Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 310 of the 1981 volume:

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Above-Svudylng Is o pastime of all sludenrs, but ir is nor rhe- lovorlfe Below-The Bobcol and Dobkmen keep o Imle gul dry dunng vhe Toledo football game, Rnghv-ll us hold ro fund o place of prwccy an Avhens Y 9' Below-A Dobro! Ilslens d I I M d D d h g ly h h field. Lower Left-Mony d Id h I blk s to closse 17 ,.. Q l ' 'Q Xl ' A 5 'Y o fi IX Y . 1 f i 4 if ' i i i , And of course, there is the busy time of studying, ond the time when oll one does is sit ond think. But whofever we ore doing, we ore surviving OU. 'v ff L . edu 1 -!i.l afl Y. ,, ? tl x 4 r, f.. .vi 4 . 1 'i5risT 0 n. ai'- Abovelhe College Gore. usually busrllng berween classes. looks de- served ar olher rlmes, Upper Rlghr-Studying on rhe College Green ls much more enjoyable rhun In cz small dorm room Rlghr-The beaurllul hills of Appoin- chlci con be seen from any angle ol rhe campus. 5 , Doug McDonald l , I I I frE ',Q, v' , .1 ,.' 5 ,' f 7 -- . 1 . 1: , r JP ' th' i. 5 1 . 1 J , 75-5 fs Q' ' 1 3 Q iff? 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W I V Q 5 . . . . . . fe P-,L The Ohio University Alumni Association QS .I f S Konneker Alumni Center Oli gl 3 52 University Terrace A A B UJTIIIVWEF Below-The luncuon us one ol Ihe more popular bars espeoully on Quad mghvs Lower nghv,Movnes are on olremcmve vo the bor scene Rnghf-A sub can be the perfect endung vo a mghv uptown muld E .4 McDL Doug Mqoomw ptown Athens Doug McDonald Mfg' llIl1lllllllllll'llllllllllll Uptown Athens hos been descrtbed os on olcoboltcs porodtse, but certolnly getrlng drunls IS not the only thang thot drows students to thot ftve-blocls T formed by the lntersecttons ot Unton ond Court Streets Students some-rtmes go ro enjoy lrve enrerrornmenr The bors thot book ltve bonds offer rr olmosr every nrghr, feorurtng bluegross, lozz, rocls, counrryl country rock ond somerrmes, etcetero Some students go to donce Dtsco oppeors to be dytng ond new wove nos not rolled rnro Athens yet, but thot does not stop people from crowdtng the bors thot stall nove dence floors Orbers opr for roble tops loter an the eventng Others go to ploy gomes of dll lstnds Neorly every bor nos ot leosr o ptnboll mochtne or o Spoce lnvoders, whale severol other bots ore fully eourpped for the foosboll oddlct or pool hustler Uwe go uptown to meet old trrendsf' o number of students hove sold Good or bod, uptown hos become the soctol center of Athens ond tn the crowds of hun' dredsl ftndlng frlends seems to be os eosy os ordertng o beer Rumor hos tt that rnony students go uptown to prcls one onorher up However, rnost students srrll stumble down the bull ln crowds of frrends tnsteod of couples Mony students hove been lsnown to go uptown ro get rowdy, to let off steom, to yell ond screorn ond to sung ond donce on toble tops Uptown rs rdeolly surted to these students' needs For others, golng uptown may be noblt, perbops O trodttlon, ond tn sptte of how rnony rnovles, ploys, lectures or concerts ore I0 town, they wall tell everyone thot gorng uptown ts the only rhtng ro do ln Athens The weelsend comes, ond lf ts nme to go uptown Why? To get rowdy, ro get odventurous, to meet people, to shoot pool, to donce, to Ilsren to rnusrc ond to posstble get drunk ogoln D beer Somerhrng specfol P-rm xoze MQUr'rG 5 D-Jr Dfw Drew 1 Thege are 'cm Mo' v-.rirrcs ro we 'reqe ef' Lrprrlrvx fr OJ' 'rr 1Qp9' I' gGG'T'f, .35 It ew ew OU r'r A'r'ren'r5 hob O birewlrlr W U'rr'rr4 QI Q frrgfr' gr We meer mr 5 Q Yrgrjrrrre vwrff rr, yQ'CJTY'f ' Mew' if Q rlE'VTCJr'r bor GPG were rs, -me GVrr'1'rCrr rmgfrr rfrqr grrjfrjg rjr,rr QQ! lfr gr.,rrjE-frrg rTrrFd5. Nickelodeon, npr rrrgrrnfrrie rergrryef. 00 cefr Drrirrfm Myy, of 3Q'r,wjr3y vwerfrrfrgg, Dx,Vrr'rQ rgrr Quorrer rhey gre Q rgwjrrrre pre game vxrjrww .JQ Ar The Graduate. 'Herr me-irbr cared ror drrmrx rg me grrryn, berry Qgnqgnrr whrle The Union rs I- 1Crvvr'r tor DFW?- rw Orrirvrrr Qrrd Lrnrjres Nrghr Wrrrr S1 25 prrmef'-, Xxuj-rjfrQ,dg,y rrrghr, -gre grrgmdmrg 'oem cmly or rms ber rgrwd me rgcrep Qre'e' rhe rw-3 ror Qfre Wvrre Rerzsrorerz Or' 'Vrerrirrjrlx Apprgrprrrgre-ry 'mgrrggrrrrgg gre me foxorrre QI Mug ond Morgorito cmd 'we 5105 rm' C1rJQurrrL, ore rfre wwgur ,fruqrr river rar Mr. Bojongles. A-1' img me srreer Swonky's 'eamre 'he rcygear L' Q' frimre Jpeocb Twer, rpg 'fre Ygrmrr Ervrrrcrir' Q' S2 50 vwmqf cor'rr-Jw, .rjrrji-.rj '-LVML-J OrQr'rCy QWG Vfrlh TW? Nkrrii-,ew SV'rlr'rE' 6 2 Wwe Vmrbrorf vs rf oofroro ww.-er: rf 3 :fewer also for S1 50 For We rery odver'rrurQr.rz rw 11 Loser Deen Grorvwtrure luv De-crrr pepperrvierfr xfrfeppzr rnfrd fe-r'r'r.1rr'r rece Cqfg Den gg 'he pigge my Q-3 for me-pefrgnre Deer or 31 OO rgrr Q qugrr Vodka Qr-rd grrgperwrr ,Urce rg. me mosr E d Q popular mrxed drrnls l3Toody Marys are rhe Century House-'s :loam ro fame and me CI ooosrs me cheapesr flue' fan drunks rn rown Shots or the Cl ronge from OO ro OO Tnursddy nrghrs are SDSCIOT drrnlr nrgnrg wrrn me mon ogemenrs chduce for 756 Bobs Specrol, vodlso, cocorrbe, orange jurce and grenodrne rs rhe beer drrnT4 or rne Crysval Caslno, An Oreo coolsue cream de mrnrcreme de cocoa vodlso mrlls combrnorron named Gregs Speoal rs anarher fovor we Beer rs Phase I's specrouy On Drrnir 'n' Drown rrrghrs prrchers of drafr beer are S1 50 and auarrs are 75 The Pubsrde, or 5175, rs me house drrnlr or The Pub. Ir Conrorns omorerro, vodka, orange Jurce and secrer rn grednenrs rhor molse ur rosre The o dredrnsrde The lane oumde The Junction durrnq me we-on wdr core me populorrry gr Quad mrghrs Monday rnrq-rrqh Thursday For S1 AO me borrender serve-ir up four mom of otconm plus 0 mn rnr-3 raH rm-1 qkasaeb The Vors bar Ou Courr Srreer .5 olso D95-I wmowrr 'wr -ra specrolwfv drrnm Ar The Greenely, cusmjwew gov! ear rhemsehea rf o Srwp and Go Naued Drorrwcwper mr 'he exer populor -wrr-aw berry dardurrr Wherher rr rs beer or Uender drrnkg Mondoy or Thursday, mere IS always o bor uorown ready ro carer ro soecrolrzed needs 4 an vi- Opposne page lor len - Lrve enrervonnmenl from jazz lo counrry rock rs qmle common at mony bars Opposrre page len - Lrmng up av the CI Ion the che-apes: drvnks rn :own Left f Deer as a popular lavome wnh srudenrs Below - A :up vo me bagel buggy ns essennol belore headrng down the hull Q T L.f musuol Leh - Students never know who they wall see uptown Below - Venders ofier 0 vonely of food Including crepes Police ure ohen vlslble when crowds begin IO gdfhel, DQUQ MQDQ, wld 3 S F i ,rl BQ!! .Q D119 McDonald Above - A vypncol mghv upvown can end ln cn pony Len - Pinball, Spore Invaders ond loovboll me fovomes for uplown PHYQIUOIUFHQIWY Venders offer cn variety of food Including crepes. Above- Mczrk Grover puules rogevher o class schedule of regusvvonon For ugh! A hug and cz How wcs your break: -ebcome back I0 OU Rnghv- The hm few doys of each quarter parkmg vesmcvions are waived 1 I Nl .-,J 'fwi3I3'i , ed ,--,,, V. V ,. .. -. Z! 12 5 5 ITA 'Wold cD1 M 3 -5 HERE Bock Wm me splendor of Arhems' Vkecdy 'O srorr 0 new Quorrer, on-woes ro ge' Dock ro uv 'nose 'mags smdemrs wove or have abou Amems Demfe smdenrs Qef foo comforroble ond begun ro rhwm of fue-mds, ponder Uprowm, or corvempmre cofefeno fooc 'hey musr de-ON Wm o few unplecsorwr ospecrs of sromng 0 new Quorrer Fnrsr, for oil me Iucwsy swdemrs who were oosec our of o closs . , rhe Corwo swam The Como IS me plcce ro go ro dfop ond odd crosses UU' me Como m5 olso rhe place where srudenrs ge-r 0 rosre of womng mn long hoes and ore rreored ro moss cofwfusnom ond mgh 5 -g f , 'i! ?' , - an .I , ., A -dbqfr -- '. ji, ' ld'- Dogg Mcllovold -f f 'sig -skfg 'C .4 . 'Salad- 4. .L 'S WE GCD AGAIN! on-refy Fnr rhose desrrned for rhe Conwy n rhe furrrre, rhe be-sr ber rs ro rry ro C0rwrV:CQ rhe prnfessnr rho! rr wrll nor hurr ro Ier Jusr one more person rn rhe closs Afrer rhe Corwo orde-or as over, rr rs mme ro head for the boo!-.stores Ir rs nor roo hard for rhe srrrrdenrs who have sance Neorned how ro deol wrrh rr Use-d' bc-ores ore usuoliy rhe frrsr ro go orrer berng boughr by Upperdossmenv so freshmen ore arufik Wrrh buyrnq rhe new ones The nerr bug evenr rs rhe frrsr doy of classes Sw dents fend ro ploy II cook Dur srrll seorch for 0 fomrlror Brllupx Q-!Zl'3QH1j 1F' ,MMV X ' Ig: -f- .- I Doug MQDQHQIO foie The frrsr dey rs ora-10 :joy or rjecrsrors 'he bw ro-1 bernq wherher GV ncr ro drnp .3 .grggg breqrgrrrp rf- syrlobus rs four poQe5 Wong There Ore merry rhrnqs rhvorved rn sforrrnrg Q new Qurgrrerdusr swrrhng rn dorm moms, Conwy rrnefs boolssrnre chaos ond fnosr of GH, ber'-Q ODNQ r-gr see good frrends Ogorn ond erchonge srorres at whnr hoppened over Dreolf rn rhe mrdsr n' QU fhrg, rj new qworrer rs 0 mme for Degrnmnrgs rneerrnrg new pengre hovrnq good rrmes, ond orso of rryrng ro 1-.seep 'V'-156 promrses of good grades i ,JIU Left- At the College Book Store or Logcms. the scene is always the some long lines and quickly flowing money Below. For the hundreds ol students that mass out on prereglstrotlon. there as the trusrrotlng game of plck-ond-lit registtollon. x 4i,f!K.. f-.w .r '-r r ,S xr Q7 1.9 Y ' K R E1 fi Thofs Gorro Be A FRESI-IMAN .N QR :si Lu? DawdDeNomo Typrcal clorhes permanenr press burranfdown and allrf garor shrrrs, srrff, new Levl flares, borh Jeans and cords, clean snealsers Appearance rn publrc Alone when arrendrng classes, shopprng or srudlng rn rhe lrbrary, usually rn groups of rhree or four of the some sex when our parryrng Favarrre bars Phase I, Juncrran, Cl, Cars Den Favonre uprawn drrnle Deer Drsrrngurshrng feorure Campus mop clurched rrghrly ln hand A freshman goes rhrough a lar rhe frrsr few days an campus Remember rhe swearrng mobs rn Chub Hall? Chances are someone errher Iosr our on rhe dorm room he pard for, or hrs pard fee recerpr drsoppeared Dy rhe rrme he pulled up rhe covers rhar frrsr lonely nrghr, hrs legs felr lrlse he had run rn rhe Dasron Mararhon And Mom and Dad were probably home by rhar rrme To spar a ryprcal freshman CSeprember and Ocrober pravrde rhe besr opparrunrry, as rhey are mosr can sprcuous early In rhe seasonb, lseep an eye our for rhe above marlarngs and habrrs Norrce rhar o campus map grves easy rdenrrfucarron Occasronally, one wrll srop and asls drrecrrons Wrrh rhar rnnacenr, wrdefeyed Iools so common ra rherr specres, rr lS hard ro keep from feelrng sorry for rhem, especrally when recallrng rhar we were once rn rhe some mrseroble condrrlon Those who belong ra a frarernrry or sararlry are able ro experrence a freshmans peculrar narure flrsrvhand Rush parrres seem ra bring our rhe worsr rn rhem Shy and qurer early rn rhe evenrng, by rhe end of rhe parry rhey are errher sloppy drunls or warshrpprng rhe parcelrn Gad Granred, nor every frash wrll adhere ra rhese specrfrf canons Here and rhere a maverrcls wrll rurn up, a prep school grad or a rawnre, wrse beyond hrs or her years Dur rhose who recognlze a genurne freshman when rhey see one lsnow somerhrng he or she does nor rhar frrsr year ends all roo soon l ll' l l . l l l . , ll g r lf ' a-PT I Top Freshmen lnlrlurlorr Into Arhens' nlghr llfe ls the Phase l's speclolry Above- Thal flrsl siep lnlo dormitory llvlng Is always o lonely one. :J l IBC!! l l 4: S! , M... One advonrage ol hcvlng o room- yon more ls hovlng someone Ilsfen IO . you lead your term paper. but when I I he sions laughing. ll ls vlrne IO stop. When author Charles Dldrens wrore, lr was rhe oesr of rlmes and Il was rhe worsr of rlmesf' he could larer haye referred ro dormlrofy Irfe or OU Llvlng lO close proxlmlry, wlrh berween 40 ond 55 people on each floor SECVIOO, had lrs dlsadyanrages lr also had Irs good polnrs, as senlor Marry Caulran sand The people you meer rhrough llylng ln a dorm have o dehnlre Influence on you for rhe resr of your llfef' Caulron sald Caulron herself spenr four years ln rhe dorms Dorm llfe provides opporrunlrles ro meer people from dlfferenr clues and srares, as well as from orher coun' mes The yarlery of people can meer lh a number of ways These can range from Jusr passlng and rallrlng I0 rhe halls ro helplng each orher wlrh homework The worsr of times Meerlng rhrough dorm acnvlrles as anorher way ro ger rogerher Ar rhe beglnnlng of fall quarter, Tlffln Hall, now a freshman coed dorm, worl-red wirh mrs upper- dass nelghbor Gamerrsfelder IO esrabllshlng a A'Drorher- Slsrer program Upperdassmen were asslgned freshman l.lrrIe Drorh- ers or Llrrle SISYQYSH ro lnrroduce people and draw rhe complex rogerher for furure ocnvlnesf' sand Marl-r Savage, area resldenr dlrecror for rhe Tvfhn-Gam come plex Mosr emerge from dormlrory lrfe wlrh a wade range of new experlences One resldenr agslsranr sand, Dorm ln'e lS o once rn a lrfenme Chance You won'r be able ro do lr OQOIO, and you'll never wanr ro, elrher Km Drown 11' x, Above- Aher 0 long doy 00 dusses, your room Is your rerreal, ol leosf umll bond pronlce starts. Leh- Dorm Me Is not always fun ond games. ln the back ol our minds we oll know the real reason we ore here rf Q A i Many hlendshlps made In Crook Hall wlll lasv for o Ilfevlme. . . . QI r '4 '-A' if 4.1. ,, lf- 'iff'-Si The ranks Holf rhe fun, and mosr of rhe rrouble, wlrh belng a freshman lS dlscoverlng college llfe, rhe campus and Arhens rhrough rrlal and error Freshmen llve wlrh fresh- men, upperclassmen wlrh upperclassmen, and mlxlng lS often lsepr ro a mlnlmurn so rhar rhe wlsdom rhe upperclassmen galned nn rheur beglnnlng yeors IS usually unropped by rhe new crop of srudenrs So was rhe case Bur, begrnnlng I0 rhe 19704080 school yeor, OU experlmenred wlrh mlxlng rhe rwo groups ln rhe some dorm, on rhe same floor, even ln rhe some room rhe lkyors Hall experlmenr Apparenrly ll worked, because rhls year rhe GXDEVI' menr was expanded ro rwo more dorms, MOCKIUOOO and Croola Halls I wouldn'r wanr ro llve anywhere else, sold fresh' man Marlam Carrozlon of Crook Hall 'll really lllxe belng wlrh upperclossmen, because all my llfe my frlends have been older Leon Hams apparenrly lllxed rhe expenmenr so much as a freshman rhar he returned ro Psyors rhls year ro rry ll os an upperclassman 'llvlng here helped me a lor, Harrls sold Mwhen youre llvrng wlrh upperclassrnen, you're almosr forced ro odopr yourself ro rhelr way of lufe And nobody a fall in ... wanrs ro act lllse a lowly freshman 'lLasr year, we were always golng ro upperclossmen for help, sald Srephanle Burger, onorher vereron of Ryors Hall bade for more Thls yeor rhe freshmen are comlng ro us lr malses you feel lllse you know whar you're rallslng obour Alrhough sfudenr reacrlons ro rhe experlmenr are belng consldered very carefully before lf KS mode a permanenr orrongemenr, pleasing srudenrs was nor rhe unlverslry's only morlve for glvlng maxed dorms a rry Dy havlng rwo or rhree porpourrl dorms ro worle wlrh, rhe unlverslry has much more flexlblllry when If comes ro molslng room osslgnmenrs Whor rhe experrmenr does lS llfr resrrlcrlons off who can be pur lnro rhese dorms Dur upperclassmen who molse no preference I0 room cholce can be placed lnro rhese dorms, wherher rhey lnlse lr or nor A quad I0 MOCKIUOOO does wonders for my srudy- lngf' complalned Mlcls Kullnl ojunlor l flgured I had o Ilrrle bar of renure, ar leasr enough ro ger a double somewhere Maybe freshmen need more of a socral ormosphere ro meer people, our l need a hrrle more prlvacy Sco Powers X X Todd Mclmfurf I ' 4245-' sf r 1, -..J . i Leh- Llvlng In Crook Hall gives freshman Musk Norole rhe opponunny ro Ilve wlrh upperclossmen, like junior Many Creed. Lower Leh- Freshmen Ilvlng wlrh upperclossmen was unheard of or OU unfll las! year Freshman Angela Grliiln and sopho- more DeeDee Svraybran are pcm of the experlrnenl In Crook Hall bottom- As an American, sludenr Bob Moren learned horn hls Inlernnrlonal friends, Khalil Motor and Touflc Yous- sei, ,X y x 7 ,- Todd Mflnruri Todd Mrjhm fd 'A x -C1 . . , xlqgx-S .r.,,. N, 'FJ' A .vs ' Q D' A .,, Q O 39-533-f'5? g . QF 1-L. i 'rfsv-r', ff- f 1 7 'Q - ff. ug 1, 'Y li Y. 'V ,- 'ef I ' ' A, .,.J:',5 U - X -.-1 I X JK J 4- ' Nr' Jr 3 ' XF .' 'ff llllsi New sourh reside enjoy co-ed living nrs Many students housed on the New South Green this year shared an experience in dorm living the coed module Starting out as on experiment rn 1075, the cot ed mod program has expanded to the majority of the dorms on New South thanlxs to a positive reacttan from the students involved With separate sleeping areas connected to a com mon lounge, the men and women find themselves rn a situation resembling a largeescale Three's Company Contact 15 guarded at first, a few gurcls hellos and introductions, but soon the novelty wears off and inter- action begins to talse place An identity of each mod becomes apparent and a kinship turns into a kind of brorherfststet relationship There ts always someone around, male or female, who is willing to help study, go uptown, tall-r ro, play cards with or run over to Larry's snack bar when the mun- chies srrilse You'te never in search of a friend, said resident Gary Snyder The stereotypes each sex has about the other are revealed whether they are true or not This may be the biggest advantage of all rn learning how ta get along with the opposite sex Sometimes tr's hard to get along with everyone, noted Sherri Gauge Arguments artsejust as tn any family situation and, of course, there are always some people who just cannot get along However, there seems to be more pressure from the other members of the mod and these differ- ences are usually autcl-rly resolved Dy the end of the year group closeness and strong individual friendships have come about When summer comes, its like splttrlng up a family Everyone takes with htm great memories and friendships that will last through college and beyond The coed mods offer a real and practical learning experrence that broadens each individual and makes htm understand and appreci- ate members of the opposite sex more than ever 'lo 35 2.1, Sa S si 0- 3 2.3 28 22 ., mike Neff Staff DMC Above- Sfeve Wagner enjoys wcnchlng TV In the prlvocy of his own place. Rlghf. Many srudents, like Kathy Sheerer, ride bikes from their oponmenrs Io classes. CV Mihlurf T.:-d Debra Fulron 'R' -n. - 3? ,-. .3 1 L1Qs lr IQ- 5 . N .. . , -HL 11:13, 7 ? is-'J X8 Home Sweer Home In conrrol ond on yoor own Achreyrng rhor goo! ra rhe drrvrng force rhor sosrorns neorTy how or me grrrdenr body rhe hoif rhor Iryes rn oorsrde hoosrng The seorch for o perfecr oloce rn whrcrr ro hong o Home Sweer Home srgn con rolse morwrhs be-muse or the ever-presenr housrnq shorroge Eve-nrooHy rhorrgh, olmosr 7,000 srudenrs squeeze rnro oyorloble rrorlers, houses, oporrmenrs or rooms ond Conremplore rhe freedomefrlled Irfesryle ro foITow Commorrng srodenrs moy sroy wrrh porenrs whde orherg rry oh Appolorghron sryie exrsrence ond monoge wrrhour common rzonye nrences lrlse plumbrnq or elecrrrcrry For rndrvrduois moyrng from chddhood homes ro dor mrrorres ro 0 pToce of rherr own there moy be seyerol revelorrons Food does nor oppeor reqolorry os rf by mogrrz, bor brITs do, ond rhe nice Tondlord who colTecred rhe deposrr con eosrly become rhe enemy The wory, seasoned renrer as os drsodyonroged of. rhe oprrmrsrrc noyrce Sobsrondord hoosrng rn on over prrced morlser jorns wrrh o hoosrng code rhor ri rnfre qoenrly enforced Yer, srudenrs conrrnue ro flee rhe dorms never ro rerurn Freedom hos olwoys orrrocred mony folhjrwers Choosrng ro do rhrs, nor do rhor ond molsrng no decrsron or oh rs port of rhe rhrrll The opporronnry ro cre-ore o personol enyrronrnenr rs olso o reoson ro Ieoye rhe dorms Creorryrry rs nor seqoesrered rn orr srodros, bor rhrryes rn oh rhe oiories rhor srodenrs Irye Coprng wrrh moyor srrocrorol roolrs, such o folhng olosrer, rnsprres rnvenrrve resoorcerohwess lThor porochore over rhe Iarrchen roble 15 so deyerb The obrhry ro odopr ro new responsrbrlrrres rs o sh!! mony srudenrs wont ro mosrer before mrsroixes hoye Iorger consequences Lrvrng on rhe oorsrde offers o Chonce ro fund our If one con reolly rolae core of ones self Oursrde hoosrng demonds o hrgher prrce rhon mere dollors, bor rerurns yoiuobTe rewords If rhungs Qer reolly bod, one Con oTwoys compiorn, lrfe rn rhe dorms prob obly roughr mony srudenrs how 1 KX, C90- 'lo Ak .L-f. ' U 1 V A 1 IJ 'lf It V ' K , N, 4 gl 13, N Top Ray and Mary McCoy help each ath- er with their studies and In their free llme ploy backgammon together. Above- Although many students do not real- lze it. there are many married stu, dents on campus Right. Many mauled students rent houses In Athens during their school years x uAlrororlons In College A chemlsrry professor sow rhe rvvo nomes, Rolf Kuesmer ond Sue Kuesrner, on rhe rosrer, ond he oslsed rhem IO closs, Drorher ond SISYQVDH Sue bloshed ond shools her heod Couslns9 Srlll no Oh, so youre nor reloredf' he concluded Do yoo even lxnovv eoch Other? Thor prof couldnl ger If rhrough hls heod rhor we mlghr be morrledf' llolf Kuesrner sold lorer We hove ro deol Wllh rhor oll rhe rlme Indeed, morrled srudenrs ore ofren o forgorren ml OOFITY on compus, rhough nor by rhe unlverslly Morrled Srudenls Ore glven the Oprlon of llvlng ln the dnlverslly run Wolfe Srreer or Mlll Srreer oporrmenrs or off compus, os do rhe Kuesrners lnvorlobly, rhere ore WOITIOQ llsrs for fomllles ro gel lnro the oporrmenr complexes, our mosr fomllles are nor our our for long Donlel ond Nlnfo AZOfeIfO hod ro WOIY lusr 15 doys ofrer comlng ro Arhens from Coslo RICO ro ger IOIO rhe Mlll Srreer complex Once ln, mosr fomllles flnd rhemselves lolsen lnro o ClOS9'lif'1Il communlry of srudenr fomllles or lhe rwo Scorl Powers dl-'4. fag , ., I R.,- 'i complexes lr's IIISE when youre ln o VlllOQG,H sold Mory Mee hon, who, Wlfh her husoond Mlchoel ond doughrer Koren, llves or Mlll Srreer 'Here everybody ls so frlend ly There ore lslds for Koren ro ploy vvlrh We oll feel sofe for her Ourslde here IO rhe Courryord or on rhe ploy ground However W9 lilfli-Qlj COlTll 1l,l'-lll9i. Vrlfly lll'l'llr lvl ll-,ldv COnrOcl3, Wfjlrhed Dllrllel Alllelllil, vvrlril nlilvv ll-.eu ll' rhe- Wolfe Slreer complex When hls vvlfe vvolz lilregrlllrlr vvlrh rhelr dollghrer, rhere vvos reolly no clne -'lrlwllrllil vvho could recommend o good clloarelrlclorl We were lucky, he sold We oelong ro rhe Flrsl Bopllsl Church here ond hod o good opporlunlry ro meer o lor of people from Arhens We oslsed rhem Wlrh rolalng core of chlldren, flndlng the money IO supporr rhe fomlly ond orrendlng closses, mony morrled srudenrs flnd rhemselves llvlng more dlsclpllned llfe sryles rhon rnony of rhelr slngle frlends Our ocrlvlrles ore fOl'T'WlIy cenreredf' AZOfQIfO SOIU We come here ro srudy, nor ro hove o good rlme ii -L2 Srl lu LEM err, Up, A 'ef- K-x '13 ,xvi g w ',..n, QA For Iell- A common slghf ar vhe Mlll Sheer aponmenls are Dig Wheels on lhe rnlllng. Above- Rolf and Sue Kuesmer enjoy velaxl Ing wnh lhelr dogs when they have the lime, Left- Tclklng care of a chlld and galng to school ls qulve demondlng an Mary and Michael Meehan. but they do enpy being wnh their doughfer, Ka- Yen, X SE RECORDS , .iii Leh- Mo Duffy exomlnes the hun In me hull can on Union Sueel Above. Many venders can be found on Union Slreel during any time of the nigh! ol dey, DUI 'hose who svoy che' dark sell food. IEHOUSE URD ff Ansuou E Rsconn ,LW ,f r The sudden lnvtgororlng smell of crlsp vegerobles belng coolsed looms I0 rhe our The vendors on rhe corner of Courr ond Unlon Srreers ore preporlng elrher bogels, rocos or crepes ro rempr rhe rosre buds of onyone posslng by A 25fhoorfo-doyjob, our on lnreresrlng woy of llfef' as how one uptown vendor descrlbed her llfe os o crepe molser She ts olded by orher members of rhe Srrowberf ry Porch who collecrlvely own rhe resrouronr ond crepe buslness The crepes rhey sell here ore good l lllse rhelr lrulr crepes berrer rhon rhelr vegeroble crepesf' sold srudenr lsoromel Von Afro I've never seen o srreer vendor before I come ro Arhens I rhlnls lr's reolly greor As o frulr ond plonr vendor, Dovld Drennon hos mer mony people Now ln hls sevenrh yeor of vendlng ln Athens, he norlced 0 deflnlre chonge ln the srudenrs over the yeors People ore more hurrled, they no longer hong out, Drennon sold They olwoys seem ro hove some where ro go Drennon med vendlng or Ohlo Srore, our found the Old Dc-ug McDorl .ST O Q3 :Q fp, ED 3:2 Q5 mn 39. 43' '92 xl 2 Leh- Records ot low prlces lnrerest many college students ln Athens Above- Everylhlng from crepes to clothing are sold by uptown venders on Umor: Street, people nor os frlendly os rhose here People ln Arhens go our of rheur woy ro be frlend ly, he sold The people here ore more mellow ond eosy-golng Drennon sroclss olmost every rype of from Hrs oesr seller IS whor he descrlbes os o 'codllloc rype' opple He prldes himself on selllng only the besr frdlr ond Qooron rees oll frulr he sells Thus IS rhe flrsr yeor Drennon hos rrled ro sell plonre. Dol due ro o sudden oorpreols of plonr rhelrs tronw porches ln Arhens, hrs buslness dropped on' Anorher vendor lS Morls rhe bogel mon He sells oll lands of bogels, lncludlng The Speclolf' whlch conrolns creom cheese ond jelly Wlrh oll rhe prepororlon ln serrlng up hls corr ond sroylng open unrll eorly mornlng, he, too, molnrolns o H25-hour doy Uptown vendors provude o Ilrrle shoppung dlverslry lor 5 srudenrs The schedule they lseep con be hecrlc, our for 3, rhem, o 25Ahour doy IS o woy of llfe W .,l X . .- O. -v- ,f 1' s -5 I , K' . ,df F '. k ' ' 'W -- ': Q 1, i A ' 45 Above- On almost ony sneer un Athens one con hnd o scene such cs vhus Rughvf The nnnmove environs of Q dorm room rnoke uv Q good place vo snug- gle up :, 5. Q 1 .x - i 5, N YN , f? Du 1.1 MgDofwfd Qu uf' lf A .K H 5 u X, 1 1-.. , .- P 'QL' Yodd Mclnrurf I' 1 u fu., ,llll! 'H li -an -1-ei' iii... E '..':: I , -1 D TING NOT A STA TU ln hugh school, uf 0 person wos nor dorung someone sreocluly, chonces were he or she would be surrung or home on o Frudoy or Sorurdoy nughr Nor so un college' Douung us nor o srorus symbol un college os ur wos un hugh school ln hugh school, ocruvurues were Iumured, rong ung from goung ro foorboll or boslserboll gomes, ro o movue or our ro dunner before rhe promeond bocls rhen, everyone hod o curfew College lufe, or or OU onywoy, us worlds owoy from rhose hugh school yeors Goung uprown seems ro rhe rhe number one ospecr of socuol lufe or OU, ond even rhough ur us quure populor, ur us nor rhe reoson why someone comes ro college un rhe frrsr ploce Dur rhe socrol ocruvurues ore nor os llmured os un hugh school, or ro uusr goung Uptown Even goung ro rhe lubrory hos crepr up behund goung uprown ond us chol lengung for rhe number one hor spor There ore mony socuol ospecrs ro OU, such os Greek lufe, ploys, concerrs, lecrures, movues Cof courseb, ond besr of oll, no curfew' Dorung wos cool un hugh school, uf someone duo nor hove 0 sreody, chonces ore rhor person wos very lonelyeespecuolly on rhe weelsends Mom ond Dod were nor suffrcuenr compony boclr rhen, ond ueenogers felr rhe peer pressure lr seems ro be rhe exocr opposure or OU The mosses heod uprown un groups of rwo or more, ond somerumes un muxed compony, olrhough goung wurh rruends or rhe some sex us srull more common C-uoung our un o mured group seems ro oe rhe norm of uunuors ond senuors rhe-se doys Junuor Dee Dee Shope observed rhus pounr 5ocuolly, I usuolly see lorger groups of people, whether ur's uusr one sex or muxed' she sold ' Lorely, rhough, l've seen o lor of muxed groups uprown rogerh er uusr hovung o good rume rollsung ond lcuughung Shope olso pounred our rhor dcurung seems less umpclrronr oi. one gers older lr gers less umporronr becouse you wonr ro be wuuh your fruenclsf' she soud Anorher srudenr, who decluned ro be udenrurued, ogreed some-whou wurh Shopes observouuon Ar rhus pounr un rume, ur seems rhor dependung on your fruends uS more umporronr rhon hovung o sreodyf' he sold Perhops rhe moan reoson dorung us uncommon us rhor o more seruous reloruonshup could leod ro rhou ever presenu omen ol folIung un love And sunce college us o ploce where people ore conremplorung o coreer, rhor problem us foremosr ond lollung un love jusr rends ro dusrupr everyrhung L-I-, 'J 'llu u Rrghr. Srmger has been o popular bond whrch played ur Swarrky s Below. Local ralenr ls ofren showcased or Mr. Boyangles, Lower Rlghr. Doss Gulrors exclred rhe crowd dur, Ing rhe lndlon Summer Festival In rhe foll. +V. '7'i DMC S1011 nu DMC Sroff Paurmdefs H--I. ,-' ..s4-.41-an-H'-Y' Music alive in Athens The Athens night life 5 abundant with a multitude of music Aside from the commoneknawledge bands such as Hotcakes and Coldfish, there are two new perform' ers rn town Scott Mrnar, an English graduate student, has been playing around Athens at the Frontier Room and Mr Dqangles He plays six-string acoustic guitar with music influences in California folk and country rock persuasions Minor focuses hs energy on songs written by Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young, the Eagles and Jackson Browne Minar's abilities are shown by the personal sryle he puts into his repertoire Kevin Hamilton has been the keyboardist for Tangent Clater known as Phobrab, the Union Band isouthern rocl-O E' 1 Leh, The Frontier Room provided live enrenolnmenl every weekend. Below. Progressive rock has been popular at Swonky's. 5 .J ,, and Onyx They have played ar the Frontier Room, Baker Center Ballroom, Swanlsy's and the Phase I Their general music format consists of a broad range of rock' n-roll, such as Pink Floyd, The Cars and Led Zeppelin But Hamrlton's own preferences include Billy Joel, the New Wave style and Joe Jackson Among Hamilton's varied talents, he can ploy piano and harmonica at the some time Walk into almost any bar uptown on any given night and for a nominal or perhaps nonexistent fee relax and listen to some of the local talent A worthwhrle endeav' or might be to catch openfstage night at Dqangles It is a good apponuniry to hear whar Athens and OU have to offer in the way of talented musicians l J l '25 Q 1 . Rtght. PACYMAN ts a lavortre vrdeo game of many who frequent Baker Center 5 recreotton room At ony ume of the day. o small crowd can be found gathered around tr Below. Dukes can be seen tn cbundonce un Athens fall and spring quarter. Sltd, the puppy tides on Trtdder s brke all the trme Lower ught. Almost every student tn Athens owns o pan of htlung boors thot can be seen oll winter quartet Arg-ff u--X X 1 . ' ' 1 ,V is . Vx 'D il In U K, 2- QAWH' -R - ff . lx? ff. v S. by r - , ,,A 'QQ L f Q 4 Douq McOor'f+2Id r e Cru mxlef rt-V Jr, Bruce Codwolladef Bruce C odw allodef FAD AND FASHION TO EACH HI OWN! Pod ond foshron ore rwo rerms whrch con be used sepororely or rnrerchongeooly, our enrher woy, borh ore omblguous Ar OU, Cerroln foshrons ore fods, ond rn rurn, cerroun fods ore foshnonoble Worchrng doyrlme soop operos us o foo or OU ond releylslons ln oporrmenrs, dormlrorues ond especlolly Do ker Cenrer Con be found wrrh Iorge mosses of srudenrs runed rn ro All My ChlIdren , The Young ond rhe Resrless' ond G H whrch everyone knows IS rhe slong obbrevlorlon for Gene-rol Hospurol Thus wrdespreod preoccuporlon wrrh soops cgornes over rnro rhe prlme rume yuewlng hours for rhe olrrng of populor eyenlng drornos luke Dollos ond spun offs such os Knors Londungw ond 'llflomrngo Rooo Amerrcon enrerprusers coprrohzed on rhe success of Dollos wrrh on orroy of posrers, books, Who Shor J R P rfshrrrs ond J R beer, whuch proclolmed, Mlf you hoye ro osk how much my beer Cosrs, you probobly con'r offoro rr Whale engogrng rn rhe soop oosesslon foci, srudenrs or OU ore frequenrly seen weorlng foshrons luke rhe cow boy boors, Cowboy hors ond rhe wesrern look rnsplred by DolIos The Clossrc preppy look lS bock, our lf lS nor for Greeks alone ond Honyrhlng lzod goes Furrhermore, desrgner nomes ore rhe currenr rrend ond nomes luke Colyun Klern ond Glorro Vonderbulr flounr rhe foreverelnsryle blue Jeons Drone Von Fursrenberg, Dull Gloss, llolph Louren ond Vndol Sossoon corner rhe morker on eye glosses, sk: vesr, cologne, sweorshurrs, Joggmng surrs ond horrcurs Disco berng on rhe woy our ond punk rock berng on rhe woy rn, rhe new rodrcol look rs nor shored by rhe generol populorron or OU However, ro eoch hrs own seems ro be rhe consensus on compus In rhe foce of economrc condlrrons, rndrvlduolrry ond procrrcohry rore hugh on rhe lusr of foshron prnormes for srudenrs Who knows whor nexr yeor wall omg? Arm Brow n Upper lefr. Cowboy hors and boots ore becom- ing more popular now rhor Dallas is rhe mnsr populor prlme rurne show. Leh- Women's holr sryles are medium Iengrh now ond sweorers ore very common during wlnrer quarter. whether o blouse ls worn under ir or nor. Below- Golng uprown ro rhe bars, drinking In aporrmenrs ond dorm rooms ond having ponies where olcohol is pres senr is very loshlonoble in Athens rhese doys. Bruce Coon oflodef m-V' Above- Members of River of Life Minlsules often experience Intense splrlruul Feelings, llghl. Many srudenrs go Info Galbreorh Chapel during the noon hour ro ploy Bringing Chr! rrons rogerher The mosr vrsrble symbor of rehgron on rne compus rs Golbreorn Mernorrcr Cnoper The dwopel rs nondenornr norronol ond was donored by John Golbrecrrn for rne use of ol! forrns Mony groups use me dwopel ond hos been urrhzed for weddvngs, chrrsrenrngs, on exnrbrrs, sororrry ond frorernrry rnrrrorron ceremonres, formol ser- vrces ond prayer Off Campus rehgrous Orgonrzorrons weicome OWIO Unrversrry srudenrs Bonne even offer speool evenrs ond groups ormec specrfwcolry or me college srudenr The rnree rnosr ocnve of rnese groups ore offrhored rhrough rne Frrsr Unrred Mernodrsr Cnurch Aipno Epsnon Cnr OU rnrerdenomrnorronoi nnen's frorernrry, Koppo PM o no- rnonor wor'nen'5 Chrrsrrcn soronry ond rne Wesley Chorr, 0 renowned snngrng group Approxlmorely four hun- dred srudenrs ore rnvobved Frrdcry Nrgnr Fellowsnrp rs orso on ocnvrry rnor brrngs Chrrsmcns rogerner for cr rrr-ne of worsmp Nr'5 0 rvrne of worshup ond prose ond fetlowshrpgernng ro meer peo- ple' exprorned Leno McAllr5rer 'Heonng reochrngs from rne Drble, bosrcolly Jusr buridrng eoch orner up Sprrrruoliy, bur we use scnprure, nor bucks or onyrnrng Orner Ocrrve orgonlzonons rndude rhe Newman Club of Cnrmsr rne Kung Cornolrc Church ond me Lurheron Srudenr Peer Mrnrsrers Orner orgonrzunons fnoy nor offer specrfrc ocrrvrnes for srudenrs, bur welcome me srudenrs Jusr me some 2341 5 , F, fa- ' food Mclfmm J,.0' 'Y 7 7,1 ML It vw' I vi ,I , 1 ' , Af J3Qf it ez. ,ft Above- Dopnst Student Union meets at Gal. breath Chapel lot Iellowshlp und ptoyet Leh. Dutlng Rivet ot Lite Mlnlsttles' Friday Night Fellowship. students come ta gethet to be close to the Lotd Below. Slnglng together makes it even more of u fellowship. Leaving Ii All Benina . . . Srroucls Ron Srare Parls, locared elghr mules easr of Arnens, offers OU srudenrs a place ro ger away from ll all Daring rhe school year, rhausands of srudenrs flock ro rne scenic srore paris for fun and relaxarlon Locored on rne 2,006 acre paris lS Daw Lalse, wlrn over 160 acres of lmpouncled wafer Locared around rne lalse are picnic fables, a beach, boar launching faclllrles and hiking rrails Daring early fall and lare spring, rne beacn IS crowded wlrn OU sradenrs rrylng ro ger rans or unwind afrer a classffllled day As rhe wafer warms up, many of rnem malse use of rhe swimming faclllrles ro rry and coal off For some, rhe many miles of nllslng rralls are whar rney seels, especially during aurumn as rne leaves of rne- rre-es become rainbows of gold, brown, orange, red and green I jusr like rhe peace and quler of rhe woods, sand Craig Fogr lr's nice ro be able ro go some place ond be able ro near yourself mink, he said Srrouds had a rifle range, camping facillrles and nonrf ing and fishing areas In rhe spring, srudenrs can be found ln rne cool early mornings rrylng ro corcn rhe evasive rroar or, slrrlng under rne rrees in rne fall, warcnlng far a gray squirrel ro come our for enough ro snoar ar Many srudenrs who enjoy camping will go our on rne weekends on rne spring ond false in whor Srroucls Ran has ro offer Tnroughour rne parls, there are many things for srudenrs ro enjoy, see and do Doug McDonald ,gy -s ,g 'X 'rf--L-. - 7xQ,1. x 2 at ' , - H1'39f?'E3's, '3s4 gf --'-vias'-' :firff A XA' T -N . N X - ' - '- - '-id: 1 a,Q-.1 't A' l'fg4v- 5 be ' '. 