Defiance College - Oraculum Yearbook (Defiance, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1963 volume:

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TV I fu. , 'vf ,U , A ' , f ' ' 'LW 'SAA , A V1 H: 1, .- .,, -- .L -- 'J A ,vll t V- gr. .11 mi' '- ' I'-I ' 'Q 1 if -4 w .. I f ..-F -- ,-., I -if -- -is t :ffm ff ' J-I ' . , . 'gf-39-1 I I'-is N I. 1 vii A f- 1 I ff ' X 'jf ith . ', ' fi' ,- 5034- -.-I .. 4 swing' -,D 'A --5 .- ' ,. '0K'fSet ' NF'-- f , 1 151, Upperclassmen renew Friendships after summer months filled with work and fun. Testing fills days at Orientation Week - ls someone trying to kill you? Blacken the space beneath your answer. s .li i fd' 1 ,f .'. .-5 9 v J ,, .V ! 1 15' x jx! -! , ..5. 1 '.Q J. .5 , M '12 . Aj ' My -1 S55 ffl ' ' 1' ia, o qs. ,,. fri :AA - Sq! C ij 1 N E-. ij, , bxxtx, . ', aol rf 7 'F-im Q4-Q 'tif ,. J' Q.: 9 1 . 1 F w J N V 'Lef's go around that end' comes the cry from the crowd as the sfudenf body cheers the tecm on toward another victory, r . 1? it .I 5 El.: And it is easily seen .. .' has often been heard 'by senior math students. Here Mr. Sheppard clears l?l up a few things. The anticipated but dreaded final exam schedule has finally been posted, Barry Newsome copies his test times realizing that the semester end is near. tt ,Ao N x 1 fi The semester is on exhausting time cmd for some the stroin of exams mokes its mclrk. John Bricker concedes to the late hours of mony sleepless nights. 8 BEGINNING .... . . . 1 DEDICATION. . . . . 10 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION ..... 15 STUDENT LIFE ...... . .23 ATHLETICS . ......... 41 STUDENT GOVERNMENT.51 ORGANIZATIONS ...... 54 QUEENS. ,...... . . .73 CLASSES ............ 81 ADVERTISEMENTS .... 134 STUDENT DIRECTORY. 142 Mf- H ff-gk X i N J ,Tidy Y , H -A fv , , U 1 N, .-' mike: 4 1-v , . at-qw-ig vu Q vt w 4 , I .- '. ,QT 1 vi , U :iii . .-, 1 ,'AT7-V: ESI! ',fI',l , ,,- ' . I' ., Y AFL, 1 ,,,if ' 'IU4 V- jigs?-,l ,fm V , w f F 1 af! A 4: FW 12 -1 -1 n'11: f' , 1.,.. 1.1 -- 1-fn, 4 -153-gm 11 , , 9 7 , , N -I --51W .2 X , .U , .1 DEDICATED . . . Any day of the week, at any hour, and in any kind of weath- er, you may see a lone figure, with head slightly bent in contemplation, striding slowly but deliberately about the cam- pus. Contemplation, deliberation and a delightful sense of humor characterizes President McCann. As former assistant to President Eisenhower and as spokesman for The Defiance Col- lege, Dr. McCann needs no introduction. A man with a vision, deep convictions, and ability to get things done, he has re- alized a dream-come-true in little more than a decade. ln August, 'l95l, when Dr. McCann arrived to assume his du- ties as President, The Defiance College, struggling for survival both financially and academically, consisted of four main buildings, a muddy campus, and an enrollment of 180 full- time students. Deeply concerned for the future of small church-related colleges in the United States, Dr. and Mrs. Mc- Cann investigated The Defiance College. They discovered possibilities and potential in the devotion of the students, fac- ulty, and alumni who were attempting to face and overcome a crucial period in the history of the College. The McCanns gambled on large plans at rather great odds based on their convictions that The Defiance College was worthy of effort and sacrifice. President McCann says of his first semester here: The spirit of the students was terrific. Most of them had to work their way. I never realized before that people could be so desperately short of cash, nor had I ever realized so sharply the meaning of 'poor and proud.' And we had a lot of fun. 11 Consultation After the show Immediately before -and during President Eisenhow- er's administration, Dr. McCann was called to Wash- ington several times. During these periods, Mrs. Mc- Cann was appointed Acting President of the Col- lege. Dr. McCann states, Those days, we were still a very small school, .almost a family sized college. A woman who had seen a great deal of the world, who possessed a strong concern for academic excel- lence, and still had a soft heart and a tremendous sense of humor, was probably the ideal person to manage the college. The present high campus spirit and morale in faculty and student body alike, l think, is largely rooted in her work. The McCanns have worked as a team in their interest and concern for The Defiance College, -and as a result many of their goals and high hopes have been realized, In a period of twelve years, the progress of a small struggling college has been remarkable. Ten new buildings have been built, including men's and wom- en's dormitories, a library, -a student union, and a new academic building with faculty offices and a lec- ture hall auditorium. The enrollment from 1951-1963 About dorms has risen from 180 to 750 students. A maximum en- rollment of 950 is planned for 1970 with additional campus housing. Also, during this time, the academic standing of the College has risen to the level of na- tional accreditation. On the immediate agenda for the building program are an additional wing to the library and a physical education building. President McCann's dream for the future includes a field house and a church. President and Mrs. McCann are pleased with the present progress and status of the College, although they never lose sight of their ultimate goals for im- provement. Administration, faculty, alumni, and stu- dents who are acquainted with D.C. 1963, and who have contributed the spirit and devotion to which the McCanns refer, can truly be proud of the purple and gold. They can be proud of the two people who have given their leadership and a faith that knew it could be done. The Senior Class of 1963 offers this dedication of indebtedness and appreciation to President and Mrs. Kevin McCann. .IFC - Leaving the big top THE DEFIANCE COLLEGE DEFIANCE, OHIO THE PRESIDENT TO THE CLASS OF I963 The congratulations and best wishes I addressed to each of you personally at Com- mencement on Sunday, May 26, I963, I now repeat for the permanent record in this issue of the Oraculum. To them, I add from my heart my personal and official thanks for the contribution the members of your class made to the Campus and College and Community through the past four years. That you added to the good name and repute of Defiance, during your student years, is evidence of your capacity for creative and productive citizenship through all the years to come. With all who have known you as students, I am joined in the prayer that you live up to all the opportunities and the challenges that will comfort you, bringing. to all problems before you the faith in yourselves and in your fellowmen, fortified by faith in a provi- dent God. And I must add a paraphrase of what Dwight D. Eisenhower said to you in his Com- mencement Address here: Except for the inescapable obstacle imposed by almost forty years' difference in our ages, I'd be proud to follow where you will lead. KMC Kevin McCann 14 I .Vx Q . Q? fi nw H- W Q, H Af 5. 'P-f+ if Lx. J ' ' r . 15-7 4 A iijlffi if' A ,T-M . 1 -wr ., fi fs -. ., - '44 .f ily 51. . ,rl-L ' W I-,- br: iw .-1 'H ., , I 1 I w if-1 .-- 1 xy: sqm- 3'-E l 3 J i v 1 6 1 Mr. Gerald Mallott, Registrar and Admissions Director, has sion and keeping the student records. -47 Mr. Richard Wohn is Director of Development and Busi- ness Operations. This includes keeping the grounds neat, maintaining buildings and planning new D.C. structures. l l l pl Q Director of the Business Oflice, Mr. Raymond Derricotte, keeps track of what the school is owed and owes. With an office staff of two he keeps the books In order. the responsibility of screening all applications for admis- Mr. Jerry Mix ialned the stat? this year as public relations man. He keeps articles going to the hometown papers, and also acts as the go-between when papers seek news about Defiance. l J . H Q5- P31 bf- Mr. Fred Zimmerman, Admissions Counselor, is a new addition to the staff. He assists Mr. Mallott in the screening and recruiting of students. Saga Food Service and Jim We-llbeloved took over the management of the Student Union this year. , Jim makes the menus and manages the union. He ,A1,g2g5g,3,gg,lr-ls., instigated the forming of the Student Union Board. DIVISION I: FRONT ROW: Miss Renee Berk, Mrs. Emilia Kelley, Mrs. Ann Beard, Miss Donna Bobin. SEC- OND ROW: Dr. John Jordon, Mr. Beniamin Mehrling, Mr. Jimmie LeMaster, Mr. John Gore, Dr. Rowland Hill, Mr. Robert Ryan. DIVISIONS I AND Il DIVISION II: FRONT ROW: Dr. Calista Olds. SECOND ROW: Mr. Albert Cholffoo, Mr. Victor Sayre, Mrs Maxine Miller, Dosia Carlson. THIRD ROW: Dr. Robert Mildram, Rev. Raymond Jones, Rev. Ralph Slotten 20 FRONT ROW: Mr. Keith Johnson, Mr. Herman Dally, Mr. Eugene Andrews, Dr. Erwin Urch. SECOND ROW: Rev. Ralph Slotten, Mr. Vytautas Kavolis, Mr. Eugene Corraher, Mr. Robert Kirk, Mr. Robert Boehm, Mr. Mohamed El-Behciry. DIVISIONS Ill AND IV 131. Q:-1 FRONT ROW: Mr. Richard Mayers, Mrs. Elizabeth Wurst, Dr. Benard Mikula, Mr. Roland Littlefield. SEC OND ROW: Mr. David Sheppard, Dr, James Frey, Dr. Gerardus de Roth, Dr. Jacob Baumann. 21 -'S FIRST ROW: Mr. Merle McDonald, Mrs. Pat Overly Squire, Miss l'Anna Jontz, Mr. James Perry. SECOND ROW: Dr. Albert Schroer, Mr. Issac Rampersaucl, Mr. Richard Small, Mr, Lawrence Blush, Mr. Joseph Dean, Dr. Alton Kurtz. DIVISION V SECRETARIAL STAFF FIRST ROW: Bernice Pfahlert, Eva Miller, Ju-ne Wellman, Beth Ann Hornish, Carol Ludwig. SECOND ROW: Jean March, Ouidu Witker, Olene Kruse, Maizie Hewitt, Ruth Shock. 22 r- W V w ly. in W. -Ei N, ,. .. .Cf N, Z z ,. Yi, I .1 '7i.-. ,aff -ff 1l!s' 55' ami- ' 'nl 5 YH . ..,. - A A E .i A g ,4 Q ., . J, , Q A 1 - - ' -L,.LL.Yh!b,- Yr, .., .ag A E V -- N , .rx wld. W r f- -' -,, .., . H ' Y '- ,I .MA A I I A Y' -.QQ - .71 W , ,Q ' , ' ' 4, H -' f, . J M. - , X ,, , A 'hi .,., M. Q r.g',,,. l+.,L , R, , - tv.. . , ,, ,. U fil- f 5 E WKQ, ,DHI AA' ml . ...- i 5' V I . H 'au fm 3- ,-. ' ' ' -- v 1...m,' - , .' ,. , 'gy 3,'l.M ' - 'q',1 .-Lf f .1,.L fs.....:. , LJ, 1--ni, hy.. x --1-get 92 , 1 ..f '-2 J , 1 - 1. A ,,..,,,F. , 'Mg 'W fi .-... 11.148 1,5 ..,, 4 -ng---A... 4. :W .nr-:sr ,,. ig.. 5 ...ff 9 . .MVN . Mx: V32 A ' 1 5 16 .f-.a 4 L , 5' v -. 1 ., .r 51 az. ,ia , '1- -1-so , .- --.. I . ,lk 34 1 '-'14'i x .-,f -Inq' . 4 It - J, Y. V,i.i U., - - L. ::-'J F b Qi. iv, ' mm' I IS THE STUDENTS' ENVIRONMENT L 4: V N Ha 'a v, ,-..., gr rv K 'x Af a record hop students try their hand at the limbo. To loosen upl Early each year students pair QH, drawn by some hidden power. 25 The Anthony Wayne Library of Amer- ican Studies, since its opening in 1955, has been a center of activity and hard work in the lives of DC students. Miss Eleanor Leiter and her very capable staff find their work bath challenging and rewarding, At a convocation Q speaker is serious and gives ideas to think about. Pete Bra dy listensl S-1 MMF fi ff. IL ilu! 1,1 f 7, 3. J But the semester soon ends and last minute studying is done. 28 Doug Mclntosh ond Judy Horvoth find bit- ter words to express themselves in the the- oter's fall production. Theta XI held o closed party ot the Cloud 9 Room. AND THE The scdder side of college us that some stoy SEMESTER ENDS whale others leave for a time. 29 AND A BIT 0F NIGHT LIFE Open house ot Whitney was more quiet but also successful. Open house held at Trowbridge on Valen- tine's Doy proved to be o real swinger! Among the many artists who exhibited at DC this year was Paul March who cli- maxed his show with o lecture on basic lighting. 31 Music came to DeHance of convocofions and evening recifcls. College band performs or convocation. in New Loves SPRING FASHIONS Theend... ofodaym. 33 ,, of a school year . . . of o college career. Solemn Moments .f v. . -t. 5 , :ifr- -3.-. ,Paid 1' : JH. :r v- -- sg . -1 1 if s' ' H ,fifty ,. ,.N.,. -.. . iv . .- Le if .Z ln' ' :fl i i 14 -ui Paul finds studying difficult with oll the exiro help ond otteniion he receives. SELDOM SEEN . . . Housework must continue . . . us must siudies . . . Maul, '54 ,.,, ., any Dad, l'm ci 4 pointer 1-IV- l i-1'-fi I l IP' und Q short while later Paul says goodby cs he heads for on afternoon class. 34 W t t 1 l t tn-.1 , Bonnie washes dishes and does housework iust as other wives do throughout the country. ' ' L I sy' 4 1 ' ,' fl V-'J !z. 1,1 V J'w,.,' Q.