CONTENTS Faculty ....................................... 21 College of Arts and Sciences 22 The Conservatory of Music.. 36 Senior Photos ............................. 41 Underclass Photos ..................... 81 Special Events ......................... 119 Sports ....................................... 167 Gallery ..................................... 215 HI-O-HI 1988 Only One generation pusseth away, the fool, fixed in his folly, may think and another generation cometh: He can turn the wheel on which he turns. but the earth abideth forever. 7 TS. 151m: - 1111405111.va 1:4 Murder in lhe C'arhedral .5, h 10 11 l3 mm mu; 'Ji Hy 17 In the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an invincible summer. A1bert Camus 18 20 Both Sides Now Bows and flows of angel hair and ice cream castles in the air and feathered canyons in the air IIve looked at clouds that way. But now they only block the sun they rain and snow on everyone; so many things I could have done but clouds got in my way. IIve looked at clouds from both sides now from win and lose and still somehow itIs cloudsI illusions I recall I really dontt know Clouds at all. Moons and Junes and ferris wheels the dizzy, dancing way you feel 7 as every fairy tale comes real IIve looked at love that way. But now itIs just another show You,1l leave them laughing when you go. And if you care dont let them know dont give yourself away. Itve looked at love from both sides now from give and take and still somehow, itIs love illusions I recall. I really dont know love at all. Tears and fears and feeling proud To say I love you right out loud. Dreams and schemes and circus crowds IIve looked at life that way. But now old friends are acting strange They shake their heads, they say Itve Changed. Well somethings lost but somethingIs gained in living everyday. IIve looked at life from both sides now a from up and down and still somehow itts lifets illusions recall I really dontt know life at all. e Judi Collins I College Of Arts And Sciences .wkvvdun -.-m...-.w...a. Anthropology Jack Glazier Linda Grimm N01 Pictured: Ronald Casson Ellen Lazarus Art Joshua Diamond. Tim Keating, John Appley, Susan Kane, Jeffrey Hamburger, Richard Spear, Milton Atkinson. Samuel Walker. William Hood. Robert Harrist, Dan Ruiz, Patricia Mathews, Judy Frannim Gloria DeArcangelis Not Pictured: John Pearson. Athena Tacha, Forbes Whiteside VJ t J pmxwwmx Biology Richard Levin Robin Treichcl David Benzing David Miller Mark Braford Michael Zimmerman David Egloff Catherine McCormick Yolanda Cruz Jane Bennett Thomas Sherman Dennis Luck Not Pictured: Dick Levin George Langeler ! Black Studies Yakubu Saaka William Scott Adrienne Jones Dwight Collins Calvin Hermon Booker Peek Dolorus Nevels Chemistry Albert Matlin Martin Ackermann William Fuchsman Michael Nee Norman Craig Robert Thompson Susan Mole Terry Carlton Harry Spencer N01 Pictukd: Richard Schoonmaker Classics Thomas Van Nortwick Matthew Christ Nathan Greenberg Karen Barnes James Helm Computer Science Robert Geitz Linda Miller Rhys Price Jones Christian Koch Richard Salter Creative Writing Stuart Friebert Diane Vreuls Peter Cameron 25 East Asian Studies Robert Harrist Kurumi Mimi Walanabe Ronald DiCenzo Suzanne Gay Peter Zarrow Dale Johnson Donghui Li Vivian Hsu Not Pictured: Russell Kirkland - a 4 Economics James Zinser Hirschel Kasper Robert Piron Edward Gamber Frederick Joutz Not Pictured: Robert Tufts Luis Fernandez Kenneth Kleppel Paul W. Bauer ,,1, 1a,; ' ' 64114,;mw2-A4MWW .37 English John Hobbs Robert Robertson Sandra Zagarell W Patrick Day Robert Pierce Carl Peterson Katherine Linehan Jan Cooper Carol Tufts Lorraine Helms Leonard Podis N01 Pictured: Lawrence Buell Dewey Ganzel Biodun Jeyifo Robert Longsworth John Olmsted Phyllis Gorfain Nicholas Jones Thomas Linehan Environmental Studies Carol Longsworth David Egloff Carolyn Watkins Harlan Wilson Expository Writing Jan Cooper Robert Shelton Leonard Podis Patrick Mannix 27 Geology William Lanier Mary L. Droser William Skinner Bruce Simonson Not Pictured: Steven Wojtal Zintars Zadins German 8L Russian Steven Huff Heidi Tewarson Ray English Maureen Riley Arlene Forman Halimur Khan Sidney Rosenfeld Erika Berroth Not Pictured: Christina Starr Vladimir Frumkin Philipp Burgtorf Panel on Allan Bloom Government Benjamin Schiff Harlan Wilson Ronald Kahn Jere Bruner Marc Blecher Lori Olan Not Pictured: Paul Dawson William Perlik Vladimir Brovkin Kathleen Thelen Carolyn Watkins History Geoffrey Blodgett Barry MCGiIl Robert Soucy Clayton Koppes Peter Zarrow Steven Volk Marcia Colish Carol Lasser N01 Pictured: Robert Neil S. Frederick Starr Ronald DiCcnzo Heather Hogan David Kelley Gary Kornblith Adrienne Jones John Sanders 29 Humanities Sanford Shepard Judaic 8L Near Eastern Studies Hossein Ziai Sidney Rosenfeld Michael White Guy Haskell Not Pictured: Rachel Elior 30 Mathematics Don Mittleman Gloria White Bruce Pollack-Johnson Michael Henle Linda Miller George Andrews George Exner Susan Colley Christopher Leary Jeffrey Witmer Edward Wong Not Pictured: Rudd Crawford Philosophy Daniel Farrell Daniel Merrill Peter Mclnerney Robert Grimm Norman Care Not Pictured: Mary Mahowald Laurence Thomas 31 Physical Education Jeffrey White Thomas Mulligan Janet Greene Daniel Szczodowski Frederick Schults Heather Selzler Pal Penn Mary Culhanc Joseph Gurtic Michelle Ennis Richard Michaels Larry Vance N01 Pictured: Donald Hunsingcr Patrice Milkovich Physics Gary Hinshaw Joseph Snider Daniel Styer John Scofield W. Bruce Richards Albert Einstein Nora Bozzolo Bob Weinstock Not Pictured: Robert Warner David Anderson Psychology Frank Luycock Marian Baum Diane Schiano William Friedman John ThompSOn Judi Beinstein-Miller Stephan Mayer James Cussclla Albert Portcrfield Karen Sutton-Simon Dennison Smith Not Pictured: Norman Henderson 0. Veronika Prinzo Rebecca Scruzin Religion Russell Kirkland Rachel Elior Grover Zinn Gilbert Mcilacndcr Gordon Michalson Paula Richman Michael White Not Pictured: James Dobbins Elliot Ginsburg Hosscin Ziai Romance Languages Vinio Rossi Raymond Carrol Sophie Lcchuugucnc Mathis Szykowski Janice Zinscr Nelson Dchsus Viktoria Skrupskclis Fernando Arrojo Esmcrcldu Murlincz-Tapia Sanford Shepard Anna Cara-Walkcr Not Pictured: Harriet Turner Theatre 8L Dance Chris Flahurly Bill Byrncs Marjorie R. Morgan JeanAnnc Chesck Daniel Goulding James DePaul Liz Carpenter Roger F. Copeland Debbie Vandcrgrift Mike Grubc Nelson DcJesus Jane Armilugc Macdcc Duprcs N01 Pictured: Priscilla Scott Annie Karaba Gregory Kuruba Marie Lancaster Womenk Studies Adrienne Lush Jones Diana Roosc Jessica Bucciarclli Patricia Mathews Judi Beinslcin-Millcr Daniel Merrill Connie Cuvc Sandra Zagurcll Jan Cooper Katherine Linchan Stephanie Gilmun Tumnn Dowlc'x Lizz Frost Carol Lasscr Gloria Whilc Departments Not Pictured: Comparative Literature Pgm Human Development Pgm John Hobbs David Miller Sociology Third World Studies William Norris Marc Blcchcr Albert McQueen Roderick Knight James Walsh William Norris William Marsiglio Yukubu Sanka Chandra Mohamy Benjamin Schiff Robert White 35 The Conservatory Of Music Brass W. Byron Pcarson Pcr Brcvig Robert Fries N01 Picturcd: Anthony Ploog Ronald Bishop Jean Moorchcud Early Music Michael Lynn Lawrence McDonald Lisa Crawford Marilyn McDonald Catharina Meims Not Pictured: Louis Dean Nucmberger Michael R. Lynn Loris Chobaniun Michael C. Manderen 3M Music Education Catherine Jarjisiun John Knight Priscilla Smith Herbert Henke Music History Sylvan Suskin Stcvcn Plank Roderic Knight James Hcpokoski N01 Pictured: chdcll Logan L Music Theory Warren Darcy Gary Nelson Robert Drummond L. Dean Nucrnbergcr Rundolf Coleman Paul Mast Kathryn Alexander Slcvcn Brcsncn Gail Rchman Not Pictured: Michael Daugherty Richard Hoffmann Edward Miller Gil Miranda Conrad Cummings 37 4 Opera Theatre Alan Montgomery Judith Layng Organ .. Haskell Thompson David Boc Garth Peacock Not Pictured: John Russell Martha Stacy Joseph Schwartz Philip Highfill Lydia Frumkin Robert Shannon Peter Takucs Not Pictured: Sanford Margolis Scdmara Rutstein Frances Walker Mary Ann Danenberg Strings Kathleen Winklcr. Marilyn McDonald. Gregory Fulkerson Priscilla Smith. Jeffrey lrvinc Stephen Clapp. Norman Fischer. Andor Toth. Lawrence Angcll Not Pictured: Alice Chulifoux. Lynne Rumscy-lrvine Conservatory Faculty Not Pictured Composition TIMARA Program lklwurd Millcr Gary Nelson Rundnlph Culcmun John Talbert Richard Huffman Kathryn Alexander Mlcllztcl Daugherty . V ' Conductlng 0106 Richard Anderson Dunicl Muc Gerald Crawford Michcl Singher Howard Hatton Larry Rachleff Richard Miller Daune S. Mahy Carol Webber EthnomuSICology Roderic Knight WOOdWlnd James B. Caldwell . Lawrence F. McDonald .1322 StUdlas Julie Bogorad Charles Ullery Donuldmn Byrd John Rautenberg lx'cnnclh Davis Nathan Davis Nulhzm Davis 40 4 , . 4' Qt Toyu Iidxcnuyc AbilISU Barry M. Abcl Ruth Abrams Cum! A. Aichcr Philip A. Alexander Vull'osuicncc mnpulcr Sulcnuc HHIHU Pmnu Pcrlhrmuncc lznglixh 4'2' Alainu Allcn Anthony Allcn lilimbclh .l. Allcn 500ijle An chc Ancinas Puchnlup Govcnuncnl I hmi Plnluwplu , hmcrnmcnl Pmnn Hulhwmncx Clurmcl V ux'ld Sludxcx Thwdorc Anderson Christopher J, Anthony I'nglixh Puruuxxmn IV T' m I ; . 