42 .df '-W -go-'31 - Q -A- --'fs-J lr 4 Q' - g A' aft, Albvr' Cv as j.f'4 4 J' . Q v . , 2. A? - ' 4 - - ,age 3 r Q - ' 'xv if 1'-59 . 1... tv- - -...I H '- Q , 4- ...T . 1 --u- G- in -1-. ,av ,ff Z -- 1,.... 'R'-'G-3 ,Q.. - .n ' ,4 .,g., 5 3,4 ' -:if-I-'-'L' ,- ..1 Y-ff ,,,- if ...1 .-x- ?.,. ,l-- I-1-1-,-4. ' 'J' '4 -, A...- T f f 1, f Z., ' '24 2? T-59 , A ,, ..L,::., - - ?1 , -,4- -3 ,:':!, -....' 1' L-...1 -,,,-if Doug MCDODOJU Doug Mdionald S .1 .47 5, 'x Sraff J Upper Len. Sometimes ll ls nlce just lo cool of! by yaursetl. Above- Beauvy ls found In the mos! unusual places, Leh- Loughver and good times go hand In hand. Where do you go? Above- The urge to qurt Athens for the weekend rs or trmes very strong Some even resort to using therr thumbs Above rrghr. Suitccrses are on rntegrol port ol the rncbrle lifestyles found rn Athens Rrght- Mony students use Greyhound for ther: weekend getowcrvs, Debtwe Drrlups , I ,gg-J At trmes the nrrls surroundrng Athens get to be lrl-ze prrson vvolis, ond norhrng seems more rmportont thon just gettrng our of town Whrle Ohro Unrversrty rs for from berng o surtcose school from vvhrcn students leove enmosse every Frrdoy ond return to every Sunday, neotly everyone deots out some trme durrng o quarter The usuol desrrnorron rs hometnot ploce thot tokses the student rn for four months of the ye-or But rf o student rs gorng on o food ttrp onywoy, he often rotronorrzes, he mrght os wrll go somepioce novel or rnreresrrng There ore 11 metropolrton oreos vvrth over o noiff . -X Q r r , - 'fy yr x -f le McDonald ..f- K.. Doug MfDonad mllllon resrdenrs wurhrn o srxfhour drlve of Arhens, rn 'l ang from Prrrsburg ro lndlonopolrs, from Clevelor-1 1 Loulsvllle An ofrernoons lourney con our o Bob il fl ony of rhese ones for o weekend gerowoy To some, rhe college lrfe rs srrll rhe mosr oopeolrl-lg Vlusr os long os rr as nor OU's college Irfe Trros ro Dowllng Green, Gxford, Columbus, Kenr or Morrerro ollow sru denrs ro reop rhe benelrrs of college rowns concern, lecrures, porrles, fesrnvols ond sporrs, whlch lS olmosr lllxG moving freely omong rhe enemy In rhe foll ond sprung, when rhe weorher rs so worm rhor srudyrng olmosr becomes o wosre of sunshine, srudenrs con heod for rhe hulls of sourheosrern Ohlo Arhens rs surrounded by srore ond norlonol foresrs on rhree srdes, molsrng rr o mecco for compers from oll over rhe srore OU srudenrs need nov rrovel more rhon CSO mules ro plrch renrs rn Hoclslng Hrlls Srore Pork, Srroud's Run or Lolse Hope More odvenrurous srudenrs mrghr comp ln more lsolored oreos Inlse Conlsles Hollow, Uroh llrdge, Sond Run or orher porrs of rhe foresrs whlch ore nor offloolly desrgnored os Cornpung spots ln rhe wrnrer, comprng rrnps grve woy ro slsung weels ends The closesr resorr, Echo Hllls, I5 lusr 24 mules norrh or Arhens For srudenrs who wonr more runs ond hrgher, sreep' er or longer slopes, o slxehour rrnp Con rolse slslers ro Snow Trolls or Cleor Forls Volley, neor Monsfleld, Volley Hlgh, neor Bellefonrorne, Sugorcreels, neor Xenlo, fave snres ln Wesr Vlrgrnro ond norrhern Vrrgnnlo, ond o Clusrer of seven slres neor Connellsvalle, Penn Those forrunore enough ro hove cors use rhem, ond rhose less forrunore use rhose rhor hove cors Closslfred ods, norlces on bullerrn boords, ond rhumbs on hlghwoy romps unlre rhese rwo groups of srudenrs In on ofrer' noon rhey con reoch seven srores, four Molor Leogue Doseboll reoms, four NFL reoms, rhree NDA reoms, rhree srore coplrols, counrless colleges, unlverslrles, compslres, rheorers, oncerr holls, hunrrng ond frshrng oreos, slsl resorrs ond ones, or, ln mosr coses, Moms home cools :ng Xon Him ers F3-fn , . l r f. Leh, A road mp an o Mustang as often preferable lo remosmng nn Alhe-ns for the weekend Below, The nom us onovhev way vo avoid Avhens for me weekend L1 1 S4, G'f s , , f , a- V , Pt-S 'fm-.5 sv' ,545 ' . .Q 1 P' 91: -'Q so we . . . .5 4' 54, -It :Nh xml -. yr:- , .254-.5 f ' . ., 2:2426 if ' 'X?4-'ew-:. ziifgx, - f f'i'7r5:.' f ,.'f1'2'iz5 ' f , EQ. . . . Y - l '5'27 25'T4'7ff'f ' A ' x 4 Q A ' ' ' rT?1... L:ifEf.1u: 2 rg.:-.2-3,-ll ',a'fEff1?li 's A 1 ' ' f I!iK.--1 , ' 'i - . , 1 5 if H :V v 'I 'I - Vg- d1:f'-4 ....- ---- 1 - . 1 .i . ' ' - K , : 1 13,-1 - ' - Zz: 'X QV t iii.. ' - 3- - Yi . Q1 S' - , . Q 5 Q Q 5 1.4, . , Leh- Sunger Mum: Rousseau and lhe resr of Spmin' lrnoge proved that week- ends do begin on Thursday mghr in Athens Below. Decouse ol the weorher, winter quoner road rnps ore less common. Some snll brave the elements. Doug McDonald v- 1 X. 4 N 'T ' ' 1 ' X , . l . ,I Q Q f, ,M ,Q . ,rf .. ' ' . -I 'Q , 4' - I ,. lj. A f ' 1.1 r' ' I , 7'5 ., J ' . X ' ' Y ' x . ,.. f,.4 'f fig V ,9r'l'v-'51 .-,za - .f-W' ' ' .r uf' -, r - k X 2' ' , - 'M kj' I ' 1 vib- l 'KAY 5 1 e ,JQ -i . '1 N. YL Aw ML-Lxwu 3 -Q' Sxgtf? v age- ax ' if 1 A S Q 4. 'S z. 5.52-1 'n w .J- Qtr 1' gtg' Q15-Y' In r ' 1. w-.MQ Z' .Separate Nor By Choice, Bur B y Culture Dlocls culrure or Ohro Unrverarry may seenw rrrrfrrrrtrltl even non exrsrenr Ar frsr glance, hovvever, Bloch dll rare does exlsr rn Athens To an exrenr Dlocl-, colrore ry more evrdent ond vrrol or OU rhan rn larger Crrrei Athens represenrs on rsalored envrronnfrent rn Soorh eastern Onto Ir rs culturally unprepared ro meet the needs of Dlocls students rhot spend nrne monrhs our of rhe year here For rhrs season, the Ulods srodenrs develop rherr own culrure They begun ro became ovvore of rherrrselves and how rhey fur rnro the resr of socrery There rs o search for rdenrrry ond o leelrng of eaualrry Athens rs o molse belreve envrrpnfnenr of reol sod ery or 14,000 OU srodenrs, only BOO ore blade, o proporrronare measure of the l'real world Due to rhrs rattan, Dlocls srudents sornetlrnes reel rhrearened There rs o need ro prorecr what rs rherrs and to oe treated rarr and equal Diode srudenrs have separore acrrvrrres from rhe whrre students, not because they promote sepororrsrn but because dlfferences rn colrore do exrsr Dlocls Hornecomrng rs more rhonlusr ptdsrng o queen, rr rnvolves o couse Each year, conresronrs rn the Blade Hornecomrng rouse money for the Donald Spencer Achrevemenr Awards Scholarship vvhtch provrdes man ey to help Dlacls srodenrs conrrnae rherr educorran The Ms Bronze Pageant rs nor just o beauty pageant x .Nev- 1. ll r: O chance VG hrirftrltr bluljln wr,rtTtrJPrl1rjrCt'j GMI Yr, ,l.r' blodx vvrjrrnerr a Qharrrfe 'fr Q-press 'henwL.eI,e- 'rrr ,Jr tolenr perse and rnrellrgefrrie The Solore to Blrl-Ll-, Wrwrrren ogorw 'ron-grri. Eritr- wrjrmen lr hpnrgrrg therr erre'tq't1 Jr d Cf-r,rr ,rpg 'fd , Qpprjrrrrprnrry to grve L.rjrrrrerhr:'rg lin-Q 4. rrj- 'he rxrfrwefr .r ' rrtorherf. who for so lrirnrq lncrve Deen 'he ifrr, rr' the mail-. lrjfrvrly r,rnrr The Exrrovogonzo rg -.eu Blorjl-. .rpdefrrp fr rm rw emrbrr rherr rolenrit lr prdvrdel an e.e-nfg -Q-' gr. dents rger raqerher and enloy what eoqt: one N12 tn soy Srnce the ooservonue or Morrrn Larher l .rr'Q w brrr'rrjr'l-y rs nor observed by the onrvergrry Bled-r srodenra rrrt.r,1 rolxen rt Upon rhefnselves TQ honor hrm Ex ery yedr utr lonoory 15 there rs o noon observance cr 'he Crirllerre Gare The Gospel Varies of Forth srng and speeches we presented by students, faculty sroll ond vrsrrrnrg drrgrrrr tarres Jondary 15 helps ra remrncl Dladl. 5rr,.der-.rir Crt rherr blodxnesa and rhe lntosrrves rhar grrll e-:sr rn sri-oery On rhe weekends, rhere ore dances ond ri-rner 'wr rr: rrons sponsored by varroos Dloclx organrgarranz and the Dloclx Greels lerrer orqonrzorrons Dloclx culture or Ohro Unrvergrry does e-rgr To rjtrr oursrde observer tl may seem smoll but rgrimtaly re Qalrpre rs rnsrde each Bloch grodenr orc r rs 'lure rr,rr ,tr these srudenrs rhor Bloch Colrore or OU lS e-nrtrrred .,, N l 1. - --w,L',s3QEfrilif 'Q .,h,., -ZF we ...I-A e A - V .. ,en Far lelr, On Tuesday January 15 many block students marched down Courr Street rn honor at Martrn Luther Ktng lr Above lett- The first black woman la graduale hom OU, Hanley Blackburn was honored thrs year Lelr. Black students have many luncrrons rn the Daker Center ballroom such as the Block Extravaganza Below. Valencra Wrllrarns does peer coun- sellrng .4455 ..- Above- Mony students work long hours to rnoke sure Toe 5' ,fgets out on rnme, os ore Anne Soker and 1 B Dury. Upper rlght- Student photographers like being able to see their work In print dolly, which makes It easy to recruit good photographers like Chris Corr photo ediror Right- Lorry Neume-ister, monoglng editor, knows he works for one of rhe best student newspapers un the country, McDonald ,Q- x I Q' .- I Ebog Mfbomrd MCDO1 The Po r ne ver sleeps The mom mommg Omocnof-, ,fy Closyoom bmldmga Amuclsr rhrs mess, lncrecllbly, rhere us o rnodern news Q Qnd ggme Upfgwn buglnegggg I5 Q buy-,519 Of P0575 VOOH1 An GXQEOSWE COFTWQUVGVIZGO SySlE'r'W, SWWIGV VO Srudenrs pncls rhem op os soon os rhey ore delwered 0095 M1590 lm W9 595' 00095 W W9 COUWY DfOC1UC9S Q! The P05f' rhe lmdgpendenr grugjenr ngwgpopgrx I5 Geller IOOIWWQ COOy GOO rlE1ljCjllI'lQ3 YCSVE' YNOVA Cel-jvre 4, Arhens' only morning newspoper, publushed dolly Mon FW9 V090 U'5Dl0Y '9ff'WOl'r WWT' l'i'C'l'- W9 V9l9X 1l'fl l doy through Sorurdoy Twelve rhousond Posrs ore ols 5Cf99U5 O9 V09 0' lYlU9Wl'l9' ln9Yb0'3l03 'IWW V9D-'lfl9lf W rrlbured free of chorge rhroughour rhe cornrnonlry YO WD9 Sl0l'95 Ull9C'lY W0 W9 COVWDUYQ' A:uof:mre.31 Some 120 grudenrg mqlqe The Pwr one of me mogy Press ond Unlreci Press lnrernorlohol wlre gerwces hrlnq respecred College newspooers ln rhe coonrry pncrures ond srorues from around rhe world On compus, rhoogh, The Posrls elrher rhoognr ro be Accordlng ro Neonnelsrer, obour flve percenr of rhe exremely good or very bod Some people rhlnls Il lS sroff worl-cs on all nrghr shlfr The long hours ore dem excellent for belng o srodenr poper, erplolned lorry rnenrol ro rhe pooer, bor rhls IS when rnosr of rhe Neorneusrer, rnonogung edlror MDM, he solo, 'Mony FTTISTOIKGS occur rhor gel prlnreci people belueve we ore brosed, onfolr, ooorloornollsrlcol Mony new wrlrers hlr rhe beors foll qoorrer, ond ly, Gnd rgqmqgl Wlmour Q CQUSQ some dld nor ondersrond rhe meonlng of occurocy A V,5,fOr ,O rhg ground floof of golger genre, would Eyen so, Neornelsrer sold, The Posf lS nor less occorore probably fund The Posrs home rodlcol un oppeoronce 'NOV' OVW OVVW9' AlVl9fl5 OOD9' H9 SD0flS0f9d Wf'l'flQ Gnd There us on odd maxrure of rlpped couches ond sleeplng l 9fV'9W'0Q WOVlf5 lOD5 fOf W9 09W 9mD'0Y995 lOl' Lisa Grlffls, photographer, uses the uorrer bodies, clurrered desks, dlsossembled rypewnrers, sroclss Q gmphic 'Epwdumon mochlne O' M, of bock Issues, beer ond pop cons ond grofflrr p,,,, z- .JAKQ lg l X S . l Aw ,- JS-v . 'ff' -1m 5 Q 5 sf N r -vi., MF ' ffeonp Ufm 'Sf Sjrul vs. Rs. . Above- - .- Donn Whittaker enjoys disc jockey- ' ' Ing or WOUD, OlJ's svudenl-run rodlo 5 X -5, X television slorlon. L 37- A 'SJW' I ,- Rlghv. ' V Many students get procllcoi exper. ' - Ience on Athens Mogozlne which comes our quarterly l X K li MEDIA NOT EXCLUSIVE IN RECLUSIVE REGION Slruared rn rhe scenlc hulls of sourneasrern Onlo, Arlw ens appears ro be lsolared from rne resr or rne world However recluslve you mlgnr lrnaglne, lnfarnwarlon us nor an endangered speaes for rne people of Arnens and rhe srudenrs af Ohlo Unlverslry Newspapers and radna srarlons lnundare rne area wlrh a wade varlery of news, enrerralnnnenr, sporrs and crearlve llrerary expresslan Masr common ro the srudenrs IS The Posf An lnde pendenr srudenr newspaper, The Posrls QUUll5T'lGd Mon zrne, an annual puollcarlon learurlng poerry and snorr srorles wnrren by srudenrs, and counrless speaal lnreresr puollcarlans rhar represenr rne varlery of needs of Arn ens In addlrlon ro prnnred rnedla, srudenrs ln Arhens have access ro several forms of oroadcasr fnedla WOUD, neadquarrered an rne Tl TV oulldrng, as operar ed by a small sraff af professlonal people and srudenr rralnees WOUD TV offers puollc affolrs programmrng day rhrough Sarurday The conrenr ls rnalnly unrverslry relared, wurh a falr arnounr of ary news Two major cornpenrors for The Pos: are me Arnens News and rhe Arhens Messenger The Arhens News IS publlshed or weekly and rhe Messenger appears Mon day rhrough Frlday and Sunday Dubbed me alrernaf rave publlcarlon, me Arhens News arrernprs ro do wlwor orher newspapers ln me area cannar devore rlrne and space ra fearures for me Arhens area The Arhens Messenger IS the convenrlonol paper for rne Caunry, Covernng local, regronal, narlanal and lnrernarlonal news, wlrh me ernpnasls on local and regronal Messen ger srudenr reporrers recelve pracrl-:al experlence and give rhe newspaper rne unlverslry news rhar rnalxes II appeal ro me OU crowd Orher farms of prlnred rnarerlal avarlable ra rhe peo- ple of Arhens Include rhe Arnens Magazine, a auarrerly publlcarlan of rhe School of Iournallsm, Sphere fnaga ,H an Debble gl Q 9 E and produces a local new-, pr- r Qrarn Monday lrlrlllugh Frldily WQUD Tsrjrjuel lrlCludE'il VIEWU and Il'lTOTlT'vlJllCllTl dunno rne day and proqresslve rofilrl muslc or nlgnr on rlwe AM dlal WOUD FM tearures Urne reasons bear Country and also offers lntor rnaruon ro llsleners Doug McDonald Above- Jefl Worden wvlles sporls for the Alh- ens Messenger, Athens dolly paper. Leh- ACRN Is plped Info vhe cuieverlos dur. Ing meals. Upper rlghr. Edwin Newman of NBC News was keynote speaker durmg Camrnunl. :avian Week 1960, Rlghl- Farnous alumnus Mike Schrnrdr pre, sented OU 5 arhleru: deparrmenr wnh 25.000 of hls World Senes Mos! Valuable Player Earnings Far rlghr. Men and women ol all ages marched an rhe Take Back the Nrghv March fall quorrer The march was organized ro proresr agarnsr vm. lence agamsr women among olher rhlngs ATHENS' TGP EVENTS Taye Aw? van 9.-err, cl 'rg Q ,ew l :Vu QVi'?'f EI DJ :fc ve 5-:-Lupe 'r Ami Cla Mc. ll JU Jule Du. C 511 Gel: f 3 P ff fic H119 'l-:Use f.'le'e ae- we-C Tre :Q-gi' V9 fmt. '13 'lcif J' 've LQILJQ' Q -96-' ir. 'clfg 'P-nu ,, Y ' '3 wjgfec A 've :Lge .-,eve la 71, ei- Cncne' 'M,r1L'C Fgo' arc l-Mgr Myrnv- We Tae- DCU-. 'ne N gn' Mixja 13, Mg-1' ze-T in lf A- ei 4:1-91 Clileljwfy rd '.l E'f C1 ':l-5 ' -r, Aapvi ' N' IQ-A, 'UC pe-:ple ffm-ifelz Q'o'+23f pe 2l+3 ervg Qliwog'-:QM :fc 411'-9 if -'- fe: ff, :Toi :Me-' i.w.,eg J' M1 ' Szncvz Huggerw 145.5109 grifeefif lg' YC'J'1ll-'N' Qljwe Fggrlqmg luxe Wy' 'e-Q - grwjl 'jr rl-.Vg QCfl E-SEI 1, :.i'YQ' Q l'el:lle,fe-is f wie lj if 'e 3 wave' fee: 'Q 'g'fi-1c- 11: -Q' :fe D 'JC'z5'E f. -A-9 f. l li'-ge' :fe 'fre Y Tae 3'c'e,'e'3 'Y Life: rw' , gr 6 :eat , 1 3' .-.jvff 'E 1 give 'me' 7 'Q w- ee 5.3.5. -re fwgrar llegl: rwT'C gzfe-, 322, 1-eil ,3 e' Er , -L'ew1'lv1:' ig-: + . -J: A Et cw grew. 'ne p,, 1ff-Cl gives Q7 AWE, Of Se-:r A A 7v9Hgl Clif . f.dz:'Qf li .lew- ' 'ae -fro: 3f +:f' l-. ef. r.. , LL., Deir Q Jun EP I W Coarresy Unne-'sm Pt,bfiQ of15 4 . 1 qu- L f IN A 1 l qx Coafses We Day R' .- ty' 4 i 'M 1, y . - 7 ifn -9 1 an Mwgx s'5. . . w .- l N - 'S Y.. -Xt--ef ul .A Q. Q 'I . .1 V' . .r- 'P ff, x I I uf' 1 ' 1 -...gin-n5'3,,,,-.frrgf 311 'J qv- Debbre- Dumps V 4 , . ., . I, .- '-A .' -msd-y , . f vydq' ?r 5 49- ' - 4 ' J' ' 4 Qs , - ,, ff , 'A .. . ' , --,- -f,i N , 5- 1,,,1q'f ' 'Hia' ' r - ,kr -aw - -, -, . 4,5 - V, h 1 f ..-,- :eff--- --mf.-. Lf. '- ' -w Tet? 'aw' fx,- 19- .-.jg Debbre Dfffupx Upper left- The world-famous Harlem Globetror- ters come to Athens In March and pleased the crowd with thelr never. endlng ontlcs. Letr- State representative Clolre Buzz Doll ran In the Indlon Summer Run He defected Wrllrum Lovelle rn me November electron Durlng his compolgn., Reagan spoke ln Columbus fo sollclf Ohio voves Brllups E' Debbl '11 fD Q If. O D Nm Yellow Ribbon The Amerlcon hosroges an Iron domlnored rhe news l0 rhls counrry clorlng 1080 ond eorly 1081 The monrhs drogged on, ond offer four hondrecl doys, Amerlcons moy hove wondered lf rhey would ever see rhem ogoln Flnolly, on Jon 20, rhe hosroges become former hosroges or losr os rherr plone lefr lronlon olr soocejdsr os Ronold Reogon wos sworn an os 4Orh presldenr of rhe Unlred Srores Reogon hod defeored lrmmy Correr rn o londsllde vlcrory ond wos rhe oldesr mon ro ever be elecred presldenr ln rhe coonrryb hrsrory Reogon come rnro OHIC6 sooorlng supply slcle eco nomlc rheorres ond sloshed owoy or federol soendlrrg, hoplng ro eose rhe rnflorlon fore rhor hod hovered oround 20 percenr Gosollne orlces conrlnued ro rlse neorly 20 cenrs o gollon on rhe overoge onrll prlces of S135 were common by Mdrch Mounr Sr Helens blew lrs rop donno rhe yeor, cooslng concern for rhose I0 rhe Norrhwesr ond wondermenr for rhe resr of rhe codnrry The world olso nod urs flrsr 5 E: JR. Ewing lools or Sororn os Voyager l reloyecl olcrures of rhe plonr Nlnereen ond rwenry yeorrold men llned up or locol oosr offlces ro begln regrsrerlng for selecrrve servrce for rhe frrsf mme slnce 1075 World confllcr wos srlll pre-senr os rhe Sovler Unlon conrlnoed lrs srronghold IO Afghonlsfon ond Iron ond lroo fought o brrrer Perslon Gulf wor And, os rensrons lncreosed rn El Solvodor, so dad Amerlcon rnlllrory old ro rhor counrry, rolslng rhe Quesrlon ln some Amerlcons' mlnds of onorher vlernom Jusr os rhe Vrernomese- boor people were gerrlng serrled ln, Cobdn refugees, 175,000 srrong, begon rhelr Freedom Florrllo ro rhe Unlred Srores In November, rhe world flnolly found our rhor ur wos Krlsrln who shor J ll Sodly, however, on Dec 8, 1980, ond for reosons nor yer lsnown, o mon nomed Morlf Dovld Chopmon forolly shor GXrB9Oll9 John Lennon l0 fronr of has New York Clry home Hrs onrlmely, senseless deorh wos mourned rhroughoor rhe world by rhose wonrlng ro HQIVG peoce o chonce Mllfe Neff McDonald Debra Falrofv .118 K1 r Y ...-, 1 Upper leh- Llrerature was passed out on practically every candidate running ln any elecrlon. Above- Sludenrs had lo won un Ime for hours belore they could vore nn November Leh- Alllgalors were seen everywhere. Doug MCDO- Wald Hillel offers much For obour 500 members of rhe locol Jewish commu- niry, Hillel House on Mill Srreer is rhe cenrer for oll rheir religious ond culrurol needs The responsrbiliry of corering ro rhese needs folls ro rwo OU srudenrs codirecrors Morry Cohen ond Andy Goldfield lr's o rremendous responslbiliryf' Goldfild sold Theres obour 20 Chrisrion dwrches in rhe oreo, bur for rhe Jewish communiry, were ir Normolly, Hillel 5 run by o robbi, bur when Robb: Louis Reiser lefr losr spring rhe direcrorship wos oworded ro Cohen ond Goldheld lx Above- Bogel brunches are populor among members of Hlllel House, Upper Rlghu. Many Cohen and Andy Goldliold are me new directors ov Hlllol, Rlghf. Todd Vlnlck enlervolns the Sunday school chlldlon GI Hillel, x Q Q. i'.., A - 3, H leon!-len Ir's o unique siruorion, bur rhe director does nor have ro be o robbif' Goldfielcl sold The reocnon Kfrom rhe communiryD hos been very posanve obour ir There hoven'r been ony orrod-as by onybody Cohen ond Goldfield oversee o number of Hillel pro groms, including Shobbor dinners, for sondwich pomes, Hebrew dosses ond rhe Srudenr Snuggle for Sovier Jewry ond lsroeli Acnon Commirree orgonizonons When o robbi is needed, ir LS orronged for one ro come from Columbus rhrough rhe Columbus Jewish Feder- onon Our primory responslbiliry is ro srudenrs, bur we serve everybody, Goldfield sold This is rhe Jewish cenrer for rhis oreo Scorr Powers - Jed1lblY .ang 4 ...ti QW. gi I 'sv HAGIIFS SUP!! DUPII L STIMSON AVI, J ILOCKS TO IV PA I vu I 2 an T' SS 5 Locdily Owned 6 Operdred Bear Produce In Town Somdwrcrwes G Smdds Trdys Srrmsorr Ave We Accepr Food Srdmps drwd Wm Orders 592 3772 Hours Derry 8 'rw 10, Sum QSO 'rd 780 A g, Wafwilblirma . 59 8735 . 'I , LL ..,.,,.-.,,, L- f 4, 1 Qruuinrdhrnxanl . R3 21 VV. Union 593-7701 People. Count. . . the.D1amond Q Ddference-' THE TYPEWRITER SHOP SAVINGS AND LOAN COMPANY 8 M em ones of spring break . . . The last exam is over, your last book slammed shut and sold back and at last you are free. Spring break has officially begun and you are on your wayl On your way where? How about Florida? Each year thousands of college students migrate to Florida for a week or more of frisbee throwing. sun tanning, beer drinking, glrl or guy watching and overall havlng a good time. They hitchhike. carpool, or take a plane or bus. They get there any way they can. lt all depends on the amount of money available. It is at this time of year that any long lost relative is visited, any friend of a friend ls looked up. The cheaper the accommodations, the better. What lf you do not have the money to afford even the cheapest means? How can you spend spring break? Probably the most common answer to this dllemma Is to go home to the folks and family, Once you are at home, you can look up the old friends and go out for a god time. Getting a jump on the summer job market is a popular pastime during sprlng break. The State Bureau of Unemployment can be of some help in this area. You could also take a trlp to see a friend or relative who Ilves a short distance away. If you still need to get away from it all though. and you are short on funds, try getting back to nature. Get a few frlends together. a good pair of hiking boots, and a backpack and start walking. Enjoy the peace and qulet before you have to get up for those early morning classes again. 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' ' u ' 5 K ' ' - ' usa 3 A ' ' ' ' -' ' ny' ' Rlghll Cindy Lassiter. a former dlsco dancer. ls the woman led sold once tiled to seduce him and Is now o convened evangelist. Below- Clndy trles ro save lost souls on the College Green during het spring vlsli. D65omrdr '-it 'f'i-. 1 , are .- ',f Q In T., J, - 'A-' ,r . ,ly 5 I is -. K . X. pp -. Id-- Q ss D .1412 l, .,-H-:Ir i ' ' '1'.r-i'i-- , L2 ., s. tg :w,,y'.: . ' - '. 'nm dQv- : fe. U -'.'2.x.'g ,gl k - ' , ',..' 5 'rfiff I' 'A ,193 - ' ' . 5 . rr f .J f .-r'sfLg.L ' ' I' .- T:f 7!' N f -- 9- ' QL1r 'f . ' d ' .--- - .- .4 -:A 4- ' .Q ' ' 1 .N ha- '-'.'-, ' . . , Cindy stirs the dv sw., gcc.: .- ' phi. 8- crowd Evangelist Jed Smods made his yearly spring visit to Athens in search of lost souls on the College Green This year Jed was accompanied by a woman preacher, Cindy Lassiter Cindy is a farmer disco dancer who converted after meeting Jed After her conversion, Cindy decided she was being called to be a preacher like the evangelist Cindy arrived in Athens a few days before Jed While she was preaching, the crowds became impatient and yelled, We want Jed ' In the past, Jed had been the target of jeers and verbal abuse His preaching style was often condemn- ing and Jed sometimes resorted to namecalling. But Jed seemed less condemning this year, One student re marked that some people were disappointed because they couIdn'tjeet at him However, Jed does not think he has changed hLs preadwing sryle, My basic ap proach is rhe some The students may be listening more, Jed said Some people came out to watch Jed and Cindy preach because they thought they were putting on a good show Dut to Jed and Cindy, they are souls worth saving RIOT? WHAT RIOT? The weekend before frnols becomes o sugnol for srudenr rrors, a rrodmon rhar has occurred vrrruolly every year srnce rhe sprung of 10o0 On rhe weekend of May 30-June 1, 1080, however, a arrange phenomenon occurred uprown an Arhens For rhe frrsr mme rn neariy 11 yeors, o srudenr nor drd nor occur The crowd uprown wos rhe smollesr In comporr son wlrh previous years ond consrsred molnly of curnous onlookers ond rhose who came Jusr ro see rf whor rhey had heard abour would morerrohze wr, M1 1 mfr, Polrce ond securary porrolled rhe srdewolks and kepr rhe observers bock from rhe curbs, bor rhere wos no need for rhe kneeeknockers or bully dubs, os no swarm overrook Coorr Srreer The mrssrng rror may be arrrrbured ro rhe facr rhar more awareness oboor rvors rmpressed many, espeoolly freshmen, ro ovord rrouble For some uoperdossmen, rr rs a dyrng rradrraon As one sensor comme-nred, The sprung rror ond urs porrrcrponrs don'r prove anyrhrng, as rhey oren'r proresrrng anyrhrng onymore Ir's a rrdrco Ious excuse for orrenrron Dlow KIVYI Southern Ohlo law officers keep on srudoms Q leon Herr Sensononol evenrs of rhe 703 are re- J-PRCDM RECREATE5 THE 705 Tee fersrrcrr 3 701, cfrnngrjez CQ 1-.re .13 Durryr, Tne 05' swr Qreorec bv Sgfno N0 and Mono Derro Dr ri ' Tre Bw 3 0,1533 xx Lrer, ree Fin: 'ne P-f-.5 A 3, 3 l.rr'-.erm SUS Bucci, :fQxJ.c'rr:rn Dorcrhy one AC Me' F-l 3V'1 V-r-cr P-mwirraf Mrgrr-en Myer 'ne gag 'ref Tee wr: rec rne owrence down rne RQ-gerr 'ne Merioers cnc We resr 'Jie ictw veilo-N Drrcb-r road or 'ne 705, snowng rnem rne pnysrcor Mi-A no-gne 'ner nr 'crgere' n -i 'e :rece ne: crcie 'fe :nofrqrfg 'oles of 'nen cnc! 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R Yr 6-1 Jprorn grorrec O0 veors ogo onci was Qoncered rn 1075 ie-fre' Program Board Qrnwosr exec rr ogorn rosr year :ue 'O We wcnrng rnreresr of srpdenr orgonrzo 'WQ175 We J Prom was Q Org evenr durrng rne '50s, sord Lrg, D Ggfcrgnnenrgo 1080 H-iron' cncrrrnon 'Every rgrgrzrirzorron pvesenrec 0 srw one Q rung one Queen were rirownerj or 'ne come Tocoy 'nere nosn r been 2 Qcme Greek rnvoiwe Mg-fr Qggjwgg ,jf Qrber sprrr-,Q ggrnrnrrfnenrg Cnc We Corrs are 'gr mririxeo Oecnuse of rne new green ree-trends and rne roclr or funds sord Dr Grondornen Fronv 'ne 'rnnre 'ne Jprcnn rnerne 5 onnounceo rne Qirrrirponrs Onnr GO frwch of Qnwnrng erse Order Q-Q'rCrQo'rnrg groep and ossgnec ro cnorner grcwp Tne 5 'TNQ nro nec Dy nnorsmm Ocpornred by rne fnorsnols nerp orgonrze sw Qrepgrgron prop rmrrdrng and r:r:r5r,ne Oesrgn A5 'ne cofnsenrcf 'recrs 'ne Nw-:ran-315 rcre 'ner' Q-Ar grep vwrcn Tec' 'ne fm 'esws Y R' lf' Herr T Q w . , . Lefr- In cr skrr on nuclear energy performers coprn- vore rhe oudrence wnh rherr onrucs Below. The- wunnmg skur by members ol Della Tau Della and Chu Omega, fe-urured Wonder Woman and Mark Sprrz rn The Parry of rhe Decade . - rw PMYUL For Rlghr. One ol the mos! exclrlng events dur- Ing South Green Weekend was me greosed pole cllmb. llghr. Green Weekend was o success even lhough all the greens had Il durlng rhe same weekend. Many had a good llme. Above- lon Whipple announces there ore over 68 kegs Ieh on Saturday during Soulh Green Weekend. .1 f'.A f r, v' rdf! 6 r -'X' 7113 4 aff,-1 55: 1.1. if lil? 111, img, iii!- ,lil GALA Green Weekends A little rain and a couple cold nights could not stop any of the excitement during the green weekends, spring 1980 All three greens held their spring festivals on the some weekend, so most people did not get to see them all Students had a great time listening to over 20 bands, drinking about 300 Regs of beer, playing games, sliding in mud, and just getting away from studying The East Green led aff with an allgreen square dance and ended with the Gospel Voices of Faith ln between was a continuous parry of games, bands, beer and friends, After dancing all night, everyone with blankets and sleeping bags bundled up to watch the midnight movie, Whatever Happened to Baby Jane? Saturday was devoted entirely ro games and compettf tions such as an obstacle course, dorm tugo-war, Show Your Tan Line and the annual East Green 5,000 Meter run The bands played until nearly 3 00 a m Much of the some went on at the South Green Five Y 1 X. 17. - n hundred Southern Comfort T-shirts were sold, malsing it the most popular shirt of the weel-:end One hundred kegs and nine bands helped entertain the crowd, and one band, Feral Children, even played through a bar' age of beer cans, frisbees and rocks thrown at them by the rowdy crowd No one ever sat bacls on their hands on the Sauth Green A motorcycle gang invaded the festival unexpectedly, but they could not slow the party down The West Green started celebrating Thursday even' ing and continued all through the weekend Friday evening featured a caokout, a tugo-war an Boyd Beach, and a mixer with The Boss Groover of WXTQ-FM A Touch of Grass, a popular area blues grass band ended the festivities Probably the most memorable event on the West, though, was not even on the schedule-a mudslide caused by the weelsend's rain The weekends were fun, exciting and unusual for everyone inva v M Kopp I ed ., ' if ' ' i ' ul ' ' . 1 .' , . , , , The mud slide wos the hlghllght of the weekend on the West Green. . wb, ',g,. 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C ouvresy UfWGf5lfY Graduation shared by young and Commencemenr, June 7, 1980, was a graduanon ceremony wlrh several drfferences One of rhese drfferences was a wllllngness ro share Among rhe members of rhe Class Of 1980 sar 70 1970 Ohlo Unlversary graduores These men and women wore rhe rradlrlonal acodemlc cosrume and were pre senr by speclal lnvlranon of rhe unlverslry and rhe dass offlcers of 1950 The graduanng dass of 1970 had been denled urs commencemenr because of rhe dlsrupnve ann-war rlors whldw engulfed rhe campus rhar sprung Unlverslry Pres: denr Claude Sowle canceled graduanon exerclses and ordered all srudenrs ro vacare rhe campus The Class of 1970 deparred Arhens early, dodglng brlclss, borrles and Narlanal Guardsmen Tear gas hung rhuclsly ln rhe sprlngrlme alr The Unlverslry Alumnl Assoclarlon proposed rhar rhe Class of 1980 share urs cammencemenr wlrh rhose de pnved of rhelr day I0 rhe sun The dass offwcers eagerly agreed and lnvlrarlons wenr our Grads of 1970 rerurned ro Arhens from all porrs of rhe counrry-one even made rhe rrlp from Japan More of rhem were accompanled by rheor chlldren rhon by rhelr parenrs Several sand rhar rhey were deeply rouched by old rhe facr rhar rhe graduares of 1980 would share rhenr commencemenr wlrh people half a generanon older .Hpeople wurh whom rhey had lirrle or norhlng ln common Because of rhls gesrure by rhe Class of 1980, 70 alumna saw a mlsslng plece of rhelr college experience fall lnro place lr was a losr momenr recaprured . . .10 years larer Anorher deparrure from rhe usual ar rhe commence' menr was rhe lnvuranon of a forelgn dignlrary ro dellver rhe commencemenr address The Honorable Dara' Musa Hlram, Malaysaan Mlnlsrer of Educarlon, dellvered a speech whlch expressed has counrry's granrude rhar Malaysaan srudenrs could re ceuve an Amerlcan college educarlon A rhnrd difference ln rhe 1980 commencemenr was rhe graduarlon of 21 new physraans from rhe College of Osreoparhlc Medlane These 13 men and elghr womer were rhe flrsr doctors of osreoparhy ro graduore from rhe srare unlversary I0 Ohuo A commencemenr shared wlrh old grads by new ones, a speaker from half a world away and Ohuo Unlverslrys flrsr physlaansof such was rhus memorable day S 5 . X me Y I' 1 Coufresy of Urmeun Fkfbffuoffom Counesy of Umvemry Publnconom Ar:-:we vfujrsrfynjmq xmdanrf. wr-1.2 ry. .m are-3 Uv gr-Jduomm Courfesy of Umversnry Publications LE-HC1,wwmeruQQ:rvQmv wuz urmvui my yfixurw Cmd old ohm' 4 Srgrna Alpha Epsnlon brothers ond ru Fxperiemce Greek Rush In envy Seprember former ugh Oeooh 'cr 'he erqbr frrzrrirfcr aorofrrres orc 13 m'rr:rwr3r 'rar-er'r'e5 gr: .grgwprg CPC! XG resheea rYWfE v G3'Y'1er' .x h-3 m. ere rfveregr' ec r' rhe Geere E'y'S'G Jusr rcwr Ooys lore' 125 Qrrrs hoc Qrerjged 0 serorrry cmd deqrdecl ro GQ Cure-elf The prr:r:edrJre 'or Fr:1'err'rr H95 IS PWUCV' CWS-rE'Vr' Whor hopoervec 'ri 'Jw SCVTWG CVE Q ery '-,re j'herg :fr 'Q rhe Greer-r e-perrerge? - For rhe wshee she rece 14-. ed whorerro over me sue mer e-rgrrarrrrfrg scrrrtwee or OU She acwc 'her' re-gsre' ro' Vuirr rhriwgh rhe wer! or 0' 5-:':r:r Przhfverrehrc 3'6.'E-A Jr Barre' Cever -.-,rrr 'fe rfrehe QU CVE? X5 ire Care-C' Cid Ghjr.-.rig VAQ5 'r-Q frgr reg grvpfe ree mshee sew 0' Greer-5 The roIrovr.rhQ dey 'fre rushee ch-Zrse Sr- 'Urges she warned re war: orgorfr She gm rr: VA'rf A 'he rwmae :rerrer rhrriwgf r: Q'e1:CreC sv T'e houses ever-e 'herr QM' rsrs Ofc r.-.hee geese: Qryreg Give crm Arc? rfrey marred -gum rher, A efe fre' QYEU IV meerrhg 09010 lh Qrher vwordi rhe rushee cmd 'he aorrgrrrry meme-A cheese -A wi. we, wiv' ro' aryerg JJ 've C9QSr'f'rhS rye hose 3' .x hri' :re czree rvrrji :eos Frgrerhrry rush rg frwch drrferehr for rhe meh rh rhe hgrbeg Th-err resh be-grfs Joour C weers offer rhe sororr rres were come v. 'h former wah The Ihrerfrorerhrry Cormcrr rrFCr ser up 0 few mres for rhe men, bur horhrhg os srwcrered os rhe sororrrres followed Porrres were od-rerrrgeo rh The Post: rhosr reoweo Deer food ond gm Some houses hoc ccwes' Des' Legs ofa Campus ' Dear Jeohs cnc cn SVWVVWSUIT cefhperrrror- Each nrghr 0 Orfferewr rheme was used for rhe porry and when rhe home ferr Q mshee wourd frr rh Weir wrrh rhern, rhey e-refrdefi G D10 'O hrfw who Goes 'he frryermrv or 'he vororrry offer O 'J- 5ree9 Ar' Gfeerfs t ser. 'wer' 'rouse oy srressrhg schoror ghrp rrewdshrp, orhrerrcg sooo! rrfe resporxsrbrlrry, DQVSOO' or grovvrh ohd good rrmes Amd vwncr fhorses Q mshee qhmse Ohe house over oPr:r'hef9 They prC+- 'he one vmefe Huey reer mosr cee'rror'ol9re W rh rhe peoore rn rr Ewen 'hough rr rs O gmerr-.rg week for 'LSDGGS N0 'he ehc rr err seemed WOVVW rr r3'e':e' X J' 'Le d Mclrvmrl Tod lcdd MulnmlT 5 , food M4Irvw1 J Leil- Rushees for Sigma Alpha Epsnlcm wcnch then long-awaited movue Le! your lmagmauon run wild as to what kmd ol movue ul wus. Lower Iefv- Sign.ups had vo be checked Qor rush Mike Summers did af lor Phu Della Them Below. Alpha Epsilin Pi members enjoyed rush. v. ff 'I 72 I ,f-1, rkfii .-,Q ,- A pep folly on rhe nlghr before Homecoming consisted of fireworks. rhe cheerleaders, o bonfire ond en- rhuslosrlc srudenrs ond olumnl. The Dobcol ond Bobklrren led rhe Iorgesr Homecoming parade ever down Courr Srreer, - 2 - ..