Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1982 volume:

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TATFOGUCTION pe Wek One See eS oe FACULTY Se yr petit eek ets Manatee eee SOMIONS 65 aces ek I ee IG Underclassmenee 3. een a ee ee Music, Arts, and Drama ACLIVIEICS gs chr ois eaeie ee ic bree HOE: GE OOK Shee get Mastin 5 te ee SPOLlS Pope iets a eesg Senne ued ale aya eter ho es AGVErlISCIMenis’ cick es AON wa Fors ga sem INGOX a ov ae AE RL Nd Does le Vol. 81 1982 Mount Union College Unonian Alliance, Ohio Introduction I ALONG CHE ROAD Joy At Che Start Fear In Che Journey Joy In Che Coming Home A Part Of Che Heart Gets Lost In Che Learning Somewhere Along Che Road 2 Introduction Introduction 3 4 Introduction = ot ps! y eae ay f eae hoses aye tae; fa PRY , “ Ks ; a sok ee Be ae Aa te OP jue int a wm, Palit - n AAAS Oy th Sos PS f, 4 a bikiesgh aaeocaad Bh pe Did eM ee bso ft TEE Fir Bigs: $2 ‘SAEs ¥ Eire a RIF aed igre tok dee fe + 4 Introduction Ww Along Che Koad Your Path May Wander A Pilgrim’s Faith May Fail Absence Makes Che Heart Grow Fonder — 6 Introduction Darkness Obscures The Crail Cursing Che Quest Courting Disaster Measureless Nights Forbode Moments Of Rest Glimpses Of Laughter Are Creasured Along Che Koad Introduction 7 8 Introduction sas tongs Kpit m a, lan Introduction 9 Along Che Koad Your Steps May Stumble Your Choughts May Start To Stray l0 Introduction But Chrough Jt All A Heart Held Humble Levels And Lights Your Way L2 ntroduction Centre 10. NN 0 ee a a , nae ee. wr See ipmdntgaatucti Be i a lb ik rary an 0 4 Introduction Joy At Che Start Fear In Che Journey Joy Ju Che Coming Home A Part Of Che Heart Js Lost In Che Learning Somewhere Along Che Road. —Dan Fogelberg Introduction I5 ion I7 Introduct . tad � . . : ee . = . _ . . ' Sttereere2 eget 18 Faculty Faculty I9 Administration a. oa Nae TUG PARE 2 EY SY IPPRS on me? G. Benjamin Lantz, Jr., President John F. Fleischauer, Dean of the College Interests: Fishing, camping, horseback riding “Love that will which thou must lose ere long.” Shakespeare Dorothy J. Davis, Dean of Women Terence S$. Taylor, Dean of Men 20 Administration Paul Froman, Registrar Ernest Sheetz, Director of Development Hugh Jae, Director of Cooperative Education and Placement Kitty Brehm Elias, Assistant Director of Sandy Pittenger, Assistant Director of Hoover- Price Campus Center Financial Aid Interests: tennis, music, theater and films “No human relation gives one possession in another-every two souls are absolutely different. In friendship or in love, the two side by side raise bands together to find what one cannot reach alone. Kahlil Gibran Larry Griffith, Director of Financial Aid Yost Osborne, Librarian There is a time for everything...” David Freshley, Assistant Business Wilbur Couchie, Business Manager Manager Administration 2 , Gordon Brollier, Alumni Secretary Liz Mason, Director of Public Information Alan Aldinger, Assistant Director of “Success is never final and failure never Public Information fatal. It’s courage that counts.” George F. Tilton Edwin Seaver Director of Admissions. Marcia Burch, Assistant Director of Admissions for Eastern Regions Bruce Palmer, Admissions Counslor Holly Yehnert, Admissions Counselor Jay Groat, Admissions Counselor 22 Administration Art, Speech And Drama James Hopper Joel Collins “Monumental painting begins when the painter climbs up on a “One realizes later that there is no one to outwit but oneself.” chair.” James Baldwin LAN WW IIOUSE Pierre Alechinsky James Vincent Mark Schaefermeyer Art, Speech And Drama 23 Lid -— William Coleman Charles Morford “We shall not cease from exploration and the end of all our exploring will be to arrive where we started.” T. S. Elliot Economics, Accounting And Business Administration Richard Holtz Hubert Pinney 24 Economics, Accounting And Business Administration . ‘ e Ann Kuzma Martin E. Horning Interests: needlework and crafts, bicycling “Man is a peculiar being trying to understand his uniqueness. What he seeks to understand is not his animality but his humanity. He is not in search of his origin, he is in search of his destiny.” Abraham Joshua Heschel Patricia Matthews Mitsuru Toida David Zoky Economics, Accounting And Business Administration 25 Computer Science And Math Darrian engnyres NE: John K. irchmeyer William Markley “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make your paths straight.” Proverbs 3: 5, 6 W. James Dillon Michael Zwilling No one can build his happiness at the expense of the misery of others.” Anwar Sadat 26 Computer Science And Math Education Chester E. Bartram Ralph Daily “Always be ready.” Yducation Paul Shaker Georgia M. Sprinkle Education 27 _ Paul H. Chapman “Ah, but a man’s reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?” : Robert Browning Gloria $. Malone “Be not wise in your own eyes.” 28 English y )) Lyle M. Crist Mary E. Nurmi David R. Ragosin Earl L. Russel eee kt at SARNIA SERANHHE I Helen Saffell “This too will pass.”” Old English Poem James E. Walton “Every noble work is at first impossible.” Carlyle English 29 Htistory And Political Sctence Me 55 a i mn 8 RE Bem me ce LitTTr : WB he wee ihe John Saffell Richard Doyle | “It is by education I learn to do by choice, what other men do by the constraint of fear.’ , Aristotle afte oe sat J.) Pa P Pr a lites sy i a il at a a George Montagno George Tune “Politics ain't a kid’s game like beanball; it's serious work like truck driving.” Mr. Dooley (If only more of our politicians would recognize Mr. Dooley’s distinction.) 30 History And Political Science Languages Vasile Calesi Frederick Opperman Angela Zumbar iQue’ tremulo es el estar de recien llovida gota en la hoja.. .!” Pedro Salinas Languages 3! Lewis A. Phelps Carl H. Kandel Lewis W. Gordon Peter N. Synnestvedt Sometimes you have to go out on a limb—no matter how ] encourage you to soak this up in your many leisure hours.” dangerous it is—if you want to reach the flowers.” 32 Music Stephen Lewark Steven Malycke Physical Education Kenneth E. Wable Marjorie L. Cooke Richard F. Giese “The most important thing in life is not Interests: Reading, jogging, tennis and golf. simply to capitalize on your gains. Any fool can do that. The important thing is to prof- it from your losses. That requires intelli- gence and it makes the difference be- tween a man of sense and a fool.” Physical Education 33 Larry T. Kehres John H. Homon Bruce E. Cartwright “Don’t talk about it, do it!” Donald Montgomery Marcy Maurer Peter Ginnegar 34 Physical Education sychology Stephen R. Kramer “Though we t ravel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not.” Author Unkown Dennis E. Clayson Psychology 35 Philosophy And Religion George H. Thomas Donald R. Buckey “Know thyself.” “Less is more.’ ’ Socrates Raymond R. Newell Ecclesiastes 10. 7-10 36 Philosophy And Religion Biology And Chemistry nd Ab 8 tes a Charles Brueske Jerry Blount Interests: Tennis, crosscountry skiing, fishing, reading. Leonard Epp Linda Hiles “When in doubt say ‘increased surface area” Interests: Music, photography, needlework. Chemistry And Biology 37 or - oe Arthur R. Murdoch 38 Chemistry And Biology Faye Hollaway Robert G. Wiese Jr. ‘| hope that a person’s education will be a life-long process of learning. A four year liberal arts course is an excellent Starting point for such an adventure.” James P. Rodman Truman D. Turnquist Sociology a ie a Jeffrey Hahn Roy N. Martin “The only things worth learning are the things you learn after “Be careful about who you pretend to be. You may turn out that you know it all.” way.” Harry $. Truman Kathleen Piker King Interests: outdoor gardening, raising African violets, conducting research projects and being active within professional associations. Sociology 39 Emily, Pam, Larry and Daniel Griffith, King Hall Don, Ann Marie and Teresa Montgomery, Miller Hall Dave Hook, East Hall 40 Head Residents Marion Riggs, McMaster Hall Mike and Marty Draime, Ketcham Hall (Winter Spring) Daniel, Edwin, Eldin, Pam and Eleanor Rowland, Ketcham Hall (Fall) Zettie and Terry Sims Collins, Elliott Hall Head Residents 4l | iN pave’ Uizg@ Mp, ! NY R Bi (yy LOIS i aA IG. ANG Gig N'; 42 Seniors Seniors 43 Discs iapeebiiiediiens Don Payne Rey tan 3 Joel Domino, John Szpak, Mark Litten, Jon Campbell, Ken Smith, Tim Bryan, Rick Hagg SS oehaetitidin baie 44 Seniors OEE URE tn cn Spires? ie edie Secetteterere nares PENSE UR RE AE A kit John Deuber Mike Gallina Susan Burt, Robin McElhaney, Debbie Sartain, Mickey Riendeau Seniors 45 Jon Frisbee Scott Shane Anne Edgecombe Martin Merryman Tim Hartzell Arch and Rick Skidmore 46 Seniors Nick Mamula Randy Rudder Deloris Angeli Sarah Vanabel Abby and Rick Hill Seniors 47 Bill Tritt and Karen Dowell Dina Maurer er; eae = Nb oheg - g oy ast © Sal hy “ ; a ory we “a Bruce Chamberlin 48 Seniors Jon Slates Tommy R. Akers Kathy Odenkirk Seniors 49 Dedre Horsewood David Fritzman Sandi Guy 50 Seniors Doug Webb and Steve Bailey Lisa Lisk Donna V. Lybrand Seniors 5] “Boja” Adejoro Brenda Callahan Mike Cardinal 52 Seniors SELLE Therese J. Kent “Terri” Dave Gonzalez Belinda Dawson Knox Brown Seniors 53 Bill Linton Belinda Forrester Keith Heestand i. 2 5 i) = c = =e = ) Seniors 54 Sue Dailey Pa] F] Seniors Barbara A. Runner Peggy Orendas, Lynne Keener 56 Seniors Heidi Benner Mike Alexander Seniors 57 Nancy Robellard Carl R. Schneider 58 Seniors a eet ee BET RK Been Barb Artino Shawn M. Jones Dara Wegman and Sharrie Bond Seniors 59 Jeni Carr, Becky Mowrey Caroll Kisha Walter Newton 60 Seniors Joyce Grell Coplan Mark Graham Seniors 6l Jay McClatchey Timothy C. Roff Kenneth D. Smith, Jr. 62 Seniors Paul Sanita Kim Spencer David A. Wavrek Seniors 63 Janice DiNezza Larry Snyder Daniel Svagerko Lynda Meredith 64 Seniors Kent Simmons Pamela J. Rodgers 8 ee ee ae co PEAS, | _ Tammy Reber Dave Dillon Seniors 65 Deborah Sabella Edward J. (Weissy) Weisheit Terence Kline Sue Sharp 66 Seniors Tammy Richter Francine Roberts - Seniors 67 itanak: a BEE ; Sie we Jolene $. Moody Bruce “Barney” Kaufman 68 Seniors William R. Wyss, Jr. Mark Rine Seniors 69 Kim Wall Debbie Skamer en Le Pd oF. zp a Jim “Lep” Durham 70 Seniors ong eben cove 7 Karen Krahling Patti Racine Seniors 7] f : Jeff Danner Bill Schumacher Lynn Durant Jane Ann Claire Anderson 72 Seniors Karen Yohn Seniors 73 Donald B. Hebb mB = 3 = = x = = Q Doug Ackerman 74 Seniors Kim Moorhead Brian Lenz Curtis F. Bloxson Douglas P. Wells seiibin icp se oe A Seniors 75 Mearemarps oe “4 a ol ow il. ae ee Kenneth B. Evans, Jr. Debi Shumard 76 Seniors Maria Tsipis John H. Steele Timothy Hurst Kevin Hoopes Seniors 77 Mr. Dan Bagnola, Mr. Jahanshah Jomehri, Mr. Tom Burless, and Mr. Jamie Pitzer 78 Seniors fe i MWh i way ft ANH) id, pent — Lorenzo Fincher Paula Lewis Flizabeth Benedetto Stephen Miranda Seniors 79 Mike Infantiedes Becki Van Benthuysen . Seve Jerry Barker Sherrie Thompson 80 Seniors Kirk Bruce Kathy Toolis Seniors 8] Mark Pike Rusty Lenahan, Ron Bomback, Reverdy Fishel, Jim Lorentz, Joe Simmons, Randy Boyer, Tom Alten 82 Seniors Andrea Vale Faith Conlon Ettore Damiani Amy Damiani Seniors 83 Catherine Sturm Robert Gann Irene Motiga, Joe Gachichio, and Bill “Koine” Kinyua 84 Seniors Roberto Gluck John Kopilchack Cari O. Tony Cardona Cari Orend Seniors 85 Linda Warren, Jackie Berry, Kim Kubasta, Vicki Boros Susan Emerson Mellish 86 Seniors TE ici Dave Gourley Seniors 87 _™ ’ gS aril, Paci Pe ies hey vit pe ke Rick Rivers Brad Bayer 88 Seniors Lauren Palik 4 = ie r f- | Seniors 89 =x 42 = ts) ed HA 90 Underclass Underclass 9I 92 Underclass Allen Abrams Marjorie Ackerman Marty Aellig Dan Agnello Jennifer Agnew John Ague Ibrahim Al-Huneidy Eileen Allen Meg Allen Richard Andaloro Janet Anderson Mike Andrejcak JoBeth Andy Karen Anthony Frank Apicella Charlotte Arnold Joan Arnold Ray Arnone Sue Artino Amy Autenreith Joan Ayers Carla Babyak Kathy Baker Jay Ballard Rick Banish Kelly Barnes Chris Bateman Jim Beach Patty Beale Karen Beatty Bob Beck Joe Belcastro Shanna Bell Scott Bellinger Cathy Bender Karen Bender Heidi Benner Dawn Bennett Robin Berkley Roberto Berrios Linda Bigler Bryant Birr Sue Bishop Leroy Blake Al Blank Ann Marie Blasco Curt Blasiman Mark Blatt Deborah Blinn James Bluestone Flizabeth Bodwell Janice Bokay James Bondra Flizabeth Bonessi Victoria Boros Janet Bowen Bonnie Bowman Gary Boykin Doug Boyle Heather Bradley Diana Bradshaw Linda Brewster Gerald Briggs Darrell Brown David Brown Jackie Brown Linda Brown Mark Brown Darla Brumbaugh Christen Bruno James Bryan Steve Bucey Mary Lynne Buchanan Dianne Budd Randy Burke Mark Burkholder Luke Burnham Martin Burns Cathy Busch Vera Byrd Tom Canning Karen Capestrain Judy Capps Bettina Capuano Jamie Capuzza Dan Carey James Carlisle Susan Carothers Jeni Carr Underclass 93 94 Underclass Craig Carter Lois Casebeer Jean Cassarino David Cernich Frank Cerrone Barb Chaney Lamar Channell Polly Chapman Janice Cherrick John Chiacchiero David Chirico Jon Christopherson Mike Cibulas Louis Cironi Deb Clark Heather Clark Joan Clayton John Clemence Todd Clossin David Clunk Dan Coakley Chris Cochran Karen Cochran Margaret Colant Brion Conklin Pam Coplan Kevin Coran Jay Corlew Carol Costa James Costanzo Paul Cotton Janet Couts Scott Craib Chris Creager Robert Crigler George Crim Brenda Cronin Mike Culp Brad Custer Holly Cutting Jim Dale Ettore Damiani Glen Danahey Scott Daniels Matthew Darrah Rob Davidson Deann Davis La) ig rea ap i iieeBianemn at Hf wigs HI Jeff Davis Martha Davis Sherry Davis John Decato Cindy Degroat Lavonne Deibel Charlotte Delong Heidi Denison Julianne Deramo Bill Desantis Dave Deuber Michelle Deyarmin Janet Deyling Andra Dezee Tom Diamond Elizabeth Diles Chris Distefano Deb Dix Gregg Dogan Sheri Dominick Jim Douglas Kevin Douglass Maggie Doyle Mike Doyle Mike Dubetz Judianne Dunlap Sissy Dunlap Kim Dunn Jim Eberhart Mike Eberhart Reginald Eddie Shelly Edwards Sheila Eichar Kathy Enders Ed Entler Sissy Epitropou Craig Eppler Bill Eshler Sandy Esposito Andy Estock Scott Euvrard Underclass 95 96 Underclass Laura Evans Jeff Everett Dave Faiello Laura Farrah Dave Fedesna Jon Fergesen Melanie Ferguson Eduardo Fernandez Jim Ferre Terry