Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1974 volume:

Building For Tomorrow Ohio Northern University Ada, Ohio 1974 Contents Athletics 73 Activities 19 ; i l Student Directory 233 3 OR IA L Staff Associate Editors Laura Barnhardt Britt Cummins Carol Dyas Section Editors Linda Bazow Mei Mei Jee Cindie Harvey Adviser Susan Whiting Photographer David Fried 5 6 7 8 9 in a society where apathy prevails students turn out in record numbers in humanistic cause giving a little of themselves to save a life, independents and greets work together to make campus chest successful once again while dozens turn their efforts toward other service projects, all involved realizing personal responsibility toward their fellow man responsibility upon which happiness and success are built. 11 planning and building new structures revitalizing traditional land-marks committed are university officials to build a responsible tomorrow while keeping with long historical heritage of educational service. 12 13 14 within the structure of this educational institution hours endless are spent learning the fascinating but also the boring, formulas, facts, and hypothetical predictions, memorized by the hundreds, soon forgotten, remembering, facts of great bearing as well as frividities. 15 building minds and emotions for the future so a life perhaps can be saved technology can be furthered education advanced justice done. 16 17 Activities 750 Attend ONUS New Law Building Dedicated Many historical events have taken place in the Pettit College of Law since its founding in 1885. The events during the dedication of Northern ' s new law facility added a significant precedent to ONU’S historical past. A dedication address by Associate justice of the Supreme Court Harry A Blackman and a vocal challenge to make the Pettit of Law the best in the country by Dean Squilante, marked day long events for the new $1.3 million complex. Harry A. Blackman, associate |ustice of the United States Supreme Court, reflected on Northern ' s college of law and its objectives during his presentation to an audience of 750 people. He also provided several guidelines for young lawyers to follow. Following lustice Blackman ' s speech. President Samuel Meyer presented honorary degrees to seven people, including four graduates of Northern ' s college of law. Those graduates receiving the honorary degrees were: Cecil E. Edwards ' 27, municiple |udge in Dayton for 18 years and common pleas judge for six years; Adrian W. Maher ' 26, practicing attorney in Bridgeport, Conn, since 1928; Elaine M Mayhew ’43, Knox County probate and juvenile |udge for three six-year terms and now a part-time practitioner in Mount Vernonn. and Thomas ) Parrino ' 42, judge of the Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court since 1959. In addition, lustice Blackman, lustice C. William O ' Neill and Dr. Armann Snaevarr also received honor¬ ary degrees from Ohio Northern. The new law building is the second one erected at ONU, the first being completed in 1923. Included in the new one- story facility are library space for 100,000 volumes, a moot courtroom, three classrooms, two seminar rooms, faculty offi¬ ces and a faculty library. 20 21 22 23 Homecoming 1973 Anticipation pervaded McIntosh Center Tuesday evening, October 9, as homecoming candidates proclaimed themselves to the student body. Individual skits, including gypsies, play¬ boy bunnies, a fairy godmother, and a hard hat crew were presented to creatively display each candidates credentials. The following day voting for the king and queen was held. That night the homecoming committee and ONU cheerleaders led a torch light parade, which wound its way around campus. The parade ended behind the Meyer Hall of Science where all of the torches were used to start the bonfire. There the anxious crowd learned that lane Rucker, CBOG, and Don Howard, Sigma Pi, would reign as ONU ' s royalty for 1973-1974. Friday saw an afternoon of contests—the first one between freshman and sophomores in the traditional flag pole rush The freshmen managed to capture the beanie from the top of the greased flagpole, but not in the record time of the pre¬ vious class. Then the pushmobile raced found Alpha Omicron Pi, Zeta Tau Alpha, Alpha Sigma Phi and Sigma Phi Epsilon coming in with prizes. Reigning over homecoming activities along with lane and Don were: Patti Payne, Alpha Omicron Pi; Kathi Flanagan, Alpha Xi Delta; |an Tuttman, Zeta Tau Alpha; |ill Wilson, Delta Zeta; Cheryl Morrison, Clark Hall; Cindy Hostetler, College of Pharmacy; Chris Dell ' arco, Lima Hall; Bob Manley, Delta Sigma Phi; Don Rankin, Kappa Psi; Ron Van Dyne, Alpha Sigma Phi; |ohn Davis, Phi Mu Delta; Steve Funk, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Dave Brudapest, College of Pharmacy; Ray Wolf, Phi Kappa Theta; Mike Keener, Theta Chi; and Mike Trotta, independent. 25 Homecoming Entertainment McCrary, a lively rock group; and Second City, an amusing improvisational group; plus candlelit tables, replaced the usual salad bars and soft drink dispensers to give McIntosh Center’s cafeteria a nightclub appearance. McCrary, a young black group of three brothers and two sisters, played an upbeat sound, blending “a little bit of soul” with a collective faith in the spiritual power of music. Second City presented a series of very funny skits which left the audience demanding more when they left the stage. To the delight of everyone, they came back on stage and did a few more improvisations. 26 27 Building to an Evening of Fun Invading Ada, Ohio, and the peaceful Ohio Northern campus Saturday morning October 12, 1973, was a huge, fifteen-foot robot. Rather than leaving behind a path of destruction, the giant creature captured the grand sweepstakes homecoming decorations award for the brothers of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. Their immense creation enabled the Del¬ tas to maintain their winning ways for the third consecutive year. Sigma Phi Epsilon swept into first place with a polar-bear- manned rocketship, while the Phi Mu Deltas captured second prize with their satellite, spaceman and rocketship. Zeta Tau Alpha sorority placed third with Kappa Psi frater¬ nity moving in fourth place in the float competition. No sooner had the judging ended when the afternoon deluge, so typical of Ada, commenced putting a definite damper on the day ' s activities. Despite the inclement weather, the football stands rapidly filled with ONU fans wishfully anticipating a victory. Hopeful dreams, however, were termi¬ nated with a 34 to 0 loss to Hillsdale. 28 29 The Many Moods of Richard Harris BUTTERFIdES ARE FREE Cast Don Baker.Brett Brown (ill Benson.Maggie Yount Mrs. Baker.Deborah Link Ralph Austin.Don Kahler 33 Winter in Ada — A Collage of Freezing Rains, Hard-Hitting Snowballs, and Snow Angels Despite class rank, year and age, everyone seems to be just a kid at heart in the winter. Or at least, that is the way it appeared on campus this year. Besides the freezing rains and strong winds typical of Ada ' s winters, there was hard packing snow perfect for snowballs. Walking to classes became somewhat of a risk with a friend lurking around a corner with a mitten full of ammunition. It was not uncommon to see students romping in the soccer field making angels in the snow. And Niagara Falls seemed to flow out of many a shoe that had tried to make its way across campus during the spring thaws. 34 wmW H ■ W _ ' J L a l_1 , i r 1 - • 1 | • r Buddy Miles Flying snowballs and shouts among friends filled the air January 18 as stu¬ dents crowed at the door of Taft Gym anxiously awaiting their opening for the Buddy Miles-Sandy Nassan concert. Sev¬ eral hours later, a quite delayed Miles held up by poor weather conditions, ran out on stage to the relief of a rather frustrated audience which had paid its money to see him hours before. While most campus concerts this year were open to Celeberty Series members, the Buddy Miles concert was opened up to those purchasing tickets at the door in hopes of getting an idea of how such a set-up might work. With outside tickets sold, Celeberty Series could afford a wider range of artists at Northern next year. 36 National Shakespeare Company Whether it be performed in the Shakespeare’s Globe Theater back around 1699 or O.N.U. ' s Lehr Auditorium on January21,1974, “Julius Caesar ’ remains a dynamic tragedy. The moral and ethical problems which pla¬ gued the inhabitants of Rome are still being debated among citizens of the world today. Emphasizing the perennial importance of the drama and the similarities between the problems then and now, the National Shakespeare Company presented “Julius Caesar” in a modern setting utilizing slides and films. Founded in 1963, the company of actors makes annual tours throughout the United St ates and Canada. Brought to Ohio Northern students by the Artist Series, this con¬ temporary production proved that “Julius Caesar ’ could really be made more alive than it had ever appeared in the literature books. 37 GLASS nN MENAGERIE N ' by TENNESSEE WILLIAMS CAST Amanda Wingfield — Mary Ann Caldwell Laura Wingfield — Leesa Haines Tom Wingfield — Dan Kahler Jim O ' Connor - Jeff Hisem Dr. David Stevens — Director Ward Whiting — Technical Director Designer Michael Berg - Ass ' t Technical Director Costumer 39 r Law School Activities From the law building dedication, the Pettit Col¬ lege of Law had a busy year. With a new dean at the helm, the college launched a series of seminars, including the first interdisciplinary institute on drugs and law; scholar¬ ships in memory of the late Dean Claude W. Pettit, for whom the college has been named, and in memory of Murray Flom, an ONU law student killed during the year; in addition to the Law Review, Moot Court team, The Writ, The First Amendment and SBA activities. Associate Professor William Peppier was named to a municipal judgeship at Fostoria, Ohio. 40 41 The New World Consort Believing that early music from the Middle Ages and Renaissance was not intended to lie forgotten and out¬ dated on the shelves, The New World Concort took it out and dusted it off in concert at Ohio Northern Univer¬ sity. Rosemarie Caminitti, Mary Ann Ballard, Robert Cow¬ ard, and William Mount performed several melodies from the past on March 6, 1974. The ensemble comprised of soprano and baritone voices along with their musical instruments has toured throughout France as well as the United States. Black Jack, Roulette Yoursat Monte Carlo Students ambling through Northern ' s McIntosh Center February 9, 1974 could not help noticing a change of scenery. Replacing the chairs in the Activities Room were black jack tables and wheels of fortune encouraging passers-by to stop and try their luck. Thus, Monte Carlo Night brought to the university a festive air with its gambling cassino and dance band, T. S. Elliot. r Campus Chest “Step right up and pin the tail on the bunny.” “One ticket buys you three whipped cream pies to throw.” .Excuse me, would you like your shoes shined, Sir?” With this, the 1974 Campus Chest and Auction sporting bright, colorful booths, prospective king and queen can¬ didates, and raffled prizes, was finally underway. Cap¬ tives’ distressful screams and barkers’ advertising cries drifted through McIntosh Center as the AOPi ' s made their rounds capturing innocent bystanders to fill their jail; Kappa Psi’s advertised their pie-throw booth; and PMD ' s lured guys to pin tails on their bunnies (alias borrowed sorority girls). Zeta shoe shines and DZ back rubs also pampered the males taking in the carnival. Receiving the trophies for collecting the most tickets were the Theta Chi’s and Alpha Xi Delta’s. Post-carnival activities included an old-fashioned auc¬ tion in Taft Gymnasium. However, instead of the usual antique wall hangings, lists of Greek and independent sponsored parties ranging from ice cream socials to Pol¬ ish weddings were presented to bid on. 45 I Bits of India Germany, England Right Here in Ada Mclntoch Center wore the face of an international market on Friday, March 15, 1974. International Week at Northern fea¬ tured films about everything from Ger¬ man scientists to Jane Eyre, shown throughout the week. Displaying singing, dancing, and music from other cultures, the Talent Show provided an entertaining Wednesday evening. International Day on Friday had 24 nations represented in booth exhibits in the McIntosh lobby. Colorful vases, cloths, and other items on sale gave the lobby the look of a quaint market-place. As a break from the usual, Slaters turned the cafeteria into a smor¬ gasbord serving entrees from ten different countries. Climaxing a week of foreign culture, dinner was followed by India’s Mrs. Vimala Nagaraja sitar program, danc¬ ing, and a social hour. i I 4 HUHGMtr Ingest, Digest, Feedback Reading, digesting, and learning material in order to feed it back on the upcoming exam seems to trans¬ form college students into comput¬ ers. Some are better suited to this mechanical occupation than others as illustrated in Northern ' s second annual January “Trivia Bowl. Judged on their abilities to store and categorize all types of miscellanea, the teams were required to produce the correct answer when asked questions about anything from fa¬ mous dictators to mountain ranges. Winning team captain, Jim Ander¬ son, and his teammates apparently had the edge on their opponents finishing with a score of 29 to 27. 47 Student Life $ i on New Roles Song recitals, Talent Shows, and Olym¬ pic games all brought a kaleidescope cf activities to campus during Greek Week, March 25-29. Crowned Monday night to reign throughout the week was Alpha Xi Delta’s Queen Lynn Judge, her court of Janie Whyte, Kathy Stumpp, and Donna Bumpus, and Sigma Pi KingAI Kappers. Concert Singers, Roller Derby Stars, Gymnasts — Greeks Take V r .11 University Singers got a glimpse of some potential competition Tuesday night as the Greeks tried their luck in the musical scene with Greek Sing. Screaming teeny hoppers, complete with bobby soxs and pony-tails, bombarded the stage from the ballroom stairs to perform the “Tele¬ phone Hour” from the movie, ”Bye Bye Birdie.” Abandoning, for a moment, the college dress for red lipstick and rolled jeans, the Alpha Xi ' s took first place for the second year in a row in the original category. Following second were the Al¬ pha Sigma Phi’s with their I ' d like to teach the world to streak.” A medley of borrowed Association hits captured first t place in serious competition for the AOP ' s while ”He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother” and their sweetheart song earned second place serious for the Theta Chi’s. Nostalgic ’’Porgy and Bess” visited Northern Wednesday night as Harly Green and Denise Luke took first place in the Phi Mu Delta’s Talent Show. Despite cloudy skies and the threat of rain, prospective Roller Derby stars insist¬ ed on displaying any fortitude or talent in a skate-off around the science complex mall Friday afternoon. A miniature inter¬ national Olymics, Saturday morning ' s Sig Olympics brought out delegates from the nine fraternities and four sororities. Win¬ ning the most points overall for crab¬ walking, chugging, egg tossing, etc., were the Sig Ep’s in first place, the PMD ' s second, and the DZ ' s in third position. Thus with all the Greek Week activities, the week gave the Greeks a chance to get together for some heated competition and just plain fun. 52 Childish grins and giggles expressed amusement with the story of a Prioress’ stolen donkey and the contriving women who try to latch on to the thieves. Eager to entertain a variety of audiences, ONU ' s Speech and Theater Department took a break from their routine perform¬ ances to present The Dancing Donkey” free of charge to the public on March 23, 1974. Catering to the younger set were the Children ' s Theater’s actors and ac¬ tresses, Debbie Link as the Prioress, Loyal Charles as the donkey, Richard Kahler and Andy Stick as the rascals, and Mary Ann Caldwell and Susan Sauls playing the sisters. Sporting gaily colored costumes, the theater group spent from March 12 through May 7 touring elementary schools within reasonable distdnce from Ada to give as many children as possible the change to see a live play. 54 55 v - Sr HB — — T“ ' — FT . 