-n ,, :lx - ,,,.r. an-f Q FT-2?Y3l'lN' 33' 'W .ge - X ,W 3 wi 'S lx 1 1, X- I 7 br, e 21535523 U gv nr,-, r , Q' Doug McDonald , Sruorr Gam fax'- .-. ', Eiaueel 2 '.' 19.11- rz-,-:, f- , me as-V, '-ig:-.Ci , r :,,1-.-7 '- -rv. 49?-E' be QM fl. Fllf, 3 A J' '31 ,....4 .345 ' 5ruanOark :ix . .. 'jill fr 'Q f'4:2:i'f ' if rw- 'L 'f' 'f ,ff ' f. - qfe-. . r 'n Aff , 9' 'af ifri-.'-L 521-f,, Sworr Clam Leh- Hnmecomlngs oldesl alumnus keeps coming back every year lo march wtrh rhe band alumna Below. The 1960 Lmle Mlss rode In rhe Homecoming Parade. along wlrh the Unlverslry Kung and Queen and the Mlss Black Homecoming condldores, Bottom Leh- The Marching Alumni procrlced with the 110 before the game against Cenrrnl Mrchngan Donurn- The Lombdo Chl-Alpha Xl Delro floor was one enrranr In rhe parade compemlan Swan Clark be . J f r 5.5 V .4- Sworf Clam 4 5 ,I HE ' E r J VICTORY . 24 P . Above- The Debtors. led by Sam Shon and Tony Curlla, broke Cenvmls 23- gome wlnnlng sneak which began here ln 1978. Rlgm- Dy frying lo joln the bond, the Dob- cof generates splrlv In the homecom. Ing crowd. l O f . 4' ' ,. f1fffff2f :':i:,, 4:57357 , -A I ,sirqlftfr ' 'iv-' -f,4,L1f: .1 .4 rm -I- - ,,,',-soda : 'rf ull, ,Z 31 -arvsg . -5 .0 :Huh ZTQJF- 1 4,. W '1' I' 'H AI' I ' TK I n :rr rf K . .rf .'x ,, . 'IL . 2 N? -5 9 T'was the night before hameco-nng ar Ono Unl -9TSlT'y and half rhe populanon IA as Inyolveo II' conrrgr -.ersy Maybe nor exocrly half bar Q Qrear more-, were Ir. one of seweral ways Thar Fruday nIghr rhe MorchIng 110 was nor gwen rhe opporrunlry ro Iusrlfy Irs absence from rhe snalse dance and bonflre The Black Sruoenr Culrural Programmlng Board and organIzers from rhe unIyersIry and AIr Force ROTC had been Involved In confllcr over comblnlng rhe Mas Bloclf Homecorrmng Queen canresr wIrh rhe re' ylyed Unwersury Klng and Queen Compenrlan The con- resrs remaIned separare and dIsappoInrmenr abound- ed And rhe 1-3 Dabcors were goIng agaInsr rhe unde feared Cenrral MIchIgan ChIppe-was, who boasred a 23' game unbearen srnng Howe-.er aegpre rhese QVOUl9'7'j homecaI'nIng I.w eel-reid Ocrabe' 10-12 mer A- ' DEf'GCV OUUVWI .1 earner 'ar 'he OU fans srudefrs f-Jculry and alumn- 'It ar'e Ided 'ne scneaulea erenrs wmch ranger: 'ne Ace-nl uarary bools me 'Ii 'ne homecc-mIrIg Ca'-ces AlumnI found rhemselyes welcome ar rhe olumnl homecomIng renr on rhe Howard Hall sIre and ar rhe newlyrnamed Konnelxer AIumnI Cenrer locored across from EIlIs Hall on UnIyersIry Terrace Some alumnI rerurned for rhe honor of Inauguranon Inro rhe Hall af Fame durlng rhe pre-game ceremonles Sarurdoy afrernoon The dIsrInguIshed John Kerns, Charles VandlIcls, PhIl Woodworrh and AnIro Mlller rose membershIp ro 103 In rhe Hall of Famer whIch was founded In 1005 The mosr oursrandlng achIevemenr, rhor of 1980 Alumnus of rhe Year, wear ra .lock EllIs, campus deyelopmenr dIrecror Ellls, a 1057 gracluare, was recogf nIzed for hs de-dIcorIon ro rhe unIversIry or rhe AlumnI Award Bonauer and IO rhe homecomlng parade For rhase who dId nor arrend rhe snake dance and oonfre fesrIyIrIes on Fndoy, rhe New York-based group, Spyro Gyra performed before a near-full house In Memonal AudIrorIum lou, rhyrhm and blues and salsa, rhe rhree Influences on rhe groups muslc, helped Spyro Gyram elecrrfy rhe audlence wIrh songs from Irs forrhcomlng album as well as rhe groups early hIrs The concerr mer wIrh general approval from rhe fans The 80's and All Thar Jazzl' celebronon was under- way ar 10 am Sarurdoy wIrh rhe Cenrer Program Board S annual homecommg parade The largesr ever, rhe parade was led by rhe cheerleaders and rhe March- Ing 110 lr Included eyeryrlmng from floors and banners ro S9N9TOl nIgn school boards, dIsrInguIshed guesrs, Boy and GIrl Scours, mIlIraw guesrs and borh hamecomIng caurrs Affer be-Ing Iudged on rhe basls of DOISQ4 personallry, academlcs and unlverslry OCTlVll'lGS, Mark Arnold of Lambda ChI Alpha frarernIry and Debble Grady of Al- pha XI Delra soronry relgned as rhe U0lvGl'Sll'Y l4Ing and Queen The Mlss Blads Homecomlng Queen, DenIse Burner of Srgma Gamma Rho saronry, was chosen on rhe bases of her sd'wolarshIp collecnon The cruaal arrenrlon was QIVSO ro l3rIan Burl-Ie and rhe Dobcar squad, as rhey rools on rhe opposmon whldw began Irs 23game wInnIrIg srreals by defeanng OU on ITS home held IO 1978 The esrlmared crowd of 17,000 fans In Peden Sradlum rhar afrernoon were rreared ra more rhan an excellenr performance by rhe Marchlng 110 and alumnI Durlfe and hIs ream rose ro rhe occasIon and used rhe home odvonrogem of emononallycharged fans ro snap Cen- rrals srreals wIrh a 24-O wIn - U I I 'Q , ggzlt, 'X fs' F, 'QLQEE' r For Left An emotional fan slgnols victory dur- Ing the homecoming game. us the lootboll team won, 24-9. Left. Coach Drlon Burke and quarterback Som Shon dlscuss the strategy that led to the unexpected wln over Cen- trol Mlchlgon, Below- Hoifbock Tony Cortfo rushes through rho Central defense lor o homecom- lng touchdown. v Y -Wh nr 4 . N .1', .1 I ASSLIIAYUI E QA Mr. Llrzenger had the Infeslghr to make an early reservation or the Ohlo Unlverslry Inn. Arhens I5 a rown wirh bars an abundance and a growung supply of vanous resrouranrs One rhlng lock' Ing, however, 5 a broad range of morels ro choose from The Iorrer fact IS ofren overlooked by srudenrs unnl rhey need ro fund o ploce for rhelr parenrs ro sroy dunng such annual evenrs os vlslranons, onenrarlons, Parenrs' Weekend I0 rhe fall and Moms Weekend dunng Sprung quarrer Mudw ro rhe dmsmay of many, rhe morel supply In Arhens 5 nor only exrremely Immlred, our booklngs for such occaslons are hnghly comperlnve and reoulre more luck rhan skull necessary for securlng a morel room Whereas rhey mughr nor hove dlfhculry wlrh lodglngs for freshman onenranon, parents of all srudenrs vie for places ro sroy dunng Parenrs' Weekend ln lare Ocrober Many make rheur arrangemenrs as soon as srudenrs I l A X X . X - 4 I 'N No room at the inn recefve the yearly calendar of evenrs nn lore summer An employee of rhe Ohro Unlverslry Inn sand reserva- rvons are frequenrly filled wlrhln a rwcrweek penod And irs nearcompus locanon on Puchland Avenue makes If rhe firsr ro have no vacancies Consequenrly, when morel reservarions are an um- posslbilrry, orher alrernanves musr be found for rhe porenrs who rravel long dlsrances Forrunarely, lodgrngs are avanloble ln many dorms, such as rhe guesr aparr- menrs In Shrvely, Parks, Bush and Biddle Halls, for a much lower charge rhan o morel Then rhere is rhe olrernonve of sroyung in rhe son or daughrer's room or aparrmenr Many parenrs, howevf er, opr for anorher choice rhar of sroying for rhe day and dnvnng bodf ro rhelr homes or nlghr As one pcrenr pur rr, Le-r'sJusr say I'm used ro my own bed Liang Uebormclv Kim Drown ww e ' 4' .-.--Q Sfafl UI: 'J' Vw? 16 . pil- QH, ... A 1 7- , . 1' 5 AO 5 .l,AT 51 1.1, These parents me roughlng lr ul Comp OU. 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Above- Genlng ready for Halloween ls al- most as fun as belng on Courr Street. Upper llghr- On Halloween nlghl, ll was dlfllcull lo llnd a seal In ony bar, Rlghl- The Framler Room garbage men and women were ready for ony trash tho! came lhelr way. CIOIQ De5omrcl1 Ha. vga Pi- , in if N x -Q V X .SQ :A 4, Cfarg De5crn:df Mardi Gras Of The Midwest The Tradition Desplte all the controversy and hassles which preceded this mid'outumn holiday, the students came out in full force to traditionally block off Court Street and celebrate Halloween. There is no doubt in the minds of the students, Halloween will last forever as a huge celebration on Court Street. ln early October, the Student Sen- ate made several appeals to the university admin- istration to have an organized party somewhere, so that some of the Halloween hassles on Court Street could be deterred. Unfortunately, all propos- als were denied and the party fell into the hands of the student body. Continues . . Two men, each costumed as popes, embraces in the middle of the street and the crowd followed. The crowd rocked cars caught in the crush and harrassed the drivers. An estimated 15,000 people occupied Court Street. from Union Street to State Street, forcing the Athens city police to close Court Street at approximately 10:15 p.m. From then until 4:00 a.m. it was one big celebration. Costumes again played a major role in the Hal- loween celebration. There were hundreds of clowns, three blind mice, a slx-pack of beer, a deck of cards, several presidential candidates, a swarm ol bees, many priests, an injured Pittsburgh Steeler dents celebrated Halloween. c 'Q 1 3 3 ., 2 5 a n o S Z' 75 'E o V. 2 F fT7O vid D0 HALLCDWEEN 1980 fan, o cockroach and various ugly faces. These are just a small portion of the costumes that were donned. Two hundred and twenty-two people, mostly from out of town, were arrested for open alcohol containers and disorderly conduct. While the open container law was being enforced. officers usually just asked offenders to dump out their beers. As the night went on, more arrests were made. Slowly, the crowd began to disperse into the night. By 4 a.m. the streets were deserted except for the pleasant memories and abundance of litter. Clean- up crews came out and had the city back to lts normal self by sunrise. A quote from Student Senate President Jimmy Jones seemed to express the true feeling of Hal- loween in Athens. lt appears that Halloween at OU is ingrained lnta the lifestyles of most stu- dents, he said. Despite unsuccessful attempts of the Halloween Task Group and the Student Senate to get an uptown program accepted, students ln Athens have individually taken it upon them- selves to celebrate Halloween in the OU tradition. ,s -5- xx xx 'Xl I x .IC - 5 fTlO D0 vid 4.1 , K P Maszr Dowd DeNomo , Q,- .V V , , , ,. I- 7 4 I T I! ,I , F ' 3 ' 4 My llff +324 I Xu . - ,ff f ' , , 4 .:t. ' N ' . 1',, , , -' 3.3. lilffhx -,.g,.1f1l:x :- IEJJ-1 -,yrf flxx, t ,S-a,: , . ' X ' V.. ' xl 'Q 1 Q.. ' 'A' xx Xt ,- X ,N V ,fsrr . is 4 Q j I' . Jai! ' f I , 1 'lv A 1 Dawaoe-Nome Y - ' far.. 'vx .L 1 '. Dowd D6Nov'r1o Upper left- -11 Vlzord joins the unofficial pony In the uptown streets. Above- Arhens police had no luck kee the crowds on the sldewolks. Lnwer left. Worm-hearted fvn abounded. Leh- Holloween was o BYOD nffolr. P'n9 Dove Robbms lusvens vo cx campaign puvch by c devoted Reagan suppon- er -.n , firwfl f-A ISS'--4. A 1 1 'fx' t .4 It it , . , , ! I -'.ll.llLQiI A I iz VBR!! li 3 .QMS Emil'-Q. ff - 'VGWUQQ i usb NX x 5 -nw., WHS ,- 1 .i, J' v-A ,au- - 1 . N,.. I 5 J .,,,,Q x 5 I Campaign '80 Voter turnout ln a ptestdentral elecrlan year ts always heavy, well, heavtet than tn off years, anyway Such was the story tn Athens November A, 1080, when students ond restdents pottently stood tn ltnes for up to one and a half hours to choose thett leaders across the ary, state and natton At the County Board of Electrons, the employees ontrapoted heavy tutnouts tn the 70 prectncts of Athens County, where 32,500 people had regtstered to vote Stxtyefuve percent of these voters cast ballots Notronolly, Unuted Press lnternattonal predtcted Re publtcon Ronald Reagan to wln the prestdenttal contest early, but 48 1 percent of Athens voters favored tncum bent Jtmmy Carter Many students were vottng tn a ptesldenttol electron for the ftrst ttme Reogon was attacked by college students os betng tncompetent and ltlrely to lead the country lnta war Grotfttu Irlse No Vkeoguns, no war was wntten obout the campus lkeogans conservattsm, coupled wlth hrs unpopular statements ltlse, Vtetnom was a noble couse and Trees cause the most atr poluttonf' resulted tn attaclas ogatnst htm In state races, Senator John Glenn defeated James Derts Wtlltam Lavelle wos fovoted tn the county, but tncumoent Clotre Dall retatned hrs seot rn the Olst Dtstrrct Ohuo House Rep Clarence Muller retalned hrs Conares stonal seat over Jack Stecher In the race for Chlef Justtce of the Ohlo Supreme Court, Fronls Celebreeze won oy 18 percent tn the county over challenger Sora Harper It was the Iocol electrons, though, that featured me dta blttzes across town and vartous questtonandonswer sessrons to expose the candldotes ond the tssues County Commtssloner Clyde Bronson lost to OU pta fessor Bull Hovtland tn that race, student favotlre Davtd Frey, tunnnng for Common Pleas Court Judge, lost to Wrlltam Psowlond, for shertff, John Htcls lost to challenger Robert Allen, and Wtlltom Grlm was norrowly defeated by Wtlltam Word for the offtce of prosecuttng attorney , vh Cuom 5- Ls' fodd Mdnrurf E S' an I' l -p ,-7 E E S mntnll I I I-A L x,-at t .,,. 5 ' - N'YM4. gl I: t 1 ,.., 'Cnc ybur fl, , 'stale Bum Above- Mony students caught the campaign splrll os they passed out lnlotmotlon on their condldote, Leh- Uslng hand-mode slogans. Phll Clone trles to convince his Morton Moll oudl. ence to vote for Reagan. Rrghr- Counney Dun ond Joan Grunt are performrng o scene from Amerrcon Theatre Producrrons rourrng versron of The Elephanl Man Cenlerl Courtney Burr rs John Merrrck, rhe nororrous 'elephonr mon ol Vrcrorr- on England, rescued by ernrnenr sur. ge-on Dr Frederrck Treves. played here by Kennerh Garner Far rrghr. Courtney Burr roms an rlluslrrous Irsr of ocrors who have porrroyed John Merrrck, the Infamous 'e-Iephonr mon' of Vrclorrcrn England I Elephont Mon oword-winning broodwoy ploy hits Athens 'WP .V-, pg: 'x I A .' ,A ' -': V .i , gr .. . ,ug I .. ,rl Who soya rhere rs oo Colrore Irs Arhen59 Ir rho yeor oIorIe Q New Yom dance groop oopeored, or Inrewmc rronovy Ixnown oIoy Qt?I C:r'fuE-U ooo o choroI group rho' I'mo5 roorrred oroooc me wono song The Ohro Unryersrry Afwgr 55-nes Goes for 5peooIIge Ir. one zeomenr or rhe orrs ooors ooozers riwonws ond srogerz shore me aroqe rhrooohoor rhe yeor Through rhe Arrrsr serres, srodenrz ger o change ro see perfor monies such os 'Do' ond ' The Eleohonr Mon ' or o reosonome once For some Ir Qroyroes rhe opporronrry ro dress op ond ocr sophrsrrcored Ar other rrrnes srude-nrs drop by In Ieoos before Qorng oprown or ro rhe Irorory I Irlxe rhe wrde yorrery rhorg offered, 'Bord Sreve FrouIo, o sensor In ousrness Tay gorng ro every perfor rnonce, I see dooce cornponres ond arngrng groups rhor I osuoIIy wooldnr go our of my woy ro frno I rhrnk rr's gre-or ro be obie ro see oloys rhor ore on Broadway sord Bnon Aoonns. lrvrog I0 Ohro, I neyer ger ro New York bor when The EIephonr Moo' wos here, I olnnogr feIr Irhe I woe. no o New York rrweorer ,- The semgm opomoa Dumber Q wwf' rrwff 11111 Twp Evv'.g-mljdc Three nT1u,u1uJu'w5 Of-d 'V-re,-C dunwf -v', Ufvvwv Cwvmj -Tu mn vxwvh Hip C1u1wwjlv'xQ Qvd lull H X:,'w , Q-:Ivy-1 ML, A' umm me cufmerg I-ep' me CMH Wm .U rum' A,'1' xy phjappmg Tm' -Judson Us Qpphinudf-d wf1r'mNy rr: 51 M M mfmberz, ir, 'Over E-my Quo T-1 MQ my 'ru ,A 1.-lj Do Vw me STJQE' flrmbe-r U Wm! 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L'M1Vl j V 1 padsed house Coarrney Barr porrrayed John Merrncly rhe rnfamaas efephanr man of Vucrorran England The pray rs aaodr a man deformed by drsease and haw hrs docror frghrs ra proyrde a normal exusrence for Merrrds Na makeup or SDGCTOT effecrs were Used, rhe Tflasran af defarmrry was expressed rhraagh rhe acrar's move menrs The pfay has been performed rn Engfand warh David Bowne rn rhe rrrle rofe lr opened as d rnovre and TS carrenrfy pfayrng an Droadway The New Yorkfoased dance company Paalrne Kaner Dance Cansorr performed rn Memorral Aadrrorram on January 20 To a hafffrfled aadrraruam rhe dancers QTQSGUISO 'a seamfess flow of movemenr ' Usrng no background scenery, rhey performed several modern dances choreographed hy Paahne Koner One papdar namber was La Mahnchef' rhe srary of an lndran pnnceg gryen ro Carre: un Mexfco Through her efforrs, he conquered Memo Dar her repenrenr soal wzlf nor resr anruf she frees rhe Indran peapfe The Arrusr Senes sponsors shows rhrodghoar rhe year 42 1 W J The season begrns faII auorrer ond runs rhrough sprung Mosr performances run smoorhly our somerrmes, someone deaoes rr wouIcI oe fun ro arsrupr rhe sroge Ar 'The EIephanr Manf o fare alarm was pulIed oy o prohlasrer neor rhe end of rhe ploy I wrsh people wouIon'r rry ro funn performooces rhar acrors work so nord on, sara Cnna Grbokjr 'Iwhen I was ar The Elephonr Mon, I rhoughr rhe fare olorm wos an asr rord snren No one Isnew whar was gonna on I rhrnls a Ior of peapIe assumed nr wos parr af rhe play When rhe house Irghrs come on, everyone ponndseo our frnaIIy someone on sroge oorvouoced II wos a frre alorm Dy rhen, rhe end of rhe play was rurned For mosr srudenrs, however, rhe Arrrsr Serres IS o cuIIuraI experrence rhey wouIo nor wonr ro mass I look Iorword ro me serres ourrng wrnrer quarter sord Karen Hannoh I feeI so Isolarea In Arhens when rr snows and I have na place ro go Seeroa o pefformonce ossures me mar rhere Is o Irfe oursroe of Arhens U I, I- H E L 'T' 'P C P L. 'I-rr'-XI .rf Mm Fw-rr Unrlmfrz Grew MC 5x Opposlre page-For left- Jock Aronson ls the mischievous Do In the hu Broadway comedy For le!!- George Feeney ond Ion Svuon reml. nlsce oboul boyhood pranks an o scene hom Do Leh. lock Arbonson ond Cums 1 Arm. suong shore o fond memory an o scene from Do GONG5 SOUND EOR GREEK WEEK Greeks rejoice as Greek Week is celebrared by lralernlrles ond sornrl- rles all over campus, Greek Week began under heayy flre from THE POST and healed canrroyersy among the 21 frarernrrres and sororrrres on campus The annual seyenrday celebrarlan, desrgned to srrengrhen Greek uhlry and ralse money for rhe Red Cross, Included bed races, o soap bak derby, chua off, gona show, more Greek games, Srrohs, and the all Greek Tea a frnal drunk and drown Drrnkung was rhe key ro rhe conrroversy rhls year A PO5Tedlrarral arracked rhe schedule and srerearypeo Greeks and Hbeerchugglng, lzod shrrred goofs lronr cally, Greek unmcarlon came from nor so rnuch rhe games, but from rhe unknowledgeable arrocks upon rhe Greeks by THE POST Chl Omega Adue Sobolak sand Jody Andre of Pu Beta Phl, chalrperson of rhe acrryr nes, sand Greeks are concerned wrrh rheur :mage an campus, bur THE POST dld nor look ar rhe pasrrlye arrrrudes Two weeks before rhe srarr of rhe games, a proposal was drawn up ro llrnrr rhe number of nrghrs wlrh drunk' :ng eyenrs Zero Tau Alpha sororrry dropped our of rhe games because we drdn'r agree wrrh the policy ra drunk nrghrlyf' sold charrperson Laura Crlswold Afrer rhe clouds af conrroversy cleared, rhe acnvlrres Qor under way wlrh rhe Harnecarnrng floor comperrrran and ended wlrh a rea for all Greeks 10 Baker Cenrer Ar rhe end of rhe week, rhe overall wunners were Pr Dero Ph: sororlry and Dera Thera Pr frarernlry The beneflcrary was changed from Unrred Appeal ro rhe Arhens Red Cross The Red Cross was gonna ro fold, rhey were really dependrng on us, Andre sand 5500751000 was donared afrer all rhe bllls were pond Thls was rhe Iargesr amounr ever roused dunng Greek WEQIK Glerchen Van Tassel Courresy of THE POST J'- Douo McDonald The 5plrIf61eek Week inspires is evi denced Ol ca lull loolboll game At.,-.e flow A 'L,-er?-31319 Sw 4 ,' LLP-f', ' ' ed Cs Lle Mllof. Below nghv. lsrael dancers periormed on me Col- lege Green during sprung quarter ond cn Hnllel They finished o four ol Europe ond were here nn Athens lor vhe los! pau of Q Iwo-week slay un Columbus Ani- A woy of lfe Yoo gOr'o hoye orrl Arr lS eueryw here uw me Arpeos gollerles ll-,e Trlgollm or--j Boller Ceprer up the elexororg oll o-Ver onfppos ooo up We srooros lr. 'he orr oollcl-po Arr ls riormos Oollwrfrwlgg gqulprureg phomgropm Qror fm rrwslc dooce prose ooo poerry Arr ls Q sfore of lrwlrlo Q srore or belmq or! e-lsremje rhor Qmvome warp of come of ireorwv cop enjoy Some people mov oe ofrold of on Afrer oll 'prom-gh me Qerlrorles of gre-or orrlsrs of oll rypes lr 'mos gorhered We 'orie 0' Qerronp Colrorol Coorwororlons 'ugh gone-ry spobbery ood o lempermemrol flow of colurol brnlllomje Arr pos become so freeform so llberol mor owosr opyrh no cop be Colled orr Arr seems ro howe rolxep op o orooo specrrorp of sngpnflcorwce Ir hos gone for pew:-no rhe rrodlmopol on forms ro Creorlvlrles 'llxe me orr of lowe me orr ol dmmg or rhe orr of golpg ro College Arr 15 H7 me Qolrores of oll porlorws rrwrooghoor me world apo lp rlve people rlvefrwselves Arr IS o woy of lrfe o releose from oll sorrs of pressores ooo amlerwez Arr molses We world more Deoonful Oroce ro me ooo rpere goo never be 'oo 'noch of roar Coorresv of Pofmmre ali X E 1 I A- 1 Q 4 x W Leh- Unlverslry Bond Direcror Audrey fi Lloyd lones guves rhe cue vo ye-I cm. other muslclcm l Below lefr- , cfilflrf ., , , , ' V h The Spring Foculry Concert dance us FY 1:--'P ' ' .'..w--K . . Q.PAf,:L 1 periormed by the School of Dance JO? Gwon Mom mgrwwe rfourfefn uf Dgrfgwrc Above. Mony molhers come I0 Arhens for Mom S Weekend nn Moy Rughl, Morhers were neared I0 Q beautiful sprung weekend an Arhens Morhers honored during GUS Morns Weekend They deserved ro he honored for rherr honrjirn-Q or ereryrhrng from oondogrrrg gknnned -.frees 'C nwfnrrq core pockoges ro rhe college grodenr Of course rhey were none orher rhon rhe scores or morherg who rhode rhe onnuol prlgrrrnoge ro Ohro Unryersrry ro enjoy Moms Weekend on Moy 24, 1980 The ocrnyurres rhor weekend ronged from curruror ro orhlerrc ro Jusr oroun fun, Surrrng rhe rosres of every ryoe or rnonw 'OU Morns os rhey were rdenrurred Coold be foond wrrh rherr sons or dooghrers engogrno rn o round of rennus, Drowsrng or on onrrque show rn rhe Conyocorron Cenrer, or reusurely expiorrnq rhe CoFnoo5 Whrle reio-frng bo-ik or rhe dorms, moms shored goodres frorn horne One even surorrsed her rreshrnon dooghrer wrrh o brrrhdoy oorry cornole-re wrrh coke ond condles For rhose whose rnorhers coolo nor come rhere were ole.-.ry of orhers ro Modopr' for rhe oozosron Mony morhers wrrh srodenrs ond surrogore offsonng IW row, rook an receorrons, roshnon shows, ploys ond do rown From rhe rnoyue rheorers ro rhe Mug 6 Moroonro, OU srodenrs ond morns gorhered for o good rrrne New ocooornronces from yorrous ones were rhode or o you ery of Iocorrons In Arhens rhor weekend And no morrer whor srze, sryle or shope rhey rgorhe un, or wherher rhey were from New Knoxvrlre or Prrrs ourgh, nnony o proud srudenr wos he-ord ro onnoonce, ' Hey' I wonr you ro meer my Mom' .r, .vnu -1 1 K- ,3fRngn. , 4- . gh ,lI'!l Coorresv of Umvefsfly Fbbbcorwons fnone-sy of Urmerwy Hfbhcanons I , 1 'P - L 9 ' . .I 1, A .5 4 's' 5 ,N . gr ,xxx X ,I ' I t v y X ' my I s N V6 '. r- , K K ' - ,. 3- , .nfs-ig ' y fin . :I I 'W I 5 A' 5 1, J, -IQ, M 13: . I NE, S 1 x . - ., . Q' X 4 f K u. .. r 'il QQ' Life in rhe dorms Leh- Donds from counlry vo rock n'rolI played ol the Indlon Summer Fesrl- vol Delow- Jefferson Hall held a body oucvlon during spring quoner Fred Wilson, center. Is bidding on one, '-4 .., 49 all 1,1 91- ' ll H - na g Many body cxucnons were held rhrcughouv the year Hlkx, PQ ,.r Qv 1 Parrues, parrres and more parrres The greens and rhe dorms or Ohuo Unwersrry con rhrnh of any evcose ro have o porry From Slum Whnrman ro Indwan sommer weorhef ro Fndoy rhe 13rh ro VaTenrTne s Day, some green or dorm had d parry The Indran Sommer Fesrwal was held rn Ocrooer on New Sourh Green Bonds from coonrry rods ro new wave played rhroughoor rhe day and evenwng Paul Akers, resrdenr assnsranr rn Crawford Halk sard, The fesrwol was exrremely successful Close ro SOOO people showed ap, more rhan we anrrapored Bur everyone hod o good rrme Lar May, James Hoi! had a Slum Whrrman Fan Guo Parry Membershlos ro rhe fon club were offered for 50 cenrs Parruers sang along wrrh Slum To rop off rhe evening o Slum Whnrmon iookra-mee conresr was heTo where Tony Her! was named rhe wrnner Lincoln Holi earned S150 for dorm governmenr dorrng Cosnno Nnghr Black Jack, Craps ond Roolerre were rhe hrgrmghrs Anyone could purchase 350,000 rn may mon' ey for o dollar and gamble al! nrghr Deoiers and our bosses dressed as Chrcagafsryle hrrrnen HOlTyWOOd Sqoores rs becomrng a rradurwon on Wesr Green sprung aaorrer Campos 'celebrmes' rndoded Barony Professor Larry Larson Housang Dwrecror Arr Gro son DasTferDaIT Coach Danny Nee and Noology Profes sor Wewdon Wrrrers The qoesrrons marched rhe cewebru ry 5 experrrse Sreve Geroslfw won rhe mos' roonos and was awarded a Norge pwzza The Eosr Green had more parrues dunno Valennnes Day weekend rhan rhey had rhe resr of wnnrer auarrer L1ncoTn Ha!! was Celeorarxng Fnday rhe 13rh whale Wash' rngron Hall was havwng o Valenrrnes Eve Parry Then rhe followwng nrghr, Jefferson Hal! hod a Valenrnnes Day Parry for rhe whoie Easr Green Borh Tevels of Jefferson were used Srnff Paul E Alevs -. -S :-- , f. . l : - 5 5 ' ' 441.5 , -1 ,.,-uyI'f,'Lf,,s ,, ,, 1, V . 3 ' ' ' ,-4 4 Mu 1 E Acer, 2 41' Q ...-.-- .- 4 j '3'7-fmf., : ' .. .E -- rf - .- fr '--,,- 5 ' 1 Q . aff' ,. ,gn --J- .x Above- Twenvy-vwo kegs ol been weve sold on New South Green dunng Indian Summer Fesluvol nigh! Leh- The lndnan Summer Fesnvol smned out on cz good loot snnce rho! day vhe foolbull veom beat orchnval Mscmn ul home .41 I . I I Above- fnbi, Qrnwvg fm 43 GQE-UO! qrmvvewfq mf, from Um ammo -me me-v by ww mwweqe bvcrhem quo ware-ru rum Swqhvgeewg me E--p!Qmf'g Amerw me mopr p-JH: of Swim Wee-Me wc ,- . + J , n . , - ' a I v , q -1. :MU 1 ' 'gx ftv' I 1 YJ-1-lg. 2' .f ' ,qf--4 .:z...-.f A -r ., 1, 5,-ff MZ, , jf s J 2 -1 K- - V ' nl ,:QL5a4-4'7-:Avg 1 E'i1 f f'.eff.?f-5.??2-HH f Q Pi 331-Qjfi, - f -5..'19.2?: ' sgg?-Q 3.T'7'Z5 f. ' .v '- L ', X 2-?ff',,: 2?-1,15-f A - I ..3,-T 1.1. QL- :5::fff'2?4:-LLC 7 215445 .5i ,, 11-.2 f T15 cvflfff,-Q --' r-' -' ,f' .-A ,. 4- - ,-, - 1 L4 Y-?2fg1:'i:?fif1v- f.'4'L:.l' f: 'Lf' 12 . Y .IK . Y A ,I . 'if ,fi 'LII f, ff' f--ff ff ,ff ,- d,. f-Q 2' -- ,f',..,,. W! 147- , if A, De5omfd1 Omg D6-bbw Ulflups The buses srorred rollrng rrnro rowo eorty Frrdoy orrer noon The Boker Cenrer tobby wus futted vyrrh young srers wnrh suitcases, omxlousty oworrlrwg rhexr OU Qomrwec from o brother or susrer ro be rherr vveelserro escorr lr rs colted Snolungs weekend ooo ts o rroounon or OU The coferertos were ttlted wrrh srbs of oH oges orwd Court Srreet TOOIS oft 0 mew ioolx os the OutOfr0vyr'1er3 rrred ro formluorrze rhernselyes wrrh Comp OU The-rr sooo! calender was frlted wrrh numerous otrernorryes ro occupy rherr yorrous hfesrytes The weekend offered numerous spornrwg eyeors, Todd Mclnrurl womerfs boskerbolt ogornsr Dol! Srore ood Cenrrol Mrchr goo, rnerfs wresrtrrwg wrrh Mromr, me Crrvortmorr Women swrmmers chotterrgeo rhe OU women ood rhe rnerrg boslxerootl Qorne ogornsr Cemrrot Mrrihrgon, vyhrch feo rured o hotfrnrne show by rhe Morcrmg 110 1 soenr rnosr of rhe wee-lee-rwd rn rhe Comyof' aotd Pour Lorwghots, o stty forrn Lmo Nl never sow o burtdrrrg Irlse ur Ir rernrrwds me of o cornwot rem l corfr beheye they would do ot! rhra for ug, 50,5 Chorlerre Smrrh, 0 moe yeorold from Columoug Ir rnolses me feel specuot ond welcome Mm' Rr, ,.3 Debbre Drllups an Q9- Ut-pore Orlfupt as -'M ,, I if -WI E! l- -o,9- -gmt . ai 1' I -N Above left- When It come time for her older sib to Ieove. sophomore Robin Gogon gave sisler Barb on oppreclollve hug Above- Studenls had ull krnds ol plans for their slbs. from campus tours ro meellng friends. Leh, Shopping was o fovorlte. probably because rnosr students' brothers and sisters brought money hom Mom and Dod 'W if es -x nl LIVE! Cragbe-Sorndw pl of Blue Oyster Cull ha Id-cove hard-rockers Concerts this past year did not draw screaming mobs ro the Convocation Center, but at least the music offer' ings were diverse enough to please everyone. Jazz, country-rock and hard rock predaminated, with Baker Center Ballroom as site for most of the perfor mances. This meant few of the groups had the com- merciality and drawing capaciry to play in the Conva, but it did not matter since the music was hot and tickets sold fast. Athens' hometown boys, McGuffey Lane, started the concert season with a rousing performance in the Ballroom on Sept 26. They played two shows to a sold- out crowd and appeared to have as good a time playing as the audience had listening, They mixed soft ballads with barnstotmin' rockers, drawing largely from their first album, and the audience was on its feet throughout Spyroffiyra, the New York popjazz group that achieved commercial success with their hit Morning Dance, played to a nearly packed Memorial Audito- rium Oct 10. Jazz, salsa and rhythm and blues are the group's major influences. Their show incorporated the cool sophistication afjazz and a bouncy lk G B backbeat, and the exotic percussion sounds of Gerardo Velez gave off enormous energy The six man band covered mellow songs like the bluesy Bittersweet, as well as Island Lady, and extended improvisational Journey featuring .lay Deckenstein's rich saxophone Blue Oyster Cult and Molly Hatchet rounded out fall quarter with a double dose of hard rock in the Convo They played loud and long ra a largely pre college crowd, and the new policy of restricted seating hardly elicited notice Molly Hatchet opened rhe show and staked out the stage with four screeching guitars The Cult had their show stolen by a giant, smoke bellowing Godzilla prop, and the Ayatollah also made a brief appearance in a guitar duel, but was kicked off stage by the lead singer. The earrshattering music often dragged, but the stage props and touch of humor made for an entertaining evening The Village Voice called the Iron City Houserockers the best hard rock band in the country The group's twaset performance in the Ballroom on Jan 23 helped substantiate that claim The show came on the heels of the l-louserockers' critically acclaimed second album and gave OU a sorely needed shot of high energy rock 'n' roll The onetime bar band from Pittsburgh played its guts out for almost three hours the second ser, with Below left- Nlolly Hatcher opened lot Blue Oys. fel Cull in the lilst big Convo con- cen ol the year. Below, The Cul! locked the Convo with many special effects. l 9..7 I Y .,.+?'ff'q, K.. 1 .. B. , 5 lr . T sw- r . 4 . J' 8 ! ,I , X, . sq 0 - ' ...Jw i' iid if 'f it I . .ir X 11. ,u - - as ..Y xi, rf4' Craig DeSarmcli Craig De5omicli Craig De5arnidi Craig De-Sarniclw A , PQ,-, , .qw .sv Wy - QQ . 3, O J-J . 45551, 1 Jizsf' 1 T fl-'Q 5' - if 24 ' ' Jaf '. 9 ,: , gl .' 'A '- ' Q , i 'O V? - - . 4103? U Lk - 7-. Q,-1-V s Q V. e 2 Gi f ' JI. , ' I r 'S . , F , , .W QA ' ' f ' I N L.. f J . 'w l ybjgpl, i I ' , I I 1 . . J Af Above, songs lilse Junior's Dar and Pumpin' Iron, narrating Aihens' hnmnown boys, Mceuney the frustration and bittersweet triumphs of urban blue- :'. - islet D':n C'm' collar existence. Lead singer and guitarist .loe Grus- ome In e' 'me' 'mm' checky held the spotlight, but a highlight of the show Ahoy, ,i9h,. was while keyboardist Gil Snyder tools center stage for P 5Pl i ' UNSC- 0 Columbul-bred some tender vocals on Old Man Bar. l I J 2 :f'f' : g 'S 'e e d 'S Columbus-based Spittin' Image moved its act from ,Pf n I . . 7 cpe' the Frontier Room to the Ballroom on Feb. 12, They I I Fm iigm. played songs from their debut album. The music was ' NU' Owe' Cul' genewled 0 lvl of less than spectacular, but the beer helped relieve the heal in the Convo. Cocophony Betty Carter took her jazz talents to Memorial Audito- A --' 1 . . . I rium an March 13. Her voice was as stunning as ever, 5 X- captivating an appreciative audience with swing sran 4 . 'vi dards and recent originals. The auditorium setting afford' -. ' . 1 ed a rare intimacy between Carter and the audience, ' A Q which was treated to an entertaining evening. ' .i 4 4 ' , 0 E T Peter Kurtz ., 104 3 it l E I i . 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Wlrh all rhe problems rhcr plague rhe Madden fomlly, they srlll fry ro keep rhlngs going und enjoy what moments lhey con, Since rhe Frontier Room draws o large crowd for o band like Hor- cokes people clotm prrrne seors early Frontier Room provides the stoge for the benefit of others The Frontter lloom holds mony benettts throughout the yedr Those held thts yedr included Students Defe-'td reg Students 3-me the Whole-5 Sphere Mogoztne My Styer Pece ond Sprtrg Festttvgl 'Usuolly the sponsoring group will put together on entettdtnment progromf sold Terry Hogon, olcoholtc be-.eroge 'npnoger of Holter Center We wtll help ond give odvtce but they will ortonge for the bond or tv-more-.e' :nd -iotlecr the Toney They tbenewtst hoye twlit 'O-Jin purposes Deng o port of the student center its d woy for us to help students, explotned Hogon Second tt brings wo the Fronte' llctom different groups ot students thon would nctrmolly Qome n ' Otgtlftlcttttircts which put Oct befleftts htm? Tit OG teorstetec with the Otttce of Student Lite os o student grocp It the orgontzotron doesnt hondle their ertd very wel' tr shows It wont be very successful sold l-logon Tne deroge benettt molses S200 to 3350 4 Tvvo of the ttrost successful benettrs this yeor were the My Srster 5 Ploce beneftt ond Spring Fesrtvgt he-nertt On Wednesdoy lonuory Q8 Hotcolses played tctr the My 5,5,Qr s Ploce beneftt ggtgtnsored by Pivtblttj Helo tions Student Sctctety of Amertco tl-WISSAT The benewt grossed S325 whttjh vv os used C15 operortng costs 'ctr My Sister s Ploce lnc , 0 oottered wives shelter Scott Minor ond Chuch Von Tllper were wormrup dcts The moster of ceremonies wos Joe Regts, disc yjtclsey on WATH ond WXTQ All donated their time 'The reoson I thrnls the benettt wos so successful ts the commttment ot the people involved to My Sisters Ploce sold Luctndo Meons, plonntng coordtnotor of My Busters Pldce Inc , ond member of PRSSA Mony people who do not usuolly frequent o student bot were there such os professlonols ond townspeople, et-plotned Meons The Att Bond Competttton wos sponsored by the Spring Festtvol Committee ond Center Programming Dodtd TCPDI Februory 11 The Plosmottcs, Deotles The Rolling Stones. Rush ond Blondie ljll performed but 'he tnstruments were tennis roclsets btooms ond Iregs, the music wos provided by O rope ond the performers were students lt wos different lt gdve people o chonce to get crozy sold Jocls Edelmon, CPD chotrmon People got into wdtchtng tt Eoch group could rope three songs losttng no more thon 15 mtnutes, e-tplotned Edelmon There were 11 bonds ond everything ron smoothly The Plosmottcs won the contest They were oble tp rotse S430 ond Edelmon sold they moy molse tt o trodttton for Spring Festtvol - an - s Ks 9 . L23 -R 0 k it 5 4 DeScrrnrctr Craig L : A4 T! I ? ?d,! Q 1 x f X 3.1 Lo.. Q Q? L -. JLG P-H5 U I Ill ,, 1' f if! X 'f a ' -' N m ,1- A f 1 . f.. 2 5' ' ..x a- 0 Q: JD- A yn -- , 4,3 . if L Z fJ GF Xe?- 41 I 0 A . 