Ashland University - Pine Whispers Yearbook (Ashland, OH)

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Case started using the eagle as his trademark in 1861 after seeing Old Abe , an eagle acquired by traders from the Chip- pewa Indians and placed in the State Capi- tol Building in Wisconsin. He first showed Old Abe on a perch, then on a branch, and finally on a globe to symbolize world- wide distribution for his company. Since Louise, who is now situated in front of Miller Hall, the disappearance of the eagles from the Case dealers has been the object of many night journeys. Tradition has also come to Ashland. It is supposedly good luck to drop a penny in Louise's beak before a final exam. Also, the wooden eagle mascot which is present at all home athletic contests, and the eagle which is used for the introduction of players at basketball games were inspired by the Case eagle although they are some- what different in appearance. N , x U13y,,5 v .I 'W M J -M WM in 1 5., F-gm t-,Ex A' wp . 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CLAYTCN PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE L. E. LIN DCWER DEAN OF THE COLLEGE H-as R454 ,f-ma? Robert Bingham, Bnrinefr Manager Arthur Gorsuch, Dean of Special Studie! fl Af if K O. H. Schaaf, Director of Library Dr. Joseph Shultz, Dean of Seminary George Guiley, Dean of Students E. Phillip Lersch, Director of Public Relation! William Mast, Dean of Student Growth Virgil Meyer, Director of Religi Affair! 0115 Samuel Richmond, Director of Development Doyle Saner, Coordinator of Preridentir Council James Cooke, College Arcbitert George Fischer, Comptroller Edward West, Dirertor ofStz1dent Financial Aids Lloyd Wygant, I Dirertor of Food Servicer and I I Housing '25 Charles Follett, Dean of Men Jane Hill, A.rJi.rtant Deon of Women Emmett Lentz, M.D., Director of Health Service: Edward McGinnis, Arsirtant to Dean of Men, Intronzzzralr Director Doris Stout, Deon of Women 'JT' -11751 x 1 Richard Denbow, B U S I N E S S Dirertor of Central Servicer ' 'A' I ' ' -uni DEPT. STUDENT PERSONNEL DIVISION 12' 7.2 ,arg James Ganyard, Adminiom C ozmrellor Giles Krueger, Director of Admisfiom Mary Alice Mielke, Axsociate Director of Amdemic Coumelling Robert Roland, Regiftrar Leslie Wwdburn, Director of Academic Counselling A-Qi ' Erma Wrxght Eunice Dean, Department of Education George Donges, Department of Health and Phyxical Education Alice Ferguson, Department of Foreign Language: I. Ray Klingensmith, Department of Bihle David Loyd, Department of Economicr and Burinen Administration Wilbed Miley, Department of Speech Christine Miller, Department of Art Raymond Bixler, Department of Hixtory jane Bogniard, Department of Home Economic: HEADS DF DEP RTMENTS Milton Puterbaugh, Department of Science Calvin Rogers, Department of Muric Arthur Srunz, Department of English . , -.,,uP,,l, PT .. . if May Pyle Andrews, Professor of English i Dorothy Adalis, juan Jose Acuna, 11--fi ACU LTY Lui, 'QA I Duane Benton, Stephen Bihari, Bessie Bixler, S peciol Instructor in Biology Esther Black, 3 is ? Associoie Professor of Speech 4,-pq, Edwin Boardman, Professor of Church History, Emeritus Senior C ozznsellor Associate Professor of Zoology Assistant Professor of Spanish Owen Alderfer, Professor of Church History Carl Allen, Assistant Professor of Art L. Alan Barker, Professor of Psychology John Beck, I Assistant Professor in Accounting Assistant Professor in Physical Science Associate Professor of French Donald Cadley, Anixtant Profefxor of S peech Ellen Campbell, Profeuor of En glifh Dorothy Carpenter, Auociate Profeffor of Mathematic! Jae Hyung Chai, Auictant Profesxor of Political Science Ruth Chamberlin, Anixtant Profenor of Education Oliver Chorpenlng, Axsociate Profexsor o Education Carol Clayton, Department Store: and Lah Aniftant Mrs. james Cooke, Anixtant Profeuor of Home Economicx Clell Cox, Axfociate Profenor of Art Dorothy Dewey, Inftructor of Bufinesc Robert Brownson, Athletic Director and Auociate Profexxor of Education Meade Burnett, Head Coach, Track and Crocs C ountry, I nxtructor of Ph yfical Education ff' ,. ia' 471' Albert Goad, I nrtrnctor in Art Andrew Gregersen, Arrirtant Proferror of Voice Stanley Dewey, Arrociate Proferror of Political Science C. Richard Dowd, Arrirtarzt Proferror of Accoanting Mary Dovenbarger, Imtrzzctor in Home Economics Harold Franz, Al Fendrick, Snperoiror of Student Teaching and Phyrical and Health Education Carl Ford, Auirtant Proferror in Phyrical Education Delbert Flora, Proferror of Archaeology and New Tertarnent Donald Fought, I nrtructor of Rfzrrian and French Arrirtant Profefror of Philorophy' Robert Froelich, Proferror of Mzuic Education Woodford Garrigus, Profe.r.ror of Geography l 3 I Gloria Holmes Auociate Pro error o Elementary Edumtzon Superoiror, Elementary Ednmtzon ,K-e' Virginia Jenkins xv- Asrociate Proferror of S peecb Hjordes johnson Arrociate Profeuor rn Playfzml Edumtzon Barbara jones Instructor in Piano Wendell jones, Special Instructor in Perfuxrion Robert Kearns, Auociate Profexror Accounting Richard Kriens, Axrociate Profersor rn Cbemirtry Richard Leidy Imtructor in Radzo Dzrector o Electronutr james Lifer, Director of Student Tenchzng Ida Lindower Inrtructor in Englzrb 4 ,,.fM,,,,w f- I 'I ,M 1 f I Mr i 1' Duncan Lowe, Arrirtant Proferxor of Philofophy George Marble, Arrociate Proferror of Economirr , Lewis Markle, Associate Proferror of Phyfieal Education and Arsirtant Bareball, Barketball Coach Fred Marftinelli, Head Football Coach Margery McBurr1ey, I nrtruetor m Home Ecortornicr Beverly McCormic, Spanirb Robert McGovern, Arforiate Proferror o Engliyh .f.'. .4-r il7' Gerald Mackellar, Afroeiate Profersor of History Harold Mielke, Arrirtant Proferror ofBz1Jine.v,r Administration Frederick Moore, Proferror of Englirb Charles Munson, Arrociate Profeuor of Practical Theory Willimn Musselman, Head Coarh of Barleetball, Arrirtant Proferrar of Pbyriral Education Auociate Proferror of Pbyrieal Education, Arrirtarzt Profersor of f Marie Oemler, Instructor in English john Olive, Associate Professor of Biology Llewelyn Owen, Professor of Psychology and Counselling Elizabeth Pastor, Assistant Professor in Piano Otto Petsch, Assistant Professor of Physics I. D. Pollitt, Professor of English Robert Pollock, Assistant Professor of S peecb Alan Poorman, Assistant Professor of Physics Vernon Reeder, Assistant Professor of Music Vivienne Reicharcl, Assistant Professor of History Maurice Newkirk, Professor of Biology Eloise Noonan, Assistant Professor of Home Economics 337 l R uf Q' Donald Rett, james Reynolds, Rendell Rhoades, Ella Shannon, W Stanford Siders, Richard Snyder, Profefxor of Englixh :md Writer-In-Refidence George Spink, Anociate Proferxor of Bible Anociate Profenor of Sociology Anifmrzl Profenor in Englixla Auoriote Profenor of Biology James Richcreek, Prafeyxor of Pxyvbology Eve Richmond, Special lmmlrtor in Voife . Paul Saleste, Proferxof of PJ ycbol o g y Margaret Schauffler, Afyociale Profeuor of Art Inxlfzzctor in Phyfical Education Thomas Shockney, Afsixtant Profeuor ofBz1Jine.r.r Adminixtmlion Asfofiale Profeuor ofEdz1falion Bruce Stark, Profeuor of Old Temzment Randolph Stein, Auociate Profefsor of Englixb Paul Taylor, Profenor of Pbyficf Mary Thuma, Asroriafe Profenor of Education Karl Topinka, Auixlant Pfofenor of German and Rlmian U-W WW l ,uajyuf Q- 'E' .JQQ5 C! ,,M...,,, Marilyn Troxel, Imtrzzcior in Biology Paul Troxel, Aniftant Profesxor of Mzuic Thomas Vanosdall, Profeixor of Chemixtry john Valentine, Anixtant Football and Head Temzif Coach Alf W'al1e, Profeuor of Buxiness Adminixtration Harry Weiderdmmner, Profefsor of Geology Leonard Weitzel, Asxiytant Professor of Pbiloyoploy E V . Robert Wendling, md' Margery Whitted, lnrtructor in Englirh Lulu Wood, -. T Anixtant Profeyfor of Matlaenzaticr Profermr of Cl9ildren'J Literature Mabel Zehner, Imlrnctor in Organ Erma Allis, K Bookkeeper d I Carolyn Amstutz, 5. Recorder Shirley Andersorm, ,G WJ: 3 Reeeptioniyt, Perronnel Division Margaret Andrews, 4, .gk Secretary to Head ofEdz1cation Depl. M Donna Brubaker, Winnifred Carroll, Perxonnel Arsixtant, Yearbook Advilor Kathryn Claus, Manager of Student Union Serretary to Sizzdent Financial Aid: Dirertor Faith Greene, Librarian G Hilda Grim, - Secretary to Businerr ' Manager Linda Hazel Kriens, Secretary to Director of Public Relatiom Wanda Heter, H Secretary to Coordinator of Preridentr Council Alice Ingraham, Secretary to Direrto Jane Johnson, Nurse Marguerite Knight, Head Nnrfe Geraldine Conway, Serretary to Dean of Student Growth Janice Courtwri ht 8 , Secretary to Dean of Seminary .0 N i-ta Cummins, Bookkeeper qf, . ug ,gp Helen Dana, , 3 ' Q College Examiner X ,ig james Etzwiler, f 'rj I IBM Statirtiriarz ' V wil r ofSeien1:e Divixion If X- I 1 if ,,wl'7 ' :. . .c,...,q-'- ' ' 1. p pg taxi, WX .u ' 9 fl!-, . fi' '4 . eg' F . I i N I I 1 qi? lv ,Gqiggjgx , i l it ci 1 'a' ' , 91. .Wd .. ., bf na. Q, 4. .V -, W- ig du Zflifigfzl.. 5 -4-5: V-Y'--'--ff ,I i fx ry IDF' .J-, ,, Suzanne Rauber, Library Staff Wanda Kerr, Office Manager, Alumni Secretary Marjorie Long, Secretary to the Director of Library Patricia Mackey, Secretary to Superintendent of Baildingx ' V 'il:'?l11E-!,.E.,!- Lee Mar, Switchboard operator Jane Marshall, Secretary in Clinic Betty Moore, Arsirtant College Nurxe Mildred Petit, Head Librarian Mae Poland, Secretary, Perfonnel Office Nettie Poorman, Secretary in Student of Growth Office Frances Porter, Secretary to Dean of Special Studier Special I nftructor in Nzcrrery S cbool Beulah Rumbaugh, Mrs. Dayle Sale- Secretary to the Bminefr Manager Mrs. Carol Sears- Sefretary to Athletic Director Elizabeth Shearer- Add reno gra ph Operator Helen Shively- Referenre Librarian Mrs. Jacqueline Shoutd- Serretary to Dean of the College F'uv'!' 'U Rachael Strong- Secretary, Buyineu Office Marie Taggart- Clerk in Bzuinesx Office Mrs. Ellie Weiss- Secretary to Alumni Representative Mrs. Betty Wwdburn- S ecretary, Student V r- , V Growth H I 7. HOUSE MOTHERS Mrs. Mildred Baumeister- Alpha Phi l Mrs. Melba Gardner- Kappa Sigma t Af '5 1. IFA: , 2' 'I ffqa-'A AU' Sf' Q i t ,. Q 1. H ' ' , -2- N 'Q' -, A Mrs. Gretchen Krueger- fo.-X Al plea Theta Mrs. Allie Lash- Delta Zeta Mrs. Heneritta McCarthy- Allen Hall :E if ' . .. . ,su 4 ,ff . lvl 3 in 'le- 'I .51 ,f r 5 -wr - 0 ' 1 , U Ht1 !t:f2,JfLH4f 'K sig A V' 1 .Z :Q . gi 1, .o:,.o:.s L .:.',d', 'N ,,- ,--, - at 'sux C 'uf' X B r r lf f' lf lt gi? A-.IX Mrs. Olga Stump- Home Management M yen Hall M. Mrs. Gladys Whetstone- Mrs. Anne Snyder- Sigma Na Mrs. Leah Spear- Clayton Hall Mrs. Dorothy Spring- Pi Kappa Pi Mrs. Evelyn Patton- Relief Mrs. Bertha Racey- Iaeobr Hall Mrs. Margaret Silk- Phi Delta Theta Mrs. Helen Smith- Phi Kappa Pri Mrs Kathe n Wilson- ' W Phi Mu Mrs. Agnes Wood- Clark Hall Mrs. Dorothy Young- Relief Q COL 11.3 EB Slit-'KP 4+ ASHLP-S S EN ICRS Howard Akin B.A. in Ecouomicx Judy Alexander B.S. in Education Luann Amore B.S. in Education john Conger Bailey B.S. in Busineu Adminiftrafiorz Leone L. Adair B.S. in Elementary Education Eugene A. Admonius B.S. in Efiucatiofz jean Baker B.S. in Edzcccztion Gary Beal B.S. in Education fibq 'W 'J X au-I is Charles G. Beekley Bachelor ofA1'l5 Maryann Benes Baclaelor of Am' james Berkshire Bachelor of Art: james Lee Berry Bachelor of Science Paul L. Bird B.S. in Buyiness Adininistration Carole Blodgett B.S. in Education Sanford Bowen B.S. in Education Terry Lee Bowers B.S. in Education Paul Beskid B.S. in Education joseph M. Bibb B.S. in Education ,-4' joel E. Brean B.S. in Education Altha. Louise Brinson B.S. in Education 2 'R 'Hun Bruce Brodbeck B.S. in Education Beverly Brook B.S. in Edzzratiorz Karen Brown B.S. in Education Carol Bucher Barlaelor of Arts Dwight Campbell B.S. in Educczlion Jann Campbell B.S. in Education Suhsan Campbell B.S. in Bzcfirreyf Acimirzixtratiorz Frank Capolupo Bachelor of Art: Bonita Kay Bucklew Bachelor of Art! Philip A. Bush Bachelor of Science Janice Carman Bachelor of Science Herbert Carr Bachelor of Science f-ov' an al Jann Seville Chew Bachelor of Am' Douglas Eugene Cellar Bachelor of Arif Linda Wachter Cochran B.S. in Education Richard H. Comings B.S. in Bwinerr Aa'mini.vt1'ation Virginia Coulter B.S. in Education Janice Cox B.S. in Education Lavon Kay Cross B.S. in Education Douglas G. Culler Bachelor of Science Robert W. Conaway B .S . in Bufinexs Adnzinixfrafion john Thomas Conoway II Bachelor of Science Glenn William Darling B.S. in Education Nancy jean Dean B.S. in Education if-, ,, y, 1 f,, 0-nf 'lf 'z..., ,', ri' .0 Ypdpi 'ra'-4:5 uffg- , fi I1 la ll il na l 9 n ll-B Dan Allen Deever B.S. in Education Judith Ann Dill B.S. in Education Karen Sue Dillon B.S. in Education Lawrence Doctor B.S. in Burinefr Adrniniytrution Phyllis Elliott B.S. in Education Roberta Essick B.S. in Education A. john Esbenshade, jr. Bachelor of Science Fenwick Faulkner B.S. in Edacation Sherdena Dorsey Bachelor of Amr Patricia Eddy B.S. in Bafifzexf Aziminiffratiofz John G. Ferrante Bachelor of Srierzre Lacey Bartels Fischer Bachelor of Arts , w 'ut ?l 'VP Roxana jane Fitt Bachelor of Arif Albert john Ford B.S. in Edzzmtiorz Joyce Ann Francek B.S. in Edzzmtion Sally Diane Gardner Bfzrhelor of Mmic Richard C. Gerber B.S. in Bzuizzeff Acfministrazfion john E. Gilbert Bachelor of Arts Kety Gonzalez-del-valle Bachelor of Science jean Ellen Gooding Bachelor of Music Michael john Geler B.S. in Bzzfineff Acirrziniflmtiorz Ian Campbell Gent B.S. irz Bzzfineff Aciminiximtion Terry Wayne Gordon B.S. in Education Margaret Ann Gray B.S. in Educalion 'G .I ,. di June Guindon B.S. in Education Gary Edward Harmon Bachelor of Am janet P. Harmon B.S. in Education Jean Hattendorf B.S. in Education Lawrence J. Heath B.S. in Ecizzcfztion Carol Heimerich B.S. in Edzmzlion Hu Benjamin Irwin Herrle Bachelor of Arts Rodney M. Hewitt B.S. in Eflzzcalion Cynthia Hawk Aryociate in Art Larry David Heath B.S. in Eflumtion Cheryl A. Hildebrand B.S. in Eflzzmtion john H. Hoak Bachelor of A115 .-R 3 L ll gow. Dennis Arthur Holland B.S. in Bzuinen Ariministmtion Marcus L. Horowitz Bfzfbelor of Arts Katherine Howley B.S. in Edzfmtion john Howard Howser BS. in Bzzfilzeff fldmizzifmztion Thomas Eugene Hurley Bacloel or of Arts Karen Jenkins B.S. in Education Sheila jane Jewell B.S. in Education joseph William johnson Bachelor of Arts Richard Stephen Hudson B.S. in Bnsinen' Adniinixtration Lloyd M. Hulit Bachelor of Science Gloria G. jones B.S. in Education Albert Kapustar B .S . in Education 'ui' sn.: t Z' Judith Kaufman B.S. in Education Barbara W. Kearns Bachelor ofA1't5 Ben Kehr B.S. in Buxinesx Adrninixtruiioiz Lee Kennedy Bucbelor' of Arts TE Mary jane Kinney B.S. in Education Ernestine M. Klosinski Bachelor of Science Cheryl Ann Kolleda B.S. in Education Gary L. Kula B.S. in Education Linda Lou Kennedy B.S. in Education Marie Keppel Bachelor of Music R N0 A 'N-'UP TP? Mary Anne Kurtz B.S. in Edzzmlion Kenneth P. Laird Bachelor of Science nf - ,Y V Y - V Y YY.. .. --.:7,,.T i , ,, , ,-, ,. ,, ,A .. - tw, 11' -4 V .H V gl, ui.