Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)
- Class of 1968
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AURORA l968 Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio ,,..-f', t Q if In Dedication Dr. Porter joined the staff of Heidelberg as Dean of the College in the summer of 1967. He came to Tiffin from Hanover College where he served as economics professor and during the academic year 1961-62 as Dean. Since coming to Heidelberg, Dean Porter has taken an active role in the life of the campus. He has com- pleted a successful first year and has won the friend- ship and respect of both students and faculty. In recognition of his contributions to the fields of economics and education and to Heidelberg College, We proudly dedicate the 1968 AURORA to Dr. Arthur R. Porter, J r. College: A Way of Life This college . . . Heidelberg, and this year . . . 1968 will never be exactly the same. It was unique, for the college, the people, and the ideas are ever changing. It was a Way of life for us. Some- times it was happy, sometimes sad. Sometimes it was busy and exciting, sometimes boring and lonely. These next few pages, in particular, are trying to help us remember the living, the every- day life we led . . . sitting in the lounge . . . Working in the din- ing hall . . . studying in the library . . . going to the Castle . . . Walking in the rai11 . . . sitting o11 the park benches . . . listening to Bishop Pike . . . Waiting for the mail . . . thinking . . . This is the year as you saw it and lived it, and it is important that you have it recorded . . . for it will never be this Way again . . . nnllv- if Zi!!! c 'mi my Wm W 15 JH? ' I1 - lf 'In' llqgll I ' 0'l'REgDli! l f ,ma-.. x gg X px. 4' lm? 1 .4 P--N A ' 1 4-dflg al A 'I '1 fx' 'bla .1 5 ' QQ' A, gg -H 4 v . D 1 --, for - --yy-Q-5' U-' ' 1 4 Q' ' 1 1 , '91l'xl1 11+ M31 .- J .. .,, Y: 1 f ,, V, . , .--,1'-il, . -.VL 5 ,, V., 1 , .SJ . f mx 2-as---N ,- ,-. 1 , , 'J-ig, L.-ft 1 X , ' HLJL K -, fly- .. ,1 4 , , . .. ---1. L: f xy- I .. 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It is a temper of the Willg a quality of the imaginationg a vigor of the emotionsg it is a freshness of the deep springs of life. Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity, of the appetite for adventure over a life of ease. Nobody grows old by merely living a number of yearsg people grow old by deserting their ideals. -Samuel Ullman Mfr 'ii A Q4 f,., rl' w A , X ',, W x 5- if 2' 5 'X .4Q. Q g t hw AI, Q Q ' Q, xi I - ' .V 4. 1 F g ' ' lb I 3 'W 'X 5 b- , X Q X, CQ-Q1 P N , . 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V,-. f--.' .1--w-Vmifif--.'-g'.--flxl5. 1... ,..-fm-.1 Q rr.. .nu - -. . ..f . - , ,. :V -1. M. -1- -- ....v.,..V-.....- .s V- -- -s-. ..-..:.s-.-'.Q-...N -uv May Weekend Carnival The May Weekend Carnival is an annual event held the night preceding the May Day festivities. It is comprised of society booths which vary from Water balloon toss to catching a greased pig. In the above picture we find such administrative notables as Big Bobby Oleson, Six Gun Mo- rocco, and Archie as they prepare for the dunking machine. A rec-ent addition to the carnival are the young faces of many Tiffin youth sponsored by the societies for an evening of fun. X 5. fa il- , ' A it-f if- 1, ,. 3. A 8 va as X ii' V ':f. L PQI 41 i ' , pi? sg f q xyiilfpsll P-x W.. ,A A J? ,dsx X-px, iff? - 4'4i? 't A If A . L: ,-I. ... .4 .., 1 L.: ,aaa :V-.I A , - 1' fa i,.-L. , 1 S. Activities Fair The activities fair is an annual fall event with the purpose of introducing the incoming freshman class to the organizations and activities on campus. Abu: I vw W 'iZ'Zi4rik799X Mxvv v awww Mnam, MMWM WMM, 1 N B9B9,1ZS'B9R95KY nun up um A Y, WILL- Library Moving Da tv? Homecoming Queen Miss Judy King Attendants Lower Left: Miss Ann George LowerRight: Miss Becky Mclntyre I' XX A nl gif, Q 1 x Homecoming I 96 iw if i U ' i i I 1 - its iii iv itz? i Spectators Spurn Threatening Weather To View Homecoming Victory Top Row: J. King, L. Auner, C. Batey, B. Ross, B. Rubenstein, T. Siller. Middle Row: C. Taylor, S. Blecke, L. Powell. Bottom Row: A. Bohl, J. Swinelmurt, C. Maurer. Reader's Studio ,asf - 5'll'lC'lF'lC1l-'Il'll'-'1FlC1C1f-1515 .' Y '3?'.'3i .--v- 4 Semester II I966- I 96 The Boys from Syracuse Based on Z1 Shakespearean play with music by Rodgers and Hart, Boys from Syracuse fopposite pagej brought many new faces to the Heidelberg Theatre stage. The cast in- cluded such regulars as Chris Haley, Linda Hedrick, Gene Dulmage, Libby Smith, and Ted Sillerg and introduced Jo. Anne Georgiton, Terry Good, Betty Haupt, John LeFever, and Betsy Webster. Five Finger Exercise Gary Maurer, Linda Hedrick, Gary Batey, Sue Stevens, and Don Creech Cthis pagej gave a fine performance in Peter Schaffer's play, Five Finger Exercise. --Y . Q 've Q .x K .V X' iiifggzi ximiiwws :moi 'i i- D J ul fi X- Qvrli. Society Activities 33 -J U I 5 1. J- y' W f Little Anthony and . I 4 db, -wr 4.1 .mf N' '32?5T'3I37 .:w h 'qhvclnaia V' ' . , f!. J? . - ' r M LP z '--s1'a-f,.-Q-1 '5'Q 5-Dfgli, :v,..,, ' 4 , swf.. ta , Q7 ' Lp'-'.1'9f ,, J' 1 . ' A,'J.,l.u4:r-1 W ,.-,aj C w -11 H .. U 951 ' ,g Q V.. .L,.-.1 . 55 - rn 3 ' 3 -::' Ir . '- -. . 5 'N .r. -1, . ,,-,: guy f - LQX4 ' .I if v Jw. ,..f-,z , . . -i- W: Y'-43.1. .--'-Fi Lf' M. ' 1 93. '-'. gl ! 7 I 1 12 4- 'L, -' Q A . v: .1:'j wr H1 4 ,ELIQQL-1 I 1. w 1 V s th Imperial 1 Christmas Dance Court Amy Ritzhaupt Jack Baumgartner Bonnie Thompson Keith Wilhelm 1 , . I. ...hs Snow Queen and King Ann George Dick Malthouse -M xx K +453 .-H' 1 'K - El wg Q 'en ' I I .Xf - -P Q f-Bm., .- 'FT 4'5g',f- ,- ,V ...L , 'Fir' 'il' x IVE' fa' lin' il Messiah I 96 i ,go-l'?' A Dr. Ohl conducts combined College-Community Chorus and Orchestra. Beginning a New Semester ,-1-ff' P' fat if 'ld f lr -.. ,w -.4 v J 4 -4' v of ,xv , .iw 1 . r - . v , J- .ff 4' ' ' L,.,:, ',,RQ,,i'r'1f' - .Mi , , . K Q if xg Mar w . 1 , .54-.Ki 'JVM .- ,nsx Y , - LIL' '-' 1 - ' -N 'R . FPA. Q' , 5-'Yi Q- '- X' , ' . jfbflfj K3 ,L HA, ' - , vfvs' L '. A 'V ,-'-vf 'N V. ew' . . . If ., . W.. ' - -- . 41. . .. f-. ,F ' -X. - ' --J ' ,. A 51- lLxbf'vm1'L 'K 4 ' ' 4 A 'if . E 0 . ..f A :-, ,., , f uf al 'CI ' rn . v 1 - ' A . p . 1 1 ,-f -' - ' , ' ' ',,5,g.:i N- .-5 , in ' Av.-,.'J'- T, A ' -V - -.1121-I 5 . , . ' . H- ,LS - . in V ' v . A :ima -s - .v v a ,,. f A 9 f- 'gf' V A' -- Q51 Af ff ' P , aging QV, 1... lv IT: Q Ing!! I ' eff - 3 ' 'Eg ff- . 1 ' 1' -wx f. f4 F 9' v ' LL ' I1--P-4-' ' - w 114:55 L4 'A ' .fn'aqf6i. f.,. I ,. Ill- uk' j iv . -V mai' ' 5--V A 'N ' - 1 x N f . X, 4 3 U-P.: 'i in -.'. up .r I5- -vm, IL .qv .1- 1 1. i r--5 ,D n ,H H1 ,. , f gn-.ff ug X 4.J'.v .g 'L' 3.3! To give one's life, on weary days and hopelessg To give one's life, hour after hour, and be Ready to give again, again, is harder Than to give it in a moment, gloriously. -Mary Carolyn Davies 'ff ADMINISTRATIO A D FACULTY Ed Heckler W. Terry Wickham This year marked the successful completion of Heidelbergis first ten-year building program under the guidance of Dr. William Terry Wickham. The culmination of the program was the dedica- tion of Beeghly Library. Dr. Wickham also initi- ated a new ten-year building program. Dr. Wickliam was graduated from Heidelberg College and received his lVl. A. degree from Ohio State University. He has received honorary de- grees from Catawba College and Bowling Green State University. Dr. Wickliam is listed in Whois Who in America and has been active in the Ohio College Association, the Ohio Foundation of ln- dependent Colleges and the Independent College Funds of America. W'hile he was in the Cleveland- area school system, he was the Executive Secre- tary of the Northeastern Ohio Education Associa- t1on. Arthur R. Porter, Jr. Dr. Arthur Porter, Dean of Heidelberg College, received his 13.5. degree from Washiligtoli and Lee University and his M. A. and Ph. D. from the University of Pennsylvania. He was a member of the National Academy of Arhitrators and has served on the labor arbitration panels of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service, the American A1'lJlt1'8ll0ll Association and the Louis- ville Lahor-Management Committee. He is also a member of Phi Beta Kappa, the American Economics Association, the Industrial Relations Research Association, the American Political Sci- ence Association, and the American Association of University Professors. Dr. Porter has written a hook in the field of economics entitled fob Property Rights and has had articles published in the Labor Law Journal and Theology Today. w l 11 11221111 0 ii O :u ax :am IVE I, le- Heldelberg : B ia ual:-2 'Q A I I5 'L I au in 2111551 , I 1 I .- . 3 5 lxusgfi . I , wi 1 I ' mug' I X - 9 . . f IA! bzdif X g f In 1- I gf Q w ' , 4A ' V H V K '. .- AN. ' . fiff z fi ' I S' 'ififaiia-I ws ri 'ws Nd -'f M N G LLL Assistant to the President PAUL H. YACKEY HELEN REYNOLDS Dean of Women ARCHIE M. THOMAS Dean of Men AF 34 f .r WILLIAM HOBBS BENJAMIN HOPE College Pastor Treasurer Administration gn N-2 A C. LUCILE CI-IRISTMAN 'D' Q I no i r I lf FRANK O. KLAPP, SR. Secretary for Publicity Registrar '13, WILLIAM F. GOODWIN Secretary for Alumni Relations E. HARRY WILLIAMSON C. KENT CHIDESTER 47 Bookstore Nlziiialgci' Secretary for Church Relations Heidelberg 'Q QM Q-' CHARLOTTE MOROCCO Assistant Dean of Women .l' ADMISSIONS George Deinzer fseatedj, Director of Admissionsg Walter Nutter, Finan cial Aid Officerg Ruth Longalcer, Admissions Co-ordinatorg Edward Mur phy, J r., Assistant Director V . . - J-'Qu , X ,VJ 'L .'f'I .q. . 5. f, . - ,J I 1 A 4 . , g, 5. X I ,n-,. .1 ' ' 't' lil lx ffl' ' ew-Q' f '.tl 1, J if ' f f WOMEN HEAD RESIDENTS Mae Burden, France Hallg Neva F lechtner, Brown Hallg Phyllis Kannel, Williard Hallg Evelyn Berg- clerfer, Founders Hallg Charlotte Morocco, Miller Hall 48 dministration - LIBRARIANS ROBERT OLESON Assistant Dean of Men Carolyn Ratz, Circulation Librariang Carson W. Bennett, Director of Beeghly Libraryg Merle Fox, Technical Processing Head and Catalogerg Bernice Sattler, Reference Librarian B 1 il ,gwza MEN HEAD RESIDENTS Haydon Rudolf, King Dormitoryg Jerry N. Clark, German House. Picture not available: Gary Kissler, Kreig Dormitory ri X-ww!! 35325. - -V S l. Yi 3 ill Dr. Reno skims his favorite magazine in his office near the computer room. EDWIN T. ASHWORTH Biology B.S.-Va. Polytechnic Institute M.A.-U. of Texas JAMES L. AUSTIN Speech B.F.A., M.A.-Columbia U. ROY M. BACON Education B.S. in Bus. Adm.- Youngstown U. M.Ed.-Kent State U. Ed.D.-U. of Tennessee DAVID B. BAKER Biology BS.-Heidelberg Coll. M.S., Ph.D.-U. of Michigan CLARENCE ASSENHEIMER Music BS., M.A.-Ohio State U CARL E. AYRES Education A.B., B.S. in Ed.- Defiance Coll. B.D.-Bonebrake Seminary Ecl.M., Ph.D.-Ohio State U. RUTH W. BACON Speech A.B.-Heidelberg Coll. M.A.-Western Reserve U. GEORGE BARLOW Biology A.B.,-Syracuse U. MS., Ph.D.-Princeton U. Facult CHARLES A. BEIRNARD English B.S., M.S.-U. of Wisconsin JAY W. BLUM Economics A.B.-Coll. of Wooster M.A., Ph.D.- Princeton U. PAUL J. BOCK Religion A.B.-Heidelberg Coll. B.D., S.T.M.-Yale U. Ph.D.-Western Reserve U. JAMES D. BURNS French A.B.-U. of Detroit M.A.-U. of Michigan LONN IE A. BERKEBILE M athematics B.S.-Findlay Coll. M.A.-Bowling Green State U. EVE BOCK German M.A.-Yale U. HERBERT L. BOWMAN Education BS.-Denison U. M.A.-Ohio State U. JERRY N. CLARK Political Science A.B.-Princeton U. ,l.D.-U. of Chicago Spanish instructor William Stapp relaxes after teaching his Latin-American class. Collegiate CHARLES L. COLBERT RICHARD W. CORDEL Music B.M.-Baldwin Wallace Coll. M.M.-U. of Michigan Chemistry B.S.-Villanova U. Ph.D.-Ohio U. Faculty supports student movement. JOHN M. CRINER, JR. Speech A.B.-Waylie State U. JANE G. F AUSEY Education A.B.-Heidelberg Coll. M.Ed.-John Hopkins U. JAMES H. GETZ Physical Education A.B.-Heidelberg Coll. M.Ed.-Bowling Green State U. KENNETH E. DAVISON American Culture A.B.-Heidelberg M.A., Ph.D.-Western Reserve JOHN M. GANTT Christian Education AB.-Heidelberg Coll. B.D.-Eden Theological Seminary SAMUEL C. GHOLSON Fine Arts B.F.A.-U. of Pennsylvania M.F.A.-Maryland Institute Facult HARRIET K. GIBSON Music B. Mus.-Heidelberg Coll. M. Mus.-American Conservatory W. HENRY GIBSON Music B. Mus.-Bethany Coll. M. Mus.-Cleveland Institute of Music 5 Annual pumpkin judging. IRENE GNARRA French BS. in Ed.-Shippensburg Slate Coll. JOHN GREGORY Music BS. in Mus. Ed.- Bowling Green S JAMES GRUDEN Physical Education A.B. Heidelberg Co tate ll. KATHRYN GOTTSCHALK Sociology B.S.-Northwestern U. M.Ed.-U. of Chicago M.S.W.-Western Reserve JOHN W. GROCE Chemistry A.B.-Asbury Coll. M.S., Ph.D.-Purdue U. DONALD H. HALIBURTON Sociology B.S.-M.I.T. MS.-Boston U. -3 1 f -.J .' , . ,KZ S V' '-it lug... :ming Dr. Hintz searches for insect mounts as his entomology students re are to collect re re- sentative specimen. THOMAS I. HAMIL Music B.M.E.-Simpson Coll. M.M.-U. of Michigan M. DEAN HATOOR History A.B.-Higher Teacher's Coll. C Iraql PP P PHILIP B. HARNER Religion A.B.-Princeton U. B.D., M.A., Ph.D.- Yale U. MAX L. HILLMER, J R Psychology B.S.-Northwestern U. M.S., Ph.D.-U. of M.A.-Northwestern U. Washington Ph.D.