Oberlin College - Hi-O-Hi Yearbook (Oberlin, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1980 volume:

HI-O-HI 1980 OBERLIN COLLEGE OBERLIN, OHIO OBERLIN, OHIO P0119339 .A shopping mall out here? Thatts Oberlin? No wonder they thought the world was Hat . . . I heard it was isolated, but . . . I dorft see many people . . . Why do all the footprints lead into that building? Is that the town hall? Where is the liquor store? . . . I bet there isntt even a subway out of here. Thanks for the lift. Sure you dorft want to stay? When you hrst start browsing through this yearbook, you,te startled and Hip back to the cover to make sure youtve got the right book. You think maybe you got Santa Cruzts instead. If you have a really fervid imagination, you may mistake these pages for a brochure from one of those exotic vacation spots in the Caribbean with a name like RKubla Kharfs Pleasure Dome? ! ms 0 $.-;..+- - wmww w Nope, this is Oberlin College. 6 Being in the middle of nowherq in an oasis of intellcictual, cultural, and social activity fosters a spCcial sense of community. Coops, locker rooms, the Con lounge, Bryant- Kettcring, Warner Cmtcr, the second floor of Mudd - all are parts of this community. Most of us have identified with some group, some cause that reaches bcyond ourselves. 12 ? M , x? , I g; , . 3 i 7 I q x 5 Am x At the same time, WC focus on the aspects of Oberlin life Which are most important to us as individuals. 15 - v man A;. L 3 X x r r w mm 1W5 A n. wry, c .: From The Editor Yearbooks are supposed to review the year: the faces, the places, the good times, and the crimes. Yearbooks are always expected to capture the essence of a place. Well, Oberlin is a hard place to put your finger on. This year my finger has landed on many characteristics of Oberlin. It has been stuck in Old Barrows tapioca, smashed in the library door, been caught pointing at the wrong person several times, stepped on by some Oberlin faculty and typed almost 129,000 words on a manual typewriter. Now, its stuck in my ear; for one person cannot possibly describe the Oberlin experience. But while the years at Oberlin pass differently for each person, I think that there are a lot of experiences shared by the student body: as a whole, as a passel of small groups, and as an army of promising individuals. The touble with any yearbook is that it cannot cover everything, and cannot always depict events as they really were. But I am not about to concede that this book does not cover everything. If it has not, I will say that we have tried to put together as many aspects of Oberlin life as possible. That means that this book does not necessarily ignore the existence of rainy days, No Entries, veal parmesan, and 3.2 beer, but just because we have not dwelt on them does not mean that we are denying that we must lose as well as win, cry as well as laugh. Usually, we would all rather do the latter in both cases. Therefore this book has got a lot to say about the good things in Oberlin: springtime, academic quality, Wilder Bowl, memorable professors, and the like. These qualities are ones which have existed at Oberlin for years, and we have tried to show a bit of that, too. For as Oberlin again faces another decade, we know that there are certain things here which we will all be able to remember and hold on to. 80 hold on, folks. Ben Bolte Co-Editor ENTERTAINERS p 83, ATHLETES p, 91 SCHOLARS p. 119 SENIORS p 141 UNDERS p. 175 ADVERTISERS p, 190 MUSICIANS p. 107 x .1; .. vnam-wzariu' $: All About Oberlin Type of SchoolgNot quite an Eastern selective college. Yet. Location: Oberlin, Ohio. Thirty-flvc miles southwest of Cleveland; fwc-hundred miles west of Civilization. Campus: 440 Hat, soggy acres. Funny shaped buildings. Lots of open space. Trees. Export: Honest, individual, varied and uncrnployablc college graduates. Natural Reyource: Over 200 dedicated and concerned faculty members. Available 11-12 Tuesdays. Requirement; for Graduation: College of Arts and Sciences - 112 hours of completed coursework With grades entered on transcript, submitted to graduate schools. Three Winter Terms, including one whirlwind romance, two discoveries of self, one lengthy eating binge. Completion of a major illness. At least ten all-nighters per four years. Failure of at least one major course. Idiot syndrome. Conservatory of Music - 124 hours of completed coursework, 5880 hours of practice time and loungcwork. One miserable audition. Ridicule by Arts and Sciences students. Fashions by g2 and American Girl. Comcrsrone of XVilder Hall UK? TS UDEN .791 ST waxsg Another year. Time: for new growth. A new : WV: ,.t.