-,Av '- xy' . '14, I 8, MARRIED Paul must repair the antenna if t watched. he T.V. is STUDENTS I S, For many the weekend was u meal under the Big Top and then back to the books. AND THE WEEKEND . . . For the children the weekend held hurdy gurdy, and candy apples. For Seniors Dan 'Boker and Pauline Roehrs it sforted at the Presidents reception. f....npl. , F-Qui. IV.-. , sur- -, 'l'? ini -:-- A RETURNING SPEAKER Mrs. McCann met Eisenhower ot the cir- port while President McCann spoke in Bryon. - A , -.-V-ef f:'f-?if'iR9rik4 3:r's. f,i!f.fQ2?QL Eisenhower. U For Defiance if began with the landing of I' N1 this plone. Its passenger was Dwighi' D. rfo' A , : 'QI 'L Dinner at President McCann's for the Piot- GRADUATION The huge crowd. F-it The platform party gathers on the Presi- den1's lawn after dinner. 1311 -?-fi-i.?'lG.IeTA1i'1!ir:5F.lB an-:N-' LJ n ,, 43 NM 54 , I m '-I 1 4 N 1 1 2 . 41. .J - . ir, V .3 . 1-:J . xx I L-, ,LP K ,. -.1-,u 13,3 ff? L .ge 1 f!f'F9?f'!+5vl-. : 'T -'Z LII'-V ,gg- ' - 4 L-1:-,. I fi -.7 V. P 1 T 'if gf 'lf ff lf? I it -Q ',gI:f4-f. Qlifzzia TAKLEK 1 'Y 1 1 s E E CONGRATULATIONS UP AND OVER REACHING FOR IT ROUGH STUFF l FRONT ROW: Jim MocNamara, Ed Nofz, John Stites, Tom Herman, Harley McDermond, Larry Jones, Bob Bauerle, Steve Frantz, Phil Knight, George Chamberlin, Nick Kaica, Jim Bottger. SECOND ROW: Bob Baird, Jim Jones, Dave Nofz, Dick Carpenter, Dan Bak- er, Don Miller, Skeeter Baumhower, Harry Eastridge, Tom Grzywin- ski, Russ Wood, Don Meyer. THIRD ROW: Coach Richard Small, Bob Shahan, Bob Coleman, Coby Coburn, Terry Schnell, Dean Lo- well, Mike Snyder, Richard Haydinger, Dave Shook, Dick Clapla, Ron Solberg, Coach Joseph Dean, Ed Hceffel. FOURTH ROW: Pete Brady, Vere Cottrell, Carlin Carpenter, Gene Peluso, Bob Ginther, Reggie Harris, John LeGros, Corwin Reynolds, Don Cathey and Dale Ruback. FOOTBALL Compiling a 5-3 record, Defiance finished in a three-way tie for the Mid-Ohio Conference football title. The Yellow Jackets gave a hint of things to come when they opened with a 20-7 win over Adrian. Skeeter Baumhower took two passes from Tom Gryzainski for touchdowns and fullback Terry Schnell added the other. ln the second contest, a 14-13 win over league foe Ashland, Gryzwin- ski connected with freshman end Barry Jones for -a last-minute TD that spelled victory. Gene Peluso then booted the extra point and the Jackets had their first Mid-Ohio win of the year. Bluffton dished out a 31-19 football lesson before the Jackets got back on the winning side with a 14-8 hardfought win over Wilming- ton. The air arm was again the difference as Grzywinski hit Baum- hower and Mike Snyder for the TD's. Northwood was then trounced 39-O before Wilmington arrived in Defiance for Homecoming and proceeded to make it a sad day by 42 SEASONS RECORD OPP ........Adrain... 7 ,.......Ashland... 13 ........BluFfton 31 ........Wilmington . 8 ........Northwood .. O ........Wilmington 16 ........Taylor...... 7 ........Anderson .. 19 scoring a 16-O victory. The Jackets bounced back with a 26-7 win over Taylor as Schnell carried much of the oltensive load. Anderson closed Deflance's season by handing the squad ca 19-I3 defeat. Baumhower was the tecim's leading scorer with 30 points while Schnell was the rushing leader with 244 yards. Grzywinski, Baumhower, Jim McNamara, Dove Shook, Dick Haydinger, Co- by Coburn, Pete Brady and Don Miller were named to the All Mid-Ohio Conference team. Dutch Kane serves Cleveland Browns Jim Brown a slice of beef at the annual football banquet Jim was guest speaker. 1' FRONT ROW: Al Phipps, Ray Etzler, Ken Franz, Norm Krueckeberg, Mike Van Camp. SECOND ROW: Coach Merle McDonald, John Brueggemeier, Ken Lause, Lon Beach, Curt Heximer, Paul Shahan, John Bricker. BASKETBALL The Basketball season proved to be another cham- pionship campaign for Coach Merle McDonald. The squad handed Mac his fifth Mid-Ohio Conference title in nine seasons. The Jackets compiled a 6-2 record in the loop and finished with a I3-7 overall mark. Ashland and Wilmington were the only league clubs able to de- feat Defiance. Defiance started slowly in the loop race and found itself with a 2-2 record at the season's half way point. The Jackets then halted Cedarville 66-64. In NAIA tourney, the Jackets polished off big-time Steubenville 91-82 before Central State romped to -a lO8-Bl victory to eliminate Defiance. 44 SEASON'S RECORD Grace .......... Wilberforce . . . Adrian ..... Tri-State . . . Bluffton . . . Goshen . . . Ashland . . . Olivet . . . Cedarville . . Wilmington . . . Cedarville . . Wilberforce . . . Bluffton . . . Tri-State . . . Ashland . . . Adrian ..... Wilmington ..... Olivet ........... TOURNAMENT Steubenville ..... Central State .... O lima In orbit Al reaches Roy jumps higher .rr J H . Al drives Ground The oufside 45 FIRST ROW: Bill Kempton, George Chamberlin, Bud Schlueter, Jack Bartkus, Jim Bottger, Chuck Zimmerman. THIRD ROW: Al Phipps, Bentley, Don Zimmerman, Harley McDermond. SECOND ROW: Mike Van Camp, Lowell Frederick, Mike Snyder, Chuck Omsberg, Norm Krueckeberg, Carl Laukhuf, Jim Studer, Maynard Hutson, Al Coach Joseph Dean. SEASON'S RECORD D.C. 3 ... .... Concordia ... 9 ... .... Concordia ... 5... .... Adrian.... 3... .... Adrian.... 3 ... .... Cedarville ... I . .. .... Cedarville .. 3... .... Ashland.... 4... .... Ashlancl...... IO .... Spring Arbor 5... .... Bluffton...... 2 .... Bluffton 9 .... Wilmington 8 .... Wilmington 4 ... .... Indiana Tech. .. 3 ... .... Indiana Tech. ... O BASEBALL Detiance's Baseballers definitely found themselves rebuilding this year, finishing with a 3-I2 overall record and winning one g-ame out of eight in the Mid-Ohio Conference. Coach Joseph Dean had only three seniors on the club, so things look bright for future years. Mike Snyder, Al Phipps and Lowell Frederick were the graduating seniors. The Jacket's dropped eight consecutive contests to Concordia, Adrian, Cedarville and Ashland. With Bud Schleuter on the mound, Defiance recorded its first win by halting Spring Arbor IO-I. 46 FIRST ROW: Kent DeLong, Gordon King, Nick Kniea, Steve Frantz, lins, Bob Gcrwood, Larry Connor, Don Cafhey, Ben Lutz, Assistant Bob Hancock, Sumner McClain. SECOND ROW: Coach Richard Coach Curt Heximer. Small, Larry Johnson, Mickey Fields, Dave Fitzsimmons, Doug Col- TRACK Coach Dick Small had some fine individual track performances turned in this season despite a 3-3 season record and a fifth place finish in the Mid- Ohio Conference meet. Don Cathey set two individual marks at Alumni Field as he hit 22 feet, 4Ma inches in the broad iump and 6 feet, 3 inches in the high iump. Sumner McClain, holder of both the mile and two-mile records, chopped off the half-mile in a 2104.8 time. Ken De- Long established the other mark with a heave of 42 feet, 7V2 inches in the shot put. ln the league meet, Cathey took two first places: the broad lump and the high lump. Defiance collect- ed 24 points while Ashland was finishing first on its home track with 77 points. Cedarville . . Adrian ..... Wilmington Defiance . . Spring Arbor Defiance .. Bluffton .... Cedarville .... Defiance . . indiana Tech. .. Defiance . . Ashland . . . Defiance . . SEASON RECORD Defiance Ill IV V VI forfeit 86W 37M 35W 16 ll5 lO2W forfeit 52W 56 67 lO5 22 FRONT ROW: Jim Cochran. BACK ROW: Doug Gardiner, Ron Ehresman, Mike Foster, Phil Horn, Mike Baker. TENNIS SEASON'S RECORD D.C. OPP. 3... ...Blufiton..... ...4 6... ...Wilmington l 6... ...Ashland .. i 6... ...Adrian... i 3... ...BluFFton... ...4 5 Cedarville .. 2 With only two 4-3 defeats by Bluffton to mar its record, Defiance's tennis squad completed a 4-2 slate. In the Mid-Ohio Conference Tournament play the Jackets made the semi-finals before losing. Playing captain James Cochran had the best record on the team. He ran up a 6-I count, including tour- ney action. Cochran is pointing for an even better record next season. Five letter winners will be returning. ' . H.: I n--A X 7 1 3 FIRST ROW: Richard Synder, Thomas Grzywinski, Douglas Shultz, Ronald Fedokovitz, Joel Enright. SECOND ROW: Coach Merle McDonald, Bruce Scheuermann, Robert Coleman, Bruce Deniston. GOLF Defiance concluded its golf season with a 6-2-l slate and a third place finish in the annual Mid-Ohio Conference tournament. The Jackets recorded wins over Adrian, Concordia, Ashland, Cedarville twice and Bluffton. Bluffton and Hope handed out the defeats while the Jackets tied Concordia 7V2-7V2. This year's letters went to Richard Snyder, Frank Houston, Doug Shultz, Ron Fedokowitz and Tom Grzywinski. D.C. 7V2 9 6b l4 l 9V2 4 l5 l 9V2 l 4 SEASON'S RECORD Concordia . . Adrian . . . Hope .... Concordia . . Cedarville ... Bluffton . . . Ashland . . Cedarville . . Bluffton . . . OPP 7k 6 Sb 6 V2 l 6 5 V2 6 ,--P' This year's winners of Defiance College's distinguished ath- letic awards are shown talking with Athletic Director Merle McDonald. Carlin Carpenter, left, holds the Gene Geren trophy that is presented annually to the athlete with the best scholastic av- erage. Carpenter won it for the second straight year with a 3.12. In the middle is Ray Etzler, Defiance's Athlete of the Year. Etzler is the highest scorer in the history of DC basketball. During four seasons he scored 1,386 points. DeHance's two future professional footballers are shown with Dr. Kevin McCann. The passing of Tom Grzywinski, right, to Martin Baumhower, left, topped all of Defiance's passing records. They attracted national attention to Defiance in 1961 as they led the small-colleges in passing and receiving. Quarterback Grzywinski and end Baumhower have signed professional contracts with San Diego in the American Football League. if w.2 STUDENT COUNCIL fs an 'J' 19' ,Q-f FIRST RO Lofton Fritz, Tom Carroll, Ed Dean, Janet McGuckin, Jim Sfuder, Bob Coleman. W: Marilyn Mahnke, Joan Newberry, Mike Snyder, Kathy Fritz, Jeannine Sell. SECOND ROW WHITNEY DORM COUNCIL If Q' ,A W - ri N FIRST ROW: Sandy Hardin, Freddie Schairbaum, Sylvia Grogg, Pat Sprenkel, Barb Gynn. SECOND ROW: Celesta Covey, Betty Koos, Iris Norris, Sharon Napierala, Janet Parker, Ruth lreton, Sue Collins. THIRD ROW: Karen Crozier, Barbara Cocanour, Ginny Gander, Darlene Bolea, Mary Mor- ris, Cleora Graper, Janet McGuckin, Mary Ann McGul'tin. STUDENT UNION BOARD FRONT ROW: Sue Sproul, Jim Nagel, Judy Haupt, Jim Wellbeloved, Saga Food. SECOND ROW: John Naylor, Pat Smith, Lenore Etzel, Dave Cain. THIRD ROW: Floyd Knoop, Marvin Hire, Ed Dean, Jim Cochran. 52 THROWBRIDGE DORM COUNCIL SR L Garry Sissons, Doug Mclnfosh, Chris Robbins, Brad For1hing, Bob Boyd, Jim Wenzinger. FRONT ROW: Chuck Hensley, Jim Bortger, Mike Von Comp, Joel Enright. SECOND ROW: Ed Nofz Larry Reigelsperger, Jim Studer, Bob Stewart. 53 if mfvsf - Hum 5, muffin EE Y' EDITOR GINNY GANDER EDITOR JOHN MCHUGH DEFENDER U I The Defender is Defiance College's weekly news- paper, published by the students. The two co- editors cmd staff provide the student body with the week's campus news. Andy Barrick and Ray Potter edited the paper during the first semester. John McHugh and Gin- ny Gander edited during the second term. The seniors can remember when the paper was called the Tom-Tom. But regardless of his class, each student remembers Defender articles like the football, basketball and spring sports stories, the Findlay College issue and the spring week- end feature. 55 1 , AL . - . , . ' 1 -2' L- 1 . . - ' -' . 1 I . , If QV, V. , L, 5, 42- I 1 'V L F- 'l . - I' J' . w.- 8 I DEFIANCE COLLEGE CHOIR DEFIANCE COLLEGE SYMPHONY : 1 H - If Ni I I L Ll-.1 - I 4 , Q - 1 56 -'Pip Eglin unllu 0 I qu u nun Cl unq:'IQ:n I 'lg lgglg lu l U 'ln Hg. l nf' FRONT ROW: Gonzalo Garcia, Houshong Azmoun. SECOND ROW: Olomiyi Kehinde, Dol Sun Bang, Juan Nicholas, Olusegun Soremekun, Ali Moghzion. INTERNATIONAL MEN 'S INDEPENDENT CLUB ASSOCIATION I3 -N., FIRST ROW: Ken Figgins, Bob Hancock, Paul Highmcn, Ed Dean, Chris Robbins, Brooks Bromley. SECOND ROW: Dave Dibling, Rex Spencer, Doug Collins, Phil Horn, Bob Boyd, John Terry. 57 .f-'9 l 'fail 'Z FRONT ROW - Roger Malcolm, James Nagel, lanfha Hanselman, Mr. Lawrence Blush, Ronald Andrews. SECOND ROW - Dorothy Hudson, Ginny Gander, Marilyn Maynke, Judy Myers, Pamela Walker. THIRD ROW - Gayle Capossela, Bruce Moser, John Noy- PHI BETA LAMBDA lor, Dan Jenkins, Lydel Kane. FOURTH ROW - Richard Roberts, Brent Morgan, Ronald Fedokovitz, Barry Newsome, William Tubbs, John Miller. DCSEA J.