Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 504 of the 1965 volume:

EDITOR: JEANNE MARIE MALLETT 0 BUSINESS MANAGER: RONALD E. PARKS MAK101965 NEWS 8. PHOTO EDITOR: C. DAVID EELES 0 ORG. EDITOR: VIRGINIA KUNERT I l Progress ........................ 2 The Year ............................ 16 I Activities ........................ 214 ' Living Units ........................ 302 I Seniors .......................... 7430 : Index ........................ f , THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY COLUMBUS, OHIO The ideal of the modern era is progress. S t-udenrsebroadening their horizons and developing their minds to meet Ihe futureiq challengeelook out from the U niversiiy to the world to see the em bryonic future struggle to free itself from the matured present and rise ever closer to the limit of maan achievement. In the breath-raking pace of modern life the future no longer follows the present but seems to overlap or collide with it. X '. IV.WA'AWMV;W: v VMw w w'vq i' f q! 733 5?- 52 $$$$$1 V, 3.9,! ha. i 3 a 'm-s'a - .' . ..--' 1; vi The colh'sion destroys the present, for man is impelled by his hopes of greater rewards in the future to topple, to demolish, to sweep away the present to make a place for the future. .1 ad Jllllrl ....1a.lll.... iliruaqulIVxl .1 41H. a H1..1 . - 4;..- Man 13' instruments of destruction methodically perform their ritual of sacrifice to change. Then buiiding begins anew. .... 3+... .65, CW. Illn..f . ! MAAHHI . .- 77. .1. .... . a . . .. . hr . Sm R . 2.5!: .. x. l: .w.A x... If; 41.5.. w .3. :1 ... . i. .. r .Illffltl .. A ail .Il.i-...la .ule... II .II- 119...... - c '59.:HEEHL .al a r . l... 1-H. 3... Ell . I. Eillu 11. 1.5.2.: .. namdfiiaa Fulilnh . .PE II .. .... 3 Fl F 37.43. . . . The creation of a parr 0f the future rises r0 :1 6173mm: as compierion 0f the srrmrrm-e nears. mi 'N N 1933! iv wwuuuu u' ' H..-- fl '- $381!... v r' '. .' A g All ! I'Jrl' The fmfrs of change are myriad. The ever expanding university gains 0 24-5100! dormitory, a parking garage, a research lab. The growing metropoffsuan expressway, a civic CQJIIEJ', a high-rr'se ofi?ce buifding But iiigJ'i-rise buiidings and expressways oniy manifest man's technologicai advance. Technological advance equates itsetf with progress oniy when it is a change for the betterment of man. Today's era of science ioo often labels all change as progress, bar desrrucrion 0f the 02d and its replacement by the towering sreei-ribbed structures and the endless ribbons of expressway is justijied only as it aids man to reach his ultimate. A university is dedicated to knowledge and surely there is no greater knowledge today's student can gain from his college experience than to recognize progress as a viciory-not 0f scienti 15c advance, but a victory of man for mankind. SW awry. :Wm $55.54; m- M m n: .. M. - 3- ,I 0. Han.- lull -- an earl Sn-.. -- .- ;-'c EVENTS Campaigns, crises, changes, but little catm marked 1964-65. Campaigns in Britain and the U.S. high- lighted Autumn Quarter. The Democrats won a landslide victory here, while the Labor Party barely won control in Britain. In Russia:r Kosygin and Brezhnev replaced Nikita Khrushchev without benefit oF elections. The end of an era come in January when Sir Winston Churchitl, the greatest leader of our time, died at 90. Although leaders changed, crises continued. Most serious was the Vietnam war, aggravated by Red China. At home the civil rights struggle continued. Dr. Martin Luther King was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize tor his non-violent leadership of the movement. Within this context the year at Ohio State unfolded . . . i . -9- uL n- qua... . .,.u.. th- WELCOME WEEK 1964! That was the summer that was . . . 6,928 new freshmen took their iirst glimpse of Ohio State living in a two-day orientation program. Faced with tests strenuous enough to challenge any stu- dents sanity, many wondered why they ever left the security of home and overw indulging parents. When they returned in September for Welcome Week, many who had previ- ously thought Ohio State too large for them learned to their great consternation that it was actually too small. Seven coeds found themselves without rooms when fewer than the expected number of dorm contracts were cancelled. The girls set up temporary housing in study lounges. X ' SQ Xi. BARRY STRESSES MORALITY ISSUE Sen. Barry Goldwater and his wife Peggy brought the Republican campaign to Ohio late in Septem- ber. Speaking before a large crowd at Vets Mem- orial Auditorium, Goldwater charged immorality and lack of integrity in the present government administration. He accused Johnson of trying to usweep the war in Vietnam under the rug? and added, ttTheytve got so many things under that rug now-like Billy Sol Estes and Bobby Bakere that they have to walk Uphill to get to their plat- form?1 Continuing, he appealed to stop the spread of socialism at home and Communism abroad. ttI dontt want to see the federal government be a big brother to anyone? Goldwater concluded his C0- lumbus address with a prediction: ttOn Nov. 3 may the best man win and I know who ifs going to be? Ike mh'ies Corumbus voters r0 GOP cause a: V215 Memorial. HUMPHREY, IKE BOOST RIVAL PARTY TICKETS From the steps of City Hall, vice-presidential candidate Hubert Humphrey countered Republican charges that the federal government is too strong. Concern for the needy is not socialism, he said, pointing to President Johnsonts ttGreat Society and war on proverty. Humphrey vehemently at- tacked Goldwater's voting record, especially his negative votes on the nuclear test ban treaty and the Civil Rights Bill. He also said he feared Gold- water would risk war unnecessarily. To the four busloads of Ohio State students who greeted him at the airport, Humphrey quipped, uItts a won- derful thing for you to study ancient historyu-but don!t vote it. Following Humphrey to Columbus was former president, Dwight Eisenhower, cam- paigning for the GOP ticket. H nmphrcy thanks airport crowd for their Warm welcome. Ex-Gov. DiSuHe and Congress hopeful Var: Heyde greer Humphrey. Robert Taft Jr. confers with Gofdwater Youth head, Tam Workman. NATIONAL CAMPAIGN ON CAMPUS From the smallest behind-the-scenes jobs to prestige positions, Ohio State students avidly threw themselves into the hectic 1964 presidential campaign. They aided their candidates by taking polls, distributing flyers, and addressing enve- lopes. In addition, OSU students headed both the Goldwater and J ohnson statewide youth organiza- tions. The campaign over, Ohio Staters partici- pated in the model precinct vote count conducted by the three major TV networks. On campus the equal time rule prevailed. Over 800 students heard cabinet Secretary Anthony Celebrezze on Democratic Day. A documentary on the Kennedy administration, tthOO Days, was also shown. Republican Day featured Robert Taft Jr. and Oliver Bolton. The campus cam- paigns culminated in the Ohio State mock election in which Lyndon Johnson gained a plurality of 1850 votes. i Oliver P. Bofron speaks at noon luncheon. Ymmg Dem leaders receive congrmufarfons from HEW Secretary Celebrezze, third from left, on Democratic Day success. roan: 1. . REPuw mm; Campus campaigners pm our a steady stream of campaign material I i . . and planned demonstrations to get the 05 U vote for their side. ,. . C0599 consumprion marched vote tomb as the night wore on. Smdenrs awaited firs! remms election night a! the Union LBJ, ALL THE WAY The Ohio Union TV election party became the hub of activity as OSU students gathered to watch the voting results. Even the earliest returns clearly pointed to a decisive Democratic landslide. Barry Goldwater carried the traditionally Demo- cratic Deep South, but Lyndon Johnson broke through every Republican stronghold across the nation to gain the greatest plurality of popular and electoral votes ever recorded. In the East, Robert Kennedy defeated incumbent New York Senator Kenneth Keating while brother T ed easi- ly racked up 81h: of the Massachusetts vote with- out ever leaving his hospital bed. Ohioans had to wait until late Wednesday to learn that Senator Stephen Young had scored a major political up- set over Robert Taft Jr. 29 CHRISTMAS ON CAMPUS Many campus doors and windows were deco- rated early this year, but the lighting of the 35 foot tree on the terrace of the Ohio Union by Presi- dent Fawcett signalled the formal opening of the Christmas on Campus activities. In the Christmas spirit of fellowship, over 700 students took time from their studies to observe Christmas on Cam- 30 pus. After the opening ceremonies the Ments Glee Club sang Christmas carols and led a carol sing. Later that evening the Symphonic Choir presented its annual Christmas Concert. 'tChristmas around the World was the theme of exhibits in Ohio Union suites. Included in the displays of Christ- mas were Hungary, Sweden, and Germany. 34 MARATHON SETS RECORD The national spotlight was turned on the OSU campus as the New Year began. The attention centered on the attempt of three members of the Ohio State Chess Club to break the worldts chess marathon record by playing 58 hours straight. The previous record of 52 hours was set by a student at St. Lukets College in Exeter in 1961. OSU'S Carl Jackman, John Phython, and Karl Stechle played over 500 games between Friday evening and Sunday morning to break it. None of the chess players was permitted to take any drugs ex- cept coffee and aspirin. Inspired by this perform- ance, Stadium Dorm men held a ttChesshoweW the next week, playing chess in the shower, thus combining chess with the shower marathon fad popular on other campuses. Club members also demonstrated blindfold and four-handed chess. 1 ! $M$W d, '3 ,. d: . , .a . w . i .v' I. I. n'. .r --'. . - t , 'E :Mzsrs . Eztfdg '1... 11f, uh ad II: FIVE HONORED AS DISTINGUISHED TEACHERS In February five members of the faculty were selected from nominations submitted by alumni, students and a faculty committee comprised of former winners of the awards to receive the sixth annual Alumni Distinguished Teaching Awards. The five selected for this year were Dr. James F. Fullington, Professor William McDonald, Dr. John Prior, Professor Harold Shechter and Pro- fessor William T. Morris. Each of these men re- ceived a certificate citing his distinction and a $ 1,000 cash award. 36 William F. McDonaM Dr. James F. Fullington has been a member of the English department faculty for 43 years and is former chairman of the department and former dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. He has made English 529, a course in the English Bible, a vital and pleasurable tradition on campus. Pro- fessor William F. McDonald has been a member of the department of history faculty for 34 years. His complete understanding of the influence of the past upon the Western World has helped him to develop intelligent historical judgement in his students. James F. FuHr'ngron 3? Wimam T. Morris 33 Dr. Prior has been a member of the department of medicine faculty for 21 years, associate dean of the College of Medicine and associate director of the University Hospitals. His uncommon ability to teach physical diagnosis and clinical medicine effectively has impressed many students and fac- ulty members. Professor Shechter has been a fac- ulty member of the chemistry department for the past 19 years and he has stimulated many students in independent research. Professor Morris, mem- ber of the industrial engineering faculty for 11 years, is noted for his skill in relating theory to the application of industrial engineering. John A . Prior Harold Shechfcr 39 DANCES-1965 This year OSU coeds elected Dan Davis, a soph- omorq in General Communications, to reign as Golddiggers King. Dan is a Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity man who resides in Canton, Ohio. First runncr-up was Tom Blackstone, candidate from Stadium Dormitory. Dave Shinaberry, represent- ing Steeb Hall, was second runner-up, and Don Troendly of Phi Delta Theta was named third runner-up. Independent Nelson Slater got fourth runner-up. Junior Panhellenic sponsored its last Pledge Princess Prom in April this year, and Joan Sand- Ier of Sigma Delta Tau was chosen by fraternity pledges as princess. The runners-up in the contest were Connie Lockwood, Kappa Alpha Theta; Jo- anna Warley, Delta Delta Delta; Diane Hallows, Alpha Phi, and Roberta Shanholtz of Delta Gam- ma. Dress for the Prom, which was held in the Ohio Union Ballroom, was informal this year. The Sidewinders provided musical entertainment. BUCKEYE DANCE CONTRASTS . . . ROCKING AND ROMANTIC GREEK WEEK-PROGRESS THROUGH UNITY Held during the sixth week of Winter Quar- ter, Greek Week 1965 had as its theme, Progress Through Unity, which aimed at fostering the idea among Ohio Statels four thousand Greeks that besides being members of their own individ- ual fraternities and sororities, they were also mem- bers of a grand and growing Greek community. According to General Chairman Paul Coleman and other Greek leaders, this and several more tangible goals were successfully accomplished by Greek Week 1965. Three innovations marked the calendar for Greek Week, for in addition to the annual Talent Show, Exchange Parties, and Charity Drive, Greek Week 1965 also added Ex- change Dinners, a Rally, and revived the Greek Week Sing. All these events, plus a Saturday evening Pop Concert by the Chad Mitchell Trio, were attended by the largest crowds in the history of the more than twenty Greek Weeks on this cam- pus. Greek Week 1965 also showed a bright fiscal side by coming out well in the black. In short, be- sides providing campus and community service and a good time for all, the participation in and spirit felt during Greek Week 1965 made it one of the most successful. u- 1, I L X15 OSU ATTRACTS MANY FOREIGN STUDENTS An international .studenths life at OSU is fllled with new people, new ideas and new surround- ings. Through living in a dormitory or rooming house he begins to learn about American students. This experience is a major part of his education. Exchange of culture on a personal level is also an important part of an American studenfs educa- ion. Life for the international student at OSU is enhanced by such activities as Fiesta International and Buffet International. 46 Student Congress Parry President Fred Moore exhorls parry mem- ber: to campaign hard for an EC P victory. BPP OUTDRAWS SCP AT CONVENTIONS Buckeye Political Party drew over 1200 students to its convention tnext pageh which nominated Thomas E. Workman as the Buckeye candidate for Student Body President over Gary Acker by a vote of. 732-434. Both Workman, Senate Student Affairs Commissioner, and Acker, Senate Student Government Commissioner, put on tumultuous demonstrations for their candidacies. After Work- mangs nomination, Cantield HaIFs Eileen Roach, Treasurer of Student Senate, was unanimously and enthusiastically chosen as the VP candidate. The SCP convention, which attracted 400 stu- dents, featured a three-way race for the presiden- tial nomination between Allen Ross, former Student Senator; Vic Frost, Senate Director of Elections; and Arnie White, two-time SCP Presi- dent. Ross was nominated 0n the second ballot and picked Frost as his running mate, a choice which the convention heartily endorsed. lulu... lllulil.1.., .l'llllnlll... The candidates dashed fn debate during the hotfy-conlesred mm- pafgn. Here Allen Ross bids for votes as Buckeyes Workman and Harry Field. later to become 3?? President. listens intently to the Roach hurriedly prepare a rebuttal. Presidential debare. After the debate SCP candidares Ron and Frost fry to win over a dubious Westminster Hal! reside! who holds a Buckeye pumphu'cr. iaiiiunf g.gcll ' .. i. t'i'...,. STINE'S CANDIDACY GETS LAUGHS- AND 1163 VOTES In this yearts Presidential elec- tions there was a third candidate, ' tJovial Bob Stine. Stine, a graduat- ing senior and editor of the campus humor magazine Sundial, declared his mock tand ineligiblet candidacy as a protest against both candidates and student government in general. His shenanigans included a small parade of clowns in his behalf around the Oval, ads and posters around campus and in the SLmdt'al, and a mock headquarters in the Union. His slogan was ttJoin the Jovial Backlash? Some took his candidacy seriously while most com sidered it a publicity stunt. The candidate awam election results. Candidate Workman ponders early elecrion returns. ACTION APPROACH CAPTURES VOTE; WORKMAN LEADS BPP TO VICTORY Tom Workman and Eileen Roach swept to a decisive victory on March 3 over Allan Ross and Vic Frost in a 4175 to 3328 vote. Ineligible write- in candidate Bob Stine polled 1163. Even so, both the total valid votes and the 84'? winning vote mar- gin were records for an OSU Student Body Presi- dential election. The students also gave Buckeye a 22-18 majority in the 1965-66 Student Senate. Candidates, workers, and interested students awaited voting results in the Ohio Unionls East 56 Ballroom. Upon winning, President-elect Work- man addressed the Union crowd: I want to provide responsible and continually progressive student government. We need the help of all students who are concerned. Our opponents have had a sincere and dedicated campaign, but now let us unite and make student government on this campus what it should beea responsible government with solid accomplishment? The newb' elected president receives cougramfmions as the Work- man-Roach victory is announced at the Ohio Union Eiecrfort Night Party. Buckeye Senatorim' candidate Thomas C . Sauu'er gets Presidential returns at Buckeye headquarters. EMermus, Sawyer? Presidential candidate Workman jokes with Tom Sawyer whose district was the very last :0 report that night. The new and the old. Starr Darh'ng, outgoing president, has a 15m! word wi'rh hf; successor Tom Workman. Effeen Roach, with predecexsor Sam Mchwrmr, i9 05' U '3 119m! fe- male VP and was a major factor in BPP's victory. a... .mmww... .....,,-... ?km. i ; t i 4 i g E i ' ..-... . -915. -.n.+ 1.5... .. .. Candidarciw'ctor rww adminismer. The radian; campaign, one phase of me goal. ends and a new admJ'uismmon begins as Thomas E. Workman rs installed a: Student Body President. Opponents become friends when the heat of the debate has subsided. OSU DEBATE TEAM HAS FINE SEASON In January the annual Ohio State University Debate Tournament attracted teams from forty- five colleges and universities to the campus. The winner was George Washington University of Washington DC. The host Ohio State team, not eligible to win its own tournament, had a fine year. For the hrst time they took hrst place at the Wayne State University Debates in which deci- sions are rendered by both an audience and a fac- ulty critic. The team was first in the Kentucky Regional Debate and placed high in tournaments at Brandeis and Georgetown. Forensics Society members are among those currently attempting to reinstitute a series of Union Debates staged be- fore audiences by both students and faculty. Sefecrmg me right quote for rebuttal is crucial. Dr. Richard Rfeice, Director of F oremicsj drills his reams in funda- mental: in practice debates throughout the year. President Fatt'ceh' gets uit'tt'a'tl'tl'tt'a' by Bucket um! Dipper. BUCKEYE BADLANDS IS BIG SUCCESS May Week 1965 was the newly formed Tradi- tions Boardls first event. ttBuckeye Badlands, un- der the leadership of MiltOn G. Yoder, general chairman, raised Over three thousand dollars for United Appeal and World University Service. This proht doubled all previous May Week prohts. In addition, new attendance records were established for every May Week event. The May Week calen- dar was filled with all the traditional events and a few new ones, too. While the Miss OSU skits were creating enthusiasm in the various living units on Monday and Tuesday, outstanding student leaders were tapped for Bucket and Dipper, Chimes, Mir- rors, and Romophos. On Wednesday, Stanton G. Darling and Kathryn S. McDaniel were named the Outstanding Senior Man and Woman of the Class of 1965 at the fifth annual Student Leadership Recognition Banquet held in the Ohio Union for 400 student leaders. As the linking of Sphinx and the tapping of Mortar Board were concluding the banquetwbandits, Indians, and dancing girls were frolicking at the May Week Carnival in French Field House. Over 8800 students visited the 51 62 carnival booths sponsored by fraternities, resi- dence halls and sororities. But Thursday was the big day as classes after 10 were dismissed. Then students converged on the Oval to watch the Pres- identls Review of ROTC units. During the after- noon over 10,500 students viewed the games and competitionwwatermelon eating centest, dance contest, legs contest, roping centest, Sigma Pi's pie- eating contest, tricycle races, the Sphinx-Faculty Softball game and the Mortar Board-Faeulty Vol- leyball game. Beta Theta Pi won the Bed Race for the third consecutive year. This year some stuw dents by-passed the romping 0n the Oval to at- tend the all day teaCh-in at University Hall in which several of OSU'S outstanding professors gave lectures on university life. After WSGAls May Supper that evening 5,500 students watched the Talent Show in the north end of the stadium. Then the students flocked to the May Week Dance to hear the Kingsmen. The climax of a highly suc- cessful May Week was the crowning of Miss OSU wDee Dee Lowry of Norton House. i x n X Al Everyone knows Indians are notoriousfy nearsighted. Lv parade in President's Review on Corps Day. .m m nu. .m C I o R w ...- 66 I.?F-f; 3'? . ngiv 7? Q J,- a. I :' 1'. 0; 6? 1'. way to Imve It's die oniy ' Can't get enough of u. ' berry pie . . . I :qu love c 63 Prcwmfng Mm 0M0 5mm 'DN Dec Lon'ry. Many students concluded an cvemfu! May Week by hearing A! Hir! a: his Marsha concert. 69 Oh Dad. Poor Dad, Marrla's Hung You in the Closet and Pm Fee!- n 505 d. 3g a hmn La Dance 72 The M mic Man ENTERTAINMENT Throughout the year a variety of line entertain- ment was available to Ohio State students and the campus community. University Theatre Pro- ductions and Strollers presented theatre-goers with a diversified bill of theatrical attractions. Mer- shon Auditorium concerts and Guest Artist prog- rams brought talented artists from all over the world to Ohio State-classical guitarist Carlos Montoya, pianist Ivan Davis, singer Mary Costa, folk artists Harry Belafonte and the Chad Mitchell Trio; AI Hirt, the Indianapolis Symphony Orches- tra and the San Francisco Ballet. But often it Was not necessary to look further than Ohio State it- self for talented performers. Besides the theatrical groups on campus, OSUls own choral, orchestral, and dance groups also gave memorable perform- ances in the past year. Blue: for Mister Charlie Heam'r Center's Nita Out Ivan Davis Carfox Montoya Mary Com: OSU Men's Gfec Ciub ?7 San Francisco Bane: Dr. Charles Brmmer spoke a: rim fim F.S'F Rm'b' 0H Ihc OWN. Ami Mayer, President of Students for Liberal Action, addressed the group. A! extreme right is FSF reader Jag Schwartz. SPEAKER'S RULE DEBATED At the April 13th meeting of the Faculty Coun- cil an announcement was made that the Board of Trustees would re-open the controversial guest speaker policy to examination. Previously the Board had declined to negotiate the matter be- cause of a lawsuit pending against various Uni- versity officials pursuant to an earlier applica- tion of the speaker policy. The Faculty Council, upon a motion by John H. Wilson, professor of English, unanimously commended the Board for its decision to reconsider the policy. Shortly thereafter, two groups - the Free Speech Front tFSFT and the Faculty and Students for Free Speech tFS-ZT - began protest action against the speakers rule. The most spectacular of the protests was FSFTs overnight sit-in at the Admini- stration Building. The Student Senate sponsored a forum featuring student leaders from all areas of campus to dramatize the general student senti- ment against the rule. Culmination of the Spring Quarter protests came on May let with the ap- pearance on campus of alleged Marxist, Herbert Aptheker. Although Aptheker did not speak, and therefore broke no rule, selections from his pub- lications were read to an overflow crowd forced by rain into University Hall. the Senate hearing 015' Student Body President Tom Workman lead: on the Speakefs Rule. Ira Gafffu gives SCP view on the Rule. B4 During the May Week elections Student Senate sponsored a rd- eremhmr in which more Hum 8096 Of Hm vows Il'ert' tax! in favor of either a modHican'on or a complete abolition of the Ride. Sam McGavrrm, who had done much work on proposed revisions of the Speaker's Ride before rho presem con- !rovcmy. was picked by President Workman m a.g'sisr him in presenting HM smdems' views 10 Hie Board of Trustees. Free speech promxfors rare to conduct an aH-nigh! :ir-fu in me Administration Bufidfng. BIS ' Alrer his nan-xpeedr m University HUN. Herbert Aprheker Renter. with gi'usstJ f: escorrcd re a waiting t'm'. 1965 GRADUATION LARGEST ON RECORD Last Autumn Quarter more than 900 Ohio Staters became alumni at commencement at St. John Arena. Charles Sawyer, Cincinnati attorney and former U.S. Secretary of Commerce under President Truman delivered the commencement address. Of the 920 students who received diplo- mas, more than one-third were from the Graduate School. Approximately 746 students received de- grees at the end of Winter Quarter. Dr. Duddy, president of Marietta College, spoke at the gradu- ation ceremonies. President Fawcett delivered the address at the 88th annual Spring Quarter com- mencement. A class of 3,000-the largest gradu- ating class in the history of OSU, accepted diplo- mas, and 142 of these were awarded from the Col- lege of Medicine. w' n- ..1: .w . George J. Kienzle, director of the School of Journalism, died of cancer March 21 in University Hospital. He was 54. Kienzle headed the School of Journalism for eight years. Prior to that, he earned prominence for his work as a newsman, editor, author and public relations executive. He was nationally rec- ognized as a leader in journalism education and as a pioneer in medical, dental and science writing. He was born June 30, 1910, at Decatur, Indi- ana. In 1943 he received a bachelor of arts degree from The Ohio State University and he later attended graduate school at Princetcm Theological Seminary. George J . Kienzle 1910-4965 91 Ohio State sports in 1964-65 mixed unexpected ioy with disappointment. The Buckeye football team, rated number one nationally after its first five games, run out of steam in a finaI-gume showdown with Michigan. The Wolverines shut out the Buckeyes 10- 0, clinched the Big Ten title and earned a trip to the Rose Bowl. The loss left Ohio State with a 5-1 con- ference record and a small consolation of second place in the Big Ten. When OSU fans turned to bus- ketball they found very Iittle solace. Only a Iast-game win over conference champion Michigan saved Couch Fred Taylor from his first losing semen. The story was much the same for other Buckeye sports until spring, when the lacrosse team won its conference title and the baseball squad rode a Iate-season streak to second place in the NCAA playoHs-the biggest success in Buckeye basebali history. THE DAY OF THE BIG GAME DEFENSE KEY AS BUCKS RATED NO. 1 A rugged defense and an improved offense paved the way to victories in their first four games and a number one rating nationally for the Ohio State Buckeyes. The experienced defensive line al- lowed opponents only 17 points whiIe the offense guided by quarterback Don Unverferth totaled 87 points. The Buckeyes began the season by smashing SMU 27H8, a game highlighted by a sparkling defensive performance including two interceptions by Arnie Chonko who brought his total to hvee one a game savereas Ohio State beat Indiana 17e9 the next week. Defense and offense enjoyed their finest hour with a 26e0 victory over second- ranked Illinois. Then a 17e0 win over Southern Cal coupled with top-ranked Texast loss made OSU N0. 1. V U s l ;.oioI- Atg-Amerfcan Arm's Chonko r23j bar: a pass away from 0 USC en . The smhmrr OSU defense produced many stars. Shaun: are Arnie Chonko herding down an interception tbm'owji and Ed Grazer: f77j. voted the team's MVP, Zeroing on SNIU's quarterback fnexr pageJ. . . f , sutuqhn; kl a 1' ' 4- J5 .ym-sIL . . . h up -- , u,t-.1, -.a. - u l . . - p3 wl a... .. :sq; : ..h - ' . . . A n' 1 am IT:W?, q..- a pi o 'H- :E f'ifi'; E O III-l :- d - q u- .- m- -;- - ; o - -- 2. - $ .- I Hth-H' 311 1'- .Uiium ,,. 1! The OSU defense gave Badger bu?! carriers little running room. HAPPINESS IS A HOMECOMING VICTORY Following the lead of cartoonist Charles Schulzi Peanuts, Ohio Staters tried to discover during Homecoming Week exactly what iHappiness 15 ,i The myriad responses created a festival at- mosphere on campus all week. To the lads of Stradley Hall happiness was building a first-prize float for the fifth straight time. Phi Gamma Delta and Delta Gamma were also proud of their blueiribbon entries. To a sellout crowd of 3100 happiness was danc- ing to Count Basie 3 band at the Homecoming Dance at the Ohio Union and watching pretty Pam Anderson crowned 1964 Homecoming Queen. But to the Buckeye football fan there was only one real happinessu-Saturday afternoon. The mighty Bucks led by stellar performances from Bo Rein and Tom Barrington on offense and Ike Kelw ley on defense crushed Wisconsin 28-3. Don Unverferrh f26j surprised opponents and fans with his passing. Tgm Harrington's 05? hard running aided in the Buck's 28 3 1964 Dad of Dads John Hufnagfe reccfves his pfaque from Home- coming Queen Pam Anderson at halftime. lmmh ,4 ENGLE'S LIONS RIP BUCKS 27-0 The success of the First fwe games made OSU look invincible. But Iowa, finding a Chink in the armor, came within inches of tying the Bucks. With two seconds left in the game Iowa pushed back the Buckst goal line defense to score, but the two- point conversion attempt was stymied by the Buck line six inches from the goal giving OSU a 21e19 win. On Dad,s Day Coach Rip Engle brought his Penn State squad to Columbus with the intent of upsetting the Bucks as they had done three times before. The Nittany Lions, having a 30-50 season, played their best game as OSU played its worst. The Buckeyes in losing 27-0 gained only 63 yards compared to the Lionst 349 and never crossed the 50-yard line until the closing minutes of the game. The dejected looks on this 5:le the preceding page ref! the story. Perm State bear the Bucks 27-0 to make Dad's Day a gloomy af- fair. m a .9 :4. C Ah 1W. II- .I. .m ca a .m a 2. a m l... h m 0 r h f S IN E N C H 0 r. on .H H r a B m o T FM m TELm WIND AND WOLVES FREEZE BUCKEYES Ohio State, although toppled from a top na- tional rating by its loss to Penn State, took the Big Ten lead from Purdue who lost to Michigan State. The next week the Bucks rebounded by beating Northwestern lO-0 to retain a half-game lead over Michigan in the race to the Rose Bowl. Despite below-freezing weather and a cutting wind 84,635 fans jammed Ohio Stadium for the traditional OSU-Miehigan battle and deciding game in the light for the Big Ten title and a trip to Pasadena. Both teams played a good, hard- hitting game. One error made the ditference. In the last minute of the first half Bo Rein fumbled a Michigan punt 0n the OSU 20. Michigan capitale ized 0n the break to take the lead 770 and then the game 1070. Playcrx huddie for instructions around C 03d: Hayes. Woody gives Bucks a pep tafk before title game. Wolverine quarterback Bob Timbcrfakc bcdevr'lcd the Buckeyes. 1965 Rose Bow! hero JMef Anrhony 5?? hits the fine for short gram. BUCKS LOOK SHARP IN OPENING WINS The Ohio State basketball team had both height and experience this year with Andy Ahijevych, J i111 Shaffer and captain Dick Ricketts. Good scor- ing potential was evident in sophomores Ron Sepic, Al Rowley and I erry Tischer. The Bucks opened the season with a solid 86L-54 win over South Dakota, and in their second game they battled a highly regarded St. Louis team to a near stand- off before bowing 79--70. A pair of victories at Texas Christian and Houston, followed by a 67- 66 squeaker over Butler, gave OSU a 4--I record before things took a turn for the worse. Davidson, a Southern powerhouse, thumped the Buckeyes 87-64, and Brigham Young got carried away by a home court crowd in Utah and embarrassed the Buckeyes by a 112e71 score. Captain Dick Rickerts provided a steadying influence for a squad that suffered from inexperience. A LONG SEASON FOR BUCKS IN BIG TEN The Brigham Young debacle was the worst set- back in Taylor's career as a head coach. The Buck- eyes, returning to the comfort of St. John Arena, easily whipped Dartmouth 90e59 but then suffer- ed a heart-breaking double overtime loss to highly ranked Duke, 94-89. A 73e63 win over Georgia Tech gave the Bucks a 6e4 Apre-conference rec- ord. A date with Purdue opened the seasonts Big Ten competition. The Boilermakers, led by scoring sensation Dave Schellhase, tripped the Bucks 7 1e 64. After successive losses to Indiana and Minne- sota, Ohio State savored its first conference win 98e86 over Wisconsin. A week later they jour- neyed t0 the Badgers? home court to repeat the suc- cess by a narrower margin, 73H71. Next came a string of four losses, twice at the hands of Illinois and once each to Iowa and Michigan. ... .. a . . w . .. wapvf aL w flew .3 .. m . O . The buffer of basketbaff at times stow; to a waltz foppo- site pagej. Soph Ron Sepicis BJJ fine pfay this season made OSU fans optimistic for the future. hMm-jsi Ml'mrg 3'. '1 g I T WOLVES TO - . BUCKS BEA . . . CAP SEASON IN STYLE .- .. . The happiest note of the season was the tinal note. In their last five games the Buckeyes won four, including an emotion-paeked revenge victory over Miehiganis conference champions. A 32- point performance by Ricketts led the underdog Bucks to a stunning 93e85 upset over the na- tion's second ranked team-to atone for an earlier 100e61 drubbing at Michigan. The victory was a team effort, but Ricketts, playing his final game for Ohio State, stole the show. When he left the I . .. . floor with five seconds remaining, the entire crowd - i' ' ' I i K - .- ' 4 of 12,759 stood to deliver a tribute to the captain. ' Shaffer, also playing his final game, added 15 . . . points to the OSU cause. The triumph over Miehi- I H ' - ' 4 gan, combined with two wins over Michigan State W i ' i and one against Northwestern, plus a loss to In- diana in the closing weeks of the season, enabled Ohio State to linish with a 12e12 record. Coach Taylor has yet to hnish below a .500 season mark. Down but not out, Rickerts stumbles, keeping bail control. The Bucks battled and beat Michigan on the boards all night. - t k C: I. ' 17!, R .395' ' i .3 e . ' I V Ii 0 ' . a ha. h- i - .' I n ' hn . h . ' t -M-IAIIHI . 'i'qu: . ah mmggm . h-f .I . . I14!- x ,l' -i l r1: 'IF-w- 1-- r- I...- 5 ,. El ' - . . a '5, '. $3wa ' L H. l $1; 3,4. . . gm; 4 dw; 3.. K. hh u .4. - Halter $$ 1 1$$tQh lQ Vn BUCKS ARE SECOND,- COOPER PACES TEAM Finishing in a tie for second place in the Big Ten fencing meet, the Ohio State fencing team compiled an over-all record of nine wins and four losses. In Big Ten competition the Bucks were 4-l, suffering the only loss at the hands of Illi- nois. Junior Bob Cooper paced the team with an outstanding ZSe'f record, while Don Boger, John Brady and Jerry Hogan each had over 20 victories. YODER'S 15 GOALS NEW SEASON HIGH In its second year of varsity sport competition, the Ohio State hockey team compiled a record of four wins and six losses. The Buckeye victories were over Oberlin, Dayton, Notre Dame, and Den- ison. A record-setting performance by senior Steve Yoder highlighted the seasorl. Yoder scored 15 goals for the season, surpassing the 01d mark 0f 13 set by Adrian Edwards in 1963. HOPPER SETS TANK MARK Sophomore Bob Hopper set a conference record in the 200- yard medley as the. Buckeye swim team tinished fourth in the Big Ten meet. In dual meet competi- tion OSU posted an impressive 5 1 record with wins over Illi- nois, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Cin- cinnati and Purdue. BUCKS END SEASON ON DISMAL NOTE A disappointing tenth-place finish in the Big Ten track meet ended an otherwise respectable season for the Buckeye track team. Ohio State posted wins over Indiana in a dual meet, and over Kent State, West Virginia and Kentucky in a quadrangular meet. In the Federation Meet held at French Field House, Elwin Sellers tied Glenn Davish old meet record for the 300 yard run. Ehrin Seffer: breaks the rape or: 39ml leg of mffc reiay. GYMNASTS TAKE TUMBLE The luckless OSU gymnastics team managed only a 0--8 record this year, suffering their worst defeat at the hands of Iowa, 82-25. A definite drawback to the OSU squad was the absence in the Iowa and Michigan meets of co-captain Don Long who suffered a shoulder injury in practice. Despite their dismal showing as a team, the Bucks turned in a number of sparkling individual performances dur- ing the season. Junior Jay Sroufe led the squad in all-around competition. GRAPPLERS FINISH EIGHTH IN BIG TEN Captain Mike Beery closed out his collegiate wrestling career with a four year total 434-1 record as the Ohio State wrestling team fought to a 7h8h1 season record and an eighth-place fm- ish in the Big Ten meet. At the beginning of the season Beery was unbeaten in 18 straight meets. g. a i e ?J'Vl ' -' 1.15 a- .J-V-vVHEMQr .1: 3.x a. q a misfizilr- Tr: OSU IN TITLE RACE OSUis baseball fortunes were not expected to be great in 1965 despite returning All-American Arnie Chonko. The Bucks opened the season with three sophomore infielders and only one veteran hurler, John Durant. After their Spring trip to Arizona where they compiled a 5-6 record, drop- ping three to Arizona State University, the Bucks began the regular season with a 10-6 win over Missouri. The next week OSU staged late-inning rallies twice to top Cincinnati 8-5 and 4-1. Such come-from-behind tactics soon became the trade- mark of the persistent Bucks, endearing them to fans. The Bucks opened conference play against Indiana, taking two out of three from the Hoosiers before going on the road. With two regular Start- ers ill, they still swept all three road games to move to within a game of first place Michigan. Come-fromebehind wins against Purdue and Illi- nois and a 3-0 whitewash of Iowa set the stage for a dramatic final weekend series in which OSU met the other title contenders, Michigan and Michigan State. Mirhfgrm C mmh Mohy Benedict 13H 1'!!ka m 115:? Malfl'lf thrift!!! H ane mmnem in the OSU-M'chfgan game winch chrimmtcd the Wolves from title wmwtrmn. Michigan pitcher racer m to back Hp catcher on throu- home from the ourfidd after a Back drive. BUCKS SWEEP SERIES; TAKE BIG TEN TITLE A magnificent I6-inning pitching performance by Steve Arlin eliminated Michigan 4-3 on Friday as the Bucks came from behind again to win on Jimmy Reed's home run in the 16th after Russ Naglesonk round-tripper in the eighth had tied the game. Sophomore Arlin, ace of the Buck mound staff, broke a 16-year old Big Ten strike- out record by striking out 68 men in a single season. His l6-inning stint also set a new endur- ance record for Big Ten hurlers. On Saturday the Bucks pulled an even more amazing feat by cem- ing from an 8-1 deficit against Michigan State's ace pitcher to whip the Spartans 13-10, thus clinching their first Big Ten title since 1954. Husfhr and dcfm'mr'mm'rm Irere' key: to OSU success this year. h: the picmre a: right. Don Hm-kim USJ. seemingly am a: . .rhi'rd. Hides hard into rhe Spartan shortstop causing him :0 - ' drop the ban, then gets Hp tbefowj 10 race home m the buff rolls into left 15mm. J :MEq-xrw-h.; z .- ' '9 '--. .' 4'... W . . F:- t:'-:.n r 0 wk .- .5131; . . .. ' ' ' ......H............- - '. '1; a . av , w. - - . u .J: M i . H. . - awn '7 rx ' . f -. -' ,'. Iron man Sieve Arh'n. a unanimous choice for NCAA AU-Amerf- mu, fed the Bucks in all major pitching depurmmms and set a mmrber of Blg Ten and NCAA Work! Series records. OSU DROPS FINAL GAME IN WORLD SERIES, 2-1 The Bucks were decided underdogs as they headed into the District Four playoffs in Athens. OSUS 23-1 1 record was less than Spectacular. But when the chips were down, the Bucks swept three straight, earning a trip to the College World Series in Omaha. 1n the crucial second game against District Four favorite Ohio University 88-11, the Bucks capitalized on two OU errors to come from behind to win 4-2. At Omaha, OSU dumped Florida State 2-1 and belted Washington State 14-1 before being stopped 9-4 by series favorite Arizona State 60-71. The Bucks battled back as Steve Arlin went the distance in a 15- inning 1-0 win over Washington State giving OSU another crack at Arizona State. This time the Bucks beat them 7-3 setting up the dramatic final game which the Sun Devils took 2-1. '9; t. p a . M.. Q a Coach Marty Karou- mm things over with OSU captain, first- baxemrm Arm'c Chouko. Ec.s'rmim.'!y happy Bucky congratulate each other after winning their mu Big Ten title since 19.54. BUCKS TAKE MLA TITLE This year the OSU lacrosse team shattered sev- eral records on its way to the Midwest Lacrosse Association Championship. The only loss in the first 10 games was to North Carolina in the open- er. An 3e? win over Oberlin marked an unprece- dented seven straight victories for the Bucks, and they defeated Kenyon in the hrst shutout in OSU history. Steve Lauver set two records in the win over Bowling Green as high scorer with 12 goals and the most points in one game. The team also broke the record for total goals scored in one game With a mark of 28. The first MLA 1035 came at the hands of Denison, but the second time around OSU downed Denison 13e6 to set another record ethe flrst victory over Denison in Ohio State la- crosse history. COACH SNYDER ENDS OSU CAREER Ohio State tied with Purdue for a disappoint- ing eighth place in Big Ten outdoor track com- petition, scoring only six points in the Conference championship meet. The Bucks' captain, Elwin Sellers, garnered five of the six points with a sec- ond place in the 220-yard dash and fifth place in the 440 yard run. Head Coach Larry Snyder, who retired this year, began his career in track at OSU as a junior. He set four school records while an undergraduate and was elected team captain for both his junior and senior years. He became head track coach in 1931 and has been at Ohio State ever since. $ .5 t K5-I Hob. - . 7.. ' . . :K ' I f' e 1-.- 3' - '. x U: K, . 53:5? v ' gals? .i x '1 ' . n . -. - anffh. w- , :l'H '- E 3' t . Mrvt flew OSU GOLFERS ARE FIFTH IN BIG TEN The golf team opened its season with victories over Bowling Green, Marshall and Indiana, but Indiana got revenge later in the season, swamping the Buckeyes by 40 strokes. OSU golfers drove their way into the title picture by defeating de- fending champion Purdue, and then beating In- diana, Michigan, Michigan State and Notre Dame in May. In the annual Big Ten champion- ships, the Bucks finished fifth. Coach Kepler blamed inexperience for the teamts failure to hold up through the playoffs. I42 143 LACK OF VETERANS HURTS OSU NETTERS The OSU tennis team won its opening match by beating Ohio University. Dave Lamon, John Fisher and Dan Spies performed well in singles competition. Northwestern then smashed the Bucks 8-ml, but the Scarlet came back with a win over Minnesota in the best team effort of the sea- son. The failure to win threehset matches in tight situations was the nemesis of the inexperienced Bucks all season. In the Big Ten Tournament at Bloomington, the Michigan Wolverines added an- other conference crown to their collection, as OSU lost 5 close matches. ,....,;.;.- Founded in 1873 as an agricultural and mechani- cal college, Ohio State University has expanded its academics and focilifies Umil today it represenfs c1 bustling center of higher educufion, a virtual city within a ci'ry. The only land-groni instifution esfab- lished in Ohio, O.S.U. now oFfers instruction in five Undergraduaha colleges, Five professional colleges, and the graduate school. Ohio State ranks seventh in ihe nation in +he number of baccaiuureafe and first professional degrees conferred, and eighth in lhe number of doctorates. The academic and research facilities attract sfudenfs from over 70 countries around the globe. O.S.U. libraries circulate over 1,600,000 volumes. !. H; E BOARD OF TRUSTEES Lefr Io nghr Around the Tabie: Carlton S. Darg'usch. Stanley C. Allyn. Alan Bl Loop, President Novice G. Fawccll. Smith L. Rairdon, John T. Mount, Jacob E. Davis, John W. Bricker, John G. Ketterer, Mervin B. France. Insert: Frederick E Jones. PRESIDENT'S CABINET Lc1! :0 Right: Ronald B. Thompson, Frederick Stacker, John T. Bonner, Alfred B. Garrett. John H. Herrick. John T Mount, John E. Corbally, John C. Weaver, President Novice G. Fawcett. Gordon E. Carson. w- 999:2?! DEAN 0F WOMEN'S STAFF Rou- I: Raney, Stewart, Hanna, Godfrey, Sturdivant. DEAN OF MEN'S STAFF Row Weaver, Burns, Schriner. McCormick. Dean Conaway, Weimcr. Row 2: I: Overholt, Dean Ross. Wrigley. Row 2: Caronis, P - Dean 0. Clark Registrar Frederick Stecker Director of University Relations Richard C. Larkins Director of Athletics John H. Herrick Director of Campus Planning Paul S. Fancher, MD. W. Lloyd Sprouse Director of the Health Service Director of Admissions 3......- :W' .- un- J -.- . .-- :1..- !.I : . A Richard L. Mciling Dean. College of Medicine John T. Bonner St R ' Lloyd M. Parks Dean, udents elatlons Dean, College of Pharmacy -I'III ll 'Illla' Frank R. Strong Dean, College of Law Walter R. Krill . - John R. Wilson . Dean, College of Veterinary Medlcme Dean, College of Dentlstry 1. av Era- 14-: Cl :1 1 I 133 ' - .1 l I I l I l I 1 COURSE REVISIONS ARTS COLLEGE PLANS E r. F College of Arts 8. Sciences J. Osborn F idler, Dean The College of Arts and Sciences is among the oldest colleges on the Ohio State campus. It originally was comprised of two separate schools ethe School of Exact Sciences and the School of Letters and Philosophy. In 1896 these schools were combined to form the College of Arts, Philosophy, and Science. The present College of Arts and Sciences was introduced in 1930. Changes in curriculum have been made recent- Iy to refiect the increasing importance of science and foreign language and the necessity to under- stand non-western cultures. Also a Curriculum Revision Steering Committee is to be established to review recommended new courses. MICROBIOLOGY Microbiology, the study of the basic structure of microscopic forms of life, has attained increased acclaim in the field of science in recent years. In the past decade seventeen Nobel prizes have been awarded in science; twelve of these have been awarded to microbiologists. Microbiology as a science still has great pros- pects for future deveIOpment through research, and it has attracted a growing number of Scholars. The Department of Microbiology at Ohio State has plans to further enlarge its staff to meet the demands of this increasing enrollment. POLITICAL SCIENCE Beginning this year approximately 35 political science students have an opportunity to gain actual experience in handling international affairs. This has been made possible by the addition of a Simut lation Lab located in the Behavioral Science Lab. The students have been divided into ttnations of four or five students each which trade, declare war, and negotiate in the same way that nations do in reality. Political Science undergraduate students also conducted a poll in Franklin County at the time of the national election. In two waves of inter- views they sampled the political opinions of nearly 300 residents representative of a cross section of the county. Developing worJ'd crises are watched from this control room. CHEMISTRY This year the Department of Chemistry has perfected a new process through which chemists will be able to view chemical reactions. Previously, a chemical reaction could only be examined by its end product, which did not clearly indicate what occured in the various stages of the reaction, but chemists will soon be able to overcome this problem and view the stages by using radiation. Scientists can then more fully understand the steps of these reactions. In another area of research the department received a grant of one hundred fifty thousand dollars from the Atomic Energy Commission to purchase a three million electron volt machine. IIQ'... ill... I!?fllrl..l PHYSICS The Department of Physics houses most of its activity in the Physics Building on the main campus, but it also uses the Cyclotron Lab on the west side of the campus and some of the department is located in the OtS.U. Research Center. Using these facilities, the Physics Department has made several recent advances, including studies of properties of materials at temperatures near absolute zero. These studies provided valuable fundamental informatiou concerning solid and liquid states. As a result, the low temperature phys- ics lab at. O.S.U., which has expanded rapidly since its organization, is now one of the most prominent labs in the world. h. Wilma J ,. IV 4 ' I r .1 . mixx.- WWI GEOLOGY The Department of Geology has recently c0- operated with the College of Education in the establishing of a new curriculum. A course of study has been instituted for undergraduates who are preparing to teach earth science on the high school level. There has also been an increase in the number of staff members of this department, which illustrates the growing interest in and im- portance of the study of geology. Most of the undergraduate students who pur- sue study in the field of geology receive Bachelor of Science degrees. A few obtain Bachelor of Arts degrees, and the Department also grants the M33- ters and Doctorate degrees. ENGINEERS EMPHASIZE CONTINUING EDUCATION College of Engineering 163 0 ll? 4.. M .'-'-'i .p- 33 3 .' $qmw ' ' m t -V. Harold A. Boiz, Dean Since 1959 the College of Engineering has had both professioual and pre-engineering divisions. This year the college increased its aid to practic- ing engineers by sponsoring many short courses and seminars under the title of Continuing Edu- cation and by conducting courses for off-eampus engineers in thermodynamics and tranSpOrtation engineering. The Engineering College also made other im- pOrtant progress. The civil engineers of the Build- ing Research Laboratory previded the Ofloe of Civil Defense with fallout shelter plans, and the Department of Electrical Engineering coutinued its research on satellite communications for the US. Air Force. Welding engineering sfudcms perform stress test. The compare! progrmnming laboratory is harmed in Robinson Lab. Furnaces like rhfs one u! the Engineering Expermiem Simian are used for research in ceramic engineering. 1 The University airport, home of the aviation depnrmmir, is named after Don Scott, OSU football great kmed in Worm War N. This antenna formation. belonging :0 the Department of Electrica! Engineering, has been dubbed the saucer field. AERONAUTICS The Department of Aeronautical and Astronau- tical Engineering, one of seventeen departments in the College of Engineering, is the leader in Ohio State's spacebage teaching and research. Under the guidance of Dr. Garvin Von Eschen, the de- partment is conducting extensive research for the US. Air Force and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Much of the research is being done at the Rocket Research Laboratory, which paradoxically is located near the OSU horse barn, but the departments research section will soon move to new quarters at the University Air- port. 167 Floor and ceih'ng pam'fs are rested in furnaces m the Baird- fag Research Laboratory. . mm. I.III Ell! - W1 I' ' I'll! ill IH'IHHI ,9 : whil- Miami. q.- mmuml'mlllllllmi41 t I m !., W1 Mmg cnefrleerr'ng sunk m hams jundamurmls using basic equip- ment in Ms fins: 'h' raiding course. RESEARCH BUREAU ADDED TO COMMERCE COLLEGE 2 h '- . , . X2 -2: '- 5:12111:1 :.2.:x1mw.1 - '2NIH11INIHRHHU College m of Commerce 1 I71 Jamar R. McCoy, Dean The College of Commerce and Administration was organized in 1916 as the College of Com- merce and Journalism and was reorganized in 1925 as the College of Commerce and Adminis- tration and the School of Social Administration. It includes the divisions of Accounting, Business Or- ganization, Economics, Geography, and Sociology and AnthrOpology. During this past year several advances were made in this college. A Bureau of Research and a Division of Continuing Education were estab- lished, and the Ohio State Masters Program on the Cincinnati campus was continued. The fac- ulty of the college was also enlarged to meet the increased number of students enrolled in the Col- lege of Commerce and Administration. he roof of Hagcrfy Huff. rad smdcnr check: the iustrmnenr readings of the weather station on t Ag .2: .thf .. Ea; ... Computers like this IBM 3620 an:- increasingfy important in busi- ness instruction as business adapts re the modem warm. The map room is a gram aid for graduate work in geography. I73 GEOGRAPHY The OSU Department of Geography in- stituted a summer program to further educate grammar school and college instructors in the quantitative methods of geography. The college instructors come from several countries throughout the world to take this summer course. The depart- ment also had many people doing research in various areas such as South American urban ge- ography and industrialization in Canada. A calculator 1's therapy lor smdmns r'n computer science. Requiring an operator 0! every poim of frs operation, f1 reslom faith in man's mastery over machines. Physica! anthropology is one of the varied ,Eefds of reaming which Commerce C oNrgc encompasses. ' r'- . . .-....1.-.. k .'U A r. . --.. OSU HAS OHIO S ONLY FOUR-YEAR AG COLLEGE ..h --4.-- . College of Agriculture I Pi.t :2; lih' : .. h . M. 'l g I .' ! g 2 f .. ngxx. 44! i xkzZymxxxz Roy M. Konman, Dean h l Recent figures indicate that more than fifty per- h . cent of students in the College of Agriculture and ' Home Economics come from farms. However, less :1 than eight out of one hundred return to farms. In- E stead, they enter careers in management, sales and I sales supervision, research, and education. , . Ohids only four-ycar College of Agriculture is : rapidly changing to meet the demands of explod- : ing population and burgeoning technology. It offers four study programs: general agriculture, . agricultural industries, agricultural science, and social science. Specialized programs prepare stu- dents in various technical aspects of agriculture. I I I A fter meat 1': graded fopposr're papa? and trimmed fabovw. a stu- dent curs it to specified poundage. Ir fa- then sent to dorm cafeterias and other University facilities. 133 1. ' U . - . ...- .' H, .34..:. -. In CHM Deveiopmem, students supervise cierren': pray activ- ity and must devise their own play programs for their charges. The I965 Agriculture and Home Economics Recognition Barbecue BI'N Brandt Hefrj receive: rho Outstanding Scnfcr award at the was dedicated to President and Mrs. Fawcerr. Agriculture Barbecue. 18.5 Donaid P. CottreH, Dean The College of Education, which includes the Departments of Education, Occupational Therapy, Physical Education, and Psychology, was estab- lished in 1907 to provide professional education for teachers and other educational workers. It also includes the Schools of Art and Music, the Bureau of Educational Research and Service, and the Uni- versity School and Center for School Experimenta- tion. The teacher education curriculum has recently been revised. A pre-professional program is fol- lowed for two years, and then, if the student has attained a 2.25 accumulative average, he may ap- ply for acceptance in a two year professiOnal pro- gram in education. CoHege of EducoHon nan II L. - .IIIIII'IIIIHHKIH Q? I. e----..... COLLEGE OFFERS DIVERSE PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS h, . -' Creativity rakes marry forms for the Fine Arts student. V J ,3- .m- '.-' -zih ?mmza. 1'! 4 ..:1-..g24..-.... . .. ... 4.. A Occupational therapy can do much to shorten coumfmccuce and improve recovery. The department has been in the Coucge of Education bur NH! be transferred next year :0 another coHcgc. 139 .-.- 151 'PKH The galvanic skin test, given to study cinssr'c comffn'am'ng of the body, fumn's smdmrs' psychology experiment requirenmms. Skiing classes in the phyJ-cd program are more fun than work. A rc-hirecr's conception of permanent Munwcid branch campus. OSU BRANCH EXPANSION IS RAPID The system of Ohio State University branches includes titre off-campus Academic Centers located in Mansfield, Lakewood, Lima, Marion and Ne wark. The largest is Lakewood. Total enrollment in all five branches is 2744, and the number is rapidly increasing. The branch system currently offers only freshman and sophomore courses, but plans are under way for higher level work. All fwe 193 of the centers are located in high school build- ings, a situation which creates certain disadvan- tages, such as inadequate library and research fa- cilities, a non-college atmOSphere and a lack of social life. However, the classes are generally smaller and more informal than those on the main campus. Plans are in the making for permanent campuses for both Mansfield and Lima. Q. ?'er . 2 lot if ! k'fl. lt' rf- ?S' vru: uh Propoxed Lima Academic C enter. MANSFIELD BRANCH The Mansfield Academic Center was established with 145 students in 1958 and has experienced a sixty-Iive percent increase in enrollment in the past year. Mansfield will soon have permanent facilities. The branch recently acquired 602 acres of land for additional expansion. Several extra- curricular activities such as Circle hKh Club, Coed Club and the campus newspaper--The Nireh'ght ekeep students busy beyond their classroom work. The 32-mcmber Student Senate is also ac- tive in the branch through its support of a book- store, a library and social functions each quarter. .HII' - -' m-L Dennis D. Belt, Director LAKEWOOD BRANCH Approximately 760 students from 56 com- munities attend the Lakewood Branch. These stu- dents are offered courses on the freshman and sophomore levels in fwe undergraduate colleges and attend classes from 4:00 to 10:00 PM Monday through Friday in Lakewood High School. Al- though sixty percent of the students combine work with education, they still fmd time for activi- ties such as Christian Science Organization, New- man Club and Modern Dance Club. Lakewood also had the only branch basketball team this year. 196 LIMA BRANCH The Lima Academic Center has doubled its enrollment in the past four years to reach a current hgure of 600 students. Both the students and the surrounding community have contributed to the success of this branch. The Student Senate serves as a center for most activities by sponsoring record hops, a student book exchange, a newspaper and a coffee shop. The newly formed Lima Choir per- formed for the Governor this year. In addition, the community has helped obtain money for the new building to be ready in 1966. l9? J. McLean Reed, Director MARION BRANCH The Marion Academic Center of The Ohio State University increased its enrollment by twen- ty-live percent this year. Marion also is attempt- ing to bring organized sports such as basketball and baseball to the branch. The Studeht Senate plays an active role in student affairs through sponsorship of several social functions, including hayrides and weiner roasts. Senate also held a dance during Christmas vacation, and the students chose Pam Guy as queen of the event. I98 . k- ;;'. . .1 . 'V , 4. 441 C. Eugene Maynard, Director Maxwefl K. Douglas, Director NEWARK BRANCH The Newark Branch of The Ohio State Univer- sity was established in 1957 under the director- ship of Mr. Maxwell K. Douglas. Initial enroll- ment was 80 students. Since then, the student body has increased to 43 8. To expand the educational facilities available to these students, the branch will be located in the new Newark High School for Autumn Quarter, 1965. The branch offers a variety of activities, including Student Senate, Cir- cle K Club and The Oracle. Students also pro- duced a series of radio programs. GRAD SCHOOL BOASTS TRAVELING SCHOLAR PLAN l x. L...-- , Graduate School 1 ' Richard H. Armimgc, Dean Although the Graduate School was organized formally only in 1911, graduate students have been in residence for 87 years. Now it is possible to com- plete post-graduate studies in more than seventy different specialties. Eligible students may also ful- fill requirements at a number of graduate centers in Ohio and Michigan. The Committee on Insti- tutional Cooperationts new tttraveling scholar plan augments the graduate facilities of Big Ten . I Universitites and the University of Chicago. Stu- - i dents on this plan can take advantage of library i I collections, research laboratories and specialized :3 courses offered by all of the CIC universities. I t l i DENTISTRY The methods of dental study, constantly being improved by television, have recently taken an- other step forward through instant camera. This innovation allows an entire classroom of students to watch an operatiOn while it is being performed. The Dental School has its own studio with enough monitors for 800 people and is equipped to make its own video tapes and show them on WOSU- TV. Also this year John R. Wilson succeeded Dr. Wendell D. Postle as the new dean of the College. He plans to enlarge graduate programs and in- crease research efforts in the Ohio State College of Dentistry. COLLEGE OF LAW Frank R. Strong, dean of the College of Law, retired from Ohio State after thirteen years as Dean. During his service, the College of Law mov- ed from the cramped quarters of Page Hall to the impressive modern building on the corner of High Street and 11th Avenue. The College faculty has consisted of some of the outstanding legal scholars in the United States. Several of its alumni have ranked among prominent lawyers and businessmen in the nation. Dean Strong played a major role in the establishment of the Ohio Legal Center and served as chairman of the trustees of the Legal Center. This year Dale Williams and Arthur Fant tpictured on opposite paget, both seniors in the College of Law, Won the National Moot Court Competition in New York after winning the re- gional contest in Detroit. Ohio State University is the only school in the nation to have won the national competition twiceein 1960 and 1964. 203 MEDICINE The OSU College of Medicine has been under- going an extensive expansion which includes a Nursing Building, a new Basic Science Building, another hospital building and additions to Dodd Hall, to the Rehabilitation Building and to Wise- man Hall where studies of preventive medicine and experimental medicine are concentrated. Also, a new auto-didactic center has been in- stalled to add to research facilities. The auto- didactic center is an audio visual system which contains films and tapes. It is the first of its kind in the US. F, lbw .k 1., . .9 .ti 3 Ma r ,4 x IL . 1 'uil'i .1 lar'l .9: -:'y.R-.'-v, PHARMACY The Ohio State University College of Pharmacy is in the midst of a major face-lifting and expan- sion program that will make room for twice as many students, both undergraduate and graduate. A new pharmacy building is planned as part of the overall development of the University medical center complex. Other additions and improve- ments include a new pharmacology laboratory, a surgery room, an enviromental control room, a sterile products laboratory and a filtered air room. PHARMMTY w BACTERJOLOGY -v x . . 5.32; . IH... 0 27-3; 'r' F3-' - m'r-4.-.- :74- w-w-a 0-: xv- - a n h: . ' - 1 R. . 'H l e e n- I t '1 1 ' ! .ul 3. n? , an 1 . l 3 , 1 , I . 3 .4 ' f r . i L t rr ' .V 'b: :5. - .1 h . . ..a 'W . I H I I '- i 4 - H A a'- ' ' .1 - ' . ' . ' r . ad r . 3-; . . ----' , In. .- .. :I I .. - hf .111; .' . ' .. I These dogs, living their whofe lives in a compietdy germ-free atmosphere, are used in research when gem: conditions must be corlrroHcd. VETERINARY MEDICINE ' The College of Veterinary Medicine at Ohio State has graduated more veterinarians than any other school in the United States. One out of every - eight American veterinarians is an Ohio State . I - graduate. Veterinary medicine is a growing held, ' j. ' 3f . 7:. '. .l. as ewdenced by a recent government report pre- IQ; I I , dieting that needs for new veterinarians will double I . ' -. -,. 4e by 1980. A career in this fleld requires an inter- I I 1 est in animals and in science and an ambition to . ' .. I - $ keep up with new techniques. A minimum of two , -' . . .- - .3 Ir years of pre-veterinary study and four years of , I 2- :- I' 1. . . - ' F - - .- 0 - I professmnal study are requlred for a degree. I -:I - cf. ,. -:'. 32' . -'VVI I 213 .3, ACTIVITIES Many hours spen'r away from study in another worId-fhe world of activities. Ohen the pace is ex- citing . . . planning a big dance, working on a proi- ect, conducting a drive You are eluted by success and honored for it. But there are moments when, alone in a cluttered Union office with nothing before you but work undone, you begin to wonder. . . F W0 ID wm EO mw ACTIVITY PRENREU E'I' THE IOTTU 0f EOCHIOH. B. A rmbrmm- OHIO STATERS Ohio Staters, Inc., is an organization of under- graduates, faculty and alumni who plan and carry out projects to benefit the campus and surrounding community. This non-profit organization sells seat cushions and Ohio State Marching Band Records at football games and conducts special fund-raising pro- grams. This year Ohio Staters sponsored Henry Man- cini at Mershon, Think Day, and the Annual Schol- arship and Service Recognition Dinner. The group also purchased a new rally wagon. Membership re- quirements are a 2.25 cumulative point hour for six or more quarters and interview and approval by the Credentials Committee. R. Bm'r'owx C. Bea! W. Brand! P. Coleman R. Fm'ImP . cuss G. Hockman M. Lachrood R. Nelmn C. Prirdreu K. Reed D. Rnrknmn J. St'heirl'w'm' T. Sndnmn T. Thomas R. Westinghouse BLOCK ttO The combined efforts of the 866 members of Block 0, student hash card and cheering section, made home football games more colorful with their intri- cate stunts ranging from ttScript Ohio to an un- furling American hag. Next year, Block 0, located in Section 13A, will have two new script stunts: ttScript Block O and t'Script Go Bucks? Block 0 performed during time-outs, between quarters and during halfwtime. Contracts, costing $1.00, are sold during Spring Quarter. Any upperclassman is eligible for membership. This year, the Block O RecognitiOn Banquet for outstanding officers and members was held in Dcccmbcr. BLOCK Ow-Row 1: G. Kunert. R. Molnar, J. Spahr tsecJ. D. Coatney tprch. N. Thomp- son hr. presJ, 8. Ellis UreasJ. Ron' 2: J. Oettinger, J. Doyle, G. McPeek, C. Bauer. C. Aliens, worth, D. David, P. Magers. 2 i m E AI ' OHIO UNION ACTIVITIES Ohio Union Activities sponsors cultural, recrea- tional and social events to 'meet the needs of the Uni- versity community. The highlight of activities this year was the Creative Arts Festival held in the East Ballroom. Franklin Club was organized to provide a social hour with a nightclub atmosphere. Other ach tivities included Fall Open House, Christmas on Campus, Wednesday night movies, art exhibits and music programs. Ohio Union Activities also publishes the Dates and Dam notebook and Activities for You, and its members comprise most of the student perw sonnel who help make our Union function. OHIO UNION ACTIVITIES BOARDhRmr I: R. Booth, V. Galloway. M. McGavran. J. Creamer Itsch. B. Burow. Row 2: T. Guyton hr. presJ. D. Furlow. K. Junk. E. Smith UnresJ, R. Swearingen iiprogram directorJ. 