-';,w'o:s,gumg?h:xizb gm ' ' ck. aw mm 44-; wv 4 i no- Mw hM .. . . , .wa W Max I 4 Everyone is propelled through the day by certain responsibilities and activities. xi The seasons change, but our paths are always the same - we know all the shortcuts. This sometimes relentless path is only broken by the spots of time in each day which we will remember. And that,s part of what this book is about. 2.. g! F, a? '2 E w. r 42..., a wwm av 9:15. Shit. Coffee . . . KantHcgdSchopenhauerNietzscheMarx KicrkcgaardDoIhavccnoughcrcditstograduatc? No souffle? Udhcy forgot to deliver the cggsJ Mailroom? Sure - I need this like we need another rainy day . . . W 9 H ..,.. gaggngbgncgf i! MONDAY doughnuts hashbrowns pizza potato chips rolls coffCC TUESDAY doughnuts toast fishwich fritos spaghetti brcad Wrencm cake soft ice cream WEDNESDAY bagels and cream chccsc Gmpcnuts beef With noodles crackers brownies rice with noodles lasagna THURSDAY c o ffcc cigarettes It docsrft take much to Change the pace: 21 noon assembly a sunny day lunch at the Rath a package a joint going running a backrub rock night. luau! Sometimes our freedom comes from Within us. Sometimes it comes from Johnniek. zdwwa-vaa ? x0 m Hi :3. 3; ,, 35. ..:t;A:;lmm,-.Vm-f'-J$mifr.-faza'izm?fm. : l mL-WYJH-L'. I came here after five years of teaching at Harvard and the students were better here. - John Olmsted English ch11, Canadian rcallyd .11 I ; mnu$ . n4! um... , . . V1 I . Faww , k 2! 3. 1 .. a a r H Executive Responsibility Government As 1111' the 1.1111111: hopes .111: high. The present system is designed 511111 111.11 :11 1121341 .1 8111.111 111111.11 11111111 11111 0111111111 will he 111 111.1111: 111 .111 .1s .1 11111; he1ween 51111111115 .11111 11111 11211 of 11111 College 11111111111111111 111 time 111111211 5111111111 1111111311 1111: 011111111 1111 1.111 Congtesscs 111 form 11111111111111: 111 11111111.: 1111' 111-111.: 111. 1111' student 11111111 The 1111111111 .11 1111.1 poim 11111 1.1111: .1111 of- .1 number 111' 11 11 111 The Council Assumes for the Student In the 11111 of 1978. the Student Senate, long 2111 ineffective form of student government, officially went the way of the bronto saurus. The referendum vote overwhelmingly called for a new system that would better meet the needs of Oberlin College students. The ReConstitution Committee 1ten to twenty studentsl spent long Tuesday nights discussing new possibilities for governance and, in May 1979 the new Constitution of the Association of Students 11fOberlin College was passed by the student body. The new central body. the Executive Council, was formed in the following 11111. Four members were elected 1Cino C11nnors,Justin Hughes. Carla Hess. and Greg Meyers1 and three members were appointed to serve jointly on the Council and a faculty committee Uohn Orenstein. for the Conservatory Educational Policies Committee; Len Smith, for the Educational Plans and Policies Committee; and Rita Chappelle. for the Student Life Committed. Although no sessions were called, there is also a mechanism for forming a student Congress. in order to address issues of campus-wide concern. The 1979-80 year has been one of laying foundations. The Council. chaired by Carla Hess. was responsible for starting new financial and judicial charters 1th;1t will come before the student body for a vote in the 111111, revising the student appointments process, and, with the help of Sue Haas. putting out a handbook listing and describing all of the committees to which students are appointed. A meeting of faculty. administrators. and students was held to discuss student power and int1uenee. and the Council also played a role in improving student-trustee relations. w :11. :, :1. 