-A 1' 10 .i 'T 7 . V' OFFICERS: Braid Farfhing, Pat Sprenkel, Martha Tooley, Paf Smith, and Pam Schweyer. 58 1' 1' .O :Ill A ff? ROW 1: Katie Kime, Sue Seibenick, Martin Boumhower, Sharon Napierala, Sam Sauer. ROW 2: 'Bill Shea, Joe Furko, Barbara Schaadt, Mrs. Elizabeth Wurst, Ed Nofz, Tom Herman. ROW 3: Mr. Joseph Dean, Dave Hoffman, John Aschemeier, Bernie Didsbury, Joe Franz. NEWMAN CLUB SCA ROW 'I: Diane Newey, Sondra Rhoad, Freddie Schairbaum, Janet Stowell, Richard Betts, Harold Latimer, John Terry, Dan Lough Anthony, Richard Thompson, Robert Boyd, Beverly Yarnell, Ruth borough, Darlene Bolea, Howard Lutz, Judy Fischer, Mary Milligan, Spengler, Miss Dosia Carlson. ROW 2: George Chamberlin, John David Dibling, Dr. Celista Olds, Doug Kelchner, Don Lorenzen. 59 I I l l l FRONT ROW - Al Phipps, Terry Schnell, Ray Etzler, Gene Peluso. SECOND ROW - Ken Franz, Richard Haydinger, Sumner McClain, Bob Coleman, Paul Shahan. THIRD ROW - Ron Ehresman, Ron Fedokovifz, Larry Connor, Don Cothey, Larry Johnson, Jim McNa- mara. FOURTH ROW - Doug Gardiner, Mike Baker, Rudolph Co- VARSITY D FRONT ROW - Sandra Hardin. SECOND ROW - Diane Freytag, Joan Newberry. THIRD ROW - Charlotte Mitchell, Elizabeth Berry, Virginia Bostlemann, Kathryn Kime, Sue Rodd, Carol Wachtmon Joyce Cathey. FOURTH ROW - Mary Lambertson, Ann Fowler, 1 I 39 burn, Jerry Helm, James Studer. FIFTH ROW - Dean Lowell, Jim Janetalcos, Norm Krueckeberg, Larry Hoffman, Jim Bottger, Mike Van Camp. SIXTH ROW - Marlin Younker, Doug Schultz, Pete Brady, Mike Snyder, John Naylor, John Le Gros, Dave Nofz. WRA Joy Dally, Arletta Hallinan, Janet Anthony, Caren Jackson, Lois Weddleman, Barbara Schatz, Mildred Shisler, Sparks. ...Z ' A S- , : ',.. 45 H TN R., r E Anita Dunbar, Karen 9 'J fx ,.- F I I T, 15. ' uulnllll. 11.41115 ETEHI M DELTF1 HU ,.Xl'1U'.-A ROW 1: Gary Sisson, John Walker, LaMar Peters, Steve Purdy, Ron Andrews, Jim Nagel, Dennis Skopik, Ken Appel. ROW 2: Lee Rus- sell, Harry Lombard, Scott Worren, Bob Hiller, Paul Young, Rich Oehlschlaeger, Bob Stewart, Winston May, Jef? Semen, Jim Wen- zinger. ROW 3: John Sheppard, Ron Fedokovifz, Bob Howes, Tom Founded: Della Chi Rho - l92i Tau Kappa Epsilon - 1899 Flower: Red Carnation Colors: Cherry and Gray Jewel: Pearl Bird: North American Eagle Carroll, Andy Barrick, Rich Roberts, Eric Seaberg, Russ McMaster Ken Anderson, Ron Grabianowski, Bruce Moser. ROW 4 Bob Fetter Peter Boyle, Gordon King, Brent Morgan, Al Baldwin, Som Wilde Roger Berninger, Rich Jennison, Jim Corson, Al Heiman John Rus 59 X S X 1 1 C 3 Wx fl 0- 'A' Ji, E 4 . If is--, ': W5 to ,f 1. 0 , , ,i 1 .f-ff 4212- 's3gfQ1, f ,4'.,?',, 4: ' 'P - I ?--ljv.,' . '4 '1, X. DELTA CHI RHO After a successful nine months as a local organization, the men of Delta Chi Rho af- filiated with Tau Kappa Epsilon, the largest international fraternity in the National ln- ter-fraternity conference. TKE has twelve other chapters in Ohio, which increases the possibilities for social and fraternal activities for the men at Defiance. Through associa- tion with these other chapters, the Defiance chapter has developed character unique to all TKE chapters. lt feels that these associations will help in the development of the character of each one of its men, and thus increase the advantages of his college edu- cation. Delta Chi Rho provides a select group of undergraduates with opportunities for increased social activities and a high-quality bond of friendship. A wide range of personalities broadens the social and personal qualities of each man, supplementing to a large degree the ,academic training provided by the college. During the past year, Delta Chi Rho took third place in the homecoming float contest. As the year progressed they had many closed house parties which are part of the social advantages provided by a college fraternity. Then in May, while still an affiliate, the chapter held iointly with Gamma Nu chapter lToledo Universityl its first annual Festival of the Red Carnation. This dance was held at the Toledo Yacht Club, and was the most successful dance in the history of the fraternity. At present, there are fifty active members in Delta Chi Rho. The advisor is Mr. Peter Van't Slot, professor of business at Defiance. M ,VH ROW 'l: John Noylor, Allen Phipps, Coby Coburn, Charles Hemlein - Advisor, Carl Loukhuf, Curt Heximer, .lim Boffger, Howard Jenk- ins, Deon Colwell. ROW 2: John LeGros, Charles Zimmerman, Ted Good, Wib Docldridge, Bob Coleman, Bob Ginrher, Doug Moyes, Ken Loofboro, Dan Boker, Bill Tubbs, Doug Richner. ROW 3: Lo- sperger. well Frederick, Bill Rose, Whitey Hulson, Dove Hoffman, Gene Pe- Foundedz Theta Xi - April 29, 1864 Flower: Blue Iris Colors: Blue and Whife -7 ll. Morro: United they serve. fvflif K. ' , . Q 1 . 9!lsua afo.44W . Q luso, Pot Wilke, Ed Nofz, Steve Frontz, Dole Allen, Mark Randall Advisor, Jack DeLcino. ROW 4: Bob Dills, Dick Miller, David Nofz Mike Snyder, Tom Nerad, Jim Sruder, Lon Beach, Don Jenkins Dovid Drake, Dick Zitte, Poul Shchon, Terry Schnell, Larry Relgel Q09 A X, fl! f 1, .i 6 J-?Of?v-3, .S 64 THETA Xl On August 20, 1962, the delegates to the Kappa Sigma Kappa convention in Detroit unan- imously approved a merger agreement with Theta Xi. Merger talks between the frater- nities began in March. The presidents of the fraternities appointed special committees to study and discuss the possible merger after informal talks indicated that it would be ben- eficial to both organizations. The merger combines the strengths of both organizations into a stronger Theta Xi. The former Ohio Zeta chapter of Kappa Sigma at The Defiance College was formally installed into Theta Xi on November 17, 1962. Kappa Nu was the official chap- ter designation. Theta Xi is a social fraternity interested in the ideas of brotherhood and scholarship. The fraternity is open to -any male student of the college who meets the requirements of the college, the fraternity, and the membership. The chapter has an active membership of forty-tive men and maintains a house at 517 N. Clinton Street. Many social events, both open and closed, were held by the members throughout the year. Two of the special events were the Winter Carnival and the Sweetheart Dance. The Winter Carnival was held a week after Christmas vacation. The night started with an ice-skating party followed by a dance. The Sweetheart Dance is considered the social height of the year. The theme for this year's dance was 'Evening in Paris.' Decorations consisted of sidewalk cafes, complete with fountains and the Arch of Triumph. Miss Joyce Filce, escorted by John Naylor, was crowned Sweetheart of the Dance. Homecoming has always been a special event for Theta Xi and this year was no different. The chapter was again honored to take first place in the f1oat parade, an award that has been taken six out of the last seven years. A i E l A - ' v E, w i r If , N f Q, - , ,fl . efgf xi -- ., , 1 . . in S? 1' gg 5 ll as s ,E 64' TV w-are-' l su FIRST ROW: Barb Gerhart, Rita Fousf, Letfy Hollinan, Rosemary Renz, Joan Newberry, Brenda Yarger, Sharon Napierala, Sharon Edge, Donna Harper, Sandy Hardin, Janet Elder, Nancy Marbough. Heil. SECOND ROW: Jean Siberf, Ann Fowler, Sherry Craine, Marsha Founded: April 17, l893 Colors: Light and dark blue with gold Flower: Pink Killarney Rose Advisor: Mrs. Jerry Mix 66 063'-,mn up, ul I 11 gy-5:1,Q152N:'f - ' . 7 ' :fi-e'1.5 7 7-' '-L: if ' Ulf. 'sur .. ldi, 5fx1i? - , Q .N li-u 4'-' 'NL .-.5-,l4 MA Y - ICR' x'g' ' V QQ' ALPHA Xl DELTA Phi Delta Delta, a sorority now affiliated with Alpha Xi Delta national, packed its year full of Memories are Made of This events. The Phi Delts started their year in traditional fashion as they reunited for a week of fun and planning at Catawba Island on Lake Erie. From there, they found themselves launched into Homecoming Weekend. Many honors fell to the Phi Delts that weekend when they saw one of the sisters, Marsha Renz, crowned Homecoming Queen and their float win second place. Big Chiefs and Little Squaws were invited in November to attend the Phi Delts Campus Pow Wow. December was the month for season's greetings and the time to receive a pair of oversized mittens. Sister Donna Harper reigned as Christmas Dance queen. The Phi Delts went formal in April as they treated their dates to an evening of dining and dancing at the Aku Aku in Toledo. May was in some ways the biggest month of the year for the sorority. lt became nationally affiliated with Alpha Xi, and Sue Seibenick was crowned May Day Queen. 9' tl. - -vt .gif FRONT ROW: Mrs. Elizabeth Wursf, Ginny Gander, Jeannine Sell, Karen Crozier, Pam Walker, Ruth Ann Ireton, Pat Sprenkel, Karen Leyman, Mrs. Charles Hemlein. SECOND ROW: Judy Rose, Betty Berry, Karen Sparks, lris Norris, Dixie Warner, Linda Davis, Pat Warren, Pam Goller, Lois Darvas. THIRD ROW: Celesia Covey, Kar- en Blanchard, Freddie Schairbaum, Pat Smith, Janet McGuckin, Car- FOUNDED: The Defiance College, i917 FLOWER: Narcissus COLORS: Yellow and whiie i olyn Scherer, Barbara Rice, Pom Schweyer, Anita Dunbar, Sherry Bates, Barbara Gynn. FOURTH ROW: Barb Hutchins, Joyce Caihey, Diane Freyfag, Donna Jackman, Kathy Fritz, Sarah Hulme, Mary Ann McGuFlin, Polly Bidgood, Millie Shisler, Donna Kirker, Janef Anthony, Ruth Ann Spangler. sl R SX Q S kno X S .ips -Z sry.-'v 68 BETA SIGMA The sisters of the Beta Sigma Sorority, oldest and largest on campus, began a successful 1962-1963 year with their Hobo Hop on the tennis courts. After vigorous Homecoming activities, the sorority adopted Shirley Brouke, a six-year old Apache Indian. The Annual Christmas Party centered around Shirley as the sisters ,contributed towards a surprise package, which was sent to her in Arizona. Valentine's Day was highlighted on campus with the Beta Sigma Cupid's Caper. Mardi Gras was the rush party theme, as the Student Union was magically turned into the streets of New Orleans. From a sidewalk cafe, through a fun-filled pledge period the active sisters and pledges worked together to the culmination of events, formal initiation of 19 pledges. Westbrook's of Wauseon was the scene of the Spring Outing as Beta Sigma climaxed o successful year. 'Y' Lil-l' Brown Kathleen Fl nn Nancy Spacht Carol Gilbert Constance An Eileen Anders Linda Clark Sue Clements SECOND ROW Crystal ders Joy Dally Nancy Hoffman Sue Clayton. J Qw Q 5 sw A 7 A A YI GAMMA OMEGA KAPPA The Gamma Omega Kappa Sorority was chartered October 21, 1923, under the leader- ship of its first president, Martha Dennison. Since that time the group has worked to uphold the principles it was founded on: sisterhood, service, and friendship. During this past year the sorority has participated in many events. Homecoming brought with it the building of a fioat, the selling of mums, and an open house in the apartment for all Gamma Alumni. Gamma President Sylvia Grogg was chosen Senior Class Repre- sentative on the Homecoming Court. At Christmas, Gamma Omega Kappa sponsored a needy family in Defiance. Clothes, toys and food were bought so as to make their Christmas a memorable one. The Annual Holiday Party was held at the home of Professor and Mrs. Albert Chaffoo. Among other events sponsored were: two all-campus dances, a World University Service project, and an active-pledge party. The Rushing Program this year was very successful. All were very pleased to see the new sisters take their final pledge of membership. The year ended with a farewell pic- nic tor all graduating seniors. w I T . fl' ' it 'Rx 7 -nd , W. Q . ' -, 'YYTWW Nvvu .Q , s .3 fp-ir lift. 'W ...C ' T ' Fi A ' , ,g ,.-f,',,-, FRONT ROW: Sharon Croine, Lois. Darvas, Connie Anders, Ruth Irefon, Jean Sibert. SECOND ROW: Pam Schweyer, Lindo Clark, Scoff Warren, Tom Carroll, Jim Nagel, Pat Martin, Coby Coburn. GREEK LETTER COUNCIL 72 3 l gf , .LE i ni. u r. J, .aff . ' , 5 - V ' H A ,, 'T 1 5 MISS MARSHA RENZ HOMECCMING QUEEN MISS SYLVIA GROGG MISS JANET McGUCKIN sENIoR AITENDANT JUNIOR AUENDANT MISS LETTY HALLINAN MISS MARY HORNISH SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT FRESHMAN AHENDANT 4-5 MISS DONNA HARPER CHRISTMAS DANCE QUEEN 76. MISS SHERRY BATES MISS MARY HORNISH MISS .IUDY ROSE 77 4 ' ' 3 E 1 . 3- ' A f'.Y,,,-'rgi,- M. Q EQ:-,-.-5 tQg.1'fE4 'A ' -. ' X. , ,, :.- - ff - 1 5 .xwfdib .Wg I gg.-,' N Q- 4:4'.U,Fgr-43'-l . Q' - is '-x',?WQ'aQffLQ5QQ v ff. . ,.