Feucht Fli Fisher Roger Fisher Sally Fisher Janet Fisk Todd Fitz Brenda Flickinger Julie Floss Jim Floto Sally Ford Craig Formanek Karen Fortner Kathy Foster Mel Foster Ron Foster Bill Fout Mary Frank Cory Fraraccio Alan Frazier Gary Frazier Robin Frederick Ken French Bob Frey Thereasa Fricano Dave Friedman Ken Frost Dan Furgiuele Scott Gabelt Pam Gadek Sue Gaither Bill Garczewski Jay Garey Amy Gasperik John Gasperik Traci Gasser ; pris N Pam Gearhart Brad Gerber David Gershom Mike Gershom Kurt Gervelis Jennifer Gerycz Bill Giles Scott Gill Suzanne Gilpatrick Ron Ginther Randy Gluck Tom Gole Deb Goodrich Dan Gorski James Gotshall Christen Grace Noreen Graff Terri Grayson Joe Graziosi Alison Greene Joanna Greene Dawn Greenway Steve Gregori Dana Gregory Tammy Gregory Tim Greiner Daphne Grimm Alisa Groce Jeff Gross Suzanne Gross John Gruber Ellen Guerdat Angela Gulley Eva Gulley Laura Gursky Juan Guzman Leanne Haag Laurie Hackley Jeff Haines Todd Halkerston Laurel Haines Heidi Haiss Underclass 97 98 Underclass Hugo Haiss Dave Hall Pam Hall Sally Hamlin Don Hammond Russ Hammond Flizabeth Hanlon Kim Hanna Dan Hannan Kim Hanzie Steve Harbert Mike Hardy Lisa Harris Lavell Harris Keith Harryhill Steve Harter Tim Haswell Jeff Hawk John Hawkins Gloria Hays Cindy Heaston John Heather Mike Hebebrand Jeff Heckman Brad Heestand Cindy Heim Rhonda Henley Phil Henninge Holly Henry Chris Hepler Cindy Hepler Tracie Hermann Brenda Herron Drew Hetherington Pam Hickson Mike Hildack Cindy Hilger Dave Hill Jeff Hoff Karen Hoge Jeff Holben Celena Holmes Doris Holzhaeusser Perry Honaker | i «Nn TR an Janet Horne Keith Horvath Valerie Hotchkiss Diane Hotwes Joe Hruby Doug Hubbard Elizabeth Huber Tana Hudak Samuel Hudspath T racey Huffman Scott Huggett Richard Hunter Tim Hurst John Huston Linda Infield Sharon Inman Gordon Isenhour Diane Jackman Lance Jacksland Judy Jackson Joyce Jacobson Joe Jadick Cheryl Jagta Andy Jameson Jeff Jaroscak Glen Jeter Richard Jergel Joe Joseph Eric Johnson Pat Johnson Stacy Johnson Wendy Johnson Laurie Johnson Lee Ann Johnston Chris Jones Jim Jones Jayson Jones Bob Jones Richard Jordan Cindy Kaiser Mark Kandel Mark Kaplan Chris Karaganides Jeff Karnofel Underclass 99 100 Underclass Julann Kata Sara Kauffman Sandy Kehres Richard Keith Carol Kelley Judith Kelley Jay Kelly Judd Kemats Mike Kempa Chuck Kennedy John Kessler Kathy Keyes Casimir Kiel Janet Kimball Mike Kimball Rick King Roderick King Caroll Kisha Mike Klingensmith Noriko Kobayashi Karen Kobel Gary Kodish Sue Kohler Craig Kolasinski Ed Kolesar Larissa Kolesar Keith Kolke Ken Koneck Kathy Kopilchack Darryl Kostyo Dawn Koudelka Matt Kovacic Lorri Kozar Vanessa Krabill Ellen Kratofil Randy Kron Kevin Kubiak Linda Kubic Joy Kunkel Joann Kunze Vince Kuty Monica Labuda Amy Ladd Jeff Lakatos Peter Lalli Michelle Laney Mike Langan Kim Lantz Lynn Lattanner John Lauretig Chul-Gee Lee Hee-Ouk Lee Jennifer Lee Mark Leeman David Lehman Joe Liete Laura Letzler George Levoy Doug Lewis Helen Lewis Bob Lewis Jon Liardi Lori Liggitt Mindy Liggitt Janet Lilly Mark Lincoff Scott Linhart Bryant Littlejohn Gary Lodge Tony Long Lynn Lovetro Cathy Lowman Vicki Luthy Derrick Maffett Mary Makowski Nancy Manner Ann Manning Richard Marabito Dave Martin Rebecca Martin Skip Martin John Martin Kelli Mason Jim Mathews Steve Matthew Rich Maurer Pat Mazik Paul McAbier Richard McBride Underclass 10 102 Underclass Paul McCann Marvin McConnell John McDonald Peggy McDonald LER NSO RGR HATE Kathy McElhaney Bob McFerren Bill McGee Lynn Mcintyre Karen McLachlan Jeff McLain Dave McLaughlin Paul McLeister Nancy McLoone Alan Meinke Doug Mendat Jeff Mercer Mark Mihelic Carole Millberg Dave Miller Janet Miller Renee Miller Steve Miller John Millet Annette Misciskia Nancy Molnar Renita Montgomery Kim Moorhead Jeff Moore Norman Moore Kay Moran Sharri Moran Tina Moran Steve Morgan Cathy Morris Tod Morrow Tom Mudd Elise Mueller Joy Mueller Jerry Murphy Mary Ann Murphy Tomotsugu Naka Nan Nayman Enid Nazario bs ae ACT UP � Eric Nelson Judy Nemenz Bob Newbold Mary Newman Karl Newton Julie Nicholas Jose Nieves Kay Norris Wayne Norwood Jason Noschese Steve Oakland Kevin O'Doherty Randall Olenick Alice Orr Tim Ott Leslie Onspaugh Stephanie Orendas Anna Pachan Stephanie Pagel Lisa Pahler Martin Palumbo Lisa Parella Judi Parks Mike Parnell Tom Parrine Wayne Parsons James Patterson Mark Patterson Mary Paulson Marc Paustian John Pawlikowski Eileen Pehle Brenda Pelsue Charles Penn Carole Pensiero John Perez Marilyn Perkins Harrison Perry Bill Peters Jim Petroccione Jeff Phillips Susan Phillips Julie Pierson Lawrence Pinto Underclass 103 104 Underclass Gary Piper Craig Polman Sue Poracky Kelly Porter Paula Potelicki Carol Potts Scott Prather Esther Price Arlene Pucci Jon Pucci Bob Pucci Mike Purcell Mark Pusateri Dave Quist Mike Ralston Drew Rapose Ben Raschke Marlin Rasor Louis Raub Dave Ray Liz Rayburn Don Readance Cathie Ready Amy Reed Cheryl Reed Larry Reeder Serena Reid Joe Reigle Mike Reitz Robin Renwick John Resheck Mario Revollo Heidi Reynolds Amy Rhodes Virginia Rhodes John Richard Kathy Riddel Kathy Ries Virginia Rippley Derrick Rippy Jim Ritz Lynn Robbins Tom Roberts Dennis Robinson Mark Rog Kim Rogers Julie Ann Ross Jon Rovniak Mary Rudolph Richard Rusnak Bridget Russ David Rutan Steve Ryan Steve Sabath Bill Sager James Salle Carl Saltsman Michelle Samay Attila Samu Constance Sapienza Amy Saracco Beth Saracco Mike Saridakis Jill Sawyer Ralph Saxe John Scarpitti Ed Schlegel by A ay bean Parge that y Bhatia Mipdib ae Hae aA Mike Schlievert Jeff Schmucker Mary Schroeder Tim Schulz Steve Schumaker Deborah Schwind Judith Scott Mike Scott Tracy Scott Tom Scullion Tina Seiter Paul Senty Sue Serradilla Earle Sexton Sue Shafer Sue Shape Wendy Shimek Kuniko Shiraishi Mark Sipos Underclass 105 i N 106 Underclass Bob Simpson Cheryl Smith Cindy Smith Diane Smith Don Smith Gary Smith Joe Smith Bob Smith Ron Smith Scott Smith Shannon Smith Joel Smolka Holly Snyder Lori Snyder Nick Solomey Val Solt Sue Spagno Tom Sparks Alfred Spencer Doug Spiker Suzanne Spisak Bruce Sposet Janell Sprunger Paul Sroka Mike Stanley Jocelyn Stari Troy Starr Julie Stephon Jeff Stewart Deanna Stickley Becky Stillwell Diane Stillwell Brian Stoll Garry Stonebrook Dave Stover Kevin Straubhaar Kathy Strock Wendy Stroud Mary Sturm Jim Sturmi Margaret Suiter Pat Sullivan Todd Sullivan Kathy Svagerko Jennifer Svete Mark Sweeney Tony Tarantino Phil Tartt Scott Taylor Joy Tedrick Susan Temple Lisa Tharp Amy Thiebeau Krystina Thoman Tamela Thoman Haydn Thomas Barbara Thomas David Thomas Ernest Thomas Robert Thomas William Thomas Lois Thompson Richelle Thompson Chris Tighe Ronald Tipton Robert Todor Jenny Toole Scott Torok Janet Toronski Fric Tremmel Edward Trizzino Richard Trusick Stephen Tucker Laura Turowski Carol Tuttle Ty Uhlig Flizabeth Ullman Bradley Urbon Sarah Vanabel Becky VanBenthuysen Heidi Vanderzyden Chris Vandress John Varga Ronald Vargo Margaret Vogler John Vovos Billy Waggoner Susan Wagner Andrea Walker Richard Walker Terence Walker Pamela Walter Heather Walton Todd Waltz Underclass 107 108 Underclass Robin Ward Mike Wardle Ed Warinner Linda Warren Kevin Watkins Don Watson Gretchen Wearstler Mitch Weber Polly Weimer Beth Weir Jim Weir Chris Weisent Doug Wells Jim White Patricia Whiteman Richard Whitslar Dave Whittington Beth Wiemers Connie Williams Janice Williams Steve Williams Tommy Williams Ceridwen Williamson Kim Willis Peter Wills Karen Wilson Mary Wilson Sherri Wilson Bill Wilson Chris Winkle Ray Winn Norman Wise Bill Witt Jeff Wojtowicz Cheryl Woodward Lorri Wondolkowski Chris Work Nick Woznicki Sue Wymer Kristyn Yackey Dave Yajko Dana Yaw Lisa Yoho Steve Zamagias Norma Zamella Jacqueline Zavasky Kathy Zenuch Jane Zink Rick Zuercher Dear Underclass: Some underclass pictures were not available for our use in the 1982 Unonian. —The Editors Jn Memorium David Lehman Understanding “why” isn’t easy; Maybe not even possible. Accepting “what” is even harder; But acceptance comes with time. You know, somehow, somewhere- That you're often in our Thoughts... May God keep you in His care, Understanding and Accepting, Til one day we meet again. Underclass l09 HAH a ie 2 i Ble '0 Music, Art And Drama shsisll Hilel f +H Ee ORETTEEVETRESt Music, Art And Drama III Mount Marchers And Majorettes Row |: Melody Foster, Rhonda Henley, Lori Hayn, Mike Schlievert, Karen Dowell, Sheila Eichar, Richelle Thompson; Row 2: Ed Kolesar, Heather Clark, Eduardo Fernandez, Janet Lilly, Dan Svagerko, Nancy Robellard, Jim Weir, Mary Schroeder, Suzanne Spisak, Carla Babyak, Kay Moran, Shannon Smith, Don Smith, Norman Wise, Jon Rovniak; Row 3: Juan Guzman, Janet Fisk, Pam Rodgers, Jerry Barker, Janet Bowen, Cheryl Reed, Enid Nazario, Linda Infield, Marjorie Ackerman, Amy Rhodes, Sue Spagno, Laura Turowski, Brenda Flickenger, Janell Sprunger, Martha Davis, Sue Serradilla; Row 4: Dan Carey, Julann Kata, Pete Wills, Jeff Gross, Ed Schlegel, Jay Garey, Mark Kandel, Marty Aellig, Bill Wilson, Brian Stoll, Scott Prather, Mindy Liggett, Dawn Miller, Kathy Baker, Deanna Stickley, Andrea Walker, Barb Artino; Row 5: Connie Williams, Scott Euvrard, Beth Diles, Karen McLachlan, Dan Bagnola, Roberto Berrios, John Huston, Robin Ward, Craig Weston, Carl Schneider, Joanna Greene, Rich Maurer, Barb Chaney, Paul Mitchell. Row 6: Karl Kandel, John Clemence, Jeff Mercer, Tom Burless, Dave Martin. Row |; Richelle Thompson, Melody Foster, Rhonda Henley; Row 2: Karen Dowell, Lori Hayn, Sheila Eichar. 112, Mount Marchers And Majorettes Brass Choir And Orchestra Row I: Karen McLachlan, Barb Artino; Row 2: Connie Williams, Barb Chaney, Ellen Kratofil, Row 3: Rich Maurer, Marty Aellig, Bill Wilson, Jeff Kanel, Scott Euvrard, Dave Rutan; Row 4: Roberto Berrios, Steve Miranda, Craig Weston, John Huston, Jeff Mercer, Dave Martin, Mr. Kandel. Row I: Diane Smith, Diane Skoczinski, Heather Bradley, Alice Orr, Enid Nazario, Joy Tedrick, Amy Reed, Suzanne Spisak, John Perez, Vivian Morgan, Betty Harlan, Paul Fowler; Row 2: Karen Urban, Dorothy Disler, Janet Bacon, Esther Harkins, Maryann Schuller, Linda Infield, Martha Davis, Alan Meinke, Janet Lilly, Imogene McDaniel, Marcus Beard, Mary Wilson, Mary Baker; Row 3: Cynthia Kreiner, Elizabeth Diles, Dave Rutan, Scott Euvrard, Ellen Kratofil, Barb Artino, Deanna Stickley, Roberto Berrios, John Clemence, Miriam Hutchins, Dorothy Howenstine, Bernard Kuhne; Row 4: Mr. Synnestvedt, Richard Howenstine, Leroy Case. Brass Choir And Orchestra Il3 Concert Choir And Chamber Singers Row I: Kim Dunn, Joyce Jacobson, Laurie Haines, Joy Kunkel, Noriko Kobayshi, Sharrie Bond, Terri Grayson, Linda Infield, Ruth Hommel. Row 2: Judy Capps, Amy Ladd, Kathy Odenkirk, Scott Euvrard, Mark Sweeney, Janet Lilly, Jaccie Zavasky, Peggy Thompson, Melinda Liggett. Row 3: Jannell Price, Cindy Hilger, Julann Kata, Jim Jones, Steve Tucker, Attila Samu, Paul Mitchell, Dan Svagerko, Mary Wilson, Heidi Denison, Heather Bradley. Row 4: Laurie Moorman, Michele Samay, Heidi Vanderzyden, Dan Gorski, Craig Eppler, Jay Garey, John Perez, John Clemence, Doug Lewis, Bob Rice, Sheila Eichlar, Heather Clark, Dara Wegman. Row I: Denise Reno, Julie Pierson, Suzanne Gross, Darla Brumbaugh, Bettina Capuano, Sharrie Bond, Melinda Liggett, Jodie Maile, Richelle Thompson. Row 2: Diana Mayer, Heather Bradley, Cindy Heim, Kim Hanna, Norma Zanella, Shelly Edwards, Jaccie Zavasky, Laura Farrah, Sharon George, Terri Kent. Row 3: Susan Carothers, Heidi Denison, Kathy Morris, Mark Lincoff, “Rocky” Rice, Suzanne Gilpatrick, Cindy DeGroat, Polly Chapman. Row 4: Suzanne Spisak, Lisa Tharp, Heidi Vanderzyden, Attila Samu, Joe Jadik, Julann Kata, Elise Mueller, Jean Cassarino. 14 Concert Choir And Chamber Singers Mu Phi Epsilon And Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonta Row I: Kathy Odenkirk, Laurie Moorman, Peggy Thompson, Kathy Baker, Ellen Kratofil; Row 2: Barb Chaney, Martha Davis, Nancy Robellard, Sharrie Bond, Jackie Zavasky, Chris Bateman, Julann Kata, Ruth Hommel. Row |: Craig Eppler, Paul Mitchell, Jerry Barker, Carl Schneider; Row 2: Jim Jones, Steve Tucker, Eduardo Fernandez; Row 3: Mr. Lewark; Row 4: Scott Euvrard, Roberto Berrios, Doug Lewis, Dave Martin; Row 5: Ed Kolesar, John Perez, Jeff Mercer, Jay Garey, Craig Weston. Mu Phi Epsilon And Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia II5 Concert Band And American Guild Of Organists Row I: Judy Jackson, Enid Nazario, Joyce Jacobson, Amy Reed, Suzanne Spisak, Jolene Moody, Martha Davis, Janet Lilly, Alan Meinke, Dan Svagerko; Row 2: Deann Davis, Kay Norris, Juan Guzman, Laura Farrah, Heather Clark, Linda Infield, Cheryl Reed, Sherry Davis; Row 3; Barb Artino, Marty Aellig, Bill Wilson, Deanna Stickley, Ed Schlegel, Jay Garey, Dan Carey, Jeff Mercer, Dave Martin, Scott Euvrard, Ellen Kratofil, Karen McLachlan, Joanna Greene, Rich Maurer, Barb Chaney, John Clemence, Carl Schneider, Roberto Berrios, Craig Weston; Row 4: Karl Kandel, Sheila Eichar, Jon Rovniak, Nancy Robellard. CANE a EEE I Se REG Row I; Nancy Robellard, Ellen Kratofil, Martha Davis, Jaccie Zavasky; Row 2: Carl Schneider, Sharrie Bond, Attila Samu. 116 Concert Band And AGO Dance Club And Speech 4 Debate Tean Dr. William Coleman, Carol Costa, Steve Ryan. Dance Club Speech And Debate Team II7 Alpha Psi And Mount Players Sharon Sailer, Steve Ryan, Chip Colle, Pam Rodgers Row I: Stacy Johnson, Linda Infield, Jerry Barker, Diana Bradshaw; Row 2: Alison Greene, Paul Mitchell, Pam Rodgers, Chip Colle, Sharon Sailer, Tim Hurst, Karen Bender; Row 3: Carol Costa, Steve Ryan. 18 Alpha Psi And Mount Players Bus Stop are She a¥ Bote emebal eee tee Jim Salle, Terri Kent, Sharon Sailer BUMAMDUCKWOLENs «cic ccs ce ces + o « Melinda Liggitt tee tet eie ere eles cisno wise se ae -ShANON Satter Witte MANTELS ret iy cic cds cis vs bic so e.e James Salle Rees a Ee etal Gree ele e's s os e's sie,s'e ose oe TOML Kent DreGerslUe LYMAN. «ss. cs cleessee ce JeK prey L. Fox Sern te ites. ss + s,vis see 'c c's� � RONGY Rudder ere SCS SING © clo cicieus sles e's coe owe DAVE Wack BMG Ge LEM gtie siaiels isis cicis se so ¢ + 0 «i RODCROLLEL Spring Production II9 Terri Kent, James Salle, Rob Roller 120 Spring Production Dave Wack, James Salle, Rob Roller I21 Spring Production Ken Harrison.. Miss Anderson. Nurse Sadler.. SON sreberstexcteccrecc 122 Summer Production Peter Kershaw.. Bill Coleman, Judge Millhouse. Andrea Eden.... Renee Barr. Tom Harper, Skip Martin, Carol Costa BOV Gis tie «elec Pha lip oe Paul Travers. Clare Scotter. Michael Emerson. Whose Life Js Jt Anyway? .