Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1987 volume:

ACTIVITIES INTRODUCTION. «.csccsscssescserereesee 90 FINE“ARTSM patio 07- KNEVEVENTSccce cues 37 GREEKS ALLEN COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY wii) 7 Peace | 3 1833 06682 8424 EES ans 78 POR OUCT YE wa a a oe a OB STUDENT. BODY ovine. 407 ENE Hea a tse hee ag ADVERTISEMENTS ...... 464 . “f Ineo. at . P ide, ‘ ‘ . , _ . 5 ’ ; a. ‘ A ‘ ' e A .f i ee , be aatl 4 e f , a 4 a neenie Re ()7- On the following pages, may you find yourself, your friends . . . your memories. As the Chinese proverb so truly expresses “A picture paints ten-thousand words,”’ we stop our world at the corner of State and Union, turning looking into seeing ... with and without the lens. uD oo Hy LAN oe vy o on . Above: A typical rain-belt scene of the Morten salt people. Right: The foundation of the Mount Union education still stands proudly on Chapman Hill. Sed Sate | = parent Above: A friendly M.U.C inhabitant keeps his eyes on us as ass through the quad. Right: The Big Band Era relives as the Alumni Band joins the Marching Band for the Homecoming festivities. Above: Looks like there’s some missing chemicals on those shelves. Where have they circulated to, students? From the Desk of the Unonian n the following pages is the reflection of the per- sonality of Mount Union's 1986- 87 school year, unique in its own. Enjoy this collection of memories of your collegiate years at Mount Union as you consider our theme ‘‘Would we do this all again?’’ Laugh or cry, but don’t ever forget some of the best years of your life. For this annual may reach its true value a few years down the road, as you wipe the dust off the binding, taking a couple of moments to melt into the world that was home for four or five years ... wondering, “Would we do this all again?” Upper left: Senior Kurt Jennings attempts a goal towards the OAC Soccer crown. Left:The girls cross-country team puts their best faces forward with the help of a good samaritan. Lower Left: Ketcham third-floor girls demonstrate their dorm-life spirit. Below: Scott Gindlesberger on his last game — “It feels like a family splitting up ...No one wants to stop; No one wants to lose. But Our team will be back.” Right: An artist's expression Below left: Runner Andy Sumser contemplates the future of her career Below Right: Some of us get teary- eyed over soaps while the rest of us watch the more intelligent forms of entertainment. An Altered State n recollection of 1987, what surfaces in many up- perclassmen’s minds was the tremendous effect Novem- ber 30, 1985 had on shaping the upcoming school year. The championship football game in blustery Augustana, Raiders vs. Vikings, may not have become the sole con- tributor to the increased en- rollment in 1987, but it can’t be denied that this event was a stepping stone for Mount’s popularity and growth as enrollment at oth- er private schools across the nation declined. Sometimes we felt the stress of 1,100 students squeezed on a one-bloc- plus campus we call home. Finding a parking space was either blind fate or illegally filed ... especially the ever popular handicapped zone in front of HPCC. Slater's turned into noontime mad- ness as students rushed for prime “scoping” positions at vacant tables. The lines were especially long at the registrar's office because some freshmen were closed-out of three of their five classes. More freshmen meant more minors, which in turn, stirred more legal precau- tions for one’s “method” of partying. Despite govern- ment threats to increase the drinking age, partying never minutely neared extinction. As the saying goes: if there’s a will, there’s a way... and the Bierhaus always seemed to be the way Don't forget the residen- tial changes. Small houses were now occupied by girls. East became a female dorm while King converted to a male dorm. In April 1986 it was the King girls vs. non- King girls battling for dorm room rights; in September 1986 it was the King guys vs. maintenance battling to ca- mouflage their floral de- cor. Imagine a guy’s room with blue walls and a teddy- bear border, Increased enrollment also brought variety to campus in the way of clothing and hair styles.The salvation army look was in, the psychedelic tie-dye shirts returned, paint- ed jeans were hip, and Ree- boks were everywhere. A guy wearing an earring was no longer “‘suspicious’’ |look- ing; it became a sign of virile status. As for the hair coif- fure, one may let the bangs hang over one eye, or simply braid a tail. But, hairstyles of 1986-87 sports season can- not go unmentioned. Week- ly, football players took ra- zors to their heads in team spirit, carving zebra stripes, checkerboards, or their playing numbers into their scalps. On the opposite ex- treme the soccer players modeled the long-lock Euro- pean look. IN perspective of Mount’s population increase, growth in number spells progress as more ideas are sparked and more initiatives are taken. Above Left: Joe Knoll faces the agony of injury ... but the game must go on. Above Right: Sue Perkins and Carol Farah boast their ‘flasher’ pride at Greek Sing. Left: The dreams of ‘Cloud Nine” settle over the girls’ dorms. Hopefully, the voices of con- cerned students expressed in the Dynamo and The Oth- er will stir constructive criti- cism towards further changes. We extended dorm hours, we may get a new track, and opportuni- ties could open for new dorms, additional academic electives, and more! = ae SA Bd a o COIs + eaten eebeeee Poe Above: Heather Schooler’s brother Wesley — The future Tom Potts or Dave Kowalski who Augustana will have to fear someday. Right: Through the rough times of school, fall still Keeps us alive! Above: Best buddies Rachael Trieff and Shila Nalawadi play innocent at poker while in the Carolinas. Right: Beauty queen Liz Branson. Would We Do This All Again? s the new kid on the A block it is appropriate for me to listen more and speak less but permit me to share a few thoughts ob- servations with you on this topic, a topic which focuses on the graduating seniors. My hope for you is that with each passing year you will be able to say with ever increasing clarity and con- viction “Yes, | am very pleased that | decided to attend and graduate from Mount Union College!’’ On Commencement day all the enthusiasm and excitement make it easy to be happy and excited about having reached the milestone of graduation. But on the fol- lowing Monday and Tues- day... when that hoped for job opportunity has not yet materialized you may won- der, at least momentarily, whether your high school friends who did not go on to college and discouraged you from doing so were right. They now have new cars, new this, new that and appear to be successful at least in a material sense. But what will they do when the limited skills they have are no longer needed or wanted? Can they adapt to a rapidly changing world? You, | hope, have taken advantage of the opportu- nities provided you at Mount Union College and have learned how to learn — have learned how to adapt to a rapidly changing world. In a vocational sense this should serve you well. More- over, and at least as impor- tant, | hope you have also utilized your opportunities at Mount Union College to learn how to live — how to enjoy the richness of our and other cultures, how to find and use opportunities to serve with others in volun- teer organizations, how to savor and be sustained by meaningful family relation- ships. All of this lies before you. Sieze the opportunities to serve as much as you seek the opportunities to be served. If you do,| assure you that you will increase the chances for satisfaction with your life. Mount Union College is here to serve our society by preparing young men and women for what happens immediately after com- mencement and what hap- pens for the rest of their lives. My hope for each of you is that you have taken full ad- vantage of those opportuni- ties. If you have, there will be no question in your mind that it was all worth it and that you would most definitely do it all again. pL ee Sh Upper left: The beauty of the Homecoming festivities. Left: Wild Julie Rance smothers long-time beau Kurt Jennings in a pile of leaves that was “calling their names.” ints fo Fort Lauderdale yood times 1 philosophy and qa tan Shaun “Hey Dude” Whitaker entertains swim buddies Sean Malottke and Steve Wood Below: Only Bill Uzl can turn something so disatrous into a joke G4 Tat ba eee eee _ ee ae ae seme: eae — = COA treat ee Parents Day 1986 What you didn’t know about Sheila Chaney. Sean Malottke feels at home in the lakes as he and Michelle Varano take the lead for SAE’s and Alpha Chi’s Greek Week victory, Tour guide Dave Elliott tells the perspectives to watch out for the pigeons. British and American Education magine the following “week in the life of a Brit student’: only four to hours a week in class, !! nars, tutorials o: two of those | tional lectures an- dance policy) YOur a week tutorial with a professor and one other student; two hours in a small seminar of six to ten students. This student studies only one subject for the three years they are in col- lege and is usually examined at the end of the first year and then in “‘Finals’’ at the end of the whole three years. Courses run all year (three “terms”’ or semesters) and you may only take three courses a year. The courses themselves are highly spe- cialized, for example, “Dick- ens and His Age” or “Ro- manticism and the Visual Arts.”’ Now, imagine your Own week and your own at- tempts to juggle Biology, Art, English and Calculus! The contrast stems from a differ- ent concept of education, from different aims and op- portunities. All British students to get certain very | grades in order to get a e at university and then ceive a grant covering all � xpenses for the three years (if one’s parents are wealthy they willbe asked to make a contribution but a large sum is still given by the govern- ment). Only 1-2% go on to study for an M.A. or Ph.D. — and this, too, would be paid for by the government. The British system is clearly selective and specialized and attempts to narrow your knowledge into a highly concentrated area. The sys- tem also hopes to foster in- tellectual curiosity and inde- pendence. Now, once more, consider your own education. You will have noticed that I’ve tried to explain the British system without evaluating it and without really comparing it to the American. |’'d leave you to judge but will point out that my degrees are all from England but I’m very happy to be teaching over here. Dawn Kelly o Bh j i : 26 wai Trrtittiiilimitilts —6 2 ee ee ee ee ee During August 1986, the basketball team toured Belgium, Holland, and England returning with a 6-0 record. Here Doug Izzard and Rob Bishop pose in front of the Thames River Bridge. Alliance offers students a peaceful get-away at Silver Park. semen eet pep armen eae + A sure sign that we're on Mount territory after returning from Trippers, Belden Village, or home. Glamorgan Castle - - - - maybe the Phi Tau’s could live here. Escaping from the classroom atmosphere, Karen Competition builds strength in character. Daris relaxes with dance. errr Christa “Uncle Sam’’ Wilson — ‘| want you!” middle: Body-building spells Jerry the Phi Tau’s oe Sue Weaver, the next James Bond woman ee : ‘2 upper left:Molly Maher and Jill Miller, “Try-Delt, but don’t try the others.”’ Bill Hood bound for San Francisco. middle: Baldwin-Wallace vs. Mount Union - - - our thrill of victory; their agony of defeat. Looks like | made it ols asking yourself “Would you do this all again?” doesn’t it make you wonder how you survived Mount in the first place? How did you burrow out of the emotional ditches you dug for yourself? How did you keep peace with your room- mates when your nerves had split? How did you man- age to swim in the sea of ro- mance and not drown? How did you pay tuition??? Lost in all the pains and pressures of college life and personal growth, did you ever stop and consider, who and what supported you through your years at ‘Dear Ole M. U. C.?’’ While you sat in the snackbar preying like a parasite on an tza pizza, Mom and Dad were home worrying whether you were eating right and sleeping enough because you were homesick, they were kidsick, or you were up at aft all hours studying. The first day of class the professors gave you their home phone num- bers to diminish the distance and provide a comfortable learning setting. The sports trainers subdued your phys- ical suffering and coaches triggered positive competi- tive attitudes when the go- ing was tough. Your stereo, perhaps the best therapeu- tic remedy, offered tempo- rary escape from torment- ing tensions. When all energy had been drained from your veins, your pillow was always there, not to mention the as- pirin within hand’s reach that prevented “Harry’’ hang- over from creeping into your body. During the first snow- fall, a glance out your win- dow offered exhilarating en- ergy as you pre-meditated the fate of your first snow- ball victim or predicted the day of Snow Carnival. Often a peck from your sweet- heart, a smile from your scope, or a midnight chat with your best buddy was alll it took to conquer the “big, bad blues.” So take a moment to say thanks to these people who have supported you. Buy them a beer. Drop in their of- fice and say “‘Hi.’’ Carve them a niche in your V. |. P. address book and drop them a line during the holi- days...any day is aholiday. Stop and smell the roses! Cause when the going got tough and the schedule got tight you maintained! SAE Brother Steve Wood publicizes his Phi Alpha spirit. 13 Experience .. . Beyond the Classroom | pee done the ness Trip f the past ele have be 25 when I've y seri- Ously juestion: Wi ig this?’’ The question seems to loom es- pecially large during some of the more trying moments of a trip — perhaps we’ve en- dured a lot of bad weather, or are having more than our usual share of difficulties, or Mr. Ragosin drying his pants, the hazards of rustic living. ye group isn’t functioning very well together or maybe I'm just feeling tired from all the responsibility that | feel. It seems that | feel these things at least a few times on each trip. And so each year, after the trip is over, | find myself considering the same ques- tion: Do | really want to do it again The answer is not always easy to come by. There are inevitably a lot of hassles in- volved in the planning and implementation phases of the trip. It also takes a lot of time and energy away from other pursuits that are also important to me — family, friends, other job-related re- sponsibilities, etc. And so | weigh these costs against the payoffs that the trip of- fers. For one thing, | find the op- portunity to live for a short period of time in the wilder- ness a personally enlivening experience. Not only does it force me to get back to ba- sics in my style of living and realize the simplicity of life, but it confronts us with such beauty and evidence of our interconnectedness with alll forms of life that it leaves me with a renewed sense of who | am and where | fit in. This is a hard thing to explain in words — it is something | feel. But | really enjoy this as- pect of the trip and | like to see students come to a simi- lar appreciation for the po- tential to be found in nature. A second thing that | greatly appreciate is that Quote of the Day: 8 12 86 Dr. Kramer: “Ya know, I’ve had more SAE’s on this trip than from any other fraternity. | don’t know why that IS Chris Underation: “That’s because SAE’s can’t find jobs in the summer.”’ Mike Maloney: “I’m glad you said it because | wasn’t going to.” strongly tied to this exper- ience is the opportunity for growth and personal learn- ing on the part of the stu- dents who participate. This is exciting to watch and facili- tate. |have been involved in no other single experience that seems to have the po- tential for personal growth than the wilderness trip has. It pushes people beyond their self-imposed limits. The changes in such important personal characteristics as _ self-confidence of belief in oneself, ability to work to- gether effectively as a member of a team and leadership skills are quite sig- nificant. I've seen some dra- matic changes in such char- acteristics over the years and this, probably more than any one single factor, influ- ences my decision to contin- ue this program. The third major influence on my decision is the oppor- tunity this experience gives me to meet students on a more personal level — the chance to really get to know them in a way that classroom experiences by themselves seldom offer. Be- ing able to have such rela- tionships was a primary moti- vator of mine for going into to be involved in the exper- ience. And as long as there are students who feel the same way, the trip will con- tinue to be offered. the teaching and counseling professions and for taking a position at a small college. This factor helps make the whole educational process more enriching for me and certainly more enjoyable. These, then, are the fac- tors that most influence my decision. At present, the payoffs seem to outweigh the costs and so | continue Steve Kramer Once again, unpredictable Ohio weather — 70° and sunny on November 2 and 30° and windy on November 4. Quote of the Day 8 12 86 Dr. Kramer: “You guys want to hear some- thing funny?’’ Group of 10: (in unison) “What?” Dr. Kramer: “All of those pictures I’ve been taking are no good, | didn’t have any film in the camera.” sses parents with a smile at credit for revitalizing WRMU after the . . . . . . . . . + Members of the Class of 1987. | Two Arab terrorists stormed Istanbul’s main synagogue on September 6, killing more than 20 me PPes with submachine-gun fire. When police arrived, the terrorists detonated hand Fenades and killed themselves. The Cosby Show's top-rating family | ... In fhe News � weet Victory — New York Mets Gary Carter is lifted nthe air by relief pitcher Jesse Orosco following the et 8-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox in the sev- en th game of the World Series at New York's Shea New York Giants’ Coach Bill Parcells and his team stole the 1987 Superbowl crown from the Denver Broncos. Cleveland Browns were in contending .., Close, but no cigar. Among the celebrities who died in 1986 were singer Kate Smith who died June 417 of respiratory arrest at the age of 79; Benny Goodman, the King of Swing, died June 13, apparently of cardiac arrest; James Cagney, one of Hollywood's famous toughguys, died March 30 at the age of 86; and Ted Knight, best known for his role in the television series ‘The Mary Tyler Moore Show,” died August 26 of cancer at the age of 62. AW) Pe ART control. The two leaders reached an impasse on testing of the U.S. Star Wars weaporry. Britain’s Prince Andrew married red-haired English commoner Sara Ferguson in July at Westminster Abbey in a spectacle that mustered the pomp and glory of Britain’s 920-year monarchy. Andrew is the queen’s second son and fourth in line to the throne. mo Moonlighting’s Cybil Shephard and Bruce Willis After 20 years of ruling without serious chal- lenge, Phillipine president Ferdinand E. Marcos was forced from office amid charges of cor- ruption and scandal. The new president, Cor- azon Aquino, was faced with political and economic turmoil. They call it ‘““crack’’ on the East Coast and “rock’’ on the West Coast. Whatever its name, this refined, smokable form of cocaine may be the most addictive narcotic ever sold on the streets of America. The Monkees The city of New York gave the Statue of Liberty a big 1986 bash — a Fourth of July festival of song, celebrities and fireworks honoring the great lady’s first 100 years. A drought spread throughout the Southeast during 4986. 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SEC : oti oP Ey ch ,¢.¢, este, Mecete, Bee8e? jeete e eee DLH: Roses are Red, Violets are Blue, Words don’t mean much, But I Love You! % fan) ie (Ej Ash AU n ll L8-986[ 40f 4aYIDAT JDAID voiunyounopyy CET E ATA i id 30° aan pauwny Sy uopiq y JHYPNOTIST 0 Men of Miller Hall, It isn’t ever the same; In time, we’ll change- And you and the currents of our lives. But the image of this moment will never fade..This moment and you are unforgettable. Good Luck God Bless All Our Love Best Wishes Miller Dad Mom Al Jeanette Blank Laura O, Thank you for being a friend. Renovations Planned 21 Days ’til Spring Break Outta v3 x = Ze a é ‘finally. made it in the yearbook! a 4 O se) (= O = ) = se) = x Clockwise; The beauty of a musician's pride and joy. Salley Thornton behind the set, Dr. Synnestvadt practices what he preaches. ee Se mela Len a Richard Krug and Eric Wilson watch Kim Uhl embroidery. Cd ee | iMoldavane)a =)©)a = 160 MC =) ©Xe) Ai mia =me =1o) 10) Mi V |am Ke) iai= fel m Joe Lombard warns crepe cea ete Richard Krug to stay away as Kim Uhl and Lar Murder at the Vicarage The audience witnessed murder at the Rodman Playhouse Oct, 2,3, and 4, as the Mount Union Players presented an adaption of Agatha Christie’s ‘Mur- der at the Vicarage.” The play was produced in classic Christie ‘““whodun- nit’ style by keeping the audience guessing who actually committed the murder. Featured in this production were: Richard Krug ll, Kim Uhl, Joe Lom- bard, Anita Drda, Jean Zurbrugg, and Sally Thorton. Also appearing were: Maria Heggested, Richard Schiemer, Mark Mohr, Larry Shepherd, Eric Wilson, and Leslie Jagoditz. o fall M, ny bs, i) ia hi as Sally Thorton looks folamekuvlel=) Royneeire tells his alibi of the day of the murder. Oo bd veer snttecescesse DPAMAL . occ. enn Mike Exley listens attentively as Jen A Different Moon The summer of 1951 in Masefield, Ar- kansas, was the setting of the Mount Union Players production of ‘A Differ- ent Moon.” The play; featuring Jean Zurbugg, Mike Exley, Jennifer Stalnker, and Leslie Jagoditz was a touching sto- ry of the troubles of the Biars family and Sara Johnson. For the Biars family and Miss Johnson, it is by getting to know one another that they see a harsh view of life. The story deals with an unwant- ed pregnancy. In this play, we see the conflicts that arise form the pregnancy as well as a new understanding be- tween