1'1 q. 0!: Dad, Poor Dad. Mama'a- Hung You in the Close: and I'm Feeling 5'0 Sad Blum for Mister Charlie STROLLERS Strollers, an organization rich in tradition, also has the rare distinction of being the oldest extracurricular activity on campus. Promoting creativity and interest in the theatre has been the aim of the group since 1893. Strollers is the only independent theatre group at Ohio State. It is composed entirely of undergradu- ates who plan and direct all of its activities. This year members of Strollers Dramatic Society presented Arthur L. Kopitls 0h Dad, Poor Dad, Mama's Hung You in the Close! and I'm Feeling So Sad; James Baldwinls Blues for Mister Charlie, and Norman Krasnals Sunday r'n New York. ...... .... ...,......... . JUDO CLUBHROH' f: D. Rumbaugh. P. Hoffcrt H. Goldsberry. T. Dugttn. R. Wojcik. R. Kelp. C. Bornhcim, J. Zaleski. L. Hughes. G. Shifter. Row 2: D. Fultz. M. Rankin, J. Fcrricr. R. Hockctl. R. Siske. B. Sanitrzt. L. Blair. R. Glcndenning. R. Foissct. E. Dclony. Raw 3: T A-Icklzthon tprch, F. Thuyns ttrcasJ. M. Hamilton. B. Polk: P. Cogent I. Keefe. D. Tcague, P. Shaver. J. Springer. 1. Kurcnl. R. Paul. S. Czyzuk. S. Bamck G. FllnnkOShl. JUDO CLUB About 80 students, staff and faculty members comprise OSU$s Judo Club. The group dominated the Ohio AAU Championship when fifteen out of twenty participating from Ohio State placed. In the Mid- western AAU Championship three members won the Open-weight and heavy-weight divisions and took sec- ond in the light-weight division to qualifyf for the Na- tional AAU Championship in San Francisco. Mem- bers of the Judo Club make up the OSU Judo Team which placed hrst in the Big Ten Intercollegiate Charn- pionship and third in the National Intercollegiate championship. Dr. Paul Miller of the Department of Surgery is Judo Clubts adviser. JUDO TEAMeRmv i: D. Tongue. P. Shaver, R. Hocketl, G. Funukoshi tcoachl. Run' 2: S. Barrick. T. McMahon. F, Thuyns. YM-YWCAeRmr I: G. Paltison, A. Simmons. J. Ulrickson. B. Britt tYWCA v. presJ. J. Clelnnd tYMCA presJ. S. Knoll tYWCA presJ, T. Snyder tYMCA v. presj. Gt Luidens, YM-YWCA Membership in the Young Men's and Young Women's Christian Association at Ohio State Univer- sity includes persons of most Christian denominations and adherents to other faiths. The group organized Freshman Weekend, Computer Mixer, Faculty Fire- sides and Christmas on Campus. The World Univer- sity Service, Sex and Selfhood Seminar, and Tutoring Corps were also among its activities. In addition to its all-campus functions, the Y ar- ranged discussion groups, weekend conferences and summer tours of Europe, the USSR and South Amer- ica at reduced student rates. Meanwhile, the Y rep- resentatives worked at foreign YM-YWCA offices. BOOT AND SADDLE Members of Boot and Saddle had a full year of ac tivities which included horse shows during Autumn and Spring Quarters and an International Livestock Show Winter Quarter. In May they visited Bob Evans' Farms for a Horse Dispersal Sale. CIRCLE K Circle K Club is an international service organiza- tion sponsored by Kiwanis Club. It performs bench- cial service to the campus and community. This year the OSU ciub received honorable mention for the out- standing club in Ohio. CIRCLE K CLUBhRmI' I: D. Schmicdt. M. De Groffh R. Palcnshus. Jr Barnettch E. Alban. Row 2: J. Kruusc. B. Bilger, R. Saba. R. Hoover. T. Robinson. P. Wingh D. Pillcnshus. w- :35: .a -. -. -, CIRCI. K CLlID. D - y! '- Q i, '-, W Th1; TEXNIKOl-Rmt' .1': T. UJm. W. Harral. D, Gerbasi, D. Groves tsecJ. D D. Haines Epresj. LL Ellcman iv. pres . J. Wright K, White. S. De . Flatt tlreasJ. mmy, F. Shah, J. Myers. Row 3: B. Wilson. B. Cowun. L -Whafcn. T. Thoma R. Furlow. B. Snead. B. Lowric. L. Mc- Coy. R. Olynyk. T. chermen. G. Richards. Ruu' D, Ensignt R. Armhruster. B. Deerhaket R. Nelson. M. Lockwood. T. Sudmzm. Lt Rennie. P. Buumnnn. A Thompson. D. Hay, J. Geuss. TEXNIKOI Texnikoi, engineering activities honorary, accords membership to third, fourth and fifth-year engineer- ing students Outstanding in engineering and campus activities. This year they published an Alumni News- letter and had their own prom. AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOC. The American Dairy Science Association partici- pated in a Dairy Cattle Judging Contest and a Buckeye. Dairy Showmanship Contest in April. The group also served at the annual dinner of the Central Ohio Breeding Association this year. AMERICAN DAIRY SCIENCE ASSOCIATION-Rmr 1: J. Staubus. G. Oates. M. Phillips. J. Logan. B. Bastian. D. Thomas. H. K eser. Ron- 2: D. Love. L. Payrl. G. Hensc n. J. Barn- harl. T, Garrison. D. Eby. P. Braun. L htlorrison. Row 3: E. Maseskl. D. Young. DA chon. F. Bouic. P. Keener, J. Gilmore B. Dileyt G. Burky. W. Bouic. D. Garrabrunt. l -. 5-, 3.. v. Wighp MuAA .w; NV :7. . - thc-t .- .rc :. f- MT Mn r! 1': INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS ASSOCIATION The International Students Association is a group of students representing 80 countries. Members ex- change cultural ideas to increase international under- standing. A presentation of a different country is given at each meeting through panels, movies, dem- onstrations, lectures and fashion shows. Although the campus group was formed independently, representa- tives of all groups in the Big Ten met in Indiana to begin plans for the Intercollegiate International Stu- dents Association, with the OSU students serving on the steering committee. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ASSOCIATION-Rou' I: R. Bailey. L Abarn UrcasJ. A. Saddam tsecJ, R. Has-san tv. prch. R. Milias tpreSJ. Row 2: C. Mills. K. Ruddy. J. Serl. G. Muller. Dr. W. Heintz tadvisorl. THAI STUDENTS ASSOCIATIONeRou' 1': E. Kanianasthiti. Ph Guptavanij, 0. Kacnjak. C. Singhashan. S. Sungkapichai. S. Vienravie Row 2: B. Disyavanich. V. Boonyasombut, P, Kullavanijaya. P. Suchinda. S. Pitiphat. V. Isrankura. S. Srirungrojana. K. Thong-Yai, A. Hotrakilya. I. Mongkollugsana. THAI STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Thai Students Association was founded in 1963 to furnish a means of exchanging ideas among Thai stu- dents, American students and international students at Ohio State. The group entered an exhibition in the United Nations Festival at the Ohio State Fairgrounds during Autumn Quarter, and individual members of Thai Students spoke throughout the year to various church groups in the area. Social functions included several picnics and participation in the International Fair sponsored by the International Students Associa- tlon. AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION SOCIETY- Row .' B. McCorl. J. Scott. H. Fisher. R. Wagler. J Hackclt. I. Haskins tprch D Wolboldt H presJ. D. Hoitrey t V. presJ. W Rickenbachcr.V.Sludebuker. D.Welshe1mer. A. Snyder.Roh 2: M. Ward. D. Dean. R. Hendershot. R. Urbane Re Noeeker h-1.Dresbaeh R SteinLass C Schaefer. J. Stevu. L. Vnnde. B. Czartoski. D. Stone. D. McCoy. C. Wagner. L. Helzer. R. Walker. J. Vogel. Row 3: R. Millen. K. Hirsch. J. Carey. H1 Keller. M. Bigham. R. Clark. B. Thayer. R. Marrison. D. Carver. K. Dixon. G. Bowers. J. Jacoby. R. Perkinse K. Ostcr. F. Coultcr. D. O'Diam. R. AG AND HOME EC AG. EDUCATION SOCIETY COLLEGE COUNCIL The main purpose of the Townshend Agricultural The Agriculture and Home Economics College Education Society is to provide learning experiences Council coordinates all activities within the College which are not adequately provided for the agricul- and is a communications link between students and ture student in his other curricular and extra-cur- faculty. Nearly 500 students and faculty members ricular activities. The society also sponsors social were honored at the Recognition Barbecue this Spring. functions. AGRICULTURE AND HOME ECONOMIC COLLEGE COUNCIL-Rou- .1: A. Rilchic advisory N. Jackson, J. Dalton hecJ. M. Overmyer tv. pres.J. J. Smart hpresd. M. Beery tireasJ. L. Alexander mdvisom. M. Kaiser. Row 2: H. Schofield, M. Okos. R. Miller. M. Millcre M. Dorsey, R. Marker. L. Elfncr. W. Hussel. Row 3: D. Moore, D. Thomas. D. Hol- trey. D. Reuwee. R. Darding. R. Armour, B. McCullough. - K;- ;H.-.-.F..m iFK , TOWERSKRQH' 1': J. Slitzlein, Kenneth Baker t'ath'isorL T. Mocllcr iv. prcs.J. W. Brandt t'presJ. D. LeFever tsecJ, Ralph Davidson ' dvisorj, N, Jackson. Row 2: J. Bastian, R. Butler, M. Beery, G. Logan. R. Stall. R. Haskins, G. Jolliflh. R. Jones. J. Smart. 5. Pidgeon. l. Sims. R. Stoll, R. Miller. P. Bowen. TOWERS UNIVERSITY GRANGE University Grange stimulates interest in farm life and Orange purposes and is open to any student or faculty member in the area. In November of this year the group had a uDamt'Jnstrz-ltion of Installation Team- worl-t'n at the national convention in New Jersey. Towers was organized to honor students in the College of Agriculture with at least a 2.75 accum. who are active in two major campus activities Special functions this year included two banquets and one smoker. UNIVERSITY GRANGEKROH' I: M. Kaiser. R, Dcishcr. L. Gockcl IsecJ. F. Dcist, B. Welsh tadvj. Raw 2: V. Swanson, B. McFarland, P. Grubcr, Kt Robinson, G. Carper, K. Thomas, D. Turpin, K Robinson. t..'!:-;-'.r..r't ruin?- 2r :0 1433 1i. f3: ft. .5' U I . I J ,Jw-atwu. frat; . . ,. Ir Katax. ' 1 SADDLE AND SIRLOIN Saddle and Sirloin Club promotes interest in the breeding and showing of livestock and in meat in- dustries. It also develops leadership and provides a well-balanced social program for its members. Dur- ing Winter Quarter the club co-sponsored its annual hLittle Internationaltt with the National Block and . ll I Bridle Club. The ilittle Internationale, was patterned after the International Livestock Show held in Chi- cago. Saddle and Sirloin presented awards to its Otit- standing members at the annual Steak Fry in the Spring and held a Junior Livestock Judging Contest and a Meat Judging Contest. SADDLE 85 SIRLOINHROIIV I: C. Parker tava. G. Wilson tava, A. Hutchins ttreasj, - t J. Bradbury. H. Schoheld tpresJ, K. Beery tvice presJ. J. Jordan tsecj. C. Brunsman. E. . Lauby. Row 2: M. Toothmant P. W'estentttargerx S. Schumann. C. Roth. J. Marburger. S. Jones. ! V. Radabaugh, T. Lamb, J. Klopp, T. Reed, C. Balthascr. Row 3: B. Swartzel, B. Fauth. M. 1 Simpson, J. Sommers. l. Bcllt M. Berger. D, Householder, R. Thompson. J. Shuman. S. Clevenson, D. Heckathorn. Row 4: J. Marshallt II Group, J. Messersmith. P. Sunderhaus, G. Swick, R. Milroy, J. Gruber, R. Jones, K. Evringham, P. Fryman, J. Fisher, R. Wilson. FLORICULTURE FORUMeRow I: N. Maleckie H. Tayama iadvisorL H. Hill tsecJ. J. Smart eprch. D. Heldman Ureasj. K. Benz. Row 2: P. Hofer, E. Smith. D. Moellenkamp. D. Wcintraub. P. King. T, Ruoff. DA Watson. G. Apple. G Etter. Row 3: M. Maslrangelo. R. Scely, J. Marshall. W. Ardle, M. Dirr, M. DeHoff. S. Hoover. R. Feist. B. Lyons. FLORICU LTU RE FORUM Floriculture Forum is comprised of students and faculty members majoring in or interested in flori- culture and ornamental horticulture. Guest speakers are invited to lecture to the group. Each year Forum sells mums at all home football games and on May Day. This year, the group sponsored a booth at the Ohio Florist Association Short Course and organized a field trip to Washington, DC, and Philadelphia be- tween Winter and Spring Quarters. The Floriculture Forum sponsors the Ohio State Flower Judging Team and awards a $200 scholarship to a worthy member each year. UNIVERSITY 4.H-anr f: R Hcinzee D. Johnson. C. Ayers. K. Serafy. L. Sharer. 0. Logan. J. Szabo. B. Haskins. T. Ackerman. C, Sunbury. L. Converse. 1.. Roe. E. Rickett. Row 2: I. Boner. D. Harrington. Se Rinehart. L. Gockel. M. Kaiser. B. McFuriund. William Vasline tadvisortp, Mabel Sarbaugh eadvisow, N. Clme U, presJ. J. lsler tsecJ. C. Gail hreasJ, J. Jones, M. Sickinger, l,. Salmick. K. Thomase M. James. N. Unkenlmll. Row 3: H. Taynor. J. Foreman, J. Emerich, D. GehreL R. Snyder. C. Horn. B. Armour. J. Vance. S. Glazier. C. Gillespie. M. Renicke .I. Sorenson. M. Humor. B. Farnsworth. B. Brackney. B. Vance. B. Spam, Jx Hoelscher. Kk 36115. B. Eigham. J. Drexel. V. Evans. Row 4: B. Bastian. R. Gray. R. Beery. D. Schrivcr. B. Schriver, J. Marshalle L. Lloyd. E. Ross. J. Hachtcl. R. Thompson. B. Kellen J. Logan, M. Galbraith, B. Michael, E. Beery, J. Walters, L. Honnerl, S. McCleery. UNIVERSITY 4-H University 4-H Club combines both social and service activities to develop leadership and provide social contacts and recreation. Its service projects in- cluded supporting the International Farm Youth Ex- change Program, giving a Thanksgiving party for un- derprivileged children and providing career guidance for agriculture students. The club also provided coun- sellors for statewide 4-H functions and a welcome program during Autumn Quarter. Other social events included a Christmas party, a farewell party for seniors, and an officer installation banquet. At one of the meetings this year Alice Craig showed slides of her trip to Russia. 232 AMERICAN HOME ECONOMICS ASSOC. Students majoring in home economics comprise the OSU chapter of the American Home Economics Association. At regular meetings this year, guest speakers and panel discussions reinforced the theme of Home Economics-International. The chapter also sponsored a service honorary corps, the Lamplighters. Members were selected on the basis of scholarship, potential leadership and service to the school. They acted as tour guides to the 700 persons who attended the semi-annual Career Conferences. Lamplighters gave a tea for those freshmen and transfers who at- tained at 3.0 or better for Autumn Quarter of this year. AMERICAN HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATIONeRnn' I: R. Patlison tadvisort. S. consman HOME scououtcs: VERY IMPORTANT PROF E SSIUN ! McKinley. C. McCullough. M. Dorsey tprch. S. Cammack tv. prch. N. Sctllcmyrc tsch. Row 2: K. Beaver. K. Brookover UrensJ. M. Overmycr. J. Logan. D. Mcigs. St Myers. 8. Brackncy. J. Latham. Row 3: C. Coynct C. Grcgcrsen. N. Bonair. J. Washington. C. Hocssly. K. Jelley. K. Phillipst C. Brandcberry. RUH'I4: G, Preach. 1,. Bethelt K. Hcllt 8. Shaw. D. Evans, J. Metcalf. C. Woodward. J. Von Justnskt. Row .5: L. Lyllc. J. Holzapci. P. Donaldson. J. Miller. P. Ritchie. C. Noakes. B. Bigham. L. Livingston. Row 6: M. Houck. K. Kcskc. D. Hendren. R. Evans. N. chss. .l. Dillion. S. Wilson. M. Kaiser. Row .3 : R. Sours, M. Hanf. J. Phillips. M. Weaver. A. Martin. F. Witty. L. Micheli. l Lough. Row 8: S. Kirkham. I. Wharton. E. Porleus. G. Beaver. M. Grithth, C. Coffey. El Grecnlcr. C. Nickel. Raw 9: K. Walters. M. Sutherland. B. Martin. C. Bail'. M. R055. 5. Zinkon. L. Patterson. G. Burtrum. Row I0: J. Fawcett. J. Martens. K. Anderson. D. Harrington. G. Todd. K. James. C. Gillespie. D. Barley Row H: M. May. S. Reicherlt S. Farr. OMICRON NUeRo-r I: C. Wincea drier itIeasJ. H. Stprtz hecj. J. joncs l'p-rcsj, J, Crist tv. presJ. Ck Gail, C. Wheeler. Rn . Meacham tadvmorjl, 3, Wright. D. Elllol. h-L Patton tiadvisory D. Hawes. V. Vivian tad rl. N. Patson, S. Sharma. OMICRON NU Omicron Nu, heme economics honorary, recog- nizes scholarship and promotes leadership and re- search. Junior, seniors, and graduate students in home economies with high scholastic standing and superior professional records are eligible for mem- bership. PHI UPSILON OMICRON Undergraduates in Home Economics in the upper Iwo-hflhs of their class with service and leadership potential are eligible for Phi Upsilon Omicron. A Sophomore Recognition Dessert and Founders! Day Smorgasbord were main social events. PHI UPSILON OMICRONeRmv i: C. Hall. M. Dorsey. E. Karg. J. Fawcelt. Row 2; K. Lewis. J. Isley hreasJ. Velma Evcrhart lja'tdvisorij, C. Gail lfprcsj. I. Buchler iv. prcsfj, S. Kirkham. J. Dalton mecJ. 6. Has lbach. Row 3: S. Wilson. P. Doerr. J. Hovance. N. Boner. J. Sultzbach. S. McKinley. M. Kaiser, M. Annear. J. Crisl, T. Mikcscll. M. Overmyer, I. DuciIcson. C. Rockey. ARTS COLLEGE STUDENT COUNCILeRon' .1: R. Miller W. presJ. J. Parker tpresJ. l. Edsc Iadvzsort. R. Witherspoon tadvison. B. Hines tsch. R. Snbo ttrensJ. Row 2: J. Hcavin. C. Sehlegel, C. Willigcr. L. Hunt. R. Finke. D. Wzltls. M. Jay. W. Hoch. J. West- water. C. Prltchett, R4 Keefer, H. Roth. R. Wisecun M. McGnvran. N. Doyle. J. Dillon, D. Clary. ARTS COLLEGE COUNCIL Arts College Councii, coordinating body for the College of Arts and Sciences, evaluates curricula and promotes the concept of a liberal education. The Council also has worked to establish a scholarship fund this year for needy students enrolled in the College. PHI BETA KAPPA Phi Beta Kappa, the oidest scholastic honorary on campus, elects its members frOm the upper seventh 0f the senior class and high ranking juniors in the college of Arts and Sciences. Members must have high scholarship and good character. PHI BETA KAPPA-Rau- I: K Sonner. P. MON. G. Hirsch, K. McDaniel. Rt Falter. S. Moore. L. Hunt. F. Hoyda. C. chdt. R. Renn, R, Mathis, P. Brown. S. Palmer. C. Ulmer. J. Huddleston, R. Harpcrt Ron- 2: D. Smcltzcr, R. Cardwell. R. Jamison. S. Ponerfiuld. J. Shelf. F. Barry, N. theringham. W. Barker. L. Corbin. C. Willmlghby. R. Williams. J. LUCC. W. Louthan, R. Factor, D. Cunz. Row 3: R. Hocrgcr. R. Fountain J. Laycock. T, Arhaugh. R. Roop. G. Nixon. W. Hoch. G. Stern, R. Block. C. Seliskar. J. Fleisch. C. Bowser, R. Wins- low, H. Rusenzweig, IA Bradfield, R. Ragosint F33 E03133 mammal ALPHA RHO CHI Alpha Rho Chi is a professional fraternity for stu- dents in architecture and related fields. One of its main objectives is to supplement academic procedures with illustrated programs for both the fraternity and the School of Architecture. In February, Alpha Rho Chi sponsored a lecture in the OSU Conference Thea- . ter by Professor Lawrence Gerckins from the School '- 9 of City and Regional Planning. This year the group 1E. revived an old custom of naming honorary members . h '. by initiating Professor George Tille-y. ALPHA RHO CHliRou' .1: G. Milhoan. B. McConnell. E. Rhodes W. prcst T. Kerns lpresJ. R. Vpnncmeyer. St Sharr. Raw 2: D. Haines. R. Apel. G. Butler. l'J. Wolf. G. Can- nclla. W. Smuh, J. Tong. Row 3: R. Strohm, C. Ricc, T. Timberman, M. Crelhan, J. Palkcr, W. Mann, L. Alwood. C. Nickel. H. Allen. 103 3Q! G? 4: . . 2 t$' 9$I 9 E : gxgttr V V - 216.! i1 63! :1 94-! J V, V; ' :1 h 6 39 '44- I p v I N 36 4 I 9 - 49-49! . ii- 1 :r 94G! Pl LAMBDA THETA RoII- f: 0. Collins. L. Mathis. J. Cummons. L. Bravo. 5. Fischer. 1.. Blainct P. Mote. L. Newman. B. Mortont A Carter ItrcasJ. J. Stutz tsecJ. B. Sinkcy lpres.l. J. Sadowski. A. Cooley. Pt Hampton, Y. Silberberg. 5 Ramsey. C. Lyons. J. Hqurd. Raw 2: N. Paulus. L. Amer. I. Bowscr, B. Hostetlcr. B. Raucht C. Coburn. A. Sampselle. L. Nash. C. Jones. J. Potts. P. Lynn. M. Mueller. P. Haytast B. Thompson. V. Overholser. G. Morgan. L. Wheeler. M. Newton. L. Murray. Row 3: N, Pralher. M. Johnson. Jt Rice. L. Snively. M. Cox. E. Feyh. 3. Hull. Rt Law. B. Buaht E. Leach, M. Mocllcr, B. Warren. A. Humean. K. Teaford. V. Galloway, M. Dauber. J. Munlcy, C, Lawson. J. Yeager. F. Whedon. Rant 4: M. Soulhard. L. Kennedy. H. Strasscr. M. Geiser. S. Bower, B. Lichtblau. C. Axelton, N. Curry. Rm.- 5: A. Jackson. S. Winegardner. MA Smiley, F. Haigncre. E. George. B. Mus- grave. B. Racey. Jt Houtz, M. DeArmond. B. Goldsmith. G. Freeman. P. Wagner. M. Smith. .I. Rohlofft P. Castot M. Eigensce. A. Fowler. JA Broughtont J. Tucker. L Keller. Row 6: E. Vanzanl. L. Hoerth. S. SILIIIZ. .l. Gcrken. J. McCabe. R. Dassci. J. Schlcssinger. E. Keyscr, H. Koehler, S. Ahlers. K. Kingseed. M. McKnight. Pt Loevenhart, M. Grisscau. M. Forlman. C. Cecil. S. Smith. R. Latham. H. Brisker. PI LAMBDA THETA Undergraduate students, graduate students, and teachers comprise Pi Lambda Theta, professional or- ganization for women in the College of Education. Graduate students must have a 3.5 accumulative point hour ratio and at least fourteen quarter-hours in the College of Education. Undergraduate students . must have ninety quarter-hours in the College of ' Education, a 3.25 accumulative point hour ratio, and two faculty recommendations. Each year the alumni chapter sponsors a Founders' Day Banquet in con- junction with the Central Ohio Alumnae Chapter and also features speakers and panel discussions at its bi-quarterly meetings. 'J-I'H' 1mm '1? hr; 5i 1 . . L33. .. BETA ALPHK PSI-Row f. N. Howell C K;1hn.F.Auslin lIsch. Krull iv. presj. J. Lynch tprch. L. Brandon ttrcasJ W. Kleman. M. Shlachtcr. N Chase Ron 2. R. Yoss, R. Martin J Share. G .ShuteI J I-ixI i. Seckcl. R. Yearslev R. Walls R Winkcl. BETA ALPHA PSI DELTA SIGMA Pl Beta Alpha Psi, the accounting honorary, promotes Delta Sigma Pi, professional commerce organiza- the ideals and the study of accounting. It also serves tion. sponsored a full program of business meetings as a medium of communication between accounting in which outstanding business and professional leaders students and professional men and among members discussed phases of professional development. This of the. accounting profession. year they also redecorated their heuse. DELTA SIGMA PINROW 1': J. Nuzum lisecJ. R. Aylesworlh fIvicc presJ. L. Hcil Cprcsj. R.Ruh1 J Kline Ureasd. J Rapp Ron 2. P.Cockeri1l D Carrico R. Beitel. R Murphy. J.Bro11n.D.BrittaiRn lhaanc.Ro1- 3. T. Blalter. D. Hall C. Friedberg M Misshauk. R Reese, 3. Solar, .GiIZLI. J. Umpleby PHI CHI THETACRuw I: B. Beck, L, Austin l'jlreasJ. 1. Duncan 131111115010. N. Hanncr fsecJ. Row 2.- PHI CHI THETA Phi Chi Theta endeavors to promote business eduw cation and high business ideals among women in busi- ness careers. This year Phi Chi Theta and the men of Delta Sigma Pi cowsponsored the first-prize winning booth at the May Week Carnival. ENGINEERS C'JOUNCILerm I. P. Kurtzman 1prcs.J D. Hocking fvice pram R.Ol1'n1'k t,tr M. Thompson. J. Davidson. T. Sherburn. D. H Dowell Rm. 3: J Wilson. T Hall E. Whilser L. McC. Pearson. A1 Emmclhcimz. . . . R. Noble. Wine, 1. Adl-zms. F. Zellzer. J. Mchuly. S. Slabaugh. J. Wilson. P. S. Natkins ipresJ F. .1. Fischer, C. Murphy G. Stropkcy. ENGINEERING COUNCIL Engineering College Council seeks to promote co- operation among the. societies for professional en- gineering and to improve. student-faculty relations. This year they had departmental displays to acquaint underclassmcn with Engineering College activities. -1. Smilh 1adv.J.I.W'riLht A. Thompson S P Baumann l'. .J 1 cn1my.Rmu 2: Schmidt C Kilmcr. M Firmzm. R. ,L.linnc1' T. Kern; I Eschleman. P. BayICSS D Shaw T Bryan. 11st VI; $3 31 33;! i ,NM ETA KAPPA NUhRow i: J. Chu. F. Bailocletti hadvl I. Bacon Urensjj. R. Campbeil hadvl J. Gilfcrt tava. D, Wu. T. Ulm iv. prch. Ci. Richards EpresJ. J. Balch L'seCJ. T. Oliver. L. Snyder. Row 2: R. Campbell, N. Walker. R. Borel. G. Harris. L. Rennie. N. Morris, L. Palkuti. K. Berry. D. Beamer, J, Slusser, Dh Yost. R. Lentz, C. Hippler, L. Isai. Row 3: J. Evans. R Schoficld. .l. Avampato. R. Cunning D. Shupc. B. Etter. F. Swartz. R. Brotz- man, L. Feih. P. Honsberger, J. Cook. I. Hayes. SA Gardner, H. Chadwick. ETA KAPPA NU Pl TAU SIGMA Eta Kappa Nu, an electrical engineering society, This year the members of Pi Tau Sigma, the Me- elected members from those men enrolled in third, chanical Engineering Honorary, took part in many fourth, or hfth-year electrical engineering with. Out- interesting activities. The group sponsored an open standing scholastic records. This year they conducted house to show the areas in which mechanical engi- tours of EB. research facilities. necring is involved in modern technology. PI TAU SIGMAhRou-r 1: P. Sadow, D. Stucky, D. Schaffer. Dh Gerbasi, J. Hussey, E. Doebelin, F. Timm, D. Godfrey. Row 2: B. Burkhoidcr. G. Sandmann. K. Diller, P. Kurtzman. 5. Shaw. J. Davis, T. Tinsler. D. Miller. P. Shun. Row 3: R. Gates, R. Lahmon. WE Slattery, D. Houser, H. Fidoe. G. Doyle, R. Cantrell, T. Hall. R. Koehler. L. Nuzum, Th Tucker. TAU BETA PleRow 1. E Wheeler. J. Davidson. J Gegner W. Smith, D. Condit. H. Fidoe. I. Yonko P. Honsberger. Row 2: T. Hall. L. Perkins. E Doyle. L. Tsai R. Cowan, J. Balch. T. Smith D Stucky. D. Blaser. Ron 3- E. Haering. C McLarnan E Clark, T. Dunham. R. Borel, P. Sndow R Amspoker J. Hussey G Doyle. Ron 4: T Ulm R. Campbell T Bryan. G. Harris, H. Chadwick, W Hale,.l. Ruckcr I. Constable. L Zook, M. Mandt R. Walker. P. Bayless A. Thompson. Ron 5. R. Veazie J. Woolley L. Snyder,l. Cook W.Et1er, R. Crane,l Scherocman, L. Mentzer, D Moore I.Mumaw,D.Mille1-, G. Richards. TAU BETA Pl Tau Beta Pi, national engineering honorary, selects its members on the basis of scholarship, character, and integrity. Speakers are invited to talk on a variety of non-engineering topics at the dinner meetings which are held every other week. TH ETA TAU The purpose of Theta Tau, professional engineering fraternity, is to develop and maintain a professional interest in engineering and to acquaint the student engineer with the profession. This year the group had several speakers on various topics. THETA TAUeRowi. L Cole, D Fockler L Rennie, T Mosko, F Shah W. Lowrie D. King C. Anderson P. LefHer, D Secly '1'. Heuerman. Row 2.8. Demmy R. Ki55ell, R. Dickson, G Mendelson M. Moraghan, R. Howe, B. Garrelt, R Evanko,J. Bradshaw, B. Pglasky K McKinley.Rmi13.T.Frank E. Spinosa R. Doweil. M. Thurswn, J. Bosko, G. Cordrey, 5. Montgomery, M. Eschleman, J. Szeto, D. Wolf, B Smith, L. Pauly .' E E E3 ?J: iii -F i;- miig h H I- X AMERICAN VET. MEDICAL ASSOCIATION-Rmr I: T. Burka D. Streltlman. J. Richard- son. D. Krays tlreasJ. G. Bishop Nice prch. A. Mays tpresJ. D. Freitas tsch. T. Fox. Row 2: W. Snead. J. Popp. M. Wnnskyh R. Wchr. J. Swaglcr. M. Hermcs. G. Hoff G. Davis. R. Chalfictd. Row 3: E. Wolf. J. Starchcr. A. Brynnt..F. Adams. R. Frank. J. Johnsonh L. Dickey. D. Stroshinc. T, Hickey. Row 4: J. Clutter. J. Kuhlman. D. Zimmerman. O. Pratt. T. Lang. B. Marhefka. R. Ferguson. R. Dz'lilcy. J. Zines, M. Youshak M. Yacapraro. Raw 5: T. Panhuis. R. Zinn, J. Lonz. D. Paulo. D. Lehman. D. Hardy. D. Ducm M. Jones. M. Hunterh G. Pucak. R. McNutt. E. McFarlan. le' 6'.- R. tt-lonlgomcry. G. Nyland. L. SEIUHEF, W. Threlfallh D. McDonald. C. Wallace. F4 Perusck. E. Arnholt. L. Smith. J. Booth. G. Bowman. B. Yakley. Row ?: B. Stcrnecker. D. Sanders. D. Van Vlerah. V. Voith. J. Hurley. J. Sauerbrei. D. Marshall. B. Candon. T. Tillman. D. Luckc, P. Fields. Row 8: W. Clark R. Benner. J. Slovcr. AMERICAN VETERINARY MEDICINE ASSOCIATION TORCH CLUB The American Veterinary Medicine Association This year, members of Torch Club, nursing hon- provides its members with an extra opportunity to orary, went Christmas caroling in University HOS' obtain professional knowledge through presentation pital, presented a style shew at the Ohio Tuberculosis of speakers throughout the year. AVMA also sponh Hospital, and conducted tours of University Hospital sored a prc-vcterinary career day Spring Quarter. for prospective student nurses. TORCH CLUB-le' I: J. Ellis. M, Slacker. J. Wicklund. S. Brubaker. E. Witschey ipresj. B. Van Sluylcr t'secJ. S. Reber tjtrectsj. J. Smoke. L. R055, K. Vandenbarkh Ron- 2: . Solomon. A. Wacken 3. Kelly. B. Russell. eslic. B. Martin. S. Baumbergcr. K. Carson. I. Doyle, C. Baker. 8. Miller. C. Logan, Row .1: P. King. M Nicholx CI Eaton. H. Nungcsser, K. Lien, J. Hedges. J. Besst, S. Faulder, C. Sanger, D. Penn, J. Lelson. ALPHA TAU DELTAaRow I: E. Reed. R. Kornblum M Spcncc B. Borer Row 2. D Ford. h-'1.V'ondr:m.J.Nailor. R. Esquivel ti cJ. G. Grill E J. Frank. Rm: 3:1.Thic1 R. Turner. C. Wylie. K. Tadscn. A. Rickcr. K, Bellman. S. h lc.1lf.J. Bcrgolc C Tank N Sidner, J. Wasson. ALPHA TAU DELTA Alpha Tau Delta, national fraternity for women in nurSing, furthers higher professional education, in- augurates projects to Bnrich professional nursing, and forms a close bond of fellowship and mutual under- standing among college- women in nursing. Members must be enrolled in the School of Nursing, have at least a 2.5 accumulative point hour, and must have completed fifteen University credit hours. Each year Alpha Tau Delta has a Christmas project and a picnic to honor the graduating seniors. Pledge classes must also perform a service project before becoming ac- tivities. Guest speakers discuss educational subjects at. meetings throughout the year. fr 'AA m H$Q$ IhQ-Fm; 'Nh Av 4 4:44 4 4 4 444.4 4 I ll -- l . . I' - - ' R. Williams. K. Zehndcr . EPSILON PSI EPSILON4Ron I- D. Wells. W. Collier. S. Grady. . ' - l lsch, R. Herr ttreasJ- T. Ruh W. presj. D. Yelensky. mrch. R. Glanwlle. T. Flfflck, T. I: ' Y - R. Frame. D. Canfield. Row 2: D- Ruwgan. C, Haupcrt. C, Glanville R. Rowe. J. U I ! Hilljrlrg. L Barger. R. Cook. J. Hill. P. Valentine. B. Bloom. T. Booth. J. Dunllz. R. Bellows, R. Rule. G. Lowther- B. Prune. Rmv 3: J. Coolg. J. Schoeslslcr. T. Flinn. A. Ebben. W- . . Schuller. W. Fhilbrick. J. Neely. C. Willolh. R. Ellis. W. Hamilton, W'. Thomas- R. 1?.11-rglandx l l G. Collins. E. Herb. J. Hughes. C. Keil, B. Gregg. D. Meyer, L. Nowmkl. 4 l l - EPSILON PSI EPSILON In October, Epsilon Psi Epsilon, optometry fra- ternity, celebrated the 50th anniversary of the OSU School of Optornetry. Members work to promote the profession through such projects as the State Fair exhibit, the Vision Care Fund for needy Columbus families, and visual screening projects. The fraternity awarded a $75 per quarter scholarship to a brother in hnancial need and a graduate research feIlowship to an optometry student pursuing graduate studies at OSU. Its publication, O-Eye-O, is the largest optom- etry publication in Ohio. House facilities include a refracting room, a mechanical optic lab, and an op- tometry library. n- M 4 -4--- - -. -- m-w-i-w-wr-r-J - - - -' - - -- .4 I we 1 . RR? .3; 4?? x ALPHA KAPPA GAMMAIROH' i: C. Witker, L. Pflcgcr, L. Kcnncr, M. Cordcr Esch, 'P. Schmid EsecJ. K. Wciblc EpresJ, C. Uncapher W, presJ, B. Messina llreasJ, Miss E. Johns EadvisorJ. Mrs. J. Crawford mdvisory Row 2: K. Lukasik. D. Foster. F. Sockman. J. McCorr g mick. S. Clingaman. M. Howard. V. Koscc. M. Pope. P. Kobicurcik, M. Burnett. 8. Brooks. J. Smith, J. Boston. Row 3: L. LaForsch, S. GleadallE L Springer. P. Mikusa. J. Lorenz, M. Brestel, .l. Eldredge, A. Johnston, K. Bertram, L. Waters, R. Rubin, J. Hifgcndorf. ALPHA KAPPA GAMMA ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Alpha Kappa Gamma is a social and professional Alpha Epsilon Delta promotes interest in the study sorority for students of dental hygiene who have an of medicine and encourages high scholastic achieve- accumulative point hour of 2.00 for two quarters. ment in pre-mcdical work. Membership requires a This year they celebrated Founder? Day and had cumulative point hour ratio of at least 3.0 after Iive :j a Christmas party for underprivileged children. quarters of prc-medical work. I ALPHA EPSILON DELTAEROH' I: R. Andcrlon UmasJ. R. Cardwell GECJ, Cr. Pcttit Eprch. F. Naylor Eava, C. Urban, G1 Brazen. D. Strong. Row 2:1.Randau, H. Mehrens, R. Dolfi D. Began. J Wolf, D.Stump,'M.Sh1achter C. Sharp. E I E I :1... I-II; I :- Li? I 1 v..- lb PHI DELTA CHILRmu-I: A Keller. G Osborn T.C-iarnbrctt:1. R.Kcer1an S Vedrody. B. Brc11rer.Rm1'2:E . h. D. Purdy. P. Roller t5ec 1 J. Schindler. H Davis twice. pres. 1 G. Stock llreasJ ,M ris 011-3: 1.32.11.10ka Renncr M IonL5.E.K.110n1'L'k.R MCCLIIILV. D.Hulch1n. .B Borcher5. G chgctt. L Wlight 11-1.H.-1nc1 P Anlhon1- H. Thornton. PHI DELTA CHI PHARMACY COUNCIL Phi Delta Chi. pharmacy fraternity, began the year Pharmacy Council coordinates student activities in a completely remodeled house. The fraternity spon- and acts as liaison between student body and faculty. sored several parties, rallies and seminars. Members Two representatives from each class and one repre- worked especially hard on their Homecoming display, sentative from each organization in the Pharmacy cabin parties and the annual Spring Formal. College c0111prisetheCouncil. PHARMACY LOUNCILSRou I. E. Bar510w. D CanL111ilziI.S 1'51- 155:. -1rc:1s.1. L. B.E- Santis fprcs.1. R. We 1ett L1 pres.1 Dean L.Pz1rk5 1 . l. J. Schindler. 1'11.Thur T. Shcrrin, W Miller D. Harri5, P.P11r50n5 3. Singer. P, lavano. R. Keegan. D. Rollins. KAPPA PSliRon' I: J. Worthington tsecj, L. Lewis ttreasJ. D. Harris. L. Salycr. Be Latin. R Anderson. B. Lemon, Earl 6th tadvixorl Row 2: R Gunner. V. Stevens. 1. Munson. K. Schindler. D. Gregoriades. I. Smiley. 'T. Kloslerman. Row 3: C. Dcalon. D. Stolz. R. Green. J. Gcier. J. Fauley, D. Costic. E. Emmerl. D. Rollins. Row 4: T. Gasser. De Snavcly. Wt Fine- froek, J. Siddle, W. Miller, T. Sherrin, R. Braun. W. Brown. WA Cochran. KAPPA PSI Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical fraternity quuires that its members be enrolled in the College of Pharmacy, be in good scholastic standing with the University, and have a sincere desire to further the profession of pharmacy and uphold the goals and traditions of Kappa Psi. The fraternity has grown to include Over 50 collegiate and 25 graduate chapters since its founding in 1879, and Kappa Psi is now the largest pharmaceutical fraternity tn. the United States. The OSU chapter participated in intramurals and had several soaial functions which included professional luncheons each quarter, a Valentines Dance and a farewell party for seniors. RHO CHI SOC'IETY Rou- f: A. Awud D. Knapp: M. Thur. P. Rogers I r. R. Locock. M. Locock J. Sokoloski. Ron 3: F. Bop , T. Sherrin. J Baal. D Thompson. E. Roche. Schindler. I. Day. Rmr -. Notari, A. Tye. RHO CHI SOCIETY A pharmacy student must be at least a third quar- ter junior, have a 3.0 accumulative point hour, and be in the upper twenty percent of his class to be eligible for Rho Chi Society. The group sponsored lectures and quarterly dinners this year. . . Gum, T: Laliolaim R. MEN'S PHYS ED HONORARY This year the Men's Physical Education Honorary took part in many events that served to promote and improve physical education 011 the campus. Guest speakers and panel discussions highlighted the monthly activities of the group. MEN'S PHYSICAL EDUCATION HONORARY Rnu- 1': R1 Kennedy. R. Rice. R. Dalton. J. Drake. Ron- 2: L. Larson Lsch. V. Hyscll tlrcasJ. A. Chonko Lprch. Seymour Klein- mun Ifadvisorlh T. Nozica. J. Machado. Row 3: R. Miller. P. Durhamm A. Namath, W. Pfcil. W. Kjerrumgaard, D. Pcngov. D. Henne, J. Brown. V. Nogglc. J. Snoddy. DELTA OMICRON-un' I: .l. Sexton Iadvisorj, BA Walrath lj'vh pres , L. Pnammen ttreasfj. 3. Standard tpresj. 1. RICE. M. Smith. G. Crown l'advisor'i. Ron mith, K. Billlnntync. C. bowry. M. DeArmond. A. Butier. ROW 3: G. Wilch. TV Four. C Gcrlitz, N, Ramcy. F. Footc. N. Barker, P. Whitney. Row 4: S. VanArsdalen. B. Blakcmorc. K. Suvdam. K. Borror. E. Pool. J. Martin. M. Stewart. ' DELTA OMICRON PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA Delta Omicron, an intcrnational honorary for Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity is a professional women in the field of music, held a Silver Tea for music organization composed primarily of music freshmen in the fall. The members want caroling at majors. The group went Christmas caroling at Uni- University Hespital and participated in the Spring varsity Hospital in December and participated in a American Music Concert this year. composition contest and recital in May. PHI MU ALPHAiRou' f: R. Hawthorne. D. chgcr. E. Lichtenberg. J. West. Ron- 2.- Shavcr, D. Ruddick. L. Donlchos. R. Kacmmcrer. D. Hower. D. Simons. R. Lung --.. C'- v' -. .- g. .- WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB-Ron' f: S. Van Arsdalcn. A. Powell. 5 Wilhcim, S. Williams, C. Miller, M. Siddel. 5. Phillips. Prof. J. Muschick. Row 2: M. George. M. Dawley, K. Ballan- tyne, D. WrighL C. Johnston, E. Miller, M. Campbell. C. Rhodes. A. Craig. Row j: C. Gross- man. G. Bundy. M. Butler, J. Rice. M. Dom. N. Binning. T. Eakins. T. Foor. Row 4: K. Mc- Cormick. L. Penrod. A. Rarey. M. Schiefcrx S. Coovert A. Faccinto. B. Walrath. S. Marzluf. 8' Smith, S. Standard. Raw 5: K. Kullmann. S. Welch. P, Lauricella. J. Drummond. Ml Rish. B. Bigler. K. Butler. D. Holt. F. Wherry. M. Applegulc. R. Milligan. Row 6: C. Fennel . E. Wherry, K. Suydam. J. Adkins. C. Parker, C. Knapp. K. Tudsen. M. Smith. K. Adcodk. S Molen. P. Everly. M. Kennedy. WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB The Womenls Glee Club, made up of 60 memw bets from all areas of the University community and from all class ranks, gave several performances this year including the Annual Spring Concert in April. Afterward, the members held a reception for friends and faculty in the West Ballroom of the Ohio Union. The choir took a one-day tour to Cambridge, Ohio, where they sang for Cambridge High School. Presi- dent Sharon Standard received the Directorls Award for service and musicianship at the Spring Banquet. Mrs. Lloyd Evans, founder and first director of the Glee Club, was the special guest at the banquet which was held at the Ohio Stater Inn. SYMPHONIC CHOIR ences, especially at Greenhills High School in Cin- cinnati, where they received a standing ovation for their program of classical, semilclassieal and light A ten-day tour through Ohio, Tennessee and Ken- music. Four concerts in Columbus, trips to Ash- tucky highlighted Symphonic Choir's engagements land, Parma and Avon Lake, Ohio, and the annual for this year. Traveling by bus and staying in homes home concert at Mershon were on the choirts 1964- overnight, the 66-voice choir found enthusiastic audi- 65 schedule. SYMPHONIC CHOIRe-Rmr I: E. Yaw. A. MeCann. M. Sparlin. N. Herman. 8. Standard. M. Specter, C. Orndoff. I. Allcrdtng. L. Maxwell. L Johnson. R. Allerding. M. Michaelson. Ron' 2: T. Morris, 5. Ellenwood. S. Smith. J. Haysuk. D. Coync. H. Swank. Prof. L. Diercks. E. Grobsmith. N, Fawcclt, S. Woreh. J. Stein. 31 Edwards. C. Giboney. W, Venable. Row 3: S. Barrett. Dt Watkins. J. Hile. E. Pool. J. Bowman. J, Bryan. S. Jalcohy. R. Haefcr. J. Drummond. D. Holt. C. Barnes. St Riddle R. Green, M Manchu Row 4: R. Schneider. R. Moreen. N. Homean. L. Hoyle. D. Cameron. R. Pearson. M. Alexander. E. Martin. S. Muster. L. Nettle- ingham, M. Stewart. E. Simmons. R. Castztnient Row 5: I. Matthews. C. Rowoldl, J. Ferguson. R. Gerster. W. Downhour. G. Smith. D. Waidsmith. J. Gough. H.10ncs. E. Slcerman. J. Yodcr. S. Greenberg, L. Howes, D. Sparlin. Q1 Q3 2g. .- 6 ?! it m .6 . him i MERSHON USHER CORPSeRou' f: P. Bentz. S. Cherrington. L Boerger. V. Belvo, J. Booth. Row 2: I. Dennison. l. Inglis. N, Morris. J. Inglis. P. ButterHcld1 J. Hooyler. R. Ruhl, R. Mai- gcttcr, E. Bccry. Jl Flynn, F. Wack. C. Bumon. R. Patten. D. Rose, 8. Bloeher. G4 Kunert. L. Still. C. Wannemachcr. Row 3: B. Joseph. M. ValnHorne M. Berkenstock. S. Brubaker. B. Gib- 1 son. D. Pilisdorf. 5. Sim. J. Perdue, S. Walss. R. Grecnlee. J. Dilley. T. Weddle, D. Thobe, D, Apple. W. Smallsreed. J. Tanner. L. Maulsoff, S. Smith. L, Leonard. R. Schwarz. Row 4.- I. Santomieri. N. Kerr. M. Bergen, G. lgluuer. C. Eierman. M. Church, L. Ober, O. Braids. J. Margret, R. Broselis. R. Woife. M. Binau. P. Wagner. L. Slrong. C London. M. Miller. K. Dildine. G1 Luke B. Cain. Row 5: S. Berman. E. Girdnere L. Kreutzfeld. Be Safranek. B. Jacobs. B. Cloves, C. Cook. S. Scheel, J. Westwater. J. Chapman. S. Stine. S. Alleshouse. M. Helricke J. Brombaugh. M, Moo. N. Evans. C. Helser. R, Goller. S. Sander. F. White. Raw 6: A. Kohlbach. N. Atwood. C. Grunwald. R1 OH. 3. Shively. L. Krismeyer. W. Chapman. J. Huheey, A. Wuiker. C. Olson. R. Mizer. L. Forsythe. A. Sigel, L. Locke. L, Schindler. C. Noakes. C. Ulmer. M. La Follctle. A. Appelbaum. He Biermann. Row 7: C. Dilday, T. John- son. R. Goodman. R. Hillis. G. Chadwick. R. Young. 0. Thobc. EA Hartman, R. Dilley. R. Green. J, Doyle, S. Richter. C. Slickel, W. Shontz. H. SchaFfer. MERSHON USHER CORPS The 180 members of the Mershon Usher Corps, a campus service organization, ushered at all major programs at Mershon Auditorium this year. Each member was required to work at a minimum of five out of approximately 20 programs presented through- out the school year. However, Corps members were permitted to usher at any number of programs be- yond the required hve, and membership entitled each usher to free admission to all programs at which he or she worked. Merit bars were awarded to students who had served over 100 hours. All members were undergraduate students with at least a 2.00 point hour. i 252 1 W 1 . '1-.- PUBLICATIONS BOARD-Rmr I: Rosilyn Lathum. Dean Christine Y. Conaway. Barbara Boughlon. Row 1: Ronald Bmgaman. Roger Saba. David Putlmun. Dean Myfin H. Ross. Nu: Pft'!m't-'a': Sam MCGavran. Marcia Hefl'ermnn. Joseph Medley. Barbara OliVCr. Jeanne Malian. Robert Stine. Richard Schrader. PUBLICATIONS BOARD Thirteen students and administration ofhcials com- prise the Student Publications Board which regulates campus student publications. Dean Conaway served as chairman this year. The sacrelary was; Mr. Ronald Bingaman, Director of Student Publications. SOCIAL BOARD Social Board, made up of both students and ad- ministrative personnel, enforces University rules and regulations concerning social events. It also keeps Stuw dents informed of social events by maintaining signi boards at Fifteenth and High and conducting other information programs. SOCIAL BOARD R-Jm' I: Mary Millican. William Harrnl. Donna Baker, J5me McCormick. Row '2: Rod Swearingcn. Sum McGavmn, Ann McDonali Richard Weaver, Robert Weber. COUNCIL ON STUDENT AFFAIRSeRmr i: P. Caste. V. Cussidy. Dean Conaway. M. Gilbert. M. Hilt. Row 2: T. Workman. Dean Ross. C. Sedgwick. Dean Bonner, R. Sletto. L. Biederman, D. Moore. Not pt't'rm'ed: B. Brestow, R. Wlikins. COUNCIL ON STUDENT AFFAIRS The Council on Student Affairs is the advisory body to the Executive Dean of Student Relations, who serves as its chairman. One graduate, one profesr sional and four undergraduate students serve as members with three faculty and three student per- sonnel administrative stat? members to advise the Ex- ecutive Dean in governing student organizations and publications. The council reviews decisions of the Student Court when properly brought before it on appeal. It is the principal liaison between student government and the faculty and administration and affords its six members the highest level of participa- tion in student affairs administration. FRESHMAN SENATE Freshman Senate as a representative body seeks to guide freshman activities by providing a forum fer the expression of ideas relating to the educational process and leadership training. Each senator must have at least a 2.25 accumulative point-hour ratio. This year Senate approved a resolution asking the Board of Trustees to modify or abolish the Speakersh Rule and also passed an amendment to allow an un- limited number of nonsenatorial members to hold po- sitions on Senate commissions. Senate also organized a series of law symposiums sponsored by the Colum- bus Bar Association. Preafdent Biff Ritchie took: over agenda before meeting FRESHMAN SENATE-Row f: S. Lemcrt tsecJ, B. Ritchie tprch. J. HiH Wt pres.l. C. Cracker ttrcusj. R. Weaver tadvisorl Row 2: Lantern reporter. P. Hobbs, B. Shkurti. R. Haverkamp. R. Terupak. B. Heine. D. Kaminsky. A, Barman. Row 3: R Jackson C. Glockncr. J. Schneider. K. Pattison. N. Part, L. Aglcr. N. Gilbert. L LaMulh. Row 4: G. Kalin. D. Strischek. H. Karcher, S. Weisberg. N. Holderman. SA Ellenwood. C. Blanchard. B. Geiger. D. McLain. Row 5: C. Coffman, G. Goodman. S. Waldo. P. Mulbargcr. B. Kil- boumc. T. Bland. L, Schriver. B. Morrison. 1. Stitzlcin, Vt Honeyman. Row 6: J. Gutlcrman. J. Dixon, H. Lorber, L. Springer, C. Lalshaw, Kt Henny, R. Ernst. M. Carvalho. S. Lewis. L. Harder. Rm:- 7: J. Wilson. J. Stratton, E. Ward. D. Smith M. Lutz. 'l'. nF Pnl-mnml Ikmllmliur ...... .. .. - -u. STUDENT NATE Rm1- I: E. Roach UreasJ. S. Darling tprch. S. McGax-Tan tvice presjl. J. Wynn 5 Row '2: Dean Mylin Ross mam. V. Frast. P. Casio. M. Gilbert. PvL Rourke, R. Weaver mva. Row 3: B. Johanncx D. Anderson, J. Walker, T. Workman, G. Acker. D. Gire. A. Rarey. M. Finn. Row 4: T. Hiser. D. Cnlkins, L. Evans, G, W'aller, K. Ury. J. Zeller, R. Smith. hr'L Kupson. P. Coleman. L. Factor. Row 5: C. Pritchctt, N. Jackson, D. Allen, T. Lehman. B. Sinkey. C. Troy. B, Hoerger. L. Berchien D. Dixon, B. Metz. E. Konnyu. Row 6: H. Richardson. J. Gz'mper, B Blinkoff. S. Winslow. K. Childs. A. Pack, C2. Light, L. Jenkins. D. Trugman. Row ?'s M. Petritis, M. Marx, A. Green, S. Morse, M. Yodcr, D. Nicol, D. Galliers. STUDENT COURT--Row I: D Slane, B. Freeman khief justicex M. Woods. ROW 2: W. Brandt, R. Bourhis, R. Fischer. 51m: Darling, President Sam McGavran. Vfce-Presr'derr: 25? STUDENT SENATE The 1964-65 Student Senate was successful largely because of the work of a tine steering committee. Stu- dent Body Vice-President Sam McGavran led the way on the Floor of Senate. During the year, for example, a campus controversy arose when control of the Student Judicial System was nearly transferred from Senate to the Council on Student Affairs. After much work under 511st leadership, transfer was prevented by the creation of a Student Judicial Board to super- vise the entire system. The Board was additionally noteworthy because it involved co-operation among Senate, the Council of Graduate Students, professional students, and WSGA. Student Discount Service, under Director Pam Casto, was expanded remarkably and was made available free of charge to all students. Torn Workman, later elected Student Body President, worked in such areas as obtaining better parking facil- ities for South Campus residents. Another Student Affairs Commission project involved work to increase student participation on University committees. As a result of this effort, student members were added to groups such as the University Commission on Traffic and Parking. The long talked-about but previously little worked-upon Traditions Board was finally es- tablished, thanks to great efforts by creator Dave An- derson, NCSA President Milt Yoder, and Bob Milli- kin. HomeCOming, supervised by Jeff Hocknlan, was one of the best ever. Student Court prospered under Chief Justice Brian Freeman. Katie Reurke, Director of Personnel, spent many long hours interviewing ap- plicants for Senate-appointed positions. Increased study facilities on the campus resulted from work of Don Anderson's Education Affairs Commission, while re- organization of student government structure was begun by Government Commissioner Gary Acker. Eileen Roach, first woman and first resident-hall stu- dent to be elected Viee-President of the Student Body, served admirably as Treasurer for 1964-65. The Out- standing Service Award, inaugurated this year, was presented to Director of Office Mabel Gilbert, who later was elected President of WSGA. Buckeye Political Party carried a 24u16 Sena- torial edge through the year, and, for the first time in the history of the District System, the majority party was returned to power in the Winter elections. Party President Chuck Layne and Majority Leader Paul Coleman played a large role in a Senate noted for its near-total completion of platform promises. .2! v. v H RATHER y. f . . 't'N-n. nnu-V . -. r . Hmun unM-ltv JIM . Inna: S ; MIXA I . FISHER cm X . -- D f 1' ROttKEf JAN ROHLOFF WOMEN'S SELF GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATIONeRmI' 1: G. Tobey ttreasJ. M. Lightner, K. McDanie! tprcsj, J. Rohloff. tv. presJ. S. Fischer. C. Rockey tsecJ. Raw 2: G. Luidens, I. Parr. Be Bnuscher. J. Hawk. 5. Johnson. N. Prather, E. Bailey. N. Neath. K. Luke. Row 3: I. Fein. C. Sell. J. Daugherty. A. Cotlnter. M. Rose. C. Fahrbach. At Telfair. R. Latham. Raw 4: E. Seligman. C. Fisher. D. Heinrich. E. Wherry. C. Giboney. N. Wuchler. S. Garvin, L. Davis. L. Leatherman. Rem- 5: A. Callt J. McCaniel. M. Hill. M. Gilbert. M. White. B. Wallace J. Baird. A. Trombitns. D. Howard. J. Lackey. Row 6: B. Morse. S. Bell. P. Jncoby. D. Stafford. M. Graves. J. Beurisseau. D. Jones. E. Becker. R. Gcbhardl. D. Haas. S. Adams. S. Vassar. WSGA This year Woments Self Government Association welcomed freshmen and transfers with a style shew and a stimulating speech by Dr. Ilsedore Edse. They also published Abour Buckeye Coeds to assist campus women. Other projects of WSGA included an all- campus clothing drive, Golddiggers, and several Penny- a-Minute nights. Martha Rountree, co-founder of uMeet the Press spoke to women students concern- ing the role of American women in politics. WSGA also has been particularly concerned about the prob- lem of women's safety at night on campus. Their new project, Career Day in Continuing Education, will be pursued for WSGA women and their guests this year. WSZGtA. STANDARDS COMMITTEEeRow I: K. Russo. S. Heskctt. S. Kenner. M. Lightncr tchalrmam. Ruth Weimer tadvisorl V. Nakeff. P. Kmpko. R. Friedeman. Raw 2: K. Van- Linge. J. Sayre. B. Furuki. M. Moody. S. Nesbitt. M. Heimlich, L. Hunt, K. Zelko. ' I Dan Dmrr's reigned as king of the f 965 Gofddiggers DmlCC. f1 . ' LANTERN The Lantern, Ohio States campus newspaper, en- joyed a circulation of 22,500eabout three-fourths of the student population of the Columbus campus. The newspaper serves as a learning laboratory for students in the School of Journalism and is the major medium for campus news and information. Ladd A. Neuman, Winter Quarter editor, won a third place award in the William Randolph Hearst Foundation spot news competition for April. Tom Seslar, reporter, also won a third place award in the Hearst feature writing competition for December. . i Photo Editor Dave Eels: :1er explains equipment to phora rapher Tom Guirmn'. 1965 MAKIO The 1965 MAKIO first began to take shape on a picnic table in Elyria, Ohio, last August. In early Sept- ember, 1964, the ideas from that session were taken to Chicago for the formal laying out of the book in conferences with the printer. Between those pre-school planning sessions and the iinished product, a lot of work and worry went into the MAKIO. The 1965 MAKIO recorded some hrsts during that time, one of the most important of which was the expansion of MAKIOE coverage and its sales campaign to OSUE; branch campuses. Ron Parks, Business Manager. Ginny Kmierr. Organizations Edfmr. Jeanne hfarie MHHeH. Editor. The thus! proofs of the I965 M'A K10 come back. Seniors remember John Pelrrtcm', senior portrai! photographer. who made gmfng a picture taken in a cap and gouw almosr fun. IE .I Harlan Hoover. group photographer. was always ready to set up I a I his rrfpod 0:: Shaw notice p.14 LE; 1' H! . x 5: I The 1965 MAKIO staff members ' were not the only ones who worried about getting pictures taken and making deadlines. They had a lot 5 of help in the worry department and in every other department, too, from several people who were indispen- sable to the production of the 1965 MAKIO. Yearbook pages by the thousands are run 015' every day from these presses ar the plant in Hannibal, Missouri. American Yearbooks Ed Hackieman frighrj .n'mws Ediror Jeanne Mafia: and A dw'sor Ron Bfngmnuu a new paper stock. Sundial! belong: with the traditions of Ohio State, says Joviai Bob. and so we M? to hoid our smfjI meetings Flare . . . around this me statue of Robert E. Lee. v; , ww' I Nx': V x h' 5 I 5 . and h z m in hf ., Is Hie sundi'm' a few minutes slow? No, but Sundial stagers Meier, -SII'IIL'. SCFWSMF. Berman, and Show were a HUIe Jlow in recogniz- ing it as a .wmdiai. They spent twenty rm'rmrcs trying to get a drink of water from if. SUNDIAL Sundial, hWorIdhs Funniest College Magazine? was voted the number one on-campus magazine in the nation this year in the annual poll of college magazine editors. Under the leadership of Editor hJovial Bob Stine, the Sundial staff produced a new-sized mag- azine that hit a record high for circulation in Sundiafs 53-year history. Much of this success can be attributed to the Sundiai Girl-of-the-Month telephone number hoax, the Dating and Morality issue, the Big Farm sweatshirts, hJovial Bobhz presidential campaign, and a mixture of humorous and satirical prose. Eight issues of the Sundial are published a year. u..- 5H,. hm.- - E F J M LL 4:15- :, WeH-e done Er! We've created Hie! cries Business Manager Meier a: he pour: the er-gr'vfng fiufd. Saudi ! has created a MON- STER! cries form! Bob. For the .Smidia! m5 rm; monstrosity was merely one of many. l ahvays enjoy encouraging mm: writers, says law's! Bob. Here he encourages one by smiling at him as he rips his story in half. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Alpha Lambda Deha, national scholastic honorary for freshman woman, encourages and recognizes good scholarship. To be eligible, a woman must attain .j a 3.5 accumulative point hour during her first year at ' Ohio State. This year 120 women were initiated, 28 during autumn initiation and 92 during winter initia- tion. Winter Quarter, Dr. Illesdore Edse, assistant pro- ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA-Ron' f: K. Kagy. S. Aitick. L. Howcr C. Brooks. S. Ellenwoodr C. Wolfe. A. Kelly. R. Ernst. C. McGhee. S. Goldhardt. C. Berner. M. Armbrust. Row 2: I. Junker. N. Parr. M. Carvalho. Lt Lolos. K. Ullmer. B. Demming. J. Wilson. J. Glicksherg. C. Erfurt. W. Justice. R. Richards. S. Amspokcr. C. Blbler. P. Moloncavk S. Remy. P. Maddy. K. Marr. Row 3: J. Piotle. S. Holzworth. A. Warren. T. Stoody. T, Youngr C. Mack. H. Hageman. S. Cluggish. S. Golke. B. Risingt T. Moidel. K. Phillips, 8. Howell. S. Schclal. S. F Bailey. L. Pcnrod. L. Springer. R. Levine. S. Levy. M. Northrup. J. Orehek. Row 4: A. Bope. B. Brown. E. Easton. M. Frey. L. Frey. L. Whitehead. M. Murphy. M. Monske. J'. Graham steuer. N. Deckard, W. Ripple. S. Reisinger, L. Schriver. Cr Shultheis. F. Dorris, C. Hetzler. fessor of German, who spoke at the ceremony, and Dr. Charlotte Huck, professor of elementary education, were named honarary members. Alpha Lambda Delta also sponsors a free tutoring service. The Ohio State chapter writes the Flame, 3 national news- Ietter, which is edited by the adviser, Dean Christine Y. Conaway. I PHI ETA SIGMAeRou- I: R. Clary tfsecj. P. Flanigan tpresj. M. Weilze Re Barrows We presJ, R. Mathis Urcas.L L. W'riglcy Univ L Row 2: !. Hugg. R. Gugcl. D. Spiker, Px Mctz. R, Johnson, J. Blazer, Cr. Lowry, P. Whitacrc. PHI ETA SIGMA Phi Eta Sigma, national freshman men's honorary, recognizes the outstanding scholastic achievement of men of the freshman class. Members must have had a point hour of 3.5 at the end of Autumn Quarter or an accumulative point hour ratio of 3.5 after three quarters. New members are initiated at a banquet held during the Autumn and Spring Quarters. Ap- proximately 18 new members were initiated during Autumn Quarter and 93 initiated during Spring Quarter. Dr. Morris Weitz, professor of philosophy, and Dr. Roger B. Gerkin, professor of chemistry, were selected as honorary members for their out- standing service to undergraduates. PHI ETA SlGMA-Rmr f: L. Levine, H. Reuben. D. Ada 15, J. Creme. L Johnnssen. R. Mathis litrea' R. Barrows l'ivice presJ. R. Clary t'seCJ. L Wrigley mdvj. Re Clerk Pe Flanigan fpr . J. Kelly. D. Marlin. T. Arlzner. S. Wren. Ru ' ' J. Garrett. T. Waters. D. . B. Weber. G. Binnig. J. Cameron. Ce Heppcl Laughlin, P. Korodi. Je Schuchmann, Schaffnere W. Cleverly, R. Bclson. Row 3: R. Baird. L Talmudgc. R. Hender- son. J. Harbucke F. Mondini, J, Bailey, D. Runyan, T. Herrick. T. Oates. W. Holcomb. Se Abrammn. R. Wojcik. J. Horowitz J. Montgomery. C. Jones. Row 4: C. Chittendcn. J. Dan- nenbaum. G. Rogers. A, Fruehan. R. Miller. RA Drewcs. J. Keller. J. Wilschke. W. Kosc. N. Marshall. R. Wells, R. Green. G. McClcan. R. Kouman. Se Dillon. Rx Blouin. ROM' 5: C. Distelhorst, Re Haincn. S. Wanner. S. Baiman. E. Bohachek. M. Ruhr, F. Yac. S. Vower. D. Parker, 1 . Bills. D. Metzgcr, Re Shaw, W. Condom. 'T'. Amen. T. Trinter, R1 Wallick. MIRRORS Mirrors, the sophomore wornenhs honorary, con- sists of 52 women chosen for their scholarship and leadership at Ohio State University. Each woman at- tained at least a 2.5 accumulative point-hour for two quarters and did outstanding work in campus organi- zations. Miss Helen Godfrey, assistant dean of women; Miss Georgina Rummage, head resident of Canheld Hall and Dr. Consuelo Wise, director of dental hy- giene, were tapped as honorary members. Each year Mirrors women assist at Dads' Day ceremonies. The women entertained the patients at the State Mental Hospital as a service project and regularly contributed to the Student Leadership Endowment Fund. - I. Spencer T. Beauchmnp 5'. Bernard M. Besgrove 2K! 3. Brackney S. Brooks C. Brunsman M. Campbdf M. Chfuenden M. Coo!r AV Corma'er B. Daffy P. Darling Y. Ferguson C. GI'Hmpic D. Goodman N. Grammar: .D. Haas D. Horton C . Jackson L. Jenkins M. Johmming J. KihM'en G. Kmrcr! F . Ladd C. Lee L. Locke J. Lohse C. MCCHNngh K. Morgenrorh C . Nesbirr J'. Ocrrfnger S. Painter M. Rose J. Samomferi E. Scfnvab B. Sega! D. Smith 5. Smith L. Sim M. Srroud E. Sunday K. VanAusdaH C. Washbum M. Wifdmmuh L. Woodrow ROMOPHOS Since the founding of Romoph05 in 1932, the soph- omore menls honorary has had several members whOSe names and faces have been recognized by all students on campus. Among these are Woody Hayes, Jerry Lucas, Don Unverferth, and Tom Workman. This Spring 16 men went through the traditional initiation. They were linked with sections of rope which they carried with them all day. To be eligible for member- ship these initiates were first year students at the Uni- versity, had at least 30 hours credit, and a 2.5 accu- mulative point hour ratio, and participated in one major and one minor campus activity. R. Barrows J. Harm! R. Hoover T. OchiHy C. Partisan W. Rocmer G. Varim: R. George C. Hollis M. Kain: A. Pack S. Peck J'. Scheiderer J'. Williamson I3 I I l. i CHIMES Thirty-five members comprise Chimes, the junior women's honorary. Sephomorc women with a 2.75 accumulative point hour and outstanding leadership qualities are chosen. Members are tapped Monday night of May Week to the sound of Orton chimes. Each woman wears white and carries a bell to her clas- ses. After meeting on the Oval, the girls are blind- folded by the retiring members and led to Orton Hall. They receive a small gold bell set with three pearls. Chimes members serve at the Presidentts luncheons before home football games and sponsor a Freshman Recognition Tea. Miss Elizabeth Hanna was tapped as an honorary member. E. Bm'ow P. Casio A. Craig M. Dix V. GaHoway M. GHberr C. Hail P. Hauck 3. anea' J. Hovance J. Ider L. Kenner S. Kemer- N. Kuyper R. Latham L. Leafhermm: M. McGavran M. Overmycr K. Peer E. Roach C. Rockcy J. Rama? M. Rourke J. Wendt'fng C. Wine BUCKET AND DIPPER New members of Bucket and Dipper, junior ments honorary, are sophomore men who have displayed out- standing scholarship, leadership, and service to Ohio State. The new members of the honorary were tapped on Tuesday of May Week. They carried their buckets and clippers around the campus while they sang the traditional theme song, ttThe Moon Hangs Low. On A cker Bhtckaorte Bowen C 016mm: Disrefiwrs: grew; . Fischer . Furimv' . Gnyrm: . Harkins . Kemtey MQHIf-uia . Lyons . Mfogmt . Moore Reed . Wittenberg Maeem the same day the junior honorary tapped President Fawcett in front of the Administration Building. The President was greeted by a bucket of water. The high- light of the initiation was the traditional stdunking in Mirror Lake. This was followed by the formal initiation banquet. MORTAR BOARD The Ohio State University chapter of Mortar Board was one of the four founding chapters of the national senior women's honorary. This year 21 women were selected for their outstanding scholarship, leadership and service. Each woman had at least a 3.0 accumula- tive point hour. These women were tapped at the Stu- dent Leadership Banquet co-sponsored by Mortar -.. 'i-Iu- P. Bazfcr R. Booth C. Cm'p J. Fawcett S. Fischer C. Fox N. Haas D. Hausa M. Hughes 1. Lackey M. Lighmer G. Luke I K. McDaniel B. Ohver J. Parr K. Rounds S. Standard A. Teffair M. White Board and Sphinx, senior men's honorary. The mem- bers were initiated at Browning Amphitheater on Fri- day of May Week. Each year the members of this hon- orary sell mums at the Homecoming football game and use the proceeds for a scholarship awarded to a worthy undergraduate woman. SPHINX Sixteen junior and senior men who have demonstrat'w ed leadership and service to the University were linked by Sphinx, national men's honorary. A 2.75 point hour is required. New members were initiated during two separate ceremonies. At the first initiation in Winter Quarter, members were linked wherever they happened to be and were escorted to the Oval for the initiation. W. Brandt P. Coleman 5'. Darling R. Fch-her R. Furtow R. Goiobic D. Groves G. Harkirrs W. Leahy R. Miller E. Smith Dr. Donald E. McGinnis and Dr. John T. Bonner Jr. were linked as honorary members. During Spring Quarter, 13 junior men were linked at the Annual Student Leadership Recognition Banquet during May Week. Chester Burns and Wendell Ellenwood were selected as honorary members. LUTHERAN STUDENT ASSOCIATION For 20 years the Lutheran Student Association has served students of the Lutheran Church at Ohio State. One of its continuing activities is the operation of a menhs residence at the Lutheran Center. Associa- tion members also attended an urban problems rc- treat in Detroit this year. NEWMAN CLUB Newman Club is an organization which offers both educational and social activities for Catholic students. The group has sponsored many functions including lectures, discussions, classes, conunittees, and cona slant study and recreation facilities. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION The Christian Science Organization at Ohio State provided weekly testimonial meetings, Iectures by na- tionally prominent speakers, and the WOSU Morning Meditations Program. They attended the Biennial Meeting in Boston during the summer. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATIONhRou' f: F. Former tjlrcnsJJ. S. Munring. D. Zieslcr Kprch. Virginia Burman advised. Donald Wood t'advisorhl. 5 Paulus. Raw 9: Rh Seelbrcde. T, Osborne. D. Juite. B. Burrows. H. Williams. 1. R055. 5. Ileyering. C. Rossh S. Burgess. HILLELhRow I: S. Antopol, R. Segall, T. Cole. F. Zelizer. R4 Maybruck. Rabbi M. Kowal. E. Watcrslone. Row 2: W. Wcintraub. l. Seff. l. Breyer, B. Tanenhaus. P. Kalban, S. Lowen- braun. E. Mossh E. Kravitz, R. Hoffman. E Dezenhouse. HILLEL FOUNDATION Bhnai Bhrith Hillel Foundation celebrated its for- tieth year at OSU in 1964, and Rabbi Harry Kap- lan completed his thirtieth year as its adviser. 1n adh dition to its regular religious services, Hillel provides the students with a wide cultural background. Study groups, forums, dances and concerts are some of the varied programs offered by the foundation. T0 aug- ment these activities, Hillel also presents noted per- formers such as folksinger Elly Stene and author I. B. Singer. The Hillel Dancers, Hillel Players and Hillel Choir offer students opportunities to pursue special talents and interests in the arts. Hard work f: the cornerstone of UCCF. UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP The United Campus Christian Fellowship at Ohio State University is composed of five campus ministries ethe American Baptist Convention, the Christian Churches Disciples of ChrisD, the Evangelical United Brethren Church, the United Church of Christ and the.- United Presbyterian Church, U.S.A. Memv bers work to fulfill the mission of the Church and to unite Christian movements on campus. Besides prOe viding worship services, UCCF sponsored works camps. an urban study tour, a weekend study COnfera ence and a retreat during Winter Quarter. The four university pastors counseled students on spiritual, vo- cational and marital problems. Nf'r-n n:.r UNITED CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP-Row I ; J. Bor- chardt tprasJ, M. Brown tsecJ, B. Kraus. Row 2: D. Metzger, C. Allen. MILITARY SCIENCE The Military Science program at Ohio State has shown continual improvement over the last three years. Much of this success was due to the dedis cated work of C01. Curry N. Vaughan, who re- tired this year after three years as Professor of Military Science. Among the chief innovations were revisions of all courses and creation of the rank of Cadet Major General. Responsibility for conducting drill was also turned over to student officers. Drill now serves as a leadership labora- tory. These imprOVements haw: helped the Ohio State Army ROTC become the nations largest college military science program. Total enroll- ment is 3,379 -- while enrollement in the advanced course tjuniors and seniorst is 641. V MEGHMK 282 AIR FORCE DRILL TEAM-Rmr 1': D. Cunningham. L. Gaskins. D. England. D. Frilsehe, J. Elzel. I. Clandenjn. L. Taylor. M. Abbott. Rmr 2: A Allen. B. Shearer, B. Zupp. J'. Roberts. B. Roll. E. HOward, R. Gentry. J. Waltz. Rmr 3: D. Wertz. M. Michls. J. Malena. D Graham. H. Hopson, B. Baka. L. Picker. D. Rehc. Row 4: R. Joeober. K. Eaton. J. Davis. J. .ampbcll. C3. Goldhart, M. Hughes, R. Dove, D. Saxer, G. Taylor, R. Matthews. AFROTC DRILL TEAM AFROTC SKYTONES This year the AFROTC Drill Team placed third This year thirty Air Force cadets were members of in the Purdue drill meet and twenty-third out of 57 the Air Force. ROTC Skytones. This grcmp prow in the National Championship Meet in Washington moted spirit through song by singing to ROTC classes DC. The cadets 0f the Drill Team also acted as the and performing at the annual Military Ball which was coIor guard at the Taps ceremonies on campus. held in the spring. SKYTONESeRou' J': M. Allerding. K. Reynolds. D. Tyson. Mt Fidler, Major R. Julien t: E. Pool. I. Brown D. C035. J Thoemukert C. Cook t mini. J. Fritz. R. Nudalin. R011 S1Vc'irl1-lk J, Petrella. C. Weaver. T. Thoul. J, Rodcnlcls. D. Killill. C. Roth. P. lssau, Dawson. J. Badenhop. D. Gilgrist. L. Grover. .I. Harrell. ' S S. H ' - - 1 intlmmim- ..-.. . ' - .. - 5- I - . - . 4 I -. ,- ANGEL FLlGHT-Rmv I: Captain R. Dorsky tava. N. Mormon. G. Hartmfmn. D. Freitas, C. Bannack. S. Spcerl. L. K ch. T. Benueham J. Zoller. J. Chieffuio. B. Shut K. Davis. M. Th; Corden N. Thielmqer. C. Cardiner. J. Baumann. ANGEL FLIGHT This year Angel Flight placed first in the Annual Purdue Invitational Drill in February, and the girls served as hostesses for Governor Rhodes and Ohio legislators on Ohio Aviation Day. They also served as stewardesses on OSU planes throughout the year. S. Eyman. Rmr 2: J. Braunlng. D. Casmar. Seld. K. Ridge. S. Atwood. M. Humpert. K. Stone. Row 3: A. Nicholas. J. Cohen. K. King. Pt Boyle. C. Hotfmzln. C. Higgins, M. ARMY PISTOL AND RIFLE TEAM This year the Army Pistol Team swept the Mid- west Conference Championship in two of three divi- sions. The Army ROTC Rifle Team became league champions for the second year in a row and won the 1965 NRA Sectional Championship. ARMY PISTOL TEAM-Ruu- l: V. Marian. K. Adams. H. Berlhold. C4 Hammon. N. Back. Row 2: G. Scott tadvisort. S Richards. G. Kohlcr IpresJ. L. Oberhollzer, E. Lilygren, C. Smith. C. Landefeld. W. Ceck, E. Thomas tcoacm. .7 Ir, 7 ' VaJiNLIf; ,rwxyf x- bx , . 1; if- h .. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETYiRmv I: P. Hetzclt C'. Smith. J. McCord. Tt Cline. Major L. Brown tadv.L F. Gerkcm L1. Seeler. H. Fresh. Rmr 2: W. Henderson. D. Patterson. J. Briggs. C. Hazard. E. Reiehenbach, M. Kaiser. R. Eillman. P. Wood. Row 3: R. Chappelear. T. Thomp- son. P. Nealing. L. Cook. D. Sharrbyk M. Harvin. R. Rocmer. 'I' Eby. R. Vonderhcid. Row 4: DS Mart. R. Reedy. T. Brown, R. Robinson. D. Hesslcr. W. en. .l, Burials. R. Dove. D. Dudnk. R. Neltlcship. Row 5: A. Doll. J. Clendenin. F. Rein , A. Bcllingcr. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY COED CADET CORPS Arnold Air Society, the national Air Force honor- This year members of the Coed Cadet Corps served ary, had a hayride with the Angel Flight during as hostesses for the campus blood drive, ushered at Autumn Quarter and a formal in Winter Quarter. In basketball games, and performed at football games. the Spring the Society held a picnic, a uniform raffle, In the spring their drill team competed in the Cherry and an annual awards ceremony. Blossom Festival in Washington, DC. COEDC XDET CORPS Ron I. G Morgan. P Stevens. N. Klyn. D. Kennedy. Mai W. lohnson J. chncssc Ix Nonis. Row NH. Berthold M. Tuhbs D. Long. P.Smi1h. A. Field. 5. Henry. S. Edmon . .J. HLIfToImd Scibert S. Becker. G. Hanna. Row 3: 8. Wallace. 3. Haley. V. Kelley. N. Kuyper, P. Mason. B. Michel. C. Kaiser, S. Sluhangh. B. Oliver. J. LitterinL MERSHON HONORARY2RUH- J: P. Baumann. G2 Gieser, G2 Richards t'secj. R. Christen- sen tv. presfj. J. Mount. R. Harkins Ipr 301. A. von Rohr. W. Hunl. P. Bond. B. Masony. Row 2: M. Kiembara. R. Emmons. P. 1.21 on. A. Fisher. M. Stanhopc, G. Pcttit. G. Bamitz. J. Mohn. F. Hurand. C. Hogg. R. Weber. H. Brickey, J. Stafford. Row 3: D. Lowland R. Baxter. L Corthell. R. Fischer. A. Miller, T. Greavcs. K. Harman. P2 Pitzer, J. Lindsay, J. Moore. T. Sheehan. MERSHON SOCIETY Members of the Mershon Honorary Military So- ciety are selected by a professor of Military Science on the basis of their outstanding military leadership and academic scholarship. This spring, the Society recognized 13 new members as outstanding cadets. MILITARY COUNCIL Seven members from each ROTC unit compose the 21-member IVIilitanr Council which was orginally established to plan the Military Ball. The council new functions as a commander and his staff to pro- mote and coordinate interservice student activities. MILITARY COUNCILHROH' I: R. Harkins titreasJ. J. McAuIey 051:ch W. Montano hr. chmJ. R. Golobic tchmjl, Mai Smilh tadvisnrl. Maj. Nenander ta 20er j. Osborne i'ddvisorL Row 2 G. Lowry. R. Bournee B. Low1hcr. A. Miller. C Naylor. T. Hargreaves, G. Acker. Row 3: R. Sellers, 1-. Barringer, Av Metz, L Ernst, B. Standiforth, S. Crognale, B. Westinghouse. ' i e . 1 in,- . - Ib r . . h.g- -.. .I , e V 1.! H 4! MILITARY BAND PERSHING RIFLES The Military Band is an all-male band composed The First Regimental Headquarters of Pershing 0f ROTC cadets who perform at basketball games Rifles at OSU coordinates 21 units in the Midwest. and military functions such as the Air Force and Its purpose is to encourage, preserve and deve10p the Army Reviews on Corps Day. They also give a con- highest ideals of the military profession as exempli- cert in the spring under the direction of Dr. Charles had by John J. Pershing, its founder. Spohn. PERSHING RIFLESeRou- I: Capt H. Eads mdvisorLeM. Diekas. P. Stevens. B. Masony. Raw 2: C. Hopkins. J. Moore, A. Cunningham, T. Schnmdcrer. R. Jancuk. Row 3: J. Mohn. B. Baby, R. Gerster, R. Morley. J 1 VARSITY FOOTB ALL TEANI--RUM' 1': YonclasI Kohut Wortman Barnett Drenik, Harkins, PLIrrellaI.Cho1-Iko. Davidson. Kiehfuss. F..0razen Spa,hr FederlI: Dregger, C11n1mins.Kasunic. Ron 2:11.110LI1r Hayesthead coachII. Trusler FiIz Kaylor, EspyI Kelley, Bugel. Sander. Umer- fcrth.V:1n Horn. BarringtonI Ridder. Mohley Longer Bodenbendcr Hownian. Strobei tas- sislant coachl. Biggs I'Ilraincri. Row 3. Ellison tfreshman coacm Baas Richlcy Anders, T. Anderson. Rein Palmer Lashutka, Pryor. D Anderson. Lindsey. McCoy. Stock Hud- son.FilIC1:-1rk Inssismnt coachi.HindI1Ian IIa-zsistam coachl. Ron 4.3:1rkkincn Iassmtant coach; Van Fossen. Snyder. Funk. K Anders 11. Green Current. Burgin Hill Housteau Andrick kacs Th0m:,Is Adderlcv.SI11ilh.Cc-c.hran Rutherford. Ron 5:Urickl'1-1515I'1ntco.1chi Ellwood Lassistant coachi. George Windle, Cairns Ncim. M. Orazen Miller Phelan, Nichols, Allen. F:1rbizo.Mcinering Walden Fachus. RLcd Newconmr 'I'i-a'1ilcnhurst VarLo. FRESHMEN FOOTBALLnRow 1': Kasselmann, Duyer. Johnson, Aaronson, Newcomer Fontcs Chapin Freeman Unidentified. Rm: 2. Knight Walker Kellcv. Case Reedcn Rev- nolds DuganI Hubbard Elliott. R011 3' N.Iong Hamlin Portsmouth. Un entificd. Thrasher, Jacobson Amlin Matozel. R0114 Ievenger, Friend Scott, Unidentified Sharp Himes Unidentified, Adams, Calloway. Row -. 'ahl, Semen, Milligan. 33:13 3'911091-91 mg... .7, 3.75 $2137 2.33.3135511531 :53: 49 ;3ti 734:- 11.55 .1 f ' 2-. .i EL 1g Eq 2:. ..... 1; -1-. 11v 15;... 0 11 9323111 3'11 153?: ., . . ,. -- f w .1. .-.,-. 10-5.. ' VARSITY WRESTLING TEAMrRow I: Rosenblum. Riester, Eyster, Beery tcath, Pic- cioni. Miller, Eschler, Founds. Row 2: Kushcn, Reinholt, Moore. Bliss. Nominee, Nelson. EVnns, Searight 011ng Row 3: Tracy, Metzler, Conaway, Macs, Mitchell. McQuerrey. VARSITY SOCCER TEAM Row 3: Hart, Timm, Davis. Kinsey. Elmer, Elliot. Guins, Barn- hardt, D'Altorio, Close, Koehler. Porter, Suszko, Nwosu. Row 2: Ersing moacm, Hopple IAss't Mng, Mannis Uralnery. Zalewski. Lebowitz, Kurylas. Palcanis, Chazin, Schleppi, Maslri, Zimet. Parson, Appleman, Binzer tMng, Layer mss't Coacm. VARSITY BASKETBALL-Row I. A. Rowley W. Wh 1.1m: J Brown, R Ri ckettsiC-a ap- lain3.s M Grc cgory. D Ri cha rdson S Arli.n Rom 2.1 Graf fIcoachJ F Truitt t'coac m, A. Peter J. Ti scher, R. SapicI R. Doch T Glmer, J. Sh: iffer, A. Ahije ych D. Era auimtga FredTnylor The: 1dcoa 1:.h3 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Row J: T Kc S.nner D. 11-211 rtin .J Walkcy. J. Stra s, B. Kaditz, G. Mcr ri.tt -:2 W Webb B.';1B1rn M SWa1,n B. H03 ket T Elliott, UT, Bauer, 1.. Ha rman, E. LoweI D. Condit 121113113 F. Truitts icoach3, E. Olson. nix E T'N ST 3 . 42mxi1 r. l. ! ST '3! ':? X 5-4? 56:: ST41$W 517;! :T5 3' ii ,. aw... VARSITY HOCKEY TEAMnRow Ii Hobaica. Hartsock, Yoder, Bum, Hartsock, Damulh. Slfcrd, Vance, Wright. Row 2: Bedeck1 koacm, Hawk, Hewlett, Hoogue, Darnell, McElroy, Drake. Folger, Oxley mainel? Burke assistant coachJ. VARSITY FENCING TEAMiRow I: R. Cooper. R. Lapinski, L. Conrad, B. Harkins kaplj. M. Kloner, L. Bigler, CI. Mozsy. M. Ellison. Row 2: C. Simonian 020mm, D. Boger. A. Tarian, D. Ensign, J. Brady, M. Harvin, T. Grcaves, W. Music, I. Ozol, J. Hogan, 5; Palumbo, T. Winters, J. Gross, Gngrl. M. Pallak koacm. 10 H VARSITY TRACK TEAMFROW J: C. Beetham koacm. R. Maben, M. Cavotta, M. Alexan- der, E. Sellers tcath, D. Smith, J. McGeorge, R. Herd, L. Snyder wmchl Row 2: J. Bor- land, S. Bohdan, P. Edwards. J. Baldwin. G. Spanglcr, D. Palmer, D. Stimpcrt, P. Waits unng. VARSITY TENNIS TEANF-Row 1: J. Hendrix tcoachl D. Lamon, J. Fisher, D. Green. D. Spies, B. Johnston, M. Byrne, 3. Cherkas. 1.1m ugiii 511$ - J .. .I g v ; N s w 51' h- V - m 51 w T 19 main 5W -. x '-- - 'ii 5 5 ! 1; Sn u! 57an W TE. 6' 15'; . J5 sun. .11 STHIE ! ' g - I $519?! '- III I$I-'Ir;::E aka . t - u- VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM-Barboy: Trent Sickles Row I:A.Engel,1. Graham R. Copp, D. Jacobs, A Budding, B Rein, R. Shoup J. Winning, R. Dusenbury. Row 2. G. Busenburg ttrainerLJ Snavley, J. Reed R. Kitchton J. Marrell, A. Chonko, D. Harkins, J. Durant, J. Cataland, M. Karow koachl J. Machado Jcoachl Rob 3: M. Anthony, S. Anderson, P. Mog- an, D. Redd, S. Arlin, D. Singerman, C. Brinkman, R. Nagelson, R. Bourne. FRESHMAN BASEBALL TEAM:Row 1: R. Dawson, L. Young, E. Solomon, 3. Gibson, J. Napoli, E. DcPompci, J. Macklin, J. Elshire, J. Moorehead. Row 2: V. Chickerclla JcoachL J Shell, K. Monroe, D. Reed, B. Heine, R. Sexton, K. Stillwell, M. Kline, F. StahI koacm. Row 3: G. Glaser, R. Telesco, R. Marcucci, D. Boggs, M. Swain. D. Shearer, J. Hearst, G. Bcrgman, G. Zayac, R. Cozze, B. Baker, K. Lachey, B. Barns. 1'. L' .9 t VARSITY GOLF TEAM Row I: R. Afton. R. Stiilwagon, D. Marsh. A. Antonio. Row 2: R. Kepler moacm, J . Brown, E. Snead, B. Hoppman, J. Parry. VARSITY LACROSSE TEAM Row I: J. Ewing. S. Lauver. J. Payne, J. Williams, H. Doug- las, R. Yearsley kaptaim, M. Mandt. B. Wright, J. Schiff, D. Augspurger, D. Harper. Row 2: C. Malay. J. Herd tcoachl T. Freshwater Icoachl. I. Minnis tlraineo. G. Barden, D. Rice, L. Willrath, K. Badcrtscher, G. Ropp, C. Eastlnke. G. Rudy, T. Poplstein, W. Horvath, B. Po- lasky, I. Lehr Ccoachl P. Hartman mead coachl Row 3: D. Edwards. D. Ferrce, R. Phelin, B gig? K. Pochank, G. Palcanis, F. Bergman, J. Norris, C. Norris, J. Schewmaker, J. Munson, J. 1 0rd. O on C'. 00 U103 Cit: ... auwummnhmobwo-uoxwmwmmu O m C O 0 w m C! C! .- rowinwci-qox-hoxocaxoo OSU SPORTS SUMMARIES Boseba II Arizona St. College Arizona St. College Grand Canyon Arizona St. Univ. Grand Canyon Arizona St. Univ. Arizona St. Univ. Universiiy of Arizona University of Arizona University of Arizona University of Arizona Missouri Cincinnati Cincinnati Cincinnati Southern Illinois Ball State Ball State Ball State Western Michigan Western Michigan Indiana Indiana Indiana Northwestern Wisconsin Wisconsin Purdue Illinois Illinois Iowa Michigan Michigan St. Michigan St. NCAA DISTRICT 4 FLA YOFFS IA :hens, Ohioj OSU 4 Ball State OSU 4 Ohio U. OSU 10 Detroit fOS U-Dr'sm'cl 4 Champs1 NCAA F INALS 101mm, Nebraskaj OSU 2 Florida State OSU 14 Washington State OSU 4 Arizona St. Univ. OSU 1 Washington State OSU 7 Arizona St. Univ. OSU 1 Arizona Suite fOSU-Secoud m NCAAJ Boskefba II OSU 86 South Dakota OSU 70 St. Louis OSU 84 Texas Christian OSU '1'? Houston OSU 67 Butler OSU 64 Davidson OSU 71 Brigham Young OSU 90 Dartmouth OSU 89 Duke 6 0T1sl OSU 13 Georgia Tech. OSU 64 Purdue OSU 72 Indiana OSU 77 Minnesota OSU 98 Wisconsin OSU 73 Wisconsin OSU '11 Illinois OSU 81 Iowa OSU 72 Illinois OSU 61 Michigan OSU 101 Michigan St. OSU 100 Northwestern OSU 90 Indiana OSU 97 Michigan St. OSU 93 Michigan .... axoownmanmw-qsumNn-JH oawoteuuwhnigupuq... 4N0 chwnw 296 Gymnastics OSU 50 Indiana OSU 25 Iowa OSU 43 Michigan OSU 37 Michigan St. OSU 39 Wisconsin OSU 3316 Southern Illinois OSU 51V: Minnesota OSU 49 Illinois Footba II OSU 27 Southern Methodist OSU 1'? Indiana OSU 26 Illinois OSU 17 Southern California OSU 28 Wisconsin OSU 21 Iowa OSU 0 Penn State OSU 10 Northwestern OSU 0 Michigan Swummlng OSU 63 Illinois OSU 60 Minnesota OSU 60 Wisconsin OSU 58 Cincinnati OSU I53 Purdue OSU 45 Michigan St. OSU 21 Michigan Big Ten S u'immiug Meet OSU?4th. 236 pts. Indiana1lst, 447 pts. Tenn IS OSU 5 Purdue OSU 0 Michigan St. OSU 3 Cincinnati OSU 0 Notre Dame OSU 2 Wisconsin OSU '1' Ohio Univ. OSU 5 Minnesota OSU 1 Northwestern OSU 4 Toledo Univ. OSU 2 Illinois OSU 0 Michigan Big Ten Meet OSU79Lh place, 30 pts. Michigan; 131 place. 142 pts. Ice Hockey OSU 11 Oberlin OSU 0 Ohio Univ. OSU 3 Lake Forest OSU 8 Univ. of Dayton OSU 4 Wisconsin OSU 2 Western Michigan OSU 12 Notre Dame OSU 0 Pennsylvania OSU 3 Ohio Univ. OSU 6 Denison Rifle OSU 2823 Michigan St. OSU 1250 Akron Univ. M00106: 19 23 10 wuumhmqwmw-h ... ... Ln-qmu-hr-tm-dm-t 2779 1256 05 U scored 1273 out of possible 1500 lo wfn Ohio Riffs League. Golf OSU 9 Miami 1F1aJ 9 OSU 12 Amherst 6 OSU 2 Miami tFlaJ 16 OSU 596 Michigan 12116 OSU 22V: Bowling Green 896 OSU 25 Marshall 8 Fom-Team Event OSU 73? 12mm, Indiana 747 Western Illinois 813. Louisville 820 F our- Team E van! OSU 94D 12mm. Purdue 936 Indiana 950. Micmgan St. 979 Ohio Intercoffegiate C humpionship OSU won the meet in a field of 39 teams. SIx-Team Even! OSU 7561150, Indiana 762, Notre Dame T62, Purdue 763, Michigan 772. Michigan St. 775 Five-Team Event OSU 788 Owl Purdue 766, Notre Dame 780. Illinois 819, Northwestern 822 Two-Tmm Event OSU 741A Alumni 431;; Big Tom Meet OSU 1521 15110: Minnesota 15232 Purdue 14721150, Michigan 1486, Michigan St. 1540.10wa 1543. Indiana 1492, Wisconsin 1504. Northwestern 1545, Illinois 15110 Fen c I n g OSU 18 Penn 9 OSU 21 Case 6 OSU 6 Air Force Ac ademy 21 OSU 17 Wayne State 10 OSU I4 Oberlin 13 OSU 15 Wisconsin 12 OSU 18 Detroit 9 OSU 20 India na 1'? OSU 11 Illinois 16 OSU 13 Michigan St. 14 OSU 11 Notre Dame 16 OSU 17 Iowa 1 0 OSU 23 Chicago 4 Big Ten Mac! OSU 28 12nd place tie with Wisconsim, Illinois 36 Ust plach Oufdoor Track 01:10 Relays OSU 4111 in lOO-yd. dash 1Palmcrl OSU 2nd in 2-mi1e relay OSU 4th in pole vault 1Hord1 Kentucky Rehrys OSU 4th in shot put 1Cavolta3 OSU 51b in discus 1CavottaJ Ohio Univ. Relays OSU won pole vault at 14 feet 1Kaylor1 OSU 2nd in 2-mile relay OSU Sth in mile relay Dnai Meet OSU 4356 Michigan St. 9716 Quadrangufar M set OSU 24 Htm, Iowa 71. Illinois 40. Northwestern 37 Big Ten Meet OSU 6 13:11 placeL Michigan St. 56 Ust placcl Soccer OSU 1 Indiana 2 OSU 1 Akron 5 OSU 3 Dayton 0 OSU 2 Kenyon 0 OSU 1 Denison 3 OSU 0 Oberlin 2 OSU 3 Ohio Univ. 9 OSU 2 West Virginia 7 OSU 1 Ohio Wesleyan 5 297 Cross Country Dim! Events OSU 26 Ollcrbcin OSU 43 Pittsburgh Triangular Event OSU 70. Indiana 50, Miami I9 Dmn' Event OSU 35 Central State Wrestling OSU 53, Waynesburg 51. Mankato State 45, Hiram 33 Dim! Meets OSU 24 II I inois OSU 3 Indiana OSU 12 Iowa OSU 1 1 Minnesota OSU 6 Indiana OSU 2 Michigan Quadraugul'ar Mae! OSU 19 Virginia Tech. OSU 16 Purdue OSU l 1 Pittsburgh Dun! Mews OSU 3 Michigan St. OSU 26 Wisconsin 6M11waukee1 OSU 8 Wisconsin tMadisom OSU 13 Indiana OSU 6 Indiana Big Ten Meet 0$U 15 18111 placcl Michigan 88 Us: placw Indoor Track OSU 54 Michigan St. Qrmdrmrgufar Meet OSU 73, Kent State 48, West Virginia 32. Kentucky 21 Dum' Meen- OSU 62 OSU 73 V2 Ohio Federation M ea: OSU 2nd in 440-yd. run tBaldwinJ OSU 3rd in shot put tCavottaJ OSU 151 in SUO-yd. run ISellersl OSU 3rd in 880-yd. run 1Alcxandcr1 OSU 151 in 2-mile run1SmilM OSU 3rd in pole vault 1Horc0 OSU 131 in mill: relayr Illinois Indiana Big Ten Meet OSU 5 610th 3:111:61 Wisconsin 46 05! place1 Lacrosse OSU 13 Towson OSU T Washington :3: Lee OSU 5 North Carolina OSU 8 Baltimore L. C. OSU 13 Michigan St. OSU 10 Notre Dame OSU 10 Kenyon OSU 8 Oberlin OSU 28 Bowiing Green OSU 3 Ohio Wesleyan OSU 10 Kenyon OSU 21 Cleveland L. C. OSU 6 Ohio Wesleyan OSU 11 Notre Dame OSU 13 Denison OSU 8 Oberlin 29 20 21 l? 15 2O 25 10 15 23 l 2 20 8? 78 6696 L$uuwwquoumhmam 29B INTRAMURALS Participation in sports is not confined to the varsity level at OSU. Ohio State has a large and well-organizcd intramural program which en- compasses competition in a variety of team and individual sports including swimming, fencing, badminton, archery, baseball, football, golf and basketball. The intramural program also spon- sored mixed swims every Wednesday evening in the Ohio State Natatorium. The Womcnk Recrea- tion Association sponsored a full slate of recrea- tional activities for Ohio State women including the popular Gym Jams at Pomcrcne Hall. E? ' .. 1:113: --... -..-...-.. . ..r.,...: . ?t'mi-mn-u... . -mggrs.t...:;;w . -. . . 1 LIVING UNITS A place 10 call home, or perhaps it really is your 1': home. But be It 24-sfory, split-level, or a columned - 5 fraiernify house, i1 is a place 10 be yourselF-ot an IT all nighi bull session with the guys or cuddled in a n corner alone with your thoughts. I1 is a place 10 re- lax. ITS A GREEK, GREEK, GREEK, GREEK WORLD .........W. ... PRELUDE TO PLEDGESHIP 307 .+ $- ..1-.3. .5-....r.u. - w .l'. ....l.h COUNCIL OF FRATERNITY PRESIDENTsiRow 1': Chester Burns. 5. Wittenberg. S. Ken- ney, 0. Blank. W. Leahy, R. Miller. L. Ritter, W. Brandt, D. Ruckmane R. Borei, Raw 2,- C. Kahn, D. Levine, R. Markowitz, B. Larrimer. J. Kuhlman. B. Cash, D. Perry, 1. Foster. H. Heikel. J. Desilvey, J. Nyland. Row 3: 1.. Honnert. M. Bullock. W. Smith. F. Shea, RA Waugh, W. Hale. G. Shanower. D. Callot. H. Joseph, S. Crognale. Row 4: R. Miller. R. Stall. N. 8105- berg. M. Perring. D. Hanley. D. Grimm, J. Lee. C. Miller. B. Nelson, 6. Geycr, N. Berg. G. Myers. Row 5: K. Spicer, T. Milligan, T. Roemer, P. Coleman. COUNCIL OF FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS The Council of Fraternity Presidents consists of the presidents of the 43 social fraternities on campus. The Council acts as the legislative body of the Inter- fraternity System. It sponsored ttHelp Night? dur- ing Autumn and Winter Quarters to aid civic and charitable groups off campus and a ttHelp Day dur- ing Spring Quarter to beautify the campus and its surroundings. The CounciI serves as co-sponsor of the Student Leadership Banquet and International Week- end. It arranges Greek Forum. Pledge Convocations and scholastic and athletic competition among the various fraternities. COUNCIL OF FRATERNITY PRESIDENTS EXECUTIVE COUNCILeRmv I: G. Blank, S. Wittenberg. R. Miller. W. Leahy, S. Kenney. Row 2:1. Plummer, N. Stasberg, Ct Burns, L. Ritter, R. Borel. m--aq.uvn-u-u u... FRATERNTTY AFFAIRS The Fraternity Affairs Office is the administrative body of the Ohio State Interfraternity System and con- tains the executive oHices of the Council of Fraternity Presidents. The hve executive officers are president, vice-president, corresponding secretary, recording sec retary and treasurer. Five sophomore secretaries and fifty freshman secretaries assist the fwe executive of- hcers in coordinating such activities as Greek Week, Hell Week and Fraternity Pledge Convocation. The Fraternity Affairs Office sends out the Fraternity Life Booklet to acquaint new freshmen with fraternity ac- tivities. PANHELLENIC EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-Row I: L. Scantlandt A. Telfair tpresJ. L. Katz tv. presJ. Row 2: M. Petritis. C. Culp, K. Rounds, K. Felty, B. Michel, P. Bazler. WOMEN'S PANHELLENIC All members and pledges of active social sororities on campus belong to the Women's Panhellenic Asso- ciation. It formulates procedures for formal rush enroll- ment and regulates rules for rushing, pledging and in- itiation. At the annual Leadership Banquet during May Week, Panhellenic presented the Outstanding Senior Woman Award for the first time. The organiza- tion sponsored Brigitte Buschee, a student from Bonn, Germany, who lived at the Phi Mu house. Panhellenic also Sponsored a foster child, posted Hyers on absentee voting, co-sponsored the Atheneum, and awarded a scholarship to a sorority woman to attend the Univer- sity of Bonn. JUNIOR PANHELLENICeRow I: N Simmonds tava H. Kleinfeld. F. Limbert tsec.-trens.l R. Thomas tpresJ, L. Koons tvice presJ. I. Warenoff. L. Comet. J. Penzone. Row 2: S. Clark. K. Schultz. M. Linardt S. Bocs. D. Martindale, S. Price, T. Roberts. D. Tyree, B. Thorson. RA Lombard, S. Knapp, S. Bonncll. S. Helsinger. D. Wright, J. Fenton. JUNIOR PANHELLENIC Junior Panhellenic unites the pledge classes of all the sororities into an all-Greek system and organizes projects to affirm this unity. This was the last year for the Pledge Princess Prom, co-sponsored annually by Junior Panhellenic and Fraternity Pledge Council. Each sorority gave a skit and then the fraternity pledges voted the night of the Prom. Also this spring, each pledge class nominated an Outstanding Pledge candidate. The top five ptedges were announced at the Outstanding Pledge Tea. These five pledges attended the Student Leadership Banquet where the Outstanding Pledge Ru Ann Ernst, was an- nounced. .umm 1 - X I X ! SORORITIES STRONG FRIENDSHIPS AND COMMON INTERESTS WEAVE BONDS THAT TIME CANNOT DESTROY. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA sorority women tutored at the First English Lutheran Church as their phil- anthropic and service project this year. They also participated in The Heart Fund Drive and collected ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA Rmt- I: B. Vling. R. Stewart. C. Grif- fin. V. Jenkins, D. Lewis, 1.. Bland, P. Willis, K. Davenport. E. Garner, B. Hyson, V. Stevens. Y. Method. Row 2: R. Page, L Boykin, K. Brown, S. Parks. E. McDonald, C. Handon. T. Garl- l ' . ' - I + . I . . ' ' III t- tag 91!? l 529' Mari N MM! r books to be sent to Lousiana for the YM-YWCA Book Drive. Their social activities ranged from a Hobo Hep in October to a Bachelor of the Year Formal in May. ington, C. Wood, Y. Simpson, F. Cranon. S. Shcffcy, J. Harris, 5. Coston, J. Lee. Row 3: J. Porter. N. Doneghy. J4 Simpson, B. Starks. C. Landers, D. Tyree. J. Conley. L. Harrison, B. Rouse, C. Anderson, J. Callahan. J. Owens, W. Miller, U. Teasley, G Allen. ALPHA CHI OMEGAWRDH' I: I. Garrett. C. Irwin, I. Irwin. C. Warnc. C. McCarthy. A. McDonald. Elizabeth Elbert. J. Wick- Iund. J. Messetl. J. Shridcr. C. Pfirrmanrl. S. WeIty. S. Romshe, J. Shomdel. Row 2: P. Bailey, 5. Obrccht. J. Knoll. J. Weber, N. Moore. P. Batdorf. S. Schultz. R. Robbins. G. Gerard. J. wince. D. Shaw, P. Caniy, S. Shiland. J. Shepherd, C. Bcckwith, 5. Stone, M. i: I ; it i 1. h I l 5 . ALPHA CHI OMEGA sorority women had several activities this year. They held a Winter Formal in Feb- ruary, won a bowling trophy for imramurals, and had a scholarship banquet at the beginning of each quarter. They also participated in the Cerebral Palsy Variety Show. In May they honored their mothers at a Mothv erhs Day Tea. Soinski. M. Veln'le. Row 3: G. Fredericks. T. Cermak. B. Cook. K. Hogan. 0. Bundy. A. Wood. N. Brown. S. Turner. L. Trego. W. Warner. I. Adkins. L. Rngan. S. Van Oosten. C. Farrell. J. McCul- lough. S. Knapp. 8. Carter. H. Butler, S. Shepard. B. Kolar, E. April, B. Suder. A Schmidt, B. Samuel. ALPHA DELTA PI--Row I: D. SiIa, E. Uncapher. R. Rausch. P. Grady. A. Schick, I. Mortone L. Smith, R. Welty, M. Borel. Raw 2: B. Staley. M. Wiseman, D. Maria. D. Blake, C. Beucler, C. Mon- aco, M. Zunis. Mrs. Helen Bicrly, N. Mravcc, M. Murray, K. Ben- der, 5. Wagner, P. Van Nostran, B. Burgess. Row 3: P. Ury, M. Besgrove. J. Drake. C. McComb, L. F0016, D. Dahlberg. H. Koch- ler, P, Scheider. S. McKinley, I. Latham. D. Bitzer, S. Shephard. S. Kneale, K. Woodlen, C. Joseph, J. Woodward, J. Overmyer. ALPHA DELTA PI women were pleased to have the largest pledge class on campus during formal rush this year. They also had many social functions which included a Halloween Masquerade Party and Winter and Spring Formals. In November they had a party for the children at the Methodist Children's Home in Worthington and a Thanksgiving Dinner for International House Students. Raw 4: S. Paulus. C. Schlueter, P. Schnitzer, L. Reicheldorfer. C. HOSmer. M. Jones, D. Goodman, L. Work, J. wince, P. Talbert, P. Darling. L. Grafmiller. S. Conway, C. McCormack, K. Tapocsi. J. Spoonhour, N. Davis. N. Rogers. Lh Romans. L. Evans, M. Slrohl, Rmv 5: B. Waters. B. Braekney, M. Painter. C. Andre. K. Nirady, N. Fargo. J. Busch. J. VanKirk, R. Franck. I. Sense- nmn. B. Totin, S. Price, G. Gcer, S Smith, M. Wilson, A Eope. L. Downey, G. Tyier. C. Kent, B. Sugaski. ALPHA EPSILON PHIeRow I: M. Kapel, R. Lichlman, E. Sig- mund, J. Marcuson. J. Spiegei. H. Pollack, Frances Gordon. S. Schwartz, S. Wise, L. Shanbrun, J. Silverman, K. Kaplon, F. Wein- berg. Row 2: S. Berger, B. Demming. B? Solove. G. Fine, C. Zacks, L. Knoff, D. Finkel, L. Comet, A. Pollak, J. Liff, L. Karol. D. Schwartz, D. Goodman, L. Reisman, R. Lurie, .l. Adler. W. Lie- Ij I I p r l 1 1 ALPHA EPSILON PHI sorority women were ac- tive in several campus functions this year, including Greek Week, Panhellenic, Golddiggers, and Arts College Council. In the autumn they sponsored a street dance and held their annual Founders? Day, and took top honors scholastically. Winter Quarter was a busy one as both rushing and a Winter Formal at the Kahiki occupied their time. barman, E. Glick, K. Feigenbaum, M. Rosen, S. Smith, N. Spear. Row 3: E. Myers, N? Sicgelman. S. Plotkins. J. Survis. S. Eilenbcrg. C. Rayvis, E. Schwartz. S. Goldstein. K. Tcitcl. M. Marein? A. Holden, P. Cohan. L. Feigenbaum, I. Citron, T. Yoffm K. Deutsch. C. Waldman, S. Schreter, S. Rubin. e7: o l ALPHA GAMMA DELTA-nRow I: P. Clarke 5. Palmer. S. Woodward. B. Ranch. S. Gross. K. Kildow. Mrsi Loar. J, King, K. Gulietl. J. HaWks. 5. Nelson. R. Broglio. J. Martens. Ron: 2: R. Abraham. D. O'FaIlon, P. Bathory. S. Hesse Si Huff. M. Clapp. M. Rigolo. J. Snyder L. Krismeyenl. Hile C. Dwyer, J. Hender- 5011.13. Bauer B. Heller. 3. Short. B Boeucher J Phillips. P. Fawver, J. House, L Crowley. Row 3: V. Stefan R Wrobel, N. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA sorority had eighty members who were active in many campus organiza- tions. Karen Gullet was AGR sweetheart, Linda Scantland was second vice-president of Panhellenic, and Sally Paimer was secretary-treasurer of Junior Panhellenic. In November they had a Little Red Schoolhouse Party, and they also sponsored a party for orphans. W 653:; if. I 320 Middleton. L. Ranft. M. Miller. M. Laeber. P. Holliday. R. Grady, J Barnard. S. Johnson, L. Scantland. K. Comiskey. M. Kenncy G. McPeek. B. Miller M. Callahan, K. Derickson M. Marguardt L. Jenkins.Row4.N.Holderman,1.Cheessman.K.Anderson D. Spinil'er C. Hajek P Schantz C Wharton C Erfurt P. Voldcn. N. Kuhn. S. Depner, S. C00per, Kroil, H. Walsh, L. NeWman. S. Seiter, N. Marbaugh, D. ALPHA PHl Row I: C Smith. M. Dickas. N. Tcnnant, A. Hile- man, .T. Hunter. M. Martin. Mrs. Virginia White, C. Vaughan. 5. Kinsley, J. Richcy, C. Weintz, P. Malley. G. Hartmann. K. Krieg. Row 2: C. Bruuton, R. Van Atta. J . Hargraves, L. Swanson, L. Terrell, D. Fiecoal, J. Creamer, S. Jaeger, J . Drake. B. Parsons, C. Alspach, B. Schneider, M. Schafcr. J. Kihlken, A. Paxton, M. Rimelspach, J. Shuck, B. Blakemora, C Rubins. S. Jenkinson, A. Balyo, D. Kutler, M. Milligan, P. Rickard. Row 3: D. Hal ALPHA PHI sorority tied for lirst place in Greek Week activities this year. The 103 members and 34 pledges sponsored many activities. They had a tradi- tional Mock New Years Eve Party in November and a winter formal in February. They also had a Pledge Parents Banquet in February to greet the parents of their pledges. Their national philanthropic project for the year was cardiac aid. lows, K Hoover. S. Miser, A. Hanson. B. Hacker. S. Smith. K. Etling, L. Burk. G. Seitz, L. Poska. R. Newell. C. Carr, S. Stillinger, S. Cunningham, M. Cox. V. Nutter, J. Perkins, R. Loomis. S. Lamp. M. Dickas, V. Dumford, V. Liber, J. Butler, S. Oliver, V. Crossman, S. Vassar. Row 4: EC Goodman. S. Wilhelm, B. Laubc, S. Carpenter. H. Frey, D. Heinrich, D. Ocschler. J. Winnett, J. Seralini. C. Walden. J. Mchaly. C. Rowles, M. Kahrn. C. Lewis, S. Hamilton, M. Cassidy, S. Smith, B. Wyatt, S. Bernard. ALPHA XI DELTAeRow I: G. Baker, S. Ray. 8. Wiiliams. S. Smith, S. Bergmann. R. Hazard, V. Dinga. D. Borror, B. Frank, V. Kosec, S. Strayer. Row 2: C. Schultz, D. Touchman, C. Giboney, A. Brown. D. Page. T. Olafsdottir, J. Hartsel, B. Rall. J. Battle, son. I. Sulek. R. Latham, S. DeMent, L. Amick. D. Bonn, D. Rook. R. Laundrie. Row 3: S. Miller. J. Hulford. M. George. M. Ukrich. K. Haynes. S. Holsinger, K. Matthews, K. Orders, J. Stueve, J. Doyle, M. Kennedy, C. Conrad, L. Leppert. J. Walter. L Lough, M. Sloan, C. Miller, S. Mackiin, C. Funk, N. Vickers, L. Maxwell, ALPHA XI DELTA women had open houses, ex- change dinners, serenades, a semiformal party, a winter formal and a casual spring party this year. They also sponsored a foster child from Italy. Mary Moody was elected second vice-president of the Wom- en5s Panhellenic, and Roz Latham was named editor of the ABC booklet. Alpha Xies placed second in the Greek Week Sing and third in decorations. D. Castle. Row 4: D. Forakcr, K. Adams C. Baughman, S. Clark. K. Simon, L. Miller, J. Rohloff, C. Zimmerman, A. Telfair, J. Johnson. 5. Spurgeon, M. Fuller. B. Banks. P. Alexander. K. Dun- can, M. McLure, S. Romohr. S. Stanbro, C. McNeal. S. Savage, D. Green. M. Wildemuth. Row 5: C. Coppins. J. BilIett, G. Rebecca. J. Hocwischer, E. Peters, M. Pansing. M. HaITOd. V. Honeyman. K. Roberts, 1, Porter, L. Kenney. N. Allen. L. Weber, K. Robin- son, K. Van Eschen, J. Hammel, G. Smith, B. McCray. CA Berg- mann, 1. Funk. CHI OMEGAFROW 1: Ci Wine, T. Milanick. M. Bosler, M. Rynearson, Ci Strickler, B. Hebert. K. Pumo. Laura Williams, S. Schoenikc, F. Vollmer, S, McLaughlin. N. Hunter. S. Seidier, M. Suttcr. Row 2: C. Nichols, B. Vandemark. C. King. N. Basnik, C. Oakwood. D. Kclsik. I. Wcisheimcr. B. Gumm. J. LaRue, C. Schmidt, B. Hoskett S. Struble. E. Pool, B. Duncan, L. Roman, J. Brunk. E. Sadlcr. B. Martin, M. McClure. B. Shoberg, N. Miller, L. Pashuck, L. Langei Row 3: I. Humbert. A. Llewellyn, B. Mosul , CHI OMEGA women won hrst place for Greek Week party decorations this year with a Tahitian theme. A successful Chiamonga Party was held Au- tumn Quarter, and Chi 0 sponsored a Doodie Party Winter Quartet. The president, Carol Husum, Iiew with the basketball team to their games as a member of Angel Flight. Spring Quarter was highlighted by May Week activities and the annual Chi Omega Spring Formal. K. Beasley. M. Waymire. K. Hunt. G. Ezis, Ct Guerin, E. Parks. C. Lynch. J. Justin. J. Dillion, F. Dorris, K. Batterson. V. Grei- mannt S. Wagner. I. Luebering. S. Frankfortheck. C. Let, L. Stuc- key, K. Mitchell. Row 4: M. Garvin, N. Boehm. D. Wright. K. Shultz, M. Ems. L. Hart. J. Hufnagle. J. Dyer. B. Laue, C. Singer D. McKee, D. Santo. M. Sneeringer. J. Millions, B. Dunn, F. El- wonger, L. Worth, 1. Homing, S. Elson. MW 1! H tii Wit g Q? j f v t'l -. .u DELTA DELTA DELTA-Rmv I: L. Moreheadt D. Rouse. A. Call, B. Varga, R. Porthouse, A. Turner. Mrs. Alberta Buerkle. C. Frank. J. Hennessey. D. Carlisle. G. Tobey. J. Browning. P-. Fili- pek. Row 2: L. Shreiner, N. Thoman. J. Metealf. G. Laughlin. K. Wollam. L. Cochran. K. Klosst D. Stafford. P. Whetsel. K. Bost- dorf, Mt Goudy. D. Hendricks, M. Papier. K. Parsons. J. Pan- DELTA DELTA DELTA sorority women were active in sponsoring several parties and formals throughout the year. They had an open house after every football game, a Winter Formal at the Worth- ington Inn, and a Spring Format. At the annual scholarship banquet they received the Dice award for scholastic improvement. Their main service project was the adoption of a Chinese boy. IL zone, 8. Gruber. C. Sell, J. Chilcote, B. Parr, E. Wallace, J. Agee. Row 3: P. Rose. S. K011. D. Smith D. Dickerson, L. Cellio. B. Kate, N. Roth. J. Worley, K. Manfrass. S. Hutchinson. D. Evans, L. Wade, N. Clark, J. Rover, N. Hilbert. P. Dempsey, J. EIWin. B. Williams, J. Earl. DELTA GAMMAe-Ron- J: K. Kaufman. D. Buys, J. Kaeppner. M. Realty. H. Miller. D. Clarkson. Mrs. George Siebert. K. Brown. B. Richards. J. McGrcevey. J. Crist. A. Scheuncman. M. Dillen- court. Row 2: K. Auten, S. Simmonds, C. Washburn, J. Spring. B. Jacobs. K. Bonar. D. Fosnaught. J. Anderson. K. Homer. E. Hutzelmane S. Yarrington. S. Smith, D. McLain. K. Bernt. L. Sel- by, L. Koons, P. Barrett. L. Haring. S. Weinland. L. Howe, K. Tsi- tousis. Row 3: G. McInlire, C. Boyd, 8. Schulle, K. McCarthy, DELTA GAMMA began the year by placing first in the Homecoming decorations competition and having one of its members, Mary Jane Henderson, on the Homecoming Court. To add to a good year, Mortar Board tapped three D.GIS. Their main project was reading to a blind student, Jim Tobin, several hours each week. They had a Winter Formal in February and a party with the Phi Delts in the spring. D. Casmar. K. Evans. 5. Alkire, L. Courtright. K. Rounds. E. Ex- line, S. Taylor. J. Curran, J. Burr. M. Lconi. S. Levert. A. Acker- man. M. Humpert. T. Palm. 3. Radar. Me Henderson. L. Taylor. S. Amspokcr. D. Cernus. Row 4: C. Melee B. Gurcsik. B. Thor- son. M. Exline. 'P. Statzcr. B. Shanholtz. J. Gray. J. Kilgore. C. lrludwick, G. Reed. C. Rau. C. Gcesey. C. Myers. L. Erwine. J. LeValley. B. Fisher, G. Ress. DELTA PHI EPSILONrRow T: P. Karol. L Wiedcr. B. Hor- Cohen. J. Levinson, N. Rosenblum. S. Silverman. A. Fidlcr. B. witz. H. Chemin. N. Royal. S. Bookatz, J. Rabinowitz. C. Coilis. Krasnow. H. Gould. D. Hanclis. B. Adelman, J. Spika, S. Salomen. K. Hodor. Sv Ritmnn. M. Markell. Bk Krcnitz, R. Siegel. Row 2: H. Kraut. A. Goldsmith. Row 4: J. Cohen. D. Dorfman. G. B. Abel. J. Ezersky. T. Gelb. C. Hirsch. B. Seidman, B. Strutin. Stif'fel, J. Fink. N IIWin. M. Katz. R. Hockmam K. Mester, E: L. Scld, L. Friedman. D. Marks. J. Glicksbcrg. B. Gross N. Kleinman, H. Kleinfeld. F. Limbert. B. Dworkin. D. Perlchcck, B. Wcrtheimer, Ex Molina, M. Gersman. D. Kaminsky. B. Herman. Heyman, N. Marks. J. Kessler, 5. Brady. S. Perelman. Row 3: R. Waldman, T. Rose. J. Nalhanson, D. Dworkin. L. DELTA PHI EPSILON sorority began its social year by sponsoring a casual party in the fall, a Pledges on Parade Winter Quarter. and a formal in the spring. Members were active in several phases of campus ...,.... life. Jackie Cohen, a member of Angel Flight, was chesen Little ColoneP, by members of Arnold Air Society, and Francine Limbert was secretary of Junior Panhellenic. DELTA SIGMA THETA sorority women have achieved their purPOSe, which is to promote scholar- ship and to be of service to the community by tutoring students at the Milo Elementary School. Several of the sorority women were active in campus organiza- tions such as Mademoiselle College Board and Scarlet tn Gray as well as in their own sorority. DELTA SIGMA THETAeRow 1: L. Scott, M. Scott. J . Prender- son. B. Reynolds. Row 3: S. Meeks, L. Lynch, Et Noel, D. Jones, gast, A. Edwards. P. Duren, J. Hawkins, S. Caster, E. Estorge, D. B. Bumcy. R. Tayior, G. Jones. G. Menefee. 5. Henderson, R. Brown. Row 2: M. Wilkins. J. Bell. J. Alexander. R. Evans. M. Nucklos. B. Robinson. Burden, E. Hawkins, T, Roberts, G. Douglas. G Aaron, B. Wil- $ at- DELTA ZETA-Row I: D. David. J. Montgomery, 1. Smith, B. Hines, K. Walsh, C. Scott, M. Feiek, P. Barnhart, N. Ward. Row 2: B. Gunyou, B. Schwab, P. Smigel, S. Reed, M. Petritis, L. Bind- beutel, Mrs. Geneva Auerbach, D. Grossman, M. Butler. J. Lohse. Be Suttle, S. Ferkins. S. Goodwin. Row 3: G. Glazer. 5. George, C. Rockey, B. Miller. C. Schlegel. P. Maddy, T. Emish, C. Harris, K. Huber, J. Hammond, Li Agler, C. Hinerman, M. McLean, J. Lewis, L. Grossman. J . Cooper, J. Hampton. Row 4: M. McKeever, DELTA ZETA had thirty-four pledges and one- hundred-twelve members this year. The aim of the sorority is social companionship, and the sorority women pursued this aim by sponsoring a Fall Fiesta with music by the Renegades and a Spring Formal at the Columbus Plaza. On Dadis Day the fathers of Delta Zeta women had a luncheon at the house while their mothers dined at the Ohio Stater. 323 1?; 'AL ' H. Barber, K. SkaIski. C. Sowry, J. Trout, K. Butler, E. Hussey, S. Dusthimer, E. Martin, R. Thomas, M. Wolfe, Ni Kovesdy. D. Hie- stand, N. Walter. G. Harrington. M. Lewis, S. Klacr, M. Paulus. C. Barkley. C. Albritton, Ji Richardson. 1.. Wood. Row 5: P. Franks, 8. Ramsey, S. Averill. Bi Merrick. D. Kather, Mt Ghunt L. Murray, P. Moloney, M. Lippert, S. Sharpe, J. Barre. L. Mus- grave, B. Miller, N. Doyle, R. Lombard. J. Henning. P. Wilson, M. Malay. met? 1,... . mil- .2. .w .,. M GAMMA PHI BETAFRow I: D. Burdge, J. Lotz, K. Renker, D. Wogan. N. Hoskinson, Rose Anthony, P. Cadwallader, C. Flint, S. Blatz, M. DeMaggio, J. Mitchell. Row 2: J. Mason, M. Mathews, B. Woodyard, I. Kalnins, N. Preiss, De Hubble, P. Stan- ley. P. Getter, E. Hook, 3. Gallogly, L. Eschliman, J. Sage. L. Pat- terson. Row 3: B. Oslerman, R. Thoroman, S. Jewett. I. Kushner, H- -- -'-d r- r' u. - J'v . , . x. J ;.. 1' r .1 ' Ari, f 1- ' i a . h + . r K j! . : Ed I .kr E '1. 1 GAMMA PHI BETA sorority has been a part of the Ohio State campus since 1951. Its members are temporarily being housed in the Phi Gam House un- til a permanent house is found, but this situation did not hamper their social activities. The Gamma Phi Beta women held a Spring Formal and several quarterly parties. They also had slumber parties and pledge parties to complete the social season. C. Muzilla, C. Mcllwain. D. Whaley, 5. Russ. D. Chapman, L. Lawrence, P. Landrigan, L. Lerner, K. Prouty, J. Bauer. A. Man- gold. Row 4: S. Hoehinger, M. James, S. Bonnell. C. Huitink, R. Perkins, J. Kail, L Cade. A. Venard, J. Nogawick, C. Supp. B. Poulson, K. Bernhard, D. lrelan, D. Cook. 8. Brooks. $5.392: L.T - KAPPA ALPHA THETAFRow I: M. Davis. G. Mossman. P. Mason, L. Mahler, S. Parshall, C. Hoeb, B. Bearss. M. Rourke. S. Haley. G. Morgan. V. Galloway. Row 2: Le Hadiey. N. Miles. S. Mueller, J. Siebenaier. S. Washburn. G. Cunningham. S. Hale P. Pope, M. Mueller. P. Bazler. B. Hcllekson. Se Latshaw. B. Sinkey. Row 3: SA Naif H. Nally, J. Hopkins. Kh Golob. S. Benson, L. Hartlerode. EL Kerr, B. Barnett. S. Insley, S. Tooker, L. Pierce, P. Hauek, P. Long, N. Irwin. P. Van Horn. L. Lemmon, C. Troy, Iv KAPPA ALPHA THETA sorority women enu joyed an active year on campus. During Autumn Quarter they participated in Homecoming and were proud to have one of their sisters among the top ten candidates for Homecoming Queen. In Winter Quar- ter pledges had a Hawaiian Party for actives. In Spring Quarter, Kappa Alpha Thetahs pledge class won the ATO Outstanding Sorority Pledge Class Taft. K. Edmonds. Eh Hofstetter. Row 4': N. Gilbert, M. Martin, D. Courtright. M. House. S. Gugler, K. Emmons. K. Shea. A. Me- dick, D. Smith. K. Ingalls, N. Lusk, S. Larson, L Secrest. L. Ma- son. M. Flanagan, J. Brumbaugh. S. Raley, C. Seheule, M. For- rester. Row 5: N. Epstein, S. Welch. C. Lockwood. C. King. D. Martindale, C. Alberse M. Harman. S. Smith, K. Kelley, B. Wrig- ley, P. Connelly, L. Matthews, D. Fox, 0 Cline, T. Flaeh. C. Ma- son. C. Rienschield. KAPPA DELTAJRmv I: J. Martin. D. Shrum. S. Godfrey. S. Weaver. 5. Hanson. G. Manker. P. Bagby. L. Lytle. A. Smith, P. Magers, N. Kilboum. O. Moseley. Row 2: J. Grolhaus, S. White. J. Pettibone. B. Marlint M. Gordon. N. Thompson. V. Erickson. Helen Jerman, A. Coodley, P. Losehky. J. Scofield. 8. Vincent. D. Lewis. B. Stevenson. Row 3: P. McGee. J. Scofield. K. Schultz. De Haberland. L. Roberts. M. Rauth. S. Robejsek. S. Mandrick. P. Ward, N. Northup, J. Evans. G. Livingston, M. Orr. M. Dix. KAPPA DELTA women began the year with an addition to their housewa new dining room, a chap- ter room, and several bedrooms. The house now ac- eomodates 42 women who were active on campus this year. They had a splash party, a hayride, a winter formal and a spring formal. Among their members were the sweetheart of Theta Chi and the editor of this year's Dates and Data. MA Peters, 3. Ciark. Row 4: P. Miteheli, P. FerIand, J. Beaule, K. Zimmer, AuBruzzesc. J. Wilson. P. Littlcjohn. J. Whitbeek. G. McDonald. J. Long. F. Tuhb. L. Ritter. D. Dienst. J. Theiss. C. Ventresea, K. Kirk, D. Ferguson. 1. Skromme. J. Fox. N. Patch, S. Burr. Raw 5: S. Peter. M. Grove. C. Dunbar. B. Ayers. F. Gil- hlcn. B. Dempster. J. Haupt. P. Clingo. D. Harlan. 5. Lundes. B. Wagamon. C4 Thurman. C. Snyder. D. Myers. J. Morgan. S. Oil- lette. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMAeRow i: J. Wilson, L. Waters. V. Vallery. K. Luke, 8. Winslow, S. Haudenchild, C. wan Haam. A. Smith. C, Gimn, B. Wheeler. S. Lewis, P. Brown. K. Wilson. Row 2: M. Gordon, M. Prendergast, J. Bird. J. Wertz. J. Harl- man, N. Lewis, K. Boles, S. Pettersson, J. Stockurell, K. Felty. C. Jolliffe, A. Counter. P. Anderson, C. Fahrbach, B. Carlisle, K. Petersen, S. Johnson. Row 3: J . Morris, P. Caccamo, M. Wester- KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA women were proud this year to have as one of their members the 1964 Home- coming Queen. Activities for the Kappas began with an annual retreat and included a Pumpkin Serenade, Dadis Day Brunch and an Orphanis Christmas Party. They held a Winter Formal in February and a swim- ming party in the spring to end their social season. man, 5. Brooks. B. Fry. C. McCullough, S. Mohaupt, K. Press, L. Ridenour. L. Lowery, D. Kearns, C2. Kinsey, J. Mackey. C. Hetzler, B. Shiah, L. Ringclspaughe J. Kibele. Row 4: J. Howard, S. Woliam, G. Todd, L. Penrod, CA Blanchard, K. Blomstrand, C. Lewis, S. Bazler, 1. Hart, D. Dye, S. Zelenka, J. Wilson, 3. Ellenwood, L. Law, B. Brown, J. Baker. PHI MUNRow I: G. Barlrum. J. Clemente, D. Bourquin, C. Bait, C. Browning, M. Hughes. Mom Harvey, A. Whtte, F. Lang, J. Simpson, S. Milhuff, B. Laedlein. S. Yeardiey, J. Cochran. Row 2: M. Karrer, R. Decker, S. Wortman. B. Grohoski, J. Becker, K. Ford, K. Mason, P. Jackson. D. Lang, B. Bates, N Manges, L. Schurmann. B. Pawlak, J. Gast. L. Bradley, J. Kltchen, M. Q f5! . PHI MU Sorority took part in several exchange dinners during the year and sponsored a Fall Formal at the Neil House Ballroom in November and a Winter Party Square Dance at Cubbage Corners in February. They were honored to have Brigitte Buschee, the Panhellenic Foreign Exchange Student from Germany, living in their house. The Phi Mu women also had an addition built to their house recently. McGhee, S. Strapp. Row 3: G. Tidd. N. Knox. T. Turner. L. Artress. K. Roberts. M. Annear. M. Pope. B. Woodmansee. M. Dawson, L. Ruck, C. McGregor. C. Allensworth, C. Saurborn, g1. Langham, C. Naif, D. Craft, 5. Rumble, M. Linard, C. Gay, . Bennett. k 77.- f :- I ... .r- n. Ei- U zit: PI BETA PHI:Row I: N. Gibson, 8. Jones, C. Smith. S. Allison. A. Thomas. B. McLandsborough, K. Artopoeus. C. Kemper, J. Schneider. E. Whiteside, C. Wilson. Row 2: S. Schiff, M. Hagler, B. Smith. M. Roush, N: Kuypcr, M. Stewart, B. Oliver. B: Bausch- er, P, James, L. Gerlach. C. Chabck, L. Lindncr. S. Huber. Row 3: M. Rose, 3. Knott, S. Benson: D. Rundc, E. Eisimingcr, '1 . Kessler, B. Griffin, B. Niuman, L. Harder, C. Cameron, M. Wilson, K: Da- vis, A. Taylor, S. Davis, L. Brown, M. Holzhauscr, B. Geib, J. PI BETA PHI sorority women were leaders in campus activities this year. They tied for fun place in Greek Week activities and took third place for Homecoming decorations. Their Christmas formal was held at the Grandview Inn. Pi Beta Phi had women in Chimes, Mirrors, Alpha Lambda Delta, Mortar Board, Coed Cadets, and Angel Flight. Five mem- bers of the sorority were also cheerleaders. McConnell. Row 4: L: Howland, M. Marti, S. Zimmerman, S. Pierce, M. McCalla, P. Lane. B. Covert. S. Yates, B. Michael, D. Radabaugh. S. Myers, J. Ellison. C. Englc. 5. Love. S. Stokes. V. Howe, S. Kirkbridgc, P. Brennan, T. Long. Row 5: K. Davis. P. Taylor, B. Morrison. P. Grolean. K. Paltison. E. Masters. M. Donahue, C. Sain, S. Wyatt, B. Wbiuemore, M, Maidlow, C. Bas- ford. M. Tharp, N. Kackley. J. Lorenz, S. Pond. unmrm'TLH - . SIGMA DELTA TAUeRow I: B. Blinkoff, M. Leeds, H. llowit. B. Reitman, C. Wyner, B. Hacker. J. Garson, P. Benkel, I-I. Pozner, J . Warenoff, M. Shower. Row 2: S. Pels. S. Bookatz, P. Bercutt, K. Krugman. M. Miller. M. Levin. S. Lefkowitz. M. Rubin, K. Adler, S. Weisberg, J . Zindell, R. Cohn, L. Alexander. Row 3: SIGMA DELTA TAU women enjoyed a full year of activity. In February they held both their Winter Dance and their Senior Banquet to honor all women who graduated during the year. They also participated in several serenades with fraternities and held open houses. In May, Sigma Delta Tau held their Spring Formal, and they worked on their philanthropic proj- ects throughout the year. J. Sandier, A. Wasserman, J. LeVine, L. Bennett. P. Kreinberg, C. Hammerman. K. Salzman, D. Berger, J. Sable, W. Herman. B. Pol- okoff, J. Channing, A. Coleman, E. Rapoport, C. Burgheim, R. Carson, L. Simmons, J. Coopersmith. y nah I ff ZETA TAU ALPHAeRow I: P. Robinson, P. Dyer, M. Squier, B. Doty, Mrs. Ruth Meek. N. Isner. D. Turpin. B. Rengstorff. Row 2: N. Guzzeua, N. Obornt L. Fisher. C. Suttkus, R. Mc- ZETA TAU ALPHA sorority had an exciting year of activity which began with Homecoming and Dads Day. They had a Christmas party and a party for the houseboys during Autumn Quarter. During Winter Quarter they had their White Violet Pledge Formal, a Little Sis Luncheon, and a Pledge Brunch. The year ended with a Pledge Spaghetti Dinner, 21 clam bake, and a Can You Imagine Party. Michael. P. McMullen, K. Forsythe. Row 3: S. Bees, B. Mallett, L. Merrick. S. Mallett, S. Schmidt. S. Fedcr, J. Allen, L. Rina. FRATERNITIES THE BROTHERHOOD . . . QUICK, EAGER FRIENDSHIPS AND UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES OF FELLOWSHIP. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA men entertained their alumni for Homecoming at the Granville Inn this year during Autumn Quarter, and they raised $110 for the Heart Fund by kidnapping various housemothers. Win- LAMBDA CHI ALPHAhRow J': R. Lewis, E. Blinn, J. Druyor. R. Sparks. M. Hopkins. F. Partner. Grace Conger. D. Fisher, D. Callot. D. McPartlin. M. Hross. R. Mitchell. A. Crowell. Row 2: R. Luber. D. Armek. M. Brickcy. J. Dombroski. J. Pavlik. J. Luthcn J. Williams, J. Young. L. Harman. D. Jameson. R. Cole, J. Williams. J. Young, L. Harman. D. Jameson, R. Cole. E. Rowe, ter Quarter brought a swimming party at Stouffefs, and Spring Quarter brought a sports car rally and the Lambda C hi Alpha Crescent Weekend at Cedar Point. 8. Bowe. J. Miller. K. Davis. Row 3: N. Shape, T. Trcneff. N. Pierce, R. Stewart, D. Ripp. D. Frobese, J . Pockmire, R. Lucker- man, R. Ohnsmanh D. Fence, W. Curtis, L. Ward. D. Crall. D. Durance. Row 4: M. Tylka, J. Spencer, L. Snodgrass. J. Marlee. J. Hammond. J. Paulk. F. Schwab, D. Miller. D. Boring. D. Kalal, I. Arnold, M. Veloltn, .L Dunham. J :16 i: ACACIAiRow I: J. Thacher. M. Stanley, R. Burke. J. Swank, D. Ctark, Mom Hays, D. Faulk. S. Smith, B. Phillips, W. Venable, J. DeSilvey. Row 2: E. Kirzer. T. Yodcr. D. Sage. D. Glolzbeckcr. D. Leaks. R. Morley. F. Perry. R. Pcltcmtti. K. Schmidt, W. Karr. ACACIA fraternity was founded at the University of Michigan in 1904, and its Ohio State chapter had its beginning on campus in 1906. This year the men of Acacia sponsored a Sweetheart Formal and 3 Ski Party in February, and a Founders, Day Alumni Ban- quet in May. April was highlighted by their Nitc 0n the Nile Party. S. Troccoli. Row 3: D. Haglund. E. Sarr. R. Klostcrmnn, S. Flare, E. Marshall, W. Brown. S. Wanner, L. Lewis, J. Wagner, L. Lane, T. Soptelean, J. Bender, D. Tidrick. ALPHA EPSIIDN PltRmv I: I. Josephson. J. Reitman. R. Ja- cobs. L Weiss. M. Applcmnn. L. Cohen, G. Podlish. G. Blank, H. Buchbinder. B. Weinbergcr. R. Goldberg. Jt Silvermnn. L. Nathans. B. Zancr. Row 2: R. Simon. W. Weintraub, T. Ozan. G. Myers, J. Kurtz, H. Pasckoff, F. Hirsh. P. Wasserman. D. Weinberger. A. Winner. B. Bcgelman. M. RosenthaL B. Friedman. G. Shuman. M. Feinstein. M. Klein. H. Polstcr. S. Pinsky. M. Kapson. R. Faber. Row 3: J. Herman, J. Albert. 1 Tobin. S. Charyn. M. Weinberger, IE ALPHA EPSILON PI fraternity stressed social and campus activities along with at well-developed scholarship program this year. Autumn Quarter be- gan with the largest pledge class on campus and ended with AEPi placing high in football and vol- leyball intramurals. During Winter Quarter the frat- ternity crowned its. second annual Sno Bull Queen. Two members were also elected senators. B. Vogclt R. annhurst. S. l,ipson. B. Lambert, T. Iscnlzm. A. Chazin. M. Weinstein. R. Baker. L. Baskin. A. Schwartz. M. Cross- bcrg. J. Bobicr. 0. Half. R. Mancst Mt Greenberg. R. Bostcr. Row 4: I. Selman. M. Abraham. R. Mcsscrman. J. Specter. D. Levilin, R. Rothschald. M. Goluh. G. Russel. M. Bncr. L. Sol- omon, S. Goodman. E. Gross, P. Goldner. R. Stein, R. Gianlz. K. Bachmann, C. Lobcl, C. Winsotrt, A. Nusbnum. ALPHA GAMMA RHO-Row I: J. Wildermuth. R White. 0. Linn. E. Smith, J. Berg. W. Brandt. Etta Beall, A. Duvall. D. Slrunk. G. Fairchild. G. Distclhorst, D. Manbeckt Row 2: D. Mur- phy. Cr. Stillbergcr, A. Wicklinc. C. Beal. C. Huntington. S. Hughes. M. Terrell, B. EhIers, T. Vanderhorst, P. Boreman. B. Beddow, M. Grapevine. S. Lowe. J. Thorntont J, Hirzcl. D. Murphy, J. Gil- more, D. Hahn. Row 3: R. Brown, P. Bowen, J. McCoy, R. ALPHA GAMMA RHO men were well-reprcsent- ed in baseball. basketball, and football intramurals. This year they placed second in the Homecoming ral- lies and sccoud in Greek Week exchange parties. Their Pink Champagne Winter Formal was held in February, and they had a Pink Rose Formal in the spring. In AIpha Gamma Rho were the vice-presi- dent of Student Senate and the president of Ohio Union activities. 1 q. - .- g.. was : .Ing-f... Buchholz. S. Pidgeon. D. Ames. J. Fisher. T. Lehman. E. Perry. T. Ulrich. D. Gritzmaker. B. Keller, M. Somervilie. J. Netcher, L, Al- len, G. Cutler. J. Mills. I. Long, J. Kocz. P. Turkenburg. Raw 4.- P. DeWitt, E. Kenngoy. I. Fcldhouss. T. Reichert, W. Simpson, D. Strohm, Q. Smith. T. Hagelbergcr. G. Henschen. D. Swartz, R. Brandcs.R. Fairchiid. R. Flock. R. Docsburg. J. Grenert. M. Haim- lich, At Henderlong, G. Bardcn. G. Bougher, 11 Jordan. I xxxxxi $.th .4. unuiwnlmn .mnnl'W'A' ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA demonstrated versatil- ity this year by placing high in the football and volley- ball tournaments, and taking third pEace 0n campus scholastically for Autumn Quarter. They sponsored a Sweetheart Formal, a Winter Formal, and an Alumni and Parcntsf Day. Their most important function was the Spring Formal and dinner dance. Alpha Gamma Sigma is also planning a new house. ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA-R0w I: R, Armour. L. Jones, K. I. Raiiz, A. Turnbull. Row 3: R. King, W. Swartzel, D, Hutchins. Bccry. J. Sheep. 1. Haughn. Margaret Eckhardt. L. Honnert, B. F. Durant. J. Livingston, P. Fryman. R. Gassman. N. Zimmer. G. Bastian. P. D'Huyuetter. D. Bouic. R Biery. C. Horn. Row 2: Bowers.T. Brisker, 5. Bone, L. Lokai, J. Barnhart, G. Riehlc, S. J. Tobin. R Darding. N Schwab, R. Stentz. R. Dobbins, B. Dono- Glazier. D. Liningslon. hoe, J. Vance, J. Group, T. Price, E. Beery. G. Newhousc, J. Lapp, .x... a ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA- Row I: W1 Shirley D. LaMusga. K. Tamer. P. Easlman. D. Smith. L. Heil. J. Smith. V. Siatras. F. K. McKnight, J. Schoeppner. G. Shanowcr. Mrs. Dorothy Hazel? Kudika, J, Davis. M. Tamn. T. Randles. J. Thompson. rigg. 0. Price. L Cotter. R. Davis. F. Newman. Rm 2: T. Snider. ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA men placed fourth on campus scholastically for Autumn Quarter. They spon- sored several activities throughout the year. Among these were a Dames Inferno Party, the Winter Formal, and a Hillbiliy Hoedown. In January they honored Dean 0. Clark, who is an alumnus and the new Re- gistrar of Ohio State. Alpha Kappa Lambdas held their annual Founders' Day in spring. ALPHA SIGMA PHI Rou- I: N. Czaruk, W. Clever. B. Burns. Helen Wachtel. J. Foster. R. Olynyk. R. Igo, R. Mcrvai. Row 2: D. Horn, G. Harkness. D. Ritchey. J. Manson. D. Pate, W. Short, ALPHA SIGMA PHI had several theme parties this year including a Roaring Twenties Party and a Beer Blast. Spring Weekend brought a formal dance at the- Christopher Inn and a Western Party for the fraternity men. Diane Rook was crowned Sweetheart at the Sweetheart Formal at the Desert Inn. In May Alpha Sigma Phi celebrated its 57th anniversary at the. Uni- versity Club. V. Dodds. H. Robins. J. Overturf. Raw 3. S. Shank. J. Tweedle, J. Brcen. D. Hammer. L. Komaroy, S. Valentine, T. Belhel, S. O'Kecfe, D Poland. F i. ALPHA TAU OMEGA-v-ROH' I: E. James. D. Wood. B. Hopp- man. Rt Dunninglon. G. Franklin. B. Sneed, Mrs. Florence. H. Heikil. J. Kinner. T4 Irwin, J. Minnis. D. Opfer. B. Wojtas. Row 2: T. Hitesman, D. Dragics, D. Weakley, S. Lorenzen, K. Fauver, J. Lee. It Ludwig. L. Sadlert C. Zamec. J. Guthrie. B. ALPHA TAU OMEGA men offered their serv- ices to the community as well as to campus organiza- tions this year. They painted the London Recreation Center and did cleaning at the Columbus Association for the Blind. They were active in the Semper Fi Ka- rate Club, Young Republicans and Young Democrats, and they were also represented on the lacrosse team this year. Gardner. D. Dunnington. M. McCarty. R. Geese. Row 3: J. Miller. I. Kyle. D. Porter. G. Orehovcct N. Dadas. J, Sproat. J. Funaro, P. Swant J. Tracy. T. Sprow, J. Fox, B. Dove, T. Boyer, R. Williams, B. France, B. Pullman. 344 ALPHA ZETA?RmI- I: M. Klesa. T. Waddingtam N. Martin, R. Espenschied, T. Moellcr. M. Wallace, W. Mitchell. R Miller, D. Reuwee, M. Fairley, D. McDonald. S. Drake. Row 2: W. Husscll, N. Sperry, GA Varian, M. Okos, M. Hill. R. Everett, D. Dyer. J. ALPHA ZETA fraternity was founded in 1897 and is the oldest agricultural fraternity on campus. It is dedicated to the development of leadership in the fleld of agriculture through scholarship, fellowship, and character. Alpha Zeta enjoyed a socially active year by participating in a Sweetheart Dance, a High School Weekend, a Tri-Housc meeting at Cornell, and an Ag Review. Ncikirk, B. Bellingcr, L. Martin. D. Love. R. Butler. Row 3: J. Boner, J. Grubcr. K. Coulter. K. Volz. R. Buhrow. G. Smith. 1. Bell, L. Sands. 6. Powell. D. Householder, G. Mahan, K. Ewing- ham. M. Phillips. T. Zenser, C. Jones. CHI PHI RmI' I: D. Dozer. P. Williamson. P Raudseps. D. Perry. Katheryn DcBrick F.. Jchcrics. P. Hirt. R. Kattmnn. G. Gall. Row 2: F, Verb, R. Simon. M. Mencham. R. Baker. D. Ang- erman. S. Reichcrl. K. Ahlman. D. Rhccs. J. Ekers. D. Schindler. CHI PHI fraternity had a busy and successful year in 1964-65. Autumn Quarter was highlighted by a dinner dance at the Christopher Inn and by an out- standing intramural program. Winter Quarter brought the annual winter formal. During Spring Quarter Chi Phi men held their spring formal and dinner dance and sponsored an all day party with the alumni. T. HirL Row 3: J. Dormer. Bl Bic: S. Hall. Rx Crane. J. O Dea, R. LaFave. L. Halbach. R. Canticld. J. HaIL A. Woellcrt, J. Lapc, J. Micssler. DELTA CHI men participated in a variety of cam- pus and community functions this year. The fra- ternity was active in the Homecoming celebrations, student government, glee clubs, Ohio Staters. intramu- ral sports and charity work. They had 2: Winter For- mal Party, a Casino Party and a Greek Week Dance as their major social projects for the year. DELTA CHI Rou' i: R. Ruth. H. Siegelman. R. Bertelsbeck, I. Dwosh. J. England. Row 3: H. Bailey. B. Hopkins, 5. Culbertson, Letvin. K. Berg. Mom Freeman. A. Ezis. R. Smith. M. Miller. T. J. I-Iamw G. Gerber. H. Cihak. R. Bumgarner. M. Thompson. R. Kenny. R. Eckard. Row 2: J. Appie. R. Prange. B. Alge, C. An- Weber, N. Johnston, T. Redifer, J. Pulfer. P. UAngelo. ning, B. Milikin, M. Harneuy, DA Crist. R. Ringer, R. Self, D, DELTA SIGMA PH'IeRo-m .T: Bt TrusIert A. Brunsman. D. Arm- stronge R. Nelson, Ruth Hill. L. Ford. Sabre tdogl D. Voth. D. Clear. M. Salzgeber, D. Bonner. Row 2: L. Sehnvey. B. Hoovert G. Cummings. P. Arend. B. Henderson. R. Osborne, Ht Etling. P. Carr, J. Payer. D. Schafer, R. Robinson. N. Melkerson. D. Christ- DELTA SIGMA PHI fraternity sponsored several functions this year. The Homecoming dinner was held for the alumni at Ilonkis, and a Sailorhs Ball was held at the American Legion Post in April. In May, the fraternity had a Caveman Party and a Sweetheart Weekend. Their Foundersh Day Banquet was also held in May. Delta Sigma Phi had several members who were active in Ohio Staters during the year. man. D. Etling. J. Hamaker. F. Muraco. Row 3: S. Burgess. W. Dase. R, Day. M. Cremean. S. Deeley. K. Thompson. C. Giod, D Stiekney. R. Mimna. D. Evans. K. Holes. R. Broadway T. Pole Eng, K. Ketch, D. Collins. R. Enswiler, T. Keener, J. Ward. K. Hughes. DELTA TAU DELTAiRow I: S. Mytlzynsky. R. Copp. We Mani 1y. G. Meeker. S. Lusk. L. Bear. P. Pitzer. Phulax tdogl D. Frey. D. Schaeffers. R. Price, A. Bakalar. J. Craven. Row 2: D. Dixon, P. Passe, M. Gregory. F. Giessler. I. Palmer, B. Verne. J. Hare. Row 3: D. Ely. B. Cromley, E. Merrell. J. Core. D. Bradl. D. Stit- singere R. Essary, Mildred Barnes. J, Kuhlman. R. Kayior. T. Werk- man, B. Cowan. L. C'hapanar. D. Henning. R. Underwood. Row 4: T. Settlemire S. Starr. M. Sherriff. F. Guerrier, R. Mahen, M. Hol- zaepfei, J. Vaughn. R. Reynolds, W. Schmidt. T. Sharp. T. Dann, S. Arlin, J. Keener. B. Byrne, R. Woodside. I. Peterson, B. Evanke, L. Lindenhall. E. Barger, J. Williamson, E. Prescoltand, T. Kaliker. r'? e . DELTA TAU DELTA began its seventieth year at Ohio State by placing first in the Homecoming rally and second in decorations. The fraternity also received trophies for intramural football and basketball. Delts could be found in every phase of campus life as well as fraternity life. Their special events for the year in- cluded :1 Champagne Formal, Bathtub Gin Party, and a Spring Picnic. T. Ingraham. J. Goodman. Row 5: J. Stockwell. F. Howard. R. Regula. R. Esser. D. Wallower. NL DeGmff. J. Stambaugh. D. Spaim R. Marsicand, J. Schneider. B. Knonn J. Finefroek. T. Christman. S. Foster. B. Geiger. D. Finkbine, D. Boggs. B. Milli- ken, L. Lash. B. Stratton. D. Dyer. K. Earnhardt T, Jones. M. Re- billot, P. Warren. Ron: 6: W. Best. R. Bellus. R. Konrad. L. Hoover, W. Feenstra. R. Nagelson. G. Pressler. D. Harman. P. Gri- saffe. R. Coma. J. Ervin. W'. Lyman. P. Dzaiamanow, M. Wright, R. C'romley. S. Diberl. W. Maas. G. Proctor. D. Rnyer, J. Ducey. T. Carper, A. Pootakoglou. '3 ?- viVi '-I II IHI DFITA THETA SIGMA Row J: L. Tingley. I. Whitaker. D. Lc- Fever D. Snoddg. J Sims C. Miller. Mrs Neva Dixen V Powell D JonesJ. Haskins. D Garavc: 1. Mann: Row 2 P Saier. D. Hoopcs D. LcValIy. H Kclicr T Mountain. M. Bigham. R. Fcist, C.Kc1lcr D. Hoilis.K.Sti1zlcin K Badcltscher, J.Schmidlapp, DELTA THETA SlGMNS busy social year in- cluded 3 Homecoming Dance at the Desert Inn, an Orphans' Christmas Party with the Alpha Xi Deltas, a Fine Arts Party, and a Spring Formal at the Kahiki. Bach quarter the fraternity held a scholarship dinner to encourage high scholastic achievement. This year Jim Derickson was chosen as German foreign ex- change student from the Interfratcrnity System. G, Vastine. J. Huber. M. Burger. Row 3: D. Edwards; P. Howman. R. Bailey. B. Ramsey. B. Ingram. TI Thierry. B. Lyons. R, Gilgristi B. Applcman. L Gcrkcn. Hr Richardson, CI. McDonald, 3. Mom- goIIIery, H. Fisher, D. Fruhm. T. Tate. KAPPA SIGMAeROII' I: J. Derbyshire. D. Knawllon. J. Borland. G. Steelezl. Butlress. I. Falcr. A. Kimmel. J. Nyland. M. Starn. Row 2: P. Engle. R. Brooks. R. Meyer. E. Sellers. D. Greene, R. Furlow. Irene CornelL R. Wcltlich. R. Head, R. Brown. Mi 1.0- renz. W. Walker. I. Bell. Raw 3: B. Gardner, K. Anderson, M. Felters. D. Beaver, C. Robb. I. Kelley. J. Van Buskirk. G. Lashutka. R. Lilley. G. Miller. P. Hepkema. J. Schweikher. T. Incorvia, D. Clary. Row 4: W. Mcinerding. R. Lowther. G. Jul KAPPA SIGMA fraternity men cornbined fun with charity at a Christmas party for underprivileged children this year. The Kappa Sigma men's fathers were honored at Dadis Day during Autumn Quarter, and their Winter Formal and the Founders Day Banquet were the main events of Winter Quarter. Spring Weekend and the crowning of their Stardust Ball Queen took place during Spring Quarter. Powers. L Krnus. D. Miller. T. Kneisley, D. Harlc. R. Conhaim, J. Cialrk. S. Palovchik. D, Wen. M. McGnrily. B. Mcars. R. 'liorrn. G. Freisncr. R. Moore D, Kngy. S. Egclhoff. S. Steele. R. Gent- ncr. Row 5: L. Ellsworlh. D. Clary. Ji Shaw. B. Hickey. D. Puppel. J. LcBay. T. Byrd. I. Zoog. D. Seolt. M. Sheehun. C. Chruch. D. Smith. T. Lulz. G. Hnag. R. Koblenlz. S. Crapo. P. Garbo. .1 . wQHMW W W WWWWWWWVWW1 PHI DELTA THETAWRow 1': D. Michalske. J. Hensnl, S. Greene, K. Johnson. J. Meier. D. Crawford. T. Milligan. Mrs. Sandbcrg, D. Barker L. Swedbcrg. J. Fahey, J. Schneiderer. C. Wagner, P. H0y.Ro-n 2. H Knepshield, R B1'own.R.Salem,W. Morrissey, P. Gravengaard, G. Acker, G. Mayfleld. M Hurst, R. Homler, J. Jan1s,M. Cavotta W Alley B. Dustin.H.U11man D Lnnkford T. McFadden E. Clark, M Manchester, E. Violet DIR Morton, J. Howard. Row 3:1.Durham,A Lofton J.BartzDMcClell:1nd, PHI DELTA THETA fraternity men had several parties and activities this year, among them a Blind Party, a Casino Party, a ParcntsJ Day Party, and a talent show. Phi Delta Theta had men in student gov- ernment, men,s honoraries, and athletics. Their Com- munity Service Day in April provided physical, men- tal, and monetary support to members of the com- munity who needed them. J. Talmage. J. Schmitt. M. Christinnscn, J. Michalak, T. Dougher- ly. F. Branch. K. Wessling. C. Whiting. R. Clayton. J. Kelley, J. Snider, T. Hackncy, L. Curtis, H. Cardy. R. Schaefer, C. Gill, R. Henderson, R. Baker. D. Hocfling. Row 4: R. Dank. B. Dank. R. Dank T. Roemer T. Snyder. H. Houseman, P. Cobb J. Bearass, F K1'1c1sleyr R Springer 1. Lee. R. Bradley R. Tcrapak. P Clif- ford, J Fisher, B Heine,M WMchlh S. Gardner, J. Carson, G Friess, C. Gilmore. 352 PHI GAMMA DELTAeROIIJ' I: A. Archer. S. McGavran. II Eys- ter. K. Jones, B. Apple, L. Ritler. Rommel tdogl. Mrs. Leona Noaker thousemolhen. F. Linvillc. D. Hiilegas. J. Murr, J. Tootlc, D. McCarthy. S. DeVoe, R. FIetchcrI Row 2: W. Wallace, B. Mehl- man. CI. Luring. D. Scranton. Cr. Hcrringlon. B. Standcr. N. Amen, T. Bassett, L Ray. '1'. Riley, R. Smith. G. Slater, R. Bevington, D. Schafer, B. Hammond. B. Fighter, T. Weisheimcr, F. Jones. J. Smucker. J. Koie-Jin. P. Butler, D. Winters. Row 3:1. Bell, TI Mas- saro, D. Chapin, J. Callard, B. Eickhof, B. Heath. G. Benson, D. '1! . -I '- r 1F'IHI Iii 49 am Am :FWQILm Q ' DA ' QQJ gh' .Q' ,'M m. W 2.! .t't- I... PHI GAMMA DELTA men placed first in the Homecoming decorations this year, and they had a Christmas Party for orphans. Among their other ac- tivities were the spring formal, the Fiji Island Party, and the High School Patty. They had several serenades throughout the year. In athletics they had members of the varsity basketball, varsity football and wrestling teams. Hargreaves. B. Clements. P. Stockstiil. S. Doughly. J. Tischer. C Robbins, M. McCormick. D. Packard. J. McCutcheon. D. Gallagh- er. A. Antonio, B. Gerbig. B. McCloskcy, B. Wilkinson, B. St. John, M. Danesis. J. lzzie. B. Walker. Row 4: R. Salisbury. J. Long, K. Carlson W Van Horn. R. Archibald, E Butler. W. Woodruff, J. Waring J Hill, J Hoppcs G. Heller R Gump. N Greene. R. Gump,S Henney, J. Smith, J. Kelly. T. Ford, J Hanna, P. Sachs, D. Nosker. PHI KAPPA PSItRmv I: D. Ingalls. M. Burns. T. Ulrich. J. Haas. W. Leland. J. Constable. Anne Hughey. K. Spicer. S. Hilde- bolt. B. Gustin, F. Hegcle. J. Blackburn. Row 2: R. Day. J. Mc- Keever. D. Spiker. W. Mast. R. Day. J. Leland. D. Walter, G. Last, J. Neel, T. Bolton. 6. Vanclcmark, R. Vandermark. B. Ross. R. PHI KAPPA PSI fraternity men placed first in Greek Week exchange parties and third in the intra- mural track meet. During Winter Quarter they spou- sored a finalist for Golddiggers, had a formal at the Golden Bull and a Founders1 Day Banquet with How- ard Hamilton, President of the Ohio State Alumni Associatiou, as speaker. The pledges also sponsored a French costume party for the actives. rrmnummmunm Slimpfle, 8. Simpson. K. Gimuard. B. Grecnleet Row 3: M. Beck. W. Blackburnt F. Schcclt DA Metzger. B. Leahy. K. Perrin, B. Scout B. Miller. D. Beckman. J. Abernethy. B. Straubcl, B. Mac- Ewen. C. Stephens. D. Vautcr. Missy tdogt. PHI KAPPA TAU--Rm1' I: R. Gmhenkorl. P. VanTcsIaar. D. Turpin. J. Csizmndia. G. Rupp. B. Hunter. Mrs. Helen Mitchell. R. Rogers. R. Stoll. A. Dexter. M. Minard. Fcrn Mom. B. Quick. B. Chapman. D. Fahrenhach. Row 2: P. Crusel'. He Donavon. T. Smith. R. Lundquiste. R. Baltz. R. Wanker. J. Stunner. D. Shoc- maker, J. Pribhlc. F. Theibert. B. Ankney. T. Blackburn. I. Mills. 1.. Gosnell. T. Manuel, TA Dclligaui, T. Myers. R. Curry. Row 3.- --- f: :'-.. e ta';.':H-!-szr PHI KAPPA TAU men published the Phi Tau Pin- up Calendar and sponsored a Dad's Weekend during Autumn Quarter. They won the Greek Week Talent Show and sponsored a Mountain Dew Party as winter activities. Founders? Day was in May and the War- rior Weekend and Dream Girl Formal were also spring activities. Phi Kappa Tau was host for the annual In- terfraternity Council Tea. 3. Stovcr. J. Huught. M. Fulkoolizl. D. Dunne D. Yoc. J. Gerber. J. PounLL H. Leyu T. Young: R. More R. Smilh. P. Kcyser. 1. Mc- Carroll. B.C1:II'k.J. Lay. D. PratL G. Willizmm T. Ingalls. D. Cen- nilmc N. Fauna. Row 4: F. Schuphach. F. Cuinhrcse. J. McMil- 1en.T. King. M. Foldex M. Rogers. J. Knppeler. R. Dischcr. R. Coffey. R. Tl'nchl. T. Oliver. T. Slull. 5. Hull. D. Squence N. Bis- hop, T. Kappelcr. wTMM' PHI KAPPA THETAFROII' I: J. Rube. L. Bcz-ros N. Stosberg. I. Donley. F. Shea. D. Lafontaine, C. Maser, M. Froeh. P. Spen- cer. Row 2: S. Schultz, J. Cieply. E. Lafontainc, J. Manse. F. PHI KAPPA THETA men continued their active support of community and university projects this year. They could be found in many campus func- tions from Christmas parties and dances to Greek Week events. Their main projects included the Hold- ney Province Ball -which was a spring dance for all Ohio chapters of Phi Kappa Theta-several combined socials, and intramural sports. Paces, G. Lehman, J. Cicply, J. Cronin. F. Stronzyk, A. Squillace. Row 3: D. Coverstone, R Tuhacek. P. Janka. I. Prok0p, F. Rein- hart, R. Szabo, J. Wcilzcl, M. Kenney, M. Egan, T. Ebclbcrger. PHI SIGMA DELTAERow 4': R. Garlokov. N. Fcuer, G. Kaplan, D Wieder D. Levine. H4 Eisernoff, A. Herstig, J. MorofT. M. Shlachter, D. Garlikov. Row 2: S. Strauss, M. Shapero. M. Levine, A. Doll E. Eisner, R. Polster, W Bernstein, M. Lebowitz PHI SIGMA DELTA had a weekend activity each quarter. Fall Weekend was homecoming at Delmattots, Winter Weekend was at the Desert Inn, and the Spring Formal was at the Christopher Inn. Phi Sig also had several men in honorarics. This year the pledges renamed the house Maxwell House when they put enough instant coffee in the hot water tank to make the showers flow coffee. 5. Richter, H. Kriegcr. R. Morton, B. Bigley, S. Schiffmam Row 3: M. Stern, R. Werner, R. Arlen. A. Rice. C. Hirsch. M. Stem, K. Schaeffer, R. Bernstein, P. Silver, C. Sheikovitz, P. Einhorn, M. Taubman, R. Klein. Aha N? mama. M Whakm 414444; 54E 4E 4E t' E E . .J- PHI SIGMA KAPPAtRow f: T. Schwcde. K. Crawford. B. Smith, J. Smith. J. OtBrien. Mrs. Margery Morris. Ct Harshmant R. Zupanic, M. Neal. 1. Bourdo. J. Bailey. Row 2: R. Gomgos. G. McAllister. J. Krcidlcr. N. Thorp, V. Williams. M. Ellis. W. Bo- PHI SIGMA KAPPA men sponsored many,r activi- ties throughout the academic year. During Autumn Quarter they had an Open house with celebrities and a Roaring Twenties Party. They also wen the intra- mural football trophy. Winter Quarter brought a formal, exchange dinners, and an annual sorority housemothers' banquet. In the spring a formal, an I' Indian Party and a Founders' Day were held. kesch. R. Gaye. R. Schultzc. T. Martin. D. Hicks. Rmv 3: B. Gnrrettson. L. Ware. J. Barrett. 0' Voclkle. W. Nickcll. D. Harl- ley. J. Keefe. T. Jacobst J. Dorr. E. Bcrkhcimcr. B. West, D. Dict- rich. 355 PI KAPPA ALPHAeRow 1: D. Anthony, D. William. B. Gard- ner. L. Johns. G. Gieser. Mom Kraut. R. Hayman. F. Mussler. D. Kimble. R. Brown. Row 2: N. Cleland. S. Harrington, L Grif- ch, B. Sneller, R. Posgny. L. Biller. J. Boetz. J. Hicken. J. Leitz. 5! 9? bf d I I l I i PI KAPPA ALPHA was one of the top ten na- tional fraternities this year. The OSU Chapter, Alpha Rho, was founded in 1912, and this year initiated its 900th man. At their Founders, Day banquet in April, the national president was the guest speaker. Pi Kappa Alpha was also active on campus. The pledges won trophies in football and bowling, and the fraternity had several parties and dances. B. EslilI. G. Chambers. I. Lloyd, K. Diller. Row 3: J. Riddle. R. Mathis. C. Lindahl. R. McCunc. J. Miller. D. Sweeney. L. Spies. N. Jones. J. Piepcr. J. Huffman. F. LongweIl. G. Stewart. B. Rine- hart, At Penick. g ! i -. u . .apivvxuu SIGMA ALPHA EPSILONqRow I: J. Fox T. Massie. R. WuelL ner, I. Saurer, Mrs. PendergrasL Pledge idogi. J. Lee. W. Scott. M. Lee, R. Mordarski. D. Stewart. J. Baker. R. Cnstanicn, Rmr 2.- P. Gastineau. W. Brock. J. Thannium. R. Phelan. J. Sulick. B. Begland, R. Schafer, N. King. J. Packard. R. Nelson. J. Mnguire. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON men enjoyed a year of fun and work by increasing their membership and im- proving their grades which reflected the rise in col- lege enrollment and standards. This fall brother Will Sander won the trophy for best player in the Home- coming Game. A Purple Passsion Party and Her Loveliness Party highlighted Winter Quarter, and S.A.E. held its annual Irish Wake for Paddy Murphy. 360 D. Manovkian, B. Hansen. J. Peacock. B. GoodelL M. Barash. A. Zahn. Row 3: B. Stanley J. Turner. S. Reed. 5. Richards. W. Mc- Craiey, D. Polk, D. Davis, G. Palcanis. J. Hoslcau. B, Wortman. B. Cobourn. B. Bringman. R. Beutier. B. Halien, C. Nola. R. Al- len, D. Larch, D. Kerns. D. D'Angelo. Si Ballet i 4 A 1 n...