Ohio Northern University - Northern Yearbook (Ada, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1980 volume:

Heterick Memorial Library Ohio Northern University Ada, Ohio 45810 ISSC Marti ern i Jlda, Okie 45 SIC Student Life Greeks Organizations Sports Law Faces m 1 2 2 2 Where’s Ada? Many students who are currently attending (Mo North¬ ern University are still asking this question. This small town of approximately 5300 people is not exactly a tourist attraction. Ada is located in the Northwest end cf the state and a few students jokingly say that Ada ' s cnly claim to fame is the fact that it is spelled the same way , forward and backward. However, a small town oah have ’ its advantages. The people of Ada are very friendly and are quite willing to help ONU students Furthermore, students can walk about any place they need to go in Ada Since the town is rather small, a few minutes walk will get them cff campus and to their favorite night spot in downtown Ada Opposite Page: Betsy Mocworda, Jenny Reed. Sharon Stanek; Hill page: Bob Cooper. Bimal Dassani. A1 Complete i 3 Around Campus This page: Position 1 Susan Young; 2 Brian Ward, Mike Rose; Opposite page: Position 1 Pam Panopoulos; 2 Lori Pennell, Becky Sterrett 4 U k i u ' ■« . 5 McIntosh Center Programing Diversified McIntosh Center plays host for many differ¬ ent activities. Even though the building is located near the middle of campus, its pro¬ gramming includes everything but middle of the road events. Inside McIntosh Center stu¬ dents have discussed poetry with the famous poet, Maxine Kumin, listened to the music of Elizabeth Cotten during National Black His¬ tory Week, watched an all night comedy film festival, and even participated in a whale pull during Campus Chest. In addition to the spe¬ cial programming that occurs at this general building, McIntosh Center also houses the school cafeteria, the White Bear Inn, the Col¬ lege Bookstore, and the student operated Record Co-op. This page: Position 2 Doug Conley; Opposite page: Position 1 Chip Terrett, President DeBow Freed, Melvin Henderson; 2 Skip Weithman; 3 Colette Meyer 6 7 8 • • Dorm Life Almost every student has experienced dorm life and what each student re¬ members can be as varied as dorm life itself. Living in a dorm at ONU in¬ cludes all the basic elements such as hall meetings, some studying, parties, and sleeping late on Saturday morn¬ ing. However, special events make liv¬ ing in a dorm more enjoyable. These special events may include volleyball, talent shows, or a Christmas party. Furthermore, when events get a little slow, there are always a few residents willing to play a joke on some unsus¬ pecting soul in order to liven the at¬ mosphere. Opposite page: Position 1 Dennis Delatt; 2 |im Connolly. Gene Emeric, Ken Post; 3 Frank Crisafi, George Kadcliff, Ray Baughman; 4 Tony Dicarlantonio. Hattie; This page: Position 1 Brad Beams; 2 Ed Craig; 3 Tim Gaudio 9 10 In Touch At Ohio Northern University students and Facul¬ ty are in touch. Because of the university’s small size, faculty know their students. At ONU stu¬ dents are not just numbers. Through the person¬ al attention a student receives at the model pharmacy or in response to a question in lab, the faculty are demonstrating their concern for a student. Opposite page: Position 2 Layne Moore; 3 Ed Borkey: 4 Rob Koch; 5 |udi Foust, jay Scott; This page; Position 1 Scott Smith. Dr. David Kurtz. Cheryl Plank; 2 Tim Gobin; 3 Bob Burek. Mary Ann Turner 11 M Waiter! err ... Dean? Ever hear of a Dean serving coffee or buttering toast for students? During final’s week of the fall quarter, many faculty and members of the ad¬ ministration served a midnight breakfast for stu¬ dents. The midnight breakfast is a good example of faculty involvement. College professors could be stereotyped as very impersonal beings. But, because of their involvement in student contact activities, most of the faculty and administration at ONU are well known. However, this creates one problem. When you really want that second cup of coffee, do you call for the waiter or the Dean? This page: Position 1 Lynn Carlson: 2 a mouse; 3 )eff Frantz: Opposite page: Position 1 Deanna Bolton; 2 Jay Morgan: 3 Dean Clyde Painter; 4 Kathy Pearce; 5 Bruce Chesser, Bill Robinson 12 13 14 Up Close Opposite page: Position 1 Sue Knapp. Claudia Brunie; 2 Lori Hall; 3 Mike Saxon. Kay Kaple. |oe Catzenstein. Kyle Rogers. Sandra King. Mark Ouwerkerk; This page; Position 1 Carol Harkin. Ida Cruthers; 2 Lori Schwarzkopf; 3 Tom Briner 15 Participation Participation is the key word with extra¬ curricular activities at ONU. Students can occupy their free time with a wide variety of activities. The diversions from the academic world include everything from informal basketball games to var¬ sity sports, greek life to hall parties, and computer games to cards. In order to participate in many events, membership in some special group is not necessary. The Campus Activities Board sponsors weekly events which are open to all students, and of course anyone can go as a spectator to college sports events. Therefore, students at ONU can and do participate in many activities. This page: Position 2 Garry Denman; 3 Ron Bear Riechman, Vicki Clement; Opposite page: Position 1 Mary Ann Sebastian, |enni Reed; 2 Bob Ulrich. Cindy Altmire; 3 Mike Cramer; 4 Denise Dolland, Sue Subler, Tracey Woollard 16 17 20 Opposite Page: Position 1 Donna Phillips. |oni Lombardi: This page: Position 1 Ron Bear Reichman: 2 Number six is Scott Ingram. Number forty-five is Dude McGarry. Number twenty- one is Chris Kubbs: 3 Number seventy-two is Donald Rasmussen. Number forty-five is Dude McGarry 21 22 HOME ' WRR mill .nit • I) i ih fun t r i n t, i - r sn f w II 24 Opposite page: Position 1 Melonie Ice: 2 |anice Pilarczyk: 3 Deanna Bolton: This page: Position 1 Number sixty-eight is Dan Mathie: 2 Number s ix is Scott Ingram; 3 Ron Bear Reichman. Shotgun 25 HE ffi? w H ■PBP J - ME? a ,. V M K — . ; I | r - t ' Aioi , Mil 2fiS -JSrjl VlBM 3 H V J o 1 V M Vi f “ ' f 4 - v’i IU Ml ■Kfei.v . if ifeflj j ' V..- . .. ' .V v -‘ ’V ’ ' 1 ' Ik B; ■4 Homecoming Festivities This Page: 1 Rick Unsworth, Loni Thompson, Cole Gershner, Mark Evans, Bill Pfeiffer; 2 Chris Ward; Opposite Page: 1 Bill Pfeiffer, Sharon Stanek; 2 Amie Blaumeiser, Candy Scharein, Marcia Dennis, Lisa Siegenthaler 28 29 mmmmm 32 Opposite page: Position 1 Marti Ranly, Polly Smith; 2 John Weyrauch; 3 Scott Holdsworth, Dave Schumacher; 4 Cyndi Metzger; 5 Aisha Quraishi, Jay Meyer, Karen Kjelby, Mike Pretzlaf; This Page: Position 1 Judi Hatcher; 2 Lindy Schlumbohm; 3 Jim Brown 33 Students Beauty Dorm Rooms Students have found the different ways of finding how to turn their dull, drab rooms into somewhere to live. As the sign in the residence life office says, “More than a place to sleep.” So the dorm room is. It is also a place to study, to think, or to just listen to your favorite artist. V PS Psgws :« • ' ■S3 Some ways which the students make the dorms livable S TT _ - ’HfX1 34 are rugs on the cold floors, dart boards and bulletin boards on the walls. The students also have posters of their happen to interest you. favorite hero or heroes on the walls of the room. Other students make their rooms more livable by putting They also have steroes in the room to listen to your best- decorative murals or paint by numbers or sketches on the liked rock group, or a radio to listen to your favorite radio walls. Still others put bean bag chairs in their rooms to station, or even a television set to watch the programs that supplement those hard wooden chairs. The differences between roommates can be very minimal or very diverse. One person may like the room to be “plain”, that is, devoid of all posters, pennants, and other such things, and your roomate may be just the opposite. He (or she) may like the room all cluttered up with all sorts of stuff. Who knows what the average college stu¬ dents may bring to school with him to “make the room just a little bit” like the familiar room back home? It may Roommates Discover Differences I 15 If •;V t 1% Mb 1 tr t r )i § y 4 i73r3� Ku nr Q. :v be anything like .., tJfiflffff rinflflft Dartboards, stereos, television sets, radios, bulletin boards, black lighting systems, pictures from home, letters of your name, photos of your favorite movie, television star, or athlete. You may also have pennants from places that you have visited, such as Cedar Point, Kings Island, Riverfront Stadium, Ohio Stadium, or from any where else you can To be successful you may have to compromise with your boss, or who is in charge. One of the elements of college life is to compromise with your roomate, or goodbye happiness. ; ic • ’ 37 Saga Food Service is the Ohio Northern University food dispenser on campus. The students on campus have a choice of the 20 meal plan or the optional 15 meal plan. If the student wishes to always eat in the cafeteria for all meals, he chooses the 20 meal plan. If the student wants to skip a few meals, he chooses the 15 meal plan. Students SAGA SERVES ONU, Ada 38 who live off campus and those who live in Greek houses are exempt from the plan. Saga serves the University community and also the city of Ada through the cafeteria, the Wishing Well, and the White Bear Inn. The Wishing Well serves the food in a buffet style, and is very popular with the administrators, the professors, and other visitors to the campus. The White Bear Inn is the local hamburger joint on campus. It is very popular with the students and faculty alike, and is in¬ expensive if you just want a snack. ME JMI it - «■ l-4|S v j|| -v ® ; ' ]m ' ' hkW w £. ; The resignation of ONU’s former president. Dr. Ray B. Loeschner, was accepted during the trustee’s meeting in May, 1979. Afterwards, a Presidential Selection Committee was formed to select a new president who had the qualifications to meet the expectations of the board. The committee consisted of the nine trustees, Jim Brown, Student Senate president; Chris Ward, Student Senate vice presi¬ dent; Dr. Kenneth Wildman, Faculty Senate presi¬ dent; George Miller, Faculty Senate vice president; and advisor. Dr., Novice Fawcett. The chairperson of the Board of Trustees was Dr. Walter English. The search for the new president began with-an advertisement that was placed in the June edition of the Chronicle of Fligher Education. Through various contacts across the country, Methodist church officials were also notified of the open position. By the deadline on June 24, 80 appli¬ cations were received by the committee. These applications, from as far west as Colorado. Dr. Freed seeks new ways to improve Northern’s policies. Dr. Freed, attending a Student Senate meeting, is very concerned about student welfare at Northern. 43 Freed named ONU president were reviewed and the committee narrowed their field to eight prospec¬ tive candidates. After several months of screening candidates and con¬ ducting interviews on and off campus, the selection committee chose three final candidates. Dr. Freed and his wife appreciate the opportunity to serve the University. Within four months, on September 15, 1979, Walter English, chairman of the university’s board of trustees, an¬ nounced the selection of a new presi¬ dent at Ohio Northern University. The board unanimously chose Dr. DeBow Freed, former President of Monmouth College, to become the university’s new president. “In electing Dr. Freed, after a thor¬ ough and intense search and interview process,” said Chairman English, “the Board is confident that this out¬ standing educator is the person best suited to guide Ohio Northern in the challenging years ahead.” Dr. English continued, “the trustees, faculty mem¬ bers, students serving on the Presi- dental Selection Committee and the Presidential Search Advisory Com¬ mittee have worked diligently to choose a person whose personal char¬ acteristics, experience, and vision bring the kind of leadership needed for ONU in the immediate future and in the years to come.” Dr. Freed, a native of Hendersonville and Gallatine, Tennessee, has bound¬ less credentials and a personal history that will certainly enhance Northern. He is a 1946 graduate of the United States Military Academy, West Point, New York. Dr. Freed, age 54, holds a master’s degree in nuclear science from the University of Kansas (1961), and the Ph.D. degree in nuclear sci¬ ence from the University of New Mex¬ ico (1965). He still has a special inter¬ est in teaching, and research and ad¬ ministration of nuclear energy. He has taught physics, nuclear engineering and has lectured on U.S. and foreign national security policy, political sci¬ ence and other related subjects. Dr. Freed has written a number of arti¬ cles, reviews, and reports on educa¬ tional and technical subjects. Another impressive fact is Dr. Freed’s recogni¬ tion by the US. government. He has on two occasions received the award of Legion of Merit, and also has re¬ ceived the Legion of Honor from the government of Iran. Dr. Freed’s previous academic posts include being a professor in charge of the elective program and operations of the physics department at the West Point Academy in New York. He then moved to the vicinity of Alliance, Ohio, where he served as Dean of Mount Union College and where he was responsible for academic and stu- 44 Dr. Harold A. Bolz, interim president, greets Northern freshmen Dr. Harold A. Bolz served as interim president Dr. Freed feels that Northern has impressive during ONU’s“uneasy” period of time. academic facilities. dent affairs. Prior to accepting the presidential po¬ sition at ONU, Dr. Freed served as president at Monmouth College in Monmouth, Illinois for five years. “Since he became president in 1974, the 127-year-old liberal arts college has been emphasizing its historic role as a strong church-related institution. During this period the college’s tradi¬ tional strength of good teaching has been heightened, enrollment has stabi¬ lized, and visiting accreditation teams have strongly endorsed the direction of institutional affairs. The College has operated with a balanced budget for the last four years, and giving has doubled since 1974. Assets have in¬ creased annually, and the campus has been made more attractive. A sense of community on campus has increased, with improved faculty and student morale,” Dr. Freed’s decision to become ONU’s ninth president is a benefit to Northern, and the Board of Trustees is very confident that Dr. Freed is the person best suited to guide Ohio Northern through the challenging years in the future. Responding to his appointment as president. Dr. Freed said, “Mrs. Freed and I are delighted to be joining the Ohio Northern University community. From our first contact we have been impressed with the dedication and loyalty to the University of the stu¬ dents, faculty, staff, and trustees whom we have met. I look forward with enthusiasm to my new responsi¬ bilities at Ohio Northern.” 45 The initials CAB, do not stand for the Ohio Northern taxicab. They stand instead for the Campus Activities Board. This organization replaced the former Program Board as governing body for Macintosh Center and also for the Ohio Northern campus. It is comprised of a director, a coordinator, and student volunteers. Campus Activities Board 46 ms The members planned different activities for the student a very interesting evening body to enjoy and to learn about other parts of the country through music and speakers. They also planned activities such as Christmas shopping in Toledo and Dayton. Also, CAB, together with Saga, held a combination supper and musical entertainment called “A Little Night Music.” It was The members also sponsored a couple “Open Mike Nights” where different members of the student body and faculty performed skits or comedy routines or just showed off their musical abilities. 47 rium crowd. This event was also co-sponsored by IFC. Cab also sponsored different types of movies to entertain the students. Some of the motion pictures were, “Oh GOD , starring John Denver and George Burns, and CAB also sponsored a Valentine’s Day love letter mailing. The group also sponsored Clean Slate, a Canton-based rock group, which performed a number of “Top 40” hits. The band performed before an enthusiastic Lehr Audito¬ [ 1 ll m | it “Young Frankenstein”, with Gene Wilder, Marty Feldman, CAB, in conjunction with the university, held the Pure and directed by Mel Brooks. Also shown were, “The In- Prairie League concert. The long-awaited event was held credible Mr. Limpet”, and several cartoons during the April 18 at King-Horn Center. To promote the event, the Little Siblings Weekend which was held March 22 and 23. Record Co-op held a sale of Pure Prairie League records. 49 ! Campus Activities Board sponsored quite a few concerts this year. The concerts ranged from one man concerts to jazz concerts to local rock bands to the Pure Prairie CAB Sponsors League concert and the Dark Star concert. These concerts sometimes were held in conjunction with another group on campus and also solely by CAB. All in all, these concerts were well staged, and the student body enjoyed themselves immensely. The concerts were held in a variety of differ¬ ent places. A few of the concerts were held at Lehr Concerts 50 Auditorium, others at Macintosh Center, and some on the lawn of Macintosh. Still others were held in the activities room of Macintosh. Quite a few were held in the Dead Bar, and the Pure Prairie League concert was staged at King Horn Center. The concerts were a way for the Ohio Northern students to just enjoy themselves and take a much needed break from their studies. They were generally well attended, with the Pure Prairie League concert being a complete sellout. Their purpose was just an opportunity for both the performers and the audience to express themselves through the songs that they sang, and the instrumental portions of the con¬ certs also provided delightful entertainment. For the au¬ dience, it was a very good time, and also was a way to show their appreciation for the performers. 