Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1976 volume:

Once there was a flock of geese. They were kept in a wire cage, by a former. One day, one of the geese looked up and saw that There was no top to the cage. Look, look: There is no top. We may leave here. We may become free. Few listened, and none would turn his head to the sky. 50, one day, he simply spread his wings and flew owoy e alone. Soren Kierkegaard The Grindsl'one 1976 Baldwin-Wallace Berea, Ohio Table of Contents Introduction 3 Activities 16 Sports 52 Organizations 80 People 1 12 Seniors 0 r: :r T. P Ii... I Illlll . 5 ACTIVITIES HALLOWEEN PARTY Ernsthausen sponsored 0 party I on October 25, 1975. l9 CRUCIBLE TH E CONTRAST FEB. 19-28 THE GLASS MENAGERIE JAN. 29-Feb. 7 2' SIG 5 m P M Y L 0 CAFE NIGHTS KEITH BERGER THURSDAY, OCT. 9,1975 3:00 p.m. GISELA BURKHARDT BASHA ... h twin ,Q.nuk4u.w . I w . h Npho Xi Delta Thor's Rock and Roll Third Place - Sigma Phi Epsilon Sig Ep Sings of TomorrOw Alpha Gamma Delta West Side Story Second Place Deth Zero Curtains Up i' Second Place Pi Lambda Phi American Folk SDngs 9 2 AXpho Tau Om ego PhiMu ing Awards 5 30 Modern Dance 31 Shannon Carroll was Homecoming I Queen. The court consisted oil Karen May, Donna Monroe, Becky Boyd, 1' Allyne Koporc, Roseann Nisonger, J Jan Chidsey, Nancy Perm. I Not pictured Lynda Camber. W ' LEW- 7: 3 MICHAEL STANLEY BAND 333 . .. , H $335333: BACH FESTIVAL May 21-22 OKLAHOMA NOV. 13-22 Graduation June11,1976 5 FOOTBALL With the experienced leadership of 24 semors, this years' team recorded 0 very good 7-2 record. The team Showed increasing improvement with each game played. When the final statistics were tobumted, the Yellow Jacket gridders had performed well enough to he for the Red Division chompicmship, lead the OAC in scoring, rcmk 4th in the notiOn in total offense, 5th in total points, and rank 11th in the NCAA Division III as a team. They also provided Coach Tressel with his record breaking 105th victory by beating JCU. Selected to the All-Conference team were Mike Albert, Bob Beichler, Tim Carma, Chuck Hall, Jim Houbert, Rich lntorcio, Jim Kuhner, Russ MacConneH, Ken Preseren, Mike Sabock, Doug Shock, and Scum Crumpton who also won the Mike Gregory award for most outstanding lineman in the conference. HonorabWe mention: Robbie Robbins and Greg Freede. tl MW- II.' 1 II IIIII 9w Va; ?? Hllatijhir- t I I I i 504536519659 34.366616 632658642-55'77620611630635640:50 Q9941; vwai-jft r'fr-a 1.6alpu611r-xh16r6nvdiar'JkH-Mhmb-mwt- '4- J'lH UL6IHE ' 4 gr: 62.24 251539,986.89I39 3.;45 726636631636 37.671688 39 '18 '3 61W El! Eng.lal+W-JV4JJ1JH gIWSBESE' 1K1; 4:651 .65766'55-5'4 4923. an 8'3 34: $633 36.. i; I 1 S ilEV-I6,'m76..f ' $631164th uh'r t1 ! ivgwaja' Fa sI622 '62.- snadzrva: 27556674679 365.71 6659 624713547 mi L.- ISt ROW- D. Shook, R. Robbins, M. App1egote, Bt Belchler, R. Figliom, R. Grymes, G. Milkie, M. Mytrohovich, D. Engieking6 B. MocConnell, R. lntorcio, G. Glover, M. Atbert, J. Kuhner. 3. Hart, J1 Macnealy, K. Smith. 4th ROW3 G. Knox, D. Flaherty, T. Crumpton, G. Nash, J. Houbert, M6 Knopick, C. Hall, 06 Kolcum, L. McMahon, J. Surniak, G. Manda, B. Ertle, R. Hradek, T. Kelsey, P. Thomas, J. Ross, 06 Gorbett, T. Kreoger, G. Freede, T. Corras. 2nd Petrello, J6 Host, M. Mobryf T. Ianni, R. Krytowski, PA Ernst, G. ROW WM. Brown, D. Bowersox, G. Key, P. Rogers, D. Schwoll, l. Piskfc, J. Hoyt, B. Key, J. lrner, G.Jer1nings, J. Rehrn, M. Kisho, E. DiPcolo, J. Patton, D. Janitzke, T. Masai, B. Spicer, E. Jackson, 81 Fewer. 5th ROW- Lt Tressel: Head Coach, A. Rupright, K. Colvm, Huen, T. Gustofson, B. Elfrink, A. Loibe, R. Brooks, R. Leyde, M. C. Wellender, R. Dickerhoof, J. Carlo, J. Attonen, R. Packard, D. Sabock, J. Johnson. 