Oakland City University - Mirror Yearbook (Oakland City, IN)

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Kathy will represent the College in the Miss Indiana Pageant this summer. David Foust was the master of ceremonies. I . 'X Y if' f ,fi if l . My Kathy Robinson presented a comedy monologue during the talent competition of the pageant. Appearing in swimsuit and evening gown competition were: Peggy Eibeck, Jeanna Buck, Kathy Robinson, June Hargis, Linda Brown, and Shelly Blakely. Miss occfis l6fMiss OCC Shelly Blakely N313 lk A . ,, ' .,, QA M lg . Q ' Linda Brown K. rr .A , P+ Q. m.,'a , 4 if -H '5 Q :LJ lf 2' xv .fxvriw lvl' Xp' QM. jf. June Hargis ff K 3 . l ,ya x f l 7355 H, ,gf Q9 Jeanna Buck J v I, W ' 15 Peggy Eibeck 'mmf I1 Memoriam I - - A gentleman long remembered as Preacher, Professor and President is Dr. Onis G. Chapman. Whether teaching, greeting students in his office, attending banquets or accepting awards Dr. Chapman's smile and friendly manner were always in evidence. He graduated from OCC in l936g taught in the Bible Depart- ment for 20 yearsg and was President from 1955-1965. Dr. Chapman was many things to many people . . . . . . to me, he was my friend. Gay Weir Yearbook Advisor FRE HME ...wv-vr vfrvTv'v:v f fwyvwv-ff S .i. Q 2 Nl 5 cl The first week of September began with Freshman Orientation and a chance for new students to become acquainted with their college surroundings. Tom McKnight, SGA President, explained the make-up of the Student Government Associationg Dr. R.B. Smith, Dean of Students, spoke on the policies of student conduct. s 2 S 3 z ii q,,,, i i 5 X - . 1' , , L 4 l8fFreshman Orientation SSE ff ,C 4 9:37 f, new .W M, Wgp, in ' ,rf ,, ,W 5 ,S , f. ORIEN TA TIO o Z , l,V M V , i ,,,' W T AVIT ,, V Z Bm ,, W ,A ,lf , uw. ' f 'F wr 6 W VM, 7 ' ' 1 W ,Q X ' 'IL 'fd , -4' ',. '-.Mfg 129131 7 J . ' ya ' W . 4' gm , 'X N0 v., I 5, Freshman Orientationfl9 Fall Festival Weekend The weatherman blessed us with horrendously beautiful weather for Fall Festival Weekend. Parade, outdoor concert, picnic on the grounds helped to make this an enjoyable time for all. aeii 1 20fFall Festival 2 Happ Birthday Mickey T141 W saw IN ' x. ,.,,-J Fall Festivalf2l if ,iii , I V4 36 - w w ..w x'flm'w?v 'zV nw' P g ww Y X f . L is S 5, ' 0 w .K :of ,.A4ag1 L.X-Q 2. .L W 22jFall Festival S is 21.2 . W... 1 OUNDERS' DA Y at . 5 fr i f .gX,,,, .. z. re Q v I ,', Q 1 2 1 , ' s X ff . . .fr ,M Q. f. !.fka1f'ggs.J.7N f as 5' .fe .1 ,f f . ,kV, .. . .. 3: 4 L.. if . M After several unsuccessful attempts by the General Baptist denomination to establish a Seminary of Learning in the area of Southern Indiana, Colonel William A. Cockrum donated a ten-acre tract of land in Oakland City on August 5, 1885. The land was given with the understanding that the citizens of Oakland City and vicinity would erect a college building containing at least fifteen rooms. Upon completion of such a building, the General Association of General Baptists was to assume responsibility for endowing the school. A charter was granted by the state of Indiana in 1885. The first person to receive a baccalaureate degree from Oakland City College was William P. Dearing who was elected the second President of the institution in 1903. He served as President until 1945. Mrs. Mazo Dearing Scales, daughter of Dr. Dearing, has presented to the college her father's diploma this past spring. gl Founders' Dayf23 THE HOLLOW Who Killed John Cristow? The Oakland City College Theatre presented Dame Agatha Christie's The Hollow during the fall quarter. Members of the cast were: Ron Campbell, Sir Henryg Toni Weber, Lady Lucy Angkatellg Mandy Gray, Henrietta Angkatellg Tim Chancellor, Edward Angkatellg Cindy Sermersheiin, Midge Harvey, Ivan Mason, Gudgeong Arthur Welchhance, Dr. John Cristowg Juenell Williams, Gerdag Dana Lytton, Veronica Crayeg Mark Webber, Inspector Colquhoun, and Kevin Collins, Detective Sergeant Penny. Dr. Margaret Earl Harper directed this production with the assistance of student directors Juenell Williams and Jim Jacobs. Top left: What would Mrs. Cristow say? Top right: Inspector Colquhoun and Sergeant Penny question Veronica Craye, mistress of the late John Cristow. Left: Oh, how peaceful she looks! Fall Playf25 26fHomecoming HOMECOMING QUEE Mrs. Julie Hartley, a physical education- recreation major, was crowned 1979 Home- coming Queen during half-time activities of the OCC-Logan game. Julie, who represent- ed the Booster Club, was chosen from among ten contestants to succeed the 1978 queen. She was escourted by her husband John. First runner-up Cindy Provance Second runner-up Barbara Martin and Escort Bill Dickerson and Escort Tom Schalasky I' uf x I at a Q5 2 me 9 l 5 R Toni Weber and escort Tim Chancellor Debbie McNeeley and escort Howard Ellis , an Y WT 'S E? at fr ,W 3 if a Barbara Fisher and escort Pleas Porter Cindy Sermcrsheim and escort Ben Cartwright Homecomingf27 28fHomecoming 1.9 ' 'PPM rx- 2 fi ' A E 'rr ' ' if 4 5 W Pam Alsman and escort Bud Fritz Donna Surratt and escort Chris Surratt I - . . , . LW , s Z,-ff ' 5 Juenell Williams and escort Jim Lannom Beth Crutchfield and escort Barry Winders HOMECOMING FE TI VI TIES The 1978 Homecoming Queen, Donna Surratt, makes her final walk before a large crowd in Wood Memorial Gym. Coach Trafton and Mary Kitchell participate in some Homecoming pep rally antics, while the girls basketball team huddles. Homecomingf29 Class, presided over the Awards Day Convo. Juenell Williams received the Jen- evie McCullough Hamilton Award in English and the Brokaw Memorial Award, Kathy Robinson received the Mental Health CAPE Award. The General Bap- tist Brotherhood Award was presented to Audie Long. Toni Weber received the Margaret Earl McConnell Harper Best Acting Award while Juenell Williams and Scott Loechelt were awarded Honorable Mentions. Bill Dickerson was the first stu- it Award. Ward Da y Karla Kinne, president of the Senior ent to receive the Onis G. Chapman Mer- Rita Cantrell received SKS Women's Scholarship Recognition and the APG Publication Award. Jim McPherson re- ceived the award presented to the fresh- man student with the highest GPA and the Freshman Chemistry Award. Issac Parker received the Alvin C. Ruxer Automotive Award while the George Koch 8t Sons Award for Welding went to John Gartner. 30fAwards Day ..Vs. if iiiii if I i -Nw w ,sw- fra H ,K , 7' . fx .MV Q1 f 90 M Fifi. Qi N ,XX Xb Q y 5 Q. Q J , fx x 3 ., j - 1 - J - ---f' 'N--f 2 ',,,- X, 1. 'S X X Q K ffm 4' 4 ,f Students receiving music awards were: Tri Kappa Music Award - David Foustg Neva Barnard Scholarship - Scott Loecheltg and Outstanding Mu- sic Award - Jim Stepp and Ron Cary. 32fAwards Day llkillillil llllki ZW!!! ,f ' 2. ,7 X' WW ,, , X i I ij ' V 5 Q A : H ff ff M A - Q ll K M' ri A 5. as L W s s 'ff S Y f ' siiv 42 'V ' .ft A .t'.vt v l K1eg'5?Qai.a,fgffiiz, lb 5 fs a -w Lane 2 5 A-A l V , X +P , .4 1 Allen Rumble was presented the Jordon H Memorial Award. Becky Smith received the 'A ' Tri Kappa Art Scholarship. The Oakland City f f ' V f Businessmenls Association Award went to Ron Nelson. Tom McKnight received the Fred Rumble History Award. Those who were recognized for making Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Col- leges are: Tom McKnight, Ron Cary, Audie Long, Rita Cantrell, Pam Alsmond, John Kohler, Donna Surratt, Karla Kinne, Juenell Williams, Bill Dickerson and Ivan Mason. I L ' i , YA 4 N nf 'Tevya And His augh ters The Oakland City College Theatre presented Tevya and His Daughters by Arnold Perl as its spring production. Dr. Margaret Earl Harper directed it with the assistance of Ron Campbell, student director. l We Members of the cast were: Scott Loechelt, Tevyag Erin Hostettler, Goldeg Julia Stuckwisch, Tzeitlg Darlene Runyon, Hodelg Dana Lytton, Chavag Ron Campbell, Feferal Perchikg Toni Weber, the Rich Womang Juenell Williams, her daughterg Arthur Welchhanceg the Rich Merchantg Dan Kulchar, Lazar Wolfg Tim Chancellor, Mottel Kamzoilg and Ivan Mason, the Rabbi. Spring Playf33 4 .ff 9' M5 Recitals f. - ki v Nnm..,,,m Graduating music majors, Jim Stepp and Ron Cary, presented their senior recitals. Junior music majors, Cindy Provance and Scott Loechelt, also had recitals. Music majors who assisted with the recitals were: Sharon Long, Jill Eastham, Erin Hostettler, Ron Jaggers, and David Foust. 