51 Phys. Ed. Students Getting All Wet Each student enrolled at Ohio Northern University must take three hours of physical education. The courses help the students enrolled know the basics of each game, and to participate to the extent of his or her abilities, and also to have fun while doing so. Some of the courses that students could take for phys ed credit are Social Dance, Archery, Badminton, Gymnastics, Beginning Tennis, Intermediate Tennis, Volleyball, Soccer and Softball, Recreational Games, Beginners Golf, Begin¬ ners Swimming, Billiards, Square and Folk Dance, Paddle Sports, Weight Training and Physical Conditioning, Tum¬ bling and Trampoline, Varsity Football, and other Varsity sports such as Cross Country, Soccer, Volleyball, Basket¬ ball, Tennis, Track, Golf, Softball, Baseball, Wrestling, and Swimming. More than Just playing the Game Phys Ed In Phys Ed classes, you learn not only how to play the games involved in the class, but also you learn how the game evolved, and the techniques of the game. You also have the chance to make new friends, to experience the thrill of victory and, quite possibly, the agony of defeat. But, most of the time, you are in that class just to have fun. played. For instance, in Paddle Games, you learn how to play not only handball, but also table tennis, otherwise known as ping-pong. In Weight Training and Physical Conditioning you learn how to take care of your body through weight lifting and other body building techniques. In the different classes, there are different games that are WONU: The To Station You Can Turn Dan Braverman, professional radio consultant, checks out the best possible location for a transmitter in Founders Hall. Students can expect to hear a lot from WONU, Northern’s radio station of the future. There will be a variety of programs planned to appeal to the different interests of the students. The idea for a radio station on campus has been a subject of dis¬ cussion for many years. It was not until recently, however, that an ad hoc committee looked into the idea and expressed their interest to the Board of Trustees. Realizing that there was a real interest in having a radio station, the Board commissioned Dr. Wilhelm, vice president for academic affairs, to devise an ONU Radio Advisory Committee to study the feasibility of a radio station on the campus. Fur¬ thermore, this committee went through a professional management and consulting firm who then looked into Northern’s facilities and gave ad¬ vice on what could be done to build and maintain a radio station on campus. Afterwards, the firm’s findings were reported to the Board of Trustees at their February board meet¬ ing, At that point, the Board approved the proposal for the radio station and allocated money for the construction and operation of the station. Dan Reid was selected as the station manager by Nils Reiss, interim advisor for the radio station. Reid said that he did not anticipate any major prob¬ lems in the organization and manage¬ ment of the station because he will be working with a competent staff. The management staff includes Dan Reid, station manager, Wendy Tiburski, pro¬ gram director, Ellen Schwartz, busi¬ ness manager controller, Glen Sutton, chief engineer. Rich May, news direc¬ tor, Jack Jeffery, sports directer, Scott Griswold, music directer, John Kline, chief announcer, Rick Calich, sales di- recter, and John Taylor, traffic continuity directer. These stu¬ dents were selected by Reid and a group within the Radio Advisory Committee. According to Reid, the goal of the management staff is to please all the students on campus. He explained that if the staff aims at pleasing everyone, they will please more people, than if they adopted the attitude that they could not please everyone and shauld not make an at¬ tempt. Reid also noted that Nils Reiss has been “instrumental in the success of the station so far,” “Me has been a great source of advice and he has the student’s interest in mind,”he added. Reid pointed out that the purpose of the station is not only to educate stu¬ dents, but also to entertain and inform students of upcoming events and ac¬ tivities on campus. WQNU is expected to be a success in the future. 56 . . i ' j � p ' ki ' � i ' M •• y- ■,?! 58 59 Theatre At ONU Plays The ONU theatre department presented three plays this school year. They were Endgame, The Fantasticks, and a William Shakesphere play that was transported out west. Its title was A Comedy of Errors. The plays were presented in Presser Hall Studio Theatre, and were very successful in all ways, from audience reation and attendance, to news- actors to get away from life for awhile and to feel the paper reviews to the performers themselves. mood of each play. The plays were carrying a simple message for all who They were all escapist plays, for they were not about real came: sit back, relax, have fun, and just enjoy yourselves life situations, but they allowed us to escape from what- immensely. The .plays helped both the audience and the ever was troubling us. 61 i i i Music Brightens ONU Campus The ONU music department serves the campus commu¬ nity through its concerts, private lessons, recitals, and the various performing groups. Some of the groups are March¬ ing Band, Concert Band, Symphonic Band, University Sing¬ ers, Chorus, Brass Ensemble, Chapel Choir, String En¬ semble, Vocal Jazz Ensemble (The Added Attraction), Or¬ chestra and Flute Choir, and Pep Band. 62 The Marching and Pep Bands were directed by Gary Sullivan, The Brass and Jazz Ensembles were conducted by Edwin Williams, the Concert Band and Woodwind Ensembles were directed by Dr. Alan Drake, the Sym¬ phonic Band also was directed by Dr. Drake, with assist¬ ance by Mr. Sullivan. The University Singers and The Added Attraction were conducted by Dennis Kratzer. Mr. Blair conducted the String Ensemble, while Judy Harrison directed Chorus. The Percussion Ensemble was directed by Richard Sherrick, and the Chapel Choir was conducted by Dr. John Peterson. Finally, the Flute Choir was conducted by Lucy Hill. Congratulations to all of the various performing groups on campus for a superb job this school year. Best of luck for next year. 63 Study Habits Study habits of the students at Northern are as diverse as the people themselves. There are people who do not study at all, it seems, and receive all A’s, and there are people who don’t study at all and are just here for the parties. Other students have to study very, very, very hard to get as good grades as the so-called “brains”. 64 To be smart you first have to apply yourself to your books, not just to “get by”. College professors expect more out of make it through four years of college at Northern, some you than did high school teachers. There is no valid who will transfer, some who will officially withdraw, and comparison between high school and college. The differ- some who will just simply drop out of college. Certain ences between the two are like comparing night and day. people who are confused about their majors will change College is a lot tougher. It demands more studying time them once, or twice, or maybe even a total of three times, than high school ever did. There are some people who will Who knows? The seasons of the year are, of course. Fall, Autumn, Winter, Spring, and Summer. Each season has its own varying characteristics. For instance. Fall is a season of change. It bridges Summer, and also Winter. The main characteristics of the season are leaves falling from the trees, the raking of leaves, the beautiful sight of leaves falling from the different trees, and also, the leaves chang¬ ing colors from green to any color under the rainbow that Seasons Bring Change to ONU . 5 VI o J HCt ■V ? you could imagine. The season is also noted for a gradual temperature drop from 60’s and low 70’s in early Septem¬ ber to 20’s, 30’s and low 40’s in early November. Also, late in the season, you may find your first snowfall. Turning to Winter ... Winter is one of the most beautiful seasons of the year. This season is noted for Snow, plenty of it. The first snowfall is particully nice, because of the uniqueness. This is the time of snow shovels, clearing of driveways, bliz¬ zards (sometimes), snowmen, snow forts, snow angels, tun¬ nels, snowball fights, all types of winter clothing, such as mittens, gloves, hats, long underwear, lined coats and jackets, ski caps, boots, snow pants, and other such clothes. It is also the season for hot chocolate and marshmallows, and Christmas Vacation. 67 r I Spring is a season of change. It is the “buffer” season between Winter and Summer. It contrasts the bitter cold of winter and the steamy hotness of summer. It’s a very rainy Spring Brings Change season, and it is the very lethal season of tornadoes, which can destroy buildings, roads, but most of all human lives. Spring’s temperatures are rude. One day is very hot, and the next day can be bitterly cold. It is also the last quarter in the year. The only problem with spring, besides thing: heat, heat, and more heat. Sometimes there is a the weather, is the wait for summer ... respite of much needed rain, but not very often. Some activities that you may want to work at are swimming. Summer is many things for many people. For some it is a diving, baseball, softball, golf, jogging, tennis, loafing much needed vacation from college; for others it’s a means around the house, odd jobs like lawn mowing, paper to get to college. For still others, it means summer school, delivery, janitorial work, and doing housework. The weather in the summer season can mean only one 69 Guest speakers James Rose and Bishop Perry sit with President Freed at banquet. Hand in Hand “Hand in Hand” was chosen as the theme of Black History Week (Febru¬ ary 3-8, 1980) by the Concerned Black Students (CBS). Under their president Beverly Mack, CBS planned a week of events in which the Black students tried to stress an awareness of cultural views that are an important part of their race. Mack said that Black History Week should have displayed a moment in time during which everyone focused on the meaning of Black people and their history. Also, it was hoped that the student body and the faculty would examine their judgments con¬ cerning ideas and views of Black stu¬ dents rather than engaging in ster- otyping. As a whole. Mack feels that the stu¬ dent body enjoyed most of the events. It was a different approach from what Mrs Freed listens attentively to CBS President Bev Mack at banquet W k... ft w ■ most of the students were familiar with simply because they were not exposed to this type of programming in the past. However, compared to the participation in most of the special events given on ONU campus. Black History Week worked out very well. “A lot of compliments were given on a day to day basis and also after the week finished its course,” Mack ob¬ served. The week was highlighted by the per¬ formance of folk singers Elizabeth Cotton and Mike Seeger. People en¬ joyed their performances and the at¬ mosphere was very relaxed. Another highlight during the week was the guest speaker at the Black History Week Banquet, James Rose. He is the author of Black Genesis and is the foremost authority on ethnic gen- eology. Rose presented a fascinating lecture and workshop on geneology and the techniques all ethnic groups can use to trace their family trees. The main goal of CBS is to provide an opportunity for all students to become involved in activities which pertain both to culture and education at Ohio Northern University. The role of CBS reflects a minority group trying to pro¬ vide activities for themselves as well as other students on campus. It is through group cooperation that we (the students of ONU) will be able to walk “Hand in Hand” in the future. Elizabeth Cotton listens as other musicians play their instruments. Mike Seeger plays his banjo with other musicians in “jam session”. 71 Have a nice day! . .A. THE RAINBOW CONNECTION” Polaris eo 09 5 © a a o N U 0) 5S cd 5 o © C 3 CO 3 o CD D ■a CD s 09 ©. 09 5. 09 © © ■8 ° bomb 3 N? onu § © CD © i CD ■i 3; N ZJ CD 3 « Hell Week carmody sands STATION HOUSE threat Snickers friendship MASH quarters disco decade Kramer vs. Kramer Casino Night f an t as tiks draft? ERIC HEIDEN’S 5 Golds Women’s Week u z u Q. REACH OUT- reach out touch someone! 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Boycott good luck o 5 Family Feud Q ■u Q “O c 0) a candlelight $ 0) 5 13 0) © p£! graduates ! 2 5 buttered popcorn ' ° s s rz | BREAKING AWAY 2 § © £ X CD Go for it! to — £ ■ (D gay £ — CD liberation 3 OPEC slit skirts 1 wanna rock with you CO ! — © n Campus Chest Carnival afghanistan invasion ? where’s ADA? SATURDAY ■5 . 5 o USA Olympic hockey - no . 1! frlsbee | SAGA S NIGHT 3, m CO “ o ft S I S£ ’79 LIVE ! White Bear Mike Night o to “T o � h no! O o — midterms steak night The dawn of a new decade stirs hope in the hearts of many Americans, but the 1980 na¬ tional events dim this hope as terror contin¬ ues to grow ... Russia pours its Soviet troops across the Afghanistan border and Pakistan seeks aid from the U.S. to stop Russian ex¬ pansion southward to the Indian Ocean. Meanwhile, the registering of the U.S. draft under Presidential order becomes effective, but with a new twist: should women be registered with the draft? The U.S. refuses to participate in the 1980 Summer Olympics in Russia. The U.S. Embassy in Teheran, Iran is captured by the Islamic regime of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini on November 4, 1979. Six months later, President Carter sends a secret mission to regain our American citizens. It fails and eight Americans die. When will our people come home? The 1980 presidential elections find America in a national bind and in the prospect of war. Perhaps some comfort can be found in a quote by Khalil Gibran: Mercy and cruelty are both wrestling in the human heart like the mad elements in the sky this terrible night, but mercy shall overcome cruelty because it is divine, and the terror alone, of this night shall pass away when daylight comes.” 76 Just Look Around ... Just look around and one notices evidence of Greek life everywhere at ONU and in Ada. Regardless of the time or season, Greek letters are exhibited daily as each Greek proudly displays his or her symbols. Throughout the dorms, around campus, and even in “downtown” Ada, one can hear the tunes of Greeks’ songs echoing all around. These are just two of the ways that Greeks let everyone know that they are a part of ONU’s life. Lively parties at the frat houses, spur-of-the-moment water-fights, and fun-filled (3) pranks are other ways. Though it may look like it, Greek life is not all fun and jgames: each Greek has responsibilities to his house, •whether it involves rushing or serving on one of the many committees or holding an office. In addition, many Greeks isan be found involved in all aspects of campus life, serving in both positions of leadership and as club members. Greeks work hard all year sponsoring marathons and such for philanthropies and performing other service projects. .411 in all, Greeks tend to make life at ONU a little more interesting; the past year was no exception and proved rewarding to each Greek at ONU. Pj -v. g— 71 H t-cM 1 ■Hs$ It- ' , i u SL,- ' ' Vj Cr I 4Ji a3 Alpha Epsilon Pi 1. Doug Rosenbauer 2. Greg Foster 3. Floyd Critoria 4. Brian Rockhold 5. Dave Rowland 6. Keith Hall 7. JelT Schaffner 8. Dan Magnue 9. Matt Thile 10. Ron Fordyce 1 l.Pat Koester 12. Stuart Hazlett 13. Joe Krat er 14. Mike Mulcahy 15. Keith Schultz 16. Owen Russell 17. Ken Rasmussen 18. John Wills 19. Steve Sherit 20. Mike Walton 21. Ben Fetter 22. Jav Blaent 1979-80 marked another eventful year for the brothers of Alpha Epsilon Pi. The schoolyear saw many house improvements including a new T.V. room. The little sis program remained quite strong and was officially installed during the year. Several brothers participated in O.N.U. sports such as football, basketball, baseball, and track. Special recognition was brought to Brother Pat Koester as he was named “All- American” in basketball. On the intramural side, the “Apes” were quite successful as they were basketball and softball champs. Spring Quarter was highlighted by formal which was held at Hueston Woods. The “Apes” elected Sara Wranik as their new sweetheart. Alpha Omicron Pi (Identification Unavailable) The 1979-80 schoolyear proved quite successful for the Kappa Pi chapter of Alpha Omicron Pi with the initiation of twenty-three new sisters. AOII’s were active in many student organizations including Student Senate, Pan-Hel, theatre productions, varsity sports, intramurals, Lil Sis programs, and numerous honoraries. Fall Quarter marked the third annual AOII-STE Haunted House philanthropic’project; the AOII’s share of the proceeds were donated to the Arthritis Foundation. Annual events of Winter Quarter included the Delt Wine and Cheese party and the Winter Rose Formal, which was held at the Holiday Inn in Perrysburg. The new sweetheart, Scott Syler, was recognized at that time. Participation in Campus Chest proved worthwhile as once again, the AOII Jail was one of the highest revenue booths of the carnival. One of the highlights of the schoolyear was Greek Week. The AOlTstook first place in the K.Y Car Rally and had a remarkable performance in the PMD Talent Show. To close the week, Patti Tarrant was voted the 1980 Greek Week Queen. The annual AOII Parents’ Day and Senior Banquet brought the year to a close. — . Alpha Sigma Phi The brothers of Alpha Sigma Phi enjoyed an eventful school year. Once again, ONU felt the presence of Sigs on many interscholastic teams, especially football. Brother Steve Barney, the current president, received special baseball league honors, both career and season, for stealing bases. Spring Quarter proved to be successful for ONU’s Sigs. Hosting the Alpha Sigma Phi State Conclave highlighted the quarter; in addition, the IFC All-Sports trophy returned to the Sigs after a year’s absence. For the first time, the Sigs captured first place in the PMD Talent Show during Greek Week. Several Sigs received recognition at the annual Senior Banquet: Rob Coll was named Greek Scholar; Dude McGarry, Greek Athlete; and Don Mathie, Greek Man of the Year. The Sigs elected Sharon Stanek as their sweetheart; Sharon later was named National Alpha Sigma Phi Sweetheart. 1. Doug McDaniels 2. Brad Williams 3. Doug Johns 4. JeffTeuscher 5. Wayne Games 6. Paul Rose 7. Bob Cassidy 8. Ron Reichman 9. Steve Barney 10. Jim Hazard 11. Rhett Snyder 12. Kurt Reichman 13 Tom Kenny 14. Ben Stahler 15. Walt DeShields 16. Dude McGarry 17. Russ Burke 18. Chuck Binger 19. Dave Burkholder 20. Joe Kuchinski 21. Brent Schwartz 22. Glenn Boesger 23. Dale Turner 24. Mark Kesselmayer 25. Jim Augsberger 26. Brian Jewell 27. Kevin Bicking 28. Jim Wright 29. Dave McCallops 30. Tom Sief 31. Marvin Lieb 32. Steve Coleman 33. Ron Lewis 34. Kenny Speidel 35. Tim Spradlin 36. John Grubbs 37. Mike Ringrose 38 Dan Kibler 39. Phil Monnin 40. Jim Barry 1 41. Mike Smith 42. Rob Coll 43. Bill Swank 44. Brad Beamon 45. Chuck Scaravelli 46. Dan Mathie Alpha Xi Delta ROW t: Lori Ramsdell, Pat Sorokas, Marilyn Van Winkle, Julie Maul. Sandy Hizney, Terry Ubbing, JoAnn Steel, Pam Alter. ROW 2: Karen Hillegass, Kim Woodruff, Kerrie Kelley, Carol Helmick, Sally Brooks, Wendy Tiburski, Melosie Segraves. ROW 3: Sandy Tienty, Sue Maslowski, Diane Thilke, Sue Pawlak, Jo Lynn Evans, Julie Kiggins, Deb Paisley. ROW 4: Ellen Griffith, Sue Goodkin, Diane Lundstrom, Ann Siebeneck, Ann Dudley, Diane Deem, Patty Francisco, Mel Smith, Cheri Pherigo, Judy Monastra, Gloria Rush. ROW 5: Deb Winget, Melanie Caw, Kelly Fox, Ellen Flobart, Sue Wiechart, Marge Bantz, Deb Churchill, Trudy Bowen, Julie Moody, Karen Pristis, Barb Appel, Kathy Zeolla. ROW 6: Jo Ringelmen, Chris Henry, Kathy Wiedman, Marcia Lehman, Sandy Earle, Linda Taylor, Kris Edington, Eileen HalowacK Carol Hardin, Rar%n Stouten. Laurie Blaumeiser, Deb Eldred, Ruth Landis. LYING: Laura Lenhart. The ’79-’80 school-year was an active and enjoyable one for the Gamma Tau chapter of Alpha Xi Delta. They initiated 27 new sisters and participated in many campus activities: Student Senate, cheerleading, vocal groups, various honoraries and professional organizations, and little sis clubs. Fall brought Homecoming to ONU, and the Fuzzies saw Laura Lenhart elected to the Queen’s court. Winter Quarter saw the Alpha Xi’s doing a lot for charity. They worked for the Bloodmobile, collected “Toys for Tots”, and participated in Campus Chest. Their “Black Lace and Wine” party was the highest selling, and Linda Taylor was named Miss Campus Chest. During the winter, Wendy Tiburski was named Theta Chi dream girl. Spring started out right as the Alpha Xi’s held their Rose Formal in Wapakoneta; Jeff Wright, a Theta Chi, was named sweetheart. Greek Week was victorious as the Guzzies tied for first place overall by winning the talent show and tying for first place in Greek Sing. The year was ended by hosting an ice cream party for die DZ’s, ZTA ' s, and AOII’s. II ■HMMm ■WMggl 3S3ST HS • ££• £?