3rd ROWa- J. McFarland, K. Low, 3 Olds, EA Perkins, D. Demmerce, R6 Quackenbush, R. Fisher, J. Sheets, H. Creo, J. McKenzie, P. Korogianos, M. Tamburino, R. Renourt, M. Goughan, M. Mentor, G. Kaiser, M. Maher. Not pictured: J. Smith, Bryant, F. Slywinski, E. Overmeyen G. Rufus, M. DiFronco, D. K. Preseren, P. Gecrge. l FOOTBALL With the experienced leadership of 24 semors, this years' team recorded a very good 7-2 record. The team showed increasing improvement with each game played. When the final statistics were tabulated, the Yeltow Jacket gridders had performed well enough to tie for the Red Division championship, lead the OAC in scoring, rank 4th in the notion in total offense, 5th in total points, and rank ch m the NCAA Division Ill 05 CI team. They also provided Coach Tressel with his record breaking 105th victory by beating JCU. Setected t0 the Alvaonf-erence team were Mike Athert, Bob Beichler, Tim Corros, Chuck Hall, Jim Houbert, Rich lntorcio, Jim Kuhner, Russ MacConnell, Ken Preseren, Mike Sabock, Doug Shook, and Sam Crumpton who also won the NM ke Gregory award for most outstanding lineman in the conference. Honorable mention: Robbie Robbins and Greg Freede. Jim Host :l , I l '. l h II mgsmm l u . . EFL? '11, 9- ii ?.III, 3L, miliai III III 72- . . I10 50 335133333 .84 35- 18 432.358 :9 3?? 77320311430365.1349, 50!. 993.113. T133144; rm 1 jwi-Tir-g $913.39 U'4n3191lwmhmlynard 9934199331133 59:98 13331344733333.9333 33 .333 MEJ 23393313333 37.. 'nI-I- i683?!- 759;, 3.. Mi-wuwlm LEJl-HHVhl nu jail :-.' 29 3 L54 583:5? w131.357,..35,9332.. 1 -333 3 Bi; 9 ' ifs, 9 fix??- :3 3-3 5 3h. i3 1135173.; 3519;339:331!th 3T4 lain 5313533343., 33 35 322 , 32333342332 3.273533743734637133339 3721.77; . mi. .f ? 9 m 31w .39. NW: 11' 'I .. -: , .. t .l e , 1 .. . T .4 :4 -r . . .' .. -' ,.- -' a . Is! ROWt D. Shook, R. Robbins, M. Applegate, B. Beichler, R, Figtiofc, R. Grymes, G. Miikie, M. Mytrohovich, D. Engleking, B, MacConhell, R. lntorcio, G. Glover, M. Albert, J. Kuhner, 5, Hart, J. Mocneaty, K. Smith. 4th ROWW G. Knox, D. Floherry, Crumpton, G, Nash, .l. Haubert, M. Knopick, C, Hall, D. Kolcum, L. McMahon, J. Surniak, G. Manda, B. Ertle, R. Hrudek, T. Kelsey, Thomas, J. Ross, D, Gorbett, T, Kreoger, G. Freede, T. Corras. 2nd Petrello, J. Host, M. Mubry, T, Ianni, R. Krytowski, P. Ernst, G. ROW3M. Brown, D. Bowetsox, G. Key, P. Rogers, D. Schwolt, I. Pisklo, J. Hoyt, B. Key, J1 lmer, G. Jennings, J. Rehm, M. Kisha, DiPaolo, J. Patton, D. Jonitzke, T. Masai, B. Spicer, E. Jackson, 3. Fearer. Sth ROW 3 L. Tressel: Head Coach, A. Rupright, K. Co Huen,T.Gustc1f$on,B. EIFrink, A. Lathe, R. Brooks, R. Leyde, M. C, Wetlander, R. Dickerhoof, J. Carlo, J. Altonen, R. Packard, D. Sabock, J, Johnson. 3rd ROW -... J. McFarland, K. Law, 5. Olds, E. Perkins, D, Demmerce, R. Quackenbush, R. Fisher, J. Sheets, H, Cree, J. McKenzie, P. Korogicnos, M, Tamburino, R. Reneurt, M. Gaughan, M. Mental, G. Kaiser, M. Moher. Not pictured: J. SI'I'H' Bryant, F. Slywinski, E, Overmeyer, G. Rufus, M. DiFranco, D, K. Presereh, P. George, SPO RTS 53 ABOVE: Andy Loibe, Rich lntorc10, Gory Nash BELOW: Offensive huddle Wittenberg Edinboro State John Carroll Ashl 0nd Musking um Heidelberg Marietta Otterbein Wooster OPP. 19 14 14 21 14 55 56 Bob Beichier, Greg Freede, Jim Kuhner Ken Preseren Joe Smith, Jim Patton, Bob Jackson, Andy Lalbe, Greg Rufus, Mike Sabock Jim Patton, Andy Laibe, Gary Nash, Jim Kuhner, Joe Smith, Jim Houbert, Greg Freede Robbie Robbins 57 e SOCCER :qe;:tf.-? F Efz' - . i ,. ., M, Mr Although it was a young squad, the 1975 Jacket soccer team was improved over last season. The experience gained by the players this season will be beneficial to next yeorts team. The highiights of the season were the two victories in the first two games of the season and the 1-0 loss to the 1974 OAC champion, Mt. Union. Outstanding players this year included John OsieeDcdzie, Obil Phimphovong, Wayne Adams, and Ken Patterson ABOVE: L. B. Smith BELOW: Geno DiLalIa, Obil Phimphavong, Tom Balbo hm; . t 3 Muskingum Capital Wooster Oberlin Heidelberg Mount Union Kenyon John Carrol! Walsh Kent State -DNMON-4MN-'w ABOVE: John Osie-Dadzie BELOW: Tom BCIHDO BELOW: Obil Phimphovong OPP. hwow--JkU1-o 59 CHEERLEADERS ABOVE: Kathy Berdis, Lia Dirienzo, Gale Johnstone, Sue Burrltf, Theres Dufiba, Terry Macintosh, Roseanne Williams Anita Welcher, Debbie Mollohan, Ann Brunron, Debbie Feaver, Judy Hunt, Laura Fabbro, Kathy Gena Not Pictured: Nancy Stewart. BACK TO FRONT: Paula Mayer, Lynn Fowler, Cathy Reidy, Corinne M0590. Kathy Dus, Patti Jo Proffitt, Cindy Tarontlno, Koren Napoleon, Gore Johnstone, Trubyr Hephar. Not Pictured: Holly Havens, Nancy McClymondsA 1 - 6T WRESTLING For a young team, the i976 Yeilow Jacket grapplers performed very well. Several injuries to key personnei affected their record. There were more matches this year which included several preseoscm tournaments. There were several outstanding wrestlers on this years squad. Mike Albert pfoced 3rd in the OAC, but he compiied an