-Vanderbilt U. HOWARD W. HINTZ OSCAR F. HOFFMAN Biology Sociology B.S.-Iowa State Coll. A-B--Lakeland Coll. M.S., Ph.D.-Ohio State M-A--U. of Wisconsin U, Ph.D.-U. of North Carolina FRANK D. HORVAY RICHARD HOSTETLER German Literature, Fine Arts A,B,, M,A,-U, of A.B.-Ohio State U. Alabama B.D.-Garrett School of Ph.D.-Washington U. Theology M.A.-Northwestern U. Ph.D.-U. of Iowa Facult VERNON E. HULL Education B.S.-Findlay Coll. M.Ecl.-Bowling Green State U. TOM C. KEEN Philosophy A.B.-Heidelberg Coll. M.A.-Kent State U. KATHLEEN F. KISS English B.S.-U. of Wisconsin M.A.-U. of Iowa CARL KLOPFENSTEIN H zlstory A.B.-Heidelberg Coll. M.A., Ph.D.-Western FORREST M. KEEN Sociology A.B.-Heidelberg Coll. Ph.D.-Ohio State U. VIRGINIA I. KILDOW Art B.S.-Ohio State U. FRANK O. KLAPP, IR. English A.B.-Oberlin Coll. M.A.-Yale U. JOHN KOLEHMAINEN Political Science A.B., M.A., Ph.D.- Western Reserve U. Reserve U. Dr. Rudolph Muska introduces his students to the nature of truth in his Philosophy 201 course. SX, FRANK R. KRAMER Classics B.H., M.A., Ph.D.-U. of Wisconsin FREDERICK D. LEMKE English A.B., M.A.-U. of Wisconsin Ph.D.-U. of Illinois i Collegiate JUTTA S. LEHEIS German AB.-Moravian Coll. M.A.-Brown U. PABLO LERIVEREND Spanish A.B.-Instituto de Segunda Ensenanza de la Habana As senior Gary Maurer contemplates, Dr. Noss explains Indian belles-lettres. PERCY L. LILLY Biology B.S.-Concord Coll. MS.-West Virginia U. Ph.D.-Pennsylvania State U. JOSEPH F. MALMISUR Physical Education A.B.-Heidelberg Coll. lVI.A. in Ed.-Bowling Green State U. ALLAN G. MACKENZIE English A.B.-Sir George Williams U. B.D.-George Rochester Divinity School M.A.-McMaster U. JOHN D. MCBRIDE French AB.-Yale U. M.A., Ph.D.-Syracuse U. F a c u It DAVID MCCLINTOCK History A.B.-U. of Youngstown U. M.A.-Western Reserve U. J. WESLEY MILLER En lish H A.B.-Colby Coll. THOMAS R. MCMANUS Speech B.S. in Ed.-Kent State U M.A.-Northwestern U Ph.D.-Ohio State U. JEAN MOORE Music B.Mus.-New England Conservatory Enjoying a coffee break in the Castle are Rev. Hobbs, Mr. Williamson, Dean Thomas, and Miss Schrank. ROSE W. MOORE Education BS. in Ed.-Kent State U. M.A.-Western Reserve U. Ecl.D.-Columbia U. VIOLET A. MUETZEL Physical Education A.B.-Lake Erie Coll. M.A.-Michigan State U. WILLIAM MOORE Psychology Th.B.-Owosso Coll. A.B.-Taylor U. AB.-Capital U. M.A.-Ohio U. Pl1.D.-Michigan State U RUDOLPH C. MUSKA Philosophy A.B., MA.-U. of Minnesota Ph.D.-Michigan State U ill J 1 M. I.. . 12 .w 1, l K V-V 'F 1 Dr. Davison chats with Librarian Carson Ben- nett about the faculty's cluties during the move into new Reeghly Library. RICHARD NORMAN Physical Education A.B.-Ohio U. DOROTHY D. OHL Music BS.-Texas State U. for Women M.A.-Columbia U. ANDREW PAINE Physics B.S.-Heidelberg Coll. M.A.-Kent State U. LEON J. PUTNAM Philosophy A.B., M.A.-U. of Michigan B.D.-Colgate Rochester Divinity School Ph.D.-Harvard U. DAVID S. NOSS Religion A.B.-Franklin and Marshall Coll. B.D.-Lancaster Theological Seminary Ph.D.-U. of Chicago FERRIS E. OHL Music R.lVlus.-Heidelberg Coll. lVl.lVlus.-Cincinnati Conservatory MA., Ph.D.-Columbia U RONALD D. PEPPER Music Th.B.-Gocl's Bible Coll. NLM.-U. of Michigan ROGER E. RAMSEY English A.B.-DePauw U. lVI.A.-Indiana U. Facult MARTIN A. RENO JOHN M. RINEHART Physics MllSiC B.S.-Eclinboro State Coll. A-B.-Kent State U. Ed,M.--Harvard U, M.M.-Cleveland Institute M.S.-Rensselaer of Music Polytechnic Institute M.S., Ph.D.-Western Reserve U. FORREST D. ROBINSON JOHN C. SACORAFOS English Spanish A.B., M.A.-Miami U. A-B--Wayne State U- Ph,D,-Ohio U, M.A.-U. of Michigan HOLLY L. SCI-IRANK BONNIE M- STAPP Home Economics M11-SiC B.S., M.S.-Stout Stare U. B-M--Oberlin Conservatory M.M.-New England Conservatory WILLIAM A. STAPP WILLIAM F. STEELE Spanish Mathematics A.B.-U. of Arkansas A.B., M.A.-Boston U. lVI.A.-U. of Wisconsin Ph.D.-U. of Pittsburgh In Rickly Chapel Dr. Klopfenstein comments about the Indian myths to his American civi- lization class. IEEE? YZF Faculty don academic cap and gown to attend opening Convocation. MILTON L. STOKES Economics A.B., M.A., LLB,-U. of Toronto Ph.D.-U. of Pennsylvania THOMAS E. TAYLOR Chemistry B,S., M.S.-Pennsylvania State Ph.D.-U. of Florida LEON M. WISE Psychology A.B.-Franklin and Marshall College M.A.-U. of Delaware Ph.D.-Pennsylvania State U. Collegiate MARTHA STONEHAM Speech AB.-Bowling Green State U. M.A.-Western Reserve U. HERMAN V. WILLIAMS Education A.B.-Heidelberg College M.A.-Ohio State U. Facult RAYMOND A. WISE LEANNE WOLFF Physics Speech B.S.-New Mexico Slate A-B--Heidelberg College U. MA.-Kent State U. REGINALD I-I. YANNEY BEVERLY K. ZANGER Business Administration Physical Education B.S.-College of Wooster B.S.-Ohio Northern C.P.A.-State of Ohio Faculty and administration join students in residence dining hall L.. I '94 7 ' 'I.., ','1L- U TW- 1'Sn'.iF ,r 4-I+'--fr-f N+f'4Z l 9 ,, , I K .ff '5 ' . . Four falls Four Winters Four springs . . . the calendar trees sL2i:Ff . , ei - I t ' I , 2 'Mih- YTVVT1 . have marked my time. ' H -V 1 U . , , .. Author Unknown 3 iii ' 'I' H .1 .Q '- Senior Activities Index . . . page 844 Connie Troknya EDITH ANTHONY KAY ASSENHEIMER LYNN AUNER NICHOLAS BAAB WILLIAM BARBER ANN BARRY MARSHABATE l'II Remember . . . the Castle GARY BATEY MICHAEL BECK WILLIAM BEERY SUE BELDEN JAMES BERARDUCLZI DALE BISHOP KAREN BLACKWELI. ADRIAN BOHL PETER BONE GEORGE BONIN THOMAS BOWDLER CLAIRE BOWEN BARBARA BOYD BRENDA BOYER ROBERT BRATER ROBERT BRUNNER JILL BYERLY LINDA BYERS CYNTHIA CAJKA JO LEE CARLISLE CURTIS CARLSON NANCY CARTER JANE CHIDESTER WALTER CHIDESTER xi-5' N 35 . 'J ' ' , 'Q' Y 1 -Q, J xi! if W 'V I, 'HF if ff' 'ar' al, In J' 'f V' I , 5 ,fgv f l,, I fu . A ' ' fr X QL ' Lg if V Y , y,..- . N ..4. 5 2 ' r l CORNELIUS DRUGAN JUDITH DYSARD KATHY EDGE GRACE EDWARDS DAVID ELMO BARBARA EN DLE . and pleasant surprises O O 0 - J 1 all ll. W ,R .q fa V? l I, .A ,,f,,, the Dean's Bulletin ORVILLE FELTY SHIRLEY FENTON JEAN FERRENBERG CHRISTINE FINLEY SUSAN FLOCKEN PATRICIA FRANTZ GAY GALLEHER JOSEPH GARFORTH ELAINE GAUPP ANN GEORGE JEFFREY GLASGOW JOHN GLAZER JOSEPH HOCHSTETTLER GORDON HOFF JOHN HOFFMEIER SALLY HOOBER NANCY HORN LINDA HORVAY GUY HUMMEL MARJORIE HUNTER WILLIAM HYATT EDWARD HYLAND REBECCA INGRAM JANET IRELAND 7I DENNIS JOHNSON SHARON JOHNSON JOHN JONES SUSAN KAKAS BARBARA KARNAHL SUE ANN KEARNS JANET KELLY PATRICIA KENNEDY BARRY KETTERER JUDITH KILPER JUDITH KING DOROTHY KLEMM 1 MARY JOSEPHINE KLIN EF ELTER JULIEANNE KOHN JOEL KOSTYU CHERYL KRAMER LYNNE KREHBIEL WALTER KRUG ,..a-Q I'II Remember . . Activities Fairs . L - ugxya . . and finals in Seiberling . GERALD KURTZ ALEYNE LARSEN ELEANOR LAUCHLAN SUSAN LAUX l ROGER LEAF JOHN LEFEVER THEODORE LEHMANN BARBARA LEMLEY RONALD LESSICK JO ANN LEWIS ROGER LOW JANE MACDONALD JOHN MACMILLAN JAMIE MADDOCKS RANDOLPH MAHEUX ALEXIS MALONE WILLIAM MARR GARY MAURER ROBERT MCDOWELL 76 REBECCA MCINTYRE LESLIE MELLINC .I AMES METZCER ROBERT MEYER JEFFREY MILLMAN DANIEL MINNS MARIANNE MOEHLE CHAUNCEY MOOT TED NIUNTEAN ELIZABETH MYERS MA RGARET N EWBERRY LORRAINE NOVOSEL JOHN NUSS HOLLY ODELL PAMELA PADEREWSKI ALEX PAGNOTTA SUZANNE PATTERSON STEVEN PERRY 77 s 1 'M T ,F f ,nf x 'f' M wigs' L 1 49:1 3? ,' -WH N' I I xxx 'tx . 'mt' ? 6 Q W the bookstore those tedious hours of registering JOHN ROHRBAUGH JENNIFER ROSS GERALD RUEHLE JOHN RUPERT SUSAN SALTER DORIS SCHANK LYNN SCHEIBLE MARY SCOTT SUSANNAI-I SCOTT ANN SHANKWEILER MIRIAM SHAW CAROLINE SHENK planning for the future STUART SHOAFF NED SHOEMAKER BEVERLY SIELING THEODORE SILLER REBECCA SLATER NORMA STALEY DAVE STARKEY DUDLEY STEPHAN RICHARD STEWART JOAN SWINEHART JAMES TERIFAJ ROBERT THOMPSON 8l JEANNE THURBER Heidelberg CHRISTENA TRACEWELI CONNIE TROKNYA LINDA TROUP CHARLES TRUE SHARON TUVESON SUZANNE VAN MOOY KAREN WASHINGTON DONALD WATERS KAREN WELLER ROGER WHITAKER INA WILHELM DAVID WILSON ANGELA WOLF JAMES WOLF LARRY YATES CAROLYN YEO FRANK YUENGLING JAMES YOUNG PAMELA ZAMPANO RAYMOND ZAVACKY Senior Activities Index ANTHONY, EDITH-Elementary Education-Westfield, New Jersey Philalethean, Treasurer 35 Spanish Club 15 AURORA 2, 35 OSEA 35 House Council 4, Treasurer 4. ASSENHEIMER, KAY-Elementary Education-Tiffin, Ohio AUNER, LYNN-Speech-Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Euglossian5 Alpha Psi Omega 45 Wig 81 Masque 1, 2, 3, 45 Debate 45 German Club 15 SCA 1, 2, 3, 4. BAAB, NICHOLAS-Business Administration-New Philadel- phia, Ohio Nu Sigma Alpha5 Intramurals 3, 45 AURORA Business Staff 35 OSEA 4. BARBER, WILLIAM-Mathematics, Physics-Cleveland, Ohio Football 15 Golf 15 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 15 Wig Sz Masque 45 Theater 3, 4. BARRY, ANN-Elementary Education-Milford, Connecticut WRA 35 OSEA 3, 45 SCA 15 Wig Sz Masque 1, 2. BATE, MARSHA-English, History-Van Wert, Ohio Euglossian5 Eta Sigma Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 Phi Alpha Theta 3, 45 Senior Laureate 4, Treasurer 45 Who's Whog History Club 2, 3, 4, President 35 WRA 25 OSEA 3, 45 Wig 8: Masque 1, 2. BATEY, GARY-History-Dayton, Ohio Alpha Psi Omega 3, 45 Phi Alpha Theta 3, 45 Concert Choir 1, 25 College Chorus 1, 25 Wig 81 Masque 1, 25 Monkey Suiters 1, 2, 3, 45 SCA 1, 25 Tower Men5 Who's Who5 Young Republicans 1, 2, 35 KILIKILIK 1, 25 Morpheus 1 ,25 Religious Life Committee 2. BECK, MICHAEL-Business Administration-Springboro, Ohio BERRY, WILLIAM-Biology-Canal Winchester, Ohio Jamaica Trips 3, 4. BELDEN, SUE-Biology--East Sparta, Ohio Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 35 WRA 1, 2, 3. BERARDUCCI, ,IAMES-Business Adminislration-Massillon, Ohio Excelsior5 Football 1, 2, 3, 4, All Ohio Conferenceg Golf 45 Spanish Club 2, 35 WHCR 45 NIP, Association 2, 3, 45 Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 45 KILIKILIK 4. BISHOP, DALE-History, Classics-North Canton, Ohio Nu Sigma Alphag Eta Sigma Phi 3, 45 Phi Alpha Theta 3, 45 Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, President 45 Or- chestra 35 Student Senate 2, 3, 4, President 45 SCA 1, 2, 3, Vice President 2, President 3. BLACKWELL, KAREN-Elementary Education-Kipton, Ohio Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Vice President 45 Spanish Club 15 OSEA 2, 3, 4. BOHL, ADRIAN-Speech-Bradenton, Florida Alpha Phi Tau5 Pi Kappa Delta 1, 2, 3, 45 Alpha Psi Omega 3, 45 Marching Band 15 Wig Sr Masque 1, 2, 3, 45 Castle Board 25 Student Senate 25 WHCR 2. BONE, PETER-Biology-Warsaw, New York Sigma Tau Nu, President 45 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Senate 1, 25 Freshman Class President5 Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4. BONIN, GEORGE-Biology-Chatfield, Ohio Alpha Phi Tau, Censor 3, Pledge Chairman 45 Beta Beta Beta5 Football 15 Basketball Manager 1, 2, 35 Track 1. BOWDLER, THOMAS-Biology-Little Falls, New Jersey Alpha Phi Tau, President 45 Track5 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Wind Symphony 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Senate, Parlia- mentarian 3, 45 KILIKILIK 1, 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 2, Edi- tor-In-Chief 3, Managing Editor 45 WHCR, Publicity Di- rector 45 Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4. BOWEN CLAIRE-Sociology-Washipgton, D.C. Inter-Collegiate Field Hockey and Basketball 2, 35 College Chorus 1, 2, 35 Student Senate, Representative-at-Large 3, Secretary 45 Inter-Dormitory Council, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 45 Floor Coordinator 3, 45 Little Theatre Staff 2. BOYD, BARBARA-Psychology-Canton, Ohio Euglossian5 Spanish Club 15 KILIKILIK 1, 25 Wig 81 Masque 1, 2, 3, 4. BOYER, BRENDA-Religion-Hanover, Pennsylvania College-Community Orchestra 15 German Club 15 SCA 1, 45 UCM Coordinator 45 CVC 1. BRATER, ROBERT-Tiffin, Ohio BRUNNER, ROBERT-Political Science-Glen Cove, New York Nu Sigma Alpha5 Marching Band 15 WHCR 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief Engineer 25 Student Senate Film Committee 3, 4, Chairmen 45 American Studies Association. BYERLY, JILL-Home Economics Education-North Canton, Ohio Euglossian, Treasurer 35 Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 35 OSEA 45 House Council 45 Monkey Suitors 1, 25 AURORA 3, 4. BYERS, LINDA-Physical Education-Rockville Centre, New York Delta Sigma Chi, Pledge Mistress 3, Vice President 45 WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 35 OSEA 3, 45 SCA 1. CAJKA, CYNTHIA-Psychology-Middleburg Heights, Ohio Delta Sigma Chi5 Student Senate, Representative-at-Large 2, Treasurer 35 KILIKILIK 1, 25 House Council 2, 3, 45 Inter- Dormitory Council 25 Homecoming Co-Chairman 45 Senior Class Vice President. CARLISLE, J O LEE-Sociology and Psychology-Youngstown, Ohio Delta Sigma Chi5 Spanish Club 25 Concert Choir 1. CARLSON, CURTIS-Biology-Warren, Pennsylvania Sigma Tau Nu, Chaplain 2, 35 Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 45 Tower Meng Who's Whog Track 35 Intramurals5 SCA 1, 2, 35 Student Center Board 3, 45 Religious Life Committee 35 Educational Policies Committee 3, 45 Discipli- nary Board 45 Counselor 3. CARTER, NANCY-Elementary Education-Huntington, New York Kappa Delta Pi 3, 45 WRA 15 AURORA 35 OSEA 35 Dormi- tory President 2. CHIDESTER, JANE-Elementary Education-Tiffin, Ohio