1 fmw H I 58 Folk Music — something different, something refreshing One of the most dynamic con¬ certs at ONU this year proved to be Peter Yarrow formerly of Peter, Paul, and Mary. Perhaps the thing that most deemed him dynamic was his style - his ability to remain basically folk with a sampling of everything from the soft touch of love ballads to the nostalgia of rock and roll. Judging from the facial expressions of the crowds filling up every inch of McIntosh ' s main floor and overflowing halfway up the ball¬ room stairs he also rated high in terms of audience participation. A smile, a cheer, a laugh, and a tear or two — Peter Yarrow left an impres¬ sion as a unique artist apart from the usual. Accompanying him on h ' is April first appearance, was JohnBas- sette, a fellow folksinger touring the Cleveland area. 60 mil L VII W m V pH P 0 f . iiii 1 nt S by William Shakespoarei APRIL 2526-27 LEHR AUDITORIUM ftlSP.M James Lemonedes William Marshall Michael Powell Nancy Hassell Andy Granger Leesa Haines Frank Sobkowiak Richard Kohler Mary Ann Caldwell Michael Berg Don Kahler Ray Wolf Michael Powell Maggi Yount Timothy Schamaun Andy Steck Orsino Valentine Sea captain Viola Sir Toby Belch Maria Sir Andrew Aguecheek Feste Olivia Malvolio Sebastian Antonio Fabian Attendent Officer Priest rate . Jm m r 3 y 1 i j Si { 1 ' MM i 63 Livingston Taylor Northern welcomed May in musically this year with Liv¬ ingston Taylor performing in concert on the first. Uninhibited by his brother, James, Taylor is very much a unique artist in his own right. His insightful songs reflect the dynamic qualities of his personality along with his talent. Just as a performer must possess a good voice and the ability to play an instrument, Taylor shows that an exceptional artist utilizes his abilities to laugh, to communicate, to entertain. Opening the program was Michael Stanley, who had recently appeared on Don Kershner ' s - Rock Concert. 65 Sunshine Weekend Sunshine Weekend finally arrived, and for once, the weather decided to cooper¬ ate! Saturday and Sunday ' s inviting sun seemed to coax much student en¬ thusiasm. Sliding into the weekend ' s ac¬ tivities, those participating in Friday after¬ noon ' s mud bowl were in excellent posi¬ tion to contend the leading detergent ' s promises. The soccer field, familiarly rec¬ ognized by its swam-like appearance, was made even messier thanks to Ada ' s fire crew in order to promote a more exciting water balloon race, wheelbarrow race, greased pole pillow fight, and the 64th annual tug-of-war. Even though chilly temperatures chased jiving couples into McIntosh Center, Friday night’s street dance wit¬ nessed an excited crowd. “The Kidds” provided the mu¬ sic. All night flicks challenged even the insomniacs equipped with cushions and blankets while those who did manage to make it through the night wide-eyed were greeted Saturday morning by their favorite cartoon char¬ acters. Saturday afternoon Slaters moved aside the salad bars to make room for the bingo games, and Saturday evening’s Showcase presented two bands, “Smokey Roe and “Auburn.” Hard-packed butter pecan ice cream and a Wilmingten barber shop quartet brought to campus a touch of nos¬ talgia Sunday afternoon. Capping a weekend of com¬ petition and entertainment, was Sunday evening’s folk duo, Edmunds and Curly. 68 Bf ' d v- s 4 v «, £n f 1 cim XjK T A X it J fM f M � -.. A S -.si. Jy f i _ 70 Athletics Football Scores Only Two Victories The Polar Bear football team, battling the hard¬ ship of playing it’s first three games on the road, just could not get started in 1973. Finding it tougher each week to get up for a game, the Bears dropped their first six games before finally tasting victory against archrival Bluffton on October 27. Lack of an offensive attack plagued the team throughout most of the season. The Bears rushing game fell off progressively as the season went on. Lack of offense combined with defensive mistakes, along with a lack of enthusiasm led to the team’s dismal record of 2-7, the worst in sixteen years. Despite a very disappointing season for the team, the year was not a complete failure for some of the Polar Bears. Two ONU seniors received post season honors for their 1973 performances. Dan Gueth, split end from Greenville, Ohio and Scott Bodie, middle guard from Fostoria, Ohio received OAC honorable mention. Bodie was also named to the West team for the All Ohio Shrine Bowl game, and played with some of the top college seniors in the state 74 ' 5 1 f JWI _ - 1 Hr .1 ft | H 1 j m L 1, ? •„ I 76 Mount Union, 21 ONU 17 What was thought to be one of the best offensive teams in over a decade of ONU football made believers out of the observers during the first half of the season opener at Alliance. The Bears rolled to a 17-0 halftime lead, piling up over 300 yards offense along the way. Jeff Gathright, a freshman from Youngstown, Ohio, high¬ lighted play catching a 67 yard touchdown pass of quar¬ terback John Smith in the opening moments of the game. But when Mount Union hit paydirt late in the third quarter, momentum joined their ranks and sparked them to two more quick TD ' s. Wooster 23, ONU 6 Another quick touchdown on the first series, a 57 yard run by ONU ' s Don Thomas, proved to be the Bear ' s last score for a long time to come. Wooster brought the ONU offense to a screeching halt and scored in every quarter for the 23-6 win. Kalamazoo 11, ONU 0 The Hornets further deflated Northern spirits with this shutout. Busting through the ONU defense for eight points in the first quarter, Kalamazoo needed only a fourth quarter field goal for a clear margin of victory as the ONU offense stopped dead in its tracks continued a scoring drought. Otterbein 24, ONU 0 The joy of finally playing at home and before friendly crowds proved no help to the Polar Beats as the visiting team extended the ONU scoreless and losing streak. Showing virtually no sign of confidence, the Bear offense could muster up only 135 yards, penetrating Otterbein territory once getting only to the 40 yard line. Hillsdale 34, ONU 0 Hillsdale combined with a constant deluge of cold rainy weather to put a damper on Homecoming 1973. A steady downpour wiped out all pre-game and halftime ceremonies and held the crowd to only a few hundred spectators, while on the field the Chargers coasted to an easy win while stagnating ONU ' s offense once again as the Bears were shutout for the third straight time. Hill¬ sdale crushed the ONU defense to produce a 22-0 half¬ time lead and added two more tallies in the second half. The Bear offense was held to 11 yards passing and 65 yards on the ground. Ashland 37, ONU 8 The Eagles gave their homecoming crowd a better show with two first quarter touchdowns and scored in every other quarter, handing the Bears their sixth loss in a row. However, the game marked the beginning of the end of a long slump for the team as they ground out 200 yards offense even though the scoreboard showed only 8 points for the effort. ONU 14, Bluffton 0 With a little confidence returned to the offense, victory number one finally came in this game with visiting Bluffton. The Bears won on two second half touchdowns by Dean Dreher w hich helped him set a new career scoring record of 144 points. The win was meaningful because it was the last scheduled meeting in football between these two old rivals. Defiance 39, ONU 14 The Polar Bears coming off their first victory regressed back to their losing ways as Northern suffered its seventh loss of the season. The enthusiasm of the week before was quickly extinguished as Defiance took control. ONU 24, Findlay 6 The Polar Bears ended a very embarrassing season on a happy note with a 24-6 win over Findlay College. The long season scoring drought finally ended in this season finale. 77 Basketball 18-7 A thrilling 53-49 victory over nationally, ranked Wittenburg University and the playing of the final intercollegiate basketball game in Taft gymnasium were just two of the many highlights of Ohio Northern’s highly successful basketball season. The victory of Wittenburg was one of many over Ohio Athletic Conference teams. The Polar Bears finished regular season play with a phenomenal 16- 5 record. They were 10-3 in their first season in the conference. Those three losses were to Marietta, Muskingum and Capital. Under second year coach Gale Daugherty, the Bears opened in grand style by reeling off six straight victories, including triumphs over two of the conference pre-season favorites, Mount Union and Otterbein. In addition to an outstanding conference record, Northern added wins in non league games against Findlay, Bluffton, Albion, Adrian, Marian, and Ferris State. But two others, Calvin College of Michigan and Defiance College, bested the Bears. Calvin’s win came in the first round of the Marshall Tournament over Christmas. The team went on to win the cham¬ pionship, replacing defending champ Ohio North¬ ern. Ferris State provided the opposition February 16 when Taft Gymnasium was retired. A forty-four year tradition ended before a packed house. In fact there was not even standing room for any home game this year. During regular season play, the Polar Bears aver¬ aged only 60.5 points a game. But under Daugherty, Northern plays ball control basketball resulting in the opposition averaging just 55.8 points a game. That figure ranked the Bears as one of the top three defensive teams in the nation. For shooting per¬ centages, Northern ranked third in the OAC in field goal shooting with 48 percent. From the free throw line they were second at 75 percent. Many games were won by outstanding foul shooting this year. The Polar Bears entered post season play for the first time since 1969 with a 16-5 record. Drawing a bye in first round action of the Northern Division play at Baldwin-Wallace, by virtue of having the best record in that division, the Bears opened the OAC tournament by winning over Kenyon 58-47. Northern then succeeded in knocking off Oberlin 65-54 before falling to powerful Wittenburg 62-48 in the finals. The pain of losing the Ohio Conference cham¬ pionship was eased somewhat by an at large bid to the NCAA Small College Tournament. However the high spirits of the team were quickly dampened somewhat as the Bears closed a highly successful season on the losing note to Hiram College, 56-50. 78 1 . unn HE? h H ] ! m u ' a r n � ' S The Season at a Glance ONU 65, Wooster 53 Defiance 62, ONU 54 ONU 76, Otterbein 66 ONU 60, Kenyon 58 ONU 66, Ohio Wesleyan 52 ONU 53, Wittenburg49 ONU 63, Oberlin 45 ONU 54, Baldwin-Wallace 51 ONU 65, Mt. Union 61 ONU 59, Denison 56 ONU 69, Findlay 55 ONU 91, Marian 71 Marietta 47, ONU 45 ONU 65, Ferris State 61 Calvin 68, ONU 53 ONU 58, Kenyon 47 ONU 63, Albion 61 ONU 65, Oberlin 54 ONU 54, Bluffton 37 Wittenburg 62, ONU 48 ONU 75, Adrian 65 Hiram College 56, ONU 50 Muskingum 54, ONU 44 OAC Tournament games Capital 66, ONU 64 ONU 44, Heidelberg 39 NCAA 80 Women’s Basketball 6-2 The Lady Polar Bears, coached by Gayle Lauth, followed in the winning footsteps of the very suc¬ cessful campaign of the male varsity basketball team by posting a 6-2 regular season record, ending with a 54-19 romp of Defiance. Only Dayton and Bowl¬ ing Green defeated the Bears. The Lady Bears aver¬ aged 43.5 points a game this season. Leading the way was Deb Shondrick with a 9.7 average and Maggie Williams at 9.1. Defensively, they gave up just 31.5 points a game. In tournament play, they lost the game to Ashland and then beat Wittenburg and St. Joseph before losing in consolation finals to Dayton. 82 Women ' s Volleyball 10-3 Northern ' s volleyballers showed marked improvement while running up a phenomenal season record of 10-3 in a year which has produced much success for most of the intercollegiate sports that the Polar Bears participate in. ' 1 i 1 v ‘ M. U i . v 7. T. 1 r „h £ .?■ Hk A : n Wrestling 11-2-1 Ohio Northern’s Wrestling team finished another very successful season, enjoying a 11-2-1 dual meet record during the regular season. After an opening loss to powerful Wabash Col¬ lege, the grapplers won seven dual meets in a row. Marietta ended the streak with a 17-17 tie. Among Northern’s victims were Ohio Conference foes: Denison, Oberlin, Wittenburg, Ohio Wesleyan and Otterbein. The Polar Bears finished fourth in their initial OAC appearance, trailing third place Heidelburg by just seven points. Mount Union won the team title while Baldwin-Wallace was a distant second. Underclassmen have been outstanding for the Bears. Steve Duke, a freshman from Dayton, Ohio ran up a 15-6 record during the season. Steve Hohl, another freshman from Dayton, won the 126 pound championship at the post-season OAC meet at Mount Union. Getting into the finals via two lop¬ sided victories, Hohl won the title with a 10-8 decision over defending champ Ken Williams of Mount Union. He carried a 17-2 record into the NCAA tournament at Wilkes College in Wilkes- Barre, Pennsylvania. Also making the trip to Wilkes was Tim Drake at 118 pounds, Rudy Rivera at 158 pounds, JimBayless at 167 pounds, Ken Hansen at 177 pounds, and Scott Bodie at heavyweight. Hansen and Rivera had placed third in the OAC meet while Bayliss was fourth. M 86 87 Dual Meet and Tournament Results ONU 38 Manchester 12 Wabash 33 ONU 12 ONU 33 Denison 6 ONU 33 Oberlin 12 ONU 39 Wittenberg 8 ONU 48 Cedarville 0 ONU 38 Ohio Wesleyan 8 ONU 23 Wright State 17 ONU 17 Marietta 17 ONU 30 Otterbein 16 ONU 39 Dayton 6 Muskingum 24 ONU 12 ONU 35 Otterbein 14 ONU 51 Urbana 6 ONU 6 T’ 2 , Heidelberg 73, Defiance 64, Findlay 62 Wilkes Tourney — Top Twenty-five Franklin Tourney — Second of Six OAC Championship - Fourth of Fourt een OAC Champ - Steve Hohl 127 lbs. Baseball Sets New Record The 1974 ONU baseball team, coached by Herb Strayer, won more games than any other Ohio Northern Univer¬ sity baseball team and has set a new record for con¬ secutive wins in a season, in addition to capturing the OAC Championship and earning a berth in the NCAA Mid-East Regional. The bears compiled a 20-6 record while winning 13 straight at one point. With the baseball team in the Ohio Athletic Confer¬ ence for the first time since 1949, the team clinched the northern division title with a 12-1 divisional record. Three NCAA division III leaders were on the team. Steve Sharp, a freshman centerfielder, had 27 stolen bases to lead the nation while Bill Lang, a junior catcher, was among the leaders in RBIswith 31. Right-handed pitcher, Ed Micklavcic, was among leaders with a 1.65 ERA and a 7-1 record. Going into NCAA play-offs, Northern had a fine overall batting average of .270 in comparison to the opposition batting average of .205. The Bear pitching staff owned a sparkling 2.67 ERA. mtm H r! ' f k 41 wt Season Results ONU 5, Ohio Wesleyan 0 ONU 4, Oberlin 3 ONU 15, Kenyon 4 ONU 5, Wittenburg 4 Bowling Green 3, ONU 2 ONU 12, Heidelberg3 Bowling Green 6, ONU 5 ONU 8, Kenyon 3 ONU 1, Otterbein 0 ONU 8. Kenyon I Otterbein 6, ONU 4 ONU 7, Findlay 6 ONU 13, Indiana-Purdue2 Ashland 6, ONU 3 ONU 14, Indiana-Purdue8 B-W4, ONU 2 ONU 3, Baldwin-Wallace 1 ONU 11, B-W2 ONU 5 Mount Union 2 Otterbein 9, ONU 5 ONU 5, Mount Union I ONU 13. Otterbein 3 ONU 9, Mount Union 2 ONU 8, Otterbein 5 ONU 4. Wooster 2 OAC Championship ONU 11, Oberlin 6 20-6 Overall, 12-1 OAC 93 Women ' s Softball Tracksters Much Improved Northern ' s track team, coached by Robert Johnson, finished the season vastly improved over the previous one. The tracksters were in the OAC and overall. High¬ lights of the year were numerous. Bruce Bailey set a new school record of 1:57.6 in the half mile by breaking the old mark of 1:58.4 which remained untouched for 46 years. Fifteen men qualified for the OAC championships compared to only a three man delegation last year. Lfe-_ 4 ' ■ iL ■ t at L DOMM 1 TOGO OTR] ar.ni Men ' s Tennis 6-2 Coach Bob Middleton ' s netters jumped off to a quick 6-0 start before falling to Kenyon 7-2 as the Bears contin¬ ued their winning ways of last season. However, they fell to Cedarville and Wittenburg, the only two teams that were able to beat Northern last year. The Bears closed their season with a 6-2 record. Women ' s Tennis 4-1 The lady netters got off to a fine start by winning three of their first four matches. For the first time in the history of ONU women’s tennis, the Lady Bears came close to beating Bowling Green. The women lost the match 2-3. They then went on to win their last match to finish the year with an impressive4-1 record. K. ] 1 T Linksters 9-4 Northern’s Golf team, coached by Toby McCormick, completed the season with a smashing victory over last year’s OAC champs, Wooster and finished regular play 9- 4. The linksters placed eighth out of fourteen in post¬ season Ohio Conference play. Players who competed regularly and their average strokes for eighteen holes were: Rod Vose 79.5, Paul Simmons 80.0, Dan Thompson 81.6, JohnWieber 81.7, Bob Clark 83.0, and Don Wright 83.7. 100 Organizations —— i M i 9 ,,0 P ' | - x ‘- VJ E I OS HI K-jV A YE EaT [|gf 1 f 1 KjUP Krr P ' TT fw|] Hi 1 Hi || || wjH ' l r ® JLfip i I 1 [ m 1 I ■Ti r W -■ w A 1 J n m 1 1 v M Row 1:). Randal VanDyne, rush chairman, Dave McPeek, Bradford A. Goebel, president, Glenn Mishler, secretary, Greg Russell, Jerry Veshio, Tom Wozniak, Greg Krohn, vice-president. Row 2: Bill Zimmerman, treasurer, Paul Kutscher, Craig Struble, JohnC. Hosier, Tim Ramsey, Tim Rice, Gary Meade. Row 3: Tom Cosgrove, Mike Smith, Bill Kerman, Carl Baker, Bob Fry, Chuck Daum, John Shultz, Bill Recknagel. American Womens’ Society Row 1: Betsy Davis. Row 2: Marcia Schettler. Row 3: Pat Crane. Row 4: Pam Sharkey. 