Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 344 of the 1975 volume:

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I 'I' i -ILrTfn , For nine months, ! like a Colosseum in Rome it stands Silent with on!y the ghosts of cheers whispering through its stands . echoing past conquests and then One crisp, cool September Saturday It happens and the faint ring of a distant victory bell ! 3 ; S e V a he I...- 3 3 87,000 blood-thirsty, victory hungry Buckeys mob their way into its belly To watch one of the top college football teams in the nation .. . a leavesl3E 40f leaves t n e n O D: D: O .W e In T Iu a M Ieavesf41 S e V a .P. If 2 4 I'I'l'av I f4'fFrcoV .kL'4fT'i1A ' HA: I 4! d j'nuru lo: 1 'n gilt 33' tine, ?,wa , $ew Ipfdw' ,I, riaI ! g$lizf - .' 5 W1 W . : Vt. ?.A4:h! 'Ja ' l l'r... . 10Wka 1? , 53:75 '3', ;a' -r;..-I:J l' 1 ..y .1 M1 b. y' A givird .3 'IE . V. 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A wall-sized window reveals a wide multitude of trees silhouetting against the stately older buildings of campus . . . Just one level below, the throng flocks t0 the newest gathering spots . . . Shakey's, jammed and noisy Long lines stream out of McDonaldhs . . . A walk upstairs restores tranquility . . . 64; leaves Modern paintings line the richly panelled halls of Drake Newness is all around, making deeper impressions with each step . . . Those studying quietly in the lounge seem oblivious to the view of the Olentangy River, wide and murky against the open expanse of sky A theater class meets in Thurber .. . Friends gather to talk in the buffeteria The child of Ohio Union flourishes . .. lea vesl 65 s e v a b alt. m h. l! AI; Hi5 IP15 OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY THEATRE PRESENTS: STICKS AND BONES Ieaveslei' 1eave5169 70! leaves Ieavesf 71 72! leaves lea ves! 73 x 74lleaves 5 7 r! 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If no . .. and if so . . . then why should I trouble trouble? Margaret Honton photos by Johnnie L. Legrair, Jr. 9 3 I w nab m TOWARDS DAWN The red sun tumbled thru the night In wild cascade towards rising light As hearts pounded a gathering beat In tune with a burning, consuming heat Wild scream into cresendo roars aloud A new day born freshly proud . . . Jim Green ' ' . eiaE-I . '3. -. 1:. r Mfg? m 1h.r ,--. 1!.- all +'- ' wghwfw 2g: photos by Johnnie L. Legrair, Jr. 1401 the gallery k 3. M 1 Kw ijbhswu-wguw' u:.'- ..-.-.-....- .s .y'. - 0n the very spot where north and south meet In the middle of the Oval On one foot I stood And, while pondering prisms and grapefruit I closed my eyes and smiled And disappeared Forever. Jeff Hayman : ! W'B ' I u I. rhe gaunymr inf z. .chzncmi. 2:58. .23.. .ozmzam? .2235 m T m U D E PHYSICS-MEDiCINE I42Idrizzle 23.222235 z.5:wzn...wz.. 1528.33.92m.ma:n:.:oz 4 VII n 0 m VII Mm LI: IN. I-. h: 'j C II 2' drizzle! 'I 43 I 1,! '- BETA TH ETA PHI FRONT ROW: B. Davis, A. lanes, S. Ballantyne, Mrs. Carpenter, P. Limes, P. Shirk, S. Cole, T. lacovetta, T. Davis. ROW 2: S. Vilardo, J. Wambach, M. Bastine, P. Stokes, T. Cancila. ROW 3: C. Dynes, S. Kraushar, B. Mayer, S. Ridler, D. Menery. ROW 4: E. Zieher, G. Kraushar, S. Halten, J. Weckesser, D. Racher, R. DeGarmo. D. Weber, R. Antolino. ROW 5: D. Mahle, A. Beyers, T. Barnhart, T. Greiner, C. Cooper, J. Scott, R. Pashuck, D. Armilage, T. Schriber, J. Lehner. ROW 6: L. Hughes, C. Moore, T. McKinnell, A. Hug, G. Codner, J. Hughes, M. Riley, R. Simon. ROW 7: R.C. Jacobs, D. Ketchum, D. Kelch, T. Diamond, B. Schrichte, M. Huddy. DELTA GAMMA FRONT ROW: 8. Bennett, J. Fisher, L. Grimes, J. Hartshome, T. Finke, Morn Cole, N. Williams. ROW 2: T. Miller, E. Kelley, B. Bauer, M. Fortunato, A. Linsley, E. Roberts, D. Gagen. ROW 3: D. Tilberry, K. Corry, L. Michner, B. Slang, T. DeGood, B. Bailey, D. Hathaway, L. Punzar, K. Hoelzl, S. Floyd, A. Gilchrist, L. Wellman, D. Shilladay, P. Parker, A. Lazaroni, C. Pfeiffer, C. Loftus, L. Challburg, M. Yatsko, L. Smith, J. Bush, N. Stickrath. Row 4: G. Galvin, M. Renner, C. Horn, D. Hanratty, l. Urmston, D. Urh, L. Loveland, T. Michols, K. Brown, J. Paxton, P. Wynn. ROW 5: l. Wimmermon, J. Schultz, K. Smith, N. Smith. ROW 6: S. Sloffer, S. Swies, L. Smith, T. Adams, D. Volliver, E. Ripen- hoff; S. Millikin, K. Nowakowski, M. McNeill, S. Van Schoik, N. Adams, M. Hoyne, K. Validiserri, L. Kazmerzack, L. Rogers, D. Biniker. ROW 7: D. Mullet, M. Bach, J. Olds, S. DeVictor, D. Daniel, C. lofelice, J. Shutt. 1441joiners , f KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA FRONT ROW: P. Biair, P. Girdley, S. Blair, 8. Bright, 8. Johnson, M. Yardley, L Gemienhardl, T. Mandeleil, L. Kuhn. ROW 2: S. Snoddy, G. Walls, 1. Eversole, A. Durvin, D. Dodgson, H. Teft, B. Brown, D. Fiottemesch, L. Duirbis. ROW 3: E. Mokhiber, l. Werlz, P. Ferguson, J. Leith, G. Wallis, L. Oze, C. Linville, G. Nally, B. Coyn, K. Goble. ROW 4: l. Barri, M. Linder, C. Headlee, J. Schwemby, M. Byrnes, DV Mulholand, K. Blair, L. Eyre, K. Jeffers, S. Weath- erholt, G. Diexson, M Cuesl, S. Van Bourgondien, L. Dies, M. Ridenour, D.-Dyer, H. Hiver, M. McClure, B. Cross, L. McCleod. ALPHA CHI OMEGA FRONT ROW: M. Chapman, B. Newman, 8. Monahon, B. Hune, S. Brawn. ROW 2: C. Hohenstein, D. Billmire, K. Khomras, B. Lowering, B. Kingsburry, J. Beckwilh, C. McCarthy, S. Allison, K. Kovach, N. lablonski, S. Kosloff, M. Suffron, L. Slater. ROW 3: D. Henney, L. Tilton, J. Weisent, M. Milam, B. Wcstercamp, L. Thutman, W. Hallas, 8. Weeks, P. Sanders, C. Norris, A. Powers, C. Brown, MJ. Oswald, D. Davis. ROW 4:5. Sibila, J. Moore, 5. Barnes, H. Ferguson, D. Rinsma, N. Elder, M. McGuire, B. Andres, 5. Shaw, D. Pfeiffer, L. Moore, P. Fuss, L. Smith, S. Tainlor, 8. Beech, A. Koslnfr, Mom Barnes, Ms. Williams. ROW 5: Mrs. Horst, C. Moore, J. Croker, R. Moehler, L. Buergel, G. Birch, D. Michael, C. Iceman, l. Chaney, L. Perrone, P. Caton, S. Kaufman, B. Blume, Muriel Schneider, L. Lawson. ..-m-.-...........-....-.. 3.. a SIGMA NU FRONT ROW: T. Rogers, T. Ferrito, D. Weeks, J. Fry, J. Biltz, P. Janotka, B. Dietz. ROW 2: B. Olney, S. Miller, M. Lavalle, D. Beeman, J. Reft, M. Kyser, T. Rogers, B. Chase. ROW 3: D. Bird, B. Meister, C. Howard, T. Hoffman, J. Moore, C. Averill, J. Devore, M. Harbert, R. Darrell, J. Prior, J. Cruz, V. Kalvaris, B. Hepburn. ROW 4: T. House, H Baun'l', R. Fling, l. Brewster, B. Wall, P. McDevitt, D. Folsom, G. Gill, 8. Archer, D. Dumond, M. Matter, G. Bradley. ROW 5: M. Moore, J. Muhlbach, D. Davitz, W. Katris, J. Smoot, M. Stroufe, R. Smoot, J. Dillion, C. Anderson, R Burleson, J. Kohler, W. Smoot. SIGMA NU LITTLE SISTERS FRONT ROW: L. Sellers, 1. Ferrito, B. Pierce, A. Kostoff, L Leflwich, N. Anderson, M. Kummerer. ROW 2: K. Faye, C. Runyan, M. Demoret, l. Arnold R. Smoot, D. Dpleski, P. Harrington, C. Bainter. KAPPA ALPHA THETA FRONT ROW: M. Finney, S. McCleary, M. Palipchak, N. Pickett, 8. MC Nemar, 5. Ward, V. Lyle, S. Harper, K. Conroy, M. Scott. ROW 2: B. Lash, N. Berner, A. Trail, A. Banta, D. Roberscm, M. Slouphides, B. Charles, C. Ireland. ROW 3: T. Lineham, P. Cameron, L. Prendergast, V. Spencer. ROW 4: B. Halverson, 5. Robinson, P. Henderson, C. Goodwill, L. Todd, D. Boich, M. Quesada, P. Sims, B. Vollmer, N. Dolan. ROW 5: C. Parilak, S. Cooke, A. Urig, M. Malone, B. Krill, S. Corbacioglu, A. Wilson, C. Kottenstetle, C. Evans, 5. Downey, D. Bender, S. Cranblatt, B. Rigg, l. Myers ROW 6: N. Holtzmuller, J. Butrey, B. McConnell, K. Losey, H. Talbot, C. Jones, L. Weatherbee, C. Perkins, L. Grandstaff, B. Von Gundy, S. Smith, L. Butrey. PI BETA PHI FRONT ROW: J. Burgess, R. Dieli, C. Edwards, T. Eiliot, J. Conkel, K. Schmidt, A. Sloupkides, K. Grace, J. Paiterson, 1. Porter, C. Belfato. ROW '2: S. Fisher, S. Hall, L. Scott, P. Schwamberger, L. Parker, 3. Meyers, C. Smith, N. Kramer, C Webber. ROW 3: L. Roberson, D. Mahler, N. Fossi, l. Kulinski, M. Flanagan, B. Davis, 5. Coehing, K. Firestone, K. Wajahn, K. Mason, R. Ranker, A. McWilliam, D. Speiker, L. Piccirillo, S. Alvarado. ROW 4: L. Morrett, L. Mathews. ROW 5: J. Miller, S. Nangle, S. Wheeler, J. Leingang, M. Pietrizyk, S. Wood, M. Mokry, L. Dowley, M. West, A. Young, L. Link, D. Haignere, S. Stoffel, C. Godfrey, K. loseph, S. Connor. ROW 6: L. Jackson, S. White, V. McMurrow, L. Mundew, K. losiin, C. Ries, C. Van Heyde, K. Uland, M. Connor, D. Wisman, G. George, L. Bugger, M. Ensign, El Rader, B. Evans, S. Gannon. . ....::- SIGMA PHI EPSILON I FRONT ROW: l. Toth, E. Miller, G. Baxter. ROW 2: F. Weihmiller, D. Brooks, D. Reis, M. Alfen. ROW 3: M. Lumpkin, J. Merz, M. Culichia, S. Zimmer. ROW 4: J. Allshouse, B. Hanna, M. Hallam, l. Zimmerman, K. Adams, G. Meadows, M. Stevens, T. Van Horne. ROW 5: B. Yeager, J. Merz, M. Colley, N. Pelrosky, D. Be'rlin, H. Lubitz, D. Elder, J. Spencly, R. Waterworth, G. Kemp, M. Gallagher, T. Turner, R. Salmons, B. Finlay. ROW 6: D. Baer, M. Grocky, A. Panke. 1- ' PHI GAMMA DELTA FRONT ROW: 5. Kitzmiller, D. Tilley, T. Jones. ROW 2: M. Thomas, R Arquilla, D. Brown, R. Smudz, R. Ashe, M. Lipari, T. Thress, J. Frye, B. Colvin, l. Dillon, P. Wasserbauer, P. Thompson. ROW 3: B. Troll, K. Morrison, K. Lee, T. Wood, T. Fawls. ROW 4: B. Knox, D. Armstrong, K. Hazelton, B. Weidman, J. Oelgoetz, S. Wonder, 5. Weaver, P. H Clutter. ROW 5: R. Levering, G. Hamilton, J. Riley, J. Smith, I. Hicks, L. Hall, V. Simonelti, M. Cornelle, B. Marcus. ' ROW 6: T. Johnson, J. Downey, T. Taylor, D. Holland, S. Allen, J. Braddon. HM... Allan ZETA TAU ALPHA FRONT ROW: D. Simpson, P. Kaldor, S. Ridenour, M. Dennis, B. Malpiedi, M. Lindenberg, R. Hill, 5. Kestner. ROW 2: C. Bolton, M. McKilrick, S. Lindamood, D. Peterjohn, S. Hill, 3. Levine, K. Baker, C. Halley, A. Kramer, C. M0- rando, C. Murphy, M. O'Breza. ROW 3: J. Ogline, D. Bassinger, D. Mead, S. Jervey, S. Schaefer, P. Davis, M. Tums, L. McCall, S. Kostelia, S. Zack, K. Schwartz, S. Stevens, E. King, G. Troughton. ROW 4: I. Kubit, K. Hunoenger, J. Smith, R. McVeigh, V. Crabtree, S. Cydrus. SIGMA ALPHA MU FRONT ROW: R. Feldman, A. Levy, S Weisman, M. Hackman, S. Sleinberg, H. Schneider, G. Rosenmuner, G. Flaum, D. Kurz, B Cordon, L. Lautman, L. Abramson. ROW 2: A. Miller, L. Shall, M. Wexler, M. MeItzer, B. Cross- man, M. Hackman, B. Taub, N. Goldstein, B. Edelmam ROW 3: M. Fishman, S. Shall, I. Richman, J. Richman, B. Rosenstein, H. Goodman, D. Bronstein, H. Belford. ROW 4: J. Perdman, J. Duchon, B. Simon, D. Barrisch, B. Gold- stein, M. Dereau, B. Kiein, C. Schwartz. ROW 5: L. Edelman, D. Horwitz, B. Goldwasser, L. Davis 'i i i i I 4' -! g .E J; .1. .! Li 1' J Ii 1 1 i ! ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA FRONT ROW: M. Verhoff, E. Strouse, G. Baumgardener, B. Hendershol, T. Reeves, 5. Carlisle, Wl Duer, J. On, 3 Van Darvon, P. Andre, J. Hoepf, M. Cook, A. Swonger. ROW 2: J. Day, D. Kunkle, D. Faulkner, L. Sallee, T. Kap- penhofer, D. Kraner, R. Getz, E. Rohn, J. King, T Benecke, T. Ransey, D. Shellhouse, M. Ladrach, B. Davis, I. Rieth- man, L. Kohler, R. Whinnery, E. Kries, D. Bechtel, D. Smith. ROW 3: C. Fralick, R. Miller, R. Carmony, l. Shaner, R. Matter, N. Basinger, M. Taylor, J. Derringer, T. Butler, T. McKee, K. Glanz, D. Hange, K. Martin, J. Shull, B. Crosser, G. Butler, D. Wank, B. Agle, D. Husek. ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA. LITTLE SISTERS FRONT ROW: J. Eversole, B. Miller, S. Smith, M. Snyder, K. Kilbarger, S. Ricketls, S. Kline, T. Wefch, G. Perry, I. Morehead. ROW 2: J. Egbert, P. Rhonemus, G. Bradley, J. Custer, M. Myer, E. Sigcnthaler, DA Hiser, J. Yoder, D. Neiderman, J. Urnstrom, D. Gerber, T. Jackson, C. Murphy, C. Shomaker. ROW 3: P. Davis, C. Faulkner, K. Engle, J. Folio, C. Haas, J. Miller, MK. Heft, L. Meiring, S. Hare, C. Bovard, M. Deam, J. Berschct. 