Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1980 volume:

“ape ' . ase sm g oa pation et a a pee hy . a = af : F UNONIAN 1980 MOUNT UNION COLLEGE ALLIANCE, OHIO POLAT LG) Nae eae eee: Orgs ened ayecia oe ee eee eR 16 | aN Gl ON ATEN fa odes eee Ne a ae re fare snncauct saebaiessaecrssiab¥erss 18 ND ERGIEA SoMIEN tie. ase. MR eters ere ae MRRP Min cots iuresssiiaaenns santtece 44 SHOU ESS cancer orion rear Serderercoore Pee eae ts sorte Teticci nes vedeconsseonssauh set iergecteos 68 MUSIC, ART, DRAMA... Hotta erent vere anh Be Pe omacrerevrth re crtre A: 104 EA alSML Ey eee LA LEE EAN Bey cots cts tccecsacccietssaatecssoteviesseas orsvecscssents 124 GREEKS «....... 4. hss chair reer ae el eee ne re etre tte eer (ey atatet 150 CANDY ST EUIG JC oe eM tec cone ae riete a e eer ee es tit 166 SLT tear nina Bs Aeah tty an pene oP SB Ace RE Cer EEO CPS eae ey eA TTS LEV LEI [iO arise (scree ss seees Lo eS A OR ORES OP CECE PES EE 220 Walking slowly I turn to look behind To faces and places Fading to the past. ys Peete eee ie ae A tear falls As another world calls; My heart cries Don’t go”, but my life wanders on. 4 Walking quickly I try not to look nor think Of the faces and places moving quickly away. ; wanders on life a8) = is b) iat i © a D is W = as) = ss But my Lz) S ® al er S 1s) TT © = ® aS — = I try not to leave And suddenly, It occurs to me I’m not really leaving at all; (00. Ge i) |) ee i. Oe a ee il i 8 Merely walking away, for no one can stay But my memories will play on my mind. Striding proudly 10 On ahead dil i? My road will lead me home I'll find a way to make my life worthwhile. And looking back, Some years from now, 13 uD I=) S S fm ea) WK © fay CO ® WY 2) al oe — ® eb) WY a MARY EVELYN WEBER AND DR. RONALD G. WEBER 16 This year’s Unonian is dedicated to President Ronald G. Weber in sincere appreciation for his years of service and devotion to Mount Union College. A 1938 Mount graduate, Dr. Weber was elected the seventh president of the College in 1968. Prior to his election, he served Mount Union for twenty-four years in such offices as vice-president; secretary of the board of trustees; director of admissions, alumni, and publicity services; and the first secretary-treasurer of the Mount Union Dad’s Association. He was awarded the honorary Doctor of Business Administration degree in 1963 by Ohio Northern University. During his college years at Mount Union College, President Weber participated in many activities. Among them were Student Senate, Pi Gamma Mu Social Studies Honorary, Blue Key Honorary, Unonian staff, and Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. As President Weber’s career at Mount Union draws to a close, we send with him our appreciation, many fond memories, and our best wishes. 17 ART GEOLOGY ENGLISH EDUCATION COMMUNICATIONS PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY EGON, ACCTING, BA: HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY HEALTH AND PHYS. ED. MATHEMATICS CHEMISTRY BIOLOGY MUSIC C. Benjamin Lantz Dean of the College Ronald G. Weber President of the College Terence S. Taylor Dorothy J. Davis Dean of Men Dean of Women 20 Wayne Ashbaugh Wilbur E. Couchie David H. Freshly Registrar Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Ernest A. Sheetz Gary R. Rohmann Hugh I. Jae Director of Development Director of Financial Aid Director of Placement Gordon R. Brollier Todd Schneider Liz Mason Alumni Secretary Director of Public Information Assistant Director of Public Information 21 James Hopper, Associate Professor of Art “Anything you paint may be used as evidence against you.” — Pierre Alechinsky. Joel Collins, Assistant Professor of Art Charles Brueske, Professor of Biology Jerry L. Blount, Professor of Biology Hobbies: Horseback riding, enology, and cross- country skiing. 22 Joseph A. Butler, Assistant Professor of Biology Hobby: Snake collecting Faye Hollaway, Assistant Professor of Chemistry Hobbies: Gardening and reading NANT STATENS NOCMENRSTRY } Leonard Epp, Associate Porfessor of Biology Hobbies: Skiing and raquetball Arthur Murdoch, Associate Professor of Chemistry 23 Richard D. Holtz, Associate Professor of Business Administration Hobbies: Woodworking, gardening, and golf. Truman Turnquist, Professor of Chemistry Ann Kuzma, Instructor in Economics and Business Administration Martin Horning, Associate Professor of Economics “IT know not what will make you happy, but this I know, those of you who will be the happiest are those who have sought and found a way to serve.” — Albert Schweitzer. 24 Patricia C. Matthews, Instructor of Business Ad- ministration “When life gives you lemons — make lemonade!” Dr. Ned H. Phillips, Assistant Professor of Econom- ics “There’s no such thing as a free lunch.” Hubert R. Pinney, Associate Professor of Econom- ics “Give me a fish and IJ eat for a day; teach me to fish and I eat for a lifetime.” David Zoky, Assistant Professor of Accounting 25 Ralph J. Daily, Associate Professor of Education “Why won't Dr. Walton play me at singles in tennis?” . eT ih MUS denarii atthe witness iodo a etnies Chester E. Bartram, Chairperson, Education De- partment “A year from now we will have forgotten that it happened.” Georgia Sprinkle, Assistant Professor of Education ‘Make each day one of celebration!” e o Paul Shaker, Assistant Professor of Education oa Ce F et) Hobbies: Photography, horticulture, and travel. 3 eee ( ° ar) Gt arts tt tT + 26 Paul H. Chapman, Chairman, English Department Hobbies: Reading, travel, jazz, gardening, and Ohio history. Lyle Crist, Professor of English and Journalism Hobby: Poetry Gloria S. Malone, Associate Professor of English Hobbies: Reading and traveling Mary Ellen Nurmi, Professor of English 27 Earl Russell, Professor of English Hobbies: Early music and instruments, sailing, birdwatching. David R. Ragosin, Assistant Professor of English Hobbies: Reading, professional football, bridge, and politics. J. Edward Walton, Assistant Professor of English “IT wake to sleep, and take the waking slow. I feel my fate in what I cannot fear. I learn by going where I have to go.” — Theodore Roethke ‘€ Helen Saffell, Associate Professor of English “This too will pass.” 28 Vasile Calesi, Professor of Languages “The dreamer and the dream are one. Before the dreamer was the dream, But long before the dream is done, The dream destroys the dreamer As the night consumes the sun.” : : intial i —— —éé Paul E. Froman, Assistant Professor of German, Chaplain, and Assistant Registrar. “Alles hat ein Ende, nur die Wurst hat zwei.” Fred Oppermann, Professor of German “Sic transit gloria.” Angela Zumbar, Assistant Professor of Spanish “It’s all in a day’s work.” 29 Robert Bader, Professor of History “Are you sure that you understand this?”’ Robert G. Wiese, Jr., Professor of Geology “Now pay attention — we may have a quiz.” George Montagno, Professor of History “Shanti!” (Peace) — oT cal FE EE wt! u Pp acre ome a eet Pet ee Richard Doyle Assistant Professor of History 30 Dr. John E. Saffell, Chairman of History and Politi- cal Science Dept. Hobbies: Gardening and cattle-farming Ay ae x ate IRENE scm caenttie 2 - Be Sa ge 2 Re a ae ee eee ok eS a gecuanes ani can ee some es oe Oe as ts Dw SE A Ps nnn He OE. ME STL (ORS Ge wee SO GeO ME ee Pe RS SY” 0 OE AE SO ME KE SGCSCRR ERAGE Ree eee, Science Hobbies: Fishing and reading political novels Yost Osborne, Library Director Hobbies: Local history and gardening ees o0s8 see oth t}.7 o ae ematics mena a — — . , Hobbies: Woodworking and mineral collecting George A. Tune, Associate Professor of Political John F. Kirchmeyer, Assistant Professor of Math- William Markley, Jr., Professor of Mathematics Hobbies: raquetball, ping pong, soccer. David Lubbers, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Hobbies: Sports, do-it-yourself projects, and non- fiction reading. Carl H. Kandel, Associate Professor of Music SPAD — Sheer Pride and Determination. Gordon Brock, Assistant Professor of Music “It’s a good thing we’re not getting as much govern- ment as we're paying for!” — Will Rogers. 32 Stephen Lewark, Instructor in Music “A prudent man conceals his knowledge, but fools proclaim their folly.” — Proverbs 12:23. Arthur L. Lindstrom, Associate Professor of Music Hobby: Gourmet Cooking Steven Malycke, Associate Professor of Music Hobbies: Rebuilding player pianos, maple syrup making, forestry, and languages. Lewis Phelps, Associate Professor of Music 33 Peter N. Synnestvedt, Assistant Professor of Music “You have a hole in your background.” Marjorie Cooke, Associate Professor of Physical Education Hobbies: Reading, cooking, flower gardening, Ang- lophile. 34 Bruce Cartwright, Instructor of Health and Physi- cal Education Richard F. Giese, Instructor in Health and Physical Education Hobbies: Tennis, reading, and raquetball. Lyn D. Hemminger, Instructor in Health and Physi- = a cal Education , John Homon, Instructor in Health and Physical Education oe | Hobbies: Jogging, weight training, and gardening. Larry Kehres, Instructor in Health and Physical Education Pion t talk about it, do it.” = “nag mK Marleen Lehman, Assistant in Physical Education _——— 35 Donald Montgomery, Instructor in Health and Physical Education Hobbies: Sports. Joseph A. Luxbacher, Instructor in Health and Physical Education Hobbies: Photography, hiking and backpacking, and sports. James P. Rodman, Professor of Physics Hobbies: Explosives technology, Egyptology, celes- tial navigation, restoring army vehicles. aaa a . Kenneth E. Wable, Associate Professor of Physical Education 36 William A. Sloan, Associate Professor of Physics “Garbage in” equals ‘Garbage out”. Dennis Clayson, Assistant Professor of Psychology “Essentially . Steve Kramer, Assistant Professor of Psychology “Wisdom is rooted in watching with affection the way people grow’. — Confucius. Shea Zellweger, Associate Professor of Psychology Hobby: Visiting the librarians of colleges and uni- versities. 37 Raymond Newell, Instructor of Religion and Phi- losophy Ls Donald R. Buckey, Associate Professor of Religion and Philosophy “What it all comes down to is that we just have to now harder’. — Jack Reidling. Wesley J. Vesey, Professor of Religion “If you have the urge to do something good, do something, if it’s only to stroke your grandmother's cat!” ‘ George Thomas, Professor of Religion and Philoso- phy 38 Jeffery Hahn, Instructor of Sociology “The only things worth learning are the things you learn after you know it all.” — Harry Truman. Kathleen Piker King, Assistant Professor of Sociol- ogy Hobby: Gardening. Lana S. Leggett, Instructor of Sociology “We know the price of everything but the value of nothing.” William Coleman, Assistant Professor of Speech and Communications “Thunder is good, thunder is impressive; but it is lightening that does the work.” — Samuel L. Cle- mens. 39 Charles Morford, Assistant Professor of Speech Donald Shonting, and Drama 40 aaa Assistant Professor of Speech James Vincent, Professor of Speech and Drama Kitty Brehm W. Edwin Seaver, III. Assistant Director of Hoover-Price Director Of Admissions Campus Center Cindy Zellweger Admissions Counselor Rick Neely Art Kunkle Admissions Counselor Admissions Counselor 41 Zettie and Terry Sims Collins, Elliot Hall Ron and LuAnn Pierce Czar, Cunningham Hall Scott and Paula Whetstone, King Hall Marion Riggs, McMaster Hall 42 A Don and Teresa Montgomery Benji, Miller Hall 43 FRESHMEN PRES. CHERYL M. SMITH V.P. LIZ RAYBURN SEC. PEGGY MCDONALD TREAS. MONICA LABUDA SOPHOMORES PRES. RICK HILL V.P. MARK RINE SEC. DEB SKAMER TREAS. LOUIE SHAHEEN JUNIORS PRES. CONNIE MCINTOSH V.P. KATHY RIVERS SEC. DEBBIE ROBBINS TREAS. BETH GEHRES 46 Abbruzzese, John Abbruzzese, Joe Ackerman, Doug Adejoro, Esther Ague, John Akers, Tommy Albertson, Candy Alexander, Mike Allen, Deb Allen, Eileen Alten, Tom Anasis, Tom Andaloro, Paul