- U SIGMA ALPHA MU-Row I: B. Weprin, M. Meiselmnn, F. Fied- ler, S. Hurwitz, R. Miller, M. Galan. Lucile Roberts, 5. Wiltenberg, R. Meyer. P. Becker, M. Schwartz, P. Millet, M. Pressman, R. Steelet Row 2: R. Lavinthal, M. Baratz, D. Cohen, T. Levy, 5. Peck, R. Jacobson, R. Sandlcr, J. Sommers, P. Segal, I. Skilken, J. Brown, J. Franklin, R. Feldman, A. Flatt, A. Goldberg. B: Rand, M. Rosenbaum. Row 3: J. Goodman, H. Friedman. R. Klrtz, H. SIGMA ALPHA MU fraternity men had several parties and dances throughout the year ranging from formals t0 urags to riches parties. They also took an active part in inlramurals. Their main event for the year was the Tri-Regional Conference of Sigma Alpha Mu which they hosted. Sigma Alpha Mu honored to have the outstanding member in the nation in their chapter, Ronald Miller. Sudman. C. Berk, B. Friedlander, M. Feidman, B. Segnll. A Cohn, H. Rome, J. Taratoot. St Klayman, G. Nobil, R. Cohen, S. From- son K. Sann, L. Butler, D. Sunshine, H. Frank, M. Simons. Row 4: E. Kupelson, R. Schumann. R. Gottlieb, D. Deutsch. C. Rosenberg, G. Slutzky. J. Smalley, T. Sherman, J. Schultz, R. Gelman, K. Rosenberg. W. Rudolph, L. Kahn, R. Berg. B. Kalz. B. Lowen, S. F' i h 17,1 3?. ..,. ! SIGMA CHIeRow J: J. McGeorge, A. Bunsen. P. Hodgson, J. Fleig. H. Hallidy, R. Hollmeycr. Cherie Williams tsweethearO, Doke tdogj. Mrs. Melcalft J. Paterson, S. Kennedy. P. Barrett. M. Peppe, R. Whaley, Row 2: M. Swartz, M. Clague, J. Schroer. D. Wiley, E. Heston. B. Carpenter, D. Marshall. G. Bodnar. B. Volk, B. Newton, D. Galliers. D. Epler. B. Iohnstone. B. Bournc, S. Berry, A. Kicfer, T. Jones. Row 3: T. Beanie, W. Smith, B. SIGMA CHI fraternity men of the Alpha Gamma chapter actively participated in campus functions again this year. They took part in the Sweetheart Dance, a Christmas Party, Homecoming rallies and parties, May Derby Day, several picnics, and the annual Spring Formal. They also received awards for intramural sports and were recognized for their achievements in competition swimming. 362 McConnell, I. Fuller, C. Cellio. W. Neidenthal. T. Grimm. J. Hughes. I. Workman, T. Lakin. D. Griflith, L. Jones. S. Schery, T. Watson. N. Timmons. D. Hamilton, P. Magcc. B. Hatheid. Row 4: H. Davis. C. Liebel, M. Crispin. E. Pcarcy, M. Roberts, B. Skuban. T. Andrews. G. Spangler. B. Masher, B. Baker, S. Smith. D. Fried, J. Johnson, T. Sacco, I. Corso, J. Bates. SIGMA NU was well represented in major campus activities this year by the chapter treasurer. Bill Jo- hannes. Bilt served as chairman of the Homecoming Committee, as publicity chairman for Greek Week, and as a member of Student Senate. The fraternity held a successful ski party at Clear Fork in Mans- field, and also enjoyed a Jungle Costume Party. In May, they held the annual Foundersh Day. SIGMA NUgRow 1': J. Colgrovc, D. Piper. R. Innis. B. Johannes. W. LaWSon, J, Curran. C. Brandseller. G. Eileman. D. Ringlcr. L. Baker. R. Peters. B. Larrimcr. D. Challgrcn. B. Matt. W. P. Bishop. I. Berryhill. L. Ruhin. Row 4: J. McElmurray. B. Harmon. Row 2: P. Edwards. G. Ruck, D. Smuckcr, R. Godfrey. GilL B. Bowsher. Ph Yost. L. Zintsmaslcr. G. Hollcndcn l. J. Corthell. W. Bargar, R. Linak. T. Crossland. J. Slattcry. N. Keenan, R. Jordan. R. Whmlcy, S. Younkcr. R. Koop. L. Ayres. Sandvossh B. Thomson. Ran- 3: T. Lawson. J. Yost. B. Lasko, A.DaGraff,R. Matik. hG' r1. y. j r . :- w r . H i- .a, V ? i w? E K. 0: 1w- '3 2. j? 2S Li, 912 s ;. m, 3:33;:533 , 5:5... . ,3 272' 2:6 1 b. .l 2 $2 . :3 A f. V .1 EM K- 63? , . . -. , 4...; ,- 'x ids- A-I-E. mad 1.. ....-..'.. .x. ;.. SIGMA PHI EPSILONh-Row I: 1. Doyle, H. Muir. D. Wilson, D. Hay, K. Worme, M. Lockwood, Dorothy Bookman. R. R0013, G. Stultz, M. Deegan, D. Hering, W. Stall. Row 2: P. Domer, P. Sheets, D. Gross, J. Baker. K. Kistler. N. Teaford, T. McLaughlin, T. Rouison, G. Ryan, M. McIntyre, G. Tyler. B. Wardiow, J. SIGMA PHI EPSILON was active in its support of O.S.U:'s athletics this year, and two of its members were on the cheerleading squad. The Sig Eps also had several social activites which included Fall and Spring Formals, a Haunted House. Party, and a Purple Passion Party. The highlight of the year, however, was the Sig Ep Regatta, a model sailboat race on Mirror Lake in the spring. m. hardy Iv 67'; .- M- .- 46!: a I- '41:: 4.: Eancheff. Row 3: L. Davis, W. Spitler, A6 Latham, J. Young. D. Davis, G. Gille, M. Leedom, R. Harrison, R. Robison, R. Preston, P. Carver, J. Lyday. WC George. Row 4: B. Ringland, D. Bangs, C. Garland: B. Danyi. B. Conkle. R. Smith, G. Fox, J. Hosler, J. Hill, J. Trackslcr, D. Nocte, J. Odenwald, l. Dubois, D. Drehcr. SIGMA PIeRow I: G. Allen. B. Abel, E. Feltz, W. Kjellstrand, J. Collins, T. Martin, Hulda Wharton. B. Chirico. C. Neff, D. Spoonster, P. Coleman, D. Moffiu, B. Rulon. Row 2: W. Insley, L. Nellis, J. DiSalve, P. Stromberg. R. Holbaly, D. Piper, K. Mishne, W. Cushing, W. Eachus, J. Staley, R. Updegrove, P. Bohlender, R. Hoover, B. Carpenter, G. Pattison, T. Sawyer. SIGMA PI men enjoyed an active and prosperous year it; scholarship, sports, and social functions. Four men were elected to student gevernment Autumn Quarter, and the annual Orchid Princess Prom and the alumni banquet were held Winter Quarter. Sigma Pi Spring Weekend included a cocktail Party followed by a dance at the Columbus Plaza which left a year to be remembered. Row 3: E. Murday, W. Slahl, D. Billingsley, H. Wilkes. G. Glass, D. Dean. F. Good, P'. Timmons. S. Irwin. B. Van Arnam, G. Glavinos, B. Jones, I. Hagarty, B. Browning, J. Jensen, T. Terrell. Row 4: E. Miller. N. Perkins. J. Stapel, T. Stiff. R. Hobbie, I. Calabretta, J. Dombrowski, T. Jean, W. Hutchison, B. Nelson, G. Grimslad, D. Bmler, J. Hill. B. Reed. h $ +4; At TAU EPSILON PHIeRow I: A. Mushkatel. M. Taranow. D. Wissbrun, S. Baiman. Row 3: R. Bloom. S. Epstein. M. Taranow, Perln1an.J. Elin. D. Saferstoint B. Markowith, Peari Gordon. A. J. Shapiro. D. Kailz. W1 Schwartz. A. Wolf. B. Heckelmnn. S. Melamed. w. Linkow. B. Wolinetz. L. Goctz. H. Marks. M. Welge. Brownslein. s. Levine. M. Golden. B. Krcngel, M. Lichtrnan. L. Row 2: J. Alto. E. Ncwnmn. M. Kraus, R. Lubint C. Ledsky, M. Hill. B. Levin. Stone. A. Pnrris. B. Heller. C. Jacob. D. Greenfield. S. Golden. Kv TAU EPSILON PHI fraternity men were active so- cially, scholastically, and athletically this year. They won the intramural football trophy and defended their over-all trophy for intramurals. Their Homecom- ing party was at the Suburban Steak House. The pledge Class won the Heart Fund Drive, and the Can- cer Seeiety service project was held Spring Quartet. The house rated seventh scholastieaily. TAU KAPPA EPSILON men received several awards this year. They placed first in house decora- tions and third in the talent show during Greek Week. They also received trophies for participation in foot- bali and basketball. Their social activities included a Red Carnmion Ball in May and several parties. TKE participated in the Heart Fund Drive and had 21 par- ty for orphans at Christmas. TAU KAPPA EPSILONFRow I: J. River. J. Wolfe, P. Swentzel. Kesatie, L. Preulh. E Jones, G Sladoje. N. Carlson. J. Fisher, R. Hartley. 11 March, B. Borcl. Mrs. Mildred Johnson. P. Parker, J. Hoppel, B. Kile. C. H911. S. Beekman. G. Skippy: B. Johnson. D. Miller. B. Buckley. 5. Overmeycr. J. Nocrager. Row 2: B. White. Row 4: S. Carter. C. Stem. C. Brenneman. P. Jasanls, R. Snyder. G. Oswald. W. Lippert. T. Schaffncr. C. Brooks. T. Beckner. K W. Geiger, B. Walker, K. Mabcn. J. Ewing. R. Humphrey, J. DaVis, Goreg. D. Parker. K. Evans. K. Zimmerman. F. Timm. T. Poole, L. Shownltcr, I. Grabcr, T. Holz, T. Smilh. F. McGovern. W. T. Reid. B. Evans. F. Picrsol. R. LoPrcsli. Row 3: J. Wolcott, M. Roles. Davenporl. R. Baird. N. Robinson. R. Bradshaw. Bk Rinehart. D. i??x'ril? . ' THETA CHI-Ron- i: T. Masher, R. Afton. D. Williams D No- Hess, R. Thayer. Ron 3: G Spenko L Taylor, D Wolfe, J. ble, Edna Jinkens, T. Trimbur P Schlesser, R. Aftert P Card. I. Mestcller S. Williams W Maibach M Bonnoront S. Clowery, Anderson. Row 21A Diamond R Rowland C Sherer D Wolfe, S Todd, B. Jirousek J. Ferguson J Ettenhofer. Mascot: 0x. A. Somerstloc, J Brown, S. Fugito, D. Woiboldt, N. Wertz, J THETA CHI fraternity men were active in several campus activities this year. Members took part in North Campus student government and military sci- ence activities, and one member edited the North Wind. Theta Chi had the traditional Red Carnation Ball during Winter Quarter and the Dream Girl Formal in Spring Quarter. The fraternity invited sev- eral faculty members to dinners throughout the year. -------- .. ..--.----- 36B TRIANGLEiRow J: L. DeFazic, R. Rapp, R. Smallwood, F. An nold, J. Ezcrsky. W. Hale. H. Shultz. T. Marksberry. D. Stom- baugh, J. Lowe. P. MUSser. Row 2: C. Irish. 8. Shaw, D. Byrkelt, C. Bauer, C. Rose. W. Goodman, J. Pottebaum, E. Brooks, G. .. TRIANGLE fraternity men played an active role in campus activities this year. They partcipated in Home coming and had a hayride, pledge party, and pizza party during Autumn Quarter. Their Sweetheart For- mal and an ice skating party were the main events of Winter Quarter. During Spring Quarter Triangle had its annual Spring Weekend, Parentf Day, and a fac- ulty dinner. Sewell. V. DePaoIa. P. Ritchey. J. Shivers. Row 3: D. Troyer. R. Casterlinc. M. Hunter. 0. Smith. L. Gaskins, J. Gray. R. Dixon. R, Lowe, C. Dusek G. Gilberl, R. McKee. W. Slrcuup J. Moreharl. ZETA BETA TAUFRow i: P. Krantz, B. Ciralsky, J. Paine, M. Paris, C. Kahn. Dora Cohen. J. Fleisch. N. Birnbaum, T. Lefkovilz, C Gordon, F. Kass. B. Brenner. Row 2: M. Solomon, M. Abrams, C. Wexler, S. Hurwitz. R. Weslerman, J. Katz. B. Greene. 13. Wein- er, G. Roderman, B. Stern. T Neustadt. S. Kahn. A. Hart, B Weiss, H. Kahn. J. Kalzel. .I. Mcldon, D. Wolfberg. L. Goldstein, S. Wiesenberger, D. Palmer. Row 3: 1. Marks, J. Kasimov, S. Dinkin. ZETA BETA TAU fraternity men were active in campus activities and within the fraternity. They spon- sored a Homecoming party and a party every week- end during football season. During Winter Quarter they had a Winter Weekend which included a formal and a Polynesian Pledge Night: Several activities for Spring Quarter completed a successful year. 370 B. Walk, A. Rosenthal. R. Weiner, P. Coplin, EL Rosenblum. R. Sims, D. Green. B. Fibus. A. Schwartz. 0. Freedman H. Cohen. J. Siaven. J. Bauer. L. Lieberman. E. Buxbaum, S. Kelman. J. Schwartz. M. Kravitoz. R. Bass. Row 4: M. Breen. J. Alexander, M. Chizck, M. Brotsky, J. Lawrence. M. PasselL G. Hahn, I. Zeller, S. Lester, B. Schantz. E. Prigozen. H. Reuben. L. Golub. P. Linver. G. Robins. S. Pariscr. G. Robins. W. Tover. DELTA UPSILONeRow 1: R. Ridge, R. Bilsing. L. Nicol, J. Kin- sel, Aunt Bert Vickers. D. Hanley, B. Schieferstein. Dingbat tdogL D. Holtshouse, A. Hester. Row 2': M. Allerding, J. Pecsok, P. Bes- sey. D. Stout, L. Plants. C. Hanlon, B. Poling. St Spicer, K. Klinke, T. Layton. Row 3: J. Jeren. P. Tedoldi. G. Coffman, G. Leshy, B. DELTA UPSILON fraternity men participated in many campus activities throughout the year. They were active in Homecoming celebrations, taking part in the rally and building a display. Delta Upsilon had a Founderst Day Banquet and a winter formal during Winter Quarter, and a spring weekend and picnic and the annual Firemetfs Fling during Spring Quarter. BETA THETA PI-Rmt-' I: S. Bloyer. J. Schneid. I. Stegmiller. D. Foster. D. Sakada. P. White. Hazel Schoenlaub. J. Young. L. Heck- man. T. Phillips. 1. Turner. F. Mann. R. Sleakley. Row 2: B. Kil- kenny, I. Garrus. D. Lutzyn J, Dilley. K. Rieppelt C. High. R. Car- penter, R. Cragg, P. Johnson. 0. Logee. B. Armbruster. D. Wright B. Buckham. D. Sutherland. A. Andersen. T. Elliot. T. Rybolt. Row 3: K. Brooks, J. Marsico. K. Rieppel. B. Bartelt, R. Watson, R. Reeves. J. Weakley. B. Robinson. 13. Hindman. 1. Kennedy, L. Tashvian. B. Wolfe. M. Raney. Row 4: D. Runyan. D. Eubanks, D. Morgan. B. Aumann. J. Kunicki. R. Grimes. B. Douglas. R. Coleman. R. Saum, A. Hess. C. Castrigano. B. Grant. BETA THETA P1 was represented on the swim- ming team, on the varsity basketball. team. and on the Student Court this year. Robert Taylor won the Gainer Cup, which is presented to the outstanding fraternity man in the system, and he was also voted outstanding senior. Beta Theta Pi men were also active in the engineering honoraries and in Ohio Staters as well as other campus organizations. Ongaro. J. Strauss. A. Pinney. B. Young, T. Wheeler. R. Albrechtt D. Westerheck. B. LallEl . J. McKinney. BA Westinghouse. J. Sharer. C. Snow. J. Whapham. M. Mandi. Row 4: W. Peake. T. Home, I. O'Leary. A. Derrick. J. Beam. D. Kennedy. D. Williamson. B. Baumgartner. R. Fox. R. Vojir. M. Comstock. T. Call. P. McCamley. R. Pfeiffer. B. McDaniel. R. Zaiack. Sweerheart of Acacia Champagne Queen of Alpha Gamma Rho Kathy Lewis Camir Bauer Snowba Queen of Afpha Epsilon Pi Susan Benson Sweetheart of Alpha Sigma Phi Sweetheart oi Aipim Gamma Sigma Diane Rook Aiverra Evan: t -,... t E I 'L. Dream Girl of Dena Sigma Phi Dream G fr! of Them C hi Donna Lewis Joyce Gaffagiy Fiji Ishma' Queer: of Phi Gamma Deh'a cherhearf of Phi Kappa Psi Pam Hauck Marianne Wolfe Sweetheart of Sigma C ht Nancy Samson n N m .3 S ,m. n a u 0. e I o R m m .m w B W m N Sweelheart oi Phi Dena Them Bonnie Varga Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha Jan Bim'an Orchid Queen of Sigma Pi Sweetheart of Them Tau Karen Davis Kathryn Borst' Pledge Princess of Sigma Pi S weerhearr of Triarrgfe Parrfcia Brennan Kathy Martfrass T . . , ,I - , . I f! 1,, I: ' !I p '1 -. rr . .- Ira u; IIEII . z r ' r o Gt. 1 ...- - . .1. l. ! .. .I . .I..ll .. t .IJI Ctah IIIII .h . I IMlu I 1.2... . HUI... . . It'll L.. I...- CLLIII. 4. .h'a I 5. I...J I3'O I lll lanai... silt. .0 I 'l . El. I.- lu- .. I. o 'ILoi' v ..v .J. ... l! 1. VJ . 1.2!... 3H ,aJV. .1. I m -' ..M.wx lam uh... I: .I. f; :LI.I.. .M .. II I . ,t . III, rm .. a... . III In a . a ms HAm LS Mom mmg DMM h . I I F u u l. . . . m. .- I 1... ; D. '- J. . bl H . u o . . . . . . O . .z 3... 379 M..- .mmm u 3- N'- dmmm wnun. Huug' WWQ-H u ' ' r -.u 331m :3... . g. ' tr .. i. u... i.gl..y f P' -- $ 3 '3? 8 .'I; :L': I j 1 'if t L . 1. .3. .az. .. .... NORTH CAMPUS STUDENT ASSOCIATION-Ron: 1: J . Roberts hadvisorl I. mes. G. Glazer, S. Seiter. C. Troy. L. Borst. P. larosi. 5. Bernard, 8. Duncan. Row 2: T. Garner, D. Keilin, B. Batwinis, W. Knapp. R. Wyse. D. Less, M. Yoder hpresJ. Row 3: D. Nicol. R. Bates, I. Agnew, L. Graubner, J. Eltenhofer. G. Hoffman, W. Currie Gidvisorl. NCSA The North Campus Student Association, which is ski trip in February and have sponsored free dances the governing body of the North Campus, was active and movies. They received a voting seat in Student this year by Sponsoring faculty guest dinners, guest Senate and on Traditions Board, and a North Campus speakers, 21 ping-pong tournament and the North Honorary was established to honor the top two per- and, the North Campus newspaper. They had a cent ofNorth Campus residents. NCSA JUDICIAL BOARDu-Row !: M. Tims. C. Ning. N. Settlemyre, G. McPeek. P. Testa, I. Kalnins. Row 2: T. Schneider, R. Schlitzer, D Hill, R. Kime, D. Dragics, M. Montanaro. L. Jordan tchief justicel. President Judy Baird presides over an HPC meeting. HPC House Presidents? Council is the representative, and meaningful through group representation. The communicative, and governmental body of all women main body of HPC is composed of the presidents of students living in University affiliated houses. The all the rooming houses who are elected each year by Council is dedicated to making the lives of women their houses. living in Ohio State rooming houses more satisfying HOUSE PRESIDENTS' COUNCIL-Row I: A. Trombitas. C. Olson 8ch, C. Herrington ttreasJ. Miss Beth Hanna tadvisorl. I. Baird tpresJ, C. Laneses. M. Marx. C. Schuckert hr. presJ Row 2: R. Matt. P. Trowbridge. B. Moncol. D. McFarland. O. Ratoehika. A. Diehr, Sv Levine. B. Buckwalter. S. Metzler. Row 3: M. Tobocman. C. Kreider. K. Mercer. E. Becker, C. Mitchell. 5. Fleming. K. Lavine, J. Freeman, M. Young. K. Bertman. Ki Kelley. Row 4: B. Combs, S. Stultz. S. Schumann. G. Conrad. T. Henry. B. Wiatd. C. Rowles, S. Kammann, A. Langdon, J. Prctle. B. Hamrick. Row 5: B. Shiah. C. Sellt B. BingIe, J. Evans, K. Saldlin, K. Gossett, A. Resnick. T. Garlington, M. Wren. 1 Gibson. Row 6: N. Hoffman, L Collis, A. Swicker, S. Geron. R. Torroni. C. Jones. P. Kolls. C. Gritfin. M. Sherby. N. Bogardy. Row 9': M. Nye. Y. Orze. J. Allen, A. McSweeney. A. Huffman. J. Coffman. D. Bell, L. Millarve, D. Gilliam. MEN'S RESIDENCE HALLS ASSOCIATIONeRmIr I: D. Rohrs tadvisorJ. V. Frost tsecJ, F. Lyons tpmsd, H. Leedy tv. prch, N. Muslric ttreasJ, J. Brucoli, Row 2: W. Parr, A. Pack. 1. Wyatt. H. cherman. 5. Arthur. D. Waldsmith. B. Wellbaum, E. Septirnus, R. Young, XV. Henderson, M. Stinziano. T. Brennand, R. Weber. MRHA Ments Residence Hall Association aims to unite and coordinate the efforts of the men living in the mews residence halls, and to provide leadership and specialized events for the men. MRHA offered service to men this year in the areas of social activities, ath- WMRH broadcast: to South Campus meals donm. H-H m---:.;- I . 'EEH-q. H letics and scholarship. The council is composed of three representatives from each merfs dormitory, and it meets at least once every three weeks and is open to all men who reside in one of the residence halls. WOMENS RESIDENCE. HALL COUNCILhRon-t f: M. White. N. Prather, J. Bourisscau. K, Lien, M. Ryan, N. Wuchter. Raw 2: A. Pearl. R. MacFarlan. A4 Singer: El Segal. K. Peel tprcsl. J. Wendling. A. Appelbaum, S Miller. M. Morrow. Rm.- 3: L. Rhoadcs. G. Frager. P, Skolnik, V. Kamila, G. Beavers, M. Boman. L. Leatherman. J. Blair. D. Howardt E. Wherry, Helen Godfrey ladvisorl. J. Krizek. H. Green. J. Levin. T. Raimes. St Colon. WRHC Womenls Residence Hall Council coordinates acA tivitics of womenls residence halls and attempts to unify the halls in areas of service and social and scholastic endeavor. This year they got reference libraries installed in 'the dining hall study areas and Discussion is the key to solution of dorm problems. worked with Student Senate to improve the campus telephone service. WRHC sponsored all dorm mixers, open houses, foreign exchange students, and a speaker from the Peace Corps, and they recently drew up plans for an all dorm womenls honorary. igr: BARRETT HOUSEeRaw 1: P. Delaneyr M. Neff. J. Overmyer. K. Shell. M. Walker. P. Brelsford, S. Hinerman. M. Armbrust. Row 2: 5. Morris. P. Cannon. L. Crone. D. Benjamin. B. Johnson. C. Campbell. L. Patterson. N. Hawkins: M. Sabot. N. Hawthorne. Row 3: N. Taylor. J. Ramseyer. B. Tripp. B. Warren. G Aaron. D. Tools: I: McFarland. M. Hart, 8. Kucich. A. Fuller. B. Grohoski. D. Sibenthaler. 1. Pound. Row 4: P. Nauss. N. Burrey, K. O'Byrne. C. Bailey. L. Roberts. S. Sachse. C, Reiber. R. Karmecy, D. Clark, S. Tourney, J. Massie. M. Dom, K. Devanney. BARRETT HOUSE The North Campus Scholarship trophy was again actively supported. There were several mixers and a awarded to Barrett House this year for the highest ski trip to Mansheld during Winter Quarter, and a cumulative point hour for a North Campus dorm for slave trade was the highlight of fall. A Little Sisters Autumn Quarter. The Barrettwomen were surrounded Weekend opened a full Spring Quarter for the Bar- by four menhs residence halls whose functions they rett women. BARRETT HOUSEFRow I: J. Johnson P: Brown. P. Miller. G. Metzger. J. Fein. N. Jones. Row 2: A. Lindsay. J. Stull. L. Eslinger. J. Wagner. P. Team. B. Gutterman. A. Blair. N. Swihart. C. Bohnsack. Row 3: B. English. M: Robinson, G. Young. C. Cummins. G: Glazcr tv. presJ, D. Haas mreSJ. R. Milligan becJ. J. Broughton UrcasJ. K. Livingood, C. Swacker, E. Glick. Row 4: C. Friedman, S. Cain, P. Wiekham. M. Tims, C. Redd. S. Tussing, C. Meals. C. McClimick. B. Brown. K. Carter. B. Robbins, D. Main. G. Ashmun, D. Henry, R. Holmes. Row 5: D. Hundlcy, M. Diehm. D. EIshoff. L. Shough. K. Wisniewski. D. Peters. C. Ulmer. J. Seitz. J. Brocke, R. Rizzardi. J. Cramer, I. Sadowski, C. Uncaphcr, V. Faber. Cr. Faber, J . Collins. WEST BAKER HALL Row I: G. Anetzberger. B. Baertsche. J. Schwabero. G. Bissell, T. Lucas. 5. Price. B. Caplan. C. Owens. B. Trapnell. 1.. Ronald. I. Bourisseau. Row 2: L. Russeli, P, Mote, K, King, J. Seddon, D. Holt. S. Averill. L. Lombardi, E. Eicher, C. Wiener, S. Forisythe. L. Pctmssian. N. Gordon Row 3': P. Gordon, L. Wallace. C. Cooper. S. Kilgorc, S. Gums. J. McMahon. M. Applegatc. S. Sakss, S. Bambauer, D. Stevenson. V. Gasuras, H. Barber, D. Thomas, J. Fried berg. S. Lefevre. WEST BAKER HALL West Baker women placed second in the Home- coming rally among all the dorms on campus this year. They continued on through a year of activity by sponsoring an Orphany Day Christmas Party, a hay- ride and square dance, and an ail-dorm art show. They also had a swimming party in February and a semi- formal dance at the Jai Lai. West Baker sponsored mixers every three weeks and religious programs every month. West Baker seniors and scholars were honored at a recognition tea in the spring. WEST BAKER HALL Rou' f: S. Schullz D. Slazen. N. Baumbaugh, J. Lcnhart, E. Maluvius, J. Zeus, S. Winkler. C. Mickclsen. A. Wolf. 1. Haynes, J KrugmnnA Raw 2: I. Kalnins. A. Hastings. B. Hacker, S. Lamp, L. Exwine. 3A Amumini, S. Woods, J. Wilcox M. Opritza. P. Papachristoforou. J. Shusler. T. Moidel, D. Salazar. Row 3: M. Reiss. S. Gerdy. J. Best. M Philpou. D. Van Zee. Laura Huszar. R. Crozicr. M. Wolf. D. Hostclicy, A. Zachary, S. Kenner. L. Kcnner, J . Caste. I. Waggoner, C. Powell. J. Huuenlocher. I WEST BAKER HALLhRow f: G. Anetzberger 0'. presJ, J. Bourisseau gpresJ. R. Friedeman tv. presJ. A. Zachary tsecJ. Row 2: L. Woodrow ttreasJ. S. Woods tsocml chrmJ. WEST BAKER HALL Many West Baker residents find the dorm library contest for the West Baker poets this year. Through- a convenient place to study. The library is equipped out the entire year West Bakerites were extremely for- with current research materials, novels, and many tunate to be able to dine with over fifteen hundred magazines. The dorm also has its own iiterary mag- men in the Baker Hall cafeterias. azine known as the Conch, and it sponsored a poetry WEST BAKER HALIr-RO'W I: T. Belina. P. Jacobson. St Sweeney. L. Behan, C. Zerkle, G. Riehl, I. Goldschmidt, P. Brennan. M. Kanney. Raw 2: B. Beatty. B. Thomas. J. Kessler. L. Woodrow. S. Manifold, R. Friedeman. C. Buxton. M. Callahan, J. Howard. E. Easton. J. Adkins. V. Liber. Row 3: K. Tapocsi, D. Rapport. J. Hoelscher. J. Kijanko, D. Sibbet, C. Noecker, B. Brannon, L. Pierce. C. Black, S. Holsinger. J. Brumbaugh. B. Wiglon. L. Got- schall. S. Miller. K. Schlee. Row 4: E. Hirsch. P. Greenler. D. Gibson. P. Smith, S. Seitz, V. Komito. 1.. Smith. L. Joy. G. Saarela. C Wolfe. S. Mahar, S. Brooks, C. Green, C. Samsa, D. Grimes. G. Richardson. It 8 a ll- 4 LI- BRADLEY HALb-Row I: Karen Grayson mead residcnO, L. Johnson, L. Kleiber tsecJ, N. Prather tprch. K, Haiman tv. presJ. S. Holeski ttreasJ. C4 Ellison. Row 2: Miss Kubik. S. McKinley. D. Naylor. V. Beeler, B. Schneider, K. Lindsey, D. Rupert, P. Soaresl Row 3: J. Guuerman, W. Smallsrced, L. Rhoades, M. Alia, R. Geller, Bt Lavictes, S. Weiss, K. Esben- shade. BRADLEY HALL The women of Bradley Hall enjoyed a variety of The theme was ttStccbi Fire Island Party. Bradley social activities this year. To start things off in Octo- women also sponsored Ron Sepic, Buckeye basket- bcr, they had a Halloween Party with Stadium Dorm. ball player, in the ttUgliest Man on Campus contest. A mixer with Steeb Hall men was next on the agenda. BRADLEY IIALL-Row I: J. West, B. Wilson. M. Wcimraub, W. Diskanl, Row 2: 8. Bar- loff. L. Kleiber. R. Falter. K. Esbenshade. B. Bodnar. A. Balint, D. Bennett. M. Beam. Row 3: T. Kclbey. L. Gabbterl, L. Szonyi, M. Miles. R. Frolich. L. Fcigcnbaum. J. McCall, B. Vance, L: Dpnlap. T. Harris. Raw 4: S. Pels, M. Frey, L. Frey, St Holeski, M. Alia, J. Zielinski, C. Llskal, A. Botturif, A. Moore, B. Brown, K Lewis. BRADLEY HALbRow I: J . Mackey, B. Seidman. A. Senser. W. Smallsreed, N. Prather, S. VanArsdalc. L. Rhoades. D. Naylor. F. Murray. Row 2: K. Fentom J. LeFeber. S. Weiss. C. Mills, 8. Remy. B. Read, M. Luksza. 13. Rice. 8. Smith. I. Baumann. Row 3: K. Bonar. M. Minard. B Elliott. C. Duckwaid. K. Thomas, J. Knueven, C. Burton, K. McCormick. N. Bonar L. Gore, J. Lamb. In February, Bradley went Broadway. The women sponsored a trip to see My Fair Lady and had a dance afterwards. A winter retreat at Camp Agape prcwided fun, food, a fireplace, and folk singing, be- sides a good lecture. Vespers and :1 Scholarship Ban- quet stimulated the Bradley women to pursue high goals in their college careers. BRADLEY HALLrRow I: D. Dougan. T. Bland. S. Johnson. E. Ewing. Row 2: B. Fedor. PA Vrabei. V Beeler. B. Kraft. D. Shrum. S. Allick. B. Touby. L. Pitasky. Row 3: C. Wald- man. R. Brotkin. A. Murphy. K. Olingcr. G. Swick. J. Clemans. K. Lindsey. E Billie. B. Kisel'. 3. Dow. Row 4: P. Ebcr. S. Eisnaugle. V. Snyder. Karen Grayson mead residenU, S. Net- tleton, J. Zelazny, G. Jones, H. Scheiner, B. Lavieles, N. Rogers, R. Great. eh. e .eLe- ...-. m.m . v.1 .- .ns-r : .- 1r: ... ...-- e g: I C IL: 1:: l x 1 m - :5, Ir: W . r 1 I t Rif' V e-e $ .- h r;- e, L . t N: .59; I l A v ' T; G In a -. .. .J' CAN'FIELD HALLeRon' i: P, chize. S. Hambrighti K. Mester. E. Minen, M. Low. V. Ayres. Row 2: J. Dodge, A. Petrokubi. B. Newcomer. M. Corwin, E. Mace, S. Shinabarger, D. Corthell. D. Hendricks CANFIELD HALL The purpose of Canfield Hall is to provide its women with a college home and to further their aca- demic, seeial, and cultural interests. The women of Canheld were active this year in fulhlling this purpose through social activities and service and by learning through participation. They had a Little Sis Week- end in April and 21 Bunny Party with Stadium Dorm. In February they had their Heart to Heart Winter For- mal. CANFIELD HALIF-Rou- I: P Yast. P. Mazh. D. Howard. P. Krupko. S. Godsey, C. Bush, P. Schellin. Row 2: C. Hetzlcr. CL Fischer. C. BuemL C. Mole. C. Keller. 5. Ray. G. Kalin. S. Waterman, Mt Klein. Row 3: J. Young. J. Thornburg. P. Rahn, S. Insley, L. Penrod, S. Dun- lap, G. Kearney, J. Soike, L. Midier. CANFIELD HALIPRow I: M. French, D. Barnes, MA Karhn. Mi Conner, Mi Nemeth, C. Barkley. C. Reese. Raw 2: B. McCarty. J. Zehnder. J. Schneider. 5. Humphries. G. Cayce. B. Anderson J. Brunk, C. Shullheis. Row 3: C. Lyons, C. Allion. P. Ardnerj Ki Coughenour, G. Collins, S. Stanbro. P. Darling. G. Queen, N. Unkenholt. During Christmas celebrations on campus Canfield had its own Christmas program with faculty guests. Dadis Day Weekend was in Nevember, and Caniieid women had a luncheon and tea in honor of their Dads. Within the dorm there were four main organiza- tional groupseHouse Council, the legislative body; Standards Commission, the dorm judicial body; Stu- dent Assistants, orientation and guidance women; and Freshman Class Council, a new group which is comprised of freshman representatives. CANFIELD HALLeRow J: M. Woods. P. Hagedon. K. Rockwood. C. DeBarlolo, D. Keller. Row 2: M. Sirola. C. Flapp, J. Rosenberg. G. Rey. Re Hockman. S. Slate. L. Bennett. 1. Moore Row 3: L. Schriver. S. Gaier. J. Longnecker. J. Vcncl. L. Albert. K. Maczka. T. Randall. C. Kitson. L. Bone. M. Morrison, 5. Trausch. S. Barr, C. Hchr. Row 4: l. Allcrding. B. Brown. B. Duccasleri J. Brombaugh. Ee Toukcmen. B. Johnson. L. Saurcrs. K. Jackson. K. Patterson. K. O'Connell, B. Totin, K. Amine. lw gll kl. !I'.: did '1 i I 2.5!: g, MACK HALL OFFICERLRow I: M. Sharpe, P. Berry tpresJ, 5. Handler, D. Goodman. MACK HALL Heskett. C. Goslec, S. The women of Mack Hall were noted for their was the most active quarter for Mack women. They friendliness and enthusiasm for both hall and Uni- held their annual Winter Formal at Ilouka's in Janu- versity-Sponsored activities this year. Autumn Quar- ary and Little Sis Weekend in February. During tcr brought Homecoming, Dadis Day, and Christmas Spring Quarter, Mack Hall had three girls running decorating contests within the dorm. Winter Quarter for Pledge Princess. MACK HALEROW 1: S. Zelenka, J. Dirmeycr, S. Mahoney, N. Lipman, 54 Chase. L. McCall, L. Hostettler. J. Jaffery. Row 2: J. Spitlert S. Schneider, D. Hulton, J. Matat D. Venham, A, Logan, N. Stone, D Davis, E. Watson. Row 3: L. Blemler, C. Chaney, S. Black, C. Bowman, C. Beckwith. L. Russell, J. Harbauer, K, Manfrass. M. Krieger. K. O'Connor, L. Dodson, S. t Duerr, M. Misnik. Row 4: G. Smith, L. Worth, R. Miller. A. Hartsook, D. Bobby, Kt Down- - ton. 1. Butler, A. Fisher, J. Dyer. E. Roush, M. Farron. MACK x I' HALL r . MACK HALLuRow I: N. Lentz, L. Cox. B. Boyer, S. Hayes. I. Kalick. M. Gray. Mrs. Starr. Row 2: M. Wells. S. Wohlcrs, C. Schiefer, M1 Bogatay, E. Parks. .l. Mason. C. Kilc. K. Bobula,J.Andrews,J.C1ark. MACK HALL Row 3'.- S. Conway, H. Kersey, S. Heskelt. C. Alexander. J. Lockm S. Shulty. M. Marks, M. Romite, A. Pearl. Row 2: J. Drummond, M. Heichel. C. Amweg, J. Keller. 3. Yates. C. Klebaum, C. Doncaslcr. M. Gibbins, E. Franks, L. MichelL K. Hull. J. Buckloh. K. Hershberger. Row 3: B. Brown, S. Hull, P. Theiscn. K. Magrum, S. Levine, P. Singer, P. Mc- Mullen, S. Schic, B. Oleary, T. Arline, R. Clark. MACK HALLr-Row I: M. Kicker, M. Pollock, E. Myers. V. Noble, M. Mazziotti. F. Lim- bert. R. Decker. Row 2: G. GunneII, C. Gooding, W. Berlin. 3. Plltz. S. Espenschicd. S Meyer, K. Boss. 0. Zahand. Row 3: M. Sharpe, J. Lawrence. 1. Groner, S Morrow. L. Donaldson, R. Shroyer. P. Gavron, S Davis, J. Curran, R. Delizeith, P. Berry. Row 4: B. Kaufman, K. Hook, D. Endlich, B4 Fryer. L. Locke. M. Eeatty. L. Levi, S. Stoldcr. D. Kaminsky, K. Beasley. MORRISON TOWER-Row I: B. Bigler. M. Boss. K. Heimlieh. S. Nesbitl. K. Hron- Cheh. L heliou. Rmr 2: M. Morrow C. Brown, J. Weisse F. Nisbet, P. Larkin. CA Hinson. C. Dudt. B. Miller. Ron: 3: J. Wright. J. Porch. C. Nelson. P. Boyer. 0. Tyler. M. Schnefer. N. Wilchere A. Davern. A. Bruzzcseh J. Zinser. ht Hennignn, J. Blair. J. Wacker. L. Koellisch. Row 4: C. Weil, R. Dworkin. D. Conkle. L. Caplan. C. Katz. A. Haldane D. Weiner, L. Karol, H. Eisner, P. Nickel. M. Waymire, C. Bizjak. MORRISON TOWER : Morrison Tower opened last fall with six hundred signs and a unisphere. Christmas took on a more ' thirteen residents, The Morrison girls were welcomed meaningful atmosphere when the Morrison women by the orientation theme the Worldhs Fairest. Each had their Christmas party with the theme of an old floor of the dormitory had a different country to re- fashioned Christmas and had Stadium Dorm and sev- produce, and the lobby was decked with tourist eral orphans as guests. MORRISON TOWER-eRmv I: J. Doss, Se Freshour. L. Kahn. A. Cohen. H. Bioeh, R. Hoff- man. L. Owings, J. Stemberger. Row 2: J. Godfrey. L. Martin. D. Kruger, C. Hopman, A. Cutler, B. Tackus. D. Trugman, J. Orehek, B. Bachman. P. Magcc, P. Hill. i 1 i i i 5 MORRISON TOWERhRow I: V. Millice. S. Heffhines. K. Harvey. S. BIumert. J. Heemstra. C. Woodward, J. Grestncr. J. Ometer. J. Lennon. Row 2: N. Aitel, S. Davidson. M. Strohl, Jh Drucn, JA Krall. B Class. R. Perkins. S, Zivnuska. V. Andra. S, Platofl. Ph Collins. S. Berger. 5. Alscnas. Raw 3: S. Strayer. S. Azakoff, D. Fox. J. Wilson. K. Ausdall. P. Stokes. S. Stevenson, D. Dugas, E. Baker. A. Kohlbach. L. Smith. S. Rubin. Winter Quarter was Fort Lauderdale time when in May. The Key. the Morrison Tower literary mag- the girls had their Florida Party complete with a sun azine, provided cultural information, stimulation, and shop and beach. Little sisters of Morrison women guidance for the residents throughout the year. were entertained in February, and Mom was honored MORRISON TOWERhRow .1': J. Bcrlschc. M. Fiing. M. Johnson. J. Brenneman. l. Octtinger, JA SchifEr, R. Lieb. J. Link. Row 2: B. Kilwy. C. Wilhelm. C. Seckler. J. Sensemnn. R. Hankinsom S. Mahnupt. A. Kurz. A. Allen. B. Mokrzycki. E. Elton. F. Cohen. J, Levin. L Spring. G. Guggisberg. Row 3: P. Dunham. D. Kovacevich. C. Austen. N. Reich, C. Gillman. M. Ellis. C. Baker. J. Graham, B. Shaw. N. Slate. M. Hclt. V. Moore. B. Hensiey. T1 Harrod. R. Reiss. NEIL HALL EXECUTIVE COUNCILwRow 1.- K. Nelson, B. Allerding. Row 2: L. Case, N. Wuchter tpresJ, C. Rodabaugh, K. Lien. NEIL HALL Neil Hall, the only upper-class dorm 0n campus, greeted Neil residents this year. The look-alikett dad is the home of nurses and transfer students who share and daughter won the approval of the Dadst Day a meaningful dorm life combining the traditions of gathering at Neil in November. The Christmas party the past with the ingenuity of these new to the campus. took on new meaning when the residents gave the For the hrst time in many years a welcoming mixer night watchmana scholarship. NEIL HALLeRow I: M, Livingston. K. Gerraty, E. Witschey. K. Foreman, M. Solomon, P. Noon. C. Conklin, B. McCoy. K. Gilbert. Row 2: L Fanning. B. Shawler, M. Bradshaw, J. Wootton. J. Nietz. P. West. P. Pope. V, Beavers, D. Otto, M4 Herman. Row 3: B. Ranch, N. Oborn, C. Turner, P. Batdorf, J. Maliett, L. LaFlame, M. Black, N. Fullerton. T. Flash, NEIL HALkRoiv I: E. Girdner, J. Stuckey, N. Sidner. J. Wasson, P. King, S. Kovach, B. UIbrich. Mi Boman. N. Iams. Row 2: J. Herald, K. Pfahl, N. Manges. S. Summers, C. Coichl. M. Divoky, N. Pocock, 1. Black, J. Morgan, C. Lackey, N. Robson, K. Furry, A. Tsutomi. The traditional Nursesi Banding, which is an im- portant event to the residents of Neil, was honored with an open house. The women also remodeled an old apartment over the garage into a study area. Study h,h r , Ma. . xL , I v Sax;l' w aw; . .u'g H hm ' is taken seriouslyhthe average accumulative point hour is 2.6. The ofhcers of Neil attended a retreat this year to gain knowledge and understanding of their particular duties as officers. Crowded firing conditions is no: the Otlfy reason for the dose- knir friendliness of Neil residents. Va NORTON HOUSEeRmv I: E. Koons. 8. Sutton. A. Shepard. J. Junker. Ct Johnston, S. Miller. L. Lytle. Row 2: J. Alzenhofer, T. Kaufman, N. Immcll. L. Fry. C. Mayer. L Dem- ming. N. Davis. P. Wagner. Jt Rohloff. P. Barnes. M. Knapp. Row 3: B. Zimpfer. C. Schauh. B. Waters. A. Esclgrolh. M. Essex V. Opper. 1-. Bcatenhead. K. Bowdent J. Campbeli. St Huff. NORTON HOUSE Norton House, an active North Complex dormitory, took part in several campus activities this year. Nor- ton women joined the men of Scott House to build 3 Homecoming display. One of Norton's residents, Mary Jane Henderson, was 21 member of the Homecoming court. The women also had several mixers with the men of Stadium Dorm and Scott House, and they used the patio in front of the dorm for several cook- outs on Sunday evenings. NORTON HOUSEeRmI' I: B. Daily tpresJ. lt Higbea ttreasJ. G. Freeman tseCJ. L. Boast tv. presl Row 2: S. Clark. L. Smokey. C. Smith. M. Albertt P. Anderson. 1. Hart. D. car, penter. E. Mattey, R. Beaumont. Row 3: D. Swank. D. Miller. D. Parks. Kt Lieberman P. Sklarski. D Craig. B. Pralher. M. Bilderback, M. Purdy, A. Craig. C. Halterman. G. Lloyd, L. Wiiliams. Row 4: B, Simer. D. Hendren. P. Metzler. C. Liggelt. G. Bahas. K. Dewitt. G. Stuogls. G. McPeek. B. Miller. N. Bell, Ne Scttlemyre, K. Yams. L. Polstcr. J. Davison. OXLEY HALMROII' t: J. Kajder. N. Kander. L. Warner. S. Silverman. J. Mullen. Row 2: M; Malay. P. Shearer, G. Gabsella, K. Cameron. L. Coull, C. Crilly, M. White. Row 3: Miss Hedgecock. E. Brinker. G. Stahl. V. Cooper. R. Tozzi. G. Ober. M. Schiefcr. J. Parr. K. Peel. A. Bush. Mrs. Reedcr. Row 4: V1 Nakeff. N. Allen, L. Gledhill. J. Walker. C. Cline. B. Heyman, L Billett, J. Islet, M. Wildermuth. OXLEY HALL Oxley Hall took hrst place in the Dadk Day decora- tions this year and celebrated by presenting the dads with free cigars. Oxley combined its efforts with Park Hall to take first place in the South Complex open house parties. The 130 residents entertained their litu tie sisters for a weekend during Winter Quarter. Their scholarship committee encourages high academic achievement by presenting their scholars with carna- tions and by sending congratulatory letters to the parents. OXLEY HALLyRou' I: D. Klein. J. Krueger, B. Collins. D. David. J. Williams. D. Ahlman. Row 2: K. Spernnza. J. Stamer. C. Eicrmnn, P. Morantz. D. Sampson. L. Ragan. Row 3: Miss Hedgcock. S. Lieberman. J. Tyler, B. Jacobs, Yt Ferguson, C. Lohnes. L. Berestin, St Urbas. St Stefanie. Mrs. Reader. Row 4': K. Huber. K. Prouty, G. Liebherr. K. StrueWing, K. Henry, L. Madorsky, Y2 Cable, D. Levine. B. Slaybaugh. MA. A 1.1m; . VngY . V'w 7.! ' . w- Al' vww t 4.5 Ma; ;.. Iv v ' . . 7 . 1A AA t AA Am A . Y . A't KLaRAA 1h. fvyv t3 V In nn'i III: 'l unnumxm T t! t':-A-'A'J e 9 fknh ' w 333' .u --'.:n Vwii warnr; A ,X VYWTV . W4? W! widgr Himiimx 'UCHIhIVV' --. .$ . SIEBERT HALLeRow I: N. Greenwood. L Men. A. Appelbaum. G. Beath. M. Davidson, M. Nceld. S. Eyman. C. Newman. Row 2: D. Kay. L. Leonard. B. Niemincn, S. Jones. M. Sandman, J; Bates. L. Romans. J. Haysak, N. Collins, 3. Bonnell. SIEBERT HALL Siebert women were active in several community functions and campus activities this year. They had a hootenanny at the Ohio State School for the Blind and a Valentines Day party for retarded children in February. Throughout the year they helped to supply a needy family with food, clothing and other neces- sities. In October they had a hayride, an all-dorm Halloween Party, and a bowling tournament. Little Sis Weekend for Siebert was in February, and the Spring Formal was in May. SIEBERT HALLFRow I: J. Washington, L. Roman. M. Rigelhaupt, K. Roschman. S. Vai- entine, A. Behum. L. Lange. S. Goldman. Row 2: C. Brunsman. M. Varga. M. Gennett. S. Caldwell. R. Chatmam D. Jones tprch, M. l-leimlich. 5. Parks. M. Eochme. Row 3: P. Bar- rett, L. Foote, D. Koening, R. Taylor, L. Cornctt, L Lewis. G. Menefee, M.Klein. C. Gross- r u wnmm r59; ' 'mxu'zmi fur v i? i . . X33! n . .. n a ah ah 5' .01. t$5y$5wu .LJJ .1..r3l. '- Ii! I JJIJALH i'h'ai'm'm'g'lt 2E2 . -O Q? .139: 4?? .- ' Y' . . t lArtrd 1 1' au'b'Qt. .15. :o'iti' b i we : rvvau -It :9 SIEBERT HALLyRow F: N. Scholnik. M. Levin. M. Lyncht C. Shumaker. P. Evanson, J. Newby, F. Lewis. Row 2: L. Bauer. J. Rice. M, Sileckys. 'R. Myers, J. Oder, T. Stearns. J. Warehinle, B. Niuman. S. Kirkbride. Row 3: M. Greene. C. Davidson, R. Savcll, N. Gibson. 8. Carothers, A. Berman, L. Cage. R. Morganstern. The women of Siebert formed an International Com- mittee for those girls interested in travel. Their ten- story dorm is often referred to as the High and Mighty by its residents, who are proud of their high- rising residence hall. Siebert women held their dorm elections at the end of Winter Quarter, and there was active campaigning for several days. SIEBERT HALLeRmu 1: D. Dickinson. Mt Miller. I. Givens. M. Youngs. C. Fowler. 1. Cock- burn, M. Tobin. Row 2: A. Dawson. K. Render. Ht Koba, J. Spencer. 3. Raster. B. Alkm. D Coyne. Row 3: M. Ross, N. Weils, L. Dcibcl, C. Hilbert, A. Ford. St Demon, D. Bohn. L: Rudisill. 411' V ,1 A, - mvgsavtv - It i J$+ o hh .j'k- ,. . .11 31333 A a :hiAAAnniAx IIII.'- III II2UILL-IJLM KAKAh 7. PATERSON HALL PATERSON HALL Row I: C. Frank. P. Chester, W. Cook, R. Cornell, 5. James, D. Mil- ligan. N. Burton. Row 2: J. Evans. B. Brackeny, K. Johnson. J. Aebersold. M. Zeltler. K. Bam- barger. D. Frobosc. S. Black. PATERSON HALL Row I: 1. Jacobs. M. Snowen B. Samuel. B. Jeffery. T. Millet. E. Steim N. W'hiu: Row 2: A. Pachtcr. B. Segal. R. Keebler. P. Roberts. B. McGrew. N. Buck. 1.. Leatherman, M. Mayer, N. Klems. A. Fischlin. C. Siemon. PATERSON HALL Row .f: I. Schuue, J. Henning. C. Hughes. L Scott. P. Task. 5. Freed- man, L. Testerman. E. Kravitz, D. Compton. R. Pokol, Row 2: B. Homan. P. McClellan. B. Sankey. C. Czika, S. Maznr, B. McKinney. L Martin. M. Kline, J. Tapper. R. MacFarlan. Row 3: K. Donaldson, P. Reemc. D. Schwartz. E. Dilchburn, A. Levy. B. Morris, A. Schmidt, B. Kaercher, S. McCormick. S. Hansen. A. Hess. B. Lorey, S. Erickson. M. Evans. E. Small. Lk Sekuiar. Row 4: J. Sheridan. C. Chrisman. L. Pcssclman, J. Henry. Y. Ebnen C. Hall. J. Johnson, G. Ballard, G. Ellis, B. Yager. N. Pumphrey, S. Carter, M. Warrick. J. Spira. VK Caplinger. x PATERSON HALLeRow i: K. Kakehashi. R. Milstead. N. Fenton. 1.. Hunt. J. Dietrich. P. Wengcr. K. Schultz. K. Wiget. Row 2: S. Melton. P. Montgomery. L. Comet. J. Liff. P. Siegel. F. Rakusin. C. Edwards, T. Emish. A. Woodworth. 8. Craig. Row 3: K. Palnaude. P. Williams. S. Landes. D. Compton. B. Satala. J. Wallace. S. Levine, C. Glockner. D. Lockert. S. Ensinger. J. Trytck. D. Agee. J. Chormann. M. Lasik. E. Dodge. Row 4: B. Bandlcr. V. Flock. M. Meyers. C. Brooks. A. Bope. J. Allen. B Harvey. A. Lorence. P. LcMunyon. R. Patrick. E. Brown. S. Kadel, A. Bracht. 8. Maine, U4 Teasley. PATERSON HALL DAVISSON-HANLEY This year Paterson women initiated the new social Twenty-six girls, who each maintain at least a 2.8 function of coffee socials for graduate men, and they accumulative average, reside in the Davisson-Hanley were the first womenis dorm to have sweatshirts with Alumnae Scholarship House. The house is a coopera- their own crest on them. They also won the WRHC tive unit, and it has a ttbig and little sish system to scholarship trephy for South Campus. make newcomers feel at home. DAVISSON-HANI-EY SCHOLARSHIP HOUSEeRmv I: M, Marx, G. Kunerl. M. Billing. B. Kraus. Raw 2: N. Sprinkle. J. Culp 0!. prch. Mrs. Jackson thouscmolherl J. Maxwell tpresJ. J. Slutz tsecJ. M. Kennedyr OreasJ. Row 3: L. Still. M. Derringer. N. McInturf. S. Hover, J. Houlz. A. Alcock, P. Eyerly. J. Youngman. M. Monske. A. Dickcrhof. N. Schmalcn- berger, S. Murphy, S. VanArsdalen, S. Metzler. I. Borchardt. N. Herman, D. Byrd. .-.- 41-..- .1x'....r. ; . .. .. .. wwM-n ... n 11 -4.-L;- WESTMINSTER HALL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL-Row I: E. Wherry tpresJ, B. Wilson, Virginia Hershbcrger thead residenD. Row 2: R. Bowman. J. Wellman, M. Keiler, K. Parsons. WESTMINSTER HALL The 140 coeds of Westminster Hall maintained high scholastic: standards and continued participation as campus leaders this year. At Christmas they gave a dinner to thank the members of the Presbyterian Board and the Dean of Womerfs staff for their assis- tance. To relieve tension before finals, they held a Winter Hillbilly Dinner and dressed appropriately for the occasion. In addition, the dorm sponsored an or- phan in Greece with the profits from a Seven-Up vending machine. WESTMINSTER HALLeRow 1: J. Montgomery. C. Caudill, S. Carpenter, E. Hayden, M. Walsh, L. Talmon. Row 2: M. Rowland, L. Stamper, C. Mitcheli, B. Dickinson, 3. Manning, J. Snelson, M. Gnrbesi. K. James, A. Black, L. Hicks. Row 3: P. Dziamba, C. Rhoadcs, B. Schwab, C, Culbertson, K. Whinnery. J. Wince, C, Goldman, B. Kerr, A. Johnston, P. Studebaker, C. Ross. C. Harris. M. Heller. K. Miller. V. Phillips. Row 4: M. McKeever, S. Yoder, L. Yandle, S. Pease, Nt Samson, LA Weed, K. Artopoeus, J. Douglas. N. Thoman, S. Shank. D. Young, 13. Wyatt, B. Fisher. ZONTA HOUSEeRow f: B. Hoffman. P. Yeoh, R. Mendoza. Mrs. Watson, I. Sharawi, E. Albapo, E. Guerrero, L. Shalion. Row 2: C. Kwong. G. Warrington, K. Gearhart, T. Erohina, I. Wllson, V. Hollzapple, U. Turkmen, A. Hamada. ZONTA HOUSE MARY POMERENE The women of Zonta International House partici- The Mary Pomerene Alumnae Scholarship House pated in many of the International Student Associa- is a cooperative housing unit which is supported by tion activities this Year. They also held several open Ohio State Alumnae. Selection of girls to live in the houses and took part in the annual International house is based on outstanding high school records, Buffet. and all residents must maintain a 2.8 accum. MARY POMERENE SCHOLARSHIP HOUSEmRou: I: M. Michaelson. E. Shough, P. Pontius. S. Blocher, S. Fischer. Row 2: C. Kaslner, E. Karg hr. presJ, N. Schwarts hpresJ. Mrs. Body mousemolherL J. Hovance hsch, R. Gcbhardt UrcasJ, l. Timko. Row 3. J. Podmore, H. Hudson, K. Krenrick. L. Smith, J. Vollrath. N. Hoffman, Re Womersley, S. Brubaker, M. Thompson. Row 4: D. Lore, C. Morgan. J. Wilson, A. Trombitas, Je Hinton, M. McLaughlin. K. Klippel, F. Baker. ANN TWEEDALE HOUSE-Ron- I.- D Shearer. Mt Overmeyer, L. Millarve. K. Wilspn. P. Hodge, S. Schriver. Row 2: B. Mchr. C. Good, J. Baird. D. Honsa, S. Spoerlt D. Smith, G. Dean. ANN TWEE DALE HOUSE Ann Tweedale House serves as a residence hall for fourteen women enrolled in any college or major pro- gram in the University. Each student is chosen on the basis of fmancial need and ability to adjust to the cooperative atmosphere of the house. She must be at least a third quarter freshman with a 2.0 accum. Co- operation and close relationships are most important to the Tweedale girls who are sponsored by the Womenk Self Gowrnment Association. BIBBEE NURSES Bibbee Nursing Scholarship House was established by the School of Nursing for nursing students with financial need, scholastic achievement, and good citizenship. Representatives front the School of Nursing interview prospective residents of the house. The women run the house themselves with no head resident. This year it was the outstanding house for scholarship, but the women also had a fine social year which included the Open house for the Juniors who received the bands on their caps. x i! l i BIBBEE NURSING SCHOLARSHIP HOUSEeRmr f: B. Baker. C. Schuckert tpresJ. Row 2: G. Luke, D. Soppeisa, T. Gladd. R. McCormick, J. Santomieri. Row 3: H. Homer, L Besst, J. Larson. 5. Adams, N. Bagley, L McDevitt. C. Herrington. Putting r: nursing uniform together it nor a mIe-Immrm job. H .111 -.- -.. BLACKBURN HOUSE-Row I: T. Rash, E. Maser, N. Curaor, T. Wright, M. Hogan, T. Gamer. Row 2: B. Wright, J. Portman, 3. Risto, D. Podobnikar, J. Maxtield, P. Scheiber, C. Tweel. BLACKBURN HOUSE Blackburn House was the home of 224 residents this year. The men enjoyed an active social year which included a hayride in November and a dormitory Christmas decorating contest in Dccember. They took part in Dad's Day activities and Homecoming and won third place in Homecoming decoraticms. Black- burn,s Valentinds Day Party and Dance took place in February. Blackburn men also formed a glee club this year. xt-rni-e-t ' t HALLORAN HOUSE-Row I: L. Goldberg tadVisorL T. Oleksy tpresJ, B. Batwinis 0?. presJ. B. Hubbard UrezlsJ. Row 2: H. Goldstein, R. Stauffer. J. Waltzt B. Morrison. D. Shelquist. J. Henderson, L. Beears. B. Plate. HALLORAN HOUSE Halloran House was dedicated in February and re- ceived a portrait of Ensign William I. Halloran, for whom the dorm was named. Every week throughout the year the dorm had guest speakers who discussed careers and the future in engineering. The men of Halloran remodeled the basement of the dorm during Winter Quarter to use as an engineering library. They took second prize in Homecoming decorations and sponsored a slave sale during Autumn Quarter. .. zmr'l.-r.';:r:' ' I HAVERFIELD HOUSE COUNClLeRuu- f: T Artzner tseeijl. D. Kcilin l'presJ. S. Perskyr tV. presJ. S. Tesmer UreasJ. Row 2: R cherka. D. Yanik. E. Ross. P. Issacs, D. Campbell. J. Larson. J. Simione. J. Abava. HAVERFIELD HOUSE Haverheld House had several dilTerent and exciting social functiorls this year for the North Complex men. Besides placing second in the dormitory Homecoming float decorations with Barrett House and Halloran House, they had a semi-formal Christmas dance and a party for underprivileged children. Halloran men also entertained their dates and guests at a beer blast, a hayride, a luau. and an Ohio Union Terrace Dance. HAVERFIELD HOUSEeRmr .-': D. Yanik. Pt lssacs. E. Ross. T. Artzner. S. Persky. Row 2: J. Curva. G. Powerst T. Cutcher. L. Snider. D. McDonald. Row 3: D Keilin, D. Vokes. Be Warden. K. Omellschenkm T. Garrison. V. D. Campbell. P. Spurlock. I. Wardell. Be Veverka. Siatras. P. Rabby. J. Ringer. 1,. Ross. M. Yoder. D. Greene J. Larson. thm' 4: F. C'uller. 0. Edmundson. D. Rinderle. D. Evans. G. Pappas. S. Tesmer. S. Olah. L. Karbler. D. Rhoads. L. Thomas, S. Wanner. W. Wideman. J. Simione. PARK HALL COMMITTEE CHAIRMANtRmr I: R. Gruen. J. Malena. B. Leggett. R. Doll, T. Hoberg. C. Dallas. G. Hamcr. V. Santero. John Nichols tadvisorL PARK HALL Park Hall had an active honorary service frater- nity which prepared tape. recordings for the blind. The tapes consisted of the. adventures of popular charac- ters from c0mic books, and the Park Hall men pro- vided full sound effects. Tapes were. donated to the Columbus School for the Blind, and one of them is now in the Library of Congress. Most popular of the. tapes were nBeetle Bailey.u WDcnnis the Menace.n and Mighty Mouse. PARK HALL COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVFStile ! F: C Thelas. C. Whitmcr UreasJ. N. Mustric, J. Davis tpresJ. T. Hoberg tv. p J. Martin ts; .1. 1. Gates. Row 2: L. Kasper. S. Bieh'cki, T. Waters. T. Pajk. C. Dallas. R. Gill. M. Hogah. J. Bow an. D Davis. D. Kahler, G. Procfrio, R. Urmson. I. Pietschman, D. Dudak. S. Campagna. W'. Graff. ' l- I .4 ..w. m. Hi iHH a SCOTT HOUSEeRow I: D. Miller. D Lehman. S. Zoldan, Di Cohen. A. Teichman, J. Nawalanic. H. Miller! J. Lenhart. Row 2: J. Seheei, E. Brooks, D. Hill, D. Dyer tpresJ, D. Brown fy. presJ, S. Pollack, B. Shondel, W. Urban. Rear 3: W. Ailgire, M. Reed, 1. Church. B. Aufmuth. J. Toussant. G. McDonald. J. Lee. J. Long. E. Gottsman, L. Austin, J. Christiansen, M. Roberts. A. Barsky, D. Sloane, R. Curry. SCOTT HOUSE The men of Scott House displayed their ingenuity by publishing the Scott Tissue, a humorous dorm pub- lication, throughout the year. They also operated a book exchange. Active Scott men Sponsored several exchange dinners with Morrison Tower and Siebert Hall; they had a Christmas decorating contest which the first floor men won; they held at Scott Hoot and sponsored a swim night for couples. Scott men also purchased a stereo for their main lounge. Vnicmt'ne Bail Queen Sandra CuHer receives roses. i '1 l I I STADIUM DORM Parties with Playboy, Mafia, Halloween, and Christmas themes were feature events at Stadium Scholarship Dormitory this year. Stadium men were also active in intramural football and volleyball in Autumn Quarter, and in February they sponsored their first Sweetheart Ball. The men of Stadium also ran two May Week booths with Oxley and Canfield women. Although they were busy throughout the year, Stadium men earned a 2.91 point hour for Autumn Quartere the highest average of any dorm. Smdfnm men had as much fun as their guesfs ar the Smdimn- Morrison Tower Christmas Parry for orphans. r1.r-;,-cn: .. 71..- E'tFtr'fmg-vLL: 1-. 4-H! am 9 '--- ... u g '. wa- J fm-i-w .-- .. EVANS SCHOLARS-Rmv I: D Madrzykowski. A. Papenfus. R. Lafkus. J. Elliott. T. Johns hreaSJ. D. Dague harcsll JV Mcllhargey W. presJ. T. Johns hsecJ. T. O'Reilly. A. Digim- Iamo. C. Sokol. Row 2: G7 Domis. D. Conlon. E. Elder. K. Kohlse W. Link. B. Hesse. D. Mitchell. P. Stroll. T. Fay. J. Timer. W. Nichols. J. Hoovler. G. Hilbert. Row 3: J. Zifer, L. Andrzejewski. K. Mocniak. P. Napierala. G. Perdue, D. Daiberl, D. Cannom D. Spaeth. J. Fey. R. Reineck. B. Lee. F. Rich. EVANS SCHOLARS Evans Scholarship House was founded in 1962 by Chick Evans, the great amateur golfer. The dormitory is now sponsored by the Western Golf Association and the AfEIiated Golf Association. The scholar- ships awarded to Evans residents cover their full tui- Smdy is only one phase of an Evans Scholar? life. 3 FL ..efh?r.. tion and housing fees and are renewable if certain standards are maintained. The Evans Scholars parti- cipated in intramurals, Homecoming, and May Week. They also had a Valentine's party for underprivileged children. ROOMING HOUSE LIFE Ohio State students who live in rooming houses find several advantages in living off-campus. They have closer relationships with everyone in the house and they appreciate the quiet which enk hances studying. The rooms are large, and some provide cooking facilities. TV dinners are a com- mon diet for students in these houses. However, many students complain that conditions in some of the houses are not in accordance with the costs of living in such a residence. The Lantern probed into the ttTrials 0f Ofvaampus Living this year and found that most rooming houses are insPected periodically. Nonetheless, coeds still complain of insumcient facilities, lack of privacy, and stringent rules. 7 11 NW if -I' . lhj'fdi n I.l '1.- Ha -:- I'IHI 1' w 3 . ' mu m I: :f'f;:llfjlxw , chxx . hwmmx wa V MW ,4: a limo when most oH-C'ampus .rrun'mrs are hm rolling out of bed. rmrn mutant BEN Johanna: is already lem'ing home. TOWN STUDENTS Town students who attend Ohio State find col- lege less expensive than thOSe who must live in a dormitory or a rooming house. They also have the comfort and privacy of their own home, and a smaller degree of adjustment to make to college life as new students. The most irritating facet of a town studentls life is the time he spends reach- ing the campus before. classes and returning home again after classes. Bill Johannes feels that carry- ing books, clothes, ROTC uniform and, occasion- ally, an umbrella all day also create a disadvan- tage to commuting. He adds that town students miss out on the exciting events which occur on campus on the spur of the moment. BEN comnmles by mm; to campus and rakes Hum: fellow town sm- dcms as riders. including Vicki Srewarr Mbovcju Marry town students afso commute by bus. L s .m C H r an. H h r. 0 f. s m. 0 H Pr 8 .1... M f a r. S .... .K .M V 5.. u. nu. m C w W .9 .w .r: a r.- .m x... .A in. 1 - qP- !'5 . . . I'.i-J-I' a. a 'r-JK' Ills- John A comb. h'ke other married students, rmHy Nays :1 doubfc rote. During the day he is a student. but when the Ms! class is over, John returns to being a hmband and father. MAR RIED STU DENTS Most married students at OSU fund that they live two separate liveseone at home and one at schooleand their greatest diihculty is fitting all of both lives into a 24-hour day. However, John Acomb hnds advantages as a married student. He feels that he gets more studying done at home in a quiet corner than he does on campus and that he has acquired more seriousness of purpose. But a married studentts connection with the University is looser and, therefore, social comacts are fewer. He also lacks sleep a great deal of the time. ttEverything suffers a little, as far as time is con- cerned, but itts a lot easier to eXplain to your wife than to the guys or a girlfriend that you have to study on a Saturday night? says John. 427 vawi'iWWHMF-M - ' Despite the stresses of the doubu'e life of student and head of a household, John 19nd: time to attend to his duties as execurhrc director of the OSU Young Repubh'cans, often rescuing to me telephone to arrange matters. John has his famr'u'y and his education, worked as a warehouseman a: wad! as a: other join. To support both a 1 SENIORS They say you are the Iorgestgroduoting class ever. You stand united now. But soon you will step ouf in- fo the world as individuofs fo confront the problems of +hot world and to leave your mark upon it. You hope your years at OSU have made you ready for That siep. SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEE The eleven seniors 0f the Senior Class Committee chose a portrait of President Fawcett by David Phillip Wilson as the Senior Class Memorial this year. They , also obtained graduation announcements and selected : a student speaker for graduation. SENIOR CLASS COMMITFEEmRow 1: M. Grisscau, J. Baird. C. Frank. Row 2: G. Elle- ! man, T. Guyton, T. Thomas, R. Fischer, J. Hockman, Richard Weaver Gidvisory ABBOTT. Virginia F.. 8.3.. Eduaur'on ABEL. Robert P. Ill. 3.5.. Commerce ABERTHJOCI R.. 3.5.. Arts emf Sriences ACHAUER. Ache-Anne, 3.5.. Home ECOHOINIE'J ACKERMAN. Karen 1., B 5.. Education ACOMB. John C.. B.A.. Arr: and Srr'c'n tr: ACUFF. Kcnnclh J., 3.3.. Am and Sri't'nrcs ADAMS, Charles B.. B.A.. Art: and Scirrrcrs. ADAMS. Frank J., 3.5., Architecturw ADAMS. James G., 3.5., Optometry ADA Ms. Karen A.. 3.5.. Education ADAMSON. Daniel P. Jr.. 8.3., Commerce AFTER. Mmjurie. 5., 8.5., Education AGIN, Thomas C.. 3.5.. Ednam'au ALEXANDER. Michael L., 3A., An; and Sciences ALLEN, Benjamin. 3.5.. Educalion ALLEN, Eiizabcm 5., 3.3.. Nursing ALLEY. Wade H. Jr.. 3A.. Arm and Sticnccs ALLMAN, Patricia K.. 3.5.. Edumnon ALPERT. Martin J.. 3.5., An: and SCI'cncn ALTHAUSER. Gerald E.. 3.5.. Agriculture ALTHOUSE. J. Tom, 3.5.. Agriculture ANDERSON. Raymond C. Jr.. 3.5.. Pharmacy ANDREWS. David I... 3.5.. Commerce ANNEAR. Marci L., 3.8.. Home Economic: ANNIS. Dianne 13.. 8.5., Edumn'on ANTHONY. Paul W.. 3.5. Pharmacy APPEL. Jud;J 5.. 3.5.. Social Work ARENA. lJnda I... 3.3.. Finr Art: ARENO, Phillip I... 3.3.. Agricultur: ARMSTRONG. Paul E.. D. V.M. ARNER. Lysbclh 1.. 3.5.. Education ARDNSGN, Sylvia. 3.5..Soc1'a! Work ASHWORTH. Judith M.. 3.5.. Eduran'ou ATWOOD. Nancy C., 3.11.. Arts and Sciences AUSTIN. Faye C.. 3.5.. Commerce AYARS. John D.. 3.5.. Agriculture AYLESWORTH. Randall D.. 3.5.. C om moral BACKUS. Kalhlecn M., 8.5., Education BAGLEY. Rogerl 11,, 3.9.. Commerce BAILEY, Nancy 1., 8.5.. Dental Hygiene BAIRD, Judith 1... 3.2L, Am and Science: BAIRD. Marilyn LL, 3.5.. Home Economics BAIRD. Raymond P., 33.. Architecture BAKER. Lawrence W.. 3.5.. Commerce BAKER. Thomas A., 3.5.. Education BALL. Rodney J.. 3.5., Educall'on BAFST. Dnnald 0,. 3.5-. Education HARBOUR. Iudilh A. 8.14 .-3.S., Arts-Ednml'r'on BARBOUR. Robert C.. 8.21.. Arts and Sciences BARKER. Timolhy L.. 3.51, An: am! Scienrt': BARNES. Dawn L.. 3.5.. Educalfon BARNETT. Orlando T.. 3.5.. Education BARNHARDT. lame: W. Jr.. 3.5.. Am and Sciences BARRETT. Phillip 1-1,. 3.5.. Commerce BARRINGER. .Tudilh E. 3.5.. Education BARRON, Arlene P... 3.5.. Education BARROW. Ronald R.. 3.5.. Education BARRY. Frederick 1.. 3.11.. Art: and Sciences BARTLESON. Joyce A.. 3.5.. Home Economic: BARTZ. Susan. 3.5.. Edmaxion BATHORY. Patricia A., 5.3.. Educau'or: BATTLE. Lynwoud L. Ir.. 5.5.. Am and Sciences BAUER. Judith A. 3.21.. Arr: and Sciences BAUGHMAN. Linda K.. 3.5.. Educmion BAUGHMAN. Thomas H.. 3.5.. An: and Science: BAYER, Gary WK, 3.5.. Commerce BAZLER. Penclopc A. 3.5.. Eduardo IEACH. Robert L.. 3.5., Arr; and Science: BEAN. Barbara 1... 3.5., Education BEARSS. James D., 3.5.. AgrEmImJ-e BEATTY. Margol F... 3.5.. Education BECK. Barbara A.. 3.3.. Cammerre BECKER. Lee C. 3.5., Arr; and Scimces BECKER. Susan G. 3.5.. Art: and Scfrncc: BEEKMAN. Howard 3.. 8.5.. Education BEERY. Kenneth E.. 8.5.. Agricuhme BEINHART. Barbara A, BA. Art: and Stienres BELL, Linda H.. 354., Am and Science: BELT. Marian 1.. 3.5.. Home Eranomit'x BELVO. Virginia C.. 3.5-, Education BENDER. Jack L. 8.5.. Commerce BENJAMIN. Susan R.. 3.5., Education HENTZ. Judilh G. 3.5.. Education BERG. James F.. 3.5.. Agricufluu BERG, Judith C.. B.A., An: and Sciences BERLOFF. Marilyn. 3.5.. Educan'on BERRY. Kenneth W.. 8.5.. Engineering BERTELSBECK. Robtrt. W.. 3.5.. Cammeme BERTZ, Joanne E.. EA .. Fine Art: BETHEL. Linda 13.. 3.5., Home Economics BETZ. Ronald E... 3.44.. Art: and Sciences BEUCLER. Cheri: C.. 8.5.. Arr: and Science: BEVERLY. William 11.. 3.5.. Engineering BIEHL. John C. 3.5., Commerce BIERBERG. Patricia 0.. 5.3.. An: and Sciences BIERY. Richard P., 8.5., Agricufrure BILKIS, Carol A.. 3.5.. Commme BILLING. Marla M.. 5.5., Education BINAU, Ma C., 3.5., Education BIRD. Julie .. 3.5.. Arts and Science: BIXBY. William E... 3.5.. An: and Sciences BLACK. Anita I... 8.5., Education BMCKSTONE. Thomas L.. 3.3., An: and Sciences BLAKE. M. Diane. 8.5., Educarfon BLAKEMORE. Elizabeth A., 3.44.. Arts and Sciences BLANCHARD, Lester ES, 35., Education BLAND. Linda D.. 3.5.. Education 435 BLINN. Susan K.. 3.3.. Am and Sciences BLISS, Myron In. 3.5., Art: and Sciences BLOCK. Richard I... 3A.. Arts and Sciences BLUM. Phyllis R.. 3.5., Social Work BOAS. Sandra L.. 8.5., Education BOGARDY, Natalie A.. 3.5.. Education BONAR. Nancy 3.. 3.5.. Home Economics BONE. Stephen H.. 3.5.. Agriculture BONN. Dorisan 1... 3.5.. Home Economics BOOTH. Roberta L.. 3.5.. Education BORCHERS. Rnbert 1.. 35.. Pharmacy BORDNER, Mary 3.. 3.3.. Educas'an BORING. Charlene A 3.5.. Home Economics BORROR. Karen 3., 3-5.. Educalion HORROR. Ronald A.. 35,334., 'Mrm'c EORST. Linda K.. 3.5.. Education BOSTDORFF. Richard 8.. 3.5.. Agricuimre BOUIC. Donald E. 35-, Agriculture BOWER. Mary E. 33.. Educalion BOWMAN. Karen J.. 3.5.. Home Economics BOWSER. Clark E... 3.5.. An: and Sciences BRADEN. Dorothy A.. 3.5., Education BRADFORD, James 1.... 3.5,. An: and Science: BRADT. Douglas 1.. 3.5.. Commerce BRAINERD. John F.. 3.5.. Agriculture BRANDES. Nancy E.. 3.5.. Nursing BRANDON. 123 L, 3.5.. Commerce BRANDT. William K.. 3.5.. Agriculture BRASKI. Paul W.. 3.5.. Arts and Science: BRAUNING. Jean C.. 3-5.. Educalion BREAKEY. Sallie K.. 3.3.. Educan'on BREDER. Elmer W. 51:, 8,1, Am- and Science: BRENNER, Robcrl 3.. 3.5.. Arts and Science: BREWSTER. Barbara 31.. 3.5.. Nursing BREYER. Joan. 3.5.. Educau'fau BRIGGS. Roberta M.. 3.5.. Home Economics BRINSON. Myra C.. 3.3.. Home Economfcj BRISKER. Paul T.. 3.5,. Agyicldmre BRET. Carolyn R.. 3.14.. An: and Sciences BROADHURST. Wesley J.. 3.9., Agriculmre EROFMAN. Marilyn G.. 3.5.. Education BROWN. Barbara 1.. 3.5.. Education BROWN. Carol 3.. 3.44,. Ffm: Arls BROWN. Dennis A 3.3.. Education BROWN. Donna M.. 3.5.. Education BROWN. Iocl A.. 35.. Commerce BROWN. Karen E.. 3.5.. Education BROWN. Karen L..B.A.. Fine Am BROWN. Paula 1.. 3.3.. Education BROWN. Philip L.. B,A.-3.S.. Art:- Education BROWN. Richard L. 35.. Educarion BROWNSTEIN. Steven H.. 8.8., Arr: and Sciences BRUBAKER. Sharon L.. 3.5.. Nursing BRUNNER. Frederick 0.. 3.5.. Fiducarfon BRUNO, Frederick W,. B.A.. Arr: and Sciences BRUNSMAN. Joyce 0., 3.5., Education BRYSON. JoEchn. 3.5.. Nursing BUCKLOH, Don C.. 3.5., Agriruh'ure BUCKNER. Robert L. 3.5.. Archirermrt BUDDEN. James T.. 3.14,. An: and Science: BUKER. W, Robert. 8.1.. Am and Science: BUGLER. Charles F... 3.5., Commerce BURCHAM. David E., B.S.. Commerce BURDEN. Diane E.. 3.5.. Education BURG. Judith L.. 3.5,. Education BUREE, Barbara E.. 33.. Education BURGE. Elltn 1.. 8.5.. Agriculture BURGESS. Barbara IL. 3.3.. Educatiou BURGETT, Keilh D.. 8.5.. Agriculture BURICK. Sandra D.. 3.3.. Education BURNETT. Nicholas C.. 8.5., Education BURNS. Curlis 3., 3.5.. Engineering BURNSTEIN. Marcia 1., 8.3.. Nursing BUTLER, Gerald L.. 3.5.. Archirzcmn: BUTLER. Merrily A., 3.5.. Eduration BUTTRESS. John P.. 3.5.. Comment? BUZA. Robert 6.. 9.5.. Education CADE. Jane E... 3.5.. Am and Science! CALL. Alice R... 8.5.. Education CALLENDER. Judy D., 3.5.. Home Economics CALLOT. Daniel R.. 8.3.. Comment CAMERON. Robert 1-1., 3.5,. An: and Science: CAMMACK, Sandra 5.. 8.3.. Home Economics CAMOMILE, Lonny L, 8.5.. Education CAMPBELL, David K., 8.5.. Education CAMPBELL, Janet 1-1.. 35.. Home Economics CARDWELL. Ruth A... 8.5., Am and Sciences CARLIISLE, Diane 3.. 11.5., Educan'on CARLSON. inand A.. 85., Engineering CARNEIN. Carl R., 8.5., Arr: and Sciences CARPENTER, Michael G.. BJu Art: and Science: CARRIGER, Henry N.. 3.5.. Commerce CARSON. Mary A., 3.5.. Nursing CARTER. 1wf V1. 3.5.. Edumn'an CARTER. Sara V.. 3.5., Education, CASHEL, Larry C... 35.. Education, CASTER. Sharon E., 3.5., Educau'l'on CAS'DO. Demi B.. 8.3., Edumll'on CASTO. Vicki 1.. 3.5., Education CHADWICK. John W.. 35., Engineering CHAPANAR. Lamenoe E.. 3.5.. Art: and Scienre: CHAPMAN. William D., B.S.-B.A., Commute CHARD, William C., 35., Engineering CliATFIELD. Susan E, 3.44.. Fin: rt: CHESSER. Donna L. 5.5.. An: and Sciencu CHESTER. Paulelle L., 35.. Am and Sciences CHINN. William LIL, B.A.. Art: and Science: CHORMANN. Jane L.. 3.5.. Social Work CHRISTMNA. Ronald W.. 3.5.. Commerce CHRISTMAN. Ruth A.. 3.3.. Education CHRISFOFORIDIS. Ann A.. 3A., Fim' Art: CHURCH. Mardi I... 8.11.. Fine An: CLARK. Barbara J.. 3.5.. Education CLARK. Jack L.. 3.5., Educarfan CLARK. thn H. 3.5.. Agriculture CLARK Penn 5.. 3.5.. Education CLARK Ronail E... 3.5.. Agriculture CLARK. Sarah I.. 8.44., Art: and Sciences CLARK. Susan K... 8.5.. Education CLARY. Thomas D.. 3.5.. Edumn'an CLEGG. Kathleen PH, 8.1.. Arts and Sciences CLINE, Eugen: 'F'.. 3.3.. Agriculture CLINE. Raymond J.. 3.3.. Education CLUTE. Nancy L.. 3.5.. Home Economic: CLYMER. Maria A., 35., Omupationa! Therapy CLYMER. Mary A.. 3.5., Educarion COAKLEY. Robert W.. 3.5.. Engineering COCHRAN, Johncna 1., 3.5. Social Work COCHRAW. Kenneth, 8.5.. Agrinmmc COCKERILL. Philip 1.. 3.5.. Commerce COCKLEY. IanalL. .35.. Nursing COHEN. Elinor A. 3 ..Edumrion COHEN. Fern I.. 3.5., Educalion COHEN. Manin 11.. 3.5.. Commerce COHEN. Sandra M.. 3.5., Education COHEN. Viuor 0.. 3.5.. Commerce COLEMAN, John 5.. 8.3.. Commerce COLEMAN, Paul H.. 3.1.. Am and Science COLLIER. Wayne H.. 32.5. Op romm-y COLLINS, GeraldL.. .33.. promel'n' COLLINS Henryr 3...? Education COLTMAN. ThomasL.. 3.5. Agriculture CONLEY. Richard D., 34.. Commerce CONN. Richard D.. 3.5., Commerce CONNER. Richard L.. 3.3., Commerce CONOVER. Judith IL. 3.5.. Education COOK. Iamcs L. IL, 3.5.. Optometry COOLEY. Alice M.. 3.5.. Education COGLEY. Curlis D.. 8.3.. Agricul'rure COOPER. Julia E., 3.5., Medical' Dierw'cs CODVER. Sharon A.. 3.3.. Education COPE. C. Annette. 3.5., Education COPP, Phillip S.. 8.3.. Am and Science CORBIN. Lee H.. 8.4., Art: and Science CORBUS. Kenneth D.. 3.5.. Educan'ml CORE. John 0.. 3A.. Arts and Science COSTON. Shirley J.. 3. 3.. Education C01TERMAN,Jerry D., 3.9., Commerce COULTER. Frank R.. 3.5.. Agriculture COULTER, Joseph M.. 3.11.. Fine Art: COURT. Gary P... 3.3.. Commerce COURTER, Mary J.. 3.3. Education COUSINO, Barbara 1.. 3.3.. Nursing COWAN. Sharyn N. 3.5., Educalion COX. Robert M.. 3.5.. Edm'atiun CRAIG. Karen E.. 8.3., Education CRAMER. lnAnn K... 35., Education CRANER. Constance E.. 3.5., Education CREAMER. D011 13.. 8.5.. Agrinrfmre CREEK. Susan M.. 3.5.. Home Emmrmic: CREMEAN, Michael 11.. 3.11.. Am and Srirnccs CRISAFULLI. Joseph R.. 113.. Education CREST. Judith A.. 3.5., Home Erouonn'c: CROMWELL. James R.. 3.21.. Am- rmd Sciences CROWELL. Alvic I... 3.5., Enga'nrcn'rm CSIZMADIA. James 8.. 11.5.. Commerce CULBERTSON. Carol A. 35.. Edumrian CULBERTSON, James L.. 3.5.. Agriculture CULBERTSON. John R.. 35-. Education CULBERTSON. Paulcuc 1.. 5.5.. Education CULF. Carol A. 13.5.. Edmm'ion CULP. Jan: A.. 3.5.. Education CUMMINS, Michael I . 3.5., Am and Sriencu CURRIE. Iamcs 0.. 3.5.. Am am! Scimrcs , CURTIS, William E., 3.5., Engineering CYBULSKY. Robert C.. 3.3.. Commute CZERE. Arlene K.. 3.3.. Education DALBEY. Slcphcn 1.. 3.5., Commem- DALGIJEISH. Kcnnelh E.. 3.5.. Agriculture DALGLEISH. Mary A.. 3.5.. Edumn'on DALTON. Janet B., 8.5., Home Economics DALTON. Ronald E.. 3.5.. Eduran'on DALY. Julia 1.. 3A.. Am- and Scfmccs D'ANGELO. Richard Ga. 3.11., Arts and Scfwre: DARDING. Roger L.. 5.3.. Agricuhure DARE. Nancy E... 8.5.. Education DARLING. Stanton 0.. B.r1., Art: and Srien res DARLINGTOH. Mary P.. 3.5.. Education DAUGHERTY. JeHrey WI. RA .. A H: and Scimitar DAVENPORT. Kahlila T.. 3.3.. Social Work DAVIDSON. Karen P.. 3.5.. Education DAVIES. Oliver L.. B.S.-M.S. Engineering DAVIS. Gerald Y.. 5.4.. Am and Sciences DAVIS. James W.. 8.5.. An: and Scimces DAVIS. Susan IL. 3.1., Find.- An: DAVISSON. Rahal E.. 3.5., Arts and Sciences DAY. John F.. 3.5.. Education DAY. Robert A. 3.5.. Commerce DAY. Rabat P.. 3.5.. Commute DAY. Susan 3.. 5.3., Education D$YTON. David L.. 3.5.. A H5 and Sciences DEAN. Grace R.. 3.3., Home Economics DEBLAAY, Dennis 1.. 8.3.. Education DEBOLT. Karen L.. 8.5.. Education DcCHRlSTOPHER. Donna M-. 3.5.. Educah'an DECKER, Robcrla L, 3.5. Eduran'on 439 DEETER. J . Michele. 3.5,. Educmian DEIDRICK. Gene 0.. 8.3., Commerce DcLONG. John L., 3.5.. Commerce DeMENT. Sandra L, 3.5,. Education DEMPSTER. Barbara K.. 3.5.. Arr: and Science: DcNARDO. Gloria J.. 3.5.. Education DENLINGER. David M.. 3.5.. Agriculture DENNIS. Sharon 11. 