Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1973 volume:

B-W SPO RTS TENNIS The 1973 Baldwin-Wallace tennis team was under the able direction of first year Coach, Dr. Paul Annear. Dr. Annear guided the squad to a 6.4 over- all record and seventh place at the OAC tournaments. After dropping three of their first four matches the Yellow Jackets tallied five straight victories only to see their string broken in the final match of the season. The highlight Of the season was the GAO tournament where all the players played well. Out- standing for the Jackets was the two- some of Senior Captain Brian Kowell and Freshman Bill Braham. Playing at second doubles this team reached the finals in the bracket. Besides Braham and Kowell, rounding out the team was Sophomore Greg High, Senior Mike O'Day', Junior Marc Cirigliano, Soph- omore Tim Beck, Junior Bruce Bryant and Freshman Jim Lowery. - - 32' .' .4 . .A- --.-.I , . - - .' - '- 1. llg'. . z ' - f , .;-. : .- m .- - .-. I - .. : a, . .35W11-h WW . - . - . .. - .5 1-. . :- 15 FOOTBALL The 1972 BW football team finished the season with a very respectable seven win two loss record. The Yellow Jackets were 3-2 in the OAC. Statistically the jackets had an outstanding year. They outscored their opponents 287-113. The only two losses were by a combined total of six points. The Jackets opened the season in Evansville, Indiana, with a 28-0 victory over Evansville University. Willie Avery and Dale Herbert were named the game's out- standing players. The second game was at home against Muskingum. The Jackets dumped the Muskies 45-17. The players-ofutheuweek were Ed Casey and Mark Summers. The University of Wiscomin-River Falls vis- ited The George Firmie Stadium and were thumped scundly by the Jackets 49-0. Brothers John. and Don Yezerski were honored as the outstanding players. Fer- ris State was the fourth straight victim of the Yellow jackets by the score of 46-14. Jim King and Mike Hur- sky were the players-of-the-week. The fifth game marked defeat for BW as the always tough Tigers of Wittenberg drepped the Jackets 17-14. Joe Stark and Thom McKenzie were the jackets-of-the- week. For the second week in a row the Jackets found themselves on the losing end by three points as the Student Princes of Heidelberg defeated the Jackets 10- 7. Bob Smith and Dale Herbert excelled despite the loss. The seventh game snapped the losing streak as the Jackets came from behind to beat Capital 37-21. Ed Casey and Willie Avery were the offensive stars as Emil Bertolini and Gary Deyo Ted the defense. The Jackets' sixth victory was a homecoming win over Mount Union, 47-21. John Groff and Kevin Maher were selected as the outstanding players while john Yezerski was selected as the Frank Repouo Award winner. The final game was a tight one as the Jackets nipped the Virooster Scots 14-13. Jack Haring averaged 50 yards on five punts to keep the Scots deep in their own territory. Jim King and Dale Herbert were selected as the players-of-the-week. The JaCRets placed first in the conferenCe in total of- fense and passing offense. Nationally, BW ranked uirrth in total offense and tenth in passing offense. BW placed six players on the aII-OAC first team, two on the second team, and two honorable mention. On the first team offense were Willie Avery, John Groff, and John Yezerski. Defensively, Dale Herbert and Thom McKenzie were first team. Second-teamers were Ed Casey and Mike Scullin. Bob Smith and