Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1978 volume:

Makio I978 Reflec+ions of a Year 6+ Ohio S+a+e i l 1 n - l . . .- 1... flu! .,. .- ,- .. l . ..U . K. ' r. . I l...i 'l .I . . a -'l g '. '3 ' '1 o W? I;';1--r...'.--.-J.k-j .1- L-.-... . 3'. n.2,fr, 5;:ript Ohio HorHecorning Ohio Sfafe Universi+y Columbusl Ohio 432 l 0 Cindy Ann BeaHie. eclH'or To Jeffrey 8. Light, for inspiring me to EXCEI' -:-Hrf- In Buddhist legend. Makio is a magic, clairvoyant mir- ror, revealing aH things about our past u the bad as well as the good. It reHeds. And this back u the Makio - is meant to help you reflect on your experiences at Ohio State. The square of silver represents the mirror. All 1he people here are different, and their experiences differ. We cannot photograph your memories, and so we photograph some of the people and places here, and express some experiences in words, in the hope thai they will hefp you remember what Ohio State was to you. Makio 1978 Volume 98 Reflections of a Year at Ohio State Conceived at The Ohio State University Columbus, Ohio Printed at Taylor Publishing Company Dallas, Texas Cindy Ann Beanie, editor James G. Trainer, adviser If 1his book isn't arranged to suit you, get up one of your own lfs good inexpensive experience. If the bind ing isn't to yOur liking, tear it off. If the tone of the book does not strike you, perhaps your taste has not been sufficiently and properly cultivated. If you have any ideas whatever, use them in your own book, we shall have no use for them. e from preface to 1895 Makio Comema 12 Football 32 Sports 82 Seniors 160 Silver Moments 175 Impressions m0 Entertainment 218 Belonging 8: Being 236 Reflections in a Hand-Held Mirror FOOTBALL i i l. I t .- -..,-.-..v Ohio State opened its '77 football season with a pewer backfield and their first-ever meeting with Miami of Florida. The Buckeyes beat the Hurriv canes, but lost Jeff Logan and his backup, sopho- more Fticky Johnson, in the process. Early in the second quarter e after gaining 31 yards in 10 carries e Logan was forced oft the fieid with an ankte injury. The Bucks kept up their scoring drive, however, and sophomore Vlade Janakievski kicked in a 31-yard field goal to put OSU on top, 3-0, with 10:40 Iett in the period. Ricky Johnson went in at tailback and gained 50 yards in the first halt, 32 of them in a broken. field run that gave Ron Springs 3 chance to score on a 21-yard scamper. The score was 10-0 at halftime. Halfway into the third quarter, Johnson was out with a knee strain. Springs took over in the backfield, alternating between tailback and full- back and carrying the ball 27 times for 114 yards. Miami quarterback E. J. Baker led the Hurri- canes to the 080 10, anticipating a score with less than two minutes left in the game. But the Buckeye defense read the pass and gave Ohio State its first win and first shut-out 0f the season. 10-0. MIAMI IJ 203 33 MINNE3IJTA 7 Rod Gerald and Hon Springs had a good afternoon Sep- tember 17 as Gerald completed five of seven passes one of them a 29- yarder to fianker Herman Jones that scored the first OSU touchdown An 18- -yard Janakievski field goal gave the Buckeyes a 10 0 lead at the half. There must' ve been something special in Woody's locker- room chat, as the Bucks scored four TD's in the second half 3 three of them on all three of their fourth-quarter posses- SIOI'IS. With a two'yard run, sophomore fuilback Ricardo Volley ended a 51-yard scoring drive that started when Ron Springs sped up the middle for 33 yards. Not to be intimidated, the Gophers countered with a punt return Bobby Weber took from two yards into the end zone ail the way for a Minnesota touchdown. The lead was closed down to 17-7. Springs scored the first Buckeye touchdown of the final period with an 8-yard run. Backup quarterback Greg Castig- nola connected with flanker Doug Donley on a 38-yard pass for another TD. Joel Payton ended the clay with a seven-yard rush and the final score. All in all, Ohio State gained 385 yards rushing and 133 yards passing, and kept the Gophers to 123 yards on the ground and 15 in the air. Oklahoma exploded in Ohio Stadium with an Elvis Peacock touchdown, a Billy Sims touchdown, and a van Schamann field goal in the first quarter for a 110 iead. Another von Schamann kick early in the second quarter widened the lead to twenty points. Ron Springs scrambled 30 yards for the first OSU score, and Gerald was close behind with another touchdown to bring the score to 20-14 going into the locker rooms. Hatfway into the third quarter, Joel Payton pulled the long last yard to give the Bucks another touchdown and a 20-20 tie. Vlade Janakievski made the conversion, and Ohio State was ahead. 21- 20. The crowd went crazy! Kelton Dansler intercepted an Oklahoma pass moments tater and ran it to the far 33. Two plays and eleven yards later, quarter- back Rod Gerald was tackfed for no gain and left the game with a concussion. Greg Castignola took over and passed sixteen yards to tight end Jimmy Moore in the end zone. After the point-after, Ohio State had increased its lead to 28-20. That wasn't quite enough when another Peacock touchdown capped off a 13Aplay Okiahoma drive that started with a Buckeye fumble. bringing the score to 28-26. His attempted two-point con- version was unsuccessful, and there was less than a minute-and- a-half left in the game. Von Schamann's kick was recovered by the Sooners at the 50- yard line. Three plays later von Schamann was kicking again AM this time a field goal from the 23, with three seconds left 'til the gun. Ohio State had lost to Oklahoma in front of a sellout crowd and a national TV audience. 20 03 4B PUBDUE IJ Purdue came to Columbus, and they brought the nation's leading passer, freshman quarter- back Mark Herrmann. Five plays into the game, OSU defensive halfback Mike Guess intercepted a Herrmann pass and returned it 65 yards for a touchdown. Before the first quarter was over, Buckeye fullback Joel Payton had converted Lenny Mills! punt-block and Kelton Dansler's interception into three touchdowns and a two- pointer to take a 29-0 lead. Springs scampered 66 yards for a second- quar'ter score. Janakievski made a 26-yard field goal to increase the lead to 39-0. Payton scored again in the third period, gain- ing 26 points for the day - nearing the 30-point record set by Pete Johnson in 1975. ??'u' ' I I - m 94. nu KW '11 o't ! m r1 2- WW I '31 Inn. y .. IJSII 42 WISBIJNSIN 0 mm Pu 0n the second play of the '77 Homecoming game e witnessed by Miss America, the newly- crowned OSU King and Queen, and a Sellout crowd of 87,837 - quarterback Gerald let loose a 797yard pass to flanker Jimmy Harrell, who caught it on the Wisconsin 42-yard line and ran the rest of the way to score. Wisconsin's 46eyard field goal attempt by Steve Veith was blocked by Buckeye openside tackle Byron Cato. In the second quarter, Joel Payton rolled over from the 1 to finish an 80eyard scoring drive. Ohio State was ahead, 14-0. They showed the Badgers no more mercy in the second half. The defense e led by lineback- ers Tom Cousineau and Dave Adkins - had a tremendous afternoon and intercepted fOur Badger passes. The interceptions were made by Mike Guess, Lenny Mills, Torn Roche, and Kelton Dansler. Jeff Logan plowed 39 yards for a touchdown, and Gerald tollowed up a few minutes tater with a run-in from the one. The Bucks had 28 points; Wisconsin had none. Springs cleared a path from the 31 in the fourth quarter for a score. Ric Volley made the final touchdown from the 2-yard line. OSU had won another: 42-0. Indiana took the opening kickoff m stowty but surely - all the way to the Ohio State 2, where on a fourth-and-two Scott Arnett passed to Keith Calvin in the corner of the end zone. The Hoo- siers took a 7-0 head over the Bucks. The Buckeyes made their first possession an 11-ptay, 53-yard drive ending in a touchdown when freshman Payton went in from the 3. The T score was tied, and remained that way into the t hatf. 1 In the third quarter, Jimmy Harrell scored on a t ! 29-yard Gerald pass. Gerald e on an option -n t . T ran in from the 7-yard line. Ron Springs scurried in from the one to add to his 72 yards total for the day, pulling the score to 28-7, Ohio. In the final stanza, backup Buckeyes drove the I . ball 81 yards for the final touchdown a by Paul Campbell from the one. Jetf Logan rushed for 148 yards in twenty i attempts, his best afternoon all season so far. The Bucks were ready for Michigan . . . they hoped. 24 03 35 INDIANA 7 MIBHIGAN I4 05 B According to statistics. Ohio State should have won: 208 yards rushing to Michigan's 141 yards, 144 yards passing compared to 55, and 23 first downs to the Wolverines' 10 first downs. But, as Woody reminds us, the only stats that count are the ti nal scores. Ohio State had two Janakievskt field goals and two lost fumbles - one in the third quarter on the OSU 20 that set up a Michigan TD, and one late in the fourth quarter that blew away a Buck- eye drive to within 8 yards of pay dirt. There were only two penalties: ten yards total loss, five for each team. But the most important two't was the two blue-and-maize touchdowns, one in the second quarter on at Roosevelt Smith 1-yard run, and one in the third quarter when OB Rick Leach ran in from the two. Said Coach Hayes, t'Our kids never tried harder. This is by far the best game we ever played and lost. Michigan started packing for the Rose Bowl; the Bucks were going to meet Alabama in the Sugar Bowl. 2? The Crimson Tide kept on the ground with their first possession, a 61-yard drive in 17 plays that OSU MVP Dave Adkins stopped when he spilted 'Bama OB Jeff Rutledge for no gain at the 3-yard tine. The Bucks took possession and went 44 yards before being forced to punt Alabama scored its tirst TD on a 1-yard Tony Nathan run. Buckeye Kelton Dansler was called on a face- mask penalty. Rutledge threw a 277yard touch- down pass to Bruce Bolton e right over Ray Grif- fin's head. The point-atter attempt by Roger Chapman was wide, and the Tide was still ahead, 13-0. The Bucks took over on their 23 In eight plays e including a 22-yard GeraId-Moore pass and a 42-yard sprint around left end by Ron Springs -F they were across the field on Alabama's five. In a pewer-I formation, Jimmy Harrell caught a pass and took it around the right end. The ball was spotted on the three e one yard short of first down. The Bucks were still scoreless going into the lockers at the half. In the third quarter, on a tackle by Aaron Brown, Rutledge fumbled the ball and OSU's Adkins recovered it on the 46. Ohio State made it to the thirty, but was forced back to the 40 and had to punt. The next scarlet-and-gray possession was on the 'Bama 35. Chris Ward jumped offside Terry Jones forced Gerald into a 41-yard loss. It was fourth and three on the 28. 