«• SFJK? ' r - 1 £ I 1 •: ; ' ■1 S ' . ' i ... - ’ i ' - J ; +t % i P , 1 | £ i is n m iwi ■ r ft J v Delta Sigma Phi ROW 1: Dan Reid, Jay Morgan, Jim Kneale, Kevin Neidig, Joe Mastrianno. ROW 2: Joel Milliken, Mike Turner, Bob Arnold, Ray Humphry, Matt Frederick, Jeff Gormish, Rick Caddick, Mark Ropchock, Bob Boehk, Mark Rose, Doug Carolhers, Dan Carothers. ROW 3: Sieve Tope, John Schimmoller, Jeff Bernstein, A1 Will, Mark Maynard. Ray Merk, Rich May, Dave Dull. Ed Tolliver, Dave Faymon, Kalvin Kampfer. Rick Calich. ROW 4: Chuck Basich. John Jeffries, Aadie Rodenburgh, Bob Demorv, (feet) Rick Capasso, Doug Conley, Denis Wolowiecki, Ron Miller, Dan McCrae, Todd Shipley, Chris Murschel. The brothers of Delta Sigma Phi enjoyed another good year. The house welcomed 16 new brothers into the chapter. Once again, involvement was a key word for the Delts. Three brothers hold offices in I.F.C.,.and many brothers belong to various honoraries. Delts were also active in theatre, and varsity golf and tennis. They also participated in all I.F.C. sports. Parties ranked high in the Delts’ priorities, with their annual Fall Quarter live band party being one of the best. Winter Quarter was highlighted by a formal which was held at Tangiers in Akron. Besides finding time to party, the Delts also sponsored service projects. One such project involved gathering toys for needy children. The brothers spent the year making general house improvements. One of the more “interesting” additions to the house was “Croc”, the Delts’ pet crocodile. Claudia Brunie, a P-3, is the Delta Sigma Phi sweetheart. 93 Delta Zeta ROW 1: Laura Caris, Molly Roberts, Irene Karras, Susie Knapp, Julie Now, Nora Jessop, Amy Graham. Janice Pilarczyk, Julie Cosiano, Liz Ford, Ima Darling, Mary Sherman, Pat Maslen, Renee Clerici, Deb Allard. ROW 2: Sondra Akers, Cathy Dewire, Jennie Harper, Karen Pilarczyk, Sam King, Liz Smith, Beth Phillips, Jean Blair. Betsy MacSwords, Sharon Stanek, Kim Hitchcock, Karen Marino, Sheila Stankiewicz, Maryanne Sebastian. ROW 3: Laura Cotnik, Linda Molaskey, Kathy McFarland, Elaine Drake, Deanna Bolten, Kathy Murphy, Barb Hoffert, Lisa Labriola, Kim Spath, Kassia Maslowski, Cindy Vendetti, Mary Kreas. Shelly Steinner, Pat Bowden, Sylvia Smith. ROW 4: Carol Ashley, Deb Jones. Holly Riedel, Jennie Reed. Erin Sims, Jill Fry. The DZ’s began the past year very successfully, keeping busy with Rush and Homecoming. During Homecoming, the DZ’s placed first in both the pushmobile race and house decorations and watched proudly as Sister Sharon Stanek was crowned Homecoming Queen. Numerous philanthropies kept the DZ’s busy. Their major project, the twenty-four hour dance marathon, raised over S700 for the Gallaudet College of the Deaf. Other philanthropies included the carnation sale, collecting pop bottles, and donating to the Hardin County Big Brother-Big Sister program. Women’s Week saw Liz Smith recognized as the Outstanding Greek Woman and Linda Molosky as Kappa Epsilon Woman of the Year. DZ’s participated in Greek Sing, Derby Day, and in many events in Sig Olympics. A spring formal was held in Columbus, Ohio, and highlighted the quarter. DZ’s were involved in many campus activities. Mortarboard and other honoraries, professional organizations and little sis clubs all helped to make it a rewarding year. 95 Kappa Psi ROW 1: Jeff Zawada, Sky Gettys, Gary Whittel, Rob Knowlton, Jeff Ream, Joe Sailmen, Kevin Harris, Jeff McCracken, Pat Shea, Mike Furgeson, “Sport”, Bruce Franklin, Randy Shell. ROW 2: Chuck Rasch, Chris Tolliver, Steve Salo, Chris Simmons, Jon Rauschenbach, Kevin Neisbitt, Clyde Oyer, Kevin Blacker, Ron Mundziak, JeffHerbell, John Casale, Jon Falkenbach. ROW 3: Rick Trice, Tex Tremmel, Bob Stimmel.Dan Muskoff, Mark Mongine, Dave Merk, Ron Messick, Ron Inkrott, Marty McNeill. Gamma Delta chapter of Kappa Psi Fraternity was founded on March 20, 1920, by Dean Emeritus Rudolph Henry Raabe. Maintaining Dean Raabe’s early vision, ’79-’80proved to be an active year for Kappa Psi both professionally and socially. On the professional side, the KY’s assisted the Red Cross Bloodmobile visits to campus. During Spring break, several brothers toured the Lilly and Abbott Drug Company. Spring Quarter marked and was highlighted by the chapter’s sixtieth anniversary on campus. On the social side, many parties were held with the Alpha Xi’s,DZ’s, and AOII’s. Once again, the KY’s pie-throwing booth was a top money-raiser for Campus Chest; brothers Gary Whittle and Bob Prizel co-chaired the charity fund-raiser, A KY Little Sis program was initiated with twenty-four girls welcomed into membership. The KY’s initiated ten new brothers. Mary Murphy, a third year pharmic was elected the new sweetheart. Phi Kappa Theta ROW 1: John Bennett, Matt Fuller. Joe Skemp. Craig Helms, Tom Marks, Joe Osowski, Joe Motta, Dean Rice, Bob Peterson. ROW 2: Kevin Babcock, Tim Weaver, Don Rasmussen. Bob Doidge, Steve Mansfield, Chris Saul. Tim Lastrapes, Brett Coakley, Kerry Dean, Scott Brinkeroff, Clem Stremmel. Eric Spence. All in all, the Phi Kaps had another interesting and eventful year. Once again, they continued traditional social functions such as cocktail. Pledge Princess Dance, and formal. Many organized and spur-of-the-moment parties were also held. Connie Hannahs was honored as the new sweetheart at the annual Spring Formal. Rush proved quite successful as fifteen new brothers were welcomed into membership. Participation in the IFC league was rewarding, too; the Phi Kaps placed second over-all due to the fine performance of the flashball team. As a service project, the brothers and Lil Sisses sponsored a Halloween party for underprivileged children from Lima. The LiT Sis program continued to grow. Spring Quarter was highlighted by a canoe trip down Mad River with the LiT Sisses. The Phi Kaps are looking forward to another fun-filled schoolyear next year. i Uh Phi Mu Delta 1. Brett Gilbert 2. Jim Tibbs 3. Wayne Regan 4. Mike Sebach 5. Mark Buehrer 6. Doug Benedetti 7. Jay Molter 8. Dave Perkins 9. David Haberland 10. Bill Hitchcock 11. Mark Gregory 12. Tim Stacy 13. Kevin Kline 14. Roger Frishkorn 15 . A1 Ex ley 16. Ron Burgei 17. Tint Young 18. A1 Kruse 19. Doug Burns 20. Don Mackey 21. Terry Meyer 22. Tom Sanguigni 23. Glenn Fernandes 24. Eric Williams 25. Dick Beichler 26. Bob Gamier 27. Mark Wadkins 28. John Syler 29. Gene Baker 30. Steve Anderson 31. Ken Forren 32. Kerry Adkins 33. Richard Villarreal 34. Bill Halstenberg 35. Steve Nord 36. Jon Discerni 37. Jim Shephard 38. Mike Ruffini 39. Bill Johnson 40. Todd Nesbit 41. Ed LoBuglio 42. Tom Kier 43. Mike Turner 44. Brian Bishop 45. Dan Minich 46. Jeff Griffin 47. Bruce Schrader 48. Dwayne Weaver 49. Scott Syler 50. Scott Jaynes 51. Brad Preston 52. Dave Augustine Phi Mu Delta had another outstanding year as the “House of the Lions” continued its successful traditions. The brothers of Mu Beta Chapter were involved in many of ONU’s activities such as Student Senate, 1FC, honoraries, and CAB. PMD’s also participated on ONU swim, golf, and baseball teams. Community service projects played a big role in the PMD’s activities. Projects included planting trees around Ada, singing carols for the Hardin County Home, and sponsoring an Easter party for the Lima Head Start Program. The PMD’s were highly competitive beginning with a first- place finish in the annual Homecoming Pushmobile Race for the second year in a row. The PMD’swere active in intramurals and sponsored the annual talent show during Greek Week. In spite of a first place finish in the car rally and Brother Scott Syler being named Greek King, the PMD’s placed second in the week’s activities. The first annual Alumni Dance was a huge success, as was Spring Formal. Mary Cooper, the new sweetheart, was honored at both events. With the addition of 19 new brothers and 23 little sisses, things look bright for next year. 101 r Sigma 1. Steve Bonfiglio 20. Doug Holroyd 2. Randy Jones 21. Kurt Smith 3. Jim Carr 22. Bruce McDaniel 4. Dennis Garbig 23. Mark Karuth 5. Mike Hannan 24. Mike Gossard 6. Pete King 25. Greg Moore 7. JimMillward 26. Bryan Hutcheson 8. Jim Wolfe 27. Randy Hunter 9. Bud Winner 28. Chris Upson 10. Ron Rahe 29. Greg Skupinski 11.Shawn Bogenrief 30. Huck Hayes 12. Ralph Firestone 31. John Sherman 13. Scott Melvin 32. Joe Shepherd 14. “Mom” Bentley 33. L. J. Owens 15. Dean Shipley 34. John Gresham 16. Jim Brown 35. J.P. Meade 17. Bill Pfeiffer 36. Kevin Flautt 18. Brad Smith 37. Jim Peterman 19. Dave Bonfiglio 38. Steve Christopher Phi Epsilon If one could summarize ’79- ' 80 for the Sig Eps, it would have to be “memorable.” “The year got off to a good start with ONU’s Sig Eps celebrating their seventy-fifth anniversary at Homecoming; Brother Bill Pfeiffer winning Homecoming King further highlighted the festivities. During Winter Quarter, the Sig Eps celebrated the ninetieth birthday of their housemother, “Mom” Bentley. 39. Jeff Flack Sig Eps ma y be found participating in various ONU organizations. Jim Brown was the past Senate President, and Jim Carmody was elected the new Vice-president. Brothers participated in ONU sports, especially baseball and swim team. Shawn Bogenrief was selected Most Valuable Swimmer. Sig Eps also participated in IFC and various honoraries. Spring Quarter was quite eventful as the Sig Eps, along with the Golden Hearts, sponsored a walk-a-thon for the Easter Seals. The “Eps” did well during Greek Week; they placed second in the PMD Talent Show and Sig Olympics, won Greek Sing, and placed second over all. Spring Formal, held in Columbus, highlighted the quarter; Pat Maslen was named the new sweetheart at that time. The future looks good for the Sig Eps with the addition of ten brothers and a strong Golden Hearts program. r t i 103 P fT « ti.«Ji J | 1 f ti V — s r Sigma Pi ROW l:Tim Hartnett, Sean Ryder, Art Reiger, Chip Valutis, Dennis Barr, Mark Volpe, Carl Simpson. ROW 2: John Kynyk. Jon Barret, Doug Wolfe, Phil Caris, Dan Reno, Daryl Hoffman. ROW 3: Dave Fink, Scott Griswold, Steve Liles, Rick Armstrong, Chloe Cole, Rusty Fry, Frank Meyers, Tim Fisher. Norbert Doeringer, Dave Olson, Bob Matthews, Jon Fate. Tradition played a key role for Sigma Pi during the ' 79- ' 80 school year. Once again the annual Sunrise and Halloween parties were held during Fall Quarter. The annual Orchid Ball was held in the midst of Winter Quarter while the canoe trip and camp-out highlighted Spring Quarter. The school year saw Sig Pi ' s active in student senate, I.F.C.,and ONU soccer. Phil Caris was elected president of I.F.C. while Doug Wolfe served as captain of the soccer team. Sean Ryder received the Eichorn Memorial Award for being the outstanding soccer player. The little sis program continued to be strong with thirty active little sisses. As a service project, the brothers along with the lil’ sisses hosted orphans from Lima for a day. ’ I l | 105 ! Theta Chi LYING: Chip Brigham. SEATED: Doug Crane, Dave Albers, Jim Vistein, Gary MacDonald, Mike Wilson, Tim Rech, Chip Tom Lamb, Rich Myerly, Mike Murphy. ROW 1: Bruce Eaken, Tim Moser, Dave Wells, Jhon Honce, Mike Braddock, Rick Morris, Jeff Denman, Gordon Neumann. Jeff Wright, Jeff Schaut, Mark Evans, Keith Laffin, John Wolk, Vance Brown, Brad Cress, Lance Lucas. ROW 2: Joe Lazzaro, Mike Meeder, Tom Gaborcik, Greg Richters, Doug Shilling, Scott King. Brian McHolm, Jeff Colvin. SEATED (ROOF): Frank Connelly, Ray Martin, Mike Preston, Ken Yanniello, Jeff Kienzle. STANDING: Buzz Dorworlh, Jim Millar. Alan Mong, Mike Banchv. Once again, the Zeta Kappa chapter of Theta Chi excelled in the areas of academic achievement and community service. Brothers were actively involved in many aspects of campus life including IFC, intramurals, band and University Singers, and many honorary organizations. Fall Quarter got off to a good start with Brother Mark Evans being named to the ’79 Homecoming Court. The Theta Chi’s also sponsored a Halloween party for the Allen County Children’s Home. The Theta Chi’s were kept busy during Spring Quarter. One of the activities involved a trip to Miami University to visit the Theta Chi chapter there. Greek Week proved successful as the brothers won Greek Sing and placed first over all to win the week. For the fifth year, the Theta C hi’s ran their annual twenty-four hour marathon for the Western Ohio Lung Association. Hard work paid off for the Theta Chi’s because they received the Dean’s Trophy for Community Service and the President’s Award for Scholarship. Special recognition was given to Mike Braddock for being named Greek Scholar. Wendy Tiburski was named the fraternity’s Dream Girl, Tlilcs Ivm ,=1 4 6 r, hours. Lef t ' 1 1 Tvuontr P CH IAYERLY ™ p - CH rrr WRIGHT ltt Vffn N . .r-ctr VIFM71E N KE tAEEtTT t)) ' (TV)ha CWV rakrw lsi Hcrtvwa « TxkWsct C C. ' Mil KK 0 (. ' 1 V1U Zeta Tau Alpha ROW l:Ann Wehmeyer, Lori Pennell, Tern 1 Feeney, Julie Zickar, Linda Fraser, Lynda Engel, Tricia Maloney, Jane Myers, Chris Ward, Jill Gresham, Maryann Stafford, Ann Allen. ROW 2: Judy D ' Amico, Becky Davis, Laurie Thompson, Lynne Turel, Jackie Myers, Ann Campbell, Judy Moran, Lisa Siegenthaler, Carol Haycox, Angie DiRenzo, Michele Datish. ROW 3: Candy Scharein, Mary Sotera, Terri LaMarco, Tracey Woollard, Anne Colton, Sue Stein, Ann Painter, Marcia McIntyre, Lynn KJingler, Sue Subler. ROW 4: Deb Kune, Pam Snyder, Gale Jenkins, Becky Sterrett, Lori Morgan, Marcia Dennis, Lori Hall, Tern,- Roberson, Sharyl Gorrell, Sharon Dundore, Pam Streb, Terri Henby, Jean Seginak, Peggy Felix. ROW 5: Yvette McNally, Deb Gorman, Rachel Harlan, Anna Motta, Kelly LaMarco, Jamie Shafer, Cynthia Holden. Linda Bostelman, Sandy Englan d. Amie Blaumeiser. Tricia Sames. Dawn Cassler, Val Rex, Tracey Williams, Mary Beth Lowdermilk. The sisters of ZTA found this past year busy and rewarding. Fall Quarter brought Rush, which proved successful as 19 new sisters were initiated. Homecoming marked the twentieth anniversary of ZTA on campus, and the sisters welcomed the return of many alumnae; Chris Ward’s election to the Homecoming ,Court enhanced the celebration. During the Winter Quarter, a Big Brother was instituted which proved successful. Winter Formal, held at the Ramada Inn in Lima, broke the monotony of the long winter days; Bill Gordon, a junior engineering major, was named sweetheart at that time. Later in the quarter, Terri LaMarco was named Phi Kap Pledge Princess at the Phi Kap’s annual dance. During Women’s Week, Becky Sterrett, Anna Motta, and Chris Ward were tapped for Mortarboard. ZTA’s participated in Greek Week and tied for first in Greek Sing. Many special sorority awards were presented at the annual Parents’Tea, held at mid-quarter. The ZTA’s received both the Pan-Hel and President’s Awards for scholarship for the fifth year. m r_E r 8 r ' □ 3 - i m m i mm □ zr 1 1 LZ 109 i N . Campus Chest 1980 Breaking the monotony of the winter, the annual Campus Chest Carnival was held on February 5. This annual event allowed one to hire a hit man, visit a massage parlor, or buy a slave — all in McIntosh Center! Booths ranging from pie-throwing to egg-dropping to kissing were all sponsored by fraternities, sororities, and residence halls to raise money for charity. Beginning in the 1950’s, this annual fund-raiser has provided-thousands of dollars for charities. Under the direction of Gary Whittle and Bob Prizel, this year’s carnival was the most successful ever and exceeded its goal of $2000. Once the carnival ended, everyone moved to King Horn for more fun and to attend a party auction. Alpha Xi Delta’s party, “Black Lace and Wine”, had the highest overall bid. Linda Taylor and Shawn Borgenrief were named King and Queen of Campus Chest. ill , • f:Wj ;; ii ' __ V ;J !■ , • - ■ . � ■ W - u. V -tm --a $ i Si - i K J j • ' ■, ' “ ' ; ' . • ; j B|Sj| PSj p fl tL 4t:f?T ’ iP i • f lY y % pkn ■ V- yv L ' nVRNH . 7: - yii i| l w id! i V ’ v . - y’, ' , ' ; : r v-f‘i. ; -? ' ' ! ' - ' Jl , • SLfa- Ip 1 HL sx i-i y Wm - - . ' - ■sSjKB ' , •-V V iTO� y ? , . ■ • ' C J k. ‘ v y gj ’j ' X « ► A Spirited Week Chasing derbies, displaying Greek letters on banners, and crowning a king and queen during a week of competition for fraternities and sororities means one thing at ONU during the spring: Greek Week. The spring “fling” began on a Sunday with a car rally and ended on a Saturday night with the return of an all-Greek party. Despite the cold and gloomy weather, spirits were high as Greeks moved from one activity to another. The PMD’s and AOll’s captured first place in the car rally. Monday and Wednesday saw Greeks displaying their letters on both T-shirts and banners. The PMD Talent Show highlighted Wednesday night, with the Alpha Xi’sand Alpha Sigs winning first place. The annual Greek Sing was held Thursday night with both original and serious categories. The DZ’s and Theta Chi’s placed first in the serious category while the Sig Eps and Alpha Xi’sand ZTA ' s took firsts in the original. PMD’s Scott Syler and AOII’s Patti Tarrant were named Greek king and queen. For the first time in 4 years, the sun was shinning for Derby Day and Sig Olympics. DZ’s won Derby Day and tied with the Alpha Xi’sfor overall Greek Week winners; the Theta Chi’s also won overall. The week ended on a good note with everyone having fun at the all-Greek party. 115 6 mm i aT| fu 117 120 A 121 v Left to Right Row I: Jennie Harper, Richard Brewer, Dennis Douglas, Jeff Frantz, Bill Marshall, Kevin Mark Longbrake, Dean Rice, Bob Peterson, Bill Whi- Finch, Jody Fouss. len, Ruth Krainik. Row 11: Barb Bowman, Bill Gordon, Society of Women Engineers Left to Right Row I: Denise Fisher, Jean Rotsinger. Stahl, Brenda Reichelderfer, Jennie Harper, Ann Karla Linton, Anne Longer, Cindy Keener, Jackie Gha- Waines, Diane Chestnut, Beth Langhlin. mon, Angie Wasson. Row 11: Cindy Wagner, Anita 124 IEEE Seniors Left to Right Row I: Jon Gresham, Kevin Flautt, Bill 11: Brenda Reichelderfer, Tom Hartley, Tom Heilman, Ervin, Mark Keyse, Dave Hoyt, Marvin Borger. Row Bob Lochtenfeld, Jerry Brinkman, J. P. Mead. IEEE Underclassmen Left to Right Row I: Mark Shuttleworth, Doug Brown- II: Brad Beaman, Brian Barnhart, Jeff Whitehouse, Jeff ing. Matt Flemming, Glenn Sutton, Lyle Melick, Steve Young, Chris Hartonas, Bill McKell, Dan McLachlan, Koch, Martin Steele, Rich Brewer, Dennis Herr. Row Ann Waines, Anita Stahl. 125 ASCE Left to Right Row I: Kevin Finch, Hall Tozzer, Dennis Diegidio, Dave Bowman, Dave Crwford, Marcia Den- Douglas, Mike Bashore, John Wolfe, Jeff Flesher, Jack nis. Diamond. Row 11: Jody Fouss, Barb Bowman, Mike ASME Left to Right Row I: Lael Kessinger, Anne Longer, Tim La Strapes, Brad Boblenz, Scott Schoonmaker, Paul Wreede, Marty Tansey, Jim Millward, Don Cindy Keener, Jesse Reese, Ruth Kranik, Krainik, Ang- Specht, Rich Scralude, Bill Marshall, Lee McLish. ie Wasson. Row 11: Cindy Wagner, Jean Rotsinger, Doug Henry, 126 Alpha Zeta Omega Left to ,Right Row I: Kim Broedel, Nancy Labolt, Leslie Lebowitz, Heather Stumpp, Holly Riedel, Gayle Kaelyn Boner, Lisa Allmon, Darren Dazen, Mark Meyer, Cathy Weichart, Beth Linhart, Gigi Richards, Shaw, Cindy Gorton, Nancy Franklin, Marcia Moore, Becky Pukay. Suzie Pelton. Row 11: Lee Anne Morgan, Liz Grabiak, 127 Left to Right Row I: Dr. Previtte, Dr. Magee. Row 11: Andy Hawk, Alicia Hines, Daryl Russ, Lisa Hedberg, Bonnie Wallace, Co nnie Hannas, Deb Kingery, Deb Greg Larimer, Kory Phillips. Row V: Sue Rode, Bruce Rak, Daryl Heiser, Nancy Labolt, Becky Davis, Julie Bouts, Barb Reeves, Paula Ringer, Claudie Brunie, Ghiates, Colette Meyers, Rob Koch. Row 111: Tim Lorrie Zacharias, Steve Marshall, Sue Huttinger, Forsthoefel, Kathy Shook, Lee Anne Morgan, Elaine Frank Reale. Row VI: Bill Bidwell, Darrin Dazen, Markley, Jeff Kline, Karen Jarvis. Row IV: Ugo Gallo, Cindy Gorton, Jim Fennell, Greg Cline. Sue Missler, Janice Stalvey, Jane Pond, Brad Beams, SAPHA Association of Computing Machinery Left to Right Row I: Steve Paisley, Dr. Moore, Mark Cathy Bonner, Ann Collins, Carolyn Pomeroy, Vicki Brown, Rob Danziger, Alan Mong, Dr. Laing. Row 11. Smith, Valerie Stewart. Left to Right Row 1: Gordon Neumann, Andy Phillips, Linda Maki. Row 11: Tom Vogel, Jhon Hance, Brenda Ainie Blaumeiser, Scott Green, Martin Steele, Rhett Bell, Susan Aab, Dr. Hillhouse, Steve Messick, Doug Snyder, Mark Partridge, Debbie Walker, Bruce Elliot, Panelley. Biology Club 128 Sociology, Psychology, Social Work Club Left to Right Row I: Bev Mack, Janet George, Dr. zer. Row 11: Jo Lin Gennett, Linda Oberer, Pat Raber, Wildman, Bruce Eaken, Helen Dickerson, Holly Mi- Nanette Warnecke, Beth Ann Brown. SNEA Left to Right Row I: Professor Perry, Nancy Lewis, chell, Pam Craven, Julie Maul. Gary Kinninger, Professor Traxler. Row 11: Julie Mit- 129 Pharmacy Council Left to Right Row I: Becky Pukay, Chip Terrett, Brian Elaine Markley, Kim Broedel, Jo Ann Ellis, Lori Bish- Jewell, Tim Lowmaster, Suzanne Amato. Row 11: op, Lee Anne Morgan. Homecoming Committee Left to Right Row I: Barb Bowman, Beth Baker, Brad rein, Lorrie Zacharias, Marcia Dennis, Michelle Ma- Smith, Rich Brewer, Rami Holden, Annie Blaumeiser. gier. Row 11: Julie Zickar, Lisa Siegenthaler, Candy Scha- 130 Campus Activity Board Left to Right Row I: Marcia Parekh, Michelle Magier, Row 11: Pat Sorokas, Linda Oberer, Vernita Ridgley, Barb Appel, Jeff Flesher, Rich Pontius, Buzz Dor- Ed LoBuglio, Rich Brewer, Kerrie Kelley, Jody Man- worth, Dan Weiss, Louisa Campitelli. cini, Gigi Richards. Record Co-op Left to Right Row I: JoeDiAngelo, Nancy Lewis, Pam Julie Ghiates. Row 11: Gage Follendorf, Nancy Lewis, Damscroder, Howard Ward, Karen Remic, Mike Dean, Fred Davis, Eric Barrho, Laurie Blaumeiser. 