150fjoiners ALPHA DELTA PI FRONT ROW: J. Beery, S. Slackhouse, C. Verrell, R. Smith, N. Gilmore, C. Bauer, M. Klaiber, D. Harsh, L. Ktaiber, S. Codez, B. Helmkamp. ROW 2: L. Miller, M. Noteman, D. Scheiman, M Beach, K. Knebet, M. Novak. ROW 3: L. Shisier, S. Satterfield, 5. Lord, J. Sullivan. ROW 4: K. Wach, B. Foley, K. Schumaker, N. Kaufman, C. Moore. ROW 5: K. Riegel, L. Svoboda, P. Sanlanello, N. Alecusen, Mrs. Holsopple, S. Beamer, M. Townsend, P. Hanna, J. Baker, L. Coman, D. Krahn. SIGMA CHI FRONT ROW: 1. Moore, 5. Stulzer, T. Terrier, J. Sullivan, W. Yankovich. ROW 2: J. Hyler, R. Weaver, A. Snyder, J. Coridan. ROW 3:1. Dittoe. R. Simonsen, D. Bendig, H. Schroeder, C. Christie, D. Henrena, C. Groshek, C. Frank, T. Kottenslette, C. Le Fevre,1. Hrenya, JA Strasser, D. Shields, D. Kuehn, B. Merwin, 1. Wilson, S. Black. ROW 4: G. Routson, G. Burke, R. Swan, T. Gstalder, M. Austin, R. Justice, J. Winters, D. Mercer, l. Wolfe, D. Kramer, D. Bi- schoff. ROW 5: PAL Gunnell, T. Means, K. Switzer, M. Darah, J. Limes, T. Moore, J. Kniep, l. Wolfinger, R. Russ, C. Cain, D. Leader, S. Johnston, S. Seiple, K. Thompson, J. Bokerman, B. Limbach, C. Barton, D. Kuch, T. Donadio, K. Moore, K. Chinchar, j. Noble. iv FRONT ROW.- 1. Daniel, K. Kennedy, C. Moore, L. Cook, C. Clark, L. CIeary,-A. Dorsey, P. Finnerty. ROW 2: S. Greene, M. Uhlenbrock, A. Fotopoulos, K. Terry, M. Catlos, N. Cook, 6. Mann, K. Keith, A. Cooper, C. Coates, I. Croley, J. Houston. ROW 3: C. Murphey, l. Wiiliams. L. Greer, L. Tabbachi, C. Cummins, T. Washington, Aunt Ginny, l.. Christianson, G. Whalen, S. Stinson, D. Reams, l. Tippett. ROW 4: J. Hamm, S. Wharton, L. Wolfson, N. Banley, L. Nevins, A. Chenoweth, M. Shanks, P. Andrews, B.B. Caskey, B. Schager, E. Lekson, C. Ross, A. Murphey, D. Shuster. ROW 5: E. Montgomery, L. Hiller, R. Ushelski, M. Whitmore, 5. Dean, YO-Ok-Koh, C. Smith, S. Zim- merman, C. Levering, S. FarreII, B. Herzog, G. Moore, K. Andre, P. McCarthy, M. Wadlington, S. Moore, K. Bod- narik, P. McCabe, DJ. Beeson, M. Frizzel. DELTA DELTA DELTA PRONT ROW: 6. Barclay, R. Conroy, D. Terapak, J. Maidet, B. Boggs, P. Cagin, L. Brown, V. Cameron. ROW 2: P. Steinhaus, M. Hill, J. Hetersheit, C. Breese, P. Chase, P. Reagan, I. Crislip, B. Heinz, L. Breese, L. Wagner, l. Cais- winkler. ROW 3: l. Sberna, l. Steigerwald, L. Fox, MJ. Vilardo, S. Thompson, l. Bulterworth, J. Burris, D. Leipman, L. Parker, J. Gafke, E. Neff, C. Distelzweig, C. Ketterer, B. Schulz, M. Van Kirk, K. Newlon, E. Wirtz, 1. Pierce, T. Cat- ena, J. Rout, P. Tobias, J. Estill, Mrs. Thompson, C. Dastoli, 1.. MacEwan, D. lkenberry, J. Ross, S. Hanover, B. Cod- dard, l. McMillan, M. Strasek. ROW 5: B. Moore, B. Taylor, E. Donahue, J. O'Brien, K. Marshall, D. Wiger, K. Brisley, C. Marsh, 5. McCarley, K. Zane, S. Rudy, C. Shepherd, 5. Gaston, 5. Beam, L. Sauter, B. Brauer, M. Keferris, A. Ponetfield, P. Gaston. ROW 6: K. Rose, B. Skillman, L. Shuts, B. Nemley, M. Pagura, T. Hartley, 5. Tambur, B. Dowry, N. Yeoman, RA. Wike, C. Reynolds, T. Zack, D. Mans. k . TRIANGLE ERONT ROW: 5. Slumphauser, M. Trimeloni, T. Pontillo, Mrs. Harrison, R. Beckmeyer, O. Thiele, J. Fullerton, G. Deis. ROW 2: D. King, R. Glassburn, J. Roberson, B. P0wers, T. Herman, W. Plaat, R. Herb. ROW 3: S. Rucker, E. Hughes, 1. Coffey, P. Smith, J. Etherton, D. Yock, B. Maloney. KAPPA DELTA FRONT ROW: E. Baumgardner, l. Dekany, G. Hoodlebrink, B. Elder, V. Zeigler, M. Wells, C. Cody, J. Mykrantz. ROW 2: E. Bachman, B. Beavers, L. Chidsey, R. Muilins, K. Bussard, A. Stuart, J. Stuart. ROW 3: K. Kohl, T. Thornhill, P. Eitringham, D. Bauer, L. Carleton. ROW 4: V. Lander, D. Doran, M. Malik, J. Mauger, S. Fox, S. Rhonemus, S. Randolph, D. Schakow, K. Rower, K. Martin. ,, f t r ..,...J ........4....... FRONT ROW: D. DiBenedloo, D. Davies. ROW 2: D. Stojovich, R. Wheeler, S. Schafer, M. Sapienza, M. Cope, J.C. Lattin, Bl Gordon, Mom Enck, H. Arbuckle. ROW 3: C. Waggoner, S. Thompson, B. Cardwell, M. Babey, D. Knisley, P. Webb, D. Wurm, C. Runkle. ROW 4:1. Cochran, A. Lambrinides, D. Watanabe, F. Maynard, J. Johnson, R. Barry, M. Kapsa, l. Canfield. ROW 5: S. Waggoner, J. Hurt, J. Balint, 8. Evans, W. Hudson, T. Grapevine, J. Gerlach, P. Fulton, K. Gilmer. ' CHI OMEGA FRONT ROW: M. Morris, M. Early, H. Crist, K. Paoletli, C. Baus, M. McMullen, L. Green, H. Henning. ROW 2: D. Kurfiss, R. Hartman, T. Haydacy, A. Gunderson, R. Touris, B. Kruse, D. Ball, M. James, J. Rini, M. Tong, B. Rini, B.B. Henry, E. Young, T. Rowley, K. Karg, B. Nelson, E. Rodin. ROW 3: W. Smith, K. Grossman, S. Mattey, L. Michalek, S. Codner, D. Baseharl, K. Layman, L. Schaeffer, M. Kamen, 5. Spring, L. Casio, C. Brado, C. Namz, L. Coon, L. Self, L. Ceresna. ALPHA ZETA LEFT: A. Brugler, D. Murdock, 3. K0- lkowski, D. Seman, E. Beard. RIGHT: 1. Sage, S. Brown, C. Ried, K. Davis, D. Scheiderer, D. Semen, D. Tenny, R. Fitzwater. FAR RIGHT: LD. Westfall, D. Robens, J. Adams, T. Hall, J. Hayes. FRONT ROW: R. Crawford. ROW 2: K. Bingle, M. Dammeyer, F. Gresser, Morn Hayes. ROW 3: G. Peterson, W. Mullen, l. Borchers. ALPHA ZETA LITTLE SISTERS FRONT ROW: P. Keller, B. Barnard, K. Grimes, T. Allen, P. Stevenson, B. Haserodt. ROW 2: D. Becker, 5. Brown, K. Kuchemba, J. Finger, M. Holdsworth, N. lihart, C. Hoodlebrink, J. Mykrantz, K. Palmer, E. Baumgardner, V.V. Sargent. 'Hilirnnn- - 9.-.- 4' ALPHA GAMMA RHO FRONT ROW: R. Troxeli, J. Rollins, C. King, L. Schirm, C. Horn, W. Cherny. ROW 2: S. Lehman, M. Heyob, K. Wolff, J. Marshall, D. Goodwin, 5. Barron, D. Locke. ROW 3: 1. Woods, 1. Lemmerman, J. Easterday, E. Steinberger, D. Buehler, G. Clayton. ROW 4: R. Schmidt, E. Plummer, J. Siebenthaler, R. Early, D. Klamfoth, B. Beall, j. Richter, J. Crammond, J. Moran, P. Cillam, C. Cunnigan, D. Plummer, D. Wertz. ROW 5: R. Ditmer, M. Lee, P. Kelleher. DELTAPHI EPSILON FRONT ROW: C. Clauberman, L. Rosenleld, A. Frankel. ROW 2: L. Fiske, D. Taub, B. Golding, M. Hoicowiaz, A. Seaman, K. Shenkar, S. Shire. ROW 3: L. Grossman, H. Kreindler, C. Nadelson, T. Asch, A. Astrow, S. Cohen. ROW 4: C. Malhless, B. Miller, J. Ames, J. Freedman, D. Hettler, S. Wein Berger, K. Coldstein, C. Greenbaum, S. Kapian, T. Rube, S. Kaplan, Mrs. Adams. ROW 5: M. Lievine, A. Kerner, M. Berk, J. Apeibaum, E. Spandorf, J. Bookatz, S. Goldman, 5. Phillips, V. Hardey, B, Cohen, L. Brookfield, B. Blatt, E. Feinberg. w- h: gr. .Lun.u.:.'.:'.t..'... .I'dnc'ng-u-n-u-I-v ALPHA XI DELTA FRONT ROW: L. Sutherland, D. Johnston, S. Holtsclaw, 5. Cooper, M. Warren, K. Akins, G. Arnold, K. Kilbarger, MJ. Skiba. ROW 2: D. McKee, S. Schunk, C. Criswell, C. Krause, C. Beadrouex, M. Lampert, L. Phillips, M. Hill, K. Wartendyke, D. Gridley, J. Barth. ROW 3: N. Taylor, K. Murback, B. Teetor, C. Ayers, M. Huber, S. Mover, K. Rubly, l. Aerharl, T. Laudenback, S. Maloney. ROW 4: M. Frank, S. Wismer, M. Penn, M. Hotz, L. Engle, P. Radebaugh, C. Brady, P. Zimmeriy, N. Meigs, D. Williamson, P. Grubic, K. Reynolds, L. Kinnamon, H. Renner, l. Huy, K. Flaherty, G. Terreri, L. Hawot, J. Terveer, K. Surface; J. Brown, P. Manley, M. Clark, P. Phillips, S. Scholz, B. Rudy, l.. Wielinski, L. Navarro, B. Leppert, S. Sibila. PHI MU FRONT ROW: A. Slefanini, K. Hill. ROW '2: D. Tyler, 1. Davis, J. Malone, Mrs. Fonlaine, B. Downs, 5. Garrett, B. Haines, T. Betz. ROW 3: B. Lacy, V. Surridge, M. Calvin, C. Weinhardt. ROW 4: M. Frieg, L. Stobbs, N. Strassman, D. Paugh, N. Trimmer, S. Stauub, S. Valle, K. Penn. ROW 5: j. Vorres, T. Gemmill, P. Wood, R. Carroll, L. Dumaree, C. Vallo, S. Lilly, L. Connell. ROW 6: J. Troike, N. Dioro, G. Hurd, C. Dapper, I. Fowler. m Wnia-Tf .' yaw bTBALL FRONT ROW: T. Holycross, S. Morrison, D. Purdy, V. DeCree, B. Elia, D. Rance, H. Henson, D. Mack, K. Schuman char, 5. Myers, N. Colzie, A. tones, P. Cusick, A. Griffin, 1. Cope, S. Dannelley, R. Parsons, 5. Luke, D. Hazel, L. O'Rourke, B. Bowers, G. Lillvis. ROW 2: W. Hayes, T. McBrayer, R. Ayers, T. Swank, R. Applegate, P. Curio, B. Ruhl, L. Kain, W. Roach, B. Ezzo, N. Buonamici, K. Kuhn, T. Fox, P. Johnson, T. Smith, C. Greene, B. Baschnagel, M. Badoszek, D. Plank, T. Skladany, T. Klaban. ROW 3: S. Wolery, J. Harrell, B. Hyatt, M. Midlam, B. Gentry, C. Cas- sady, G. McCutcheon, M. Datish, B. Lukens, L. Williolt, L. Pietrini, M. Keaton, R. McEndree, J. Davis, J. Ferrelli, D. Mazeroski, C. Perry, M. Sapp. ROW 4: I. Allegro, L. Willis, L. Smith, I. Pacenta, C: Cox, G. Storer, C. Simon, D. Porter, S. Koegel, B. Renard, K. Thompson, B. Brudzinski, D. Coburn, J. Dailey, C. Wisdom, S. Stagnetti, J. lurin, H Jones, 8. Lillie. ROW 5: M. Lang, J. Savoca, S. Baker, f. O R0urke, J. D'Amato, C. Ward, B. Robertson, J. Logan, T. Ross, A. Brown, D. Weston, T. Harris, D. Adkins, P. Jones, R. Griffin, P. Prather, J. Dixon,T. Mills, D. Bargerstock, K. Saunders, T. Roche, M. Cusick. ROW 6: B. Hill, M. Jackson, R. Staub, G. Hill, E. Sarkkinen, D. Walker, E. Beamon, B. Johnson, C. Clausen, l. Bugel, C. Chaump, J. Mummey. SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING FRONT ROW: C. Huntington, D. Beran. ROW 2: L. Green, D. Burian, L Smith, N. NovotnyI L. MacEwan, K. Con- nelley. ROW 3: C. Albrightson, H. Bruce, J. Stanley, K. Hanlon, 8. Noel, T. Edwards, MJ. Ruggieri. . 4 I . QEMJJWwII. 45- .:-.-.-.... .dm. g . '- FRONT ROW: C. Bland, R. Kuenning, B. Fussell, M. Broidy, W. Mickle, W. Cannistra. ROW 2: C. Simnian, J. Craw- ford, T. Covey, W. Cayce, C. V05, J. Martin, D. Quist, D. Meridith, C. Knutsen, R. DeCarmo, F. Hunker, M. Mandell, K. Hunker, l. Hale. COMPETITIVE SWIMMING FRONT ROW: C. Simmonds, C. Irish, D. Wilson, B. Levering, I. Chmielewski, E. Claros, L Huffman. ROW 2: A. Frayne, S. Duncan, A. Emmenecker, D. Rinsma, K. Diederichs, L. Hall. NBMHHMMH .,:: Hr-J-smnge 5333: 317-3. SWIMMING DIVING FRONT ROW: F. Damico, R. Blocher, S. Trefzger, K. VoslerN ROW 2: PN Wassbauer, P. Martin, T. Smith, T. Moore, 8. Hensel, C. Lane, R. Levitz, S. Shookman, N. O'Brien. ROW 3: B. Chass, J. Kemp, M. Levitz, G. Zann, S. Steinman, T. Lauer, T. Duffey, D. Black, J. Bruce. FENCI NG FRONT ROW: L. Sussman, N. Heinold, VN McLeish, J. Trmaine, S. Hilri, L. Dennington. ROW 2: L. Legg, E. Wake- man, K. Dupling, M. Slonkosky, K. Erickson, L. Gorretta, L. Parkhill, K. Boesch. uE-IH-EH .. . ... BASKETBAU FRONT ROW: B. Stegner, G. Romano, R. O'Hanian, J. Wood, L. Bolden, D. Weston, T. Shields, M. Bayless,i Gilliland, D. Shuman. ROW 2: M. Bordner, F. Taylor, A. Stiegemeier, T. Burris, S. Wenner, C. Taylor, B. Andreas, Hammond, K. Kurguis, R. Burkholder, B. Waterman. BASKETBAU FRONT ROW: D. Schlaner, R. Sunkle, B. Walters, L. Furjanic, C. Koltenbah, M. Gasser. ROW 2: D. Wilson, r Furnas, L. Daniel, S. McClarren, A. Maurer, J. Brewer, M. Baker, K. Cordon, C. Riegler. E e; Z, .9; f r? H t H l X i f,- '2 i3! ' - vi- 1-.1. uuuuu VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: C. Moore, J. Weinheimer, N. Seybold, C. Berry, C. Brown, M. Radigan, N. White, S. Augustine ROW 2: E. Lewis, J. Reichen, D. Holmes, L. Buchanan, B. Skaggs, C. Brady, B. Constable. ROW 3: N. Furnas, M. Kiaiber, L. Lachey, A. Phenix, J. Keltlewell, M. McClure, C. Fedderson, 8. Collins. VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW: M. Buckingham, R. Steele, T. Gaines, D. Tegtmeier, M. Waldie, K. Porter. ROW 2: M. Allen, C. Ga' rant, P. Dumpis, D. Vaneck, K. Coleman, R. Duwelius, A. Berzins, P. Minerich, A. Rozich, S. Summers, T. Liskevych. 1,, 1111. .nngfa-i'vz F 3 1X 1 ?i sz1- 1wu7v1m;:. :v 1 , W -'51 i 1-, ,5; k :1me l. --1: . h-tl-44-ln..m .nm...:.... 