'Bama was buzzin'. In thirteen plays they drove 67 yards, capped off by Rick Neat's TD catch. Rutledge passed to Nathan for another two points It was 21-0. fContr'nue-dy ALABAMA '35 usu s .- 0,464; .31!!! mt. In the fourth quarter, Buckeye wingback Jimmy Harrelf had a tre- mendous leaping catch on the 19 and ran in to score with 13:3410 go. A two'Floint 1w by Logan was unsuccessful. Alabama had two more scores -- one by Major Ogilvie from 1he one. and another by Johnny Davis from the five. The Buckelest 35-6, .1inishing.the season with a 9-3 record. 30 THE BUBKEYES Row WLRJI Head Coach W W. Woody Hayes, Herman Jones 49 FL, Greg Storer 80 TE, Garth Cox ?8 OT, Dave Adkins 94 LB, Martin Cusick 96 DE, Mark Lang 51 06, Joe Allegro 22 8. James Harrell 11 FL, Aaron Brown 55 MG maptaim. Jefi Logan 34 FBITB maptainL Rayr Griff1n 44 SITE! maptainl Chris Ward ?9 OT tCaptainL Eddie Beamon 6? OT, James Savoca 5? 06. Doug Porter 53 C, Joe Dixon 85 DE. Tyrone Harris 66 DT, Keith Saunders 10 S, Mark Sullivan ?2 OT. Row 2: Tim Burke 76 OT. Greg Castignola 7 QB, Brian Schwartz 14 8, Mike Guess 12 DB. Joseph Hornik 83 DE, Ernest Andria 69 06. Tim Vogler 52 C, Bill Jaco 8? TE, Jimmy Moore 99 TE. Tom Cousineau 36 LB. Kelton Dansler 32 DE, Lenny Mills 20 DB, Ron Springs 23 TB, Ftod Gerald 8 QB. Joe Robinson ?0 0T, Byron Cato 71 01', Turn Waugh 58 CG, Tern.r Vogler 9? LB, Joel Laser 92 06, Paul Ross 16 DE. How 3: Vlade Janakievski 13 PK, Wendell Kellum 98 MG, Bob Orosz 3 LB, Tim Sawicki 63 MG, Michael Schneider 3? FE, Michael Strahine 6 OB,Char1es Hunter 24 TEIFL, Kenneth Fritz 56 CG, Thomas Blinco 29 LB, Scan Bums 63 06, Doug Mackie 3'3 0T, Ron Bamig 82 TE, PaulCampbe1133 FB, Alvin Taylor 9 QB, James Laughl'rn 5 DE, Gary Dulin 60 DT, David McKee 1 PT. Rickyr Johnson 21 TB, Ricardo VoHey 18 PB, Duncan Griffin 46 5. How 4: David Phillips F? 0T, Leon Ellison 39 LB, John Hutchrngs ?5 C, Kevin Jones 24 FL, Nicholas Miller 64 0G, Tim Brown 74 OT, Ed Mills 62 OT, Kenneth Willis 42 DB, Felix Lee 35 TBIFB, Andrew Slover 95 DB. James Caruso 41 DB. James DeLeone 50 C, David Medich 61 06, Terry Bach 93 MG, Ray Ellis 27 DB, Luther Henson 54 DT, Mike Faler 13; 35 DE, Doug McEldowney 2 PK. How 5: Robert Murphyr 28 03, Vincent Skilfings 48 DB, Alan Balen 81 LB. Norman Burrows 4 QB, Alvin Washington 15 LB, Todd Bel! 25 DB, Calvin Murray 43 TB, Ernest Epitropoulos 59 OG. David Allen 88 DE, John Epilropoulos 33 LB, Douglas Donley 4? TBIFL. Anthony Megaro 90 LB. Torn Orosz 19 PK. Ronald Miller 91 DE, Joel Payton 30 F8, Douglas F'aulewr 84 FL. Keith Ferguson 65 OGXOT. How 6: Defensive Backfield Coach Gary Tranquill, TackFes' and Tight Ends1Coach Bill Myles, Ends' Coach Esco Sarkkinen, Defense Coordinator George Hill, Defensive Line Coach David Adolph. Ouanerbacks' and Split Ends' Coach George Chaump, Running Backs' Coach Mickey Jackson, Guards' and Centers' Coach Alex Gibbs, Head Trainer Billy Hill. September 10, Columbus, Ohio186,2371 Ohio State 10. Miami 01 Florida 0 Mian1i:........... ............... 0 0 O 11 ..... O OhioState ..................... ..0 10 0 0 .10 SCORING 1 Second Quarter Ohio State 1 Janakievski, 31-yard field goal110:401 Ohio State 1 51311005. 21-yard run1Janakieyski kick114r551 September 17, Columbus. Ohio 18717791 Ohio S1ate 38, Minnesota 7 Minnesota . ..... ........ 0 0 7 0....7 Oh'lo State . . . ................... 7 3 7 21 ..... 38 SCORING 1 FIFSI Quarter Ohio State 1 H. Jones, 29-yard pass from Gerald1janakieyski k1ck116:571 SCORING 1 Second Quarter Ohio State 1 Janak1eyski, 18-yard field goa1113:031 SCORING 1 Third Quarter Ohio State 1 Volley, 2-yard rush1Janakieyski kick1141451 Minnesota 1 Weber, 100-yard kickoff return1Rogind kick114:291 SCORING 1 Founh Quarter Ohio State 1 Springs, 8-yard run1Janakievski kick119:151 Ohio Sgate 1 Donkey. 38-yard pass from Castigno1a1janakievski kick1 15:1 1 Ohio State 1 Payton. 7-yard run1Janakieyski kick1102411 September 24, Columbus,0hio188,1191 Oklahoma 29, Ohio Stale 28 Oklahoma . . .................... 17 3 0 9 ..... 29 Ohio State ........................ 0 14 14 0 ..... 28 SCORING 1 First Quarter Oklahoma 1 Peacock, 33-yard run1yon Schamann kick1111:591 Oklahoma 1 Sims, 14-yard run1yon Schamann kick1111:051 Oklahoma 1 von Schamann, 23-yard field goal13:291 SCORING 1 Second Quarter Oklahoma 1 von Schamann, 33-yard iield goal112:581 Ohio State 1 Springs, 30-yard run 1Janakievski k1ck1 1101321 01110 State 1 Gerald. 19-yard run1Janakievski kick119:451 SCORING 1 Third Quarter 01110 State 1 Paylon. 1-yard run1Janakieyski kick118:041 Ohio State 1 Moore, 15-yard pass irom Castignola1Janakievski k1ck1 4:441 SCtORING 1 Fourth Quarter Okfahoma 1 Peacock. 1-yard run1Peacock run failed111:291 Oklahoma 1 yon Schamann, 41 -yard field goal10:031 October 1, Dallas, Texas151,9701 OhioState 35. Southern Methodi517 OhioState N H ............ ....7 14 7 7 ..... 35 Southern Method1st ................. 0 0 0 7 ..... 7 SCORING 1 First Quarter Ohio State 1 Logan. 16-yard run1Janakieyski kick111:371 SCORING 1 Second Quarter Ohio State 1 Gerald. 33-yard run1Janakievskikick11142111 Ohio State 1 Payton, 2-yard run1Janakieysk1kick1112z331 SCORING 1 Third Quarter Ohio State 1 Payton. 44-yard run1Janakieysk1 kick1 SCORING 1 Fourth Quarter Ohio State 1 Campbell, 1-yard run1Janakievski kick1112:411 Southern Methodist 1 Whittington, 1-yard run1Dun10p kick1110:371 OctoberB, Columbus, 0hio187,7071 0h1o State 46, Purdue 0 Purdue .......................... 0 0 0 O . . . . 0 Ohio State ........................ 29 10 7 0 ..... 46 SCORING 1Fir510uarler Ohio State 1 Guess, 55-yard pass interception 1Janakieyski kick1112:491 Ohio State 1 Payton. 1-yard run1Pay1on run117:491 Ohio State 1 Payton, 1-yard run1Janakieyski kick115:001 Ohio State 1 Payton, 10-yard run1Janakievski kick112:151 SCORING 1 Second Ouaner Ohgo S1ate 1 Springs. 65-yard run1Janakievski kick117:581 Ohio Sale 1 Janakievski, 26-yard field goa110:031 SCORING 1 Third Quarter Ohm Slate 1 Payton, 2-yard run1Janakieyski kick1171501 Osgober 15, Iowa City, Iowa 150.0701 Ohio State 27, Iowa 6 lowa ........... ' ,,,,,,,, , ,,0 0 0 6:....5 Ohio State ........................ 3 10 7 7 ----- 27' SCORING 1 Fu'sl Quarter OhIO State 1 Janakieyski, 25-yard field goal12r221 SCORING 1 Second Quarter Ohgo State 1 Gerald, 44-yard run1Janakievski k1ck115:241 OhIO State 1 Janakieyski. 28-yard field goal102031 SCQHING 1 Third Quarter OhIO State 1 Gerald. 2-yard run1JanakIevskI kick113:211 SCORING 1 Fourth Quarter Ohm State 1 Campbell, 1-yard run1JanakIeyski kick117:341 Iowa 1 Lazar, 2-yard run1McLaughlin passfailed111:111 October 22, Evanston, Illinois 1129,5631 Ohio State 35. Northwestern 15 Northwestern.. .3 6 0 5 ..... 15 OhioState ..... W14 7 7 7 ..... 35 SCORING 1 First Quarter Northwestern 1 Poulos, 44-yard field 903119331 0hro State 1 Payton, 4-yard run1Janakievski kick114:581 Ohio State 1 Logan, 5-yard run1Janakievski k1ck1111151 SCORING 1 Second Quarter NcEthSxygtern 1 Taylor, 33-yard pass from Hemph1111Hemphill pass 1ailed1 Ohio State 1 Payton, 1-yard run1Janakieyski kick111:571 SCORING 1 Third Quarter Ohio State 1 Gerald, 24-yard run1Janakievsk1kick1110z411 SCORING 1 Fourth Quarter Ohio State 1 Campbell, 1-yard run1Janakievsk1kick117:401 Nor1hwestern 1 Gilmore, 14-yard run1Lawrence run faiied114:401 October 29, Columbus, 011101818371 Ohio State 42, Wisconsin 0 Wisconsin OhioStaIe SCORING 1 First Quarter Ohio 812119. 1 Harrell. 79-yard pass from Gerald1Janakievski kick1114:391 SCORING 1 Second Quarter Ohio Sta1e 1 Payton, 1-yard run1Janakievski kick113:091 SCORING 1 Third Quarter Ohio 31313 1 Logan, 38-yard run1Janakievski kick118:071 Ohio Sta1e 1 Gerald. 1-yardrun1JanakievsI-c1kick112:561 SCORING 1 Fourth Quarter Ohio Sta1e 1 Springs, 31-yard run1Janakievski kick1112:011 Ohio 31319 1 Volley, 2-yard run1Janakievskikick111:051 ..0 0 0 0 ..... 0 7 7 14 14 ..... 42 November 5, Champaign, Illinois165,9731 Ohio State 35, 111111015 0 Ilrinois ........................ . . .0 0 0 0 ..... 0 0hioStaIe.... D 7 21 7 ..... 35 SCORING 1 Second Ouaner Ohio Stale 1Campbell, 1-yard run1Janaktevsk1kick115:011 SCORING 1 Third Quarter Ohio State 1 Pawon, 1-yard run 1Janakieyski kick1110: 191 Ohio Staie 1 Springs, 15-yard run1Janakievski k10k11101051 Ohio State 1 Harrell, 5-yard run 1Janakievski kick1132171 SCORING 1 Fourth Quarter Ohio State 1 Johnson, 15-yard run1Janakiey5ki k1ck113:181 N0vember12, Columbus, Oh10187,7851 Ohio State 35, Indiana 7 1ndiana .......................... 7 0 0 0 ..... 7 Ohio State ......................... 7 0 21 7 ..... 