4 ,1 Culhcrinc Amgon Jonathan Alan Aruk Huxlc Unxcrnmcnl Jon Armujani Francesca M Arnonc Phllowplu I Iulc Pcrihrmuncc Maria C. Arsuzmgu Anthem Zylox MW 'mWh Asdouriun Huxlcx A Lconurd BUCF Elimbclh Ann Baldwin Phlluwpln IIINIUU Richard Tomas Barba Rachel Burt Bernadette C. Barton David S. Buudcrs Carol L Baum Government GmrrnmcnmHuxic Englixh licnnmmcx,Iimcrnmcnl Bmlop Mcricm Buwcndi Karen Marguerite Buync Luurcncc Bccr Felice Hilary Belman Fcnnomwxyxl rcnch lnghth Duublcbuxs nychwlug-x HHIOU Jon B. Bernard luxxl Minn Sludlcx Kristi Bipes RuwunKSm'lct Studies Eliot Borcnstcin Ruwun language and I,Ilcr;l1urc Alison Bommmun Andrew Borlhwick chomh Michele Bosscn Michael Joseph Bowers 111mm HleUH Bmlogx Govcrnmcm 44 $ x't Candace Bremond Edith L. Bross Gabriel Brownstcin Liza Brunu Art HistorHHislory BiOIOE English Women'x Sludich'nglixh Lynn A. Bruncr Music Thcrup; H355 chomp A N: V - $4., Y , I Edward A. Buutms Puchnlugx Tatiana P. Bundy Frcnch Timothy A. Burdsull Tcrri Ann Burgess Sarah E Caguiul Chemistry Vmcc ancrnmcnl l1ngllxhK rulllvc Writing H :7; Michael Andrew Cuincs Diana Czlrbonell Ummixlr-x Art Hixmn Robcrt F, Curtlund Kclly Caulk Pluxiw Thculcr Alexandria Cuulhcn Munfhong 11;1;1;; Noah Chusin l,isu Chowning John J. Christin. Jr. Slmlm M'lx Ml Illxlnrx N.IllVPmnn M'l Hlxlnm Puchwlnp English '3! Rachcl M. Claphum I umomigx hcnnxln Gmcrnmcnl lam Axidn Religion Studies 'Anlhmpnlngvx Dcunnn Chui .luninc Chum 40 th Neal Raymond Caroline Louise Coade Jeffrey Colman Crystal Naii Collins William H. C Congdon Clemens. Jr. Viola Performance Government Ncumucicncc Engllsh HistorVReligion g m. Ethan Conroy SHNdFLI COFSOVCF Jessica T Comm Scott Crublrce Maria Crawford Biology Womcn'x Studios Engllxh V'mcc Art History Anthony Cross Timothy Cross Economies Mung .o .., a ? Wilfred Joseph Cruz Maria Cusano Pucholug EnglisMArt Hixlon 47 .lohn Anthony Uligidio Christine Muric Dumc Vinccnl L Dunner PIUHCUI l'duculmn lam Xxmn Sludlcx Music Education a Mum Sluciu Dcurmin k, Andrew XV. Dilnl Third XMn'ld Sludlu Beth DcSombrc lumumlcx Govcrnmcnh lvulin chrlcun Sludlcs Joshua K Diamond Allvson Dcvcnish 'VI HMUUu'PFC-Mchilwlm David Dicni PmnuWiuxlc Thunn Pcrcuwon 3 , w . 1' r; l : David A. Dicpcnbrock Ann Diffcrding Christi A. Donnelly HleUU linglnh Mathematics David M. Drukker Norinc D. Dworkin Kelly Dwyer Amy Eisner History Theatre Creative Wrninylfngllsh .anhmPUlOH Annic L. Emmick Binpsfwhnlngrx Katherine S. C Elliot History Eric J. Engcl hngllsh Laura Espinct- Finkelslcin Art HlxlUU W as Gregory Carl Falco Daniel H. Farkas Thomas E. Farrel Hilary H. Faycn GuvcrnmcntKicrmun nychology EnghsWPhilosophy Religion Ir 49 Elizabeth Fcllcr 1.;11in Amcrlcun SllldICy SpHnI5h Eric N. Ficlckc PiunuMhmc Thcnn Morrigan Flynn Enghsh Amber Fisher EconomicVGovcrnmcnt l 3 Pcuchcs Fondcrn wahnlngx Vincent G Fortunate Lisa Foster Alan Freedman R. Sean Fri Technical Thculcr Ps-wholoy English Hlstory 'J- C Cindy Friedberg English Teresa A Fung Gmrrnmcny lingllxh David Gull Steven D. Gurmon Phpicx Lhcmlxln 46.! Kevin J. Garry Victoria Gau Heidi Lynn Geiger Catherine Gcorgc Joanne Gilby PcrcmmeBMog Lunduumg, me nycholoy Ewnnmlcsmux'crnnmcnl Sociology Pcrfnrmuncc 'J1 IQ Stephanie Lynn Gilmun Women'x Sludlcx Kevin Glccson Gm'crnmcnlKSuHcI Studio John Blaine Codfrcy Guvcrnmcnl 5000109' Nuiru Cindy Gmcrnmcnl John K. Glenn lll $00010ng Betsy L. Goldin Government RcligioMEnvironmental Studios Margret Gochring Art History Shari L. Gleason l'rcnch Horw Music Thcon Marci A. Glotzer Thculrw' Dance William S. Goldman English Deborah Ann Golodetz Converse Griffith .lr Socmlogy HINIUU Anlhmpologtx KFrcnch Derek Alexander Gross Deborah Grumman Fabian Gucvuru nguxmcx gQ Hmmr'x ldlln Ungmmc Sucmc Rachel A Gurniuk John D Gulmun Hannah N14 Hamilton Blnlup HINIUU Vnmc Orvillc Evcrct Dcrck James Humpson Gcorgc A, Hanson Washington Hammond 1;qung Ilnmr; JAN Pcriurmumc bnnpmllmn 'JJ Alice A. Harris RLhSILln Jacob E. Heilbrunn Huston XGcrmun Studmx 'JI $.- Duvid A. Hutch melxln Nancy Hcingartncr Rumun Laura Culhcrinc Haughcy quurnmunl Jennifer N. Hclfman Gcnlogtx Michael D. Hu'xwurd cumxucnuc James S. Hclgeson French Cmnposnion Rachael A. Hazcn Religion Mary R. Hemcr Biolog F? ad . ., .. , .1 , Kri51i L. Hempel Hugh Guilford Charlie Herbert Kristen Herbert Susan Honunn Hislon' Puchwluy Ncuroxucncc Imonmmcs thc qucullnmPyxcholugx Joseph Hooper Jeffrey S. Howard Steven T. Hulctt Rebeccu A. Hunger Kulhlccn E. Hunt chholog; Violin Pcrformuncc Economies Harp BinIng-x Kerri Lyn Hyatt Hilary A. lglchcurl Pclcr lhm Plano Pcrfnrnmncc lQnghxh Nhlhcnmlwx 'xcurmucncc, 1:;th -Xxi;1n Sludlcx Michael D. lshii lililzlbclh Jackson Hurn hIglnsh Nils A. Jackson Jumcs R. JclTrqs lingllsh Gmrrmncm Oregon Roger Johnson Christopher VKC Jonas lingllxh 1Thmlrc1 VI Hmnr'x Studio V1 56 Hannah E. Jones Enghxh och11 Vuslc Educutmn Pyxcholog-x Daniel F. Judge Karen Judkins mcc Hulc Pcrlbrnmncc Socmlng-x Warren X Kucrichcr JOHN? B, Kuhun lnglhh k rwmc xx Hung PCKUVIHH HNUU Eilccn L. Kahancr Joxcph T. Kurten Beth Lmn Kaufman Gregory Kchm Bl-wlngx Bnukx cummcmc Oculoy Etnnrunmcmul SIUdICN 'J x1 Sclxlsliun Pclcr kcnms Suxnnnc R. kiil1l1c Imnguond Kim llhxung-Sook Tami Kim Nwmlnyx 'Ix'llllle hcnnxlu lulxl Nxmn 5!lech Pmnn Pcrl'nrmuncc Ymm Inn Ixim IIHIINH Cynthia Ann King VOICE A 5 David Ring UIHIHIIUI Sucnk'c Slnmn B. King Gcnlng . .1 l ili 1 klcbcnm ken lx'lcinmun David .Xlzm chmcnl Jcnnllcr klcvcns Rclwmn l Iwhxh Summing Mnlu'npulugx Mucc Pcrl'ommmc Umcrnmcnl WV; 5 a Susan A- Knezel John Akira Kodachi Susan Koh William M. Kovach PSWhOIOEY PhilosophVEast Psychology Excrcisc Science Asian Studies Bradley D. Kurtz Pswhomgy Richard Kurschner Theater Anna Lea Kwapien Nonfiction Writing English So chi Jung Kwon . A ' ' 4' 1 J. , ' L X . l , 1 r . Emily Pui-Yan Lam Esther Landau Job Scott Lawrence Lcslic Lawrence Mathematics Flute Performance East Asian Studies Ucnlogy Caleb Rooney Layton lll Gmcrnmcnul ulm Judy chowitz Arnold H. Lee Lxxxicx Economics Amcncun 81lech Christine W. Lcc Phllmupln W Black Sludlcx Julic Lcc Kenneth Lcc Pmnn Px'whnlng-x HINIUU Amy kulhcryn Lconurd Karen Julic chcnbcrg Mclism Yu-Ming Liu Anne B. Lowr; Avery A. Lozudu X Iolzl er Hlxlurj Sludm M'l Ncumwlcncc Xruhculuglml Sclcncu Xrl Hixlnm chnAVjc Lu Duliuh Lugo David chimu Luru Mclism lrcnc Lu17 Emil'x Lyons humx1H 'IhctHrc Hunt Q nmpmllmn L hcmlxlm Bmlwy 60 John McCard Thomas G. McHugh Elizabeth A. McKay Catherine A. Religion Neuroscience Computer Science Voice Performance McLean English Literature Craig McTurk Johan PhillipS MddSOH Indira K. Muhajan Andrew D. Munilsky Susan Elizabeth Mark Philosophy Black Studies Phllnmpm Philosopln 7 ii? Mashudi M. Mashabela Janet R. Mason English Literature Thculrc Stephen D. Mattingly BIOIUEQ Karen Patrice Mattox Matthew S. Maxham Jill M. Medina Art Hislortx Physics Art History 61 X Dulh Mcicmn Dnuglus R. Mcwurb Diunc I'. Miclmcls Sarah C. Michclman 1.00 Schucg Millar I IIUJIIL' lhmlrc Harp Pulkunmncc Ml HMIOU Biolug k'nslul I . Millcr Lhrialophcr :X. Heather Mitchell Unbricllu U. Modzm Michele l'xulmluyx Suunlugx Nhnnricil Knmcn x Sluuhcx lK-xchulugx Miniquc NIOCdC - . , . . Rmxmn 1 J'HJUAIIJC SWMIIHEUNIU IIIdHIdUJl VJJnr K lncmlmc h- rv- rrIKX'h; Wig? . - , 1 W . L. . Carol J. Moeller Elizabeth Ann Moore Seth Moran Lydia R. Morcst Marjorie Morgan PhilosophVWomen s Studies Biologx Gcolog3 QIJNCV',xmhmgmlogx Duncc Michael Anthony Morse Linda Munico hv'fm Robert Lisa Nags! Michael D. Nurugon Soup Technologx EM hum Studio MCBr'cn MUIVHHCY Rcllgmn HINIUU Anthropolog; g zw: Jonathan Ncw Rcllglun Paul Ncwmun Adricnnc Nicklin Binpxyclmlop'x Spumxh Murgurcl Nomum Seth W. Nowuk Emily Nussbuum Mung l-duculmn Rcllgmn English Scott ODonnol John P O'Neill Siobhan ONcill Nunncttc Orsini Ph-chx t YMH Amcnum Huston Thculrw Hislom Trumpcl,'50uolog3 b4 Korena Ortiz Suzanne Carole Owen Lamont Russian Studiew Therese OltOWitZ Economics Third World Studies Third World Studies Nicholas Paarlberg Julie Pallant Melissa Panagides Latin Literaturd Biology Sociology Religion Jan Pardoe Scott Parsons Brian John Paterson History Art History Biologyszychology Emily Payne Women's SIudieVEnglish 65 Martha E Puync Biuvawhulnp Multhcx Philips Thc Bmluglml Sucncu w w Susan Puync Pyxchulng-x Paul Brynn Phillips English Brad Alan PcdinolT anhropnlng-x Lisa Picrcc Hlxtun Vo1cc Pcrfnrmuncc Carla Pennington Pmno Pcrfurmuncc Sarah Pillow :V1usquuicc Performance Jennifer Sue Peterson PiuntVV iolin Pcrfnrmuncc Rachel Gail Piven English Carla Poindexter Melinda Pollard Jeanne Marie Ponzctli Adam Porter Stephen Porter Soviet StudicVHislory Biology Environmental Studms hwnomms English Elizabeth Marie Portes Martha E Prinz Alison Pruitt Jeunnc E. 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Rubin Scth Rudctslq Cynthia D Rudolph Alla Rulslein Government Chcmixlrtx Pmnn Pcrlkmmncc Nhlhcmullu PsychologVRussian . J, -. .. , uk.rl 'H I Mary Saecker Stephcn M. Suidcmun Gina F. Sculzi Amy Schechtcr Sarah Schenck Chcmlstn Government Px-xcholog-x Englixh Ps-xcholog 1 - J. Shane Schimpf Rachel Miriam Lisa Patrick Kathryn A. Schuler Caitlin-Scott Philosoph-x History SChDBCWind Schoenberg Religlon English French Crcutivc Writmg 70 Susan E. Sefton Julie Seidel Performance Chemistry Rachel F. Seidman Christopher Seline HistorVClassics Governmcnm Nuclear Engineering Lori Ann Shaffer Tanya Shacffer Trumpet Performance Creative Writing Carol Shanks Candace Leigh Shaw Biology Flute Performanchiology 71 Robin Shcman Environmcnlul SludicVEnglish Ming .1, Shiung Economicv East Asian Studies Wallis Sholar Music Hislon Eric J. Shotl Biology Joan Silbcrlichl Beth Ann Simmons Robert A. Simon Dawn Marie Smith Sociolog'x Music Education Economics Mum: HislorHThcor-x t K. . .n...:.v.; :Ax: hx1:::-V.x 2:.yw Michael J. Sorrel! Goxcrnmcnl 3' Sarah Stallings Chemistry Jennifer Ray Stibbc Psychology Daniel J. Sticl Socmlogw Anthropology Peter H. Smith English Terri Joanne Smith English quncnc Marie Smoker thxchology Douglas T. Still Art History 73 Meade C. Thomson Matthew J. Tierney Haruko Tokudu GovcrnmchEconomic Art HISIUU EngliswAnlhmpolugy I , I June Ann Story Diana Kathryn Strauss Gayle E Strommcn E Thomas Stuart Sara Sullivan Psychology SUCiUIOEyWanhTUPUIOm Lrbzm SludlcwGLwcrnmcnt lingllxh Socmlogy E 4 . James Summerford Donna Marie Summers Anitru Swaminathan Theresa L. Sweet Mary Ann Swiatek EnglisWPhilosoph-V Vocal Performance Economics Vocal Performance Psychology 74 Dara T. Torre Jonathan Arthur Barrie A, Tragash Hislor-x Tortoluno Lnglmh Cello Pcrfnrmuncc Richard Trchingcr Jennifer L, Trone Belinda L. T8110 Third World SludlCV Px-xchnIog-x ancn'x Sludlcs Chcmmry Muxic Thcnn HISIOU '. c. .: Ebon Turner Amanda Udis-Kessler Peter D. Ullian Natalia Taylor Alexandra E. Teilz Neuroscience Religion Thcutrc Ennrunmcntul HismryKim'crnmcm Art 'Xcslhcllm Kim Alice Terry Usha B. Thakrar Jenny Thelen Jennifer A. Thomas Laura Thompson Vocal Performance Govcrnmcnl Hislum