36fMay Day MAYD May Day is an occassion for roses and crowns. Crowned Queen was Miss Pam Alsmond and honored as Mr. OCC was Richard Byland. Pam was crowned by the reigning Queen, Rita Cantrell. The girls were roommates as the crown remained in room 4202. Barbara Fisher and Gary McClintic were chosen runners-up by the student body. I, Q I 1. ' NHL , , 'Q ,ffl 'lj ' of ' . 'Jw ,M , MA ,.'..0.t....o. f ' ' . 1 Q? 0 0 1 .Vai , U , t 'A it t awww., ' V ' ' i C '.u.v.o,m,o ,-rp ,, r mm-I r v 'Wi H l,lllgJ1l y.P!q'.Ql' V M.. a 'if 4 ff, Y -sr F., 4 gl. 'IW ., if M l AW V - 1' 2 ,St Www Nu I Hu It . . .. '. . pg ' ' J Bob Linne and Carol Goodman fl y lf ,fx iz' .bl 9 y ll 2 ,Q- i ll., ffylll i Scott Loechelt and Barbara Fisher I I I 'I' .. . VW fs, if .,-AW., W, MM' by . Don Estridge and Ann Huther Q Gary McCIintic and Dee Ann Hayes Allen Rumble and Julie Doyle rt Show ' - Q ' 'k ' L . K K ' r f af 2 f' a s ' - me 's if f 1 ,. I 1 5: , Q 51 Ql 1 f ff silt.. 59 . gi, , 3- L sqft fw- gfw- ' if Q 3: Q .Q 3 x -ll. Xxx X W xsigfff' - O V , ,5 ,S 2 -kL. 1 s V li il 5 A 49 fr:-fis f ttf ,K Q. ,J-Q N A W 5 J. , I I X,.AxL. 1, , 53, 5 I Q Q- f ' sw K an .1 , 5- ' A4 ' tt, P., ' . ' :F J 1 ,L 1 i X A' 5 Nfgrr. . - ,. ' . 4 s A 5 iff: 1 nr, . A total of S190 was awarded to OCC students, participants in the OCC Student Art Show. The show was exhibited in the Fine Arts Gallery during the final week of the spring quarter. The three Best of Show winners were: Donna Hazelwood in two dimensional division for her oil painting Matthew 7:3-5 g Juenell Williams' photographic essay: Underground Subdivision g and Charlie Dixon in three dimensional for his Sanhedrin . Others receiving awards were Bonnie Peugeot, Tina Qualkenbush, Barbara Martin, Becky Smith, Theresa Kinfdred, Terri Cross, John Wilkins, Nan- cy Garland Frances Spight, and Malinda Gray. s 7 Nil .xv .fx 'X B s s ,ig . .F R 4, W GH 3 I I f i V 'R N 3 i ll , . f ' ix K lsr- sq? ii 'I . . L f WWW i- . ..,. M ' :ri 5' K . se Q 4 '- 4' ig.4e,4!St1.., , A ' i 515 5 , :QF i . ' 1 . ,,,xfiN3'a ',. a- 5: KJ K . R W f. ,M - .t f .--1 -'TW uf, as Mirza- X: -- - ' 1 . 1 Q ll Ffa. 5-B g .M st f fm. H ,Q . - . . -t limi K' Q e dei I OWN . e eece C r -- . '-.Q-11::sw: Q --515 ' , t at :g i-' I .. ,t hm K K gi A - t C ESF? r x 159 K ,r as Mifgxjx ,ww T t . -- it fig.-4. N ew-5, fi ., - .R , , f x , , -l' N11-Q... -, ,WM ,ff .rr ' i 'i scent N 1 ..-an Iumn us Of The Year nd Iumni Banquet mia PM ,Q 115 5, f I Q2 One hundred ninety-seven alumni and friends of Oakland City College gathered in the College Gym for the 1979 Alumni Banquet. Special guests were members of the Class of 1929, the Class That Was Different . Nick Goble, 1979 Alumnus of the Year, received that award from Association president Charles Weir. The 1957 OCC graduate and Oakland City native is now Director of Public Relations and Productions for the Pennsylvania School Boards Association. Librarian Ulah Wilder was surprised as the Association presented her with a special Twenty-Five Year Service Award. Alumni Banquetf39 40f Baccalaureate BACCALAUREATE Firsz General Baptist Church Oakland City, Indiana Friday, May 25, 1979 10-:00 A.M. President james W. Murray, Ph.D., presiding 'PROCESSIONAL Trumpet Voluntary ' ' Purcell Carolyn E. Spitler, M.M. Assistant Professor oj'Music Orgariixl 'INVOCATION Jerry W. Phillips , Ed.D. Profersor ofMalbemalic.r and Education 'HYMN 58 ' 'He Leadeth Me! O Blessed Thought! ' ' SCRIPTURE READING Allen R. Rumble, B.A. C795 SOLO Be Thou With Me J, S. Bach Ron Cary, B.S. Q'79D BACCALAUREATE 'ADDRESS Leland R. Duncan, DD. Executive Direrlor, Home Mission Board General Axrociation of General Baptirls Poplar Eluj Mirrouri 'HYMN 132 All Hail The Power of jesus' Name 'BENEDICTION Paula A. Pendergrass, M.A. Dirertor, Special Service: Program and Auirtanl Profexmr ofEngli.rb 'RECESSIONAL Trumpet Tune in D Major Purcell Professor Spitler ' Tlx aurrlrucr Ill rrquutarl la Hand - :Lvl Q . Q Q Y A 'W .L , 5 W p ggi, ii A f agp Ep , ..,.. f ' 5 vs, WN. we 14 T ' , ' . , wi new S r to r K - 5 -.r-: Q K A V T or 25511 i '-'. fu fri 'N 3 . X r r . t.p:. k . We e.ft,.,r Q ,li rf . , Q.,fT.g 4 Qu . 9? 3 , n t 4' 'A A V2 ' fls A x Swv! X Y A -..., W 1 .At will fr ir ' 7. Commencement E bww -fs' WJ Dr. Robert H. Reardon, President of Anderson College, was the feature speaker at the 84th Annual Commencement. The degree, Doctor of Laws honoris causa, was conferred upon Dr. Reardon by President Murray and Vice President Beesley. Some 218 Oakland City College liberal arts and vocational-technical graduates had degrees conferred upon them. Senior Rita Cantrell, of Xenia, Illinois, was presented the Presidents Trophy. The annual presentation is made to the one student in the graduating class who has made the greatest contribution to the college. 1.9 4 x .,- ,qu A '1 IFA iw, fd ., iw' 'I ' M - W' 'W why 6 it L Q41 xnxx Q J.,-f H, nf- .- M. 14 -JKAQN. 'T WRX xMM,,,,,...... 42fGraduation X1 45: x .:'.... 1 QT Q V' f F' ef' ' A ' Facultyl43 EXECUTIVE SUITE James W. Murray served his fifth year as president of the college. Dr. Richard V. Beesley, who was Academic Dean of the college from 1968 to 1975, returned to OCC in the fall to serve as Executive Vice-President and professor of senior studies. Dr. Beesley's wife, Naomi, handles the secretarial duties of the executive offices. Student workers, Teresa Burdin and Cheryl Weeks, assist Mrs. Beesley. f 44fPresident's Office On ,M , . 'A 1. oi X ,fix f vw R . I' f-Tgiiizi, v 0Kfqg::5:f5': I ' f . , My f - I , .L ' 9' ,n:':?'v fi 1,0 Q9i'54'fII::r s X ' 4 6 '4 0 'Q 'b 0l!I'B.1Ui s f f . 1 . K, 9,00 359, . 115533 K ii 5 in 1 ' AA yq 0 Q9 Osagliil 2 i 2 ai' X',qw'o0'w' Quarries, ' at , 1 If f ,,' ,, ,Q 0 A, Y 7. k J ,ta ll 3 gn 94j,0,,v,nmz.1J:fzrp, A P 4, V 'li 3 eH.'Q,f-9,v lEl51f,, K ' 5 il' i' 'li 1. wif , if Kham: za P 4 Q 2.1 fa lx Q.w,r,,..,.!., f 5 - f l ' W y y ., if re- ., ,' fi- 41 if . A H V' firk'i4' V A' ,, angry' ,K llu' A?Cv. f. ,f i , I V 15. 2 . V 1. Tp Y' 'if M' 1 f - ' H- Q-' . Q- v . '51 , ,, N K' 'V , I - f 'V' ' ?5EfL,, ' 1' , , 5 A' , ', ' f ' i ,.. - ,Wang fa--MJQ' 1 ,F T T , W M , -I r 'E 4 ' :'fr4f'1i'7f?' 'f ' ' if -w QA, - ft W- r yr' 'iw , f . 4, ' v 'Z' vig- ,y i , fir , r 'YJ X N Vt? 4 , J, 1 ii ' 'K 1' 1 fi 7 A 4' nl 52 S fi if f M ii, ,J 0 ' 5 wit? ry ' 1' p ' -4 's ,, . emma., W , mf-W A,-K .. 5 , . I J 'IIT 'l..a Y' vw-mga ' , gr ,sb-' I V1 , , 1, , , -+ l.-...... ' f 'Va . V S' rw' ' , Ju g , , 1. ,, , , 4, I ,, v, - ft - , ' .W . 'Merit' .. ,ei ,1 'f ff .V fr I Q. .f ft ff K ' fm -- 'vs WL --ww! 4, - J ' 5 .M -3- .vw , , A' mg, , ' 7 y.,.'Q fi, ' 6' zggfa' N 1 1-rw! 'Www We 1' Y J Vt: . , .f f Y O KLA D CITY COLLEGE BO RD OF TR US TEE Rev. Harlan Webber serves as Chairman of the Board of Trustees, the governing body of Oakland City College. I AA,-fa .' 