Andersen, Jane Anderson, Kevin Andy, Timothy Angeli, Deloris Antonucci, Robert Artino, Barb Atwell, Missy Atzell, Missy Austin, Jim Autenreith, Melinda Bagnola, Dan Bailey, Mike Ball, Mark Baltosser, Jessie Barchanowicz, Henry Barker, Jerry Barker, John Barker, Steve Barnhill, Andi Bartholomew, Rhonda Bartter, Sue Barwinski, Kathy Basinger, Gerry Baumgartner, Paul Bayer, Brad Beatty, Becky Beck, Rob Begue, Jill Belknap, Bob Bellinger, Scott Benedetto, Liz Benner, Dennis Benner, Heidi Bennett, Dawn Benson, Greg Berkeley, Anne Berry, Barb Berry, Jackie Bigler, Linda Bishop, Sue Blair, John Blon, Terry Bloxson, Curtis Bobak, Jim Bobosky, Dave Boehm, Alicia Boland, Dave Boland, Rick Bole, Lisa Bomback, Ron Bond, Sharrie Bondra, Jim Booth, Tod Boros, Dan Boros, Vicky Bowen, Janet Bownan, Clarence III Bowman, Randy Bowman, Todd Boyd, Cathy Boyer, Randy Bozigar, Robyn Bradley, Monroe 47 Brick, Rob Brocker, Brad Brown, Knox Brown, Nancy Bruce, Kirk Brumbaugh, Dean Brunk, John Brunner, Lorie Bryan, Tim Buckingham, D. Craig Bukala, Donna Burless, Tom Burns, Pat Burt, Sue Bush, John Butch, Jean Byrd, Dave Calhoun, Anthony Callahan, Brenda Cameron, Dave Campbell, Joel Campbell, Jon Campbell, Mike Campitella, Jeff Capestrain, Karen Capuano, Bettina Cardinal, Mike Cardona, Antonio Carle, Terri Carr, Jeni Carroll, Nick Carter, Amy Caruso, Lori Casebeer, Lois Ann Caskey, John Cassady, Jenny Cernich, Dave Chaffe, Rob 48 Chamberlin, Bruce Chaney, Barb Changet, Mark Chechuck, Greg Chirico, John Cibulas, Cindy Cipriani, Rob Cironi, Louis Clark, Melvon Clayman, Frank Cole, Casey Colle, Clarence Colon, Kari Combes, Russell Conklin, Brion Conlon, Faith Cooper, Greg Cooper, Nancy Cope, Kevin Copeland, Keith Couts, Linda Cramblett, K aren Crile, Bruce Crock, Barb Cronin, Brenda Cruz, Angelo Cummins, Brian Custer, Brad Dailey, Sue Dale, Jim Damiani, Amy Danilov, Brian Danner, Keff Davidson, Rob Davis, Albert Davis, Cheryl Davis, DeAnn Dawson, Belinda 49 50 Day, Beverly DeGraw, Peggy Deibel, Lavonne DeRamo, Julianne DeSantis, Bill Deuber, John Dewar, Karen DeZee, Andra DeZee, Tammy Dickerson, Sue Dickey, Jeff Dickey, Julie Dillon, Dave Dinezza, Janice Dodson, Kim Dogan, Gregg Domino, Joel Donaldson, Jim Douglas, Dave Douglas, Jim Douglas, Ken Douglass, Kevin Dout, Janet Dowell, Karen Downard, Roxanne Dozier, Gary Drake, Nancy DuBois, Kim Dugan, Jim Dunkle, Keith Dunlap, Judianne Dunlap, LeeAnn Durant, Lynn Durham, Jim Dydynski, Mike Eberhart, Jim Eckel, Shari Edgecombe, Anne Ehlert, Bernard Ehlert, Theresa Eisenman, Terry Elavsky, Cindy Ellis, Willis Emerson, Sue Enders, Kathy Entrikin, JoAnn Eppler, Craig Ermlich, Lynn Erni, Lewis Eshler, Bill Evans, Cathy Evans, Ken Ewing, Larry Fabry, Steve Faloon, Janine Feldheimer, Michelle Felger, Chris Fernandez, Eduardo Feucht, Terry Ficarra, John Fincher, Lorenzo Finley, Brent Fisher, Eli Fisher, Sally Fleishman, Sue Flint, Tonya Floridia, Dominick Floto, Jim Flowers, Tom Forrester, Belinda Fortner, Karen Foster, Melody Foster, Ron Foster, Sharon Franklin, Mark Frantz, Nancy 52 Freeman, Mary French, Ken Frisbee, Jon Fritzman, Dave Froelich, Tom Fulmer, Doug Gachichio, George Gachichio, Josephat Gadek, Pam Gallina, Mike Galloway, Penny Gann, Rob Garapic, Julia Garey, Beth Garrett, Scott Gasparik, Annette Gasser, Traci Gauerke, Charley Gault, Yallah Gerhes, Beth Gibbs, Tim Gilbert, Dan Gill, Scott Giovanelli, Mary Gluck, Roberto Gobin, D. Shane Goe, Mark Gonzalez, David Goodrich, Scott Gourley, Dave Graham, Mark Grassman, Dave Gray, Keith Graybill, Tim Green, Kathy Green, Rob Greene, Alison Gregory, Dana Gregory, Mark Greiner, Tim Grell, Joyce Grimm, Greg Groat, Jill Grossman, Dale Gruber, John Guerrieri, George Guiles, Rob Guy, Sandy Haag, Rick Haas, John Hagerty, Tom Hagerty, Tim Haines, Jeff Halkerston, Jeff Hall, Allan Hall, Greg Hammerton, Rob Hanlon, Kevin Harner, Cheryl Harrison, Rick Hartman, Cheryl Hartzell, Tim Hawsell, Tim Hawkins, Jim Hawkins, John Hayn, Lori Hays, Gloria Hebb, Don Heckman, Jeff Heestand, Brad Heestand, Keith Heestand, Bill Hefferman, Kevin Heim, Cindy Helm, Alison Henne, Tom 53 54 Henning, Phil Hepler, Chris Hepler, Tim Herman, Tracie Hershberger, Elena Hibbert, Vivien Hickson, Pam Hill, Rick Hoffman, Jeff Holben, Jeff Holt, Marcia Honacker, Perry Hoopes, Kevin Horsewood, Dedre Houghton, Steve Hewlett, Bruce Hubbard, Doug Hurst, Tim Iden, Damon Ifantiedes, Mike Isidro, Greg Jackson, Domonick Jackson, Jocelyn Jackson, Judith Jacobson, Chris Jae, Bradley Jagta, Cheryl Jameson, Greg Jeffers, Pam Jelichek, Mark Jennings, Marla Jobe, Jack Joga, Julie John, Ken Johnson, Ken Johnson, Tammy Johnson, Wendy Johnston, LeeAnn Jomehri, Jahanshah Jones, Chris Jones, Jim Jones, Shawn Jordan, Jerry Kaiser, Cindy Karaganides, Chris Karmie, Jim Kata, Julie Kauffman, Sara Kaufman, Bruce Keefer, Dean Keehn, Dan Keener, Lynne Kehres, Sandy Keeler, Earl Kendeigh, Jennie Kennedy, Calvin Kent, Terri Ketter, John Kilheeney, Joe Kimball, Mike Kinken, Ken Kindt, Doug King, John Kirkland, Kevin Kline, Anne Kline, Beverly Kline, Terry Klingerman, Kathy Koenig, Walter Kokinda, Michelle Kolke, Ken Kolke, Tom = Se: ene Kopilchack, John Kovack, Chris Kozar, Lorri Krahling, Karen 55 56 Kratofil, Ellen Krause, Gary Krelko, Brit Krochta, Lori Kubasta, Kim Kulik, Daniel Kundrat, Steve Labuda, Monica Lakatos, Jeff Lake, Dave Lampe, Donna Landis, Lynn Laney, Michelle Lansdowne, Jean Lansell, Matt Lantz, Kim Lantz, MaryLynn Lasch, John Latanner, Lynn Lee, Hee-Ouh Lehman, Dave Leite, Joe Lenahan, Russ Lenz, Brian Levin, Mindy Levoy, George Lewis, Marilyn Lewis, Paula Lindamood, Jeff Linton, Bill Lioi, Paul Lisk, Lisa Litten, Mark Locke, Todd Locke, Kandy Lococo, Cindy Lorentz, Jim Loughlin, John Love, Karen Love, Tom Lowman, Cathy Lowman, Mark Lukasik, Carol Lumley, Debi Lundgren, Dave L undstrom, Kirk Lybrand, Donna Maculuso, Joe Mackenzie, Tim Mackey, Karen MacLagan, Mark Mamula, Nick Manello, Jim Manley, Bob Manner, Nancy Manypenny, Jayne Marchionda, Dominic Marcu, Otilia Marlett, Mark Marosi, John Marshburn, Jane Martin, Barb Martin, JoLynn Martin, John Mason, Mitchell Mason, Rhonda Matak, Dave Mattern, Dave Mattern, Kurt Matthew, Steve Maurer, Dina Maxwell, Neil Mazik, Pat McClatchey, John McClellan, Don McCoy, Dale 57 58 McCoy, Dave McCulloch, Rhonda McDonald, Peggy McElhaney, Robin McElroy, Helen McGarvey, Dan McGarvey, Tim McHugh, Kirk McIntosh, Connie McLaughlin, Dave McNeal, Teresa McNeil, Dave Meade, Jan Meredith, Lynda Merryman, Marty Mick, Steve Miller, Dave Miller, Dave Miller, Joel Miller, Mark Miller, Nancy Miller, Steve Miller, Steve Miralia, Bill Miranda, Steve Misciskia, Annette Mitchell, Paul Moffett, Melissa Montgomery, Betty Moore, Sally Moorhead, Kim Morey, John Morgan, Vivian Morris, John Morrow, Tod Motiga, Irene Moushey, Tim Mowrey, Becky Moyers, Cecil Mueller, Joy Murphy, Paul Murrell, Bob Mushrush, Cindy Nayman, Nanette Neal, Angie Newman, Mary Newton, Walter Nichols, Dean Nielsen, Swen Niemann, Joe Noschese, Jason Oakes, Mark Oakland, Steve Odenkirk, Kathy Olenick, Randall Olson, Laurie Opacic, Brian Oravecz, Cindy Orend, Cari Orendas, Kathy Orendas, Mary Ott, Tim Pachan, Anna Palik, Lauren Palo, Scott Palumbo, Marty Pansino, Cindy Parcell, Kim Parnell, Mike Paulus, Dave Pawlikowski, John Payne, Don Pelfrey, Mike Pelletier, Darlene Pelo, Cindy Pelsue, Brenda 59 Perkins, Mike Perla, Todd Perry, Ann Perryman, Faye Pertee, Troy Peters, Pat Peters, Bill Pike, Mark Pitzer, Jamie Plegge, John Plues, Harold Pohl, Laurie Pollack, John Poracky, Sue Potelicki, Paula Prelac, John Prince, Dave Pucci, Kevin Racine, Patti Rapose, Drew Rasor, Marlin Ray, Anna Rayburn, Elizabeth Razdrh, Mike Ready, Cathie Reber, Tammy Reed, Carol Reider, Larry Reissinger, Dan Reitz, Ron Renwick, Robin Revollo, Gabe Reynolds, Rick Reynolds, Tim Rhodes, Virginia Rice, Chris Richard, John Richter, Tammy Riendeau, Michelle Rine, Mark Ring, Marty Ringley, Kathy Rivers, Kathy Rivers, Rick Robbins, Debbie Robbins, Lynn Robellard, Nancy Roberts, Francine Robinson, Dennis Rodgers, Pam Rogers, Eugene Roller, Rob Roniger, Paul Roper, Jim Rudolph, Chandra Rudy, Paula Ruggieri, Chris Rumbold, Elizabeth Russell, Barb Rutan, Doug Ryan, Steve Sabella, Debbie Sager, Bill Sailer, Janet Sanders, Kay Sartain, Debbie Saxe, Ralph Scarpitti,. John Scarry, Diana Scheidler, Jeff Schlievert, Mike Schoeneman, Lou Schrengauer, Anne Schrengauer, Sue Schroeder, Mary Schuller, John 61 62 Schumaher, Bill Schuster, Tom Schwalenberg, Amy Scott, Barb Scott, Jeff Scott, Penny Senita, Paul Seymour, Jill Shafer, Sue Shaheen, Louie Shane, Scott Shanks, Ed Sharp, Sue Shreve, Cindy Schultz, Sue Shumard, Deb Simmonds, Joe Simmons, Kent Simpson, Bob Sirochman, Mike Skamer, Deb Skidmore, Eric Skoczinski, Diane Slabaugh, Dave Slates, Jon Slutz, Bob Small, Matilda Smith, Cheryl Smith, Cheryl Smith, Cindy Smith, Cindy Smith, Ed Smith, Jenny Smith, Joey Smith, Ken Smith, Randy Smith, Rick Smolka, Joel Snyder, Cindy Snyder, Jennie Snyder, Larry Snyder, Polly Solomey, Nick Sopata, Brad Souder, Kathy Spencer, Al Spencer, Kim Spiker, Doug Spiker, Rachel Spiker, Bill Staaf, Cindy Staby, Lisa Stari, Jocelyn Startzell, Linda Staufeneger, Dave Staufeneger, Deb Stauffer, Dennis Steele, John Stefanik, Kathy Steiner, Phebe Stevenson, Jenny Stewart, Doug Stillwell, Becky Stipek, Tom Stouffer, Sue Stover, Dave Sturm, Catherine Swaldo, Laurie Sweeney, Mark Szpak, John Tanner, Marilyn Tarhay, Linda Tartt, Phill Taylor, Scott Tedeschi, Sam Tedrick, Joy 63 64 Texter, John Tharp, Lisa Thoman, Tami Thomas, Barb Thomas, Tom Thompson, Carol Thompson, Laura Thompson, Sue Thompson, Sherri Thompson, Tahna Thorpe, John Tighe, Chris Tipton, Ron Todor, Bob Tomko, Amy Toolis, Kathy Tritt, Bill Truini, Mark Trusick, Rick Tsipis, Maria Tucker, Steve Tuerler, Paul Turner, Sue Uhler, Jill Ullman, Elizabeth Urbon, Brad Vaclav, Daryl Vale, Andrea Vanbenthuysen, Becky Vanostrand, CaryAnn Vanscovich, John Varnum, Cathy Vaughn, Stuart Vernon, Deb Vicars, Terry Vickers, Walt Volk, Ed Waggoner, Billy Wagner, Mitch Wainwright, Carol Wait, Daryl Walker, Victor Walker, Terry Wall, Kim Wallace, John Walter, Mark Walter, Pam Waltz, Todd Wardle, Mike Warinner, Ed Warner, Dave Warren, Linda Wavrek, Dave Weaver, Chuck Webb, Doug Weber, Mitch Wegman, Dara Weick, Tim Weimer, Polly Weisheit, Ed Wells, Steve Wenzel, Tim Werning, Linda Weston, Craig Wheeler, Doug Whetstone, Todd Wiemers, Beth Will, Tom Williams, Allen Williamson, Jamie Willis, Sabrina Wilson, Darlene Wilson, John Wilson, LeighAnn Wilson, Roger Wilson, Walt 65 66 Winn, Ray Wirick, Jennifer Wirkus, Mark Wiskosfske, Scott Witt, Bill Witte, Lynnette Wojcik, Joe Wolfe, Peggy Wolfe, Orrin Wondolkowshi, Lorri Woods, Sis Woodward, Tom Woolman, Evelyn Workman, Mike Wourms, Sue Wyrick, Bill Yajko, Dave Yockey, Cindy Yohn, Karen Yoho, Lisa Young, Kathy Young, Sherrie Zachem, John Zamagias, Michelle Zelasko, Scott I it we tb Ae queen 67 GOLF TRACK SOFTBALL FOOTBALL WRESTLING BASKETBALL CROSS COUNTRY VOLLEYBALL SWIMMING BASEBALL TENNIS SOCCER nioszos tS el ae a) 70 In its final season of slow-pitch action, the Mount Union College women’s softball team posted its best record ever, 16-5, during the 1979 season. The team returned to the OAISW State Tournament for the third straight year. Under the direction of second year coach Merry Ormsby, the Purple Raider women defeated the fifth place finisher in the state; twice outscored Lakeland C.C. which defeated Mount Union three times last year and avenged a regular season loss to Ohio Wesleyan, in the state tournament. Leading the team offensively were Sis Woods, Kandy Locke, Sharon O’Connell, Terri Carle, and Kriss Moore. Woods had 35 hits for a .530 batting average. Locke held a .514 average, with 33 hits and 26 RBI’s. O’Connell hit .491 with 32 hits and Carle had 30 hits and 14 RBI’s for a .441 average. Moore had a .436 average. Moore was the leading pitcher, posting a 10-4 record; Michele Mellot had a 6-1 record. Moore was selected Player’s Player by her teammates. Row 1: Sharon O’Connell, Pat Burns, Tammy Richter, Parmie Andaloro, Sis Woods, Michele Mellot, Mickie Riendeau Row 2: Cathey Stricker, Lynn McIntyre, Terri Carle, Kriss Moore, Kandy Locke, Michelle Kokinda, Jill Uhler, Jackie Berry Row 3: Steve Gill, Jennie Kendeigh, Cyndi Lococo, Lynn Vincent, Lynne Brunner, Deb Deal, MaryJane Weigand, Merry Ormsby, Dan Levingood e The Men’s tennis team finished the 1979 season with their best record ever. They posted an 11-2 TI record and finished eighth at the OAC Championships with their highest point total ever. Leading the way was the team’s four time MVP, Mike Leyshon. He had another fine season at the first S singles and first doubles position. Rick Neely and Jim Hileman also closed successful careers last year. Both players were four-year tennis lettermen. Tom Anasis, Tim Bryan, and Dave Gonzaiez all had fine seasons under rookie coach, Dick Giese. 