Performance Russian Jeff Tolberl Judith Underwood Tanya Tomoko Uycda Deborah Eileen Teresa Vasquez Sludlo Art MnlWCompulL-r Science lint 'men Sludmx Vandergrin Creative Writing knglixhz'Thculcr Krista E. Wagner Kathryn Annc Wuhlin Katharine Wullcrslcin Heidi Susanne Wurbasse Kelly S. Ward Music hduculmn Mnhmpoluy Snuulng-x, anhrnpnlug'x 'Xrt 11M Axum Sludicx Anthropolog Michael Gary Weisberg Biopgcholog; Mutt C. Weimcr German SludicVGovcrnmcnI 24 h -7 Melissa Welch Art History Rcbecca Wcisunlhal Ps-wholug; 76 . A Asxxv Gail Stratton Welsh Physics Christopher J. Wells English Michael C. Wertheimer -- W... . . - . . ' '- . l ,1 ' '. ' Hans Eric Westin Government , , A; Mathematicv Computer Science A, Sarah Cathleen Weston Jonathan Westreich Thomas J. White William E. Winter Ira Yankwitt Psychology Philosophijovcrnmcm Composition Government Philosophy XA Lisa Yanover Janet A. Young Sarah Dorn Young Marjorie Grace- Evan B. Zelermyer EnglisWCreative Writing Piano HiSIOU' Louise Zager Philosophy Bassoon Performance 77 78 tgr Kimberley Pcrkins lznghxh The senior portraits bclonging to the two women at the top of the pugct us well us that of Kathryn S. Kundrat. were the victims of Marion P. Arthur what insurance companies cull hActs oi Godfi Thosc pcoplc on Obuc Performance page 79 asked to bc allow cd to submit their own photos In my ignorance I ugrccd. tlt had been done before. I kncwt 1 pro- cccdcd to givc thcm insufficient spccilicutions regarding the form and content of their pictures-to-bc-submitted and as a result. we received an odd uswrtmcnt of pictures. I promised that we would put these submitted pictures in the book and thcyivc gonc in. Wcivc put them in u scparutc space because our publishcris representative rccoiled in horror when we suggested putting them in with the rest ofthc senior pictures. He did not really hrccoil in horror, but did give us a number oli good reasons as to why we should not put them in with the rest g I'd be happy to expound upon this to all who really want to hczlr it. Nkcts of God arc bound to pop up occasionally. but there is no sense to making trouble for oneself. There will be no page such us page 79 in next year's book itis not meant to bc a showcase ofcreativc senior pictures. Itis merely an uttcmpt to make up llir a mistake. Live and learn. f The Editor Jonathan W. Brown Computer Science Individual Major 1 Steven Merczynski Government Dana Burde Engllsh Robin Cardin Sociolog; Physlcul Education John Petersen Biology Camille Elise Gonzales HISIUQ Hans Sicgcl History 79 Joshua L. Abrams Katherine Banfield Adams Peter Gerritse Alyea Jon Mehrdad Armajani Rachel Catherine Arthur Stephen Courtney Austin Amanda Bailey Margaret Ann Bambach Christopher Hemingway Barker Robb S. Barnard Mary Elizabeth Bartlett Marcia Ann Bean Scott P. Bellows Jeffrey Haugh Bennett Bruce Erik Berg Peter Jeremy Bergman Kay Ellen Berkowitz Keith Michael Berland Andrew Lee Bertoni Greg John Bloy David M. Blum Angela Bostan Bordbar Annette Bridges Jonathan Todd Brown Tonya Yvonne Brown Mia Ellen Buchwald Nancy N. Buck Meghan Bunnell Burke Kathryn Burlingham Thaddeus Jaeger Burns Kevin William Button Laurel King Butler Robert Cabrera Michael Sean Canning Sarah Caplan Corydon James Carlson James Hudson Carwile Amy JO Cayward Andrew Howard Chalsma Andrew Colston Chandler James Chin Jeffrey Dean Clark Timothy Merritt Clark John William Cocula Ian Christian Coleman Jeffrey Warren Colman Philomena Marie Colucci John Ludger Connolly Lisa Gray Costello Grant Chu Covell Romi Nicole Crawford Dallas Rocho Crow James Linwood Culver John Anthony D'Egidio Marisa Romilda D Silva Claire Dana William R. Davis Richard Eric Dawson Dresles Morfin Delatorre Riccardo Alessandro Demarchi Jude-Laure Denis John David Dent Jennifer Maria Detering Robert James DiGiacamo Clare Elizabeth Dolan Ted Skidmore Donley Donald J. Driscoll Christopher Durrenberger Amy Lynn Edelman Michael Dean Edwards David Henry Ehrenstein Kathryn Elise Eichelman Diana Rebecca Elghanayan Susan Leticia Ellinger Hohn Robert Elmore, Jr. Stella Fey Epling Elyssa Marie Faison 80 Seniors Not Pictured Robert Alan Faludi Don Andrew Fast Scott Daniel Fchlan Joshua A. Feit Karen Lesley Feit Annette Denise Fenn Linda Finch Lcannc Beth Findell Mark Jacob Fincgold Diana Finzi Daniel Anthony Fiorc Dennis Michael Flood Ivan Joseph Flores Jessica Ann Fogler James Daniel Follz James Stanley Foolc Stephanie Anne Foole Diana Joyce Fox Jonathan Marc Frciman Monica June Frcy Keralec Froebel Elizabeth Ruth Frost Sharon Fuller David Fuqua Michael Joseph Gallagher Pierre Francois Gamt Anne Olivia Garrett Jennifer Anne Gay Robin Dawn Gclman Judith Esther Goldberg Eli7abelh Smith Goodman Matthew Gerard Goodrich R, Stephen Gracey Bethany Haggard Granger Jill Kristine Gray Timothy Andrew Hacsi Constantine T, Hadavas Paul Jon Haebig Suzanne Huggerty Thomas Traver Hallcnbeck Brian Andrew Hanlon Howard Watt Harrison David Jon Hcitlcr Hugh Guilford Henry Mark Frederick Herron Robert Joseph Higgins Rebeccu Howell Hooker Joshua Harrison Howard Angela Huang Bradley Jay Hull Catherine Delaney Hunter Rachel Ellen Hurwitz Carol Haruko lkeda Jennifer Camille Jackson Kenneth Arthur Jaffe Daniel Stephen Jaffee Allan Dana Jagger Tiffany Janney Thomas Hohn Josenhans Basim M. Kahleifeh Marci Iris Karetnick Joshua Lee Karpf Ayako Kawata Sean Michael Kelly Kylie Frances Kiernan Paul Akira Kimoto James Ebbe Kingdon David Kiron Daniel Thomas Knudsen Thomas Darren Koch Peter Allen Kosoff Kathryn Sue Kundrat John Frederic Kurtz Keith Alan LaDu Owen Austin Lamont Douglas Raphael Lane Todd Frederick Lang Margaret qun Lanzoni Damon J Laporte Jacquelyn Hope Lawler Jenifer Cheslora Lee Walter J. Lee April E. 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Sorcnsen Sarah Spicer Peter Spoerl Nikhil Srinivasan Chloe Stamas Alessandra Stapleford Jean Skinman Dawn Stevenson ii a '34 .3: Matthew Stephan Deborah Stewart Ruth Strasburg Michael Strauss Nicholson Street Todd Strickland Adrian Sudhullcr Amy Succop Nathan Sugioku James Sugg Mackenzie Sullivan Martin Sullivan Ming-Ming Sun Kir Swungcr Catherine Sweeney Joshua Swi17cr Donald Tatum Jeffrey Taylor Jcnnifcr Teng Erika Tcppo Stephan Thicdc Delano F Thomson Lisa Ticn Jonathan Tillquist Omulctc Toju Kim Trudowsky Viki Tralongo Gregory Travis Mutt Trawick Meredith Trolt Marla Trusch Scan Tucker Ben Turk 96 Maelindu Turner Kavita Varma Rina Varlanian Stephen Vowels Oscar Waddell Julie 0. Walbridge Jeffrey Walkup J.J. Walsh Renee Walton Meredith Ward Polly Washburn Katreniah Washington Nina Weiss Chris Welch Jennifer Wewcrs Picrre-Guy White Rock Whiting Charles C. Whillock Andrew Whitthorne John Wickelgren Nolan Williams Pamela Williams Vayesha Williams James Willie Miranda Wilson Robert Wilson Bryan Wineberg Ronald Winiarski 11 David Witkin Christopher Wolfe Amy L. Worsham Jennifer Wu Jung Yoo Kirsten Younger Peter Yu JD. Zimmerman Boris Ziser 98 99 100 , . Anixi . irxir. a ,5 . ... Mk2; , uu5 102 103 w..i.g IA Hun... K N 1 W 104 106 l07 108 N a -.,..m 109 HZ 113 114 116 M IX BLEMH AND AMMNi A 'rLEijJMEg EFEAE ? T-KKJITI m ' kw 94., 117 118 ALDOLFO PEREZ ESQUIVEL t1 U4i: A crowd of more than 200 students attend- ed a lecture on liberation theology and non- violence in Latin America by this 1980 N0- bel Peace Prize laureate. Esquivel is a lead- er of the liberation theology movement in Latin America which emphasizes the idea that religion and politics cannot be separat- ed. He stressed that although the theology is Catholic in origin, people ofall faiths can believe in it and act upon these beliefs. He hopes for true democracy throughout Latin America and feels that the US. is directly involved with many of the problems faced in this region. CON FOR SALE: Unbe- knownst to The Oberlin Admin- istration. The Conservatory Building was temporarily hon the market. tThose crazy Obie prunkstcrsU Harold Conna- macher was not involved. Nei- ther Senor Perez Esquivel nor Mr. Bloom could be proven the culprit. 120 ALLAN BLOOM t9t24t: Mr. Bloom, author of the best-selling book The Closing offhe American Mind: How Higher Education Has Failed Democracy and lnzpoverished the Soul's of Today's Students, presented a lecture entitled ttLiberal Education and the Political Community to a standing-room audience in Warner Concert Hall. For a week or so afterwards, tthough unfortunately no longert, Bloomis talk was the topic of many conversations as well as a symposium given a few days later featuring Oberlin professors Nathan Greenberg. Ronald Kahn. and Carol Lasser. The question of relativism as a moral issue tended to prevail. - Bloom: relativism ends up with our incapacity to say that facism is bad ttEvery movement wants to interpret the world in terms of its specific problem. We have to recognize, perhaps, thejustice 0f the claims but we have to be very resistant to reworking the world just to solve the problem. i Lasser 0n Bloomis concept of itgreat conversations with one's peers: ttAllan Bloom 15 not concerned about those not in the conversation . . . Iftheyire not in the conver- sation. it is their fault. I Kahn on training for career as opposed to training for living: tiltis not clear to me that Oberlin should not deal with method while also dealing with Classics. which I think you all should study. i Greenberg: It seemed to me that tthe bookt was largely telling us that we were going to hell in a hand basket. This is not a new message . . . All societies need a continual berat- ing for what they are doing. 