3A.. Am and ScienEes DERR. Susan D., 35., Nursing DcSANTIS, Louis M.. 3.5.. Pharmacy D:SILETS, Robert L.. 3.3.. Architecture DETWILER. Kay L.. 3.5.. Education DEXTER. J. Allan, 8A.. Fine Am DICK. Eleanor R., 8.5.. Home Economics DICKAS. Mary K., 3.5.. Education DICKINSON. Dummy E., B.S.-B.A. Arts-Education DIEMER. Thomas K., 3.14.. A m and Scrunces DiFALCO. John P 3.A.. Am and Sciences DILDINE. Kay C.. 85., Education DILDINE. Larry I... 3.11 ., Arr: and Science: DILLEY. Richard 1.. 35., Educalion DiPE'NTl. Janice A., 3.5.. Education DIS'TELHORST. Garis F.. 3.5., Edutarion DGDSON. John E.. B.A.-3.$.. Arts-Ea'ucarfon DOERFLER, Philip A. 3.3.. Commute DOERING, Matgaret M..B.A., Arts and Stiences DOLL. Richard I... 3.5.. Education DOMINICO. Alfred I... 3.5.. Ednmlian DUNALDSON. John B. In, 3.5.. Commerce DONDERO. Kennic L, 3.5.. Social Work DDNHAM. William 12.. 3.5., Commerce DONLEY. Nancy C.. 3.5.. A rdlffeci'nn: DDRF. Jacqueline L.. B.A.. An: and Scirnces DOUB. Thomas W. Jr . 3.5.. Engineering DOWLER. Carol J.. 3.5.. Nursing BOWLING. Donatd W.. 3.3.. Edumrfon DOWNIE. Terry C, 8.5.. Educamn DRAKE. IeHrey I... 3.5.. Educan'on DRAULIS, Vila V.. 3.3.. Education DREES. Carol A., 35234.. Arts- Education DREIER. Karen M.. 8.5., Arr: and Sciences DRITZ, MadeIDrI M.. 344.. Arts and Sciences DRUMMOND, John G.. 3.5.. Education DRUYOR. Jamcs C... 3.3.. Education DRYER. Ross 5... 3.3.. Agriculture DuEANE. Sally C.. 3.5.. Home Economics DUDA. Judith, 3.5.. Education DUDROW. Laura 1.. 3.5., Educan'on DUFFY. Edi1h, 3.1.. Education DULMAGE. Judilh E., 3.5.. Nur5ing DUNAHUGH. Terence L.. 3.5.. Education DUNBAR. Carol A.. 3.2L. Art: and Sciencrs DUNCAN. Chanel. 3.1L. An: and Science: DUNCAN. 1. Rebecca. 5.14.. An: and Sriwice: DUNCAN. Jancl 12., M.. Am and Sciences DUNMYER. Janice L.. 5.5.. Am and Science: DUNN. Charles W.. 3.3.. Ed'umn'on DURANT. Fred 1.. 3.5.. Agriculture DUREN. Patricia L.. 3.5.. Education DUVALL. W. Andrew. 5.5.. Agricumrrc DYER. Alison. B.A.. Art: and Science: EAKIN. Mary F... 3.5., Nursing EARLEY.Margarcl. F... 3.5.. Edumnon EASTIN. Rene. 8.5.. A!!! and Science: EBFRHART. Douglas T.. 3.5.. C am m once EBERLE. Arthur C. 3-5.. Eugfnrering EBERSOIE. Roger T.. 5.5.. Edirran'an EBNER. Tome G.. 8.5.. Arts and Scicnm ECKHOFF. Robert H.. BS. .4 griudmre ECKMAN. Elaine R.. 8.5.. Eduran'an EDDY. Mary 5.. 3.3., Education EDELSBERG.Phi1ip L., 8.5.. Enginerrfrig EDWARDS. Anila M.. 3.5.. Education WARDS. D. David. 3.3.. Commerce EDWARDS. Gears: 1... B.S.-B.A.. Commercr EDWARDS. Terry C.. 3.5.. Education EICHELBERGER. Slan A 3.5.. Arr: mid Science: EIGENSEE. Mary L. 3.5.. Educariou EILER. Gary P.. M.5.. Engineering EINHORN. Sandra M.. 3.5.. Educan'on EISEN. Paula 5.. B.A.. Dental Hygiene ELDER. Janet M.. 3.5.. Social Work ELDER. Mary A.. 3.5.. 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Debut ah A.. 3.5.. A m and Sciences NLEY. Sue 1., B.A.. Am and Srirnru FISCHER. Richard G.. 8.5.. Enghlccrr'ng FISCHER. Susan J.. 3.5., Education FISCHLIN. Ann M. 8.5.. Education FISHER, Donna M., 3.5., Educan'orl FISHER. Richard1.. 8.5.. Agriculture FLEISCH. James G.. 3.11.. A m and Science: FLEISCHER. Robert G.. 3.5.. Optometry FLEMING. Roberl D.. 3.5.. Agricuimre FLETCHER. Thomas E., 3.5.. Conimrrrc FLOR. Frederick H. IL, 3.5., Engineering FLORA. Cutlii D.. 8.5.. Engineering FLORA. Susan W., 3.1., Fine Art: FLOYD. Portia A. BA .. Education FLYNN. Stanley C.. 3.5.. Armand Sciences FOCKLER. Douglas D.. 3.3., Commerce POOR. Tamara L. 3.5., Education FORhKER. Larry E... 8.5., Engineering FORD. Dc: A. 3.5.. Nursing FORD. Larry R.. 8.44 .. Commerce FORSTER. lcn'rcy P.. 3.5.. Education FORSYTHE. Kay 13.. 85.. Nursing FORTE. Palrick IL. 3.11., Art: and Science: FOSTER. Richard w., 3.5., Commerce FOUSS. Glen, w., 3.5.. Comment: FOWLER. Judith A. 3.5.. Educan'an ..-r. FOWLER, Susan E., 3.5., Am and Science: FOX. Carol E.. BA .. Fine Art: FRAME. Ronald D.. 3.5.. Optometry FRAN K. Albcrl 8.. 3.5.. Agnfrl'n'mre FRANKENFELD. Cheryl L. 3.5.. Am- rmd' Sciences FRANKS. Edwin C.. PH.D.. Art: and Srirrrcc: FRAZIER. James. 1... 5.5., A ri'cul'm FREEDMAN. Richard 6.. 33.11.. Ar: am! Srl'cnrrs FREEDMAN. Sharon M.. 5.5.. Ed'ucun'on FRENCH. Robert H. Jr.. M.5.. Am and Sciences FRESCH. Genevieve M.. ILL Home Economics FRIDLEY. Sandra K. 3.5.. FRIIEDBERG. Myra N.. 3.3.. bdnmlion FRIEDEMAN. Deborah R H.S.-B.rl .. AHJ-Edncnn'on . FRIEDLANDER. Jenny F.. 3.8.. Edumn'on FRIEDMAN. Barry H.. 3.11.. Am and Scirrrros FRIEDMAN, Diana, 8.1., Arm and Scimces FRIEDMAN. Jerome. 8A.. Armand Scicnres FRIEDMAN. Susan M, 3.4., Am and stirriccs FRIEDMANN, Suzanne C., 3.5., Edurwim. FRY. Carol 5.. 3.31,!!er Economics FRYE. Richard E. 3.5.. Engineering FRYER, Bonnie E., 3.5., Am am! Sciences PU, James H.. M.S., Engineering FUGITA. Stephan S.. 8.5., Commerrr FULCOMEK. Mark C.. 3.11., Ans and Science: FULLERTON. Nancy E., 3.5.. Education FUTRELL. Mary A.. 3.11 ., Arts and Srienm: GAIL. Carolyn L.. 3.5., Home Economics GALE. Richard E., 8.3., An: and Edam?! CALL. Gary 3-. 3.3.. Conmlrrrr GALLEN. Stephen A., 3.21., Arrsmld Science: GAN AS. Bruce C . 3.5., A m and Sdmrc: GANGER, Roger N. R E., Commerce GANS. Arnold. F., B. .. Arts and Scimm GARBER. Susan D.. BA .. A ft: and Sciences GARDNER. Philip C.. 3.5.. Arm and Sdulcrs GARLIKOV. B. Mark, 3.5., Commerce GARLIKOV. Donald E.. 3.5.. Conmmrce GARLIKOV. Ronald 5.. 3.1L. An: and Srr'nrrz's GARLINGTON. Tym 5.. 3.3.. Education GARVER. Joan 2.. 3.;1 .. Art: and Sciences GAUMER,Thom:Is H.. 3.11.. An: and 5 nl- nn's GEBHARDT. Charles R-. 3-3.. Engineering GEGNER. Karen M.. 5.5.. Nursing 6313. Rebecca K... 3.5.. Education GERBASI. Dennis P.. 3.3., Engineering GERBER. Sharon L.. 5.5.. Education GERLACH. Stephanie L.. 3.5., Home Erormml'c: GERLITZ. Coralic 1., 8.5., Education GEROW. Sharon 1.. 8.5.. 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Lawrence D.. 3.5.. C ommrrce GCUDY, Pamela H 35., Education GOUGH. James N.. 8.5.. Edltcmr'on GOULD. Michael G. 3.5.. Commerce GRABENKORT. Richard W.. 3.4., Fine A H: GRADY. Slephcn 1., 5.5.. Opromerry GRANT. Gwen E.. 3.5., Education GRAY. ChcryI D.. 3.3.. Nursing GRAYJames B.. 8.5..Cammrrce GRAY. Richard C.. .35.. Agriculture GRAY. Walter 1.. 3.5.. Engineering GREENAWALD. Melissa 1., 3.3.. Education GREENFIELD, David A.. .85., Commerce GREGORM DES. Demetrius, 35.. Pharmacy GREWELL. John N.. EA .. AN: and Srh'uccr GRIBBLE. Inmes C.. 3.5.. Art: rmd Science: GRIFFITH. Donn. W.. 3.5., A H! and Science: GRIFFITH. Walter C.. 3.5.. C ommtrce GROSS. Barbara J.. 3.3.. Commute GROSS. David W., 3.5.. Education GROSS. Melvin 1.. B.S., Pharmacy GROSSMAN. Diana C.. 8.5.. Education GROUP, Jay L.. 5.3., Agn'cuu'fure GROVES. Dennis L, 3.5., Enghwt'ring GRUBB. Elizabeth L., 8.5., Commerce GRUNDSTEIN. Lynne 1., 3A .. Dwarf Hygiene GUTHRIE. Henry L, 8.4., Am and Science: GUYTON. Ted L.. 3.5.. 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An: and Sciences HARKINS.Gera1d R..B.S.. EdllraHon HARLAN. William L.. M.5.. Engineering HARRAL.WiIIinm M, 3.5., Engineering HARRINGTON. Ronald 6.. 3.3.. Commerce HARRIS. Donald E.. 8.5., Pharmacy HARRIS. Janet L.. 3.5.. Education HARRISON. Karen 6.. 3.5.. Edumrion HARRISON. Palrick R.. 3.5.. Ednmn'on HARTSELJuan H.. 3.5.. Edumriou HA RTSOCK. Roger L.. 8.5.. Agricul'mw HASKINS. Janus F.. 3.5.. Axriwhmc HASKINS. Robert W.. 3.3.. Agriculture HAUDENCHILD. Sandra J.. 3.5.. Educan'on HAUMAN. Bcnn L.. 3.5.. Engineering HwSER. Iudilh E. .B.S.. Social or HAWKINS. John E.. 8.3.. Engineering HAYES. Irvin R.. 3.5.. Enghln'n'ng HAYMAN. Roger E.. 3A.. A H: and Scirnres HAZARD. Chrislopher W.. 3.14., Am and Science: HECKELMAN. Barry 1.. 3.3.. Arts and Srirnrm HEFFERNAN. Marcia L.. 3.5., Education HEFFRON. Mary E.. 3.5.. Eduran'on HEIBEL. Leroy R. Jr.. 8.5., Education HEIKEL. Harvey A.. HA .-B.S.. Arts- C um meme HEIISTEND. David G.. 5.5.. Agriculture ' HEI'I'MEYER. Larry I... 3-5.. Agricuhum HELF. 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THOMAS A CIeveIIIInd-Phi Mu Alpha, Kappa Kappa? BALL RODINEY J Chesterland-Phi Em Sigma, Smith Hall Board of Regents. EAPST. DONALD 0. ColuI'IIbus-v-Foolbail. HARBOUR. JUDITH H.A Amer. Hygienisls Assn. gglllimbusI-Mershon Usher Corps, BARBIOUR ROBERT c. Columb bus BARKER, TIMOTHY L. Drnsden-Fresh. Fencing, Reiig. Affairs Council wens, Univ Chorus, Stadium Dorm 5 Glee Club. BARNES DAWN L. NewarkL-Hockey Club. Gymnastics Club. Phys. Ed. Assn.. lmramurals. BARNETT, ORLANDO T. WoosIeI-Knppa Alpha Psi. Anchnr and Chain Society. Varsity Football. Wrestling, Midn. Council trans. BARNHARDT JAMES W., JR. Columbus-Siaccen Block I0. BARRETT, PHILLIP H. Dclaware-w-Sigma Chi Irons. Phi Eia Sigma, Romophos, Bucket Ii: Dipper Mcrshon Hum, Ohio Slalers Inc ISIud Affairs Chm.. Stud Senate. Homecoming Dance Chm. BARRINGER JUDITHE Delaware. BARRONI ARLENE R. Euclid-Hiilel SIud. Council. BARROW. RONALD R. Columbus-Young Dams. BARRY. FREDERICK J ColIImIbusMPIII Eta Sigma. Eta Sig- ma Phi. Alpha Epsilon Delta. BARTLEISON, JOYC EA Columbusu-Alpha Xi Della. Co-ed Cadet Corps, House Pres. Council, WSGA sec. BARTZ. SUSAN Toledo-Garnrna Phi Beta. WSGA Standards, House Pres. Council. BATHORY. PATRICIA A. DaytonAAlpha Gamma Delta PIES Frat. Affairs Office, Newman Club. Greek Week. BATTLE, LYNWOOD L.. JR. CincinnaIi-Omega Psi Phi pres. Kappa Kapp a Psi. Military Band. Marching Band Buckeye Brass Band. Council of Frat. Presidcnls. BAUER. JUDITH A. SlanfoIrdville NV.-Gamma Phi Beta ATHENEUM. Mershon Usher CorpIs WK BAUGHMAN, IILINDA K. Lancaster. BAUGHMAN, THOMAS H. Universily HIeIghls. BAYER. GARY w. Mt. Giiead-Alphn Phi Omega BAZLER. PENELOPE Columqus-Kappa AIIItha Theta. Mor- IzIr Board. Chimes. Scarlet in Gray v. prcsn Educ. Stud. Council v. pres... InlerColic-gc Council. Orienta- tion Leader. Town ASSLI Slud. Educ. Assn. BESACnHIIm ROBERTL. Pen BEAN. BIIARBARA L CquIITIIIusAWcsIey Foundation. BEARSS, JAMES DI Toledo-Phi Delta Theta. Football. Lac'rosse. BEATTY IMARGOT RI CincinnagI-BvDeIII-I Gamma. BECK BAARA COIIJImeLISR-Phi Ciu' Theta Block 0. BECKER. LEE C. Metuchen. NJ. BECKER SUSAN G. Youngstown-Aipha Xi Delta, Alpha Delta Theta Coed Cadet CarpIs. BEEKMANI HOWARD D.B Idaho-incrossc. BEERYI KENNETH E. Lancaster-Alpha Gamma Sigma. Saddle and Sirloin, AF Drill Team, Little IrIII. Livestock Show Chm, Univ. Chorus. Agr. Corpsman, Fred Co: Memorial Trophy BEINHART. BARBARA A. Cincinnali Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mershonu Usher Corps. InIl. Rela tions BELL. LIIINDA H. Avon Lakc-Thela Sigm1 Phi sec.- Treas.. LANTERN MAKIOI BELT, MARIA Mr SIerling-PIIII Epsilon OmICIon, Scarlet 'n 6133'. Kappa Phi. Home Economics Slud Asst. BELVO,V1RGINIA CI D13'Ion-Housc Pres. Council Chorus. Mershon Usher Corps. BENDER, JACK J. Canton BENJAMIIN. SUSAN R. University Heights BENTZ. JUDITH G. ColunIIbus- Dclta 2cm. BERG JAMES F. IVap1koncIaHAlplIa Gamma Rho. Agr. Economics Club vice pmsv Greek Week. BERG. JUDITH C. ChicagoI III.- Sigma Delta Tau. BERLOFF. MARILYN Akron. BERRY. KENNETH W. Pikewn-Ela Kappa Nu. BERTELSBECK, ROBERT W. Cleveland. BERTZ. JOANNE E. 31112. BETHELI LINDA B. ColumbusAAmer. BEI'Z, RONALD E. Colum EEUCLER? CII-IERIE C. Columbus-Alpha Della Pi. Uniun Aclivilies. JI' PanhcllenIic. BEYERLY. WILLIAM R ChiliicotlieA-Amcr. Inst. of Aeronau- tics and Astronaulics. BIEHL, JOHN C. Sandusky-lnsurancc Society pres , Lacrosse. BIERBERG, PATRICIA D. COlumbus-UIIIVI Chorus. BIERY, RICHARD P. Mt. CoryAAIpha SM-I Univ. Home EC. Assn. Ohio Gamma Sigma, IIII'IIIIIOI' nECOnOmICS Club. Saddle 3: HILIKIIISIIII CAROL AI ColumbIIs-Kappa Della Phi Chi Theta. Ohio Union ActivitIies. BZLLINIG, MARLA M. Anna. BINAU. MARY C. Columbus-Women' s Mershon Usher Corps. BIRD JLU EN Worthington-Kappa Kappa Gamma. BIXBY, WILLIAM E. Columbus-PIII Dclta Theta Y. pics. .I Inler-fral. sporls. BLACK, ANITA L. Cadiz-Slud. Educ. WSGA Standards. BLACKSTONE. THOMAS L. NewarkAUpsilon Pi Upsilon pres Alpha Epsilon Della. Bucket Dipper v. pres., Gymnastics, ClIccr- leader. BLAKE. M. DIANE SteubenvIIIe-Alpha Della Pi chairman. BLAKEMORE. ELIZABETH A. . Columbus-Alpha Phi. Delta Orm- cron, Concert Band, Symphony 0r- clIcsII'a. BLANCHARD. LESTER E. Glee Club. WRA. Assn. rush KensinglonAJudo Club, Civitas, In- lramurais. FOOIbaII. BLANDI LINDA D. ColumbusAAIpha Kappa Alpha. YM-YWCA. ELINNI SUSAN K Co lumbuch-slcy Foundalion. BLISS, MYRON, JR :Irrna-lnlrarriur'lls. ELOIICK. RICHARD L CincinInmi. BLUM. PHYLLIS R. Detroil. Mich. 466 BOAS, SANDRA L. Fosterin-Scarlct 'n Gray. Young Dcms. Slud Educ. Amen. BOGARDY. NATALIE A Amhcrsl-IHousc Pres. Council, Educ. AssnI. Newman Club. BONAR. NANCY P. CIaringIon-Phi Upsilon Omicron Pi Lambda Theta, Scarlet 'n Gray, Wesley FotlndzltioIII, Home EC Club, 4- H Clu b BONE. STEPHEN H. Jamesmwn-uAipha Gamma Sigma. Saddch SI Sirloin CIIIbI BONND ORISA AN L. Wcsnakc-Alphu Xi Delta, Amer. Home Ec. Assn. BPP. BOOTH. ROBERTA L. ColumDIIS-Kappa Della. Chimes. Mortar Board. Ohio Union Council Ohio UmIIn ActiviticsI Scarlet 'nI Gr13'. DATES R DATA cdiIor BORCHERS ROBERT J. For: Loramihphi DcILIII Chi. Amer. Pharmaceutical Assn. OSU Pharma- ceutical Assn Newman CIIIII. BORDNER MARY B. BryanMEh Sigma PEI pres BORING CHARLEN E.A ThIIrIIvIIle-K1ppa Dcila. Home EC. Club. UnivI Chorus. BlocIk 0. Home Ec. SlIId. -FilCI.IIL3' Council. Mcrshon Usher Corp HORROR KAREN S WilminLIIoIIADclln Omicron. Chimes, Tau Ben Sigma. Pi Lambda TIIelaI, Conccrl B:.Ind Symphony OrclieslraI Women' s Glee Club. BORROR. RONALD A. WilmingtonAPhi Mu AIpIIaI Kap- pa Kappa Psi. Stud. Mimic EduC. Assn pres.. Concert Band. Orches- lrII. Brass Choir Marching Band BORST LI NDA K. J1mesIown Dorm v. pres, NCSA BOSTDURFF. RICHAIRD 5. Bowling GII'cen-Men's Glee Club. SIuII Horticulture Society. Eaptisi Stud Fellowship BOUIC, DONALDE OslrmIIder-Alphn Gamma Sigm1. Amer. 4 H ClubI BOWER, MARY E. ColumbLIsANaIl. Art Educ. Assn. BOWMAN KAREN J Cambridge-Home EIc. Club. BOWSER CLARK E. PIII- BRAIDIEIN. DOROTHY A StowAArbor Vitae prea, asst., Wesley Foundation Standards. BRADFORD. JAMES L. W'aylnnd. Mass. BRAD'I', DOUGLAS J. Dayton-Dclm Tau Delta. BRAINERD. JOH F. TIppccanouI, BRANDES. NANCY E. Elmorc-vDelm Gamma BRANDON LES L Columbus-Betn Alpha Psi Commerc: College Council, nIuerL. BRANDT WILLIAM KI Anna-Aipha Gamma Rho pres, Dairy Science Assn stud. WSGA treasI Intra- PI'II Em Sigma. ROmOphOS. Buckcl 8: Dipper. Sphinx. mammb Sigma Delta, TowersI Stud. Senale v. presI, Ohio Statcrs, Inc.. Council or Frnl. P111. .4ng IQ Home Ec. EPIIIfIiIaee-s Council pres.I Agr. Econ. u BRASKDI PIAUL W. AshtuhuIn-IJI'IInmurals. BRAUNINGIJ' NC. Rocky Bii'cljDelia Delta Delta, Angel FiighL BRCEIIAKEYS. SAL LIE K. on BREDER ELMERW.. JR CclIImqug. BRENNER. ROBERT E. Hamilton-Zcm Bela Tau. Alpha Epsilon Della. Inlr1muralsII Sludent Semic, Hillel Slud Council, Fr1l. Manager 5 AssnI. BPP BREWSTER, BARBARIA A. Mentor r. BREYER, JOAN ChicagoII IlIr-Hiliel Stud. Council, Ohio Union Aclivitics. Ohio Slate Stud. Educ Assn. BRIGGS. ROBERTA M. CincinnIntiAAlpha Xi Delta. Fresh- man Senate. WRA. Stud. Assn. Pangyellenic, Stud. Senate. Home EcI C BRINSONI MYRA C. PIYmoth. BRISKERI IPAUL T. Wheelcdburg-Alpha Gamma Sigma. BRITT. CAROLYN R Westervillev-Chimes, Campus Y. Town Asst. BROADHURST. WESLEY J Columbushlniramurals. Agronomy Ciub ROTCB BRO O,FMAN MARILYNG. Cleveland Heights. BROWN BARBARA J. London-Univ. Chorus, Stud. Asst. BROWN, CAROL 5 Warren. BROWN DENNIS A. Ncrwnlk-Pershing Educ. Assn. BROWN. DONNA M Warrcn-Dclla Sigma Thela. BROWN, JOEL A. Columbus-Deitzi Sigma Pi. DATES iN DATAI OSU Ice Skating Club res. .. AFROTC Skytoncs B COIWNb KAREN ER e um us-Alpha appa AI ha. BROWN. KAREN L. p Manlinsset. N.Y.-Deita Gamma pres. BROWN. PAULA J. East Palesline. BROWN, PHILIP L WilmingtonNPhi Alpha Theta, Kapw EarPhi Kappa, Stud. Christian Foun- a 10 D. BROWaN. RICHARD L. BROWNSTEIN. STEVEN H. Brooklyn BRUBAKER, SHARON L. Pi Iqua BRUNNER. FREDERICK G Alliance-Unitgd Stuciv Fellowship. BRUNO. FRED EICR Merrick, N. Y.-Wrcesllivng. BRUSMAN. JOYC CE C Vandalia. BRYSON. JOELLEN SpringHEId-Kappa Delta, Black 0 BUCKLOH. DON ColdwaterNAgoncomy- Club. BUCKNER R ColumbusI BUDDEN JAMES T ColumbiikPhi Della Theta. RTOEIER Rifics, Stud. BUK R.ER W. MI. Vernon-Upsiion Pi Upsilon Phi Mu Alpha Kappa Kappa Psi, Marching Band. BULGER, 3CHARLES R Chillicothc-Kap a Sigma. BURCHAM, DAV fDE Middletown. BURDEN. DIANE E. CalumbIIs-WSGA. BURG JUDITH L. ClevelandNPi Lambda Theta, Sigma Alp ha Eta BURGE, EARBARA E. Marengw-Siavic Club. Clubi Educ Stud. Council. Sen BURGE. ELLEN I. Lorain. BURGESS, BARBARA A. Columbus-Ailpha Delta Pi. BURGETT, KE HDI Hammondsville-Freshman Football. Prc-Vct.C1ub. BURICK SAliNiDRA D. CincinrialiNAlpha Epsilon Phi. BURNETT, NICHOLAS SC. Youn s.stown BURNSE, CURTIS S. Dcanare-Dcita Tau Della Fencing Team. I u 0C1 ub. BUR RISTEIN NMARCIAJ Toicdc-Della Phi Egsilriianpp Mirrors, Stud. Senate. MARI P, Block 0 Young Reps, Golddiggcrs Gen- eral Chm BUTLER. GERALD L Kem-Aipha Rho Chi. BUTLER, MERRILY A. Gahanna. BUTTRESS JOHN P ColumbusLKappa Sigma. BUZA. ROBERT G. Cleveland-Vaisily Hockey Forensic Stu dent C CADE, J ANE E. CincinnatiNGamma Phi Beta. Mer- shon Usher Corps, CALL, ALICE R. MarysvillkDeIla. Delta WSGA Board, Young Reps. CALLENDER, JUDY DEYO Column b.us CALLOTn DANIEL R Clevela CAMERON, ROBERTH . . Ridgewood New IcrscyESIgma PI. CAMMACK. SANDRA S. . Wilmington-Deim Delia Delia, P111 Upsilon OmicronI Omicron Nu. CAMOMILE. LONNY LEE Lima-Phi Eta Sigma. Lima Branch Delta Stud Sen pres. Anthropology Club. Rep. Mock GonvenlionI Wes- Iey Foundation. Stud National Educ. Assn. CAMPBELL DAVID K. Urbana-ch. Mock Convention. Stud. Educ. Assn. CAMPBELL JANET H. West Libcrly-Home Ec. Club CARDWELL, RUTH A. IrontonTAlphn Epsilon Delta Keys. Scarlct' 11 Gray. CARLISLE DIANE S. Worthington-Dclta GA Town Asst CARI. SON LELAND A. WestervilIc-Trianglc Tau Beta Pi. Phi Eta Sigma. Texnikoi Sigma Gamma Tau. Amer Inst. of Aero- naulics IX: Astmnnuiics, Block 0. pres.. Delphi. CARNEIN. CARL R. Chiiiicolhr-Geology Club Young Reps. Stadium Dorm Glee GClub. CARPENTERI MICHA Lima-Swim Team CARRINGER HENRY N. Winchester, IllinoisiAlpha Psi. CARSON, MARY ANN Lockland-JNcil Hall Council. CARTER, 1W V. ColumbukDeita Sigma Theta. YM- YWCAP Cabinet. Stud. C h a 1:. AAC CARTER. SARA V. Snbina- Arbor Vitae v. pres. Stud. Educ Assn. CASHEL LARRY G. Van WertNJudo Club. Alpha Kap- pa Lambda. CASTER SHARON E Clevelandk Delta Sigma Theta. CASTO, DEMI Delaw'ire CASTO, VICKI J. Richwood-Stud Asst. CHACDWICK JOHN W. Mayville, New YorkgSigma Nu. Phi Eta Si Igrna. CHAPANAR. LAWRENCE E Cnnlon-DCIIII Tau Della. BPPI CHAPMAN WILLIA M D. Delta Delta. Kappa W. Baker Middlcpori. New York-vPhi Kappa Tau. intramurals, Frat. Affairs Council. CHARD WILLIAM C Cuiumiiuy-Phi Gamma Dclla.Ke1'- 1mm, Amer. Ceramic Society. Base- CHATFIELD, SUSAN ELAINE Rcynoldsbur . CHESSER D NNAJ. McAthur-Alnha Lambda Della. CHESTER, PAULE EE'IT North CantonNKeys, LPhys. Tner- apy Club. Amer. Phys. Therapy Assn., Dorm Council. Block 0 Stud. Ass CHINlN, WILLIAM M. ColurIibIIs-Frcshman 8 no on e 1', Young Dcms Stud. 8e11, SCP. YM- CHgVRMAN JANEL. Lewisllon, New YorkEBlock 0, AK CHRISTIANA. RONALD W. Graterford, Pcnns lvanin. CHRISTMAN, RU H5 ANN Hu Educ. CHRISTOFORIDIS. ASNN Columbus CHURCH sIKIIAFLDIL Chagrin FallNMcrshon Usher Corps. CLARK. BARBARA J Alexaxidria. Virginia-Prcpamtory Dance Group, Dorm Standards Corn CLARK JA.CKL West Unity-Anchor 3.: Chain, NROTC Mans Glee Club pres.. Midn. Council sec, NROTC Drili Team. CLARK. JOHN HI Cciolumbus-Agr. EC. Club. 4-H l b CLARK. PENNY S. Canton-A1pha Gamma Dclta StudI Educ AssnI CLARK. RONALD E. AIIianAgrA Educ. Club. CLARK. SARAH J. VIVcsllakHAiphn Xi Della. CLARK. SUSAN MarioiINMcrshon Usher Corps. CLARYu STHOMAS D. CLEGG. SKATHLEEN P. Dayton. CLINE. EUGENE P. Waldenmm'l Sigma Della, Sad- dle 8; Siiloin, AF DIiil Team. CLINE RAYMOND J. Mnnchld-Pi Laimbda Phi. NCY YL. CLUTE NA Fowler. Society, 4-H CLYMER MARIE ANN We 3 te r v i l l wSIud. Occupational 'I'iicragaylM Assn, WSGA Town Asst. Y ANN NEH ndIay-Dclta Omicron, Tau Bela Sigma pres, Music Educ. Nail Con- ference. Concert Band Brass Choir, Symphonic Orchestra. Univ. Chorus COA ERT W. Rochester, New York. COCHRAN. JOHNENA JANE Columbus-Phi Mu, Block 0, Sigma Alpha Si ,mKENNETH D. Cuy'lhog1 Fallsjlnlramurals, Stud Countil on Relig AITIIirs. Baptist Disciple SludI Fellowship pres. Fioriculture Forum. COCKERILL. PHILIP J. Columbus-Dclta sigma Pi. intra- mura COCKLSEY, JANET 1.. Col lhurri us COHEN ELINOR A. Dorchester. Massachusclts-WRHC. Natl Educ Assn. COHEN. FERN J Irvingion. New Jersey. COHEN,M ATR IN R Lawrenye. New York. COHEN, SANDRA M. Shaker Hegrbsasigriia Delta Tau. COHEN. Vi Columbuy-Sigma Alpha Mu, Inll. EC. Club Commerce College Coun- ciI Univ. Chorus COLEMAN JOHN S. Columbus-Deila Si ma Pi sec. COLEMAN. PAU LHli Columbus-Sigma Pi. Sphinx. Buck- :i IS: Dipper pres, Ohio Slaters, DATES 8: DATA Asst. Editor. ATHENEUM Editor. Football Freshman Sen, Stud. Sen Greek Week Chairman. BPP v. Pres.I Young RepsA Arnold Air Society. COLLIERIW YNE EH. Bellevuo-lntrarnurals, Epsilon Psi Epsilon. Concert Band, Marching Band, Orchestra, Stud. ,Oplomctric Ass COLLINS GERALD L. Mt. Orab-Epsilon Psi Stud. Optometric Assn. CgLLINS, HENRY urea. COLTMAN, THOMAS L. WilliamsiieldI ONLEY RICHARD D. Canton-Llnli. Trade Club, Karate Club. Newman Club CONN, RICHARD D. Coiumbus. CONNER, RICHARD L. NewarkLBeta Gamma Sigma Up- Silon Pi Upsilon. Phi Alpha kappa v pres. Young Reps. pres. BlockO. CONOVER, JUDITH KAY Columb us. COOK. JAMESLH JR Eberisburn Pa. -Epsi10n Phi Epsilon, Stud. Optometri: Assn. COOLEY ALICE M. Pittsburgh, Pa. -Kappa Delta pres., Block 0 Publicity Chm, Swan glsub. Stud. Educ. AssnI, Stud. CO0LEY,CURT15 DEE Columbus-Inlramumls, El 0 w ii 11 3, Univ Ch hurus Saddle s: Sirloin. Men' 5 Glen CiLih COOPER JULIA E. Marion-Univ. Chorus. Dorm Coun- cil, Medical Dietetics Club Stud. Asst COOVER SHARON A. BeilefonlainFWomen's Glee Club Stud Educ Assn COPE, C ANNETTE Cadiz-an'l. Educ. Assn.0l1io Educ. Assn., Stud Educ Assn, Young Reps, Block 0,1ce Skating Clu b. COPPi. OFHILLIP S. COMIN, LEE H. Long island N. Y.-PsDi Chi pres. CORBUS. KENNETHD Cuyahoga Falls. CORE. JOHN OTIS Washington C H.-Deltn Tau Delta. M HA. Anthropology Club 13. COSTON, SHIRLEY J. Columbus-Aipha Kappa Alpha, Spamsh Club. Children's Thcaue. COTTERMAN. JERRY DOUGLAS Newark. COUIiTER. FRANK R Neg A r. Educ Society COULTER. OSEPHM. Col lumbusHPi Kappa Alpha. COURT, GARY R Galion Kappa Delta Rho, sec. 3: trcaSI. ROTC Ban COURTER MARYd JANE Columbug-Mirrors, Stud. Asst. COUSINO, BARBARAJ Epsilon. 467 SENIOR ACTIVITIES OregonNAlpha Tau Della. COWAN SHARYNN ANCY University Heighls-Arbor Vitae. ETHOS. W. Baker 1!, presI. Stud. Educ. Assn., Hillel Stud. Council, RHC. COX. ROBERT M. Lithopoiis-Stud. EducI Assn. CRAIG KA AREN E. Eric, Pa -Univ. Dance Group. CRAMER, JOANN K. Marion-LANTERN Stud. ASSL, Stud. Educ. Assn. CRANEB. CONSTANCE E. Bucyrquud. Educ. Assn. CREAMER. DON B. I cffersonvilie. CREEK. SUS AN M. Montpelier. CREMLAN MICHAEL B. ColumbusLDclta Sigma Phi sec. CRESAFULLI. JOSEP Cuyahoga Falls. CRIST,JUD1TH A. Colui'nbus-Delta Gamma Chimes, Mortar Board, Phi Upsilon Omicron Omicron Nu. Ohio Union Council. Ohio Union Activiiies. CROMWELL. JAMES ROBERT ColumbuhPre Law Club. CROWELL. ALVIE L. Sylvania-Lamhda Chi Alpha. CSIZMAD DEIA.JAM SS WickiiffeNPhi Kappa Tau. Anchor 3: Chai CULBERTSON. CAROL A. Shel 3r. CULBERTSON. JAMES L. GahannaNGa'mma Sigma Delta. Mershon Hom, GR. STUDENT, Pisrtoin Club, Pistol Team, Wildlife CULBEmRTSON JOHN R. Wcsterwile- tud EducI Assn. CULBERTSON. PAULETTE J. Gahanna-Alpha Gamma Delta. Bells, Nail Educ. Assn, Wildlife Forum, Sieberl Hall Council. AK! . CULP. CAROL ANN Toludo-Della Gamma, Alpha Lamb- da Delta pres, Mirrors, Chimes, Mortar Buurd. Pi Lambda Theta, Checrlcndcr. Fresh. 5:11., Purine!- Ienic Chiei Justice. CULP, JANE A. Canal-FultonNStud Court sec., Stud. Comm. sen. Newman Club, Davisson- Hanley pres. CUMMINS. MICHAEL J. Columbus. CURRIE, JAMES 0. N. Canton-Sigma Phi Epsilon, AF Rine Team. Varsily Rine Team. CURTIS WILLIAM E. ClevelandNLambdn Chi Alpha. Newman Club Amer. Inst. of Aero- nautics 3: Ain-onauiics. CYBULSKI. ROBERT CHARLES Cleveland-Initamurals CZERE, ARLENE KAY Somerset. N. LNAlpha Xi Delta. Univ. Chorus. D DALBEY. STEPHEN I. COIUmbiiSwPhi Delta Theta. DALGLEISH, KENNETH E COIUmbus-AEI.EI1LIC. Saddle J: Sirloin. DALGLEISH. MARY A. Columbus-Min-ors. DALTON, JANET B. Wakeman-Phi Upsilon Omicron sec.. Pi Lambda Theta v. pres, Taps, Home Ec. Club. Univ. 4-H. Mack treasI, Stud. ASSL. OmicroI-i DALTON. RONALD E. Coinmbus. DALY, JULIA J . 1!. Vernon. D'ANGELO, RICHARD G Columbus-Sigma Alpha Epsilon. DARDING. ROGER L Jamesluwn-A1pha Gamma Sigma, Society. Track, Cross Country. Dorm v. pres Agr. College Couricil, Agrono- yClub v. res. DARE NAN Y E. Columbua-Pi Bela Phi, WSGA. DARLING. STANTON G. Columbus-Sigma Pi, :Phi Eta Sigma, Romoghos. Bucket A Dipper. Sphinx, Phi eta Ka pa, Order 0! the Shield. Stud enale pres.. BPP VI res.. Fresh.sSe1-I. Y -YWCA, oungJRep ps DARLI GTON. MARY P. Warlhinmon-Womcn's Phys. Educ Assn. Outing Club pres, Hockey DAUGHERTY. JEFFREY W. Worthin an-Jazz Forum DAVENP RT KAHLILA T. WashingIon. DC SENIOR ACTIVITIES DAVIDSON. KAREN F. Alliance-Pi Lambda Theta prog. chm. Scarlet 11 Gray Siebert Coun- ci.l DAVIES. OLIVER LI Wakeman-Bcllows. Amer, Inst. of Chem. Eng Is. DAVIS, GERAI D Y. Youngstown-SCP Imramurals. DAVIS. JAMES W. CambridgcRSingI Gamma Epsilon Geology Club. DAVIS. SUSAN H. Colu1i1bus-AI1 Sch. Stud. Council AI 11.1h Pi. DAVISSGN. ROBERT E. Sronton-ROTC Band. Young Reps. Carbon Club. DAY. JOHN F. ColumbusRDeIIn Sigma PhiI DAY. ROBERT A. Colnmbus-Phi Kappa Psi. DAY. ROE ETR Columbus DAY. SUSAN Coinmhuc. DAYTON. DAVID L Culumbus-YMAYWCAI DEAN. GRACE R. Ashlcy-Home Ec. Club sec. Agr. 1': Ho 01112 E: College Council. DEELAIAY. DENNIS .I ev ela DEBOLT. KAREN L COI11mbu5. DECHRISTOPHER, DONNA M. CoIIImbus-Univ. Chorus. DECKER. ROBERTA L. ColumbIIsRPhi Mu. Stud. Educ. Assn. DEETER. J. MICHELE Dayion-Alpha Della Pi. DEIDERICK GENE D. Columbus. DELONG. JOHN L. Columbus-Insumnce DEMENT. SANDRA J. DeiianceRAlpha Xi Delta. Delta Omicron. Symphonic Choir v pres. . Music Educ.Na11. Conference. Block 0. DEMPSTER. BARBARA K. Middlelown-Kanpn Della Block 0. Phys Therapy Club. DENARDO GLORIA J. ShadyvillcRnUniv. Chorus.51ud. Educ. Ass DENLIILIGESR. DAVID M. Arc DFNNISTn SHARON D Bcnchwood-Dorm 5211., Clu DEER SUSAN DAWSON CoInI-I-IbnsRZeIa Tau Alpha. Torch Club v. presI, Stud. Faculty GovI. DESSANTIS. LOUIS M. ColumbusRSpur Phar.Counci1pres. R'secI DESILETS. ROBERT L. Drexci Hill. PaRAmer Inst. of the Kat vice prcsI DETWIIERn Paris-HoRuse Pres. Council. DEXTER. I ALLAN W.M1'llonw-Phi Kappa Tau. DICK. ELEANOR R. Shelberhi Upsilon Omicron. Omid ron DICKAS, LIMARY KAY ColumbusRAIpha Phi. Coed Cadet Cor 3 J1 Panhellenic. Newman C111. Stud Educ Assn. Block U. DICKINSON. DOROTI-I AshvilleRBells WSGAl-f prc5.. Scarlet 11 Gray. DIEM MER. THOMASK. ColumbusRDcIIaP Tau Della. DIFALCO JO OPHN WintersvilIe-Alpha Phi Delta Ar- nold Air SOCIcIy. Arls College Council. Stud. Sen. Newman Club. DILDINE KAYC Columbus-Kappa Phi. Univ. Chev rus Women's Glee Club. Mershon Usher Corps. DILDINE LARRYL. Col IumbusRUniv. Seeiety sec. Geoio gy Siebc It Chorus. Slavic DILLEY,RICHARD .I. Nevada. DIFENTI, JANICE A. BedfordRBIock 0. NaI'I. Educ. DISTELHORST, GARIS F. GallowayRAlphn Gamma Rho. Bucket 6': Dipper. Anchor 8: Chain. Scabbard 8: Blade, Ohio Stalcrs. Homecoming Chm, Educ. Stud. Council Sl11ld.I.c:IdcrslIip Endow mcnt FundC DODSON JOHN E. ColumbusRPhi Kappa Theta. New- man Club. Mcrshon Usher Corps. DOERFLER. PHILIPA. WorlhinglonRConccrI Band ROTC- Bandl. CIarincI Choir. DEER! N,G MARGARET M 011321 I DOLL RICHARD L. Dayton-sigma Alpha Lambda pres . Park H.1II1-,pres DOMINICO. ALFRED L. LorainR Phi Kappa T1111 DONALDSON JOHN 13.. JR. Pontiac MiciIRBela Thclcl Pi. Swimmi Ign DONDERO. KENNIE L. - Sidnlcy Delia Delta Delta. Sigma aSigm1.Newm:1n Club. D0I HAM WILLI AM IR Lima-Knpnn Sigma DONLEY. NANCY C. Columbus -OHIO STATE ENv GINEER Amcr 11151. of Architecis DORF JACQUELINE L. Miami Beacl1.Fln.-Sigma Delta Tau. DOUB. THOMAS W.. JR. Kingsport. TcnII-Trianglc prcS.. Engineer's Council, Amer In51.0f Chemical 1311310311:I pres., Block O. DOWLER CARO COIUmbus Stud. Nurse Assn. BOWLING. DONALD W. W'cst Unian. DOWNIE. TERRY C. Torrance. CaliforniaRPershing Ri- Hcs.ScabL1:Ird III Blade, Jntrnmurals DRAKE. JEFFRE YL ColumbIIsRIMen's P1151. Educ. Hon. DRAULIS,Vr C onne1ul DREES. CAROL ANNE ColumbnsREla Sigma Phi. Block 0. Concert Band. Buckeye Band. Stud. Council on Relig. AIIfaIrs. DREIER.KAREN1V PDII ClinIUnRPhi Mu.Alpl1:I Delta The DRITZ. MADELON M. Hamillon-Chi Delta Phi. DRUMMOND. JOHN G. Orient. DRUYOR JAMES C. ConlinentnI-Lambda Chi Alpha. DRYER ROSS E Avon Lake-Agrcnomy Club. DUBANE SALLY C. Naples. FI1. RDcIIa Deila Della. Stud. SI:n.. Young Reps. DUDA. JIJ 'DITH 5:111 Antonio. Tcxas. DUDROW. LAURA J. Green SpringsRPhys. Educ. Assn. v. nrcs. DUFFY. EDITH Cirmc CinRAInha Lambda Delta DULMAGE. JUDITHE Bav Villain. DUNAHUGH. TERENCEL. CclIIInbusR-Indusuial Arts Club. DUNBAR. CAROL A. WausauonRKa 0:1 Delia DUNCAN. CH RYL Columbus-Ainhn Lambda Delta. Mirrors. Chimes. Bells. Biock O. Anthropologr CIIIh set: 6;- Iron. Stud A15: . YM-YWCA. DUN NCAN. I. REBECCA Columbus-Clii Omega. Alpha Delta Theta. Scone DUNCAN JANET 'EI NoriIIIicIIiRLANTERN. DUNMYER JANICE L. Lindsev-Iotn Sigma Pi, Club. Scarlet I11 Gray. DUNNI CHARLES W. W'ooslerRlnlrm-nurals. DURANT. FREDJ Adamsvillev-Alpha Gamma Sigma. 4Frat An'airs Council Agr. EC. Club 4-H Club. Farm Burnu Ohio Union Activiiies lnlr1muralLI. Univ. Chorus, DUREN. PATRICIA Columbus-Dclla Sigma Theta pres. Scarlet 'n Gray v. pres. DUVALI W. ANDREW AshviIIe-Alnha Gamma Rho. AG- RICULTURE STUDENT. Floricul- IIIrc Forum. Stud, Horticuilure So- mew. DYER. ALISON Ridgewood. N. J.RWSGA. Carbon E EAKIN. MARY ELLEN Canal Winchesicr. EARLEY. MARGARET E. Dove r EASTIN. RENE ColumbusRHon Earth Sci.. Geology Club EBERHART. DOUGLAST. HilliardRPhi Eta Sigma. Thcla Upsilon. EBERIIE. ARTHUR C. Parmr-RTexnikni. OHIO STATE ENGINEER editm. Block 0. IEEE. EBERSOIE. ROGER TI ColumbusRSigma Phi Epsilon. EBNER TOM G. Infnyclch Tennis Gamma ECKIIOFF. ROBERT H. MilanRPcrshinn Rines. Stud. LuA Ihcrmi Acsn.. Intramurnls. ECKMAN. ELAINE R. Cincinnati. EDDY. MARY SI Grove C'in-Univ. D1nce Group. EDEISBERG. PHILIP L, CoIIImhusRSnons Car Club. Mer- shon Usher C'nrpI. Block O. Hillel Amer. 1111!. of InIIIISIriaI Engineers EDWARDS ANITA M. WnrrcnRDtlta Sign Theta. WSGA glareclards. Dorm Standards Pan- e EDWARDS. DAVID D Columhus EDWARDS. GEORGE L. Edna. Texas. EDWARDS TERRY C. B1rbcrmn EICHELBERGER. STAN AI CnlLImbusRPIe VII Medical Club. EIGENSEE MARYI. Columbus. EILER. GARY P. Hamilmn-Tau Beta Pi. EINHORN SANDRA M Shaker Hciplits-Hiliel. Young Dams. Block 0 EISEN. PAULA S. Highland Park, Tau HilleI.J1-. Amer. gienist AssnI EIbDIIERM JANET M on ELDER. bMARY ANN NorIII CantonRDelIa Zeta. ELDREDGE, CLIFFORD M. A5hlabuInI ELIAS, VIVIAN R. Cleveland Heights. ELLEMAN EUG ENE N Enaton-Sigma Nu Ohio Slaters. Tex- nikoi.51 Class Com. Amer. Inst. of Induslrial Engineers ELLIOTT. MARJORIE D. Newark. ELLIS. JACQUELINE M. Lockboume. ELMER RUSSELL VI. Gates VIiIIs-Sigma Alpha E silon, Phi Ela Sigma, Alpha Epsilon clLa. Soccer ELSEA CAROLE E. Riverside. Conn. RAlphn Phi. Beta Alpha Psi. Phi Chi Theta, House Pres. Council. ELY. DONALD E. Columbus-Dcita Tau Delta. EMDE.L V'IA Rossrord-Gammn Phi Beta. New- 1'I.1I.IC IEI'Sli-Dl-1 RAI, GARY J. ain ENGELHARDT. MARJORIE A Newark NJ. RSUNDIAL Sch. of Art Slud. Council. House Pres. Council Photography Club. ENGLE, JAMES H. South ViennaRSigma Pi Sigma. ENGLE. PHILIP O.HIIIIIRKmIIm Sigi11n.BariIPH Club. ENGLEHART. SHA 0N K. CoilumbusRYM YWCA Stud. Educ EPPSSTEIN, JUDITH P. Youngslown-Alpha Epsilon Phi. ERVIN. RON D.J Coiumbus-RAlpha Phi Alpha. ESBENSHADE KRIS R Ashland-WRHC. Bradley Council. ESPY, BENNIE SanduskyRKappa Alpha Psi Foot- b1l1. Track, WBKR Radio. Campus NAA CP ESQUIVEL. RUTH Gaiion-Alphu Tau Delta sec. ESTORGE ERIEE Houston TenasRDeita Sigma Theta. Block 0 Univ Choir. Newman Club. Univ. Produclion. ETTER, GREGORY L. KcltcringRFloricullurc Forum. EUSTACHE, DANIE I. SidncyRDelIa Thcla Sigma. Jude Club. Agr. Educ. Society. Newman Club EVANKO. RONALD 5. Rocky River-Thcta Tau. Amer. Inst. of Chem. Engrs. EVANS, ALVERTA L. JamestownRKapm DcIIa. EVANS. DAVID E CIInlIIIIRCuIIL-go Academy 0i RPS- Inuranteurs v. pros. EVANS JOYCE A Gallipoiis-Kappa Delta, Kappa Phi. UniII Chorus.51ud. Educ. Assn. House Pres. Council. EVANS. KATHLEEN ANN LyndhursI-Dcita Gamma. EVASHAVIK. LORRAINE M. E. Piltsburgh. PaIRHouse Pres. Council. SCP. Horne Ec. Club. EVERS, JOHN ELVIN CincinnaliRBascbaii. Slrndley Sen. III.RSi ma Delia cnII-Il Hy- Intramurais. EXLINE. ELLEN Columbus-Dclla Town Assl. Gamma. Scope. F FACTOR, R. LANCE CheslurlandRSludenI Senate FALOR, WILLIAM H Akron-Pi Kappa Alpha Alpha Epsilon Delta Young Rep. FALTER. ROSEMARY L. Niagani. Falls. N. Y.R RBradIcy NBWSR paper cdiIor. Dorm stud. govt. FARRELL. CAROL L Gallmvay-Alpha Chi Omega. Boat 8: Saddle Ski Club FAWCE'I !z JANE 'E. ColumbusRKappa Kappa Gamma Mortar Board pres Pi L1mbda Theta. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Orn- icron Nu. W.SGA Home Ec Club. FEASELEJ RALPH J. Sun FEIN. bRrI'J'INIALD F. Cleveland FELDMEIER. PHILLIP IV Columbu FELDWISCH, GRETA C 1rrol1 FELTON. WILLIAM A. Pittsburgh. PA.-ROTC Band. FENTON. MICHAEL I. University HcighIs-E. Baker Photo Club pres. FERGUSON, JUDY A. Cincinnati-Bmdlcy v pres... WSGA. SlanEc-II'gds. Stud. Ed due. AssnI. WR FERGUSON, NATALIE C. CoiumbusRAlpha Delta PiI Jr. Jr. P1nhellcnic. FE'I'TER. JOEW. NapoleonRDelta Theta Sigma. Poul- try Science Club pres... Agr and Home Ec. College Council. FEI'TNER TOBY CincinnatiRKcys. WRI-IC v. prcs.. Morrison Tower rcs., Physical Therapy CIub.SCP,Iudcn15eI-Iatc. FETZEK MARYA Columbus FETZER, NANCY CI Fairvicw ParkRKappa Delta. DATES 5: DATA Univ. Chorus. Rush Counselor. Stud. Assn.. Stud. Educ. Assn. Block O. FEYLOCK JEAN M. LcctoniaRArbor ViIac. Stud. Educ. A.ssn. Block O FIFFICK. TOM E. Canncld Epsilon. Psi Epsilon. Stud. Optometric Assn. .. Inliamurais. FINE. ANITA L. Hollywood Fla. FINE, GAIL L ROCkville Centre. N.Y-A1 ha Ep- silon Phi pres., Freshman en. sec. Hilie1.Block O. PINKE, ROSEM. DaylonREduc. Affairs Comm. Nail. Art Educ. Assn. FINKEL. DEBORAH A. Pcnnsauken NHJRAlpha FINLEY SUEJ. Columbus-..Alpha Lambda Delta FISCHER. RICH AR.DG D1yton-Phi Em Sigma pres. Sigma Pi Sigma, Texnikoi pres. Bucket II Dipper OHIO STATE ENGI- NEER. editor Tennis Cross Coun- try. Sr. Class Com. Chm..0l1io Statcrs v pres. 5'.- pres. Stud. Leader Endowment Fund Chm. Freshman Oricnnlion Lander FISCHER. SUSANJ. Cleveland HeighIsRMorlar Board. Chimes. WSC-A Univ. Chorus. Stud, Assn. Golddigscrs Chm.. Stud. 51ml. FISCHLIN. ANN M. Cleveland. FISHER. DONNA M. W . jlcfi'crsnnRBradII-I Nou'spaprr Editm. SIIIdI AssII, Slud. Educ. Ass 4-H. FISHER. RICHARD J. Bradncr. FLEISCH. JAMES G. NeW1rk-ZcIa Beta Tnu Ireas Phi Eta Sigma. FLEISCHER. ROBERT CHARLES Canlon-Siud.019bomeiric Assn. FLEMING, ROBER daRAng EC. Club. FLETCHER. THOMAS EDWARD Columbus-Alpha Phi Omega. Block 0.301.111; Reps. Rep. Mock Con- ctn IDI'I FLOR, FREDERICK HANS, JR. Uniondale, N. Y RTriangIe. FLORA. CURTISB Daylni'I-Amer Inst. of Industrial Engrs. Epsilon FLORA, SUSAN W. Dayton. FLOYD. PORTIA ANN 8?l'un?Jm'-UIXYI Choru-ISI. WSGA. nu mon Clivities, own 5s. FIEYIININ.bSTAgILEY C. A I cum us-'i-ma Gam . Geology CIub.L m1 Ep51lon. FOCKLER. DOUGLAS D. Lima-Thcta Tau. FOUR. TAMARA L. Pnlaskaia-Dulta Omicron. F2IIR1IGIkIIKEI?, LARRY E. a we -Arnold Air Socict - bntd -$ Blade. y, Scab FgRDio DEFEI A. um crlan -Al ha Tau . FORD. LARRY RI? Delta Columbus-Dellzl Sigma Phi. Phi ElaI Savma. Fresh. Frat. Councih Ohio I 'taters. CommerCu College Caunml. Ohio Union Activities. FQRSTER, JEFFREY PAUL Lolumbus-Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Phys, Educ. Hon., Inlmmurals, Soc- ccr. FORSYTHE, KAY E. ShilolI-cha Tau Alpha, Jr. 3; Sr. Panhcllcnic, Luxheran Stud. Assn, Block O. 4-H Club. FORTE. PATRICK A. C a n t o n-lntramurals, ROTC Band. FOSTER. RICHARD W. Columbus-Bcta Theta Pi. Romo- phqs, Bucket S: Dipper, Slud. Comm. Chaef Justice, Ohao Slatcrs. FOUSS, GLEN W. Iih'rlil-Phi Killmu Tall, FOWLER, JUDITH A. Ncwnrk-Stud. Educ. Assn, Univ. Chorus FOWLER. SUSAN ELINOR MadisoI1-Alplm Lambda Delta. FOX, CAROL E. Columbus-Knppa Alpha . Mortar Board. Scarlet W: Gray, ABC Egoklei, WSGA. Ohio Union Activ- 1 I55. FRAME, RONALD D. BelprehAipha Tau Omega. Epsi- lon Psi Epsilon, Stud. Oplomciric Assn. FRANK. ALBERT B. ColumbushAgronomy Club, FRANKENFELD, CHERYL L. Van Burcn-Alplm Della Them. FRANKS, EDWIN C. Columbus-Phi Em Si ma. Gam- rna Sigma Della, Unite Slud. Fel- lowship, Agronomy Club. FRAZIER. JAMES LOUIS Columbus. FREEDMAN. RICHARD G. Trenton, N.J.-th-t:1 Bela Tau, Smilh Hall Board of Regents. FREEDMAN, SHARON M- Buffalo, N. . FRENCH, ROBERT H., JR. Cincinnati. FRESCH, GENEVIEVE M. MansEeld-Home Ec. Club, New- man Club. FRIDLEY. SONDRA R. Piqua-Bowling. FRIEDBERG. MYRA N. Cleveland-Hiltel, Block. 0. FRIEDEMAN. DEBORAH RUTH Zanesville-ArborI Vitae Irena. .8: v. pres. qymnasncs Club, WE Baker mgrcsu Hlllcl. Fresh. Sen. FR! DLANDER, JENNY F. Mobile. Alm-Sigma Delta Tau. Hillel Stud. Council, FRIEDMAN. BARRY H. Brooklyn, N-Y.-Alphn Epsilon Pi. Alpha Epsilon Delta. Ohio Un- ion Activilies. FRIEDMAN. DIANA Columbus. FRIEDMAN. JEROME Columbus. FRIEDMAN. SUSAN M. New York. N.Y.-Alpha Epsilon Phi. MAKIO. SUNDIAL. Panhellcnic. FRIEDMAN. SUZANNE C. Canton-Stud. ASSL. Block O- FRY. CAROL S. Toledo-Angel Flight, Arnold Air Society Queen. Home Ec. Club. Stud. Asst. FRYE. RICHARD E. MansficldaDtlphi. Inst. of Electri- cal .k Electronic Engrs, FRYER. BONNlE E. Lakewood. FU. JAMES HSUEH-HERNG Columbus. FUGITA, STEPHEN S. KIirtland-Thela Chi. Bela Gamma Sigma, Phi Eta Sigma. Alpha Kap- pa Psi sea, Mcrshon Hon., Pace- sellers. FULCOMER. MARK C. Canficld-Alphn Kappa Delta. Psi ghi, Basketball, Intramurals. Young ems. Orchestra, FULLERTON. NANCY E. Kenton. FUTRELL. MARY ANN Worlhmgmn. G GAIL, CAROLYN L Fowler-Phi Upsilon Omicron. 0m- :cron Nu. Home EC. Chap. v. pres., Phi Upsilon Omicron prus.. Univ. 4-H Club trons. GALE. RICHARD E. Columbus-Kappa Dclln Rho. Menu,- Glee Club. ROTC Band, Track. Kap- pa Delta Rho pres. GALL, GARY S. Efkgwoud-Chi Phi, u . GALLEN. STEPHEN A. New York City. NY. GANAS. BRUCE C, Bedford-Slceb Hall pres. CANCER. ROGER N. Ottawa-Phi Epsilon Pi v. prc5.. tram... Arnold Air 509.. Soc. of Advancement for Mnnagemenh MAKIQ Varsity Tennis, Intramural; GANIS. ARNOLD F, Umv. Hts.-Alpha Epsilon Pi, ln- tmmurals. GARBER- SUSAN D. Louisville, Kcnlucky-M i I r a r s. MAKIO. Slud. Sen. GARDNER, PHILIP C. ColLImbus-Sigma Alpha Mu. Prc- Vet. Medical Assn. lnlramurats. GARLIKOV. B. MARK Daylon- Phi Sigma Delta. MAKIO. Swimming. Varsity '0'2 GARLIKOV. DONALD E, Dalen-Ph1 Sigma Della, Swim- ming. College Academy of Restau- rnntcurs' Hillel. GARLIKOV. RONALD S. Dayton-Phi Sigma Della, Epsilon Delta. GARLINGTON. TYRA S. CinCinnaliwAlphu Kappa Cnnlield Council, Pincdalc pres., NAACP. GARNER. JOAN ZIMMERMAN Fosloria-Alpha C hi 0 m c s: .1. AKIO Organizations Editor. LAN- TERN, Chimes. Thcla Sigma Phi. GAUMER. THOMAS H. Columbus-LANTERN editon Sig- ma Delta Chi pres. 8: sec., Journal- ism Sludcnl Council v. pres. GEBHARDT, CHARLES R. Columbus. GEGNER. KAREN M. Sandusky-Alpha Tau Della. GEIE, REBECCA K. Columbus-Pi Beta Phi. Mirrors, ghio Union Activities, WSGA, Towu sst. GERBASI, DENNIS P. Niagara I-alls, N.Y.-Pi Tau Sig- ma. Sigma Alpha Lambda, Amer. Society of Mechanical Engm, Delphi, Engr. Speaking Socicly, Navy Drill Team. Stud. 3cm, Steeb Hall pres., MRHA sun, Tcxnikoi, Swimming. GERBER SHARON L. Milwaukee. Wis-Sigma Delta Tau. OERLACH, STEPHANIE L. KenlnPi Bela Phi. Swan Club. GERLITZ, CORALIE J. Springfwld-Delm Omicron. Pi Kap- a Lambda, Orchestra. Univ. Chorus. usic Educ. le. Conference. GEROW. SHARON J. . Arlington, Va.-Housc Pres. CounCIl. anl. Educ. Assn0 Young Dams. GETZENDINER, CHARLES A. Columbus-Slrndlcy Newspaper. GEUSSJOHN E. Youngstown-Tau Kappa Epsilon prcs., Texnikoi. Alpha Pi Mu. UhIio Slalcrs, Amer. 11151. of Industrial Engrs, pres.. Christmas on Campus C m. GHEEN, MARY E. Fairborn-Dclla 2cm. GIAMMARCO, GARY L. SteubenvilIc-Alplm Phl Delta. GlEHL. LANA HAMLER Columbus-Phi Upsilon Omicron, Omicron Nu, Amer. Home Eu. Assn, Sludcnl-Fnculty Council. GIESER. GARY A. Willard-Pi Kappa Alpha. Mcrshon Hon.. lnlrnmuruls, Marching Band, ROTC Band. . GILLETTE, ALICE V. m: ron-Phys. Therapy Club. Stud. Asst. GILMER. GARY L. Kings Mitls-Stud. Educ. Chess Club. 5111' Club. GIRUUARD. KENNETH R. ColumbuswPhi Kappa PSI sec, Navy RJIle 1k Pistol TCEIMI Newman Club, Sports Car Atpha Alph :1, C 00p Assn, Midn, Council. Anchor 3: Chair, sun. GITZEL, REX D. Arcanum-Dclla Sigma Pi, Agr, Ec. Club, Block O. GLADD, TINA Hubbaru-Sigma Theta Tau sea, Turch Club. GLASS, GARY A. Buy Villagc-Sigma Pi, Phi Eta Sigma. GLAZIER, STANLEY E. Troyh-Alphn Gamma Sigma. Saddle 6: Sirloin, 1300: .5: Saddle. 4-H Club. Agr. EC. Club. GLOVER. GLORIA A. I-iincklcy-Amcr. Home EC. J'nssnw Natll Educ. Assn. 4-H Club GOCHNOUR. KATHERINE. D. Lorain. GOLDMAN. CYNTHIA A. Philadelphia Pa. OLDSTEIN ELLEN R. Flushing. N.Y.-Psi Chi. GOOD. CAROLYN F. Mcdina-Ann TweedaIc trans. IS: pres. Wcsicy Foundation VI pres. 6: Board of Trustees. GOOSMANN.CL1FFORD J. Cincinnnli-Le Droil d-Honncur, E. Bnker Council, WBKR Radio. SCP, MRHA GOOSMANN. PEGGY A. Chagrin Falls. GORDON, JAMES B. Cunlon. GORDON. JEFF B. Columbus-Hillel. Amer. Inst. of Architects. Engr. Speaking Society. GORDON. MARY ANN Wilminplon-Knppa Delta. GORE, JEFFREY B- I Akmn-Em Mu Sigma. Block 0. MRHA, Stmdlcy Glee Club pre:., STRADLEY ALBUM. STRADLEY LAD. GOSNELL. LARRY L. Adcnn-Phi Kappa Tau, Itramurals. GOSSETT, J. KAYE BelmonI-Stud. Educ. Assn.. Univ 4- . GOSSICK. ROGER V, Tutlnhomn. Tenmilntmmurals. GOTLIEB. LAWRENCE D. Clarksburg. W. Va.-Sigma Alpha Mu. MAKIO. GOUDY. PAMELA I-I. Canton. GOUGH, JAMES N. Cleveland. GOULD. MICHAEL G- Columbus-Alphn Kappa Psi, SUN- DIAL. Young Reps. GRABENKORT. RICHARD W. Worlhinutnn-Phi Karmi- Tau. R Y, STEPHEN J. Chillicothe-Epsilon Psi Stud. Optomelric Assn. treas. GRANT. GWEN E. I Mt. Lebanon. Pn.-5w:m Club, UI'IIV, Dance Group Women's Phys. Educ. Assn Women's Recreation Assr'L. Hnurvc Pres. Council. W'SGA, BPP. Snilgng Club Sports Car Ctub Ski l C u . GRAY. CHERYL D, N. Canlon. GRAY. JAMES B I Oslrnntlcr-Sigmn Alpha Epsdom GRAY. RICHARD C. Hubbard-Agr. Ec. Club. 4-H Club Wesley Foundation. Univ. Chorus. GRAY, WALTER I . Cnluunblly-Alnlm Pi Mu Delphi. Amer. Inn. of Industrial Engrs. GREENAWALD MELISSA J. C'nlumbus-WSGA. Union Activities. Orientatinn Leader GREENFIELD. DAVID A. . Long Island. N.Y.v-Tnu Epsilon Fh: treas.. LANTERN. GREGORIADES DEMETRIOS Columhus-Kanm Psi. Amer. Pharm. ssn. GREWELL. JOHN N. Sharon Pm-Immbdn Chi Alpha, Frat. Armin Council. Sports Car Club. GRIEIBLE. JAMES C. New Philadelphia. GRIFFITH. DONN Columbus-Sigma Chi. Young Reps. Council of Frat. Pres. GRIFFITH, WALTER Q Columbus. GROSS. BARBARA J. W'hceling. W. Va GROSS. DAVID W. MansncId-Siema Phi Epsilon. GROSS, MELVIN 1 Cleveland Heights. GROSSMAN. DIANA C. Columbus. GROUP. JAY L. . TroyLAlnlln Gamma Sigma. Sad- Elle K- Sirlnin. GROVES. DENNIS L. Epsilon. 469 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Louizwillc-Sphlnx v. pres. Bucket. $- Dipper. Alpha Phi Mu pws.. AnChor - Chain. Tcxnikoi sec. Scab- bard tQ made, Kappa Psi. Phi Mu Alpha. Bellows. Concert Band, Navy Glee Club. Delphi, GRUBB. ELIZABETH 1.. Columbus-Phi Mu. Univ. Chorus, GRUNDSTEIN, LYNNE I. Cnlumbus-4imma Delta Tau. GUTHRIE. HENRY L. Columbus-Young Rep. GUYTON. TED L. Columbus-Phi Kappa Tau. Bucky! 1- Dipper, Sr. CIEIS$ Com. Ohio Uninn Council V. prc5.. Ohio Union Hoard. Stud. Lender Endowment Fund Hens. HAAS, IRVIN M. Columbus-Sigma Pres., LANTERN. HAAS, NANCY A- . Parma-Morlar Board, Chimes, Mu- rors. Alpha Lambda Delta. Baker prcs., WSGA. Block 0. Arbor Vitae Scarlet 'N am? Stud. Leadership ndowmcnt Fund res. HACKE'I'I, JERRY F. London-Agr. Educ. Society. HACKENBRACHT, KAY Arcanum- HADDAD. FREDERICK F.. JR. Parma-Smhhard and Blade. HAGEDDRN. KARL J. CIcvclnnd-S o c c c r. Flcriculiure Forum. HAINES. DAVID F. I Coraopolis, Pa.-Alpl1a Rho Chi. TEX- nikoi, Engineering Speaking Somcly. HAIRSTON, LINN C. Columbus-Alpha Kappa Alpha- HALE. DOUGLAS F. Columbus-Dclta Sigma Phi. HALE. SHIRLEY A. Hilliard-Knppa IAlpha Sororily Pres. Counml. HmLEX. MARCIA J. anon. HALEY, SHARON 1. Columbus. HALLAHAN, GAEL A. Bay Village. HAMILTON. JAMES S. 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Conceit Band. Orchestra, Chorus. HOWELL. DALE E South Point. HOWELL, JAMES L. Columbuknlock O. HDWISON. SHARON K. Richwoad. HOYER. DAVID I. DaytonAAlnha Epsilon Delta. ln- lrnmurnls. Block 0, Stud. Amer. Medical AssnI HUBBLE, DORIS A. W'eSIIake-Gamma Phi Beta. HUBER, JOHN G. ClevelandASocicly of Automotive Engrs. 506.. Sports Car Club Pres. Amer. Society 0f Mcchnnicn! Engrs. HUDACKO, RICHARDM. Clevelnnd-Sigrna Phi Epsilon So- ciety for Advancement of Manage- ment. Snorle Car Club Cheerleader. HUDD LTES TON. MA Brook ville Ind.--OI-110 STATE NGR., Stud. Amer. Instilulc Archi ICCIS. HUFFMAN. ANDRYA G. West MansncId-Housc Pres. Coun- cilI Stud. Educ. Assn. Scarlet 'n Gray. HUGHES, KENNETH J. ' Easilake. HUGHES. MARYLYNN A. Youngslown-vPhi Mu Pres. Mortar Board. Weslminislcr Foundation, Urniled Campus Christian Fellowship HULL HELEN S. Greenfield-Alpha Lambda Della, Scarlet 'n Gray. Block O Buckeye and. HUMBERT WILLIAM K. Faycucw-Delia TIIcIa Sigma. Sad- dlc A Sirloin. HUNT, CHARLES W Hilliard. HUNT. DALE D. Covi'ngtonEDelh Theta Sigma. Saddle II: SirloiLn, Agr. Corpsman. HUNTER. PA ColumbUSv-SI-Jnddie SI- Sirloin HURLEY. CHARLES 'I'. Parma. HUSSEY, JAMES L. Mt. Pleasant-Beta Theta Pi Pi Tau Si ma Pi Mu Epsilon Delphi. Engr peaking Society, Amer. 50- cicty of Mechanical Engrs. HUTCHINS A.DAV1D LondonAAlpha Gamma Sigma, Sad- dle a: Sirloin Trans HUT SONIL ORRA J. Rocky Rivcr-Alpha XI Delta Pres, Alpha Kappa Gamma. HUTTER. KENNETH G ClevelnridAAl ha Kap a Psi. HYBLOOM, K NNETp H. Clcvcland-Hillel. Men's Glee Club. 5 ypm honjc Choir. HYEST ROBERTA FlushmgAvDella Si ma Phi. HYSEIJ.b uSANDRA Colum HYSELLb uWALLACE 8. Columbus. I IDDINGS MARY ANN Ludlow Falls-Womcnis Phys. Educ. ssn . es. IGELMAIE ROBERT P. Gahanna-Delta Sigma Pi Irens.. Military Ball Council. IGLAUER, GAYLE V. CincinnaIi-Cygnets, Ski Club. Mgr. shon UsherC C.orI-Is IHLE,C CURTIS L. Galena. INGLES, JEAN rotthinSIOn-BPP, SIud. Educ. ssn. INGRASSIA, JAMES R. 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Sigma Tau Beta. Stccb Hall Chief Iusuce KRAFT, JULIANA Columbus-Kappa Kappa Gamma. Stud, Sen. KRANER. JAMES F. Columbus. KRANTZ. PETER N. New York, N. Y. cha Beta Tan. Hockey. Tennis. KRANZ, PHILIP N Shaker HeightsiHallc-l, MRHA, Stud. 56m, Young Rena, Stud. Rep Forum. Univ. Chorus KRENGEL, BARRY M New York. N. Y.-'I'au Epsilon Pm. Swimmin . KREUTZFELD. LYNNE. c. Toledo-Alpha C111 Omega, Torch Club. Mershon Usher Corps. Buck- eye Band, Neil Hall Standards. KRIEG, KAREN Columbus Alpha Phi. Pnnhellenic Board, Ohio Union Activities. KRINN. CAROL A. Marion. KRISMEYER. LOIS River Edge. N. J.-Alpha Gamma Gam ma, Della. Della Phi Della, University Players. Mershon Ushcr Corps, Rush Counselor. KROHN. RICHARD E. Fnycllc KRUSINGER. ALAN E Worthingtonh-Scmper Fidelis. KULINSKI, STANLEY J. Columbus-lnlrnmurals, Judo Club. AF Drill Team. KULLMANN. KRISTINE. S. Wcstcrvillc-I'hi Mu. Womenk Glee Club. KUNTZMAN. JOHN C Frankfort-Pershing Rifles. WBKR Radio. East Baker 9. 13:25.. East Baker Hun. pres. KUTLER. DOROTHEA Circleville-Alphn Phi. BPP. Ski Club. Stud. Sen. KVOCKA. JOANNE M Slcuhenvilic SEL-ma Alpha Eta. KYMER. BETTY J. Mount Vernon. L LABEL. STANLEY R. Youn stown-Zeta Beta Tau. Phi Eta igma. Smith Board of RC- genls. Intramurals LACKEY, JANE L. Chagrin Falls-Chimes. Mortar Board, Alpha Drlln Them trans. Mack R pres.. WSOA, WRHC, Stud. asst. LAFKAS, ROBERT C. Cincinnati Evans Scholars v. pres. LAIDIG, SCOTT R. Columbus-Anchor 8.- Chain. LAMANNA. TERESA A. Willoughbx AM DEN, AMY S. Daylon-Alpha Epsilon Phi. Arl Schk Council. LANESE. ROBERT M. Soulh Euclid-Phi Delta Theta. Kap- nn Kappa Psi. Phi Mu Alpha. Eilnrghing Band. Concert Band. Brass Iolr. LANG DIANNE F. Dayton Phi Mu. Sigma Alpha Eta, Intrnmurals LANCE, THOMAS 0. CDIumbus-Pi Tau Sigma. Tau Beta Pi. Amer. Society cl Mechanical Engrs. chm LANKFORD. THOMAS J. West Jefferson. LAPRETE. ROBERT D. Sleubenvilto-Arncr. Inst. of Acro- naulics 5: Astronautics. LARRICK. GEARY. H. Cambridge Kappa Kappa Psi. Phi Mu Alpha LARRIMER. BRUCE I. Columbus-Sigma Nu prc5., Council of Frat. PIES. LARSON. LARRY L. . Columbus-Mcms Physmal Educ. Hon. Block 0 LATSHAW, SUZANNE E. Columbus KzIppn Alpha Theta trcns.. Educ. Stud, CounciL Educ. Leadership Council. Stud. Sen. Towu Asst. LATTA. BILLY L. Napalcon-Kappa Psi, Amer. Phar- maceutical Assn. LAWS, EMILY A. CarroIl-Phi Bela Kappa. Alpha Lambda Delta, Geology Club sec.- lreas., Slud 5cm. SCP. Young. Reps., Slud. Rep. Forum prcs., Ski Club, Chess Club. BPP. LAWYER. RITA A. ZnnesviIIc-Mpha Delta Theta. New- man Club. Dmm Council. LAWYER. WILLIAM F. Cambridge-Phi Karma Tnu. LEAHY. WILLIAM B. . Cleveland Hus-Phi Kappa P5: pres.. Sphinx pres, Bucket 6c Dipper v. pres. LEAS. LINDA E. Dayton. LEBDLD. ROBERT C. Columbus LEE, JEANNE DN'. Dayton A1pha Kappa Alpha, Pan- hellenic. LEFEVER. DOUGLAS P. . Arcanum-Della Them Sigma: v. pres. Towers sec.. Gamma Sigma Delta. AGR, STUD.. Agr. Econqm- ics Club, LaCrossc, Evangelical United Brethren Stud. Fell0wship sec.. ARE. Corpsman LEFFLER. PETER L. Hamillon-Thcta Tau sec. Amer. Society of Civil Enars. LEFLORE. ALMA G. Canton AInha Kappa Alpha. Stud. ASSL. Standards 47I SENIOR ACTIVITIES LEGGE'IT. GARY U. Kinucdhook. New York-Phi Kappa Tau. Phi Delta Chi trans. Amer. Pharm. Assn LEHMAN, DENNIS E. ElyriaLOmcga Tau Sigma. SPEC- ULUM. Vet. Slud, Council. Junior Amer. Vol. Medical Assn. LEICHTY. JUDITH A. Findlay-Pi Lambda Theta. Mershcn Usher Corps. Stud. Educ Assn. Educ. College Council, House Pres, C nuncil. LEMLEY. RUTH CA MclamorahETHOS. Freshman Sen. LEMON. JOHN R. Columbus-Kappa Psi. Amer. Pharm. Assn LENTZ, MARY L. Gibsonhurg-Univ. Concert Band. Univk Symphony, Music Educ. an1. Conference. LEO. MARY L Parma Arbor Vitae. LERCH. BARBARA M, Columbm-Snm. Educ. Assn. LERCH. CHRISTIAN P. Parmn-Lc Droit D'Honncur, Amer. gaticty of Mechanical Engrs., Block LERCH. MICHAEL C. Sidney. LEVIN. CHARLES Harrington Park. New Jerscy-Zeta Bela Tau LEVITZKY. CAROL D. Long Beach. New ankAigmn Al- pha Sigma. Stud, 5cm. BPP. LEWIS. DIANE F. Chicagq IllinoiFMphn Kn pa Al- pha. Stud. Occupational crapy Assn., Standards, Newman Club, Stad. Asst. LEWIS. KATHLEEN M, Bnrton-Phi Upsilon Omicron, AGE STUD. Home Economics Stud, Fae ulu.r Council. Stud. Asst. LEWIS. KENNETH L. ColumbusiAmcr. Sacicty or Me- chanical Engrs. LEWIS, LARRY L. Columbua-Kappa Psi Ireasu SPUR. Eowlmg. Amer. Pharm. Assn. LEWIS,L1NDA A. Rocky River. LEWIS, MICHAEL D. Hillimd-Scabbard 5: Blade. LEWIS. SUSAN B. ColumbusHKappa K3 pa Gamma. LICHTMAN.RUNNIE . Roanoke, Virginia vAIphn Epsilon FhL LIEBHERR. BEVERLY J. Perrysburg Sigma Alpha Eta, SUN- DIAL. Standards, Concut Band, Brass Choir. LINDE, BEVERLY J. Columbus. UNDER, PHYLLIS A. Cleveland Hts. LINDSEY, JOANNE R. CIevcland-Physical Therapy Club, Standards. LINK. ROBERT A. Ima. LINKOW. WILLIAM M. Shaker Heights-Tau Epsilon Phi pres LINN. QUlNTlN C. Bucyrus-Alpha Gamma Rho, Sop cur, 1112:. Economics Club. LINVILLE, FRED E. Columbus-Phi Gamma Delta trens., Stud. Scn. LIPPERT, WAYNE A. . Wilmin ton-Tan Kappa EpSIlon, Young eps.. lnlmmurals. LIPSON, STEPHEN H. - Bexley-Bela Alpha Psi. Alpha Kap- pa Psi. LITTEN. MARY E. VaughnsvillnEAlum Della Theta. LIVINGSTON. JA ES R. . UrbanaiAIpha Gamma Sigma, In- tramuruls, Rural Sutioiogy Club. 4-H Club. LIVINGSTON, LUCILLE A. NovahUniv. Grange, 4-H Club, Home Economics Club. LOCHTEFELD VIRGIL V. St. Henry airy Tech. Club v pres.. Newman Club. LOEVENHART, HILDA C.- Akron-Alpha Epsilon Pm, MAKIO. LOGAN. GARY L. . FarmdaJc-Gnmmn Sjgma Delta. Ar- nold Air Society, 4-H Club. Asr. Economics Club. LONG, DONALD W. . Lcctonia-Alpha cha. Gymnastics. Frat. Advancement Councrl. 4-H Club Dairy Science Club. LONzO. REBECCA L. INIewark LOSCHKY. PHYLLIS M. Milford Center Kappa Della, A1- pha Lambda Dclta, Gamma Delta. Alpha Della Theta, 4-H Club. SENIOR ACTIVITIES LOUTHAN. WILLIAM C. Akron-EPhI Kappa Tau sea. Phi Em Sigma Ircas.1Young Dems., lock O1SIIId for Liberal action. LOVELE551RICHARD W. Hubb1rd1 LOWERY. JAMES R. Milford CenterE4-H Club, murals. L0WMILLER1 NANCY J. Columbus. LOXLEY1TED A. Columbus-Mililary Council. LU CEJ NIS E CclumbIIsEAlpIm Lambda Della LUKE. VIRGINIA R. Cuyahosa FaIIsEAlpha Lambda Dcl- I111 Sigma TlIcIa Tau. Torch Club, Mortar Board. Swan Club. Nuyses Scholarship House prcs1, Unilcd Stud. Fellowship. LURIE, LEONARD N. . Shaker Hts.EAlpha EPSIIon PI. Hi1- lel Slud. Council. LYMAN, MARY M. Avon LakeENcwman Club. LYNCH. JAMES Q1 FosteriaENcwman Club ANaIional Educ. Assn. Stud. d.uc Am LYNDES LINDA L. GraIIonEAlphn Lambda Delta, Psi Chi, Mack Hall Sen. LYON, MARJORIE A. Imra- Columbus-Wamer Fellowship, Buckeye Band1 MCBRIDE. JANICE F. Columbus-Arhor Vitae Block 0. WCA lnier-dorm COIII'ICII. MCCAMMON, IRENAC. Galena-Boot R Saddle Club Ice Skating Club1 MCCARTY MICHAELS. Eat McCLELLAND MARY A. Waverly. MCCLURE1800ER J. NorthridgeEPershing Rifies, shon Military Honorary, Dams v. res. and Ircas. MCCONN LL. BRIAN C1 Troy-Alpha Rho Chi, Texnikoi, Scabbard 8.- Blade. Ohio Slalcrs. MCCONNELL. DEBORAH D. Mer- Yo ung ColumbusESludenl Educ. Assn. MCCONNELL JUDITH K Columbus-PI Beta Phi Ohio Union Activilies, Stud. Senate. CCORMIAK, IOH NL Wonhinglon-Men s Glee Club, United Stud. Fellowship. McCUE. WILLIAM. H. Cuyahoga FalisEAIpha Kappa Psi. Sigma Alpha Lambda1MRHA. McDANIEL, KA THRYNS. RichmondENpha Lambda Delta, Chimes, Mortar Board, Canficld Hall pres.1 WSGA pres. CSA. Stud. Lead- ershi Training Council, WRHC. MCDO ALD. FRANK. M. - ColumbusEDeIla Si ma Phi1 Varsuy Soccer. Freshman male. Block D. McDONALD10EORGEAN E. ToledoEKIIppa Delta MCFARLAND1BARBARA A. Mansiieid-SIud. Educ. Assn11 niv Grang MCGEE1MARGARET A. Chillicothe-ETHOS YM- YWCA. MCG HEE1M YR Virginia Beach1Va.EPhi Mu10hio Union Activiticis MEGRATH1TIMOTHY J 01 MCILWAIN CAROLN. CincinnaIiEGamma Phi Beta. Frat. AIIairs Council lntl. Studies Club1 MdNTURF, ANCY HebronEAlpha Lambda Delta Pi Lambda Theta15md Educ. Assn.. W.CA Un1v. Chorus. MCKEE VIRG GLI West AchandriaFEalpha Psi, Amer. VeL Medical Assn. MCKELVEY1TH0MAS C. Shadyside-Amer. Institute of Chem Engineers Engrs. Council. MCKENZIE1ROSELLEN Columbus-SIrollers. McLAIN HOPE M1 DelawarcEDella Gamma, Jr. 8: Sr Panhelienic. McLAUGHLIN1MOLLY D. Newark McLAUGHLIN STEPHEN D. Columbus-Dclta Sigma Phi, Univ1 Chorus. Judo Club1Stud1for Libeial fiction. Campus Y1WEsIey Founda- Ion McMAI-ION1DOTTIEL. GailipolisEWomcn' 3 Advanced Gym- naslics Club sec McMICHAEL. RUTH 4-H. Mirrors, Newark-ch Tau Alpha, SIud1 Educ. Assn. v. pr: MCMURRAY, MARY ELLEN Girard-Young Dams. McVEY. BARBARA 1.. MI. ernon. MACDONALD, JOHN A. ColumbusESIIInm Della CIIi1 Jour- 111I1'5m eSlutL Council pres, LAN MACKLIN1MARYANN Columbus-Smd. Educ. WSGA. Town Assn. MAGLEY. RONALD G Cplumbus-Engincering Speaking 80- A s s 11., Block 0. Clelyoprcs.Engr51C0uncil1 Amer. InsI1ICh1cm Engrs. Radio Club MAGUIRE. JOHNJ1 I CincinnaliESIEma Alpha Epsilon. Track MAGYAR1MARYH. Pompton Lakes1N. J. MAHAN. SARA L. AkronESigmn Theta Tau, Torch Club If. prcsu Univ1ChorLis1$Iud. Nurse Assn.1Nigl1l OIII MAIDLOW1MOLLY A1 ColIinIbusEPi Beta Phi, Ohio Union Actiiities, Frill. Altairs Council. MAIN; DONNA 1C. Lim MAINS, DONALD M. Cqu mbus MALBIN1ROBERTA P. Unwersily Heights-Sigma Alpha Eta. Head Stud AssI MAL LETT13ARBARA ANN ColumbuEtha Tau Alpha scc1V. Presu Mirrors. MALDY1MAUREEN L. Galion-Della Zeia, Alpha Lambda Della, Pi Lambda Theta, MAKIO, Mershon Usher Corps. ANBECK. DALE K. New KnoxvilieEAlphn Gamma Rho, InIramuraIs. MANGANNO, WILLIAMS B. East LiverpooIEPhi Kappa Sigma. v. Dre5.. Intramurals. MANN EDERICK M. CoIIImbusEBeIn Theta Pi, Court. MANRENG. SUSAN L. Mansiieid1 MANSON, MARILYN L. Sandusky. MARA. ARLENE L. Columbus. MARCUSON. JOAN C. Longmeadow. Mas: MARCY, LOUIS W. Parma-Lambda Chi Alpha sec, Phi Delta ChI1Pharm CounciL MAR1A1D0NNA Garfieid HeighIsEAlpha Delta Phi. Newman C1ub1Block 0, Stud Educ Assn.. Cygnus. MARINO. JOANNE J. Youngstow'nEAIpIIa Gamma Stud. Asst.1 Stud. Educ, Newman Club1 MARKS1BE'ITY E. ClcveliindE ESigmn Delta Tau Hillel, BPSP1NaII.Educ.Assn., Stud1Educ1 MARSI-IALL JOHN P. Pittsburg, Pa1EPhI Kappa Sigma v. pres11Newman CILI b. MARSHALL RICHARD J. Columbu mega Tau Sigma v. pres.. Jr. Amer. Vet. Med. A531 MART1DENNIS A University heightsEArI-Iold Air 506.. AF ROTC Drill Team. MARTIN, BARBARA L. Dnylon-Kappa Delia. Mershon Usher Corps1WSGA Union Travel Bureau, Block O, Amer Horne Ec. Assn. MARTIN1 CHARLES J. Columbia Station. MART1N1ELIZABETH M Columbus-Alnha Kappa Alpha. Alpha Delta Thela1Mcrshon Usher Cor MARITIN1 GARY L. Toronlo. MARTIN1MARYL WapakoncIaEAlpha Phi, Alpha Del- ta Theta. 5:0 ope. MASON NJUDITH E. CanIDnEMOItar Board. Angel Flight, Alpha Dellta Thela, Tau Bela Sigma, Scarlcl 'n Gray Buckeye Band1R0TC Band. MASONY BRIAN L. Fairvinw Park-Pershing RiHes. MASSIE1JEANE Dover-Smd. Chorus. MASSIE1THOMAS D. Porismoulh-Sigma Alpha Epsilon. gin? Kappa Psi, Judo Club1Ski MASTER$1CHERYL B. . Massillon'ESigma Alpha Eta. Unw. Chorus. Stud. Christian Fellowship. SIud. Della1 Assn Educ Assn1Univ. 472 MA'IHEWS. FREDERICKA L. ColIImbLIsEAlphn Kappa Alpha. Women's Glee Club. Sypmnhonic Choir Univ CIIOrIIs NAAC MATHIA81DWJGHT D1 Dundee-Intrnmurnls1 MATHIS. ROBERT 'F. ColumbusEPi Kappa Alpha, Phi Eta Sigma Ohio Slaturs. Freshmen Sun- alo. Ohio Union Activities. MATTHEWS. RALPH L11JR Columbus-Sigmu Della; Chi lrens.. Young Reps LANTERN. MAXWELL JACQUELINE 3. Indianapolis. Ind. MAY1 CAROL J. Cleveland HeightsESIud. ssn. MAYBRUCK, RONALD P1 Sprin Heid-Hiliei pres. MAYE S. BARBARA S. ClevelandEArI School Council. MAYKOWSKI. EDWARD M Garfield Heights-Block O. MAYS ASA1JR. ColumbusEPhi Sigma Kappa. Alpha Psi. Amcr1VeI1Mcdicine Assn. MEAD0R1 PAMELA A. CincinnaIi-Sigma Alpha Eta, Block 0. MEADORS. GORMAN W. Cincinnali. MEDFORD1 JOHN C. FDII Recovery-Univ: Theatre. Strol- lers pres. MEHRENS1HENNING N. OlmstchAipha Epsilon Delta, Phi AI ha Theta. MELKE 50N1NILSC. Orrville-Delta Sigma Phi Della Gamma Sigma Frchhmnn Soccer, Stud. Horticulture Society pres. Agr R Home E: College Council MENDELSON1MARCIA F. Columbus-Sigma Alpha. Em MENDENHAJ..L1 JOANR Kettering MENTZER LAWRENCE E1 AdenaE'I'aLI Beta Pi. Pi Tau Sig- ma Phi Eta 5igma1Amer.SociEly of Mechanical Engrs. MERRELL1 EDWIN N. KcnIEDeIIa Tau Dena. MERRICK, BARBARA L. Middletown-Dclta Zela. Sigma AI- pha Ela. MERTENS, JULIE A. Erie. Pa1EAIpha Gamma Delta. AI- pha Psi Omega1Mersh0n Usher Corps. Horne Ec. Club. MERTIE ROBERTB ColumbusEBcIa Theta Pi, Beta Al- Pha Psi11mramurals. MESENBURG, JOE R. Coiumbus-Alphn Gamma Rho, 1n- Inmurals, Agr. R- Home Ec. Club sea, Newman Club MESHBERG. CHARLES Booklyn. N.Y. MESSETT. JUDITH E OberIInEAlpha Chi Omega, ATH- ENEUM10hio Union Activities House Pres. CounciL METERKO JUDITH A. Mnrblehead-Alpha Tau DelIa1 METZLER1THOMAS R. WarranArnoId Air Sociely, Track, Wrcsrljng MEYER PHYLLIS A. Leipsic-Alpha Delta Theta. MEYER15USANNA M. Bridg an art. MEYEBRIS1n CARL A. MICHELLI THOMAS L. gadthAF Drill Team, Epsilon Psi M1 ESELL1TERRIE E. Columbus-PIII Upsilon Omicron Nu. MILLER1ALLAN W. Youn smwn-Sigmn Delta Chi Ires.. LANIERN MAK101MiIiIaI'yCoun- cil. Photography Ciub1Pistol Club, sung Reps. MILLER. CAROLYN D. Columbus Graven MILLER. CHARLES R. JerusalemEDelm Theta Sigma. Tow- ers. Agr. College Council, Dairy Technology Ciub1Council of Frat. MILEER1DAVID E. Columb'usEIndusIrial Arts Club. MILLER DAV ID E Canal Winchester. Educ. Omicron. MILLER1 DON R. ColumbusETau Kappa Epsilon, Fresn.lFraI.CounciI1FMLAIIairS, MILLER1 HARRIET A. McCombEDclln Gamma, Stud. Sen- alc sec Women' s Glee Club. Scar- ieI In Gray1 House Council. MILLER1JILL K. Mansfield. MILLER1MARGARET A. Bridgevillc Pn MILLER1 MARSHA L. CIIiIIicoIhc. MlLLER. MARTHA J' Barbermn-Mershun Usher Corps. MILLER1MARY K. Plain CinEAiphu Chi Omega 4 H Club Home EC Club AgLR Home EcENgollcgc Council. AGR. STU- MILLER1MARY L. ViennaE'I nung Reps. Spanish Club. MILLER. MICHAELF Findl'IIEDella Chi v. Tra- ditions Chm MILLER1MICHELE M. Casstown MILLER1LIICHELE M. Clcxeland Heights-MAKIO Natl. Dresu Educl. Assn, SIIId. Educ Assn. MILLEIR MURRAY 31 lychIntramurals. MILLER, PAMELA A. BatbertonEUniLCIIOILIS1Mu5IC Educ. N1Il. Conferenca MILLER1ROBERTG. ColIImbusEMen's Phys Educ Hon. MIL LER1 RONA ALDH Spenccrvilie. MILLER. RONALDL. Miami Beach1F1a M1LLER1RUD0LPH G. iPiIIsburgh1P11E53i1ing Club Sail- MILLER mWILLIAM BIyanEAczlcia, Kappa Pi. Rho Chi Sociely, P11311111 Society, Stceb Hall MILLHUFF. SANDRA K. WOOSIer-PIII Mu Stud. Assn.. Wesley Foundation. MILLIGAN DAVIDT. WcslervilicEPhi Delta Thela 1-25.. RomoPhos pres.1BIIc1-Ie1 R D1ppcr. Fresh1Scn15Iud.Scn11Fresl1.FraI Council pres DATES R: DATA MINTZER BARRY R. Brooklyn, N.Y.EMershon Usher Corps. Fresh. FraI Council. Block MISZKENYCZ. ROMAN B1 ClevelandE EAInoId Air Society. MITCHELL. WILLIAME Gilead-Amcr. Society of Agr. EI'IEIIS.. Engrs. Council MITCHELL WILLIAM J Plain CinEAlpha 2cm. 4- H Coun- cil of FraI.Prcs.1FraI.Affairs Council. MOELLER. THEODORE W. Cincinnali-Alpha Zola. Romophos. Towers Gamma Sigma DeIIa10hio Union Activities1SIud.Horticultural Society. MOFFIT'T. DANIEL E. Circleville-sigma Pi. MOHN1H0HN R1 SI Petersburg Fla.EPcrshing RIRcs. Mershon Honorary Society for line Advancement cf anagemenl. MOINPOUR1REZA Teheran. IranEInIL Students Assn. MOLDOFF. NOREEN R. DaytonESigma Delta Tau. Scarlet in Gray. National Art Educ Assn. sec.-trcas.. Freshman Senate. MOLINARO, JOAN Educ. ColumbusENcwmqan C1ub1Sai1ing Club Ice: Sk1lingC1ub. MOLL: NORM AN Della-Gamma Sigma Delta, Stud. MHOHICUIIIIIEE SocicIy. NCOLJ VERLY M. MParmaEGamma Della, House Pres. Council. MONEYMAKER, JEANNI'NE A. ColumbusEJr1Amer.DcnIal Hy- icne Ass M NTACIUE NORMA J ColumbusEHomc Ec1C1nb. MONTGOMERY, MARGARET L. Cu ahoga Falls. MO DY1D0NALD J. BarbnrlonECarbon Club. MOOR JAMES H Columbus-Alpha Epsilon Mcrshon Usher Corps. MOORE1LARRY Frcmmnt-Kappa AIph-I Psi1 Amer. Della, Pharmaceutical Assn, Council of Frat. Pres. MOORE. NELDA R1 1 GrEEHVIIleEAIpha Ch: Omega. MOORE1ROGER L. ColumbusESigma Phi Epsilon1 Young Reps1SocicIy for the Ad- vancement of Management. MOROFF, JEFFREID ClevelandEPhi S1gma Delta, 11191 MORR, PHILLIP L. Delia. MORRIS1 EDWARD D. Stamford. Conn.EPl1i pres.1SphInx Ohio Intrai11uerl51Council 0L Frat. Bowl- Knppa Tau Slaters pres. Pres. MORRIS. lVDELLE J Cleveland DoIm sec Univ. Cho- rus. House Pres. Council. Mcrshon Usher Corps. MORRIS. SUSAN E. Columhus-Della Zola. WSGA. Nn- lionnl An Educ. Assn. v pres. MORSE. REBECCA A. Gahannn cha Tun Alpha. Scarlet n Gray WCGA. Towu Assn. StudA duc Assn. MOSONICS. BARBARA A. PnrmahArbor Vitae. Stud. Educ. isn Dorm Newspaper cduon MOSSBARGER. JAMES W. Pikctun. MOTT. BARGARA E. Cedarvlee-Hnusc Pres. Council mcr, Home Economics Assn. MDWL. SHARON L. Gnadenhmlvn. MULLINS. RYLAND H. Columbus 0mcga Psi Phi pres.. Immmurals. Cnunml or Frat. Pres. MUNLEY. JULIA M. CnntOn-Spanish Club, Newman club. Stud. Educ. Assn., Glee Club. Concerl Choir. MUNSHOWER. ROBERT P, Columbus. MUNSON. THOMAS B. Worthingtonv-Alnha Kappa Delta. Inlramurals, Stadium Dorm CounciL MURPHY. PAUL D. Columbiana-Fomball, MURRAY. MARIBELLE Wellinmon-Alnlm Delta PL LAM TERN. ATHENEUM, MAKIO. MYERS. ENID M. C-lnvcland Heights Sigma Alpha Slgmn, WBKR Radio. Palcrson Hall Irena, Stud. Volunteer Service Burv :au. MYERS, JOHN H. Wiiynesville-Phi Kappa Tau. TexA nlkoi. Stud. Sen., Delphi, AF Drill Team, Amer. Society of Mechanical Engrs. Inlramurals. N NAGY. SANDRA J. Columbus NAILOR. JANET J. Cincinnati A1nhn Tnu Della. NAKEFF, VICTORIA A. Akron-Dorm v. pres.. Block 0. WSGA slandards. NAMETH. ANDREW R. BellairFPhys. Educ, Hon. NASH. ELAINE K. Shaker HeightsiSigma Delta Tau. NASH. LYDRA E. Gallipoliy-Pi Omega Pi Ires.. Block 0. Dorm stud. asst.. Stud. Educ. Assn. NASSHORN. CHARLENE Bronx. . 2 NATHERSON. KATHLEEN Z. Cleveland-Dorm Standards tQ House Council. NATK1N5,SHERYL F. University HeighIsF-Phi Chi Theta res., COMMENTATOR ed Stud. eadership Training Council pres, Dorm House Council trcasu Room- ing House Judicial Board. Univ. Chorus. Hillel, Mershon Usher. BPP. NAYLUR. GEORGE. W. Washington Courl Housm NEELY, JERRY L. Antwerp-Epsilon Psi Epsilon. Stud. Optometric Assn. Optumclry Class v. pres.. AFROTC Drill Tgam, Skytones, and Arnold Air Socmty. NEFF. ARTHUR D. Cambrid e-Arncid Air Socmly. NEFF. PAgFRIClA A. Columbngmmg cha NELSON, JERRY K. . Dayton $igma Alpha EpSIlon, In- terfrmernily Council. BPP. NEMEC. KAREN A. Ray Village-leng Dams. NEWCOMER ELIZABETH A. CincinnmE-Dorm stud. nsst., Occupation Therapy Assn. NEWMAN, FORREST R1 . Pmtsrnoutthh: Eta Sigma. Slgma Alpha Lambda. Beta Gamma 512- mn, Pacesetters, COMMENTATOR. Intramumls. Dorm pres. and treas., Commerce College Council v. pre!f.. Ohio Status. Military Council, MRHA. Orientation Lender. NEWMAN. MARY E. Columbus-Homc Ec. CIUIL NICHOLS. MARY L. Canton Kappa Alpha Theta. Scarlet 'n Gray. Torch Club. NICHOLSON. JANET L. Columbus-WSGA. Town Asst. NICKLAUS CAROL M. Columbus A1nha Lambda Delta. Stud. Mirrors. SUNDIAL :Irl. cd.. DATES 8.- DATA. Ohio Union Activitiesl NIMON. KAREN .T. Columbus-Buckcyc Band. Young Benn. SCP. WSGA. Town A551. YVV-YWCA. NISHIMURA. KAREN R. Keltcring-Mcrshon Ushnr Corps. Gymnastics C1uh. Young Reps... Ski Club. NOLL. MICHAEL 13. Columbus. NOLTE. MARY K. Hicksvillc. NORRIS. PENNY L. Enton NeiI v, pres., Night Out. NOVAK. GLENDA I. Allanlm Ga.75cope. NOZICA, TOM N. Powhalan Poim-Kappa Sigma. Kan- pa Phi Kappa. Men's Phys. Educ. Hon.. BasebaH. NUZUM. JAMES B. Worthinplnn-Dclm Sigma Pi. Pez- shing Rincs. O OCHS. LARRY R. Columbus-Natl. Educ. Assn. GHARA MARTIN J. Pittsburgh. Pa. OHLER. FRANK D. Toledo. O'KEEFE. STEPHEN L Delawnrc-Nplm Sigma Phi, Educ. College Council pres. Stud Educ. Assn. treats. YM-YWCA. OLIVER. BARBARA J. Columbus Pi Beta Phi, Chimes. Mortar Board Alpha Lambda De!- la. Pacesellcrs. Council on Stud. Alfairs. OLIVER, BARBARA J. Akron-v-Kappa Kappa Gamma. Co- ed Cadul Corps. OLYNYK. ROMAN W Youngstown mpha Sigma Phi sec., Delphi. Texnfkoi. Slradlcy treas.. Engls. Council m:ns,. Eastcrn Oflll- odm Slud. Fellowship pres., Phys- ics Club. Pershing Rifies. Ukrainian Students Club OSBORN. JOHN 'E. Columbus, OSTWALD, LILLIAN J. Roanoke. Va. OTTO. LIANNE L, Huron-Slud. Nurse Assn... Dorm Standards. OTTO. DIANNE L Columbus Ncwark-Alpha Delta Pi, ANTHEM- IUM Sta , OWINGS. KENNETH 1. Columbus. P PAANANEM LORRETFA J. Columbux-Dclta Omicron, Concert Band Brass Choir. PACK. LINDA C. Daytonasigma Delta Tau. PALENSHUS. DONALD J. Bucyrus-Circlc K Club. PALENSHUS. RONALD J' Btlchus-vCirclc K Club pres. Judo. PALGUTA KATHLEEN M. Cleveland Heights. PALLANT. HARRY R. Columhus-Puullry Science Club v.- prcs.. 4-H Club. PALO. DALE E. Conneaulwsmmn Pi. Scmpcr Ff- delis. PARDEE LORRAINE J. Salem. PARISH, BARBARA S. Huron-Housu Pres. Council Mer- shon Usher Corps. PARKER, ALBERT E. Doch-Varsily Football. PARKS. RONALD E. Marion MAKIO business manager. FARR. JEAN A. Columbus-Alplm Lambda Delta. Pi Lambda Theta, Mirrors. Chimes pres... Morlar Board. Freshman Sen- ate. Stud. Senate. WSGA. PARRISH. DENNIS L. Pclicilsn PATTON, JON M. . N. CantongChi E 51lcn. Block O. Amer. Society of ivil Engra, SCP. PATTON. ROBERTA L. Columbus. PAYN. GINGER K. Castalin Homc EC. Club, Agr. 3: Home Ec, College Council, Univ. 4T3 4-H. PEARSON. THEODORE R. Columbus. PEASLEE. BELINDA M. Crestlinc. PECHAITIS, MATTHEW .L Amgcrsr-Della Theta Sigma. PEQK. CINDY M. Niagara Falls, N.Y -Alpha Gamma c 1.1. FEES. FRANK M. Belle Ccnlcr FoolanI, Inlramurals. Unit Chorus, Buckeye Band, ROTC Band PELLMAN. LLOYD w. Sidney' InLramura1s, Assn. PELTZ. RICHARD B. Maylicld Heights. PENDLETON. KENNETH A, Ashmblllu-Cnnrcrbury Stud. Fel- lowship. NROTC Drill Team, Dc- balc Team. Carbon Club. PENGOV. DONALD T. Chesnerland Mcn's Phys. Ed. Hon. PENN. ROBERT F Sllady51du-5igma Nu. Marching Band. ROTC Band. Sailing Club. MARIO. Judo Club, Arnold Air Society. PEPPLE, GARY D. Ashtabula. PERCELLE, REX C. Znnesvillu-Alphn PERKINS, JUDSON La Jolla. Calif Tau Kappa Epsilon. Freshman Frat, Council. PERKINS. LOUYS W. Bryan-Amcr. Inslitulc ol' Chem. Engrs. PETERS. MARY 1L LockboLIrnc-vkappn College Council sec., Assn PETERSON, JOHN A. Columbus-Young Reps. SCP. Stud. Educ. Assn. PETRAS, CAROL A. ElyrizI-Alpha Della Theta pres, Boot Saddle Club. Newman Club. PETTIBONEJUDY E. Fairview ParkwKappa Delia, Ohio Union Activities. Stud, Educ. Assn. PETTIGREW. GRADY L. Thompson-Alpha Phi Alpha. Order of thc Shield. Mcrshon Honorary, Council of 'FrnL Pres. Stud. Educ. Kappa Psi. W. Della. Educ. Stud, Educ. PETTIT. GEORGE P. Piketon-Alpha Epsilon Della. Eta Si ma Phi. Mershun Honorary, M HA. Men's Glee Club, Eta Mu Sigma. PFEIL, WILLIAM R. Columbus Kappa Phi Kappa, Men's PhysA ELL Honorary. PFIRRMANN, CARMEN Y. Cincinnnli. PHILLIPS. JAMES H. Lakewood PHILLIPa SANDRA K. Lntty-Dcltn Omicron Women's Glee Club sun-Irenm. 