- Skip Martin Canok Costa Kathleen Baker ..- Sean Kent . Jan Horning . Jenny Barker .. ert Kent Thomas Harper . Kevin Hoopes William Coleman . Sharon Saiker ...-Jean Butch . Lynn Exmblich Kathy Baker, Skip Martin, Carol Costa ; PS 7 ; 4 Sharon Sailer, Jan Horning, Jean Butch, Lynn Ermlich, Skip Martin, Tom Harper, Bill Coleman Summer Production I23 124 Fall Production Elephant Man Jon Fergesen, Chip Colle, Kirk McHugh, Steve Ryan, Skip Martin Frederick Trevues Belgtan Unliceman Carr Gomn Conductor Mo liceman Russ Bishop Walsham How Mt11, a porter John Merrick Pinhead Manager Policeman Cord John Snark Pinhead lise Sandwich Countess VTrincess Alexandra Pinhead flrs. Kendal Duchess CAST Steve Ryan Kirk McHugh Chip Colle Skip Martin Jan Fergesen Nancy Mcfonne Carnl Costa Steve Ryan, Kirk McHugh, Chip Colle, Skip Martin Steve Ryan, Carol Costa, Skip Martin Fall Production 125 Black History Week 126 Black History Black History 127 os ' SRL A ALARA ALE LOE 28 Japanese Festival PALE Japanese Festival f=: tl ee Paneaed Convo l29 me} c oe o a S Me v wv v c a 8 Bridal Show The Thirteenth Annual Associated Women Students Bridal Show and Boutique was held on February |7, 1982. The event featured the theme, “Beginnings.”” The show was held in the Hoover- Price Campus Center and provided many prospective brides, students, and townspeople with a look at new bridal fashions and accessories. Fashions were provided by Henri’s Cloud Nine Bridal Shoppe of Minerva, and Cleveland Tux of Belden Village, Canton. Many area merchants displayed everything else a bride could need. Co-chairmen of the show were Cathy Lowman and Liz Rayburn. The show featured many new spring and summer fashions being offered for the bride, groom, and their wedding party. Dean and Mrs. John F. Fleischauer modeled fashions for the parents of the bride. Models for the show included: Sue Burt, of Delta Delta Delta Sorority; Faith Conlon, representing the Independent Students; Lynne Keener, of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority; Paula Lewis, of Alpha Delta Pi Sorority; Sue Sharp, representing the Black Student Union; and Linda Warren, of Alpha Chi Omega. Tuxedos for the evening were modeled by: Craig Buckingham, representing the Independent Students; Ken Evans, representing the Black Student Union; Reverdy Fishel, of Phi Kappa Tau; Richard Gershom, of Alpha Tau Omega; Dominic Marchionda, of Sigma Alpha Epsilon; and Paul Senita, of Sigma Nu. Jocelyn Stari designed the program cover that was also used for publicity. Ruth Hommel provided the piano accompaniment throughout the show and everyone enjoyed the wedding cake that was served for refreshments. 130 Bridal Show Bridal Show 13] Hactshor Nn 132 Activities Activities I33 Student Senate And Officers Hts Row I: Glen Jeter, Peggy McDonald, Debbie Clark, Lynn Ermlich, Enid Nazario, Tina Moran and Sherri Wilson. Row 2: Mark Sweeney, Bill Wilson, Annette Gasparik, Brad Carman, Mark Rine, Brian Lenz, Heather Clark, Jon Christopherson, Joy Tedrick, Tana Hudak, Mike Saridakis. Row 3: Dave Stover, Karen Yohn, Kevin Watkins, Becky Mowrey, George Levoy, Dave Dillon, Tim Ott, Larry Snyder, Carol Reed, and Belinda Dawson. Row I: Pam Hickson, Jeff Danner, Laurie Swaldo, Kent Simmons, Patti Racine and Terry Feucht. 134 Student Senate And Officers And Sophomore Service Honorary Blue K cy : snk ER eaRNERERRRRE Row I: Belinda Dawson, Karen Yohn, Patti Racine, Becky Mowrey, Pam Rodgers, Mike Gallina, Laurie Swaldo and Mike Row 2: Brian Lenz, Lou Shaheen, Brad Urbon, Jeff Danner, Kent Simmons, Amy Damiani, Mark Rine, Paul Mitchell and Kevin Douglass. Row 3: Annette Gasparik, Lynn Ermiich, Alexander, Angie Neal and John Pollock. Schlievert, Dave Dillon, Pam Hickson, Peggy McDonald, Cindy Kaiser, Polly Weimer, Mike Row I: Steve Kramer, Pete Lalli, Laurie Moorman, Suzanne Spisak, Ruth Hommel, Noriko Kobayashi, Tana Hudak, and Mike Saridakis. Row 2: Ed Kolesar, Carol Costa, Sam Hudspath, Jim Sturmi, Jon Christopherson, Bill Wilson and Doug Lewis. Blue Key And Sophomore Service Honorary 135 Alpha Lambda Delta And Who’s Who Row I: Jeff Mercer, Mario Revollo, Dawn Miller, Pam Coplan, Tina Moran, Patti Beale, Karen McLachlan, Sue Spagno, Mary Wilson and Deanna Stickley. Row 2: Larisa Kolesar, Laura Turowski, Mary-Frances Rudolph, Debbie Clark, Shelly Rich, Janet Toronski, Kelly Porter, Suzanne Spisak, Beth Weir, Kathy Kopilchack, Nancy Molnar and Laurie Moorman. Row 3: Karen Kobel, Todd Clossin, Mike Saridakis, Kevin Kubiak, Bill Wilson, Jon Christopherson, Steve Schumaker, Dave Whittington, Ed Kolesar, Carol Costa and Janet Kimball. Row |: Karen Yohn, Pamela Rodgers, Brian Lenz, Laurie Swaldo, and Becky Mowrey. Row 2: Patti Racine, Dave Dillon, Lou Shaheen, and Annette Gasparik. 136 Alpha Lambda Delta And Who's Who Student Activities Council And Evecutive Koard Row I: Becky Stillwell, Cindy Heim, Angie Gulley, Tami Thoman, Mary-Frances Rudolph, Tony Long, Lavonne Deibel, Lori Hayn, and Bill Schumacher. Row 2: Karen Yohn, Phil Henninge, Pam Coplan, Karen Bender, Eileen Allen, Elizabeth Benedetto, Debbie Clark, Lynn Ermlich, Jerry Barker, Tana Hudak, Pam Hickson, Judy Capps, Brian Lenz, Pam Walter, and Kevin Douglass. Row 3: Dave Stover, Robin Berkeley, Vanessa Krabill, Shelly Rich, Stephanie Orendas, Deb Skamer, Lynn Latanner, Cindy Kaiser, Sara Kaufmen, Cheryl Jagta, and Tim Ott. mi Y Row I: Lou Shaheen, Dave Lake, Jeff Danner, and Laurie Swaldo. Row 2: Mark Rine, Polly Weimer, Lisa Bonessi, Annette Gasparik, Becky Mowrey, Pat Mazik, Craig Buckingham, Nick Mamula, Patti Racine, Becki VanBenthuysen, and Kent Simmons. Student Activities Council And Executive Board 137 American Justitute Of Biological Sctences And Mu Delta Cau Row I: Shanna Bell, Dara Wegmen, Cindy Heim, Scott Shane, Amy Damiani, and Mike Saridakis. Row 2: Jeff Danner, Pat Mazik, Sharon Inman, Connie Williams, Kar! Newton, Tom Gole, Lou Shaheen, and Marty Burns. a ae Row I: Laura Evans, Karl Newton, Liz Ullman, Cindy Heim, and Mary Newman. Row 2: Rick Hill, Don Hebb, Sandy Kehres, Mike Saridakis, Scott Shane, Lou Shaheen, Amy Damiani, Marty Burns, Jeff Danner, and Tom Gole. 138 AIBS And Mu Delta Tau Row I: Slater Raub, Mary Schroeder, Dave Dillon, Patti Beale, Angie Neal, Joy Tedrick, and John Steele. Row 2: Dave Stover, Holly Henry, Jocie Stari, Dave Yajko, Steve Kramer, Sam Hudspath, Linda Bigler, and Kim Dunn. Row I: Kelli Mason, Mike Alexander, and Angie Gulley. Row 2: Dr. Martin, Elise Mueller, Linda Bigler, Sherri Thompson, and Karen Yohn. Psychology Club And Sociology Club 139 Kappa Phi And Sigma Cheta Epsilon YF ee a) Row |: Belinda Forrester, Shanna Bell, Laura Turowski, Cari Orend, Brenda Flickinger, Noriko Kobayashi, Laurie Haines, Susan Wagner, Tana Hudak, Pam Gadek, Ellen Guerdat, Joyce Jacobson, and Ruth Hommel. Row 2: Julie Floss, Irene Motiga, Debbie Clark, Darla Brumbaugh, Dedre Horsewood, Maggie Doyle, Holly Henry, Deanna Stickley, Janet Horne, Karen Beatty, Cheryl Jagta, Mary Wilson, Diana Mayer, and Kelly Porter. Row 3: Melanie Ferguson, Mary Newman, Joanna Greene, Jean Cassarino, Dina Maurer, Judy Capps, Laurie Moorman, Dawn Greenway, Nancy Manner, Marty Davis, Robin Ward, and Janet Lilly. Row I: Scott Prather, Atilla Samu, David Lake, Doug Lewis, Andy Mudd, Kirk Bruce, Dave Fritzman, Tim Roff, Alan Meinke, Kirk Lundstrom, and Ed Kolesar. Row 2: Dennis Robinson, Paul Fowler, Jim Petroccione, Brian Stoll, Randy Gluck, Randy Rudder, Mike Alexander, Joe Jadick, Gary Smith, John Clemence, Steve Tucker, and Peter Wills. Row 3: Lorenzo Fincher, Jon Fergesen, Bruce Chamberlain, Jeff Stewart, Craig Eppler, Dave Dillon, John W. Perez, Mark Pike, Ernie Thomas, and John Huston. 140 Kappa Phi And Sigma Theta Epsilon Row |: Gary Smith, Mary-Frances Rudolph, Shanna Bell, Julie Floss, Susan Wagner, Joyce Jacobson, Laurie Haines, Ruth Hommel, Bruce Chamberlain, Cheryl Reed, and Diana Bradshaw. Row 2. Jeff Stewart, Maggie Doyle, Joanna Greene, Darla Brumbaugh, Kirk Bruce, Janet Lilly, Mike Alexander, Amy Ladd, Kay Moran, Jim Petroccione, John W. Perez, and Judy Capps. Row 3: Cindy Hilger, Mary Newman, Pat Mazik, Dave Lake, Holly Henry, Jean Cassarino, Nancy Manner, Cari Orend, Doug Webb, Janet Fisk, Deanna Stickley, and Robin Ward. Plownt. re Row I: Janet Deyling, Nick Mamula, Pamela Rodgers, Carol Tuttle, and Teresa Fricano. Row 2: Julie Nichols, Peggy Colant, Tom Burless, Jean Butch, Dan Bagnola, Val Solt, and Cathy Bender. Icthys And Newman Club 41 Varsity Aud Junior Varsity Cheerleaders ava AVA.: on Row I: Shari Moran, Kathy McElhaney, and Bridget Russ. Row 2: Doris Holzhaeusser, Judi Parks, and Kim Hanna. 142 Varsity And Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Associated Women Students And Executive Koard Row I: Karen Hoge, Tami Thoman, Cindy Heim, Ruth Hommel, Joy Kunkel, Pam Walter, Eileen Allen, Cheryl Reed, Sissi Epitropou. Row 2: Cindy Hilger, Maggie Doyle, Julann Kata, Laurie Moorman, Ginger Rippley, Judi Parks, Teresa Fricano, Julie Ross, Beth Makowski, and Kelli Mason. Row 3: Peggy McDonald, Amy Ladd, Tammy Gregory, Susan Wagner, Kim Wall, Stephanie Orendas, Shelly Rich, Debbie Blinn, Linda Brewster, Linda Kubic, and Judi Kelley. Row 4: Robin Berkeley, Kathy Ries, Dina Maurer, Judy Capps, Chris DiStefano, Janet Lilly, Michelle Samay, Karen Kobel, Marjie Ackerman, Debbie Clark, and Elise Mueller. ee Fee % + + ‘ Row I: Debbie Skamer, Nancy Robellard, Julie Pierson, Laurie Swaldo, and Karen Yohn. Row 2: Andra DeZee, Lisa Bonessi, Tana Hudak, Polly Weimer, Pam Hickson, Annette Gasparik, Patti Racine, Rhonda Henley, and Kathy McElhaney. Associated Women Students And Executive Board 143 Campus Cour Guides And Campus Center Staff Row I: Becky Martin, Laurie Moorman, Bill Wilson, Sue Serradilla, Suzanne Spisak, Tina Moran, Ruth Hommel, Jean Butch, Jerry Barker, Lynn Ermlich, Tana Hudak, and Kate Foster. Row 2: Mike Alexander, Tony Long, Pam Rodgers, Eileen Allen, Julie Pierson, Robin Berkeley, Teresa Fricano, Kent Simmons, Cindy Kaiser, Debbie Sartain, and Mike Culp. Row 3: Becky Stillwell, Mary Wilson, Kathy Riddel, Debbie Clark, Elizabeth Benedetto, Donna Lybrand, Heather Bradley, Sally Fisher, Belinda Dawson, Ed Kolesar, Pam Hickson, and Craig Eppler. Row I: Jim Lorentz, Sue Burt, Gloria Hays, Lynda Meredith, Jeni Carr, Jeff Danner, and Lynn Latanner. Row 2: Knox Brown, Steve Mathew, Laurie Swaldo, Nick Mamula, Patti Racine, Mike Schlievert. 144, Campus Tour Guides And Campus Center Staff Row |: Brad Carman, Becky Stillwell, Cindy Heim, Phil Henning, Bill “Jersey Kid” Sager, Tony “Dr. Gonzo” Long. Row 2: Lorenzo Fincher, Mark Sweeny, Luke Burnham, Karl Newton, Pam Godek, Mary-Frances Rudolph, Serena Reid. Row 3: Jim Karmie, Brian Stoll, Holly Henry, Dave Stover, Pam Rodgers, Mike Alexander, Janet Horne, Jill Seymor, Beth Saracco, Lori Hayn. Row I: Mr. Crist. Row 2: Alan Frazier, Randy Gluck, Luke Burnham, Andy Mudd, Jeff Stewart. Row 3: Pam Hickson, Belinda Dawson, Belinda Forrester, Deb Skamer, Sue Kohler, Deanna Stickley, Dara Wegmen, Holly Henry. WRMU And Calliope 145 Math Club And Language Club Row I: Bettina Capuano, Kevin Kubiak, Terry Fuecht, Sue Spagno. Row 2: Randy Gluck, Catherine Sturm, Kelly Porter, Bruce Kaufman, Laura Turowski. Row 3: Brenda Cronin, Aldfred Spencer, Sara Kauffman, Cheryl Jagta, John Pollock. Row |: Eduardo Fernandez, Luke Burnham, Mario Revollo, Angelo Cruz, Juan Guzman. Row 2: Sue Spagno, Amy Rhodes, Sissi Epitropou. 146 Math Club And Language Club Student National Education ssoctation And Pi Gamma Mu Row I: Faith Conlon, Pam Wlater, Robin Berkeley, Mike Gallina, Lynn Ermlich, Eileen Allen, Barb Thomas, Andrea Vale. Row 2: Gloria Hays, Laurie Pohl, Mike Culp, Laurie Swaldo, Patti Racine, Annette Gasparik, Susan Wagner, Karen Kobel, Laurie Moorman, Nancy Robellard, Amy Ladd. ee en Ee ee ee Row I: John Steele, Debbie Sabella, Mike Alexander. Row 2: Becki VanBenthuysen, Ken Douglas, Tim Roff, Kent Simmons. Student National Education Association And Pi Gamma Mu l47 Dynamo And F.A.8.C. Row I: Scott Prather, Brad Urbon, Peter Wills, Melanie Ferguson. Row 2: Ed Kolesar, Pam Rodgers, John Pollock, Belinda Forrester, Mike Eberhart, Luke Burnham, Joanna Greene, John Huston. Row 3: Mary Schroeder, Heidi Denison, Larisa Kolesar, Heather Clark, Linda Infield, Sheila Eichar, Holly Henry. Not pictured: Jim Eberhart, Todd Waltz, Mindy Liggitt. 148 Dynamo And F.A.S.T. Karate Club And Adventure Club Row I: Tom Sparks, Kevin Coran, Scott Huggett, Angie Cruz. Row 2: Chul-Gee Lee, Jon Fergesen, Karl Newton, Rick Sullivan, Instructor. : Row I: Steve Kramer, Tom Burless, Mary Schroeder, Mike Schlievert, Carole Millberg, John Gruber, Monica Titmus. Row 2: Nick Mamula, Matt Morey, Kelli Mason, Dawn Miller, Elise Mueller, Becky Stillwell, Cindy Heim, Doris Holzhauesser. Row 3: Ken Koneck, Kevin Douglass, Lance Jacksland, Andy Jameson, Sue Seradilla. Karate Club And Adventure Club l49 Black Student Union And Assocation Of Juternational Students Row I: Serena Reid, Jannell Price, Celena Holmes, Vera Byrd, Sue Sharp, Matilda Small, Sherri Wilson. Row 2: Derrick Rippy, Gerald Briggs, The Count, Curtis Bloxson, Reginald Eddie, Robert Rice, Lorenzo Fincher, Tommy Williams, Jr. 6 4 i le At yt - - om 2 4a? Bm 4 ra 4 Row I: Noriko Kobayashi, Sissi Epitropou, Paul Shaker, Enid Nazario, Irene Motiga, Juan Guzman. Row 2: Bill Kinyua, Rizk Makhoul, Joe Gachichio, Chul-Gee Lee, Tomotsugu Naka, Mario Revollo, Angelo Cruz, Eduardo Fernandez. 