Mount Union College - Unonian Yearbook (Alliance, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1988 volume:

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Wh Vhy are the students of De the incoming classes not re °, - quired to meet the hi ’ dards Mour @ Nei ) U = r oA sth Dakota ws Us e as eZ od 2 gi: BOs: S H ce r et NB Mig a am 62 7G. c oO © °§ Tis¢ em he ‘ePh Op , : i Ss 5S DD) saptrin? hig ung | a Me Roe 7u e oc Xe us ¢ Ley Hn Tay ' ay, tr Cy @ = S hey a 0) aed ie, Ray Me “ ee Bey SS | =o} : - Ay, “2 tr’ Os NS aye? a a gow : ‘SMa iy ! _ sof | ( ) oN 7. Is it true that Mount has 2) Coney money invested 1n South ad proven? H re) Africa? 8. Where exactly does our 4 af tuition money go? What is it | used for? Qa Are we still a non-profit Asan!) Outside the Wal rr F Jamed onro the Golden Gare Bridge in San ur 250,000 people garhered orare the bridge’s 5O0rh birthday Williams grimaces as he hits the ground in the second quarter of Super Bow! XXllin Two of the top entertainers of the year were Whitney ego. Williams went on to lead the Redskins ro a 42-10 victory over the Denver Broncos Houston and Madonna : vi of Mount Union ... Democratic presidential candidare Gary Hart was forced to drop his bid for the presidency after it was reported rhat he was romantically involved wirh Donna Rice, a 29-year-old aspiring actress and model from Miami. Marine Lr. Col. Oliver North, was a key official in the plan ro finance anti- government rebels in Nicaragua with money from arms sales fo Iran. In testimony before the Iran-Contra hearings in Washington, North became somewhar of a hero Television evangelists Jim and Tammy Faye Bakker said farewell to the PTL ministry in March. Jim Bakker resigned after confessing fo a sexual en counter with a young woman. Tammy Bakker bowed out of the broadcasts to undergo treatment for drug dependency President and Nancy Reagan wave ro well-wishers from the White House as Reagan escorts his wife home from the Bethesda Naval Hospiral where she underwent breasr cancer surgery es BLESSEO ARE PMerucy PERSE- i t- yTED IN THE fare) YEVTLE SAME OF by Pig TOUSNE 4 © FOR THEY SHALL INHER-F Tre KINGDOM OF Goo President and Mrs Reagan greered Pope Paul Il when he ed in Miami to begin a nine-ciry tour of the United e became a narional © and a symbol of the nation’s worsening problem with Miss Michigan, Kaye Lani Rae Rafko, a nurse who shook up —s The Senare rejected Presidenr [eagan’s nomination of Rob- ress their concerns dealing with — the talent competition with a Polynesian dance, was ert H. Bork to the Supreme Court by a 58-42 vore, which AME SRC CI MS EBON Site crowned Miss America 1988 ended a long conrentious debare over a judge alrernarely portrayed as a brilliant jurist and a dangerous extremisr A 24-day strike by the NFL players ended in mid-October when the union capirulared and went to court instead of | Dennis Conner, rhe man who lost the America’s Cup in trying to fight rhe club owners ar the bargaining rable 1983, won it back four years larer Fred Astaire = ee ae aanarer sna grsnsse® gaat? + ¢ Sek Se arn Sapte a LAR et se sie Area eaaten SM ties ST ye ENE RR hay: EVN cocccccccsoscccscscesesctsseasssss seinen eeeoeee e@ecceee eoooe eoeoe eooee eoeee eooe5e eooe5e eeoeee eeoco5e eooe5e eecececeecececcce e@oocee eeeee eeccee eeeee eeecee eeeee eeoeeece @eeeeee eooeee eeeee BQH eal Wr AVAVAVAVAV.) b rs.) eo hy | Am A Camera was the first drama production of the year and was based on The Berlin Sro- ries of Christopher Isherwood, and also served as the basis for the popular musical of Cabaret. The storyline centered around the adventuresome Sally Bowles, and a young British writer living in Germany, Christopher. Fearured in this production were: Kimberle Witrensoldner as Sally, Joe Lombard as Christopher, and Eric Vogt as Fritz. Also fearured were: Jean Zurbrugg, rista Stires, Doug O'Keefe, and Betsy Kline. Fritz (Eric Vogt) admits the secrer of his Jewish heritage to Chris Goe Lombard) and Sally (Kimberle Witrensoldner) imine ec RR ate: nt otc cen te Clive Mortimer (Doug O'Keefe) brings promises and gifts to his unsuspecting friends (Kimberle Witrensoldner and Joe Lom bard) Chris Goe Lombard) and Sally (Kimberle Witrensoldner) en- counter the dreaded visit from mother (Betsy Kline) sc tannin eee eee eae ae x 2 Ss? � bi � ‘ . EE i Me otk % Mile p % = — “ Po Sa x (above) Class Picture — Everybody say ‘‘cheese’’! Diane Blair, Joe Lom- bard, Blake Freshwarer, Kristi Kelly, Doug O'Keeffe, Kim Witrensoldner, Sandy Herdle, Kent