121 THE PEOPLES COURT FOR ROBERT BORK tWZSt: Over 200 hundred students assembled in Wilder Bowl to witness a mock trial OFSupreme Court nominee Rob- ert H. Bork. The trial was organized by OCAB tOberlin Coalition Against Borkt with the assistance of student director Rick Sperling. The trial was meant to highlight Borkts position on the rights of minorities. According to Sperling, the Justicchs writ- ings have ttgenerally shown an insensitivity toward these groupsf Members of Abusua. LGU. the Woments Center, Pro-Choice 21nd DSA took part in the trial. Members of Hillel protested that the accidental place- ment ofthe trial date on Rosh Hashuna and the fact that it was not rescheduled ironi- cally paralleled the insensitivity the trial was attempting to indicate in the case of Justice Bork. A letter was sent by OCAB to Hillel, apologizing for the conHict. BANDSTAND DEDICATION UN 19y Town and Gown assembled in late September for the dedication celebra- tion of Oberlints new bandstand. Archi- tect Julian Smith's tOC h69t Asian festi- vul cart design was chosen from among the 200 entries in the college-sponsored Bandstand Design Competition held in 1985 Alumnus Arthur ttKennyh Clark provided funding for the project. Per- forming groups at the celebration in- cluded the Oberlin Symphonic Band, the Obertones, the Oberlin College Civil War Band. and the Louisiana Repertory Jazz Ensemble tfeaturing President S. Fred Starr on clarinettt among others. 123 THE CHINESE MAGIC REVUE i l UZOi: This troupe of Chinese iicmbuls from Taiwan rclurncd once more to Oberlin for u highly entertaining cvcning in Finncy Chupcl. The members of the Chinese M aigic Rcvuc staged L1 spectacular show featuring iicrobziticsi magic. juggling, kung-fu. chai-kung and balancing ticutsi The colorful acro- buls imprcsscd Obcrliniuns with their amazing lbulx Buli rcmcm- bcr kids donil try this at home, 134 126 THE TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF BLACKBIRD FLYNT UOHS a 1mm: Written by senior Peter Ullian hOC h88h and directed by James DePaul, this play was staged in Little Theater this October. It is a tense and strangely metaphysical psychodrama 0f frayed nerves and failed aspirations, and the ultimate futility of blind, unthinking hero worship Guided by DePaulhs strong directing, the cast gave a fine ensemble performance of Ullianhs play. All in all! a marvelous evening of theater. AMERICAN BUFFALO t1 U5 -1U8t: Directed by senior Jonathan Arak. and per- formed by Jeff Burrell, Dan Wrightsman and Zev Berman in Warner Centerhs Stu- dio 3 with a sparse set of props but an abun- dance of passion, David Mameths American Buffalo presented constantly switching loy- alties and series of lies, both actual and in the form of second, hidden, meanings of words to four nights of audiences. The play highlighted the inhumanity of Man, our 50- cietyts primative violence and that old stan- dard. existential emptiness. 127 BIG TWIST 8L THE MELLOW FEL- LOWS t1 U21l: Billed as Chicagois Pre- miere Rhythm and Blues Bandll, this group had Hales hopping as hundreds of Obies piled in. many coming directly from the earlier Obertones concert. The band was good . . . as long as you had come only to dance. One non-dancing bystander com- plained of too many people being there. Not unlike a Maynard Ferguson concertt the band was the center attraction for most of the concert. while 'lthe starll, Big Twist, came out for cameoes during each of the three sets. He was quite talented at what he did, but left the stage all too soon. leaving his band to keep the folks happy. The Mel- low Fellows did their job. l: BOBBY MCFERRIN 111161: Bobby McFerrin was sold out. Why? Perhaps because since his 1982 album debut he was received critical acclaim and awards including the Best Male Jazz Vocalist and Best Vocal Arranger Grammy Awards in 1986 for his work on the llAnothcr Night in Tuni- sia track on the Manhattan Transfers Vocalese album. Perhaps because people had seen his ad for Levils 501 blue- jeans. But what of the concert? 7 In a style purely his own, McFerrin performed such tunes as llThinkin. About Your Body. tlFrom Me To You . and his closing piece, Manana Iguana . Further, he put forth a sing-altersme improv and a musical paraphrasing of The Wizard 0f0:, complete with a perfect declaration of llWho killed my sisterW' and the final wuter-on-thc-witch meltdown. He also came out into the sold-out Finncy crowd and sang some improvs with members oli the audience Those who attended the concert will certain- ly never forget it. Those who misscd probably heard about it enough so that they will not forget it either. 129 130 HAY FEVER t1 U12 , 1U14t: Noel Cow- ardk xummcry comedy classic was notablc for thc linc performance of its all-undcrclass cuxt, The play portray a Bohemian famil'x and thc guests that each of the Your family mcmbcrs hux invited without the others' knowledge. A scrics of. comic scenes involving purtncrtswitching lasts until thc four guests can no longer endure the wild instability of thc t'umil'x. Hay Fever mu Lt lhrcicul yet serious trcutmcnt of a family living in their own uniquely comic xwrld. HI 132 JAY OiCALLAHAN t9H 1 t: Oberlin students and townsfolk flocked to Finney Chapel with stuffed ani- mals and eager ears to watch and listen as renowned storyteller Jay OiCallahan performed his craft. He delighted audiences with such home-spun tales as thThe Red Ball . ttThe Herring Shed . and bMolly Malone , bringing to life characters from both his past and his imagination. HOW THE OTHER HALF LOVES MHZ Ag 1M 5t: Moosebarris production of the semester, Alan Ayckbournis How The Other Half Loves, was di- rected by freshperson Joseph Neil Smelser and per- formed by six freshfolk and two sophomores in Wilder Main Space. Ayckbournis comedy. which derived much of its humor from the tension and suspicion surrounding an extramarital affair. was described by the Reviews Philip Alexander as a perfect bbreak from the dreariness 0f the weather and the pressure of exams a treat, Half the proceeds from the show went to the Lorain County Genesis Battered Womenis Shelter. JIM SCOTT tWZSX Jim Scott, a musician formerly with the Paul Winter Consort, ap- peared in September at the Cat. His music revolves around the issues most important to him: peace, love, and justice for all. He later returned to lead a Winter Term Project in Improvisation and Self-Expression. 133 OBERTONES H U21 i: The too-cutc-to- btitrue Obcrtoncs appeared with two all female revues for a night of comic skits including enactments of the Obcrtoncsi Fall Break Cross Country tor at least East Coastt Tour. The Smith Notables can be remembered for their sexual interpretation of various candies tug. Good and Plcntyt and their churudc of a prophylactic device. The less notable Kenyon Owl Creek Sing- ers can only be remembered by their ub- scncc Lil. thc possibly too-w'inging party that followed the concert. FRED SMALL 8: EDWARD JACKMAN HUM: As this con- ccrl occurcd on the first w cckcnd of first scmcslcr miter :1 mere two days of clusscsi we :11 the ycurbook wcrcnil thinking much about com or photographs, or perhaps much of anything. The pictures on this page arc Hpromo-shots . the description derived from our Activities Calendar and some brochures. The source of the Fred Small picture is :1 promotional lculict and us such it is printed in :1 light purply bluc-grcy. We wonder how it will look in the book. Actix'iiics Liulcndur: Jackmun has won the Inter- national Jugglcrs Association Championship for two consccu- Iivc years. Frcd Small is to the 1980s what Pclc Sccgcr was lo the 19503 and Tom Paxton lo the 1960s Smallis promo puck- ;1gc makes it look us though he wants to be what Kenny Loggins was for the late 19703. curly l980is ,, Hmmmmmmn. The concert was held in Firing. lixtru Nolc: Apparently .luckman 111 one point juggled while balancing :1 bicycle, donated by the Bicycle Emporium and givcn by drawing to someone in Ihc audience. on his head. WC missed our chance. pcoplc darn. QUEEN IDA 8: THE BON TEMPS ZYDECO BAND HUM: An uccordion-playing Quccn Ida Llnd her band mudc for a rol- licking night in Hulcs Gim. playing a lively combination of blues. jun. rcggaci country and wcstcrm bluegrass. Latin and classic rock. The glittering and cncrgctic Quccn Ida has bccn Iiculurcd 0n the Pruric Home Companion, Saturday Night Live and Austin City Limits; now shc hus comc lo Oberlin to show us that the accordion is not Just for polkus. BOB FELLOWS H UM: Curious students were treated to am aston- ishing display oI Mind MugiC by mcntulisl Bob Fcllows Having up- pcarcd on D0nuhuc . und Lc1 lcrmun Fcllowx combined com- cdy magic and illusions with ESP to continually bach Ihc uudicncc by revealing birthdalcs home- Iownx and pct names of random spectators Fcllowa, who holds a Mumch degree from Harvard. also gave 21 prc-show lccturddcm- onstrution of ESP: Fact or Fic- lion? STARLIGHT BALL HUIM: Approximately two hundrcd stu- dcms gathered in u bulloon-und- crcpc-pupcr-dcckcd Hales Gy m on November 14 to dance the night away at the Starlight Bull The cvan sponsored by the Student Union Special Events and orga- nized by lhc Oberlin Social Duncc Club featured the big band music of Swinglimc and L1 onc-hour duncc workshop taught b x seniors Brian Paterson and Melissa Wclch. The evening was an over- whelming success. 136 UTAH PHILLIPS t1 UM: Utah Phillips returned in November for his first perfor- mance in Oberlin sinC61973.Phillips delighted his audience with ha veritable potpourri of songs and stories finding their origins in bunk houses. mining camps. railroad shanties and union halls of the Far West. The above article appeared in the Friday, Dc- ccmbcr 4 issue of The Review. THANKSGIVING HUZM: Obiex too 1hr from homc to get Mom-s turkey wcrc treated to a Thanksgiving Day Fcust. complete with white linen and ttcrystul in thc campus dining halls. Many drcxscd up for the occasion, and wmc brought bottles of holiday uinc. 137 SUKAY t9Xllt: Sounds of Andean panpipes filled Finney Chapel when the four-person folk cnsemblet Sukuy. per- formed the music of Bolivia. Peru and Ecuador. In the Quechua language of Bolivia. Sukay means itto open up the earth for pluntingii. an appropriate name us the group shares the Andean culture with its audiences through their songs about nature. marriage and death. In addition to punpipes. Sukuy uses notched Hutcst drums, rattles and gui- tars to produce exhilarating and some- times haunting melodies. The groupis founder, Quentin Howard. further en- hances their performance by her narra- tion of stories and demonstration of dance steps and instruments. Sukayis musical mix of Peruvian, Indian and Eu- ropean roots made for an exciting and interesting evening of dance and song. 138 STEPHANE GRAPPELLI TRIO CNN: Ste- phane Grappelli. the legendary French jazz vio- linist. guitarist Marc Fossel. and bassist John Burr played a charming and amusing concert. mirroring Grappelliis own charisma Grappelliis music is notably influenced by American jazz, but his unique style and inspiring skill has kept audiences listening for over fifty years. There was :1 small reception for him after the concert at French House: unfortunately. he could not at- 1cnd1thewineandpunchwcresomchowconsumed without him. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS JAZZ BAND HUD: This innovative jazz band from the University of Illinois at Champagnc-Urbunuis School of Music performed in Finncy for Jazz Weekend. The lwcnIy-lhrce member band had no set program but simply iiwingcd a per- formance in a style reminiscent of W205 and 3019 jazz. Founded in Ihci60is.1he band is the oldest continuous band of its kind in the US. 139 THE RULES OFTHEGAME HUN 7 1U14t10ber1inhs production of Pirundellohs The Rules of lhe Game added hex- tru-textual improvisationh to further explore ththe concept of tprocessh and its effects on the playwrights material and in- tentions. The strong ensemble cast presented a fast-paced and lively performance which com- bined audience participation with hilarious improvisation also greatly expanded the depth of the plays intended hindict- ment of the creative process. hvhieh1 cannot fully be reuli7ed through the script alonef 1-10 BLOOD WEDDING t1 U27 i 1U29t: Blood Wedding told the bizarre and bloody story of love and hate in a small Spanish Vil- lage plagued with crimes of passion. A woman spurns her husband-to-be at the altar to run away with the man she really loves. The play is threaded with symbolism and Lorcais poetic language often delving into the surreal. THE ZERO-MOVING DANCE COM- PANY HONOT: The Zero-Moving Dance Company combines traditional dance theory with a uniquely experimental style to create a thought-provoking experience for the audi- ence. Artistic director Hellmut Gottschild founded the group to provide a holistic envi- ronment for the danceri one which integrates the bodyis movement with the danceris thoughts. The groupis use of quotations and allusions also stimulated the audiences intel- lectual involvement with the group's dancing. They also presented a master Class in which the group explained their dance philosophy to the students. 141 MAJOR BARBARA tUll 7 INN: Winter Term project Mujnr Barbara up- pcurcd in Hull Auditoriums Muinstugc Fcbruury ll-13. 1988. Written by George Bernard Shaw, the play focuses 0n thc strugglc of Andrew Undcrshuft tRiCh Kurschncrt to find an heir for his lucrative cannon business and to capture the soul of his duughtcn thc titlc character tA Bongiornot. To achicvc a sense of validity. director .lunc Armitugc enlisted the hclp of u Mr. Dale Miller to tcach thc uctors Eng- lish accents, Writtcn uith spccchcs that have been compurcd to those in novels by Ayn Rand. Mujur Barbara ztddrcsscs thc question of mmmlity and the value of phil- anthropy Bccuusc Andrew Undcrshuft produces cannons tmd makes no attempt to be ashamed 0f the tact that wars keep him wealthy he is considered immoruL Major Barbara and her fiancc tPhillip Burgtom work for the Salvation Artm. but when Barbara realizes that the organization cx- ists b3 the charity of men such us her father and a wealthy liquor munulltcturcr. shc bc- comcs disillusio cd. and .xhc begins to mtv- cr towards the idcus of hcr l'uthcr. Complete with comcdiul lines bit Ludt Britomurt H.151: Portcst. Snobby Price tBriun Cholbcrtt. Bill Wulkcr thv Bcr- mum. and Charles Lumux tDun Wrights- munt. Mujur Barbara forces the audience to rccnnsidcr thcir vicxw 0th muralin Midst thc contrast of the period costumcs :1 nd Mi- chucl Grubck minimal set placed against a backdrop 0111 cloudy sky that changes col- ors xx ith the mood of thc plu ix :1 story not onh addressing serious questlons of scru- plus. but also an amusing portruytl of low and nmrriugc in thc Lindcrshuft houwhold. TRANSLATIONS 13,5 7 31W: Am translation is an interpretation and L11 Limcs. the meaning ofthc original man be 10514 That seemed to be the message of Brian Fricl'x Tramlalimzs. presented ax the Eng- lish Department's Winter Term production. SCI in a small village in Ireland in 1833.1hc plm focuses on events surrounding thc arrival of the English Army and their cartographers. xxho are under government orders 10 xurvc'x Lhc countr'x and rename the local sites. The cast gave an inspired performance. fo- cused b-X Dux'id Walkcrk rare tulcm for combining humor and pathos in stor;1clling, 144 i ', itca-merw-vvwvr ' i W '. , lSOth ANNIVERSARY OF CO-EDLsCATlON AT OBERLIN ll UM; One hundred Lind llilit-x tours ngU this pastl11ll.liourxxomcn came to the Oberlin Collegiate Insti- tute, Since then. co-cducution has been thriving 7 like rabbits. Although there have bcen mrious Lattitudcs to- wards homcn. Obcrlinis history oli co-cducution is rc- murkablc when compared to other preparatory 11nd collc- gizitc schools. which have opened their doors to women only in the past 15 yettrsi Wcivc gotten rid oli thc discrimi- natory rules: one regarding permission to visit the post office ll884l r what uould thct think of :1 trip to SlC?; onc requring Frcshwomcn to be in their rooms b3 8:30 tl943l 7 what? miss those north campus parties? ,7 not to mention Cleveland Orchestra concerts .i . ; and one forbidding xmmcn to wcur slacks or Bermuda shorts to dinner except on special occasions ll960l J they should Check out South diners who munch in their P.Iis , . . Nonc- thclcss. Oberlin has yet to have 21 uomtm President or Academic Dean. and has yet to llLlYC a tenured black woman prolicswr. Our next stcpll'??? BERTONCINI MOORE DUOlUlN: Thc Bcrtoncini-Moorc Duo licuturcs the somewhat unusual combination oli guitar and doublcbtm. tmd an equally unusual and varied rcpcrtoirc xthich cam only loose- l5 be classified 11.x jun. The music ranged limm scvcriil b05511 novas to thc duds mm versions oli tunes by Thclonius Monk. Uiunt Basic. Lind Lin inlricutc piccc bLlSCd on Ll Gershwin piano prelude. Each was giv- cn an unusual trcutmcnt which highlighted thc uniquc qualities of thc guitzir-btiss duo. Bcrtoncini Lind Moorck cxccllcnt musician- ship and liricndl'x rapport also wowed the Finncy LlUdlCHCC, I45 ZOOMAN AND THE SIGN t12t3-12t6t; Directed by visiting theater and daneetblack studies professor Dwight Collinst Charles Fulleris Zooman and the Sign relates the story ofevents after the accidental shooting Ofa young girl by a street thug during a violent shoot-out. When no one comes forward to identify the killer. the father posts a large sign outside his house accusing his neighbors of tacitly cooperating with his daughters murderer. Al- though sprinkled with humor by Ash tplayed by senior Indira Mahajant, the play focuses on the more serious issue ofvoieing the truth, even when the threat of retribu- tion is involved. The story climaxes with an explosive con- frontation between Zooman tportrayed by sophomore Russell Swim and the family ofthe dead Child. The inevi- table ending leaves the audience with a mixture of emov tions about all the plots and subplots they had just wit- nessed throughout the play. NOTHING BUT TREBLE t12t9t: Ober- lin Colleges 10-member group Nothing But Treble performed on Wednesday. De- cember 9, 1987 in Warner Concert Hall. The Oberlin Obertones, Nothing But Tre- bleis male counterparts. warmed the audie ence. and after a small intermission the fe- male acapella group rushed on stage with their highly energized version of a musical Olympics. For the rest ofthe evening Nothe ing But Treble captivated the audience by acting in amusing skits arranged between older. beautifully harmonized songs After the last song the audience left. assured in the knowledge that Nothing But Treble would return again 146 THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE U UZS-l U 29M The Gilbert and Sullivan Players presented this frolicsomc rendition of The Pirates of Pen- zancc ' this November last. Seafuring men cup- ture a bevy of unchuperoncd maidens and raptur- ous love conquers all conflicts resulting from the uncompromising demands of duty. I47 UJSTILUS 191301: No one on our copy staff saw this group and the photographer who took the shots pleaded illiteracy; so a couple of folks at Wilder Main Desk wrote this: This dapper Hungarian fivesome rocked Finney Chapel on September 301h with their unique brand of sonic folk, JAMES MORRIS 112111: James Morris. bass, and Richard Foster. pianist. appeared in Finncy Chap- e1 as part of Oberlinis 1987-88 Artist Recital Series. Morrist highly acclaimed for his perfor- mances of operatic. concertt and recital repertoire in five lunguuges. is in demand L11 virtually every in- ternational opera house. He joined the Metropolitan Opera in 1971 til the age of 23 and four tears later made his debut in the title role of Mozartis Don Giovanni 7 L1 role which remains for him a company hallmark Richard Foster. coach and accompanist. has toured throughout the United States, Eu- rope. Canada and India. accom- panying such renowned singers as Sherrill Milnes and Renato Scotto. He has spent the last fif- teen years with James Morris. The program presented in Finney Chapel was rich in style drama. and Craftsmanship. From Handel t0 Mozart. Verdi, and Duke. Morris captivated his audience with his tremendous voice. 