150 Black Student Union And Association Of International Students College Republicans And History And Political Science Clubs Row |: Gary Kodish, Pam Coplan, Caroll Kisha, George Levoy, Tim Ott, Vanessa Krabill, Wendy Stroud, Rob Newbold. Row 2: Bill Garczewski, Brad Carman, Bruce Kaufman, Ralph Saxe, Sally Fisher, Bill Wilson, Terry Feucht, Sue Spagno, Scott Taylor, Frank Cerrone. Row 3: Tod Morrow. Row I: Ralph Saxe, Gary Kodish, Kevin Douglass, Rick Skidmore, Scott Garrett. Row 2: George Levoy, C indy DeGroat, Sally Fisher, Vanessa Krabill, Elizabeth Benedetto, Bruce Kaufman, Mark Pike. Row 3: Bill Garczewski, Tim Ott, Kent Moore, Tod Morrow, Bill Wilson, Brad Carman, Chip Newton, Rob Newbold, Lance Jacksland. College Republicans And History And Political Science Club I5I Men’s And Women’s Counselors org Pip Y Gael t m Row I: Mike Gallina, John Pollock, Stuart Vaughn, Ken Douglas, Jon Frisbee, Scott Shane, Mike Infantiedes, Mitch Vogle, Joel Campbell. Pow 2: Mark Kingston, Lou Shaheen, Ron Tipton, Tommy Akers, George Levoy, Dean Nichols, Tim Ott, Mark Rine, Dave Lake, Bill Witt, Lorenzo Fincher, Kirk Bruce. Row |: Pam Rodgers, Lynn Ermlich, Tami Thoman, JulAnn Kata. Row 2: Becky Mowrey, Sue Sharp, Heidi Benner, Elizabeth Benedetto, Peggy Mc Donald, Mary Shroeder, Kim Wall, Polly Weimer, Amy Damiani, Karen Yohn. 152 Men's And Women’s Counselors Panhellenic Council And Jnter-Fraternity Council Row I: Kim Kubasta, Lynne Kenner, Annette Gasparik, Amy Damiani, Stevie Pagel; Row 2: Linda Warren, Melissa Moffet, Paula Lewis, Laurie Swaldo, Carol Reed, Elizabeth Benedetto. a ) Row I: Steve Ryan, Brad Custer, Kent Simmons; Row 2: Glen Jeter, George Levoy, Terry Feucht, Jim Lorentz, Tim Ott; Row 3 ‘Mark Litten, Tom Kolke, John Martin, Knox Brown, Tom Alten, Ettore Damiani. Panhellenic Council and Inter-fraternity Council 153 Men’s Residence Council And Snowball Candidates Row I: John Decato, Scott Gill, Mike Infantides, Mitch Vogle, Wayne Parsons, Marty Burns, and Kirk Bruce. Row 2: Stuart Vaughn, Don Hebb, Dave Lake, John Pollock, Ken Douglas, Scott Shane, Jon Frisbee, Tim Ott, Dave Bobosky, and Mike Gallina. Row 3: Bill Eshler, Kevin Kubiak, Lou Shaheen, Ron Tipton, Tommy Akers, Nick Mamula, Mark K ingston, Dave Yajko, Dean Nichols, Mark Rine, George Levoy, Lance Jacksland, Joel Campbell, and Bill Witt. left to right: Paul Mitchell, Glen Jeter, 3rd attendant; Reverdy Fishel; John Ague; Joel Campbell, 2nd attendant; Angelo Cruz, King; Ettore Damiani; Kevin Douglass, 4th attendent; Craig Eppler; Mike Langan, Ist attendant; and Tod Morrow. 154 MRC And Snowball Candidates mee” fy a ¢ Ken Douglas , Mark Rine Dave Dillon Brian Lenz Kent Simmons Outstanding Senior Man Outstanding Sentor Men And Women Amy Damiani Annette Gasparik Karen Yohn Outstanding Senior Woman ba - Belinda Dawson Laurie Swaldo Outstanding Senior Men And Women I55 Homecoming 1987 Homecoming took a trip back through time this year with the theme of “Those Were the Days.” Laurie Swaldo, senior, was chairman of the Homecoming Committee. Many new and exciting events were packed into the six days of homecoming spirit. On Sunday, October Ilth, the week was kicked off with a bike race through the campus. Later in the day, the Greek groups on campus collected $465.00 worth of pennies in the “Penny Benefit Race” and donated them to the United Way. “Then and Now” was the theme of the AWS Fall Fashion Show which was held on Monday. Women students modeled clothes ranging from the early 1900's up through 1982. On Tuesday, Student Activities Council sponsored “The Sting” in the newly renovated Mount Union Theatre. A candy store, a bubble blowing contest, a soda fountain and many other scenes from the 50’s were on hand at the 50's carnival held on Wednesday in Memorial Hall. Raider “Spirit” abounded on Friday with the advent of “Purple Spirit Day.” The campus center was a flurry of purple and white, along with the clothing of the student body. Events included a purple spirit costume contest, a steak dinner, a torch light rally and a mini-concert in the snack bar featuring the folk singer, Charlie Weiner, along with free cider and donuts. The big Homecoming Day on Saturday included a smashing victory for Mount over Marietta with a score of 58-0. The game was a splash of color with purple and white shakers, balloons, signs and beautiful fall weather. Some new activities included an Alumni Tailgate Luncheon on the HPCC patio with a western band, an Alumni tent, and a cider and popcorn reception for alumni, students, and friends in Timken after the game. Halftime activities featured the Mount Marchers and the crowning of the 1981 Homecoming Queen, Belinda Dawson, who represented Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. The 1981 court included: Faith Conlon, Independent Students; Amy Damiani, Delta Delta Delta Sorority; Lynda Meredith, Independent Students; Susan Sharp, Black Student Union; Deb Skamer, Alpha Xi Delta Sorority; and Karen Yohn, Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. The fun-filled week of events was capped with a Homecoming Dance in Memorial Hall on Saturday night. The evening was encompassed with the looks and sounds of the Big Band Era. 156 Homecoming t Homecoming 157 May Day The 1981 May Day Queen and Maid of Honor were announced May 2nd at the annual May Day Dance held in Memorial Hall. Janice Dinezza was crowned the 198| May Day Queen and Debbie Skamer was named Maid of Honor at the ceremony held during the dance. The 1981 May Day Court included Jean Butch, Faith Conlon, Janice Dinezza, Lynn Ermlich, Terri Kent, Debbie Skamer, Laurie Swaldo, and Karen Yohn. Court members were selected from a field of junior class entrants. Attired in evening gowns, each appeared before a panel of judges who evaluated them on the basis of poise, beauty, personality and grace. In ad dition to these four qualities the entrants were judged upon their answer to a question asked by the panel of judges. Sitting left to right: Terri Kent, Janice Dinezza, Lynn Ermlich, Debbie Skamer. Standing left to right: Karen Yohn, Laurie Swaldo, Jean Butch, Faith Conlon. I58 May Day Fall Fashion Show “Then and Now” was the theme for this year’s Fall Fashion Show presented by AWS. The event kicked off a week of activities for Homecoming 1981 - “Those Were the Days.” Sixteen models - eight galant guys and eight gorgeous girls presented fall and winter sportswear and evening apparel to a crowd of near 250. Spectators viewed fashions provided through the courtesy of the Parisian Company and Christian St. John, Ltd., both of Belden Village, Canton. More than forty outfits, casual wear as well as evening attire, were modeled. Nineteen-eighty-one fashions call for - what else, M.U.C. PURPLE! Lavender will be a big color this year in outer wear, such as a cozy down coat or jacket, sportswear such as sweats, sweaters, and peg- legged pants. Evening wear will sport quite a bit of the metallics, as well as the old standards of black and white. Female models, chosen from the freshmen class, included Polly Chapman of Chardo n, Sherri Davis of Louisville, Rhonda Henley of Ravenna, Tracy Huffman of Shortsville, N.Y., Kathy McElhaney of East Liverpool, Kathy Ries of Roseland, N.J., Bridget Russ of Warren, and Michele Samay of Ashtabula. Male models for the show were Mark Blatt of Zanesville, Rich Gershom of Akron, Tom Kolke of Parma Heights, Kent Moore of Steubenville, Jon Rovniak of Mentor, Mike Saridakis of East Williston, N.Y., Kent Simmons of Medina, and Joel Smolka of Lyndhurst. In keeping with the theme of Homecoming, AWS officers and members-at-large modeled fashions from days gone by. Their clothes were provided by the M.U.C. Drama Dept. Models included Karen Yohn President, Laurie Swaldo - Vice-President, Debbie Skamer - Treasurer, Julie Pierson - Secretary, Andra DeZee - Corresponding Secretary, Annette Gasparik and Patti Racine -Senior members-at-large, Pam Hickson and Polly Weimer - Junior members-at-large, and Lisa Bonessi - Sophomore member-at-large. The commentator for the show was Ms. Donna Harris, fashion coordinator for the Parisian Company. Co-chairmen for the event were Chris DiStefano of North Canton and Tana Sue Hudak of East Canton. iif i Bet eeke Rea ae! uchpslbolpost Saclendamendeed Fe BR 2 a. oe) ewe teas teaeg 2, : 4 ‘waster Sitting left to right: Kathy McElhaney, Michele Samay, Kent Simmons. Standing left to right: Mike Saridakis, Jon Rovniak, Bridget Russ, Tom Kolke, Rhonda Henley, Sherry Davis, Mark Blatt, Tracy Huffman, and Kathy Ries. Fall Fashion Show 159 160 Greeks Greeks I6l Thee ee ee, Se r Row |: Lynne Keener, Heather Clark, Larisa Kolesar, Enid Nazario; Row 2: Peggy Orendas, Deb Skamer, Karen Kobel, Maggie Doyle, Tracie Hermann, Amy Rhodes, Liz Ullman, Martha Davis, Sue Spagno; Row 3: Stephanie Orendas, Shelly Rich, Karen Hoge, Sara Kauffman, Sherri Thompson, Pam Walter, Julie Pierson, Laurie Hackley, Karen Dowell, Debra Goodrich, Virginia Rhodes, Catherine Sturm; Row 4: Judy Jackson, Kelly Arnold, Beth Wiemers, Elizabeth Benedetto, Janet Bowen, Deb Clark, Sue Wagner, Robin Berkeley, Janet Toronski, Deann Davis, Sandy Guy, Holly Henry, Kathy Riddel. Alpha XI Delta Alpha Xi Delta Fraternity was founded at Lombard College, Galesburg, Illinois, on April 17, 1893, by ten young women. Since that time, the sorority has developed a membership of 60,000 with 104 collegiate chapters and some 166 alumnae chapters throughout the country. Gamma Chapter, the first existing sorority on Mount Union’s campus, was installed in 1903. 162 Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Xi Delta I63 Row |: Brad Custer, Mike Schlievert, Paul Mitchell, John Pawlikowski; Row 2: Earl Keller, Jim Bryan, Jeff Semple, Matt Morey; Row 3: Larry Goodman, Steve Zamagias, Bill Sager, Joe Leite, Ken Koneck; Row 4: Doug Ackerman, Jeff Schmucker, Tim Hurst, Matt Darrah, Jose Nieves, Jeff Davis, Mark Reppart, Kevin Douglass; Row 5: Angelo Cruz, John Ague, Ettore Damiani, Steve Ryan. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Royal purple and old gold, the lion, Minerva, goddess of wisdom, and the ideal of the True Gentleman are well- known to all men of Sigma Alpha, Epsilon-the first national fraternity to be founded in the - South. Nationally one of the largest fraternities, there are over 145,000 members throughout the country. Ohio Sigma Chapter at Mount Union, founded in 1885, is the oldest, continuous chapter north of the Mason-Dixon line. Among their alumni, Ohio Sigma boasts William McKinley and William Henry McMaster, the late President Emeritus of Mount Union College. 164 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Alpha Epsilon 165 oe ; epg f oP ie te Row I: Brenda Callahan, Ruth Hommel, Jean Butch; Row 2: Janet Deyling, Donna Bukala, Deb Sartain, Jackie Berry, Kim Spencer, Lynn Lovetro, Kristyn Yackey, Diane Hotwes, Lori Davidson; Row 3: Sue Poracky, Janet Anderson, Cheryl Harmer, Anne Edgecombe, Jean Lansdowne; Row 4: Mary Schroeder, Chris Bateman, Cindy Smith, Chris Ruggieri, Monica Labuda, Karen Fortner, Mary Lynne Buchanan, Suzanne Spisak, Sharon Inman, Connie Williams, Karen Wilson; Row 5: Michelle Deyarmin, Amy Damiani, Sue Burt, Sue Dailey, Stevie Pagel, Monica Titmus, Lynn Ermlich, Deb Sabella, Amy Carson, Karen Capestrain. Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta was born on Thanksgiving Eve, 1888, at Boston University. Tri Delta has since grown to II8 chapters in the United States and Canada, two within the past year. Delta Nu Chapter at Mount Union was founded in 1914. 166 Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta Delta l67 Row |: Dave McLaughlin, Doug Wells, Dan Boros, Tom Kolke; Row 2: Mark Litten, Jon Campbell, Tim Bryan, Dan Reisinger, John Szpak, Joel Domino, Ken Smith, Rick Haag; Row 3: Troy Starr, Scott Gabelt, John Hawkins, Gerald Briggs, Joel Smolka, Rick Kendzierski, Terry Walker, Buddy Gasparik, Bob Simpson; Row 4: Mike Hildack, Mike Wardle, Rick Gershom, John Martin; Row 5: Marty Palumbo, Ed Warinner, Jim Bondra, Steve Matthew, John Morris, Mike Langan. Alpha Cau Omega The Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity was founded in Richmond, Virginia on September Il, 1865 by Otis Allan Glasebook who joined with Alfred Marshall and Erskine Mayo Ross to form the first Alpha Tau Omega Chaper at the Virginia Military Institute. Sixteen years later Joseph R. Anderson, the second founder of Alpha Tau Omega played an important part in establishing the first ATO Chapter above the Mason-Dixon Line at the University of Pennsylvania. From these early beginnings ATO has grown until now it stands at the forefront of the old-line fraternities. 168 Alpha Tau Omega Penne ca Alpha Tau Omega I69 Row |: Paula Lewis, Tina Seiter, Lori Hayn, Lavonne Deibel, Angie Neal, Carol Tuttle, Sue Shape, Beth Saracco, Jill Seymour; Row 2: Mary Roush, Mel Foster, Janet Couts, Karen Bender, Caroll Kisha, Karen Yohn, Pam Hickson, Chris DiStefano, Gloria Hays, Connie Sapienza, Pam Coplan; Row 3: Tereasa Fricano, Tina Moran; Row 4: Becky Van Benthuysen, Lorri Wondolkowski, Patti Racine, Annette Gasparik, Robin McElhaney, Laurie Swaldo, Pam Rodgers, Kathie Ready, Maria Tsipis, Polly Weimer, Sissy Dunlap, Pat Mazik, Cindy Kaiser, Laurie Moorman, Linda Startzell, Becky Stillwell. Alpha Delta Pi The oldest secret society for college women, Alpha Delta Pi, was founded at Wesleyan College, Macon, Georgia, on May 15, 185!. The Gamma Theta Chapter was installed on Mount Union’s campus in 1947. 170 Alpha Delta Pi Alpha Delta Pi I7I eovwvt . a es ee aoe 602060000 So CCC OH ECS CER DOE SE Row I: Dominic Floridia, Tod Morrow, Tim Ott, George Levoy, Mike Cardinal, Kent Simmons; Row 2: Jeff Karnofel, Bill Linton, Phil Henninge, Shawn Jones, Bill Wilson, John Millet; Row 3: Terry Feucht, Dave Wavrek; Row 4: Paul Senita, Jon Slates, Mark Graham, Tony Long, Jim Sturmi, Mark Sweeney, Brad Carmen, Todd Waltz, Joe Reigle, Bruce Kaufman, John Steele, Kirk McHugh. Sigma Nu Sigma Nu Fraternity, founded in 1869 at Virginia Militaty Institute, is a national fraternity whose purpose is dedicated to the ideals of honor. At Mount Union, this ideal is applied in and around the fraternity house as well as on campus. Since the College experience is the trasition from boyhood to manhood, Sigma Nu, through its honor system and leadership development, attempts to coincide with this transition. 