Euglossian, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, OSEA 1, 2, 3, 4. CHIDESTER, WALTER-Plzilosophy-Saint Louis, Missouri Sigma Tau Nu, Intramurals 2, 3, 4, Young Republicans 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Class Treasurer 2, SCA 2, 3. COMBS, GERALD-Business Administration-Zanesville, Ohio Sigma Tau Nu, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, H Association 2, 3, 4, Wig 81 Masque 3, 4, Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4, In- tramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. CONDRY, JOANN-Business Administration-Eckhart, Mary- land WRA 2, KILIKILIK 3, AURORA General Staff 4, SCA 1. COOK, PAUL-History-Port Clinton, Ohio Sigma Tau Nu, Spanish Club 1, 2, History Club 2, Young Democrats 2, KILIKILIK 3, 4. COWHARD, KATHLEEN-Elementary Education-Lyndhurst, Ohio Kappa Delta Pi 2, 3, 4, OSEA 2, 3, 4, KILIKILIK 1, So- ciety Editor 2, 3, Young Republicans 2, 3. CRAMER, SHARON-Elementary Education-Fostoria, Ohio Philalethean, AURORA 1, 2, 3, OSEA 3, WRA 1. CROOKS, FLORENCE-Elementary Education-Jenkintown, Pennsylvania Heidelfins 2, WRA 1, 2, 3, OSEA 3, 4, SCA 1, 2, Wig 81 Masque 1, 2. CULVER, DAVID-Mathematics Education-Toledo, Ohio Alpha Phi Tau, Pledge Chairman. CUNNINGHAM, JAMES-Psychology--Lancaster, Ohio SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, CVG 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Demo- crats 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Harry Emil Pheiffer Living Memorial Award 3, Who's Who 4, Religious Life Com- mittee 4. CURTISS, WILMER-Music-Glastonburg, Connecticut Nu Sigma Alpha, Triad 2, 3, 4, OSMEA 2, 3, 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 2, 3, 4, College Chorus 1, 2, SCA 1, 2, 3, CVG 1, Dramatics 1. DERAMO, DANIEL-Mathematics-Girard, Ohio Excelsior, Censor 2, Football 1, 2, Football and Basketball Trainer 3, 4, Newman Club 1. DIETT ER, PENN Y-Christian Education-Holley, New York Euglossian, Censor 2, Intersociety Council Representative 3, 4, Senior Laureate, Vice President, WRA 2, 3, Secretary 3, Band 1, Student Senate 4, Intersociety Council 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Dorm President 3, Interclormitory Council 3, House Council 4. DOELL, KAREN-Sociology-Rochester, New York Phi Sigma Iota 3, 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, College Chorus 1, 2, French Club 3, Wig 81 Masque 1, SCA 3, 4. DRUGAN, CORNEL1US-Psychology-Kent, Ohio Alpha Phi Tau, Wig Sz Masque 4. DYSARD, JUDITH-Speech and English-Tiffin, Ohio Pi Kappa Delta, Vice President 4, Alpha Psi Omega, March- ing Band 1, 2, 3, Wig 81 Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, Vice President 3, Monkey Suiters 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Demo- crats, Secretary 3, International Club, Varsity Debate, Col- lege Community Commuters, President 2. EDGE, KATHY-Elementary Education-Uniontown, Ohio Philalethean, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Young Republicans 3. EDWARDS, GRACE-Psychology-Plaquemine, Louisiana Exchange Student from Dillard University. ELMO, DAVID-Mathematics-Bedford Heights, Ohio Excelsior, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, H Association 2, 3, 4. ENDLE, BARBARA-Health and Physical Education- Sandusky, Ohio Concert Band 1, WRA 1, 2, Young Republicans 2, 3, Heidel- fins 1, 2. F ELTY, ORVILLE-Business Administration-Tiffin, Ohio Sigma Tau Nu, Eta Sigma Phi 2, 3, 4, Monkey Suiters 1, 2, Young Republicans 1, 2, 3. FENTON, SHIRLEY-English and Religion-Dayton, Ohio KILIKILIK 1, 2, 3, News Editor 2, 3, SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, CVG 1, 2, 3, UCM Council 4. FERRENBERG, ,1 EAN-Elementary Education-Tiffin, Ohio Euglossian, Secretary 3, OSEA 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Treas- urer 1. FINLEY, CHRISTINE-Biology-Cranford, New Jersey Delta Sigma Chi, Tri Beta 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, WRA 1, Student Senate 3, Forum Committee 3, 4. FLOCKEN, SUSAN-Psychology-Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Alpha Psi Omega 4, Wig 81 Masque 1, 2, 3. F RANTZ, PATRICIA-English-Tiffin, Ohio Delta Sigma Chi, Kappa Delta Pi 2, 3, 4, Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4, Wig Sr Masque 1, KILIKILIK 2, AURORA 1, 3, Senior Laureate 4, Whois Who 4. GALLEHER, GAY-Elementary Education-Olmsted Falls, Ohio Philalethean, Censor, WRA 1, 2, 3, Heidelfins 1, 2, OSEA, Varsity Cheerleading 2, 3, 4, Captain 4. GARFORTH, JOSEPH-Busin ess Administration-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Excelsior. GAUPP, ELAINE-Elementary Education-Columbus, Ohio Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Madrigals 3, 4, OSEA 3, Presi- dent 4, Interdormitory Council 3, Secretary, Dorm Presi- dent 3, Counselor 2, 3. GEORGE, ANN-Elementary Education-Eighty-Four, Pennsylvania Delta Sigma Chi, Secretary 4, WRA 4, OSEA 4, Spanish Club 1, House Council, Secretary 3, Young Republicans 2, 3, Homecoming Attendant. GLASGOW, J EFF ERY-Sociology-Apple Creek, Ohio Nu Sigma Alpha, Whois Who, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3. GLAZER, JOHN-Busirzess Administration-New Philadelphia, Ohio Spanish Club 1, OSEA 3, 4, KILIKILIK, Circulation Man- ager 3, AURORA Business Staff 3. 85 GRAVES, PENELOPE-Biology-Pittsford, New York Delta Sigma Chi, Secretary 2, Beta Beta Beta. GRETHER, CRAIG-Psychology-Seven Hills, Ohio Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4. GRUBB, J OSEPH-Secondary Education, Spanish- Galion, Ohio Nu Sigma Alpha, Track 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Spanish Club 4, President 4, Junior Year in Spain, Hu Association 2, 4. HARLAMERT, ANITA-Music Education-Louisville, Kentucky Euglossian, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Triad Club 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 4, WRA 2, Madrigals 3, Chorale 1, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, College Community Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, String Quartet 3, 4, Ohio State Music Educators Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior Laureate 4, Counselor 2. HECKLER, EDWARD-English-Napoleon, Ohio Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Phi Alpha Theta 4, Marching and Concert Bands 1, 2, 3, 4, OSEA 4, AURORA 1, 3, 4, Morpheus 2, KILIKILIK 1, 2, 3, News Editor 3. HEDRICK, SUSAN-English Secondary Education-Buffalo, New York Philalethean, Phi Sigma Iota 2, 3, 4, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, French Club. HEGNAUER, CLARK-Mathematics-Canton, Ohio Sigma Tau Nu, Parliamentarian 4, Basketball 1, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4. HEMPLE, J AMES-Columbia, Connecticut HENDERSON, JUDITH-Spanish-Erie, Pennsylvania Philalethean, Censor 2, Corresponding Secretary 3, Phi Sig- ma Iota 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 3. HERNANDEZ, VALERIO-Mathematics-Managua, Nicaragua, C.A. Alpha Phi Tau, Soccer 3, Spanish Club 3, 4. HICKS, SANDRA-Elementary Education-Butler, Ohio WRA 1, 2, OSEA 2, 3, 4. HILL, BRUCE-Public School M usic-J affery, New Hampshire Sigma Tau Nu, Tau Mu Sigma, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, OMEA, Community Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, College Chorus 2, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, WHCR 1, 2, 3, 4. HOCHSTETTLER, J OSEPH-Business Administration- Arlington, Ohio Nu Sigma Alpha, Historian, German Club 2, 3, German House 3, KILIKILIK 2, 3, 4, Sports Editor 3, Circulation Manager 4, AURORA 4, Advertising Manager. HOFF, GORDON-Sociology-Green Springs, Ohio Intramurals 1. HOFFMEIER, J OHN-Biology-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Sigma Tau Nu, Pre-Med Club 1, 2, 3, Young Republicans 2. HOOBER, SALLY-Voice-Lancaster, Pennsylvania Philalethean, Triad 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who 3, 4, Senior Laureate, President 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Singing Collegians 2, 3, 4, Chorale 1, 2, OSMEA 1, 2, 3, 4. HORN, NANCY-French-Elyria, Ohio Kappa Delta Pi 4, Phi Sigma lota 3, 4, College Chorus 3, French Club 3, 4, OSEA 4. HORVAY, LINDA-English and German-Tiffin, Ohio Delta Sigma Chi, Corresponding Secretary 1, Delta Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4-, President 2, Senior Laureate 4, KILIKILIK 1, Morpheus, Editorial Board 2, Junior Year in Germany. HUMMEL, GUY-History-Amherst, New York Nu Sigma Alpha, Pledge Master 4-, Football 1, Student Sen- ate, Vice-President 4-, Class Vice-President 3, Counselor 3, 4, Campus Affairs Committee 4, Parking Appeals Chair- man 4. HUNTER, MARJORIE-Home Economics and Sociology- Palatine, Illinois Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President. HYATT, WILLIAM-Psychology-Chariton, Iowa Sigma Tau Nu, German House 3. HYLAND, EDWARD-History-Lakewood, Ohio Excelsior, Treasurer 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, HU Association 2, 3, 4, Counselor 4. IN GRAM, REBECCA-English-Louisville, Ohio Delta Sigma Chi, Homecoming Co-Chairman 3, WHCR 3, Debate 1, Convocations Committee 3, 4. IRELAND, JANET-Elementary Education-Amityville, New York Philalethean, Secretary 3. JOHNSON, DENNIS-Columbus, Ohio JOHNSON, SHARON-Voice-Tiffin, Ohio Tau Mu Sigma 3, 4, President 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Chorale 1, Singing Collegians 2, 3, 4, OSMEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice-President 4. JONES, JOHN-Social Studies Colnprehensive-Zanesville, Ohio Sigma Tau Nu, History Club 4, OSEA 4. KAKAS, SUSAN-Elementary Education-Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania Philalethean, Class Vice-President 1, Class Secretary 3, Dorm Vice-President 1, Dorm Secretary 2, Coronation Ball At- tendant 1, Homecoming Committee 2, 4, Freshman Orienta- tion 3, KILIKILIK 3. KARNAHL, BARBARA-German-Toledo, Ohio Delta Phi Alpha 2, 3, 4, German Club 2, International Club 2, KILIKILIK 2, Morpheus 2, Junior Year Abroad 3. KEARNS, SUE ANN-Elementary Education-Flemington, New Jersey Philalethean, President 4, Heidelfins 1, Inter-Society Coun- cil 4. KELLY, JAN ET-Elementary Education-Rochester, New York Delta Sigma Chi, OSEA 3, 4, Intersociety Council 3, 4, Dorm Council 2, 3, WRA 1, Young Republicans 1. KENNEDY, PATRICIA-Elementary Education- Bucyrus, Ohio OSEA 3, 4. KETTERER, BARRY-Alliance, Ohio KILPER, JUD1'l'H-Elementary Erlucalion-Willard, Ohio Euglossian, Program Chairman 3, Kappa Delta Pi, 3, 4, OSEA 3, 4, WRA KING, JUDITH-Speech-Mansfield, Ohio Philalethean, Censor, Pledge Mistress, Intersociety Council, Alpha Psi Omega, Vice-President 4, Wig Sz Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, Treasurer 2, Homecoming Queen. KLEMM, DOROTHY-Psychology-Bogota, New Jersey Delta Sigma Chi, Treasurer, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4. KLIN EFELTER, MARY JOSEPHINE-Mr1ll1.ernatics- Middletown, Maryland OSEA 4. KOHN, J ULIEANNE-F rench and English-Grosse Ile, Michigan Eta Lambda Sigma, French Club 1, 2, 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, Young Republicans 3, 4, OSEA 3, 4. KOSTYU, JOEI..-Biology-Montclair, New Jersey Nu Sigma Alpha, Tri Beta 3, 4, Football 1, Track 1, 2, American Chemical Society 1, Hn Association 1, 2, 3, 4, AURORA Sports Editor 3, KILIKILIK 3, 4. KRAMER, CIIERYL-Christian Education-Brooklyn Heights, Ohio Delta Sigma Chi, WRA 3, Band 1, SCA 1, 2, CVC 1, Home Economics Club 2, Intersociety Council 4, Treasurer, Dorm President 4. KREHBIEL, LYNNE-English-Dayton, Ohio Delta Sigma Chi, President 4, Intersociety Council 4, Kappa Delta Pi 4, Student Senate 2, 3, Secretary, Student Center Board 3, 4, Who's Who, Presidenfs Council. KRUC, WALTER-Psychology-Rochester, New York KURTZ, GERALD-Political Science-West Chester, Pennsylvania Excelsior, Football 2, 3, 4, Manager. LARSEN, ALEYNE-French-Milford, New Jersey Spanish Club 2, 4, Treasurer 4, French Club 2, 4, President 4, KILIKILIK 1, OSEA 4, Young Democrats 1, Junior Year Abroad, Phi Sigma Iota, Sec.-Treas. 