impressive undefeated record in dual meets over his 4 year career. Mike was 0150 named Outstanding Senior Athlete. Doug Beck was ist in the OAC, Ken Hurley placed 3rd, Scott Forester placed 2nd and Paul Petrella finished 3rd. With the experience gained this year, 1977 should be 0 fine season .NEELINGe K. Huriey, S. Overton, Pt Wagner, D. Beck, J. . cndrahan, S. Mishack, Asst. Coach, R. Bauer, P. Parre1la, B. Elfnnk, Mike Aibert M, Albert, G Key, M, Sharer, S. Forester, L. Gentile, T. Elsler. STANDiNG e Summa: Head Coach, T. Clevedence: Steve Overton Doug Beck Scott Foerster Scott Foerster BW 19 32 28 12 25 6 9l.5 Marietta Capital Malone Akron Ohio Wesleyan E, Stroudsburg 51. Capitol Wooster Kenyon JCU Oberlin Heidelberg Muskingum Case Western Reserve Mount Union Ohio Northern OAC Championships - 3rd OPP. I4 25 24 35 ?6 66 IS 41 I2 25 I 3 IS 24 64 BAS KET BALL The 1975- I976 cagers compiled an 8-13 record this year. The two wins over OAC champion, Oberlin, was remini5cent of their improved play during the second half of the season. Several players compiled impressive statistics. Dave Long was 4th in field goal percentage in the OAC, 13th in free throw percentage and was etected to the OAC 15tteam.Jim English was 7th in assists in the conference, 10th in scoring and was given Honorable mention in the OAC. Dan Hagen was 5th in field goal percentage tn the OAC and 181h in rebounding. Rob Winton was 8th in free throw percentage in the OAC. KNEELING: C. Wellener, M. English, M. Verdova, Bt Koval, J. Engtish, T. O'Malley, J. Herchek, P. Kociruba. STANDING: W. Clark: Head coach, M. Mabry, J. Reichert, D. Hagen, D. Lang, C. Plummer, M. Pettigrew, 6. Thompson, R. Winton, B. Krosky: Ass't coach. Not Pictured: Everett Head: Ass't coach. Marshal! Edinboro State Muskingum Rollins South Florida Ec kerd College Ashland Oberlin John Carroll Wooster Ohio Northern Oberlin Mount Union Heidelerg Kenyon Walsh Wooster Ohio Northern Oberiin Mount Union Heidelberg Kenyon Heidelberg Mark Petfigrew, Mark Verdoya, Dove Long! Jerry Reichert, Jim English Jim English WRA Miss Thompson VOLLEY BALL .57 The Jackette's voHeyball team was a young team and played a vigorous schedule, including some of the best teams in the state. The senior co-captains were Rhonda Cooley and Cathy Ferrari. Led by their leadership and consistent play, the team was able TO campife a 10-l4 record. Rhonda and Cathy were also four year players. Other senior members were Patty Walker, Marjana Popavich, and Karen Bauer. lst ROW: Dianne Turner, Cathy Ferrari, Rhonda Cooley, Jane McCandless. 2nd ROW: Marianne SchuHe, Kathy Brown, Patti Walker, Barbara Danielson. 3rd ROW: Marianne Knake, Karen Bauer, Jeannette Ortiz, Bonnie Sonich, Sandy Schneebele 4th ROW: Marianne McDewtt, Mirjano Popovich, Roe HeisnEr, 58 McCandless, Cooley Ortiz, Ferrari Setting up that important final shot A spirited and scrappy balchub, this yearts Jackette basketball team showed improved play over last season. The team was comprised primarily of underclass personnel. The experience gained by these players will provide a good nucleus for next years team. Jane McCandless and Marianne Knake were first and second leading scorers respectively. Senior Rhonda Cooley showed a great deal of hustfe as well as being third leading scorer. Patty Walker showed outstanding defense while Cathy Gette made her presence known by grabbing rebounds. McCandless, Knake Rhonda Cooley The 1976 Jackette softabll team was yOung, but much improved over the previous season. Led by seniors Rhonda Cooley and Cheryl Seaman, the team continued to progress as the season went an, to finish with a 7-7 record. Rhonda, a 4 year veteran, was one of the stranger hitters. Also leading the team were Pat McGill and Cathy Brawn, bath tri-captains. Pat was the leading hitter and was also CI consistent and steady player. Cathy showed much control and improvement as the pitcher. With most of the players returning next year, next season should be even more improved. 69 70 It was a rebuilding season for the 1976 women's swimming team, Even though the team was small in number, The spirit and enthusiasm was very high. This is a very important factor to a team that is rebuilding, because the girls will look forward to the next season. With the experience gained and the continued enthusiasm, next season should be much improved. Pam Piper was outstanding in every way. Not only did she compile an undefeated record in the individual events. she brought experience and leadership to the team. lsr ROWa K, Brown, R. Cooley, P. McGill. 