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Omicron Dclm Epsilon. Arts College Coun- cil. Ohio Slnlers. Orientation Leader. Q QUAINTANCE. ROBERT J. Clyde-Slud. Horicultnrnl Society. Agr. Corps Men. R RAACK. KARL B. Aklon-MAKIO Editor. LANTERN. RABINOWITZ, JANE 3. Long Island, N. Y.-D:lta Phi Ep- silon pres. MARIO. RACEY, BARBARA A. Columbus-Alpha Lambda Univ. Chorus. RADACHY, MARY E. Delta. Maple Heights Newman Club, Stud. Educ. Assn. RAFELSON. FRANCES S. Decatur. HL-chlla Phi Epsilon, Fresh. Sen. RAMEY. NANCY T. Columbus-Dulta Omicron. Tau Bela Sigma. Music Educ, Natl. Confer- mact Concert Band. Symphonic Cho1r. RANKIN, THOMAS K. Washington. C. H. RANNELLS, ROBERT T. New PlymouEII-Alphn Gamma Sigv Ma. Towers. Gamma Sigma Delta. Upsilon Pi Upsilon, Univ. 4-H, Agr. Corpsman. RANSEDITOM RICHARD N. RUSCVHIFBPP. Young Reps. RAPP. DONALD H. ColumbLIs-Amcr. Society of Agr. Engls. RATOCHKA. OLA ParmaiJudo Club, House Pres. Council, Ukrainian Stud. Club. Greek OIIIIGdOX Fellowship, French Club treas. RAUCH, LESLIE G. San Dimas. 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LAZA R0 Medellin, Columbia-Aipha Pi Mu. InII. StudI Mm. Amer, inst. of Induslrini En rs. H VARZWA DER ALAN M CoIIImbus-Plg DNcila Them. SCHWEYERJ NE CantanScarletA Dn Gray SCOTT. HOWA Cleveiand-Tnu Epsilon Phi. SCOTT. JE RY W W. Carrollton-Bloak 0.Nat1. Educ SCOSTIT, LANE'ITA J. Tulsa. Okla. ADella Sigma Theta. YM- YW SCOTT. MARY E. Rom e. erIIA-Delta Sigma Them. SCOTT. WILLIAM J Shaker Heights-Sigmn Alpha Epgi. Ion pres. Intramurals Sports Car Club pSteel: Hall pres.. Council of Fra SEARIS. pVI'ILLIAIIIE N. Cqum bus SECOY, SUSAN H Troy ABlock 0 Univ ChorusI SECRIST, JAN ETL Columbua-Phys Therapy Club. SEDDON. M. JANE DnslonAW. Baker Council. Educ. Assn.. SCP. SEIDLER. SALLY BereaAChi Omega. Swan Club SEITZ. GRETCI-I EN R. LimaAAIpha Phi Commerce College Cnuncil. SEITZ. JUDITH L. Cievcland-Univ. StudI Chorus. Ciu b. SELIGMAN, ELLEN M. Bnltimnre. MdI AMAKIO, WSGA. SERUAN. BETTE E. Sailing Worlhin ton-Dclta Gamma v. pres. . Fresh. cm. Ohio Union Activities. Town Ass SHAFFER, JAMES C. 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Euclid-ASocipaty for Advancement of Phi Management. Inlramurals. Barbell Club Newman Club SHERRIN THOMAS P. Wonhingiton-Rho Chi Kappi Psi. Phnrm. Council Amer Phnrm. Assn. SHIFMAN DE EOE AH lCzimon-DIIIIII Phi Epsilon. Scarlet 'n Gray. nHilIel Panhellcnic, Slud. Eclu uc. Ass SHIVELY DAVID 0. Columb b.tIs SCHLACHTER MYRON S University Heights-Phi Sigma Del- Ia. Beta Alpha Psi. SHNIDER DORIS T. ColumbusAAlpha Lambda Delta. Sigma Alpha Eln prcsA, Pi Lambda Th t c Fl. SHOAR. MARGIE E. Dllhlin UnIv. Chorus. Anthropology Club, Town Aast.. Ohio Educ. Assn. SHRIDER, JOAN S. Columbus Alpha Chi Omega, Ohio Union Activities. Home En. lub. SHUMAXER. LEWIS E. Canal Wincheslcr-Paccscuws. ln- tramuruls, Track. Commerce College Council pres., Inlercollcge Council V. pres.. Skylones, Stud Facuity Advisory Council, Newman Club, Orientation Leader. SIDAWAY. DAVID D. ColumbuinBeta Alpha Psi, Alpha Kagaa PSL SIEG L. ARTHUR JOEL Rudbank. N. . SIGMUND. ELINOR M. glasmnglon. D.C.-AJpha Epsilon 1. SILA. DOROTHY J. Garfield, Heigl1ls-Alpha Delta Pi, Block 0. Stud. Educ. Assn. SILSBY. LINDA K. Mansfield A1pha Epsilon Delia. SILYEIR, JERRY L. Cincinnati. SILVEIRS'J'EINl J UDITH A. Cincmnali-Slgma Delta Tau. Hillel, BPP. Jr. Panhellanic. SIMMONDS. SUSAN E. Pittsburgh, Pa.-Dclla Gamma. Jr. Amer. Dcntal HylEicne Assn. SIMPSON, JOAN . Nawark. SIMS, DANIEL T. Wapakonctm SIMS, J DHN A. New Concord-Dclta Theta Sigma, Gamma Sigma Delta. Agr. Educ. Society, Agr. Corpsman. SINKEY, B TSY R. oledo. SIZEMORE, SANDRA A. Marion MErshon Usher Corps. SKILLICORN, ROBERT C. Bedford-Phi KapJpa Psi. SKROMME, INGA . Lancaster Pa.--Kappa Delta. Alpha Lambda belliL Pi Lambda Theta. Scarlet 'n Gray, Stud. Occupational Therapy Assn., Wesley Foundation, Ohio Union Activities, Mcxicohio Assn. SLADOJE GEORGE , Cadiz-Jf'au Knp a EpSJlon. SLENTZ, WILL! S. Columbusa-Sigma Chi. Omicron DcL ta E silon. SLOB N. LESTER H. Bexley Zeta Bela Tau, Intramurals. SLONAKER. LARRY L. Worthington Pre-an Club. SMART, JOHN E. I New Carlislc-Towers. Gamma Sig- ma Della. Pi Alpha Xi, Flonculture Forum pres. Agr. 3:: Home Ec. Col- lege Council pres, Intercollegc Conn- 011. SMIGEL. PATRICIA A. Ncw Philadelphia-Dclta Zela, Stud. Educ. Assn. v. pres. Newman Club. Mexicohio. SMILEY, MARGARET A. DelawarHKappa Phi. YM-YWCA. SMITH. BARBARA M. Wcstchester, Ill.-Pi Beta Phi. Jr. Panhellenic. SMITH. DANIEL A Columbus. SMITH, DONALD G, ColumbuS SMITH, EDWARD W. Pi ua. SMISILH. JACQUELINE E. Cleveland. SMITH. J OY A. Marion-Dclta Zeta. SMITH, MARILYN I. . . HamptonaDelta Omicron, Unlled Smd. Fcllowship, United Campus Christian Fellowship sea, Women's Glee Club. SMITH. 0. DARWIN CleveIand. SMITH. SANDY S. CircleVilIHAlpha Phi, Alpha Lamb- da Delta. Tutorial Cows chm. SMITH, SHIRLEY A. . Galjon mphn Xi Della. 01110 Union Activities, Mexicohio. SMITH. SUSAN G. Englewond Women's Glee Club SMITHERS, RALPH W. Cnlumbus-Ornegn Psi Phi. Amer. Inst. of Architccls. SMOLIK, RALPH WK Euclid-Food Tech. Club, Newman Club. lnlrnmurals Skylones. SNEERINGER S ARON A. Shclby-Slud. Educ. sm'DER. WILLIAM A. Bay Villa e. SNODDY. Emma s. Assn. Block w. Salcm-Dclta Theta 5i ma. Dairy Tech. Club v. prc5., MA IO Sales Managlgr SNODIG ASS. JOHN K CadIz-Phi Em Sigma, Slavic Club. Youn Dams. SNYDE . STEPHEN H. Columbus, SOLOVE. BEVERLY Columbuy-Alpha Epsilon PhL MA- KIO. Jr. 8: Sr. Panhellenic. Soror- lly House Pres. sec. SOMERS, CHRISTOPHER A. New York. N.Y -Alpha Kappa Psi. SOMERVILLE, MIBS B. Columbus-MAKIO, Cygncls. SOMMER, LINDA K. Canlon DcILu Zeta, Sigma Phi AI- pha. Scarlet 'n Gray, Stud. Asst. SOUNDERS, LINDA A4 Galena. SPAHR, DAVID G. Xenia-Amcr. Socicly of Engrs. SPENCE, CHARLES C. Dcarbom Heights. Mich.-NCSA v. DIES. SPENCE. MARY A. Wiilqwick Alpha Tau Della, Inter- varsny Chrislian Fellowship. SPICER, KENNETH I. Willoughby;Phi Kappa Psi Stud Comm. SPINDLER. DONNA D. Columbus-Alpha Gamma Delta, Co- ed Cadet Corps. SPRAGUE. CATHERINE A. DeHancc-Univ. Chorus. SPRIGGSx WOODROW 0H JR. Columbus. SPURLOCK. GLENNA J. New Boston. Civil pres.. Circuio Hispanics, In- Iramurals. STANDARD. SHARON A. Columbus-Martar Board, Women's Glee Club pres. Delta Omicron 11:35.. Univ. Chorus. Music Educ. Natl. Conferencc. Symphonic Choir. STANFIELD. CAROL KAY Scbring. STANFURTH. BRUCEIJ. Gnrtield HeighlshMllitary Council. Pershin Rifles. STECI ,OREST Cleveland VrcstIing. Stud. Club. Men? Comm. STEINTZ, JOHN E. Columbus. STEPHENS DAVID L. Marysville. STEPHENSON WILLIAM E.. H! Columbus. STERN. ROBERT W. Shaker Heights-Alpha Epsilon Pi. Bcta Alpha Psi v. ples.. Inuamur- als. STEVENS VIVIEN D. Mourestown. N.J.-Alpha Kappa Alv pha v. pres., Natl. Art Educ, Assn. sec, 8: treas, STEWART. MARSHA G. Columbus-vPi BetaI Phi v. pres.. Dclta Omicron, Ohio Union Activi- liesI Univ. ChoIrus, meen's Glee ClubI Symphomc Chour. Sch. of Music Studk Cmmcil sec. STEWART, ROSE-MAREE J . Columbus-A1pha Kappa Mershon Usher Corps. STEWART, SAMUEL B. Coinmbus-Murshon Hon. Scabbard 2n Blade. Ans College Council. STICH. MARY l... Delawarc4UNDIAL, Club Young Demsk STICKNEY. DWIGHT R4 Columbus-Dclta Sigma Phi, Alpha Epsilon Della. AF Drill Team, ROTC Band. BPP. STIEL. MARLA K. Cleveland Heights. STILLBERGER. GARY 1.. Findlay-Alpha Gamma Rho. STINER. LESTER L Ostrander. STOKES, SHIRLEE A. Geneva-Pi Bela Phi. Young Reps. STOLEC, STEPHEN A. Lorain-lnlramurals. STOLL. ROIGER J.I MarsllaIlelc-Phl Kappa Tau. STONE NANCY R. Ukrainian Alpha. Newman Arlin ton, Va.-Hillcl. Young Dams. STOU'IF, MARILYN K. Wcsterville. STRECK, JAMES H. . - Medina Intramurals, Mldl'l. Councn. NROTC Glcc C u . STREETER. ROBERT D. . Columbus-Eta Kappa Nu, Delphl, Radio Club res. STRINE JOA R. HnycsvillHHouse Sta 3. STRIIEIGER, GEORGE E I Hopedale-Della Sigma PI, MRHA. STROK. THOM AS D. Pres. Council. Bcdford-Dorm Newspaper, Imra- mumls. STRUTIN. BARBARA N. Youngstown-Dulla Phi Epsilon. Hillel. STULTZ, GEORGE N. I Findlav SIgmn Phi Epmlon, Moms Glee Club, Frat. Affairs 0mm: set:u Interfratcrni: Court of Justice. STUMP, DANYEL E. Sheffield Lake-Sigma Chi. lsipiyon Della, Sporls Car C . STUNGYS. PETER G. Mnssillon-Inlramurals, Club. STUFF. JANE E. Springfield-Ice Skating Club. STUTZ. IACLYN I... UhrichsviJIc-vPi Lambda Theta. Univ. PIaycls. Educ. Stud. Council. Davisson-Hanley sec. STVARTAK, MARY J. . Columbus-Knppa Epsnon v. pre5.. Amer, Pharm. Assn, Town Asst. SUCHY. STEPHEN M. Clevelandilmramurals, N l: w tn :1 11 Club. SULLIVAN. JAMES D. CI?Cer'azfcu-1 Agr. Corpsman Agr. Ec. u . SUTER, KATHLEEN S. Perrysburg SUTHERLAND. MARGARET 8 Cniumbm Homc Ec. Club. SUTTLE, BETTY R. Racky River-Delm Zeta v. pres., Ohio Union Activities, Stud. Sen. SUTTON. IRA F. . Columbus-Alphn Epsilon P1. Fresh. Scn., Stud. Sen, SUTTON. ROBERT L. ??Ii'nmsburgq-H Club Saddle 8: H' OII'J. SVENSON. MARGARET A. Columbus-Stud. Sen. SWARTZ, FRANK A. Deiawarc-Eta Kappa Nu, Arnold Air Society. SWARTZEL, WILLIAM A. WaynesvilIe-Alpha Gamma Saddle .5: Sirloin. Alpha Club. Newman Sigma, T TAMBAKIS. BARBARA L. Columbus 5ludI Educ. Assn, Strol- lers. TARIAN. ANDREW W. Redford Heigts-Fencing, TAVANO, PA L T. Cleveland-Amer. Phnrm. Pharm. Council. TAYLOR. MARY A. Columbtw-Pi'gs. Educ, Assn. TAYLOR, ROB RT L. . Cnmbrid c-Dclla Upsdon. TEITELB UM. JANIE 8. Columbus. TELFAIR. ANNE L. Assn. Sabinnimpha Xi Delta, Mortar Boa rd, Pa nhtllenic pres.. WIS GA Frat. Managers Assn Councn of Sorority Pres. Jr Panhellenic pres. TELLER. KATHERINE L. olumbus. TENDER. KENNETH N. Columbus. TENNANT, NANCY 1.. Fort Waync, Ind.-A1pha Phi, Natl. Educ. Assn. TEPE. CAROL Y. Cincinnati DcItn Delta Delta, An- gel Flight. Scarlet 'n Gray. THAYER, DRUE E. DeMnce. THOMAS, JAMES E. Norton Villugc-Alpha Ensilon Del- ta. Smith Hall Hon,, Smuh Hall Glee Club. THOMAS. JOHN R. Sprinuneld-Tenma THOMPSON, w. PATRICK Wilminnlnn-Sigma Pi. THORNTON. HAROLD D. Clcvcland Phi Delta Chi. Pllnrrn Saticn'. THUERNAU. ALAN E. . Cclumbus-Intramurnls, Amer. Sect- ety of Agr. E11273. THUR, MICHAEL P. ClevelandiRho Chi. Phi Lambda Upsilon. THE SPUR Editor. Pharm. Council v. res. TIDD, GRE CHEN 5. Duhiin-Phi Mn Mirrors. lenic. WSGA. Town Asst TIMM. FREDRIC M. . Yuma, Arizonn-Tau Kappa Epmlon. Pi Tau Sigma. Scabbard 3: IBlade. Anchor 8: Chain. Amer. Somqty 01' Mcchanical En rs. prcsk. Military Council.MEdnk ouncil. TINGLEY, LARRY D. . Rockford-Deltn Theta Slgrrgn, Agr. and Home FL College Councd. Amer. Panhel- 4?.5 SENIOR ACTIVITIES TOBEY. GAYLE B. Columbus-Deha DeTtn Delta. Scarv let H1 Gray, WSGA treat. Ohio Union Activities. Stud. Educ. Assn BPP. Frat. Affairs Council. TOKARZ. PATRICIA A. Lorain-Alpha Tall Della. TOLIN. DOLORES J. Cleveland Heights TOMLINSON. MARION H. SpringlieldiUniv. Symphony. Ice Skating Club. United Campus ChrFstinn Fellanhfn. Baplis: Disci- lcs Stud. Fellowshi . T RRONI. ROSEMA IE Bnrbcrton Block 0, Slud. ASSL. Dorm Council. House Pres. Council. TOYA FAY Cleveland. TRAYNOR. PATRICIA A. Beach City. TRIMBACH. CHARLES F1 Dnyton-Football. Baseban. TREMBUR. THOMAS J. Nilcs-Thela Chi Newman Club. TRUCKOR. PETER G. Mclamora-Snddle 8: Sirloin. Ec. Club. TSCHANTZ. WILLIAM J. Cuyahoga Falls-Dclla Sigma Phi. Basketball Mann cr. TURANO. DE! AI A S. AshtabuIa-Chi Omega. Natl, Art Educ. Aesm Nchan Club. TUREK. ARTHUR R. Elyria. TURNER, JAMES F. Columbus-Bcta Theta Pi. TUTTLE. JON H. Columbni TYLER. GRANT F... JR. Agr. Dayton-Sigma Phi Epsilon, AF Dnll Team, Smith Hull Comm., Arnold Air Society, BPP, Young Reps. ULMER. CHARLENE L. Cincinnan. ULRICH, WILBUR EDWARD R1dgeway-aA1pha Kappa Psi, Block UNGER. BETTE. M. Petersburg. Virginia. UNGER. MICHAEL L. Columbus. UNTHANK. JANET GAIL Coiumbusr-Dclta Zeta. Stud. Sam, Welcome Week Coordinator, WSGA. U'ITERHACK. WILLIAM F. Eflgmbus-LANTERN, Ice Skaling u . V VACCHIANDO. JOSEPH J. Dnyton-Block 0. Newman Club. inst. oi ElectricaI 5: Electronic Engrs. VALENTINE. PHILIP W. Sianey--Phi Delta Theta, Epsilon Psi Egllon. VA 4RSDALEN, SHIRLEY A. Baltimore-Delta Omicron, Women's Glee Club. Univ. Chorus. VANCE. MARYJANE Columbush-WSGA, Ski Club. VANMASON. JERRY G. Montpelicr-Jntl. EC. Club. VANNETER, CAROLINE Columbus-Fie1d Hockey, Strollers. Outling Club. Rifle Club. Pen Brush sec. VAN OOSTEN. SUSAN K. Bay Villagu A!Ehn Chi Omega. VARGA. BONNI L. Columbus-Ddln Dena Delta. Stud. Scn.. Physical Therapy Club, Town Asst. VASTJNE. GILBERT F. Blanchester-Dclm Theta Sigma, Agr. Corpsman. Fresh, Frat. Coun- cil. FloriCUIturu Forum. VEELEY. YVONNE J. Cqumbusk VEIDT. REDERICK P. Colum usl VICKERS. NANCY J.I Columbus-Alphn XI Delta, Alpha Kappa Gamma. Town Asst. VOGEL, DAVID W. Upper Sandusky-Beln Gamma Sis: ma. Alpha Kappa Psi, Pacesetters, Mershon Hem. COMMENTATOR. Intramurals. VOLK, 3013 G. Worthington. VOQRHIES. DONALD J. Niles. SENIOR ACTIVITIES W WAGNER. DEE A. Columbus-Phi IMn. Block u0 , Intl. Club. Town Assistant. WAGNER. JOAN C. Manstield A1phn Dclln Pi, Kappa Delta Epsilon. Intramurals, Natl. Educ. Assn., Stud. Educ. Assn, Mexicnhio Sncicw. WAGNER. KRISTIN J. Columbus-Alpha Xi Delta. Fan- hellenic Counselor. WALKERJAMES T. I KetterinpiPhi Eta Sigma. LAN- TERN. THE WORD Ed., Stud. 3cm, Slud. Congress Party. WALKER. NILESI A. I New PhiIadelnhm-lnsl. or Elecln- cal Elcclronic Engrs. Ela Kappa Nu, Anchor k Chain, Amer. Inst. of Naval Engrs. WALLACE. WILLIAM C. Mt. Sterling-Phi Kappa Tau treasI.. Inst. of Electrical 1: Elnctromc Engrs. WALRATH. BETH AK . Newark Delln Omicron, P1 Lambda Theta. Women's Glee Club. WALSH. KATHERINE L. Akron De1Ia Zeta, MARIO. WALTER. JACK T. Dover-Mews Glee Club. 4-H Club, Ant. Ec. Club. Farm Bureau. WALTER JANET L. Lima-Univ. Chorus. WRA. WSGA. WALTER, NANCY L. Warren-Deltn Zeta. Phi Upsilon Omicron. Tennis Club, WSGA. Horne Ec. Club. WALTERS. KAREN Columbus-Hnme Ec. Club. WALTON. ALLEN 1.. I Upper Sandusky-Mnrlon Branch Stud. Sen. pres WANGRIN. GARY H. Napolean-Dairy Technology Club. Wesley Foundation. Amer. Dairy Science Assn. WARD. PAULA K. Fosteria. WARNCKE. DARRYL D. Wanscon-Gamma Sigma Delta. Baseball. Agronomy Club Irons. WARNER. E. JOHN . Cnnlon-Sigma AIIIFIm Epsuon. WARNER. H. JAC Olmsted Falls-Intramurals, Food Technolog Club. WARNER. UDITH R. Columbus-Alpha Xi Delta. Home En. Club. WRA, Univ. Chorus, Jr. Panhellenic v. pres. WARREN. CONNIE R. Cleveland. WARSAW. PAUL M. Portsmouth-Sigmn AI ha Mu. Ip- trarnurals. Freshman rat. Councll, Stud. Sen. sec. WARSHAFSKY. JANICE L. St. Louis, MCL-Delta Phi Epsilon. A1 ha Delta Theta. WA HBURN, SAREN M. Jackson Kap a Alpha Theta, WRA. WASMA'N, JOXNN 1. Miami. FJa.-5i ma Delta Tau. WATSON. MAR ETH E. Columbus-Univ. Chorus. Educ. Assn Univ. Dames WATTS, PHILLIP M. North Canton-Sigma Nu. Newman Ciuh. Block O. Intramurals. WAXMAN. GAIYLE J, . . Universityr HEIRhtS-Chl Delta Phi. WEATHERHEAD. BETH 'E. Cohlrnbus-WSGA town asst, Stud. Educ. Assn. WEAVER. C. BRADFORD Union Cit . Ind. WEAVER. ADONNA E. Carey-Arbor Vitae. Home Ec. Club. 4-H, Newman Club. Stud. Assl. WEAVER, RICHARD A. Bedfordw-Alpha Epsilon Dalia. UIp- silon 'Pi Upsilon. Inlramura s. MRHA. Boat 8; Saddle. WEBER. JAMES J . ColumbUFlml. Econ. Club. WEIDNER RICHARD D. Newa rk. WEIN'BERG. ADELLE S. Slud. Cleveland Heights Alpha Della Thcla,WSGA. WEINBERGER. JOYCE L. Cleveland-MAKIO. Sigma Alpha Sigma. Hillel. Ynunn Reps. WEINSTEIN, RUTH L. Cincinnali-Sinmn Alnlm Sigma. WEINTRAUB, MARCIA 8 Toledo. WEINTZ. CYNTHIA D. Cleveland AIpha Phi. WEIR. DALE R. Chardon-DcIIta Upsilon, Football Manager. Dalry Sci. Club. Freshman 5e11,, PFB-Vet. Medical Assn, Saddle dc: Slrlom. WEISBERG. BEVERLY M. Cleveland-Phi Lambda Theta, YouniDems. WEISB OD. SANDRA M. Canton LANTERN. Standards. WEISGIARBER. MARGARET A. Massillon-Slud. Educ.. Assn., Mex- :culu'o Society. Univ. Chorus. WEISIZIjIERBER. THOMAS W. elp m. WEISS, DAVID 1. Cleveland Hts.-Mcm. Comm. Ohio Staters. WEITZNER, RONALD P. Cleveland-Phi Sigma Delta. Fresh- man Frat. CounciL OSU Thealrc. WELLS. MARTHA A. an Wart. WELSH, FRANK P. Columbus. WELSH, JUDITH A. Columbus Sigma Alpha Sigma. Stud. Volunteer Service Bureau WELTIN. CORNELL J Green Springs-Intramurals. WELTY. SHARON L Toledo-Alpha Chi Omega. WENGER. DENNIS E. Columbus-aPhi Eta Sigma. Upsilon Pi Upsilon. Kappa Kappa Psi. Phi Mu Alpha pIes.. Marching Band. WENZINGER. GERRY L. ew Bavaria-Jkgr. Economics Club tleash Newman lub. WERBER. CAROLE A SQrIngEeId-Scarlet 'n Gray, Arbor Vulne. Stud. Asst, WERST. WILLIAM R.. JR. Spfrmgficld-d-H Club Saddle 8: Sir- lom. Amer. Damr Sci. Assn., In- tramurals WERTZ. HI. l?cNE K Incmnau- appa appa Gamma. WESTJOEL E. Dubl1n Kappa Kappa Psi, Phi Mu Alpha. Marching Band. Concert Band Buckeye Band, Symphony Or- chestra. Ski Club. WESTON. NANCY A Bedford. WETMORE, WILLIAM J. Ashtabula Tau Kappa Epsilon, Ski luh. WHARTON, JUDITH C. Dayton-Dulla Zem. Home 13:. Assn. ngELIER. EIAREARI? E. G O LII'I'I lI$- a a a a amma. Stud. Scnl. wsigA. pp WHEELER, CAROL S. ColumbusiDelm Gamma, Omicron Nu, Swan Clubk WHEELER, JAMES W. Columbus. WHERRY. ROSEMARY DIenver, CDL-Alphn Chi Omega, Slgma Alpha Sigma. Jr. Pnnhellenic pres, WHITE, ANN ToledFPhi Mu v. pres.. Sigma AI- gle$ Eta. Marshon Usher Corps. WHITE. JULIA A. Kettering: WHITNEY. PATRICIA M. Medina-Pi Beta Phi. WIBLIN. JAMES H. Granvillc-Ncwark Campus Fresh- man en. WlEDER. DaNIEL E. Shaker nghls-Phi Sigma Delta. v. pres. Freshman Frat, Council. WIESENBERGER. STEVEN R. Cleveland 2cta Beta Tau. WILDMAN. DOROTHY LEE Columbus-Pi Bela Phi. Ohio Union Activities. WiLENSKY. EDDA M. Brooklyn. N,Y,-MAKIO. Hillel, Young Dems. Block O. WILKOFF. ERNEST Youngstown. WILLIAMS. ANN L.I AIhens-Knppa Phl, Biock 0 WILLIAMS. JACQUELYN K, Willard-Keys. Stud. Occupational Therapy Assn. sea, Boot and Saddle sec WILLIAMS, JERRY K. Columbus-Ynung Reps. WILLIAMS. JERRY L. Columbus-Lacrosse. WILLIAMS. RALPH E. Seamnn Phi Delta Thela. Epsilon Psi Epsilon. Stud. Onlomclric Assn. WILLIAMS. ROGER C. Troy-Skylones. National Insurance Society v. pres. WILLIAMS, SUSAN .T. Columbus-Mphn Xi Della. rors. W'omenB Glee Club. Union AcIiVFtics. WILLIAMS, TIMOTHY Sx Coinmbus-Sizma Chi. WILLIS. MARILYN M. Columbus-Phi Lambda Theta. WILLIS. PATRICIA L. Columbus-Alphn Alpha. Mir- Ohio Kappa NAACP. YM-YWCA. WILLIS. RICHARD D. Cambridge-Stud, Educ. Ymmc Dams. WILLOUGHBY. COLE B. St. Mnrys-Alpha Epsilon Delta. Phi Eta Sigma. Bmeba'll. Army Rillc Team. Intramurnis. WILSON. BRUCE C. CirclevilIc-Tcxnikoi. Freshman Fen- cing. Engrs. Council, Prospectors' Cluh. Stadium Dorm treash Block O, Amer. Institute of Mining Engrs., Univ. Clmrus. Society of Professinnnl Engrs Intrnmllrals. WILSON. EMILY L1 Glosse Paint Mich.-House Prey: Council, Mexirohio Society. WILSON ERNEST L. Smithville-Newman Ciub. SCF. WILSON. JAMES C. Urbnnn-Phi Gamma Delta. WILSON, JOYCE E. Sunhnry. WILSON. KEITH D. Assn. Nevada-Marching Band. Univ, Chorus. WILSON. NATHAN W. Circlevilthamma Sigma Della. Ennrs. Council. UnivI Chorus. WILSON NORMAN W1 CircTevillF-Floriculture Forum WINN. LINDA M, Shaker Heights InI1-amurals. New- man Club. WINSTEL. CAROL B. Columbus. WINTERS, JUDITH A. Youngstown. W'ISE. BARBARA L Dnvtnn-AIpha Phi. WISEMAN. MELANIE A. Columbus-vAlnha Delta Pi Tennis. Ohio Union Activities, OSU Cho- rus. Stud, Educ. Assn. Educ. AHairs Commitlec. WITHERSPOON. JACK E. Washington Court House-Inll. Stud. Assn. WITTEN. CAROL F. BeverIv-Sailinn CIub. Block 0. WOGAN. DIANA L. Sebring-Gamma Phi Beta. Newman Club. Snanish Cluh. Jr. Panhellenic. WORLGEMUTH. ROBERT R Coiumbus. WOLFE. KENNETH C. Columbus-Silzmn Them Epsilon. WOLFE. MARIANNE Columbu'i-De!ta Zeta. Ski Club. W GA Town ASSL, Block 0, Stud. Educ. Assn. WOLFE. RONALD G. . Cqumbus-lnlrnmurals. Socmly for the Advancement of Management. WOLLETT. RONALD L. Columbus-Phi Delta Chi, Phap macy Council v. pres. WOOD, CAROL L. Columbu5 Alpha Kappa Alpha, A1- ha Lambda Delta, Pi Lambda hela, NAACP, ATHENEUM. WSGA Town Asst. WOOD, CHARLENE K. Znncsvillw-Alphn Delta Theta. Bells. cope. WOOD, DAVID R. Westlakc-Al ha Tau Omega. A!- pha Kappa si. Frat. Advancement Council. Marketing Club.. Sky Div- ing Club. WOOD, THOMAS E. Sandusky Kappa Alpha Psi. Imra- murnls, Skytoncs. Univ. Chorus. WOODMANSEE. ROBERTA J. Highland-Phi Mu. Block 0, Stud. Educ. Assn. 476 WOOL, SHEILA R Dayton A1phn Kappa Gamma. WORTHINGTON. JAMES W. Columbus-Kappa Psi scc., Amer. PharmncculiCal Assn, USU Pharma- ceutical Assn. ORTMAN. SUZANNE L. Columbus-vPlu' Mu. Young Dams. WRIGHT. CAROLYN R. Dayton. ngEHT, CHARD J. i onvalc- I ha Tau Omc a. Phi Delta Chi. P g WRIGHT. JUDITH Duinn-Kcramos. Taps. Texnikoi, Engrs. Counml. OHIO STATE EN- INEER G . WUCHTER. NANCY N. SIow-Nei1 H2111 treas. 3: pres.. W. Baker v. prom. WSGA. WRHC. WYATT. ISUSAN J. Memphis. Tcnn-Pi Beta Phi. Pan- hcllcnic Rush Counsellor, WYKER. DEBORAH E. Columbus. YANDLE, LINDA L. New Carlisle. YANOK, ROBERT K. Adcna-Intramumls. Young DemsA YAP. WILLIS, JR. . Kaneohc, Hawaii-Pi Sigma Alpha, Young Reps YAXLEY, RITA L. E. Cleveland AIpha Lambda Della, United Stud. Fellowship, Univ. Cho- rus, Stud, Occupational Therapy ASS . YELENSKY, DONALD E. Vermilion EpsiIon Psi Epsilon pres. Stud. Oplomclric Assn. YEOMAN. JANET BROWN Columbus Stud. Educ. Assn. YODER. RICHARD M. W. LiberTy-Gamma Sigma Delta, Ag: Ec. Club. YCINICOt JON D. Shadysxdc-Pi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi. lntramurals. YOUNG, JOHN MCMAHQN Toronthigma Phi Ensdon, Cheer- leader Stud. Sen., BPP. YOUNG. LOUISE DIANE New Rochelle. N.Y.kLANT YOUNG. RONALD ULRICH Ridgeway. YOUNG. SARA IA. SpringEeld-Chr Omega. SCC. ERN. Z ZADEK. MARGARET Long Island. N Y. Dorm News- paper Edilor, Wamen's Recreation Assn. Ski Club. SCP. lnll. Stud. Assn. Swan Club. ZADESKY. MARJORIE ANNE Lvndhursl-v-thk 0. Newman Club. ZAVAKOS. MARIA IRENE Daymn-Sigma Epsilon Phi v. pres, Home EC. Club. ZEID, RONNA FERN Cleveland-Sigma Alpha Ela, Slud. Asst ZELAZNY. WILLIAM JOHN Brecksville-Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Steel: Hall pres.. MRHA. ZIARKO, MICHAEL E. Steubcnvilla ZIESLER, DANIEL N. Columbus-Chrislinn Science Organi- zalion pres. ZIMMER, NEIL E Marieua-Alpha Gamma Sigma. 4-H Club. Univ. Grange, Agr, Educ. Socmty. ZIMMERMAN, GARY B. Beachwood Stud. Uplomclric Assn. Intramurnls. Hillel. Block O. ZIRKEL, LIZBETH L. Huntington Station, N. Y. Alpha Epsilon PhL MAK10 HiIlcl. ZUERCH ER, ROBERT J. Lima-Sigma Alpha Sigma. ZUNIS, MAXINE MEYER Falls Church. Virginia. ZWEIER. RITA C. Columbus-Stud. Educ. Assn. AanII.II101'iIIIIs AhIIrII. Jcphlhnh Alahult. Mike . .. Ahbmr. Virginia F. Abel. Barb .. . Abel. Bob AbcIIIIIIIII'. Jim Aherth. JIM R. AbU. Jack ........ AbrIIIIuIII. Marlin . bruIIIIIn. Renee ... Abrmnson. Stu . A I'nms. MIIrI'iII Acacia . Academics . . . AchaLIcI.A1ycc-AIIIII: Ackcr. Gary . Ackermun. Ann . Ackunnan. KIIIL-n J'. Ackerman. Tom Acknowledgments .. 496 Acomb. John C. 4.26 427, .428 429. 4.14 Activities . .. 2 Acuff. KL'IIIIeIII J. Adams. t JIIIrlcs B Adams. David Adams. Frank J. .. Adams. Fred ..... Adams. James G. . Adams. Karen Adams. 5'1ch ........... AIIcIIIIuiI. BOIIIIic Anlkim. Jam: Adkins. JIII1cl 3911 Adler. Joann: ..... .119 Adler Knlhy ..... . 3.15 Administralion .. ... 146-149 Acbcl'solIJ.JuA1m .. .. . .. 406 Aficr. MIIIjIIric S. .... .... . 434 AIIUII. Rick ..... . .... .. 3168 AIIIIII. Robe rl . . . . . . . 363 Agcc. DIIIIIIII .. . .... . .. . 406 Ame. Judy . . . . 324 Aglcr.lind:1 215.3211 Auricuiture. Cdliege of 1'18- 185 Agriculture Education Society. 228 Agriculture and Home EcontIIIIics College Council . ...... . 228 Alller. SIIIrch' . .. . . 2.17 Ahlmzln. Debbie .. ... .. .. 403 AIIIIIIIIII. KcnnL-Ih . ..... . 346 Air l-orce Drill 'lcam .. 283 Alban. Evan K. Albzincsc. Donald Arhnnn. Ester Albcrs. Calhv ... . ... 1.10 .Mhmt. .chIcry .. .. .. . . .119 Albert Linda . . .. ... 395 AlbcrL MIII-cizn .. .. ......... 402 Albrecht. Roger . . .. .... 37I Albrilton. Carol .. ....... 328 Alcnck.Ann . .. .. .........401'I AI ' Idcr. Ch 3'! .... ..... .19? mm. Jac ... .... .1711 Alex: IdLT. J1 I I . . . .127 Alexander. 1..-1ur .. . 3.15 Alexander. Lucile . . . 228 Alexander. Michael . . . . 25 I .414 Alnmidcr. PIIIIy .. .. .... .122 Alexander. Richard. . . .. . . . 280 Al Hiil . . .. .. . . . 347 MIII'yAIIII ..... . . . . . . .192 AIKIrc. SIcpIIIInic . .. . . .. . .135 AIJDII. Andr-cII .... ........ . 281 Allen. Benjamin . .. . . . 4.14 Allen. Carolyn . ..... . 219 Allen. David . . . 256 Allen. Elizabeth A. . .. .. 4.1-4 Allen. George .. ... . .. 3'65 Allen Gcraldinc 11.. .. .110 Allen. Harold .... . Allcn. Jill Allen. Judith ....... mien. Judy Allen. ' Allen Allen. Nancy Allen. Richard . AIIcnswurth.C:Ir1a Allowing. Julie . Allowing. Michael Allcrding. Rebecca AIIcsIIIIusc. Susan Alley. Wade . AlIIII'rc. William AllIon. CI1rI-Ityn . Ailisnn. Sue . . .. . Allman. PIIII'I'CI'a K. Allyn. Stanley C. Aimed . Allen Alpert. Martin J. . Alpha Chi Omega ...... Alpha Delta Pi . .. . Alpha Epsilon Della .... . . . . . . 245 Alpha Ep '1 ............ 319 Alpha Epsilon Pi ............. 1139 Alpha Gamma Della ....... . .. 1120 Alpha Gamma Rho ........... 340 Alpha Gamma Sigma . . 341 Alpha Kappa Alpha .. JI6 Alpha Kappa Gamma . . 2411 Alpha Kappa Lambda . 342 Alpha Lambda Della Alpha? III Alpha Rhu CIII INDEX Alpha SIIHIIII Plli . . ... . ... 343 AIIIIIII 'I'IIII Della . . . 243 Alpha Tau Omen: ... .... 3-14 AIIIIIII Xi Delta .. . 322 AIIIIIII Zola . . . 345 AlspIIIJII. CIIII'I ... .121 AIIIIIIII: . J. Tom . 4.14 AlllI-IIIIs Gerald E. 4.1-1 V . . .. Allick. 763.393- Aluuod. 2.16 AIIICIIIini. J .. . 339 American Dairy Science . 225 American Home Economics Associalion 2.13 American Vcler Iary IHl-IzdiL'Ijll. Associnliml . . . . 242 Amos. Don. . . . . . .140 Amick. L irIdII . .. .. .123 An'IP-nulicl'. Rnhcrl 24l Amspnkc Shirley :68. .115 mnwcp . ulc . Anders: I. Art . . .171 Anderson. BIIrbIIrII .195 Andaman. CruiglIIIIn .. LII Andaman. Cry-Itnl . 315 Anderson. Dun . 25$ Anderson. Jack . . . 1.53 Andersen. Judy J3. Alltlcl'hon. KIIIIIcriIIc 111.320 Anderson. Kim . .151 Anderson. Pam . . . .112 Anderson. Patrick . .. 402 Anderson. Rap 218 241.414 AIIdI-I'lon. Robert . . 245 Andre, Carol . . . 318 David 1.. 434 .107 .. . . .162 J '. '. Larrv . 4H: Aneczbu I:.cr Georgia .. 1:19.390 Angel FIIgIII . ....... 118.1 AIILCrmaII. Douglas . ...... .146 Ankney. Bob Anncur. Marci . Anning. Chuck Annis. DIaIIIIc D. Anthony. Don .59 Anthony. Paul . Anlhonv. Rose . AIIIiIIc. Karen . Antonia. Alex 35.1 Antopol. Stephen 2'18 Apcl. Roberl 236 Apoei. Judv A. ..... Appclbaum. Annette. 252,331,404 Apple. Bob . ............... Apple. Dolores 252 Apnlc. Gone .. .. 23l Apple. John . . . 1147' Annicyntc McredIIh A. . 250.189 AIII'IILIIIIIII. Bill .. . .150 Applcn Mickcv . . .. 3.19 ADI'EI.EIr1cI:I-I .... Jl? Aplhckcr. Herbert ...... 8'? Arnnugn. Thomas .. .. 21$ Archer. Armand . ... 35.1 Archibald. Robert .. . 315.1 Ardlc. Vi LI 231 I d .195 ..... 4.14 348 Arcnu. 4-34 Arlen. II Iil .157 Arlin. SIIII'I: l1h'..149 Armhrust. Marjorie . 2M ArnIhrIIslcr. Robcrl 111.218.225.371 Arnlcl. Daniel .13? Armour. Bob .. . .. .. 228.232.5141 Amlsll'nnu. David . .. . 348 Armmrn 5:. PIIIII E. . 4.14 Army Pistol Team .... 2114 Arum Rifk- Tcarn . . . . 23-1 Amer. Iv-Ibcth .. 2.11.414 Arnold Alr Socicu 285 Arnold. Frederic .160 Arnold. Jeffery . . . . . 33'! ArIIIIIt. Earl ... . 242 Aronson. S'ylviI-I . . .. 4.14 Arline. Toni . . . . . .19? Arthur. SIIIII . . .. .. 386 Armpoc '. Kri i . . . 408. 3.14 ArIrI-ss. LIIIIriI: Arts Colleue Council .145 Arts and Sciencm. College of ISO-Ml .I'II'EZI'Icr. Thnn ' - 368.402 Ashnlun. Ginm' . ... . AsIIworIII. J'udilh M. . 4.14 I'IIiIiII. BIIrhIIIII . . . 4115 Alumni. NIIIICI 252.434 Alwond. Sandy . . 2'84 Aucnlmfcr. Joan . . . 4n: Aucrbuch. Geneva . .1in AIII'IIIUIII. Bah . .. .. 4I6 Aumnnn. Bob . .171 Austen. Christine 3 AIIsliII. Faye 213.139.4314 Amun. Lynn ..... 4 6 Amen. Karen . . .125 Amen. NeIi .. . . 35.1 Avamnam. Joseph . .. 24:1 Avcrill. Susie 328.198 Awad. Albcrl .. . . 248 Axcllon. Carol .. ... 2.1? ' .Bonnic .111 John D. . . . 4.14 Awn. CEII'I . 2.12 Axleswnrlh. RIIIIdIIIJ 2121.434 Ayrcs. Larry ............. 363 Ayru. Valerie 394 .IiriIIII . 237 lIIIrh 39X . KL'I'I . 3.19 Kathleen M. 4.14 . 240 BIIdL-nhop. John 231.1 lindcr. KCIII'ICIJI . . 229 iiIIdurIsclIer KcIInL'L'h .150 H' .. . 339 BIILI'Iht'hc.c Brenda . 339 leyby. PIIIIIII .. 331 Bnplcy. Nancy . 4H Ihglcy. Robcrl R. 434 Balms. chrgia 401 Bu '1'. Howard 347 Bailey. John 269 11:1ich'.lJoc . .158 IiIniiuy. Nancy .l' 4.14 .3 II'III . .1131 I cy. Richard . .1511 BII'IICI. RIIIII C. 226 '. Sharon . 2651 IIIII. .Sl:InII:.V 269.366 . Charlotte 2.1.11.1 Judy 258 3,8.541043 .434 .' Manly M. . .. 4.14 Baird. Raymond 12.434 Baird. Run 269.367 ' Bernard . 211.1 . r. A11 149 . Iiurbzlm IIII BIIJ-IIII'. Bub . .16 Baker. Carol Baker. Donna Baker. Frances L. Baker. Gwyn Baker. Jack Baker. Janice: . . Baker. JcIIIIi 1.. Baker. Lawrence W. Baker. Rick Baker. Richard S. Baker. Ronald Baker. Thomas A. Bnkcr.1.VI'11inm . Balch Joseph .. Billinl. Arlen: Ball. Rodney J. Ballamynu. Kav Ballard. Georgie .3. .. Bailhascr. Curt Ballz. Rlchnrd Li... HIIII'O Aileen Hamhnuer. Suzanne RIIIIdII'I'. Barbara Runescs. Cami Bnngs.Dic1. H:1IIIIx.BIIrhI'Ira BIIIIIIIIck. Chrislinc . Bilphl. Donald 0. .. B I III ikc 2. Michael Barber. Helen Barbour. Barbour. Robcrl C. H' den. Cian' . Ir. Billinm ' IIcr. Ed IiILrI-cr. LIIrry Harkcl. DIIIc Barker Nollie Barker Timothv l.. Barkley. Church B:1rII'Ird.JIIdI B' In Carin BIITI103.DRWN Barnes. Mildred Barnes. Pal Bnrncll. BuIII Barncll. liI1rIIcII. HzIrIIctlu. .I.IL RIIrnJIIIrdI. IiIIrIIhardt. Karl BIIrIIfIIIII. Jim Bilrnhnn. PngI Barnitz. Gerard Hilrr. SIIIIlan-I Barre. Jeanne Barren House Barren. John Harrell. PIIl Bnrrctl. PL-IIIII' BIIrrcu. Phil Barren. Samuel E'II'IrrIck. SCIIIl BarI'iIII-Icr. JlIdillI E. Hle gar. Larry Rurrmgmn. Tom .. Iarron. Arlene R. Barrow. Ronald R. BElI'I'I'IWrI. Richard Hairy. Fred B sky. Ar: . Ii .Iuw EIL'I'IIIIII' Barrels. .TIII'T' Bnncll. Barry Barllcson. low: A BIIrtrum. Gayle lizlrtz. 11m .. BIII'Uf. Susan Baseball . . BIIstIrII. Carol Basketball . Baskin. 1.01115 BIIHnik. NIII'IL'I' JIIdIIII' AI ' ' J:II'I'IC$ W. ' a. . 134439.294 334 114425.293 323 Bu Tom . . . . .151 B . Bill ... 225.232.34I BII. dII.JoIII1 . . . . . 229 HIIIIIIII'I'. Peggy . .. JI'J'AOIJ Hales, Barbara . . .11 Bales. Jim Billch. Judith . . 404 Bulhorv. l'IIl . . . .. 320.435 Butllc. Lynwoud L. 4.15 BIIIIocIcui. F I: Hulwin Bo Iluucr. BIIrhIIrn BIIIIcr.CIIr1 Bauer. Carol BI'IIICI'. Joey RIIIIcr. Judi .... . ilauer. Laraunc . . . .. g.III1.hnI:In. Cheryl . . 322 : IIIIIIIII. Linda K. . . .. 4.15 IInIIIII. humas H. . 4.15 mann. Joanne . 2:14.393 I3IIIIrnIIIIn.P:1111 . 225. 239.2116 Baumbnugh. Nancy . . 3 Haumbcrgur. KIIIIIV . ... .... 406 3.1 lll'l'lchLLT Sandy . . . . . . 242 HnIInIIIarIncI. Barry .1 Lluhci'lcr. Bcuy 253.134 - Robe . ....... 2 Game W 4 5 us. Paul C. . 239. 241 Barnes. JIIIIII . . .189 Hazlcr my 274. 314.330.4115 BIIzlcr. Susie: . . .. 11.12 Bench. Rohcrl L. Baal. Charles 2lH..14II Real. Jack 24 Benn. EIII-I . Beam. Jnhn . ........ T111 Beam. Margaret ......... .192 Human David ...... 240 ch1.5:1rbIIra L. .... .... .. 4.15 HL:1I.LIIrry . .... .149 Hcaraxs. J'I'm . . .......... .152 . Bonnie .. . . . . . 330 . James D. . ..... 4.15 . y. Karnlcn .. .. 323.397 Bcatcnhcad. Lois . . . . . . . . . . 4112 BeaIII. GinIIv L. . ...... 404 Bczutic. Ted .. .. .. 362 BCIIIII. Barbara .... .190 Bantu. Margo! .. . 125.415 BcIItly. Mary . . .. .. . . . . 397 Benule. Joanne .. . .... . .131 Hcauchamp.Tr1cce 210.284 Beaumont. RIIIh 402 Beaver. KII 233 ' .151 BIIIII'LIs.V Irg' I'II 2'13 181.400 Beck. BuibarII .. . 2.19.415 Beck Mike .. . 354 Heckcr. JIIIII: . . . . 3.1.1 Becket. Lee C. . ... .... .. 4.15 Becker. Philip .. . .. .161 Becker. Sue .. . .. 285.415 Bcckwith. Connic . .... 111.196 Buckner. Thomzlx . ... ...... .167 Heddnw. HIII . . . . .. 340 Bccurs. Les .. . .. 41.1 Buckmzln. Dam: ...... . 354 Bcckn1:1n.Hnw:Ird B. ... . . .. 4.15 Bcckn'mn Slmc .. .. 361' Hccler Val .. .. 193.191 Bcery. Edward . . . .. 2.12.252 Beefy. Kennclh 230.341.435 Becry. Maynard . .. .. . 228.229 Bccry. Robert . . ... . . . 232 Bcpelman. Bob . . .. . .119 Bcgland. Bub . .. .. 360 BI'IIIIII. Lynetlu . .. .. . . 390 Bcl'IuIn. Arlene . .. . 41:4 Beinhnrl. Barbara A. ...... 4.15 Builel. REI'I'INCII . ... .. . . 2.111 BeliIIn.TIIcrc.i.1 ...... . .190 Ben. Deanna . ... ... ... 3145 Bull. Dennis D. . 1 Bull. Irv ... ..... 210.341 Boll. James . . .. .. .. 1. 1301!. James E. . . .15I Hell. Janice .. .. . .. .12? Bell. Karen . . . .. 21.1 Bell. Linda H. . . 435 Bell. Nancy . . ..... .. 402 Hell Susan ... . ... . 258 HcIIOWs. Rod ... ..... .. 244 Bullus. Robert ... .. . .149 Ben. MIIIiIIII .1. . . . 4.15 Hclvo. Vir ' ..... 752.415 Bender. Jilt. . .. .. . .. 4.. Bender. Juhn .. .... 338 Bender, K:I I 3'5 Heniumin. . . .. 4.15 HcIIkc. Phyllls ...... . . .. 335 Bcnner. Rnbcrl . . . 242 Bennett. Diane Bennett. LiIIIJII chIIcIl. Susan Benson. Georg: Benson. Sandra Bcnmn. Sue . Buntz. J'IIdiIh. 5. Ram. Phillip Bcnz. Kathy Hcrchiur. Louis Ilcrcun, Paula Bcruhtili, Lynn Berg. Jim Hem. Judith C. Berg. Kent Berg. Richard .. Bergen. Madelyn INDEX licr 'l'r. KiIIIIc . .. .1315 Berger. Sharon ............... 319 Bcrgmunn. Candy . . . . . 122 BcruIIIIIIIII. Sandy . .... ... . .1-- BcrLolc. JDEIIIIIL' .. . 14.1 Burk. CIIuCk . ..... 36I Bcrkcnsiock. Margaret ... . 25?. Burkhcimcr. ELI . . . .1511 Berlin. W L'ndit .. .. . .... .19? Bcriol'l'. M :1r1'iuI . . 4.15 BcrIoIi. Sheila . .. .. . .102 . Andrea . .. Sharon . Sharon 114. Sharon A 334.2?l'1 Ecrnur. Christin: . .... .... .. 268 Bernhard. Kath : . . 339 Hcrnl. KIIITII . . Berry. Edward Berry. Kcnnclh Berry. Pill .. Berry. Slew: . . - Bctn'hill. .ILIIIII . . Bcriclsbcck. Rnhcrl . . . BerIIIIIId. Hcl-III . ... ... -85 Bertram. Kalhy ........... 385 Iicrlmm. K'IIIH 245 Hcrlschc. i I . . .199 BL-rlz. JOIIIRIE F... .. .. 210 4:1; He: mI-II. IIIIIImL' . . - .. BCSE Pclc .. Til .1; Judy . . .... . 242.4Il Best. Joyce ... .. ... .189 Bc1t.Willi:1m .. . . . 349 Beta Alpha I'sl 1.18 Bela Theta PI .... .. .. . 3'?! Bethel. LindII .. . 2.1.1.435 Bcthc'l. Terry .. . . .. . 343- 35151111 Rcir'II-Inid . .... . 269 w. Alexander . . . 235 h. K:IIIII .. 232 3217.. RLIIIIIILI F. . . .. .. 4.15 Bcuclcr Cherie . ... . 318.435 BcutlL-r. Robcrl . . . .. .. .. .160 Bevinnion . . 353 Bcp'crly. W 4315 III R IIII'IIJee Nursing Sch-olarship House Biblcr CIIcrrII Bicc. Brent . Bicdcrnum Larry . Bichi. John C Hiclifki. Stan Bicrbcru. PIIl Bierly. ulcn Bicrmann. HcIcn Bicry. Richard Higham. BIIrbanI Biglmm.BL-I:I1'v . Biuhnm. Nil'chllcll Biglcr. Burl: . .. Biglcy. Bruce .. Bildcrback. Marv BiIL-cr. Boyd BiIkis. Carol A. Biller. Larry Bilicll. JIIIIet ............. 322.463 Billin. Eileen ........ .193 Billing. MIIrlzI , . .. 401.435 Billingslcy. Denny 365 Billion, Jan ........ Billman. Robert Bills. Thomas ...... Bilsing. Robert . Binau. Mary .. ..... Bindbcntcl. Lona Bingaman. Ronald Ringer. Robert BinL'IC. Anne B. BinniL'. Glenn Binning. Nancy Bitd. JuIiL- BIIIIbIIum. NcIII Bishop. George Bishop. Nicholas. Bishop. PIIIII Bi-INEII. Ginny Hilzcr. Diane . Hixb1.WilIianI E. Biziak. Caren Black. Anita I' . I Blackburn House Blackburn. James Blackburn. Tom Blackburn. WIIIIIIII'I Blackstone. Tom HiIIiI1e.Lind:I Blair. Anne Blair. Jeanne Blair. Lcc BIIIkL'. Di' 11c Blakcmorc. B . Blukumorc. L Ihclh A. Blanchard. Connie Blanchard. Lc-qcr E. . Hhind. Linda D. Bland. Thnmilsinn Blank. Gan Bluxcr. Dw'iIIIII Blnllcr. Terry BI. 112. Sun: . .. .. . .129 Blazer. James . . 269 Blcmler. Lee . . 396 BIinkofF. Betsy . 256.335 BIinn. EIII'i .. . . . 3117 Iiiilln. Susan K. .. . 4.16 Bliw. Myron ........... 4.16 Bloch. HclL-n . . . .198 Bloclicr. Sue . . .. ... 3.52.409 Block 0 . . ...... .. ZI'J Black. RiL'IIImI . .. . . .. 2.15.436 lilonmrnnd. Karin ... .. . .. 3.12 Bloom. Bard . Bloom. Richard Blovin. Richard Blnycr. Slan . Rlum. Phyllis. R. Sundrn L. . Lindu Bob'bI. Diana BobiLr. chircI' BubuIII. KIIIIII Boctz..l1'm BGdIIEIF.B:lrh:1f:1 Bodnur. George Body. F115'.. Bnehm. NIIIIcv ........ BIIclImL.M:IriII11 Boumcr. Jclrv :I' II. Bog INJI'. Raga ' :1' Base . . . Bopgh. Dick ....... BLII'IIIIIIIL'II. EIIrI BLIIIIcIIdcr. 0. Peter . . . . . . . .165 BIIhII. IIII'IIIIII . . . . . 405 BnlInSIIL'k. C hcn'l ... .. ..... .188 BLIILL-scli.11illinhi ... . . .. 358 Bole. Kaye . ......332 Holler. Sic hcn .. . . . .160 Boilingcr. Iucc . .. . . . 545 Bolton. Oliver P. ... .. . .. 25 Bolton. Thnmm . . . . . . 154 8017.. Harold A. . . . l63 BI1nI:In.M:uIIIn . 187.4110 Bnn:.1r Kathy ..... 325. 39.1 Bunnr. Nancy Bond. JIlTIICS ............. Bond.Pclcr.......... .286 Bout. Linda . 395 Bone. Sieve . .. .. 34I.436 Boner. James ....... 2.32 345 Bonn. Doric . .. .. 436.322 Bonncll. Susan ... Bonner. Dwight .. ....... Bonncr John T. . . . I46.254 Bonnoronl. Michael . 368 Hookatz. Shcrrv ....... . . .. 326 Buoknlz. Suzi .. ..... .. .135 Rookmzm Dorothv . 364 Boonyusombul. Vimul . . . . . 221' Bonl and Sadd I: .. ......... . 22-! Room. James . . . . . . ..... 242 Booth. John .... Booth. RobcrlII . Homh. Tom Bnpc. Aline Hope. Frank 1V, . . 25?. 220. 214. 4.16 .. -4 268. .1l8 406 Borchnrdl. Joan 279.301 Burcliers. Bob . . . . 246. 4.36 Bonlner. Mary B. . . .. .. .. 436 Borcl. Marianne Borel. Robert BorcmnII.P Pauli Berger. MiIIIIIcl .. BIIIIIIL.ChIIrIcI1c 31.. Boring. Dave . HIIrIaI1.J Ill'llcs Bornhuim Charles Rmmtcin. Rich: Bernstein 111 . 30105. Larry Borror. Diane Borror. Kmen . . Horror. Ronald A. .. .. 4.16 Borsi. Kathryn Borst Linda K. Bmku. John ..... 241 Boxler. Marilyn 321 Boss. Marv A. . Bostdorr. Kay . BmIdorfI'. Richard S. Boslcr. Ronald Boswn.Julie . Bonorrr. Ann B. Baugher. Gary BouL-hlon. Barbara Bouic. Don . .. Bouic. Frank . Houic.W.1lter Boum'an Kathleen Bourdc.JoI1II .. . 0llrhih.Ril1m0nd RmIrissch. JLIic 15.4. 387 189. .190 Hnul'nc. Bub . . 826. 162 Bmquuin. Diilnc . . . . 3.13 Bowdcn. Kathy . . . . . . . . 402 ane. Edward . ...... .11? Bower. Mill'y E. ..... . 436 Bower. Pclcr 119 11.1 Ian Bowm. SII 23'! Howell's. 1.1 In .. . .. 228.34! Bowman. CIIL-ri . ... .. .. .396 Howm:1n.G:Ir,v . . ... .. 242 Hnwnmn. JIIITIDII . . . .. . 25I Bowman. Jeffry . . . . 4L5 Bnu'man. Karen J. .. .... 4.16 Bowman. Robyn 408 Bnu'scr. Clark .. . . . . 235.416 Bows' . IHIII . . . .. 2.1.7 Bowshci. Bob . . . 363 BLIILI.CinIJ.v ...............325 BLII'III'. liill'bIIIrI . . . 397 Hover. P: IIII:I .. ..... . .198 Borer IIIIII .. .. .. .. .144 Huykin. LCIII .. . ... . . 316 Boyle. Penny .. . ...... 284 IirIIclit. Alice .. 406 Brackncs'. BL'II'nIJII 232. 2.1.1. 2711 'IIHAIJII IIrIIIIbIIn'. John . . .... . 2.1!! Braden. Dorothy A. ..... .. 436 RrIIdI'icId. J. William . 2.15 BI'IIdrl'II'KI. James 1.. . Bradley Hall . BrIILiIcI. Lin BrIuIIL'y.RIcI1:IrLI Brad hIIw John Bradshaw. Myrna Bradshaw. lion Bradl. Doug ... Brill? G. RiL'IIIIrd ....... Br:lids.01in . .. BIIIiIIcrd. John I-. ..... Branches Hr'lndL'hcrry. CIIlIIy Lies. Nancy E. ...... . . . Lies. Robert . .140 don. Les ...... 2.18.436 . dsc:tur.Cl1I1I'lL'.-1 . 36.1 Brandi. F0 c.: Branch William Brannon. HLlII ki PIIIII VI Paul . 1:. Juan Bravo. Lynne Breakcy. Sallie K. Brcdur. Elmer W. Brccn. John BICDI'I. Michael Brennan. P:II BrcnnIInd. Thomas Brenncmun. Charlie Brenncmzln. Jean Brenner. Bob .. Brestcl. Mary Braver. Hill Brcwslcr. Barbara A. . .. 4.16 chg'cr. 10.111 . . 228.436 Brickcr. John W. ... .. .. I46 BriLII I. Homer . ... ... ... .186 Brick v. Mike .. .. . ...... 3.1? . John ...... 285 Briggs. RobcrIII M. ... . .. 4.16 Bringm' III. Biil ... . . 360 Brinkcr. Elaine . .. . .. .. 403 B'.MI-r:1 C. . 436 1! Hum . . . ... .. 2.17 5 Paul T. . . ........ 4.16 B.L'r.Ton1... . .....14l Brill. BcllI ... ...... 22.1 Brill Carolyn R. . .. . 436 Brillzn'n. Dick ... ... 2:19 Brnndhurxt. Wesley J. .. .. . . 4.16 BrLIIIdwnv. Ron .. . .. . . . 34S Brock. Wynn . .. ...... . .160 BrLILI-Ic. Judy . .. .1118 Brady. Susan . . . . .126 BroInIIm. MIIrilyn U. . . 436 Broglio. Renee . . .1211 Bromhauuh. JoAnn . 252.395 Brookovcr. Km . Brnnks, CIIrIEI Brooks. Chuck Brooks. Edward Brooks. Kurtis Brunks. Nancy .... Brooks. Raymond .. Brooks. Shawn E. Brooks. Sharon K. Brooks. Suzanne . Broselis. Roger . Hrolkin. qussa .... 3613 Brotsky. Mlchacl ...... ,. . .. . .170 Broughlun. Jnnel ... . . . . Brown. Anne .. ...... Brown. Barbara C. Browri. Barbara J'. Brown. Roth Brown. Beverly . Brown. Beverly A. . Brown. BL'I'crII' J. Brown. Carol 5. Brown. CIIIIIcrinc Brawn. Dennis A. Brown. Dun . . . 4I6 Brown. DLIIIIIII . . .. 3214.16 Brown. Jerry . ... . . 361 Bmwn. JI'I-n ..... Brown. 31161 A. Brown. JLIIIII . . 368 Brown. KIIrcII . . . .. 3l6 Brown. Karen E. 4.16 Brawn. Karen L. 4.16.325 Brown. Lauren .. .114 Brawn. Lewis F.. . .. 235 Brown. Melanie . . . . .. 279 Brown. Nancy .. . . . 3i? Brawn. Paul .. .. 3.12 Hmwn. Paula I. 4.16 Brown, PIIII . 215.416 Brown. PIIIiiIK . 383 Brown. Richard 1.. . . 4.16 Bruu'n. Rnhcrl . . . . . .152 Brown. Robcrl S. . . .140 Brown. Robert W. . . 359 Hruwn. Rilcl . .. ... HSI Brown. Thomas . . . . . . . . . . 285 IIIIIu-n. Wallace ...... Brown. William Browning. Bill .. BrowIIinL. Carolyii . Browning. Joan . Bruwuslcin. Steven .. Brubakcr. Sharon BrIIL'LIIi. John ............... Brumbauull. Jane! Brunk. Jun ............ Hrunk..l':1nis . Hru:1:1i:r.Frcdcrick G. Bruno. Frederick W Brunsman. Alan . Brunsmnn.f:1rulinc Brunsman. Joyce C. Brunton. Carole BrLIzzcsc. Anna Bri'son. JaElchI BliL'lIbi'ndL-r. Harvey BlICthIZ. Roger ..... Rucl'llcr. .1.-Incl ... Buck. Nancy .. Bucket and Dipper Huckham. BI'II ..... Bucklnli. Don C. Buckloli. JIIIIc Buckley. Bill Buckner Robert I.. Buckwultcr. Bonnie ... . .. Huddcn. James T. Bucmi. Carolyn .. Bucrklc. Alberl1 . Buncr. Judy ....... Bugicr. Charles R. BIIIIrow. Richard . . .. Bukcr. W. Robert ............ Bullock. Marvin BIImgm-ner. Ray .. Bundy. Gail Bunsen. Alex . . 362 Burhe. Barbara E . ..... . 4 Burcham D1vid E. .. BIIrdcn.Di.1nc E . . Burden MarLic ....... 811rdgc.DI-Inna ...... 81:rg.Judill1 L. . Hurge. Ellen J. ........ Burgess. Barbara BurLess. Stephen ...... 13111ch1. KeilII .... BIIthcim. Caroic Butick Sandra D. Burk Linda . ..... Burke. RiLIIIIrd Burke. Tom Burkholdcr. Byrmi- Buiky. Gary .. .. . BIIrmIiII. Virginia .. Burnett. Nicholas C. . ........ 437 Rurney. BelvaA .. Burns Chcsler Bums Curtis 3. Burns. Michael Burns. W. Bruce .. Burnslcin. Marcia J. . Burow. Belle ...... Burr. Jenn .. ....... Burr. Susan .. . .. Burrows. Barbara ..... Burlnn. Carolen BIIr10n.Nancy BIIth. Jan .. BIII1II.Ann M. Bush. Betty Butler Anne ...... .... 1249 Butler. E' William . . . BLIIIcr.F.Du.1nc Butler. Gerald Bulier. Hopi: . Butler. J'udv Bullcr. Kit ... Bullcr. Lawrence . Butler. Merrily ........ Butler. PcIc . .. .... . . Butler W.Ron.11d .. .. . 229.345 Bulleri'iekl. Patricia ..... ... 2.52 Butlress. John Buxbaurn. Ed . .. BuxIDn. Connie 31m. Dottie Bum. Ruben CI. . . . . Byrd. Doris ...... . . 40? Byrd. Thomas Byrkclt. Donaid Byrnc. Buck .. Cable. Yvonne .......... CIIccamo. Pal .. Cade. JIInc Cadwalladcr. PIIl .. .. . Cage. Laurel ............. 405 C'nn. Bonnie .. Cain. Susan Culabrcsc. Frank Calabrcllil, Jose 11 Caldwell, Sally . Calkins. Dick ..... 256 Call Alice ............ 253. .324 4.11 Call Tom . .. .. .311 Callahan. JanucliII Callahan Maiilyn C'.ail:md John . . Calicnd'cr. Judy D. Callm. Dan . . . 312. 317 417 Cameron. Carol .... ...... . 3.14 moron. David ... ..... ESI 1cm . John . .... . ... 269 Iuron Roerl H ...... 4 Immack. Sandy ... .... 233.437 Qumomilc. Lonny L. ... . ... 43 Lumpugna Sam . . .. ... 415 Eumpbcli. David K. . .. 437 CzIIIIpbcII. Doug ..... 414 Campbell Jane: H. . . 4J7 Campbell. John . . Campbell. Mary J Cdmph cli. R. Campbell RlJbC-Hrl Campus Politics Candon. Bob ..... Canlicld. DIII-I: Caniield Hall Cuniicld. Richard . Cannclln. Gary Cannon. Dan C :mowilz. David .. ....... ... 246 Canlrcli. Ron .... . .. .... 240 Canw. PnlIy .... ....... .117 Caplan. Bcuy . .. .. .. 389 Calplan. Leona ...... 398 CIIpIin mrl. Virginia . ......... 407 Card. . .. . 368 Cardincr Clau'd'iil .......... . .235. 245 437 352 Cnrdwcll.RuII1 . .. Cardy. CI. xHIIgi'I ...... Carey J. ......... CanIsIc. Bonnie Carlisle: Dianu . Carlsnn, Kenneth ' .' n. Leland A. Carlson. Ncii ..... Carnein. Carl R. Cilronis. Georg: ... .... ..... 147 Cnrolhcrs. Sondra ........... 405 Carpenter. Bill . .......... . 36S Carpenter. Bob . .... .. .. . 362 Carpenlcr. Deanna . ..... 402 Carpenter. Michael . ... ..... 437 Carpcnter. Rick .. ..... 371 Curpcmer. Sue 408 Carpenter. Suzanne .. . . .. fill Carper. Gary ...... 229 Carper. Tom . Curr. Carol Carr.Pau1 . Carries. Donald Carrigcr. Henry N Carson. Jeff .. . Carson. Killin- Cnrson. Mary A Carter. AIIIIL-lla E Carter. Ivy V. .. . .. Carter. Sara V. ...... Carter. SIIircItn Caner. Steve Carter. Susan . ...... . . . 317 Cnrvnlhu Maxine ..... . .. 255.268 Carver. Paul . . ........... 364 Carvin. Shirley ...... .. 258 Case. Libby . .. ...40l CIISII. Bill . .. .. 3I2 CIIIIIIcI.I..1rry G. .... . Casmai. Donna . .... Ca'midv. Mary E. ...... 33: :Ildy Viola........ 25 Cablnnien. Roger . 291.360 Caner. Sharon . . 377.437 Casierlinc Robert ......... 369 Castle. D'cbbic 322 Caslo. Dcrni B. ..... 437 Casio Janie .189 Czlslo. Pamela D 2.17. 254.256.272 Caste Vicki J. .. ..... 437 Cautrigano. Chuck .. ..... .17! Caudill. Cindy ... ..... 408 Cmmc. Harman . .. 355 Cnvntla. Mike .......... 352 Cnycc. Gail . .............. 395 Cccil.C:1rolyII ....... 2.17 Cclcbrcezc. Anthony . .. .. 25 CcIIicI. Clark ..... Ceiiio. I yIInc Ccnnamo. Don .. .. CcrnIak.TiI1a Ccrnus. Dian: ....... Chahck. Cindy ... . . .... Chadwick Gary .. . .. .. 252 Chadwick. Harold . . . 2410.le Chadwick. John W .17 Challurcn. Dan . ........ . 36.1 Chambers. Gnome . . . . ...... 359 Chanc1.C:Irpcn ............. 396 Chunning Judir .... Ii CII1p.mar.Larry . . 349.417 C IIaniII. Douglas .. ...... 3 Chapman BilI .. 155.477 Chapman. Di:In:I . ..... .129 Chapman.- John . . ...... 252 Chapman. Waller .. ... . .... 252 Chappeluar. Robert L. . . . . . . . 281i CII:Ird.Wi1Ii:InI C. . ..... 437 Charvn. Sandy ............ 339 Chase, Nina . . . 233 Chase. Nina 238 Cl! C. Sally . . 396 Chillliitid. Run . . .. . . . . . . 242 CIIIIII'IL-ld. 505111 E .. .. 437 I.Im.1n Rubv ...... .. 404 Chuzin. Alan . . 339 ClIccscrnzIn. Jill . .. .. 320 CIIcrIIiII. Harrie: .... ..... 326 Cherrington. Susan . . ... 252 Chess Marathon ............ 34-35 Chesscr. Donna J. CIIcaIcr. Paulcuc Chicl'l'alo, anm Chilcotc. Jam: .. CIIilds. Kenneth .. Chimes Chinn. William M Chi Omega ....... ChiPlIi Chirico. Bob .. . ......... 365 Chillcndcn. Chailch ...... .... 268 Chillcndcu.'14 M :Iry J. .... ... 270 Chizck. Mark . ...... . . ... 370 Chunko. Allan ..... . . .. . 24S Chonko. AIIIoId ..... ... . 139.275 C hormunn. June .. 406.417 Chrisman Chcrly . . . ...... 407 C11 rislcnsen Richard . . . 286 Christian Science Organizaiimi 277 Chris m1. Ronald W. 4.18 ClIr mscn. John ........... 4H3 Ch: anscn. Niels .... .. . . 352 L'nrisImnII David ........ .... 34S Chrislman. Ruth A. ... . . . .. 438 Christman Tom . .. . ... 349 Christmas on Campus ...... 30-33 Chrisioforidis Ann A. .... ... 438 C1111. John ...... .. ..... . 240 Church. Craig ...... 269.351 Church John ........... 4I6 Church. Murdi ....... mm 433 Cicply. James . ..... 351' Cicply. Joseph ... . CIIIaI-I Howard ...... . .. 347 Ciraisky. Bub ........ 370 Circle K ...... .224 Citron, Jo A. .. ........ . .. 3l9 Cinguc. Mike .... ... ...... 362 Clapp. Malinda ..... .. ...... 320 Clark. Barbara J. .. 433 Clark. Bruce .. . . Clark, David .... ClaIk, Ed Clark.Edgz1r .... Clark Jack L. Clark Janice Clark. Joe . .. . Clark John H. ............... 433 Clnik, Nancy .. . . Clark Penny .. Clark.RoI'I:1Id Clark. Ruth .. .. .. . .. Clark. Sarah .. Clark. Sharon . Clark. Susan . Clark. W. ..... . Clarkson. DianIha Clary. Dennis ........... Clary. Dick . ......... C1ar1'.Thomas D. Clayton. Robert ...... 352 Clear. Doyle . .. ....... 348 C1591: Knlhlccn P, ............ 433 Clcland JoIIn . ...... .... . .. 223 CIcI1IId.NOTman ..... .... . .. 359 Clemuns. .Tamc ................ 393 Clcmcmo. Julia Clements. Bob . Clcndcuin. James ... ..... Clm'L-nson. Shirley .. ..... . . . 230 Clever. IWiIII 1.1m Clm'ord Pclcr ................ 35 Iine.Char1cnc . Cli c. Eugene P. Cline. Raymond J. . . . Cline. Thomas .......... Clingaman. Susan Clingo Pal Clowcry. SIcphcn Clog'cs. Barbara Clugpish. Sheila Clute. Nancy ........ Chiller. Jot: .... Clvmcr. Maria A Ch'mer. Mary A ............. 438 Coaklcy. Robert W . . 438 Coatney. .Duuglas ............ 2I9 Cobb. PI'I i1 . ............. Cobourn Biil . Cnburn. CaroIiII Cockburn. JilI .... Cochran. Johncc . Cochran. Linda .. Cochran. William COLIIraw. KcnI-ILIII .. ...... . 4. Cockcrill Philip ....... 233.413 Cocklcy. Janet L ....... 4. Codicy. Alice . ........... 3H Cncd Cadet Coma ........ 285 Colin. Connie 2.7.1 C I1IIc1.RobcrI ..... .... ... 355 Corfman. Cuila .. . . . .255 C0II'.nI:In Gary .. . . . TITI Cniiman. .lcuninc ............ 3-85 C0151 . Pat .. .. .. ... . 223 Cohan. Arlynnc ... . ... ... 398 Cohen. David . . ........ 4H5 Cohan. Drnnis ... . . . .. . 361 Cuhcn. Dora .. ... .... ... 37 Cohen. Elinnr 14. .. ...... . 4. Cohen. Fern . .. ..... 399.438 Cohen. Harris . .170 Cohen. Jackie . .. . 234.326 Cohen Larry .. . . .... . .139 Cohen. Linda ....... . ........ 326 Cuhcn. Martin R. . .... . . 438 Cuhen. Ruben . .. . 361 Cohen. Sandra M. . . 4.18 Cohan. Victor G. ...... . .. .. 433 479 Cohn. Arnold ............... CoIIII. Retina . Cole. R. Lewis Cole. Ronald Colc.'l'un.1 ....... ........ Coleman. Adrienne . Coleman. John S. . Coleman. P'ull ' II 4311 218.256.273.275 311365.438 Coleman. Ron .... . .. .... .171 Colgrovc. John ... . 36.1 Collier. Wayne . ...... . 244.413 Collins. Bonnie ... .......... 403 Collins. Don .. .... ... . . .148 Collins... Gail . . ...... 237.395 Collins. Gerald ... .. .. 144.418 Collins. Henry ... .. . .. . 438 Collins. Jerrold ........ 365 Cnllins. Joya . .. ..... 388 Cullins. Nancy .. .. . . . 404 Collis. Carol . .. 326 C'nllit, Jane ..... ... . ... 385 Colon. Stephanie . .. . ... 387 Colmn Pauly ... . ... .. 319 CnIln-Izin. Thomas L ...... 438 Colucll. Carol . 400 Combs. Belly ........ . .....185 Comcl. Lynda . 345.119.5105 Comiskcy. Kac ....... .. 1120 Commerce. College of m170-l77 Complom. Donna .... 405.407 Comstock. Mike . 37l Conaway.'1klrs. Christine Y. 14'?II Cnndil. Dali: ..... Condom. William Conger. Grace . Cunhaim. Rob . ....... Conklc. Bill . Candle. Darlene . Canklin. Connie .............. Conley. Joy . Conley. Riclnrd D. Conlon. Dick ... Conn Richard D. . Connelly. Patty Conner. Marcia .. . Conner. Richard 1., Conover. Judith K. Conrad. Carol . Conrad. Gcorgianna Constable. James . . . Converse. Linda ........... CLInwm'. Sandy ... .. . . 3l3.197 Cook. Barbara ... . .... . 117 Cook. Craig ............. 252.283 Cook. Debra . . . . .. 319 Cook. James .. . 24l Cook. James H. . . ...... 140 Cook. James L. .. . 244.418 Cook. Lcc . ..... . .... 2315 Cook. Richard . . . ....... 244 Cook. Wendy ..... . . . . . 406 Cool Marilyn K. . 270 Cooliu'. Alia: . .. . .. 737.418 Cooicy. Curtis D. . 43R Camper Connie ... ... . .. 329 Cooper. Judy .. 323 Cooper.JuIia E. . 438 Cooper. Susan ............... 320 Cooper. Vicki . ..... . . 403 Coopersmilh. Joanne ..... . 335 Coovcr. Sharon ........... 250.33 Cope. C. Anncuc ......... Coplin. Paul . .. Capra. Phillip S. .. Cnpp. Ricky Coppins. Carol Corbally. John Corbin. Lcc . Corbus. Kenneth D. Carder. Marvcne Cordrcv. Gary Core. John Cornn. Robert CorncII. Irene Cornell. Rachel Cornclt. Linda Corso. Jim .. . . . . . Corlhcll. Debbie .............. 194 Carmen. Jeri ... . . Corwin. Molly Cass. Dick Costic. Dick Comon. Shirley .. Coltcr. John ............. 342 Coltcrman. Jerry D. , .. 438 Council. Donald P. .. .. 186 Coughenour. Kay .. .. 395 Conn. Lynn ...... 40.1 Coultcr. Frank ....... . 228.438 Coulter. Joseph M. .. . . . . . . 4. Coultcr. Kenneth ............. 345 Council of Friltoal'llilsf Presidents . . . . 312. Council on Student Allah's . 254 Counter. Anne: . -58. 270. 312 Coun G111r R. .. 4.8 Courtisr. Mary J. 432i Courtrighl. Diane ...... . .. . .. 330 lerlright. Lynn ..... 325 Cousino. Barbara J'. .......... 4.19 Covert, Bclw Cowan. Bob . Cowan. Sharyn N Cox. Liz Cox Mnri1n ...... Cox. Marlha .. Cox. Robert M. Coync. Cathy INDEX Coync. Dolores ........... 251.405 Crafl. Diana... . 3 Cragg. Randy . ....... 37I Crahan. Marlin .... . . . 236 Craig. Alice. E. ....... 250.272 402 Craig. Donna . ........ 402 Crau..K:1rcn E. . 439 Craig. Sallyunnc .. ... 406 Crali. Dave. . . . 337 Cran'ier. JoAnII ... ....... 388.439 Crane. Robert . . ...... 24I.346 Crancr. Cnnslunce E. . . . 4.19 Crawford. Dale ..... . 352 Cranon. Frances .. . . 3l6 Crapo. Stanley . JSI Craven. Jerry .. . 349 Crawford. Judy.r . 245 Crawford. Kimm . 358 Creamer Don B. . 439 Creamer. Jcan 220,321 Crack. Susan M: ...I ... . 439 Crgmcan. Mike .. ...... 439.343 .. .. . . . 4 1- CrIIIy. Charlolu'. . II. Crisufulli. Joseph R. ......... 439 Crispin, Major . . . ... .... . J61 CIisI D4141: ............ Crist. Judy ......... 234, 315, 439 Crockcr.CIIr1 ........ . Crognalir. Stan . . . . ...... 312 286 Cromlcy. Bill . .... 349 Cromlcy. Richard . . . . . ..... 349 Cromwell. James R. ........ . 4-3-9 CmIIin..l:Imc.1 ..... . . 356 Crossc. Jonnllmn .......... 269 Cressland. Taiwan. .. .. . 36.1 Crossman. Vickie . . 32I Crowcll.A1vic ............ 337,419 Ciowlcy. Lynn ....... . . 32D Cioun. Geneva . Crozicr. Rosemary . . .. Cruacr. Pclcr C'm'zmadia. Jim Culbertson. Carol A Culbertson. Carrie ... ...... Culbertson. James L . . Culbertson, John R, CllthrlEOtI. Paulette Culhcrlson. Steve ....... Cullcr. J. Frank . . Cullcr. Sandra .. Culp. Carol ....... Cuip. Jam: . ... Cummings Geoff ..... Cummins. Carol Curnmins.MiciI:1cI J Cummont. Jane . Cunning. Ronald ............ Cunningham Dave .. Cunningham. Ginny Cunningham. Susan .. Cum. D. . .. ....... 235 Currain. H Joricpli ........ . .. 363 Curien. Janc .. ..... . 125.397 Currie. James C. . .. 439 Curry. Nancy ........... 237 Curiy. Rob 4l6 Curry. Roger ........ .. . CurIis, Larry ............ 352 Cllrlis. William .. .. Cum. John . ..... Cashing. William . Culchcr. Tim Culler. Anila . .198 Cutter. Gary . . .140 Cybulsky Robert C. .... .... . 439 Czartoski. Barnard ....... 228 Cznruk Nichohs ............ 343 Czcrc. Arlene K. . Cxika. Beverly Czyzak, Stanley Dadas. Nick ................ 030'; Day ...... . DaGraH. Arnie Dnguc. Donald .. Dahlbcrg. Dianne ....... Daibcrl. Dick Duilcy. Richard .. ....... DuIIy. Belle .... Dalbcy. Slcnhcn I. . Dalglcish. Kenneth E. .. 439 Dalgcish. Mary A. Dallas. Claude Dailon sz Dalton. Ronald . ....... 243.439 Dilly. Julia J .. . .... ... 4J9 Dances.. ...........40e43 Duncsis. Mikp . . . . . 353 D'Angelo. DIck . . .. . 4.19.160 D'Angclo. Phi! . ..... 347 Dunn. Tdey ... . . . . .. .149 Dannenbaum. John .... . .. . 269 DI1III-i. Bcrl ................ .364 Dardinn. Roger . . 238. 34I.439 Dan:- NancI E .............. 4.19 DhIIIIIscIIP C :II'IIoII 5 ......... 1.? ii: Bailing. hyllis .. . - .. Darllng. Slunlon G. 58.256257 275.419 Darlinulon. Mary P. . .. ... 439 i111 J.Viiiiam .. . .... 348 Dusscs Rnscm'Iry . . . 2.17 Diiubcr. Martha . . .. 237 Dmlghcny. Innc . . 258 Dnughcny. Jeffrey W. .. Davenport. Kallliia T. . 'Il6 419 Davcrn.An1t:I........... David. Dorothy . 219,328,403 INDEX Ixix'IdSUIL Cilcn'i . 4115 l'quIIL'iI. KIIrI'II . . 3I9 Duwnic. Terry C. .. . 4-10 Edmundson. Orville .. ...... . 4M DIIx-Idson. .IIIIncs .. 24I DCVUI'. Slew 353 annmn i .196 East. ilscdorc . . ........ . 2.15 DIIVIdson, John 239 Dewitt. KIIIL'n .. 402 DLIwI'. D 3-16 dcaIion. College of . . I86-191 son. Karen l-'. 4.10 DeWiII. l'mcr 3.10 Doyle. 24! d5. Anita ... ... . . .. ... 32'! an. XiIII'I 404 iTcttL'r. J. Allan 355.440 Doyle. 240.241 Barbara . . . ZSI 1111. Ralph . 229 Duzenlmusc, Fcrnc . 21$ Dog- I ' . -5- . CaIII ........... .. 406 . Ulixcr L. 439 . lTHllj-IIIIIIL-r. PII1II . 3-1l . . JI1n1cz. 36-1 D. David . I14! DIIII'IL'I 36-1 Diamond. Al . 36$ Dmlc. Joan .. . 2l9.242.322 '. Dennis . . . .. ... 350 . 111-11 D. 3150 0mm. SICPIIL'II 349 01171112. Nancy . . 235.328 ....... DiIIIIIIL' 396 DICK. Eiuainui K. . 44H DI'IizL-ics. DIIVL' .. . 384.344 . Bren 415 Dick. Slcvcn . . 3M Drake. Edward . 2111 , Gm 242 DicIIIm. Ki 1m K. 3JI Drake. Jcrirey 218.440 . Gerald Y. .. 439 Dickas, M: In K. . 37.33.4411 Dr:Ii.c..icm13 . . 31: Howard . 146 Dickcrmn. DiI1I1c . . .. 3:4 ITI'IIkII'. JO-VCC . 3I8 .... . Hugh . .. 362 Dickey. l.I1I'I'.I . 242 . Slcwu . . .. 345 Ehlcrs. Bill .. ... .. 34D JI1L'IIh E.1-16 Dickimun. Barbara J. . 4118 Vim V. . . 440 Eichclbcrgcr. Stan A. . . 441 . Jame: .142 Dick sun. DorIIIhI' 4115.440 1. Cami A. . . . .. 4-10 Either. Elicn .. . .. . . . .. .. 389 . .111 le F. . . . 4l5 DiCksnn. Robcrl l4l Drclicr. DurrEII .. .. . . 31:14 E' k110i. Bill . . 353 James '11. . 439 Diclim. .-I:III::1TL'I . 338 Dn' 'r.KaIcI1 M. .. 4-10 1:1er li l Carol 252.4103 JiIII . . 2-10 Dichr. Adrienne 3315 Dru. I1I:i1 WIIrcus . . . .. 223 Eigcnscc. Marv L. .. . . 23144! . Jim :83 DicIIIcr.TI1I'IIII-.I.x' K. . 4-10 Drawn Roger . . 109 Eiicnbcrg. Shirlev ... . . . . . . . 319 Jim . 367 Dicnsl. DiIIIIII . 33l Druwi. Jill . . . . 2.12 Eiicr.GIIr1'P. .. ...... 441 I Karen 234.334.3475 Diclr' II. DIix'I: 3511.359 DriIA.MIIdI'1IIII M 4-10 EinhorII. Philip . . .. 351' Kenneth . 337' DI'I'II II..I:II1'IL-I: .111:- DrIII'I'III'IIII1d..ini-III U. . 440 Ilial'll.S:llld1':l M. .. . 44! Leonard .164 DII- IIIcLI. John P. . 4-10 Urummond. JIIIII- . 250251.397 L'I1.PIIIII:I S. 4-H ' . LIIIIIII :53 Dii-lml-imt'. Anthony . 415 Druym'. Jim . 1.17.440 1i10wcr.D D. ...... 12 MIII'CIII K. 330 DiicI'.Bil1 225 Dryer. Russ E. . . .. 4411 EIILIrnofr.Hun-1rd .. 35'! . 402 Che: 251 DIIRune. SIIilI' C. . 440 Eisiminger. Elaine .. .. .... .. 3311 313i . Kay . . 152.440 DIIBII'II. Jeff . . . .164 Eisnaugic. Shirley . .. .. 393 . . . 3-12 11c. LIIrI'I L. .. 44!! DlICL'J'. Jim . . .. 3-19 EisIIL'r. Eilioll . ....... .. . 357 Shem 397 DiilcncoIIrI. MIII'Iy . 325 Duckwaid. CIIILII . . 393 Eisner. Helen ... .. .. ... . 398 .Susan H. 4-39 Dilitr. Ken . 240.359 Dlidn. Jildill'i . . . 4-10 Ekcrx. Johll ... .. . . ... 3-16 ' ' Slhit . . 3.1-1 Dilley. John 252.11I DIIdI1k Dil'I'C . . 285.415 E1bcrl.ElI'z:Ihcll1 .... .... 3l'i' Dawson. .Iulici 4112 Dility. Richard 1.. . 140 DildiCSoli. JL'IIIIL'III: 2.1-1 Elder. Eric , -1I8 DaI'issou-Hnnley . 407 DiIlL-y. Ruben 252 01111:. CI1:1:rI-nuei . 39:: Elder. Janet M. . .. 44I Davisson. Robert E. 439 Dillon. JI1I1 . . ' l'J1ILIrL1IV.LIII J. .. . .. 440 Elder. Mary A. .. .. . 4-1! Dawley. Marsha 439 Dillon. Joyce . . . .. DIIecIIsIIIr.BIII-bur.1 ... . 395 Eldredge. Janis . . .. 245 Dawson. Aileitd . 40$ Dillon. Slcphen . . . 369 Ducrr. Uziic .. . . 242 EidrcdhL'I Ciiiford M. .. .. MI Dawson. Ed . 28.1 Dincp. Vicki 322 Ducrr. Sherrie ... . 396 Eleclians. National . . . .. 20-29 Unwmn. Mary 3.1.1 Dlnkm. SIIIIIrI . . 3'10 DIIII'I'. Edith .. . . 44E! Eifner. Lynn James 148 DiPcnIi. Janice A. . .140 DIILdri. Tern .. . 22: Elias. Vivian R 44 John F, . .139 DirmcI'cr. JIIIIcI Dulmzlgc. JIIdiliI E4110 ElIn Joel 366 '. Richard 354 DIIIIIIIIIIgh. Terence L. .140 Elieman. Gene 979161411441 Robert 15-1 L L 1l Dunbar. Carol . . 33l.-1-1II Eiicnwood. Sandy .. 251. .55.. 268. 332 . Robert A. .139 II'II..I:1n'IL'.' Duncan. Becky . .. . 323 Elling. Karen . .. -l Roburl L. .1414 Dyshcr. Ronald Dl'li'ICiil'l. Cheryl .. . 4-10 Elliot. Doris . . .. . 234 .. Robcri P. 4.19 Dwknni. 011nm Duncan. 1. Rcbccca . 44:1 Elliou. Bonnie . . 39.1 .. Susan S. 4.19 Disiciiiorsl. Clark ., Duncan. Isabel .. 239 Elliou. John . . 418 13331011. David L. 4.19 Disluiiwrsi. UIIris . . .JIII1L'I E. . 44I EilInII. Lu ,1 . . 393 Donn. DIIIIIIII 22$ Distinguished Teachers KIIrcII .. . .122 E11101: Marjorie D 4-1l DL'IIII. DIIIIIIiIu 355 Dlxx II1I1lLiI Bounchon 217 I. John 331' Ellinl. Trey . ............. . 37l Dcun. Gr 4lli.439 DI'IL burII.EII'z:1bL-II1 . .107 DIIIIIIII 1. Paula . .199 Ellis. Brian . . .. .. . .... 219 Dean of . .' I41 igivoky. Mam .iun DIIIIIIIIn1.TI1LIm:Is . .. 241 E1Iis.GinII.I' . . .. 401' Dean of W'omen's Staff 11? JiI- iiIIIilIII 3T:..'I.II DIIIIiIz. Jcr ' ..... . . .. 24-1 E1Iis.J:IchII:1inc M ..... 41' Denrmond- Mara J. 2.17.240 im 1. DilTI: 256.349 DIIIIlnp.LyI1 . 39: E1115. Judy . ..... 24: Drum . Charles. 2.17 D'ixun. .iuIIII . 255 Dunlap. Susan . .- 394 Ellis. Margie . ... . . . . ... . . ., 399 DL-iiIII-ILIILI. CIIIoi . .105 Dixon. KL'IIIICIII 22s Dunmyci. JIIIIIL'L' L. . . . . 4dl Ellis Viike .. . .. ., 353 Debuie 60-6! Diwwn Mm 350 Dunn. Bcv . . .. 31,1 Eilis. Robert ...... . .. 244 DchiIIIII, Dennis J. 439 Diwn. Richard . . .169 DIIIIII. ChIIriL-II IA , .. .. . ddl Ellison. C. Jaye . 314.392. DL'bOiL Kim! L- 439 001mm Roger 34l Dunn. David ..... . 355 Ellsworth. Larry . .. .. JSI i'iL'BriL'L. Katheryn .145 Dodds. Victor .. 34:1 Dunninglon. Dun .. . . 3-14 Elmer. Russell M. . 4-11 DI-L'hrisIIIIIiIcr. Donna M. 4.19 Dodpu. Elinor 406 Dunningmn. Richard 344 Else: Carole E. Mi Deukaul. Nancy 26! Dodge. JI'ITi'iU: . 394 Durance. Dunzlld 3.1? Elsho Donna . . .. . . . . .188 Decker. Rhonda . . 39'! DIIIIILIII. John E. . . 11-10 l3IIrIII1I. Fred 341.44l Elson. Sue ..... .. .. .. .123 Decker. Ruht'rlil . 333.439 Dndmn. Lynn .. 395 Duran. Patricia 3114M Elton. Elaine . .. .. 399 DL'L'gIIIi. Michael 364 Dochclln. Emcsl 240 Durham. JCIn' ...... 352 Eiwnngcr. Peg ............. 323 Dccicy. SII1I1 . 34S DUCI'HCI. Philip A. 4.1:! Durham. Patrick 248 E15.Don . .. . 349.441 UI'II'I'IIIILL'. Bill 235 Dncrinu. Margaret M. . .140 DIII'III'LIrd. Vicki . . Sill EIy.P:1u1 .. .. ........ 256 DCCIL'T. M. Michele . 440 Dacrr. Pamela 23-1 Dusck. Clayton 359 Emdc. Livia T . .. .. 441 Danzie. Lawrence .. .169 DLILIIbIIrIII Rick- 1.111 Dusthimcr. Suc-BI-Ih . 328 Emmcihcinlz Ann . .. .. 2.19 DeGrIIii'. Michael . 224.349 Dolri. Richard :45 Dustin. Benin . . . 352 Emcrich. John ... .. ... 232 DcHofT. Man ... :31 Doll. Alter .. R5. .15? I'JIIVIIII. Andrew . . 340.44l EmIsII Tricia ... ......... 323.406 LII'IIJL'l, LIIILIII .. 405 Doll. '1 4l5 4-10 Du'orkin. Danie 326 Emmcn. Erik ... . 247 Dcidrick. 0cm: D. . 440 Dombros 'II 3.1? DII'IIrkin. Roberta 326.391! Emmnns. Karen .. .. . . ... 33D Dt'h'ht'f. Richard . 2213i DombrouskI. John .165 Dwush. Douglas . 147 Emmons. Ralph .. . . 236 Dcist. FrLdrick 229 Dnmw. JUL' . 346 I'Jw-Ier. Cheryl 3.30 Ems. Marjorie . . .. . . .. 323 Delliu' Illi. Tom . .155 Homer. Paul . .164 DIC. Debbie . 31.1: Endlich Diana ....... .. . .. 39 .! DuLon-I John l.. 440 Dominica Aifrcd L. 4-10 Dyer. Alison . . I14l Endrai. G'Iry I. . ......... 44I Dciom. Eric 222 Domis. Gum .. dis DI'L'r. Dave . .. 149 Engeih1rul.Mnrjoric A. . 4-11 Delta cm 341' nunuhuc. Man L. .131 Dyer. Douglas . 145.416 Engineering. Colleze of 162-169 Delta DIIIII mIIII 32-1 DLIIIIIId-Imi. John B. 4-10 Dyer. Jane 333.306 Engineer's Council . 239 Delta Gamma 32$ lJoII;IId50I1..in'.i Dyer. Pam ., ............ 336 England. David .. . .... . 283 Delta Omicron 2.19 Dunnidion. LI .191 DJ: Iimanou. Paul 349 England. Jerry . . . .14? Della Phi hisilnn 326 DUl'lflidi-IDII.PI11H1 ; 1.1.1 l'iziIImbII. Patricia . . 408 England. Robert . .. .. 14d Delia Sigma PM 348 Donavon. HIIrrI . 35$ Englc. Carol .. . . . . 334 Della Sigma Pi 2.38 Donca-Icr. CIIIcn 391' E Englc.I:1mcs H. . .. . 4-H Della Sigma Them 321' DIIIIdL'rII. Rennie 1.. 4-10 Fr'l le.PI1l1liD . . . 351.444 Della Tau Delta 349 Doncgh-I, .Vnrnm jim E'IL'J'IIII. 1hlli:1l'i'l 36S Enulcharl. Sharon K. . . 44I Della 'liIetu Sigma JSIJ Dunham. William R. 4-10 237 Ensingcr.5:111dy. 406 Della l'nsilnn S'il Doniey. J' 351- .164 EnswiiL-r. Ron . ... . .. .1113 Della Zeta 328 Dunluy. ,i 4411 : . . 441 English. Barbara ....... . . 388 ' ' . Maria .120 Donahue. . 3.11 E:IkII1I-. Teri . 250 Ensign. DonIiid . . .. ..... 225 i:II1 1.322.446 DOIIIL-hox'. LI'LI . 2-19 EIIri, Judy . .. . 31.1 Entertainment .. ... . .. 72-81 Barbara 265.3 ? Dori. Jacqueline L. 4.10 EIII'IL'I. Della . 233 EDICI'. Don . . 2l8.362 Dcmming. LIIm 40: DorrmIIII. Donna . .126 Harley. MargIIrtI E, 14l EpijciII. 5JudiIlI P. . 441 Dcrnmp. SIL-I'I: 235.239.24I Dormitories 3764!! F. I1 Rene . . 44I Ens' I1 IFpeiilon .. . 244 Dempsey P:1IriLi-.I 324 Dom. Marjorie 250 P 31.11 Ep Xl- ' . 33f! Dcmpslcr. Buih 331.440 DIIrr. John 269.300 Epslein.5:u1dy . .... ... 366 DeVIIrdrI. Iilnri .i. 1411 norm. FrIIan . 142 EriurI.CI-n1hia 168.310 Dunk. I 352 Doric. . 2S3 EriC' 011. SVIViL'i . .. .. . 407 Dank. REL'i'iui'ld 1.152 DnI'ekI '1 thcrI.AdrI'I1n 24-1 E 'L' 'cn. Vicki . . . 33! Dunk. . Rnbcri .152 Dm-a. .TIILII Ehclhcrgcr. Ted . .156 Ernst. LaIry . . .. . 286 Dcnlingcr. David M. 4-10 DUI: BL-v H Ehcr. PIIIII' . 39.1 Ernst. Runnn .. 255.268 DCIIIIIS. Sharon i'J. . 4.10 Daub. TIIIImII-I II'. 4.10 Ebcriiarl. Douglas T. 44I Erohiml. Tatiana .. . 409 Dennjmn. June: 252 00113111, Dolores .193 Eherie. Athur C 44! Erwin. James . . .. . 349 Dcnllsln' 2114-2115 Dnughcny. Tum 352 EbchIL. RoI-cr T.-14l Erwin. Janet . . . .. . 324 DL-nILIII. .- . 405 . SL-IIII 3-53 ther. Tom 0 . 4-H Ervin. Ronald J. . . . . 441 DanniII. Vincmu 369 Bob . m Ehncr Ymnnc 4n? Erwine. Lcs-Icv . . ... . .. .125 Donna: Suc 320 . Gayle 321' Eby. Don . 225 Esbcnstmdc. Kris .. 392.441 DerbIShirc. .loim .15l Dpuglns. MIIMI'UH K. T99 E'm'. Timothy 285 Eschcn. Kathy J. ....... 312 C 'on. Karen 320 Dove. Bill 344 E 1rd. Ronald 34? Eschliman. Linda .. .. . 329 C'III D. 4-10 Dove. Rich 253. 945 E :Irtil. Margaret . 34I EseiLroth. Anna dill nlhnnx 3'?! DOW. SIIIIIIII 39.1 F. huff. Rob bur: H ddl Eshieman. '1'. Michael 239.241 DerrinLL L.r Maureen 4m DmLL-II. Ronald 139.24I LciImIIII EiIIinc' ll. . -1-1I EIiinger Lvnn ........ .. 388 IMSIInIiL LIIIII'I . 246.440 Don'icr, CaroiJ . 440 EddI. Mary S. 4-H Espensc icci. Robcri 34$ nesiiLlN. Robert 1.. 440 Bowling Donnid 1114.10 Edcishurg. PhIiip I.. . . 4-H Espcnschicd. Sue . .. . .. 391' DII'SI'iIL'I. JIicl. 312,338 Dummy II'IILIII MS Ediim's Pain- 1195 Esq:livci.RIlll1 . . .. .. . 243.441 DIIIIIilL'I'. KIII l.. 4-10 DIIIIIIL'I Sui: .194 iidnmudx'. KIIrL-II 3m E1;II'.Bcnnie E. 4-H DCIINh. Doug 3N DIIuIIIIIIIIr. WIII'IL'II 25l ISLImIIIILisoIII Susie 2S5 . . .Ronald 349 480 Iin5ur. Rick ............... .349 ex. Mnryjanc . ........ 402 Esllll. Bruce 359 Esmmc. Eric . Ela Kappa Nu . EIIinLI. Harold .. . EIIIng. T. DougII 384.348 Etlcnlmicr. John .......... 368 Eucr. Greg . ...... 231.441 Ellcr.Wi1Ii:1m ........ 0.241 Elzcl. Jim . 283 EubIIIIks.DI1vid . ........ 3'?! EIJMEICIIC Daniel L Ml Fvanke. Bill ......... 349 EVIIIIko. Ron .. .. 24l.441 EIans. Allvurla L. .. EvuiIs. 10ch L5:1:I5.K:Ilhi 375.442 Eva 5. Kerry .. 36 Evans. Linda 256.3l8 Evans. Margaret ........ . 407 Evans. Nan .. . .. . . 252 EvIIn5. RCBL'CCII 233.327 Finns Scholar Iip House 4I8 EVII 5 Viryi . ... 232 Eva . n. Pa . 405 EVImIIiIvik. Lorraini: M . 443 Eleni: . . ........ 16-91 hvereu. Roger . 345 Evorlmrl. Velma 214 Evers. Juhn E . .. .. ... 442 Evrinuh: Il'll. Keith . ... 230.345 Living. Eiiccn . .. .... . 93 Ewi g. E vine. Icsic;r 359 E, r13.Pc1.-I:v L ...... 250.407 ' . Sandi 284.404 Jim 353 Judy ..... 326 Ens Andre . .... 347 Ezis. Gunta .. .. 321 Faber. Gracie ............. 388 Faber. Richard 339 Faccinot. Anncuc .... ........ 205 Factor. R. lance 235. 256. 442 FulIcy. John . . . ........ 352 Fili'lldeI'l. Caruiyn ........ 258. 332 FI IIIcIIbncII. D. . . 355 , Gary 340 LIIiId. Rodney 340 Falrlcy.MichI10! . Falco, Terry.r Falcr. Jerry . .. FIIIUI'. William H. Falter. Rummage Fanning. Judy Fam Arthur Fargo. Nancy Farneswurlh, Farr. Sucllcu Farrell. Caryol Farmn. Marsha .. .9 Fuuldcr. Sara ......... 242 FuulL-y. Jun 241' Faulk. Dale ..... 