72 EEE 4 has ; ae ?, es Ww Si hn ORO iis OREN O's The women netters faced stiff competition during the 1979 season. Coach Marjorie Cook stated that ‘the caliber of tennis has improved greatly, which makes any schedule hard.” She also remarked that because Mount Union is a small college, many girls participate in more than one sport, thus there is no specialization in tennis as there is in some of the larger colleges that Mount Union came up against. Marianne Mentzer held the best singles record which was 8-3. All the girls were dedicated and put in long hours of hard work. Coach Cook said that they were a fine group to work with and predicted a good season next year because there will be many returning players with a great amount of experience and talent. SN ae an BG x PESO TR Front Row: Trish Blon, Mindy Autenreith, Cindy Elavsky, Chandi Rudolph Back Row: Marianne Mentzer, Lori Caruso, Bobbi Davis, Martha Ring Pie sice) nH 2 oO Wey Th Get Spiel 73 beet eel (Oe OD Ol 74 Mount’s baseball team finished with an 8-14 record for the 1979 season. In the OAC, they finished with a 7-4 record. Senior co-captain, Doug Collins, hit 441 leading Mount’s offense. Mark Marlett, a sophomore pitcher-outfielder, hit .375. Other outstanding players were freshman Tom Hannan, sophomore Bob Belknap, and juniors Dan Greenho, Jeff Meshey, Farley Elkins, and Jay Groat. This season didn’t turn out too well but hopes are high for next season as only three players will graduate. e 1 QhOERo ANDER wwW0ERe = QWNDER «= Er = DER Row 1: Mark Marlett; Jay Groat; Jon Weingart; Frank Maley; Doug Collins; Farley Elkins; Dave Kanpp; Tim Sell; Dan Greenho. Row 2: John Texter; Mike Gallina; Larry Snyder; Jim Durham; Bob Belknap; Dave Lundgren; Tom Hannon; Jeff Meshey; Jeff Campitella. Row 3: Coach Jack “Skip” Rafeld; Scott Shane; Jon Campbell; Jeff Holben; Tom Schuster; John Prelac; Todd Whetstone; Gary Dozier; John Kopilchack; Chris Felger. “ teen : 4% a eee y te i cones ae ie Ot gee = ey Satire a J yg! Seed baat re ae : . Ws, cate (cs hae SSA a i agile SRN ee re a oe ve ee Pe SOMA Ou Meee ne 8 OE _ = eye? 5 os Vlilaty a 75 Ne nN Oo 2 age) fle hele 76 The men’s track team finished second at the OAC Championships. The team had four individual championships and eight qualifiers for the NCAA Division III meet. Ken John defended his triple jump title, winning with a leap of 47’9”. John also placed third in the long jump. He was named the recipient of the James Wuske award, given to the Outstanding Field Events performer. Tom McIntyre defended his 1500 meter title and also won the 5000 meter title. McIntyre was named the Geisman Award winner, given to the Outstanding Runner at the meet. Don Landin rounded out the Purple Raider winners, claiming the 1000 meter crown. Eight Purple Raider thinclads qualified for Nationals; they were: McIntyre in the 5000 meter race, Landin in the 10000 meter, John in the long and triple jumps, Vic Smith in the 1500 meter, Ken Smith and Ken Evans in the high jump, Vic O’Brien in the long and triple jumps and Dave Matak in the sprints. Landin won All-American status, placing sixth in the 10000 meters. McIntyre placed 8th in the 5000 meter race. The Purple Raiders had three ninth places: Vic Smith in the 1500, Ken Smith in the high jump, and Ken John in the triple jump. John also placed eleventh in the long jump. Landin set three school records, in the 5000, 10000 and six mile run during the 1979 season. Row 1: Jeff Lindamood, Claude Charlillo, Richard Cabot, Kurt Mattern, Mark Gregory, Dan Gilbert, Willie Jefferio, Don Landin Row 2: Dave Menosky, Vic O’Brien, Paul Murphy, Don Marchionda, Ken Smith, Dave Matak, Vic Smith Row 3: Dave Paulus, Dave Blanock, Rob Roller, Tom McIntyre, Ken Evans, Dave Davis, Jeff Vernau Row 4: Dave Bobobsky (Manager), Joe Kilheeney, Jerry Theiss, Ken John, Barry Nolan, Coach Rick Kempe peepee 77 78 The Golf team had a fine year, placing seventh at the OAC Championships. Chuck Rininger gained All-OAC status for the second straight year, placing third at the Championships. Rininger, the MVP for the second straight year, also set a Mount Union first. He was the only Mount Union golfer ever to be invited to compete in the NCAA Division Championships. He made a fine showing there placing 35th in an outstanding field. Three Purple Raider golfers concluded fine careers this year. Four year letterman Rininger and Rick Snode had brilliant careers. Rob Zenobi also completed his golfing career. Row 1: Chuck Rininger, Dave Thomas, Rob Hammerton, Mark Hostetler Row 2: Tom Bell, Larry King, Rick Snode, Coach Wable 79 Poy COCs ta nel The Mount Union Soccer team completed a successful 1979 season with a record of 9-4-1. Playing one of the most difficult schedules in Mount’s soccer history, including powers such as The University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie-Mellon University and Wooster, the Purple Raiders finished in third place in the Northern Division of the Ohio Athletic Conference. In conference action, the booters lost only two games, both in overtime, to powerful Wooster and to a surprising Oberlin squad that went on to win the division title. Much of the team’s success was due to a fine group of senior athletes who made up the nucleus of the squad. Leading the way were senior co-captains Bob Rockwood and Mike Vienna, both four year letterman. Seniors Ray Bassel, Jim Donahue, Phil Francis, Mark Miller, Todd Peters and Rich Reynolds also provided valuable experience and leadership. Although the Mount squad will be losing several key players due to graduation, a number of returning underclassmen hope to provide the impetus for a successful season next year. Leading scorer Jeff Halkerston will return along with defenders John Chirico, Mark Pike, George Gachichio and freshman standout Jeff Haines. a ee NSS ee ; ; inte pew | : ; pinata aa. SEM ee Es , P ae % , : Row 1: Coach Joe Luxbacher, Trainer Judy Fizet, Jeff Halkerston, Ray Bassel, Jim Roper, John Caskey, John Deuber, Assistant Coach Bill Markley, Row 2: Rich Reynolds, Todd Peters, Mark Pike, Mark Miller, John Chirico, Mike Vienna, George Gachichio, Row 3: Jim Donahue, Josphat Gachichio, Phil Francis, Jeff Haines, Bob Rockwood, Bill Koine Kinyua, Swen Nielsen. Not Pictured: Jahanshah Jomehri. 81 The Mount Union Volleyball Spikers completed another successful season with an overall record of 12-4. However, despite their effort they failed to get a bid at the Ohio State tournament, a position well deserved by the team. Coach Cooke took this young group of talented women, which included five freshmen, and turned them into a very enthusiastic, mature team. Sophomore Jennifer Smith was the recipient of the Most Valuable Player Award. Because of the Spiker’s enthusiasm and consistency we can look forward to a very promising season next year. pea i=. N ye ee Row 1 Left to right seated: Jenny Cassady, Peggy Orendas, Cathie Ready Row 2 seated Heidi Benner, Faye Perryman, Barb Scott Row 3 standing Manager Rhonda Mason, Coach Cooke, Jennifer Smith, Andrea Vale, Jill Uhler, Cindy Ready Row 4 standing Cathy Stricker, Brenda Cronin, Terri Carle 82 83 Tr) (| ie) elif te tmp fey (eo The Mount Union College Cross Country team’s first year under fine new head coach John Homon was another winning and successful year. Although not quite in the same class as the great Mount teams of the recent past, this year’s team was still respectable. Of the 16 members of the 1978 OAC champions, only 8 returned this year, due to graduations, transfers, etc. The team then lacked depth and experience. On top of this, injuries to tri-captain Don Landin, a sure All-American, and Dave Bobosky added to the team’s depth problems. Despite this, the season was still successful. Led by tri-captains Don Landin, Vic Smith, and Dave Menosky, the team had a 4-2 dual meet record, defeating Division II National qualifier Akron. They placed 5th at the OAC Relays and 4th at the conference meet, qualifying for the regional meet, where the lack of depth prevented them from going to National, although Smith and Menosky did qualify individually. Congratulations are in order for team MVP Vic Smith, who was undefeated in dual meets, OAC, and regional champion, and earned All-American status by finishing 6th and setting a school record at Nationals. Row 1: Dave Bobosky, Matt Morey, Rob Roller, Don Landin, Mark Gregory, Greg Isidro, Dan Gilbert Row 2: Coach John Homon, Tim Haswell, Jeff Scheidler, Vic Smith, Dave Menosky, Ken Kimker, Manager Cindy Martin 1 in is ASE MOUNT 85 Be st Although smaller than in past years, the women’s swim team bettered their 1978 season record by compiling a 3-8 tally. Through dedication and sacrifice, they surmounted great odds and even broke some existing records. Deloris Angeli was named “Most Valuable Performer” to culminate the season. NY Bae FT EH e925. GE 5 Deloris Angeli, Kathy Fawcett, Darlene Pelletier, Judy Friend, Connie McIntosh, Mindy Autenreith. 86 Much individual and team effort went into the Mount Union Women’s Track Club this year. The season was filled with many personal victories, and due to the ever- present help and support of Coach Hemminger and the individual coaching of some of the members of the men’s track team, they had a successful season. Throughout the track season, Mount Union was well represented by a club which had all the makings of a team. The women of the club strived to do their best hoping that next season they would be granted team status. It should be noted that Deb Sartain S received “Most Valuable Runner” and Becky Beatty was awarded “Most Improved”. The Women’s Track’Club broke any and all previous women’s track records held at Mount Union. Row 1: Nancy Drake Row 2: Deb Allen, Sue Burt, Becky Beatty, Jane Anderson, Row 3: Becky Mowrey, Kathy Green, Deb Sartain. Row 4: Coach Lyn Hemminger 87 The 1979 edition of the Mount Union Purple Raider football squad finished the season with an overall record of 7-2, bringing to a conclusion one of the most exciting football seasons in recent years. In its first home game, played under the shadow of the Goodyear Blimp as well as a full Parent’s Day crowd, Mount annihilated the hapless Yeomen of Oberlin, 54-14. During the game the defense directly accounted for two of Mount’s touchdowns to help blow the game open. Before an optimistic Homecoming Day crowd, Mount Union took on defending NCAA Division III Champions, Baldwin-Wallace. Unfortunately the home team lost by a final score of 7-35. In the final game of the year, the conference play-off at Wooster, Mount capped a fine year by defeating the Fighting Scots 24-14. This victory, over one of the better defensive teams in the OAC, allowed Mount to finish at an over-all 5th place in the Conference. The big offensive thrust this year was supplied by the running of Claude