4. LAUCHLAN, ELEANOR-Political Science-Rochester, New York LAUX, SUSAN-Health and Physical Education-Tiffin, Ohio Kappa Delta Pi 2, 3, 4, Eta Sigma Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Who's Who, WRA 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, OSEA 3, 4, Women's In- tercollegiate Field Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis 3, -1-. LEAF, ROGER-Econonzics-Scarsdale, New York Nu Sigma Alpha, Soccer 2, 3, 4-, Coach 4, Wig and Masque 3, AURORA, Advertising Manager 3, Transfer from Bradley University-ROTC, Judo Team 1, Dorm Coun- cil 1. LEFEVER, J OHN-Physical Education- Columbia City, Indiana Excelsior, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Track 1, H Association 2, 3, 4. LEHMANN, THEODORE-Business Administration- Kenmore, New York Alpha Phi Tau, Treasurer 4. LEMLEY, BARBARA-Biology-Waynesburg, Pennsylvania Delta Sigma Chi, German Club 1, Young Republicans 2, 4. LESSICK, RONALD-Chemislry-Cleveland, Ohio Excelsior, Secretary 3, Tower Men, Whois Who, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, American Chemical Society 3, 4, President 3, Hn Association 2, 3, 4, President 4, Interso- ciety Council, President 4, Campus Affairs Committee 3, 4, Disciplinary Committee 4, Dorm Counselor 2, 3, Senior Counselor 4. LEWIS, JO ANN-Biology-North Olmsted, Ohio Beta Beta Beta 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Counselor 2, 3, Castle Board 2, 4. LOW, ROGER-Tenafly, New Jersey MACDONALD, J ANE-Sociology-Holliston, Massachusetts Delta Sigma Chi, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Interscholastic Basket- ball 2, 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, Chorale 1, Theater 1, 3, Deltones 3, 4. MACMILLAN, J OHN-Political Science-Terrace Park, Ohio Track 1, 2, Young Republicans. MADDOCKS, JAMIE-Elementary Education-Westfield, New Jersey Philalethean, French Club 2, House Council 3, Wig 81 Masque 1, 4, WRA 1, 2, AURORA 2, OSEA 2, 3, 4. MAHEUX, RANDOLPH-Psychology-Tonawanda, New York Sigma Tau Nu, Publications Committee 4, Young Republi- cans 2, 3, 4, KILIKILIK 3, Morpheus 4. MALONE, ALEXIS-Speech-Washington, D.C. Delta Sigma Chi, Senior Laureate, Who's Who, WRA 1, 4, Concert Choir 1, 2, College Chorus 1, 2, Wig 81 Masque 1, 4. MARR, WILLIAM-Elementary Education-Lakewood, Ohio Sigma Tau Nu, Pledge Co-ordinator 4, Wrestling 3, 4, OSEA 4, Cheerleading 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4. MAURER, CARY-Speech-Massillon, Ohio Nu Sigma Alpha, Alpha Psi Omega 2, 3, 4, President 4, Eta Sigma Phi 1, 2, 3, 4, Tower Men 4, Kappa Delta Pi 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Senate 3, Wig 81 Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, Monkey Suiters 2, 3, 4, SCA 2. MCDOWELL, ROBERT-Business Administration-F airport, New York Soccer 2, 3, 4. MCINTYRE, REBECCA-German-Perry, New York Philalethean, Censor, Delta Phi Alpha 4, German Club 1, 3, 4, French Club 4, Young Republicans 3, 4, Junior Year at Heidelberg, Germany, Homecoming Attendant. MELLING, LESLIE-Spanish-Bethany, Connecticut Euglossian, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4, Spanish Club 4, OSEA 4, House Council, Judiciary Board 4. METZGER, JAMES-Sociology-Canton, Ohio Nu Sigma Alpha, Concert Choir. MEYER, ROBERT-Philosophy-Cheyenne, Wyoming Alpha Phi Tau, Eta Sigma Phi, Treasurer 4, Intersociety Council 2, SCA 2, 3. MILLMAN, J EFF REY-Biology-Cherry Hill, New Jersey Sigma Tau Nu, Baseball 1, KILIKILIK 1. MINNS, DANIEL-Political Science-Phelps, New York Nu Sigma Alpha, Secretary 2, Tower Men, Young Republi- cans 1, 4, Student Senate 3, 4, Senior Class President, Washington Semester 3, KILIKILIK Editorial Editor 2, Student Union Board of Trustees 3, Forum Committee 4, Film Society 1, 2. MOEHLE, MARIANNE-Psychology-Elyria, Ohio SCA 1, OSEA 1, 4. MOOT, CHAUNCEY-English-Mohawk, New York History Club 2, SCA 3, 4, KILIKILIK 4. MUNTEAN, TED-Biology-Lisbon, Ohio Excelsior, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Intra- murals 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, French Club, KH Associa- tion. MYERS, ELIZABETH-Elementary Education.-Phoenix, Arizona Philalethean, Kappa Delta Pi 2, 3, 4, Heidelfins 1, College Clforus 1, 2, Wig 8: Masque 1, 2, House Council 3, Cotul- se or 3. NEWBERRY, MARGARET-English-South Windsor, Connecticut Delta Sigma Chi, OSEA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. NOVOSEL, LORRAINE-Elementary Education-Highland, Indiana OSEA 2, 3, 4. NUSS, .1 OHN-Public School M usic-Phoenix, Arizona Alpha Phi Tau, Recording Secretary 2, Triad Club, Kappa Delta Pi, Concert Choir 2, Band, Vice-President 3, Presi- dent 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 3, 4, OSMEA, President 3. ODELL, HOLLY-French-Meadville, Pennsylvania Delta Sigma Chi, WRA 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, Junior Year Abroad in France. PADEREWSK1, PAMELA-Elementary Education- Shaker Heights, Ohio PAGNOTTA, ALEX-Economics-Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania Excelsior, Football 1, Spanish Club. PATTERSON, SUSAN-Cleveland, Ohio. PERRY, STEVEN-Psychology-Waynesberg, Pennsylvania Sigma Tau Nu, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, College Chorus 1, 2, German Club 2, Student Senate 2, Class Vice-Presi- dent 2, Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4, Dorm Counselor 2, 3. PINKERTON, RICHARD-Economics-Granville, Ohio POPE, MICHAEL-Psychology-York, Pennsylvania Nu Sigma Alpha, President 4, Varsity Golf 1, 2, 3, 4, WHCR 1, 2, 3, Chief Announcer 3, KILIKILIK 3, AURORA 3, Editor. POTTENGER, TOM-History-Harrison, Ohio Tower Men, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Senate 3, 4, Class President 3. REARDON, ELLEN-German-Norwell, Massachusetts REBSZENKO, EUGENIA-English and German.-Mentor, Ohio Philalethean, German Club 1, 2, RIEDEL, BARBARA-Biology-General Science-Cleveland, Ohio Senior Class Secretary, WRA, 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, Wig 8: Masque 3, Monkey Suiters 3, Young Republicans 3, 4, KILIKILIK 1, 2, 3, 4-, AURORA 3, Spanish Club 3, History Club 4. ROBERTS, DIANE-Spanish anti Business Administration- Tiffin, Ohio Phi Sigma Iota, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3. ROBERTS, LEMUEL-Sociology-Phoenixville, Pennsylvania Excelsior, Wrestling 1, 2, Varsity Trainer 3, 4. ROHRBAUGH, JOHN-Psychology-Genoa, Ohio Nu Sigma Alpha 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Tower Men, Treas- urer, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Senate 3. ROSS, JENNIFER-Applied M usic-Tiffin, Ohio Triad 3, 4, Concert Choir, Accompanist 4, Orchestra 3, 4, Mabel Kinley Memorial Scholarship 3, Transfer from De- Pauw University 3. RUEHLE, GERALD-Health and Phys. Ed.-Tiffin, Ohio RUPERT, JOHN-Chemistry-Delphos, Ohio Excelsior, Tower Men, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, American Chemical Society, Vice-President 3. SALTER, SUSAN-Sociology-Mehwah, New Jersey Philalethean, Intersociety Council, Secretary, Vice-President, Student Senate Board. SCHANK, DORIS--Home Economics-Tiffin, Ohio Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, College Community Commuters 2, 3, 4. SCHEIBLE, LYNN-Comprehensive Social Studies-Education -Cleveland, Ohio Philalethean, Kappa Delta Pi 3, 4, Senior Laureate, Who's Who, Phi Alpha Theta, 4, Secretary 4, OSEA 3, 4, Wig Sz Masque 1, 2, French Club 1, Monkey Suiters 1, 2, SCA 1, AURORA 1, 2, 3, 4, Editor 4. SCOTT, MARY-Social Studies Comprehensive-Tiffin, Ohio SCOTT, SUSANNAH-Speech-Williamston, Michigan Pi Kappa Delta, Debate 3, Forensics 1, 2, 3, 4, Theater 1, 2, 3, 4. SHANKWEILER, ANN-Organ-Chester, Pennsylvania Eta Lambda Sigma, Secretary 2, Triad Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, History Club, Vice- President 3, OSMEA 1, 2, 3, 4-, Vice-President 3, Wig 81 Masque 2, German Club 1. SHAW, MIRIAM-Business Administration and Sociology- Cleveland, Ohio Euglossian, Senior Laureate 4, WRA 2, American Chemical Society 1, Home Economics Club 2, 3, 4, KILIKILIK, Busi- ness Manager 3, SCA 2, 3, 4. SHENK, CAROLINE-Home Economics-Columbia, Pennsylvania Philalethean, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Wig 81 Masque. SHOAFF, STUART-Health and Physical Education- North Royalton, Ohio Excelsior, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Young Republicans 3, H Associa- tion 2, 3, 4. SHOEMAKER, NED-Business Aclministration-Louisville, Oh' NuKSigma Alpha, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Class Treasurer, 4, AURORA, Business Manager 3. SIELING, BEVERLY-Religion and Sociology-Portsmouth, Ohio Eta Lambda Sigma, SCA 1, 2, 3, 4, CVG 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, 4, UCM 4, Counselor 2. SILLER, THEODORE-English-Mentor, Ohio Sigma Tau Nu, Vice-President 4, Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Wig 81 Masque 3, 4, OSEA 4, WHCR 2, 3, 4, H Association 3, 4. SLATER, REBECCA-German and English-Paris, Ohio Delta Signa Chi, Delta Phi Alpha 3, 4, German Club 1, 2, OSEA 4, College Chorus 2. STALEY, NORMA-Elementary Education-Mineral City, Ohio Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Wig 81 Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, SCA 1, OSEA 1, 2, 3, 4, Young Democrats 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3. STARKEY, DAVE-Mathemalics-Paris, Ohio Excelsior, Eta Sigma Phi, Tower Men, Freshmen Football, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Varsity Track 1, Counselor 3, 4. STEPHAN, DUDLEY-Speech-Framingham, Massachusetts Sigma Tau Nu, Concert Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 4, College Chorus 1, 2, SCA 1, 2, Dorm Counselor 3, Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, WHCR 1, 2, 3, Chief Announcer 2, Program Director 3, Debate 4. STEWART, RICHARD-Mathematics f Physics j-Rochester, New York Excelsior, Corresponding Secretary 2, Recording Secretary 3, Who's Who, Tower Men, Secretary, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, Campus Affairs Com- mittee 3, 4, Counselor 2, 3, 4, H Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Intramurals 2, 3, 4. SWINEHART, JOAN-Elementary Education-Port Byron, New York Euglossian, President 4, Intersociety Council 3, House Coun- cil 4, Intersociety Council Treasurer 3, SCA 1, 2, Counsel- or 2, Wig Sz Masque 1, 2, 3, Individual Events 1, 2. TERIF AJ, JAMES-Health mul Physical Education- Brooklyn Heights, Ohio Excelsior, Football 1, 2, Baseball 1, 3. THOMPSON, ROBERT-Malhemalics-Rimersburg, Pennsylvania Sigma Tau Nu, Wig 8: Masque 2, Young Republicans 1, 2. THURBER, JEANNE-Speech-Poland, Maine Alpha Psi Omega 4, College Chorus 1, 2, Wig 81 Masque 1, 2, 3, 4, Monkey Suiters 2, 3, 4, Interdormitory Council 2, KILIKILIK 1, 2, 3. TRACEWELL, CHRISTENA-English-Marion, Ohio Writer's Workshop 2, 3, 4, Morpheus Staff 2, 3. TROKNYA, CONNIE-Sociology and Psychology-Williston, Ohio AURORA 3, 4, Wig 81 Masque 3. TROUP, LINDA-Elementary Education-Tiffin, Ohio OSEA 3, 4. TRUE, CHARLES-Business Administration-Solon, Ohio Excelsior, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Spanish Club 1, 2, H Association 3, 4, KILIKILIK, Advertising Manager 3, 4, Newman Club 1, 2, 3, 4. TUVESON, SHARON-History-Daphne, Alabama Student Senate 4, KILIKILIK, Editor 4, Counselor 3. VAN MOOY, SUZANNE-Political Science-Tiffin, Ohio College Chorus 1, 2, Young Republicans 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4. WASHINGTON, KAREN-Psychology and Biology- Englewood, New Jersey Eta Lambda Sigma, German Club 1, 2, Young Democrats 1, 2, 3, Wig 81 Masque 1, 2, 3, 4. WATERS, DONALD-Philosophy-Louisville, Kentucky Alpha Phi Tau, Vice-President 3, President 4, Tower Men, President 4, Who's Who, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Senate 4, Student Center Board 4, Intersociety Council 4, SCA 1, Counselor 3, KILIKILIK, Reporter 3. WELLER, KAREN-Health and Physical Education- Tiffin, Ohio Kappa Delta Pi 2, 3, 4, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, OSEA 3, 4, Women's Intercollegiate Field Hockey, Basketball, V01- leyball, Tennis 3, 4. WHITAKER, ROGER-Sociology-Medina, Ohio Sigma Tau Nu, Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 4, SCA 2, 3, Young Democrats 2, 3, Exchange Student 3. WILI-IELM, INA-Elementary Education-Palmerton, Pennsylvania Philalethean, Corresponding Secretary 3, Vice-President 4, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4. WILSON, DAVID-Business Adminislration-Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Excelsior, Football 1. WOLF, ANGELA-Home Economics-Eden, New York Philalethean, Who's Who, Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Social Chairman 4, Student Senate 3. WOLF, J AMES-Business Administration-North Canton, Ohio Concert Choir 1, 2. YATES, LARRY-English-Mount Eaton, Ohio Alpha Phi Tau, Kappa Delta Pi, President 4. YEO, CAROLYN-French-Attleboro, Massachusetts Delta Sigma Chi, Phi Sigma Iota 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 1, French Club 2, 4, Counselor 2, Junior Year Abroad in France. YUENGLING, F RANK-English-Pottsville, Pennsylvania Alpha Phi Tau. YOUNG, JAMES-Ashtabula, Ohio ZAMPANO, PAMELA-Psychology-Summit, New Jersey Delta Sigma Chi, Vice-President 3, WRA 1, 2, 3, 4, Little Theater 1, 2, Student Senate Homecoming Dance Com- mittee Chairman 4. ZAVACKY, RAYMOND-Religion-Butler, Pennsylvania Dorm President 1, 2. at Qi xr! 1 . -,qi fa 4' SQL an A? 21 Vg' V-S' Y 'go y. - -'c Lv . fiifi' ,.ff l 5 HT' K ,, gala? .v ,,.. . eu, 4 si, 'iw-,fir Q .:j,L. f J L , A s 5 ,K X What we have done will not be lost to all eternity. Everything ripens at itsltime and becomesfruit at its hour. -Divyavadana ORGANIZATIONS Chris Lotz Student Senate Cfficers Row 1 : Dale Bishop, President. Row 2: John Marston, Treasurer, Claire Bowen, Secretary, Guy Hummel, Vice-President. Members of Student Senate, representing the en- tire student body, Work to provide the students with an active and wholesome social life. They are con- cerned with all things pertaining to student welfare and are constantly Working to initiate programs for the improvement of the college. Student Senate publishes the Freshman Handbook each fall, sponsors a number of dances in addition to special weekends such as Homecoming and May Day, brings movies to the campus, and this year has initi- ated a Student Recruitment Program where Heidel- berg students return to their high schools to meet with prospective students here. Row 1: S. Tuveson, C. Shanower, G. Hausser, B. Thompson, S. Fritchley, S. Rath. Row 2: D. Bishop, A. Grothe, T. Bowdler, D. Malthouse, I. Bailey, T. Pottenger, D. Waters, D. Minus, C. Wells. Student Center Board Row 1: E. Pogue, C. Chamberlain, T. Pottenger, D. Waters, S. Hecky, C. Carlson. Row 2: C. Gould, J. Lewis, H. Bush, C. Price, L. Krehbiel, C. Shanower, S. Rath, C. Lotz, Mr. D. Harkins Absent: Miss C. Morocco, Mr. R. Oleson, Mr. W. Steele. The Student Center Board, under the chairmanship of Lynne Krehbiel, served a two-fold purpose this year. In addition to operating the Castle and its branches, the Board planned and developed a college-wide Student Center Program. This involved planning a program which could be used effectively in the new Student Union. The Board drew up a list of facilities to be incorporated into the new Union. An architect was commissioned to draw preliminary sketches for the new building from these plans. The Board's work this year resulted in great strides toward the planning of the new Union. Counselors Row 1: D. Starkey, R. Watkins, B. Jacob, C. Ehlers, G. Graciansky, D. Porr, A. Grothe, G. Branco. Row 2: B. Youngblood, D. Beer, E. Segerberg, D. Stewart, G. Leedom, G. Hummel, R. Lessick, S. Lane, B. Corwin. Absent: K. Adams, J. Jones. Row 1 : K. Medford, J. Gaiser. Row 2: A. West, G. Finney, S. Ickes, R. Pratt, K. Peterson, G. Hausser, C. Gyde, N. Schulz, J. Gresser, C. Lotz Row 3: P.