5...; GYMNASTICS FRONT ROW: L. Ramsey, B. Sabof, JV Gabel, C. McDowell, L. Rivers. ROW 2: M. Gelzinger, B. Hamon, B. L0ew,k Balcerzak, J. lmhoff, K. O'Brien. ROW 3: T. Green, K. Kelble, T. Tafelski, B, Hartney, V. Deisner, L Fueger. GYMNASTICS FRONT ROW: W. Hammond, C. Peters, F. McMiIlenA COACHES: J. Semen, T. Home, l. Sweeney. ROW 2: Shields, S. Smallenbarger, C. Ewing, B. Sugimolo, T. Schultz, S. Emrich. ROW 3: E. Foreman, P. Lusk, S. GoddardJ Maulding, E. Keith, J. Conn. ROW 4: C. Steve, M. Shirkey, M. Morton, A. Ashworlh, D. Zath. GOLF FRONT ROW: R. Hobson, W. Banolacci, C. Carson, R. Spittle, D. Leggett, S. Blowers. ROW 2: J. Brown, S. Billyard, R. Loesch, L. Galloway, P. Davis, D. Monroe, D. Hrusovsky, R. Guarasci, J.R. Abies. GOLF FRONT ROW: P. McVey, 5. Collins, C. Post, J. Bertoch. ROW 2: LB. Darby, C. Duplin, A. Emmenecker, 1. Ralph, C. McConnell, L. Greer. Wu mull SOFT BALL FRONT ROW: K. Zupcsan, M. Cotler, C. Burt, P. Robinson, D Crimes, L. Borelli, C. Sacher, N. White, C. Carper, B. Fields. ROW 2: M. Volosin, C. Thompson, A. Maurer, I. Hyde, R. Sunkle, K. Dexter, M. Woebkenberg, M. Maurer, I. King, H. Reynolds, C. Eskelin. TENNIS FRONT ROW: 1. Allare, M. Braschi, K. Bailey, M. Moore, J. Trapp, D. Patten, B. Halbs. ROW 2: D. Dickr J. Botica, F. Gonzalez, P. Gonzalez, 5. Tyuse, J. Daly. TENNIS FRONT ROW: A. Wilson, L. Crimes, W. Stewart, E. Rosenberg, S. Alvarado. ROW 2: M. Raysa, K. Long, L. McDorman, M. Donaldson, B. Corthell. ROW 3: B. Wetters, D.A. Hancock, H. Buckendahl, K. Prendergast, C. Sundry. TRACK FRONT ROW: P. Herbel, K. Noll, S. Matter, 8. Welch, 5. Peterson, M. Rose, L. Ater. ROW 2: K. Boesch, C. Besanl, 6. Adams, A. Adams, C. MaXWeII, D. Folker, K. Smith, C. Hart, D. Case. ROW 3: V. Nuttel, C. Kyzmir, K. Cecile, M.L. Frillins, K. Lynch, L. Kuhns, S. Kozen, S. Mallery, P. Marrie, P. Zimmer, C. Morris. :- 1 . I .' d' - . , 3 . ... .-. .!........ -..- LACROSSE FRONT ROW: A. McCarthy, T. Arnold, C. Morrison, D. Mack, A. Brady, D. Swanson, B. Smole, J. Leake, P. Jacobs. ROW 2: L Hatten, D. Young, A. Sutton, D. Robenait, J. Bruchs, P. O'Brien, T. Gustin, P. Morris, J. Szakmary, C. Anderson, K. Tavernier, C. Chartier. ROW 3: Coach Munson, Coach Abeles, 1. Norman, J. Bews, J. Nowicki, J. Oelgoelz, M. Winkfer, S. Baker, C. Cooper, T. Greiner, J. Windle, M. Miller, D. Wolford, W. Cayce, B. Paulus, Coach Minnis, R. Benedict, B. Biggs. ROW 4: l. Otto, J. Markwood, B. Keaney, S. Riegel, J. Chinn, M. Kinkley, R. DelMonle, P. Brown, I. Lindsay, J. Scisson. R.O.T.C. FRONT ROW: Major J. Sletzinger, T. lanosko, J. Young, Captain K. Bonnell. ROW 2: P. O'Hara, M. Hoffman, D. Madigan, M. Slorer, i. Sheehan, C. Huder, T. McBrayer, S. Knowles, W. Stone, M. Ziercher, 3. Lemon, M. Wilder, l. Dull. BASEBALL FRONT ROW: S. Watson, R. Heidorn, T. Kauffman, l. Cline, M. Kraker, R. Clowson, J. Chellis, T. Thrush, JV Mahon. ROW 2: Head Coach M. Karow, K. Kolovich, R. Shade, P. Semall, R. Dozer, J. Liltlejohn, R, Pensiero, D. Feusner, C. Nicely, Assistant Coach D. Finn. ROW 3: l. Harvell, H. Franklin, T. Fraley, 6. Burns, W. Lewis, H. Tabler, L. Murphy, J. Huffman, C. Goodrich. TRACK FRONT ROW: L. Willis, M. Stoimenoff, 5. Hedge, D. Chapman, T. Bryant, M. Endicott, l. Welles, K. Keller, 8. K0- ttman. ROW 2: Coach B. Epskamp, B. Nelson, J. Sandlund. R. Smith, T. Olto, D. Armstrong, D. Cunningham, D. Humphrey, C. Davis, B. Rogers, 6. Marriott, Coach, F. Zubovich, Manager J. Heider. ROW 3: D. Ross, M. Mills, J. Weeman, K. Epskamp, H. Wingen, F. Sales, P. HemphiIl, K. Patnode, D. Wade. 1701joiners I . . .x OCKEY FRONT ROW: L. Irwin, I. MiHer, M. Volosin, B Wetters, C. Huff, C. Sundry ROW 2: H. Reynolds, G. Irwin, K. Zupesan, E. Howard, A. Wilson, K. Yeager, M. Howard, B. Mullinix, L. Daniel. WRESTLING FRONT ROW: D. Brumbach, M. King, M. Pace, J. Lon, L. DeAugustino, D. Hartsoe. ROW 2: A. Brown, A. Disabalo, D. Armstrong, 1. Kruse, M. Turley, F'. Luther, M. Sustersic, B. Solomon, R. Young. ROW 3: C. Fredericks, L. Andrews, B. Reinboll, K. Quigiey, M. Rowley, M. Zabetakis, T. Jendra, J. Brewer, B. Robinson. ???vny .13.. M 5 . K5138 g J x SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEE FRONT ROW: K. Clantz, S. Fisher, R. Rosentein, M. May, K. Jones, L. Wolfe, S. Knowles, T. Ong. ROW 2: D. Hange, D. Bechtel, P. O'Hara, G. Schniegenberg, S. Swartz, D. Amdur, W. Mullen, J. Young, C. Natkins, K. Schnie- genberg, J. Packo, C. Paxton, M. Rankin. UNDERGRADUATE STU DENT GOVERNMENT FRONT ROW: T. Switzer, J. Becker, M. Nusgart, W. Riter, D. Wolke, M. Kennedy. ROW 2: D. Dufiey, D. Evans, DJ. Bachtel. ROW 3: D. Holmes, L. Cline, S. McGerk. Top: OHIO STATERS-FRONT ROW: E Gilberl, D. Ray, J. Young, C. Natkins, B. Sinker, K. Mandish. ROW 2: WA. Cullman, J4 Caslo, A. Chiazm, L. Duggro, P. Henderlong, M. Brian J Couch. ROW 3: F. Beekman, V. Lyle. L. Wolfe, L. Wrigley, B. Ives, F. Titus,J .utter, M. Cinty, P. O Hara, J. Luking. ROW 4: D. Heinlen, W. Ellenwood, E. Farnsworlh, J'. Hanslord, B. Myers, J.B. Muller, R. Griffith, C. Gan1bs,ir., A. Bradley, R1 Parsons. Cenler: Sea! Cushion Sales-L-R: Brian Mullen, John Cutter, Eric Farnsworlh, Angelo Chiazza. Far Right: Hypertension CIinic-Ohfn Slate's Dr. John Culler chm 5 blood pres- sure for ex-president Jeff Young. Botlom: Ohio Wheelchair OIympics-L-R; Angelo Chiazza, Jeff Young, Brian Multan. joiners H 75 .- -. ' ' ' 53' . Q'JI '- . J -- J 3 upr-r-H 5M . W' . - ...' CHIMES FRONT ROW: P. Gaines, 5. Spare, N. Williams, R. Stein. ROW 2: P. Keller, C. Rickets, G. Hoodlebrink, M. Kuhar, E Kingsbury, J. Leking, R. Burgyan. ROW 3: D. Valentine, C. Edwards, J. Wertz, Z. Strobie, j. Eversole. ROW 4: M w - Elder, L. Smith, J. Ross, P. Rhonemus, P. Rhonemus. ROW 5: S. Kosloff, M. Kahn, S. L'yons, B. Roberts, C. Brinkmar ROW 6: V. Demeter, J. Swineharl, l. Mykrantz, D. Hiser, V.V. Sargent, 1. Becker, M. Kennedy. ROW 7: A. Frayne, F Davis, B. Shoup, MJ. Ginty, G. Verr, S. Hemmelgarn, T. Stewart. ROW 8: C. Grimes, L. Wealherbee, E. Radar, E Cleveland, J. Yoder, M. Maloy. ROW 9: M. Sarbough, M. Marsh, 0. Ricketts. MARY POMERENE 1' FRONT ROW: E. Mocsny, S. Guyer, D. Shockley, S. Purlell, N. Noble, B. Ciel, T. Kehres. ROW 2: C. Muter, M Beardmore, V. Rall, A. Staubach, A. Fondriesl, J. Reichert, C. Daum. ROW 3: G. Bourdeau, D. Camp, K. Myers, , Brocklesby, C. Burgess, L. Short, J. Crawford, C. Lang. . 3 .....- . AGRICULTURE COUNCIL FRONT ROW: V. Cochoran, M. Malloy, J. Ricketts, D. Loudensiager, J. Mykramz, B. Crosser, l. Yoder, J. Hoepf, H. Kaufman, L. Kohler, P. Rhonemus. ROW 2:1. Sage, R. Hendershol, K. Davis, J. Grafion, W. Agle, Dr. M. Sarbaugh, Dr. E. Darrow, R. Hill, D. Mount, 5. Joesph, R. Gooding. BUCKET 8: DIPPER FRONT ROW: C. Natkins, S. Krauscher, B. Stoker, R. Yeoman, A. Chiazza, K. Davis. ROW 2: 5. Shall, G. Rosen- mutter, B. Mullern, T. Benecke, C. Bergman, L. Kohler, L. Crosser, D. Scheiderer. w IJ-II-f WJJ meow 3: c.9911 I959 OSU H IJ-l D I'nocso-qamla $3333??? as - - w?aostI-NUIIIS . 1- .3 L4H. 17mm. SPHINX FRONT ROW: J. Young, D. Bechtel, R. Feldman, J. Casto, R. Fischer, K. Glanz. ROW 2: K. Davis, G. Rosenmulter, L. Kirian, T. Janosko, G. Modecki, D. Moore, C. Nash, P. O'Hara. ROW 3: T. Switzer, W. Smoot, B. Mullens, T. Conkle, R. Stoker, 5. Shall, MACK HALL , . .or .'.: FRONT ROW: D. Boggio, M. Troyer, T. Kirwin, J. McCleary, D. Ding, M. Stoner, B. Redmond, P. Streibig, T. La erence. ROW 2: T. Ng, B. Smith, G. Iacovetta, L. Mozena, T. Remlinger. ROW 3: G. Ells, K. Smail, S. Andrews, I Ding, M. Havanec, J. Craven, D. Hamilton. PANHELLENIC ASSOCIATIO FRONT ROW: 1. Wertz, L. Fulton, E. Rader, C. Bauer, M. Chapman, J. Dekany. ROW 2: E Feinburg, 5. Shire, A. NkWilliam, K. Mason. J. Lukin P. Hanna, 5. Livingston, K. Pfeiffer, P. Hurd, M. Cressor. ROW 3: S. Keslner, M. Malone, L. Sutherland. N. Gilmore, S. Satlerfield, 1. R055, K. Terr B. Krill, C. Gady, H. Henning, J. Steigerwald, D. Terapak, B. TOOIIe. ROW 4: 6. Walls. C. Harvot, G. Perry. Ml Klaiber, 5. Shaw. M. McKitrick, Millberg, M. MiHer, B. Haines. l181 Jenners .71.. 4F.'.'wl..Ii.I!FZIII2IJI 'FIiIFi'I4III1'F Maui: kum. .. ......,...... air .F HUB. HIP th.RFFM'.!.y.In .- ..frtssiit u ...l. r s it B. l... EF'.FE.E:E lul-.1 ..r...4.4..i3.n... 182Ijoiners DAVISSON-HANLEY FRONT ROW: C. May, B. Rapp, B. Shovp, D. WL-rrblam, M. Moreman. ROW 2: N. Heinold, S. Merva, G. Hotem, L. Davis, C. Edwards, M, Pullack, P. Roller ROW 3: M. Wlllowby, J. Samuels, G. Halabus, S. Yacher, R. Donely, P. Marric, P. Taylor, LA. Mullens, B. Bolander, L Joseph. MIRRORS FRONT ROW: C. Ricketts, MJ. Ginty, l. Leking, S. Hemmelgarn, l. Mykrantz, S. Johnson ROW 2: M. Brown, P. Rhonemus, S. Lipson, C. Herschfield, L. Dodge, K. Jansen, C. Edwards. ROW 3: M. Miller, S. Kostmf, l. Eversole, T. Stewart, P. Davis, 6. Ehlerding. n Ijil . w 4'35me 52'??? $- BLACK UNDERGRADUATE ENGINEERING COUNCI FRONT ROW: M. Pittman, D. Clark, D. Stansberry, P. Greene, B. Merritt, M. DeWeaver. ROW 2: K. Looper, P. F3 5. Lyons, C Jenkins, F. Woods, A. Mitchell, M. Carter, 5. Hill, Prof. R. Blak DAIRY SCIENCE CLU FRONT ROW: H. Kaeser, M. Beu n, S. Bland, B. King, G. Perry, J. Hoepf, S. BrOwn. ROW 2: J. Hathaway, J. Meyer, Kotowski, K. Palmer, L. Durall, I. Beran, K. Brown, D. Hange. ROW 3: T. Wolfe, T. Smithr T. Moreno, S. Fullenkem M. King, M. Dammeyer, R. Leffel, J. Borchers, D. Conklin. ROW 4: T. Ramsey, R. Miller, M. Dean, M. Cook, Riethman, B. Crosser, D. Wack, S. Specht. ROW 5: T. Wyant, S. Sapp, K. Martin, 5. Banks, D. Dicke, M. Boc, Laner, J. Yockey. D ILV DNLE-AND SIRLOI FRONT ROW: 5. Williams, D. Long, J. Hummell, T. Benecke, l. Shull. ROW 2: S. Johnson, J. Hakola, N. Boggs, S. Caplan, L. Roberts, C. Croninger. ROW 3: D. Smith, 1. King, M. Taylor, D. Ritchie. ROW 4: D. Seman, K. Fash, J. Russ, S. 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'- LO Q X t1: E Ln h 03 F Ll. LI. t I- U3 9 x q 2 who dun it2l271 Far Left: Carol Ofrenzo, layout staff. Top Left: Ann Kirlik, lay- out staff. Bottom Left: Julie Beckwith, seniors editor. Top Right: Note from the editor. Center Right: Aurie Whitaker, gallery editor. Far Right: Eva Adell, layout staff. g. MAKIO STAFF 1975' 272tho dun it? jaws omvw 1 I 716.144975' . mondaYs-Gfurr mane-Hnj od- 7Pm- fleas: pos+your hrs. On :bollchn bourd under MY tific- E? Nut Apnl Ib we. nudreovle ini '9 mfg? gt-H'I Iery Ionclw qm' r .- .- ?k I r.'. . -- v a 'I' V'I-v..5.x 1 , JiViS OmVW-szm '1975-MAKIO STAFF- STAFFI.1975- MAKIO 1975-MAKI O Who dun it?l273 Left: Renate Burgyan, editor, walks with David Walker. Right: Edward Sonner, photo editor, photographs daffadils. 274fwho dun it? WHO DU N IT? : E o c h E The 1975 MAKIO staff wishes to thank the following commerCIal ASSOCIateS l people for their time and efforts. Wes Mirick Herff Jones Yearbooks : . Sam Fields Delma Studios 1 Executlve Staff AI Miller Menill David Inc. . John Larson Larson Studios P Egltor Ed EgnatedBurgyan Cord Camera Centers ' oto itor war Sonner - o - r Associate Editor Joan Haskins Addltlonal ASSOCIates ' Business Mgr. David Holland . . Cow Edward Sonner i332??? 2335:? Renate Burgyan Rene Dryja ioanMHaskms Barbara Tripid Betty Tilton an eyo Louise Blair James R. Haskins Section Editors I Cover Design Wes Mirick Art Joan Haskins Renate Burgyan Joiners Editor Susan Kostoff Good-Bye Columbus Editor Julie Beckwith Promotion Marcia Coddington Renate Burgyan Jim Anagnost Edward Sonner Susan Blau Joan Haskins Eva Adell Gallery Editor Aurie Whitaker Layout Staff Joan Haskins Lillian Ofrenzo Ann Kirlik Aurie Whitaker Carol Grossman Photography Staff Head Photographer Rob Rossi Edward Sonner Michael Scarpeti ,- Wayne Yan kovich Ralph Marinello Dave Ross Gary Sallay General Staff I James Anagnost - Tom Kennedy K j ' Donna Billmire Jan Meyo -g I I The Herff Jones Yearbook Co., Montgomery Alabama, printed 2,000 copies of the 1975 MAKIO on 80 lb. Calais paper in black ink. Optima, Gothic, and Spartan and Melior with italic type styles were used for body copy and headlines in the Au- tumn, Winter and Spring sections respectively. who dun it?1275 PHOTO CREDITS ' ; Unfortunately, due to a lack of co-operation in ' several areas, and complications late in the sum- mer, it was impossible to list attribution for each I individual photograph printed in the 1975 : MAKIO. H 5 Therefore, the MAKIO wishes to thank the fol- ; lowing photographers for their contributions to I ; this year's book. James Humphrey, 1 Photograph. Kathy Keresty, 8 Photographs. -' g Ann Kirlick, 1 Photograph. . - Johnnie L. Legrair, 8 Photographs. Ralph Marinello, 38 Photographs. Joseph Millard, 3 Photographs. Tony Mingrone, 3 Photographs. Ohio State University Department of Photography, 23 Photographs. Dave Ross, 53 Photographs. Rob Rossi, 234 Photographs. Cary Sallay, 2 Photographs. Edward Sonner, 184 Photographs. Michael Scarpetti, 114 Photographs. Wayne Yankovich, 36 Photographs. ! ll 276xwho dun it? TOP: Michael Scarpetti concen- trates on subject. BOTTOM: Head Photographer, Rob Russi checks negatives. Ln-ym .; ' vhlu-rnu . mZ. mqmu4w. .mWZDHL, .mw ..................1i.