Yoder, Enas Ab- bousy, Richard Schiemer. The Rise and Rise of Daniel Rocker. It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It's Daniel Rocker! The audience of Rodman Playhouse was taken to a world of fantasy in this play by Peter Parnell. The fantasy in this production took place in a small frown where a young boy, Daniel discovers he can fly! Featured in this production were: Blake Freshwarer as Daniel, Joe Lombard as Richard, Diane Blair as Alice, Richard Shiemer as Jeffery, Kirn Wittensoldner as Judy, Kent Yoder as Sreven, Enas Abbousy as Penny, Doug O'Keeffe as Roger, Kristi Kelly as Claudia, and Sandy Herdle as Mrs. Rice. All Characrers parrake in rhe Class- room scene as Daniel describes his fu- ture flight Bedroom Scene: Dan iel (Blake Freshwarer) rells Alice (Dia a secrer Jesse (Christine Uber) tries ro rell Mama Jean Zurorugg) her plans for her sui- cide Thelma (Mama) played by Jean Zur- brugg reacts in frustration. Thelma Gean Zurbrugg) pleads with her daughrer Gesse) played by Chris Uber to reconsider her decision. The senior production to ‘night Mother broughr a serious nore to Rodman Play- house. The play, written by Marsha Norman, provided its audience with an honest and riveting look at one family’s struggle with suicide. Jean Zurbrugg portrayed the part of Thelma Cates (Mama) who desperately searches for a way to change her daughter's decision to end her life. Christine Uber portrayed the part of Jesse, a woman who has simply lost the desire to continue with her life. : in Calter pak oa ret tewsonesesst stn (above left) Nike Waranabe concentrates on her Design | painting. (above right) The recent works of J. Hopper (below) Christine Rosenthal poses in front of the works from the Sculprure | class in the fall. (lefr) Joel Collins’ “Eulogy for Bob and Tiny” 40 Jazz Choir. (eft to right) Jennifer Anderson, Blake Freshwater, Sonja Funk, David Forshew, Natalie Funk, Chris Roseberry, Vicki Mader, Jeff Brown, Sharon Dyck. Concert Choir. (row 1) Jennifer Anderson, Sharon Dyck, Sonja Funk, Jinny Jodlowski, Allison Indorf, L. Hamlin, Elaine Horner , Coleen McGuckin. (row 2) Amy Lukens, Naralie Funk, Sarah Greenley, Donna Myers, Vicki Mader, Dena Falleni, Melanie Samay. (row 3) Jeff Brown, Randy Harr, Wil Martin, Joe Paciorek, Eric Vogt. (row 4) Richard Schiemer, Dave Elliorr, David Forshew, Blake Freshwater, Mark Ferzer, Jay Wardeska Marching Band Members: Shery! Ames, Paul Behringer, Teresa Beitzel, Dawn Bracken, Beth Brawley, Kristina Call, Amy Carr, Debra Carter, Victoria Casper, Jeff Chenevey, Roberta Combs, Jenny Crone, Vicki Crone, Renee Dunlap, Jim Essick, Martha Fickle, Julie Filliez, Trisha Frank, Jon French, Bob Gerber, Darin Good, Kyle Harrop, Randy Hart, Dana Hiles, Donna Hoffman, Elaine Horner, Amy James, Jennifer Johnson, Lynn Kaschak, Kin Krueger, Rebecca Lewis, Jan Martin, Marlk Mazalk, Coleen McGuckin, Marcia Miller, Debbie Moore, Laurie Pare, Pam Perdan, John Prarr, Katie Richeson, Tina Roeger, Melanie Samay, Shari Sanor, Richard Schimer, Lori Shoeppner, Mary Schoeppner, Beth Schmidt, Tami Shorman, Ann Shuman, Alice Singelyn, Beth Smith, Doug Smith, Joe Srefanko, Amy Srumperth, Casey Wagner, Amy Waltenberger, Jay Wardeska, Beth Ann White, Laura Worlow. Wind Ensemble Members: Mary Schoeppner, Amy Carr, Jenny Crone, Jan Martin, Rebecca Lewis, Janice Brewsrer, Beth White, Ann Shuman, Mari Fukumura, Amy Walrenberger, Melanie Samay, Lynn Kaschak, Hearher Clark, Amy Stumperth, Colleen McGuckin, Elizabeth Smith, Tom Bartholo- new, Martha Fickle, Jennifer Jonnson, Vicki Crone, Shari Sanor, Elaine Horner, Jon French, Jay Wardeska, Vicroria Casper, Elizabeth Schmidr, Marcia Miller, Paul Behringer, Alice Singelyn, Katie Richeson, Kyle Harrop, Trisha Frank, Douglas Smith, John Prarr, Randy Hart, Debbie Moore, Kristina Call, Deb- bie Carrer, Maris Mazak, Kelly Bowers, Richard Schimer, Laura Wurlow, Darin Good, Joe Stefanko, Lori Schoeppner. cores ’ Po ee ; ft PTT ee sess es eee sl eleleleloteieieleeerereieee . , _ . BER EEe BERR o | ieee EERE, as re. BF CLIT mpgs netnaik on DEBRA aoooo ue BERR . 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(row 2) Marcus Smith, Allison Indorf, Chris Roseberry, Chery! baugh, Perer Coleman, Bridger Dando, Jennifer Gaiser. 