-Henck, S. Payn, P. Block, S. Fritchley. Absent: P. Schneider, B. Miller, B. Martin. lntersociety Councils Row 1 : R. Lessick, S. Lane. Row 2: Dr. L. Wise, A. Grothe, D. Waters, Mr. .l. Getz. .Af X. Row 1: J. Kelly, S. Kearns, L. Krehbiel, C. Kramer. Row 2: J. Swinehart, B. White, P. Dietter, Miss C. Morrocco, T. Johnson Absent: S. Salter. lnterdorm Council Row 1: J. Gresser, L. Reusser, C. Angell, M. Hoover, S. Moore, C. Shanower, C. Bowen. Row 2: G. Gardner, P. Schneider, S. Fritchley, S. Woodruff, C. Kramer, S. Dreher, B. Engelmann. Miller House Council France House Council Row 1: J. Swinehart, E. Anthony. Row 2: B. Steele, C. Cajka, J. Byerly, B. McIntyre, T. Johnson, J. Houston, M. Hoover, Miss Morocco, S. Moore, J. O'Brien, L. Melling, B. Engelmann, C. Kramer fPres.l, S. McGough. fa L Raw 1: C. Angell, S. Payne, C. Harvey, R. Culp. Row 2: B. Martin, C. Gyde, M. Schriner, P. Schneider fPres.l, Mrs. Burden. Brown House Council Row 1: Miss Flechtner, C. McElfish, B. Miller, S. Fritchley, A. West, D. Robb. Row 2: J. Gaiser, K. Medford, G. Finney, J. Holland, C. Lotz, J.Woodde11, J. Stevens, T. Jamison V , Qu, 9 h Tx I lly W, V , v Williard House Council Row I: N. Bowen, S. Woodruff, B. Belskis, Mrs. Kannel. Row 2: R. Sutton, B. While, S. Kustercr, B. Lautzcnheiser. Founders House Council Cpicture unavailablel C ass Cfficers . . . Senior - Dan Minns, Pres.g Cindy Cajka, V. Pres.g Barb Riedel, Sec.g Ned Shoemaker, Treas frills!!! ! fu , W 552 - ' I n. yn WH- -- , -1- 1, 4' J U niOI' 1 Beth White, V. Pres.g Jim Bailey, Pres.g Linda Powell, Sec.g Sandy Carnicom, Treas. Y .naw Sgphgmgre 1 Linda Street, Treas.g George Branco, V. Pres.g Donna Bradford, Sec.g Not pictured-Doug Brunner, Pres. Under the leadership of this year's freshman and sophomore class officers, the campus enjoyed such events as Winter Weekend sponsored by the freshman class, and the Christmas dance, Crimson Mist, sponsored hy the sophomore class. -.e-.. -'wi F-ar HH 1.1 ii Freshrnen 1 Clarence Bolden, Pres.g Ed Ridenour, V. Pres.g Luane Yeager Sec., Stanton Ching, Treas. V' -- Eg -.fri-v'-T, Advisor - Dr. Muska Editor - Lynn Scheible Aurora Business Staff R. George, B. Brunner, J. Hochstettler, D. Hanson I? 2' . ' -. . nn- 'sv 9' '- --I i -1 ee Editor Lynn Scheible Photographer Sam Brown ij?5T5'?F?!1'f , ,, I 122.5- Editorial Staff R. Breckbill, M. Wolf, J. Byerly, C. Lotz, C. Troknya, E. Heckler Staff General Staff J. Maxon, K. Polkon, M. Carpenter, J. Condry J, Editor: 2nd Semester Jim Unger This year the Kil staff changed its policy to selecting its editor in December instead of in May. The new editor, Jim Unger, took over in Januauy and will continue as editor through December 1968. KI L Staff Editorial Staff va- '17 'B- 47 T. Bowdler, H. Bush, S. Sterrett z- 7 ww' :,mf fL!-W3 bl. . Hr? f . 91' ' re r Editor: Ist Semester r rr 1. A Sharon Tuveson xii ' ', ri' I 1 M General Staff J. Kostyu, J. Hochstetller, J. Spahr, B. Carson, A. r Riedman, N. Lohrey, S. Moore, B. Baker wr ju-,mu l 1 l . M , K , 'Q-qp J MGRPHEUS FALL V167 orpheus Morpheus, the college literary magazine, was established several years ago to encour- age the original writing of essays, poetry and stories in addition to drawings and etchings. Students and faculty both contribute to Morpheus, two editions each year. The editorial staff consists of Barb Ross fleftj, Mr. Roger Ramsey, and Diane Horvat. Randy Maheux fab- sentj is business manager. Executive Staff Row 1: C. Wells, D. Jacobs. Row 2: T. Good, B. Blanchard, J. Youssouf, J. Grubb, J. Crecelius, B. Brunner, T. Bowdler. WHCR S1f Announcers Row I: S. Glucksman, C. Carman, J. Berarducci, C. Sloniker. Row 2: C. Hausser, N. Lohrey, B. Hill, P. Voelm, L. McKee. Row 3: S. Welch, D. Harsh, M. Burchell, R. Vanderbilt, M. Simpson, H. Pack, W. Stager Absent: Mr. Murphy and Mr. Paine, Advisors. Debate M. Riddle, A. Bohl, J. Dysard, D. Shallcross, J. Youssouf Individual Events S. Rudy, A. Malone, S. Paul, T. Good, C. Maurer, J. Dysard Monkey Suiters Row 1: G. Maurer, R. Pytel, B. Barber, A. Bohl. Row 2.' B. Rubenstein, J. Dysard, L. Weidman, L. Hedrick, G. Meier, D. Crawford, C. Oliver, J. Frintner, J. Thurber, C. Haley. Row 3: S. Welch, T. Siller, S. Stitt, M. Riddle. Row 4: D. Hamilton, D. Carter, L. Auner, J. Paul. Wig and Masque Row 1: J. Crecelius, .l. Combs, T. Siller, B. Williams, T. Good. Row 2: S. Welch, G. Maurer, R. Pytel, C. Taylor, B. Barber, M. Riddle, A. Bohl. Row 3: D. Crawford, M. Fahnenbruck, B. Belmonte, C. Angell, D. Hamilton, L. Auner, L. Weidman, G. Meier Roar, 4: J. Dysard, A. Giesecke, B. Engelmann, C. Oliver, J. Frintner, M. Miller, S. Stitt, D. Carter, M yman. Row 5: C. Haley, B. Rubenstein, C. Eshelman, C. Martin, L. Maurer, J. Cohn, S. Berry, N. Staley, J. Thurber, J. Paul, A. Malone. Behind the Scenes . The finished hour and a half to two hour prod- uct enjoyed by audiences certainly shows ef- fort, but few realize the hours and hours of pains- taking labor contributed hy everyone from the guy with a hammer and nail to the leading character. Maybe their names will never be in lights, but they have gained the rewards of friendship, ful- fillment, and fun. -..L , SX ' vw ' I . V 4' h-Q Row Row Row Row Row Row 'i R. Hall, M. Behm, E. Tremayne, S. McGough, M. Laman, R. Pratt. C. Lotz, L. Cole, N. Richter, K. Dryfuse, S. Rath, S. Jebbett, P. Hosic. L. Raish, L. Snyder, C. Harvey, S. McQuown, C. Secrist, S. Hoober, A. Lilly, M. Campbelle. J. Wachtel, T. Everett, L. Rouse, A. Steinmetz, S. Halco, D. Jones, K. Bailey, B. Tollefson. W. Curtiss, C. Holmberg, D. Stephan, E. Ayres, R. Burkett, W. Lahman, C. Eichelberger, W. Gregory, C. Zimmer B. Daggett, D. Harsh, J. Troup, J. Wise, D. Kiewit, B. Gale, J. Rohrbaugh, T. Gazley, B. Brombacher. l . Q 'J' X , .ta 'F ' lb I E , I, gg F, . I i 1 i l I - , 5 i mi 'Ill' l 1 5. lf.: I E It I 5 .4 X , t r . 4 , . : .. 5 t 1 .wtf ill' rt. 1554 1 f '4 H, Row Row Row Row Row Row I 2 3 4 5 6 B. 1 'J .216 o ' 4 xl. , if .L ,V 4? M. Stratford, L. Moore, M. Haag, M. Turner, L. Poppensiek, D. Cullum. S. Meech, S. Johnson, S. Malvin, C. Klaudt, P. Jones, B. Miller, E. Bentzel, H. Schmitt. J. Suntnngclo, M. Sweet, S. Kitchen, S. Berry, C. Lutterbein, J. Ross, L. Yeager, A. Harlemert. Johnston, L. Johnson, R. Sutton, E. Gaupp, B. Schmidt, C. Gephart, B. Baird, C. Rike, S. Allcock, D. Brandyberry. - G. J. Augshurger, G. Bliss, B. l'lZlgZlll., D. Stoffel, D. Doster, J. Metzger, G. Tribble, D. DeVos, M. Moore. x Schultz, G. Iglltflil, C. Irish, ,l. Poag, P. Mutdhler, J. Wallrabenstein, D. Burner, D. Boos. 7 Hu -7-4?-iii - u V 4. .-I H Il h l rl' ll t 'Ml Q., X A 'T ,I KHQ Q, 5? I 1, Q1 W I 'E+ 3' . a f qi 3 'af ' gag! iv fi gf A -ff!!!--14?--INF, X', vig' V 'ii mm r . s 1, ,E 3fQ, 3,bQQi4V?!I!!V ' Q x y , 5 'V , A V . ,L , X-,if ,, Q I .5 .5 , .L Axfllf , 4 lm ,, Ji , N 9 llliiif i l 'is iii T l M, 1 ,I . , . rw X1 1 . I I Y ' 6 A, ll .9 1' I X it lm will Row 1: S. Johnson, L. Poppensiek, D. Cullum, S. Hooher, C. Rike, B. Miller, S. McGaugh. Row 2: J. Wachtel, M. Moore, W. Lahman, E. Ayres, B. Hagan, D. Doster, C. Eichelberger. Piano: M. J. Laman. The Singing Collegians, under the direction of Dr. F. E. Ohl, are known the world over for their excel- lent singing and stage work. The 15 members enter- tain many groups throughout the year with popular and Broadway music. This year,s program was high- lighted by selections from L'Carousel,,' HlVlame, and other Broadway shows. Madrigals is a group of 15 singers from the concert choir who specialize in singing 16th century music. They sing for Triad Musicale and convocation. 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'Hp . ., .V X Ma jorettes 1 Y 1 I I mv QR 1 4:42 514 ' m'f'i:'v. ' I:.A E-W. -Q' 'WT'-ff A f. i. ,,, Orchestra Wind Symphony Stage Band - The Swingstersu Triad . , x J 9 0,9 Row 1: C. Geiser, M. Sweet, S. McGaugh, P. Hosic, B. Miller, M. Laman, N. Richter. Row 2: A. Harlamart, S. Melvin, S. Johnson, A. Shankweiler, B. Baird, S. Jebbett, J. Ross, L. Poppensiek. Row 3: J. Nuss, W. Curtiss, D. Boos, C. Eichelberger, G. Igaga, B. Daggett, R. Burkett, D. DeVos, B. Hill. F Honoraries . . . Kappa Delta Pi EDUCATION Row 1: N. Horn, S. Laux, P. Frantz, S. Hedrick, B. Myers. Row 2: K. Weller, J. Kilper, K. Blackwell. Row 3: A. Harlarnert, E. Heckler, L. Krehbiel, J. Chidester, K. Edge, K. Cowhard, L. Yates, M. Bate, L. Scheible l Delta Phi Alpha GERMAN Row 1: M. Niemann, B. Slater, J. Howland, P. F rantz, H. Schmitt, L. Horvay. Row 2: S. Moore, B. McIntyre, Dr. Horvay, K. Medford, R. Klaudt, E. Reardon, L. Melling, B. Karnahl. J um l Phi Sigma Iota ROMANCE LANGUAGES Row 1: Mr. McBride, M. Wyman, C. Crom, J. O'Brien, L. Melling, D. Horvat, K. Doell, Mr. Stapp. Row 2: Mr. Sacorafos, C. Yeo, N. Horn, S. Hedrick, A. Larsen, J. Grubb. Row Row Row Row Eta Sigma Phi CLASSICS 1 : M. Wolf, L. Reusser, B. Welter. 2: Dr. Kramer, M. Bate, B. Steele, S. Laux, R. Beale, J. Knieriemen. 3: C. Shambarger, C. Haley, E. Reed, C. McDevitt, D. Bishop, B. Martin, P. Schneider, L. Weidman. 4: R. Stanforth, G. Maurer, G. Wilkinson, D. Kapes, D. Fleet, B. Jacob, C. Waller, N. Mamula, R. Meyer, M. Jennings Tri Beta Row 1: M. Kriemelmeyer, C. Hyndman, D. Dodd, S. Carnicom, R. Raitz, J. Lewis, P. Graves, C. Finley, S. Wrigley, S. Beldon. R060 2: D. Porr, R. Ziegler, M. Radigan, C. Pheffer, J. MacSporron, C. Gould, E. Segerberg, T. Villnow, I. Augsberger, C. arlson. Phi Alpha Theta M. Bate, L. Scheihle, B. Klaudt, G. Batey, D. Bishop, L. Yates, E. Heckler, C. Haley, A. Eberhard. Ipha Psi Omega Row 1: A. Bohl, G. Meier, G. Maurer. Row 2: J. Thurber, B. Rubenstein, C. Haley, L. Auner, J. Dysard. Pi Kappa Delta A. Bohl, J. Dysard, M. Riddle l ri 4 ., I I A if c- 7 ym-, P fu- 5 V7 V7 Row 1 : L. Scheible, A. Harlamert, L. Krehbiel, M. Bate, M. Shaw. Row 2: L. Horvay, P. Frantz, S. Hoober, A. Malone, P. Dietter. Senior Laureate As the women's honorary on Heidelherg's campus, Senior Laureate also functions as a service organization. Its primary objective is to build up a scholarship fund which aids a freshman and a sophomore Woman each year. In addition, Senior Laureate sponsors the teas following the Lecture and Concert Series programs and Mother's Weekend. Tower Men Tower Men is the honor society for outstanding senior men who have demonstrated leadership in campus ac- tivities. The purpose of the Tower Men is to encourage them to continue the ideals upon which they were se- lected, and to inspire others to strive for similar attainment. New members are presented at Convo Row 1 : T. Pottenger, J. Rohrbaugh, G. Maurer, C. Carlson, D. Minns, D. Bishop. Row 2: D. Starkey, J. Rupert, D. Stewart, R. Lessick, D. Waters, G. Batey. C l24 Who's Who El ci: mi.. . A. Harlamert, P. Frantz, S. Laux, J. Cunningham, L. Krehbiel, G. Maurer, D. Waters, D. Stewart, R. Lessick, C. Carlson, M. Bate, S. Hoober, A. Malone, L. Sclieible, D. Bishop, A. Wolf The students recognized by this organization are nominated each year from approximately eight hundred colleges and universities. To receive this recognition a student first must he officially recommended by his college or university and, secondly, must be accepted by the organization. In making the selections, campus nominating committees consider the student's scholarship, participation and leadership in academic and extra-curricular ac- tivities, his citizenship and service to the school, and his promise of future usefulness. Washington Semester ' 1 'w A l X 1 V ' t tt 8' U , X X, rw .xl ' x .ge The Washington Semester is open to qualified students who are majoring in political science, history, economics, or sociology. Students study at the American University in Washington D. C. where they take courses in American government and engage in individual research. Students also have the opportunity to participate in the Junior Year Abroad program. Some students choose to go to Heidelberg University in Germany, but others attend universities in France and Spain. I D. Minns M7 gy um rsn X, Jr. Year Abroad Sealed: P. Schmoll, B. Karnahl. Standing: R. Mclntyre, C. Yeo, L. Horvay, E. Reardon. History Club ll Nl' 'I Row 1 : Mr. McClintock, A. Eberhard, M. Turner, M. Riddle, S. Dangel. Row 2: L. Flick, J. Holland, P. Bibler, J. Holdsworth, M. Warner, B. Kincaid, M. Lipson, B. Riedel Row 3: D. Wallace, M. Harto, M. Burchell, S. Kraft, D. Hamilton, L. Thomson. Row 4: R. Murphy, R. Patterson, P. Hartsock, P. Emmons, C. Graciansky, J. Youssouf, D. Beitz, .l Bowen, K. Adams. Young Republicans Row 1 : D. Hanson, T. Zipf, J. Lichty, B. Carson, G. Hutchinson Row 2: S. Kraft, K. Herrold, M. Miller, P. Keeran. Absent: R. Van Mooy. Home Economics cw, .Qu AZ- Row 1: C. Shenk, M. Shaw, M. Hunter, J. Hoek, A. Wolf. Row 2: J. Byerly, S. Kraft. American Chemical Society Row 1 : M. Hoover, L. Realms, H. Willis, D, Kiefer, J. Johnson. Row 2: R. Lessick, H. Wyles, B. Stanforlh, J. Haugh, C. Shambarger, J. Wallrabenstein. French Row 1: Mr. McBride C Pogue, M. Pye. Row 2: J. Wooddell, R. Baran C. Crom, M. Turner, B. Mc Intyre, S. Hedrick, A. Gies ecke, D. Horvat, A. Larsen Burns, N. Horn. Spanish Row 1: Mr. Sacorafos, Mr. LeRiverend, Mr. Stapp. Row 2: J. Grubb, C. Crorn, C. Chandler, J. O'Brien, F. Harrison, M. Fahnenhruck, K. Polkon, A. Larsen, T. Everett. German Row 1: B. VonDerLief, E. Williams, M. Fahnen- hruck, J. Cresser, C. Chandler. Row 2: M. Warner, K. Snyder, D. Kiefer, J. Lukens. Row 3: L. Hoyer, G. Fin- ney, H. Schmitt, I. Keeran, B. Mclntyre, J. Neff, L. Yackee, M. Bancroft, K. Medford H. Willis. 