110 Joint Engineering Council Row 1: Gary Steed, Allan Gayer, Karyl Adams, vice-president, Darrell McCune, secretary. Row 2: Jim Sigg, Russ Snow, Mike Smith, president, Fred Hoyt, treasurer, Steve Johnson. Row 3: Gary Young, Bill Taylor, Gary Ludwig, Randal Briggs, Dave Brinker. Pharmacy Council Row 1:Tony D ' Orazio, Donna Elwer, Jerome R. Wernow, president, Miriam Siefker, secretary. Row 2: Phil Ruffini, T. Eingl, Paul Simon, vice-president. Panhellenic Council Row 1: Jill Wilson, rush chairman, Ann Eastman, Connie Brodbeck. Row 2: Molly Hoberg, president, Kathy Flanagan, secretary, JennyAllen. Liberal Arts Student Council Row 1: Pat Ports, treasurer, Val Burr, Carol Grarnrn. Row 2: Brent Minney, Mary A. Weaver, Karen Smith, secretary. Row 3: Keith Hall, Brad Beebe, vice president, Jay Albert, JoeWeaver, president. Advisory Council for Campus Affairs Left to Right: JackCorle, Brad oebel, Alice Kay Jenkins, Chester Bums, Philip Compton, JeffHisem, Betsy Davis, Steve Keys. Row 1: David Weimer, Gene Hanson. Row 2: Brent Minney, Pam Sharkey, Chris Gullen. University Judical Board 113 Row 1: Candy Jones, Kitty Neely, Debi Pekar, Jane Rucker, Donna Eliseo, Nancy Niederkohr, Tricia Clifford, Jill Wilson. Row 2: Vickie Crouse, Sue Hirt, Kathy Alexander, Wanda Smith, Val Burr, Diane Brust, Sandy Opsitnik, Liliana Nunez, Regina Gildersleeve, Maryellen Schron. Row 3: Susan Harker, Becky Stratton, Debbie Link, Sherri Sanders, Sue Hemphill, Hope Blank, Rosemary Cauley, Barb McSalters, Sam Sirochman, Dean Alice Kay Jenkins. Women ' s Judicial Board Row 1: Louise Payne, Holly Spriggs. Row 2: Kathy Bowman, Marcie Schettler, chairman. Row 3: Pat Crane, Nancy Park, secretary, Kathy DeWalt. 114 Men ' s Judical Board i L J Ll jd Row 1: Bill Henderly, Ray Wolf, Len Holman, Bob Clarke, Tom Waggoner, Darryl Hogan, Kipp Kubbs, Dean King, Greg Krieget, Row 2: Jack Campbell, Dominick Augustine, Mike Pressler, Dave Frazier, Tom Liberti, Jay Albert, Jeff Au, Jay Hampson, Greg Russell, Larry Rice, Robert Saltsman. Row 3: Dean Keith Miller, Steve Simon, JohnHerchek, Nelson Tansey, Alan Kappers, William Witten, Michael Sierawski, Craig Godfrey, Steve Malbosa, Mike Schneider, Dan Verta, Don Humphrey. 115 Row 1: Steve VanHorn, Allan Geyer, president, Billy Vee, Diane Brust, secretary, Mark Goldsmith, Richard Leemitvis, Frank Farrington, faculty advisor. Row 2: David Frazier, David Slack, Kevin Minton, Bradford Goebel, Craig Arensman, Michael Leemhuis. Row 3: Alan Smith, Steve Simon, treasurer, Carl Bork, Nelson Tansey, Dave Burkett, Ronald Baker, Steve Johnson, Tom Greenawalt, Wayne Cochran. Row 1: Dan Kosmer, Curt Bonanni, David Nolan, Darrell McCune. Row 2: Russ Snow, president, Mike Smith, Kenneth Yamarick, Fred Hoyt, vice-president. Row 3: Gary Ludwig, Richard Brown, treasurer, Bill Taylor, corresponding secretary, Bernie Rasmussen, Dave Brinker. WiMWife. � •« s Row 1: Gary Steed, secretary, Patrick Price, Ed Criscuolo, Karyl Adarns, Silas Carrnean, faculty advisor. Row 2: James Sigg, Doug Cook, Scott Johnson, Ronald Benner, JamesSpieth, Singleton Rernsburg. Row 3: Mike Nicol, vice-president, Gary Young, Neil Naiman, David Cherry, treasurer, Mark Navarre, Randal Briggs, president, Jed Larson, Richard Cherne. American Chemical Society Row 1 : David Schuck, Karen Smith, secretary, David Radovich. Row 2: Norman Pennington, Dr. Walter Crouse, faculty advisor, Mike Lingo, Dan Todd, president. 1 ; ■ t mm SB US • ix ; ' r. . SsfswM 117 Row 1: Jane Freiverg, president, Cindy Fahey, Mary Tumbry, treasurer. Rosanne Bonarrigo, Peg Weiss, Miriam Siefker, Patricia Clifford, Sharon Popovich, Jane Good, Peg Williams, John Hackman, Mike Garfan. Row 2: John Ballinger, program director, Chris Geiser, Ann Eastman, Theresa Parker, Elizabeth George, Kathy Miller, Beckie Meyer, Donna Eliver, Marcia Schettler, Sam Goldman, Steven Lindsay, Michael Orosz, Denny Albro. RowJ.-Chuck Roast, Earl Scheib, DonRankin, Maggi Yount, Kathy Karas, secretary, Ruth Marie Foster, Carol Roy, Sue Bucan, Betty )o Sab, P. ). Fontanarosa, Bd Cubick, David Miller, JamesArthur, Gary Spirer, Rick Johnson, Rich Vrickenbrod, Eric Siekkinen. Ohio Society of Professional Engineers Row 1: JamesSpeeth, Richard Leenhuis, Mark Sutton, Richard Cherne, Steve Bentley, corresponding secretary. Row 2: Curt Bonanni, Gary Ludwig, Michael Leenhuis, JamesGreten, treasurer, Fred Hoyt, president. 118 Business and Economics Club Row 1: Amy Bovenizer, Mary Kay McMillan, Belinda Burns, Nancy Park, secretary, Maria Weidig, Mark leibold, Allen Webster, faculty advisor. Row 2: David Mund, ). W. Clark, Bruce Madinger, Dane Daring, Craig Struble, program director, Tom Weatherwax. Row 3: Brad Beebe, Harry Sage, Glenn Bucher, president, Craig McCoy, Mike Kleiber, treasurer, Tim Moats, Scott Anderson, Rick Saul. History and Political Science Club Row 1: Andrew Ludanyi, faculty advisor, Randy Hoffman, Teri Cook, Barb Bowyer, Cindy Meaney, secretary, W. J. Marshell. Row 2: Brent Minney, Shawn Endsley, Lou Rodabaugh, treasurer, Gary Kenworthy, Robert Pelton. Row 3: john Millison, Gary Seitz, co¬ president, Mike Ording, co-president, DaveVukelic, Steven Keys. 119 Row 1: J une Bibler, Barb Bowyer, Karen Smith, vice president. Row 2: Ron Bibler, Row 1:Olmie Brandy, Kim Lusk, vice president, Connie Sen, president. Roger Rader, Tim Schamaun, George Sagonowsky, faculty advisor. Row 3: David Row 2: Melvyn Minsky, MaryTumbry, JeffCesil. Hyman, Bob Haas, Norm Rath, president. Spanish Club Row 1: Fatima Rida, Sharon Peckham, vice president, JanSidenbender, Joel Bollinger, advisor. Row 2: Dr. Roberto Martinez, faculty advisor, Irene Smith, Janis Krugh, secretary-treasurer, Edy Carro. Row 3: John Davis, president, Carl Hudee, Becky French, Bob Schwartz. 120 Psychology-Sociology Club Student Educators Assoc Row 1: Debby Shondrick, secretary-treasurer, Norman Hunt, faculty Row 1: Sue Hemphill, Connie Senr, Barb Reid. Row 2: Sue Vandegriff, Gail advisor, Suzanne Moore. Row 2: Brad Beebe, president, Linda Cochran, membership chairman, Sherri Sanders, president. Whittington, vice president, Michele Smith. Association ot Childhood Educators International Row 1: Connie Catalano, treasurer, Brenda Greschl, secretary, Kathy Fetzer. Row 2: Joyce Hollingsworth, Kathy Alexander, Chris Himes, vice president (early childhood), Pat Ports, vice president (membership). Row 3: Mike Pressler, Laurie Westman, Hope Blank, Molly Hoberg, president, Andy Steck. 121 Biology Club Row 1: Bruce Cover, president, Mary Grant, secretary, Kay Heinrich, Jo McLear, Pete Apone, treasurer. Row 2: Scott Miller, Erik Sandergelt, JoyceAnn Rukavina, vice president, Lisa Smith, Floyd Hoch, faculty advisor. Social Welfare Club Row 1: Armand Occhetti, faculty advisor. Row 2: Kathy Gould, vice president, Sher Kopel, president. Row 3: Karen Tuthill, Susan Wilson, Betsy Barnes, secretary-treasurer. 122 Industrial Arts Club Row 1: Lanny Young, secretary, Tim Loehrke, vice president, Joe Weaver, president. Row 2: Richard D. Kain, faculty advisor, Grady Smith, treasurer. Row 3: Keith Hall, Blair Smith, Paul Guilford, co-advisor, JamesCorollo, Norman Rex, faculty advisor. Art Club Row 1: Mary Beth Tipple, Laura Barnhardt, Carole Rolla, secretary. Row 2: Roberta Tipple, Leah Brown, Linda Johnson. Row 3: Jan Bell, Herb Lauer, Richard French. 123 Delta Theta Phi Row 1: Bill Dues, dean, Susan Meilus, exchequer, Charles Van De Carr IV, Paul McKinley, Jr„ tribune, Terry Finkelstein, Saragail Chessin, Dennis Paul, Rebecca Thomas, Stephen Becker, Leander Zwick III, Joseph Koenig, Rita Linus Los holding Rabbit R. Rabbit. Row 2: Andy Nichols, Ted McKinniss, Jeff Ingraham, Ron Haldy, Kevin M. McKirnan, Jeffrey Furrow, Jack Henriksen, Miles Karson, Bob Konstam, Chuck Sidun, JamesHeckbert, Steve Markovich. Row 3: S. Koppel, Bill Montgomery, Howard Traul, Dave Goldberg, special events chairman, Larry Board, master of ceremonies, Dennis Hogan, Carson Crow, Terry Dunlap, Mark Morris, Dave Remy, D. J. Arbes, S. D. Scheetz, Gene Bridgeman. Row 4: Stuart Ball, Frederick Antoun, Dan Borgmann, John Gisselquist, John Mills, Donald Harker, Kevin Bower, William Peelle, Gary DeCesare, Timothy Weaver, Carl Roser. Rob MacDonald, John). McNicholas, bailiff, Ron McShurley. Kappa Epsilon Row 1: Mary Tumbry, Debbi Pekar, Stephanie Morris, secretary, Rhonda Myers, Cindy Fahey, Tricia Clifford, historian, Jane Freiberg, Ann Eastman. Row 2: Kathy Bowman, Peggy Faust, vice president, Theresa Parker, president, Karen Lamby, pledge trainer, Peg Weiss, Rosanne Bonarrigo, Sharon Popovich, Maggi Yount. Row 3: Pat Crane, Susan Fullemann, Ruth Marie Foster, Carol Roy, Miriam Sierker, Marcia Schettler, Lois Birkhimer, Donna Elwer, JaneGood, Marlene Cams, Betty Jo Sab. 124 Row 1: Dr. LeRoy Beltz, Lynn Snoderly, Dr. Matthew Suffness, faculty advisor, JimSutliff, Harry Bricking, Allen Nichol, president, Ginny Peterson, corresponding secretary, Debbie Hager. Richard Jee. Row 2: Gene Murray, Sam Butcher, Hyleme George, treasurer, Denise Yuke, Mike Byrne, Steve Staker, Betsy Davis, Bill Franklin, secretary, Richard Meyer, Dr. P. A. Previte, faculty advisor. Row 3: Gary Spirer, vice president, John Reynolds, Paul Zipp, John Sansavera, Harley Greene, Don Purdue, Steve Weber, Al Kazan, sergeant at arms, Ron Heon, Puri Subramanian, Moshi Saleh. Phi Delta Chi Row 1:Tom Straley, Thomas Lewis, Don Blocker, Anthony Orazio, secretary, JayFeld, JohnZban, Thomas Gossel, faculty advisor. Row2: p. ). Fontanarosa, Bill Stewart, Ed Cubick, Craig Shellabarger, treasurer, Ray Moore, David Leach, chaplain. Row 3: William Cornell, president, Greg Hammer, Frank Sobkowiak, JamesArthur, David Miller, Roger Bickhart, Larry Weaver, master of arms, Thomas Millice. 125 Alpha Lambda Delta • l||v ii . I _ III i n n 1 Row 1: Belinda Bums, Sharon Peckham, Diane McHugh, Kathleen Schmader, Susan Souls, Pam Fike, Mary Linda Stotter, Val Burr, Carol Gramm, Debbie Seaton, Marie Hauze, Jan Sidenbender, treasurer, Penny Walker, Shellie Custar, Lynn Kukral, Connie Serr. Row 2: Sally Grenel, editor, Karen Grone, Ruth Ranson, Alice Lutterbien, Susan Griffin, Karen Akalwa, secretary, Elaine Gaiser, Teresa Wynn, Gail Stickley, Paula Shoup, JanetSmall, Kathi King, Cindy Shelley, Rhonda Steward, Mary Hannahan, Kathy Miller, JoanDombush, advisor. Row 3: Susan Miller, vice-president, Jane Ufferman, JudyMaGaw, Sandy Schwartz, Gay Grafinger, Diane Brust, Ann Abele, Laurie Westman, Connie Brodbeck, president, Debbie Shondrick, jr, representative, Deborah Messenger, Linda Griffith, Debbie Stanfield, Dean Alice Kay Jenkins, Ellen Urey. Kappa Kappa Psi 126 Row 1: Gerbert Darlington, Loyal Tillotson. Row 2: Ken Alexander, president, Bill Metais, Ron Fahncke, secretary. Row 3: Mike Berheide, Dave McCoy, Randy Rogers, treasurer. Row 1: Otto Canis, Bill Dice, Jim Stahl, Steven Keys, Joe Banks. Row 2: Tom Einal, Tony D ' Orazio, William Robinson, faculty secretary, George Miller, Jr., faculty advisor, Tom Liberti, Stephen Simon. Row 3: David Mumford, William Correll, Alan Kappers, Chester Bums, Bruce Williams, Don Humphrey. Sigma Delta Pi : Joel Bollinger, advisor, Irene Smith. Row 2: Becky French, janis Krugh, Edy Carro. ■ Dr. Roberto Martinez, faculty advisor, john Davis, Bob Schwartz. Aurora Row 1: Nancy Shipan, Ann Eastman, Candy Jones. Row 2: Mary Niehausmyer, Pat White, Hilda Vayhinger. Row 3: Jennifer Allen, Milly Hoberg, Maggi Yount. Kappa Pi Rita Strasburger, Herb Laver, Linda Johnson. Rowl: Linda Pickard, Armand Occhetti, Kathi Gould. Rcw 2: David Stoop, Cindy Hughes, Regina Gildersleeves, Susan Wilson. Phi Alpha Theta Row I .Zack Dolyk, Laurie Depner, Richard Myser, Boyd Sobers. Row 2: Don Humphrey, Bryan Van Sweringin, Tom Liberia Oscar Darlington. r rM Sa Eh-; W hVs V 129 Theta Alpha Phi Row 1: Debbie Link, president, Lois Birkhimer. Row 2: Ward Whiting, faculty advisor, Nancy Hassel, secretary-treasurer, Michael Powell, vice president. Kappa Delta Pi Row 1: Connie Serr, Jeannie Rohrer, Connie Hepner, historian, Norla Strasbaugh. Row 2: Kathy DeWalt, Roger Rader, Louise Payne, Barb Reid. Row 3: Sherri Sanders, Sue Hemphill, Linda Johnson, Molly Hoberg, Dana Morris. 130 Beta Beta Beta Rowl: Kathy Bowman, David Dunbar, Debby Shondrick, Arlo Sirochman, Row2: Betsy Davis, vice president, Kathy Karas, secretary, Jennifer Allen, president, Joyce Ann Rukavina, Miriam Siefker. Row 3: John Malone, historian, Ron Bibler, Don Mayer, Robert Maurer, Bob Clarke. Tau Beta Sigma Row 1: Rhonda Myers, Jeri Williams, secretary, Kim Lusk, Linda Banks, Kathy Berger. Row 2: Carol Gramm, Jan Moser, historian, Marilyn Biller, Susan Midlam, Kay Heinrich, Karen Tuthill. Row 3: Carol Honigford, vice president, Karen Koenig, Kathy Gilbert, president, Karen Foster, Paula Plummer, treasurer. T Sigma Tau Delta Row 1: Kathy DeWalt, president, Mary Weaver, Dana Morris. Row 2: Elizabeth Miller, advisor, Elizabeth Smith, Becky French. Tau Beta Pi Row 1: Silas Carmean, advisor, Allan Geyer, corresponding secretary, Richard Cheme. Row 2: Douglas Herrmann, Russ Snow, Kevin Minton, treasurer, Bruce Williams, president. Row 3: Randal Briggs, Dick Slone, Bill Taylor, Dave Brinter. 132 Phi Eta Sigma Row 1: Dennis Roseman, Scott Johnson, Steve Baker. Row 2: Dave Pasquale, Jeff Cecil, Bob Haas. Pi Kappa Delta Row 1: Debbie Link, secretary-treasurer, Mary Ellen Martin, president, JillWilson, Elizabeth Roberts, advisor. Row 2: Don Schreiber, Nancy Hassell. Loyal Charles, president-elect. 133 CBOG Row 1: Sam Beckley, advisor, Janet Reed, Gail Pearce, Peg Williams. Row 2: Sue Bucan, secretary, Rosemary Cauley, publicity, Debbi Mott. Row 3: Mark Conley, Bill Dice, Dave Nolan, treasurer, Tim Nemitz. Row 1: Barbara Baldwin, Nancy Buirley, Sue Wright, Janet Lesnet, public relations, Kathy Miller, Michelle Wilson, Sharon Peckham, Sam Beckley, advisor. Rcw 2: Chris Breidenbaugh, Mark Evans, special events, Debbie Link, secretary, Massoud Vatankhahi, fine arts, Jim Lanese, Kathy DeWalt, hospitality, Beckie Meyer, Britt Cummins. Row 3: Jim Russell, recreation, Bill Neiderst, finance personnel, Jeff Hisem, chairman executive committee, Roger McKinstry, social, Bob Michaels, Tom Mallow, Greg Gregory, Bruce Madinger. Celebrity Series 135 � v M tv 1) Ir ' l mm? Row 1: Joel Bollinger, advisor, Jung-Sun Kim Kwak, Sylvie Gabriele, Yo-ok Kim Lee, Shin Sook Park, Dao Dang, treasurer, R. Kumar, Ann McCracken, secretary, Ravi Gandhi, social, Herminio Casino. Row 2: Safinaz Malek, Claire Ann Engelhardt, Fatima Rida, Bobby Punjabi, Valerie Lee, Puri Subramaniam, president, KS. Chan, Bob Schwartz, B.S. Yee. Row 3: Larry Adesanya, Terry Helriggle, Andrea Oisler, Ashok Amin, Syrinder Kumar Singal, Jon Singer, Fred Steele, Fred Hoyt, Rachid Bawab, vice-president. 136 Young Republicans Row 1: Kathy DeWalt, Beth Townsend, Mark Goldsmith, Bob Alston, Boyd Sobers, advisor. Row 2: David O ' Connor, Dan Hoyt, Brent Minney, vice-president, Beckie Meyer. Row 3: Frank Sobkowiak, Bruce Madinger, president, DeeGurhart, secretary, Gary Seitz, Gary Ludwig. I ;? I 1 I Mi j M ' R? BHv ’ fp pfK H • HUP w ' : ! % ' •■i« P Rs M r w M, 4 Phi Alpha Delta Row 1: Steve Runge, justice, Warren Richardson, Gary Dobbs. Row 2: Frank Howard, Dennis Derr, Mike Robb, Mike Klobnak. Row 3: Terry Grimes, Roger Perkins, John Ferris, JeffSwayman. Student Advocacy Row 1: Saragail Chessin, Michael Shafran, vice-president, Jeffrey Furrow, state vice-president, Pamela Motter, secretary, Gary Herman, president. Row 2: Sharon Oscar, Terry Grimes, James Heckbert, David M. Mumford, David Evans. 138 2: Bill Lang, R Iman, Charlie Ji Row 1: Helen Ludwig, advisor, Connie Senr, Arlene Simonsen, JilIKoenig, Cindy Burnside, Norla Strasbaugh, Denise Gren. Row 2: Chris Pushee, Maragret Williams, Arlo Sirochman, Debi Pekar, Susan Hirt, Linda Pultz, Cathy Dahill. Row 3: Linda Bazow, Becky Osburn, Timberly Leffler, June Bibler, Kathy Miller, Paula Shoup, Rosemary Cauley, Mariann Healy. 139 Row 1: Tim Schamaun, Jeff Keeling, Jean Zink, Lynn Judge, Pat Conss, Sharon Peckham, Cheri Elliott, secretary, Rob Fickert, treasurer, Richard Meininger. Row 2: Steve Johnson, Gary Moorman, Sue Vandegriff, Gay Grafinger, Rhonda Steward, Chris Breidenbaugh, Barb Kolger, Karen Koenig, Jeff Taylor, George Werner, president. Row 3: Mike Bloodgood, Ron Heon, Patti Rebman, secretary, Richard A. Dannhausen, J.W.Clark, Tom Mallow, JimMcConnell, vice-president, David Nassief, Jeff Nadle, Dave Chabe, Richard Paulak. Fencing Club Row 1:Tony Curtis, Darryl Fowler, Jeff Hamric. Row 2: Scott Miller, director, Ruth Bittaker, William Price. 