Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1964 volume:

mm THE 1964 NOR THERN OHIO NORTHERN UNIVERSITY ADA, OHIO EDITORIAL STAFF Barbara McElhaney . Editor-in-Chief Cynthia Beall . Assistant Editor Joel Lefkowitz . Business Manager Denise Lapp . Pharmacy Editor Loretta Forney . Engineering Editor Maryann Krieger . Law Editor Sandra Bidlack . Senior Editor Sandra Cummins . Junior Editor Sandra Giresi . Sophomore Editor Mary McGraw . Social Editor Karen Martin . Copy Editor Marie Schwaberow . Art Editor David Shaffer . Activities Editor Beverly Davis . Index Editor Ken Crabbe . Sports Editor Jeff Dick . Photographer Lee Repassy . Photographer Prof. George E. Belch . Advisor 2 9 • n- TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication . . 4 Administration . . 26 Faculty . . 38 Students. . 62 Social Activities. . 148 Organizations . . 184 Sports. . 232 Advertising. . 260 3 THE NORTHERN Ohio Northern University Ada, chid March 6, 1964 Bear Students: It is with great pleasure that we, the staff of the 1964 NORTHERN, dedicate this book to Dr. A. Louise Hastings. It is not often that one finds an educator who is as enthusiastic and as competent in her work as she is, Many hours of hard work have gone into the accomplishment of this yearbook, and it is our hope that you will find the efforts worthy of the university which it represents. Special thanks are extended to Lee Repassy and Jeff Dick, our student photographers, to James Busch of Marion, our professional photographer, t o Mr. Belch, the advisor, t o Ray Laakaniemi, director of public information, and to those of you who have helped make this publication possible. You may find many things in this book which are different and which vou may not particularly like; however, you must remember that each succeeding yearbook carries with it a series of attitudes, ideas, and variations which represent the editor ' s attempt to extend a new interpretation of the college life which is representative of the student body of Ohio Northern University. This is your book, as it is your university. You may accept it or reject it; you may credit it or criticize it; you may deem it worthy or faulty. We present your book to you, for your judgment, consideration, and accep¬ tance . Sincerely, Barbara McElhaney Editor 4 DEDICATION Dr. A. Louise Hastings became a member cf the faculty at ONU in 1957, bringing with her a wide variety of experiences in the literary field. She obtained her A.B., M.A., and Ph.D. in English at Indiana University, where she had also, been an instructor in composition and literature survey. Aside from various teaching positions she has held. Dr. Hastings has spent 7 years writing and editing for newspapers, 3 years in the advertising department of Harvard University Press, and 5 years doing research at Harvard in American Literature with a fellowship from the American Philosophical Society. As an undergraduate. Dr. Hastings was a member cf a literary club called Vagabonds which founded the literary magazine The Vaga¬ bond, which was later called the Folio, and is still published today. She has also published articles in The New England Quarterly, The Bulletin of School and Education and The Emerson Society Quarterly. Here on campus, Dr. Hastings has a busy schedule, teaching ad¬ vanced English courses, such as Shakespeare, Chaucer, and Milton, as well as American literature and English composition. She has been the force behind many traditional “Shakespeare Nights” and deserves much credit for this year’s fine celebration of “The Bard’s 400th.” Dr. Hasting’s sparkling personality is ever-present, whether in class or walking across campus. Having a vivid interest in her students and in her subject matter, she seems to transmit her own love of the literary field to those with whom she comes into contact. 5 - _ -T ”, Lehr Memorial Hall, Main Administration Building Dukes, Pharmacy Building M •SJfi r t E i- ■ l ' j F Ml 3 i Ji 1, « E3 | 1 ' 1 yi gl| fr•. v - s pH. j 4 ; ' _ — Tf - ' ■ i J T K � , P r$! j iISbw ' TfcSSK-1 • I Sometimes the sun shines in Ada! 12 The Lamp-post, a popular meeting place for students and faculty alike. Her friendly countenance can lift the heaviest doldrums! Students enjoy the leisure times and the friendships they ac¬ quire while on campus: they also find that helpful, informative instructors can lift part of the burden of the college student. 14 ■ A EM ik 15 i , fjl it r ' jJk «• 1 i juH I i 2a� ’fifiV }., 1 . | : ;?; 1 it 1 ' ' f ‘ I 1 rf i a j A KJMBf _ _ _ V 4 ■ L i inranl rft r 4 i |L j 9k% rjj s mm Sports and social activities, such as Homecoming, Choral Caba¬ ret, and Greek Weekend, provide the main outlet for special entertainment during Fall and Winter Quarters. Classes, studying, hard work, social activities, and just plain “goofing off all combine as the Northern student develops into a young adult, having achieved the intellectual and social goals which are set up by the University, and prepares to enter the profession and field (f his choice. WHO’S WHO AMONG STUDENTS IN AMERICAN COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES Row I: G. Miller, L. Coats, J. Adams, L. Tittle, S. Rhoad. Row 2: C. Fusco, L. Armstrong, S. Stoltz, S. Donnachie, S. Bidlack, V. Havens. Row 3: B McElhaney, R, Landis, W. Barger, R. Routh, J. Calhoun, E. Richards, P Neorr. Absent: S. Hindall, A. Wehman, A. Deneke, J. Hutton, J. Kroner, J. Goldenetz, T. Keiser, M. Robinson, P. Stove. 23 imt ■ txfi l ,-t v?v y,- . ' jV r r rM irnmbm. ■ 111 .? : -} • Photo by Jim Busch, Marion, Ohio FACULTY FRANK BRINGLE McINTOSH President f the University President McIntosh was elected president of Ohio Northern in 1949 after an illustrious background which included degrees from DePauw University, Boston Uni¬ versity, and Rio Grande College. Under his capable guidance, Ohio Northern has seen fifteen prosperous years of development and growth, both physically and in academic standing. In keeping with the friendly atmosphere on campus. Dr. McIntosh is always ready with a cheerful smile and hello as he crosses the campus. A great deal cf credit must be bestowed upon Dr. McIntosh for his fine leadership in getting ONU’s re¬ cent development plan cff the ground. The opening, in Janu ary, cf the University Union marks the “culmina¬ tion of a dream of ten years.” PRESIDENT 26 President McIntosh, with the able assistance of Vice-president Eakin, strives to uphold the aims and purposes of Ohio Northern University: to graduate students imbued with Christian ideals, accom¬ plished in scholastic achievement, inspired with a desire to contribute to the good of mankind, and committed to a way of life that will result in a maximum of personal and social worth. VICE-PRESIDENT EUGENE K. EAKIN A dministrative Vice-President 27 DR. GEORGE B. MILLER. JR. Dean if Students; Associate Professor DEANS WILLIAM L. ROBINSON Dean of Men; Head Resident if Lima Hall MRS. ELMA G. DAVIS Associate Dean of Students; Dean of Women DR. OTIS GAMES Counselor of Freshman Men MRS. PAUL (Mary Lou) PFEIFFER Assistant to the Director far A lumni Relations Ralph l. McFarland Director of A iimissions ADMISSIONS 29 WILLIAM H. SMERLING Registrar JAMES ANDREW WOOFTER Recording Registrar HAROLD COTSAMIRE Bursar BUSINESS OFFICIALS KENNETH F. MARTIN Treasurer and Business Manager W. BARRY WORTHING Director of High School Relations WILLIAM D HUMPHREY Associate Professor of Business Administration Director of the Evening Division GEORGE W. SCHERTZER Associate Director of Development and Public Relations; Secretary if A Inmni Association JAMES A. WIRE Director of Testing CHARLES LAWRENCE BUSCH Instructor for Computing Center Clark Hall, Freshman Women’s Dormitory HOUSING JOSEPHINE ANDERSON Head Resident, Clark Hall Clark Hall Counselors: C. Banbury, D. Lapp, C. Beall, A. Diels. New Women ' s Dormitory ANNA STOTTS Head Resident, Moorman Annex “mom” McGinnis Student Center Resident LEORA SMITH Head Resident, New Women ' s Dormitory J. HOLLISTER Manager, Cafeteria fj -V- a JpP RaWBirt jr , Cl-j r VT 34 HUBERT PFOFF Mril Clerk THOMAS BROWN Superintendent of Building and Grounds MAINTENANCE HEALTH SERVICE ROBERT DUEBEL Superintendent of Janitors MRS. MARFAN WARREN Nurse ROBERT B. ELLIOTT, M.D. 35 mi i ™ m DR. OSCAR G. DARLINGTON Professor tf History Dean, College of I-iheral Arts LIBERAL ARTS FACULTY OSCAR JACOBS Instructor in Mathematics Assistant to the Dean of Liberal Arts Developing a love of learning and a reasonable competence in some signifi¬ cant area of knowledge, evolving mature philosophies which give meaning to life, cultivating comprehensiveness of thought, sharing in intellectual and cultural achievements of mankind, encouraging critical thinking, developing skills in find¬ ing information and evaluating it, and clarifying knowledge by research and re¬ interpretation of the old in the light of the new are the objectives of the College of Liberal Arts. To develop poise and perspective with which to meet and evaluate life situa¬ tions, to fit the student for responsible citizenship, to give him a scholarly foun¬ dation for further study or professional training, and to afford him with a rich and full personal life, a well-rounded liberal education, stressing moral and spirit¬ ual values, has been designed for students of this College. 38 WILLIAM J. LEE Assistant Professor (f Art JOHN H. WEST Assistant Professor of Art Chairman, Department of Art BIOLOGY WILLIE LONGSHORE Instructor in Art ROBERT BOWDEN Associate Professor f Biology Chairman, Department of Biology ANDREW STAUFFER Professor ofBiology DR. ROBERT E. TIPPLE Instructor in Biology DR. DANIEL R. BUTLER, JR. Assistant Professor cf Biology FLOYD W. HOCH Instructor in Biology ROY E. SNYDER Assistant Professor of Biology � • • : r y Kik Li®?: P M W ■ ' j rwfffjBj , BUSINESS fRIOOIC DR. RALPH L. THOMAS Associate Professor of Economics imd Business A dministration; Chair man. Department of Economics and Business Administration OSCAR W. COOLEY Associate Professor of Economics CHARLES CARLSON Assistant Professor of Business A dministration CHEMISTRY BYRON L. HAWBECKER Instructor in Chemistry DR. DONALD J. BETTINGER Professor of Chemistry Chairman, Department of Chemistry DR. EARL MESSER Associate Professor of Chemistry DR. JIIDSON P. McCLURE Assistant Professor of Chemistry DR. VIRGIL R. RlIBECK Assistant Professor of Education MRS. RHEA YV. EARL Assistant Professor of Education ERNEST A. VAN ATTA Assistant Professor of Education B BiJI nSNj W ' L ' M m m • W Wi. V V ■ vfl v ' v t m m f 1MB h M L v B Mffj M I r ' V‘- | 1 %$$ S ' 4 J V. l f?-, ' t 1 - 1 si f ' ■ ' .!??’ 3 t - !’.’ f Q DR. A. LOUISE HASTINGS Associate Professor of English MRS. GEORGIA P. SPELMAN Assistant Professor of Speech GEORGE E. BELCH Assistant Professor f English anti Journalism MISS FLORENCE GERDES Assistant Professor of English DR. CLYDE H. DORNBUSCH Associate Professor of English CLARENCE MYERS Znstructor in English anti Theatre ENGLISH, THEATRE, AND SPEECH JAMES RUEF Instructor in Theutre DR. CARLE B. SPOTTS Professor if English Chairman , Dep’t. of English, Speech ant! Theatre MISS FRANCES BENNETT Associate Professor of English r”inl R ' MAjAHn JOSEPH ELIAS Assistant Professor if Foreign Language DR. MATTHIAS SCHMITZ Professor if Foreign Language Chairman, Dep’t. of Foreign Languages MRS. VICTORIA SCHMITZ Associate Director of Schoonover FOREIGN LANGUAGES BARRY W. JUDD Instructor in Foreign Language A foreign-language stuilent adjusts his tape recorder in Schoonover Lab DR. ALBERT B. GMINDER Assistant Professor of Foreign Language JOHN SABOL Assistant Professor of History DR. ROBERT HILLIARD Professor of H istory Chairman, Department f History anti Political Science DR. ANTHONY L. MILNAR Professor of History and Political Science HIST ORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL BOYD M. SOBERS, Assistant Professor tf History DAVID E. BOWLING Instructor in Industrial Arts DR. WILFRED E. BINKLEY Professor of History and Political Science RICHARD D. KAIN Associate Professor if Industrial Arts Chairman, Department of Industrial Arts DR. LOUIS D. RODABAUGH Professor of Mathematics Chairman, Department of Mathematics MRS. CATHERINE L. ROIDER Instructor in Mathematics EARL E. LHAMON Instructor in Mathematics GORDON BENNETT Assistant Professor of Mathematics MRS. JANICE M. GREEN Instructor in Mathematics MATHEMATICS 45 RICHARD LASKO Instructor in Music DR. LOWELL E. VVEITZ Instructor in Music MUSIC WERNER SONNTAG Instructor in Music JOHN M. ANDERSON Instructor in Music WILLIAM C. BYRD Assistant Professor o f Music .. . 3 1 Jm I ' fttt j Ky L H ■ ] S . Igl IVAN C. HODGES Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion DR. KARL A. ROIDER Professor of Music Chairman, Department of Music PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION DR. JAMES S. UDY Director f Religious Life CECIL D. SMITH Assistant Professor of Bible and Religion DR. HAROLD H. HINDERLITER Assistant Professor tf Philosophy and Religion DR. MARION E. TINSLER Professor of Philosophy and Religion Chairman, Department of Philosophy and ■■■ GERALD R. MESSICK Instructor in Physics DR. K. M. THOMAS Assistant Professor f Physics ERNESTS ABELE Professor if Physics Chairman, Department of Physics PHYSICS A. A. BENEDICT Professor of Physics DR. DAVID H. MARKLE Professor of Sociology Chairman, Department tf Sociology and Psychology ALFRED E. COHOE Instructor in Sociology and Psychology SOCIOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY WILLIAM R. CRIDER Assistant Professor if Psychology 48 CLYDE A. LAMB Professor of Health and Physical Education Chairman, Department of Health and Physical Education MRS. HELEN LUDWIG Instructor in Women’s Physical Education JOSEPH BANKS Assistant Professor of Physical Education Assistant Professor of Physical Education Head Football Coach PHYSICAL L J ARDEN ROBERSON MARVIN ENGLISH Associate Professor of Physical Education: Head Basketball Cor.ch LARRY L. MICHAEL Instructor in Physical Education 49 ENGINEERING FACULTY The aim of the College of Engineering is to develop the whole individual, having the purpose of attainment of the highest standard of undergraduate pro¬ ficiency in the areas of subject matter basic to all engineering and education in the essentials of his chosen branch of the profession as well as the areas of living. By teaching the engineering student how to think in a logical sequence, subject to the facts involved, this College strives to provide each graduate with the ability to have a full life of professional performance and true citizenship. Each department. Civil, Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering, enjoys the distinction of being accredited by the Engineers’ Council for Professional De¬ velopment. Membership in the American Society for Engineering Education and approval by the Ohio State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Surveyors provide recognition for the College of Engineering as a quality school. LAWRENCE H. ARCHER Professor if Civil Engineering Dean of the College if Engineering DR. HENRY J. MILES Professor if Civil Engineering Head, Department if Civil Engineering Acting Dean, College tf Engineering 50 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING CARROLL ALDEN Professor of Electrical Engineering TSE-KWAN TSENG Assista nt Professor of Electrical Engineering JAMES L. KLINGENBERGER Professor of Electrical Engineering Head, Department of Electrical Engineering HOU SHYI CHENG Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering HENRY HORLDT Professor of Mechanical Engineering BRUCE E. BURTON Assistant Professor ofMechanical Engineering; Acting Head , Department ofMechanical Engineering MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FACULTY FR NKLIN D. FARRINGTON Znstructor in Mechanical Engineering NORMAN F. JENNINGS Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering 52 OZGER H. ARNAS Instructor in Civil Engineering CIVIL METE YALCIN Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering ENGINEERING FACULTY ronald b. McPherson Assistant Professor f Civil Engineering ARCHIE HILLERY Associate Professor of Civil Engineering 53 The College of Law was established in 1885. In educating students for the practice of law, it has four chief objectives: 1) to inculcate the principles of legal ethics and of the lawyer’s public responsibility to enable the student, as a lawyer, to take his place as a trusted leader and counselor in his community; 2) to inculcate a systematic and complete grounding in the history and fundamental principles of the common law and statute law including the more important statutes and decided cases of Ohio; 3) to develop proficiency in the applica¬ tion cf the principles of law to the complicated relations, rights, and duties arising in modern society through the training of the powers cf analysis, discernment and judgment; and 4) to show the place, im¬ portance, and aims of the law in society. The College of Law is fully approved by the American Bar Associ¬ ation and holds membership in the League of Ohio Law Schools. The courses are planned primarily to prepare students for the practice of law, but they include a knowledge of the principles and history of law, giving a foundation fora career in government or business. EUGENE N. HANSON Dean, College of I.aw Professor of Law 54 GEORGE D. VAUBEL Associate Professor if Law ROBERT J. WILLEY Assistant Professor of Law DANIEL S. GUY Associate Professor of Law GEORGE BRABSON Professor of Law ALBERT A. BAILLIS Professor of Law Wr p , ¥r l _ GENEVIEVE WHEELOCK Library Assistant, Law Library r M Sr; ' : ' j _ JOHN P. FIN AN Assistant Professor (f Law DR. ROBERT P. FISCHELIS Dean, College of Pharmacy The College of Pharmacy aims, primarily, to prepare its students so that they will be able to meet, satisfactorily the professional and cultural demands expected of pharmacists, and to carry their share of the responsibility of public health, welfare, and education in their respective communities. As a means of instruction for the rendering of safe and efficient pharmaceutical service to all who seek it, the students of the college are entreated to develop self-reliance, character, and ethics with con¬ fidence and satisfaction. DR. CHARLES O. LEE Assistant Dean, College of Pharmacy The need for and value of membership in the local, state, and national pharmaceutical associations and in civic, social, and reli¬ gious bodies of the communities are stressed, and affiliation with the student branch of the American Pharmaceutical Association and oth¬ er groups that promote worthwhile activities on the campus is urged. 