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(row 2) Sharon Smith, Audra Prarr, Sraphanie Pace, Jennifer Brockway, Kyle Harrop, Martha Fickle. ow 3) Mike Saxion, Tim Tarko, Sheri Morris, Jen Cole, Deb Cliver, Katie Kolke, Scott Meinke, Kevin Rogers (row 1) Carolyn Singelyn, Roberta Combs, Kristi Kelly. (row 2) Melissa Meredith, Cheri Dugger, Lisa Mohn, Teri Dugger, Pamela Simmons, Ann Shu- man. mI EESFEOCKS _ (row 1) Dave Elliott, Reed Graham. (row 2) Melissa Meredith, Cheri Dugger, Lisa Mohn, Terri Dugger, Roberta Combs. (row 3) Teresa Mohn, shar- on Sanor. EEE EA EEE EE L TTT TLLLLLLE LLL Eee iis|slels|slelsisieieaiaiaeee eee EEE CECE EEE MATH CLUB EERE BEEBSEOOT BEBBEoOS BREA BERAOo BERS BERAaN BEBE BEaSaao0e 4 : , EERE eee: — y Vay. bs a BEERS SER ReeeeEEsET™— CCU f a ’ | TPP RRR SABRE ooOo ee x. . _ at eee TT TT TTT TTL q ; BEBSEOO® BREE eeao one AS i oe a cet BEBO PLT LL I ‘ B : ye oe OE BRB ooo | a i Sie f - HEEEEEE OER SBEeeoo oY | ae HEEB EEEGI HE RBOBRBSaHoe si , ao j . 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Les Dyer, Gordon Spleer, Dr. Lucke DODO GERBER OOOO EEEeo NOOGDROODRoO NOOB aoo DNDOOORBROOo DOOD DODO DOGO BERBER DOOD ao EERE DERE EHR Eao DODBRBEEBHBEAG HORDE DEREEEo DBO BRBRBEEBEREE EERE BOOED EREBEED HODDER EEaoO DOBRO ODORS RESBRoo DORR EREEaEao nooo FE eet oo SBE See {te eeeeeeSe Veeco to SOPHOMORE SERVICE see — EERBREAH EES EREeaee _ | BRE RESRoAee 7 ' HEEREEERE! ERB EESESeeano : - ————s | | | | ot | Z ’ = : i Z - ., Sao h + , BBB SSERSB0oo =TITITI|)|LL . “Tees | TLL mialalalaleleialalslelel ns iel|alelalelalale|ele| —-.- BEEBE ' ‘ OE ra (row 1) Heather Petropoulos, Michelle Guappone, Julie Cox, Heather Schooler, Jennifer Cole, Tim Tarko, Todd Russell. (row 2) Kim Uhl, Leslie Jago- ditz, Susie Ermlich, Becky Burler, Sheryl! Ames, Diana Miller. ' M1 . 1 1 ul} 1 1 | Ace T T as JESSE REE ote JDP eBe Py [ERE REEE JOB BEBE Seaaes BERREe JOB BEEBE | iii JERE RSE Seeeeeeeee (row 1) Wilbur Allen, Amy James, Al Sturz, Allison Indorf, John Srewarr, Catherine Casror, Kellie Kontnier. (row 2) Karl Walker, Sheryl Ames, Diana Miller, Jen Stone, Bridger Dando, Lisa Hall, Cindy Aurslanian, Todd Russell. ‘ ) ae Be | I DRS | JSS | IBS | JABS | JRE | JB See . TSE 88 ' JB BSee | SSG888 (row 1) Cynthia Blackwell, Carol Farah, Michelle Guappone, Michele Bruderly. (row 2) Chris Weingart, Jennifer Walker, Dina Aursianian, Cindy Aurslanian, Kathy Butz, Katie Kolke. (row 3) Nate Hall, Wilbur Allen, Karen Butz, Al Srurz, Jonn Srewart, Bob Kerr, Chris Gundlah. (row 4) Nare Olin, Michelle Werneke, Liz Petzinger, Scott Meinke, Shawn Sramp, Jennifer Cole, Donna Myers, Todd Russell. BBBBODDOaBOo —— GBD eee- PE reer eee Hr NONAN oe os 2 i : ¥ ore te : by f es; an Delta Delta Delta ec © WY or Li O a ( OL O = D Y) . Aloha Delta Pi Aloha Chi Omega oat g a % Aloha Tau Omega Little Sisters sigma Alpha Epsilon Little Sisters EES AH Mi eeeeee: {y : Apa: | | [ OO Oo N=: Y 3 LXE Y VY O nue oe a] FOOTOG|| a The 1987 foorball season ar Mount Union ran the spectrum of kemorions — from the near perfect vicrory over arch rival and nationally-ranked Baldwin Wallace to the tragic dearh of defensive tackle Kevin Pilmer of Alliance as a result of a one-car accident on October 16 thar left two orher studenr-athleres, Bill Beebe of South Euclid and Todd Hjerne of North Kingsville, injured. The Purple Raiders finished with a 6-4 overall record, bur they were seven points away from a third straight Undefeated regular season. Mount Union was 6-2 in the Ohio Athletic Conference, suffering one-point losses to Wittenberg (25-24) and eventual champion Capiral (26-25). The Raiders dedicared rhe season ro Pilmer, and nearly pulled off anorher championship season. Keith Rybarcyk of Oberlin became the third straight Mount Union quar- terback to pass for more than 2,000 yards (2,055) in a season, as he was selected to the All-OAC First Team. Ir was a record-setting year for wide receivers Ed Hogya of Painesville and Bill Eyer of Minerva, too. Hogya caught a school-record of 47 passes for a record 957 yards. Eyer became Mount Union's all-time leader in pass reception yardage as he finished his career with 10 carches for 168 yards, the second mosr in a Mount Union game, in the 33-14 finale against Marietta. Six members of the Mount Union squad were named ro the All-OAC First Team, including Rybarcyk, Eyer, fullback Russ Kring of Sebring, line- backer Chris Weber of Stow, center Paul Hrics of Highland Heights, and defensive back BJ. Tedesco of Cleveland. Cheerleaders (| ro r) include Amy Gares, Kelly Frantz, Margarer Minnick, Cheryl Angst, Christine Corbi, Donna Myers, Heidi Gibbs, and Amy McCor- macls (Upperclassmen) Doug Anderson, Dean Aslanis, Ned Bauhof, William Beach, Thomas Beard, Bill Beebe, Dan Boring, Mike Bortger, Dan Cairns, Robert Celesre, Nick