the characters. Jean Zurbrugg, Leslie Jagoditz, and Jennifer Stalnaker share their laetlelalis reloamenial=ie Meee DRAMA |... ,.. neces, Xe Cemetary scene with Joe Lo Our Town In conjunction with the Carnation City Players, Mount pre- sented Thornton Wilder’s ‘Our Town’’ the weekend of Febru- ary 19th. Taking place in the small community of Grover’s Corners, New Hampshire, this play reflected the town’s history and interactions of two families, the Gibbs and the Webbs, as the audience witnessed challenges in a changing society. Participating in this production were Joe Lombard as George Gibbs and Sara Frischkorn as his wife Emily Webb, Sean O’Brien, Salley Thornton, Jean Zurbrugg, Dr. Murdoch, Wendy Coles, Pete Coleman, Michelle Cline, Eric Martin, Heather Clark, Rich Schiemer, Mark Marinella, Dean White, Shawn Douglass, Doug O'Keefe, Joel Carter, Kim Uhl, Bill Uzl, and Laura Walsh. a Off the set: Piling into two vans, students and faculty members set off together for a cultural experience at the annual Stratford Festival from October 17-19, Fall Break. In Stratford, Canada, performances of Shakespeare’s Hamlet and Cymbeline and Stoppard’s Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead were seen. Tourists also had achance to browse in the quaint shops along the strip in the center of town and taste the local cuisine in several of the restaurants. The return trip included a stop on the Canadian side of the Niagara Falls. The excursion was coordinated by the Speech and Drama Department. _ DRAMA CO WWWR PUPP True West Under the direction of senior drama major Shawn Douglass and Dr. Douglas Hendel, Rodman Play- house was uplifted by the performance of Sam She- phard’s Off-Broadway comedy “True West.” Th story line revolved around an aspiring Hollywood screenwriter Austin, portrayed by Shawn Douglass, who is visited by his drunken brother Lee, portrayed by Dr. Hendel. Both men attempt to sell their scripts to a film producer, Doug O'Keefe. In one scene Lee attacked Austin’s typewriter with a golf club. The play climaxed when the men’s mother came home to find her kitchen awash with paper and beer cans. 4, Marching Band 2. Scott Wolf 3. Richard Scheimer, Alice Singelyn, Mark Fetzer 4. Bill Uzi 5. Shawn Taylor Douglass 6. Vocal Jazz Ensemble 7, Wind Ensemble 8, Jazz Band 9. Eric Martin 10. Laura Walsh 117. Mary Schoeppner, Vicki Crone 33 As our story opens, our beautiful yet somewnat less than brilliant heroine is searching for the deep dark secret of the ever- mysterious Cope zone. In the half-lignt of early morning, she hesitantly descends the stairs, taking note of that phenomena affectionately referred to as ‘Cope Time’ — three minutes slow. She is shocked at the fully populated condition of the lounge; the couches are full of music majors. “Hmmm (’’, she muses, “someone must have fed them.” It takes a few minutes, but our heroine soon musters enough courage to enter Presser and takes a seat in the back row of the deserted recital hall. As in the misty shadows of dreams, ghostlike figures appear on the stage. She soon recognizes Mr. Kandel and the Brass Choir which plays at the National Cathedral in Washington D.C. every spring. Our heroine would like for them to play on until forever, but they soon fade away, and the Concert Choir with Dr. Funk, takes the stage. They sing a Negro Spiritual, then another and another. Ah — what a marvelous choral sound! Our heroine understands why this group was welcomed in the churches, homes and schools of Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania during their Spring tour. Now the Vocal Jazz Ensemble is performing. Our heroine is happy for the singer who feels ‘so good”’, but is curious as to why they tested the microphones by saying “Hungarian, Hungarian’ instead of “Czech, Czech... ” In the next few minutes our heroine sees the Collegium, Percussion Ensemble, Horn Choir, Woodwind Ensembles, Student and Faculty Recitals and various other activities before the setting becomes MUC Theatre and the performing group is the Wind Ensemble. This group is under the direction of Mr. Bayless and our heroine notes that they don’t just perform, they bring down the house — they raise the roof! Our heroine is amazed that the theatre isn’t in a constant state of disrepair. She is also amazed that these same people are the ones who marched around in the mud at football games last fall. When the mist clears and our heroine gets her brains together, she realizes that although she has learned much about the mysterious Cope zone, the deep dark secret has not yet been revealed. Disappointed, she decides to search elsewhere. Suddenly (something in this paragraph had to happen suddenly) her musings were interrupted by voices; . . . But I’ve never done an improv before! .. . can anyone tell if this thing isin tune? .. . Big Deal!!. . . That’s good, but let’s try it faster and loud- er... My recital is only twenty-six hours and thirty one minutes away!!... Our heroine turns to look into Presser one last time and sees the m ost amazing thing. Accompanied by a sound not unlike that of a single violin, there materialized on stage a shaft of silvery moonlight which vanished only after leaving with our hero- ine these words by Author O’Shaunessy: We are the Music makers, And we are the dreamers of dreams, Wandering by lone sea-breakers, And sitting by desolate streams; World-losers and World-forsakers, On whom the pale moon gleams: Yet we are the movers and shakers Of the world forever, it seems. And our heroine went away from the Cope zone softly humming something by Mozart and Debussy and Bernstein. 34 Mount Marchers — ROW 1 Kathleen Crowford, Marci Whittington, Kyle Harrop, Audra Pratt, Sue Gershom, Stacy Stuhldreher, ROW 2 Beth Rankin, Allison Indorf, Kathy Starkey, Isabel Garcia, Stephanie Dresback, Stephanie Rogers, Amy Carr, Martha Fickle, Vicki Crone, Merry Graham, Beth Unkefer ROW 3 Katie Robinson, Beth Ann White, Amy Waltenberger, Stefanie Stutler, Debbie Eglin, Teresa Beitzel, Melanie Samay, Beth Smith, Kellie Bowers, Joe Stefanko, Debbie Moore, Jon French ROW 4 Lynnita Kaschak, Jay Wardeska, Rob Gerber, Randy Hart, Mary Schoeppner, Melissa Jones, Kevin Beggs, Elaine Horner, Jennifer Johnson, Donna Butler, Chery! Clemence, Amy Stumperth, Susan Boyd ROW 5 Laura Warlow, Martin Dunkel, Ben Miller, Jeff Chenevey, Alice Singelyn, Jerrilynn Neel, Dana Hiles, Kay Gresham, Eric Martin, Paul Corp, Mike Langdon, Tom Fosnaught, Beth Brown ROW 6 Shery! Ames, Diana Miller, Don Crawford, Chris Music, Tom Bartholomew, Carla Bardell, Kurt Straub, Jim Essick ROW 7 Amy Kandel, Amy Lukens, Caryn Carmack, Lori Roth, Denise Kipstuhl, Kim Leventry, Kathy Best Concert Choir — ROW 1 Lorene Hamlin, Rachel Emery, Wendy Coles, Sally Taylor, Allison Indorf, Donna Myers ROW 2 Sonja Funk, Jennifer Anderson, Amy Lukens, Alice Singelyn, Jennifer Johnson, Melanie Samay ROW 3 Jeff Brown, Randy Hart, Jay Wardeska, Mark Fetzer, Martin Dunkel, Mark Mohr ROW 4 Wil Martin, Eric Martin, Richard Schiemer, Chuck Hofmeister, Blake Freshwater, Robert Schwartz Clockwise: Tastes that good, huh June? Queen Velvet before... Queen Velvet after, ROW 4: Martin Dunkle, Mari Fukumura, Cheryl Clemence, Ayumi Sasaki, Monika Lim ROW 2: Isabel Garcia, Jennie Wagner, Chikako Nagai, Joo-Li Lee, Heather Schooler, Marla Hill, Lori Yanovich, Julie Cox, Danya Furda ROW 3: Sadao Fujiki, Ron Purnell, Jennifer Schleis, Hiromi Mukai, Mei-Lin Knoo, Heather Petropoulos, Healena Uber, Stephanie Cashon, Kazuko Fujita, Supriya Kutty ROW 4: Herbert Vongpusana- chai, Motoki Shimamura, Tim Tatko, Doug O'keeffe, Jay Lee, Ichiro Fujiki, Eric Wilson, Hejung Youn, Seiko Banba, Tabitha Marewangepo, Wai Leong Tan. ROW 4: Karen Butz, Kathy Butz, Elaine Horner, Michelle Varano, Lisa Doring, Missy Nichols ROW 2: Bob Kerr, Chris Roseberry, Joel Beard, Scott Meinke, Brad Efaw, Kyle Herrop, Chuck Hofmeister. Te Shir ine Oo) Jew) eee Sie oe Ee) ee 38 Sue Gersham, Jennifer Coles, Rachel Trieff, Sheila Chaney, Kelly Kontnier ROW 2: Kelli McMaugh, Sally Hurd, Velvet Grant, Amy Kandel, Janet Dailey, Denise Kipfstuhl, Alyson Meeker ROW 3: Katie Kolke, Karen Butz, Lisa Doring, Chery! Daulbaugh, Donna Myers, Kim Uhl. Jack Smith, Joe Cameron, Dan Petcavage, David Falleni, Randy Powell. Winey y is 289 AT Tae aes ROW 41: Melvin Gravely, Carmella Banks, Clifford, Stacey Ede, Cynthia Blackwell, Sharronne Ayers, Mike Armstead, Vanquilla Sanders, Lesa Nicholson ROW 2: Ernie Mo ore, Pat Brandon, Jeannette Ndere, Jeff Patterson, Liz Branson, Donnetta Felder, Marilyn Jarrett, Marcus Smith, Rochelle Isles, Cora Owens ROW 23: Phil Walker, Tom Wilson, Greg King, Keith Darnell, Vince Crenshaw, Roy Henderson, Thomas Br¢ ‘ne, Kelvin Jackson, Todd Redus, Angela Banks, Kwame Asare, Dionne Nicholson, Velvet Grant, Joy Calhoun, Michaela Johnson. Z0O-—2Z2G4 S327 Gin Qe = (MRL Sos ARG ee toe, ROW 1: Scott Gindelsberger, Sheila Chaney, Liz Petzinger, Sally Hurd, Michelle Werneke, Janice Brewster, Kelli McMaugh, Kurt Jennings ROW 2: Cheryl Daulbaugh, Mike Maloney, Amy Kandel, Bill Uzl, June Applegate, Anne Keppler, Jeff Layne, Velvet Grant. 40 ROW 1: Natalie Ross ROW 2: Laurie Roth, Melinda Detrich, Chris Corby, Kate Munro, Carol Farah, Michelle Mesina, Sue Peck, Salley Thorton. fieecre) — i 1 I C) ROW 4: Nick Watkins, Rob | Gerber ROW 2: Thomas Brame, Troy Jones, Chuch Hofmeister, Robert Snyder, Dr. Lucke, Blake Freshwater, 95) (fim (Cp ee Cotas pa 20 ROW 4: Anne Nicholson, Pippa Pierce, Anne Keppler, Janine McGuire, Amy Kandel, Kathleen Lazzaro, Wendy Paul ROW 2: Chris Rainesberg, Beth Bennett, Michelle Werneke, Sally Hurd, Kelli McMaugh, Velvet Grant, Janice Brewster. Cr aS Oat ez an) 'C) 4’ me ee DS 3) (ONO) (nal (O) as Ew, Spiro QO imnt inne e) Fad (= (OHO, @O © ROW 4: Bill Uzl, Ned Bauhof ROW 2: Mike Groff, Bill Eddins, Jay Hines, Tim McGuriman, Kurt Jen- nigs ROW 3: Mike Jarrett, Jeff Layne, Wilbur Allen, Mike Ma- loney, Les Dyer, Bruce Hunt. ROW 1: Heather Petropoulas, El- len Hess, Amy James ROW 2: Kate Robinson, Katie Smith, Judy Porter, Kate Munro, Chris Ro- senthal, ROW 41; Mark Marinella ROW 2: Vicki Holmes, Nick Watkins, Reg- gie Jackson, Mike Shonk, Brian Mullaly ROW 3: Chris Uber, Brid- get Dando, Kristy Murdoch, Judy Porter, Jay Getty ROW 4: John Stuart, Bob Kerr, Amy James, Lisa Hall, Salley Thorton, Stacey Stuhldreher. OU si mn YAW ROW 1: Jeff Layne, Sue Tabor, Kristy Kelly, Heather Petropoulos, Deidra Stahl, Jennifer Trainer, Bill Uzl ROW 2: Mike Maloney, Wilbur Allen, Ron Purnell, Tim Tatko, Les Dyer, Joel Beard, Dan Petcavage, Scott Gindles- berger, Will Martin, Christine Ro- senthal, Jack Smith, David Fal- leni, Lisa Doring, Tim Picciotti. ROW 1: Sheila Chaney, Rachel Trieff, Deanna Swaldo, Mary Trieff, Lori Fuhrer, Lori Hamrick ROW 2: Matt VanTiem, Tim Pic- ciotti, Chris Gundlah, Bob Klinar, Dave Demers, Scott Gindles- berger, Bill Hood, Bill Wise. Missing from picture is Michele Mehalic 43 COsC=t ie ®) ee el“ SN ROW 1: Vicki Holmes, Danya’ Furda, Rob Gerber, Deb Cliver, | Nick Watkins. ROW 4: Carolyn Singelyn, Rober-| ta Combs, Kristi Kelly, Wendy | Coles, ROW 2: Elsi Bangura, Ka- | ren Flickenger, Sue Tabor, He-| | jung Youn ROW 1: Lisa King, Janine McGuire — ROW 2: Marilyn Jarrett, Angele Banks, Dan Petcavage, Wendy — Coles, Debbie Eglin. AQOrmmreAan—er mcregmg wmruair c Carl Buzzard, Lisa Mohn, Cheri Dugger, Dawn Lazear, Wilbur Al- len. Missing from picture are Ron Smith, Teri Dugger, Bob Snyder, and Jon French, ROW 4; Margo Glaser, Mary- anne Steele, Sue Urbanowicz, Kelly Kontnier, Annette Wyers ROW 2: Stacey Stuhldreher, Jen- nifer Stevens, Tracey Wonner, Denise Kipfstuhl, Cathy Starkey, Pam Benya, Micki Johnson. Dave Schall, Kurt Jennings, Rob Gerber, Jim Kirklin, Ken Luther, Les Dyer, John Nedel. 