Baldwin Wallace University - Grindstone Yearbook (Berea, OH)

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right: Debbie Schultz, with sister, escort Scott Tompkins and mother, watches the football game after being crowned the ?lst Homecom- ing queen. Lambda Chi Alpha nominated Debi bie. below: Jackie Jacket tAggie Ozellot tides in the Homecoming parade. This was the first year for a team mascot above right: The Jacket offense iKert Boedicker, Luke Altieri, Martin Nezick, Mike Rezact gains yards against the Purple Raider defense, eventually winning 15-14. right: Pam Floyd representing Black Student Alliance and escort Rick Mater wave to the Homecoming fans. Pam was a leading woments track runner at B-W. 14 BM! CONNECTION: HOMECOMING above right: Charlene Roesch and Ann Dugan parade the Zeta Tau Alpha banner. Wearing their traditional Homecoming Yellow Jacket antennae, the Zetas won the spirit competition. right: The Lambda Chi Alpha banner is carried by Dan Pais, Jim Ulchaker and John Suppel.

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left: Ernie Choi practices his alto saxophone playing. below: Marty Gawry and Ginny Biada Uinancial aid OHicei work together to raise mon- ey for the Annual Fund. A record number of student and staff callers participated in the Phone-a-thon this year. center left: Kim Deacon and Stacie Pritchett sell daffodils t0 Suzanne Shiuely to raise money far the Cancer Society's Daffodil Days drive. This project is sponsored yearly by Panhellenic Council. left: Ken Knobel helps a boy from the Berea Children's Home search for Easter Eggs. above: Sorority women were invited to a luncheon at the home of Mrs. Malicky to meet Ellen Hume. Woodrow Wilson Fellow and political writer for the Wall Street Journal. Here, Cheryl McNeill, Jeanne Takeda, Ellen Hume, Lynn McLaughlin, Laurie Wallis, Karla Russell and Kelly LeydOn talk after the luncheon. GOALS BEYOND THE CLASSROOM: BVW CONNECTION l3

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beIOw: Toni Trontel and Gregg DePiero were Betty Co-ed and Joe College. Selecting these representatives from the freshman class has been a Homecoming tradition. Alumni, parties and football are part of the Homecoming Tradition The 715t Homecoming connected the B-W community producing a festive fall weekend. Students. parents. staff. alumni and friends gathered to see the parade, the banner displays. the crowning of the queen and the Yellow Jackets football game. When the formalities ended. the receptions and the parties began in honor of alumni. For more details. see pages 32-35. below left: Mem Macchi displays the Alpha Xi Delta banner. This was the second year in a row that the Alpha Xi's won the display trophy. below: Nominated by Heritage Independents. Wendy Johnston was first runner up for queen. She was escorted by Brett Poole. below right: After riding 1n the parade, Liz Johns, Shelly Ross and Michelle Welsch cheered the jackets on to victory. HOMECOMING: B-W CONNECTION 15