Cellini, Brian Cof- fee, John Cola, Bob Cooper, Mike DeMora, John Dosral, Bill Eyer, Steve Fellinger, Bob Fontana, Brian Frost, Mike Garn, Ted Hanlon, Scott Hewitt, Todd Hjerpe, Ed Hogya, Paul Hrics, Don Israel, Terry Keener, Joe Knoll, Russ Kring, Brian Lewis, Pete Long, James Lovorn, Keith Lowden, Brian Martz, Chuck Milburn, Eric Mizen, Brian Moore, Bill Munday, Mike O'Donnell, Dean Paul, Ronald Pawlus, Bo Pietro, Kevin Pilmer, Chuck Reda, Jeff Roach, Keith Rybarezyls, Julio Sanclemente, Kenneth Skoczen, Steve Sladewsli, Darren Stevens, Mike Strumbly, B.J. Tedesco, Keith Vogel, Chris Weber, Jim Werren, Rob Wilson, Brad Yochheim, Richard York, Dave Zenobi. (Freshmen) Carl Addison, Matthew Albright, Chuck Amato, Joel Baldwin, Rob Beamer, Jacl Bird, Tom Boggs, John Bouloubasis, Jeffery Case, Brian Cline, Todd Cole, Robb Cook, Dave Crawford, Mike Crowe, Christopher Daull, Bill Da- vis, F. Dike Dawson, Chris Dercole, Rob Dine, Andy Dito, Skip Dowd, Ken Edelman, Eric Engle, Rich Farr, Scott Fenton, Mark Forker, Terry Friel, Jim Frisch, Mark Gallo, Bryan Hall, Na- than Hall, Tim Hart, Tin Haws, Patrick Henrietta, Gary Hill, Kris Honeck, Greg Hudkins, Tim Humphrey, Eric Johnson, Rodney Johnson, Nelson Justice, Kent Knapp, David Lasecki, Scott Loveland, Edward Madison, Colin McCafferty, Jody McCollum, Keith McGeehen, Bingo Messina, Corey Metsker, Deon Miller, Robby Mitchell, Brian Mohrman, Marl Murfitr, Allen Nennig, Ronald Nenni, Sean O'Donnell, Patrick O'Shea, Floyd Peaco, Corey Perkins, Brad Petro, Jerry Prucha, Joseph Roemer, Mark Rosenberry, Eric Runnion, Nick Saffield, Kevin Schreffler, Tom Slimals, Eric Smith, Richard Smith, Damon Snyder, Shane Statler, Todd Thombs, John Trivisonno, Bob Vibonese, Jamie Vilcheck, Christopher Waleri, Chris Weaver, Joe Welker, Will Wilke, Lonnie Yancsurak, John Yuricek, Jim Zebroski. occer ream finished with a 6-2 OAC mark in 1987 forward Todd Shields of Pittsburgh, Pa., was sixth in the OAC in scoring with 7 goals and five assists. For a second year, defenseman Steve Allaire of Cincinnati was chosen ro the All-OAC Firsr Team, while Shields, junior midfielder Russ Foster of Aurora, Colo., were accorded second ream honors. Junior defenseman Scott Meinke of South Suclid was named Honorable Menrion Academic All-America and AllLOAC Academic Firsr ) Team Greg Beurslen, Scorr Boone, Dan Breen, Jim Burler, David Campion, John Findley, Andy Hansen, Scott McManus, Joe Newsome, Marty Owens, Bil Procror, Mike Puleo, Ross Rerzler, Todd Shields, Jinn Stricklin. Sreve Allaire, Tim Bradley, Tim Doolitrle, Russ Foster, Jay Hartland, Jim Kirkland, Scott Meine, David Molnar, Doug Nelson, Chris O'Connell, Paul Oliu, Mike Riley, Amado Sandoval, Andy Smith. we ra oe en ae Mee Le yi + tat elf ee tial e ’ vos vl ay % me Oo bee Pi «gee ' £3 7 Co RD WV @niemicis©GGer... The women’s soccer ream had a successful debut as a varsity sport at Mount Union as coach Josh Eaton led the lady Raiders to an 8-7 record. The season was highlighted with a 2-0 win over Division Ill power Wittenberg. The Raiders won three of their lasr five marches, which included two 1-0 losses. Freshmen Michelle VanAtta of Glenwood, N.J., and Pam Pickard of East Syracuse, N.Y., were named the team's MVPs. VanAtta scored seven goals and had five assists, while Pickard had a 1.35 average as the ream’s goaltender Barbara Burns, Christina Chamberlain, Lisa Doring, Janer Gardener, Christine Giffen, Ellyn Hess, Kirn Hughes, Tricia Koogler, Sue Lugaila, Allison Lunt, Karen Mathews, Kare Munroe, Kristy Murdoch, Kelly Perzold, Pam Pickard, Cheryl Scorr, Jill Sheridan, Ann Shields, Tracy Srone, Daneen Touhalisky, Michelle VanAtra, Coach: Josh Earon, Assistant Coach: Todd Rus- sell, Manager: Maher Malshoul. 83 Voley0Gl == The volleyball ream finished with an 8-27 record, but progress continued as rhe Raiders won two of their last three marches, including a straight sets win over Capital thar deprived the Crusaders a chance ar the OAC playoffs Junior Sharon Schaufert of Cincinnati was named the team MVP as she ranked among the league leaders in aces per game, digs per game and blocks per contest. Jill Bartlerr, Jill Brownlee, Rachelle Dunn, Dawn Hopes, Karie Lepp, Marsha Matthews, Anita Patterson, Stacy Pisor, Sharon Schaufert, Amy Wiblin, Dina Aurslanian, Tina Cascio, Jennifer Grower, Erica Hans, Candase Lasher, Beth LaVelle, Missie Livingston, Kathleen Margo, Ann Miller, Jen Plavney, Jan Sipe, Chris Weingart. Women’s (| fo r) Team: Sue Soergel, Dena Falleni, Amy Markley, Melodie Medina, Tami Konieczny, Jennifer Stevens, Andrea Sumser, and Judy Por - rer. Men's photo not available: John Africa, Richard Bracken, Todd Callahan, Roland Clark, Scorr Dannemiller, Chris Gundiah, Milke Jackson, Jim Jones, Todd Kalivoda, Scott Lehman, Eric Lukens, Scorr McHenry, Nathan Olin, Jeff Patrerson, Steve Schomburg, Greg Simpson, Mike Saxion GK@ss) COUMIRY. 