Charlillo, whose nine game rushing total of 976 yards produced a 4.2 yards per carry average as well as ten touchdowns. At the Fall Sports Banquet, Claude was also voted the Most Valuable Offensive Player Award. Defensively, the Raiders were led by MVP Dan Boros, a defensive back who had eight interceptions. All- Conference players this year included Paul Gulling, Joe Toth, Mark Paghi, Claude Charlillo, Daryl Hastings, Dan Boros, Jeff Teece and Honorable Mentions Tom Love and Wally Hartory. ae 2 Oe ees Row 1: Mike Gray, Brian ane Dave Hook, Jeff Teece, ee Hartory, Claude Charlillo, Paul cae Joe Toth, Ken Wilcox, Eric Yonkee, Mark Paghi, Mike Colant, Daryl Hastings Row 2: Bob Walchalk, Paul Murphy, Tom Love, Ted Marosi, Paul Roniger, Dan Boros, Ken Smith, Mike Draime, Ward Smith, Tim Fitzgerald, Tom Caniford, Mike Goehler, Dan Muffet Row 3: Joel Campbell, John Vanscovich, Mike Dydynski, John Szpak, Dave McLaughlin, Ed Weisheit, Jeff Kemper, John Lasch, Scott Shane, Stuart Vaughn, Tom Kolke, Mike Pelfry, Mike Parnell Row 4: Dennis Stauffer, Bob Simpson, Mitch Wagner, Ed Warniner, Marty Palumbo, Mike Workman, Brian Cummins, Casey Cole, Dale Grossman, John Kopilchak, Jon Frisbee, Dan Reisinger, Marlin Rasor. Row 5: Daryl Vaclav, Phil Tart, Mike Perkins, Larry Reeder, Scott Bellinger, Jim Bondra, John King, Brad Sopata, Dave Prince, Allen Hall, Mark Wirkus Row 6: John Ficcara, Jim Bowman, Gene Rogers, Steve Matthew, John Morris, Bill Waggoner, Joel Smolka, Mike Wardle, Gerald Basinger, Bob Beck, Rick Trusick, Tom Stipek Row 7: Ken Johnson, Mark Heubner, John Jobe, John Brunk, John Bush, Troy Pertree, Mike Sirochman, Bob Brick, Steve Barker, Terry Walker, Randy Olenick, Ron Tipton. Row 8: Trainer Curt Straubhaar, Manager Rick Haag, Trainer Todd Perla, Bernard Ehlert, Steve Fabry, Greg Cooper, Nick Carroll, Dennis Robinson Row 9: Student Assistant Tom Maderia, Student Assistant Bill Wyrick, Student Assistant Mike Wazevich, Student Assistant Joe Dugan, Assistant Coach Don Montgomery, Student Assistant Jim Warbel, Head Coach Ken Wable, Assistant Coach Larry Kehres. 89 ATA A ERE SC 91 92 oleate rk (ls) The Purple Raider grapplers posted a 6 — 6 dual meet record. The squad is a very young one: one senior, three juniors, and seven freshmen. The team has plenty of potential, and the future looks bright for Coach Montgomery’s wrestlers. Mount Union placed fifth in the Ohio Athletic Conference Championships. Six Purple Raiders placed at the Conference match. Jim Dugan successfully defended his 134-pound crown, winning his second straight championship, 6 — 0. Dugan, a junior and a co-captain, compiled a record of 12 — 3. Ken Wilcox earned an honor that only two other OAC grapplers have won. He won the OAC title in his division each of his four years. Wilcox, a heavyweight, won his match 5 — 4. He posted a 13 — 0 record during the season. Wilcox and Dugan will advance to the NCAA Division II] Championships. Freshman Jeff Dickey, a 118 pounder, placed third. Finishing in fourth place for Mount Union were: Phil Tartt (158), Frank Clayman (167), and Mark Kingston (190). Row 1: Ed Volk, Tim Andy, John Abbruzzese, Rusty Lenahan, Jeff Dickey, Jim Dugan, Chip Bowman. Row 2: Coach Don Montgomery, Ken Wilcox, Jeff Teece, Jeff Kemper, Dave Boland, Don Payne, Frank Clayman, Paul Lioi, Curtis Straubhaar. 94 pHs Ser ge ER The young Mount Union College Men’s Basketball team finished its 1979-80 campaign with a disappointing 10 — 15 overall record, 2 — 11 in the OAC. This year served as a building base for the future. The varsity was composed of nine freshman, three juniors and two seniors. The Purple Raiders had an excellent winter trip, coming back to Ohio with an 8 — 3 record. However, they had a frustrating time with their OAC opponents, losing six games by six points or less. Leading Mount Union's attack this season were junior Curtis Bloxson, senior Tim Cope and junior John Wallace. Bloxson, a 6-3 forward, led the team in scoring with a 14.3 points per game average. He also paced the squad in rebounding with 170 caroms. Cope, one of the squad’s co- captains and a 6-4 forward, finished second in scoring with a 13.5 points per contest average. Cope led the team in assists with 89 and was the second leading rebounder with 160 rebounds. Wallace, a 6-1 guard, rounded out the Purple Raider’s balanced offensive attack. He chipped in with 13.4 points per game, shooting 50% from the floor. Senior co-captian Mike LaPenta led the team in steals with 32 and contributed 69 assists. Mount Union’s future looks bright with the return of all but two players: Cope and LaPenta. The team will miss the fine play of these two players, but with the experience gained by the team this year — next year is looking bright! Row 1: Assistant Coach Jim Rafferty, Head Coach Dick Giese, Assistant Coach Bob Jordon. Row 2: Kevin Anderson, student assistant coach, Mik e Razdrh, John Wallace, Kevin Cope, Tim Cope, Steve Miller, Doug Williams, Gregg Dogan, Mike Kimball, Tim Hartzell, Bruce Howlett, Curtis Bloxson, Dave Cernich, Mike Lapenta, John Scarpitti, Angelo Cruz, manager. Fim) aah ce =) jus aS OOK OAH @¢ 96 97 Sa ais = roel eee NS Sp Ge (4) ep se) leak lee) ep The Purple Raider women closed their season at 10 — 10. The team was plagued by injuries all season long, with two of the three tallest female cagers being lost during the season with ankle and knee injuries. Mount Union reached the semi-finals of its Satellite Tournament, defeating Kenyon College. Wooster’s height advantage proved to be too much for our women as they bowed in the semi’s. They faced Ohio Wesleyan University in the consolation game and bowed 55 — 44. Leading the Purple Raiders offensive attack during the season were Michele Mellott, Terri Carle, and Susan Temple. Mellott, a 5-4 senior guard, ended the season with 12.4 points per game. Carle, a 5-10 junior forward, chipped in 10.9 points each contest. Temple, a 5-8 freshman forward, averaged 10.5 points. Carle and Temple were leading rebounders with 7.4 and 7.3 rebounds per game. Freshman Brenda Cronin added 5.9 caroms per contest. Mellott led the team in steals with 51. Sophomore Michele Kokinda was the assist leader, passing off for 72 assists. ao x | UNION Coach Marleen Lehmar, Tammy Richter, Jennie Kendeigh, Kandy Locke, Cyndi Lococo, Lynn McIntyre, Terri Carle, Brenda Cronin, Harion Simpson, Sue Temple, Michele Mellott, Michelle Kokinda, Sis Woods, Rhonda Mason. 99 100 The Mount Union College Men’s Swim team posted a 7 — 5 mark during the 1980 swim season. The tankers also finished in a tie for third place at the OAC Relays. The team is relatively young, with only two seniors on the squad. Leading the Purple Raiders this season have been junior co-captian Greg Jameson and freshman Ken French. Jameson, last year’s most valuable swimmer, has won 13 first-place finishes this season and has earned numerous second and third place awards. Jameson swims the 200, 500 and 1000 yard freestyle events. French, a diver, has placed first 11 times in the diving events. He competes in both the 1 meter and 3 meter events. During the course of the 1980 season several new records were established. Jameson established a new school record in the 1000 yard freestyle with a time of 10:28.63. French established new marks in the 3 meter diving: 6 dives with a score of 213.22 and he set a record in the 3 meter: 11 dives with a point total of 364.75. Charles Gaeurke, a freshman, set a new mark in the 400 yard individual medley with a time of 4:54.8 Front row, left to right: Chris Jones, Brian Conklin, Scott Wiskofske, Doug Ackerman, Tom Herrick, Bob Peters, Tim Hurst, Joe Leite, Todd Peters. Back Row: Ken French, John Ague, Kevin Douglass, Charles Gauerke, Greg Jameson, John Caskey, Dave Stover. Not pictured: Dave Slabaugh. The Mount Union College Indoor Track team, under the direction of first-year Coach John Homon, had a successful season. The team placed well in several open meets and held its own in dual and tri-meet competition. In the Ohio Athletic Conference Livingston Relays, the team earned four first place, one second place, two third place, two fourth place and one fifth place finish. Two jumping events and two distance event teams captured the first place finishes. Ken Evans, Dwayne Brandon and Bill DeSantis jumped a combined height of 19’0” to capture the high jump relay. Evans, George Levoy and Vic O’Brien teamed up to triple jump 127’ 5 %”, earning first place in that event. The distance medley team of Dan Gilbert, Levoy, Vic Smith and Don Landin clocked a time of 10:22.6 to capture first place. The four mile relay team of Smith, Landin, Gilbert, and Rob Roller took the Purple Raiders final first place finish, with a time of 17:38.5. I n d O O r xo ap | ee Wl 101 SPoONowmowaoan t Om w MOUNT UNION WOMEN’S SOFTBALL Marietta Marietta Hiram Hiram Akron Lakeland Lakeland Baldwin-Wallace Heidelberg Ohio Wesleyan Ashland Wooster Wooster Youngstown Otterbein Youngstown Ohio Wesleyan Baldwin-Wallace Lorain CC Cleveland State Cleveland State MEN’S TENNIS Otterbein Wooster Walsh Baldwin-Wallace Marietta Oberlin Walsh Ashland Hiram Malone Capital Mushingum 8th place in OAC Championships. MEN’S TRACK Third Place in OAC Relays 50, Baldwin-Wallace 72, Otterbein 58 82, Ohio Wesleyan 82, Wooster, 17 POP NHMOP OCR HER RNP NPP PN HHH oOrPnwmOrRrRKHP NOW OD GOLF 7th place at the Wooster Refrigerator Open 8th place at the Marietta Invitational 17th place at the Wooster Invitational 4th place at the Kenyon Invitational 2nd place at the Hiram Match 3rd place at the Malone Invitational 9th place at the Wittenberg Invitational 1st place at the Mount Union Invitational 8th place at the OAC Championships WOMEN’S TENNIS John Carroll Ashland Baldwin-Wallace Akron Case Western Reserve Kent State Malone Marietta Hiram Mt. Vernon Nazarene Cuyahoga Community College ONN FP NO CON SOCCER West Liberty Carnegie-Mellon Muskingum Wheeling Ohio Northern University of Pittsburgh Heidelberg Youngstown Wooster Kenyon Grove City Oberlin Baldwin-Wallace Hiram 1 4 3 3 0 3 4 0 3 i a af 7 PHONHRP WOO ON DD OD PrRFHONNPRPNHRPNONN OH 53, Akron 83 78, Ashland 69 104, Baldwin-Wallace 140, Otterbein 103 Second Place in OAC Championships VOLLEYBALL BASEBALL W. Va. State St. Andrews St. Andrews Walsh Malone Baldwin-Wallace Ohio Northern Kenyon Hiram Heidelberg Heidelberg Kenyon Marietta Baldwin-Wallace Oberlin Wooster Oberlin 15 — 9, 14 — 16, 15 — 6 Walsh 15 — 9, 14 — 16,15 —6 Ohio Northern 4 — 15, 16 — 14,0 —15 Notre Dame 15 — 4, 15 — 6, 16 — 14 CCC Metro 15 — 1, 15 — 5 Baldwin-Wallace 7 — 15, 15 — 10, 15 — 11 Muskingum 16 — 18, 5 — 15 Akron U 5 — 15,5 — 15 John Carroll 8 — 15, 16 — 14, 15 —6 Walsh 12 — 15, 15 — 5, 15 — 8, 15 — 13 Case Western Reserve 15 — 13, 15 — 4 Ursuline 15 —2, 15 — 9 Lake Erie 15 — 6,15 — 7,15 —4 Malone 15 — 6, 8 — 15, 15 — 13 Hiram 15 — 2,15 — 4 Malone 15 — 7, 14 — 16, 10 — 15 SCOREBOARD MEN’S BASKETBALL Grove City Methodist College St. Mary’s College Liberty Baptist St. Andrews Presbyterian College CROSS COUNTRY MUC 26 Akron 29 Fifth Place at the Ohio Athletic Conference Relays 38 Baldwin-Wallace | Ninth Place at the Malone College Invitational M 19 Oberlin 41 et eas Second Place at Mount Union College Invitational ute : ; Theil 24 Westminster Sys Hi 15 Hiram © 48 ae ; Hiram 31 Ohio Wesleyan 26 ice 15th Place Overall at All-Ohio Meet Ww Sa Fourth Place at the Ohio Athletic Conference Cham- as Kenyon ae ehip Baldwin-Wallace Denison Otterbein Muskingum WOMEN’S SWIMMING Ohio Morthern Case Western Reserve Capital Muskingum Wittenberg Heidelberg Heidelberg CCC West Marietta Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Athletic Championships Heidelberg Baldwin-Wallace Oberlin Ashland WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Case Western Reserve Geneva Youngstown Lakeland Community College Xzvier Shenango