2nd ROWa Mrs. French, Li Millhoff, M. Crotsei, J, Fogel, M. Schulle, D. Turner. 3rd ROWa Si Swanekamp, P. Babson, Kl Gette, J. McCandless, S. Seeman, AM. Parker. Daryl Bonds Their 0-7 record is not a valid indication of the value the girls received from participating in the Sport. They gained experience, but more importantly they enjoyed the excitement of competition. The team was led by senior captain Miriona Popovich. Other seniors were Sara Roe, Lisa Team, and Christi FelumIee. With this number of people leaving, next year will be a rebuilding season but with the experience gained this year, you can look for some improvement. Kathy Dus Marianne Knake Miriuna Popovich The T976 trackteam, coached by veteran Poul Sparky Adams enjoyed probably their greatest season ever. They compiled a perfect 12-0 record to give Sparky his first undefeated season. Included in their String of victOries was the Grand Slam of OAC track, which consisted of all 4 championships t2 indoor and 2 outdoorl. This year's team saw I7 men advance to the Nationals in Chicago. Receiving All, American status were: Clint Cuny, Lorry Coy, Steve Babson, Mark Anderson, Don Alexander, Randy Weber and Tony DiMarzio. The outstanding distancemon on the Yellow Jacket's squad was Larry Coy. Tony DiMorzio was the outstanding sprinter, Jim TilIotson was the Outstanding fieId events man, Bob Heun was the outstanding hurdler, and Steve Bobson was voted MVP. TRAC K Ist ROW v R. Petty, E. Hammer, M. Blackwell, M. Washington. Rowe D. Perrov, B. Scalambrino, S. Babscm, R. Arnold, M. Anderson, C. Wellener: Trainer. 3rd ROW e P. Adcrns: Head Coach, D, Demerle: J. Tillotson. B. Hendrickson, G. Milkie, T. Vadini, B. Browand, Bt Linen, T. DiMarzio, M. Alia, B. Heun, R. Weber, 0. Buyer, 2nd 8. Davis, J. Comerford, B. Long, A. Gold, D. Alexander, M. Sobock, Asstt. Coach, T. Balbo, M. Martin, D. Schwall, K. Thomas, C. Paschke, C. Cuny, V. Carter: Ass't. Coach. Paschke, Vadini, Heun GOLF The 1976 Golf team Suffered several disheartening losses this year as they faced many of the larger schools in Ohio in various tournaments. They finished 9th in the OAC. The leading golfers on this year's team were Don Blond ISOU, Chris Siesky t81.0l and Joe Hoyt t81,5l With everyone returning, except Don Bland, and a good group of freshmen coming m, next year has the potential of being a good season fer the Yellow Jacket golfers. HI 3 5..- f :3 EH23 ' , am Siesky, Hoyt, Btand, Herchek, GastOn 3W OPP. Wooster Inv. h 4th 392 Carnegie-Mellon 42l JCU 426 Ashland lnv. 7 9th 408 Hiram 413 Wooster lnv. h 10th 434 Walsh 38? JCU 435 Falcon Inv. h 12th Muirfield Open h I 1th 442 Case Western 41? JCU 437 Denison Best Boll - 2nd Kenyon trw, h 4th Wiftenberg Irw. 7 6th 412 YoungstOWn St. 33? SW Inv. h 2nd OAC Championships h 10th Youngsmwn lnv. h 6th Wamberg, Radcliff, Lang, Phillips, Day KNEELING e D. Garbett, 5. Call, N. Hyland, T. Witson. STANDING e K. Plank, B. Goeta, A. Day. NOT PICTUREDi D. Radcliff, J. RUGBY liohh This was the first year for the B-W Rugby club, headed by Tom Womberg. Itwos a great year as the team compiled a 5-3 rec0rd. It was a physical team, as it had to be to contend with teams such as the Cleveland Blues, Ohio State, Kent, and Ohio University. Near the end of the season, the strength of the scrum provided the margin of victory in several of the games. Supplying that strength were Scott Coll, LOU Gentile, and Tom Kreager. Also showing outstanding play were Torn Wamberg, Kevin Phillips and Bob Gaeto. Avery, F. Slywinski, G. DiLalIo, M. Bryant, E. Beale, T. Wamberg, G. Nash, K. Phtliips, F. Bolgen, D, Lang, D. Bonds. Beale, Kreager, Coll, Bolgen, Womberg BW OPP. .. . - T. .. ,. . 15 BLUES 12 ' '3' kink : .W.Q r n 7 HIRAM 6 ' .1' . . - .' 7 BLUES ll -. h o osu a . 4k 12 KENT lo I - J91? L. 1'5 .355 - $ 3 HIRAM 15 21 Cu 3 KENT Forfeit Scrum ORGANIZATIONS J . Top: Rich Bauer, Jim Caffrey, Nevin Rusor, Dave Savage, Bob Groundwater, Jim Haubert. 2nd: Ben Hendrickson, Neil Bulman, Scott Jameson, Jack Kuczei, Don Rupert, Jeff Klenclvin:r Kim Foster, Dave Petulla. 