338 FiILIlII. Bill .. 230 FIIUYL'T. Kcilh . 344 Fawccu. Jane ..... 233.234. 2'74. 442 FIIWL-clt. Nancy ...... FawL-cu. Novice G. .146 62.145, 135 lewvcl. PIII .. FcIIsL'I. RnIpII J. chcr. Sue . .. .. I-cdor Becky ........ FchIslra. William I-ciLk. Maury Fcigenbaum. Karen ........ . 319 Fcigcnbaum. Laura .. 'II9J92 Fcin. Judy . ........ 758.330 FciII. Ronald F. ...... 442 FciII5Icin. MIIrk ....... 339 IeisI.R11ger . 231.350 Fctdhousc Joseph . $40 Feldmnn. Marlv ..... 361 FclanII RUh-L'ri . .......... 36l Fcldmc r. Phillip W. 442 Fcldwi5ch. Greta . ........... 442'. I-ellon William A. .... 442 Fclly. Kay . . 3I4.332 Fella. Edward Fencing Fenncr. Carol Fenian. Dom: Fcnlon. Jamel . Fcnwn. Karen . Funmn. Michael I. Fcnton Nancy Ferguson. Dianne Fcrgumn .Tim . Ferguson. Judy A. ... 442 Ferguson. annlii: C. . 442 Fcrgu50n. Rod ........ . 242 Ferguson. Yvonne 270.403 Fcrland. PIIIIla ....... 331 Fcrrcc. Donald 1131 Farrier. James 222 Fcth. Lawrence . 340 Fuller. Joe W. ........ 442 Fclters. Mike ........... 35l Fctlncr. Tabs.r ..... 442 Futzek. Mary A. .. 442 Fctzcr. Nancy C. 442 Fcucr, Norman ....... 15? Fcyl'l. Elizabeth 23'? Fcyock. Jean M. ............ 442 Fibus. Barry . ......... 330 Fidler Anila .......... .. .. 326 Fidlcr. Michael 81 Fidoc. Hurry Ficcoat. Diane Ficdler. Fred Field. Anne ...... Field. Harry Fields. Phil ....... FiIIiL-k. Tom FigIIlcr. Bob 35.1 Filinck.PcL1gy .... 124 Fine. Anila L .......... 442 Fine. Gail ....... . 'Il91442 Finui'rock. Jim ..... Finefmck. W'illiam .. .. Fink. Joni .. Finkbmu. Dale Finkc. Rick Finku. Rose M. Finkel. Debbie Finley. Sue J. Finn. Maureen . FiscIIcr.Glori:1 .. Fischer. Joanne Fischer. Raymond Fischer. Richard 286 . 2l8. 256. 223 275 4.433 442 Fischer. Susan . 232.258.224.409 2:41 Fischhn. Ann M. Pi-Ichcr. Alan Finhcr. Anne Fisher.Bi11ie Fisher. Carol F15hcr. Dick .. Fishcr.Donn:1 M. Fisher. Howard ..... 131511212112 .................. 352 Fisher. Jerry ...... 36? FLII'Icr. John ...... . . 230.340 Fisher. Linda . ........ . .136 Fi5hcl'. Richard J. . . .... 442 Fix. James . ............... 2.18 FJIIch Trudy .. .. 110.400 Flanagan. Maureen .130 Flanigan. Patrick ..... 269 Flntc. .luart ................ 330: Plan. Alan 361 FIalI. Don Fleib. Jim . .. Flci5ch. Jim Fleischiar. Robert C. Fleming. Robert D. Fleming. Sandra . . Fletcher. Richard ..... Flclchcr. Thomas E. Fling. Marcia Flmn, Tum ......... Flinl. Calhic .. Flock. Roberl ........ Flock. Vanna .. Flor. Frederick H. Flo Curtis B. ... .... FIOIII. Susan W. ...... Fluriculturc Forum Fond.PI1rli.'I A. Flynn. James .. Flynn.5t:1nl:y C. ....... FockILr. Douglas B. Foissel. Raymond ..... 222 Fuldes. Michael ....... 355 Four. Tamara: L. .. 442 Football ........ 94 113.288 Fnolc. Luric ........... 318.404 I'orukcr. Deanne Forukcl'L. an; E. Ford. April .... Ford. DccAIInI: . Ford. Kathy .......... .. Ford. Larry .... . .. Ford. Thomas ........ Foreign Sludents . Foreman. Jan . . Foreman. Kathryn Forrester, Molly Ferry. Karon ....... Furslcr, Jeffrey P. .. 442 Forsylhc. Kay .. 336.442 Forsylhc Linda ..... 252 Forsyillc. Sharon .1159 Form. Palrick A ..... 442 Forlmau Marcia 2.1? Fosnauglu. Karen .. 325 Foster. Diana .. 245 Foster. Dick 3H Foxlcr Jay .. . 12.343 Foster. Richard 18.44: Foster. Sieve .. ..... 3-19 Forcr. Suc . . 3JI Fothcringham. Nick . 2.15 Founlain. Robert 235 Fouss. Glenw 442 Fowler. Ann 23'? Fowler. Cleo 405 Fowler. Judilh 442 Fowler. Susan E. .. ..... 44.II Fox. Carol . Fox, Debby .. Fox. George Fox. Jeff Fox. Jcl'rIIf 451 Fox. Jewel 331 Fox, Thoma5 . . ....... 242 Foxx. Richard . . 311 Foy. James .... 418 Foy. Thomas .. ..... 418 Frager. Gayle .... ....... 381' Fralim. Donald .. 1.50 Framc. Ronaid ..... France. Ilill . ., 44 France. Mervin B. 146 Franck. Rose . 318 Frank. Aibcrt B. 443 Frank. Barbara ...... 322 Frank. Constance ...... 406 Frank. Howard ...... 361 Frank. Janet 243 Frank. Ronald ...... Frank. Tom Fiankimfcld. Cheryl L. Frankforlhuck. Sue .. Franklin. Gary ..... Franklin. Jeff . Franks. Edwin C. . Franks. Evelyn 392' Franks. Patricia 328 Fraternity Afiairs cm: 31:! Fraiernltv Queens . . . . Frazier James L. Fredericks. Gail Fieedman. Gary Freedman. Joanne .. .. Freedman. Richard G Freedman Sharon M. 443 Freeman. Brian ...... 256 Freeman. Gloria 237.402 Freeman, Judyr . . 3135 Freeman. Mom ... . , . . .141 Freisner. Greg . .. 351 Freitas. Dottie 242.234 Fiench. Martha ..... . 395 French. Robert H. . . . .. 443 Frcsch. Genevieve ........ 213.443 Freshman Senate 155 Frcshour. Susan . Frey. Dan Frey. Hoily Frey. Linda Frey. Marsha .. . Fridlcy. Sondra R. Fn'ed Dean. . fricdburg. Chris Fricdburg. Jeanne Fricdbcrn. Myra . Friedcman. Deborzih R. Fricdcman. RulII . .. Fricdlandcr. Jenny F. Friedman. Barry Friedman. Caroi ........... 183 Friedman. Diana ..... 44.1 Friedman. Hank 36l Friedman. Jgrome ..... 443 Fiiedman. LIbby 326 Fnedman. Susan M. .......... 443 Friedmann. Suzanne C. . . . . . . . 443 Friedlander. Bruce ......... 161 Friess. Greg . . . . 352 Frilschc. David 283 Fritz, John .... 283 Frabase. Diana 406 Frobosc. Dick .. 33? Froeh. Michael . 356 FIOIiui1.Ri1:I . . . . 1-92 Fromsun. Sheldon ...... Fiost. Vic . Fruehan. Mari FIX. Baal Fir. Carol 5. . Fry. Linda Fryc.Rich:1rd E Fryer. Bonnie .. i'ryman. Paul .. FII. James . Funilo. Stephen . .. Fulcomcr. Mark C. .. FIIIkooliII. Mike Fuller. John . Fullci. J. Osborn Fuller. Mary E. Fullgrmn, Nancy . . . FIIIIIIIIIInII. James F. .. . .T Fullz. Dale . . .. 2' Funakoshi. George Funum. Inc Funk. Carol Funk. Jeanne . FIIrIuw. Richard Furuki. FIIIIclI. Belle . Mary A. . Gabbcrl. Linda .- . . .. .. Gabsclla. Gcnrglannc 0:103 . Ira 431301.110er Gaicr. Sharon GaiI.C:1rolyn Galan. Mike . . . .. Galbraith. Mike . Gale. Richard E. Gall. Gary . Gallagher. Denny .. Gallen. SlcpIIcn A. . GIIIIich. Don 0.110 I. Joyce'...'.. 3 9 Galtoi'vay, Viiginia 220.237.2731 Gamma Phi Bela ............. 329 Gnngcr. Roger N. . 443 Gunx Arnold F. ........... 443 GI: bur. Susan D. .. . . .. 443 Garbesi. Man ..... .. 408 Garbo. Philip ...... 35! Gardner. Bob ..... 351 Gardner. Bnlce .......... 344 Gardner. Bud . 359 Gardner. Philip C. ... 44.1 Gardner. Skip ......... 352 Gardner. Slcvcn 240 Garland. Cedell ........... 364 Gurlikov, Donald Garlikov. Run Gnrlinglon. Tyia Garner. Elia: Garner. Tim Garrabrnnl. Don Garrett. Alfred Garrett. Bill Gnrrult. James . . Garrett. Jennifer .... Garrcllson. Bryan Garrison. Tom ..... Garrus. Jim ....... Carson. Joyce .. Garson. Rance Gnrvur. Dan ... Gurvgr. Joan Z. ..... Gurvm. Mani Gnssman. Richard Gnskins. Leslie Gnspcr. Joe ..... Gasser. Torn Gasl Jo .. Gasliueuu. Picz ..... Gnsuias. Vicky Gaics. John Gums. Richard . Guumcr. Thomas H GIII'mII. Pat Gaye. Ruben Gearhart Kay Gcbhardl. Charles R. Gcbhardl. Ruh-ccczl Ciccr. Gmchen Guusu. Ron . . Gccsy. Conmc Gegncr. John .. Gcgner. Karen M. Gchrct. Don Gcih. Becky Gcicr. Jerome .. Geiger. Bill Geiger. Willy Geiser. Marlh1 Gclh Terri Gclman. Rick . Gennell. Mary b. Genlncr. Robert Gentry. Robert George. EdiIi-I George. Man: ie Gcorgc.R:1ndnlplI O. Gcoige. Sharon Gcorgc.Wi!1ium Gerard Grace. . Gcrbusi. Dannie Gerber. Gene Gerber. John .. Gerber. Sharon L. .. Gcrbig. Bob . .... .. GcrbyISharon . Gcrkun. Frank Gurken. Judy Gcrkcn. Larry OchiII. Roger .. Gcrlacli. Lynne GcrlaLlI. Stephanie L Gerliiz Lurulic . Gcr0n.5h:1run Gcrruly. Kalhlecn Gcrra'. Rebeca: . .. . Gcrsman. Marilyn .......... Gerslcr Ruben. .. .. . Geller. Patricia .. GcI'cIIdcr.Ch-1rlc5 A .John 55. Nancy chei. Gar; Ghecn. Mary E. Ghun. Mary . . 0i nIbrLIIa. Tony mmarco. Gary L. . Gibbins Murcia Giboney. Carolyn Gibson, Bcvcily Gibson. Darlene .. Gibson Joan . Gibson NanLy .. Gichl.L:1na H. Gicacr. Garv . Gi 5'ler. Phil Giffin. Cnrolvn .. . Gilben. Gary Gilbert. Karen .......... 4100 Gilbert. Mabel A. .. 254. 256 258.222 Gilbert. Nancy ............ 3'30 Gilfurt J. C. Gillilen. Franci Gilgrisl. Richald Gill. Bulch . . Gill. Chuck Gill. Robcrl Gillc.G:1rr Gillespie. urn! Gillette. Alice V Gillctlc. Suzanne Gilliam. Donna .. Gillnmn. Cathy .. Gilmer. Gary L. INDEX Gilmore. Chic Gilmore. Jim . Girdner.Es1hcr GIrc.D.1n:I . Gi 1111Ird.chn Cheryl D. . .. .. ... 4-14 Hadley, LeAnII ....... .... 33G Hurllc3'. Douglas James B. 4-14 Hacfcr. Richard . .. .. 251 H1rllc3. Paul ....... JIIncl . . 325 Hnering. Edwin .. .... .... 24l HarImIIII. Izric .. .. .. . ... John . . ... . .169 Hagedon. Pal .. . . . . .. 395 HarInIaII. Judy ............ '. I'L-IIIr3 A. . . . .19? Hugcdnrli. Karl J. .. . .. 445 HIIrIIIInnn. G113lc cl Richard ... 232.444 HIIgL-Ihcrgcr. Thorium ... .. . .140 Hnrlsel.lo:1n ............ Givens. Joan Waller J. .. . 444 Hagcmnn. Helen . . .. 26K Harlsnck. Roger L Giildd. Tinn . I'I. .. 392.393 Hauler. Mary J. 3.3-1- Hurtsouk. Anilu ....... Glanvillc. CII1IrI1-3 . . .. 244 GTCIil. Rosanne . . . . . .193 Haglund. David .. .. .... 33X H1IrI-u3'. ilclh ..... . Glanvillm Richard . . 24-1 Gre1I3'c3. 'Ilmmas . .. 286 Hahn. David . . . . . .. . 34H H11n'c3l. Mn. C. Glumz. Rickv . . Greeks ..... .. 304-325 HIIIIII. Gerald . . .. .170 Har .Romc 5111.33. Gary 'A. Greek Week . .. . . . .. . 44-45 Hm'glicrc. FI'IIIICFH . .. 237 H' Michael Glass. Greg Green. Arlene . . .. . . . 256 HIIimnII. Karen .. . . . .192 pr GinVil'IGk. Livoriu: Green. Barbara . .18? H1II'IIcII. Ronnid 269 JInI . . . Glnzcr. Gerry GI'NII- CIINI'I -- . -- J90 Haincs. DIIVIU .. 221236.445 '. prcrl .. . 229.445 Glazier. SIIIII . Green. David . .. ... . 320 Hilifhltil'l Linn C .. 445 9.1112 . . . .. ... '1 GIcudall. Sharon .. . Grccn. Di. . . . 322HIIj1-k.f11rul .. . . . 320 . lb:1cl1.G.-Ii1 Gicdhill I ll . . Green. Richard .. . 25l.253 HIIIbIIclI. I.:1rr3' . . 346 H1I.3:IInI-..3'. Anne Glcndcn Robcn . . 222 Green. Robert . . 247 Hand: lrec . 391 Hatfield. Bill Glick. Ed ... 3l9 Grccnawuld. Mt . ... 444 Halo. Douglas F. . . .. 445 Huuck. Pam . ... .... . . . GIILk-Ibcrg. .Iud3' .. . 233.326 Gruenbcrg. Michael . . 339 Halo. Shirlc3' . .. 330 445 Huudcnchild. Sandra . .. . 1.12.445 Glockncr. C'IIIIII . 255.406 Grecnbcru Sleucn ..... 25I I-IIIIC. WIIII'IInI 241. ll: 369 HilLiRi'lll. Jerry Glad. Chuck . . 3413' Greene. ill . . 310 HIIIcy. Marcia J. 45 HaIIIL-hl. Jan . GTOUthkcr 0.1311! 333 Greene. DIM - - - 35L-U'i Haley. SIIIIroII . 285.110.4431 H1IIInI:In.BeIIn l.. GIuIcr.GI1Iri:I .3. ... ........ 444 Urccnc. Murcia .. ..... 405 Hall. Carol .. .... .. 4m H.11Ipcrt.Conrad Gochnour. . 4-14 Greene. Nelson . 353 Hall. Cynthia B. . .. 2.14.272 HnIIpl.J1-Inc . .. .. Gockcl. L - .-.- Greene. Scull . .. .15: H.111. David . . ...... . 23$ HaIeI-Iicld House .......... 41-: Godfrc3. Dick . .. ..,.. 240 Greenrieltl. David 366.444 Hall. James .. . .. .. 346 Hnuscr. Judith E. ... Godfrc3. Helen ..... . 147.357 Grecnlcc. Bruce . . . .. .154 Hall. sucrmmd . 346 Harcrknmp. Robert Gndfrci'J :Ine . 398 Gmnice Robert - . 252 HIIII. Tom . 239.240.24l Hziwes. Dnnicu GodfreI.RiclII1rd . 363 Grecnlur. PlI31ti.3 .. .. 2.1.1.391! HIIIIIIII1III. GIIcI A. . . 445 H1133'k.JuIt11 GOdfTeY- Suzie . 3.11 GrecnI3'130d.N:In1:3' . .. . 404 H11l10n.Bub .. 360 :3. Ellen ..... Gnd3e3'. Sue . .. .194 GHIICI'WH- Carol -- . . 2.1.1 Hallidy. H:Irr3' . . 362 . Janice Goelz. Lewis ....... . 366 3.1mm. Huh .. . . 24-1 Hulloran House ...... .. . 413 Hawkins. John E Gcldstcin. Len . 3.10 GTCIIOIiudL's. DcnIcIrim .. 241.444 Halluws. Diane . .121 Hamhornc. 1103 J ledbcrs Alan . 36I GIEBOFI: Mm . . . 349 Hnltcr. Daniel . 239 HaI. David ........ Goldbern. Leonard . .. 4l3 Uralmunn. Vicki .. .. . 323 Hailcrnmn. Connie . . .... 402 Havden. Elaine . . Gombcri. Rick . 3.19 Grcnm. JcrrI' . . . .. 34D 11mm... ......va . . 4m Haves. Irvin Golden. Mark 366 GreI3c1I.JoIIII N . . 44-1 H1InIzIkcr. Jcn'rcy . . .. 34E ' '. Sallie .. 00131011 SI'IIIICI' - 366 G 'bbl9-5 4 3'5 C. -- - 444 Hambrighl. Sherry . ... .. . 394 Woody .. Goldhardt.SII:1Ion .... .. Grillin. HeIII .. . .. .. 33-: Humor. Gary .. . 415 HEIyIII3I1.ROgcr . Goldhart. Gem: . GriIIin. Cheryl . . .1I6.3?i5 HIInIiImII. Dick .. .. 362 Haynes. Karen Goldman. Cindv GriiiillI. DGI'II'I . 312362.444 Hamilton. James 5 , . . 445 H1135. Mom .. GOIdman- Sand3 Gilmm- Joii 0- -- 35'; HIIIIIiIIoII.lI-Ii13:: .. 222 Hily'sak. Juan Goldner. Paul .. Qriliiih. MIcIIclc 2.1.1 HIII-I-Iillon. SIIIIdrII .. . 32I.445 Hn3'311k. JolIII . 6013433135 ? HOW r-Ir'n'm- 22ri'licr C- - - - - - 444H21millun. William .. .. .. 244 H:I3'l:1.3.P1Itrici:I .. ... ..., 231' Goldschmidt. Judy ..... ... .. . 0F - Glorm . ..- . . . . . 243 Hilml'l'll'i. Judy . . . .122 Huard. Christopher. 235.445 Gold3mith. Arm .. . Gr 19.31. Deborah . . . .19 Hammer. Dun . . . . 34.1 Hazard Robin . . .. 322 GOMSmiIh B'Ills' -.... . . . . . . .. 2.1? Grimes Randy .. . .. . .ITI Hammcrmun. CIImI . . .. . 335 Hazeiriug Dorothy Goldstein. Ellen R. . 444 Grimm Tum - - 362 HaIIII-Imnd. Huck .. 35.1 Head. Rohcrl . . GoldslciII. HIIr3e3r Grimslzid. George . .... . .. . 365 Hammond. .IIIIIc ... .. .128 Heath. Bob Goldwater. Barn 0 . Phil . . . .. .. 349 Hanll'l'lOl'ld..IOI-iCpi1 . . . 331' Hcavin. Jam: . 01f .. .. Ill. Margy ... . .. 2.17.433 Hamnmnd. N13nc3'J. ... .. . 445 chctl. Bctlc- Jo ... Gollcr. RIIIII . ............ 52 maker. Dunne . . .. .1111 H-ImpIon. J ri .. .. 3211 Hcckuthorn. DIII Gonzo. SIIIIroII .. 0mb3nIIIIIEIi21Ibc-Ih . .. .. 251 Hampton. PIII ... . .. 23? Heckcimnn. Barn Gnlnb Kalln' Gmllnale.311n .. . . Hnmrick. Becky . 1185 HeckaIII. LnrrI Goinhic Rnhcrt .1. Grohoski.Burb1I-:1 HIIndis. DoIIIIII ............... 321i Heduumck Miss Golub. Larry GIoItan. P111 ... . .... Handler. Shaman .... . . . 396 Hedges. Joan Golub. Mark Grollcr. Ilene HImdnn. Charlene ..... 3l6.445 Heflcmun. MarcIa Gunlogm. Rvnuld Gross. Balhara Haney. Joe .. 14'! Hcffron. Mary E. .. Good. Curol3n . GIO' David Haney. MiLc Hcg:1r13.JohII ...... Good. Frederick . . .165 lift? Edward . . .. . .. Hanf Marilyn Hcgelc. Frederick .. Unndcll. Bub .160 bro Melvin .......... .. - Hunt Richard J. .. .... Hcgir. CIIcr3l ....... C'Umling. Cheryl . 397 GIOIIS Sandra .. . .. . Hunkinsnn. R11: .I. . Hchcl. Leroy R. Goodman. DIInIIII . 270.3IS.306 Grossberg. Michael Hallie! Dan . H - . John Goodman. Dore . . ..1I9 0:3. 1m. Claudia Hanion. Chuck H hel. Mary Gontlmun. Gary .. 255 S. .111. DIIInII ...... .. Beth . Heikcl. Harv .. .. . . Goodman. Ju3' . . . . 3-19 Groxsl'llilri.1.rinda ........ .. . 128 . Gretchen Hclkil. Mary ..... Goodman. Jcl'l'cr3 . . .15I Ormsmnn. . 'Imcy CI. . 210 HIIIIIIII. John Hail. Lcw . .. Goodman. Kathleen . ... 32l GrOIhaLh. Julia . . ... . . . . . . .. 3.11 Hnnncr. Nancy Hcil. louis Liuudmun. Roper . . 252 Group..:l13- . .. . 210.341.444 Hmmon. 33'II3IIc HcinIIIch K11r1II3II tioIIan1In.SIcIIIIcII 3.19 Grow. MOIII' ............. 33H Hansen. Bill . .. Hcimlich. M1Iml3rn Goodman. WilIiIInI . 3.59 Grover L-IF '1.- . . 283 HIInsmrd JcIIn D, Hcimlich. 14111 Unudwin. 511113 .. . .123 Grovcx. D II: . 225.215.3144 Hanson. Andrea . . . Hcinu. Bruce ....... . Googmann. Clifford 1.. 444 Grtlhb.ElIr1Ibc-th 1.. . . 444 H.11I30n. Sue .. 3.11.401 Heinrich. DonnII . GIIII3nII.1nn Pegm' A. . .. 444 Urnbcr. John . . .. 2.10.345 H1IrbIIuer. JaI'ICt .. .. . 396 Hcintz. will Gordon. Chuck ..... .. .170 brubcr. PC'E'J' .. .. . 229 H11rh11ugh. John S. . . .. 445 Hcinzc. Pepg3 . Gordon. Franccn .. . 3I9 Grubcr r. 311M! .. 324 HIIrhIIck. J8m05 . .. 269 Hcisland. David G . Gordon. JFLII'ICPI' B. . 444 Grucn. Rolf 4I5 Hardbargcr. CIIroI S. . 445 Hcilmcycr. LIIrr3 L 445 Gordon. Jeff B. . . 444 Grundsmin. L3nnc J. . . 444 Hardcc. Linda . . 255.334 Hcldman. Donald Gordon. Mary . 3.12 Urllliwuld UIIIrloltc .. 2.52 Hardy. Dennis . .. . .. 242 Hcll'. Gary . Gnrdon. M1 3' .3. . 33I.444 GIIcrin.t1Irol . .123 HIIrII3-.M11r1:i:I H. . .. 445 Hcllck3oII.Brend:1 Gordon. NIInc3' .. . . .189 Guerrero. Eleanor I. .. .. 409 Hare. Jim .. 349 Hctler. Barbara . Gordon. Pnrn .1119 Guerritr. Frank . . . .140 HIIrngII-cs. D. . 353 Heller. Bruce Gordon. Pcurl . 366 CIIJFLISbETE. Gi-Idyx . . 399 H1IrI1raI'c-3'. Juvcc . . .. 32l Hclicr. Glen ........ Gore. Jeffrm Ii. . . . . 444 Gun I. Susie . .. iian-FI': :3'Iv1: Thomas .. . 286 Heller. Mary A. .. Gurc. Lcui3c . . . .193 Gllins. Sara HIIring.Lind1: .. . .. . 325 Hclser. Lonnie 00mg. Cid . 367 Guirrcri. TIIIInIIIs Hark .3'.C-cr:1ld R . . 211.275.3145 Heir. MIIII-iou GurlIIcI. Rus3cl! . 241' Guilm Karen Hurkim. Ruben . . .. 286 Hcizt'r. L1irrv 603109. Carol L. .196 QIImnI.I!11IbIIrII HIIrkIIcss. George . . ..... 343 chch-long. Art .. . II. Lurn- . 355.444 911me Robert HIIrI.In.Wi1li:1m L . . 445 Hendershot Robert ' K1131: . 385.444 bunncll. GIIiI .. . . . Harman. Dennis. . .149 chdcrwn. Bob .. . .. .. 50331653. Roger V. . .. 444 Ullmml. Bunny . . 32K Harman. KcIInIIIII .. .. . 2H6 Henderson. DcnIIiII R ...... . 445 Gollieb Lawrence D. 444 LEUDIHI'IIHIJ- Pelhri 227 HIIrmnn. Louis .. . . .. . 331' Henderson. Jim .. ............ 413 Gnulich. Richnid CIIII63ik.B:1rb1II'1I . .. 325 Harman. Marvin .. ....... 330 Henderson. Joan .. . .. 320 Gotl3ch1ll. L3'nIIc - B 'nn . 354 H1IrIIcuy. Mikc ..... 34'? Henderson. Mary J, . 3 Gothman. EIIrI 2414.242 Harper. Robcrl I-I. 235 Henderson. Rnbcrl 269.352 0011113. MIIrIII . . . . .144 HIIrrIII. JIInIcs chdermn. Sandra E. 3- Qoudy. P11nIcIII I-I. H33an 1.. .. 444 Han'III. William Henderson William . 285.386.3145 LIOIIIIII. JIInIL-I. Bur I'II . 3M1 HIIrIiIIglnII. Dian thdrcn. Dixie . .. -33 Gould. Hailcc crmun. JLIII3 255.192 HIIrI'InIIIon. Gail . .. . .- chdrick3.Di1uIc Gould. Michael G. Gu3tun. Tc-d 220373411444 H1IrriIIIIIOII.Ron1IId G. . 445 chdric 5. Donna . anbcnkorr. Ric . LI LIII'chII- NIIIII I-I:'IIrinI.-IIIII. Slew: . .159 chd ickwn. James I.. . GrIIbcImIcttcr. Joan Gi'mnasllcs I32.292 Hilrrizi. Cindy . 32R. 40:3 HCIIIFC Peggy . Grnbcr. Jim HIIr 5. Dnnnid 246. 2-17 4-45 HOI'II'IC'.DOI1 . Graduation H Hat .3. Gordon . . 240.241 Henncssuy. J1In Graduate School igarm JIIIIcI . . 316.445 Helmini: Daniel J. Grady. PIII ........... - 090F114 .151 ' TIII-Ima . 392 chnign.J-1III: B. . . 32s 4111 Grady. Rosuann DIiiIIC 258.210.3133 n. Karim Ii. 44.5 chnigan. Mary . 398 Grady. SIOPthI 3 1 M- 444 I. Lindu . . .116 Henny. Kcndcu GraH. Wayne .JIIT L'3' .. 354 P: Ill'iCk R . .... 445 Henney.' 51:011.. Grufmiilcr. Linda. NIII'IL 3' 274.1144 H: sori. Robert . . NM- Henry. DIEIIIE Graham. David . . Hdii-CI'i-IIIU DIIIIL'III' . . 3.11 H11rr13d. MIIja ....... 322 HCIIr3-.JC1III Graham. JIInI: ........ . . HilCiItci- Jim 2.12 H11rmd. 1crc311 . 399 Henry. Kendra Grant. Bill Hackenbruclu. K:I3- 445 HIIrslinIIIn. C'IIrI . . . .158 Henry Sharon Granl. Gwen E. HuckI'F- Hill'bilril . . 339.335 Hurt. Allen .. . .. 320 '. Trudy Graor. Nick . HilckI- II JcrrI 225.445 Hurt. Janet .. 332.402 IInIcs Grapevine. Mik Hacklulnun. ltd . . 265 HIIrL linIJII . . 32.1 HenwlIL-II. U1 GraIcngaard.PlIi1ip Hackney Turr3 .. .152 HIIrIII. Dick . .. 35l Hensley. 15cm.- . Gravca. Murcia Huddad. Iirudwick F. . 4-15 JILIIIIEIOKIL'. Linda .. .. . 3.10 Hcpkcmn. Phil 462 Herald Jean .... . . ... 40-0 Herb. Edmund . . ... 244 HcriIig David ... . . .. 364 Herman Brenda .. .. 326 Hermann. Jeffrey .. .. ... 339 Hen 111. Ma ' . . . 400 HI: III. . 231.407 Hui .III. W cIIdy .135 Herman. Maridcilc . 2-12 Herr. Richard . 244 Hcrrick.1'ohn H. ............. I46 crrinplon. Larol Hcrringlun. Georgi: . .. . . l-Ierruld. PIITT'IL'id J. . 4-16 Hershhcrgcr. Klixlim' Hcrslig. Al . . 951 Sharon . .EXIIIN .. Arlcrn chlrcy . Nancy J. . Susan. Hess'c. Bill Herisltr Donald HCIlun. Ed chick. Morn Hclzlcr Lonnie Hmcl Pcier . Heucrmcn. Tom .. chsch. Edward A. Hc3'IIII1n. Bunnie ' 257.396.191.141. Hilbert. V rmn ... . . 324 Hiuk' . .. . . . 359 Hick Bryan . .. . .... 35! Hick Fliomns ... .. 242 Hicks Doug . . , ... 3511 H .. Leann E ..... . 446 3 Linda . . ...... 408 Hickson. Richard L ... . .... 446 Hicslund. Darlene 128.446 HigthI. Judy .... ...... 402.446 H Connie .. 284.446 .. Linda F. . ......... 446 High. Curl . . .. J7I Hi1hcrl.C:Irol . ....... .... 405 Hilbert. Gary . .. 4m Hildcbolt. Scooter .. ....... 354 Hildrcth PIILIIII E. Hilcmun. Adclc . Hilgcndorf. Joyce Hill Dan . Hill. James . Hil1.JL-I'f . Hill. Jim Hiil. John . . . . . .. . ... . . 2111 HilliI'. Robei't .. . ..... . 252 Hill. Marcelle M. . . . 254.446 Hillmnn. Daniel W. . .. ... 446 Hiiiman. mm B. ... . ... . 446 Hindman Bob .... ... . 3H HiIIcrnInII. Cheryl . .. 328 cs. Bobbi ... 235.222.3221 slay. Jacqueline A. .. 446 ' n. Carolyn . . ...... 39R Hinwn. Marsha C. . .. 446 Hinton. Juiic ..... 409.446 Hippler. Charles . .... 240 Hirusliimzl, Pamela F. . . 446 Hirsch. Carl .. .... . 351' Hirsch. Cam: .. .... . 326 HIrIch, Elaine .... ... 390 Hirsch. Gretchen . ..... 235 Hirsch. Ken ... .... . .. 228 HIrsII. Fred .. .. ... .... 339 ilirI.Al W69 HirI. PIIIII .. 3 Hirt. Tum 346.446 HirzL-l John 340 Hiscr. Tom .......... .. 256 Hite. J' mice ... .. . . .. 251.320 HilesmIIII. Tim .. . . . 344 Hiltcpolc. Meredith V. .. . 4-46 Hobbic. Rich . 365 Hobbs James H. .. .... 446 Hobbs. Pllil .. . . . . . 155 Hohctg. TinI . . . .... . 415 l-ioch. 11 1' iIIm 235.446 Huckcu. Richard .. . .. . 222 Hockey . 1211.291 - 239 ... . .. 218.433 ankIIIIIn RIIlII . . . . 3211.395 Hodge. Pony . . .... . .. . 4m Hodgson. PcIc . .. . . . ... .162 Hodor. Karen . . . 126 Huch. Clmrlnuu ... . .. . .130 Hticiling. Douglas .. .. .. 352 Hoci'lingcr. SIII13 Hocischcr. Judith 1106mm. Robcrn anrlh. Lorcuu HIIcssiy. Cindy .. .. anwmchcr. Jeannie ... .... 322 Hul'er. Paul 222.231 Hoffman. RarhIIrII 446.409 Hurlmzm CII' I 234 Huffman. Nancy . 1SI 185.446 Hoffman. Ricki . ... ..... 398 Hciffrnan. Rochellc ..... . 278 Huffman. Thomas G. ........ 446 Hoffsis. Glen . ....... . ... 242 Hofsiullcr. Edwina .. .. . 330 HogiIn.K:1tin . . . . .. El? Hogan. Mike . 4l2.415 H0110 Ruben M. .. 446 Hogy. Christian . . . 21m HUIlll. James . .. . 269 Hulbaiy. Robert . .... 365 Holcomb. William .. 269 Holden. Andrea . .. 119.593 Holdcrnlzm. I'Nzlncy . . 255.320 Hoincr. Helen . .. ...... . 4H Holec. Ken . 34F. Holcski. Suc . . . . 392 Hullcmler. Georgi: 363 Huiliday. Phylli; .. 320 Hailiduy. Robert 1.9.446 HoliiI DIII'I: . . 2.7L350 Hollmc3'cr. Rich . .. 362 HD!!TIC'$. Roscmdrv .. . 388 Holsingcr.3:1il3' ... JISJR H011 Cliff . . 367 H011. Donna . 25il.25l.339.446 Hollrcy. Dnic 228.446 Hollhlmusu. IJIIII .. ... 37! Hollznpplc. ViLkI . . . 409 Hultz. Thomas. .. ... .... 361' Holzacpl'cl. Mike . . . . 349 Holznpcl. Jane . .. .. . 233 HoileaInur. Marie . . . 334 Holzworlh. Sandra . . . 263 Human. Beckv .. . 407 Homecoming . .. 101-105 HnnIIIIr. Richard . . .. 152.446 HIIIIcI'mnn. Vicki .. 255. 322 H0nn1:rt.1.:1rr:.r 232.312 341.446 Hausa. Dorotiiy . 4..-110 446 Honsbcrgcr. Philip . 240.qu Hook.EmI'1v ... ... 329 Hook. Kamnn 397 H0011. Ruth E. 4-15 Hoopcs. David ..... . 350 Hoover. Bill . ... .... . . .145 Hoover. James R. .. .. . 446 Hoover. Harlan . Honvcr. Karen Hoover. Larry Hoover. Linda S. Hoover. Randy Hoover. Richard Hoover. Slcvc Hoovlcr. John Hopkins. Bill . . 34? Hopkins Cornell . . 287.446 Hopkins. Judy .. .... .. .. 3.0 Hopki Mark . . . . .. .. 33? HopkiIII..MI1r3 A . 446 Hopman Carol Hoppcl. Charles .. Hopptl.1ames , Hopper. Jnscph Hopplc Ted G. Hoppman. Bill . Hopson. Hunter . Horinc. Mary E. Horowitz. Jay Horn.C.1rl .. Horn. Donald Horne. TlIonIn-I Horncr. Kathy Homing. June Horton. Donna Horwilz.B Barb 326 Hoskc1.Ecvcr13 .. ... 323 Huskinson. NIIncv . . .. 329.445 Hosler John ..... .. .. 364 Hoslcr. Rev. L. . . 446 Hosmcr Carol .... .. 3m Hoxlclicy Doris . . . 389 Hoslcr. Albert S. . 3?I.446 Hoslctlcr. Beth .... .. 237 Hoslctllcr. Esther M. ...... 446 Hosiculcr. LindII ..... 396 Hulrakin'n. Ampul . . .. 22'! Hmick. Marcia . . . . 2.13 House. .IIIII'II 320 House Mary J. . 330 House Presidents Couritili J Householder. Doug 230.341 Householder. Margaret 21.446 Houxcmun. H. J. .. .. 352 Houser. David . . . . . . . 2-10 Housman. Juc . .. 360 Houtz. Jeanne . 231401.446 Hm'ancc. Joscltc 214.171.4119 Hover. 5 Howard. 25.11.382.394 Howard. ... - . Howard. Frank . . . . . 349 Howard. J .Imc.I .. .. . 3-52 Howard. Jnnc . . . . .132 Howard. Marsha . . . . 245 Howe. Lindu . 263,325 Howe. Ruben . . 2-1! Howe. Vicki . ... . 334 Howell. DIIIC E. . .... 446 Howell. James L. . .. 441' Howell. NIInCy ..... . 2.18 Howell. Susan .. ... .. 2.6M Howcr. Donald . . . ..... 249 Hnwes. Larry . . .... . ESI Howison Sharon K. . ..... . 44'! Hnwlnntl. lindn J34 Hou-mun. PIIIII . . . .150 H03'. PIIIII . .. .. . . 352 Haydn. Frances . .. 23S Ho3'er. DuI-id J. . . . 447 30311:. Linda . .. . . 251 Hrorichck. Kathi . ..... . 39B Hmss. Mark ... .... . . 33? Hubbard. Bruce Hubble. JDurin- Hubcr James Huber. John G. Huber Kathy Huber. S'IIILI' . . . ..... 3.14 Hudacko Richard M .... .. . 4-1? Huddlcslon. Judith . . . . . .. 2.15 Huddleston. Maryclta J .. .. . 44'! Hudmn. Hnll3 . . . . ,. . . . 409 Hut? Sm: . 320.402 .' '23? ass. 44? . .59 231.135 522 HIIlenn. Andrya HLIEI'InI 1n. James IJuiTI'Ird. Janie Hufnaglc. JcIIII ........... HIIfII John .... 103 Hugh ' Carol .. 40'! Hughes. 1011 362 Hughes. Jim . ....... . 244 Hughes. Ktjn 348.447 Hughes. LeIgh . 2:1 Hugh Mnrylynn 274.11.13.44? Hugh . Mike . . 283 Hughes. Stephen . 340 HIIIIhc3. Anm- . . 354 Human: John . ..... .. 252 HIIiIink. Carol . .. . . 339 HLIII. Hclcn S. . .. .. . 447 Huss. KnlIII' . . 39'! Hull. Stephen . . 35$ Hull. Suzanne . . 231.39? Hutton. Donna .. 396 Humbert. William K. . . 442' Humpcrl. Marityn . 134.325 Hilmplircy. Huber: . . 21 Humphrey. Robert . .16? Hill'llpl'lrit'h. Sandra . ..... . . .195 Hundlcy. Donna .... 3113 Hunt. Charles W. . .. :4? Hunt. Drill: n. . ...... 4-17 Hunt. Kathy 323 Hunt. Lynne HIIIII. Wiliinm Hunter. Ben Hunter. Jcri Hunter. Mary .... Hunter. Marian ...., Hunter. Maureen Hunicr Nancy ..... Hunter. Paul R. HIInIiIIiIton. ClilTord Hurnlld. Fred HIIrlc32Char1cs T Hurlcv Joan Hurst. Mike . .. Hurwitz. Steven . .. Hurwitz. SIII Hurz. Anila ..... .. Hussirli. WillI'IIriI . . B h . . . 245 HIIIc Inson Susan .. 3.2-: Hulchison.11ilimm .. 365 Hutsan. Lorm J. 447 Hutlenlochcr. Jane 339 Rutter. Kcnnclh G. . .. . 4-11 HIIIchnIIIn.EI:1im: .. . 325 H3bloom. Kenneth H. . . 44'! Hycxi. Robert A. .. .. 44? H3 ll. Sandra K .. . 447 H II. Vcrson .. 2-18 H. ii. Wallace 5. . 44? H3: '1. Brenda . . .. 3l6 lams. Nancy . . .. dim lhn. Richard .... ... 343 lddings. Mary A. .. 442 IIIIIInInn. Robert P. . 44'! Iglnucr. Gayle . . 252.447 lhIC. Curtis 1,. . .. . 4d? llowiz. Honey ..... 335 lmmcll. Nancy ... 402 lncnrvia. Tnm' . ... .. 3Sl IIIgails.D.1vid 354 Illg 1.5 Kay . 310 Irlgulls. chl . . . . 155 Inplcs. Joan . . . . . . . . . 44? Inglis. Isobel . . 252 Inglis. JIIdiIh .... . 252 lngrnham. Ted . . 349 Ingram. Bob . . . 350 lngrassia. Jumn 2l8.441 Inni Rick .. 36. lIIsl D. Warren 365 Inlilc3'. QIIsan . 330.394 lnlerna onal Sludents Association Irelnn. Dikil Irish. Cimr 's Irwin. Che Irwin. Janice Irwin. Nancy irwin. Stephen irwin. TIm lsai. Leonard lscman. Tum Isicr. Janet lsch'. Junul Isncr. N'mcy I. .. . . .. . .. ls nkurii. Vunrob .......... 221' 15.9:IIII ........ 181.4l-1 Inc. John , ,,,,, 353 Jackson. Anne ............... 23? Jackson. Carole E. . . ........ 270 Jackson. Donald E. . ..... 44'! Jackson. Karen ... ..... 395 Jacks I. Nancy A. ........... 443 Jackson. Neirm . 228.229.256.441 'on. PIIuiIrIII ... ... 333 JIIckxun. Reg . ..... . .. 255 Jacob. Charles. . . . . 366 Jacobi Robert ..... 283 Jacobs. Barb .. ..... 325 Jacoha. Beth . . . . . . 252.483 Jacobs Joyce . . . ... 06 Jacobs. Robcrl .... ... . .. 339 .I:ICDIJ$.IDI11 . . .... . .. 1.53 Jacobson. PIInI , . . . 390 Jacobson. Richard .. . .. 36I Jacohy. Alan 1., . .. . . .. . 442 Jacoby. John .... . ... ... 22S .TIIcIJhy. Pal .... .. ... . . 258 Jacoby. Slcphcn . . . . . 251 Jacucr. Sue . . . , DI .Iam'u'. Joyce . .. .. 396 Jailc. Dick ... . . , , 211 James. Ed . . 3-14 James. KnllI3' .... 213.408 James. Marilyn A. . . .. 329,44? James. Marilyn Ann . ... 212 James. Pnui Jill'lic'i. Susan Jameson. Dick Jamison. Roben Jancuk. Richard Janis. Juan Jan .121in Is. Iclfcris. Edward JcrIre-y. Jellcy. Icndc. Jenkins. Jane A. . Jenkins. - Jenkins. Vcromca Jenkinson. Suzanne Jonson. Jercn. Jermun. Helen JL-wcll. Jinkcns. Edna Jirousuk. Bob Johannes.Bi11 JoIIunsIcn John . Johanninu. Margaret 15 Johns Johns. Johnson. Bruce Johnson. Cami Johnson. Dick Johnson. Johnson. Johnson. Jerry Johnson. Jim .... Johnson. Joan ... Johnson. Judy Johnson. Karen Paul Pclcr Barbara Kat mccn A rie. V. Linda JeH John Stephanie Elizabeth Lnrrv Thomas Everett 11. Jennifer Johnson. Ken ..... I . Johnson. . . Johnson. Lyndon B. . Linda Johnson. Maj. Wirt . 285 Johnson. Margaret ,, 399 Juhnson. Mary A. 447 Johnson. Mun M. ii 232' Johnson. Mildred Johnsou. Patricia .. Johnson Philip Johnson. Rubcrl . Johnson. Sandra Johnson. Sharon .... Johnson. Susan C. , Johnson. Suzy Johnson. Thomas Johnston. Ann Johnston. Carol .. .. Johnston. Eleanor A. . JDhnsuIn.N cd Johnslonc, Bob. Jolliff. JolliITe. Jones. Jones. Jones Jones. Jonas. Jones. Jnncs. Jones. Jones. Jones. . Frank . . Galnndine Gary ... Carole Ill Br..1dl'0rd L Carolyn ... Casey ..... Elayton Clydcnc David A. . Dick E. Dolores M Eric ..... 258. 404. 32? . Gayle ........ Harold . James H Janice ..... . . Ken ................ 135 Leslie D 448 Luwis ......... 341.448 Lloyd , 362 Marvin O. ......... 242,448 May . . 318 . Morgan 246 Joncx. Nancy ...... 388 Jones. Norbert 359 Jone'z. Rusty ..... 230 Jones. Tad . . . . . 362 10110. Tony 349 Jones. Richald . 229 Jones. Sarah ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 230.404 . I I .I;r.1..'..; z :.,..:I:t..ll.-,b-.: INDEX Jones.8I1c .. Jones William E. Jordan. Dave . Jordan. John .... Jordan. Richie Joseph. Barbara .. Joacph. Carole . Joseph. Harrison Josephson. Josh .. Joy. Laura ..... Joy. Many Judo Club . Julicn. Robin .. . Junior Panhclltnic Junk. KcillI ...... Junkitr. 311m: . JIIincc. WI-nm: . Justin. JlldI' K Kackin. NmIcI Kudel. S:Ir11 . KncnInIcrcr. Robert Kncnjak. Ornnool Kacppncr. Miriam I, Kncrcher. Bunny Kacser. Harold . Kugv. Dale Kn11I'. Kathleen K.Il11cr.D:IIriII Kahn.ColnI:1:1 K:1hn.Hcrh . ..... ' Kahn 1.:1rrI' Kuhn Linda KulIrII. MarI- K:1I1II. Michael KIIIIII. Shep Kuil. Jamel K:I' Isur. Carol Kaiser. Marge KaiIcr. Manly Kaitz. Don . KIdecr. Joanne Kakclmshi. Kazuko Kalal. Douglas Kalban. Phllip Kaiikcr. Tom . ... K.Ilin. Gene KalniiI 1cm Knlnni . Edward Kumi IkI'. Diane KIIm . n. Sharon Knnder. NancI Kunjanaslhil' Euwadcc KanncI'. MarIII-n Kapul. MarI'II'ri ....... ' H . Kaplnn. Gcmld Kaplon. Karen Kappa Alpha Theln 1.. . Kappa Delta Kappa Kappa Gamma Kappa Psi . .. Kappa Sigma . Kappcler. James Kappcler. Thomas Knpson Mike - Kamlcr Larry KzII-chcr, Harold Karg. Eileen Kurhn. Mary . .... Kurnitis. Luima E. Karol. Linda Kuml. Pat Karon: Marty Karr. WalleI Karrcr. Mary KIIsclI. William M. .. Knsimov. JCIrI' Kmlcr. Roger B. .. Kasper. Larry .. K:1 Frank KI . LindnA Kasllc Rita .l' Kastncr Ch: IrIollc Kale. Barbara Katcs. Sue A. KnIIIcr. Diane KnIIman. Robcrl Kutiouf. Richard S. .'.. K1112. Bill . K1117. CherII . KaIz Jeff . Kata. Linda Kulz. Marilyn KIIIZ. Sandi L. Kalzcl. JiIII Kaufman. Barbara KaufmIIn.K:1rcn .. Kaufman. Tummy Kaughcr. Thomas W K:Iv:1nagh. Ned D Kay. Dianc Kay. Sharon D. . . Kaylor. Bill ..... KIII'IOI'. Run Keane. David R. Kearney. Ginny Kcarns. Diane Kce. John Keubier. RosiII'n chl'c. Jack Keefer. R116 chgan. RIChIIrd keeIIaII. John Keener. John Keener. Phil Keener. 'I'crII- . Keglcr, Charlcs J. . . 2-16 255326.397 2.5 . 234409.448 .. .. 395 ...Im . . 448 3I9.39R . . ..6 I39 338 . . 333 . 44?: 3-10 . 448 4I5 Kcil. CIIIICI; ............... Kc Margaret B. .. . ............ 384. .. .. 246 11. David Kcish. MarilIn ..... Kclbey. Theresa Keller. Allen . Keller. Hob II. Keller. Cm! Keller. Cheryl Keller. Dianne . . Keller. Howard G. 4I32 4424 Keller. Juncl ................ 392 Keller. Jessica 23? Keller. JOIII'I 259 Kcllcr MIIrI' . 41111 Kclic Mary C. 443 Ik . 31H 352 330 h: . . 335 Keich'. Shirley A. 448 Kelley. Vicki .......... 285 Kclls. Mm: L. 448 Kelly. AIIII .. ..... 268 Kelly. John E. . . . 269 Kelly. John H. 353 Kelly. Larry B. 448 Kelly. Sucllcn 242. Kclnmn. Sheldon .120 Kclsik. Dawn 323 Kcmpcr. Cnrul .134 Kcmnf. Gerald T. 44:: Kennedy. Alan R. 44?! Kennedy. Dennis . . 1'. ! Kennedy. Diane ........ 283.448 Kennedy. John . . ?l Kennedy. Linda 231' Kennedy. Marion . . .. 407 KennedI. Marilyn . 250.122 Kennedy. Parks: IL . ....... 441i Kennedy. Rm-mond . 24H KcIIIIcr. Lindzl 245.222. 389 Kcnncr. SaIIIzi . 258.222.1893 Kcnncy. LoiI . . . 322 Kcnncy.M:1nina .120 KcIIIIcI'. Mike . 3S6 KcnIIcI'. Ste hen C' 273.312.362 Kcnnogov. :dwnrtl .. 340 Kenny. 11011139 34? Kcnl. Connie JIH Kcms. D0111: ....... . . 360 KcrnI. Thomas .. 236.239 Kcrns. II 1ll1:lnI J. ' Kerr Barbara . Kerr. John J. Kerr. Nancy KurrI Eugene Kcrscv.H:Il1iI: Kcsalic'. Doug Kcskc K:1I' Kcsalcr. Jennie Kcsslur. JIIIIc Kcssicr. Linda J. Kcsslur. Trina Kettcrcr. Juhn G. KeI'scr. Ellen Keyser. Peter Kibclc. Jud! KidII'clI. Linda J. 448 Kicicr. Alan 362 KicInI. NaIIcI . . ...... 406 Kienzle. George J. . 90-0! Kicr. Lummu . .. 241: Kihlkcn. Jan . .. 220.32I KijaIIko. Johanna . ..... 39f! Kilbmirnc Bill . . 255 Kiihorn. Nancy 33l Kildow Kristirie .. ....... .120 Kile. Brad 361' Kile. Carol 391' Kilgorc. Jan 325 Kilgnre Sharon 389 Kilkenny.Bi1l 371 K1llwurth. Dalhlccn A. 448 Kilmcr. Charles . 219.443 Kilwy. Bonnie 399 Kimble. Derrick 359 Kimmcl. Alan 35! King. Carole 323 King. Charlotte 330 King. DII'I'IIIII .... 24I King. Floyd F.. . 448 King. Gerald W. . . 443 King. Jean A. . .. 320,448 King. Karel . . . 284 King. Karen 339 King. Norm 360 Ki :1. Pulricizl . . . 242.400 King. Paul . 231 King. Richard Q. I95 ' Robert 34! TCIrI' 355 i 1:112:26. Karen 23'? James .. ..... 344 . Jolm 331.441! KEI scI'. Carolyn .... 332. Kinsley. Sandie. ...... 32l Kirgis. Carol A. 448 Kirk. KIIIIIic . . . 331 Kirkbridc. Sharon . 334.405 KirkhanI. Shirley . .. 233234.449 Kirlz. Richard .. . 36l Kirzcr. Edwin 331: Kiccr Brenda 39?- Kisker. Lynn H. 449 Kissell. Ronald 24l Ki ing. .I:Inl:l E. 449 Kisllcr Charles W 449 Kisllcr. Kcilh . .' .'21-8. Kitchen. Judy . . 434 Kilchton. Runald T. . ....... 449 Kiison Carol . ........ 395 chllslrand. William S. . 36S Kwrrumgnnrd. WIIIIIIm . .. . 24H KIIIcr. Susan 123.449 KIaI'nInII. Steve .. . .. 36l chbaum. Carol . . .. . . 397 Kleihcr Lois . . .. . .... 392 Klein, Debby ........... 403 Kl ein. Ellen R .. .. ...... 449 ' II. MIIIIIIu . .. .... .. 404 . Maurie . . .139 Muzi . . 394 ' . Richard . . 357 chilll'eltj. Hope .. .. . 3l5.326 chiIInI: In Eileen ...... . . . . . 326 chiIInIaII Seymour .. . . 24E Kleinocdcr. Paula J. . . 449 KCIIIIIU'I. Wayne . . . . . . 235 KICII'IDIII'H. MiclIncI . ... . 236 chsu. J. Michael . 145.449 KICI'. Barbara D. . . . . 449 KIL'I'. KmIncllI L . . .. . .. 449 Kline. James . . .. 138.449 Kline. Marilyn . ... .... .. 40? Kline. Robert 1.. .... . .. 449 KliIIg, SIIIImII C. . ... .. . 449 KII'IINLI. Kcnnclh ....... .. . 32I Klippcl. Kay .... . . .. 409 Klopp. JiIII ....... .... . 230 KILLE. Kandy . ....... J24 Kloslcrmun. Ruben ...... . .. 338 Klo-Ilcrmun. Trmmus ........ 247 Klnsch. Gerald G. ........ .. 449 KIuIcII. JuuilII A. ............ 449 Klyn. Norm . . .. ...... 285 KII:Ipp.C.'1roII: ...... 250 K11:Ipn.D:1Irid ......... 248 Knapp i: ...... 449 Knapp. 402 Knapp. .' 115.3I'I KIIL'IIlc. ...... 3I8 Knuicr. 449 Kiwis I'. ..... ... ... 352 KIIcisch'.Tcr1'I ... .. . RSI Knoll. JeaIIctlIE . 1l?.449 Kncppcr. Perry 8. ... . .. 449 KnepslIickl. Harold ... ....... 352 Knight. KaI'id P. Knoll'. LindII .. .. Knoll. Sharon Knotl. Suzanne . 3 Kuowllun. David .. Knox, Nancy . . . Knuevcn. Jualnnc . . .. .. . Knulson. Joan R. . Knbn. Hclcn .. Kobicurcik. Pal . . Koblcnlz. Robert . . . Kncz. Jocl ............... . 3 KoclIIcr. Helen 232.318 Kuchlcr. Rick . .. .... 240 Kocllisch. Lynne ......... 284,393 Kneuig. Deanna .. ....... 404 Kohlbnch. Anne M. .. . . .. . 252 Knhlcr. Fred E. ...... . .. . 449 KOI'IIS. Ken .. . ... ... .. 4IEI KIIIIIII. Waller J . .. ...... 449 Kulnr. BIllI' ... ... . . 317 Kolcdin. .Iim .. .... .. 353 Roll. Susan . . ... :. 324 KoIIs. Patricia . ..... . . . . 385 Kclp. Roger . . .. .. .. 222 Komaroy. Louis ....... 343 Komim. Vicki .. 381390.449 Konnvu. Ernest L. 256.449 Kon rnd Robcrl 349 Konlls.Edn:1 .. Konn-I. Leslie . Kopclson. Edward Kopp. Rob Kornblum, RegiIIiI Knrnwciss. Ellen D Korcui. Phil . Kusc. 'Willian'l Koscc. Virginia Kussoudji. Chris: D. . Kolch. KcII .. Kollmnn. Roy M Kmnccvich. Diane Kmuch.3ylvi:1 Knvatchck Thomas J KOIcskV. Nancy . 323 Kuwal Rabbi Marlin .. 218 anman Robert J. .......... 449 Krnbill. Lavern P. .. 449 Kral'l. Bonnie . . . . ........ 393 KraI'I..IIIIE:1n:1 . . . 449 Kramer. JLIdI' ... .. . . .. 400 Krancr. James F, . 4 Krzmlz. Pclcr 370.449 Kmnz. Phillp N. . . 4 Krusnow. Barbara . .. .126 ' Bonnie .... .. ... 219.401 Lurty . ....... . 35I Mark .... 366 Kfillhc, James ...... 224 Krnul. Harrieuc ....... . 326 Krulll. Morn . 3S9 KInviIz.EileU1 ...... . 218.401 Kraviluz. Max .. ... 3T0 KraI's.Dc:1n .. 242 Krcidcr. Carolyn . . .... . 385 KrcIdlcr. John . ..... 353 KIcinbcrg. PcnIIy ... .. . .. 335 Krcnpcl. Barry 366.449 Krenilz. Bunnie . ... .. 326 Krenrick. Karon . 409 Krculzfcld. Lynne 252,449 Kricg, Karen . 321,449 Kriegcr. Harvey. 357 Kricgcr. MnryA 396 Kri n.C:1roI A. ........ 449 KriImevcr. Lois ...... 252.320.449 381' Krizck Jane .................. KroIIII. Richard E . Kroll. Donna ....... Kruger. June Kruger. Diane Kr1lgmun.Judi KrIIII.Gcor1:c ...... . Krupko. POHV Krusingcr. Ainn E. Kubik. Miss Kucinski. Stanlcv J Kudika. Frank Kuhlman. Jay KIIIIII. I ':Incy . . . 320 Kullnvnnijam PIInsook .. . . 222 KIIIImmI Krisline .. 250. 449 KIIIIcrI. Ginny 219.252.2612 270. 40? KunI'cki. .Ioc ... ..... 331 Kurcnl. JcrrI' ...... 222 KIIrlz. Jeff .. .. .......... 3J9 Kurlzinan. Paul ... . .. . 239 Kurtzmnn. Steven .... . . 240 KIIthIcr. Jacqueline ...... .329 KIIIIcr Dotlic .......... KuI'pci. Nancy . Kvocka. Joanne M. Kwong. CIIIIi N K3111. Jamie .. Kymur. Betty J. Label. Stanley R. 449 Lnukuy Celia ............ 400 Lackey. Jane 258. 224 .449 Lacro-ise ................ 1 U Ladd.FcIici:1 A. ..... Lacklcin.l3:1rb:1r:1 LIIanc. Richard . Laikas. Robert ..... LaFInmc.LiIId:1 . La FuIIciIe. MaryA Lnfnnlm'nc. Dan . L'Il'onluinc. Edward .. .... LEIFOTIICII. Linda ............. Lahmnn. Ralph .. . Laidig. Scott R. I.:1kin.Tom Lamb. Lamb. Tom . .. Lambiia CIII Aiphsi .. Lambert. Bill .. Lumden. Amy 5. ............. 450 LanIII. SlIarlcne . . . . ..... 339 Lamp. Sheiyl ............... 321 LaMusgn Dennis ............ 342 LaMuth. JoAIIn ............. 255 lnndcrs. Carolyn .... .. , . . .. 316 lnndcs. Shurori . . ...... 331.406 Landrigan. Pat ............... 329 Lane. Luslcr ... .. 338 Lanc, Pam ......... 334 Lanesc. Robert M. ........... .405 Lam: Dianne Lang. Fran Lang. Ronald Lang. Tam .. Langdon. Ann Lange. Lqurcl . Langc. Linda Lnngc. Thomas O. Langham Mary J. . Lankl'ord. Don ........ Lankl'ord. Thomas J. Lantern ........... LII 1:, Jerome . . ...... 346 La idus. Jules . .............. 243 anp. Joseph .. ..... .. 341 LaPrelc. Robert D. ... .... 450 Larkin PatIicia . ............ 39R Larrick. Geary H. ...... .450 Larrimcr. Bruce Larson. Jim Larson. Larry LzIrIImI. Susie La Rue. Jackie Lash. Low .. Lashutka.41re1z Lnsik. Marlene Lasko. Bill Last. Gra lalharII. an .. Latham. Rosilyri A. 231. '3'512'3'258 Latiolnis, Ciifmn J L:IlslI:IW. Carolyn Lalshaw. Suzanne . Lana. Billy ....... Laubc. Bcih .. Lauby. Ed Limo. Betsy .. Luucr. Bob ....... . Laughlin. L'IcnI-IIr ..... 324 Laundric. Roberta .... . 322 Lauricella. Paula .. 250 Lavicucs. Barbara 392.393 Lavina. Karen .. 385 L:lVinlhai.RiCi1IleH . 361 1 IN SclIoal . . . 206-207 L:1w. Lesley ................ 332 inw. RebaC. ... ....23? annhurIt. Richard .......... 339 Lawrence. James ............. 256 LawIcIIce. Joan . . . . . . .. ... 397 Lawrence. John .............. 320 Lawrence. . Linda . . . . . 329 Laws. Emily A. .. . . 450 Lawmn. Caro! ... . .. . 2.17 Lat I Phillip . .... .. 28f: . Tim . . .. . .. . .163 Lawson. Walt .. . . ... 36.1 anI'cr, Rita A, .. .. .. 450 anycr. Wiiliam F. . . 450 Laymn. Thomas . . . .1'H Leach, Eiainc Leilhy. Bill .. 237 . 275.1l2.554.450 Lcukc. Don .. . .. 3,18 Leas. Linda E. . . 450 Leatherman. Linda 258.212.2181 406 LcBny. James . .. .. . .... 351 chold. Robert C. ..... . . 450 chowilz. Marlin .. 357 Lcdsky. Challcs .. .. ... 366 Lee. Bill . ...... 4111' Lee. Carol . .. .. .123 Lee. C'hcamm l. . . . . . ...... ETD 1.00. Jay . . .. ..... . 353 Lee. Jcaunc . SIGASD Ice. Jcrrv ..... 34 Lee. John 112.360 Lccunm Malvin 364 Leeds. Margie , .. . ..... . 335 Leedy. Hugh .. .. ..... ... .186 LcFebcr. Joan . ... . .193 LchvL-r. Douglas .. . 229.350.4110 LeFm-rc. Sara J. . 389 LclIlcr. Pater ....... ... 24l.450 Lclkovilz. Torn ... ..... 370 Lefkowilz, Sheila . . ...... ?IJS LcFlurc. Alma G. .. .. ... .. 450 chuell. Bob . . 415 Lumen. Gary ....... Lehman. Dennis; . . . Lehman. Gary . Lehman. Tom . ..... Lcichly. Judith A. . Lent. Jim . . . Leland, Jerry . . 354 Leland. William ............. 35-1. Lemon. Susan Lcmlcy. Ruth C. Lcmmon. Libby Lemon. Bob . . .. Lemon. John R. .. LcMunyon. Phyllis Lcnharl. Joan .. Lcnharl. Joe LeninMaly 1... 450 Lcntz. Nancy ..... ... .. . 39? Lcntz. Ron .. Lconl. Marianne . . ... . chpcrl. Lmda . ..... .... 32?. Larch. Barbara M. .... ... . 450 Larch. Christian P. . . . . . . . . .. 450 Lerch. David .. . ... . . . . . . 360 Lorch. Michacl C, . . . . . . .. . . 450 Lerner. Linda . . . . . . ..... 329 Lcshy. George ... .... ...... 37i Leslie. Cheryl ..... .. .. .. 242 Lester. 5am . ..... . . . . 370 Lotion. Joyce .......... 242.411 Lclvin. John . .... . . ...... 34? LcValley. David ... 350 LcValley. Janice ..... .125 Levi. Lea. .. .. .. ... ...... .19? chin.Bob... 366 L 1 Charles . . . 4 . Jeanne 181.399 . Margie . 405 Maria .............. 3.1 David 312.35? Levine. Donna . . . . . . ...... 40. Levine, Lawrence ... .... ... 269 Levine, Myron Levine. Ronnn Levine. Sandy . .. Levine. Sheldon Levine. Sherry Lcninson. Janie Levilin. Donald .. .... ... . 3.19 Levilzky. Carol D. .... .... . 450 Levy. Andrea ...... 40? Levy, Sue .' ' 268 ' . Charlene . ..... .. Diane . . ...... . Donna. ..... . 331.313 Judy .. ....... . .128 Kalhy ..... 234.192.312.450 Kcnnclh L. ... Lewis. Noelle ..... . Lewis. Pally ........... Lewis, Rich . Lewis. Stephen Lcms. Susan Loy. Bub . Ley. John . Libel. Vicki ..... Ln:hlbl:1u. Barbara Lichlcnbcrg. Edward Lichtmun. Michael ..... Lichlman. Ronnie ..... Lieb. leu-Ienn ..... . Liebcl, Craig ............... 362 Lieberman. Karen . .......... 402 Licbcrrmm. Larry . .170 LiL-bcrmun. Sharon .. . . 40.1 Lieberman. Wendy . .1l0 Licbhcrr. Beverly .I. 450 Lichcrhcrr. Glunnuc . 40.1 Lion. Kitty . 242.381.40I Liff, Judy . . 0f: Liggcll. Curulic .. . . . 402 Lighl. Carol . Ltghrncr. Mary Lilluy. Robert .. Linmcrt. Francine Llnzlrd. Margaret Lindahl. Craig 256 258.274 . 33' , .1l5..126..197 . . 3' 1.1.1 l,inak. Richard ... . ... 36.1 Lindc. Beverly J. ...... 450 l,indcnhall, Lars ... .... .. .149 l,indncr. Louiac ... . . . .. 1.14 Lindcr. Phyllis A. . .. . . 450 Lindsay. Ann . ..... RHR Lind. y. James . 286 Lindsey. Joanne R, ... 4S LIIILISCY. Kristine .. . 192.393 l,in.Ji1I .. ... .. 399 L nk, Robert A. . . .... 450 Link. 11'cndcll .. ... 4H Linkow. William M. .. 366.450 Linn. Quintin . 140.450 Linvcr. Preston ..... 37 Linvillc. Fred . 153.450 Lipman, Nancy .19 mecn. Mary K. H 123 Lippert. Wayne l,ipson. Steven L kai. Carol ............ . 2 l,iltcn. Mary E. .. .. . .. 450 Litlcrini. JoAnn ......... .. 235 Lil lcjohn. Pal . . .... . 11.11 cngond. Kay ... ... ... .188 ingslon. David .. .......... 34l inpston. Jim .. .. 14I.45I ' gslon, Lucille 1.13.451 ngsmn. Margaret .. ... 400 Livingstone. Grier ... ..... . 3.1 Living: Units ..... .. . . 302-410 Llewellyn. Ann .... . ,. .. . 32.1 Lloyd. Gail ..... 402 Lloyd. Jcif .. , 359 Lloyd. Larry ....... 2.12 Lear. Mrs, .... . 320 Label. Charles . 3.19 Lcchlcrfcld. Virgil V. ..... . .. 451 Locke. Judyr ............. ... 391' Locke. Lynn ........ . 252,210.39? Lockcn. Donna ... ... . 406 Lockwood. Connie . . 330 Lockwood. Michael . 2l3.225.364 Locock. Mary J. .... .. . 248 Locuck. Robert . . . . . 2-13 Loebcr. Margaret . . . . . . . .120 Locvunllarl. Hilda C. ... 45! Locvunhnrl. Pal . .... . 2.1T Luflun. Alan . . ... 351 Logan. Anne .. . .. 395 Logan. Cheryl .. 242 Logan. Gary 229.232.4Sl Logan. Jay .. 225.232 Logan. Judy .. .. ...... 2. 1 Logcc. Owen . . . . . . . . . . 3'11 thncs. Connie . . . . . 40.1 Lohsc. Jennifer ... . ... 210.328 Lokni. Larry .. . .... 341 Lolos. Linda .... .. . 268 Lombard. Roxey A. ...... 315.328 Lombardi. Lucille .. . . .. :18 London. Carol . . .. . . 252 Long. Dcvunzlh . . .... 235 Long. Donald W. . .. .. 45l Long. James F. 140.4lt- Long. John Q. . .1 Long. Julia: . . .. . 33': Lung. PHI. .. ........... .130 Long. Teena . . ...... 334 Longncckcr. Jeannie .. .... . 395 Lnngwcll. ank . . . . .. . . .159 Lonz. Jim .. .. .. . .. 242 Lullzo. Ribecm L. ... .. ... 45l Loonlis. Roberta ...... 121 Loan. Alan B. ......... 146 LuPrcxli, Richard . . . . . .167 Lorhcr. Heather ....... .. 255 Lorencc. Andrea . . . . . 406 Lorenz. Jnan ... . .. .. .. 345.114 Lnrcnzc. Mike ..... ..... .151 Lorcnzcn. Skip ... ... .. . 344 Lurcy. Betsy . . . . . . .. . 4E1? Lora. Diane .. .. 409 Loschky. Phyflis .......... 3.11.451 Lou. Jun .... ...... .129 Lough. Linda . ...... 1.13.122 Loullmn. William L'. 715.45I Love. Davi . .. ......... 715.345 Love. Shari . - ..... .134 Lovclzlnd. DamL-i ...... 256 Loveless. Richard Wf I. dSI Low. Miriam ......... 194 Lowe, John ....... .. . .169 Lowe. Richard . ..... . .. 369 Lowe. Slcvc . .. ...... 340 Lauren. Bruce ... . . .16! Lowcnhmun. Shelley ..... .. . . 27h Lowery. James R. .. ...... 451 Lowery. Lynn ... ... .. . .132 anrmllcr. Nancy J. .. ..... 45I Lowric. Bill .. . .. .. 225.24l Lowry. Dec Dec .. . 69 Lowry, Gerald 269,286 Lawthcr. BiII 2N: Lowlhcr. Gcruldi : . .I H.. : 2-1-1 Luwlllcr. Robcrl .............. 351 Lnxlcy. Ted A. . .. . 45I Lubcr. Richard . . . .131 Lub5 Ronald . ... ... 3:16 LLlc Terry . 339 .uc JIIJ'He- B. .. 2.15.45I Lucke. Doug . 242 Luckcrlnun. Richard .. 1.17 it Chipper . .125 Ludwig. Jam . . 344 Lllchuring. Jun 32.1 Luidcns. Gretchen 13.1.2511 Luk Kurcn . 245 Ginger . 252.274.4IIASI Ll . Kily .. 2511.332 Lukszu. Mary .. . . .. 391 Lundquiatu. lticluud . . . .155 Ll ' . Lennard N. 45l Robyn ... .. JI9 .1 ng. Urey. . ... ... 35.1 Lusk. Nancy . . .. ... . .130 Lusk. Steve . . . . 3-19 Lulhcr. John . .13? Lulhemn StutIt-nI Association 216 Lulz. Tun: .. . . . .15! Lulzy. Dick . . . . 37! Lyduy. James . .164 Lyman. Mary M. . 45I Lyman. W'clls . . . . . . . .149 Lynch. Czllhy . . . . . 32.1 Lynch. Jame; Q. . dSI Lynch. John . . . . . . 2.13 Lynch. Linda I.. .. . . 32'! Lynch. Mary ... . .. 405 Lyudcs. Linda L. .. . . . .. dSI Lynn. P:Il . . . .. . 2.11 Lynn. Marjorie A. . . .. . 45l Lyons. Bob . . . . 2.11.350 Lyons. Cami .. . .. .. 2.11.195 Lyons. Frank . . 21.1.3116 Lyllc. Liz .. .. .. 233.131.402 MC McAllislcr. Grunt .... .. 353 McAchy. Jnmcs .. .. 280 McBride, Janice F. . .. . 45l Mchbc. Juan . . . . ... 237 McCall. Julie . . .... . .192 McCall. Lynn . . .. . . 396 MCCnlIn. Murcia . . . . .134 Mchmmon. Irena: C. .. . .. 451 McCurm. Am: . . . ... 25! MCCurroll. John .... ..... 365 McCarthy. Charlotte .. .... Til? McCarthy. Dan . . .. . 353 Mchthy. Kn ' . . . . I125 McCarty. Bun c ... . . 195 McCarty. Mike . 144.45I Mcfaulcy. Paul .. . . 3H McClucn'. Shari . . . 2.12 McClellaud, Donald ..... . 351 McClelland. Mary A. . .. .. elSl McClelland. Pm .. ... . . 407 MCClintick. Carole ... . . 38$ McClmkey. Hill ... ... . . 35.1 McClure. Mary L. .. ... .. 32.1 McClure. Roger J. . . . asl MCCornb. Camillu- .. .. INS McConnell. Bob . . . . .162 McConnell. Brian .. 2.16.45I McConnell. Deborah D. . 4 McConnell. Judy . .. 3.14.451 MC 0rd. Jumcb .... Z85 McCurnmck. Carolyn . JIR McCormick. Jnnc . . . Mass McCormick. Jnnct .. .. 245 McCormick. John L. .. ... 45l McCormick. Kaye . 250.391 McCormick. Mike . . . . 3 . McCormick. Ruth .. dll McCormick. Sarah . . .. 4m McCorl. Bob . ..... .. ... 228 Mchy. Barbara . . . . 400 McCoy. Dean . . . 238 MCCOY. John . . 340 McCoy. Larry .. 119.225 McCruley. William . . .160 McCray. Bonnie .. .. . .122 McCuc. William H. .. .. 4Sl McCulluy. Run . .. .. . 246 McCullough. Bruce . 22H McCullough. Carol J. 2.131.210.2132 McCulIutHh. Joy . . . 3I1 McCurlc. ich . . . . . 359 McCLJtchcnn. Jay . . .. 151 McDaniel. .Iml-w McDaniel. Kay Mchviu. Juliu McDonald. Am! 15.1.31? McDonald. David . . 242.345 McDonald. Dudley . .. . ... 4 I4 Mcnonald. Estella . . . 3m Mchrmkl. Frank M. . elSI McDonald. Gcmgcan 311.45l McDonald. Gordon , 350.416 McDonald. W'illiam . ..... .16 McElmurray. Jim . .. . 216.1 McFaddcn. Tom .. 352 McFarmn. Edwntd .. 4 McFarland, Barb McFarland. Dons McGarity. Mike McGawnn. Meg: McGavran. Sam 12 .. 229.232.45l .185 . ..... 220235.271 .. 58.85.253,256.257 .153 McGee. Margaret A. ........ .. McGee. ris ...... MCGcorgc. James . McGl1cc.Curol f.. ' 263 Mcthc. Mary R. ........ 333,451 McGovern. Frilnk ........... . .161 McGrath. Michael .. .. .. . .15 McGralll. Tinmlhy J. ..... 45l n-chrcorcy. lune: . . . McGregor. Che : MCGruW. Barbara Mullhargcy. John . . 4i Mcllwain. Carol . . Mclmirc. Ginny .1- Mclnturf. Nancy . McIntyre. Mikc . . McKee. Dianna 32.1 McKee. Richard ..... . .. 169 McKcm-cr. James .......... .154 McKcew-r. Mary . . 175.408 McKcln-y. Tlmmns C. 45 MeKen.r,E Roselle .. ..... . JSI McKinley. Kenneth .. .. . . 2-1I McKinlcy. Sarah .. McKinney. Brenda .. McKinney. John McKnight. Kcilh McKnight. Marv MCI iI. Hope M. Muljlin. Diana 2553' 1 McLandshorouuh. Bonnie .114 McLurnan. C. W , McLaughlin. Marilyn . 09 McLaughlin. Molly P. ..... . . 45l McLaughlin . Stephen D. . 451 McLaughlin. Susan .. ..... . .121 cl ughlin. Torn . . .... 269.364 MCI 1n. Mari ....... 32H MCI. re, Marilyn .... .. .... .122 McMahon, Dottie L. .... .... 45! McMahon. Jnncl .. .... , , . .130 McMahon. Tom .. ...... . 2'22 McMichacl. Ruth . .. . . .. 226.45l McMillcr, John ..... .15 McMullcn. Pam 116.191 McMurrny. Mary E. . 451 MCN Cynlhia . ... . 1122 McNualy. JoLynn .... ..... 2.19.313 McNuIt. Ron ... 242 McParllin. Dan MCPL'L'k. Gwen MCSWL-cncy. Ann Mchy. Barbara Muzls. Witliam . Mullen. Kunnulh Muhcn. Richard MacDonald. John A. . Earlene ' . 337 384.2l9.320.402 ans . 410.45I 1. llill MilrFurIuII. kiln Muclmdo. John Mack. Carol Macs; Hull Ln. ':I Muddy. Pul Mudursky. Lynda Madrzykuwski. Duane Madscn. u 1 Magoo. Pun Magcrs. Pill Manley. Ronald G. ..... 451 Mugrum. Kathy ............... 397 .. 360.45I . . . . 45 anuirc. John . Magyar. Mary H. Muhan. G '-1Id Mnhnn. bar. . Mahur. Shannon . .. Mamuulll. Sully ...... Mnian-y. Sharon Maibuch. Wall Maidlow. Molly Maicr. Howard Maiucucr. Robcrl Main. Donna Malcckll. Nancy Male Ed .. Mnlcllu. James.- ..... ' 3.16245 ! : ll. 8' b; ': - M :llc M I 253.163.265.400 .. 3.16 Mallcll. Jeanne Mullctl. Shumn . Mullcy. Pam Malay. Maureen .. .. .121 . 128.403.1152 Muluvms. Elaine . .1li Mnnbcck. Dale 340.452 Muncc. Jim ...... .117 MunCh .Icr. Mike ...... .152 Mu dl'ick. Sonya 3. Miindl. Mikkel . .. . '24l Muncs. Ronnie . Manfrass. Kathy .. ... Mangnno. 1Villlam B. ........ Manges. Nancy ..... 333.400 Mnnuold. Andy .. , ...... .12 Manifold. Susan . .. .... 1190 Mnnkrr, G1 ny ...... . 3.11 Muniy. William 349 Mann. Fred . 3?l.452 Mann. William L. 2.16 Manning. Susan 408 Mmmt. Mike .. . .. 1171 Manovkinn. Dick ...... 360 Mnnring. Susan ...... 271.451 Manson. John 341. Man on. Marilyl'i-LZ-.I..::I.-.-..I 452 Manual. Tom INDEX Mara. Arlene L. .. ..... 452 Murbnugh. Nanci 320 Marburgcr. Johai'IIIa ...... 2.10 March. D611 . 36? Murcuson. Joan ...... 119,452 Marcy. Louis w. . 452 Martin. Michele , 3H9 Malhcfkn. Bruce ...... . 242 Maria. Donna . 313.452 Mnrino.Jo:1nnc .I. .. . .... 452 Markcll. Marcy ..... 326 Mnrkey. Robert . .. 228 Mnrkowilz. Robert . .. . 312.366 Marks. Bcuc E. ... .... .. 452 Marks. Donna ..... . . 326 Marks. Harry ..... 366 Marks. Jan .... 3312? Marks. Marlene 3197 Marks. Nam : ........... 326 Marksbcrry. 'I'crry ...... 369 Marquardl. Mmshu . ..... 320 Marr. Karen 268 Marrison. Robcrl .... . . 228 Marshall. Dick . .. .. . 242 Marshall. Don 362 Marshall. Eddy .. . 338 Marshall. John . . . ...... 230 Marshall. John ......... ...... 231 Marshall. John P. ... .. . . .. .. 452 Marshall. John T. ........ . . .. 232 Marshall. Nelson . 269 Marshall. Richard J. 452 Marsican'o. Ralph . . 349 Mnrsim. James 31'! Mart Dennis .. Marcello, Nicolas Marlin. Ardis Martin. Barbara .. . Martin. Beth .. ........... 242, 323 Martin. Charles J. . 5'. Martin. Douglas . . Martin.E1iz:1bell1 M 452 Martin. Ellen . . Martin. Evelyn Martin. Gary L. Martin. James .. Marlin. Jancl MarIin. Joan . Martin. Joyce ..... Marlin. Larry ......... . 345 M:Irlin.Lind:1 J98 11.'l:1rti11.191:1r5.I .. ........ 321.452 Marlin. Michelle ....... . . . . . .. 330 Martin Ncal . .. . 345 Martin. Tom ............. 358.365 Martin'dale. Deborah .. 345.330 Mam, Macy ...... 3J4 Marx.I Marty 256. 401r Marv Pomenne Alumna'e' Scholar sli'ip House ............. 409 Murzluf. Sharon . . .......... 250 Mason. Cheri . .. ......... 330 Mason. Janc . . ............ 329.39? Mason. Judith E. . 45 Mason. Kthy . .. Mason. Lynne Mason. Pamela S. . Masony. Brian .. Massaro. Terry. Massic. Jcan E. Massic.Ton1 Mast. William Maslirs. Cheryl B. Maslers. Elaine ......... 334 Maslrangclo. Michael 231 Mala. Joann . 396 Math'cws. Frederick's L ...... 452 Mathews. Midge ........ . 329I Mathias. Dwight P. ...... 452 Mathis. Lois . ..... Mathis. Robert .... 235. 269, .359 452 Matik. Ronald 363 Matt. Ruth .. 38$ MaIIhews. 14:13 322 Mallcy. Jean 402 Matthews, John ....... 25I Matlhews,LI:sl1'e ....... 330 Matthews:Ra1ph L. ...... 452 Matthews. Ron . ....... 283 Mumsol'f. Linda' ....... 252 Matz.Bi1I .. ......... 363 Manse. James . 356 Maulz. Ion ......... 350 Maxficld Jay 412 Maxwell..l:1cqueiinc 5. ...... 452 Maxwell Joan ..... 407 Maxwell. Linda 25I May Week 62-69 May. Carol J ........ 452 May. Mary E 233 Maybruck. Ronald Mayer. Ann Mayer Carol Mayer. Mary Maycrs. 3911111121 8. Mnyi'ield. Glenn 352 MakaWSkI Edward M. .. . 452 Maynaid. C Eugenie 198 Mays. Asa . . .. . 242,452. anli. Penelope ....... . 394 Mazur. Susan ............. 40? Mazziolli. Marcia 393' Mcacham. Esthcr ........ 234 Mcachnm. Marlin 346 Mcador. Pamela A. 452 Meadow. Qorman W. ....... 452 Meals Chrisly .. ..... 388 Mears. Bill ' ..... 351 Muck. Rulli l:. . ........ 336 Mccklcr. William .......... 256 Mctlfm'd. John C. 52 Medicine ....... 208-209 Mcdick. Anni: .30 Medley. Joseph .......... 253 Meekc'r. Goof! ............... 349 Mocks. Sandra 327 Mchlman. Bob 353 Mehrcns. Henning 236.452 Meier. Jim ....... . 352 Mclgs.Dnnn:1 ....... .. ...3 Mcinc'rding. Wesley ........... 35l Mcisciman. Mark ... . . . .. . . 361 Melamcd. Alan 366 Mcldon. Jeff ,, 330 Mclderson. Nils .. 2 Mehom. 5111: 406 Mcndcison.GordI'1n ' ' ' ' ' ' ' Mcndcison. Murcia F. .. Mcndcnhall. Joan R. . Mendoza. Remedies Mencfcc. Genha .. . Men's Physical Education Honorary .................. 24-8 Men's Residence Halls Council. 386 Mcnlzcr. Lawrence ........ 241.452 Mco.l.:1u1a .. .. 404 Meo. Mary J. . . 252 Mercer. Karen .. .. .......... 385 Mcrrcll. Ed ., , 349 452 Merrick.B:1rb:1r:1 .......... 323. 452 Merrick. Linda . ............ 36 Mershori Honorar'y Military Sociely 286 Muslim Us'hc'r' 'C'oms ........ Mcrtens Julie .... . .. Manic. Robert ..... Mesenburg. Joe R. Mcshberg.Ch:1rles Mcsserma'n. Richard Messcrsmith John Mcssclt.lud1 ....... Messina'. Barbara Mcslcllcr. Julius . Mesicr. Katy Metcalf. Janet Mulcnlf. Mrs. .. Mcl:nif.5us:1n Mclcrko Judith . McIIIod. Yvonne Mm. Allrcd Mela. Bam'c Mc12.Paul . .. Mulzger. Doug . 269.279.3511 Metzger.G:1il .. 388 Metzlcr. Peggy ... .. ...... 402 Mclztcr. Sharon . 403.385 Metzlcr'. Thomas ............ 453 Meyer. Devon ......... 24-5 Meyer Phyllis ...... 4525 Meyer. Rnbcrl ...... 351 Meyer. Ron . . 36l Meyer Susanna M. ... .... 392.453 Meycring. Sigrid. . ..... .... . 277 Meyers. Carl 453 Meyers. Gary . . . ......... 306 Meyers. Margie . . .... 406 Michel. Bonnie .. .. ... 3I4 Mi heli. Linda 233.397 Mi hilli. Thomas ...... 453 Mickels'on. Carol 389 Middleton. Nancy ...... 320 Midlcr, Lynette ..... 394 Michls. Michael ........ ... 333 Micssler. James: .... ... 346 Mikcscll. Terrie . .. . .. 214.453 Mikusa. Paula ... ... ... 245 Milanick. Tanya .. ... . ...... 323 Miles. Melinda 392 Miles. Nancy ...... 330 Miihoim. Gene .. .. . . . . . . 236 Milhufi. Sandy ........ 333 Military Band . . . 28'! Military Council . 286 Mllinrve. Louise ....... 385.410 Millcn. L. Rex ..... 228 Miller. Allan . .. ...... 286.453 Miller. Barbara . 398 Miller. Becki .......... . 328 Miller. Beth . . .. ..... . 328 Miller. Belly ....... .. 320.402 Miller. Caroline . ........ 322 Miiier. Carolyn ....... 250. 453 Mlller. Charles .... .31'2.350 453 Miller. Dale Miller. Dan . .. 35'! Miller. David E. . .. ....... . 453 Miller. David E, .. 453 Miller. David F. . 140,24I.337 Miller. Don . . . . 367.453 Miller. Diana . ........... 402 Miller. Earl .. . 365 Millcr. Elaine .. . 251'! Miller. Gary 35l Miller. Harriet .... ....... 325.453 Miller. Harry ...... , . 4I6 Miller. James ....... 344.359 Miller. Jane: . .. 233 Miller. Jill K. ....... 453 Miller. Jonathan 33'? Mlllcr. Kalhy ...... 405 Miller. Lynn: ..... 322 Miller. Margaret 453 Miller. Marianna ....... 328 Miller. Marsha , ....... 335.453 Miller Martha ..... 252.453 Miller. Mary K. .......... 453 Miller. Mary L. . 453 Miller. Mary . ..... 221: Miller. Michele M. ........... 453 486 Miller. Michal ........... '14? Miller. MiIzi 405 Miller. Murray . 453 Miller. Nam'y 323 Miilcr. Pum-ia .. 453 Miller. Puill 388 Miller. Raymond 255.239, 312 345 Miller. Rubcrl .... .. 248 269 453 Miller. R011 .... ... .161 Miller. Ron 312 Miller. Ronald E. . 235 Miller Ronald H. 453 Milieu Ronald L. . ....... 225.453 Miller. Rudolph .. 453 Milicr. Ruthie .. 396 Miller. Sandy 142 Miller. Sandy . ... ........ 522 Miller. Sandy .. ........ ... 381 Miller Sandy L. .. . 482 Miller. Susan . 390 Miller Wanda 316 Miller William .. . 453 Miller. William ..... 246.247.2411 Millcr William P. 354 Millet: Paul 361 Millul. Tamara . 486 Vlililiun' Sandra K. .. ..... 453 Millican. Mary 253 . David T. . 223.453 . Dolores ............. 406 Missy ..... . 32l Rosilund ...... 250.388 Tim . 312.352 Bub ..... 349 ' ' en . 341 Millioilns. 23min . . 323 Mills. Carolyn .. 126.393 Mills. Jim . ........... . 340 Mills. John 355 Milroy. Rnbcrl . ........ 230 MiISICad. Robin . ....... 406 Mirnna. Roy . . . ....... 348 Minard. Marilee .. ....... 39. Minnrd. Mike 355 Mincn. Ellen ....... 394 Minnis. John . .. 344 Mintzer. Barry R. 453 Mirrors 270 Miser. Suc ....... 32l Mishne.KciIl1 .. ....... 365 Misnik.Marc1a ..... 396 Misslia'uk. Michael . ........ 38 Miszkcwy'cz. Roman B. 453 Milchcll.C:1r01 ........... 385 .408 Mitchell. David .418 Mitchell. Hum 35.5 Mitchell. Judy .. ........... 129 Milchcll. Kathy ............ 323 Milcliell. P11: .. .. 33l Mitchell. nger .. ..... 33'? Mitchell. W'Illialn . 453 Mitchcll. William J. 345.453 Mitias. Ragy G . ........ . 226 Mizcr. Roberl 252 Mocniak. Ken . .. ......... 4I8 Mocllcnk'amp. Dave ...... 231 Mocllur.M:1ry . ..... 232.331! Mocllcr. Theodore .. . 229.345.45.11 Mofiiu.D.1nicl ...... 365.453 Mohau'mt Sally . .. Mol1lcr.'Lizabell1 Mohn. John .286 287. 453 Moidel. Toby .268.389 Moinpoul. Reza .............. 453 Mokrzycki. Barbara .....,..... 399 M01608. Noreen R. ........... 453 Molen. Sharon ... ..... 250 Molinam. 10.41111 .. 4S3 Molina. Elnync .. . . 326 Moll. Norman L. . 453 Molnar. Ronald ............ 19 Moloncy. Pal 268.328 Menace. Carole .. ...... 3 Manual. Beverly M. 385.451 Mondini. Fred ...... 269 Moneymaker. chmninc A. 453 Mongkillugsnna. Jackrit Mnnskc. Maureen Monlag U45. Monlgomc ry. J ud Monmomcry. Marygaret L. Monlgomcry. Paula MonlgomCry. Mom rumery. Moo y. Moody. M001 :2. M 1mm. Moore. Moore. Moore. Mcnrc. M 01111:. Manic. Moore. Moore. Moore. Donald J. Mary .. . Andrea Daniel T. Douglas Fred lrcnc James . L.'Il'l'-V ... Nelda Robert Sarah J. VIrginiu Moraghan. MiclmcI Muranl 7.. Paula Morason. Nancy Mordarski. More. Robert Motccn. Ruben M on: in 111.1110; . ' Mnrchead . Linda Morgan. Cllailotlc .' Morgan. David . Morgan. Guy: Morgan, Janet Norma J . Moniano. W i11i:1m ...... Ron .. SIcvc - Richard '. ...... 392 2:1: 25'4 27:1 .. . 24l . 50 . 395 286. 2111 . 3114's: 237.285.3311 331,400 Morgcmuth.KareI1 K. ... .. . .. 27D Morgenswrn. Ruth .... . . . .. . .. 405 Morgrel. 11161135 252 Morley. Richard Murofi. Jeff Mom. Phil Morris. Becky Morris. Edward Morris. James . . Morris. Jean .. Morris Margery .. Morris Neil ...... Morris. Noelle .....,. Morris.Sus:1n Morris Tim .. . Morris. William' T. . Morrison. Barbara .... Morrison. Bob .... Morrison. John Morrison. Margaret Morrison: Tower . . . .. . . .. . Mnrrisscy. William Morrow Mandy . . .. Morrow. Sherry K. .. Wmsc. Becky ... ... Morse. Sheila Mortar Board. . . , . Morton. Betty Manon. Joan Morton. Reed Manon. RoberI ...... ... .. Morvni. Ronald ............... 343 Moseley. Onnic ...... .. . 33l Maser. Becky ................. 323 Masher. Biil ........... .. 362 Maser. Charles 356 Maser. Ed 412 Moslicr. Thomas ....... 368 Mnsko. Theodore . 241 Mosunics. Barbara 454 Mass. Ellen . .. 2'18 Mossburger. James ............ 454 Mossman Grclchcn A. ........ 330 Mote. Ca'rolyn ......... 325.394 Mow. Pat .................... 23 Moll Barbara Mount. John T. Mountain. Thomas .. 350 Mowl. Shnrou ..... 454 Mravcc. Nancy ... 318 Mueller. Marilyn .... .23? Mueller. Susie 330 Muller. Gordon . Mullins. Ryland .. Mumaw, John . Munlcy. Julia Munshower. Robcn Munson. James Munson. Thomas Muraco. Frank MIIrday.D.Ed11r:'1rd'.'365 M1Irphy.Adrinn ............. 393 Murphy. David ....... 340 Murphy. Dennis . 40 Murphy. M. Sue ...... Murphy. Patricia Murphy. Paul . . Murphy. Robert .. Murray. Lynne .. Murray. Maribelle . Murray Peggy ...... Muschick. John Musgravc. 1.1mm: Mushkalci. Al Musser. Philip . . . . Mussler. Fred Muslcr. Susan .. Muslric. Nick ... Muzilla. Cathy .. Myers. Cherie .... Myers. Donna .. Myers. Eiaine Myers. Enid Myers. Gary Myers. John ........... Myers. RIIIII . . Myers. Sandra . My: rs Sue Myers. Tony . Myllzynsky. Sieve Nudulin. Richard Nageison. Russian ... .... Nagy. Sandra J. ....... Nzikcff. Vicki . . .. Nally. Harriett Namelh. Andrew ... Napicrala. Paul .. Nash. Elaine K. Nash. Lydia Nasshorn. Charlene .. Nathans. Lee Nuthunson. Joan Nalhcrson. Kathleen ... ... National Eteclions ......... .. Nzilkins. Sheryl .. .. .. 239,454 Nawalanic. John E. ........... 4l6 Nawman. Carolyn ..... 404 Nuylor. Charles .......... 286 Naylor. Dorothea . 393.392 Nuylor. Frances .......... 245 Nnylur. chrge W. .. . .. . . .. 454 Neal. MIcIIatI . 353 N g. Pclcr ...... . 285 Net . chIrL-I .. . . 354 Nccld Mar;........ ..404 N '11 Jerry 244.454 NuclII. Norcn .. ... ..... 258 Heir. AI'IIIIII' D. ... ... 454 Naif. Carol .. .... . 333 I'Vcl'f. Cam. Ncif, Pulri :I A. .. .. Nerf. Sharon . .. . .. .. 330 Ncidcnlllal. Wally ..... 362 Ncikirk.J1me5 345 Neil Hal ll ..... 400- 40! Nellls Larry .. . 365 xt.1'I0IIHIIiI53II'.... ....365 NI-Ison. Cami .. .... . . .. 398 Nelson. JcrIy K .. ..... 45-1 Nelson, John ..... 248 NUIIIOI'J KaIIII .. . ....... 40l Nelson. Robert . .. . .. 312 Nclmn. Robcrl ...... .. 225 Nclmn, Robert .... ... . 218 Nclmn. Ruhcn . . 148.300 Nclx'ou. Sharon . .... ..... 320 anIcc. KIIrL'n A . . ........ 454 NcnIth. Marjorie ...... .195 Nusbltl. 5119 258 .210. .198 NuIIIuI'IighIInI. Lois .......... 25I NcIIlL-ship. Robin: .. . .. .. . 285 thliclun. Sara . .. ..... .... 393 -' Tim ..... .. . . . 370 Neubg. Jane: . .. .. I105 Newcomer, Elizabeth A. 394,454 Nowell. RII I ..... . .. ...... 32l Ncwlmusc. Gary . .. ...... 34I Newman CIIIh . . ..... . ... 2'17 NcuIIIIIII Edward ..... 366 Newman, Forrest R. ..... ..... 454 Newman. Frank .. Newman. Linda Newman. Mary 13 Newton Bill ..... Nicholas. Ann .. Nichols, Carolyn .. Nichols. John Nichols Marylynn . Nichols. Walt . ..... Nicholson. Janet L. Nichlaus. Carol M. Nickel. Cami . .. Nickci. Charles .. 236 Nickel. Pam . ...... .. 393 Nickcll. William Nicol. David Nicol. lloyd .. Nicmincn. Bcny ....... NicI7 Joan .. Nimon. Kaicn J. NIrady. Karyn ... Nisbel. Fmdonin . ..... .. Nishinium. Karen R. ..... ..... Niuman. BCCki ....... Nixon. Gary . ..... Noakcx Charyl Noble Don .. . ... Noble Ruth A. ......... Noble Vicki . . Nocic, Dave ........ Nocckcr Carol ........ ..... 390 Nncckcr Ray ........ . ... 223 Noel. Erma .... . .. .. 32'! Nncragcr. JIIn . .. . .. 367 Nognwick. Judy .. . ... ..... 329 Noggic Vernon . . . . . . . . . 248 Nolc CII . .. . . 360 Null MILEI I .454 Nuhc Mary K. 454 Noun PIIleiH . .. 400 Norris Aiicc.... . .....285 Norris Penny L .. .... .. 454 North Campus Studcnl Association .......... . . . . . .184 NorIIIrIIp. Miranda .. .. ... 268 Norihup. Nancy Norlon, House Nusker. Unvc ...... . Noskcr, lwIIII ...... Notari. Robert NUK'MIk Glenda I vaicki. Lyle .. . .. anica Toni ... .. Nucklns. Rose . ..... . NIInIIcsscr. Helen ....... . 241 Nusbnum. Alan NIIIICI Vicki Nu m. James Nuznm. Larry . Nyc. Mary L. Nyland. George ..... Nyland. James Oakwond CIII'UI ...... . . . . . .. 323 Units Gary . .. . 0:1!03..TIIIInIzI5 Ober. GI II1 Ohcr. Larry . Oborn. Nancy . . OhmclII. Shari .. O Brien. James . Ochs I am; R J'C nnuil KthIchI ..... .. .195 01' IIIIcr Kathy . . .. 396 UIJCH. John . Udcnnnld. Jeff. . . 364 0d J'IIIIII . . . . 405 m David . 228 Ocschlcr. Darlene 32! Oellingcr Judy .. 2I9 ??II. 399 IT Ham Martin J. . . 454 Ohio Such-s. Inc. .. . 218 Ohio Union Acli ' ' . . 220 Ohlcr. Frank D .. . .. 454 OIIIIIIIIIIII. Raucr . 337 0' Keefe. SlcphIII . . ... 343.454 0km; Marlin . I .345 Ol' 1.11. Steve . .. ... .. t':BzIrbIIrI1. . .. .39? Jerry .. . .. . .. . 31H .Tnnl .. 4l3 Olingcr. Karen .... . . .193 Oli Barbara J. .. . m- f! Irhic 253.274 285.334 Oiiicr Sue .. .. . .2 Oliver. Torry . .. .. . . 140 Oliver. Thomas . . . . .. 355 Oixon. Chuck .. . .. 252 Oil. Roberta . .. 251 011ml. RIInIIIII 125.339.343.454 UII'ICihCimnko. Konrad .. . .. 414 Omicr n. Nu .. . . 23-1 OnIIII . Ralph ..... .... 3-H Upfrrr. Dan .... .. . .. 344 Upper. Vicki . .. . . . 402 Opritzn. Marsha . .... . .189 Order-I. Kim ... . ... 322 OrulIek. Janice .... ... 268.398 OrclIIwcc. Gan . . . . . . . . 344 0'Rcil1v.TImollII ZTI.4IS nrndoii LIII'ulc .. 251 Orr Marianne . ... ... 331 Orzc, Yolanda . . . . . . . . . . HRS Osborn, Gary . .... . ... . 246 Ouborn. John E. .. .... ... 455 Osborne. ROIHIILI . .. . 348 Osborne. Wiley . . ..... 286 Oslcr. Kenneth .. .. , 128 Oslcrman Barbara . .... . 329 Oslwald. Lillian J. . . .. 455 Oswald. George . . . . 3 Dim. Dianne 400.455 01y. Diana 1.. .. .. . . 4 . Overholl. M. W. .. ... 147 Overlmlscr. Vickie . 237 chrmycr. Joanne .. . Rls Overmycr. Mary n8 233.314 173 OvcrIIchr. Such . .. .. . . 367 Ovcriuif .InIIII .. ... ... 343 Onun. Gucndoiyn It . .. 455 Owe 5 Canal . 3249 Owens Joync 384.315 Owings. KcIIIImh I. 4.. Owings. Lice . . . .198 Oxley Hall . . .... .. .. 403 Oznn. Ted . . . . .. J39 Punnancn. Lurcitu 249.455 PICLN.Fr1lIi-I . . . . . .. .156 PchlIIcr. AIIdrCI . 406 Puck. Allen . . 256231.386 Pack. Linda C. .. .. 455 Packard. Dan . . .. 353 Packard. John . . . 360 Pause. Phil .. ... . .. . ... 349 P '. Deborah .. . .. 32?. . Ruth . . . . . . . 3I5 PIIIIIc. Jeff .. .... .. 370 PIIIIIIIII. Marcia .. SIR Pajk. Thomas .. .... . 4H3 Palm 5 Gnu.- . . . . . 300 PachIshIis Don 914.455 PIIIDIISIIIIS. Ronald ....... 224.455 Palgum Kathleen M . .. . 455 PIIIkcr. Jasper ... .. .. 2.16 Piilkllli. Les . .. . ... 240 PIIIIIIIII Hurry . ... 455 P: Ilnlcr. David .. .. .. .. JTII Palmer, .InIIII ..... .. .. . 349 Palmer. Sara .... 310.320 Palmer. Shirley ........... 235 PEIIO, Dale E. . . . . 455 PIIIIIvchik. Steve . ... JSI Panlaellcnir Association .. .. . 314 P IIIIIIIis. Ted . ..... .... 242 Farming. Mary 1.. ... 322 Papacllristuinrou. Puppic 389 P: Ipcnfus Albert .. .. 4I8 Papicr.Maril1II . . 324 Pappns. George . . . .. . ... 414 Pardcc. Lorraine J. ... . .. 45.5 Paris. Mikc . .... .... . 3-70 Parincr. Stephen . .... . 370 Parish. linrbarII J. ..... .... 455 Park Hall .. . .. . . 415 Parker, Albcrl E. . . 455 Parker. Carol . . .. .... . .. 250 Parker. Charles . . .. .. ... 230 Parker. David .............. . 269 Parker. David ...... . . . 30? Parker. chrlrm- . . . 235 p. . 363' Parks. I ..... 402 Parks. 1,! . ....... 245 Parks. Eilccn . 123.397 PHI ' Ronald . 263.455 11:: Sandra 14.310404 P'Iur Barb. ..... . 324 Parr Jc; Ill 258.174.403.455 P: Irr. N .IrIw . . . 