- 11.113. . . s .. .... . w . I CY... .. .V r w c.... 41.0w . HIGH STREE .LII..q-r. '.h BEER-MUNCHIES 'TUNES ZEON SIGNS oz mEZm.Em: mawmm... .4. Ii... . . .7. ..... . . .. ....R .... ......v..... m ... ZMWWA . ...... . . . . .. . .... . sunshinef279 qC-v 1 SENIORS-IOB HU NTING-COMMENCEMENT-HELLO LIFE'INTERVIEWS KBER, Michael, Cleveland, 3A., Sociology. ABOON, Norman, Columbus, 3.5., Accounting. ADAMS, Jon, Clyde, 3A., History. AGIN, Ka1ie Mayfielcl Hts., B.S. Occupational Therapy. AL- BERT, Randall, Defray Beach, 3.5., Psychology. ALBU, Christina, Nifes, 3.5., Education. AL- FERIO, Frances, Eiyria, 35., Elementary Ed. AL- LEN, Deborah, Bedford, 35., Physical Educa- tion. ALLEN, Janice, Akron, 3.5., Elementaryr Ed. ALLEN, Peggy. Columbus, 3.5., Home Economics. ALLEN, Terry, Xenia, 3.5., English. ALVARADO, Susan, Alexandria, B.A., Political Science. ANDA, Susanna, Poland, 3.5., Biology. ANDER- SON, Anthony, Mt. Sterling, 3.5., Animal Science. ANDERSON, Charlotte, Columbus, 8.5., Home Economies. ANDERSON, Robert, Xenia, 8.5., Zoology. AN- DERSON, T. ANDRiWS, John, Middletown, B.S., Finance. ANDRUWS, Betty, Akron, B.A., French. ANKROM, Dacia, Circleviile, 3.8., Ele- mentary Ed. ANSTINE, Daniel, Columbus, B.S., Resources Development. ANZALONE, Robert, Parma, B.A., Music Ed. APATHY, Dezso, Jr., Columbus, 3.5., Accounting. ARCHIBALD, lanice, Stanford, 3.5., Medical Technology. ARCHIBALD, Mark, Stanford, 0.0., Optome- try. ARDfTO, Ruben, Cartland, 3.5., Physical Ed. ARKING, Evan, Holltwood, 3A., Psychology. ARMENT, Randall, Hamilton, 5.5., Wildlife Managemenl. ARNETT, David, Export, 3.5., Accounting. ARNOLD, David, Waterford, 3.5., Elementary Ed. ASCH, Robert, Lorain, 3.5., Microbiology. ATKINSON, Cary, Cinn, B.S., Adminislralion. AUGENSTEIN, Sandra, Grove City, 3.5., Mediv cal Record Adminislrmion. AUKEMAN, Blair, 5. Vienna, 3.5., Engineering. AYERS, Randall, Wooster, 3.5., Accounting. BA- BITS, Edward, Cfeveland, 3A., Dental Hygiene. BAGLEY, Ann, Chagrin Falls, 3.5., Social Work. BAHOREK, Stanley, Columbus, 35., Marketing. BAILEY, Bradford, Kenton, 3.5., Finance. BAILEY, Chewi, Tlevose, 3.5., Psychology. BAI- LEY, Franklin, Toiedo, B.A., Real Estate. BAIN- BRIDGE, Jeffrey, Chagrin Falls, 3.5., Marketing. BAKALUS, Sandy, Dayton, 3.5., Accounting. BAKER, Carol, Mawsville, BA, Journalism. BALL, Marsha, Columbus, 3.5., Finance. BALLE- NGER, Robert, Gahanna, 35., Accounting. BANKS, Robert, Columbus, B.A., Political Science. SANTA, Anne, Lewisburg, B.A., Span- ish. BARBER, Debra, Reynoldsburg, 3.5., Social WOrk. good-bye columbusf281 BARFIELD, Denise, Sidney, 3A., Fine Arts. BARKER, Barbara, Bowling Green, 343., Corn- munications. BARNES, Mary, Columbus, 3A., Communications. BARNES, Sara, Circleville, 3.3., Elemenlary Ed. BARNES, Thomas, Grove City, 3A., Political Science. BARTEE, Deborah, Columbus, 333., History. EAST, Cary, Galloway, 3A., Sociology. BAUER, Cynthia, Somerville, 3A., Political Science. BAUMER, Jelry, Minster, 3.5., Civil Engineen'ng. BAUMCARTEN, Amy, South Euclid, 3.5., EIeu memary Ed. BEACH, James, Dayton, 8.5., Marketing. BEAM, Barbara, Caledonia, 3.5., Medical Technology. BEAVER, fames, Piqua, 3.3., Social Science. BEAVER, Madha, Galena, 3.5., Physical Ed. 3E- BOUT, Kristy, Siockpon, 3.5., Business Ed. BECHTEL, Dennis, Fredericktown, 3.5., Agricul- tural Engineering. BECK, Eric, Columbus, 313., Political Science. BELCHER, Paul, Dayton, 3.3., Chemical Engineering. BELLOMY, Sharon, Day- ton, 3.5., French Ed. BEMER, Mildred, Cleve- land, 3.5., Elementary Ed. BENDER, Yvonne, Akmn, 3.5., Marketing. BENDINELLI, Michael, Ponsmouth, 3.5., Phar- macy. BENNETT, Leo, Norlhfield, 3.5., Zoology. BENNEY, James, Columbus, 3.5., Accounting. BENNINGTON, Sleven, Cridersville, 3.5., Ma1hernatics. BENSON, David, Mansfield, 3A., English. BENT, Kathryn, Columbus, 3A., Anthropology. BENTLEY, Richard, lronton, 3.5., Finance. BERAN, Joe, Bloomfield, 3.5., Dairy Science. BERETICH, Cary, Columbus, 3.5., Microbioiogy. BERGER, Nan, Beachwood, 3.5., Accounling. BERGER, Chris, Mt. Vernon, 3.5., Nursing. BER- GER, Ellyn, Shaker Heights, 3.5., Occupational Therapy. BERGMAN, Carr, Yorkshire, 3.5., MB- chanical Engineering. BERMAN, Shari, Lyn- nfield, 3A., Languages. BERRY, Jane, Cleveland, 3.5., Acmunting. BERRY, Sluan, Columbus, 3A., Pena! Correc- tions. BERRY, Thomas, Columbus, 3A., Journal- ism. BERSCHET, Jennifer, South Charleslon, 3.5., Texiiles and Clothing. BEST, Gretchen, Cov lumbus, 3A., Journalism. BEVER, Peggy, Whipple, 3A., Speech and Hearing. BEVERLY, Byan, Philadelphia, 3A., Pschology. BEVERS, Charles, Hinsdale, 35., Ar- chitecture. BEESIADA, Chrisline, N. Royaflon, 3A., Journalism. BILLERMAN, Rober1, Colum- bus, 3A., Journalism. BILLITER, Charlotte, Cinn., 3.5., Nursing. BlNGGEtI, Judy, Columbus, 3.5,, Physical Ed. BINGGELI, William, N. Olmsted, 35., Parks and Recreation Admin. BENGHAM, Deborah, Callipolis, 3.5., Education. BIXLER, Donnie, Go- shen, 3.5., Microbiology. 282lgood-bye columbus HELLO LIFE-CAP 'N GOWN-GRADUATION-SENIORS'INTERVIEWS- BIZZARRI, Kathleen, Cinn., 8.5., Social Studies. BLACK, Bonnie, Weslfield Clr., B.A., Psychol- ogy. BLACK, Maiinda, Poland, 35., Mental Heahh. BLAND, Sue. Amsterdam, 3.5., Dairy Science. BLATNER, Keilh, Gowanda, 8.5., For- est Industries. BLAZAK, Debra, Broadview Hts., B.S,, Educm lion. BLAZEK, Denise, Warren, B.5., Psychot- ogy. BLOCHER, Roger, Akron, 3.5., Computer Science. BOAK, Teresa, Troy, 3.5., Home Ecov namics. BOCCI, Brenda, Cleveland, 8.5., Occu- pational Therapy. BOHL, Joan, Columbus, B.5.. Microbiology. BOLAN, Robert, Mauldin, 8..., Parks and Rec- reaiion. BOLDUC, Slephen, Fairbom, B.A., Zoology. BOLTO N, Cynlhia. Toledo, 5A., lour- nalism. BOND, KimbErly, Akron, 3.5., Public Recreation. BOOKAMAN, Varathorn, Columbus, 3.5., Ar- chitecture. BOOTH, Jeffrey, Amsterdam, 8.5., Physical Ed. BORCHERS, Joseph Versaiffes, B.S., Dairyr Science. BOUT , Jes, Bay Shore, 5.5., Finance. BOVARD. Cynthia, Mt. Vernon, 8.5., Dietetics. BOWMAN, Michael, Coshoclon, 3.5., Insur- ance and Risk. BOWSHIER, Terrence, Grove City, 3.5., Accounling. BOWYER, Suzanne, To- ledo, B.A., Microbiology. BOYER, Richard, Lima, B.A., German, BRACH, Nancy, Orchard Paik, 3.5., Agricultural Science. BRADLEY, Pamela, Worthington, B.S., Aero- Astro Engineering, BRADWAY, Cary, Smi1h- ville. 3.5., Industrial Engineering. BRAUN, Ray- mond, Rocky River, 3A., Political Science. BREESE, Cindy, Sylvania, BA, Physical Ed. BRE- WER, Stephen, Versailles, 8.5., Zoology. BRIANCESCO, Jerome, Parma, 8A.. Music. BRICKER, Claudia. Columbus. 8.3., Secondary Sociai Studies. BRIDDLE, Carolyn, Roselle, 3.5., Elementary Ed. BRIGGS, leffrey, Niles, 5.5.. Psy- chology, BRIGHT, George, Columbus. 3.5., Management. BRITTINC, Frank, Columbus, 3.5., Marketing. BRODY, Susan. Lincolnwood, 3.5,, Social WOIk. BRONDYKE, Donafd, Oakmunt, B.S., Mechanical Engineering. BROUCH, Elizabeth, Millgrove, B.S., Nursing. BROWN, Alison, Co- lumbus, 8.3., Textiles and Clothing. BROWN, Bruce, Newark, 35., Pouitry Science. BROWN, Debra, Marion, B.S., Accounljng, BROWN, Frederic, Mt. Slerling, 3.5., Animal Science. BROWN, Keily, Fredericklown, B.S., Dairy,r Science. BROWN, Randall, Sylvania, B.S., Radiologic Tech. BROWN, Ronald, East Sparta, 8.5., Elementary Ed. BROWN, Stanley, Cortland, 3.5., Dairy Science. BROWN, Suzanne, Chiflicothe, 3.5., Medical Communications. BROWN, William, Findlay, 3.5., Biochemistry. BRYANT, Steven, New Ho- land. 3.5., Markeling. 284lgood-bye columbus RESUME-SENIORS-GOOD-BYE COLUMBUS-JOB HUNTING-GRADUATE SCHOOL-TASSLE-HELLO LIFE BUCHERT, Jeffrey, Marietta, 3.M., Music. BUDDE, Joseph, Kettering, 3.5., Marketing. BUDZINSKI, Franceen, Levittown, 3A., Pache- logy. BUDNER, Douglas, Fosloria, 3.5., Chem- istry. BUNDY, Ann, Coshoclon, 3.5., Nursing. BUNN, Susan, Columbus, 3.5., Educa1ion. BUNNELL, Ruben, Fredericklown, 3.5., Educa- tion. BURBRIDCE, Neddie, Columbus, 3.5., Floriculture. BURKHOLDER, Joann, Bluffton, 3.5., Speech Pathology, Audiology. BURKS, Cramcr, London, 3.23., Social Studies. BURNEY, Ruby, Akron, 3.5., Elementaryr Ed. BURNFIELD, Ierrol, Warren, 3.5., Biophysics. BURRIS, Michael, Mt. Vernon, 3.5.,Real Estate, Finance. BUSHELMAN, Peggie, Cinn., 3.5., Physical Ed. BUSHMAN, David, Cleveland H!5., 3.5., Accounting. BUSHONG, Lynette, Dunkirk, 3.5., English. BUSHONC, Steven, Findlay, 3.5., Engineering. BUTLER, Ralph, Newark, 3.5., Engineering. BUXTON, Bruce, Worthington, B.S., Malhcmal- ics. BYERLY, Barbara, Columbus, 3A., Sociology. BYRNE, Rita, Columbus, 3.5., Elementary Ed. CALLACHAN, Timothy, Mogadove, 3A., Dance. CALLAHAN, Debra, Springfield, 3.5., Zoology. CALLOWAY, Linda, Marion, 3.5., Ele- mentary Ed. CAMENS, Denise, Youngstown, 3.5., Public Retrealion. CAMPISI, Brenda Columbus, 3.5., Clothing, Textiles. CANNON, Douglas, Arlingmn, 3A., Journalism. CANTER, Ronald, Philadelphia, 3A., Sociology. CARDWELL, William, Union- town, 3.5., Zoology. CARTER, Wiiriam, Shaker Hts., 35., Accounting. CASH, Jeffrey, Shadyside, 3.5., Accounting. CASPERSON, Louis. Columbus, 3.5., Socfal Studies. CASSELL, Craig, Columbus, 3.5., Psychology. CERNY, John, Youngslown, 3.5., Architecture. CHAJAVEC, Patricia, Toledo, 3A., Literature. CHANEY, David, Ashtabula, 3.5., Industrial De- sign. CHANG, Yoosun, Cambridge, 35., Nurs- ing. CHASE, Peggy, Troy, 3.5., Elementary Ed. CHENEY, Barbara, Lirna, 3.5., Elememary Ed. CHERRY, Wanda, Toledo, 3A., Psychology. CHEVRIER, Sally, Columbus, 3.5., Education. CHEYFJTZ, Donna, Cleveland, H15., 3.5., Physi- cal Therapy. CHOW, Michael, Columbus, 83., Engineering. CHRISTY, Lynn, Columbus, B.S., VeL Medicine. CHUTSKY, CIen, Wayne, 3A., Communications. CIEREBIEU, William, Willoughby, 8.5., Horli- culture. CLAPHAM, Michael, Worthington, 3A., History. CLARK, mhn, Louisville, 3.5., Mi- crobiology. CLARK, Lloyd, Cleveiand, 3.5., A:- counting. CLARK, Marcia, Grosse Pt. st., 3A., Art. good-bye columbusf285 SENIORS-GRADUATION-IOB HUNTING-TASSLE-HELLO LIFE- RESUME- CLARKE, Kenneth, Columbus, 3.5.. Eleclrical Engineering. CLARKE, Sharon, Clarksburg, 3.5., Nursing. CLEAR, Deborah, New Vienna, 8.5., Nursing. CUNE, Lesler, Lake Millon, 3.5., Hurli- cullurt-r. CLOWE, Chrisline, Carroll, 8A., French. CLUM, Eric, Hilliard, 3.5., Geology. COCH- RAN, Robert Whilehouse, 3.5., Social Studies. COCHRAN, Vicki, Mt. Vernon, 3.5., Education. CODY, Robert, Columbus, B.A., Polilical Science. COE, Jane, ML Vernon, 35, Home Economics. COHEN, Susan, Youngstown. 