140 American Guild Organists Row 1: Susan Fullemann, secretary-treasurer jay E. Feld. Row 2: Tom Mallow, Randy Rogers, Dr.john Peterson, advisor Music Educators Row 1: Connie Hepner, Dr. Karl Roider, advisor, Carol Gramm. Row 2: Karen Gerker, Carol Honigford, Jan Moser, Marilyn Biller. Row 3: Dan Conley, secretary, Karl Harrod, president, Ron Fahncke 141 Northern Lites Row 1; Juanita Beal, Connie Brodbeck. Row 2: Merrilee Tom, Sally Grenell, Karen Gerker, Candy Johnson. Row 3: Jeff Hisem, Andy Granger, Ron Baker, Richard Erb, Fred Young. Renaissance Ring Row 1: Laura Bamhardt, Carol Gramm, Margaret Lautenbaugh, Connie Hepner. Row 2: Candy Westfall, Rick Ruble, Barb Foehl, Pat Price, Phil Compton, Betsy Davis. ■S f B Chorus Dr. Karl Roider, director, Connie Hepner, accompanist. Row 1: Roberta Brudapest, JaneResch, Cynthia Hughes, Deborah Seaton, Cathy Fasham, Dianne Ludwig, Cindy Miller, Cynthia Markley, Sheri Kepel, Pam Mohri, Sherry Barger, Kathy Anderson. Row 2: Denise Kocsis, Dawn Powell, Carol Chappelle, Kristine Klopfenstein, Pat Conss, Cynthia Meany, Brenda Greschl, Gail Allen, Sue Potosky, Deborah Bland, Vanessa Coats, Carol Hamilton. Row 3: Virginia Townsley, Pam Shanley, Valerie Burr, Vicki Bantley, Brenda Miller, Susan Midlam, Brenda Reinbrecht, Michele Smith, Kathy DeWalt, Mary Tumbry, Clarissa Bodell, Connie Senr, Patricia Jackson. Row 4: Sandy Opsitnik, Marlene Cams, JanLuginbuhl, Marcia Schettler, MaryZemka, Barbara Kolger, Roberta Dillon, )o Lynne Oberly, Cindy Slaughter, Rosanne Bonarrige, Janet Ryan, Marcia Weidig, Dianne Matson, Sandra Schwartz, Rosemary Cauley, Kathleen Miller. Row 5. Adah Emory, Phylaine Childs, Patricia Whelan, Lynn Prigodich, Molly Hoberg, Rebecca Stratton, JanSteinmetz, Steve McHugh, Barbara Rivenburgh, Carol Dyas, Sandra Brown, Carolyn Gahman, Robin Rogers. Row 6: JohnOpdycke, David Cherry, Richard Tuminello, Lou Rodabaugh, Robert Moneysmith, Dale Smith, Richard Bb, Al Spieldenner, Peter Baron, Martha Bauer, Marsha Kline, Kathy Fetzer. Row 7: Dwight Mattix, Gary Young, Michael Leemhuis, Karl Westfall, Steve Sierawski, David Susa, Steve Walton, Bruce Madinger, Robert Blythe, Don Humphrey, Al Weaver, Gary Linespensel, Arick Sonnebom, Bryan Portz, Tim Kohart. 143 University Singers Row 1: Sally Grenell, Karen Gerker, Sue Fischer, Mary Ann Caldwell, Deborah Meyer, Merrilee Tom, Patricia Crane, Candace Johnson, Cathie Cooper, Barbara Baldwin, Candice Westfall. Row 2: Marilyn Alexander, Nyla Bowers, Leesa Haines, Carol Gramm, Sarah Hopkins, Debra Bowsher, Kathi King, Glenda Freshley, Lynn Snoderly, Regina Gildersleeve, Sue Lucas. Row 3: Jeff Hisem, Scott Miller, Randy Rogers, Beau Nighswander, Laurie Westman, Clara Brown, Betsy Davis, Gail Cochran, Kenneth Alexander, Andrew Granger, Rodney Vose. Row 4: Richard White, Kenneth Hawk, Gregg Russell, Matthew Bone, Harley Greene, Richard Kohler, William Franklin, Michael Keener, Mike Powell, Fred Young, Anthony Curtis, Robert Whitford, Richard Erb, Terry Jobe, Samuel Goldman, Steve Seitz, Wesley Steele. 144 Concert Band Row 1: Karen Hill, Marlin Swikert, Zoe Keim, Connie Senr, Janice Moser, Sandra Brown, Pamela Fike, Glee Wyckoff, Susan Midlam, Rhonda Steward, Jerilyn Williams. Row 2: Ronald Fahncke, Marilyn Biller, Donnie Brodbeck, Carol Gramm, Jeanne McClure, Linda Banks, |o Lynn Oberly, Steve Hannah, Karen Foster, Sam Butcher, Paula Plummer, Kathy Anderson, Nancy Augsburger, Paula Brown, Gail Stickley, Barbara Keim, David Subich, Rhonda Myers, Belinda Bums. Row 3: Elaine Gaiser, Rick Slee, Mary Stotter, Kathi King, Kim Lusk, Gerald Peeso, Mark Goldsmith, Thad Seely, Gregory Hart, Alice Lutterbein, Diana Low, Karen Gerker, Gregory Johnson, Karl Harrod, Carol Honigford, Steve Sonntag, Beau Del Nighswander, David Schuck, John Hackman, Tim Lanese, Teresa Wynn. Row 4: Holly Spriggs, Karen Koenig, Bonnie Harrod, Janet Small, Lisa Smith, Pamela Insley, Claire Englehardt, Daniel Conley, David Susa, Gregory Bobb, Jeff Howard, Gregg Russell, Kay Heinrich, Greg Hines, John Keith, Dennis Roseman, Bill Henderly, Steve Smith, Steve Layman, Lou Rodabaugh, Bill Metais, Melinda Lloyd, Ken Alexander, Karen Tuthill, Kath Berger, Ralph Hoyt, William Price, Kathy Gilbert Row 5: Craig Arensman, Karen Smith, Teresa Deringer, Dave McCoy, Randall Rogers, Leslie Foster, Loyal Tillotson, Dave Semones, Gerbert Darlington, Steve Brace, Bill Hughes. Row6: Karl Westfall, Mike Berheide, David Hanneman, Tom Wozniak, Donald Nichols, Sharon Griffith, Martha Crawford, Dr. Alan H. Drake, Dr. Robert Hays, T. JamesMcGonigal, Werner Sonntag. 145 Ohio Northern University Jazz Ensemble Rowl: Steve Layman, Tom Wozniak, Tim Lanese, Mark Goldsmith, David Bobb, John Hackman, Roger McKinstry. Row 2: H Zickafoose, Vance Christiaanse, Don Nichols, Bd Williams, director, Dennis Roseman, Greg Bobb, Dan Conley, John Keith. Row 3: Karl Harrod, Greg Johnson,Steve Sonntag, Bill Metais, Carol Honigford. lo 0 it Pi I Row 1: Stuart Ball, David Tobin, Warren Richardson, Sharon Oscar, Stephen Becker, Steve Funge, Miles Karson. Row 2: Dave Goldberg, Howard Boruta, Gary Barringer, Paul N. McKinley, Jr., Dave Remy, Joseph Koenig, Jack Schron, )r. Jeff Ingraham. Row 3: Bill Dues, Fred Antoun, Gary DeCesare, Timothy Weaver, Terry Grimes, David Evans, Ron Haldy. 147 The Writ Row 1: Benjamin Brafman, editor-in-chief, Pamela Motter, copy editor, Gregg Cunningham, feature editor. Row 2: Thomas Sartin, ass ' t editor, Steven Fitten. The First Amendment Row 1: Howard Boruta, James Follmer, Thomas Freeman. Row 2: John Gouttierre, Michael Hanley, Stanley Hammerman, editor. 148 Row 1: Peggy Faust, Jane Freiberg, Dr. P.A. Previte, advisor. Row 2: Ruthie Foster, Sue Bankovich, editor, Donna Elwer. Northern Review Row 1: Elizabeth Smith, advertising circulation, Zack Dolyk, editor, Bill Dice, news editor, Dave Nolan, photography editor, Dana Morris. Row2: JeffHisem, Richard Stoudt, student life editor, JohnMillisor, JudyKuehnl. Row 3: Carl Hudec, Loyal Tillotson, Mike Ording, William Zimmerman. Row 1: Gregory Pease-faculty advisor, Vern Steffel, Jr., JohnCump, executive editor, Pamela Motter, Benjamin Brafman, manuscript editor, Jonathan Williams, Charles Demonaco. Row 2: Thomas Zoller, Peter Ecabert, managing editor, Joseph Banks, editor-in-chief, John Henriksen, JamesSwank, JamesKoerner. Row 3: Larry Boord, Phil Binotto, JohnHadacek, Frank Bruzzese, research editor, Thomas Seutim, Michael Hanley, Robert MacDonald Jr., George Doury Jr., editor-in-chief elect. Polaris Row 1: Dr. Charles Oliver, advisor, Virginia Townsley, Beckie Kline, Robert Tipple, Laura Barnhart. Row 2: Janet Lesnet, Jeff Cecil, Dave Harris, Greg Hart, Bill Marshall. 150 Row 1: Chris Comstock, Barb Reid, secretary treasurer, Deborah Bland, Kathy Starkey, Pam Fike. Row 2: Randy Hoffman, Kent Krugh, Larry Clark, Bob Shwartz. Row 3: Tom Waggoner, Bob Haas, Chris Raber, Scott Miller. Fellowship of Christian Athletes Row 1: Bob Clarke. Randy Hoffman, Larry Clark, secretary, Mark Powers. Row 2: Tom Waggoner, captain, Gary Judak, Charlie Just. Row 3: Bryan Port z, Jay Albert, Monty Stump, Tom Bramlage. 151 152 1974 Northern Special thanks to all those who worked on the 1974 Northern, especially John Urian from Keller, Dave Fried and his staff of photographers, and Sue Whiting, our adviser. Sue Whiting Dave Fried Greeks Evans, 20. Vicky Williams, 21. Jeri Huff, 22. Mary Milne, 23. Vicki Kerr, 24. Ruth Bittaker, 25. Jan Wilson, 26. Peggy Moore, 27. Julie Bowie, 28. Maggie Young, 29. Sally Gre- nell, 30. Janet Smith, 31. Cindy Amour, 32. Kathi Stumpp, 33. Sue Pullen, 34. Vanessa Coats, 35. Becky Meyers, 36. JudyKuehnl. I. Kitty Neeley, 2. Connie Gruitza, 3. Denise Weber, 4. Debbie Davis, 5. Gail Cochran, 6. Sue Damico, 7. Ann Eastman, 8. Linda Carmean, 9. Karen Shaffer, IO. Debbie Kourie, 11. Chris Geiser, 12. Marilyn Alexander, 13. Kathy King, 14. Beth Me Millan, 15. Gayle Hoitink, 16. Barb Murray, 17. Pam Zucker, 18. Debi Kirkendall, 19. Denise 156 Delta Zeta did come roaring through in 1973-74. The year started off great with Jill Wilson representing the DZ’s on the Homecoming Court. Instead of the tradition¬ al Homecoming Float the DZ’s decided to “Fancy a Future” for a needy family by donating blood in their name and supplying them with food for the winter. The active DZ’s participated in many campus activities. Even though they had many parties they still managed to have the best overall grades winter quarter. They bounded their way to two second places at intramural basketball and volleyball. The DZ’s got into the “Spring” of things by electing Jim Jonestheir new sweetheart at their formal which was held in Sidney, Ohio. Greek Week was a real roar as Kathie Stumpp was elected Sophomore attendant. Winning Sig Olympics and the Sig Ep Egg Toss brought the DZ ' s an overall 3rd place trophy for the week’s activities. 1 O ' Krutny, 31. Chuck Daum, 32. Phil Ruffini, 33. Greg Korte, 34. Greg Foltz, 35. Doug Leuthold, 36. Dan Sawyer, 37. Eugene Roberts, 38. Harold Fahrni, 39. Frank Georgakis, 40. Larry Pesko, 41. Bob Murray, 42. John Davis, 43. James Harries, 44. Charley Dorsey, 45. Tim Rice, 46. Eric Rich¬ ards, 47. Tim Markey, 48. Rick French, 49. Bill Root, 50. Bob Babb, 51. Scott Johnson, 52. Mike Lorntz, 53. Jim Stonebraker, 54. Pete Schumann, 55. Bruce Arthur, 56. Dave Mathewson, 57. Dino I. Craig Cordle, 2. Cliff Warso, 3. Glen Mishler, 4. Eric Exley, 5. Lee Hooper, 6. Bill Burton, 7. John Bogdan, 8. Rick Hugenin, 9. Steve Mollett, IO. Gary Me Mahan, 11. Glenn Agner, 12. Tom Booth, 13. Ralph Infante, 14. Greg Baird, 15. Mike Lammers, 16. Brad Roush, 17. Rick Sonne- born, 18. Richard Westman, 19. Nate Haytcher, 20. Jeff Dawson, 21. Steve Pratt, 22. Mike Sabol, 23. Barry Allen, 24. Pete Mollett, 25. Bill Booth, 26. John Shultz, 27. Al Johnson, 28. Bill Huges, 29. Gary Donaldson, 30. Jeff zv. s [ ' if? « ¥ UHTf • ft ' V m ' - L ■ £ r ‘Sk The Phi Mu Delta ' s have held numerous parties this year. During Home¬ coming they placed second in decorations. They also won Mr. Campus Chest on campus chest night. The PMD ' s held their winter formal in Wapokoneta where Pam Zucker was elected sweetheart and Columbus was the locatio n of their spring formal. They sponsored the third annual talent show for Greek Week and they came in 2nd overall in Greek Week activities. 159 1. Bob Alston, 2. Nat Tennet, 3. Ben Pritchard, 4. Mike Robinson, 5. Don Wright, 6. Greg Krohn, 7. Art Cuellar, 8. John Hanson, 9. Jon Potter, IO. Dave Grey, 11. Dave Mancari, 12. Tom Cosgrove, 13. Marty Dvorak, 14. Steve Malbasa, 15. Joe Ryan, 16. Bob Kline, 17. Dave O ' Conner, 18. Richard Widders, 19. Wayne Hodkinson, 20. Robert Frankenberger, 21. Randy Walpole, 22. Doug Bow, 23. Bill Creasy, 24. Rick Harmon, 25. Dave Laine, 26. Doug Mus- grave, 27. Art Vietro, 28. Rick Bachman, 29. Richard Meyer. The Sigma Pi ' s generously started the year off at Home¬ coming where they gave money to a Lima charity. One of their brothers, Don Howard, was elected Homecoming King. The Pi’s won Greek All Sports in flashball, vol¬ leyball, and basketball. They held their formal at Kings Island Inn and their sweetheart is Phyllis Stevens. Greek Week King elections was won by Al Kappers. 161 Doug Darino, 12. Dave Bryan, 13. Wayne Cochran, 14. Rick Slee, 15, Jeff Berry, 16. RobZinkel, 17. Dean Dreher The Alpha Epsilon Pi ' s commonly known as the “Apes have sponsored numerous parties after football games this year. Two special parties were their first annual St. Valentines Day Massacre Party and the third annual Christmas Party. The AEP ' s held their spring formal in Sidney, Ohio. They have won the Spirit Award Trophy for their spirit and enthusiasm shown in varsity sports. They established a little sis program this year. Their sweetheart, Jane Rucker, was Homecoming Queen. 163 1. Kathy Schmader, 2. Mary Mascio, 3. Cindy Kemper, 4. Norla Strasbaugh, 5. Donna Bumpas, 6. Deb Boblit, 7. Luanne Malone, 8. Dawn Powell, 9. Judy Knechtges, 10. Denise Kocsis, 11. Alice Dunbar, 12. Kathy Blosser, 13. Maggie Zeiss, 14. Julie Palfie, 15. Louise Payne, 16. Deb Gorey, 17. Diane Johnson, 18. Sue Sauls, 19. Mary Crider, 20. Judy Curry, 21. Diane Hofacre, 22. Sandy Opsitnik, 23. Linda Pultz, 24. Donna Everit, 25. Deb Seaton, 26. Pam Reichert, 27. Sheryl Snyder, 28. Jan Ruttmann, 29. Jane Posey, 30. Jane Anderson, 31. Sue Lucas, 32. Ellen Urey, 33. Phyllis Stevens, 34. Lori Bowman, 35. Deb Molt, 36. Nancy Reihert, 37. Donna Baer, 38. Lisa Me Farland, 39. Cindy Burnside, 40. Linda Blosser, 41. Pat Disbennett, 42. JanetScheutzow, 43. Sherry Sanders, 44. Denise Gren, 45. Sue Hemphill The Zeta Tau Alpha sorority had a year full of activity. Hard work on their entry in decorations for Homecoming won third place. Before Christmas the Zeta ' s held a party with the Sig Eps for a group of underprivileged children. Their winter formal was held in Findlay. Greg Russell was picked as the Zeta ' s sweetheart. During Greek Week festivities Donna Bumpas represented the Zetas as freshman attendant. Zeta Tau Alpha also held parties with the various fraternities on campus. 165 I. Don Mayer, 2. Roy Stype, 3. Britt Cummins, 4. Steve Bentley, 5. Randy Remy, 6. Dwight Mattik, 7. Pete Baron, 8. Thad Seely, 9. Bill Andrews, 10. Jim Greten, 11. Sam Butcher, 12. Walter Seeman, 13. Phil Lynch, 14. Greg Hart, 15. Scott Waite, 16. Tim Stout, 17. Steve Butcher, 18. Carl Baker, 19. Bob Miller, 20. Rick White, 21. Bill Morrow, 22. Keith Barga, 23. Tim Kaput, 24. Bob Manley, 25. John Ramsdell, 26. Bob Clark, 27. Jeff Clark, 28. Tom Lukowski, 29. Joel Liles, 30. Rod Stickrath, 31. Gary Spears, 32. Mark Sutton, 33. Rich West, 34. Pete Short, 35. Tom Bidlack, 36. Shawn Endsley, 37. Bill Kerman. MPORARfLY our of GASOLINE TODAY The Delta Sigma Phi’s creatively designed another winning homecoming decoration. They took first place this year in bowling and badminton. The Delt’s held their winter formal in Napolean. Their spring formal was held in Toledo and the week following was their father-son weekend. Their sweet¬ heart is Denise Weber. 167 1. John Zayac, 2. Jeff Swartzel, 3. Chuck Long, 4. Steve Huston, 5. Dennis Wilcox, 6. Tim English, 7. Paul Beilina, 8. Jim Sponseller, 9. Brad Hayes, 10. George Capellas, 11. Brian Wilcox, 12. Gerry Gorski, 13. Denny Long, 14. Wes Steele, 15. Bill Recknagel, 16. Greg Krupelak, 17. Kim Taylor, 18. Steve Walton, 19. Randy Van Dyne, 20. Dan Denner, 21. Vaughn Williams, 22. Rob Vose, 23. Tony D ' Orazio, 24. Brad Thomas, 25. Dave Coe, 26. Paul Nar- ker, 27, Dennis Mihaly, 28. Gary Meade, 29. Rick Godfrey, 30. Steve Seifried, 31. Scott Kress, 32. Scott Vagedes. Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity stresses brotherhood, scholarship, and sports. It began as a social fraternity here at Northern in 1942. Over the years, they have been known for their talents in sports and enjoyable parties. They ' ve held formals at Bellefontaine Ski Lodge, Indian Lake, and the Holiday Inn in Lima, to name a few. They have an annual Christmas party which is usually a great success. They ' ve had numerous successful parties this year and will once again be near the top in sports. Their sweetheart is Denise Gren. 169 1. Fred Young, 2. Steve Smith, 3. Al Spieldenner, 4. Bob Mandi, 5. Ken Smith, 6. DaleAsper, 7. Greg Bobb, 8. Bob Stough, 9. Kevin Sheets, IO. Mike Smith, 11. Dave Bobb, 12. Ron Fahnoke, 13. Steve Layman, 14. Dan Hummel, 15. Dave Me Coy, 16. Bob Moneysmith, 17. Dan Curl, 18. DaveTextor, 19. Ron Howell, 20. Bob Whitford, 21. John Malone, 22. Richard Erb, 23. Greg Russell , 24. Jeff Chubb, 25. Rudy Rivera, 26. Tom Peshet, 27. Don Nichols, 28. Cliff Johnson,29. Steve Werthemer, 30. T. J. Wallace, 31. Mike Keener, 32. Frank Sobkowiak The Theta Chi’s have had a rousing year starting with a car rally with Alpha Xi Delta’s, a wine and cheese party with the Delta Zetas, and a skating party with the Alpha Omicron Pi’s. They held their winter formal at Me Intosh Center and their spring formal at Mohican State Park. The Theta Mates have sponsored numerous parties and pranks for the brothers. Their Dream Girl is Sharon Griffith. 171 1. Ann Trainer, 2. Cindy Slaughter, 3. Terri Anthony, 4. Ginny Milliren, 5. Ann Abele, 6. Daryl Dubois, 7. Brenda Carter, 8. Mary Ann Damiani, 9. Donna Eliseo, 10. Vickie Steinke, 11. Betsy Barnes, 12. Kathy Sinclair, 13. Marilinda Savage, 14. Melaine Erb, 15. Terri Wyann, 16. Karen Lewis, 17. Mary Niehausmyer, 18. Beth Ruhe, 19. Wendy Berger, 20. Ruth Slaughenhaupt, 21. Lynn Judge, 22. Cindie Har¬ vey, 23. Kathy Flanagan, 24. Cathy Benincasa, 25. Melinda Lloyd, 26. Nancy Niederkohr, 27. Freddie Fox, 28. Deb Denhart, 29. Nancy Shipan, 30. Cathy Mallone, 31. Carol Dyas, 32. Toni Spellman, 33. Kay Coy, 34. Malana Senuik, 35. Beth Bonfiglio, 36. Bicki Bantley, 37. Chris Hill, 38. Mary Ann Caldwell, 39. Janie White, 40. Donna Bell, 41. Marita Amos, 42. Cathy Cooper, 43. Teresa Mihaly, 44. Becky Stratton, 45. Mary Weaver, 46. Marcia Allison, 47. Val Burr The Alpha Xi Deltas began the school year by holding their first ’’all campus party”. Their phi¬ lanthropies for this year were ’’Toys for Tots” and aiding the workers from the bloodmobile. Winter Rose Formal was held in Bellefontaine. Alpha Xi participated in Campus Chest again this year by entering their booth, Mr. Campus Chest.” Brenda Carter was the winner of the Theta Chi’s “Sweet¬ heart of Campus Chest.” At the auction, Alpha Xi Delta bought parties from the Sig Eps and the Phi Kaps. During Greek Week, Lynn Judge was elected Greek Week Queen and |anie White as junior at¬ tendant. At Greek Sing, the sisters won first place originality for “The telephone hour” from Bye Bye Birdie. For Greek Olympics, the Alpha Xi’s held a bike relay which was won by the Phi M u Deltas and the AOP ' s. During the year, the Fuzzies held parties with Sig Eps, Kappa Psi’s, Alpha Sigs, Theta Chi’s, PMD ' s, Sig Pi’s, and the Phi Kap ' s. I 73 I. Tony Fastuca, 2. Terry Jobe, 3. Kevin Cadden, 4. C. J. Fishman, 5. Tom Sherman, 6. Mark Saunders, 7. John Maguire, 8. Gary Rutherford, 9. Mike Schneider, IO. Scott Hreben, 11. Mide Bukach, 12. Paul Kutscher, 13. John Baker, 14. Jim Todd, 15. Steve Hohl, 16. Tim France. 