5? .,1- 1 i 1,,.4J.,, ,f, I Dr. Presley Pendergrass joined the college family this year as the Academic Dean. Peg Warnsman serves as the College Registrar. Workstudy helpers Nikki Lampkin and Peggy McClure help to keep order in the outer office. GENERAL SER VI CES Carl Runyon - Admissions Counselor Beth Crutchfield Work Study for General Services TALE T SEAR CH Jeanne Orr heads management of General Services office 4 'sl ,, .1 wwf V, 13 , ' I 2' ,. I A il I 1' i ' l - - msamwxzzswf f , W if , f . ml? L -Y ,, I , Rae Murray Betty Johnson 46 fStaff Cindy Robson Ken Hyslop BUSINESS OFFICE 60W Xa ,ff ,., I neg . I Nv- s Txfry rx . , Rahel Eskew Comptroller to Business Office FINANCIAL AID OFFICE I , i Norma DOHIIC I Caren Williams Coordinator of Financial Aid Financial Aid Secretary Stafff47 w Special Services Special Services - Students. It is a governmentally- A funded free service to all students enrolled in the schools liberal arts and vocational technical programs. It focuses on providing counseling, career guidance, and individualized academic instruction. The staff includes: M Director - Paula Pendergrassg Reading Instructor - Girly Cousertg Counselors - Ron Malin and Lynn Corng and Records Assistant - Carolyn Malin. i ww-Mf.,,.....,4 W 'Alex f Ilunu-I, if 48fSpecial Services JOB CURP iuuuauga 1. BEN EDWARDS Director of Job Corp Shirley Coleman - Secretary to Job Corp THF C OI J ,FGE BOUKSTURE RQ? my ,.., WM, N-NNMNNNNSW Gene Holderbaugh - Bookstore Manager Stafff49 50fStaff CAMPAI G OFFICE ' A ,,,f.vz V .. .4 Evelyn Eberhardt served as a substitute for the Campaign Office. switchboard. W. Kathy Nelson manages the Campaign Office which includes overseeing the campus . A D CAMPUS SWI CHBO RD i , ..,..., new - fl, i - .M it s 'R . Workstudy girls Mary Kitchell, Debbie Caskey and Vicki Rumble help to keep the lines of communication open. if ,I 3' -V fi li ii? ti . e xif , V se'e t, ,V ttv,.t. W 5 1' ,...w-aevwlif , f M, x'k' .'251'f4 'k'.x aft- 7 W it :if .lfiiii E 55' ,Q . ' - jay E , L gg X as 1 'V t if Educa tion Hoe Mrs. Mildred McDannel, director of placement and student teaching, pins another job opening notice on the bulletin board outside the Education Office. Dr. Alma Shufflebarger, professor of education, teaches a full load and sponsors CAPE. Luane Clark, assisted by student worker Karen Ferguson, handles the secretarial duties of the Education Office. ge., 2 ' Li WW? 5f 7:'C, 't t' V wg , 5.11 1 7 , or A . 1 I -, HU f V f. WM if 'jf , , iw f ' ,,,,, , ,, , a w ,,.,,, t Q , f W KX. 3 Librarian Ulah Wilder and her assistant Gay Weir oversee the management of the library In addition to her library duties, Ulah sponsors Sigma Kappa Sigma, honorary scholastic society Gay was assistant volleyball coach and it yearbook advisor. rt Creativity is the key word in the Art Department where Professor Marie McCord and Instructor Joe Smith lead the , students to discover self- expression. Music Beautiful music comes easy to beautiful people: Gloria Heyde, and Carolyn Spitler, Assistant Professors of Music. 52fArt And Music ft .aggm N 4' 3 3 1 N Wf 'E English Dr. Margaret Earl Harper, professor of English, and Mrs. Nancy Hyslop, instructor of English, spent many hours in the library instructing English 12 students on writing the research paper. Dr. Harper also spent many hours directing The Hollow and Tevya and His Daughters and advising APO. Mrs. Hyslop worked to organize a campus literary magazine. ......u. Englishf53 Math n Science - ff? , Mr. Jerry Skelton, assistant professor of chemistry, holds his breath and hopes for the best as his students stir solutions and light burners. Dr. Jerry Phillips professor of mathematics and education, made arrangements for the Tenth Annual High School Algebra Contest sponsored by OCC. Dr. Lyman O'Neal, assistant professor of biology, prepares for another travel seminar. 54fMath And Science X lil Religious Studies ocial Science Dr. William Hasselbrinck, professor of Social Science was X recipient of the 1979 Teacher of Y- the Year Award. It is given to the person who demonstrates the F highest excellence in classroom i teaching. n 1 The Religious Studies department is composed of Professor Cliftin Ford, and Dr. R.B. Smith, who was recently promoted to full professorship. Social Science And Religious Studiesf55 Mrs. Cheryl Shoulders along with the help of Olive Smith and Gary Watson took care of the business students on campus this year. i Business r, or V 1 1 l M A ' ,, K 5 , LF 1f at 4 45 X . ,, , ff is B Q 'E V ,K i ' 1 ,,.Qz,f'- ' ,mr tv- Members of the faculty at the Bedford Extension wereg Judith Toppe, David Bannerman, Mary Lea Brown, Darrell Fishel and Karen Zoller. The Bedford students participated in on campus Commencement ceremonies for the first time this year. :Qc B! fa s 56 f Business B we J Bedford Extension I 2 Physical Education Department s Q A f , F. Vw , v ,if E 9 ! N EQ . 5 .gag . LFE , PRINT SHOP MANAGER e '.. ae M ay, Mrs. A , d C hw T ft k an oac ra on ma e up the teaching staff of the P.E. Department ALUMNI DIRECTOR GEORGE LEWIS JUDY WHITTEN Faculty f 57 UAXIIKII KN! Clllfy ClDllIlIEE W4 I-lfllf X The Vocational-Technical division of Oakland City College is now in its Sth year of operation. A Vo-Tec built engine is powering a car which has placed well in the Tri-State racing circuits this i year. - Paula Murrell, Techincal Division Secretary JACK TICHENOR, Associate Dean for Technical Education if .4 ,-H, ,, f Q fk' jp , W ,, ly. Clie Q5 s 'V , 5 4 A fx f I A I 7 1' ,K XX ti l Q sa se I 4 Mike Russell - Welding Ernest Self - Automotive Michael Luebke - Automotive gi 5 7 l 'N -..-. Alpha Beckett - Welding Walter McKnight -- Automotive Dalfld Swans AUf0m0tlVC 58 f Vo-Tec 3 3 W M,,,,?Z,l , VV ,, ,. -W al U f 'Y' ,, V , 75.155 1 , V M , -sf fy v fr'- Maintenance ,K . .N ix i 2 E s ., . V , sive i Maintaining the smooth operation of the physical plant and the well kept appearance of the grounds was Wayne Bowland and his staff. 60jMaintenance Mildred And The Cleaning La dies 51 as keie t 1 Mildred Vaughn is in charge of the cleaning ladies. Mildred is in her 20th year as part of the cleaning staff at ,t g the college. Other members of her me - staff are: Geneva Churchman, Barbra t Rae Culbertson, Isabel Harkness, Barbara Houchins, Dorothy Graper, Barbara Munday and Adele Townsend. Cleaning Ladiesf6 l r 1 iM'iZ'T',, - W Q I Mm' 'H f-Z' of.?',,'gf , 4 ' M---... -'tr' ' s 'rh- M, A me xp.. -f X- bw, -.... .,, ,..:+ ..,. r f., - fm., f-. -.., W 1... ff.. M N.. .rw '- J 6 COLLEGE EQ NEAKFASY 3 EGG 20 2 iii! 35 MUSIH MAI BEN 45 TNS! 15 SHN!!! IUNKI 20 NICE 20810 COFFEE 15 SAIUIDQS SARNRWR 110 YR POWIDUR B5 MINS!! 45 FISMYICN SS B80 YEUBLI 50 IRIS I0 DWIKS 75 5 30 if ' I Q A QV 4 r l rr .saga ARA Food Service - Darrell Miller, Manager 62fARA K Sportsf63 VOLLE YBA LL The girls finished their third season of intercolle giate volleyball with a 8-11 record. Members of the team were: Ann Huther, Mary Kichell, Becky Ditzer Chris Hobson, Debbie McNeeley, Barb Watts Deb bie Caskey, Robin Summers, Debbie Matthews Pam Alsmond, Kim Defazio, Marsha Dodge, Penny Miller and Burdette Smith. The coach was Cindy Robson the assistant coach Gay Weir, the trainer Peggy E1 beck and the mascott Kermit the Frog. W Hanover L Marian L Franklin W Earlam W Kentucky Wesleyan W Brescia L Vincennes W St. Mary of the Woods L Evansville L Wabash Valley L Lincoln Trails L Kentucky Wesleyan W Brescia W Depauw L Marian L Indiana State B Team W St. Mary of the Woods L Vincennes L Hanover 64fGirls Volleyball Members of the team, Jim McPherson, Gary McClintic, Bill Dickerson, Rick Van Meter, Robert Jones, Russ Neuman, Dave Fuhs, Rick Bechtel, Brett Ayer, Steve Sanders, Randy Fields, John Merrill also not pictured Nick Owens, Pleas Porter, Tony Baxton and Dave Emerson. OPPONENT Marian Georgetown Chicago Circle Indiana Tech IUSE Kentucky Wesleyan Hillsdale Condordia Franklin Wittenburg Bristol Sullivan Franklin Georgetown OCC Opp. OPPONENT OCC Opp. 48 66 IUPUI 82 81 76 86 IUSE 77 83 75 79 Cincinnati Tech 77 67 87 68 Ohio Chillicothe 71 64 93 78 ISUE 63 62 70 72 IUE 81 66 54 62 Logan 104 73 106 68 Marion 57 74 79 74 IUPUI 88 76 54 66 ISUE 59 67 115 81 Wabash 74 85 70 60 Michigan Christian 63 56 78 88 Concordia 92 71 89 82 Colorado Northwestern 65 66 oaksfss ...,,, ill, its 1-1:1 Ts Y x 'W , 'Kg mbjwg A Q ,, E 15535 Q X E 0 ?Mi1K s u .K 1 xl l-0 -up 4-np 1 46 mx 5 Y if 4 any V ,- 2' 3 1 a 2 fm my ' gl , WW L 4 E ' ,,., iw 4 2? 