3.5., Textiles, Clothing. COLE, Michael, Sidney, 3.5., Econom- ics. COLEGATE, Gregory, Harrison, 3.5., Math Ed. CONANT, Doanld, Columbus, 3.5., Fi- nance. CONARD, Vicki, Lewisburg, 3.5., Busi- ness Education. CONLEY, Pamela, Coiumbus, 8A., Theatre. CONLEY, Vicki, Delphos, 3.5., Elementary Ed. CONNELLY, David, Edgerton, 3.5., Civil Engi- neering. CONNOLLY, Raymond, Ashland, 3.5., Mathematics. CONNORS, Rodney, Lawton, 3A., Polilicai Science. CONRAD, Marcia, Columbus, B.5., Archi- tecture. CONRAD, Martha, Columbus, 3.5., Nursing. CONROY, Ruth, Columbus, 3.5., Busi- ness Ed. CONWAY, Blair, Middleburg Hts, 8.5., Physical Ed. COOKE, John, Columbus, 35., Archileclure. COOPER, Harvey, Massapequa Pk., N.Y., 3A., lournalism. COPE, Dixie, Hudson, 3.5., Nursing. CORBETT, Alan, Brecksville, 3.5., Pharmacy. CORBIN, Iuan, Columbus, 3.5., Social Studies. CORNETT, Connie, Greenville, 8.5,, Poultryr Science. COX, Jeff, Sharon Center, 3.5., Social Studies. CRAMBLETT, Margaret, Coshoclon, 3.5., He meniaw Ed. CRAMER, Dennis, Columbus, 3.5., Accounting. CRAWFORD, Richard, West Union, 3.5., Agricultural Ed. CRAYTON, Dale, Chardon, 3.5.. Animal Science. CRAYCRAFI, Ronald, Columbus, 3.5., Phar- macy. CRINER, Candis, Columbus, 3.15., An:- counting. CRIPPS, Ralph, Medina, 3.5., Market- ing. CROCKETT, Marla, Columbus, 3A., Journalism. CROCKETT, William, Bucyrus, B.A., Political Science. CROUTHAMEL, Ruth, Foumainville, 35., OC- cupational Therapy. CROWELL, Richard, De- fiance, 3.5., Zoology. CROWNER, Cynthia, Worlhingmn, B.5., Home Economics Ed. CRUM, David, Keliering, 3A., Journalism. CRUMLEY, Donna, Lancaster, 3A., Music Educaiion. CRYDER, Paula, Marion, 3.5., Physical Ed. CUBv BEDGE, Keith, Toledo, 3.5., Natural Resources. CULLIS, David, Bryan, 3.5., Horticuilure. CUN- NINGHAM, JEFFREY, Cincinnati, B.S., Biology. CUNNINGHAM, Ruben, Columbus, B.A., Jour- nalism and Public Relations. good-bye columbu51287 CURLEY, William, Cinn., 8A., Sociology. CUSHMAN, James, Columbus, B.M,, Theory, Composilion. CUSTIS, Iane, Sabina, 3.5., Ele- mentary Ed. CUSTIS, John, Sabina, 3.5., Phar- macy. CUTLER, Jay, Canton, 3.5., Real Estate. DAMSEL, Denise, Barnesvilre, B.M., Music. DANNEMILLER, Deborah, Columbus, 8.5., Nursing. DA PRATO, Robert, Columbus, 8A., Microbiology. DAUGHERTY, Marguerite, Co- lumbus, 3.5., Education. DAVENPORT, Billie, Youngsiown, 33., Black Studies. DAVIDSON, Suzanne, Westlake, B.A., Spanish. DAVIS, Beverly, Columbus, B.A., Psychology. DAVIS, Carol, Carrollton, 8A., Speech Commu- nications. DAVIS, Kathy, Grove City, 8.5., Edu- cation. DAVIS, Marvin, 35., Agriculture. DEAN, Susan, Piketon, 8.5., Physical Therapy. DE BROSSE, Mary, Coldwater, 3A., History. DECKER, Marsha, Columbus, 3.5., Social Stud- ies. DEDDENS, Carl, Kettering, 8A., Inter- nationa? Studies. DELANEY, Mary Ellen, Corum- bus, 35., Dietetics. DEMPSTER, Andrew, Sylvania, B.S., Markeiing. DENCC, Mona, Ramsey, 5.5., Die1e!ics. DEN- TON, larry, Cation, 8A., Computer Informa- Iion. DERRICKSON, Judith, Columbus, 3.5., So- cial Work. DEVER, Linda, Orrvill'e, B.5., English. 288lgood-bye columbus SENIORS-GRADUATION-JOB -...--'-- IJi-fL. .x. l . HUNTING'GRADUATE SCHOOL. DE VILBISS, Paul, Brookvillc, 3.5., Archimcluru. DICK, Pamela, Bryan, 3.5., Education. DICKE, Slephen, Kettering, 3.5., Agricullure. DICK- MAN, Kci1h, New Bremen, 3.5., Psychology. DICKSON, Diana, Wnrthing, 3.5., Home Economics. DI CRISTOFAVO, Mary Jo, Warren, 8.5., Edu- calion. DINCEE, Marie, Columbus, BA, Social Work. DINWIDDIE. Paul, Columbus, B.S., Pharmacy. DIVERS, Edjlh, Wakeman, 3.5., Home Economics. DOBSON, Larry, Gallipulis, B.S., ArchileCIurc. DOMM, Charles, Columbus, 35., Psychology. D'ONOFIO, Thomas, Columbus, 3.5,, Phar- macy. DONOHUE, Colleen, E351 McKeesport, 3.5., Engineering. DOUEK, Andre, Columbus, 6A., Journalism. DOWNEY. Michael, Colum- bus, 3.8., Respiratory Technology. DOWNEY, WiHiam, Coshoclon, B.S., Zoology. DOYLE, John, Cleveland, 8A., Advcrlising. DOYLE, Patrick, Wellsville, 8.5., Microbiology. DRABEK, Pamela, Rocky.f River, B.S., Elemen. tary Ed. DRISCOLL, Diane, Ashtabula, B.A., Arl. DUBRAVCIC, Elizabeth, Akron, 3.5., Zoology. DUNN, Barbara, 8.5., Home Economics. DUR- HAM, Janice, Della, 8.5., Home Economics. DUSSINC, William, Coiumbus, 8.5., Engineer- ing. DWORKIN, Kalman, Columbus, 35., Com- puter Science. good-bye columbuw289 DWORKIN, Marjorie, Columbus, 3.5., Home Economics. EATON, Ralph, Rocky River, 35., Sociology. EDGAR, Carolyn, Columbus, 3.5., Agricuilure. EDMISTER, Jelfrey, Cotumbus, 3.5., Geology. EDWARDS, Charles, Wimersville, 3.5., Marketing. EDWARDS, Lisa, Columbus, 3.5., Elememan,r Ed. EGGAN, Daniel, New Philadelphia, 3.5., AgriculIure. EHLEN, Donald, Kenton, 3A., Speech Communications. ELCHELBERCER, Thomas, Cinn., 3.5., Physics. EINSTEIN, 5. ELDER, Kevin, Pleasantville, 3.5., Agriculture. ENDECH, Lawrence, Columbus, 35., Pharmacy. ENSMINGER. Lee, Hilliard, 3.M., Music. ERB, Linda, Lima, 3.5., Home Economics. ESTY, Debra, Marengo, 3A., Anthropology. ETY, Thomas, Lancas1er, 35., Agriculture. EVANS, Barry, Columbus, 3.5., Resource Devel- opment. EVANS, Michael, Coiumbus, 3.5., So- cial Work. EWALT, Karen, Frederictown, 3.5., Home Economics. EYSSEN, David, Brunswick, 3.5., Honiculiure. FABRY, Anne, Columbus, 3.5., English Commu- nications. FACKLAM, David, Columbus, 3.5., Zoology. FADLEY, Gary, Bloomville, 8.5., Engi- neering. FAEHNLE, Thomas, 3A., Psychology. FAHEY, John, Columbus, 3A., Economics. FALTER, Richard, Bucyrus, 3.5., Engineering. FASH, Kristin, Woodhaven, 3.5., Agriculture. FAZIO, Lynda, Pittsburgh, B.A., Political Science. FEDERSPIEL, John, Philadelphia, 3.5., Marketing. FEIGENBAUM, Benjamin, Colum- bus, 3.5., Accounting. FELDMAN, Randy, Toledo, 3A., Zoology. FEL- DSHUE, Alan, Monroeville, 3.5., Business Ed. FELL, Edilh, Senecaville, 3.5., Elementary Ed. FELLENBAUM, Francis, lr., 3.5., Marketing. FERRIMAN, Joan, Wayne, 3.43., English Communications. FETZER, Barry, Cleveland, 3.5., Social Science. FIFE, Karen, Cinn., B.A. Political Science. FINCH, Lisa, Chicago, 3.5., Accounting. FINK, Zelmer, Columbus, 3.5., Compuler, Informa- 1ion Science. FINKE, Teresa, Kettering, 3.5., Nursing. FINKES, Christine, Solon, 3.5., Accounting. FIN- NEY, Robert, Stoughlon, 3.A., Political Science. FISHER, Roger, Worthington, 3.5., Finance. FISHKIN, Michelle, Manhasset Hills, 3.5., Phar- macy. FLASCHE, Lee, Columbus, 8.5., Engineering. FLEISCHER, Sally, Rarilan, 3A., English. FLETCHER, William, Rocky River, 3.5., Public Reaealion. FLOWERS, Nancy, Cinn., 3.5., Home Economics. FOUST, Kenneth, Worth- ington, 3.5., Marketing. FOX, Gail, Lexington, 8.5., Arl Ed. 290lgood-bye columbus TASSLE'RESUME-CAP'N GOWN-GRADUATE SCHOOL-GOOD-BYE JOB HUNTING COLUMBUS FRANCK, Laurel, Columbus, B.M., Music Ed. FRANKLIN, Denise, Cleveiand, BA, Sociology. FRANKLIN, Fabian, Oberlin Gardens, 3A., 50- ciology. FREDRICH Terry, Pembemille, 3.5., Agronomy. FREDRICKSON, Karen, Cinn., 3.5., Nursing. FREYTAG, James, Massilbn, 3.5., Accounting. FRUMM, Jerrold, Skokie, BA, Social Science. FULLER, lacefen, Conneaut, 3.5., Physical Ed. FURNAS, john, Cenlervilte, B.S., Agricufture. FURNAS, Nancy, Dayton, 3.5., Physical Therapy. GAFKE, Elizabeth, Logan, B.S., Speech, Hearing Therapy. GAGEN, Deborah, Evanston, B.A., So- cial Science. GALBOS, Sue, Mentor, 8.5., Home Economics. GALLOWAY, Shirley, Columbus, 5.5.. Home Economics. CANGWISCH, Richard, Columbus. B.A., Microbiology. GARDNER. Stewart, Wash. C.H., B.A., Broad- cast Communications. CAUMER, George, War- ren, 8.5,, Marketing. GEER, Diana. Westerville, 8.35., English. GEIST, John, Columbus, 3.5., Computer Information. GEORGE, Jennifer, Lebanon, B.5., Aglicullure. GERA, Mawr Ann, Parma, BA, Journalism. GERHARDT, Diane, Grove Cily, 3.5., Elemen- 1aw Ed. GESLER, Meiinda, Lima, 3.5., Social Studies. GHEARING, Doily, Columbus, 3.5., Elementary Ed. CHEARING,Giner1, Columbus, 3.5,, Microbiology. goodnbye columbus J 291 GIDEON, Blanche, Columbus, B.S., Engineer- ing. GILBERT, John, Columbus, 3.5., Zoology. CILCHER, Debra, Columbus, 3.5., Education. GIRAY, Eren, Worthington, BA, Comparative Literature. GLISSON, Bonnie, Akron, 8.5., Nutrition. CLOVER, Richard, Kettering, 3.5., Industrial Technology. GODDARD, Scott, Ashlabula, 3.5., Indussrial Design. COLORING, William, Orrville, 8A., Communications. GOLDSMITH, Dede, Akron, B.S., Elementary Ed. GOOD- MAN, Harvey, Caldwell, B.A., Theatre. GORDON, Thomas, Columbus, 3.5., Physical Ed. GOSSMAN, Phillip, Columbus, 3A., Psy- chology. GOTTESMAN, Shellie, South Euclid, 8.5., Elementary Ed. GOUZ, Lawrence, Colum- bus, 35., Food Service, Nutrition. GOUZ, Su- san, Columbus, 8A., Communications. CRAP, Edward, Nonh Olmsted, 8.5., Animal Science. GRAHAM, Mary, Dublin, 3.5., Physical Ed. CRASHAW, Patricia, South Euclid, 3A., P0- Iitical Science. GRAVES, Barbara, Columbus, 35., Social Work. CRAY, Ann, Troy, 3.5., Ele- mentary Ed. CRAY, Steven, Chillicote, 3.5., Natural Ro- sources. GRAY, William, Kettering, 3.3., Social Science. GREEN, lanice, Columbus, B.A., Art. GREENBERG, Michael. Cleveland Hls., 8.5., Ac- counting. GREGORY, William, Napofeon, 3.5., Psychology. GREHL, Thomas, Coiumbus, BA, Spanish. CRJESHEIMER, Jeffrey, Londonderry, B.A., His tow. GRIFFITH, Enid, Cinn., B.A., EngHsh. CRIMES, Becky, Wonhingiun, 3.5., Physical Ed. CRIMES, Deborrah, Springfield, 3.5., Natural Resources. CRIMES, Kay, OrrviIle, 3.5., Home Economics. GROSSMAN, Robert, 3A., Psychology. GROVE, Jack, Hamilton, 3.5., Animal Science. GUEST, lames, Coiumbus, 3.5., Real Estate. GUNDRUM, Jerome, Bergholz, B.S., Agronomy. GUTENTAG, Donna, Bcachwood, B.A., Psy- chology. CUTTMAN, Alvin, Pittsburgh, 3A., Social Science. HABAN, Annette, Columbus, 8.5., Home Economics. HADDAD, Theodore, Toledo, 8.5., Accounting. HADDOX, Mark, Co- lumbus, 3.5., Biophysics. HADLEY, Carmen, Harrod, 3.5., Pharmacy. HA- KOLA, leffrey, Marysville, 8.5., Animaf Science. HALL, Carol, Elyria, 8A., Art. HALPERN, Har- riet, Philadelphia, 3.5., Physical Ed, HAMBOR, William, Columbus, BA, Psychology. HAMERSLEY, Richard, Newcomerstown, 3.5., Engineering. HAMILL, Deborah, Columbus, BA, History. HANICHAK, Kathryn, Cuyahoga Fails, 35., Elementary Ed. HARDING, Kenneth, Columbus, 85., Physical Ed. HARE, Susan, Can- ton, 8.3., Home Economics. 292Igood-bye columbus COMMENCEMENT-RESUME- INTERVIEWS. HELLO LIFE -GOOD-BYE COLUMBUS-SENIORS COMMENCEMENT ' RESUME - INTERVIEWS ' HARLAN, Hallie, Amherst, B.S., Dietetics. HAR- MER, Jill, Columbus, 3.5., Special Education. HARMON, Mary, Columbus, 8.5., Textiles, Clothing. HARRIS, Mary, Piqua, 8.5., French. HARRIS, Mathew, Piqua, 5.3., Social Studies. HARTMAN, john, Columbus, B.S., Markeiing. HARTMAN, Kathryn, Columbus, 5.5., Social Studies. HASS, Kenneth, St. Clairsville, 3.5., Nu- trition. HASSLER, Deborah, Cinn, B.A., French. HASTIE, Edward, Columbus, 3A., Ancieni History. HATTEN, Steve, Columbus, 3.5., Finance, Real Estate. HAVERSTOCK, Karen, Dayton, 3.5., DC- cupational Therapy. HAWKINS, Caroiyn, B.S., Microbiology. HAYES, Michael, Celina, 3.5., Food Science, Nuirition. HAYNES, Cynthia, Cinn.. 3A., Theatre. HAZEL, David, Wilberforce, B.S., Zoology. HAZLETT, Palty. 