0. A third Ohio Athletic Conference championship in the last four years was added ro the Mount Union men’s cross country trophy case this fall as Coach John Homon led a young group of runners to the title, surprising favored Orrerbein. The leader of the Raiders all fall was sophomore Todd Callahan of Bethel Park, Pa., who won the OAC individual title. Callahan then finished in second place at the Great Lakes Region at Wooster and qualified for the NCAA Division Ill Championships, where he finished in 31s place among 180 runners. Callahan was named the team’s mosr valuable player The women’s Raider cross country ream, made up mostly of freshmen finished in fifth place ar the OAC Championships. Freshman Melodie Medina of Saginaw, Mich., led the women as she finished 13th at the OAC Championships and was named the team MVP. The Raiders had three finishers in the rop 20 ar the championships as freshmnan Tami Konieczny of North Tonawanda, N.Y., rook 15th place and junior Jennifer Stevens of Greenville, Pa., was 18th. Men's Basketball......... The 1987-88 men’s baskerball ream posted a second straight 12-14 overall record, bur hdden in those numbers were some impressive fears that bode well for rhe furure. The Purple Raiders were picked ro finish in last place in the nine-ream OAC standings in the media pre-season poll, bur they ended up in sixth place. Along the way, Mounr recorded impressive victories over Heidelberg, which was leading the league ar thar lare point in the season, and an early season triumph over Capiral, which had just defeared Division | Kent Srare and evenrual Division Ill National Champion Ohio Wesleyan. Also, Mount Union won its Carnation City Classic with a come-from-behind 87- 84 overtime win over a talented Buffalo Stare ream. Ken Rector led the ream in scoring with a 15.7 average as he became just the 14th player ar MUC to reach the 1,000-poinr mark. He was an All- OAC Second Team selection. Four other players averaged in double figures, led by sophomore for- ward Andy Boothe (11.4) and junior forward Jim Dippel (11.2), who also led the OAC in rebounding for much of the year and was Mount’s rop rebounder ar 7.8 per game. Dippel and Rector earned All-OAC academic notice. Dippel was named ro the first ream, while Rector was an honorable mention choice. Andrew Boothe, Jason Bradford, Robert Brokaw, Anthony Ciabarroni, James R. Dippel, Scorr C. Finnell, Shawn W. Grimes, Jeff Harper, David Jaap, Duane B. Johnson, Dave Katusin, Kevin Kurey, Thomas J. Marks, Ernest Moore, Jim Nahra, David Perry, Kenneth Rector. 86 Womens Basketba First year coach Deanne Knoblauch promised an exciting team that would play the full court with everyone getting a chance to play. Mount’s coach fulfilled those pre-season hopes as 11 players saw regular action for Q program thar showed improvement as the season progressed. Mount finished with a 7-19 overall record, bur the lady Raiders advanced to the second round of the OAC Tournament after beating Wittenberg in the opening round. Junior forward Joan Pwarck enjoyed a solid year as the team's scoring leader at 11.5 points per game to earn AllLOAC Honorable Mention notice. Junior Cynthia Blackwell was second in the league in rebounding with a school record 246 caroms for a 9.5 per game average, while sophomore guard Michelle Bohan set a school marls for assists with a 129 to rank second in the OAC. Michelle Bohan, Cynthia Blackwell, Kathleen Crites, Sracy Ede, Deana Hughes, Amy Hutchman, Shelley Krantz, Karen Marthews, Jill Miller, Pippa Pierce, Joan Pwarck, Julie Sharkich, Kelly Zychowski. ecord-breaking performances and personal bests, were the norm for the Mounr Union men’s and women’s swimming teams. Sophomore Heather Petropoulous and freshman Joyce Wolfinbarger became the first female swimmers at MUC to qualify for the NCAA Division lll Championships. Petropolous qualified in the 100-yard breastroke, while Wolfinbarger went to Atlanra, Ga., for the 100 and 200-yard butterfly. Each also swam in selected national events More than 20 school and 40 personal records were set by borh programs. The men sent four swimmers — junior Steve Wood, sophomore Scott Steiner, and freshmen