3rd: Paul Kociuruba, Rich Bauer, Mark Graham, Russ Meragljo, Pete Roffa, Ryan Kegel, Jock Turnerl Doug Shook, Mike Stephens, Sherman Micsak, 4th: George Hammond, Bob Abele, Ed Gogof, Jerry Kalbi Willy Pelekonos, Bob Quinn, Mark Biackwell. Bottom: Bill Hawley, Jim Kuhner. ALPHA SIGMA PHI In Memory of Douglas Walfer Sorg. What he left us with are more than memories. What we give in return comes from our hearts. We call it Brotherhood and Love. Top: BM Kev Brvon Effrmk, chk Stroh, Bob Skrdmore. Bob Joc kson, Greg Rufus, Mlke Sobock, Scott Summers. 2nd: Dove Durrh, Bob Offenbecker. Doug Albers, Sccm Collorr, Greg Mrlkie, 3rd, Mrke Brooks, Doug Trourman, Joe Smith, Greg Muzzilo, John Tclkusr Dove Blackburn, Bruce Taylor, Don Sobofko, Tom Genrnle. 41H: Jim Ross, Pm Rogers, Mike Kisho, Tom Jannr', Jeff Kolcum, Joe Hoyt, Terry Moscw, Bob Sprcer. Srh: Bob Hughes, Rach Boburskyg Jim Host, Jim McKenzreJ Ken Trent, Mike DeFranco. 6th: Jeff Tucker, Dove Snell, Dan Kolcum, Erme Cleo, Crorg AHen, Andy Lurtter fl'Io DiPouJo. 7th: Mon Hofop, Doug Sorg, Dave Shewmon, Mike Guudo, Randy Mosher, Mickie Mental, 33 George Key, Gory Pasquale. 5th: Les Merek, Gary DeLojc, Jamne Imel, Rich lnTorcio, Reggie Brooks, Mark Knopick, Todd Fisher, Lambda Chi Alpha Top: Scott CaH. 2nd: Mike Mytrohovich, Dare Engelking, Mark Anderson, Ruck Rodmon, Ned Hyland, Dan Gorbetr, Dave.- Long, Dan Crane, Jim meon. 3rd: Ken Preseren, Willie DeJesus, Bob 60910. 4th: Pete Komgianos, John Hanrahun, Tom Kreuger, Bob Beichler, Wayne Duke Smith. 5th: Ken Hurley, Kevin Smith, Pete Marmarcs, Mike Engfish. Bottom: Dean Junitski, Ame Gold, Louis Gentile. lm! Phi Kappa Tau 22W Top: Mark Mabry, Deon Hogger, James Tilrotson, Kevin Plank, Rick Grymes, Doug Brown, Rick Renuarr, Dave Sanderson, Ron Hosman, Rick Fesra, Bob Sevuld. 2nd: Frank Bolgan, Careyr Clum, Carl Liebold, Craig Stout, David Lcn lger Tim Cornelius, Hank Bennett, Tim Miesse, Kevin Guldem, John Humrichouser, Daie RIChOrdS, George Hlebak, Jeff Zabukovec, Gary Buki, Jim Connel, Jonathon Medaugh. 3rd: Gory SfeIter, Mike Lengler, Bill Baker, Gary Mast, Mike Tamburino, Jeff Collms, 4th; Michael Maher, John Pr.1er-u:u.4i5l'r Ron Seeder, Jonathon Phillips, Frank SFiwmskii Mark Blaine. Pi Lambda Phi 'B ' ..,-- 4.? 11m 1. - Left to right: Tracy Moffct, Doug; CodrspotL Mark Randall, Greg Benedetto. Left to right sitting: Jlm Talbert, Bob Browand, Mrs. Barnes, Mike Slawson, Geno DiLalla. Top: Mark Woltgen, Mark Swanson, Lew Kaplon, Chris Siesky, Gary Honbaum, Mike Eckert, Mark Pettigrew, Roger Gaston, Scott Olds, Al Friszmon. 2nd: John Harrington, Dwight Jenkins, Tim Boehm, Frank Mustozzu. 3rd: Ken Plotz, Mark Faraci, Rob Assini, Rod Van Vl'vrqgornerr Rod Betterly, Bill Schocher, Terry Gueltig, Jim Herchek. 4th: Culver Lamb, Steve Overrun, Ed James, Joe Vondrick, AI Blumenthal, Don Daviess, Brion Cermuk, Bottom: TJm Jones, Russ MacConnell, Robbie Robbins, Mike Applegate, Don Bland, Todd Kelchner, Bob Kovol. Top: KathieGetre, Nancy McClymonds. 2nd: Cathy Buckland, Sue Moran, Joan Michels, Brenda Lester, Susie DePould, 3rd: Kin Riccicrdi, Marsha Kelly, Patti Jo Profiff, Lidda May, Paula Mayer, Sue Burritt, Angela Hall, Sue Plate. 4th: DennyMichals, Gretchen Lemkel Sue Nolazek, Amy Swick, Anita Weicher, Kim Bergh, Paura Sonkin, Cindy Tarantino, Denise Tomsik, Donna Peters. Sue King, Laura Fabbro, Anne SevoFd. 5th: Cathy Viccari, Party Hakola, Lee Ann Shields, Sue Hawthorne, Judy Hunt, Beth Kyle, Jan Nadostup. Claudio Austin. Bottom: Meg Burrittr Nancy Handeh Jill Prochei, Gale Johmsfone, Betty Gaitonerious, Delfina Presto. Alpha Phi Top: Mara.I Hughs, Anne Hollander, Kathy Zajoc, Lisa Hetche, Karen Smith. 2nd: Cindy Kroinin, Elaine Gumbert, Sue Block, Mwssy McTamney, Leslie Kosel, Karin Benning. 1st: Hope Larson, Cindi Baker, Debbie Lichfen, Cindyr Baker, Janey Kennedy. Top: Linda Dunn, Kathy Rosneck, Ann Jones, Lindc: Huy, Carol Hunt. Bottom: Robin Boyd, Nadia Kozor, Barb Quant. Alpha Xi Delta iT-b l' y I . 1 Top: Debbie Ehrmon, SueMinorcini, Laurie Marlowe, Debbie Cohenl Isobel Suarez, Jeanette Ortiz, Jonetfe Marcello, Peggy Finley, Mary Pavicic. 2nd: Kitty Fink, Elsie Buchwald, Sandy Baumun, Sue Ellen Cecil, Shannon Carroll, Pom Altier, Lynn Johnson, Lynn Wetzel, Holly Havens, Kathy Gray, Mary Kay Hill, J.P. Fogell LlndCl Croes, Kathy Lower, Jan Haywocd. 3rd: Robin Morse, Jone Myers, Barb Charms, Becky Hawley, Amy Smith, Cathy Berdis, Nancy Yoppols, Therese Palisim. 