17. Steve Duke, 18. Pete Vinocur, 19. Joe Simmons, 20. Gary Hudak, 21. Dave Dawson, 221. Jack Campbell, 23, Chris Savino, 24. Bo Rose, 25. Tom Wells, 26. Jim Dickinson, 27. Charlie Linepensel, 28. Jim Fodor, 29. Jim Lindsay, 30. JohnSmith, 31. Randy Pearson, 32. JimGraham, 33. Mike Edington, 34. Jake Conley, 35. Berj Krikorian, 36. Guy Forthofer, 37. Herman Carson, 38. Chris Hart, 39. Ron Wentzel, 40. Phil Dunkin, 41. Fred Cesario, 42. Bob George, 43. George Werner i % , ' v) i This year Phi Kappa Theta fraternity celebrated the 25th anniversary of their cook, Merle Preston. The Phi Kap’s were represented during Home¬ coming by Ray Wolf as homecoming king candi¬ date. Winter quarter the Phi Kap’s had a Roaring Twenties party with the Alpha Xi Delta’s and a Christmas party with the Zeta’s. The winter pledges held their annual pledge princess dance and elected Luanne Malone as their pledge prin¬ cess. During the spring quarter the chapter cele¬ brated Founder’s Day and held various parties with the Zeta’s, DZ ' s, and Alpha Xi’s. The Phi Kap’s were represented during Greek Week by Kevin Cadden, Greek king candidate and by Jim Foder as Greek Man-of-the-year candidate. They held their Winter Formal in Toledo, and Spring Formal in Bellefontaine. The brothers elected De¬ nise Kocsis as their new sweetheart. 175 1. JohnGatz, 2. Kevin Gott, 3. Brooks Compton, 4. Dane Daring, 5. Mark Leibold, 6. Steve Graham, 7. Jerry Marcu, 8. Craig McCoy, 9. Berry Smith, 10. John Maffei, 1 1. Jam Katzoff, 12. Jeff Keeling, 13. JimColl, 14. Randy Wiegman, 15. Tom Winzlow, 16. John Crider, 17. Gary Sword, 18. Glen Montgomery, 19. Bill Adams, 20. Mark Lansell, 21. jed Larson, 22. Scott Johnson, 23. Bill Leister, 24. Mike Kleiber, 25. Rich Saul, 26. Dave Wetmore, 27. Denny Long, 28. Craig Struble, 29. Tim Ramsey, 30. Scott Ander¬ son, 31. Tim Moats, 32. Glenn Bucher, 33. Bob Fry, 34. Dave Burlis, 35. Steve Dobush, 36. Steve Johnson,37. Ken Huser, 38. Jon Ewing, 39. Tom Weatherwax, 40. Greg Thorn, 41. Fred Floyt SIGMA PHI EPSILON the HOUSE with the heart OHIO ALPHA WELCOMES 176 The Sig Ep’s are known as the house with the heart. Their housekeeper, “Mom Bentley, will be entering her 18th year as keeper of her “little angels.” Their parties during the year included a haunted house party for Halloween, a Christmas party for underprivileged children, and a Roman Toga Party. Their main social events were winter and spring formats. The Sig Ep ' s received the President’s Scholastic Award this year for having the top accum for all three quarters. 177 1. Becky Piazza, 2. Amy Bovenizer, 3. Virginia Maier, 4. Kathy Alexander, 5. Dianna Lowe, 6. Michelle Ward, 7. Mary McMillan, 8. Connie Brodbeck, 9. Karyl Adams, IO. Kathy Karas, 11. Holly Spriggs, 12. Alice Lutterbien, 13. Lynne Prigoditch, 14. Jean Luttrel, 15. Pam Henry, 16. Marsha Bricker, 17. Kathy Anderson, 18. Barb Keim, 19. Joyce Hollingsworth, 20. Karen Crane, 21. Dawn Barnes, 22. Connie Spray, 23. Sue Brady, 24. Marsha Kline, 25. Janet Small, 26. Becky Terrell, 27. Michelle Smith, 28. Laurie Westman, 29. Linda Pickard, 30. Laurel Kazmaier, 31. Lisa Harrold, 32. Debbie Parker, 33. Robin Rogers, 34. Kathy Rodefeld, 35. Sharon Griffith, 36. Molly Hoberg, 37. Mary Robey, 38. Jan Steinmetz, 39. Kathy Fetzer, 40. Linda Terwilliger, 41. Hope Blank, 42. Lynne Grahl, 43. Sue Fischer, 44. Ruth Ranson, 45. Suzanne Moore. This past summer in Hollywood-By-The-Sea, Florida, Kappa Pi received a distinguished service award at the national convention. Only ten such awards are given at each convention to worthy chapters selected by the National Central Office. The AOP’s participated in Campus Chest with their “AOP jail” and won first place booth. The Winter Rose formal was held at Quality Inn, Covington, Ky., in January. At Greek Sing the AOP’s won first place serious with a medley entitled “The Word is Love” and also entertained their parents with these songs at the first annual Parent’s Day. During the year, the AOP’s had parties with the PMD ' s, Theta Chi’s,, Delta Sigs, KY ' s, and Sig Pi’s. They also held a Christmas party for head-Start children with the chapter’s “Alpha- Men.” I 79 a drickx, 4. Tom Eingle, 5. Bill Folk, 6. JimKeifer, 7. Kap, 8. John Ballinger, i Lindsey, 12. Roger Flautt, 13. Ron Flenderson, 14. Jim Barnett, 15. Dave 5. Don Rankin, 19. Jim Patterson, 20. Rod Shipley, 21. Dave McPeek, 22. yWernow, 25. Jim Smetana. The Kappa Psi’s returned to a rousing year of events that began early in the fall quarter and continued until graduation. Fall quarter’s social activities included a rush party with the Delta Zeta’s and an all campus dance. Delegates from the brotherhood were sent to the Region IV SAPhA Con¬ vention held in Detroit in October. Winter quarter was highlighted by the Winter Formal held at the Lincoln Lodge in Columbus. A Christmas Banquet was held for several faculty members and their families. Campus Chest and pad parties concluded the remainder of winter quarter’s social activities. Several brothers were successfully elected as officers and class representatives to Pharmacy Council. Spring quarter saw parties with the sisters of Alpha Omicron Pi, Delta Zeta and Alpha Xi Delta. The brothers actively became involved in the many activities of Greek Week, including Greek Sing. For a change of routine, the brothers journeyed to the home of an alumni for a social gathering. Spring Fling was enjoyed by all and the brothers hosted a day for their parents. The KY ' s concluded the quarter with a party sponsored by their sister sorority-the Kappa Epsilon ' s. Several brothers travelled to Regional KY Convention held in Buffalo, New York. The KY ' s announced Candy jones as their sweetheart. Administration and Faculty President and Mrs. Samuel L. Meyer 184 r ! Bringing with him experience and wisdom, Samuel L. Meyer, seventh president of Ohio Nort hern University, could best be termed the “Builder” of Northern’s campus. Dr. Meyer ' s ac¬ credited academic and administrative background has served in helping him to build an attractive West campus. 1973 saw construction begin on the multi-million dollar King-Horn Convocation Center and the dedication of the Pettit College of Law’s new facility. An avid basketball fan. Dr. Meyer MC ' ed the closing of Taft Gymnasium in preparation for the opening of King-Horn in the fall of 1974. The signing of the Friendship Pact between Dankook University, Korea, and Ohio Northern climaxed almost a year of correspondence and negotiation between President Choong-sik Chang and Dr. Meyer. The program involves exchanges of faculty, students, administration officials, hon¬ ors, publications, and research material between these two very similar institutions. Opened in September and dedicated on Octo¬ ber 5, 1970, the Basic Sciences Building, renamed the ’’Samuel L. Meyer Hall of Science” in 1973, is the centralized home for biology, chemistry, mathematics, and physics. 185 10 po ’ 0 o © 0 o O O o •T ■ Vice Presidents 1 fos ' .B $!« Paul W. Hartman, vice President for University Relations George Hassel, Vice President for Financial Affairs A. Chester Burns. Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. I. Leonard Stright, Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Thomas G. Hoffman, Vice President for Religious Affairs 186 J. Stahl, Director of McIntosh Center Dr. K. Stern, Director of Student Health F. Stoop, Development Associate G. Thompson, Reference Librarian B. West, Asst. Registrar S. Whiting, Publications Editor University Staff W. Baker, Head Librarian ). Banks, Admissions Counselor S. Beckley, Program Director-Mclntosh Center C. Busch, Director of Computer Center Dr. J. Corle, Director of Counseling Testing H. Cotsamire, Controller N. Cummings, Director of Placement D. Fried, Sports Information-Campus Photographer R. Geiser, Director of Public Information C. Gerbasi, Admissions Counselor J. Gwinn, Director of Financial Aid Dr. G. Henlein, Director of Institutional Research T. Holcomb, Admissions Counselor O. Jacobs, Director of Annua! Funds A. Jenkins, Dean of Women R. Knoble, Admissions Counselor C. Layaou, Serials Librarian G. McCoy, Science Librarian D. Marshall, Manager of Purchasing K. Miller, Dean of Men J. Moore, Registrar M. Parkhill, Catalog Librarian N. Quick, Development Associate W. Robinson, Dean of Admissions C. Sands, Assist. Controller R. Schaller, Acquisitions Librarian V. Schimtz, Director of Audio Center 87 fn I 1 1 I j ft f a -1 ft _I ft £j£i| | gj , 1 — i h H ' _ z. ’i m , j Natural Sciences Dr. J. Berton, Chrm Mathematics Df. D. Butler, Biology R. Carpenter, Mathematics Dr. W. Crouse, Chemistry D. Daly, Mathematics Dr. J. Dawson, Biology R Evans Mathematics Dr. W. Godwin, Chemistry Dr. H. Haight, Chemistry Dr. B. Hawbecker, Chemistry F. Hoch, Biology T Keiser. Biology K. Kuhns, Mathematics Dr. D. Kurtz, Chemistry Dr. C. Laing. Biology E. Lhamon. Mathematics Dr. J. McLean, Mathematics G. Messick, Physics Dr. N Moore, Biology Dr R. Pillai, Mathematics T. Putnam, Chemistry C. Roider, Mathematics R Roll, Physics Dr. R Tipple. Biology D. Weimer. Physics Dr. F. Gangemi, Chrm. Physics Dr. D. Bettinger, Chrm. Chemistry R. Bowden, Chrm. Biology m. jy i ■ |Ss I it] 1 ■r 1 ‘j-v • frhV ' +Hlt V tmm t wmm §W 8 ■mm mmk ■■ 9B?B®Sb ffi m v • of loumoium w� “ ' Deans Professional Colleges Alphonse Squillante, Dean, College of Law Dr. Louis Vottero, Assistant Dean, College of Pharmacy Lawrence Archer, Dean, College of Engineering Dr. LeRoy Beltz, Dean, College of Pharmacy Dr. Gregory Pease, Assistant Dean, College of Law Smull College of fngineering Dr. B. Burton, Chrm. I. Klingenberger, Chrm. Dr. D. Milks, Chrm. Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering Dr, S Carmean, Jr. Electrical Engineering Dr. F. Farrington, Mechanical Engineering R. Cuentzler, Electrical Engineering B, Johnansen, Electrical Engineering Dr. Robert Keyser, Civil Engineering E. Koehn, Civil Engineering Dr. J. Scroggin, Mechanical Engineering Dr. K Shah, Civil Engineering I. Smith, Mechanical Engineering J. Stahl, Electrical Engineering H.Whisler, Mechanical Engineering 195 Raabe College of Pharmacy Dr. A. Awad, Chrm. Pharmacognosy Dr. M. Mallin, Chrm. Microbiology Dr. A. Bhattacharya, Pharmacology O. Canis, Pharmacy Dr. B. Fitzgerald, Pharmacy Dr. T. Gossel, Pharmacology Dr. J. Sheumaker, Pharmacy Dr. D. Stansloski, Pharmacy Dr. S. Stewart, Pharmaceutical Chemistry Dr. D. Stuart, Pharmaceutical Chemistry Dr. M. Suffness, Pharmacognosy Dr. P. Previte, Chrm. Pharmacy Administration Dr.). Theodore, Chrm. Pharmacy A. Baillis, Lav Dr. D. Benson. Law Dr. D. Binder. Law Dr. J. Cairo. Lav Library Dr. S. Frankel, Lav Dr B. Coodley, Law ■ 1 Graduates C. Arnold S. Audley B. Barnes J. Banks R. Baker ). Ballinger R. Berke C. Benincasa S. Beichler M. Bauer m i - H| [ 1 . jA 1 wk S. Bodie D. Blocker ). Bibler P. Black R. Bickhart B. Bowman G. Bucher R. Brown C. Catalane 201 B. Clarke C Cleveland A. Copeland G. Crieglow M. Crider W. Correll A. Cuellar S. Damico R. Denvit L. Depner D. Davis R. Fickert K. Flanagan R. Foster ). Frieberg I. Francisco R. French I. Furrow R. Gandhi K. Gilbert Gohschling 13 i ; • • mm O. Grove S. Hammerman L. Ha berm an H. Harris T. Heenan D. Herrmann D. Herbert C. Himes M. Hoberg C. Hostetler C. Hudec S. Huston D. Humphrey A. Kappers L. Johnson I P. Kosko G. Katzenberger M. Kinney M. Koehler R. Kovach D. Leach N. Kuhlman K. Lewis T. Leffler M. Lorantz T. Lewis 1 Wk Y ' ’ tJ D. Matson A. Marinaro ]. McConnell K. Lyness C. McLaughlin C. Meaney 1 4 1 _ r 1 El PS E • _h W. Metais T. Millice J. Millword K. Minnaert K. Minton 206 P. Nartker R. Myser P. Mollett ). Munn N. Naiman L. Niederkohr F. Newsome T. Parker C. Peelman R. Perkins V. Peterson L. Pickard L. Poult ney E. Petrovits rmnm jtt 1K i 1 Koo M ■■ i P W _HWyt ■ Ik 1 V. P. Payn B 1 ■ Ea w 1 J rjjyga nJJJ - tint _ ). Reynolds N. Reichert T. Ramsey ). Rogers Rohrer M. Rostorfer M. Rourke J. Rukavina I: Schoenberger ). Russell S. Schmidt C. Schaffner M. Shafran N. Shipan E. Smith M. Smith D. Snyder R. Snow F. Sobkowiak B. Sprague N. Strasbaugh ). Sponseller V. Subramaniam I. Sutliff C. Struble R. Stratton aJ 210 S. Wilson W. Witten R. Wellbaum G. Werner ). Wernow C. Westfall I. Wilson M. Yount D. Zechar M. Zeiss W. Zimmerman D. Zucker Undergraduates D. Anderson W. Adam D. Albro M. Ameling I. Anderson C. Amore S. Anderson W. Andrews T. Anthony I. Arthur C. Arbes C. Arensman L. Armstrong A. Ashrafzadeh I. Baehrens N. Augsburger B Baldwin R Baker D. Barnes L Barnhardt D. Bartone L. Bazow D. Behner D. Belford l ft iffj , ■ p i 1 4 B. Benedict W. Berger R Berryman T. Bidlack P. Binotto C. Blake R. Bittaker B. Blakeslee D. Bland H. Blank B Blank B. Bonfiglio M. Bone R. Bonarrigo C. Blanscet R. Blythe C. Bodell C. Bonanni L. Bowman P. Brandt K. Bowman T. Bramlage R. Boram A. Bovenizer K. Bower L. Brazelton C. Breidenbaugh M. Bricker W. Brookover D. Brinker |. Brannen D. Brown P. Brown M. Brown R. Brudapast D. Brust N Buirley S. Bucan D. Burkett W. Burton R. Burke D. Bumpas D. Burlas S. Burton 8. Burns ■ g| if L%, B W. Carlson L Carmean M. Cams C. Carpenter ). Carpenter T. Cadden M. Caldwell K. Caryer M. Chancey D. Chapman ). Chapman C. Chappelle L Charles H. Carson B. Carter C. Chesnut D. Cherry R Cheme S. Chessin P. Childs L Chesnut ). Christenson M. Chudik S. Clark ). Clouse D. Colopy R. Colosimo C. Comstock P. Conss B Cook G. Cochran ). Cramer H. Crabill T. Cranston B. Cover T. Cook R. Cuney E. Cubick B. Cummins F. Crisafi E. Criscuolo C. Dahill B. Davis P. Davis D. Danner D. Dawson B. Dickson ). Dickinson W. Denman D. Denier F. Dundee M. Dressel R. Druckenbrod M. Dudek R. Donadio V. Dimaggio R. Dillon D. Donnelly L. Dunn A. Eastman M. Edington S. Dunevant P Dunkin S. Endsley C. Englehardt S. Ensminger E Erfurt M. Elliott D. Elwer C. Fasham M. Fakhar Flower K Floyd 6. Foltz P. Fontanarosa 218 ). French D. Fowler M. Foster T. Frankel D. Frazier L. Foster T. France |. Good D. Gorey M. Gorton J. Gradwell G. Grayfinger |. Graham I. Graham M. Graham C. Gramm D. Grebe Ft Greene G. Gregory S. Grenell B. Greschl P. Griesinger S. Griffin 219 L. Griffith T. Grimes D. Grubbs C. Gruitza R. Guendelsberger G Gullen L Haines C. Hamilton |. Hackman P. Hampson A. Hanson R. Heidkamp K. Heinrich S. Hemphill N. Haytcher ). Henriksen G. Hines ). Hisem D, Hofacre R. Hoffman G. Holtink ). Hindel 220 I. Howard W. Hoover D. Hoops L. Holman J. Holycross B. Homans W. Holmes S. Hoover G. Huffman M. Huberman G. Hudak C. Hughes D. Hummel |. Inskeep ). Jameson D. Jaffee C. Janke A. Johnson L. Jacobs C. Johnson C. Johnson G. Johnson S. Johnson S. Johnson C. Johnston C.Jones D. Jones P. Jones D Karant S. Johnson ui t in i n i i m m 11 n r r mH t T ). Keeling C. Kemper G. Kenworthy S. Keyser K. Kiczek B. Killion B Knowles D. Kocsis K. Koenig G. Korte D. Kosmer D. Kourie ). Kuehne T. Latour R. Kumar T. Lanese G. Lavrusky R. Layman D. Leader j ExiJx -’ ' I. i : ■ WSM 1 • ' jrj K 3 ?? 1 t-h 1 - 1 5 ' prrt.uL ' . i rsBt. .•xr scj ' Bicrr 1 2 w i n ). Leklem T. Leffler K. Leppla J. Lesnet I. Lucas S. Lucas S. Maddocks ). Maguire B Madinger M. Magovac K. Maitland C. Matson T. Mallow M. Martinko M. Mase W. Marshall D. Martin G. McCoy A. McCracken ). McFarlin M. McClung I. McClure D. McCune D. Mayer W. McCarthy D. McHugh S. McHugh R. McKinstry |. McLear B. McMillan M. McMillan W. McMillen B. McSalters R. Meyer R. Michaels E. Miklavcic C. Miller K. Miller B. Minney P. Miller M. Milks C. Miller B. Miller R. Moore S. Mollett P. Mohri M. Monroe G. Montgomery W. Montgomery C. Mitchell |. Moldovan M. Mullen G. Nadler E. Naeser D. Nardini D. Muse D. Mumford B. Murray A. Musser ). Newsom N. Niederkohr ). Nichols T. Nemitz M. Norton M. Niehausmyer B. Nighswander J. Nuckles D. Nolan I. Opdycke ). Oberly I. Okrutny L. Nunez D. O ' Connor L Patrick N. Pennington S. Peckman R. Pavlak D. Pekar G. Peterson Pickering J. Peterson K. Placke R. Pierce L. Plotner K. Place S. Pullen C. Pushee C. Rader C. Raber ). Ramsdell F. Reichert M Remer B. Reinbrecht S. Remsburg D. Reisman Up Jl ■ fjj r ? 1 k • I r 1 1 ] R. Ranson M. Rappariie P. Ream B Ridenou M. Rider L. Rhoads ). Kesch R. Rogers T. Rogers G. Russell L. Runnerstrom M. Ruhlen G. Russell ). Rucker K. Rowe M. Saunders ). Salermo M.Sabol I. Ruttman ). Schroeder N. Schnipke ). Schneider J. Scheutzow M. Schettler C. Savino D. Schaeffer ). Sedlock G. Schultheis |. Schumaker D. Seaton L. Shadday L. Shelley D. Sherman D. Shondeick D. Shryock P. Shoup M. Shumate D. Shuster C. Sidum §m i li ■ i L 1 hm 1. Snoderly E. Sondergelt M. Smith W. Smith M. Snavely S. Smith S. Smith A. Sonneborn T. Spellman D. Sowers M. Sprague H. Spriggs L. Stambaugh D. Stanfield K. Starkey W. Stewart F. Steele P. Stevens B. Stengel R. Steward G. Stickley ). Storaska L. Stuber M. Stotter R. Stoudt St robe I D. Stuckey y . ' 1 j i m v Jm ( «J L mi i 11111 W -.V $$114! 