3 1-11-11. 1:111 11'1'1111111s; 1111- 11111111 11-.1111-111 111i 5111111111 govemmun will 1-1111-1111111- 1111- 111.111 111.11 11 1.111111. , t! u .. $5 435:,wy! A Q, ywmgki e Q't- Practicing the martial arts becomes more than a sequence of drills and movements. It becomes a way of life. The martial arts are a state of mind rather than merely a'physical challenge or an endurance contest. The participant is not only facing an opponent, but faces him or herself. The reward of the experience is the strengthening of self-reliance, and the satisfaction that comes from achieving a peace of mind and a wholeness of body, mind, and spirit. Each martial art has its own blend of movements, styles, and philosophy. Each punch, kick, stance, and block is broken down into the simplest possible movements and learned, so that the sequence and How is understood. You begin With the basics. You build on the basics Within yourself. You are the artist, and the art. '18 Womeifs Conference: A-mazing Radical feminist Mary Daly a-mazedii the crowd in Finney Chapel at the March 7 noon assembly which marked the beginning of the Oberlin Womenis Conference. Daly ad- dressed the major issues of her latest book. GyntEcology using languages in a new and rigorous way - hagology, crone-ology, re-search, spinning . . . TT - in a way that opened the minds of many of her listeners. In pouring rain that night, 250 poncho-clad women gath- ered for the Take Back The Night rally and march Stomping through puddles in the darkest sections of Oberlin, women demanded the right to walk at night free of harrassment and fear. Fight back in large numbersii was the theme of the march. The weekend of nineteen workshops addressed a wide variety of topics ranging from: mother-daughter relationships to women and the draft? the politics of womenis health to men and their role in feminismf The keynote Speech, Dealing With Divisions Among Women , was given by Wilmette Broer former Black Panther and current Inter- national Spokeswoman for the Wages for Housework Cam- paign. She spoke realistically of the differences between black and white feminism in a way that electrified the audience. The conference ended with a panel discussion on Where Do We Go From Here? where women discussed where to take the WomenTs Movement in the 805, both inside and outside of Oberlin College. '-'V?H6?1 2:VG Why; .grvv' rr 4 m m- mama awn . - :qu wwwvy. zawW $52. 5.: 2s: . Es 3H '1 Oberlin Against th6 Draft The proposed rcinstitution of the draft crcdtcd agitation among Oberlin students and catalyzed the formation of Oberlin Againsr the Draft in February. OAD was responsible for organizing rallics and tcach-ins on campus to acquaint StuantS with issues imolvcd in mnndamry military registration. OAD chartered buscs for an ami-dmfr rally in Clcvcland and for thc rally in XVashingmn DC at the cnd of March. OAD organizcd a series of lectures and discussions cxamining the draft from a variety of diffcrcm angles. Speakers from many diffcrcnt parts of thc counm cxmc t0 Oberlin to speak to Students and fnwlty, .3 1mm. w .r , Mmmumnwchqsmf m- Mxxxxxwm Wm x L 3' I Sh And Where else can you come home in the summer to a double Disney at the Apollo? An hour after the last student is handed his or her diploma, Oberlin, Ohio is transformed from a hectic, coffee-drenched, academic labryrinth to a charming, placid, harmless little mosquito-filled village. You can strip yourself of collegiate attire and treat yourself to full personhood - no more book laden knapsacks, no more trips to the Coop Bookstore to stock up on liquid paper. The Snack Bar is locked up tight. The disco is silent. Mudd is an emptied remnant of horrendously long, draining days. For three months you are a member of the community at large. At the Apollo you wait alongside third graders to see The Other Side of the Mountainii, which has been held over for an additional week. The cashier at Ben Franklin who grimaced at you from early September 'til late May begins to smile - she might even get to know your name. Life is calm and leisurely. The heavy, hot, sticky air forces you to slow down, to absorb your surroundings to smash the persistant blood-sucking insects. Summer in Oberlin is the perfect way to discover a small slice of America, yourself, your untouched library, and your strength in solitude. vv w M4Q A imw x w u a .y' y.