- -fr' its Geoffrey Landis B.S. in Bwinen Acimifzirlmtion Keith Legg Bachelor 0fA1'ts Hugh Lewis B.S. in Edumtion Robert D. MacKe11er B.S. in Buxineu Adminifmztiofz Gail Lynne McMeeken B.S. in Bzzsinexr Adnzinisinzfion Philip B. Meese Bachelor of Science Ray Lee Meese Bachelor of Science Kenneth Mezurek B.S. in Businexx Adwzinistmzfiofz Mary Lou Martin Bachelor 0fA1'fx Thomas McFrederick B.S. in Bzuineyf Administmiiofz William Ray Mitchell Bezclyelor of Science Richard H. Moore B.S. in Education David S. Morrison Bachelor of Arif Michael F. Nase B.S. in Bzuiners Adminixtmtion Ruth M. Nash Bachelor of Arts Margaret V. Naughton B.S. in Education Rebecca Ellen Noble B.S. in Education Kenneth R. Oberlin Bachelor of Art: Alan Duane Osler Bachelor ofA1't.v George L. Packer III BA. in Mmic Haidee Newberry Bachelor of Am' Lauri Niskanen B.S. in Ecizzccztion 1.75- Carol Ann Parker Bachelor of Science Marjory Petty Peck Bachelor of Music S WN.. 3 asf U' 'v . ff ,,.a3'4 kwa lv lf Francis M. Perrnan B.S. in E!1fZlCLZZ'j07Z Carolyn Joanne Pim B.S. in Ecfzccation Thomas C. Pluto B.S. in Ecfzzcczliofz Audra E. L. Prefling B.S. in Eclzzcatiofz bv 'l f Y Peter S. Richards B.S. in Business Acinzinisimtion Donna Richert B.S. in Edziciztion Walter W. Rittberger B.S. in Business Adnzinistwztion Susan Rockenfelder B.S. in Education Robert E. Rhodes Bachelor of Science Helen Elisabeth Riehl B.S, in Education Carol Greshner Rogers B.S. in Edzzmfion Larry Paul Rogers B.S. in Educfzlion Carl Roloff B.S, in Education Joanne Marie Runci Arrociate in Arty Larry Domenick Sacco B.S. in Edzzmtion Janet L. Schaffter B.S. in Edzzmtion Robert Sedlack B.S. in Basinesy Adrninistration Edward N. Sharpless Bachelor of Science Ron F. Shepherd B.S. in Education Duane Singer Bachelor of Science Marjorie Louise Schuck Bachelor of Art! Beverly Sedlack Axmciaie in Arts il' A- George F. Slaughter ' FW B.S. in Edzzmfiofz ' jane E. Spotts W B.S. in Edzmztion --nip, l Mary Ann Sprang BS. in Edzzmiiwz Elizabeth A. Stark B.S. in Education james Earl Stauffer BS. in Education William Steadman B.S. in Education Trudy Arlene Taggart Bacbel or of Arts Forest Ellsworth Tate BS. in Education George Taylor B.S. in Educalion Dale Town ' B.S. in Bzuinesr Aciministratiorz Mary Lucinda Stewart B.S. in Education R. Kurt Stoll Bachelor of Arty 1'-aw! Thad D. Trautwein B.S. in Bczsinecy Adnzizzifcmtion David William Uhde Bachelor of Science D -raw ' Nl' V-if Allen Edward Vild B.S. in Education Fred Visci B.S. in Eciucezciofz Paul Volkmann Bachelor 0fA1'1f.f Donald Vorous B.S. in Bzcfinecs Adnzinismzlion f joan Gay Walker B.S. in Education Gerald J. Weyer B.S. in Education Douglas L. White B.S. in Education Thomas Eugene Williams B.S. in Education 'fri' ill. '- ' Jerry P. Wagenhals Bachelor of Science Birney Ray Walker III Bachelor of Science , 1 'wr 'Sf' David S. Winkler Bachelor' of Science Stanley E. Wirt Bachelor 07' Science , i ,IU 14 J A.:- ..1 . -.4 Lf, -1---9-I Richard Wolgemuth Bachelor of Science Larry Wood B.S. in Business Aclminirmztiorz Ronald N. Woodburn Bachelor of Science Victoria Gene Woodman Bachelor of Am' Cathy Yochheim B.S. in Edzzmfion Eric Yochheim Bafbelor of Srience Margaret jane Yost B.S. in Education Lois Ann Young B.S. in Education Clayton Woodruff B.S. in Bzuinexs Acinzifzixtmtiofz Sally Worcester B..S'. in Edzzmtiolz , zz TZ? 41k COL ASHLPSQ L 5 2 Q Q 5 JLINIORS Abrornowitz, Hillard Ackerman, Williain Albright, David Amstutz, Wava Aretz, Adam Arnold, Rodger Atherton, Marvin Atterholt, Paul Baerenklau, Gary Bailey, jack Bajai, Elaine Barnett, Brenda Barr, Gerald Basista, james Beasore, Nancy Becker, Trudie Berger, Gayle Berry, Connie Billings, Marilyn Boyer, Carolyn Boyer, Dennis Bowman, Al Breskvar, Michele Brezina, Andrew Brustowicz, Chris Burke, William Buzzard, Judith Caldwell, Ann Caldwell, james Cannon, Dennis Carmean, John Casher, Jeanne K ii f -..f',v 6:1 , fl .Y X, L X Cervinski, Judith Chaney, Thomas Chaundy, Judith Chui, Kwok Sang Clark, Lloyd Clouser, Marie Cocherl, Lillian Cockshutt, Dale Conrad, Forrest Cooksey, David Crispinelli, Lynda Crowe, Margaret Cunningham, Harvey Dawe, Ronald Dent, Nelda Dickson, Douglas Dolan, Douglas Drushal, Mary Ellen Dunlap, Jerry Ecklebarger, D. 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Topinka, Vera Topper, Sue Turnley, Brenda Utz, Sallie Visci, Robert Voigtsberger, Virginia Walker, Laura Walker, Marilyn Wallace, Kathy Warner, Donna Warner, jean Webber, Larry Wells, John Wentzel, Becca Werher, William West, Chris Wetz, Elaine Whalen, Michelle Whitacre, Thomas Whitehead, John Whitmore, Howard Whittle, Williain Williams, Deloris Williams, Diana Williams, Pauline Williams, Susan Wilson, Carol Wilson, Timothy Winkler, jill Wohlgamuth, Paula Wood, Susan Yoder, Roger J R iff? 2 I ing L I V V Klenz, Susan MCI-Tate, Patricia I I 1 , N 1 ,,' TQJ ' A , - 24 :5---L- 74 :X . ,, .ir , ar fr f f. 'J ' 2- 1- -3-'J 1 W 1 Lie ' F .2-' 3 7-.,'r,-'. 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Y- fv- ,.,,. -ni-i,,-, Winlde, Dona Wolfram, john Worcester, Marcia Worhnann, Bonnie x 19? .1-. 1? Wordmen, jan Wright, Pam Yoel, Almira Yonkof, Marty Q - FET Tf7?:7:4?'W 'T Ti' ,f,w'm.'-,gf '5 g ,L ffflf Zabielski, Tony Zaksek, George Ziegler, Bob Zimmerman, Dan COL 3 QQ 5 ASHL P59 GRGANIZATIGNS granlg Capolupo, Jack Bailey, Nancy Dean, Kenneth Mezurek, jack Howser, Roxana Fitt, Jeff Black, jim Jorgensen, Donald Jakeway, Drew mit . TUDE T SENATE The purpose of this highly representative body is to enact and en- force any legislation within its scope of power. The membership of the Senate includes the presidents of the four classes, a representative from each class, and the elected Senate officers. The activities and responsibilities of the Senate include sponsoring all-school functions, supervising the editing of the handbooks, yearbook, and newspaper, and preparing all Monday assemblies. 3 As Seniors, we are on the verge of completing four of the most educational, prosperous, and exciting years of our lives. Granted, we have been considered and taught as individuals and had the opportunity to draw directly upon the knowledge and inspiration of our instructors, however, the essence of a college education cannot be found in the classroom alone, but must be searched for and found by each student in his own way. Ashland College is the place to seek such an opportunityg a kind of op- portunity made up of individual desire on the part of the student and a genuine concern on the part of the college. Each of us will have a great feeling of accomplishment in our degree because we have worked hard to earn it. We, in student government, have had such an opportunity in striv- ing constantly to serve the best interests of the student body. We have witnessed constant growth and as a result we had to deal with many new problems to maintain pace with this growth. We did not always know the right answer but thanks to Mr. Roland and Mr. Marble, our advisors, we were enabled to proceed along valuable guidelines. Frank Capolupo STUDENT SENATE PRESIDENT Mr. Robert Roland lf rQ, I l 2 l 1 il E 1 il . l Franz row: Nancy Dean, jill Florea, Sally Worcester, Diane Rutherfoord, Carolyn Frech, Bonnie Butcheti Back row: Susan Elderkin, Connie Gallina, jane Dolby, Susan Gilbert, Connie Berry PA -HELLENIC COUNCIL Pan-Hellenic is a sorority-governing body composed of three mem- bers from each sorority. This council establishes rules by which all the sororities must abide. v---v id-I dig Fifi! row: James Hartman, Jack Bailey, James Stauffer, Tim Merritt Secand row: Fred Visci, Karl jenkins, Mike Myers, Professor Shockney Third row: Jack Howser, Rodney Widmoyer, Bob Natherson, Bill Rittberger I TERFR TER ITY COUNCIL The Inter-fraternity Council is the governing body of all the fra- ternities on campus. It is this group of men that coordinate each of the Greek activities. It is up to this council to see to it that the fra- ternities maintain the standards and goals under which they were founded. This body of men stands ready to promote the general welfare and create a spirit of co-operation, interest, and unity between the fraternities and their brothers. Most important, this council up- holds the traditions and principles of Ashland College. new Front row: Susan Wedler, Mary Drake, Bonnie Butcheri, Carol Stearns, Karen Mounteer Back row: Virginia Coulter, Nancy Godt, Linda McQuate, Melinda Schick. W.S.G.A. Women's Student Government Association administers a representa- tive form of government in an effort to protect and to preserve the rights and privileges of all women students on and off campus. I4O H '::.r jan Scott, Pat O'Hail, Pam Macomber, Kathy McVey, Mary Drake. JUDICIAL B0 RD judicial Board, as a major division of the Women's Student Govern- ment Association, is formed to maintain discipline and enforce the rules and regulations of the women students. The judicial Board con- sists-of an elected president and a representative from each women's residence hall. fa gl . 1.12051 . . 1,-,J'l'ill ll J. ASHLAND COLLEGE BIOLOGY CLUB Eva , l , i gl,- Firrz row: Rex Skelton, Jim jorgenson, Bonnie Butcheri, Nita Huth, George Slaughter, Sandy Bowen, Carol Hopkins, Tucker Self, Geoff Landis, Deedra Lisy, Rod Levesque, Phil Beekley, Gary Heitzenroder. Second row: Mary Maxwell, Mickey Lorenz, Becky Gookins, jack Bailey, Virginia Coulter, Judy Dill, Judy Schneider, Janice Robinson, Karen Dillon, Third raw: Sue Thompson, Linda Marks, Pat McAfoos, David Albright, Chuck Thatcher, John Estill C.C.0. The Council of Campus Organizations this year has become one of the most influential organizations on campus. The Vice-president of the Student Senate serves as chairman of the C.C.O. Representatives of all organizations meet monthly to consider and make suggestions on campus issues. Its most important function is to act as liaison be- tween students, faculty, Student Senate, and the administration. .Cf L' in5l5lii.i ' 1 Vik' 'EN- '.,' - '.s'-2-Lsuinw Q Franz row: Dagmar Topinka, Mrs. Claus, Phyllis Felts, Carolyn Boyer Bark raw: Tim Stark, Dave felts, Dave Uhde TLIDE T U IO BGARD OF GO ER ORS This is a joint student-faculty board in charge of regulating and operating the Student Union. There are six full-time students fthree men and three womenj on the board and they are elected by the Student Body on the following bases: two must be resident students, two must be commuters, and the remaining two must be residents of Ashland. The two faculty members of the board are elected by a faculty com- mittee from a group nominated by the Student Senate. jack Howser, Wei' enn Presidentg Dick Poorbaugh, Vice Presidentg Jann Campbell, Secretaryg Roxy Fitt, Treasurer Lefl zo riglaz: Don james, Presidentg Trudie iv tv Becker, Treasurerg Tim Stark, Student Senateg Sue Koons, Secretary fnot picturedj. JU IOR OFFICERS J' if George Duplay, Vice Presidentg Susie Williams, Secretaryg Jim Jorgensen, Presiclentg Cecila Schoner, Trezsurerg jeff Black, Stu- SOPHO ORE CDFFICER Left lo right: Don jakeway, Presidentg Carol Williams, Secretaryg John Thomas, Treasuxerg Jay Deblinger, Vice Presidentg Drew Smith, Student Senate Representative. FRESHMEN OFFICERS Front row: Sally Worcester, jan Cox, Audra Prefling, Karen Jenkins, Nancy Dean, Connie Pash Back row: Paul Volkmann, Jack Howser, john Gilbert, Steve Wojanis, Mike Nase, Ed Porter, Frank Capolupo, Ken Mezurek Howard Akin Al Osler. WHO'S WHO Who's Who is comprised of students elected to the organization by the faculty and various student groups. A person must be of senior class rank and have shown qualifications in leadership, character, scholarship, and interest in Ashland College. The group is included in the national publication Who's Who'Among Students in American Universities and Colleges. 1:2 wsu Front row: Mildred Petit, Dean Stout, Beverly McCormick. . . i i Burk row: Cheryl Hildebrand, Audra Prefling, Nancy Dean, Margie Peck, Mary Ann Sprang, Virginia Coulter, Karen Jenkins, Bonita Bucklew, SENIOR WOMEN'S HO QRS The Senior Women's Honors Association was organized in the spring of 1965 by Doris C. Stout, Dean of Women, in order that key senior women may be honored and at the same time may profit by association with programs and projects. Academic admievements, leader- ship, character, present usefulness and future potential are considered. The members are chosen in the late spring of their junior year. Their pin is the gold sickle, and they carry the Greek name Kalon. Q? Seated: Carolyn Kauffman, Caroline Boyer, Becky Gookins, Ann Caldwell, Leslie Callihan, Jean Mosher. Standing: Becca Wentzel, Lois Langell, Sue Topper, Wava Arnstutz, Ruth Homuth, jill Florea, Mary Maxwell, Beverly Smith, Kathleen O'Hearn, Virginia Davison, Pam Daugherty, Ruth Ann Knight, Carol Stearns. SCPHOMCRE WOMENS HO ORS Each year the Womens Sophomore Honors Association selects for membership those Women who have achieved a 5.5 or better accumula- tive average during their freshman year at Ashland College, and have shown high charatter, a diversity of interests, and congeniality. The previous year's members serve during their junior year as an ad- visory council. This organization Promotes leadership and fellowship among its members. Furthermore, it serves Ashland College in such areas as tutoring, ushering, and hostessing. The officers for 1966-1967 are Sue Topper, president, Lois Langell, Vice-President, Mary Maxwell, treasurer, and Bev Smith, secretary. Row one Rex Skelton Dwxght Powers Duane Smger Drck Gerber Trm Morganstern Larry Bell Hugh Lewns Bxll Ackerman Irm Jorgensen Row 2 Don Bogasxan john Thomas B111 Chandler Doug Copp Tucker Self Phrl Bush Gary Garst Ed Donnelly George Nace Ernre Lewis Row 3 Phrl Hof jrm Morrxson Roger Arnold Mrke Goldsen Paul Keller Ron Woodburn Errc Rrley Crarg McCord Larry Clever Andy Walters Brian Neff Les jarus Ron Pheruce CIRCLE K Crrcle K rs the largest college orgamzatron rn exrstence-there are over 700 clubs throughout the Unrted States and Canada Clrcle K 15 not a socral organrzatlon but rt IS a servrce organrzatron for college men operatrng on the campus and rs s1m1lar to Krwanrs and other servrce clubs The Crrcle K Club of Ashland College was chartered rn 1955 and rs one of the oldest and most actrve of the thrrty two clubs rn the Ohro Dxstrxct Crrcle K does many projects for the campus and commumty, such as drstrrbuted 2 000 desk mats erected a daxly announcement board 1I1 cafeterra entrance pamted eagles sold mums for Homecomrng sponsored Sweetheart at Homecormng donated Welcome Alumnr and Parents srgn to Alumnr Assocratron were hosprtalrty commrttee for dorm dedrcatrons sponsored Parent s Day Dance Wrote letters to men rn Vret Nam sponsored Chrlstrnas party for underpnvxleged ch1ldren produced an all campus talent show .' ' , y 5 x 5 I l 9 I l I , , 1 1 x s n r 1 ' .' , , , 1 a a a I 1 ! 2 ' 7 9 ., . ,, . . . . y iii!!!