1 1 ' H A f G. Sword D. Subick M. Swikert D. Sullenbarger D. Thomas P. Thompson D.Textor |. Thompson L. Terwilliger N. Tansey R. Tannenbaum L. Tillotson R. Tipple ). Tokar M.Tom E. Townsend H. Traul T. Trempe M.Tumbry J. Verdier G. Vogt B. Vulgamore B. Venturella D. Verdier T. Waggoner R. Waibel K. Waldo P. Walker A. Wall work D. Warren M. Weaver D. Weber ). Weiber M. Weidig 230 M. Williams ). Wilson ). Williams V. Wilson L. Wilson T. Winslow W. Worner J. Yaskanich S. Wreede D. Wright M. Wright K. Yamarick 1 L. West man G. Whisler ). White R. White R. White R. Whitford L. Whittington R. Wiegman rv! bH w m ■ 7 ■ a A T 9 1 L P 1 ? . 3 UI r. •; . « v«t; ' 4 , 1,1 , � 1 , t j Student Directory Graduates Agner, Glenn 158 205 Elm St., Findlay, Ohio 45840 Alexander, Kenneth 144,145 9450 N. Hetzler Rd„ Piqua, Ohio 45356 Alexander, Marilyn 144,156,200 9450 N. Hetzler Rd„ Piqua, Ohio 45356 Alge, John 200 1445Tiffin Rd., Findlay, Ohio 45840 Allen, Jennifer 112,128,131,200 305 E Fifth St., Waverly, Ohio 45690 Amin, Ashok Manibhai 136,200 4302Ashland, Detroit, Mich. 48215 Anspach, Larry 200 463 Edgewood Ave., Westfield, N.J.07090 Arnold, Gene 200 Rt 2, Oak Harbor, Ohio 43449 Arthur, Bruce 158 8 Danglewood Ct., Indian Head Park, III. 60525 Audley, Susan 200 236 N. Abington Rd, Clarks Green, Pa. 18411 Augustine, Dominick 115 224 South 7th St., Steubenville, Ohio 43952 Baker, JosephA 200 Box 245, Wharton, Ohio 43359 Baker, Robert 200 523 Old Coach Rd., Westerville, Ohio 43081 Ballinger, John 118,134,180,200 93 Harcourt Dr., Akron, Ohio 44313 Bankovich, Suzanne 149 6259 Columbus Rd. NE, Louisville, Ohio 44641 Banks, Joseph 127,200 320 Willeke Ave., Ada, Ohio 45810 Barnes, Betsy 122,172,200 6391 Greenleaf, Parma Hts., Ohio 44130 Bauer, Bruce 200 Northland Trailer Ct., Ada, Ohio 45810 Bauer, Martha (Kline) 143,200 97 Spring St., Xenia, Ohio 45385 Beebe, Bradford 112,119,121,200 486 School House Lane, Devon, Pa. 19333 Beichler, Sandra 200 RD 1 Smithville, Ohio 44677 Benincasa, Catherine 172,200 400 W. Highland Dr., Zanesville, Ohio 43701 Benner, Ronald 117 833 Bernard Ave., Findlay, Ohio 45840 Berke, Ronald 200 9963 Hoose Rd„ Menton, Ohio 44060 Bibler, June 120,139,201 251 W. Vance St., Rawson, Ohio 45881 Bickhart, Roger 125,201 Union Square Apts., 22 , Ada, Ohio 45810 Black, Phillip 201 RR 1, Box 325, Farmersville, Ohio 45325 Blocker, Donald 125,201 Union Square Apts., 3, Ada Ohio 45810 Brafman, Benjamin 148,150 528 Beach 129th.St., Belle Harbor, NY 11694 Bruzzese, Frank 150 525 N. Johnson,Ada, Ohio 45810 Bryne II, Marcena 125 202 Cedar St., Union City, Ohio 47390 Bodie, R. Scott 139,201 719 Portage Drive, Fostoria, Ohio 44830 Bowerman, Betty 201 Lincoln Trailer Court, Ada, Ohio 45810 Brady, Susan 2 CL RR 2, Payne, Ohio 45880 Brown, Richard 116,201 311 E. Lincoln St., Ada, Ohio 45810 Bucher, Glenn 119,176201 5376 River Forest Rd, Dublin, Ohio 43017 Cadden, Kevin 174 3862 Brisban St., Harrisburg, Pa. 17111 Case, Sharon 201 74 E. JeffersonSt., Jefferson, Ohio 44047 Casino, Herminio 136 57 Whitefriars Dr., Akron, Ohio 44319 Catalano, Constance 121,201 8598 Riverview Rd., Brecksville, Ohio 44141 Cauley, Rosemary 114,135,139,143201 315 N. Route 559, Woodstock, Ohio 43084 Chamberlain, Jamesjr. 201 908 Northern View Apt. 1, Ada, Ohio 45810 Chapman, Douglas 216 4242 Stonehenge, Port Clinton, Ohio 43452 Chesnut, Dee Renee 201 211 S. Main St., Apt. 3, Ada, Ohio 45810 Chesnut, Donald 201 1559 Grimes Ave., Urbana, Ohio 43078 Chiao, )en Ho 201 l: Lane 6L Hong Chow Srd, Taipei, Taiwan Chubb, Jeffrey IX) 35 Winona Ave., Canfield, Ohio 44406 Clark, Dexter 202 685Ardmoor Dr., Birmingham, Mich. 48010 Clarke. Robert 131,151,202 341 Campus Court, Eastiake, Ohio 44094 Cleveland Charlene 202 218 Riverside Dr., Troy, Ohio 45373 Cochran, Wayne 116,162 2812 Shady Lane Drive, New Castle, Pa. 16105 Conley, Daniel 141,145 521 E. King St., Kenton, Ohio 43326 Cook, Douglas 117,202 Box 171, Pandora, Ohio 45877 Copeland Jr., Archie 202 1128 Cedar Ave., Cincinnati, Ohio 45224 Cornell, William 125,202 734 Pleasant Ave., Peckville, Pa. 18452 Cox Thomas 202 609 E. Ward St., Urbana, Ohio 43078 Craig, Kathryn 202 308-y 2 Gilbert, Apt. 3,Ada, Ohio 45810 Creiglow, Gary 202 IO 2 -V 2 N. Main, Apt. 3,Ada, Ohio 45810 Crider, Mary 164,202 210 W. Highland. Ada, Ohio 45810 Cueller, Arthur 100,202 113 W. FremontSt., Fostoria, Ohio 44830 Curp, John 150 321 Willeke St„ Ada, Ohio 45810 Curry, John 164 825 Ridge Rd. W„ Lorain, Ohio 44053 Damico, Susan 156,202 112 Lewis St., Ambridge, Pa 15003 Davis, Debra 156,202 256 Westfall Dr., Tonawanda, N.Y.14150 Davis, John 120,127,158 4091 Dryden Dr., North Olmsted, Ohio 44070 De Monaco, Charles 150 117 Regina St., Whitaker, Pa. 15120 Denuit, Raymond 202 308 JacksonSt., Oak Hill, Ohio 45656 Depner, Laurel 129,202 6865 Cranbrook Dr., Brecksville, Ohio 44141 DeWalt, KathrynlU, 126, 130, 132, 135, 136, 143,202 RR 1, Hebron, Ohio 43025 D ' Orazio, Anthony 111,125,127,202 1302 W. 39th St., Lorain, Ohio 44053 D ' Orazio, Tony 168 1635 Center Rd., Avon, Ohio 44Q11 Dreher, Dean 162 Norlick Race, Bryan, Ohio 43506 Dunbar, David 13L 344 E. Hardin St., Findlay, Ohio 45840 Ecabert, Peter 150 Route 2, Box2878, Ada, Ohio 45810 Eingle, Thomas 111,180 214 S. 4th. St., Upper Sandusky, Ohio 43351 Faust Mary 149 690Fernwood Blvd., Alliance, Ohio 44601 Feld, Jay 125,141,203 705 E. Hillcrest Ave., New Castle, Pa. 16105 Fickert, Robin 140,203 5398 Crantland Dr., Dayton, Ohio 45429 Flanagan, Kathy 112,172,203 40 Dan Troy Dr., Williamsville, N Y. 14221 Fodor, James 174 2079 Canterbury, Westlake, Ohio 44145 Fogt, Gregory 203 Route 2, Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895 Follmer, James 148 Parkview Mobile Ct, Ada, Ohio 45810 Foster, Ruth 124,149,203 5504 HarvardAve., Cleveland, Ohio 44105 Francisco, Joseph 203 520 Geneva, Strothers, Ohio 44471 Freiberg, Jane 118,124,149203 221 Glenview Rd.. New Kensington, Pa. 15068 French, Becky 120,127,132 RR 1, Pleasant Plain, Ohio 45162 French, Richard 123,158,203 514 Hillcrest Ave., Ellwood City, Pa. 16117 Fry Jr., William 203 3 Westminster Rd, Syosset N Y. 11791 Fulleman, Susan 124,141 121% Gilbert Ave., Ada, Ohio 45810 Funk, Steven 203 111 Helen Dr., Rossford. Ohio 43460 Furrow, Jeffrey 124,138,203 128 N. Woodlawn Ave., Lima Ohio 45805 Gandhi, Ravindra 136,203 7520 W. Grand, Apt. 3K, Elmwood Park, III. 60635 George, Elizabeth 118,203 507 Walnut St., Ronceverte, W. Va. 24970 George Jr., Hyleme 125,203 Chautauqua Hill, Lebanon, Ky. 40033 Gerker, Karen 141,142,144,145 RR 1, Ottawa, Ohio 45875 Ceyer, Allan 111, 116,132,203 64 Elm St., London, Ohio 43140 Gilbert, Kathleen 131,145,203 121 Fay Park Dr„ North Syracuse, N.Y. 13212 Goebel, Bradford 110,113,116 23840 Alberton Rd., Euclid Ohio 44123 Gouttiere, John 148 1007Craig Rd., Maumee, Ohio 43537 Gottschling, Joan 203 6301 Meadowood Dr., Mayfield Village, Ohio 44143 234 Granger, Andrew 142,144 lOGIenmore Dr ., Middletown, Ohio45042 Grove, Orville 204 518Denwood Dr., N, Gahanna, Ohio43230 Haase, John 130 64MainAve, Wyandanch, NY 11798 Haberman, Linda 204 Page Com. Eng. Inc., Box 3380, Tehran, Iran Hammerman, Stanley 148,204 Parkview Trailer Court, 10, Ada, Ohio 45810 Harries, James 158 117 Lovers Lane, Steubenville, Ohio 43952 Harris, David 150 Rt. , Upper Sandusky, Ohio 43351 Harris, Helen 204 1 lOSFarwell St., Sandusky, Ohio 44870 Harrod, Karl 145 Box 275, Amherst Rd., Cridersville, Ohio 45806 Healy, Mariann 139,204 10 Gordon Ave., Lawrenceville, N.J.08648 Heckbert, James 124,138 525 North Liberty St., Ada, Ohio 45810 Heenan, Timothy 204 3783 McNicholas St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45236 Herbert, Deborah 204 319 Wilkinson, Sidney, Ohio 45365 Herchek, John 115 4038 Alexander Rd, Atwater, Ohio44201 Herrmann, Douglas 132,204 6117Oberlin Road, Amherst, Ohio44001 Hill, George 204 Route 1, Richmond, Ohio 43944 Himes, Christine 121,204 RR 3, Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311 Hoberg, Mary112, 121, 126, 128, 130, 143, 178, 204 210 Broadway, Batavia, Ohio 45103 Hostetler, Cynthia 134,204 9191 Bainbridge Rd, Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44022 Hoyt, Fred 111,116,118,136,145,176,204 8696 W. Barkhurst Dr, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15237 Hudec, Carl 120,149,204 Box 78, Gypsum, Ohio 43433 Huguenin, Rickey 158 706 Fairview Ave, Galion, Ohio 44833 Humphrey, Don 115,127,129,204 RD 1, Kensington, Ohio 44427 Huston, Steven 168,204 475 N. Main, W. Milton, Ohio45383 Jee, Richard 125 407 Main St, Winchester, Ohio 45697 Johnson, Craig 145 502 S. Main St, Ada, Ohio45810 Johnson, Linda 123,126,128,130,204 1422Silver Lane, East Hartford, Conn. 06118 Judge, Lynn 140,172,204 717 Stoneybrook Dr, Kettering, Ohio45429 Kappers, Alan 115,127, 204 1001 Antioch Dr, Fairfield, Ohio45014 Katzenberger, George 205 805 Drury Lane, Troy, Ohio 45373 Kazan, Alan 125 115 W. Lehr St, Ada, Ohio 45810 Keifer, James 180 3491 N. Hermitage, Sharpsville, Pa. 16150 King, David 139,205 783 Oak St, Lima, Ohio 45804 Kinney, Melissa 205 245 Kensington Dr, Madison, Wis. 53704 Kline, Marsha 143,178,205 97 Spring St, Xenia, Ohio 45385 Knox, Peter L. 205 327 Meadow Lane, Circleville, Ohio 43113 Koehler, Marsha 205 4181 Parkdale Ave, N.W, Canton, Ohio 44718 Kohler, Richard 144 716Talbott Dr, Kettering, Ohio 45429 Kosko, Peggy 205 1091 E. Ave, Tallmadge, Ohio 44278 Kovach, Raymond 205 2277 Bellefield Ave, Cleveland Hts, Ohio 44106 Krejci, James 205 509-Vi N. Gilbert, Ada, Ohio 45810 Krugh, lanis 120,127,205 Rt. 1, Box 184,DeGraff, Ohio 43318 Kuhlman, Nancy 205 2464 Copland Blvd, Toledo, Ohio 43614 Kwak, |ung-Sun Kim 136 9 Sanchun-Dong, Seoul, Korea Lamby, Karen 124 New Salem South IRd, Voorheesville, NY 12186 Leach, David 125,205 121 -Vi E. Lehr Ave, Ada, Ohio 45810 Lee, Yodk Kim 136 451 Rosedale St, Ravenna, Ohio 44266 Leffler, Terry Lee 205 3255 Morse Rd, Columbus, Ohio 43229 Lewis, Karen 172,205 1253 Highland Dr, Greenville, Ohio 45331 Lewis, Thomas 125,205 Union Square Apts, 11, Ada, Ohio45810 Liberti, Tom 115,127,129 1722Carriage Lane, Alliance, Ohio44601 Lorntz, Michael 158,205 339 W. Mulberry St, Bryan, Ohio 43506 Luke, Denise 206 848 Rockdale Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio 45229 Lyness, Kathleen 206 1976Adams Rd, Cincinnati, Ohio45231 Malek, Safinaz 136 12215 E. Yearling Place, Cerritos, Ca. 90701 Marinaro, Arthur F. 180,206 Box 368, Elkhorn City, Ky. 45122 Martin, Mary Ellen 133 314 E. University, Ada, Ohio 45810 Mathewson, David 158 1260ldbury Dr, Wilmington, DE 19808 Matson, Donald 206 713 S. Elizabeth, Lima, Ohio 45804 Maurer, Robert 131 Route 3, Box 3238, Bucyrus, Ohio 44820 Mayer, Donald 166 Box62, Malinta, Ohio43535 McConnell, James 140,206 Route 4, Upper Sandusky, Ohio 43351 McCoy, David 145,170 S. Rt. 235, Rt. 2, Weston, Ohio 43569 McLaughlin, Cynthia 206 614 Pasadena Dr, Erie, Pa. 16505 Meaney, Cynthia 119,143,206 2002 E. 41st St., Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Melin, Joel 206 149Manola Ave, Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Metais, William A. 145,206 330 E. Pain St, Washington C.H, Ohio 43160 Meyer, Richard J. 160 321 HomestedAve, Haddonfield, N) 08033 Millice, Thomas 125,206 5830 Fillmore St, Cable, Ohio 43009 Millward, John 206 129 Beech St, Berea, Ohio 44017 Milne, Mary 156 2845 7lh St, Berea, Ohio 44017 Minnaert, Kevin 206 Three Castle Ave, Medfield, Ma. 02052 Minton, Kevin 116,132,206 405 South St, Louisville, Ohio 44641 Mollett, Peter 158,207 Box 105, Mt . Victory, Ohio 43340 Moore, Raymond 125 619 N. Royer St, North Canton, Ohio 44720 Mund, David 119 62 Bailey Ave, Hamilton, Ohio45011 Munn, Jeffrey 207 251 Callahan Rd, Canfield, Ohio 44406 Murray, Gene 124 3T 5 Spru ce St, Bellaire, Ohio 43906 Myser, Richard 129,207 Lincoln Trl Ct. Lot 3, Ada, Ohio 45810 Naiman, Neil 117,207 14958 Hill Drive, Novelty, Ohio 44072 Nartker, Paul 168,207 4180 S. State Rt. 48, W. Milton, Ohio 45383 Newsome, Francis 207 509 Brunswick Ave, Emporia, Va. 23847 Nichol, Allen 124 723 S. Main St, Ada, Ohio 45810 Niederkohr, Larry 207 347 E. Findlay St, Carey, Ohio 43316 Park, Nancy 114,119,207 226 W. Ohio Ave, Sebring, Ohio 44672 Park, Shin Sook 136 1875 Forest Hill Blvd, Cleveland, Ohio 44112 Parker, Theresa 118,124,207 208 North Street, Auburn, Ind. 46706 Payne, Louise 114,126,130,164,207 P.O. Box 219, Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Payne, Patricia 207 2270 Safford Ave, Columbus, Ohio 43223 Peelman, Catherine 207 RR 1, Upper Sandusky .Ohio 43351 Perkins Jr, Roger 138,207 421 -Vi S. Main St, Ada, Ohio 45810 Peterson, Virg in ia 125,207 Eight Bloomfield Parkway Ave, Erie, Pa. 16509 Petrovits Eugene 207 E-6543 Fairlane Dr, Boston, N.Y. 14025 Pickard, Linda 129,178,207 6701 Ridge Rd, Parma, Ohio 44129 Ports, Patricia 112,121,207 4135 Squires Lane, Columbus, Ohio 43220 Potter, Jon 160 RFD I. Ottawa, Ohio45875 Poultney, Lanette 207 7114 Cedar Street, Chagrin Falls, Ohio 44001 Pratt, Greg 207 3111 Sheldon Rd, Middletwon, 0hio45042 Price, Patrick Edwin 117,208 Box 4, Ada, Ohio 45810 235 Pultz, Linda 139,164,208 1720Meister Rd, Lorain, Ohio 44053 Ramsey, Tim 110,176,208 RR 2, Box 137, Delphos, Ohio 45833 Rebman, Patricia 140 1811 Fairway Dr., Lorain, Ohio 44053 Recknagel, William 110,168 725 Corey St., Maumee, Ohio 43537 Reichert, Nancy 164,208 RR 1, Box 288, Ada, Ohio 45810 Reynolds, John 125,208 Rt. 4, Box 207, Orrville, Ohio 44667 Rogers, James 208 129Ridenour St., Clarksburg, W. Va 26301 Rohrer, Jeannie 126,130,208 5410 W. Shearer Rd, West Milton, Ohio 45383 Rolla, Carol 123 57 Main St., Remington, NJ08822 Rostorfer, Mary 208 Route I, Belle Center, Ohio 43310 Rourke, Michael 208 26 Ontario Ave, Rensselaer, N Y. 12144 Ruble, Richard 142 1293Chelton Dr„ Kent, Ohio 44240 Rukavina, Joyce 122,131,208 6075 Widif Rd., N.E., North Canton, Ohio 44721 Russell, James 115,135,208 603 Alice St., Port Clinton, Ohio 43452 Sage III, Harry 119 3743 Chevington Rd., Columbus, Ohio 43220 Savage, Leigh 208 90 Pine St., Millburn, N.J.07041 Schaffner, Charles 208 334 Corunna, Akron, Ohio 44313 Scheetz, Stanley 124 18 Prospect St., Seville, Ohio 44273 Schmidt, Steven 208 4490 Lotz Rd, Kettering, Ohio 45429 Schoenberger, Jan 208 480 Shafer Dr., Upper Sandusky, Ohio 43351 Schroer, James 227 128Lakewood Ct., St. Marys, Ohio 45885 Schumaun, Ti mothy 120,140 204 N. Chillichothe St., Plain City, Ohio 43604 Schwartz, Robert 120,127,136,151 2761 Leeds Rd, Columbus, Ohio 43221 Sem, Pamela 208 P.O. Box 247, Attica, Ohio 44807 Shafran, Michael 138,208 3552Savem Rd., Cleveland, Ohio 44118 Shannon, Susan Mary 208 1562 Middleneck Rd., Port Washington, N.Y. 11050 Siellabarger, Craig 125,208 811 W. Market St., Rockford, Ohio 45882 Shipan, Nancy 128,172,209 18817 Harlan Dr., Maple Hts., Ohio 44137 Sierawski, Michael 115,143 349 Garden Dr., Wnterville, Ohio 43952 Simon, Paul 111 66 Northland Ct, Ada, Ohio 45810 Simon, Stephen 127,139 10190Greenheath Dr., Parma Heights, Ohio 44130 Simon, Steven 115,116 RR2, Bluffton, Ohio 45817 Singal, Surinder Kumar 136,209 3423 Sector 23-D, Chandigarh, India Slack, Wiliam 116 754 Berks Road E, Marion, Ohio 43302 Smith, Alan 116 50226 Milan Road, Amherst, Ohio 44001 Smith, Elizabeth 132,149,209 Box 292, Dugroad Rt. 2, Beaver Dams, N.Y. 14812 Smith, John 174 1592 Biltmore, Lyndhurst, Ohio 44124 Smith, Michael Lee 110,111,116,170,209 122 JeffersonSt., Utica, Ohio 43080 Snow, Russ 111,116,132,209 13114Snowville Rd., Brecksville, Ohio 44141 Snyder, Dale 209 2639 W. 13th St., Ashtabula, Ohio 44004 Sobkowiak, Frank 125,136,170,209 1010 Lincoln St., Dickson City, Pa. 18519 Sponseller, James 168,209 326 S, Main, Payne, Ohio 45880 Sprague, Barbara 209 24010 Sprague Rd., Olmsted Falls, Ohio 44138 Stallman, Brenda 209 204 N. Mad Anthony St., Millersburg, Ohio 44654 Strasbaugh, Norla 126,130,139,164,209 203 W. Dixon, Forest, Ohio 45843 Stratton, Rebecca 114,143,772,209 95 S. View Drive, Enon, Ohio 45323 Struble, Craig 110,119,176,209 1938Glen Springs Dr., Fremont, Ohio 43420 SUbraman iam, Vaiyapuri 125,136,209 320 Oak St., Lewisburg, W. Va 24901 Sung, Pang-Yen 209 Third R. 7 Lane Hsin Tung, Taipei, Taiwan China Sutliff, James 125,209 Parkview Trailer Court, Lot 22, Ada, Ohio 45810 Swank, James 150 1417 Bristol Downs Rd., Neward, Ohio 43055 Taylor, Kim 168 621 Maplewood, Wllard, Ohio 44890. Taylor, Robert 210 5150 Dublin Rd., Columbus, Ohio 43220 Taylor, Wiliam 111,116,132,210 3437 Beechway Blvd., Toledo, Ohio 43614 Tedick, Daniel 210 7607 Acacia, Mentor, Ohio 44060 Thomas, Pamela 210 2811 Autumnwood Dr., Glenshaw, Pa. 15116 Thomas, Rebecca 124 30870 Kirk Lane, Franklin, Mi., 48025 Thompson, Barbara 210 660 Carnegie Ave., Sharon, Pa. 16146 Tipple, Mary 123,210 RFD 1, Ada, Ohio 45810 Todd, Glenn 117,210 333 S. Harrison, Van Wert, Ohio 45891 Todd, James 174 144Thelma, Dayton, Ohio 45415 Tschinkel, Robert 210 1361 Belrose Rd., Mayfield Hts., Ohio 44124 Vandegriff, Susan 121,140,210 2658 Drummond Rd., Toledo, Ohio 43606 Van Kamp, Janet 211 200 W. Main, New London, Ohio 44851 Van Sweringen, Bryan 129,210 2566 Falls Ave., Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 44223 Vatankhahi, Massoud 210 927 Central Ave., Hammond, N.J.08037 Verdier, Jean Marie 210 Rt. 4, Box 74, Sidney, Ohio 45365 Walkden, Clarence 210 207 Stuart Dr., Spencer, Ohio 44275 Weatherwax, Thomas 119,176 3101 Milton Rd., Middletown, Ohio 45042 Weaver, Larry 125,210 62 W. Ashtabula St., Jefferson,Ohio 44047 Weaver, Mary 112,132,172,210 1264 Ashland Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43212 Weaver, Willard 123,210 Seven Norton St., Jordan, N.Y. 13080 Weber, Steven 125 Rd. 1, Pine Rd., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 18702 Weidner, Nancy 210 1605 Lincoln Ave., New Hyde Park N.Y. 11040 Wellbaum Jr., Robert 211 225 W. Dobbins Ave., Ada, Ohio 45810 Werner Jr., George 140,174,211 5050 Leavitt Rd, Lorain, Ohio 44053 Wemow, Jerome 111,180,211 2031 CarlileDr., Uniontown, Ohio 44685 Westfall, Candice 142,144,211 208 Hall St., Orrville, Ohio 44667 White, Patricia 128 410 S, Kenilworth, Lima, Ohio 45805 Wiliams, Bruce 127,132 5366StoltzAve., Groveport, Ohio43l25 Wlson, Jill 112,114,133,211 479 Shafer Dr., Upper Sandusky, Ohio 43351 Wlson, Susan 122,129,21 1 102 S. Main St., Rawson, Ohio 45881 Witten, William ). 115,211 4262 E 134th St., Cleveland, Ohio 44105 Wolf, Ra 115,211 1109 Hamlet Dr., Xenia, Ohio 45385 Yee, Billy 116,136,211 11508Clifton Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio 44102 Young, Lanny 123,211 Route 1, Shiloh, Ohio 44878 Yount, Margaret 32, 37,118,124,128,156, 211 554Winslow Ave., Akron, Ohio44313 Zayac, John 168 16410 Valleyview, Cleveland, Ohio 44135 Zban, John 125 11 Biddle Acres, Carmichaels, Pa 15320 Zechar, Deborah 211 136MarchesterDr., Kettering, Ohio 45429 Zeiss, Margaret 164,211 6021 Overlook Dr., Erie, F 16505 Zimmerman, William 149,211 811 E Mahoning St., Punxsutawney, Pa. 15767 Zoller, Thomas 150 32 Herrick Ct., Tiffin, Ohio 44883 Zucker, Dale 211 2256 S. Belvoir, University Hts., Ohio 44118 Vietro, Arthur 160,210 310 Lockwood Ave., New Rochelle, N.Y. 10801 Vose, Rodney 139,145,168 271 Portland Way North, Calion, Ohio 44833 236 Under Grads Abele. Ann, 126.172 Adam. William. 176, 214 Adams. Karyl, 111, 117.178 Adesanya, Olu, 136 Albert. Jay.112.115,151 Albro. Dennis. 118, 214 Alexander. Kathleen. 114,121,198,200 Allen. Gail. 143.214 Allen. Wayne. 158 Allison. Marcia. 172 Alston. Robert. 136.160 Ameling. Mary Lou. 214 Amore, Cynthia. 156,214 Amos, Marita, 172 Anderson, David. 214 Anderson, Jane. 164 Anderson, Jennifer,214 Anderson. Kathy. 143,145,178 Anderson, Scott, 119,176,214 Andrews. Williams. 166, 214 Anthony. Terri. 172,214 Antoun Jr., Frederic, 124,147 Apone. Peter, 122.214 Arbes. Carl, 124, 214 Arensman, Craig, 116,145, 214 Armstrong, Lynne, 214 Arthur. James. 118,125, 214 Ashrafeadeh, Azarnoosh. 214 Asper, Dale, 170 Au, Jeffrey, 115 Augsburger. Nancy. 145,214 Babb. Robert, 158 Bachman, Rick. 160 Baehrens, James, 214 Baer. Donna. 164,214 Bailey, Bruce. 214 Bailey, Thomas, 214 Baird, Gregory, 158 Baker. Carl, 110,166 Baker. John. 174 Baker, Ronald, 116, 142.214 Baldwin, Barbara. 135.144, 214 Ball, Harry, 124,147 Banks. Linda, 131,145 Bantly, Vicki. 143,172 Barga, Keith, 166 Barger. Sherry, 143,214 Baines. Dawn, 178,214 Barnett, James, 180 Barnhardt, Laura, 123,142,150,214 Baron, Peter. 143,166 Barringer, Gary, 147 Bartone, Dominic. 214 Bawab, Rachid, 136 Bazow, Linda, 139, 214 Beal, Juanita. 142 Becker, Stephen, 124,147 Behner, Debra, 214 Belford, Diana, 214 Bell, Donna, 172, 214 Bell, Jan. 123 Beilina. Paul. 168 Benedict. Barry, 214 Bentley, Steven. 118,166 Berger. Kathy. 131,145 Berger. Wendy. 172,214 Berheide. Michael, 145 Berry, Jeffrey, 162 Berryman. Robert, 214 Bibler. Ronald. 120,131 Bidlack, Thomas, 166. 214 Bigham, Darrell, 214 Biller, Marilyn, 131,141,145 Binotto, Phillip, 150,214 Bires, Mark, 214 Birkhimer, Lois, 124,130 Bittaker. Ruth. 140, 156, 214 Blake, Charles. 214 Blakeslee, Brian, 214 Bland. Deborah. 143.151,214 Blank. Barbara. 214 Blank, Hope. 114,121,178,214 Blanscet, Catherine, 215 Bloodgood, Michael. 140 Blos er, Kathryn, 164 Blosser, Linda. 164 Blythe. Robert. 143, 215 Bobb, David, 146.170 Bobb, Gregory. 145.146,170 Bodell, Clarissa, 143, 215 Poerger, Dennis, 215 Bogdan. John. 158 Bonanni, Curtis. 117,118, 215 Bonarrigo, Rosanne. 118,143,215 Bone. Matthew, 114,215 Bonfiglio, Bethany. 172, 215 Boord, Larry, 124,150 Booth, Tnomas, 158 Booth Jr., William. 158 Boram, Robin, 134. 215 Borgman. Daniel, 124 Bork Jr., Carl, 116 Boruta, Howard. 147,148 Bovenizer, Amy. 119,178,215 Bow. Douglas, 160 Bower. George, 215 Bowie, Julia, 156 Bowman. Kathleen. 114,124.131,215 Bowman, Lorene. 215 Bowsher, Debra. 144 Bowyer, Barbara, 119,120 Brace. Steven. 145 Bramlage. Thomas, 151, 215 Brandt, Peter. 215 Brannen. Jeffrey, 215 Breidenbaugh, John, 135.140,215 Bricker, Marsha. 178, 215 Bricking. Harry. 124 Bridgeman, Benet, 124 Briggs, Randal. 111.117.13Z215 Brinker, David. 111.116.132. 215 Brodbeck, Constance. 112,126.142,145,178 Brookover. William. 215 Brown. Brett. 32 Brown. Debra, 215 Brown, Leah. 123 Brown. Lois, 144 Brown. Michael. 215 Brown. Paula. 145,215 Brown. Sandra, 143,145 Brudapast. Roberta. 134,143, 215 Brust, Diane. 114.116.126, 215 Bryan. David, 162 Bucan, Susan, 118,135,215 Brady. Nancy, 215 Brazelton, Leslie. 215 Buirley, Nancy. 134.135, 215 Bukach, Michael. 174 Bumpas, Donna, 164.215 Burke. R Michael. 215 Burkett. David. 116.215 Burks. Gerald. 137 Burl as, David. 176, 215 Bums. Belinda. 119.126. 145,215 Burnside, Cindy, 139,164 Burr. Valerie. 112.114,126,143.172. 215 Burton, Sharon, 215 Burton. William. 158. 215 Burtcher, Samuel. 125,145,166 Butcher. Stephen. 166 Cadden, Timothy, 216 Caldwell. Mary Ann. 38,144.172, 216 Campbell. Jack Vincent. 115.174 Capellas, George. 168 Carey, Robert. 216 Carlson, William, 216 Carmean, Linda, 156,216 Cams, Marlene. 124.143, 216 Carpenter, Cathy. 216 Carpenter, Janis.216 Carro, Edy. 120,127 Carson, Herman, 174,216 Carter. Brenda. 172,216 Caryer, Keith, 216 Cecil. W. Jeffrey. 133,150 CesarioJr., Fred , 174 Chabe, David, 140 Chan, Kam Sing, 136 Chancey, Mark, 216 Chapman. James. 216 Chappelle, Carol. 143,216 Charles, Loyal, 133,134, 216 Cherne. Richard. 117,118.132.216 Cherry. David, 117,143. 216 Chesnut, Cinda. 216 Chesnut, Linda, 216 Chessin, Saragail. 124,138, 216 Childs. Phylaine, 143. 216 Christenson, Jeffrey, 216 Christiaanse. Vance, 146 Chudik, Marijo. 216 Clark. Deborah. 216 Clark, Dennis. 216 Clark, Gregory. 216 Clark. Jeffrey B. 166 Clark, Jeffrey W. 119,140 Clark. Larry, 151,216 Clark. Mary Beth. 216 Clark, Robert. 115,166 Clark, Sandra, 216 Clark. Susan. 216 Clark. Timothy, 216 Clifford. Patricia, 114.118.124 Clouse. Jon. 216 Coats, Vanessa. 143,156 Cochran. Gail, 121,144,156.216 Coe, David. 168 Cole, Nancy. 216 Colllll, James. 176 Colopy, Dennis, 216 Colosimo, Richard, 216 Compton. Brooks, 176 Comstock, Christine, 151. 216 Conley. Jacob. 174 Conley. Mark, 135 Conss, Patricia. 140, 143,216 Cook, Beverly, 216 Cook. Joseph. 216 Cook. Teri, 119,217 Cooper, Cathie. 144,172.217 Cooper, Gerald. 217 Cooper, Marcus. 137 Cordle. Craig, 158 Cornell, Kevin. 127 Cosgrove. Thomas. 110.160 Cover. Bruce, 122,217 Coy, Kay. 172 Crabill, Holly. 217 Cramer, Jill.217 Crane. Patricia. 110,114,124,144, 217 Cranston. Thomas. 217 Crawford. Martha, 145,156 Crawshaw, Curtis, 162 Creasy II, William, 160 Crider, John. 176 Crisafi. Frank, 217 Criscuolo Jr., Edward, 117,217 Crisp. Randal, 217 Crouse, Vicki, 114 Crow, Irving, 124,137 Cubick, Edward. 118,125, 217 Cummins. Britt. 166,135, 217 Cuneyjr., Richard, 217 Cunningham. Gregg, 148 Cunningham, Kevin, 217 Cupp, Robert, 137,217 Curl, Daniel. 170 Curtis. Anthony, 140,144, 217 Custar, Shellie, 126 Dahill, Cathy. 139,156, 217 Daley, Stephen, 217 Damiarii, Mary Anne. 172 Dan. Steven. 180 Dang, DaoThi-Xuan, 136,217 Danner, Dianna, 217 Daria no, Douglas. 162 Daring. Dane, 119,176 Darlington. Gerbert, 145 Daum, Charles. 110,158. 217 Davis. Betsy. 110,113.125,131,142. 144, 217 Davis, James, 137 Davis. JohnP, 217 Dawson. David, 174,217 Dawson. Jeffery. 158 Decesare. Gary, 124,147, 217 Deity, Robert. 217 Delp. Anita. 217 Denhart, Deborah, 172 Denman, Wrinda, 217 Denner, Dan, 168 Deringer, Teresa, 145 Derr, Dennis, 138 Devier. David, 217 Dice. William, 127,135,149 Dickinson, James, 174,217 Dickson. Bruce, 217 Dillon, Roberta, 143. 217 Dimaggio. Vincent, 217 Disbennett, Patricia, 164 Dobbs, Gary. 138 Dolyk, Walter. 129,149 Donadio, Raymond. 217 Donaldson. Gary. 158 Donhoff. Alan, 139 Donelly, Dennis. 217 Dorsey, Charles, 158 Dressel, Michele, 217 Druckenbrod, Richard, 217 DuBois, Daryl. 172 Dubos. Stephen. 176 Dudek, Mary Jo,217 Dues, Wilfrid. 124,147 Dunbar, Alice, 164 Dundee, Frank, 217 Dunevant. Susan. 218 Dunkin, Philip, 174,218 Dunlap, R Terren. 124 Dunn, Linda. 218 Dworak. Martin, 160 Dyas. Carol, 143,172,218 Eastman, Ann, 112 118,124. 128,156,218 ay. Kirk. 180 Edington, Michael, 174, 218 Eibling, Jackie. 218 Ekuk-lnam, Enyiekere, 218 Eliseo, Donna, 114,172 Elliott, Cheri, 140 Elliott. Michael. 218 Elsass, Tom, 162 Elwer, LaDonna, 111,118.124,149,156,218 Emory. Adah, 143.218 Endsley, Shawn, 119,166,218 Engelhardt. Claire. 136,145. 218 English, Timothy, 168 Ensminger, Steven. 218 Erb. Melanie, 172 Erb. Richard. 142,143.744,170 Erfurt III, Edward, 218 Ett, Wilson. 218 Evankovich, Gary. 218 Evans Carl, 135 Evans David. 138.139,147 Evans Denise, 156, 218 Evans Mark, 218 Everet t, Douglas. 218 Evert, Donna, 164, 218 Ewing, Jon. 176.218 Exley, Eric, 158,218 Fahey, Cynthia, 118.124,218 Fahncke, Ronald, 141,145,170 Fahrni, Harold, 158 Fakhar, Mohmood. 218 Fasf am, Catherine, 143.218 Fastuca, Anthony. 174 Ferns, Gayle, 218 Ferris. John. 138,218 Fetzer. Kathy, 121.143,178 Fike, Pamela, 126.145,218 Fillmore, Donald, 151 Finkelstein, Terry, 124 Fischer. Susan, 144.178 Fishman, Charles, 174 Fitten, Steven, 136,148 Fitts. David. 218 Flaherty. Kent. 218 Flautt. Roger, 180 Fleck. David, 218 Flower. John. 218 Foehl, Barbara, 142 Folk. William. 180 Fo z. Gregory. 158. 218 Fontanarosa Jr., Palmer. 118,125, 218 Forthofer. Guy, 174 Foster, Karen, 131. 145 Foster. Leslie, 145, 218 Foster. Matthew. 218 Fowler, Darryl. 140, 218 237 Fox. Frederica, 172 France. Timothy. 174.218 Frankel, Thomas, 218 Franklin. William, 125.144 Frazier, David, 115,116,218 Freeman, Thomas, 148 French, Joel, 219 Freshley, Glenda, 145 Fruth, Michael, 219 Fiy, Robert. 110.176 Gabriele. Sylvie, 136 Gahman, Carolyn, 219 Gaiser, Elaine, 126.145. 219 Gardner, Kim. 162.219 Garrett. Harry, 219 Gatz, Jonathan. 176.219 Geiser, Christine, 118,156,219 Genet, Frederick, 219 Georgakis, Frank, 158 George, Robert, 174 George, Thomas. 219 Gerdes, Kerry, 219 Getz, Brian, 219 Gifford. Glenn, 219 Gildersleeve, Regina, 114.129. 144.219 Gill, Kevin. 219 Gillespie, Glen. 219 Gillig, Brad, 219 Gisselquist, John, 124 Cluck, Steven, 219 Godfrey. Craig, 115.168.219 Goldberg. David, 124.147 Goldman, Samuel, 118.144.219 Coldsmith, Jeffrey. 139 Goldsmith, Mark. 116.136.145.146.219 Good. Jane, 118.124.219 Gorey, Debra. 164.219 Gorski, Gerald, 168 Gorton, Michael, 118,219 Gott, Kevin. 176 Could. Kathi, 122.129 Gradwell, Judith, 219 Grafinger, Gay, 126.140. 219 Graham, Jim.219 Graham, James, 219 Graham, Marsha, 219 Graham, Richard, 176 Grahl, Lynne, 178 Gramm. Carol. 112.126.131,141.142. 144.145. 219 Grant. Mary. 122 Gray, David, 160 Grebe, David, 219 Creenawalt, Thomas. 116 Greene, Harley. 125.144.219 Gregory, Greg. 135, 219 Gren. Denise, 139.164 Grenell, Sally. 126.142.144.156. 219 Greschl, Brenda. 121.143.219 Greten, James. 118.166 Griesinger, Paula. 219 Griffin, Susan, 126,219 Griffith. Linda, 126.220 Griffith. Sharon, 145.178 Grill, Leonard. 220 Grimes, Half red Terry, 138. 147.220 Grubbs. David, 220 Gruitza, Cornelia. 156.220 Guendelsberger, Robert. 220 Gullen, Christopher. 113.220 Haas. Robert, 120.133.151.220 Hackman, John. 118.145.146.220 Hadacek. John, 150 Hager. Debra. 125.220 Haines, Leesa, 38,144, 220 Haldy, Ronald. 124.147 Hale, Patrick, 220 Hall, Keith, 112.123.220 Hamilton, Carol. 143. 220 Hammer, Gregory, 125.162 Hampson, Jerry, 115 Hampson, Patrick. 220 Hamric, Jeffrey, 140 Hanley, Michael. 148.150 Hannah, Steven, 145 Hannahan. Mary, 126 Hanneman, David, 145 Hanson, Andrea. 220 Hanson III. John, 160 Hardy. Edward, 220 Harker III, Donald. 124 Harrod. Bonnie, 145,220 Harrow. Lisa. 178 Hart. Barbara. 220 Hart. DonaW, 174.220 Hart. Gregory. 145.150. 166 Hart, RonaW.220 Hartzel, Dennis. 220 Harvey. Kathi. 172.220 Hassell, Nancy, 130.133 Hauze, Marie, 126 Hawk, Kenneth. 144. 220 Hayes. Larry, 220 Haynes. Jr. Ronald. 220 Hays. Bradley, 168 Haytcher, Nathaniel. 220 Heidkamp, Robert. 220 Heinrich, Kay. 122. 131.145. 220 Helriggle. Teresa. 136 Hemphill, Susan, 114.121.126.130,164.220 Hench, Eric, 220 Henderly, William, 115.145 Henderson, Ronald, 180 Hendricks, Alan, 180 Henriksen, John, 124.150.220 Henry, Pamela. 178. 220 Heon, Ronald, 125.140,220 Hepner. Connie. 126.130.141.142.220 Herdman, Kathy, 138 Herman. Stephen. 220 Hill, Christine. 172,220 Hill, Karen, 145 Hill. Stephen. 220 Hindel, James, 220 Hines, Greg. 145. 220 Hirt, Susan. 114,139 Hisem, Jeffrey, 38.113.135.142.145. 149.220 Hodkinson, Wayne, 160 Hofacre. Diane, 164,220 Hoffman. Randy, 119.151.220 Hogan, Dennis. 115.124 Hoitink. Gayle. 156.220 Hollingsworth, Joyce, 121.178 Holman Jr., Leonard, IIS, 221 Holmes. William, 221 Holycross. Jeffrey, 221 Homans, Bruce, 221 Honigford, Carol. 131,141,145,14 Hooper. Lee, 158 Hoops. Daniel. 221 Hoover. She� yn, 221 Hoover. Wayne. 221 Hopkins. Sarah. 144 Hosier, John. 110. 139 Howard, Frank, 138 Howard, Jeffrey. 145.221 Howell. Ronald. 170 Hoyt. Ralph. 145.221 Hreben, Jeffrey. 174 Huberman, Mark, 221 Hudak. Gary. 151. 174,221 Huff, Patricia, 156.221 Huffman, Glen. 221 Hughes. Cynthia. 129.143.221 Hughes, William, 158 Hull. John. 115 Hummel, Daniel, 170,221 Hyman, David. 120 Ickeslr., James, 221 Infante, Ralph. 158 Ingmire, Cynthia. 221 Ingraham. Jeffrey. 124.147 Inskeep, Barbara. 221 Insley, Pamela. 145. 221 Jackson, Patricia. 143 Jacobs. Lizabeth. 221 Jaffee. Diane, 221 Jameson, Jess. 221 Janke, Carl. 221 Jobe. Terry. 144.174 Johnson. Alan, 158.221 Johnson. Candace, 142.144.221 Johnson, Clifton. 170.221 Johnson, Diane. 164.221 Johnson, Gregory, 221 Johnson. Richard F, 118, 221 Johnson, Richard R, 221 Johnson, Scott A.. 158 Johnson. Scott D.. 117,133,221 Johnson. Scott L. 176.221 Johnson. Stephan. 115,176 Johnson, Steven. 111.140.221 Johnston, Charles, 221 Jones, Candy. 114.128 Jones,Cheryl, 221 Jones. Dennis. 221 Jones, Paul, 221 Just, Charles, 139,151 Kahler, Donald, 32, 38 Kaput, Timothy. 166 Karant, Daniel. 180.221 Karas, Katherine. 118.131.178 Karson Jr. Miles. 124.147 Katzoff, Jan, 176 Kazmaier, Laurel. 178 Keeling. Jeffrey, 140.176.222 Keener, Michael. 144.170 Keim. Barbara. 145.178 Keim, Zoe, 145 Keith. John. 145,222 Kemper. Cynthia, 164.222 Kemper. Keith. 222 Kenworthy, Gary, 119.222 Kerman. William, 110.166 Kerr. Victoria, 156 Keys, Steven. 113.119.127.134 Keyser. Stephen. 222 Kiczek, Karen. 222 Kill ion, Bruce, 222 King. Clifford. 222 King, Dean. 115 King, Kathi, 144.145.222 King, Kathy. 126,156,222 Kirkendall, Debra. 156. 222 Kissner, Joseph, 222 Kleiber, Michael, 119,139.176, 222 Kline. Rebecca. 150 Kline, Robert. 160 Klobnak, Michael. 138 Klopfenstein, Kristine, 143 Knechtges, Judith, 164,222 Knight, Jenney,222 Knowles. Bruce, 222 Kocsrs, Denise. 143. 164. 222 Koenig. Jill. 139, 222 Koenig. Joseph, 124.145.147 Koenig. Karen. 131.140 Koemer, James, 150 Kohart. Timothy, 143 Kolger, Barbara. 140,143 Konstam, Robert. 124 Kopel, Sheri, 122 Koppel, Steven, 124 Korte, Gregory, 158,222 Kosmer, Daniel, 116.222 Kourie, Deborah, 156.222 Koury. George, 150 Kress, Scott. 168 Krikorian, Beg, 174 Krohn. Gregory. 110.160 Krugh, Kent, 151.222 Krupelak, Gregory. 168 Kubbs, Kipp, 115 Kuehne, James.222 Keuhnl. Judy, 149.156. 222 Kugler, Dane, 222 Kuk Jr, Lawrence. 222 Kukral. Lynn, 126 Kumar, Rajendra, 136,222 Kutscher Jr.. Paul, 110.174 Lab. Betty. 118,222 Laine. David. 160 Lammers, Michael, 158 Lanese. Timothy, 135.145.146.222 Lang, William, 139 Larson. William. 117.176 Latour, Todd, 222 Latta, Rose, 222 Lauer, Herb. 123.128 Lavrusky. George. 222 Layman. Richard. 222 Layman, Stephen, 145.146.170 Leader. Dennis, 223 Leahy. Dennis, 223 Lee. Valerie. 136 Leemhuis. Michael, 116.118,143, 223 Leemhuis, Richard. 116.118.143.223 Leffler. Timberly, 139,223 Lei bo Id, Mark. 119.176 Leister, William, 176 Leklem, John, 223 Leppla, Karlyn, 223 Lesnet, Janet, 135. 150.223 Lessiter, Peggy, 223 Leuthold, Douglas. 158 Liebrecht, David, 223 Liles, Joel, 166 Lindsay Jr, James. 176.223 Lindsey. Donald. 180 Lindsey. Steven. 118.223 Linepensel, Gary, 143 Lingo, Michael. 117. 223 Link. Deborah, 32,114,130, 133.13S, 223 Lloyd, Melinda. 145.172.223 Leohrke, Timothy, 123 Long. Charles, 168 Long, Dennis D., 168 Long. Dennis J., 176 Long. Phil, 213 Low, Diana. 145,176,223 Lucas. Debra, 223 Lucas. Janet, 223 Lucas, Susan. 144.164. 223 Ludwig. Dianne, 143 Ludwig. Gaiy, 111.117.118.136.223 Ludwig, Jane. 213 Luginbuhl, Jeannette, 143 Lukowski, Thomas, 166 Lusk. Kimberly, 120.131,145 Lutterbein. Alice, 126.145. 178.223 Luttrell, Jean. 178 Lyman, Gary. 223 Lynch, Philip. 166 MacDonald Jr., Robert, 124,150 Machles, Douglas, 180 Maddocks. Scott, 223 Madinger, Bruce, 119,135,136.143. 223 Maffei, John. 176 Magaw. Judy, 126 Magovac, Michael. 223 Maguire. John, 174,223 Maier, Virginia. 178 Maitland. Keith. 223 Malbasa, Stephen, 115.160 Mallone, Cathy, 172 Mallow. Thomas. 135.140.141. 223 Malone. John, 131,170 Malone, Lou Ann, 164 Mancari, David. 160 Mandi, Louis, 170 Manley, Robert, 166 Marcu, Jerry, 176 Markey, Timothy. 158 Markley, Cynthia. 143 Markovich, Stephen, 124 Marotta. John. 139, 162 Marshall. William. 