9545,-f Sensors Involved ln Fund Psoisers Three newly elecred sensor class offscers emerged from rhe Ohso Unsverssry lnn lasr sprsng feelsng confsdenr abour rhesr accomplsshmenrs They had mer wsrh rhesr advsser and mapped our plans and srroregses for rhe comsng year Whar was decsded9 Fsrsr of all, rhey worked our a deal wsrh Career Plannsng and Plocemenr concernsng rhe servsces provsded so sensors lr was decsded rhar more sensors should be made aware of rhe offsce, a norsce ro all sensors snfarmsng rhem of rhe offsce and srs changes was masled The plannsng offsce has a lor to affer students, we wanred ra make sure rhey were gerrsng rhesr moneys worrhf' sensor class pressdenr Mske llsng sasd The lerrer ourlsned rhe new procedures ro gash access ro rhe snrervsewsng sesssons rhar rhe affsce provsdes Also decsded ar rhe meersng was a few of rhe fund rossers rhar rhe sensor class would sponsor for rhe nexr year We wanred ro draw a lssr of abour fsve or ssx sdeas ra presenr ra rhe class nexr fall and ask rhem for rhesr sdeas and sugqesrsonsf' sasd Cynds Schrnsrz, vsce press denr Fall quarter proved ro be ousre acrsve for rhe sensor class A banner was enrered sn rhe home-camsng fesrsvs rses Alrhough sr dsd nor wsn a prsze, rhe effarr was warrhwhsle lr gave us a chance ro ger rogerher as an orgonszed body and do somerhsng for one common cause, lean Conssdsne sasd lr was a lor of fun sraysng up all nsghr pasnrsng rhe sheer, her sssrer Joan added Halloween provsded rhe serrsng ra show a scary movse for anorher fund rasser The Legacy was shown sn rhe Baker Cenrer Ballroom Alrhough sr wasn'r rhe fsnancsal success of rhe cenrury, we dsd have a lor of fun showsng rhe pscruref' sasd class secrerary rreasurer Fred Wolf A new concepr sn runnsng was explored by rhe sensor class dursng rhe fsrsr week of November Pssng called sr rhe Turkey Trorf' and sr was a 5,000'merer run wsrh rhe fsrsr prsze besng a rurkey, susr sn rsme for rhe Thanksgsvsng vacarson We had abour 50 runners rrysng for rhe rurkeyj' Pssng sasd Ir was a lor of fun and provsded some exrra money for rhe rreasury Dursng wsnrer and sprung quarters rhe class focused on alumns acrsvsrses for fund rossers They collecred rhe phone numbers of rhe acrsve alumns members and used rhem sn Aprsl for rhe successful lfsonnelaer Phone A Than The purpose of rhe Phone-A Thon was ro rasse money ro furnssh rhe newly acqusred Kannelser Alumns Cenrer We added ausre a bsr ra our rreasuryf' Wolf sasd 'lWe hope ro leave samerhsng ro rhe Offsce of Career Plannsng and Placemenr as our annual gsfr A central rheme for whsch rhe class foughr all year was rhe annual commencemenr The class offscers and acrsve members of rhe class vosced a dessre ra maksng rhe ceremony much sharrer and personalsze rhe ceres monses We hope rhar we have mer rhe needs of all sensors sn our acrsvsrsesf' Rsng sasd After all, sr's our class E Doua McDonald Dorsom. The Career Plunnsnsg and Placement Office snsrirured rhree new requlre- menls lor srudenrs ro complete be, lore they can lnrervsew, Delow. Members of rhe senlor class gash- ered each week and expressed can- cern over varlous loplcs The class had rhree seals on rhe commence, mens commiree. enabllng sensors ro be heard os ro how rhesr graduarlon was ro be conducred Leh. Mike Ring, sensor class president ex- plarned rhar rhe recommendations rhe sensor class makes ro rhe gradu- orlon commsrlee are only regarded as suggesrlons Presldenr Charles Plng has lhe llncsl say on how cams mencemenr wlll be run. 'Ni ,LL cDooald Dos sa McL'X'ss'-old ng ' ikwlrr Vnfflf Dfw. WAI 41 r nf J 'P- ff.. f. n. q Z- ,Lf 1 I., 4 -au, , fl: ,- 1. Y-. 4' Arif J? . N s 5 - 'N u A ' V .4 Cgurresy of me Pos! Above- 'f Mrer rhe rakeover. Iranian srudenrs Eff demanslrcrle In from ol the college I 'h Y gave vo win support for the Ayarol, Ioh's governmenr Rlghr- Flreworks In Washington celebrate the release ol fhe hostages os Janu- ory 20 becomes o day of roy In rhe Unlred Srares, For rlghl- News ol rhe hosvage release kepr srudenrs lnreresred all doy. , . .R .6 , .1 gf .J , DOUG Mfpcmla U.S.-52 IRAN-NOTHING Om November A 1070, The U J embasfTy Tr'T T6-hr'T'Tr'T Trafr was Tal-.eh oyer by sludehr mrlrrafrra. wx hTiT serie-C CTO Amerrcam as hasrarges The hame af AyarT5TTTarT Ts.hT:T T7 l6Il'Tr beriame T3 HOTJSETNTOTU wrird rT'T The Amerqah people The Ayarallah, becaase af hrs relrarha- pTiT:Tr'T-tw he-d TTKG TOTE' CTT The VTOSTOQG3 TFT Trrw TWTQTTWCTS OQCGLTSE Th? mrlrrahrs vyaald 'Daly fallow hrs arders He Tame ap yxrrh d ser af Cahdrrrarrs apaa whrch he vwrald T5Trder TTTQ-Tr release These Thduded rerT,TrraTr'TQ The rare Shah 5, wealrh Tree-Tha IrarT's Trdzeh assers -imrrrd D'cTTmTTs,TT'TTg Tweye' rd Threrfere Th Irarrrah affarrg agarh The Amer Tgari pea ale had 5007 became -:Tarraged by These deTrTaT'Tds Jasr lb days afrer The embassy was serzecl, erghr blacls seryrcemen and frve womea were released as parr OT ah obvroas propaganda move by Iran Thrs Iefr 50 Amerrcahs held IO Tran agarnsr rherr WTIT Canada WTTI remarh a Trrehd ra The U 3 TTjTr a lang rrme because TLTT rherr help Th The ardeal Nearly Three mTZTT'TTTTs OTTGT rhe ralseayer The COVTOGICITWS wrTT1T had T3TT3TsTea TTWQTT embassy Th Tehran helped smagale T,T- Amerriah abr TT' Tram These Amerrcans escaped ra The CT'TT'TadraT'T embae, sy when The serzare TCC TTA- place They Tif,T1T,TbeTj rrTrT:-TTTg'-- The use ar Trcrrrraas passparrs VT-,as aTTd 'Tavares ard were safely rerarrred TO TVTG U S As TTTTTQ WQVTT Ori, rUr'TTr'T'TCT5TTy T1Te3TWee T TTTC U 'S T'TT'Trj Trah Tgahrrhaed To ezrialare Presrder Tr Carrer vawed aa' ro Trghr The T'Tr'TrTTjTT'TT3T Crwrrerhwrgg TTCN? arvrl The hgrgraaes were rerarhea bumper srrdlers amd rshrrs sprar-Ta ap wrfh sayTT'TQu each as A'We remember 52' prrred TiTTT Them amd yellavy rTbbTjThg were Seem ardahd TVTE' cTiTT,TT, Try as a srqrr Thar The Amerrriarw peaple had mar T-grrgar re-T-T Mahrhs Tsepr bassrhg by and The releaie or The has rages Taalsed drmmer Tn Apnl 1080 a rescae arre-Tw-Tpr was made by The US ah an T:-rder by Carrer A mal Tarmrrah Th arse at The helrcaprerf. caused The ThTssTdrT Tri' UPT A rhrfrrher at T,TT'Tc -'r, TTTTTTTT TTTTT TT'TT9Tj .TTVT :Tw Tru- Ty' Cry TTTyTT'TTV, TTTO ,mfr T,r,-T' r+,-r TTT 4 -' T' T T T-' T TT T' 'PSS' TFC THTTQITTTQT 1'vQ'F' 'T T' TTT l' ' 17591 T, ' r 'TH' T TTT Tire' TTTT',e 'Ney' wif ' T' r.r1 r -,T ', 'T T .-,H TT, T T T' ' VTOT TQ' lT TFP bac 'T A breah r'T 'he 'TKT T,r TTT 'TTT T,T,T'Tr- I TT, .-,rTT1TT Twrw-,TT TCTFI TJTTT1TTrj1rd QT we-T T A T 1. rrgTTQ'r rf?-1 hp. . 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TTUTG' 'STTTJFT C,T'Td VTTLT TT1rTTTTy Tr'T ATTTefTTjCT Tlrrrj TTT Tw,-g-QQ rheTTT Tn hre TrT1T'T 'Tres TTQT esrablrsh Tegal Tjlarmr, Tw T 'TTQTTT TT U S Tjgrurrg JerTTTTrer Mywaa Below Teh, President Carver slgsn The hosrage docrnenl what some consrdered Tl, legal Delow nghl. A rhanksgivlng service ln Chlcago ro Thank God for answered prayers Below. Jlmmy Lopez Crop? and three fellow marines land In Wes! Germany UPT TTD' SPACIOUS GUEST ROOMS AND SUITES Each Wnh Color TV ctr,-zsf.f,'o NOV! 'Dunmg Room and Lounge -Outdoor Swummmg Pool -ANIPLE PARKING Sewmg Food Sun Sat 6 30 a rn IO D m Cockxan Lounge Open Ham 2 30a m,excep1Sun THE OHIO UNIVERSITY INN 331RIC'1'af10 593 6661,F1xs 33 and 50 ? l l QigQ l Yf Q1i !i lZlG - l i -- 1 i Hi ii 1 was uns Z H mann 1 nan fl 1 unusual 1 annum its full' 'vw gg usnunfamsa 1 MHS' 1 Hill'-' -an ii uns naumwwamun . - li li 3'8T3!E?:I1E l1llXl iHW'H8Ili:E - 1 QiH ER 'TLB-m INC. 225 PARK AVENUE SOUTH NEW YORK, N Y 10003 FEIIJKS Right. Mototlzed ttanspottotlon helps some handicapped students get to and from classes. Below. Mandatory lamps lot handle capped students are usually used by everyone, s . , 4- -',- a..., , v'1-1x 'J' , .' S -an ' ls -we ,.-.--N ,,,,.,a.. i .,,. sins' ,654 ' 'A :,?::'4,xc-gt-5,- 7- -' s ' ' V:--5 3 if - '- - ., 1' 1-',,.-ls. A ' R-'uf '5 S 4 f 4 i S , at fs X -1-,av I-londcoppeo' do ir berrer The hondtcapped student at Ohto Unlversiry has o very spectal frlend on campus tn Tony Coleman, dtrector of Afftrmottve Actton Coleman takes the effort needed to fund the handtcapped and to help wlth thetr specuftc problem Every tncomlng freshmen IS sent, through the mall, 0 self-tdenttflcotton form whtch asks what help would be necessary to assure ocademlc success Thus form lS opttonal, there ts no vvlsh to segregate the handtcapped When thus form ts returned to the offlce of Afftrmottve Actton, cerratn steps vvtll be taken The student may be asstgned to o dorm that has been modihed for use by the hondlcopped Ramps have been added and there ore speclal bathroom deslgns for the mobtltty-tmpatred student For the learnlng-dtsobled student, sometlmes called the unseen handtcappedf' on tnformarton sheet ts sent to the professors of the classes tn whtch the student IS enrolled tnformlng the professor of the handlcap The student ts not gtven any extra favors, but ts not penal tzed for has hondtcap etther We are not here to help the hondtcapped shde through, but to prepare them for hte, Coleman sand Thus ts done mostly on an tnclivtdual bosts, but Cole- man ts also loolslng for compusfwtde renovottons He sold he would luke to see twa handtcapped-accessable dorms on eoch green l'lr ts not our tntentton to segregate the hondtcapped, however, Coleman sold He also lamented that he has run unto o lstnd of reluctance Cof the admtntstrottonb to move as qutclsly as I wtsh them to 5 I DQY Kem fbclwena vu 4- . n' .J .,.-,gf V ' .WH -, A w Leh- Gervlng around the mounlolnous OU campus may pose n problem fm those In o wheelchair. but they seem to gel along flne. Below. This student uses his means of Irons- ponullon for more than just genlng around. 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Finance Mohamed Lariff Abdul Kodir. Marketing James Abel, MarkeringfManagement Jeffrey Acock. Marketing Valerie Adler, Public Relations James Admonius, Marketing Meg Agbonlahov, Business Administration Jodi Alexander, Advertising Danny Allison, BusinessfEconomics Philip Althouse. Chemical Engineering Carol Anderson, Organizational Communication Jeffrey Anderson. Management Marcy Appleman, Special Education!Leaming Disability Jerry Apt, Finance Valerie Arcuri, Physical Education Mark Arnold, Finance!Management Fidelis Asielue, Political Science Nancy Bagshaw, Psychology Bruce Bahlav, Business Administration Chris Bailey, Public Relations Jacque Bair, Marketing Maureen Dalanggung, Marketing Joyce Baldwin. Finance Diana Ballard, Education Brian Dalzer, Business Administration Omar Dannoub, Business 6 .8 sv N 74 E 1 G 'R , 4 FJ V, ZW r K y - - if l , t. ' lil 5 ' 4? . 2' W gf' v , I L. T' i - I , I v' X 14. 7 1 fa- xr Y 'tan ,ov 1 'z an I, 48 A wh Q-1 L X '- L , X- Ak l 1 f 'Vi Q,-x Becky Barrow, Newswtiting Martin Barsnack, Production Karen Bauer, Art Debra Baumann, Environmental Biology Robert Bout. Arts and Sciences Sandro Bechet. Political Science Ronald Beck, Computer Science Eileen Becker, Physical Education Ann Beeman. Magazine JournalismfPubli Deborah Behr, Elementary Education Cynthla Bell. Art Education Mary Ann Bell. Painting Robln Bell. Political Science Salah Benbatta, Chemical Engineering Kimberly Benedict, Forensic Chemistry Catherine Berge, Music Education Kye Renae Beverly, Psychology Debbie Billups, Visual Communications Janice Blna, Health and Human Services James Bitler. Wilderness Skills Scott Blair, Pre-Medicine Suzanne Blake, MarketlngfManagement Soren Blanc, Production Karen Bloom, Psychology Mlchael Boggs, Communications Thomas Bohman, Radio-TV News Cindy Bolden, Elementary Education Mustapho Boucif. Chemical Engineering c Relations Mahfoud Bouldjediene, Chemical Engineering Lori Bowman, Speech and Hearing Douglas Boyce, Radio TV Delta Braun, Accounting Janice Drawley, Management Jeff Brediger, Mechanical Engineering Lori Bringcrd, Graphic Design David Brooks, Radio-TV Living To Sing W Wifi ': fi-'Q iid me gc: Tet-me J amid-air r 'we 31:'w:H:- Q' mggf 1 if' ri- H .-.ner A rr ': Ev-3 me ce-rwgnh -:Lea 'Q' ta 'fe Y -1 r Q'-9' fiihfnjiig Lcsr ve-NJ' Defi-9 IJ, Ie' 'L NN DQ' GQ.c Fai 3.,i3 er re Ai' 'fe Q36 gg-Qfg Ljgrm-91 She 1 :bo :1er': Me3 3, Ph- 1 Fifi'-, Tffg 42CSE 'E'U if G W-3, , me Fidf' .mg v Jacque-5 Dei 2 f'5+WkG Jr?-3 L V Vg ' VLH Dezme- rnese .ered e--pewewcez Deane' , wi wg,-, M.j,i'wr agen: rio 'ne wvisifiz Vere' fejz. 0991 sc' 'pc' De-Dime acc I-egg-ew-ii, 1-.Q UO Bal .-3 'M 5-fone' .xi be PI 490313 ' .wr 'be Jw: Lgrv QQQHJ C:v:: ,i PQ -:Vw ard 5.11.01 fece-'fiw 'hose' wgfgcp f 'fe QC'-, Nrer g'oCcarso'i Debbie- poi, ': t' 503,12 Cer' ' .Q-ce A ro Q '9CJC'E' cr r-,eu 5 J-1 .ef .mr ' A or-. for A: Oegree :wi A :M rm r-iw .0119 OGC 335, mi .eng-mr me 5430 he ' 'r we-r yes Uwe' Q' ieasr 3 veofs 'ro r rg Q' iam W Winch r Worr: Cijwg go' CJQU ii' . ll, XvE J'3 E.efm,1g1N', W .MN V0.9 'L Jo, me serccs' and Qcimrce my fro' rg cs -nw Jive: 5-JO WW e-:zererce ,P 'he Omg VQNQX, Barre' Tfe- r-2 Cm-ve' rreuer a' 'oe OU im' Jud Je-ffifmnviici P Deccr cue' scaoc- treo-5 Debirie 5 .EU 3:11 A ebay We Ucre ,gi Q- .,. W 1 -fl 'f , , I ' , r . ,lr-Aki ,Ht n,. Y t- J E, -4 v -- O 4 x'8Lf f 5 !'s .1- 1 1 W1 3 ll it , QQQX r X l ,, 6- 5' ' 9 '- xx I X r f w , ll I. X link '12 1' -na. X , f -. Q 6 ' .X ',,.- K . L, Q - 1. YJ 8' 'T 1 Cheryl Brown, Physical Education Paula Brown. Art History Wllllam Bruce, lnrerpaersonal Communications Theresa Buchanan, Radio-TV Angela Burke, Special Education Carol Burkhart, Art Education Kathy Bush, Speach Pathology Marta Buslc. Magazine Journalism Bruce Breirholle, Communications John Calabria. Zoology Llsa Callander, Social Work Patrlcla Calloway, Communications Greg Camlllo, Communications Audrey Campbell. Radio-TV News William Campbell. Physical Education Rona Capizzl, Radio-TV Rosemary Cardoras, Advertising John Carey. Polltlcal Scier 'e William Carle, Political Sclence Bryon Carley. Interpersonal Communications Kimberly Carmichael, Special Education Kim Carmine, Management Sue Carroll, Public Relations Marcia Caulfon, Radio.TV News Paul Cencula, Psychology Jean Cervenka, Arts and .Sciences Miriam Chair. Civil Engineering Lisa Charney, Communications Lori Charney, Marketing Peggy Chevalier, Elementary Education Rosalind Chew. Management Deborah Christman, Television Production Linda Clark, Engineering and Technology Michael Clary, Management Jill Clemens, Health and Human Services Margery Cleveland, Fashion Merchandise and Promotion Gregory Coen, Radio-TV News Edward Cohen. NewswritingfEditing Dan Coletti, Marketing William Combes, Photography Susan Conners, Psychology!Political Science Jean Considine, Radio-TV Production Joan Considine, Radio-TV Nancy Karen Cook. Broadcast News Lisa Coppley, Business Lori Corazzi, Organizational Communications Laura Corrado, Management Connie Cattrill, Nursing 'fl l Iii. 6 i 'ti 4. P' C 1 f '. y v x. 'C ' I Jn- L :A 'U' ',. Y'-' , 3 X., Qa- 5- v,- V L11 lx li Tl Y ' .4 :Q D ff' l fl - er, 4 SQ K I dl lm A W I ' w r ...T U J .4 bf. F1 H . -L4 v- l Pf- - v x N , x , ki, Q X .Qi I :J rv ,C Ms: ln- TT' 67 QQ- v -vs XY, Martin Cox, Radio-TV Beth Crago, Hlstory Chris Cray, Accounting Kathleen Crlsllp, Hearing and Speech Science Ramona Criss, Organizational Communication Bob Crites, TV Production Julee Crites. Communication Celia Cruz, Environmental and Community Health Robin Culbertson. Health Education Charles Commins, HIstoryfPoI1tical Science Kurt Cuntz, Radio-TV Majed Dabdoub, Civll Engineering Paula Dale. Audio Recording Imad Damashqleh, Civil Engineering Ed Davis, Environmental Biology Kathryn Davis, 5pecial Education Jayne Davy, Marketing Cheryl Dearth, Music Education Brenda Deener, Public Relations Estela De Estevez, Engineering and Technology Suzanne De leu. Accounting Christine DeLamatre, Pschology Timothy Delong, Management Susan Delva, Elementary Education Randall Derr, Engineering Benjamin Dever. Accounting Lillian DiGiacomo, Radio-TV Mark Dillon, Elementary Education 12 DSE Nancy Dinger, Fine Arts James Dixon, Industrial Technology Gail Donigian, Geology Ted Dosch. Accounting Jeanette Drachenberg. Advertising Jamie Dreyfus, Speech and Hearing Steven DuBois, Computer Science Laurel Duchon, Health and Human Services Frank Dugan. Finance Lynn Dumble, General Communication Catherine Dumbar, Organizational Communication Raymond Dutchman, Jr.. Zoology Charles Dyas, Jr.. Political Science Cynthia Eames. Fashion Merchandising Jacklyn Earich, Computer Science Terry Earley, Psychology David Eastwood, Elementary Education Jeff Eberlein, Radio-TV Production Rebecca Eberrs de Laval, Elementary Education!Early Child Helen Eckley. Radio-TV Jack Edelman. Communication Patsy Edelsteln, Special Education Ardrs Edmondson. MicrobioIogyfPsychology Molly Edwards. Organizational Communication Elizabeth Ehlers, Marketing Tusanne Eickhalr, Physical Education Lori Eisenman, Special Education Amanda Eiswerth, Physical Education Y l 13 l ' 1 X - N 34: X 7 Flea 5 Q' A5 'L T' -P Q AX sfX no 1 44 'L' Y'-J I ll lf ' 9. Q. 'Pk A l V1 vi uf ' . .Q x f f my . Sv. ' 1 9 ,V v -v bf V- Kl.,.LN 15? -V '12-. Lui-Sz am., Q. ,CQ-4 'Pg-44 1 as ns GW ' 1 6 cf' X I' Saleh Elgadi, Radio-TV Joyce Emrlck. Psychology Jane Eng. Management Bruce Erickson. Zoology Deborah Ervin, Home Economics Education David Estevez. Art Eileen Facher. .Speech and Hearing Dano Farley. Advertising Veronica Farley. Studio Arts Morjane A. Farrah. Film MakingfManagement James Fear. Pre-Environmental Biology Jefi Fee. Zoology Melanie Feinberg. Psychology Debra Fell. Organizational Communication Keith Brian Fernandes. Radio-TV Production Christopher Finley, AccountIng!Pre-Law Dianna Fisher. Health EducatlonfCommunity Service Karen Fisher. Arts and Science Rose Fisher, Home Economics James Fitch. Marketing Debra Flanagan. Textile Chemistry Cheri Fleming. Special Education Debra Forren. Graphic Design Kimberly Foster. Recreation Management Arthur Fowle. Photography Cindy Fox. lnterior Design Darah Fraembs. Public Relations Cassandra Franks. General Communication CLASSIFIED H3 'Uwe wg ei, fx Hug we Q gre! L, X. '9,Qeicu V 3-fif3X:w13 ,T 1.',cef'3 Hi 'engc' in 'C Aw' -:fi QL Q '-QL: ' we Cam 1 .A.ee4 t. Al OOD QE, + He 5 BCCM SVE'D'G'3 Qcvor 3' PQ i'QQ'-95 Q Jeff' Aff Tx I3wgU,':' llwf fe LQ: N5 ever: 'fyf Q ce 'Jae i :fQ': e'. 'A +1 i -Arr fe -mi Cc-Yet-N:-C, ,xx ' we fx, We vzbwixy 'few' C.'3 jrMI wQ' if fi my .-.' 'e , i L ' 5 ' ed :inf We Post 3' 'e ffeizc 7. ' QQ, 4, om Q .e.x 13' e-pe-1' H: ge' fra' W-xgf To 'each 'Hs L35 pyzmg ,QA Qregwp jegg' 'e LL 3 Ccefe .-we -Q :Q 3 -ga' -2' 'N 'Q gewf. 4:::L: few'5 1'-1 '-Eames. T19 Hex Ve give 513 'He Mgwjum Dec' Qwj NL,-V 'eo' re A Q5 we i1'L E' HU me '69-:- af rc if gigiuye Q-:':' S'e:fe'-5 5 e,Qec-11, QT .Nj Qi' 'fe Q-:M 'WH Post, no' 'we GACVCS r wi: .mf ':' me 'Q fi' 773-'T 'Z'if1'E-56 fl , He Lea 1 Y-31 ee: A' 'rar ee- or pw: Q3'wCfw '31 q,3 Qr fag E091 5 C The mg 'cum 'sf Ng ,QQCHQJ wil ieev we wifi-1 Q ' Xe mfr? -if :-ec-:fe .uw '3 L13 .ey 3 Q-gpg-.9 jg gi 're .x,:vN- Tue r'-ef page me PQ-gwefefce-G by 'fe DHVCW ,um Live ' 2 vac: 3'9C E ', 335 M12 'ew yew. ZVQQWG-E f-tel te 1 'e:c e' '- 3 Sauer Ufrwmer me pam 'Q' 1 'H'A:1fvQ mg5' 'fe Lvfe' ard 'Q 'fe' reg' it f-513 -' ,111 ., HLA Y ,. X, we 1' ' EVEZ, CwE'i'+: 'E J-27's l'1.'. ' P: YQ'-Y rgvwe' PJ-5' e-Cvqw, GP' me' . 2,19 F66 LeShueon Freeman, Management Terence Freeman. Physical Education Hakeem Fahm. Engineering and Technology Anita Frler, Nutrician Julie Fries, Elementary Education Elizabeth Frost, General Communication Kent Fulk, Electrical Engineering Patricia Gahris, Organizational Communications Richard Gale. Jr., Management Staphanie Ganobscik, PhilosophyfFrench Marla Garland. Englishflournalism Ann Gazzerro, Advertising Marilyn Gergardt, Elementary Education Steven Geroski IV, Zoology Mickey Geslak. Business Administration Erin Gfell, FinancefManagement Gino Gibaldi. Public Relations Tony Gibaldi. Psychology Carl Giles. Psychology Kathryn Girkins, Management Lynn Gossett, Chemistry Deborah Grady, Economics Barry Grandonico, Computer .Science Dora Green. Pre-medfloalogy Matt Greene. Photography Dwyan Greenfield, Pre-med Greg Greenwood, Accountingflfinonce Ricky Greer. University College GSH Lorah Greunke, FinancefEconomicS Vicky Groendyke, Radio-TVfTheater John Grondin. Magazine Journalism Brenda Grubisa, Modern Dance Christopher Guarino, Broadcast News Timothy Guesman. Advertising!PubIic Relations Marsha Gwaynne, Engineering Wahid Hakki, Civil Engineering Davida Hann. Arts and Sciences Karen Hannah, Public Relations George Hansen. University College Carol Hare, Elementary EducalionfEarly Child Kristy Harman. Early Childfflementary Education Cheryl Ann Harris. Social Work Lisa Harshey, Organizational Communication Hessaoud Harzollaoui. Mechanical Engineering Susan Haseley. Computer 5ystemsfOM Karyn Houck. Organizational Communication Sherrie Hauser, Advertising Brenda Fay Haynes, Finance Tereas Hegman, Radio-TV Susan Heil, Managemenr!Marlreting Cheryl Henderson, English Dana Hendricks, Music Eoltherapy Jean Henry, Elementary Education Susan Herr, Accounting Sheryl Hibler, Marketing Kathleen Hick, Outdoor Education C' 1-, S Sv ir 5, 'S' fx r M lu .5 6 Z' L. 1,1 25 -tl u M :Ax N.. 4' l x H VV' 5: V WWW' X A-'S T' -FT' gf. Q L 'x 4 Q fl is' Q 6 9-. und' ff a ll, 4- .fl Q,- T7 , 1 1 4 l kv g K qv I 7 hm .,,, '- , Q ' If' ff' J' 1 VTX . 4 Q 1 Q F I, ow' A-'.. U p sl .lr X U 51 I M , D ii -1.- ,Q4 Ronald Higgins, Accounting Myrna Hlldebrecht. Special Education Erln Hill, Fashion Jennifer Hillman, Social Work Theresa Hitchens, Magazine Journalism Linda Hapson, Marketing Michael Horvath, R-TV News Janice Hosick, Photography Crezetta Howard, Sociology Debbie Hoy, Advertising Nell Hubbard, Special Education Dean Hume, Education William Humphreys, Computer Science Rita Hutchinson, Computer Science Janet Jackson, Journalism Karen Jacobs, International Studies James J. Jakubowski. Management Stephanie Jaros, Public Relations Deborah Jenkins, Computer Science Abby Jlnadu. Political Science Franklin Johnson. Theater Gall Johnson, Zoology Kim Johnson, R-TV Sheryl Johnson, Elementary Education Christina Jolbi, Business Stanley Joibl. Management Anthony Limonl Jokinln, Business Andrew Jones, Finance .IGK Joyce Jones, Management Margaret Jones, Environmental Biology Mark Jones, Finance Homidoh Junid, Marketing Mila Justice, Advertising Kathleen Koder, Education Linda Kane. Business Administration Kimberly Keagler, Political Science 6' Linda Kibler. Special Education Brenda King. Elementary Education Cynthia King, Voice Cynthia Klausing. Hearing and Speech Dean Knisley, Business Marlo Knue, ManagementfMarketing L.. -x If Q L. ,.. C -f v.. , -f -'. 7 x- 'L 5 w -rs 'CJ 'V .,,.. Q -,v iv it.: vt- st. nu FINALE Neorinrg rhe end of his junior year, Mme Ring had high hopes for his Uno! ye-Jr or OU Lost sprung rhe poohc relo nons moior edged our three orher condidores in rhe elecrion for senior cioss preside-nr Ring ron for office be coose he rhooqhr seniors should be more involved in the comrhencemenr ceremony During his rerm os presi dem he srrwed ro maise commence menr more meaningful for rhe seniors Ring, whose home rown is Cninm overs Grove in norrhwesrern Ohio, is olso Dresnoenr of me Dohncol inreresr Goo He vvoriced os on nnrern in rhe- Arnens mayors office Nast spring The internship was ihe highhghi ot my fodr yeor: here, Ring sold He vxorised on eighrrofive doy writing press re-Ieoses ond onoiyzing rhe cny budoei As closs oresndenr, Ring hos been ohse ro midi-.e use of his oobhc reiorrons sms 'ir ii, drooling, rhe omocrnr of FvE'Q4fJ'h.9 1lCH'HWOlfJfiOf'1S we QQ! TVOVTW :he Dosroboor rhe ndmrnisrrorcrsf' he sowd ' They ore genoineiy concerned wirh rhe some rhings We ore bor rhey have so many resrrounrs such os bud gets and fond raising Grim .ln rg Y 1 -5' J., 4- x. all E 4- 0, lx 5, 1 ,Lx 5 r v- . , I , - , .A 1 . J ', 13' 6 49 If f V! .57 cv: A4 ' SNK iff Lf- N u- T' --ll.,-.- Mi Di mm' Karen Kolbe, Accounting Kevin Koppenhaver, Music Educafion Andrew Kovach, Chemical Engineering Elizabeth Kuehne, Music Education Elizabeth Kreps. Elementary Education Barbara Kruper. Forensic Chemislry Steven Kuehn, Magazine Journalism Sue Kuesrner, Zoology Rolf Kuestner, Biology Peter Kurtz, Magazine Journalism Vicki Laferty, Civil Engineering Cheryl Lai, Muslc Theropy Susan Laipply, Speech and Hearing Karen Lanza. Home Economics Education 7 Jim LaRosa. Business Administration Terese Laudato, Psychology Richard LaVerghetta. Political Science Terese Lawler. INterior Design Sally Lawson, Elementary Education Todd Lawyer, Accounting James Layfield, Economics Barbara Lebovitz, Communication Kevin Lee. Economics Patricia Lee, Management Michael Leibold, FinancefGeneraI Business Steve Leist. Radio- TV Francesca Lendrum, Organizational Communication Beverly Lesko, Morketing!General Business Winnie Lester, Public Relations Kevin Lewis. Chemistry Sandy Lewis, Zoology Patricia Lifter, Advertising Terri Liggins, General Business Robert Linton. Jr.. Radio-TV Mark Litten. BusinessfCommunicotion Dina LaNano, Radio-TV Rachel Long, Magazine Journalism Terri Long, Advertising Nancy Longwell, Political Science Linda Lott, Communication Amy Luginbuhl, Mathematics Cindy-Lou Lusignan, Hearing and Speech rdf' g. N Y I ' N s 40 -Q f. B I 'Ir -t R i X x ' .4 '57 cr zl' fi PQ 1 .5 1 . , 'N 1 1 ' ' 4 A AX bk Xi-I rn ful Q. H A ,ana- lt , in .N 1' x L 45 X. MX 'XF' r . S 0 .3 '- . sb- Q-- Amy Lynch, Interpersonal Communication Rosalie Mace, Social Studies Robert Maddox, Radio-TV Rabin Maggass, Communication Kabir Molumfashi. Radio-TV Gregg Manes, ManagemenrfMarkerIng LeAnna Mapes. Biological Sciences Diane Marischen, Social Worls!Pre-Law Caro Maron. Advertising Shellie Marquort, General Studies Jim Martindale, Journalism Cynthia Masciola. Communication Mark McCall, Computer Science Shirley McCann, Home Economicsfllusiness Margaret McCarthy. Biology Robert McCartney. General Studies Jeff McDaniel. Health CarefManagement Teresa McDonald. Elementary Education Joan McDonnell, Public Relations Diane McGill, Communication Alice McGowan, Special Educarion!Early Childhood Karen McGuire, English Randy McGuire, Arts and Sciences Maureen McHugh, English David McLean, Performance Cynthia McMahon, Magazine Journalism Marko McMullen, Communication Patrice McNeely. Elementary Education Daniel McNeil, Marketing Roger McNartan ll. Geography William Medlik, Accounting Peter Mehl, Philosophy Laura Merriman, Public Relations Sally Meyers, Fine Arts ' Randy Mickley. Zoology Carolyn Mihelick, General Studies Essam Mikhail, Political Science Christie Miller, Hearing and .Speech Ed Miller, Dusiness Education Karen Miller. Advertising Nancy Miller, Violin Danny Mills, Psychology Dennis Mingyor, .Social Studies Gordon Mishler, Mechanical Engineering Gregory Moebius, Radio- TV Kelly Monroe, Organizational Communication Rose Ann Montovon, Organizational Communication Crystal Moore. Secial Education Janet Moore, Forensic Chemistry Robert Moore. Social Studies Laura Moorehead, Organizational Communication Brenda Morrison. Child Development Dale Morton, Botany Catherine Moseley. AccountingfFinance Howard Moss, Il, Political Science Patricia Mortem. Interior Design N 1 Q- W Q. C' fl- el :P 24 1 X- Uv Q x . if Nl l '15 0 u , t if N , - 1 I' .'v :gi QR: cv rf l!.l ' il .S X WN .. 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Accounting Philip Porshall, Elementary Ed Margaret Parsons, Organizational Communications Gail Patterson, Special Education ucation Charles Faulk, Jr., Engineering and Technology Susan Paymon. Elementary Education Dianne Peck, Business Management John Penn, Geology Cynthia Penson, Public Relations Faith Perrin, Pre.Veterinary Bill Peterson. Physics Barbara Perroff, Elementary Education. Early Child Charlene Petroski, Music Therapy David Perrozzi, Accounting Gary Pfeifer. Broadcast Management Guy Phillips. General Business Beverly Pickering, Health and Human Services Tony Pierfelice. Geology Beth Plunkett. Special Education Henry Pniewski, Acting Gerald Poncar, Organizational Communications Anne Popp, Elementary Education Susan Popovich, jpecial Education Scott Powers. Magazine Journalism I' - -Ol nv ,,,v 7' E, -. QC ,- x..- F3 , gm ,ff I I Heap .,. U IFS 9 M .. ws f 9 x 29 9 Tx L l Na-, 4, xi? 1 0 , '1 x E :ill 4 Digi QGR David Prossack. 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' -'sv-.U anti: ., VJ? -I - ,,,e:j- - 4, . ,- ,fAs,... : AW 37, A - A U-vb V - I - ,, .ma .. , , L, :R-,Fly 1.n,. ,-,., 'A' 3.217-mb , Denny Wllson rags hlm out or flrsv umeodu c1o2:MJ befe- , Cars bulld for furure 3333 13 ' 3 The baseball Dobcars were only able ro flnlsh elghrh Woke Fam, 5 i H rn rhe MAC whlle belng 1o23v1 on rhe year Woke Foresr 0 - 5 On rhe sprung sourhern rrlp, rhe Babcars began rhe NWN CCYON SWG 3 - 5 season on a sour nore OU came back wlrh a record of mm CWW' 5 ' 7 2-8-1 Head Coach Jerry France held a dlfferenr vlew af South Combo 3 - 4 W ,Th Em Cucina 0 5 1 whar rhe record showed hen aslsed, he sand, ar IS Em Cm-,um Q . 4 decelvlng ln we play a lor of games down sourh and WCUDPH H11 8 -, 11 we play rhe besr reams we can France also sand rhe 2:00 13 ' 3 OU ream was wnnnlng rhree games bag and each was gn . ae-Velma we 4 . s 'med OU' qeveqmd We 5 , 1 When asked ro commenr on rhe season, France sand, Om Srcne 5 - B lr was a very unusual year In many ways rhus was my 1 ' 12 masr emoyable season Afrer rhe lnlrlal parr of rhe Wesv Vrgnla CJ V 3 ,, KWH 2 - 1 season, France sold, I I-snew we were nn rrouble Basr- wegem Mmgm 3 , 21 cally whar we did was bulld up for rhe furure Lucls Wegem MKNQG1 5 Y O seemed ro be dlscrlmlnarely bad an rhar the ream Iasr N0 'e ': Z 13 five close games no . E sms 1 . 7 Sevenreen freshmen were on rhe squad wlrh up ra sowing Gwen 5,c,,e 3 , 1, seven of rhem srarrlng I0 some games Only hve sensors Toledo 4 e 5 played on rhe ream last year France commenred, 101260 3 - 7 We lerrered 10 freshmen which IS lncredlbly hugh me and :SZ 5 3 France also sand wlrh rhar many young players you Mm., 7 - 5 make a lor of musralses, as evldenced by rhe ream Miami 0 . :J loslng fave close games DOI 5'0fP 10 - 3 The Bobcats dld have a few brlghr showlngs Denny gyda Sue 3 ' 2 Wilson led rhe ream rn hlrrlng wrrh a 368 average and Owebnd gore 5 2 flrsr ream ALL-MAC honors Mark Adlerlno was rhe rop Q A5Hq1d 3 . 2 lrcher wnrh a 54 record and 144 ERA, lowesr rn rhe P f -WOHU v 4 - 0 MAC All rn all, France sand, I would M-re ro say I was 32 5:32 Z 2 pleased wlrh rhe play and rhe performances Cenrrd Midxlgm 4 - 5 Cenrml Michigan 4 - 14 Kollh Vroslo: sands one flying ovor rho genes. 1980 Gol1Yeom CI. lo LJ John Mlller, Drlon Smllh. Chris Flnley. Jerry Mcwhon, Lowell Dencer. Jeff Mowhon 158 Golf swings ro success The golf reams oursrandlng season was lopped off by wlnnlng a bud ro rhe NCAA champlonshlps and caprunng urs second srralghr MldfAmerlcan Conference nrle The rearn was able ro go ro rhe NCAA champlonf shlps because rhey had won rhe MAC In 1079, howev- er. lndlana Unlverslry was vored ro go ro rhe NCAA alrhaugh OU had won rhe MAC rhar year Then ln 1080, rhe MAC was represented once agaln Lowell Dencer, rhe rearn leader, and Jeff and Jerry Mawhorr, Bnan Smlrh, Brad Spurlocls and Mllse Wllhelm round our rhe MAC champlon squad The golfers proved rhelr skull an 1080 They are young buf srrong, whlch should prove ro be an asser I0 future seasons And alrhough rhe team funlshed just 27rh I0 rhe NCAA, coach Kermnr Dlosser was pleased wlrh rhe sea- son overall We lseep rhe school on rhe map wlrh our golf program, he sand V, 6 .1 V Comesy of Unlvevsrry Publaconons 5 Deb F lonan 1.44.4 ., M- , . - ., Q- .. .Y ...i.v.a ' .n. , Sraff Frisbee fonorics Ultimate frisbee is o genrlemon's sport, SOIO frisbee reom coproin Doug Gleichouf, lr is bosed on rhe honor sysremg rhere ore no referees on rhe field Ulrimore frisbee is played on o field 70 x 40 yords wirh rwo 25-yord end zones on eoch side There ore seven members from eoch reom on rhe field The otgecr is ro poss rhe frusbee down rhe field from one ployer ro onorher unril one reoches rhe end zone. By doing rhis rhe reom scores one poinr, Procrice is held every doy os soon os school srorrs in rhe foll for rhe 25 members of rhe reom Alrhough rhe reom con be coed, oll 25 members were men The srorfing seven players on OU's reom were Corey Amrhor, Roger Forrner, Dove Wlrchner, Gregg Hond, Tim Clork ond Sreve Jones They hove led rhe reom ro on 8-2 record, The reom hos ployed such schools os Ohio Srore, Michigon Srore, Doyron ond Kenr The secrionol comperirion wos held or OU this foll The OU reom placed rhird in rhe comperirion ond moved on ro regionol comperirion in Kenrucky The reom is sponsored by The Phose One ond Srrohs, who supply rhe uniforms, BE 0: 22 Si 0: 017 4 -K D 5- 53 95 22 52 22 O S00 Jennifer My Womens Lacrosse Team Shines Slrppery Rock Wlrrenberg Alumnr Demson Woosrer Ohxo Wesleyan Kenyon Lacrosse 110 217 Ohfo Opponenr 2 8 13 B 13 7 9 15 10 D 11 - 4 1110066 OUTJ The womens lacrosse reom frnlshed rrs regular season wrrh an 8 2 1 record ln 1080 Whar made rhar record even more lmpressrve was rhor rhe ream had only rhree rerarnrng players Erghr had never played lacrosse, and four had never even seen rhe game played One hrghlrghr of rhe season was havrng four players selecrea ro compere rn rhe Lacrosse Na' rronal Champuonshrps rn Swarrhmore, PA Prclsed for rhe Mud Wesr frrsr ream were Darla Durro and Jane Maher, Darcy Plymrre and Rhonda Rawlrns were chosen for rhe second ream Asrde from rhls honor, Maher also became Dowhrxg Green 18 7 Earlhom College 3 1 Dall Srore 10 3 Cuyahoga 12 4 Ohro Srore 10 10 Ke-nr Srore 31 5 Wrrrenberg 9 7 The goolrender Is perhaps the mos! lmpononl player on lhe leom. wh- 0.- OU's all rrme leaarng scorer, wrrh 43 regular sea- son goals and 13 ar the Mrdwesr rourney OU Coach I-Qrm Drown, who was also chalr' man of rhe selecrron commrrree for rhe Mldwesr reams and coach of rhe Mrdwesr drvrsron's en rranr, wall have an advanrage durlng next sea- son nearly all of rhe ream members wrll be VGTUYOIOQ S.-un., -.-7,1 ' Q -fv'-lf' ..-,'- syn... ,. - Q . 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Crolg DeSarnlck Mens Lacrosse Team Scores Winn lr's nor one of rhase borlng, dull games Being our rhere jusr . , . exnllorares you, lr's a rhrlll Wnar as rhls game rhar ls never dull or oorrng7 To Cnrrs Landro, a lunlor from Folrlown, N l, was me leadlng saccor on me 1980 OU mens lacrosse ream Landro, oelng a vereran or me game of lacrosse, has devel aped me speed and accuracy of shoorlng needed llW such a fasr paced game Wlwar I lnlse masr abour rhe game rs rhe feellng you ger from dolng welll sold ing Season Landro Ir malses you vvanr ra do berrer rrg efnnlararrng Ployercoaclv of me 1080 mens lacrosse cluo was Dull Happel Happel rauglwr hrs ream ro overcome me slow srarrs rnor plagued rnelr season We usually raise a whale ro ger goungf' sold l-loppel Bur WE- Qlwgyg managed ro flnlsh srrangly overall l'm pleased vvrrn me reams ploy lm pleased wlrn me whole year lr was a season of lmprovemenr Mrlre New Q..-v-Q -1-,ov -or --. 'L - -3 - uv- 'we . ' --gn.: . . ' '. ,-. . 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F L' - 1 A. , R, I .- r 5, ' ,ff QW ' 1 A 2-1 liffgf' c-g ..- fir- U I 1' 1-.11 Laing ' -nf: .W - pqf, - ...gh, .. , X. f H --1' 73,i.. .I e n 3 u-. , Z 1 Z 16 4 The wrvrmerrs salrball :earn The learn had a very successful Courvesy Urilversiry Pualrcarlons '-A711 U T, : ' l .