'V 9? ' Mfg ' ,tj M A h, js' A, ,af JN 8 fy, X ' f 7 ' gnu: il 'Jiri Mui, 2 g ,' M , , ,M -4 W1 dl-73 ill! infill' gggnnn ln B ,, f' fx X, cms i..?'I'z N .xxx-'K - 5 ixggf - . N , 68fGirls Basketball K - .....-- 'J-n r-1 at ,t t J , g ' . h f t secss ' t Qx' NQQQ : - - Ml r at . ,. ........ .. .. s U Members of the 1978-79 Oakette basketball team were: fFront Rowj Brenda Robinson, Cheryl Tincher, Debbie McNeeley, Mary Kitchell, Mandy Grey, and Peggy Montgomery. fBack Rowj Coach Mary Allen, Becky Ditzer, Debbie Mat- thews, Burdette Smith, Marcia Dodge, Barbara Watts, Chris Hobson, Mary Knies, and Manager Peggy Eibeck. nv-In 'A' Q ,Q ,Q - ,aww A ,W M W ,, 7' ' W M t t vm D E P A U 1 I ,................ ghvounnv HH I 7 - Y in: 'toll 'aff OAKE TTES 'VIVQ K 14 'Q 3 'Q The Oakettes fell prey to injuries in the 78-79 season and ended the season with a 5-10 mark, The team was led in scoring by sophomore Becky Ditzer with support from freshman Chris Hobson. Girls Basketballf69 vofsoffball SOFTBALL Members: fStandingJ Coach Allen, Penny Miller, Debbie Matthews, Brenda Robinson, Ann Huther, Peggy Montgomery, Malinda Gray, Cris Hobson, Becky Ditzer. fKneelingJ Cheryl Tichner, McKnight, Debbie McNeeley, Janet Stone, Peggy Eibeck and absent from picture Bernice Lytle. l fx v BNC sfaav Ny , K 9- K K 555 4 . ,- . . 11 11- qi M, T ,W , f r vi .:, J f ns 4 -4. 1 - ' 1- 3' M 1 gm Y -tsl KJ Q, ' ings' Q - vu' . ? v Q ,,, . , ., ' 6 .4 I' t Jr, , .fi 4 iv ' 9 fi it ,V 2 N f axe? ,Q L L Y ' l Z5 l RK! if .4 ' Mk? 4' f it 1 -1 ' w X f 'y Z In MW, ,yr P Q? ,f ,, .. , - 'nv' 1 ' ' 5 523' Hg, ,, 1 fy 1? K ' ' -Ezra--gan, . 1-1 '- Wa Eciflniw' ' .dmsg Qiizgz'-'K- , ,f . , , 4.2222-'3:.': ' 'If .:2:1!'g:: 5 ',...... f , nv f f -,vw -, 4 , A 1 ' ,Q ,f eafxw 11,1 az.: ww , f , ., ,, . , . , ,Ng iq, i Y Q A44 - , a , ,W . , ms7'2' Y aff - ,rt .,,, ,,,,. ,. , K. M . ,. ., 'iiihzzxcj V - , ...-+:::: V - ,... .... M' 0, f ' -V San' ' gg' ,r ff ..- A Q M 4 , ,, 3 W ix '. , A J -4 Ev' J V 4 fo f' zijagf if ' 1 f , W.: C2 4,A y i ,. The tennis team was again coached this season by Rae Murray. The team played such schools as Wabash College, Brescia College, University of Evansville, ISUE, Kentucky Wesleyan, St. Meinrad, Lincoln Trails. Members of the team were, Debbie Caskey, Mary Kitchell, Julie Hartley, Amy Skaggs, Walter Carnahan, Jim Stepp, Ron Cary Dennis Aud, Ron Baker, Scott Loechelt and Toni Weber. ' X S 2 Q.. ----........- 2 I 5 Y f www? 7 ,. fr 3 Q .wot ' 'I Q Y. ,.,, M. v ,Q - X ,t A7 -nan 3 1. i I ff' I f i A' i 5 Mya: f ,MM 5. 'iff' LW, L' .L L it R i x - .i ,m:.A Q . mx.:. V, W 1 ,.it 1 f R t R rf il'JT NWTIi5ZlZ ef f 3378 ' t ' ixnfrk-a'n'Qf4vf'fi K y ' f - it A' gm -y 1 A 1-w . sf a i if , fri an ' Q37 yi? e fi strrt 1 'U ' i 1 rv .,L,.. .sc 1. , ,,, 1, v5ff1A Y i?f,V if ff 313 - t R 'mK k W. Q ' s 6 , ' - ---'--i Eg? .Vi I. A in 8, I, ' V K '.niihBuM4'w NVVV ' is . .- if ft trii v s in i R xt i A if- V1-Qi, Q 'R H ',,, ,, , f ' ,. x' 1- , , , ,t,.i , r ..,,, K M-,,.w,W, 'KU ,,,L' , ffff- ,, ' ' f I f -mb. f'1ffA:WHfQf1.s . f ,, . W ,' llf ' '..',, ,,i..m4- w, VN' ' -:fl W' 1 -F-vw? I .av , ,, aft If ' 1 'K ' ,. ,, an -V g3M.A,m,.,, mif,,,,,,+a,m, ..,.f W. 5 X W ', Qu, L, t t ' Once again the Mighty Oaks took to the ball diamond. This was the first time in several years that the college has participated in baseball. Members of the team were: Tim Wheeler, Tim Richardson, Rick Roberts, Howard Ellis, Rick Minton, Sid Baker, Gary McClintic, Bob Linne, Dave Emerson, Steve Hauger, Richard Byland, Bud Fritz, with coach Darrell Miller. The guys finished their first season winless. 949' 72 f Baseball , 0 O UPS., gig W? N xL I- -i,1,N5Ts:a5Q5 ' jp Q x I dh? fi f -gf-rfzs. mi - x sift? as -st , f 1 ,an WV I ' sxig M!,LL ' ww? SWM , ...S 1 ,Wm My , QQxgRS f 'WS Aiiwk f :Q 2 me- ' of ? . W 1 W5 F gi gf IN if A if V . .57 A , , -.f K ,N ' , 'ax , , A Ay.' g 3 r s- . . ' ,H ,, Nmiwwm JXEHSSQI L ' ,A 4 um jg' ., - 74fIntramurals In tram urals Intramural sports, under the direction of Ron Malin, provided fun for spectators as well as participants. Competitive spirits ran high. IM softball champs were the Superspots. The guys' basketball champs were the Screaming Eaglesg however the Clones received the Mental Attitude Award. The girls' B- ball winners were Sandy's Pizza. Vince DeFazzio's team took the IM volleyball trophy. Top: Pam Alsman, a Hooker, goes for the tip against Cathy Droch in girls' action. Middle: Pleas Porter demonstrates his great jumping ability in IM volleyball. Bottom: Bill Dickerson and Rick Roberts struggle for the point while Dick McClintic falls. Top: Gay Weir displays her tremendous palming ability Middle: Richard Byland and Dave Fuhs battle as John Hartley stands, just stands. Bottom: Brett Ayer and Joe Tucker shake hands above the net. l fn rv 'ar A. at cw cf? Woman Athlete of the Year - Kim Defazio. Male Athlete ofthe Year - Bob Linne. Girls Basketball - Sandy's Pizza. Boys Basketball Y Screaming Eagles. Turkey Trot - Scot Loechelt and Kim Defazio. Foosbal - Bob Linne 8: Mark Sweeney. Softball - Super Sports. One on One Free Throw - Rick Min- ton. Chess - Dave Fox. Volleyball - Vince Defazio's Team. Bowling - Dennis 8: Karen Aud and Carl 8L Hilda Duncan. Badmitten - Bud Fritz. Putt, Pass 8L Kick S Vince Defa- zio. Table Tennis - Ron Baker. Tennis - Cheryl Tichner. 8-Ball Doubles - Carl Mar- tin 8L Robert Smart. 8-Ball Singles S Rich- ard Byland. Trophies also went to Darrell Miller and the Clones. Congratulations to all those who participated in the I.M. program. 76fl.M. Banquet LM Banquet 3 Q . 3 E f 5 fi S J , v ia ' , 2 ,gay f . , ,. ,, 1 147 459 - 4 ff :vm :aff iw SH 2 5 5 f l gauvvsg 'B 3, .W x,,.,,m 15:41 gm, fn j ,E 5 Z , 6 www 0 I.M. Banquetf77 Q-ff gi Sport Banquet All students who participated in varsity sports and cheerleading were recognized at the annual Sports Banqu ' ' sf 55' f . i , fy s-, N, 1,5 k 8' .mf 5-am , ,,:i, QR 3 xt 5 Ct. ,.,.. ., S YK K 2 f L 11 ' ' 'A' - K Q sf' ' M L gf ----r it 'A fa: A Q 35 If 5555? V .A,,, QM--is i Q-' K Q f 78jSports Banquet .4 if 1'-Qs 'E 'Sf 40 i '41, Qiftlizk Iiljllfi: 511 A 1 ' ' ,gy ' gf ,H ' W ' ' I J ' f !' if??tV ' 1 721 4 : , A . - V - ',,' - w 1 ?' 'X Q 'X 5 X ' Cl:issesf79 8OfSeniors P2 1' ,V . E , , 3 2' Pam Alsman Rick Bechtel ix ,, .3Qk ,r VIE. 'WX 'Q W N.. I Rita Cantrell Greg Davis Z . fix -v. X: J X . l Bill Dickerson Julie Doyle Randell Byrd f' D , I 'ix QF'-. A fn. 'V 1 ' Q ' I ,. 'Ub- ff' Y it ,. o i 'Y-12 -- 1 V FEE ' fa' Diane Denson is Vw w-My zeiwa , U . -' il' V' Z :f y 'X ' ' . A il i if 5 l X 5 V mf W! X Janet Goodman Riley Hanback 28 .Ax X fpxx Scott Holder Barry Lackey John Hartley ,ff Nfl X f S Karla Kinne Tom McKnight Julie Hartley 1 X f , Y f N n Dan Kulchar Carmen Mason 82fScniors W. r v' T IAM., . . X Q 1 Ivan Mason my f lip? 