Kevin Maher were honorable mention. The all-OAC kicker was Mark Heaton, who was also named second team All- American. John Yezerski was awarded the Mike Greg- ory Award for being the outstanding lineman in the OAC. John was also named as an Academic All-Ameri- can. 18 19 SOCCER The Baldwin-Wa'lla ce soccer team finished the 1972 season with a record of 2-4-1. The team scored 23 goals in 1972 as compared to nine in 1971. Firsta-year coach John Hon- eyman was pleased with the improvement. Senior co-captain John Levin broke a. school record by scoring five goals in one game. This erased the previous mark set by Levin in 1971. John led all scorers with nine goals on his way to becoming the MVP. Joe Barnum scored four goals and Dave Ran- hoff and Rad Petkovic had three each to fol- low Levin in the scoring parade for 1972. Scott Loring and Dale Stary received praise from Coach Honeyman for their defensive work. Other standouts were Gary Barclift and Bob Steneck, the 1971 MVP. RESULTS 1972 SOCCer Results BW 4 Mus'kingwn 2 BW 1 Kenyon 1 BW 1 Oberlin 4 BW 9 Heidelberg 1 BW 1 Mount Union 5 BW 1 Ohio Wesleyan 8 BW 6 Youngstown 7 double overtima Head Coach john Honeyman 26 27 28 29 GOLF The 1973 version of the Baldwin-Wallace golf team compiled a respectable 8-10 record including an 'me'lefeated season at home. The golf team was led by Senior Dale Morse who lettered four years and received the 1973 MVP in golf. Dale is the only member of the 1973 team who won't be returning to compete next season. Those players who will be back next year include 2- year letterman Charlie Tremont and first-year lettermen Fred Schubert and Gordie Netsche, all of whom will be seniors next year. These three golfers along with freshmen Don Bland, Dave Sewage and Dave Trimble will hope- fully make up the mongest team in Baldwin-Wallace history. The 1973 season was a year of experiences -- the 1974 season will be a year of achieve- ment and success. Individual Records Dave Trimble Don Bland Charlie Tremont Gordie Netsche Fred Schubert Steve Tharett Dale Morse Dave Savage Dave Anderson OHmN-bm-D-mwg Nwmwmyh-NNDH OOh-DOHNWOI-I 33 ..n..I. Ilrll....v.i. I ....--, a 44. A 7. fail al- HE? w mai'd-FM. 1 1-4-12: 46 47 ; :7 Jnuv.vt4-4w- kw ALPHA CANLMA DELTA D. Chapman D. Packal B. Schaefer J. Rixon M. Bein B. Summer J. H011 D. Brown P. Quinn M. Jones E. Ziegler M. Heier J. Moran T. Collins . McLaughlin . McClean . Strebel . Hattendorf . Wahlburg N. Rickert Frey . Turk Renz Kunze S. McLive D. MCCaY H. Gaier J. Carroll G. Stephens C. Brotherson B. Morningstar B. Kyle S. King E. Brazing 5. Phillips P. Rauber D. Clark C. Polatka S. Manchester J. Jassco H. Holst M. Kellyr K. Kraemer J. Robinson N. Pergert A. Grace N. Stewart K. Frank L. Klflkis muuaa . A LPHA PHI D. Bauer C. Munk D. Kanause L. Fenton 3. Waters: B. Crocker 8. Clock 1.. O'Brien N. Gentry j. Moffatt D. Thompson A. Marshall TI. Moore 1.. Manzella J. Griffin L. Vertal T. Hodgskin A. Baxter 5. Strange B. FOSnaugh D. Daugherty K. Thombloom L. Moore J. Wattles Ii. Koegel D. Parman D. Danby D. W'ilkins B. Bowman E. T D. Danby D. Wilkins B. Bowman E. Traxler j. Orr 5. Dean C. Shanks L. Tainsb P. Small B. Kerrigan V. Emblem J. LLmdgTen C. Grigsby H. Torrance V. Holland A. Wrenshall C. Huber P. Pugsley W. Ford B. Fm'shay M. Spear S. Douglas S. Harsh ALPHA SIGMA PHI B. Pelekamos C. Roby R. Dickerhoof S. Jame'rson C. Beck B. Hawley P. Starky B. Kowell J. Harris D. Jenkins J. Haubert G. Dumball 8. Parks