148 SUKANYA 11 1113 e1111512Duringlastfallis India Weekend. cosponsored by the Shansi Stu- dent Committee and Asia House. Sukanya gave a performance and a workshop for the Oberlin sul- dent body. Sukanya. a traditional Indian dancer. used stories from ancient Hindu myths and reli- gious rites in her performance. She gave the members of the workshop instructions on the rit- ual facial gestures used to mimic all the human emotions and taught body movements intended t0 show the habits of the Gods. All of her costumes were authentic Indian religious garb. THE CAT: SUPERSTITION 0th Iron- ically located next to the loud crashes in the bowling alley. Oberlinis Cat in the Cream Coffeehouse is a haven for those who want to study and relax in a calm. mellow atmo- sphere. The entertainment varies on the nights the Cut is open. and students can relax with their books and study on the 01d comfortable sofas or sit at the large tables. The small snack bar offers tasty edibles when they are needed most. The band Su- perstion played L11 the Cat near the C105- ing of Winter Term and charged the usual- 13 relaxed coffeehouse with their popular harmonious tunes. The coffeehouse was filled to capacity as the Cat rocked to the songs sung by lead singer Lamont OiNeil. The next week. however. the Catis relaxed atmosphere was once again in place with the lights down low and the music slowly drifting through the air. 149 YEOMEN OF THE GUARD 9 3-2 6 : Thc Gilbert and Sullivan Players Winter Term production of Yc0mcn of the Guard was performed on February 3-6 in Wilder Main. The story focuses around the confused identity of Major Fairfax. who is thc object of great affection. Although sometimes reluc- tantly. various characters in the musical are paired offas idcntilics are revealed. In the end. the grief-slrickcn jester. Jack Point, mourns his lost love in a both sorrowful and joyous Climax. 150 ON THE VERGE t121101: On The Verge is ostensibly about three intrepid Victorian women explorers who set 011 to explore the limits 0111116 strange land ttTerra Incogni- toii. However. the play itself becomes an exploration of language. as the characters savor the rhythms and sounds of the new words which hosmose into their vocabu- laries us they travel through both time and territory. The play also pointedly examines the confusions of rapidly changing society. as the three women continually try to adapt to new lifestyles during their journey. which carries them from 1888 to 1955. On the Verge featured strong perfor- mances lirom the entire eastt as well as an excellent production in terms of costumes. sets. and staging. The outstanding sound and lighting effects particularly enhanced the pltiyis quality 011 being removed from reality and set in a world of ideas. Plu'xwright Erie Overmyer attended the Oberlin production and found it intellec- tuully provoezitiveiii ANDY NARELL 1101171: Andy Nure11.thc world- renowned jzi77 steel pan player. brought his three-pieee backup band to Finney Chapel October 17th. The band consisted 0111 drummer. bassist. guitarist. and Narell on what he called ttguitar pans. a pair of Trinidadian steel drums. Fven before Mr. Narell performed that evening, he held a workshop with Oberlinis own steel band. the Cain Consortium. Later that evening he served up a brilliant combination of eclectic jazz and truditionu1 Caribbean music. showing his technical mastery Lind finesse on this unusual instrument. He interspersed his ensemble sets with short talks about the history 01 the steel pan and its origins in the country of Trinidad. He also performed several 8010 pieces on the pans. giving the audience a wonderful unadulterat- ed taste of the beautiful sonorous tones of the instru- ment. 151 MARCHON WASHINGTON HUN 1 h Dueinalarge part to the very determined and organized efforts ofthc Oberlin College Lesbian and Gay Union, a very sizea- blc contingent ofObcrlin students took part on October IL 1987, in the March on Washington for Lesbian and Gay Rights. Thc students, joined in DC. by a number of Oberlin alums. united with 600,000 other demon- stratum who poured onto the capital lawn with a mes- sage of lovc and protest. Event descriptions were written by these folks: Karen M, Bayne. Sarah Caguiat. Sean Compagnuccit Clare Dolan, Alan Freedman. Alison Hinderliter. Tilia K1ebenov.Jen Larson, Afrodesia McCan- non. Heather Parker, Alison Pruitt. Michael Robertson. Dale Vander Sande, Katreniah Washington, Perry Whitthorne. We used articles from the Review as source material; contributors were: Philip Alexander, E.V. Armitage. Felice Belman. Norine Dworkin. John Elmore. Jr.. Lisa Friedman, Anna Kwapien, Barry Madore, Jennifer Mezey. Kimberley Perkins, Julia Ramberg, Erica Rubin, and Katherine Waddell. FALL FORWARD t12t12-12H3t:0n Dec. llth and 13th the Oberlin Dance Company performed Fall Forward, 21 collection of five modern dances choreographed by Oberlin dance students and faculty. Among the pieces performed was Senior Dance major Marjorie Morgunis LhPedortho . a dance that stemmed from Marjorichs own experience with physical limitation during her recentfootsurgery.01h- cr pieces. such us Work in Progress and ttStunding Swing followed. adding to the con- ccrfs main thematic focus of dcpenduncy, bonding. equality. and dominance. yw'lv. N..m.ww.., , w nymnrwm , 158 159 .mw... 111a. w .v , . emamwmzm , '- er-..mwrwmwwf n$VvMAb 97 .y 162 TOP ROW: Joanne Salus. Richard Ford, Jack Chin. David Berenson. Janet House DlreCtorS Stocks, Guy Haskell MIDDLE ROW: Sophie Lechauguette, Yeworkwha Bela- Chew. Greg Varner, Nancy Cooper. Diane Ripley, Margaret Erikson, Greg Timberlukc. Lori Rubenstein. Tessa Marcel. Akawsi Osei. Nate Ross, BOTTOM ROW: David Haase Sherry Gutman. Regina Airey. Erika Berrolh. Meanwhile. back 211 Russian House, House Director Halimur Khan takes a break from direc- torial duties inside the house to relax a bit on the porch. eeWhat a beautiful day. It seems I should be somewhere. Impossible 7 I saw Esmerelda Mar- tinez-Tupia downtown this morning. Had we some sort of meeting, she would have mentioned it; e N wake. in, em mew;- 'I'w'rlmi man LI'VH'NWW mm Ill xxlu unlu HI sxlee HUI el Illll II-II-IIII-I-unllnl I-II luuunm-aI-I-IanI-II m .,---. III-II--.--.----' ICUII II-nlE-IC-III'SHNI 163 i' am 0C Library FRONT ROW: Fred Zewgal. Jiann Lin, Eric Carpenter. Zdravka Logarusic, . Jeff Weidman CENTER ROW: Carolyn Rabson. Cynthia Comer, Alan PTOfeSSlOnal Staff Boyd. Alison Ricker. Kerry Langan, Darleen Daly, Laura Snyder, Allison Gould BACK ROW: Emily Epstein, Jack Knapp, Dan Zagcr Anne Zald. William Moffett, Ray English. 164 166 a SITTING w to m Glenn Thomas, Jewel Woods, Jim Tomlinson, Chris Men S BaSketball Broussard. Rayshon Knight, Damon Higgins. STANDING U- to Rt Bran- don Bell. John Starkey. Michael Sorrell. David Morrisom Student Coach Steyben Curry, Russell Benford, Doug Elsass. Walter Freeman. Chip Winiarski. 9 u to Ry Student Manager Robin Cardin, Asst. Coach Sherry women S BaSkCtball Bowman, Kelly Lindsley, Kris Carano, Kristine Dahlquist, Sarah Olken. Diana Culbert! Amy Succop Kate Ferrall, Melanie Nelson, Student Manager Mike D Egidi0, Head Coach Janet Greene. NOT PICTURED: Megan Burke 168 9 SITTING a to Rt James Davis, Aaron Pawelek, Josh How- Men S cross country ard, John Elmore. Dan House, STANDING a to RM Asst. Coach Terry Hobbs, Andy Adelmann, Jesse Malkin, Kelly Gillespie, Nate Pawelek, Chris Kendrick, Chris Welch, Chris Seeds, Russ Horwitz, Greg King, Modi Kwanza, Head Coach Dick Michaels, NOT PICTURED: Paul Logan, John Campbell, Jordan Fuchs. Steve Karian. y 3m; SITTING Q to Rt Sarina Tcherepnin, Morny Flynn, Amanda Bailey, Sue Olson, Stephanie Ewing, Celia Schwartz, STANDING u to Ry Asst. Coach Terry Hobbs, Katherine Wolfe, Susan VanGundy, Laura Bailey, Elizabeth Maurice, Naomi Arenson, Swala Abrams, Jody Madell, Head Coach Michaels, NOT PICTURED: Julie McMillan, Karen Ruud, Kim Tradowsky, Laura Vimmerstedt, Julie Weddle, Lisa Weissbach. Womenk Cross Country 169 170 1,. ' FRONT ROW U. to Ry Rachel Fuld Melissa Merrill Maureen Hod ' L' Fl . , gms, 15a 61d HOCkey Longstreth MIDDLE ROW U- to RM Susan Fabry, Jessica Grover, Robin Ca'rdin, Sarah Appleby, Liz Reed TOP ROW U. to Ry Asst. Coach Janet Greene, Tara Rochkind, Sara Sullivan. Ahson Bcrman. Elizabeth Gregg. Janice Jones, Megan Keister, Head Coach Heather Setzler Football FRONT ROW w to Rt John ONeill, Mike Wertheimer, Brian Hanlon, Jim Harrell, John D Eg1d1o,Ke1th LaDu, Bill Kovach, Mike Repko, Joe Serfozo SECOND ROW: Jim Tomlln- son, Fred Cummings, Alton Hood. John Walsh, Ed Lohnes, Kelvin Harvey. Modi Kwanza, Greg Scott, Tim Miller, Dave Guest THIRD ROW: Robert Husbands, Mike D'Egidia Ken Laposky, Joe D Egidi0, Joe Kovach, Don Richardson, James McGee, Delfon Curlpepper, Kenny Poindexter, Student Trainer Amy Cayward FOURTH ROW: Rich Johnson. Rick Duran, Michael Brooks, Eric Moore, Andy Feakins, Steve Burt, Shawn Lee. Uthman Cavallo. Mike Martin, Dwayne Rader FIFTH ROW: John Mira, Nate Elter, Dan Bilodeau, Ike Sanderson, Tom Mancini. Dave Smith, Steve Kovach, Andy Rand, Steve Waite, Jason Roller, Devon Sadlowski TOP ROW: Student Manager Brian Roth. Asst. Coach Larry Vance, Asst. Coach Bill Provident, Asst. Coach Larry Solomon. Head Coach Don Hunsinger. Asst. Coach Jim Solomon, Asst. Coach Darrell Hazell, Asst. Coach Tom Mulligan. Head Trainer Dan Szczodrowski, Student Trainer Beth Hankins NOT PICTURED: Asst. Trainer Dan Bukofchan, Evan Hause. Topher Wolfe, Hamilton Young , FRONT ROW U; to Rt Steve Friedman. Mark Herron. Scott Endo, Co-Capt. Men S soccer Denny Flood, Co-Capt. Rob Anson, Mitch Rekow. Nick Straley, Matt Filner MIDDLE ROW: Turfer Throop, Oliver Gras, Andrei Straumanis, Kris Lawrence. Peter Flint. Ben Battino, Michael Ordonez, Jason Chicoine, Kevin Landau. Head Coach Fred Shults, TOP ROW: John Caspersen, Mike Brown, Cornelius Partsch, Chris Andrews, James Willie, Miles Pufall NOT PICTURED: Ted Mattison, Tim Steller. David Rudner 9 KNEELING U. to Ry Shannon Chittum, Liz O Donoghue, Mackenzie women S SOCCCr Sullivan, Sonja Herbert, Lynn Gardner, Diana Culbert. Amy Hosig, Mi- chaela Sloan, Deb Wood,Me1issa Mueller STANDING: Carol Kauder, Lisa Gordon, Jenny Solotaroff, Candace Bremond, Susan Clark, Betsy Goldin, Amy Dawson, Andrea Volpe, Johanna Meyer, Barb Mulvaney, Head Coach Jack Heim NOT PICTURED: Alice Hauschka 171 Menas Swlmming TOP ROW u to Ry John Dworkin. John Anderson. John Biebel. ' ' Steve Hulett, Sean Fri. Andy Borthwick. Hugh Henry. Ken Snyder. and DlVlng Tim Weeks BOTTOM ROW: Manager Matt Tierney, Keyai Lee Gavin Black. Dave Stevcnson. Brad Donovan. Jason Frazier. John Ashley. Mike Schank. Greg Romero. Peter McCrackcn. Head Coach Dick Michacls NOT PICTURED: Jon Sonnc Womefs Swimming TOP ROW u to Ry Lisl Prater. Elizabeth Jockusch, Cynthia Bird, Erica Nelson, Laurencia Strauss. Christiane Nelson, Danielle Levitan. Kathy Gwilym, Cindy Sanford, Nicole Rinko, Julie Pallant MIDDLE ROW w to Ry Carol Young.Gai1 Karel, Deb Challener, Stefani Sandow, Rebecca lverson, Christl Donnelly, Theresa Szabo. Allison Borrowman, Head Coach Michelle Ennis SITTING u to Ry Mary Beth Moylan, Molly Merryman, Tanya Shaffer. Anni Crofut, Cheryl Brundage Not pictured: Eileen Kahaner. Erica Lewis Volleyball KNEELING w to Ry Lisa SOOHOQ Farisa Zarinetchi. Angel Mortel, A Sydney Donnelly STANDING Q10 Rt Asst. Coach Mary Culhane, Kebecca Han, Kristen Herbert, Nicole Sims, Kristine Dahlquist, Misun Park, Head Coach Pal Milkovich 173 174 Frisbee Standing: Robin .Lisu Emsbo. David Kiron. Seth Moran. Jesse Wing. Phil Price.Maric-E1izabelh Mundheim, Bob Cannon, Dan House. Marie Norman, Mike Bluestcin. Jack Chin. Mark Rigney Sitting: Steve Schuster, Byron Crump! Will Pockmun. Joe Richmond Steve SIcrly Stephen Saideman Flying: Lev Fruchter Not pictured: Thomas Von chnc ' 7? Km 5?; . 