45 perme q ry RY ROW 4: Mike Jarrett, Mike Groff, Ned Bauhof, Bill Uzl, Kurt Jennings ROW 2: Joel Beard, Reggie Jackson, Tim McGuriman, Chris Roseberr Ichiro Fujiki ROW 3: Jeff Sharkey, Wilbur Allen, Jeff Layne, Mike Maloney, Dan Petcavage, Gary LaBianco, John Nedel, John Evans. Dave Schall, John Nedel, Rob Gerber, Jim Kirklin, Ken Luther, Paul Kennedy, Kurt Jennings. 46 Rachel Trieff, Jeanine McGuire, Mary Trieff, Kate Robinson, Martin Dunkle. Oran Ga) tC) OPI a) — Ito Deanna Swaldo, Bill Uzl, Kathleen Lazzaro, Velvet Grant. ROW 4: Anita Tucker, Becky Butler, Kate Smith, Kellie McMaugh, Karen Turowski, Liz Petzinger, Shari Ward, Rachael Trieff ROW 2: Ralph Daily, Marion Mooney, Bill Eddins, Wendy Paul, Karl Walker, Ron Purnell, Tim Tatko, Sue Gersham, Marcy Whittington, Joanne Brown ROW 3: Jenny Anderson, Teri Dugger, Cheri Dugger, Pam Simmons, Lisa Mohn, Alyson Meeker, Amy McCormick, Beardo. ROW 1: Mike Riley, Paul Kennedy, Tim Kirklin, Keith Muny, Reid Graham, Doug Izzard, Scott Gindlesberger, Bob Costanzo ROW 2: Chikako Nagai, Matoki Shimamura, Heather Schooler, Jay Lee, Ichiro Fujiki, Shawn Machek, Diana Miller, Cheryl Ames, June Applegate. NAAZMOUCAMW Brian Bimber, Les Dyer, Sean O’Brien, Kurt Jennings, Keith Muny, Jim Kirklin, Ken Luther, Dr. Lucke, Chris Bernard. OMOH—-n rmV nO HAM—QDOMm peel ou o4O isteach @ wee ROW 4: Karen Butz, Becky Underation, Michelle Varano, Kathy Butz, Lisa Doring, Elaine Horner ROW 2: Bob Kerr, Scott Meinke, Chris Roseberry, Brad Efaw, Nick Watkins, Chuck Hofmeister. mO—- wnmm 49 ROW 1: Sheila Chaney, Amy Kandel, Janice Brewster, Betsy King, Pam Simmons, Bridget Dando. Kelli Kontnier, Mike Maloney, Alyson Meeker ROW 2: Scott Meinke, Mike Shonk, Ron Purnell, Tim Tatko, Cindy Aursulanian, Les Dyer, Diana Miller, Cheryl Ames, Diana Miller, Chris Rainsberg, June Applegate, Karen Butz ROW 3: Wilbur Allen, Deanna Swaldo, Al Stutz, Karl Walker, Lori Fuhrer, Cathy Castor, Jennifer Coles, John Stewart, Jennifer Brockway. ROW 1: Bill UzI, Karen Butz ROW 2: Joel Beard, Wilbur Allen, Chris Gundlah, Mike Maloney, Jeff Layne, Janice Brewster, Bob Kerr ROW 3: Chris Corby, Becky Underation, Vicki Holmes, Jennifer Cole, Katie Kolke, Amy Kandel, Sally Hurd, Kelli McMaugh, Liz Petzinger, Kim Uhl, Deb Cliver, Velvet Grant, ROW 4: Kathy Butz, Deanna Swaldo, Amy McCormick, Lisa Doring, Lori Fuhrer, Denise Kipfstuhl, Michelle Werneke moa PpPparzAmn aAarzmocuam 90 A - d @ a ROW 1: Reggie Jackson, Mike Shonk ROW 2: Alyson Meeker, Joy Calhoun, Sheri Moore, Micki Johnson ROW 3: Vicki Holmes, Christine Rosenthal, Jennette Nderere, Heather Schooler, Jay Getty. ROW 4: Leslie Jagoditz, Donna Myers, Becky Vehr, Vicki Holmes, Sheri Moore, Jennette Nderere, Salley Thornton, Susan Peck, Kate Munro, Eric Wilson, Rick Niebert, Doug O’Keefe, Reggie Jackson, Kristi Kelly, Jonn Pojman, Chris Corby. Missing from picture are Missy Kurtz, Sue Perkins, Matt Smith, and director Marjorie Hawkins. 51 Janice Brewster, Sally Hurd, Wilbur Allen, Mike Maloney, Jeff Layne. . T U D E N T 5 E N A T E ORE Saree a fre ag aera Spe, then. oR Saree — mmo—-Ccqd ncon- ROW 4: Cindy Aurslanian, Chris Uber, Laurie Roth, Sue Tabor, Christina Cronin ROW 2: Salley Thornton, Kim Uhl, Denise Kipffstuhl, Alyson Meeker, Caryn Carmack, Matt Van Tiem ROW 3: Karl Walker, Steph Pace, Liz Petzinger, Mary Trieff, Bob Kerr, Rob Gerber. 52 August Orientation — Where have you been all my life? September Hypnotist Gil Eagles Greek Week — defining what is fair and what is not October Homecoming Velvet Grant — crowned June Applegate Mary Trieff Shari Kopilchack Gretchen Lewis Marci Whittington Mr. MUC — Dick Engle International Week — a cui- sine experience Inaugeration of Dr. Kolen- brander with guest Ste- ven Bell Halloween Party at 1804 November Byron Allen — comedian Thanksgiving dinner by Mr. Davidson December Exam Breakfast food fight January Preference Night — finally able to catch some 2’s after rush “Top Gun” sells out February Black History Week — famed BSU lip sync hu- mors Campus “Our Town” March Counselors chosen Spring Break — Florida Bridal Show “Aliens” invade MUC April Women and Men en- gorge at banquets “Crocodile Dundee”’ PKT bashing BBQ Dr. Dillon — teacher of the year Springfest court Michelle Wernecke — crowned Carol Farah Jamie McBride Sue Gershom Rachel Trieff Heidi Kauntz Breaking ground for new track May 2 — Senior night at Bier- haus May 3 — Goodbyes Oe Wie eee iw pee me Dhe Board of Drustees and the Faculty of Mount Union College request the honor of your presence at the Jnauguration of Dr. Harold M). Kolenbrander as ninth President of the College on DSriday, the thirty-first of October nineteen hundred and eighty-six at Abie oO déyd! in He morning jie ben Physical Clicalion Building A bare Ole President Kolenbrander’s Inaugeration Mount Union College 1986 58 Rls ye Biieatiennnns . ow 4 Pes ll eet . Clockwise; Can‘t win Greek Week tackling your own teammate, Elliott. Paula Bealer and Molly Maher share friendship and Christmas spirit at the Tri-Delts successful Christmas Tree Fantasy. Cindy Bash and Pippa Pierce share a Formal embrace. tw fe wn fi re me 9 8 OR NRR H29aesenaae VaR AR S2e tala | : : : ; 65 = an ” a ax? te ny ey A j ; j | i 67 FRATERNITY e 0 Ee O S fe) - fe) cS se! =e ee ee ee ee ee t ¥ i g ’ % ' J 4 vv 4 ” Fe? one es PO ee ale At ta Sn etl Clockwise; Andy Boothe touches his toes before he touches victory. The cross-country team uses their legs and concentration to make them conference champs. Cheerleader Chery! Daulbaugh roots for Our men. FOOTBALL This year the Purple Raiders decided that repetition isn’t always bad. Led by first year coach Larry Kehres they once again won the OAC champion- ship entering the NCAA Division III Playoffs. The Raiders were pitted against the University of Dayton Flyers who were ranked No. 1 in Division III, and in the first round of Playoffs defeated them 42-36. Before a sold-out home crowd the team was once again matched against Augustana College, and un- fortunately were pushed out of the playoffs by Au- gustana 7-16. The Raider Football not only dominated the OAC in games but also in having a total of fourteen selected all OAC. First team honors were given to seniors Mike Groff, Dave Kowalski, Scott Gindles- berger, Russ Kring, Mike Jarrett, Vic Harris, Dan Petcavage, Chris Weber, and junior Bill Eyer. Sen- iors Jeff Erskine, Greg Flasco, and junior Kevin Pilmer were chosen for second team. Receiving hon- orable mention were seniors Patrick Brandon and Tom Potts. Also receiving Mike Gregory Award were Gindlesberger for backs and Groff for line. In this very successful first year leading the Purple Raiders, Coach Kehres not only guided a champion- ship team, but was named OAC Coach of the year. Wooster Otterbein 35-0 Geneva 37-0 Wittenberg 17-14 Heidelberg 28-21 Ohio Northern 38-10 Baldwin Wallace 13-7 Muskingum 21-14 Capital 45-6 Marietta 28-0 Dayton 42-36 Augustana 76 ec ee arene ciieuikCe ea Sir enmennnbomeian tian dpexesitiipy. MONeNemntiMaumnmcticnin ipduuanmnicn Row 1: S. Hruby, M. Long, R. Kring, S. Gindlesberger, T. Picciotti, M. Jarrett, M. Groff, D. Petcavage, G. Flasco, C. Webber, B. Hunt, B. Klinar, D. Kowalski, T. Potts Row 2: P. Brandon, K. Pilmer, D. Anderson, B. Cooper, B. Eyer, J. Knoll, P. Santiago, J. Erskine, S. Hewitt, M. Strumbly, V. Boddy, V. Harris, M. Jackson Row 3: R. Powell, B. Martz, R. Wilson, B.J. Tedesco, B. Celeste, R. Camma, S. Sladewski, N. Bauhof, K. Rybarczyk, B. Munday, E. Hogya, B. Frost, P. Hrics Row 4: T. Hanlon, M. O’Donnell, B. Beach, D. Clark, P. Long, N. Cellini, A. Pentecost, C. Milburn, D. Bowman, K. Vogel, K. Lowden, J. Greaves Row 5: R. Mizen, E. Mizen, J. Dostal, C. Dudash, S. Runkle, J. Werren, J. Byham, B. Willis, T. Beard, R. York, D. Zenobi, D. Paul Row 6: B. Beebe, R. Fontana, D. Ungrady, G. Doe- pel, S. Struckel, B. Lewis, T. Koberna, J. Roach, D. Cairns, R. Miller, T. Carmack, M. Kolar Row 7: S. Fellinger, D. Aslanis, T. Kormanec, J. Pietro, M. Garn, D. Whitney, M. Trieff, B. Coffee, D. Mannello, J. Cola, K. Skoczen, M. Bottger Row 8: K. Smith, B. Best, R. Pawlus, G. Petti, S. Shreve, B. Moore, D. Israel, C. Reda, M. Parretta, J. Sanclemente, R. Myers, B. Geiser Row 9: Manager T. Boggess, trainer J. Smith, trainer D. Fallini, R. Barry, T. Hjerpe, D. Koler, M. DeMora, R. Masterson, J. Brown, J. Lovern, B. Yochheim, T. Vaughn, manager J. Lyons Row 10: head trainer Dan Gorman, trainer P. Bealer, trainer P. Pierce, Asst. Coach Bill Coldsnow, Asst. Coach Ed Trizzino, Asst. Jeff Mayfield, Asst. Coach Jeff Wojtowicz, Asst. Coach Don Montgomery, Asst. Coach Bob Jordon, Asst. Coach Jeff Wendorf, Asst. Mike Zemrock, Asst. Coach Rich Gershom, Asst. Jeff Sharkey, Head Coach Larry Kehres 77 7 Gaels. ae als - Wie. WR RANA Vg ——— a OT ; aN SOCCER ==. Mount Union College soccer team enjoyed an exciting and successful season by capturing the OAC championship. The team accumulated a record of 9-7-2 overall; 7-0-1 in the OAC. Several players were named to the all OAC team. Junior Steve Allaire and freshman Bill Eisen- winter were chosen for the first team. Senior Kurt Jennings, sophomore Scott Meinke, and freshman Amado Sandoval received second team honors. Jennings, Meinke and sophomore John Adee were selected for the OAC all academic team. To cap off the season head Coach David Gold- stein was honored as the OAC Coach of the year for 1986. Also, women soccer will be added as Mount Union’s 2oth intercollegiate sport in the fall of 1987. Row 1: Andy Smith, Scott Meinke, Mike Riley, Jay Hartland, Doug Nelson, Dave Molnar, Amado Sandoval Row 2: trainer Joyce Kastl, Rick Baker, Chris O’Connell, Kurt Jennings, Russ Foster, Snorre Gunnarschja, Craig Fisher, Steve St.Amour Row 3: Karl Walker, Paul Oliu, Chris Thompson, Craig Hill, Tim Chamberlin, Steve Allaire, Bill Eisenwinter, John Adee, Tim Doolittle, trainer Jeff Layne, Asst. Coach Josh Eaton, Coach Dave Goldstein Even though the volleyball team suf- fered a very difficult season this year, first year coach Sandy Douglas led ihiicn ‘ ; two of Mount Union’s players to ai? Ohio Athletic Conference Honors. Freshman Amy Wiblin was ranked . S fourth in the OAC block per game § 5 i : i; os averaging 1.15. Sophomore Sharon : ee Schauffert was ranked 1oth in the ry Wil a i 4 OAC for serving aces per game. Row 1: Rachele Dunn, Chris Corbi, Katie Lepp, Anita Patterson, Jill Bartlett, Michele Bohan, Sue Baker Row 2: Coach Sandy Douglas, Stacy Pisor, Sharon Schauffert, Amy Wiblin, Jill Brownlee, Marsha Matthews, Sue Hubicsak, manager