Youngstown Mount Vernon Nazarene Kent State Stark Lake Erie - Muskingum Malone Kenyon John Carroll Baldwin-Wallace Akron Oberlin Marietta Ashland Kenyon Wooster Ohio Wesleyan FOOTBALL Albion Oberlin Grove City Ohio Wesleyan Baldwin-Wallace Heidelberg Denison Ohio Northern Wooster WRESTLING Nanay MEN’S SWIMMING Washington Jefferson Marietta John Carroll 72 Muskingum 48 Oberlin Case Western Reserve 60 Walsh Capital 42 Wooster Ohio Northern 94 Ohio Wesleyan pe oper 42 Grove City Ashland ae ie ana Baldwin-Wallace q 75 Hiram 38 ace ameies 48 John Carroll io Wesleyan a eee Fifth Place at the Ohio Athletic Championships ea ancien Third Place at the Ohio Athletic Conference Champion- ships CONCERT CHOIR | MARCHING BAND MU PHI EPSILON WINTER PRODUCTION PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA SPRING PRODUCTION FALL PRODUCTION MASTER CHORALE BRASS CHOIR ALPHA PSI OMEGA Row 1: Peter Johnston, Dr. Shonting, Barb Martin, Beth Lynn. MOUNT PLAYERS Row 2: Rob Hyde, Jim Karmie, Tom Herrick. Row 1: Chip Colle, Jo Lynn Martin, Tom Herrick, Beth Lynn, Rob Roller. Row 2: Peter Johnston, Rob Hyde, Dr. Shonting, Barb Martin, Steve Ryan, Kathy Klinger- man, Jim Karmie, Not pictured: Pam Rod- gers. 106 107 MOUNT MARCHERS 1979 108 Members of Mount Marchers: Barb Artino, Dan Bagnola, Jerry Barker, Kathy Barwinski, Tom Burless, Barb Chaney, Norman Coleman, Rodney Conrad, Nancy Cooper, Sue Dickerson, Janet Dout, Kathy Egler, Nancy Egler, Catherine Evans, Eduardo Fernancez, Melody Foster, William Francis, Nancy Frantz, Jon Freitag, Roberto Gluck, Keith Gray, Sandi Guy, Lori Henry, Joy- celynn Jackson, Jim Jones, Julann Kata, Ellen Kratofil, Donna Lampe, Kim Lewis, Charlene McNeil, Mark MacLagan, Steve Mirenda, Melissa Moffett, Beth Morrison, Lynn Nelson, Kathy Odenkirk, Nick Pinnola, Tim Popa, Tammy Richter, Kathy Ringley, Bonnie Rockenbaugh, Pam Rodgers, Mike Schlievert, Mary Schroeder, Bob Sements, Cindy Spence, Racheal Spiker, Carol Thompson, Laura Thompson, Sherri Thompson, Kathy Toolis, Janet Toot, Craig Weston, Roger Whitacre, Susan Wourms, Cindy Yockey. HEAD MAJORETTE: Pearl Cook DRUM MAJOR: Bob Wang MAJORETTES: Kim Dodson, Karen Dowell, Lori Hayn, Barb Johnson, Laurie Swaldo. — 109 we ML 110 ORCHESTRA Row 1: Gabriell Revollo, David Williams, Tim MacKenzie, Chris Kovach, Diane Skozinsky, Joy Tedrick, Cindy Kaiser, Donna Lampe, Sandi Guy, Jill Groat, Imogene Ringy, Viv Morgan, Mary Baker. Row 2: Jerry Barker, Mark MacLagan, Sue Dickerson, Kathy Ringley, Racheal Spiker, Amy Carter, Lisa Staby, Leroy Case. Row 3: Matt Lansell, Karen Yohn, Ellen Kracofil, Charlene McNeil, Dee Fultz, Barb Artino, Nancy Frantz, Craig Weston, Keith Gray, Wes MacLagan. Row 4: Mr. Synnestvedt, Conductor; Chery] Jagta. BRASS CHOIR Row 1: Kathy Barwinski, Charlene McNeil, Dee Fultz, Ellen Kracofil. Row 2: Kim Lewis, Barb Artino, Bill Francis, Nancy Frantz Row 3: Steve Mirenda, Roger Whitacre, Cindy Spence, Craig Weston, Keith Gray. Row 4: Mr. Kandel, Director, Barb Chaney, Rodeney Conrad, Nick Pinnola, Tom Burless. 111 CONCERT CHOIR Ay Te |? Ti | Row 1: Roger Smith, Elizabeth Bennedetto, Bob Wang, Craig Weston, Row 2: Gloria Hays, Angelo Cruz, Karin Love, Nancy Robellard, Yallah Gault, Sharon Foster, Beth Garey, Row 3: Linda Couts, Bill Lang, Sherri Thompson, Janet Sailer, Sally Moore, Tim MacKenzie, Jennie Snyder, Peggy Thompson, Barb Chaney. Row 4: Julann Kata, Kathy Odenkirk, Ann Schrengauer, Sue Schrengauer, Jill Groat, Tom Hartman, Sue Berg, Janet Toot, Roger Whitacre, Eduardo Fernandez. Row 5: Bob Sements, Craig Eppler, Tim Short, Scott Berkeley, Bill Spiker, John Richards, Louie Shaheen, Paul Mitchell, Kim Lewis, Kathy Toolis, Jerry Barker, Norman Coleman, Penny Scott. 112 CHAMBER SINGERS Row 1: Jennie Snyder, Traci Gasser, Susan Wourms, Mary Schroeder, Carol Thompson, Carol Reed, Jessica Balt. Row 2: Becky Stillwell, JoAnn Entrikin, Sharrie Bond, Sue Schrengauer, Jerry Barker, Bill Spiker, Tim Mac Kenzie, Penny Scott, Diane Niewierski, Leigh Ann Wilson, Tammy De Zee, Gloria Hays. Row 3: Mel Foster, Cindy Heim, Ann Schrengauer, Karin Love, Ann Perry, Jane Marshburn, Paul Mitchell. Row 4: Angelo Cruz, Tracie Hermann, Mark Sweeney, Tim Gibbs, Greg Benson, David Staufenger, Kathy Toolis, Kim Lewis, Philip Henninge, Julie Joga, Sue Shafer, Beth Gehres, Bonnie Rockenbaugh, Tim Short, John Richard. MASTER CHORALE et Row 1: Penny Scott, Kim Lewis, Dee Fultz, Paul Mitchell, Kathy Toolis, Bill Spiker. Row 2: Karin Love, Sally Moore, Eduardo Fernandez, Roger Smith. Row 3: Tim Short, Jennie Snyder, Scott Berkeley. 113 AN EVENING IN VIENNA a Fa es | ¥ i he Ps ¢ . “g i é : ‘fe The Players: Johann: Strausss...2- 2 oe Paul Mitchell Johannes Brahma................... Robert Wang Franz Liszie Dean Brumbaugh The Dancers: Jenny:Lindwae. ce Elizabeth Bennedetto Eduardo Fernandez Sarah Bermmbarditge.. 504-0 Beth Garey Timothy MacKenzie Karl: Marx surrsaeees: Scott Berkeley Pamela Rodgers Charles Darwin................. Louis Shaheen Timothy Short Richard Wagnet............ Thomas Hartman Peggy Thompson Cosima Wagnet .............+.. Jennifer Wirick Kathy Toolis Sigmund Freud..........:.40200. William Spiker The Butler ee ee Jerry Barker The Dinner was directed by Dr. Gordon Brock and involved the entire Mount Union College Concert Choir. 114 115 116 AMERICAN CHORAL DIRECTORS ASSOCIATION Ww Ww ' ; i a : 7 ‘ ‘ ey Floor: Dr. Gordon Brock Row 1: Beth Garey, Tim McKenzie, Kathy Toolis, Dee Fultz, Paul Mitchell. Row 2: Bob Sements, Bob Wang, Sally Moore, Jennie Snyder. AMERICAN GUILD OF ORGANISTS apt i @ Left to Right: Bruce Lenz, Sally Moore, Jennie Snyder, Nancy Robellard, Beth Garey. MU PHI EPSILON Row 1: Tim McKenzie, Sally Moore, Dee Fultz, Jennie Snyder, Tammy DeZee. Row 2: Nancy Robellard, Charlene McNeil, Beth Garey, Kathy Odenkirk. PHI MU ALPHA i 4 = at : � | Ir Bottom: Keith Gray, Paul Mitchell, Roger Whitacre, Jerry Barker. Row 2: Norman Coleman, Craig Weston, John Richards. Row 3: Bob Wang, Bob Sements. Row 4: Kim Lewis. Sides; Left to Right: Roger Smith, Eduardo Fernandez, Tim Gibbs, Mark MacLagan, Gabriel Revollo. 1i7, CONCERT BAND _ anda Row 1: Judy Jackson, Marcia King, Donna Lampe, Sandi Guy, Nancy Drake, Racheal Spiker, Kathy Ringley, Doug Rutan, Lisa Staby, Amy Carter. Row 2: Barbara Johnson, Penny Scott, Nancy Cooper, Deann Davis, Carol Thompson, Kathy Odenkirk, Susan Wourms, Mark MacLagan, Linda Warren, Lori Jones, Kathy Evans, Beth Morrison, Cheri Davis, Sue Schrengauer, Jerry Barker, Tammy DeZee. Row 3: Kim Lewis, Bill Francis, Julann Kata, Jim Jones, Roberto Gluck, Nancy Franz, Nick Pinnola, Kim Dodson, Charlene McNeil, Dee Fultz, Ellen Kratofil, Jon Freitag, Barb Chaney, Keith Gray, Tim Reynolds, Craig Weston. Row 4: Mr. Kandel, Director, Matt Lansell, Cheryl Jagta, Mark Rine, John Deuber, Roger Whitacre. 118 LAB BAND Row 1: Tahna Thompson, Susan Wourms, Doug Rutan, Sue Schrengauer, Mark MacL- agan, Jamie Williamson 3 Row 2: Craig Weston, Tim Reynolds, Barb Chaney, Keith Gray, Mark Rine, Matt Lansell Row 3: Jim Jones, Barb Artino, Mr. Kandel, Director. PERCUSSION ENSEMBLE Warren, Director. Row 2: Mike Schlievert, Kathy Ringley. 119 COUNT DRACULA By Ted Tiller Directed by Professor Donald A. Shonting The Cast Sybil Seward 4. i....ccccccssscossansesusdercadecensedonsasanersedertnbsnneascegeueetonereeqesacneetin cart tear e trees ek teeta ee Pamela Rodgers HNMNESSCY we ssicescsssncedecsacsvselsnsssvatanstovcdstecsteseneselanoapentee eenetertere teenp ets bo etecsie once Cr Cte: ee aent ante nan Mark Richardson Dr. Arthur SQ Ward.iecs.ceccsecssscsessescevsnecsaiasvesotascedsentadpersaasaeeneertyadeugie a ttseacetcats tt hatsa tant ge eet teee tee eee en Greg Spencer Remfield......cesccassecssscosicsdonsseccpsses senuavedpadesunenageessanscerecoausranasetvneceeaseresvet tate cnet te] Pom cone Eten ae nn aa Joel Mortensen WeSLOY ......cosctssssscovsnasssacocndasasssecsssoaserssoncdelesvenecoteatondearonens'Gh $ested lean soeea teins Sertr each tetany tate eee ea eat Jeff Given Jonathan Harker ....:......sesccvesacsecancescassapsecorsevsectsetoasnserantach snetee cot canas eager ccoene ont oteaa ne teat ae ee Rob Roller MUN A.......0sesecsedearsesacnservescaansselsovaiegavauehietacsseteccswasasondvestenvaacoutterscertySetteret cee tent tenet ee tea a Tammy Zinkon Count Dracuilas..ai.ciccsssssvessannsonestsonessaneesonsnatonardons sega tbekeiacteeatessuersoste ait etit ater Gat ctaeeeae ane eee mene en Jim Karmie Heinrich Van Helsing ....:.:essssssssessavscstccovsscoseccsvscaesenssssaconsesstesusanseiann caminenttnrect titeees neta tee at aerate te eee David Wack 120 122 The Madwoman of Chaillot By Jean Giraudoux and Adapted By Maurice Valency Directed By Dr. James E. 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Gonstancee ..sccsc...sesssssseeessonsssoncus econsvanstensegnantensenaa pensesessevayienseyensi Ils nt tetas te tiga tt tt tt ae eee Angie Neal Mille, Gabrielleic..cccss..0:sscccosssesessenscoosssosuscne seas Puietetunddasssuncoatneescesntssastt 1 egg tatt eaeeeeeeeen Dawn Bennett Mime, JOSCPDINe socccisscsecsesssssessesosssesssnsencvsaconsnsesneseteeenlees Ces Oee ets ants ccdieane Cte ne een tt a Nancy Brown The Presidents... ccscsssscscsncsssssasscscsacnssonssnseasaonsestecevenneee tent thee Met et et tare ate eee ee Mark Sweeney, Chip Colle The. Prospector i.cisscsacsscscesscsassatiosssssencessadienceshenenaieateattees tetttes mantra te teenie eaten Jeff Hoffman, Dave Wack The Press Agents. cass cssicncsssccicectssstcaadlet evens sence ecteat ea eet cee ee Chip Colle, Bob Murrell, Doug Webb Third Woman iivsesaiessasssscadccssescaneoussbeassevenrenl abveraises coors eepeaanaeestate oteteescatten te eens ester ee Annette Gasparik 123 MAY DAY HOMECOMING: CHEERLEADERS YOUNG REPUBLICANS CAMPUS CENTER STAFF ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOC. WONDERFUL RADIO MOUNT UNION STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL ICTHYS AND LITTLE FLOCK CALLIOPE AND DYNAMO STUDENT SENATE BRIDAL SHOW re SAO Lenin eM RRR ’ May Day HH After a two-week wait, the identity of the 1979 1] May Day Queen and Maid of Honor was re- 1§ vealed at the dance held at Brooks Banquet 13 Center. Holly Yehnert was crowned the 1979 4 May Day Queen and Lisa Ebert was named Maid of Honor at the ceremonies held during the dance. The 1979 May Day Court included Vicki Beat- ty, Marquita Bedway, Jill Morgan, Naoka Oyabu, Harion Simpson, and Sandy Wood. Court members were selected from a field of 36 junior contestants. Attired in evening gowns, each appeared before a panel of judges who evaluated them on the basis of poise, beauty, personality, and grace. In addition, each of the entrants was asked a question for the judges to evaluate their answers. peeing neta. NMEA eT t May Day Queen — Holly Yehnert. SERS OM IP RITI See SR APR EN pk PREM ; oe my, iia be 4 ay fe + 3 5 i, ae : oe Peitee é Sitting left to right: Harion Simpson, Holly Yehnert, Jill Morgan, and Naoko Oyabu. Standing left to right: Marquita Bedway, Lisa Ebert, Sandy Wood, Vickie Beatty. 126 Fall Fashion Show “Mount Up For Fashion” is just what sixteen Mount Union student models did for this year’s AWS Fall Fashion Show. More than 200 persons attended the annual event that featured the students, modeling fall and winter fashions provided by Lingenfelter-Brill of Alliance. More than 25 outfits for sportswear as well as evening attire were modeled, with 1979-80 fashions emphasizing tweeds and corduroys, plus soft leather boots, shoes, belts, and jackets for both men and women. Male models for the show included Curtis Bloxson of Warrensville Heights, Craig Eppler of Paines- ville, Shawn Jones of Coshocton, and Steve Ryan of Iselin, New Jersey. Freshmen women chosen to model included Judianne Dunlap of Poland, Pam Hickson of South Euclid, Julanne Kata of Wellsville, Sandy Kehres of New Washington, Lynn Lattanner of Columbus, Peggy McDonald of Morrow, Annette Misciskia of Girard, Anna Pachan of Canton, Kim Parcell of Canton, Liz Rayburn of Boardman, Kathie Shields of Lisbon, and Carol Thompson of Lorain. Commentators and co-chairman for the event were Mary Lynne Lantz and Harion Simpson. Marianne Mongiardo provided the music. ve i! 4a oa = 4 - fs Le Kim Parcell, Peggy McDonald, Front row, left to right: Kathie Shields, Carol Thompson, Annette Misciskia, Liz Rayburn. . Back row, left to right: Sandy Kehres, Julanne Kata, Pam Hickson, Anna Pachan, Judianne Dunlap, Lynn Lattanner. 