9, r3. Fencing Rear: Kirk Ambrose. Michael Oh. Richard Fowler. Jonathan Westreich, Patrick Smithies, Shawn Thomson, Robert Simon, David Hatch, Peter R0- senthal. Ted Donley Front: Alexander Aptekar. Craig Spriggs, Greg Falco, Rachel Piven. Justin Wolfe, Avrom Suslovich. Mike Wong 175 176 179 180 .1 .. . xvv-AVIHW 184 185 t . u ,I 3.29.9: Ir... an, mu I.W h' r: .u . f 188 ; ?..liillEe 189 o g 3.953 A ,1 WWW um, 190 191 194 ,1, , ,y. , m fa. , . 5?, $ T5 55 195 196 JKAu $33487 11'1an 1E7 um 202 203 m W;. W 7535:. u- ' 3- L 9 way.- nu..- -L w tamer MM 15' 1 04 .. 05 206 207 208 209 The following appeared on pages five and six of the 1890 HI-O-HI: Iv l9 INTRODUCTORY. For the first time the Hi-O-Hi makes its appearance in Oberlin College, and it is the hope of the editors and, we trust, of all the loyal sons and daughters of our beloved institution, that it has come to stay. It has a noble career before it. May its mission be to portray, from year to year, the pleasant side of college life; to recall to the minds of the alumni into whose homes it goes, the pleasant days and happy scenes of their own course; to fitly remove at each yearls close the wrinkles and care-worn looks which a years hard work have placed upon the students brow, by reminding him of the jokes, pleasantries and oddities with which the year has teemed, as well as of much that is of more permanent value; to picture a side of college life which no other publication can; and, finally, to honor our Alma Mater, and carry the joyous shout, Hi-O-Hi, O-Hi-O. Hi-l-li. O-Hi Oberlin, into every nook and corner of our land. Our fond readers will not find this first issue of the Hi-O-Hi entirely impersonal. We shall deplore the fact if it ever shall become so. It is its peculiar province to deal familiarly with all, to better acquaint all our 1,700 students with one another, by enabling each to see how his own and his neighbors name look in print, perhaps by presenting to each a mirror in which he may ltsee himseli as ithers see him? We have faithfully endeavored to be entirely impartial in our dealings with you all, and not to favor one more than another, either by more frequent or more conspicuous mention. If a grain of unvarnished truth sticks out here and there, let no one feel offended. Everything is good-natured, nothing malicious. Heartily thanking all who have kindly helped us in our undertaking, and hoping that succeeding classes will improve upon our work, we respectfully dedicate the first Hi-O-Hi to you, kind reader, and bid you plunge in. FILLING A PAGE: A SMATTERING OF THOUGHT: Although few want to work on the yearbook many, perhaps mostt want to be in it. But why? We learn through time and experience that creatures such as yearbooks objectify their subjects. And despite the fact that turning people into objects is not PC. and that we all fear being treated like an object. just about anyone you approach with a camera will not deny you a few shots This is especially true when words like ttyearbook and ttnewspaper come into play. We want to be objectified. We all have a desire to be understood, or at least acknowledged. by others. Appearance in the yearbook, especially in candid shots, confirms our existence and makes us feel that others have noticed and will notice us. It confirms their acceptance of us. or at least their superficial interest. which always seems to be better than nothing. Is it? Yearbooks simplify to an incredible degree that which occurred in less than a years time. Within each Hi-O-Hi. we attempt to produce the essence of a time and place which will serve as a tool for us alli a tool with which we can dig about in our memories for joys. sorrows, boredoms. special moments. and of course. The Oberlin Experience tis this a Clichelh. Within this 240 page book and its partner in crime. a 24 page supplement. we try to nail down reality. Yet can we depict your reality or anyoneis? Bits oftime and place fall away from our interpretation: pictures fail to fit compositions and are cropped by the photo company in ways one would never believe possible: deadlines, time and space constraints, and personal crises all play a part. These uncontrollable aspects of production. in addition to the subjective choices of photographers and layout and copy people. form an odd packaging of reality. But through it allt we arejustified in calling the Hi-O-Hi a concrete version of reality from year to year, a viable tool historically and per- sonally with which we can delve into the past Furthert it serves as a concrete base from which one can try to explain to family tespecially those who are paying for this educationi and friends where we have been and what weive become and why. So be glad you are the proud owner ofa 1988 Hi-O-Hi. that monument to the honor and glory olour great civilization 7 or 7 thanks for partaking in our humble view. our vain attempt to depict a reality which can never be grasped 7 or 7 gee. this thing sure looks nifty on your shelf 7 or 7 thanks for withstanding my drivel. 7 the editor Gallery Daisy Colchie The jurors for this yearts Gallery were Tim Keating, Instructor of Art, and Sam Walker, Assistant Professor of Art. From a pool of about fifty photographs, the following twelve photographs were selected. The above work by Daisy Colchie was the judgest top choice; her photo on page 225 placed second; all others were given honorable mention. 215 Jessica Roland 217 Jessica Roland Doug Ettin 219 Jessica Roland Karen A. Bahow ;W Life 221 IQ IQ li Pamela Serota W004. ., .vumub'vbm -' 1 4M: '71; Doug Ettin 223 Perry Whitthorne IQ iv 4;: Daisy Colchie ta IQ 'JI Doug Ettin txJ IQ ON 7. 7k 'Cc .' I 1 , 15:! uni 1 .w- ' 197 , unmdtiruj' T0 every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose unto heaven. 7 Ecclesiastes 3:1 231 Iv I4 A time of innocence, A time of confidences. Long ago . . . it must be . .. 7 Simon and Garfunkel 233 A time to pursue your passions. - George Mount 23 1M ' . wlffwf; I? I. , 41' o. r ., I The piano has to be able to express any kind of feeling . . . Not every piano can do this. SUN RA Iv 'JW You wake up and time has slipped away. And suddenly ifs hard to find the memories youove left behind. Remember, will you remember? The times of your life. 7 Paul Anka IJ DJ 0 7. 238 Senior Parent Patrons Ernest Austin Dr. and Mrs. Bryant Barnard Jeanne and Stan Baum Helen Baouendi Laurence Beer Corinne and Michael Belman Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Borenstcin Rachel and Shale Brownstcin Edgar and Emily Wcikam Burde OC SD Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Caulk Mr. and Mrs. John J. Christin, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Chupa George and Susanna Coadc Carolyn Cobb Dr. and Mrs. Wilfredo Cruz Bernard and Toby Cusano Mr. and Mrs John D Egidio, Sr. Eugene R DcSombrc Kathleen B. Dicpcnbrock DH. and A. Elliot Joan M. Farrell Jerome M. and Rosalind Feit Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Finkelstein Jean and Salvatore Forlunalo Dianne Foster Elaine and Mel Freedman Gilbert and Bonnie Glotzer Mr.- and Mrs. Elliot Goldman Arnold and Virginia Golodetz Mr. and Mrs. Converse Griffith Vanessa Gruen Allan and Louise Hanson Linda E. Harris Dr. and Mrs. Murry Helfman Dr. and Mrs. Karl Hempel Paul Hooker Guy and Betty Lou Hull Barbara C. Hunt Deborah Hatch Jackson Bob and Pat Jeffreys Hugh M. Jones Jr. Joyce Van Sant Judge Dr. and Mrs. Dong H. Kim Seth and Mary King Mr. and Mrs. William Kovach Mr. and Mrs. Douglas J. Kuhnel Richard and Ann Landau Patricia M. Lee Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Leonard Howard and Lore Levenberg Marvin and Suzan Levey Stuart Mantisky Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Massey Dr. and Mrs. John MCNay Dr. and Mrs. Roldan G. Medina Dr. Gillian Meieran Dr. and Mrs. G. Moede Judith and Richard Moore Ray and Nancy Nagcl Don and Nancy Ailken Namgon Ben 13.1. New Mrs. Catherine Ortiz Mr. and Mrs. LP. Pennington Dr. and Mrs. Lee F. Philips Ray and Marcia Phillips Marie C. Ponzelti Charlotte and Peter Price Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Reardon Carolyn and Jack Recder Vlark and Barbara Richards 61 Joe and Nora Richardson VIr. and Mrs. Joseph Riggio Arnold and Susan Rosenberg P. Roscnstiel Sally Rudelsky and Children Reuben H. and Beulah S. Saideman Elizabeth and Jerome Schneewind Janis and Ronald Schoenberg Isaac and Elaine Scott Dr. and Mrs. Tom L. Sefton Diane and Roger Shou Tom and Mary Ann Stibbe Mr. and Mrs. Lester G. Stiel Mr. and Mrs. Donald Summers David R. Sweet Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Thomas K0 Tokuda Edward A. Torre Dr. and Mrs. William Tortolano Dr. and Mrs. Harold Tragash Louise G. Trubek Pamela Udis-Kessler Mr. and