- Ffyong raw: Stan Wirt, Jan Baker, Marjorie Peck, Phil Bush, Virginia Coulter, Dr. Eunice Dean, Mr. Leslie Woodburn. Raw 2: Mary Ann Sprang, Mary Drake, Jann Chew, Bonnie Bruce, Roberta Essick, Bonnie Butcheri Row 3: Evelyn Younkin, Judy Ann Alexander, Sherdena Dorsey, Linda Ensley, Bonita Bucklew, Mary Ann Kurtz, jean Row 4: Karen Jenkins, Carolyn Kaufman, Mary Ann Kinney, Marilou McNair, George-Slaughter, Gerald Weyer. PPAN CH PTER Kappa Delta Pi is an education honorary- for students who have shown leadership and scholastic achievement. It is part of the National Educa- tion Honorary and throughout the year the members participate in stimulating discussions and hear outstanding lectures delivered by leaders in education. Mosher, Sanford Bowen Fronz raw Mary Drake Mary Ann Mulholland Mary Jane Kxnney Karen jenkms Lmda Ensley Jean Mosher Sherdena Dorsey Mary Ann Sprang joe Johnson K PP DELT PI Th1s chapter of Kappa Delta P1 was recogmzed by the Nat1onal dur mg the past year The group prctured above 15 the orrgmal charter rou Back row.: Bonnie Bruce, Evelyn Younkin, Mafilou McNair, Sanfdrd Bowen, Bonnie Butcheri, jlrdy Ann Alexander, Carolyn Kadfman, Cliff Watson. 8 P- Fzrrl row Michelle Whalen, Nadine Godman, jane Bennett, Barbara Krenrick, Laura Fisher Second row: Nancy Keffer, Theresa Sykes, Cathy Grassman, Jane Greer, Linda Eagle, Lois Fuller, Lynn Parker. Third raw' Leonard Horst, Jimmie Geaslen, Ruth Homuth, Mary Ellen Edick, Beverly Staats, Fran Boose, Jan Cox, Kathy Miller, David Cooksey Fred Finks, Thomas Chaney, David Albright. PAJYX-XA TH ET A -1-- 'zzt f Q, i Ov to 1966 C' Alpha Theta was organized this year to provide all' Ashland College students with a place where they could find fellowship, discussion, or relaxation away from the classroom atmosphere-the Alpha Theta House has met this goal. Although membership is not required to use the house or participate in any of the campus activities, the charter membership totaled sixty members and five new members have joined since. Thus far the organization has purchased and installed an AM-FM intercom system in the house, has gone caroling to the local Old Folks Homes, and sponsored the first All-Campus Christmas Sing. The Alpha Theta House was dedicated by President Clayton on October 26, 1966. Since then, the Administration has continued its full support and is presently guiding the organization in the remodeling of the meeting room. Front row: Karen Dillon, Janice Robinson, Sharon Ebersole, Miriam Stetler Sefofzd foul: Laura Walker, Becky Baker, Suzanne Hall, Joyce Amstutz, Susan Fuchs, Barbara Sollenberger, Karen Jenkins. Third raw: Paul Volkmann, Craig Horner, jim Jorgensen, jr., Richard Stoffer, Rex McConahay, Carol Long, Mary Ann Walker, Carol Stearns Joanne Emerick, Marie Keppel, Diane Gardner. David Albright, Presg jan Robinson, V.-Presg Alpha Theta House David Cooksey, Treas.g Paul Volkmann, Sec. 300 Claremont Avenue ALPHA THETA L L Q , 4. First row: Virginia Coulter, Lois Langell, Cheryll Shauck, Bonita Bucklew, Jann Chew, Gwen Gwinn, Marjorie Kerr, Lynn Krichbaum, Pat Gindlesberger, Paula Finley, Karen Hudson. Second row: Helen Mishler, Barbara Allen, Marilyn Ruhl, Sheila Jewell, Jean Mosher, janet Hochstetler, Judy Heffelfinger, Nelda Dent, Cindy Ann Miller, Barbara Ann Lasky, Michelle Whalen, Pam Crump, Carol Long. Third row: Karen Clark, Ruth Ralston, Mary Maxwell, Ian Slater, Celia Schoner, Linda Marks, Ann Hidelberg, Margaret Maxwell, Brenda Barnett, Marilou Benes, Leslie Callihan, Kathleen O'Hearn, Margaret Coho. Fourth row: Sue Thompson, Carolyn Kauffman, George Slaughter, Karen Jenkins, Tonya I-Iouser, Mary Drake. STLIDE T . . . The Student National Education Association is a professional group organized to bring future teachers into closer relationships with the state and national associations, to extend the spirit of professional unity and purpose, to develop leadership, to stimulate the interest of the best young men and women toward education as a--career, and to secure increased public support of, and ,interest in, education. Franz row: Nadine Dodman, Jeanne Robertson, Sue Gochnauer, Nerissa U. T aitti, Lynn Parker. Back row: Prasantha Kumah, Don Stanley, Kwok-Sang Chui, Amy Kaan, Pat McFate, Katy Gonzalez, Linda Eagle, Kim R. Hogg, jerry Wagen- hals, Mark McClintock. I TERNATIONA LUB Through this organization, we hope to offer a chance to discover the differences among the peoples of the world, not as a mass, but as individuals. This will enable us to become more helpful and under- standing, while we ourselves are being helped and understood. Front row: Sally Bauman, Sandy Perry, Ina Griffith, Carol Sunderland, Karen Horner, Bev Noe, Vicki DeGira1orno, Shari MacKellar, Linda Strauchen Bark row: Ruth Homuth, Vera Topinka, Al Osler, Mike Nase, John Burns, Dave Gorbett, Jacque Bryen. COLLEGIAN The Collegian is published two times monthly. It reports all news of interest and importance to the student body, including world events which affect the student of today. To be a member of the Collegian staff, no career training is re- quired, only an interest in writing and newspaper work is needed. First row: John Strait, Howard Akin, Bill Young, Tom McCusker Second row: Ellen Rendecker, Candy Haywood, Jackie Shellhase, Candy Gentile, Carol Sunderland. Third row: Lacey Fisher, Carol Kozma, Linda McCall, Judy Chaundy, Lani Hum, Sandy Perry. 7 ..-. Eliiliif-if-E . gf 45,2 p - f f f ' V 4 ,fi 1'lJJ3m.',?Elf'-533 7 'SHT ff - it 'T , gifif tg w , A I ta.: . dm, , : 'T l-aifi Y A . - .1 - 'H 'lvl The Pine Whispers is the college annual which pro 5 ,ti Qi ,n ' vides a pictorial history of each college year. The an- ppgf -'gal I: ip nual is a reminder of things done, and people met- iggy ' an ,k,,f very interesting to look back to after graduation. Q L, , vggjr ' ' . . . . The staff is open to anyone who is interested in help- Miss Winnifred Carroll ing to Publish a yearbook- Pine Whisper! Advimr From row: Carol Ann Lawrence, Betsy Moore, Michelle Whalen, Lesley Tracey, Susan Diaz, Cheryl Craft, Liz Flatt, Claire Kennedy, Viki Szokan, Gabriella Balizs. Back row: Darrie Clark, Brenda Bricker, Diane Duthie, Debbie Wentz, April Natlacen, Chris Brustowicz, Dorothy Edwards, Kathy Stephens, Barb Krenrick, Valerie Hawthorne, Margaret Crone. GIRLS CHGRLIS This chorus is open to all girls having an interest in singing. These girls should get in touch with the Music Department early in the school year. This chorus rehearses from 4:00 to 5:00 on Tuesday and Thursday. l l, Fin! raw: Rita Slabaugh, joan Stauffer, Marie Clouser, Jo Lowe, Melanie Schussler, jean Gooding, Lynn Pavell, Linda Stevens, Joan Woodwortlm jane Boyer, Karen Dillon. ' Second raw: Tonya Houser, Nancy jackson, Iudy Kauffman, jan Robinson, Hannah Rittenhouse, Marie Keppel, Nancy DeWalt, jan Thompson Nancy Zalar, Jan Cox, Diane Gardner, Mary Ellen Drushal. Third row: Bob Ihrig, jack Howser, Dean Minard, Harvey Ashton, Ronald Davis, jerry Dunlap, john Gilbert, Howard Whitmore, Nelson Roberts Fourib row: John Carmean, Thomas Kauffman, John Fishpaw, Ronald Woodburn, Hugh Lewis, James Wilkes, Larry J. Heath, Kenneth Shefcik Dave Grim, Forrest Conrad. COLLEGE CHOIR This Chorale, of approximately 100 voices, is composed of all mem- bers of the Chapel Choir, Concert Choir, and Girls Chorus. This group presents two or three concerts a year, performing a major choral composition. In its first year, it performed Handel's MESSIAH for a standing-room-only crowd, and Schubert's MASS IN G. The College Chorale rehearses Thursday evenings from 7:00 to 8:30. 1 x Howard Whitmoyer, Ron Davis, Forest Conrad, Larry Heath, Hugh Lewis, Ken Shefcik, Dave Grimm, Tom Kauffman, Bob Ihrig, Nancy Zalar, fpianoj IVY LE GERS This is a male vocal group of eight members. They perform several concerts throughout the school year. Their repertoire consists of ballads, folk songs, and popular songs. Members of the Ivy Leaguers are chosen from the concert choir and sing numbers from their repertoire on the Concert Choir's annual tour. fha Fim row: Nancy Iackson, Judy Kaufman. Second row: Karen Shank, Nanqf Zalar, Virginia Coulter, Marie Clouser, Donna Koch, Sherry Johnson, Mary Lou Benes. Third row: Mary Maxwell, Sue Thompson, Linda Savage, Catherine Reeder, jane King, Lynn Pavell, Linda Stevens, Donna Spidell. Fourth row: Miss Pastor, Trish Persinger, Diane Gardner, Marie Keppel, Louise Beegle, Bonnie Koch, Howard Whitmore, jay Kast, Paul Keller, jane Bennett, Bob Ihrig, Clair Taylor. LISICAGLI The purpose of Musicaglia is to further musical activity on campus. Membership is open to all music majors and minors. Students who are active in musical activities on campus are also eligible. Activities consist of a Homecoming float, Christmas banquet, recitals and other such programs. , Ll.-..l.. . 'fl' J? F--' iw ltgfl5'f f,5atl Ili!-lg-' t. i I V N I . rl, 1 , ' Y - a . First row: W'oody Ashton, Louise Beegle, Ann Crumrine, Donna Koch, Helen Riehl, Carol Wilson, Howard Whitmore, Don Stanley, Becky Noble, Sue Reehorst, Bonnie Koch, jay Kast, Katherine Reeder. Second row: Jan Howard, Marilou Benes, Betsy Eisel, Betsy Case, Cheri johnson, Forrest Conrad, Bob Ihrig, Jan Worthan, Karen Shank, Dave Mayer, Nancy Zalar, Sue Smith, Helen Harvilla, Diana Williams, Carl Smart, John Fishpaw, Dave Lloyd. , Third raw: Paul Keller, Rachel Lorentz, Mary Maxwell, jane Plank, Tim Dickerson, Sharon Edelblute, jane Bennet, Kay Cross, Pat Stentz, Vir- ginia Coulter, Mark Zimmerman, Richard Harris, Nancy Iackson, julie Nickle, Pat McFate. Fourib row: Mr. Troxel, Rex McConahay, Donna Spidel, Sue Thompson, Marie Clouser, Clair Taylor, Roger Morton, Bob Day, Craig Whitmore. AN This organization consists both of the marching and concert bands. The marching band presents shows for all home games and, if possible, the band travels to several away games. The concert band puts on several concerts during the year. This band also plays for all home basketball games. May Day festivities are also enriched by the performance of this group. Membership is open to all students who play musical instruments. Fran! Sandy Favor Captam Lefl nglsi Karen Meese Caren Parker Mary Lou Srgurdson Patsre Koons Karen Homer VARSITY CHEERLEADER RESERVE ,ff -af f' Dale Dvorak Candy Haywood Pat Martm Lmda Sell Mary Kmg Dentra Hahn ' 'I r x s x ' 4 - ' 4f'Qq7':m' ', ,K-u - I , A xt- x ,Q V, tu U ,- ' V ' 4 1 -, in ' ' X 'f E , V iii. f, Q' W -' 7 7 . 9 . 3 ' 3 . v NIJ Lefturigbz: Bev Noe, Claudia Englert, Marcia Lowe, jan Slater, Jane Plank. MAJORETTE 'bh- Lef!-Right: Harold Stottler, Lora Walker, Rick Sayers, Don Ecklebarger, Sandy Perry, Dennis Cannon, Suzy Elderkin, Marilyn Kat-pinski, Mary Newill, Drew Smith FOOTLIGHTERS Under the direction of Miss Virginia Jenkins, the Footlighters have provided entertaining plays for the enjoyment of the student body. Expanding rapidly, the members have put in many tedious hours toward the betterment of student talent in the dramatic arts. I l N Fin-.rt row: K, Talaba, B. Stark, M. Shick, V. Turcsanyi, T. Mayhew. Second row: B. Staats, S. Turini, S. Crawford, B. Alexander, N. Murray, L. Fisher, S. Harvey, B. Fowler, K. Brown. Third row. Mrs. Cooke, advisor, B. Moore, C. Cook, C. Hohman, G. Bordner, K. Rockenfelder, M. McGuckin, A. Helser, P. Glavin A. Heimrich, J. Harrison, L. Keller, L. Brinson, Mrs. Enck, advisor. HQME EC. CLLI B The Home Economics Club has had various activities which benefit the college and the Ashland community. The club sponsors a boy from the Welfare departmentg thereby giving him experience by his attend- ance at the college nursery school. The club's meetings .cover all walks of life, from emphasis on the spiritual aspect of human relations to community affairs. The members sponsor a career day for all the girls in the surrounding high schools who are interested in the field of Home Economics. 1 5 5 W4 il OFFICERS: Susan Chamberlian, secretaryg Robert Higgins, V Presidentg Ralph C. Boyer, Presidentg Barbara Marshall, Treas KI CLUB The Ashland Ski Club meets every Thursday evening, November through March. It is open to anyone, novice through expert, who wants to ski or learn to ski. Every weekend, buses transport enthusiastic Ashland College skiiers to the nearby slopes in Butler and Mansfield. A big ski trip is being planned for Spring Vacation. Don't miss out on the fun-ski with the Ashland Ski Club. Ki l Frou: row: Terry Zuercher, joel Brean, Mr. John L. Nethers, Mr. Marvin E. Harvey, Mark McClintock. Back row: Howard Holmes, David Bryan, Gerald Barr, Racille Griswold, Cynthia Ann Miller, Sue Gochnauer, jane Plank, Bev Smith, Bob Jones, Greg Moore, Tom Davis. HISTORY CLUB The History Club is a new organization on the Ashland College campus. Formed under the guidance of Dr. Bixler, Dr. Nethers, and Professor Harvey, it is dedicated to providing a device for additional learning outside the classroom. Each May a field trip is Planned to some historical site in the area in addition to regular monthly meetings. e e i 1 4' f e 5' Q H- w li Q W, :'v m l X Left-Righl: Ann Caldwell, Marjorie Schuck, Judy Leslie, Nadine Goclman, Melinda johnson, Linda Marks. LGGOPEDICS The Logopedics Guild was organized in 1965 with the purpose of en- couraging and promoting interest in the field of speech therapy on the Ashland College campus and in the community. Since that time, members have actively assisted their advisor, Professor Cadley, in the operation of the speech clinic. This club furthers its own knowledge through guest speakers who discuss the various aspects of speech therapy. Front row: Mickey -Lorentz, Connie Berry, Frank Gamble, Norma McMullen, Connie Gallina. Bark raw: Tim Wilson, Sherdena Dorsey, Barb Hankey, Ben Mowry, Barbara Sollenberger, Marilyn Mattioni, Mary Kerr, Paul Volkmann SOCIOLOGY CLUB The club was organized in 1966 for all those interested in the various aspects of sociology, particularly sociology majors. We sponsor movies, speakers, and various field trips of interest. In the spring, we hope to make available to students all types of information for finding summer work in sociology. BIOLOGY CLUB .nf 3+ ferr . Q - 1 gf Left-Rigbl: Front row: Marc Horowitz, P. A. Rubba, Linda Stamler, jill Winkler, Ann Hathaway, Peg Eaton, Jan Scott, Jane Awwiller, Jean Black, Merlyn Chaney, Duane Conroy, Jerry Barry, Dr. Rhodes, advisor. Burk row: Sandy Bowen, Loyd Clark, Tom Apple, Doug Gildenmiester, Bill Bruckart, John McKe1l0gg, Kirk Hoffman, Ernie Lewis, Dick Stoffer, Bob Rhodes, Stan Wirt, Bob Brownson, George Slaughter. BIOLCGY CLUB The Purpose of this organization is to further interest in the biological sciences among the studentsg to Promote Ashland Collegeg and to provide Biology majors and minors and other interested students with a broader biological viewpoint. I , X1 ,U., First raw: jill Florea, Enriqueta Gonzalez, Helen Mishler, Sally Bauman, Douglas Cellars, Mary Maxwell, Carol Parker, Duane Singer, Susan Stauf- fer, Kwok-Sang Chui. Bark row: Mr. Wendling, Craig