I. Branic B. Restids 1. Antram B. Groundwater D. Redd T. OpastI-ny M. Hursky M. Foster J. Stark T. Beck R. Hegedish D. Burnsides L. Adams M. Anderson I. Comstock K. Kuhner J. Warhola R. Sturges E. Repa T. Bums R. Keiffer .4 . . . . P 9 m ALPHA TAU OMEGA 11 13 AL FHA TAU OIN-EEGA L. Wojciechowski P. Fox R. Intorcio T. Cardinal J. Trolli J. Barnum D. Tressel R. Wolfe K. Cowgill T. Hipp j. Ross C. Netschke R. Vogelgesang M. Knopick L. Thomas B. Cowgill N. Mendise J. Petardi I. Maxwell J. Tressel S. Denison R. Williams D. Wungesser C. Buck J, Evans D. Seddon C. Benedict J. Walters P. Stapf M. Summers L. Merek T. McDonald M. Barnum T. Nachtman j. Alleman M. Drumm j. Rhenish G. Deloia M. Burnett D. Davis D. Odorizzi D. Shewman B. Ryall S. Kampfer C. Hall J. Glatz M. Grady B. Briggs D. Kolcum G. Ur H. Tulk M. Doro ALPHA X1 DE LTA . J. Hawkins. M. MacDonC-ugh J. Mach M. Chambezs K. Riehs L. Tabakos C. Rhoads D. Reinhardt N. Franklin D. Engels C. Gray K. Van Deusin J. Roberts G. Garrett E. Kathe 0 D. Amritt E. Johnson C. Raineri J. Thornton N. Jennings N. Likvaric T. Meister A. Singleton D. Bodenstein S. Girimont P. McGinty S. Gauchat M. Sahuester L. Varju N. Smith 3. Bank DELTA ZETA 17 18 DEL TA ZE TA R. Moore 5. Kelly N. Mortenson D. Oppell P. Merck D. Shlapock D. Batson D. Sturm L. Nelson 3. Ward B. Gormail B. Bieber S. Kemmler D. Baldwin B. Gump L. Gentile D. Evers 5. Skowronik B. Brannon C. Conrad V. Musat L. Loveland M. MCNob K. Perkovick N. Partner M. Perolino C. Gibbons 1.. McNiven J. Marcello L. Marsoobion C. Lekmon P. Rutt D. DeLuca H. Berglieker M. Uhrich S. Stoss D. Mapstone K. Kenik D. Cohen D. Scobell LAMBDA CHI ALPHA J. Diamond D. Demarco J. Wilson J. English 'B. Buchler D. Martin J. McBride D. Lamka M. Ucchino D. Kane B. Gaeta A. Gold J. Pagan D. 'Perry E. Davila Tray'tsrnan Kazee I-Iyland K. Flanagan D. Childs T. Misch T. Kreager C. Jessup D. Lullian D. Craft M. Dubyak G. Nash J. King B. Jordan I. DeChant D. Herbert J. Yezerski L. Gentile S. Fay EJBerto'lini OMEGA PSI PHI 23 llllLlE HEEH zununLns i HUFGHU ,- Wu. '3. . Mama ,9 L . .7 r .. J- x 24 OMEGA PSI PHI W. Reed D. Buford E. Heard A. Green G. Golden H. Littleton L. Wagner C. Butler 25 PHI KAPPA TAU Frea ky Ts aroni Dee Iunj or Weiner King Spide Senator S lick Buddy Stud Porkchops Fri C ke r B arcli ft Tinker Be 11 Dud ley R 3 Ci ng Mike Frenchie Mac S chwedy Mouse Muff Jaime C orny Str ange Bird Rag Man Fang Petey Pap erba ck W elterian The Bak Flat ch ;J... w ,a-w-x. '1 . .327, .- .I'.V . 'm :k..l '- 41$2L35? :J +.! 7: - 17$3 kwrn 29 30 31 PHI MU S. Donner S. Applegate- G. Evans C. Thornton C. Charles V. Winch B. Clark 1,. Frey L. Patterson C. Ramage G. Buttermore P. Treter M. Popovich N. Owens L. Hutchison A. Mindnich D. Gifford P. Reynolds G. Voekkers T. Donahue B. Stah'l N. Rae I. Radics F. Birms S. Masek B. Wise N. Champagne K. Hatala M. I-IoChuli C. Bloom L. Hobart L. Cross A. Holmes A. Alsheimer M. Laneve J. Adams L. Clarke C. Miskowski M. Morrow B. Forester K. Eddy C. Holmes D. Cunningham M. Gustafson PI LAMDA PHI 5. Luring 5. Shaw R. Russell I. Chase G. Van Duesen B. Ellis A. Ring J. Taylor B. Sculh'on C. Wilson R. White S. McNeil J. Lamneck J. Davis R. Volfre P. Blaine J. McKay S. Odgen B. Sayer R. Pohorence R. Cook C. Merriam H LIQUOR p: - t: SIGMA PHI EPSILON 35 36 SIGMA PHI EPS ILON T. Brennan M. Applegate B. Riska B. Munder M. Aumpal C. Schumon M. Wehagen R. Mac Connell T. Precupp S. Sohn B. Hoebake A. Delamater T. Talln'mn S. Parker R. Van Wheoner M. Chondler T. Harrington T. Kelchner C. Stewart T. Gardner M. Swanson D. Ryborczyk T. Gates T. Dix M. Stevenson T. Ianas G. Honboren M. Sohn D. Toetz T. Terry G. Marcinek R. Hiefinger R. Everett R. 'LVinterick Anne Tsarones Diane De joy Barb Friday Lind a Kroll Valerie Valentine Catherine Dyer Roseanna Browning Lelah Harrison Margaret Beale Kay Reding Mary Linn Katleen Batta Linda Glunz Linda Hale Norma Ashby Sherlea Christian Susan Hasselbusch Deb Tasker Karen Shook Meliss a Atoudenheimer Elaine Lakis Margaret Nosek Denise Durocher Carol Almgren Kim Carlson Jeanne Seirter Debbie Codispoti Patricia Lynam Kelly Spicer Suzie Hazlett Linda Alexy Nancy Applegate Kathi Hoch Karen Dc Joy Sue Olesen Laurie Meeks Evelyn Powell Jan Eiben Kitt Knox Jane Kendrick Linda Schreiber Carol Baumer TDSH'QA'SSE'LBUSC'H- ' iiiENISQE E-LIRQCH E a Mi'Hl HIGH DIANE DE JOY nATHLEENTIET f5 ' 0T5 'Tii's'xca CA'RGL' ALMGREN KAREN :u'E em ma F'Eiimr' .13;- n unn'n Lilian; 'nibLL' Q -UNTJTGLuuz J.-. .. . KAREN SHOCK 1.-. . -. . m. macs xmn: semen -AUFHE MEEKS .n... ............ .1.. . . , .ERIE WLENTIPE CATHERFHE DYER FOSEANNA BROWNING .ELAH NARFIJSON HAQGAF'ET SEn-E id than Alpha HORH: ASHBY .. L . MEHISSA SYCLIDENHEIIER E-A NE .AKS HJQCJNREY VCSSN . J. ' DATRICM hYNAM KELLY BREE? SLZV A2k.I-,7 PQREkL JAN EIBEN ELYN ALPHA PHI OMEGA 41 . Alpha lulu 60m 1; . . NATII'. - . :smv. 'RA 42 AI. FHA PI-II OMEGA E. Witzke C. Prudence J. Bjaloncik A. Vlichetti M. Morgun B. Wines 3. Hall D. Anderson B. Rinehart J. Cyphers D. Dian Advisor: Prof. Ebert 43 l amt: 44 46 IKE: f: cn.an -,ms-u-u-um 1-9-1 .au-num 1-. - : mm- In Mn 5.... n-nn run an n v-u- .m-v. n1 .m-I Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert W. Sharp Mr. 8 Mrs. Donald H. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Summers Mr. and Mrs. Robert H'. Stephens Nlr. and h'Li-S. Sherwood L. Spnnholz Dr. and Mrs. Harold C. Schefchn Mr. and Mrs. George Musat Mr. and Mrs. RAY. Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Trolli Mr. and Mrs. H arren l. Signell Mr. and Mrs. Charles V. Condom Mr. and Mrs. jams; G. Musm Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Halcik Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Robert S. Bodenslein Mr. and Mrs. Steve C. Radics MI. and Mrs. William T. Byauham W.K. Wilkinson Ira M. Perry Dr. and Mrs. KW. Griffin Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Fm'nc Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Schuman Mr. and Mrs, Howard P. Barclift Mr, and Mrs. Ruben Archer MI. and Mrs. Edw. R. Martin MI. and Mrs. Arthur B. Eddy Mr Zip Corey Mr. and Mrs. John M. McConnell Russ and Adele Wolff Mr. and Mrs. Alfred J. Novak Dr. and Mrs. Chester 1.. Sielski Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Hobart . Mr. and Mrs. William B. Summers Sr. Dr. and Mrs. Lee 1. Tressel Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Spahr Mr. and Mrs, Carl N. Tabar Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yantek Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Kimpton Mr. and Mrs. A. Owan Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fosnaugh Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Bush PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Nachtman Mr and Mrs. Earl W. Bultolph Mr. and Mrs. Clav'm Ector Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Bonds LTC Ulen and Mrs. Norm :m G. bang Mr. and Mrs. IohnA. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hall Mr. and Mrs. Don Valentine Mr. and Mrs. SaulRubinoff Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B. Maxsou Mrs. C. Raymond Uhlik Dr. and Mrs. RobertA. George Mr. and Mrs. C. Neil Lafferty Mr. and Mrs. Nicholar Lucarelli Mr. and Mrs. David M. Cross Mrs. Andrew Kita Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hoeferle Mr. and Mrs. W.F. Applegate Carl J. Kamm Mr. and Mrs. JosephA. Barnes Mrs. Evelyn G. Menl Dr. and Mrs. James 0. 51055 Dr. CharlesF. Tremont Mr. and Mrs. David C. Collins Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Pryor Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Komar Mrs. Jean Engelhzud Mr. and Mrs. George W. Taskev MI. and Mrs. John Knopick Edward B. Quaint Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Graf Mr. and Mrs. William S. Ward Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Wittrup Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Maycroh Mr. and Mrs. JosEph A. Ur Mr. and Mrs. lack Ross Skip Denison Mr. and Mrs. Raymond j. Lohr Roland Strasshofer Mr. and Mrs. H. Robert Parks 1973 GRINDSTONE, BALDWIN WALLACE COLLEGE BEREA, OHIO - EDITED BY AL GRAF 'Whanks for the memories SENIORS. DONNA ALEXANDER MARY ALFORD ELIZABETH ANITON MICPEIENE ARCHER. THOMAS ARNOLD Question of the Year: To BeOr ; NOt to Be- . . . - NORMA ASHBY CANDACE AUTH SAFE 0R SORRY? JOHN BACHMAN ROGER BARNES KATHLEEN BA TTA BRENDA BATTLE DONALD BERAN JERRI BERTELSEN DORIS BETTINI SARA BONAM DEBORAH BROADWAY DEBORAH BROWN DEBORAH BROWN'E ROBERT BRUCKER jACKEE BRYANT SKYE BURCHESKY GLENN BUCKHOUT DOUGLAS BURCHESKY NANCY BURMAN BETSY BUSCH WILLIAM BUSTA ROBERT BUTLER MARJORIE. CAIN DEB CAMPANA MARCIA CARROLL JEFFERY CARSON DAVID CHRENCIK DONALD CHURCH TERRY COLLINS S HARON CONKLIN BARBRA CORLETT'E FEDERICO CORPUZ CHESTER CUDZILO MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM DANIEL D'AMORE THOMAS DAVIS DAVID DEAN SARAH DEAN PA TRIC IA DEC KAN T WILLIS DREISBACH C LARK DRUMMOND C ATHERIN'E DYER LINDA EARLY '.' .. , :5 DAVID EIBEN KIM EDDY IANIES CYPHERS ANTHONY FORD LORYN FREY CHRISTINE GALANIC GALE GARRETT, PATRICIA GAYDOSZ RALPH GIBSON ' ' ' LINDA GLUN'Z THOMAS GERITY I MARILYN GILBERT LINDA GOU'R IEY VALERIE GUIDO ANN HANDY GRETCHEN HANSEN FRANK HARRIS LYNNE HOBART PAULINE HOCHWALT PATRICIA HODGSON MARCO HOCHULI CHRIS TINE HOLMES HOLLY HOLST CANDACE HOOVER JANET HUNADY ROBERT HYDEN KAREN JOSEPHSON STEVEN KABER DOUGLAS KANE JOHN KELLAS SHARON KELLY LINDA KINSEY MARLAYNE LANEVE LAURA LEHRKE JOHN LEVIN MARY LINN VERA LOEFFLER PHILIP LOHR JAMES LONLNECK DEB ORAH WTMWS JAMES MAXWELL LINDA MAZGAT JAMES MAZZONE PA MELA MCC ONNE LL ROBERT McC LELLAN S TEVE MCDOUGALL THERES A MEIS TER CRAIG MIENZ JANEES MINER KA THERIN'E MOODY LORA MOORE PATR IC IA MUIRHEAD VA LERIE MUS AT CRA IG MOR TON NMRY NEWBERN DIANA NOLDER HILDA OHCALEK KATHLEEN O'KANE PATRICIA OLSEN HARRIET ONUFER TIMOTHY OPATRN'Y JIM PALMQUIST DEBORAH PARMAN JAYNE PARRY BETTY PASSAGE HELEN PAXTON SUSAN PHILLIPS ALTA PORTER RONALD PYLES PATRICIA QUINN JANET RADICS PATRICE RADU RICH RAW L'INSON DEBORAH REINHARD T PATRICIA REX ALLAN RICHARDS LISA RINI MICHAEL SAVAGE PATRICK SAVAGE ROBERT SAYER JEAN SCAFFIDI CONNIE SCHEFFLER THOMAS SCHWEDA KAREN SHOCK ANN SEYMOUR TIM SIDOR SUSAN SIELSKI DEBORAH SHUTT ALLEN SIARKOWSKI ROBERT S TEN'ECK WILLIAM STEWART WILLIAM S TRAIN BONNIE SUMNERS DAVID TABAR JOANN THORNTON EMILY TRAXLER PAMELA TRE'IER LINDA TULEY GARY UR VALERIE VALENTINE BRUCE WALLACE . 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