Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1986 volume:

ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY iA AL55MU, 1986 ee 9) MDERCLASSMEN ............. 105 — ....... 145 MA TUIATION occccccscccsescces 161 Mey VERTISEMENTS............... 167 It’s hard to sayogre The times We c The laughter f) : Of days gone: That part of Went by so The fights at That hurt sO f Oh how I wish= I could live them f Goss again... Our Memories Will Last a Lifetime UNONIAN 1986 MOUNT UNION COLLEGE Alliance, Ohio I eeca, Cray, Wag, 4, 4 en, ee tena, - . ; : } 2 2 x 1 ee Memories ... Light the corners of my mind Aemories... of the way we These friendships are everlasting and have given us the most cherished of memories. But now together we face the future. We must begin to break our inseparable link that has bonded us for so long. We now move on to different things in a world of new adventures. eusagrae eee spapipiRderreere - A few more hours to Before we end and complete then begin A few more times that I We'll drink a toast to bates I’ve loved these days how it’s been — Billy Joel a ae HOMECOMING 1985 “Welcome To Magic Kingdom” was the theme selected by Student Senate for Homecoming 1985. The celebration began on Tuesday in the Mount Union Theatre where the “Mr MUC’” contest was held. The annual Fall Fashion Show, ‘Spirit Day” and the Homecoming Carnival were also part of the week long festivities, The Mount Union Drama and Theatre department presented the classic American comedy “Harvey” Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, and an alumin tent featuring free balloons and suckers was open at 12:30 near the stadium to help provide a festive atmosphere. Jennifer Hardy was crowned Homecoming queen during halftime of the Purple Raiders’ football game with Otterbien. Also selected to the court were Laura Gligor, Caroline Engle, Diane Zimpleman, Robbie Henderson, Cindy Andaloro, Celena Holmes and Linda Majestic. See ena Music Art PHSB RS ais y Gresham, Michelle Burington John Lauretig, Richard Schiemer ws M poy sen sae east ae Oct 17, 18, 19 1985 ING Uae [ne eS 1985 Pam Toot Anita Dida Shawn T. Douglas Bob Murrell Doug O'Keefe | We ag � pede a ae ag AD ful em SS oS A M A H ib A Oe rae The Mount Union College Theater Department presented the play “California Suite” Feb acter” 20 to 22. ‘ “California Suite,” written by Neil Simmon is a humorous confection divided into four parts — “Visitor from Philadelphia” “Visitor from New York” “Visitor from London” and “Visitor from Chicago”. The show was directed by Mr. Douglas Hendel, and featured Stuart John son, Janice Malay, Eric Vogt, Melissa Nichols, Shawn T. Douglass, Jean Zurbrugg, John Lauretig and Melinda Detrick. GianoCarlo Menotti’s one-act opera ‘“Amahl and the Night Visitors” was presented Jan. 27 to 29 in the Rodman Playhouse. “Amahl” is the story of a poor shepherd boy and his mother who are visited by the traditional three kings on their way to present gifts to the Christ Child, and the miracle that occurs because of their visit. Staring in the show were Aaron Hoff and Mark Torma of Alliance, Laura Walsh, Eric Martin, Richard Schiemer, Charles Hofmeister, Eric Vogt. Dancers and villagers were Patricia Gelmini, Alicia Mayfield, Teresa Beitzel, Martha Fickle, Randy Hart, Kyle Harrop, Amy Lukens, Charla Nitschke, Lisa Schoeppner, Alison Smith and Sally Taylor. “Diary of Adam and Eve,” a play directed by Todd Casper was a one act play. The cast includ- ed Kyle Harrop, Susan Wiley, Eric Martin, and Elaine Horner. “Time is a Thief” was directed by Eric Vogt. The cast included Joel Carter, and Sally Thornton. Concert Choir performing for Parent’s Day. CHOIR BRASS CHOIR Row 1 Elaine Horner, Jon French, Barbara Bansbach, Beth Unkefer, Kay Gresham, Row 2 Andra Pratt, Dick Casper, Jeff Chenevey, Scott McBride, Erik Straub, Alice Singelyn, Row 3 Heather Clark, Debra Moore, Randy Hart, Kurt Straub, Mr. Carl Kandel; Director, Kyle Harrop =6 a —, Row 1 Kathleen Crawford, Sue Gershom, Mike Exley, Annette Johnson, Marci Whittington, Debra Kaneen Row 2 Beth Rankin, Melissa Dougherty, Isabel Garcia, Stephanie Dresback, Allison Indorf, Miriam Sato, Janice Brewster, Martha Fickle, Mary Schoeppner, Lisa Crone, Beth Linhefer, Sue Tabor, Row 3 Dana Hiles, Melanie Samay, Laura Worlow, Beth Sipple, Alison Smith, Joe Stefanko, Beth Brown, Teresa Beitzel, Sue Kirk, Kelly Bowers, Beth Smith, Alice Singelyn, Row 4 Neil Hurst, Randy Hart, Jon French, Lisa Schoeppner, Donna Butler, Debra Moore, Cheryl Clemence, Audra Pratt, Brent Pagel, Kurt Straub, Laura Roth, Lucy Santiago, Robert Gerber, Row 5 Phil Morgan, Michelle Varano, Erik Straub, Sue Herdle, Kay Gresham, Stephanie Pace, Amy Stumperth, Jeff Chenevey, Sharon Brown, Bryan Steffee, Janet Mickler, Barbara Bansbach, Bob Schwartz, Row 6 Eric Martin, Deb Gow, Amy Kandel, Sandy Herdle, Sheila Chaney, Amy James, Caryn Carmack, Amy Lykens, Susan Synder, Allison Smith, John Zamareti, Kyle Harrop, Richard Schiemer MARCHING BAND Row 1: Maria Heggestad, Allison Indorf, Sally Taylor, Annette Johnson, Wendy Coles, Martha Fickle, Miriam Soto, Teresa Beitgel, Audra Pratt, Melanie Samay, Dr. Gary Funk; Director, Row 2: Alison Smith, Laura Walsh, Lisa King, Amy Lukens, Whitney Thomas, Beth Smith, Charla Nitschke, Enelly Santiago, Donna Butler, Lisa Schoeppner, Row 3: Alice Singelyn, Detria Kleon, Dick Casper, Randy Hart, Eric Vogt, John Evans, Bob Schwartz, Joe Carter, Donna Mill- er, Sheila Chaney, Row 4: John Zamarelli, Jeff Wason, Dave Elliott, Chuck Hofmeister, Richard Schiemer, Jim Knepp, Eric Martin Not Pictured: Kyle Harrop, Donna Myers CONCERT CHOIR EME Lae: wees — ACLIVITIES Row 1: P. Maschmeier, S. Hurd, K. McMaugh, J. Hardy, V. Grant, R. Henderson Row 2: A. Keppler, K. Lazzaro, A. Smith, B. Bansbach, T. Cole, A. Nicholson Row 1: D. Repose, A. Kunkel, M. Dilling, B. Uzl, B. Mackey, C. McCormick, B. Hunt, J. Evans Row 2: J. Sharkey, T. Embaugh, D. Beougher, D. Petcavage, J. Lane, J. Wason, K. Jennings Foe el ae SOO Row 1: A. Kunkel, R. Gerber, D. Zimpelman, B. Uzl, K. Jacobson, M. Samay, J. Boehm Row 2: D. Cliver, C. Rainsberg, L. Hall, C. Nitschke, M. Dougherty, R. LaDue, S. Gershom, K. Butera Row 3: J. Gaiser, M. Wernecke, L. Petzinger, B. Bischoff, K. McCoy, Y. Powell, D. Wells, L. Rook, S$. Carman, J. Applegate Row 1: M. Trieff, R. Trieff, J. McGuire, L. Roth, R. Gerber, C. Uber, J. Boehm Row 2: K. McCoy, Y. Powell, D. Swaldo, J. Scott, L. Gligor, S. Gershom, M. Werneke, L. Petzinger, V. Grant Ales) IQ) zs Oy BLACK STUDENT UNION Row 1: D. Ivory, J. Allen, C. Owens, L. Nichols, T. West, W. Dawson, E. Marewangepo, C. Holmes Row 2: W. Allen, D. Knight, D. Evans, M. Jackson, A. Wilks, T. Junius, J. Nderere, M. John- son, D. Felder Row 3: S. Johnson, D. Hunter, K. Jackson, J. Patterson, P. Brandon, J. Beard, E. Jones, M. Jarrett, M. Armstead COUNSELOR’S eg. eter acy ica sin trae rea Row 1: M. Dilling, T. Embaugh, J. Evans, B. Hunt, N. Cellini, D. Rega, C. McCormack Row 2: J. Sharkey, W. Allen, M. Maloney, A. Kunkel, D. Beougher, K. Jacobson, B. Uzl STUDENT ACTIVITIES COUNCIL ROW 1:L. McCarty, D. Snow, R. Henderson, S. Tice, A. Johnson, M. Dougherty, C. Starkey, C. Castor, K. Kontnier ROW 2: K. Bryan, L. Hall, D. Swaldo, S. Carman, C. Nitschke, L. Rook, K. Butera, J. Applegate, C. Wolonsky ROW 3: K. Seelinger, J. Jinks, J. Scott, M. Kurtz, D. Behrendt, R. LaDue, S. Chaney, T. Gregory T. Gregory, A. Johnson, S. Carman, D. Swaldo, D. Snow, R. Henderson, C. Wo- Jenny Hardy lonsky, J. Scott, J. Jinks ROW 1: D. Swaldo, L. Hall, S. Chaney, J. Gaiser, J. Applegate, S. Hurd, P. Benya ROW 2: S. Gershom, M. Trieff, A. Meeker, C. Uber, C. Nitschke, D. Meyers, C. Rainsberg, K. Kont- nier, K. Butera, L. Rook, S. Carman ROW 3: Y. Powell, J. McGurire, D. McDermott, M. Wernecke, R. Trieff +e 7 ‘ bees SS SS5dee Se) y eer FePeeeeeees tht et MNGESCELE Rss. hh ks Yo ROW 1: M. VanTiem, J. Rayburn, S. Gindlesberger, T. Piccioti, N. Kiem, B. Hood, J. Elliot ROW 2: S. Chaney, S. Miller, S. Pelini, D. Zimpelman, M. Mehalic, M. Trieff, J. Hall ROW 1: K. McCoy, A. Kandel, D. Beougher, K. McMaugh, V. Grant ROW 2: D. Elliot, C. Gundlah, S. Hurd, $. Carman, L. Rook, J. Brewster, K. Butz, B. Aileff ROW 3: W. Allen, C. McCormack, D. Behrendt, J. Hardy, R. LaDue, L. Layne, J. Craig, K. Butera ROW 1: D. Hoefler, D. Behrendt, D. Wells, J. Rayburn, S. Chaney, J. Wason, C. Andaloro ROW 2: A. Smith, S. Gindlesberger, K. McMaugh, A. Kunkel, S. Hurd, T. Em- baugh, V. Grant, D. Beougher, S. Pelini ROW 1: B. Dando, C. Daulbaugh, J. Brewster, E. Vogt, M. Skowronski, C. Rainsberg, M. Wernecke, J. Gaiser ROW 2: K. Fujita, C. Uber, J. Zur- brugg, L. Petzinger, A. Johnson, K. Kontnier, C. Ward ROW 1: M. Skowronski, C. Rainsberg, M. Wernecke, L. Petzinger, A. Wells, C. Uber, J. Zurbrugg, J. Brewster ROW 2: W. Allen, R. Gerber, E. Vogt aM | } | | oe B. Bansbach, L. Walsh, B. Unkefer, A. Singlelyn ZOD S fot es ROW 1: K. McMaugh, C. Andaloro ROW 2: W. Paul, S. Car- man, D. Gow, C. Ward ROW 3: L. Petzinger, M. Toker, B. Bansbach, D. Zimpelman Dm i ZO D. Percavage, T. Picciotti, ( P. Baker, S. Baker, S. Hubic- sak, D. Watsdon, M. Trieff, N. Bradshaw 48 ROW 1: T. Picciotti, $. Chaney, A. Johnson, R. Henderson, D. Wells, S. Gindlesberger ROW 2: K. McMaugh, R. LaDue, S. Miller, D. Beougher, C. Andaloro ROW 3: D. Hoefl er, J. Rayburn, D. Behrendt, W. Dawson, A. Kunkel, T. Embaugh, J. Hardy SKI CLUB ROW 1: M. VanTiem, L. Gligor, N. Kiem, C. Engle, S. Gindlesberger, K. Fujita ROW 2: I. Fujiki, J. Lee, A. Stutz, A. Meeker, K. Walker, S. Meinke, A. Kunkel, B. Robinson, $. Moore, T. Picciotti 39 Row 1: T. Gregory, K. Kontnier, B. Uzl, P. Feeney Row 2: J. Werren, D. Cliver, J. McGuire, J. Evans Row 1: P. Feeney, G. McGuire, C. Uber, K. Kontnier, T. Gregory Row 2: K. McCoy, J. Werren CoS amemmarcrcyersne ca GY 7 as [ Row 1: R. Hart, E. Santiago, D. Betancourt Row 2: C. Ward, C. Starkey, K. Butera, K. Kontnier Row 1: E. Santiago, M. Soto, M. Fukamura, M. Shimamura, Y. Gu, P. Martin Row 2: D. Betancourt, K. Fujita, H. Vongpusanachai, Dr. Shaker, I. Fujiki, J. Lee Row 3: W. Lye, J. Lee, M. Khoo, A. Saleh, M. Toker, V. Acquah Finn, I. Saleh, B. Shum eee ne oONZmocCHoS A A) S O G if A if I O N O la Wis Row 1: L. Rook, R. Jackson, K. Mur- dock Row 2: J. Brewster, S. Harris, T. Wheel- er, B. Dando Row 3: R. LaDue, J. Wason, J. Stewart Row 1: J. Tennery, A. Meeker Row 2: J. Carter, D. Beougher, R. Jack- son, W. Paul, S. Moore D. Cliver, S. Harris, L. Rook, S. Kirk a C. McCormack J. Applegate B. Murrell bint AO I Oty Gye Coreen Row 1: B. Clinefelter, V. Grant, L. Pol- len, M. Kurtz Row 2: N. Cellini, D. Poe, R. LaDue, R. | Jackson, J. Collins Row 1: C. Oliver, K. Gowins, D. Cliver Row 2: R. Gerber, K. McCoy, J. Werren, K. Connors ivaawonl P E i R Row 1: W. Dawson, C. Holmes OROEMAPGOOA Row 1: D. Hoefler, M. Cline, J. Apple- gate, B. Uzl, M. Secrist Row 2: K. Flickinger, C. McCormick, R. Gerber, R. Murrell KAOKODTAKSY Row 1: C. McCormick, R. Murrell, Row 2: K. Gresham, B. Bischoff, J. Wer- ren, K. Connors KQororade +4 Row 1: S. Tabor Row 2: L. Polen Row 3: L. Doring, J. McBride, C. Craw- ford Row 4: J. Malay ; Row 5: D. Myers Row 1: M. Dougherty, C. Starkey, K. Kontier, D. Zimpelman, M. Fukamura Row 2: A. Kepler, J. Hardy, C. Nitschke, J. Stevens, D. McDermott, D. Kipfstuhl Row 2: S. Kirk, K. Flickinger, M. Cline Row 3: K. Fujita, B. Bischoff, R. Topper P Row 1: R. Combs, W. Coles Row 1: M. Dilling, P. Maschmeier, M. Trieff, A. Drda, C. Uber Row 1: A. Drda, K. Gresham, B. Bis- choff EeiGaGN SGN BRIDAL SHOW “An Affair to Remember”, sponsored by the Associated Women Students was the theme for the 1986 Mount Union College Bridal Boutique. The Bridal Show took place on March 19, 1986 at 8:00 p.m. in the Hoover-Price Campus Center. Bridal Fashions and Tuxedos were presented for four different “affairs” which consisted of A “Simple”, “Storybook” “Traditional” and “Grand” Affair. Co-Chairpersons of the event were Kathleen Butera and Susan Pelini, with Lori Fuhrer accompanying on piano. Models in the show were Bill Biedenbach, Cheryl Cailor, and Glenn Johnson representing Independent Students, Cindy Andaloro, Alpha Zi Delta, Tony Della Phi Kappa Tau, Laura Gligor Alpha Delta Pi, Jenny Hardy AWS, Pat Heddleston Sigma Nu, Celena Holmes Black Student Union, Bruce Mackey Men’s Resident Council, Charla Nitscke Independent Students, Lucy Santiago Delta Delta Delta, Keith Sposit Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Tony Tarantino Alpha Tau Omega, Tom West Black Student Union, Regan Winegard Alpha Chi Omega, Mr Mrs. Gordon Brollier, Mr Mrs. John Homon, Anne-Marie Montgomery and Jonathan Brollier. 1986 SPRING FEST “Spring Fest” is a week featuring a variety of special events including the crowning of the ‘Spring Fest Queen” Reigning Spring Fest Queen Susan Pelini crowned the 1986 queen Marci Whittington. The Spring Fest Court included June Applegate, Caryn Car- mack, Sheila Chaney, Velvet Grant, Kathleen Lazzaro, Gretchen Lewis and Whitney Thomas. Thomas was also selected as Maid of Honor. : pyrene -e 3 -¢ : FACULTY 53 OUR Memories Will Last a Life Time... WHAT IS MEMORY? Suppose you could not remember. Can you imagine what it would be like to not be able to recall some of the most beautiful things you have ever seen? heard? read? encoun- tered? thought? The gift of memory may well be your most prized and lasting possession. No person can take away your memories. You may “relish them”, “cherish them”, ‘share them” — but they are YOURS for a life time! What is the balance in your “Memory Bank” as you conclude your four years of under-graduate study at Mount Union? Is your account bulging with “Memories that will last a life time’’? What deposits have you been making to your memory ac- count as you have lived out four years of your life here with other students, with professors, administrators, and with the host of other persons needed to make your life here comfort- able and meaningful? What from all these human contacts is stored away in your memory system that you can draw on for a life time? What vibrates in your memory when you —hear the Alma Mater? —hear a special song that had particular meaning for you and a “certain someone’? —hear the chatter of a crowd and recall the dining com- mons? —hear the word “test” and you remember your finals? —smell a special cologne or after-shave worn on a special occasion? —feel the cold of the snow on your face and remember