Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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Row one: Cynthia Griffiths, Mike Lipkowitz, Mary Lois Ontko, Lois McGuire, Bonnie Lou Milby, Beverly Perry, Mrs. Amelia Hays. Row two: Mercedes Koval, Elaine Metzler, Peggy French, Donna Szuhy, Patricia Johnson, Connie Kras, Eleanor Masumoto. Row three: Carol Sue Hamm, Peggy Smith, Sandra Blizzard, Pat Macnamara, Goyle Pratt, Donna Dacey, Jeanne Sayler, Eleanor Nolan, Marilyn Lowe, Nancy Essig, Karen Doughman, Anita Kuly, Nancy Auerbach, Donna Blender, Ann Decker, Willyann Stout, Carol Chynoweth. HOWARD HALL Howardites started this year amid hula- hoop satellites and brightly-colored space- ships. Freshmen and upperclcssmen found themselves doing some on-the-spot entertain- ing for the dorm ' s surprise parties that were out of this world. It wasn ' t long before everyone was orbit- ing to the ukelele swing. Noisy hours often echoed the plunking of ukelele strings to the tune of Twenty-six Miles or Blue Moon. The outer-space lasses of hloward were occupied by mixers, teas and studies. Part of hloward ' s earthbound tradition, the Dean ' s Tea , was really a Christmas sur- prise party in the lounge planned by the up- perclossmen. 17

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CENTER DORM Whiskers, rolling eyes and long pink ears . . . Center women counted happing little bun- nies instead of sheep in their sleep. The year opened with o bang for these upperclass women when they won first place in the women ' s hlomecoming float division. The tall gold trophy on the main desk sparked the enthusiasm of the high (four flights) society girls and led to a year of high spirits, high goals and high jinks. The only complete display of its kind, The Chidgive Annual Art Exhibit was hung in the wee small hours of the morning for the entertainment and edification of dormitory residents by several high-spirited girls. Whether planning their Home for Christ- mas winter formal or conscientiously striving to add another year to the scholarship plaque, the girls aimed high. Aside from following planned social events, the members of the Breakfast Club awakened the coffee-sippers in the Center cafe- teria with their pre-vacation breakfast parties. All in all Center Dormitory made its fifth year on the campus scene a memorable one. Row one: C. Early, B. Fromm, M. Carr, D. McNeill, J. Chidester, J. Givens, D. Mihollck, S. Aguado, S. Greenberg, M. White (president), R. Ohnmeiss, B. Washington, N. Anderson, B. Jeffries. Row fwo: D. Campbell, L Nethers, J. Packer, J. Thonnpson, P. Remley, S. Woods, L. Green, H. Kraiiel, L. Baughmon, Mrs. A. Christian, E. Mossie, C. Welch, N. Honneman, S. Herlihy, M. Piatt, I. Lum, B. Voros, L. Harvanian. Row three: M. Bullock, D. Larson, D. Schick, Y. Cherry, J. Jorvis, C. Garrison, C. Retter, S. Deubel, D. Robson, M. Hanlin, S. LoCroix, M. Cordes, C. Born, S. Orth, R. Miller, P. Mumford, C. Chadwick, S. Freese, N. Jarus, C. Russell, B. Freer, J. Lash.

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« «if; r f . - • Row one: Judy Woddlngton (president). Row two: Diane Priborsky, Pot Hughes, Barbara Zettelmeyer, Marilyn Murphy, Camilla Kasten, Charolette Scheuring, Kay Black. Row three: Phyllis Withrow, Mary Holdren, Marilyn Burkley, Ricki Rode- haver, Mrs. Douglas Fols, Miss Borboro Beard, Mrs. Ethel Moll, Miss Joanne Stiles, Miss Betty Mitchell, Eve Priebe, Carole Whinery, Chorlotte Bender, Rosalie Bacso. Row (our: Patricia Coolcro, Annette Forsythe, Judy Whitehouse, Virginia Bagby, Leanno Bartlett, Elbus Kotanides, Judy Krajcik. Nancy Howe, Suzanne Duryee, Linda Lewis, Cecilia Petras, Linda Lormer, Cynthia Loxley. JEFFERSON HALL Jefferson Hall, the newest women ' s dorm on campus and the only women ' s dorm on the Green, celebrated its paper anniversary this year. Determined to make their second year on campus OS successful as their first, the 373 wo- men of Jefferson tackled all challenges with en- thusiasm; their trophy case exhibits the traveling trophy from Siglympics and the Pershing Rifle ' s Captain ' s trophy. The third floor girls only lounge provided relaxation with a new hi-fi and television. In ad- dition to relaxing and having parties, the Jef- fies study. Scholarship pizza parties were given for freshmen and upperclassmen brains. During the first semester, a design for a dorm crest was selected from drawings submitted by dorm residents. As expressed by girls interviewed for the dorm newspaper. The Jeffersonian, the outstand- ing qualities of Jefferson ore unity and friend- ship. The dorm spirit in the form of a fight song can be heard all over East Green during house meetings.