127 Homecoming 1979 The Homecoming theme of “The Wild, Wild West” was carried out under the direction of the college’s Student Senate, with junior Bill Spiker chairing the Homecoming committee. The week started on Monday with students being entertained by the musical group JR4 during dinner in the cafeteria. And on Tuesday, an old-fashioned square dance complete with an authentic dance cal- ler, was held in the campus center. Wednesday, the college community observed Mount Union’s 133rd Founder’s Day. A morning con- vocation program featured N. Yost Osborne, college historian and director of the college library, and the Mount Union College Concert Choir. Activities con- tinued with a women’s swim meet against Case West- ern Reserve and Muskingum in the Timken Natato- rium, a barbecue outside the campus center, and the annual Associated Women Students Fall Fashion Show. Thursday featured the I ATA PIE awards for the most “popular” students, faculty members, and ad- ministrators on campus. Elected by a campus-wide poll, the pies in-the-face were “delivered” during dinner in the Hoover-Price Campus Center. Later the same evening, a campus “County Fair” featuring food, booths, and displays offered by various campus or- ganizations, was held in Memorial Hall. Friday was designated as Mount Union College Homecoming Queen — Marquita Bedway Spirit Day. The day’s activities included a women’s volleyball match with Baldwin-Wallace and Muski- ngum and a Celebrity Series Concert featuring McGuinn, Clark, and Hillman. The Torch Light Parade and football rally were cancelled because of rain. But the rain did not dampen the spirit of Homecoming Day on Saturday. A cold, but clear morning included a parade led by the Mount Marchers and featuring floats built by campus organizations. The winning float award was presented to the TriDelt’s and SAE’s for their covered wagon. Other activities included a soccer match with Wooster, a cross country meet with Ohio Wesleyan, and a football game with Baldwin-Wallace. Halftime activities featured the Mount Marchers and the crowning of the 1979 Homecoming Queen. Marquita Bedway, representing the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority, was crowned by last year’s queen, Laurie Elias. The 1979 Homecoming Court included Connie McGinnis representing Alpha Xi Delta sororit y, Sue Mikita representing Delta Delta Delta sorority, Naoko Oyabu representing the independent students, Harion Simpson representing the Black Students Union, Cathey Stricker representing the independent students, and Holly Yehnert representing Alpha Chi Omega sorority. The Purple Raiders football squad was handed their first defeat of the season, losing 7-35 to a tough Baldwin-Wallace team. Even so, the week’s festivities ended on a good note, with the traditional Homecoming Dance which was held in Memorial Hall. 128 Left to right: Connie McGinnis, Naoko Oyabu, Sue Mikita, Marquita Bedway, Harion Simpson, Cathey Stricker, and Holly Yehnert. 129 130 Bridal Show The 11th annual Associated Women Students Bridal Boutique proved to be a “Main Event” for more than 300 people who attended on February 21. The show, held in the Hoover Price Campus Center, provided prospective brides with a look at all the latest bridal fashions and accessories. Fashions were furnished by The Wedding Ring, Peggy’s Bridal of Greenford and Louisville, and Mr. Formal Tux Shop of Canton, while many area merchants displayed everything else a bride could need. The show, co-chaired by Karen Cramblett and Lori Krochta, fea- tured a sampling of new spring and summer attire for the entire bridal party. Dr. and Mrs. John Saffell modeled fashions for the parents of the bride. Models for the show included: Vicki Beatty of Delta Delta Delta; Suzanne Blickensderfer, an independent student; Lisa Bullock of Alpha Delta Pi; Karen Hanson, an independent student; Kay Laughlin of Alpha Chi Omega; Pat Thomas of Alpha Xi Delta; and Margo Watters of the Black Students Union. Tuxedos for the evening were modeled by: Dean Brumbaugh of Sigma Nu; Mik e Colant, an independent student; Craig Cumberworth, an independent student; Gary Dozier of the Black Students Union; Tom Herrick of Sigma Alpha Epsilon; John Hopper of Alpha Tau Omega; and Mark Miller of Phi Kappa Tau. Chairperson of the work committees that helped with the event were: Annette Gasparik, decorations; Patti Racine, publicity; Laurie Swaldo, refreshments; Lynn Ermlich, invitations; and Holly Yehnert, program cover. Cathy Varnum provided the piano accompaniment throughout the show, and afterwards wedding cake was served as the refreshment. eae pe _ etnias Cor Sindh Hs en i et Pad 131 Black History Week Black History Week was February 10 — 15. During the week, the Black Students Union sponsored many activities. On Sun- day, BSU hosted two gospel groups in Presser Hall. Special speaker for the evening was Reverend Simpson, uncle of Mount Union student Harion Simpson. Other activities included a small jazz and rhythm band in the snack bar, a disco contest, a special convocation featuring Reverend Shuttleworth of Cincinnati, and an evening with playwright Ben Pritchard from Youngstown. 132 OUTSTANDING SENIORS eT Cathey Stricker Gene Thorn re i ie Jay Groat Don Landin Kitty Nolan Kim Chaney Susan Mikita John Hopper Jim Switzer 133 134 Student Senate � Li Rick | : Row 1: Jeff Verneau, Todd Whetstone, Polly Snyder, Pat Burns, Karen Cramblett, and Joy Tedrick. Row 2: Pearl Cook, Martha Tsipis, Sandy Wood, Mark Gregory, Julie Joga, Jane Marshburn, Dave Paulus, and Liz Rayburn. Row 3: Kim Chaney, Peggy DeGraw, John Watkins, Karen Yohn, Kent Simmons, Mark Rine, Laurie Swaldo, Peggy McDonald and Belinda Dawson. Row 4: Gabe Revollo, Kim Spencer, Darlene Pelletier, Gary Hostutler, Jim Karmie, Joe Moyers, Craig Eppler, Dave Dillon, and Maribeth Wright. Left to right: Bill Spiker; Vice-President, Bette Simon; Secretary, Jim Switzer; President, Leigh Ann Wilson; Corresponding Secretary and Gene Thorn; Treasurer. Not present: Jeff Meshey; Parlia- mentarian. Blue Key and Sophomore Service Honorary Row 1: Cindy Staff, Pat Burns, Marquita Bedway, Bruce Lenz, Kevin Kirkland, and Peggy DeGraw. Row 2: Jay Groat, Kathy Rivers, Kitty Nolan, Karen Cramblett, Kim Chaney, Julie Joga, and Jim Switzer. Row 1: Bruce Kaufman, and Belinda Dawson. Row 2: Brian Lenz, Laurie Swaldo, Jim Karmie, and Patti Racine. Row 3: Annette Gasparic, Dr. Steve Kramer (advisor), Amy Damiani, Dave Dillon, Pam Rodgers, Lynn Ermlich, Doug Webb, Mark Rine, and Karen Yohn. 135 Row 1: Dave Paulus, Mike Draime, and Mike LaPenta. Hyde, Don Landin, and Jim Kelvington. Row 2: Jay Groat, Gene Thorn, Jim Switzer, Rob Women’s Residence Hall Counselors + Va pare ere Lori Krochta, and Sandy Wood. Row 1: Alison Helm, Kathy Rivers, Tammy DeZee, and Kathy Ilersich. Row 2: Bonnie Rockenbaugh, Karen Cramblett, Holly Yehnert, Cindy Staff, Kitty Nolan, Katy Killam, Sue Mikita, Connie McIntosh, 136 Wonderful Radio Mount Union Row 1: Ron Foster, Holly Yehnert, Tim Moushey, Greg Scarnecchia, Brad Custer, Kevin Kirkland, and Dave Gourley. Row 2: Kim Parcell, Chris Kovach, Bonnie Rochenbaugh, Kim Chaney, Jill Seymour, Pam Rodgers, Debi Shumard, Angie Neal, Steve Gill, Dan Levengood, Barb Compton, Lee Ann Dunlap. Row 3: Monica Labuda, Dan Strine, Richard Harrison, Dan Reed, Julie Joga, John Watkins, Dave Williams, George Annos, Jim Switzer, Rob Hyde, Peggy DeGraw, Joe Wojcik, Jim Eberhart. Men’s Residence Council Row 1: Gene Thorn, and John Watkins. Row 2: Dave Paulus, Jim Switzer, Rob Hyde, Mike Draime, Jim Kelvington, and Jay Groat. Row 3: Mike Alexander, Dave Menosky, and Don Landin. 137 Who’s Who ad Row 1: Jane Marshburn, Peggy DeGraw, Marquita Bedway, Jay Groat and Naoko Oyabu. Row 2: Sandy Wood, Bonnie Rochenbaugh, Julie Joga, Kim Chaney, Leigh Ann Wilson, Bette Simon, Kathy Rivers, and John Hopper. Row 4: Karen Cramblett, Scott Berkeley, Jim Switzer, Bruce Lenz, Bill Francis, Tom Herrick, Kitty Nolan, and Wally Hartory. Campus Center Staff we A Row 1: Julie MacAdams, Martha Tsipis, Michelle Taylor, and Leigh Ann Wilson. Row 2: Ray Bassel, Wally Hartory, Rich Reynolds, Mike Vienna, Bob Rockwood, and Brad Lynne. Not present: Jeff Noice, Karen Hanson, and Rob Roller. 138 Pi Gamma Mu a iratite Row 1: Phil Franics, Ray Bassel, Naoko Oyabu, Pearl Cook, and Bill Francis. Row 2: Connie Swank, Becky Stevens, Bonnie Rochenbaugh, Barb Johnson, and Joyce Miller. Alpha Lambda Delta Pramas j r Mi MILT) Row 1: Kathy Stefanik, Debbie Skamer, Amy Damiani, Patti Racine, and Becky Mowery. Row 2: Dave Frtizman, Dan Bagnola, John Pollock, Mike Ifantiedes, and Dave Dillon. Row 3: Kirk McHugh, Brian Lenz, Mark Rine, and Louie Shaheen. 139 Black Student Union se genesis = SA ARTI ate 8 PRN HA apace IE 9 RIE Ope Spec � Row 1: Sherrie Young, Angie Neal, Sherrie Wilson, Matilda Small, Deb Allen, Fayevonia Perryman, Joyce Jackson, and Susan Sharp. Row 2: Willie Ellis, Anthony Calhoun, Phil Tartt, Tom Akers, Dennis Robinson, Lorenzo Fincher, Keith Copeland, Ken John, and Ken Evans. Row 3: Gary Dozier, John Watkins and Curtis Bloxson. Association of International Students Row 1: Esther Adejorand, Tony Obiata. Row 2: Naoko Oyabu, Hee’ouk Angolo, Cruz, Ai Vang, George Gachichio, and Irene Motiga. 140 Psychology Club Row 1: Bill Spiker, Marquita Bedway, Jennifer Wirick, and Sally Moore. Row 2: Karen Hansen, Marcia King, Mike Bailey, Lisa Tharp, and Traci Gasser. Row 3: Craig Eppler, Dave Dillon, and Dave Suffecool. Sociology Club ee i 4 i af on Ht Pt i a i a Row 1: Mike Alexander, Bonnie Rochenbaugh, Becky Stevens, Jane Marshburn, Bill Francis, and Steve Tucker. Row 2: Paul Lioi, Bette Simon, Connie Swank, Pearl Cook, Naoko Oyabu, and Mr. Hahn (advisor). Row 3: Joyce Miller, Darlene Wilson, Patti Racine, Julie Garapic, Barb Johnson, and Sherri Thompson. ve kz Row 1: Jim Eberhart, Dina Maurer, and Carol Reed. Row 2: Paula Rudy, Brad Urbon, Jim Donaldson, Jay McClatchey, and Wes MacLagan. Row 3: Lee Ann Dunlap, John Wilson, Belinda Forrester, Sue Berg, Ai Vang, and Barb Berry. Row 4: Jeni Carr, Lynnette Witte, Pat Burns, Pam Rodgers, Kirk Bruce, Dave Suffecool, and Mark MacLagan. Row 5: Amy Tomko, Debbie Sabella, Cheryl Gray, Dave Fritzman, and Kathy Ringley. Row 6: Jon Frietag, Rhonda Bartholomew, Tom Hartman, Jennifer Wirick, and Todd Waltz. Row 7: Bruce Lenz, Joe Moyers, Paul Mitchell, and Karen Yohn. American Institute of Biological Sciences f J : Row 1: Dara Wegman, and Barb Berry. Row 2: Kirk McHugh, Amy Damiani, Phil Ghur, Cathy Cubbison, Cindy Heim, and Louie Shaheen. Row 3: Sue Nelson, Janet Sailor, Rhonda Mason, Martha Lester, Monroe Bradley, Parmie Andaloro, Kathy Stefanik, Jeff Danner, and Karen Dowell. 142 Young Republicans Row 1: (Sitting — clockwise) Lynnette Witte, John Wilson, Beth Garey, Scott Berkeley, Mark Taylor, Dave Williams, Sue Nelson, Bruce Lenz, and Jill Morgan. Row 2: Mike Brislen, Joe Moyers, Jennifer Wirick, Sally Moore, Vic O’Brien, Scott Taylor, and Mark Gasser. | Calliope Speech and Debate Team Row 1: Belinda Dawson, Sue Harker, and Linda Row 1: Terri Kent, Lynn Lattanner, Belinda For- Couts. Row 2: Paula Rudy, Anne Edgecomb, and rester, and Cheryl Smith. Row 2: Doug Fulmer, Molly Brenner. Dr. Coleman (advisor), and Kevin Hoopes. 