Horner, Emmett Fox, Larry Brown, Paul Schafer, Thomas Riley, jerry Wagenhals, Mr. Poorman, Miss Carpenter. MATH LLIB The Math Club of Ashland College was founded in 1950. It con- tinues as a society for Math majors and minors and all other persons interested in mathematics. Through lectures, pupil talks, discussions, and problem solving, the Math Club promotes a fuller understanding of mathematics. The club established a Work day in 1955. On this tra- ditional day, club members are hired by persons in the community to do odd jobs and work for them. The Math Club Scholarship is given every year to an outstanding student of mathematics and an active mem- ber of the club. l E235 Franz row: Gordon Kraus, Ronald Meffley, Greg Mihailoff, Russell Wilson, Joanne Emerick, Todd Whittington. Bark row: Dr. Paul K. Taylor, assistant advisory Jerry Wagenhals, John Estill, Jim Hull, Professor Otto Petsch, advisor PHYSICS CLUB The purpose of the Physics Club is to Promote and encourage an interest in physics among the students and faculty of Ashland. Mem- bership is open to all who are interested. Demonstrations, movies, and lectures by visiting physicists are features of the club's meetings. Left-Rigbl: Bimey Walker, Genay Hess, Russ Wilson, Loyd Clark, Dr. Richard Kriens This organization shall strive to promote interest in chemistry and shall serve as the student affiliate to the American Chemistry Society Qas soon as we meet the requirementsj. From row: Chuck Homer, Bill Rittberger, Jones Richards, jim Caito, jim Jorgenson. Back row: Bill Whittle, Linda Strauchen, Ina Griffith, Bonnie Bucklew, Jann Chew, Beverly Brooks, Rick Casali, Sam Spees YQU G REPU BLICANS CLUB The Young Republican Club is an organization which encourages students to take an active part in the politics of their country. This club, which was reorganized in early September of this year, attempts to give its members a deeper insight into the various candidates running for political offices and their platforms. Firrz raw: JoEllen Chandler, Linda Townley, jeannene Rodenbach, Carol Needels, Marcia Boylan, Judy Schneider, Paula Hiner, Judy Dill, Andrea Seeger, Lucy Havrilla, Marilyn Ruhl, Barb Hanky. Second row: Sue Senn, Nancy Kienzle, Nancy Shevchik, Jane Soubousta, Carol Williams, Jackie Williams, Sue Nethers, Carol Long, Margaret Crowe, Ellen McEwen, Liz Mathews, Connie Murr. Third row: Sharon Beiner, Roma Fletcher, Gail Hawks, Kay Cross, Sue Stauffer, Joyce Paterson, Ruth Stark, Sandy Larsen, Barb Andrews, Sue Klenz, Karren Leppla, Mary Ellen Karales, Liz Flatt. .A.A. Women's Athletic Association extends a welcome to all women on campus, who enjoy participating in field hockey, bowling, basket- ball, softball, and volleyball during the year. W.A.A. meets every Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7:30 P.M. in the gymnasium. Highlights of the year are the Louie-Louise All-Star Girls' Basketball Game and the Spring Banquet. At the banquet blankets, charms, and emblems are awarded on a point basis. Left io fight: 1:1 row-Rod Moore, Rich Moore, Jeff Payton, Ray Mitchell, Ed Porter, Cris Orth, jerry Weitzel, Tom Koehler 2nd raw-Gary King, Bill Bruskert, Tim McKelvey, Erryl Eyster, Terry Adsit, jim WiUces, Jim Phipps, Ray Rounds, Bob Brouse, Lou Bevington jim Obenour, Paul Bukky, Ken Mezurek. VARSITY Men who have earned varsity letters in any sport are eligible for membership. This club endeavors to improve college athletics and boost college spirit. The main project of the club is the sponsoring of the Mid-Ohio basketball Tournament for independent teams in Ohio. It also awards two scholarships to deserving athletes. During the school year this club sponsors various activities, including the Homecoming Dance and the May Day Dance. Left lo figlal: Ed Porter, fKi1hefner Halljg Nancy Dean, fClark Halljg A1 Osler, fClayton Hallj. Left to right: Meg Powell, Safety Directory Kathy McVay, Vice Presidentg Nancy Kienzle, Social Directorg Melinda Schick, Presidentg Jerri Bow man, Treasurerg Terri Melvin, Secretaryg CLARK OFFICERS Left to right: 1:1 raw-Laurel Wilson, Safety Chairman, jan Slater, Publicity Chairmang Virginia Coulter, Presidentg Julia Nickle, Social Chairmang Second row-Jean Mosher, Treasurerg Diane Erclos, Secretaryg Not present: Pam McComber, Vice-Presidentg YERS OFFICERS ,A , . , i . i 14 x le qi' Lefl lo right: 111 mu'-Pat O'Hail, Vice-Presidentg Judy Simses, Treasurerg Jan Robinson, Presidentg Sharon Kuhl, Publicity Chairmang Sherdena Dorsey, Fire Chairman JACOBS OFFICERS Left lo right: 1.rt raw-Peg Eaton, Presidentg Jan Scott, Vice-Presidentg Nancy Godt, Secretaryg Ruth Homuth, Treasurerg Left to fight: Ist row-Cliff Stewart, Secretaryg Dennis Bogosian, Vice-Presidentg Douglas Dickson, Treasm-erg Chuck Thatcher, Presidentg CLAYTO OFFICERS A A E ,TIM 1 l l I all 2 xv' il: u i' P Lefz io riglal: 1:1 row-Tucker Self, Presidentg Ron Dawe, Vice-Presidentg joe Sztul, Treasurerg Roger Amold, Secretaryg KILH EF ER OFFICERS . fl' 4 l , ' I I , i. Left to rigbl: 1:1 row- Bambi Visci, Dean Minard, Doug Solomon, Charles Corlett, Mike Kukulinski, 2nd raw-Don Nash Larry Heichel, Butch Kobel, Dave Pfieur, Blonde John Schierbaum, HAIGHT OFFICERS Wu- 39 i J , . We 1 ! ' x Franz row: Zolton Kovacs, Instructorg Tom Gratta, Dave Mickley, Don Winrod, Mick Vunderink, Bill Perkins. Bark row: Lloyd Clark, jay Deblinger, Dave Ness, John Schierbaum, Nerissa Taitti Art Heston, George Zaksek, Jim Binge. JUDO CLUB The Ashland College Judo Club was organized in january 1966. Future plans include participation in local, regional, and national judo contests sponsored by the United States judo Federation, and The National Collegiate Judo Association. At the present time, there are seven active members in the ad- vanced class and twenty in the basic class. The advanced class consists of one brown belt and six green belts, all of which are registered by the United States judo Federation. 2 f , i E YO1 T 1- ,, , 1,175 , rg ram -- ai 5' f ii '- ' l F.,.5 -X .2 W X1-1, ' X A i Y Y I , 4 W, QP li X i 1 N, ti- f-Hit -1 EQ- L f a 3 fm 'ri 5 ff V if fl 'N 111 ' - , A ..,g 'M H , t v Z I K g 5 i I A ,It V J OFFICERS T. Gratta-Secretary B. Perkins-Prerident D. Winrod-Treasurer uf' M' . i 1 De-Ashi-Harai or Advanced foot sweep Morote-Swionageu or Two-armed shoul- der throw '-----.,-.,..., 4 ' Uki-Otoshi or Floating-drop. i -Or- is Ippon-Seionagen or One arm shoulder throw. 15' ri- 7.. fu , ul , '?'f':',- : f as if 1 , ,ITM .'.' ' A., . - J ' Tr J JJ JK' '.,Png,f WM., . . N AQC. PH , , s fgfif' , 3--4' 4, gm' ' Y i.-5, ,TMNA wmwwg ..' -'f,L..,'--X .'.j. ,,-t , --,, .yan . . HQ 1. 4. 1, , . T33 Doug V -iz Fliii' 15, . -,' ' -V ilgfyfua, 1 11. 3 Ramsey A sw ,U .A 3 gg'- wr , 1 JL ,J ' u.-.pr-' , 1-1 -'fl -' Jig Y M wmpff 'f.f1i'i :N 14. 3'-7112 ,cgmf ff- :, 4 fi A-, 1 .21 I 4 sis.. Av- n 4- 'Q 'U I . Rfrq M 1' 'rl' -, M, ss' - r' W'-.:l'f' -..5r':' ,. 1'-HE. . -14 ', Q- f- A- qv ff h. ,. '- -.,, .- w- -, -- '1,'i,. fl . '- 14 - '- -1+ - . ,T ' . '-xv-fi ' ug ,, ns-. . - . '.-.V f. iq, A - v r v TRI-X Pan I 84 LACK-AND-WHT! FILM COLL 4 xx-YQ Q ASHLP'S9 GREEKS , i gil' 9 not wi iv 'S 1 A Sister is a person . . . Who will help you in the hour of sicknessg Who will lend you a dollar without deducting the interestg Who will help you up the hill When you are sliding downg Who will defend you in the hours when others speak evil of youg Who will believe in you until you admit your guiltg Who will say behind your back what she says to your faceg Who will shake hands wherever she meets you, even though you wear patchesg And who will do all these things Without expecting any return. Sharon Bill Lynda Crispinelli Lacey Fischer Susan Gilbert Robbie Grindlay Ann Hathaway Josie Hoclcman Kathy Hrivnak Sharon Jones Carol Kozma Deedra Lisy Missy Lowrey Tina Mayhew Patty McAfoos Nancy Nossek Carol Prentice Cindy Pugh Diane Rutherfoord Camille Squillante Barb Willimns Michele Breskvar Ginny Davison Roxy Fitt TH SISTERS OF Janet Campbell jane Dolby Donna Gardlock Judy Chaundy Vicki Enright Diane Gardner Becky Gookins Kathy Gustetic Lani Hum Karen Horner Betty Hopper Amy Kaan Patsy Koons Carole Lamb Marcia Lowe Bev Noe Melinda Miller Caren Parker Linda Poteet Patty Reed Pat Rudy Sally Staudt Peg Zeis ALPHA PHI Delta Zeta recognizes its ob- ligation to the college on whose campus it was nationally char- tered in june of 1965, and places Ashland College, its ideals and its welfare as a number one responsibility. That individual who most nearly satisfies the college's requirements as a worthy alumna, who fits with least friction and most advan- tage into the World of mature responsibility, is also the person who most nearly represents Delta Zeta's ideal as a member. OFFICERS Preridenz-Sally Worcester Vice Preriderzl-Sue Rockenfelder Rerording Secretary-Barb Marks Secretary-Jean Hattenclorf Trearurer-Karen Brown Trudie Becker Karen Brown Bonnie Butcheri Vicki DeGiralomo June Guindon Jann Campbell Lucinda Cook Nancy Dean Janet Harmon Jeanne Casner Linda Ensley jean Hattendorf Ruth jones Ruth Ann Knight Pam MaComber To Lowe Cheryl Kolleda Carol Hopkins Barbara Marks Janet Little Mary Lou Martin f i THE SISTERS OF DELTA ZETA 'G 1966 DZ Sweethearts Jin Winkler Linda Stevens Vicki DeGiralomo Sue Manco Becky Thiabaut Mary Lou Sigurdson Cindy Poe Carole Miller jan Thompson Sue Rockenfelder Megan Naughton Sally Worcester Sue Whitted Joyce Sprang Jill Winkler Linda Starnler Elaine Wetz Peg Yost Lynne Dvorak Nancy Godt Linda Knittle Kathie Sheer Linda Stevens Sue Wales Phi Mu Fraternity was founded in 1852 at Wesleyan College in Macon, Georgia. Phi Mu Fraternity was incorporated in 1904, opening the door to expansion of chapters and membership in all parts of the country. In 1911, Phi Mu was admitted to member- ship in the National Panhellenic Confer- ence. Phi Mu offers an enriched college life not possible without such an association of compatible friends with similar interests and ideals. High standards of conduct and scholarship, social training, experience in living and working together, opportunities for leadership, fun, and lasting friendships are the criteria. Delta Phi Chapter of Phi Mu became a colony on October 26, 1966, with the pledg- ing of its chapter members. Activation took place in the Spring of 1967. 'twiki-'L31,,. ,. Q' ' sr . I gs- We Elaine Bartoto Carol Wilson Judy Cervinski Nancy Dennis Gerri Dowman Lee Eckhardt Barbara Thomas Charla Fabiano Brenda Stottler Dianne Bovee Pat Fisher Hanna Rittenhouse Allison Freeman Gayle Futrall Paulette Hawley Carol Jacot Sandy Cooksen Sue Elderkin Susan Braun Joyce Forbes Linda McQuate Margaret Brown Jill Florea Judy Crittenden Cheryl Johnson OFFICERS Vife Presiderzl-Sue Elderkin Correxpanding Secrelary-Susan Braun Secfetafy-Joyce Forbes Rufb Cbairman-Marge Brown THE President Sandy Cookson and Dean Stout. SISTERS GF PHI MLI Pi Kappa Pi is the oldest social sorority on the Ashland College campus. It was originally known as a Fine Arts Club when founded in 1948. The purpose was, and still is, to create in- terest and enthusiasm for art of all types and to assist in any of these fields, to serve in any way possible to the community, to constitute an organization wherein girls majoring or inter- ested in fine arts and social activities will have an opportunity to become acquainted with each other and their interests. One way of achieving these goals is partici- pating in an altruistic project which is visiting the residents of the Good Shepherd Home. This project has proven to be extremely reward- ing for the sorority as well as enjoyable for the residents. Some of the sisters are also partici- pating as aides in the Cub Scout program here in Ashland. We also work in cooperation with other organizations on the annual Homecom- ing Mum Sale. We encourage our members to participate in clubs or organizations of their major fields, and to become participants in the affairs of the campus. We encourage participation in the re- ligious life of the community and in programs of a cultural nature available to the college community. OFFICERS Pferident-Joan Walker Vire Prerideni-Cheryl Triplett Correfponding Secrelary- Mary Kerr Serrelary-Marge Kerr TfEdIHf271K2fCH Patterson Mer:-se Elaine Bajai Kathy McVey Pat Broadhurst Nancy Odson Sandy Favor Toni Rosamonda Carol Frech Connie Gallina Vicki Thomas Genay Hess Brenda Turnley Suzanna Lime Lynne Hugart Carol Gardner Marjorie Kerr Deloris Wlilliams Corrine King Lynn Krichbaum Cheryl Triplett Becky McDowell Stevie Smith Karen Patterson Meese ,APR VQI, 5 . V1 WT, V.: ' '-,T'l 1 I 11,1---siw 281-,.1,.. -1 ,W ' sf f ' '.'5.T- 5 if ,-1 5 f i , is fi ...-J I5 r ,hmixwvg : ,n ii ur ., lu THE SISTERS OF Pl KAPPA PI Sharon MacKe1lar Connie Berry Karen Mounteer Pam Daugherty Melinda Schick Liza Frazer Helen Smith Cindy Hawk Sue Herrick Kris Hicks Tonya Houser Kathy Lightner Nita Ruth jan Everhard Mary Kerr Sue Wedler Jpdy Leslie Joan Walker L Bonnie Luker Norma McMullen Meg Powell Pat O'Hail 1 gm it Q ,y , W . ' i, M. ' if ,fi il- ,I .,1 , ps. . I. ,, :A ' r i ,v, F f l l ' ' I N ,pig l !'ll iff iff +M,'f l i, I I If fy sr 3, 1 . .mix X K. , Almost a hundred years ago, five students at the University of Vir- ginia joined together to establish the Kappa Sigma Fraternity, which was established from an ancient society at the University of Bologna in Bologna, Italy, in 1400 A.D. Kappa Sigma is the oldest fraternity of its kind in the world. In comparison with the other 72 national fraterni- ties recognized hy N.I.C., Kappa Sigma was ranked in the top five in all categories. The Theta Nu Chapter of Kappa Sigma at Ashland was the second national fraternity on campus. This Charter has given Ashland College such things as: Annual Gir1's Olympics Outstanding Faculty and Senior Awards Athlete of the Week Award alll' l ' ' ' I 3 OFFICERS President-Mike Geier Vice Prerident-Dick Poorbaugh Secretary-Terry Gledhill Treasurer-Tom Kennedy Grand Mailer of Cefemonier-Ian Gent Dlck Poorbaugh Tom Kennedy Robert Shaw Marcus Horowltz Forrest Tate Bob Beckert Paul Schmandt Terry Gledhrll Tom Vfrllrams Jerald Heschel John Howser Douglas Goodwrn Bruce Ehrhardt Torn Kauffman Harvey Cunmngham B111 Somers B111 jones '-. 