- umnu. 94 - M 1,01: w; - memm Q-1i - NW 6U If you spent some time watching the Oberlin Rez'ieu' being written, edited, pasted, and printed, you would t find that few things have changed in the last ten years. The paper looks different: modern typesetting replaced newsprint, but the Review is still very much the same paper, and typed on the same typewriters behind Faziots. A few things have Changed, however. 431 x 7 i The Letters Column, which included only about one or two letters in 1970, often ran to an entire page this year, and is now one of the best read features in the paper. Commentary articles covering every topic from international politics to eo-op wars, make up the bulk of the opinion and commentary-oriented pages two and three. THE OBERLIP: VOLUME 108, NUMBER 37 TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1980 PUbllShed by the students of Oberhn College every Tuesday and Friday dur ing the fall and spnng semesters, excepting holidays and examxnatlon perv Ods, and on Fndays durmg Winter Term SUDSCHDIIOHC $1400 per year Second Class postage paid at Oberlin, OhIO Entered as second class matter at the Oberlin, Ohuo post offncet Apfll 2, 1911 OHICES' 60 South Pleasant St , Oberlm, OhIO 44074 Telephones 77578123, 77515440 Editor: Michael Duffy Business Manager: Alfred d'Ahbem Assistant Business Manager: Matt Green Managing Editors: Karen Feldscher, Josh Hyatt News Editors: Stephame HIIf, Doug Learner, Mark Pertschuk Editorial Board Chairperson: Mark Pertschuk Commentary Editors: Ellen Damon, Andrea Doremus, Peter Lawgne, Kate Rousmamere Arts Editors: Art Borreca, Demetra Lambros, le Welch Features Editor: Amy Schultz Photography Editor: Mark Newman Sports Editors: Alan Fox, Chuck Schussheim Business Staff: Mark Heme, Luther Zengler Editorial comments and policy are collectively determlned bv the members of the edttonal board, composed of the editors, business manager and se mor staff. The opumons expressed m edIIOnals are the ultamate responsublhty of the elected chairperson, and are not necessarily those of Oberlin College nor of the Association of Students of Oberhn College Arts coverage, especially in the area of reviewing productions, concerts, and performances. expanded to four pages a week. And what was four pages of sports in 1970 was further reduced to one page a week this year; not because of any lack of activity but because of a general difficulty in hnding anyone to write it. The end of both decades were very similar: both saw a great deal of political activity on and off campus. and. as in 1970, the Review followed Oberlin students to marches and rallies in Chicago. Cleveland Washington D.C.. and New York. A return of draft registration led to a resurgence of anti-war activity. as well as protests by students against nuclear power, South Africa investments, and other issues, as well as campus events. I . 1 v. II zuvwahnww! 1w l! a ?...31 yI .. 25:7 vb: x W . 1 1 .WWMV, -. On February 7. the honorable Donald F. Mchnry spoke to :m ovcrfiow crowd in Finney Chapel as outside the ubiquitous Spartacus Youth .