'if R f we MM. V'-NJ 5 f is ll i fi . t ,. Henry Nelson Ron Nelson , W- . Q5 55 , s '-,H Monica Mattingly Kathy Nelson Betty Oats A-X John Merrill Kay Nelson Gearl Payne MWW if w n M A , Bob Query Danny Risinger Allen ' if- 'w ,, , I , 5 Y ,f :f 3 Ka fr I nk, , 5 Darlene Runyon Rick Shamblin James Stepp Linda Vaughn Joyce Whitman Juenell Williams ior 84 f J uniors UNI ORS ra, aff A r. .3 .aw 'C' Q: ,jf Ron Baker Donna Bolden Deanne Burden Gary Burden Randy Cain , W Ron Campbell Eddy Crabb Charles Dixon John Gasser Sherry Hazelwood y,,5y Erin Hostettler Jim Jacobs Ron Jaggers Wayne Johnson Robert Jones Jennifer Kern James Lannom Mark Loechelt Scott Loechelt Keith Luke Debbie McNeeley Barbara Martin Idonna Messmer Ken Nelson Cindy Provance i Cindy Sermersheim Brenda Sigler Gerald Sigler Becky Smith Jeff Stuckey J uniorsf 85 86f Sophomores A 5, V V, win ,z , K? f wing. 1-, fe - L -,Q-, wa, , ' ' , we . 51 ' 9357599 F W . I , we .5 1- ? ' 1' 'f??x21S' 2 ' W 5 7i!'f5,113i35l3Kff' 353 if . Q ' 356 Robin Summers Sandy Todrank Mike Trotter Toni Weber Barr Winders Y SOPHO ORES Mark Allen ' Dennis Aud Brett Ayer Jerry Baker Cynthia Barbre Debbie Boyd Jeff Brothers Jeana Buck Walter Carnahan Kevin Collins Joan Crowder Beth K ruichlicld Kim DeFazio - Howard Ellis Dennis Ezell Karen Ferguson David Foust Julia Gartner Joyce Green Cathy Hartzburg Sieve Hanger Tim Chanceller Becky Ditzer Nancy Garland Dee Ann Hayes Sophomoresf87 88 fSophomores C0nl1iC Jones Mary Kitchell Nikki Lamkin Sharon Long Bernice Lytcl l l P i i Gary McClimic Peggy McClure Debbie Matthews Penny Miller Russell Newman i Teresa Owens Penny Pankake Vicky Rumble Tonia Stott Janet Stone 1 ',., i ,Q A AQ A A its V H ji Af lol A' A 'A . ' iw i-ef' Julia Stuckwisch Teresa Sutton Becky Richeson Rick Roberts Brenda Robinson ,, l l 1 i Cathy Robinson Rick Van Meter Cheryl Weeks Art Welchance John Wilkins FRE HMAN Janis Austin Shelly Blakely Linda Brown Teresa Burdin Debbi-3 Caskey i. -4-S225 Freshman f 89 90f Freshman G, 4 N z Lip f - 'Al Rv Ra Ok 'Q I x . , . 'QL 'Y lie 1 f-551, Q ,QQ .i K x if , ii ,X K 'ftsff ' ' , Q ag. Beth Clark Holly Corn Sulan Dixon Marcia Dodge Robert l-'idler Randall Fields' , -is f ' Carol Goodman Millindu Gray at 1 Amanda Cotton Theresa Cross Cathy Droch Jill Eastham Barbara Fisher Theresa Fleming Pamela Cundifl Cheryl lad wards Twyla Flint 'lv Lv: A John Green Michael Green June Hargis l Randy H ll ls ll l l , l Alma Horne Ann Huther s l W l - l armon Brenda Hartbarger Tim Haywood Donna Hazelwood Crisrie Hobson , W' f v lu' N iw. gf ai ' I 1 Exif 1 I 19 V 1 l l 3 E' 1 l Rita Johunnirlgsmeier Linda Jones Stephen Hobbs Teresa Kindr i Dana Lytton lk ls ll H ,l Ml o l ed Judy King ' Eugene Koker Robert Linne Lisa Lutz WW I m ,V ,W is l , l , Darryl Mclntosh Linda McLain Jim McPherson Carmen Marlin 'Tl' .:1- a-4:.1'fjz,g Freshman!9l 921 Freshman Gary Miller Peggy Montgomery Bfad Moyes Gracie Newkirk Rick Norris Barbara Ovcrbeck Pleas Porter Kathy Purcell Tina Qualkenbush Debra Raymond Timothy Richardson Randy Roberts Cindy Shoultz Burdette Smith Julie Staley Geni Standiford Kelly Steel Edwina Thompson Lois Thorton Chcrryl Tnchncr it - ,nfl if , Joe Tucker Terry Tuley B 1 l Jerry Turley Teresa Watkins Barbara Watts Charles Webb Mark Webber William Wilson Jeffrey Badger Tony Barber cal l l ii or l Tim Wheeler Janice Wilkerson Bernice Williams WELDI G DIVISIO 1 l Bill Beasley Timothy Beck Bret Barmes ggi' Weldingf93 94fWelding 'd Cam bell Neil Clevenger Jeffrey Cooper Danny Blubaum Richard Byland Davy p Harold Dani Jim Davis Perry Da vis Ray Ellis Don Estridge Michael Frederick if i lv .I h Gocppncr Terry llolsl John Garter Scam Ciocl7hauscr oscp Bradley Horral Kenneth l r Irvin James Julian Kevin Pund Mary Rose Faith Clarence Samuel Ted Smith Elmer Spears Daniel Stangle Randy Stemle Michael Stone Thomas Ryan Dennis Young A U TO DEISEL DI VISI O James Althoff Scott Arnold Bill Atkins Randall Beck Keith Begle Phillip Berger Tony Besing Autof Deisclffli 96fAuto Deisel i l Jeffrey Black Daniel Bland Blaine Bolyard John Brosmer Timothy Brown John T. Burgess Clarence Canady Jim Carlton Joel Carrell Ben Cartwright Jeffrey Courtney Robert Dalton Gregory Daugherty Stephen Dayvolt Steven Durcholz Gregory Etheridge David Fuhs Gregory Gentry Donald Hamilton Kenneth Hardy Isaac llarkcr .lamcs Ilassingcr Rayniond llcrlcl David Henson Larry lllnkle l Alan Hull' Randall llullnian Mark .Iohnson Mark Keith Mark Koker Jeffrey Lalfcrty Gordon Lau John Lindsey Thomas McDonald Daniel Mason x l Paul Massey John Mathias Richard Norris Michael Paul Mark Peterson Auto Deiself 97 98 f Auto Diese-l Neal Probus Darrell Ramos Kevin Ramsey David Ruthgeber Eric Reichel Kevin Reinhart Gary Robling Blaze R0bif1S0n Steve Sanders Richard Schepers Clay Simpson. John Slaubaugh Frank Speedy Michael Stork Ralph Troesch Ronald Wade Jerry Weber X Bruce Wheatley jeffrey Whitaker Rodney Williams SQ S Organizations f 99 1oofAPG AIDIE x -7, -www as' f l Q noi, Q. Alpha Phi Gamma is the honary journalism fraternity on campus. Mrs. Judy Whitten is sponsor of the group with Rita Cantrell as president. Other members of the group wereg Tim Chancellor, Juenell Williams, Sherry Hazelwood, Erin Hostettler, Debbie Boyd, Jim Jacobs, Larry Bottoms and David Foust. I L AQ' Q, i lt' 3 s af' Q: 4 lie 3 rf' Q 4 . .1 f a 'im W E 9 .1 z 1: at ,ri , f 521 5 I , fi an 2' 7 fb af ' X S' ri i Q? K8 5 gs f ,v ,r fm l QS H Wg? is W 1 U s Alpha Psi Omega, national honorary dramatics fraternity, is dedicated to the promotion of interest and excellence in all aspects of drama. Dr. Margaret Earl Harper sponsors the fraternity. Members are: Cindy Sermersheim, Juenell Williams, Ron Campbell, Jim Jacobs, Dan Kulchar, Donna Surratt, Darlene Runyon, Art Welchance, Scott Loechelt, Kevin Collins, Tim Chancellor, Toni Weber, Ivan Mason and Tom McKnight. APOfl0l AR T GC ILD bl 'N ii A The Art Guild is made up of interested art students who want to improve their department. They sponsor most of the Art Shows on campus. Idonna Messmer served as the club's president. 102fArt Guild BIULOGY CL UB uualanlsuiiniiuunlunnnuunnusnsunuulmoo W1 M 4M!.,?' 'Q' 'W annum: UHQWNQHS ,fn w-r Wrnggg-v '5' QW annum: museum an Q! A X x x ' 'Q N .,' fx V f f 55? l04fBSU rw I SIU BAPTIST STUDENT NI N PRESIDENT Jim Lannom A810 Members: Alma Horne, Jim Lannom, Cindy Shoultz, Beth Crutchfield, Mandy Gray, Cathy Hartzburg, Brad Moyes, Terry Tuley, Jill Eastham. Sponsor: Joe Smith. CAIDIE CAMPUS -P AID FOR P OPLE Krmyry Z j,'f ' '?? ,, , ig EVER YWHERE ,lf L PRESIDENT Cathy Robinson Members: Terri Cross, Juenell Williams, Art Welchance, June Hargis, Cathy Robinson, Judy King, and Holly Corn. Sponsor: Dr. Alma Shuffiebarger. CAPEfl05 The Concert Choir, under the direction of Gloria Heyde, was extremely, active throughout the year. Besides it's annual Christmas and Spring Concerts, the choir travelled to Little Rock, Arkansas for a performance at the General Association of General Baptist. The choir also performed the contemporary cantata We Are One by Wilson, Doig and Brown at several area churches. The Accompanists were Erin Hostettler and Ron Jaggers with Ron Campbell as Narrator. The Instrumentalists were Mark Loechelt, Gordon Lau and Dee Ann Hayes. Other members of the group were: Karen Ferguson, Carmen Marlin, Sharon Long, Jill Eastham, Cheryl Weeks, Donna Hazelwood, Elma Horne, Cindy Shoultz, Jeana Buck, Cheryl Edwards, Peggy McClure, Beth Crutchfield, Brenda Hartbarger, Cindy Provance, Joyce Rembe, Scott Loechelt, Ivan Mason, Jim Stepp, Ron Cary, David Foust, Gene Koker and Randy Cain. 106 f Choir CIR CLE K an 123' ' Qt, ',:,Z , V, A, QM, ,,y. A .QQ M gf f nv- , K A H - 2 M- f -H-fs: 5 :.-V 4 , W.aim QQ 'Q' . -1 t- H if v M1 I X ,te .tt .,,,f1' . t - sfiiftfrv t, N-. A, X P-x .1 was fs! El . x 'II 'P' 'Q'-.x nz ' ' 4 Q '--ff' 'S' - , , , .