-.. pnilri HIM: .5.,: I n. ' 1 r::4: , rf' rlllln. . gum: -- 4 r- 'um ,, ' ' --Q -Jw l - U. .3 V U I H f U unlu UHILJ el ', ' Q! H UHIIJ ,. A- .4 ,l .r f- season - 4 r-1 1.4-nl-5 .4 . is, S , il -1 S ,,'-'fb-94' Courresy Unrversrry Rrblrconons UIIID. T1 Barter up! In her roolsre season as coach of rhe womens sofrball ream, Karen Srodeck wound up wlrh a successful sea' san in 1980 Her ream compiled an 11-5 regular season record and finished rhird in rhe srare championships Senior Mary l-lrnders and Tracey Judd, a junior, gave Sradeclx solid and consisrenr prrching during rhe regular season, splirring all lo games berween rhemselves Judds conrrrburian was a fine 02 record while Hinders, who also had a 1333 barring average ro became one of rhe ream's leaders, posred o 5-3 mark Offense seemed ra be rhe only mqor problem rhroughour rhe season The lady Dobcars mainrained a decenr 258 ream barring average, our only rhree players averaged above 300 Sue Harness K 3863, carcher Jane Hess C3507 and Hinders Highllghrs of rhe season included a sweep double' header of Ohio Norrhern and evenrual srare champion Youngsrovvn Srare Judd held Ohio Norrhern scoreless for rhe firsr four innings in rhar game while Hinders fools rhe Youngsrown vrcrary The re-om's rhirdfplace finish rn rhe srare Division I fasr pirch rournamenr was hlghlighred by a close 5-4 deaf sian over Miami OU Iosr ro Dowling Green in rhe firsr round of play, and DG wenr an ro finish second behind YSU QU Opponenr 2 O Easrern Michigan 7 2 Wrighr Srore 12 8 Wright Srare 3 1 OU Alumni 4 3 Ohio Norrhern 5 1 Wesr Virginia U. 7 5 Wesr Virginia U. 4 3 Youngsrawn 0 O Charlesron 0 1 Miami 0 4 Ohio Srare 1 O Ohio Srare :L xi , . Ll y .ul-I-1 N111 L on T.-'UH I0 g H10 M41 f I vff 62491, '- Uri! 1' Track ream srriyes ra break scnaal records Track and Field INDOOR RESULTS Lady Buckeye invirorional 12rh of 15 All-Ohro Arh of 6 Pun lnvirorionol 1Orh of 15 MAC lnvirorionol Brh of 9 OUTDOOR RESULTS Kenr Store Brd of 4 Bowling Green lnvirarional arh of 11 TRI-MEET Cflio Grande, Marshall and OU? 2nd of C3 Becky Boone Relays 28rh of 28 Cenrrol Stare Arh of 5 TBI-MEET CKenr Srore, Cenrro! Srore and OUJ 1sr of 3 lnrersrore Invrrorionol Qrh of 10, Raakre Wrirmenkr rrarjk Caach Drane Srarnnn marred her frrsr year a5 a Qaach ar OU an rhe rrghr Mgr-nr Prarher rhan srnyrng far wrn, wrn, wrn, Sramnw fnarryafed rearn rnefnaers ra areal-. an many schaal reriardg ag, prnssrare, ser rherr ayvn personal re-Qards and generare lnrerear rn warneni rragl-. Uwe had ra caprralrze an rhese gaalzf' gf-f:rTr'Tr rirgrrrr rnenred keeprna 'hem IU aerepecrrye led ra a fruaieirwt. rr season, as rhe reanw Para!-.e 17 our af 19 gcrrrim rea'-raw Janrar Leshe Cohen wan rhe reams brrafrgrrrirrd Ir drsrance ranrrrrra Sapharnare Annerre Cnrfref wal. grrana rn rhe rangjar'r'rp and rnradre drsrances Frefrhrr ran Cynrhra Harm fared we-H rr- gpnnrg wade freshrharr Mary Brne woe rhe prgrwerhrirabe rn nerd eyenrs The grrlg wan a rn meer yeryuz Kenr Srare and Cerrrrnl Stare Unryergmeg and ghawed rhar rhey had rmnrayed and were Qannperrrrye Caur'e'.y Ur rryermry Patmarrdr' Back Berry Halhaarran Jane Barrd Mary Hawkrm Mary Rune Vrcky Bee-we Cyrrrhrn Baker Leslre Cohen Cynrhra Harrrsr Second Bernrra Ashford Lm Hamrlrnn, Brenda flasenblad Taandra Vanpg-rr Che-ry! Drown Hanna Vovrce Derh Ooykan Teresa Vanpelr B.qg-.jg-me 41,10 Franr Rose Gaimqrbq, vrgr Wesrn,-, p-mf, Presr-irn Cheryl Brown Qlgrrrj., 5.jW,rQ-, Ar-nerre Carr-re-r -V1.6 - . ' x 4 c r 'n I, r '1 Jr, A X f A 4 .sw 165 W 5: wk if 5 5 E Q resrlers grapple ra the rap Damg rrwe 'OBO-81 season, -he au weswng 'earn faaghr nara, haprng ro wrn rrs11rn Mrd-Armenian Canfer ence cnarnaronsnrp The saaad wesned we!! aw even raarly frfrsned second ro perennral powerhouse Kenr Srare rn rhe roarnamenr Loranr Ipacs, one cf OU s Undefeared fncrfnen, was vorec rne MAC's rnosr vaWUabNe piayer Waacs and Jef' Ha'ay represeaec OU a' rne NCAA wresrrmg 'camo' menr rn March Tae Doacar groomers wenr 'o rhe MAC rodffwcr-ewr wrrrw a farmrdable record Up Unrri rne rrnve of rrwe 'aarnafnenr 'ne ream was ardefecred vw fncrcnes W fb conference foes One nrgrwlrgnr of rhe season was a Sras' Weerxenc Wm ave' arch-wa' Mrarw w-a cacrc 'nusrer onfy rnree paunrs rn rr e march Head coach Harry Haaswc, an Ol. grad nmserf also nas a farfwdaale 'ecard Under Hodslfa OU ramed 17rh naronaw darrng rne 7O's Hadskas coacnng recorc nas ye' ra De eaaarec by anyone n rhe MAC dcrrng me aas' 12 ye-a's A second ptace llnlsh ln me MAC was ochleved through suffocnrlng holds. t2 n 7:5 if - 'wt' Double-rake season for rroclf reom Scarf Powers Whar a double-ralsel Ar a dual rracls meer wlrh Morehead Srare, rhe publlc address sysrem announced rhar Ohla's Tomoff won rhe 3,000-merer sreeplechase, and Ohro's Tomoff frnrshed second The Dobcars' ldenrr- cal rwrns, Dull and Don respecrrvely, swear anorher sreef plechose Slbhng rrvolry asrde, Don drd nor feel bod aaour losrng ro hrs brorher I know he can bear me rn rhe longer drsrances, rn rhe shorrer runs l can bear hum, Don Tomoff sold l'm fasrer our l don'r have rhe endurance Ir was a double-ralse season for rhe enrrre ream The ream crushed Morehead rhar day, and bear Marshall and Kenr Srare ro frnrsh wrrh an undefeared season rn dual mee-rs, our frnrshed jusr sevenrh 10 rhe MldfAmerr- can Conference meer, and nor much berrer I0 any of rhe arher mulrl-reom meers The season rurned our ro be rhe lasr one rn rhe career of coach Larry Clrnron, who reslgned under a l swarm of crmclsm Yer, IO early wlnrer rhlngs loolsed good for Clrnron and rhe ream The rracla ream fearured an oursrandrng 1500fmerer relay squad whrch Included rn-caprarn Jesse Young, rhe relgnlng MAC champron rn rhe 200'and 400fmerer runs, Narhan Oayroforl who had frnrshed fourrh rn rhe All-Afrrcan Games I0 rhe A00-merer hur dles, Rod Sr CIOIF, who won rhe srare rlrle I0 rhe MO- yard dash, and Mrlxe Gaslsrn, who was on rhe Barbados Olymplc ream Bur rhrs squad was qurclwly subdued because of rnlurles In rhe meanrrme, ream rrl-caprarn Gary Pence lsepr VE bf9Ol4l0Q rhe school mule and 1500-merer records, Charlre Dempwolf, rhe orher rrrcaprarn, was consrsrenrly srrong rn rhe dlscus, hammer throw and rhe shoreaur, and Marls Hurrer, Sreye Zronels and Paul Knorr lorned Pence ro make an oursrandlng 5,000 and a,OOOfmerer relay ream .4- r' fl 1 x 1980 Relay Team wlfh Cooch Lony Cllnlon The Path Without Hills rf' Sroff Above- An experienced Jogger ls ohen alone on the bike path. Upper Rlghr. The bike path has been boosted In popularity through the ln- crense of healtheconsclous Individuals 1 - 1 a Ir' g, ,, lx A Sroff 5rop rhe world, I want ro ger off! as o famnhar refrarn ro many srudenrs, ar one mme or another, durung rhetr years ar Ohuo Unrversmry Where do rhese srudenrs go ro escape for awhile? If your fursr guess as Muprown for a few beers, guess agaun Drownung ones sorrows and cleanng rhe head do nor always max, our a popular ptoce on campus ro gamn peace of mwnd, peace and quuer and a brearh of fresh our and exercrse ss rhe Infamous Duke path Beyond rhe New Sourh complex, rhe 2Vz-mule srrerch of blackrop that runs along the Hoclsung Rnver has of- fered solurude, for rhose who need ur, for eughr years The frrsr parr of rhe parh, from Ruchlond ro Snmson Avenue, was consrrucred tn 1073 by rhe unuversury In 1974, rhe ary added rhe srrerch from Srumson Avenue ro the sewage rrearmenr pianr, cofnplerxng what IS the A 1 ,vw -5' rg.?F'ZQif'E'.gQg7'E,:, .l .J '.T '.'i' ' '5'-'milf ge ix' y . r -.. .0 N - -X :,. I . .u.d'k4i. 'Q' I! I 'M Sraff presenrday roure The parh, conrrary ro irs name, is primarily under siege by an array of runners, especially during fall and spring quarrers Consequenrly, urs second name is, ap' prapriarely, rhe 'joggers' parh Homework, exrracurricular acrivlries, exams and sa' cial evenrs all affecr loggers' schedules Jim Merkawirz, aiunior who has had a fairly consisrenr running schedule for rhe posr rwa years, said, lr all depends on whar each day is like Runners' rimes can vary berween early morning ro Iare afternoon TO lore evenings, rhe larrer of which rends ro be avoided by female runners, who usually run earlier or in pairs Then rhere is rhe wearher, rhar ulrirnare facror which decides how many will venrure our ra rhe bike DOIN Through his running experiences, sophomore Jeff Bruce Cadwallodef Haynes commenred, lf rhe wearher is nice, yau'll see all kinds of people our rhere Dur when rhe weafher gers bad, only rhe dedlcared ones are our The parh hasfs a variery of rasres, including seconf dary acriviries like cycling and roller skaring Sue Warson, a rransfer srudenr from Chicago, enioys rhe parh be cause lr's so peaceful She skares an average of four rimes a week Nor all srudenrs are able ro bring rhelr bicycles ra Arhens, bur Sue Bandar, a sophomore, did for a cycling class and frequenrly used rhe parh Narurally, orhers besides srudenrs use rhe bike parh for recrearian, including many bikers and walkers Two ladies were our every day walking a dog, logger Linda Ruff recalls Orher bike parh acriviries include srudying, sunborh' ing, jumping rape and sraying our all nrghf ralking Kim Ura wn From down ro dusk. the blke pcnh hosts o vnrlery of orhloros, The spring wecirher brings our more sunbolhers than joggers ro rhe Hock- lng Rlver. Rrghr- Danny Nee was hlred because of his excellenl record ar None Dame Opposlre Page. Top Leh- Danny Nee replaced Dole Dandy as head basketball coach. Opposrre Page. Top Rlghr. Enc llngklnd ls glad rlffling was prcked as OU's rwelrh sporr. Opposlre Page. Barrom Leh- Tlm Murphy ls working on u rnoslefs degree whlle coaching soccer. Opposlle Page, Borvom Nghr. Elmore Demon rerurns rc OU opro- mlsllc about the truck and cross coun- rry reams. -R I-af ..f-- fl' --a rf' ,,..- Four nevv coaches srarr rhe year 1.5. ,VE-K .wuz ,,.4--1 r A . up X4- Ohlo Unlverslry has four new coadwes rhls year afrer one of rrs mosr massrve rurnovers af varsiry coaches ln recenr years Danny Nee, farmer assrsranr baskerball coach ar Norre Dome, IS fwllrng rhe head caadwrng spar Nee has recerved credrr for hrs recrumng, caadwrng and srraregy rn Norre Dome's lasr four successful seasons OU Arhlerrc Drrecror Harold Mdilhaney sold, Coach Nee's references were of rhe hlghesr order He rs a man wlrh rnregrrry and hanesry He has helped hugh school players recerve sdwolarshrps nor jusr ar Norre Dame, bur ar smaller schools as well l-le can recrulr anywhere and srresses academrcs frrsr Tnmorhy Murphy I5 rhe new soccer head coach He 5 a former prafessronal soccer player for Portland, Cleve land and Columbus Murphy as workrng roward a mas- rer's degree rn Ohra Unrversrrys sports adminlsrranan program l'm very happy abaur rhls srep, and I rhrnk rr will be a good apparrunrry for me, sand Murphy Elmore Danron has been named OU's new rrads and cross counrry head coach Banron was a 1064 nanonol champran rn cross counrry ar OU and was rnsralled rnro rhe Ohra Unrversrry Arhlenc Hall of Fame rn 1973 Danran sand. . . I'm very glad ro be back ar Ohro Unrverslry and I hope rhar I can live up ro rhe hugh expecrarrons I ser for myself and rry ra bnng rhe rrack program here bacl-1 ro respecrabrlrry USAF Caprarn Enc Jungklnd I5 srarlonecl an rhe OU campus now He capralned hrs Arr Force Tacrrcal Arr Command Securrry Palrce Marlssmanshrp Team whale srarloned ar MacDrll AFB rn Tampa, Flonda Jungkrnd sand, l would prefer ro brlng rhem along slowly, rarher rhan over-sdwedule rhem ar firsr ERKC F. JUNGKINU xfirfix, is 74 'e r 3. 'Q I1 r 1' 'I 1 is-.ll.L..l' . .l4.'1 Above. A leusvy Bobcat player as somehow oulwmed by cm opponenl Rughr. Two players clash os vhey both for Ihe boll -1 ul' Y 1' P I k V . N iv' L ' .cl . ,ef 1 1 xi. 'T 5 x 1 Lk., 1 ' , , . ' fin- , 1,2 .-41. .. ' . Vi. if qi- -. 5 ,A A - 2,-',, ,' f ' , ,, , , .-4' . , Q -af.:-. ' 1 'f.'P-'.: , r-5 ' .7151 - - f 1'- .,.. N, 1 vi.-- .,,...,. . , -'ti' . -' ' -'gg' -T4-A we +-1' - .V 55'-11 . , .1 ' I Z: .5Qi'F1b4f'-' -fi '1 'if'1f -f'Ef .. 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Vrqfxn Wesleyow Aioefson Ilroodclus Marshal Urweryy ol Akron bowing Green Sfofe Unwvefs-ry ci Doyron Kent Slove Oho Srofe lnversry oi 01395100 Soccef :7 B1 - Dchc Demvvc Oivo Opponenr 1 0 O 2 0 6 3 1 5 1 2 0 0 J I 7 7 0 1 4 0 A 1 3 2 0 1 2 6 O Morphy's Low pors yoono Soccer soooo oocle on feer OU soccer Improved norrceooly rhrs posr season vvrrh rhe ocqorsrrron of 25 yeor old cooch Trm Morphy Morphy rooIs chorge of rhe reorh offer Eorl Dropers conrroversrot frrrng Iosr seoson Ar rhe rrrhe rhe Dobcors seemed ro oe molrrng heoohnes more for rherr posr gome onrrcs rhon rherr soccer ployrng The reorn sop posedly locked drscuphne, Ieodershrp ond o vvrnnrng orrr rode Morphy's Low chonged rhor MXVhen they hrred me, he sono, Hrhey ossomeo Io hove o soond, orgonrzed program-ond I oro I rhrnh we hove o lor of cioss Hrs Confrdence IO rhe reorn morerrohzeo In some Ixey vrcrorues dorrng rhe seoson The reorn frnrshed wrrh Q 7 8 record, rnclodrng frve shoroors Morphy sord rhe Wrns over Kenr Srore ond Denrson were rhe mosr sorrsryrng The pIoyers enrhosrosm vvos greorf' he sono My problem wos gemng ro know rherr Irrnrrorrons, whrch rolses rwo or rhree monrhs ro Ieorn Srafr na OnIy foor pIoyers ore nor re'ornrn-3 he-r yeor rrvr: yeor vererons Choclr Johnson oho Sour Denoowo fo'I boils Don CIorIs ond -goolre Worren Zefhowrrg Murrjrfy sorrj he WIII rely he0vuIy on rhe Uoyrhg or rnrrj Ireloer Mrhe Rorro ond Ileoo Doroorro scorrnrg Ieooer for 'he posr rwo seosons Ufledo vvos rhe rnosr sIsrIIed ployer ono rhe morn por' of oor offense Dorh he ond Mrhe vvrlI he neeoeo we-r yeorf' Morphy sord Morphy who hos o B Ircense from me Unrreo Srorez. Soccer Assooorron, prevroosIy cooched soccer or Dove. ond Ellsrns CoIIeoe He was pleosed vvrh hs frrgr seosor- or OU When I come here 'hey soro rhey Wonreo rhe ,goo done properIy ono I rhrnh I ve socceedeo, ' he sord I Iove soccer, ond I reoIIy wonred ro see o good proororn or OU bruff Lower left- The Cavs roce dawn the held on ca sleol Below. Finesse rs on Integral por! oi soccer .51- - . Q . ' a 'M 'Q A , -L 4 f'.qG -f ' .'f- L I - r 1 ,Q -' r erjr, ' 'A 1 ' .U 4 ' . ,-LIN ag .- I -5, , I . ,. ' I ,l ,,rf4 ' ' '. ' 'Q '1 -rl.. ,M QU.-4-.,1'J. . Ag , -'Egg Ld., KA L7 ,x':.4',,-'-' 'I V - - ,-, . .- M .jihff .r 'fr ' .KW-r .. ' nl 'ff' , ,.,?541?' '. .WI sq4,,,1,.. D- .,.,, 1 r On the move Lett- A runner has to constantly keep up his endur- ance oblllty. Lower Ieh- OU's Mark Hurtet flefrl runs along-olde on OSU cross County runner, W Below. 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Toad Mflnforf The percussion secrlon ol the mos! exclrlng bond In rhe lond shows rhelr enrhuslosrn during cr holtllme perfor- mance. The most exciring bond in rhe Ion d Ir rs hdtfrrme rn Peden Srodrum The four rhor rhe- Bobcors ore wrnnrng rhe game rs rrrereyonr ro mony rn rhe crowd They ore rhere ro see rhe bond A surge of onrrcroorron sends rhe srudenr secrron on rrs feer, cheer- rnq wndly, os rhe percussron secrron of me Morchrng 110 sreps our ID rhyrhrn onro rhe freid Ladies ond Qenrlemenf' booms rhe loudspeakers, under rhe drrecrron of Mr Ronokd P Soccuore-Hr, conduc- ror of bonds or Ohro Unuyersrry, we proudly pre-senr rhe mosr exdrrng bond rn rhe Iond .4.' ' The rest rs drowned our I0 rhe norse ond clopprng of rhe fans All rhor rhe bond does on fneld rs nor os eosy os rhe pohshed performances Weed one ro beheye The rwrsrs, rurns, ieops, cornphcored dence rourrnes ond memorrzo- non of new rnusrc ond shows eoch week rs rnvrgororrng A frvedoy bond comp for rhe rerurnung bond mem' bers ond sax-ddy bond comp for rhe roolexes srorred rhe yeor Nobody sold rr wos goung ro be eosy lr's herd, A ,sf rw PY' Srzlff Q A, ' A 4 - F I R3 .2 ', ., X- - 1 I... 3 1 iffy. . 'I .,-, ,.y, -Q I ,K 1 , N. I 444 5 Q 'A 54 A ,vg-a'- ,.....-f-. - A 'VN 'Q L .r ' Q 1 a , y H .5 if .'. ra in IJ YS, 5 ,If hard, hard, Socclorelll, lsnown as Mr S rald mem- bers ar the begrnnnng As rhe school year gers under way, rhe hecrlc pace does nor cease Dand members have dally pracnces, secnonols, muslc memanzonon and evenrng mee-nngs I0 rhe Canva ro learn dancesall of which may add up ro 20 hours Bur rhe prude and lnnmacy rhor are rrodrnonal rn rhe Marchlng 110 keep up splrurs rhroughour rhe season, which roolx rhe band ro Zanesvslle, Masslllon, Amhersr, Kent, Caldwarer, Napoleon, Wesrern Muchrgan, and ro a holfnme performance at Cleveland Srodrum for rhe Browns vs Denver game Orher annual parnclpanan Included rhe homecoming parade, rhe Columbus Day parade, rhe Vorslry Show, a vlsur ra rhe menral health cenrer, rhe Ohio Theater ln Columbus and rhe malslng of an album V 1 Debbve Bvllups I Jrnnwgb -,.,.-.mzvr-s' 1'-' 'ig 1' :KL 3- , 9 1-4'-I .Y fr ' I by I ' -fx N ' j E' .- , QI., 45, ' ' -.' 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A vqlfrv' ii,-. ,V H' '-'fl ur , ,-I-'Z' 1' ' - IXVILQTV' mfs A :'- -.ggi ., 5 Q, K 41.1. Q ' i 322121 ,, f4rJ..:.,f1,2-i?i':.1.?+ ? Ji.-.,,',.Q - - ,Ji ' WH- N A L .Q-'swiiruf-f-rf-elif'mi-'M .1 ' W .- ' - . -2' ' fl . Qiwag., L 1 r-1?Z'x' l2T '3i' iJ'5 3 A -.gQf:':1' , ' .3h1'.:7Bi59'?m!far?aQbg,w.'a'3'f25f,i5fQL-'ihcgl Sruarr Clam Above. A poslgarne performance capped OU's homecomlng vlcrory over Cen- rrol Mlchlgon. Leh- A dance routine ls procrlced one fl- nol vlme before rhe crowd sees Ir. Lower Leh- The Marching 110 performs ln rhe on- nuul homecomlng parade. Below- Muslc of rhe Marching 110 soils loud and clear for holfrlme emerrolnrnenv In Peden Sradlum. an qw' Q '81 5 : f 5 wg 'L' 'Fl . 1 1 p N! 'KE- sj , 7 Above. Quonerbock Sammy Shon UMM leads the flied-up Dobcors oul IO face Northern llllnols. Rlghv- Todd Yoho bolts through 'he Cenuol Mlchlgcm Ilne ond Info lhe end zone. Bruce Codwolodef :-u Bobcots win of home The Ohlo Unlverslry Dobcors hod rherr second Con securlve wlnnlng seoson ln 1080 wrrh o o 5 morlx The Dobcors hod o 511 record ln rhe MAC, whlch dld no berrer rhon frfrh ploce ln rhe conference Cenrrol Mlchl gon repeored os MAC champs, followed by Wesrern Mlchrgon ond o rue for rhlrd ploce between Mroml ond Northern Illlnols 'lwhen you're QICIXGU for rhe borrom of rhe lodder by rhe so-coiled experrs ln rhe pre season, I guess you should be SOTlSflGd,H sold second yeor Gooch Drnon Burke lr wos o frusrrorlng seoson, when we ployed poorly we ployed very poorly ond when we ployed well we ployed very well Ohro ployed very well or home before ne-or coooory crowds, esroblrshlng o -4,1 morls One of rhe hlghlughrs come durlng rhe Homecomrng gome when rhe Bob' cors defeored Cenrrol Mrchlgon Q40 Thls brolxe 0 Ll gome Cenrrol wrnnrno grreols whrch srorred here ln rhe rrvolry ogolnsr Mlomr, rhe Bobcors come nwoy from Peden Srodlum 17 7 wlnner: Toledo ond Morsholl olso fell vlcrlm ro rhe home reom whlle Norrhern llllfllilllr wos rhe only reom ro beor rhe Dobcora or home OU's much Improved offenge wos hlghllghred by severol new club morlxs ond oumondlng ploy by lndlvl duols A new record for srngle gome orfenge woz ser ogolnsr Eosrern Mrchrgon when rhe Bobcorg roclled up oo? yords ond o Club record of .33 frrsr downs lunror quorrerboclf. Sommy Shon hod o good zeoson OCCOVdlI'lQ ro Dorlse by belng second on rhe OU oll rrme omslng llsr ond rhlrd ln rorol offense llunnlng bool, Tony Corlro woo OU's leocllng ground Qolner wlrh 880 yords. for o A J yord rush per corry ond sux rouchdowns Corllo wos olso Shan borks our rhe slgnols lo the OU Ilno. Brute Codw alloder 1 TEAM SETS NEW RE ORDS OU ounon ond ouvployed Miami for the second corisecuvive victory over their ouch-rivals. Q of - F, ...in .,.. - , . 1- : -.4-n.- Y . .-- .5-. -,.' .- vu 4 su ' .- ... Qi rhe Teadrng receiver wirh Ao receprrons The franr seven played very consrsrannyf' Darke said especially Henry Jonrony, Greg Byrne and Jer' Dramley Linebacker Frank Kornar pravea ra be a arg aias because he had so many org plays for as ' Kornor was also rhe header in raarles wrrn 48 anassrsrea oar or -3 rarar of 150 an rhe season Erghr OU players received AH MAC honors Don Darn off ana Carrfa were named ra rhe firsr rearn offense Second rearn offense honors wenr ro Tlay Brach or raoxle and qaarrerbarir Shan The rwa who made rhe second ream were rnrerior hnernan Dyrne and Konnar Defensive end Neai Seyrnaur and Drarniey were given an honarabie rnenrron Two pTayers were named ro rhe AlTAcaden'vic foor bail reanw They were offensive oacis Toad Yana wirh a 3 '22 GPA and Seymour wrrh a 317 When asiseci If OU was where he wanred ro be and was he sarrsfiea wrrh rhe season, Darke said OU rs where I wanr ro oe righr naw and l'rn here ro oar oar rhe oesr fooroali rearn I can ' ar-+A C -L I Opponenr , 38 Minn 6 Easrern Michigan 22 Northern III. 15 Kenr Stare Q Cenrrol Mich. 7 Miorni O Toledo 17 Western Mich, 20 Marshall 37 Dall Srore 20 Dowling Green ,-rr 'Lau 4- -.- 'i+i. ,,,,,. . ,L H .- :Tig-If - Q , , ' , -Q. , .- .' y., qrvb - 6 ,- - V . x 1--. . Q , . - .. 5 ' ' -Q4 . A ir V , vp., vc . . ....' Uv..-,f , - ,, , 5-p...-f f - -, -'nm ,, 1- t V..-Xi, V . - 1 - . -1 ,-'-:fr f -' 1 ' ,,. 'grfz . -e ' ' A- 1' 'A-- ' ' .-.,-' I .. Q . 'Af' 1-' ' - -, i ' ' ' 1 . . A . 'js - 1,- U 4' A. LT 0 Y . E . ' T r.: . ,' -, . '-5-. -- x . ' .. , ..-ny. -. - ' ' '- V '- . -' .,,-. , ' V' E.-s---1...-'-1f-V-H4 --we - f . - x .. U A i r- wtf. ,e 5 -F . A, Xiip E -h , wh .Q :An Z . kg -. , -.,- ,.411-A---aw . - . . '- -' .-5. f. ' ,. ., -v -- ,4 -ml bin' 71. , -UP-v----y - . , T - v Ji: ',,. '14,-J -. M .V - Q . - - 1 1 lg - ls. Debbre Drmfps Cn o soturdoy ofternoon s. Leh- Yhe enrhusiasrrc OU crowd playfully rosses rhe Dobcor 'over the rap Below Leh- Currous ushers exomrne o conhscor- ed wrneskin Below- A hondiul ol OU Ions demonstrate rheir support during rhe Mlcrmr game Ur. r ,- Qrrm ,urrmef ns, ,r r, .-.r. rw Rlghr. Junior Sue Riggs ules vo ounmuneu- ver her Vlnenberg opponenrs, Below. Lynn Von Hulse C377 and her OU fecmmaves get ready vo pursue me ever-elusive ball, Lower llghv- Even the goolle QQYS vo smile some- runes. Field Hockey rhird in Store Ween OU 5 f'eNo hockey cooco Kw' Browo orr-ved Nm 1078 she soo some-one roNc1 wer she wowd eo' Ncsr cz yeor m me Mwo Ame-rwcczrw Conference lo 1080 Por omy ond Drowo oo we-H, our OUS reom wos successful ond gomed foes ond support wmv eoch gome Cormng off www rhe srore chomozomhuo an 1070 me reom olso qowoed respect from orher srore reoms who or one pow ooromoncouy wooded OU we 'new col' Umm ' Our foomeomm IS wmporrom 500 Drown, We ve hoc cjooo reom deorr- ofwo morcie rrwor comeo Us od me woy rlorough 'he Seoson ' WM- o rosrer of 20 'he Bobcors 'ooh 'he head ooo ghor our me oppooenrg wh foor of 'hen hrs' fwe gocnei 'cp grorr We season The momenmm or rhew gwde rhey went on ro compne on 1101 wmmng record 'hor mood ed mo posr seoson wcrones cnc! ome iose 'o Omo Srofe nm rhe srore roomomenr where me-y oloceo rmro Women 5 Feta Hockey moi,- Ono Opponefwr Hope Coilege 4 f O WV J e 0 Yom O f 0 Weslem Mnchagcxw J 0 Mcnerro 10 - O Kem Store O V 2 Woosrer A f 2 Dovms cmd Elhm O - 6 Wesr Vrgzruc Wesleycrw 2 f 2 Xvmenbefg 2 - O Ohno Srcre 1 - 4 Alumnf 0 f 2 Demon 2 - 4 Eosrem Kervrudsy 2 F 0 DowEng Green A - 0 Ono Wesleyan 4 - 0 Slare Tournomenf Toledo 1 0 Ohzo Slave O 1 Bowlng Green 3 - I ing'- . Buffs- Cudwa Ulm e Cudwulluder S+: I 2 5-- Dlono Pickering mes ro keep the crowd psyched up even though she may be cold. Cheerlng for victory They are nor foorball players, bar rhey lsnow me rhrlll of vlcrory They do nor ron crass coanrry, oar rhey wear Nllse rennls shoes They can be seen on rhe basleerball COUVI, bor rhey are nor on rhe ream However, rhey do have orhleruc aolllry and are lerrernng ln a varslry sporr cheerleaalng Cheerleadlng IS nor always as easy, nor fan, as ll Ioolss Ir Involves energy, coaralnanon, mme, endure ance, srrengrh, more mme, abllury ra work wlrh orhers, dedlcaruoh, ehrhuslasm and mme, mme, mme CODlOl0 Karen Wllluams says, lr's a rhreeauarrer job Pracnces began rwo weelss before fall qaarrer srarrs and conrlnue several rlmes weelsly darlng rhe year Accardlng ro Coach Par Sravlle, 'Borh rhe gays and rhe gurls have ro have srrengrh ro execure rhe maanrs, pyramlds and srunrsespeaally ln from of rhe crowds, when there are no mars far prorecrlon The mann drawbacls rhor rhe cheerleaders agree upon IS rhe lads of crowd supporr The excepnons are rhe alumna fans and rhe band members, who have oppreaanonf says Srovlle And, whale people may rhanls rhar rhere IS 'harhlng ra ll, Sravlle concludes rhar lf people lhlnk urs so easy ro be a cheerleader, rhey oughr ro fry lr ki T 9-9 Leh- The cheerleaders enrervoln the crowd whether the loolboll team ls wlnnlng or nor. Bottom The lormcnlons may look easy, but the cheerleaders spend hours ln prncrlce lo get rhem just rlghv. Mm Drown 4 1-. Ns. W, V xr. el 'ATI- yn ,M A 1M 5-A--k.-.-..- .- fi .wh uf. , , 'I I Y ia. A 4 1 R gui p r 4 1 Q,- , Q Y - ...QQ 1 -931-ang!!-.s4u Bruce Codw ullooe' Everyone Every port Opposite pages- Mony new Intramural basketball teams were formed lhls year, Below. Scheduling the field Is sometimes o problem with oll the sports that use them, but every 190m stlll manages to ploy, Debbre Drlups Football ls another ol many well- Ioved Intramural spans The action is los! paced: ponlclpanrs musl be quick on lheir leer. lmrromurol sports Gmc Ulmermy ,r.r'3rmml recfm 1:-Qmoered lvl 35 gllrrgreqr 3Q.yr1, 'rms ye-lr There won 13 sporr Omllrgble f-ir flgrgry Q,Qry lfreregr 'mlm ljyljrle-rv rim nljrer Qvrillil ieerlg- rgvfefew was -gr fmjoor gmrres -f,e'e Q Cree 'ic lwiude-ll fl?-3 :orl Gmc blllords lf Dal-.er Serve' l' smlr' ofvrr-rg 'fl-Jr ccwld te mrererered os 0 lirglrvplerl rl.e l9Ol 'l soar: was mclmee lm me lervgrfwy llsr 0' OU wrromurols Some of rrve rcwgh gmc mvwtile oarooor sfor': HJC srwir' secsofrs rm year K:-fro-led due 'Q AQOVVGV Tw: -il' 'svese A ere 5-:mc-Ur -:Fld 'crorlioll occordlvg rc lrvrgm-,l rel gmc Clam Sporrg. Klrecrcrr Duck WH:ro1lsl:ml On rhe Drlgrwrer slde some Qt rrwe Sperrs sow gfeor gplvlrrg lm me msmber Ql Prev. rermg ffgrwefj Baal-,ertlgll vvli one gr 'wg-ge Amjlfwer wma me wlli'-lv A rirer 'l3..3rre brlilljlmbnl Mme , eghr Pew 'ecfls were es ratlsfwed rl rrlese Iwo sperrs OlOl'E' weve had .mdnvlduols who have Qorrlclpcfed IF jus' Qbgwr evervmlmg we have ro offer, sold Woolesorl on Cssrg,rQl1r grolegsclr :rl me Smgjrl 0+ Hgqrrv phy'3lC'jl Eg, Cllrlmw .gmc Reqreqrlqrr. Amy Cgmprlg Umr gif fgrm Q 'eom for any gggrrr my Q res rules Mes' be 'lille Ned regordlr-9 me Temper Lrlil Q' 'Pe lGO l Per e-crepe 11 l'O'9'f'rlf'v' reorr- can CM v Ifl-I lsde 'eembers -Jr rlwor Y'O'errl1'v Al players OW 0 Cormlrlpry 'eorrl lrwsr lll. e ln 'hor Qgrrrgulqr Germ Amy Owe lwilvx ever ls elrglble rlglr gn mdependerxr reom For several yeors me unrromurol plovmg fxelcls were locnred or rhe eosr end of Mlll Srreer In 1967, rhese ocruvnnes were moved ro rhe Wesr Green because Qdorrl-:mol ploylfwg sooce was evo-lable mere Lorer, rrle corlsrmrllirn-:ln of rrwe Coflvocorrorv Cemrer and rhe College -J' Osreopormc Meclorwe Qlorg Wm 'rue recrwonmellmg of 'he Hgrqlwg l1l.er wr QQ-rr. 1 ree mwmer gf Qloylmg flelcg frlgm M ro sl- As 0 resqzr m 'oll QUOYVQVV 1080 me scrlvmes shlfred Oocll ro rhe Mlll Srreer fields Floodllghrs had been pw up during rhe SU:-nmer ro Iemgrrwerl me do 's lc fl rme Y D YI Q N Jrm Marrmdole Bruce COUWOWOUGV Involve more srudemrs 'vful I I I' X 1 x A 'if 'T4T,?4f5'f' 5? 1' 71- Q, flf. O, , 1 uw. A.. I ,'- .JA vvpnhg . - , ,- ' ., .a ' ' ' 4-cu,sA V A .rxa arg, ,sa - 1 ' ' 4-fd-Q' 4.3.1 E , .. -.S 4 2 I. .f. ,.r. Y ,I , , gp If gli ' l .1 -V1.5 l I :N 'A L'-'Af . . ,. AWN. , in I Jean!-len A L x -1 JPOU HPV' Jean Herr 'Q' ' Q 6.4, . -. A., . .nhl Above- Brlan Wasserman of The Guulersu sends another sahball flying IO vhe ourlleld. Far Ieh- Vossevmcn gels se! I0 found lhlrd and head lor home, Leh- Sveve Insler of the SubHumons makes hls tum al lhlrd. Rifle reom member Pnmelo Moore draws o bend Rlflery was recently mode OU's rwelhh varsity sporr The me yr,-4 tr an ' re. . Vw Jul-t dt rho NCAA With na C'Qt11ptYNlf' v rtvftvr- ptmft' Ilurrt room Qwjw'EtG of- Q-rm tr'vQ-.um,r+- rf .r Ht t-. 'rw v was m-35641 my be We r.f.s9Nrr'w Y .r ,tr , ,pt -rr ME' SG rhor OU LOLJ13 '0'fn:'r H-. 1 A rt Jw-mt V new 5mr.,3 the we mm'-1 mm rwrf-wma. tuwdaj by We u'mv3r'.wry My ftddxrt-wt S7161 Em mdiri-r HHS' VLJGQQ wr' Wei' Wt tfrm-trgd wrt H-JIU Riflery Shoots Hockey's Chonces As Twelfth Vorsity Sport The foeu at Atc-,Nm The trers o The W9 ur' mme t room tiompeves tr. mee-rg. .ith me 'ood ogolmr knjh -33 Yt5t,wt1j,5,rjrtfvrN Btjmlwtg IHOCW Gnd E'w+?r't re-om olso ot'e'1r5 sotefy p-rmgrfgws tor Otto meh .WC IPC QLCMQ mtg rggm 'mg Qftjwttje-C Qi u'vQ1pen'v5tv9 woy tor therstry rg, weep ws 1A grows ood, or me some nod ooother mrsvry sport M1119 Neff 2. Cotfrresv or me Pos! The 1080 81 womens ooslserooll reom wos ri biend of rnexperrenced ployers ond seosoned ye-reruns Led nnosrly by rhe yererons, rhe some ended rho seoson wnrh o drsmor O 17 record Howe-yer, rhus wos nor rhe rype of boslserboll reom rhor wenr our ond 1 4'v', r gornes The scores were close ond rhe qorneu were fooghr hord There wos one major proorem rhough We hnd n young srorrrng reorn rhor needed ro reolrze rhey ore good players, sord heod coach Gwen Hoover The freshmen on rhe squod gorned rhe e-rperrence rhon record necessory for new seoson, whrch I3 yrrcl oemr,u,r,- Hr ru yer rs Noslng fave sensors znclorjrng smrrers Lrso Frrfgh or riff Jody Uher One freshman, sux roof Qenrer Corhy Wolrer, riorrrrg on srronq or rhe eno ond srorred rhe run-JN me oornr,--, She ond junror cenrer Porrrce Morzhorl cf-:mmrbd 'no boards rhrs yeor Hoover Ord nor owe-H Upon rhe reoms oertrrr'rwnr-U1 ond Woowseo oheod ro ne-r yeor wrrh prnrse for rhu. yeors reorn Thus yeor 3 re-om wo3OQQr1?si.IvQ nrrsrhrrg ond hord working, she sord Paggl' Shonlr Below Ieh- Cooch Gwen Hoover leads with an lnspllorlonol hand Below. A Mlaml sho! ls stopped before lr even gels o chance. rn, 'Q N ,A -Y H P.. f r C D - :K Sroff Srolf 4. .., YG-.. l 4, F W IQ h ,. n -1- . 1 -W I . -.. .'s '8-my-:ff A . N I 4 lv- 1: 5 f . Q -1'7 1 , fx f .fffiip J f ' f'Xl ,..d ' 3 l'x' 451-. :M FG J X Z yeor to The fwjfrir WE' 1719610 OVM4 LIP-rriirwrry Cx 611 rw? MU Arrrerriofr Crirrwre-rerrce were -JI1 vxr11rrrQ rrjr rcrrger 'iWrrr'r , frrsr Z5 Ooe,1rerr3rnl1 gomes, rhe rerrm record 10 louse, rho rwe-1ve-3-Jrrwe Mfrsrrwg arre-rnlr, rhe hr,rr'r'rrIrr3rrr-rg defeurg rrr Toiedo, 0507 Dowrmg Green 70415, Brodie-y -311 50, and Uevelor-rd Srcre- BJ 57 If rrwe Dobcors Q-Juhj rusr be-'rr Mromr rm rrre wg-rir-,rgrrr frr'rO19 rrrey wor,r1G me '-iw '-,f9.errrrr rrr 'he MAC -und squeeze rrrro rrwe MAC crwfrrwwprrrrurrgr rrirurr-,rgmor'rr Ir would be 0 rrrumphorrr -me grrme uoosorr for rrrur your cooch Drjfrriy Nee- The season had been Q very 101119, rrrugrrorrfrg one for hm He rrrherrred jusr rwo sr-Jrrers ond rwo renervoa from lost ye-ors 8 18 reom The re-gr or rr-e Bobcors were fregrrrrwerr orrd WQIM omg, so 'I W-Tr, rwrirr grfrrprrgrrwg wrrorr Oh:-3 vw-is prdse-O by 131011351 everyone rrir trfrmrr rjefrd Mgr .rr rrre MAC oqorrr If WGS d1Sh9GYYQ1A7l1AYQ YO! 1l rr3 11145--rjrQfrQr'rrI6'U 'GOIN nrrer grow rrrey -.rurrrbred rrir orr O 11 -,rr rrr Tru? rirrterifre 1 rVrr1IUl'4 rr 1,1 1' on rr-acl-., cmd drrrrrrq -me wrre-fuk, rrre Dotrrgqr-. vr 1,-rw 'wed rrfrder OO pgrrrwts Seven wrrrfrrrirhr Atrer on 811 54 1051, rr, r,rrrrrrr'rr111y 'rJt'r14rE'1'1 Hlrrrrrri- Nr dup!-Dyed mfr rromrc prrdf? Wmirr possrbiy rjrrrxrfrr r-'rrgw rhe whine seusorr when he ded-arc-d, Worr- rr-rg rirf: O 7 YQOVTT rm rhe ririrrqrrwrry ' II WOSFINI UPI11 hw? Qr'1r'r 6', 1rf1V9r VWCrvw+:.f?' HJ B-:rbi-urs beqorr wrrrrrrrrg ',rYrprr-irrrwre rrruvrrd Tr Wrjrlivdi-irfr GHG SCIQPW-jrrTrr'rrQ Q41 wird EMC H1111 :rr rrrrrvbr 'fd for AO porrrrs os the Crrra ,prrrred orr rry -1 rrri-rrgre Home crowd, dovmed Urjrvv1ar'rg Greg-rr 78 GJ Tm- 11 rnrrm weak hoc! emded nr 12, rirrrrj suddenly vrrrrr rl: 1171 vw, mrrrch eosrer From rrrfrr rrmo rrwrrgrrrgrr rrre Mrrrrrr r41r1A'1'lt3 Ihr? UOCCOYS WOO SQVQF' 1-ju QHQW OVIG U'-f IV11JP4f1 WOW Over 70 pfjrfrrs 13 QCHWQ Yhrjrge pgrmrg WQr9 rjr rr rrr'rrg, rrrrrrrr 0, errpxrw-w I r , 1- rf seosrgrrrs, guard Pwr. Lerwwzrr rm team my rr-1 rr-r 'rr , v-,Q 'K sf- Far Ieh- The 'Cots broke through the second halt ot the season and overtook Ml. aml to reoch the MAC tournament Above left' Sophomore Tlm Woodsons easy touch helped slnk Mlarnl and give the Bobcats hope tor next season Above- Nate Cole supplied strength under the boards 1Q 6 . Above. Klrk Lehman, playing on on Injured knee mos! of rhe season, was the Insplrovlonol Ieoder or the reom Rlghr- A crowd of green clorhes ond faces cheered the Cars on ro o 7-5 home record V 4 ,mjrri-f -A rue 'Fe my rr me recjrr' played fi ,mrrppr -rn gr we Tm xeoiri-'X rrgrwerer Lefmc-' r r we-3Ce1r'.r'rrp rm' Deffwro rr r-.,r re me ririrnrr Ozre-firor 'funn srrlr 'rrirrrer A, rw .wnrmgg rm rrcwn rum: r'-r r 15 p-more pe' -gnfrwe 'Vw iff' -, rr rr Very VUrjgprrjr-u'W3rE1!y 12, 'fre ghgri-. -A135 ,'fr-gag-rj rrp +3'L,+.1-fr New W +'1r irdswi Q TQSEVMQ ,cm :emi Xr f11'fMQ w N -.Ice Y r'r' 'J 113 5 ic-ivrmg -nvrevmge' 1'-rj uefw-'rr Hirrvmfd Jr 'H Zfnf-wr Hrhff' and TVQLVr'Y'E'V Cevefg New TNQ BQ-CM Cnr 4,r,r1' r mul Jorww De'-.erecw could 4: ,riwe -4 1.Ar wok? 'QI ve- M f.-jr3:rr91 Deuerecur- Lim? Cum' ,rfr r' fir 'O W4 rr-D r gfng QUAD J'-FPQ VQDVWLJV-0111 Aw Vw UTM Ui-rf mi-wg ' my we-rnvffg LMI wer vr 6-fe -510 Afre-rr Mawr ,Qvwe rr 'r rr Fw , Q'rE1wbf1r'+9 'cr sQ.Q ' :rece me N-ijrr rr M v rm' Q v ,r r 3 41 'fre ide 0' We rgm The fl,-ec,N4r'r hid ave! rc, 'e1.'Q1 OL ecrler P J-'Uri 1' 'N ri- U4 C--V CC rr X' 'rea' wwffe C A 'he 'orc AN rr .Jr f. .dr , wg U' f f1 W:' F' JU rf mer were 'O rNM.r-'rr 'Mi' Uwiwnz . ,A.r1-Nj wg.-9 1 Mfr- 'rg 'eri-:fc 75 1. 'rr N ' he wr 1J'h -Qof5efQ1,1'r.Q baancn Xxfe' 'mg 'Af wr, r Y ' r'rr'r - r Q ww' mmf H-jf wwe we'-P 717 'fum 'mg' crgew' Uvvfwi r' mo xecra 'Mir wg 'ir' 'mar'-' The crmxc A-3: f'rr J' drmppcrnrerf CML rf9'v m r r J QVvr1u: game hwimecl mall. rr-me 1 , - Qwfr dew-'ur Yr rho wmj W rr Q Wie ox. el' rvx -3 ww Purex, lerr C1 my D'E'fJw ainw cur-N-. by Core Q-are 'he Dobcruu 4, 74 oo end cmd +g.w',4 me N-new OU vw-LUG wi TW? buzzer :rim CPU :he v'-'wx fd irvvnrnve-rj 'HO C-DUN me Q!