Kent State University - Chestnut Burr Yearbook (Kent, OH)

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ROW 1: John Weaver, Richard Tuskes, Larry Loesch, Donald Kerbel, Jeff Medved, Jim Doeberling, Dennis Tichy, president ROW 2: George Suchy, Tony Brenner, Len Dostal, Dale Bryner, Rich Heimbrod, Jim Lyon, Dave Hancock, secretary; Bruce Coyle, Richard Brashears, Ryan Hetzer, Marv Whipple, Richard Medved, Rip Vallecorsa, vice president; Bob Woodall ROW 3: Jay Salovara, Les Levenson, Terry O ' Donnell, treasurer; Dave George, Pete Horwacher, Bill Gibbons, chief justice; Jim Goettel, Don Hollingsworth, John Gearhart, Stan Bader, Murray Aspden ROW 4; Nick Shostak, Jay Brixey, Jim McCrea, Bob Cich, Mike Stoiber, Jim Haubert, Fred Warden, Denny Price. Clark

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there were some who got lost and some who were never close enough to the road in the first place . . . but there were many more who found more than beer and broads . . . there were those who led and those who followed . . . those who found the road found the mud along its sides and in its holes . . . they found the pavement cracked and the scenery dingy . . . they also found there were other roads but they stayed and today are better for having walked the longer way . . . i cannot relive 9 months for 375 . . . but i can remember and through the heavy fog of what once was i see the differences of many forming the unity of a group . . . a group that was known as THE GUYS OF CLARK HALL ROW 1: Bill Gibbons, chief justice; Rip Vallecursa, vice president; Dennis Tichy, president; Rob Woodall, Richard Tuskes ROW 2: Jim Doeberling, Jay Salovara, Terry O ' Donnell, treasurer; John Gearhart. 278

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ROW 1: Joan Hopkins, Deena Koplan, treasurer; Carol Dellefleld, Marva Trotter, Claudia Fuchs, Sheryl Kramer ROW 2: Linda McKinney, president; Miss Diana Shiveley, graduate counselor; Miss Donna Sutley, resident counselor; Lennie Egan, Sue Baxter, Jane Ann Rosenberger, Lillian Quaranta, Marcia DeBuino, Kay Price, secretary; Sue Staudt, Ada Edgerton, Noreen Lahl, Patricia Bridgeland, Cindy Metzger, judicial vice president; Nancy Nevard, Polly Trethewey, vice president. Although Lowry Hall is the smallest resi- dence hall on campus, it is certainly one of the most energetic! In fact, this past year Lowry won the WRA participation trophy for her outstanding enthusiasm in athletic activities. The girls have also been very active in the Homecoming activities, Pork Barrel and Campus Day ' s Songfest, Situated in the loveliest part of the KSU grounds, Lowry was the first residence hall to be built at the university, and continues to maintain her reputation as a warm, friendly home away from home. Come and visit us sometime. We will be proud to change any ideas you may have about the crumbling, yet secure walls of ivy. And remember, just because a girl lives over a geology lab, doesn ' t mean she has rocks in her head! Lowry 280