the snow Carnivals? —eat a late, late-early-breakfast and recall the pre-finals breakfast and all the excitement in the air? —hear your name called and you walk again across the stage at Timken to receive your long awaited diploma — and then all the emotions that poured forth afterward as you said goodbye to very dear and close friends? —smell that special pizza aroma filling the snack bar? —are popping corn and recall those long and involved talks with special persons? —learned that you had made the Dean’s list? —see a beautiful sunset and remember walking by the lake thinking deep thoughts and perhaps sharing them with a best friend? —smell coffee brewing and think about all the cramming you did “the night before’’? —hear a band and see Ken Wable being carried across the football field? —are reading and you hear one of your professors elabo- rating on “MacBeth”, “Halley's Comet’, ‘Time Manage- ment”, “Piaget” and you are transported back to a class- room On campus and you remember the persons who sat on either side of you and you start wondering about them and what they are doing? —recall sharing with someone special what you wanted to do with your life and the kind of person you wanted to be when you got out on “your own’? —remember “someone” who helped you to become the person you could be? —remember those dreams you had for your life and the future when you became a senior? Clifford D. Shields Interim President Terence S. Taylor Dean of Men WHAT IS MEMORY? the marvelous ability to recall some of the most beautiful and meaningful things we have ever seen, heard, read, encoun- tered, thought! Memories are priceless treasures! Memories of things precious keep the heart warm. Keep adding good memories to your account for they will bless and enrich you immeasureably for a LIFE TIME! Thank God for the gift of memory — Georgia Sprinkle 1 29 86 John F. Fleischauer Dean of the College Dorothy J. Davis Dean of Women NGG Dear Students and Colleagues: “One's philosophy is not best expressed in words: It is expressed in the choices one makes — in the long run we shape our lives and we shape ourselves. The process never ends until we die. And the choices we make are ultimately our responsibility” — so stated Eleanor Roosevelt in her book YOU LEARN BY LIVING. The good choices that one makes are the key to one’s success. As you celebrate the baccalaureate degree that you have now earned, you are evidenc- ing several of the good choices you have already made — to attend college, to obtain a liberal educa- tion at Mount Union, to obtain some specialization in a single field or area, and to make friendships that can be continued after graduation. Mount Union is a place, to be sure, but even more, it is a spirit for all to remember. Your college experience is one of the special Opportunities in American life so much taken for granted that it is often obscured in a haze of famil- larity. However, the degree you have earned signi- fies many benefits — benefits which can provide a lifetime of memories. It means rigorous study and participation in rich extracurricular and social life. It means the tutelage of outstanding professors and access to excellent library, laboratory, dining, re- creational, and social facilties. It means a time for one’s broad emotional and moral development and the development of greater practical competence as citizens and as members of families and organiza- tions. It means studies and extracurricular activities where you have nurtured the development of sound values, aesthetic sensibility, religious interest, hu- man understanding, physical development, and fruitful leisure. I trust that Mount Union College has fulfilled the promise made when you enrolled would do our best to help prepare you for success. If the College has succeeded in its promise, your memories for a life- time Can support your every endeavor. It 1s now the time for you to take up the further promises you have made to yourself, and I wish you the very best for success in all of your pursuits. I hope that all of you will return frequently to share your growth and happiness in life with your classmates and be re- newed in the spirit of Mount Union College. Best regards. Sincerely, Clifford D. Shields Interim President Alan Aldinger Mark Bergmann Gordon Brollier Marcia Burch Heather Clark Asst. Dir. of Public Info. Alumni Director Dir. of Development Asst. Director of Admissions Research Director of Dev. , 2k Karen Cramblett Mike Culp David Freshley Paul Froman Richard Giese Asst. Director of Admissions Admissions Director Asst. Business Manager Registrar Dir. of Enrollment Planning and Financial Aid 56 2 Larry Griffith Harold Hall Timothy Hepler Kathy Homon Hugh I. Jae Business Manager Director of Admissions Asst. Dir. of Computer Center ASSem DitmOreti POG Dir. of Cooperative Educ. and Placement Julann Kata Harry Paidas Sandra Pittenger Ernest A. Sheetz Tracie Starkweather Admissions Counselor Development and Public Info. Asst. Dir. of Student Financial — Vice President for Development Admissions Counselor Asst. Director Aid Amy Tomko Carol Vaughn John Bienz Jerry Blount Charles Brueske Asst. Dir. of Admissions Coordinator of Community Re- English Biology Biology lations Menon Ferald Bryan Daniel Buckel Donald Buckey Vasile Calesi Paul H. Chapman Speech Athletic Program Religion and Philosophy Language English William Coleman Joel Collins Lyle Crist James Dafler Ralph Daily Speech and Librarian Art English and Journalism Health and P.E. Education James Dillon Rose Dikis Sandra Douglas Richard Doyle Marty Draime Math Business Administration Health and P.E. History Athletic Program Richard Dutson Leonard Epp Sue Enyon Danita Fick Gary Funk History Biology Music David Goldstein Daniel Gorman Lee Gray Jeffrey Hahn Douglas Hendel Physical Education Dir. of Sports Medicine Geology Sociology Speech and Drama 60 MENEAME ORLEE NTN PAIR. y PRPC BCS PED OT ES SPA aT RATE TONES TES 2S? ee | ALLIES SEARING wee Faye Hollaway John Homon James Hopper Martin Horning David Hughes Chemistry Health and P.E. Art Economics Athletic Program winch, efile o ah sigue? Mises (ome YN Carl Kandel Larry Kehres Kathleen King John Kirchmeyer Stephen Kramer Music Athletic Director Sociology Computer Science Psychology 61 Peter Lucke Katherine McMahon Thomas Maderia Gloria Malone William Markley Physics English Athletic Program English Mathematics JA “A Patricia Matthews Jean Mehlman Donald Montgomery Charles Morford Arthur Murdoch Econ. and Bus. Admin. Computer Science Health and Phys. Ed Speech Chemistry RRR ASTIN EEE LA LT? Michael Myler Raymond Newell Barbara Pauly Lewis Phelps Hubert Pinney Econ., Acctg., Bus. Admin. Religion Athletic Program Music Acctg. and Bus. Admin. David Ragosin James Rodman Paul Shaker Georgia Sprinkle Rebecca Stevens English Physics Education Education Sociology 2 ® Peter Synnestvedt George Thomas Truman Turnquist Wesley Vesey James Vincent Music Religion and Philosophy Chemistry Religion Speech Kenneth Wable Anne Wagner James Walton Jeffrey Wendorf Robert Wiese Physical Education Foreign Language English Athletic program Geology Shea Zellweger David Zoky Angela Zumbar Michael Zwilling Psychology Acct. and