-dj. -QNNQ ' , .wht - -J ' I , K J '1 i gangn-g-Lp ef. K we new-.rf Bi'.'iuh:'N: . , r QS Mislff Eli- 'jx' t 2x '-iw A I Y SK 451 ' 4 Circle K is a service organization representing the student Kiwanis Club. This organization is sponsored by the local Kiwanis branch. Howard Ellis served as president for the club. '.s.3NA1x9 - VID BUE DLER a' K ' f , 'ef , 'Q W Z t -ff ,, 4' W Vlry, Y 4 5 f I W, 0 5 'awww' H Davidsbuendler, an honary music fraternity, promotes en- The Oakland City College Concert Series, sponsored by joyment, advancement, and appreciation of music for the col- Davidsbuendler, featured helden tenor David Aiken fleftjg Ms lege campus. Members of the club were: Donna Surratt, Cindy Kay Montgomery, soprano Ccenterjg and Alfonso Montecino, Provance, Jim Stepp, Carolyn Spitler fsponsorj, Ron Cary, composer and pianist frightj. Ivan Mason, Gloria Heyde Csponsorj and not pictured David Foust. New members this year were: Cheryl Weeks, Brenda Hartbarger, Carman Marlin, Ron J aggers, Sue Dixon and Jill Eastham. DAVID AIKEN KAY MONTGOMERY ALFONSO MONTECINO p s l Earthlight worked mainly in the area of public relations between the College and the General Baptist denomination. The group kept busy with performances in over 40 churches, besides several fund- raising meetings. Members of the group are: Gordon Lau, David Foust, Cheryl Weeks, Mike Trotter, Jill Eastham, Randy Harmon and Ron Jaggers. Eanhiigmf 109 FAN TAS Yi' Fantasy performed primarily in the high schools of Southern Indiana and with civic organizations. Members of the group were: Carmen Mason, Bernice Williams, Julia Stuckwisch, Scott Loechelt, Erin Hostettler, Eddie Crabb, and Mark Loechelt. I4 zzllll ll0fFantasy X -g ' Th OC Coll glam 1 'Q , af , . ,A T sd r mx I l Q ,, W , W, MY, niwdgly r Y JW . I i The O.C. Collegian E0 tor tn mtet -Rtta Cantrett A5StstarttEcittor r Juene-IWW-Ilrams Sports Eottor John Harftey Ctrcotattort Marmaqer A Larry Bottom Cotowrvsts Ktrk Kemo, Mark Webber Cartooutst Donna Hazetwood Sports Rooorvcrs Tfm Chanretlor Mary Kttmell Reporters A Jtm Jacobs, Beth Crutchttetd Arthur Welchhance, Donna Hazelwood Garrett Ramos, - Larry Bottom, Mark Webber, Peony Etrneck, Bermge Wttltarrts, Crrtdy Sermershetrrt 4 ErtrtHosVeltteV Typtsts Lu Arte Clark, Teresa Watktrts, . Larry Bottom Adv sor - Judy Wrtrtten -Denotes rrtembergnro tn Aloha Ph: Gamma Ediforially Speaking Taking a Chance The Truck Report Collegianfl ll ll2fOEA 1 IEA OfHce Education Association 4 ' 4.- r i l 'I 4- n . rr 5 , 1 s S f ' . i s ' ' .K 1 1 . E I X., K ,., , .I vi b R f if , I In v M 1 'Y 5 2 i PRESIDENT: Teresa Owens VICE-PRESIDENT: Robin Summers TREASURER: Teresa Sutton SECRETARY: Teresa Burdin HISTORIAN: June Hargis SPONSOR: Cheryl Shoulders P P CL UB Nw i , , ,. if ilmwawt. MM, .fur ,, ,, ., I f , 22-5' - , A, ,,,, ,.,, 4, ,iLfV 'f.l,if' ,a-ff y, y 2 2+ 4 uyyyy W. dv 5 -3 'P 1, X , W t, I -ag ,, Af i s , - f Keeping the spirit high at OCC is the responsibility of the Pep Club and the Cheerleaders. David Foust served as president of the club. Ron Jaggers was Chief Mighty Oak this year. Varsity Cheerleaders wereg Connie Jones, Carmen Mason, Julie Doyle, Julia Stuckwich, and Julia Gartner. J-V Cheerleaders wereg Cheryl Edwards, Amanda Cotton, Teresa Owens, Dana Lytton and Julie Staley. Pep Clubfl l3 1l4fSCA X -- L, ..,. t 'fi X - C - iff? The Student Christian Association met in the Chapel for weekly devotions. They also sponsored other times of fellowship. Mark Allen was president of the group with Luane Clark as their sponsor. SIEA Student Education PRESIDENT Association Walter Carnahan VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER Diane Denson Pam Alsman 5 SENATOR Sherry Hazelwood SEAf1l5 SlflUlDIIfNl ll6fSGA 'IHUWIEIIQNMKIENJ ASS1U1lQIIAlfII1UN SGA President Tom McKnight ,IBN Vice- President Secretary Barry Winders Erin Hostettler Senate President Jim Jacobs Treasurer Parliamentarian Sgt.-at-arms Julie Staley Darrell McIntosh Ron Campbell Other members of Student Senate were: Mark Allen, Pam Alsman, Randy Roberts, Richard Byland, Randall Byrd, Ben Cartright, Tim Chancellor, David Foust, Joyce Green, Donna Hazelwood, Sherry Hazelwood, Peggy McClure, Idonna Mesmer, Teresa Owens, Cathy Robin- son, Cindy Sermersheim, Art Welchance, Gordon Lau, Amanda Cotton, and Karla Kinne. HEOLOG SX The Theologs is an organization composed of students in the department of religious education. This year saw John Kohler as president, Dennis Ezell as vice-president, Allen Rumble as secretary-treasurer, and Audie Long as the student senate representative. Rev. Clifton Ford served as their advisor. Theologsf1l7 SKS Sigma Kappa Sigma is an honorary scholastic society open to students of Junior and Senior rank who have a 3.0 accumulative grade point average. Officers for the 1979-80 year were elected at the annual initiation tea. They are: Jennifer Kern, secretaryg Dee Ann Hayes, vice-presidentg Jo Ann Watson, treasurer, and Charlie Dixon, president. Officers for 1978-79 were: Monica Mattingly, vice-president, Ulah Wilder, sponsor, Karla Kinne, treasurer, Rick Broadway, senator, Rita Cantrell, secretary, and Pam Alsman, president. iisfsxs oi Yrkeildl' wo QW we gi 'Y XS r'- cache 00 tg. V4 'UID IDAMIEE The Yearbook is full of people and events that the staff has felt were important or memorable. But since we can't cover everything, we have given you this page to record those things which we have missed. Girl Friend Ee st Class: T Op gfoup ,fy of K S si Els 1 , A,s :MQ Y KX ' II V T- . A Tig I fwf- -X fl 1.2: -si X M , - ,. xx. uk ' E H W -X Q25 wi. Campus Life!l2l Broka W Hall Brokaw Hall, the only girls dorm on campus, had Charlie and Sue Dixon as dorm parents this year. Cindy Provance was elected president with Pam Alsmond as vice-president of the dorm council. Others members of the council were: Rita Cantrell, Carol Goodman, Donna Hazelwood, Carmen Mason, Peggy McClure, Debbie McNeeley, Brenda Robinson, Robin Summers, and W, nf, A LN. K 8 19.11 'A iii? D Q 4 -4 Joyce Green. i 5 l22fBrokaw Hall 1 lf , Q 2. A21 ' We 'iffa z' ,R ,.VV 1 4 .' fx -.-4 an In My V4 ,,s .' .nn , W, .lf Y, 1:1-not V1'AvL'A'1VL'QvQ'Q'Q'A'ivi -.,,,NNk WY' -..., ii. aw -git, ,ff NW, ,W , ' ,.M ' as 4' fl SPA' MW Brokaw Hal1f123 ,,,N-.MM-svg,.W, ,mph Dearing Hall 1 X Dearing Hall is one of the two boys dorms on campus. Ron and Kay Nelson served as the dorm parents. Bill Dickerson was president of the dorm council with other members beingg Ron Baker, Eddie Crabb, Howard Ellis, Gary McClintic, Darryl Ramos, Terry Toley and Barry Winders. ,. I S w . N.. Mwl.,,Q: A Dearing Hallfl25 l26fJordon Hall Jordon Hall ' ' ' ' ' , 74 , TN N ' Q.,- 1 f---1 V? ,, . -, , A ,532 -. 7, f f 2 A , .-rj. '- 'A 1 W V4 Q W wand-, 0 V 1 v ,r . M ,R ws, 7 5,1 , f 4,14 'Y Jw' ' Wa: , Vx I , wa , , Al, QL ff, i-M, 1 X, 'd 1 Audie Long Sharon Long Dorm Paren ts Jordon Hall is the newest of the dorms on campus. Audie and Sharon Long served as dorm parents with Gordon Lau as the president of the dorm council. 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Q ' If , - ' - K- M ' v 4 , f. . - -51222 '1 .1 Q A - ' - M A V h,.,, , X V .3- . . - g xi .5 .2 ' .. ' by Q- . i ,.... .V . 3 ,. L ,ff , , if E' ' S'-s I ml, . K 3 Jw ...- 1. A ww. 3 ' - ,aa A if ' ,, f , . 5 5 fs? LY - . nf. A Z K , , . ,.. x . N. , . V wif . , :g g-:frm . g Q - ' ' :. .N kk'x ' K k x - 1 2:10, f.. .,..:i Q -4 - M.yg,.X:m.H W-wyfcrsm 9 2 4 Q Y ...