35 SCORING 1 FirstOuarter Indiana 1 Calvin, 2-yard pass from Arnett1Freud kick117:481 Ohio State 1 Pawon, 3-yard run1Janakievski kick113:391 SCORING 1 Third Ouader . Ohio State 1 Harrell, 29-yard pass from Gerald1Janakieyskiklck1113:451 Ohio State -- Gerald, 7-yard run1Janakievski kick1 17: 181 Ohio State 1 Springs, 1-yardrun1Janakieyskikick1101551 SCORING 1 Fourth Quarter Ohio State 1 Campbeli, 1-yard run1Janakievski kick118:371 November 19, Ann Arbor. Michigan1105,0241 Michigan 14, Ohio State 6 Michigan .......................... 0 7 7 0 ..... 14 Ohio State ......................... 3 0 3 0 ..... 6 SCORING 1 FirstOuarter Ohio State 1 Janakievski, 29-yard field goal17:191 SCORING '1 Second Quarter Michigan 1 H. Smith, 1-yard run1wi11ner kick111:201 SCORING 1 Third Quarter Michigan 1 Leach, 2-yard run1Willner kick1111:021 Ohio State 1 Janakieyski, 44-yard 1ield gdal15:471 January 2, New Orreans, Louisiana175,8111 Alabama 35, Ohio State 6 Alabama....:.....1........... ..0 13 8 14 ..... 35 Ohio State ......................... 0 0 0 6 ..... 5 SCORING 1 Second Quarter - Alabama 1 Nathan, 1-yard run1Chaprnan klck1 111:311 Alabama 1 Bolton, 27-yard pass from Hutredge1klckfa112d1 SCORING 1 Third Quarter Alabama 1 Neal, 3-yard pass from Rulledge1Nathan pass 1mm Rutledge1 80101331230 F h 0 rt 1 our! 03 er . Ohio State 1 Harrell, 38-yard pass from Gerald 1run 1arled1113:341 Alabama 1 Ogihrie, 1-yard run1Chapman'kIck1 Alabama 1 Davis, 5-yard run1Chapman kick1 31 3U 32 34 ow I fL-FU: Steve Hixson, Scot't Fratiann McDonough, Lyle Braund, Mark Davis, John R e, Ken Simko, Mark Osterhou t, Maurie Kline, Doug Gibson. Row 2: Coach Jim Mansoor, Mark Warfield, Stew e Crane, Paul Roberts, Manager Bill Schwartz. Row 1 mm: Lorraine Smith, Lois Boggs, Jana Edwards, Sharon Rudder, Nancy Sutton, Teresa Prince.- How 2: Asst. Coach Tim King, Janei Pearson, Kim Schmardebeck, Lorrie Oldham, Jody Adams, Lois Wright, Coach Mamie Halllns. Eastern Michigan Invitational - 4th out of 8 teams Penn State 17, Eastern Michigan 59, Ohio State 61 at Ohio State Southern Illinois Invitational 1 1th out of 14 teams Bowling Green Invitational - 2nd cm of 5 teams MAIAW Regionals at Wisconsin -- 13m out of 17 teams Row 1 a-FU: Karen Schenke, Terri McKie, Audrey Ambrose, Sue Freed, Suzi Sheppard m:n-Captainj, Grace Sacher tCo-Cap- tainl Kathy Anderson, Judy Paris, Sally Shackelton, Theresa O'Connor. Row 2: Andi Dunbar, Karen Prochaska, Marsha Keith, Vicki Gregonis, Tammy Strong, Angie Alexander, Kim Sinkhorn, Lyn Bagent. Row 3: Kathy Joseph Wanagerl Aurie Whine ker $tatJ, Barb Hallgren, Patty Angowski, Cristy Freese, Sue Marcellus, Kathy Lorenz, Lisa Williams, Cathy Whittaker, Sue Coen, Ellen Lfoyd, Molly Eichner tTrainerL Coach Harriet Reynolds. 36 OSU 1 2 2 1 2 1 w-Fh-bdNM-JNM-P- Indianaiii '3 St. LouisiH; Michiganig Denison Muskingum Penn State E. Stroudsburg Sta1e mancellem Kentucky 31. Louis Central Michigan Wooster Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon Dayton gI Wittenberg Ohio University Bowling Green MImiiana Invitational Qm-DOAISW Tournamem OPPONEN T U'IOUJON-I AOON-iOO-O-J 3? Shots on Goal: OSU 165 Corner Kicks: OSU 44 Goalie Saves: OSU 79 Fouls: OSU 1 84 Offsides: OSU 31 OPP 171. OPP 92 OPP 90 OPP 1 99 OPP 85 LEADING SCORERS: Juan Acevedo 10-3-13 Frank Vizcarra 6'3-9 Jaimie Garvin 5-3v8 Jeff Quint 2-3-5 Chris Sharrett 2-3-5 Dave Bradford 112-3 Tom Korb 3-0-3 Ardie Singh1-1v2 Eric Johnson 0-1-1 Mike Wukelic1-0-1 Marcus Collier 0-1-1 Klaus Lambeck 0-1-1 08 U 9 3 1 3 2 2 3 O 1 l 2 1 1 2 OPPONENT Indiana-Purdue Miami of Ohio Cincinnati Ohio University Kem Siate DenISOn St. Bonaventure Wooster Wisconsin Michigan State Bowling Green Cleveland State West Virginia Dayton ODMQMNgq-IO-IOMA 39 u. um tom: II : How 1 01-59: Cindy Simmonds, Pam McGill, Holly Keller, Nancy Decker, Alice Ann Wetzel, irene Chmielewski, Row 2: Irene Volodkevich, Connie Weichmann, Lisa Juergens, Colleen Keith, Donna Mather, Lynn Bennett, Emily Dunipace. Row 3: Coach r SusieAtwood, Hope Korner, Robin Kalman, Jill Sonnhalter, Ca1hyCraig, Patty Phillips, Angie Dombrowski, Phyllis Richardson. l AUTUMN RESUL T3 41 471.6 Bowling Green Relays 3rd out Purdue 97 Indiana 83V: 01 7 teams WINTER HESUL T8 64 64 64 52 36 Big Ten 81h 011Oteam5 OAISW Meet at University of Cincinnaii - 4th of 9 teams Illinois 67 Michigan State 78 Wrigm State 91 West Virginia 79 Bowling Green 86 41 Volleyball How I a-FD: Louie Dragovich, Renee Mackey, Cindy Maxwell, Ira Brolis, Mary Ormsby, DiAnn Gorham, Karen Aisbrooks Sheree KeHer. Row 2: Coach Sue Collins, Manager Diana Morris, Trainer Peggy Zimmer, Pam Blackshere, Jill Hardesty, Kin Payne, Kim Baird, Asst. Coach Linda Lachey, Asst. Coach Donna Matsumura. 42 OSU 0 2 2 0 3 O 2 2 3 2 2 2 3 3 2 2 2 0 0 2 O 3 2 O 0 2 2 2 2 3 3 2 1 2 2 2 3 0 2 1 Illinois whicago Circlth it Michigan Sta1eit it Dayton it it Illinois it it Capital Indiana Northern Kentucky,r Mount St. Joseph Ashiand Defiance Kent State Toledo Pin Ball State Mount St. Joseph Cleveland Slate Texas A8tM73 3:: Southwest Mo. Staten? '7 TexasrArlington Oklahoma:g Illinois StateM Ohio University Iowa9696 Purduetk:Ma Minnesotaofo96 Northwestern960fo Purdue9696 Hlinoi59696 Wisconsin9696 Wisconsin9696 Cincinnati Cedarville College Dayton Ohio UniversityquD Bowling Greenccgcp Miamigb2 CincinnatKQCc-b WisconsEn-La Crosse + + Ball State + + DePaul+ + 1: 11 Illinois Invitational 1: SW Missouri Tournament 96058ig 10 Tournament 230AISW Tournament + + MAIAW Tournament MON-haAONAO0000c:mmoomomroaa-smdoooooomomoorugg 7:: 43 On floor d-FU: Manager Greg Cowles, Manager Matt Bennett, Manager Pat Whittington. Row 1: Terry Burris 43 F, Kelvin Ran say 14 G, Tony Hall 22 F, Mike Cline 34 F, Todd Penn 24 G, Carter Scott 15 G, Kenny Page 10 FIG, Fred Poole 31 F, Marquis Miller 45 F. How 2: Asst. Coach Bob Faulkner, Asst. Coach Jerry Sears, Asst. Coach Chuck Machock, Rick Smith 33 F, Mari Hetz 55 C, Herb Williams 32 C, Jim Eilinghausen 41 F, Jim Smith 23 FlC, Asst. Coach Sam Skarich, Head Coach E1don Miller Trainer Mike Boardner. OSU OPP A TTENDANCE OSU OPP ATTENDANI 99 Cal State Hayward 82 13,489 80 Michigan 71 13,489 81 Marshall 65 13,489 60 Michigan State 70 1 1,949 108 Stetson 71 13,489 87 Illinois 84 9,285 76 Vermont 77 3,885 69 Purdue 71 14,123 90 Cal Poly Pomona 63 13,489 70 Illinois 65 13,489 79 Washington Sta1e 7CD 73 5,283 74 Michigan 85 13,609 89 West Virginia 80 13,489 91 Purdue 77 13,489 80 Georgia 5OT1$ 84 9,471 70 Indiana 83 13,489 86 LaSalle7 83 11,079 74 Michigan State 79 9,886 77 Wisconsin 61 13,489 94 Minnesota 70D 87 13,489 75 Iowa 87 13,489 103 Northwestern 76 13,489 88 Northwestern 81 2,191 70 Iowa 87 10,031 47 Minnesota 72 17,192 83 Wisconsin 78 8,31 1 63 Indiana 77 12,489 $Holiday Tournament, Louisville, Ky. 44 Row 1 fL-FD: Frani Washington, Ann Dooley, JoAnne Bly, Laurie Pinle, Cathy Bennett, Manager Karen Torrent. How 2: Trainer Linda Daniel, Asst. Coach Marsha Reall, Edith Thompson, Melanie Herzl Cindy Noble, June Brewer mapiainl Kim Jordan, Head Coach Debbie Wilson, Asst. Coach Tara Van Derveer, Asst. Coach Sheri McCIarren. 46 OSU 7'0 at Kentucky 702 Marshall 58 at Pitt 56 at Tennessee 53 Mississippi U. for Women 6m 54 North Texas State 00 - 72 Belhaven 0n . 65 Kansas State W 94 Michigan 58 Penn S1ate USU ; 68 Southern Connecticut 0:0 I 89 at West Virginia 5 53 Ashland i 84 at Cincinnati 5 80 North Caroiina ' . 73 Wisconsin 3;; E l 66 Michigan Statew ' ' 77 Minnesota m 81 Eastern Kemucky 70 at Immaculate College 85 Northern Kentucky . 68 at illinois State ! 65 Michigan State - 100 Toledo RD 85 Kent State $0 75 Miami wJ 81 West Virginia 83 85 Wisconsin Ga 71 Indiana State 695 56 Wayiand Baptist m 69 Missouri m a - Christmas Tournament at Misstssippi U. for Women, Columbus, Miss. b 8 Penn State Tournament c - Big Ten Tournament at Purdue d 8 OAISW Tournament at Bowling Green 8 - MAIAW Regional Tournament at Michigan State f 8 AIAW Central Satellite Tournament at N. Texas State, Demon, Texas ; 47 Row 1 mm: William Goleman, Jeffrey Spellerberg, Craig Bland, Dan Davitz, Tom Buckley. How 2: Coach Charles Simoni Preston Akers, James Kennan, Fred Hunker, Kurt Hu k n er, Michael Faris, Robert Kepple, Asst. Coach Mike Broidy. Ron Sung Lee, Paul Tung, Irwin Schecter, Steve Smith, Tom Deeter, James Sohl, Blaine Borchers. 48 1H 408 OSU North Carolina OSU Bowling Green Wayne State OSU i 2I4H'8 OSU Mich-Dearborn OSU Detroit : Wisconsin OSU 2111x723 OSU Tri State Illinois OSU 2H8K78 OSU Michigan State - an, Notre Dame OSU r 3: BIG TEN -- 30 points - 2nd place 49 50 Row 1 t'L-FU: Sue Borchers, Leah Fygetakis, Ellen Silva, Kris Erickson. How 2: Coach Kit Boesch. Manager Val Richards, Janel Etter, Nina Lucas, Sue Holveck, Pat Hose, Laura Sussman, Janet Gearty, Dave Brown. Wayne State North Carolina Bowling Green at Penn State Cornenit Madison it at Northwestern at Wisconsin-Madison at Wisconsin-Parkside Michigan Stateit it at Baruch at Hunter Coliege at CCNY at Montclair State William PaIersonxt 4: it Brockpon Sta1e Colgatego 1: at Penn State $t it at Wisconsin-Madison 4t it it at Montclair State an at Brockport State mmmmmmmmmmmdmLO-too 5? Row 1 fL-FU: Randy Hairston, Steve Brown, David Holt, Bob Kornblum, Bill Mitchusson. Row 2: Coach Wiilson, John Mendi cine, Steve Carraher, David Jamis, Raul DeAnda, Torn Burns, Steve Willard, Jim Bartley, Ricky Sorrell. Row 3: Asst. Coacl Dennis McIntyre, Derek Jeter, Mike Schanberger, Ken Walcott, Mike Emrich, Andre Sultan, Hod Newland, Mark Schawe. 1st in Big Ten Invitational Rod Newland .......... 1978 Big Ten Long Horse Vault Champion . , . . 7th in Rocky Mt. Open 18.775 5th in Midwest Open Steve Willard ........... 1978 Big Ten Long Horse Vault RunnervUp. . . . 3rd in Big Ten Championships 406.30 18.75i Mark Lee .............. 4th in Still Rings Big Ten Championships , 18.05C 81h in AII-Amund - Big Ten Championships . . 