Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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x E WAKE Either tat everything always goes right for Sue Williams, or tbi she never lets on that anything goes wrong. It is hard to tell. Being President of AWS is not without its problems, and if 5000 Miami co-eds cantt create enough problems, the Dean of Womenis Office usually can. But in the face of these insurmountable odds, Sue managed with inimitable style and a quick smile for those of us who looked on in disbelief. The usual plethora of meetings that accom- panied such an office were no challenge. She made her presence felt by her genuine concern with the student's tespecially women'si role in the University. However, this seriousness was generously balanced with a quick wit and a tendency to laugh. If the dialogue became too heavy, she could shoot the Miami pie out of the sky with a fast joke or a clever, if not biting observation. Whether it was probing the Miami woman on birth control, juggling left- over piggy banks, laughing it up with the Kappas, or run- ning to meetings with agendas, reports, and doodle pads in tow, Sue showed everyone how to succeed at student leadership and have a great time doing it. 23 Thoughtful, dynamic, outgoing, fun-Ioving, friendly, and reflective at times, Denny Kern has been a real Miami pacesetter. He has gained the respect of all who know him; for he is the type of person who can be counted on. He has shown his dependability in times of calm and quiet as well as in crisis. Not afraid to experiment with new ideas, Denny has lent a new direction to the Greek System through his position as President of the Inter- fraternity Council. Having worked and participated in various aspects of the University, he has proven himself open-minded, considerate, perceptive, and able to express himself clearly and without hesitation. And yet, possessing that rare quality of being able to laugh at oneself, Denny has a well-developed sense of humor and a deep, genuine enjoyment. of life. Denny's own personal qualities and leadership capabilities have achieved much on Miami's campus, and they should continue to do so in the future.

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He always had a knack for making any meeting short, enjoyable, and informal. In most cases, he entered two or three minutes late. He attributed his tardiness to the fact that there were no parking spaces large enough for his green cadillac. I, however, contend that it always took him several tries to successfully parallel park!! He pre- sided over a meeting clad in a sweat suit, and a fraternity jacket with a brown handball glove dangling out of his pocket. However, business was conducted promptly and efficiently at all times. One Miami co-ed twho will remain namelessy said, HWhen you note his green eyes and blond hair he looks like the man every mother wishes her daughter will bring home. Even nowea-days that is a com- pliment. Over the last four years Rick Graves has been actively involved in many and varied types of organizations. He diligently worked for Miami Chest, for the Alumni Depart- ment as a host, and headed up the senior class as Presi- dent. Rick is a well rounded individual, a fierce com- petitor, an honor business student, and a superb athlete. Rick Graves will look back on his Miami years with no re- grets for past actions or lost opportunities because he took advantage of every opportunity available. His past actions can only be praised by all who ever worked with him. 22 As President of the Senate, Dick Aynes worked for one overriding principle - the right as well as the responsi- bility of students to participate as students in decisions and developments made within the University. He con- sistently presented this position and his views intelligently and with fairness to all sides of the issues. From my own contact and experience, I came to admire Dick for his in- tensity and endurance as well as for his frequent flashes of objective insight while considering a problem. As a final consideration, my personal feeling is that one of the most appealing suggestions Dick made was that we should for- get everything, sell all of our worldly possessions, emi- grate to Australia, and start over as bank robbers.

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Pat St. Clair Up to the Sun Third Place Overall ABBONIZIO, THOMAS N.: Villanova, Pa. - Marketing; Phi Gamma Delta. RECENSIO, Marketing Club, Rugby Club, Class Cabinet, House Council, Intramurals... ABRAHAM, CAROLYN JEAN: Edon .. English; Zeta Tau Alpha, corr. sec, Marlin Club, Miami-Western Tutorial, SEA, House Coun- cil. Choral Union... ABRAMS, JOHN NEAL: St. Louis, Mo. s Chemistry: MIAMI STUDENT, asst. bus. mgr., Intramurais... ABTS, SUSAN ANN: Columbus, Ind. - El. Ed.; Pi Beta Phi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Panhel, corr. sec... AGAN, CHARLES THURSTON: Cleveland -Zoology; Sigma Chi, Karate, Resident Advisor, Intramurals. AHLERS, ROBERT WILLIAM: Upper Saddle River, NJ. s Business Admin- istration: Block M, Newman Club, Resident Advisor, Dorm Officer, Ice Hockey, lntramurals... AKESTER, DAVID G.: Cincinnati s Architecture: American Institute of Architects... ALEXCOVICH, SUE ELLEN: Brecks- ville s El. Ed.; Alpha Lambda Delta, Kappa Delta Pi, Block M. SEA, Hamil- ton Tutoring. Choral Union... ALLEN, CARRIE: Hamilton s El. Ed.; Young Republicans, MUCA. Westminster, Commuter Newspaper. ed... ALLEN, John T.: Brookfield - Accounting: Alpha Kappa Psi, treas, Block M. Young Republicans. ALLREAD, PATTI DAWN: Columbus s Marketing; Alpha Chi Omega... AL- TIZER, SANDRA LYNN: Columbus -. English; Dorm Officer. House Coun- cil... AMBROZIAK, THOMAS JOHN: Parma s Sculpture... ANDERSEN, FOLMER P. ll: Orinda, Calif. - Management: NROTC, SAM, Newman Club, Student Senate, lntramurals... ANDERSON, CRAIG: Sturgis, Mich. s Mar- keting; Phi Gamma Delta, Aquatic Club, Block M, Karate, Marketing Club. Miami Chest, Swimming Team, lntramurals. ANDERSON, ERIC WALTER: North Canton - Finance; Sigma Phi Epsilon. lntramurals... ANDERSON, GLENN WILLIAM III: Elkhart. Ind. s Architec- ture; Honors Program, Miami Memos. American Institute of Architects, Miami Ski Club... ANDERSON, MARC H.: Bogota, Colombia sinternation- al Studies; Phi Delta Theta. International Club, Miami Ski Club, Soccer... ANDERSON, MARCIA K.: Seville -- Applied Art; Phi Upsilon Omicron, Home EC. Club... ANDERSON, THOMAS P.: Winnetka, III. .. Management: Lambda Chi Alpha, NROTC, Transfer Student from Washington 84 Jeffer- son College. 24 Paul Schoenfeld He's my brother