'Y xr-4, TH E BROTH ERS KAPPA SIGMA Ian Gent Mike Geler jrrn Scott Sam Spees Steve Martm Glenn Zrmrner Charles Thatcher Rodney Wxdmoyer Gary He1tzenroder Drck Workman Bob Elges Don Ecklebarger Paul Johnson Tom McCusker Did: Faller Charles Beckley Jim Butler Rick Schondel Phi Delta Theta's principle objectives are three-fold: the combination of friendship among its members, the acquirement individually of a high degree of mental culture, and the attain- ment personally of a high standard of morality. The Ohio Mu Chapter believes that the ideal chapter is: first, a credit to the college in which it is located, second, a credit to the fraternity to which it belongs, and third, a credit to itself. In striving for these goals, the men of Phi Delta Theta participate in the athletics, politics, and social activities of the college. Its mem- bers represent the highest type of manhood possible. Thelchapter supports and encourages the religious institutions of the college, sup- ports the faculty, and honors improvement. OFFICERS Pferideni-Ronald Willis Vice Preriderzt-Mike Myers Secretary-Doug Roesemann John Adams Tim Powers Gregg Anderson Doug Roesemann Philip Beekley Steve Sobechko Joseph Bibb Robert Talbott Alan Bowman Gary Urcheck james Caito Bill Werher Joe Eberly john Winder John Paulo Terry Adsit Peter Richards John Bailey Terry Ruyan Lew Bevington Trace Swisher Jeff Black Thad Trautwein Andy Brezina Richard Weil Richard Casali Ronald Willis Phillip Ford THE BROTHERS GF PHI DELTA TH ETA Bill Griffith Frank Abrams David Hahn Steve Kruger David Gray Edwin Haber William Longo John McKennon Geoffrey Solomon Randy Osler Rodney Levesque Chuck Lindecamp Anthony Magistro Leslie Hawthorne Al Hartman Joe Hurley David Baysek Larry Heichel Jim Hartman Bill Kaderly Richard Haug James Orr Mark Maun Steve Kauffman Mike Myers Alan Osler Marv Lubinsky Bill Havill 4 .Q ,,, Throughout the years the Brothers of Phi Kappa Psi have dedicated them- selves to the morals and ideas that en- rich man's life . . . It is an outstretched hand, ready and cheerfully willing to help. It is a weary brother from Nebras- ka receiving welcome lodging and com- radeship from brothers in Connecticut. It is an humble apology and an under- standing pat on the back. It is a ride to any place at any time. It is an old man who offers the light of wisdom and experience to a young man. It is a blood donation when you are sick. It is a new pledge button and a loud High! High! High! It is a middle-aged man singing Amid and getting goose- pimples. Its grip is long and steadfast. It lasts forever. President-Karl jenkins Trearurer-Ken Evans House Director-Ralph Thauvette Geoffrey Landis Robert Conaway Karl Jenkins Larry Heath Ray Meese ' William Strine Jerry Dunlap Robert MacKellar Ronald Power Mike Vanni Jon Brunner jack Dunn Steve Ellis John Ferrante Peter jagoda Charles Little Richard Moore Bill Sanford David Stecker John Wells Dean Meinhardt Scott Scarnmel Bob Morey Bill Hoffman jess Steinberg 4 THE BROTHERS or p PHI K PP PSI Dennis Buzzard Paul Harftraft Doug Griebling Bob Visci Fred Visci Gary Kula Gary Baerenklau Steve Ergo james Stauffer Donald james Gary Weipking Ken Evans Mark Mazurek Ralph Thauvette Carl Walley Tom Conway George Duplay Richard Erwin John Fuller Randy Kemp Skip McKee Ken Oberlin Randy Smith Allen Vild Dan Yoakam Sigma Nu Fraternity was founded at the Virginia Military Institute in Lexington, Vir- ginia on january 1, 1869. The founders sought to establish a brotherhood founded upon the principle of Honor and so patterned the badge after the French Legion of Honor badge. Since its founding, Sigma Nu has grown to its present position as one of the strongest of the Old Line national fraternities. Sigma Nu came to Ashland College on Janu- ary 23, 1966 when the then local Alpha Sigma Nu fraternity became a colony of the national fraternity. The men of this organization have sought to advance the founding principle of Sigma Nu and to select the very highest caliber of men to wear its badge. Sigma Nu owes much to the school where she is located, and seeks to achieve scholarship, leadership, spirit, and service for her school is paramount. To believe in the Life of Love, to Walk in the Way of Honor . . . to serve in the Light ,of Truth . . . This is the Life, the Way and the Light of Sigma Nu. This is the Creed of Our Fraternity. ql' Ron Shepherd John Ford Phil Meese john Gilbert Bob McChesney Steve Wojanis jim Wantuck Tim Faulkner Gary Harmon Howard Akin Clayton Woodruff Paul Beskid Frank Capolupo Ed Dolinar Dwight Campbell Tim Merritt Wes Collins Earl Simendinger Steve Kegarise Steve McMillen Mike Miller David Ford jim Barry Al Fields Dave Bednar TH BROTHERS OF SIGMA NU OFFICERS Prerident- John Gilbert Vire Preridenf- Steve Wojanis Serrelury- Jay Rudnik Trearurer- Clayton Woodruff Ray Rounds Steve Pemberton Danny West jim Binge Rick Thompson Bill Rittberger Stan Zurowski Ed Taylor Ron Dawe Larry Wood jay Rudnik Larry Seidner Don Wallick Gary Manning Steve Doerrer jack Bliss Bob Natherson Joe Meyers Sid Mitchell Don Winrod Gene Admonius Bob DiFranco Gary Fell Jay Fowler COL - - Q P na 8 XPI41 ht ASHLFSQ SPGRTS Mnke Healy GOLF I966 Sid Mitchell Randy Herrick John Ford Ron Shepherd From row: Chuck Thatcher, Gregory Mikaeloff, Dan Farlin, Bill Rittberger, Ray Martorelli, Phil Meese. Bark row: Coach Fred Martinelli, Randy Herrick, Sid Mitchell, Mike Healy, Ron Shepherd, john Ford .wwmyum Ln.: TRACK I966 Franz row: Jules Steinberg, Dennis Morgan, Bruce Talbott, Tim Luikart, Randy Osler, jim Obenour, Bob Morey, Frank Dobos, Chuck Theobald, Rick Jennings, Dave Winemiller, Doug Dickson Middle row: Paul McGraw, Joe Woodmff, Bruce Hurley, Chuck Leopold, Larry Kerr, jim Colwell, Bob Esrnont, Larry Rogers, Sam Sheller, john Paulo, Exodus Lett, Larry Bell, Bill Bruckart Back row: Coach Burnett, Harry Hill, Butch Perchan, Bill Bailey, Lou Stevenson, Don Tidwell, Les Jarvis, Tom Warner, Tom King, Dennis Buzzard jim Caldwell, Rod Moore TRI-CAPTAINS I 966 jim Colwell, Larry Rogers, Bob Esmont MILE RELAY TEAM l967 Coach Burnett, Exodus Lett, jim Caldwell, Frank Ferguson, Carl Smart TRACK I966 Front row: Jim Minnich, Paul Beskid, Al Fields, Frank Hosay, Gary Beal, jim Stauffer, Dennis Gates, Larry Kerr, jim Phipps, Bob DeFranco, Lauri Niskanen, Larry Heath, Row 2: Mike Healy, Cliff Watson, Jeff Payton, Tom Koehler, Louis Steven son, jim Berry, Ron Graham, Louis Bevington, jerry Ruyan, Bill Seder, Bob Herpy, Larry Hunter. Row 3: Howard Pernell, Mike Norman, Ray Rounds, Don Enzor, John Benson, Don Graham, Chris Hood, Mark Camp, Jeff Blacketeer, jim Krueger, Paul McKnight, Randy Osler, Ron Lab Row 4: Ted Tonte ftrainerj, Tom Kramer, Nate Philpott, Warren Miller, Chuck Draga, Gary. Allman, Tony Zabilski, Paul Baucum, Mike Loury, Steve McMillan, Adell Ingram, Gary Kester, Ed Dolinar Qtrainerj. Raw 5: Coach Don Malone, Coach john Valentine, Coach Bill Musselman, Student Coach, Tim Faulkner, Coach Chris Ford, Head Coach Fred Martinelli, Jim Muir, Nick Lily, Dave Schindler, Bill Jarvis fmanagerj, Eugene Admonius fstudent coachj. Front row: Howard Pernell, Tony Zalilsky, jim Muir, Cris Hood, Gary Kester, Nate Philpott, Adell Ing- ram, Paul McKnight, Paul Baucum, Chuck Draga, Mike Loury. Raw 2: Fidel Martinez, Stan Allen, Val Harris, Ed Horn, Rick Morrison, Ed Schaff, George Zaksek, Nick Cooper, Randall Hicks, Eugene Wells, Jom Carr, Dave Ravenaugh, jim Quinlan. I . Row 3: Tim Herrick, joe Reubner, Dan Miller, Bob Sch mock, john Carry, Richard Sobolewski, Mike Kukilinski, Dan Welsh, Doug Mackay, Tom Durbin, Dale Stein. . Row 4: Jim Ferguson, Jim Henyon, Ted Tonte, Bill Jarvis, Coach Don Malone, Eugene Admonius, Qstudent coachj, Tim Faulkner lstudent Coachj, Sam Richmond fmanagerj. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. FOOTB LL I966 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 17 24 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 1966-1967 We at Wfooster ........ 51 Heidelberg ....... 14 Frederick fVa.j 10 21 at St. Joseph Qlndj 7 Bluffton ......... at Ohio Northern . . . 9 Capital fHome- corningj ....... 14 Northwood ....... 20 at Marietta ....... 7 at Central State . 28 They 10 14 7 6 13 21 21 0 7 8 FQOTBALL I966 .ITB -A l FCDOTB LL I966 .-.if Lf' ' P ffy.-Lf, ,-Vx .. , 'NYJ-Flin, 'A lf' ' ' M-1. ,., Y ,, . ' f-1' 'V ' W i-': WV , . J ' ' z wr , W'- Q ' Jw 1 ll, eigrs t', .4 ' ., , . 3,51 5- sn ' W 9 JM, 'c 1'-u:Qf x'i' ?.6q'iS T L - M if Q+..++-. Q PM Fifi ,. W A Q' 'Q L 'M s n rf we.- 1 '! an qw. ,g,A,'. hm- .' ,Q -1 - n - r- ' 7 , ,. n. . , 'A . + . . 35,1 Qffg f u-Ji. ggi? .. , A 4 f ,--V , , fr W- - L' , . 'Q - I ,4 - -x -jj.,-F ' hi vi, ,. 'rf '9 1 vs .. ' 7 ' f, B-fe, ,V A Fi 'j..f-1-:x- Ltuzn' 24.4 'Q .. H Y 'Iv ' V ' 1- ,im ' k A 1 -wq ,I ga.....' 1.5 Ag' ,' 1- -V g, , j 1 ,gf V A U-f:l.+ ',f1. , V 1 A- A. V 'V 1E . I - JW W A Q' ' - I E If 'L Ji? Q' 2, at . YZ I Z , ,KL , 1 , ,gg V bl lj 1 . .I Q.. -xv .A Wgrsm G 1966-e 'WULW IUU -Q M mai W. Yquif Front row: Fidel Martinez, Dan Farlin, Tony Magistro, Tom Koehler, Mike Norman, Dick Dixon, Paul Bukky, Gary King, Frank Dobos, jim Burch, Paul Imke. Bark row: Head Coach, Chris Ford, Tom Ferry, Bill Paul, Larry Oyster, Bill Seder, Warren Miller, Mike Loury, Don Dobos, Nick Cooper, Mike Noreli, Eric Riley, Chuck Milligan. ,r if F' 4-fx: .- L, Q-,, 1 AL FQ, -'-1 nga,-E x- ., HIi' ' ,IM 1 ,j,a.4 ,VH A1 'H ,. ', do v. M -QVIHQQJI' My , l,.v',,,, .1 .qmmhf sL!5,,i!- 1 I ,Q A 5, iQ,- -yi..- ,fbi ,-Q., .- . .4.,g U , fo? df , .i UF, . Q, 'HH -no ,,.' Jiffy 'gafi-ffl if i - .291 3 'R 5 f I it A Q Nr 3 X f r ' + x -ri f 2,-N - h'f' R ' ' 0 '31 i u- ..iJr. Q , . it ' l , a i m , , i A . ' I' v 1 'm! fg: ' H it VARSITY BASKETB LL Bark row: Coach Musselmang Tom Russellg Terry Reedg jim Basistag john Schetzsleg Thurman Kyleg Bob Brouseg Rich Sabol Franz row: Gary Urcheckg Rick Thompsong Lee Simsg Kevin Wilsong Dave Carrollg Mike Moses. 2I4 i Back row: Coach Markleg Tom Wililackg Dean Demosg Dick Kellerg Gary VanArsdaleg Terry Gordon Franz row: jim Eckg Bob Degrayg john Straitg Mike Wampler . . ASKETB LL We 93- 'Q'-5' BASKETBALL I 966 - I 967 .4 , W x Q- gi: 3 . lv' 1 Y . ,H 'FY 0 217 EAGLES IN ACTICN ACTIO - ACTIO if E -we gf V ,I J' ' , .N M N O U-In X ' 'if '4 '5' llr I X , - 4 I J, X, s X 0 HJ M N4 . PM 'Hg x A, ,V ,m :.a- H- A .Ur rw HW!-E , ul EV ,, ,,','Qy ,A ' - , x ' , 1 ' 4 I F' ' I I' K J' . x ,. , ,g tw E Q K u 0 - f N , . iby -we 3 ,,., .ri 5 IV: . ' .F ml l J: ...Iii V i D ffpu f 'Q 827' - 32.35 'M ,A Qu .Q .MJ -di . ' is 3' km u 'L . f - . dm., I f 1. ., 4 ,. -4 . , - z 'E4 1-5, ny , nr ,-a,I . 4.91-.,! ,Q ,v, - ' :.-mmf-' V Q, XI 4 W.. , I- I DEFENS THE TIO I- T A Nw ' I I 4 I , WSI I I I rm- . 5 'Fifi ' , I . .441 , IIIKI I , v-PM kfmi' I - , I . IIII ,, . , -I ,I 4- , f,1:9esggv,QlI I , ' +551 , 'L -mr., , - . I 1-Q. . ,QI V R' 15, -T244 Q I Q... 'N-'-. if COL 4 nan 8 9 wr, my I A'S'HLP'S9m INTRAMLIRALS I TR MLIRA S Since its beginning on Ashland College's Campus, the Intramural sports program has been an integral part of the feeling of Accent on the Individual. Intramural Sports are predicated on participation and organized to fit the needs and interests of all students. This program is designed to provide participation and recreation in a free- time situation that allows a student the proper place and condition in which to release the pent-up emotions locked away through the pressures of college life. Intramural sports are set up so that the student may gain a co-operative educational experience away from the class room, in a competitive situation through which he may gain some measure of success. In the last three years, the Intramural Department and its program has grown considerably. The percentage of stu- dents participating over the past three years has risen from 75? the first year, to 85? the second, and hopefully, 907: this year. The Intramural staff has also grown in number from two members the first year, to a six member staff at present. This growth creates better organization in activities and more convenient scheduling of these ac- tivities. A two division league was created by the Intramural department to better handle the growth of the-student body. These divisions in participating groups, fraternity and dorm divisions, equalizes the competition somewhat, and limits the number of participating groups so that a maximum amount of participation may be allowed. These two divisions have increased the number of teams from twelve last year, to eighteen this year, and it is the hope of the Intramural department that these teams will increase next year to twenty teams, ten in each division. Intramurals has been helped in its growth by the completion of the Intramural fields on Broad Street, and will be helped even further by the completion of other new facilities next year and in the years to come. With the addition of these new facilities, it will be possible for the department to add some new activities such as handball, swimming, and possibly indoor track. It is our hope that the addition of new sports will continue. The Intramural department has become affiliated nationally with such organizations as the National Industrial Recreational Association. These memberships were gained so we might better familiarize ourselves with other pro- grams and be able to present our own program to the students. Through these affiliations Ashland College has been represented for the first time at a national level. This spring we competed in pool, bowling, and ping-pong at the National Collegiate Recreation Tournaments held at Central Michigan University. INTRAMU RAL REPRESENTATIVES Row 1: Rod Bower, Rob Mitchell, Bob' Conway, Marty Yonkel, Gene Potten, Dean Demos, Ron Phenecie. Raw 2: Jim Wantuck, Bill Fedyk, Lou jenkins, Art Blocksidge, Dave Motter, Lou Bevington, Dave Hahn. . I Row 3: Ken Mezurek, john Benson, Craig McCord, john Essler, Chuck Thatcher, Tom Williams, Ed McGinnis. I TRAMURAL STAFF Ed McGinnis Intramural Director 1hn Jim Wmwdi X f Rod Bower UN S - . - 1 . , ...u ' . 1'i,,.j. - ,la-:Y - V- mx, f QF-1Qf 'ff Xxxxxv . , 1 X Q- -.r ,, ..., .. U ' I 3 T' ' uf , ,?- wi? I ' ,ir Qi: A 2 A 'mn mu'-1' r A .. --.1 1 5 'W f'Ui' .' V , 1 41' 55: T ' 'D H' 'M' f ' ff-'L ' .A ' A41 Z iii 7 PAL af' Q, : Dave Hahn Y . Ron Phenecie Ken Mezurek V , .... J, W. ' -JN T' ,l . !m.,,:, EJ-. :M - uw V. ,,..... , , Front row: Bo Burdick, Dan Farlin, Jerry Friend, Frank Dobos Back raw: Kris Korrell, Jim Stewart, Dwight Campbell. PCDOL HAMPIQ I966 WRESTLING CHAMPIONS I 96 -66 Steve Wojanis Sigma Nu. TENNIS SINGLES CHAMPIONS TUG-GF-WAR TUG-OF-WAR Bill Rittberger Clayton Woodmff Sigma N11 TENNIS DOLIBLES CHAMPIONS FOOTBALL I966 TOILET BOWL CHAMPIONS -L 5th FLOOR KILHEFNER FGGTB LL I966 ff C x 'w Na! If f f I 4 1 A 4, n M ND f , mw- .' ,A Mr Clayton Wfoodruff Badminton Champ Sigma Nu Mike Helscher Ping Pong Champ 8th Floor gr' nmaa I af gl 5 r f 1 ff Lou jenkins Chefs Champion 5th Floor Clayton aflm X Q4 .g.L.N,A pf-by lf? lkib A QP ' 'ZQQMVLLQQ 'S'H I . A A ,A 'i Y ' f as V ' --vi I. ,- ' g':.' lf sz 42, .: EB 'Q 1 3. Kill fly P -,-g?'