-r' .V 5 ' 45 - - . ' '..lx.-vw, F ,411 MISS SUE SEIBENICK MAY QUEEN MISS DIXIE WARNER MISS JANET McGUCKIN FRESHMAN ATTENDANT JUNIOR ATTENDANT MISS SYLVIA GROGG SENIOR ATTENDANT 79 ,JA 'Y n ef' I Y-13 NX, 1 sA,LT ? fm ti W 'x 2 is OFFICERS: Richard Haydinger, President, Judith Horvath, Vice President, Allan Straten, Secretory, Thomas Herbst, Treasurer. Through eight pre-registrations the graduating class came to the final day, graduation. From the first week with all its frosh activities seniors still remember incidents of their col- lege life. The beatnik dance was a high point of the first'yearp and many remember the day the cafeteria was moved from Trowbridge to the Student Union. In the sophomore year the Sunday night that Weston Hall burned will never be forgotten. And the senior class will remember the last few weeks as they completed their days at The Defiance Col- lege, and commencement with speaker Dwight D. Eisenhower. if 82 ANNA LEE ADAMS B.S. in Education CONNIE ANDERS B.S. in Education Gamma Kappa Omega 45 Greek Let- ter Council 4, S.C.A. 1,27 D.C.S.E.A. 2, 3. DANIEL A. BAKER A.B. Varsity D l,2,3,4y Class Treasurer 2g Kappa Sigma Kappa i,2. DAL SUN BANG A.B. S.C.A. li International Club 3. RONALD ANDREWS A.B. Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4, Comptroller 2, Treasurer 41 Phi Beta Lambda Vice President 3, President 47 Student Coun- cil 2, Student Union Board 2,3. JOHN S. ASIRE A.B. Theta Xi 2,3,4y Greek Letter Council 3, 4. ear.. 19 Y'FT T'l '5?7 , ' JACK BURTON RICHARD CARPENTER JOHN CAULEY B.S. in Education B.S. in Education Varsity D I,2,3,4. SUE COLLINS JUDITH CRAFT KAREN CROZIER A.B. B.S. in Educaiion A.B. S.C.A. l,2,3,4, Phi Delta Delta 2,3,41 Beta Sigma 2,37 S.C.A. 2, D.C.S.E.A. Beta Sigma 2,3,4g S.C.A. 2,37 Dorm D.C.S.E.A. 3: Greek Letter Council 4. 2,3,4g College Theater 4. Council 2,3,4. 84 ,.,v' LOIS ELLEN DARVAS CURTIS R. DOWNING SALLY WOOD ECKERSLEY B.S. in Education B.S. in Education A.B. Band 1,21 Choir l,2,3f D.C.S.E.A. l,2, Defender l,2,3,4g Oraculum l,2,3,4p Polyglot Club lg Choir lf Band if Beta 31 Beta Sigma l,2,3,4g Defender if Editor 4: Student Union Board 41 Sigma i,2,3,4g College Theater 2,4. Sec'y of Dorm Council 3, Greek Letter D.C.S.E.A. 4. Council 4. JOEL ENRIGHT RAYMOND R. ETZLER B.S. in Education B.S. in Education GEORGE A. EMERY Circle K lf Alpha Gamma Upsilon l, Varsity D l,2,3,4, President 4, Class B.S. 2: Varsity D,i, Dorm Council 3,4. Vice President 35 Student Council 4. 85 PAUL E. FLATHMAN B.S. LOWELL J. FREDERICK B.S. in Education Thefo Xi i,2,3,4, Phi Beta Lambda 3,45 Choir i,2. ,-f S.C.A. WAYNE A. GILBERT B.S. in Education 45 D.C.S.E.A. 4, Circle DAVID RAY GREGORY B.S. in Education K I,2,3. vu BARBARA GERHART 86 1 JON HARMON RICHARD JOHN HAYDINGER B.S. in Education Varsity D l,2,3,4i Newman Club 1,21 Kappa Sigma Kappa 2j D.C.S.E.A. 2, 3,45 Sisson Hall President 2j Class President 4. SYLVIA K. GROGG .A.B. Gamma Kappa Omega l,2,3,4, Presi- dent 4, Student Council 2,31 Class Sec'y 2,35 Greek Letter Council 2,35 D.C.S.E.A. 4j Whitney Dorm Council President 4. TOM GRZYWINSKI B.S. in Education Varsity D l,2,3, THEODORA HEIDEPRIEM B.S. in Education CURTIS D. HEXIMER B.S. in Education Theta Xi 2,3,4, Treasurer 3,45 Varsity D 2,3,4. GARY HODGES B.S. in Education D.C.S.E.A. 4, S.C.A. 4, Choir Accom- panisf 3, Chapel Organist 4. RICHARD W. HORTON A.B. JUDITH R. HORVATH A.B. Beta Sigma i,2,3,4, Chaplain 4, Greek Leffer Council Sec'y 2, College Theater 3,47 D.C.S.E.A. 3,41 Class Vice Pres. 4: Student Council 45 S.C.A. 'l,2. BETTY J. JOHNSON B.S. in Education JAMES R. JOHNSON B.S. in Education Theater I, D.C.S.E.A. 3,4, President 4, Choir 3,45 Librarian 3,4. LYDEL R. KANE A.B. Phi Beta Lambda 3,45 Choir l,3, S,C.A. l,3. ff' IGI' 9' 89 WILMA I. JEFFERY KEMLER B.S. in Education RUSSELL P. KNIGHTS A.B. Dorm Council 4. JOHN KOCH A.B. ELIZABETH LANTOW B.S. in Education JANET LANTOW B.S. in Education DEAN ALAN LOWE B.S. fn Education Varsity D 4. 3 .vw ,ull- ..v !F MARILYN ANN MAHNKE ROGERMALCOLM JUDITH MARCUSSEN B.S. in Education B.S. A.B. Phi 'Beta Lambda 4, D.C.S.E.A. l,2,3,4, 5-C-PM 1,31 D-C5-E-A. 3- Beta Sigma 2,3,4, Alumni Sec'y 2j Stu- dent Council 4. JAMES MARTIN B.S. in Education Varsity D 2,3,4. --'iff'-.. PATRICIA ANN MARTIN B.S. in Education S.C.A. 2,45 D.C.S.E.A. 2,4f Choir 4j Gamma Omega Kappa 4, Vice Presi- dent 45 Greek Letter Council 4. MARY ANN McGUFFlN 90 MARY HOHENBERGER McMASTER RUSSELL J. McMASTER DOLORIS MINSEL B.S. in Education A.B. B.S. in Education Beta Sigma 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 Tau Kappa Epsilon l,2,3,45 Student D.C.S.E.A. 1,35 W.R.A. l. MARY ELLEN MORSE A.B. Polyglot Club ly S.C.A. l,2,3,4g D.C.S.E.A. 3,45 College Theater l,3,45 Student Council 1,35 Choir 4. Council 25 Greek Letter Council 35 Honor Society. JIM NAGEL B.S. in Education Tau Kappa Epsilon i,2,3,4, Comptrol- Ier 3, Vice President 4, Board of Di- rectors 45 Greek Letter Council 45 Stu- dent Union Board V.P. 45 Phi Beta Lambda, Reporter 3,45 Student Council 4. 91 ELMER C. NOVAK A.B. S.C.A. l,25 Choir l,2. VIRGINIA B. OTERMAT B.S. in Education Traveling Chair I,2f D.C.S.E.A. I,2,3, President 2, Beta Sigma I,2,3,4. BETTY EBERSOLE PENNER B.S. in Education D.C.S.E.A, 2,3,4. TT TTTTTIW GEORGE ALLEN PHIPPS B.S. in Education Theta Xi I,2,3,4, Corresponding Sec'y, Varsity D I,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4. STEVEN M. PURDY A.B. Tau Kappa Epsilon I,2,3,4, Rec'ding Sec'y I,2,3, Corr. Sec'y 41 Student Body Pres. 45 Co-editor, Defender 3, Hour Glass Theater 21 WDCW 2, Con- cert Choir If Pep Band 1,21 Band I. i IU? l.aMAR D. PETERS B.S. in Education Tau Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4f Student Council 37 Student Body Pres, Cabinet 4. MARGARET A. PHILLIPS B.S. in Education Gamma Omega Kappa I,2,3,4, Vice Pres. 3, President 45 Greek Letter Council 3, Treasurer 3, D.C.S.E.A. I,2, 3,4p l.R.A. 2, Choir l,2. MARSHA RENZ PAULINE ROEHRS B.S. in Education W.R.A. l,2,3, Pres. 3, Phi Delta Delta l,2,3,4, Pledge Mistress 2,4, Vice Pres. 3, Treasurer 2, Greek Letter Council 2, 35 Class Treas. 3, D.C.S.E.A. 4. iii' 93 LAWRENCE RABE A.B. Tau Kappa Epsilon 3,47 Ph eta Lambda 3. DAVID REINKE B.S. in Education DEAN E. RUPP A.B. JERRY SCHEELE B.S. in Education JAMES SHISLER B.S. in Education DENNIS M. SKOPIK B.S. Tou Kappa Epsilon 2,3,4i Student Judi- ciary 3,4. CAROLYN SCHERER A.B. Beta Sigma 2,3,4. ROBERT SHAHAN B.S. in Educaiion PATRICIA SMITH JAMES SNOW B.S. in Education MICHAEL SNYDER DAVID L. SPEAKMAN B.S. CAROLYN STUTZ A.B. Dorm Council 1,45 W.R.A. If S.C.A. I. GEORGE RICHARD THOMPSON S.C.A. 2,3,4, President 4, Honor Soci- eity 3,45 Circle K 2. i RUTH ANN SPENGLER ALLAN R. STRATEN B.S. in Education Student Council If Class Secretory 4, Varsity D 2,3,4p Newman Club I,2,3,4 X-Q lil QQ A-P-HP' 96 SALLY ANN TUSTISON A.B. S.C.A. 3,4, Literary Club 3, D.C.S.E.A. 4. CAROLE VARNER A.B. Beta Sigma l,2,3,4, D.C.S.E.A. l,2,3,4g Progeny 4, Defender 1,45 College The- ater 2,3,4. DONALD L. VARNER A.B. BRENT WILMOT VEYSEY B.S. Class President 1,21 Choir 'I,4. RUTH YEAGER WALLACE B.S. in Education PAM WALKER B.S. in Education Choir if S.C.A. if Beta Sigma i, Sec'y 2, Vice President 3, President 45 Trav- eling Choir 21 D.C.S.E.A. 4, Phi Beta Lambda 4. RICHARD BEISWENGER B.S. WILLIAM BEUCLER B.S. in Education LARRY D. BRACKEN B.S. in Education NANCIE G. CHALMERS A.B. MARY ANN WANGRIN B.S. Phi Delta Delta 2,3,4, President 4, Student Council 3,4, Greek Letter Council 3, Sec'y 3, Dorm Council 2,3, President 2, Choir 2, W.R.A. 2. CAMERA SHY SENIORS TREVA COLLIE B.S. in Education JOHN COOLMAN B.S. in Education DIXIE STOKES DURHAM B.S. in Education Phi Delta Delta 3,4, S.C.A. I,2,3, Dorm Council, Student Council. HARRY EASTRIDGE B.S. in Education Dorm Council, Theta Xi, Varsity D, D.C.S.E.A., WDCW. 97 EDNA EBERSOLE B.S. in Education DAROLD FIGGINS B.S. in Education PAUL FLATHMAN B.S. OLA M. GERIG B.S. JOHN J. HARRISON, JR. B.S. in Education WDCW 25 Chorus 2, Defend DCSEA 4. RAYMOND KELLS A.B. WRETHA MANSFIELD B.S. in Education JOHN REED A.B. S SUSAN SCHLINDLER B.S. in Educotion JUDITH LEACH SNYDER B.S. in Education GARY TRUMP A.B. ef' LARRY L. HAVER B.S. in Education JAMES LYLE LEINARD B.S. JENNIFER McCauley A.B. BEVERLY SANDERSON B.S. in Education DONALD SCHMIDT B.S. in Education DAVID J. STOLTZ B.S. in Education SUSAN WAISNER B.S. in Education 98 CHUCK HERSHBERGER B.S. in Education Defender 2,3,4. CHANG YE WU LIU A.B. JERRY PIERMAN A.B. JAMES L. SANDERSON B.S. ANNE SCHUTT B.S. in Education INGA STENGERSTRAIT B.S. in Education .YV -. . 5.gg,.., v TCM! L .J- 'Lb UH K lf' pdf X. F LA' 'In 1 wx 'bf' ff 9'-4 me I . . Y n. ,.. wr-r -ig , M A- 'i'.. 3'1g xi f ir ' .N I ,Q .1 I L- I -v-4'-I uf -1 .wh ' 18:45-n 'Mi' x, ls xl 1 f yew BL www .- v vw, .- M V .I I , , ,. ,, . .4 4-.,.v , , ', .. ru. - . - wus M: , HTH HPF - It Licf. If V. ,pw -,wiv A' 'tI,1,f?.-.sv ,L J .V - Q ,h 'VV' -. '4'f . ' f xfrp-,53lSi...fl ''f4-iii' 'f ?fFlL'fv ,Jw-' 1:2 f- 'WWF' f'..i'-W if 'Qi I ' 4 ' ' - -1 fg ' , ' . '-K 1. ' '- I ,4:'::'f.4,,,., 2 .v L, vb rag-fQ,.:q'-' -v-Juli' ' 1, ' -5-ETX, gin - LF 'f ' Ik ., ,,,1.' 'EM11 , '. fig-Aa-.Q A, A-5 If, .lp ,a -+ x 1 .. A' ' M ' Mu.-,-v 'Jr . , 7- 4 . uw - , - 1:5 - . ,- N1 ' X 'J1fJ,.,5::i4-7 fl ' . , . I -A-' -. 157 ' - ,g l Yelp 'ME I -vi! ,, V A ',,f - '-in-L11 Q -1 ff - N 51: 'I ' V1 .335 .. 1 v'1. 5Pf'L-I W, 3 ,f 7 -d Q' ' -ren -' P tif .. 'ifvf J'4Q y , ,lf-U.'-ff- A 'dj ?Sf:L!5- , ' up -A W, ff' . 'X 1 .3 ' uf- A H f ,W 4 ' S'..,. , .. 'YN 1 .QT-XT ' v Ji. -f?f5,'f's'Qiff -5 ,. ,H ,il 'FT L i , w ' fl-' f Iv .-' ' , -. A W mkh L vif'wwuLrJ . i Vw W 54 A , ffm -' 'N'-'51-f--'I V ' 4- Q - !,,,. ,QA , A . V 4. ,V ' ? ,lk . b- ,,,i, ,, , 1, M A .113- . , , I , 1 Y... -A , V- ':. ,-5' .- ' . ,.-...q-- .. ily, ff ' g - .. ' law-gguffxiigggr 1. - ,v i 4.-' x 2-W , ,, . ,, A .. !,1ff,1gf wp, ..p, .H - ,q,-- ' 'j-...-1 5: .i: Gf?1f.5,'-,g'1..'W-ff' '-' wir- - F .. ' - g.1,f- P-21,3 f...f-,:.w, V .. Q ,. ,,5 .-...:., - . -4 . - -' . -. - J- 3 my-r L , .- 5 v,.,,-.- i, r - A W - Q-'ff'-'-.A f 12, -if ff f ,156 's .453- Afggsaw OFFICERS: Deon Colwell, Presidentf Andy Barrick, Treasurer, Pat Sprenkel, Secretoryf Robert Beuugrond, Vice-president. For the junior class it seems like o long time spent in school ond yet, There is no door in the neor future opening for their ombifions. The iuniors know the long hord rood of college, but cclnnot see the volue of their hord work yet. They hove put on the Christmas ond Junior-Senior donces, fought through finois - hord work, but where ore the profits? 100 R A , 'W'-.T F I 101 A.-91, . , 1 A . . . I'- -V ' . . , g M .- . - A L., 15 . I Lf W I I I , , s M I ...ian 1 Q I I+., I' e I -, ,, lu, f. V , X v , cf. ,qtggbgf DOROTHA ALDRICH KENNETH ANDERSON KENNETH APPEL DENNIS BAKER ALLEN BALDWIN ANDREW BARRICK MARTIN BAUMHOWER ROBERT BEAUGRAND BARBARA BI LLOW JUDITH BOYLE ROBERT BOYD PETER BRADY DELBERT BRANDT JUDITH BRIMICOMBE DAVE BROWNS JOHN BRUEGGEMIER NANCY CARLEY CARLIN CARPENTER THOMAS CARROLL DONNA CHAPMAN LINDA CLARK ELLEN CLARKSON WILLIAM CLINE COBY COBURN eu' a if if-ffl' v,,,,,..f 'ls 'Quai 121' 'J G' T 177 9.4 ix fh- Q'-'rv A -r- fi? df X 'CV , BARBARA COCANOUR JAMES COCHRAN ROBERT COLEMAN SHIRLEY COLVIN DEAN COLVVELL CELESTA COVEY JOHN DELANO ANITA DUNBAR ROBERT DYER JANET ELDER RICHARD ERWIN LENORE ETZEL - 'A 'bi 15N sis... 3' Q'-x 'As lux 'S' 55' H 45- if -E- .1v', gen 4. JAMES FABER DONNA FARMER BRADFORD FARTHING RONALD FEDOKOVITZ RICHARD FLEMING LAUREL FOOTE DAVID FREDERICK GINNY GANDER ROBERT GARVVOOD ROBERT GEIGER BARBARA GERHART THOMAS GOTTWALD CLEORA GRAPER DAVID GYNN IANTHA HANSELMAN RONALD HARD SANDY HARDIN PAULA HARTMAN KENNETH HECKMAN JERRY HELM FRANK HOUSTON JOANNE HOUSTON DOROTHY HUDSON SARAH HULME FA Hi 58.1 f' Jax X fs 9217 X Y .vs .J QQ RUTH ANN IRETON THAD JONES DENNIS KANE DONNA KIRKER JAMES KNODEL DENNIS KROECKEL DOUGLAS LAIRD CARL LAUKHUF ANN LEACH .IOI-IN LEGROS EARL LEHMAN KAREN LEHMAN in--'J Wa-.., Q5 if' .dp N l ,504 tr- 1 4' N 106 - - A--A-----:-----tw : ,W 1775 Q L L L Rf its-I' v 1 -if i lvi gsrhfn 'vii' lf' 4111 4,3 R C-TEV EDNA LEWIS JON LOUDEN HOWARD LUTZ SUMNER MCCLAIN JANET MCGUCKIN MARY ANN MCGUFFIN JOHN MCHUGH DOUGLAS MCINTOSH JAMES MCNAMARA MARTIN MAHNKE BRUCE MANSFIELD ALAN MILLER Q 'N-I gf Pg 'UU 'ET 'ff' Q-N 'x JOHN MILLER BRENT MORGAN BRUCE MOSER JOHN NAYLOR THOMAS NERAD BARRY NEVVSOME JUAN NICHOLAS THOMAS NONEMAN KENNY ONSTOTT ROBERT OTIS ANNE PALMER JANET PARKER EUGENE PELUSO MARTY PHILLIPS SANFORD PRICE MARSHA RENZ LARRY ROBERTS JOHN SCHATZ TERRY SCHNELL LESTER SEABERG JEFFREY SEMON MILDRED SHISLER DAVE SHOOK NATHAN SCHROER R Y ' if ,X fvtiw-. F. 