5!. Louisville, 3.5., Public Rec- reation. HEDGE, Stephen, Wonhington, 8.5., Psychology. HEILMAN, Susan, Columbus, 8.5., Distributive Ed. HEINTZ, Kurt, Springfieid, 3.5., Agricullure. HENRICKS, John, Chillicothe, 3.5., Finance. HENDRICKS, Mary, Columbus, 8.5., Home Training Consultant. HENDRIC, Eugene, Cinn., BA, Animal Science. HENSON, Deborah, Eu- clid, 3.5., Pharmacy. HERD, Gary, Fairbom, 8.5., Finance. HERR, Michael, Columbus, 3A., Social Science. HERSMAN, Margarel, Doylestown, B.S., Dietet- ics. HESTER, Donna, Trenton, 8.5., Physical Ed. HEWIIT, Stephen, Cinn., 8.5., Engineering. HICKS, Judith, Columbus, 3.5., Occupational Therapy. HIGGINS, Mary, 8.5., Marshaiville, English Communications. HILL, Martha, Worthingion, 35.. Dental Hygiene. HILL, Rhonda, Columbus, 35., Textiles, Clothing. HIMMELBERCER, Ke- vin, Columbus, 855., History. HINES, Elfredia, Cleveiand, 3A., Speech, Hearing. HIRSHMAN, Roseann, Cofumbus, B.A., Com- munications. HIXON, Dinah, Washington Courthouse, BA, Political Science. HOELS- CHER, Peggy, New Knoxville, 3.5., Accounting. HOEFP, Jeffrey, Tiffin, 3.5., Dairy Science. HOFFMAN, Diane, CoJumbus, 3.5., French. HOFFMAN, Michael, Greenbelt, BA, Asian Studies. HOLLENBAUGH, Richard, Middle- town, 3.5., Computer lnformalion. HOLLEY, Carolyn, Lakewood, 5.5., Dietetics. HOLMES, VaIerie, Cleveland, B.5., Occupational Therapy. HOLTSCLAW, Sue, Woodsfield, 3.5., Elemen- taryr Ed. HOLZAPFEL, Barbara, Greenville, 3.5., Educa- tion. HOOBLE R, James, Dellroy, 35., Account- ing. HOPKINS, Karen, Columbus, 3.5., Horti- culture. HOOVLER, Patricia, Fredericktown, 3.5., Clothing, Textiles. HORN, Cynthia, Evans- ton, BA, Marketing. good-bye columbusf293 HORNOR, Sara, Stamford, B.F.A., Dance Pep formance. HOSFELD, Robert, Wooster, 3.5., Food Technoiogy. HOSKET, Charles, Yeliow Springs, 35., Animal Science. HOUSER, Frank, Euclid, 3.5., Mechanical Engineering. HOUSER, John, Piqua, 3.5., Production and Operations Management. HUBER, Calherine, Greenville, 8.5., Medical Records Administration. HUBERTY, Cheryl, Chagrin Falls, 35., Elementary Ed. HUCK, Mar- vin, Marietta, 3.5., Welding Engineering. HU- CENBERG, Lawrence, Wesi Chesler, 3.5., 50v cial Work HUGHES, Steven, Columbus, B.A., Anthropology. HULSMEYER, :une, London, B.S., Mathematics Ed. HUNSUCKER, Carol, Eaton, 8.5., Home Economics. HUNTER, Cynthia, Dayton, 3.5., Family and Child Development. HUSS, Thomas, Toledo, B.5., English Communications. HUS- TED, Deborah, Columbus, B.A., History. HUSTON, lanis, Napoleon, 3.5., Medical Record Administration. HUTCHISON, Fred- erick, Columbus, 3.5., Amhilecture. HYDE, Randy, Columbus, 35., Business Ed. JCEMAN, Rebecca, Wooster, 3.5., Physical Ed. ILLES, Ga- briel, Youngstown, 3.5., Pharmacy. IMAM, Tele, Epe Larges, B.S., Accounting. IRONS, Constance, Dayton, B.F.A., Fine Arts. ISENSTEIN, William, Toledo, 3.5., Production Management. IACKSON, Denise, Winchester, 8.5., Accounting. JACKSON, Rebecca, Colum- bus, 3.5., Microbiology. JACOBS, Carla, Waynesfield, 8.5., Social Stud- ies Ed. JACOBS, Joanne, Newark, 3.5., Physical! Ed. IACOBY, Maren, Dayton, B.A., Physical Ed. JANOSKO, Theodore, Parma Heights, B.S., Civil Engineering. IASINSKI, Thomas, Amherst, 3.5., Accounting. JAWA, Akram, Beirut, 35., Civil Engineering. JOHNS, Margaret, Cleveland, 3.5., Public Rec- realion Ed. JOHNSON, Gene, Columbus, B.5., Elementaryr Ed. JOHNSON, Georgia, Columbus, 3A., Psychology. JOHNSON, Gladys, Orange, 85., Microbiology. JOHNSON, James, Toledo, 3.5., Fi- nance. JOHNSON, Terry, Galion, 5.5., Social Studies Ed. JOMINY, Genevie, Westerville, 8.5., Elementary Ed. JOMINY, Walter, Westerville, 3.5., Real Estate. JONES, Alvin, Prairie View. JONES, Anita, Chardon, BA, English. JONES, Kenneth, Middletown, B.S., Insurance and Risk. JONES, Sandra, Georgetown, 85., Music Ed. JURUAZ, Debbie, Youngstown, 3.5., Zoology. JUSTICE, Rebecca, Sunbury, 3.5., Home Eco- nomics Ed. KABBES, Diane, Springfieid, 55., Child Devel- opment. KACZMAREK, George, Cleveland, B.A., Accounting. KAGARISE, Gary, Mogadore, 85., Elementary Ed. KAiSER, Kathleen, Grove City, BA. Journalism KALAJI, Munther, London, 3.15., Economics. COMMENCEMENT - TASSLE - RESUME ' INTERVIEWS - JOB HUNTIN 2941good-bye columbus G - HELLO LIFE -SENIORS -GRAD KANE, Kevin, Columbus, B.S., Aslronomy. KANITZ, Kraig, Middlelown, BA, Communica- tions. KAPETANOV, Velko, E. Detroit, 3.5., Public Recreation. KAROLY, Walter, Cleveland, 3.5., Geology. KATE, Alison, Beachwood, 8.5., Social Work. KATZ, Judi, Youngstown, 3.5., Family, Child Devefopment. KAUFMAN, Kathy, Cinn., B.S., Textiles, Clothing. KEITH, Kathy, Hamille, 8.5., Accounting. KELLER, Amainene, Slrongsville, 3.5., Physical Education. KELLER, Toni. Strong- sville, 3.5., Physical Education. KELLY, Lin, Cleveland, 3.5., Family, Child De- velopmenl. KELLY, PaIricia, Parma Hts., 3A., Spanish. KEMP, David, Corona Del Mar, BS... Landscape Architeciure. KEMP, Dean. St. Paris, 3A., Journalism. KEMP, Geoffney, Kettering, 3.5., Accounting. KENNY, Mark, Maple Hts., 3.3., Naluraf Re- sources. KIDD, Kenneth lr., Mt, Vernon, 5.5., ACCOunting. KIDDIE, John, Sandusky, B.S., Mari keting. KIEFER, Arlene, Danton, 8A., French. KING, Nancy, Chilficoihe, BA, English. KING, Wilena, Cleveland Hts., 3.5., Public Rec- reation. KJNNARD, David, Columbus, 3.5., Physical Ed. KIRBY, Lucia, SnellviFle, 3.5., Home Economics. KIRKBRIDE, Kristy, Toledo, B.S., Medical Dieie-lics. KIRKBRIDE, Larry, Duncan Falls, 35., Weiding Engineering. good-bye columbusl295 mannu GRADUATE SCHOOL CAP 'N GOWN COMMENCEMENT HELLO LI KLEIN, Donald, Beechwood, 33., Advertising. KLEINERMAN, Ellen, Shaker H!s., B.A., Journalism. KLINE, Robert, Centerville, 3.5., Parks and Rec- reation Administration. KLINGSHIRN, James, Lima, 3.3., Real EstaIe and Finance. KNICELY, Debra, Norwich, 3.5., Ele- mentary Ed. KOCK, Kevin, Cincinnati, 3.5., Metallurgical Engineering. KOE-KROMPE- CHER, Pablo, Caracas, 8.5., Mechanical Engi- neering. KOHLER, Gary. Lancasler, 3.5., Animal Science. KOOGLER, Lynn, Ketlering, 8.3., Home Eco- nomics Ed. KOOL, Andrea, Shaker H15., 3.5., Physical Ed. KORMANIK, Deborah, Barberton, 3.5., Spanish Ed. KOTKOWSKf, Blair, Manlua, 3.3., Dairy Science. KOTYUK, Ceraid, Cleve- land, 3.3., Social Studies Ed. KRAMB, Chrislie, Fosloria, 3.3., French Ed. KRAMER, Dale, Chagrin Falls, 8.3., Psychology. KRAMER, Marian, Tiffin, B.S., Medical Tech- ology. KRAMER, Nancy, Canton, 3.5., Textiles, Clothing. KREAGER, Nancy, Newark, 35., Pharmacy. KRIEGER, Keith, Bellefonlaine, 8A., Zoology. KRILL, Beverly, Edgenon, 3.5., Home Econol'ni ics Ed. KROEGER, Mary, Youngstown, 3.F.A., Interior Design. KRUSE, Barbara, Columbus, 8.5., Nursing. KUBLr, Timothy, Niles, 3A., 30- Cial Studies. KUHN, Kathy, Cincinnati, 3.5., Sociaf Work. KUJANEK, Carol, Berea, 3.3., Medical Dietetics. KULKA, Andyea, Mansfield, 3.3., Social Work. KUNIEWICZ, Peggy, Salem, 3.5., Psychology. LADRACH, Marcus, Wooster, 3.3., Animal Science. LAKE, Ronald, Beachwood, 3.5., Markeiing. LAME, Marc, Columbus, 3.5., Animal Science. LANG, Albeit, Fleming, 3.3., Landscape Horti- culture. LANG, Carol, Reynoldsburg, 3.5., Ac- counting. LANCE, William, Columbus, 3.5., Finance. LANCFORD, Elizabeth, Daylon; 3.F.A., Theatre. LANKTON, Steven, Midland, 3.5., Chemical Engineering. LAPINE, Richard, Co- iumbus, B.A., History. LARSON, Sue, North OI- msled, 3.5., Soc'raI Work. LAUBACHER, Vivian, Canton, 3.5., Medical Dietetics. LAUDERDALE, Kalheline, Columbus, 3A., Inv ternational Studies. LAWLER, Robert, Cleve- land, 3.3., Civil Engineering. LAWRENCE, lames, Rockford, 3.5., Mechanical Engineering. LEACH, Mary, Stow, 3.3., Spanish Ed. LEASER, Dwain, Lindsey. 3.5., Animal Science. LEATHERMAN, Barbara, Napoleon, 3.3., Den- lal Hygiene. LEE, Robert, LaRue, 3.3., Account- ing, Finance. LEEDY, Pamela. Bluffton, 85., 0c- cupalional Therapy. LEES, lerry, Columbus, 3.3., Agriculture Economics. LEESE, Rulh, Gariield Heights, 6.3., English Ed. good-bye columbusl297 LEHMAN, Mark, Middleburg HIS., B.S.S.W., 50- Cial Work. LEISENHEIMER, Charles, Toledo, BA, Comparative Literature. LEISER, Linda, Lindsey, B.A., Textiles, Clolhing. LELAND, Da- Vid, Columbus, B.A., History. LEMMEL, Kathy, Shiloh, 3.5., Home Economics Ed. LENZY, Elizabeth, Canton, 3A., Psychology LEPPLA, Gary, Vandalia, BA, Social Theory. lESNICK, Linda, 5:. Clairsvilie, B.A., Speech, Hearing. LETTS, Eileen, Lansing, 8A., Social Sciences. LEUBITZ, Rita, Akron, 3A., Textiles, Clothing. LEVINE, Susan, Long Beach, N.Y., 3.5., Medical Dietetics. LEWIS, Evelyn, Columbus, 8.5., Social Work. LEWIS, Nancy Columbus, 8A., Music Ed. LEW!5, Sandra, Pomeroy, 3.5., Physical Therapy. LIDDY, Susan, Napervilfe, 3.5., Social Sludies Ed. LIGHTBURN, James, Delaware, 3.5., Market- ing. LIMES, leHrey, Hillsboro, 3.5., Finance. LIMES, Philip, Hillsboro, B.A., Communications. LINDBERG, Barbara, Cofumbus, 3.5., Nursing. LINDER, Marianne, Columbus, 3.5. Elementary Ed. LIPPERT, William, Toronlo, 3.5., Zoology. LIT- TEN, Carol, VaUghnsvifle, 3.5., Nursing. LITTLE, Doug, Continental, 3.5., Horticullure. LITTLE, Edwin, Corumbus, 3.5., Mechanical Engineer- ing. LITTLECOTT, LeeAnne, Toronlo, 3.5., Clothing, Textiles. LITTLEIOHN, John, Columbus, B.S., Marketing. LOCKWOOD, Earle, Pittsburgh, Pa., 3.5., Me- chanical Engineering. LOEBER, Janet, Cuyaioga Falls, 3A., Elementary Educmion. LOFTUS, Vir- ginia, Youngsmwn, 3.5., Nursing. LONG, Don- ald, Chagrin Falls, 3.5., Psychoiogy. LONGO, Christina, Sleubenvilfe, 3.5., Elemen- Iary Ed. LOOMIS, Robert, Berca, 3.5., Parks, Recreation Administralion. LOUDERBACK, Kay, Marion, 3.5., Home Economics 5d. LOUGHNER, Jonalyn, Lakewood, B.A., English. LOVERING, Beth, Ashland, 3.5., Physical Education. LUCH, Susan, Winlersville, 3.5., Food Nutrition. LUCKI, Ralph, Bridgeport, 3A., Social Sciences. LUDWICK, Laureen, Cleveland, 3A., Sociol- ogy. LUEDEMANN, Bert, Worthington, 3.5., Fi- nance. LUNDY, Barbara, Philadelphia, Pa., BA, lournalism. LYNCH, Kay, New Carlisle, 3.5., Physical Ed. MC AFEE, Terry, Columbus, 3.5., Accounting. MC BRAYER, John, Hilliard, 3.5., Civil Engineer- ing. MC CARTHY, Neil, Fairview Park, 3.5., Markeling. MC CLAIN, William, Columbus, 3.5., Psychofogy. MC CLENATHAN, Brenda, Cardinglon, 35., Rural Sociology, MC CURDY, Terrance, Springlield, 3.5., Finance. MC DAVID, Nina, Medina, 3A., Art Ed., MC DOWELL, Cathy, Worthington, 35., Accounting. MC DOWELL, Walker, Cahanna, 3.5., Accounting. CAP - GOWN - INTERVIEWS ' HELLO LIFE ' GRADUATION -RESUM 298Xg00d-bye columbus SENIORS JOB HUNTING MC ELLiGTT, Thomas, Findlaym 3.5., Physical Ed. MC CUIRE, Maureen, Circleville, B.A., English literature. MC KAIN, Gregory, Colum- bus, 3.5., Industrial Engineering. MC KINNEY, John, Dublin, 3.5., Animal Science. MC LONEY, Roger, Carrolllon, 8.5., Architeclure. MC MULLEN, Colleen, Hfllsboro, 8.5., Home Economics. MCSKIMMINC, John, Pittsburgh, 3.5., Archilecturc. MC VEICH, Ruth, Sterling, 8.5., Microbiology. MC WILLIAM. Ann, Toledo, B.S., Dental Hygiene Ed. MAC LEOD, Laurie, Medina, 8A., Speech Communications. MAEDEL, JiH, Toledo, B.A., Ar1 Ed. MACFLL, Roberla. Chillicothe, 8A., Reading Ed. MAG- ILl., Vicki, Chillicolhu, 3.8., Education. MAHER, Edward J'r., Cuyahoga Falls, 8.5,, Biochemistry. MAHONEY, Joseph, Ashlabula, 5.5., Finance. MAMBOURG, Floris, Lancaster, 3.5., Nursing. MANDISH, Craig, Weslerville, 3.5., Engineer- ing. MARCHION, Mary, Fnsloria, 3.5., English. MARDEN, J0, Piqua, 3A., Art Ed. MARGOLIS, Geraid, Lorain, BA, Political Science. MARTIN, Lee, Columbus, 3.5., Architecture. MARTIN, Lynn, chmont, 8.5., Agricultural Economics. MARTIN, Paula, Pittsburgh, B.A., Social Science. MARTINEK, Thomas, Garfield Hl5., 8.5., Agronomy. MARTINKO, Richard, Youngstown, 8A., Polillcal SCIence. good-bye columbusl299 MASEK, William, Cleveland, B.A., Psychology. MASH, Carol Ann, Gahanna. 5.3.. Medical Records Adminktralion. MASON, Sharon, Iron- mn. 8.5., Household Equipment MAYER, Kthy. Elida, 8.5., Hume Training Consultant. MAYNARD, Barbara, Carrettaville, 3.5., Microbiology. MAZER, Nikki, Bexhev. 3A.. Thealrc. MAZZA- FERRI, Marianne, Brewster, 3.5., Home Eco- nomics. MEISEL, Steven, Columbus, B.S., Archi- leclure. MELICK, Karin, Zanosville. 