Mrs. Robert Volpe Fredrika and Lee Weisenthal William A., Jr. and Ann Dean S. Welsh Rev. G. Jean Wright Mark and Judith Yanover Benjamin Zelermyer Underclass Parent Patrons Jean and Jay Abarbanel Dr. and Mrs. George Alexander Mr. and Mrs. Gary Anthony Gerald Y. Arai Carl and Judith Arak Gilbert-James Ayala Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Baird Shelby and Julia Ballou Suzanne and Giuseppe Bassani Dee Battisti Dr. and Mrs. R. Wheatley Beard Joy Faily Benson, MD. Rev. Edward and Carole Bergstraesser Patricia Blair Barbara and Jerome Brown Oscar and Veronica Brown Carolyn Bruna Mrs. Lloyd Burlingham Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Burrus Jr. Glenn and Juanita Bynum Carol A. Caten Werner and Judith Chasin David L. Chicoine Vernon and Bonnie Corey Coy and Lovie Cunningham Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Davey Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Day Julia and John Denham Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Donner Glenn and JoAnn Duncan Sharon B. Duvall R.S. Eichfeld Sally Ellis Tony and Nancy Federici Melvyn B. Fliegel Karen G. Flint Charles E. and E. Lynn Frazier Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Freel Austra and Fred Gaige Janet Gardner Mr. and Mrs. W. Thomas Givson Dr. George and Sheila Gitlitz Marshall and Adam Goff Mr. and Mrs. Dieter Gras Marilyn and Sanford Grishman Alice, Jeremy, David, and Joseph Gross- man Grover Gundrilling Inc. Harry and Jean Hall Team Ho William and Susan Horvath John and Susan Hutson Jin S. Hwang Helen and Don Johnson Y. Don Joo. MD. Kenneth K.W. K00 Carol and Alfred Landess Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Leenhouts G. Levy Dr. and Mrs. Gary Lorden Hector and Delia Lugo-Bougul John Mackeen Dean and Aida Malenfant Stanley Malinovich Julie and Gene Malkin M M Richard Mark Angela and William McBride Robert and Linda McCarthy Mr. and Mrs. J.N. McCord, Jr. Lena M. McMillian Michael E. Mitchell Roger Morrissette Sarah Kerr Myers OC 60 Yong-Ho Na Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Nichols Dr. and Mrs. R.C. Nicklin Dr. and Mrs. Hiroshi Nishiyama Conyers Norwood Bernard and Toby Nussbaum Cara Oestreichefs Parents James F. O Hearn Dr. and Mrs. Walter H. O Neal Mary and Stephen OaNeill Jorge and Gladys Ordonez Lloyd L. Palmer Dave and Elaine Pardoe J. Ray Phillips David and Rosalie Porter Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Pulsifer, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. K.H. Reddy Richard and Patricia Reichler Margaret A. Reid Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rein Karen S. Renne Ruth Roma Louis Roth Rev. and Mrs Norman F. Rust Peter and Betty Saltzman John and Nancy Shane Sandra Shane-DuBow Mr. and Mrs. H. Shuman Stephen Sieh Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simms Mrs. Maryel Vogel Smith Carol and Charles Sonne Joan and Eric Straumanis Peter and Laura Strauss Dr. and Mrs. P.G. Stubblefield Mr. and Mrs. John P, Sugg Katsuhiko and Beverly Takahashi Ee-Pak Tan Antonia G. Tettamanti Charlotte C. Thompson Ralph and Iris Tolbert Mr and Mrs. James H. Trott Norma and Howard Trusch Wen Han Tsung Mrs. Rosemanry Turner Dr. Yaw Twumasi Jime Uleman and Marilyn Cleveland Dr. and Mrs. Richard Ulmer Drs. Bradley and Waddell Barclay and Joan Ward Ms. Ellarica Washington Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Watson Esther S. Weissman John and Sharon Whitthorne Thurlow and Arlene Wilson Evelyn Wilson-McLaurin Shih Yen and Margaret Wu Chong Sok Yu Myron and Ronnie Zackman 239 Photo Stuff: Mike Bosclu. Gregg Weinberg. Eric Miller. Kelly CopVLayouI Staff: Anna Tulamm Hcaterh Parker. Katreniq Dwyer.Tiliu chbcnov: Kulhcrinc Kornbluus Dave Lewis. Matthew Washington Cindy Bird. Michael Robertson. Jeanel Beard NI Levy. Yin-ch Chan. chdull A. Howell UXssistum Business Mant Picturcd: Colette Thutxcr '4ch Not Pictured: Jcn Larson Business Manager: Sarah Caguiat Editor-in-Chief: Perry Whitthorne Photo Editor: Karen Bayne Copy Editor: Cathy Hunter Layout Editor: Okie An Folks who helped ouVsubmitted something: Robb Barnard, Lisa Special Thanks to: John Urian. Herff-Jones Yearbooks. Davor Chowning. Eric Dawson Tammy Eng. Alan Freedman. Kenneth Photo. Clark Drummond. John Corrivcau. Barbara Sloane. Steve Kleinman. George LaPicrre. Jeff Lawhcad. Eric Mader. Indira Pulvcr. Felice Belman. The Review, Harold Stout. The Guys in Muhajan. Afrodcsia McCannon. Arthur Meyer. Robert Rivera, Shipping. Colin Dlein. Folks at the Main Desk. Lori Gumpf, Dan Ruiz. A ndrca Saposnik. Julie Wilde. Amy Worshum. Kirsten Catherine Gchrke. Alice Hirt Youngers Mr. William Cobb mwncr of front cover windmim. Lurrcclmns Nilxmkcx Alru bound to bc nude wmc dl'C lnu unlllx, ulhcrx hm Lllc In corral pmpcrh must Hc Hunk cwn mcnlmn. bul lhcw Ihrcc muxl cnmc m hghl Both Sides Mm DIN h.h been pcrlnrmud by JuduLoll1nx.bu1 um urmcn - bx Ium Nhtchcll An Dcertmunl Hhc udllor'x nhuur dcpl I Nme Fanmn Ix hslcd 4s Smmcl thkur 1h: LJHcr Is mu pmlurcd , Sumcuhcrc In lhc SK And TR m lhc Scnmr Sucnun M bcmmc A bu conluxcd. m dmd lhc phgcmcnl ul' muurcx Our Jpnhgwx In All The cdllur .h-u 240 Spring is Sprung, The Grass is Riz; I wonder Where The Birdies Is? 7 Anonymous Colophon The 1988 HI-O-HL 0f Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH, was printed in offset lithography by Herff Jones Yearbooks, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. It was printed in a limited edition of 1080 copies with 240 pages. The paper stock used throughout the book is 1001b Eurogloss and 1001b Bordeaux. The cover is a Vista Screen woven material in Haliston Rockside Record 62205 smooth buckram. All the elements are silkscreened in PMS 454, on 160 point binderis board. The endsheets are school designed on Flint color paper stock The book is smyth-sewn in 16 page signatures, trimmed to 9 x 12, rounded and backed, with head and foot bands. In addition to the black ink used throughout, there are 6 flats of four- color. A11 captions and body copy are done in 8 and 10 point Times Roman typeface. Heads appear in 18, 36, and 48 point Times Roman. For further information, contact the 1988 HI-O-HI Yearbook Office, Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH, 44074. 4' 5 6- TV 910'11'12'1314 1 I 'Q 19 20 Zl-H 2.3 24'25 26.273287 Who do you contact if you have had on out-of-body experience? MAHORY DANCE c050 10-2 BEERfoodnon-AIK $1 fRi 29TH ' MUSICAL GROUPS Luciano Berio AND SPECIAL EVENTS The Oberlin Orchestra Above: AAA Pan Asian Conference Left: Company Contemporary Ensemble Musical Union Oberlin College Choir Trombone Ense Oberlin Symphonic Band Chamber Orchestra Morgan State University Choir Holly Near Mardi Gras Dance Stand Bayou Band ,A'L ww': L' Iggy Talcott Fgamal . :L - Annie Get Your Gun The Flying Karamazov Brothers The Turn of the Screw Astrea 0 g a .w h C .m y t. .M r. e V f 6 D1 .nla U X e S Ralph Nader Men s Conference Oberlin Music Festival Against Racism 10 11 12 SPORTS Baseball FRONT ROW a to Ry Mike D Egidio, Shane DuBow, John D Egidio, James McGee, Joe D Egidio. MIDDLE ROW a to 10: Josh Piker, Pete Golden, Tom Mancini, Tim Burdsall, Bryan Wineberg, Mike Repko. BACK ROW L t0 Ry Asst. Coach Brad Dill, John O Nei1l, Jerry Carter, Chip Winiarski, Bill Kovach, Chris Donaldson, Don Richardson, Head Coach Jeff White. Not pictured: Calvin Keuchler, Dan Stiel l3 Mews Lacrosse KNEELING L to Ry Chris Throop, John Gorman, Matt Maxham, Dan Donnelly, Mike Morse, Bill Yu, Ike Sanderson, Dave Tiss, Gerhard Wendenburg, Dave Herman, Dan Elshoff. STANDING 0-4 to Rt Asst. Coach Marty Gurnsey, Cy Lee, Andrei Straumanis, Joe Antonec- chia, Chuck Hatem, Rod Flcigel, Oliver Goss, Brigham Golden, Peter Lewis, Stefano Berio, J eff Binder, J im Tomlinson, Andy Wilson, Head Coach J im Donovan. Not pictured: John Campbell, Dmitri Cavender, Rick Hubbell, J on Lawrence, Chris Morrow. Women,s Lacrosse KNEELING L to Ry Laura Bailey, Amy Succop, Jessica Goldman, Melissa Mueller, Alison Berman, Mena Colucci. STANDING 04 to Ry Wendy Stulberg, Betsy Goldin, GeMar Neloms, Ali Nicklin, Rebecca Sugerman, Diana Strauss, Head Coach Heather Setzler. Not pictured: Asst. Coach Pat Milkovich. l4 KNEELING L to RM Oliver Gras, Riccardo DeMarchi, Erik Erikson, Tom Fontana, Greg Hansen, Brian Strong, Tom Buchanon, Cornelius Partsch. STANDING a to RM Head Coach Don Hunsinger, Jon-Paul Dyson, Max Herman, Jon Lerner, Kevin Hoover, Miles Pufall, Richmond Hung, Peter Ihm, Asst. Coach Bob Piron. Not pictured: Adam Goff. Men,s Tennis 15 Womenk Tennis KNEELING a to RM Stefani Sandow, Kerstin Wasson, Elizabeth Ignat, Kavita Varma, Christina OreGiron, Jina Choi. STANDING Q to 10: Lynn Gardner, Barbara Duff, Sarah Olkcn, Jennifer Waldren, Kristine Dahlquist, Head Coach Michelle Ennis. Rugby Folks 16 Men,s Track and F ield TOP ROW L to RM Mark East, Alan Farrell, Steve Garmon, Chris Andrews, Tom Steele. MIDDLE ROW: 01 to RM Asst. Coach Tom Mulligan, Russell Swan, Richard Ceasor, Stanford Carpenter, Nathan Pawelek, Mike Robertson, Toju Omatete, Chris Kendrick, Max Ryan, J ames Davis, Chris Welch, Kelly Gillespie, J esse Malkin, Greg King, Paul Logan, Head Coach Joe Gurtis. FRONT ROW L to Rt Randall Howell, Tim Mehan, John Walsh, Josh Pawelek, Delfon Curlpepper, Shaun Neal, Pete Bartkowski, Aaron Pawelek, Max Myer. Not pictured: Kenny Poindexter, Don Elligan. Womenk Track and Field TOP ROW L to Ry Amy Cayward, Morny Flynn, Susan Payne, Rachael Hazcn, Sarah Appleby, Fiona Rotberg, Leanne Findell, Betsy Glenn, Kay Berkowitz, Lisl Prater, Celia Schwartz. BOTTOM ROW: Tulia Percrya, Stephanie Ewing, Jessica Grover, Kathy Simpson, Sarina Tcherepnin, Rachel Levine, Liz Maurice, Carolyn Hall, Susan Van Gundy. Not pic- tured: Swala Abrams, Naomi Arenson, Cynthia Damer, Jodi Gronborg, Theresa Szabo, Helen Weems. l7 Tappan Square Illumination Commencement Exercises May 30, 1988 Above: Class President Meade Cauffiel Thomson Above Right: College President S. Frederick Starr Below: Keynote Speaker The Rev. Gardner Calvin Taylor
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