56 DR. ALBERT C. SMITH Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry DR. JAMES C. NEWCOMB Assistant Professor of Pharmacy LEWIS C. BENTON Znstructor in Pharmacy Administration DR. BARNEY C. LEPOVETSKY Professor of Bacteriology MR. BINKLEY Head, Pharmacy Stockroom DR. ANNA KOEELER Professor of.Pharmacognosy DR. WILLIAM F. HEWITT Professor of Pharmacology BILL WOODWARD! Znstructor in Pharmacy Lab DR. DONALD STAIFF Assistant Prof essor f Pharmaceutical Chemistrv Pharmacy 59 Photo by Jim Busch, Marion, Ohio STUDENTS KEITH E. ANDERSON Business Education Dayton, Ohio JANET ADAMS If Vv’j Elementary Education Em Arsi V m Coltlwater, Ohio LAKSHMI K. ADLAKHA C. RICHARD ALLER Sociology Comp. Social Studies New Delhi, India Columbus, Ohio LAURA ARMSTRONG DAVE ARNOLD TEDI ANN AUGUR Elementary Education Business English Geneva, Illinois Ashtabula, Ohio Kenton, Ohio JOANNE E. BAGLEY Elementary Education Van Wert, Ohio JERRY L. BALSER Biology Antwerp, Ohio WILLIAM M. BARGER Mathematics Piqua, Ohio DANIEL BARKER Mathematics Crestline, Ohio Liberal Arts Seniors RICHARD L BASINGER History Kenton, Ohio GERALD BEER RALPH A. BERRY Industrial Arts Economics Mansfield, Ohio Medina, Ohio DICK BICHSEL Business New Philadelphia, Ohio mg SANDRA BIDLACK Music Oakwood, Ohio JUDY A. BLACK Business Education Verona, Ohio RICHARD BOOKWALTER Business Shiloh, Ohio RICHARD H. BOWER Economics DOTTIE BROSHES Music Ravenna, Ohio Elida, Ohio 63 JUDY CASSADY English Van Wert, Ohio NANCY BRUCKER Elementary Education Dayton, Ohio Vi ROBERT CLARK Physical Education Lima, Ohio SUANN CLAUSS Art Bluffton, Ohio JAMES A. CALHOUN Economics Mansfield ' , Ohio DON A. CLAUSING Biology New Knoxville, Ohio GEORGE D. CARTER Political Science Clyde, Ohio JOSEPH V. CIMINILLO Biology Lima, Ohio JOHN R. BURKETT Biology Rossburg, Ohio BARBARA J. BUTCHER Art Kenton, Ohio Liberal Arts Seniors LYNN1TA KAY COATS History Lima. Ohio BEVERLY COGAN Elementary Education Middletown, Ohio JOHN CONRATH Biology Zanesville. Ohio HELEN COPELAND Physical Education Philadel diia, Pa. JUDY BR1CKER COPPESS Dual Education Rockford. Ohio RICHARD D. CUPP Business BrookviUe. Ohio OMAR F. DAJANI Chemistry Cairo. Egypt STEVE DAVIS Business Administration i ' - w ' - T Dayton. Ohio 65 RICHARD DENSON Business Administration Wheaton, Illinois A ' . � • SHEILA DONNACHIE Sociology McKeesport, Pa. JOHN R. DRIVER Elementary Education LaFayette, Ohio BRUCE DUNGAN History Dayton, Ohio MARY JANE DIEHM Business Education Xenia. Ohio SUZANNE DYE History Conneaut, Ohio JOHN ED1E Industrial Arts Arlington. Ohio RICHARD DURBIN Mathematics Toledo. Ohio JERRY ENGLISH Physical Education Ada. Ohio PATRICIA ELLIOTT Elementary Education West Mansfield, Ohio GEORGE C. ELLIS Economics Mt. Vernon. Ohio • gar 35 5 BF i r« ' [ ■ HI . ! L JO ANN EPSTEIN Elementary Education Amilyville. New York MARVIN R. ENNIS Biology Dennison. Ohio LAWRENCE A. FARNHAM History Ada. Ohio KAREN ANN FETT Art New Carlisle, Ohio MICHAEL FIELDS Biology Coal Grove. Ohio CHARLOTTE F. FILHART Social Welfare North Olmsted. Ohio PETER FLETCHER Business Administration Economics Pittsburgh , Pa. LINDA FREDIN Elementary Education Endieott, New York KENNETH G. FRIZZELL Political Science Mansfield. Ohio CHARLOTTE FULTON Business Education Medford. Massachusetts DOUGLAS GEYER Comp. Social Studies Springfield, Ohio JOHN GOLDENETZ Political Science Defiance, Ohio JOHN H. GRAY Business Administration Clyde, Ohio CYNTHIA FUSCO English Lyndhurst, Ohio GEORGE GUIDER SYLVIA HAGAR Physical Education Music Education Kenton, Ohio West Mansfield, Ohio JOHN DAVID HALL Biology East Liverpool, Ohio ROBERT L. GRONLUND Economics Pelham Manor, New York MEL HAINES Industrial Arts Washington Court House HANES HAIRSTON Physical Education Midvale, Ohio 68 DAVID W. HANSBARGER GERALD HANZIE Physical Education Greenville, Ohio Business Administration Creston, Ohio STEPHEN P. HART Business Education Findlay, Ohio TED L. HARTWELL Physical Education North Robinson, Ohio VIRGINIA LEE HAVENS Business Education Clyde, Ohio WILLIAM HAWKINS Psychology Holley, New York BARRY HENSEL Psychology Greenville, Ohio GLORIA GENE HILL Elementary Education Ada, Ohio DENNIS HOUGGY Chemistry Pittsburgh, Pa. NANCY HOLIDAY French North Olmsted, Ohio RUTH HOOVER Business Administration Hackettstown, N.J. IOHN HUNTER Political Science Upper Sandusky, Ohio AFENDRA IORDANIDOU French Thessaloniki, Greece ARTHUR D. JACKSON, JR Music Dayton, Ohio DAN JACOBS Physical Education Upper Sandusky, Ohio DIANE L. JOHNSON Elementary Education Medina, Ohio ALMA C. JOHNSON Elementary Education Lakewood, Ohio Liberal Arts Seniors LINDA JOLLIFF Business Education Byhalia, Ohio ERWIN KAHN TERRY REISER Business Administration Biology Columbus, Ohio Canton, Ohio PAUL CHRISTIAN KELLY Education Nashville, Tennessee ROBERT ROGER GLORIA KOHLER Accounting Warren, Ohio Dual Education Celina, Ohio CRAIG KUNISH Business Ada, Ohio ANN IS LACY Physical Education Dresden, Ohio RAYMOND L. LANDIS Political Science Phillipsburg, Ohio MARY ANN LAWRENCE Elementary Education Harrod, Ohio BONNIE J. LILES English LaFayette, Ohio MARY JANE LIMES Dual Education Washington Court House JERRY LISZEWSKI Business Education Detroit, Michigan STEPHEN C. MARTIN Mathematics Physics Canton, Ohio RON D MANTEL Business Education Findlay, Ohio sandra McCullough Elementary Education Lima, Ohio BARBARA McELHANEY English Warren, Ohio THEODORE R McELHENY Biology La Rue, Ohio RAYMOND McHUGH Business St. Clairsville, Ohio GLORIA R. MILLER Comp. Science Arcanum, Ohio TIM MILLER Physical Education Canton, Ohio MARSHALL MILLER Physical Education Kenton, Ohio THOMAS E. MITCHELL History Carrollton, Ohio JOHN MOSSING Physical Education Swanton, Ohio REBECCA MUTSCHELKNAUS Social Welfare Baltic, Ohio RONALD B. MYERS English-Theatre Zanesville, Ohio PATRICIA NEORR Mathematics Delta, Ohio JOSEPH M. NESTER Comp. Social Sciences Lima, Ohio WILLIAM R. NORRIS Pre-Law Killbuck, Ohio ■;: 7 a:r-u J. TIMOTHY PARKINSON Political Science Bartlesville, Ohio JAMES D. NOVAK Industrial Arts Hartford, Ohio VICKI M. O’LEARY Elementary Education Zaleski, Ohio KEN PENGELLY History Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio MELVIN K. PETERS Physical Education Dennison, Chio VAUGHN PFEIFFER Physical Education Kenton, Ohio JOHN W. PHILLIPS Mathematics Norwalk, Ohio PAM PURCELL Elementary Education Westport, Connecticut JACK A. PUTNAM Business Administration East Liverpool, Ohio 74 CHARLES E. RADER Physical Education Rushsylvania, Ohio Liberal Arts Seniors ROBERT B REDDEN English Ada, Ohio PATRICIA ANN RICE English Chillicolhe, Ohio JUDITH ELAM RIESSER Dual Education Celina, Ohio ROBERT D. ROTH Business Administration Mansfield. Ohio m ■ ■■ ' SSte - A MARY SUE ROBINSON Music Education Wauseon, Ohio f i n : 1 81 RAY ROBINSON History RICHARD ROHRBACHER Mathematics . Pontiac, Michigan Castalia, Ohio RICHARD SCAIFE Biology Kittanning, Pa. 75 WILLIAM C. SCATTERDAY Business Education Powhatan Point, Ohio Slfct ' HfclN A. SCHUlit Business Education South Orange, N.J. WILLIAM R. SHELTON II Comp. Social Sciences Dayton, Ohio DAVID L. SHAFFER KARL SIMON Music Ada, Ohio E. JOSEPH SHOEMAKER Economics Lorain, Ohio ROBERT STERLING Biology Dayton, Ohio JEAN LOUISE SLEESMAN Dual Education Ada, Ohio SALLY STOLTZ Physical Education Greenville, Ohio JUDITH M. STEVENS Dual Education Trumbull, Connecticut 76 Liberal Arts Seniors LOWELL B. STOUDER Mathematics Baltimore, Ohio PAULA STOVE Elementary Education Ada, Ohio DONALD W. STRAND Economics Jamestown, New York SUSAN STROLE Social Welfare Psychology Toledo, Ohio ALICE A. TAYLOR Dual Education Lima, Ohio TOM TAYLOR Business Administration Lima, Ohio WILLIAM F. TEMPEL History Lima, Ohio DANIEL A. THACKER History Ada, Ohio LOIS TITTLE English Ashtabula, Ohio RICHARD TRICK Art Tupper Lake, New York DONNA M. WEHINGER Music Lima, Ohio RICHARD TURNER Economics Selma, Ohio VIRGINIA VIERLING English Pittsburgh, Pa. JON UHL Economics New Bloomington. Ohio MARY VAN METER Elementary Education Beaver Dam, Ohio MICHAEL VITANTONIO Biology South Euclid, Ohio GEORGE W VOGELGESANG Biology Massillon. Ohio LOIS, WARREN Elementary Education Jenera, Ohio KAREN S. WE1TZ Elementary Education Findlay, Ohio Liberal Arts Seniors JAMES D. WHETSTONE Accounting Wapakoneta, Ohio RHODA WEYMOUTH Business Education West Lib erty, Ohio JEAN WILCOX Elementary Education Worthington, Ohio ROBERTA JEAN WILKINS Elementary Education Urbana, Ohio WILLIAM WHITE Political Science Lima, Ohio DICK WITUCKI Business Education South Bend, Indiana JAMES B. WOLFE Finance Sharon, Pa. JOHN B. WOOD Business Marion, Ohio J. PHILIP ZACK Industrial Arts North Ridgeville, Ohio PAUL AGRIESTI Columbus, Ohio BARBARA ANGLIN Westerville, Ohio DIANE BAKER Waterville, Ohio DONALD AINGWORTH Mentor, Ohio CAROLYN BANBURY Danville, Ohio RICHARD BANKS Mansfield, Ohio PATRICIA BENSO Euclid, Ohio LARRY BENNETT Upper Sandusky, Ohio ROY BEAN Conneaut, Ohio JEANNE BENNETT Oakwood, Ohio ROBERT BLOOM Medina.Ohio MARYANN BIDD1NGER Lima, Ohio JEANN1E BJORK Sylvania, Ohio SUSAN BOZARTH Ada, Ohio KARRIN BRANSTROM GERALD D BRENHISER WILLIAM BRITTEN LINDA BROWN South Euclid, Ohio Newark, Ohio Glen Ridge, New Jersey Kenton, Ohio SUSIE BROWN GEORGE O. CAMPBELL RICHARD CANNODE W DOUGLAS CASSIDY Ada, Ohio Elida, Ohio Kenton, Ohio Bridgeton, New Jersey 81 TOBY ANN CODER Waynesfield, Ohio C. DOUGLAS CHAMBERLAIN STEPHEN K. CHANEY Bellefontaine,Ohio Findlay, Ohio CHRISTINE COATS Middleport, Ohio KEN CRABBE South Solon, Ohio DIANE COLEMAN Clyde, Ohio DONNA COLVIN Lima, Ohio THOMAS CROWE Dola, Ohio JOHN S. DARBY Wauseon, Ohio SANDRA CUMMINS Troy, Ohio WOODROW CRUMRINE Lima, Ohio ROBERT CURTIS Sparta, New Jersey Liberal Arts Juniors ROGER DENZER Marion, Ohio THOMAS DEARTH Ada, Ohio JOHN DAY Belle Center, Ohio SHIRLEY DOERING Buckland, Ohio JOHN D. DUGAN Ridgeway, Ohio DUANE WILLIAM ELSNER Botkins, Ohio LORETTA FORNEY Forest, Ohio JOHN FERGUSON Wayne, Ohio SUSAN FAIR Millersburg, Ohio JULIA FARNHAM Ada, Ohio 83 GAY GARDNER Carey, Ohio HENRY E. FREAS Bainbridge, Ohio JERRY L. FRANZ Decatur, Indiana WM. E. FRASCH Lancaster, Ohio CAROL GUIDER West Mansfield, Ohio SUE LYNNE GRUBAUGH Grover Hill, Ohio DAVID GORDON Mt. Gilead, Ohio WALTER GOUDY Columbus, Ohio PHILIP HEADINGTON Byhalia, Ohio ROSALIE E. HAWISHER Lima, Ohio EVA HALL Lima, Ohio BETTY JO HARRINGTON Zanesfield, Ohio Liberal Arts Juniors DANIEL W. HEHR JIM HENSEL KATHLEEN ANN ROBERT HOLLOWAY Upper Sandusky .Ohio Greenville, Ohio HIGGINS Englewood, Chio Cleveland, Ohio JENNIE E. HOSACK Holland, Ohio DAVID M. IRWIN East Liverpool, Ohio JAMES HUFFER Bellefontaine, Ohio JERRY JOHNSON Columbus, Ohio KARREN JONES Lancaster. Ohio PAT JONES Fairborn, Ohio MARILYN JO KEITH Ada, Ohio DAVE KELLER Mechanicsburg, Ohio JOHN KENNEDY Cullowhee, North Carolina JAMES KLINE St. Joe, Indiana DON W. KELLER Kenton, Ohio J. D. KELLY West Milton. Ohio MARYANN KRIEGER Cleveland, Ohio MADELYN KRITZLER Kenton, Ohio CAROL KRAMER Chatham, New Jersey JAMES N. LEWIS Celina, Ohio TOM LOUDEN North Lewisburg, Ohio DIANE LAPP Warren, Ohio DAVE LARKIN Euclid, Ohio V ■ j , J 1 , 1 vl CHERYL McALPIN Ada, Ohio JEAN MARTIN HOUGGY Mansfield, Ohio GARY L. McCURDY Ada, Ohio WILLIAM MARLEY Fostoria, Ohio GEOFF MIELENZ Cleveland, Ohio DAN MECKSTROTH New Knoxville, Ohio JEAN MILLER New Holland, Ohio GEORGEANN MOSES Allentown, Pennsylvania LAWRENCE MINNARD Niagara Falls, New York OWEN B. MOORE Toledo, Ohio 87 ' wr� t i, JOHN MYHR Garden City, New York LINDA MYERS Findlay, Ohio JOHN G. OLDS Edgerton, Ohio WILLIAM OVERMIER Oregon, Ohio TOM PARRY Aliquippa, Pennsylvania PAT PATTERSON Wooster, Ohio V 1 1 ■K 1 B| TONY O’DONNELL Cleveland, Ohio STEVE NEFF Medway, Ohio CORINNE PARRISH Ashtabula, Ohio MELINDA JANE OVERMYER Rocky River, Ohio NANCY PRICE Waynesfield, Ohio MARTY PAUL Garrettsville, Ohio ,i 4 i _ . jH; f vfii 1 jW Liberal Arts Juniors JIM REICHARDT Roseland, New Jersey DEANNA SCHMIDT Findlay, Ohio ROBERT M. SCHRADER Indianapolis, Indiana JOHN D SHIMP Fleetwood, Pennsylvania NORMAN G. SKAROUPKA Cleveland, Ohio MAYNARD G. SLACK Dayton, Ohio JACK S1DELL Cleveland, Ohio 89 THAD STERLING Dayton, Ohio JANE E. SMITH WOODHULL CHERYL STALEY Jeffersonville, Ohio West Mansfield, Ohio GREGORY A. SMITH Dayton, Ohio TOM STONE Shaker Heights, Ohio DALE STRAHM Toledo, Ohio PAUL J. SWAIN Newark, New York JUDITH STONE Lakewood, New Jersey THOMAS VUKOVICH Youngstown, Ohio MARK. WAGONER Shelby, Ohio BOB THOMAS Brookville, Ohio GIOK-LIEN TAN Medan, Indonesia JUDIE WALTERS Rocky River, Ohio 1 J 3 IS Jam i NOREEN WELCH Vermilion, Ohio GARY WARNER Marion, Ohio WAYNE A. WESLOW Riverview, Michigan CAROL WEDLER Cleveland, Ohio DAVID C. WHEAT West Winfield, New York ROGER WISE Alden, New York MARY C. WRIGHT Canton, Ohio BERNIE YOUNKMAN Beaverdam, Ohio GENE ZALBERT Brooklyn, New York CAROL YOUNG Vermilion, Ohio psi £ Mk V A L t Liberal Arts Sophomores ARNOLD BLOSTEIN Cleveland Heights, Ohio TOM BRAME Chicago, Illinois JAMES A. BOOS Huron, Ohio CHERIE BOZARTH Ada, Ohio BILL BROOKS Ada, Ohio GEORGE B CLARK Chatham, New Jersey JERROLD CRAMER Alger, Ohio BRUCE BROWN Ada, Ohio DENNIS BROWN Wadsworth, Ohio KAREN BURNS Wellsville, Ohio WIN COOPER North Canton, Ohio BECKY CULP Ridgeway, Ohio RICHARD COSLER Clayton, Ohio MARK E. DELANEY Lima, Ohio JOHN DEWITT Greenwich, Chio JOHN DOBNICKER Ada, Ohio CONNIE DOEBEL Findlay, Ohio JOHN DALEY Waynesfield, Ohio JAMES B DAVIS W. Richfield, Ohio PAT DAVIS Wapakoneta, Ohio KAREN DORCHESTER TOM DORMAN BRUCE DREFFER JANICE EASTMAN Marcellus,New York Mt. Cory, Ohio Lima, Ohio York Center, Ohio SUSAN ELBERTY CHARLES ELLIS EDWIN ELLIS ROBERT EMMER Maplewood, New Jersey Delphos Ohio 94 Norwalk, Ohio Poughkeepsie, New York Liberal Arts Sophomores DAVID EMRICK Cridersville,Ohio KAREN EVANS Vaughnsville, Ohio MARILYN EVANS Warren, Ohio FRED FE1CHTER Harpster, Ohio MICHAEL FAILOR Ada, Ohio JACK FIELDS Kenton, Ohio JOHN C. FILKINS Bloomfield Hills, Michigan EILEEN FISCHBACH New Bremen, Ohio SUSAN FOBES Pepper Pike, Ohio PATRICIA FOOTE Oberlin, Ohio THEODORE FOWLER Richwood, Ohio KAREN FREY Bucyrus, Ohio GINGER GABRIEL Medina, Ohio GARY GEHM Lima, Ohio SHELDON GALFUNT Rockaway,New York MARV GILLSON Mt. Gilead, Ohio KENNETH GERBER Cleveland, Ohio KENNETH GERDEMAN Fort Jennings, Ohio SANDY GIRESI Brooklyn, New York DOUG GRAHAM Spencerville. Ohio CHARLES GREENAWALD Wooster, Ohio RICHARD GUYTON Lima, Ohio HARVEY HANNA Hudson, Ohio TOM HALLBAUER Mentor, Ohio BOB HALL Middletown, Ohio CRAIG HALLIWILL Medina, Ohio DAVE HEPNER Arcanum, Ohio DOROTHEA HAYS Carrollton, Ohio CHRIS HANSEN Granville, Ohio DAVID HARPER Toledo, Ohio ' rvyi Liberal Arts Sophomores DONNA HERR Beaverdam, Ohio LYNN HIRSCHFELD New Bremen, Ohio DAVE HODOUS Cleveland, Ohio JOHN HIMLER Lima, Ohio GAIL HOEFER Geneva, Ohio MARTIN HOEMME Ten fly, New Jersey JANET HOLBROOK Kenton, Ohio SHARLENE HORN Forest, Ohio JOHN HOSACK Sidney, Ohio MATEUS P INGLES Angola, West Africa DON HOSTETLER Middlefield, Ohio NANCY HURLEY Amsterdam, New York LESTER G. JONES Harrisburg, Pennsylvania JEFF KATZENMEYER Bay Village, Ohio STAN KAISER Edon, Ohio r miHrm 4 1 JOAN KELBLE Berlin Heights, Ohio GWEN KEITH Ada, Ohio TOM KAUFFMAN Bellefontaine, Ohio KATHIE KLEIFELD Willoughby, Ohio KAREN KELLEY Chillicothe, Ohio THEODORA KISSELL Columbus Grove, Ohio JERRY KILPATRICK Lima, Ohio JAMES LEARY Bronxville, New York MIKE KOBILARCSIK Manchester, New Hampshire BILL LEEDY Englewood, Ohio JAMES LEACH Litchfield, Ohio CAROL LIBER Lakewood, Ohio JOE McELROY Carrollton, Ohio JAMES L. LONG Lima, Ohio GENE LOVETT West Liberty, Ohio Liberal Arts Sophomores marty McGinnis Solon. Chio MARY McGRAW Middletown. Ohio MARY McCLOSKEY East Pa lestine. Ohio RUTH ANN McKIRAHAN Naples, Florida DALE MADISON Dunkirk, Ohio CHARLES McMASTERS Steubenville.Chio ANITA SUE McNEAL Ada, Chio KAREN MARTIN Ada. Ohio SUE MARTIN Ada, Ohio ED MAURER Bloomdale, Ohio JUDY MAURER Kettersville.Ohio VIRGINIA MAXWELL Cincinnati, Ohio MARILYN MEADE Jefferson, Ohio CHARLES MENTAL Mentor, Ohio HARRIET MEIER Cincinnati, Ohio BETTE MILLER Spencerville,Ohio GERALD MEYER Tiffin, Ohio EDWARD MILKREIT Lima, Ohio EARL NELSON Bellefontaine, Ohio JUDITH MOYER Canton, Ohio MURIEL MULDER Greenville, Ohio WILLIAM MUTCHLER Euclid, Ohio CAROL OHL New York City, New York MARSHA NICASTRO Sharon, Pennsylvania MICHAEL NELSON McGuffey, Ohio BOB NEUBRAND Dallas, Texas i m l ■ ¥ f f 9 m 5? ’� viz? ' . - r ?W I 4 y ■ . , I L: |Vi I ' jj ■fa f jffi V 1 Liberal Arts Sophomores DALE ONDERAK Barberton, Ohio CHARLES D. OPDYCKE Bryan, Ohio MIKE OHL Painesville, Ohio MAXINE OVERLA Englewood, Ohio DANIEL OVERLY Dayton, Ohio THERESA PATTERSON Dennison, Ohio ROBERT PARTINGTON Sidney, Ohio KAREN PAYNE Leipsic, Ohio DAVID, PEES Dola, Ohio JUDI PFEIFFER Kenton, Ohio MARIE PLUMMER Ada, Ohio GAIL POYER Berlin Heights, Ohio BRUCE RABE Hamler, Ohio MICHAEL PRATT Marion, Ohio LARRY PURKEY Richmond, Ohio Bl E . r m 1 , ,ir J ' ¥ ' M ' r W WUt wM 1 ‘iK sth ; f, THEODORE RATH Cleveland, Ohio ROBERT RAUSCH Dover, Ohio JACQUELYN REDICK Spencerville, Ohio BRUCE RELINE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania LEE REPASSY Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania WILSON RICK East Cleveland, Ohio SUE RICKETTS Cambridge, Ohio PATRICIA ROBINSON Dover, Ohio RICHARD ROGERS Toronto, Ohio BARRY RYDELL Bronxville, New York KEITH RUMPLER Lorain, Ohio NICHOLAS SAKATOS Union, New Jersey JOHN SANDUSKY Columbus, Ohio ROBERT SCHAFFER Barberton, Ohio CARL SAL1ERNO New York City, New York LLOYD SCHICK Ada, Ohio JUDY SHEPHERD Ada, Ohio MARTHA SMITH Wapakoneta, Ohio BETTY SCHULZ Cincinnati, Ohio DELBERT SHINN Lima, Ohio LARRY SNYDER Bremen, Ohio INEZ STAUCH Rittman, Ohio DON STOCK Canfield, Ohio Liberal Arts Sophomores MARIE SCHWABEROW LYNNE SEYBOTH St. Marys, Ohio Beaver, Pennsylvania MARK SINDERS Lima, Ohio LEROY SLEESMAN Edgerton, Ohio SALLY SNYDER Dayton, Ohio WILLIAM STALL Leipsic, Ohio WILLIAM STONER Coshocton, Ohio 103 CHERYL STROUSS Piqua, Ohio FRANCIS STUART Spencer, Ohio GERALD STUART West Liberty, Ohio RICHARD SUNMAN Vermilion, Ohio BILL STULL Fremont, Ohio BRON THOMAS Barberton, Ohio HESTER THORBURN Lima, Ohio BETTE TRENTMAN Lima, Ohio WARREN TRYON Groton, Connecticut FRED VALENTINO Bridgeville, Pennsylvania GARY TODD Marion, Ohio CHARLES VAN FOSSEN Croton, Ohio ALLYN WAGNER Niagara Falls, New York DAVE WALULIK Steubenville, Ohio GARY WAGNER Ada, Ohio m i Eitfa v - 8 ,4 , Jl m V fi SJ1 7 J - r 1 _ SwtSiiar • l i Liberal Arts Sophomores KATHERINE WALZER HALLEY WEAVER JANET WEMMER EDITH WEST Bay Village, Ohio Perry, Ohio Lima, Ohio Springfield, Ohio JUDITH WHITE JOHN WIELAND JOHN WILEY STEPHEN WILLIAMS Lima, Ohio Garfield Heights, Ohio Celina, Ohio Port Washington, N. Y. GARY WINGER New Wilmington, Pa. V CONNIE WOESSNER Bowling Green, Ohio CARL WRIGHT Pelham, New York RUTH ANN WRIGHT Kenton, Ohio MICHAEL WYNN Carrollton, Ohio KENNETH YASCH Cleveland, Ohio MICHAEL ZUERCHER Wooster, Ohio JAMES ALEXANDER Amherst, Ohio PETE ALFRED Cleveland, Ohio RITA ADAMS Belpre, Ohio DENNIS ADKINS East Liverpool, Ohio JOYCE BAKER Marengo, Ohio JOHN BALSLEY Painesville, Ohio GEORGE ARNOLD Somerset, Ohio TWYLA AUGSBURGER Bluffton, Ohio GORDON BLACK Canton, Ohio JUDY BAYER Mt. Gilead, Ohio RICK BANNING Kinsman, Ohio DAVID BARCLAY Zanesville, Ohio JUDY BRAUTIGAN Sidney, Ohio JANICE BREWER Lynn, Indiana DICK BLANK Lima, Ohio VIRGINIA BLAUSER Medway, Ohio 1 Liberal Arts Freshmen JUDY CANNON South Euclid, Ohio SAMUEL BREWER Albany, New