143 Varsity Cheerleaders Left to right: Lori Krochta, Kitty Nolan, Karen Cramblett, Robin McElhaney, Kathy Rivers, and Tammy DeZee. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Row 1: Lynn Robbins, Jill Groat, and Janine Faloon, Row 2: Karen Fortner, Peggy McDonald, and Kristyn Yackey. 144 Associated Women Students Front row: Barb Lengler, Barb Grubbs, Sue Fleishman, Joyce Miller, Patti Racine. Second row: Peggy DeGraw, Terry Pike, Holly Yehnert, Kim DuBois, Paula Lewis, Leigh Ann Wilson, Pam Henighan, Karen Cramblett, Jill Smith, Lori Wondolkowski. Third row: Dina Maurer, Liz Rayburn, Sue Schrengauer, Sue Shafer, Debbie Sartain, Kathy Rivers, Kathy Stefanik, Karen Dowell, Karen Mackey, Gloria Hays, Fourth row: Jane Marshburn, Jocelyn Stari, Andra Dezee, Tammy DeZee, Laurie Swaldo, Jenny Wirick, Judy Dunlap. 145 146 Panhellenic Council and Inter-Fraternity Council Front row: Barb Johnson, Kim Kubasta, Sue Niess, Kitty Nolan, Sue Schultz, Sue Mikita. Back row: Kay Laughlin, Leigh Ann Wilson, Lori Krochta. Not pictured: Darlene Crabbs. ‘3% tereible. Front row: Tom Herrick, Ernie Casanta, John Hopper, Gary Hostetler. Back row: Mark Oakes, Paul Senita, Mark Lowman, Brian McCormick, Wally Hartory. Student Activities Council Front row: Maribeth Wright, Betty Simon, Leigh Ann Wilson. Second row: Jeff Danner, Diana Nesbit, Andrea Vale, Connie Swank, Annette Gasparik, Marquita Bedway, Gene Thorn. Third row: Mark Rine, Marcia King, Barb Johnson, Nancy Egler, Marty Ring, Marcia Holt, Janine Faloon, Lynn Ermlich, Peggy DeGraw, Cathy Boyd, Mark Gregory. Student National Education Association Front row: Michelle Taylor, Sandy Wood, Kathy Orendas, Barb Lengler, Annette Gasparik, Becky Dunbar. econd row: Karen Cramblett, Sharrie Bond, Lynn Ermlick, Susan Blickensderfer, Kathy Rivers, Cindy Smaites, Nancy Robellard. Third row: Kathy Ringley, Patti Racine, Leigh Ann Wilson, Laurie Swaldo, Katy Killan, Paula Lewis, Debbie Robbins, Tammy DeZee. 147 Kappa Phi Front row: Cheryl Smith, Anna Ray, Dina Maurer, Sue Berg, Cindy Schilling, Janet Toot. Second row: Barb Thomas, Cheryl Gray, Deb Patton, Linda Couts, Yallah Gault, Beth Gehres, Becky Ball, Kathy Stefanik, Cari Orend, Janice Barker, Dara Wegman. Third row: Nancy Manner, Belinda Forrester, Jill Morgan, Barb Berry. History — Political Science Club ¥ Se 7 Left to right: Mike Draime, Janine Faloon, Phil Francis, Kim DuBois. 148 Little Flock Front row: Cari Orend, Virginia Rhodes, Ed Volk, John Wilson, Ai Vang, Lee Ann Dunlap. Second row: Becky Ball, Sue Berg, Mark Bruce, John Barker, Shawn Jones, Cheryl Gray, Penny Galloway, Kirk Lundstrom. Third row: Mary Newman, Pat Mazik, David Lake, Mike Alexander, Dara Wegman, Janice Barker, Nancy Manner, Marty Bartels, Anne Dudek, Brian Sparling. Fourth row: Jocelyn Stari, Julie Garapic. f i wy, 4 i senwcsnsneee| [1 4 if Front row: Sharrie Bond, Ed Volk, Jocelyn Stari, Ann Schrengauer, Doub Webb, Dave Dillon, Anna Ray, Belinda Forrester, John Barker, Marty Bartels, Anne Dudek, Ron Foster. Second row: Nancy Manner, Ginny Rhodes, Pat Mazik, David Lake, Bill Witt, Dara Wegman, Janice Barker, Becky Ball, Barb Berry, Mary Newman, Cheryl Gray, Shawn Jones, Lee Ann Dunlap, Brian Sparling. Third row: Julie Garapic, Darlene Wilson, Bruce Chamberlin, Sue Berg, Mark Bruce, Cari Orend, Craig Eppler, John Wilson, Terry Feucht, Mike Alexander, Linda Startzell, Steve Tucker. ‘ara s ay SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA CHI OMEGA SIGMA NU DELTA DELTA DELTA ALPHA TAU OMEGA ALPHA XI DELTA PRA bPAGLAU ALPHA DELTA PI 152 GREEK WEEK 1979 1st Place SAE and AX 2nd Place EN and AAA 3rd Place ATO and AZ=A 4th Place PKT and AATYT es asuhlliai an cae eT SHURE pe eit MCI ace 8 me Ms asain RE Aye Se RE SR i. Nees en Rana enesece issleniaeabentelneie nt t Hse ‘ogy x 4 ; ; , ; i wu - il q 154 Fw cy eer ee Ween 3} cass ® Abby POHL A a Ae 155 Delta Delta Delta Row one; Denise Fultz, Kim Spencer, Sue Dailey, Barb Martin. Row two; Mindy Autenreith, Brenda Callahan, Jennifer Smith, Vickie Boros, Donna Bukula. Row three; Amy Tomko, Barb Crock, Mrs. Lottie Geltz, Cheryl Harner, Cyndi Lococo, Pam Deckard, Marsha Bukala, Vicki Beatty, Carol Putnam, Carol Wainwright, Shari Eckel, Polly Snyder. Row four: Amy Damiani, Evelyn Woolman, Jolynn Martin, Lauren Palik, Darlene Crabbs, Michelle Zamagias. Row five; Terri Kent, Lynette Witte, Jackie Berry, Allison Helm, Sue Burt, Cindy Smailes, Cheryl Smith, Jean Butch, Lynn Ermlich, Missy Atzel, Sue Mikita, Marilyn Lewis, Lynn Durant, Sarah Thompson, Jane Anderson, Candy Albertson, Debbie Sabella. 156 Alpha Delta Pi Down front; Maria Tsipis, Karen Yohn, Kitty Nolan, Pam Rodgers, Terry Pike, Pat Burns, Kathy Rivers, Becky Mowrey, Connie McIntosh, Martha Tsipis, Rhonda McCullough, Linda Startzell, Debbie Staufenger. Row two; Cindy Ready, Paula Lewis, Kathy Gentithes, Kim Dodson, Bette Simon, Debi Shumard, Pearl Cook, Kim Brindley, Lisa Bullock, Becky Dunbar, Nancy Drake. Row three; Melinda Medley, Nancy Cooper, Row four; Roxanne Downard, MaryLynne Lantz, Annette Gasparik, Sue Fleishman. Row five; Marquita Bedway, Leigh Ann Wilson, Diane Niewerski, Jan Meade, Robin McElhaney, Rhonda Bartholomew. Row six; Jill Begue, Laurie Swaldo, JoAnn Johnson, Karen Cramblett, Patti Racine, Sue Stouffer. Row seven; Katy Killam, Tamara McCoy, Diane Erikson, Karen Mackey. 157 Alpha Xi Delta Row one; Chandra Rudolph, Michelle Kokinda, Kathy Egler, Lori Henry, Cari Orend, Nancy Egler, Kathy Orendas, Lynne Keener, Kathy Stefanik, Karen Dowell. Row two; Janet Dout, Sandra Guy, Barb Johnson, Sue Shultz, Elizabeth Benedetto, Ai Vang, Sue Dickerson, Peggy Orendas, Debra Robbins, Beth Morrison, Mary Weigand, Debbie Skamer, Lori Gatchell, Bonnie Rockenbaugh. Row three; Kim Moorhead, Pat Thomas, Cindy Mushrush, Sue Niess, Lisa Bole, Terri Carle, Cindy Yockey, Connie McGinnis, Marcia King, Karen Krahling, Sherri Thompson, Marty Ring, Julie Joga, Yallah Gault, Marcia Holt, Sharon Foster, Melissa Moffett, Debbie Vernon 158 Alpha Chi Omega Row one: Janice DiNezza, Kim Dubois, Cathy Boyd, Kim Wall, Viv Morgan, Cheryl Hartman, Lori Krochta. Row two: Sue Emerson, Liz Rumbold, Linda Warren, Kim Kubasta, Connie Swank, Joyce Grell, JoAnn Russell, Judy Friend, Lindsay Beach, Holly Yehnert. Row three, Janine Faloon, Andrea Vale, Diana Nesbitt, Lisa Lisk, Alicia Boehm, Maribeth Wright, Becky Stevens, Laurie Olsen, Kathy Souder, Kay Laughlin. Alpha Tau Omega Row 1: John Hopper, Robert Cipriani, Paul Gulling, Tom Maderia, Dean Keefer. Row 2: Joel Domino, Wally Hartory, Joe Toth, Mike Wazevich, Dennis Benner, Mike Gray, John Lasch. Row 3: Mark Lowman, Claude Charlillo, Jon Campbell, Gary Hostutler, Mark Litten, Bob Walchalk. Row 4: Jim Warble, John Szpak, Ted Marosi, Tim Bryan, Paul Rongier, Doug Wells. 160 Sigma Nu ee) cseremsgramm emma enna | Pron ew PN LN SSN cy oomapeeooreiee mnt Se iS a a — Row 1: Paul Senita, Mark Truini, Jim Dugan, Doug Kindt, Jim Switzer, Bob Sements, Brian McCormick. Row 2: Bill Schumacher, Tom Hartman, Scott Berkeley, Ernie Casanta, Aubrey Boyles, Bruce Kaufman, Chris Jensen, Kirk McHugh, John Steele. Row 3: Jeff Noice, Mark Graham, Kent Simons, Dean Brumbaugh, Jon Slates, Dave Wavrek. 161 Phi Kappa Tau Row 1: Rick Boland, Ron Clutter, Jim Floto, Erin Hallenburg, Marty Willis. Row 2: Bill Mucklo, John Kopilchack, Reverdy Fisher, Dale Henceroth, Greg Behler. Row 3: Todd Bowman, Jeff Schroeder, Ron Bomback. Row 4: Randy Boyer, Mark Changet, Tim Andy, Rob Hibbard. Row 5: Roberto Gluck, Rusty Lenahan. Row 6: Neil Wenger, Buddy Christoff. 162 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Row 1: Jeff Scheidler, Kurt Mattern, Bob Rockwood, Mark Walter, Rodney Conrad, Snatch, Bob Belknap, and Jon Ague. Row 2: Norman Coleman, Greg Jameson, Dave Menosky, Jeff Lakatos, and Swen Nielsen. Row 3: Tim Hurst, Tod Booth, Doug Ackerman, Mark Oakes, Roger Whitacre, Tom Herrick, Larry Giele, Todd Peters, Poco, Dominic Marchionda, and Paul Mitchell. Row 4: Jim Bobak, Ron Reitz, Dave Matak, Joe Kilheeney, Jim Roper, Mike Schlievert, Greg Isidro, Jamie Williamson, and Matt Morey. 163 164 Sigma Nu Mike Cardinal Terry Feucht Dominick Floridia Shawn Jones George Levoy Tod Morrow Tim Ott ' Marlin Rasor Tim Reynolds Mark Sweeney Social Sam Tedeschi, III Thomas Hartman Sigma Alpha Epsilon Douglas Ackerman John Ague Chip Colle Angelo Cruz Brad Custer Kevin Douglass Greg Isidro Jeff Lakatos Joe Leite Paul Mitchell J. Matt Morey Steven Ryan William Sager Mike Schlievert Joseph Simmonds Phi Kappa Tau Jim Austin Terry Blon David Boland Knox Brown John Gruber Social John Bush Greg Chechuck Dan Kulik Alpha Tau Omega Scott Bellinger James Bondra John Brunk John Hawkins Ken Johnson John Martin Steve Matthew John Morris Scott Shane Bob Simpson Terrence Walker James Warbel Michael Wardle Ed Warinner Social Dave Eisele Troy Pertee Dan Reed Joel Smolka Dennis Stauffer Alpha Chi Omega Suzanne Bartter Heidi Benner Sue Bishop. Sally Fisher Dana Gregory Marla Jennings Christine Karaganides Carole Millberg Cindy Oravecz Kim Parcell Brenda Pelsue Laurie Pohl Liz Rayburn Robin Renwick Barb Russell Michelle Seldheimer Tami Thoman Kathy Young Delta Delta Delta Dawn Bennett Beverly Day Jean Lansdowne Kathy Shields Cheryl M. Smith Sue Poracky Kristen Yackey Alpha Delta Pi Lavone Deibel Cathy Evans Melody Foster Lori Hayn Gloria Hays Pam Hickson Cindy Kaiser Lynn Lattanner Cathie Ready Jill Seymour Sue Shafer Phebe Steiner Becky Stillwell Beckie VanBenthuysen Polly Weimer Darlene Wilson Lorri Wondolkowski Alpha Xi Delta Eileen Allen Robin Berkeley Deann Davis Jill Groat Judy Jackson Sarah Kauffman Sue Schrengauer Catherine Sturm Barb Thomas Liz Ullman Pam Walter Beth Wiemers 165 aes: ee a CO-EDITORS SUE FLEISHMAN : TERRY PIKE BUSINESS MANAGER TODD WHETSTONE PHOTOGRAPHER EDITORS SWEN NIELSEN TAMARA MCCOY Hound as Dr. James Walton 168 Nl ee as a al A yagi, Sees aE Se ae dee te sgl hit ad ae ee o) al Ch COI CO mee a Commer aromatase j q = an ies Sue Fleishman, co-editor; Todd Whetstone, business manager; and Terry Pike, co-editor. 169 Sede) (=) o 5 Tsp asap leptelplet te eee photographer Tamara McCoy, Swen Nielsen, Kathy Klingerman, Rick Harrison, Mark Rine, photographers, 170 Sitting: Jeff Scheidler, Deb Skamer, and Holly Yehnert. Standing: Deb Allen, Becky Mowrey, Karen Krahling, and Liz Ullman. Not pictured: Polly Weimer. o CRE } ; ¥ es ee 7 rote Kneeling: Yallah Gault — Music; Kathy Klingerman — Faculty; Dina Maurer — Sports; and Jane Marshburn — Activities. : Standing: Sharon Foster — Seniors; Jenni Stevenson — Underclass; Ken Kolke — Sports. Not pictured: Sharrie Bond — Underclass; Pat Burns — Sports. a ol SENIORS PRES. GENE THORN V.P. KITTY NOLAN SEC. BETTE SIMON TREAS. BRUCE LENZ GRADUATION DAY JUNE 8, 1980 MEN’S BANQUET WOMEN’S BANQUET Left to right: Aubrey Boyles and Chris Jensen. 