'Qi 'QF' if 'Q' X K? Q-4' -'ti' I 1 l lin-1 'lg ' MARILYN SPITLER PATRICIA SPRENKEL ROBERT TAYLOR WILLIAM THAYER MIKE VAN CAMP MERLE WAGNER SCOTT WARREN PAUL WASER KAREN WEANER ROBERT WEINGART PAUL YOUNG BEVERLY YARNELL Q E- 95 -yr. Q9-,v Q Q., nn. X Q1 4 -KI C35 -1.5 Q-... J if ff , Z I I' , 4, L . 11 --,I 995 'WY l f P hq..,.,,u.q-'L I 49 -'iw' Class Omcers: Bob Fetter, President, Carol Gilbert, Secretory. Missing, Richard Redstone. The Sophomore class came back to Dehance College this year with a bit of confidence that they had lacked the previous year when they arrived. In charge of the freshmen during orientation week, they acted os guides explaining college lite. Many in the class looked for o friend who didn't return, some because of grades, others because of Hnances. One year closer to graduation but six semesters to go. 112 MYLES ACKEN EILEEN ANDERS JANET ANTHONY WILLIAM ARCHIBALD if 5 N N9 Rs ROBERT BAIRD I 1 .. A JOHN ASCHEMEIER HOUSHANG AZMOUN my ALOYSIUS BARTKUS LON BEACH CHARYL BEAUCHAMP PAULETTE BIDGOOD LINDA BISSELL KATHERINE BOND THOMAS BORN VIRGINIA BOSTELMANN JAMES BOTTGER SALLY BRETTHAUER RICHARD BRICKEL BARBARA BROWN JUDY BROWN - , I DON BURNS RICHARD BUSHEY gf f Q' .6 , .,, S A , ,WII I X 'x A J- Lt? I 5 - I R . ,, O, cl DAVID CAIN GAYLE CAPOSSELA DONNELL CATHEY RICHARD CHAPLA HENRY CHURCHBOU MARILYN CLEMENTS CATHY COBLER JANE COLWELL SHARON CRAINE VERE COTTRELL JOY DALLY 'gf-Tlf DAVID DICK ROBERT DILLS DIANE DOEDEN COLLEEN DORITY GARY DOWLER L, I 'Tlx I I-L J. A EIT WE? I. 1 N, LINDA DAVIS JANE DEMUTH BRUCE DENNISTON DAVID DRAKE D A JANET DUNCAN RUTH ANN DURHAM . 'SSI' 71' LD jg 114 R RONALD EHRESMAN JOHN EKLUND JOHN ERNSBERGER JAMES FEARER RANDALL FELDER ROBERT FETTER BRUCE FISHER KATHLEEN FLYNN LAWRENCE FOOR MICHAEL FOSTER ANN FOWLER HELEN FRANK DIANNE FREYTAG KATHY FRITZ 'W uv' .V '.,,,, 1,5 I! 2' W Vuhh L A ..,., E',,af PT' 5 ML B if LCLL A A A g CTT 115 MEREDITH FRITZ JIM GARBER DOUGLAS GARDINER ROBERT GIBLER CAROL GILBERT JOHN GILLET BOB GINTHER TED GOOD PAUL HERSHBERGER MARVIN HIRE DAVID HOFFMAN NANCY HOFFMAN ROBERT HOFFMAN PHILIP HORN .X1. Y, EC? .dm VV I -it I ,B I I f-ff IIII 'K I GEORGE GOUGH BEVERLY HAM ROBERT HANCOCK DAVID HARBART LARRY HARDY ARNOLD HARTING JOHN HARTLE CHARLES HENSLEY I I I N V I Qui! g-T I VI I , xy , . L. . N-.J ff t , X. sv 116 fi FRANK HURTT MAYNARD HUTSON JAMES JANETAKOS SCOTI' JAY DANIEL JENKINS HOWARD JENKINS LARRY JOHNSON RICHARD JOHNSON NICK KAJCK EDWIN KALTEIXIBACH DAVID KEIRIDALL KATIE KIME U JANE KNOTH BARBARA KOHRN NORM KRUECKEBERG MARJORIE KUHN M 44 ROBERTA LEWIS KENNETH LOOFBORO MARY MCKARNS PAUL MACK PHYLLIS MAHAN NANCY MARBAUGH PAUL MARTZ MILLIE MAXWELL Al-CL. C' Ng.-, .- ff 5 1, if 'Q , TTT T 117 LEE KYSER NANCY LANDEL KENNETH LAUSE JEFF LAUSTSEN KENT LeGROW DON LEONARD L I QI ...J ' - , gl. WINSTON MAY DOUGLAS MAYES BARBARA MILLER MARY MILLIGAN GARY MOORE BOB MOSIER CHARLES MULLIN CHARLES MUNTON GORDON PHILLIPS HOWARD POPOWSKI RAY POTTER ROBERT RANKIN RICHARD REDSTONE CRAIG REYNOLDS JAMES ROCKWELL WILLIAM ROSE 467 ? 6 is BILL SCRANTON SUSAN SEIBENICK LYNN SEIGMAN JEANNINE SELL PAUL SHAHAN DOUG SHULTZ 'S' -ma. 'A 7 in- I f ISM ,IAS 5211 Q.-ff 1 I I , X, WSL A M 119 I DAVE ROTH DAVE RUBACH GARY RUDLER LEE RUSSELL ROBERT SCAER MARCIA SCHMIDT SHARON SCHULTZ PAMELA SCHVVEYER l 'F' 1. P, JEAN SIBERT YOLANDA SITO SAMUEL SMITH NANCY SPACHT JOSEPH SPEISER SUELLEN SPITNALE CHARLES STEFFEL BOB STEWART K4 WILLIAMS TUBBS THOMAS TURNER CAROL WACHTMAN DENNIS WAGNER EDWARD WALDRON JOHN WALLSER LOIS WEDDLEMAN MIKE WENNER VERN WEST '55 'lgul 'ix'-.J I ' .W V54 , , I A 'A if-9 i I U. x x A 1 IA A N L It L ' J . 120 CRAIG STILLMAN JOHN STOWELL LINDA STUART JAMES STUDER JOHN TERRY HERBERT TODD MARTHA TOOLEY JUDI TOWNE 1 , 4., ,, . H ' 'I . 'V .- '..'9,' . ,, if IX' 'urf I j ' I If 'I AK MORRIS WHEELER SHIRLEY WILSON CLINTON WIRICK RUSS-ELL WOOD M-. 2' J., ..,, . LJ' f 'E' 5- in w,f f OFFICERS Andy Asch President, Judie Rose, Secretary-Treasurer, Floyd Knoop, Vice-President. Enthusiastic, but a- little shy, the freshmen entered the Union, wondering why they were there. They soon found out. It was to stand in line for registration, annual pictures, meals, and convocations. Then came Hell Week, Homecoming, and then the first Freshman activity, the Christmas Dance. After Finals, and mid-semester break, came a lull in activities, broken by the Trowbridge Hall Party. Later there was Spring Weekend, Easter Vacation, the May Dance, and finals again the end of the first year. 122 F R E H . I, , -1 ni '71 se Ijlyf - '- 1, ' f F Ix ,-: II it . 1 QQ A Q'-'v' L V .-.If WI, If I Q , V I 1 'g I 1115! v' f I Ah L L I I f II' Lf L Q f iq . M I' Q c' ' 'inf . f In QT, x I : L ,f Haan X ak' .. . - ' A ,M Aw if ' 2 'War A , V In I f---' 123 BETTY AINLEY RICHARD ANDLER CAROL ANNING ANDREW ASCH JOAN BAKER NANCY BAKER SANFORD BAKER DENNIS BALOGH DAVID BARTLEY LENORA BARTON SHERRY BATES ROBERT BAUERLE SUSAN BECHTOL EDWARD BENSON GEORGE BENSON JACK BENTLEY ROGER BERNINGER ELIZABETH BERRY RICHARD BETT5 BONNIE BITTNER KAREN BLANCHARD MARY ANN BLAZAK RONALD BOLEN BETH BOWSER x . ,'X,f ' A I lk. ilzw KRW' N I 1 . - Tw 9 Q' ' L. RONALD CLARK SUSAN CLAYTON JAMES CLINE LARRY COGLEY RICHARD COHEN LAWRENCE COLE J. DOUGLAS COLLINS LINDA COLWELL T7 ' L gan'- .al I 1. Y 9 ., ,Q j' s if 11 YTD ' 124 Wfrwvf I 1 I, X ' FS' 'N ,.xf PETER BOYLE WILLIAM RRADHAM PAT BRADLEY FRANK BRIENNAN MARY BRENNER JOHN BRICKER NANCY BROBST BROOKS BROMLEY, JR. CHRYSTAL BROWN GARY BURNSIDE BILL BUTIERMORE JEFF CALLIHAN ARTHUR CAMPBELL JOYCE CATHEY GEORGE CHAMBERLIN CAROLE CHRONOWSKI r N I I 4, DOUGLAS COPELAND CHERYL COWLES LOUIS CROW MICHAEL DALEY JUDY DALTON GORDON DAUGHERTY EDWARD DEAN DIANA DeCAMP 1 i K xx X x mf X 'ax ! IF if A '- ,iqtx 'k. Ag 'x, .L qf-27 .4 Q, 1--S ia-Q . - 1' I .1-av I - 1,1 ' 'fn-, ' . ,I AY-H-f OGC' 'S 1 'cuff' fl.. 'Uv-1 125 9. l- KENNETH DeLONG CLIFFORD DIAMOND DAVID DIBLING BERNARD DIDSBURY REGINA DILETTUSO LARRY DIRR WILBUR DIDSBURY RUSSELL DUADE KATHLYN DUNBAI? KAREN ECKERT ROSEMARY EDGE RALPH EKBERG KIMBERLY ENSIGN WALTER FAISTT LARRY FALOR MICHAEL FIELDS X. r A -m, , , -.5 gummy TTS? X ' .. A 1.. A TJ '-FAQ' Aly A T x ,4 A Lf ' DEANNA GANTT Q, JACQUIEGARBER , A GONZOLO GARCIA A -ff-A ii A JOANNE GARVEY A CONNIE GATES CLIFFORD GIBIAN 4 seosem GILMAN LINDA GOACHEE YU, ' X. . V 1 ' E ,i ' .,. f f 19 126 K ,Ffa A 1 I .-,A V. 5 5, KENNETH FIGGINS JUDY FISCHER RITA FOUST SHARON FOX JOSEPH FRANZ GAIL FRIEND LOFTON FRITZ STEPHEN FRONTZ 'QT' PAMELA GOLLER ELWOOD GOTSHALL RONALD GRABIANOVVS JIM GRANT ROBERT GREENE DONALD GWYNN BARBARA GYNN THOMAS HALLER DAVID HAMILTON DONNA HARPER PATTY HASKOOR SHARON HASTINGS JUDY HAUPT DANIELLE HEBARD SHARON HEIL ALFRED HEIMAN TNALL A PAMELA HEPBURN . :.- THOMAS HERMAN '2 CHARLES HERR 7 - ': I MARK HERSHBERGER 6 Q1 I' I cl J S' 1 1? I JUDY HOLTWEGEL MARY HORNISH RICHARD HOSLEY WALTER HOTZ ROBERT HOWES JERRY HURD BARBARA HUTCHINS DONNA JACKMAN 127' If Q x 4' A A PAUL HIGHMAN JIM HILBERT ROBERT HILLER DALE HOFFMAN I. -' .I it 4 A I' Q If f A,I . MI A Q if? 127 K Ill KAREN JACKSON MARY JACKSON SALLY JAY RICHARD JENNISON BOB JONES LARRY JONES SANDRA JONES- JUDITH JUNK :iii .11 .M R' ff -Cx 'F' T ,L 3 I .Hg-K FLOYD KNOOP BETTY KOOS JANE KUNKLE CAROL LANGE HAROLD LATIMER RANDY LEE LYLE LINK DENNIS LOESER 54 ar- 5 U if N ' .f I xr., ' . v vo,' I C AEST' E! I . .5 A L , ,,' Avb: il. 7 Jax' ' - . lx Sva- Q1 gg 128 l. JILL KARNS NIYI KEHINDE PAUL KELCHNER WILLIAM KEMPTON ROBERT KERN THOMAS KIMBERLY GORDON KING RALPH KIRACOFE - , -, .,x , . 'yi ,IIN VX 'K 1' , .klj jh 'I ' I Wu 47-s A5 , -IX LI MAGHZIAN NALD MANDEL ' ANLEY MARSDEN ONALD MASLANKA HOMAS MAY ONALD MEHRING ZYNTHIA MERCIER ENNETH MILLER I W ' X: ' .gl-- .5 I1::'f L4 it l v 'EZ' .191 Wh' 'I' ' .r -Q-L w. 'F' ' if R.-AXP .f- f , . ,,x P.. -L an-4' ik I TTT' HARRY LOMBARD DONALD LORENZEN DANIEL LOUGHBOROUGH BEN LUTZ HARLEY MCDERMOND DORIS MCGRAW MARK MCQUILLIN PATRICIA MADDOCK 1 'P , J ,I 1 5 I 'YQFRD 'iff J X AVI A ' .41-f' T ,ff-Q .I.v4 Im- vw W' E J. 129 . I . I I fix ' CHARLOTTE MITCHELL .IAN MONTAG KEITH MONTI DENNY MURPHY ANN NAGLEY SHARON NAPIERALA MARGARET NELSON IRIS NORRIS E1 V . I. ., , X 6 , Q-'T' 4:13- DIANE NEWEY EDWARD NOFZ DOUGLASS NOLL JUDY NOYES' FLORENCE NUSS JOYCE NYE RICHARD OEHLSCHLAEOE PAT OHSON LARRY OPEDAL , WALTER PAGE,JR. , V A, I , .., A. , LAWRENCE PALMER 735 gg- It L 15 2 Sy ' 5 T If ALAN PETERS -I i 3 slay M Q, If BETTY PETERSON I b I , BONITA PIERCE J 'AT bm I. L, I-II . RICHARD PINELES f 'W I' 1 ,9 PHILIP Pl'I'l'MAN ' ' ' , ' I I A J my N SUSAN PRALL BARBARA PRATER LILA RANDOLPH SONDRA RHOAD BARBARA RICE NADINE RICH RICHARD ROBEROE H6 w CHRISTOPHER ROBBINS 'I I ?7 I Phu V vp- - R- o 4 .I-4, A ..a: '- AJ-'UQQAG1 130 'x., '1f ' is Q ' ,I- I B517 , ff KATHLEEN ROBERTSON STUART ROOT JUDITH ROSE JOHN RUSSELL JOEL SIATINE SAM SAUER 6 if BARBARA sc:HAADT EREDERICA SCHAIRBAUM :I X K' I, , P. ,fm Ar M :QL ,- , ' ,- r. -ii? . ,I 1 I I gf- A BARBARA sc:HATz ,A U E A BRUCE SCHEUERMANN - I UV 4 QR 'AA- fi I WILLIAM SCHLUETER ' - E MARTHA scHROER W.,.,, I '9 ?' ilrvus- ' 'O L MICHAEL SCHROWANO 1 I DANIEL SEALEY III Q 'BF CLARKSEARLE A . , I LEONARD sHARTLE L? 1?-f . . - R L. 49' it 4 WILLIAM sHEA 1 - P DOUGLAS SHORT f 'F f ' gg A MARILYN SINGER 2 L- M ng ,Eg GARY SISISON ' , '- ,. -,-, ' 'IX L 'STI I jjj A , I XE Tk L 'Q MARCIA SMITH RICHARD SNYDER Q . . ROBERT SNYDER 13 55 'A Rf T Y, :ai J OLESEGUN I Ig 7 :I T if SOREMEKUN mx, jw ? I -.ff 4 I QL ' 131 l KAREN SPARKS STEVEN SPARKS REX SPENCER WILLIAM SPENCER RICHARD STEFFEL ALAN STEWART JOHN STITES GEORGE STOOPS BILL SWISHER ROBERT TADSEN RICHARD TAYLOR CHERYL THAYER MICHAEL THOMAS CHARLES THOMPSON BRUCE TONJES DIANNE TRANTER SUSAN TRIPP MARCIA TURNER GLORIA VANDEMARK WILLIAM VON EIFF KATHLEEN WAGNER RONALD WALKER DIXIE WARNER RUTH WARNCKE Y'-r 1 . .gl I if - ' -elm'-1, m X a Q x I . :.i.,. h 4 ,, 1 f L f - 4 P . iw' W! Ti vf'5-1 ' XP L , 4' J Q . - 'If If 'L M A LL , A ' 7 1 mx 4' LVL' ' - L, I ... GR Lf., 'vr :h I P355 'f' 'inf' A f , wwf VX ig, h E1 iii! A , Y l ' I I If LCV tx 4 I X f vw Q 0 132 ffm I YL- - LAC QL ' ' ' A PATRICIA WARREN I g RUSSELL WED-EKIND I 9 7 3 CRAIG WELCH,IR. IIE- ,. - I LARRY WELCH I KAREN WELLINO JOHN WELLS ' ' , 4 'jI' ERRA LEE WINN fs, 7 ROBERT WOOD -ff' 'iv' -. ff' I Lx 'X , I PHIL WRIGHT W A I JON VVYATT A BRENDA YAOER '1 f C., DAVID YAROER Ari' I VI! DARRELL YOUNG EDWARD YOUSIEFIAN V CHARLES ZIMMERMAN Q4 lx AT LN I DONALD ZIMMERMAN I-'ff' 'ei' mgiwi RICHARD ZITTE 'r 133 ff. if ,qw J 'a ,J-5 If INSIST ON blue orgy-13 ioii 52 1 I VV ' For better performance and longer life use the famous Blue Crown spark plugs whose stamina and reputation for fuel economy are world famous. Truly America's Finest spark plugs. THE' ZELLEIE CORPORATIUN FQE7' WAYNE ROAD ' DEFIANCE ' OHIO THE DEFIANCE COLLEGE BOOKSTORE FOR SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND EVERY DAY NEEDS COMPLIMENTS OF VAN BRACKEL MUSIC AND VENDING T301 Ottawa Ave. Defiance DEFIANCE LUMBER COMPANY FI. Wayne COMPLETE BUILDING SUPPLIES JOHNS-MANVILLE DEALER Rd. Defiance THE FORT DEFIANCE RESTAURANT ASSOCIATION k O --2 'I M0 W .xr-7 55:15. 