York EDWARD BRIDGEMAN Cincinnati, Ohio LYNN BURROUGHS Metamora, Ohio ANN COCHENSPARGER LaFayette, Ohio DON CAPLEA Louisville, Ohio DONALD CLEVENGER Shelby, Ohio JEANNIE CLINE Lima, Ohio JOHN COLE Medway, Ohio JUDY COCHRAN Sycamore, Ohio JANET COLE Parma, Ohio JOANNE COLE Worthington, Ohio PAUL DELAET Houston, Ohio WILLIAM COX Willoughby, Ohio SUE DARLING St. Clair Shores, Mich, MARGARET CRAIG Middlefield, Ohio DON FICKES Jeromesville.Ohio MARY ENGLISH Ada, Ohio R. KIM ESAREY Lima, Ohio KAREN ETTER Dupont, Ohio RICHARD FOX Mt. Vernon, Ohio GARY FINKE Oak Harbor, Ohio THOMAS FLOWER Struthers, Ohio JUDY FOSTER Rome, New York EUGENE GELFAND Farrell, Pennsylvania 11 Lv _ 1 — wSft’m ♦. fitfto v i ..V •. CHARLES GAMBLE WILLIAM GARDINER DAVID GARRITY Watertown, New York Indianapolis, Indiana Granville, Ohio ■ 4 ' ■ KATHLEEN GLINES MIKE GILL MARTY GIPPLE JANET GLASS Youngstown, Ohio Canton, Quo Columbus, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Liberal Arts Freshmen JOHN HANCOCK Ada, Ohio GERALD HALL Chesterland, Ohio DORIANNE GOETZ Long Island, New York EDGAR HALDEMAN Phoenixville, Pennsylvania GARY HARMON Lima, Ohio STEVE HANDY Cresskill,New Jersey CAROLYN HANNA Mt. Cory, Ohio RONALD HARBERT Canton, Ohio CAROL JEAN HEDGES Radnor, Ohio RAYMOND HARRIS Kenton, Ohio WY HAUENSTE1N Ada, Ohio STEVE HATCHER Kenton, Ohio PAT HORNER North Olmsted, Ohio MARTHA HOLDER Meadville, Pennsylvania JUD HEELEY Painesville,Ohio JOHN HOODY Lima, Ohio RICHARD HUHN Westerville, Ohio THOMAS HOWE New Knoxville, Ohio LARRY JOHNSON Canton, Ohio ALAN JOHNSTON Findlay, Ohio LUANN JACKSON Mount Sterling, Ohio TED JARVIS East Liverpool, Ohio SANDRA KLINGER Vandalia, Ohio PHYLLIS KOCH Martins Ferry, Ohio RICHARD KING Bellefontaine, Ohio PEPPER JONES N. Merrick, New York JILL JOLLY Cincinnati, Ohio JOY KRIEGER Cleveland, Ohio MILES KRISTMAN Cedarhurst, New York MARSHA KRECHOVITZ Phoenixville, Pennsylvania CHARLES KRAUSS Neptune, New Jersey ft i SSL Liberal Arts Freshmen MATHEW KUNNAPPILLY India ROBERT KRITZLER Dola, Ohio MACK KRUSE New Knoxville, Ohio ROBERT KRZYS Youngstown, Ohio PAUL LAVIGNE Manchester, New Hampshire JAMES LANDI Edgewater, New Jersey WILLIAM LAUDICK Delphos, Ohio GEORGE LANAGAN Findlay, Ohio PRISCILLA McGEE Thompson, Ohio JANET LYTLE Bellefontaine, Ohio paul McFarland H amilton, Ohio judy McFarland Ada, Ohio m j r ' L 11 k f [31 M ■ Jpm 7 X3g ' 4 W BECKY LLOYD N. Baltimore, Ohio SHARON LAWRENCE Wickliffe, Ohio CATHY LEPHART Columbus, Ohio PAT LIN HAM Mansfield, Ohio KAROL MARTIN Ada, Ohio OTHA MANCHESTER Waynesfield, Ohio MARILYN MARSHALL Newcomerstown, Ohio RITA McINTIRE Xenia, Ohio DAVID MEHAKO Sharpsville, Pennsylvania JOHN MATTER Lima, Ohio BEVERLY MEEKS Continental, Ohio CHARLES MASON Frazeysburg, Ohio ESTELL PARSELL Forest, Ohio BART PARENT Rochester, New York SHIRLEY OSMAN Salina, Kansas JERALD OLDS Edgerton, Ohio WARREN OBERT Cleveland, Ohio A m y : A I _i Liberal Arts Freshmen JO ANN RICE Greenwich, Ohio JOYCE PATTERSON Lakewood, Ohio SUE PATTERSON Wooster, Ohio STEVE PERL Westbury, New York CHERYL ROBINSON LaFayette, Ohio DENNY RAUBENOLT Ashland, Chin SUSAN REID Rootstown, Ohio EMMA JO POTH Navarre, Ohio GARRY ROBBINS Trotwood, Ohio RICHARD PIECZARKA Agawam, Massachusetts PETE POLAK.OFF Union, New Jersey BARBARA RIDENOUR Alexandria, Virginia TERRY ROAN Massillon, Ohio ROBERT READLER Pontiac, Michigan ;V r ’ r V PAUL ROPER Marion, Ohio PHILIP ROSSMAN Franklin, Ohio WARREN RUMBLE Lyndonville, New York DAVID SANDER Ravenna, Ohio SHARON SCHAFER Monroeville, Ohio CAROL SCHIEMANN Wickliffe, Ohio JIM SCOWDEN Mercer, Pennsylvania JIM SCHULTE Delphos, Ohio MARSHA SEEGER New Springfield, Ohio JAMES SEITZ Leipsic, Ohio JON SHAFER Continental, Ohio RUTH SILLERY Kettering, Ohio JAMES SMITH Euclid, Ohio MICHAEL SMITH Canton, Ohio WILLIAM SNIDER Columbus Grove, Ohio ARLENE SNOOK Williamstown, Ohio BOB STORCH Hillsdale, Michigan RICK STOSE Prospect, Ohio . L .••••• ...1 ! M JB 1 GLYNN WARD Springfield, Ohio GARY WEARS Dayton, Ohio BARB TURNER Ashtabula, Ohio JOHN WEBER Rockville, Connecticut JANET WELLS Canton, Ohio DENNY WESTHOEFER Canton, Ohio SHEILA WESELI Vaughnsville, Ohio DENNIS WHITE Tiltonsville, Ohio DAVID WILSON Ironton, Ohio CAROL WINEGARDNER Belle Center, Ohio HOWARD WHITE Lima, Ohio JUDITH WOOD Lorain, Ohio ARTHUR QUENTIN YOUNG Ada, Ohio ROGER WOOD Hudson, Ohio DAN YOCHHEIM Marshallville, Ohio JIM TREHERNE Englewood, Ohio ■ r 1 jr ' • C ' w.. It X r ALBERT JAMES DENEKE, JR Dayton, Ohio DONALD L BERAN Parma, Ohio RAMON D. FOLTZ Cairo, Ohio JOSEPH FLORES Toledo, Ohio RONALD E. HADLEY Beliefontaine, Ohio TED R. HOWARD Pemherville, Ohio JAMES A. HUTTON Ft. Wayne, Zndiana CHARLES WILLIAM JAMESON Adrian, Michigan ROBERT L. MORRIS Greenville, Ohio JOHN T. MOYER Barberton. Ohio DAVID PATTERSON JOSEPH G. PREST Willoughby. Ohio Follansbee. W. Va. JACK P. REYNARD, JR. Springfield. Ohio NINO A. SFF.RRELLA HENRY E. SHAW, JR. Steubenville. Ohio Derry. Pa. TRACY BOLESKY Mansfield, Ohio GERALD D AMBROSIO Niagara Falls, New York RICHARD HOLE JAMES KILL Greenville,Ohio Lima, Ohio JOHN MASCIO WM. PATRICK MURRAY Steubenville, Ohio Sandusky, Ohio BOB DOYLE Mineral Ridge, Ohio DOMINIC LEFOER Youngstown, Ohio TED SAWYER A. ROBERT STE1SKAL Crestline, Ohio Youngstown, Ohio H. ANN TUDOR PAUL DEAN WALTMAN Kenton, Ohio Millersburg,Ohio FRANK REINHEIMER Port Clinton, Ohio Law Juniors Law Freshmen LEO CANALES Cleveland, Ohio THOMAS FRANK BRYANT ROBERT CHAPON HARRY FAULKNER Sidney, Ohio Findlay, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio JOHN T. DAVIDSON Ada, Ohio JOSEPH CLARK Fairfield, Ohio ROBERT DEITZEL Camp Hill, Pennsylvania RICHARD GOLDMAN Auburn, New York ROBERT GOLDMAN Auburn, New York GARY HERMON Lima, Ohio JEFFREY L. KOCIAN Lakewood, Ohio GILBERT LAWRENCE KRONE Martins Ferry, Ohio JOHN LAWRENCE Bellefontaine, Ohio ROBERT LEELE Rocky River, Ohio MICHAEL LUSIGNAN Mansfield, Ohio GARY McKINLEY Richwood, Ohio JAN McNEAL Ada, Ohio B jK _i Law Freshmen WILLIAM PEPPLER Muskegon, Michigan M. DAVID REID Dayton, Ohio MARILYN NEWMAN Coldwater, Ohio CHARLES ROBINSON Mansfield, Ohio RICHARD SPEER Sandusky, Ohio ROGER RENWICK Mansfield, Ohio RICHARD WENNES Sandusky, Ohio ROBERT THOMPSON J. ABE WHITNEY Warren, Ohio Ada, Ohio 121 JOSEPH CIAVARELLA Youngstown, Ohio GERALD CAPAK Warren, Ohio ROBERT CLADY Bucyrus. Ohio WILLIAM GREEN Shadyside,Ohio JULIUS FUNARI St. Clairsville, Ohio JAMES KRONER Youngstown, Ohio JOHN McKEE Dayton, Ohio CHARLES LOMBARDO Dover, Ohio WILLIAM ORR Barberton, Ohio ALLAN SCHWARTZ Cleveland Heights, Ohio DAVID SCHMID Zanesville, Ohio ROSS C. SPINNING II Fairborn, Ohio GERALD STRINGFFLLOW Orrville, Ohio WILLIAM TUCKER Waynesfield, Ohio GEORGE VASILION Canton, Ohio STEVE VAVRO Butler, Pennsylvania LAW RENCE WEISS Hebron, Ohio 123 STEVE ZAGOREOS Mercerville,New Jersey STEVEN CARIN Elyria, Ohio CURTIS RICHARD CLINE Chillicothe, Ohio GERALD CLOUSE Wooster, Ohio ROBERT COCHRAN Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio TIM FAIR Millersburg, Ohio NEIL FRASCA JERRY GINSBERG DAVID HARTONG Niles, Ohio Bloomfield, New Jersey Massillon, Ohio 124 Pharmacy Juniors TOM HOBAN Sharpsville, Pennsylvania DAVID HYTREE Painesville, Ohio JOHN KAISER Norwalk, Ohio DENISE LAPP Warren, Ohio LOUISE LAUCK Kent, Ohio JOEL LEFKOWITZ Lyndhursl, Ohio ROBERT McCURDY Fairfield, Iowa DON MIGLIORE Midland, Pennsylvania Pharmacy Juniors . 1 V l£, ' r ,.V � V. ' ’ : V i ‘� ‘?’■ ' . -V . - If Jtj W i ' W 0L ' L - jJ 1 _w_1 VAUGHN BOLLARD Linesville, Pennsylvania WILLIAM CALVERT Ottawa Lake, Michigan DIANNE COLE Fremont, Ohio MARY LOU CURREN East Liverpool, Ohio JERRY DURST Clayton, Ohio DONALD BAI R Fairview Park, Ohio Pharmacy Sophomores EUGENE BOCKRATH Columbus Grove, Ohio V. DENNIS FRANKS Parma, Ohio Pharmacy Sophomores ANN ELIZABETH HURST Ashland, Ohio RAY A. JONES Fairborn, Ohio JOSEPH M. KIME Akron, Ohio PAMELA KING Malvern, Ohio WARREN KRAMER Wadsworth, Ohio MARY ELEANOR McNALLY Zanesville, Ohio 128 STEPHEN P. MOLINARI Greenville, Ohio LINDA J. PAQUIN North Canton, Ohio Don liaur balancing weights in lab Pharmacy Freshmen Steve Molinari COLIN BAYLISS Barberton, Ohio DONALD BERLIN Canfield, Ohio ALAN BOOK.STABER Fairlawn, New Jersey ROGER C. BLAKE Dayton, Ohio j I W jW 1 w ' aflr 1 w 1 f W 1 [ m _ ft MICHAEL BROWN Flushing, Ohio ROBERT D. BUSHEY Shiloh, Ohio DAVID BUTLER Lima, Ohio W ILLIAM T. FERRI Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania PAM HUNTER Piqua, Ohio- LARRY JOHNSTON East Liverpool, Ohio NANCY ANN KEELY W ' est Liberty, Ohio DONALD KEEN Clark ' s Summit, Pennsylvania s Pharmacy Freshmen PEG MARCHAL Greenville, Ohio PAT LARICK Jamestown, Ohio WILLIAM J McCLURE Carlisle, Pennsylvania ENGINEERING 32 KEN E. ARTMAN Civil Kinsman, Ohio THOMAS BAKER JAMES D. BASINGER Mechanical Electrical Willoughby, Ohio Columbus Grove, Ohio PAUL E. BAUER DAVID BEERS EARNEST BREECE LAWRENCE CHAMBERLAIN Civil Mechanical Electrical Civil Crestline, Ohio Centerport, New York Marion, Ohio Bay Village, Ohio MURRAY W. DAVIS Electrical Lake view, Ohio FOSTER L. EDENS Electrical Lebanon, Ohio 133 RONALD E. GERDEMAN Civil Ottawa, Ohio DALE H. GRIFFEY Electrical Conneaut, Ohio RAY A. HARTMAN Electrical Elyria, Ohio FRED L. HENRY Civil Bluffton, Ohio STEVEN H1NDALL Civil Ada, Ohio RICHARD C. HOLLAR Electrical Elida, Ohio VERN HUGHES Civil Marseilles, Ohio RAM SWARUP JINDAL Civil Punjab, India CHARLES G. LAWTON Electrical Elyria, Ohio KINTY LIN Electrical Taiwan, Republic of China WESLEY NEFF Mechanical Canton, Ohio LARRY NISWANDER Mechanical Columbus Grove, Ohio DAVID L. METZKER Civil Findlay, Ohio DAVID A. MILLER Electrical LaRue, Ohio Engineering Seniors MARK P. OFWONA Civil Kenya, East Africa LARRY D. REICHENBACH Mechanical Durham, N. Carolina EVAN RICHARDS Electrical Shelby, Ohio DAVID A. ROSSI Mechanical Litchfield, Connecticut RICHARD W. ROUTH Mechanical Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio ROBERT D. SMITH Electrical Kenton, Ohio JOUSEF K. SHUHAIBAR Civil Kuwait City, Kuwait WILLIAM W. SAWVEL Electrical Findlay, Ohio ALAN WEHMAN Electrical Grafton, Ohio TED WHITACRE Electrical Webster, New York RALPH WICKSTROM Electrical Elnora, New York GERALD L. WILCOX Civil Willard, Ohio GERALD MILLER Sandusky, Ohio GEORGE H. PERSON Uniontown, Pennsylvania Fi tiSt T ' ttnkwr ■ WMM jm Engineering Sophomores BRADFORD G. CLARK Solon, Ohio GEORGE COY Chappaqua, New York LARRY E. CRONKLETON West Mansfield, Ohio DAVID A. DAVIS Phillipsburg, Ohio GEOFFREY DICK Cleveland, Ohio ANDREW N. DIMAKIS Athens, Greece CHARLES ECKERT Columbus, Ohio KEN DISHOP Napoleon, Ohio DAVID C. ESTILL CHARLES FREIDNER Conneaut, Ohio RON FARLEMAN Chagrin Falls, Ohio JAMES FRY Toledo, Ohio 138 Engineering Sophomores DANNIE GRUBB Springfield, Ohio DANIEL FUCCELLA Yonkers, New York LESTER GILFILLEN Sidney, Ohio DAVID HULTON Y oungstown, Ohio LIONEL HIGLEY Findlay, Ohio JAMES HUDSON Bucyrus, Ohio LYNDEN D LEE Dayton, Ohio 1 7 t w k 4 CHARLES. KEITH JOHN KIRTLAND Evanston, Illinois Lima, Ohio 139 THOMAS LEONARDIS Keyport, New Jersey WILLIAM LIVEZEY Reading, Pennsylvania RICHARD LYBARGER Millburv, Ohio LLOYD F. MARTIN Fayetteville, New York LLOYD MATHWIG Lima, Ohio LLOYD MATTSON Brecksville, Ohio DOUGLAS MORGAN Amityville, New York BOB MORTON East Canton, Ohio r 31 It ' ■ 7 c j n Sophomores RICHARD OPPER Chardon, Ohio EUGENE PARKISON Mansfield, Ohio o PAUL PATTERSON Barberton, Ohio ROBERT RAIMONDI Leetsdale, Pennsylvania RICHARD RHODES Indian Lake, Ohio GARY RICHARDS Kenton, Ohio GENE M. ROBINSON New Castle, Pennsylvania CHARLES SCHIFF Pleasantville, Ohio PHILLIP LEE ROUSH Marion, Ohio Engineering Sophomores JERRY SPYKER Lima, Ohio ROBERT SUTHERLAND Kenton, Ohio JIM THOMPSON Snyder, New York JIM WILSON Sewickley, Pennsylvania HOWARD VAN ORMAN Canton, Ohio J 1 I ' , S I T JACK SCHULZ Berlin Heights, Ohio CURT SILLMAN Piqua, Ohio jhu PAUL SMITHBF.RGER Canton. Ohio MARK VOGT Massillon, Ohio Engineering Freshmen ABDULLA AL-QUANDI Kuwait City, Kuwait ROGER BEJCEK Brecksville, Ohio DOUG BOGGS Canton, Ohio Westport, Connecticut Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania THOMAS D’ANGELO Teaneck, New Jersey JORGE ECHEVERR1A San Salvador KEN FLICK Bedford, Ohio EDWARD ERBACHER New London, Ohio RONNY FRISCO Falls, Pennsylvania WILLIAM BRYSON Bedford, Ohio : mm uhPSr ) FREDERICK GRAFF Oberlin, Ohio IDUARDO GUTIERREZ Maracaibo, Venezuela NORMAN HANKS Conneaut, Ohio 143 WILLIAM HESS Ada, Ohio PAUL KERR Mamaroneck, New York PAUL HITTLE Fredonia, Pennsylvania FRANK KLINGSHIRN Avon Lake, Ohio DENNIS LAWRENCE Perry, Ohio JOHN KUBALAK Joflre, Pennsylvania JOHN LOEFFLER Cleveland, Ohio EDMUND LONG Uhrichsville, Ohio EDWIN LONGBRAKE Marysville, Ohio DONALD MacGREGOR Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania LAWRENCE MACK Chagrin Falls, Ohio JEROME McDANIEL Windham, Ohio DAVE MAUE Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania larry McCullough Dalton, Ohio jack McGovern Greenwich, Connecticut ROBERT MENG Jackson, Ohio HAL MEEDER Mars, Pennsylvania LAWRENCE MIGA Circleville, Ohio TERRY MUSKOFF Navarre, Ohio DAVID MILLER Belle Mead , New Jersey DARRELL NEUENSCHWANDER Ottawa, Chio JAMES MICHAEL SMALLEY Nevada, Ohio WAYNE PHILLIPS Bellevue, Ohio WAYNE SCHUETZ High Bridge, New Jersey PAUL SOLIDAY Lancaster, Ohio JOHN M. TRAXLER Carey, Ohio ALAN WINCHELL Burton, Ohio BILL THOMPSON Pennsville, New Jersey SOCIAL ACTIVITIES UNDER MILKWOOD The Cast: Omar Dajani, Judy Cassady, Jane VVoodhull, Bruce Dreffer, Steve Milby, Pat Jones, Margot Morstatter, Ed Maurer, Craig Halliwil). The theatre division of the English department is responsible for the theatrical presentations each year. Working in close correlation with Northern Players and Theta Alpha Phi and under the direction of Betty J. Bartlett, the majors within this department strive to produce and present worthwhile plays to the student body. Miracle Worker and Under Milkwood were the spring quarter presentations. Androcles and the Lion was presented fall quarter and during the Homecoming celebration. Servant of Two Masters was the lab pro¬ duction directed by Ron Myers as his senior project; this was the first winter quarter play. Macbeth , pre¬ sented during winter quarter, was the major production for the year. ONU’s thespians traveled to many area schools to present Red Shoes, the annual “kiddie” show, during fall and winter quarters. The theatre draws from many areas for crews and actors, representing the entire university, faculty and students alike, in many productions. Omar Dajani, Judy Cassady, Ed Maurer. 148 HIHWBiiWWl9IH ' S)tlMWiMWW K imvr , mi Theatre Tommie, ANDROCLES AND THE LION Bruce Dungan, “Androcles, and “Tommie,” with Pete Freas, the Em peror, looking on. Curtain Call, The Cast MACBETH The Globe ' Winifred Ainslee, Lady Macbeth The performance of Macbeth, marking the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare, was the major Winter Quarter theatre production at ONU. Directed by ONU Theatre Director Miss Betty Bartlett, the play cast included students, faculty, faculty wives, and ad¬ ministrators in addition to the four New York profes¬ sionals—Moultrie Patten, Winifred Ainslee, Angus Cairns, and Richard Lederer. The set, designed by James Ruef, instructor in speech and theatre, is believed to be the only replica of the Globe Theatre in Ohio. This set was built for a more historically correct atmosphere and provided var¬ ious levels for action. It was built and erected through the combined efforts of ONU Maintenance, members of the theatre department, and students in theatre work¬ shop. “Standing Room Only” prevailed in Lehr Audito¬ rium during the five performances. Through the com¬ bined efforts of Director Bartlett and her cast and crews, this production was deemed both profound and praise-worthy by most theatre-goers of the area and the campus. SHAKESPEARE NIGHT Celebrating “TheBard ' s 400th ” The preparations for the serving . . . The Archbishop (BillTempel) and the Queen (ToniBrewster) preside over the repast. The serving begins . . . The Tumblers perform. Omar Dajani and Penny Pogany in a take-off from “Macbeth. The serving of the main course ' it I 1 1 A r y y ■ 1 J JL 7$ ‘ ' ‘In S ” jMSlm P - m gt • ' ■ jr 9 k? , U lUjftjf- v y|H r Kappa Psi, Winning Float ! ng Float A Ipha X i Della Float Sigma Phi Epsilon Float 4| ™ • j t . , ' ■) • - V : MI 1 -r [j f 155 ■nil Phi Mu Delta Float Alph a Sigma Phi Float D. Cole, D. Broshes, P. Evans Alpha Xi Delta Ohio Society of Professional Engineers’ Float Engineering Independent Entry M. Overmyer and P. Hickernell Z.T.A. ■Jr.