Nontraditional Stud- Spanish Mathematics ies APES ESE S53 es cams : A LA TEACHER OF THE YEAR Dr. KING SPORTS 67 FOOTBALL For the first time in Mount Union College histo- ty, Coach Wable’s Purple Radiers finished the regular season 10-0, won the Ohio Athletic Con- ference Championship and received a bid to the NCAA Division III playoffs. The 1985 season was capped by beating Witten- berg 38-15, Baldwin Wallace 14-3, and Muskin- gum 24-3. Mount Union played Denison University in the first round of the Division III playoffs, and de- feated the Big Red 35-3. The Raiders then went on to Rock-Island, III. to play Augustana Col- lege. Despite the 14-7 lead in the second half, Augustana took the win by a 21-14 count. Senior captains Scott Woolf, Tony Tarantino, and John Heather led this years championship team. Quarterback Scott Woolf was named the Gragory Award winner as the OAC’s most out- standing offensive back. Defensive tackle John C. Heather was named the OAC’s most valuable line man. In addition, other first team OAC choices included guard Doug Hoff, fullback Tony Tarantino and defensive end Roger Miller. Woolf and junior safety Vic Harris were chosen second team Little All-American by Associated Press. Coach Wable who was 123-95-2 and sixth on the OAC’s all-time victory list, was named OAC and Kodak Region 3 Coach of The Year. The 1985 Football Season surely will be a memo- rable one. ‘oe rereotvew atonement Samanta reenter eyes RR CHERRY HOS GO PHC EITAR ER Front row (left to right) C. Wagner, K. Karmie, B. Ailiff, M. Barry, M. Zemrock, J. Mayfield, J. Heather, T Tarantino, D. Hoff, Roger Miller, Jeff Woods, Neil Keim, Scott Woolf. Row 2. DAve Kowalski, Tomm Potts, Jim Collins, Scott Hewitt, Scott Gindlesberger, Dan Petcavage, Mike Groff, Tim Piciotti, Mike Strumbly, Jeff Erskine, Bob Klinar, Jeff Peshek, Brian Kucia. Row 3. Chris Weber, Bruce Hunt, Kevin Pilmer, B.J. Tedesco, Mike Kane, Rob Wilson, Jow Knoll, Bill Ryer, Brian Martz, Paul Santiago, Mike Long, Mike Jarrett, Ken Rector. Row 4. Randy Powell, Vic Harris, Alan Flaisman, Mark Marzano, Dale Karmie, Rob Celeste, Bob Cooper, Shane Hruby, Dave Rega, Ray Camma, Greg Flasco, Bill Munday. Row 5 Miles Jackson, Vincent Boddy, Gary LaBianco, Ted Hanlon, Ned Bauhof, Chuck Milburn, Andy Pentecost, Tyler Zeedrich, Dick Reed, Brian Mullaly, Scott Sanders, Ed Hogyz, Row 6: Steve Sladewski, Jim Greaves, Chris Michel, Chris Dudash, Gilbert Perez, Mike Kovalchuk, Doug Anderson, Keith Robarczyk, David Bowman, Tom Littman, Don Eynon, Brian Frost. Row 7 Craig Unckrich, Jeff Byham, Gary Sabath, Stu Johnson, Mike O’Donnell, Pat Brandon, David Hare, Scott, Runkle, Eddie Sowards, Greg Bender, Paul Hrics, Joe Tayse. Row 8. Manager Jay Hines, Head Manager Randy Cook, Brian Willis, Nick Cellini, Pete Long, Mike Woitylak, George Olshawsky, David Waggoner, Dan Poe, Mark Croff, Head Trainer Dan Gorman, Student Trainer Jack Smith, Student Trainer Jeff Layne, Student Trainer Matt Zingery, Student Assistant Jon Elliot, Student Assistant Jeff Sharkey, Assistant Coach Tom Maderia, Assistant Coach Don Montgomery, Head Coach Ken Wable, Assistant coach Jeff Wendorf, Student Assistants, Bob Frey, Jay Corlew. iy 17 ohh a Ki Ais q Nie ‘s Miyay Ay re ene Coach John Homon’s team won the Athletic Conference championship for the second straight year. The Purple Raiders compiled 30 points, putting five runners among the top nine, to easily outdistance second place Wittenberg, which had 68. Junior Marcell Stephens took third place in the OAC, second place in the Great Lakes Regional and also earned All-America honors at the Division III cross country championships. He placed 24th. out of 176 runners to be- come Mount Union’s 10th All-Amer- ica in that sport. Other all-conference runners for Mount were John Rayburn, fourth, Mike Maloney, sixth, Chris Creager, eighth, and Dennis Beougher, ninth. First year Coach Barb Pauly led the women’s cross country to a second place finish in the Ohio Athletic Con- ference. It was the most successful sea- son in the history of Women’s Cross Country at Mount Union. Junior Tina Cronin won the individual OAC championship and freshman Chris Rosenthal was seventh, earning all-conference laurels. The team compiled a 4-1 dual meet record and participated in the NCAA Division III Great Lakes Regional for the first time. Row 1: Laura Polen, Chris Rosenthal, Venita Carlo, Tina Cronin Row 2: Wendy Coles, Lisa Doring, Sue Slimek, Coach Barb Pauly Row 1: Dennis Beougher, Dave Schall, John Peets, Chris Gundlah, Eric Lukens, Mike Chambers, John Rayburn Row 2: Coach Homon, , Mike Maloney, Marcell Stevens, Chris Creager, Rob Bennett, Deb Hoeffler. [eee DE Onis DAL L. It was a tough year in terms of wins and losses but great strikes were made in the Mount Union ; women’s volleyball program under Coach Marty Draime. Mount Union hosted the Ohio Athletic Conference volleyball championship for the first time, and gave defending champion Ohio Northern the toughest battle of the tournament. Senior Robbie Henderson was chosen second team all OAC and first team Academic All-OAC. Row 1: Kathy Butz, Sheila Nalawadi, Chris Rainsberg, Anita Patterson, Robbie Henderson, Linda Bosado, Lisa Carr, Patty Baer Row 2: Claudia Wilcox, Becki Underation, Sue Baker, Stacy Pisor, Dawn Hopes, Sue Hubicsak, Row 3: Coach Marty Draime, Terry Embaugh, DeAnna Watson, Sharon Sche, Marsha Matthews, Jill Brownlee, Nancy Bradshaw, Jenny Hardy. t ; 4 : 3 ' é SOGGEKS The Mount Union Soccer team won the first seven matches of the season, six by shutout and ended the year with a 10-4-2 record. They took second place in the Ohio Athletic Conference with a record of 6-1-1. A school record with 15 career shutouts and eight in one season was set by sophomore goal- keeper Paul Leshko. Leshko was also named first time All-OAC. Bruce Mackey and Steve Allaire were also named first team and senior Tomo Naka was picked second team. In addition, Mackey was picked second team All-America, the highest honor ever by a Mount Union soccer player. Row 1 Scott Meinke, Bruce Mackey, Tomo Naka, David Dosa, Kurt Jennings, Aaron Glugover, Ross Foster Row 2: Coach David Goldstein, Craig Hill, Tim Chamberlain, Mike Marsh, Craig Fisher, Mark am Fey ‘ ‘wit a” a Mie ek 5 ie GES A ua ee a Lindblad, Steve Allaire, Trainer Paula Bealer Row 3: Paul Leshko, Chris Underation, Assistant Coach Josh Eaton és SWIMMING Mount Union men finished the season with a 6-2 record and placed fourth of eight teams in the Penn-Ohio Conference championships. The Mount Union men’s swim team was once again lead by junior Sean Malottke who added three more All-America citations at the NCAA ae Division III swimming and diving champion- ships. For the women, spite a 2-6 record, a number of individual and relay records fell during the 1985- 86 season. Continued improvement in the pro- gram is expected, as the team loses only three seniors to graduation. ic Aid BOTTOM ROW L-R Sue Slimak, Kate Barrett, Tammy Mahshie, Jill Mast, Lynne Michel, Sue Lugalia, Joyce Kast! ROW 2 L-R Barb Quigg, Mei-Lin Khoo, Wendy Sestili, Emily Jones, Marion Mooney, Debra Kaneen ROW 3 L-R Rob Quel, Sean Malottke, Jerry Patrick Bruce Porter, Tim McGuriman, Steve Kile