-.N as . N... , wmv-mwwfvys W 'Q M IIIIQIIQIDIQ x l Advisor: Gay Weir Editor: Debbie Boyd AIFIF Assistant Editor: Rita Cantrell A is At last the end is here. So many hours of work have gone into the production of this yearbook. I want to thank all the staff members who worked so hard. A special thanks also goes to George Lewis and Judy Whitten for photographs, to Luane Clark for indexing, to Jay Sparks for helping us out in a bind by doing most of the work in the darkroom, and to Phil Winning our yearbook representative for all his help. Hope you have enjoyed being a part of Our Small World . -x. , at . -- its 1 'SMT' rt.tt . X f S' N. , fe f 69' X, I xx , Q. Sports: David Foust Tim Chancellor Pictures: Toni Weber David 8: Tim Gay 8: Jay Donna Hazelwood Artwork: Jeff Brothers Classes: Teresa Burdin and and Clubs: Sherry Hazelwood Mirrorf l 31 l32fSe SENIOR A Alsman, Pamela Jean, Sandborn, IN, B.A., Pep Club, SEA, SKS, SGA, Dorm Council, Mental At- titude - softball, Kiwanis Mental Attitude - vol- leyball, Hoosier Scholar, May Day Queen 1979, Dean's List, Who's Who, Softball, Intramurals, Volleyball, J .V. Cheerleading, Varsity Cheerlead- ing. B Bechtel, Rick E., Plainville, IN, B.S., SKS, Mental Attitude Award - Basketball, Dean's List, Varsity Basketball, Intramurals. Byrd, Randell L., Conway, AR, B.A., SCA, SKS, SGA, Theologs, Theolog Choir, Dean's List, Intra- murals. C Santrell, Rita Diana, Xenia, IL, B.A., APG, Colle- gian fEditorj, Mirror CEditorj, SCA, SEA, SKS, SGA, Dorm Council, President's Merit Scholar- ship, May Day Queen 1978, The Brokaw Memorial Award, APG Publication Award, President's Tro- phy, Dean's List, Who's Who, Intramurals. D Davis, Gregory L., Poseyville, IN, B.S., BEAC, CAPE, OEA, Pep Club, SCS, SEA, BSU, Food Service Committee, Intramurals. Denson, Diane Patrice, Loogootee, IN, B.A., Cirlce K, Judicial Court, Pep Club, SEA, Newman Club, Fan of the Year 1978-79, Dean's List, Softball, Intramurals. Dickerson, Bill, Cannelton, IN, Business, SKS, Mr. Basketball 1979, Assista Ward - 2 years, Mr. Hus- tle Award - 2 years, Free-throw Percentage Award, Dr. Jewel Award, Dr. Chapman Award, Dean's List, Who's Who, Varsity Basketball, Intra- murals. Doyle, Julie Marie, Loogootee, IN, A.A., Circle K, nior Directory Peo Club, SEA, Intramurals, Varsity Cheerleading - 2 years. G Goodman, Janet, Hammond, IN, B.S. H Hanback, Riley W., Mishawaka, IN, B.A., SCA, SGA, Dorm Council, Campus Security, General Baptist Scholarship, Intramurals. Hartley, John Dee, Springfield, MO, B.S., SGA, Collegian, Athletic Scholarship, Golf, Intramurals. Hartley, Julie Ann Boone, Boonville, IN, A.S., Bi- ology Club, Pep Club, SCA, Sports Information Director, Basketball Homecoming Queen 1979, Dean's List, Tennis, Intramurals, J .V. Cheerlead- ing, Varsity Cheerleading. Holder, Scott G., Boonville, IN, Ministry, SCA, Theologs, BSU, Dorm Council, Intramurals. K Kinne, Karla, Hebron, IN, B.A., Jazz Band, Pep Club, SEA, SKS, SGA, Academic Scholarship - 4 years, SEA Award, Teacher-In-Training Award, Dean's List, Who's Who, Intramurals, Varsity Vol- leyball. Kulchar, Daniel James, Flint, MI, B.A., APO, OCC Theatre, Theologs, Intramurals. L Lackey, Barry D., Cahokia, IL, B.A., SKS, Theo- logs, 1978-79 Farm Bureau Co-op Scholarship Award, 1978-79 Winnett Pi Award, Dean's. List. M McKnight, Thomas A., Oakland City, IN, B.S., APO, Biology Club, Choir, Circle K, Davids- buendler, OCC Theatre, SEA, SKS, SGA, New- man Club, Theologs, Fred Rumble History Award, Who's Who, Two Honorable Mention Acting DIRECTOR Y Awards, Pep Award, Dean's List, Who's Who, In- tramurals. Mason, Carmen Joyce, Oakland City, IN, B.A., Art Guild, Circle K, Pep Club, SEA, Fantasy, Art Scholarship, Dean's List, Intramurals, Varsity Cheerleading. Mason, Ivan V., Jr., Winslow, IN, B.A., APO, Biol- ogy Club, Choir, Davidsbuendler, OCC Theatre, SEA, Honorable Mention for Best Acting Award 1977, Dean's List, Who's Who. Mattingly, Monica, Washington, IN, B.A., SEA, SKS, Dean's List. Merrill, John E., Brookville, OH, B.S. N Nelson, Henry W., Winslow, IN, B.S., OEA, Theo- logs, Dean's List. Nelson, Kathy, Louisville, KY, Secretarial Certifi- Cate. Nelson, Kay, Montgomery, AL, Secretarial Certifi- cate, OEA. Nelson, Ronald D., Louisville, KY, B.S., OEA, SKS, Dean's List. O Oats, Betty, Eupora, MS, A.S., Girl's Basketball, Intramurals. P Payne, Gearl, Damascus, AR, B.S., SCA, SKS, SGA, Theologs, Dean's List, Softball. Q Query, Bob, Petersburg, IN, B.A. R Risinger, Danny R., Evansville, IN, B.A., SCS, SKS, Judicial Court, Theologs, Dean's List. Rumble, Allen R., Oakland City, IN, B.A., Theo- logs, Myrl Webb Scholarship, Academic Scholar- ship, Dean's List. Runyon, Darlene, Princeton, IN, A.A. in Art, B.A., APO, Art Guild, Biology Club, CAPE, Cirlce K, OCC Theatre, SEA, SKS, SGA, Dean's List, Intra- murals. S Shamblin, Rick, Poplar Bluff, MO, B.S., SCA, SEA, SKS, Theologs, Dean's List, Intramurals. Stepp, James Nathan, Vincennes, IN, B.S., Choir, Davidsbuendler, OCC Theatre, Pep Club, SCA, SEA, SKS, SGA, BSU, Outstanding Senior Musi- cian Award, Dean's List, Tennis, Intramurals, Chief Might Oak. V Vaughn, Linda, Velpen, IN, B.S., OEA, SEA, SKS, Olive Smith Business Award, Deanis List. W Whitman, Joyce Hedges, Oakland City, IN, B.A., Mirror, SEA. Williams, Clair Juenell, Princeton, IN, B.A., APG, APO, Art Guild, Biology Club, CAPE, SEA, SKS, SGS, Collegian, OCC Theatre, Newman Club, President's Merit Scholarship, Best of Show - Photography 1979 Spring Art Show, SKS Fresh- man Award, Two Honorable Mention Acting Awards, Homecoming Queen Candidate - 2 years, Brokaw Award, Jenevie Hamilton McCullough English Award, Dean's List, Who's Who. Senior Direc ll tory Caskey, Debbra Rae 221 Chancellor, Timothy 22 l34fIndex Abrams, Ruth Ellen 114 Allen, Mark K. 42, 86, 114, 126 Alsman, Pam 20, 28, 31, 32, 36, 40, 64, 73, 74, 80, 115, 118, 120, 122,123, 129 Althoff, James 95 Arnold, Jerald 95 Atkins, William Charles 95 Aud, Dennis Wayne 31, 71, 86 Aud, Karen Louise 129 Austin, Janis Jean 73, 89, 112, 130 Ayer, Brett 63, 65, 66, 67, 73, 75, 86 Badger, Jeffery 93 Baker, Jerry Lee 86 Baker, Ronald Louis 71, 77, 84, 120, 124, 129, 130 Baker, Sid 72 Barber, Tony Joe 93 Barbre, Cynthia 86, 118 Barmes, Bret 93 Beasley, William J. 93 Bechtel, Rick E. 65, 66, 67, 80 Beck, Randall M. 95 Beck, Timothy J. 93 Begle, Keith 95 Berger, Philip Otto 95 Besing, Anthony P. 95 Black, Jeffrey 96 Blakely, Shelley Lee 15, 16, 22, 89, 123 Bland, Daniel Douglas 96 Blubaum, Danny Jay 94 Bolden, Donna 84 Bolyard, Blaine 96 Bottom, Larry 100, 120 Boyd, Deborah Kay 87, 103, 123, 131 Broadway, Rick 20, 118 Brosmer, John Gerald 96 Brothers, Jeffery 87, 126, 131 Brown, Linda 15, 16, 89 Brown, Timothy Alan 96 Buck, Jeana 15, 16, 23, 87, 106 Burden, Deanne 84, 118, 120 Burden, Gary 84 Burden, Pamela K. 22, 121 Burdin, Teresa Christine 20, 44, 89, 112, 131 Burgess, John Thomas 96 Byland, Richard J. 36, 60, 72, 75, 78, 94, 129 Byrd, Randell L. 80, 118 Cain, Randolph Alexander 84 Campbell, David 94 Campbell, James Ronald 23, 24, 33, 84, 101, 106, 116 Canady, Clarence Ray 96 Cantrell, Rita 30, 32, 36, 40, 41, 73, 74, 80, 100, 111, 118, 129, 131 Carey, Douglas W. 103, 129 Carlton, Jim 96 Carnahan, Walter E. 23, 71, 87, 103, 115, 118, 120 Carrell, Joel Eugene 96 Cartright, Ben 27, 96 Cary, Ronnie D. 32 35 40, 71, 73, 106, 108 50, 64, 89, 111, 121,123,130 , 23, 24, 27, 33, 42, 86, 87, 100, 131 101,111,1l8,120,121, Clark, Beth 90 Clevenger, Neil 94 Collins, Kevin 23, 25, 87, 101 Cooper, Jeffrey 94 Corn, Holly Kay 90, 105 Cotton, Amanda L. 90, 113, 120 Courtney, Jeffrey Dale 96 Crabb, Eddie 84, 110, 125 Cross, Theresa Marie 73, 90, 102, 105, 123 Crowder, Joan Marie 87, 107 Crutchfield, Elizabeth 23, 28, 46, 87, 104, 106, 114, 125 Cundiff, Pamela Jean 90 Dalton, Robert E. 96 Dant, Harold Lee 94 Daugherty, Gregory Allen 96 Davis, Greg 40, 80 Davis, Jimmy 94 Davis, Perry H. 94 Dayvolt, Stephen G. 96 Decker, Cindy 118 DeFazio, Kim 64, 76, 87, 107, 118, 129 DeFazio, Vince 