Dane Nelson and Malaysia newcomer Boo-Hock Khoo — fo nationals In Atlanta, Wood and Khoo became All-Americas in their specialties — Wood in the 100 freestyle, and Khoo in the 100 breastroke. ma Ey, Naralie Funk, Hearher Perropoulos, Maria Scheiber, Wendy Sesrili, Joyce Wolfinbarger, Helena Uber, Jennifer Crone, Pat Helmuth, John Kosak, Kurr Myers, Dane Nelson, Scott Steiner, Thomas Taylor, Steve Wood, Boo-Hock Khoo. WrestlliGie se Another championship banner will be hanging in the Mount Union wres- tling room following Mount's 2634 margin of victory at the OAC Cham- pionships, hosred by Mounr Union. The Raiders won their fourth straight league championship as five individ- vals won titles and qualified for nationals. Mount got first place finishes from freshman Eric Moulin at 118 pounds, repeat tiles from Todd Hibbs at 142, Mike Barton at 177, and heavyweight Steve Lacher, and a return to the victory podium from senior Andy Lamancusa arf 150. Lamancusa, a 1986 champion, was unable to perform at the '87 Cham- pionships because of a knee injury sustained the week of practice for the Championships. At the NCAA meer, Lacher became an All-America with his fifth place finish, marking the sixth straight year a Mount wrestler earned the distinc- rion. The Raiders had another stellar season, sweeping both OAC Round Robin tournaments, winning the MUC Invirational, then defeating No. 4 ranked John Carroll in an exciting dual match, 22-16, as Lacher provided the winning margin with a 3-1 decision in the lasr individual march. Mike Barton, Michael Beery, Jeff Berdysz, Shawn Brown, Karl Bultrowicz, Dave Crawford, Rocco DiFranco, Dave Falleni, Mark Forker, John Helline, Todd Hibbs, Russ Kring, Sreve Lacher, Andy Lamancusa, Scorr Legan, Pete Long, Jeff Lyons, Brian Matthews, Todd Mizer, Eric Moulin, Joe Paciorek, Ron Parker, Ron Pawlus, Jerry Prucha, Andrew Sawka, Mike Schonauer, Sandy Womack ———— ———_—_—O_———— . i 1 rack. For aseventh consecutive year, Mount Union won the OAC men’s indoor track and field championship, and, again, they did it in convincing sryle, bearing the eight-ream field by 52 points in a meet Mount Union hosted. Mounr, with 157 points, received first place performances from Mike Detling in the high jump, Eric Lukens in the 500 and 1000 meter runs for a second straight year, and the 4 x 400 merer relay reams. As usual, deprh played a key role as 17 men were place winners at the meet. The highlight was Detling’s Pererson Field House and OAC-tying record high jump of 6 feer, 92 inches. Thar qualified the sophomore for the NCAA Division Ill Championships, along with senior hurdler Kelvin Jackson in the 55 meter high hurdles. Jackson went on to earn All-America honors. The Mounr Union women’s track team finished in second place ar the OAC Championships, also hosred by Mount Union. The women tallied 125 points and received championship efforts from Tracey Miller in the 55 merer high hurdles, Jennifer Stevens in thge long jump, Sharonne Ayers in the 55 merer dash, and Melody Medina in the 3000 meter run. Miller's time of 8.65 seconds set a new Peterson Field House record. She became the first female from MUC to qualify for the indoor national meer, joining men teammates Kelvin Jackson and Mike Detling at Northamp- ton, Mass. MON NWS cree Scott Dennemiller, Mike Detling, lvan Dye, Ken Fang, Dave Forshew, Chris Gundiah, Nathan Hall, Kelvin Jackson, Milke Jackson, Jirn Jones, Jonathan Kessel, Joe Knoll, Chris Lee, Scort Lehman, Dan Lowery, Eric Lukens, Bob Masterson, Scott McHenry, Jeff Neice, Jeff Patterson, Chris Schilling, Bob Schinker, Sreve Schomberg, Greg Simpson, Craig Smalley, Chris Smith, Troy Taylor, Todd Ursem, Bucky White, Eric Wilson. Dina Aurslanian, Sharonne Ayers, Carla Bardall, Donnie Chesner, Kathy Cries, Lisa Doring, Shelley Judge, Jennifer King, Carhy LaForesr, Candy Lasher, Amy Markley, Melodie Medina, Tracey Miller, Rita Mills, Shila Nalawadi, Jeannette Nderere, Cora Owens, Chris Rainsberg, Kim Schaffner, Jennifer Srevens, Andee Sumser, Ticia Turner, Kelley Zychowski BaseoG| Another young and improving ream, the baseball squad finished the spring with a 10-18 record. The Purple Raiders had impressive double- header victories over Oberlin, Walsh and Case Western Reserve, and battled perennial OAC power Marietta on even terms before losing 10-7 and 7-6 The Raiders lost just one starter, albeit a good one in centerfielder Andy Jackson of Louisville, who led the ream in runs batted in (25) while hitting .267. Freshman third baseman Jim Zebrowski