Venito Carlo CROSS COUNT —_————= | Mount Union Women’s Cross Country team, coached by Barb Pauly, had another great season this year. The team finished first in the O.A.C. Championship and placed sixth in the NCAA Great Lakes regional. Senior Tina Cronin placed Fourth in the O.A.C. meet and Second in the Great Lakes meet. She also competed in the NCAA National meet, where she placed 69th. Cronin also holds the Mount Union Cross Country record at all but one O.A.C. school. aa LQTS. LAr Row 1: Julie West, LeeAnn Bentley, Tina Cronin, Andrea Sumser Row 2: Chris Rosenthal, Deidra Stahl, Robin Brown, Jennifer Stevens, Coach Barb Pauly nieinam named gS . | iia ailiintantirsnmbeiiiaaannsacess “Fe Bol Baila ae % ca y a é Coach John Homon led the Men’s Cross Country team to a very successful season by finishing second in the O.A.C. Championships held at Baldwin-Wallace and finishing fourth at the Great Lakes regional meet held at Hope College in Holland, Michigan. Senior Marcell Stephens placed first in the O.A.C. Cham- pionship and the regional meet. He also competed in the NCAA Division Three national championships held at Fredonia State, N.Y. where he placed eleventh overall and earned All-America status. All-Ohio Athletic Conference Marcell Stephens, First place: Todd Callahan, Eighth place. All-America Marcell Stephens, Eleventh place. Row 1: John Edwards, Jim Jones, Rocky Hammond, Rodd Callahan, Jay Getty, Barry Olson, Scott McHenry, John Africa, Chris Schilling Row 2: Mike Maloney, Chris Gundlah, Rob Bennett, Marcell Stephens, Eric Lukens, Jeff Patterson, Dave Schall, Coach John Homon “ee a 81 The 1986-87 Basketball team finished the season with the most victories in ten years and just two games short of .500 (12-14). Senior forward Tom- my Wilson was named All-OAC Second Team and Senior guard Rob Bishop who led the team in scor- ing (16.8) was selected Honorable Mention All- OAC. These two men also finished second and third on the College’s All-time scoring list with 1,299 and 1,267 respectively. Coach Jim Daffler looks ahead to what could be a very successful season with a winning record. Row 1: Jim Nahra, Jeff Sommer, Brian Bicknell, Greg King, Todd Obourn, Duane Johnson Row 2: Todd Redus, Jim Dippel, Dave Petty, Rob Bishop, Tom Wilson, Bill Marx, Ken Rector, Dave Katusin, Ernie Moore Row 3: Head Coach Jim Dafler, Tyrone Franklin, Tim IItis, Dave Kudela, Andy Boothe, Rob Snow, Dan Tharp, Troy Hopson, Asst. Coach Dan Hughes. mmm WOMENS BASKETBALL Mount Union’s season was disappointing at 7-16 even though many school records were broken. All OAC forward Cindy Bash became the school’s all-time lead- ing scorer (1,431) and also broke her year-old mark of most points in a season (408). Senior point guard Karen Cochran smashed the season mark for most Career assists with 113; also tying the All-time mark of 211 career assists. The women look forward to next season which is very promising as they have many returning experienced players. “Row 1: Tammi Clark, Stacy Ede, Joan Pwarck, Amy Hutchman, Missy Loughman, Jill Miller, Michelle Bohan, Latricia Cole, Kelly Fogle Row 2: Head Coach Danita Fick, Pippa Pierce, Cindy Bach, Julie Sharkich, Kim Krueger, Cynthia Blackwell, Manager Shelly Isles, Asst. Coach Sue Manning SWIMMING The season opened with a swim adventure to Flor- ida. The Mount Union men finished 5-3 for the year and placed fourth of eight teams in the Penn- Ohio Conference Championships. Once again the men’s team was lead by senior Sean Malottke who added three more All-America Cita- tions to give him 12 over his illustrious career. Med- ley team members Shaun Whitaker, Joel Nowicki, Steve Wood and Malottke gained All-America sta- tus at the Division III Swimming and Diving Championships in Canton. Whitaker also earned All-America honors in the 100 backstroke. For the woman, despite a 2-6 record, a number of individual records fell during the 1986-87 season. Freshman Heather Petropolous was the leading point scorer and barely missed qualifying for nation- als. Petropolous broke the 100 breathstroke twice and the 1000 free 4 times. Improvement is expected again as the team keeps on building. 84 Nowicki, Tim McGuriman Row 2: Head Coach Gregg Parini, Wendy Sestili, Heather Petropoulos. Missing are Row 1: Scott Steiner, Sean Malottke, Steve Wood, Joel Scott O’Neil, Joyce Kastl, Shawn Whitaker. | WRESTLING After the 1986-87 season the Mount Union Wrestling Team again showed its dominance in the OAC. Coach Montgo- mery’s team had a very fine season despite many injuries throughout the year. Con- ference Champions were Randy Cook (126), Todd Hibbs (142), Jay Hines (167), Mike Barton (177), and Steve Lacher (HWT.). Once again Jay Hines attained All-Amer- ica status as he placed 7th in the NCAA Division III Championship. Todd Hibbs, a sophomore, was also an All-America selection by placing 8th. ilable Team picture not ava The men’s indoor track team won the 1987 OAC title by 55 points at B-W. Eric Lukens took first place in the 500 meter dash and the 1000 meter run. Joe Knoll defended his title in the 55 meter dash, while Kelvin Jackson won the 55 meter high hurdles. Ths 4x200 meter relay team of Allen Wilks, Knoll, Jonathan Kessel, and Mike Detling won by more than six seconds. Jackson and Knoll both qualified for na- tionals, where Knoll earned All-America honors in the 55 meter by placing third at NCAA Division III championships. The men’s outdoor track and field pro- gram captured an unprecedented fifth con- secutive OAC championship on May 9g at Muskingum College. The Raiders were led by triple winners Marcell Stephens (800, 1500 meter run, member of 1600 meter relay team) and Kelvin Jackson (110 meter high hurdles, 4oo meter intermediate hurdles, member of 1600 meter relay team), who made up two-thirds of the most outstanding track award for the meet. Stephens and Jackson were joined by Joe Knoll (100 meter dash, goo meter relay team), Tyrone Franklin (long jump), Mike Zemrock (pole vault), Alan Wilks (400 me- ter relay team), Mike Detling (400 meter relay team) and Troy Taylor (400 meter relay team) as NCAA Division III qualifiers. Stephens and Zemrock advanced to the fin- als and Stephens became an All-American in track for the fourth time when he finished in second place in the 800 meter run. Team picture not available. : ny arn We _ J The women’s indoor track team finished in third place at the OAC Championships at B-W. Jennifer Stevens won the long jump and finished second in the triple jump, as well as taking a fourth in the 4oo meter dash. Cora Owens won the 400 meter dash and finished second in the 55 meter dash and the 300 meter dash. The women’s outdoor track team came from a sixth place tie after the first day to a fourth place finish at the OAC Track and Field Championship at Muskingum College. Cora Owens defended her title in the goo meter as she won in 61.1 seconds. Jennifer Stevens finished second in that event, fourth in the 100 meter dash and 200 meter dash, and third in the triple jump. Stevens, and Owens, who also finished third in the 200 meter dash, also ran a leg each on the 4oo meter relay team that finished third and the 1600 meter relay team that placed fourth. Other Mount place finishers at the Champion- ships were: Chris Rainsberg in the javelin (fourth), Shila Nalawadi in the long jump (sixth), and Lee Anne Bentley in the 5000 meter run (fourth). bw 1: Shelley Judge, Chris Rainsberg, Andrea Sumser, Vicky Holmes, Connie Chesner, Vanquilla Sanders, Cora Owens Row 2: bach Barb Pauly, Lillie Hendricks, Jennifer Stevens, Shila Nalawadi, Lee Anne Bentley, Carla Bardal , student trainer Randy Powell. Six regulars batted above .300 for the year and Mount Union had its first All Ohio Athletic Conference First Team Baseball selection since 1979. Sophomore second baseman Joel Beard earned the distinction of being named to the AIl-OAC First Team after hitting .352 and leading the team in walks with 22 and co-leading in hits with 32. Senior first baseman Chad Calder was named to the AllLOAC Honorable Mention team after hitting .383 with a .519 slugging percentage. Senior third baseman John Evans had another fine season on and off the field for the 8-18 Raiders. Evans hit .309 and led the team in runs batted in with 23. Sophomore Troy Jones led the Row 1:J. Amreine, D. Chavez, K. Scarbrough, J. Flauraud, C. Thomas, D. Moore, B. Murray, J. Chuckler Row 2: C. Calder, P. Corcoran, J. Kessler, J. Evans, J. Beard, J. Smith, D. Cox, A. Jackson, T. Majestic Row 3: Coach ae Agee : : : ‘ ; Hughes, T. Rhodes, T. Puskar, M. Force, G. Splete, P. Dunleavy, M. Bottger pitching staff in victories with three and strikeouts with 22, while righthander Jason Hathaway ranked among the OAC leaders in earned run average at 3.94. y ee ON i ea Be ST hm, COP ox, Row 1:K. Lepp, J. Miller, C. Brill, J. DeGreef, L. Baker, M. Kring Row 2: K. Smith, J. Neel, S. Stutler, S. Pisor, S. Krantz, D. Hopes Row 3: Coach Sandy Douglas, K. Fogle, J. Pwarck, P. Bealer Despite having only three letter winners entering the season, the Mount Union softball team nearly finished .500 with a 9-11 overall record in 1987. Two of those letter winners, sophomore infielders Dawn Hopes and Jill Miller, led the lady Raiders in hitting with a 375 and .365 average, respectively. Freshman Shelly Krantz was among the top five in the OAC in triples with five. The Raiders’ youth was most evident on the mound where fresh- men starters Michele Kring and Kim Smith opened every game. Kring was third in the OAC in strikeouts with 33. First baseman Kelly Fogle was selected to the AllLOAC Second Team. 91 TENNIS and GOLF Mount had its highest finish in the OAC under coach Jim Dafler with a third place show- ing at the OAC Men’s Tennis Championships. The Purple Raiders were led by freshman Bob Gruber who reached the singles championship match as the No. 6 player. Gruber also teamed with Joe Massaro to reach the doubles finals as they helped Mount Union garner 18 points. Wittenberg won its second straight title and Ohio Northern finished second. The Raiders had a fine 7-3 dual match record in 1987 that included a 5-o mark against OAC opponents. Gruber had a 8-2 record as the No. 6 singles player and No. 5 Billy Tan was 7-3. Massaro, who was 6-4 as the No. 5 player, teamed with Gruber to record a 7-3 record as the No. 3 doubles combination. 