983E 52 L 1f21f78 L L 1f22l78 W214l78 W W2l11f78 W2I15178 W2X17178 W L 2X25l78 W OSU 198.35 Indiana State OSU 198.35 Hlinois State OSU 202.10 U. of Illinois OSU 206.25 U. of Michigan OSU 203.10 Eastern Kentucky OSU 206.80 Michigan State OSU 205.93 Slippery Rock Sta1e OSU 208.75 U. of 1ndiana OSU 208.75 U. of Iowa OSU 201.00 U. I.C.C. OSU 201.00 Ball State Dual Meet Record W 7, L 4 Big Ten Dual Meet Season W 4, L 1 Overall 1978 Season W 12, L 6 210.95 209.65 214.45 202.50 165.40 201.10 157.91 204.25 195.75 202.60 197.75 53 Gymnastics How I 01-59: Gail Skaggs, Maria Ciminello, Jill Stonecipher, Jeanne Strauss, Chris Cardaci, Sue Stanley UrainerJ, Kathryn Kelt- neMManageO. Row 2: Robin DeWald, Jennifer Jellison, Carol Draper, Sue DefBalso, Debbie White, Donna Silber, Jill Ferguson, Ellie Macias, Laurie Schultz, Barb Ballinger, Nancy Krattiger-Zihener moachl Steve Heinrich mssi. Coachl 54 OSU 133.15 128.30 131.65 131.65 132.05 132.05 132.05 114.35 114.35 114.35 at Eastern Kentucky at Bowling Green Ball State WisconsinAEau Claire Indiana Eastern Michigan Miami Louisvilie Illinois Staie Youngstown State Big10 at Iowa 5 5th 018 Teams MAIAW Meet at Ohio State 5 6111 of 18 Teams 55 56 Ice Hockey OSU 8-4 York University 4-6 PLA YERS GP G A PTS P- PM PP SH WG OSU 8-6 Providence 44 Tom Scanlon 33 21 24 45 29-61 3 0 3 OSU 46 Northern Michigan'1 5-5 Paul Tilley 35 19 23 42 16-35 3 3 3 OSU 4-5 Vermont 510T1-2 Mark Freeman 35 21 13 34 20-43 5 0 2 OSU 27 Pennsylvania 4-2 Mike Conrad 33 18 12 30 17-34 6 0 3 OSU 5-3 St. Louis$ 3-6 Ed Lisogar 28 6 19 25 13-40 1 0 0 OSU 1-4 at Western Michigan 11 7-1 Rick Barker 33 1 1 13 24 10-20 1 2 1 OSU 4-0 at Minnesota 10-3 Bob Zannella 35 6 17 23 12-24 1 1 1 OSU 5 McGill Universiwit 2 Greg Kostenko 33 4 17 21 33-80 1 0 0 OSU 10 St. l'1z1ary's-Halifaxai1e 7 Jack Lampron 22 12 8 20 13-26 3 0 1 OSU 5 Rennsefaer P011141: 5 Brian Jenks 34 2 17 19 41-101 1 0 1 OSU 3-1 at Bowiing Greenat 7-3 Claude D'Amour 16 5 11 16 7-14 0 0 0 OSU 3-4 at Lake Superiorah 5-31OT1 Rod McNair 34 3 12 15 37-85 1 0 0 OSU 4-1 at St. Louis$ 28 Jim Colville 34 1 12 13 9-18 0 0 0 OSU 9-6 Lake Superior$ 4-1 Jim Penningroth 17 2 9 1 1 9-29 2 0 0 OSU 1-1 Bowling Green3 3-6 Greg Morrow 30 4 6 10 11-33 1 0 0 OSU 2-3 at Northern 1V1ichigan:k 9-6 Sieve Dethy 32 1 7 8 13-34 0 0 1 OSU 5-7 Western Michigan3 3-2 Jim Kish 32 3 4 7 24-80 0 0 0 OSU 1-2 at Bowling Greenms 3-4 Vic Favot 19 3 3 6 6-20 0 0 0 Doug Jones 32 2 2 4 1 1-22 0 0 0 $C.C.H.A. League Games A. J. Baker 4 0 1 1 0-0 0 0 0 it RPI Tournament, Second Place Tim Mackness 16 0 1 1 1-2 0 0 0 96C.C.H.A. 151 Round Playoff Games Andy MacKay 23 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Steve Jones 20 0 0 0 1-2 0 0 O ' o i'rf? ?; . I ..:1.3$.'g,3'?;4, ': 1 9. 1i ; $ 1.1;??? r, 1. 'ia I, . . 58 Donn Landers OSU OPP TEAM MEMBERS YEA 36 Alabama 77 Jeffrey Besozzi S 57 Cincinnati 56 Axel Birnbrich SI 62 Purdue 51 James Callahan F 30 Indiana 82 Kevin Chapman J 55 Michigan Siate 58 Frank DAmico S 69 Ohio Universiw 44 Steven Eberle S 47 Michigan 66 William Eddy J 71 Kenyon 32 Timothy Fox S William Fulker J Season Record 4-4 Robert Kelsik F Big Ten - 2nd Eric Kosier S David Kulchar J J 3 James Loesch Douglas Malcolm David Moulton Terre nce Powell Bradley Smith Scott Trefzger Kent Vosler John Waldock Tracey Smith Scon Tribuzi fnrn-nrnr 3 Row 1 a-FD: Martha Boss, Cory Lamb, Cindy Ott, Heather Bruce, Irene Abrahams, Kerrie Hein, Myfanwy Boret, Jill Vincent Row 2: Laurette Longmire, Leslie Koethe, Laurie Shutts, Kathy Kemper, Karen Murphy, Jawn Hardinger, Jenny Robens. Row 3: Joanmarie Vanaski, Deb Wallace, Trainer Michelle Volosin, Coach Mary Jo Huggieri. 60 Bowling Green Figure Invitational - 2nd Place Michigan Invitational - 1st Place College Association Meet at Ohio Sta1e - 151Place Arizona Invitational 151Place MAIAW Regional at Michigan - 1st Place 61 62 Volleyball L Craig Forster, John Dixon, Mike Buckingham, Aldis Berzins, Gary e0. Row 2: Ken Kaiser tManagerL Andy Dumpis, Vilnis Genners, 1 Peer msst. Coachx Herbert Sum- Row I a-RJ: George Manos Uraineo, Dan Knox tManager Osman, Suguru Furuichi Mead CoachL Jim Clover tTrain Andy Inveiss, John Circenis, Ericks Kildiss, Brian Sherman, Arnie Tolks, Drew Vaneck, Bii mers Stan. Notpfctured: Ralph lversen, Doug Tegtmeier Oiksst. Coachl Season Record - Won 31, Lost 2 M.I.V.A. League Champion - Won 12, L051 0 BIG TEN CHAMP1ONSH1P, Ohio State University -First Place- 2-0 Illinois111-0, 11-21 2-0Purdue111-1,11-31 I 2-0 Northwestern111-6, 11-11 2-0 Michigan113-11, 11-51 2-Olndiana111-1, 11-61 2-Olllinois115-8,15-41 ' 2-Olndiana115-4,15-91 I M.I.V.A. CLASSIC, George WiHiams College -FirstP1ace- 2-1 KelfoggC.C.115-6,15-4,14-16,15-41 I 3-0 Earlham 115-7, 15-2, 15-61 3-0 Wheaton115-4, 15-10, 15-61 2-1 Ball State 115-9, 10-15, 15-31 I 2-0 George Williams 115-3, 15-21 OHIO STATE INVITATIONAL, Ohio State University First Place- 2-0 Tennessee115-2,15-121 2-0 Penn State115-8,15-51 2-0 Defaware116-14,15-51 2-0 Michigan 115-6, 1511 2-0 Delaware115-12, 15-101 2-0 Ball State115-6, 15-61 COLLEGIATE VOLLEYBALL CLASSIC, UCLA I -Fourth Place- 2-3 Pepperdine115-8, 3-15. 13-15, 15-12, 7-151 23 Southern California115-13, 815,157, 13-15, 5151 I 30 19Per1n State115-9, 15-10, 15-101 3-0 WrightState115-1, 15-4, 15-311 3-0 1$lndiana115-5, 15.1, 15.411: I 30 George Williams115-6, 15.12.15-1311 3.0 QDEarlham115-5, 15-5, 1591- - 3-0Indiana115-7,15515-1113 3-0 Ba1131a1ec15-13, 153,153,111 I 30 Earfham 115-6, 155, 15211 3-2 1QGeorgeW1lliams115-17, 16-14, 152,115,1571-1 3-1 QDKelloggC,C.115-4, 13-15, 15-4, 158111 3.0 1QWright 813131156, 150, 15431!1 I 3-0 1QBaII State 115-8, 156, 15-411 3.1 Kellogg 00115.4, 154, 13-15, 15.611 1'Midwes1 Imercollegiate Volleyball Association League Match NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP, Columbus, Ohio -Third Place- 2-3 Pepperdine19-15,15-1,9-15,15-13,15-121 3-0 Rutgers-Newark115-11, 15-12, 15-91 63 h 3 I-- 5' Row 1 a-HD: Wayne Holmes, Phil Anglim. David Brinton, Willie Parham, Bob Shanklin, Bruce Gilson, Kent Parrill, Jeff W: Gary Gates, Vic Ritchey, Richard Twining. Row 2: Asst. Coach Roger Young, Coach Chris Ford, Richard Packo, Jeff Edelste Kent Bruggeman, Phil Roblee, Tim Palermini, Hoben Blank, Phil DiSabat o, Keivin Irby, Jay Greiner, Bruce Soiomon, J Anderson, Steve Buschor. Row 3: John Murray, James Kalin, David Johns, David Mulvin, John Schultz, Brian Grim, Deni Lyberger, David Charles, Bruce Beadle, Dave Taylor. 118 118 126 126-134 134 134 134 142 142 150 64 Wayne Holmes Joe Biggs Jeff Woo Vic Ritchey Keivin Irby Phil DiSabato Kent Parrill Phil Anglim Dennis Lyberger Bruce Solomon 10-11-2 3-5 19-10 8-16-1 8-4 1-5 5-2 15-9-1 7-6 24- 1 3-1 158 158 167 167 177 177 190 177- 190 Hwt. Hw1. 190 Phil Roblee Jim Kalin John Schultz Jay Greiner Kent Bruggeman David Charles Jim Anderson Brian Grim Dave Johns Dave Mulvin Ric Packo 14-12 4 E 12-14 13? 1 17-' 1 0 17-1 2 TEAM - Won 71 Lost 1 1 12I7X 77 OSU 3 Oregon State 38 274! 78 OSU 30 Purdue 8 12715777 OSU 17 Clarion State 23 2l5778 OSU 3 Wisconsin 34 U4f 78 OSU 17 Oklahoma 24 2X10l78 OSU 6 Iowa State 33 1I7I78 OSU 21 Indiana State 15 2111778 OSU 24 Drake 17 111 1l78 OSU 21 Colorado 15 27127 78- OSU 17 Northern Iowa 21 . 1714l78 OSU 34 NebraskavOmaha 5 2717778 OSU 8 Michigan 816118 30 17 1 4X 78 OSU 31 Indiana 9 2X16778 OSU 20 Michigan 23 1719778 OSU 21 Northwestern 16 27 1 97 78 OSU 6 Minnesota 32 271l78 OSU 13 Cleveland State 20 272508 OSU 13 Pittsburgh 34 :- --' Q.- r 65 1. J - .I-v fixji! A 3 3 n 119311112 rW-aamggih' 111....1-1 I 'elikr'M-vivg wyg ngEWIW JW3W'QWJmF-wggaiafmfimghfkM31193?1 .WJMA1. OSU 2 OSU 5 OSU 13 OSU 13 OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU 1 Mh-I-IWJI- 66 3.31,; nghlhx'n 4,111 EC -3 a 11: MW Florida State Cincinnati Florida State Cincinnati Florida StaIe UNC Wilmington Mercer UNC Wilmington Mercer Xavier College ,1; 1'1! i':;5 OOLDOIONNH-bww v1 .L'?' H. K :- Ilt OSU 1 OSU 4 OSU 1O OSU 1 1 -O OSU 5-9 OSU 1-4 OSU 4-2 OSU 7-2 OSU 7-0 OSU 0-13 1'31 ,11511 313,;1? 2-11; sag: 1.1M ,1 51111111131 WWW 1, 11511411131411 ,4. 63131 ' I Baseball I 1 I, II 1 1 III . . VA , I ? Columbus 8 Xavier 6 Columbus 3 OhioUniv. 10-16 W. Michigan 4-0 W. Michigan 8-1 Cincinnati 5-0 Xavier 6-1 Iowa 6-1 1 Northwestern 1-4 111355141; 1313th 51339;! 17 I13 '10 3' V2111; tkk OSU 3-6 OSU 8-7 OSU 0-3 OSU 7-5 OSU 2-1 OSU 3-13 OSU 0-5 OSU 4-1 OSU 1-2 OSU 1 1 -8 E a : 171:; 1 - K BE... 91 Bow1ing Green Indiana Toledo Michigan 81. Michigan Kent State Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Purdue A1 1. .III 31 4.3 ' .r- I 'i, 68 Row 1 fL-RJ:Joe Sindelar, Tom Fairgrieve, Mark Balen. Rod Spittle, Haiph Guarasci, Tom Means, Scott McDonald. Row 2: Mike Mercier, Rick Jones, John Cook, Doug Allen, Rob Brewster, Rocky Miller, Rick Borg, Mike McGee, Dave Acuio, Mitch Camp, Head Coach Jim Brown. TOURNAMENT Miami Invitational Marshail Invitational McNeese lnvitaiional Ashiand Invitational Kepler Invitational Schenkel Invitaiional Falcon Inviiational Nonhern ImercollegLate Spartan Inviiational Michigan Invitational Big Ten Championship N.C.A.A. Championship $New Tournament Record itTied Tournament Record SITE Miami, Florida Humingmn, W. Virginia Lake Charles, Louisiana Ashland, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Statesboro, Georgia Bowling Green, Ohio W. Lafayette, Indiana East Lansing, Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan Columbus, Ohio Eugene, Oregon HOLES 72 54 36 36 54 54 36 72 36 36 72 72 TEA MS 26 15 12 12 26 21 13 16 26 5 10 21 OSU SCORE OSU FINISH 1 169 1st 1 121 2nd 5864 1st 750 1st 1 134 1st 878 3rd 733 1st 1447 15? 