8.5.. Home Economics. MENDEL, Christine, Columbus, 3.5.. Computer Information Science. MENDEL, Lita, Somewet, 3.8., Horticulture. MENDELSON, Gerald, Bellaire, 3.3., Pharmacy. MENDLOWITZ, Bruce, Columbus, B.S., Mar- keting. MERCER. Danny, New Philadelphia, 3.5., Fisheries Management. MERECICKY, An- Ihony, Cleveland, BA, Economics. MERRITT, Billy, Dayton, B.S., Welding Engi- neering. MERZ, Ion, Wadsworth, 3.5., Restaui rant Management. MESS, Steven, Columbus, 3.5., Civil Engineering. MEYER, Mark, Mary- sville, 3.5., Animal Nulriiion. MEYERS, Eliza- beth, Pickerington, 3A., English. MICHAEL, Diane, Columbus, 85,, Huusehofd Equipment. MICHAELIDES, Thomas, Colum- bus, 3.5., Accounting. MiHALEK, Marybeth, Maple Hts., 3.5., Geology. MILAM, Veronica. Reyn, 3.9... History. MILETL Ann, Amherst, 8.5., Clothing, Textiles. COLUMBUS - COMMENCEMENT SENIORS'GRA-DUATION-GOOD-BYE 300Ig00d-bye columbus MILLER, Carl, Oak Harber, 3.5., f-Iorliculturv. MILLER, Cana-Jvan, Columbus, 3.5., Elemen- Iary Ed. MELLER, Cathy, Cambridge, 35., Elu- menlnry Ed. MILLER, Duanv, Brook Park, B.A., Education. MILLER, Leslie, SI. Clydo. IS.A., Communications. MILLER, Liisa, Seven Hills, 8.5., Elementary Ed. MILLER, Mary, Hudson, 3.5., Occupalional Therapy. MILLER, Phil Jr., Worlhington, 8A., Clincjal Psychology. MILLER, Robert, Springfield, B.M., Music Ed. MINNICH, Susan, Ketiering, 8.5., Clolhing, Textiles. MISKIN, Gail, Colorado Springs, 3A., Crimino- logy. MESLOVIC, Peter, E. Brunswick, B.A., P0- Iitical Science. MITTERMAIER, John, Ga- hanna, 3A., Soda! Science. MODECKI, Gerard, Marietta, 3.5., Finance. MODRECK, George. Bridgeporl, 3A., Speerh Comnmnicalions. MOEHRMAN, anann, Cufumbus, 3.5., Ele- mentary Ed. MDKROS, Richard, Columbus, 3.5., Production. MOLNAR, Gary, Maumee, 8A., Arl Ed. MOLYET, Bryan, Fremont, 3.5., Mechanirnl Engineering. MONACO, Dan, Phoenix, 3.5., Engmeering. MONROE, Frill, Oberlin, 3.5., Elenmnlary Ed. MONTGOMERY, Cathryn, Worthinglon, B.A., Social Scienre, MOORE, Cynlhia, Shrew, 3.5., Efemenlary Ed. MOORE, Mefanie, Lancasler. B.S., Speech Communicalions. MORAN, Kath- leen, Columbus, 3.5., Landscape Architecture. MOREHEAD, Mary, Amanda, B.S., Agricullure. MORGAN, Nancy, Ml. Slerling, B.S., Elemen- lan' Ed. MORGAN, Philip, Payton. 13.5. Wildlil'e Managcmcnl. MORRIS,lnl'1n, Xenia, 3.55., Horti- culture. MORRIS. Peter, Lake Quivila, 3.5., Marketing. MORRIS, Susan, Piqua, 3.5., Elemenlanr Ed. MOSS, Judith, Columbus, 3.5., Aclminislrative Science. MOSS, Marie, Poland, 3.5., Home Eco- nomics. MOUNT, Craig, Ccrmanlown, 3.5., Ar- chilccture. MOWERY, Donna, Columbus, B.A., Communicalions. MOWERY, Eleven, Lucasvillc, 3A., Political Science. MUENZE, Jerri, Pongmoulh, 3.3., So- cial Work. MULCRONE, Jane, Lakewood, 3.5., Elemenlary Ed. MULKEY, Roger, Findlay, 3A., Spanish. MULLEN, William, Jr., Youngslown, 8.5., Agronomy. MULLINS, Tmncse, lucasvillc, 3.5., Zoology. MUNCY, David, Amlin, 3.5., Physics. MUN- CER, Ann, Lima, 3.5., Speech Communitalions. MURPHY, Edward, Columbus, 3.5., Mino- bimngy. MYERS, Carol, Cnlumbus, 3.5., Markcling. MYERS, Kim, Columbus, 3.5., Education. NAGLE, Paul, Worlhinglon, 3.5., Geology. NANCE, John, Woodslock, 3.5., Parka, varca- lion Adminislralion. NASH, Deborah, New Car- lisle, 3.5., Biology. NATHANSON, David E. Clevufand, 3.5.. Cumpuler Inl'ormalion Science. COMMENCEMENT-TASSLE-SENIORS-JOB HUNTING'GOOD-BYE C 302Kgood-bye columbus NATKINS, Charles, Universily Hls., 3.5., AC- counting. NAUMAN, Mary, Kellcring, 8.5., Zoology. NEDS, Nancy, Columbus, 3.5., Cloth- ing, Tuxliles. NELSON, Donald, Springfield, 3.5., Microbiology. NETHERO, Crit, Columbus. NEWSER, Stephen, Toledo, 3.5., Zoology. NEWCOMER, Ian, Wesl Newton, 35., Lami- scape Archilccture. NEWLON, Robert, Colum- bus, B.S., Political Science. NICKELS, Nancy, Euclid, 3.5., Zoology. NIEDENTHAL, Gary, Brewster, B.S., Electrical Engineering. NIEHAUS, Robert Jr., Milllurd, 8.5., Agriculture. NISBET, Mark, Columbus, 8A., Philosophy. NIST, Kunnclh, East Liverpool, B.A., History. NDFFKE, Mark, Cinn., 8.5., Marketing. NOLL, Kalhcy, Somerset, 3.5., Physical Ed. NORLAND, Eric, Columbus, 8.5., Forcslry. NORMAN, James, Columbus, 8.5., Finance. NORRINGTON, Giselle, Shaker H1s., B.A., Alt. NORRIS, fanine, Boroa, B.S., Dcnlal Hygiene. NOURSE, Sheryl, Minford, 8A., English Communications. NOWAKOWSKI, Catherine, Sylvanfa, 8.5., Physical Therapy. NYLIN, Michael', Columbus, 3.5., Architecture. O'CONNOR, Andrew, WIII- oughby, B.S., Compuler Information Science. UCONNOR, Lisa, Palm Springs, BA, Crimino- logy. O'CONNOR, liz, Pravda, 8A., Person- alized Sludies. O'CONNOR, Maureen, LnGrange, 8.5., Home Economics. ODONNELL, Timnlhy, Mansliefd, 3.5., Educalinn. OCUNGBAYI, Foiuke, Colum- bus, 3.5., Animal Science. O'HARA, Peter, To- ronto, 3.5., Social Science. OLIMPIO, Susan, 50th Plainfield, B.A., Philosophy, OLIVER, Christine, Bay Village, 3.5., Nuraing. OLSZEWSKI, Keith, Dayton, 6.3., Engineering. OMSPACH, Cynlhia, Lowell, 8.3., Home Eco- nomics. O'NEAL, Danny, Columbus, 3.8., Engi- neering. ONOSKO, Deborah, 8.5,, Elemenlary Ed. ONTROP, Jean, St. Henry, B.S., Elementary Ed. O'QUJN, Rita, Cenlclburg, 8.5., Psychofogy. ORCUTT, Man,r Anne, Wurlhingtnn, B.A., Psy- chology. C?EILLY, Michael, Toledo, O.D., Op- tomelry. ORLOWSKF, Ihomas. North 01- msled, 8.5., Fores1 Industries Management. ORNSBY, Ronald, Parmn Hls., BA. OSBORN, Deborah, PowelL 3A., Psychology. OSBORN, Pharo, Columbus, B.A., Social Sludies. OS- BORNE, Janet, SI. Marys, 3.3., Respiratory Technology. OSTROFF, Rnndfe, Youngstown, 8.5., Medical Communications. OWEN, William, Columbus, 6.5., Accounting. OZOBU, Lynn, Columbus, 5.8., Elementary Ed. PADVORAC, Victor, Parma Hts., 3.5., Agricul- ture. PAIGE, Cecelia, Columbus, 8.5., Numing. PALESKY, Janis, Thetford Clr., B.S., Psychology. OLUMBUS'COMMENCEMENT-TASSLE-SENIORS- JOB HUNTING-GO good-bye columbu52303 PALMER, James, Fredericktown, 3.8., Account- ing. PARIS, Rhona, Cleveland Hts., 3.5., Medical Record Administration. PARKER, Theodore, Northbrook, IlI., 3A., Journalism. PARKS, Wal- ier, Rinard Mills, 3.5., Civil Engineering. PASSIN- LER, Senay, Columbus, 3A., English. PATRICK, Frederick, Jersy City, NJ., 3.5., Mass Communications. PATRONIK, Susan, Toledo, 8.5., Microbiology. PAULOS, Dean, Columbus, 3.5., Chemical Engineering. PAWSEY, Mary, Fremont, 3.5., Home Economics Ed. PAYNE, Vernon, Columbus, 3.5., Social Studies. PEARSON, Benjamin, Columbus, 3.5., Animal Science, PECK, Wayne, Monlpelier, 3.5., Agri- cultural Engineering, PEEBLES, Samuel, Por- tsmouth, 3A., Organ. PEEPLES, William, Lex- ington, 3.5., Chemical Engineering. PEKAREK, Linda, Lakewood, 35., Nursing. PELC, John, Westchester, Pa., 3.5., Micro- biology. PELTZ, Pamela, Rossford, 3.5., Social Studies. PENNINGTON, Larry, Til'lfn, 3.5., Ani- mal Science. PERRAULT, Rachel, Columbus, 3.5., Elemenlary Ed. PERRY, Carolyn, Urbana, 3.5., Clolhing, Textiles. PERRY, Wendy, Youngstown, 3.5., Occupa- tional Therapy. PETERSON, Gail, Caldwell, 3.5., Animal Science. PETERSON, Robert, Wilming- ton, 8.5., Animal Science. PETTY, Yvonne, Canal Winchester, 3A., Art Ed. PFLIECER, Malk, Worthington, 3.5., Biophysics. PHILLIPS, Janet, Youngstown, B.S., Physical Education. PHILLIPS, Patty, Eastlake, 3A., Pub- lic Relations. PHILLIPS, Thomas, Berlin Heights, 3.5., Psychology. PHIPPS, James, Peebles, 8.5., Agriculture Ed. PICCIANO, Timothy, Kettering, 3.5., Accounting, PICCIRILLO, Lynn, Hunlington, N.Y., 3A., In- lernan'onal Studies. PIGLER, Yvonne, Augusla, 6a., 3.13., Broadcast Communication. FITTI- NGER, David, Columbus, 3.5., Malhemalics. PITTS, Sydney, Lancaster, Pa., 3A., Inter- na1ional Studies. PLANK, BfadlEY, Columbus, 3.5., Metallurgical Engineering. PLANK, lane, Columbus, 3.5., Home Econom- ics Ed. PLASKETr, Steven, Canton, B.M.E., Mu- sic, PLOUCHE, Richard, Worthington, 3.5,, Landscape Archileclure. PLUMLY, Judy, Barn- esville, 8.5., Medical Technobgy. PLUMMER, Eldon, Belle Center, 3.5., Animal Science. POEI, Robin, Columbus, 8.5., Industrial Engi- neering. POLIKSA, Lynn, Cincinnati, 3.5., Nurs- ing. POLING, Kenneth, Columbus, 35., Indus- 1rial Engineering. POLTER, Judy, West Unity, B.S., Marketing. POPP, Avelyn, Westervilre, 35., Fashion Retailing. PORT, Joan, Camon, 3.5., Nursing. POWERS, Alice, Columbus, B.S.S.W., Social Work. POW- ERS, Diane, Genoa, 3.5., Dietetics, Institutional Management. PRECEK, Randall, Columbus, 3.5., Biological Illustrations. PRICE, Ray, Bow- erslon, 3.5., Elec1rical Engineering. GOOD-BYE COLUMBUS ' CAP - GOWN - RESUME - INTERVIEWS 304 lgood-bye columbus ' HELLO LIFE GOOD-BYE COLUM PRITTS, Rebecca, N. Canton, 3.5., Elementary Ed. PROBST, Roberta, Loveland, 3.5., Educa- tion. PROEGLER, Kurl, Mentor, 3.5., Computer, Inlormalion Science. PROVOST, Sara, Colum- bus, 3A., Studio Art. PUKACZ, Oksana, Parma, 3.5., Dietetics. PURSEL, loseph, Archbold, 3.5., Computer, ln- formaiion Science. PURTELL, Susan, Lccsburg. 8.5., Elementary Ed. PUSZTAY, Slew, Cleve- land, 3.5., Physicai Ed. QUANTE, Dianne, Sa- vannah, 6a., 3.5., Psychufogy. QUICKSALL, William, Mansfield, 8.5.. Landscape Horticulture. QUIST, John, Worlhington, 3.3.1 Markeling. QUITAR, Anthony, Columbus, 3.5., Dietetics. RACIAS, Argirios, Zanesvilre, 3.5., Marketing, Real Estate. RAMGA, Daniel, Jackson Cu, 3.5.. Food and Nutri1i0n. RAMIREZ, Jose, Columbus. 3.5., Microbiology. RAMSEY, Melissa, Wadsworlh, 3A., journalism. RANDALL, Vicki, New Knoxville, 3.5., Home Economics Ed. RANDLES, Sharon Columbus, 3A., Social Sciences. RANDOLPH, Susan, Granville, 3.5., Nursing. RASHED, Ahmad, Stan- ford, Cal., 3.5., Civil Engineering. RASLAN, Shawkai, Beirut, Lebanon, 3.5., Civil Engineering. RASOR, Paul, Coiumbus, 3A., History. RAUSCH, Connie, Columbus, 3A., Household Equipment. RAUCH, Cordon, Lima, Arts, Sciences. RAUSCH, Mary, 8.3., Medical Technology. good-bye columbusl305 REA, Robert, Washington Courthouse, 3.5., An- imal Science. REAGER, N. REBMAN, Janet, Chagrin Falls, BA, lournalisrn. RECKO, Pamela, Coiumbus, B.S., Manta! Retardation. REDPATH Shirley, Willard, BA, English. REED, Deborah, Peebles, 8A., Social Science. REED, Susan, Independence, 3.5., Social Slud- les. REESE, Martha, Martins Ferry, BA, Speech and Hearing. REEVES. Janie, Grove City, 3.5., Animal Science. REGAN, Jeanene, Columbus, BA, Communications. REIDENBACK, Patricia, Canton, 8.5., Elemen- tary Ed. REMEC, Rose, Chesterland, 35., Earth Science. RENNER, Molly, Youngstown, B.A., Spanish. REUTTER, Laura, Willoughby, B.A., Elementary Ed. RHODES, Deborah, Columbus, 8.5., Home Economics Ed. RICE, Frederick, Columbus, B.A., Political Science. RICE, Janice, Poiand, 3.5., Recreation. RICHARDS, Denise, Chagrin Falls, B.S., Markeb ing. RiCHARDSON, Laurence, Lakeview, 8.5., Insurance. RICKARD, Lynne, Columbus, B.F.A., Paiming, Drawing, Graphic; RiCKARD, Timothy, Weslerville, B.A., Elemen- tary Ed. RIDDLE, Steven, Tiffin, 3.5., Mechani- cal Engineering. RlDENOUR, Carla, Columbus, 35., Elementary Ed. RIEPENHOFF, Ellen, Co- lumbus, B.S., Nutsing. RINEHART, Milton, C0- lumbus, 3.5., Environmental Ed. COMMENCEMENT ' TASSLE ' RE 306fgood-bye columbus RINEHART, Pam, Columbus, 3.5., Nursing. RINESMITH, Cathy, Marietta, 3.5., Physical Ed. RINI, James, Worthington, 3.5., Architecture. RINI, Joseph Jr,, Columbus, 8.5., Architecture. RITCHEY, Judith, Fredericktown, 3.5., Social Studies. RIZER, Frankiin, Pomeroy, 3.5., Zoology, ROB- BiNS, Ronald, Columbus, 3.5., Mathematica ROBERSON, Rodney, Lucasville, 3A., Anthro- pology. ROBERTS, Lynda, Columbus, 3.5,, Zoology. ROBERTS, Ronald, Naperville, B.S., Production and Operations Management. ROBINSON, Beih, Toledo, 3.5., Nursing. ROB- INSON, Nancy, Parma, 3.5., Nursing. ROBIN- SON, Valerie, Westland, BA, Psychology. ROCKER, George, Lore City, 3.5., Civil Engi- neering. RODABAUGH, Chris, Forest, B.S., Ag- riculture Education and Animal Science. RIDGERS, Wanda, Columbus, 3.5., Hementary Ed., RODNEY, Mindy, Columbus, 3A., Psy- chology. ROGERS, Thomas, Willoughby, 8A., Photography, and Cinema. ROOF, Thomas, New Carlisle, 3.5., Computer and Information Science. ROSCOE, f0 Anne, Warren, 3.5., Ele- mentary Ed. ROSE, William, Columbus, 3.5., Wildlife. ROSE, William Parma, 3.5., Landscape Honiculture. ROSENGARTEN, Diane, Cofdwaler, 3.5., Ac- counting. ROSENMUTTER, Gary, Chicago, L, 3.5., Zoology. ROSENSTOCK, Donna, Pitts- burgh, Pa., 3.5., Dietictics. ROTHENBACK, David, Cincinnati, 3.5., Wild- Iife Management. ROTILIE, James, Akron, 3.5., Animal Science. RUBIN, Joel, Canton, B.A., German. RUCKER, Alita, Columbus, 3.95., English. RUDDY, Alice, Columbus, 3A., Spanish. RUSS, Jan, Oakhill, B.S., Agricuflural Communi- caiions. RUSSELL, Jane, Landenberg, 8.5., Social Work. RUSSIN, Marianne, Steubenville, 3.5., Medical Dieielics. RYZNAR, Bernard, Niles, 8A., Sociology. SAGAR, Lucinda, Washington Courthouse, 345., Social Science. SAMS, Jeffrey, Fairview Park, 3A., Zoology. SANKEY, Jeffrey, Marian, 3.5., Mechanical Engi- neering. SANNES, Kris, Washington Court- house, 3A., Dance. SANSONE, Randy, West- erville, 3.5., Zoology. SANTANEiLO, Patricia, Park Ridge, N.J., BA, Communications. SATAVA, Nancy, Hudson, 3.5., Medical Tech- nology. SAUER, Kurt, W. Farmington, 3.5., Civil Engineering. SAVAGE, Gayle, Mansfield, 3A., Sociology. SCHANTZ, Victor, Orrvilie, 3A., Economics. SCHART, Richard, Belvue, 3.5., Transportation and Logistics. SCHENK, Elizabeth, Lima, 3.5., Social Work. SCHER, L. SCHLESINGER, Henry, Bayside, N.l., 3.5., Zoology. SCHLUND, Christine, N. Royai- ton, 3.5., Nursing. SCHMELTZ, Catherine, Bowling Green, 3.5., Industrial Design, Visual Communications. SUME ' SENIORS 'JOB HUNTING ' CAP 'N GOWN ' INTERVIEWS good-bye columbusl307 SCHMIDT, Suzanne, Swanton, 8A., NI Ed. SCHNEIDER, Theodore, Canton, 8.5., Finance. SCHNIEGENBERG, Cary, Garfield Hts., 3.5., Zaoiogy. SCHOBERT, Peggy, Akron, 8.5., Clothing and Textiles. SCHOCH, Glenn, Troy, 35., Marketing. SCHROEDER, Kathleen, Parma, 8.5., Zoology. SCHULER, Richard, Youngstown, BIL, Political Science. SCHULTZ, Marvin, Versailles, 3.5., Agronomy. SCHWAB, Gary, Parma Hts., 3A., Journalism. SCHWABERO, Mark, New Knox- ville, 8.5., Industrial, Systems Engineering. SCHWARTZ, Ruth, New Bremen, 3.5., Nursing. SCHWARTZ, Susan, Cincinnati, 5A., lourna!