1 a i 4 a re EL AT pM WWS WE BY oe 4 172 Sigma Nu N73 Row |: Donna Lybrand, Janice Dinezza, Lynn Robbins, Tammy Thoman, Lori Gallo, Holly Snyder, Bonnie Bowman; Row 2: Cindy Oravecz, Ann Manning, Sally Fisher, Andrea Vale, Vivian Morgan, Kim Kubasta, Kate Foster, Linda Warren, Jane Zink; Row 3: Becky Martin, Cindy Hilger, Vicky Boros, Wendy Johnson, Carole Millberg, Lisa Bonessi, Fran Roberts, Sue Bishop. Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Chi Omega, the sixth national women’s fraternity, was founded at DePauw University on October 15, 1885. Since then, the fraternity has grown to II6 collegiate chapers. Alpha Eta chapter was installed at Mount Union on June 5, 1920. 174 Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Chi Omega 175 Row I|:Tom Alten, Randy Boyer, Dave Boland, Bill Mucklo, Glen Jeter; Row 2: Doug Moose, Tim Callahan, Paul Sroka, Reverdy Fishel, Keith Horvath, John Kopilchack; Row 3: John Chiacchiero, Paul Cotton, John Gruber, Ron Bomback, Dan Agnello, Roberto Gluck; Row 5: Knox Brown, Eugene Rogers, Marcus Davis; Row 6: Steve Morgan, Steve Harter, Kent Moore; Row 7: Jim Lorentz, Rusty Lenahan, Louis Raub, Randy Rudder. Phi Kappa Cau Phi Kappa Tau was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, the date of the first formal meeting being March 17, 1906. During the first few years of its development and expansion it was known as the Phrenoconc-Association. The Epsilon Chapter here at Mount Union was established on April 17, 1915, and was the fifth chapter to be installed. It was at Epsilon in 1916 that the sixth annual convention was held, and the fraternity adopted the present name. 1 6 Phi kappa Tau LI aOR FC Se oe t i! Sox ft I 5) Phi Kappa Tau 177 reek Week A179 180 Sports aa Sports I81 Women’s CennIs The Mount Union College women’s tennis team had a disappointing season in 198I, closing with a 2-6 record. Several doubles pairs looked promising at the outset of the season, but due to injuries and illnesses, it was necessary for players to play in several different pairs. Seniors Lori Caruso and Marty Ring ended with a 3-4 dougles record. Junior Sue Dailey and sophomore Karen Fortner finished at 2-0. Other pairs posting winning doubles records included Dailey and sophomore Sarah Van Abel at 2-4, and junior Lynn Durant and sophomore Kim Parcell at 2-1. Dailey, playing at the No. | and Left to right: Risa Smith, Sarah Van Abel, Sue Dailey, Marty Ring, Lynn Durant, Lori 3 positions, held the best singles Caruso, Mindy Autenreith, Kim Parcell. mark, closing at 6-3. ae 25 wie ry xX , a A WA 4 AY ; J ream ome, we J ae ee ee: ed | we MUC John Carroll 8 MUC Wooster 8 MuUC 4 Cleveland State 5 MUC 7 Hiram MUC 5 Marietta 4 MUC J Muskingum 5 MUC 2 Case Western Reserve 7 MUC 3 Malone 6 182 Women’'s Tennis Left to right: LaVelle Harris, Bud Wendle, Keith Kolke, Kurt Gervelis, Bob Thomas, Hank Barchanowicz, Brad Brocker. Men’s Cennis The Mount Union College men’s tennis team finished their third straight winning season in 198I. The young Purple Raiders closed with a 7-4 record, doubling last year’s point total. At the Ohio Athletic Conference Championships, the netters took their highest finish ever, placing fifth, with two players bowing in the finals. Holding the top singles records were sophomore Bob Thomas and freshman LaVelle Harris, each with 10-5 marks. Also finishing with winning singles records were freshman Keith Kolke (9-6), and sophomore Hank Barchanowicz (7-6). Thomas and sophomore Brad Brocker held the best doubles record at II-4. be - . . . Aes OE RED t MUC 5 Duquesne z MuC 6 Wooster 3 Muc 7 Cleveland State v3 Muc 6 Oberlin 3 Muc � , Youngstown 7 MUC 4 Akron = Muc O Toledo 2 Muc 9 Hiram O Muc 9 Otterbein O MuUC 6 Capital 3 Muc ad Kenyon i - en OAC Championships - fifth place Men's Tennis 183 Softball In only its second season of fast pitch play, the Mount Union College softball team posted a 14-8 record, and took second place in the Association of Inter-collegiate Athletics for Women Division Ill State Tourna ment. Four players were voted to the All- tournament Team. Senior Cyndi Lococo led the team offensively with a _347 batting average and 13 RBI's. She collected 26 hits and scored 23 runs with 19 stolen bases, all team highs. Senior Sis Woods was also a top batter for Mount Union, with a .323 batting average and |2 RBI's. She led the squad in assists with a total of 4. Junior Jackie Berry was the team’s top pitcher with a 10-6 record. She recorded 40 strikeout and a 2.4 earned-run average. Sophomore Sue Temple and freshmen Sue Phillips and Nancy Molnar each contributed twelve runs for the season. 184 Softball MUC Mus MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC POF GREE Row I: Sue Phillips, Cyndi Lococo, Julie Stephon, Michelle Kokinda, Sis Woods, Deb Vernon. Row 2: Coach Marcy Maurer, Jackie Berry, Nancy Molnar, Sue Wymer, Val Solt, Cheryl Harris. Row 3: Daphne Grimm, Jill Uhler, Lynn Mcintyre, Susan Temple, Patti King. W1.Gi, Us, Dy 6S tO Oa = a _— ak Muskingum Muskingum Ohio Dominican Ohio Dominican Wright State Wright State Defiance Defiance Allegheny Allegheny Ohio Northern Ohio Northern Bowling Green Toledo Muskingum Muskingum ir de the daw de di de a shy Smeg wWwoeWwWaoDtrUOMOWOWUNOWALNW Softball 185 Brad Bayer, Rick Rivers, Coach Joe Luxbacker. Baseball The Mount Union College baseball team finished the 198] season with a record of 5-Il overall, and 2- 9 in the Ohio Athletic Conference Northern Division. Senior Dave Lundgren led the Purple Raiders in batting with a .344 average. He tied with junior Tom Hannan for the team highs of 15 RBI's and three home runs. Hannan led the team in doubles with six. Senior Mark Marlett took the record for stolen bases, with three. Pitcher Brad Bayer, a junior, posted a I-2 record, with an earned-run average of 4.7. He led | the OAC in strikeouts per game, with 12.2. 186 Baseball Row |: Jim Beach, Steve Morgan, Mike Gallina, Jim Bondra, Jim Durham, Jon Campbell, John Ague, Bob Belknap, Mark Marlett. Row 2: Dale Grossman, Mike Hildack, Matt Darrah, Joel Smolka, Dave Lundgren, Dan Reed, Jeff Lakatos, Don Grant. Row 3: Assistant coach Dave Cameron, Dave Patrick, John Texter, Tom Hannan, Nick Mamula, Larry Snyder, John Martin, MUC MUC Muc MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC — Deunwiu=AABUOOABON Kenyon Case Western Heidelberg Baldwin-Wallace Baldwin-Wallace Baldwin-Wallace Ohio Northern Denison Denison Wooster Heidelberg Heidelberg Ohio Northern Ohio Northern Oberlin Hiram NIDAUOABUNOWAUSH DHT Baseball 187 Men’s Crack The Mount Union College men’s track team compiled a 5-3 record during the 198] season. The squad placed third in the Ohio Athletic Conference Relays and fourth in the OAC Championships. Freshman Derrick Rippy won both the 100 and 200 meter dashes at the OAC Championships, making him the meet’s only double winner. Freshman Harrison Perry took the number one mark in the triple jump with 46-3. Five Raiders qualified for the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division Ill Championships. Rippy, along with senior Ken Smith and freshman Alan Abrams were selected All-Americans. Rippy placed fourth in the 100 meters with a time of 10:71. Smith took sixth in the high jump at 6- 1 0 and Abrams placed sixth in the triple jump with 47-6l 2. ne SOY YS SK BBO St S 7 Sg ae (Deas eaieges See nooeen geen cembeomen mmm. 7 me S S aes pa Row I: Larry Reeder, Derrick Rippy, Steve Miller, Ken Smith, George Levoy, Kevin Watkins, Glen Jeter, Dave Paulus, Harrison Perry, Chip Newton, Alan Abrams. Row 2: Gene Calai, Joe Reigle, Tod Morrow, Mike Wardle, Tim Ott, Drew Rapose, Dean Brumbaugh, Tim Haswell, Dave Bobosky, Ken Evans. Row 3: Marlin Rasor, Jay Kelly, Marcus Davis, Chris Cochran, Bill Fout, John Pollock, Sam Hudspath, Jerry Murphy, Coach John Homon. Row 4: Jon Christopherson, Joe Kilheeney, Bill Witt, Jim Roper, Rob Roller, Kurt Mattern, Assistant Coach Hanley. I88 Men's Track ! ¢ ' er ery MuC 922 3 Ohio Northern 59 I 3 MUC II3 West Liberty 42 MucC 43 Baldwin-Wallace 109 MUC 43 Otterbein 40 Muc 72 Ohio Wesleyan 92 MUuUC 72 Wooster 26 MuC 42 Akron 103 MUC 105 Hiram 40 OAC Relays - third place OAC Championships - fourth place National Qualifiers Ken Smith - high jump Harrison Perry - triple j ump Alan Abrams - triple jump Derrick Rippy - 100 meter dash Steve Miller - pole vault Men's Track I89 MUC 96 MUC 96 MuC_ 87 MucC_ 87 MucC 92 MuC 92 MUC_ 139 Kenyon Invitational - fifth place Wooster Invitational - twelfth place 190 Women's Track Row I: Chris Weisient, Tana Hudak, Nancy Taylor, Peggy Vogler. Row 2: Matilda Small, Michelle Riendeau, Sue Burt, Kim VanKirk, Vicki Boros, Deb Sartain, Darlene Pelletier. Row 3: Kathy Green, Serena Reid, Becky Mowrey, Sue Serradilla, Renita Montgomery. Row 4: Coach Debra Burkholder. Oberlin LCCC 52 Denison 116 Kenyon 96 Akron 150 Hiram 54 Baldwin-Wallace 138 Women’s Crack In its first varsity season, the Mount Union College women’s track team posted a 3-4 record and established Il new school records. Freshman Renita Montgomery was the top scorer for the 1981 season with 75 points. She took the best marks in the high jump at 4-8 and the long jump at 16-8, and set the record in the 100 meter dash in 12:9. Contributing 60 points to the team’s scoring for the season was junior Becky Mowrey. She set records in the shot put at 33-6 and the discus at 103-0. Freshman Peggy Vogler holds the record in the 400 meters with a 62:0 time. Vogler, along with freshmen Tana Hudak and Chris Weisent and junior Deb Sartain, hold the mile relay record of 4:28.48. Women’s Track I9I tx oer. . 6d Cc BS =. =: a te 4 . “iu es se a Saas bona oe - es r Mee. Soccer The Mount Union College Soccer team went through a transition stage this year, beginning the season with |3 players and building up a final roster of 23. With the addition of a new coach and a young team, the booters still managed to end the season with a 7-5-I winning record. The loss of co- captain Jeff Haines in the beginning of the season due to injury, was detrimental to the team, but the rest of the players picked up the slack. High scorer for the Purple Raiders was sophomore Gary Piper with a total of 10 goals. Sophomore Tomo Naka and freshman John Varga also added scoring leadership with five goals a piece. Defensively, sophomore goalee Dave Hill allowed 3I goals and was credited with 144 saves. Sophomore Tom Canning was voted the Most Valuable Player by his teammates. 192 Soccer Row |: John Ague, Tomotsugu Naka, Jeff Haines, Mark Pike, John Deuber, Jamie Pitzer, Kirk Bruce, Coach Peter Ginnegar. Row 2: Gary Piper, Tom Canning, John Varga, Dan Gorski, Tim Shulz, Alan Meinke. Row 3: Chris Jones, Joe Graziosi, Dave Hill, Randy Kron, Randy Gluck, Paul Fowler. Row 4: Jahanshah Jomehri, Pichard Hunter, Dave Deuber. MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MuC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC ee) NMNOARA So OO — West Liberty Ashland Marietta Oberlin Youngstown State Ohio Northern Geneva Baldwin- Wallace Heidelberg Kenyon Wooster Hiram Mt. Vernon Nazarene Soccer 193 Row I: Kim Willis, Brenda Herron, Jennifer Smith, Brenda Cronin, Heidi Benner, Wendy Shimek. Row 2: Kathy Keyes, Laura Gursky, Marilyn Bell, Janet Couts, Risa Smith, Sue Wymer. 194 Volleyball Volleyball Volleyball again fielded a young team contributing to its disappointing 8-14 season record. The Mount Union College team competed against some of the best Division Three schools this season and played very respectfully. With the younger players now having gained some experience and maturity, the team is projected to have a much more successful season next year. Leading the team in scoring were senior Heidi Benner, freshmen Kathy Keyes and Brenda Herron, and senior Jennifer Smith. Benner scored 140 points on her serve, completing 85.9% of her serves. Keyes, scored II5 points, completing 90.3%, Herron scored 84 points with a 96% completion record and Smith scored 73 points, completing 94.1% of her serves. Smith and Herron were the squad’s leading spikers, Smith completing a total of 26] spikes out of 287 attempts. Herron completed 182 out of 199 attempts. Sophomore Laura Gursky and junior Brenda Cronin were also tough players with 148 out of 169 and II3 out of 139 spikes, respectively. The Players Player voting was tied between Jennifer Smith and Gursky. The Most Improved Player awards went to Risa Smith and Sue Wymer. Geneva 5-II, 15-4, 15-II Walsh 15-8, 8-15, 3-15 Akron 15-10, 8-15, 13-15 Kent Stark 15-10, 16-14, 15-4 Muskingum 2-15, 9-15 Cedarville 13-15, 14-16 Oberlin 13-15, 15-9, I-15 Malone II-15, 15-3, 15-6 Baldwin-Wallace 9-15, 4-15 Capital 9-15, 14-16 Marietta 14-16, 16-14, 3-15 Ohio Wesleyan 15-10, 15-6 Cedarville 15-8, 10-15, 12-15 Otterbein 5-15, 10-15 Walsh 10-15, II-15, 14-16 Otterbein 16-14, 15-II Defiance 10-15, [I-15 Case Western Reserve 15-6, 15-6, 15-7 Hiram 15-9, 15-9, 15-II Malone 13-15, 15-Il, 13-15 Wooster 9-15, 9-15 Kenyon 15-5, 15-12 Malone 5-15, 15-1, 4-15 (Satellite Tournament) Volleyball 195 ‘ 196 Cross Country Cross Country The Mount Union College Cross Country team improved on its Ohio Athletic Conference standing this year, placing first at the OAC Relays and fourth at the OAC Championships. The harriers also were the top finishing team at their own MUC Invitational. Despite the youth of the team, I3 freshmen, five sophomores, and three juniors, the cross country runners strode in an impressive Il-1 dual meet record. Sophomore Jerry Murphy and freshman Jim White were the top finishers for the Purple Raiders. Murphy held the top performance of the season with a 25-:I8 five mile time. Sophomore Jon Christopherson was close behind, followed by fourth place runner Chris Creager and fifth place runner Dave Bobosky. Most Valuable Runner was awarded to Jim White. Row I: Kevin Watkins, Dave Bobosky, Craig Polman, John Pollock, Chris Creager, Paul McLeister, Tim Haswell. Row 2: Chris Bruno, Jerry Murphy, Dan Hannan, Doug Medat, Eric Tremmel, Jim White, Mark Brown, John Vovos. Row 3: Coach John Homon, Cory Fraraccio, John Anderson, Rich Rusnak, Bill Giles, Jon Christopherson, Randy Burke. MUC MUC MUC MUC Ist Ist MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC 13th MUC MUC 4th 