53, 77, 107 Denson, Diane P. 76, 80, 115, 129 Dickerson, William 26, 30, 31, 32, 34, 63, 65, 66, 67, 74, 78, 80, 118, 124, 129 Ditzer, Rebecca M. 31, 34, 54, 64, 68, 69, 70, 78, 87, 103 Dixon, Charlie 38, 52, 84, 102, 118, 122 Dixon, Suzan Lynn 90, 120, 122 Dodge, Marcia Kay 21, 22, 64, 68, 90, 123, 130 Doyle, Julie M. 22, 36, 37, 76, 78, 80, 107, 113, 120, 129 Drach, Catherine M. 53, 74, 90, 102, 123 Durcholz, Steven Joseph 96 Eastham, Jill A. 35, 90, 104, 106, 109, 129 Edwards, Cheryl Ann 23, 90, 106, 113, 120 Eibeck, Peggy Sue 15, 16, 53, 68, 70, 123 Ellis, Howard 21, 27, 72, 87, 107, 125 Ellis, Jerry Ray 94 Emerson, David W. 72 Enlow, Judy 40 Estridge, Donald Clayson 36, 37, 94 Etheridge, Gregory 96 Ezell, Dennis H. 60, 87, 118 Faith, Mary Rose 94 Ferguson, Karen Kay 23, 51, 53, 87, 106, 114 Fidler, Robert 90 Fields, Randall L. 65, 90, 129 Fisher, Barbara Jean 27, 36, 37, 90 Fleming, Theresa 90 Flint, Twyla Faye 90 Foust, David Loy 14, 15, 22, 23, 32, 35, 42, 86, 87, 100, 131 106,109,113,120,121, Fox, William D. 22, 38 Frederick, Michael 94 Fritz, Bud 28, 34, 72, 76, 129 Fuhs, David 65, 66, 67, 75, 78, 96 Garland, Nancy Marie 87, 102 Gartner, John Walter 30, 94 Gartner, Julia 78, 87, 113, 118, 120 Gasser, John 84 Gentry, Gregory D. 96 Goelzhauser, Scott Alan 94 Goeppner, Joseph 94 Goodman, Carol 23, 36, 37, 74, 90, 123, 130 Goodman, Janet 80 Gray, Malinda Ann 21, 24, 25, 68, 70, 90, 104, 130 Green, John D. 90 Green, Joyce Lynn 87, 103, 114, 118, 123 Green, Michael Ray 90 Hamilton, Donald 96 Hanback, Riley Wilbert 40, 81 Hardy, Kenneth Lee 96 Hargis, Nellie June 15, 16, 90, 105, 112 Harker, Isaac 97 Harmon, Randy 91, 109 Hartbarger, Brenda 23, 90, 106, 114, 123 Hartley, John Dee 26, 41, 75, 81, 111 Hartley, Julie A. 26, 81 Hartzburg, Cathy Ann 87, 104 Hashas, George K. 22 Hassinger, James Alan 97 Hauger, Steven E. 72, 87, 118 Hayes, Dee Ann 20, 36, 37, 87, 106, 112, 118, 120, 129 Haywood, Tim 91 Hazelwood, Donna Sue 23, 38, 52, 76, 91, 102, 106, 114 Hazelwood, Sherry 23, 84, 100, 114, 115, 131 Henson, David Alan 97 Heftel, Raymond Joseph 97 Hinkle, Larry Dean 97 Hobbs, Stephen Lloyd 91 Hobson, Cristie S. 64, 68, 69, 70, 73, 91, 130 Holder, Scott 22, 81 Holst, Terry William 94 Horne, Elma Lorraine 23, 91, 104, 106 Horrall, Bradley Robert 94 Hostettler, Erin 23, 33, 35, 84, 85, 100, 106, 110, 116, 130 Huff, Alan Jay 97 Huffman, Randall L. 97 Huther, Ann Denise 36, 37, 53, 64, 70, 91, 123 Irvin, Kenneth A. 94 Jacobs, Jim 85, 100, 101, 116, 118 Jaggers, Ronald Dean 23, 35, 73, 85, 106, 109, 113, 114 Johanningsmeier, Rita Sue 91 Johnson, Mark Alan 97 Johnson, Wayne 21, 62, 85, 120 Jones, Connie S. 23, 54, 88, 113, 118, 120 Jones, Linda J. 91 Jones, Robert W. 65, 85 Julian, James Thomas 94 Keith, Mark T. 97 Kern, Jennifer 85, 118 Kindred, Teresa Jan 38, 91, 102 King, Judith Ann 91, 105 Kinne, Karla 32, 53, 73, 79, 81, 118, 120 Kitchell, Mary 22, 29, 31, 50, 64, 68, 73, 86, 88, 111, 118 123, 130 Kneis, Mary 31, 68 Kohler, John A. 32, 41, 79 Koker, Eugene L. 23, 91, 106 Koker, Mark Allen 97 Kulchar, Dan 81, 101 Lackey, Barry D. 81, 118 Lafferty, Jeffrey T. 97 Lamkin, Nikki 45, 88, 103, 118 Kannom, James W. 28, 85, 104, 118, 120 Lau, Gordon 41, 97, 106, 109, 126, 130 Lindsey, John M. 97 Linne, Robert Warren 34, 36, 37, 72, 74, 76, 91 Loechelt, Mark Kenneth 85, 106, 110, 130 Loechelt, Scott H. 23, 30, 32, 33, 35, 36, 37, 71, 77, 85, 101, 106, 110 Long, Audie 30, 32, 126 Long, Sharon Kay 23, 35, 88, 106, 118, 120, 126 Luke, Keith 85 Lutz, Lisa DeAnn 91 Lytel, Bernice Arlene 31, 48, 78, 88, 123, 129 Lytton, Dana K. 24, 25, 33, 91, 113, 120 McClintic, Gary 31, 36, 37, 65, 66, 67, 72, 74, 88, 118, 125, 129 McClure, Peggy A. 23, 45, 88, 106, 123 McDonald, Thomas 97 McIntosh, Darryl Wade 23, 89, 91, 116 McKnight, Mary 70 McKnight, Thomas A. 18, 32, 81, 101, 116 McLain, Linda J. 91 McNeeley, Debra K. 13, 27, 53, 64, 68, 70, 73, 85, 107, 123 McPherson, James P. 30, 53, 65, 74, 91, 103, 120, 129 Marlin 9 Martin, Martin, Mason, Mason, Mason, Carmen 23, 91, 106, 114 Barbara J. 26, 85, 102, 120 Carl 77 Carmen 22, 76, 81, 110, 113, 120, 129 Daniel 97 Ivan 20, 24, 32, 82, 101, 106, 108 Massey, Paul Curtis 97 Mathias, John 97 Matthews, Deborah 13, 21, 34, 53, 64, 68, 69, 70, 73, 88, 107, 123, 129 Mattingly, Monica 82, 118, 120 Merrill, John 65, 82 Messmer, Idonna 38, 48, 76, 85, 102, 123 Miller, Gary Dean 92 Miller, Penny Mae 64, 70, 88, 103, 123 Minton, John Ricky 72, 77, 78 Montgomery, Peggy Sue 62, 68, 70, 92 Moyes, Kenneth Bradley 92, 104 Nelson, Henry W. 41, 82 Nelson, Kathy 82 Indexfl35 136f1ndex Nelson, Elizabeth Kay 22, 62, 82, 120, 124 Nelson, Ken 85 Nelson, Ronald David 32, 42, 82, 118, 124 Neuman, Russell James 65, 66, 67, 73, 88 Newkirk, Grace E. 92, 123 Norris, Richard Joseph 92, 97 Oats, Betty Joe 82 Overbeck, Barbara Sue 92, 112 Owens, Nick R. 63, 66, 73 Owens, Teresa Dianne 88, 112, 113, 120, 123 Paul, Michael W. 97 Pankake, Penny 88 Parker, Isaac 30 Payne, Gearl 82 Petersen, Mark John 97 Peugeot, Bonita E. 38 Porter, Pleas 27, 74, 92 Probus, Charles Neal 98 Provance, Cynthia 23, 26, 34, 35, 85, 106, 108, 129 Pund, Kevin Lee 94 Purcell, Kathy Ann 20, 92, 112 Qualkenbush, Tina 23, 48, 92, 102, 123 Query, Bob E. 83, 102 Ramos, Darrell 98, 125 Rathgeber, David 98 Raymond, Debra S. 92 Reichel, Eric 98 Reinhart, Kevin Lee 98 Richardson, Timothy 72, 92 Richeson, Becky T. 88 Risinger, Danny 83 Roberts, Randall Morris 92 Roberts, Rick 72, 74, 88, 107, 129 Robinson, Blaze 98 122, 123, Robinson, Brenda Louise 21, 31, 68, 70, 78, 88, 107, 123 Robinson, Cathy Ann 14, 15, 30, 89, 105, 118 Robling, Gary Wayne 98 Rowland, Nelson Wayne 60 Rumble, Allen 32, 36, 37, 83 Rumble, Vicky L. 50, 88 Runyon, Darlene Rae 33, 83, 101, 103, 118 Ryan, Thomas E. 95 Samuel, Clarence 95 Sander, Stephen 65, 98 Schepers, Richard J. 98 Sermersheim, Cindy 23, 24, 27, 85, 101 Shamblin, Rick 42, 83 Shoultz, Cynthia 23, 92, 104, 106 Sigler, Brenda Ellen 85 Sigler, Gerald W. 85 Simpson, Clay D. 98 Skaggs, Amy 71 Slaubaugh, John 98 Smart, Robert 77 Smith, Burdette 64, 68, 92, 123 Smith, Rebecca 32, 28, 85, 102, 123 Smith, Ted D. 95 Spears, Elmer L. 95 Speedy, Frank William 98 Staley, Julie 92, 112, 113, 116 Standiford, Geni Yvonne 92 Stangle, Daniel Joseph 95 Steele, Kelly S. 92 Stemle, Randy Lee 95 Stepp, Stone Stone Stone Stork, Jim 22, 32, 35, 42, 71, 83, 106, 108, 120, 129, 130 Janet 70, 88 Michael David 95 Robert Kipland 23 Michael Allen 98 Stott, Tonia Sue 88 Stuckey, Jeff 85, 103 Stuckwisch, Julia 22, 33, 76, 88, 110, 113, 120, 123 Summers, Robin Sue 64, 86, 112, 123 Surratt, Donna Ellen 28, 29, 32, 101, 108 Sutton, Terese Marie 88, 112,118 Sweeney, Mark Steven 118, 120 Thompson, Edwina Sue 23, 92 Thornton, Lois Marie 92 Tincher, Cherryl Lou 22, 68, 70, 73, 77, 92, 123, 130 Todrank, Sandra Lee 86, 118 Troesch, Ralph 98 Trotter, Mike 23, 86, 109 Tucker, Joseph Louis 75, 93 Tuley, Terry R. 93, 104, 124, 129 Turley, Jerry Jay 92 VanMeter, Rick 65, 66, 67, 89 Vaughn, Linda 83 Wade, Ronald J. 98 Watkins, Teresa Lynn 130 Watson, Joann Elaine 22, 118 Watts, Barbara Sue 31, 64, 68, 93, 123 Webb, Charles 93 Webber, Mark Alan 22, 23, 25, 93, 120, 121, 127 Weber, Jerry M. 98 Weber, Toni 22, 24, 25, 27, 30, 34, 53, 73, 74, 86, 101, 103, 118, 120, 123, 131 Weeks, Cheryl Kay 23, 44, 89, 106, 109, 118, 129, 130 Welchhance, Arthur V. 24, 25, 89, 101, 105 Wheatley, Bruce A. 98 Wheeler, Timothy S. 72, 93 Whitaker, Jeffrey Ray 98 Whitman, Joyce 83 Wilkerson, Janice 93 Wilkins, John Dewey 89, 102 Williams, Bernice Ann 23, 93, 110 Williams, Juenell 24, 25, 28, 30, 32, 38, 83, 100, 101, 105 111 Williams, Rodney Neal 98 Wilson, William D. 93 Winders, Barry E. 19, 28, 86, 116, 125 Young, Dennis Charles 95