Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

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3X 'K. 1 Slaty Kollar Duane W Fletcher , Going up jeff Hill is viewed as Uptown Venflom Sex evfrylhmg a chore to students living on from pumpkms to age 5' East and South greens. Trains often delay students on UWM W' Hehihe' their way to class.

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Athens - O. U., culture and hills D Bentley, a transfer student from Ohio 'State University said, I love the school. As a transfer stu- dent from OSU., I feel a closeness that I never felt at the diploma fac- tory. I really like Athens a lot, said Yalez Ladd, a 23-year-old Spanish major, It has problems but more importantly, people seem to care and that makes a difference to me. The red brick of the streets and buildings give Athens an ageless quality. Athens conveys a feeling that it could have existed in the form it does today, 50 years ago, said Carol Lanberger, a fashion merchandising major. The same hills that give Athens its scenic beauty, ranks high on the students list of complaints. The three biggest troublemakers are jefferson Hill, Morton Hill, and Bryan Hill. Standing at the bottom of Jeff Hill and looking towards the top is like a bad dream. Walking is a chore, only if you have to venture up jeff or Morton hills, said jon Mark Spencer, an O.U. student, It's hard enough walking up that tMorton Hillj early in the morning when your eyes aren't even open, but in the dead of win- ter it's a horror, said Susan Hack- barth, a senior. Hills, friendly faces, and a sense of community, this is Athens. Denise Bollev . X. ,,-Juiliiltkz. ivtgg-2 4Lv,:.,- Q.. 221, cgagfgf.-' .4 Q -,a47.i'V. Je:-+-' J.:--4 1 ' A ,cenic view of O.U. and the Hocking river.

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Wh 7 .U.. Whether it's from the north, south, east or west, students are flocking to Ohio University. But why did they decide to come to O.U. and how did they ever hear of it in the first place? A large percentage of students who attend O.U. come from other states. janet Silverman, a junior from Andover, Mass., discovered O.U. through her father. I didn't even see the campus until after I had been accepted and it took me al- most a whole school year to get used to it, she said. The information found in college manuals can prove very helpful for most students. This was the meth- od Mark Rauterkus, a senior from Pittsburgh, used to choose O.U. Rauterkus said he was looking for a school with a journalism de- partment and a good swim team because the Pennsylvania state col- leges didn't appeal to him. He said O.U. was one of the only schools listed that filled both qualifica- tions. Waiting around in a bus or plane terminal can be the loneliest feeling for a college student trying to get home. Most students just jump into a car and they're home in a matter of hours. Many out-of-state students miss their planes or face lay-overs. The lucky ones find a ride home from someone who lives in their area. Finding a ride or even a flight can be a hassle, but in the end, it's probably all worth it. Rachel Margolis Pholos by Rhonda Harrison Above - O.U. student Latitia Vincent loves her hometown of Cleveland. Opposite page - Sandy Holden from Mentor, Ohio studies her high school yearbook. val: ' Pllllrlllv Dall! ralsll full! :null auluill Fsnxul runrll rail!! vnu!! nnnxll ri' i Q s navvznsuu rnvznsma ulvun vnvou :unor- nuvvon vuron vnu. vnu, nun. uw vmezrn PAKLIV uuuus IAULL nueazzr uvnou uvlrtn IAVLOU PAVLUK nun. M-an vnzrzc nmous-I IAISDI DAKVDN nnvuf um: unc an-e uw: on-as nm! :sun -T 'l Cleveland Jana-lu!! null vrtllll :vnu Llivln ltnnzll Lua cunmclt llcmlu tvlnvl. nm uwln Anna!! Doual.As IILLIAI SAI! IAF!! JAIES luunlu Jllllllil ltlllllh xeuuzvn ulcvuu. 1 v Lv--L vennnu out sauce trauma anno muon: run sn-enum .pl nncu Lum ur:-un :anna LISA nnofznlnl wunlcx onto suv: vnu.-r harness nun! JAIES llfnnit. an nv Louis! an-Hin un- nnv u-suuv Jo-an Jin culcll ullxatvw vnurus amass nxt 'Jens nv un noun. :neun rl ovnv rnvui susut L veal nrt urns ruins DE-use um n-is nun no-en uesncv Jusevu man Lcnlu null nu -ants. Jn s.9ui.D oouvo-4 v J As -:unix Ill' ll Guvnvu-Dons. mnlzluvo-cv. llmn.. IU ll g IDI Ol. VM real. naw JIM cvnonmnaul ln. :null urs.. Oulu tsl ul! HAI! lv. usual. uma I D ml als. Aiovtvd. Uulo lb A. tuuvu. nl: ni. hlnlncvun. ll J un vuonvsou lv. ncnlvwl. onlb la? vnaviau xv. ncuavrul. nuln noon GAIFILLD nl, s!llunFlELb. :NIU 9.0. lol 1131. Avueul. Oulu 2:0 vonlv Avl. ulunx. :mlb 1 svn vxuolwn ln. tluclvvuvr. ONID nu. uma... --,..- -. .- - .- AIO!! lllli IQYOI CIYDI CII!! 5965! ou!! A5500 Alva! 4!o5l AS!!! It 'x llftlltl' . , I 1' 1 ..'f'f,rrrt1- I' :l..n.i 5 1- - -1-rv 1, l' 4. 4-ion no-aureus vlccnse. nr-ns. num uni 9' J 'DlE5Yn Gila Ill., .ua nur sv. necscwvicu. num :sun aan zu nares. mln uno :usa nemo.-muv an. uvvsnuef.,-. vi iszu zzis uscuu ns. Luz-ann anno .nor zu nncau cue. vntmmtrfoue. n v :noi zu vucou ar.. woven-ecesne u v inn: :ou u ua. aevernwo. cum uni I2 ibdflfl LlNEa SYDSSIV- IV ll7'l na enum.: naive. anwsnu num uziz iss :mn nz. unison. anis new was ncnersn- nn. unsoecr. one .nu .is-ennavuu un-s. --creme. 'vm neo: inane uuntvun on, su-A -vs n-no -use issn Ln-one sun. s-una -vs. nam un: music Lo-uno nun sn-gn -ws.. one .nu nun :renewing 3 moz-nr amen: 4 emo-ru. ev enum. an Jsasev asain na ru sszne -.nu cu-wus. nrnsu sus smear mu. sun mics. sam nut zvzn e nsnsvsuns. urvnmn ms.. one -urs sans neu-non we nu. ci-von. aura una izs Li-nz anne. n-cus. or-in -vor if I ,Ol 259 ln Vllfolln DNID OSQIQ any soon svn sv. no-an-. o-ua 4sun cups un. in an-oe. o-no .suse Dall lD9BDU4lU,5BUlGu IDUUUIQ 5119 lslsf :asv stun .1-v. u-vnu. o-no uno in sian we su. :nun-1. cum uno van soon nw sv. raw-aus. nun .nie nn asv mu no. ulcucovnz nu .soon