- a a ' , £L3 g. , jM ; ' M A rn Mr 4 Jm - - 1 9 W Dancing to the Music of the Modernette Chuck Drown receives the Winning Fraternity Float Trophy — KappaPsi Patty Hickernell receives the Winning Float Trophy — Z. T. A. Alpha Sig’s, with Norris up. Winners of the Fraternity Bicycle Race Pat Patterson, Alpha Xi, Winner of the Rolling-Pin-Throwing Contest Delta Zeta, Competing in Tug-of-war Gay Gardner, Sue Grubaugh,Mary Ann Krieger, Contestants in the Pie-Eating Contest Fraternity Men Drinking. .. from Baby Bottles? Independent Men, Tug-of-war Zeta Tan Alpha, Tug-of-war Chug-a-Lug! The Tricycle Race begins v l +j AJ May Day--1963 VICKI CARR, Della Zeta, Queen JOE CLARK, Phi Mu Della, King LOUISE LAUCK Della Zeta, Junior Attendant SUZANNE SCOTT Alpha Xi Della, Sophomore Attendant ia GRACE GABRIEL Della Zeta, Freshman Attendant Awaiting Baccalaureate Entrance President F. Bringle McIntosh, Commencement BACCALAUREATE AND COMMENCEMENT 1963 Baccalaureate and Commencement of 1963 were held June 2 in Lehr Auditorium and Taft Gymnasium, respectively. Two hundred eighty seniors received their degrees at this time, and five honorary degrees were given to Ronald Weber, Robert Hileman Lee, Philip Ebeling, Anthony J. Celebrezze, and the Reverend Paul J. Acker. The Reverend Paul J. Acker delivered the sermon for Baccalaureate, entitled One Life to Live. The Commencement address was given by Secretary of the United States Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Anthony J. Celebrezze. Eight graduates were noted for high distinction (3.6 average), and twenty-two graduated with dis¬ tinction (3.3 average). The College of Liberal Arts graduated 124; Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy de¬ grees went to 70; 34 graduates represented the College of Engineering; and 17 received Bachelor of Law degrees. Anthony J. Celebrezze, Commencement Speaker Significant of the Bestowal of Academic Degrees a •� p ... .. % £ « r 4 .Mi 163 RICHARD DYER-BENNET HUNGARIAN STRING QUARTET 164 Laura Armstrong, ■ Hr ■ 1 HAIRY j. 1 —— F; •■,- ¥ iwflH; 11 Homecoming Queen—1963 HOMECOMING-1963 166 Homecoming Samira Bidlack, Zeta Tau Alpha Suann Clauss, Alpha Xi Della « !f nmm Phi Kappa Theta, Winning Frat Independent Winners The Court Views Half-Time Presentation Cross-Country Race with Ashland Begins: ONV Victorious Announcement of Returning N-Men 1 3 ft !1 1 1 u V ■ 1 STW1V b 1 ? w 4 Jf 1 -- v - t ' .i v. ' - ' ty-t m ik. V h ) H( •VJH.il $kr£ d r - _ 2 ' .VaJ SOUKUS ® §p§ fM w, 3 j t ;.; «r .. ' 4 m � m HIM ‘Iw tlm Si irWy HI KY E ' - ' ;ioF� .Mv’i ' :. ' 1 t-aMlK wBfwfvft ‘1 JlBr 4; JmTL ! ' % -■ r SS v � • — i ®il i£ 2gg � s i . JJMpf jfi ■■s.m BE FIVER Terry Keiser accepts the Puslimubile Trophy from Joe Ciminillo for the Sig Eps i hH Homecoming The Court enjoying Half-Time Ceremonies Phi Kappa Theta, Winning Fraternity Decorations I.aura addresses the student body at the pep rally Moorman Annex, Independent Decoration Contender ' ' J ft S. Braun, A.E.Pi; C. Cleary, Sigma Pi; N. Robart, Della Sigma Plii: R. Lejsek, Sigma Phi Epsilon; V. Carr, Kappa Psi; M. Schlimme, Phi Kappa Theta: J. Geyer, Phi Mu Della: P. Whittington, Alpha Sigma Phi. I.F.C. BALL Regina Lejsek, I.F.C. Queen, 1963 174 GREEK WEEKEND-1964 Faculty-Sorority All-stars Basketball Game Fraternity-Browns Basketball Game 175 Queen Slieila anti Her Sorority Sisters — Z. T. A The Presentation of the Trophy 176 Buddy Morrow and Ms “Night-Train” Band Sheila Donnacliie, I.F.C. Queen, and Her Escort, Bill Shelton CHORAL CABARET Jim Hardin, Susan Elberly, and Richard Rogers Mary Sue Robinson K ' X” mmm H . —■ L ;■«,] i? A flV ' -$«• . - . Mli Art Jackson The Skaters ' Waltz Gerry Stuart and Ms Dummy, Herbie The Men’s Chorus The Unsquare Square Dance ----- Dr. McIntosh addresses the students RELIGION The religious program on campus consists, in the largest part, of Tuesday assemblies, based on religious topics, and Thursday chapel programs, cf a religious nature, which the students are required to attend at least once a week. Under the direction of Dr. James Udy, with music supplied by the ONU Chorus-Choir, the chapel program furthers the University’s goal of graduating students imbued with Christian ideals and inspired with a desire to contribute to the good of mankind through achieving maximum personal and social worth. The Chapel service is non-sectarian worship, and the student as¬ semblies include informative, entertaining, and cultural programs. Religion-in-Life Week, generally held during Fall Quarter, was set back this year to Spring Quarter since Dr. Udy arrived on campus too late to organize a worthwhile program for Fall Quarter. Several religious organizations on campus supplement the program and are under the jurisdiction of the Religious Council, headed by Dr. Udy. These organizations contribute in both chapel programs and local churches of their affiliation. Scripture Reading, Dr. Udy Photo by Jim Busch, Marion, Ohio ORGANIZATIONS Seated: P. Neorr, President; D. Broshes, V. President; L. Tittle; R. Weymouth, Treasurer; P King; K. Hutchinson, Secretary; A. Miller ; C. Banbury. Row 2: M. Biddinger, K. Frey, G. Keith, T. Kissell, D. Hays, H. Meier, S. Scott, P. Stove, K. Martin, B. Liles. Row 3: P. Patterson, K. Weitz, M. Mulder, M. Robinson, L. Warren, S. Brown, A. McNeal, P. Benso. Row 4: P. Evans, D. Baker, N. Brucker, D. Cole, J. Kelble, S. Stryker, M. Schwaberow, L. Terrill, S. Martin. Row 5: S. Snyder, J. Shepherd, N. Holiday, G. Poyer, S. Clauss, K. Dorchester, N. Anspach, C. Bradford. Pat Neorr receiving the National Achievement Award from Mrs. Taylor, Past Province President Gamma Tau Chapter of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority was established at Ohio Northern University on May 16, 1959. The goal of Alpha Xi Delta is to seek to cultivate a true spirit of friendship among its members that encourages , aids, and protects its members by all hon¬ orable means during life, and maintain in all acts the highest sense of honor and duty. Fall quarter Alpha Xi Delta holds its annual all-campus dances and the Homecoming Alumnae Tea for all former Alpha Xi’s and T.K.K.’s. During winter quarter, the pledge dance and the “Winter Rose Formal” are held, and the sorority participates in Greek Sing. Alpha Xi Deltas are active participants in the May Day celebra¬ tions and sponsor a Founders’ Day Dinner and a Senior Breakfast during spring quarter. ALPHA XI DELTA Row 1: C. Hedges, S. Schafer, Secretary; E. Poth, P. Marchal, C. Lephart, K. Martin, P. Hunter. Row 2: B. Ridenour, S. Osman, President; K. Huston, B. Lloyd, G. Blauser, C. Hanna, J. Rice. Row 3; P. King, Pledge Trainer; A. Niehausmyer, V. President; K. Evans, C. Sharp, P. Linham, L. Terrill, Ass’t. Pledge Trainer. 185 Seated: K. Jones, G. Gardner, Corresponding Secretary’; R. McKirahan, Treasurer; T. Brewster; P. Purcell, President; S. Hagar; L. Forney, Recording secretary; L. Coats. Row 2: G. Miller, A. Diels, S. Doering, S. Fair, L. Lauck, K. Casto, S. Grubaugh, B. Mutschelknaus, S. Williams, E. Fischbach. Row 3: J. Keller, C. Coats, K. Herschelman, J. Adams, L. Armstrong, M. Limes, S. Stoltz, B. Terbot, S. McCullough. Row 4: C. Fusco, S. Rhoad, J. Maurer, G. Gabriel, A. Lacy, P. Davis, T. Saidleman, P. Patterson. Row 5: S. Horn, M. Meade, B. Barnes, D. Resor, S. McMillen, S. Ricketts, J. Stevens. Delta Zeta, the largest national sorority, was founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, on October 24, 1902. Zeta Kappa Chapter, established on our campus May 16, 1959, is one of 144 chapters. Delta Zeta was the first social sorority to go national on this cam¬ pus. The goals of Delta Zeta are to create lasting bonds of friendship among its sisters, to maintain high standards socially, morally, and intellectually, and to develop the abilities of its members to their highest potential. Delta Zeta participates enthusiastically in campus-wide events, stu¬ dent government, sports, and professional and honorary organiza¬ tions. This year, Delta Zeta candidates for May Day who won the elec¬ tions were Vicki Carr, Louise Lauck, and Ginger Gabriel. Laura Armstrong represented her sorority and her university as Homecom¬ ing Queen. The sorority supports a Greek boy through the Foster Parents’ plan as a local philanthropy project. 186 Row I: T. Brewster, Pledge Trainer; B. Turner, V. President; C. Winegardner, J. McFarland, M. Krechovitz, S. Ricketts, Ass ' . Pledge Trainer. Row 2: M. Overla, President; M. English, M. Nicastro, J. Cannon, L. Jackson, Secretary; J. Brewer. Row 3: A. Cochensparger, Treasurer; D. Resor, K. Kelley, J. Bayer, G. Hoefer, J. Cline. 187 Seated: V. Havens; M. Diehm; S. Cummins, Secretary; A. Hurst, V. President; S. Donnachie, President; C. Fulton, Treasurer; A. Johnson; S. Bidlack. Row 2: D. Schmidt, .S ' . Gilmore, B. Cogan, C. Parrish, V. Maxwell, D. Coleman, J. Bjork, M. Overmyer, K. Kleifeld, S. Dye Row 3: G. Moses, C. Rogers, J. Wemmer, C. Hajek, C. Wright, M. Krieger, C. Kramer, M. McGinnis, S. Giresi. Row J: J. Glass, C. Doebel, N. Hurley, P. Abbitt, C. Liber, K. Branstrom, M. Andrews, J. White, S. Fobes, M. McGraw, J. Epstein, E. West, J. Stone. 188 The Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority was founded on October 15, 1898, at Longwood College in Farmville, Virginia. The Delta Theta Chapter at Ohio Northern University received its charter on October 9, 1959, being the one-hundred-fifth chapter to be installed. There are now 109 chapters throughout the United States and Canada. Zeta Tau Alpha participates enthusiastically in campus-wide activi¬ ties, student government, sports, and professional and honorary or¬ ganizations. A weekend workshop at Indian Lake, three all-campus dances, the pledge dance, White Violet Formal, and mother-daughter banquet make up the annual Zeta-sponsored activities for its members and their friends. In addition to these sorority functions, the Zetas partici¬ pate in Homecoming and May Day activities, Greek Sing, and Cam¬ pus Chest. The girls turn their thoughts to those less fortunate and collect clothing, money, and food for the needy on “Beggars’ Night,” give to the Allen County Children’s Home, and support the Zeta Tau Alpha philanthropy—cerebral palsy. ZETA TAU ALPHA G. Havens, Pledge Mistress; C. Schiemann, J. Hosack, Secretary; R. Mclntire, Treasurer. Row 2: M. Gipple, S. Lawrence, D. Lapp, President; K. Holder, M. Marshall, V. President; B. Jones. Seated: R. Markizon; A. Bookstaber; A. Blostein, Treasurer; B. Baumoel, Master; S. Levine, Lt. Master; S. Lotzoff Scribe; S. Galfunt. Row 2: S. Moses, G. Zalbert, J. Lefkowitz, L. Major, I. Bell, E. Kahn, A. Schwartz, E. Katz. Count Basie 192 Alpha Epsilon Pi is the Jewish Fraternity on campus. This fratern¬ ity was founded at New York University in 1913, and the Kappa Chapter here at ONU was chartered in 1923. The chapter sponsors many social affairs throughout the year. This past year the fraternity was successful when they sponsored an open house during the 1963 May Day festivities. Bagles, one of the most delicious and well-known Jewish delicacies, were served, and enter¬ tainment and music were provided by a band quartet of freshman boys. Also, numerous house dances and parties, Homecoming activities honoring the alumni and a banquet for Parents’ Day highlight the activities list of the year. The chapter is also active in the I.F.C. and May Day weekends. One of the biggest affairs this year was the Winter and Spring Formals, not to mention that the fraternity had the distinction of having the famous Count Basie and his group for dinner before a concert in October. Everything is, of course, not all fun and no work. The fraternity also strives for scholastic achievement and takes an active part in religious functions on campus, thus maintaining a busy calendar school year. ALPHA EPSILON PI Row 1: D. Frames, M. Kristman, G. Gelfand, Treasurer. Row 2: G. Beim, Scribe; B. Wexler, President; L. Kolman, P. Polakoff, V. President. 193 Seated: J. Hensel, F. Merriam, D. Strahm, V. President; Mrs. L. Hubbell, Housemother; D. Jacobs, President; D. Hytree, Treasurer; G. Pidock, Secretary. Row 2: D. Rhoades, L. DeVoe, J. Hosack, M. Kobilarcsik, B. Younkman, J. Clouse, H. Weaver, J. Brenhiser, Corresponding Secretary; D. Owen, k Crabbe. Row 3: D. Eisner, D. Hansbarger, T. Parkinson, S. Pirrotta, J. Darby, H. Cole, R. Emmer, D. Hepner. Row 4: J. Olds, J. Bieleski, C. Van Fossen, L. Martin, M. Phillips, J. Schwartz, W. Crumrine, T. Rath, Z. Baker, B. Hensel. Row 5: M. Ohl, B. Stull, C. Opdycke, W. White, J. Lewis, C. Rader, T. Hartwell, R. Scaife, E. Dobranetski, L. Sleesman, D. Stock. B Norris Row I: M. Capitani, R Fox, D. Fickes. Row 2: R. Meng, R. Partington, D. Lawrence, L. Bimey, D. Blackburn. 194 ALPHA SIGMA PHI The Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity occupies the red house on the ONU campus. This fraternity was founded at Yale University on December 6, 1845, and the oldest Ohio Northern Fraternity Chapter, Gamma Alpha, has existed here since January 17, 1942. The past year the Alpha Sigs have been seen repairing and fixing up the house and also having fun with their new Collie mascot, “Augie Doggie.” Then, too, the Alpha Sigs remain quite active in several other fields. In the sports department, the Fraternity claims 11 members on the ONU Polar Bear Football team. Last May Day— 1963—the boys won first place in the annual Frat Frolics, Tug-of- War, and Bike Race. So far in the Fall and Winter sports, they have placed high in both softball and volleyball. Alpha Sigma Phi is also active in Student Council, Choir, UBOG, and has several Lima Hall Counselors. It also sponsors the Sig- Olympics, an afternoon of field events for sorority women during May Day. The chapter enjoys social activities, such as hayrides, house dances. Campus Chest, and the “Spring Talisman Rose Formal.” The dances, parties, athletics, and other social functions have served to make this past year fun, helpful, and fulfilling. 195 Seated: P. Scanlon; R Harris, Secretary; H. Ortwein, V. President; R Durbin, President; T. Hagan, Treasurer; S. Schutze. Row 2: G. Ellis, J. Robinson, C. Wright, R. Berry, D. Geyer, T. Williams, Pledge; K. Frizzell, Pledge; G. Hauser. Row 3: S. Neff, W. Naylor, Pledge; R Hartranft, F. Illingworth, J. Boss, M. McQuillen, Pledge; J. Johnson, Pledge; B, Lanich, Pledge. Row 4: P. Headington, J Dugan, R. Spinning, G. Richter, J. Finch, K. Jefeiber M, Silvers, W Lawson. Delta Sigma Phi Fraternity was founded at the City College of New York in 1899. In 1920 members of the Engineers’ Triangle Club at Ohio Northern were initiated into Alpha Eta Chapter. The faculty members who are brothers in their bond are Chapter Supervisor, Dr. Robert Hilliard, Chairman of the Department of History and Political Science; Dean Lawrence Archer, and Instructor Frank Farrington cf the College of Engineering; Dr. Karl Roider, Chairman of the De¬ partment of Music; and Instructor Gerald Messick of the Department of Physics. As a social fraternity, it has regular house dances as well as the annual Spring and Winter Formals, pledge dance. Bowery Brawl, sweater dances, and Alumni banquets at Homecoming and Parents’ Day. The Delta Sigs are also strong competitors in all campus sports and activities. They take an active part in campus events; in addition, the brothers strive to maintain a good scholastic average. While participating in social events, scholastic achievements, sports and other organizations on campus, the Delta Sigma Phi Frat¬ ernity proposes to give its members an intimate, beneficial fellowship with good men, which is necessary for their full development and a supplement to their cultural and professional education. DELTA SIGMA PHI Row I: J. Peterman, T. Hoff, Z. Cellar, G. Finke. Row 2: W. Naylor, P. Princehorn, J. Overly, R. Couchot, J. Richardt, J. Cotner. Absent: B. Dreffer, M. Gazo. 197 Seated: J. Newcomb, Faculty Advisor; A. Smith, Faculty Advisor; B. Ritzman, Treasurer; C. Brown, Regent; Miss KY; G. Altstaetter, V. Regent; A. Crawford, Secretary; C O. Lee, Faculty Advisor; W. Hewitt, Faculty Advisor. Row 2: J. Tannehill, C. Fowler, J. Stringfellow, R Raby, J. Hardin, J. Schaffer, J. MacCartney, J. Hurst, D. Schmid Row T. Gillum, P. Ritchey, W. Woodward, T. Fulkerson, B. Bates, R. Brown, J. Gillman, P. Oleson, L. Pullin, D. Hare, J. Groth. Row 4: T. Fair, L. Weiss, A. Vernon, A. Cole, C. Dasher. 198 _ Kappa Psi was founded May 30, 1879, at the Russell Military Academy in New Haven, Connecticut, and is the oldest pharmaceuti¬ cal fraternity in existence. Its chapter, Gamma Delta, at Ohio North¬ ern was founded in 1920. It is unique on this campus in that it is both a professional and a social fraternity, and only men entering the College of Pharmacy can become brothers. Throughout the year, the Kappa Psi’s participate in sports, reli¬ gious organizations, Campus Chest, Greek Sing, and other activities. As far as the social events are concerned, the fraternity sponsors many, beginning with the Harvest Dance, followed by various house dances, and ending with the Spring Formal held at the scenic Beat- ley’s-on-the-Lake at Russels’ Point. To add to their already great distinction on campus as combining professionalism with social events, Kappa Psi took top prize, a beau¬ tiful gold trophy, for the best float for May Day 1963. Their entry of “Colgate’s Tooth Paste” followed the theme of Advertisements. It can be said that the group together strive for one main goal—that of success. KAPPA PSI Row 1: R. Thomas, R. Schaffer, President; W. Ferri, P. Ritzman, C. Bayliss, W. Snider. Row 2: D. DeLeone, D. Flightner, Secretary-Treasurer; R. Storch, K. Yasch, T. Flower, D. White, R. Weeks. Row 3: D. Brown, D. Sander, R. Blake, H. Hanna, D. Berlin, F. Mathis, D. Barclay, C. Rea. 199 The Catholic Fraternity, Phi Kappa Theta, was formed September 8, 1958, by the merging of Phi Kappa and Theta Kappa Phi. Ohio Zeta Chapter was established at Ohio Northern University April 29, 1959. The purpose of this fraternity is to provide an atmosphere of Catholic unity, to develop educational, social, and athletic standards, and to encourage an active participation of all the brothers. Phi Kappa Theta works hand in hand with the Newman Club striving to maintain the Catholic standard of morality for all its men. In athletics, the Phi Kaps had a league in all sports. They partici¬ pate in softball, basketball, volleyball, and other sports while manag¬ ing to place first in horseshoes and high in most other sports. Of course they take part in decorations for Homecoming and won the first place trophy with a “Bears Sink Beavers” theme. The biggest special event of the year is the Provincial Ball which is held this year at Case Tech in Cleveland. All eight Phi Kap Chapters in Ohio participate in the square dance, athletic events, and formal dance that highlights the three-day weekend. As for social events, the Phi Kappa Theta Fraternity held an alumni banquet at Homecoming; the Turtle Dance, skating party, pledge dance, Christmas party, and Spring Formal round out their year’s activities. Seated: T. Fidago; D. Franks, Secretary; T. O’Donnell, Treasurer; S. Molinari, President; M. Vitantonio, V. President; C. Calabrese; B. Rich. Row 2: P. Fletcher, J. Cusma, D. Migliore, M. Wagoner, K. Gerdeman, B. Curtis, L. Minnard, D. DeGroski, T. Vukovich, J. Ostafi. Row 3: N. Frasca, R. Denson, A. Muresan, R. Scheff, R. Landis, R. Gerdeman, J. Miceli, Pledge; D. Miller, G. Bockrath. Row 4: N. Skaroupka, M. Smalley, Pledge; F. Valentino, Pledge; T. Hoban, J. Mossing, C. Ellis, M. Peters, J. Wieland, J. Torres. � 4(f y (fa 0K J0 a” Row 1: D. DeGrosky, Pledge Master; D. Caplea, J. Eagleeye, G. Masini, T. Ellis. Row 2: B. Parent, J. Balsley, J. Corte, J. Weber, T. D’Angelo, R. Pieczarka, K. Rumpler. 201 Seated: B. Huber; J. Saeger, Treasurer; O.Dajani, V. President; R. Aller, President; P. White; R. Senff, Secretary; D. Griffey, R. Jones. Row 2: V. Hughes, J. Bahmer, K. Pengelly, G. Hornsby, J. Eden, D. Finfrock, J. Burens, J. Bernhardt, R. Flanagan. Row 3: R Speer, Alumnus; D. Fogt, G. Robinson, B. Hodges, K. Sobers, M. Delaney, B Reynolds, R. Hutchings. Row 4: D. Hartong, R. Phillips, W. Smith, B. Bloom, L. Hirschfeld, L. Farnham, P. Brooks, J Shimp, G. Vasilion. Row 5:) Baumgartner, D. Wolfert, T. Ryan, C. Alexander, R. Wethering- ton, W. Rinas, J. Huffer, D. Runnion, R Cochran. Ground-breaking ceremonies, Fall 1963 The Mu Beta Chapter of Phi Mu Delta was founded on the campus of Ohio Northern University on March 15, 1926. The national frater¬ nity was founded at the University of New Hampshire on March 1, 1918. The goals of the fraternity are to bring men into close bonds of brotherhood and to improve themselves morally, mentally, and spirit¬ ually. The members are very active in Student Council, Board of Gover¬ nors, Homecoming events, and sports. In the intramural and inter- fraternity sports Phi Mu Delta manages to come out high both in baseball and bowling but is also very stiff competition in most of the other sports. Phi Mu Delta’s large membership accounts for its participation in PHI MU DELTA most of the campus activities and for the numerous parties held. House dances, pledge dances, the annual “All Campus Rock,” a children’s Christmas party, and the Monte Carlo Winter Formal are just a few of the many social events sponsored by the chapter. Row 1: P. White, Pledge Master; B. Hess, B. Komarek, B. White, M. Miller, J. Taylor. Row 2: K. Bubna, L. Mack, H. Hofelt, G. Gehm, D. Blank, D. Ake, A. Wagner, D. Reitz. Row 3: G. Stout, D. Dunham, J. Alexander, L. Snyder, S. Baldwin, R. Powell, W. Hudson, T. Norris. 