4th: DebbieCameron, Barb Bremen, Lxsa Morsoobion, Sue Krause, Lucy Adone, Mary McGranor. Bottom: Carol Deakin, Debbie Trissl, Sue Hamilton, Murlynn Theuer. Delta Zeta Top: Jill Norman, Shirley Lemmeyer, Barb Stahl, Lynn FOwIer, Truby Hepler, Sue Kent, Denise Pendergrass, Mary Jo MeneHa, Kathy German. 2nd: Laura Buttolph, Marcia Gusrofson, Roberta Folk, Sheryl Moore, Pam Overdear, Cathy Brown, Gwen Evans. 3rd: Sheri Treibler Anne .2 Holmesr Sara Roe, Lynn Black. Bottom: Ellen Camilla, Meryl Skyler, Patty Walker. Zeta Tau Alpha Top: Val Yova, Barb Teryl, Kim Hollbrook, Robin Lenhard, Sonya Sedlacek. 2nd: Michelle Roberts, Kathie Gifford, Mary Lou Votykc, Jon Eiben, Corvel Skow, Wendy Warner, Rachaei Stein, Bev Schilling, Kate Bill. 3rd: Linda Otto, Jackie James, Kitt Knox, Mimi Klooz, Mary Jo Deckont. Paula Holofsky, Linda Schreiber, Carol Baumerl Left to Right: Denise Evans, Dione Jeurnee, Cherrl McCoskill, Connie Young, Allie Dunhum. Delta Sigma Theta Panhellenic Council .n. 4 J - 95 Top: Patti Woerr, Linda Huy, Missy McTomney, Leslie Kosel, Corvel Skew, Kitty Knox, Kathy Stepanek. 2nd: Arm Jones, Joan Michols, Delphmo Presto, Lisa Nelson, Sara Rae. Bottom: Sue Minarclni, Meg Burrirr, Janey Kennedy. 36 Top: Drew Menard, Gino DiLoIla, Doug Codispotti, Jim Ross, Kevin Smith, Mike Slawson. 2nd: Frank Mustazza, Neil Bulmun, Dale Richards, Scott Jameson, Mike Green, Mike Myfrohovich. 3rd: Al Friszmun, Dave Perullo, Dowd Shewrnon, Mort HOMO, John Philhps, Carl Leibold. 4th: Dean Maxwell, Honk Bennett, Jim Kuhner, Bob Beichler, JeH Tucker. Inter- Fraternity CouncH Greeks Something about an ideal - that came into being 4 0 century ago . . . Something about brotherhood, trust, understanding, friendship. An ideal that sometimes gets lost ,. between chapters, rush, - functions, I u personal clashes, efections. . . A-Phi-Ettes .3 Delta Phi Alpha . 2r ., l . -M!I Seated: Jan Wolcutt, Jeff Jurrel. Standing: Marilyn Kocuba, Karen Shriver, Chrxs Bussard, Carole Riser, Liese Schirch. Top: Paula Truett Karen Hoagland, Pam Cromartie, Marsha Ivanye, Judy Ballard. 2nd: Erika Schneider, Leslie Kosel, Elaine Gumbert. Bottom: Natalie Morozynsky, Scott Foerster, Trudy Henessee, Louise W. Kiefer, dvison American Chemical Society Top: Dave Hezs, Ed Richards, Dan Rodmon, Jock Merdith. 2nd: Dr. Jensensen, Muff Britten. Bottom: Tim Eisler, Jae Vondrick, Al Viebeck, Mark Wehagen. Exponent Top: Debbie Ehrman, Mark Pettigrew. 2nd: Peb Bcbson, Nancy K. Zandrea, Liese Schirch, Marion McClendon, 3rd: Bill Drost, Vern Morrison, Nanette Ryan. Bottom: Koren Schriver, Gerald Bores, Jon Wolcutt. Kappa Phi yn KOCUbCI. Sitfwng: Robin Boyd, Standing: Jan Wolcutr, Carol Risen, Chris Bussard, Karen Shriver, Karen Otto, Jeff Jeron, Teresa Pitts, Maril Bonnie Mills, Leise Schirch, AnnMarie Parker. Laurels Top: List: Marsoobian, Gail Johnstone, Alice Kovdelo, Allie Dunhom, Bottom: Kathy Buckland, Jon Wokutf, Beth Luton, Koren ShriverA Top: Suzanne Lulewicz, Rebecca Bartlett. 2nd: Co-editors, Debi Bodemtein, Joan Silva. Bottom: Kathleen Howard. Not pictured: Peter Neffenger, Vern Morrison, Costa Rodis, Ginny Konapko. 4 Top: Tom Wilson, Joe Rochford, Polly Fassinger, Lew KaplarL 2nd: Joanne Rothenberger, Mary Udics, Linda Teaman, Robin Walton, Marlynn Theuer, Chris Hrivnnk. 3rd: Biff Bowman! Bennie Giamo, Nancy Zender. Boftom: John Schnorf. Prog ram Board Pep Band Together Top: Jeff Payne, Sue Ramsey, Ed Richards. 2nd: Barb Rowland, Melissa Hart, Sue Ziembu. Sigma Delta Pi Srandi left to right: Dr. Dash, Janet Greonoff, Marcia Savetski, Debbie efcovic, Marcxa Mergler, Prof Klooz. Sitting: Christine Bussord, Zulmo Blusini, Isabel Suarez. Three votes mode the difference in the student senate elections. At the end, JOn Palmquist was declared president of the student body Randy Weber will serve as student body vice-presidenr and president of the senate. Jim McKay and Pete Wagner were the only two incumbent Senators running for 0 full term. They both won along with new Senators Art Bolourdos, Al Blumenthal, Russ Meruglio, Mike Mytrohovich, Don Rizzo, Nancy Ryan, Dev Swanson, John Takacs, and Steve Winbigler. Eddie Smith returned to Senate for a holf-term sent, accompanied by Scott Olds. Student Government 38 1... Top: Art Baiourdus, Pat Mezzulo, L.B. Smith, Mike Wolschlegen Woody Gindiing, Joe Regis. 2nd: Bill Rober'rs, Greg Calhoun, Station Manager Craig Adams, Deug Finlayson, Russ Schneider. 