.s ' ik!! J 1 V I v Lefz za riglaz: Paul McGraw, Hugh Lewis, Tim Powers, Craig McCord, Bob DiFra.nco, Randy Osler, Jack ALL-STAR TEAM I 966 BASKETB LL TOURNAMENT mee CHAMPIONS Left to rigbl: Steven Ditzenberger, Randy Osler, John Allison, Mark Huizinga, jeff Payton, Randy Leeper. A I vl -,fb 4122+ YV l 14-if-.Y 5 K , V , I A , , 3 V 7 A E .QQ 'L,L,.M Hu, . , ny, JI. .:.. ,, 1 s I BASKETBALL I96 WOMENS INTRAMUR L COUNCIL L 1 I Left to rigbl: 111 raw-Sue Nethers, Liz Mathews, Jane Awwiller, Cheryl Nuti, Jeannie Rodenbach, Cherry Whitney, Judy Harrold, Paula Hiner, 2nd row-jackie Williams, Sue Boyle, Gretchen Roesmann, Alise Christ, Sandy Larsen, Janet Little, Joyce Lampkin, Ruth Ralston, jan Scott, VOLLEYB LL C AMPS Left to rigbx: 1,rz row-Deedra Lisy, Ruth Ralston, Adrienne Bye 2nd row-Diane Zoeller, Sue Klenz, Joanne Emerick OMEN'S INTRAMURALS K W A I L l Front raw: Ruth Jones, Judy Dill, Linda Gage, Susie Whitted, Back row: Linda Stamler, Gail Hawks, Ruth Stark, Sandra Larsen, Judy Schneider, Andy Seeger. Lynda Gage, Susie Whitted, Lyn Dvorak, Gayle Hawks, Judy Dill, Sandy Larsen, Judy Schneider, Jeannie Rodenbach, Andrea Seeger. Front row: Jeannie Rodenbach, Ellen McQuen, Jackie Williams, Lucy Havrilla, Liz Mathews, Linda Townly. Bark row: Sandy Larsen, Susan Kling, Ruth Stark, Gail Hawks, Betsy Case, Junelle Cunningham, Barb Anderson, Kay Cross. S, CKJL if 5 LGQ J' A A42 - ..- E f I' o ASHLBSQI ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING I966 .1 5 513 .A . , 'bid F . if J ,p Q- , J , f , s 1 V ,Q r 'A A f .g,.. 2,5 - -,fZ'3' ' '4 L s5gsa','f- - .,,Ai,P', ,f its A ' Q , -. ,U .1 Ny! 4 V. .1 V-. ii.. Y' f .r- f - 4 - . 4. r .g. o-fl . 'f7'fY5,, 'Pug V-54,1 . -Q:-r J1 ' 1 -. 'e .V rj, ff? 5 -- .1- ,V k -.4 9 Fr -I js -: - - K' v T. 'aww A Q 'wfllbvr la s ' -v v N 1'59f f 9-7 aj - ' . a , fi xvfw' , ' S 4, -2 4 fy rn , . Q., A Ji - lf ' .Q L lr '- ,, .. 1 .f. , T s ax. . 4 1 . I n A ' V. fin-I-X, ., A ef we , .- ' C1 'J' :J . iff ' f 72.7 A 'f PJ, I' ! A r If fx U yi X., 1 ' 5: . , vs -Q .5 ., 1 13:53 . P rxvr 5: 1 1 giiz . ' 1 , h 4, fam , f '.. : ,x--- gk. Q4 , - 1 RI , . G, ,. . ' fa ' QQ- J .1 44x'J 'Qi:.f'x Q-' ' I . f ' -1' , , f. A A1 J ' . 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'sf' -F' r:', :.,'l' ML SPEAKERS h .ga- 'P '- -u- ig, .P Dr. Robert Kristensen Dr. Clarence Gohdes Donald Hall 9 COL .1 . - 113 88 Q ASHLPLS9 INDEX Acuna, jan 29 Adalis, Dorothy 29 Alderfer, Owen 29 Allen, Carl 29 Allis, Erma 37 Amstutz, Carolyn 37 Amstutz, Roy Anderson, Shirley 37 Andrews, Margaret 37 Andrews, May 29 Augsburger, Edward Ballantyne, Agnes Barker, Alan 29 Baumeister, Mildred 40 Beck, John 29 Bennett, Marjorie Benton, Duane 29 Bergman, Rita Bihari, Steven 29 Bingham, Robert 25 Bixler, Bessie 29 Bixler, Raymond 19, 28 Black, Ester 29 Boardman, Mrs. Edwin Boardman, Edwin 29 Bogniard, Jane 28 Bollinger, Rex Brodbeck, Betty Brownson, Robert 30 Brubaker, Donna 37 Burnett, Meade 30, 206 Cadley, Donald 30 Campbell, Ellen 30 Carpenter, Dorothy 30, Carroll, Winnifred 37, Chai, Jae 30 Chamberlin, Ruth 30 Chorpening, Oliver 30 Claus, Kathryn 37, 143 Clayton, Carol 30 Clayton, Glenn 14, 15, Clow, Naomi Conway, Geraldine 38 Cooke, Gwenzora 166 Cooke, james 26, 30 Copeland, Glenda Courtright, Janis 38 Cox, Clell 30 Cummins, Nita 38 Dana, Helen 38 Davis, June Dean, Eunice 28, 150 Denbow, Richard 26 Dewey, Dorothy 30 Dewey, Stanley 31 Donges, George 28 Dovenbarger, Mary 31 Dowd, Richard 31 Edwards, Maud Enck, Thelma 166 Etling, William 27 Etzwiler, james 38 1 157 24 I DEX FACU LTY AN D Fasig, Ann Fendrick, Al 31 Ferguson, Alice 28 Fischer, George 26 Flora, Delbert 31 Follett, C. W. 26 Forbes, Robert Ford, Carl 31, 208, 212 Fought, Donald 31 Franz, Harold 31 Froelich, Robert 31 Ganyard, James 27 Gardner, Mrs. jack 40 Garrigus, Woodford 31 Goad, Albert 31 Gorsuch, Arthur 25 Greene, Faith 38 Gregerson, Andrew 31 Grim, Hilda 38 Guiley, George 25 Hamilton, Phil Hanes, Glen 32 Hannon, Rachel 32 Hartsel, Inez Harvey, Marvin 168 Hazel, Linda 38 Heflebower, Linda Heter, Wanda 38 Hill, jane 26 Hines, Freda Holmes, Gloria 32 Hurst, Sylvia Ingraham, Alice 38 Jenkins, Virginia 32 1 johnson, Hjordes 32 , Johnson, jane 38 Jones, Barbara 32 jones, Wendell 32 Kato, Chosaburo Kearns, Robert 32 Kerr, Wanda 39 Klingensmith, Ray 28 Knight, Marguerite 38 Kouba, Rudolph Kriens, Richard 32, 174 Krueger, Giles 27 Krueger, Gretchen 41 Lash, Allie 41 Leidy, Forothy Leidy, Richard 32 Leininger, julia Lentz, Emmett 26 Lersch, Phillip 25 Lifer, James 32 Lindower, Ida 32 Lindower, Leslie 24 Long, Marjorie 39 Lowe, Duncan 33 Loyd, David 28 McBurney, Margery 33 McCarthy, Mrs. John 41 McCormick, Beverly 33 STAFF McGinnis, Edward 26, 224 McGovern, Robert 33 MacKeller, Gerald 33 Mackey, Patricia 39 Marble, George 33, 137 Markle, Louis 33, 215 Marley, Vera Marr, Lee 39 Marshall, Bobette Marshall, Jane 39 Martinelli, Fred 33, 205, 208 Mast, William 25 Mertler, Carol 234 Meyer, Virgil 25 Mielke, Mary 27 Mielke, Harold 33 Miley, Wilbert 28 Miller, Christine 28 Moore, Betty 39 Moore, Frederick 33 Mowry, Ben 170 Munson, Charlee 33 Mfusselman, William 33, 208, 214 Neel, Ann Nethers, John 168 Newkirk, Maurice 34 Noonan, Eloise 34 Oemler, Marie 34 Olive, John 34 Owen, Llewelyn 34 Patton, Evelyn 41 Pastor, Elizabeth 34, Petit, Mildred 39, 147, 161 Petsch, Otto 34, 173 Poland, Mae 394 Pollitt, J. D. 34 Pollock, Robert 34 Poorman, Alan 34, 172 Poorman, Nettie 39 Porter, Frances 39 Puterbaugh, Milton 28 Racey, Bertha 41 Rauber, Suzanne 39 Reeder, Vernon 34 Reichard, Vivienne 34 Rennecker, Wade Reynolds, James 35 Rett, Donald 35 Rhea, Nolan Rhoades, Nancy Rhoades, Rendell 35, 171 Richcreek, james 35 Richmond, Eve 35 Richmond, Samuel 25 Rogers, Calvin 28 Roland, Robert 27, 137 Ruggles, Gordon Russell, Mary Rumbaugh, Beulah 39 Saleste, Paul 35 Sale, Dayle 40 Saner, Doyle 25 Schaaf, O. H. 25 Schauffler, Margaret 35 Schurman, Margaret 35 Schurman, Robert 27 Sears, Carol 40 Shaffer, Noel Shannon, Ella 35 Shearer, Elizabeth 40 Shively, Helen 40 Shockney, Thomas 35, 139 Shoutd, Jacqueline 40 Shultz, Joseph 25 Siders, Stanford 35 Silk, Margaret 41 Simpson, Alice Smith, Fern Smith, Helen 41 Snyder, Anne 41 Snyder, Richard 35 Spear, Leah 41 Spink, George 35 Spring, Dorothy 41 Stark, Bruce 36 Stein, Randolph 36 Storey, Ethel Stout, Doris 26, 147, 191 Strong, Rachael 40 Stump, Olga 41 Stunz, Arthur 28 Summy, Ray Taylor, Paul 36, 173 Thomas, joseph Thuma, Mary 36 Topinka, Karel 36 Troxel, Marilyn 36 Troxel, Paul 36, 162 Valentine, John 36, 208 Vanosdall, Thomas 36 Walle, Alf 36 Weidenhainer, Harry 36 Weiss, Ellie 40 Weitzel, Leonard 36 Wendling, Kathleen Wendling, Robert 37, 172 Wertz, Beatrice West, Edward 26 Whetstone, Gladys 41 Whitted, Margery 37 Whitrner, Ruth Wilkerson, Dorothy Wilson, Kathryn 42 Winter, William Wood, Agnes 42 Wood, Lulu 37 Woodburn, Betty 40 Woodbxirn, Leslie 27, 150 Wright, Erma 27 Wygant, Lloyd 26 Abel, Douglas Adair, Leone 44 Admonius, Eugene 44, 201, 208 Akin, Howard 44, 146, 157,201 Alexander, Judy 44, 150, 155 Amore, Luann 44 BaHey,John c.44 Baker, Jean 45, 150 Beal, Gary 45, 208 Beekley, Charles 45, 195 Benes, Maryann 45 Berkshire, James 44 Berry, James 45 Beskid, Paul 46, 201, 208 Bibb, Joseph 46, 197 Bilan, Peter Bingham, Kathryn Bird, Paul 46 Blodgett, Carol 46 Bolognia, Charles Bowen, Sanford 46, 142, 150, 171 Bowers, Terry 46 Brandenburg, Robert Brean, Joel 47, 167 Brinson, Altha 47, 166 Brodbeck, Bruce 47 Brooks, Beverly 47, 175 Brown, Karen 47, 166, 188, 189 Bucher, Carol 47 Bucklew, Bonita 48, 147, 150, 154, 175 Burdick, David 226 Bush, Philip 48, 149, 150 Campbell, Dwight 48, 201, Campbell, Jann 48, 144, 189 Campbell, Susan 48 Capolupo, Frank 48, 136, 146, 201 Carlisle, Deena Carman, Janice 49 Carr, Herbert 49 Cellar, Douglas 49, 172 Chain, Judith Chew, Jann 49, 150, 154, 175 Cocanour, Paul Cochran, Linda 49 Comings, Richard 49 Conaway, Robert 50, 199, 224 Conrad, Gordon Conway, John 50, 147, 150, 154,161,162,179 Coulter, Virginia 50, 140, 142 Cox, Janice 50, 146, 152, 159 2 Yochheim, Cathy Young, Dorothy 42 SENIORS Crone, John Cross, Lavon 50 Cuffman, James Culler, Douglas 50 Darling, .Glenn 51 Dean, Nancy 13, 20, 51 156,13s,146,147,17a, 189,241 Deever, Dan 51 , Dill, Judith 51, 142, 236, 176 Dillon, Karen 51, 142, 152, 1 Dirlam, Katharine Doctor, Lawrence 51 Dorsey, Sherdena 52, 150, 170, 179 Dumbaugh, Patricia Eddy, Patricia 52 Elliott, Phyllis 52 Ervin, Robert Esbenshade, Amos John 52 Essick, Roberta 52, 150 Eyster, Darryl 177 Fair, Cheryl Faulkner, Fenwick 52, 201, 208 Ferrante, John 53, 199 Fischer, Lacey 53, 157, 166, 187 Fitt, Roxana 53, 156, 144, 187 Flowers, Kathryn Ford, Albert 53, 201, 204, 205 Francek, Joyce 53 Gardner, Sally 53 Gates, Dennis 208 Geary, Jeffrey Geier, Michael 54, 194, 195 Gent, Ian 54, 194, 195 Gerber, Richard 54, 14' Gilbert, John 54, 146, 201 Gladfelter, Richard Gledhill, Terry 194, 195 Gooding, Jean 54, 159 Gordon, Terry 55, 215 Gray, Margaret 55 Guindon, June 55, 189 Harmon, Gary 55, 201 Harmon, Janet 55, 189 Hartman, James 84, 139, 197 Hattendorf, Jean 55,' 188, 189 Heath, Larry D. 56, 199, 208 Heath, Lawrence J. 56, 159, 160 Heimerich, Carol 56, 166 Herrick, Randolph 204, 205 Herrle, Benjamin 56 Herron, Judith Hewitt, Rodney 56 Higham, William Hildebrand, Cheryl 57,. 147 Hoak, John 57 Holland, Dennis 57 Horowitz, Marcus 57, 171, 195 Hosay, Frank 208 Howley, Katherine 57 Howser, John 57, 119, 136, 139, 144, 146, 159, 195 Hubbard, Joanne Hudson, Richard 11, 58, 83, 184 Hulit, Lloyd 58 Hurley, Thomas 58, Ihrig, Robert 159, 160, 1651, 162 Jenkins, Karen 58, 146, 147, 150,152,154 Jewell, Sheila 58, 154 Johnson, Joseph 58 Jones, Gloria 59 Kapustar, Albert 59 Kaufman, Judith 59, 159, 161 Kearns, Barbara 59, 81 Kehr, Ben 59 Kennedy, Lee 59 Kennedy, Linda 60 Keppel, Marie 60 Kifer, Linda Kinney, Mary 60 Klosinski, Ernestine 60 Kolleda, Cheryl 60, 189 Kula, Gary 60, 199 Kurtz, Mary 61, 150 Laird, Kenneth 61 Landis, Geoffry 61, 142, 199 Legg, Keith 61 Levesque, Rodney 142, 197 Lewis, Hugh 61, 149, 159, 160, 232 MacKellar, Robert 61, 199 Marble, Dann Martin, Mary 62, 189 McCullough, Ruth McFrederick, Thomas 62 McMeeken, Gail 62 Meese, Philip 62, 201, 205 Meese, Ray 62, 199 Mezurek, Kenneth 62, 136, 146, 177,'224 Mitchell, William 63, 177, 224 Moore, Richard 63, 177, 224 Moore, Richard 63, 177, 199 Morrison, David 63 Mulholland, Marryanne Mumper, Joseph Nase, Mike 63, 146, 156 Zehner, Mabel 37 Nash, Ruth 63, 139 Natherson, Robert 201 Naughton, Margaret 63, 189 Newberry, Haidee 64 Niskanen, Lauri 64, 208 Noble, Rebecca 64 Oberlin, Kenneth 64, 199 Osler, Alan 64, 146, 155, 178, 197 Packer, George 64 Parker, Carol 65, 172 Pash, Connie 146 Patesel, Thomas Peck, Marjory 65, 147, 150 Perman, Francis 65 Phipps, James 177, 208 Pim, Carolyn 65 Pluto, Tom 65 Poorbaugh, Richard 10, 144,194,195 Porter, Edward 146, 177, 178 Power, Thomas Prefling, Audra 65, 146, 147 Rhodes, Robert 66, 171 Richards, Peter 66, 84, 197 Richert, Donna 66 Riehl, Helen 66, 162 Rittberger, Walter 66, 139, 175, 201, 205, 227 Roberts, Nelson 159 Rockenfelder, Susan 66, 188, 189 Rogers, Carol 67 Rogers, Larry 67, 206 Roloff, Carl 67 Runci, Joanne 67 Runyon, Robert Sacco, Larry 67 Schadek, Kathleen Schaffter, Janet 67 Schmandt, Paul 195 Schuck, Marjorie 68 Scott, James 195 Sedlack, Beverly 68 Sedlack, Robert 68 Sharpless, Edward 68 Shepherd, Ronnie 68, 201, 204, 205 Singer, Duane 68, 149, 172 Slaughter, George 69, 142, 150,154,171 Smith, Stephanie 193 Somers, William 195 Spohn, James Spohn, Susan Spotts, Jane 69 Sprang, Mary 69, 147, 150, 189 Spring, Gerald Stanton, Eric Stark, Elizabeth 69 Stauffer, James 69, 139, 199, 208 Steadman, William 69 Steele, Robert Stewart, Mary 70 Stoll, Kurt 70 Swackhamer, James Taft, James Taggart, Trudy 70 Tate, Forest 70, 195 Taylor, George 70, 201 Town, Dale 70 Abromowitz, Hillard 76 Ackerman, William 76, 149 Adams, John 197 Adsit, Terry 177, 197 Albright, David 76, 142, 152 Alvarez, Daniel Amstutz, Roy Amstutz, Wava 76, 148 Anderson, William Anfang, Margaret Aretz, Adam 76 Armstrong, Carol 88 Arnold, Roger 76 Atherton, Marvin 76 Atterholt, Paul 76 Baerenklau, Gary 76, 199 Bailey, John M. 197, 76, 84, 136, 139, 142 Bailey, William 200 Bajai, Elaine 76, 193 Ball, Kendall Banta, Dean Bantz, Joann Barnett, Brenda 76 Barnhill, Jeanne Barr, Gerald 76, 168, 171 Bartoto, Elaine 191 Basista, James 76, 214 Beasore, Nancy 76 Beck, David 19 Becker, Ramonda 76, 144, 189 Beckett, Robert 88, 195 Benes, Maryann Benson, John 208, 224 Berry, Connie 138 Bevington, Lewis 177, 197, zos, 224 Billings, Marilyn 77 Bliss, John 201 Blodgett, Carole Bolden, Edward Boss, Howard Boyer, Carolyn 77, 143, 148 Brenning, Susan Breskvar, Michele 77, 186, 187 Brezina, Andrew 77, 197 Brouse, Robert 177, 214 Bruce, Bonnie 150 Brustowicz, Chris 77 Bukky, Paul 177, 212 Burggraf, Gary Burke, Bill 77 Butcheri, Bonnie 138, 140, 142, 150, 189 Trautwein, Thad 71, 197 Uhde, David 71, 143 Vild, Allen 71, 199 Visci, Fred 71, 139, 199 Volkmann, Paul 71, 146, 153, 170 Vorous, Donald 71 Wagenhals, Jerry 72, 155, 172, 173 Walker, Birney 72, 174 Walker, Joan 72, 192, 193 Wantuck, James 201, 224 Waser, Elizabeth .ILINIORS Buttolph, David Caito, James 175, 197 Caldwell, Ann 77, 148, '169 Callihan, Leslie 148, 154, 112 Carmean, John 77, 159 Casner, Jeanne 77, 189 Cervinski, Judith 78, 152 187 Chandler, William 149 Chaney, Thomas 78, 152 Chaundy, Judith 78, 157, Clark, Loyd 78, 171, 174, 182 Chui, Kwok Sang 78, 155, 172 Clark, Maureen Clouser, Marie 78, 159, 161, 162 Cockshutt, Dale 78 Cocherl, Lillian 78 Conrad, Forrest 78, 159, 160, 162 Cooksey, David 78, 152 Crowe, Margaret 78, 158, 176 Cunningham, Harvey 78, 195 Dawe, Ronald 78, 1.81, 201 Dent, Nelda 78, 154 Dewalt, Nancy 159 Dickson, Douglas 78, 180, 206 DiPietro, John Dolby, Jane 138, 186, 187 Dolinar, Edward 201, 208 Drake, Mary 140, 141, 150, 154 Drushal, Mary 79, 159 Dunlap, Jerry 79, 159, 199 Dunn, Jack 199 Eberly, Joseph 197 Edwards, Timothy Eisel, Betsy 79, 162 Elderkin, Susan 79, 138, 165, 191 Emerick, Barbara 79, 153, 173, 234 Enright, Victoria 187 Ensley, Linda 150, 189 Enzor, Donald 208 Erdos, Dianne 79, 179 Essler, John 1, 224 Evans, Kenneth 198, 199 Eyster, Erryl Farst, Joyce Felts, David 79, 143 Felts, Phyllis 79, 143 Fields, Janice 79 Watson, Fred Weyer, Gerald 72, 150 White, Douglas 72 Williams, Robert Williams, Thomas 72, 195 224 Winder, John 197 Winkler, David 73 Wirt, Stanley 73, 150, 171 Wojanis, Steven 146, 201, 226 Wolgemuth, Richard 73 Fisher, Patricia 191 Fisher, Ruth Ford, Georgene Frazer, Beth 193 French, Carolyn 138, 193 Frush, Mary Fuchs, Robert Funk, Barbara Futrall, Gayle, 79, 191 Gage, Lynda 234, 236 Gamble, Frank 79 Gano, Sherry 79 Gardner, Dianne 86, 153, 159, 161, 187 Gam, Connie Garst, Gary 80, 149 Gast, William Gentle, Phillip Gilbert, Susan 138, 187 Glasgow, Richard 54 Gonzalez, Enriqueta 54, 80, 155, 172 Goodwin, Douglas 80, 195 Gookins, Becky 142, 148, 187 Gordon, Shirleen 80 Gratta, Thomas 80, 182 Greene, Anita 80 4 Griebling, Douglas 80 Griffith, Ina 80, 156, 175 Grimes, Walter Grimm, David 159, 160 Gustetic, Kathleen 80, 186, 187 Hagner, Robert Hamilton, Philip Hamilton, Reta Hamilton, Susan 80 Hartman, Alexander 197 Harvey, Sharon 80, 166 Hatten, Peggy 80 Hawk, Donald Hawley, Joyce 80, 191 Hazen, Sally Heffelfinger, Judy 81, 154 Henry, Kenneth Herpy, Robert 81, 208 Herz, Delwin 81 Hibbard, David Higgins, Robert 81, 167 Hildebrand, Gary 81 Hiner, Paula 81, 176,234 Hogg, Kim 155 Hitchman, James Hochstetler, Janet 81, 154 Holkenborg, Janice J Wood, Larry 73, 201 Woodburn, Ronald 73, 84, 149, 159 Woodman, Victoria 73 Woodruff, Clayton 74 Woodruff, Walter 201, 227, 230 Worcester, Sally 74, 138, 146, 188, 189 Yocheim, Cathleen 74 Yocheim, Eric 74 Yost, Margaret 74, 