of Strongsville led the team in hitting at .304 with 16 RBI, junior second baseman Joel Beard of Kenr hir 800 (2HR, 16RBD and freshman first baseman Steve Rake of New Lexingron barred .299 with 16 RBI. The improved pitching staff complered 13 games overall, led by sopho- more Mike Bottger of Chesterland, who had five complete games in nine starts and won three games. Freshman lefthander Bill Reinacher of Steubenville showed promise with a 3-4 record and four complete games iN Six sfarts. Chad Calder, Joseph Bailey, Joel Beard, Stephen Bell, Mike Bortger, Eric Bruno, David Calagis, David Chavez, Matthew Cook, Andrew Dito, Paul Dunleavy, Michael Force, Sam Grida, Lee Hamilron, Gregory Hudkins, James Jackson, Erik Jacobson, Troy Jones, Jeffrey Kessler, Jeffrey Klominek, Mi- chael Manfull, Donley Marcum, William Martin, Brian Miller, David Poe, Thomas Puskar, Steven Rake, William Reinacher, James Robarin, Theodore Rhodes, Timorhy Ruth, James Smith, Richard Smith, Gordon Splere, William Srallard, Marc Sreinberg, Richard Wells, David Whitney, James Zebrowski, Tim Eckard DOMO@ln te... stent ' Another NCAA qualifying squad representing Mount Union this spring was the softball ream, which qualified for the NCAA Central Region for the first rime. MAO oD The lady Raiders posted a school-record 22-win season (against 13 losses) and finished in third place in OAC competition with a 10-6 record. Impres- sive early-season victories over OAC powers Ohio Northern (twice) and eventual champion Muskingum, as well as three wins at the OAC tourna- ment, earned the team a berth in the four-team field ar Allegheny College. Meise CRAIC Be RR, ee ee Mount Union was led by the one-two pitching success of sophomore lefthander Michele Kring of Massillon and freshman righthander Suzie Eichinger of Columbus. Eichinger was fourth in the OAC in pitching with a 10-5 record and a 2.07 earned run average, while Kring was fifth with a 12-8 mark, a 2.19 ERA and 45 strikeouts (third in the league). Kring was named to the All-OAC First Team while teammates Katie Lepp of Phillipi, W.Va. at second base (.274) and designated hitter Jenni- fer Grower of Hearth (.326) were second team choices. Lepp and shortstop Dawn Hopes of Perry, who led Mount Union with a .380 avera ge and 28 RBI, were also named to the All-Central Region Second squads, which includes teams from 10 states. Paula Dobos, Susie Eichinger, Missy Foggin, Kelly Fogle, Chris Giffen, Jenny Grower, Dawn Hopes, Tracey Huff, Shelley Krantz, Michelle Kring, Karie Lepp, Missie Livingston, Jill Miller, Stacey Pisor, Jennifer Plavney, Marsha Wheeler. 95 TeAniS......2. re Ames was selected to the OAC Women’s At-Large All- Academic Team. Her grade point average (3.90) as a chem- The men’s rennis team finished with a 5-5 dual march record overall and a 2-2 mark in OAC action. The Raiders finished in sixth palce in the eight-team OAC field. istry major was the highest among OAC women athletes in the sports of cross country, tennis and track. Meanwhile, the women’s tennis squad was 3-9 overall and 1-4 in the OAC, finishing in ninth place. The men were led by senior No. 1 player Rogers Galloway of St. Louis, Mo., who was 5-5 overall. No. 3 freshman Kevin Kurey of Bethany, V.Va., was 4-6 overall and 2-2 against the league, while the No. 2 doubles ream of Joe Massaro of Hinckley and Dan Hodge of Monaca, Pa., was 6-3 overall and 3- 1 versus the league. For the women, Sheryl Ames of Elba, N.Y., had a fine season on and off the court. Playing against the best compe- tition as the feam’'s No. 1 player, Ames was 2-10, but reamed Up with freshman Kathy Duncan of Akron they finished at 5-3. No. 3 singles player Amy Hutchman of East Liverpool led the team with four victories, while No. 6 player Sharon Evanich, a freshman from Parma Heights, had three tri- umphs. Sheryl Ames, Michelle Barnes, Michele Bruderly, Nancy Chiacchiero, Kathy Duncan, Sharon Evanich, Susie Goodrich, Kimberly Graziano, Shawnae Nicholson, Amy Hurchman, Andrea Phillips, Pam Simmons, Helena Uber. (Men's Team: Rob Curry, Rogers Galloway, Dan Hodge, Kevin Kurey, Joe Massaro, Todd Surbey, Tim Tatko, Casey Wagner) Dr. Truman D. Turnquist Dean of the College Dr. Harold M. Kolenbrander President Susan P. Buffington Associare Dean of Students Terence S. Taylor Dean of Students 9 | ee A if a tie Mark Bergmann Tom Bochenek Gordon Brollier Lloyd Davidson Director of Annual Fund Assisranr Director of Public Director of Development General Manager (HPCC) Information Dorothy Davis Helen Deneselya Josh