3rd: AI Ruprighti Rae Esposwo, Melissa Phillipgs, Steve Weiss, Jamie Jamison, Wendeil Rokosky, Faculty Adviser William Allman, Denise Bernhardt. Bottom: John asalla. WBWC 109 I Top: Judy Hunt, Sue Burrittr Beth Johnson, Sandy Stewart, 2nd: Kim Hoover, Peggy Babson, Mirjcna Popvich. 3rd: Kathy Brown, Lynne Miihoff, Bonnie Sonich, J.P. Fogel. Bottom: Carow Schaof, Beth Lutton, Cathy Farran, Sue Swonecamp. Women's Rec real'ion Association Delta Mu Delta Left to Right: Dan Pavsek odvisor, Steve Kasprisin, Jane Reed. Donna Monroe, Bill Galt, Jim Cunningham. Home Economics Club Organizations: Look around through c: few of The organizations and deciding where you fit. Finding the office in the maze of buildings. Walk in Everyone looks so efficient, so forbidding. May I help you? Now these people are your friends. There is c: certain snugness of personal effort. Belonging. PEOPLE 113 We must conclude that education is not what il- is said to be by some, who profess to put knowledge into a soul which does not posses as if they could put sight into blind eyes. Plato Department of Religion Left to right: Chaplain Mark H. CoHierl Prof Hugh Burtner, Dr. Wray Stickford. Above: 1st row: Debbie Lee, Nome Souke, Dorothy Joeger. 2nd row: Colette Hcvmn, Gecrge J. Mociuszko. Right: Kathy Post, Esther Schweder. Ritter Library Department of Education lst ROW-d Dr. Joan Suedmeyer, Amelia Harding, Dr. Sharon Cerany, Dr. Arlene Weaver. 2nd ROW Dr. John Hater, Dr. John Turpin, Prof. James Currens, Dr. Ronald Wise, J.J. Stillinger, Dr. Herbert Vaughan. Ist ROW Dr. Norman J. Clary, Dr. Louis A, Barone, Dr. George R. Grcme. 2nd ROWA Dr Laszlo Harongi, Dr. Edger B. Moore, Dr. Themistocles C. Rodis Department of History H7 18 Depa rtment Speech and Theater Arts Left 10 Right: On Mary Ann Fruth, Rabert Kauffman, Prof. Neal Poole, Prof. Deirdre Peters, Barbara Winbigier, Prof. Connie Allen, Prof, WiHiam Allmon. u, i x Left to Right: Prof, Paul Adams, Dr, Lee J. Tressel, Dr. William J. Clark, Instructor Robert H Quockenbush, Prof. Robert D Packard. Department of Health Physical Education - Men 1st ROW- Prof. Harold D. Cote, Anne Gibson, Prof. Helen Leon. 2nd ROW Prof. Deon Drohes, Terry Spear, Isobell Levitt. Department of Art SEATED: Prof. Renee M. ZirHe, Andree Underwood STANDING: Dr, Andrew P. Talton, DrA Anne E. Dosh, Prof. Marguerite A. KIOOZ, Profk Louise W. Kiefer, Kenneth Levison. Department of Chemistry Left to Right: Dr. Roger Stonsfield, Dr. Dan WiHioms, Dr. Melvin Schochet, Dr. Adolph Jensen, Dr. Richard Brokaw. Department of Mathematics and Astronomy i limii'l :; , . f a;- Jn-n-j - $ , J. I.' I .- ' II. x. .;,.-. . . II- - . - . . x, M - mm :8. v . ru . 1.- -. '. ? Left to Right Prof. Robert E. Schleo, Dr. Paul R. Annear, Dr. Richard Littfe. Dr. Timothy.f A. Riggle. Dr. Richard Gerhon Depa rtmenl- of Economics Left to Right: Prof. Pavsek, Dr. Gerham, Prof. Ebert. lsr ROW s Dr. Dieter Wossen, Prof. John Butler. 2nd Rows Dr. Donald Bowman, Profs WiHord Lutz, Mrs. Ruth Harwood, Dr, DaveCabell, Prof. Robert Godfrey, Prat Tom Brady Division of Business Administration Department of English Language 2...... and f Literature Upper Right: Dr. Richard Hank'ms. Above: Prof. Theodore chrclkas RLghf: Prof. W1ll'iam A. Ashburn. Left to Right: Dr. Calvin Smith, Dr. Glenn Peterjohn, Dr. Stephen Hilhord, Dr. John Mirler, Drl Donald Dean. Department of Biology Prof. John W. Miller Department of Sociology 4 I w Pi Prof. David M. Prok Left to Right: Dr. Margaret Brooks, Prof. David Treybig, Dr. Orie Vande Visse, Jr Depa rtmenf of Psychology Robert W. Pitcher E ' P'I - r '15 '7 F.?.u . .7. Dr. Donald Vance Department of Political Science 1' . Division of Music Prof, Paul Hoeleey 32 Carol Templemon Department of Home Economics Administration 7' Left: Dr. Mark. Neffmnger, ViceiPresldent for Student Affairs and Dean of Students. Below: Dr. AB. Bonds, President: Dr Neal Molicky, Vice-President for Academic Affairs and Dean. l3: ...;:3-. . HE Mu 4 . k'i'ti. North Hall Steve Sciandro, Hall Director Saylor Hall 9 n m U o H f O r o t c e .N D o; z .W. .nm D k K. R Lang Hall Findley Hall College Club 143 SENIORS CRAIG ADAMS MIKEAL ALBERT FELICIA ALPINO ANNE ALSHEIMER BARBARA AMES DAVE ANDERSON -.. - - ' MURIEL ANDERSON ' Ml KE APPL EGATE LINDA BALCAR MARK BALES JUDITH BALLARD ART BALOURDAS 145 GARY BAKI SUSANNE BANK ROBI N BARNETT KAREN BAUER CAROL BAUMER AMY BAXTER .