119.150. 223 Martin, Douglas, 223 Martinko, Michael, 223 Mascio. Mary. 164 Mase, Michael, 223 Matson, Christine. 223 Matson, Dianne. 143 Matrix, Dwight, 143.166 May, David, 223 Mayer, Donald G.. 131,224 McCarthy, William, 224 McClure, Jeanne. 145.224 McClurg, Michael. 224 McCoy, Craig. 119,176 McCoy, Gary. 224 McCracken, Ann, 136,224 McCune, Darrell. Ill, 117.224 McFarland, Lisa, 164 McFarlin, Jeffry. 224 McHugh. Diane, 126,224 McHugh. Stephen. 143.224 238 McKinley. Jr.. Paul. 124.147 McKinniss, Teddy. 124 McKinstry, Roger. 135.146.224 McKiman, Kevin. 124 Me Lear, Jo Ella, 122.224 McMahan, Gary, 158 McMillan, Beth. 156,224 McMillan, Mary. 119,176.224 McMillen, William. 224 McNicholas, John. 124 McPeek, David. 110.180 McSalters, Barbara, 114.224 McShurley, Ronald, 124 McVicar, Robert 224 Meade, Gary. 110,168 Meadows, Jerry, 224 Meholick. Lawrence, 224 Meilus. Susan, 124 Meredith, David, 224 Messenger, Deborah, 126,224 Meyer. Deborah, 244 Meyer, Louise, 244 Meyer, Rebecca, 118,135,136,156J224 Meyer, Richard. 125 Michaels. Robert, 135.224 Midlam, Susan, 131,143.145 Mihaly, Dennis. 168 Mihaly. Teresa. 172 Mika. Janeal, 134 Miklavcic Jr.. Edward, 139.224 Milks. Michael, 224 Miller, Brenda. 143,224 Miller. Cindy, 143,224 Miller. David, 118,125 Miller. Kathleen. 118.126.135.139. 143.224 Miller. Paula, 224 Miller. Robert 166 Miller. Scott, 122.140.144.151 Miller. Susan. 126 Milliren, Ginny, 172.224 Millisor. John, 119,149 Mills III, John. 124.224 Minney, R Brent 112.113.119.136.224 Mishler, Glenn. 110,158 Mitchell. Gregory. 224 Moats. Tim. 119.176 Mohri. Pamela. 143.224 Moldovan, Joseph.224 Mollett. Stephen. 139,158.224 Moneysmith, Robert 143,170 Monroe, Mark. 224 Montgomery, Glen, 176.224 Montgomery. Wiliam. 124,137.224 Moore. Margaret 156 Moore. Robert 224 Moore. Suzanne. 121,178,225 Moorman, Gary. 140.225 Morris, Dana. 126,130,132,149.225 Morris, Stephanie, 124.225 Morrow, William, 166 Moser, Janice.131.141.145 Mosler, Joseph. 225 Motl, Debbie, 164 Motter. Mary Pamela, 137.138.148.150.225 Mulford, Deborah. 225 Mulholland, Randall, 225 Mullen, Mark. 225 Mumford, David, 127,138,225 Murray, Barbara, 156.225 Muse. D. J., 225 Musgrave, Douglas. 160 Musser. Anita, 225 Myers, Rhonda. 124,131,14S Nadler, Geoffrey. 140.225 Naeser, Elaine. 225 Nardini, Deborah. 225 Nassief.Jr., George, 140.225 Navarre. Mark. 117.225 Neely, Katherine, 114,156,225 Neidert, Jr., William, 135.225 Nekola. Kenneth. 225 Nemitz. Timothy, 135.225 Newsom, Janice, 225 Nichols, Andrew, 124 Nichols, Donald. 145,146,170 Nichols. Gerald, 225 Nicol, Michael. 117,225 Niederkohr, Nancy. 114.172.225 Niehausmyer, Mary, 128,172,225 Nighswander, Beau. 144.145.225 Nolan, David, 117,135,149,225 Norton, Mary. 225 Nuckles. Jerry.225 Nunez. Liliana, 114.225 Oberly. Jo Lynne, 143.145.225 O ' Connor, David, 136,160,225 Okrutny, Jeffrey,225 Opdycke, John, 143.225 Opsitnik. Sondra. 114.143.164 Ording, Michael. 119.149.225 Orosz. Michael, 118.225 Osbum. Becky, 139.225 Oscar. Sharon. 138.147 Oster, James, 180.225 Palfi, Juliana. 164.225 Pasquale, David, 133 Patrick, Laurie, 226 Patterson, James. 180 Paul, Dennis. 124,226 Pavlak, Richard. 140.226 Pearson, Randi, 174 Peckham, Sharon, 120,126.135,140.226 Peele, Wi lliam. 124 Pee so, Gerald, 145 Pekar, Debra. 114.124.139.226 Pel ton, Robert 119 Pennington, Norman, 117,226 Peshek Thomas, 170 Rasto, Larry, 158 Peters Marilyn, 226 Peterson, Garth, 226 Peterson, Jane. 226 Pettit, Pamela. 226 Piazza. Rebecca, 178 Pickard. Shelley. 129 Pickering, Janet 226 Pierce Jr.. Ralph. 226 Place, Kathleen. 226 Placke, Kartene. 226 Plotner, Linda. 226 Plummer. Paula, 131.145 Polk, Rudolph. 226 Popovich, Sharon, 118.124,226 Porter. James. 226 Portz, Bryan, 143,226 Po9ey, Jane, 164.226 Potosky, Susan. 143.226 Powell, Dawn, 143.164 Powell. Douglas. 226 Powell. Michael D.. 130 Powell. Michael E 144 Powers Mark, 151,226 Pratt Steven, 158 Pressler, Steven. 115,121 Price. Patricia. 142 Price, William. 140,145 Pridgodich, Lynn. 143.178 Pritchard, Lynne, 160,226 Pugacz. Jonathan. 118.226 Pullen, Susan. 156.226 Pushee. Christene, 139.226 Raber. Chris. 151.226 Rader, Roger, 120,126.130.226 Radovich, Donald. 117 Ramsdell. John, 166.226 Rankin, Donald, 118.180 Ranson. Ruth, 126,178.226 Rappariie, Mary Ann, 226 Rasmussen, Bernhard, 116 Rath, Norman. 120 Read. Jeffery. 226 Ream, Patricia. 226 Reed. Janet. 135 Reichert Fred, 226 Reid, Barbara, 121.126.130.151.226 Reinbrecht, Brenda, 143.226 Reisman, Dennis, 226 Remer, Marcy, 226 Remsburg, Singleton, 117.226 Remy. David, 124,147 Remy, Randy, 166.227 Reach, Jane. 143.227 Rhoads, Linda, 227 Rice, Janet227 Rice, Timothy, 110,158 Richards. Eric, 158 Richardson. Warren. 138.147 Ricket James, 227 Rida. Fatima, 120.136,227 Ridenour. Brenda. 227 Rider. Michael, 227 Riegart Pamela. 227 Rivenburgh. Barbara. 134.143.227 Rivera, Rodolfo. 170 Robb, Michael. 138 Roberts Jr., Eugene. 158 Robey. Mary. 178 Rockey, Ruth. 227 Rodabaughlll, Louis, 119,143.145 Rodefeld, Kathryn. 178 Rogers, Randall, 141.144.145.227 Rogers Robin. 143,178,227 Rogers, Thomas. 227 Root William, 158 Rose III, Charles. 174 Roseman, Dennis. 133.145.146 Roser, Carl, 124 Roush, Bradley, 158 Rowe. Karen, 227 Roy. Carol, 118,124,227 Royer, John. 227 Rucker. Jane. 114.227 Rudman, Gregory, 139.162 Ruffini, Philip, 111,158 Rihe. Beth. 172 Ruhlen, Michael. 227 Runge. Steven. 138.147 Runnerstrom. Lars 227 Russell, Gregg A., 139.144.145.170.227 Russell. Gregg, 110.115,227 Rutherford. Gary. 174 Ruttmann. Janice. 164.227 Ryan, Ann, 227 Ryan, Janet 143,227 Ryan, Joe, 160 Sabo!, Michael. 158.227 Salerno, James, 227 Saltsman, Robert 115 Sanders, Sherrill, 114,121,126,130.164 Sansavera, John. 125.227 Sartini, Thomas 148 Sad, Richard. 119,126,139,176 Sads Susan, 126.164 Saunders. Mark, 174.227 Savage. Marilinda, 172.227 Savino. Christopher, 176.208,227 Sawyer. Daniel, 158 Schaeffer. David, 227 Schager. Marilyn. 227 Schettler. Marcia. 114,118.124.134.143.227 Scheutzow, Janet 164.227 Schmader, Kathleen, 126.164 Schneider. James. 115.174.227 Schnittke. Steven, 227 Schreiber, Donald. 133 Schron Jr.. Jack, 137.147 Schron, Mary Ellen, 114 Schuck, David. 117.145.228 Schultheis, Gregory. 228 Schumaker, Jeffery.228 Schumann. Peter, 158 Schwartz. Sandra. 126.143 Seaton, Deborah. 126,143,164.228 Sedlock, Mark, 228 Seely III, Thaddeus, 145,166 Seeman III, Walter, 166 Seifried. Stephen, 168 Seitz. Gary. 119.136.228 Seitz, Steven. 144.228 Semones. Richard, 145.228 Senajk. Malana, 172 Serr, Connie. 120.121,126.130.139. 143.145.228 Seward. Jeffrey,228 Shadday, Larry, 228 Shaffer, Karen, 156 Shanely, Pamela. 134,143.228 Shank David, 139.228 Shdrkey, Pamela. 110,113.228 Sheets. Kathleen, 228 Sheets, Kevin, 170 Shelley. Lucinda. 126.228 Sherman, Donald, 228 Sherman, Tom, 174,228 Shipley. Rodney. 180 Shondrick. Debra, 121,126.131.228 Short. Peter, 166 Shoup. Pada, 126.139.228 Shryock Daniel, 228 Shultz. John. 158 Shumate. Michael, 228 Shuster, David, 228 Sidenbender, Jan. 120,126 Sidun, Charles, 124.228 Siefker, Joseph, 228 Siefker, Miriam. 111.118.124,131 Siekkinen, Eric, 118.228 Sierawski, Stephen, 228 Sigg, James. 111.117 Simmon s Joe, 174,228 Simonsen, Arlene. 139 Sinclair, Kathleen. 172.228 Singer, Jon, 136 Sirochman. Arto. 114.131,139 Slaughenhoupt. Ruth. 172.228 Slaughter. Cynthia, 143.172 Sledd, Jeannie. 228 Slee. Richard. 145.162 Slone. Richard. 132 Small. Janet. 126.145.178.228 Smetana. James 180 Smilh. Barbara, 228 Smilh, Barry, 176.228 Smith, Blair. 123 Smith. Dennis. 228 Smith, Grady, 123.228 Smith, Gregory. 228 Smith, Irene. 127 Smith, Janet. 156,228 Smith, Karen, 112,117,120,145.228 Smith, Kenneth. 170 Smith, Usa. 122.145.228 Smith, Michele, 121,143,178.229 Smith, Steven, 170.229 Smith, Steven, 229 Smith, Wanda. 114.229 Smith. William, 137 Snavely, Mary, 229 Snider, David, 180 Snoderty. Lynn, 125.144.229 Snyder, Sharon, 164 Sondergelt Kimm, 229 Sonnebom, Arick, 143.158.229 Sonntag, Steven. 145,146 Sowers. David, 229 Spears Gary. 166 Spellman. Toni, 172.229 Spieldenner. Albert, 143.170 Spieth, James. 117.118.229 Spirer, Gary, 118.125 Sprague. Michael, 229 Spray, Connie, 178 Spriggs, Holly, 114,145.178.229 Spring, Tom, 229 Staker, Stephen, 125 Stambaugh, Leslie. 229 Stan, Robert 162 Stanfield, Deborah, 126.229 Starkey. Katherine, 229 Stock Andrew. 121.229 Steed. Gary. 111,117 Steele, Frederick, 136,229 Steele II, P Wesley, 144.168.229 Steffel |r. ( Vem 150 Steinke. Vickie, 172 Steinmetz, Janell, 143.178 Stemen, Gordon, 139 Stengel, Brenda, 229 Stevens. Phyllis. 164.229 Steward. Rhonda. 126.140,145,229 Stewart William. 125.229 Stickley. Gail, 126.145.229 Stickrath, Rod, 166 Stonebraker, James 158 Stoop. David, 129 Storaska, Joey, 229 Stotter, Mary, 126.145,229 239 Stoudt, Richard, 149,229 Stough. Robert, 170 Stout. Timothy, 166,229 Straley, Tom, 125 Strobel, Gary, 209 Stuckey, David, 134,229 Stuber. Linda. 229 Stump, Monty, 151,230 Stump, Tracey, 230 Stumpp, Kathie, 156,230 Stype III, Roy. 166 Subich, David, 145,230 Sullenbarger, Daniel, 230 Susa, David, 143,145, 230 Sutton. Mark, 118,166 Swartzel. Jeffrey, 168 Swayman, Jeffrey, 138 Swikert, Marlin. 145,230 Sword. Gary, 176.230 Tannenbaum, Richard, 230 Tansey, Nelson, 115,116.230 Taylor. Jeffrey, 140.230 Terrill, Rebecca. 178 Terwilliger, Linda, 178,230 Textor, David, 170,230 Thomas, Bradford, 168 Thomas, Dale, 230 Thomas, Nicholas, 162 Thompson, Patricia, 230 Thomson, James,230 Thom, Gregory. 176 Tillotson, Loyal, 145.149.230 Tipple. Roberta. 123.150.230 Tobin, David. 147 Tokar, Joseph, 230 Tom, Marrilee, 142.144.230 Townsend, Elizabeth. 136.230 Townsley, Virginia. 143,150 Trainer, Ann. 172 Traulll, Howard. 124.230 Trempe, Thomas, 230 Tumbry, Mary. 118,120.124,143,230 Tuminello. Richard. 143.230 Tuthill, Haren, 122.131.145 Ufferman, Jane, 126 Underwood, Carol, 230 Urey. Ellen, 126.164.230 Vagedes, Scott. 168 Van De Canr IV, Charles. 124 Van Dine, Ronald, 230 Van Dyne, James, 110.168 Van Horn, Steven. 116 Vaughan. Thomas, 135.230 Venturella, Barry. 230 Verdier. David, 230 Verdier. Joseph.230 Veshio, Jerry, 110,162 Vinocur, Peter, 174 Vogt, Gary, 230 Vukelic, David, 119 Vulgamore, Brenda, 230 Waggoner, Thomas, 115.151.230 Waibel. Robert, 230 Waite. Scott, 166 Waldo. Kevin 230 Walker, Penelope. 126.2.30 Wallace. Theodore, 170 Wallwork, Andrew, 230 Walpole, Randy, 160 Walton, Steven, 143,168 Ward. Michelle, 178 Warren, Douglas, 230 Warso, Clifford, 158 Weaver, Allen. 143 Weaver. Mary Ellen. 230 Weaver, Timothy, 124,147 Weber, Denise. 156.230 Weiber, ) , 230 Wfeidig, Marcia, 119.143.230 Weirich Jr. Bruce. 139,362 Weiss. Margaret, 118.124.231 Wfells, Cheryl. 231 Wells, Thomas. 174.231 Welty, Grant. 231 Wendt. Rebecca. 231 Wenizell, Nancy, 231 Wenzell, Ronald, 174 Wertheimer, Stephen, 170.231 West. Richard. 166,231 Westfall, Karl, 143,145 Westman, Laurie, 121,126,144,178,231 Wfestman, Richard, 158 Wetmore, David, 176 Whelan, Patricia, 143 Whisler. Glendon, 231 White. Jeffrey, 231 White, Marijane. 172 White. Richard N., 231 White, Richard R, 144.166.231 Whitford, Robert. 144.231 Whittington. Linda, 120.231 Widders Jr., Richard, 160 Wiegman, Randal. 231 Wilcox. Brian. 168 Wlcox, Dennis. 168 Williams. Janice,231 Williams. Jerilyn, 131.145 Williams, Jonathan, 150 Williams. Margaret. 118,135,139,231 Williams, Vaughn, 168 Williams. Victoria, 156 Wilson, Jan, 156,231 Wilson, Lorraine, 231 Wilson, Michelle. 135 Wilson. Victor, 231 Winslow, Thomas, 176.231 Wolf. George. 231 Wbmer, Winifred, 231 Wozniak, Thomas. 110,145,146,180 Weede, Stephen, 231 Wright, Donald. 160,231 Wright. Michael, 231 Wright., Robert, 231 Wright, Sue. 135.231 Wyckoff, Glee, 145 Wynn, Teresa. 126.145.172 Yamarick, Kenneth, 116.231 Yaskanich, John. 231 Yehl, Carolyn, 231 Young, Fred. 141.145.170.231 Young, Gary, 111,117.143,231 Youngberg, Thomas, 231 Yourst, Nicholas. 231 Zemka, Mary, 143 Zesch, Allan, 231 Zickafoose, Edward. 146 Zimmerman, Wiliam, 110,139 Zinkel Jr., Robert. 139.162 Zipp, Paul, 125,231 Zucker, Pamela. 156.231 Zugel. Thomas, 231 Zwick III, Leander, 124 Faculty Staff Archer, Lawrence H., 194 Awad, Dr. Albert, 196 Baillis. Albert A., 197 Baker, J. Wayne, 187 Bandy. Anne Marie, 190 Banks, Joseph, 187 Banks, Dr. Thomas W., 190 Beck. Dr. Ronald J.,190 Beckley, Samuel H„ 135.187 Belch. George E, 190 Beltz, Dr. LeRoy D.. 125.194 Bennett, Frances, 190 Bennett. Stephen T, 192 Benson, Dr. David J., 197 Benson, Dr. Ronald E 190 Berg. Michael A., 38.189 Berton, Dr. JohnA., 191 Bettinger, Dr. Donald J., 191 Bhattacharya. Dr. Amar N., 196 Binder. Dr. Denis Bl, 197 Bollinger. Dr. Joel Ruth. 120.127.136.190 Bowden, Robert, 191 Bums, A Chester, 113.186 Burton, Dr. Bruce E, 195 Busch, Charles Larry, 187 Butler, Dr. Daniel R, Jr., 191 Canis. Otto R, 196 Carmean, Dr. Silas E, Jr., 117,132,195 Carpenter, Richard G., 191 Carro. Dr. Jorge L, 197 Chesser, Bruce D., 189 Cohoe, Alfred E 192 Compton. Philip W., 113,142,192 Conklin, Dr. Charles F, 192 Connaughton, Dr. JohnJ., 197 Corle, Dr. Jack E, 113.187 Cotsamire, Harold E, 187 Crider. William R, 193 Crouse. Dr. Walter C.. 117.191 Cummings, Norman B., 187 Daly, Douglas L, 191 Darlington, Dr. Oscar G., 129.192 Daugherty, Gale E 193 Davis. Dr. Robert R. Jr., 192 Dawson, Dr. John E 191 DeVore, JamesH, 189 Dombusch, Dr. Clyde H.. 190 Dombusch, Joan. 126 Drake. Dr. Alan H., 145.189 Ellery, Marilynne S., 193 English. Marvin. 193 Evans. Ronald L 191 Farrington, Dr. Franklin D., 116,195 Fitzgerald. Dr Bryant W., 196 Frankel, Dr. Sheldon S, 197 Fried. David, 187 Gangemi, Dr. Francis A. f 191 Geiser, Ronald K. 187 Gerbasi, Carl A., Jr., 187 Godwin, Dr. Walter E, 191 Goodley. Dr. Bennie E. 197 Gordon. Thomas L. 189 Gossel. Dr. Thomas A., 125.196 Guentzler. Ronald. 195 Cuilford, Paul D., 193 Gwinn, JohnW., 187 Haight, Dr. Howard L, 191 Hammond. Mary Katharine. 192 Hanson. Dr. Eugene N., 113,197 Hanson, Dr. Katie Lou, 193 Hartman, Paul W.. 186 Hassell, George E 186 Hawbecker, Dr. Byron L 191 Henlein, Dr. George A., 187 Hilliard, Dr. Robert H., 192 Hinderliter, Dr. Harold H., 190 Hoch, Floyd W, 122.191 Hoffman. Dr. Thomas G.. 186 Holcomb, Terry R, 187 Hunt. D r. Norman J., 121.192 Jacobs,Oscar R. 187 Jenkins. Alice-Kay. 113.114.126.187 Johansen. Bruce, 195 Johnson. Robert E. 193 Kain, Richard D., 123,193 Keiser, Terry D., 191 Keyser. Dr. Robert H.. 195 Klingenberger, JamesL, 195 Kniffen, Samuel K, 192 Knoble, Ronald L, 187 Koehn. Enno, 195 Kratzer. Dennis L, 189 Kresge, Donald M.. 197 Kuhns, Kathryn Z., 191 Kurtz. Dr. David W., 191 Laing, Dr. CharlesG, 191 Lautenbach, Margaret E 142.189 Lauth. Gayle E, 193 Layaou, Cora, 187 Lee. JerryW., 189 Lhamon, Earl E 191 Linger. Dr. Bernard L. 188 Ludanyi. Dr. Andrew. 119.192 Ludwig. Helen, 139.193 McCormick Lester E (Toby), 193 McCoy. Gary |., 187 McGonigal, T. James. 145,189 McLean, Dr. Jeffery T, 191 Mallin, Dr. Morton L, 196 Marshall. Donald, 187 Martinez. Dr. Roberto B, 120,127,190 Meininger, Richard P. 192 Messick, Gerald R., 191 Meyer, Dr. Samuel l_ 184 Middleton, Robert L, 193 Milks, Dr Donald E, 195 Miller. Elizabeth K. 127.132.190 Miller. Dr George B. Jr, 193 Miller, Joseph L. 193 Miller, Keith A. 115,187 Milnar, Dr Anthony L, 192 Minsky, Melvyn A, 190 Moore. JamesL, 187 Moore, Dr Nelson J ,191 Obert. Barbara. .192 Occhetti. Armand E, 122,129,192 Oliver, Dr Charles M., 150.190 Parkhill. Miriam S., 187 Parsons. Dr B, Gail. 193 Pease. Dr Gregory J ,150.194 Peppier, Dr Wiliam D. 197 Perry. Archie W , 193 Peters, Patrick V., 193 Peterson, Dr JohnD, 141,189 Pillai, Dr Raman N, 191 Previte, Dr. Peter A., 125,149,1% Price, Dr. Robert P., 190 Priley, Jeanne M., 190 Putnam, Theodore D., 191 Quick. Norman K, 187 Rex. Norman 1.123.193 Reynolds. Dr Hayward D .197 Roberson, Arden, 193 Roberts. Elizabeth. 133,189 Robinson, Robert D . 190 Robinson, William L. 127.189 Roider, Catherine L, 191 Roider, Dr. Karl A., 141, 143,189 Roll, Ronald E., 191 Rubeck, Dr. Virgil R., 193 Saffell, Dr. David C., 192 Sagonowsky, George A., 120,190 Sands, Charles L., Jr., 187 Schaller, Rosalinde, 187 Schmitz, Victoria, 187 Schuessler, Douglas C, 189 Scroggin, Dr. James T., 195 Shafer, Frederick, 190 Shah, Dr. Kami L., 195 Sheumaker, Dr. Jerry L., 1% Sheng, Dr JackT., 197 Smith, JohnR, 195 Sobers, Boyd M., 129.136.192 Sonntag, Werner, 145, 189 Spencer, Dr. Herbert, 193 Spottswood, Henry M., Ill, 192 Squillante, Alphonse M., 194 Stansloski, Dr. Donald W., 1% Stahl, Jimmie O., 127,187 Stahl, John P., 195 Stern, Dr. Kathleen E., 187 Stevens, David, 38,189 Stewart, Dr. Thomas G., 1% Stoop, Fred G, 187 Strasburger, Rita M., 128,189 Strayer, Herbert N., 193 Stright, Dr. I. Leonard, 186 Stuart, Dr. David M., 1% Suffness, Dr. Matthew, 125,1% Theodore, Dr. Joseph, 1% Thompson, Gary B., 187 Tipple, Dr. Robert E., 191 Travers, Henry J., Jr., 192 Vaubel, Dr. Claire M., 197 Vaubel. George D., 197 Vayhinger, Dr. Harold P., 193 Vottero. Louis D , 194.196 Wallace. Sheila K. 193 Warner. Dr David R , 197 Warner. JohnC, 192 Webster, Allen L. 119.192 Weimer, David, 113,191 West, Buford E, 187 West, JohnH ,189 Whipple. Dr George C, 190 Whisler, Howard E, 195 Whiting. Susan H, 187 Whiting, Ward H, 38, 130,189 Wilhelm, Dr Dale L. 188 Wiliams, Edwin L, 146,189 Wlliamson, Gerald W, 192 Woodroof, Dr M G ,111, 197 Young, Roger D, 192 240 wm. J. Keuen A DIVISION CF HPRFF JONES