174 - ad -_ - = ww Z ” ve aA ut Sandy Wood Jay Groat 175 Melinda Medley, Barb Grubbs, Terry Pike Kathy Gentihes, Craigh Cumberworth 176 a ary, ee ae } Nancy Miller, Barb Allen, Jennifer Andrews 177 Scott Berkele Dave Menosky and Jeff Vernau Bad pm Brian Sparling Cheryl Gray 178 Kathy Guess and Brian McCormick Naoko Oyabu 179 Bob Rockwood Tom Hartman Kathy Ilersich Cornell M iane D Beth Lynn 180 ares Cathey Stricker, Katy Killam, Suzanne Blickensderfer, and Barb Lengler 181 G+ ee DS Saas: Al Shumate ichard Kuntzman R Catie Barrett, Becky Stevens, and Connie Swank 182 Mise. Sue Berg and Mark Bruce Tima pebhie Patton Marquita Bedway and Todd Peters 183 184 To aoe FE ‘i Front Row: Rob es: P m Maderia eil Wenge r, Ron Clutter Bs ie Sp TREE Oe mMper enn i ‘4 ag ea ere 2 yaar mee 4 Hem pean pe Be 4 ae y ao wan. pmeein’ ge og Ree cece ct gp costmce meting AIM Standing: Dan Hurd, Frank Mayle Sitting: Dan Strine, Charlie Oberholzer, Dustin Catlin Karen Hanson Kim Chaney Larry King Sandy Whitehead 186 Th aide ee Sitting: Mike Barrett Standing: Robb Hyde, Steve James oe - : zs a Kay Laughlin, Lindsay Beach, Judy Friend 187 Reuben McCauley = Jim Switzer Marianne Mongiardo 188 ‘seecaaasaeadiclee Sen 927 = bls Pulell Lynne Nelson Steve Gill b) c ie) _ O0 i o A E J ’ Dan Levengood Sue Mikita Stetson aca Si in Bi Misoentci 190 Marty Bartels Brad Lynne et tans Met gS � ae. Cores Lori Henry Barb Johnson 191 TRANS AM Scott Emerson Jim Kline Eleni Shiepis 192 Se gO Te Ee ce gn ti a ce ia SR gle Janet Toot Mike Draime 193 Vickie Beatty 5 RE oe Marcia King Pat Peters 194 Tim Short Heather Hallawell 195 ich ike Wazev M Charlene McNeil impson Harion S Eric Yonkee 196 Left to right: Tom Caniford, Frank Jusich, Jeff Teece. Kitty Nolan Bette Simon 197 +e eS tee ee ES RE RES Se oe eat Tae er eee ee David Williams Ee Ree te eee eee ee et i ee es SO eee eee eaeue eK eae ee PEM OR eA E Sth b eee wee ew eee Pew Rae PRK Shaw ee Be CS 2 ew ee oso mn Pe ates Sete ORG ew ee Cathy Cubbison - iiiiananlaca a A CREAT Ernie Casanta Bruce Lenz gh RR Ra session wisn wieing 54 hi Vic O’Brien and Jerry Theiss 199 Mike Vienna Marianne Mentzer 200 Sharon O’Connell and Jim Donahue Tim Popa Nick Pinnola Daryl Hastings 201 eee —_ John Hopper Barb Compton | ay I 4 — Ad iy? 5 AY y 4 Laura Kolinski George Felger 202 Cindy Smailes Lori Gatchell Carol Byron 203 Paul Gulling Gabriel Revollo Tim Fitzgerald 204 ee ey ceed té � Ai By Soy uf On . Ga Me oe) Pe Paul V. Weaver, Jr. — (previous graduate) 205 Marsha Bukala Christ Kauffman — (previous graduate) Michelle Taylor 206 24.12 OUNCE RETURNABLE sOTTLE % a � ont ee @ pa = 1 AIP AN Gary Hostutler : a4 Claude Charlillo Trish Blon Ruy Dave Petrie Keizo Ichihashi Martha Lester Bill Francis 208 Seated: Becky Dunbar, Cindy Ready, Kim Brindley. Pearl Cook, Cindy Spence, Martha Tsipis, Lisa Bullock. 209 Tim Cope, Bob Parks, Eric Brunton, Tim Sell. i j y — 4 ¥ | (0.4 Diane Niewierski, Jane Pennington, Joyce Miller, JoAnn Johnson. 210 tae ey Tamara M res cCoy Jeff Meshe y and Jeff Noice. 211 errs icteric Kriss Moore Phil Francis Kathy Trench Kim Lewis 212 BVaVsea W Ss [Us Denise Fultz Norman Coleman 213 tacre John Watkins Roger Whi i = e oo ay al o) = =| S = 2 ae Phil Gbur Janice Barker Paul Barboza and Tom Herrick Joe Toth 215 | ' g Dave Young and Kenn Lippert Pre ae en sap nbagisetarsi i Bob Sements 216 : a % 5 Dan Muffet, Mike LaPenta, and ene Thorn oe John Welch and Kevin Laughlin Sherrie Grell and Tina Herzberger 217 Parmie Andaloro Mike Taylor Rick Harrison John Freitag 218 + rma 2 toe tee © oe eee «8 OO? + ane 1ST a 4 mam ¢ _— + + (elim = ne te be S imi 7 7 2-9 ‘- ee em sStb ee ee eee ee - bu. tii ee ed LT] (eb ie — te mee a : - . a . t ‘ “we Glen Hall Jill Morgan and Larry Giele Ai T. Vang 219 ee cease acess eS eae : Se x Reduuhoree BUSINESSES FRATERNITIES SORORITIES | FINANCING YEARBOOK VISITING CUSTOMERS SUCCESS OR FAILURE SIGNING CONTRACT BILLING CUSTOMERS RECEIVING PAYMENTS ADS IN YEARBOOK eating ; ; -. - ms r ses ¥ Nie ada ne ee s +A ee ee wee - pies: , binSatintes See ee Sake sae eee ee eee: TAA Ae wees . te eee ¥ see . � . ee ss +e ee ees teas ee snes ‘os. ee eee ee ee fs © oe eee ee aa + eases sen ee eee etn eee ee saeeaer er. ee 2 + eee hy ge VOR ee ae 8Ee see : ' Union College Bookstore Hours Monday — Friday 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Saturday 9:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 222 asi a Smee 4 a’ ¥, es m4 Se SMa A ign tn DF a9 4 es See ; 224 CRACKNELL’S MOTEL “A Bit of Home Away from Home” Near Restaurants, Drug Store, Shopping Center, and Mount Union College 322 E. State St. Alliance, Ohio Phone 821-1610 | Located on Route 62 Furniture Carpeting Interior Designing || Cope E- FURNITURE a 8 Wis ; santa | re iy Serving a large area of Northeastern Ohio. 900 West State St. Visitors welcome. THE McCONNELL AGENCY CO. Insurance since 1866 First National Bank Building 526 E. Main St. Phone 821-1740 Carl D. Orwick Betty J. Miskimins David D. King David Geiger Evan M. Jones CPCU Gary L. McCamon Carl Adams 960 West State St. One block south of Mount Union Square NABORHOOD TAVERN AND DRIVE THRU 848 W. State 823-0001 Located, Mt Union Rt. 62 225 Best of luck Class of ’80 as you begin your UNITED ANT UNITED NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. 101 East Main Street _] 2 West State Street 226 CARNATION m DISPOSAL INC. 1S) SAS areas PHONE 821-9600 JON-NEL MOTEL PERKINS PANCAKE HOUSE AIR CONDITIONING BREAKFASTS Complete Refuse Service TELEVISION FULL COURSE DINNERS ROOM PHONES LUNCHES Phone 823-9222 CENTRAL HEATING PARTIES BANQUETS 127 East Main St. FRANK COSTANTIN!, Mor. CLaminghant YT td COUNTRY FURNITURE 6330 Union Avenue N.E. 2’2 Miles South of Alliance gp WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SERVES THE PUBLIC Air — Land — Sea Alliance Auto Club Alliance, Ohio 44601 Phone: 823-1770 Open Evenings Except Sat. Closed Wed. at Noon 2322-5. Union Phone: 821-2323 For Members Services, Join AAA 227 R.D. WILLIAMS OFFICE SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT statlmark 9 @ mite Youre First One block south of Mount Union Square e PHONE 823-2124 ALLIANCE, OHIO With Us eee 74 YEARS OLD AND STILL GROWING CUtMUM First National eps « City Bank , Elvin J. Wilson Owner Graphic Communications Specialists ALLIANCE'S MOST MODERN PRINTING PLANT 350 S. Union Ave. opposite Stanton School 228 Compliments of Compliments of PLAJER “Traditionally Fine Furs Apparel CROSS Since 1939” Hours: 10:30-9:00PM Your Campus Photographers Mon.-Fri. Sat. 10:30-5:00PM SARCHIONE AND SONS BONFERT GLASS OO, INC. : Dodge Passenger Cars Complete Glass Service Sales and Service Dodge Trucks 130 West State Street Alliance, Ohio Phone: 823-0630 Phone 823-0450 30 S. Union Ave. 229 230 MOUNT UNION COLLEGE ALLIANCE, OHIO 44601 Alumni Association June, 1980 Dear Senior: On behalf of the Alumni Association of Mount Union College, I would like to extend our best wishes to the Class of 1980 on your Commencement. You have made Mount Union in your own time. Four years at Mount have provided an opportunity to evaluate new philosophies and to question your personal values. Your experiences will be carried with you, your friendships will last and the role Mount Union played in your lives will grow stronger. Welcome to the Alumni Association. Congratulations on your Com- mencement. Live with the awareness of the past and an eagerness to create for the future. Sincerely, Gordon R. Brollier Alumni Secretary 231 PHONE 821-8801 MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 10:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 10:00 A.M. To Midnight D B CARRI-OUT COMPLETE LINE OF BEER WINE, POP AND GROCERIES OWNERS: 2337 SOUTH UNION DUTTON BRIDEN ALLIANCE, OHIO 44601 232 STOUDT PRINTING COMPANY Home of Fine Printing - Letterpress and Offset 31 West State Street Alliance, Ohio Phone 821-2345 VIRGIL STOUDT, OWNER “With a Personal Interest in Your Printing Needs’ “Don “Panchos ‘Restaurant Off I-77 on Route 241 Massillon Road South, 11 2 miles Greensburg, Ohio Phone 896-1991 OPEN DAILY 10 AM. to 10 P.M SEI “Panchos “Restaurant 745 West State Street Alliance, Ohio 44601 Phone 823-0220 RESERVATIONS NOT NECESSARY CLOSED MONDAYS MARKET axe “TO SERVE YOU IS OUR PLEASURE” 1207 West State Street Alliance, Ohio 233 WE’RE HOMETOWN PEOPLE IDLAND BUCKEYE Alliance ¢ Sebring Minerva © Hartville © New Philadelphia 234 SANCAP SANCAP Abrasives Inc. 16123 ARMOUR STREET, N.E. ALLIANCE, OHIO 44601 LIFE AND HEALTH HOME AND AUTO GERALD E. ERMLICH ron LU C. TED ERMLICH, mon UF 705 W. STATE, ALLIANCE PHONE 823-2283 HOUSE OF COIFFURE Phone: 823-7197 1480 South Arch Alliance, Ohio 235 ALPITA 3 teeta he - sett hg Wks ‘S ma Vi, ale tern ity Congratulates its Seniors Beta Ses Chapter Marquita Bedway JoAnn Johnson Kim Brindley Katy Killam Lisa Bullock Tamara McCoy Pearl Cook Melinda Medley Congratulates its seniors: Deb Deal Diane Niewierski Becky Dunbar Kitty Nolan Scott Berkeley Chris Jensen Diane Erikson Terry Pike Aubrey Boyles Brian McCormick Kathy Gentithes Cindy Ready Ernie Casanta Jeff Meshey Barb Grubbs Bette Simon Phil Francis Jeff Noice Martha Tsipis Mark Gasser Bob Sements Glen Hall Jim Switzer “The way of honor is the way of Sigma Nu.” ae 236 ALPHA TAU OMEGA || “LPHA CHI OMEGA Congratulates Its Seniors! (They Made It!) Barb Allen Marianne Mentzer Jenny Andrews Nancy Miller Clark Caton Gary Hostutler Catie Barrett Diana Nesbitt Claude Charlillo Tom Maderia Lindsay Beach JoAnn Russell Mike Gray . Joe Toth Judy Friend Becky Stevens Paul Gullin g Bob Walchalk Sherry Grell Connie Swank Wally Hartory : Mike Wazevich Kay Laughlin Maribeth Wright John Hopper ' Eric Yonkee Holly Yehnert Toasts Its Seniors ALPHA XI DELTA Wish to congratulate their graduating seniors of the class of 1980 Kathy Egler Beth Morrison Nancy Egler Sue Niess - Lori Gatchell Jane Pennington Lori Henry Bonnie Rockenbaugh Barb Johnson Pat Thomas Marica King Si Vang Connie McGinnis Mary Jane Weigand SIGMA ALPHA JES VOL{OIN| Congratulates Paul A. Barboza Todd P. Peters Norman H. Coleman III Robert P. Rockwood Larry L. Giele Gregory Scarnecchia Thomas M. Herrick Roger C. Whitacre James J. Donahue Pail KAPPA TAU Pelt DELTA DELTA Congratulates Their Seniors Bids Farewell to: Buddy Christoff Rob Hibbard Marsha Bukala Denise Fultz Hermie Behlev Billy Mucklo Darlene Crabbs Sue Mikita Dick Boland Buzzy Schroeder Pam Deckard Carol Putnam Charlie Clutter Nellie Wenger Patti Sosnick Domino Cindy Smailes Buzz-Brain Hallenburg Ebonia Willis Carol Wainwright Squirrel-Bait Miller Bobby “Juan” Zenobi P.D. and Lucci 237 “The Lord is my strength and song, ”9 ae salvation... co Exodus 15:2 % “T delight to do thy will, O my Go heart.” i. Psalms 40:8 30 ae kee ots he is able _ that day.” p that wh at a A STA SSO a Bae _. IN MEMORIAM Mrs. Mary Evelyn Weber 239 T MOUNT | _ UNION | COLLEGE FOUNDED 1846 UNONIAN OFFICE Mount Union College Alliance, Ohio 44601 (216) 821-5320 de hope that you have enjoyed reminiscing over the 1980 Unonian and, perchance, pausing to relive a moment or two that for you were very personal and very special. Putting together a yearbook can be a tough job. Choosing the right pictures to tell the story of an entire year is very difficult. A picture can convey so many thoushts and feelings. We think this book expresses Mount Union College cWee ibe }s 0% As in any other job, problems do crop up. we tried to meet these problems as efficiently as we could. we greatly appreciate everyone's patience and cooperation throughout the year! Ne realize there is still room for improvement, and we hope to pass what we have learned on to next yea zich 2 staff so they may avoid some of the difficulties we encountered. ye have learned a lot by working as co-editors At times, it was hard to be enthusiastic because there seemed! to bese incentive to keep us going. But working on a yearbook is like that. The results of all the time and labor don't appe until the year is almost over. But when that time comes and the finished yearbook arrives, it seems as tnough all the effort was worth it. Je hope that the editors next year will have a staff as terrific as ours. Je would like to take this opportunity te thank all aoe the people who helped in any way to make this yearbook a success. To Todd Schneider and Liz Mason of the pees. Information Cffice we give our deepest appreciatio Ae would also like to thank Flajer and Crosse Studios oon its assistance and offer a special thanks to our hard-working staff. | Two other men played an important role in the 1980 Unonian. Mr. John Urian, our Herff Jones repre pti was very helpful in turning our ideas into realities Jr. James Walton, our advisor, was always there with his enthusiasm and words of wisdom when we needed him most. Thanks to alld! ie Mares uuuy, Pitce ae apiece Y aie re a tres te Zs See eb 4 “ F s y ! , i$ we Pe AAI See ea ee ; coat tok ; H H ; 3 SOON : : . ; ee 3s 7 A r : Yr we 3 “ ¥ : Stak y . 4 we . hee ‘