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Andrist, Janet P., 221 Hopkins St., Defiance, Ohio Angermoier, Freda, Route 2, Defiance, Ohio Anning, Carol B., 713 Louisiana Ave., Perrysburg, O. Anthony, Janet T., 124 Ferndale Rd., Scarsdole, N.Y, Appel, Kenneth, 39 Ogden Ave., Dobbs Ferry, N.Y. Archibald, William, 9303 Luna, Martan Grove, lll. Arnold, Donald, 4044 Talwood, Toledo 6, Ohio Arps, Kenneth E., Route 4, Defiance, Ohio Arthur, Ronald R., Route 5, Defiance, Ohio Asch, Andrew L., 1923 Franklin Avo., Portsmouth, O. Aschemeier, Waldo John, 943 Jefferson, Deliance, 0. Asire, John S., Route 3, Box 446, Ashland, O. Axmoun, Houshang, lsfal-lan, lran Bailey, Mary E., 818 Nicholas St., Defiance, O. Baird, Robert P,, 102 Fifth St., Genoa, Ohio Baker, Daniel A., Route 1, Box 513, Clayton, O. Boker, Dennis M., Route 1, Box 513, Clayton, O. Balmer, Jaan, 6031 N. Ridge Rd., N. Madison, O. Baker, Mariana, Route 5, Defianoe, Ohio Baker, Nancy J., 123 Rad Spring Rd., Andover, Mass. Baker, Sanford D., 725 Mass, Defiance, Ohio Baldwin, Allen R.. Seymour Rd., Woodbridge, Conn. Ball, Karl W., 621 5, Hth Ave., Mt. Vernon, N.Y. Ballreich, Thelma, Route 6, Defiance, Ohlo Balagh, Dennis F., 3993 Dunton Rd., Larian, Ohio. . Bang, Dal Sun, Seoul, Korea Barrick, Andrew J., 460 E. 266, Eurlid, Ohio Bartkus, Alayxius, 691B S. Western, Chicago, Ill. Bartley, David, 406 Main, Fayette, Ohio Barton, Lanoro E., 6703 Grant Ave., Pennxuuken, N.J. Bates, Sherry F., Auburn-Ashley Rd., Aulzum, Incl. Bauer, Charles, Route 1, Houston, Ohio Bauerle, Robert A., 530 Ash St., Willard, Ohio Baumhowar, Martin, 315 Rosamond, Maumee, Ohio Bausch, Harald A., Route 4, Napolean, Ohio Bayliss, James, E. Sessions St., Defianze, O. Bayliss, Norma, 119 E, Sessions, Deliance, O. Beach, Lan O., Box 122, Wharton, Ohio Beauchamp, Elise, 343 Union Ave., Middlesex, N.J. Beaugrand, Robert, 721 W. Clinton, Napoleon, 0. Bechtol, Susan, Route 2, Napoleon, Ohio Beiswenger, Richard, Route 1, Defiance, Ohio Beniamin, Thelma, 901 Wilhelm, Defianoa, Ohio Benson, Edward E., 1000 Hazelwood Ave,, Middlesex, N.J. Benson, George W., 2427 Bth St., Cuyahoga FII., O. Bentley, Jerk, 16 Thorton Dr., Fairbom, O. Bergman, Lynn, Route 1, Ney, Ohio Berninger, Roger, 5573 Biscayne Ave., Cincinnati, 0. Berry, Elizabeth, 2144 Nottingham Rd., E. Meadows, N.Y. Betts, Richard F., Box 227, Austinburg, Ohio Bldgood, Paulette, Box 442, Rt. 5, Charclon, Ohio Billow, Barbara, 202 N. Baker, Bryan, Ohio Blrenbaum, Joel F,, 262 Granda, Youngstown, O. Bissell, Linda, Austinburg, Ohio Bittner, Bonnie, 23 Meadow Lane, Toledo, Ohio. . Blanchard, Karen, Route B, Defiance, Ohio Blozak, Mary A., 43 Capri Rd., Defiance, O. Blush, Ruth, Route 3, Archbold, Ohio Boehm, Jane, 516 N. Clinton, Delianoe, 0. Boggs, Dale H., 552 E. High St., Defianze, O. Bolt, Virginia, Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio Bolea, Darlene, 5246 W. Blvd., Canton, Ohio Bolen, Ronald, Box BB, Kensington, Ohlo Band, Katharine, Route 1, Bax 2?40, Mansfield, O. Born, Thomas W., B791 Broadview Rd., Broadview Hts., O. Hostel!-nunn, Virginia, Route 3, Defiance, Ohio Bottger, James S., Pekin Rd., Newbury, Ohio Bottomley, Peter R., B06 Nicholas St., Defiance, O. Bowler, Helen, Route 2, Ravenna, Ohio Boyd, Rolmrt, 101 Calm Sl., Dayton, O. Boyle, Judith, Ashby West Rd,, Fitchburg, Mass. Boyle, Peter, Ashby West Rd., Fitchburg, Mass. Brodham, William, 120 Hendrie Ave., Riverside, Conn. Bradley, Patricia A,, 912 Falrway Dr., Towson, Md. Brady, Peter, 151 Walnut St., Ridgewood, N.J. Brandt, Delbert, P.O. Box 3, Colton, Ohio Bronwnan, Frank, Kanouse Rd., Newfoundland, N.J. Brenner, Mary A., 503 Nicholas St., Defiance, O. Bretthauer, Sally, Fayette, Ohio Briclcel, Richard, 501 E. Smith, Hirluville, O. Bricker, John K., Route 6, Detianm, Ohio Brimicombe, Judith, 1B Chester St., Taunton, Mols. Brobst, Nancy, 7228 McClure Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Bromley, Brooks, 6 Forest Rd., Wayne, Penn. Brown, Barbara Jean, Route 5, Defiance, Ohio Brown, Chrystal, 2768 Lancashire Rd., Cleveland, O. Brown, Edward S., 741 Corwin St., Defiance O. Brown, Mary Judith, Bax 142, Continental, Ohio Browns, David E., 303 Oxoeola, Defianm, Ohio Brueggemeier, John, Route 2, Pernberville, Ohio Brumbaugh, Michael E., 810 Spring St., Greenville, O. Bryan, Sally louann, Route 1, Sherwood, Ohio Burns, Don Stott, 4028 Vernon Ave., Canton, Ohio Burns, Michael, 706 Kentner, Deficmee, Ohio Burnside, Gary L., 633 Sheridan Dr., Lancaster, O. Burton, Jack A., 801 Moss St., Defiance, Ohio Bushey, Richard, 905 Ralston Ave, Defiance, 0. Burlernvwo, Wllllam, 5505 Oberlin ld., Amherst, O, Byrne, Nkholan IE., 107 Malden lane, Bergenfield, N.J. Caln, Davld E., 1285 Croydon, Cleveland, O. . Callan, Dave A., B50 Washington, Defiance, O. Callihon, Jeffrey, 413 Wyandot Fl., Huron, Ohio Cameron, Ellxablth, 203 Jefferson, Defiance, Ohio Campbell, Arthur lee, 321 South Barron, Eaton, Ohla Copouela, Gayle, 44 Blueberry La., Darien, Conn. Curley, Nancy Walter, Route 2, Napoleon, Ohio Carpenter, Carlin, Defiance College Apt. D-1 Carpenter, Richard, 844 N. Cllnton St., Defiance, O, Carr, Nancy, 636 Wayne, Deliance, Ohio Carroll, Thomas, 149 Main St., Oxford, Mau. Cethey, Donnel, 172 Truman St.. Bridgeport, Conn. Cathey, Joyoe D., 171 Truman St., Bridgeport, Conn. Cauloy, John, 575 Courtland, Llma, Ohio Chalmers, Nancio, Box 258, Sandwizh, Mans. Chamberlin, George, 78 Hallich St., Youngstown, O. Chapla, Richard, 4025 Broadway, Lorain, Ohio Chapman, Donna J., 913 5. Lawn, Coshocton, 0. Chranowxlml, Carole J., 1015 Felton Ct., Cleveland, O. Churehboume, Henry, 1t0 rendan Ave., Massapequa, N.Y Clark, Linda G,, 39 Braoe Rd., Newington, Conn. Clark, Ronald G., 7th Ave., Everett, Penn. Clark, Thomas P., 7004 Holnelawn Ave., Cincinnati, O. Clarluon, Ellen, 9 Mlller Rd., Ithaca, NX. Clayton, Susan, B11 Piper Rd., West Springfield, Man. Clemente, Marllyn, 3901 Florence Ave., Cincinnati, O. Cllne, James K., Route 1, Antwerp, Ohio Cline, William A., 706 North Clinton, Deliance, O. Cobler, Catherine, Route 1, Auburn, Ind. Coburn, Rudolph W., 104 Wyandotte St., Faltoria, O. Cocanour, Barbara, Route 6, Monsheld, Ohio Cochran, James, 768 Perry St., Van Wert, Ohio Coconls. Paul, Pinkerton Lane, Zanuvllle, O. Coerner, Jane, Edgerton, Ohio Coemer, Marcella, Edgerton, Ohio Ccgley, larry, Route 1, Windham, Ohla Cohan, Richard, 45-05 164 St., Flulhlng, N.V. Cole, Lawrence E., 2156 Hudson-Hurova Rd., Hudson, O. Coleman, Robert, Box 9, Kensington, Ohlo Collle, Treva 1., Route 2, Montpelier, Ohlo Collins, J. Douglas, 72 Llbby Pl., Middletown, N.J. Collins, J. Sue, 9220113 Schrier, Roufard, Ohlo Colvin, Shirley, 307 S. Vine, St. Marys, Ohio Calwell, Dean L., Route 6, Detiance, Ohio Calwell, Jane E., Route 6, Detianee, Ohla Calwell, Linda, South China, Maine Conlon, Maxine A.. Route 3, Defiance, Ohlo Connor, Larry, V23 Wilhelm St., Defiance, O. Copeland, Douglas, 20 Belden St., Watertown, Conn. Coplln, Janette, Route 2, Grover Mill, Ohio Cook, Myrtle M., 114 E. Lawrenre, Montpelier, O. Cotter, Mildred, Route 1, West Unlly, Ohlo Cottrell, Vere 5., 403 E. Wood, Vetlalllel, O. Covey, Celuta A., 302 Maple, Haviland, Ohle Cowles, Cheryl, 3950 E. Ottawa Ve., Littleton, Colo. Craft, Judith, Route 1, Houston, Ohlo Craine, Sharon, 64 Eagle Pt. Dr., Rossford, O. Crow, louis A., 722 S. Washington, Vanwert, 0. Crozier, Karen, 1010 E. Avenue, Elyrla, Ohio Cullen, Gina, 112 Elllat Rd., Defiance, Ohlo Daley, Mlrhael, 2016 Lakewood, Lima, Ohio Dolly, Joy Belle, 620 N, Clinton St., Detianoe, O. Dalton, Judy, 1529 Barney Ave., Dayton, Ohio Darvas, Lois E., 3359 Reid Avo., lorain, Ohio Daugherty, Grodon, 504 W. Culbertson, Fostovla, O. Davin, Linda S., 4301 lincoln Rd., indianapolis, Ind. Davls, Robert, Route 2, Paulding, Ohio Deon, Edward, 22 Wethentield Ave., Hortlorcl, Conn. Deatriclr, Kathryn, Route 1, Cecil, Ohio DeCamp. Diana, County Rd. 151, Grover Hlll, O. Decker, Velma, Route 1, Holqate, Ohio Delano, John, 130 Rogers Ave., W. Springfield, Man. Delang, Kenneth A., ZW: N. Main, W. Alexandria, 0. DeMuth, Jane, 743 N. Cherry St., Paulding, O. Denisten, Bruce, 1823 Mathew: Rd., Toledo, Ohlo Diamond, Clltiard, 1613-44 St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Dibling, David, 1644 Gould Rd., Toledo, Ohio Dick, Carroll, Route 1, Box 453, Part Clinton, 0. Diclsbury, Bernard, 22 Thorntree Cr., Penfield, N.Y. Dielrnan, Flarenre, Ted': Moblle Home, Napolean, O. Dietrich, Connie, 201 N. Main, Swanton, Ohio Dietsch, Jayne, 1221 Jettersan, Defiance, 0. Dilettuso, Regina, 116 Lincoln Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Dllle, Robert, 130 Arch, Clyde, Ohio Dirr, Larry A., 493 Wllholm, Halgate, Ohio Doddridge, Wilbur, Old Springfield Rd., Vandalia, O. Doaden, Diane, Route 2, Hicksville, O. Donnell, Andrea, 140 Oswalt, Antwerp, Ohio Dority, Colleen, 211 N. Washington St., Castalia, 0. Dowler, Gary, Route 2, Continental, Ohlo Dewnlng, Cvnh, 241 Newman Ave., Seekonk, Mass. Drake, David G., 3002 Pinehurst Rd., Toledo, O. Duade, Russell J., 214-12 46.Ih Road, Bayside, N.Y. Dunbar, Anita, Reute 6, Deliance, Ohio Dunbar, Kathlyn, Old Main St., New Salem. Maas. Duncan, Janet, 343 W. Main, Metamora, Ohio Durham, Ruth Ann, Route 2, Napoleon, Ohio Dyer, Robert, College Apt. G-2 Eaatrldge, Harry, 5030 Quincy Way, Dayton, Ohio Eckersley, Sally, 41 Tlmber Hill Rd., Cromwell, Conn. Eckert, Karen, Route 6, Defiance, Ohio Eddy, Grace, Route 1, Box 115, Haviland, Ohio Edge, M. Rosemary, 3401 E. Asbury Ave,, Denver, Colo. Ehresman, Ronald, Rt. 1, Bax 333, Garrettavllle, O. Elrberg, Ralph, 131-74 St., Brooklyn, N.Y. Eklvnd, John, 5602 York lone, Bothexda, Md. Elder, Janet, Marl: Center, Ohla Emery, George, Route 1, Boxfard, Mau. STUDENT DIRECTORY Enrlghl, Charlu Joel, l1l4 Cohan, Toledo, Ohlo Enlign, Kimberly Ann, H28 Ganinon Rd., Toledo, O. Emlblrgsr, John, I3 Cragmerl Rd., Wllmlngion, Dal. Erwln, Richard, 7 Chrhilns, Barrington, RJ. Ernhla, Jamal R., 901 Lincoln Dr., Dolianco, 0. Elnl, Lonoro, 338 Jennings Rd., Rcmfurd, O. Euler, Jane! Bagley, Acocla Apu., Defiance, Ohio Elrlur, Raymond R., Acacia Ap1l,, Dellzmn, Ohlo Evans. Dnwaynn L., Route 1, Oakwood, Ohlo Fobor, Jamal, Ravlv l, Foilalla, Ohlo Falni, Waller, 904 Klngl Highway, Brooklyn, N.Y. Falor, larry, 2l3 E. Superior, Wauloon, O. Fcrmar, Donna, Rculu 2, Butler, Ind. Farlhlng, Bradford, 2l7 E. Norrlson Avi., Maumee, O, Feorer, Jamal M., 2704 Caxllnlon, Toledo, Ohio faddsrka, Marilyn, Roule 3, Daliancn, Ohlo Fudolcavilz, Ronald, 12 Woodrow SI., lyndara, Penn. Flldor, Randall, llll Buhlman Rd., Oak Harbor, O. Fuller, J. John, Third Sl., Napolaon, Ohlo Fuller, Roberl E., 1504 S. Clinton SI., Dahancn, O. Fields, Michael, 5Bl5 Bradley Blvd., Belhexda, Md. Flggins, Darold, 513 Bryanl, Monlpellor, Ohio Figglm, Kannalh, Route 1, Wes! Unlly, Ohio Finn, Willlam, 1507 E. Second Sf., Defiance, O. Fincher, Judllh A., 176 Bolmar Blvd., Avon luke, O. Fixhar, Bruce, 504 S, Ollawa Dr., Benton Harbor, Mich. Fisher, Halen Fcml, 218 S. Mnln, Paulding, Ohlo Flaihman, Paul, lB Wohlaepao Dr., Brlghlwamrn, N.Y. Fleming, Richard, ll9V1 E. Sullonl, Defiance, Ohio Flynn, Kallvluan, 14 Chorlu Sr., Wakoheld, Mau. Foor, Lowrance H., E. Scrond SI.. Evaroll, Pa. Foote, Laurel, lloulu 5, Llrna, Ohlo Farlman, Nancy, Roulo J, Contlnonial, O. Fuller, Michael, Roule l, Hounlon, Ohlo Fauxl, Ilia L., P,0, Box l23, Scoll, Ohlo fawlar, E. Ann, 10 Andover, Greunhilll, Ohio Fox, Sharon A., Rouln l, lawlnhury, Ohio Frank, Halen E., Raul: 2, Wu! Unlly, Ohlo Frank, lorry L., HBV1 Clinfon Sl., Defiance, O. Franz, Jaleph H., Roulu l, Lakeview, Ohlo Franz, Kannelh, 715 Mon, Defiance, Ohlo Frederick, David, 563 E. Indiana Avo., Perryshurg, 0. Frederick, Lowell, 332 Muywinn Rd., Defiance, Ohio Fray, Helen, HB6 S. Clinton St., Defiance, Chia Fray, Roma l,, 523 W. Parry, Paulding, Ohlo Frcylag, Dianne, Roulu 3, Dnllunee, Ohlo Frlnnd, Gall Edward, Roulo 2, Caminonval, Ohlo Frlix, Kolhloon, l02l Ml! SV., lorain, Ohio Frllx, Laflan, R., l02l llh Sl., Lorain, Ohio Frllr, Maredillv, Roulo 2, Holgale, Ohlo Franlx, Stephan, Roulo 4, Fromonl, Ohlo Furka, Joxeph, 59l Maple Ava.. Sprlngdale, Po. Gander, Virginia, 3757 W, lJ3 SI., Cleveland, O. Gandy, Ronald, DuPonI, Ohio Gcmll, Deanna, 'IDO N. Carlisle, New Bloomfield, Pa. Garber, lazqunllnu, Raula 4, Cenlnr Sf., Bryan, O. Garber, Jammu, Rouiu 4, Bryan, Ohlo Gorcla, Gonzalo, Bogola. Columbia Gardiner, Douglas G., 120 E. Congress Sr., Morenel, Mich. Garvey, Joanne, lil Hlrllory Sl., Andover, Ohio Gorwoocl, Raberi, 201 W. Furlxwood Dr., Daylon, O. Goin, Connie, Bax 5, Wolllnglan, Ohla Godlrl, Sharon R., 4049 Glendale, Toledo, Ohlo Geiger, llnda, Unknown Garharl, Barbara, 1582 Columbia Rd,, Olmllsd Flu., Gelgor, Roberl, 235 Greer SL, Dnlianm, Ohlo Giblan, Cllflorcl C., U0 Clwilnul Sf., Baonlon, NJ. Giblor, Robarl L., laura 6, Duhunce, Ohlo Glualur, Mary, 955 Cluirmonl, Napoleon, 0. Gilbon, Carol, Box 9, New Weslon, Ohlo Gilbarl, Wayne, Box 9, New Woman, Ohio Gillull, John K., 3 Byrne Leno, Tenolly, NJ. Gilman, Roborl, 27 Harvey Ave., Rachelle Pk., NJ. Ginlher, Roborl, l74J7 Shaw Avo., Lakewood, O. Goachoo, linda, 118 Kennalh, Vandallo, Ohlo Gollur, Famnlo, Rovla l, New Bavaria, Ohlo Good, John T., Warren, lndlana Gurdon, Richard M., Raul: 3, Hlcluvllle, Ohlo Golsholl, Elwood, 4500 Olford Rd,, Harrisburg, Penn. Govlwuld, Thomas, 518 .luHurwn, Defiance, Ohlo Gough, Gonrgn, 440 Argyle Dr., Alexandria, Va. Graber, Guraldlna, lloulo 2, Stryker, Ohia Grubionuwnki, Ronald, 54 