9 I28 Chandler, J. Horne, R. Absent: Miss Cnarra, Mr O.S.E. . Row 1: B. Raclway, C. Tevis, J. Hertlein, D. Hamilton, S. Fritchley, J. Gresser, N. Schulz. Row 2: S. Kraft, K. Herrold, M. Miller, M. Lipson, G. Finney, A. West, L. Yackee. Row 3: J. Graumlich, K. Weller, S. Laux, P. Keeran, S. Moore, J. Robertson, E. Gaupp. Row 4: L. Novosel, S. Lynn, G. Heter, D. Jones, B. Steele, R. Beale, M. Carpenter, C. Lotz. Row 5: M. Warner, J. Byerly, L. Scheible, P. Meredith, J. Erickson, L. Saylor, P. Peck, K. Babuder Row 6: A. George, P. Meyer, C. VanValkenlJurgh, G. Hausser, B. White, C. Beal. O.S.M.E. . Row 1: S. Hoober, R. Hall, E. Bentzel, B. Miller, C. Gephart, P. Hosic, C. Lutterbein, M. Behm, M. Haag, A. Lill . Row 2: All Harlamert, S. Johnson, J. Cunningham, D. Morse, M. Laman, N. Richter, E. Tremayne, S. Meech, R. Thomson L. Rouse, K- Dryfuse, L. Goodman. Row 3: S. McQuown, D. Jones, A. Runyon, C. Geiser, S. McGough, L. Pearson, G. Lamphier, S. Malvin, A. Shankweiler, C. Secrist, S. Jeblaett, L. Johnson, T. Davidson, S. Allock. Row 4: G. Gribble, G. Bliss, W. Curtiss, J. DiPaolia, J. Nuss, W. Lahman, D. DeVos, A. Benjamin, S. Marshall, C. Holmberg. Row 5: Mr. Assenheimer, D. Booz, G. Igaga, C. Eichelberger, B. Daggett, R. Burkett, B. Hill, P. Mutchler, W. Gregory, E. Ayers, C. Irish. SCA - CM Gfficers J. Cunningham S C. Cyde ..... .... . Lynn ............. V. S. Hecky ............. Sec Pres Pres T reas B. Boyer . . . U.CfM. .co-drzlinalor This year the Student Christian Association has concentrated on deputations, vespers, community service, and discussions. Consideration is being given to becoming affiliated with the University Christian Movement. Row 1: S. Lynn, S. Fenton, S. Snyder, C. Angell, P. Peck, B. Boyer, Rev. Hobbs. Row 2: C. Gyde, J. Cunningham, J. Hartwell, C. Shaffer, R. Patterson, K. Babuder, B. Keebler, L. Saylor, L Yackee, C. Finney. Commuters Club Row 1: S. Laux, S. Yager, J. Graumlich, D. Hoyda, N. Weller, B. Sehwenke. Row 2: J. Dysard, K. Weller, K. Propst, P. Park, J. Buchman, J. DuBois. Absent: B. Eberly. Heidelfins is a group of men and women interested in develop- ing and perfecting swimming skills. The year's climax is the presentation of the annual Swim Show. Advisor is Miss Muetzel, Heidelfins The College Com- munity Commuters is a service organization for full-time community women. Its purpose is to improve the status of commuters and to facilitate a good rela- tionship between the college and the com- munity. Faculty advis- or is Dean Helen Rey- nolds. Row 1: G. Galloway, D. Reicherter, D. Falcone, D. Boyer. Row 2: N. Heston, B. Steele, S. Snyder, B. Berger, D. Simstad, P. Chidester, P Keeran. W.R.A. Cabinet ' Lf! YT .1 Row 1 : N. Norris, S. De Pasqua, L. Byers, T. Jamieson, Mrs. Zanger. Row 2: B. Barthelmeh, T. Johnson, K. Wiedle, B. Steele. Absent: A. Dando, N. Opdyke. Association Row 1: D. Stewart, T. Gazley, D. Porr, D. Starkey, D. Hartman, J. Berarducci, T. Muntean, R. Lessick Row 2: E. Hyland, L. Roberts, J. Brinkman, G. Graciansky, T. Zipf, D. Jackson, G. Branco, Mr. Getz. Row 3: J. Poyak, H. Wyles, J. Kostyu, W. Morton, J. Grubb, J. Combs, T. Siller, B. Youngblood. Row 4: J. Troup, D. Hanson, C. Ehlers, D. Giunta, D. Stiebeling, J. Rowland, J. Ahern, D. Waters. Cheerleaders 1 lug gif' X. 'f I ml., .ulllf-'fr A n Bill Marr, Mary Linder, Amy Ritzhaupt, Jane Finzer, Gay Calleher, Beth White, Paul Sanderson. He drew a circle that shut me out- Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. But Love and I had to wit to win: We drew a circle that took him in. -Edwin Markham 15. K' f x , l. SQCIETIE l, 915 P Marg Wolf if , , ' wg- .v'r l-'--f'D'ffL'. - A '1 - . 774: J -1 V M, Vilrr.. .U -'. ,. ., 5: ll n.,.- ,,,, A. LS . ' Row 1: Tom Bowdler, Ted Lehmann, Ken Adams, Jeff Keeran, Rus Imlay. ' f ,Eg . ,.:7i.'.e3f'6fI Row 2: Peter Manon, Robert H. Meyer, Greg Beach, John Mathey, Robert Bartels, Mike Rush, Seungpil Yu. Ipha Phi Tau ,J .J ' , I I un' - -In-.-'. 3 1 . ,G 'fl H 'T fb?-.f 'f.,i.c.ee..-. 4.1 -.asf . , Sm f'-1..,- - . - ..- v , - Row 1: A. J. Bohl, John MacEachen, Don Waters, Gill Williams, Chuck Pheiffer. Row 2: Jeffrey S. Hayes, Mark Riddle, Tom Griffith, Ted Hiser, Valerio Hernandez, Eric Johnson, Tom Villnow. The Alpha Phi Tau lVIen's Society, although the smallest of societies on campus, is big in enthusiasm and brotherhood. Members participate in all facets of campus activity from Tower Men to Student Senate to Publications and Radio. The Ap's motto, 'cLabor Omnia Vincitn, Labor Conquers All Things, provides the frame- work for social activities and academic achievement to flourish. Red, Wllite and Black, the society's colors, are displayed on sweatshirts, jackets and our castle plaque to show the campus we are proud of our accomplishments and tl1e tradition of Aptonalton. I37 Row 1: Leslie McFarland, Sue Wrigley, Ann West, Susan Snyder, ,lane MacDonald, Sally Kusterer, Beth Barthelmeh, Judy Caiser. Row 2: Barb Boss, Ann George, ,loan Gerstenberger, Sandy Neff, Nancy Opdyke, Pam Zampano, Chris Finley, Nonie Bowen, Kathy Cooper, Alice Steffey. Row 3: ,lo Tyzenhouse, Linda Horvay, Kathy Medford, Donna Mytelka, Kris Peterson, Sue Friend, Betsy Webster, Carla Ware Nancy Cheswell, Peggy Newberry, Elaine Reed, Becky Ingram, ,lunellen F raser, Pat Frantz. Delta Sigma Chi Row 1: Maria Barbato, Joyce Howland, Helen Bush, Joyce Ferguson, Susan Payn, Jane Kefauver, Sue Woodruff. Row 2: Penny Graves, Jo Carlisle, Debby Webster, Sally Moore, Carol Shanower, Barb Lemley, Lucia Pearson, Linda Byers, Missy Harto. Row, 3: Connie Hummel, Cheryl Kramer, Jane Hartfelder, Cindy Cajka, Bonnie Thompson, Leatha Spangenberg, Dottie Klemm, Jan Hoek, Lynne Krehbiel, Diane Shayler, Priscilla Henck, Alexis Malone. For six years now, the Delts have been forming new friendships and building their society. The motto, uDia- noias Stephanos Chryseos, means 'The Crown of Wisdom is Colden. The White chrysanthemum, symbolizing puri- ty, is the society flower. In the fall, the Delts began the year with a picnic. The Homecoming Tea, the Dessert Party, Intersociety Sing, a breakfast for Mothers' Weekend, a slumber party, and a Christmas party rounded'out the first semester. Second semester included an Open House, pledging, a spring dance, the Spring Banquet, and the final event of the year, the Sing-Out Banquet. Throughout the year, members of the society undertook service projects to bene- fit both the school and the community. United in sisterhood, the Delts anticipate future opportunities for expand- ing, working with other societies, and participating in organizations on campus. I I ' v 4 -QS'U'ig'0 gi L51 gil 5' +i,E.S3, 9 ' Row 1: Gerry Oates, Roger Low, Dick Giunta, John Lefever, Dave Elmo, Gerry Kurtz. Row 2: Rodney Richardson, Jack Ahern, Dan Deramo, Jim Terifaj, Ira Turpin, Chuck Trua, Lem Roberts. Row 3: Chuck Fishley, Conrad Slominski, George Branco, Gary Wilkinson, Ed Jenkins, Drew Stiebeling, Dick Stewart, Terry Harmon. Row 4: Frank Yanok, Dan Miller, Dave Kapes, George Graciansky, Bill Kolozsi, Rick Dangelo, Rick Breckbill. Row 5: Eric Segerberg, Jim MacSporron, Tom Jacobson, Don Deitemyer, Paul Brown, Don Fleet, Ron Watkins, John Crecelius, Mark Mathes. Excelsior Lg gil-5' ,-iff, 'K 4,-x r.c,,, 4150, ' . 'i-515 'ig-510 Row 1: Jerry Ruehle, John Baumgartener, Joe Garforth, Torn Patton, Alex Pagnotta, Jim Hempel, Ron Lessick, Dave Starkey. Row 2: Ted Muntean, Stan Parrish, Jim Berarducci, Stu Shoaff, Paul Wolf, John Rupert, Dave Wilson. Row 3: Daryl Porr, Chuck Ehlers, John Tomaszewski, Gary Zoldesy, Jim Unger, Walt Swartz, Tony Monachino. Row 4: Jim DiPaolia, George Raica, Tom Wise, Jerry Berton, John Marston, Bill Schrader, Don Boos, Nick Mamula. Row 5: Al Anderson, Dave Hartman, Ed Sogan, Dick Halsey, Chuck Zahn, Dick Malthouse, Dale Weaver, Bruce Sheldon, Tom Krammes. Established in 1851, Excelsior, founded upon unity, pride, and fellowship, has been and will continue to be a domi- nant part of the lives of its mernbers. The distinguishing colors of red and green will mark its existence on Heidel- bergis campus ad infinitum. Excelsior's mottoes, Let there be light, and ulfver Upwardf, exemplifies a man's desire not only to become an educated and knowledgeable person, but to be happy with life's joys and successful against its trials. Excelsior teaches the basis of pride and loyalty. It directs character development by Ex's learning to accept criticism and rendering mature judgment. Row 1: Jane Maxon, Patsy Block, Jill Byerly, Helen Schmitt, Jean Robertson. Row 2: Gwen Hausser, Sue McGough, Jean Houston, Cindy Gephart, Marcia Widder, Jane Chidester. Row 3: Cindy Price, Beth Rubenstein, Kathy Wiedle, Judy Manago, Diane Cullum, Barb Steele. Row 4: Sandy Dangel, Diane Morse, Glenda Heter, Teri Johnson, Jane DeWald, Laurena Hoover, Carol Bingham, Leslie Melling Euglossian JH , I r E 4 U ! Zn i 3 ' 31.1 K grit: 451 sv-Y . -qty A 3.3 Row 1: Brenda Miller, Marcine Behm, Penny Dietter, Bobbie Beale, Marsha Bate. Rxow 2: Kay Emmerick, Barb Boyd, Marge Hokanson, Judy Kilper, Donna Dodd. Row 3: Chris Lotz, Cathy Goetz, Sue Jebbett, Pat Hosic, Sally Halco, Mary Jane Kriemelmeyer. R051 li: Mary Jane Laman, Judy Beck, Nancy Norris, Miriam Shaw, Carol Tevis, Kay Babuder, Linda Saylor, Marcia Sweet, Kathy o on. When you see violets, purple and white banners, and camel blazers, chances are there are a few Eugs near by. These things, our pins, silver rings, lovaliers, and white roses are symbols of our loyalty to the Euglossian Society. Our motto, Astra, Castra, Numen, Lumenf' ,or 'The stars are our camping ground, divinity our light, inspires us all to be all that we are capable of being. We find ourselves busy with many activities throughout the year. In all these we strive to create unity Within our society, fellowship with others, and to be better campus citizens. Row 1 : Roger Frei, Roger Nehls, Charles Irish, Jim Wachtel, Ripple Jones. Row 2: Bill Zaugg, Jeff Horne, Jim Wise, Bob Daggett, Dan Hanson, Gary Maurer, Lou Dorsch. Row 3: Stan Flower, Dennis Fulton, Joe Hochstettler, Steven Miller, Tom Leutner, Joseph Costanzo Chip Wells III. Row 4: Joel Kostyu, Roger Leaf, John Rohrbaugh, Robert Brunner. u Sigma Alpha P i n ' '-fe 7 1- r -.-.1 -. , ., . '- .-. Maia.-iafa-' 'V,5'f ' W ' --...A . . ' ' . Q.: .- ,' V 1 . N - .- -va. .,,. 1, - If -1 .- Q I., , I v . . . 'D ,-. - L 1 - 'ma Tvrf- 'S .Jr P' ..-iz'-' r t a .. . . N ' V i - J .1 'SJ A . - . tt 1 , ' 1 .- ,' 'J Q :,? w? gl, I A X ,Q -lr A ' , 4' 0- i .Q if , - . , ' 1' -7 ,G J'- v.u.Q':'afw-'fw-K s- - G' .' A fi- ,, ' t - .1 A t .g - -+A , ,NJA 'V . .ggtsxgw -w,4 .. HY- .V Y 5 1 ,vis -px, V. p . 'l....,., swf!! iff .-4LQtff4Q JiJ4 lf- lr . ' lg V A , .- . -- , -S3 1' ' hx gt ,I 1'-1 . A , , . ,L , 4, ',,-,....gm , , , ,. , J, , I , . p V 'A . ,,, , i .M saw-N T. 