- WlLLIAM BEDFORD ROBERT BEICHLER GREG BENEDETTO WILLIAM BENETT JOEL BENNETT wt. : EH. DICK BENSON SUSAN BLACK 'u MAR K BLAC KWELL DONALD BLAND HESTER BLEDSOE DEBRA BODENSTEIN GERALD BOR ES ROBERT BOOTH . JEAN BOYD REBECCA BOYD ROBIN BOYD JANET BOYNTON BARBARA BRENNAN JAMES BRILL CATHERINE BUCKLAND DUG BUDAI EIL BULMAN CKI CHERNIV iENDA CHRISTENSEN KREY CLUM EBBIE COHEN JEFF COLLINS JEAN COVEN CHRISTIE CRAMPTON MARY CREEHAN BETH CROCKER DOUGLAS DAPO DANIEL DAVIS ARTH UR DAY RAY DEMBY SUSAN DEPOULD JERRY DEVIS TONY DIMARZIO LINDA DOVALA 153 MICHAEL DRUMM ALLIE DUNHAM ' JANET EIBEN DAN EVANS TIM EWING GWEN EVANS . VERN FAL BY i?! MARK FARACI ' '1 MICHAEL FEHRMAN CATHY FERRARI JAMES FETZER KATHERINE FINK MARGARET FINLEY BONNIE FISHER KIM FOSTER GREGORY FREEDE GLORIA FRI EDRICH ROBERT GAETA BARBARA GALLA MARTHA GAREY BILL GAULT LOUIS GENTILE BENNY GIAMO ARTH U R GOLD 157 a DANI EL GOR BETT ELL EN GRACE MIKE GRADY CAROL GROSS KEVIN GULDEN MARCIA GUSTAFSON CHUCK HALL ' GARY HANBAUM NANCY HANDEL ' JOHN HARRINGTON EARL HARRIS JAMES HAUBERT WILLIAM HAWLEY BONNIE HENDEL 1! . MARY HEWITT JAMES HEYDE GREGORY HIGH WARD HILL ANNE HOLMES DEAN HORGER DEBORAH HRYNDA MARY HUEFFED JOHN HUMRICHOUSER MARClA IVANYE JOH NATHAN IX SCOTT JAMESON H ENRI ETTA JARRELL J ERRY JAN KOVSKY PH ILIP JOHNSON BETH JOHNSTON JILL JOHNSTON GALE JOH NSTON E ANN JONES CATHERINE JONESI63 THOMAS JONES mm KAREN KAMM STEPHEN KASPRISIN BILL KASTEN MARSHA KELLY CATHERINE KENIK LYNNE KIT! DWIGHT KLUNZJNGEI KITT KNO; CHA RLES KOBI MAR I LYN KOCUBr DAN IEL KOLCUN BOB KOVAl Vk j'r T m E NRE W IED M WNN AEE AHm LGU RUA ENR KKL RMM WSY mEI NMW Rvm CARL LEIBOLD JOH N LEOJOS BILL LONG I67 3 a g, - 1?:93 w;' hil' : ANN LOWER I . ' ' ' 1...... 112'. KATHLEEN LOWER JAM ES LOWREY SUZANNE LULEWlCZ JOYCE LUNDGREN ELIZABETH LUTON RUSS MAC CONNELL THOMAS MACK FRANK MANION JON ETTE MARC ELLO LISA MARSOOBIAN MARK MAUSSER HERYL MCCASKJLL M MCKAY HCH ELE MCTAMNEY EKCK MEREDITH ES MEREK EARCIA MERGLER A1 CHARLES MERK JOAN MICHA TIM MIES .2! VERGINIA MILLSPAUG CYNTH IA MORA SUSAN MORA JOS EPH MOROV l CH ROSARIO MORGANO I RICHARD MORRIS JEFF MORTON JAM ES NADER KAREN NAPOLEAN GARY NASH LISA NELSON DEBBIE NEU REBECCA NEWHALL DAVE ODORIZZI TERRANCE O'MALLY JOHN OSEl-DADZIE F KAREN OTTO LINDA OTTO STEVE OVERTON WI LLIAM PELEKANOS JANET PENTTILA DAVID PETULLA T. PHILLIPS STEVE SCIAN DRA DON SH EARER GLEN SH EATS DOUG SHOOK KAREN SHRIVER MERYL SKYLER KATHLEEN SLIVKA LAUREN SMITH SHARON SMITH WAYN E SMITH RON SOEDER MARK SOHN KEITH SOLT MARIANNE SPENCER MARK SPONNOTZ CHRIS STANIC ATHY STEPAN EK IKE STEPH ENS ATHLEEN STEVENSON lXNCY STEWART ZE SUBERS KRK SWANSON LA TEEM ARENCE THOMAS STEPHANI E XENOS CONN l E YOUNG JEFF ZABUKOVEC J. 5...: ...; . J .. J. ..1...o . . .. .. A x:. - . z. I .. x. . 8 Sitting alone here catching my breath and trying to put my head together, I get frustrated about what to think and how to think. Give me time I'm coming . . . If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem. Student Governm enf Bcddwin-Wol lace College Interfrotemity CounCH Mr. And Mrs. Mario Adone Dr. and Mrs. Frank O. Nbel Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. Albers Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Alsheimer Dr. and Mrs. M. Baiourdas Mr. and Mrs. John M. Bales Milton H. Bonk Dr. and Mrs. Donald H. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. H. BenneH William H. Bennett Burton E. Bilow Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Blond Catherine Boehrn Mr. and Mrs. Joseph D. Borgione Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Boyd Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert Brannon Mr. and Mrs. Arnold J. Burchom Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Buttolph Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cappellino Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Core Mrs Willie B. Coats Mr. and Mrs. Raymond R. Creehan, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony C. Dalessio Mr. and Mrs. James DeLoia Ilio DiPaolo Edward W. Dudek Mr, and Mrs. B Hayes Eddy Mr. and Mrs. Reece Fabbro Robert H. Foig Frank Fifilski Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fike Dr. and Mrs. George Finlzyson Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fosnuugh Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Gaston Mr. and Mrs. Karl Geyer Mr. and Mrs; Haword D. Giese ML and Mrs. Charles M. 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