Evergreen, Buflnlo, N.Y. Grafol, Theodore, 7404 Chopol Rd., Mudlxon, O. Granl, James L., Roulo 2, Conlinenlal, Ohlo Grapar, Cleora M., Raulo l, Haubsladl, lndiana Gruyxon, Thomas, Box 7, Ridgovilla Comnrl, 0. Green, Roborl, 1755 Acacia Dr., N.W., Grand Rapids, Mich. Gregory, Davld, 5l3 Hulgaln Ava., Defiance, 0. Gregory, M. nlimbnh, 7oo Holgala Aw., magnum, Ohio Grlmlh, Charles E., 510 Corwin, Defiance, Ohio Gregg, Sylvla K., 332 Ensloy, Auburn, lndlona Gruber, Ron G., 212 Wayne Ave,. Gmonvllle, 0. Grzywlmkl, Yhomal, 599 Fark, Toludo, Ohio Gwynne, Donald, I2 Harmony Ct., Sycnel, N.Y. Cvynn, Barbara E., High SI., Rock Creek, Ohio Gynn, Davld E., High Sl., Rack Crook, Ohlo Halal, Dannh, llaulo l, llburly Center, Ohio Hallar, Thomal, Route l, Defiance, Ohio Halllnan, Arlalta, 146 W. 6l!1 SI., Furrysburg, Ohio Ham, Beverly, Raul: 2, Waulaon, Ohio Hamann, Llllian, 903 Columbus, Defiance, Ohio Hamlllon, Davld C., Bax 260, Cullfon. NJ. Hancock, Roland, 15 W. Read SU., New Haven, Conn. Hanmlmun, lanlhn, Route 2. Bax 142, Ollawo, Ohio Harbarl, Davld R., 92lJ Blddulph Rd., Cleveland, 0. Hard, Ronald l., l5l6 Torruwunzla, Delianco, O. Hardin, Sandra, Route l, Oxnundnr, Ohlo Hardy, larry, 523 Ravine, Dnfiance, Ohlo Harmon. Jan B.. 3706 Wvcllllllu, Toledo, Ohlo Harper, Dunno, 720 lalcspoinh, Grain Pt. Pk., Mich. Hurting, Amold, 2558 Delawaro Sl., Wickllie, O. Harile, John, Rout: 2, Greenville, O. Harlman, Paula, 206 N. Broadway, Columbus Grave, O Hallzoor, Palricia, 154 Koa Avo., Hovdharne, NJ. Hasllngl, Sharon, 608 Hannibal St., Fullon, N.Y. Haughn, Mary J., Roufe 3, Leipslc, Ohia Haupf, Judilh P., 706 Allison Ave., loraln, 0. Haver, Larry, ll! S. Main, Hicksville, Ohlo Huydinger, Richard, 47 Harrison, Waldwlck, NJ. Hebord, Danielle, l Erickson SI., Sboneham, Mau. Hecllmun, Kenneih, Box 28, Glandorf, Ohlo Hoideprism, Yheodnra, 9l3 lincoln Dr., Dolianol, 0. Heil, Sharon, 4l0 lawn SL, Geneva, Ohlo Heiman, Alfred, 33 Prospect, Atlantic Highlands, N..l. Helm, Jerry W., Route 'l, Convoy, Ohio Hendricks, linda, 'll3O S. Clinion, Defiance, Ohio Hensley, Charles, 33 Center SL, Berlin Hu., O. Hepburn, Pamela, 230 Paradise Rd., Painesville, O. Herbsi, Thomas, 243 Fingal, Pittsburgh, Pa. Herman, Thomas P., 664 Buckley, Fosloria, Ohio Harold, Neal, 36 Maple Dr., Roosevelf, N.Y. Herr, Charles A., 837 Grandon Ave., Columbus, O. Hnrshberger, Charles, 959 W. Draylon, Ferndale, Mich. Herzhberger, Clyde Mark, Route l, Was! Milton, Ohio Hershberger, Paul T., Route 1, West Millan, Ohlo Heximer, Curtis D., Route 'l, Fayetfe, Ohlo Highman, Paul E., lilchiield, Ohio Hilberf, James, 6'l6 E, Cornelia, Hlcluville, O. Hiller, Robert lee, 107 Rowley Dr., Rochester, N.Y. Hire, Marvin G., Roufa 6, Defiance, Ohio Hodges, Gary, 400 Osceola, Defiance, Ohlo Hoeffel, Edward A., Route 2, Napolean, Ohio Holiman, Dale W., 164 Ridgeland Dr., Amhlrsi, O. Hoffman, Davld C., Box 33, Helena, Ohio Haiiman, Doraihy, Roule 6, Deliante, Ohio Hoffman, Mary J., Route 6, Defiance, Ohio Hoffman, Nancy E., B8 Ball Sl., lrvingion, NJ. Hoffman, Robert P., Roule 6, Defiance, Ohio Hohenberger, Paul, 409 Osceola Sl., Defiance, 0. Hohenbrlnk, Edward, 905 Lincoln Dr., Defiance, O. Holtegel, Judilh, 2288 Adams Rd., Ml. Healthy, O. Horn, Phllllp, 403 Hlgh Sf., Elyria, Ohio Hcrnish, Charlene, Jewell, Ohlo Harnish, Mary E., 810 N. Cllnlon, Defiance, O. Horlon, Richard W., l604 E. Second Sf., Defiance, 0. Horvalh, Judilh, 95 Charles Si., Fairfield, Conn. Hailey, Richard, E. Curlice Rd., Qlrlice, Ohio Hott, Walter R., Route 3, Cross Sf., lclteville, Mass. Houston, Frank C., 874Vz Clinlun SI., Defiance, O. Houston, Joanne Hooker, 87-4V2 Clinton SI., Defiance, Howes, Robert L., 66 E. Myrtle Sl., Orange, Mass. Hukson, Maynard, Route 1, Brillclville, O. HU99, Delores, 426 E. Wilson, Bryan, Ohlo Huhn, Gary J., 920V2 W, Fourth SQ., Defiance, O. Hulrne, Sarah, Brown Pike, Piqua, Ohio Hurd, .lorry B., Route 2, Napoleon, Ohlo Hurii, Frank N., 923V2 Washington, Defiance, 0. Hutchins, Barbara, P.O. Bax 93, Cecil, Ohio Huison, Maynard. Route l, Brislalville, O. lngla, Violeha A., Route 2, Bryan, Ohio Iretan, Rulh A., Route 2, Lebanon, Ohio Jackman, Donna L., l'lB Dudley SQ., Marlboro, Mass. Jackson, Karen, Route l, Porlland, lnd. Jackson, Mary E., 559 Sandusky, Conneuul, O. Jameson, Sandro L., Route l, Ft. Jennings, O. Janetakos, James, 108 Sycamore Sf., Bulfalo, N.Y. Jay, Sully, Route l, W. Milton, Ohio Jay, Scott D., Route 1, W. Milvon, Ohio Jenkins, Daniel A., 405 S. Market Sl., Minerva, O. Jenkins, Howard, 365 Morris Dr,, Fairborn, D. Jennisun, Richard, l2 Brewster, Framingham, Moss. Johnson, Belly, l22 5. Brclyer, Halgaie, Ohio johnson, larry, 5377 Louis Ave., Lorain, Ohio Johnson, Mary Ann, Route B, Defiance, Ohio Johnson, Phyllis, 6l0Vz N. Clinton, Defiance, O. Johnson, Richard, Route l, Stryker, Ohio Janes, James B,, 7'l9V1 5. Washington, Vanwerl, O. Janes, larry, 1250 Wildwood, Toledo, Ohlo Jones, Robert, 318 Kentucky Ave., lorian, O. Jones, Sandra R., 526 Country Way, Scifuoie, Mass. Jones, Thad W., 2l6V2 Farnsworth Rd., Wclefvllle, O. Junk, Judith J., Route 1, New Holland, Ohio Koko, Nicholas, Roule 2, Oak Harbor, Ohio Knltenbach, Edwin, Eden, Ohio Kane, Dennis, Box 107, Meiamora, Ohio Kane, lydel, Box l07, Melarnora, Ohio Kums, Jill, 5170 15 Mile, Warren, Mich. Kavolit, Rilo, 622 Nicholas, Dafiuncl, Ohio Kehinde, Olaniyi, Nigeria Kelchner, Paul Douglas, 5495 Shiloh Springs, Daylan, O. Kelli, Raymond, ll Slunley Rd., Darien, Conn. Kemplon, William, Prospect, Ohio Kendall, David, Route I, Union, Ohio Kent, Susan, El? Washington, Defiance, Ohio Kern, Earl Robert, M N. Mill Si., New Salem, Pu. Kimberly, Thomas, Route 2, Liberty Canter, O. Kime, Kathryn A., Route 3, Defiance, Ohio King, Gordon E., 531 Abilene Tr., Cincinnull, O. Kirncofe, Ralph, 626 Woodbridge, Avenel, NJ. Kirlier, Donna, 219 Gales Si., Acndnver, 0, Kilchen, Dalho, Caniinenlal, Ohio Knights, Russell, 403 Pine Dr., Brighlwalerx, N.Y. Knodel, James, 616 Maplcslnle Dr., Trolwocd, O. Knoap, Floyd C., 209 Old Salem Rd., Duyvan, Ohio Knolh, June, 319 E. Norlh SU., Coldwater, O. Koch, John H., Defiance Call. Apt. D-3 Koeppe, Eunice, Route l, Bryan, Ohio Koos, Belly A., 'lll2 Aileen Dr., Brielle, NJ. Kurhn. Barbara. l7lB E. Hoakins. Defiance. 0. Ohio STUDENT DIRECTGRY Kmeckel, Dannis, Roula 1, Defiance, Ohio Kmecke'lR1'i, Norman, 115 Lorber, Cenvoy, Ohh' Kuhn, Muriurla, l54 High Sl., Chagrin Flt., 0. Kunkla, June Lua, Route l, Fayehe, Ohio Kwlalltowxki, Michael, H21 Walden, Buffalo, N.Y. Kyxer, Lee, 410 N. Wulnu! SI., Bryan, O. lalrd, Douglcu, B Edsoll Rd., Franklin, N.J. lamblrfxon, Mary, 1025 Holguin, Dafinnze, O. landul, Nancy, Rome 2, Edgerton, Ohio lunge, Carol, Route B, Deliunce, Ohio lulimer, Harold S.. 2453 Queensfon Rd., Cleveland, O. Luukhuf, Curl, Reula 2, Paulding, Chin luusa, Knnnefh J., Cuslcr, Ohin Luunsen, Jeffrey, 202 Pinewood Tr., Trumbull, Conn. Lawson, David D., IOI6 Riverside, Dellance, O. Lawson, Terrence J., 90l Washington, Defiance, O, Nagel, James E.. Route 1, Arzhbcld, Ohio Nuglsy, Ann L., 18 Summit Sf., Deliunce, O, Naplnrala, Sharon, 529 Clarion, Holland, Ohio Naylor, John T., 2806 Falmouth, Tolndo, Ohio Nalxon, Muvgurn, Whlhnuck Rd., Banking Ridgn, NJ. Nihon, Nunzy, Ridgavlllu Cornurx, Ohio Nlrud, Nawba Thomas C., 1245 S. Lynn SV., Bryan, Ohio rry, Joan, Roula 2, Box 397, Chardon, 0. Noway, Diane, Rouls 2, Buzzard: Bay, Mais. Nswhouxe, Churlnx, Route 1, Ollrandar, Ohio Newno me, Barry, Raul: I, Box 414, Vandallu, O. Nlchnlax, Juan. Orionle. Cuba Nlxwunder, Vlrglnlu, Roule 4, Dellance, Ohlu Nixon. Garuldims, 316 Norlhllold Ava., DeGunw, O. Noll, Duvld L., 1328 Bloom Rd., Framunl, O. Nofz, Edward, 1328 Bloom Rd., Fremont, 0. Lunch, Leach, Judllh R., Litchfield, Ohio l. Ann, 200 Hopkins, Defiance, Ohio leamon, William E.. 1070 Highland Sl., Napoleon, O. Leather man, Virginia, 93l Wilhelm Sl., Defiance, O. Lea, David R., 398 Cuskey Dr., Oberlin, Ohio laGros, John F. 72l locust, Perrysburg, O. l.eGrow, Kent R., 237 Marshall, Wauseon, Ohio Lohman, Earl E., Route 1, Scan, Ohio Lohman, Karen Faust, Route 1, Scan, Ohio lehner. Richard, 30990 River Rd., Russford, O. Leila, Maxwell, L., 1211 W. Boston Blvd., Detroit, Mich. lalb, Sheldon L., 1211 W. Boston Blvd., Detroit, Mich. Lemma, J. Lyle, us N. Mum, Amwerp,'oh1n LaMus!er, Danna J., 200 N. Depot Sf., Siryker, O. launnrd, Don, 24 W. Main Sl., Berlin Hb., 0. lnwll, Edna I., R.D., Ccssvills, New York lewis, Roberta, 24650 Theresa Lune, N. Olmslecl, 0. Llnk, lyle R., Rowe 3, Warren, Ind. Noll, Edward, 502 Wlllow lens, Perryxburg, O. Nonaman, Thomas, 532 W. High, Bryan, Ohio Norrll, lril E,, 3173 Asltwuod Rd., Clavalnncl, O. Naval., Elmer, collage Am. A-3 Noyes, Judith, Roule 2, Monrcevllla, Ohio Nuts, Florsnco M., 58 Audubon Rd., Taunszh, NJ. Nye. Joyce A., Route 2, Dexhler, 0. 0'Cunnor, Robert, B101 Gronnwnod Rd., Jazluon, Mich. Oehlxchlneger, Rlchurd, Music Sl., Nnvulty, Ohio Olxnn, Falriciu, 4ll N. Cliniun, Defiance, Ohio Omlberg, Charlu, B30 Scioto Dr., Franklin lulmu, N.J. Onlloll, Kenneth, 'Ill Mill Creek Dr., Hicluvllla, O. Opodal, lawrnnca, 33Il 86 Sl., Jacluon Hgls., N.Y. Olls, Robert, Benllayvllla Rd., Chagrin Fls., O. ON, Joseph R., B24 N. Clinton Sf., Osflance, O. Page, Wulier A., 547 Fleon Ave, Sfulon Island, N.Y. Pulkn, Rebecca E., 9101 Mundell Rd., Perryxburg, O. Palmer, A. Anne, 503 N. Clinton SI., Defiance, O. Lipson, Sianlon, 65 Rockwood Rd., Hnmden, Conn. loeser, Dennis C., 18 S. Ridge Rd., Larchmonf, N.Y. Lombard, Hurry E., 221 Caldwell, Bmdner, Ohio Loufbom, Kenneth, 1091 Eric Clif? Dr., Lakawood, O. lovenzen, Donald L., Route 2, Bax 306, Curllce, Ohio Louden, Ionulllun, B3 Wood SL, Puinesville, O. laughbarough, Daniel, B702 Riverview Rd., Brecksvllle, 0. Lowe, Dean, Williston, Ohio luderman, Gary, 403 Jefferson, Defiance, O. Lundberg, Hnlnn, 301 Fin? Sl., Defiunca, Ohio Luiz, Ben, B968 N. Main Sf., Windham, 0. Luiz, Howard R, B968 N. Main Sl., Windham, O. McClain, Sumner, 377 Huron Ave., Cambridge, Mais. McDermond, Harley, 52 Colorado Ave., Bridgaporf, Mass. McEwen, Thomas, 275 Dromore Ava,, Winnipeg, Manitoba McGraw, Doris, 3984 E. B9Ih St., Cleveland, 0. McGuflln, Mary, 601 Louisiana, Perrysburg, O. McGu:kln, Janet, Route I, Kenslngicn, Ohio McHugh, John, 270 Orchard, Ridgewood, N.J. McKarns, Mary, Route 2, Bryan, Ohlo Mclntosh, Douglas, 'I27 W. Jefferson Sl., Jefferson, O. McMaster, Runell, Defiance College Ap!-C-4 McNamara, James, 524 Burk Ave, Hoboken, N.J. M:Quillin, Mark, Route 3, Delia, Ohlo Muck, Paul J., Route 1, Deliunce, Dhiu Maddcck, Parficin, 3202 Erie Dr., Orchard Lake, Mich. Maghziun, Ali, lsfalvan, Iron Mahan, Phyllis, Box 130, Roulel, Brislolville, 0. Muhnke, Marilyn, Route I, Malinvu, Ohio Muhnke, Martin R., Route I, Mnlinfu, Ohio Malcolm, Roger, 28 Leon Rd., Fillsburgh, Pa. Mm-adsl, Ronald, 260 Upland, Vuungslown, 0. Mm-ullald, Alexundur, 554 Merriman Rd., Akron, 0. Mulbough, Nancy, Route 3, Box 165, Celina, O. Mnrcussen, Judiih, 5l7Vz Euclid Ave., Deflunca, O. Marsden, Slanley, 167 Lafayette Sf., Somafsef, Mass. Martin, Judith A., Route 4, Defiance, Ohio Marlin, Marlorle, 336 Holgute Ave., Defiance, O. Martin, Patricia A., 1222 Pelham Dr., Fi. Wayne, Ind. Martin, Roberf, 336 Holguin Ave., Deiunca, O. Marta, Paul F., Reuts l, Box 226, Vanclulla, O. Muslanka, Ronald, 8185 Chestnut Blvd., Brerksville, O. Mason, Dennis W., 1936 E. Second SL, Defiance, O. Maxwell, Milli: L., 924 Danby Rd., Ilhaca, N.Y. May, Thomux R., 523 Pearl Sl., Defiance, 0. May, Wimtcn C., 433 Hldden Valley, Cincinncil, O. Muyu, Douglas, 136 Norms Rd., Harrington Pk., N.J. Palmer, Lawrence, 2660 Welxfunzl, Columbus, O. Parker, Janet, 725 Stovall Dr., Luwhlon, N.Y. Pelok, Phillip, 1609 E. Ssccnd, Daliancs, O, Pelulo, Eugene, 391 N. Clinion, Dnliance, O. Penner, Betty A. 712 N. Clinfon, Deliunce, O. Peoples, Murle, Box 24, Nuy, Ohio Pelers, Pelerso Phil lips Phillips Phillips l.nMor Rnulu 'I Edgsrfon, Ohio , Bally, Route l, Dnliance, Ohio , Gordon, 758 Jucluon, Defiance, Ohio , Martha, Brudford, Vermont , Margaret, 665 Pasadena Ave., Shsffiold Lake, O. Pofurs, Alun S,, 3935 Blackstone Ava., N.Y., N.Y. n Phillips, Mary K., 502 Halgula Ave., Dellunco, O, Phllllps Phlpps, Plane, , Rlchurd, 502 Holguin Ave., Defiance, 0. George A., Route 2, Broakvllla, 0. Ilnnlln J., l3Il Gicldings S,E., Grand lupidl, Mich. Plnelos, Richard, 920l Hudson Blvd., North Bcrgsn, NJ. Pittman, Philip, 410 Whlilhorno, Wyomlng, 0. Popawxki, Howard, 5110 Oukas Rd., Brccksville, O. Puller, RoYmond. 