727 $1: 1st 760 1st 1483 1st 1206 20th 69 7O Flow 1 0559: Rose Jones, Debbie Ross, Judy Ellis, Amy Shock. How 2: Coach J. FL Ables, Ginger Fulton, Karin Mundinger, Cindy MCCOnnell, Cindy Pietrusik. Norpicrured: Jill Kurtz, Patti Scardina, Sonja Scott. FALL GOLF RESULTS Purdue Invitational 1 3rd out of 16 teams Indiana Invitational 1 3rd out of 20 teams MAIAW Regionals aI MarshaH 1 2nd out of 16 teams Lady Gator Invitational 1 9th Uie1ou101 17 teams SPRING GOLF RESUL TS Duke Invitational 1 3rd out of 15 teams Lady Paladin Invitational 1 18111 outof241eams Lady Buckeye Invitational 1 2nd out of 18 teams Illinois Invitaiional 1 1st out of 15 teams Big Ten Tournament1 3rd out of 8 teams Southern Imercollegiate 1 4th out of 18 teams Bowling Green lnvilational - 151 out of 7 teams Finished 17th in the AIAW 71 .1.. ...5-. 5?-+...-...-.r W BEST PERFORMANCES UEAWD Mos1Goals: 22 vs. Oberlin Most Assists: 14vs. Oberlin and Michigan St. BEST PERFORMANCES 0NDWIDUALJ Most Poims: 10 by Gilmore vs. Michigan 81. Most Goals: 5 by Cooper vs. Michigan St. and Wooster Most Assists: 7 by Gilmore vs. Michigan St. Fewest Saves: 2 by Andrews vs. Purdue Most Saves: 22 by Andrews vs. Denison Most Game Winning Goals: 4 by Wolford vs. William 81 Mary, Purdue, Notre Dame and Michigan State 72 SCORING Terry Gilmore Craig Cooper Bill Wolford Bill Rodgers Gordon Eyre Dan Anderson Tom Culkin Bob Green Dave Young Ron Clement Fred Koval Walt Beller Doug Hunt Tom Byrnes Mark Koschny Todd Waiker Bob Feidner Kyle Andrews OSU Totals Opp. Totals GAMES 15 15 15 14 15 14 15 3 15 15 15 15 15 6 9 2 15 15 15 15 - ' f 'iLacl'T'osse '1- .. . GOALS 31 37 27 28 21 18 10 O-L-n-I-nw-npr-qm 199 109 49 24 15 10 dOOOAOUJAOALHWLLD 1 26 55 80 61 42 38 3O 22 13 1O AA-admwb-b-bm 325 164 ASSISTS POINTS HATTHICKS mgooooooood05MAmmwum RESULTS OSU 12 William 8: Mary OSU 9 Washington 81 Lee OSU 1O Handolph-Macon OSU 8 New England College OSU 13 Purdue OSU 14 Michigan OSU 10 Kenyon$ OSU 16 Ohio Wesleyan$ OSU 12 Ashland$ OSU 1 1 Denison$ 10D OSU 14 Notre Dame OSU 22 Oberlin OSU 19 Michigan State?1 OSU 14 111-1305'u'er:1 OSU 15 Bowling Greenm: ODD $MLA League Games PENALTY TIME Ohio State - 96 penalties for 83 minutes Opponents 9 112 penalties for 96 minutes SCORE BY OUARTERS N bONwAOha-h-bwo5hmw g 1 2 3 4 OT TOTALS OSU 47 52 48 50 2 OPP. 28 3O 27 24 0 199 109 73 7d Softball m, Karen Sapienza, Pam Robinson. Hertenstein, Dianne Rouch, Sher!r BIeichner,'Linda Sterling, Amy Jo Morrison, Joe Brown tAsst. Coach; How 3: Don Dungee moacm, Anne Foster mrad. Assn, JoAnne Bly, Kerry Baker, Greta Siagle. MaryAnne Miller, Bernice Adams, Maria Cicculli, Rika Payton Manage0. Row 1 fL-RJI Lisa Perron. Kim Olnhausen, Jan King 'lCo-CaptainL Marcy Maurer mo-Captai Karen Bott, Lourdes Simon. Pam Carr. How 2: Peggy Miller, Jennifer Thompson, Jodi OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU OSU ?kBig 10 at Ohio State d .g HI -a AmALTItD-lMNJ-AJNMWONmkmemm-dqw -. .- West Va. West Va. Shepherd College Michigan St. BaH State Bowling Green Bowling Green Eastern Ky. Eastern Ky. Eastern Ky. Eastern Ky. Iowa Indiana Ohio Northern Ohio Univ. Ohio Univ. Western Mich. Ohio Northern Muskmgum Bowling Green Ohio Northern Muskingum Ohio Univ. Ball State IHinois St. Northern Illinois Southern Illinois OAISW at Ohio University 4: MAIAW at Grand Valfey St. fr it- OmahwmmmOOWwO-beOAA 75 76 OSU 8 Eastern Ky. 1 OSU 5 Kentucky 4 OSU 0 Miami, Fla. 9 OSU 9 Tampa 0 OSU 2 South Florida 7 OSU 4 Flagler 5 OSU 7 Seminole 2 OSU 9 Ohio Wesieyan O OSU 3 Wisconsin 6 OSU 6 Northwestern 3 OSU 7 Indiana 2 OSU 7 Notre Dame 2 OSU 4 Miami, Ohio 5 OSU 6 Purdue 3 OSU 6 Minnesota 3 OSU 5 Iowa 4 OSU 7 Toiedo 2 OSU 8 Bowling Green 1 OSU 4 Kentucky 5 OSU 8 WestVirginia 1 OSU 7 Ohio Univ. 2 OSU 3 Michigan 6 OSU 7 Michigan St. 2 OSU 5 Cincinnati 2 OSU 7 Ball State 2 OSU 8 Illinois 1 OSU 3 Vanderbih 6 OSU 9 N. Illinois 0 DOUBLES PRE-SEASON it? 42 4113 BIG TEN DOUBLES HECORE Jim Flower - Pedro Gonzalez 8-6 3-1 12nd1 11-7 John Beck 4 Jon Gurian 1-1 6-4 0-2 7-7 Reino Jokinen 4 Don Petrusky 1-3 3-1 3-4 2-2 9-10 Peier Braun 4 Andy Thompson 6-1 6-1 Jim Flower 4 Jon Gurian 1-0 2-1 2-1 5-2 John Beck 4 Pe1er Braun 3-2 3-2 Pedro Gonzalez 4 Don Petrusky 2-0 2-0 Reine Jokinen 4 Andy Thompson 2-1 2-1 Jon Gurian 4 Pedro Gonzalez 1-1 1-0 21 Peter Braun 4 Jim Flower 1-0 1-0 Reino Jokinen 4 Larry Quinn 10 10 John Beck 4 Andy Thompson 1-0 1-0 Chris Cunin 4 Peter Braun 1-0 1-0 George Learmomh 4 Don Petrusky 1-0 1-0 Chris Cunin 4 George Learmonth 1-1 1-1 John Beck 4 Don Petrusky 1-0 1-0 Jon Gurian 4 Larry Quinn 01 1-0 0-2 1-2 Peter Braun 4 Larry Quinn 01 0-1 Don Petrusky 4 Larry Quinn 01 0-1 Peter Braun 4 Heino Jokinen 0-1 01 Chris Cunin 4 LarryOuinn 1-0 1-0 Pedro Gonzalez 4 Andy Thompson 0-1 0-1 1-0 1-0 George Learmomh 4 Larry Quinn 3,: SINGLES PHE-SEASON Jim Flower 1 -1 Jon Gurian 2-1 Pedro Gonzalez Don Petrusky Steve RyUSe Andy Thompscm Reino Jokinen Larry Quinn Peter Braun Chris Cunin John Beck George Learmonth :11 4-5 9-6 2-2 512 9-1 5-3 5-1 2-2 $3 1-0 1-1 11-0 2-3 3-0 1-0 1-2 1-0 34 6-5 1-1 1-0 3-5 4-1 1-0 x5 4-2 6-0 7-4 0-1 0-1 2-0 10 :t6 3-3 4-1 5-1 5-2 3-0 2-0 BIG TEN 1-2 3-1 3-112nd1 0-2 1-1 1-1 SINGLES RECORD 16-9 20-12 21-5 10-12 12-7 13-2 11-11 10-3 6-2 5-0 1-0 2-0 DOUBLES RECORD 17-9 15- 1 2 15-9 13-11 0-0 9-3 12-12 3-4 11-5 3-1 12-9 3-1 77 How I 0LHJ: Susie Walton, Laura Schubert, Lori Barnheiser, Nancyr Whelan, Ilene Sommer. Row 2: Mary Haysa moachl W. Audrey Ambrose Wanageo, Sherrie Sutherland, Mary Ann Nelson, Dara McCualsky, Leann Grimes, Kathleen Jones, Maria Olazagasti, Molly Eichner Uraineo. 78 OSU 7 Duke OSU 5 CoHege of Charleston OSU 6 Wake Forest OSU 1 North Carolina OSU 6 South Carolina OSU 9 Furman OSU 8 Minnesota OSU 9 Purdue OSU 9 Indiana OSU 9 Michigan State OSU 7 Miami OSU 9 Denison OSU 9 Mwssouri OSU 9 Oberrin OSU 3 Penn State OSU 1 MLchigan OSU 2 Princeton OSU 9 Wright State OSU 9 Bowling Green OSU 9 Miami OSU 8 Wisconsin OSU 8 Southern Illinois OSU 7 Northwestern OSU Invitational 9 3rd out of 8 teams OAISW Tournament M 1st out of 8 teams MAIAW Regionals 9 151 out of 16 teams 9690 OAISW Tournament at Bowling Green MA1AW Regionals al Ball State MWGOOOMOOO-90mehw 79 30 Row 1 a-FD: Kimberly Knight, Andrea Tucker, Sherry Humphrey, Stephanie Hightower, Shelby Williams, Krista Keller, L Swegman. Janice Estey. Michelle Genther, Coach Mamie Rallins. Row 2: Trainer Donna Hull, Sharon Rudder, Carol L: Patricia Leupp, Jana Edwards, Lois Wright, Lois Boggs, Maria Palazzi, Deborah Forster, Asst. Coach Tim King. Row 3: Lori Smith, T. Suze Kaliszewski, Janet Pearson, Jody Adams, Kim Schmardebeck, Teresa Boes, Rebecca McKinney, Susan zich, Esta Hursey. WINTER THA CK AND FIELD SPRING TRACK Pitt Invitational - 3rd place Kent State Relays ................... 1st out of 8 te Illinois State Meet - OSU 94, ISU 73, Bowling Green Relays .............. 2nd out of 20 te SW Missouri 31 , Northwestern 16, Becky Boone Relays ................ 8th out of 20 te Joliet Junior College 1 Big Ten at Northwestern ............. 3rd out of 9 ie Big Ten at Wisconsin - 3rd place AII-Ohio Relays at Ohio State .......... 2nd out of 9 tan AIAW Nationals at Tennessee .......... Scored six pc orrie awis; 'a ine Mar- ams ams ams ams ams .ints M163 Es 1H1f gm OF ? 31-110 51-110 :5?le i 3 u 9:7 . 3 ' M 31m: 1.. IJHII V 3a '2':- HI k INDOOR TEA C K OSU OSU 48 91 Penn State Ohio Univ. W. Virginia Indiana Relays U.S. Track and Field Federation MeeI Big Ten - 7th 00' TDOOH TRA C K OSU OSU 91 9'! Virginia Cleveland 81. Dogwood Relays Ohio Relays Ball State Relays KentS1ate Ohio Univ, Pittsburgh Invalational Big Ten u 5th 88 43 35 69 28 62 53 31 Seniors B2 Oh! Come let's sing Ohio's praise, And songs to Alma Mater raise; While our hearts rebounding thrill, With joy which death alone can still. Summer's heat or Winter's cold, The seasons pass, the years will roll; Time and change will surely show How firm Thy friendship 0-hi-o. 83 84 James Roger Aabie Cleveland Hts, Ohio BA. Electrical Eng. Donna Marie Abramovich Brecksville, Ohio B.A. Dental HygieneIEd. Mark Robert Ackerman Oregon, Ohio B.S. Agric. Business Mgt. Anne Elizabeth Adams Montpelier, Ohio 3.8. Family and Human Dev. Grace Dicken Adams Montpelier, Ohio B.S. Nursing Rodney Howard Ada ms Columbus, Ohio B.S. LaborlHuman Resources Ava Caren Adell Cleveland, Ohio 3.8. Social Studies Ed. James Marrion Adkins Oak Hill, Ohio B.S. Accounting Gregory Albertson Columbus, Ohio 33. AccountinglClS Ann Albrycht Sandusky, Ohio 8.8. Food Technology Kim Susan Alexander Chagrin Falls, Ohio B.S. Nursing Angela Lou Allion Bloomdale, Ohio. B.S. Nursing Steven Wayne Allshouse Columbus, Ohio B.S. Agric. Economics Sherman Leroy Altick Greenvilie, Ohio 8.8. Real Estate Angela Theodora Anderson Clevefand, Ohio B.S. Zoologleent. Hygiene Kimberly Marie Anderson Tecumseh, Michigan 35. Zoology Richard Keith Ansley Ma rietta, Ohio 35. Landscape Hon. Scott D. Appell Brooklyn, New York B.S. Horticulture Janet Ann Arehart Woodsfield, Ohio 8.8. Elementaryr Ed. Terri Ann Asch Lorain, Ohio 3.8. Marketing William Howard Atha Worthington, Ohio B.A. Communication Steven D. Atwood Westerville, Ohio 8.3. Horticulture Anita Kay Aull Wayne, Ohio 35. Home E: Ed. Kim Lee Autio Xenia, Ohio B.S. Zoologleent. Hygiene 35 36 Mohamed Reza Azimi-Tabrizi Columbus, Ohio B.S. Mechanical Eng. Randy L. Baiiey Marion, Ohio B.S. Eiectrical Eng. Blaise G. Baker Zanesville, Ohio BA. Political Science Linda E. Baker Newark, Ohio 8.3. Home Ec Ed. Louie N. Balcher Cleveland Hts., Ohio BA. Psychology Wanda Elizabeth Baltes Tiffin, Ohio B.A. Speech and Hearing Christina Lynn Banks Columbus, Ohio B.S.Tex1ile5 and Clothing Caryl Anne Barga Troy, Ohio B.A. Sociology Donna Lynn Barnes Richmond Hls., Ohio B.S. Earth Science Ed. L. Scott Barnes Middletown, Ohio B.A. Zoology Donald Lee Barnett Wesllake, Ohio B.S. Manpowerllndust. Rel. Richard Alan Barnett Canton, Ohio B.A. Real EstatelUrban Dev. Michael C. Barra HuntsviHe. Ohio BA. Political Science Timothy D. Barret Toledo, Ohio B.A. Photography David Carroll Barrett Vincent, Ohio B.S. Agric. Economics Jeffery Lee Bartlett Macedonia, Ohio B.S. Psychology Thomas M. Basista Parma, Ohio 8.5. Marketing Carol Ann Bauer Ardmore, Pennsylvania B.A. Journalism Robert William Baughman Youngstown. Ohio 8.8. FloriculiurelAg. Ed. Debra E. Beale Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Consumer Services Cindy Ann Beattie Ashville, Ohio B.A. Photography and Cinema Lynda Darlene Beany Day10n. Ohio B.S. Floriculture Karen Sue Beaver Clearwater, Florida B.S. Elementary Ed. Jeffrey Lee Beck Barberton, Ohio B.A. Forest Indus. M91. 