203 Sigma Phi Epsilon was founded at the University of Richmond on November 1, 1901. Nationally it is the third largest social fraternity chapterwise with 147 active chapters. Ohio Alpha has initiated over 870 members since its founding on this campus on February 18, 1905. The Sig Eps occupied what is now the Terrace Building before the present house at 821 South Gilbert was constructed in 1915-1917. It was the first house built as a fraternity house in the state of Ohio. The Sig Ep Chapter is the oldest continually active fraternity on this campus. The Sig Eps are active in all intramural sports, gaining a share of trophies. Also they participate in many of the campus organizations, especially Homecoming, UBOG, May Day, IFC, and Campus Chest. Each year the members compete with the other fraternities for the Blood Mobile Trophy and Scholarship Award and manage to come out on top. Socially speaking, the Sig Eps hold banquets for alumni at Home¬ coming, seniors at graduation, and buffet dinners for freshmen wom¬ en and the three sororities each year at the Chapter house. Some cf the traditional dances are the Winter and Spring formals, the Hawai¬ ian Party, Roman Toga Dance (held by the pledges), as well as numerous other dances and social events such as the Halloween Party, High School Harry Dance, Pirate Dance, and others. All in all, the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity maintains a busy schedule. Seated: S. Hart, Secretary; T. Keiser; Pegis; E. Richards; J. Ciminillo, President; “Mom” Bently, Housemother; M. Paul, V. President; D. Bichsel, Recorder; S. Carin, Comptroller. Row 2: P. Freas, R. Slack, J. Gray, R. Mantel, J. Balser, E. Gmyrek, J. Day, V. Bollard, M. Failor, J. Novak. Row 3: L. Schick, D. Chandler, D. Metzker, D. Graham, T. Stone, O. Wood, N. Sakatos, D. Overly, J. Thompson. Row 4: G. Farmer, R. Holland, D. Cannon, M. Brown, D. Miller, W Britten, B Shelton, T. Ewing, J. Baker, D. Gordon. Row 5: K. Artman, S. Hindall. J . Bneznskyi, D. Cassidy, T. Burtt, G. Clark, R. Van Hoff, B. Rydell, G. Cleaves, R. Gronlund, R. Houck, Y. Shuhaibar. i . i! ‘J’ V V V M ' lift m. ■, II t - 1.1 Wt •� ) 1 i, r y v . L w J j ..._ SIGMA PHI EPSILON Row I: J. Gordan, J. Myhr, J. Dornan, T. Brown, J. Banks, D. Meckstroth, P. Hittle Row 2 D. Overly, D. Mantel, M. Hoemme, K Flick, G. Trout, D. Graham, B. Manchester, G. Osborn. Row 3: T. Keiser, Pledge Master; J. Gilliland, B Stall, J. Leary, T. Evans, R. Bejcek, J. Corson. 205 Seated: R. Kain, Faculty Advisor; T. Hinderer; R. Roger, Treasurer; G. Beer, V. President; R. McCurdy, President; S. Davis, Secretary; D. Wentzel; J. Ruef, Faculty Advisor. Row 2: R. Smith, K. Anderson, J. Wolfe, S. Martin, J. Rime, J. Weber, D. Burkholder, J. Putnam, J. Pelton, J. Cobb, B. Bushey, J. DeWitt. Row 3; J. Leach, D. Fuccella, R. Rogers, D. Baur, B. Mutchler, W. Tryon, G. Stuart, F. Stuart, J. Ratzenmeyer, M. Gillson, D. Holden. Row 4: R. Foster, B. Scatterday, G. Winger, L. Johnston, D. Hall, D. Younker, G. Vogelgesang, W. Cooper, M. Davis, G. Benes, D. Barker, J. Wiley. Row 5: J. Calhoun, E. Maurer, T. Rathburn, S. Haines, R. Cole, T. McElheny, W. Rae, B. Wronsky, J. Raiser, W. Overmier, D. Reller, G. McCurdy, D. Butler. The beginning of Sigma Pi was on the campus of Vincennes Uni¬ versity in Vincennes, Indiana, on February 26, 1897. It was founded on this campus in 1909 as Phi Chi Psi. On June 1, 1912, Phi Chi Psi was installed as Zeta Chapter of Sigma Pi Fraternity. Sigma Pi strives to make its goals an integral part of every member’s daily life with a special emphasis on scholarship and college participation. Many cf the members of Zeta are found participating in almost any extracur¬ ricular function on campus. In sports the members rank high in the free throw or foul shooting, horseshoes, and other events. They annually sponsor the Male and Female All-Greek Awards and the May Day Bike Race. They are frequently seen at the intercollegiate games helping the cheerleaders yell the Bears on to victory. Also, this last year the Sig Pi’s sponsored the Football Banquet and compiled the Student and Faculty Direc¬ tory for the 1963-64 school year. Names were placed alphabetically in the booklet and then addresses, residence in Ada, year of gradua¬ tion, birth date, and choice of major were all printed and sold by the members cf the fraternity. Many parties are sponsored and planned by Sigma Pi. Teas for the ’freshmen women and sororities are held at the chapter house. Hay rides, Harold’s Club Party, Playboy Club Party, Winter Formal and the Spring Formal represent the main social activities of the Sigma Pi Fraternity. SIGMA PI Row I: J. Shafer, S. Milby, C. Mason, B. Thompson. Row 2 T. Jarvis, J. Scowden, R. Miller, N. Hanks, M. Smith. Absent: D. Garrity, J. Weber, C. Keith, S. Howell 207 r w m w f m W v r ▼ v-vnI! r Sealed: D. Markle, Advisor; S. Donnachie, Secretary; S. Strole, President; C. Filhart, R. Crider, Advisor. Row 2 G. Montgom¬ ery, J. Marshall, B. Busche, B. Hensel, B. Hawkins, J. Shoe¬ maker. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Seated: R. Rain, Advisor; V. Rader, V. President; G. Beer, President; J. Edie, Secretary; D. Bowling, Advisor. Row J- Currey, J. Novak, S. Banks, G. Finke, D. Rader. Row 3: B Komarek, M. Moloney, T. O’Donnell, P. Zack, J. Wieland. PHI BETA LAMBDA Seated: C. Carlson, Advisor; J. Black, R. Rog¬ er, Treasurer; J. Wolfe, V. President; R. Hart- ranft. Row 2: J. DeWitt, R. Roth, J. Dugan, T. Taylor, J. Uhl, J. Kline. Sealed: R. Crider, Advisor; W. Overmier, Treasurer; S. Donnachie, Secretary; S. Strole, President; C. Filhart, V. President; L. Bennett, D. Markle, Advisor. Row 2: K. Kelley, G. Gabriel, S. Martin, M. Krieger, K. Martin, B. Mutschel- knaus, S. Gilmore, G. Burkett. Row 3: B. Busche, B. Hensel, B. Hawkins, J. Shoemaker, J. Marshall, R. Dearth, G. Montgomery. SOCIAL WELFARE CLUB Seated: T. Patterson, J. Martin, Treasurer; M. Kobilarc- sik, V. President; T. Miller, President; C. Ohl, Secretary; K. Miller, P. Davis. Row 2 J. English, A. Cochensparg- er, D. Hansbarger, H. Weaver, S. Horn, J. Heeley Row 3: T. Hood, G. Hauser, D. Clevenger, B. Laudick, D. Yochheim, L. Michael, Advisor. Row 4: C. Lavigne, J. Olds, M. Ohl, M. Peters, T. Hartwell, T. Louden, M. Gillson. PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLUB KAPPA DELTA PI Seated: J. Shepherd, N. Anspach, L. Armstrong, T. O’Donnell, V. President; P. Neorr, President; P. Swain, Treasurer; J. Adams, Secretary; L. Forney, J. Miner. Row 2: M. Biddinger, L. Tittle, B. Ridenour, A. McNeal, G. Miller, S. Elberty, K. Coats, J. Brautigan, J. Lytle, J. Cochran, D. Hays, G. Blauser, C. Fusco, K. Crabbe, O. Moore. Row 3: N. Price, S. Doering, E. Fischbach, V. Havens, M. Diehm, C. Rogers, J. Walters, J. Hosack, P. Purcell, M. Limes, S. Stoltz, J. Wilcox, P. Stove Row 4: J. Patterson, C. Staley, C. Wedler, C. Fulton, M. Krieger, C. Wright, N. Lytle, N. Holiday, S. Hagar, S. McCullough, J. Black, G. Hill, L. JollifF. Row 5: D. Clausing, J. Eastman, D. Broshes, C. Banbury, S. Snyder, S. Ricketts, C. McAlpin, P. Evans, D. Lapp, M. Vitantonio, J. Bennett, R. Redden, J. Stevens, T. Mitchell. 210 Seated: K. Coats, Treasurer; L. Armstrong, V. President; J. Adams, President; i. Stevens, Secretary; V. Havens, Historian. Row 2. P. Stove, M. Limes, A. Helm, C. Fusco, H. Behrens. Row 3: G. Miller, P. Neorr, B. Anglin, L. Forney, J. Knoop, G. Hill, R. Redden. STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL CLUB Sealed: R. Johnson, U. S. A.: A. Iordanidou, Greece: O. Dajani, Pales¬ tine: R. Jindal, India: N. Welch, U. S. A.: J. Bennett, V. S. A. Row 2: K. Thomas, Advisor: J. Udy, Chaplain: M. Jindal, India: G. Tan, Indo¬ nesia: L. Adlakha, India: C. Beall, V, S. A.; C. Thomas, Cl. S. A.; S. Adlakha, India. Row 3: I. Echeverria, Id Salvador: J. Lasky, U. S. A.; G. Vahdati, Iran; M. Ofwona, Kenya.: M. Vatankhahi, Iran: Row 4: K. Kin, China; C. Gill, India: V. Shuhaibar, Kuwait: B. Neshat, Iran: W. Iwanycky. S, E. A. is the student counterpart to the National Education Association. Any student in the Department of Education and students working for certification to teach are urged to join this professional organzation in order to increase their knowledge of their chosen field. Kappa Delta Pi is the honorary educational frater¬ nity ' which students in the Department of Education carrying a 3.2 accume are eligible for. Both education organizations sponsor panel discus¬ sions, speakers, and various other means to offer to their members a wide scope of the profession of educa¬ tion. The International Club consists of a group of both foreign and American students who meet periodically with the objective of increasing and promoting under¬ standing in the field of foreign affairs, especially among students on campus. This organization is open to anyone, faculty or stu¬ dent. It provides an opportunity for its members to learn about other countries, ideals, concepts, and opin¬ ions by serving as a channel for the varying opinions of its members. Members of the International Club are invited to speak about their native countries at church and civic groups and often take part in the bi-weekly chapel programs. 211 O. S. P. E. Row 1: M. Davis, L. Niswander, E. Schauwecker, E. Richards, President; J. Baumgartner, V. President; L. Reichenbach, Treasurer; E. Dobranetski, D. Fogt. Row 2: E. Bauer, Correspond¬ ing Secretary; F. Edens, R. Smith, D. Griffey, D. Miller, G. Wilcox, Secretary; R Routh, R Wickstrom, R. Dawson, G. Miller, Row 3: R. Gerdeman, G. Bassett, J. Basinger, P. Brooks, J. Fabri, L. Bear, S. Hindall, W. Sawvel, Y. Shuhaibar, A. Wehman. s’ A. S. M. E. Seated: F. Farrington, Advisor; D. Beers, Treasurer; R. Routh, President; W. Neff, Secretary. Row 2: R. Farleman, B. Knott, G. Bassett, C. Gill, D, Rossi. Row 3: J. Reynolds, K. Dishop, L. Reichenbach. I. E. E. E. Row I: G. Miller, K. Lin, M. Davis, President; C. Alden, Faculty Advisor; T. Tseng, E. Schauwecker. Row 2: R. Smith, V. President; D. Griffey, D. Miller, R. Wickstrom, R Dawson, J. L. Klingenberger, Advisor. Row 3: F. Edens, Treasurer; J. Fabri, J. Basinger, W. Sawvel, A. Wehman, E. Richards. NU THETA KAPPA Seated: D. Rossi, L. Reichenbach, S. Hindall, R. Routh, K. Artman. Row 2: D. Metzker, E. Richards, J. Baumgartner, D. Beers, J. Reynolds, W. Neff. A. S. C. E. Seated D. Vogt, V. President; K. Artman, Pres¬ ident; L. Chamberlain, Treasurer; V. Hughes, Secretary. Row 2: R. Flanagan, E. Dobranet- ski, R. Jindal, C. Sillman, P. Patterson, J. Baumgartner, E. Bauer, A. Winchell Row 3: W. Smith, G. Wilcox, R. Gerdeman, D. Metz¬ ker, P. Brooks, S. Hindall, R Lybarger, F. Henry. O. N. E. S. A. Seated: A. Wehman, President. Standing: E. Richards, Treasurer; C. Alden, Advisor; J. Klingenberger, Advisor; R. Routh, V. President; S. Hindall, Secretary. 213 Sealed: R. Deitzel, C. Robinson, R. Goldman, R. Leece, A. Tudor, M. Neuman, V. DePascale, J. Flores, G, Vaubel, Advisor: D. Beran, President. Row 2: D. Barry, R. Thompson, N, Curci, D. Waltman, J. Engle, J. Mascio, J. Reynard, R. Speer, E. Flask, C. Slicer, J, Kurtzman, L. Canales, E. Morris, D. Spider, J. Clark, J. Deneke. Row 3: J. Moyer, M. Bender, D. Shell, R. Obetz, J. Prest, B. Blake, T. Sawyer, R. Goldman, J. McNeal, W. Loescher, E. Filhart, R. Warren Row 4: H. Shaw, N. Sferrella, J. D’Ambrosio, D. Lefoer, J. Bergen, J. Crates, T. Howard, J Wolf, P. Schneider, H. Faulkner, J. Kocian, M. Kennedy, T. Bryant, G. Ressing. Row 5: G. Wood- ling, M. Lusignan, R. Hole, D. Benson, D. Wiles, J. Davidson, J. Hutton, G. Earley, W. West, R. Renwick, L. Talikka, J. Wilder, R. Wennes, D. Reid, P. Allen. JUNIOR BAR ASSOCIATION Standing: D. Waltman, L. Canales, A. Steiskal, R. Gray. Seated: R. Dix. THE WRIT PHI ALPHA DELTA Seated: R. Goldman, V. DePascale, M. Moser, Justice; P. Allen, Vice Justice: J. Deneke, Row 2: R. Goldman, J. Clark, R. Deitzel, M. Kennedy, R. Thompson. Row 3: R. Speer, J. Kocian, C. Robinson, J. Decker, T. Bryant, D. Reid. Sealed: D. Beran, D. Shell, J. Moyer, N. Curci, J Hutton, J. Prest, W. West, G. Earley, N. Sferrella Row 2: R. Gray, J. Clark, J. Mascio, M. Bender, D. Barry, J. Crates, E. Morris, D. Lefoer, J. Reynard, T. Sawyer, J. D’Ambrosio, R. Obetz. Row 3: J Deneke, G. Ressing, R. Deitzel, C. Robinson, J. Kocian, C. Slicer, R. Speer, E. Flask, J. Kurtzman, L. Canales. Row 4: P. Schneider, D. Wiles, R. Hole, D. Spitler, H. Shaw, D. Waltman, J. Flores, R. Goldman, R Goldman, M. Kennedy. Row 5: P. Allen, D Benson, J. Wolf, T. Howard, J. Davidson, R. Leece, D. Reid, J. Wilder, J. Berger, J. Decker, L. Talikka, R Thompson, T. Bryant. LES ADVOCATS Sealed: J. Prest, Social Chairman; G. Spidel, Tribune, H. Shaw, Secretary: J. Moyer, Vice Dean , D. Shell, Dean: R. Obetz, Treasurer: W. West, J. Hutton. Row 2: J. D’Ambrosio, J. Mascio, M. Bender, D. Beran, E. Morris, G. Earley, R. Gray, T. Sawyer, J. Crates, J. Reynard, E. Flask, N. Sferrella. Row 3: N. Curci, D. Spitler, D. Waltman, J. Davidson, D. Wiles, J. Wilder, C. Slicer, J. Flores, J. Kurtzman, B. Blake, L. Talikka, D. Lefoer. Row 4: R. Hole, G. Ressing, M. Lusignan, D. Benson, J. Wolf, T. Howard, R. Leece, L. Canales, J. Berger, P. Schneider, H. Faulkner, D. Barry. DELTA THETA PHI AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION Seated: N. Keely, J. Newcomb, A. Smith, M. Barger, Secretary; J. Stringfel- low. President; C. Fowler, V. President; A. Crawford, Treasurer; C. Lee, S. Rhoad, P. Hunter. Row 2: D. Cole, L. Terrill, S, Williams, R. Olin, M. Curren, L. Paquin, B. Hartranft, D. Lapp, M. Jacob, B. Terbot, L. Lauck, N. Frasca, B. Rich, C. Lombardo. Row 3: J. Davis, R. Raby, E. Ritchey, J. Hurst, J. Hardin, S. Molinari, C. Cline, W. Kramer, L. Pullin, J. Tannehill, R. Weeks, D. Schmid, G. Alstaetter. Row 4: C. Bayliss, B. Schaffer, D. Flightner, B. Ritzman, D. Hare, K. Yasch, T. Fulkerson, J. Schaffer, J. MacCartney, J Groth, T. Gillum, D. Franks, G. Bockrath. Row 5: D. Brown, D. Berlin, J. Gillman, P. Oleson, L. Weiss, R. Cochran, R. Brown, C. Dasher, D. DeLeone, A. Vernon, T. Fair, A. Cole, C. Brown, P. Lazar. Ohio Northern’s student body is largely made up of students who are studying to become pharmacists. The College of Pharmacy here is well known to all figures of the pharmacy world. Among organizations for pharmacy students are the American Pharmaceutical Association, which is open to all pharmics and pre- pharmics; Alpha Zeta Omega, an honorary professional fraternity for Jewish pharmacy students; Kappa Epsilon, an honorary women’s pharmaceutical fraternity; Phi Delta Chi, an honorary men’s organ¬ ization; and the Ampul, sponsored by A. Ph. A., the pharmaceutical publication on campus. These pharmaceutical organizations, for the most part, work for the furthering of the professional status of pharmacists and prospec¬ tive pharmacists within the university. ALPHA ZETA OMEGA Seated: A. Schwartz, E. Katz. Standing: J. Lefkowitz. 216 KAPPA EPSILON Sealed: R. Olin, V. President: S. Rhoad, President: B. fferfc ranft, Treasurer: S. Williams, Secretary. Row 2 M. Jacob, D. Lapp, B. Terbot, L. Lauck, M. Barger. THE AMPUL Seated: Dr. Lee, Advisor: J. Schaffer, Ass ' t. Editor: G. Altstaetter, Editor. Row 2: A. Hurst, Adv. Manager: A. Cole, Distribution Manager. PHI DELTA CHI Seated: J. Funari, C. Cline, President: W. Calvert, Secretary- Treasurer. Standing: F. Kriz, W. Kramer. THE NORTHERN Sealed: B. McElhaney, Editor; J. Lefkowitz, Business Manager; C. Beall, Assistant Editor. Row 2: J. Dick, M. McGraw, K. Martin, L. Tittle, S. Cummins. Row 3: C. Liber, M. Krieger, M. Schwaberow, L. Repassy. NORTHERN REVIEW Seated: T. Burtt, R. Smith, D. Keller, Managing Editor; C. Young, Editor-in-Chief; B. White, B McElhaney. Row 2: J. Dick, L. Repassy, W. Rick, J. Balsley, J. Kennedy, S. Snyder, P. Swain, J. Lefkowitz, J. Wilcox, N. Welch. 218 If. McElhaney and D. Keller—Page Layout R. Smith and J. Wolfe Advertising Layout M. Pifer, I). Keller, and Mr. Reich D. Adrine and M. Kristman- Proof Reading Sealed: B. McElhaney, V. President: J. Lef- kowitz, President. Row 2: P. Swain, C. Young, J. Wilcox, S. Snyder, M. McGraw. Row 3: L. Repassy, R. Smith. ALPHA PHI GAMMA Seated: D. Keller, T. C. Burtt, Editor: P. Swain, Busi¬ ness Manager. Row 2: M. Krieger, L. Repassy, M. Iloenime, C. Liber, J. Dick, J. Kennedy, S. Cummins. Absent: B. Tempel, Ass ' t. Editor: R. Van Hoff, K. Klei- feld. POLARIS Alpha Phi Gamma is the honorary coeducational journalism fraternity which is open to all those who have held a major publication position for one year or a minor position for two years. The publications for the university include the Northern, the Northern Review, which became a weekly paper this year, and the Polaris, a magazine written and published by students. The Ampul and the Writ are publications sponsored by the individual colleges of the university. Pharmacy and Law, respectively. Mr. Belch is the advisor to Alpha Phi Gamma, the newspaper, and the annual; and Miss Bennett is advisor to the magazine. 220 Seated: l Stauch. Row I: J. Ruef, Advisor; D. Baur, B. Dungan, V. Maxwell, K. Casto, B. Mutschelknaus, M. Wood¬ ward, C. Young, R. Myers. Row 2 J. Moyer, €. Freas, D. Hartong, J. Putnam, C. Wright, J. Smith. Row 3: S. Milby, W. Rae, J. Thompson, B. Wronsky, J. Kime, M. Hoemme. Row 4: E. Maurer, K. Kelley, G. Stuart, B. McElhaney, J. Kaiser, T. Rathbum. Northern Players is the organization on campus which sponsors the student theatre presentations. Closely aligned with Northern Players is Theta Alpha Phi, the honorary theatre fraternity. Working in corre¬ lation with the Theatre Department, these two groups do the majority of the work entailed in a theatrical presentation. Northern Players is open to anyone who cares to join; Theta Alpha Phi requires a stipulated number of points which are earned by working crews or acting in the plays. The ONU Debate Team is interested primarily in traveling extensively throughout the State to attend matches. This group is open to anyone who wishes to join and who has an interest in public speaking. DEBATE TEAM NORTHERN PLAYERS THETA ALPHA PHI Seated: R. Myers, B. Mutschelknaus, Treasurer; B. Dungan, President. Row 2 J. Thompson, P. Freas, C. Young, C. Wright, C. Myers, Advisor. Row 3: S. Milby, D. Hartong, C. Halliwill, E. Maurer. Seated: J. Goldenetz, Mrs. Spelman, Advisor; P. Swain. Row 2 J. Kennedy, B. Flense!, G. Carter. CHORUS= CHOIR Row I: Dr. K. Roider, E. Gmyrek, M. McGraw, E. West, T. Kissell, K Coats, A. McNeal, A. Hurst, G. Miller, M. Failor. Row 2: T. Mitchell, T. Gillum, K. Hutchinson, M. Robinson, K Martin, S. Brown, J. Brautigan, D. Coleman, A. Miller, V. Bollard. Row 3: L. Mathwig, T. Rath, C. Doebel, C. Rogers, S. Stryker, C. Hanna, N. Lytle, R. Renner, J. Adams, J. Hardin. Row 4: L. Hirschfeld, P. Oleson, G. Lovett, D. Resor, K. Huston, J. Patterson, J. Shep¬ herd, A. Niehausmyer, A. Vernon. The music department on campus contributes to every student on campus in one way or another. The choir supplies the choral offering for chapel services and sponsors the annual Choral Cabaret. By traveling extensively, this group is one of the most active supplier of worthwhile publicity for the university. The band provides entertainment at half-time of the football games with various shows. Modernette, the dance band, provides dance music for many campus dances, and travels to nearby schools for demonstrations. Participation in the annual Tri-College Concert with Bluffton and Findlay Colleges provides an interesting outlet for members of instrumental organizations. Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma compose the honorary fraternities for band members. M. E. N. C., Music Educators Na¬ tional Conference, is an organization for music majors. The Brass Choir, a newly-organized group, is another outlet for instrumental students. II II, f . i I Row I: B. Kyler, C. Coats, K. Fett, K. Martin, S. Scott, M. Mulder, M. Limes, R. Rogers, L. Higley Row 2 K. Yasch, G Kohler, K. Casto, G, Gabriel, J. Maurer, S. Elberty, M. McGinnis, M. Paul, J. Laine. Row 3: J. Darby, T. Augsburger, L. Forney, C. Banbury, J, Lytle, A. Johnson, S. Snyder, G. Vogelgesang, D. Haber. Row 4: A. Jackson, S. Hagar, J. Black, D. Broshes, C. McAJpin, B. Anglin, K. Evans, C. Hansen, C. Opdycke. Pianist: S. Bidlack BAND Standing: S. Weseli, M. Marshall, J. Cline, G. Gardner, J. Alexander, G. Hoefer, C. Banbury, J. Martin. Row I: O. Moore, D. Meckstroth, L. Sleesman, E. Bridgeman, D. Hays, G. Blauser. Row 2: D. Wheat, J. Woodhull, J. Alexander, T. Flower, E. Haldeman, L. Hirshfeld, J. Thomas, D. Harper. Row 3: R. Huhn, C. Kennedy, L. Schick, K. Evans, C. Glines, M. Mulder, H. Meier. Row 4: L. Bailey, D. Holden, B. Hodges, K. Simon, C. Shulaw, J. Eastman, T. Taylor, R. Sun- man. ■ i SN|F L M. E. N. C. Row I: M. Robinson, S. Bidlack, “Doc” Roider, Advisor; S. Hagar, D. Broshes. Row 2 D. Sunman, A. Jackson, Dr. Weitz, B. Kyler, K. Simon. KAPPA KAPPA PSI Seated: D. Wheat, Secretary; B. Hodges, President; D. Sunman, V. President; O. Moore, Treasurer. Standing: K. Simon, D. Holden, S. Neff, C. Furer, L. Schick, L. Neiswander Standing: C. Furer. Row I: D. Adkins, D. Sunman, B. Kyler, G. Person. Row 2 R. Vogel, S. Neff, E. Haldeman, D. Harper Row 2 D. Holden, K. Simon, D. Cole, B. Bigelow, O. Moore, D. Meckstroth, Mr. Lasko. Pianist: Dr. Weitz. THE MODERNETTE GREEK CHORUS Row I: V. Bollard, T. Gillum, D. Geyer, A. Bookstaber, G. Hauser, M. Paul, W. Tempel, Director. Row 2: R. Rogers, J. Schaffer, L. Pullin, J. Hardin, G. Vogelgesang, D. DeLeone, S. Carin, W. Lawson. Row 3: R. Slack, R. Durbin, T. Burtt, J. Schwartz, E. Kahn, C. Opdycke, M. Silvers, J. Darby. TAU BETA SIGMA Seated: G. Hoefer, G. Gardner, V. President; J. Cline, J, Woodhull, President; K. Evans. Row 2 L. Bailey, E. Fischbach, K. Glines, D. Hays. BRASS CH OIR Row I: K. Evans, D. Wheat, J. Cline, G. Gardner, E. Fischbach, L. Hirschfeld, D. Harper, J. Woodhull, S. Neff Row 2 C. Simon, D. Holden, T. Hinderer, B. Bigelow, B. Hodges, D. Wentzel, O. Moore, Mr. Lasko. 225 The religious organizations on campus provide a furthering of the university ' s goal of developing genu¬ ine Christian manhood and womanhood in both the students and faculty. Several organizations represent a variety of denominations wherever the need is evident. The program of the university does not compete in any way with the local churches, and encouragement is given to members of the various organizations to par¬ ticipate and to identify themselves with the local churches. The Chaplain cf the university is the administrative director of campus religious activities, being assisted by the Religious Council. Participation in chapel services, providing support for orphans overseas, sponsoring programs with speak¬ ers, films, and panel discussions, in general, adding one small sector which will help to fill out the student ' s well-rounded, liberal education are definite attributes of the religious program on campus. Seated: K Evans, V. President; W. Tryon, President; P. Hunter, Secretary; E. Fischbach, Publicity. Row 2: T. Kissell, M. McGinnis, S. Snyder, L. Terrill. KNOX CLUB NEWMAN CLUB Seated: S. Schafer, D. Franks, Treasurer; F. Valentino, V. President; J. Cusma, President; R. Lisowski, Secretary; J. Cole. Row 2: P. Horner, R. Krzys, E. Poth, S. Weseli, N. Frasca, D. Lapp, T. Vukovich, G. Krieger, M. Krieger, S. Molinari, E. West. Row 3: B. Rich, B. Parent, K. Gerdeman, R. Scheff, M. Bratt, T. Fidago, R. Opper, F. Klingshim, B. Curtis, J. Wieland, T. Mattson. Seated: J. Black, Secretary; W. Overmier, President; H. Meier, Worship; J. Miner, V. Presi¬ dent. Row 2: C. Wedler, P. Craig, C. Lephart, M. Mulder, J. Lytle, D. Hays, L. Bailey, C. Miller. Row 3: K. Kelley, N. Lytle, C. Banbury, D. Hostetler, C. McAlpin, M. Ingles, C. Cline, O. Moore. Row 4: J. Kline, J. Shafer, R. Roth, R. Hartranft, L. Bear, P. Brooks, J. Thompson, G. Burkett. Missing: S. Strole, Treasurer; T. Augsburger. WESLEY FELLOWSHIP Seated: C. Coats, J. Hardin, Treasurer; P. Davis, Correspondence Secretary; B. Ritzman, President; P. Patterson, Recording Secretary; J. Calhoun, V. Presi¬ dent; L. Lauck. Row 2 T. Kissell, S. Ricketts, J. Baumgartner, R. Aller, R. Speer, J. MacCartney, J. Schulz, R. Goldman, M. McGinnis, L. Coats. Row 3: M. Kobilarcsik, J. Wolfe, D. Fogt, R. Flanagan, A. Crawford, B. White, J. Tannehill, C. Brown, S. Levine. RELIGIOUS COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Seated: S. Grubaugh, K. Fett, J. Udy, Chaplain; A. Koffler, E. Hanson, Hinderliter, M. Tinsler. Row 2: E. Bridgeman, B. Hawkins, C. Cline, Mulder, M. Krieger, E. Richards Row 3: D. Griffey, W. Overmier, W. Tryon, J. Laine, R, Jones, J. Tannehill 2 X INTER= FRATERNITY COUNCIL r Seated: G. Beer, Editor; B. McCurdy, V. President; J. Cimi- nillo, President; R. Senff, Treasurer; S. Levine. Row 2 G. Altstaetter, R. Durbin, H. Ortwein, R. Van Hoff, D. Jacobs, D. Strahm, R. Aller, C. Brown. UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS PAN-HELLENIC COUNCIL Seated: R. Van Hoff, W. Haggstrom, Director; A. Jackson. Row 2 C. Banbury, B. Anglin, T. Stone, L. Stouder, B. Huber, N. Holiday, K. Hutchinson. Seated: A. Hurst, President; P. Patterson, P. Neorr, Treasurer; L. Coats, Secretary. Row 2 tS ' . Stryker, J. Maurer, L. Tittle, S. Gilmore, M McGraw. Photo by Jim Busch, Marion, Ohio SPORTS SPORTS Track--1963 ONU-72 Bluffion-63 Heidelberg-24 Baseball--1963 Northwood 2 1 ONU-82% Bluffton-441 3 Northwood 1 2 ONU-77% Bluffton-34% 01ivet-27Vi Spring Arbor-26 Vi Wittenberg 9 10 ONU RELAYS: Findlay 3 8 Hillsdale-32, ONU-31%,Findlay-29, Bluffton-14Vi, Ashland-14. Findlay 6 8 ONU-69 Wittenberg-58 Adrian 8 2 Wooster-72% Hiram-5 8Vi ONU-29% Adrian 4 0 Hillsdale-73 ONU-49 Hillsdale 3 5 Findlay-68 ONU-49 Hillsdale 0 11 Bluffton 10 2 Bluffton 4 1 - Ferris 2 8 Ashland 8 7 Ashland 8 2 Wins: 7 Losses: 7 Golf--1963 Bluffton 10 10 Toledo 15 19 Heidelberg 10 14 Tennis--1963 Bluffton 6 14 Tiffin 14 6 Ohio Wesleyan (0-9) Findlay 9 11 Wilmington (7-2) Cedarville 20 0 B.G.S.U. Freshmen (7-2) Hillsdale 1 17 Bluffton (2-7; 7-2) Cedarville 15 Vi Vi Findlay (3-4; 5-2) NAIA District 22 Third (326) Heidelberg (7-2) Findlay 13 7 Earlham (0-7) Wins: 4 Losses: 5 Ties: 1 Wins: 5 Losses: 4 Football-1963 Women’s Volleyball ONU Opponent ONU Opponents Northwood 24 6 Bluffton (Away) 1 15 6 Mount Union 13 0 16 6 Indiana Central 42 0 Bluffton (home) 13 15 Eastern Michigan 20 7 11 15 Bluffton 16 6 Findlay 15 5 John Carroll 0 14 15 5’ Findlay 33 6 Defiance 15 11 Ferris 8 13 13 15 Hillsdale 14 31 15 13 Wins: 6 Losses: 3 Women’s Basketball Lima Senior High School 31 18 Bluffton 14 8 Defiance 28 16 Bluffton 35 23 232 rm TRACK Row I: Dewerth, Devoe, Wagoner, Gerbasi, Miller, Hostetler, Fulton. Row 2: Sterling, Trainer; White, Smith, Rohrbacher, Hindall, Gray, Mossing, Ryan, Peters, Pummell, Manager. Row 3: Anderson, Warner, Bower, Wolfert, Paul, Phillips, Ennis, Hanzie, Brown, Norris, Bank, Couch. SPRING SPORTS SPSS’S ' frkfrtj.ii-. Row I; T. Hartwell, John Day, T. Miller, Turner, Foraker, L. Miller, Denson. Row 2; Crabbe, Siaiis; Joseph, Olds, Imbody, Harris, Branovitch, Gillson, Jim Day, Stuart. Row 3: Lawson, Trainer; English, Couch; Burgess, Hayes, Dewitt, Kobilarcsik, Hepner, Cramer, Healy, Clark, Manager; Guider, Manager. BASEBALL Bob Roth Bob Heath TENNIS George Vogelgesang WOMEN’S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Seated: A. Cochensparger, A. Miller, Seeretary; S. Stryker, Treasurer; D. Broshes, President; G. Keith, V. President; C. Lephart. Row 2: J. Shepherd, S. Brown, S. Horn, J. Hosack, J. Walters, S. Klinger, K. Huston, C. Hanna, K. Hutchinson. Row 3: B. Davis, K. English, C. McAlpin, J. Rice, G. Poyer, D. Lapp, B. Harrington, P. Evans, J. Kelble, C. Banbury, C. Sharp. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Row I: B. Harrington, C. Ohl, A. Cochensparger, C. Sharp, G. Keith, J. Houggy Row Ludwig, Advisor; P. Evans, K. English, J. Kelble, S. Stryker, B. Davis. III - tfi g : Ml Li Is I w ite a m H r , jgl Row I: G. Keith, B. Harrington, K. English, R. Renner, J. Redick, A. Miller. Row 2 Mrs. Ludwig, Advisor; P. Evans, S. Mullins, S. Stryker, B. Davis. VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER Carolyn Banbury Toni Brewster Helen Copeland Beverly Davis Kathy Davis Peggy Evans Betty Jo Harrington Gwen Keith Anita Miller Georgeanne Moses Sue Mullins Jackie Redick Rosemary Renner Sondy Stryker Carol Liber VARSITY VOLLEYBALL ROSTER Toni Brewster Ann Cochensparger Beverly Davis Kathy English Peggy Evans Betty Jo Harrington Gwen Keith Joan Kelble Kay Kelley Carol Ohl Gail Poyer Judie Walters Cathy Sharpe Sondy Stryker Row I: K. Hutchinson, C. Doebel, J. Shepherd, J. Walters, P. Davis. Row 2 S. Horn, C. Liber, K. Casto. J. Jolly, M. Krechovitz, A. Cochensparger, C. Lephart, S. Schafer. 236 INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL: INDEPENDENTS Row 1: D. Lapp, B. Harrington, C. Ohl, J. Hosack. Row 2: K. Evans, J. Houggy, B. Davis. Absent: D. Lapp, M. McCloskey. The Sorority Gals get some extra action against the faculty men! P 181 • Coach Mary English with All-Americans, Jerry Hanzie and Jerry English. FOOTBALL Kneeling: K. Crabbe, B. Sterling, Joe Banks, Mary English, Stretch Roberson, Jimmie Stahl, Willie Longshore, Larry Michael, D. Owens, D. Barker. Sealed: M. Ennis, D. Witucki, B. Ritzman, T. Fair, J. Liszewski, T. Israel, M. Peters, T. Greer, C. Dasher, D. Trick, T. Miller, J. English, B. Norris, J. Hanzie. Row 3: S. Moses, H. Weaver, J. Balsley, R. Eidson, S. Pirrotta, D. Yochheim, D. Wollenzier, D. Strahm, G. Bookrath, M. Wagoner, P. Ritzman, B. Laudick, T. Hood, E. Gmyrek, C. McMasters, M. Kobilarcsik, G. Trout, G. Miller. Row 4: G. Warner, P. Lavigne, H. Jones, C. Mason, M. Gillson, M. Ohl, J. Finch, D. Clevenger, W. Crumrine, K. Miller, G. Richter, J. Smith, L. Imbody, B. Phillips, B. Stull, D. Anspach, B. Mays, B. Hall, C. Gerbasi, E. Fisher. Stretch congratulating Paul Lavigne, Outstanding Freshman A ward 238 ¥ -.A (pnp«$j • . t ”. ■■ . I ' 240 .V ' ' ' mjm I ■• life tfll gSEj . . .v ' i.-- r .P ijif ' -.- ' -r. ' l %- ' •■ ' , ' ifiWS� ' 5,W� - ' - - ■- : ' 4. Seniors: John Buczyskji, Chuck Racier, Ray Robinson. I v • -r Row I: T. Stone, B. Woods, J. Buczyskji, C. Rader, R. Robinson, D. Dickinson. Row 2: J. Stechschnlte, C. Ellis, S. Kaiser, J. Smith, B. Readier, P. McFarland. Row 3: Larry Michael, Ass’I Conch; Mars ' English, Head Couch; D Owens, K. Crabbc. VARSITY BASKETBALL ' R i Hgg Wr4 W wm mm Row 1: P. Sherer, G. Weaks, M. Hager, B. Readier, J. Smith, P. McFarland. Row 2: Larry Michael, Coach; S. Beckley, C. Ellis, J. Stauffer, D. Owens, K. Crabbe. RESERVE BASKETBALL BASKETBALL Sealed: C. Ellis, D. Dickinson, T. Stone, J. Buczyskyj, B. Woods, C. Rader, R. Robinson, H. Hairston, S. Kaiser, T. Gray. Standing: J. Stauffer, J. Stechschulte, D. Spencer, P. McFarland, G. Weaks, B. Readier, J. Smith, B. Burgess, P. Sherer, J. Hays, S. Beckley. 244 ALPHA SIGMA PHI; Row I: J. Hensel, D. Eisner, J. Bieleski, L. DeVoe, D. Jacobs, 1. Ohl, J. Brcnhiscr, B. White. Hansbarger. Row 2: D. Hepner, D. SOFTBALL AND VOLLEYBALL Row I: D. Patterson, D Barry, E. Ranson, M. Bender, J. Built. Row 2: Decker, P. Allen, J. Kill, B. West, R. Hole. LAW INDEPENDENTS: SOFTBALL, VOLLEYBALL, BASKETBALL 246 Row 1: K. Gerdeman, P. Fletcher, D. Migliore, R. Scheff. Row 2: J. Ostafi, J. Mossing, D. Denson, C. Ellis, M. Peters, T. Ellis. PHI KAPPA THETA: BASKETBALL The intramural program, set up by the physical education depart¬ ment under the direction cf Jimmie Stahl provides a needed outlet for those fraternity men and independents who are interested in sports but do not have the time or the ability to participate in the varsity teams. A variety of sports, including wrestling, basketball, softball, tennis, bowling, volleyball, foul shooting, and any others for which there is a demand, is offered each year with intra-fratemity-independent com¬ petition. This year Sigma Pi won the foul shooting, and at press time. Alpha Sigma Phi had won softball and volleyball, the Law Independents had won softball, volleyball, and basketball, and Phi Kappa Theta had won basketball. By providing facilities, referees, and league set-up, the physical education department deserves a great deal of credit for its efforts in this particular area. 247 Mick Wagoner Butch Phillips v r . v fF •leff Slade John Bronson Jerry Johnson HOCKEY Bruce Mays Bart Parent Bob Sterling 249 Wilder — THAN A PORT m « “Assoon as they hit the pass Are you kiddin’ me?? Is that Hewitt, or Crockett? A donkey basketball game between the Faculty All-Stars and the Fraternity All-Stars was presented February 21 in Taft Gym, spon¬ sored by the freshman class. Members of the faculty team included Stretch Roberson, Willie Longshore, Jim Stahl, Bill Robinson, George Miller, Bill Haggstrom, Ray Laakaniemi, and William Hewitt. The fraternity team included members of each of the eight social fraternities on campus. The Faculty All-Stars defeated the fraternity men by a score of 12 to 8. All that appeared to be injured were a number of individual prides. DONKEY BASKETBALL Alas, someone has to clean up the mess! Lesson I: Become acquainted with your mount. 251 v ' SJffi HIGHLIGHTS Registration Class Elections .ft Mr. anti Mrs. William Opper, Chairmen of the annual Parents ' Day ■ I 1 ' hiMSSsM ' : 8BMWH ' 1 s AmSmtis - Ljffl I H fci 1 fv Li Jfe g •’ 1, 253 Pharmacy Trip ONUPA Officers: Alfred Gardner, Treasurer; Lloyd Resor, Second V. President, William Opper, First V. President; Robert Leedy, President. HIGHLIGHTS Shakespeare Night Y1 « M� It ' • � • •••• 10 S Oil,III :m i s • HAL AND JEAN ' S Char-Broiled Steaks and Chops Barbequed Chicken, Ham, and Beef Seafoods East of the New Bank Building “In the heart of Ada” COLE DOME INSURANCE H ' riting ONU Student Insurance and all other lines of Insurance Bob Cole, Jr. 634-2911 BINKLEY’S POULTRY MARKET Poultry —Eggs —Pop —Ice Phone: 634-3881 Ada, Ohio ADA HEATING PLUMBING SERVICE 130 South Main Ada, Ohio Phone: 634-2856 HINDALL AND SONS Roofing and Sheet Meta! Contractors 513 North Jackson Ada, Ohio 256 Phone: 299-9070 THE LIMA COCA-COLA BOTTLING WORKS INC. Lima, Ohio ADA I, G. A. FOODLINER “Morepeople than ever A re shopping at I. G.A. ” 945 S. Main Street Phone: 634-4881 “Build it better with cement blocks ” LIMA CEMENT PRODUCTS INC. SpencervilleRoad at Erie R.R. SUPREME CLEANERS Perfectcleaning and pressing “Supreme for Cleaning” Across from Campus 257 ADA DAIRY for the best in Grade “A Dairy Products STEINMAN BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY Ada Bluffton Jenera A.E.Pi’s studying in their new study room, designed and constructed by Steinman Brothers. F. H. BAILEY SONS CO Your Quality Ready-Mix Concrete Builders ' Supplies General Excavating Contractorfor the New Union m . . ' • ‘;-i ' $ ■;: :-f .,.h •• ' • -- r ‘ iiiS’vr’S w 1 fi A � f ta ; i ill ■ i i | 1 11 1 iL- SSf -?■- i X —• r f ' 1 jjjv- ifif? 1IV 1 : i ,i I vtLMS J ' 258 ilij™ MARATHON OIL CD FINDLAY, OHIO LONG’S MARATHON SERVICE SOUTH MAIN AND EAST BALLARD ADA, OHIO Ta l, ?- ■ •V -• • KFS-T ' T ' ' .