ROW 4 (top) L-R Scott Wolfe, Steve Wood, Dave Gonzalez, Phil Zeitz, Joel Nowicki, Chris Roseberry (missing Bill Biedenbach) WRESTLING Finishing their 1985-86 season, the Mount Union Wrestling team has become the recognized pow- er in the OAC. Coach Montgomery's team won the conference title by a record margin, and won six of the ten weight classes. Junior Jay Hines was honored All-America as he placed eighth at 167 pounds at the NCAA cham- pionships. Senior Mike Sessor earned his third straight OAC title along with junior Jerry Ten- nant. Row 1: Brian Mullaly, David Falleni, Mike Sessor, Randy Cook, John Goempel, Jeff Lyons. Row 2: Pete Long, Jeff Miller, Jim Werren, Stephon Forrester, Todd Hibbs, Stan Sirosky, Jim Henessy. Row 3: Coach Don Montgomery, Russ Kring, Jay Hines, Steve Lacher, Jerry Tennant, Anoy Lamancusa. roms ee eee The 1986 basketball team compiled a 7-18 record with more victories than it had had in the last two seasons combined. Junior forward Tommy Wilson led the team in scoring with 392 points. Wilson was among the Ohio Athletic Conference leaders in scoring, re- bounding, and assists and was picked to the second unit on the all-league team. Also, junior guard Rob Bishop was fourth in scoring average in the OAC at 17.8, even though he missed four games with a broken hand. Coach Jim Dafler anxiously awaits next season as they try for a winning season. ame Front Row (I-r): Manager David Opfer, Mike Mazzeo, Greg King, Ernie Moore, Chris Ferranti, Troy Potteiger, David Watkins, Jim Dippel, Jess Stokes, Manager Scott Hoffmeyer. Second Row (l-r): Ken Rector, Shawn Machak, Todd Redus, Bill Marx, Rob Bishop, Rogers Galloway, Dave Petty, Tommy Wilson. Back Row, (I-r): Head Coach Jim Dafler, Assistant Coach Dan Hughes, Jerry Davis, Troy Jones, Kevin Carty, Jon Grandstaff, Frank Neal, Dave Katusin, Student Assistant Greg Morgan. aouay, Front Row (L-r): Cynthia Blackwell, Jill Miller, Joan Pwarck, Pippa Pierce, Missy Loughman, Barb Arney, Cindy Archer, Amy Mutchman, Heather Fairall Second Row (I-r): Head Coach Don Buckel, Assistant Coach Danita Haynam Fick, Molly Maher, Cindy Bash, Julie Sharkich, Pam Harrold, Kim Krueger, Student Assistant Nancy Bradshaw, Manager Kathy Grimm. Mount Union’s season saw an 11-11 record and an upset of third place Muskingum in the first round of the OAC tournament. The MUC women lose two seniors who were great assets to the team. Center Pam Harrold who scored 925 points in a three-year career, and point guard Barb Arney who holds the record for most assists in one game and in One season. Junior Cindy Bash became only the second play- er in Mount Union women’s basketball history to score 1,000 points. She was third in the OAC in scoring with an 18.2 average. Bash is also only 36 points away from being Mount Union’s all time leading scorer in a career. Nancy Molnar (1980-1984) holds the record at 1059. Congratula- tions Cindy! Next season should be full of many accomplish- ments, probably one of the best seasons in a long time. we abonerar csc. MEN’S TRACK The Purple Raider track team won its fifth straight OAC indoor track championship. They took eight of the 16 events. Junior Marcell Ste- phens won the 800 and 1500-meter runs and pole vaulter Ken DeBos set a record at 16% and senior shot put Mark Loy set another mark at 55-9 . At the NCAA Division III Indoor champion- ships the Raiders took second place and gar- nered five All-Americans. In outdoor track the Purple Raiders won their fourth consecutive OAC outdoor track cham- pionship. Senior Mark Loy won his fifth OAC shot put title, including indoor and outdoor, and took second at the Division IIJ meet. DeBos took the Division III crown in pole vault, while Stephens took the 800 and 1500 at conference then won the 800 at the Division III meet. oa Fae EN MUC MEN’S TRACK Front row: Mike Chambers, Craig Smalley, Allen Wilks, Mark Loy, Cesar Hernandez, Willie Dawson. Second Row: Jonathon Kessel, Dan Betancourt, Joe Reynolds, Mike Zemrock, Glenn Johnson, Tom West, Eric Wilson, Rob Bennett, Greg Arbogast, Scott Murdoch. Third Row: Larry Cornell, Ken DeBos, Jeff Patterson, John Rayburn, Marcell Stephens, Ken Fang, Eric Lukens, Joe Knoll, Chris Gundlah, Dave Schall. Back Row: Head Coach John Homon, Assistant Coach Mark Hannan, Jason Jump, Derrick Hunter, Dean White, Bucky White, Scott Runkle, Bob DenBleyker, Russ Foster, Volunteer Coach Randy Burke, Assistant Coach Bob Dagenhardt. permet WOMEN’S TRACK Mount Union’s women’s indoor track team con- cluded a successful season with an OAC cham- pionship. Cora Owens was named the meet’s most valuable runner on March 1 as she won the 55, 300 and 400 meters and was on the winning 4 X 400 meter relay. In indoor track, Mount Union took second in the OAC behind Muskingum College. The team won four events led by sophomore Cora Adams, who took the 200 and 400 meter dashes. 1986 MOUNT UNION COLLEGE WOMEN’S TRACK Front Row (I-r): Chris Rosenthal, Lisa Doring, Diane Zimpelman, Andrea Sumser, Laura Polen, Cora Owens. Back Row (I-r): Head Coach Barb Pauly, Jennifer Stevens, Jeanette Nderere, Leslie Eppler, Nita Carlo, Michelle Varano, Lisa Suggett, Tina Cronin, Missing are Claudia Wlcox and Kathy Butz. The Mount Union Baseball team finished the season with a deceiving 9-20 record. Senior Pat Heddleston of Alliance was named second team Academic All America catcher in the college division by the College Sports Infor- mation Directors of America as he led Mount Union with .418 batting average, a .780 slugging percentage. Heddleston, senior Kirk Parker and junior John Evans were named to the academic All-OAC team, which was the most of any conference. 1986 MOUNT UNION COLLEGE BASEBALL Front Row (l-r): Head Coach Dan Hughes, Ted Majestic, Kirk Parker, Pat Heddleston, Joe Clark, Rich Bordini, Dave Cutting, Student Assistant Keith Jacobson Second Row (I-r): Todd Kildow, Doug Battershell, Don Moore, Pat Corcoran, Chad Calder, John Evans, Clendon Thomas, Kevin Scarbrough Third Row (I-r): Doug Cox, Ryan Parker, Jim Smith, Gordon Splete, Joel Beard, Troy Jones, Jason Hathawy, Mike Mytnick Back Row (I-r): Assistant Coach Ken Zupanic, Jim Flauraud, Mike DeBenedictis, Chris Shenberger, Mike Harwood, Jim Cuckler, Eddie Sowards, Todd Gregory, manager. SOMEBAIL The Raider’s placed second in both the regular season and the OAC tournament and compiled a 20-10 record overall and 14-2 in league play. Senior Sandy Kennedy was selected first team AILOAC. Selected to second team were fresh- man outfielder Stacy Pisor, and senior catcher Sue Lindahl. os 1986 MOUNT UNION COLLEGE SOFTBALL Front Row (I-r): Jill Miller, Rena Moore, Patti Maschmeier, Stacy Pisor, Paula Bealer, Kathy Grimm Back Row (I-r): Sandy Kennedy, Sue Lindahl, Marsha Mat- thews, Nancy Bradshaw, Dawn Hopes, Coach Sandy Douglas. ere Aten Tite eee TENNIS AND GOLF yx KAAS RK The Mount Union Men's Tennis Team took fourth place finish in the 2 i? : , 2@ @, Wy, OAC fourth second straight year. Junior Paul Kennedy took runnerup SS SRE SSL spot at No. 2 singles and so did Jim Collins at No. 6 singles. Two of Mount Union’s doubles teams claimed consolation round titles as did yY Y Le sophomore Dan Hodge at No. 4 singles. tae, e. Re teste ; : PRIS Sete” r AS k xx cA ee ee x oe Cee Se ll Row 1: Coach Dafler, Scott Hoffmeyer, Rogers Galloway, Jim Collins, Jeff Layne Row 2: Billy Tan, Massaro, Dan Hodge, Paul Kennedy ae oe The 1986 Women’s Tennis team coached by Marty Draime was not very fortunate. The team struggled through its OAC slate winless and took ninth in the conference tourney. Row 1: Brenda Milligan, Dorothy Miller, Amy Bates, Barb Watson, Nancy Chiacchiro Row 2: Sue Soergel, Janet Daily, Doreen Perey, Pam Simmons, Coach Marty Draime The Mount Union Golf Team was a young but promising squad and took seventh of eight teams at the OAC tournament. Coach Wable is expecting bigger things from his team in the future. Row 1: Motoki Shimamori, Ichiro Fujiki, Allan Stutz, Dan Jordan, Keith Phillips, Row 2: Coach Ken Wable, Kevin Connor, Boyd Robinson, Brad Efaw, Jeff Roeger 83 LAGROSSE Senior Mike March made history by becoming the first lacrosse player in Mount Union history to receive a post-season honor. He was selected by the Midwest Lacrosse Association as honor- able mention on its all-league team at the mid- field position. Sophomore John Kehoe led Mount Union in scoring by tallying 14 of Mount Union's 31 goals. The Raiders playing a grueling schedule which included Notre Dame, Michigan State, Ohio State, Ohio Wesleyan and Colorado Col- lege, were winless on the year. PAIDERS 32 1986 Mount Union College Lacrosse Team Front Row (I-r): Scorekeeper Ellyn Hess, John Baker, Keith Lowden, Sigmund VanDamme, Paul Snatiago, Shawn Whelan, Keith Vogel Middle Row (l-r): Assistant Coach Josh Eaton, Dave Elliott, Jim Kirklin, Chris Connell, John Kehoe, Peter Renwick, Mike Marsch. Back Row (I-r): , Dennis Rowan, Joe Hruby, John Laure- tig, Gilbert Perez, Head Coach Dave Goldstein. a ate L-R R. Moore, L. Hamick, S. Perkins, S. Pelini, L. Gligor, C. Engle, D. Sualdo, D. Dagvila 3 MQUNT UNION STADIUM | ‘ wi Es yt Es: a Friends: A shoulder to cry on, - An ear to bend, Money to borrow, Clothes to lend, Friday night movies Afternoon walks, Being together, Our private talks, Mending our hearts, Crying those tears, Planning our futures, Voicing our fears, Our memories together May they never end, Always together, Forever Friends. ei —— wwe, a 91 Greeks Gj ih ial erin ttt tienrve 94 95 j eC “ae ; PES - 96 a. Tt EI ES AO ST EIET IRANI TUNEL SAT re Q7 . ht i, eye a ut iar : i Meal AH misbabili’ (4th ab ROW 1: Ellyn Hess, Andrea Sumser, Julie Roberts, Mary, Skowronski, Barb Quigg ROW 2: Rachail Trieff, Sue Weaver, Laura Walsh, Sue Baker, Sue Hubicsak, Jeannine McGuire, Amy Kandel, Michele Breting ROW 4: Kathleen Lazzaro, Michele Mehalic, Mary Trieff, DeAnna Watson ROW 5: Beth Brown, Alyson Meeker, Cathy Cecil, Lynn Ostendorf ROW 1: Sue Perkins, Christine Brown, Kathy Butz, Carol Farah, Jamie Mcbride, Missy Kurtz, Micki Burrington, Sandy Kennedy ROW 2: Laura Roth, Julie Drakesmith, Shari Kopilchack, Ann Keppler, Donna Bahnsen, DeAnna Seyler 100 “ ‘ a ROW 1: Lisa Hall, Wendy Coles, Dana Ivory, Melanie Secrist, Annette Johnson, Robin Hender- son, Linda Majestic, Beth Bischoff, Patti Maschmeier ROW 2: Janice Brewster, Sally Taylor, Chris Rainsberg, Diane Zimpelman, Regan Cole, Tammy Mahshie, Peggy Ticconi , Samantha Earley, Anita Drda, Kay Gresham, Stephanie Carman, ROW 3: Deb Hoefler, Wendy Pauls, Elaine Honner, Kelly McMaugh, Sally Hurd, Cindy Aurslanian, Bridget Dando, Sally Thornton, Brenda Milligan, Janet Dailey ROW 4: Lucy Santiago, Sandra Rodriquez, Mimi Heggestad, Martha Fickle, Laura Pinny, Karen Turowski, Michelle Wernecke, Donna Miller, Amy McCormick, Anita Mendat, Yvonne Powell, Pam Benya ROW 1: Melinda Samay, Cheryl Cailor, Rena Moore ROW 2: Barb Clinefelter, Marci Wittington, Jill Brownlee, Sharon Schaufert ROW 3: DeAnna Swaldo, Ayumi Nishii, Laura Gligor, Caroline Engle, Susan Pellini, Jill Tennery ROW 4: Caryn Carmack, Sheila Chaney, Cindy Oliver, Jamie Scott, Sue Lugaila, Sue Gershom ae y sera ) LO fat Lt PERS WIA Bie 5 HEHE ete Z Sepeississseceticite - g 5 : NS, = Z S Pa ee AWREACI RARO EH Abner, Todd ckley, Heather _ Adee, Jonathan Adkins, Lorie. _ Adkins, Tammy Allaire, Stephen Allen, Jennifer Allen, Wilbur Jr. - Allen, Wilbur II Andaloro, Cynthia Anderson, Doug _ — Antle, John Bruun, Bonnie Brunsky, Christopher Bryan, Kim Bump, John Buranasiri, Karankum Burington, Micki Burke, Wendy Burnham, Luke Burns, Daniel Butera, Kathleen Butler, Donna — - Butterworth, Tracey Butz, Karen Butz, Kathy Buzzard, Can Gasper, Todd _ Castor, Catherine | _Cecere, David — _ Cecil, Cathy . Celeste, Bob Cellini, Nick _ Cifani, James R. Chamberlain, Tim “Michael hc te pee e Chenevey, Micha Chiacchiero, Nancy Cuckler, James Cutting, Dave - Dailey, Janet : _Dalpra, Gina Dando, Bridget Daquila, Donna _ Daris, Karen Daugstrup, Brad Daulbaugh, Chery! Davidson, Wendy Davis, Gerald _ Draves, Mary Ann ___ Dresback, Stephanie = Drrdla, Anita - Dudash, Chris «= , Dugger, Cheri } French, Jonathan Fritts, Tom Froman, Tim Frost, Brian Fuhrer, Loriann Fujiki, Ichiro Fijita, Kazuko Furniss, Dan Rericca Jen Galloway, Rogers Garcia, Isabel — Gelmini, Patricia . Gerber, Rob Gershom, Susan — Gierard, Shirley — : Grischow, Bryan Groff, Mark Groff, Michael Gross, Melinda Guerra, Tom H Hotei, Charles IV Hoff, Doug Hoff, Paula Hoffmeyer, Scott Holmes, Celena Honoshofsky, Lorie oes = Corere Mae sill Hopes, Dawn Horner, Elaine Hosack, Daniel - Hosack, hacia Howell, DeAnn Sue - Hrics, Paul © - By. Shane Jarrett, Mike ae Kurt : Ghee Christine Jinks, Joyce Johnson, Annette _ King, Elizabeth King, Gregory King, Lisa Kiptstuhl, Denise Kirk, Susan — Kirklin, Jim -_Klem, Kim Marie -_ Kleon, Detria Klinar, Bob _ Knepp, Jim Knight, Dwayne Knoll, Joe - Kohler, Susan - Kontnier, Kellie _ Lazzaro, Kathleen Lee, JaySung Leppelmeier, Sandra Leshko, Paul Lewis, Gretchen - Martin, Perry Martz, Brian o Marx, William é i Marzano, Mark — Maschmeier, Patricia Mason, Mike Mason, Scott assaro, Joseph III Mast, jill Mayfield, Alicia Mayfield, Jeff Mayfield, Nola Mazzeo, Michael - McAllister, Gary -Meinke, Scott — ] ny atta Greg _ Mendat, Anita ___ Metlicka, Leslie Michel, Christopher Murphy, Lemonté es Murrell, Bob Myers, Donna Myles, Sheila Mytnick, Mike _ Nadzam, William Nalawadi, Sushila Naka, Tomotsugu Naus, Joseph — Nderere, Jeannette ; : - Pech, Susan Peets, John Pelini, Susan Pentecost, Andy Perez, Dor Perkins, Susan Petcavage, Dan Renard, Ron Reynolds, Pam Rhee, Jennifer Riendeau, Brad Riley, Mike Rinehart, Jennifer Roberts, Julie Robinson, Boyd Rodgers, Kevin Rodriguez, Sandra Rook, Liz _ Rosario, Virgil Roseberry, Chris Rosenthal, Chris wo Ross, Mike Ross, Natalie Rosser, Racquel _ Roth, Laura Royer, Linda : Rukenbrod, Jenny 7 Runkle, Scott abath Salah Donna Kimberly Samay, Melanie Samay, Melinda Sanders, Scott Sankovich, Robert T. _ Santiago, Enelly Sarisky, Donald | Sawka, Andrew Sayre, Gretchen Scarbrough, Kevin Schall, Dave Schiemer, Richard tery voles Otero Schaufert, Sharon — Schilling, Rich Schmitt, Mark Schoeppner, Lisa Schoeppner, Mar Schwartz, Bob. - Schwarze, Kurt Scott, Jamie Smith, John Smith, Marcus _ et Smith, Matt Smith, Ron Smith, Stacy Snow, Diana Snyder, Robert TANCE MURALS Taha Myo rinseern ae _ Snyder, Susan Snyder, T. Joseph — Soergel, Susan Soto, Miriam -Sowards, Eddie _ Splete, Gordon © Sposit, Keith ‘Spr owls, Mark | : Spubler, John — Stalnaker, Jennifer 1s, Marcell Sullivan, Todd Sumser, Andrea - Surbey, Teresa Swaldo, Deanna ____ $wansiger, Paul d Wagner, David Waggoner, David Wagoner, Mary L. Walker, Karl Walsh, Laura Warbel, Dan Ward, Cheri Wasielewski, Noel Wason, Jeff Waterfield, Jim Watkins, Dave Watkins, Nicholas — Watson, Deanna — Weaver, Susan — Wei htman, | — _ Williams, Marla | _ Williams, Sheldon Willis, Brian Wilson, Crista _ Wilson, Rob Wilson, Tom _ STUDENT BODY pictures submitted late rf) CEEEEOEE FRYERS YES v2 ® _ is BS : ie s i i Re Rec M A REDEEMED SEE Hi SLENGAG can’t live for anyone else You gotta live life, that’s all you do Nobody gonna live their life for you vo WN uw fa e) DS tH es Oo g ©) =) =) S (oT 9) cB) ee {=} é CRON : rtd ii Luho er SAAN Non NANA ARN eerie 7 ih Sakai : ies a “ead ere AON MANNA ND When we go our Own ways, we will remember these foundations that helped us to prepare for what lies ahead. Uv 01 . ass ‘ 2, yh . _ hs : 2 x Pitode 7 hen ik - : © - — oa 5 � aoe a? , : i ; a ate abel EE ae, Det Poe The place where we have grown up or come to live during some points in Our lives. nm possess ame Se cee ahi aie 0 aici parsed _ Greek Week Activities Scheduled 7 Pass a can (CFOSS Country Se bucket relay race, an eggs toss, and a canoe race. If this by Rob Bennett | list of activities is all greek tc Dynamo Sports W” you, then you’ve probably The 1985 M’ figured out that these events Cross Cour’ will highlight this year’s an- jn nur’ nual Greek Week. This year’s and a competition features some additional activities to tk schedule that initiatec year’s first fall Gree’ ose C aN | .d like to address this lL’ 1. to the food service management which prepares our meals. On several days last week somebody thought that by displaying the dried crusty remains of previous meals, the students would stop wasting food. This is vulgar and unappetizing!!! This food has been paid for by us, and for this reason alone, we should not be subject to this treatment. What you are do- ing is very similar to what most pet owners do to their dogs when they leave un- wanted deposits on the floor- they simply shove their nose in it-(I see several parallels here). fiz fe ee Ba 3 Be ri Se By gt Es = e i = = te pa = = Px = 2 Bas ES PS ES BE =, = a BS Ee 23 es e Ee 24 S 2 Ba 4 a PS | zy 25 Housing Changes Announced King to Men, East to Women: Brian Sheetz lege Press Service ardy and Wolonsky hare OSW Award CREE Ths Me ac aa @ NEEDY ARLICATION AND A bun a ey say in Mexico ‘‘Don’t Drink the Water’’---at the Bier Haus it’s don’t steal the glasses---and don’t be destructive! elf you want to buy a glass or mug, they cost $1 each ee Wildnerness Trip A Plus by Dorothy Miller You cannot stay on the summit forever. You have to come down again. So why bother in the first place? Just this: what is above knows what is below but what is below does not know what is above. One climbs, one sees. One descends, one sees no longer but one has seen. There is an art of conducting oneself in the lower regions by the memory of what one saw higher up. When one can no longer see, one can at least know. --Rene Daumal John Cafferty Concert Cancelled vuIEGg] UuOSsIYy S as 8 yoy rk Net Wt. Before Cooking [ese BACON HEESEBURGER | 11 14 85 ———_—— yrtage Counties. lid with any other offer. One per customer, Expires: o Extra. NAM Se page ARR MPa HT fia bt rier I ae a sO NNR USPSA AA A HT po ANBAR AAATARTAP A RN LSI AN OTTO RE MN ELLIS SINGS oe aR EN PO Skt AN itn OAC lr Without you life is meaningless. Keio the men’s yall team had several anked in the OAC. -ord, the best record in � seasons, After finishing with a 7-18 Hoopsters Rank Players by Kristy Murdoch © © s Q ‘‘Year of by Janice Brewster and John Stewart Mount Union College was the scene of ten auto break- ins which occured between late Tuesday evening (10 29) and early Wednesday morn- ing (10 30). According to ci- ty police, 75 cases of van- dalism were reported in the Mount Union College area by 11 a.m. on Friday, November 1. 140 .e Dynamo Friday, September Leading Tenor Initiates Dr. Lantz Resigns As MUC President Mount Union College President G. Benjamin Lantz, Jr. has resigned to ac- cept another position ‘in the corporate world.” According to Donald A. Peterson, chairman of the Board of Trustees, the effective date is ‘as soon as a suitable replacement is found.” Mr. Peterson has appointed Dr. Wil- ‘iam LeSuer, a member of the Board of ustees from Cleveland, as chairman of residential Search Committee ” ‘tz's replacement. f. education, Ben Lantz h- © president of Mount Uni ws uf his efforts, Mount 1’ WA DtO- day than it has ev’ � Dr. Lantz he for 10 year five as d Methe ant Union ANG esident and N dained United os . have harbored the oe “2 corporate world «i ante said. ‘‘Re- : S “allenging op- Sch I have position the Arts’’ Attention Seniors: Resumes and Cover Letters Professionally Typeset by The Dynamo At Low Prices Cover Letter 1 page $10.00 2 pages $15.00 $10.00 Many Type Styles Available Call Chris Work at 821-5320, ext. 218, or 823-0262 Resume an JJ] SIOWIOD-[TV Ul UdAdS dv q UdWIO MA yne per customer. 11 14 85 ¢ Expires: = de) SS ON Ss = 5 = SS a = — x SS — a ab Y —— MN o = “ = es S = des = woe page 4 Friday, February 28, 1986 The Dynamo Wrestlers Take OAC by Chris McCormack fc = a. 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Zimpelman Business Administration Computer Science Medical Technology English French acs ee Pi a ; WE WILL REMEMBER SWIM TEAM ... BASKET- BALL TOURNAMENTS ... OHIO ATHLEMG CONFER: ENCE CHAMPS NATIONAL QUARTERFINAL- ISTS ... SERIOUS SORORITY MOMENTS ... INTERNSHIPS 156 WE WILL REMEMBER PERRY AND JEFF IN NEW YORK CITY ... CHEERING FOR OUR PURPLE RAIDERS. ... THE WILDERNESS TRIP ... TEACHING KIDS SOCCER 157 158 Jamie, Stephanie, and Friends Chris, Cheryl and Tony Liz and Jill Rick and Amy “he ig Neth ERNE E Se iprasttibin. A NE Ct rt Kathleen, Liz and Stephanie Amy and Bill Charla and Melissa Mile Melanie, Annette, Susan, and Barb Susie, Lynne, and Jamie Tammy and Jenny Mindy and Joyce 159 SENIOR AWARDS Most Seen At Library Matt Dilling Paige Harker Most Seen At Snackbar Eric Straub Pam Toot Most Seen At Bars Carl Wagner Chris Jeppe Most Seen With Sweats On Neil Kiem Paula Bealer Most Never Seen Tim Beck Linda Majestic Biggest Brownnose Keith Sposit Chris Wolonsky Biggest Flirt Jeff Callender Susie Miller THE SENIORS, WE SAY THANKS | | : For your leadership ... Outstanding Senior Man: Dennis Beougher Outstanding Senior Women: Jenny Hardy, Christine Wolonsky For your friendship. To those that we must say goodbye to Let us first say. Thanks for coming in and sharing Your life with us May you reach all of your dreams — BEB 161 Graduation Reflections Look to this day May the road For it is life rise up to meet you the very life of life May the wind be always In its brief course lie all at your back the realities and truths May the sun shine warm of existence upon your face the joy of growth And the rain fall soft the splendor of action upon your fields the glory of power And until we meet again For yesterday is but a memory, May God hold you And Tomorrow is only a