- ism. SCOHY, Russell, Columbus, 3.5., Markel- ing, SCOTT, Aline, Wodhington, B.S., Social Work. SCOTT, Richard, Ravenna, 3.5., Math Ed. SCOTT, Rodney, Lima, 3.5., Marketing, and Transportation and Logistics. SCULLfN, Ter- rence, Hubbard, BA, History of Art. SCULLJN, Thomas, Hubbard, BA, Painting. SEELENBIN- DER, Mark, Columbus, B.S., Geology. SENF- TEN, William, Middletown, 3.5., Accounting. SHALL, Stephen, Toledo, B.A., Zoology. SHA- NER, Marvin, Columbus, 3.5., Computer and Information Science. SHAPIRO, Jamie, Univer- sity Hts., 3.5., Accounting. SHAWTT, Veronica, Columbus, B.A., Interior Design. SHAW, Diana, Massillon, 8A., Medical Record Administration. SHAW, Gregory, Bowling Green, 5.5., Agricul- tural Economics. SHEATSCEY, James, Jackson, 3A., Political Science. SHEETS, Deborah, Lynchburg, 3.5., Home Economics Ed. SHIELDS, Randy, Columbus, 8A., Journalism. SHIRE, Iames, Wintersville, BA, Microbiology. SHIRK, Leslie, Worthington, 3.5., Textiles and Clo1hing. SHOOK, Gerald, Hudson, N.Y., 3.5., Architecture. SHORT, Patricia, Newark, B.S., Elementary.r Ed. SHORT, William, Archbold, M.S., Agticulturaf Economics. SHOW, Andrew, Columbus, 8.5., Marketing and Finance. SHUE, Mark, Columbus, 3.5., Microbiology. SIBLEY, Lillian, Urbana, 3.5., Animal Science. SIDNER, Louise, Grove City, B.A., Mathematics. SIEGENTHALER, Ellen, Wes! Liberty, 35., Agri- CuItural Economics. SIGRIST, Rick, Larue, B.S., Social Siudies. SILVA, Frances, Camon, 8.5., French. SIM- MONS, Joan, Marysville, 3.5., Medical Records Administration. SINGER, Thomas, Columbus, 3.5., Horticuliure. SININGER, Wiiliarn, W. Union, 8.5., Social Science. SIRANOVIC, loyce, Youngstown, 3.5,, Business Ed. SKIDMORE, Daniel, Columbus, 3.5., Account- ing. SKUBOVIUS, Mary, Columbus, B.S., Nursd ing. SMEDLEY, Deborah, Columbus, 3.5., Ele- menlary Ed. SMITH, Bruce, Wellston, 8.3., Finance. SMITH, Carl, Reading, Mass., 5.5., Electrical Engineering. SENIORS ' GRADUATION - JOB HUNTING - GOOD-BYE COLUM 308Igood-bye columbus GVHD - SHOINEIS EI'ISSVJ. ' EIWHSEIH - IOOHDS JLVDGVEID - $09 SMITH, Calhy, Marietta, 3.5., English Commuu nicalions. SMITH, Cynthia, Columbus, 355., P0- litical Science. SMITH, Michael, Dayton, 8.5., Civil Engineering. SMITH, Richard, Warren, B.S., Archiiecture. SMITH-MAYES, Lybrand, Fairborn, B.A., Russian Language, and Literature. SMITHERS, Mary, Akron, 8A., Social Sciences. SMYTH, Todd, Toledo, B.5., Fisheries Manage- ment. SNYDER Linda, Columbus, 3.5., Pharw macy. SNYDER, Thomas, Columbus, BA, so. cial Work. SOGAN, Eiizabeth, Mingo JCL, 3A,, Speech Communication. SOUTHWORTH, Diana, Dublin, BA, Commu- nications. SOUTHWORTH, Press III, Columbus, 85., Accounting. SOVA, Irene, Columbus, 3.5., Zoology. SPADE, Jean, Marion, 8.5., Spanish. SPURBECK, Jo, Kettering, 8.5., Elementary Ed. SPURLING, Wilifam, Mason, B.A., Civil Engi- neering. STACY, Kathy, Lowell, 3.5., Computer Science. STANLEY, larry, Cahanna, 3.5., Ac- counting. STANLEY, Lillian, Shaker H!s., B.5., Nursing. STANOWICK, Daniel, Garifeld Hls., 3.5., Naluraf Resources and Communications. STATLER, Stephen, Zanesville, B.A., Marketing. STEELE, David, Grove City, 3.M.E., Music. STEIN, Peter, Flushing, N.Y., BA, Speech and Hearing Science. STELUES, Garry, Valley Cot- tage, 3.5., Wildlife Management. STEVENS, Iames, Archbold, 3.5., Marketing. STEWART, Rita, Columbus, 3A., Social Sciences. STIR, lames, Springfield, 8.5., Com- puter and Information Science. STITZLEIN, Earl, Loudonvillc, 3.5., Agriculture Ed. STONE- HOUSE, Deborah, Lyndhurst, 8.5., Nursing. SfONER, Mack lr., West Jefferson, 3.5., Agri- cultural Economics. STOUGH, Barbara, Millersport, 3.5., Biological Sciences. STOUCH, Craig, Toledo, 3.5., Archi- tecture. STRAIT, Constance, Columbus, 3.5., Elementary Ed. STRASSER, fames, Cincinnati, 3.5., Scientific Writing. STRAUSBAUGH, Lu Ann, Fostoria, BA, Anthropology. STRAYER, George, Fayette, 3.5., Food Science and Nutrition. STULTZ, Dale, Chillicothe, 3.5., Marketing. SUFFRON, Mary, Chesapeake, 8A., Journalism. SULLIVAN, Jon, Kettering, 8.5., In- dusirial Arts. SULLIVAN, Michael, Bloomfield Hills, B.S., Landscape Architecture. SULLIVAN, Paul, Pitisburgh, Pa., 3.5., Social Work. SULLIVAN, Regina, New Paris, 3.5., So- cial Studies. SUMSER, Sandy, Hamilton, B.S., Nursing. SURBER, John, Hillsboro, 3.5., Dairy Science. SUTHERLAND, Laurie, Manins ferry, BA, History of An. SUVAR, George, N. Ridgeville, 35., Agricultural Economics. SVATY, Susan, Cleveland, 3.5., Nursing. SWANK, Gregory, Navarre, 8.5., Welding Engineering. SYNOR, LiHian, Cleve- land, 3A., Social Sciences. 52E, Cedric, Colum- bus, 3.5., Electrical Engineering. good-bye columbus I309 TABACCHI, Lynn, Adena, B.A., Art Ed. TAM, Ung, Columbus, M.B.A., Accounting. TATUM, Darlene, Columbus, BA, International Studies. TATUSKO, Joesph, Gahanna, 8.5., Product De- sign. TELLES, Gregory, Minerva, 8.5., Accounting. TEPE, Susanne, Norwood, 3.5., Microbiofogy. TERRANOVA, James, Niles, 8.5., Finance. TERRY, Kathy, Piqua, 3.5., Marketing. THIES, Jeffrey, Cleveland, B.S., Electrical Engineering. . THOMPSON, Cheryt, Springfield, 8.5., Food ' a Technology. g... ..,........,.......4. .n- .- . . TINLIN, Richard, Carrollton, 3.5., Physical Education. TOBIN, Rachel, East Liverpool, B.5., Social Work. TOLBER, Heiien, Columbus, B.S., Public Relations. TONTIMONIN, Thomas, Rav- enna, 3.5., Social Studies. TORRY, John, Troy, BA, lournalism. TRAINOR, David, Columbus, 8.5., Geology. TRAXLER, Timolhy, Avon Lake, 8A., Poli1ical Science. TRENDE, Rebecca, Coiumbia Station, 8.5., Animal Science. TRINTER, David, Columw bus, 5.5., Civil Engineering. TRUSCOTT, Gail, Coiumbus, 3.5., English Comprehensive. TUCKER, Grace, Columbus, 3.5., Elemenlary Ed. TURNER, Edward, Columbus, 3A., Sociol- ogy. TURNER, Ellen, Columbus, 8.5., Nursing. TYLKA, Thomas, Solon, 5.5., Accounting. UMECK. Kenneth, Niles, 3.5.. Psychology. 31 Ofgood-bye columbus BYE COLUMBUS-COMMENCEMENT' TASSLE-RESUME-HELLO LIFE URBANIK, Carol, West Chester, 3.5., Occupa- tional Therapy. URIG, Ann, N. Ridgewlle, 3.5., Education. URMSTON, Jane, Hamilton, 3.5., Dielectics. VALENTINE, Carolyn, Cincinnati, 3.5., Elemenlary Ed. 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WALKER, Sharon, West- erville, B.A., Psychology. WALKER, Susan, Springfield, B.A., Personalized Studies. WALLACE, Samuel, Columbus, BA, Communication. WALLINGFORD, Charles, Peebles, 3.5., Parks and Recreation Administra- tion. WALSER, Shirley, Damon, 3.5., Nursing. WALTERS, Randall, Columbus, 3.5., Finance. WALTON, Vanessa, Alexandria, Va., B.A., Soci- ology. WARD, David, Flemont, 3.5., Foreign Language Education. WARDEN, Jonashan, Grove City, 3.5., Physical Ed. WARKENTIN, Su- san, Swanton, 3.5., Wildlife Management. WARNER, Anne, Greenwich, B.A., Journalism. WARREN, Millicent, Bloomfield Hills, Mich, 3.5., Marketing. WASHINGTON, Eugene. C0- lumbus, 3.5., Industrial Technology. WATSON, Deborah, Columbus, 3.5., Medicai Dietetic; WEBB, Martin, E. Liverpool, 3.5., Secondaryr Ed. WEBER, Valerie, Springiield, B.A., Ioumalism. WEIBEL, David, Dayton, 3.5., Mechanical Engi- nearing. WEIKEL, Sheila, Columbus, 3.5., At- counting. WEINSTEIN, Sherry, Cleveland Hts., 8.A., Speech and Hearing. 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But today these dreams would have meant sacrificing too much of today in favor of tomorrow. Except in motherhood. And that was really all she ever wanted. Those of us who knew her feel like screaming out in righteous indignation at this one unfulfilled dream. That was where all the dead-end roads and blind alleys met. But our Eniko knew how to love. And above all else she loved God. One of her favorite passages from Ecclesiastes is a familiar one: To everything there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven. Enikb believed this and if she were able to counsel us today she would say- Accept. Accept life and all that comes with it. Accept, but make the most of it. She would say, life goes on and so must we. We will miss her, but she was one who be- lieved more than she could prove. Her wish for us would be that we could too. 44 mm. .mm t wu .no . sAou ram n H E af ws . V on m... . nw hm am Wh ; .L ma w m. mm .s t we .m 9N T o N IA ---4 ODE, INTIMATIONS 0F IMMORTALITY Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting: The Soul that rises with us, our Life's Star, Hath had elsewhere its setting, And cometh from afar: Not in entire forgetfulness, And not in utter nakedness, But trailing clouds of glory do we come from God, who is our home: Heaven lies about us in our infancy! Shades of the prison-house begin to close upon the growing Boy, . But He beholds the light, and whence it flows, He sees it in His joy, The Youth, who daily farther from the east Must travel, still is Nature's Priest, And by the vision splendid Is on his way attended, At length the Man perceives it die away, And fade into the light of common day . .. William Wordsworth . ..-.:; -...... .. .... . -..,... .....-. .-. -.-iu-; ,-tt-H-..- Obstacles. rules and barriers inhibit and control expression and action, and yet . . . not HIP vndlaZ? 328mm the end J... Despite the constant bombardment by messages. we communicate-unspoken aspirations. anticipations. and meditations . . . ml the entll329 .Mllrnnl lhl- t'ml An expression . . . dm no alo. hb an nmm mm mm. em ma y. trigger sensitivity and memor taking on new realit Y for all who see and feel them . . . Imr lhl' vmliiml 3321 not lhn and The silence of aloneness . . . to some serenity. to others despair . . . to all, even en masse. the uniqueness of private sensations and perceptions . . . not the end1333 334mm the end 4- - .-- L. .. riF-IF- Ff-r... 17.3 ?? h- .J u i JES' .-Y' ' '.'J' 1+-'-' h -'- One man's realities um unulhur man's fnntalsius . .. feelings, experiences and expectations merge to chart nach life's course in u never ending cycle ... of whom we have been. where we are, and where WI! are going . . . not the endI335 u We often live our lives, Regretting pasts . . . Dreading futures, And overlooking the present. Do not reflect in sorrow. Do not project in sadness. But live each day, each moment. Feeling, thinking, learning . . . We have no past, for it has vanished. We have no future, for it is yet unborn. The present? Make the most of it, For we shall never pass this way again . . . Renate Burgyan Editor, 1975 MAKIO 336mm the end fun g 11-15::