« V , i v ■•Tin Itgpr : •: ' • jfc. L 259 FURNITURE APPLIANCES “Whereprice and quality meet!” Ada St. Marys PAUGH’S MARKET “Biggest little Store in Town ” 41 1 South Main Ada ADA SUPERMARKET “Ada’s headquarters for food, locker service, and meat processing” Stay At DAVIS PLAZA MOTEL On 30S on the East Side of Lima, Ohio VARSITY BOOK STORE New Used Books Complete College Supplies ONU Class Rings, Sweatshirts, Novelties 510 South Main Phone: 634-4901 Howard Johnson s MOTOR LODGE “Host of the Highways At the Intersections of 30S, 25, 75, 117 Phone: 226-3070 Lima, Ohio Only 15 minutes from Ada 260 261 262 H. A. TILTON AND SONS, INC. Your Plumbing, Heating, and Power Contractors and Engineers For the New Union 330 South Pine Street Lima, Ohio Phone: 225-6055 SAM’S SHOP Gunsmithing—Wallpaper—Paint 402 N. Main Street Sam Kyvig JOHN D. HOMAN, D.C. Chiropractor 127 S. Main Street Phone: 634-2801 LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK Ada, Ohio Member of F.D.I.C. “We specialize in prompt and friendly service” BAUGHMAN GR SHOUSES “Flowersfor every occasion” Kenton 263 264 265 SLATER FOOD SERVICE Serving ONU Students Through CAFETERIA SERVICE THE SNACK BAR THE STUDENT UNION ADVERTISING INDEX Ada Dairy 258 Howard Johnson Motor Lodge 260 Ada Fanner’s Exchange 265 Huber Furniture and Appliances 260 Ada Heating and Plumbing Service 256 Don Jenkins 265 Ada Herald Press 261 Philip Kohn Co., Inc. 261 Ada I.G.A. Foodliner 257 Liberty National Bank 263 Ada Laundry 258 Lima Cement Products, Inc. 257 Ada Supermarket 260 Lima Coca-Cola Bottling Works, Inc. 257 Ada Theater 262 McCurdy Steel Products Company 264 Alpine Village 261 Main Dime Store 264 Badertcher’s Sohio Service 264 Marathon Oil Company 259 F. H. Bailey and Sons Co. 258 J. W. Mertz Hardware 264 Baughman Greenhouses 263 Milano’s 262 Binkley’s Poultry Market 256 Paugh’s Market 260 Blue Peak’s Restaurant 265 Peper Drugs 261 Campbell and Company 265 Reichert’s 264 Cole and Dome Insurance 256 Roush Motor Sales 263 Davis Plaza Motel 260 Sam’s Shop 263 David-Edmund 265 Sousley Insurance 262 Field’s Bakery 264 Steinman Brothers Lumber Company 258 Floyd and Robert Elliott, M.D. 261 Supreme Cleaners 257 Gregg’s Department Store 265 H. H. Tilton and Sons 263 Dean GrifTen and Sons 265 H. U. Tuttle and Sons, Inc. 262 Hal and Jean’s 256 Tuttle Lumber Company 257 Hanson Funeral Home 264 Umpress Garage 261 Hindall and Sons 256 Umpress Jeweler 261 Hofeller, Hiatt, and Clark 265 Varsity Book Store 260 John C. Homan, D C. 263 Walgreen Agency Peper Drugs 261 266 SENIOR ACTIVITIES JANET ADAMS Delta Zeta Choir S.E.A. Kappa Delta Pi Wesley Fellowship LAKSHMIADLAKHA International Club Law Library Staff RICHARD ALLER Phi Mu Delta I.F.C. Student Council Wesley Fellowship S.E.A. KEITH ANDERSON Sigma Pi LAURA ARMSTRONG Delta Zeta S.E.A. Kappa Delta Pi Student Council Orientation Committee DAVE ARNOLD KEN ARTMAN Sigma Phi Epsilon O.S.P.E. A.S.C.E. E.J.C. ONESA TEDI ANN AUGUR Kappa Delta Pi S.E.A. JOANNE BAGLEY THOMAS BAKER A.S.M.E. O.S.P.E. JERRY BALSER Sigma Phi Epsilon Football Manager Annual Staff T luck WILLIAM BARGER Delta Sigma Phi Mu Alpha Theta S.E.A. DANIEL BARKER Sigma Pi Football Team I.F.C. JAMES BASINGER OS.P.E. I.E.E.E. RICHARD BASINGER Track PAUL BAUER O.S.P.E. I.E.E.E. A.S.CE, GERALD BEER Sigma Pi I.F.C. Industrial Arts Club DAVID BEERS OS.P.E. N. S.P.E. A.S.M.E. O. N.E.S.A. DONALD BERAN Student Court Asst. Varsity Tennis Coach Junior Bar Association Delta Theta Phi RALPH BERRY Delta Sigma Phi DICK BICHSEL Sigma Phi Epsilon S.E.A. Tumbling Team SANDRA ' BIDLACK Band Choir Student Council Student Activity Council Zeta Tau Alpha Pan-Hellenic M.E.N.C. Freshman Attendant—May Day JUDY BLACK Wesley Fellowship S.E.A. Choir RICHARD BOOKWALTER RICHARD BOWER Track Wrestling Phi Mu Delta Phi Beta Lambda ERNEST BREECE O.S.P.E. I.E.E.E. DOTTIE BROSHES M.E.N.C. Choir W.R.A. S.E.A. Alpha Xi Delta NANCY BRUCKER Alpha Xi Delta S.E.A. JOHN BURKETT Sigma Pi S.E.A. BARBARA BUTCHER Art Club JAMES CALHOUN Student Council Sigma Pi GERALD CAPAK GEORGE CARTER Forensic Club JUDY CASSADY Northern Review Polaris Northern Players LAWRENCE CHAMBERLAIN O.S.P.E. A.S.C.E. JOSEPH CIAVARELLA Phi Kappa Theta JOSEPH CIM1NILLO Sigma Phi Epsilon I.F.C. Freshman Class President Annual Staff ROBERT CLADY Football APHA ROBERT CLARK DON CLAUSING Library Asst. Biology Club SUANN CLAUSS Alpha Xi Delta S.E.A. Choir LYNNITA COATS Delta Zeta Student Council Pan-Hellenic Council Kappa Delta Pi S.E.A. BEVERLY COGAN Choir Social Welfare Club S.E.A. Zeta Tau Alpha JOHN CONRATH Phi Kappa Theta S.E.A. HELEN COPELAND JUDY COPPESS Freshman Class Secretary S.E.A. Wesley Fellowship Zeta Tau Alpha RICHARD CUPP Phi Mu Delta OMAR DAJANI Phi Mu Delta International Club American Chemical Society I.F.C. MURRAY DAVIS I.E.E.E. O.S.P.E. E.J.C. STEVE DAVIS Sigma Pi Phi Beta Lambda RICHARD DEARTH Polaris Social Welfare Club ALBERT DENEKE Junior Bar Parliamentarian Phi Alpha Delta 267 RICHARD DENSON Phi Kappa Theta Intramurals Sophomore Class President Baseball Team Newman Club MARY JANE D1EHM ZetaTau Alpha SEA. Phi Beta Lambda SHEILA DONNACHIE Social Welfare Club Phi Alpha Honorary Campus Chest—Co-Chairman Zeta Tau Alpha Student Council JOHN DRIVER BRUCE DUNGAN Northern Players Theta Alpha Phi RICHARD DURBIN Delta Sigma Phi Math Club I.F.C. SEA. SUZANNE DYE Zeta Tau Alpha Editor—THE NORTHERN Alpha Phi Gamma FOSTER EDENS Phi Mu Delta O.S.P.E. O.N.E.S.A. N.S.P.E. I.E.E.E. Golf Team JOHN ED1E Sigma Pi Greek Chorus Industrial Arts Club PATRICIA ELLIOTT GEORGE ELLIS JERRY ENGLISH Track Team Football Team Alpha Sigma Phi Physical Education Club MARVIN ENNIS Football Team Track Team JOANN EPSTEIN S.E.A. Zeta Tau Alpha LAWRENCE FARNHAM Phi Mu Delta Greek Chorus Choir KAREN FETT Art Club Wesley Fellowship Independents MICHAEL FIELDS CHARLOTTE FILHART Social Welfare Club Phi Alpha Law Wives Delta Zeta PETER FLETCHER JOSEPH FLORES Junior Bar Association Delta Theta Phi The Writ RAMON FOLTZ Junior Bar Association Les Advocates Phi Alpha Delta LINDA FREDIN S.E.A. KENNETH FRIZZELL Delta Sigma Phi Northern Players 1963 Modernette Band CHARLOTTE FULTON ZetaTau Alpha S.E.A. CYNTHIA FUSCO Delta Zeta Kappa Delta Pi S.E.A. RONALD GERDEMAN Phi Kappa Theta Newman Club A.S.C.E. O.S.P.E. N.S.P.E. DOUGLAS GEYER Delta Sigma Phi JOHN GOLDNETZ Debate Team Oratory JOHN GRAY Football Team Sigma Phi Epsilon Phi Beta Lambda WILLIAM GREEN DALE GRIFFEY Phi Mu Delta Religious Council Wesley Fellowship Debate Team N. S.P.E. O. S.P.E. I.E.E.E. ROBERT GRUNLAND Sigma Phi Epsilon GEORGE GUIDER Delta Sigma Phi S.E.A. Baseball Trainer RONALD HADLEY Junior Bar Association Delta Theta Phi SYLVIA HAGAR Delta Zeta Band Choir S.E.A. Wesley Fellowship M.E.N.C. MEL HAINES Sigma Pi Freshman Class Vice President Wesley Fellowship Industrial Arts Club HANES HAIRSTON Track Team Basketball Team Physical Education Club JOHN HALL Sigma Pi KENNETH HALL Phi Beta Lambda S.E.A. DAVID HANSBARGER Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity Sports Manager Physical Education Club GERALD HANZIE Football Team Track Team STEPHEN HART Sigma Phi Epsilon N S P E S.E.A. RAY HARTMAN O.S.P.E. A.I.E.E. TED HARTWELL Baseball Team Physical Education Club Alpha Sigma Phi VIRGINIA HAVENS Choir Student Council S.E.A. Kappa Delta Pi Phi Beta Lambda Zeta Tau Alpha WILLIAM HAWKINS Social Welfare Club Canterbury Club FRED HENRY A.S.CE. O.S.P.E. BARRY HENSEL Alpha Sigma Phi Debate Team Dorm Counsellor GLORIA HILL S.E.A. STEVEN HINDALL Track Team O.S.P.E. N. S.P.E. A.S.C.E. Nu Theta Kappa Sigma Phi Epsilon Student Council NANCY HOLIDAY Alpha Xi Delta Band Majorette S.E.A. Student Council Choir French Club Wesley Fellowship RICHARD HOLLAR O. S.P.E. I.E.E.E. RATH HOOVER S.E.A. Phi Beta Lambda 268 DENNIS HOUGGY American Chemical Society TED HOWARD Delta Theta Phi Student Council Les Advocates Junior Bar Association VERN HUGHES Phi Mu Delta A.S.C.E. O.S.P.E. Freshman Class Treasurer Student Council N. S.P.E. JOHN HUNTER Phi Beta Lambda Northern Review JAMES HUTTON Junior Bar Association Delta Theta Phi National Moot Court AFENDRA lORDANIDOU International Club ARTHUR JACKSON Choir Student Council Student Union Board of Governors Polaris Staff M.E.N.C. S.E.A. May Day Chairman—1963 Artists’ Series Council Student Court Judge Independents Ohio Music Education Association DAN JACOBS Alpha Sigma Phi O. S.E.A. Wesley Fellowship CHARLES JAMESON Junior Bar Association Student Council Les Advocates Delta Theta Phi RAM SWARUP JINDAL International Club ALMA JOHNSON S.E.A. AW.S. Zeta Tau Alpha Choir DIANE JOHNSON S.EA. Choir Canterbury Club LINDA JOLIFF Alpha Xi Delta S.EA. ERWIN KAHN Alpha Epsilon Pi TERRY KEISER Sigma Phi Epsilon PAUL KELLY Annual Staff S.N.E.A. S.EA. Drama Club Delta Psi Omega ROBERT KOGER Sigma Pi Phi Beta Lambda GLORIA KOHLER S.E.A. Choir JAMES KRONER Phi Kappa Theta APHA Newman Club Rho Chi Society CRAIG KUNISH ANNIS LACY Delta Zeta W.R.A. S. EA. AW.S. Physical Education Club RAYMOND LANDIS Phi Kappa Theta Student Activity Council MARY ANN LAWRENCE CHARLES LAWTON T. K.E. O.S.P.E. I.E.E.E. BONNIE LILES Alpha Xi Delta Newman Club S.E.A. MARY JANE LIMES Band Choir Delta Zeta Wesley Fellowship S.E.A. KINTY LIN I.E.E.E. JERRY LISZEWSK1 CHARLES LOMBARDO APHA Newman Club RON MANTEL Sigma Phi Epsilon S.E.A. O.S.P.E. STEPHEN MARTIN Sigma Pi Greek Chorus Student Council Mu Alpha Theta SANDRA MCCULLOUGH Delta Zeta S.E.A. Wesley Fellowship Northern Players BARBARA MC ELHANEY Band W.R.A. Northern Review Editor—The Northern Alpha Phi Gamma Freshman Counselor Sigma Tau Delta THEO. MCELHENY Sigma Pi RAYMOND MC HUGH Alpha Sigma Phi JOHN MCKEE DAVID METZKER O.S.P.E. A.S.C.E. O.N.E.S.A. Sigma Phi Epsilon DAVID MILLER O.S.P.E. I.E.E.E. O.N.E.S.A. Student Council Sigma Phi Epsilon GLORIA MILLER Delta Zeta S.E.A. American Chemical Society Junior Class Secretary Wesley Fellowship Annual Staff Choir W.R.A. MARSHALL MILLER Football Team TIM MILLER Football Team Physical Education Club THOMAS MITCHELL ROBERT MORRIS Delta Theta Phi Tribune Junior Bar Association JOHN MOSSING Track Team Newman Club S.E.A. JOHN MOYER Delta Theta Phi Junior Bar Association Les Advocates REBECCA MUTSCHELKNAUS Delta Zeta W.R.A. Northern Players RONALD MYERS Theta Alpha Phi Northern Review Northern Players WESLEY NEFF A.S.M.E. O.S.P.E. O.N.E.S.A. N. S.P.E. PATRICIA NEORR Alpha Xi Delta S.E.A. Wesley Fellowship Pan-Hellenic Council JOSEPH NESTER LARRY NISWANDER A.S.M.E. O. S.P.E. KAPPA KAPPA PSI Band Modemette WILLIAM NORRTS Alpha Sigma Phi Football Team Track Team Sophomore Class Vice President 269 Junior Class President Greek Chorus Dorm Counselor JAMES NOVAK Sigma Phi Epsilon Basketball Team Industrial Arts Club S.E.A. MARK OFWONA A.S.C.E. O.S.P.E. International Club VICKI O’LEARY Newman Club WILLIAM ORR TIMOTHY PARKINSON Alpha Sigma Phi I.F.C. Junior Class Vice President Football Team Track Team DAVID PATTERSON Delta Theta Phi Junior Bar Association Les Advocates KEN PENGELLY Phi Mu Delta Greek Chorus Newman Club MELVIN PETERS Phi Kappa Theta Football Team Track Team Newman Club VAUGHN PFEIFFER Physical Education Association JOHN PHILLIPS Mu Alpha Theta Math Club JOSEPH PREST Junior Bar Association Delta Theta Phi Les Advocates PAM PURCELL Delta Zeta S.E. A. Choir Annual Staff Student Council Sophomore Attendant—May Day JACK PUTNAM Sigma Pi Phi Beta Lambda CHARLES RADER Alpha Sigma Phi Basketball Team ROBERT REDDEN Canterbury Club S.E.A. LARRY REICHENBACH O.S.P.E. A.S.M.E. N. S.P.E. O. N.E.S.A JACK REYNARD Delta Theta Phi Les Advocates Junior Bar Association National Moot Court Competition PATRICIA RICE Choir EVAN RICHARDS Sigma Phi Epsilon O.S.P.E. N. S.P.E. I.E.E.E. Nu Theta Kappa Student Council JUDITH RIESSER Delta Zeta S.E.A. Choir Wesley Fellowship MARY SUE ROBINSON S.E.A. Alpha Xi Delta Choir RAY ROBINSON Basketball T earn Golf Team RICHARD ROHRBACHER Basketball Team Track Team DAVID ROSSI O. S.P.E. A.S.M.E. N. S.P.E. O. N.E.S.A. ROBERT ROTH Phi Beta Lambda Tennis Team Campus Chest RICHARD ROUTH Sigma Phi Epsilon Nu Theta Kappa A.S.M.E. O.S.P.E. E.J.C. O.N.E.S.A. Student Council Dorm Counselor WILLIAM SAWVELL I.E.E.E. O.S.P.E. RICHARD SCAIFE Alpha Sigma Phi WILLIAM SCATTERDAY Sigma Pi Phi Beta Lambda Wesley Fellowship STEPHEN SCHUTZ Delta Sigma Phi Polaris Staff NINO SFERRELLA Junior Bar Association Les Advocates Student Council Delta Theta Phi DAVID SHAFFER Sigma Pi Phi Beta Lambda Greek Chorus Annual Staff HENRY SHAW Student Council Delta Theta Phi Junior Bar Association Les Advocates DANIEL SHELL Delta Theta Phi Junior Bar Association WILLIAM SHELTON Sigma Phi Epsilon JOSEPH SHOEMAKER YOUSEF SHUHAIBAR Tennis Team Student Council Student Court Sigma Phi Epsilon A.S.C.E. O.S.P.E. KARL SIMON Modemettes Kappa Kappa Psi M. E.N.C. JEAN SLEESMAN S.E.A. Kappa Delta Pi ROBERT SMITH I.E.E.E. O.S.P.E. N. S.P.E. GEORGE SPIDEL Delta Theta Phi National Moot Court The Writ Les Advocates ROBERT STERLING Trainer—Football Track Hockey Club JUDITH STEVENS Delta Zeta S.E.A. Wesley Fellowship Band Kappa Delta Pi SALLY STOLTZ Delta Zeta Miss Northern 1962 W.RA. Miss Northern Attendant 1961 Annual Staff S.E.A. LOWELL STOUDER Sigma Pi Northern Players University Union Board of Governors PAULA STOVE Alpha Xi Delta Kappa Delta Pi S.E.A. Marching Band Concert Band DONALD STRAND GERALD STRINGFELLOW Kappa Psi Golf Team APHA O. S.PA. SUSAN STROLE Wesley Fellowship Social Welfare Club Phi Alpha Religious Council ALICE TAYLOR S.E.A. Newman Club 270 TOM TAYLOR Band Phi Beta Lambda WILLIAM TEMPEL Polaris Staff Greek Chorus Canterbury Club DANIEL THACKER LOIS TITTLE Alpha Xi Delta Theta Alpha Phi Northern Players SEA. Annual Staff RICHARD TRICK Football Team WILLIAM TUCKER Kappa Psi RICHARD TURNER JON UHL Phi Beta Lambda MARY VAN METER GEORGE VASILION Phi Mu Delta STEVE VAVRO Phi Kappa Theta VIRGINIA VIERLING Annual Staff MICHAEL VITANTONIO Phi Kappa Theta S.E.A. Biology Club Newman Club I.F.C. GEORGE VOGELSANG Choir Greek Chorus Tennis Team Biology Club Sigma Pi LOIS WARREN Alpha Xi Delta DONNA WEHINGER ALAN WEHMAN O.S.P.E. I.E.E.E. Nu Theta Kappa LAWRENCE WEISS Kappa Psi Golf Team APHA O.S.P.A. KAREN WEITZ Alpha Xi Delta S.E.A. RHODA WEYMOUTH Alpha Xi Delta S.E.A. Wesley Fellowship Choir W.R.A. JAMES WHETSTONE TED WHITACRE O.S.P.E. I.E.E.E. O.N.E.S.A. WILLIAM WHITE Alpha Sigma Phi Northern Review Student Council Track Team RALPH WICKSTROM O.S.P.E. I.E.E.E. GERALD WILCOX A.S.C.E. O.S.P.E. N. S.P.E. JEAN WILCOX S.E.A. Alpha Xi Delta Choir Northern Review Wesley Fellowship Engineers’ Wives ROBERTA WILKINS DICK WITUCKI JOHN WOLF Junior Bar Association Delta Theta Phi National Moot Court JAMES WOLFE Sigma Pi SAC. Student Council Northern Review Northern Players Phi Beta Lambda Tennis Team JOHN WOOD ROBERT YOUNG Phi Alpha Delta Junior Bar Association PHILIP ZACK O. N.I.A.C. Kappa Kappa Psi S.E.A. Band Choir STEVE ZAGOREOS 271 INDEX PAT ABB ITT 92, 188 JANET ADAMS 23,62, 186,210,222 DENNIS ADKINS 224 LAKSHMI ADLAKHA 62,211 SAT ADLAKHA 211 PAUL AGRIESTI 80 DAVID AKE 203 JONATHAN AHR 92 DONALD A1NGWORTH 80 CHARLES ALEXANDER 202 JAMES ALEXANDER 203,223 PATRICK ALLEN 214,215 RICHARD ALLER 62, 202, 228, 229 ABDOLLA AL QUANDI 143 GARY ALSTAETTER 198,216,217,229 JAMES ANDERSON 233 KEITH ANDERSON 62,206 MARY ANDREWS 92,188 BARBARA ANGLIN 80,210,223,229 DENNIS ANSPACH 238 NANCY ANSPACH 92, 184,210 CARL ARCHDEACON 92 LAURA ARMSTRONG 23,62, 169,186,210 DAVID ARNOLD 62 KENNETH ARTMAN 204,212 TWYLA AUGSBURGER 223 TEDI AUGUR 62 DANIEL AULTMAN 119 JOANNE BAGLEY 62 JOSEPH BAHMER 202 LUCILLE BAILEY 92,223,225,227 DIANE BAKER 80, 184 JAMES BAKER 204 ZANE BAKER 92, 194 STEPHEN BALDWIN 203 JOHN BALSLEY 201,238 JERRY BALSER 62, 204,218 CAROLYN BANBURY 32,89, 184,210,223,227,228, JOSEPH BANKS 205 RICHARD BANKS 86 SAMUEL BANKS 80,208 DAVID BARCLAY 199 MARIAN BARGER 216,217 WILLIAM BARGER 23,62 DANIEL BARKER 62,206,238 BEVERLY BARNES 92,186 DENNY BARRY 119,214,214 JAMES BASINGER 212 RICHARD BASINGER 63 GREGORY BASSETT 212, 213 WILLIAM BATES 198 PAUL BAUER 212 LANNY BAUGHMAN 212 JOHN BAUMGARTNER 202,228 WILLIAM BAUMOEL 80, 192 DONALD BAUR 127, 129,206, 221 JUDY BAYER 187 COLIN BAYLISS 129,199,216 CYNTHIA BEALL 32,92,211,218 LEROY BEAN 80 LOWELL BEAR 212,227 SAMUEL BECKLEY 243,245 GERALD BEER 63, 206, 208,229 DAVID BEERS 213 GAROLD BEIM 193 ROGER BEJCEK 143,205 IRA BELL 192 MICHAEL BENDER 214,215 GARY BENES 206 LARRY BENNETT 80,209 JEANNE BENNETT 80, 210, 211 PAT BENSO 80, 184 DON BENSON 214,215 DON BERAN 116,214,215 JOHN BERGER 214,215 DON BERLIN 129, 199,216 DENNIS BERNARD 92 JOHN BERNHARDT 202 RALPH BERRY 63, 196 RONALD BIBLE 92 DICK BICHSEL 63,204 MARY BIDD1NGER 81, 184,210 SANDRA BIDLACK 23,63, 169, 188,223,224 JAMES BIELESKI 194 WILLIAM BIGELOW 224,225 LAWRENCE B1RNEY 195 JEAN BJORK 81, 188 JUDY BLACK 63,208,210, 223,227 DON BLACKBURN 195 RODNEY BLAKE 119,214,215 ROGER BLAKE 129, 199 RICHARD BLANK 203 VIRGINIA BLAUSER 185,210,223 ROBERT BLOOM 81,203 ARNOLD BLOSTEIN 93, 192 EUGENE BOCKRATH 127,200,216 BRUCE BODALSKI 127 PAUL BOGGS 143 TRACY BOLESKY 118 VAUGHN BOLLARD 127,200,204,222,225 G. BOOKRATH 238 ALAN BOOKSTABER 129,192,225 WILLIAM BOOKWALTER 63 JAMES BOOS 92, 196 RICHARD BOWER 63, 233 CHERYL BOZARTH 93 MARGUARET BOZARTH 81 C. BRADFORD 184 THOMAS BRAME 93 RICHARD BRANOVITCH 233 KARRIN BRAN STROM 81,188 JUDITH BRAUTIGAM 210,222 GERALD BRENHISER 81, 194 JANICE BREWER 187 TONI BREWSTER 186, 187 EDWARD BRIDGEMEN 223,228 WILLIAM BRITTEN 81,204 JOHN BRONSON 248 PHILIP BROOKS 202, 212, 227 WILLIAM BROOKS 93 DOROTHY BROSHES 63, 184,210,223,224, 234 BRUCE BROWN 93 CHARLES BROWN 158,198,216,228,229 DENNIS BROWN 93, 199,216 EMERSON BROWN 205 LINDA BROWN 81 MICHAEL BROWN 130,204 RICHARD BROWN 198,216 SUSAN BROWN 82, 184,222,234 NANCY BRUCKER 64,184 THOMAS BRYANT 119,214,215 WILLIAM BRYSON 143 KENNETH BUBNA 203 JOHN BUCZYNSKYJ 204,242,245 CHARLES BURCHETT 143 JAMES BURENS 202 ROBERT BURGESS 233,245 GAIL BURKETT 209, 227 JOHN BURKETT 64 DON BURKHOLDER 206 272 KAREN BURNS 93 THEODORE C. BURTT 204,218,220,225 ROBERT BUSHEY 120,206,208,209 BARBARA BUTCHER 64 DAVID BUTLER 130,206 CHARLES CALABRESE 200 JAMES CALHOUN 23, 64, 206,228 WILLIAM CALVERT 127,217 GEORGE CAMPBELL 82 LEO CANALES 119,214,215 RICHARD CANNODE 82 DAVID CANNON 204 JUDY CANNON 187 MASON CAPITANI 195 GERALD CAPAK 122 DON CAPLEA 201 STEVEN CARIN 124,204,225 GEORGE CARTER 221 JUDY CASSIDY 63 WILLIAM CASSIDY 82,204 KATHRYN CASTO 186,221,223,236 DAVID CELLAR 197 CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN 82 LAWRENCE CHAMBERLAIN 212 DENNIS CHANDLER 204 STEPHEN CHANEY 82 ROBERT CHAPON 119 JOSEPH CIAVARELLA 122 JOSEPH CIMINILLO 64, 204, 228 ROBERT CLADY 122 GEORGE CLARK 64, 93, 204 JOSEPH CLARK 119,214,215 ROBERT CLARK 64 TOBY CLARK 233 DON CLAUSING 64,210 SUANN CLAUSS 64, 169, 184 GREGORY CLEAVES 204 DONALD CLEVENGER 209,238 CURTIS CLINE 124,216,217,227,228 DOROTHY CLINE 187,223,225 GERALD CLOUSE 124, 194 CHRISTINE COATS 82,186,223,227 LYNNITA COATS 23,65, 186,210,222,2238,229 J. COBB 206 ANN COCHENSPARGER 187,209,234,236 JUDY COCHRAN 210 ROBERT COCHRAN 124,202,216 TOBY CODER 82 BEVERLY COGAN 65,188 ALLAN COLE 198,216,217 DIANNE COLE 127, 184,216 JANET COLE 226 RICHARD COLE 206,224 DIANE COLEMAN 82, 188,222 DONNA COLVIN 82 JOHN CONRATH 65 WIN COOPER 93, 206 HELEN COPELAND 65 JUDITH COPPESS 65 JAMES CORSON 205 JOHN CORTE 201 RICHARD COSLER 93 JOHN COTNER 197 KENNETH CRABBE 82, 194,210. 