Eaton David Freshly Director of Alumni and College Campus Counselor Student Employment Assistant Business Manager Activities Coordinator ry O C Paul Froman Richard Giese Larry Griffith Harold Hall Registrar Dean of Enrollment Services Business Manager Director of Admissions be, Timothy Hepler Kathleen Homon Joanne Houmard Hugh Jae Asst. Director of Computer Director of HPCC Campus Serials Librarian Director of Cooperative Center Events Coordinator Education Pat Markley Harry Paidas Cheryl Paine Sandra Pittenger Documents Associate Asst. to the President and PI Asst. Director of Library Assoc. Dir. of Student Financial Director Documents Librarian Services Sharon Rich Ernest Sheetz Tracie Starkweather Amy Tomko Dir. of Placement Career Vice President for Asst. Dir. of Admissions Associate Director of Developmenr Advisor Assr. Development Admissions to the Dir. of Coop. Ed. _ ZS O © [el pe ate ee Mi ed eee see a agus ee =, a Be os ed as Dr. Lee Gray Teacher of the Year 0 10 Mathematics Dr. James Dillon, Mr. Michael Zwilling, Mr. James Kimble, Dr. William Markley (Dept Chr) Physics and Astronomy Geology Dr. Peter Lucke (Depr Chr) and Dr. James Rodman Dr. Robert Wiese (Dept Chr) and Dr. Lee Gray Cee @S Economics, Accounting Business Administration 4f Mr. Franks Norton, Mr. Hubert Pinney, Mr. David Z oky, Dr. Martin Horning, Dr. Patricia Marthews (Dept Chr), Dr. Michael Myler history Political Science S “ : - Dr. Richard Doyle, Dr. Richard Dutson, Mrs. Melanie Blumberg, Dr. George Tune, Dr. George Montagno (Dept Chr) . : Dr. John Bienz, Mr. David Ragosin, Dr. Gloria Malone (Dept Chr), Mr. Lyle Crist, Miss Dawn Kelly, Dr. Katherine McMahon Education ca Ullrich Mr. Carl Kandel (Depr Chr), Dr. Victoria Harris, Dr. Gary Funk, Mr. Robert Bayless, Mr. Peter Synnestvedr, Dr. Lewis Phelps Foreign Language Art Parthena Draggertt and Dr. Vasile Calesi (Dept Chr) Mr. Joel Collins and Mr. Jamnes Hopper (Depr Chr) a ¥ =a a ee et he Religion and Philosophy Dr. George Thomas, Dr. Donald Buckey, Dr. Wesley Vesey (Dept Chr), Dr. Donald Hobson Communications Dermot Dr. Douglas Hendel, Mr. Charles Morford, Dr. Williaprn Coleman (Depr Chr), Dr. Ferald Bryan f - re, Bre yore fa Chester Grays will observe golden wedding anniversary MR. AND MRS. CHESTER GRAY Ethel and Chester Gray, 2147 S. Seneca Ave., will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house reception Nov.2 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Alliance Woman’s Club. Gray and the former Ethel Toalston were married Nov.2, 1935 in the parsonage of the Immanuel Reformed Church by the Rev. A.H. Ellshof. Hosting the open house will be their daughters Miss Linda Gray and Mrs. James (Carol) Brunie. They have two grandchildren. Mr. Gray is retired from his post at Morgan Engineering Co. His wife was employed at Whitacre Greer Fireproofing and she is also retired. All friends and relatives of the cou- ple are invited to attend and the cou- ple asks that gifts be omitted from the celebration. oe ee ee ee E : mi {06 e 2t sf} i iii! 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(te oe fe Se £oe me ee Editors Hearher Schooler Mike Shonls Business Manager Mike Shonk Head Photographer Christine Rosenthal Staff Photographers Becky Butler Stephanie Cashon Brian Mullaly Hearher Schooler Tasanee Suazo Section Editors Introduction Heather Schooler News Robert Kerr Shawna Scarpitti Scott Slabaugh Fine Arts Diane Blair Heather Schooler Activities Heather Schooler Feature Events Heather Schooler Greeks Heather Schooler Sports Heather Schooler Faculty Heather Schooler Student Body Jodi Henning Bob Masterson Michelle Messina Lindsey Schaller Tasanee Suazo Seniors Heather Schooler Tasanee Suazo Advertisements Mike Shonk Herff Jones Representative John Urian Senior Photography Davor Photo, Inc. Acknowledgements Alyson Meeker Tasanee Suazo Stephanie Cashon Michelle Messina Steve Barr Michele Samay, PI Tom Bochenelk, sports writer phorographer Alicia. 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It is mounted on 160 poinr binder’s board The endsheets are school designed in magenta on while paper stock The book is smyrh-sewn in 16 page signarures, trimmed to 9 x 12, rounded and backed, with head and foot bands In addition ro the black ink used rhroughour, there are four flars of four-color All captions and body copy are done in 8 and 10 point Serif Gorhic Lighr. Heads appear in 48, 60, and 72 point Serif Gorhic For Furrher informarion, conract The 1988 Unonian Yearbook Office, Mounr Union College, Alliance, OH 44601