42 32 32 32 OAC MUC I7 I7 23 23 PF} 23 All-Ohio 23 23 OAC Akron University Ohio Northern Marietta Capital Relays Invitational Westminster Hiram Denison Oberlin Kenyon Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Ohio Wesleyan Capital Championships 83 142 =F 78 Cross Country 197 Football Row |: Doug Wells, Tom Kolke, Brian Cummins, Mike Pelfrey, Joel Campbell, Stuart Vaughn, Scott Shane, Dan Reisinger, Jon Frisbee, Dan Boros, Dave McLaughlin, Mike Parnell, John Koplichack, John Szpack. Row 2: Rick Trusick, Joel Smolka, Phil Tartt, Terry Walker, John Martin, Marty Palumbo, Steve Matthew, Randy Olenick, Jim Bondra, Steve Harbert, Bob Simpson, Bob Beck, John Morris. Row 3: Ed Warriner, Larry Reeder, Mike Wardle, Jim Sturmi, Rich Gershom, John Gasparik, Glen Danahye, Mike Klingesmith, Rick Hairston, Gary Boykin, Derrick Fellows, Larry Pinto. Row 4: Mark Kinston, Rich Banish, Steve Harter, Troy Starr, Drew Hetherington, Marcus Davis, Jeff Semple, Ray Arnone, Jeff Wojtowicz, Paul Senty, John Heather, Rick Sullivan. Row 5: Jeff Peshek, Bob Lewis, Steve Sabath, Jay Corlew, Rod King, Chip Kennedy, John Lauretig, Tom Diamond, Jack Cunningham, Scott Gabelt, Charles Penn. Row 6: Tony Tarantino, Vince Kuty, C.D. Williamson, Mark Sipos, Mike Purcell, Jayson Jones, Scott Daniels, Richard Keith, Tom Roberts, Rick Marabito, Jeff McLain. Row 7: Joe Joseph, Mike Hebebrand, Don Watson, Jeff Moore, Garry Stonebrook, Mike Gershom, Pat Sullivan, Bob Frey, Ron Buchanan, Jay Ballard, John Liardi, Richard Walker, Doug Boyle. Row 8: Manager Mike Langan, Trainer Joel Domino, Trainer Karen Fortner, Part-time Assistant Mike Gray, Part-time Assistant Joe Dugan, Assistant Coach Bruce Cartwright, Assistant Coach Larry Kehres, Vince Kehres, Head Coach Ken Wable, Assistant Coach Don Montgomery, Student Assistant John Richard, Manager Holly Cutting, Manager Kevin Straubhaar, Trainer Leanne Haag, Manager Rick Haag. 198 Football o's iy, 5, eit ng i Pe toe te te Football 199 MuUC 28 Hiram 7 MUC 9 _ Wooster 6 MUC 7 Capital 10 MuC 13 Adrian 14 MuUC 37 Heidelberg 29 MUC 58 “ Marietta O MuC 4 Otterbein 13 MUC O- “ Baldwin-Wallace 6 MUC 2! “ Kenyon 24 OAC Red Division A highly competitive team was the highlight of the 1981 Mount Union College football season. While earning a repeat record of last season, 5-4, the Purple Raiders lost those four games by a total of only 13 points. The gridders started out the season a little sluggishly, but continually played better football as the season progressed. As in last year’s season, the Raiders depended on the running attack. Senior Dave McLaughlin broke Mount Union’s record for rushing with a total of 2086 yds. At one point in the season he was leading the OAC in rushing. The Raiders changed their defense this year from a five man front to a four man front. The team finished with a 2-2 record in the Ohio Athletic Conference Red Division. Six Mount Union players were named to the OAC first team; seniors Dave McLaughlin, Joel Campbell, John Szpak, Dan Reisinger, Doug Wells, and junior Phil Tartt. Senior Tom Kolke and junior Mark Kingston received honorable mention. MVP honors went to John Szpak for defense and Dave McLaughlin for offense. 200 Football Football 201 Row I, (L to R): Dave Friedman, Ken French, Jim Carlisle, Jeff Jaroscak, Ron Ginther; Row 2: Andy Jameson, Dana Yaw, Doug Ackerman, Pete Lane, Mike Kempa; Row 3: Kevin Douglass, Lance Jacksland, Dan Coakley, Ken Koneck, John Ague. 202 Men's Swimming MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC MUC John Carroll Ohio Northern Ohio Wesleyan Washington and Jefferson Akron Grove City Oberlin Denison Allegheny Hiram MMen’s Swimming The Mount Union College Men’s Swim Team finished the season with a 4-7 record. They finished a strong 5th at the OAC Championships. The great depth in the squad, plus the fact that only one senior, Doug Ackerman, will be graduating this year, promises even better teams in the future. Eleven swimmers and one diver earned points for the Purple Raiders at Championships. Sophomore, Ken Koneck set a school record in the 500 yard freestyle. Freshman Ron Ginther broke the existing 200 Individual Medley record, and freshman Jeff Jeroski smashed the 100 and 200 yard backstroke marks. The 800 yard free relay team lowered the existing Mount standard. Rees Sb eres, eee eee eae ee 2 ee ee ee ie ed ee | e ets ORO Ns be ey Women’s Swimming The highlight of the 1982 Mount Union College Women’s Swim Team was the marked improvement of each member. The team tripled in population and this led to increased scoring at both Relays and Championships. With the increased number of girls came several new pool records, nineteen in all. The women swimmers also moved in rank from [2th place to lOth place at the state meet and the score increased from I98I’s six points to this year’s 55 points. With only three graduating seniors, the Purple Raiders have a strong base for next year. Row I, (L to R): Janet Deyling, Kristyn Yackey, Jocelyn Stari, Deloris Angeli, Kim Kubasta, Eileen Pehle, Amy Autenreith, Row 2: Kate Foster, Becky Martin, Lisa Bonessi, Carole 4 Millberg, Cathy Bender, Darlene Pelletier, Michelle Sticker. Muc 50 Washington and 88 Jefferson MUC 6| Case Reserve 76 MUC 24 _ Wittenberg 97 MuC 47 Ohio Northern 64 MuC 52. Ohio Wesleyan 95 Wittenberg 19 State Championships l0th place Womens Swimming 203 Men’s Basketball The Mount Union College Men’s Basketball team finished its 198I-82 campaign with a 10-14 overall record, 4-9 in the OAC. The Purple Raiders were better than their record indicated. There were six games during the course of the season in which the Raiders were defeated by three points or less. Their last defeat was against Heidelberg 75-73 in the opening round of the OAC tournament Mount Union’s offensive power was provided by junior forward Dave Cernich and sophomore center John Champer with 14.6 and 14.0 points per game respectively. Champer also led the Raiders in rebounds with 8.4 per game. Captain John Scarpitti led the team in assists with 114 for the year. Even though the Purple Raiders had a heart breaking season, they have plenty to look forward to next year because they are graduating only one senior, Mike Culp. Mike f inished the season averaging 8.0 points per game and was second leading rebounder with 3.1 per game. MUC 36 MUC 77 MUC 59 MUC 54 MUC_ 67 MUC_ 63 MUC 85 MUC 95 MuC_ 63 MUC_ 67 MUC 57 MUC 74 MUC Th MUC 32 MUC 69 MUC 75 MUC 7I MuC 59 MUC _5I MUC 47 MUC 80 MUC_ 6l MuC 58 MUC 73 204 Men's Basketball John Carroll Case Western Reserve Rensselaer Grove City Allentown, Pa. Washington, Md. Hiram Geneva Hiram Allegheny Heidelberg Baldwin-Wallace Marietta Muskingum Otterbein Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin Capital Ohio Northern Wittenberg Denison Kenyon Wooster Heidelberg AIDER ‘iy Fat hy Row I, (L to R): Curtis Bloxson, John Kessler, Steve Wells, Dave Cernich, Tom Scullion, Joh itis : re } n Scarpitti, Coach Jordon; Row 2: ame Ronald Smith, Matt Kovacic, Mike. Culp, John Champer, Mark Patterson, Todd afer Jack Black coer ain ae afferty. Men's Basketball 205 Women’s Basketball The Mount Union Women’s Basketball Team closed its regular season with a 7-Il record. Despite t he record, many games were very close. Some of the losses were due to the addition of new and stronger teams to the competition. State tournaments were also different this year. Instead of it being 8 teams, 24 teams now compete in the OAIAW State Tournament. It is a single elimination tournament. Mount played Denison and lost a very exciting game. The Purple Raiders show promise for the next season because of the challenging competition and the changes being made in the sport. Leading Mount’s offensive attack were Nancy Molnar with 13.6 points per game, Michelle Kokinda with Il.1 points per game and Brenda Cronin with 7.0 points per game. Kokinda also broke the career scoring record of 73 previously held by Susan Legler, with a score of 77 points. Junior Brenda Cronin and freshman Chris Grace were the team’s leading rebounders with 7.2 per game. Kokinda led the team in assists with 56. The team’s leading defense attack was lead by Montgomery, Kokinda, Molnar and King. oN. “95 Nh Row I, (L to R): Renita Montgomery, Karen Cochran, Julie Stephon, Vicki Luthy, Kelly Barnes, Michelle Kokinda; Row 2: Sherri Wilson, Daphne Grimm, Chris Grace, Brenda Cronin. Patti King, Sue Temple, Nancy Molnar, Coach Maurer. 206 ‘Women's Basketball MUC MUC MUC Muc MUC Muc MUuC Muc MUC Muc Muc Muc Muc Muc Muc MUuC Muc MuCc Wooster 4 Walsh 70 Grove City 66 Ashland 65 Capital 69 Otterbein 74 Penn State Shenango e] Muskingum 67 Malone 88 Kent Stark 47 John Carroll nie Baldwin Wallace 82 Hiram 44 Ohio Dominican 76 Marietta 50 Case Western Reserve 4l Heidelberg 68 Wittenberg 50 Denison Women's Basketball 207 208 Wrestling Wrestling The Mount Union College Wrestling Team finished its 1982 season with a record of 12-3. The grapplers earned a 3rd place finish at the OAC Championships, with eight wrestlers placing. Ed Trizzino, a sophomore, was the team’s only individual champion. He beat two All-Americans on the way to winning the 142 pound title. Steve Harter and junior co-captain, Paul Cotton placed second. Finishing third for Mount was junior Kevin Pucci, co-captain, at 158 pounds, freshman Jeff Hoff at 126 pounds, and sophomore Keith Horvath at 190 pounds. Rounding out the top Mount Union finishers were freshman Jim Ferre at 134 pounds and Paul “Hurt Me” McCann at 177 pounds, with fourth places. Paul Cotton led the team in wins this season at the II8 pound weight class. Heavyweight Steve Harter ended his season with I4 pins, leading the team. MuCc 25 Allegheny 13 MuUC 2 California State-t 23 MUC 4 Thiel 6 MUC 34 Wooster 14 Muc 34 Washington and I5 Jefferson MUC 6 = John Carroll 4l Muc I5 Capital 32 MUC 26 = Ohio Northern 18 MUC 4! Ohio Wesleyan é) Muc 38 Heidelberg 3 MUC 26 = = Muskingum 17 MUC 29 Malone IZ MUC 34 Baldwin-Wallace 15 Tournaments: 6th place - Rochester 5th place - Ohio Northern 8th place - Ohio State 6th place - West Liberty : ‘ . weully No yRestLING Nay me (WU NM 9 mm | ie. a ; “neery vit, � - Bes ry } yy gl WErer (Nk oe. 4 Die a AS ‘jin Row I, (L to R): Wayne Parsons, Jim Ferre, Jeff Hoff, Jeff Karnofel, Jon Pucci, Ed Trizzino; Row 2: Paul Cotten, Al Blank, Mike Gershom, Bob Pucci, Kevin Pucci, Joe Reigle; Row 3: Coach Montgomery, Paul McCann, John Heather, Steve Harter, Keith Horvath, Phil Tartt, Dave Boland, Tom Diamond. Wrestling 209 MUC 66 Baldwin-Wallace 6 MuC 105%2 Akron = 562 Walsh Otterbein Relays finished Midwest Indoor Invitational finished MUC Wooster Bethany O.A.C. Championships finsihed Jim Wuske Invitational 7 Fredonia State 123 Mount Union 18 Kent State 8 Baldwin- Wallace 52 Cleveland State 49 Ashland 23 The Mount Union College Men’s and Women’s Indoor Track Teams had the honor of competing in the new Peterson Indoor facility. Both Purple Raider teams saw marked improvement with the addition of a strong freshman class. The men’s team won the NCAA Division III Midwest Indoor Invitational meet, and also finished second while hosting the Wuske Invitational. The women’s team, prior to the OAISW Championships, had compiled a 6-3 record. In addition, the women’s team shattered all I6 school records previously held, thus completing a very successful season. 210 Indoor Track Introducing Men’s And } 119 Oberlin 86 Baldwin-Wallace Wooster Central State 63 Kenyon Baldwin-Wallace 29 Ohio Wesleyan Oberlin Cedarville MUC finished 5th at state Indoor Track 2Il yore - 4. C, m1 Row I, (L to R): Mark Burkholder, Scott Craib, Rob Hammerton, John Prelac, John Deuber; Row 2: Jim Douglas, Scott Palo, Jim Dale, Tim Hartzell, Connie McIntosh. Golf The 1981 Mount Union College golf team consisted of a year of total rebuilding, after graduating five of the top six lettermen of the 1980 season. This year gave some of our other golfers a chance to show their talent. Jim Dale, Scott Craib, Tim Hartzell, Jim Douglas and John Deuber were all leading golfers in the 198! Purple Raider season, with Jim Dale in the number one spot at an 82.8 average. Marietta Invitational Twelfth place Wooster Invitational nineteenth place Kenyon Invitational thirteenth place Denison Invitational tenth place Wittenberg Invitational sixteenth place Mount Union Invitational fourth place MUC 45] Hiram 4 3 MUC 473 Westminister 410 212 Golf Wuske Invitational Wuske Invitational 2 3 2 4 Advertisements | DOMINO'S, PIZZA _ Advertisements 215 THE McCONNELL AGENCY CO. 