233,238,242, 243 MARGARET CRAIG 227 JERROLD CRAMER 93 JAMES CRATES 214,215 ARTHUR CRAWFORD 198,216,228 THOMAS CROWE 82 WOODROW CRUMRINE 83, 194,238 TERRY CULLEN 143 BECKY CULP 93 SANDRA CUMMINS 83, 188,218,220 RICHARD CUPP 65 NICHOLAS CURCI 214,215 MARY CURREN 127,216 JOHN CURREY 208 ROBERT CURTIS 83,200,226 JOSEPH CUSMA 200,226 OMAR DAJANI 65,202 JOHN DALEY 94 GERALD D’AMBROSIO 118,214,215 THOMAS D’ANGELO 143,201 JOHN DARBY 83,223,225 CHARLES DASHER 198,216,238 JOHN DAVIDSON 119,214,215 BEVERLY DAVIS 234,235,237 MORGAN DAVIS 206 DAVID DAVIS 138 JAMES DAVIS 94,216 JOHN DAVIS 65, 206 MURRAY DAVIS 212 PAT DAVIS 94, 186,209,227,236 RICHARD DAWSON 212 JAMES DAY 83,204 JOHN DAY 83,233 RONALD DEARTH 209 THOMAS DEARTH 83 JOHN DECKER 215 RICHARD DEGROSKY 200,201 ROBERT DEITZEL 119,214 MARK DELANEY 94,202 DION DELEONE 199,216,225,249 ALBERT DENEKE 116,214,215 RICHARD DENSON 65, 200,233 ROGER DENZER 83 VINCENT DE PASCALE 214 LARRY DEVOE 194,233 JOHN DEWERTH 233 JOHN DEWITT 94,206,208, 233 GEOFFREY DICK 138,218,220 DEREK DICKINSON 242,245 MARY DIEHM 66, 188,210 ALICE DIELS 32, 186 ANDREW DIMAKIS 138 KENNETH DISHOP 138,213 ROBERT DIX 214 JOHN DOBNICKER 94 ED DOBRANETSKI 194,212 CONNIE DOEBEL 94, 188,222,236 SHIRLEY DOERING 83, 186,210 SHEILA DONNACHIE 23,66, 188,208 KAREN DORCHESTER 94, 184,209 TOMMY DORMAN 94 JEFF DORNAN 83,205 ROBERT DOYLE 118 ROBERT DREFFER 94 JOHN DRIVER 66 JOHN DUGAN 83, 196,208 BRUCE DUNGAN 66,221 DAVID DUNHAM 203 RICHARD DURBIN 66, 196,225,229 JERRY DURST 127 SUZANNE DYE 66, 188 JOHN EAGLEEYE 201 GEORGE EARLEY 214,215 JANICE EASTMAN 94,210, 223 JORGE ECHEVERRIA 143,211 CHARLES ECKERT 138 JAMES EDENS 202 FOSTER EDENS 212 JOHN EDIE 66,208 R. EIDSON 238 SUSAN ELBERTY 94,210, 223 PATRICIA ELLIOT 66 ED ELLIS 94 T. ELLIS 201 CHARLES ELLIS 94,200,242,243,245 273 GEORGE ELLIS 66, 196 DUANE ELSNER 66, 83, 194 ROBERT EMMER 94,194 DAVID EM RICK 95 JOSEPH ENGLE 214 GEORGE ENGLISH 66, 194,209,238 MARY ENGLISH 108, 187,234,237 MARVIN ENNIS 67, 233,238 JOANN EPSTEIN 67,188 OTTO ERBACHER 143 RAY ESAREY 108 DAVID ESTILL 138 KAREN ETTER 108 KAREN EVANS 95, 185,223,225,226,237 MARGARET EVANS 184,210,234,235 MARILYN EVANS 95 TOM EVANS 205 GEORGE EWING 204 JOHN FABRI 212 MICHAEL FAILOR 95,204,222 SUSAN FAIR 84, 186 TIM FAIR 124, 198,216,238 RONALD FARLEMAN 138,213 GEORGE FARMER 204 JULIA FARNHAM 84 LAWRENCE FARNHAM 67,202 HARRY FAULKNER 119,214,215 FRED FEICHTER 95 JOHN FERGUSON 84 WILLIAM FERRI 130, 199 KAREN FETT 67,223, 228 DON FICKES 108, 195 THOMAS FIDAGO 200,226 JACK FIELDS 95 MICHAEL FIELDS 67 CHARLOTTE FILHART 67, 208, 209 EDDIE FILHART 214 JOHN FILKINS 95 JAMES FINCH 196,238 DON FIN FROCK 202 GARY FINKE 108,197,208 EILEEN FISCHBACH 95, 186,210,225,226 EDWIN FISHER 238 RAY FLANAGAN 202,212,228 EDWARD FLASK 214,215 PETER FLETCHER 67,200 KENNETH FLICK 143,205 DEAN FLIGHTNER 199,216 JOSEPH FLORES 116,214,215 THOMAS FLOWER 108, 199,223 SUSAN FOBES 95, 188 DAVID FOGT 202,212, 228 RAMON FOLTZ 116 PAT FOOTE 95 JOHN FORAKER 233 LARETTA FORNEY 81, 186,210,223 JUDITH FOSTER 108 KEN FOSTER 206 CHARLES FOWLER 198,216 THEODORE FOWLER 95,216 RICHARD FOX 108, 195 D. FRAMES 193 DENNIS FRANKS 128,200,216,226 JERRY FRANZ 81 NEIL FRASCA 124,200,216,226 WILLIAM FRASCH 81 HENRY FREAS 81,204,221 LINDA FREDIN 67 CHARLES FREIDNER 138 KAREN FREY 95, 184 RONALD FRISCO 143 KEN FRIZZELL 67, 196 JAMES FRY 138 DANIEL FUCELLA 139,206 TOM FULKERSON 198,216 CHARLOTTE FULTON 67, 188,210 JULIUS FUNARI 122,217 CHARLES FURER 224 CYNTHIA FUSCO 23,68, 186,210 GRACE GABRIEL 95, 186,209,223 SHELDON GALFUNT 95,192 CHARLES GAMBLE 108 WILLIAM GARDINER 108 GAY GARDNER 84, 158, 186,223,225 DAVID GARRITY 108 GARY GEHM 95,203 EUGENE GELFAND 108, 193 CARL GERBASI 233, 238 KENNETH GERBER 96 KENNETH GERDEMAN 96, 200,226 RONALD GERDEMAN 200,212 DOUGLAS GEYER 68, 196,225 LESTER G1LFILLEN 139 CHARANJIT GILL 211,213 MICHAEL GILL 108 JOHN GILLILAND 205 JERRY GILMAN 198,216 MARVIN GILLSON 96,206,209,233,238 ARNOL GILLUM 198,216,222,225 SUSAN GILMORE 188,209,229 JERRY GINSBERG 124 MARGARET GIPPLE 108, 189 SANDRA GIRESI 96,188 JANET GLASS 108, 188 KATHLEEN GLINES 108,223,225 EDWARD GMYREK 204, 222,238 DORIANNE GOETZ 109 JOHN GOLDENETZ 68,221 RICHARD GOLDMAN 120,214,215 ROBERT GOLDMAN 120,214,215,228 JACK GORDON 205 DAVID GORDON 84,204 WALTER GOUDY 84 FRED GRAFF 143 DOUGLAS GRAHAM 96,205 JOHN GRAY 68, 204, 233 ROBERT GRAY 214,215 THOMAS GRAY 245 WILLIAM GREEN 122 CHARLES GREENAWALD 96 THOMAS GREER 238 DALE GRIFFEY 202,212,228 ROBERT GRONLUND 68,204 JAMES GROTH 198,216 SUE GRUBAUGH 84, 159, 186,208 DANNIE GRUBB 139 CAROL GUIDER 84 GEORGE GUIDER 68,233 EDWARD GUTIERREZ 143 RICHARD GUYTON 96 DAN HABER 223 RONALD HADLEY 116 THOMAS HAGAN 196 SYLVIA HAGAR 68, 186,210,223,224 MICHAEL HAGER 242 MELVIN HAINES 68 HANES HAIRSTON 68,245 CHARLENE HAJEK 188 ED HALDEMAN 109,223,224 EVA HALL 84 GERALD HALL 109 JOHN HALL 68,206 KENNETH HALL 69 ROBERT HALL 96, 238 THOMAS HALLBAUER 96 CRAIG HALL1WILL 96,221 JOHN HANCOCK 109 STEPHEN HANDY 109 274 NORMAN HANKS 143,207 CAROLYN HANNA 109,185,222,234 HARVEY HANN 96,199 DAVID HANSBARGER 69,194,209 CHRIS HANSEN 96,223 GERALD HANZIE 69,233,238 RONALD HARBERT 109 JAMES HARDIN 198,216,222,224,227 DONALD HARE 198,216 GARY HARMON 109 DAVID HARPER 96,223,224,225 BETTY JO HARRINGTON 84,234,235,237 RAYMOND HARRIS 109, 196,233 STEPHEN HART 69,204 RAY HARTMAN 134 DAVID HARTONG 124,202,221 ELIZABETH HARTRANFT 216,217 ROBERT HARTRANFT 196,208,227 TED HARTWELL 69, 194,209,233 STEVEN HATCHER 109 WYNN HAUENSTEIN 109 GALE HAUSER 196,209,225 VIRGINIA HAVENS 23, 69, 188, 189,210 ROSALIE HAWISHER 84 WILLIAM HAWKINS 69,208,209,228 JOHN HAYES 233, 245 DOROTHEA HAYS 96, 184,210,223,225,227 PHILIP HEADINGTON 84, 196 PATRICK HEALY 233 ROBERT HEATH 233 CAROL HEDGES 109, 185 CRAIG HEELEY 109,209 DANIEL HEHR 85 ANGELA HELM 210 FREDERICK HENRY 134,212 BARRY HENSEL 69, 194,208,209,221 JAMES HENSEL 85,194 DAVID HEPNER 96, 194,233 GARY HERMON 120 DONNA HERR 97 KAY HERSCHELMAN 186 WILLIAM HESS 144,203 KATHLEEN HIGGINS 85 LIONEL HIGLEY 139,223 GLORIA HILL 69,210 JOHN HIMLER 97 STEVEN HINDALL 134,204,212,214,233 THOMAS HINDERER 128,206,225 LYNN HIRSCHFELD 97, 202,222,225, 233 PAUL HITTLE 144,205 THOMAS HOBAN 125,200 BRUCE HODGES 202, 223, 224, 225 DAVID HODOUS 97 GAIL HOEFER 97, 187,223,225 MARTIN HOEMME 97,205,220,221 HENRY HOFELT 203 TERRY HOFF 197 JANET HOLBROOK 97 DANIEL HOLDEN 206,223, 224,225 MARTHA HOLDER 109,189 RICHARD HOLE 118,214,215 NANCY HOLIDAY 70, 184,210,229 RICHARD HOLLAND 204 RICHARD HOLLAR 134 ROBERT HOLLOWAY 85 TIM HOOD 209,238 JOHN HOODY 109 RUTH HOOVER 70 SHARLENE HORN 97, 186,234,236 PAT HORNER 109 GARY HORNSBY 202 JENNIE HOSACK 85, 189,210,232,234 JOHN HOSACK 97, 194 DON HOSTETLER 97, 227, 233 ROGER HOUCK 204 DENNIS HOUGGY 70 JEAN HOUGGY 209,223,234,237 TED HOWARD 116,214,215 THOMAS HOWE 110 WILLIAM HUBER 202,229 JAMES HUDSON 203 JAMES HUFFER 85,202 VERN HUGHES 134,202,212 RICHARD HUHN 110,223 DAVID HULTON 139 JOHN HUNTER 70 PAM HUNTER 130,185,216,226 NANCY HURLEY 97,188 ANN HURST 128.188,217,222,229 JOHN HURST 198,216 KAY HUSTON 110,185,222,234 RICHARD HUTCHINGS 202 KAREN HUTCHINSON 184,222,229,234,236 JAMES HUTTON 116,214,215 DAVID HYTREE 125, 194 FRANK ILLINGWORTH 196 LARRY IMBODY 233,238 MATEUS INGLES 97,227 CLAIR INKLEY 110 AFENDRA IORDANIDOU 70,211 DAVID IRWIN 85 THOMAS ISRAEL 238 WALTER IWANYCKY 211 ARTHUR JACKSON 70,223,224,229 LUANN JACKSON 110,187 MELANIE JACOB 216,217 DAN JACOBS 70, 194,229 CHARLES JAMESON 116 THEODORE JARVIS 110,207 K. JEFEIGER 196 MURTI JINDAL 211 RAM JINDAL 134,211,212 ALMA JOHNSON 70, 188,223 DIANE JOHNSON 70 JERRY JOHNSON 85, 196,248 LARRY JOHNSON 110 RITA JOHNSON 211 ALAN JOHNSTON 110 LARRY JOHNSTON 130,206 LINDA JOLLIFF 71,210 JILL JOLLY 110,236 BARBARA JONES 189 HOWARD JONES 238 KARREN JONES 85, 186 LESTER JONES 97 PAT JONES 85 PEPPER JONES 110 RAY JONES 128,202,228 ERWIN KAHN 71,225 MARVIN KAHN 192 JOHN KAISER 125,206,221 STANLEY KAISER 97,242,245 JEFF KATZ 192,206,216 JOHN KATZENMEYER 97 THOMAS KAUFFMAN 98 DONALD KEEN 130 TERRY KEISER 71,204,205 CHARLES KEITH 139 GWEN KEITH 98, 184,234,235 MARILYN KEITH 85 JOAN KELBLE 98, 184,234 DAVID KELLER 85,206 DONALD KELLER 218,220 JACQUELINE KELLER 186 KAREN KELLEY 98, 187,209,221, 227 NANCY KELLY 130,216 PAUL KELLY 71 CHERYL KENNEDY 223 275 JOHN KENNEDY 218, 220,221 MICHAEL KENNEDY 214,215 PAUL KERR 144 JAMES KILL 118 JERRY KILPATRICK 98 JOSEPH KIME 128,206,221 PAMELA KING 128, 184, 185 RICHARD KING 110 JOHN KIRTLAND 139 THEODORA KISSELL 98, 184,222,226,228 KATHIE KLEIFELD 98, 188 JAMES KLINE 208,227 SANDRA KLINGER 110,234 FRANK KLINGSHIRN 144,226 JANE, KNOOP 210 BILLY KNOTT 213 MICHAEL KOBILARCSIK 98, 194,209,228,233,238 PHYLLIS KOCH 110 JEFFREY KOCIAL 120,214,215 ROBERT KOGER 71, 206,208 GLORIA KOHLER 71,223 LESLIE KOLMAN 193 ROBERT KOMAREK 203, 208 CAROL KRAMER 188 WARREN KRAMER 128,216,217 CHARLES KRAUSS 110 MARSHA KRECHOVITZ 110,187,236 GERALDINE KRIEGER 110,226 MARY KRIEGER 158,188,209,210,218,220,226,228 MILES KRISTMAN 110,193 ROBERT KRITZLER 111 FRANK KRIZ 217 GILBERT KRONE 120 JAMES KRONER 122 MACK KRUSE 111 ROBERT KRZYS 111,226 JOHN KUBALAK 144 CRAIG KUNISH 71 MATHEW KUNNAPPILLY 111 JOHN KURTZMAN 214,215 ROBERT KYLER 223,224 ANNIS LACY 71, 186 JOHN LAINE 223,225 GEORGE LANAGAN 111 JAMES LANDI 111 RAYMOND LANDIS 23,71,200 B. LANICH 196 DENISE LAPP 32, 125,216,217 DIANE LAPP 189,210, 226,234, 237 PAT LARICK 131 JOEL LASKY 211 LOUISE LAUCK 125,186,216,217,228 WILLIAM LAUDICK 111,209,238 PAUL LAVIGNE 111,209,238 DENNIS LAWRENCE 144, 195 JOHN LAWRENCE 120 SHARON LAWRENCE 111, 189 MARY ANN LAWRENCE 72 WALTER LAWSON 196,225 C. LAWTON 134 PAUL LAZAR 216 JAMES LEACH 98,206 JAMES LEARY 98 LYNDON LEE 134 ROBERT LEECE 214,215 WILLIAM LEEDY 98 ROBERT LEELE 120 DOMINIC LEFOER 118,214,215 JOEL LEFKOWITZ 125, 192, 216, 218,220 THOMAS LEONARDIS 140 CATHERINE LEPHART 111, 185,227,234,236 STUART LEVINE 192,228,229 JAMES LEWIS 194 R. LIBARGER 212 CAROL LIBER 98, 188,218,220,236 BONNIE LILES 72, 184 MARY LIMES 72, 186,210,223 KINTY LIN 134,212 PAT LINHAM 111, 185 ROGER LISOWSKI 226 WILLIAM LIVEZEY 140 BECKY LLOYD 111,185 JOHN LOEFFLER 144 WILLIAM LOESCHER 214 CHARLES LOMBARDO 122,216 JAMES LONG 98 EDMUND LONG 144 EDWIN LONGBRAKE 144 STANLEY LOTZOFF 192 THOMAS LOUDEN 209 LEWIS LOVETT 98,222 MICHAEL LUSIGNAN 120,214,215 RICHARD LYBARGER 140 JANET LYTLE 111,210,223,227 NANCY LYTLE 210,222, 227 DONALD MACGREGOR 144 LAWRENCE MACK 99, 144,203 JACK MACCARTNEY 198,216,228 LAWRENCE MAJOR 192 BUD MANCHESTER 112,205 DENNY MANTEL 205 RON MANTEL 72,204 MARGARET MARCHAL 131,185 RONALD MARKIZON 192 JON MARSHALL 208, 209 MARILYN MARSHALL 112,189,223 KAREN MARTIN 99, 184,209,218, 223 KAROL MARTIN 112, 185,222 LLOYD MARTIN 140, 194 STEPHEN MARTIN 72,206 SUSAN MARTIN 99, 184,209 JOHN MASCIO 118,214,215 G. MAS IN I 201 CHARLES MASON 112,207,238 FRED MATHIS 199 LLOYD MATHWIG 140,222 JOHN MATTER 162 LLOYD MATTSON 140,226 DAVID MAUE 144 JAMES MAURER 99,206,221 JUDITH MAURER 99, 186,223,229 VIRGINIA MAXWELL 99, 188,221 BRUCE MAYS 238,249 CHERYL McALPIN 210,223,227,234 MARY McCLOSKEY 99 WILLIAM McCLURE 131 larry McCullough 144 sandra McCullough 12 , 186,210 GARY McCURDY 206 ROBERT McCURDY 125,206,229 JEROME McDANIEL 144 BARBARA McELHANEY 23, 72, 218,220,221 THEODORE McELHENY 72,206 JOE McELROY 98 judith McFarland m,i87 paul McFarland 111 , 223 , 242 , 243,245 PRISCILLA McGEE 111 MARILYN McGINNIS 99, 188,226,228 john McGovern 145 MARY McGRAW 99, 188,218,220, 222, 229 RAY McHUGH 72 RITA McINTIRE 112,189 JOHN McKEE 122 GARY McKINLEY 120 RUTH ANN McKIRAHAN 99, 186 CHARLES McMASTERS 99,238 MARION McMILLEN 186 MARY McNALLY 128 276 ANITA McNEAL 99,184,210,222 JAN McNEAL 120,214 HUGH McQUILLEN 196 MARILYN MEADE 99, 186 DANIEL MECKSTROTH 205, 223,224 HAROLD MEEDER 145 BEVERLY MEEKS 112 DAVID MEHAKO 112 HARRIET MEIER 99, 184 RUTH MEIER 223, 227 ROBERT MENG 145, 195 CHARLES MENTAL 99 FORREST MERRIAM 194 DAVID METZKER 134,204,212 GERALD MEYER 100 JERRY MICELI 200 LAWRENCE MIGA 145 DONALD MIGLIORE 125,200 STEVEN MILBY 206, 221 EDWARD MILKREIT 100 ANITA MILLER 184,222,234,235 BETTE MILLER 100 CONNIE MILLER 100,227 DANIEL MILLER 200 DAVID MILLER 134,145,204,212 GERALD MILLER 212,238 GLORIA MILLER 23,73, 186,210,222 KEITH MILLER 100,209,238 MARSHALL MILLER 73, 203 MICHAEL MILLER 112 REX MILLER 112,207 TIMOTHY MILLER 73,209,233,238 JAMES MINER 210, 227 LAWRENCE MINNARD 200 THOMAS MITCHELL 73,210,222 RONALD MOFFITT 100 STEPHEN MOLINARI 129,200,216,226 MICHAEL MOLONEY 208 GRANT MONTGOMERY 208,209 OWEN MOORE 210,223,224,225,227 DOUGLAS MORGAN 140 EVAN MORRIS 214,215 ROBERT MORRIS 116 HENRY MOSER 214 KAREN MOSER 100 GEORGEANNE MOSES 188 STEVEN MOSES 192,238 JOHN MOSSING 73,200,233 BOB MORTON 140 JOHN MOYER 117,214,215 JUDITH MOYER 100,221 MURIEL MULDER 100,184,223,227,228 CAROLYN SUE MULLINS 235 AUREL MURESAN 220 WILLIAM MURRAY 118 TERRY MUSKOFF 145 WILLIAM MUTCHLER 100,206 REBECCA MUTSCHELKNAUS 72,186,209 LINDA MYERS 88 RONALD MYERS 73,221 JOHN MYHR 88,205 FRED NAYLOR 196, 197 STEPHEN NEFF 88, 196,224,225 WESLEY NEFF 134,213 EARL NELSON 100 MICHAEL NELSON 100 PATRICIA NEORR 23, 73, 184,210,229 BIJAN NESHAT 211 JOSEPH NESTER 73 ROBERT NEUBRAND 100 DARREL NEUENSCHWANDER 145 MARILYN NEUMAN 121,214 MARSHA NICASTRO 100, 187 ALICE NIEHAUSMYER 112,185,222 LARRY NISWANDER 134,212,224 TIMOTHY NORRIS 112,203 WILLIAM NORRIS 73, 194,233,238 JAMES NOVAK 74,204,208 WARREN OBERT 112 ROBIN OBETZ 214, 215 ANTHONY O ' DONNELL 88,200,208,210 MARK OFWONA 135,211 CAROL OHL 100,209,234,237 MICHAEL OHL 101, 194,209,238 JERALD OLDS 112 JOHN OLDS 8, 194,209, 233 WESTON OLDS 248 VICKI O ' LEARY 74 PHILIP OLESON 198,216,222 ROSE OLIN 126,216,217 RICHARD OLIVER 131 DALE ONDERAK 101 CHARLES OPDYCKE 101, 194,223,225 RICHARD OPPER 141,226 WILLIAM ORR 122 HENRY ORTWEIN 196,229 GENE OSBORN 205 SHIRLEY OSMAN 112,185 JOSEPH OSTAFI 200 DAVID OVER 131 MAXINE OVERLA 101, 187 DANIEL OVERLY 101,204,205 JON OVERLY 197 WILLIAM OVERMIER 8,206, 209,227,228 MELINDA OVERMYER 88, 188 DAVID OWEN 194,238,242,245 LINDA PAQUIN 128,216 BART PARENT 112,201,226,249 JOHN PARKINSON 74, 194 EUGENE PARKISON 141 CORINNE PARRISH 88, 188 THOMAS PARRY 88 ESTELL PARSELL 112 ROBERT PARTINGTON 101, 195 DAVID PATTERSON 117 JOYCE PATTERSON 113,210,222 PAT PATTERSON 88, 186,228,229 PAT PATTERSON 159, 184 PAUL PATTERSON 141,212 SUSAN PATTERSON 113 THERESA PATTERSON 101,209 MARTIN PAUL 88,204, 223, 224, 233 KAREN PAYNE 101 DAVID PEES 101 JOHN PELTON 206 KEN PENGELLY 74,202 WILLIAM PEPPLER 121 STEPHEN PERL 113 GEORGE PERSON 224 JEFFREY PETERMAN 113, 197 MELVIN PETERS 74, 200, 209, 233, 238 JUDITH PFEIFFER 101 JOHN PHILLIPS 74 MARION PHILLIPS 194,233 ROY PHILLIPS 202 WAYNE PHILLIPS 145,238 GARY PIDOCK 194 RICHARD PIECZARKA 113,201 SAL PIRROTTA 194,238 MARIE PLUMMER 101 PETER POLAKOFF 113,193 EMMA JO POTH 113, 185,226 RONALD POWELL 113,203 GAIL POYER 101, 184,234 MICHAEL PRATT 101,2 ' 26 JOSEPH PREST 117,214,215 NANCY PRICE 88,210 PETER PRINCEHORN 197 277 LARRY PULLIN 198,216,225 PAM PURCELL 74, 186,210 LARRY PURKEY 101 JACK PUTNAM 74,206,221 BRUCE RABE 101 RAYMOND RABY 198,216 CHARLES RADER 74, 194,242,245 DUANE RADER 208 VIRGIL RADER 208 WILLIAM RAE 206,221 ROBERT RAIMONDI 141 SHERILYN RAMBO 89 THEODORE RATH 102, 194,222 THOMAS RATHBURN 206,221 DENTON RAUBENOLT 113 ROBERT RAUSCH 102 CHARLES REA 199 ROBERT READLER 113,242,243,245 ROBERT REDDEN 75,210 JACQUELYN REDICK 102,235 JAMES REICHARDT 89 LARRY REICHENBACH 135,212,213 DAVID REID 121,214,215 SUSAN REID 113 FRANK REINHEIMER 118 DAVID REITZ 203 BRUCE RELINE 102 ROSEMARY RENNER 222,235 JAMES RENWICK 121,214 LEE REPASSY 102,218,220 THOMAS RESSING 214,215 DEONNE RESOR 186,187,222 JACK REYNARD 117,214,215 JOHN REYNOLDS 213 ROBERT REYNOLDS 202 SHARON RHOAD 23, 126, 186,216, 217 DAVID RHOADES 194 RICHARD RHODES 141 JO ANN RICE 113, 185,234 PATRICIA RICE 75, 113 BRUCE RICH 126,200,218,226 EVAN RICHARDS 23, 135,204,212,213,228 GARY RICHARDS 141 GARY RICHTER 23, 196 WILSON RICK 102,218 SUE RICKETTS 102, 113, 184, 186, 187,210,228 BARBARA RIDENOUR 210 EDSEL RIES 89 JUDITH RIESSER 75 WILLIAM RINAS 202 EDWIN RITCHEY 198,216 FORREST RITZMAN 198,216,227,238 PAUL RITZMAN 199,238 TERRY ROAN 113 GARRY ROBBINS 113 CHARLES ROBINSON 121,214,215 CHERYL ROBINSON 113 GENE ROBINSON 141,202 ISAAC ROBINSON 75,242,245 JOSEPH ROBINSON 196 MARY SUE ROBINSON 75, 184,222,224 PATRICIA ROBINSON 102 CASSANDRA ROGERS 89, 188,210,222 FRANK ROGERS 249 RICHARD ROGERS 102,206,223,225 RICHARD ROHRBACHER 75,233 DAVID ROSSI 135,213 ROBERT ROTH 23, 75, 208, 227, 233 PHILLIP ROUSH 141 RICHARD ROUTH 135,212,213 SUSAN RUBINS 89 KEITH RUMPLER 102,201 DAVID RUNNION 202 TERRENCE RYAN 89,202,233 BARRETT RYDELL 102,204 JAMES SAEGER 202 THERESA SAIDLEMAN 186 NICHOLAS SAKATOS 102,204 CARL SAL1ERNO 102 DAVID SANDER 199 JOHN SANDUSKY 102 WILLIAM SAWVEL 135,212 THEODORE SAWYER 118,214,215 RICHARD SCAIFE 75, 194 PATRICK SCANLON 196 WILLIAM SCATTERDAY 75,206 JAMES SCHAFFER 198,216,217,225 ROBERT SCHAFFER 102,199,216 SHARON SCHAFER 185,226,236 ERWIN SCHAUWECKER 212 RONALD SCHEFF 200,226 LLOYD SCHICK 103,204,223,224 CAROL SCHIEMANN 189 CHARLES SCHIFF 141 DAVID SCHMID 123,198,216 DEANNA SCHMIDT 89, 188 PHILIP SCHNEIDER 214,215 ROBERT SCHRADER 89 WAYNE SCHUETZ 145 BETTY SCHULZ 103 JACK SCHULZ 142,228 STEPHEN SCHUTZE 76,196 MARIE SCHWABEROW 103, 184,218 ALLAN SCHWARTZ 123,192,216 JOHN SCHWARTZ 194,225 SUZANNE SCOTT 184,223 JAMES SCOWDEN 207 RICHARD SENFF 126,202,229 LYNNE SEYBOTH 103 NINO SFERELLA 117,214,215 JON SHAFER 227 DAVID SHAFFER 76,207 CATHERINE SHARP 185,234 HENRY SHAW 117,214,215 DANIEL SHELL 117,214,215 WILLIAM SHELTON 76 JUDY SHEPHERD 103,184,210,222,234,236 PHILIP SHERER 242, 245 JOHN SHIMP 89,202 DELBERT SHINN 103 EDWARD J SHOEMAKER 76,208,209 YOUSEF SHUHAIBAR 135,204,211,212 JACK SIDELL 89 CURTIS SILLMAN 142,212 MORGAN SILVERS 126, 196,225 KARL SIMON 76,223,224,225 MARCUS S1NDERS 103 NORMAN SKAROUPKA 89,200 WILLIAM SKINNER 131 MAYNARD SLACK 89,204,225 JEFFREY SLADE 248 JEAN SLEESMAN 76 LEROY SLEESMAN 103, 194,223 CHARLES SLICER 214,215 JAMES SMALLEY 145 MARVIN SMALLEY 200 GREGORY SMITH 216 JOHN SMITH 238, 242,243, 245 MARTHA SMITH 103 MICHAEL SMITH 207 ROBERT SMITH 135,212 ROYAL SMITH 206,218,220 WARREN SMITH 202,212 PAUL SMITHBERGER 142 WILLIAM SNIDER 199 RONALD SNODGRASS 126 LARRY SNYDER 103,203 SALLY SNYDER 103,184,210,220,223,226 278 KEITH SOBERS 202 PAUL SOL1DAY 145 RICHARD SPEER 121,202,214,215,228 GEORGE SPIDEL 117,215 ROSS SPINNING 123, 196 DANIEL SPITLER 214,215 JERRY SPYKER 142 CHERYL STALEY 210 WILLIAM STALL 103, 194,205 INEZ STAUCH 103,221 JAN STAUFFER 243,245 GERALD STECHSHULTE 242,245 ARTHUR STEISKAL 118,214 ROBERT STERLING 76,233, 238, 249 THAD STERLING 248 JOHN STEVENHAGEN 131 JUDITH STEVENS 76, 186,210 DON STOCK 103,194 SALLY STOLTZ 23,76, 186,210 JUDITH STONE 188 THOMAS STONE 204,229,242,245 WILLIAM STONER 103 ROBERT STORCH 199 LOWELL STOUDER 77,229 GARY STOUT 203 PAULA STOVE 77, 184,210 DALE STRAHM 194,229,238 DONALD STRAND 77 GERALD STR1NGFELLOW 123,198,216 SUSAN STROLE 77, 208,209 SONDRA STRYKER 184,222,229,234,235 FRANCIS STUART 206 GERALD STUART 206, 221, 233 WILLIAM STULL 238 RICHARD SUNMAN 223,224 ROBERT SUTHERLAND 142 PAUL SWAIN 210,218,220,221 WILL IAM SWARTZ 126 LEO TALIKKA 214,215 JACK TANNEHILL 198,216,228 ALICE TAYLOR 77 JOHN TAYLOR 203 THOMAS TAYLOR 77,208,223 WILLIAM TEMPEL 77,225 BARBARA TERBOT 186,216,217 LINDA TERRILL 131,184,185,216,226 DANIEL THACKER 77 JOHN THOMAS 211 JOSEPH THOMAS 223 ROGER THOMAS 199 JACK THOMPSON 221,227 JAMES THOMPSON 142,204 ROBERT THOMPSON 121,207,214,215 WILLIAM THOMPSON 145 LOIS TITTLE 23,77, 184,210,218,229 JULIO TORRES 200 JOHN TRAXLER 145 RICHARD TRICK 77,238 GEORGE TROUT 205,238 WARREN TRYON 206,226,228 WILLIAM TUCKER 123 ANN TUDOR 118,214 BARBARA TURNER 187 RICHARD TURNER 78,233 JON UHL 78,208 BANA VAHDATI 211 FRED VALENTINO 200,226 CHARLES VAN FOSSEN 194 ROGER VAN HOFF 204,229 MARY VAN METER 78 HOWARD VAN ORMAN 142 GEORGE VASILION 123,202 MANSOUR VATANKHAHI 211 STEVE VAVRO 123 ARTHUR VERNON 198,216,222 VIRGINIA VIERLING 78 MICHAEL VITANTONIO 78,200,210 RALPH VOGEL 224 GEORGE VOGELGESANG 78,206,222,225,233 THOMAS VUKOVICH 200,226 ALLYN WAGNER 203 MARK WAGONER 200,233,238,248 JUDITH WALTERS 210,234,236 PAUL WALTMAN 118,214,215 GARY WARNER 233,238 LOIS WARREN 78, 184 RICHARD WARREN 214 GARY WEAKS 199,242,245 HALLEY WEAVER 194,209,238 JOHN WEBER 201,206 CAROL WEDLER 210,227 RONALD WEEKS 216 DONNA WEH1NGER 78 ALAN WEHMAN 135,212,213 LAWRENCE WEISS 123, 198,216 NOREEN WELCH 211,218 JANET WEMMER 188 RICHARD WENNES 121,214 DONALD WENTZEL 206,225 SHEILA WESELI 223,226 EDITH WEST 188,222,226 WILLIAM WEST 214,215 ROBERT WETHERINGTON 202 BRUCE WEXLER 193 RHODA WEYMOUTH 79,184 DAVID WHEAT 223,224,225 JAMES WHETSTONE 79 TED WHITACRE 135 DENNIS WILLIAM WHITE 199,233 JUDITH WHITE 188 PAUL WHITE 202,203, 228 WILLIAM WHITE 79, 194,218 RALPH W1CKSTROM 135,212 JOHN WIELAND 200,208,226 GERALD WILCOX 135,212 JEAN WILCOX 79,210,218 DANIEL WILES 214,215 JOHN WILEY 206 ROBERTA WILKINS 79 SUE WILLIAMS 126,186,216,217 THOMAS WILLIAMS 196 JAMES WILSON 142 ALAN WINCHELL 145,212 CAROL WINEGARDNER 187 GARY WINGER 206 RICHARD WITUCK1 79,238 JOHN WOLF 117,214,215 JAMES WOLFE 79,206,208,228 CHARLES WOLFERT 202,233 RICHARD WOLLENZIER 238 JOHN WOOD 79 GENE WOOD 204 JOHN WOODARD 221 JANE WOODHULL 221, 223,225 GEORGE WOODLING 214 ROBERT WOODS 242, 245 WILLIAM WOODWARD 198 CARL WRIGHT 196 MARY CATHERINE WRIGHT 188,210,221 BURT WRONSKY 206,221 KENNETH YASCH 199,216,223 DANNY YOCHHE1M 209,238 CAROL YOUNG 218,220,221 ROBERT YOUNG 117 DENNIS YOUNKER 206 BERNARD YOUNKMAN 194 PHILIP ZACK 79,208 STEVEN ZAGOREOS 123 GENE ZALBERT 192 279 This book printed by VELVATONE, a special process of litho¬ graphic printing. 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