131 Left to Right Row I: Lisa McClain, Monica Miklos, Shelley Cones, Beth Keober, Tammy Reichart, Julie Jackie Weaver, Sandy Leeth, Susan Richards, Ann Lenhart, Pam Luncan, Cathy Harvey, Trudy Bowen, Seibeneck, Wanda Welty, Cindy Ahle, Kristen Peters, Mrs. Ludwig. LuAnn McCray. Row 11: Chris Henry, Deb Rollins, Roberts Club Left to Right Row I: Joe Serio, Tom Whitker, Bill Greg O’Neil. Row 11: Leigh Redmon, Jo Ann Ellis, Tim Bidwell, Tim Creyaufmiller, Greg Cline, Rodney Ro- Foesthoefel, Daryl Heiser, Jon Weyrauch, Rob Koch, gers, Kendall Satterfield, Bruce Bouts, Randy Johnson, Claudia Brunie, Deb Kingery, Deb Rak. 132 Polaris Left to Right Row I: Cindy Erkfitz, Rami Holden, Jody Marion. LuAnn Magee. Row 11: Julie Zickar, Beth Weisburn, Sailing Club Left to Right Row I: Rich Evans, Chris Beumel, Tom Row 11: Karen Hohman, Nancy Lewis, Karla Linton. Thompson. Row I: Barb Apple, Rich Brewer, Mike Bashore, Jeff Frantz, Jeff Ferguson, JeanRotsinger. Row 11: Cynthia Wagner, Dave Crawford, Kevin Finch, Barb Bowman, Jody Fouss. Row 1: Cheryl Dotson, Victor Pedrone, Lindsay Ladd, Therome James, Howard Ward, Nancy Franklin, Alexis Freedy, Theda Dixon. Row 11: Felichia Thomas, Beverly Mack, Fred Saunders, Bill Orr, Darryll Thompson, Jeff Grant, Kattie Ball, Fannie Lofton, Clarissa Matthews. OSPE 134 Business and Economics Club Row I: Rhonda Vogt, Dave Steward, Gene Emrick, Tim Creyaufmiller, Rodney Rogers, Mark Goff, George Hardiman. Row 11: Vernita Ridglev, Connie Nichles, Professor Savino, Kendall Satterfield, Anna Motta, Mark Lemke, Peggy Felix. Northern Review Row I: Dan Weiss, Greg Richters, Rick Gronsky, Tim Creyaufmiller, Rodney Rogers, Rich May, Ron Forsthoefel, Cyndi Metzger, Rick Burton. Row 11: Sally Eachus, Jeannie Wiley, Gary Wellbaum, Keith Laffin, Kendall Satterfield, Steve Christopher, Susan Gundling, Jill Ringleman. 135 Chancel Singers Row I: Paul Huey, Jim Gartner, Paul Mosher, Greg Leemhuis, Doug Browning, Kevin Finch, Spencer Ault. Row II: Kathy Shook, Patty Raber, Karen Shook, Holly Wilson, Trish Dando, Holly Mizer, Patty Guinther, Teresa Beal. Sigma Tau Epsilon Row I: Mike Wilson, Jonathan Bennett, Thomas Reichert, Michael Hall, Paul Hickman. Row II: Prof. Richard Kain, Patricia Hallis, Jerry Sweline, Garry Denman, Kevin O ' Rear, Stephen Longfellow, Barbara Daniels, Prof. Thomas Hill, Prof. Norman Rex. Row III: Steven Topp, Dawn Stringer, Dennis Love, John Jacob, Robert Snider, Michael Hartz, James Connolly, Kevin Babcock. 136 Student Senate Row I: Liz Ford, Ron Wright, Mark Teitelbaum, Joe Salmen, Lynda Engel, Maria Parekh. Row 11: Sally Moore, JoeMentrek, Eileen Wires, Tom Sands, Dean Shipley, John Newlove, Judy Monastra. Row 1: Pete King, Mark Volpe, Brian Jewell, Rhett Snyder, Doug Bums, Dennis Barr, Jeff Griffin, Pam Damschroder. Row 11: Deb Knauber, Spencer Ault, Damir Pavicic, Tim Abraham, JimCarmody, Bob Kmetik, Kevin Bush. 137 r t Sigma Theta Epsilon Row I: Chris Chiles, Don McBurney, Jeff Gill, Ed Craig. Brenda Houts, Mark Keyes. Mark Hickman, Bill McKell, Dr. Peterson. Row II: Ron, Phillips, Steve Zavodnick, Gary Haga, Doug Browning, Bob Lochtefeld, Paul Mosher, Art Hill, Mark Powers, Daren Cheney. Row 111: Geoffrey Estes, Scott Smith, John Karason, Tom Adams, Jack Diamond, Spencer Ault, Jim Gartner, Bill Richards, Mark Willeke. Row IV: Bruce Miller, Gary Huffines, Kevin Finch, Kirk Peterson, Kurt Rotroff, Don Blinn, Gary Coutts, Tom Hartley. Mark Chow, Chan Nopporn. Unlimited Sharing Row I: Bruce Miller, Bill McKell, Gary Haga, Tom Adams, Mark Tillack, Shirley Kohler. Row II: Su .ie Stolz, Beth Ann Brown, Deb Wilcox, Holly Wilson, Lisa O’Neill, Patti Guinther. Sue Werner. 138 Kappa Phi Row I: Kelly Fox, Shirley Kohler, Wendy Tiburski. Rhonda Vogt, Karen Clymer, Chris Ferlinc, Patti Guinther, Cathy Wiechart. Row 11: Ann Linlela. Barb Macewen, Marie Mathew, Stephanie Welch, Beth Ann Brown, Debbie Wilcox, Sue Andrews, Brenda Houls, Kathy Shook, Gail Abbott. Row 111: Holly Mizer, Holly Riedel, Patty Raber, Kathy McNeal, Julie Hickman, Lisa Hedberg. Holly Wilson. Tricia Dando, Marge McBurney, Carolyn Pomeroy, Marti Cornelly. Row I: Mari Jo Senuta, Stacy Beavers, Sally Moore, Suzanne Amato, Maureen Reider. Diane Roehrle, Marie Stroble, Julie Mitchell Row r 11: Darlene Borazanian. Sally Eachus, Judy Patterson. Pat Wooster, Diane Mangirmalani. Darlene Warnecke, Vernita Ridgley, Cindy Troutman. Leslie Cowan, Teresa Beal, Kathy Collins. Row 111: Chris Sturgin, Laurie Schenely, Jackie Lee. Karen Shook, Connie Nickles, Janet George, Rosemarie Viney, Letha Baden, Joanne Gurtz. Sharon Dundore, Leslie Glover. Brenda Raffath. 139 Row I: Mark Chow, Geoffrey Estes, Doug Beerman. Row 11: Bruce Miller, Sue Goodkin, Jolvnne Evans. University Religious Association I Council Row I: Roger McQuistion, Tom Adams. Row 11: Leo Maier, Su .ie Werner. Christian Vocation Row I: Doug Beerman, Don Blinn, Roger McQuistion. Row 11: Suzie Werner, Mark Chow, Elizabeth Osborne. Tom Counts John Hughes Clarissa Matthews Lisa Siegenthalcr Record co-op 1980 Northern Staff The members of the 1980 Northern staff wish to extend their thanks to the many fine photographers and to the darkroom coordinator, Tom Coury, for their contributions. Pho¬ tographs were unavailable for Can¬ dy Scharein and Mike Wrasman. Laurie Baldwin Steve Barney Rick Calich Jtionoraries Beta Beta Beta National Biology Honorary Brad Beams Tom Briner Mark Brown Merry Kay Kramp Carol McNew Steve Messick Alan Mong Candace Scharein Tom Valli John Taylor Steve Paisley J. Layne Moore Melonie Ice Sharon Kirke Melanie Chime Mark Evans Vicki Smith Kappa Kappa Psi National Honorary for Bandsmen Mike Biddinger Bruce Bouts Kevin Court Jeff Ferguson Jeff Foland Tom Lindgren Tim Lowmaster Dan McLachlan Dan Scheufler Kappa Delta Pi Education Honorary Joe Balogh Robin Snedeker Sheets Brenda Crawford Leslie Steingass Betty Elzay Georgia Vlahos Tim Gobin Susan Wigger Steve Gullett Kris Cook Chris Kubbs Joyce Deringer Sandra Leeth Lori Hall Julie Lenhart Carol Helmick Bruce Marshall Marie Mathew Julia Maul LuAnn McCray John Rader Lynn Moomaw Terry Roberson Mary Ellen Mulcahy Mark Robinson Janice Pilarczyk Lisa Siegenthaler Jo Roth Liz Smith Betty Snook Pam Smith Tereas Schoebelock Shelly Steiner Pi Delta Phi National French Honorary Phi Alpha National Social Work Honorary Debra Allard Sharon Dundore Julie Gadd Holly Mizer Donald R. Brubaker Philip F. Kahal Beth Ann Brown Linda Oberer Susan Strayer Nanette Warnecke Kris Cook Edward Craig Scott Kieser Judith Linger Kathleen McCain Tricia Maloney Lisa Siegenthaler Roderick Beck Pat Bowden Gitty Samrad Kim Sheets Pi Kappa Delta Forensic Honorary Gary Bayliss Georgia Vlahos Joe Bodenmiller David Werman Mike Braddock Dexter Woods Brian Buckley Mark Alderman Rick Capasso James Carr Karen Clymer Kelly Castle Charles Johnson Cathy Jo Hanlin Ronold Ladwig Frank Meyers Phil Martin Tammie Riley William McKell Gil Weithman Wes Newhouse Deb Wilcox Elizabeth Roberts Cheryl Streicher L_ Pat Wooster Tau Beta Sigma National Honorary for Bandswomen Melanie Anspach Charlotte Bluebaugh Janice Castles Cindy Edgington Doreen Horn Ella Kail Kathy Mongine Suzie Pelton Jo Ann Ellis Nancy Harmon Nancy Gussett Kathy Harmon Nancy Ritter Susan Wigger 143 Phi Alpha Kappa Arts and Science Honorary Debra Cope Jesse Simpson Michael Franklin Mark Muntean James Hood Delbert Newhouse Gary Kenworthy Steven Dean Gary Williams Bruce Eaken Dexter Woods Lynda Engel Jeff Beam Karen LaMarco Robert Fitzgerlad Judith Linger Philip Evans David Lusk Thomas Valli Holly Mizer Karen Wetz Alan Mong Mark Brown Mark Evans Scott Smith Daniel White Patricia Raber Kathleen McCain Darla Siefring Phi Alpha Theta National History Honorary James Brown Kathleen McCain Mark Miller Mark Muntean Wes Newhouse Jay Simpson Spencer Ault Cindy Edgington Sandra Hiznay Randy Joseph Doug Kenny Robert Kinetic Joy Lawrence Jim Long Tricia Maloney Dawn Musgrove Bob Parrott Thomas Sands Jeff Schaffner Joe Serio Darla Siefring Chris Ward Gil Weithman Mark Willeke Sigma Tau Delta National English Honorary Mark Allen Cynthia Metzger Matthew Thiel Liz Ford Marcia Shaw Daniel White Debra Garverick Lisa Siegenthaler Jody Marion Susan Gundling John Smith Jeanne Wiley Mary McDeavitt Mary Beth Smith Joanne Yost Delta Mu Delta National Business Administration Honorary Catherine Abate James Hess Linda Boselnian Elizabeth Hill Michael Braddock Sandra Hiznay Tim Creyaufmiller Richard Legenza Timothy Ebling Elizabeth MacSwords Mark Haight Bryan Marshall Dennis Hoye Judith Monastra David Layman Anna Motta Cynthia Metzger Joseph Moritz Joseph Motta Dawn Musgrove John Payne Wes Newhouse Rodney Rogers JohnNewlove Michael Schmenk Jeffrey Nischwitz Darla Sefring Douglas Reed Timothy Williams Kendall Satterfield Debra Allard Karen Soehnlen Amie Blaumeiser Barbara Stahler Albert Camplese Rhonda Vogt Joseph DiAngelo Gary Wellbaum Charles Gherman Ronald Wright Theta Alpha Phi Theatre Honorary Joe Bodenmiller Paul Weimer Sheila Bowsher Gary Bayliss George Dupey Douglas Bland Christine Ferlinc Marjorie Copes Elizabeth Fleshman John Falkenbach Charles Johnson Carol Helmick Kathleen Klein Randall Johnson Ronald Ladwig Sean Ryder Thomas Mack Kim Sheets Phil Martin Maty Beth Smith Elizabeth Roberts Cheryl Streicher Nils Reiss Gary Whittle Alice Robinson Timothy Williams Tau Beta Pi Honorary Engineering Association Robert Bayles Douglas Browning Marvin Borger Matthew Fleming David Bourgaize David Hoyt Richard Federico Mark Longbrake Kevin Finch Timothy Quellhorst Phillip Fuerst Robert Ryan Tommy Hartley Robert Schoonmaker Mark Keyes Rhett Snyder Mard Schumacher William Whalen Brad Beaman L. Steven Zavodnick ___ A 146 Rho Chi Society National Pharmacy Honor Society William Bidwell Richard Beichler Thomas Briner Kaelyn Boner James Ducker Mark Boye Cynthia Gorton Kimberly Broedel Alicia Hines Robert Coll Janell Johns Donadio Patricia Dando Gerlad Kauffman Sandra Dean Paul Keyes Glenn Fernandes Clyde Oyer Teresa Henby Kathryn Pearce Brenda Houts JoAnne Rasmussen Kathy Jackson Jon Rauschenbach Theresa Kruger Barbara Reeves Ronald Lewis Denise Ritter Ann Lintela Rhonda Miller Joann Luxon Michael Schobelock Martin McNeill Steve Marshall Kathleen Mongine Craig McCoy Dennis Nisbett Jon Ort Steven Paisley Mary Ann Ospeck Thomas Prenger Julene Osterhage Darryl Russ Roseann Siniunich Mary Sherman Gerald Smidebush Kathryn Suchoza Dorothy Sweryda Mark Tillack Claudia Ward Lynne Turel Lorrie Zacharias James Zeleznik Sigma Delta Pi National Spanish Honorary Angela DiRenzo Omicron Delta Epsilon Honor Society In Economics Michael Braddock Ted Vander Roest Ronald Forsthoefel Karen Soehnlen Omicron Delta Kappa Mens Leadership Honorary Lawrence Archer Ugo Gallo LeRoy Beltz Timothy Gobin Robert Crider Roger Goldberg George Miller Tommy Flartley William Robinson James Hess Thomas Stein Harold Hinderliter Louis Vottero Dennis Hoye Frank Crisafi Ronald Knoble James Ducker Chris Kubbs Jeffery Evans Joseph Kuchinski Donald Huprich David Layman Mark Loomis Richard Legenza William Orr Daniel Mathie John Venturella Martin McNeill Joseph Balogh Mark Miller Robert Bayles Philip Monnin Brad Beaman Joseph Motta Jeff Bok William Pfeiffer Michael Braddock Jon Rauschenbach Thomas Briner Brent Richey Robert Coll David Roach Jack Corle Rodney Rogers Timothy Creyaufmiller Darryl Russ Joseph DiAngelo Michael Schmenk Timothy Ebling Joseph Serio Mark Evans Jay Simpson Philip Evans Robert Sykora John Falkenbach Charles Terrett Richard Federico George Thieman Glenn Fernandes Mark Tillack Kevin Finch Michael Turner Debow Freed Daniel White Phillip Fuerst Alpha Lambda Delta Honorary for Freshmen Women Cynthia Altmire Mary Baldwin Alicia Barba Faith Best Lisa Bettinger Laurie Blaumeiser Janice Castles Karen Clymer Joyce Deringer Mary Dobbins Cindy Edgington Nancy Gussett Connie Hannahs Celia Harris Jane Lewis Chris Ludwig Catherine Lundstrom Stephanie Lutz Joyce Mack Marie Mathew Marcia McIntyre Lynn Moomaw Dawn Musgrove Connie Nickles Carolyn Pomeroy Jo Ann Roth Ellen Schwartz Ann Siebeneck Cynthia Holden Melonie Ic e Sharon Kirke Joyce Knobeloch Valasia Koliadis Ruth Krainik Chris Sturgin Georgia Vlahos Cynthia Wagner Debra Walker Nanette Warnecke Judith Allen Suzanne Amato Karen Berger Teresa Boxh Sally Brooks Diane Chesnut Lynn Child Kathleen Collins Margaret Dooley Tammi Fay Denise Fisher Michele Gaspich Ann Gasser Deanne Grassman Roberta Hood Amy Imm Julie Kiggins Lori Kinnison Joy Lawrence Beth Linhart Mary Beth Lowdermilk Luanne Magee Jody Mancini Susan Missler Susan Pawlak Elizabeth Phillips Rebecca Pukay Melanie Smith Kathy Thompson Ann Wehmeyer Beth Weisburn Nadine Zanow Sally Eachus Phi Eta Sigma Honorary for Freshmen Men Tim Abraham Jeff Heintz Tom Tompkins Jim Ayers Mark Hickman Tom Valli Brad Beaman Richard Holz Jeff Wadelin Brad Beams Dennis Hoye Paul Weimer William Bidwell John Gregory Hughes Cary Wellbaum Marvin Borger Randall Johnson David Werman David Bourgaize Steve Kelley John Weyrauch Keith Laffin Gary Ken worthy Daniel White Steve Liles Mark Kesselmayer Dexter Woods Mark Longbrakes Carlos Keyes Steve Zavodnick David Lusk Robert Kmetik Jim Baker William McKell Joseph Kuchinski William Billik Roger McQuistion Bruce Marshall Tom Counts Bruce Bouts Steve Marshall Kenneth Erickson Mike Braddock Joseph Mentrek Robert Ernst Charles Brigham Alan Mong David Faymon Tom Briner Jerry Morehart Daniel Fox Mark Brown Joseph Motta Richard Gronsky Don Buchman Wes Newhouse Joseph Holtel Rick Capasso Jeff Hischwitz Donald Howard Chris Chiles Steve Paisley Tom Hudgins Robert Coll Stanley Partridge John Hughes Kevin Collins Tin Quellhorst Gene Johnson Doug Conley John Rader Matt Johnson Frank Corkran Shawn Ray Tom Lindgren Joseph DiAngelo Mark Reynolds Jim Mawhorr Bruce Eaken Rodney Rogers Daniel McLachlan Larry Egbert Kendall Satterfield Jay Morgan Mark Evans John Saunders Bob Peterson Phil Evans Mark Schumacher Mark Rader Jeff Ferguson Farzad Shahbodaghlou Nicholas Sagonowsky Matt Fleming Todd Shipley Vimal Shah Jeff Flesher Jay Simpson Bryan Ward Michael Franklin Scott Smith James Weyrauch Ugo Gallo Robert Stechschulte Scott Zyski Tom Hartley John Taylor Mark Hefner Charles Terrett Mortar Board National Honorary for Women Kaelyn Boner Brenda Crawford Patricia Dando Marcia Dennis Yeresa Henby Kathy Jackson Karen LaMarco Jo Ann Luxon Margaret McBurney Holly Mizer Patricia Raber Brenda Reichelderfer Elizabeth Roberts Mary Sherman Darla Siefring Elizabeth Smith Pamela Streb Linda Taylor Debra Allard Jean Blair Karen Clymer Marjorie Copes Cindy Edgington Elizabeth Ford Sandra Hiznay JeanJerek Judith Monastra Anna Motta Jane Mowder Dawn Musgrove Janice Pilarczyk Holly Riedel Mary Beth Smith Karen Soehnlen Rebecca Sterrett Georgia Vlahos Christiane Ward Cathleen Wiechart Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society for Juniors and Seniors Marvin Borger Thomas Briner Mark Evans Dennis Hoye Mary Hune Sandra Leeth Julie Lenhart Steven Marshall Mark Muntean Wes Newhouse Mary Ann Ospeck Julene Osterhage Patricia Raber John Rader Denise Ritter Michael Schmenk Darla Siefring Jesse Simpson Karen Soehnlen Thomas Valli Karen Wetz Daniel White 155 Football Awards Ohio Northern’s Head Football Coach Wally Hood presented the 1979football awards at the fall sports banquet. Four special awards were presented at the recognition banquet along with 47 letters and 45 freshman cerfiticates. The special awards were presented to senior Rob Coll, the Thomas J. Smull Academic Award; senior Chris Kubbs, the Harry S. Siegel Outstanding Offensive Player Award; senior Jeff Bok, the Lewis F. Nemec Outstanding Defensive Player Award; and Kevin Bicking the Clyde A. Lamb Outstanding Freshman Award. According to ONU’s Wally Hood, “We were real close to hav¬ ing a great season, but instead we had to settle for just a good season (5-3-l).The outcome may have been different had sen¬ ior tailback Richard McGarry not been hurt in the Denison game.” “The outlook is bright for next year,” Hood said. “If we have the same success recruiting that we did last year, we should again challenge for the Ohio Athletic Conference race.” 156 ; yv? mm 158 0 r - Soccer Depth, depth, depth. It’s like a broken record. Every coach wants it, needs it, and swears by it. According to Head Coach Dr. Amar Bhattacharya, “depth means the difference between a winner and a loser.” The Ohio Northern soccer team finished the 1979 season with a 5-6-1 record. The losing season was the second since Bhattacharya and soccer came to ONU. The first losing sea¬ son was in the team’s first year of competition in 1975. The 1979 season did feature a lot of injuries and could be the cause cf failure. However, when the injuries occurred, the Polar Bears had no bench to step in and do the job. “You’ve got to expect some injuries,” said Bhattacharya. “It’s as simple as that. The optimum is to have a strong bench so the team doesn’t depend on any one player. This year we didn’t have that.” “The biggest advantage with good depth,” said Bhatta¬ charya, “is you can be more disciplined with the team. In soccer you need a strong discipline. No one player can do it all. Even the best player needs a strong supporting group.” Freshman Dave Fink was the Polar Bear’s leading scorer. 162 a ' . I-a- � 9M|n x 1 ■ fjPffflffiT «Bp v ? Sftrfc .- v I $t 4 if’tA - ' . � ' WB 1 ’ £ 2krA2k. •%. ■ IrV-;! ti ■ ' 4 - i® i 1 H IJT ' +mamES,„ a whw ' w fcx 1 f PfJBJiQ I ■ wttttnL x jm - Everyone predicted prior to the 1979 running season that Ohio Northern’s cross country team would rate as the best in the school’s history. The early predictions came true, but only after a series of discouraging events. ONU’s all-time best distance runner Mike Becraft ran only three races all year. Although the senior from George¬ town, Ohio won each time out, it was difficult to watch the nation’s runner-up in 1978 (Division 111) go through the motions. Even at less than 100%, Becraft continually out¬ distanced his opponents. Finally the pain became so severe that the former Ohio high school champ had to seek medical attention. The Cleveland Clinic diagnosed the leg injury and promptly scheduled surgery for December 7. Mike is ex¬ pected to be out from four to twenty-one weeks, depending on the severity of the damage. Losing Becraft so early in the season could have been disastrous to Ohio Northern’s consecutive winning streak. The team did not fold as some suspected, and the dual meet victory streak continued until the final meet of the regular season. The Polar Bears saw their streak come to an end against Otterbein College 21-40, after 32 straight wins. Ending the season with a 13-1 mark helped propel the Polar Bears into the conference meet with a lot of desire. Tabbed as being the best ONU team ever, the harriers set out to prove themselves. The top seven ran close to the leaders the first two miles before the elements, especially the cold wind, took their toll on the ONU runners. ONU ran well, but placed fifth in the OAC meet with 115 points, only one point back of Mt. Union, which qualified for the NCAA Regionals. The conference coaches took a vote after the race and unanimously chose to recommend Ohio Northern as an at-large team in the regionals. The NCAA honored the recommendation and the Polar Bears ran in the regional event as a team. Only the top four teams and the top five individuals automatically qualify for the meet. Seniors Dan Schoelein (Ft. Recovery) and Bill Chmelik (Chesterland) were the most consistent UNO runners on the season. Schoelein took command of the team after Becraft’s injury and led the squad to the finish line in all but two of ONU’s final five races. Chmelik, who looks like a tight end in football, was the top finisher in the other races. “We had great leadership and that has a lot to do with our success during the year,” said Head Coach Gale Daughtery. 166 VJpK t rf v 1 f v Y • -xv ]• 1 ' V r r ' L , ' « ' -v • A ) t!i , 1 ® p . .. ...■-,- ' ‘ I ■ :. -. v - ■ ■ -, ' K J Women’s Swimming 170 W - - — j , ; 1 r 1 fel- ' r - “This marks the beginning,” said Ohio Norhtern Head tournament with an ankle sprain. Both players woufd be Coach Sheila Wallace, as she was addressing the 1979 ready to play in the nationals if we were selected.” women’s volleyball team after it’s 16-14, 16-14 loss to the Senior Vicki Mauk, the Most Valuable Player in the University of Wisconsin-at Stevens Point in the third-place OAISW State Tournament, made all-regional team. This is playoff of the MA1AW Division III Regional Volleyball the first time an ONU player has ever received this honor. Tournament. Ohio Northern, the Ohio state champion. Her efforts, along with all-state Joanne Roebuck and Cher- narrowly missed qualifying for the A1AW National Cham- yl Haupricht, gave the Polar Bears their best record ever at pionships in Los Angeles, California, at Occidental College 39-9. on December 5-8. The top three regional finishers qualified “I’d have to describe the season as simply fantastic,” for the nationals. said Coach Wallace. “We won our first state title, had our Ohio Norhtern led in both playoff games 14-10, but first state MVP selection, had three players on the all-state couldn’t score the final point needed for victory. Despite team for the second year in a row, and recorded our losing both games and the right to represent the region at highest regional finish ever with a fourth.” the nationals, ONU has applied for an at-large bid. Winning at ONU is becoming the norm, as the Polar According to Coach Wallace, “We’ve put in for an at- Bears broke the school mark for wins in a season with 39. large bid because of the strength of our region and our The 39 victories bettered last year’s record setting perfornr- scores against the teams in the Midwest regional. I men- ance of 28-9 by the volleyball squad, which took the tioned in my rationale that we played our third-place volleyballers to a third-place state finish, playoff match without two starters. Chryl Haupricht, an Ohio Northern should be again strong in 1980. So strong all-state selection, strained knee ligaments in the semi-final that Coach Wallace feels repeating as state champions is a match against Wisconsin-Lacrosse, and Julie Zinn, ONU’s realistic goal for next year, top offensive player all year, was lost prior to the state “This marks only the beginning,” said Wallace. 172 £ 0 w r . w . v • ’ a r v - f n y � . ! Q y v •-A 4 1 V ' ui v %j bS t)U | - . 1 • fij 1 - Y fr w iot W� H., • 1 • � 4 h . ' ' • I I ptm I 1 ■ y ► r J jjm|p k ' J - ' ■ i 4 1 v BHP P ' ( ® 173 ONU Bear For maintaining school spirit, he is one of the best. This wild and crazy person is the Bear. This year Ron Riechman was the Bear for football. Ron is a senior accounting major from Leipsic, Ohio. Handling the duties of the Bear for basketball was Mike Smith. He is a senior Health and Physical Education major from Clyde, Ohio. Both Ron and Mike are members of Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity. i r 1!-; ■ K L. 176 vn r-V.rc TS‘10 nroHHHR IL. JL « f A | U . ® K ft ' Md a • • . j V . y ' I a B n rl B • ' m - ■ - H 1 Fantastic Season for Team Ohio Northern had the nation’s (Division III) sixth best won-lost including the school’s longest ever win streak of 12 games. The Polar Bears, ranked number two in the NCAA’s final Division III poll, narrowly missed cracking the nation’s top 15 scoring teams with its uptempo passing games offense, but the team did finish ninth in the nation for scoring margin with a 12.2pergame average. As always, the Polar Bears, coached by Gale Daugherty, kept the defensive pressure on at all times giving up only 66.2 points per game. This percentage ranked the Polar Bears sixth in the country in defensive field goal percentage. The 1979-80 season will not be forgotten soon. It was a year filled with big victories, but none so sweet as ONU’s 84-71 drubbing of the nation’s top ranked team, Wittenberg, on a neutral court for the OAC championship. Along the way, ONU won the Northern Division regular season crown and the OAC Northern Division Tournament title. Appearing in the NCAA Great Lakes Regional Tournament for the second time in the last six years was an honor, and the team demonstrated its ability in the first round game with Calvin College when the Polar Bears won 92-90 in triple overtime. Calvin led for most of the first half and all of the second half. Pat Koester’s selection to the all-American team, making him the first all-American in the school’s 70 year basketball history, capped off the never to be forgotten season. 178 V. y V| 1 V© y] if ' 1 . ' ■fT t nl fP in l i . ■ ... - . ' ' , ■ nM • • • • |l —“ Jt « mi SfE . � i ' ' ‘-T - � B zz+ ] p 1 J ' ' Fifth Six Title in Years Ohio Northern University’s wrestling team placed nine of its ten entrants in the top three to wrap up the team’s fifth Ohio Athletic Conference Wrestling Championship in the last six years. With the victory, Ohio Northern Head Coach Dick West was named “Coach of the Year” in the Ohio Athletic Conference by his fellow coaches. The Polar Bears were 17-6 overall and 8-0 against league opponents in dual competition. Senior team captain Rick Peiffer and junior Brad Beaman won individual titles for the Polar Bears. The victory gave the 142 pound Beaman his second consecutive league title. Both Peiffer and Beaman represented the Polar Bears and the OAC in the NCAA Division III National Championships in New London, Connecticut at the Coast Guard Academy. Much of the success of this year’s ONU team lies in the strength of its freshman class. Although short on collegiate experience, four newcomers participated in their first OAC Championship. The result was two seconds and two thirds. 184 Of ZZZZ 1 w A ph 7 Bap MP I Vl Pl f) f ' - A n t n uswtmu. Team Places Third The Ohio Northern University women’s basketball team capped oft ' a very successful season with a third place finish in the Ohio Association of Intercollegiate Sports for Women state finals. The lady Polar Bears attained this third place finish by downing Defiance College, 66-58, in the consola¬ tion game. Three Ohio Northern players were selected to the all-tournament team: Denise Callahan, Alicia Bell, and Vicki Mauk. The strong showing at the state finals gives Ohio Northern a 17-8mark and left Head Coach Gayle Lauth extremely opti¬ mistic about next season. Of course, at this point, most coaches are optimistic, but Coach Lauth has a lot of sub¬ stance for her bright outlook. Of the 12 players on ONU’s tournament squad, only four were seniors. Also, this past season’s junior varsity team was unbeaten in 11 contests, giving Coach Lauth a wealth of talent to choose from next year. 186 tat i 4 i • :i -ft ' -4—i ■ • f � ; ’ , � 1 1 ■ 1 . I i 1 r . . . HR k u • T 7 1 4 4 1 4 � Becraft Sets Record Senior Mike Becraft’s record setting performance in the 10,000 meter run at the Ohio Athletic Conference Track Championships at Baldwin-Wallace College paced Ohio Northern University to a fifth place finish. Becraft logged the 10,000 meter in 30:57.2, breaking former ONU runner Matt McGowan’s conference record of 31:17.4 set in 1978. His time qualified him to run in the NCAA Division III Meet in Napersville, Illinois, on May 29- 31 . Also attending the national meet was freshman Jesse Marlow. Marlow finished third in the high jump at the OAC meet with a leap of 6’8”, but earlier in the season he qualified for the National meet when he cleared 6’ 10 ”. That jump by the 6’2” Marlow is an ONU record. 1 ' 1 I _ ——-I Hi ' .jig® FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE JUNE 9, 1980 UNBELIEVABLE SEASON COMES TRUE AT ONU LIMALAND PRODUCTS MAKE THINGS HAPPEN ADA — Much of the success enjoyed by the Ohio Northern University baseball team can be attributed to the perfor¬ mances of Doug Rosenbauer, Mark Thompson and Lance Bu- choltz. All in all the trio helped set seven single season team records (AB’s-1,200; Hits-357; 3B-18; HR-33; SB-155; and BB- 154). Batting sixth in the lineup, the switch hitting Thompson set an ONU record for hits in a season with 48. Thompson’s .350 batting average was second on the team and played a key factor in his second team all-Ohio Athletic Conference selec¬ tion. Doug Rosenbauer, who was a third team all district IV selec¬ tion and a second team all Ohio Athletic Conference center- fielder, left his mark on the ONU record books. He now holds the record for home runs in a season with seven and at-bats with 140. He is second in RBI for a season with 31, but fresh¬ man Mark Storrer had 32 this season. Doug is now third on the list of doubles in a season with eight. The centerfielder began the season as the starting first base- man. When ONU’s outfield made a few costly errors. Head coach Herb Strayer wasted no time in getting the sure handed Rosenbauer into centerfield. Besides making five outstanding on the run catches in the OAC and NCAA Regional Cham¬ pionships, he fielded a nifty .974. Mark Thompson, a junior, handled the third base duties. Thompson was third on the team in stolen bases with a perfect 19 for 19. He also scored 25 runs. The iron man of the Polar Bears this season was Lance Bucholtz. He caught almost every inning, 300 of the team’s 306, this season. The sophomore caught fire in the last part of the season and hit five home runs. On the season, Bucholtz hit .259 and drove in 21 runs. He moved into fifth on the single season RBI list. Defensively, he threw out 18 of 55 runners. Bucholtz fielded a solid .966. Ohio Northern recorded one of its most successful season ever this year. It set the school (men’s] record for wins in a season with 29. The team won the Ohio Athletic Conference Northern Division regular season title for the fourth time in the last seven years. It also placed third in the Mideast Regional. 19 -” i | Another fine season has come and gone for the ONU fast-pitch softball team. This marked the second state title the softball team had won in the last four years. ONU finished the campaign with a 15-13 record. The Polar Bears, coached by Gayle Lauth, recorded a 14-5 against other Division III schools. Sophomore Pam Canady was ONU’s top hurler with a 9-6 mark. This season the lefthander had some help with the mound duties as Jo Roth, a sophomore, did an admirable job in her first year of collegiate pitching. She had a 6-7 record. Title Comes to ONU Graduating from this year’s team is three-fourths of the infield —shortstop Alicia Bell, third baseman Julie Lenhart, and first baseman Brenda Reichelderfer. The lone loss in the outfield will be Vicki Mauk. This was the first year for separate divisions (Divisions I, 11,11 l)in women’s softball. In the past, all schools have competed in the same level. Vi 5 ' . . • i ;t v . s t 213 214 ' I- r L VaSikB i Wfr 5 ' w T ' ill mf Mr |Si vW-i ft -li •mi ■I.; j ■“ jgjl ; , ,«■} . H • W 1 Dewayne Newman, Thomas Unice, Marc Stec, Howard Glick 216 International Law Front Row: Mike Hiser, Deborah Sperling, Stanley Rubin: Top Row: Ed Yankelunas, Debra Woodworth, Stuart Schoenberger Law Day Front Row: John Huston, Bob Kern, Rachel Belen- ker; Top Row: Ron Curtis, Eileen Wires, Rita Tyszkiew- icz 220 222 Delta Theta Phi Front Row: Lisa Germano, Jeryl Nemarow, Rachel Belenker, Ray Rizzi, Don Wietmarschen, Michael Jankowski, Eileen Wires, Barbara Krier, Martha Zeigler; Top Row: Paul Schaffer, Barbara Wallen, Gary Kenworthy, Joe Pachura, Jim Taylor, Tom Devlin, John Huston, Gerard Felt 1 223 jhk j! : flk ' a 8t a I n {Ml Ra� � v� ! 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Unice, Don Wietmarschen, De- wayne Newman; Top Row: Leigh Redmon, Ed Longosz, Vickie Smith, Gary Braun m 243 244 Donald C. Bemo Alan Stuart Baum Thomas J. Broschak Donald Brown Scott Milton Brown Patrick J. Cerillo 246 Gregory William Donohue H. JohnDraver Gerard J. Fell Paul Henr r Fields III Brian Mentley Fisher John F. Fox, Jr. John Scott Gard Howard W. Glick 247 Karen Jamie Kalbach Wendell R. Kay Gary D. Kenworthy Charles F Koch 248 Pamela Anne Lambert Je Anne D. Longenhagen William Paul McGuire Mary Karen Maldonado James C. Omdahl Randall Lee Orr Joseph B. Pachura Ronald A. Pagano 249 David Allan Rav A. Leigh Redmon Randv L. Reeves Clifford R- Rhoades Jeffrey Roller Lars Robert Runnerstrom Stuart Jay Schoenberger Mark S. Somerville 250 Alan J, Terputac Robert A. Taylor Harold Oliver Southard Charles David Warren Stephen D. Williams Kevin Jay Waldo Jeffery T. Rose Thomas R. Yorko Martha Allison Zeigler Catherine Ann Abate Mark J. 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Swick Management Joyce Warnecke Marketing I mad Khaled Civil Engr. David J. Webster Civil Engr French James J. Verhoff Civil Engr. John L. WolIT Civil Engr. Karen Wetz Chemistrv Steve Zavodnick Mech. Engr. Sondra Marie Akers Marshall Barron Bradly D. Beams Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Kenneth B. Berdine William V. Bidwell Kevin R. Blacker Dave Bonfiglio Lyle Stuart Booker Timothy Joe Bright Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Thomas J. Briner Ohlen R. Brock David C. Brookover Kent A. Burnside John Casale Dario Carinci Pharmacy Biology Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Gregory W. Cline John Coles Gary Coutts Ima Darling Michael C. Deminski Ray DePiero Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy 262 William B Doane Pharmacy Robert E. Dodge Pharmacy Cheryl A. Dodson Pharmacy Robert Doidge Pharmacy Janell Rae Donadio Pharmacy Kevin Drennen Pharmacy James Ducker David A. 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Lori Ann Schwarzkopf Mary Jo Seiter Hala Marie Sfeir Barbara Shasteen Mark Allen Shaw Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Barbara Reeves Patricia Lynn Richards Denise J. Ritter Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Greg Roller Pharmacy Martin D. Russell Pharmacy Joe Salem Pharmacy Pradip Patel Pharmacy Joanne Rasmussen Pharmacy Jon Rauschenbach Pharmacy Nancy Nellis Pharmacy Linda M Nichols Pharmacy Jon P Ort Pharmacy Mary Ospeck Pharmacy Julene Renae Osterhage Pharmacy Clyde A. Oyer Pharmacy Jane Pond Pharmacy Kathryn Pearce Pharmacy Deborah L. Parker Pharmacy 265 Jeffrey J. Shirkey Kathryn Elizabeth Shook Sheree Sidles Roseann Simunich Valerie Michelle Sirigas Jerry Smidebush Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Pharmacy Christopher D. Tolliver Pharmacy Joann Trianfo Pharmacy Clarice M. Turk Pharmacy Jane Warner Pharmacy Claudia Jo Ward Pharmacy Brian Watson Pharmacy Charles J. Weiss Pharmacy Lorrie L. Zacharias Pharmacy 1 2 Ann Lynn Stark Pharmacy Bus. Adm. Richard Stauffer Pharmacy Lisa Stegner Pharmacy Diane Sutton Pharmacy Dorothy Sweryda Pharmacy Brian L. Taffin Pharmacy 1 1 Howard K. Smith Speaks at C ommenc ement 267 FACULTY AND ADMINISTRATION Dr. William L. Ankerson Lawrence H. Archer Dr. Albert Awad Assist. Professor of Law Dean, College of Professor of Engineering Pharmacognosy J. Wayne Baker Joseph Banks Dr. Ronald E. Beanblossom Karen Berger Dr. Amar N. Bhattacharya Dr. Bruce E. Burton Head Librarian Assoc. Director of University Chaplain Assist. Dean of Assoc. Professor Professor of Admissions Residence Life of Pharmacology Mechanical Engineering Dr. Daniel R. Butler, Jr. Professor of Biology Dr. Charles F. Conklin Dr. Jack E. Corle Professor of Economics Dean of Student Servi ces Douglas L. Daly Gale E. Daugherty Laura J. DeGroot Assist. Professor Assist. Professor of Assist. Director of o f Mathematics Health and Physical Admissions Education 268 Dr. Alan H. Drake Professor of Music Robert W. Dunne Instructor Phys. Ed. 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Professor of Mathematics Jonathan S. Smalley Assist. Professor of Civil Engineering Dr. David Sefton Assoc. Professor of History John R. Smith Assoc, Professor of Mechanical Engineering Charles E. Steele, Jr. Science Librarian Thomas H. Stein Assist. Director of Admissions Dr. Thomas G. Stewart Professor of Pharmaceutical Chemistry Dr. Wayne A. Theye Director of Counseling Donald L. Traxler Assoc. Professor of Education George D. Vaubel Professor of Law Dr. Esther R. Walden Howard Ward David Weimer JaneWeimer Dr. Kenneth N. Wildman Assoc. Professor Assist. Dean Assoc. Professor of Physics Acquistions Librarian Professor of Psychology of Management of Residence Life 271 WN� HS Matthew Loving Tricia Maloney Margaret McBurney Colette Meyer Michael Miller Carol Mories Anna Matta Dawn Musgrave Linda Oberer Lisa O. Neill Louis Owens Douglas Panelley Janice Pilarczyk Karen Pursley Tina Rida Elaine Ruhlman Thomas Sands Janice Searton Candy Scharein Cynthia Stahl Mary Beth Smith Vicki Smith Kenneth Speidel Karen Soehnlen Sheri Spansler William Stanley Linda Taylor Eddie Thompson William Von Brock Jeffrey Wadelin Christiane Ward Kathy Weidman Gary Wellbaum Jeffrey Whithaus Kelly Wilburn Patricia Wiley r § L - F p0 1 v L w 1 I Janet Evans JonathanFeaver Jeffrey Flesher Kelly Fox Deborah Gorman 1 ?s s | f x. ' HaKSsrafifc ! ' ■ ' ; V; ' Bl ■ • ■ ■ l vv” - ' ■ VW it ? 1 1 - 8 . ' ? 4 i - 1 ! ? ' ' ’ ; ‘ : irk - Bj j , ' .