'F ff - A . . -- ,. A -. -- -2-+a-a..wfg-sane, saint Row 1: James Metzger, Steve Gray, Dick Boyer, Hugh Wyles, Jim Poyak, Gayle King, Gary Deulinger, James Bailey. Row 2: William Boice, Bill Struchen, James Schoenholz, Dan Weaver, Dan Minns, Dale Bishop, Mike Beck, Terry Good, John Yelavich, William Tuchrello. Row 3: Bruch Brombacher, Rich Laird, Theodore W. Day, Michael S. Pope, Charles Eichelberger, Jeff Glasgow, Ron George, Nicholas Baab, Ned Shoemaker, Greg Gillespie, Wallace Blanchard, Joseph Grubb, Russell Damschroder, Richard Beerf The Heicls list as their objectives, the pursuit of literary accomplishments, encouraging high scholastic achieve- ment, promoting athletic participation and sportsmanship, and promoting fraternal friendship and social activities. The men of Purple and Gray are well represented in a wide variety of campus activities. Highlights of the year for Nu Sigma Alpha include both an open house and a Thanksgiving dance for the entire campus. Other so- ciety functions include extended pledging, participation in the Annual Inter-Society Sing and a serenade for women students at year's end. One of the most popular activities is the annual Christmas party for Tiffin's needy children. Just as the college community is constantly changing, the true purpose of the society on campus is always chang- mg. l45 , I. ,,, fy 1, ' , IJ-nw, 415, 1, f ' 'Ni X v-if 7z..,. -GJ 1' 'Wi Row 1: Lynn Scheible, Linda Hedrick, Colleen McDevitt, Barb Sandall, Anne Dando, Vivian Lynch, JoAnn Georglton Judy King Row 2: Kathy Anderson, Sandy Carnicom, Linda Cruikshank, Lorraine Barbara, Amy Ritzhaupt Mary Linder Gail Gardner Edie Anthony, .lean Rebszenko, Ina Wilhelm. Row 3: Sue Fritchle , Rosalie Hall, Sue Rath, Ruth Pratt, Sherrie Ickes, Karen Johnson, Becky McIntyre Betsy Welter Ann Henry Gayle Johnston, J ad, Boehm, Liz Johnson, Mary Ann Hoover. Phllalethean s 'n 'ii I ' T'-N 'AW 54311-52 .4 c ,Q A . if? w CJ.-1f,.,f, ....-f' A' . fn' lbjgqjizn Bank iff. I . if . ,xx qt' . gf' , , . . X f ,...rx--.V -,L Q,-Q ,, ' I 3-34 H E f 1.14, ,S ETP l 4 .IJ 9 , t . 11 ' .n ' ff,c2Q- ' -r K b g '15 . 1 -1,,lu,!h, '. -as-Q , - Il. .kj -A j A, I! '. . 4 - - H l l . l -. -.-' ' . , Q 'V I 'I-T i L V -T1 ,d Q lv - -.. 1, l . 5 ig. F7-14, -4 -x A V, . r -P ts- 4 A u ggi V, J Sr HN Y X I 1. F-4 1 E n g S 5 '. S As 29' , , ,L .i - t if-P -- , 'J A ' - -,Sli ff' .. r Row 1: Marian Turner, Linda Street, Becky Baker, Ginger Suggs, Beth Myers, Ginny Finney. Row 2: Linda Hughes, Nancy Richter, Jane Finzer, Barb Lautzenheiser, Anne Campbell, Angie Wolf, Ruth Sutton, Judy Crane. Row 3: Linda Powell, Beth White, Sharolyn Malvin, Nancy Schulz, Sue Plummer, Joann Poulos, Joanne Gresser, Leslie Poppensiek, Kathy Edge, Sue J ones. Stemming from a long line of tradition beginning in November, 1913, the Philalethean Society is continually meeting the challenges of the community and campus activities by remembering their motto, Do Ye Bestef' By living up to this motto, the Phis have built a true sisterhood. The name, Philalethean, stands for Lovers of Truth. Recognizing a Phi on campus is easy because of their white blazers, green and gold insignia, and onyx rings with the Phi symbol. Whether it be at the Homecoming Tea, the Phi Phair, Open House, Serenade, Christmas Party for underprivi- leged children, or Spring Banquet, the Phi smile is always present. The Philalethean activities are not limited to the society alone. Participation in the Intersociety Sing, Intersociety Tea, pledging program, and the Women's floats for Homecoming show a concern for the strengthening of society relationships and the traditions of Heidel- berg College. 'fv- .a-J' 'J' land-aff I ,l9'.w.. - . -.-- ,,, 145' l 1 l- , 'ra 'vi l'--Jw - ' V ' 'ie 'vp 4 g ,.'v-f'.e:-Et' iii? H Row 1: William'Hyatt, Gerald Leedorn, Paul Sanderson. Row 2: Walt Chidester, Tim Everett, Randy Martin, Rich Ziegler, Bob Thompson, Roy King, Mike Archer, Greg Hutchinson, Peter Wells. Row 3: Bill Corwin, Rich Newyear, Ron Burkett, Rod Safford, Bob Youngblood, John Hoffmeier, Dennie Johnson, Steven Perry, Peter Bone. Sigma Tau u i . .511 I0 no - ' 4' C? ,9 H 'FJ-'f.i ' 1 e..4 laura ,v.. 'Wi 7 't . ' ' - ' it-if's.1.5'L3'.'g'.'f'. Q,1.'. J ' ' ' fb' Y , , . ,. ' ,W ' . ,. i., Row 1: Scott Greenwood, Jeff Millman, Jerry Combs, Paul Cook, Ted Siller, Stephen Sterrett. Row 2: Clark Hegnauer, John Evans, Tom Mason, Curt Carlson, Dudley Stephan, Randy Maheux, Phil Moehle, Sid Lane, John Jones. Founded in 19449, the hlue and gold represent the youngest of Heidelhergis societies. Since then Sigma Tau Nu has tried to attain a uniqueness of its own, a quality of individuality which distinguishes one person from another. By offering the opportunity for individual as Well as group participation, the Sigs strive to direct each toward his place in society. Among the activities highlighting the Sig calendar are the Homecoming float, the Sig Sweetheart dance, community projects, intramural sports, pledging, intersociety sing, the Spring Serenade and the Spring Banquet. By Working together for the achievement of mutual goals, the men of Sigma Tau Nu have created a Fraternal fellowship and spirit which gives the Sigs a cohesive oneness. This is how the Sigs maintain their motto Nulli Secundusu, 6'Seconcl to Nonen. 1. I 1 ,f-ow -1 ,hifi x -L 5-Lf' ,, , ,Ni E' QM QQ i KT' ?',9'f -w i : 9-C .'CQ L , .-. 1 .L .J rf 4 f -' , . ': The important thing 15 not Winning but taking part. The essential thing in life is not conquering, but fighting well. H -Olympic Games, 1948. SPO RTS Rick Breckbill Football W1 2. Row 1: T. Harmon, D. Stewart, D. Starkey, J. Baumgartner, S. Parrish, I. Turpin, J. Rupert, C. True, R. Lessick, J. Lefever Row 2: B.'Schrader, D. Stansbery, J. Tomaszewski, D. Stiebeling, J. Berton, D. Porr, E. Sogan, D. Hartman, C. Ehlers, D. Cuinta R. Dangelo, T. Monachino, J. Brinkman, T. Gazley, L. Barnhouse, T. Krammes, T. Hunter. Row 3: W. Stephens, D. Kapes, C. Slominski, J. Rowland, P. Liske, P. Moehle, B. Bishop, D. Lavelle, P. Bronson, R. Dariano G. Branco, C. Fishley, D. Conrad, J. Crecelius, B. Roland, D. Halsey, G. Newman, D. Kosinski. J. Glasgow, P. Wolf, T. Muntean, J. Berarducci, D. Elmo, D. Guinta, S. Shoaff, J. Ruehle. This year the football team had its best season since Coach Joe Malmisur took over the helm. It was marked by many exciting moments: the last second field goal which beat Grove City, the fourth quarter touchdown against Capital, and even the last second loss to Marietta. It was also marked by a spectacular Chuck Ehlers run, a key John Rupert interception, and a clutch Darrel Porr catch. The 1967 season saw personal honors going to Chuck Ehlers who was elected to the first string All-Ohio Con- ference team, John Lefever and Stu Shoaff who were elected to the second string, and Ron Lessick and John Lefever who were our co-captains. Stu Shoaff was the team's most valuable player. 'Li'--1 ? L - 53.1 ' X Y -yi 5 T: :ova , Jigs- ' -A jr , - 'j .4 . JTQ.- . . , . p 1 :Zi -H-:,.j,!w.5,g-1,5 .-ex 'Q A 3 . 'iv - 1 -5 ' , ' 4 '-9 ,s L I. . U4 Tit Q- -.- - , .f . 4:.f', A - ' g -. ' - .f .f -' 5 K M 5,1 . - -. 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Although the soccer team finished its first varsity season with a 2-5-1 record, its future is far from dis- couraging. Only two seniors are graduating, leaving 17 letterrnen, all veterans of a tough O.C.S.A. sea- son. Out of the nine games scheduled, only two, Ohio Wesleyan and Wittenberg, showed the Princes on the low end of the scoring tally, but plagued by bad abrakesn and inexperience, 4 out of 5 losses were by 1 or 2 goal margins. The Princes finally played up to potential mid-way through the season when they peppered the Mount Union goal and glided to a 7-2 victory. Wing Brian J ones and player coach Roger Leaf were tied for season high scorers with six goals apiece. N-'DI . gn? a any-. Q1 1.,',d-. iesp'r:.C,'- .-iii-.'z.-qc. .Q-,M 'A - 1 Q ,..+ 7 4. - , . , . , -. H YL.. .M.-,,.,q,! 2.6M A ..,,, . 1 4. , , , . VA , xt 5 , .h .I I K, H . 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Row 2: Coach Norman, Al Grothe, Tom Pooley, Mike Kurrent, Tom Pottenger, Ted Cashen, Chuck McLaurin, Paul Brown, Dou Picciuto, Assistant Coach Kahle. Left to right: Don Keller, Bob Boebel, Dave Louk, Roy Kaltschrnidt, Gene Konczel, Joe Koran, George Raica. - W? -1-v K I . E - J .29 5 QXEEZ V ,1 P. K- ,H.- 1 , . A , . .of ---any-...w, ' fr: J A, ,vm ,4 ,, ,,Mo.,-,--A-- ' ' D' J 1? ,. . . L- u- ln .- V' v- - , ' L 9- . . -.' 5'-r,- '.f: ' A ' 1 ': , Left to right: Dan Hanson, John Doust, Larry Bresler, George Branco, Dan Jones, Bob Craby, Coach Riesen, Tom Gazley, Jim Berarducci, Craig Grether, Bob Youngblood, John Antonelli, Lou Masi, Dave Jackson. Wrestling mst' in-wing.. f 'sq iq. it 5.2 J A an . ,ft yr --5 L-, JW ,, .,'.. 4 ,.:.-5 , , in ' 'M , ,. ' if ,L if '01 Z I s AQ., x. . b M M s , . . Baseball Is Best Baseball was the winningest sport at the 'Berg this year. Having its best season in recent years, the team finished second in the Ohio Conference with a 12-4 record, and were 16-4 overall. The 'Berg led the conference in team batting with a .282 average, team runs with 119, team home runs with 22 faverage 1.1 per gamej, and team RBI s with 98. Barry Graham set an OC record for the wins Q9-2 overallj, most strikeouts f93j, and most innings pitched Q 791. He also led the league in 2-hit games with 3. Steve Reese led the 'Berg in batting with a .348 mark, and the conference in doubles with 9. Six other dia- mondmen finished the season with above .300 averages: Frank Yanok, Jerry Oates, Dick Stewart, Dave Hunter, Wayne Stevens, and Barry Graham. First Row: Jerry -Oates, Wayne Stephens, Deryl Poor, Drew Stiebeling, Joe Mihalek, Bill Gillette. Seaondhlgnw: Assistant Coach Jocko, Dick Guinta, Dave Hunter, Barry Graham, Steve Reese, Corky Huffman, Dick Stewart, Head oac etz. Third Row: Carroll Cooley, Dick Durst, Al Grothe, Keith Wilhelm, John Hill, Frank Yanok. L ,lui- X ef 1 uf QB 3 .., ,s V. . 19' C sv x L-J V Y i 1 I X 55' , , v N I A .fa !,,?.'tgJ x 1. W-nf eigjf ,f - Q - t r. 1' K -1 t.- 0 '-ST: -- f - t .. 5' X. N. 'I L, :Q ,sgwiqa X g f . !5 : -, - . g.. 'H N 1 'ir ' . -2563 fx'-v1'4',.-,-. ,.4 ' ' 1 e 0 et- K t was-W Y 2 QS, - Sw, ' 'f .,.-1.4, - -.. ,., , n , AJP ' 1 '. 1 ' - W 1 . ' . -nxmgfi-f ,Ms m , - - . fb-f.bu.,1:'...J?xg'. ' o ., W , ' ' ,t - avr--f' N . t f 1 . SL fn' ff ':.'-F,'f' fu 1. 4, V, Q - . '- E v 1 ' rg ii, ,- .Mr . ' .35 ,N if IA. ..,,,,',,f.Z'-rt:-se l-..' ,- f ' 7 K Bottom Row: Jerry Oates, Wayne Stephens, Barry Graham. Top Row: Dave Hunter, Rick Stewart, Frank Yanok, Steve Reese. 3 u b The .300 Club is composed of team members who 0 have .300 or above batting averages. -32121-'elfis Ag , :Ja-Bile!-S L... A -Q it H , b i . LL, . o-1 ., ..-. , ,V v .fu wif' ' Y --ynhaw Q1 ggi if-il Xu 1 r ' I , - i ' Yi 1'-fl fi .fa I Ag lymj , , . '- f'ifQ,a1?l 1- f 4f:',i-PM If ' '1:LQ'i, .I 1 ' ' Jia? I Dmitri M. ' r ,-.-,..,.. 4, . . ..-. ck . f -' 1' ' , X , ,lf 1. , ,VM ft. .5 ' ' R71-.,L -iff- QQ -r . 'Pi 'VGritty?2 'S.'!!'4,:U'f.: '1-QQ ' i'Ll,.4, HAWK' A1,'m v,'l '11'7 175 I1 wJ. .'--- 'ri .Iggy -, '-Q C 'QQ ,sit H4 -I r Ziff :if 1 'f f' 'R+' .ru 3-.f,1z',nf'fge gpg.. Q.. -e ,A xv. ' '..- , 1' 1 H' 'V fi .6?2jl.f+' ,nf gr:-X. - A.. x Viiix- hi X .K A' -v ',,?.1:lf. U' , vi fu .gn-.rim 'fu 'V ' . J '75, r' IQ 5 ' 'Z ,jd 91- 'rw S .. ,V l 4. ,.r. , 5 - Q- 4 IU :Uv .,...e.,.' s - X -'S I ?' ke..- X i-- or A .Ig - V 4. ' Q - L 'Y-H'-sfo. tt' Heidelberg .... .... 1 Oberlin . . . Heidelberg .... .... 6 Oberlin . . . Heidelberg .... .... 6 at Akron . . . Heidelberg .... .... 4 Wittenberg . . Heidelberg .... .... 2 Wittenberg .. Heidelberg .... . . .10 Heidelberg .... .... 4 Heidelberg .... .... 0 Heidelberg .... .... 2 Heidelberg .... .... 2 Heidelberg .... . . . 14 Heidelberg .... . . . 11 Heidelberg . . . . . .7 Heidelberg .... .... 7 Heidelberg .... .... 1 Heidelberg .... . . .11 Heidelberg .... .... 8 Heidelbreg .... .... 7 Heidelberg .... .... 8 Heidelberg .... .... 9 Ohio Wesleyan at Otterbein . at Otterbein . at Wooster .. Capital .... Capital ..... at Mount Union at Bluffton . . at Kenyon .... at Kenyon . . . Ashland ..... Baldwin-Wallace Baldwin-Wallace Ohio Northern at Ohio Wesleyan FO1f61t Foifeit . r V4 1.4 if-A Golf I i .V. .,, u r X Jim Wolcott, Chris Gayle, Spike Morton, Coach Turney, Don Joss, Mike Pope, Bob Williams. if 1 ii ' X Heidelberg. .915 at Ohio Wesleyan ..... 16y2 Heidelberg. 14Mg Ashland . . .QM Heidelberg. .8 at Kenyon 18 Heidelberg. 17M3 Bluffton .. .ZW Heidelberg ..... 6 at Wittenberg ........ 20 Heidelberg. .6 at Kenyon . 20 Heidelberg. 14 Otterbein . 12 Heidelberg. 10 Oberlin fat Woosterl . . 16 Heidelberg. 13 at Wooster 13 Heidelberg ..... 415 Baldwin-Wallace ..... 2116 Heidelberg .... 1415 Findlay ............. 'iw Heidelberg ..... 2 Wittenberg 24 Heidelberg ..... 135 at Akron . . . 24M3 Heidelberg ..... 2 Muskingum 24 Heidelberg .... 11 At Capital 15 Heidelberg .... 1315 Hiram .............. 12V2 Overall Record Won 5 Lost 10 Tie 1 Conference Won 2 Lost 10 Tie 1 Tennis Ai4 R , Q V-A t f 1 . J., .,,, VY- r. Ep. -3i,:l:,':tNA,, '-- , Bottom Row: Bob Nagy, Coach Jay Blum, J im Troup. Top Row: Tom Pottenger, Jeff Home, Dick Gerber, Chuck Irish. Last season the tennis team finished with an overall record of 7-4, and a conference record of 4-4. Chuck Irish and Jeff Horne chalked up the best record in doubles, 9-1. Bob Nagy finished 9-2 in singles competition. Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Heidelberg Overall record Conference at Hiram . . . . .. Akron .... . Bluffton atOtterbein....... . . . . . . . .4 at Baldwin-Wallace . Lorain County Community College Capital Denison Baldwin-Wallace .. Wooster Otterbein at Ohio Northern Won 7 Lost 4 Won 4 Lost 4 RAIN ....2 ...5 ....3 ....3 ....9 ...5 ...5 ....1 ...2 ! ...F-.H-:.o I L 1 , ia 30- i L I M., 4. .V X s W. a -ae ' . ,U QI u' -,.-1.3: -1- Liv.: w f -A-9,1 - il has-its su- ' T Q Q' ' g ',.-' V., ' L .u '1 .. '- -'li'-1. 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Roger 152 Davidson, Teresa 129 Davies, Daniel Davison, Kenneth 52, 58 Day, Theodore 145 Deinzer, George 48 Dcitemyer, Donald 140 DelTurco, Janet Denlinger, Gary 145 Dcliasqua, Sharon 132 Derarno, Daniel 67, 140 Destino, Anthony Deus, Thomas DeVos, Douglas 111, 113, 117, 129 DeWald, Jane 142 DeWald, Orphia Dietter, Penelope 67, 95, 122, 143 DiPaola, James 129, 141 Dodd, Donna 120, 143 Doell, Karen 67, 119 Dorseh, Louis 144 Doster, David 111, 113 Doust, John 168 Dreher, Suzanne Dreitzler, Richard Druckemiller, Charles Drugan, Cornelius 68 Dryfuse, Elizabeth Dryfuse, Karen 110, 129 Dubois, Joann 131 Durst, Dick 171 Dysard, Judith 68, 106, 107, 121, 131 E Eagon, Richard Eakin, Carolyn Easterday, Michael Eberhard, Ann 120, 126 Eberhardt, Ronnie Eberly, Rebecca 131 Edge, Kathy 68, 118, 147 Edwards, Grace 68 Edwards, Robert Edwards, William Egner, Ruthann Ehlers, Charles 94, 132, 141, 152 Eichelberger, Charles 110, 113, 117, 129, 145 Eisengrein, Perry Elmo, David 68, 140, 152 Emmerich, Kay 143 Emmons, Peter 126 Endle, Barbara 68 Englernann, Rebecca 107, 96 Eppley, Deborah Erickson, Janice 129 Eshelman, Catherine 107 Evans, John 149 Evans, Robert Everett, Timothy 110, 128, 148 Evonitz, Doreen Ewing, Kenneth F Fahnenruck, Merri 107, 128 Falcone, Richard 131 Farnsworth, Steven 162 Fausey, Jane 52 Feldman, Mark Felty, Orville 69 Fensterer, Stephen Fenton, Shirley 69, 130 Ferguson, Barbara Ferguson, Joyce 139 Ferreira, Joseph Ferrenberg, Jean 69 Ferrenberg, Viola Ferris, Gail Finley, Christine 69, 120, 138 Finnerty, William Finney, Virginia 94, 128, 129, 130, 147, 97 Finzer, Jane 133, 147 Fischer, Michael 162 Fishley, Charles 140, 152 Fitch, Geoffrey Fletchner, Neva 48, 97 Fleet, Frances Fleet, William 119, 140 Flick, Linda 126 Flocken, Susan 69 Flower, A. Stanley 144 Flynn, Jodie Focht, Victor Forlano, Gerald Fox, Merle 49 Fox, Phillip France, Freda Frank, Pam 21 Frantz, Patricia 69, 118, 122, 124, 138 Franser, Junellen 138 Freeman, Nancy Frei, Roger 144 Frey, Lee Frie, Roger 144 Friend, Susan 138 Frintner, Janeie 107 Frisch, Leslie Fritehley, Suzanne 92, 94, 129, 146, 97 Fulton, Dennis 144 G Gaiser, Judith 94, 138, 97 Gale, William 110 Galleher, Gay 69, 133 Galloway, Gregory 131, 160 Gammcl, James Gantt, John 52 Gardner, Charles Gardner, Richard Gardner, Gail 146 Gardner, Richard Garel, Robert Garfort, Joseph 69, 141 Garman, Glenn 105 Gravey, Janet Gatz, Edward Gaupp, Elaine 69, 111, 113, 129 Gayheart. 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Scott 149 Gregory, Harold 110, 129 Gribble, Robert 129 Gresser, Joanne 94, 128, 129, 147 Grether, Craig 70, 168 Griffith, Thomas 137 Griffith, Warren Griffiths, Thomas Groce, John 53 Grothe, Allen 92, 94, 95, 162, 171 Grubb, Joseph 70, 105, 119, 128, 132,145 Grube, Wallace Grudcn, James 53 Grun1mel, Ann Gyde, Catherine 94, 130, 97 H Haag, Mary 111, 129 Hadley, Diane Hadley, Uriel Hagan, Robert 111, 113 Haleo, Sally 110, 143 Hale, David Halen, Randall Horn, Nancy 71, 118, 119 Haley, Christine 107, 119, 120, 121 Haliburton, Donald 53 Hall, Judith Hall, M. Rosalie 110, 113, 129, 146 Hall, Ruth Halsey, Richard 141, 152 Hamil, Thomas 54 Hamilton, Deborah 107, 126, 129 Hannapel, Michael Hannon, Beverly Hanson, Daniel 100, 126, 132, 144,168 Harlamert, Anita 70, 111, 117, 118, 122, 124, 129 Harmon, Terry 140, 152 Hamer, Philip 54 Harrison, Frances 128 Harsh, David 105, 110 Hartfelder, Jane 139 Hartley, Bonita Hartman, David 132, 141, 152 Hartman, Mark Harto, Martha 126, 139 Hartscok, Peter 126 Hartwell, Jo 130 Harvey, Carol 110, 97 Haskell, George Hatheway, Martha Hatoor, M. Dean 54 Haugh, James 127 Hausser, Gwen 92, 94, 105, 129, 142 Hawk, James Hawthorne, Ronald Hayden, Richard Hayes, Jeffrey 137 Hayes, Kathleen Hayward, Robert Hazlett, David Hazlett, Robert Heaver, Jefferson Heck, William Heckler, Edward 70, 101, 118, 120 Hecky, Steven 93, 130 Hedrick, Linda 31, 107, 146 Hedrick, Susan , 70, 118, 119, 128 Hegnauer, Clark 70, 149 Helminiak, Randall Hememway, Margery Hempel, James 70, 141 Henck, Priscilla 94, 115, 139 Henderson, Judith 70 Henel, Robert Henry, Annie 146 Herdic, Peter 160 Hernandez, Valerio 70, 137 Herrold, Karol 126, 129 Hertlein, Joanne 129 Heston, Nancy 131 Heter, Glenda 129, 142 Hicks, Sandra 70 Higgins, Monica Hill, Bruce 70, 105, 117, 129 Hill, Earl Hill, John 162, 171 Hill, Kenneth Hillmer, Max 54 Hindulak, Norman Hintz, Howard 54 Hiser, Theodore 137 Hixon, Frank Hobbs, William 46, 57, 130 Hochstettler, Joseph 71, 100, 103,144 Hodak, David Hoek, Janice 127, 139 Hoernemann, Jack Hoff, Gordon 71 Hoffman, Oscar 54 Hoffmeier, John 71, 148 Hokanson, Margaret 143 Holcomb, Robert Holdsworth, Judith 126 Holland, Jan '126, 97 Holloway, Richard Holmberg, Carl 110, 113, 129 Hoober, Sally Ann 71, 110, 113, Hoover, Laurena 142 Hoover, Mary Ann 127, 146, 96 Hope, Benjamin 46 Hopkins, Cynthia Horn, Nancy 71, 118, 119 Horne, K. Jeffrey 128, 144, 176 Horvat, Diane 104, 119, 128 Horvay, Frank 54, 118 Horvay, Linda 71, 118, 122, 125, 138 Hosic, Patricia 110, 117, 129, 143 Hostetler, Richard 54 House, Emmett Houston, Jean C. Houston, Jean L. 142, 96 Howland, Joyce 118, 139 Hoyda, Dawn 131 Hoyer, Linda 128 Huffman, Corky 171 Huffman, William Hughes, Frank Hughes, Linda 147 Hull, Vernon 55 Hulst, Steven Humes, Richard Hummel, Constance 139 Hummel, Guy 71, 92, 94 Hunter, David 171,'92, 94 Hunter, Marjorie 71, 127 Hunter, Thomas 152 Hutchinson, Gregory 126, 148 Hyatt, William 71, 148 Hyland, Edward 71, 132, 162 Hymes, Diane Hyndman, Carol 120 I Ickes, Sharon 94, 146 Igaga, Grace 111, 117, 129 Ilse, Thomas Imlay, John 136 Ingram, Rebecca 71, 138 Ireland, Janet 71 Irish, Charles 111, 129, 144, 176 Isaacs, ALz1n Ivester, Carol J Jackson, David 132, 168 Jacob, David 105 Jacob, William 94, 119, 160 Jacobson, Thomas 140 James, Susan Jamieson, Tina Jebbett, Susan 110, 113, 117, 129, 143 Jenkins, Edward 140 Jennings, Augre 119 Johnson, Darrell 115 Johnson, Dennis 72, 148 Johnson, Donald Johnson, Elizabeth 111, 129, 146 Johnson, Eric 137 Johnson, Harvey Johnson, Judith 127 Johnson, Karen 146 Johnson, Ronald Johnson, Sharon 72, 111, 113, 117, 129 J ohnson, Teri 95, 132, 142, 96 Johnston, Diane Johnston, Gayle 111, 146 Johnston, Ronald 160 Jones, Brian Jones, Daniel 144, 168 Jones, Dianne 110, 129 Jones, James Jones, John 72, 149 Jones, Pamela 111 Jones, Sue 147 Jordan, Lynn Joss, Don 175 K Kairott, Donald Kakas, Susan 72 Kaltschmidt, Roy 162 Kanelos, Elaine Kanelos, William Kannell, Phyllis 48 Kapes, Kavid 119, 140, 152 Karnahl, Barbara 72, 118, 125 Kearnes, Sue Ann 72, 95 Keebler, Beth 130 Keeley, Marion Keen, Forrest 55 Keen, Tom 55 Keeran, Jeffrey 128, 136 Kecran, Pamela 126, 129, 131 Kcfauver, Jane 139 Kehl, Jacqueline Keller, Donald 162 Keller, William Kelly, Janet 72, 95 Kennard, Virginia Kennedy, Patricia 72 Kennedy, Peter Kermis, Lorraine Keros, Jol1n Kettercr, Barry 72 Kidwell, Richard Kiefer, Dianne 127, 128 Kicwit, David 110 Kildow, Virginia 55 Kilpcr, Judith 72, 118, 143 Kincaid, Rebecca 126 King, David King, Gayle 145 Kmgjumm 2i711M King, Roy 148 King, Thomzis Kinley, Patty Kirk, Judith Kiss, Kathleen 55 Kitchen, Sally 111 Kittle, Karen Klapp, Frank O., Jr. 55 Klapp, Frank O., Sr. 47 Klaudt, Claudia 111 Klaudt, Roberta 118, 120 Kleckner, Charlotte Klemm, Dorothy 72, 139 Klinefelter, Mary Jo 73 Klopfcnstein, Carl 55, 59 Knierieman, Jane 119 Knopf, Kathleen Knudscn, Mark Kober, Donald Kohn, .lulicanne 73 Kohr, Daniel Kolehmainen, John 55 Kolozsi, William 140 Konczal, Eugene 162 Koren, Joseph 162 Kostyu, Joel 73, 103, 132, 144 Kosinski. Donald 152 Kraft, Susan 126, 127, 129 Kramer, Cheryl 73, 95, 139, 96 Kramer, Jack Krammes, Thomas 141, 152 Krehbiel, Lynn 73, 93, 95, 118 122, 124, 139 Kriemelmcyer, Mary Jane 120, 143 Krug, Walter 73 Kurent, Michael 162 Kurtz, Gerald 74, 140 Kusterer, Sally 138 Kwaitkowski, Hilda L Lackey, Kathi Lahman, Wilson 110, 113, 129 Laird, Richard 145 Lan1an, Mary Janc 110, 113, 117, 129, 143 Lamphier, Gail 129 Lane, Sidney 94, 95, 149 Langworthy, James Larsen, Aleyen 74, 119, 128 Lauchlan, Eleanor 74 Laurin, Della Lautzenheiser, Barbara 147 Laux, Susan 74, 118, 119, 124, 129,131 Lavclle, Dennis 152 Lawton, Candace Leaf, Roger 75, 144 Lcedom, Gerald 94, 148 Lefever, John 75, 140, 152 Leheis, Jutta 56 1 Lehmann, Mark Lehmann, Theodore 75, 136 Lchotsky, Timothy Leichty, Allen Lemke, Frederick 56 Lemley, Barbara 75, 139 Leonard, .lolm Leppert, John 160 Lcrivcrend, Pablo 56, 128 Lessick, Ronald 75, 94, 95, 123, 124, 127. 132, 141, 152 Leutncr, Thomas 144 Levy, Linda Lewandowski, Raymond Lewis, JoAnn 75, 93, 120 Lilly, Alison 110, 113, 129 Lilly, Percy 56 Lincieome, Karen Lind, Richard Linder, Mary 133, 146 Lipson, Margaret 126, 129 Liskc, Peter 152 Lithwhiler, Carol Loeonsole, Robert Lohrey, Nancy 103, 105 LoMaglio, Timothy 160 Longaker, Ruth 48 Longo, Marion Longrod. .lileen Lotz, M. Christine 93, 94, 101, 110, 129, 143, 97 Louk, David 162 Lovell. Patricia Low, Roger 75, 14-0 Lucas, Dennis Lucas, Donald Lukens, Jolm 128 Lust, Richard Lultcrbein, Carol 111, 129 Lynch, Vivian 146 Lynn, Susan 129, 130 Lytle, Dean 160 Lytle, Dean 160 M MacDonald, Jane 75, 138 Maelfaehen, John 137 Mackenzie, Allan 56 MacMillan, John 137 MacPherson, Katherine MacSporron, James 120, 140 Maddocks, Jamie 76 Mahcnx, Randolph 76, 14-9 Makepeaee, Christopher Malmisur, Joseph 56 Malone. Alexis 76, 106, 107, 122, 124, 139 Mamula, Nicholas 119, 141 Malvin, Sharolyn 111, 113, 117, 129, 147 Mamula, Nickolas 119, 141 Manage, Judith 142 Manon. Peter 136 Marr, William 76, 133 Marshall, Stephen 129 Marston, John 92, 141 Martin, Bonnie Martin, Charlotte 107 Martin, John 148 Martin, Rebecca 119, 97 Masi, Louis 168 Mason, Thomas 149, 160 Mathes, Mark 140 Mathey, John 136 Matseh, Otto Maurer, Craig Maurer, Gary 31, 56, 76, 106, 107, 119, 121. 123. 124, 144 Maurer, Loraine 107 Maxon, .lane 101. 142 Maxwell, Melinda Mc McBride, John 56, 119, 128 McClintock, David 57, 126 McCloskery, .lohn McCormick, Susam McDevitt, Colleen 21, 119, 146 McDonald, Christopher McDowell, Robert 76, 160 Mcllllish, Constance 97 McFarland, Leslie 139 McGough, Susan 110, 113, 117, 129, 96, 142 Mclntyre, Rebecca 25, 76, 118, 125, 128, 146, 96 McKee, Ann 105 McKee, Stephen MeLaurin, Charles 162 1N1eMannus, '11ll0ll1l1S 57 MeNeely, Sean MeQuown, Sheryl 110, 129 McShane, Lucille 20 Medford, Katherine 94, 118, 128, 138, 97 Meech, Susan 111, 129 Meehan, Thomas Meier, Virginia 107, 121 Melbourne, Arthur Melbourne, Arthur Melling, Leslie 76, 118, 119, 111-2, 96 Meredith, Pamela 129 Metzger, James 76, 111, 145 Mctzler, Rebekah Meyer, Patricia 129 Meyer, Robert l'l. 76, 119, 136 Meyer, Robert P. Meyer, Nicklas Mics, Thomas Might, William Mihalek, Joseph 171 Mille1', Brenda 111, 113, 117, 129, 143, 97 Miller, Daniel 140 Miller, .Joyce Miller, Karen Miller, Mama 107, 126, 129 Miller, Michael Miller, Steven 144 Millman, Jeffrey 76, 149 Minus, Daniel 76, 92, 98, 123, 125, 145 Mischniek, Walter Moehlc, Marianne 77 Moehle, Wilton 149, 152 Moir, James Moltisz lnti, Paul Molzan, Kathleen Monaeltino, Tony 141, 152 Montgomery, Pamela Montgomery, Roberta Moore, Jean 57 Moore, Laurie 111 Moore, Martha Moore, Michael 111, 113 Moore, Rose 57 Moore, Sarah 103, 118, 129, 139,96 Moore, Virginia Moore, William 57 Moot, Chauncey 77 Morey, Susan Morganti, Laurie Morningstar, John Morocco, Charlotte 22, 48, 95, 96 Morrison, Martha Morse, Diane 129, 142 Morton, William 132, 175 Mount. Thomas Muetzel. Violet 57 Muntean, Ted 77, 132, 141, 152 Murph Murph Murph y, Cheryl y, Edward 48 y, Richard 126 Muska, Rudolph 55, 57, 100 Mutchler, J. Paul 111, 115, 129 Mutchler, Steven Elizabeth 77, 118, 14-7 Myers, Myers, John 115 Myers, Virginia Mytelka, Donna 138 N Nagy, Bob 176 Neff, John Neff, Sandra 128m 138 Nel1ls, Roger 144 Newberry, Margaret 77, 138 Newhouse, Thomas Nerman, Cale 152 Newyear, Albert 148 Nieman, Margot 118 Norman, Richard 58, 162 Norris, Nancy 132, 143 Nose, Sandra Noss, David 56, 58 Novosel, Lorraine 77, 129 Nuss, John 77, 117, 129 Nutter, Walter 48 O Oates, Gerald 140, 171, 172 Oberlander, Mary O'Brien, Jane 119, 128, 96 O'Brein, Nancy Odell, Holly 77 Ohl, Dorothy 58 Ohl, Ferris 38, 58 Oleson, Robert 22, 49 Oliver, Carolyn 107 O'Neill, Ann Opdyke, Nancy 138 Oren, Joseph Osmon, Lance Otero, Ingrid P Pack, Stevenson 105 Paderewski, Pamela 77 Pagnotta, Alex 77, 141 Paine, Andrew 58 Palermo, Sam Palliser, Diane Palmer, Janet Panciera, Charlayne Park, Paula 131 Parker, Kenneth Parmelee, Susan Parrish, Stan 141, 152 Patterson, Ronald 126, 130 Patterson, Suzanne 77 Patton, Thomas 141 Paul, Jennifer 106, 107 Payn, Susan 94, 139, 97 Pearson, Lucia 129, 139 Peck, Priscilla 129, 130 Penman, Thaddeus Pepper, Ronald 58 Per1'Y, .Joseph Perry, Steven 77, 148 Peterson, Kristen 94, 138 Pheiffer, Charles 120, 137 Picciuto, Douglas 162 Pieper, Pamela Pierce, Harold Pigage, Alison Pinkerton, Richard 78 Pitt, Lorraine Pitts, Larry Plummer, Susan 147 Poag, Joanthan 111 Poague, Donald 93, 128 Polkon, Kathleen 101, 128, 143 Pollutro, Cynthia Pooley, Thomas 162 Pope, Michael 78, 145, 175 Poppensiek, Leslie 20, 111, 113, 117, 147 Porr, Darrel 94, 120, 132, 144, 152, 171 . 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