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Tim Bryan Tom Kolke Jon Campbell Mark Litten Joel Domino Dan Reisinger Rick Haag ‘John Szpak Doug Wells ALEPEVAX) DELIA Elizabeth Benedetto Melissa Moffett Karen Dowell Peggy Orendas Sandi Guy Debbie Skamer Lynne Keener Catherine Sturm Sherri Thompson Wish to congratulate their graduating seniors of the class of 1982 Advertisements 229 230 Abrams, Allen 92, 188 Ackerman, Douglas 74, 164, 202 Ackerman, Marjorie 92, Il2, 143 Adejoro, Esther 52 Aellig, Marty 92, Il2, 113, Il6 Agnello, Daniel 92, 176 Agnew, Jennifer 92 Ague, John 92, 154, 164, 186, 193, 202 Akers, Tommy 49, 152, 154 Alexander, Michael 57, 135, 139, 140, I4l, 144, 145, 147, 148 Al-Huneidy, Ibrahim 92 Allen, Eileen 92, 137, 143, 144, 147, 148 Allen Margaret 92 Alten, Thomas 69, 153, 176 Anasis, Tom 78 Andaloro, Richard 92 Andersen, Jane 72 Anderson, Janet 92, 166 Anderson, John 197 Anderson, Kim 182 Andy, Jobeth 92 Angeli, Deloris 47, 203 Anthony, Karen 92 Apicella, Frank 92 Arnold, Charlotte 92 Arnold, Joan 92 Arnold, Kelly 162 Arnone, Raymond 92, 198 Artino, Barbara 59, 112, 113, 116 Artino, Suzanne 92 Autenreith, Amy 92, 203 Ayers, Joan 92 Babyak, Carla 92, II2 Bagnola, Daniel 78, 112, 141 Bailey, Steven 51 Baker, Kathleen 92, 1 2, 115, II7, 123 Ballard, Jay 92, 198 Banish, Richard 92, 198 Barker, Jerry 80, I12, 115, 18, 137, 144, 148 Barnes, Kelly 92, 206 Bateman, Christine 92, 166 Bayer, Bradley 88, 186 Beach, James 92, 186 Beale, Patricia 92, 136, 139 Beatty, Karen 92, 140 Beck, Robert 92, 198 Belcastro, Joseph 92 Bell, Marilyn 194 Bell, Shanna 92, 138, 140, 4I Bellinger, Scott 92 Bender, Catherine 92, 141, 203 Bender, Karen 92, 118, 137, 170 Benedetto, Elizabeth 79, 137, 144, 151, 152, 153, 162 Benner, Heidi 57, 92, 152, 194 Bennett, Dawn 92 Berkeley, Robin 92, 137, 143, 144, 147 Berrios, Roberto 92, Il2, 113, 115, Il6 Berry, Jacqueline 85, 166, 185 Bigler, Linda 92, 139, 148 Birr, Bryant 92 Bishop, Susan 92, 174 Blake, Leroy 92, 205 Blank, Albert 92, 209 Blasco, Ann Marie 92 Blasiman, Curtis 92 Blatt, Mark 92, 159 Blinn, Deborah 93, II7, 143 Bloxson, Curtis 75, 150, 205 Bluestone, James 93 Bobosky, David 76, 154, 188, 197 Index | Bodwell, Elizabeth 92 Bokay, Janice 93 Boland, David 176, 209 Bomback, Ronald 69, 176 Bond, Sharrie 59, 114, 115, 116, 238 Bondra, James 93, 168, 186, 198 Bonessi, Elizabeth 93, 137, 143, 148, 174, 203 Boros, Daniel 168, 198 Boros, Victoria 85, 93, 174, 190 Bowen, Janet 93, I12, 162 Bowman, Bonnie 93, 174 Boyer, Randall 69, 176 Boykin, Gary 93, 198 Boyle, Douglas 93, 198 Bradley, Heather 93, 113, 114, 144, 148 Bradshaw, Diana 93, 1 8, 141 Brewster, Linda 93, 143 Briggs, Gerald, 93, 150, 168 Brocker, Brad 183 Brown, Darrell 93 Brown, David 93 Brown, Jacalyn 93 Brown, Knox 53, 144, 153, 176 Brown, Linda 93 Brown, Mark 93, 197 Bruce, Kirk 8l, 140, 41, 153, 154, 193 Brumbaugh, Darla 93, 114, 140, 141 Brunner, Lorie 49 Bruno, Kristen 93, 197 Bryan, James 93, 164 Bryan, Timothy 44, 168 Bucey, Steven 93 Buchanan, Mary Lynne 93, 166 Buckingham, Craig 67, 148 Budd, Dianne 93 Bukala, Donna 68, 166 Bunnenberg, Todd 205 Burke, Randy 93, 197 Burkholder, Mark 93, 212 Burless, Thomas 78, 112, 14l, 149 Burnham, Luke 93, 145, 146, 148 Burns, Martin 93, 138, 154 Burt, Susan 45, 144, 166, 190 Busch, Catherine 93 Butch, Jean 55, 123, 141, 144, 158, 166 Byrd, Vera 93, 150 Calai, Gene 188 Callahan, Brenda 52, 166 Callahan, Tim 176 Campbell, Joel 73, 152, 154, 198 Campbell, Jon 44, 168, 186 Canning, Thomas 93, 193 Capestrain, Karen 93, 166 Capps, Judith 93, 114, 137, 140, 141, 143, 148, 238 Capuano, Bettina 93, 114, 146 Capuzza, Jamie 93 Cardinal, Michael 52, 172 Cardona, Anthony 85 Carey, Daniel 93, II2, 16 Carlisle, James 93, 202 Carman, Bradley 134, 145, 151, 172 Carothers, Susan 93, II4 Carr, Jennifer 60, 93, 144 Carson, Amy 166 Carter, Craig 94 Casebeer, Lois 94 Cassarino, Jeananne 94, 114, 117, 140, 141 Cernich, David 94, 205 Cerrone, Frank 94, 15] Chamberlin, Bruce 48, 140, 141 Champer, John 205 Chaney, Barbara 94, 12, 113, 15, 116 Channell, Lamar 94 Chapman, Polly 94, 1l4 Cherrick, Janice 94 Chiacchiero, John 94, 176 Chirico, David 94 Christopherson, Jon 94, 134, 135, 136, 188, 197 Cibulas, Michael 94 Cironi, Louis 94 Clark, Debra 94, 134, 136, 137, 140, 143, 144, 148, 162 Clark, Heather 94, 1 2, 114, 116, 134, 148, 162 Clayton, Joan 94 Clemence, John 94, 112, 113, 114, 116, 140 Clossin, Todd 94, 136 Clunk, David 94 Coakley, Daniel 94, 202 Cochran, Chris 94, 188 Cochran, Karen 94, 206 Colant, Margaret 94, 14] Colle, Clarence 118, 124, 125 Conklin, Brion 94 Conlon, Faith 83, 147, 158 Coplan, Joyce 61 Coplan, Pamela 94, 136, 136, 151, 170 Coran, Kevin 94, 149 Corlew, Jay 94, 198 Costa, Carol 94, II7, 118, 122, 123, 125, 135, 136 Costanzo, James 94 Cotton, Paul 94, 176, 209 Couts, Janet 94, 170, 194 Craib, Scott 94, 2 2 Creager, Chris 94, 197 Crigler, Robert 94 Crim, George 94 Cronin, Brenda 94, 146, 194, 206 Cruz, Angelo 146, 149, 150, 154, 164 Culp, Michael 94, 144, 147, 205 Cummins, Brian 73, 198 Cunningham, Jack 198 Custer, Bradley 94, 153, 164 Cutting, Holly 94, 198 Dailey, Susan 55, 166, 182 Dale, James 94, 2 2 Damiani, Amy 83, 135, 137, 152, 153, 155, 166 Damiani, Ettore 83, 94, 153, 154, 164 Danahey, Glen 94, 198 Daniels, Scott 94, 198 Danner, Jeffrey 72, 134, 135, 137, 138, 144 Darrah, Matthew 94, 164, 186 Davidson, Lori 166 Davidson, Rob 94 Davis, Cheryl 94 Davis, Deann II6, 162 Davis, Jeffrey 95, 164 Davis, Marcus 176, 188, 198 Davis, Martha 95, 112, 113, 115, 116, 140, 162 Davis, Sherry 95, 116, 159 Dawson, Belinda 53, 134, 135, 144, 145, 148, 155 Decato, John 95, 154 Degroat, Cynthia 95, 114, 15] Deibel, Lavonne 95, 137, 170 Delong, Charlotte 95 Denison, Heidi 95, 114, 148 Deramo, Julianne 95 Desantis, William 95 Deuber, David 95, 193 Deuber, John 45, 193, 212 Deyarmin, Michelle 95, 148, 166 Deyling, Janet 95, I4l, 166, 203 Dezee, Andra 95, 143 Diamond, Thomas 95, 198, 209 Diles, Elizabeth 95, I 2 Dillon, David 65, 134, 135, 136, 139, 155 Dinezza, Janice 64, 158, 172 DiStefano, Christine 95, 143, 170 Dix, Debra 95 Dogan, Gregg 95 Dominick, Sheri 95 Domino, Joel 44, 168, 198 Douglas, James 95, 2 2 Douglas, Kenneth 71, 137, 147, 152, 154, 155 Douglass, Kevin 95, 135, 149, 151, 154, 164, 202 Dowell, Karen 48, 112, 162 Doyle, Margaret 95, 140, 4l, 143, 148, 162 Doyle, Michael 95 Dubetz, Michael 95 Dunlap, Judianne 95, 142 Dunlap, Mary 95, 170 Dunn, Kimberly 95, 114, 139 Durant, Lynn 72, 182 Durham, James 70, 186 Eberhart, James 95 Eberhart, Michael 95, 148 Eddie, Reginald 95, 150 Edgecombe, Anne 46, 166 Edwards, Shelly 95, 114, 148 Fichar, Sheila 95, 112, 114, 116, 148 Enders, Kathleen 95 Entler, Edward 95 Epitopou, Fotini 95, 143, 146, 150 Eppler, Craig 95, 114, 115, 144, 148, 154, 239 Ermlich, Lynn 55, 123, 134, 135, 137, 144, 147, 152, 158, 166 Eshler, William 95, 154 Esposito, Sandra 95 Estock, Andrew 95 Euvrard, Scott 95, 112, 113, 114, 115, II6 Evans, Kenneth 76, I88 Evans, Laura 96, 138 Everett, Jeffrey 96 Faiello, David 96 Farrah, Laura 96, 1 4, II6 Fedesna, David 96 Fellows, Derrick 198 Fergesen, Jonathan 140, 149 Ferguson, Melanie 96, 140, 148, 238 Fernandex, Eduardo 96, II2, 115, 146, 150 Ferre, James 96, 209 Feucht, Terry 96, 134, 146, 148, I5I, 153, 172 Fincher, Lorenzo 79, 140, 145, 150, 152 Fishel, Reverdy 69, 154, 176 Fisher, Eli 96 Fisher, Roger 96 Fisher, Sally 96, 144, 151, 174 Fisk, Janet 96, 112, 141 Fitz, Todd 96 Flickinger, Brenda 96, 112, 140, 148 Floridia, Dominick 172 Floss, Julie 96, 140, 14I, 239 Floto, James 96 Ford, Sally 96 Formanek, Craig 96 Forrester, Belinda 54, 140, 145, 148 Fortner, Karen 96, 166, 198 Foster, Katherine 96, 144, 174, 203 Foster, Melody 96, II2, 170, 238 Foster, Ronald 96 Fowler, Paul 113, 140, 193 Frank, Mary 96 Fraraccio, Cory 96, 197 Frazier, Alan 96, 145 Frazier, Gary 96 Frederick, Robin 96 French, Kenneth 96, 198, 202 Frey, Robert 96 Fricano, Mary 96, 4I, 143, 144, 170 Friedman, David 96, 202 Frisbee, Jon 46, 152, 154, 198 Fritzman, David 50, 140 Frost, Kenneth 96 Gabelt, Scott 96, 168, 198 Gachichio, Josphat 84 Index 23l 232 Gadek, Pamela 96, 140, 145 Gaither, Susan 96 Gallina, Michael 45, 135, 147, 152, 154, 186 Gallo, Loreen 174 Gann, Robert 84 Garczewski, William 96, 15] Garey, Jay 96, II2, 1 4, 115, 116 Garrett, Scott 15] Gasparik, Amy 96 Gasparik, Annette 76, 134, 135, 136, 137, 143, 147, 153, 155, 170 Gasparik, John 96, 168, 198 Gasser, Traci 96 Gearhart, Pamela 97 George, Sharon II4 Gerber, Bradley 97 Gershom, David 97 Gershom, Michael 97, 198, 209 Gershom, Richard 168, 198 Gervelis, Kurt 97, 148, 183 Gerycz, Jennifer 97 Giles, William 97, 197 Gill, Scott 97, 154 Gilpatrick, Suzanne 97, |l4 Ginther, Ronald 97, 202 Gluck, Randall 97, 140, 145, 146, 176, 193 Gluck, Roberto 85 Gole, Thomas 97, 138 Gonzalez, David 53 Goodman, Lawrence 164 Goodrich, Debra 97, II7, 162 Gorski, Daniel 97, 114, 193, 239 Gotshall, James 97 Gourley, David 87 Grace, Christine 97, 206 Graff, Noreen 97 Graham, Mark 6l, 172 Grayson, Terri Il4 Graziosi, Joseph 97, 193 Greene, Alison 97, II8, 238 Greene, Joanna 97, I12, 116, 140, 141, 148 Greenway, Dawn 97, 140 Greenway, Jeff 52 Gregori, Stephen 97 Gregory, Dana 97 Gregory, Tammy 97, 143 Freiner, Tim 97 Grimm, Daphne 97, 185, 206 Groce, Alisa 97 Gross, Jeffrey 97, Il2 Gross, Suzanne 97, Il4 Grossman, Dale 186 Gruber, John 70, 97, 149, 176 Guerdat, Ellen 97, 140 Gulley, Angela 97, 137, 139 Gulley, Eva 97 Gursky, Laura 97, 162 Guy, Sandra 50, 162 Guzman, Juan 97, I12, 116, 146, 150 Ht Haag, Leanne 97, 198 Haag, Rick 44, 168, 198 Hackley, Laurie 97, 162 Haines, Jeffrey 97, 193 Haines, Laurel 97, 114, 140, 141 Hairston, Richard 198 Haiss, Haidi 97 Haiss, Hugo 97 Halkerston, Todd 97 Hall, David 98 Hall, Pamela 98 Hamlin, Sally 98 Hammond, Donald 98 Hammond, Russell 98 Hanlon, Elizabeth 98 Hanna, Kimberly 98, 114, 142 Hannan, Daniel 98 Hannan, Tom 50, 186, 197 Hanzie, Kimberly 98 Harbert, Steven 98, 198 Hardy, Michael 98 Harner, Cheryl 68, 166 Harris, Lisa 98 Harris, Lavell 98, 183 Harryhill, Keith 98 Harter, Steven 98, 176, 198, 209 Hartzell, Timothy 46 Haswell, Timothy 98, 188, 197 Hawk, Jeffrey 98 Hawkins, John 98, 168 Hayn, Lori 58, 112, 137, 145, 170 Hays, Gloria 98, 144, 147, 170 Heaston, Cynthia 98 Heather, John 98, 198, 209 Hebb, Donald 74, 138, 154 Hebebrand, Michael 98, 198 Heckman, Jeffrey 98 Heestand, Bradford 98 Heestand, Keith 54 Heim, Cynthia 98, 114, 137, 138, 143, 145, 149 Henley, Rhonda 98, 12, II7, 143, 159 Henninge, Philip 98, 137, 145, 148, 172 Henry, Holly 98, 139, 140, 14l, 145, 148, 162 Hepler, Christopher 98 Hepler, Cynthia 98 Hermann, Tracie 98, 162 Herron, Brenda 98, 194 Hershberger, Elena 81 Hetherington, Drew 98, 198 Hickson, Pamela 98, 134, 135, 137, 143, 144, 145, 170 Hildack, Michael 98, 168, 186 Hilger, Cynthia 98, 1 4, 141, 143, 174 Hill, David 98, 193 Hill, Richard 138 Hoff, Jeffrey 98, 209 Hoge, Karen 98, 143, 162 Holben, Jeffery 98 Holmes, Celena 98, 150 Holzhaeusser, Doris 98, 142, 149 Hommel, Ruth 1 4, 115, 135, 140, IAl, 143, 144, 148, 166 Honaker, Perry 98 Horne, Janet 99, 140, 145 Horsewood, Dedre 50, 140 Horvath, Keith 99, 176, 209 Hotchkiss, Valerie 99 Hotwes, Diane 99, 160 Hruby, Joseph 99 Hubbard, Douglas 99 Huber, Elizabeth 99 Hudak, Tana 99, 134, 135, 137, 140, 143, 144, 148, 190 Hudspath, Samuel 99, 135, 139, 188 Huffman, Tracey 99, 159 Huggett, Scott 99, 149 Hunter, Richard 99, 193 Hurst, Timothy 77, 99, 118, 164 Huston, John 99, 112, 113, 140, 148 : J Ifantiedes, Michael 80, 152, 154 Infield, Linda 99, 112, 113, 114, 116, 117, 18, 148 Inman, Sharon 99, 138, 166 Isenhour, Gordon 99 Jackman, Diane 99 Jacksland, Lance 99, 149, 15], 154, 202 Jackson, Judith 99, II6, 162 Jacobson, Joyce 99, 114, 16, 140, 141, 238 Jadick, Joseph 99, 114, 140 Jagta, Cheryl 99, 137, 140, 146 Jameson, Andrew 99, 149, 202 Jaroscak, Jeff 99, 202 Jergel, Richard 99 Jeter, Glen 99, 134, 153, 154, 176, 188 Johnson, Eric 99 Johnson, Patricia 99 Johnson, Stacy 99, 18 Johnson, Wendy 99, 174 paige! tly ag: Labuda, Monica 100, 166 n, Lee Ann Ladd, Amy 101, 1 4, 141, 143, 147 Jomehri, Jahanshah 78, 193 Lakatos, Jeffrey IOI, 186 Jones, Christopher 99, 193 Lake, David 67, 137, 140, I4I, 152, 154 Jones, James 99, 1 4, 115 Lalli, Peter 101, 135 Jones, Jayson 99, 198 fone Peter 202 poe ponds Ps a Laney, Michelle 10! , Shawn 59, Langan, Michael IOI, 154. 168, 198 Jordan, Richard 99 ee asia hoe Lansdowne, Jean 166 Lantz, Kimberly 10! Lattanner, Lynn 101, 137, 144, 148 Lauretig, John IOI, 198 K . Lee, Chul-Gee IOI, 149, 150 Lee, Hee-Ouk 10) Lee, Jennifer 10] Kaiser, Cynthia 99, 135, 137, 144, 170 Leeman, Mark 10! Kandel, Mark 99, II2 Lehman, David IO! Kanel, Jeffrey 113 Leite, Joseph IOI, 164 Kaplan, Mark 99 Lenahan, Russell 69, 176 Karaganides, Chris 99 Lenz, Brian 75, 134, 135, 136, 137, 155 Karmie, James 145 Letzler, Laura IO! Karnofel, Jeffrey 99, 172, 209 Levoy, George IOI, 134, 148, 151, 152, 153, 154, 172, 188 Kata, Julann 100, 112, 1 4, 115, 143, 152 Lewis, Douglas 101, 114, 115, 135, 150 Kauffman, Sara 100, 137, 146, 162 Lewis, Helen 10! Kaufman, Bruce 68, 146, 148, 151, 172 Lewis, Paula 79, 153, 170 Keener, Lynne 56, 153, 162 Lewis, Robert IOI, 198 Kehres, Sandra 100, 138 Liardi, Jon IOI, 198 Keith, Richard 100, 198 Liggitt, Lori 1OI Keller, Earl 78, 164 Liggitt, Melinda IOI, 112, 114, 148 Kelley, Carol 100 Lilly, Janet 101, 112, 113, 114, 116, 140, 141, 143 Kelley, Judith 100, 143 Lincoff, Mark 1OI, 114 Kelly, Jay 100, 198 Linhart, Scott lO! Kemats, Judd 100 Linton, William 54, 148, 172 Ke mpa, Michael 100, 202 Lisk, Lisa 51 Kendziershi, Richard 168 Litten, Mark 44, 153, 168 Kennedy, Charles 100, 198 Littlejohn, Bryant IOI Kent, Therese 53, II4, 119, 120, 158 Lodge, Gary 10! Kessler, John 100, 205 Long, Mark 101, 137, 144, 145, 148, 172 Keyes, Kathleen 100, 194 Lorentz, James 69, 144, 153, 176 Kiel, Casimir 100 Lovetro, Lynn IOI, 166 Kimball, Janet 100, 136, 148 Lowman, Catherine 10 Kimball, Michael 100 Lundstrom, Kirk 55, 140 King, Patricia 74, 185, 206 Lundstrom, Penny 55 King, Richard 100 Luthy, Vicki 101, 206 King, Roderick 100, 198 Lybrand, Donna 51, 144, 174 Kingston, Mark 152, 154, 198 Kinyua, William 84, 150 Kisha, Caroll 60, 100, 151, 170 Kline, Terence 66 Klingensmith, Michael 100, 198 Maffett, Derrick IO! Kobayashi, Noriko 100, 114, 135, 140, 150 Maile, Jodi Il4 Kobel, Karen 100, 136, 143, 147, 148, 162 Makhoul, Rizk 150 Kodish, Gary 100, 151 Makowski, Mary IOI, 143 Kohler, Susan 100, 145 Mamula, Nick 47, 137, 141, 144, 148, 149, 154, 186 Kokinda, Michelle 88, 185, 206 Manley, Robert 8! Kolasinski, Craig 100 Manner, Nancy IOI, 140, 141 Kolesar, Edward 100, 112, 115, 135, 136, 140, 144, 148, 238 Manning, Ann IOI, 174 Kolesar, Larisa 100, 136, 148, 162 Marabito, Richard IOI, 198 Kolke, Keith 100, 183 Martin, David IOI, 112, 113, 115, 116 Kolke, Tom 73, 153, 159, 168, 198 Martin, John 101, 153, 168, 186, 198 Koneck, Kenneth 100, 149, 164, 202 Martin, Rebecca IOI, 144, 174, 203 Kopilchack, John 85, 168, 198 Martin, Skip 101, 122, 123, 124, 125 Kopilchack, Kathy 100, 136, 148 Mason, Kelli 101, 139, 143, 149 Kostyo, Darryl 100 Mathews, James IO! Koudelka, Dawn 100 Matthew, Steve IOI, 144, 168, 198 Kovacic, Matthew 100, 205 Maurer, Dina 48, 140, 143, 238 Kozar, Lorri 100 Maurer, Rich IOI, 1 2, 113, 116 Krabill, Vanessa 100, 137, 148, 151 Mayer, Diana 114, 140 Krahling, Karen 71 Mazik, Patricia IOI, 137, 138, I4l, 148, 170 Kratofil, Ellen 100, 113, 115, 116 McAbier, Paul 10! Kron, Randolph 100, 193 McBride, Richard IO! Kubasta, Kim 86, 153, 174, 203 McCann, Paul 102, 209 Kubiak, Kevin 100, 136, 146, 154 McClatchey, John 62 Kubic, Linda 100, 143 McConnell, Marvin 102 Kundrat, Steven 88 McDonald, John 102 Kunkel, Joy 100, 114, 143, 148 McDonald, Peggy 102, 134, 135, 142, 143, 148, 152 Kunze, Joann 100 McElhaney, Kathy 102, 142, 143, 59 Kuty, Vince 100, 198 McElhaney, Robin 45, 142, 170 Index 233 