87 Judy Carol Beck Norwalk, Ohio 8.3. Pharmacy Louis Herod Bedford Wintersville, Ohio BA. Journalism Diane Elizabeth Belfiglio N. Canton, Ohio B.EA, Draw.lPainI.fGraphics Earel Mylroie Belford, Jr. Urbana, Ohio B.S. Civii Engineering Nancy Sutherland Belliveau Cincinnati, Ohio MA. Physical Education Jeffreyr Allen Belmont N. Olmsted, Ohio B.S. Horticulture Teresa C. Bembenek Columbus, Ohio I B.A.Communica1ion Mary Ann Benecke Napoleon, Ohio B.S. Voc. ConsJHome Ec Ed. Matthew Evan Bennett Columbus, Ohio BA. Journalism Bobby L. Bemon Ashtabula. Ohio Marsha Marie Berls Columbus, Ohio B.S. Horticulture Mark Steven Bernsdorf Columbus, Ohio B.S. Microbiology Craig Beniamin Berson Cleveland, Ohio BS. Insurance Robert Michael Berwanger . Columbus, Ohio 3 B.A. Finance ' Wifliam Thomas Betcher Cincinnati, Ohio BA. Photography Cynthia Susan Beveridge Gahanna, Ohio B.A. Art Education Kishin Jiuairam Bharwany Hauz Khaz, New Delhi, India 8.8. AccountinglClS Jetfrey Dougias Binder Findlay. Ohio 3.8. Marketing Kaihleen c. Binzel i Washington, C.H., Ohio g 3.8. Nursing Alan Todd Birmingham Sandusky, Ohio 3.8. Marketing Joy Faith Bishop Columbus, Ohio 85. Animal Science ; Susan Ann Bishop Mt. Gilead, Ohio 3.3. Textiles and Clothing Lori Jo Bitler Amanda, Ohio B.S. Microbiology Paula Marv Blair Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Englisthommunication 59 90 Debora Jean Blake Gahanna, Ohio 8.8. Social Studies Ed. Larry David Blancett Gahanna, Ohio BA. Political Science Jeffrey Alan Blankenbeckler Worthingmn, Ohio B.S. Accounting Michele M. Blomquist Rockville Centre, New York BA. AdvertisinglCons. Rel. Karen Lynn Bode Youngstown, Ohio B.S. Indust. and Systems Eng. Karla Sue Boerner Columbus, Ohio B.A. Sociology Bonnie Jan Bolender Circleville, Ohio BS. Microbiology John David Bollas Warren, Ohio B.A. Fashion Karyn C. Boltz Sidney, Ohio 33. Nursing Jane Ellison Bondurant Marietta, Ohio 3.3. Physical Therapy Bradford Hansel Booth Tiffin, Ohio 8.8. Animal Science John Botica Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Zoology Columbus, Ohio 3.5. Zoology f I Terry Lynn Bowlin 1 l Rebecca Gene Bowman Germantown, Ohio B.A. Journalism I X John Dayman Braddon i Annandale, Virginia B.A. Social Science Gayle Phillis Bradley Cincinnati, Ohio B.F.A. DranPaintJGraphics Kevin Gerard Bradley Solon, Ohio 3.8. Accounting John M. Brailhwaite Middleburg Hts., Ohio 8.8. Circulation Technology Bruce G. Brandstetter Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Civil Engineering Leo Walter Bransztet Lorain, Ohio B.S. Economics Alaasis Rudolph Braynen Nassau, Bahamas B.S. Agric. Economics Darrell Corwyn Breese Sylvania, Ohio B.A. Cinema Carl Anthony Breitfeller New Albany. Ohio B.A. Architecture Julia Susan Brenneman Orrville, Ohio B.S. Dietetics 91 Veil 92 James C. Brewer Cincinnati, Ohio 83. Forest Industries Paul W. Brewer Redford, Michigan B.S. Welding Engineering Jane Ellen Briggs Gambier, Ohio 85. Horticulture Durado Danni: Brooks Columbus, Ohio B.A. Social Sciences James Douglas Brophy II Columbus. Ohio B.A. Criminology Catherine Brown Chardon, Ohio 3.3. Home Ec Ed. Douglas J. Brown Chil1icothe, Ohio 8.3. Chemical Engineering Mark E. Brown Steubenville, Ohio B.S. Accounting Peter George Brown Columbus, Ohio B.S. Accounting William Richard Brown N. Camon, Ohio B.S. Labor Relations Nadine I. Brubaker Akron, Ohio B.S. Microbiology Cindy Lou Brunow Sandusky, Ohio 8.3. Home Ec Ed. Carolyn Sue Bryan Cincinnati, Ohio 8.8. Family RelJHuman Dev. Mary Alda Buchan Jefferson, Ohio 8.8. Family ReiJHuman Dev. Geraid Eugene Bunnell Fredericktown, Ohio 3.3. Agric. Education William G. Buoni i Columbus, Ohio ! B.A. Biochemistry . Jennifer Ellen Burkhart Woodsfield, Ohio BA. Psychology Marilyn Anne Burns Plain City, Ohio : 3.8. Agric. Economics Michele Olivia Burns Marysville, Ohio 8.5. Education Nancy Susan Burwell Ironton, Ohio 3.5. Social Work Thomas Alan Bushman Toledo, Ohio B.S. Architecture Donald Eugene Butler Columbus, Ohio B.S. Accou nting Diane Elizabeth Butts Columbus, Ohio 8.5. Nursing Jeff E. Byers Loudorwille. Ohio 3.3. Animal Science 93 Huh: 94 John Clarke Byrnes, Jr. Upper Sandusky, Ohio 3.3. Insurance and Risk Nylita M Borden Cain Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Social Work Susan Ann Callos Youngstown, Ohio 3.8. Marketing Cecelia Louise Campbell Brecksville, Ohio B.S. ProdJOper. Mgt. Mary Jo Frances Carano Campbell, Ohio 3.3. Family and Human Dev. Mary Jane Carr Mt. Vernon, Ohio as. Elementary Ed. Randi Maria Carroll Columbus, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Dana Alan Case Parma, Ohio 3.8. Accounting Angela Maria Castello Fairpon Harbor, Ohio B.S. Nursing Ann Marie Chambers Tiffin, Ohio 3.8. Physical Therapy Teresa Gail Changes Lakewood, Ohio 3.8. Special Education Deborah Lynn Charette Lexington, Ohio 3.8. Consumer Services James Gregory Charles Zanesville, Ohio 8.3. Marketing Linita Chean Columbus, Ohio B.S. Foreign Languages Victoria A. Cherico Clarion, Pennsylvania B.A. French Janet Ann Chilcote Ohio City, Ohio BA. Social Studies Marlene Childers Cincinnati, Ohio 3.5. Family RelJHuman Dev. Jerry Allen Chiles St. Mary's, Ohio B.S. Forest Industries Sandy Leah Chizmar Mayfield Ht5., Ohio MS. Pharm. Chemistry Mark Anthony Christine Middlefield, Ohio B.S. Zoology Keith Arlen Christman Mansfield, Ohio BA. German Mey Chimezie Chukuigwe Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Industrial Eng. Victor Brian Ciancena Steubenville, Ohio B.S. Microbiology Roger Daniel Cichy Reynoldsburg, Ohio B.S. Music Education 95 96 Barry A. Cik Cleveland Hts... Ohio 8.8. Civil Engineering Jeffrey E. Fl. Claes Lancaster, Ohio BA. History Andrew David Clark Springfield, Ohio 8.8. Medical Technology Elizabeth Ann Clark Massillon, Ohio 8.8. Pharmacy John Robert CIaWSon Blairsville, Pennsylvania 8.8. Agronomy Marsha Ann Cochran Whitehouse, Ohio 8.8. Social Work James Vincent Coffey, Jr. Columbus, Ohio 8.5. Social Work Kathleen Coffman Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Honiculture Beverly Anne Cohen Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Pharmacy Janice Collins Toledo, Ohio 8.8. Business EducatiOn Bruce Alan Calvin Melrose, Massachusetts 8.5. Zoology Flashonna Lynn Conley Plain City, Ohio 8.5. Medical Record Admin. David Kevin Conner Blytheville AFB, Arkansas 3.3. Mathematics Marga Ann Con ners Carmel, New York B.A. Sociology Gary Stephen Con rad Cincinnati, Ohio B.A. Theatre Francis Joseph Cooke Marietta, Ohio B.S. Recrea'rion David Allan Coovert Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Mechanical Eng. Suzan Corbacioglu Rittman. Ohio B.A. German Leslie Bard Corey Wilmington, Delaware BA. Photogra phv Pamela Irene Corfman Holmesville, Ohio 8.3. Social Work Wendell H. Cornetet Columbus, Ohio B.S. Mechanical Eng. Kimberly Sue Corry Grove City, Ohio B.S. Dietetics Clarence Devon Conerman Columbus, Ohio 33. Accounting Jean Marie Cottrell Wapakoneta, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. 97 , I: 98 Bambi Susan Couch New Washingion, Ohio 3.3. Social Studies Ed. Ja net A. Covey Springfield, Ohio 3.8. Elementary Ed. Denise Louise Coyner Cleveland, Ohio B.A. Sociology Neal Eugene Craft Uhrichsville, Ohio 8.3. Nutrition Patricia Ann Craiglow Louisville, Ohio B.S. Textiles and Clothing Jody E. Croley Worthington, Ohio 3.8. Marketing Mary J. Crouch Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Home Economics J. Mark Crouse Salemr Ohio B.S. Finance Jeffrey Alan Cunix Youngstown, Ohio 8.8. Business Pre-Law Lynne Ann Curiey Cincinnati, Ohio B.A. Psychology Thomas James Dahlhausen Parma, Ohio B.S. Finance Paula Kay Daniei Cincinnati, Ohio B.A. Journatism Jeffrey M. Daniels Columbus, Ohio 33. Finance James C. Darst Columbus, Ohio B.A. Social Sciences Thomas Alan Daubenmire Lancaster, Ohio B.S. Mechanical Eng. Paul Andrew Davidson Granville, Ohio B.S. Agric. Economics Donna Scurlock Davis Galena, Ohio 8.3. Public Recreation Heidi Sue Davis N. Canton. Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Lu Ann Davis Jonesboro, Tennessee 8.3. Medical Technology Patricia Lynn Davis Brookviile, Ohio 3.8. Home Ec Ed. Stephen J. Davis Bellefontaine, Ohio 35. Forest Indust. Mgt. Daniel Arden Day Columbus, Ohio 3.3. Industrial Relations Linda Marie Day Virginia Beach, Virginia B.A. International Studies Miles Brent Deanh Lake Milton, Ohio B.A. Biophysicleoology David Ray Debo Marion, Ohio 8.8. Mechanical Eng. Michael Jude DeChant Huron, Ohio 85. Horticuliure Sharon Leigh DeGroot Marion. Ohio BA. Paiminngrawing Thursenia DeHart Youngstown, Ohio B.S. Educable Mentally Ret. Lori Ann DeLong Toledo, Ohio BA. Biochemistry Elmer DeWayne Denman Ohio City, Ohio BA. Photography and Cinema Mark Warren Denman Zanesviile, Ohio D.O. Optometry Roger Lee Denny Columbus, Ohio B.S. Forestryr Jennifer Elaine deViIIers Mt. Vernon, Ohio BA. History Ann Louise DeWeese Sidney, Ohio 8.8. Dietetics Thomas Lee Dickman New Bremen, Ohio 3.8. Animal Science Jody Ann Dickson Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Censumer Services Lawrence Charles Dickson Columbus, Ohio 88. Accounting Charles Scott Diebel Cincinnati, Ohio as. Landscape Hort. Peter William Diffenbacher N. Olmsted, Ohio 3.3. Interpretive Agric. Joseph James Dimatteo Miamisburg, Ohio 33. Food Science Roger Daniel Ditmer Sidney, Ohio Landscape Hon. Ma rja Kay Dodge Lima. Ohio 8.5. Marketing William Ward Doerr Bay Village, Ohio B.A. Broadcast Journalism Patrick Richard Dominik Celina. Ohio 85. Landscape Architecture Steven Henry Donahue Columbus, Ohio 3.3. Finance Randal LeRoy Donelson Ashland, Ohio BA. Journalism Ann M. Doody Flock River, Ohio 3.5. Medical Illustration Beth Anne Dorrance Mingo Junction, Ohio B.S. Agronomy IO! 102 Steven Michael Dougan Coiumbus, Ohio 8.8. Animal Science Lauren J. Douglas Worthington, Ohio 8.8. Psychology Daren Kimberly Draues Oberlin, Ohio 3.8. Physical Education Muriel Rhoda Dunn Columbus, Ohio BA. Sociology Cathy Ann Duston Fredericktown, Ohio 3.3. Home Ec Ed. John Noel Duvall Columbus, Ohio BA. English Ned Alan Earl Co1umbus, Ohio B.S. Engineering Kathleen M. Earley Wheeling, West Virginia B.A. Anthropology Jerome A. Ebbert I1 St. Clairsville, Ohio 33. Horticulture Drew Alan Ecken Lexington, Ohio 33. Agric. Economics Keith Anson Edwards Gibsonburg, Ohio 85. Architecture Stephen Matthew Egert Rocky River, Ohio BA. Finance Sylvia Jean Ehlerding Port William, Ohio 3.5. Animal Science Karen Kay Ekstrom Lima, Ohio B.A. Social Work Nancy Ann Elder N. Olmsted, Ohio BA. International Rel. Christina Louise Ellis Findlay, Ohio 3.8. Social Studies Ed. James Richard Ellis Titfin, Ohio 8.5. Agric. Economics William Ellis VIII Tiffin. Ohio B.S. Agric. Mech. and Systems Michael Bay Ely Chillicothe. Ohio BA. Classical Humanities Jane Marie Endres Columbus. Ohio 8.8. Zoology Ernest Gordon Engl'ehart University Hts., Ohio 3.8. Computer Science Michael Joseph Enright Richmond, Virginia B.S. Pharmacy Rita Sue Eppler Lakewood, Ohio 8.8. Consumer Economics Roben W. Ernsberger Bluffton, Ohio 8.8. Horticulture 103 Janet Lee Fagert Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio 8.8. Occupational Therapy Sandra Ellen Fahrer Dayton. Ohio 3.8. Environmental Comm. Christopher L. Fairchild Columbus, Ohio B.A. Poiitical Science Jennifer Ann Fairchild Columbus. Ohio 8.3. Music Education Edward Hughes Falco Caledonia, Ohio B.S. Wildlife Management Alan Richard Fark Sidney. Ohio B.S. Zoology Julienne E. Fath Mentor, Ohio BA. Speech and Hearing John H. Feole Columbus, Ohio B.S. Accounting Janet R. Ferritto Grove City, Ohio 3.3. Marketing Barbara Louise Fett Lima, Ohio 85. Elementary Ed. Ingrid J. Fils Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Inter. BusJProd. Mgt. Monte Gene Finch Triadelphia, W. Virginia B.S. Zoology Stewart J. Finck Maple Hts.. Ohio 83. Economics Candace Kay Fisher Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Animal Science Carolyn Jean Fisher New Vienna, Ohio B.S. Except. Children Ed. Gary A. Fisher Graiiot, Ohio 8.3. P and O MgtJTranspJLog. James Todd Fisher Columbus, Ohio B.A. Photography Leslie Ann Floyd Akron, Ohio 3.8. Social Studies Ed. Judith Christine Folio Hopedale, Ohio B.S.Voc.Cons.1Home Ec Ed. Amy Foltz Westerville. Ohio B.F.A. Printmaking Donna Marie Forman Westerville, Ohio B.A. Spanish Lawrence William Forsbach Columbus, Ohio BA. Public Relations Becky Ellen Francis Akron, Ohio B.S. Biol. Illustration Michael A. Frangopoulos Campbeil. Ohio B.S. Zoology 105 Russell John Fredette Saratoga Springs, New York 3.3. ArchiteCture Michael Loren Freshwater Columbus, Ohio 8.3. Marketing William C. Fulcher, Jr. Columbus, Ohio BA. Sociology Perry Joseph Gaal Wloington, Ohio 9.8. Accounting Jane Ann Gafke Logan, Ohio 8.8. Home Ec Journalism Jeffrey Gamble Xenia, Ohio 8.8. Zoology Cyndy Lee Garn Mansfield, Ohio B.A. Economics Arnie Gartenberg Freehold, New Jersey B.A. French Melanie Sue Gates Baltimore, Ohio 38. Agronomy Charles William Gehring Columbus, Ohio B.S.Accoun1ing Eiisabeth Anne Gelwick Middletown, Ohio B.F.A. Generai Fine Arts Richard Gemile Struthers, Ohio B.S. Genetics Gary D. George Arcadia, Ohio B.S. Agronomy Scott Allen Gepford New Concord, Ohio B.A. Social Sciences Jeffrey Brennan Gerard Piqua, Ohio 8.8. Accounting Rita Ann Giamarco Columbus, Ohio 8.8. English Education Tracy Charles Gibson Philadelphia, Pennsylvania B.A. Journalism Chester David Gifford Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Microbioiogv Linda Ann Giles Edison, New Jersey 8.3. Internat'l Agric. Ec. Jeffrey Alan Gill Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Psychotogy Cynthia L. Gillene Columbus, Ohio B.S. Indust. Rel. Charles Andrew Gillman Farmersvilie, Ohio 3.5. Marketing Gregory John Gilmanin Coiumbus, Ohio BA. Public Relations Karen Elaine Glass Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Home Ec Ed. 107 Susan Goehring Kettering, Ohio 3.8. Marketing K. Stuart Goldberg Dayton, Ohio J.D. Law Mark Goldberg Columbus, Ohio 38. Finance Betty Sue Golden Bexley, Ohio B.S. Demal Hygiene David Jay Goldenberg Brooklyn, New York 35. Poultry' Science Susan Ellen Goidfarb Franklin Lakes, New Jersey 8.5. Zoology Nancy Pontius Goldsberry Amanda, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Daniel Goodrum Cleveland, Ohio B.S. Music Education Keith Wayne Corby Springfield, Ohio B.S. Dietetics Marianne Gorby Bridgepon, Ohio B.S. Dental Hygiene Ed. John Curtis Gorman Huron, Ohio B.S. Accounting Lynn B.Go1'tlieb Dayton, Ohio BA. Public Relations Dennis James Grady St. Pete's Beach, Florida B.S. Mathematics Paul Brown Graham Clarksburg, Ohio B.A. Anthropology Janet Ann Grandey Edgerton, Ohio B.A. SociaI Sciences Ronald S. Grasgreen Lyndhurst, Ohio 3.3. Marketing Shelley Diane Green Columbus, Ohio B.F.A. Art Jody LaRaine Grenga Columbus, Ohio B.S. Biol. Illustration Donna Lee Gridley Delawa re, Ohio B.A. Marketing Carl Lewis Grilliot Versailles, Ohio 8.8. Agric. Economics Darrell Eugene Groman Bluffton, Ohio 3.8. Zoology David Gregory Grotz Richfield, Ohio BA. Forest Industries Connie Marie Gudel Richmond Hts., Ohio 8.8. Physical Education Kim Roberta Gunderson Dayion, Ohio B.S. Landscape Architectu re 10? HO Jean Louise Gutkowski Parma, Ohio B.S. Music Education Peggy Hackman University Hts., Ohio 33. Nursing Ka ris Kristian Hackmann Lancaster, Ohio BA. Anthropology Janice Lynn Hagen Cincinnati, Ohio 8.3. Physical Therapy Bruce Edward Hager Kettering, Ohio B.S. Microbiology Marsha Joan Haigh Columbus, Ohio B.S. Accounting Lolanne Hale New Matamoras, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Katherine L. Hall Mentor, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Richard Dennis Hall Northfield, Ohio 8.8. Animal Science Jeanne Roedel Hamm Chillicothe, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Anita Marie Hanawalt Norton, Ohio B.S. Health EducatiOn Lucinda Kay Hardest; Wapakoneta, Ohio B.S. Home Ec Ed. Michael Lee Hardin Worthington, Ohio BA. Social Sciences Rhonda Wynn Harris Milwaukee, Wisconsin B.S. Nursing Connie L. Harrison Wayne, Ohio B.S. Nursing Richard Frederick Han Wayne, Pennsylvania B.A. Political Science Benjamin Allan Hartz Dover. Delawa re 35. Microbiology Christena Marie Harvey Bellefontaine, Ohio B.S. GeologyIMineralogy Mark Alan Hassinger Parma. Ohio 8.5. Microbiology Linda Sue Hasson Lima, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Kevin Lee Haver Lima, Ohio 3.8. Environmental Interp: Samuel James Hawkins McDonald, Ohio B.S. Manpowerllndust. Rel. James D. Hayes Columbus, Ohio B.S. Zoology Joseph Ray Heckman Yorkshire, Ohio B.S. Agronomy IH Ca rol Ann Hector-Ha rris Columbus, Ohio BA. Broadcast Journ. Debra Susan Hedge Cumberland. Ohio B.S. Agric. Economics Gabor Hegedus Marion, Ohio BA. Zoology Diane Lynn Heintz Columbus, Ohio B.S. Accounting Judy A. Henberger E. Canton, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Richard Allen Hendershot Lore City, Ohio B.S. Agric. Economics Craig Allan Henderson Columbus. Ohio B.S. Insurance and Flisk Rick Henkel Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Accounting Robert James Herbert Columbus, Ohio B.A. Journalism Susan Hersman Doylestown, Ohio BS. Dent. HngHealth Ed. Charles Edward Hickman Reynoldsburg, Ohio 8.8. Elementary Ed. Elaine Kay Hicks New Madison, Ohio 8.8. Therapeutic Recreation James Jay Hill, Jr. Worthington. Ohio 8.8. Real Estate Edward Louis Hillenbrand Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Biochemistry Bradley Lyle Hillyer Uhrichsville, Ohio BA. Economics Esther T. Hirai Kahului, Hawaii B.S. Pharmacy Kathleen S. Hobek Cincinnati, Ohio B.A. English Harry T. Hollander Canton, Ohio BA. Marketing Paula Marie Holmberg Columbus, Ohio 38. Secondary Science Ed. Edward Allen Holmen Elyria. Ohio BA. Accounting Sharla Sue Holter Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Home Ec Ed. Anna Marie Holub Brook Park, Ohio BA. Pubiic Relations Charles L. Holzer Vestal, New York B.S. Horticulture James Kevin House Gahanna, Ohio 3.5. Computer Science 113 H4 Charles Edward Howard, Jr. S. Euclid, Ohio B.A. Geography Marie Howard Rockford, Illinois B.S.Compu1er$cience Michaei Kevin Howe Springiield, Ohio B.S.Compu1er Science Beth Ann Howell Akron, Ohio 8.8. Demal Hygiene Dale Lynn Howell Cambridge, Ohio B.S. Accounting Karen Ann Howells Youngstown, Ohio B.S. Child Development Louis Bach Hover, Jr. Worthington, Ohio 85. Natural Resources Larry Maynard Huber Bluffton, Ohio B.S. Agric. Education Rita Marie Hueckel Columbus, Ohio 33. Physical Education James Allen Huenke Lima, Ohio 8.8. Communication Ann 8. Huling Westerville, Ohio 3.5. Agric. Economics Jan Charles Huneke Eaton, Ohio 0. D. Optometry Tollie Ann Hunsucker Columbus, Ohio BA. International Studies Jeffrey L. Hunter Portsmouth, Ohio MS. Wildlife Research Michael John Hunyadi Canton, Ohio 8.5. Psychology Sally Ann Huss Wintersville, Ohio B.S. Nursing Linda Louise Huston Toledo. Ohio BA. Communication Thomas Edward Hutch You ngstown, Ohio B.S. Finance Gail Marie lgnatz Elyria. Ohio 8.8. Social Work Dakoru D. Ikiroma-Owiye Port Harcourt, Nigeria B.S. ProdJOpengI. Sandra Ann Immel Columbus, Ohio B.F.A. PaintingiDrawing Nasir lssa Ismaily Columbus, Ohio B.S. EconJlmernafl Bus. Carol Ann Jackson London, Ohio 3.8. Home Economics Debra L. Jacobs Bunon, Ohio B.S. Microbiology 115 f i l I cf; -- 116 Kenneth Allan Jacobson Columbus, Ohio 8.3. Accounting Michael David Jaffee Palo Alto, California 8.8. Metallurgy Jeffrey Ross Jarboe Worthington, Ohio B.S. Accounting Janice Dianne Jeffries Columbus, Ohio BA. Thea1relCommunica1ion Kathleen Marie Jester Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Real Estaie Jill Elaine Johns St. Mary's. Ohio 85. Elementary Ed. Barbaree Johnson Rancho Cordova, California B.S. ProdJOper. Mgr. Gregory Wayne Johnson Washington D.C. B.A. Political Science Margaret Ann Johnson Columbus, Ohio B.S. Family HelJHurnan Dev. Marilyn Johnson Amherst, Ohio 8.8. Elementary Ed. Caro! Ann Jonas Bay Village, Ohio BA. Social Sciences Karen Sue Jones Hinckley, Ohio BA. Restaurant Mgt. Mark W. Jones Pr05pect, Ohio 3.8. Landscape Hort. Ngaire Ehse Jones Olmsted Falls, Ohio BA. English Rudy Alan Jones Springfield, Ohio 38. Electrical Eng. Robert Elwood Jordan Columbus, Ohio 33. EconomicslMarketing Janice Arden Judge Sylvania, Ohio B.A. Inlernat'l Studies Juli A. Judge Sylvania, Ohio B.F.A. An Flichard Jue Euclid, Ohio 8.5. Marketing Nancy Joan Juhasz Gates Mills. Ohio BA. Speech and Hearing David Scott Jump St. Mary's, Ohio B.A. Social Sciences Karla Lea Kahler Gahanna, Ohio 83. Home Ec Ed. Cynthia Ann Kallile Toledo, Ohio. BA. Journalism Mary Beth Kaman Norton, Ohio BA. PhotojournaliSm H7 t; .