92 foaled aectabeninnent | wit’ 1 A ( | t } 7 nasser aan ae ae mS Dd kad a8 . x _ “ rt ' 4 4 tA. j Pw ye POLS ix Row 1: Nancy Chiacchiero, Barb Watson, Leslie Hahn, Brenda Milligan Row 2: Helena Uber, Sheryl Ames, Janet Dailey, Dorothy Miller Row 1: T. Morr, D. Jordan, R. Craig, B. Yochheim Row 2: Coach WableJ. Roeger, D. Burns, D. Whitney, T. Obourn Under first year coach Emilyann VanDerSluys, the women’s tennis team finished in eighth place at the OAC Championships. The lady Raiders were 2-10 in dual matches in the spring. Senior Leslie Hahn was responsible for 15 wins, eight in singles play and seven in doubles competition. That included a 5-1 record in singles against OAC competi- tion and a 4-2 mark in doubles action. The Raiders defeated Heidelberg, 5-4, in the final match of the year. At the Grove City Invitational senior Jeff Roeger was a medalist and sophomore Boyd Robinson hit the shot of the year, making a hole-in-one on the 153-yard, 14th hole, using an eight iron. Robinson’s shot was the first ace recorded in Ken Wable’s 25 year coaching career. Though Roeger and senior Dan Burns graduated, Wa- ble is enthused by the progress of Robinson and freshman Tim Morr. 93 FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS: Rena Moore, Donna Myers, Christine Brown, Deanna Swaldo, Cheryl Daulbaugh, Amy McCormick | RRP ARS Clockwise: Dr. Turnquist with his financial entreprenuer look, Dr. Wiese enjoys the West Virginia geology trips. Coach Parrini eyeing the timer. Administration Dr. John F. Dr. Harold M. Fleishauer Kolenbrander Dean of the President College Dorothy J. Terence S. Davis Taylor Dean of Dean of Men Women Mark Bergmann Gordon Brollier Dave Freshly Paul Froman Alumni Director Director of Development Asst, Business Manager Registrar oe Dr. Richard Giese Larry B. Griffith Harold Hall Dr. Donald G. Hobson Dean of Enrollment Services Business Manager Director of Admissions Chaplain 96 Hugh |. Jae _ Harry P, Paidas Ernest A. Sheetz Rosemary Bienz Dir. of Cooperative Education Asst. to President and Public Infor- Vice President for Development Dir. of Academic Support Center mation Director Ba Darla Brumbaugh Grace Chalker Heather Clark Dr. William E. Coleman Programmer and Analyst Admissions Counselor Research Director for Develop- Director of Library ment L S © Karen Cramblett Timothy A. Hepler Kathleen W. Homon Larry Kehres Assoc. Director of Admissions Asst. Dir. of Computer Center Asst, Dir. of HP Campus Center Athletic Director Jill Mast Sandy Pittenger Sharon Rich Michele Samay — Admissions Counselor Asst. Dir. of Student Financial Ser- Dir. of Placement and Career De- Asst. Dir. of Public Information vices velopment Not pictured: Thomas Bochenek Asst. Director of Public Informa- tion i erat Tracie Starkweather Amy Tomko Admissions Counselor Assoc. 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Volpe Bryan Wade Mary Lynn Wagoner Business Administration Accounting Computer Science Psychology ; aS Noel D. Wasielewski Barbara L. Watson Susan Weaver Christopher Weber John E. Werren Business Administration Elementary Education Accounting Business Administration Political Science Marketing we Bl ) : Marci A. Whittington Allen Wilks, Jr. William Wise Hejung Youn Christine M. Zamagias Elementary Education Social Service Business Administration Chemistry Accounting a The closer you get to the end of it all, the happier you are fo be rid of most of it, but sadder to lose some of if. a ae A is eer: Bei CR : John A. Zamarelli Michael E. Zemrock Matthew W. Zingery Adrian Francis Zumbar Music Education Physical Educaiton Sports Medicine Business Administration 143 The long road is finally winding down. There were many ups and downs, but many friends and pleasant memo- ries were made along the way. Good luck future 1987 OAC Football Champs! Latter ... Patrick D. Brandon BKA “'Hollywood”’ Jeanine McQuire Amy Kandel, Alison Smith, Kelli McMaugh, June Applegate, Sally Hurd ? —— ‘ 7 ey oo + ro a men Se SO Se Wendy Paul, Donna Bahnsen, Cindy Bash, Anita Mendat, Sharon Tice, Kristy Seelinger, Ann Keppler, Dee Snow, Missy Loughman, Lisa McCarty “A sister is a special lifelong friend.’” Jenny — Benny, you gave me this when | came to MUC, now | leave it with you! (Ann Keppler) Kay Gresham and Anita Drda Three Times Better with a Trieff — Mary, Rachael, and Becky Trieff As long as we have memories, yesterday remains .. . As long as we have hope, tomorrow waits ... As long as we have friendship, today is beautiful. Darren and Lisa McCarty (Kelli McMaugh) 145 Hejung Youn Dee Snow, Lisa McCarty, Donna Bahnsen Gary LaBianco, Bill Mead, Rob Taylor, Bill Hood, Rob Machie Joe Sabo, Tom Sparks, Rob Mahshie Lisa McCarty and Dee Snow little blue, and Millenian Falcon. Gary Maier = - : 3 ie Amy Kandel... “This is the time to remember cause it will not last forever, These are the days to hold onto cause we won't although we'll want to .. . (Billy Joel) 447 eee tae ce ee aD : Ss : 4 et we sis Pandan Oe one Michelle L. Cline ... “A person that never climbs will never fall.” (Shakespeare) 148 Jeff Layne, Dan Petcavage, Mike Maloney Bill Uz Laura Roth Beth Bishoff. Over the past four years, many people have Jennifer Stevens and Anita Mendat come into my life and made a lasting impression. From weeing corners to simple talks — we sure had fun. Matt Smith and Matt VanTiem ak 4 Scott Gindlesberger and Tim Picciotti Susan Slimak, Donna Butler, Teresa Surbey, Beth Sipple 150 Alison Smith we é = en John Evans and Alison Smith Frank Carozzi eR OG ; _—. WEG gL ACK JACK FA . CRA Nee [7-s2 5 ye a fe, R ‘ a? © B O| 2 : z XS : be = | : te Dan Ackerman Bill Uzl, Jonn Werren, Ken McCoy, Dan Petcavage, Bill Eddins John Evans Shari Kopilchack and Mary Trieff Bill Wise Ken McCoy, Sheila Chaney, Jeff Kile, and Steve Kile looking for the comet during finals — 4:30a.m. Shawn Machak, ob Bishop, Doug Izzard, Chris Beckley, Mike ROSS Miki Garcia Deanna Swaldo, Rena Moore, Marci Whittington 152 Rena Moore and Deanna Swaldo Pete Renwick Clendon Thomas Jeff Sharkey a “ = � . i. _ = | Dan Burns, Bob Costanzo, Dale Karmie, Craig Fisher 153 Amy McCormick, Rena Moore, Deanna Swaldo, Marci Whittington, JoAnn Brown, Caryn Carmack, Kathleen Lazzaro Paul Volpe and kristi Seelinger Rena Moore and Marci Whittington 154 ig = a Mr. Ragosin, Michelle Mehalic, Jack Smith, Jeff Roeger, John Boehm, Lisa King, Pete Renwick, Anne Nicholson, Coach Homon Jeanine McGuire “East Hall Staff’: Kathleen Lazzaro and Wendy Paul Vince Crenshaw and Tom Wilson Marci Whittington and Missy Kurtz FUTURE SHOCK: TODAY |S THE FIRST DAY OF lhnle INESH OF YOUR Dennis DeYoung: And so my friends we'll say goodnight For time had claimed its prize But tonight can always last As long as we keep alive the memories of Paradise We'll make this world for two Our memories of yesterday Will last a lifetime. We'll take the best, forget the rest And someday we'll find These are the best of times 156 = © ghee agen Age FOR TOMORROW BECOMES TODAY ... AND TODAY BECOMES YESTERDAY As time ticks away from my reach | may struggle, Painfully, To turn back the hands of time, Caught in a whirlpool Of yesterdays. Or | may firmly grasp my diploma, Turn to the world, And face the change, Realizing, Time can change me, But | can‘t change time. Would | do this all again? 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' ECONOMICS gs g 22 miles South of Alliance . a Per i tae ae Alliance, OH 44601 Phone 823-1770 Open 10-8 Daily Sat. 9-5 ALPHA TAU OMEGA, House of Champions, congratulates its graduating seniors: Chad Calder Don Moore Pat Corcoran Tom Potts Jeff Erskine Frank Salmon Scott Hewitt Jeff Shreve Bob Klinar Alex VanDamme Dave Kowalski Sigmund VanDamme Bill Marx Bruce Hunt 169 INDEX Abner, Todd Ackerman, Daniel 111, 136 Ackley, Hearher 111 Adams, Brer 111 Adee, Jonathan 78, 111 Adkins, Lorie 111 Africa, John 81, 111 Allaire, Srephen 78, 111 Allen, Wilbur 43, 45, 46, 50, 52 Ames, Sheryl 35, 48, 50, 93, 111 Amrein, John 90, 111 Anderson, Douglas 77, 111 Anderson, Jennifer 35, 48, 111 Angst, Cheryl 111 Appiah-Duodu, Dickson Applegare, June 40, 48, 50, 111, 186 Arbogast, Gregory 111 Archer, Cindy Armstead, Michael 40, 111 Aslanis, Constantine Aurslanian, Cynthia 50, 52, 111 Ayers, Sharonne 40 Baclawski, Scorr 111 Bahnsen, Donna 111, 136 Baker, Bryan 111 Baker, Elizaberh 111 Baker, John Baker, Lisa 91, 111 Baker, Patricia Baker, Richard 78, 111 Baker, Robert Baker, Susan 79, 186 Baker, Tiffany 111 Banba, Seiko 38, 111 Bangura, Elsie 44, 186 Banks, Angela 40, 44, 111 Banks, Carmela 40, 111 Banks, Martin 111 Bardall, Carla 35, 89, 111 Barnes, Michelle 111 Barrett, Kate Barr, Steven 111 Barrickman, Kimberly Barry, Ross 77 Bartholomew, Thomas 35, 111 Barrlerr, Jillian 79, 111 Barton, Michael 111 Bash, Cynthia 83, 136 Barrershell, Douglas Bauhof, Ned 42, 46, 77 Bayless, Robert 111 Beach, William 77 Bealer, Paula 77, 91 Beard, Joel 38, 43, 46, 50, 90 Beard, Thomas 77 Beckley, Chris 136 Beebe, William 77 Beggs, Kevin 35, 111 Beitzel, Teresa 35, 111 Bell, Shane 111 Beltrami, Amy 111 Bender, Gregory 112 Bennerr, Elizabeth 41, 112 Bennett, Roberr 81, 112, 136 ee = Se es ete 170 Bentley, LeeAnne 80, 89, 112 Benya, Pamela 45, 112 Berdysz, Jeff 112 Bergmann, James 112 Bernard, Christopher 49 Best, Kathleen 35, 112 Best, Robert 77 Betz, Thomas 112 Bicknell, Brian 82, 112 Bimber, Brian 49 Bischoff, Beth 112, 136 Bishop, Robert 82, 112, 136 Bjorkman, Christopher Blackwell, Cynthia 40, 83 Boddy, Vincenr 77, 112, 186 Boehm, John 186 Boggess, Timothy 77 Bohan, Michelle 79, 83, 111 Bond, Tamara 112 Boothe, Andrew 82, 112 Borrger, Michael 77, 90 Bowers, Kelly 35, 112 Bowman, David 77 Bowman, Randy Boyd, Susan 35, 112 Bracken, Dawn 112 Bradr, Sharon 112 Brame, Thomas 40, 41, 112 Brandon, Patrick 40, 77, 136 Brannon, Angela 112 Branson, Elizaberh 40, 112 Breit, Todd 112 Breting, Catherine 112 Brewster, Janice 41, 50, 52 Brill, Cheryl 91 Brkic, Olga 112 Broadbenr, William 112 Brockway, Jennifer 50, 112 Brokaw, Roberr 112 Brown, Berth 35, 112, 186 Brown, Christine 112 Brown, Jeff 35 Brown, JoAnne 48, 112 Brown, Bernard Brown, Robin 80 Brown, Sharon 112 Brown, Sharry 112 Brown, Yvonne 112 Brownlee, Jill 79, 112 Brumbaugh, Nena Brunsky, Christopher Bryan, Kimberly 112, 186 Bultrowicz, Karl 112 Bump, John Burington, Michelle 112 Burns, Daniel 94, 113, 136 Burson, Marl Burler, Donna 35, 113 Burler, James 113 Burler, Rebecca 48, 113 Burrerworth, Tracey 118, 186 Butz, Karen 38, 39, 49, 50 Burz, Karhy 38, 49, 50 Buzzard, Carl 45, 113, 136 Byham, Jeffrey 77 Byrd, Robert 113 Cairns, Danie! 77 Calagis, David 113 Calder, Chad 90, 113, 136 Calhoun, Joy 40, 51, 113 Callahan, Todd 81, 113 Calpin, Kara 113 Cameron, Jay 113 Cameron, Joseph 39, 113 Camma, Raymond 77, 113 Campbell, James 113 Cannon, Monre Caparanis, Alexandria 113 Carlo, Venita 79, 113 Carmack, Caryn 52, 113, 137 Carmack, Timothy 77 Carozzi, Frank 113, 137 Carr, Amy 35, 113 Carroll, Karen 113 Carroll, Michael 113 Carrer, Joel 113 Carrer, Ronald 113 Cashon, Stephanie 38, 113 Castor, Catherine 50, 113 Cecere, David 113 Cecil, Catherine 113, 137 Celesre, Robert 77 Cellini, Nick 77, 113 Chamberlain, Timothy 78 Chaney, Sheila 39, 40, 43, 113, 137 Chavez, David 113 Chenevey, Jeffrey 35, 118 Chenevey, Michael 118, 137 Chesner, Constance 89, 113 Chidester, Sherry 113 Choudhry, Mohammad 113 Chung, Hyunsoo Cifani, James Clark, David 77 Clark, Tammi 83, 113 Clark, William 113 Clemence, Cheryl 35, 38, 114, 137 Cline, Michelle 137 Cliver, Debra 44, 50, 114 Coffee, Br ian 77 Cogan, Douglas 114 Cojocar, Christopher Cola, John 77 Cole, Jennifer 39, 50, 114 Cole, Latricia 83, 114, 137 Coleman, Perer Coles, Wehdy 35, 44, 114, 187 Collins, Crysral 114 Collins, Faith Combs, Roberta 44, 114 Connell, Christopher 114 Connor, Kevin 114, 137 Cook, Randy 114 Cooper, Patrick Cooper, Robert 77, 114 Corbi, Christine 41, 50, 51, 79, 114 Corcoran, Patrick 90, 114, 137 Cornell, Larry Costanzo, Robert 48, 114, 137 Cox, Douglas 90, 114 Cox, Julie 38, 114 Coy, Angela 114 Crabtree, Melissa 114 Craig, John 114 Craig, Richard 94, 114 Crawford, Donald 35, 114 Crawford, Kathleen 35, 114 Crenshaw, Vincent 40, 114, 137 Cribbs, Katharine 114 Cromack, Lisa 114 Crone, Victoria 35, 114 Cronin, Christina 52, 80, 114, 137 Cronk, Gary 114 Cuckler, James 90, 114 Culler, Tracie 114 Daque, Robert 114 Dailey, Janer 39, 93, 114, 187 Dalpra, Gina 114, 137 Dando, Bridget 42, 50, 114 Daris, Karen Darnell, Keith 40, 114 Daulbaugh, Cheryl 39, 40, 114 Davidson, Wendy 114, 137 Davis, Gerald 114 Davis, Michael 115 Davis, Paul 115 DeBenedictis, Michael 115 DeMary, Patrick 115 Demers, David 43, 115 DeMora, Michael 77 DenBleyker, Robert 115, 137 Dennison, Daniel 137 Derschung, Darryl DeSellem, Marlene 115 Detling, Michael 115 Detrick, Melinda 41, 115 Dick, Brendan 115 Dietrich, Dawn 115 Dippel, James 82, 115 DiStefano, Joseph 115 Doepel, Gerald 77 Donohoe, Debra 115 Doolittle, Timothy 78, 115 Doring, Lisa 38, 39, 43, 49, 50, 115 Dostal, Jonn 77, 115 Douglass, Chester 115 Douglass, Shawn 31, 137 Drakesmith, Julie 115 Drda, Anita 115, 137 Dresback, Srephanie 35, 115 Dudash, Christopher 77 Dugger, Cheri 45, 48, 115 Dugger, Teri 48, 115 Dulaney, Steven Dunkel, Martin 35, 38, 46, 115 Dunkle, Keith Dunleavy, Paul 90, 115 Dunn, Rachele 79, 115 Dunn, Rachele 79, 115 Dye, Ivan 115 Dyer, Leslie 42, 45, 48, 50, 115 Earley, Samantha 115 Eddins, William 43, 48, 115, 138 Ede, Stacy 40, 83, 115 Edwards, Jonathan 81, 115 Efaw, Brad 38, 49, 115 Eglin, Debbie 35, 44, 115 Ehler, Norma 115 Eisenwinrer, William 78, 115 Elliott, James 115 Emery, Rachel 35, 115 Emig, Stefanie 115 Engle, Richard 138 Eppler, Carol 115 Ermlich, Susan 116 Erskine, Jeffrey 116, 138 Essickk, James 35, 116 Evans, Carl 116 Evans, John 46, 90, 116, 1388 Eyer, William 77 Eynon, Donald Fairall, Angela 116 Fairall, Heather 116 Falleni, David 39, 43, 116 Fang, Kenneth 116 Farah, Caroline 41, 116 Feeney, Patricia 116 Felder, Donnetra 40, 116 Fellinger, Sreven 77 Fenton, Todd 116 Ferrara, Amy 116 Fetzer, Mark 35, 116 Fickle, Martha 35, 116 Fink, Kevin 116 Finley, Julie 116 Fisher, Craig 78, 116, 138 Fisher, James 116 Fisher, Michael Firch, Lisa 116 Flasco, Gregory 77, 138 Flauraud, Eugene 90, 116 Fleming, Keith 116, 138 Flickinger, Karen 44, 116, 138 Foggin, Melissa 116 Fogle, Kelly 83, 91, 116 Fonrana, Robert 77 Force, Michael 90, 116 Fosnaught, Thomas 116 Fosrer, Joanne 116 Foster, Russell 78, 116 Fosrer, Ryan 116 Fox, Michael 116 Frank, Elaine 116 Franklin, Tyrone 82 Frantz, Kelly 16 French, Jonathan 35, 116 Freshly, Thomas 116 Freshwarer, Blake 35, 41, 116 Frink, Carrie 116 Frischkorn, Sara 30, 116 Froman, Timothy Frost, Brian 77, 116 Fuhrer, Loriann 43, 50, 117 Fujiki, Ichiro 38, 46, 48, 117 FuUjiki, Sadao 38, 117 Fujita, Kazuko 38, 117 Fukumura, Mari 38, 117 Guappone, Michelle 117 Gunnarschja, Snorre 78, 118 Hahn, Leslie 93, 118, 138 Hall, Lisa 42, 118 Hamlin, Kelly 35, 118 Hammond, Rockford 81, 18 Hamrick, Lori 38 Handler, Kirsten 118 Haney, Mirchell 118 Hanke, Patrick Hanlon, Frederick 77, 118 Hare, David 118 Harris, Victor 77 Harrop, Kyle 35, 38, 118 Harr, Randall 35, 118 Hartland, Lawrence 118 Harwood, Michael 118 Hathaway, Jason Hawkins, Marjorie 118 Hazelwood, Rodney 118 Heffner, Gary 118 Heggestad, Maria 118 Henderson, Roy 40, 118 Hendricks, Lillie 89, 118 Hennessy, James 118 Henning, Jodene 118 Herdle, Sandra 118 Hess, Ellyn 42, 118 Hewitt, Scort 77, 118, 138 Hibbs, Todd 118 Higginbotham, Ellen 118 Funk, Sonja 35, 117 Hiles, Dana 35, 118 Furda, Danya 38, 44, 117 Hill, Craig 78, 118 Gaiser, Jennifer 117 Hill, Maria 38 Gallina, Larry 117 Hines, Jay 42, 188 Galloway, Rogers 92, 117 Hines, Jon 118 Gannon, Donald 117 fe Hissorm, Susan 118 Garcia, Isabel 35, 38, 117, 138 Paula 118 Garn, Mike 77 Garvey, Kathleen Gares, Amy 117 Geiser, Bruce 77 Gelmini, Patricia 117 Gerber, Roberr 35, 41, 44, 45, 46, 52, 117 Gershom, Susan 35, 39, 48, 114 Getty, Jay 42, 51, 81, 117 Gibbs, Heidi 117 Gierard, Shirley 117 Gilbert, Michael 117 Gindlesberger, Scort 40, 43, 48, 77, 138 Glaser, Margo 45, 117 Godley, Lois 138 Goempel, John 117, 138 Goldstein, Rebecca Goodrich, Susan 117 Gowins, Keith 117, 138 Graham, Merrie 35, 117 Graham, Reed 48, 117 Grandsraff, Jon 117 Grant, Velvet 39, 40, 41, 47, 50, 117, 138 Gravely, Melvin 40 Gray, David 117 Greaves, James 77, 117 Green, Donald 117 Gregory, Todd 117 Grentzinger, Maria 117 Gresham, Katherine 35, 117, 138 Grida, Salvatore 117 Grischow, Bryan 117 Groff, Marl 117 Groff, Michael 42, 46, 77, 138 Gruber, Robert 92, 117 Gu, Yang Gualtier, Stephanie 117 Hoffmeyer, Scort Hogya, Edward 77, 18 Holmes, Vicky 42, 51, 89, 18, 174 Honabarger, Susan 118 Honoshofsky, Lorie 118 Hood, William 43, 118, 138 Hopes, Dawn 91, 119 Hopson, Troy 82, 119 Horner, Elaine 35, 38, 49, 119 Hosack, Daniel 119 Hosack, David 119 Hotton, Andrew 119 Howell, DeAnn Hrics, Paul 77, 119 Hruby, Shane 77, 116 Hubicsak, Susan 79, 119, 139 Hunt, Bruce 42, 77, 119, 139 Hunr, Vickie 119 Hurd, Sally 39, 40, 52, 119, 139 Hurst, Neil 119 Hurchman, Amy 83, 119 Iltis, Timothy 82, 119 Indorf, Allison 36, 119 Inoue, Yoko 119 Isles, Rachelle 40, 83, 119 Israel, Donald 77 lvory, Dana Izzard, Douglas 48, 119 Jackson, James 90 Jackson, Kelvin 38 Jackson, Lisa 119 Jackson, Miles 77, 119, 139 Jackson, Robert 42, 51, 119, 1389 Jacobson, Erilk 119 Jagodirz, Leslie 29, 51, 119 Gundlah, Christopher 43, 50, 81, 18 | Hofmeister, Charles 35, 38, 41, 49, 18 James, Amy 42, 119 James, Christina 119 Jarrett, Marilyn 40, 44, 119 Jarrett, Michael 46, 77, 119, 1389 Jennings, Kurt 40, 45, 46, 49, 78, 119, 1389 Johnson, Corey 119 Johnson, Duane 82, 119 Johnson, Janene 119 Johnson, Jennifer 35, 119 Johnson. Kenneth 119 Johnson, Michaela 40, 45, 51, 119, 179 Johnston, Reana 119 Jones, Emily 119 Jones, James 81, 119 Jones, Melissa 35, 119 Jones, Troy 41 Jordan, Daniel 94, 119 Judge, Shelley 89, 119 Kandel, Amy 35, 39, 40, 41, 50, 122, 139 Kane, Michael! 122 Karmie, Dale 139 Kaschak, Lynnira 35, 122 Kastl, Joycelyn 78, 85, 122 Katusin, David 82, 122 Kauffmann, Karl 122 Kauntz, Heidy 122 Keener, Terry 122, 189 Kelley, Orville 122 Kelly, Kristi 48, 44, 51, 122 Kelly, Kurt Kennedy, Paul 46, 48, 89, 122, 139 Keppler, Ann 40, 41, 122, 139 Keppler, Jennifer 122 Kerr, Robert 38, 42, 50, 52, 122 Kessel, Jonathan 122 Keyes, Keith 122 Khoo, Mei Lin 38, 122 Kildow, Todd 122, 139 ile, Stephen 122 ing, Elisabeth 50, 122, 139 ing, Elizabeth 122 ing, Gregory 40, 82, 122 ing, Kristine 122 ing, Lisa 44, 122 ipfsruhl, Denise 35, 39, 52, 122 irklin, James 45, 46, 48, 49 eon, Detria 122 Klinar, Robert 43, 77, 139 Knoll, Joe 77, 122 Koberna, Timothy 77 Kolar, Michael 77 Koler, David Kolke, Kathryn 39, 50, 122 Kontnier, Kellie 38, 39, 45, 122 Koontz, Susan 122 Kopilchack, Shari 122, 139 Kormanec, Thomas 77 Kovalchuk, Michael 122 Kowalski, David 77, 122, 139 Krantz, Shelley 122 Kreger, Kenneth 122 Kring, Michele 90, 122 Kring, Russ 77, 122 Krueger, Kimberly 83, 122 Krug, Richard 28, 122 Kudela, David 82, 122 Kurtz, Melissa 123, 139 Kurtty, Supriya 38, 123 Lab, Kenneth 139 LaBianco, Gary 46, 123 Lacher, Sreven 123 Lair, Joseph 123 Lamancusa, Andy 123 Langdon, Michael 35, 123 Lansell, Matthew IS 2S 2S 2S ES 2 BS ES ZS _ LaPlanre, Joanne LaPorre, Beth 123 LaVolpe, Michael 123 Layne, Jeffrey 40, 42, 46, 50, 52, 78, 92, 123, 139 Lazear, Dawn 45, 123 Lazzaro, Kathleen 47, 123, 140 Lee, JaySung 38, 48, 123 Lee, Joo Li 38 Leggett, Gary 123 Lepp, Karherine 79, 91, 123 Leppelmeier, Sandra 123 Leventry, Kimberly 35, 125 Lewis, Brian 77 Lewis, Grerchen 123, 140 Lindblad, Marl 140 Linden, Timorhy 123 Linebaugh, Lori 123 Litman, Thomas 123 Locklear, Robert Lombard, Anthony 123 Lombard, Joseph 28, 30 Long, Michael 77, 123, 140 Long, Peter 77, 123 Loudin, Dale 123 Loughman, Melissa 83, 123, 140 Lovorn, James 77 Lowden, Keith 77 Lowry, Scott Luedrke, Donald Lugaila, Susan Lukasiewicz, Mark 123 Lukens, Amy 35, 123 Lukens, Eric 81, 123 Luther, Kenneth 46, 49, 123 Lydic, Virginia 140 Lye, Wei Moon Lynch, Nanette 123 Lyons, Jeffrey 77, 123 Lyons, Patrick Machak, Shawn 123 Mahar, Susan 123 Maher, Molly 123 Mahshie, Robert 140 Maier, Gary 140 Majestic, Theodore 90 Makhoul, Maher 123 Maloney, Michael 40, 42, 43, 46, 50, 52, 81, 123, 140 Malortke, Sean 85, 123, 140 Manandhar, Uday 124 Mannello, Daniel 77 Manns, David Marewangepo, Emily 119, 124 Marewangepo, Tabitha 38, 129 Marinella, Mark 42, 124 Martin, Eric 35, 124, 140 Martin, Daniel 124 Martin, Terri 124 Martin, William 35, 43, 124 Martz, Brian 77, 124 Marx, William 82, 124 Marzano, Marl 124 Maschmeier, Patrica 124, 140 Mason, Michael 124 Mason, Scorr 124 Massaro, Joseph 92, 124 Masterson, Robert 77 Matthews, Brian 124 Matthews, Marsha 79, 124 May, Michael 124 Mayfield, Alicia 124 Mayfield, Jeffrey Mazzeo, Michael 124 McAllister, Gary 124 McAninch, Charles 124 Aye McBride, Jamie 124 McBride, Scorr 124 McCarty, Chad 124 McCarry, Lisa 124, 140 McClamroch, Lori 124 McCloskey, Shaun McCormack, Amy 48, 50, 124 McCormack, Christopher 124 McCoy, Kennerh 124, 140 McDonough, Perer 124 McGrath, Loretta McGuire, Jeanine 41, 44, 47, 124, 140 McGuriman, Timothy 42, 46, 85, 124 McHale, Colleen 124, 140 McHenry, Scorr 81, 124 Melntire, Janice McLean, Michelle 124 McLeod, Jeffrey 124 McMahon, Keith 124 McMaugh, Kelli 39, 40, 41, 48, 50, 124, 140 Mead, William Meeker, Alyson 39, 48, 50, 51, 52, 125, 174 Mehalic, Michele 125, 140 Meinke, Scotr 38, 49, 50, 78, 125 Meiring, Sheri 125 Meister, Melissa 125 Mendar, Anita 125, 140 Messina, Michelle 41 Middaugh, Larry 125 burn, Charles 125 er, Benjamin 125 er, Brook 125 er, Diana 50, 125 er, Dorothy 93, 125, 140 er, Jil 83, 91, 125 er, Molly 125 er, Richard 125 ler, Rodney 77 igan, Brenda 93, 125 liken, Todd 125 inarish, Karen 125 Minerd, Janice 125 Minnick, Margaret 125 Minor, Michael 125 Mizen, Eric 77 Mizen, Robert 77, 125 Mizer, Todd 125 Mohn, Lisa 48, 125 Mohr, Mark 35, 125, 174 Molnar, David 78, 125 Montgomery, Kara 125 Montgomery, Kyla 125 Mooney, Marion 48, 125, 141 Moore, Brian 77 Moore, Debra 35, 125 Moore, Donald 90, 125, 141 Moore, Ernesr 40, 82, 125 Moore, John 125, 141 Moore, Rena 125, 141 Moore, Sheri 51, 125, 174 Moreland, Marl 125 Morgan, Gregory 125 Morgan, Phillip 125, 141 Morr, Tim 93, 125 Mukai, Hiromi 38, 125 Mullaly, Brian 42, 125 Munday, William 77, 126 Munro, Kare 41, 42, 51, 126 Muny, Keith 49, 126, 141 Murdoch, Kristy 42, 126 Murdoch, Scorr 126 Murray, Bryon 90, 126 Music, Paul 35, 126 Musser, William 126 Myers, Donna 35, 39, 51, 126 Myers, Richard 77 tS at) SS es PEP Se Sp Se a Mytnick, Michael 126 Nadzam, William 126 Nagai, Chikako 38, 48, 126 Nahra, James 82, 126 Nalawadi, Sushila 89, 126, 174 Nau, David 126 Naus, Joseph Nderere, Jeannette 40, 126, 174 Neal, Frank 126 Nedel, John 46, 51, 126, 141 Neel, Jerrilyn 35, 91, 126 Neimanis, Craig 126 Nelson, Douglas 78, 126 Newron, Lori 126 Niberr, Rich 51, 126 Nichols, Melissa 38, 126 Nicholson, Anne 41, 126 Nicholson, Dionne 40, 126 Nicholson, Lesa 40, 126 Nixon, Kelli 126 Novak, Christine 126 Nowicki, Joel 85, 126 Nyameke, Joseph 126 Obourn, Todd 82, 94, 126 O'Brien, Sean 49, 126 O'Connell, Christopher 78, 126 O'Donnell, Michael 77, 126 Odunjo, Joseph 126 Offill, Darius O'Keeffe, Douglas 38, 51, 126 Oliu, Paul 126 Oliver, Marcelo 126 Olson, Barry 81, 126 Ostendorf, Lynn 127 Ouwerkerk, Laura 127 Owens, Cora 40, 89, 127 Pace, Srephanie 52, 127 Pairojranachai, Surapol 127 Palinkas, Joseph 127 Parini, Diana Parker, Donald 127 Parker, Patrick 127 Parrerson, Anita 79, 127 Parrerson, Jeffery 40, 81, 127 Parrerson, Richard 48, 127 Paul, Dean 77 Paul, Wendy 41, 48, 127, 141 Pawlus, Ronald 77 Pech, Susan 41, 51, 127 Peets, John 127 Penird, Kevin 127 Pentecost, Andrew 77 Perez, Doreen 127 Perez, Gilbert 127 Perkins, Susan 127 Perretra, Mark Peshek, Jeffrey Percavage, Daniel 39, 43, 44, 46, 77, 141 Petropoulos, Hearher 38, 42, 43, 85, 127 Perray, Mark 127, 141 Pertti, Gary 77 Petty, David 82, 127 Perzinger, Elizabeth 40, 48, 50, 52, 127 Phillips, Keirh Picciorti, Timothy 43, 77, 141 Pierce, Pippa 41, 77, 127 Pietro, Joseph 77 Pilmer, Kevin 77, 127 Pinney, Laura 127 Pisor, Stacy 79, 91, 127 Poe, David 127 Pojman, John 51, 127 Polen, Laura 127 Porter, Bruce 127, 141 Porter, Judith 42, 127 Ports, Thomas 77, 127, 141 Powell, Randal 39, 77, 89, 127 Powell, Yvonne 127 Prarer, Srephanie 127 Pratt, Audra 35, 127 Preston, Jonathan 127, 141 Pujolas, Ralph 127 Purnell, Roland 38, 43, 48, 50, 127 Puskar, Thomas 90, 127 Pwarck, Joan 83, 91, 128 Quigg, Barbara 128 Rainsberg, Christine 41, 50, 89, 128 Rance, Julie 128 Rankin, Craig 128 Rankin, Elizabeth 35, 128 Rapose, Donald 128 Rector, Kenneth 82, 128 Reda, Charles 77 Redus, Darrin 40, 82, 128 Rega, Dave 128, 141 Reichenbach, Alexander 128 Reichenbach, Roberr 128 Reigharr, Mary Beth 128 Renard, Ronald Rengert, Donald 128 Renwick, Perer 141 Rhodes, Theodore 90, 128 Richards, Kenneth 128 Riendeau, Bradley 128 Riley, Michael 48, 78, 128 Rittner, John 128 Roach, Jeffrey 77 Roberts, Julie 128 Robinson, Boyd 128 Robinson, Katrin 42, 47, 128 Rodgers, Kevin 128 Roeger, Jeffrey 93, 141 Roeger, Tina 128 Rogers, Stephanie 141 Rosario, Virgilio 128 Roseberry, Christopher 46, 128 Rosenthal, Christine 42, 43, 49, 51, 80, 128, 174 Ross, Charles 128 Ross, Michael. 128 Ross, Natalie 41, 128 Roth, Laura 35, 41, 52, 128, 141 Royer, Linda 128 Rucci, Christine 128, 141 Rukenbrod, Jenny Runkle, Scort 77 Russell, Todd Russell, James 128 Ruth, John 128 Rybarczyk, Keith 77, 128 Sabath, Gary Saleh, Ahmad Saleh, lyad Salmon, Frank 129 Salrer, Kimberly 129 Samay, Melanie 35, 129 Sanchioli, Guy 129, 174 Sanclemente, Julio 77 Sanders, Scort 129 Sanders, Vanquilla 40, 89, 129 Sandoval, Amado 78, 129 Sankovich, Robert Santiago, Paul 77, 129, 142 Sarisky, Dennis Sarpong, Joseph 129 Sarpong, Kwakeba 129 Sasaki, Ayumi 38, 129 Sawka, Andrew 129 Scarbrough, Kevin 129 Schall, David 45, 81, 129 Schauferr, Sharon 79, 129 Schiemer, Richard 29, 35, 129 Schill, Christopher 129 Schilling, Christopher 81, 129 Schilling, Richard 129, 142 Schleis, Jennifer 38, 129 Schoeppner, Lisa 129 Schoeppner, Lori 129 Schoeppner, Mary 35, 129 Schonauer, Michael 129 Schooler, Heather 38, 48, 129, 174 Schraffenberger, Jeffrey 129 Schwartz, Roberr 35, 129, 142 Scort, Paul 129 Seelinger, Kristen 129, 142 Sestili, Wendy 85, 129 Seyler, Deanna 129 Sharkey, Jeffrey 46, 77, 129, 142 Sharkich, Julie 83, 129 Shaver, Peggy Sheets, Karen 129 Sheetz, Brian 129, 142 Shepard, Catherine 129 Shepherd, Larry 28, 129 Shimamura, Moroki 38, 48 Shonk, Michael 42, 50, 51, 129, 174 Shreve, Gregory Shreve, Jeffrey 180 Shreve, Scott 77 Simmons, Pamela 48, 50, 130 Simon, Lisa Singelyn, Alice 35, 38, 130 Singelyn, Carolyn 44, 130 Sipple, Beth 180 Sirosky, Stanley 130 Skoczen, Kenneth 77 Skolosh, Marl 130 Skowronski, Mary 130 Slabaugh, Scort Sladewski, Steven 77, 130 Slimak, Susan 130 Smaldone, Thomas 130 Small, Andrew 130 Smalley, Craig 180 Smith, Alison 130, 142 Smith, Catherine 42, 48, 130 Smith, Elizabeth 35, 130 Smith, Eric 180 Smith, John 39, 43, 77 Smith, James 90, 130 Smith, Keith 77 Smith, Kimberly 94 Smith, Marcus 40, 130 Smith, Matthew 130 Smith, Ronald 130, 142 Smith, Seth 78, 130 Smith, Stacy 130, 142 Smolira, Kurt 130 Snow, Diana 130, 142 Snow, Robert 82, 130 Snyder, Robert 41, 130 Snyder, Susan 130 Soergel, Susan 130 Sokoloff, Chana 130 Soles, Dale 130 Sommer, Jeffrey 82, 180 Sowards, Eddie 130 Splete, Gordon 90, 180 Sprowls, Marl 130 Sr.Amour, Stephen 78, 130 Stahl, Deidra 43, 80, 130 Stallard, William 130 Stalnaker, Jennifer 29, 130 Stamp, Shawn 130 Starkey, Catherine 35, 45 Steele, Craig 131 Steele, Jeffery 131 Steele, Mariann 45, 131 Stefanko, Joseph 35, 131 Steffee, Bryan 142 Steinberg, Marc 131 Steiner, Scott 85, 131 Stephens, Marcell 81, 142 Stevens, Darren 131 Stevens, Jennifer 80, 131 Stewart, John 50, 131 Stewart, Michael 131, 142 Stokes, Jess 131 Stone, Jennifer 131 Straub, Kurt 35, 131 Strobel, Kim 131 Struckel, Stephen 77 Strumbly, Michael 77, 131 Stuhldreher, Stacy 35, 42, 45, 131 Stump, Tully 131 Stumperth, Amy 35, 131 Sturler, Stefanie 35, 131 Stutz, Allan 134 Suggett, Leesa 131 Sumser, Andrea 80, 89, 131 Surbey, Teresa 131 Swaldo, Deanna 43, 47, 50, 131, 142 Swansiger, Paul 131 Swindell, Merrilee 131 Tabor, Susan 43, 44, 45, 52 Tan, Wai Leong 38, 92, 131 Tatko, Tim 38, 48, 48, 50, 131 Taylor, Kelly Taylor, Robert 131 Taylor, Sally 35, 131 Taylor, Troy 131 Tedesco, Robert 77, 131 Teets, Mark 134 Tharp, Dan 82, 131 Thomas, Clendon 46, 131, 142 Thomas, Whitney 131, 142 Thompson, Christopher 134 Thornton, Salley 29, 41, 42, 51, 52, 134 Tice, Sharon 131, 142 Torrance, David 132 Trainer, Jennifer 43, 132 Trezenski, Nancy 132 Trieff, Mary 43, 47, 52, 132, 142 Trieff, Paul Trieff, Rachel 39, 43, 47, 48, 132 Trieff, Rebecca 132, 174 Trueman, James 132 Tucker, Anita 48, 132 Tullys, Lisa 132 Turner, Laura 132 Turner, Ronetta 132 Turowski, Karen 48, 132 Turowski, Susan 132 Uber, Christine 42, 52, 182 Uber, Helena 38, 93, 132 Uhl, Kimberly 39, 51, 52, 132 Unckrich, Craig Underation, Chris Underation, Rebecca 49, 50, 132 Ungrady, David 77 Unkefer, Berh 35, 1382, 142 Upadhyay, Sanjay 132 Urbanowicz, Sue 45, 132 Uzl, William 40, 42, 43, 46, 47, 50, 1382, 192 VanDamme, Alexander VanDamme, Sigmund 132 VanTiem, Matthew 43, 143 Varano, Michele 38, 49, 132 Vaughn, Troy 77 Verh, Becky 51, 132 Vincent, Jennifer 132 Virden, Robin 102 Vogel, Keith 77, 132 Volpe, Paul 182, 143 Vongpusanachai, Herbert 38, 132 Vulcu, Perer Wade, Bryan 132, 143 Wagner, Jennieann 38, 132 Wagoner, Mary 143 Walker, Karl 48, 52, 132 Walker, Phillip 40, 132 Walsh, Laura 143 Walrenberger, Amy 35, 1382 Ward, Cheri 48, 132 Wardeska, Jay 35, 132 Wasielewsli, Noel 143 Wartkins, David 132 Warkins, Nicholas 41, 42, 44, 49, 132 Watson, Barbara 93, 143 Watson, Felechia 133 Warr, Brian 133 Weaver, Susan 133, 143 Weaver, David 133 Weber, Chris 77, 143 Welch, Amy 183 Wells, Andrea 133 Wells, Maria 133 Wernecke, Michelle 41, 50, 133 Werren, James 77, 133 Werren, John 133, 143 Wesr, Julie 80, 133 Wheeler, Timothy 133 Whelan, Shawn 1383 Whitaker, Shaun 85 White, Dean 133 White, Elizaberh 35, 183 Whire, Louis 133 Whitney, David 77, 93 Whittington, Marci 35, 48, 143 iblin, Ary 79, 133 ey, Susan 133 ilks, Allen 1383, 143 lis, Audery lis, Brian 77, 133 lis, Lisa 183 son, Crista 133 olny, lade wlay, Syl Sy Ison, Robert 77 son, Thomas 40, 82, 133 ise, William 42, 43, 1383 Wojcik, Brian 183 Wolf, Kenneth 133 Wolonsky, Julie 133 Wonner, Tracey 44 Wood, Steven 85, 133 Woods, Dawn 133 Woodyard, Sharon 133 Worlow, Laura 133 Wyers, Annette 44, 133 Yanovich, Lori 38, 133 Yochheim, Bradley 77, 93 York, Richard 77 Yost, Gerard 133 Youn, Hejung 38, 44, 133, 143 Yukich, Priscilla Zamagias, Christine 143 Zamarelli, Jonn 143 Zeedrich, Tyler Zeitz, Philip Zemrock, Michael 77, 143 Zenobi, Dave 77 Zingery, Matthew 133, 143 Zink, Gregory 133 Zody, Jennifer 133 Zumbar, Adrian 143 Zumbar, Andrew 133 Zurbrugg, Jean 29, 30, 133 eee Editor Alyson Meeker Business Manager John Craig Head Photographer Beth Bischoff Staff Photographers Joel Carter Jay Getty Melinda Gross Jodene Henning William Nadzam Keith Phillips Christine Rosenthal Michael Shonk Herff Jones Representative 474 Section Editors Introduction Michael Shonk Alyson Meeker News Joy Calhoun Fine Arts Amy Lukens Mark Mohr Activities Christine Rosenthal Joel Carter Feature Events Heather Schooler Vicki Holmes Greeks Sheri Moore Wenay Paul John Urian Sports Michaela Johnson Nanette Lynch Guy Sanchioli Michael Shonk Faculty Shila Nalawadi Amy Lukens Student Body Rebecca Trieff Seniors Alyson Meeker Advertisements Michael Shonk John Craig Index Jeanette Nderere Unonian Advisor David Ragosin eames ces n BABY Ke Contributing Photographers Acknowledgements Brian Mullaly Dawn Kelly, writer Reggie Jackson Steve Kramer, writer Stephanie Pace Harold Kolenbrander, writer Dee Snow John Sullivan, artist Abe Esther Orlick Senior Photography LeAnn, Gemma, Gerry, Joyce Davor Photo, Inc. Mary Urian Michele Samay, Tom Bochenek, PI Mark Bergman, Alumni Judy Hepler Patrons Jan Behner Mr. Mrs, Larry Chaney Kathy Homon Mr. Mrs. Richard Dennison ladies at the Service Center Mr. Mrs. Glenn Groff Alliance Review Mr. Mrs. Carl Jarrett Dynamo Mr. Mrs. Carl Marx Rachel Trieff Mrs. Fred Maschmeier Natalie Ross Mr. Mrs. Richard Muny Football and Basketball Mr. Mrs. Kenneth Pettay cheerleaders — pictures not available 475 Writing a yearbook has been no bed of roses. | lost alot... sleep, spring and Christmas breaks, money to AT T when |needed a clinch on the outside world, perhaps points off my GPA, and sometimes my temper. Yet through it all | lived for the day this Unonian rolled off the press ... knowing if would be worth the effort and the sight. | can not say that! would do this all again, but it’s one goal conquered, and now | must conquer my senior year. There are many people who held me above water of whom I'd like to express my appreciation. Mike — Thanks for the confidence and good luck with next year’s Unonian. John U. — Thanks for the ideas, guidance, and lunch. Mom and Dad — Thanks. . . just because. Sue and Mary and the rest of the seniors — I’ve loved these days; The good times have not ended ... they're just a little farther apart. To those who follow | wish success, Abn laf Alyson Meeker — editor 48 On oa ee Pah f % y ' % ate : p yo) , = U . g' nm t + y i tal a eS 4 Cais ve Kite ¢ na Peatieiss a - oF. y = og ae sonata ge i) - Pay: ¢ “salute a8 hee - Z. 2 ¢ 4 a ¥ 4 Ne ae PE OL OPHON The 1987 Unonian, of Mt Union College, Alliance, OH, was printed in offset lithography by Herff Jones Yearbooks, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. It was printed in a limited edition of 1100 copies with 176 pages. The paper stock used throughout the book is 100 Ib. Eurogloss and 100 Ib. Bourdeaux. The cover is a Vista Litho laminated non- woven material in white lithox. All the elements are printed in cyan and yellow. The endsheets are school designed, printed in black on blue paper stock. The book is smyth-sewn in 16 page signatures, trimmed to 9 x 12, rounded and backed, with head and foot bands. IN addition to the black ink used throughout, there are four flats of four-color. All captions and body copy are done in 8 and 10 point Avant Garde. Heads appear in 36, 24, and 18 point Avant Garde. For further information, contact The 1987 Unonian Yearbook Office, Mt. Union College, Alliance, OH, 44601.