-Byers O1flYWfQC -,I O OV r mug ru1Hi'rror,s 78 72 H-M eref 'Vue Dobroirsr wemr on IC' NOSE' rm rhg- 'mr '4H,rN'11 or we frimrmwre-frr ro Dom Snare- S5 70 tr Wim -,r fjrwmilr wr wg 'seufror' for NE-Q We player: and VUE- for rl, 'Mm ' rr,rX, r wr ro we-' yeor I-5 bee who' .J'fvspQr1':, Vw 'x Hwwg VMWIOM is .Y Doslserboll I7 Ill Easr Carolina Cleve-lorwd Srore Wesv Vwglmo Yomgsvown Srore Corusuus Morsholl llllnOv5 Drodley Chovlesron Norrhem Ilunozs Cennol Mndfvgon Dowling Green Ecsrem Mnchvgon Toledo Kem Srore Norm Corolnnovwwlmnngron Doll Srore Mloml XVESIEWO Muchlgon Cemrol Mncmgon Dowllng Green Eosrem Mlchlgon Toledo Kem Srove Doll Srore Mlomn Doll Srave KMAC Tourney? Ohm Opponemr 70 70 5783 6160 B5 O3 47 50 50 65 54 BA 50 BA 42 40 A460 58 bd 7B O3 57 62 73,86 bl? BQ 66 81 7506 73 52 7Q 74 7008 A5 79 58 O8 67 Q5 B084 Oil 70 78 72 70165 lf' aqa Above Ieh- Lehmcun ond Couch Donny Nee study the opposlflon Below Ieh- llm Zolenku C523 leaps lo stop o Ken: sho: while Woodson C307 darts ln vo grab me rebound. Below- Chlp Wlllloms dlspluys OU's feeling toward their rlvols from across the slave, 1 De-bbfe Bflfups 'Q X l Q I 6 d ba , I. 1 v -if J 'Q I wif. Q The 'COIS celeblove oirer a Saturday nigh! vrclovy over Purdue Hoclsey a season of C onges, Bur nor changes The besr way ro surnrnanze rhe 1980 81 Ohro Unryer srry hockey season wourd be ra Carr rr a season or pearss and yorreys The Doocors neyer caurd seem ro our rogerher o Jong wnnnung srreals as rhey frnrshed rhe regular season wrrh o 501 Mrdwesr Corlege Hocrsey League record, good for frfrh rn rhe reague and o 10 23 1 record averarl Thus season saw Changes rn Daocar hocrsey The rrrs' come rn Seorenwber when head coach John Menzres handed oyer rhe rerns ro Greg Ahae Ahae, a narrye of Toronro Canada, corne rnro rhe program yvrrh an our srandrng hocrsey hrsrory He prayed for rhe Toronro Red Wrngs' Junrar D rearn and coorarned rhe Arr Onrorro Arr Srar Team Ahoe rnoyed up ro pray wrrh rhe Wesran Dodgers rn Junror A and orcrsed up rhar reogues Roorere of rhe Year award He rhea orrended Wnrfred Lourrer Unryersrry where he olayed rhree years, and he frnrshed hrs Career as rhe nrnrh reading scorer rn rhe Canodron Corregrore Arhlerrc Assooarron cenrral dryrson The second change was rhe change IW sryre os Ahae srressed rhe fasrsisarrng, aggressrye hodsey :wer rhe somerrrhes roughhouse, chrpoy sryre that 'ann had oe carne used ro He srressed rhe ohysrcar asoecr our rrned ra elrrnnnare cheap shors rhar our o rearn rn penalry rrauore for rhe oerrer The roller Caasrer rrde oegon rn eorry Noyefnoer CE rhe 'Cars opened rherr season on rhe road rn Prrrsaurgh wrrh rwa garnes agarnsr rhe Panrhers They solrr 'wo garnes OS O oorrern was ser whrch would Conrrnue rhroughour rhe year sorrrrrng rwa games on a wee!-. end Arrer rerurnrng rrom Prrrsourgh, rhe 1'Cor5 raced rhe Oh1o Srare Bucrseyes' duo rearn whrch reorured players from rrs NCAA -.rarsrry rosrer Berore a ,lor-rr oadsed crowd or dose ro 2000 OU oarnaed rhe Bucrseyes 10 5 wrrh senror Kerrh Nr-on ana sophomore Gary rserernen sprrrrrng rhe goolrendrng The forror.-,rr-g week saw an efnory Drrd Arena as crosses had rer our for wunrer areals rhe 'Cars rosr rwo ra Denison January carne and rhe Doocars rraoed rhe Prrr Parr rhers for rwo wrns before capaory crowds or Bard Are na Two weerss rarer rr was on rhe road ogarn, rhrs rrme ro rndrana Afrer an adyenruraus rap Whrch srarred rn o bus and ended rn a 10 cor caravan OU dropped rhe opener 6 a our carne up wrrh a 2 2 rre as Kerernen and lndrana Qoalre Dao rsrayrrz hoorsed up rn a goarrend ng duer The rasr weerr. of January says 'ne Uiroiors or horne OS they solrr rwo adorn 'hrs rrrrre vyrrh Tore-do In February Dowrrng Greens seiond Crab canoe rc Arhens The Falcons won rhe rzrsr conresr A 1 our rosr me 'IQ 4-.. r 1 Above- Delenserncm Rich Shumoloens 1243, followed by Rick Borle C217 moves the puck out of the OU zone Above Hgh!- Cenler Eric Tbsdole owcms me dvop of :he puck Right' Fnsv-veov cooch Greg Ahbe sends some quick advice vo fenm coploln Craig McAIIs1e: Q S 3 .--. 'I SQCOPU -1 Q Tn On Ewell:-TIE 'l'1rl'l9' UG W :Ci 'IPS vw 41:1 vwb ,Li-T UGG' lriwu' mwrlldlej le bu' -Jr J 5-3 gl' wr nnne D-yr 1 Tiobem lv rhe Tdnwt fn 3 ye Tre- E11 P34111 Y 1 Vllf7lil'Y The 'Com 7ll'll3TlE'Cl dd' rhe 2-eds-:ln ',pl1'r1nQ4 ml 17111111 Ol Dfjlyr-Qu 5vv6'f3p1F1Q lwfv WNW C1r'lCl1'v'mT1 +Qlf1v1 'pw' TWO WMV' PUVOLJE' Sion Clellen led rhe we-dm Wwh 1,5 19001, nn rm- 41, SOO Cfjpujlvl 00119 MiAllSIE'V v1O'AvTflbLJlGO 12 lf3l'vl'1l'. F11 111 oswb, Em Twsdale monoged 8 90015 dmc QD lr,-,Tm .1 Korlx Fry e-ecdred 12 Qddls ond 15 O51al5Tb The MCHL lowndmenr opened wmrh rhe lex plny Ihdndnd In one-01 rhe mov e-'Quang Qcfnea GV Und An,- oll yedr OU bdrrled Coda from Q A 2 delcw rn vw 5 4 on Eng Tnsdole goal wurh Qc seconds lelr dlrev Cn McA11srer ITEC 'he Qdwe vwrh mo gods, QQ ,e -v. ODCJVT lore ln rhe rwd penod The C02 sq-A chdncea for 0 rhlrd ods'-eecdme MCHL 'vle Cla- 1,11 'he T dropped 0 7 Q QOVYWQ Vff E'vGl 'dOl VLn'1lvQr ljl Tilleljlj FGCJTT1 fmshed our rhe sedmn drlilglgllng lg, f-.9f,f,,, 1 ,TL-L, 4 -iljllwgljllllrxlgln gdme V13 Denwglgf Dlgyrgw, M3111 The :png Chl3rTvpl0v'v3Vvlp by slmilpplflg TOl6-C10 lfl Q dfllrfwirllg fl. THTUE' VVHYT The 1980 81 seonon slgndlled 'he end of 'ne lim:-,rd lnq OU cdreers or godle Kern Nl'-on cel'-re' Dm 1 Tloberrg, Terr wwng Kun Anrlmewlcz and Qdpmf- C McAlu5rer A smng nucleus w1l1 be rerdfmnlg, new ye Em Tusdole, Sreve Derslao Scorr Clellen, liurl Fry T Dnnqord, Dove O'Conne1l, Tm Head, C Tk Qlunn D- To Corey ond John Torh Hem Q srrdng lronr me T defense rerdrns Lex Twsdole, lllzh Shwwoloenn D-.M 1 dard Rnch Dorle ond Dot: Sl9VG'1SO l, vyhue we ly, vendunq should be :Hong ln rhe honda of Gdry l-X.,-lb,-1' ond Drdd Scddder Wwlh the Oddwrlilfl Qt 13 levy 'Twelve plgyer, fmilg- 4 hug U-ilbidls Cdh efpe-CV 'Cv rewrf ro me :wp VOf'V1 +1 resr of The MCHL dnd OTHWQ rhe we to. -. ru ill dl The 1081 82 sedbon 'ae K K f . 1 1' .. vs Q I 1 j , E 18' 4 ,uv Above- OU Skaters dlve for the puck near the Cinclnnoll gool Right. The Bobcats outskoled Clnclnnorl during ca weekend sweep of Blvd Are-no Fm nghl. The old Zarnbonle ls o lornlliar sigh: vo lolrhlul hockey Ions, . 1 u v 0 u fl I 1 K 4 l 20 4 5 . I Gag Ebycvo OU boxeis nom hard for rho: special Tfe DQ- mg Q ,Cr r.3,r1r QF . Jzre reiirrc The gpb rug 'e d4 ' NCAA ch 'P'o 5 ip 6- prrirrjwged 3' ieos' we rworrirmzi chovuow Ciurmg me DG! '1-E rear: fmt Coccr Mcurn Gy C wma cr' Burma -310 :. V'rQ'rWJ'rr WU xerer-in rs on oisrsrorrf professor of nrwre-r OE-V .W6 irirfa ririrrvrwroz' cf He 'os ded-mired '1'vrJU'v of me ' GND Jergirfr-3 'es-Lwces 'C We Do- 'rg LLC' XA mm OU BOUTS FUR he MO Im sp 'Q Q' rr5 SWG! grze We rear 'oi dime e-ceowjw any me norovg Q N3'ro'rc Ciweg-ore BQ--mg MQQQ Q' NG 1 mg rcrwmg cd frfrh our Q? 0.1 rjrjrrregrrgre QIUD5 for 1950 ' T' 5 .vii Q Crerrer aww FQ 'FQ' ever 'rue 3'es'rg:Qu5 U 3 M rrrgr, AC3G9r'fr', 43' Q-,ey Fwirmr A ml! reom QZQOSIEJS of 12 GQ-ers Our recrurrrwg for rhe- Q ,ir 'wi be-err cu :rio 'ecerrrw TNQ? bo-er: resre SEV' Cm 'rim OnQ brg ew em vx of 'he regromcr Mrowesrerm Comer erwie Cmgff-gr: 'rrrps 'QD rf Mirah 1 Crmcwfcr 'HQ' rrwe Ngrcrrgg .gr IQKQDQ Frgrr 1006 ro 1070 Gv' Qgmghec Gomer Glove-5 'Qo- 13 oifrreyg ,Q-rsrirret 2. Q iwfrz'-Qu A'VWiG'Q Ur'-cf ,xrre re. ,rf-Q 3' rrerezr fr 'fre sniff, ar OU W .Q Q-iwjrrerj fore row 1000 virwrg C0-era he 301 We 'e 'wfg 'f Q'JV 'YCV6' o:r'r:rerrrrme sow' crvd good apwirrrsw'-Qrrswpr We :hw we re Gomg rvvor jr MGIWDOOPP Cmrg D6-E-armrglf ,- Cray D65-Jrmh r ,Ak N 5 00,9 Lx-sqfrwi Upper Ieh- Frlday Nlghr ar :he Flghrs hos be-- come o popular event recenrly Above- OU's boxers have been hrghly, ranked norlcncrlly durlng the pos! Iew years Leh- AII boxers know they have ro be prepared ro ger borrered once rn a while I Q . r . ,Y rr g - Swimming highlights yeor I V i V . . ' ' xlk - 5 .NQ f fx .,v,.' -KCIS i . x , 2 1 . Ns I i 4 5 D:-ug MLDJOGIG Doug MCDQAGU Doug McDonald i' ij., 4 ea ft,-, .0 ' Q 1- f ,, . 'hh -- s , V - -fr I1 Men Finish 8rd Ohlo Unlverslry men's swlmmlng cooch Flercher Glld ers ser hls srghrs on rhree molor Qools for rhe 1980 81 seoson ro flnlsh hlgher rlnon losr yeor's slxrh ploce HW rhe MAC srondlngs, ro lmprove rhe duol meer record, ond ro send or leosr four swlmmers ro rhe NCAA rourno menr The seoson wos dlrflculr os rhe reonn ended wlrh o o A record Eorly ln rhe seoson, rhe Iosr evenr clerermlned rhe outcome of rwo dlfferenr meers Alrhough o new VOTSITY record wos ser I0 rhe process, rhe OU swlmmers losr borh meers The swlmmers hod o noroble flnlsh or rhe mlnl MAC or DOWIIOQ Green, rhe reom oloced second our of flve Jef-f Meclssrrorh, rhe reom's leodlng dlver, wos rhe only quollfler for rhe NCAA rournomenr The hlgh polnr of rhe seoson wos rhe MAC rourno men! plClK9d ln rhe polls ro flnlsh slxrh, OU overcome rhe odds ond rose ro rhlrd ploce We were very successful IO rhe rournomenrf' sold GIICTGTS We hod some lmpresslve swlmsemoch fosrer rlmes rhon durlng rhe regulor seoson The lOdlVIdUOI srors of rhe roorney were Old Gjorrz I0 rhe oreosrsrrolse ond loey Fselnhordr IO rhe boclxsrrolse buf, SOIU Gllders, oII our guys our our IIC percenr The ourlools for nexr seoson IS ouesrlonoble, occord :ng ro Gliders We lose four senlorsf' he sold We won'r know unrll obour Jonuory how rhe seoson WIII look Dur rhe reom IS oprlmlsrlc Well oe DKQQEV ond stronger nexr yeor, sold sophomore Dove Sebclsrlon Dersy former Women Breols Records The womens swlm reom regrouoed rhls yeor clnder Andreo Aspengren ond oosred o flne 5 5 duol meer record, o Slllh ploce Mld Amerlcon Conference flnlsh Slx seemed ro be rhe reom's moglc number rhls yeor, Aspenqren sold We frnlshed slxrh I0 rhe Mloml Invlro TIOOOI, rhe BOWIIOQ Green Tleloys ond ln rhe confer ence, she sold Desplre rhe relorlvely low frnlsh, however, Asoengren sold she wos very sorlsrled wlrh rhe enrlre seoson especlolly slnce mosr of her souod wos young or-ld should lmorove even more nexr seoson 'The freshmen I hove ore rhe besr nucleus of swlm mers weve ever hoo, Aspengren sold I om derlnlrely Ioolslng lorword ro nexr yeor All school records hove been orolsen, ond IO some evenrs, reorolsen Porry Collery holds rwo records ln rhe sprlnr freesryle, Ellzooerh Whlrremore, rhree dlsronce records, lsory lslrchner come on srrong ln rhe ourrerfly evenrs, Porry Fonnlng ln rhe ooclssrrolse ond 100 ond 200 lndlvlduol medleys, ond JOCINIG Held ln rhe A00 medley Aspengren should hove much ro look forword ro oll flve record holders were freshmen Dem Former Opposite page, lor lefr- Dlvlng requires sklll, concerlnotlan and preclslon, Opposite page. rlght- The women's leom Improved greol- Iy over last season, posting cr Une 5-5 record In duol meets. Leh- The men's swlm recm flnlshed thlrd In the Mld-Amerlcon Conference lhls yeor. better than the sixth place fin- lsh ol lost yeor, ANGELO'S PIZZA :Aff I ' E' 'tiki F3 Fast, Free, Hot Deluvery Open Dally at 11 a.m. 12 W Umon Sl. Congraiulaiions From CARPENTER HARDWARE 32 Soufh Couri Sfreei Afhens, Ohio 593-7796 Congsrtilslnowhrisoad Clcissof1081 O I gf uv I 31233.23 42 W. UNION Always Searching for Ways ro Serve Yoo Berref' Open 7 Days A Week, 1 pm To 2:30 am Piano Pinball Video Games Dart Board Happy Hours Daily V III ,- Wim the new requlremem sysvem, many more students will be taking fgviirrgigriirrirrrb or GU Odfvpfs Qenerfnl educorion reguiremenrs We!come ro Tuer I I ond l!l Ir cou!cl oe Q new pnose or O new phrose for Ohro Unrversnry s educorlon pro grorn Freshmen enrerrng rn rhe 'o!! of 1081 ond Q!! suose quenr srudenrs wr!! resr rhe ccncepr The f!rsr porr Trer !, rs nor so dufferenr from gene-ro! educonon regurremenrs prevrouslv nn effecr, rr does rn dude on Enghsh Cornposmon course ond o Quonnrorrve SIRIUS course Trer Il, effecruve Seprernoer !O81, requrres srudenrs ro focus rherr srud!-es around o Cenrrol rherne Srudenrs rnusr hove 30 opproved hours !n four of rhe foI!ow!ng fuve oreos fnne orrs ond humonmes, noruro! soence ond rnorhernoruu opphed sclence ond rechnologv sooo! scnence, ond rhrro wor!d counrrues Helprng srudenrs ro onohze O problem from severo! ospecrs !s nor new, our rhus scheme of C!usrer,ng srudres orounci one foco! ponnr rn order ro 'eohze dnfferenr v16'wp0!NS :S OD IV'!!'1OVOV!OV'! Synrhesrzrng or pumng o!! me preces Dock rogerher rn o Crossfdnscrplrnory evenr rs rhe goo! of Txer III Thus could !nc!uoe o problem soIv!ng Goss or 0 Jornr poper rhor !nvo!ves srudenrs from ossorred Colleges Th!s !s sr!!! under consaderorron There ore porenrno! problems rn rhe progrom Closer ours, o grovvrng concern for srudenrs rrynng ro schedule classes, cou!d become more frequent Advsers musr lreep dose rrodr of eoch srudenr so rhor requuremenrs ore nor Ignored unr!! rhe losr guorrer rn rhe sensor yeor Also venous colleges W!!! have ro hnd enough reoch ers ond closses ro fu!f!!l rhe unrversmfs obhgoruon ro the srudenrs Much work remorns before srudenrs begrn r!er!ng rhough ol! rhree phases of rhe currrculurn Evenruolly rhe unnversurv hopes ro esrobhsh o program rhor offers stu- denrs from o!! rhe co!Ieges o chance ro !eorn, ro onohze ond ro show whor rhey know rn on mnrerocnve Slruorron Ders v Farmer Leh- John Scogllo Is toklng o junior Ievei English course which ls now requlred for ull students, Lower Iefr- As o senior. Mnrk Schroeder sold there Is too Ilnle time Iefr ro take courses he would Ilke to take as he sat In the Frontelr Room Below- Next year freshmen will have ro lake more required subjects and less electives. When ls comes lime ro wrlle rerm papers, many students have much reseorch work ro do In the Ilbrory. sc-If 'vw-. ! YL Yr,u n., 0 in 1,3 Q ,,.. .- .AM 7-'3.g,2.r Lv rr '!131i,i:xi ', p ' ' ' -1--325,153 ' H-'iw ' :-. a 1 fee!! ff ' Y - ' 1 I 6 K ' A 'I Doug McDc-no Q. fn, ld 3503329557 5 p-I 9:11 Q s l . e '- .3 -eff Students have been asstgned wrltten projects of all types, rangtng from 500 words to 50 pages, from one class hour to three months to complete, from htstortcol blographtes to feostbtltty reports If a student does not get exempted from a bastc Engltsh course, he had probably experlenced the ftrst paper durtng the freshman year, 500 words or two types pages, whatever comes first But as mme goes on and asstgnments grow, students later expertence wrtt er's cramp And lf a student does not lsnow how to type, he learned fast or met a frlend who would do tt for htm When one constders the research, wrtttng and typlng, the hours do add up Thtnlsrng up a toptc ts somertmes the most dtfftcult thang to do After a toptc ts dectded upon, gotng to the llbrary ts the next step The search for resources ts on, and often the sources ore already taken by another student Eventually, however, the sources can be found You spend so much tame gotng from the fourth floor, to the ftfth, and so on, Ron Helmuth, o radlo-TV major, sand The lost stop IS usually the copy machtne where someone IS already there and seems to be copytng an enttre boolsl Some students felt that term papers were beneftaal Debbre Drllups r to a good grade To others, wrttten asstgnments can be O downfall Term papers are beneftctal because l thlnls that the tnformatton you learn from dotng the research IS more understandable, Jane Sulzer, a marlsetlng major, sold They help out my grades, but the grades aren't worth as much tn credlt as the tame I put unto term papers, Dev Ktetz sand The general consensus was that term papers were usually beneftctal lunlor Steve lnsler was very postttve about papers and projects l'd rather do a term paper than study for o test any day, he sand XVtth term papers you have some control over what you want to wrlte Extra credtt papers and other prqects at the end of the quarter can help out a student wtth a fatltng grade but others felt they could manage wtthout the bonus potnts As an elementary eclucatton major, lselly lsoza felt term papers and projects were advantageous to her Yau worls towards somethtng you really want, she salcl The tnformatton you get stays wtth you and you can became more Involved tn your fteld Whether students had a postttve or negatlve feehng about these types of prqecrs, they probably learned to accept them as a necessary part of college Q -t FD 'o -1 Q 3 -Tr -a O Q -'fo n Q Q vt FD ca GW fl? 'o 1- 'T :MQ TD FD 0 El S3 21 si Eg Eg 3 Malkovsky noe De 4 Upper right. lan Whaley llnds the Ilbmry Is lhe best place to study. Right. Hanging out In the Ilbtory ls o lover. he pastime ol many students. At home or Alden Quesnon Whor as rhe mosr populor ploce on corn pus? A The Phose 1 D Fronruer Room C The Monumenr D Alden Luorory If you onswered A, D, or C, you errher porry roo much or you hove never been ro rhe hbrory on o weeks nnghr durung frnols week The hbrory hos olwoys orrrocred more srudenrs rhon ony ploce else Ir does nor offer Inve rnusac or o Quod Nnght, but onyone loolsrng for o pruvore corner or fomulor fone con usuolly fwnd ur rhere And when exorhs ond rerrn popers Iurls oround rhe corner, the lrbrory TOISES Tn more people rhon rhe New York Hrlron The fourrh floor reference room ond snocls oreo usuolly buzz wrrh rhe mosr ocrrvrry Regulors of rhrs secrron of Alden eryoy browsfng rhrough rhe rnogozrnes ond reference morenois or reloxung wrrh fruends over o cup of coffee HI eryoy rhe sooo! unrerocnon Alden snn'1uIores, sold groduore srudenr lmmoz Hussoln Ir's o greor ploce ro meer gurls, especuolly on o weekend nrghr Sodoro Gupro sold she spends mosr of her wol-mg hours rn rhe lubrory, porrrculorly I0 rhe snods oreo Ir's o sooo! cenrer , , , 1r's procncolly where I ger my nnorl derecredf' she sold Lulse o Poms cofe' or o London pub, rhe horory ns o rrodmon for some people They fund ur ouuer ond rhey spend o lor of free nrhe rhere 4'Snrr1ng IO rhe Isbrory molses me feel or home, sold A 5 Gull, o groduore srudenr an engnneerung Ir's o very renssonfree orrnosphere Sound luke o sfudenr unnon7 Close Alden houses over o mullron ond o holf ooolxs ond perroducols, os well os FOODS, governrhenr docurnenrs, monuscrlprs, fulms ond recordnngs l fe Perer Kunz :TL if . 532 , XV 'i' 7 l Debbvelllups Leh- Sludenrs con use the cornpuver IO llnd our where to get books. Il prlnvs vheslses and gives Information, Lower Ieh. More than one rnlillon books ore In Alden, Below. lon Whaley finds u comer on the slxrh floor IO be alone ond srudy For right- Studylng outside Is relaxing sptlng ond toll quartet Right. During breakfast. tt ls common to see many students studying ln the cole- telic Below. Tlme for n break I a S' Q? Xa Duug McDonoic7 Doug Mdbrxnld I Nl A A - g xl U- -4 M Wi 5 K - 1, 1. .rin 'fx , - ' I ,4-All Y N-, '- sa IL .4 4 1 F I -f'X ..TTTt:'4-D 4 V. F4 ' N2 Eli I Doug McDonald 'fx 'Q ASSOR TED 5 TUD Y SITES In the ltbrary, an the second tloor alongstde the Ftne Arts Collectton, ts a study desls whtch bears some Inter esttng gtaffttt Though tt has praoaaly long slnce been washed away, one of the scrawltngs read 'Studytng Can be funl Studytng ts a lat ltlse dotng laundry tt ts necessary, yet ts avatded os long as passable Everybody lsnows that horneworls and examecramrntng have rewards tn the long run But does that occur to anyone who has been pourtng over 12 pages at coffeerstatned Chemtstry notes? Tradtttonol study areas ltlse the dortnatoty and llbtory only promote the tedtum for some students Lyle Law rence studtes two at three hours a ntght at the Fantasy Htghland ptnball arcade, where he holds a port ttmejab Mast of the ttme Itust read, he sold, 'stnce tt's hard to concentrate an problems when people are oslstng far change When l'rn not here, I'm tn I-laover I-louse ltstentng to hard rods tt lseeps me from tolltng asleep Davtd Attaway, 210 W Unton St , spends much at hrs free ttme I0 Burger Chef I come here to wrtte and drunk coffee because tts outer, he sold Saturdays are espeaally good days for wntung, stnce there tsn't much gotng an Kathy Donohue ltves tn Bryan Hall, but often heads ta the nearest eatery to study When lm rtch, I ga ta the Habbttt House, but when lm poor, I study ID etrher Burger Chef at the notary, she sand Of Course, there are a few dtehards left , the ones wha prefer o qutet roam equtpped wtth a desls and study larnp Usually, they lads themselves In thett dorm roam or aparttnent, hut occastonally they can be found I0 the ltbrotyrscrtobltng grattltt on the nearest study deslq I A 1 ., x -XX Above- The 1604 Room In Boker Center Is o very D0Dulor ploce to study Leh. Even though students can be seen studying all over campus, the most popular place ls stlll In thelt rooms I, 2 Q A Ohro Unrversrry srodenrs pravrae many servrces ro rhe Arhens comrnonury servnces whrch vary accorarng ra IME' rnreresrs of rhe drverse anrversrry rrse-If Sroaenrs have been respansroIe for ooorrng more rhan one mrIIron dollars rnro rhe economy of rhrs regron and rhe amoanr OI servrces woaIcI almosr eaaaI rhar Irgare each year The freId of roarnolrsm rs one area from whrch horh rhe onrversrry and sourheasrern Ohro benefrr One sach servrce rs rhe 6 p m news each nrqhr on cable channeI 7 ACTV was began faII auarrer, occordrna ra Robe-rr McMullen, Iournahsm professor Enrrrely sradenr run, rhe newscasr rs presenred frve nrghrs a weels and offers rhe Ioresr rn news, wearher and sporrs Ir grves me pracrrcal experrence rn Doaracosr VIaarnoI rsrnf' sord Paulo Shagarr, a senror raciro reIevrsron mayor I wrrre a Ior of my own srorres and rr grves nne freedom ro cover wharever I wanr Srudenrs may choose berween rhree ana frve hoars crearr for rhe news, accordrng ra rhe amoanr of rrme rhey devore ro rhe projecr Krrn Whrrey a se-nror I1 TV major, enjoyed caverrng rhe wearher for ACTV Ive really learned a lor oboar wearherf' she sara Also rn rhe area of news, rhe Athens Messenger provrdes oarlers for sradenrs rnreresreo rn prrnr roarnol rsm I4arI Ranser, managrng edrror of rhe Messenger, coordrnares posrrrons for borh news reporrers and copy edrrors each oaarrer The Srudenr reporrers have a chance ro choose some srorres of rnreresr rhey waUIcI IrIse ro cover Runser sard Copy edrrors ger a chance ro worIs an rhe vrcieo dIspIoy rerrnrnals, earrrng rhe copy before rr goes ro rhe presses WorIsrng ar rhe Messenger gave me o chance ro ger some pracrrcal experrence and ada ro my chp prngsf' senrar Ioarnalrsm major Chrrssre Mnler saro Helen Srurman, news wrrrrng major, was a sruoenr reporrer one aaorrer ana was znrim hrred as a a reporrer The erperrence was rrwr3IrsrohIe gre reaIIy erqoyed rearnrrg -more Q5 rocr' me Arheni, Anorher servrce rho' QU Qrrjr , rags rg, 'I-,rg org-,3 THQ AdrTrIr'r15If0IIyE' Ir'rI0rrWshIp LIVfJQ'If1I'TI Ira Ihr? GTI TIITIE SOI-1 QIQIJ I Irr'r'I QUIIN fr scrence deparrmenr The place, 1,roaenrQ, rr I .or-acr, gp I. ernmenraI and Iaw rgrfrggi, and qrirgw, rr,,g,wf, r CIO5eIy wrrh rhe prrjrfeg5rQrrr3I, classroom rechnraaes , I -fwrrv I90rr'rrr'rQ rlfrrj Lip y I' Y, Karhy Karlrnslsr an rnrrerr' In 'he crry r I III rr, orfrce sara rr was o orear crgrp.:r'rr,rnrrI, undersrancirng In arhan pIonn ng of saeoaI pr-:yecrs ana r9OIIy an she sand ffir her IICI' Mgr Ig ao n 'I WWI-IQ-rj ,Q ,Arg r a feeI for rhe Inrerns aIso garn e-Qerrewge In scrcr rfgrgrirg, gg, rrve managemenr and IrvrC1rcroI e-perrse rnrerned In Mayor Dc-naIc1 Darrerr lr gave me a chanae ro meer Ifjwjr 1 E 'OIL Marr Frnfe.g,Ir '5. ahrce vxIr'rre1rQUfrrrf,-r rhe' Gi1Ir'rc+r'r Ieirrjglr rr' IIT? CII ' Ofrd vvrjrrI-, an Q gwecrrrc 'urge-cr I hge Y I- I- ,I somerhrng ro offer Arhens and rr exercrse my raIenrs I rrrc- qrjve TIE' rj, rjV1LI'rjfU rf Inrerns may chase herweer- me and 15 hrjrrrg, rgwgdrr for rhe vorroas rnrernshrps deoer-omg aprjrr rhe orno of rrme devored Inrernshrp coardrnaror Maril. We-rnoerg ,rjrfj rhe pr IVII fr gram prcrvrdei. vaIuabIe e-perrence tor grcrrjerws and ofren davvr rhe road ,HI After Irnrshrng my r+'rrernsI'rrp In rhe planner :I -irrrrr' c wonrea mare, IsarIrnsIsr sara Ml was rnvoI-ved In caapIe of prorecrs and I caaIdn'r ,air Ieave rherh ' sr. navy 0 par! rrme para empbyee of 'he pm 'rr'rr.1Q jrhrc garnrna vaIaobIe e-aerrence and aravrorr-IQ rhe cry va her raienrg The he-Id or eaacorran aIsn arovraes mor y ser-:ces FJ e rx 5. rh rrg rhe area marnIy rn rhe area of pahlrc schoar, Eorsrcorran mOIors are reaarred ro sraderrr reach rr rhey are recerve rherr reachrng cerrrfrcores Sradenr-Q, Hoax ra rI IU I9 Opposlle page. The Ahfens Food Co-op Is represent. ed In u Iwo-phase problematic sfudy, Below. Klm While Inlorms ACTV viewers ol the lures! In weolher. ACTV was formed lull quuner, 1960. Doug McDo-row: 2 Upper right- In the Athens Food Co-op study. por, tlclponts outlined problems ofthe co- op and presented poslble solutions, Right- Educatlon classes frequently send students to schools all ovet the area, Includlng the Day Cate Center at Put- nom, Opposite top rlght. Atherls Messenger student copy edl- tors get o chance to edit copy on the vldeo dlsplny terminals In the news. room, Opposite lower rlght, ACI'V roving reporter teams gather Information at the class gate lor the 6 p,m. news, Oreo schools each Quartet toclsltng the tesponslbtltttes ot pre-pot tng lesson plans and passtng thelr wrsdom to the students Julto Smtth, sensor speoal educottan motor, dtd het student teochtno or West Elementary wtntet auatter Her tearjhtng superuser, Lott Lewts graduated from OU three ye-nts ago and Jullo ts het ttrst student teacher A teacher must teach for three years before she can have o student teacher, Lewls sold 'Julta seems to oe worl-.Ing out e-.tremely well She glyes the students someone new to ltsten to, rt brealo up thelt enytronment Smtth enjoyed the challenge There ore ten chtldren tn the Classroom and l worls wlth eoch one tndtytdually trom ttme to ttme It's O challenge, out tt malses me teel great when l see progtess tn the student Lewrs remembered when she was student teochlng UI dld all the thtngs l'm dotng now lt's valuable empertence Smlth sold she hoped to leave the students wlth o sense ot ochteye ment, oddtng, 'lIsn't that what lt's all about? No matter what tleld the serylces Come from, they all have somethlng ln common Ohlo Untyerstty students get a Chance to get out tnta the teol world and apply classroom theortes and procedures, and the hosttno ogenctes gatn sem: protesslonol, enetgettc and cheap manpower wtth an end product of QOSIYIVQ results Mtke Rtng ,sf L ills., . 'Nb-' Q, .wg an .Y -. Q -'Pi - - ' Q .- .- X' ff X ,X Q , V. ,,. Xcfh., Doug McDonald in - . A 1 lm 1. ii ., l. I -4, V A ifxxb Lv' , . , 1 1 wig lg, . X .- 5 Vim l ,if A Ziff ' ' 4' 59 Doug MCDOHOIG . k I , V v - ,.. FEB!!-V5 Y' X5-21 DAT J YHEATRE' tx ' 1 ' '?'Vh.- .9 as .N -4 !'1'? , . . Y ' ' LAK I V .L I ' J ' 1 1-fn.-4-' A-QW Y .R ifw' 'A 5. , tl? v x 5 lmmf' -. r Above. Regmvcmon vended vo be hecvlc for those who had vo rnuddle through ur Rlghl. Aher being closed out ol o class. Iv as very diffucull fo choose another one 1 1115? W' Nuff HASSLE BUSTLE You ore ro reporr ro rhe Cohvocorloh Cehrer wrrh your schedule showlng rhe closed class on Monday, January 5rh or O o fn Lorry L Terrell Dlrecror of Reglsrrorlorf' Thousonds of srudenrs recelve norlces luke rhls or home durlnq Dreolns De-Ing closed our of one or more Classes olreody Chosen meohr vlslrlng rhe Corwo ond spehdlhg severol hours reorrohglhg oh enrlre sdwedule Closses ln Duslness, lournollsm, rodlo-relevlslon ond physlcol educorloh close rhe fosresr, leovlng many sru- denrs seorchlng for o closs As ousrness mejor Bob Woo drum sold, The chonces of gemng lnro ony core bus:- ness courses ore rwo sllm ond hone Anorher buslness rholor, Pom Droolfs uhoble ro ger lnro o requlred cross, hoo ro drop our o quorrer She rook her qomolclnrs ond suggesrlons ro Provosr Nell Uuclxlew where she dlscovered rhe odmlnlsrrorlon had olreocy odopred some plans ro lmprove rhe slruorloh The College of Duslhe-as Adrnlnsrrorron odopred o selecrlwe odmlsslons oollcy for 1081 Also, rhe reglsrrorlon compurer Mil help srudenrs ln rhelr compenrlve schools sdwedule requlrecl classes hrsr 11 .4 l Q I .? -ff I I 'il ' IH F' I ll' l' Bumimg rhe- midmighr oil 'YF T ' Never on o Friday Some classes have 400 srudenrs and orhers have only 12 Chances are grear, rhough, rhar on any regular day ln o quarrer, rhere wall be vocanr sears I0 almosr every class Srudenrs almosr always go ro class on rhe flrsr day of rhe auarrer ro see rhe professor and orhers ln rhe room A syllabus lS usually handed our and rhe arrendonce pollcy I5 dlscussed Arrendance IS usually up ro rhe lndlvldual l-low could a professor check o searlng charr for 200 srudenrs each day and srlll have mme ro reach rhe class? For upper level, smaller classes and dlscussron secnons, polrcles ger nghrer Acrlng Dlrecror of rhe School of Journahsm Ralph Kllesch rold hrs lournahsm hlsrory class rhar dolly arrenf dance was mandarory, because af rhe large number of srudenrs rurned away l'nn nor gorng ro look or empry deslss every day lsnowlng someone else wonred rhor searj' he announced on rhe flrsr day of class Same orher journallsm classes have a slmllar policy Many professors glve In-class asslgnmenrs Frlday classes always have absenrees Srudenrs go home, sleep ln, recover from Thursday nlghr or begun rhe weelsend uprown ln rhe ofrernoon Ar rlmes, more rhan half a class IS nonexlsrenr on a Frldoy Some classes are even cancelled On rhe orher hand, a class wall always be full on rhe day of an exam Bur rhe day afrer rhe resr IS anorher E srory Some srudenrs slslp ll because rhey say rhey need D ro recover and rhey Isnaw rhe professor generally wlll E, nor do anyrhlng of any grear Importance Ex Some srudenrs do have Ieglrlmare reasons lllse Illness 3 or o dearh ln rhe fomlly However, mosr reasons are nor as volld A borlng professor, sleeplng ln, other rhlngs ro do! warls, or I jusr dan'r feel IIIRG gonna are some reasons for nor golng ra class Srlll, one Connor help wonderlng lf slxlpplng IS worth rhe esrlmared loss of S14 on hour of dass rlme Bur everyane does ir Ir has been seen before ana, undaubrealy, rr wall be seen agaun A srudenr rs nn dass drlrgenrry warrsrng on a quuz or exam when he norrces someone an rranr af ar besrde hrrn rake a glance ar hrs nerghbafs paper Org deal or everybody aoes rr rs rhe narrhar reacrran To rhe honest srudenr, however, ur IS a bra deaf He rs rhe one who sradued for has grade Secrran IV, paragraph faar af rhe revrgea Facufrr Handbgrafr reqarres rhar an rnsrracror rnarqe ctear ar 5'n. 'A 1, A 0 ' v fnrzr dass me-errng af a course any penanrrea far anshaf esry Anarher favarrre farm af Qhearrngx prargrarrzrh rs apr hned rn fwe paragraphs an page .31 ar rhe Jane 1080 Ohra Unrversrry Dalrerrn Srrlr, rhrs arsa prevarlg and rhrgrse Comrnrrrlng rhe air are nor usaalry COLJQVWY Maybe the onry sarrsfrcarran rhar rhe hanesr sradenr can ger us me knowledge and self prrde he recerved Oy 1-,nawrna rhar he earned has grade r' f .Qt I L Even though cheating Is lorbtdden many students stlll Vlnd woys to qer away with It 215 226 Journalism srudenrs are requlred ro have an Inrernshlp or rake reporrlng procrlce, which Is working for rhe -Ure '--. 1101,-edge' Inrernsnips provide good Experience for srudenrs For rrrony siisidenrs four yeory of coIIe-ge is nor oniy eor sieep ond srody Inrernsnipu provde e-perience wx mn vxii. give rriern on edge on rriejob rTorI-.e' Upon orodcor or. hwrernsnips con oe found in neoriy every ocedemic field, rrirgiofgh srodenrs of ocqoonring, reroiiing ond engi neerrng vviII find more opporrioiniries Nevrspoper moqoiines ond broodcosf srgrion: hire irrrerrs during Lrorrinwer xocoirors Poolisners ri Iorge cwei- noch Off Cnrcogo ond New York, orfer ioornoiiarn g,ri,derirg, opporroniries ro opply rneir cloasroorri IsnowI edge 541-Jrr Powers, IJ JoornoIi5n'i rnoior worked rr' New You for Drogrersrie Grocer o business ociolicoriorr for 'EWJII Q'CvCE'ry HOVQ5 If Vwli. OIT QUISIOOOIIWQ GNL-Err fence, Powers soid 'Ir rnrew os IVII-D rne New You nvoqozine world compiereiy Government croencies offer iriferfsnips in Wosni rg for D C imrriy Drown, o polrricoi sc erce wnqo' vrorimed in rhe U 5 Arrorney 3 office I worried ro oe o Iovvyer so I vvonred ro worl-. in Wosningron over me sommerf' Drown sold Some rnrernships con oe found on compus The pohri coi science deporfnwen' offers ine Adnmnisrrorwe Inrern grirp Progrijm Srodenrs eorn credir hours for rheur worls in vorioos odrninrsrrorive deporrmenrs ond Iocoi oqen cies Rich Wengrzyn, on inrerpersonol cornmonicorion rno jor was on inrern in ine Ornbodsmons office Wengr 3-,fn goid rne screening process for rnrerns wos rough our me e-perience wos voiooole Irs reoliy helped me o lor, Wengrzyn soid Since Irn in conwmonicorion, Woriring in rne Or'nbudsrnon's office is iosr opplyrng whor I've Ieorned in fne closs VQOITI Miiie Mosso olgo on rnrerpersondi conwrnonrcorion rnoior reseorched coses for o Iocol Iow firfn 'Inn Seri oosiy considering Iow school, Mosso sold Ir Crne inrern shipi Qove rne o sense of wnor ir wos like ro do legol reseorch I rninlx rhe inrernship is o fonrosric ideo ' Since experience con be on odvonroge in securing o iobl srodenrs find inrernsnips o worrhwhile experience Gino Jong 'H' gif ur I uv '. II P , 1 I . 1 . Doug McDonald Below. ACTV was begun toll quarter ond helped Rradro-TV majors gcnn volu. able experience Lefr, Education motors lake Julio Smith, are grven rhe opportunity to srudent. teach rn special areas such os un the Athens Elementary School Lecrrnrng Dlsubilittes Class 1,M4 SPLIT DECISICDN1 CDU. ls A Parry Schocnl + Xfc-1 f X + V pm f UL' QPF r-2 H1 f '- 1 N N , V 4, P v-VV 'r ix HF-f v3 M Lx PIM vw , A 1 uv m muy M ful- :np M !+e'.l:',, 1w.x ew MQ, L V fr F. V, ,V A +1 ww ,M ,A P I Mi ,Iv ,sf-fm r fo 3.1 HQ Car , , MMM, 3 'QA 'Url' I , , L7 1' 'n , ,1, , I, ' -,AVEVU w If 'FE JUQE' 12 JPY r4 lVV'f'w'1jg4YVU ff' x' lhqfrmyr fhuifg qfj4j.vQ ro wp 'Q-pgmrmm nf. me m,m'vE+E' 1 'ics 11'm9'15 Twin b, w9'e'1'E1QrNe-33' VKIQJ .1' LQ' ,H M 7w,f.x:- V vC1g' 14' .x V':C'v 'JE' GCCTQIZ' V 'NG UO?-.x ' ,. .4 gr-mf w f-., w,f311L Lyfec MAJ-'Ay me -apex' tw-rr my-y 1 v11Vf'lfwQ ro AJVE' Q' - F.: f an Vw -1 mu gwx f, Q, N I Gy 'J Xj'fjrvT'L. 'TE' U'+'w'wT rod 'nf-ffv ' f' 'l ,db ' Q-r I . f',1CvP' 'J X513 Vg V'-.9 CQ, f,,V'm35,' 9.93 ' QF-V UQ-f.N3'4j jr 're Age!-. mme hun are ,fwfky M1955 Uljmyy UQ QU? Q y'sf YWQ nj, gr- , Ywjff Vjugywleg. 'Q-qgrfm up 'be 'epL,r,3r:Ur. K! UJWOQC1 Blind 7x,w'uOr DHI IHOQD ul X, Q ,gf myw We Mbrxjfv E Me 'O gmrw mud semgv Mgr!-, 'fmwdwf I' Na Q Q4 md wgy 'Q VJWQA. Off 3rQ+3v'v'v Q. ' UW Q vw-e wf9f y43'1'AQ? PC -JU , 'ep fimf' 'Li X, per , 4 W if' H-fC'C'1 salma Oeeiw 'fifrefd The r ,Mfr and Cmmpe-r -er, -it-wma 'OU 11, vw.--r .3 gory ,-:HQ-Q! OU ws THE f1.g,9f,.3 hamper gm Mgm kwceoef 'il :I -J' a-gf :dy 71 wall' I 'fi -n-U Y? L Lbug McDonald Leh- Pouymg can fake ns loll me mam Ing che: Some days few people venluve IO closs Below Ieh. Llbrary lacllmes enable svudenvs so spveod out when parophemoluo Below. Serious sfudems often pack their meals ln mder lo study conllnously ' 'xf , L, K:...m ' Y 'if-.v. 1. .. ...I -,i-:N ' ---,mf A fl lf. W: x DM-g M50 mold 'DOLUO TI-IG' Rf-IBBIT 42 N. court HOLE S93-8893 Open 10-6 MON-SAT GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Congroroior ons Closs of 1081 LOGANS UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE Coorr G Un on 598 5547 H ll ll II II X f 'W E TOWNEI-IOUSE RESTAURANT Serving Breokfosr Lunch G Dinner Delicious Hornerhode Desserrsi 12 Block From The Coiege Gore Open Doily Q om-8 om. 22 W, Union Sr, Arhens Ohio Department Store Dear Wshes ro rhe Cioss of 1081 17 Norrh Coorr Sr Arhens Ohio 45701 Phone 593 6855 THE f Phone 552-1827, RQANIZA NS zu . q ....,, x cf-v ' 4 A .uf ,A rg :iii N y , I J - ' 3 .av iff - is ii X.. 2': I Cv -',',,,., 'Qu' Back-Joanne Fedyno. Beth Berger. Jim .E Wi ga 74 154, it Zi' ,-45.