189 Young, Lois 74 Hopkins, Carol 88, 142, 189 Hopkins, Julie Houser, Tonya 81, 154, 159, 193 Hudak, Charles Hughes, Daniel Hulit, Lloyd Hum, Lalane 81, 157, 187 Huth, Nita 142, 193 Jacot, Carol 81, 191 James, Donald 144, 199 Jenkins, Karl 139, 198, 199 Jenkins, Lewis 81, 224, 230 Johnson, Patricia 81 Jones, Ruth 81, 189, 236 Junkin, Ronald Kaderly, Willis 197 Kauffman, Carolyn 81, 148, 150, 154 Keffer, Nancy 82, 152 Kehr, Winson Kemp, Randy 199 Kennedy, Linda Kennedy, Thomas 82, 195 Keplinger, Ronald Kerr, Larry 206, 208 Kerr, Marjorie 82, 154, 170, 192, 193 Kerr, Mary 193 King, Gary sz, 177, 212 King, Thomas 82, 206 Kistler, John Kistler, Ruth Koch, Donna 82, 161, 162 Koon, Susan 82 Koons, Patsy 2, 16, 82, 163, 187 Kuhl, Sharon 82, 179 Larsen, Sandra 82, 176, 234, 236 Lazewski, Mary 82, 86 Lepre, Eugene 82 Lerro, Sam 82 Lewis, Robert Lime, Jack Little, Charles 82, 199 Little, Janet 88, 189, 234 Long, Carol 153, 154, 176 Lowe, Josephine 159, 189 Lowe, Marcia 83, 164, 187 Lowrey, Melissa 187 Lubinsky, Marvin 197 Manco, Susan 189 Marshall, Barbara 83, 167 Maun, Mark 197 Maxwell, Margaret 83, 154 May, Terry Mayhew, Bettina 166, 187 Mazurek, Mark 83, 199 McAfoos, Patricia 83, 142, 187 McBain, Christine 83 McChesney, Robert 201 McCullough, Helen 83 McLean, Timothy 83 McMullen, Norma 170, 193 McNair, Marilou 83, 150 McQuate, Linda 191 Merritt, Thomas 83, 139, 201 Mihailoff, Gregory 83, 173, 205 Miller, Carol 189 Miller, Craig Miller, Terry Minnich, James 208 Moore, Roderick 177, 206 Moore, Roger 83 Morganstern, Timothy 84, 149 Mosher, Jean 84, 148, 150, 154, 179 Myers, Michael 139, 195, 197 Myers, Joseph 201 Nase, Michael Nash, Ruth Newill, Mary 165 Nickle, Julia 84, 162, 179 Noble, Rebecca 162 Obenour, James 84, 177, 206 O'Hail, Patricia 141, 179, 193 Orth, Christopher 84, 177 Packer, George Page, Richard Patterson, Karen 3, 163, 192, 193 Peck, Susan Adams, Frank 90 Allison, John 232 Allman, Gary 90, 208 Amstutz, Joyce 90, 152 Anderson, Greg 197 Anderson, Ruth 236 Apple, Tom 90, 171 Arnold, Roger 76, 149, 181 Ashton, Harvey 90, 159, 162 Atkinson, Marto 90 Awwiller, Lola 234, 90, 171 Baker, Becky 90, 152 Barnett, Brenda 154 Barry, James 201, 208 Barry, Kathy Bates, Ronald 90 Bauer, Rod 90 Beam, Larry 90 Beasore, Nancy 76 Bednar, David 90, 201 Beegle, Louise 90, 161, 162 Beekley, Phil 90, 142, 197 Bell, Larry 90, 149, 206 Bellings, Marjorie 91 Benes, Larry Perkins, William 182 Petersen, John 84 Phenecie, Ronald 84, 149, 224 Plankenhorn, Patrick Powers, Dwight 84, 149 Powers, Timothy 197, 232 Prentice, Carol 186, 187 Price, Margaret Ramseyer, Myron 84 Ramsey, Douglas 83, 184 Randall, John 84 Rau, Robert 84 Riddle, Katherine 85 Riley, Thomas 172 Risser, Richard Rittenhouse, Hannah 85, 159, 191 Rittenour, Rosalind Robinson, Janice 85, 142, 152, 159, 179 Roesmann, Douglas 85, 196, 197 Roloff, Janet Romick, Marilyn Ross, Larry Rudnik, John 201 Rundell, Fred 85 Russell, Thomas 214 Rutherford, Diane 86, 138, 187 Ruyan, Jerry 197, 208 Schley, Bruce 85 Schley, Cynthia Schneider, Judith 85, 142, 176, 236 Schondel, Richard 195 Seiclner, Larry 85, 201 Self, Tucker 149, 181, 128 Sharp, James Shaw, Douglas Shaw, Harley 195 Shriver, Judith Simendinger, Earl 201 Singer, Ronald Simses, Judith 179 Slabaugh, Rita 159 Smith, Colleen 85, 193 Smith, Thomas Snyder, James 85 Sollenberger, Barb 85, 152, 170 Spangler, Linda 86 Spear, Robert Stamler, Linda 86, 171, 236, 189 Stanley, Judith Starbuck, Rebecca 86 Stark, Timothy 143, 144 Staudt, Sarah 187 Staut, Bob Steclcer, David 199 Steiner, Howard Stevenson, Louis 206, 208 Stotler, Brenda 191 Stumbaugh, Kenneth Sullivan, Jeanne Sullivan, Kenneth Sztul, Joseph 86, 181 Tabak, Carol Tabak, William Talaba, Karen 86, 166 Talbott, Robert 197, 206 Tate, Forest Taylor, George Thatcher, Charles 86, 142, 180, 195, 205, 224 Thauvette, Ralph 198, 199 Thomas, James Thompson, Janis 159, 189 Tinsley, Robert Tonnemacher, Michael 86 Topinka, Dagmar 86, 143 Totten, Ronald Triplitt, Cheryl 192, 193 SOPHOMORES Shay, James Benes, Marilou 91, 154, 161, 162 Berger, Gayle 77 Berkshire, Geneva Berry, Constance 77, 170, 193 Best, Randal Bibel, Daniel 91 Bill, Sharon 187 Billings, Marjorie 91 Black, Jeffery 91, 136, 145, 197 Blacketer, Jack 208, 232 Blocksidge, Arthur 91, 224 Bloodgood, John 91 Blumenshein, Randy Bogan, Robert Bogosian, Dennis 180 Bohr, Sandra Boughton, Walter 91 Bowie, Janis Bowman, Alan 77, 197 Boyer, Dennis 77 Boyer, Ralph 91, 167 Boylan, Marcia 91, 176 Brendel, Karen 91 Brickley, Florence Bringman, Kent Britcher, Donald Broadhurst, Patricia 193 Brockway, Judy 91 Brown, Larry 91, 172 Brown, Margaret 191 Brownson, Robert 171 Bruckart, William 91, 171, 177, 206 Brunner, John 92, 199 Bryan, David 168 Burke, Elaine Burris, Karl Bussard, Dennis 92, 199, 206 Butler, James 195 Buzzard, Judy 77 Bye, Adrienne 108 Caldwell, James 77, 206 Campbell, Dale Campbell, Janet 92, 187 Cannon, Dennis 77, 165 Carlson, Jeffery Carroll, David Carver, Helen Casali, Richard 175, 197 Chamberlain, Susan 92, 167 Turcsanyi, Diane 86 Turcsanyi, Vilma 86, 166 Urcheck, Gary 197, 214 Vunderink, Jan Wagner, Dorothy Walker, Mary 86, 153 Wallen, Edward 86 Walley, Carl 199 Wallsmith, Richard 87 Watson, Clifford 208 Webber, Donna 87 Wedler, Susan 140, 193 Weible, Joyce Weil, Richard 197 Weller, C-'ry 87 Weston, Christine Weyer, Gerald White, Douglas Whitney, Charles 87 Whitted, Susan 189, 236 Whittington, Thomas 87, 173 Wiand, James Widmoyer, Rodney 139, 195 Wiepking, Gary 87, 199 Wilkes, James 87, 159, 177 Williams, Barbara 87, 187 Williams, Joyce Williams, Thomas Wilson, Carol 162, 191 Wilson, Laurel 87, 179 Winrod, Ladonis 87, 182, 201 Wise, Martha Woodworth, Joan 87, 159 Workman, Richard 87, 195 Yatchso, Joseph Yoakam, Daniel 87, 199 Yong Soon, Yiu 87 Younkin, Evelyn 87, 150 Young, Deborah Zinser, Richard Chaney, Merlyn 92, 171 Christman, Thomas Clark, Henry Cline, Doris 92 Coho, Margaret 92, 154 Collins, Wesley 201 Colunio, John Colville, Mary 92 Conway, Thomas 184, 199 Cook, Mary 92 Cookson, Sandra 92, 191 Corrado, Rosetta Correll, Kris Crafton, Patricia Crispinelli, Lynda 78, 187 Crittenden, Judith 93, 191 Cruickshank, Ann Crump, Pamela 93, 154 Dalton, Greg Daugherty, Pamela 148, 193 Davis, Ronald 93, 159, 160 Davison, Virginia 148, 187 Day, Robert 162 DeGiralom0, Vicki 93, 156, 189, 239 Dennis, Nancy 191 Dewey, David 249 DiFranco, Robert 93, 201, 208, 232 Ditzenberger, Charles 232 Dobos, Frank 93, 206, 212, 224 Dodd, Deborah 93 Doerrer, Steven 17, 201 Dolan, Donald 79 Donley, John Donnelly, Edward 149 Donnelly, Susan Dowman, Geraldine 93, 191 Dudley, James Duplay, George 93, 145, 199 Dvorak, Lynn 93, 189, 236 Eaton, Margaret 93, 171, 180 Ebersole, Sharon 93, 132 Ebert, James 93 Eckhardt, Lois 93, 191 Ecklebarger, Donald 79, 165, 195 Edelblute, Sharon 93, 162 Edwards, Dorothy 94, 158 Edwards, Janice Ehrhardt, Bruce 94, 195 Eichhorn, Joyce 79 Ekey, Randy Elges, Robert 195 Ellis, Stephen 199 Erwin, Richard 94, 199 Eshelman, Jane 94 Estill, John 142, 173 Everhard, Janice 94, 193 .Fal1er, Richard 195 Fankhauser, Larry Farlin, Dan 205, 212, 226 Favor, Sandra 3, 94, 163, 193 Fedyk, William 94, 224 Fell, Gary 94, 201 Fields, Allen 201, 208, 227 Finks, Frederick 94, 152 Finley, Paula 94, 154 Fleming, Herbert Flofea, 111194, 138, 148, 172, 191 Forbes, Joyce 94, 191 Ford, David 201 Fowler, Jay 94, 201 Frampton, Thomas 108 Frederick, David 95 Freeman, Allison 95, 191 Freeman, Fran 95 Friend, Jerred 95 Fry, John Fuller, John 95, 199 Fuller, Lois 95 Gallina, Connie 138, 193, 170, 195 Garber, Carol 95 Garber, Robert 95 Gardine, William Gardlock, Donna 187 Gardner, Carol Garrett, Michael 95 Gasteier, Margaret Gerson, Lawrence 95 Gildenmeister, Doug 80, 171 Gindlesberger, Pat 95, 154 Gochnauer, Lena 154, 168, Godt, Nancy 95, 140, 180, 189 Gonshirski, Sandra Gorbett, David 156 Graham, Donald 208 Graham, Ronald 208 Gray, David 95 Green, Emma Griffith, William 197 Grindstaff, Becky Grundhoefer, Chester Gwin, Gwendolyn 96, 154 Haber, Edwin Hahn, David 197, 224 Haj Abed, Said Hale, Barbara Hall, Suzanne 96, 152 Hamilton, Robert Harris, Donas Harris, Janet 96 Harris, Richard 80, 162 Harrison, Linda 96 Harrold, Judith 234 Hart, W. Fred Hartranft, Paul 199 Hasse, William Hathaway, Ann 96, 171, 187 Hatt, Donald 96 Havill, William 96 Hawk, Cynthia 193, 56 Hawks, Gail 176, 236 Hawthorne, Leslie 197 Haywood, Candace 2, 157, 163 Healy, Michael 96, 204, 205, 208 Heberling, Ann 96 Heffner, James 96 Heichel, Larry 96, 181, 197 Heitzenroder, Gary 88, 142, 195 Henion, James 208 Herndon, Victor Herrick, Carolyn Herrick, Linda 96 Heschel, Gerald 195 Heschel, Louise Hess, Genay 174, 193 Hicks, Christine 96, 193 Hirst, Paul 96 Hite, Yvonne 97 Hockman, Marian 1, 97, 187 Holler, Karen Homer, Charles 76, 175 Homuth, Ruth 97, 148, 152, 156, 180 Horner, Karen 3, 97, 156, 163, 187 Howard, Janice 97, 162 Hugert, Mary 97, 193 Hunter, Larry 97, 208 Hurley, Bruce 197, 206 Ickes, Barbara Ingraham, Evelyn 97 Jackson, Nancy 97, 159, 160, 162 Jacobson, Joyce Jarus, Leslie 97, 149, 206 Johnson, Cheryl 97, 161, 162, 191 Johnson, Gloria 97 Johnson, Paul 97, 195 Jones, Robert 168, 195 Jones, Sharon 98, 187 Jones, Terri Jorgenson, James 98, 136, 142, 145 Kaan, Amy 98, 155, 149, 153, 187, 175 Kane, Lynne Kardos, Karen 81 Kauffman, Paul Kauffman, Stephen 197 Kauffman, Thomas 98, 159, 160, 195 Kegarise, Stpehen 201 Keiser, Mary 98 Keller, Paul 98, 149, 161, 162 King, Corinne 193 Klenz, Susan 108 Knapp, Robert Knight, Ruth 82, 148, 189 Krlittle, Linda 98, 189 Kobel, Willard 98, 181 Koch, Bonnie 98, 162 Kopp, Charles 149 Kosakowski, Marjorie 98 Kozlowsky, Janet 98 Kozma, Carol 98, 121, 187 Kramer, Thomas 208 Kraus, Gordon 98, 173 Krichbaum, Carolyn 154, 193 Krueger, James 208 Kunkel, David Kwiatek, Tim Kyle, Thurman 214 Lab, Ronald 208 Lacy, Diane Lamb, Carole 86, 187 Langell, Lois 148, 154 Lasky, Barbara 82, 154 Lawson, Arnoldine LeMarr, James 99 Leopold, Charles 99, 206 Leslie, Judith 169, 193 Lightner, Cathy 99, 193 Lilli, Nicholas 208 Lime, Suzanne 99, 193 Lindecamp, Charles 197 Liston, Ronald Lisy, Deedra 99, 142, 187, 234 Long, Dale Longo, William 197 Lorentz, Rachael 99, 142, 162, 170 Loughman, Richard Love, Daniel Luikart, Arthur 99, 206 Luker, Bonita 99, 193 Lunn, David 99 Lutz, James Lynch, Robert Mackellar, Laura 99, 156, 193 Macomber, Pam 141, 189 Magistro, Anthony 197, 212 Manby, Susan 21, 99 Manning, Gary 201 Mapp, Martha 99 Marks, Barbara 188, 189 Marks, Linda 99, 142, 154, 169 Martin, Kathleen Martin, Steven Maxwell, Mary 100, 142, 148, 154, 161, 162, 172 McCall, Linda 100, 157 McClintock, Mark 1oo, 155, 168 McCona.hay, Rex 100, 153, 162 McCord, Donald 100, 149, 224, 232 McCoy, Nancy 100 McCusker, Thomas 100, 157, 195 McFate, Patricia 108, 155, 162 McFrederick, Richard 100 McGraw, Paul 100, 206 McKee, Carlisle 100, 199 McKelvey, Tim 177 McKennan, John 197 McMillan, Steve 201, 208 McQuate, Linda 100, 140 McVey, Kathleen 141, 178, 193 Meffley, Ronald 100, 173 Meister, Paul 100 Menuez, Jane 100 Mercer, Harriett Metcalf, Machael Mickley, David 83, 182 Miller, Carole Miller, Esther 101 Miller, Glen 83, 201 Miller, Jane 101 Miller, James 101 Miller, Juanita Miller, Kathy 101, 152 Miller, Linda 101 Miller, Marcia 101 Miller, Melinda 187 Miller, Ronald 101 Miller, Thomas Miller, Warren 101, 208, 212 Milligan, Elizabeth Minard, Dean 101, 159, 181, 199 Mines, Gail Mitchell, Sidney 83, 201, 204, 205 Moffett, Bruce Moore, Gregory 101, 168 Morey, Robert 199, 206 Morrison, James 149 Morton, Roger 101, 162 Mosier, Thomas Motter, David 101, 224 Mounteer, Karen 101, 140, 173 Moyer, Becky Murray, Karen Neff, Bryan 84, 149, 215 Nethers, Suzanne 101, 176, 234 Neveu, Jayne 101 Noe, Beverly 102, 156, 164, 187, 239 Norman, Michael 208, 212 Nossek, Nancy 187 Obrecht, Stephen Odson, Nancy 193 O'Hearn, Kathleen 102, 148 154 Oliver, Larry 84 Olney, David 102 Oneacre, Ronald 102 Orr, James 197 Orthoffer, Pamela 102 Osler, Randy 197, 206, 208, 232 Pahl, William 212 Parker, Caren 2, 84, 163, 187 Parker, Linda 102, 152, 155 Pastor, Patricia Paterson, Joyce 102, 176 Patten, Gene 102 Paulo, John 197, 206 Pavell, Lynn 159, 161 Payton, Jeff 177, 208, 232 Perchan, Stanley 206 Perkins, David 102 Perry, Sandra 95, 102, 156, 157, 165 Persinger, Patricia 102, 161 Poe, Cynthia 102, 189 Porterfield, William 88 Poteet, Melinda 187 Potten, Eugene 224 Powell, Meg 102, 178, 193 Power, Ronald 199 Pugh, Cynthia 102, 187 Pullen, Duane 84 Rahn, Ruth 103 Ralston, Ruth 103, 154, 234 Rapp, Ted 103 Rasper, John Reading, Michael 84 Redies, Gerald Redmond, Eileen Reed, Terry 103, 214 Rendecker, Ellen 103, 157 Riblet, Loren 103 Richards, Jones 103, 175 Ridgway, Loisann 103 Robbins, Sara 103 Robertson, Jeanne 154 Rosamonda, Antonia 193 Ross, Karen 103 Rost, Linda Rounds, Ramon 177, 201, 208 Rubba, Peter 103, 171 Rudy, Carolyn Rudy, Patricia 187 Runci, Joanne Rush, Herbert Ruyan, George Saltsman, Paula 103 Abrams, Frank 197 Adams, Carol 110 Albright, Mary 110 Alexander, Beverly 110, 166 Allen, Barbara 110, 154 Allen, David Allen, John 110 Allen, Stanley 208 Alonzo, Barbara Amstutz, John , Andrews, Barbara 110, 176 Appel, Duane 110 Arnesen, Bruce 110 Arnold, Andrew 110 Baird, John 110 Balizs, Gabriella 110, 158 Ball, Ken 110 Bame, James 110 Banghart, Barbara 110 Banschever, Doris 110 Barker, Christine Barksdale, Daniel Barnhill, Eric Samson, Cathryn Sanford, William 199 Savage, Linda 161 Sayers, Eric 165 Schafer, Paul 172 Schaffter, David Scherer, Margaret 103 Schetzle, John 103, 214 Schick, Melinda 103, 140, 178, 193 Schmid, John Schoner, Celia 104, 145, 154 Scott, Janice 104, 141, 171, 180, 234 Scovill, Sarah 85 Seeger, Andrea 104, 176, 236 Senn, Suzanne 104, 176 Shafer, Jon Shanahan, Gregg Shank, Karen 104, 161, 162 Shapiro, Edward Sharer, Eugene Shauck, Cheryll 154 Shaver, Byrl Sheer, Kathy 104, 189 Shepcik, Kenneth 159, 161 Sheller, Sam 104, 206 Shepfer, Tim Shepherd, Brenda Shiffler, Thomas Shira, Charlotte 85 Shultz, Wilma 104 Sigurdson, Mary Lou 104, 163, 189 Simms, Lee 7, 214 Simson, Cynthia 85 Skelton, Rexford 142, 149 Slater, Jan 104, 154, 164, 179 Slaughter, Michael Sloan, Thomas Smith, Beverly 104, 148, 168 Smith, Helen 104, 193 Smith, Randall 199 Snyder, Dennis 104 Snyder, Sherry 104 Solomon, Douglas 181 Sooy, Rita Spees, Sam 104, 175, 195 Sprang, Joyce 105 Y Stanley, Susan Staufer, J. Anne 159 Stauffer, Susan 105, 172, 176 Stearns, Carol 85, 140, 148 153 Stentz, Patricia 105, 162 Sterner, Ronald Stevens, Linda 105, 159, 161, 189, 239 Stevenson, Larry Stevenson, Louis Stewart, Clifford 105, 180 Stewart, Dana Stiheberg, Jules Sugaski, Thomas Sumskis, Barbara Sunderland, Carol 105 156, 157 Swaney, Robert Swank, Linda 105 Swartz, Ronelle 105 Sweet, Robert Swisher, Trace 197 Tracey, Leslie 105, 158 Theobald, David 86, 206 Thibaut, Rebecca 105, 189 Thomas, Barbara 86, 191 Thomas, Vicki 193 Thompson, Richard 105, 201, 214 Thom son Susan 105, 142, 1541?161, 162 Thompson, Susan 105, 154 Tone, Gregory Topinka, Vera 106, 156 Topper, Sue 106, 148 Treadwell, , John Tschudy, Randolph Turnley, Brenda 105, 193 Urgo, Steven Vanni, Michael 199 Vesper, Josephine