- League rallied in protest of his war mongering. Carol Mundu Lm'rcxuc 511 MJIngJK XV'M HI ihtx aux x u aumxmaxxxmxmxxxu wyg A . .Whm-- hug M And therehs a tradition to Oberlin basketball: the conference soul team? 3 Each Victory was highlighted by the performances of various seniors. Faced throughout their careers With every form of ; indignity and handicap that possibly could be foisted on college 4 athletes, the Yeomen proved themselves worthy of the a commitment that the college has now provided. , a member of the football team , I I I $me v 1k : $ $ 1? $ 1E $ $ WWVA 4199 - JI1M$: 1'4 100 WVWW m a .n Q Joggers trot by. Frisbees Hoar passively through the air. Womensb lacrosse coach Ellen Staurowskibs voice rings through bedtime, vac invested a lot of effort into this program and P11 be disappointed if I dorft get an equal effort from you. Pm not talking about Wins and losses, Pm talking about performance? 101 .QB .wgv-V-ws-rummgm - .w- n.1,- m 44 q I 10- leat'j if like to be an athlete at Oberlin? Beautiful and 51W 7'6711. Beautiful because whether it's jogging clown Morgan Street towards the sunset or soaring your way to the bucket against the Kenyon basketball team, ifs a pretty sight to behold. Different because there are 2800 ways to be an athlete at Oberlin. One can pursue either team athletics or an individual fitness program, but whatever is chosen - pressing weights, pounding the pavement, practicing yoga, rehearsing a dance, an overhead smash - has a positive result. Some seek victory, others just the joy of movsment. MUSICIAN h , D , a.gtznuaaop .uqeu:7.u.af. UN 2. 4 .. 1.. x... 5. Organ Department: David B06, XXVilliam Porter. Margaret Irwin-Brandon. Garth Peacock. 1m Concerto competition Winners David Ballon. Clarinet Carl Niclsom Clarinet Concerto Michelle Mchguc cello Elgar, Cello Concerto Martha Fischsn piano Brahms, Piano Concerto no. 1 in D minor Charle Floyd. piano Rachmaninoff, Piano Concerto no. 1 in F sharp minor Cynthia Guticrrez, bassoon Villa-Lobos. Cimnda das setc: Notas Stephen Fitch, marimba Kurja. Marimba Concerto Bonnie Hokc, soprano Barber, Knoxvillc Summcr 1915 Kiyoshi Tnmagawn, piano Beethoven. Piano Concerto no. 3 in C minor requirements arc yct nccdcd. thc moves taken this past year to make the requirements more specific wcrc a stcp in the right di rcction. E Most conservaton' studcnts fclt that whilc strictcrhirriculum I i f I 4.1h'yV91'3WyKod w. a- w i s F Jilfff f , ., I I I IJWWMM , I t'Thc con is a very cliquish and instrument oriented body, but t its also more vocationally oriented than the college, so that is to be expected? Music Theory: standing: Ed Millcrt Michael Luxncr, Gary Nelson, Robert Drummond, Walter Aschaffcnburg, Paul Mast; sitting: student, Thomas Cramcr C. Ann Clement. Wright Pritch. 111 : 3$E cKQXt? ll 114 .1. 5 1 1 16 1 117 '118 Tonight we ride the Underground Train. It ram 072 traehj that are covered with pain. The whole of humanity make; up the crew, And Liherty ; the engineer to cariy 215 through. The North Star will lead 115 and Freedom will greet us, When we reaeh the end 0f the line. from THE BALLAD OF THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD hy C. Blaehmz andj McGowan Lester Barclay Marzclla Player w: . George Bamwcll Larry Spinks : Adrian Banks 2' David Hoard g Gale Ellison . Herman Beavers g; Richard Littlcjohn .. g 1R; i f $ 120 k 1. to r. Adrian Banks. Larry Spinks. Lester Barclay. David Hoard The Undaground Railroad Project 121 We Are Walking lfor black folksy Hear the tattle of the chains, drawing our strength from apathy,s ; f: 9.. Sitting back in plush, velvet chairsf :f while others amand 115 .dcfine our: L l The fight for 1dent1cy i513? hancl or else we 11 pews?! QOmthx W But still you but to where? And what 15 there f9 really lose when all we h.- f; are some dusty blues? t L I es: under me 'l l will all fade max C And the only t2? are the Shackl u . Plan lAl learning and Labof, Nine Oberlin students put the college motto to work during Winter Term 1980. Culminating two years worth of research and preparation, they recreated a 19th century slave escape - following an original trail of the Underground Railroad between Greensburg, Kentucky and Oberlin, Ohio. With- the help of more than $9000 from the National 122 Endowment for the Humanities, they followed the North Star - to freedom. 4 2 1 u. t . 6.345.511... 125 PHYSICS: Sheila Bailev, joscph Snyder, Bruce Richards, David Anderson. Robert XWcinstock. joscph Palmicri. RobCrt Warner. 128 130 1,51 Chemistry; Leverett Smith. Richard Schoonmaker, XWiHard St. john, Terry Carlton, Norman Craig, William Fuchsman. Peter Hawkins. Basically one stays here for very little e a few great friends and colleagues. Oberlin has an incredibly honorable faculty. People are generally Willing to listen. They want you to succeed here - they wish you well. Oberlin also gives me the chance to work With smart and generous people Who want to be the best they can become. Students here are more interested in the world at large than in themselves. e Stuart Friebert Creative writing .Ag.,lllvl x437, 134 Biology: sitting; Ulrike Dicdenhofen, David Miller, janc Bennct standing: David Egloff, Warren Walker, Peter Petraitis, George Scott, Anna Brummett, David Benzing, Richard Levin. Psychology and Geology: sitting; Frank Laycock, Denny Smith, Norm Hmderson, David Rowe; standing; john Thompson, Dan Friedman, William Skinner, Grant Skerlec, Bob Bccklen. i? W.WV.-V.WN. . . Math: sitting; Igor Frolow, Michael Henlc, john Baum, Edward Wong; standing; Don Mittleman, Robert Young Sam Goldbcrf, George Andrews. 153 Creative W7riting: Diane Vrculs. Stuart Friebert. Easr Asian Studics: Ellsworth Carlson. XVilliam chncsscy. Sharon Green wtudcnw. Vivian Hsu. Marsha XV'cidcncr. Curl Iacobscn. jiann Lim. f '2 English: Leonard Podis, D;1Vid XWalkcr. Carol Strongin, Deborah Lubnr Sandy Zagnrell. Bob Pierce. David Young Phyllis jones. Nick Whmcr, Phyllis Gorfain. John Olmsted. Ruth Ferris, Dewey G;1nzcl.jo;1quin MartinczPizarro. 13!! -5 Soc-Amhm: Front: Ronald Casson. Stephen Cutler. jim XWalsh; Back: XWilliam Norris. Paula Goldschmidt. Allen Zagarcll. Al McQueen. 150 Classics: Tom Van Nortwick, James Helm. Nate Grccnberg. Long- Robcrt Linchan. To m Goldschmidt. sworth. Sam Carrier David Hcrshiscr. Pau 1:1 Deans: 1 . 3 8 3 ft Religion: Gilbert Mcilacnder. 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Wolfe Mr. and Mrs. john Wood 51.; 4A !...W,.,.w The 1980 Hi-O-Hi Staff, ink. 3.; a 1. Phil Seemm BCkLJ Mendel Bi'iim Rimell Ben Huhe CU-Iidimf HHLhe Maniiuet Phnto litiitnr t'u-lithtnt Kl. tn IT Steph Owenx. Nimu Gilex. Anne Iii'etztielti Staff Members nut PitILlI'Cki.-IL'I'IW Imvix iteilh'i .md Robert W'iilker There are some very special people who deserve a lot of credit for helping get this book out. Rather than drink beer or play softball, these people made a lot of personal sacrifices for their friendsi sanity. Applause and hugs go to: Hanna Newmmh Laura Hulbert, Peter Gordon and Sindee Ernst. Special Thanks to Lorna Aikman, Anita Carr, Monica Knopf,j0lm Urian of Herffjones, Dick Devereux of Graphic Services, Rachel Rosencmns of Wilder Hall, Bob Jackson and Roger Cooper of Peters Hall, and Chuck Schussheim 0f Wilder Bowl. Color Photography was done by Brian Russell, Ben Bolte, and jim Seluch. The rest of the pictures came from those same people plus: jim Stutzman, joe Alhadeff, Joe Eliott, joe E1iott,joe Mama, Phil Lavine, julie Sidharta, Sarah Heald, Alison Greene, Kevin Brown, Eric Beldoch, Dave Hickson, Danny Shaw, Adam Siegel, Carole Jandeut, Hilary Greenberger, Karen Levy, and Paula Cherenson. Underclass and Senior photography and most of the printing and developing was done by Davor Photo in Bensalem, Pennsylvania. Copy writers include Bonnie Solow, Nancy Giles, Steph Owens, Laura Hulbert, Hana Newcombi Chuck Schussheim, Michael Duffy, and Carla Hess. .10er!! lire Bonk: IMO mpies of this book were printed by Herffjones publishers at a reasonable cost. It is :1 9X12 book containing one-hundred pnund L'.ll;li$ paper and 200 pages. The cover was designed by Ben Bolte and is printed with Burnt Sienna and Antique White on ' Spanish Grain. All the old pittures 0f Oberlin come from the Archives in Mudd Library. The type is Garamond and the endsheets .ire inked blade on a mint green background; photo by Brian Russell. Copyright 1980 by the Oberlin College Hi-O-Hi, Wilder H.111. Oberlin Ohin ii 10W. Nothing in this book may be reproduced without the written permission 0f the editors. '0 fm. mm , ,......-7- E .' g r W4... .M .. ,,,... .- ....