-f' ' V X X 'V f Y -an i 4 L I I f' 1 0 . ff 1 '+G-ar' 3 ,, v-xg 3--not 1' . - Q 'Q Results: Chem Club ' Wins 1st ploce in + Group Competition X The Chemistry Club is on Americon Chem col Society student offiliote. The Ohio Universi- ty Choprer is comprised moinly of chemicol- relored ond chemicol engineering majors. Membership, however, is open to oll students ,, A on compus, Highlighted during the ocodemic Q -s - 1 ,H..................,-,.w yeor ore fieldrrips to chemicolly-ori: -- focili-., . .ries recreorionol picnics, ond the s Q ring OE Y, Volker. Front-Laura Thorpe. Barrie Esh- Venous Speakers ro Visir mon. Nick Roberts. GA. Westenborger. odvlsor. , c, . .. .1 - 1 f:'s?i-v-- J-. . N- ,li-., QPF:- f .b, Hifi' ct 'dflirnn 'Ti Q? P . 'fran' ' - A.S.C.E. elevofes to 2nd ploce Amerucoo Sooery of Owl Emgmeer5 QA S C E N wos founded rn 1852, mos molsuog rr me oldesr of me professuorwol engrneermg sooerres The oojecrrve of me A S C E sroderwr choorer rs ro encouroge urs members ro srucly ow! erwgmeerrog Crwoorer ocrwurues Comrruoore ro brood personol developmenr oy snmolormg oo early orofessrorwor Consoousness whale rhe member ns srril preoccuoued wum oosrc rech' mooes Jeffwrlson 'J Vs -N ca Q. nh '2 au. nu: pg :J-!n31124,!::x::' ,I 5357! l ,gangs F13 'gi are 17339, nad! 234 eq Pr Lg' 'w E' .e, Tr 0ockYM. Svephen Moler. Paul Cavofe. Jlm Weber. Chvls Bedullev, Bob Roush. Jeff Vllson. Vlrkl Laleny. Rick Evans. Scon Relser, Wahld Hakki, Joe Sullivan. From-Mark Slucky. Eileen Goll, Mlrlum Choll, Kevin Pelffer nf. Bock-Huong Vu. June Schwlefermon, Fron Kramer. Kelfh MCNUH. Mlchoel Massa. Rich LoVerghef!n, Donlel Dobbeluer Second-Ed Sonnenberg, Eileen Larimer, Kathleen Connoll, Gay von Rosenberg, Paul Thayer. lo Ellen Holdermun, Derry Crum. Monlco OICOSQR, Annu Merle Gerzelich, Robbie Crowell. Don Hornk. from-Joe Crum. Charlie Coloblese. Mary Relchordr. Barb Andrews, Rose Boumelsfer, Becky Hutchinson. Kolhy Kurlinskl. Led by Forhers Don Horols ond Chorlue Com brese, Newman ns o Corholuc srudem orgomzo. e non serymg fellow CDU srudenrs by provncimg opporrumnes ro exp4ore our fowh spmrbolly, :mel Iecruolly, ond socuolly, ond by provndmg speooj occosnons ro see fruends, make friends, ond be 4 J fnends f1fwLLrLefg'fe .: Irwdomesrom swdenrs ore members of PER I d ' Ml!-XS, me Irwdorwesuorw Sruderwrs Assocuoruorv :rw m me Umred Srores In me muddle ns Dr Dom Flourrwoy, Deon of Urwrversrry College, who ns S d me offucuol odvusor of rhe orgomzornon I-U The numbers of Imdorweslorw sruderwrs or Ohro Umversrry rmcreoses yeor by yeor due ro good reloruoms berweerw Ohuo University ond severe! srore umversrrres rn Indonesno moo M000 KS --2 I Tl N '41 Z I fx . Bod!-Mustdlo Kamll Rldwon. Ubud Sollm, Akhmodsyoh Nome, RGSUIOPO Ks. lndmwod Tomln, Don Floumoy, Umor Nlmron. Sunoryo. Vlnomo Yudso, Tlmbul Mafpaung. lshod Eflendl, Tlmolheus Sudjodlno. From-Lien Deusver. Marlena Eflendl, Suhnnolie Hldoyal. Djuwcrlch Ishadi. Nurleilo Mokko, 1 v . 'f'fj::15: 'g ' f5?F,13' . ' - v. -1'fi 's1' ' . ' - ' 1,91 . -,py,,,g,A:. . Ultkgj' y e , , W,t.,,N l .ui 15 -.-69' .L . ..,,Fgc, .f l ' ,J .1 Dock-Annerve Fomes. Nancy Porter. Terese Lawler. Elle Coffin. Klrn Simmons, Marsha Elllnger Fronv.Amy Davis, Mane Porkonzkv Evelyn Pono, lody Silver The Ohio Llmwversxry Srudemr Crwopver of me A ' Amerwcom Socuery of lmefwor Deawgwers Qcmsmrs I v of 415 members rms yeor We ere 0 Qwciemr offmore of 0 profesmomol mnomwwde orgofngc 5 ' mon of wmermor deslqwers Our om :5 my 'mrrg duce srudemrs to me Qro'essw+:m0 We-vel if me fueNd by hovmg guesr speokera ami: or-Jgmwws I ' mvolwrwg swdemr 'professxcwol pcrruc pcrof' We Hove 0 srromg nmemcrov ww Lame' oi! lege choprers nm me Somwerm Omg Ke-mm,Qll,y D ' cmd Mncmgem Qreos Cer fmd rorsers 'wa year were 0 Meek dimmer rome, T am' deiwgi cmd sole and 0 VoNerwme'5 Day ccrwnrwn me Our offuce ws Nocored ws Nfvmfefj er 5 B TN wpoer HGH We emcouroge cmyofwe rorgcm we mt- owwough me mqporxry mimi ,' or wrewiv wiewm mqors Ill H ylfjfri f 1 ffxf' r:a,,r ,.H1,,, H 1' ,'f',' 'Q ll-if Mark McCain Ol one o'cIock, clockwise: Kun Perkins, Trino Morkwlco. Duroh Fmembs. Demse Markovskyl Dany Hackman, Kim Azor. Karen Schuck. Sue Mofhle. Betsy Farmer loan McDonnell, Rhonda Hopp, Llsc Lopez. Kvis Kerchnev. Non Nicholson PUBLIC RELATICDNS STUDENT SOCIETY CDE AMERICA The Ohuo Umversury chdprer of rhe Puohc Relomorws Srodemr Sooery of America CPRSSAI IS on orgomzonon wmch provudes proocmcol expermeoce for pubhc relormoms mojors PRSSA rolses on occoomrs Iflse o pobluc relonons ogem cy Some geoerol serwces rhey provmde ore I0 me Oreo of poblucury, promonoms ond medno reIoruoms Thus yeor PPISSA hos done public reIoruoms for Mulruole Sderosms, Mom's Cofe, the Flynog Bobcors, lox Dwsrnbunmg ood me Peoce Corps PIXSSA oIso sponsored 0 benefnr for My Susrefs Ploce ond rhey produced 0 qoorrerly newslerrer ,Mom MCCJIO Inrernorionol Execurive Club The Inrernoruonol Execurwe Club I E C rs on educorlonol orgonlzoruon designed ro owe srudenrs o chonce ro goun some exoerrenoe rn rherr ocodemlc mojors The I E C sponsors on nuol progroms such os Block Alumnr Recep non ond Awords Bonouer, Solure ro Blocls Women, ond A Trrbure ro rhe Morhers Tm Urnwr as H ' L A - y Dock-Kenneth Drown, Dellndo Faye Thorpe. Mike Adams From-Joanne Plps. Tim Drown, Dona Smith 1 if . L1 Lx '-'24,----C-,ep-,.-,x-.e cs.--'y...'J,.5i-... -,. ji! ,.u.f.-f...,4...- 3? - W ,,, '53 1552? 2 fsrjlggjr Andie Rudolph. Michael Adams. Ingrid Roberts, Carol Funderburk, Kenneth Drown. Block Srudenr Culrurol Progromming Boord Block Srudenr Culruror Progrommrng Doord QB S C P B D rs rhe oody chorged by Ohlo Unuversrf ry ro produce ond promore culrurol enrerrorns me-nr on compus for rhe mrnorrry communrry In rhe posr B 5 C P B drsployed such shows os rhe Commodores, Porlromenr ond mosr recenrly rhe BorI4oyS On Srohngs Weekend DSCPD drsployed urs culrurol obrlrry ro orrng rop-rore shows ro compus wrrh Mrrror Mrrror produce non, o professronol modelrng rroupe Over 500 people orrended rhrs evenr The mosr successful srngle evenr of rhe yeor wos Block Homecoming 1980, wrrh mony block olumnr porrrcrporrng rn thus mosr remembered occosron All rn olr, B S C P B rs srrll in lane wrrh rhenr morro, Block culrure as our ousrness Muff! numph -.6-9 1 NP' E' kin Block Compurer Science Assembly TUG Block COrT1pLv1rQr SCw6'l'ujE fXL,L9VVwi3Wy KDCSAJ was drgdnmzed bcmed upon We need of fnwnonrmes nwdprlng mn cu-fnp.yer sc. ence rc' ndve occegg ro on nc11de1m1C1Hy founded nrgdnuzdrwon, wnrcn Qtyecfwey in remprs ro wnrerocr vwrn fdcuiry Gnd ndfnunmgmz mon Tne B CS A cdn be rncwgnr of 05 cm eddcormonnl fool mn wnmcn srddenrf, pcrrucmgqre n group prqecrs, nelp cdrnplere -iwerdzl l6'ff1f'A: ng experuences crusade df rne cwcliwxrcfofn :iw X149-A 1. Shelly Burton, 2. Jeff Wilson. 3 Tvevo Hovdy A Leslie Freeman 5,C1oIIM:Dovld,6.ChvIs Pobeco. 7 Brenda Woxhmgron B Duane Royle: 7 Pop Concert Committee If FORElusxL'2 i1yl0Q nu. es ,nah Ltso Ccuellone Abby Lucas Stephanie Hass Mark Lmen Luo Gems! Bob Com G, 'gi 1 y. gn fi 1- Counrerclockwlse-Mark McColl, Ken Morgan, Tom lanes, Howard Mayo, Kathryn Callen, Renee Durler Kun Taylor. Rob Prlrne. Carol Canberger, Laura Sims, John Venoble. Em: lungknnd Arnold Air Society Arnold Alr Saaery l5 o prafessona paallc serylce organlzarlan composed solely of AFVAOTC caaers Oar aajecrlye lS ro creare a berrer relarlanslwlp arnanq AF ROTC fiaderz oy proyldlna opporranlrles for rnenw ro worl-. ro gerner The aralecrs we Choose ro da are ane5 yynlcn aroylde serylcez ro rne Arnens comfnanlry, Onla Unlyerslry and rne AFROTC Derocnmenr The prolecrs We Cnose ro aa over 'ne aasr year anclude naldlng an Honorary Colonel Carnperlrlan for rne AFIIOTC Mlllrary l-lall, sponsorlng a Canned Faaa Drnye yylrnln Arn ena, asslgrlng rne Orllo Unlyemlry Krng and Queen Camrnlrree vynrn rnelr Conwaerlrlan, araylaung cusrodlan gerylces ro Yaar Farnerb Masracne, balldlng a llaar for rne Hameconw lna Day parade, alanrlng 4,000 frees for rne srare ol Onla ln rne Arnens area, preaenred a ralenr snow far Arnens Coanry Senor Genre' and aresenred a oolsan areyenrlan araqrarn ro elefnenrary schools ln rne area ll.,l4 Nl lf 'l 7 7 I I jx tr' in E Bock-Chuck Block, Theresa Smlgelskl, Susan Courtney Fronl-Marko McMullen, Nan Nrcholson. Dnan Miller, American Society For Training And De velopmenr ASTD rThe Arherrcon Sooery for Trorhrng OOC Deveborhehrf :S O QFOTGSSIOVWOW Orgohrzof rroh for oersohs who ore rn or ore rhreresred IO rhe Oreo of horhoh resource oeveloomehr The ooos goo! rs ro eoocore ooo Ieeeo mem' bers up ro do'e wrrh Cofrehr deveroomerwrs ro rhe rrornrng freld rhroogh goesr speakers, ASTD ooohcorrohs, ohd conrocrs rn rhe freld They ore olso ocrve rn oeveloorhg rrornrhq orogfofhs ohd workshops for Corhrhohury or' gomzorrohs The OU Choorer rs ohe of ohly rhree sw' dehr choorers rn rhe Uhrred Srores, ohd ore Octave rh VGQNOOOT ohd horrohol evehr N N The Sooe-ry of Women Engmeerf, n -,r no rronwrde OVOfGS5lQl'lCl eouriowowol ser me Qohuzorroh of ITNGO ond women efrgmreerg The orouos oojecrwes rhriluoe e'ffQ+1r.r'r'.orwa WOVD90 QOQIFNQGFS VO OIFOIO PWIQIW rGvQl5 or educorronol ond profesarohol ochre-.erhefr ond ro serve os o cenrer o' rnfornworroh ffr Women nh engrneenng The Ono Uhwergry sruoenr choprer was formed dunno fall rquor rer 1980 Over sprung oreoln nnony of our Society Of Women Engineers rherhoers wsrreo rherr horhe hgh 3Qr-oorg ro encourage young Women ro pursue eng neerrng as o Career Soeolsers hove heeh rhvlreo ro our rneeruhgs oho aeverol sooo! evenrs planned Mrmrrrr rfhrjr' Dock-Pom Prosch. Vlckl Laleny. Kelley Green. Vlrglnla Flschbach, Nancy Kelling, Polricra Tulberr Second-Lena Shankar Margaret Wheeler, lohnna Malarrk Deborah Crelac Sara Peters, Barbara Srar. Marrha Parker Front-Lana Thomas laya Shankar. Mlriurn Charm Marsha Gwrnne Erleen Gall Lrnda Clark r 46 Brad Schwonberger, Borboro Ogo, .loan Horvovh, Enc Myers. Chuck Knerem, Kum Holt, Bruce Umbaugh, Lurheron Srudenf Fellowshgo The Lurherom Smdemr Felknwshnp us O gow emg 0' Lurhercm Swderrs Jowfwg rogerhe' vweewly w ree Noumge of Chris' Lwwefow Crmrm fe' Normal worshnp, Communion O' Bwbie Swcy Twe orrefdcece rmges froen 'ou or we 'o ffeeq or sxfeem The Feibwsnp eos Deen wmo ed m orhe' eueers O5 -fvek OAPOPQ mem Dewmg swciew' Wec Sunday fwymmg sewces GPG reveors AJ of www ore cemrered crowd me behefs of me Lurherom Church Em Mex et Angel Fgw' 11. Q migw Fl QI yr. 1 -'I ov ,. , . row' -if-P-X,wr4g.ed of Q 'Iwi '!Q q':- mf . F lx ' YQGV we JD- w'v1wUT V. KIVVNQC M 14 'C V' JE z Am or Rod Cwai. DMQQC Dr .Q 1A-. cfxfil Q' wi!-. -1 L,Al, n , fn Q we green +1 wc Awe r 1'Nx im Q w 41 ifymlfi 1, gcmei, We ' ,K,, pp-yr we AFI'RVvT4f pf! 4' 1 Tw GHG C0 Sgjlfwfziyivr VPS HO: 1O'J'y ful Wei-N OW :psy Q fwfwfrf' Q 'Ms-.-'.' Q ' '.x f 1 pn li .4 sv 9 GC' I3 Q' KX Dock-Beth Cmgo Charlene Enducorv Donna Reed Cap' Ted Wnghl Jocklyn Eonch Kovhu lohnson Fvonrfovhy Lmsnom Loma Sums Monlyn Gevhnvdv Pershihg Rifles The Pershing Rlfles IS o mlllrory frorerhlry for Arr Force ohd Army ROTC coders The Pfks hove o rhreefold mlssloh ro leorh orlll ohd ceremohles, ro leorh srholl uhlr uhfohrry TOCTIQS ood ro develop professnoholnsm wurhuh eoch coder The Plls oomcloore ln orlll meers oll over Ohuo os well os cohdocr field rrolmhg exeroses The frorerhlry IS sponsored by Army ROTC ood rhe odvuser as Coprolh Johh Erb lol-n Dns-how - A f - vw, ., T, .ff--,. -AL . , . 4 . , . Q.- . Deon Elvln Dave Lee Orlando Jackson. Jim Hnlverman, Tom Drlehorsl. Fred Schwarz. Ken Roll. Rob Thatcher. lim Smith, Fashion Assocfares Fashron Assoaares offers on ooporrunlry for fashion consuous unduvuduals ro relore ro currenr fashion rrends vvhule discussion, leornung and opolylng nevv Ideas and conceprs of rhe fash lon vvorld and lndusrry Our rhree-year old club as a reausrered unl versurv organlzaruon vvnrh rnemoershlo consusr :ng of fashuon nverchondrslng, fashuon desugn, Journallsnn and phorograohy rnalors Our meerlngs have Included rnalse up and hour demonsrrarlons and guesr speakers such as Arhens reraulers We have had fundralsrna acravmes, prcnucs and parrles Lasr sprung we played lnrrornural sofroall as rhe Fashlon As sassuns and rhns fall successfully coordrnared an lnrernaruonal fashion show held an Balser Cenrer We also have an annual sprung fosh non show on rhe College Green Moms Weels end ll wh ll usfar vdev Dock-Donna Odom, Cindy Eames. Nlnu Capers Second-Jane Schwelvelmon Louarne Lennon Mary Pol lllug Lynda Fnzgerald Gary Kuksey Lunda Glelchaul. Nancy Halle. Klm Blown. Rosalyn Lutz. Ellen Goldsbeny Flon! Ruth Ruslcznder Jenny Dmers Karen Ross Duane JollnH Manho Bromelmeuer 2 SEASA rSoUrheosr Asn SVLJCQFTS Assoceomom ws Gs cssooomfx of Dom Amerscom ond forewgfu swce-vs 1'17Q'G5VQC m swcymg me culmres Ofc 'CVQUOQGS of me Sowweosr Asom com- ffes O' Bamc Covsoocvo iwcjowessc, Loos Mcwcysmc We Prwppmes, Tholiomd ond Vwer Sourheosr Asia Srudemrs Assoc. V'G'T Ew -+: :e-' 97 1 f-. 1' 4 Q. -, 1-r ff T, ' 'v,, 1 Y , fwfukn Dock-Dovovhy Tobe Russian Chsou Jane! OConnor Enk Hcnmsen Rick Aldeudge Phvlnp DeMlInev Andu Mokrnur Mcxkko Mvddle-Mxng Tau Huong Rong Yung Kung Kunvheero Smyulhukam Nancy Consronnno Dr McGnnn Wendy Kang, Suhonone Hndojov Phnhp Clopperlon, Fvonrlhshwombhev Suchodo Kumsumevhcn Gregory Kesven Wdlvom Duffum Monhew Eynon THQ SDQCVVUPW GREEN 'WH .VW 11 I ' .V rho 9.t?VrYfr of rf-e ve r' V 'J r 'H- I ' 9Ci:'fvV!fLY frfvflfl SOQVTV INN N 'J I 3 i'f 'V ' V' 21 ' SURE' TWLX tfffrlfrri VVO-JU Qt dr' rf' rr 'WWF' - r H'r1,mVVrVrQ5 C' GNOIS V'Ol,'-NE' F11 'Tug uw 1,.1 r 'rfryfrfw bm offrce vw Bcnaer Cemref P W M Q r ' 1 Y r 4. 7 Dock-Crolg Head DeSormck, Karen k'IJoss Hcnnch. Drll Sourhsrde' Kopp Louro One for rhe Road Morrrnez Sue Herr Debbre Drllups Ed Handy Mon Dole Jrm Spud Mumndole Bruce 'Trny' Codwolloder Betsy Former Polricro Remerowskr, Denrse Mcrrkovsky Jrll Derbel Mrddlefurelchen Von Tassel Sue Grggms Carroll Barbara B D Bobo, Malo Ad Exec Juslrce Srephonle Hedeon Fronr-Mcrrk Thumper Schroeder Poul Alera Mrssmg lrom prcrure.Gmc Doom Doom Grboidr Doug Our ol Order M:DonoIc1 7 -nv .., 'w. . .,tr'.l. .. -. f. 1 N- . .xg . . ..,-Ji.. I 1 f' X 4 x Q X .210 x , 1- -655,0 t - - Qizvff. ',g 1? - .V-...R ., , .. ,,J. -I:'.'P' . Q ,U,F.,,,, xi: A , X JE X Sigmo Koppo cradles 1sr place in Greek competition The Smeolsy I4's began rbevr socuol calendar wnrb 0 boynde wurb me Db: Koppo Toe ond There Chr frorermrues ond Zero Tom Awpbo so- rorwry A bomecomung HOOF WQ5 burlr wnb rbe Alpha Epsnom Pu frcrerrmy ro grorr Greek Weelf Poll ond wmrer QUOVTGV, rwo e-omg dere pomes were held, robbed by rbe Vwoler Formol rm rbe sprung In Morcb 0 swsrerbood rerreor rugbremed our bomd, ond nm Apm! rhe Sngmos urwoded Columbus for on all srore Swg mo KOQQO conference 5,,,,,,, .KW Back-Llz Abbey. Karen Hulslenberg, lane Dokln, 2nd Row-Colene McCoy, Sue Server, Connle Schofield. Carol Ray. 3rd Row-Sue Dllvo, Megyn Evans, Llso Lee. Nancy Landrum. Derh Berger. Julle Fries. Debbie Clelec From-Polrlce Trenory. Tern Groreke, Sheri Halrermun 2 K7 1 I ' 'B rv '3 L HJ W 52, ' 6 l8 'fu r I9 3 r 37 - ro ' 41 , 53 3 G80 5 ll lb , 55- 254 1 Kelly Monroe 2 Noncy Porrrck J Mandy Erswerrh A Trocr Mcbrrde 5 Holley George 6 Drone Kudlrnskr 7 Lon Loy B Susie Corberr Q Mary Hurley1O Lynn Mrhellck 11 CcrrolKIrnedrnsr12 ParLowe13 Susan Herr 14 Nancy Sendyr 15 Molly Dell16 Therese Freler 17 Derh Dorrerr 18 Parrie Alspough19 Mary Kang 70 Cora Moron 21 Jane Toprol 2? Dorb Kung 23 Lorrr Van Meier 24 Glorr loryrs 25 Gwyn Morrrss 26 Suzy Popoyrch 27 Lynn Medors 26 Susan Rrdge 29 Amy Goye-r 30 Drone Edwards 31 Lrscr Danrels 32 Porn Lrher 33 Robin Moggoss 34 Louro Freler 35 Peggy Downey 36 Susan Crock 37 Lorr Huler 36 Colleen Rooney 39 Drrsy Sang 40 Cheryl Hasaka 41 lull Wrcklrne A2 loner Varrer 43 Drone McG1Il4A Tam: Rcberrs 45 Sue Slrga Ab Jenny Grbson 47 Louro Decker 46 Jcclrre Krmnger A9 Renee Tucker 50 Debbre Grey 51 Luz O Connell 52 Lorena Myers 53 Louvre Dyer 54 Kane Kurchner 55 Ann Srevens Chi Omego takes 2nd ploce The Cm Ornegde have been dcnve morn LA li'3lNx'fJL,S cnc 1' 'ne Amews connmdrvy We fy ere r .cle ed ,fr 'ne HOTX9COfTW1FQ fesr 1.1 'es Greer, Weef end lp'Ov ' Bur we C150 goof sored on Ar' Fesrwdl rd rdlse money for dn Ar' Sudenr Sdvirldmlnlp, we redrned warn me Lcrntndd Chl Alplnds ro presenr 0 mgnr of enrerrdlnrnenr ro me Arnens Nurslng Home dnc we vy dnsed ro rd se VYXOFGY fo' 'ne Kon nelnef Aluffw Cenre' -LTP 'c' L! l-QC--15' 'gf 1 Y' f 'HA 6 7 no NB ' C51 3 ffm ., Q C111 I9 , Y- X X1 -J Sigma I 5 , 087 We 1080 81 5 1 1 ' 1j1j11 1'1s111 Q, 1 '1j'1f1,13 ' E11 1 1,11 C ,ff b 1r1'11,1'1f1 '111 1113 019113 P1 1i' 1'11i1'1i1 Q11 Q .1 , 5' 25 p1+3',111j01'11 11,1111 SOQNV1 131 cj 111 AA s-1 1.1, 11'1+j'j B 1311111113 171' V1+'11g9'3 1'11j.,e 'W9 1'111'1g'1 111, 11 17111 1q11g111'11jg -,1, 1111 1f1 '15, 1 j,r1j1 111- ' ' 111 C1J'ef1' PW 1911-i1e1Q 1p X151 11:11 gr '11' 1-'Q1x'A1:'6 1 11 50 wk V . 71 1f.V':11' 1 1-1 1' 1 1. bob Trexler 2 Dove Stork - Worden 3, Andy Jones 4 Rob Furonre 5 11m Lewus 6 Jerry Spunky Svurrz 7 CUM 1. p1pL.1QD,5 Keith Dovles 8 Moon 9, Don Friedman 10, Tom Dovres 11 Bryon Smnh 12 Chrrs Eosron 13 John Smrley ' 'A ' ' 4 - 41 Y Thompson 14 Ron Jugheod S!urlz15 Gory Brady 16 Mr Incoherenr Frnnen 17 Frank ScoH1B Bob Lnnnrng BDVHWQ OfI1 1Q3 11-'Q 'Y1'11f'1111, 111 1,11 J' .11 19 lock Scolo 20 An Der! 21 Drll Dlackbuvn 22 Sreve Brock 23 Make Wendell 24 Tum Doldwrn 25 Percy 26 G -N. V D,f,PT,1ew ,f 1-we W Q U Y- , N-Q 1 4 Devo Bob Koegle 27 Dove Coffindofier 25 Vonn T George 29 Morvm P Macho K ' f R l 4 F 1:1e'1e1Q11p1 1:1 e1.e1 A M1191-'iw,11111' Q1 1'1'1E-'1' F:'11j11j11'11'1' A '1, 'Q111 141' ' Y '111 1 1 11x01 11111, 119 2135 111-111111111 '11 11111 .1,1 1 V'G11Q1V n1'11 1fV11UQ11i'1 C11f1ff11,1111,11111 11'1 11111'1'1 11 111,11 Ga. 1 r 'r 1 rf S .J Back-Carhy Wagner Nancy Poe. Derh Darker Ginny Moore, Pom Srorcovic, Sracra Taylor, Cindy Kepley Second-Pam Prresr. Grnqer Weiss. Nancy DeCesare, Julie Srevens, lomre R ' h ' err: , Terrl McFiIIen, Joan Sweeny Thrrd.Lrsa Lcrncrone Brenda Palmer, Lrscr Young, Tammy Spangler, Peggy Rerucha, lulre Severence, Laura Dearrie Fronr'Pam Power. Gaye Wheary. Decky Evans Pi Beta Phi Campus and cammaamry rnvawemear . , . rrapmes . . , wwae carnanaas, arraw arms and angels . . . rhar'5 rhe women af Pu Bera Phu caerrer known as Dr Phrswb Among rherr successes rm year were Frrsr Place OveraH ra Greels We-els, parreapamaa an Hamecamraq and l Pram, Pr Phu Sraaa TayIar'5 rasralrarmaa as Presrdear af me Womens l3anheMemc A5300 arwaa, and many arher rndrvrdual awards far schalasrrc achrevemear and sradear reader sara Caagrars, P1 PWS' Us-In I1 rrfww 6 gil, .F' 5. Xl 11 Bodn-Tyrone Veal. Gayle Ycrrbough. Melody Comes. Lynne Boker, Angelo Randolph. luonllo Foln. Tonya Coates. Terre Llgglns. Bruce Hirchens. Second,Hugh Wlllloms, Fronklln Johnson, From-Michael Smllh. S'nercr Ramsey. Sonja Hubbard. Cheryl Manlrr, Dovld Murphy. Zero Phi Beto Phi Beta Sigma Zero Phi Berg Sororury Inc hos sponsored ocrwines such os during Morrun Lurher Kung week In conjunction wnrh Munorury Sruoenr Progrornnmng ond Afro-Amerncon Srudues, Zero Phu Bero presenred o movie coll I Sho!! Moulder Before I Sho!! Be Token Phu Dero Slgmo frorernury wos founded Jonuory Q, 1014 or Howord Univeranry warn rhe gool of bringing rogerner young men who would exemplify rne nigh udeols of brorherhood, scnolorsnup ond service Epsuion Omucron choprer wos founded or OU Moy 20, 1014 P Xe.: X! .gjffx 2 t 5 GD 6 7 IO 3 X 3 q H 15' ll I2 56656565 10 2' 1. Dome Benjomln 2. Anne Shayeson 3. Jo Meyer 4. Suzy Peor- man 5, Kale Masters 6. Beth Dupre 7. Karl Flne 6. Gretchen Van Towel 9, C1067 King 10 Cathy Rogers 11. Barb Lebovarz 12. Su- zanne Lelendeckel 13. Down Spauldlng 14. Ellen Tonner 15 Cathy Gerald 16. Jan Snodgrass 17. Carol Keshock 18. Shelly Thess 19 Debby Sundermcm 20. Keeley Yuman 21. Kurhy Dany ZTP - l -- . N ,gf :TP 1 Z- 'A Zero Tau Alpha Zera Tau Alpha began 'all Qaarrer mn rhemr newly palnrea redecorared house ar 241 E Washnngron Sr The Zeras have been rashung exrenswely, buzldlng rnefnaershwp wnrh many new fresh' men Hlghllghhng rhe Yeafs aChvlr:e5 were rhe Teerer Tower Mararhan rhe Whwre Maier formal ar Ola Mans Cave, Swglynwaue and frarernlry reas The Zeras wah we Presnaenfs Award for havlng rhe hxghesr GPA of any saranry or frarernmry fall aaarre' Jre':'e-- L-J' Eme- Delta Sigma Pi The Alpha Omicron choprer of Delia Sigma Pi is a professional business frarerniry involved with such proiecrs as rhe goody bog cou' pon paclsages and rhe College of Business course review boolslers The frarerniry meers weekly, hosts guest speakers and fours vor' nous businesses Highlighrs of rhe year :ncluded a spring mp ro Toronra, our spring formal and picnic. lock Jakubowslv '.... g. s-5 e J Nur N i Ny, 4 X Dock-Max Drauna. lolyn Duncan, Mark Dotxon. TJ. Conger, Monlque Bord. Mark Roesser. Lenny Wolfe. 2nd Row-Mike Clary. Jamie Admonlus. Sharon Schory. Tart Wyani, Sue Dorldison. Bill Cook. Joan Longvlllo, Advisor Anne McCIonahon, lon Klrk. Mike Morey. Sylvlo Glbos. Dove Chambers. June Sulzer. Tony Laudono, Sieve Paul. Jrd Row.Lee Muldg. Pam Flshar. Robin larhfuss. Robln Maggoss, Allsan Cardray. lanlce Koelllker. JIII Vlckllne. Jeannette Rudy. Martha lohnson, Kathy Glrklns. Brian Elder, Brad Bush, Gary Sherwood. 49h low-Chrlsfk Groves. lacklo Wlllloms, Mark Survel. louye Daldwlri. Klrslln Sheets. Jlm Lallosa. Jack Jakubowskl. from-Susan Heil. Don McNeil, Tammy Murphy vx 1-1 T v F1 .sr Us 1 yi. Dock Lorl Brlngord Sarah Brothers Holly Flck Clndy Eames Amy Bowman Wendy MacDonald Second-Lisa Miller Cheryl Luoma, Lorre Locker. Martha Jacobs. Ann Pendleton. Vicky Reese Deb Farren Thlrd-Doa Younr Llz Grady Barb Krupor. Deb Scndbrrnk. Susie Sollsmcn. leon Underfer Faunh.Karhy Socarellr, Deb Surver. Kelly Stinson. Melinda Tryon Llnda Kozbwskl Llso Grlbble Karen Dulullo Frfrh Llsa Ryan, Vicky Helbnch, Toms Woodburn Lle Vogel Lusc Nenschen Derween rush, reos, formol ond Greek Week, Phu MU women enjoyed mokung fruends wrrh rhe resudenrs of Echoelng Meod ows, rokrng mem ro me Homecoming Po rode ood owing mem o Voienrme parry The choprer helped orgomze me fursr Greek Conf ference, whuch orrrocred norlorwol Greek leod ers ond moy become o onennuol OU evenr L., G., TOLJ DGU3 PN, W9 x':CJVl0l'vC1l E hlQI!wL'QVH'HQ lmfm or some-ry, wog founded nm 1885 an Lerwyr B Umversnry The Ono Umverzury Qhimrer Glow, Dem, was founded mm 10541 Thu-, year, me choprer hoyed me Dugmcr 7 mee-rumg and P' sporwsored me emgmeenmg sprung pcmfg cmd I me Emqmeermg Coilege bomque-r mm, Mm Mm Q . - V Q x 5? rn . , fr' . 1 ,, F' 4 14 'A , J f- f- 3' K. HH 1, ,mm A In :VN 'J-J Bock-Greg Nogrody, Gordon Mlshier, Mark Spoon, Bob Scan, AI Dlckle Fron1,Svan Bevis, Scorr Lawrence Miriam Choir Vrcki Luleny Valerle Neuharv 1 The Women 3 Ponhellenff Assocforfon The Womehs Pohhellemc Assooowim ws rhe Qoverhuhq oooro of rhe erghr homohol soron nes or OU Pohhel KS Corhprmseo of rhe vomhg de!ego'e from eoch house oho on e-'ecurwe fioufol fdled by ohorher WGVWOV1 eecrec oy we house Pohhels fhomh resoohmomlmy ss oM3m1w.Q for rho! rush, whwch whcludes Cohrocmhg prospefi we rushees ond semhq up ow! rules for rhe foil evehr rhor ns rhe hfehne of eoch sororry In oddlrloh, Pohhel sponsors o Greek, Com ferehce, o scholosmc oworo ro rhe house wnh rhe hxghesr GPA, ooo vonous phwofvhroouc projecrs Grefghe 1 Mn hav 'Y Bock Uz Bums, Tracy Cuckler. Tommy Goson, Keely Yonoon. Annene Moss, Nancy Patrick. Ruth Morgous, Tenl Groiche. Allison Buckolew, Tenl Polls Second Terri Llgglns Borblo Newhouse. Suzanne Llendecker, Tommy Goson. Kolhy Senle, Johnno Molovlk, Teny Ktng. Shelly Doves From-Kelley Svolz. Svaclo Taylor Helen Eckley 4 r,45,,g,1' 3' z Worklns, Yonyo Wade. Madrid Watson. Marci Rose, Sonya Hubbard, Jackie Carlisle. Cliiford Joh Norfonol Pcvnhellenft Council Phi Gemma Delro Phi Gommo Delro hos hoc cn very successful 1080-81 We have Increased an srze 100 per' cenr os well os nn our srrengrh ond unury Our porrucrporxon an Greek Week rewcnrdeci us wnrh fourrh over-oll plocemenr ond fnrsr rn rhe chug-off ond The Gong Show Our rnvolve- rnenr un unrrornurol sporrs pur us frrsr IO rhe foorboll for 1080781 Were proud of rhus yeor ond expecr on even berrer one nexr ye-or Boclubovo White. Rlck Hlcks. Pete Pxmmonn, lock Rohrer, Pele McCoy. Wolfman, from-Bob Sfcrk. Dove Cowboy Ewing, Waller Tiger Thiel, Tim Guesmon, Nick Molnor Tom Wild. ,Q 'vb Url fn' gram, ef ' 4 f 5 J fy fffyi xl I- U' 5 .p I , w -f Aff, r ff. e V- --2 -N X - ' ff0 ,-I-i r , Y .1-vw-x . - . Bock-Undo Hopson, Madrid Varson. Kam Iohnson Sherrie Mouser Marcia McDonald Muddle-Valerie Sadler Marci Rose, Jacqueline Carlisle Sharon Hauser Fronr.M Whive Pamela Ford lngnd Roberts, Delta Sigmo Theta SIU Cfofg Dekrmfds Right. Bowllng In the basement of Boker Center ls fun ond lnexpenslve75t 0 game, For right- Dulletln boards keep students In- formed on the latest In entenoln- ment. Below rlght- loan Woods and1oAnn Sennen rake advantage of the Frontier Room's Tuesday nlghr at the movies, which also features free popcorn. Emrerroimmemr money Well spemr ogg DeSomaO1 SKI' 7' 5 1 VBQ 225752 ?Jf?ii1 wut'-qg 5 Q qs msmam Q00 t ' Druce Codwaflodef Leh. Movies In Menon Hall 210 are spon. saved by votlous organizations and have pruvlded students with an al. temotlve to 83.50 movies uptown. Below, Swonky's Is another establishment that showcases local talent for o reo- sonoble cover charge. ' I 5, 1 Li-Q 270 Below. A good. Inexpensive rnovle can ol- ren be found In Morvon Hall Rlghv. Carol Lee s svoys open for whose wlvh the love-nlghf munchles Lower Rlghr. Marlo Lozoroff looks lor the llghl cold Of vhe College Book Slove av ' cl- O EP-if-L nV' - 1 Brow Sh O 1' I' 'VWEVQ WGS C NlL.,'D lv S Lovl. 'D' 'AQ QTSQG 3'-CE ' l' A SJC 'QSC N1 ' ine-og QS 7 lqllglls Eyeryrh ng cljsrs 'Wife 'fro' 'filo' yjl., wry r .joeg .313 5 3' for E l Graf your oonlf occounr o College rovl. n vs l The flrsr expense usually comes WITH dorm roor-n or aparrmenr aecor oepenolng on how prepored one arrlyeo for lrfe away from home Alrhough some people orlng eyeryrhlng lncluolng rhe lslrchen slhlf, o relephone wlrh lrs S15 lnsrollorlon chorge ls one hossle sruoners fund ln common Money lS generareo ro laundry serylces for oarh onona offcarnpus sruaenrs When rhe CNOICQ 5 ofren oerween uprown ana a load ofleans, however rnony wlll opr ro we-or rhe sllghrly olrry aenlms ro rhe bars The lore of oprown Arhens ranges from food ana rnoyles ro beer one oors ro rnlscelloneous lrerns necessary for surylyol Courr Srreer lS an open marker from one end ro rhe orher, wlrh stores ro sulr rosres ln preppy, parophernallo, pool and plnooll Subs DIZZO and aoughnurs are nororlous ln Arhens Sum esroollshmenrs are open all hours of rhe aoy and nlghr for buslness and aellyery ro srarylng srudenrs The Oaso l5 anorher place for rneerlng ana earlng, as lS rhe Nelson Snack Bar For sruoenrs nor on rhe unlyerslry rneol plan, rrlps ro rhe grocery srore are a yaluoole lesson lV'l money rhonage rnenr One sruoenr sold, 'll con'r offord ro eor our-lrs expenslve enough ro ear lnl The How of ones cash lnclude olbarns, concerrs, prlyore parrles and dorm fesrlylrles Leoylng compus for rhe weekend lS an alrernorlve ro Arhens arnusernenr, our rhor rnyolyes gas f money or ous fore f- As each new auorrer orrlyes WITF ollls analaclseo-up prlces on used ooolss, rhe ylclous L clrcle conrlnues .in Q a fuvorl -1-9 A T, Ay Vlr' Q ., . .ata 1 l' gl-M1 . K 1 Alam x. X I l .x N n r 0 Leh- Foosboll offers many hours of lnexs pensive enrerrulnmenr. Lower Left' A sole on sportswear has arrrccred Susan Hockbcmh. Below- Gregg Hopkins checks our Hoflds se- letflbn of used albums, Sroff l Z Debra FUIIOVW 51' 7 .S tl . A 1 1 ' ' 'A i I I ss lr ? I :- Debra Fulrorv 2x2 UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP UP Above- ln.stare residents had ro pour S405 for tultlon toll ond wintet not to men- llon everything else Right, Finding money to pay the Increase tn tulvlon was hold, Fewer students were eligible tor flnonclol old f .fe-4.25-3'LdJw2l 1 ' ' .-A 4. '1' - .- AGAIN 'wrrrw rrrfritrafr sprralrrg Upward amd ma rrrmec-are ewc rn gram fee: ar Orwa Uar.fer5,rry were r:w3rJrrd ra rw-jreabe gaafrer ar larer Nr happened soarwer rhafr rrwasf sradenrs e-pe-wed The OU Daard af Trasrees approved an averafl fee racreaae af abaar 12 O percenr far rrwe 1050 81 school year Tnrz rrraaded a 7 5 percenr rmcrease rm raafn and Pgaard and a graggerrr-Q 12 C Qercear rfirease rfr rrrsrra car'-a' fees Vce Prescerrr and Deaa af Sraderrrs Carar Harrer Jegrrted me rfrrgfeqge by grryrng 'We 'deed af e-rra S000 000 ra cr: r'.- er arrlrrres amd -:wer added e-Qerwses far 1080 81 Tr-rar rraasrares rnra a mise af 7 8 percenr Unrwersrry Pravasr Nerl DUCM-ew sand me ransom rn crease nz me Nargesr percentage mise rn the Iasr rhree fa fr-.re years ar OU However, fhere x5 some posrrwe lang 'erm news assacrared wrrn me rncrease Far rhe frrsr rrme rn 10 years. OU has Deen aa-e ra se' asrde rrnarwey ra frgrrr rnflarran rr rrsrag eqarpwwenr and Sapa!-, cobra Over yare scmars are e-aecred ra rage rherr 'area fram O13 Qeriear VO Cape wrrh the orrrwal 12 O percemr rrrflarran rare sa rr 5 narjasr nappemng here ar OU' Dacwew sard Q, S L 5 r Doug McDonald Doug Mcpom Inflation rare If rhere IS a common denornrnaror lor every sradenr ond, for rhar marrer, every person ln rhe counrry, mr lS rhe effecrs of lnflarlon The pasr year had an rnrlarlon rare of approxrrnarely 13 oercenr Srudenrs have been porrlcalarly hard hlr srnce rhelr Income IS lumlred ro begun wrrh Nearly everyone or OU realized how much more boolas, already hugh, had Increased along wlrh orher necessary rrems such as paper and noreboolss Srudenrs lrvlng off campus found Increases un rhe prlce explodes of food every rlrne rhey vvenr ro lsrogers or Super Duper Plzza lovers also felr rhe crunch as rhose who dellver also had ro nwalae up for rhe rncrease ln rhe cosr of gasollne as well as rhe pizza rngreolenrs rhernselves The cost of gorng ro school lxepr ap vvrrh everyrhrng else as sruclenrs had ro face an lncrease ln rarnon ol nearly SAO for a sprlng qaarrer alone lr seerned rhor norhrng could be done excepr ro shell oar more money, and srudenrs lusr lsepr dorng so Mrlxe NEW '33 2:7539-U55 A 2.35.02 namuss lvglruuss A ' l' U If ' ' ' I ' ' -- 4,.,, . -F, - - 3 II V ' ' FANLAKE PAIAKE ,,,,,,m muvuru CAKE PANLAKB AQHKIILI lixu-B QTUIKS grunts . . . no '99 -as -.Q any MUIIISS FUTHIIS NIU. ad MTUIIBS :uc w o ax -Luv --Q Ir seems every week grocery prlces go up Generic brand llerns become more and more popular, n , Q Q - W , Q n 1 .'.v..,.,-... . 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IDT ,li '?.!- Deme nrrraps -1 ,Q .,A .s J .44 I ,Al V' Y L - I-,,..,. f 'I lt's The Workin' Life One famnllar scene ar rhe beglnnlng of every quarrer IS rhe group of people crowded around rhe job board on rhe flrsr floor of Chubb Hall On rhls board are dozens of yellow cards offerlng jobs ra srudenrs ranglng from cafererla help ro nude modellng far rhe School of Arr Along wlrh rhese parrfnme jabs IS rhe unlverslry span' sored worlsfsrudy program Srudenrs musr apply for rhese Jobs and prove rhelr flnanclal need ro quallfy for rhe program Employmenr opparrunmes are generally I0 lane wlrh rhe srudenr's academlc major There IS a good chance of rhe zoalogy mqor WOVISIOQ ln rhe deparrmenrs labs or rhe psychology major conducrlng experlmenrs ar Porrer Hall The amounr of hours a srudenr worlcs each weels IS derermrned by rhe omounr of and needed, rhe srudenr IS usually able ro derermlne rhe schedule he or she wlll work These jobs offer a grear deal of help for rhase srudenrs who would have problems malslng ends meer orherwlse Mllse Neff mlm, .Jw- Center- Students work rn the vorrous stores rn Athens Kathy Komrn works pcrrl trme rn Down The Robbnt Hole Above-- Robrn Stahl works or the Boker Cen- ter Inlormcrtron Desk whrch coshes checks up to S20 for students Rrght. Pete Srndorr ts 0 nrght cudttot ctt the OU Inn one ol the few motels In Athens x 522 I 3. --,. 17 E'-r I R . 4 ..-1 .- aff r -- f 'Q -'Q-r . 'z K 'S Dvl.y,rr.r1 v -1.x v L....g- , 0-, rx . nf nv. '.n- 'Q e g. ' ' my 1 ,-.. 2-3 ,il II: i i ..- i -. LS 4 In The Moinstreom A uurrwber QI OU gm-jIQI vm pn Ir UI +,-1r Q - 1 1 r-I wr- ,u- I II wffrrI1,Irr+3 UI IOIDS off ujrrufryr-, Theme IUII mm- ,II nm- I' HI If pcm mme-1 eIhpIoye-ez ITr1,1ruJQC r1,rbQI4jmie 'mar rum- III rj rolae pair! uw rwo dIfferer'rr Wfrrl-.Ing ru-iw-rw Whrle mme Of QL, reel rhnr f1IuL1r6:L,0f-CI nh My gf-r I Ir rr, ehrrIJrrrr W1 rrI-, crfher'-,',h1jrredIITerr?hr rev. -V,f'1 In . M rr r,I rv -I-,Ir I4 onrmde e - ' IItrII:ry-ruerwr I heed rhe money be-grI1 ,,', rl I per wx, wx' 'Ir .Ir schcrcrI,' gmc! Iuhwor MeIIgL.+i1 WeIrvjIer Shri- Vw rrI4,u In U-Il, Is4r'IITr11Erh1r'v, prim time Und '-'nd her Ifrhr hr. uw rw--I wvh her ',I,h4rrrI i.Ch9dIYrIe She '-,ind wIjrrIA.In'Iq Ulufr qwxrv. 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In IO 71 II mme dnrwrq hreoio 'Im hnrd rm nr-cl -1 I-irh vvwrhuh me Ufrrvergnryf' Churuhos sand He grmdrohf. on Q-,mrpn r. dvr frm pr+irvICI+,- enough hcrurg, Serrwor LIr'rdG Gurney If, efhph ryed cr Berger Ifrugf -WJ Lord her rob Cor-fixrirl, Wwrh -rchwirrfrl or 'In-ren K rv,,',L ,II-,V I: remjf, re hamper her gmdy hntrm, She L-JC M1 '.'1 irmi-C1 w0rI-,wrq Iirr rhe euro Ihcrhey when ghe Lmrrew A'1'1'! 9119 Now I need rhe FTWCHWOY mr YQVIIY Gurfrey -had I freed rhe moheyf' echoed sehugrr Berhn- III 'frrirmr ref Schorrer works or Amiga-ICr'S P1110 Grid minfj her Irrb deep wi-I presehr -3 prcrmerh 'wwrh her sIgho-JI rriklc-Itmcr She amd yhe WOIJIG preter worI-,mg eprowr mr?-er rrrruh Oh 4fOfY'IDI,I3 'I com vv-Qrrh eghr hgerg wrt Mm hrqhrg. cmd have rhe rear of rhe weeh off' Scherrer w-'nd Smdefrrs who hove off compus Iota, de-more e-rm nfhe V0 rhewr worls Bur wcrrixdoys meow pczyduyg mhd rhe trefrem of oh Income hos Ied mohy smdemf, rf- f.eeI-, Qurglde employrherrr Ir -.