Voigtsberger, Virginia 106 Wachtel, Gary FRESHMEN Barrick, Carl 110 Barry, Douglas Bartek, Eugene 110 Bartels, Carl 110 Baucum, Paul 208 Bauer, Rodney 224 Bauman. Sally 90, 156, 172 Baysek, David 197 Beamer, James 110 Beatty, Maura Beiner, Sharon 110, 176 Belden, David 111 Benham, Mary 111 Bennett, Jane 111, 152, 161, 162 Bennett, Nancy 111 Berry, Doug 111 Beyer, Barbara Bietveld, Carol 111 Bigler, Lee 111 Billings, Sylvia 111 Binge, James 182, 201 Bishop, Robert 111 Black, Deborah 111 Black, Jean 111, 171 Blacksten, Richard Blackwell, April 111 Blair, Karen 111 Blizzard, Patricia 111 Bloomfield, Caryl Bogosian, Donald 111, 149 Bolesky, Ronald Boliantz, Patirica Bond, Karen 111 Boose, Frances 111, 152 Bordner, Gerry 111, 166 Bovee, Dianne 191 Bowen, Frederick 111 Bower, Eric Bowman, Jerolyn 112, 178 Boyer, Jane 159 Boyle, Susan 112, 234 Boynton, Edward Brandenburg, Linda Braun, Susan 91, 191 Bricker, Brenda 112, 158 Brittain, Thomas 111 Walker, Laura 106, 152 165 Wallace, Kathy 106 Wallick, Donnie 201 Warner, Donna Warner, Jean 106 Warner, Thomas 206 Webber, Larry Weitzel Jerry 106, 177 Wells, John 106, 199 Wentzel, Rebecca 106, 148 Werher, William 106, 148 West, Christian 106 West, Danny 87, 201 Wetz, Elaine 107, 189 Whitehair, John 107 Whitehouse, Geoffrey Whitmore, Howard 107 159, 160, 161, 162 Whitney, Richard Whittle, William 107, 175 Williams, Deloris 107, 193 Williams, Diana 107, 162 Williams, Pauline 107 Williams, Susan 107, 145 Wilson, Russell 87, 173, 174 Wilson, Timothy 107, 170 Winlcler, Jill 107, 171, 189, 239 Wise, Allan Wohlgamuth, Darla 107 Womeldorf, Jerome Wood, Susan 107 Wyckoff, Peter Yoder, Anita Yoder, Roger 107 Young, Linda Young, William ss, 157 Zalar, Nancy 108, 159, 160 161, 162 Zarnstorff, Linda 108 Zeis, Margaret Zimmer, Glen 108, 195 Zimmerman, Mark 108, 162 Zimmerman, Walter Zuercher, Terry 108, 168 Zurowski, Stanley 88, 201 Brown, Serena 112 Bruabaker, Michael 112 Bryan, Jacqueline 112, 156 Bryan,Vernon Bryden, Debora 112 Buick, William 112 Budd, Jeffrey Burch, James 212 Burke, William Burns, John 156 Busch, Gregory Bush, Barbara 112 Butterworth, Sally 112 Buttle, Nancy Bye, Adrienne 234 Caban, Lynne 112 Caden, John 112 Calhoun, William 112 Callaghan, Paul Cam , Mark 208 Carfgbell, Danny 112 Campbell, Jeannie 112 Campbell, Robert 112 Carey, John, 112, 208 Carlin, Hugh 112 Carmoney, Jack Carpenter, Gary 112 Carr, James 208 Carrick, Brenda Case, Elizabeth 115, 162, 256 Cater, David 115 Cavallaro, Richard 92 Chapman, Rosemary 115 Chandler, Joellen 115, 176 Cheslock, Dennis 115 Christ, Elise 92, 254 Christy, Stephany 115 Clark, Derrell 115, 158 Clark, Karen A. 115 Clark, Roger 92 Clever, Larry 115, 149 Clute, Aaron 115 Colbert, Gary 115 Cole, Danny 92 Coleman, Robert Collett, Thomas 115 Collins, Shawn 115 Conger, Jane Conger, Janet Conroy, Duane 115, 171 Conway, Thomas Cooper, Nicholas 115, 212 Corlett, John 92 Corlett, Charles 115, 181 Coutts, John 92 Craft, Cheryl 115, 158 Crawford, Susan 115, 166 Cromie, Davgd 115 Crone, Jeffrey Crosby, Constance 114 Cross, Janice 114, 162, 176, 256 Crowgey, Christine 114 Crumrine, Ann 114, 161 Cunningham, Junelle 114, 256 Dalton, Brenda 114 Damas, Carolyn Dangelo, Peter 114 Danielson, John 114 Davis, Thomas 114, 168 Deblinger, Jay 114, 144, 182 DeGray, Robert 215 Demos, Dean 215, 224 Detwiler, Deborah 114 Deubner, Daryl 114 Diaz, Susan 114, 158 Dicken, Karen 114 Dickerson, Timothy 162 Diehl, John 95 Dietz, Diane 114 Dimando, Stephen 114 Dixon, Richard 212 Dobos, Donald 114, 212 Dobrzynski, Mary Donaldson, Scott 114 Dorhoffer Bruce Doss, Roy 114 Dotson, Douglas Dovenbarger, Robert 114 Draga, Charles 208 , Dreher, Lynn Duffy, Andrea 115 Durbin, Thomas 208 Duthie, Diane 115, 158 Duty, Spencer Dvorak, Dale 2, 162 Eagle, Linda 115, 152, 155 Eck, James 115, 215 Eddy, Eric 115 Edick, Mary 115, 152 Emch, Peggy 115 Englert, Claudia 115, 164 Errico, Dolores Estridge, william 115 Eutsler, Gaylord Evans, Donald 115 Evarts, Richard 94 Ewbank, Wanda Fabiano, Charla 94, 191 Fair, Robert 115 Fast, William Felthoff, David Felton, Paula 115 Fenstermaker, Pamela 115 Ferguson, Franklin 115 Ferguson, James 115, 20 Ferguson, Robert Ferner, Larry 115 Ferry, Thomas 212 Fields, Donna 115 Firestone, Craig 115 Fisher, Betty 115 Fisher, Laura 116, 152 Fisher, Michael 116 FiShpaw, John 116, 159, 162 Flatt, Elizabeth 116, 158, 176 Fletcher, Roma 116, 176 Force, Donna 94 Ford, Stephen 116 Fox, Elizabeth Fox, Emmett 116, 172 Foxhall, Alden 116 Fowler, Bonnie Fraas, John 116 Freas, Robert 95 Freidline, Dixie 116 Freygang, Geroge 116 Frick, Brian 116 Fuchs, Susan 152 Funk, John Gabell, Ellen 116 Gallacher, Carolyn 116 Gallion, Joseph Galterio, Vincent 116 Gamble, Gary 116 Gardner, Glenn 116 Gartman, Jimmie 116 Gay, Ernest 116 Geaslen, Jimmie 95, 152 Geisel, Jill Gentile, Candace 116, 157 Gentle, Stanley 157 Gifford, Howard Ginley, Daniel Girdner, Doyle 117 Gleasman, Keith Glavin, Pamela 117, 166 Gledhill, John 117 Glover, Charles Godman, Nadine 152, 169 Gohler, Rosemary 117 Gohring, Marylou 117 Goldbach, Lynn Goldsen, Michael 117, 149 Hanrahan, Janet Harmon, Douglas 118 Harper, Steven 118 Harris, Val 118, 208 Harvey, Margaret 118 Hattery, John Hang, Franck 197 Haviland, Douglas 118 Havrilla, Helen 118, 176, 256 Hawthorne, Valarie 118, 158 Heckman, Sharon 118 Hedley, Susan 118 Heitz, Ronald 118 Helscher, Michael 118, 250 Helser, Ann 118 Herrick, Howard 96, 208 Herrle, Timothy Hertle, Beverly 118 Hesketh, Richard Heston, Arthur 118, 182 Heyl, Kenneth 96 Hicks, Randall 118 Hidlebrand, Jorj Hill, Anna Mae Hills, Norman Hilty, Kenneth Hinckley, Lynda 118 Hines, Catherine 118 Hire, Jane Hof, Philip 118, 149 Hoffman, Kirk 119, 171 Hoffman, William 199 Hohman, Catherine 119 166 Holmes, Howard 119, 168 Holzhauer, Donald 119 Hood, Chris 208 Hooey, Edna 119 Hooker, William 119 Hopper, Betty Horn, Charles 119 Horner, Craig 119, 155, 175 Horst, Leonard 152 Hossler, Jane 119 Hotchkiss, Jody 119 Howenstine, Toni 117 Hrivnak, Kathy 187 Hubbard, Kendall 119 Hudson, Karen 119, 154 Huizenga, Mark 252 Hull, Brooks 119 Hull, Jim 119, 175 Hunkin, Martha 119 Hunter, Dorcas 119 Imke, Paul 119, 212 Ingraham, Daniel 119 Ingram, Adell 119, 208 Ittner, Deborah 120 Jackson, Julio 120 Jackson, Lee 120 Jagoda, Peter 96, 199 Gortner, Richard Gotter, David 117 Graham, Richard 117 Grassman, Cathy 117, Gray, James 117 Grazar, Cathleen 117 Green, Judith 95 Greenfield, Hugh 117 Greer, Jane 117, 152 Griffith, Phyllis 117 Griswold, Racille 117, Grove, John Hackenberg, William 1 168 Jakeway, Donald 120, 156, 144 James , David A. 120 James, David R. Jarvis, Oscar 120, 208 Jelley, Terry Jennings, Richard 96, 206 Jerousek, Jeanne 120 Johns Johns on, Jack 120 on, Kirsten 96 Johnson, Melinda 120, 169 Jones, Barbara 120 Jones Jean Jonesi Karen 120 Jones, Linda 120 Hahn, Cathyn 117 Hahn, Deitra 117, 165 Halsey, Jonathan Hankey, Barbara 118, 170, 176 Hanlon, Karen Hanna, William 9 Hannah, Thomas 118 Jones, Richard 120 Jones, William Juratovac, Thomas Kantosky, William 120 Karales, Mary 120, 176 Karpinski, Marilyn 120, 165 Kassor, Thomas 120 Kast, Jay 120, 161, 162 Katsampes, Rita 120 Keisling, Bruce Kelleman, Terrence Keller, Leslee 98, 166 Keller, Richard 120, 215 Keller, Suzanne 121 Kennedy, Claire 121, 158 Kepic, Michael Kester, Gary 121, 208 Kienzle, Nancy 176, 178 Kile, Kathryn 121 King, Jane 121, 161 King, Mary 121, 165 King, Robert 121 Kinney, Jack Kister, Marvin 98 Klenz, Susan 176, 254 Knowles, Sidney 121 Koehler, Thomas 177, 208, 212 Koppel, Francie Kramer, Ellyne Krenrick, Barbara 121, 152, 158 Krueger, Linda 98 Kruger, Stephen 197 Kuhn, Beverly 98 Kukulinski, Michael 121, 181, 208 Kusiak, Tony Laber, Margaret 121 Lampkin, Joyce 121, 254 Land, Christine 121 Lang, Jennifer Larabee, Scott 121 Laribee, Debra 121 Latta, Daniel 121 Laudig, John 121 Lawrence, Carolann 128, 158 Lax, Pat 121 Lee, Jongkoo Leichtman, Laurance 99 Leidy, Charles 121 Leppla, Karren 122, 176 Lesefky, George Lett, Exodus 99, 206 Levering, William 122 Lewis, Ernest 122, 149, 171 Lingo, Max Linton, Roberta Litton, Nancy 122 Loiko, Gregory Long, Gary Loury, Michael 122, 208, 212 Lowe, Jeffrey Loyd, David 122, 162 Lutz, Beverly Lynch, Michael Lynch, Richard 122 Mackay, Douglas 208 Magee, Mildred 122 Maggard, Jerry Marlowe, Linda 122 Martin, Charles 122 Martin, Patricia 2, 122, 163 Martinez, Fidel 122, 208, 212 Martorelli, Raymond 205 Mathews, Elizabeth 122, 176, 254, 236 Mattioni, Marilyn 122, 170 Mayer, David 100, 162 McAfoos, Linda 122 McCartney, Patricia 122 McDowell, Rebecca 100, 193 McEnteer, David 122 McEwen, Ellen 122, 176 McFadden, Danny 122 McFarlin, Carol McGuckin, Mary 122, 166 Mclntire, Ellen 122 McKellogg, John 122, 171 McKenna, Kay 123 McKinley, Jeffrey 123 McKinney, Samuel 123 McKnight, Paul 123, 208 McQuate, Kelly 123 McQuown, David 123 Meadows, Richard Meehan, Patricia Meeusen, Nancy 123 Melvin, Terrie 123, 178 Merrell, Richard 123 Metcalf, David Meyer, John Meyer, Susan Miller, Cynthia 123, 154, 168 Miller, Daniel 123, 208 Miller, Mark Miller, Stanley Miller, William Milligan, Charles 212 Mishaw, Bruce Mishler, Helen 123, 154, 172 Mitchell, Robert Mittlestead, Robert Mohr, Diana 123 Monahan, John Monigold, James 123 Moodt, Richard Moore, Elizabeth 123, 158 Moore, Robert 123, 166 Moorhead, Barbara 123 Morelli, Michael 212 Morgan, Dennis 124, 206 Morrison, Roger 124 Morrison, Peter 124 Morton, Robert Moses, Michael 124, 214 Mount, Philip 124 Muir, James 208 Murr, Connie 124, 176 Murray, Neddra 124, 166 Myers, Martha 124 Nace, George 124, 149 Natlacen, April 124, 158 Neal, Paul 101 Needels, Carol 124, 176 Needels, Cheryl 124 Neiswander, Bonnie 124 Nemeth, Randall Ness, David 124, 182 Newsome, Roy Newton, Lissa 124 Nowacki, William Nuti, Cheryl 124, 234 Obenauer, Robert 124 Olin, James Oney, Ronald Owen, Rancis 124, 231 Oyster, Larry 124, 212 Palmer, Frederick 124 Paolantonio, Charles 125 Parrish, Steven Pau.mier, Dolores 125 Peacock, Cheryl 125 Pemberton, Stephen 102, 201 Perdew, Michael 125 Perri, Joseph Pernell, Howard 125, 208 Pettit, Gerald'125 Phillips, Thomas D. Phillips, Thomas S. 102, 125 Philpott, Nathan 208 Pike, Gregory 125 Piper, Lanny Plank, Jane 125, 162, 164, 168 Pogi, Richard 7.25 Preis, David 125 Price, Timothy 125 Prieur, David 125, 181 Propos, Perle Provenzano, Maureen Quinlan, James 208 Raboff, Kathryn 125 Raby, Margaret 125 Race, Mark 125 Raffensperger, Jane 125 Ralich, Geroge 125 Rau, Robert Reed, Carla Reed, Patricia 187 Reeder, Katherine 161, 162 Reehorst, Susan 125, 162 Reiman, James Reinicke, Daniel 126 Revenaugh, David 125, 208 Ricco, Patricia 126 Richmond, Judith Richmond, Samuel 126, 208 Richmond, Steve Richter, Stephen Riley, Eric 126, 1.49, 212 Ringholz, David 126 Ritchie, Karen 126 Ritter, Philip 126 Robbins, Linda 126 Roberts, Lloyd 126 Roberts, Richard 126 Rockenfelder, Kathey 126, 166 Rockenfelder, Patricia 126 Rodenbach, Jeannie 10, 126, 176, 234, 236 Rodgers, Mike 126 Roesemann, Gretchen 126 Roger, Mary 126 Rohan, John Rome, Betty 126 Ronald, Andrew 126 Rorak, Dianne 126 Ross, Constance 127 Routh, Robert Roy, Marc 127 Ruhl, Marilyn 127, 154, 176 Russer, Tom 127 Sabol, Richard 127, 214 Salviolo, Ronald 127 Santoro, Ellen 127 Saunders, Greg Scammell, Scott 103, 199 Schaff, Edward Scheid, Sandra 127 Schiemann, Lawrence 127 Schierbaum, John 127 Schillig, Sharon Schindler, David Schmidt, Charles Schmock, Robert 208 Schuman, Barbara 127 Schurman, Jay Schussler, Melanie 127, 159 Schuth, Carol 127 Schwaner, Phillip Schwartz, Cynthia 127 Schwartz, Helen 127 Schwind, Pamela 127 Schwinn, Barry Seaman, David 127 Seder, William 208, 212 Sedwick, Dex 1127 Sell, Linda 2, 128, 163 Shade, David Shafer, Jeffrey 128 Shamess, Margaret 128 Shaver, Leta 128 Shetcik, Ken 128 Shellhase, Jacquelyn 128, 157 Shellhouse, Gilbert Shelly, Sandra 128 Shepherd, Cynthia 128 Sherman, Jon 181, 182 Shevchik, Nancy 128, 176 Shoemaker, Mark Shrimplin, Valorie 128 Siano, Rita 128 Siegenthaler, Daniel 128 Skule, Richard 128 Slotz, Diane 128 Smart, Carl 128, 162 Smetzer, Gary 128 Smith, Barbara 128 Smith, Drew 129, 136, 144, 165 Smith, Linda 128 Smith, Linda K. 129 Smith, Sue 129, 162 Sobechko, Steven 197 Sobol, Alan Sobolenski, Richard 129, 208 Sooy, Lois Soubusta, Jane 129, 176 Southard, Stanley Spidell, Donna 129, 161, 162 Spieth, Elaine 115 Spink, Doris Squillante, Camille 187 Staats, Beverly 129, 152, 166 Staley, Diane 129 Stanley, Don 129, 155, 162 Stark, Ruth 129, 166, 176, 236 Steele, Carolyn Stein, Dale 129, 208 Steinberg, Julian 199, 206 Steiner, Ronald Stelzer, Miriam 129, 152 Stephens, Kathleen 129, 158 Stevens, Beverly 129 Stiebritz, Edith 105 Stoffer, Richard 129, 153, ' 171 Staufer, Norma Strait, J0l'm 129, 157, 215 Strauchen, Linda 129, 156, 175 Struk, John 129 Stull, Jerry 129 Swanbeck, John 130 Sykes, Theresa 130, 152 Szokan, Vicki 130, 158 Taitti, Nerissa 130, 155, 182 Talamas, David 130 Tannahill, Douglas 130 Taylor, Clare 130, 161, 162 Tennant, Ruth 130 Tetrault, Marcia 130 Theobald, Pat 130 Thill, Judith 130 Thomas, John 130, 144, 149 Thomas, Melvin 130 Thomas, Sara Thompson, Deborah 105 Thompson, Robert 130 Thompson, William 130 Tidwell, Donald 206 Tiepel, Nanci 131 Tiernan, Linda 130 Tongring, Carl 130 Tonti, Theodore 130, 208 Townley, Linda 130, 176, 236 Tritch, Ronald 131 Trostle, Keith Trostel, William 131 True, John 131 Tucker, Nora Turini, Sharon 131, 166 Turner, Donna 131 Tuthill, Bette Uhlman, Almorose 131 Ulinski, Michael Upton, Jane Utz, Sallie 106 VanArsdale, Gary 131, 215 VanKeuren, Herbert 131 Vanmeter, James Va.nTilburg, Marcia 130 Vannucci, Dominic 131 Vercillo, Damian Vietoris, John Visci, Robert 106, 181, 199 Voelkle, Peggy 131 Vogt, Julia Vonbergen, Robert 131 Vosler, Jan 131 Wachtel, Larry Wacker, Lowell 131 Wagner, Dolores 131 Wales, Susan 189 Walker, Jacklyn 131 Walker, Marilyn 106 Walker, Terryl 131 Walls, Sharon 131 Wallsmith, Thomas 131 Walter, Andrew 149 Walters, Truman 131 Waltman, Gail Wampler, Michael 132, 215 Wandt, Gaye Warren, Linda 132 Wasson, Jodean 132 Waugh, Marcia 132 Welch, Daniel 208 Wells, Virgil 132 Wentz, Deborah 132, 158 Wescoat, Susan 132 West, Patricia 132 Weyer, Dora Whalen, Michelle 107, 152, 154, 158 Whitacre, Thomas 107 White, Larry Whitehill, Ronald 132 Whitmore, Craig 132, 162 Whitmore, Susan Whitney, Rachel 132, 234 Wiand, Lynne Wiggins, Paul Wilcox, Linda 132 Wilkes, Thomas Wilkolak, Thomas 132, 215 Williams, Carol 10, 132, 144, 176 Williams, Catherine 132 Williams, Jacqueline 132, 176, 234, 236 Williams, Michael 132 Williams, Wendy 132 Wilson, Dean Wilson, Janice 132 Wilson, Kevin 214 Windhorst, Jane 132 Winemiller, David 206 Winkle, Donna 133 Wiseman, Vicki Wolfran, John 133 Wonders, Diane Worcester, Marcia 133 Workman, Bonnie 133 Worner, Donna Worthen, Jan 133, 162 Wright, Pamela 133 Yoel, Almire 133 Yonkof, Martin 133, 224 Zabielski, Anthony 133, 208 Zaksek, George 133, 192 Ziegler, Robert 133 Zimmerman, Daniel 133 Zoeller, Diane 108, 234 PATRONAGE Aber's Garage All Siar Dairies Archway Bakery Ari' Priniing Ashland Bank and Savings Co. 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