219 W. Dudley, Maumee, 0, Prall, Susan, 78 Wuhrn Ave., Wulliald, Mau. Prater, Barbara, Millar Rd., Willa-rd, Ohlo Prize, Sanford, Peck Rd., Bolhnay, Conn. Prlnz, Frank M., Ruvla 2, Mansield, 0. Purdy, Steven M., 207 Gale Ave,, Meridan. Conn. Ruba, lcwrenrn, Route I, Napolean, Ohio Ruhmel, .luHruy, Holguin, Ohio Mehring, Ronald, 37 Main SO., Defiance, O. Mercier, Cynthia, Walker, Minnesota Mlkesell, Barbara, Box 56, Hollansburg, Ohio Mlller, Alan L., 257 Beale Ave., Leechburg, Pu. Millar. Ann C., Box 362, Oakwood, Chiu Millar, Barbara A., Route 1, Edgerton. Ohio Miller, Don Clulr, 6l6V2 Sumrniil, Defiance, O. Miller. lnhn, 1030 Grove, Defiance, Ohio Millar, Mlllsr, Kenneth D., Main Sr., Shameld, Mess. Ronald H., Box 85, West Unity, Ohlo Milligan, Mary E., l555 S. Limeslcne, Springfield, 0. Mlner, Maryann, 720 Jefferson, Dellanca, O. Minsel, Mitchel Dolorls A., Route 2, Napoleon, Ohio I, Charlotte, 15 Marshall Sf., Old Greenwich, Conn. Montug, Janis, Box 142, Rf. 5, Brookville, Ind. Mcnli, Keith, 7030 Packard CU., Breduville, 0. Moors, Gary, 240 Maple Ave,, Cheshire, Conn. Morgan, Brent, 6270 Dawson, Mentor, Ohio Morse, Mary E., R.R. 1, Kinsman, O. Massr, Bruin, Route 3, Defiance, Ohio Mosier, Roberi, Route 2, Von Wert, O, Mullin, Churlas, 1753 Outlook Dr., Verona, Pu. Munfon, Charles, 17 Hillpoint St., Trufwood, O. Murphy, Dennis, 107 S. Woudluwn, Llma, Ohio Myers, Donn R., Crawford SV., Van Wen, Ohio Myers, Jvdilh, 1048 Harrison, Defiance, Ohio Myers, Thomas A., Route B, Defiance, Ohio Myles, Anihony, Route 1, Defiance, Ohio Randolph, Lila, 1153 S. Park Dr., Tnrperunra, Mich. Rankln, Robert E., 2630 Rumllwrn Dr., Mundsquan, NJ. Rudxlone, Rlzhurd, 31 Park Dr., lake Lucerne, Chagrin Fl: Reed, John, Woodland Rd., Sfrulforcl, Pa. Rahman, Terry Lua 410 Olive Dr,, Bryan, Ohio Reinke, David, 657Vz Washington Ave., Dehanre, 0. Renz, Morxha, Route 1, Mark Center, Ohlo Reynolds, Corwin, College Apl. C-2 Reynolds, Craig, 307 llnden Luna, Fuirluwn, N.Y. Rhoad, Sandra L., Maple St., Anlwsrp, Ohio Rlloudes, Gunn, 416 Holgula Ava., Defiance, O. Rico, Barbara A., 432 Marion Avu., Mansfield, 0. Rich, Nadine, 138 Walnut SD., Rollfcrd, O, Robnrn, Richard, 12309 Oak Pk., Clevsluncl, O. Robarls, J. larry, Route 1, Hudson, Mich. Roberh, Richard, l2309 Oak Pk., Clsvslund, 0. Robbins, Chrixlupher, 32 Lyndon SI., Rye, N.Y. Robaruon, Kufhloan, 1020 High Sf., Loulnvilln, 0. Rockwell, James, B44 N, Clinton, Defluncu, O. Roehrm, Pauline E., 1240 Grove, Duliunza, O. Raul, Siuarl D., 235 W. Homexled SV., Medina, 0. Rasa, Jmfdith, l005 N. Main, Auburn, Incl. Rome, William E., 1310 W. Monroe SI., Sandusky, 0. Rasubrock, Barbara, 115 Ann SI., Holguin, O. Roth, Barbara, Route 6, Doflunca, Ohio Ruth, Duvld, 3ll Sauna St., Defiance, O. Roughfon, Raymond, Oakwood, Ohio Ruhuch, Dale, 1325 Sycamora, Buffalo, N.Y. Rudlar, Gary L., 924 Brand SV., Covmsuul, 0. Rupp, Dann E., Lughill Rd., Archbold, O. RUPPI Sfnven N. 700 Jeflnrson, Defianco, O. Russell, John, 310 S. Pleasant Avo., Ridgewood, N.J. Russell, Lea, 811 Jackson, Deliance, Ohio Rychnnar, Douglas, Qulcv SI.. Ridglvlllo Cowan, O. Sanderson, Jumu, Ruum 2, Grover Hlll, O. Saline, Joel Y., 6665 'I31h SU., N,W., Wash, D.C. Sauer, Samuel, 750 Olfawa, Defiance, Ohio Scaer, Robert A., 733 Elsun, Von Wert, Ohlo Schaadi, Barbara J., Route 1, Cecil, Ohio Schuirbaum, Fraderlca, 4219 Langley Ava., SL Barnard, O. Schatz, Barbara, Route B, Defiunza, Ohio Schulz, John, Route B, Dollanca, Ohio Schaele, Jerry, 101 Monterey Rd., Defiance, O. Scherer, Carolyn, Box 13, Melrose, Ohio Scheuermunn, Bruce, 1265 Brouklunds, Duylon, O. Schlueler, William, 17825 Shaw Ava., Lakewood, O. Sthmidl, Marcia, 2044 Green Valley Dr., Toledo, O. Sclwnoll, Terrence E., 'l83l Heufherdowns, Tulsdo, 0. .,C STUDENT DIRECTORY Schrour, Marlha, 3l3 Norlhlllld Ava., Dollancl, O. Schrocr, Nalhan, 313 Norlhliuld Avo., Dillanoo, Ohlo Schrnwung, Mlrhaul, 15 Ramsay Rd., Mldnlluon, NJ. Schultz, Frudirldz, 417 Washinglan Sl., Dalianu, O. Srhullx, Sharon, l9'll Glanl SL, Tolndo, O. Schull, Harrlnl, 28 Collngu Place, Dallanca, O. Schwartz, E. Joan, 204 Spencer Dr., Van Wan, O. Schwnyer, Pamela, 410 N. Wcud Sl., E. Canfan, O. Staff, Paul G., llaulo l, Defiance, Ohio Scranton, Xeilh, Bax B4, Farmer, Ohio Sr.-ahora, lulnr E., 12-34 fllnl. Dr., Anoria. I..l., N.Y. Sualuy, Daniel, Strung: Nock, Selaukof, N.Y. Searls, Clark P., 313 Bvrnx An., Cincinnaii, 0. Selbonlzlx, Susan, l02J Harrison Ava., Daflance, Ohlo Selgnlan, Lynn, l2U Fail Sl., Dufianco, Ohia Sell, Jeannine K., 326 E. Main, Mulamara, O. Semon, Jeffrey A., 64446 Zll Sl., Bayllda, N,Y. Shahan, Paul E., 208 S, Sycamora, Arcanum, O. Shahan, Reber! D.. 505V2 Second., Dnllanzc, O. Sharlln, lnanard H., 6699 Olunlanqnr Rivor Rd,, Warlhingvan, 0. Shna. William D., Sl Marshall Sl., Nalhua, N.H. Shaibluy, Jon, 1140 Wilhulm, Dallancc, Ohio Shepard, Rolilyn, 220 Llncaln Ava.. Swanlon, O. Sheppard, Halen, BOB Gibson, Defiance, Ohio Slwppard, John ll, 617 N. 71h Sl., Cambridge, O. Shipman, Richard, Roulo l, Fayslln, Ohio Shinler, Jamal E., Bax 126, Oakwood, Ohio Shlllev, Mildred, Box 116, Oakwood, Ohlo Shook, David W., U42 Grallnr, Oragan, Ohio Shorl, Douglas, 310 S, Fullon, Wavman, Ohio Shullx, C. Douglas, l255 Harrlsburg Pk., Carlllla, Pa. Slburl, Joan, Roulo 1, Box 42, Cnllna, O. Sisltmllllr, Sharon, Rout: l, Mallnla, Ohio Slmau, Mary H., 746 Hoover, Paulding, Ohio Slmon, Rulh H., Rnula 3, Canllnsnlal, Ohla su-gn, Marilyn c., noun. 1, Ney, ohio Sluan, Gary R., 72 Country Club Rd., Oreanla, N.Y. Silo, Yolanda ll., Roulu l, Shlrwaad, Ohlo Slmapllc, Dennis, Box 116, Olnalana, Ohio Slone, Ray, 210 W. Duggan, Antwerp, Ohlo Smalloy, Ellen Lynn, 328 E. Oak, Waulaan. Ohla Smilh, Eunice H., 208 Emvralcl, Paulding, Ohio Smllh, Marcla l., 5. Ridga Eall, Gunsva, Ohla Smllh, Palricia, llaule 1, Aniwarp, Ohio Sml!h, Sanuol K., 607 Mlami Manor, Maumee, O. Snow, Jamal W., 615 Elbnrl Sl., Dnfianw, O. Snydor, Mlchaal R., loulo l, Box 537, Claylon, 0. Snydur, Regina Rauhn, 102 Banlney, Archbold, 0. Snyder, Lalgh Roborl, Lovsrgroun Pkwy., Wenlporl. Conn. Snyder, Richard A., H4-34 70 Ava., Flulhing, N.Y. Solberg, Ronald, l78l3 Valley Vlow, Clevnlancl, O. Soren-mlxun. Ullungun, Nlgeria Spaclxl, Nancy, Roulo 3, Wopaleonsia, Ohlo Sparkx, Karan, 306 Gram Acrex, Daylon, O, Sparlu, Steven D., 24 Buvar l l., Weslporl, Conn. Spucukman, David L., Box IJ4, Oakwood, Ohio Spelwr, Jowph, Roulo I, Sherwood, Ohio Spencer, Rox L, 310 Vlrglnla Sl., Vnrnalllu, 0. Sponcar, William C., 1801 Maumee Dr., Duflanco, O. Spanglar, Rulh Ann, Rouh: l, Wauxoan, Ohlo Spillar, Marllyn, 237 Graaf, Dnfiunco, Ohio Spilnalu, lloborl J., 702Vz N. Cllulon Sl., Dollanm, 0. spasms., Sunllvn, 702111 N. simon sa., umm., 0. Sponxlur, Paul J., Bon 105, Mvlrow, Ohio Spranlcol, Pulricia K., 95l S. 7th Sl., Coshocton, O. Sproul, Suu Ann, 664 S. Clinlan, Defiance, O. Slsllnl, Charlux Sluphen, Route l, Dnfiancu, Ohlo Slalfal, Richard, 821 Jnrluun, Delianrs, O. Sleflul, Rita I., l007 Davidson, Defiance, O. Slsinbnrger, Debbie, Bisdo Avo., Dullnncn, 0. Sluwarl, Alan D., HB5 Luka Breeze Rd., Lorain, O. Slawarl, Rabat! T. 3203 N. Ridga Rd., Elyria, O. Sllllman, Craig, Hlawalha Tr., Llvarpaal, N.Y. Sllln, John F., Route 1, Dullance, O. Slollx, David, fill N. Llbcrfy, W. Unlly, O. Slonpx, Goargn H., Mlchiqan Sl., Alvardlan, O. Slowoll, John, l02 O'Connull Dr., Hanford, Conn. Slralenplllan ll.. 3l0 Halrllon Sl., Hoboken, NJ. Svudlvfiinda A., 107 Gloucester Ava., Gloucester, Mau. Siudar, James, Box 223, Grand Rapids, 0. Siufz, Carolyn, Bax 133, Pillhurg, O. Swishar, Wllllam A., 203 Vlne Si., Arzhbold, O. Swllzor, Afhlunw, 1010 lahy Sf., Defiance, O. Szabo, Gyaza, 243 W. 98ll1 SL, N.Y., N.Y. Tadwn, Rwburl, H25 Emory SL, Dollanra, O. Taylor, Richard. Route 1, Canlinenial, 0. Taylor, llahurl, llaula l, Canllnanlal, O. Terry, John A., 6830 Gronnluaf Avo., Parma HIL., O. Thayer, Churyl, Route 6, Duliancn, Ohio Full Time Sludenh Transient Student - Full Olme Par! Time Students frunslem Students - Parl lima Special Students Pos! Graduates - Par! Tlma ENROLLMENT SUMMARY October B, 1962 Full Time Enrollment Par? Time Enrollment 14-5 Men 456 I 32 2 5 704 H 835 Thayar, June, Route 6, Defiance, Ohlo Thayer, William, U60 S. Clinton, Dafiana, 0. Thomas, Michael L., 91 I7 N. Main, Windham, 0. Thompson, Churlu R.. l509 N. Jackson Sv., Waukegan, Ill. Thompson, Giorga R., 105 N. Ninth Sl., Sf. Clair, Mich. Thorn, Svzanni, B16 East Si., liberty Csnlar, O. Tilila, Charles, 515 S. Meyars, Bryan, Ohio Todd, Herbert E., 25 Ellsworth Rd.. W. Plarlford, Conn. Tanles, Brun A., Route l, Sherwood, Ohio Tooley, Marlha A., 1010 linden, Framanf, Ohla Towne, Judith, 300 Cornalle St., Hicksville, O. Tranter, Dianna, ll Mayfair Dr., Hunfingfan, N.Y. Tripp, Susan A., 52l Swanton St., Matamora, 0. Troulrwr, Bobbie Marie, H10 Washington Ave., Defiance, 0. Tryon, J. Lynne, 15 Sfanybruak Rd,, Fairfield, Conn. Tubbs, William G., 640 Summit, Defiance, Ohio Turner, Marcia E., 2178 Malvern, Dayton, Ohio Turner, Thomas P., Raul! 3, Box 2526, Middlefawn, 0. Tuslison, Sally A., 409 Fort, Defiance, Ohio Van Camp, Michael, Main Sf., Luzkey, Ohio Vundemark, Gloria. 412 Norihfield, Defiancs, O. Varner, Carole, Edon, Ohio Varner, Donald, 206 Washington SO., Versaillel, O. Vernier, Blancha, Slrylcor, Ohio Vaysey, Brent, 7 Autumn Sl., Springfield, Vt. Vinmnf, Milton J., 1919 Berkshire, Toludo, Ohio Von Eifl, William R., 252 Old Mamreneck Rd., White Plains Wachlman, Coral, Route 2, Napolean, O. Wagner, Dennis N., 4595 Van Epps, Cleveland, O. Wagner, Kathleen I... 'IUOZ Lauden Sf., Defiance, O. Wagner, Merle W.. Route l, Auburn, lnd. Waisner, Susanne Rhodes, Holgale, Ohio Waldron, Edward C., Box 85, Califon, NJ. Walker, John W., 321 W. 79h St., Ruxhvllle, Ind. Walker, Pamela K., 321 W. 71h Sl., Rushvillu, Ind. Walker, Ronald P., Curlis Sl., Stryker, Ohio Walker, Stuart A., 52lV2 Park Ave., Defiance, 0. Walls, Michael W., Conlinenial, Ohio Wallwark, Doreen L., 36 Balex Sl., Harlford, Conn. Walx, James M., 616 E. Second Sl., Defiance, O. Walx, Mary C., 1032 Jefiersan, Defiance, O. Wangrin, Mary Ann, 908 Buckeye Sl., Genoa, Ohio Wnrnclre, Ruth Ann, Box llll, Okalana, Ohio Warner, Dixie A., Box 212, Pleasant Hill, O. Warren, Patricia F., l'l2 Tilton Ave., Brockton, Mais. Warren, Richard, 112 Tilton Ava,, Brockton, Mass. Wafer, Paul R., 717 Pelhamdala Ave., N. Peham, N.Y. Weaner, Karan K., 1211 Washingtan, Defiance, Ohio Weddelman, luis, Rauie 2, Napolnon, Ohio Wedekind, Russell, 3 Short Hill Rd., Ardsley, N.Y. Wsible, Ned, Route I, Defiance, Ohio Weingarf, Robert, 810 E. Mitchell, Kendallville, Ind. Welch, Craig, 15603 Lake Ave., Lakewood, O. Walsh, Larry, 105 Maplewood, Delia, Ohio Wallin, Karen, Route 'l. Baltic, Ohio Wells, John T., 489 long Ave., Manasquan, NJ. Wenner, Michasl, 323 Woodland, Willard, Ohio Wenzinger, James, 603 Eight SL, Port Clinlon, O. Wenzinger, John, 603 East Eight Sf., Part Clinlon, O. Weil, Vernon A., 3416 Tiflin, Sandusky, Ohio Wheelar, Morris, 6013 321 Sf., Toledo, O. Wilde, Ernest Samunl, 2581 ldlswood, Cleveland, 0. Willce, Palrick E., I5 Glen Oaks Dr., Rye, N.Y. Wilken, Meredith E., 206 Snyder, Montpelier, O. Wilson. Shirley A., 310 E. Fnrresf, Celina, Ohio Winn, Erra lee, 1765 Hudepoll Rd., Mi. Healthy, 0. Wirizk, Cllnlan D., B44 N. Clinton, Defiuncs, 0. Wood, Robert L., 900 lincoln, Deiance, Ohio Wand, Russell E., Bax 98, Kensinglon, Ohio Woodruff, Norman E., 201 Defiance Ave., Hicksvllle, O. Wreeds, Laverne, Roule 6, Deiancs, Ohio Wrighl, Philip A., 312 Front, Marieilo, Ohio Wu, Chang Yu, U2 Spruce Sf., Princeton, NJ. Wyall, Jon Light, 2934 Grandview, Ft. Wayne, Ind. Yager, Brenda L., High Sf., Frankfort, Ohio Yarger, David E., Route l, Bellville, Ohio Yarnell, Beverly J., Route 3, Box 9, Napolean, O. Yarnsll, Leonard John, Route 3, Box 9, Napoleon, O. Young, Darrell L., Raule l. Amanda, Ohio Young, Paul R., 25 Cobb Hlll Rd., Lincoln, R.l. Younknr, Marlin E., 630 Toledo Sl., Curfice, O. Yauselian, Edward, 12 Shire Oaks Dr., Pivlsford, N.Y. Zachrizh, Dolores, Roule 2, Napolean, Ohio Zaraie, Myriam, Route 8, Defiance, Ohio Zeigler, Carol, Raufe l, Cloverdale, 0. Zimmerman, Charles E., 5291 Case Ave., Lyndhurst, 0. Zimmerman, Donald A., 529l Case Ave., Lyndhurst, O. Zllle, Richard H., lOl5 Siler, Fremont, Ohio Wcme n Total 247 703 0 1 64 96 5 7 l 5 20 3 .3 B35 5, N.Y. I . ummm muon .1.. 1.' AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS