Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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1975 AURORA Heidelberg College Volume 81 ' The better part of every man’s education is that which he gives himself.” J. R. LOWELL There is a part of me that wants to write, a part that wants to theorize , a part that wants to sculpt , a part that wants to teach . . . to force myself into a single role , to decide to be just one thing in life , would kill off large parts of me . . . Prather Introduction 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Sports. .12 Events, Government . . . .42 Groups. .60 Societies. .100 Administration, Faculty .122 Seniors. .160 Introduction 3 . ■■■;■ . ... fjfSKfV-. ‘jAJiixi , MSl ALTERATIONS ADDITIONS 1 ' HEIDELBERG COLLEGE PDIINOPRS Hill I seek myself in others in the institution, in work, and in play. I find myself in all those areas. For I discover myself within MY SELF. - - -- T. ■ ■ . | --------— - • « ceaa rMr ■ :v. t 1 -«-..iruaife m--• v- - WtSfnVmm � i r:‘ Independence is the recognition of the fact that mine is the responsibility of judgment and nothing can help me escape it. Introduction 6 T . ' HB I Ti mtr frvw because you take life in your stride (instead of scheming how to beat the noblest game a man can proudly lose, or playing dead and hoping death himself will do the same because you aren’t afraid to kiss the dirt (and consequently dare to climb the sky) because a mind no other mind should try to fool has always failed to fool your heart but most (without the smallest doubt) because no best is quite so good you don’t conceive a better; and because no evil is so worse than worst you fall in hate with love — human one mortally immortal i can turn immense all time’s because to why e. e. cummings Introduction 9 ■r nr mm imMM i ' Sm w .•rrv ••■ ' •■ : wS ' : W - - v- .m : |-:-.fc.:■■• ' ■ • sv V ‘V ' - ' M «C ' V 4 ‘V. - 4 . . • ' A ? � .► v vaT V r V ••. ' % ' ■ •• V, - ...V ' ; VS j,v ' • •.� ?• ,•’■ • ..f- A ' ♦•! V® 2 ' V.v ,;. ■ ■• , V. it , ■ : :■ , ' ,. 1 $ ■ • V .V ;;■ ... % . ,v W n ' ' W ' ■ • ■ ' :■ •. • 30� . 1 4 ■ -vNiSSSfflPsy. • ' ’-v-y ‘ ' • ' ?-V • v v - ' ' • • •• ■. .. • • . ' - . .v- alssfr A. ' . ' C V J_ J wmm §Jiil XV- ' v- 1 $. •w. : . •.fe ' « m v as£fe J?v?i y%, , v v v ; .� • ■■ ■ .■ ® ' V W 7 y . ' Football Fever: Annual Fall Epidemic ■ if W jf ■ v ■k| JH Ml A l, Sports 15 Sports 16 The football season got off to a promis¬ ing start this year for Heidelberg with the Student Princes championing their first three games. At that point, however, the team proceeded to falter and lost five of the last six. This left Heidelberg with a 4-5 overall season record, the first losing sea¬ son since 1 970. The major difficulty in the team’s per¬ formance seems to have been the need for a more stable running game and a less penetrable defense. Despite the team’s letdown, junior quar¬ terback Tim VanGoethem and senior split end Marty Fanning were able to attain goals of individual glory. VanGoethem, of Trenton, Mich., fin¬ ished fourth in total offense in final ' 74 Division III football statistics with an aver¬ age of 1 96 yards per game and 1 3.8 com¬ pletions. Fanning, from Carey, Ohio, tied for tenth in receptions with an average of five per game and was also selected to play for the West in this season’s Shrine Bowl. Sports 17 I GRIDIRONS: ROW 1: J. Horrison, M. Billow, J. Martindale, B. Layman, D. Evans, J. Dennis, D. Barrett, P. Patterson, M. Fanning, S. Finical, John Buckner. ROW 2: M. Midlam, M. Cronin, G. Suarez, T. McGuire, B. Williamson, D. Graham, D. True, D. Greenleaf, G. Colledge, R. Brandy, J. Jones, Coach Pete Riesen. ROW 3: D. Scott Renninger, B. Bonar, H. Gonzalez, B. Ruhlin, R. Bartley, D. Brown, B. Smith, J. Minner, N. Hulea, D. Stombaugh, L. Hubbard, R. Stockelman, B. Ruth. ROW 4: John Tomaszewski, L. Phillips, C. Nalls, M. DiBlasi, T. Sarver, M. Waidmann, J. Harsch, J. Sprandel, R. Lehman, D. Willis, S. Sarago, M. Ruth. ROW 5: Mel Tate, M. Haney, M. Pestak, T. VanGoethem, K. Orians, D. Darling, J. Carter, S. Brancheau, J. Davis, T. Bruner, Tom Coffman, Tom Mulligan. Sports 18 Cross Country ROW 1: Mark Shick, Tim Dudley. ROW 2: Dan Lozier, Ron Martin, Jim Yates. NOT PICTURED: Jack Fahey, Mike Charvat. Sports 19 Soccer Sports 20 MEMBERS OF THE HEIDELBERG ' 74 SOCCER TEAM ARE: ROW 1: Jeff Hammonds, John Metz, Chris Nelson, Rick Thompson, Bill O ' Connell, Montez McDuffie, Fred Schmidt. ROW 2: Brad Smith, Bob Smerke, Don Werner, Mark Litalien, Al MacKenzie, Tom Roberge, Greg King, Tom Bartlett. ROW 3: P. J. Winter, Coach Karl Wittmann, Steve Doll- meyer, Ron Campbell, Mark Resnik, Jim Kubuske, Wayne Fleck. Sports 21 Basketball ROW 1 : Dave Smith, Chuck Walker, John Webster, Jerry McDonald, Bob Hill, Mark Chrislip. ROW 2: Dave Grube, Terry Reed, Mike Schoen, Dave Mallory, Larry Rem- mer, Dave Wirick, Ed Michener, Doug Hiscox. The 74-75 Heidelberg basketball squad has managed to put a spark into the name and game of basketball that had long since been forgotten by most ' berg fans. The team’s diligent efforts have been rewarded with what has turned out to be the first winning basketball season for Hei¬ delberg in the past seven years. The fans hung perilously on the edge of their bleacher seats as the Student Princes, serious contenders in the Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) race, were downed by the slightest margins in their last few dual season games. At the deadline for this publication the final outcome of the OAC tourney is not yet predictable. But in any case the ' berg Student Princes have proven themselves worthy opponents on the court. Thus far in the season junior captain Mark Chrislip of Seville has been the con¬ sistent scoring leader for the Princes with an average of nearly 14 points per game. He has been most closely followed by Dave Wirick who also leads the team in rebounds. Sports 24 m J.V. BASKETBALL LINE-UP: ROW 1: Ron Termeer, Mark Hoops, John Marquette, Rodney Taylor, Harold Wahlers, Scott Patterson, Dennis Edwards. ROW 2: Coach Terry Reed, Dave McCulla, Clark Rob erts, Ken Teter, Jim Rinehart, Doug Hiscox. Sports 25 Sports 26 Wrestling UULLCLrfc E CHT NC STUDENT PRINCES ROW 1 • Bill Moncheck, Mike Kakias, Tony Zender, Dan Staight, Nick Valentine, Brad Howard. ROW 2= Dan Graham, Corky Smith, Tom Batchelor, Jerry Dobberstein, Tom Ruff, INI Stump, Al Hobson. ROW 3: Head Mentor Pete Riesen, Craig Smith, Dick Stoll, Roger Bise, Mark DiBlasi, Andy Griffith, Charles Nalls, ass.stant coaches John Tomaszewsk, and Darrel Porr. NOT PICTURED: Mike Bates and Brett Smith. Track ROW 1: Sue Weber (mgr.). Jack Fahey, Dave Evans, Kevin Roush, Del Barrett, Larry Roper. ROW 2: Mike Midlam, Tim McDonald, Ron Martin, Tim Dudley, Steve Shuff, Doug Stombaugh, Gary Colledge. ROW 3: Coach Tom Mulligan, William Eyestone, Pete Popovich, Greg Fisher, Larry Case, Doug Detray, Doug Darling, John Calloway. Sports 28 i i ! i i Sports 30 ram - Jk M Mr; ' ' m Baseball ROW 1: Steve Finical, Marty Fanning, Chuck Warner, Dennis Yanni, Kris Klopfenstein. ROW 2: Jim Ruth, Jerry McDonald, Tim Polis, Jack Petrucci, Tom Baird, Greg Brown, Jeff Martindale, Gary Newland. ROW 3: Rick Brandy, Matt Gottfried, William Ernst, Tom Edwards, Mark Ruth, Mike Kisabeth, Dan Donley. Sports 31 Golf ROW 1: Jeff Smith, Gary Scheiner, Mike Muehling, Roger Schoeni . ROW 2: Coach Jim Getz, Ken Zagor, Jerry Dobberstein, Bill Bonar. r w £L SOI m Tennis ROW 1: Mark Beliczky, Paul Rosile, Bruce Guile. ROW 2: Ed Dupay, Rich Irish, Bob Beverage, Coach Dick Kissling. Sports 33 Scores WE FOOTBALL THEY 28 Defiance 21 21 Ohio Northern 17 20 Ind. Central 13 20 Muskingum 60 27 Wooster 7 14 Baldwin-Wallace 35 24 Franklin 25 19 Marietta 30 21 Otterbein 36 SOCCER WE THEY 2 Kenyon 4 5 Bluffton 5 0 Denison 9 2 Ashland 6 2 Muskingum 0 1 Wittenberg 3 0 Baldwin-Wallace 4 2 Oberlin 5 0 Capital 3 0 Mt. Union 1 1 TRACK WE (indoor) THEY 61 V 2 Ohio Wesleyan 61V 2 Kenyon 33 OAC Relays — 7th Place 30 Ohio Wesleyan 18 Denison 83 Otterbein 39 OAC Championship — -10th (outdoor) 43 Ohio Wesleyan 89 OAC Relays — 14th Place 57 Capital 79 Findlay Relays — 4th 42 Ohio Wesleyan 55 Ohio Northern 68 Defiance Relays — 3rd 52 Bluffton 61 Ohio Northern 65 69 Oberlin 63 69 Findlay 63 | WE 7 BASEBALL Baldwin-Wallace - CO LU X 1— 4 Mt. Union 5 0 Mt. Union 9 6 Wooster 17 0 Oberlin 4 3 Oberlin 4 5 Ohio Wesleyan 7 I 11 Kenyon 1 4 Kenyon 1 3 Ohio Northern 12 3 Baldwin-Wallace 8 1 2 Baldwin-Wallace 3 ! WE GOLF THEY 17 Tiffin U. 1 10 Findlay 8 315 Bluffton 316 315 Cedarville 325 1316 B-W 6 V 2 16 Walsh 4 12 Otterbein 8 7 Ohio Wesleyan 13 Sports 34 TENNIS CROSS COUNTRY WE THEY WE THEY 7 Findlay 2 15 Tiffin U. 47 0 Ohio Wesleyan 9 33 Findlay 22 4 Wittenberg 5 51 Ohio Northern 22 8 Otterbein 1 Defiance 53 4 Ohio Northern 5 41 Ohio Northern 20 4 Ashland 5 25 Mt. Union 30 5 Baldwin-Wallace 4 38 Walsh 22 8 B.G.S.U. 1 12 Tiffin U. 39 7 Bluffton 2 70 Baldwin-Wallace 31 Oberlin 33 ' IwmS k r kS; 1 f mi WE WRESTLING THEY 14 Muskingum 24 21 Wittenberg 13 24 Baldwin-Wallace 9 33 Oberlin 9 35 Ohio Wesleyan 8 22 Wooster 16 15 Mt. Union 22 36 Findlay 6 11 Defiance 20 20 ' Ohio Northern Capital Kenyon 11 BASKETBALL WE THEY 84 Defiance 80 59 Bluffton 55 86 Wilmington 66 61 Findlay 66 59 Wright State 64 87 Ohio Dominican 65 71 Tiffin U. 50 70 Franklin 65 52 Tri-State 59 57 Capital 55 47 Ohio Northern 60 72 Denison 67 49 Oberlin 48 75 Kenyon 66 70 Ohio Wesleyan 61 61 Wittenberg 82 74 Baldwin-Wallace 59 54 Marietta 67 60 Otterbein 51 64 Muskingum 72 69 Wooster 70 70 Mt. Union 75 Sports 35 Women’s I n t e r c o 1 1 e g 1 a t e Tennis Sports 37 � «l tu l 4 W0 ROW 1: D. Rownd, H. Kavanogh, C. Herr, J. Dem- niak, M. Haskell, S. Miller. ROW 2: D. Roth, D. Wil¬ kinson, L. Sprague, T. Cudahy, F. Zvernia. MISSING: A. Mooney, J. Deweese, Coach Sherman. Basketball ROW 1: M. Palmstrom, D. Wilkinson, P. Alheim, S. Law, M. Hitt, C. Bowden, M. Adams. ROW 2: Coach Roby, L. Long, C. Baker, R. Fontana, J. Hopkins, J. Charles, J. Dreith, B. Mills, T. J. Harrell. MISSING: M. Haskell. ■ Sports 38 Jan. 23 Defiance A Jan. 30 Mary Manse . H Feb. 3 Findlay H Feb. 5 Defiance H Feb. 10 Mary Manse A Feb. 13 Toledo H Feb. 15 Oberlin A Feb. 19 Findlay A Feb. 27 Bluffton H 2 4H 54 34 7 I 0 44 2? ; d ) 1 ' $ V H j I Sports 39 Volleyball ROW 1: L. Fanslau, J. Dre ith, R. Fontana, A. Gifford, F. Steier, L. Apetz. ROW 2: K. Hayhow, S. Law, D. Wilkinson, M. Hitt, S. Westlake, C. Hillard. ROW 3: Coach Sherman, L. Rothemond, B. Mills, M. Dona¬ hue, J. Hopkins, D. Cooke, E. Boeddinghaus, T. Cudahy, J. Cleveland. MISSING: K. Weeden, P. Boe¬ der, J. Babinsky, D. Testa, M. Palmstrom. Softball ROW 1: M. Palmstrom, P. Alheim, L. Apetz, S. West- lake. ROW 2: J. Suerio, J. Cleveland, L. Harrell, R. Fontana, S. Law. ROW 3: R. Schnipke, J. Goering. MISSING: Coach Roby, J. Hopkins, C. Hillard. Sports 40 . . . we re captured on the carousel of time we can t return we ran only look behind from where we came . . . And go round and round and round in the circle game . . . joni mitchell Li- EVENTS, GOVERNMENT — er vsi ' : jf Vi;.r.rrvj Events, Govt. 43 Events, Govt, 46 Events, Govt. 48 Fine Arts Week January 1 9-25 Paul Kuentz Chamber Orchestra of Paris . . . John Richards, Architect. . . Bernard Upshaw Singers . . . Dinner Theatre, YOU’RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN. . . John Beecher, Poet. . . “The Emigrants, Foreign Film . . . The Akron Chamber Ballet. . . CHAIRMAN: Joyce Metzger __I_■ - ■■ For my people standing staring trying to fashion a better way from confusion, from hypocrisy and misunderstanding, trying to fashion a world that will hold all the people, all the faces . . . Let a new earth rise. Let another world be born . . . . . . Let a people loving freedom come to growth. Let a beauty full of healing and a strength of final clenching be the pulsing in our spirits and our blood . . . Let a race of men now rise and take control. Margaret Walker Julian Bond Events, Govt. 53 Parents Weekend 1974 Events, Govt. 54 % fjdl Si Government: Williard House Council L. TO R. : Dean Bortz, George Costaras, Tod Gorrell, Dale Laux. Krieg House Council ROW 1: Doug Darling, Mark Toft, Kim Humpert. ROW 2: William Joyner, Dave McCalla, Jim Rinehart, Kent Dierksheide, Victor Cortese. I Miller House Council ROW 1: Tonya Spreng, Renee Fontana, Jane Cleveland. ROW 2: Brenda Gorreli, Deb Rownd, Deb Buckman, Mickey Malcuit. ROW 3: Mary Michelson, Joy Norris, Nancy Clark. College Council ROW 1: Peter Hammond, Carol Lewis, Karen Mueller, Maribeth Wiseman, Travis Amey. ROW 2: Joe Minner, Tom Smucker, Dr. Murray, Dr. Fink, Dean Oleson, Dr. Wise, Kevin Laing, Dean Miller. _ France House Council 1 UP: Maria Klippel, J. J. Jamison, Carol Snyder, Ola Bobinski, Jenny Kyle, Deb Brown, Julie Vanderburgh, Karel Young. Resident Assistants ROW 1: Deb Eger, Cathy Pharis, Peggy Phelps, Mary Haskell, Jodi Shotwell, Jeri Draheim, Cindy Wiford. ROW 2: Gary Hunter, Bev Baker, Kathy Kostyu, Tra¬ vis Amey, Chuck Sarka, Dave Smith, Larry Roper, Ida Palmer-Ball. ROW 3: Doug Hiscox, Lewis Hubbard, Dave Baker, Bill Bonar, Cindy Hillard, Gary Cus- tozzo, Ruth Lauer, Sally Aldridge, Kathy Hayhow, Dave Hofferber, Tom Paulhus. Events, Govt. 57 King House Council ROW 1: T. Easter, N. Erickson, S. Allenby, T. Perry. ROW 2: K. Laing, A. Mitchell, D. Knapp, H. Greek. I would not exchange the laughter of my heart. . . . . .for the fortunes of the multitude . . . . . . nor would I be content with converting my tears . . . . . . invited by my agonized self . . . . . . into calm. Kahlil Gibran 4 ra j - V . i-. ' • . ! . u Ci-, 4 w 4 GROUPS 4 1 Groups 61 Campus Center Program Board ROW 1: C. Dinkel, P. Grammer, S. Arms. ROW 2: K. Felt, D. Lanzer, B. Homeister, M. Donahue, R. Steele, C. Smith, W. White. ROW 3: G. Hilleary, R. Snyder, J. Metzger. Groups 62 . m l tr ' ISEfW -XI C.C. Special Events Committee C.C. Travel Committee BIKE 1: B. Homeister and P. Grammer. BIKE 2: T. Spreng and D. Lanzer. BIKE 3: W. White and P. Meisel. ROW 1: D. Corretore, J. Dembniak, S. Arms, B. Homeister, S. Matson. ROW 2: P. Meisel, B. Coy, R. Steele, C. Dinkel, l. Reuger, M. Mantey. C.C. Fine Arts Committee ROW 1: T. Dudley, M. Klippel, L. Nosker, K. Wee- den, P. Browne. ROW 2: M. Palmstrom, C. Dumas, M. Waidmann, F. Steirer, J. Metzger, A. Mooney, D. Testa. ROW 3: A. Soboleski, W. Brown, T. J. Harrell, F. Cham, D. Burdick, R. Price, L. Roper, E. You, D. Miltz. C.C. Recreation Committee ROW 1: B. Monchek. ROW 2: M. Gottfried, B. Mey¬ ers, R. Snyder, M. Harold. Groups 64 C.C. Castle Comm ittee C.C. Public Relations Committee lEFT TO RIGHT: P. Grammer, B. Homeister, S. Block, W. White. D. Lanzer, P. Grammer, C. Dinkel, B. Homeister, W. White. Groups 65 C.C. Concert and Dance Committee ROW 1: C. Goodman, D. Dick. ROW 2: D. Lanzer, J. Taylor, B. Brown, P. Grammer, B. Homeister, W. White. i w f i H im—■■■■n u rfiww i ■ , Morpheus Staff I ' )W 1: J. Metzger, B. Gibson, P. Gessert, F. Cham, A. Hayhow, B. Rezash, Miss th Wahlstrom. ROW 2: D. Burdick, L. Parrish, B. Stein, R. Wilcox. Whei ROW 1: D. Allen, L. Berkshire, T. Till. ROW 2: P. Kullman, S. Dollmeyer, M. Rivera, D. Updegrave, K. Beers. ROW 3: A. Taylor, J. Reid, B. Parker, T. Dudley, C. McGough, M. Klaiber, D. Thompson. Groups 67 m ■ K.I.K.I.K. American Studies Club ROW 1: F. Steirer, J. Broz, S. Arms, W. Herrera. ROW 2: J. Minner, C. Lewis, S. Byrnes, B. Nichols. ROW 3: K. Hamilton, T. Mennillo, J. O’Brien, K. Wolfe. L. Lynch, J. Babinsky, D. Bortz, D. Christian, F. Steirer, C. McBirney, D. Buchman, J. VanValkenburg, K. Simmons, R. Campbell, M. Schneider, Dr. Davison. Groups 68 Economics Club Spanish Club OW 1: L. Kreps, R. McManus, B. Steinhard, R. Price. ROW 2: B. Cotterman, M. Mitchell, B. Freeborn, J. Fahey. ROW 1: D. Lanzer, M. Adams, S. Cardigan, T. Szentendrey, K. Hudson, M. Ban- field, J. Lockmeyer, L. Waugaman, R. Leachman, G. Pasborg. ROW 2: Mr. Stapp, S. Oldach, N. MacFieggan, K. Klee, G. Arnold, H. Gonzalez, Mr. Sacorafos. Groups 69 1 History Club ROW 1: M. Resnik, C. King, K. Hamilton, T. Mennillo. ROW 2: P. Hammond, W. Herrera. French Club ROW 1: M. Malcuit, T. Spreng, J. Dembniak, K. Hedge. ROW 2: S. Arms, K. Madura, C. Dinkel. Groups 70 I Christian Vocations Group German House !OW 1: D. Soule, D. Corretore, A. Dizer. ROW 2: Dr. Boch, D. Whitt, L. Stratton, R. Vilcox, T. Norwalk. ROW 1: B. Heck, M. Ball, Mrs. Louise Fink. ROW 2: K. Lance, J. Tokarz, L. Wer nicke, J. Reid, Dr. Fink, M. Weller, R. Price, Erik Fink. - T | I ! i 4 f ,4 m VBR k- f 13 m. L. k ® w ft hh: li rariy y ■ii IF n t 31 1 Society of Physics Students ROW 1: H. Saccoscio, J. Gettinger, T. Williams, M. Stiegler. ROW 2: Dr. Schmidt, G. Yarmoluk, B. Bur¬ dick. ROW 3: Dr. Forbes, B. Rindfuss, B. Parker, K. Meyers, B. Pierce, T. Lockhart, B. Barnhart, M. Pes- tak, R. Makoski, R. Semer, B. Freeborn, R. Leslie. Groups 72 Kappa Delta Pi ROW 1: N. Kuhn, K. Miller, B. Stein, L. Parrish, E. Avey. ROW 2: Dr. Bacon, D. Wil- ford, N. Blessing, B. Bock, R. Hegnaver, F. Cham, T. Lockhart, G. Hunter. Groups 73 American Chemical Society )r. Kissling, G. Costaras, S. Fischel, S. Oroz, D. Miller, D. Laux, M. Tauft, J. Ramey, . Gorrell. ■ ROW 1: F. Cham, L. Parrish, B. Bock, B. Stein. ROW 2: E. Stein, D. Loffer, A. Dizer, M. White, Mr. Joyce, D. Deppen, J. Walters, A. Childs. Pi Kappa Delta G. Arnold, D. Savage, S. Fischel, C. Mullenhour, J. Scott. Alpha Mu Chapter of Sigma Tau Delta 0 -: fa. Alpha Psi Omega ROW 1: B. Hammond, S. McLerran, B. Baker, D. Allen. ROW 2: T. Amico, B. Shanower, J. Potter, S. Fischel. Eta Sigma Phi ROW 1: D. Kohlmorgan, T. Perry, F. Cham, C. Mul- lenhour. ROW 2: H. Lupo, E. Kovak, D. Conwell, M. Adams, R. Wilcox. Tri Beta ROW 1: J. Walton, P. Briggs, M. Graciansky, S. Fischel, L. Hallstead, A. Taylor, P. McKinley. ROW 2: K. Day, P. Rosile, R. Steele, E. Palmer, D. Ewing, S. Regan, C. Debuhr. ROW 3: H. Wresche, J. Gettinger, L. Minieris, S. Brancheau, C. Blodgett, S. Quint, B. Blank, S. West. ROW 4: H. Henderson, K. Weidleman, K. Young, V. Miner, R. Smanik, J. Wilson, N. Clark, M. Klippel. ROW 5: J. Ramey, G. Brown, T. Dudley, C. Walton, S. Orosz, A. Mader, H. Kavanagh, S. Blick, D. Schegler. ROW 6: K. Laing, R. Vaughn, Dr. Lilly, R. Goetz, R. Emery, J. Binder, M. Summers, E. Pow¬ ell, J. Behm. Phi Alpha Theta W. Herrera, P. Hammond, S. Hall, L. Roper, D. Dhristian, T. Mennillo. SAMPS WtWiMIMM«M mumm isiSiiil ■ ' IwKvi ' iMVi ' ivi w.v.v. ava;« • a; [ ! i i� . ‘ • • i t l m t , VAVAVA ' .VAVA P.vdrV . ’• - mb C ! L ' . . • I • t • t . , ■ • • • ii • • ' • • i i i • i • I WAV i� M� � t ' M.VA’Ayi Hlllllii Ml Hi It IIIIMIlHIIIt ' i iiihiii ' . ' AvAV ’ ' ' ItHtllUM M11M H A Miitiiniiiu iimiiHH ' ii ill MlllMI) lilii ■Ml iiiwis IPHlf ini imYii h mi � V IMM ' lM ■ AViViVAVAV.V. .V.VA ' A ' AV ■ ' IflHJL . k ' ivA ' .vH ' Groups 76 Senior Laureate Tower Men ROW 1: L. Parrish, M. Cole, J. Potter, B. Stein. ROW 2: F. Steirer, S. Miller, M. Gra- ROW 1 : S. Hall, L. Kreps, W. Fleck. ROW 2: Dean Oleson, W. Broz, T. Mennillo, T. ciansky, H. Cavenaugh, S. Pendleton. Landry. - Black Student Union ROW 1: M. Rivera, J. Horrison, G. Jackson, J. Croom. ROW 2: J. Yates, M. Carro- way, L. Williams, W. Joyner, C. Walker, D. Whitt. Wig and Masque ROW 1: A. Cepulo, J. Potter, A. Rickenbacher, R. Massa, S. Hozmer, S. Arms. ROW 2: M. Barr, J. Couture, B. Stein, A. Dizer. College Republicans ROW 1 : B. Nichols, C. King, C. Nelson. ROW 2: K. Simmons, A. Rice, B. Sprague, L. Einsel, M. Kleiber. Groups 79 1 - I j I I Groups 80 HIIMLHIUI Briars ROW 1: C. Lewis, M. O ' Brian. ROW 2: T. Cudahy, K. Golden, E. BoeddingHaus, M. Gottfried, B. Meyers, P. Grammer, M. Haskell, R. Snyder. ROW 3: J. Taylor, S. Voelker, T. Papadimos, J. Doberstine, D. McCloud. Psi Chi Delta D. Weber, A. Cepulo, M. Barr, J. Dente. Green House ROW 1: S. Orosz, A. Kahn, J. Potter. ROW 2: H. Cavanaugh, M. Graciansky, B. Goetz, D. Wesley, D. Schwegler. C. Hillard, D. Wilkinson. Groups 81 Groups 82 Sufp ROW 1: P. Hammond. ROW 2: R. Price, C. Lewis, M. O ' Brien, L. Sprague, G. Hilleary. ROW 3: D. Wilson, L. Richter, K. Hamilton, T. Mennillo. Commuters ROW Is R. Ferner, B. Barnhart, J. Gase. ROW 2: D. VanGilder, J. Walton, C. Beikman, A. Grover. Karate Club ROW 1: M. Holland, R. Richard. ROW 2: M. Meuss- ling, M. Summers, R. Taliaferro, G. Custozo. ROW 3: T. Easter, P. Neikirk, J. Greco, M. Walpole, L. Tisa. Groups 83 F Wr ■ i J 1 ii Circle K ROW 1: R. Leachman, J. Kan, M. Holby, D. L. Waughaman, D. Straight. ROW 2: K. Humer, L. Smith, P. Andarsio, C. Snyder, K. Hausrod, R. Steele. ROW 3: K. Holan, J. Vanderburgh, S. King, N. Kraft. ROW 4: A. Rice, D. Wilson, J. Chesebrough, T. Gorrell, G. Brown, B. Breitmayer, D. Barth, L. Einsel. Pure ROW 1: D. Schwegler, P. Tremayne, S. Regan, C. Cole, S. Orosz, A. Mader, A. Kan, S. West. ROW 2: R. Steele, P. Rosile, B. Goetz, K. Young, B. Mills. _ Groups 84 Upper Room ROW 1: B. Weaver, A. Childs, D. Robinson, E. Powell, R. Leachman. ROW 2: D. Lade, P. Muncey, A. Lifey, L. Kieffer, D. Corretore, J. Gettinger, T. Williams. ROW 3: D. Kraft, D. Whitt, J. Williams, D. Donohue, E. Kovak, P. Bennett, D. Plummer, L. Lynch, W. Fleck. Student Christian Association ROW 1: D. Soule, S. Pendleton, S. Oldach, S. Quint, S. Nutter. ROW 2: P. Andar- sio, D. Corretore, T. Gorrell, Randy Wilcox, N. Oberst. m - I . i } J WM. f r w ’ v . J T f w 1 p BB ■ F i; I ] tv d imm m fe d.,- x ammmmr falW eks ■ . ' I M n lafflMronrr i H Association ROW 1: D. True, T. Edwards, R. Campbell, M. Chrislip. ROW 2: R. Brandy B Ei rT 09 ; D ' Greenleaf - ROW 3 = D - Wirick, M. Ruth, B. Ruhlin, N. HuU ROW 4: D. Donnely, J. McDonald, T. Bruner. ROW 5: Coach Renniger, Coach Ge . Deuring, P. Rosile, S. Shuff, M. Banfield, J. Petrucci. ROW 6: B. Williamson ebster, D. Stombaugh. ROW 7: J. Kubuski, B. Bonar, R. Martin, R. Thompson. Groups 86 Groups 88 Mm Concert Choir Singing Collegians L. Kessler, G. Leone, B. Godfrey, P. Jacobs, E. Smith, B. Slagle, G. Carlin, S. Kes¬ sler, G. Snee, J. Jackson, M. Ermotinger, J. Zeller, S. Cadigan, E. Mead, J. Geever, F. Pluchino, B. Hosic, M. Zahn, J. Hosterman, R. Irish, G. Rike. College Chorus Woodwind Quintet ROW 1: L. Fleming, C. Amthor. ROW 2: S. Hartshorn, J. Norris. ROW 3: R. Meloy. Brass Choir ROW 1: S. DeHoff, W. Wilmington, B. Locher, P. Sto- ezner, J. Norris, G. DuPue, B. Hosic, S. Dehnel, J. Vanderburg. ROW 2: J. Roush, J. Chesebrough, P. Mantey, E. Smith, M. McNally, D. Paulick, G. Snee, D. Morrison, D. Eby. Groups 90 Groups 91 ■ Percussion Ensemble F. Pluchino, J. Logan, G. Leone, L. Wildman, J. Dente, B. Barnhart. Groups 92 - ' .WlSifc; fjfc l w l hi da-J L i Sift. -QfcU-k ? J ! 1 ! — ' t n-Jg � Wind Symphony Orchestra Groups 93 Jazz Band M. McNally, L. Swaisgood, L. Wildman, S. King, D. Lockmeyer, B. Barnhart, B. Quackenbush, D. Plummer, W. Wilmington, J. Roush, G. DuPree, S. Hartshorn, D. Morrison, S. DeHoff, Mr. Grasmick, E. Smith, B. Weaver, P. Mantey, J. Cheseb- rough,G. Leone,G. Snee. Groups 94 .vVi .1l. V f ' j Groups 95 ■ A man said to the universe: “Sir, I exist!” “However,” replied the universe, “The fact has not created in me A sense of obligation.” Stephen Crane Groups 96 _ _ What we think, we become. Buddha Groups 98 . f Groups 99 SOCIETIES dfcjlfr Id Delta Sigma Chi ROW 1: Kathy Weidelman, Julie Dembniak, Karen Madura, Mic¬ key Malcuit, Sandy Arms, Dee Savage. ROW 2: Nancy Kider, Sue Rueger, Sam Law, Gwen Carlin, Cindy Hillard, Fran Steirer. ROW 3: Laura Harrell, Skeeter Soboleski, Cindy Beckett, Peg Boeder, Janie Cleveland, Amy Mooney. ROW 4: Valerie Sherk, Helen McEvoy, Kay Adams, Diane Wilkinson, Diane Miltz, Wendy Brown. ROW 5: Barb Hart, Julie Wilson, Jinny Miner, Deb Stoerker, Mary Palmstrom, Joanne Crowell. ROW 6: Chris Bowden, Vicki DiFiori, Eleanor Mead, Margie Donahue, Janet Sueiro, Kim Weeden. ROW 7: Elsa Dresch, Deb Testa, Rachel Meloy, Deb Choiniere. Societies 102 The “Delts” have been active on cam¬ pus since 1 962 under the motto “Dianoias Stephanos Chryse os” (the crown of wis¬ dom is golden). The white mum, gold crown and the dove are the symbols of the society, along with the colors of navy blue and white. This year the society consisted of 45 members contributing to the success of their Open House entitled Pullin’ Through With Miracles. Beatle Mania Blues was their theme in this year ' s Inter-society Sing in which the Delts presented a revival of the best of the Beatles ' songs. Alpha Phi Tau ROW 1: George Costaras, Rich Long, Steve Finn, Bob Godfrey, Jim Zeller, Steve Hall, Joey Carraway. ROW 2 ' . Jim Kubuske, Norm Fischer, Bob Plato, Larry Case, Tom Weakland, Rick Steele, Tom Bachelor, Fulton Kennedy, Kim Linton, To m Roberge, Jack Petrucci. ROW 3: Frank Pluchino, Mark Whitman, Rick Thompson, Paul Meisel, Jim Hart, Chuck Sarka, Bob Parker, Charlie Wadsworth, Joe Kraus, John Vanderberg, Mark Bel- iczky, Rober Hegnauer, Tom Schmucker, Greg Rike, John Koriath. ROW 4: Steve Allenby, Don Hileman, Steve Lauer, Larry Notz, Tom Paulus, Paul Rosile, Dan Staight, Dave Happle, Bill O ' Connell, Gary Pasborg, Jeff Chesebrough, Bill Kolarik. A HI ■ k . i (L vLi JL ; f 4 fc ‘Mmi -1 The red rose and the colors of red and black mark the men of the Alpha Phi Tau fraternity. Their auxiliary, the Apt Little Sisses, joined with them to sponsor an Open House for the benefit of the Kidney Foun¬ dation. The show was entitled, “An Eve¬ ning with the Apts. Societies 105 ■ r 5 Philalethean ROW 1 : Laura Richter, Mimi Ermatinger, Sandy Griesinger, Deb Hartenstein, Jeri Madrea, Pam McKinley, Dawn Weaver, Betsy Longaker. ROW 2: Mindy Mellott, Cindy Smith, Kathy Simmins, Becky Mayfield, Lynn Wilson, Joan Smith, Diane Giambrone, Deb Buchman. ROW 3: Mary Ann Kucera, Robin Kohl, Bonnie Garland, Debbie Round, Deb Wallis, Elaine Stein, Cindy Blodgett, Cindy Muzik, Nancy Monet, Sue Miller, Ann Kiewit, Peggy Briggs, Jan Boos, Peggy Lozier. ROW 4: Linda Johnson, Vicki Hohman, Sandy Nutter, Maribeth Seman, Peggy Browne, Jill Hosterman, Liz Smanik, Janet Wilson, Deb Loffer, Tonya Sprengue, Susie Quint, Marianne Henry. This year the “Phi ' s” were awarded the first place trophy for the best Homecoming float of the women’s societies and, also, the sweepstakes trophy for the best of the show. They sponsored the “Phi Phrolics” and an Open House, and they took part in the Inter-society Sing in the fall. Green and gold, the yellow rose, the duck, and “Do Ye Beste” are the symbols connected with the Philalethean Society. Excelsior ROW 1: Bill Moncheck, Tom Edwards, Mark Hall, Rick Buckosh, Dave True, Mike Mitchell. ROW 2: Bob Williamson, Steve Brancheau, Ron Campbell, Joe Minner, Hector Gon¬ zales, Terry Tomaszewski, Jeff Davis, Ted Bruner, Bill Eyestone. ROW 3: Vance Harris, Matt Dickard, Andy Watring, Britt Spalding, Steve Powell, Mike Banfield, Rusty Bartley, Dan Brown, Jerry Mahoney, Del Barrett, Mark Pestak, Dave Kollmorgen. ROW 4: Tom Breslin, Bob Williams, Rick Brandy, Lee Arthrel, Scot Bowman, Brian Nichols, Greg Kittles, Dan Donley, Bob Smanik, Brian Graupmann, Mark Ruth, Mike Haney, Mark Holtcamp. Societies 108 The Ex’s have been active on campus since 1851, originating as literary society and later becoming a social brotherhood. Under the colors of red and green, the men of Excelsior profess e mottos ‘‘Let There be Light” and ‘‘Ever Upward.” This year, they took part in Inter-society Sing and entered a float fpicting a German beer garden in the Homecoming parade. Societies 109 Euglossian ROW 1: Ellen Powell, Nancy Clark, Nadine Shilling, Liz Lynch, Caroline Cole. ROW 2: Melissa Busick, Sue Oldach, Ida Palmer-Ball, Barb Davis, Agnes Kan. ROW 3: Linda Long, Jane Haigh, Jeanne Demmer, Diane Schwegler, Missy Zeller. Societies V5 f . The Euglossian society, founded in 1913, displays the colors of purple for royalty and white for purity. The Eugs’ chosen flower is the violet, which symbolizes modesty. ‘‘Astra Castra Numen Lumen” — the stars are our camp¬ ing ground, divinity our light — is their slo¬ gan. This year, they sponsored an annual mum sale during Parents’ Weekend and Homecoming and participated in Interso¬ ciety Sing. Societies 1 1 1 Nu Sigma Alpha ROW 1: Dale Laux, Todd Gorrell, Ken Cleveland, Bruce Steinhard, Rick Armstrong, Kevin Wolfe, Dan Nelson. ROW 2: Jon Conway,Garvan Bollinger, Austin Kreutz, Ed Wid- man, Mike Popowich, Don Gideon, Lindsay Smith, Ernie Smith, Jerry Scott. Societies Sponsoring a Christmas party for under¬ privileged children from the Tiffin area and helping in the Muscular Dystrophy drive were two of the community projects in which the Heids took an active part. The men of Nu Sigma Alpha display the colors of purple and gray and work together under the motto “Unity Through Diversity.” Societies 11 3 Kappa Psi Omega ROW 1: Debbie Wilford, Kathy Pharis, Sandy Wickens, Betsy Boehm, Sue Weber, Lynn Parrish, Nancy Weisbach, Melinda Herbst, Kay VanHo. ROW 2: Kathy Day, Margie Bauman, Sally Aldridge, Brenda Gorrell, Sally Dehnel, Michaelene Joyce, Natalie Raff, Jean Lockmeyer, Jan Brykalski. ROW 3: Judy Logan, Barb Stein, Debbie Cuddy, Mary Cole. ROW 4: Marsha Maire, Lisa Stratton, Nancy Blessing, Nancy MacFieggan, Cindy Penn, Jane Orewiler. “Sincerity our Truth, Individuality our Goal” is the motto of the women of Kappa Psi Omega and maroon and white their colors. Founded in January of 1968, the Kap¬ pas chose the ladybug as a mascot and the daisy for their flower. This year they participated in Inter-soci¬ ety Sing and presented an Open House following the theme “You’ve Come a Long Way, Baby. - ; a s Societies 11 5 1 Sigma Tau Nu ROW 1: Rod Richardson, Thom Till, Hunter Macintosh, Will White, Don Wilson, Al Taylor. ROW 2: Kevin Laing, Rick Schmid, Steve Kullman, Scott Fairchild, Tom Mennillo, Joe Izzo. “Second to None” is the motto of the men of Sigma Tau Nu and navy blue and gold their colors. The Sigs were formed in 1 949, and, this year, took the audience back to the ' 60’s during their presentation in Inter-society Sing. Their 1974 Homecoming float was a giant beer keg following this year’s theme “Oktoberfest.” Societies 117 Black Ivory ROW 1: Vanessa Ayers, Tchernavian Morris, Mary-Thom Brown, Arlene Reed, Marcella Oliver. ROW 2: Carla Wade, Jackie Hopkins, Queta Gavin, Bonnie Thompson. Founded in May of 1973, Black Ivory picked the motto, “Take Sister by the Hand. Its colors are midnight blue and powder blu As a symbol, the women of Black Ivory chose a pyramid inte sected by a quarter moon in the left-hand corner; the society sor is “Reach Out and Touch.” Societies 118 r Intersociety Council ROW 1: Mary Palmstrom, Margie Bauman, Barb Stein, Deb Testa, Ida Palmer-Ball, Elsa Dresch, Liz Smanik, Janine Denner, Linda Long. ROW 2: Amy Mooney, Mary Cole, Arlene Reed, Marcella Oliver, Betsy Longaker, Sandy Nutter, Bonnie Garland, Nadine Schilling, Lisa Stratton, Mrs. Karen Miller. Interfraternity Council ROW 1: Norm Fischer, Joe Izzo, Bruce Steinhard. ROW 2: Mr. John Walker, Steve Allenby, Kevin Laing, Dave True, Ed Widman. There is always another chance. . . . This thing that we call r failure” is not the falling down , but the staying down. Mary Pickford ft C V‘ • -T- H 9 FACULTY ' ll Arthur Porter Jr., Dean Archie Thomas, Vice-President Student Affairs Faculty Administration (CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT) FACING: 1) John Walker, Director of Housing 2) E. H. Williamson, Bookstore Manager 3) Mike Garber, Food Service 4) Benjamin Hope, Treasurer 5) Meredith Van Dyke, Registrar OPPOSITE: 1) Elbert Edeburn, Accountant 2) John Nelson, Director of Admissions 3) Paul Yackey, V.P. of Development 4) George Deinzer, Director of Financial Aid 5) William Goodwin, Alumni Director (CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT) FACING: 1) Jack DeLong, Director of Publicity 2) Patricia Kissling, Health Service 3) Robert Oleson, Dean of Students 4) Louis Sell, Plant Manager 5) David Harkins, Business Manager OPPOSITE: 1) Ken Felt, Director of Student Activities 2) Kent Duesing, Admissions Counselor 3) Helen Rey¬ nolds, Dean of Institutional Research 4) Karen Miller, Assistant Dean of Student Affairs Faculty 129 V V Faculty 130 ■■ -. — Library (CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT) 1) LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosemary Maloney, Cathy Brandt, Mary Sacarafos, Ruth Ann Weininger, Linda Young 2) Wil¬ liam F. Louden, Janice Strickland American Studies 1) Nancy Siferd, 2) Mr. John Moe 3) Dr. Kenneth Davison ■ Faculty 131 Art FACING: (CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) 1) George Keester 2) Samuel Gholson 3) Virginia Kildow Biology OPPOSITE 1) Dr. David Baker 2) Cat 3) Dr. George Barlow 4) Jack Kramer Faculty 132 OPPOSITE: (CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT) 1) Dr. Gayle Joyce 2) Dr. Robert Murray 3) Dr. Percy Lilly 4) Dr. Howard Hintz Chemistry FACING: 1) Dr. Richard Cordell 2) Dr. Richard Kiss- ling 3) Dr. John Groce Faculty 135 Classics OPPOSITE: (LOWER LEFT) Dr. Frank Kramer Economics (CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT) 1) Harold Seeber- ger 2) Nils Parr 3) Dr. Reginald Yanney Education FACING: 1) Dr. Roy Bacon 2) Dr. Herman Williams 3) Marilyn Schultz I I Faculty 137 {Gf - 4jS Education FACING (CLOCKWISE FROM LEFT) 1) Donald Shepherd 2) Dr. Carl Ayres English OPPOSITE: 1) Sally Parr 2) Robert Joyce 3) Allan MacKenzie 4) Gerald Creason 5) Ruth Shult Faculty 138 ■ Faculty 139 Faculty 140 English OPPOSITE: (CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT) 1) Dr. Fred Lemke 2) Dr. Richard Hostetler 3) Ruth Wahlst- rom Geology FACING: (LOWER LEFT) Edwin Ashworth French FACING: (UPPER LEFT) E. Paige Wisotski Faculty 141 German OPPOSITE: (CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT) 1) Dr. Frank Horvay 2) Eve Bock 3) Dr. Albert Fink Health and Phys. Ed. FACING: 1) Kay Reisen 2) Mr. Renninger 3) Shirley Sherman 4) Karen Roby Health and Phys. Ed. OPPOSITE: (CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT) 1) Armin Riesen 2) David Grube 3) James Getz 4) Thomas Mulligan History FACING: 1) Dr. Dean Hatoor 2) Dr. Gordon Knutson 3) Tom Maroukis 4) Dr. Carl Klopfenstein Faculty 145 iST Ml • v rtfg vs � ♦ ) « l � • «! • ♦ ♦ ,. . � ♦ (Si Sj %•� ♦ •■, « “ • � ♦ £ ?♦ i‘ « � ;: . ♦ � ♦ vt vs A v ! S‘v s ' , vi t, . . •• (S.(S vS‘(S VStV .♦♦� ns� yt 1 . - ♦ •1 Faculty 149 i I Physics FACING: (FROM RIGHT) 1) Dr. Preston Forbes 2) Dr. Raymond Wise OPPOSITE 1) Dr. John Jackobs 2) Dr. Stanley Schmidt 3) Dr. Martin Reno Faculty 150 Philosophy OPPOSITE: (CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT) 1) Dr. Leon Putnam 2) Dr. Rudolph Muska 3) Tom Keen Political Science FACING: 1) Dr. John Breckling 2) Dr. John Kohle- mainen Faculty 153 Psychology OPPOSITE: (CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT) 1) Dr. William Moore 2) Dr. Leon Wise 3) Dr. Max Hillmer Religion FACING: 1) Dr. Paul Bock 2) Dr. Philip Harner 3) Dr. David Noss Faculty 155 Office Workers i (CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT) 1) Jennine Kerne 2) Nancy Rubenstein 3)Janet Ferner Faculty 158 The teacher. . . gives not of his wisdom, but rather of his faith and lovingness. If he is indeed wise, he does not bid you enter the house of his wisdom, but rather leads you to the threshold of your own mind. No man can reveal to you aught but that which already lies half asleep — in the dawning of your knowledge . . . You would know in words that which you have always known in thought. You would touch with your fingers the waked body of your dreams . . . That which is you dwells above the mountain and roves with the wind ... a thing free . . . Kahlil Gibran V Seniors 162 CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER RIGHT: Margery E. Bauman, David R. Barth, Jeffrey E. Binder OPPOSITE: Pamela J. Alheim, Mary Ball, Bren A. Baker, Thomas F. Amico Seniors 163 CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT: Rebecca Breitmayer, Steven P. Brancheau, Mary-Thom Brown OPPOSITE: Bonnie M. Bock, Cynthia L.BIodgett,Sarah I. Block, Elizabeth L. Boehm, Nancy L. Blessing Seniors 165 p I 4 ■ CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT: Ronald E. Campbell, Thomas Carey, Franklin Cham, Gwen Carlin OPPOSITE: William T. Broz Jr., Rick Buchosh, Donna Butcher, Ted Bruner Seniors 167 ■ ' 1 •. — 7J CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Marjery E. Chidester, Spencer R. Clum, Donna Christian OPPOSITE: Mary S. Cole, Paul E. Coleman, Gary L. Colledge, L. John Conway Seniors 168 CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER RIGHT: Jane DeWeese, William Deuring, Stephen P. Dehoff )PPOSITE: Jeffrey W. Davis, Katherine A. Day, Mark M. Damon, Barbara J. Craun CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT: Stephen P. Finn, Ruth A. Ferner, Martin R. Fanning OPPOSITE: William K. Eyestone, Diane L. Eby, Thomas H. Edwards, Kenneth D. Evans, Jack T. Fahey Seniors 173 i CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Norman M. Fischer, Wayne A. Fleck, Marc E. Garner, David Fitzpatrick and wife OPPOSITE: Hector Gonzalez, Margarit Graciansky, James D. Gould, Branda J. Gorrell V ; . - - Seniors 174 Seniors 175 CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER RIGHT: Susan J. Hosterman, Roger S. Hegnauer, Barbara R. Heck OPPOSITE: James A. Hart, Peter M. Hammond, Suzanne M. Ham¬ mer, Stephen A. Hall Seniors 177 Kornelia Kuhrau, Neil R. Kraft, Nancy L. Kuhn Seniors 179 I CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER RIGHT: Thomas M. Landry, Alfred B. Lamphere, Robin L. Lang, Denise F. Lanzer OPPOSITE: Wayne E. Lehman, John R. Leene, Thomas E. Lockhart, Steven A. Lauer, Janet M. Lecomte CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER RIGHT: Marsha A. Maire, Robert F. Loveland, Susan Macwhinney, Michele L. Malcuit OPPOSITE: Debra L. Loffer, Emily D. Lowe, Harold D. Lupo, Elizabeth M.Lynch Seniors 183 t CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Phyllis R. Matuszny, Louis F. Mathias, Jr., John H. McCambridge OPPOSITE: Kevin J. Meyers, Kim I. Miller, Thomas J. Mennillo, Susan B. Miller, Montez E. McDuffie Seniors 184 CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER RIGHT: Tchernavian Mor¬ ris, Robil L. Murphy, Amy Jo Mooney OPPOSITE: Nancy A. Monat, Joseph S. Minner, Diane E. Miltz, Edward N. Montandon, S. Shelley Miller CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT: Randall W. Page, Larry L. Notz, Ted Nusbaum OPPOSITE: Barbara A. Neady, Lucinda Muzik, Deryl E. Nolle, Phillip Newton i Seniors 189 CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER RIGHT: Lynn M. Parrish, Thomas J. Papadi- mos, Thomas H. Pakradooni OPPOSITE: Elizabeth H. Pearson, Susan L. Pendleton, Gary L. Pas- borg, Thomas E. Paulhus HB «sa tie ' s Seniors 192 CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER RIGHT: Susan Quint, Carla J. Pruitt, Janet M. Potter OPPOSITE: Donald J. Plummer, Frank J. Pluchino, Cynt¬ hia L. Pickens, Rebecca A. Pierce j Seniors 193 CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER LEFT: Thomas E. Server, Deborah E. Rownd, Mark Sauer OPPOSITE: Debby Wallace Richardson, Denise Savage, Natalie F. Raff, Larry D. Roper, Arlene Reed Seniors 195 CLOCKWISE FROM LOWER RIGHT: Barbara J. Stein Roger Snyder, Tonya Spreng OPPOSITE: Elizabeth J. Smanik, Steve C. Shuff, Rachel Smucker, Maribeth L. Seman, David C. Schuenaman Seniors 197 Seniors CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM RIGHT: Sharon Trinkle, David P. True, Mary Fran Steirer and friend OPPOSITE: Alan G. Taylor, Nancy J. Stein, Larry G. Swaisgood, John B. Steinhard, Elaine M. Stein I HI ; i Seniors 199 CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Jay M. Tyler, Deborah J. Van Gilder OPPOSITE: Linda Waugaman, Charles E. Wadsworth, Michael A. Weadock, Rita J. Walesch, Carol A. Walton Seniors 200 - I I CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT: Nancy J. Weisbach, Barbara J. Weaver, Susan G. Weber OPPOSITE: Lance D. Wernecke, Mary K. White, David N. Whitt, Susannah C. West, David Weber Seniors 202 mes CLOCKWISE FROM UPPER RIGHT: Sandra K. Wickens, Debra L. Wilford, Anne Childs Williman, Donald I. Wil¬ son OPPOSITE: James C. Zeller, Janet G. Wilson, Michael A. Zahn, Edward J. Zelczak SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Eloise Avey John Koriath Mark Resnick Janet Berus Lawrence Kreps Frederick Schmidt Michael Briggs Austin Kreutz Dennis Soinski Davis Burton Steven Kullman Melvin Tate Melissa Busick Edward Lewis Terrence Tomaszewski Melvin Carraway Timothy Longaker Charles Ulmer Kenneth Cleveland Ralph Lupinacci James Vanvalkenburgh James Croom David Martien Steven Voelker Herbert Dankert Ronald Martin Michael Waidmann Martha Elchert Nicholas Mayer Ronald Walters Wayne Fleck Stephen McLerran William Wenger John Gilliland James Mertz Lawrence Wierzbowski Thomas Goetz William Meyers Carol Wildes Charles Graham S. Michael Mitchell Jeffrey Williams Donald Greenleaf Paula Mowry Robert Williamson Mark Hall Michael Needham Hill ary Wresche Rebecca Johnston Michael Popowich Joan Zeller Dale Kapuscinski David Quinn Lisa Zimmer Kim Klekota Lawrence Remmer 206 My life is for and not for a spectacle . ... ■ ■ What I must do is all that concerns me, not what the people think. 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Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio Service Center 447-0297 Hertz Rent-a-Car 447-3493 Box 250 Compliments of CANTEEN CORPORATION Tiffin, Ohio MORRISON ' S 3M Copier Machines Supplies Office Furniture Supplies Typewriters, New Used Sales — Service — Rental 206 S. Washington St. Tiffin, Ohio (419)447-6133 AAA For All Your Travel Needs Call 447-0551 Tiffin, Ohio LEINER SON MEN ' S WEAR Downtown Tiffin 447-2454 Leiner ' s and Heidelberg — In Business for 120 Years Maudie ' s Stable 59 East Market Street Ads 215 COMSTOCK JEWELRY Columbian and Art Carved Diamonds Bulova Headquarters Ready-to-Wear Fashions for Campus and Career %lhlmans 159 South Washington Phone 447-4757 Gifts For Every Occasion Brass — Bar Accessories — Silver Heidelberg Class Rings and Society Pins 102 SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET Sales Service Call Paul For Listing — Sale — Property — Management P.H. ROSEN REALTOR 114 E. MARKET ST. TIFFIN, OHIO Good Luck To All Graduating Seniors from m ■McDonald s I ■ I® ’ 435 West Market St. Tiffin, Ohio LUU I jr4 i The Vo ice of Heidelberg Sports WTTF THE TIFFIN STATION 1600 AM 103.7 FM SAYGER ENTERPRISES, INC 70 S. Washington Street Tiffin, Ohio Phone 447-0717 CAMERAS PRINTING — ADVERTISING SPECIALITIES IMPORTED GIFTS HEIDELBERG COLLEGE TEXTS BOOKSTORE QUALITY PAPERBACKS Tri-County National Bank A SOCIETY CORPORATION BANK : : :SK ■ ' ■m. ' -V mW k� , Books — Cards Misc. Gifts Music — Records Novelties LONG’S CHRISTIAN GIFT AND SUPPLY CENTER 76 South Washington Street Tiffin, Ohio 44883 Complete Line of Wedding Supplies 448-0592 A subsidiary of Pettibone Corp. 235 Miami Street Tiffin, Ohio 44883 NATIONAL MACHINERY To Heidelberg, our good neighbor, greetings in your I 25th year. Closing 220 You van I fry ' and walk down Two different roads Amt look to both of them to bring you home. You must take your own way lho ' it is the long way And sometimes you find yourself alone. I know. For this all happened once before. i 1975 AURORA STAFF , . 4 EDITOR: Janis P. Walters ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Mary Dobstaff BUSINESS MANAGER: David Barth SPORTS STAFF: Al Hobson, editor Leslie Apetz EVENTS, GOVT. STAFF: JW, MD GROUPS STAFF: Christie Dinkel, editor Sandra Arms Holly Henderson Lisa Stratton Kathy Weidelman SOCIETIES STAFF: Julie Dembniak, editor FACULTY STAFF: Linda Golch, editor Amy Gifford Karen Hullihen SENIORS STAFF: Mickey Malcuit, editor Christie DeBuhr Connie McBirney Bonnie Bock ADVERTISING STAFF: Linda Golch David Wise JW, MD TAYLOR CONSULTANT: Steve White PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER: Ron Flechtner tgnr ■ ABOVE: Dave Barth RIGHT: Mary Dobstaff Closing 222 222 _ BELOW: Janis P. Walters It ' s a Long, Dark Road iPPffimpiPMI S Si|SSp«li 3Slg -f l, [ ' Bra ifiii ; • . a I ■ | i w«� Wi iSlilllfelfiliilll ! ■ 1 • mm ■ f� s 5 %m-m g |3iia .l;;rrh j ■?. wawog; SMS W{:i:f ' r‘ : l r i S«i ii •fk v -3x£m£r WJRc 1 • .• mm £ •H ' jifc-igi: ' vicbr ' --5r5 ■ jgmjSsE i9iiS9