055.268 P: Irr IVilIiIIIII .. 3M5 Pnrris AIIIIII . . 366 PIIIrixII. Dennis 1.. . 455 I SIIIIIIII . . . 330 - II. BIIrII . JEI Parmm KIIrcII . 324.408 PIIwLIuIT. Howard . 339 PIIsEIIIcII. l.c.-I:I . 323 I'IIIIIICII. Mark . . . .I-I'U PIIIIJII. Nancy . . JJI Pale. Demon . . .141 I'almun HIIII . .. 406-401 Pnlcrmn. John . .. . 362 Pulnnmlc. Karen . . . . 406 PIIIriuk RoscnIIIIy . . 405 PillhOll. Nellie . . a Pulmrsm: DIIIIicI II. K'I P IHIulJI Gnome Pullman. Kay PIIHIIIIIII. Rose M. PIlllOII. Jun M. Pulmn. Mary 1!. gallon Robcrla Rich: Ird ..... R. James Paulo. Dan .. . .. PiILtiLh, Manhu .. ... 328 PIIuJIIs. y .. '3. - . . 217.3III Pauly. Lilfl'y . . 24I PIIVIIII. JIII: ... ... .... 337 PIIwink. Barbara . . . . . . 333 Paxlon. Ann .. .... .. . . JZI Payer. Joe . . .. .. .148 PIIyn. Ginger K. . . . . 455 PIIyII. Larry . . . 225 Puucuck, JUI- . ... . .. 1160 Peaks. R'iIII'IIrn . . .... .. 3'31 Pcnrcy. E. J. . . . 362 Pcari. Andrea 383.397 Peanun. Theodore R. . 45 Pearson Loix ... . ... .. .. 219 Iczus n. Ruben . 25l Pcasc Sheryl . . .. .. 408 Pcu-slcc, Belinda M. . ...... 455 pECI'IuI-lih. MIIIIIcw J. .. .. . 455 Peck. C'iIIdv M. . . . Peck Slcphen . 'I'IIJM Pccsnk JUIIII .. .. - H 31l Fees. Frank M. . Peer Karen . 372.381403 Pellman Llogd W. . 435 Icls $115 . 335.393 Pcltz. Richard B. . . 455 Pumicrgrast. IL F. 360 Pcndlclon. Kenneth A. 455 Penguv. Donald Penn. Robert F. Pcnmd LI'IIII Penzonc, JudI Puppy. Mike Pcpplu. Gary D Percent. Rex C. 455 Purdue. Gerald .... . 252.4IH PuI'cIIIIaII. SimrI-II . .. .. . 326 Pcrin Dollie . ... . ... 242 Pcrkinx. ITO; . Jll Perk' 5. Judson IV. . 455 Larry . MI Lom-s W. . . 455 . . .. . J65 Rebcccu . . 329 Roger... .. .228 Perk I :I. SnIIdI . . .. . 328 In. David . .. .. 3M .Kcnncth . . 354 'III:. Mike .. . . Bil Perry. Donald .... .. 3I2.346 Perry. ' . .. . 340 3 .. .. 338 Pcrsi I'll: Rifles . . . . . . 287 'II. Sheldon . .. 4H PL'IICI'ILCK. Denise .... .116 PCIlII'iIL'k FIIIIIIL .. .. .. .. 242 , 'III . Laurie . . . . 407 John J . 338 .' Mara . . 256. 314 328 Pulcn. Ellen .. 3 PUIL'IS. Karen ... . . 38!? Pelvis. Mary A. . 3JI.4$5 Peters. RIIIII . 363 Pclurhcn KIIIIIy .. . . 3.11 Pelcrs III. Jack ... . 349 John A . .. 455 Perms. I :Irnl A ... .. .. 455 Pctmkl . Anni: . 3194 Folio LiIiII . . . . . . 389 Palm John . . . .. . 26-1 l'I. Sandra .. 332 Pclch'IIti. Ross . .. . . 3.18 Pvllibunc, Judy Iicliigrcn; Grady l.. F'cuil Emerge I'l'alII KIIIun . PII-iffcr. Roger ... ... Til Pfcil. IViIIiIIIII 328.455 Pfirrnmnn. Carmen JIT.455 Pflcgcr. Linda 24 PIIIIrnIacI . 210-211 Pharmacy Council 246 PIICIHII. RIIhIrI . .160 PM Iicta Kappa . . . ........... 235 Phi Clli Thela ... .... .. 2J9 I'M Delta Chi . ..... 246 PM Della Theta . . . . . . . . 352 ZIII Sigma . .... . 269 Gamma: Della ..... . 353 Phi Kappa Psi .... .. .. 354 Phi Karma TIIII . . .. . 355 Phi Kappa 'I'IIIIIII . .. .. 3.50 Philhrick. Wiilium .. .. . 244 Phillips. Brad .. Philli II . SIIIIdrII Pliill'ps. Thomas .. Phillips. Valuric Philpotl. Mary I... hi Mu ......... Phi $lu Alpha sinionia . Phi Sigma Delta IIII Sigma Kappa Phi Upsilon Omicron Pliom CrI-Ilits Pi lieu Phi Picker Lcslcr ..... PickuriIuI. AIIII . .. Pidgcnn. Sieve Picpcr. Jamcs , Pierce. LI-IIIIIJII .. , . .. PII-rcc, Norman .. Pierce. Sharon Picraol. Frank P clInIIIII. Jun .. PILII. IIIAIIII E. .. Pi Kappa Alpha . . Pili-Idurf. Diana M Lambda 'HIeIa Pilumam. Beverly Piltz. SIIciIIIh ... liiilll:y.Abl1l'r .. Pinsky, Stun: Piper. David Piper. Dennis . i. P . Charles J. .I i - P lay. Lg'IIrI .. ..... 1' Tan Sigma ... PItEphIII Sumiir Pitzer. Philip Pinorcrmlo. Jean M. .. Plnnls. 1.1.0 IJ'I'J . Plzlnp. Connie Plainpus. K. Plans. Bill ... lekins. SIIzunIII: . Plntle. Jam: PIIckIIIirc. Jim Pocuck. Nnncv . PuulislI. Gary Pudmorc. qun PIIdnbniIIIIr. IJuII Pokol. Rita Poland. David Pulasky. Hill . PIIIIIIII, Bruce ... Pnlmg. Terry Polk. Bob Polk. David . . .. Polk. JaIIcI 1,, Pollack Han Pullmk. SI :IniI-I .. Pollock. M: Irlcnc .. Poliuk Jud; .. Polo. 'I'IIIIIIIIIs 0. .. Pulnknff. Barbara . Poiszcr. Luis Pulsler. Harman I'nlslur. Richard Pond. Sillltlj' ..... Pnnliua. PIII Pool. Evelyn Panic. 'I'nni PO0I'U. MclziII F. Poulakogluu. AIIIIslzlsios Pane. Marcia Pope. MIIrI' Pope. FIIIII' . I'unr. Phyllis .. Popp. James Porch. .IiIJ'ICI Purlul'. Alan F. Porlcr. Dan .. Porter. J cq IILIJ I1 . Porter. Judith . IIIIIIcrI'I'L-Id. Susan P. .. Pnrlcuh'. Ellen . Pnrlhomc. RIIbIIII PorImIIII. JiI-II Partner. Fred I'mg: . Raymund . Pusk. . Lcmbi Pusl. Sarah J. Poucbaum Jmcpii PIIIIIIII. Lindd E Pulls Jenn POIIImII, Iluliiy . Iinnnd. Jeff ... Powell. AIIII .. ... Pawcll. Cathy . ..... Pouclt. Gcrnid Pow,cil LIIrII. H. Puwcli. $1: IEK l!!! .JIIIIII Pumcl'. H illdil . INDEX Prauge. Ron .. . . .......... .14? Prasuhn. Ummas 1V. ... .... 456 Pralhcr. Billyc K. .. 402 Prather. Norma .... 237.258.332.399Ei Prali.Dick W355 Pratt.0rbcn....... . W244i Prune. Bruce ...... ..... . .. .. Preiss. na . ........ . 320 Prcndurgnsl. Jncl . . 3-21 Prendergnsl. Mary Pruscolland. Ed Press. Kathy . Prcsslcr. George .... ..... .. Pressman. Many ..... .. . 361 Plculh. Lynn . . .......... 361' Pribble. Jim .. .. 355 Price. David . ... .... ..... .142 Price. Patricia J. . .. . . .. .... 456 Price. Rider . ......... . 349 Pn'cc. Sharon 3l5.3t11.389 Price. Tom . . ............ . Prigozen. Elliot . .... . . .. 3'30 Prickcu. Larry L. Prior. John A. . 39 Prilchctl. Clark .. 216.235.256.456 Procl'rio. Gary ......... . 4 Prnctor. Gary . Progress . . . . 1-15 Prokup. Jan1c6. . . ...... 356 Pmllc. Jane ................ 335 Prouly. Kay 329.405 Publications Board .. .. ...... 253 Pucnk. George Pulrcr. Jerry Pullman. Bruce ............... . Pullman. David . . Pumo. Karen . . Pumphrcy. Nancy . Puppel, Dave . Fundy. Dave . Purtly. Mary A. Pylcs. John M. ... Pyrih. Vililly .. .. Quainlancc. Robert J. .. 456 Queen. Gloria ...... 395 Quick, BilI ........ 355 Knack. Karl E. ............... 456 Rabpy. lj'hil ....... ., . Rablnowltz, Iaue ......... . . . Raninowitz. Jane B. . . . . . .. . Racey. Barbara ...... Rndabaugh. Dollyr .. 13 Radabaugh. Vicki .. 230 Radachy. Mnry-Ellcn 456 Radcr. Kristin .. 405 Radar. Susan ...... . . . . 325 Rafclson, Frances S. ...,,... 456 Ragan. Linda 3IT.403 Ragosin. Robert .. ........ 2.5 Rahn.Pat... ........394 Raimcs. Tomi .. ....... 38? Rnfrdon. Smilh 1.. ..... I46 Railz. John . ... .. . Rakusin. Fredda . . . Raley. Sandy . ..... .. ..... . RaIl. Barbara .. . ...... . 322 Ramcy. Nancy ...... . 249,456 Ramsey. Bruce .. .. ........ 350 Ramsy. Sandy .......... 237.328 Rundk. Gary .. . 36l Randall. Trudyr ........ . Randau. John .- ..... . Randlcs. Tom . . . . . Raney. Helen . ..... Rancy. Monty . .. .. .. .. Rank. Linda Rankin. Mike . ... ....... 222 Rankin. Thomas K, ........... 456 Rannells. Ruben T. ..... 456 Ransbouom. Richard N. .. ... 456 Rapopnn. Elaine .... ..... .. . 335 Rapp. Donald H. ..... .. ... 456 Rapp. James ........... 238 Rapp. Ralph ... ..... . .... 369 Rapport. Davetla ... . . 390 Rarcy. Ann . ...... 250.256 Rask. Torn .. ..... .. 4l- Raster. Susan . . . . . . . 4-05 Ralochika. Ora . ..... 385.456 Rnu. Connie: .. ..... 325 Rnurh. Beverly . . .. .. 231320.400 Rauch. Leslie G. . . . ..... 456 Raudseps. Peter .. . . . ..... . . J46 Rausch. Rita ..... 3I8 Rauth. Marilyn . .. .......... 33l aneiy. Marne A. ........... . 456 Ray. 30: . ............... . . 353 Ray. Sally A. ........ . 322 Ray. Susan . 394 Rayon; Dennis .. ....... 349 Rayws. Cynthia .......... 319 Reber. Sandra .. 242 Rcbiflol. Mike .. ...... .. . 349 Redd. Coletlc ...... . . . ERR Redfl'er. Tim ... . .. 347 Reed. Barbara F. 456 Reed. Becky .. ... 393 Reed, Bill .. . ..... ..... 365 Reed. Elaine .................. 243 Reed. George T. ..... .... .. 456 Reed. Ginny .. 325 Reed. J. McLean .. I9 Reed. Keru' .l. 218.273 Reed. Michael ... ...... 4l6 Rccd. Sam: ....... 360 Reed. Susan ......... .128 Rccd. Terry ............ 230 Rccdcr. Mrs. . Reedy. Rodger . Recmc. Paula .... Rccsc. Cheryl . Rccsu. Roger Reeves. Bill .......... Reguln. Ron Reich. Nancy . Reichcldnrfer. Lynn Reichunbach. Erich Reichcrl. Samuel . .. Reichcrl. Sarah .... . Reicherl. Timothy ...... Reid. Jnnnl D . .. Reid. Thomas .. Rciffcl. Arlynn D. . Rein. Bo . Reineck. Robert .. . . Rumor. Fred . ........ Rcinharl. Floyd . . Reisingcr. Sandra . Roisman. Laurie . . . . .. Reiss. Marshal ......... Reins. Robin Reilerman. Gary E. .......... Reilman. Barbara Reitmun. Jeffrey .. Remy. Sm: .. .. ... chgslorff. Billie M. .. chick. Marilyn Ranker. Kalhy Renn. Richard .. Rennccker. Dennis R. . . 456 chncr. Bill . .. ... ... 246 Rennie. Lawrence 225.240.241.456 Re. ick. Adrienne ......... 385.456 RC5..GrchhCn......... ... 325 Reuben. Howard ..... 269.350 Reuwec. A. Daniel . 228.345.456 Rey. Georgia 395 Reynolds, Barbara .. .. . 32? Reynolds. Brenda K. 456 Reynolds. Kenneth .... 2113 Reynolds. Rebecca El. . 456 Reynolds. Robert D. ....... 456 Reynillds. Roger ........ . . . 349 Reynolds. Sharon . .. . Reynolds. Stephen E. .. Rhccs. Douglas ..... . Rhondes. Linda . . Rhuads. Dave Rho Chi Sociely Rhodes. Edward . Rice. Arlhur ...... Rice. Charles .... Rice. Jacquelyn .. Rice. Judy Rice. Ruhcrl Rich. Frank .... Richard. Fred 1.. . Richards. Bobbi .. . . . Richards. Donald D. ...... Richards. Donald E. Richards. George . Richards, Rachel Richards, Roberta R.' I i .. .... 45': Richards. Stcvc ....... .. . .160 Ri 'lilldSUl'l. Gayle . .. 390 Inrdson. Howard RILhEIYdSGn. Jane Richardson, Jay . .. Richardson. Melvin V. Richardson, Teddy M. .. Ricllcy. Jill .. ...... . . 321 Richmond. Judith B. ...... .. 457 Richter. Sheldon . . ,. . .157 Richter. Steve .... .. 252 Rickard. Peggy 321 Rickenbachcr. Waync' . . - I 22R Rickcr. Astrid ........ .. 243.457 Kicker. Marsha .... . ..... .19 Rickcn. Edcc .. 212.257 Rickcns. Dick . . ..... l16.l24 Riddle. Bruce L. ............ 45? Riddle. Jackson ...... .. . . 2159 Riddle. lillirlcyr A. ..... 251.457 Ridcntmr. Leslie ....... ... 332 Ridenour. Mary A. . .. .. .. 457' Ridge. Kathie . .. Ridge. Ralph Richl. Gail Richlc. George . Rickc. Richard D. Ricnschicld. Carol Ricpnel. Karl .. . . .. .. 3'11 Rieppel. Kurt ..... . . . ..... 37I Rife. Sue E. ................. 457 Rifle. . ............292 Rigelhaupl. Martha .......... 404 Riggenbcrg. Robert A. .. . .. 45? Rigalo. Marcia . . . . . .120 Riley. Calhcrine A. . ..... 45'! Riley.T.J. .. ........353 Rimclspach. Marsha .... . . . . . .. 321 Rindcrlc. David ... ..... .... 4M Rina. Linda .... ....... ... 336 Rinclmrl. Bill . .. . .. 359 Rinchart. Bob ................. 361' 433 Rineharl. Grove R. .......... . 45'! Rinclmrl. Sharon ........ .. 212.457 Ringclspaugh. Linda ... .. . . . . . 332 Ringer. Pnil . .. . .. 414 Ringland. Bob . .. ... .. 364 Ringlcr. Don . . . . . 161.457 Rinncrt. Paul A. . . 45'? Ripp. Denny . .. .. .. . . 331' Ripple. Wanda . ....... ... 268 Rish. Mary A. . ... .. . 250 Rising. Beverly . . ..... 268 Rism. Bill ........ . . .. .. 412'. Rllcllic. Bill . . . 255 Rilchuy, Douglas . ..... . .143 Riluh '. Paul .. .. .. ..... 369 Rilchlc. Austin .. . . ....... 228 Ritchie. Put .. 233 Ritcnour. Martha J. .. .. . Ritmun. Susan ...... Rillcl. George C. .. liillcr. Larry .... Rittcr. Linda . River. Jim . Rivers, Stanley . Rizzardi. Barb Roach. ?- en Ruhb. Cralg ..... Robbins. Betsy .. Robbim. Chatlcs .. Robbins. Roxane .. Rohejsek. Sharon ......... Roberts. Bruce E. . .. Robcrls. Jim .. Roberts. Kathy ... .. Robcrls. Lzlwrcncc M. Rubens. Linda ........ . Robcrls. Lucalc ................ . Robcrls. Micnl .. ., , Rohcris. Mike Roberts. Patricia . Roberts. Tctylc Robins. Gary 310 Robins. Greg ................. 370 Robms, Harold .. . .. .. . . 343 Robinson. Barbn ra ....... . . . . .121 Robinson. Bruce .... .. .... 3'11 Robinson. Eric D. . ........ . . 457 Robinson. Kathleen ... .. . 229 Robinson. Kenneth ..... . 229.45? Robinson. Karen . .. . .. .. . 332 Robinson. Marsha . 388 Robinson. Noel . . ......... 367 Robinson. Robcrl .. ....... 235 Robin. n. Robin . .. .... .... 348 Robinson. Turty . . . ........... 224 Robison. Patricia ......... .136 Robisun. Ronald . ........ 364 Robson. Nancy .............. 400 Roche. Edward . . . . 248 Rocker. Cindy . 234.258.112.128 ROCkwood. Kathy . .. .. 395 Rodubaugh. Carol .. ....... 401 Rodenfels. Jerome .. . 283 Rmk-rman. Glenn ............ 3'10 Rodgers, Lynn K. .. 451' Roe. Karen .. .. .. 45? Rue. Linda . . . ...... 232 Rncmcr. Richard ...... . 285 Rncmcr. W. Tum .. 2?1.312,352 lingers. George . .. . . .......... 2 Rogcrs. Mark ... . . ... . 355 Royc '. Nancy . 318.393 Rogc Philip . .. 248 Rogers. Ray .. .. . . 355 Rohc. Danny ..... .. . 283 Romlol'f. Jan . .. . . 272322.402 Rnhloff. Janet .. ....... 259.273 Rohr. Marc ... ... . ....... 269 Ruhr. Thomas D. . 451' Kohl's. Dick ...... ... 386 Roles. William ... .... . 36'! Roll. Bill ...... .. 233 Roller. Paul .. ....... 246 Rollins. Doug ....... ... . 246.247 Rumnn. Lucy .... ..... Romans. Linda ..... .... . . Romiln. Marty . Rcmuhr. Sherry . Romnnlms .......... . . Romshc. Sandyr .... .. ........ 31? Ronald. Linda .......... . 389 Rouk. Diane . 322,372,457 linuk. Rammnd . . . . . . . 364 Rnnminu House l,il'e . . . 419-421 lump. Rarmond ..... . 235.45? Room. Dollie . . . . . . . . . . 324 Rum. Carolyn I ............... 457 Rum. Jack D. .. . .. ... .. 457 lmschman. Karen ......... .. 404 Rose. Charles ....... .169 Rose. Darlene ............... 252 Rose. Karen S. ..... ... 457 Rose. Marty ...... 258.2?0.334 Rose. Penny .. .. 324 Rose. Terrie ......... . . . Roscn. Sheila . .. . Roscnbaum. Michael Rosenberg, Charles .. . . . .. Rosenberg. Jean ..... Rosenberg. Kermit .. Rownbium. Bernie .. Roxenblum. Nancy .... Roscnficld. Martha A. ... .. Rnscnfield. Ronaid L. 451' Rosunlhnl. Albert .. .......... . 370 Roscnllml. Milt . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 339 Rosenzweig. Harvey . . . . . . . 235.45? Rosku. Robert P. ............. 45? Ross. Allan . Ross. Bob. Ross. Carolyn Row, David E. Ross. Elliott Ross. Ernie . Ross. Frederick ...... Russ. James Russ. Laura Rah, Lew . Russ. Marjcan ........ 405 Ross. Mozcllc .......... ... . .. 233 R053. Mylin H. . . 147.253.254.256 Roth. Carol ' .......... 230 Knlh. Chris Roth, Hcllcn Roth. Nancy ........ ... ... RDIIICIIald. Ronald . . .. .... . .. 339 Rothcnncl. Pamela A. ...... , 45'? Rounds. Karen .. 2?4.3l4.325.457 Rourke. Manyr K. . 256. 2'12. 330 Rome, Brenda ............... .116 Roman. Tom ...... .. . . 364- Rou'm. Emily ................. 396 Rmmh. Mary . .. .. Roun. Joe R.. ..... . . . Rowan. Margaret E. . Rowe. Ruben ..... Rowland. Miriam .. .. Rowland. Ron .. .. .. . . . 368 Rowlcs, Charles R. ............ 45? Rowles. Carul .. .. . ...... 32L385 Rowoldl. Carl ............. 251 Royal. Many .......... 326.45? Royer. JmJy .................. 324 Rubin. Marcia ................ 335 Ruhln. Rila .... Rubin. Susan . Rubins. Carulyn ... .. Ruck. George ... Ruck. Llnda . .............. Rucker. James ................ 24 Ruckman. David Ruddick, Dan .. Rudduck. Karen Ruddy. Karcn P. Rudisill. Linda ............... Rudolph. Wayne .............. 361 Rueckcl. Wallace L. . . .. Ruflin. Lany .. . . . . .. . .. Ruh. Thomas ........ Ruhc. John ....... Ruhl. Rirhzlrd .. . ..... Ruhl. Ronald ....... Ruland. Fred 5. Rule. Rick . ... .. Rumn. Bob .... .. Rumbaugh. Denis ... Rumble. Susan . ............ . Rummcll. Larry L. . .. 458 Rundc. Debby H... Runyam. Dan . . . . Ruufl'. Ted . ..... Rupert, Doris . Rupp. Gary , .. Russ. Mitchell A. . Rus Sandra. ..... ll. Goofy . . .' . Barbara Russell. John J. . Russell. Linda Russell. Lyn .... Russell. Roger T. Russeil. Ruth E. . Russo. lgnnlius L. ............ 458 Rusm. Katherine .......... . 258 Rulh. Robert .... ..... .. $147,458 Rullcr. Betty H. . ............ 458 Ruwgan. Dan ....... .. .. 244 Ryan. Mary .. 35? Ryboll. Tom ................. 371 Rynczlrson, Misty ............. 323 Saad. James M. .............. 458 Saurclc. Gail . . . . ... 53bit. Judi . Saba. Roger .. Sacco. Tom Sachs. Pete ................. 353 Sachs. Susan E. Saddam. Alma M. ............. 226 Saddle and Sirloin ............. 2311 Sadler. Evic .................. 323 Sadlcr. Larry .,. ,. ., 344 Sadow. Peter ... .... . 240.24l.458 Sildownki. Judy ........ 232.388.4511 Sucngcr. Anni: M. ............ 458 Safelslcin. Daryl . . . . . 366 Snfranck. Bacrbcl .......... . 252 Sage. Dom: .......... ,. . Sane. Jody ..... Sain. Carol .. .... Sakada. Daryll .. Sakss. Slcgn . . Salazar. Diane .. Saldiin. Kay . .. ... Salem. Richard . . ........... 352 Salisbury. RiChard ......... ., 353 Salmick. Lois ........ 232.453 Salomon. Sue ................. 326 Salycr. Lawrence . . .. .. 246.247.4511 Salaman, Kathy ............... 335 SIII'IIDIICIIE. Adelaide ........ 23? Sump on. Dom I . .. ..... . 40.1 3:11 ' LIIIIrIcnc ... ... 390 San on, Nancy .. .. 3114.403 SIInIIIcII 13.11 mm . . . .. 311.406 Sandburg. II. NI ... . 352 Sander. Susan . . . ..... 252 Sanders. Don .... . . . .... 242 . SIIIILIIL'r. JLIIIII .... .. . I. . 335 . . ILIlcr. Robert .... .. . .. 3111 Sandman. M1 r: 11.1 . . . . . 41M SIIIILIIIIIIIIII. Georgi: . 1411.458 Sands. LarrI . . .. .... 345 SIIIILIVIIss. Norm . . . . . . . . 36.1 SnniIrII. Rob . .. ... .... 222 33111103 Ilcvcrlv .. ... .... . 40? 8111111. Ken . .. .... . . .1111 SImIcm. Vince ............ 415.458 SIIIIlu. DcuIIic . ..... 32.1 ' IIIIIIicrL. Jc. Innc 252.270.4111 . 'ugh. Mabel ........232 Sarr. ETIIChl .. ..... .. . 3.18 SIItaIII. Bonnic .... ... .... 41111 Salcr. Paul .. .. Saucrbrci. Judy ... 52mm. Richard ., Saunderc. Dean D. .. Saurborn. Carol Saurcr. JLIIIIII . Saurers. Linda .. SaIIIIcr.L:1rr3' Savage: Susie .. SIII'CII. Rhoda . Sawyer. Turn Saxcr. 0:111 . Sil3Irc .IIIIIL' SL'IIIIIIIII. Dennis R 3c:1IIli.'IIId.l.indEl . Scarhmugh. Philip E. ........ SclIacICrI Charles ........ .. 228 SchaeffcrI Karl 35? Schacicr. MaI3' 39H SCIIIIeIcr. Run .. . ...... SCIIEICI'EHI Richaid A. . 458 SCIIIIcffeIs. Dick .. Schafer. David . Schafer, Don ..... Schal'cr. MIIrIcnc .. SclIaIL-r. Rick ..... . Schaffcr, Dennis ...... ScIIarIcr. Harwood D. Schaffncr. Tod Schantz. Bob SL'IIIIIIIz. Schaub. L ScIIauI: ', Larry . . . . Schauss. RuL-L'r H. SLIIIL-clI Frank . . School. John ....... .. 51:11ch. Steven . .. .. Schciber. Phil ... . SCIICILIEI. Phyiiiia ............. ScIIL'iLICIL-r. JIIIIII 218.211.1312 Schcincr. HarrIL't ........ 393 SLIIICIle. Sm: ............. 26R SchL-IliIIi. PIIIIIII ..... .194 Schcrmcsscr. Carol A. 455 SL'IIcrOLIrrIuII. James ..... 241 Schcrg'. SIepIIcn ...... 363 Schcu. LorrIIiIIc T. 4511 Scllculc. Carol ... .. . 330 SLIIcLIIIcmaII. Ann . . .. .. . 325 Schick.Ar1L-I'Ic .. ....... 318 SclIic. $11531 ............. . . . .19? SL-IIicfer. Carolyn . ...... 391' SL'IIiIcr. JoyLIc . ... ... . 399 Schiefcr. Marian ...... .. ... 250 SL'IIiL-IL'I'. Marilyn ..... 403 SchicICrtilcin. Bob .......... 3'11 Schiff .IDIIII J. .. ....... 458 SclIiII'. Suzie .. ......... ... . .. 11.14 Sch' Inn. Sandy . . . 35? SLIhIIILIlcrI D011 .. .... Schindler. JL'rry . . . SL'IIEIIdILIr. KLII'II .. Schindler. Linda . SCI'IIL'I: Kathy .. SLIIICIIL-l Corinic SCIIICIIEI Wayne L. .. ..... Schlcssingcr. Jane ............. 237 Schlczingcr, JoAIIII SCI'IIIIZCF. Ronald Schlosscr. PIIiI .. Schluclcr. Larolyn SchmalenbcrgLr. Nancy Schmid. Polly A. Schmidlapp. John .. Schmidt. Andrea Schmidl. Carol C hmidl. Phillip Schmidt. Sue ...... Schmidt William . Scllmicdt. Donald . l John . . Karl . FILIIIIIL'iII. JInImy. Schneider. BuwniI lI'l E. .. ... . . 458 Schneider. Biflic J. ..... . 321.392 Schneidcr. .ICIIn ...... 12.55.334.395 Schneider. Jim I... ... ...... 349 ScIIIIcidI'r. Robert . ..... .. 25! Schneider. Sue . . . . . . . 396 Scimcidcl. Thomas .. I . .... 334.287 Schnilzcr. PIIIIIII .. 3n: Schncnikc. Sandy ......... 323 Schucmlcr. JnIIII . 244.458 SCIILIL'IIInrh. HIIILII . .171 SLI'IIIL'ppIIL'r. Jack .. .. . 341 .5'L'Imficld. Hm: I'I .. .. 2.1!: ' 213 405 SL'IILIIIbL'rg. BII . . 458 SLIIIIIIIcr.RicIIIIrL1 . .. .. 15.1 SclIrLIlcr. SII7I' .. .119 SCIIriIIL'r. Iildnn .... .. ... 14'? .5LII'1riI'.L-r Bill . . . .... 2.12 I5L'I-Iri3'cr. Don . . . . 1.12 SLIIIIiI' . Lynn . . . 255.268.3915 Schrixcr. 5:1113' . 4m .5L'I1mcr. J IIII ..... 162.458 . IId V. . .. . . . 458 SLIIIIchnI :II'IIII John ... . 269 SLIIlIckcrl. C IIriI. . SLIIIIIIILIrI Vi'illinm . . Schullc. SII5IIII .. . . 2. faclIulIz. Barbara L. . .... 458 SLIIIIIIIz. CIIIIrInIIL- ... .. 321459 5ch11I12.I-Iamld . . .. .. .. .169 SLhIIltz. JL-rr3 .. J61 SLIIIIIIIZ JIILI3'K . ...... SCIIIIIIZI Kay ..... 315.331I4l16 SCI'IIIIIII RIIiIIdall 1.. 4S 9 Schudz. 5:1113' .3I7 ..389 .159 Schultz. Slexcn . . .36 SLIIIIIIZL'. Richard .. . ... . . 358 SLIIIunIIILII.ILr Philip .......... 459 Schumann. Ronald ........ . 361 Schumann. Sharon . 230. .185 SLIhIIpbucII. Fredrick ...... 355 SLIIIIrmIIII. John H 459 SclIurIImIInI LI'IIIJII 3.13 SCIIUSICI Charles Schullc. JIInel SCIIWIIb. Belly ScIIImb. Fred Schwab. Nick Schwabcro. June Schwartz. Adam Schwarlz. Arnie Schwartz. BIIrbIIrII Schwnrlz. Dody . SLIIIIIIII DIIIIIIII SLhIIur Jeff SLIIIIIIIrIz. Jncl SLIIIwarIz Mike SLIIIII'IIrIz. Nancy SCIIIIIIr ' . Paul .. . . . SLIIIII'IIrIzI SUI: . . .... ... JI9 SL'JIII'uI'IanIIn. Lazaro . .. 459 SL'IIII'aIzwaIdeI'. Alan . . . . . 459 SLIIIwcikIIcr. John ... ... . 351 Scincyer. Joan . . . . . . 459 Scoficld. Jo3'cL' ... .... . . .. 331 Scoricld. Julienne .. ..... .131 SL'LIII. Charlene .. . ...... 313 Scull House . Scull. Hnward . . .. SLILIII. Jerry W. . .. . SLILIII. John ... .. . . .. 28 Scull. I.:IIIL'II:I SLIIIII. Mary . . 3 1'1 459 Scott. Wiiliam 459 511nm. William .. 4S9 SCLL' -.l Jerry . ... ..... .. 2.18 Sccklcr.C Calhy . . .. ..... .199 SL- Susan . .. .. ... . 4S9 SI: cxl. Linda .... .. . .. 3.10 SchiIIl. Jamel . .. . 459 Scddnn. Jane . . . . 1189.459 Scdgwick. Cyrus .... . ... . 254 ScelLr. Uwu... .... ....285 Scff Judy . chui. BIIrlIII SegIII. P:1III chnll. Bnrl Segall. Robert Scidlcr. Sally ScidmIIn. Bonnie .. Seidmun. Bonnie .. 51:117., GI'cIchL-II .... Scilz. Judy SCkulIIr Linda .. Selby. Linda Self. Robert .. Scligman. Ellen .. Seliskar. Carl Sell. Camille Sellers. Elwin Sellers, Ronald Sengcr Carolyn ., ..... 27:61 47:1 Senior Activities . Senior Class Commillee ...... . 4 Senior Portraits ...... ... 434-465 Seniors ..... 430-476 Scnscmun Janis . ..... 3111.399 Sensor. Arelenc .. I . .. 39.1 ScpicI Ran . 12.1 Scplimus. Edwnid . .. . 386 Sernfini. .10ch .. .12! Semfy. Keith 2.12 Scrijnn. BcItI: .. 459 Scrrnu. Sue 459 Scrl. Jacques ... . . .. 226 Sclllcmyrc. Nancy ..... . 211514. 233 402 Sewm Glcn .... 169 Sexlon. JcanEttc Shaffer. James .. Shaffer. Karen 'L. Shaffer. Karen S. Shah. Frank . .. . . SIIIIlI. Jerome 235 489 SIIHIIOII. Lizzie Shunhullz. Berti SIIIIIIIIII-L'r. Gun SIIIIrILI. Mary .1. SIIIIIIL'rIII MIILII 5IIIIpIILI. Jerry . II'INIIII James 'Y . SIIII.rr SlL'plIL-II .5'IIIIrrb3' David Shaver. Phil Shaver. Robert Shaw. DIIIIIII Shaw. D. Scull Siiaw' Jeff . .. haw. Mnrgarul SII' w, Ruert Shaw. Scull. ...... '. '.. Shaw, SIIZI . ShIIwIIIcr. Grey. . SIIawIcr. BIIrh Shea Frank Shea. KIIlII3.r Shearer. Hill SIIL'IIrL-I. Dzlrlccn SIICIII'cr. Penny SIIL'L'IIIIIr Humid SI'JEL'I'IEIII Mike . Shuchan. Thomas 511le Peggy Shccls. Phil .. SlicIfLy Sandy .. Sheikou 2. Charles Shell. .ILphen . SIIchIIESII DiLk Shelton. K. Lynn Shelton. W IinIn RI SIIILnILcr Mice Sheppard. AIIIII SIIcpIIIIrd..SI15i . Shepherd JnIIcl SIIcrhIIr TL-rry Shcrby. Sharer. flmck Shcrcr. JinI Shcrcr. LIIII'y Sheridan. JIIIi:1 . SIIcridaII.PI11riLIk E Sherman. Terry SIIcrriiII Mark SIIL-rriII. TIILIIIIII5 SIII'IIII. BLIIII' J. . Shiffcr. Gary Shifman. Deborah Shilund. Sally ShinabaruL-r. SII5IIIII SIIichI'. SIIix-L'ly. DImd SIIkIIrliI Bill SIII:II;IIILIII Marc . SIIIIILIIIIL'r. Myron SIII-Iidcr. Doris SIILIIIF. Margie SIILIbLIII: Bobbi Shoemaker. Dick' .'.. ShoemakLr. Jeff SLIInIicIdI RIIInII . SImnch. Jnvcc Shank. Shcrm . SIIoIIIz. William Shook. Dun Slump. .IoIIII Slicer. Jay Shorl. BIIrbIII'II Short. William . SIIOlIgI'I. Liz SIIOWiiIICI'. LIInv . Shrcincr. LIIIIIL' hlIrILieI'. JU:III Ii. Shmycr. Rnsalic SI'IurIIII. DL'L-Ilcc SI'IIICII. JnIILI SIIIIIIhcisI 01101 Shutty. Shcu'l SIIUIlZ. HIIrriE . SIIulIz. HLnIiLIIIa . GcIIL' SlIunIIIII. JLIIIIII Shunt. DIM: SI'Illsll'r. JLIIIII SIIIIII. PIIIII SiIIIrIIII. Van SiIIVL'II, Jocl Sith-I. DUIIIIII SiIk' Icr. Mary Sidawuy. D IVJLI .5iIILIIc. John SidchI Marianne Sidncr. Nancy .. SI'L'bcnIIIcr. .TIIII Siehcrt Hall .5 'hcrl. George .5 Roz SIcch. Arthur . SicgclI Pngy IIImIIII. NIIIIL'3' 5' moan. L'III'LIIL' 51ml. Anne Barbara . . . SicgclInIII-II Harvey. S ' 246.241.243.159 214.11 2.3115 139 .357. 459 459 459 323 . 243. 4011 4041-435 . 325 'Izr. . .150 . 406 m . 3!? 406 . 252 INDEX Sigma Alpha Fusilon . . .. 360 hiumn AIIII'I a Mu . .361 Sigma CIII . . J62 Sigma Delta Tau . . . . . 1335 Sigma Nu . . . J63 Sigma Phi Epsilnn . J64 Sigma Pi . . .365 sigIIIlllld.EIII10r1I9I46ll 511:1 DLIILIIIII- . .. .1184de Silbcrhul'g. Talia . . . 2.17 S L'kk MIIIIII . 4115 .5' . LiIILIII . . 4M! SiII Jerry . . 460 .5i1vcr. I'c-rr3 . . 357 I .IIIIIiL' . . . .119 JLII'r3' 3J- ' 126.403 4611 252 ' . Biirbafil . . 402 iLIrILII John . . .. 41-1 SEIIImIInIlsI NIIIILII .. . .115 Simmonds Sm: . 125 .460 SimIIInIIII. AIIIIL . . . 12.1 Simmons. EIIIILIIILI .. . . . 2M Sinunons. Lyn . . . 335 Simon. Kathy .. . 322 Simun. Richard . .. M6 SInImI. Ron 11:1 . . . . 3.19 SiInnns. Donald . . 249 SiIIIn - JGI 5imp5 3.46 Simpum. J ' .116 Sirnmun, .5 2.111 SiIIIpIInII. .5' . . . I154 Simpson. WIIIIIIIII . . .140 bilnpmm. Y IcIlc ... . . .. 316 . 1115IDIIr1icl .... 460 Sims. John 229. 350.460 SIIII5I RIIl'IL'II . . . . JTII Singer. III'IL-cn . .. I13? $Ir11:cI'.CIIIII3' .. .123 S . Put . . . 397 .SIIcIdOrI . . . . '46 IIIIII. C'III'IIIIIL'IIIII '2? Bet. 2.11. 156. 3311. 4611 . Mariiyn L'I Roger zuIIIcIIc. 'Imdrn . SIIIIIski.K.1rL-II ........ . SkilkL-II. John . . .. Skillic rrII. Ruben .. Sklarskl. Pamela Skolnik. Paula . SkrunInIcI InIIII .. Skuhun Bill ..... Skylonu . SlubIIuglI. Sharon .. Sladojc. George SlancI D1IIicl SIIIIL.NorI-III:1 . SIIIIL. Sheryl ..... SIIIIcr. George . . Slattcry. Jim ................ SIIIIIcI'y. 5Villiilm $1.13-baIIIIII. BL'IIL' SIIIchber MIIrIin Slcnlz. William III Ruvrnond Marilyn . Dick Lcslcr . Ilk'crIl .:Irry ..ILIIIII Gary SnIIIII. Evciyn 5m. IIIeI'. JLIII' ... SIIIallsrLcd. Wilma 252. 192.193 SmIIIIImIIII.RL1hcrI . SmIIrI. John E. . 228. 229. 23l 460 SIIIL-Itzcr. Donald SIIIIL'I-l. PIIIly .324 dIIII SIIII'Ic3-. James ... 24 'I' Smiley. MIIrLIIIIIII 2.111.461 ! SIIIiIh. AIIIII: SnIiIIII Arlene Smith. h'II'II SmIIh. SnIiIII. Cur I3'n SmiIlI. Chaney. SnIiIII. CEIIdII Smith. Dilly Smith. DIImLII SmIIIII Denyse Smith. Diane E. Smilh. Diane M. III. DLIIIIIIII I III. Doug Smilh. Edward . Smith. Elton ....... SmiIlI. EI'crcIt ..... SmiIh. Gary .. Smith. 6:1er ..... Smith Gayle F. .. Smith. George .... SmilII.GII:1'IrI ..... SIIIEIII Jacqueline . SIIIiIII. Im SnIiIlI. Jim M. Smilh. Joseph SmiIlI. Joy .... Smith. Judy. Smilh.LImrc '-I1cc SInillI. Lco . . . I Smilh. Lila .. .. I. . SIniIII. Linda L. .............. Smith. Marilyn . 240.2511 Splegcl. J'n . . .. ...... . 319 Stimpflc. Fritz . .. .154 :on. Virginia .......... I' Ann; Smith. Marilyn J. .. . ..... 460 Spits. Lawrence . .. . .159 Stine. Robcrt . 25.1.266I267 1 :ruI. Danny .. Smilh. Marian ..... . .. . 239 Spi . Juli: II .. I. 322 Slime. 511. II .. .I 252 Swiirlz, Frank Smith. 0. Dilrwin ..... I .. .. 460 Spikcl'. Duane I 269.354 Slincr. Lemur . .. 461 SM lz. Mike .. Smmllcr. Donna . I . 320.460 Slinzimm. Mielmcl . . .186 5m: 1ch. W m Snmosu. Emilio .. 241 Slilsiuycr. Dawd 349 Swarucl. Wlltmm I Julie ... ... 407 SIIIztcin. Jim .. . .. . 255 chnringcn. Rod .... Spitlu. Joanne . . .196 Slilzlci .Inhn . . ...... 229 chdbcrg. Lcnnart Snillcr. William . . . . 36-1 Slilz . Kcnncm . .. 350 chcncy, Daniel . Spucrl. Susan . . I 2114.410 Slack. Gura- . ... . .. .. 246 Sweeney. Sherry .. Spoonhnur. Jane . . .. .118 Stuckcr. Mary A. . . . 242 chntzcl. Paul Sponmler. Dick . .. .. 365 Sluckwtill. P. K. .. 35.1 Swick. Gloria .I Spams . .. . ... I I . . 92-143 Stockwcll. John .... 349 SWickcr. Anncuc Spraguc. Cathcrinc I I . . . I I I . 460 StuckWCIl. Julie I . . I I . I 332 SWiharI. Nancy ... Springs. Woodrow 0. . ... .. .1611 'Smkcs. Shirlcu .. . . 1.14.461 Swimming I . . . I .I I I.. . . 325.390 Stuldcr. Shialcy I .. I. .. 39? SJ'I'IIIIIIonlc Choir .I.. Smith. Shirley .. . I . ..... 270 Springer. Jnnlcs ... . 222 Stolcc. Stephen . ... .... . 46! .zabo. James ... SmIIII. Pal .. Smith. PuulaI Qucnlln .. Ralph Randy . . . I Rick .. . Smith. Roberl . Smith. Robert H. Spur Smith. Sandra .... Smith. Sandra 3. Smith. Sandy . I I . . . I I .. . I Smith. Sharon .. . . . ... . 321 511mm. Jan Sznhn, Ruben SmilhI Shirley A. . . 322.450 SDrIngcr. Joyce . .. . . .. . I 245 Salon. Ruben . .. . I I . I 229 ... .. SnIiIh. Steve . . .. .. 3162 Springer. Lynne . . 1 255.268 Srull. Roger . 229,312,355,461 Sznbolcs. Lmzlo .. . ..... .155 Smith. Steven D. . I .1313 Springer. Richard .. . . I I I . 352 Stall. Thomas 82cm. John . . . .. .. 249.251 Sprinkle. Nancy I . . I I . . . I I I am 51012. Dnvitl . I I . . I I I . 24'1' Szunyi. Louise . . I I . . I. .. 250 Sprom. John . .. .. .. . 344 Slombuugh, Dennis ..... . . . ... I118 Snrow. Tom ... 344 Stone. Daniel . ... .... I . .. 228 Smith. ....... . . . 460 SmIrgeon. SII . .. . 322 Smnc. Ken: . I. . . . . 284 . Smith. 'I M. I I. .. .. . . II . .193 SmIrIock. Glenna . . .. .. 460 Stone. Melvin . . .. . 366 Rick 5. Beth . Smith. Sylvia ... . . 3.10 Spurlock. Phillip .. .... 41-1 Slum. Nancy . .. . 396.461 Tadsun. Karen . Smilh. Tom I . . . . I I . . . . I I . 24l Squcncc, Doug . I I .. ... 355 Smnc. Rnbcrl I .. .. ..... 228 Tilfl. Junie . Smith. Thomas . . 269 Squicr. Murcia .. . .. .... .116 Smnc, Susan . . .......... 31? THE. Robert Jr. Smith. Thomas .............. 355 Sunillncu. Alex 356 Sloody. Tcrry . . .. . .. 263 Talbou. Peggy I Smith. Thomas C, .. . .. :16? Snrungrujana. Sanan . . 22? Smrr. Helga . . . ...... .. 234 Tnlmuge. Jim Smith. Wall . . . . . . . . . . J62 Staczck. John 4110 Slushcrg. Norm . . . . 3I2.356 Tnlmon. Linnea Al Smith. Smith, I I I Smilll. I I i I I . Barbara. I. I. I. I. n. I... I. k. -. ... 46l um I .. I . 2.16 Stadium Sclloluiahili Dormitory 411' Smut. D1111: . . I .. 3?! Tambak SmiIh. W Sinfrord. Danna . 155,324 StoLIl. Marilyn .. ....... 451 Tancnlm 3 I . Smilh. W'Elliarn A. lib. D .......... .. Stafford.1'umes . . ..... 36 Slower. John . .. I .. 24: Tank. Calhcrinc Smilhcrs, Ralph ..... I l ' I DEX ' I I Smilh. Linda 1.. I. ......... 409 Spjccr. Slew ................ 371 Slitlinycr. Sue .. I .. Ell 5 man, Linda 3;. Smoke. Janina .I ..... I... 81:1111. Gayle ..... . . . 4113 SIoI-cr. SIGN: .. . .. II 355 Tunn, Mike . . ' I Smolik. Ralph ......... . Slahl. William .. . .. 365 Strapp. Shawn .. ....... .. 33.1 Tnnnur. Joyce I' ' Smucker. David .I . ..... Stuluy. Barbara .. .. . 318 Slrnsscr. Hcrmin . . I II 237 Tapocsi. Kalhic I 1 I Smuckcr. JohIn . .. ...... . Slnlty. JpsIeph .. .I . .165 SIrnIInIan. IDon . .. . 242 Tzlrannw. Myron ..... . ': Snawly. Damcl II . ..... 51.111. WIIlaam . I. .... I . 164 Smitten. Bull . ... I I . .. 349 Taraluol. Jlrnmy ... I . I I I I . gneug. EHIJHCH . I . EIambauathkIUL' . .. . .. . 339 gtmllon. John . . ...... .. 255 $HFIHH. Andrew . . I I ' '1 'nec . o . . I unlcr. ac I .. ..... 4 3 Imubel. Bnb .. . ........ 354 nswizln. Lee II I Snecringcr. Maxcnc .. ...... .. Slmnpcr. Leah . I . . I 4011 Slruu 1, Jerry ..... .... .. 3'11 Task. Pam I .. ... ; Snccringcr. Sharon .. Stainbro. Sue . .. . 322.395 Sum I Sheldon . .. 35'! Talc. Terry ................... 350 I - Supllcr. Ball . .. . Standard. Sharon 249.250,:51.2?4, Slrgl; r. Susan . .. . 322 Tutham. Florence . . I I' ' Smder. James ....... . 460 Strtschck. Dev. . . . . . .. . . 255 Tau Beta P .. ..... I I I'- SnIder. Les ...I SmndIcr. Bill .... ... .. .. 353 Slmh. PuulI .. .......... 418 Taubnlan. Martin .. I - SnIIder. TgIrrIy . stilnflcld. Larnl .... . .. 460 Slrohl. Mclmda .. . ... .. I 3118 Tan Epsilon PM I I I . SnIder. 11-111mm I. Slanlforth, BIruce . 286.46I Strohm. Dick . . .. . . . I 340 Tau Kappa Epsilon I. .I '- vacly. Linda sImnhopc. Mlchacl ... I. . 2116 81mm . Ronald ... ... . ..I 235 Tavnno Paul ........ I . Snoddy. Duane I I. Slanlcy. Bruce .. . .. ... ... 36D Suok. Thomas . I . . . I .. 461 Taylor. Anne . ... 1 l 1 ' Snoddy. John ... . ..... 948 Stanley. Michael . .. . .. 33:1 Strollers . .. I . .. ... .. 221 Taylor. Gary . . I I . . I II I gugjgrass. .II-oh I I I :39; gIamI'V'JM ... ... . .. ... 2:? gnombeg. Paul . . . ...... I155 III'arIlnr. Larry ... . ... . I n grass. arry . 3P2. InI ...... . . ..... . IIrou-I -hb' . 29 MM. . II I .. Snou. C. P, .. .... 3n Stmchcr. 10L- ... . I ...... 242 SrroI1:-. l,ihndnlc ... ...... . . 253 Taylor. :I I Snowcr. M1 rsfla ........... 335.4116 Stinks. Brenda . . .... 316 Stmnzyk. Frank . . ... I . . . I I 356 Taylor, III gnydcr. Robert, I . . I . . I . . :6? glam. MIICE . ..... . ... 351 fglrokacI-I Gragc .... I I . . I 239 Taylor, . . I .. . II nIIIrdcr. Alberl I ..... ... --8 .Ilnrr. Mrs. . . I .. . I . . . . . I 39'! fall'oxlunc. and .... ... . . . I 242 Taylor. .. ............. 461 I I II 32:33. IICII'Ia:IrIol ... I .... I'Itli inI;Erbt1g:::3 .. . . .. 313; 159mm will? F. .. . . I . . 2'10 ?Mim' SIIosalyn J. ... 327.404 I ...... ...... .Irm. ' .. aor. 1' . . I' I SInI-dcr. Lawrence .. ...... 240.241 Smubus. John ... . I . 225 SlrulIIL. 311.1: mm.. . ... ... .. I33 Tainor. 11332:: . . - SInydcr. Royce .. . I 2.32 SIImIfIcr. 1'. Gary .. .. I I .155 StrunIk. Dave . . .. .. .. 5411 Teul'ord, Kathy I I . -I Snyder. SIcphcn Staufl'cr. Randy . . 413 blruun. Barbam .. 461 Tcafcrd. Norman : II Snyder. TIm . Stazun, Donna .. ... .. I 389 Slrutln. Bobbi ... . I . . I I 326 Tongue. Doug ... I I . SnIydcr. Tom I SlcfnkleyII Ron .. .. ... .. 371 SIIuCkcII'. Julie . ..... .. 400 Team PlcturIt's .. I I Scares. Pamcm SIleaIrns. I'Iudy .. . .. . .. . 405 Sluckcy. Lynn . . . . . 323,402 Tcusley. Umcc : I: Socper I . . . . . I . . .. SIICL'IIElk. Oresl I . I . ... 461 Slush. Dunne ... . I . . I 2411.241 Tegotdi. Pclcr I I I . sIuchal Board . .. . fgllfchcr. Frcdcrlck . .. 146 Sludcbakcr. PaImI ... ... ... 4011 Tegchman. AI . . I . . I I . I .- Etcgkman. Frcnnn f?ltelc. GIcnl'Il'rcy . . .. . Studebaker. VIrgIl . .. .. 2211 Tcllcl. Kurcn . ........... I II goILcIIIIJcan II I ...... . .. .. :1 glchC. RlckIIe . ..... $1111:ch Joan ..... ..... . .122 TciIcIIbleIm. Janie . . ... . . I 461 .. I .I 53:33 IICMIaIrIIcKII-IIIII-Id ... I .. 4:3 Sizzliaasmggan EIHIIII. teannc ... ... . . .. . 388 $CIII'EIIT.kAIII;U: .. . 258.274.3l4.322,461 . I . II . I I In. -I . . uz. 1corgc .. 364.461 c or. 'at crinc ...... 461 II I gquok-JZIkI. Theodor .. . I .. . I .2411 hlcllquIc. Shrrlec . . .. .. 40:1 Slullz. Shargn I .. I .. 237.3115 Tender. Kenneth ............. 461 III snIcrI lcil: . I.. .II. ........ -211 ISIIEILmIIIer. IJohn . I I . ... 3'11 Slump. Dimlcl .. ..... 245.46I Tenl'lfll'll. Nancy ... I I .. scIunIon. cnn: ... ..... . .. 3.9 I,IIcII'I. Chunk .. .. . I . . .167 511111135. lfcmr ... 45' Tonms . . I ... I .. 0 Onion. Mam: ....... 3'10 .1 In. RIthnrd . . . . 3.19 3IIIoglsI Guodn . 403 Tom, Carol . . I I $ulomnn. Mag cnc ... . . 242 SItuIIrI. EIaInc . .. . . . . 4116 Slupp. Jane .. .... ... . . 45I Tapper. Judy . I . . I Solovc. Beverly I .. . 460 616m. .1 dilh . .. ... 251 SHIIdIvunt. NI . 1.1-; Terupak RJCII . I I Somers. Chrihlophcr . 4611 SIthIngss. Rugcrl . I .. I 328 Stulz, Jaclyn 2314031451 Terrell. ILynn I- ; i -- -- 22:1. 1.1.1.1; 111:.-- -- 1:: ------ I . I. .. .I .. IuI .. .. .. .CmIa. 1Iro;..I. I. crrc. on1.. ' I .- SILaII1CIVI11CIIMIchacI I . I . 340 5310pr3 . VlckII I. II I 320 Suchy. SthIIen IIIII I 451 Tcsmcr. Stephen l bummer. LInda .. ... .. 461'! fglcplmns. Crang . ... ... . 354 budcr. Enrb ..... 31? Tesla. Pauline I I gamma; .IIIacIII; I..III..I. $30 5311fphcns, DuvnII IL. ... . I 46! lindman. Harry ..... .. 361 Tcslqrman. Linda Ii II I 58:: left? i511: ... .. 521 SIlnIplIchnn. WIIIIzIm . ... ... 4m 231161715111. Thomas .I.. I 218,225 Texmkoi IIIIIIIIIIIII II 'I I 5 cl.- :3 . . . . . . .. . . . .. .. 2. S :gILInI. BIIII . .. I . . 3711 Sugaskl. Barbara .. I .. 313 Thncker. James ..... . II II I I 9333:122'1 TTIIM . . . I .... :IIII 3:33. gigol'frcy ... . I . ?.Igs 3 :ka Judyr I I IIIII I I 323 Thai Students Assn. I I . . . I I I Surcnscncloycc' I. .... 5-12 Slow. MilrlI-ncl - - I I 15; SIIIEvaknch c- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 3:? $24nnmm. Ihr'n IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I I SDKIOCH Lind1 . I. .. 4611 Star . R h . II . .I a I am a . . I 4 Am. Melanlc I I I Sour ; .I'lllll'l . ... . . . m :SlcrnIJ- 1'1. crIJ. .... . .. .. . 46; SaullxbacIt. Joy . .... . . . .. 234 Thalycr. Bruce I I I SoullIiIrd March . I . . . I . . :3? :9 :1 LI? r. once . I . . IIIII :IIOII 5Iummcm. Sally ... . . I .. 4011 Thnycr. DIrm: IIIII .. . I1 S I . C 1. .. ....I . -II I Icrncu. er. Blil . .. I -4- . 5311:1bury. Carol .. ........ 232 Thayer. Ruchard IIIII I nun. .Irolyn .. I .. . 49.3-1: Slew. John I I ... ... . 228 fmnduy. Elizzlbclh A. I I I . 2'10 Theatre . . I I . .. I I I . gpaIcllLIEmg .. .. . 41h iguana. PIuI I .. . .. 285.287 tgumlyrhaus. Paul ... . 230 Thcibcrl. Ferg ....... II 932$. Jaigd . . . II :63 zlfvennII EIICIEI .... .. . .. .. .116 ngldml I . II I ....... 266-267 Thai n. Pat ....... 397 I S :I . D . . I I: .Ilufener InIccnt . . . .14? fgunukIzmmha .SIrIrzuzl . .. 221' Ihelss. Jean ...... 331 II ggiI1IEIcrOEIcf1 .. . 1463 EIEIEIIionVIgtCJrIInic' . . I I .. 21?: EIEIIIIthnCIj. ID-Wltl . I ...... I 361 lhelasI Christopher . 415 1 1 . . . .. I . .I . - . . I I .. . . . . J . .' I I II Sparks. Rufus .. ... ...... 331 Slcvemn. DcIan ...... .... .189 SIIIF'ES. Jlng-I: .. I . . I I I. I. I II :1: HIS: $2: - I. 3216 - 2931M. Iain: . .. .. .. I251 Stcwurl. DEIVILI ... I . . . . .. 360 Stilcr. Kalhlccn .. . .. 461 Thicl. Julia . ....... I .Ipar In. I dry . .. . . .. . .. .. -51 13mm I. Greg I . .. . . 359 igIIIIIcrInnd. Duke . ... 3H Thiclmcycr. Nancy I I I gagghrfhgaalru .. 2.12 3w . I Marsha. . 249.251.334.461 $IulIlI3rIEIFId. Margaret .. . 2.13.461 TIIierry. Tcmld I SIacar. 601.122 ' .' '. 25?; ?IEXSII: $31??? . '1 . . ' '. I13 SEIIIEERM r52? .1' ' ' ' 13;! IIISEc' 811m ' . Specter. Jel'l'cIry I ... .. .. 339 SIIcwarl. Rosc-Marie .. . I . 316.461 SulIIcIHBc Iy HII . 328.461 ThonEIn. 1:53.11 H. II. Spcclfnr. Mill'JOIl'Jl: I I I . . I 251 ??IEWHII. SamIIcI . ...... I . . 461 SuIIon. lru I I . I .. I 461 Thomas. Ann . I.. I Sgpcnuf. EIIharIce. .. .. . I 460 hlIcwalt, Vrck: I . .. ... . 423.424 SutIonI Robert ... . .. 461 Thomas. Bcllv . I . . I I I angst; JIIIIII: . .... 3:3 :32 ?;IIICE.I Mgr; .. ..... . . . I ... 461 Sullnn. Suzy . . I .. .. .. . 402 Thomas. Darhhic .. II I I Iipcnccf Jlolln .. ... - .II-.II IIIUILI Ll. Ilff .. .. .... ... -2. Suydam. Kathy . .. . 249.2511 flltlnIEIH. Duane II I Spencer' Phili .. .. I5 .IIIIIiIIcIr.I Lochcn .. ... 32.1 .SIvensnn. hjurmu'ct . .. I I . 451 Thomas. James .. II I Sp'nko . Gerach .. . . I .I : 6 EIIIIILkniJ. Dwuzhl .... 348.46l Efwilckcr. 4 am! I . ... I . . . I 3111'! Thomas. John .. I ISmran'Ia Karel . . .. . .6? EIIEL Marla I. . .. I 461 fgwuglcr. Jack .. I. ... 242 Thomas. Karen . I I Spin 15:11:11 I . . ... . 40.5 .IIIff', chI .' .. ... .... .. . 365 .Swan. Paul .. .... ... 344 Thomas. Karon I I I Sphini' - .. . ... .415 gufrel. ICHIJI .. . I I 4 3-6 6111- 111. Dnrnthy . .. . .. 402 Timmah. Karen .. .. I . I I .. . Sgicer Kcnhclh J - 3.12 35.4 :60 .IIIll. LII 11.: I . . -5-.-TOI4U? Swank. Helm . .. . . .. 251 Thomas. Larry ....... .I 414 I . r .... I . blIlIbCIgcr. Lmry . .. I I 340,461 Swank. Jeffery .. ............ 338 Thomas. Michael J. . . I . . I . . . . I 365 I 4?0 -. Rnllic .. w . Tlmnms L. Thomas. William .. . 315.328 218325.432 . . . . . . . . 244 Thompson. Arthur ..... 225,239.24l Thompson. Bclh ....... 23'! Thompson. Don . . 248 Thompson. Jay . . . . 342 Thompson, Kcn .... .... ... 348 Thompson. Maureen 3.. ... 409 Thompson. Michael . 239 Thnmpson. Mike .. . . .. 347 Thompson, Nancy . . . .... 219.331 Thompson. Ronald B. .. 146,230,232 Thompson. Thomas ... ..... 285 Thumpmn. W. Patrick . . . 462 Thomson. Bill . . ...... ... 363 Thonm'ni Keokamlhong ...... 227 Thornburg. Jane . . . . . .194 Thornton. Hamid ..... 246,46! Thornton. Jack ............... Thoroman. Robcrla . ..... Thorn. Norman . Thurman. Barbara Thoyns. Frans R. Thrclfatl. Walter .... Thucrnau. Alan Thur. Mike . Thurman. Carla Thurston. Michael . Tldd. Gretchen ... . 333.462 Tidrick, Dun . .. 338 Tillman Tim .. ...... 242 Timbermnn. Tim .. 236 Timur. Joseph .. 418 Timko. lmbcllc 09 Tirnm, Fredric .. . Timmons. Nod . . . . Timmons. Pryor Tims. Mary Lou .. Tingley. Larry . . . Tinncy, Leonard . Tinslcr. Tad . . Tischcr. Jcrry ... 3 .. Tobey. Gayle . Tobin. James ...... Tobin, Jeffery .. Tobin. Myra ....... Tobacmam Marcia ............ Todd. Gene ......... Todd, Ginger . ,, Todd. Stephan . . . . Tokarz. Patricia Tolm. Doloms Tome. Arnrtl ...... Tomcr. Kenneth .............. 342 Tomlinson. Marion 3 7 . 462 Tong. John .. 236 Tucker. Sally ....... 330 Tnolhmzln, Mary .... 230 Tontlc. Jim TorchClub..... .242 Torra.Robcrt ,7 351 Torroni. Rose Marie ....... 385.462 Torin, Barbara . . .. ...... 3l8,395 Tcuby. Barb ......... ..... .3 393 Tuuchman. Deborah Toukoncn. Eileen . Toussant. John ..... Tovcn Wayne ,. ..... Towers ....................... 229 Town and Married Toy. Fay .................... Tozzi, Rnssic . 3 .. Traclu, ch ..... Track ............. Tracksicr. Jack ..... Tracy, Jim ..... .. .. Trapncll, Barb ........ Trausch. Susan . Traynor. Patricia .. Trcgu Lynn ....... Trcncff, Terrence . ...... 11? Triangle ............ . Trimbuch. Charles .. Trimbur. Tom .......... 368.462 Trinlcr. Thomas ... .. ........ 269 Truccoli. Sonny . . 7 338 Trombitas. Aniko . ..... 258,409 Troul. Jane ............... . 3'28 Trout. Timothy . . . . .......... 283 Truwbridge, Pam ...... . 385 Troy. Cheryl ..... 384.256 Truyer. David . . ........ , 369 Truckur. Pctcr ..... . 462 Trucwing. Kathy ......... .... 403 Trugman. Donna . . . 256.398 Truslcr. Bagrat . . . . . ..... 34K Trylck. Jancl ........... .... 406 Tsai. Leonard . .. Tschamz. William Tsitousis, Kalclsa Tsutomi, Anne. . . . Tubb. Faye .. ... . Tubbs. Merrily Tucker, Janet . . . . 23? Tucker. Ted ....... 240 Tllhzlcck, Robert 356 Turuno. Dclaina .. 462 Turek. Arthur ..... 462 Turkcnburg. Pulcr 340 Turkmcn. UIKCr ...... 409 Turnbull. Allen Sdl Turner. Ann , .. 324 Turner, Carol ....... . . . 400 Turner, James . .. .. .. ...... 3630 Turner, James ............ 462 Turncr. Jim Turner, Rmalind .. Turncl. Sally . Turner. Tcrilyn Turpin. Diana . . .. Turpin. Doug Tussing. Sylvia Turtlm Jon Twccdle. Jim Twcel. Charles Tye, Arthur ... 'I'yIL-I. Gull Tyler, Grant Tyler. Joyce . Tylka. Mike , Tyree. Dorothea Tyson. David . U Ulbricll. Betty . . .. Ullman. Hebcr .... Ullmcr. Katherine . Ulm. Terry . Ulmcr. Charlene Ulrich, Mama UIFICI'I. Thonms . Ulrich. Wilbur .. Ulrlckson, Judy Umplcby. John Uncaphcr. Cunnic Uncaphcr. Emily . Underwood. Roger .. Ungcr. Hem: ...... Ungcn Michael United Campm Ch r'lstian Fellowship . . . University 4-H Chib' I i . I I. University Grange Unkcnholt. Nancy Untimnk. Janet Unverferlh, Don , . .- Updegrovc. Rnbcrl .. Urban. Christina Urban. Reinhart Urban, Wayne ... Urbas. Sue . Urmson. Ralph ... Ury. Kathy Ury. Penny . . .. Utlcrback. wn'liam V Vacch ianu. Joseph . Valentine. Phil .. Valentine. Slcvc Valcnlinu. Susan . Vallcry, Vicki ..... VanAnmm. Bob VanA rsdalc, Sue VanArsdnlcm Sllirlii' -. I. VnnAua. RcbcCca VnnAusdull. Kamrct-h' L'.' '. '. '. 1 . VunBuskirk. Joe ....... , Vance. Barbara Vance. Jerry Vance. Mary J, Vundc. Larry Vandcmark. Baibarn': Vandcmark. Gary .. Vimdmnrk, Rick .. Vundcnbark. Kathy Vandcrhorst. Torn ... ... Vaanyde. Robert ... ... VanHorn. Charles VanHurn. Pilt VanHorn, zlrgarcl d VnnKitk, In y ..... an'llingc. Karen VanMasnn. Jerry I. .. Vunnetcr. Caroline .. VanNostran. Pam VanOoslcn, Susan wnSluytcr. Betty . 400 .. 352 .. .. 268 215,240.24 I 135.252.333.452 ...... . 3 ....... 39.! 249,250,4 07. 462 32 I 270 VanTc-slnar. Paul ...I I. I. I. I. VanVlcrah. Don . . . . 3 .. Vanzanr, Eiainc Vargm Bunnie . .. Varga. Carolyn . Varian. Gram V39: r. Susie .. V35 mu. GIIbCrI Vastinc, William Vaughn. Cecelia . Vaughn. Jim Vaulgr, Dpnnis ...... Vcamm Richard . . . . . Vcdrody, Steve ... Vceluy, Yvonne I V'cidl. Frederick Vclmc. Mara . Vclottn. Mike Vcnnblc: William Vcnard. Anne Vencl. Janet ....... Vcnham, Diane ... Vunncmeycr. Rgberl thUoslcn. Sustc ... Vcntrcsca. Carol Verb. Frank Verne. Bob Veterinary McI-di'c'mc . .. chcrku, Ruben Vickers, Aunt Berl' L... Vickrrs. Nuncy . Vicnruvi. Suknjit Vnmcnt. Sherry Violcl. Eddie Vi .m. Virginia Vomklc. Donald Voch Bruce . Vopcl. David . Voch John Vunh. Vwcloria Vojir. Run Valdcn. PHI C Vokcs. Dung . Volk. liub Vollmur. Flore Vullralh. Jam: anz, KCJIII Vundcrllcid. Robert Vondmn. Marilyn Von Haam Carol Von Jasinski, Joan vun Rllm'. Arthur IL Vnorhlcs. Donald Vulh. Donald Vou'cr. Stephen Vrzlbul. Pat W Wucmcl. Hclcn Frederick Ann l'. Juncl Wnddinulnn, Tom Wndc. Lcnurn Wagnmon. Barbara Waggoner. Jeanne Wunlct. Richard 3Vngncr, Curl W gncr. Dec .. cr. Joan cr. John Wagner. Wagner. K V . Sharon Hhumcr. Sue .. Walden. Calrnlc Wuldmnn. Cindy . Walumun. Regglc Waldo. Shuryn .. 3V2Ildsmilh. Dun Walker. Allen W'alkcr. Blll 3. Walker. Bob . . Walker. James T. Walker. Jim Walker. JudyI 3V kur. Niles . Wnlkcn Richard . Wulkcn W. Tex W: .02. Hzlrb . Wallace. Charles . Wallace. Judy Wallace. Linda . Wallace. Wall Wallace, William Wallace, Wallmvcr. Dec Walls. Ralph Walrzllh. Beth HJJIHII. HCICH Walsh. Killhcrl'nc . Walsh. Kine Walsh. Margaret W'ullct. David Waller, George I. . - Walter. Jack Waller. Jean Wallet, Nancy Wallets. Juhn Walters. Kzlrcn W'nllun. lAllen Wklllz. chl' Wnngrin. Gary Wanker. Ruhcrl Morn ...LL. Wallick, Rack . 233 249350.462 33E 233 . 320 Wunncnmchcr, Charlene . Wausky, Michael Wm Eunice . . Ward. Jim Ward. Larry Ward, Miclmvl Ward. Nzlr y . Ward. Pamela Ward. Paula Wnrdoll. John Warden. Bill Wnrdlow. Ben Ware. LarryI Wnrcnimc. Joyce .. War mI'L Judy Waring. John W'nmukc. Darryl .' .- W'umc. Cheryl . . .. . Warner. E. John Wumcr. H. Jack Warner. Judith ....... :13...::'. Linda Wendy ': Ten. Anlnincllc Warren. Barbara Warrcn, Connie Warren. Paul Warrick. Mill'ciu Wnrrington. Gillian Warm.- r. 3V.1rncr, W Paul ....... 463 L'y. Jilnl'cu: ..... . 463 . Carol .. . .. 130.le hhnm. Sharon . . ..... 330 hinumn. Jinx . THAN man. John 463 - serman. Amy . . J35 339 343.400 37-1 RIKAGE 245.332 4I5 . .. . 269 . Evelyn 21'?! ,Daviu. 25l Watson. Doug ... .. 231 WEIRD . Elizahclh .. 396 Watson. leribL-Ih J63 Walsun. Marjorie 409 Watson. Richard . .. H.. 371 3V:Ilson. Toni . 363 Wnlis. Daniel 235 Walla Phillip . 46.1 Warm. Stuvcn . 251 Waugh. Richard .... 3 - Waxmun, Gayle 4 Cl Wuymirm M nrjnric 323.395 Wuukley. D . .... ... . Wcuklcy. crry . . . ....... JTI Wmlhcrhcud. Bclh ....... Weaver. C. Bradford .. . Wuuvcr. Craig , .. . Weaver. Madonna . Weaver, Richard Weaver. Richard A. Weaver. Sally . ... ... .... .. Weber. Bah ...... . .... 269,286 Weber. James :63 Weber. Jnnul . . 311 Weber. Lorraine .. 322 Wither. Ray ... . .. . 347 Weber. Robcrl . .. . 253.336 Waddle. T. Miclmcl ......... 251 Weed. Lynn . . 408 chncr. Chuck . .. 351 3Vchr. Richard 242 chiblu. K slim: . ..... 2-1-5 W'QK ncr. RI 3 'Iill'd . 4:33 chI. Cnmler: . . . ........ 39!: Wcimer. Ruth ....... . . . . 147.258 Weinberg. Adcllc . 463 Weinberg. Fran ... 3W Wcinhcrucr. Bah J39 Wcil'lbcrgcr. David 339 Wcinbcrgcr. 303.11: ..... I ....I 463 Wuiuhurgcr. Michael 339 Wcincr. Bruce . . . 370 Wcincr. Diane ..... J98 Wcincr. Rngcr .17 Wcinlund. Sue Ann ...... 1-25 Weinstein. Mark .. . .139 Wcinsmin. Ruth .. ..... 463 W'L'inlrmlh Daniel 131 Wcinlrauh Marcia ..... .19: Wcinlr'lub. Marcia . $63 Wuiulmuh. Wayne .. . .. 2?8.339 W'cinlz. Cindi .. . 32l.403 Weir. Dalc . ......... 463 Wcis. John . ... .. 339 Wei erg. Beverly . . . . 46,1 Wcisbcrg. Sheryl ..... .135 Weinberg. Stuart . .. . . 255 Weishmd. Sandra . . 463 W ' mhcr. Margaret 463 other. Thomas 463 timer. Tip . ....... 353 Hurt ..... 310 David ..... .....463 Judith . ... . ... . .19?! Sandra .. . .. . . 392.393 . Julln . . .. 356 ..... 461 330 1 . 25 Welcome Week . . . ........ I8-19 3Vollbuun1, Bill ...... 396 Wclgc. Mark . 366 Wullmnn. Judy .. . 408 W'clls, Donn ..... . 244 Wells. Martha . . 463 Weils. Mary Lon 393' Vrclls. Norma 405 Wells. Rugcr . ..... . . . 269 W'clsh. Bob ... . .. .. . . . 229 Welsh. Frzulk .. 46.1 Welsh. Judith 463 Wclshuinwr. n:nviu'j. 7 213 Wclslauimcn Judith 32.1 Welliu. Cornell . . . . . 463- Wclllich. Robert ......... 351 Welly. Ruth . ......... 315 Welly. Sharon . ....... 3I?.46J chdling. Judy .... . .. . 272,38? chdl. Consmncc . ...... , 2.15 chgcr. Dennis .. Wenger. Phyllis Wenner. Stew .. . ulcllzl'lmcr. Gerry . .. chrin. Bill .... Wcrbur. Carole .. Werner, Richard Wl-nt. WWilium . . . ..... 4:53 WcrI.Dick... ...........351 We rlheirncr. Nancy ........... 326 INDEX chz, David .. Wcrlz. H. Jane W'crtz. Neil ............... . 16 Wessling. Ken .... .. .. . . 352 West Baker Hall .. ....... 389-39I West. Jocl ........... 249.463 West. Bill ...... .. ......... 358 Wcsl.Joycc.................392 West. Punni , 7 ........... 400 Westenbnrgcr. PennyI ....... . . 23D Wcsterbcck. Dan ....... 371 Weslcrman. Marga ... . . . . . . :. . Wcstcrman. Richard ......... 3'10 Westinghouse, Bob . 2 '3'286'366 Westminster Hall ............. Weslon. Nancy .......... . . 463 Westwalcr. James .......... 235.252 Wclchct. Jim ... ........ .... 3411 Wclli. Tam . ............ 2211 Wclmcrc, William ....... 463 chlcr. Chuck ........ . 320 Whalen, John . . 225 Whaley. Dianna .. ..... ... 329 Whaley. Rich .. .. ... . .... 362 Whapham, John .............. 321 Wharton. Calhy ... .... 320 Wharton. Hulda .. . 365 Whnrlon. Judy ...,, 233,461 Whallcy. Rick ..... ...... . .. 363 Whedon, Felicity ............ 237 Wheeler. Barbara ......... 332.463 Wllecler. Carol .............. 463 Wheeler, Eugene ........ .. .. 24l Wheeler. James . . ,, ,, 463 Wheeler. Leora ............... 23'! Wheeler, Tom .... . ... 3?l Wherry. Evelyn . . . . 250.258 382.408 Wherry, Fran . .... .. 250 Wherry. Rosemarv 464 thtscl. Pat . . .. Whinnery. Karen Whisler. Edwin . . 239 Whitacrc. Paul ............... 269 Whilakcr. James .............. 350 Whitbeck. Jancl ........ . 331 White. Ann ... . . .. ....... 333.464 Whilc. Bob 7 . . 36'? White, Frances ............... 252 White. Julia ... .. ............ 464 While. Kay .. . . 225 While. Marilyn . 258.214.382.403 Whizc. Nicki ................. Il- Whitc. Phil .......... N .. TH While. RiChard ............... 140 While, Sue A. .............. . 33! While. Virginia . 32l Whitehead. Linda ........... 26H Whitesidc. Ellie .............. 334 Whiting. Cliff . .. . ........ 352 Whilmer. Charles .... . ....... 4l5 Whitney. Palricin .. ...... 249.464 Whillemore. Bnnnic ........... 334 Wiard. Becky ................. 385 Wiblin. James .. ............. 464 Wickham. Pam . . ........ 31m Wicklinc. Andrew ............ 340 Wicklond. Joyce . .. . .. 242.317 Wideman. Whitic . . .. ..... .. 414 Wicdcr, Daniel ........... 357,464 Wiedcr, Laura ............. .. 326 Wiener. Carol .......... , 7 389 Wicscnbergcr. Steven , . . 370.464 Wigcl. Kathy ................ 406 Wiglon, Beth 390 Wilson. Iris ................. 409 Wilch. Genie ..... ....... .. 249 Wilchcr. Nancy .. ............ 398 Wilcox. Jean . 3E9 Wildcrmulh. Jack . 340 Wildermulh. Marsha Wildmun, Dorothy ..... 464 Wilcnsky. Edda 464 Wiley. Don .. .. . 362 Wilhelm. Charlotte 399 Wilhelm. Sacha 250.32I Wilkes. Howard . . .. 36S Wilkins. Marlene . .... . . . . . 327 Wilkinson. Bob ..... . ... .. 353 Wilkuff. Ernest . .. ........ 464 William. Don .......... . 359 Williams. Ann ........... 464 Williams, Belly ... ......... 324 Williams. Cherie .. . . ......... 362 Williams. Dale . . . .. 286 Wiliiams, Don ................ 368 Williams, Grey. . . . .. .. ...... 355 Williams. Harold Williams. Jack ............... 333' Williams. Jacquelyn .......... 464 Williams. Jan .. .. . ....... 403 W'illinms. Icrry K. ..... .... . 464 Hlilliams. Jury L. .. ......... 464 Williams. Laum ... ... ..... 323 Williams. Lcni ........... 402 Williams. Peggy .. ........... 406 1 1mm, Ralph . . . . . . . 244.464 Ial'l'lh. Richard ..... . .. . . .. 235 lama. Roger ...... 344.464 3 ms, Slcvc ............... 36S ms.Susun .464 ms. Susie ... . .. 250,322 ms. Timothy ......... .. 4 ms. Vesper .. . :unson. Dave 37 W'illiamhml. Jim ..... . Williamson. Philip . . .. WJIquer. Carol Willis. Marilyn .............. 4 4 Willis. Palriciu Willolh. Craig . .. ...... 24 Vlilloughhy, Cale: .. 235.464 Wilson. Barbara . . . . 322,392 Wilson. Bobbyc J. .. ........ 408 Wilson. Bruce . . . . . 225.464 Wilson. Connie ......... .. . 334 W'ilson. David . . . ............ 364 Wilson. Emilyr .......... 464 Wilson, Ernem ...... 464 Wilson. George .. 2m Wilbon. Jack ......... 255 Wilson. James .............. 464 W'ilsomBan. ......J3l Wilson. John E. . . .. 239 Wilson. Joyce 464 Wilson.Judy ..iII' '11'23332 Wilson. Judy A. . ,7 . . . 268,409 Wiison. Juliana ............ 239.332 Wilson. Kathy .. . .. .......... 410 Wilson. Keith 464 Wilson, Kit ............... 332 Wilson. Mary .. ........ 334 Wilson. McIissa . 318 Wilson, Nathan . ........ 464 VVI'Ison, Norman ......... 464 Wilson. Phyllis .. ... . .. 328 Wilson. Richard .. .. ........ 230 Wilson. Sue . . .. . . . . . . . .. 233.234 Wincc. Judy .' .......... . .. 317 Wincc. Judy , ............. 318 Wincc. Judy A. ............ .. 40 Wine. Cherie .. . 239,222,323 Winegardner. Carole .... ..... 234 Winegnrdncr. Sue . .......... 231 Wing, Phil ........ . 7 .. .. 224 Winkel, Robert .............. 231! Winkler. Sluuon . . Winn, Linda ..... Winner. Alan . Winnctl. Joyce .... . Winslow. Susie: ..... Winslow. Richard Winstel. Carol . Winters. Dave .. Winlcrs. .I'udilh . Winston. Craig . . Wise. Barbara ...... Wisc. Sue .. ,, Wisecup. R. Daniel Wiscrnan. Melanie ........ Wisniewski. Kathy .. Wissbrun, Kenneth ... . . .. Wilhcrspoun. Jack Witherspoon. Ruth Wicker. Cheryl .. . .. Witschcy. Elizabeth . Willen. Carol .. ..... . .. 464 Willcnbcrg. Sheldon . .. 273.312.3161 Witty, Fran ................. 233 Wocllerl. Mlen . 346 Wogan, Diane ........... 329.464 Wohlcrs, Shirley . .. .. ....... 39? Wohlgcmulh. Robert ......... . 464 Wojcik. Richard 222.269 Wojlue.. Bob .. . ........... 344 Walboldl. Danicl ...... 228.363 Wolcozl. John ............... 36'! Wolf. AlIun .. . 366 W'olf. Anita .. ..... . 389 Wolf. David .... ........... 24I Wolf. Dean ......... . 236 Wolf. E. Dan ..... 242 Wolf, John ..... 245 Wolf. Merle .................. 1119 Wolfberg. Dave . ............. 170 Wolfe. Bill .... ... ..... .. 3'11 Wolfe. Carol ............ 268.390 492 Wolfe, Date ...... .. 3651 Wolfe. . 368 Wolfe. 7 H . . 36 ! Wolfe. KcnnL-Ih 7 . . .. ... 464 Wolfe, Marianne ... . . 328.323.464 3Volfc.Ray..... ...252 VUoIfc. Ronald . . . 464 Wnlinctz. Barry .. 366 Walk. Barry .............. 320 Wnllam. Kris . .......... 324 Wollam. Sharon . ... ....... . 332 Wollclt. Ron .. .. ... . 246.464 Womenis Glee Club ..... 250 Womems Residence Halls Association . ............... 331' Women's Self Government Association ............. 258-259 Womersley, Rulh .............. 4 Wood,Ann ........ . 31? Wood, Carol 316.464 Wood. Charlene ........... 4 Wood, Dave ........ 344.464 Wood. Donald ............... 27? Wood, Linda . ............. 328 Wood, Philip .. ........... 235 Wood.Thomns...............464 Woodmunsee. Roberta ..... 333.464 Woodrow. Lil ...... 220.390 Woodruff. Willmm ............ 353 Woods. Marcella Woods. Mary .............. . 39 Woods, Shcrryl .......... 139.390 Woodsidc. Frank ............. 349 Woodlen. K ............ ,, 7 3111 Woodward. Charlollc . .... . . .. 233 W'oodward. Jane . . . . 3H! Woodward. Sun: . ........... 320 Woodwonh. Arln ............ 406 Wondyard. Betsy .. ........... 329 Wool. Sheila ...... 464 Woollcy. James , ..... 241 W'Dnllon. Janet .... 400 Worch, Susan .. 251 Work. Lynne . 313 Workman, John ....... 362 Workman, Tom . - 51.52.515.52. 53 9.84.254.256,349 Worlcy. Joanna .. ... ...... 324 W'orme. Kennclh .. . 364 Worth. Linda . ....... 323,396 Worthington. James .. ..... 242.464 Worlmun, Bob ............... 1 Wartman. Suzanne .... 333.464 Wtcn. Marsha 385 Wren, Stephen ............... 26 Wrestling . ....... 133,189 Wright, Bill .... . . . .. ....... 41 Wright. Carolyn ..... .. , 46d Wrighl, Chad , 7 ..... 246.464 Wrigl1l.David........... ....371 Wright. Diana ........ 250, 3l5.323 Wright. Joyce ................ 393 Wright. Judilll .. . . . . . . 225239.464 Wrighl. Mike ............ .. 349 Wrighl. Sue .. .. . 134 Wright,Tom ....... 412 Wrigley. Barbara . 330 Wrigley. Lowell 147.269 Wrobci. Rosemary ............ 32 Wu. David C. Wuclllcr. Nancy Wuellncr. Richard . .. ........ 360 Wyatt, Ben ............. 32l.40$ Wyatt, Jack ......... .. . 386 Wyatt. Susan ............ 334.464 Wykcr, Deborah ............. 465 Wylie, Carol . . . 243 Wyncr. Carol 335 Wynn, Jennifer ... ........... 256 Y Yacaprnm. Mike 242 Yacgcr, Fred ......... 269 Yngcr. Brenda . . .. 4D? Yaklcy, Bill ...... . 242 Yandlc. Linda 403.463 Yanik. David ..... 414 Yunok. Robert ............ 465 Yap. Willis . 465 Yarrington. Sue 325 Yarns. Kathleen 402 Yasl. Penny ................. 194 Yates. Sue ................ 334.39? Yaw. Eve . ......... 25l Yaxlcy. Rita ........ 46S Yeager. June ....... . . . 237 TeanThe 16-213 Yeardlcy. Susan ............. 333 Yearslcy, Raymond ............ 233 Yelensky. Donald . ........ 244,465 Ycoh. Pcng N. 409 Yeoman, Jancl ................ 465 YM-YWCA ................... 223 Yodcr. Jerry ,, .......... 251 Yodcr. Milton ... . . . .. 384.256.414 Yoder. Richard . , . . .. . . 4 Ynder. Susan ................. 408 Yndcr. Tim ................... 338 You. David ................... 355 YofIc. Terry .... ......... .. 3I9 Yonko. Jon ............... 241.465 Yoss.Richard 238 Yosl. David 240 Yusl. 3m: .................... 363 Year, Pele .................... 363 Young. Bruce ....... Young. Dawn . . .. . . . . . . 408 Young, Dennis ........ 225 Young. Gwen .......... 388 Young. Jim ....... 33'? Young. John ..... 456 Young. John D. . 321 Young. John M. . 364 Young. Judy ... 394 Young. Louise . ...... 465 Young. Mary . . 385 Youngkobcrl... ............252 Young. Ronald ....... 386,465 Young. Sara , .............. 464 Young. Stephen M. ............. 28 Young. Thomas R. ............ 355 Young. Thomas W. .. ......... 244 Young. Toni 268 Youngman. J6d'3'rTIfflLfffififi 407 Youngs. Melanie ............. 405 Younker. Slew: ....... .. . . . .. 363 Youshnk. Mike ................ 242 Zachary. Andrea .......... 339.390 zacks.Corky m.n........319 zndek. Margaret 465 anesky, Marjorie ............ 465 Zahand, Gloria ............... 39? Zahn. Albert 360 Zaleski. James ................ 222 Zamcc. Curt . . . . , ............ 344 Zancr. Brian .... ............. 339 Zavakos. Maria ............... 465 Zea. Doltic V. ................ 389 Zchndcr, Jeanne .............. 395 Zehndcr, Koran 244 Zcid. Ronna . , ....... 465 Zciazny. Jean 393 Zelazny, William .............. 464 Zelendn. Sally ............ 332.396 Zelizer. Fahn .......... . . . 278,289 chko, Karen ..... ........ N 258 Zellcr. John .............. 256,370 Zenscr. Terry .......... .. 345 Zerkle, Carol .......... 39D Zela Bcla Tau ....... 310 Zeta Tau Alpha ..... 336 Zeulcr. Man.r J. .. 406 Zeus. Jeannette , 389 Ziarko. Michael . . . 46S Zielinski. Joanne ....... 92 Ziesler. Daniel .. ..... 227,465 Zifer. Jeff ...... 418 Zimmcr, Karen ........ 331 ijmcr. Neil ................. 465 ngmcrmnn. Carla ............ 322 Zimmerman. Dave ............ 242 Zimmerman. Gary ,. . . . .. . . . .. 465 Zimmerman. Kent 36';I Zimmerman. Sharon ........... 334 Zimpfcr. Betty ................ 402 Zindcll. Judy ................. 335 Zlncs,Jack .. ......,........242. Zinkon. Sally ................. 233 Zinu. Roy .................... 242 Zinscr, Joanne ................ 398 Zinlsmslcr. Logan , ZirkcI. Lizbcth ... Zoldun. Sandy Zollcr. Jeri . . . ............... 284 Zoma lmemalional House . . . .. 409 2001:. Jack ................... 351 Zuok. Larry ................. 241 Zucrchcr. Robert 7 ........ .. 465 Zunis', Maxine ............ 318,465 Zupunic. Richard ... . . . . . . . , . .. 353 Zupp. Brad ........ .283 chicr. Rila .................. 465 TYPE DESIGNATIONS The body copy of the Progress section of the book is set in 12 and 14 point Times Roman Italic type. The body cepy of The Year section is set in 12 point Times Roman. The body copy of the Activities and Living Units sec- tions is set in 11 point Times Roman. Body copy on the Division pages and on the introductions to Events, Sports, and Academics sections is 12 point Spartan Medium. Captions are set in 8 point Times Roman Italic. Group picture identifications and the identihcations of senior portraits are 8 point Times Roman. The Senior Activities section and the Index are set in 6 point Times Roman. Headlines 0n the division pages and on the introductions to the Events, Sports and Academics sections are set in 60 and 84 point Playbill type. The other headlines in the book are set in 18, 24 and 30 point Futura Medium. The book was printed by American Yearbook Company, and the cover was designed by Ralph Van Dyke and produced by The S.K. Smith Company. OSU COED BECOMES 1965 MISS USA Suc Downey. an OSU freshman majoring in Fine Arts. was crowned Miss USA on June 4 at the Miss USA pageant in Miami Beach. The lovely blonde Sue. who lives with her parents in Columbus, began the road to her triumph at Miami Beach by win- ning the Miss Central Ohio pageant held earlier this spring. In July she will compete for an even greater honor when she takes part in the Miss Universe contest to be held July 1-2. Sue will have a one-ycar reign as Miss USA during which she will tour the country for personal appearances at thou- sands of functions. 494 FROM THE EDITOR MAKIO has a long history on the OSU campus and a reputation to uphold, and every new MAKIO editor feels the burden of this heritage to some extent. I did when I first started planning this year's book and tried not only to uphold MAKIO's reputation but also to improve upon it. There were many fine, dedi- cated people helping me in this endeavor, and we had a lot of fun on the way. The office was always filled with a large group of enthusiastic workers- although this might just have been due to the three political campaigns that were run from the ofiice, the Block O membership drive, and the fact that the Stu- dent Senate treasury was located there. At times, putting out the MAKIO was a strugglea in fact, most of the time. I used to wonder how pre- vious MAKIO staffs ever made ithespecially when I saw all the problems we ran into. Then one day I found out that these problems are part of the MAKIO heritage, too. I discovered the following poem in the 1892 MAKIO: The editomsat in their sanctum. Letting their lessons rip; Racking their brains for cm item. And Heating at! they could dip. The editors sat in their ciass-room. As if getting over a drunk; Their phiz was ciouded with awftti gioom For they had made a total fhmk. The editors sat in their sanctum, And hit themselves in the eye, A mi swore they'd enough of the business. They would quit MAKIO or die. And this is the reason. dear reader, If our faces you no longer see, It is the Faeuityls tattit we're not with you For we were given the polite GB. Add three cases of mononucleosis to that, and you have the 1965 staffts year. But now that it's all over, we can look back to the year as a great one, and hope you enjoy the book as much as we enjoyed putting it out. Jeanne M. Mallett PHOTO CREDITS Jim Anderson t . , 32.51.?2JG. Blll Beddow . t . 45.3:40. Al Bouvman t . . l29.IJlJ.l32.3?9.412.4l3.416. Jim Bradford . . . 2N3. Branch Cnmmls . . , 196.I9T.I09. Howard Cihak . . . VJDJH. Tens' Come . . , -ll2. Jim Cooper . . . 9436.91 Bernle Dennison . . . 1m Linda Dlxon. t . I35.117J'tttJ'NJHtLENLJXSUWIAIII. C. Dmld Eeles . . . .14.,15.45414349.St:.$1.53.54.55,62.ts3.t.5tt.'t.73.'ts.'tb.x3. mammalIMLIJI.14H.I60.I6L178.Ismail.JRLIHJJMJsSJQLJM. 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Dave Longneckcr . . , 2130.53.59.633KItl'i.lllS.l09.l l4.l'2ELI23.IJJ.I-l-I.I5K I59.202.204.2ll5.2l2.BIJJ.I6.253-,251262.JINJHSJIMJUTJl7.3ls.3l9. .12!.323.324.325.316.328.529.130.33L331.334.335333.339.344.345346. 343.349.351.J52.353.355.356.35?.358.359J6D.MI.362.361.364,J65.366. MlltIBt-lUOAl 1.43.1. Larry McPherson . . 65.17.80.8l.I26.l27.l23.222.251317.324.325.326.329.338. 339.3dll.342,344, ZJMJMJGHJTU. Al Miller . . . :1. 't. Ohlu smte Monthly . t . 30.311.38.19. Department of Photography . . . 9i.l38.l4tt.l9lI94.25I,BHHJNQQOUJQIJQJ, 293394.295. Chuck Pint: . . . mlI64,I6S.166.IBT.I63.I69. Knrl Raark . , . 31.24.25.2fiJI.33.34.70,74.333.05.983?ItlllJtILll'JStIOG, IINJIUJIIJILJILI l4.ll6.ll?.ll9.120.l2l.l45.3l5t Bruce Rihhunst . . . 4,6.?,$,9.l2.15.2tl.2l32.40.42.415I.56.5?.60t6l.63.64.65. 66.6H32 73.82.3.'.H-I.KS,86 85.89.96Jl6.l34.l35.lJ-6.IJT.1.WJ-HLML JJTEI HMSU. 2.153.154J55l ISTJSSJTILJT? lit t7 'ial'tTJHT l94.l9h.19?.214.243.254 259.262.26.12 a .. . 300.3013! LJHLJHUJHTAI3.4I8.419.420 3.424.425.430.465. Dare Smuckur . . . 4I.69.200.203.21H.223.212.233.235.218.313. Sludium Dorm . . . JHIAIT. K. Toneyan . . . 22?. Unltcd Campus Christian Fellowship , . . 2? . J. Webster Wemw . . . 64.6169J138.199.250.255. 44. Tom Young . . . 2 49.5 1965 MAKIO STAFF ADVISOR . ............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ronald L. Bingaman EDITOR Jeanne Marie Mallet: COPY EDITOR . . Sharen Rozen, Autumn: Donna BUSINESS MANAGER . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ron Stazen, Winter; Jane Huttenlocher, Spring ASSISTANT BUSINESS MGR. , . . . Darrell I LAYOUT EDITOR . . Randy Hoover, Autumn and EXCHANGE EDITOR ....... . . . Carol 5 Winter; Kay Moore, Spring PUBLICITY DIRECTOR . . . . Donna McCo NEWS AND PHOTO EDITOR . . . . . . Dave Eeles Autumn; Sandy Bobo, l ORGANIZATIONS EDITOR . . . . . . Ginny Kunert SALES DIRECTOR . . . . . . . . . . . . Duane S Business Dianne Bcnncu Becky Higlmm Copy Carla Allcnsworlh Nancy Baumbaugh Organizations Connie Bcckwith Harold Caplan Photography J Em A n d arson Bill Beddow Vickie Crussman Tom Buckner Jam: Dyer Cheryl Bohnsack Judy Ezcrsky Judy Barns Cynthia Erfurl AI Bowman Mike Kmnsnolf Anne Connolly Nancy Fcnmn Howard Cihak Joan Lcnhnrt Joan Doyle Patricia German Tony Come .Imnnic Longncckcr Jane: Elwin Pam Hamilton Bernie Dennison Debbi..- h-Iulford Marcia Honplc Sharon Landes Limla Dixon Anilu Ornsy Margie Levm M arcia Mazzioui John Fleshin Marcia Painlcr Fran limhen Maureen Monskc Calhy Ford Bill kislo Terry Lucas Carol Nardi Tom Guirrcri J:1nc Sullll Dianne McKe: Karyn Nirady Chuck Johnson Abra Tanner Duvid Martin Kathy O'Fricl Dave Jone; Ray O'Loughlan Linda Petroski Skip Jordan Jane Plnllt . Connie Wallick Chess Kittredgc Helena ReSHECk Joyce Wmnelt Dave Longnecker Nick St. Cawsh Judy Youngman Larry ManchOn Nadine Santo Sally Zelenka Al Miller Gerald Schcuer Karl Ranck SAnlly Schultz Bruce Ribbans .llm Turner Dave Smucker John Wagoner J. Webster Vierow J :Ick Wilson ACKN OWLEDGEMENTS Branch Contrlbutors Contrlbutors Spemal Thanks To: Mary Ann Albert Sm: Nmuncc Becky Allerding American Yearbook Company: Becky Bord Pat O'Conner Jim Bradford Ed Harkl'pnmn Regina Church Buddy Parish Paul Coleman Rick Harper Paul Crumrine Howard Quinn Stan Darling Ralph Van Dyke Carol Culp Lynn Skusa Ed Kcyes Gary Znok Keill'l Davids Lue Smilh Jean Pnrr Athletic 0mm: Gene Duncan Bill Sole! Chuck Pinu Delmn Sludios: Sylvester Fuston Ted Temple Tom Sawyer Emu Fields Pal Gales Jeff Tennzlnt Barb Shnwlcr John Pemrcri Barry Gould Mike Tlmlchcr Shirley Smith Dcpartnltnl of Photography Randy Handstetllcr James Wcadock Bob Stine Fast Photo Service: Maury Junglas Jack Werley UCCF lick and Km- Run Lmz Carol While Mill Yoder Harlan Hoover Cnml Mack Lowell Williams Lumen: Alicu Mascari szn Williams Lyn anye Linda MiIChcll Ohio State Maulhly Publications Board S. K Smith Company Student Auditing Office: Airs. Ida Nayfm' Miss Barbara Bonghron 496 Parks Dreher ichaub rmick, anrer Noddy 3 . I ti .I.a.1 IJu