vision. in the palm of his hand But today well lived Makes every yesterday a memory So before we end and then begin of happiness We'll drink a toast to how it’s been. And every tomorrow a vision of hope. A few more hours to be complete ... Look well, therefore, to this day! A few more times that I can say I've loved these days. 164 A Leaving Friend As we live our lives while we grow apatt, there remains one thing embedded in my heart. The love I have, that seems so blind. The memories that linger inside my mind. A glimpse of you and of our past ate fading quick and much too fast. As we live our lives the way we do. What’s to come of me, and what's to come of you? Will one be strong and the other weak? Will one be bold and the other meek? Who's to say as we hold the rope, our future resembles a kaleidoscope With images so clear, a reflection to be seen. Will we be happy, if we fulfill our dream? You say we are friends and I believe it is true, but most of all, I believe in you. 165 We were friends | when we attended school together Since then : we have followed different paths living in different places We grew apart | yet we grew together Our years of sharing and discussing every thought, every idea and every experience led us to know each other so very well No new friend could ever understand us as we understand each other Though we don’t see each other as often as we used to our friendship still grows stronger everyday. — Susan Polis Schutz 166 ADVERTISEMENTS 167 168 Class of 86, Congratulations on the completion of your undergrad- uate education. This culmination of four years of educa- tional effort and personal development is recognized by your elevation of status from student to alumnus of Mount Union College. Commencement is a time to start your new endeavors; however, it should not mark the termination of your per- sonal friendships and memories of MUC. You should continue to reap the benefits of these friendships. The Alumni Association works hard to provide ways for you to keep in touch with the College and friends. We encourage you to be an active participant of the Alumni Association. Don't let the experiences of these past four years fade as quickly as the time passed. Best of luck and success as you start your careers. Cindy Hubert, '75 Vice President Alumni Council Best of Luck Class of ’86 as you begin your new life! x UNITED SAN UNITED NATIONAL BANK TRUST CO. 101 East Main Street L) 2 West State Street CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’86 OUR APOLOGIES: FOR ANY MISTAKES IN THE YEARBOORK! !! THE 1986 UNIONIAN STAFF The Brothers of Phi Kappa Tau would like to con- gratulate our graduating Seniors: Tony Della John Elliot 170 Alpha Tau Omega, House Of Champions congratu- lates its graduating seniors: Bret Aififf Bob Frey Mark Barry John Heather Jeff Callender Doug Hoff Joe Clark Joe Hruby Jay Corlew Neil Keim Mark Duvall Jim Knepp Tony Tarantino Carl Wagner CUNNINGHAM’S COUNTRY FURNITURE 6330 Union Avenue N.E. 214 Miles South of Alliance Alliance, Ohio 44601 Phone: 823-1770 Open 10-8 Daily Sat. 10-5 thousand people who care. BANK=ONE Delta Delta Delta congratulates their seniors and wish- es them the best of luck always. 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For I must be travelling on, now, ‘Cause there’s too many places I’ve got to see. = Allen Collons aR OMav anZanit BONFENT Glass OO. Complete Glass Service Phone 823-0450 30 S. Union Ave. HOUSE OF COIFFURE Phone: 823-7197 1480 South Arch Alliance, Ohio LD Computer World Apple Epson N.C.R. Kaypro 1194 West State Street Alliance, Ohio 44601 Phone: 823-4691 Hardware Software Accessories Service Support Classes a, Authorized Dealer Apple and the Apple logo are registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. R. D. WILLIAMS Office Supplies Equipment 1914 S. Union One block south of Mount Union Square Phone 823-2124 Alliance, Ohio why thatlmark a WORLD WIDE TRAVEL SERVES THE PUBLIC Air — Land — Sea Alliance Auto Club 2322 S. Union Phone: 821-2323 We Welcome All Mount Union Students TA 0635 BUCKEYE C MARKET vc “To Serve You Is Our Pleasure” “On That Greta Street State Street” 1207 West State Street Alliance, Ohio fini our tinliiig O) Co. Quality Printers Since 1906 OFFSET — LETTERPRESS — SCREEN PRINTING Anything for the office, factory or home Color Printing Our Specialty 350 S. Union Ave. Phone 823-8585 Alliance, OH STOUDT PRINTING COMPANY Home of Fine Printing — Letterpress and Offset 31 West State Street Alliance, Ohio Phone 821-2345 VIRGIL STOUDT, OWNER “With a Personal Interest in Your Printing Needs” Fine Furs and Fashion since 1939 Houtss Mons— Fri. 10:00 to 8:00 pm Saturday 10:00 to 5:00 pm 9 S. Union Ave. Aa. 9175 Pearl Rd. Alliance, Ohio i oS i Strongsville, Ohio 216-823-4390 ei 216-243-2266 4303 Massillon Rd. : § 3657 Mahoning Ave. Greensburg, Ohio Se, Youngstown, Ohio 216-896-1991 ‘ @ 216-793-1148 a MEXICAN AM ERICAN , RESTAURANT-5 Li WE WILL MISS YOU DR. PAUL CHAPMGins AND GEORGIA SPRINKLE Dr. Paul H. Chapman, professor and chairman of the English department retired at the conclusion of the 1985-86 academic year after 29 years at Mount Union College. Dr. Chapman has always been known by his students to be supportive, caring and incredibly understanding. His great wisdom, coupled with his kindness resulted in an outstanding professor. He truly will be missed. Georgia Sprinkle, associate professor of education, also re- tired after 22 years on the College’s faculty. Georgia Sprinkle has been responsible for developing many education courses at Mount Union, which have benefited many education ma- jors. She has been the “force” behind teaching students to teach, and will also be missed at Mount Union. MEMORIES OF “SLATERS” wager yY POUR’ AT THE BIER HAUS It really 1s hard to say goodbye to a friend. Even though there were times I felt the Unonian would never shape up, it will be difficult to leave behind. I will have fond memories of two very special staff members, Alyson Meeker, and Joel Carter. I would like to thank them for all their support and dedication throughout the past two years, and wish them great success with the 1987 Unonian. Also, I want to thank Mr. John Urian, our yearbooR repre- sentative for his everlasting patience. Lastly, I would like to thank all of you who gave us support, kindness, and patience with our human foibles. It was your words of encouragement that kept us going. I hope these “memories” will help all of us cope with these days of transition, and will in fact, last a lifetime. ¢ mm a = Jill Tennery 1986 Unonian U 1986 EDITORS Editor-In-Chief: Jill Tennery Co-Editor: | Alyson Meeker Business Managers: Dennis Beougher John Craig Activities: Joel Carter Faculty: Wendy Paul Shart Moore Greeks: Sue Perkins Seniors: Cheryl Cailor Advisor: Mr. David Ragosin O STAFF Head Photographer: Beth Bischoff Photographers: Joel Carter Mindy Gross Mike Maloney Reggie Jackson Chuck Ross Keith Phillips Very Special Thanks To: All who contributed pic- tures, Chris Rosenthal for her photography, Kelly Taylor for help with layouts, Michele Sa- may for help with the Sports, John Urian, Herff Jones Year- books my Co-Editor Alyson Meeker for “everything.” ie ReneS .