234 McFerren, Robert 102 McGee, William 102 McHugh, Kirk 56, 124, 125, 172 McIntyre, Lynn 102, 185 McLachlan, Karen 102, 1 2, 113, 116, 136 McLain, Jeffrey 102, 198 McLaughlin, Davis 102, 168, 198 McLeister, Paul 102, 197 McLoone, Nancy 102 Meinke, Alan 102, 113, 116, 140, 193 Mellish, Susan 86 Mendat, Douglas 102, 197 Mercer, Jeffrey 102, 112, 113, 115, 116, 136 Meredith, Lynda 64, 144 Merryman, Martin 46 Mihelic, Mark 102 Millberg, Carole 102, 149, 174, 203 Miller, David 102 Miller, Janet 102, 112, 136, 149 Miller, Renee 102 Miller, Stephen 102, 188 Millet, John 102, 172 Miranda, Stephen 79, 113 Misciskia, Annette 102 Mitchell, Paul 87, 112, 114, 115, 118, 135, 154, 164 Moffett, Melissa 62, 153 Molnar, Nancy 102, 136, 185, 206 Montgomery, Betty 54 Montgomery, Renita 102m 190, 206 Moody, Jolene 68, II6 Moore, Jeffrey 102, 198 Moore, Norman 102, 151, 176 Moorhead, Kimberly 75, 102 Moorman, Laurie 114, 115, 135, 136, 140, 143, 147, 148, 170 Moose, Douglas 176 Moran, Kay 102, I 2, 141 Moran, Shari 102, 142 Moran, Tina 102, 134, 136, 142, 144, 148, 170 Morey, Matthew 149, 164 Morgan, Steve 102, 176, 186 Morgan, Vivian 70, 113, 174 Morris, Catherine 102, 1 4 Morris, John 168, 198 Morrow, Tod 102, I5I, 154, 172, 188 Motiga, Irene 84, 140, 150 Mowrey, Rebecca 60, 134, 135, 136, 137, 152, 190 Mudd, Andy 102, 140, 145, 239 Mueller, Elise 102, 114, 139, 143, 139 Mueller, Joy 102 Murphy, Jerry 102, 188, 197 Mruphy, Mary 102 Naka, Tomotsugu 102, 150, 193 Nayman, Nanette 102 Nazario, Enid 102, 112, 113, 116, 134, 150, 162 Neal, Angela 135, 139, 170 Nelsen, Eric 102 Nemenz, Judy 102 Newbold, Robert 102, 151 Newman, Mary 102, 138, 140, 141 Newton, Karl 102, 138, 145, 149 Newton, Walter 60, 151, 188 Nichols, Dean 152, 154 Nichols, Julie 102, 141 Nieves, Jose 102, 164 Norris, Kay 103, 116 Norwood, Wayne 103 Noschese, Jason 103 Oakland, Steve 103 Odenkirk, Kathy 49, 1 4, 115 Odoherty, Kevin 103 Olenick, Randall 103, 198 Onspaugh, Leslie 103 Oravecz, Cynthia 174 Orend, Cari 85, 140 Orendas, Mary 56, 162 Orendas, Stephanie 103, 137, 143, 148, 162 Orr, Alice 103, 13 Ott, Timothy 103, 134, 137, 148, 151, 152, 153, 154, 172, 188 Pachan, Anna 103 Pagel, Stephanie 103, 142, 153, 166 Pahler, Lisa 103, 238 Palik, Lauren 89 Palumbo, Martin 103, 168, 198 Parella, Lisa 103 Parks, Judi 103, 142, 143 Parnell, Michael 103, 198 Parrine, Thomas 103 Parsons, Wayne 103, 154, 209 Patterson, James 103 Patterson, Mark 103, 205 Paulson, Mary 103 Paustian, Marc 103 Pawlikowski, John 103, 164 Payne, Donald 44 Pehle, Eileen 103, 203 Pelfrey, Mike 73, 198 Pelletier, Darlene 57, 190, 203 Pelsue, Brenda 103 Penn, Charles 103, 198 Pensiero, Carole 103 Perez, John 103, II3, 114, 115, 140, 141 Perkins, Marilyn 103 Perry, Harrison 103, 188 Peshek, Jeffrey 198 Peters, William 103 Petroccione, James 103 , 140, 141 Phillips, Jeffrey 103 Phillips, Susan 103, 185 Pierson, Julie 103, 114, 143, 144, 148, 162 Pike, Mark 140, I5I, 193 Pinto, Lawrence 103, 198 Piper, Gary 104, 193 Pitzer, Jamie 78, 193 Pohl, Laurie 147 Pollock, John 135, 146, 148, 152, 154, 188, 197 Polman, Craig 104, 197 Poracky, Susan 104, 166 Porter, Kelly 104, 136, 140, 146, 148 Potelicki, Paula 104 Potts, Carol 104 Prather, Scott 104, I12, 140 Price, Ester 104, 114, 150 Pucci, Arlene 104 Pucci, Jon 104, 209 Pucci, Kevin 209 Pucci, Robert 104, 209 Purcell, Michael 104, 198 Pusateri, Mark 104 Y R Racine, Patricia 71, 134, 135, 136, 137, 143, 144, 147, 170, 238 Ralston, Michael 104 Rapose, Drew 104, 188 Raschke, Ben 104 Rasor, Marlin 104, 188 Raub, Louis 104, 139, 176 Ray, David 104 Rayburn, Elizabeth 104 Readance, Donald 104 Ready, Cathie 104, 170 Reber, Tammy 65 Reed, Amy 104, 113, II6 Quist, David 104 Reed, Carol 134, 153 Reed, Cheryl 104, I12, 116, 141, 143 Reeder, Larry 104, 188, 198 Reid, Serena 104, 145, 150, 190 Reigle, Joseph 104, 72, 188, 209 Reisinger, Daniel 168, 198 Reitz, Michael 104 Reno, Denise 1 4, II7 Renwick, Robin 104 Reppart, Mark 164 Revollom Mario 104, I12, 146, 148, 162 Reynolds, Heidi 104 Rhodes, Amy 104, 112, 146, 148, 162 Rhodes, Virginia 104, 162 Rice, Robert 114, 150 Rich, Shelly 136, 137, 162 Richard, John 104, 198 Richter, Tamara 67 Riddel, Kathryn 104, 144, 162 Riendeau, Michelle 45, 190 Ries, Kathleen 104, 143, 159 Rine, Mark 134, 135, 137, 152, 154, 155 Rippley, Virginia 104, 134 Rippy, Derrick 104, 150, 188 Rivers, Richard 88, 186 Robbins, Lynn 104, 174 Robellard, Nancy 58, 12, 115, 116, 143, 147 Roberts, Francine 67, 174 Roberts, Thomas 105, 198 Robinson, Dennis 105, 140 Rodgers, Pamela 65, II2, 118, 135, 136, 141, 144, 145, 148, 152, 170 Roff, Timothy 62, 140, 147 Rog, Mark 105 Rogers, Eugene 176 Rogers, Kim 105 Ross, Julie 105, 143 Rovniak, Jon 105, 112, 116, 159 Rudder, Randy 47, 140, 176 Rudoph, Chandra 63 Rudolph, Mary 105, 136, 137, 141, 145 Ruggieri, Chris 166 Runner, Barbara 56 Rusnak, Richard 105, 197 Russ, Bridget 105, 142, 159 Rutan, David 105, 1 3 Ryan, Steven 105, II7, 118, 124, 125, 153, 164 Sabath, Steven 105, 198 Sabella, Deborah 66, 147, 166 Sager, William 105, 145, 164 Sailer, Sharon 118, 119, 123 Salle, James 105, 119, 120, 121 Saltsman, Carl 105 Samay, Michele 105, 114, 143, 159 Samu, Attila 105, 114, 116, 140 Sapienza, Constance 105, 170 Saracco, Amy 105 Saracco, Beth 105, 145, 170 Saridakis, Michael 105, 134, 135, 136, 138, 159 Sartain, Deborah 45, 144, 148, 166, 190 Sawyer, Jill 105 Saxe, Ralph 105, 151 Scarpitti, John 105, 205 Schlegel, Edward 105, 112, II6 Schlievert, Michael 105, 12, 135, 144, 148, 149, 164 Schmucker, Jeffrey 105, 164 Schneider, Carl 58, 112, 115, Il6 Schroeder, Mary 105, 112, 139, 148, 149, 152, 166 Schulz, Timothy 105, 193 Schumacher, William 72, 137 Schumaker, Stephen 105, 136, 238 Schwind, Deborah 105 Scott, Judith 105 Scott, Michael 105 Scott, Tracy 105 Scullion, Thomas 105, 205 Seiter, Tina 105, 170 Semple, Jeff 164, 198 Senita, Paul 63, 172 Senty, Paul 105, 198 Serradilla, Susan 105, 112, 144, 149, 190 Sexton, Earle 105 Seymour, Jill 145, 170 Shafer, Susan 105 Shaheen, Louie 135, 136, 137, 137, 152, 154 Shane, Scott 46, 138, 152, 154, 198 Shape, Susan 105, 170 Sharp, Susan 66, 150, 152 Shimek, Wendy 105, 194 Shiraishi, Kuniko 105 Shumard, Debra 76 Simmonds, Joseph 69 Simmons, Kent 65, 134, 135, 137, 144, 147, 148, 153, 155, 159, 172 Simpson, Robert 106, 168, 198 Sipos, Mark 105, 198 Skamer, Debra 70, 137, 143, 145, 148, 158, 162 Skidmore, Eric 46, 151 Skoczinski, Diane 6l, 113 Slates, Jonathan 49, 172 Small, Matilda 150, 190 Smith, Cynthia 106, 166 Smith, Diane 106, II3 Smith, Donald 106, II2 Smith, Gary 106, 140, 14l, 148 Smith, Joseph 106 Smith, Kenneth 44, 62, 168, 188 Smith, Risa 182, 194 Smith, Robert, 106 Smith, Ronald 106, 205 Smith, Scott 106, 205 Smith, Shannon 106, 1 2 Smolka, Joel 106, 168, 186, 198 Snyder, Holly 106, 174 Snyder, Larry 64, 134, 186, 238 Snyder, Lori 106 Solomey, Nickolas 106 Solt, Valerie 106, 141, 185 Spagno, Susan 106, 12, 136, 146, 148, 151, 162 Sparks, Thomas 106, 149 Spencer, Alfred 106, 146 Spencer, Kimberly 63, 166 Spiker, Doublas 106 Spisak, Suzanne 106, I 2, 113, 114, 116, 135, 136, 144, 148, 166 Sposet, Bruce 106 Sprunger, Janell 106, Il2 Sroka, Paul 106, 176 Stanley, Michael 106 Stari, Jocelyn 106, 139, 148, 203 Starr, Troy 106, 168, 198 Startzell, Linda 61, 170 Steele, John 77, 139, 147, 172 Stephon, Julie 106, 185, 206 Stewart, Jeffrey 106, 140, 14I, 145 Stickley, Deanna 106, II2, 113, 116, 136, 140, 141, 145 Stillwell, Rebecca 106, 137, 144, 148, 149, 170 Stillwell, Diane 106 Stoll, Brian 106, 140, 145 Stonebrook, Garry 106, 198 Stover, David 106, 134, 137, 139, 145, 148 Straubhaar, Kevin 106, 198 Strock, Kathy 106 Stroud, Wendy 106, 151 Sturm, Catherine 84, 146, 162 Sturm, Mary 106 Sturmi, James 106, 135, 173, 198 Suiter, Margaret 106 Sullivan, Patrick 106, 198 Sullivan, Richard 149, 198 Sullivan, Todd 106 Svagerko, Daniel 64, 112, 114, II6 Svagerko, Kathy 106 Svete, Jennifer 106 Swaldo, Laura 52, 134, 136, 135, 137, 143, 144, 147, 153, 155, 158, 170 Sweeney, Mark 106, 114, 134, 145, 172 Szpak, John 44, 168, 198 236 C Tarantino, Anthony 106, 198 Tartt, Phillip 106, 198, 209 Taylor, Scott, 106, 151 Tedrick, Joy 106, 113, 134, 139 Temple, Susan 107, 185, 206 Texter, John 186 Tharp, Lisa 107, 14 Thiebeau, Amy 107 Thoman, Krystina 107 Thoman, Tamela 107, 137, 143, 152, 174 Thomas, Barbara 107, 147 Thomas, David 107 Thomas, Ernest 107, 140 Thomas, Haydn 107 Thomas, Robert 107, 183 Thomas, William 107 Thompson, Lois 107 Thompson, Richelle 107, 112, 114 Thompson, Sarah 68, 114, 115 Thompson, Sherri 80, 139, 162 Tighe, Chris 107 Tipton, Ronald 107, 152, 154 Titmas, Monica 149, 166 Todor, Robert 107 Toolis, Kathleen 8] Torok, Scott 107 Toronski, Janet 107, 136, 162 Tremmel, Eric 107, 197 Tritt, William 48 Trizzino, Edward 107, 209 Trusick, Richard 107, 198 Tsipis, Maria 77, 170 Tucker, Stephen 107, 114, 115, 140 Turowski, Laura 107, 112, 136, 140, 146, 148 Tuttle, Carol 107, 141, 170 Uhler, Jill 74, 185 Uhlig, Ty 107 Ullman, Elizabeth 107, 138, 148, 162 Urbon, Bradley 107, 135, 148 Y Vanabel, Sarah 47, 107, 182 Vanbenthuysen, Becky 80, 107, 137, 147, 170 Vanderzyden, Heidi 107, 1 4 Vandress, Chris 107 Varga, John 107, 193 Vargo, Ronald 107 Vaughn, Stuart 73, 152, 154, 198 Vogle, Mitch 152, 154 Vogler, Margaret 107, 190 Vovos, John 107, 197 Wack, David 12] Waggoner, Billy 107 Wagner, Susan 107, 140, I4I, 143, 147, 162 Walker, Andrea 107, 112 Walker, Richard 107, 198 Walker, Terence 107, 168, 198 Wall, Kimberly 70, 143, 148, 152 Walter, Pamela 107, 143, 147, 148, 162 Walton, Heather 107 Waltz, Todd 107, 172 Ward, Robin 108, 112, 140, 141 Wardle, Michael 108, 168, 198 Warinner, Edmond 108, 168, 198 Warren, Linda 86, 108, 153, 174 Watkins, Kevin 108, 134, 188, 197 Watson, Donald 108, 198 Wavrek, David 63, 172 Wearstler, Gretchen 108 Webb, Douglas 51, 141 Weber, Mitchell 108 Wegman, Dara 59, 1 4, 138, 145 Weimer, Polly 108, 135, 137, 143, 152, 170 Weir, Beth 108, 136 Weir, James 108, I 2 Weisent, Christine 108, 190 Weisheit, Edward 66 Wells, Douglas 75, 108, 168, 198 Weston, Craig 112, 113, 115, 116 White, James 108, 197 Whiteman, Patricia 108 Whitslar, Richard 108 Whittington, David 108, 136 Wiemers, Beth 108, 162 Williams, Connie 108, 1 2, 113, 138, 166 Williams, Janice 108 Williams, Steven 108 Williams, Tommy 108, 150 Williamson, Ceridwen 108, 198 Willis, Kimberly 108, 194 Wills, Peter 108, 112, 140, 148 Wilson, Karen 108, 148, 166 Wilson, Mary 108, 113, 114, 117, 136, 140, 144 Wilson, Sherri 108, 134, 150, 206 Wilson, William 108, 112, 113, 116, 134, 135, 136, 144, 148, 151, 172 Winkle, Christine 108 Winn, Raymond 108 Wise, Norman 108, 1 2 Witt, William 108, 152, 154, 188 Wojcik, Joseph 71 Wojtowicz, Jeffrey 108, 198 Wondolkowski, Lorri 108, 170 Woodward, Cheryl 108 Work, Christine 108 Woznicki, Nicholas 108 Wymer, Susan 109, 185, 194 Y Yackey, Kristyn 109, 143, 166, 203 Yajko, David 109, 139, 148, 154 Yaw, Dana 109, 202 Yohn, Karen 73, 134, 135, 136, 137, 139, 143, 153, 155, 158, 170 Yoho, Lisa 109 Zamagias, Stephen 109, 164 Zanella, Norma 109, I 4 Zavasky, Jacqueline 109, 1 4, II5 Zink, Jane 109, 174 Zuercher, Rick 109 = _ 3 as) 5 S) Unonian Staff cS ieee, 4 tees the pretis ONTARIO CANADA = er c_ ttt 4 f ie FR� . ae a te lt oi MB 6 BBs 4 ‘ Row I: Mel Foster, Judy Capps, Joyce Jacobson, Lisa Pahler, Patti Racine; Row 2: Ed Kolesar, Sharrie Bond, Melanie Ferguson. 238 Unonian Staff i Row |: Dan Gorski, Julie Floss, Andy Mudd; Row 2: Craig Eppler, Head Photographer. — ao ioe, “hanna Unonian Staff 239 Well, another year has gone by and the 1982 Unonian has arrived. We sincerely hope you have seen enough pictures of yourself because we tried to get everyone. According to Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary, yearbook means: ‘a school publication that is compiled usually by a graduating class and that serves as a record of the year’s activities.” We believe this to be an accurate definition of what the Unonian represents to the faculty and student body of Mount Union College. As in the past, our photographers were the best and they pulled with their finest abilities. We would like to thank Craig Eppler, Julie Floss, Dan Gorski, Jim Karmie and Andy Mudd for their fine talents and their ability to put up with two harassed co-editors. They advanced the technical capabilities of themselves and allowed us to save money by reorganizing the dark room and doing their own developing. Our staff was incredible this year and we would like to thank each one of them: Sharrie Bond, Judy Capps, Jim Eberhart, Mike Eberhart, Melanie Ferguson, Mel Foster, Lori Gallo, Annette Gasparik, Dawn Greenway, Joyce Jacobson, Shawn Jones, Ed Kolesar, Helen Lewis, Lisa Pahler, Patti Racine, Pam Rodgers, Deb Sartain, Laurie Swaldo, and Carol Tuttle. These people pulled a lot of long days to get this book out in time and we appreciated their help and dedication more than we were able to say. We would also like to thank Larry Snyder and Steve Schumaker, our business managers, for keeping us out of debt and controlling our expenditures when we got carried away. Our advisor, Dr. James Walton, was behind us the entire time and we were thankful for his support. Rick Mossing, our Josten’s representative, was always on our side and was willing to work with us to make this yearbook the special book that it is. We would also like to thank Dara Wegman for the artwork and poetry concerning Dave Lehman. Plajer and Cross also added their excellent work in the photography of this book. Liz Mason and Alan Aldinger of the Public Information Office also helped a lot with pictures and write-ups. Since September, there have been problems and we have needed the time away from each other to relax and unwind. For all of these trying times, we would like to thank all our friends who listened, calmed us down and put us back on the right track. “Along the Road,” words and music by Dan Fogelberg (Copyright 1979 Hickory Grove Music) was reproduced in the introductory section through copyright permission from Front Line Management Company, Inc. Thanks again for everyone’s support and dedication in the publication of the 1982 Unonian. We wish the best of luck to the editors and staff of the 1983 Unonian. Sincerely, 240 Yearbook Staff