(B -- : 1 ' ■ - KT 1 1 ' 1 • — 1 «r mi,- 1 --— • ’ ' ’-Wv George Graham Mark Groff Julie Hickman Paul Hickman Karen Hohman Lee Hood Paul Hughey JeanJerek Steven Kaplan Irene Karras Perry Kat enstein Edward King Garold Kinniger Sharon Kirke Jeffrey Kline Sue Ellen Knapp Deb Knauber Jacqueline Lee Leslie Leibowitz Mark Lemke John Liebrecht Luann Magee Sabina Margevicius Margaret Markley Eric Martin Carmen Massaro Marie Mathew Kathy Maltix Vincent Mauro Lee McClish Douglas McDaniel William McKell Midi! 1 i j A lAloW j i i Kathryn McNeal Roger McQuistion Lyle Melick Joeseph Mentrek Sheila Moore Timothy Moser Jane Mowoer Mary Frances Murphy Michael Murphy Deborah Paisley Carolyn Pomeroy Linda Rausch Thomas Reichert Jon Reinhard Cheri Rey Holly Riedel Paula Ringer Nancy Ritter Joanne Roebuck Rodney Roehrle Joan Ridgley Dean Rogers Deborah Rollins Mark Rose Farzad Shahbodaghlou Ann SiebeneGk Laurie Slack Polly Smith Lynell Smith Jane Spurgeon Patricia Sorokas Anita Stahl Susan Stein Suzanne Stults Ruth Stump William Swank Dawn Swisher Jeffrey Teuscher Darryl Thompson Wendy Tiburski Thomas Tompkins Georgia Vlahos Ann Waines Debra Walker Nanette Wamecke Angela Wasson Daniel Weiss Kenneth Wenner If Dave Werman Bradley Williams Denis Wolowiecki Kim Woodruff Paul Wreede JeffreyWright Carol Zeringer Juliann Zinn Robin Zahn J—2 W, mr A ' ZHL rm 1 Ly I Kjl VIv, r N 278 JulieEdwards Kenneth Erickson Geoffrey Estes Tammi Fay Marcia Ferrere Denise Fisher Jane Fitch Douglas Fitch Daniel Fox Patricia Francisco Gloria Frankenfeld Gregors ' Gardiner Joanne Gertz Darren Gregg Richard Gronsky Connie Hannahs Gary Hartings Mark Haskamp Catherine Hanlin Lisa Hedberg Carl Herrman Roberta Hood Doreen Horn Amy Horslev Margaret Hoying Douglas Humbert Matthew Johnson Kay Kaple Renate Kalkau Karen Kopp Faith Kingrey Lori Kinnison Lynn Klingler Kathryn Knott Beth Koerber Valasia Koliadis Marcia Lehman Suzanne LePorte Karla Linton Dena Mangas Diane Manghirmalani Clarissa Matthews Craig McCabe Brian McComb Daniel McLachlan Daniel Minich Susan Missler Roni Mizrahi Carol Modica JacquelineMortimer Deidre Mozdy Kathleen Murphy Martin Murphy Joseph Myers Todd Newland Lynette Olwine Elizabeth Osborne Ann Painter JaisheePatel Suzette Pelton Robert Peterson Donna Phillips Karyn Pllarczyk Richard Pontius Robert Prizel Karl Purdy Cherlyn Pherigo Nancy Quattrocchi Brenda Raffath Terry Reichert Dean Rice Suzanne Richards Tracy Riegle Tammie Riley Jill Ringelman Susan Rode Diane Roehrle Jeanette Ropelewski Kurt Rotroff Janet Russell William Young James Zim ' mie Thomas Sanguigni Valarie Schaut Patricia Schott David Schumacher Thomas Seif Scott Shapell Jim Shephard Gregory Skupinski Russell Slonecker Diane Smith Robert Stahler Sheila Stankiewicz Mark Stearns Ann Stelzer Bobbianne Storrer Clement Strimel Roger Thornton Steve Topp Siamak Tousi JohnTziattas Christopher Upson Cynthia Venditti Brian Ward Tracy Warnka Jacquelyn Weaver Wanda Welty Gary Whittle Tracey Williams Diane Wohlgamuth Douglas Woods Patricia Wooster James Wright Joni Adams Judith Allen Letha Baden JohnBaronek Stacy Beavers Barbara Black Teresa Bosh Kathryn Bruckman Louisa Campitelli Wendi Darbyshire Diedra Dircks Darren Dazen Deborah Eldred Timothy Ervin Deanna Foster Nancy Franklin Ann Gasser Cynthia Gebhard Deanne Grassman Dawn Grimes John Holman Joseph Holtel John Hughes Deborah Jones Julie Kiggins Debra Kingery Robert Knowlton Kurt Kuenzig Ruth Landis Beth Linhart Mary Beth Lowdermilk , V A i | I ’« 1 ikH V I jj|| flP v — S ™ ‘ .. L_. i INDEX Aab, Susan Eileen — Abate, Catherine Ann — 252 Abbott. Gail Lynette — 274 Abbott, Keith Eugene — Abouelseoud, Mahmoud Ahmed — Abraham, Timothy Charles — Acheson, Terry Dean — Ackerman, Paul McGilvary — Adams, Joni Lynn — 282 Adams. Mark Lynn — Adams. Thomas Perry — 278 Adenekan, Dennis Adeleke — Adkins. Kern, Jay — Agler, Jeffery Alan — Ahle, Cynthia Kay — 278 Akel. Daniel Dean — Akers. Sondra Marie — 262 Al-Abdulla, Rassem Rasheed — Albers. David Robert — Alderman, Mark — Alesch, Catherine Ann — Alexander, Susan Elaine — Al-Jebreen. Jebreen Abdullah — Allard, Debra Jeanne — Allen, Amy Sue — Allen, Ann Marie — 272 Allen, David Aaron — Allen. Judith Ann —274 Allen, Laura Neiswander — Allen, Mark John — 252 Allen, Robert L. — Allison, Nancy — Allmon, Lisa Ann — Aloneflis. Anthony J. — Al-Ramadhan, Abdullah Jawad — Al-Sarraf. Waheed M. — Alsnauer. William Edmund — Alt, Phillip Michael — Alter, Pamela Sue — Altheim, Erica — Altmire, Cynthia Lou — Amato, Suzanne Marie — Anderson, Patrick Bryan — Anderson, Stacy Starr — 278 Anderson, Steve Lynn — Anderson, Steven Gerhard — Andres, Lynne I — Andrews, Daniel True — 246 Andrews. Susan Marie — Angelini. Gregory — Anspach, Melanie Linette — Antonucci, Anthony Louis — 246 Appel. Barbara J. — Apple, Kenneth Bret — Archer. Arm ' Rose — Ardalan, Mozafar — Armstrong, Mark David — 278 Armstrong, Reese Claud — Armstrong. Richard A. — Arnold, Robert Edward — Aronoff, Maureen Benay — Aronson, Richard Carl — Arriola, Catherine Ann — Arthur, Richard Paul — Assad, Michael Jo seph — Assakul, Viravudh — Augsburger, James Dale — Augustine, David Michael — 274 Ault, Spencer Dean — 272 Awad, Albert Tewfik — Awad, Elvira S. — Ayers, James Robert — Babcock. Kevin Richard — 252 Bachmann, Hans Rudolph — Baden, Letha Ann — 282 Bagent, Sharon Lee — Bailes. Richard Hilton — Bajulaiye, Movo — Baker, Bradley W. — Baker, David Larry — Baker, David Wayne — Baker, Elizabeth Ann — 274 Baker, Gene Matthew — Baker, James Douglas — Baker. Kent Alan — Baker. Kimberly Sue — Baker, Michael Bennett — Balboul, Namir Michel — Baldwin, Laurie Lynne — Baldwin, Mary Margaret — 272 Ball, Kattie Mae — Ballek, Janet Dawn — Balogh, Joseph Paul — 252 Bamman, Kelley Ann — Banchy, Michael James — Bannerman. Richard David — Bantz, Margaret Ann — Barba. Alicia Lena — 278 Barbour. Anita Estelle — Barbour, Cynthia Diane — Bargahiser, Amy Suzanne — Barger. Richard Lee — Barker, Nancy Dunbar — Barnett, Jennifer Lori — Barney. Steve Max — Barnhart, Brian Joshua — Baronek, John Michael — 282 Barr. Dennis Evan — Barrett, Jonathan Richard — Barrho, Eric Walter — Barron, Marshall Elliot — 262 Barry. Donald Joseph — Barry. James Charles — Barth. David Arthur — Barth. Janet Elaine — 278 Barth. Michael Louis —274 Barton. Elizabeth Kay — Bashore, Michael Bruce — 258 Basich, Charles Steven — Balt. Eric William — Bauer. Margaret Mary — Baughman, Ray Anthony — Baum, Alan Stuart — 246 Baumgartner, Michael L. — Bauserman. Christian E. — Baxter. Kevin John — Bayles, Robert Alan — 258 Beal, Teresa Diane — 274 Beam, Cathy Sue — Beam, Jeff Robert — Beaman, Brad Scott — 272 Beaman, Brent Cyrus — Beams, Bradly Dee — 262 Beard. Carl Pierce — Beaschler. Amy Jo —252 Beaschler, Tom Charles — 278 Beatty, Connie Diane — 252 Beat ers, Stacy Elizabeth — 282 Bebout, Bradley Caret — Bechl. Janet Regina — Beck, Roderick Schulze — Beck, Timothy Edward — Becraft, Michael Anthony — Becz, John Joseph — 246 Bedas, Patricia Anne — Bednarek, Kathleen Marie — 274 Beer, David Lee — Beerman, Douglas Earle — 274 Begg. Nancy — Begg. Robert Thomas — Beichler, Richard Paul — Belenker. Rachel Lisa — Bell, Alicia Louise — Bell. Brenda Kay — 278 Bell. Linda Marie — Bell. Richard Scott — Bellino, Joseph Anthony — Beltz, Sharon Kay — Belza Diehl Faustino — Bendokas, Lisa Marie — Benedetti. Douglas Duane — Bennett. Charles Arthur — Bennett, Jonathan Neal — 278 Benroth, Brenda Kay — Benson. Kathryn Mart- — Berdine. Kenneth Bruce — Berg. Karen Sue — Bernard, Michael Anthony — Bemer. Teresa Carol — Bemo. Donald C. — 246 Bernstein. Jeffrey Alan — Bero, Christopher John — Bero. Julie Ann — Berry, Catherine Lynne — Bersche. Chris Alan — Bertelsen, Eric Raymond — Berton, David Mark — Best, Faith C. — 278 Bettinger, Coralen — Bettinger, Lisa Marie — 278 Beumel, Christopher J. —272 Bevins, Brian Kent — 278 Bhattacharya, Minali — Bickel, Laura Jean — Bicking, Kevin Lee — Biddinger, Michael J — Bidtvell, William V — 262 Bierie, Polly Dru —252 Biggin, Bruce Rat- — 272 Billik, William Michael — Bindel, Timothy Paul — Binger, Charles Frederick — Binkley, Michael John — Binkley, Patricia Ann — Bimbaum, Roger Dean — Birr, James Edward — Bischoff, Gregory P. — 258 Bischoff, J. Christopher — Bishop, Brian Thomas — Bishop, Lori Linn — Bishop, Vickie Linn — 274 Black. Barbara Debarry — 282 Black. Bryan Craig — Black, David Drew — 272 Blacker, Kevin Robert — 262 Blair, Jean Marie — 274 Bland, Douglas Franklin — Blankemeyer, Mark James — Blaumeiser. Amie Helen — 272 Blaumeiser. Laurie Kay — Blinn, Donald Paul — Blount, Jason Todd — Bluebaugh. Charlotte Ann — 278 Blume, Thurl Kevin — Boblenz. Brad Alan — Bodenmiller, Joseph J. — Bodkin, Steven Ted — Boehk, Robert Paul — Boesger, Glenn Alan — 278 Bogard, Jill Elaine — Bogard, Lori Ann — Bogen, Robert Emmett — Bogenrief. Shawn Anthony — Bok, Jeff Alan — 252 Boland. Lynette Kay — 274 Bolton, Deanna Rae — Bonarigo, Benjamin J. — Bonarrigo, Kathie Grace — Boner. Kaelyn Elizabeth — 272 Boney, Peter Luigi — Boney, Ronald Leon — 274 Bonfiglio, David Ronald — 262 Bonfiglio, Randall C. — Bonfiglio, Stephen Paul — Bonner, Catherine — Booker. L. Stuart — 262 Booth, Mark Wallace — Borazanian, Darlene — Borger, Marvin Gerard — 258 Borkey, Edwin Charles — Borland. Bradley Scott — 274 Bosh. Teresa Kay — 282 Boslelman, Linda Kay — 252 Bostelman, Robert William — Bottomley, Susan Lynne — 252 Bourgaize, David Bruce — Bouts. Bruce Alan — Bovalina, Dominick — Bowden. Carol Ann — Bowden. Patricia Ann — Bowen, Trudy Kay — 278 Bowers, David Ellis — Bowers, Jeffery Michael — 278 Bowman. Barbara Ann — 258 Bowman, J. David —272 Bowsher, Sheila Leslie — Boyd, Ruth Ella — Bove, Mark Ernest — Braddock, Michael Gordon — 258 Bradley, William Earl — Brainard. James C. — Brandt, John Charles — Brandt, Philip Arden — Branz, Mary Jo — Braun. David Peter — Braun, Gary Lee — Breen, John Edward — Brewer, Richard Alton — 272 Brigham, Charles Albert — Bright, Timothy Joe — 262 Brigliadoro, Richard — Briner, Thomas James — 262 Brinkerhoff, William Scott — 278 Brinkman, Jerry Ralph — 258 Brock, Ohlen Ray — 262 Brod, Gary Roger — 246 Brodnicki, Robin Ann — 278 Broedel, Kimberly Ann — 272 Brookover. David Craig — 262 Brooks, Charles Hubertz — Brooks, Sally Louise — Broschak, Thomas John — 246 Bross, Charles Neil — Brown, Audrey Ellen — Brown, Beth Ann — Brown, Brenda Renee — Brown, Denise Marie — 284 INDEX Brown, Donald B. — 246 Brown, Jack Alan — Brown, James Paul — 252 Brown, Jeffrey Thomas — Brown, Mark Timothy — Brown, Scott Milton — 246 Brown, Shari Jayne — 274 Brown, Vance Michael — Browning, Douglas W. — Bruckman, Kathryn Louise — 282 Brunie, Claudia Kae — 274 Bruno. Michael A. — Brunswick, Ronald Lee — Brushart, David Eugene — Buch, Man Elizabeth — Buchenroth, ShereeAnn — Bucher. Stephen Paul — Buchman. Donald Alan — Bucholtz. Lance Martin — Buck, Marshall D. — Buckley. Brent Michael — Buckley, Brian Doald — Buehrer, Mark Stanley — Buente, Victor Otto — Bukrnir, John Mark — 274 Bumbaugh. Michael Lee — Bunstine, Edward Royal — Bunstine. Nicholas Drury — Burdette, Lori Ellen — Burek. Robert Andrew — Burgei, Ronald Albert — Burggraf, ‘Steven Bradley — Burke, David M. — Burke, Russell Dale — Burkett, Barbara Josephine — Burkholder, Bryan Keith — 278 Burkholder, David Eugene — Burkholder, Thomas Bruce — Burlevv, Carol Sue — Burnett, Nicol L. — Bums. Douglas Lester — Bums. Robert Thomas — 278 Burnside, Kent Allen — 262 Burress, Nancy Scharf — Burton, Mark — Burton, Rickey Allen — Busboom, Carl Donald — Bush, Kevin Roy — 274 Bushong, Mary Ann — Bussing. Chris Nathan — Butler, Mark Evan — Butts, George Michael — Byrne, Jeremiah Patrick — Byrnes, Kevin Patrick — Caddick, George Richard — Cade, Daniel Stev en — Calhoun, Michael Lee — Calich, Richard Alan — 278 Callahan, Denise — Calland, Jane Marie — Callendar. Richard Edward — Camilli, Susan Marie — Campbell, Anne Cynthia — Campbell, Douglas K. — Campbell, Stephen Grant — Campbell. Wiliam C. — Campitelli, Louisa — 282 Camplese, Albert Stephen — 252 Campoli, Joseph F. — Campoli. Margaret — Canady, Pamela Wyvon — Candisky, Catherine Ann — 278 Candler, Elizabeth P. — Cannon, Nancy Kay — 252 Capasso, Rick Joseph — Capper, Thomas Jeffrey — Carducci, Danny Guy — Carducci, Roberta Louise — C ' arinci, Dario A. — 262 Caris, Laura Cathleen — 274 Caris, Phillip David — Carlson, Lynn Amy — Carmodv, James R. — 272 Carney, Paul Jerome — Carothers, Daniel Hibbs — Carothers, Douglas E. — Carpenter, Lawrence Dean — Carpenter, Paul Edward — Carper. Laura Lee — 278 Carr, James Alan — Carr, Jeffrey C. — Carr, Mary Jane — Carr, Michael Allen — Carrigan. James Michael — 278 Carroll. Elizabeth Mary — Carrulhers, Ida Mae — 274 Carter, Rebecca Lee — Caruth. Mark Albert — Casale. John Michael — 262 Casher, Geoffrey Scott — Casler, Dawn Marie — Cassady. Robert J. — 252 Castle, Kelly Marcia — 278 Castles, Janice Kimberly — Castrillo, Edwin R. — C ' astrillo, Mark Anthony — Cates, George Timothy — Caw . Melanie Jane — 278 Cayton, Kathryn Ann — 258 Ceccarelli, Charles Vincent — Cecchetti. Gregory Lee — Cecere. George Daryl — Centra, John Vincent — Cerillo, Patrick Joseph — 246 Cesta, Joseph Michael — Chalfin, James Edward — Chandak, Govind — Charls, Jerome Joseph — Chase, Karen Felicia — Cheney, Daren B — 274 Cherundolo, David Paul — Chesnut, Diane Marie — Child. Lynn — Chiles, Christopher Todd —274 Chillinsky, Mark Dennis — Chime. Melanie Sue — Chisolm. Henry Lawrence — Chmelik, William Jeffrey — 258 Chow, Mark Alan — 278 Christopher, Stev en D. — Churchill, Debra Ann — Clark, Gregg L. — Clark. James Michael — Clark, Randa Bobetle — Clause, John Donald — Clay, Craig Alan — Clegg. Frank Edward — Clement, Victoria Jean — Clemons, Judith Opal — Clerici, Renee Marie — Clevenger, Darrell Lee — Cline, Gregory Welsh — 262 Clum. Allen j. — Clum, Joyce Ellen — Clymer, Karen Ruth — Coakley, Brett Louis — 252 Coates, Denise Lynn — Cockley, Eben Hoyt — Coffman. Ann Michele — 274 Coleman, Andrew John — Coleman, Joan Marie — Coleman, Kevin Lee — Coleman, Steve Richard — Coles, John Scott — 262 Coll. James Louis — Coll. Robert Ray — 258 Collar, Trina Sue — Collins, Ann Elizabeth — Collins, Kathleen Margaret — Collins, Kevin Patrick — Collister, Holly Kay — Colton, Anne Lynn — Colvin. Jeffrey Todd — Combs. Shelly ' Diane — 274 Conklin, Charles F — Conley, Douglas Arden — Connelly, Frank Martin — 278 Connolly, James William — Conway, Lisa Ann — 252 Conway, Timothy Daniel — Cook, Kristina Lee — Cook, Robyn Elaine — Cook, Sarah — Cooley, William Merrill — Cooper. Barry Alan — Cooper, Mary : Terese — Cooper, Melvin Ty —252 Cooper, Robert Lawrence — Cope, Debra Ann — Cope, Mary Ann — Copes, Marjorie Lee — Corbett. Richard Dale — Corbitt, James William — Corken, John Michael — Corkran, Frank Raymond — Comely, Martha Sharon — Corpas, Jeanne C. — Correale, Robert Dale — Cory, David Richard — Casiano, Julie Marie — Costas, Elliott Harry — Cotton. Robert Knoll — Couch, Barnbi Susan — Counts, Thomas Scott — Court, Kevin Douglas — 278 Coury, Thomas Joseph — 278 Coutls, Gary David — 262 Cowan, Leslie Diane — 274 Cox. Renee Ellen — Coyle, Colleen Marie — Coyne, Dennis Michael — Crace, Jeffery Allen — Craig, Christy — Craig, Edward Lewis — 252 Cramer, Michael Paul — Crane, Douglas Ross — Crav en. Pamela Sue — 274 Crawford, Brad Allen — Crawford, Brenda Louise — 252 Crawford. David James — 258 Crego, David Lee — Crevvdson, Lydia — 252 Crey aufmiller, Timothy P. — 252 Crider, Kathryn L. — Crisafi. Frank Anthony —247 Critelli, Russell Raymond — Critoria, Floyd Samuel — 253 Croft, Suzanna Jean — Crook, Lee William — Cross, H Jack Donald — Cross, Ronald Eugene — Culbertson, Linda Ann — 278 Cullen, Robert Michael — Cunningham. Richanne R —274 Curl, Lori Anne — 278 Dabirsiaghi, Afshin — Dackin, Stephen Duane — Dakoski, Mark Gregor — 278 Dalton, Jerry Arthur — D’Amico, Judy Lynn — Dammers. Heidi Susan — 247 Damschroder, Pamela Ann — Dandalides, James W — Dando. Patricia Loraine — Danich, Donald — Daniels, Barbara Jean — Daniels, Cheryl Jean — Danziger. Robert Jay — DaPore, Deborah L. — Darbyshire, Wendi Lorayne — 282 Darling. Ima Jean — 262 Darvanan. Stev en Arsen — Dassani, Bimal Ramesh — Datish, Michele Dawn — Daugherty. Gale — Daugherty. Paul Francis — 272 Davey, Donald William — Davis, Daniel Joseph — Davis, Fred Alan — Dav is, George Lew is — Dav is, Holly Marie — Davis, James Thomas — Davis, Kevin Ray — Davis. Rebecca Christine — Davis, Regina Ann — 258 Davis, Susan Lee — Dazen, Darren David — 282 Deamicis, Denise Ann — Dean, J. Carey — Dean, Mary Elizabeth — Dean. Michael Wayne — Dean, Sandra Prout — Dean, Steven O. — 253 Decenzo, Susan Marie — Decker, Catherine Grace — Decker, Rochelle Marie — 278 Dee. Susan — Deeley, William Radclifle — Deem. Diane Fay — Dees, Catherine Sue — 253 Delaat, Dennis Paul — Della Cioppa. Alfred — Delost, Anthony Paul — Delpero, Steven Gerard — Demchak, Denise Ann — Dement. Jacqueline Sue — Deminski, Michael Chas — 262 Demory, Robert Eugene — Dengler, Holly Diane — 278 Denman, Garry Wayne — Denman, Jeffrey Lee — Denning. Maureen Ann — Dennis, Marci Jo — 258 Depiero, Ray mond — 262 Depizzo. Renee Marie — 278 Depoy. Randy Lewis — Depoy, Scott — Deringer. Joyce Elaine — 285 INDEX Derrico, Jeffrey Patrick — Deshields, Walter Charles — Detty, John Lowell — 247 Deuschle. Thomas Albert — Devlin. Thomas Michael — Devoe. Milch Allen — Dewey, Cheryl Ann — Dewire, Cathy Lynn — 253 Dialbert. John E. — Diamond, Jack Alan — Diangelo, Joseph Michael — Dicarlantonio, Anthony R. — Dickinson, Helen May — Diegidio, Michael John — Diekman, Patricia Sue — Di Francesco, Anthony R, — Diley . Dawn Michele — Diley. Milsu — Diller, James Eugene — Dillion, W. Bruce — 258 Dintino, Michele Marie — 272 Dircks, Diedra Lynn — 282 Direnzo, Angela Teresa — Dirobbio, John Anthony — Discemi, John Steven — Diskin, Steven J. — Dixon, James Thomas — Dixon. Theda Ann — Doan, Thomas Edward — Doane, William Brubaker — 2G3 Dobbins, Anthony Wayne — Dobbins, Mary Carole — Dodd, Thomas Joseph — Dodge, Robert Eugene — 283 Dodson, Cheryl Anne — 283 Doeringer, Norbert F. — Doi, Ikuko — 278 Doidge, Robert Lee — 263 Doll, Judy Ann — Dolland, Denise Annette — Donadio, Jenell Rae — 263 Donadio, Raymond Martin — 247 Donaghy, Christopher Shaun — Donaldson, Diana Lynne — Donohue, Gregory William — 247 Dooley. John Eric — Dooley, Margaret — Dorazio, August James — Dorworth, Jonathan — 278 Dotson, Penny Kay — Dotterer. Douglas Henry — Doucher, Paul Michael — Dougherty. Douglas Blair — Douglas, Dennis Carl — 258 Downs, Lynne Marie — Drake, Elaine Frances — 253 Drayer, Herbert John — 247 Drennen. Kevin Alan — 263 Driscoll. Brian Stephen — Ducker, Edward Alan — 272 Ducker, James Donald — 263 Dudley, Ann Louise — Dulebohn. Diana Gay — Dulin, Donald Dean — Dull, David Austin — Dull. Jill — Ducan, Pamela Gail — Dundee, Dominic Michael — Dundore, Sharon Kay — 272 Dunham. Kev in William — Dunlap, Althea Kim — Dunlap. Robert Charles — Dunn, Denise R. — Dunn. James Francis — Dunne. Bry an James — Dunne. Robert Wallace — Dunne. William B. — Dunster, Kay Louise — Dupey, George Russell — Dusseault. Paul Francis — Dyke, Herman Ashby — Dyke. Judy Landers — Dysert, Jill Renee — Eachus, Sally — Eaken, Bruce Howard — 253 Eaken, Susan Elaine — 260 Ealey, Teresa — Earle, Sandra Beverly — Easier, Stev en James — Ebling, Timothy Andrew — 258 Eckhart, Karen Ruth — Edge. Darryl Lee — Edgington. Cindy Rae — Edington, Kristina Marie — Edwards, Julie Lydia — 279 Edwards. Susan Dav is — Egbert, Larry Marvin — Eichar. Chery l Anne — 258 Ekdahl. Roberta Jane — Eldred, Deborah Ann — 282 Eliseo. Barbara Jean — Elliott, Michael David — Elliott, Robert Bruce — Ellis, Jo Ann — 272 Ellis, Richard John — Elsass, Sandra K — Elvvood, Scotty Jennings — Elzav, Betty — Elzeer. Marie Elias — 278 Emami-Yeganeh. Bahram — Emery. Patricia Ilene — Emlich, Kerry Ann — Emmert. J. Paul — Emrhein, William Joseph — 278 Emrick, Gene Maurice — Engel, Lynda Susan — 253 England, Sandra Mae — Erb, Bruce Edwin — Erhart. James Joseph — Erickson. Kenneth William — 279 Erkfitz, Cynthia Lynn — Erlichman. David L. — Ernst, Robert James — Ervin, Timothy Joe — 282 Enin, William — 258 Estep, Jon Hayes — Estes, Geoffrey Duane — 279 Etv, Jean Lee — 282 Ev ans, Debbie Louise — Evans. Frank Clifford — Evans, George Leroy — Evans, Janet Marie — 274 Evans, Jeffrey ' Lee — Evans, Jolvnne Elizabeth — Evans. Mark Alan — 253 Evans. Philip Nolan — 253 Evans, Sheree Lav onne — 274 Exley, Alan Lief — Eyl, David Eugene — Fabrey, Barbara Anne H. — Fagbevvesa. Kafayat Abiola — Fairbanks, Kenneth Walton — Fakhoury, Marwan Yahya — Falber. Mitchell — Falivena. Nancy Maria — Falkenbach. John Anthony — 272 Fall. Robert Joseph — Fallaha. Maher — Faour, Nouh Mohamad — Farone, Foster Dominic — Farone, Frank George — Farooq. Naveed — Farrar, Sheila Michell — Fassett, David — Favat, John Stephen — Favero, James Anthony — Fay, Michael Lynn — Fay, Tammi J. — 279 Fayadh. Sabah Zedan — Faykosh, Jack Paul — Faymon, David Karl — Feav er. Jonathan Charles — 274 Federico. Richard Lee — 258 Feeney, Teresa Ann — Feigert, Lynda Gayle — Feister, Wayne Alan — Felix. Peggy Sue — Fellmeth. Scott Eugene — Felt. Gerard John — 247 Fennell. James Richard — Ferguson. Jeffrey James — Ferguson. Michael Joseph — Ferlinc, Christine Marie — Fernandes. Glenn Manuel — Ferrall, Greg Allen — Ferraro, Thomas Anthony — Ferrere. Marcia Ann — 279 Ferrero. John Dee — Ferris. Richard P — Fete, Jonathan Jay — Fetter. Benjamin Jay — Fichera, Michael Anthony — Field, Jon Thomas — Fields, Paul Henry — 247 Figgins, Kristi Lynne — Figliola, Debra Jane — Filer, Susan N. — Finch, Kevin Lloyd — 258 Fink, David Paul — Fink. Gwendolyn Sue — Finn. David Anthony — 263 Firestone, Ralph W. — Fisher, Brian Mentley — 247 Fisher. Denise Marie — 279 Fisher. Mark Walter — Fisher, Timothy H. — Fitch, Douglas Adrian — 279 Fitch. Jane Marie — 279 Fitzgerald, Lisa Jean — 253 Fitzgerald. Robert B. — Flack. Jeffrey L. — 253 Flanagan, Donald Kryn — 263 Flautt, Kevin Andrew — 259 Fleming. Matthew Scott — Flesher. Jeffrey S. — 274 Fleshman, Elizabeth Ann — 258 Flint. Tonya Kaye — Florian. James Joseph — 263 Flora, Christop her Dale — Flower, John Robert — Foisy, Laura Jean — Foland, Jeffrey A. — Folden, Cynthia Anne — Follansbee. John H. — Follendorf, J. Gage — Ford, Donald Robert — Ford, Elizabeth Ann — Fordyce, Ronnie Jay — Forren. Kenneth Wayne — Forsthoefel, Ronald Paul — 253 Forsthoefel, Tim Joseph — Forsythe, Donald E. — Forsy the. Tracy Lee — Fortkamp, Angela K. — Foster, Deanna Lynn — 282 Foster, Gregory Allen — Foster, Susan — Foster. Todd William — Fouss, Joanna Patricia — 259 Fox. Daniel Eugene — 279 Fox, Franklin Walton — Fox, John Francis — 247 Fox. Kelly Ann — 274 Fox, Mary Ellen — Franchi, James John — Francisco, Patricia Mari — 279 Francisco. Reginald L. — 263 Franke, Dean — Franken, Bruce Elliott — Frankenfeld, Gloria Kay — 279 Franklin, Hollis Anne — Franklin, Michael — Franklin, Nancy Valinica — 282 Frantz, Jeffrey Edward —259 Fraser, Linda Ann — Frederick, Matthew Paul — Fredyma, John Joseph — Freeman. Michael Allen — Freshly, Lexa Jayne — Frey ' , Tama Sue — Friedman, Ann Louise — Friedman. Cary Edward — 272 Friedman, Mitchell Jay — 263 Friedy, Alexis — Friend. Ronald Eugene — Fries, Monica Lynn — Frischkorn. Roger Earl — Fritz, Jeffrey Curtis — 272 Fruth, Todd D — Fry, Melinda Jeanne — 259 Fry, Russell Warren — Fry ' , William Hubert — Fuchs, Brian Ross — Fuerst. Phillip Gerard —259 Fuge, Dennis Alan — 272 Fuhrwerk, David Himes — Fulker. William Jackson — Fuller, Matthew A. — Fullerton, Sally Anne — Fulp, Patrick Henry — Funk, Steven Wayne — Funk, Vicki Lynn — Funta. Denise Suzanne — 263 Furer, Charles — Gaborcik, Thomas James — Gadd, Julie Lorine — 253 Gahman. Jacqueline Gay — Gahman. Sheila Kay — 253 Gajdzik, Kathryn Annette — Gallo, Karen Helen — Gallo, Ugo Ernesto — Games. Wayne Douglas — Gamier. Robert Charles — Gangei, Bahram — Gangei, Mitra — Gangei. Shahram — 259 Garbig, Dennis Alan — Gard, John Scott — 247 286 INDEX Gardiner, Gregory ' Wayne — 279 Garrett, Harry 1 Scott — Gartner, James Alan — Garverick, Debra Ann — 253 Gaspich, Michele Elayne — Gasser, Ann Ellen — 282 Gates, Andreyv Person — Gaudio, Timothy John — Gearhart, David R. — Gearhart, Gary’ Lynn — 263 Gebhard, Cynthia Ann — 282 Gehani, Dorothy J. — Gehani, Sunil Gobind — Geist, Joel Earnest — Geist, Lisa Marie — Gemmell, Kathry n — Gennett. Daniel Q, — Gennett, Jo Lin — 272 George, Janet Ly nn — 253 George, Sonya Kay — George, Theodore R. — Georgiadis, Michael — Gergel, Gregory- Peter — Gerhart, Lisa Renee — Germano. Lisa — Gertz. Joanne Evelyn — 279 Gertz, Paul Andreyv — 259 Gettys. Sky — Geyer, Cathy Sue — Gharib. Khalid Mohamed — Gherman, Charles Daniel — 253 Ghiates, Julie Zoe — Ghumrawi, Amer Khalil — Ghumravvi, Jamal Khalil — Gibbs, Barbara Ann — Gibson, William Michael — Gilbert, Brett Lee — Gilbert, Lisa Jan — Gilbreth, Cynthia C. — Giles. Corrine Louise — Giles, James Howard — Gill, Jeffrey- Scott — Gill, Susan Kay — Gillespie, Ralph Christopher — Gilmore, Anne Kelly — Glady s, James Joseph — Glander, Gaylene Joan — Glantz, Louis Thomas — Glasgo, Marlin Eugene — Glaspie, Ernest Louis — Glick, Hoyvard William — 247 Glover, Leslie Lynn — Gobin, Timothy- Richard — 259 Goldsmith, Teresa Kay — Gonzales, Ruben — Goodkin, Sue Anne — 253 Goodwin, Kathy Sue — Gordon, William Jeffrey — Gorman, Deborah Lee — 274 Gormish. Jeffery- Joseph — Gorrell, Sharyl Lynn — Gorton. Cynthia Ann —263 Gossard, Michael Allen — Gott, Layvrence Dean — Grabiak, Elizabeth Mary — Grabiec, Sheryvood Philip — Graf, Eric Leon — Graham. Amv Kathleen — Graham. David Alan — Graham. Donald Paul — Graham, George John — 275 Graham, James Henry- — Graham, Karen J. — Graham, Steyvart A. — Graney, Sharon Eileen — Grant, Jeffrey Lamar — Grassman. Deanne Renee — 282 Gray, Steven Frederick — Greco, Alfonso A. — Green, John Layvrence — Green, Melissa Beth — Green, Scott Richard — 272 Greenberg, Michael Eric — Greenyy alt. David Lee — 272 Green way, Curtis Lynn — Greger, Layvrence Jospeh — Gregg, Darren Allen — 279 Gregory, Mark Johnathan — Greiner. Jeffrey J. — Gresham, Jill Anne — Gresham, John Bitner — 259 Gresko, Mary- Jane — Gress, Gregory- Hugh — Grieselding, Mark Doug — Griffin, Elizabeth Susan — Griffin, Jeffrey- Lynn — Griffin, Timothy James — Griffith. Ellen jane — Griffith, William K. — 248 Grimes. Dayyn Kay- — 282 Grimes. Jean Freda — Grimes, Michael S. — Grimslid, Gregory Alan — GrimSIid, Mark Brian — Grisyvold, Scott Anderson — Groff, Mark Andreyv — 275 Groman, John Daniel — Gronsky, Richard Allan — 279 Grossyviler, James Paul — Grubbs, Donell Roy — Grubbs, John Paul — Guinther, Patricia Ann — 272 Gulker, William Lynn — Gullett, Steven Lee — Gundling, Susan M. — 253 Gussett, Nancy- Jeanne — Haag, Charles Andreyv — Haberland. David Harry- — Haddox, Dennis Michael — Haga, Gan- Ray — Hahn, Amy- Frances — Haight, Mark Allen — Haines, Jeffrey Paul — Haines, Jill — Haines, Tyy-ila Diane — 272 Hale, Dianna Lynn — Hall, Keith Alan — Hall. Lori Jean — Hall. Michael Jay — 272 Hall, Scott William — Hallis, Patricia Elaine — Halowack, Eileen Cecile — Hals. Max William — Halstenberg, William Kenneth — Hamilton, Stephen Leroy- — Hamilton. Valerie Lynne — Hammond, John Robert — 248 Hammond, Lois Faye — Hampshire, Jackie Jav — Hampton, Mary Michele — Hanchuruck, Stephen Paul — Handler, Kurt Francis — Handyverk. Alicia Marie — Haney-, Beth Ann — Haney-, Kevin Lee — Hangafarin, Nina — Haning, Tamara Sue — Hanlin, Catherine Jo-Ann — 279 Hannahs, Connie Jo — 279 Hannahs. Kevin Dale — Hannan, Michael Kent — Hannun, Farihan Alkalla — Hanson, Diane — Hanson, Hoyvard Franklin — Hanson. Jennifer Lou — Haran, Mary Ann Patricia — Harbour, Clifford Perry- — Harcha, Hoyvard Henry- — Harder, Steven Eugene — Hardiman, George John — Hardin, Carol Ann — Hardin. Jone Deanne — 263 Hardin, Thomas Woodrow — Hargett, Robert Thomas — Harlan. Rachel Elizabeth — Harmon, Kathy Jeanette — Harper, Jennie Lou — Harper. Stephen Lee — Harris, Carl Wayne — Harris, Celia Davenport — Harris, James Mehfoud — Harris, Kevin Mark — Harrod, Rodney Jay — Hart. Richard Edward — Hart, Tracy Dean — Hart, William Douglas — Hartings, Gary- Lester — 279 Hartley-, Tommy Terry- — 259 Hartnett, Timothy David — Hartonas. Chris — Hartz, Michael Alan — Harvey, Corinne Danyle — Haney, Kathi Aleta — Haskamp. Mark Raymond — 279 Hastings, Joseph Lee — Hatch, Cynthia Louise — Hatcher, Judi Kay — 253 Haudek, David John — Haupricht, Chery l Ann — 253 Hawbecker. Denise Elaine — Harvk, Andreyv Nelson — 263 Hawk, Sheila Marie — Hawn, Jane Ann — Haycox, Carol Ann — Haves. Huck Barry- — Haytcher, Paul Jacob — Hazlett, Stuart Alan — Hazzard, James Allen — Hedberg, Eric Allan — 259 Hedberg, Lisa Joanne — 279 Hedrick, Douglas Frank — 272 Hefner, Mark Alan — Heholt, Susan Jane — 272 Heilman, Thomas Richard — 259 Heimlich, Ronda Lu — Heindel. Crista Marie — Heintz, Jeffrey- Allen — Heiser, Daryl Keith — 263 Heller, C. Drew — Helmick. Carol Emma — Helms, Craig Robert — Henby, Teresa Jane — Henderson. Bruce Hamilton — Henderson, Melvin L. — Henke, Timothy Thomas — Henry-, Brian O. — Henry. Christine Rene — Henry, Douglas Henderson — Henry, Richard Burton — 248 Henry. Russell Edgar — Henschen, Mark — Herbell, Jeffrey Noland — Herdman, Jillora Tanva — Herr, Philip M — 248 Herrmann, Carl Jeffrey — 279 Herz, George W. — Hess, James Hoyvard — 259 Hetrick, Julie Lynne — Hickman, John Mark — Hickman. Julie Ann — 275 Hickman, Paul Anthony — 275 Higgins, William F. — Higham, Richard John ' — Hildebrand, Bruce — Hill, Arthur Ridgeway — Hill, Barbara Ann — 263 Mill, Elizabeth Faye — Hillegass. Karen Leigh — Hilmer. Frederick Wayne — Nindall, Joseph Orlo — Hinderer, Donna Kav — Hinderliter, Joel Harold — Hines, Alicia Kay — 263 Hines, Richard Scott — Hines, Terri Lin — 253 Hirkala. Mark Stephen — Hiser, Michael Allen — Hitchcock, B. Kim — Hitchcock, William Raymond — Hiznav, Sandra Sue — Hobart, Frances Ellen — Hochadel, Keith Jered — Hoffert, Barbara Diana — Hoffman, Carol Ann — Hoffman, Dary l Richard — 253 Hohman, Karen Marie — 275 Holden. Cynthia Kay — Holdsyvorth, Scott William — Hollon, Steven Carl — Holly, Kathleen Patricia — Holman, John Walter — 282 Holman, Robert Michael — Holmes, Christopher R. — Holmes, Jeanne Lynne — Holroyd, Douglas George — 263 Holtel, Joseph Allen — 282 Holtel, Steve Joseph — Holz, Richard William — Honce, Jhon William — Hood, James Michael — Hood, Lee Norman — 275 Hood. Roberta Jean — 279 Hord, Terry- Lee — Horn, Denise Ann — Horn, Doreen Mae — 279 Hombake. William Stervart — Horsley-, Amy Lynn — 279 Hostetler, Julie — Houts, Brenda Jean — Hoyvard, Brenda Kay — Hoyvard, David Alan — Howard, Donald Nile — Howeiy, Jacquelyn Lee — Hoye, Dennis John — Hoving, Margaret Ellen — 279 Movt, David George — 259 Hoyt, Karen Elizabeth — Huber, John Emerick — 287 INDEX Hudgins, Robert M. — Hudgins, Thomas Martin — Hudson. Jeffrey Lee — 248 Hudson, Robert William — Huet. Gayle Ellen — 263 Hueter. Theodore Ben — Huffines, Gary Russell — Huffman, George Ellrich — Huffman. Lawrence Aloys — Huffman, Steven Jeffrey — Hughes, John Gregory — 282 Hughey, Paul M. —275 Humbert, Douglas Leroy — 279 Humphrey, Ramon Lloyd — Humphries, Edward Harry — Hune, Mary Grace — Hunter, Paul Dean — Hunter, Randy Joe — Huntz, Gary Joseph — Huprich, Donald George — Hurless, Sandra Kay — 253 Hursh. Terry Neal — Huston, John Robert — Hutcheson. R. Bryan — Huttinger, Susan Lynn — 263 Hyland, Ruthann — Hvms, Randy Scott — Iachini, David Anthony — Ice, Melonie Sue — Imm, Amy Ann — Inbody, Brenda Kay — Ingram, Scott Alan — Inkrotl, Cheryl Marie — Inkrott, Ronald Eugene — Irish, Laurie Jean — Irwin, Roger Dale — Irwin, Sonia Kelly — Isaac, Lynn Azar — 248 Isbell, Norman William — Isphording. Bruce B. — Jackson, Kathy Ann — 272 Jackson, Pamela Sue — Jackson, Sandra Rochelle — Jacob, John Vinson — Jacobs, Allen Thomas — Jacobs, Gregory ' Alan — Jacobs, Larr — Jacobs, Michael Bernard — James, Therome Evans — Jankowski. Michael A. — January’, Richard Lee — Jarlenski, Daniel George — Jarvis, Karen Ann — 263 Jawdat, Delair Dara — Jaynes. Scot Eric — Jeffery, Jack Owen — Jeffries, John Robert — Jenkins, Gale Lynn — Jenkins, Jeffrey’ Lynn — Jennings, Debra Ann — Jerek, Jean Susan — 275 Jessop, Nora Louise — Jewell. Brian Foster — Jines, Pamela — Johansen. Marian W — Johns, Beverly- Jean — Johns, Douglas Mark — Johnson, David Edrvard — Johnson, Gary Alan — Johnson, Gene Steven — Johnson, Jeffrey Lee — Johnson, John David — Johnson, Kimberly Ann — Johnson, Matthew Howard — 279 Johnson, Michael A. — 248 Johnson. Randall Paul — 254 Johnson, William Jeffrey — Johnston, Miriam Heather — Johnston. Scott Rossback — Jones, Booker Talifero — Jones, Deborah Anne — 282 Jones, Diane Lvnn — Jones, Lawrence Charles — Jones. Michelle Dianne — Jones, Randall Lee — Jones, Steve Brian — Jordan, Cynthia Lee — Joseph. Debra Kay’ — Jospeh, Randall Alan — Josephson, Betty Ann — 248 Joy, Laura Lynn — Jung. Michele Ly nn — Jurich. Robert — Jursik, Brett William — Jursik. Brion William — Jursinski, Kenneth Allen — Jursinski, Kevin Francis — Kagy, James Edwin — Kahla. Stephen Michael — Kail, Ella Marie — Kain, Fritz Earl —254 Kain. Ruth Mary — Kalbach. Karen Jamie — 248 Kalkau, Renate Selma — 279 Kaltenbach, Rebecca Sherman — Kampfer. Kalvin Jay — Kanas. Aaron Mitchell — Kantrorvitz, Audrey Beth — Kaplan, Steven James — 275 Kaple. Kay- Lvnne — 279 Karason, John Cal — Larch Roy Howard — Karcher. Ray mond V. — Karlheim, Michael Paul — Kam. Allen Ray’ — Kam. Renee Sue — Karras, Irene — 275 Katzenstein, Perry- J. — 275 Kauffman. Gerald Lee — Kauffman, Roland Brice — Kaufman, Linda Lee — Kay, Wendell Richard — 248 Kaylor, E. Bryan — Keener. Cindy- B. — 259 Keiner. 11a Anne — Keller. William Greeley’ — Kelley. Katherine Ann — Kelley-, Kerrie Kathleen — Kelley-, Steven Kris — Kellogg. Kay Richelle — Kelly, Teresa Cecilia — Kennedy. Jeffrey- Alan — Kenny-, Douglas — Kenny-, Thomas M. — Kenworthy. Gary- Douglas — 248 Kem, Lonnie Lee — Kem, Robert William — Kerrigan. Thomas W. — Kersey-, John Jay — Kertesz, Ronnie M. — Kesselmayer, Mark Alan — Kessinger. Lael Janet — Kessler, Mark Richard — Key es, Paul Carlos — 264 Keyse, Mark Russell — 259 Khaled. Imad Khaled — 261 Khorasani, Habibollah M. — Kibler, Donald Ray — Kiboneka, Phillip Kiwanuka — Kienzle, Jeffrey- James — Kier, Thomas Lee — Kieman, John Mark — Kieser, Scott Eric — 254 Kiggins. Julie Anne — 282 Kile, Robert Wilgus — 254 Kime, Jeffrey Stephen — 254 King. Charles Alan. — 272 King, Edward Earl — 275 King, Michelle Renee — King. Peter Martin — King, Sandra Tamara — King, Scott Brian — Kingery, Debra Ann — 282 Kingrey, Faith Ann — 279 Kinninger. Garold Lynn — 275 Kinnison, Lori Kay —279 Kirke. Sharon Marie — 275 Kiss. Cynthia Agnes — Kiss, Kathleen Joanne — Kittleman. Steven Charles — Kjelbv, Karen Diane — Klapka, Karen Renee — Klein. Kathleen Ann — Klein, Leslie Sue — Kline, Jeffrey Paul — 264 Kline. John Burton — Kline, Kelly- Sue — Kline. Kevin Lee — Klingenberger. Diane M. — 272 Klinger. Charles Wesley — Klinger, Lisa Ellen — Klingler. Lynn Renae — 279 Kmetik, Robert Joseph — Kmiecik, Dav e Daniel — Knapp, Lisa Ann — Knapp. Sue Ellen — 275 Knauber. Debbie Louise — Kneale, James Bradford — Knickerbocker, David A. — Knobeloch, Joyce Beth — Knopp. Lynn Marie — Knott, Kathryn Elizabeth —279 Knowlton, Robert Harley — 282 Kocak. Kathleen Ann — Koch, Charles Frederick — 248 Koch, Robert John — 264 Koch, Stev en Paul — Koerber. Beth Ann — 279 Koester, Patrick Joseph — Kohler. Anthony- Edward — 254 Kohler, Shirley Lou — 272 Koliadis, Nicholas Manio — 264 Koliadis. Valasia Manio — 279 Kominek, Elaine Sue — 254 Komminsk, Brad Lynn — Koons, R. Bruce — Kopp. Karen Michele — 279 Kordys, Richard Alan — Korki. Kimya — Korte, Gregory Gerald — Kosciuszko, Anthony J. — Kotnik, Laura Lynn — Kottke, Dagmar J. — 272 Kovachich, Jennifer Susan — Kradlak, William Michael — Kraft. Craig Allen — Kraft. Jean Elaine — Kragalott, Samuel Robert — Krainik, Ruth Anne — Kramer, Cliff Scott — Kramp. Merry Kay — Kranz, William Pritchard — Kratzer, Joseph Edward — Krause, Mark Robert — Kray. Richard A. — Kreais, Mary Louise — Kreitzer. Steve Robert — Kress. Brad Alan — Krichbaum, Brian Dean — Krier, Barbara Lee — Krochmal. Kenneth Joel — Krofft, Becky Lynn — Krofft. Kordon Eric — Kroll, Rhonda J. — Krouse, Michael Paul — Krouse. Russell Edward — Kruger. Theresa Margaret — Krull, Kimberly Anne — Kruse, Alan Orlin — 254 Kruse. Toni Ruth — Kruta. James Mitchell — Kubbs, Chris Robert — 259 Kuchinski, Joseph J. — 264 Kuck, David Allan — Kuebler, Christopher Denis — Kuenzig, Kurt Howard — 282 Kume. Deborah Marie — Kunkel, Jay Kelly — Kurber, Daniel Mark — 264 Kurtz, Saddie — Kussman. Jerome — Kynyk, John — Labolt, Nancy’ Ann — Labriola, Lisa Anne — Ladd. Lindsey- Leslie — Ladouceur, Kim Irene — 264 Laffin, Keith Alan — Lahovich, Joseph Mark — 264 Lahrmer. Scot Francis — 272 Laird, Myra — Lamancuso. John L. — Lamarco, Karen Lee — Lamarco, Teresa Lynn — Lamatrice, Stephen Blaise — Lamb. Donna G. — Lamb, Thomas W. — Lambert, Pamela Anne — 249 Lambert, Robert W. — Landis, Ruth Elnora — 282 Lange. Keith Alan — Lanza, Timothy Alexander — Larimer, Gregory- Charles — Lastrapes, Timothy J. — Latas. Mark A. — Lattanzio, Harry- Anthony — Laubis, Cheryl Lee — Laug, Kristi Karen — 272 Laughlin. Elizabeth Ashton — Laux, Richard Stephen — Lavin. Teri Marie — Lav orando. Joseph — LavvTence. B. Joy — Lawson, Edward Arthur — Layman. David Lee — 254 Layman. Steve Robert — Lazzaro, Joseph Charles — 259 Lee, Jacqueline Susan — Leemhuis, Gregory 1 Evan — 260 288 INDEX Leeth, Sandra Jo —254 Lefever, Edward Timothy — Legenza, Richard Andrew — Lehman, Marcia Jo — 279 Leibovvitz, Leslie Marc — Leis. Michael Allen — Leist, Robert Campbell — Leitenberger, Michael A. — Lelli, Craig Thomas — Lemke, P. Mark — Lenhart. Julie Anne — 254 Lenhart, Laura Ann — Lenhart. Tony L. — Lenssen, Debra June — Leone, Edward S. — Leonelli, Sandra E. —264 Leporte. Suzanne Marie — 279 Lesko, Laura Ann — Levin, Jonathan M. — Lew is, James Alan — 260 Lew is, Jane Wennel — Lew is, Nancy Kay — 254 Lewis, Ronald Stephen — 272 Levder, Gan ' Lee — Liber, Russell Lee — Lieb, Gerald Carl — 260 Lieb, Marvin Delbert — Liebrecht, John Joseph — Lietz, Susan Elizabeth — Liles, Steven Ray — Lilly, Susan Marie — Lindgren. Thomas Gerald — Lindquist. P. David — Linger, Judith Marie — Linhart, Beth Ann — 282 Lintela, Ann Amelia — 272 Linton, Karla Christine — 279 Liszewski, Michael Joseph — Lobenhofer. Carol Clarkson — Lo Buglio, Edward M. — Lochtefeld. Robert — 260 Lofton, Fanni Yvonne — Logsdon, Sara Elizabeth — Lombardi, Joni — Long, James Francis — Longbrake, Mark Ray — Longenhagen, Jeanne D. — 249 Longer, Anne Elizabeth — Longfellow, Stephen Eric — Longo, Julianne — Longosz, Edward John — Longwell, Carol Bravshaw — Longwell, Robert James — Loolen, Sandra Jean — Loomis, Mark Alan — Looney, Mark Allen — 264 Loosemore, Allan Garr — Loritts, Lori G. — Loucka, Alfi Halim — Love, Dennis Dwayne — Lovett, Lorain — Loving, Matthew Starling — 273 Lowdermilk, Mary Beth — 282 Lowe, Jack Irwin — Lowmaster. Timothy Lynn — Lo .anoff, Bruce — Lubich, William Arthur — Lucas, Debra Josephine — Ludwig, Brian Herbert — Ludw ig, Christina Marie — Lukas, Lance Lyndon — Luke, Kenneth Charles — Lundstrom. Catherine — Lundstrom. Thomas John — Lupo. Richard — Lusk. David Eugene — 260 Lutz, Larry L. — Lutz, Stephanie Jean — Luxon, Joann Elizabeth — Lyon, James Barn. — Lyon. Phillip Matthew — Lyons, Jeffrey Lynn — Maag. Ken Alan — MacDonald. Gary Edward — MacDonald, Michael Warren — MacEwen, Barbara Jane — Mack, Beverly Sarnia — Mack, Charles Emerson — Mack, John William — Mack, Joyce Ardetli — Mack, Thomas Alan — Mackey. Donald Arthur — MacLean, Maureen Susan — MacSwords, Elizabeth J. — MacZuga, James E. — Maddux, George Carson — Mader, Joie Marie — Magee, Luanne Marie — Magee, Summer — Mahoney, Karen Lee — Mahoney, Stephen Wavne — Maize, William Wesley — Majestic, Maryanne — Maki. Linda Susan — Maldonado, Mary Karen — 249 Maldonado. Rafael Enrique — Malerba, Marilyn — 249 Maloney, Tricia Ann — 273 Maloy, Donald Eugene — Mancini, Jody L —283 Mangas, Dan Richard — Mangas,Dena Lynette —279 Manghirmalani, Diane Kay — 280 Mann, David Andrew — Mann, Teresa Lynn — Mansfield, Mary Ann — Mansfield. Stephen R. — Mansperger, Thomas Lynn — March. Lynn Allan — 254 Margevicius, Sabina M. — Marino, Karen Theresa — Marion, Jody — Marklev. Margaret Elaine — Marks, Jeffrey Dale — Marks, William Thomas — 254 Marlow 1 , Jesse Leon — Marlow, Julie Ann — Marquart, Jed Eudette — 260 Marsh, Adam Eliott — Marshall. Bruce Dee — 254 Marshall, Bryan Lee —260 Marshall, James Donald — Marshall, Steven Dean — 264 Marshall. William D. —260 Martin, Chris Allan — Martin, David Graham — 254 Martin. Eric B. — Martin, James Paul — Martin, Philip Alan —254 Martin, Raymond Scott — Martin. Thomas O. — Mascio. William Angelo — 260 Maslen. Patricia Ann — Maslowski, Kassia Lynn — Maslowski. Susan Marie — Mason, Douglas Robert — Massaro, Carmen Gene — Massie, Gregory Allen — Massiello, Martin Joseph — Mastrianno. Joseph A. — Mathew, Marie Lynn — Mathews, Denise — Mathey, Laurie Lynn —283 Mathie, Daniel Lewis — Matthews, Clarissa Yvonne — 280 Matthews, Robert — Maltix, Kathy Elaine —275 Mau, Jeffery Lynn — 254 Mauk, Vicki Lynne — 254 Maul, Gary Richard — Maul. Julia Anne —254 Maurer, Heidi Elaine — Mauro, Vincent Frank — 275 Mawhorr, James Roger — May. Richard Duane — Mayer, Donald Gerald — Maynard, Elizabeth Ann — Maynard, Mark Steven — 254 Mazak. Martha Sue — McAllister, Julie Kay — McAllister, Patricia I ' . — 254 McArdle, Melissa Ann — McBumev, Donald Evans — McBumey, Margaret Ann — 273 McCabe, Craig Fredrick — 280 McCain, Kathleen Mary — McCall, Mark Stephen — McCallops, David George — McClain, Lisa Ann — McCain, William C. — McClintock, Patrick E. — McClish, Lee Charles — 275 McClurkin, Ami Michele — McComb, Brian James — 280 McConnell, Cynthia Lee — McConnell, William Francis — 283 McCoy. Craig Walter —264 McCracken, Jeffrey L. — McCraney, David Cecil — McCray, Luann — 254 McCreary, John Randy — McCurdy, David Sanford — McDaniel, Bruce Tyler — McDaniel, Douglas Allan —275 McDeavitt, Mary E. — McDorman, Lisa Lynn — McElroy, Scott Alan — 260 McEvey, Paul Wavne — McFall, Eileen — McFarland, Kathleen M. — McFarland, Mary Helen — McFarlin, Monica Mary — McGarry, Richard Duane — McGary, Timothy John — McGrath, Charles Daniel — McGuire, William Paul — 249 Mclntosh-Peters, Garth David — McIntyre, Marcia Lynne — McKell, William Alan — McKelvey, Alan Curtis — McKelvev, John Kenneth — McKibben, James — McKinney, Rebecca Sue — McKown, Gail Kathleen — McLachlan, Daniel Robert — 280 McLaughlin, Hugh Allen — McLeskey, Wayne Belton — McMahan, Gary Lee — McMahon, Dennis Patrick — McNalley, Yvette Lynn — McNeal, Kathryn Maree — 276 McNeill, Martin Kelly — McNew, Carol Marie — McNew, Thomas J. — 264 McQuistion, Roger Kent — 276 McRae, Daniel Glen — McVicar, Jon Malcolm — McWilliam, John Lee — Meade, James Patrick — 260 Meddles, John E. — Meeder. Michael Preston — Mehta. Mona — 254 Meinert, Russ Allen — Melick, Lyle Owen — 276 Melling, Blair Nevin — Melnick, Robert Russell — Melvin, W. Scott — 283 Mentrek, Joseph Michael — 276 Meredith, Ronald William — Merk. David Francis — Merk, Raymond James — Mesec, Mark Alan — Messick, Karen Jean — Messick. Ronald James — Messick, Steven Lee — Messina, Nancy Ann — Messina, Sandra Lee — 264 Metzger, Cynthia Rose —255 Meyer, Colette Irene —273 Meyer. Deborah Lynne — Meyer, Gayle Annette — Meyer, James Allen — Meyer, John Joseph — Meyer, Terry Joe — Meyers, Frank Brian — Meyers, Lee Ann — Michel, John James — Micheli. James Carl — Micheli, Mark Vincent — Micheli, Michael John — Micheli. Trois Teresa — Mickle, Teresa Colleen — Midkiff, Pamela Lee — Mikati, Amer Adnan — Mikita, Pattie Eillen — Mikita, William Hayden — Miklos, Monica Ann — Milanich, Gregory ' Earl —264 Millar. James Osborne — Miller, Bruce Alan —249 Miller. David L. — Miller, Frederick Wesley — Miller, Jack R. — Miller, James Forrest — Miller. Julia Ann — 255 Miller, Kerry Elizabeth — Miller, Mark Alan — Miller, Mark Carlton — 255 Miller, Mary M. — Miller, Michael Anthony — 273 Miller. Pamela Elizabeth — Miller, Rhonda E. — 264 Miller, Ronald Eugene — Miller, Ruth Nadine — Milligan. Scott Robert — Milliken, Joel M. — Milliron. Danial Joseph — 249 Millisor, Lisa Jo — 289 INDEX Mills, Everett C. — Mills, Gregory Scott — Mills, Michael David — Mills, Phyllis A. — Millward, James Albert — 260 Mincek, Joseph Ignatius — Minich, Daniel Kevin — 280 Minich, Lorna D. — Missimer, Randall E, — Missler, Susan Marie — Missler, Susan Maureen — 280 Mitchell, Herbert G. — Mitchell, Julie Ann — Mitchell. Richard Max — Mizer, Holly Ann — Mizrahi, Roni — 280 Moddes. Roger A. — 249 Modica, Carol Jean — 280 Moede, Beverly Jean — Moeller, Reed Martin — Mohr, Gregory Eugene — Molaskey, Linda Marie — 264 Molter. Jay Keil — Monastra, Judith Lynn — Mong, Alan Thomas — Mongine. Kathleen L — Mongine, Mark Stephen — 283 Monnin, Philip Virgil — Montanez, Rafael Eduardo — Moody, Jerald Ernest — Moody, Julie Bea — Moody, Nancy — Moomaw, Lynn Renee — Moore, Bryan Reid — Moore. James Layne — Moore, Marcia Faye — 283 Moore, Martha Sue — Moore, Pamela Ann — Moore. Peter Vincent — Moore, Ray Eugene — Moore, Sally Ann — 283 Moore. Sheila Elaine — 276 Moran, Judith Ann — 255 Moran, Rose Mildred — Morehart. Jerry Dean — 260 Morgan. Jay Phillip — Morgan, Jonathan Wayne — Morgan, Lee Anne — 264 Morgan, Lori Leigh — Morgan, Timothy Arden — Morgan, Wesley Wayne — Mories, Carol Diane — 273 Mories, Stanley Douglas — Morikavva, Kim Lori — Moritz, Joseph Fredrick — Momeweck, Amy Meghan — Moronti, Rebecca Lynn — Morris, Rickey — Morris, Roberta Anne — Morrison, J Craig — Morrison, Louise Diane — Morrison, Nancy Lu — 255 Morrow, John Stuart — Mortimer. Jacqueline Kay — 280 Moser, Timothy Robert — 276 Mosher. Paul Nathan — Motta, Anna Maria Pia — 273 Motta, Joseph Louis — 255 Motter, John Andrew — Mow ' der, Jane Elizabeth — 276 Movvery, Jay Eldin — Mov er, D. Kelly — Mozdy, Deirdre Lynn — 280 Mucke. John Paul — Mulcahv, Maryellen Marie — 255 Mulcahy, Michael John — Mundziak, Ronald Anthony — Muntean. Mark Alan — 255 Murphy. Kathleen Elizabeth — 280 Murphy, Martin Patrick — 280 Murphy, Mary Frances T. — 276 Murphy, Michael William — 276 Murschel, Christopher — Musgrove, Dawn Mae-Ry — 273 Muskoff, Daniel Harold — Mverly, Richard Crebs — Myers, David Brooks — Myers. Jackie Denise — Myers, Jane Lizabeth — Myers, Joseph Paul — 280 Myers, Mary Ellen — Myers. Randall Scott — Myers. Scott Michael — Myers, Tamie S. — Myers, Timothy Edwin — Nadeau. Sherry Lynn — Napier, Donna Lynn — Nardini, Michael Anthony — Naro, Kim Marie — Naseman, Gregory Allen — Neal, Cynthia Sue — 283 Neeland, Kathy Jeane — Neeles ' , Jennifer Jane — Neidig, Kevin Herbert — Neimaver, George Martin — 264 Neiswander. Lucille — Nellis, Nancy Madoline — 265 Nemarow. Jeryl Lynn — Nesbit, Todd William — Neth, Donald C. — Netherwood, Jacqueline L. — 255 Neumann. Gordon Paul — New, Robert Lynn — New house, Delbert W, — Newland, Todd David — 280 Newlove, John Frederic — Newman, Dewayne Thomas — Nicholls, Amy Lou — Nichols, Linda — 265 Nicholson, Barrs- Alan — Nicholson. Nancy Kay — Nickell, Malynda Kay — Nickles. Connie Sue — Nickles, Lisa Kay — 255 Niederkohr, Mark Eugene — Niese, Duane M. — Nilles. Jamie Marie — Nisbett, Dennis Halas — Nischsvitz, Jeffrey Lee — Nocifora, David Charles — Noday, David Michael — Noghreh, Kamran — Nolan, Gary Lynn — Nolde. Juergen K. — Noppom, Chans udh — Nord, Stev en Kenneth — Novak, Kevin Dean — Now, Julie Ann — Nowe, Kevin G. — Nuckles, Jeff Alan — Nye, James Orile — Obenour, Bruce Gordon — 255 Oberer. Linda Joy — 273 Obermeyer. Frederic Alan — Obiagwu, Jonathan Chiedu — O’Block, Patrick Joseph — Oddo, Julie Ann — 255 Oen, Rick James — Okal, Thomas James — Okorowski, Roberta Ann — Oliver. Mark Lee — Olsen. David Paul — Olwine, Lynette Evonne — 280 Omdahl, james Carson — 249 O’Neill, Gregory Edward — O’Neill, Lisa Ellen — 273 O’Neill, Nicholas J. — Onweller. Frank Thomas — Orear, Kevin Lee — Orr, Randall Lee — 249 Orr, William Emil — Ort. Jon Paul — 265 Osborne, Elizabeth Ann — 280 Osborne, Timothy Paul — Osbun. Julie Lee — Osowski. John Felix — Osowski, Joseph Casimir — Osowski, Susan Marie — Osterhage, Julene Renae — 265 O’Sullivan, Eileen Marie — Otcasek, Leslie Lynn — Ott. Arthur Eugene — Ouwerkerk, Mark David — Owen, Bradley James — Owens, Louis Joseph — 273 Oyer, Clyde Alan — 265 Pachura, Joseph Blase — 249 Pagano. Ronald Anthony — 249 Page. Stev en Alexander — Page, Tamah Lynette — Painter, Ann Marie — 280 Painter, Lynne Ellen — Paisley, Deborah Lynn — 276 Paisley, Steven Donald — Panelley, Douglas Jay — 273 Panopoulos, Pamela N. — Pappas, Thomas Paul — Parekh, Maria Lourdes — 283 Parker. Deborah Lynn — 265 Parker, Kathy Ann — Parkinson, Robert Brad — Parkinson, William S. — Parrill, Matthew Gary — Parrott, Robert William — Parry, Amy Jo — Parsons. Helen Harriet — Partridge, Stanley Mark — Pascuzzi. Nicholas Angelo — Patel, Jaishree I — 280 Patel, Pradip I — 265 Patel, Shirish, Jashbhai — Patrick, Darlene Sue — Patten, Moultrie — Patterson, Judith Marie — Patterson, Matthew Thomas — Patterson, Penny Ellen — Paul, Steven Wayne — Pav icic, Damir Roland — Pavkovich. Stev en Anthony — Pawlak, Susan Marie — Payne, John Bradley — Payntor, Edgar Scott — Paz, John W. — Pearce. Kathryn Paula — 265 Pearson, Gale Jean — Pease, Randy Eugene — Peckens, Robert D — Peckman, Neil H. — Peiffer, Richard Thomas — Pel ton, Robert Daniel — 250 Pelton, Suzette Marie — 280 Pendleton, Michael R. — Pennell, Lori Anne — Peoples, Jill Renee — Peoples, Randal Dwight — Percival, James William — Perkins, David Paul — Perron, Celeste C. — Pern, Kathleen Elaine — Pescara, Tony Steele — Pessell, Robert Keith — Pesuil. Melvin Bruce — Peterman, James Edward — Peters, Kristen Joy — Petersen. Daniel Scott — Peterson. Kirk Frederick — Peterson, Robert Lee — 280 Peterson. William Frank — Petretich, Christina M. — Petty, Timothy Lee — Pfau. John C. — Pfeiffer, William Wesley —255 Pherigo, Cherlyn Rae — 280 Phillips, Andrew Henry — Phillips, Donna Jo —280 Phillips, Elizabeth Annis — Phillips, Rory Eugene — Philp, Connell Wayne — Piccola, Richard A. — Pieklo, Maureen Nora — Pierce, Edwin Alan — 250 Pierce, Malinda May — Pilarczyk, Janice Lynn — 273 Pilarczyk, Karyn Helene — 280 Pippert, David Alan — Pippert, Diane Carol — Pitts, Jefferson Alton — Place, Tracy Joseph — Plank. Cheryl Sue — Plava, Donna Marie — Plava, Georgann — Poles, Michael Philip — Poling. Michael Alan —250 Polizzi, Mary Catherine — Pollins, Karen Lynn — Pollock, Robert Watson — Polovischak. Andrew — Pomeroy. Carolyn Susan — 276 Pond, Jane Ellyn — 265 Pontius, Richard A. — 280 Popio, Loren Anthony — Porterfield, Jeffrey Scott — Post, Kenneth Robert — Postlewaite. Charles Chapman — Potesta, Robert Henry — Potter, Albert L. — Potter, Michael Dean — Powell, Kimberly Joan — Powers, Mark Lyman — 280 Powers, Raymond Donald — Prater, Linda C. — Prater, Robert D. — Prenger, Thomas Lee — Preston, Bradley Allen — Preston, Michael William — Pretzlaf Michael M. — Price, Charles Gregory — Price, William Michael — 290 INDEX Prieto, Ramon Alberto — Prigodich. Nick Feodor — Pristas. Karen Ann — Prizel, Robert John — 280 Prokop, Paul Don — Pruitt, Christopher John — Pugh, Gregory Kim — Pukay, Rebecca Lynn — 283 Purdy. Karl Scott —280 Pursley, Karen Sue — 273 Puterbaugh. Connie Mae — 283 Quattrocchi, Christine — 255 Quattrocchi, Nancy - Teresa — 280 Quattrocchi, Philip R. — Quellhorst, Timothy S. — Quinlan, Thomas Ronald — Quintanilla, Jose A. — Quraishi, Catherine Aisha — Raber, George Thomas — Raber. Patricia Jane — 255 Radcliff, George Alan — Rader, John Edward — 255 Rader, Mark David — Raffath, Brenda Lou — 280 Rahe, Ronald Glenn — Rak. Debbie Louise — 283 Ramos. Marybeth — Ramsdell. Lori Lynn — Ramsey , Michele Louise — 255 Rarnzy, Nagy Naguib — Rankin, James Gordon — Ranly, Martha Jo —255 Raptis, Leo S. — Rasch, Charles Andrew — Rasmussen, Donald James — Rasmussen, Joanne — 265 Rasmussen. Kenneth W. — Rauchntan, Judith Lynn — Rausch, Linda Louise — 276 Rauschenbach. Jon Eric —265 Rauvola, Becky Lynne — Ray, David Allan — 250 Ray, Shawn Patrick — Reale, Frank Charles — Ream, Beverly Rae — Ream, Deborah Lynn — Ream, Gregory - Lee — Rech. Timothy Joseph — Redmon. A. Leigh — 250 Reed. Douglas Robert — Reed, Jennifer Ann — Reed. Scott Allan — Reep. Daniel Mark — Rees. Constance Ruth — Reese, Jessica Lynn — 260 Reese, Richard Thomas — Reese, Stephen Charles — Reeves, Barbara Anne — 265 Reeves, Kathryn — Reeves, Randy L. — 250 Regan, Wayne Arthur — Reichelderfer, Brenda L. — 260 Reichert, Mark Alan — Reichert, Tamara Lou — Reichert, Terry Lynn — 280 Reichert. Thomas Lee — 276 Reid, Daniel Frederick — Reider, Maureen Mrie — 283 Reiger, Arthur Charles — Reigle, Bob Dean — Reilly, Ellen — Reinhard. Jon Eric — 276 Reinsel, G. Cooka — Remic, Karen Marie — Rencheck. Michael W. — Reno, Daniel Martin — Rex, Valerie Jo — Rev, Cheri Lynn — Rey nolds. Mark Alan — Reynolds, Susan Kay — Rhoades, Clifford Robert — 250 Rhone. Vincent David — Riber, Gregory A. — Rice, Brenda Carol — Rice. Dean Alan — 280 Rice, Nancy G. — Richards, Georgeanne Sue — Richards. Patricia Lynn — 265 Richards. Stephen Roland — Richards, Suzanne Marie — 280 Richards. William A. — Richey, Brent Alan — 260 Richie, Shari Lynne — Richters, Gregory Scott — Rida. Tina Cheri — 273 Rider. Wanda Kay — Ridgley, Joan Vemita — 276 Ridgway. Annette Francis — Riechman. Curtis Edward — Riechman. Ronald Lloyd — 256 Riedel. Holly Kay — 276 Riegle, Tracey Lee — 280 Riemer. Helene Beth — Riley, Tammie Marie — 280 Rinderle, Stephen Joseph — Rinehart. Stev en Charles — 283 Ringelman, Jill Ellen — 280 Ringer. Paula Elisa — 276 Ringrose, Michael John — Rising, Donald Alan — Risner, Rita Faye — Rittenhouse, James Arthur — Rittenhouse, Jospeh Alan — Ritter. Denise Jean — 265 Ritter, Nancy Lea — 276 Rizzi, Raymond — Roach, David Glenn — Roach, Mary Ann — Robaczynski, John Joseph — Roberson. Terry Jean — 256 Roberts, Gregory Dean — Roberts, Mary Margaret — Robinette, Mark Burton — Robinson. Alice Louise — Robinson, Jrtmes Scott — Robinson, Mark Allan — Rockhold, Brian Kent — Rodabaugh. Patricia S. — Rode, Susan Ann — 280 Rodenburgh, Adrianus — Roebuck, Joanne Heather — 276 Roehrle, Diane Kay - — 280 Roehrle, Rodney Lynn — 276 Rogensues, Gregory Royce — Rogers, Dean Eldon — 276 Rogers, Kyle Ray — Rogers. Mary Frances — Rogers, Rodney Kim — 256 Rohm, Mark Alan — Rohrs, John Theodore — Rohrs, Neal Owen — Roller, Gregory Leo — 265 Rollins, Deborah Irene — 276 Romanowski, Curt James — Romanovvski, Ly nn — Ropchock, Mark Allen — Ropelewski, Jeanette — 280 Rose, Mark Alan — 276 Rose. Michael William — Rose, Paul Matthew — Roselle. Michael A. — Rosen, Steven Eliot — Rosenbauer. Douglas A. — Rosenberger, Robert N. — Ross, James Joseph — Ross. Jeffery T. — 251 Ross. Lewis James — Ross. Rebecca Sue — Roth, J o Ann — Rotroff, Kurt Robert —280 Rotsinger, Jean Elizabeth — Rotter, Jeffrey William — 250 Rowaihy, Hamid Mahmoud — Rowland, David Lee — Rovse, Regina Lou — Rubeck, Marsha Ann — Rubin, Jeffrey Howard — Rubin, Stanley Martin — Rueth, Joseph Edward — Ruffini, Michael Alan — Ruhlman, Elaine Susan — 273 Rumsey, Tracy Lynn — Runnerstrom, Lars Robert —250 Ruppert, Gregg Allen — Rush, Gloria Ruth — Russ, Dairy 1 Nelson — Russell, Janet Sue — 280 Russell, Martin David — 265 Russell, Owen Roderick — Ryan, Janet Marie — Ryan, Robert Grady — Ryder, James Sean — 256 Saad, Zaki Mohamed — Sadoogh Abbassian, Nadereh — Sadowski, Stephen Leroy — Saffell. Ainsley — Sagan, Gregory B. — Sagonowsky, Nicholas Alexander — Sainovich, Myron Rudy — Salem. Joseph Albert — 265 Salmen, Joseph Claire — Salo, Steven Martin — Sames. Patricia Anne — Samrad. Bijan — Samrad. Gittv Diana — 256 Sandeen. Gary C — Sanders. Janice Kay — Sands, Thomas Frank — 273 Sanguigni. Thomas Cameleus — 281 Santee, Jill Ellen — Santora, Jayne A. — Satterfield, L. Kendall — Satvanathan, Jairaj — Saul, Chris Lee — 261 Saum, Stev en Gerald — 261 Saunders, Frederick Stephen — Saunders. John Melvin — Saunders. Stephanie C. — 265 Saunders. Timothy Scott — Saxton, Michael David — Scarav elli. Charles L. — 256 Scarton, Janice Marie — 273 Schaefer, Marianne — Schaffer, Paul Morgan — Schaffner, Jeffery - O. — Schanely. Laurie Jane — Schantz, Patricia Christina — Scharein, Candace Louise — 273 Schaupp, Jeffrey Todd — Schaut, Valarie Ann — 281 Scheduler, Richard Allan — Scheufler. Dav id Earl — Schilling, Douglas Mark — Schimmoller. John Mark — Schlegel, Stephen J. — Schleiger. James D — Schlumbohm. Linda Grace — Schlump, Stephen John — Schmenk, Michael F. — Schnarre, James Joseph — Schneble, Alfred William — Schneider, Jennifer Louise — Schobelock, Michael Jay — Schobelock, Teresa June — Schoenberger, Stuart Jay — 250 Schoenlein, Daniel J. — 256 Schoenlein, Melissa Marie — Schoonmaker, Roger Scott — 261 Schott, Patricia Ann — 281 Schrader, Bruce George — Schuette, Herbert F. — Schumacher, Daniel P. — Schumacher. David Lyle — 281 Schumacher. Gregory James — Schumacher, John Charles — Schumacher. Mark Eric — Schwartz, Brent Allen — Schwartz, Ellen Patricia — Schwartz. Richard Mark — Schwarzkopf. Lori Ann — 265 Schweitzer. Sandra Lee — Schweitzer. Sheri Lynn — 261 Schwepe. Alan Paul — Schwerer, Jeffrey Eugene — 256 Schwindl. Marie L. — Scott, John L. — 261 Seaman, Jeffrey Earl — Seasly, Michael Eugene — Sebach. Mike Allen — Sebastian, Mary anne — Seginak, Jean Anne — Segraves. Melodie Kav — Seif, Thomas Josiah — 281 Seiter, Mary Jo — 265 Seitz, Douglas Lowell — 256 Sell, Robert Owen — 256 Semon, Michael Andrew — Seng, Deborah Lynn — Senuta, Mari Jo — 283 Serio, Joseph Philip — 256 Sey mour. Robert Lee — Sfeir, Hala Marie — 265 Sgroi, Robert Joseph — Shafer, Jamie Jo — Shah. Kama! Kumar — Shah, Pragnya Dinesh — Shah, Vimal Kumar — Shahbodaghlou, Farzad — 276 Shane, Carol Lynn — Shannon. Janice Eilean — Shappell, Scott Allen — 281 Sharp, Robyn Jo — Shasteen, Barbara Denise — 265 Shaw, Douglas Bruce — Shaw, Marcia Ann — 256 Shaw, Mark Allen — 265 Shaw, Rebecca Lynne — Shawley, Donald Edwin — 291 INDEX Shea. Patrick Joseph — 283 Sheeskin, Debra Joy — Sheets, Kerry Kelly — Sheets. Kimberly Kelly — Sheets, Robyn Leigh — Shell. Randall Dee — Shelmon. Donald Ward — Shepherd, James Edward —281 Shepherd. Joseph Michael — Sherman, Dorothy Jean — Sherman, John Damian — Sherman, Mary Susan — Sherritt, Steven Scott — Shick, Barry Headley — Shififlet, Daniel E. — . Shifley. Rick Llyn — ' Shimmin, Karen Dale — Shin, Robert Youngsup — Shipley, Dean Matthew — Shipley, Todd Edward — Shirkey, Jeffrey John — 266 -- Shook. Karen Elaine — Shook, Kathryn Elizabeth — 266 Shultz, Ray mond Keith — Shutt, Judson H. — Shutt, Scott Lemuel — Shuttleworth, Mark Allen — Sidles, Shery 1 Joann — 266 Siebeneck, Ann Elizabeth — 276 Siefring, Darla Jean — 256 Siegenthaler, Lisa Ruth — 256 Siegenthaler, Penny Joanne — Simari, Matthew Joseph — Simmons. Chris Vincent — Simons, Donald Bruce — Simpson. Carl David — Simpson, Jesse Bremer — 256 Simpson, Roger Wayne — Sims, Erin Elaine — Simunich. Roseann Mary — 266 Sirigas, Valerie M. — 266 Skeens. Troy Woodrow — Skernp, Josef Charles — Skillman. Lori Ann — Skrabak, Richard Andrew — 261 Skupinski, Gregory — 281 Skutt, Alan Gerald — Slack, Laurie Marie — 276 Slaton, Wesley Danny — Slonecker, Russell Lynn — 281 Smalley, Cathy A. — Smalley , David Peter — Smalley ' , William Langstaff — Smidebush. Gerald Chas — 266 Smith, Barry Daniel — Smith, Barry Lee — Smith, Barry Lewis — Smith. Bradley Michael — 256 Smith, Charles Roy — Smith, Cy nthia Ann — Smith, Diane Lou — 281 Smith. Elizabeth — 256 Smith, Eugene Howder — Smith, Holly Anne — Smith, James Duane — Smith, John J — Smith. Joseph D. — Smith, Kurt A. — Smith, Lisa Diane — Smith. Ly nell Dee — 276 Smith. Margaret — Smith, Martha Elayne — Smith, Mary Beth — 273 Smith, Melanie Lynn — Smith, Michael Eugene — 256 Smith, Pamela Jane — 256 Smith, Polly Gina — 276 Smith. Scott Anthony — Smith, Scott Brian — 256 Smith, Scott Elliott — Smith, Steven Roy — 257 Smith, Sylvia Ann — Smith, Vickie Lynn — 273 Smith, Victoria Lynn — Smokovich, Ly nn Ann — Smoot. Dan Gary — Snare, Deborah Ann — Snider, Robert Lynn — Sniscak. Kathy — Sniscak, Thomas Joseph — Snook, Betty Ann — Snyder, Jeff Gary — Snyder, Lonnie Allen — Snyder, Pamela King — Snyder. Rhett Eugene — Sobers. 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