-rr1.rrI,wI 1 I In ,rg INV- If or Below Lelr, Pnzzn rs :he H1051 popular dnsh un Avhf ens One oi :he many places :hor serve prllo as The Puuo House Below- Debbue Chnsrrnun ss one of Boker Centers nigh! managers. She Poul Douglas and Jerry Slndhorn ure make mg popcorn for the Fronreur Room 5 hee rnovne hee popcorn mghv Even though there are stores and shops opening up, such as LH, Balt, Athens stlll does not have enough lor all students who wont jobs In The Heat Cf It All Whether tt was worlsung, studytng or just platn talrlng tt easy, students put thelr Summer plans unto octton as ftnal exams marked oft another school year It was not the end of the school year for all, though In fact, summer enrollment for 1080 on the Athens campus was 4210, o A 8 percent Increase from 1070 For those who could not fund jobs at home, summer school served as an alternatlve to boredom For Bev Kretz and her frtend, Ron Helmuth, stoytng tn Athens thls summer vacotton meant warls along wlth pleasure They tools classes, worlxed ln the dtntng hall and enjoyed the opportuntty of shartng helt summer together Steve lnsler, an ll TV major from New Yarls, stayed tn Athens thus summer and worlsed at ACRN lt was o good chance for me ta gatn expertence ln my fleldf' Insler sand He also went to school full tlme and warlsed as o softball league dttectar For those who dtd not ga to school, summer pro vlded ttme ta relax and earn money Many students sought out new jobs whale others returned tojobs they prevtously held Marls Stenson, alunuor from Newarls, Ohlo, went to Florlda :n search of employment Stenson sold he and a frlend planned to worls at a dalry, out after one day of mtllstng cows he resigned and found a too at an orange jutce factory Some students loolsed for Jobs whlch would gtve them expertence for thelr future careers and were Iuclsy enough to fund them Laura Thorpe, ajuntar majottng tn forenstc chemlstry, worlsed at the Mlamt Valley Ptegtonal Crtme Laboratory tn Droolftvllle, Ohlo It was a great expertence and wtll Iools good on my resume, Thorpe sand For those who could not fund a job, John Koncellls, a thtrd year medtcal student, could oe loolsed upon wtth envy Konceltls wotlsed 40 hours a week tn the emer gency room at Rtchmond Helghts Hospttal and SO more as an umptte He satd has Job at the haspttal was an Utnyaluaole learntng expertencef' and umpnrtng meant fast money As summer came to o close so dtd the many actlvtttes that lftept students studytng, wealthy orlust busy But no matter what students, dtd, most agreed that summer kept them away from OU long enough ,Jn 4 oi. 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E 451' HUNGR K lr lS nor Moms home cooklng our or Ieosr rr IS, for rhe mosr porn edrble Coolsrng for severol rhousond people I5 qurre drfferenr from coolnng for o fomlly Every so ofren, srudenrs ore rreored ro on exceprlonol rneol Dunng roll quorrer rhere as rhe Thonlxsglvrng feosry Com- plere wlrh whlre lrnen robleclorhs, low llghrlng ond con' dles on rhe robles Thus rs rhe me-ol srudenrs won for oll quorrer They dress up ond wolr I0 lane for holf on hour before rhe drnrng holls even open Sprlng quorrer rhe food servlces rreor srudenrs ro coolsours Some of rhese ore only hor dog ond hornbur, ger offorrs, our or orher nmes there ore Chopped srrloln burgers ond even sreok Ir as O dlonge of poce from rhe usuol robles ond cholrs ro o nlce srrerch of green gross under rhe sun Bur rhere ore snII mony more complolnrs rhon cornph- rnenrs perrolnlng ro rhe food served ln rhe dlnung holB Losr yeor, o group of 10 srudenrs sroged o peocerul dernonsrrorron dressed up os rhe only onrrnol rhey felr rhe food wos fur for-pngs They enrered the old slde of Donlel Nelson Cornrnons complere wlrh curly TOIIS, eors, ond pushedeup noses formed by poper cups They sold rhey were nred of srornodw QGIO5, heorrourn ond rncon' slsrenr bowel rnovernenrs There young rnen moved on ro belng gulneo prgs for rhe food servlces They resred rhree rneor loof ond rhree spoghem reopes We gor prerry srcls of'rer words, cornmenred one The servuces lmproved wlrh on expended solod bory foor-long hor clogs ond oonono spllrs They sold rhey would do If ogorn lf rhey feel rhere I5 o need DougMcDmdd DougMdJonotd D. Left Sevvlce In the colelerlos ls seldom with c smlle Below- Coleverlus lend to be more ol o dolly social even! lhon c llm9fO1PfljOylng o meal s ... .- K fl U. Mfb'-'un UMW wsu M07 075 ff T0 me your conucfiii ff DOW MW www WL THE P1005 W7 AW , 35' V W 's ,Z-ff' Leh- Sludenls become fomlllur wllh the GTE windows duvlng me year Below. Whelher lor servlce or IHSIQIIOUIOH, GTE vans are 0 common sigh! lhroughouv the campus .ks L 'UW' Upyourl 'YI' -, PM Smfv Doug McDonald Gne rlngy dingy . . . rwo rlngy dlngy . . . Menrlon lhese rhree lerrers ro mosr srudenrs ond you would heor o chorus of boos GTE The Generol Telephone Compony of Ohlo l5 nor rhe mosl populor compony on compus Slow servlce lS rhe most frequenr complolnl My roommore hod ro wolf ln llne for on hour ond o holflusr ro rollr TO o represenrollvef' sold Jomle Helnleln of Jefferson Holl Complolned College Inn resldenr Colleen Dovls, 'Some people we-nr ln or rhe end of Seprember ond GTE sold rhelr phone would be lnsrolled rhe nexl doy I wen! ln or rhe oeglnnlng of rhe monrh ond wos fold ll would YOIQG rhree weelss My complolnr IS rhor ll rolses so long ro ger on operororf' sold Scorr Morsch of Llncoln Holl Bur on lmoge problem lS ryplcol for o puollc urlllry, occordlng ro Jlm Porlser, cusromer servlce monoger for rhe Arhens OTTICG We ore rrylng our besr ro QVOVlde good servlcef' sold Porlser, Hbul SEFVIC9 I0 o smoll oreo IS more dlfflculr becouse IT'S more expenslye GTE uses oll locol resldenrs os operorors ond serylce replesenrorlyes Thls yeor, rhe moln offlce senr elghr oddlrlonol employees ro Athens for rhe flrsl busy week ln Sepremoer, GTE fllls ooour 4,000 serylce orders Thor IS more rhon double rhe oyeroge 1,000 orders lllled durlng other months GSU doesn'r hove our problems wlrh phone ser vlcef' sold Porlrer MThe populorlon of Columbus doesnl double when rhe srudenrs rerurn os ll does IU Athens Thls summer GTE rrled colllng dorm resldenrs ln on orrempr ro lmprove servlce Srudenrs could opply for o phone eorly so rhelr order would be processed by rhe rlme rhey rerurned I0 Sepremoer l dldn'r even hove ro wolf ln llne for my phone, ' sold Dono Zuolls of Jefferson Holi l hCld prerry good serylce l plclred up my phone on Sepremoer 15 ond Il wos hooked up on rhe l7, sold Renee Mermelsreln In splre ol rhe complolnrz hoylng o phone lb oll'noL,r o necesslry for sludenrg Ordellng Dllllj, rollrlng TO rrlendc ond long dlslonlie liolls ull requlre ll room phone l need o phone lm used ro hovng one mlc' Doyls ll's more conyenlenr lor me ro have o phone ln rhe roomf' explolned Helnleln l'mlusr loo lozy lo use o poy phone' sold Morsch 71:1 Below. Flnonclol Ald ls o very busy ofllce In Chubb Hull. They handle grants. loans and work-study jobs. Rlghv- Sludems have vo be on che Iookoul for slloleglcally-placed slgns. Finonciol Aid goes down os college costs 90 up If rhere lS one rhlng rhor seems cerroln or OU every yeor, rr IS rhe rncreose rn rhe cosr ro orrend school The mojorrry of srudenrs could nor begun ro fool rhe enrlre olll rf rr were nor for some sorr of flnonclol old The Offrce of Srudenr Flnoncrol Alds ond Scholorshnos osslsrs srodenrs ln oorolnlng rhe help rhey need If sro denrs fund rhemselves lnellglble for help from rhe onlverf sary or scholorshrps, rhe srore ond federol governments offer gronrs ro rhose who meer rhe requlremenrs The rnlrlols DEOG CBoslc Educorlonol Opporrunrry Gronrh ond OIG COhro Insrrucnonol Gronrh ore fomrhor ro mony If oll else fouls, NDSL Worlonol Drrecr Srudenr Loonsl ore ovolloble ro oll srudenrs or on lnreresr rore well below rhe prlme lenolng rore Alrhoogh rhe loons, unlnlse rhe gronrs, hove ro be pond bocls, rhey snll offer mony people rhe ooporrunury ro ger rhe educorron rhey wont Mule Neff . lx X -' -Y bex INS ,N Doug McDonald Me.:-M531 Am Smllwym . s I is E 2 a 'I 'J N I . l : 4 1 I DOUQMCDOAOIU -. r A rf? ,'g .s1i3?? 'P fl ' .:g. .g, :ff f i iw ii V f K f .. 'wr A -I---, - ...Q- -: 'fer-vfa V -.rf -- r N -AL. .,-f? - P Q Doug McDonald ii ,fx Doug McDonald XX Leh- A new pollcy was Implemented wlnrer quarrer, grams were added ro a srudenfs credits, Ir saved sland- lng In llne for hours ro receive rhe grams Below. Yurnlng ln the reglsrrorlon for rhe fol- lowing quarter makes many sw. dems rhlnk about how lhey will pay rhe neun rulrlon blll. Em snfifgf, 1 PURPOSE Food Sromos Limited W Qarrr ger by om my mrhr mum wade- sarory ood S10 worrh of rood sramos Irs rrme the government reorrzes lar wulh he resoohsrbie tor oh rrlrrerare mrrrrrr alarmed seoror Mary Reurbogrr Vkeorhoch was rold she Wmd hoye ro ger o 20 hoof pe-rw9P1xJr3b ro doorrry orrder rhe 1080 Food Stomp Amend mehr Vlegrrrcnhg SMJUGVWI ehgsbrlrry us rhe prrmary arm or rhe hew amehdmehr Arrhoagh gerrrhg food sramos as oossrble rr -s hor as easy as rr was when nor oerog a ra- dedocrroh was rhe Only' Qaohfriorrfih However Reuroochs eoro rags wrrh grohr mohey poyrhg ohry for books ood rorrroh or most por her mohrhry rmcome beyohd the lrmnr for sromps Wages eorhed through work srody are hor COUOIQG os rncome IU food stomp calcoia- norms Sehror Johrr Celusra sold, he hod ho problem oorarhrhg food stamps rhrs year or Iasr RGIYNOQ ehrurery oooh hrs Job, Cerasro sord he wouldh'r ear wrrhoor food sramps Leh- Fewet people are using food stamps thus year because of the 1950 Food Stamp Act which restricts student ell- gibuasy. Delaw- Those students who do use food stamps depend upon them so they can eot. ' New V ,, du . 'vi --. .r nf -, W N. x vx I Q y Ymfrfs Pew ,QE r-14 F00 j'--..A' . Lbog McDonald . DC,0lvP6i: McDonald U9 D0 by Photo Wusrrorron SAVED The beaury of Srrouds Run will he preserved: rhanlss ro Ol-IMS Cmzens unlre ra flghr for rherr rlghrs Thus rs no poenc cheer, buf a success srory abour a small group of Arhens resrdenrs who sand no ro rhe Columbus and Sourhern Ohro Elecrrrc Company The power company wanted ro lnsroll a Ilne around Dow Lalse connecrlng wrrh Coolyrlle and Iseep rr clear wlrh he-rbrcldes Arhens OHMS, as rhe group soiled urself, sprang ro hfe rn order ro srop thus acnon and ro fund on alrernarlye ro rhe desrrucnon of rherr properry Seven or erghr famllles were loaned by John Perror and orher srudenrs from Dr Joy Hunrley's polrnc5 of Appalachlo class Lawyers were hrred, complalnrs lodged and mal dares ser Monrhs of srraregy and 520,000 Iarer rhe company found o forgarren subsrarlon rhor could replace rhe Srrouds Run prqecr E bfalf It the Columbus and Southern Ohla Electric Company had Its way, cr power llne would have been In- stalled around Dow Lake in Srrouds Run State Park, Rrghr. Sensors were grven odvrce on how lo conducv themselves In on lnrer- new durnng o workshop on Inter- viewing techniques Below, Learning how rn wrlre ca resume rs o musr for groduorrng seniors who wrll soon appear on the rob marker scene r x r i I Z his fi .J f 1 ? x N1 h - - 1 M rq X we :-,Q ff r-4-o,:, ,- ' . L '. ' V ' f , If , -' -'1Jg'g:j:qq .-.Q . 1. f . ,. .- . e , ' IQ What will the future The major concern for most college graduates rs the job market after all, thot as the reason they yust spent four years studyrng It as estrmated that the mayorrty of students graduatrng from colleges throughout the Unrted Stores rn June, 1081 wrll not get arab rn rherr major freld of study What can 1081 OU grads expect as they venture out rnro the real world seelsrng employment? In health, computer scrence, ousrness and engrneer Ing, there seem to be better job opportunttres, although engrneerrng rs stortrng ro become o saturated fre-ld The Job morlret loolfs pretty grrm rn every held, Jaclsle Wade sand Juntor Jean Longyrlle agreed Peo, DDUQ McDonald hold? pleyust aren'r hrrrng anymore, she sard I don'r know whats garng ta happen Education rnajors are tn for a shocls the hrgher the degree a person has, the lesser the appartunrty for employment exnsts Thus as due to the fact that the educotron employers must pay hrgher salarres to those grads wtth a masters or doctorate Hence, they are not hrrrng many educators wtth degrees hrgher than a bachelors All OU graduates should have farrh, though, because rr has been sara rhar roday's yourh are the most sought after employees, because of therr determrnatron, arnbt tron and open rntndedness h -54 f, .74 .1 I1 A., 'f'Sf1-'1?.-11-.,.i'i H 1.3. As rrie 1980-'81 year draws ra a Clase, we realize surviving was mar hard ar all. la facjr, ir was prerry aaad. Sfoff 17 ll' Q., Qld-P' 4 :J ,,,.,! Sloff -' 4 .-gl l' .,, 0- .-A 5' 1 ,f?'J ,1 , , if as-Q The Winter weorher Wos Worm most of the time Closses did not seem ro droo os in post yeors, A good time could oe found uptown. r-1 iwsqq- fitgzfif? 1 - he e is .... '-'ez Y F 4221: '- X ., 1- --F ,M ,,.r Q' - I -P ', g.,', - . --::- Q34-.L .- . , ,E ,,. , I 4 ...ff Mtg - Sfurf v if up - 5' 4 l . , eq fig fs QL 1 ,4- V-51 f -1 ' AM ,, L,...:- .--Aj , , , .,..,....- x L, ,' -1 .1 ,I ' 1 ex. J- ' QQ 4 'semis ' V-Lu. A , ,. .,.-fu' ,v 'Q' 'J' lil -. -. . if ff fi' 'r- 9'fhf . - ,. Y - K i' Yiifw- , ' ri- Qi full' 's A 1 i K A ' . sg Upper Ieftl Even though there was not much snow. when there was. people took advantage of it Opposite page- Snawmen were not seen as much this year, but there were still some Above- Pupples are popular pets rn Athens Leh- The wall ls not the only place sr dents wrlre on 4 1.- , 4 -g,jc..+ . 293 Crofg DeSomrcl-1 Above- The Bogus Brothers ate stlll a hit at 5wanky's, even In camouflage. ..' I Right- . The worm at the bottom of a bottle 1 Y N H of Tequlln Is eaten by those who ' an have had a Ilrtle too much Tequlla. W E, ,fig kq ' i -, 5 5. Fat rlght- No matter who ls selling vegetable V -11 ..,. 1 crepes, people will stop to buy them, . g , 'I .H A Qt' fag i t i ' '1 g-. A M -1- Cfafg DQSGWU1 4 ' - , ,W-?.'.4: ' ,, '- L-' -Gr. - N Fqwfhy-f -f., .H .4 -'ygqhl , ' -' 1,3153 'H.r,fP' ,.,.7',Qkf' Iv ' - ll. vhere ore svlll some In A h 'mf' al . ' lx .1- .f X. '14 K. Id 4, f, M Dem' um Amo Iife or QU ooes om, even Wim me worlds mooy problems, we ore over- coming. Len, Slloud R pl d Q whe h d 9 own I n all Below. Monllses me becoming b sreroids Abady, Roger 124 Abbey, Llz 252-253 Abdelazlz, lsrnall 124 Abdul, Kodlr, Asrab All 124 Abdul Kadlr, Mohamed Lal Abel, James 124 Acods, Jeffrey 124 Adams, Brlon 265 Adams, Mlchael 239, 240 Adler, Valene 124 Admonlus, James 124, 259 Agbonlahor, Meg 124 Alderldge, Rlds 248 Alexander, Jodl 124 Allson, Danny 124 Alspaugh, Palrle 254 Alrhause, Phlllp 124 Anderson, Carol 124 Anderson, Jeffrey 124 Andrews, Barb 235 Appleman, Marcy 124 Apr. Jerry 124 Arcurl, Valene 124 Armsrrong, Cumsl 101 Arnold, Mark 124 Aronson, Jack 101 Aslelue, Fldells 124 Azar, Klm 238 OOZO Bogshaw, Nancy 124 Bahlav, Bruce 124 Barley, Chrls 124 Balr, Jacque 124 Baker, Lynn 257 Balanggung, Maureen 124 Baldwin, Joyce 124 Baldwln, Tlrn 255 Ballard, Dlana 124 Balzer, Brlan 124 Bannoub, Omar 124 Barlron, Elmore 712 Barker, Berh 256 Barrerr, Berh 254 Barrow. Becky 125 Barry, Kathy 255 Barsnods, Mamn 125 Bares, Shelly 263 Bates, Slephanle 279 Bauer, Karen 125 Baumann, Debra 125 Baumelsrer. Rose 235 Baur, Robert 125 Beome, Laura 256 Bedner. Sandro 125 Beck, Ronald 125 Decker, Elleen 125 Bedullue, Chrls 234 Beeman, Ann 125 Behr, Deborah 125 Bell, Cynrhla 125 Bell, Mary Ann 125 Bell, Molly 254 Bell, Robln 125 Benbarra, Salah 125 Benedlcr, Klmberly 125 Benjamln, Dome 255 Berg, An 255 Berge, Crherlne 125 :ff 124 Blllups, Debble 125 Brno, Janlce 125 Beshwambher, 248 Blrler, James 125 Dlners, Jenny 250 Block, Chuck 244 Blackburn, Tlm 255 Dladsburn, Hanley 47 Blalr, Scorr 125 Blake, Suzanne 125 Bloom, Karen 125 Boggs, MIUTOGI 125 Bohrnan, Thomas 125 Bolden, Candy 125 Bord, Monlaue 259 Bouaf, Musrapha 125 Boulqediene, Mahfoud 126 Bowman, Amy 260 Boyce, Douglas 126 Bradford, Brlon 162 Brady, Gary 255 Braun, Deira 126 Braune. May 259 Drawley, Janlce 126 Bred-ger, Jeff 126 Brlngard, Lon 126 Brock, Sreye 255 Dromelmelr, Marrho 250 Brooks, Davld 126 Brorhers, Sarah 260 Brownf Cheryl 127 Brown, Kennerh 239, 240 Drawn, Klm 250 Brown, Paula 127 Brown, Tlm 239 Bruce, Wllllam 127 Buchanan, Theresa 127 Duckalew, Alllson 263 Buffurn, Willlam 248 Burke, Angela 127 Burke, Bnon 70 Burkhan, Carol 127 Burns, Llz 263 Burr, Courtney 98 Bun, Jody 274 Durron, Shelly 241 Bury, JB 48 Bush, Brad 259 Bush, Korhy 127 Buslc, Mana 127 Brelrholle, Bruce 127 Burler, Renee 243 old Fish Calabrese, Charlle 235 COIODYIO, John 127 Callender, ma 127 Berger, Berh 232, 233, 252, 253 Beverly, Renae 125 Collen, Korhryn 243 Calloway, Parrlaa 127 Carnilo, Greg 127 Campbell, Audrey 127 Campbell, wllllom 127 Capers, Nlna 250 Caplzzl, Rona 127 Cardaras, Rosemary 127 Carey, John 127 Coma, Tony 70 Carle, WIllIOm 127 Corley, Bryon 127 C0l'llSl6, Jodsle 264 C0ffT1ld1OE'l, Klmberly 128 Carmlne, Klm 125 Carr, Chns 48 Carroll, Sue 128 Carrellone, Llsa 242 Carrer, Jlmmy 115 Caulron, Marcla 128 Cavore, Paul 234 Coyn, Bob 242 Cencula, Paul 128 Cervenlsa, Jean 128 Chalr, Mlrnam 128, 234, 245 Chambers, Dave 250 Chorney, Llsa 128 Chevalner, Peggy 128 Chew, Rosallnd 128 Chuou, Rue:-Fan 248 Chnsrman, Deborah 128, 277 Cuelec, Debble 245, 252, 253 Clapperron, Phlllp 248 Clark, Don 122 Clorls, Linda 128, 245 Clary, Mlchael 128, 250 Clemens, Jlll 128 Cleveland, Margery 128 Clunron, Larry 169 Coares, Melody 257 Coares, Tonya 257 Coen, Gregory 128 Coffin, Else 237 Cofflndaffer, Dave 255 Cohen, Edward 128 Cohen, Marry 56 Calern, Dan 128 Combes, William 128 Conger, TJ 259 Conners, Susan 128 Connolly, Karhleen 235 Consadlne, Jean 128 Consldlne, Joan 128 Consrannno, Nancy 248 Cook, Dull 259 Cook, Karen 128 Coppley, Llsa 128 Corazzl, Lon 128 Corberr, Susle 254 Cordray, Allson 259 Corrado, Laura 128 Corwnn, Todd 177 Courrney, Susan 244 Carrnll, Connle 128 Cox, Marnn 129 Crago, Derh 129, 247 Crane, Phrl 81 Cray, Chrls 129 Creed, Marry 23 Crlslup, Karhleen 129 Cnss, Ramona 129 Cnres, Dob 129 Cures, Julee 129 Crock, Susan 254 Crowell, Robble 235 Crum, Derry 235 Crum, Joe 235 Crump, Tom 162 Cruz, Cello 129 Cuckler, r racy 263 Culberrson, Robln 129 Commlns, Charles 129 Cunrz, Kurl 129 rafr Dabdoub, Mayed 129 Dakln, Jane 252, 253 Dale, Paula 129 Damashqleh, lmad 129 Danlels, Llsa 254 Davles, Keurh 255 Davies, Tom 255 DavLs, Amy 237 Dovls, Ed 129 Davls, Kathryn 129 Davy, Jayne 129 Dearrh, Cheryl 129 De-Cesare, Nancy 256 Decker, Laura 254 Deener, Brenda 129 Delsrevez, Esrela 129 Delaclmo, Gene 24 DeJeu, Suzanne 129 DeLarnarre, Chnsnne 129 Delong, Tamorhy 129 Delva. Sue 129, 252, 253 DeMnlner, Phllup 248 Deocer, Lowell 158 Dernclxson, Sue 259 Derr, Randall 129 Deusrer, Llen 236 DnGlacoma, Lllllan 129 Dillon, Mark 129 Dunger, Nancy 130 Duxon, James 130 Dobbelar, Dannel 235 Donnglan, Gall 130 Dosch, Ted 130 Dorson, Maris 250 Douglas, Paul 277 Downey, Peggy 254 Drachenberg, Jeanerre 130 Dreyfus, Jamle 130 Dullols, Sreven 130 Duchon, Laurel 130 Duffy, Ma 30 Dugan, Fronls 130 Dulullo, Karen 260 Dumble, Lynn 130 Dumbar, Carhy 130 Duncan, Jolyn 259 Dupre, Berh 258 Duranre, Rob 255 Durchman, Raymond 130 Dyas, Charles 130 Dyer, Laune 254 l Salvador Eames, Candy 130, 250, 260 Earlch, Jadslyn 130, 247 Earley, Terry 130 Easron, Chns 255 Easrwood, Dowd 1130 Eberleln, Jeff 130 Eberrsde Laval, Rebecca 130 Eclsley, Helen 130, 263 Edelman, lads 130 Edelsreln, Parsy 130 Edmondson, Ardls 130 Edwards, Duane 254 Edwards, Molly 130 Effendl, Mariana 236 Effendl, Rusrarn 236 Ehlers, Ellzaberh 130 EICHWOII, Tusanne 130 Elsenman, Lon 130 Elswerrh, Mandy 130, 254 Elder, Dnan 259 Elgodl, Saleh 131 Ellunger, Marsha 237 El-Mesalun, Mansour 120, 121 ElfMesalun, Mllad 120 Emrlds, JOYCE' 131 Endlcorr, Charlene 247 Eng Jane 131 Errclasan, Bruce 131 Eryrn, Deborah 131 Lsnman, Darrre 232 233 Eyerez Dcvld 131 Eyans Bedsy 250 Evans Megyn 252, 253 EvOr'1S 11164 234 Ewlhg, Daye 265 Eynon, Marrhew 248 iffy-rwa Fadwer, Elleen 131 Farn, Juanrra 257 Farley, Dana 131 Faney, Veronlca 131 Farmer, Belsy 238 Farrah, Moqane 131 Fear, James 131 Fedyna, Joanne 131 Fee, Jeff 131 Feeney, George 101 Felnberg, llalanre 131 Fell, Debra 131 Fell, Larry 136 Fernandes, Kerrh Drlan 131 mr, HO1Iy 260 Freler, Laura 254 Fleler, Therese 254 Frne, Karr 258 Flnley, Chnsropher 131, 158 Flnnen, Sreve 255 FlSd'1b0d'1, Vlrglnlo 245 Fmsher, Dlanna 131 Frsher, Karen 131 Flsher, Pam 250 Frsher, Rose 131 Flrdn, James 131 Frrzgeralcl, Lynda 250 Hanag an, Debra 131 Flemrng, Chen 131 Flournoy, Don 236 Folds. Mary 270 Fornes, Annerre 237 Forren Fosrer . Fowle. Fox, C , Deb 131, 260 Krmoerly 131 Arrhur 131 rndy 131 Froernbs, Darah 131, 238 Franks, Cassandra 131 Freeman, LeShueon 132 Freeman, Leslne 241 Freeman, Terence 132 Fahrn, Hakeem 132 Frerer, Anrra 132 Fnedman, Dan 255 Fnes, Julie 132, 252, 253 Frosr, Elrzaberh 132 Falls, Kenr 132 Funclerburls, Carol 240 eneral l-laspiral Gogan, Darb 101 Gagan, Robrn 101 Gohobesak, Srephanae 132 Gahrs, Parnaa 132 Gale, Rudward 132 Gall, Elleen 234, 245 Garland, Marla 132 Gorrerdam, Kurt 18 Gazzerro, Ann 132 Gelsr, Llsa 242 George, Clouclerre 247 George, Halley 254 George, Vonn T 255 Gerard, Carhy 258 Gerhardr, Manlyn 132. 247 Geroskl, Sreven 132 Gerzench, AnnoMone 235 Geslak, Mackey 132 Gfell, Enn 132 Glboldl, Glna 132 Gnbaldr, Tony 132 GIDOS, 5yIvl0 259 Gibson, Jenny 254 Grles. Carl 132 Grrklns, Karhy 132, 250 Glerdwauf, Lrnda 250 Goldfueld, Andy so Goldsbefry, Ellen 250 Goson, Tammy 263 Gosserr, Lynn 133 Goyer, Amy 254 Grady, Deborah 133 Grody, LIZ 260 Grandonlco, Barry 133 Granr, loan QB Green, Dora 133 Green, Kelley 245 Greene, Man 133 Greenfleld, Dwynn 133 Greenwood, Greg 133 Greer, Rvcky 133 Greunke, Lorah 134 Grey, Debbue 254 Gribble, Lxsa 260 Grrffun, Angela 23 Grrffvs. Llsa 49 Cfaenoyke, vrary 134 Grondln, John 134 Grorelse, Tem 252, 253, 263 Grover, Mark 16 Groves, Chnsne 250 Grubrsa, Brenda 134 Guanno, Chnsropher 134 Guesman, Trrnorhy 134, 265 Gwoynne, Marsha 134, 245 arcalses Had-sbanh, Susan 271 Hackman, Barry 238 Hakkr, Wohld 134, 234 Halderman, Jo Ellen 235 Halluns, Bnan 264 Hall, Jeff 162 Halsrenberg, Karen 252, 253 Halrerrnan, Shen 252, 253 Hann, Davldo 134 Hannah, Karen 134 Hansen, Amy 176 Hansen, George 134 Hardy, Treva 241 Hare, Carol 134 Harmon, Knsry 134 Harmsen, Enk 248 Harre, Nancy 250 Hams, Gleryl Ann 134 Harshey, Llsa 134 Han, Mlm: 111 Harzallouu, Hessooud 134 Hasdey, Susan 134 Hoskins, Dawn 121 Hass, Srephanre 242 Houck, Karyn 134 Hauser, Sheme 134 Haynes, Brenda 134 Hegman, Tereas 134 Heel, Susan 134, 259 Helbrtdw, Vtckn 260 Henderson, Cheryl 134 Hendrlcks, Dana 134 Hendrawarseto, Corry 236 Henry, Jeon 134 Henschen, Ltsa 260 Herr, Susan 134, 251 Hess, Karl 280 Hlbler, Sheryl 134 Huck, Kathleen 134 Htclss, Rtds 265 Htdayar, Suhartone 236, 248 Htggtnd, Ronald 135 Htldebrechr, Myrna 135 HII, Ertn 135 Htllrnan, Jennifer 135 Hntchens, Bruce 257 Httchens, Theresa 135 Holt, Ktrn 246 Hoover, Gwen 179, 193 Hopktns, Gregg 271 Hopp, Rhonda 238 Hopson, Lnnda 135 Horak, Don 235 Horvarh, Joan 246 Honfarh, Mnchael 135 Hosalsa, Cheryl 254 Hoslck, Jantce 135 Howard, Crezetra 135 Hoy, Debbue 135 Huang 248 Hubbard, Nell 135 Hubbard, Sonja 257, 264 Huler, Lon 254 Hume, Deon 135 Humpnreys, Wtlllorn 135 Hurley, Mary 254 Hutchtnson, Becky 235 Hurcnrnson, Ruta 135 Huter, Mark 177 ran, Iraq llltg, Mary Pat 250 lnsler, Steve 24, 191 lshadl, Quwortah 236 ohn Lennon Jadsson, Janet 135 Jacobs, Karen 135 Jacobs, Martha 260 Jakubowslst, James J 135, 259 Jaros, Srephanue 135 Jarvis, Glorr 254 Jenkins, Deborah 135 Junadu, Abby 135 Johnson, Cltfforcl 264 Johnson, Frankltn 135, 257 Johnson, Gaul 135 Johnson, Kath: 247 Johnson, Ktm 135 Johnson, Martha 259 Johnson, Sheryl 135 Jolbl, Chrtsnna 135 Joibl, Stanley 135 Joktntn, Anthony Lamont 135 Jolllff, Duane 250 Jones, Andrew 135, 255 Janes, Audrey Lloyd 95 Janes, Joyce 136 Jones, Margaret 136 Jones, Mark 136 Jones, Tom 243 Jungktnd, Enc 136 Junvd, Harntdah 136 Jusnce, Mtla 136, 251 inlsy Kader, Kathleen 136 Konnln, Kathy 276 Kane, Ltnda 136 Keagler, Ktrnberly 136 Kelhng, Nancy 245 Kepley, Candy 256 Kerchner, Krts 238 Keshocls, Carol 256 Kesren, Gregory 246 Ktbler, Linda 136 Kung, Brenda 136 Kung, Cynrhta 136, 258 Kung, Mary 254 Kung, Terry 263 Kung, Wendy 248 Kung, Rong Yung 246 Ktrchner, Katy 254 Krlls, Jon 259 Ktrlxsey, Katy 250 Kxmnger, Jaclste 254 Ktrtusurnerha, Suchoda 248 Klausang, Cynrhta 136 Kltnedtnst, Carol 254 Knerem, Chuck 246 Kntsley, Dean 136 Knue, Marlo 136 Kaegle, Beth Bob 255 Koelltker, Janice 259 Kolbe, Karen P 137 Koppenanver, Kenn 137 Kovach, Andrew 137 Kozlowslst, Lando 260 Kramer, Fran 235 Kreps, Eltzabeth 137 Krupar, Barbara J 136, 260 Kudltnslsn, Duane 254 Kuestner, Rolf 29, 136 Kuesrner, Sue 29, 136 Kuehn, Steven E 137 Kuehne, Elzlzbeth 137 Kurtz, Peter S 137 KUYIIHSJSI, Kathy 235 ove in the Laferry, Vrckt 136, 234, 245 Lan, Cheryl 137 Latpply, Susan 137 Lancnone, Ltsa 256 Landrum, Nancy 252, 253 Lanntng, Bob 255 Lonza, Karen 137 Loflosa, Jurn 138, 259 Lassarer, Candy 62 Laumer, Elleen 235 Laudano, Tony 259 Laudoro, Therese 138 Lavergherta, Rlchard 138, 235 Lawler, Terese 138, 237 Lawson, Sally 138 Lawyer, Todd 138 Layfueld, James 138 Lay, Lon 254 Lazaroff, Marla 270 Lebovlrz, Barbara 138, 258 Lee, Kevtn 138 Lee, Ltso 252, 253 Lee, Potnaa 138 Lelbold, Mlchael 138 Letendeclser, Suzanne 256 Afternoon Lersr, Sreye 138 Lendrom Francesco 138 Lennon, Larranlne 250 Lesko, Beverly 138 Lesrer, Wrnnre 138 Lewos, Kevln 138 Lewo, Sandy 138 Lews Jam 255 Lrfrer, Porrlaa 138, 254 Luggum, Tern 138, 257, 203 Lrnsrrom, Carhy 247 Lrnron, Robert Jr 138 Lrrren, Mark 138, 242 LoNono, Dlno 138 Lonoerger, Carol 243 Long, Rachel 138 Lang, Tern 138 Longvxller, Jean 259 Longwell, Nancy 138 Loolrer, Lorre 200 Lopez, Jlmmy 115 Lopez, Llsa 238 Lorv, Llndo 138 Lowe, Par 254 LUCOS, Abby 242 Lugunbuhl, Amy 138 Luomo, Cheryl 200 Lussgnan, Cnndyiou 138 Lurz, Rosalyn 250 Lynch, Amy 139 ucls Fiomi Mace, Radolie 139 Macho, Marvnn P 255 Maddox, Roberr 139 Maggos, Robun 139, 254, 259 Moser, M Srephen 234 Maklsa, Malxmur 230, 248 Mokka, Nurlenlo 230 Malarik, Johnno 245, 203 Malumfashu, Kabff 139 MODES, Gregg 139 Mapes, LeAnna 139 Margolis, Rurh 203 Morlschen, Duane 139 Markovsky, Dennse 236, 251 Markwnco, Tnna 238 Maron, Caro 139, 254 Morpoung, Tlmbul 230 Marquarr, Shellle 139 Marnn, Chew! 257 Mornndale, Jrm 139, 251 Mosaola, Cynrhlo 139 Massa, Mlchoel 235 Mosrers, Kore 258 Maror, Khalil 23 Marhle, Sue 238 Mawharr, Jeff 158 Mawhorr, Jerry 158 Mayo, Howard 243 MacDonald, Wendy 200 Mcflrsde, Troa 254 McCann, Mark 238 McCall, Mark 139, 243 McCann, Shrrley 139 McCorrhy, Margarer 139 McCorrney, Robert 139 McClonahon, Anne 259 McCoy, Colerre 252, 253 McCoy, Mory 25 McCoy, Pere 205 McCoy, Ray 25 McDanleI, Jeff 139 MCDQVIG, Gall 241 McDonald, Teresa 139 McDonnell, Joan 139, 238 McFuIlen, Tern 250 MCGII, Drone 139, 254 McGunn, Dr 246 McGowan, Alvce 139 McGuure, Karen 139 McGu1re, Randy 139 McHugh, Maureen 139 McLean, Dovud 139 McMahnn, Cynrhra 139 McMullen, Marko 139, 244 McNee4y, Pornce 130 McNeal, Dame! 140, 259 McMorran, Roger II 140 McNurr, Kerrh 235 Medllk, William 140 Medors, Lynn 254 Meehan, Mary 29 Meehan, Muchoel 29 Mehl, Perer 140 Merrnman, Laura 140 Meyers, Sally 140 Meyer, 256 Mlclrley, Randy 140 Mvlhelsclx, Carolyn 140, 254 Mrkharl, Essam 140 Mrlann, Julve 94 Maller, Brran 244 Muller, Chnsne 140 MIIIEV, Ed 140 Muller, John 158 Muller, Karen 140 Muller, LISO 260 Muller, Nancy 140 Malls, Donny 140 Mlng-Fou, 248 Mungyar, Dennrs 140 Mnshler, Gordon 140 Moeblus, Gregory 140 Molnar, Nrds 205 Monroe, Kelly 140, 254 Monrovan, Rose Ann 140 Moon, 255 Moore, Crysral 140 Moore, Grnny 250 Moore, loner Q40 Moore, Pamela 192 Moore, Rooerr 140 Moorehead, Laura 140 Morey, Mrke 259 Morgan, Ken 243 Mornss, Gwyn 254 Mornson, Drenda 140 Morron, Dole 140 Moseley, Carherune 140 Moss, Annerre 203 Moss, Howard ll 140 Marrern, Pornoo 140 Mulligan, Make 141 Murphy, Dowd 257 Murphy, Tammy 259 Murphy, Tum 172 Murzrg, Lee 259 Myers, Enc 141, 240 ulse 'em 'rlll they glow Narno, Akhmadsyah 230 Narvol Llsa 1411lNar0le , , MO Nee, Danny 172 Neff, Mlchoel 141 Nelson, Dowd 141 Neuhan, Valerle 141 Neumelsrer, Larry 46 Neusrodr, Roberr 141 rk23 Newhouse, Dorbora 263 Nrcholson, Nancy 238, 244 Nnrnrrz, Jul: 141 Nnmron, Urnor 236 Nkulo, Aman: 141 Nolen, Donna 142 Noor, Sulormon 141 -Ngho O'Carroll, Mary 141 O'ConneIl, Llz 254 O'Connor, loner 248 Odom, Danna 250 Ogershols, James 141 Ogle, Rrchord 141 Ogo, Barbara 246 O'Haro, Mary 141 Olels, Kathryn 141 Orefuce, Sharon 141 Orcasels, Monrco 235 Oughlus, Dqomel-e 141 ing Pacuro, Candy 141 Poe, Nancy 256 Palmer, Drendo 256 Pano, Evelyn 141, 237 Ponchos, Pepe 141 Parkonzlsy, Morne 237 Parker, Cindy 141 Parker, Morrho 141, 245 Pans, Tern 263 Porrorr, Alon 141 Porshall, Phnlnp 141 Parsons, Margorer 141 Porncls, Nancy 254, 263 Parren, Nancy 237 Porrerson, Gaul 141 Poulls, Charles Jr 142 Paul, Sreve 250 Poynron, Susan 142 Pearman, Suzy 258 Peck, Dzanne 142 Perffer, Kevun 234 Pendleron, Ann 260 Penn, John 142 Penson, Cynrhla 142 Percy, 255 Perlsuns, Kurr 238 Pernn, Ke1rh 142 Pererson, Dull 142 Perers, Sora 245 Perroff, Barbara 142 Perroslu, Charlene 142 Perrozzn, Dovrd 142 Pfelfer, Gory 142 Ph1IupS, Guy 142 QCICEYIOQ, Beverly 142 Prckenng, Drone 817 Prerfehce, Tony 142 Pups, JoAnne 230 Plunkerr, Derh 143 Pnrewskr, Henry 143 Poncor, Gerald 143 Popovrch, Susan 143, 254 Pobego, Chns 241 Popp, Anne 143 Power, Pam 256 Powers, Scorr M 143 Pnesr, Pam 256 Prume, Rob 243 Prosdr, Porn 256 Prossods, Dowd 143 Pulhns, Drono 143 Purrmann, Pere 265 uods Qurnn, Thomas 143 onny Rohne, Leanne 153 Ramsey, S'nera 257 Ronollo, Ron 143 Randle, Morgorer 143 Randolph, Angelo 257 Rorhburn, Rolph 143 Rowhns, Rhonda 143 Roy, Carol 252, 253 Royzer, Drone 241 Reed, Donna 144, 247 Reed, Paul 144 Reese, Mrdwael 144 Reese, Vrcky 260 Reuch, Jarnre 256 Rerd, Lrso 144 Reucharr, Mary 235 Relser, Scorr 234 Relrmann, Oarbaro 144 Relrc, Helen 144 Rerudwa, Peggy 256 Resnfo, Laura 144 Rrce, Kevrn 144 Rrdge, Susan 254 Rrdwan, Musroffa Kamal 236 Rrggs, Susan 186 Runoldn, Donna 144 mme, Mory 170 Ring, Mrchoel 113, 144 Rnsalrrn, Sreve 144 River, Lando 144 Robbuns, Dovrd 66 Roberts, Ingrrd 240 Roberrs, Mrchael 144 Roberrs, Nrcls 232, 233 Romer , Ronald . Jacqure 179 Rrch 144 Roberrs, Tarn: 254 Rablnson, Bruce 144 Robvson, Deborah 144 Roby, Enn 144 ROGEYIUK, Gerald 144 Roesser, Marla 259 Rogers, Carhy 258 Rohrer, lacls 265 Rcyas, Felrpe 144 Roll, Denuse 144 Romarn, Mrrram 144 Rooney, Colleen 254 Rose, Carolyn 144 Rose, Mora 264 Rosenberg, Rrchard 144 Rosenfeld, Leslue 144 Ross, Karen 250 Rorh, Sue 170 Rorhruss, Robrn 259 Roush, Doo 234 Rousseau, Mlm. 45 Rousos, Korhy 144 Rucker, Robyn 144 Rudolph, Anre 144, 240 Rudy, Jeannerre 250 Rudlonder, Rurh 250 Ryan, Lrdo 260 rxybak, Melw 144 iperbowl Sorrell Glenna 145 Saker, Anne 48 SOIIVYL Ubud 230 Saltstnan Suste 200 Sanborn, Joanna 145 Sandbrrnls, Debbte 145, 260 Song. Dltsy 254 Sarver, Deb 200 Sarver, Sue 252, 253 Savants lrene 145 Scaglto, John 211 Scala. Jann 145. 255 Scatmuck, Carlotta 145 Scharrer, Berhann 145 Scrnttz, Cyndt 145 Schoen, Rebecca 145 Schofteld, Connre 252, 253 Schary, Sharon 250 Schroeder, Mark 145, 211, 251 Schucls, Karen 238 SChultZ, Robrn 145 Schwab, Lynnann 145 Schwambetger, Brad 240 Schwerterrnan, Jane 145, 235 Scott Franls 255 Sebrlng, Mtchoel 145 Setdel, Susan 145 Server, Jeffrey 145 Selman, Renee 145 Senlxyt Nancy 254 Sennert, JoAnn 208 Settle Kathy 203 Severence, Julte 250 Sexton, Terr: 145 Shaffer, Rae 145 Shaheen, Karen 145 Shalvoy, Peggy 145 Shankar, Jaya 245 Shankar, Leno 245 Shayesan, Anne 145, 258 Sheerer, Kathy 20 Sheets, Kttstln 145, 250 Sheplra, Donald 145 Shepler Barb 178 Sherwood, Gary 259 Shtpley, Martha 145 Shonebarger, Judy 145 Shugart, Paula 140 Stbanda, Nomsa 145 Stclser, John 140 Silber, Jody 237 Stmnnons, Ktm 237 Stmrnons, Kergh 140 Stmmons, Shelley 140 Stmons, Lleth 140 Sums, Laura 140, 243, 247 Slnclalr, Pete 270 Slsco, Nrcholas 140 Slavney, Sharon 140 Sltflso, Mary Ann 140 Sltgo, Sue 254 Smtgelslst, Theteso 140, 234 Srntth, Drlan 158 Srntth, Julta 140, 227 Smtth, Meltnda 140 Srntth, Mtchael 257 Snntth, Dana 230 Smtrh Stephen 122 Smith, F Tom 147 Srntth, Bryan 255 Smtrtle, Sue 147 Smyth, Hahn 147 Snodgrass, Jan 258 Sobotlso, Jetty 147 , 2 Socctorellt, Kathy 200 Sonnenberg, Ed 235 Southwell, Scott 147 Spaldtng, Dawn 258 Spangler, Tammy 250 SpeOr, Phil 147 Satsak, Dennts 147 Spttnger, Ktmberly 147 Stahl, Alltson 147 Stahl, RODIV1 270 Stoker, Sally 147 Srarnbaugh, Teena 147 Stamm, Alan 147 Star, Barbara 245 Statcovtc, Patty 250 Stark, Bob 205 Starkey. Duane 147 Starltn, Mona 147 Stephens, Scott E 148 Stevens, Ann 254 Stevens, Julte 250 Stevenson, Wtlhe 148 Stewart, Barbara 148 Sttdham, Jetty 148, 277 Srtnson, Kelly 200 Srtryuthakarn, Kuntheera Stotz, Kelley 203 Stout, Robert 148 Stout, Tracy Lynne 148 Sttohler, Parnaa 148 Stroybotn, Dee Dee 23 Sttekal, Mttzy 148 Strrtz, Dave 148 Strom, Roy 213 Sttarher, Nancy Ann 148 Stuart, lan 101 Stud-sy, Mark 148, 234 Studer, Ltnda 148 Sturtz, Jerry 255 Stuttz, Ron 255 Suatn, Beth 148 Sudjaduno, Ttmotheus 230 Sullivan, Joe 234 Sulzer, lane 259 Summers, Mtke 71 Sunaryo, Ramualdus 230 Sutopo Ks, lshodr 230 Sutter, Mark 148, 259 Sutton, Gtna 148 Sweeny, Joan 250 Sweeney, Susan 148 Swtdf, Julte 148 Syamsuddtn, Lulsman 230 Sykes, Davtd 148 oar Tacy, Susan 148 Tallottco, Eugene 148 Taman, Tarshta 148 Tamtn, Indrawadt 230 Tanner, Ellen 258 Tatko, David 148 Taylor, Stacta 203, 250 Taylor, Krm 243 Thannoun, Abdul 148 Threl, Walter 205 Thorpe, Dellnda 239 Thayer, Paul 235 Thess, Shelly 258 Shtel, Walter 205 Thomas, Ettc 148 Thomas, Lana 245 Thompson, Jahn 255 Thompson, Nanette 148 Thorpe, Laura 232, 233 Tlerney, Chrlsrapher 148 Tobalwa, Jullus Duncan 146 Tolberr, Parrlcla 245 Tamoff, Donald 149 Tamaff, Wllharn 149 Toplal, Jane 254 Tozer, Parrlcla 149 Traurrnan, Krmberly 149 Trexler, Doa 255 Trlnary, Parrlce 252, 253 Trlpalhy, Susblla 149 Tryon, Mellnda 200 Tucker, Renee 254 Turner, Jane 149 Turner, Paula 202 rban Cowbo Urnbaugh, Bruce 149, 240 Underfer, Jean 200 ayager I Vance, Thom 149 Van Hulse, Lynn 180 Van Merer, Lorrl 254 Van Tassel, Grerchen 251, 258 Voslso, Duane 149 Varrer, Janer 149, 254 Vaughn, Mrchael 149 Venaole, John 149, 243 Vogel, Llz 200 Van Rosenberg, Theresa 149 Vrosros, Kelrh 157 Vu, Huang 235 ho Shar Wade, Adnan 149 Wade, Tonya 204 Wagenhafer, Ralph l 149 Wagner, Carhy 149, 250 Wagner, Sreve 20 Walker, Davud 149 Walker, .lrrn 232, 233 Walshyfleglna 140 JR.. Ward, Joan 149 Ward, Sam 149 Wardrum, Chnsrapher E 149 Washnngron, Brenda 241 Woshrngron, Ternlynn 149 Wasserman, Wasserman, Watson, Ma Webb, Kern Weber, Jlrn Drl0n 191 Kelrh 149 drld 149, 204 149 234 Weber, Susan 149 Well, Cynrhla 149 Werss, Glnger 250 Welch, George 149 Wells, Carlran 150 Wendelr, Mrlse 255 Wengrzyn, Rlch 150 Wesr, Tyrone 257 Wesrenbarger, G A 232, 233 Wharron, Sraryl 150 Wheeler, Margaret 245 Wheary, Gaye 250 Whersrone, Tum 150 Whaley, Jan 214, 215 Whlpple, lan 27, 00 Y 2 Whlre, Cheryl 150 Whlre, Dave 205 Whlre, Klmberly C 150 219 Whwe, Noreen 150 Whlre, Paul 150 Whlrralser, Dann 50 WVOYTOWSIQI, Ted 150 WlCl1ll0Q, llll 254, 259 Wrllxbanlxs Slmrnans, lennlfer 150 wld, Alan 150 Wald, Torn 205 Wullenbrlnls, Wllllam 150 Wllhams, Ann 150 Wulharns, Hugh 257 Wrllrorns., Jaclsle 213, 259 Wllllarhs, Karen A 150, 202 Wllllams, Karen L 150 Wlllrams, Sharon 150 Wrllrams, Valenaa 47 Wrlsan, Denny 157 WllSOn, .len 234, 241 Wllson, Paul 150 Wlnltlx, Todd 50 Wlnrers, Wllllarn 150 Wrse, Marshall 150 Wolfe, Gary L 150 Wolfe, Lenny 259 Wolff, Amy 150 Wolff, Leonard 150 Woods, Joan 208 Worden, Dave 255 Worden, Jeff 50 Wrlghr, Cheryl 150 Wrrghr, Mlldred P 150 Wnghr, Ted 247 Wnghr, Wendy 150 Wyanr, Tan 150, 259 Wyflxer, Margarer 150 ear of rhe Yaman, Kelley 258, 203 Yarbough, Gayle 257 Yares, James 150 Yares, Vlnson 151 Yeager, Cynrhla 151 Yearrs, Jerry 151 Yoho, Todd 162 Young, Danlel 151 Young, Llsa 151, 250 Young, Thomas 151 Young, Valene 151 Yaunr, Mary Doo 200 Youssef, Touflc 23 Yudho, Wlnarno 230 Yuhas, John 151 Yunggar, Manuel M 151 'QQY Zaraber, Dawn 151 Zadnlls, Sranlslav 151 Zlebo, Sprung 151 Zumwalde, Thomas 151 Zuplse, Cheryl 151 OTS c Editorial Staff Editor .,........ 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