-.-.- 118 Marc E. Kamer Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Zoology Barbara Ann Kaplan Fanwood, New Jersey B.S. TranspJLogJMarketing William Jonathan Kapus Columbus, Ohio 8.3. Forest Indus. Mgt. Debra Ann Karl Tiro, Ohio 33. Nursing Diane Kaufman Columbus, Ohio BS. Architecture Kathy Ann Kaufman Waynesfield, Ohio BS. Elememary Ed. William Hegis Keaneyl Jr. Worthington, Ohio 85. Marketing Donna K. Keiler Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Plant ProtectiomCrops Janie Marie Kelley Cofumbus, Ohio 8.5. Speech Maureen Ann Kelly Saginaw, Michigan 3.8. Social Studies Sec. Ed. Sara L. Kennedy Columbus, Ohio BA. Sociology Cynthia Marie Ketterer Hamilton. Ohio 8.5. Nursing Behzad Khosravi Columbus, Ohio 5.3. Mechanical Eng. Munir Khoury Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Marketing Denise Kididis Columbus, Ohio 3.3. Accounting Emily Kathryn King Delaware, Ohio 3.3. Public Recreation Lise Karen King N. Olmsted, Ohio 3.3. Social Work Roderick William King Coiurnbus, Ohio 8.8. Marketing Ann Kirlik Bay Village. Ohio BA. Social Sciences James William Kish St. Catharine's, Ontario B.S. ParkslHecreation Adm. Christy Gae Kline Tiffin, Ohio 3.8. Physical Education Deborah Ann Knapp Cambridge, Ohio B.A. Communication Greta Ann Knebel Columbus, Ohio BA. Photography Kara Anton Knebel Columbus, Ohio 3.5. Family RelJHuman Dev. 9 .f'; John Thomas Kneen Canfield, Ohio 8.3. Resource Dev. Marcia R. Knoblauch Columbus, Ohio B.A. History of Art Jeff David Knoll N. Fairfield, Ohio 3.8. Physical Education Robert Alan Koblenzer Seven Hills, Ohio 8.5. Mechanical Eng. Kay Ellen Koch Newark. Ohio 8.8. Occupational Therapy Jane J. Koleff Mansfield, Ohio B.A. Public RelJJournalism Robert Ian Kornfeld Elizabeth, New Jersey BA. Psychotogy Kaihy Marie Kozsey Painesville, Ohio BA. Sociology Joyce Marie Krantz Dover, Ohio 8.8. Physical Therapy Holiie Ann Kreindler Cincinnati. Ohio 8.8. Physical Therapy Joy Brenda Krell Damon, Ohio 3.8. Animal Science Eileen M. Krieski Cieveland Hts., Ohio B.S. Therapeutic Recreation Mary Elizabeth Krippel Maple Hts.. Ohio B.S. Dietetics Diane Joan Kritz Westbury, L.l., New York B.S. Recreational Therapy Richard Frederick Kroupa Strongsville, Ohio 38. Electrical Eng. Joyce J. Kubit Parma H!5.. Ohio 8.5. Piano and Music Ed. Robert Walter Kuenning Fort Lee, Virginia B.A. Photography Debbie Jean Kuhl Hudson, Ohio 3.8. Medical Record Admin. Kimberly Sue Kuhlman Cincinnati, Ohio 8.8. Marketing Manha Jean Kummerer Tiffin, Ohio 8.53. Occupational Therapy John Jeffrey Kundra1 Mansiield, Ohio BA. Communication Deborah J. Kunst Westerville, Ohio 8.8. Dent. HngProf. Ed. Bruce Philip Kupper Toledo. Ohio 38. Labor Relations Darlene Jean Kwaczala Cleveland. Ohio B.S. Mental Retardation 121 122 Barbara Ann Lach Parma, Ohio BA. Economics William Anthony LaFramboise N. Olmsted, Ohio B.A. Economics Kathleen D. Lahmann Cincinnati, Ohio B.S. Textiles and Clothing Allan James Laird Ashtabula, Ohio B.S. Psychology Susan Marie Lambert Grove City, Ohio B.S. Honiculture Ellery Kamz Lamkie Columbus, Ohio B.S. Dairy Sci. and Nutrition Joseph Scott Laney Port CIinton, Ohio 85. Psychoiogy Michael Edwa rd LaRocco Parma, Ohio B.S. Markeiing Melissa Anne Larson N. Canton, Ohio 8.3. Home Management Sue Anne Lash New London, Ohio 85. Animal Science Gary A. Lawn Columbus. Ohio 8.8. Prod.l0per. Mgt. Carla Lynn Lawrence Westerville, Ohio B.S. Fashion Merchandising Ba rbara Jean Lay Columbus. Ohio BA. Journalism Douglas W. Leber Flemington, New Jersey 8.8. Marketing Darrell Robert Lee Pandora, Ohio 3.5. Industrial Technology Raymond Thomas Lee III Muncie, Indiana 8.8. Social Swdies Ed. Elizabeth Anne Leftwich Dayton, Ohio 3.8. E and M Childhood Ed. Kathy Ann Lehmann Lima, Ohio 35. Accounting Charlene Ann Leslie Springfield, Ohio 3.8. Medical Record Admin. David Harvey Levine Tamarac, Florida MA. Sociology Michael Steven Levine University Hts., Ohio BA. Economics Peter Hugh Lewis Columbus, Ohio BA. Political Science Phillip Allen Li Sidney, Ohio B.S. Zoology Sheryl Joyce Lieberman Cleveland Hts, Ohio B.S. Horticulture 123 Jeffrey Burke Light Lima, Ohio B.F.A. Photography and Cinema Willard Keith Lindberg Arden, Nonh Carolina B.S. Landscape Architecture Joyce Ann Linder Edison, Ohio B.S. Clothing Lori Jean Linder Norfolk, Virginia 8.8. Accounting Jean Elizabeth Lindsay Fremont, Ohio 33. Education Douglas Howard Lindsey Kenton, Ohio B.S. Zoology Sarah Jane Link Celina, Ohio B.S. Dietetics Barbara M. Lippman Wiimington, Delaware BA. Journalism David Robert Littte Grove City, Ohio 3.3. Agric. Education Ann Ruth Livingston Cleveland, Ohio 8.3. Nursing Thomas Philip Locke Arlington, Virginia 3.5. Accounting Jeffery Bruce Locker Passaic, New Jersey 8.8. Animal Science Ted E. Logan Mt. Gilead, Ohio 3.5. Agronomy Amos Oren Long III Elida, Ohio B.A. History William Luther Long Tiffin, Ohio 3.8. Biological Sciences Beatrice Loraine Loos Harrison. Ohio 33. Restaurant Mgt. Susan Michelle Lord Bowling Green, Ohio 5.3. Social Work Eric L. Lorents Springfield, Ohio B.S. Agric. Education Warren James Lott Shaker, Ohio B.S. Accounting Tena C. Loudenback Urbana, Ohio 8.8. Marketing Douglas D. Loudenslager Morral, Ohio B.S. Agric. Education William Whitsett Luce III Hanoverton, Ohio B.S. Accounting Louis Wayne Ludlum Paulsboro, New Jersey BA. Hisiory Susan Barbara Lurie Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania BA. Psychology 12.5 126 Kenneih Lee Lynch New Carlisie, Ohio 8.5. Animal Science Robert Stephen Maciag Canton, Ohio BA. Hismrv Andrew Neil Mackay Bexiey, Ohio BA. ProdJOper. M91. JuJia Veronica Maher Salineville, Ohio BA. Public Relations Elizabeth Ann Maiberger Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Home EC Ed. Brenda Joy Malcolm Cleveland, Ohio 3.8. Dietetics Chartes Jack Malone Huron, Ohio 85. Agric. Education Wade Ronald Manning Shaker Ht5., Ohio 3.8. Physical Education Gary Thomas Mantkowski Brecksville, Ohio 85. Mechanical Eng. David A. Marine Lorain, Ohio B.S. Admin. Sci. Special Gerald Edward Markley Chagrin Falls, Ohio 3.8. Chemical Eng. Matthew D. Markley London, Ohio B.S. EnglJSoc. Sludies Ed. Gwynette Marschall Westerville, Ohio B.S. Biochemistry Kathy Marie Marshall Cincinnati, Ohio 8.5. Medical Communication Edward Philip Martin Worthington, Ohio 8.8. AccountinglClS James Lee MaHin Seville, Ohio B.S. Ag ronomy Todd Alan Mason W. Alexandria, Ohio 3.8. Marketing Timothy Stephen Massie Gallipolis, Ohio B.S. Agric. Education Michael Albert Mastro Marion, Ohio B.S. Finance Barbara Becker Mathews Piqua, Ohio 8.3. Home Mgt.lHousing Ha rold James Mathews Kinsman, Ohio B.S. Agronomy Sue Ellen Matlinen Painesviile, Ohio BA. Psychology Lois G. Maughmer Columbus, Ohio B.S. Secondary Ed. Ba rbara A. Mayer Mentor, Ohio 33. Accounting I27 i' F i I 123 Susan Julia McCleery Richmond, Ohio 8.5. Food Science Molly Ann McClure Cincinnati. Ohio 3.3. Parks and Recreation Cynthia Sue McConnell Coshocton, Ohio 8.3. Physical Education Melissa Kay McCreary Springfield, Ohio BA. Public Relations Howell Dalton McCullough Ill Dallas, Texas BA. Accounting Kristine McDaid Cherry Hill. New Jersey 8.8. Marketing Scott Allan McFarland Worthington, Ohio 3.8. Real Estate Marie Carol McGovern W. Hartford, Connecticut B.S. Psychology Ruth Billman McGovern Marysville, Ohio B.S. Forest Res. Mgt. Terri Lee Mclntee Burton, Ohio BA. Hisiory Joyce Ann McMahan Marion, Ohio B.S. Household Equipment Kathleen A. McMillan Fairborn, Ohio 8.8. Mkthlnternat'l Bus. Mn-mms Kathryn Ann Meholick Johnstown, Ohio B.S. Nursing Gary Leigh Melampy Middletown, Ohio BA. Political Science Paul Louis Merecicky Cleveland, Ohio B.A. Marketing Katherine Mildred Mershon Wa rren, Ohio 3.3. Dent. HngElem. Ed. Bruce Alan Merwin Columbus, Ohio B.S. Zoology Molly Jo Messick Columbus, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Allan Lee Metcalf Grovepon. Ohio B.S. Manpowerllndust. Ret. Jayne Ann Metka Worthington, Ohio B.S. lnternat'l Business Nancie Marie Metzger Valley City, Ohio BA. Consumer Services Debra Ann Meyer Wooster, Ohio 8.3. Nursing Jo EHa Michael New Madison, Ohio 8.8. Medical Technology Richard Olin Michael New Madison, Ohio 8.8. Farm Management 129 g ... 130 Artie Corneil Miller Cincinnati, Ohio B.A. Psychology Calvin Jay Miller Fayette, Ohio 3.3. Agric. Economics Carole Jean Miller Baltimore, Ohio 3.8. Home Ec Ed. Gerald Eric Miller Lorain, Ohio 3.3. Electrical Eng. Kevin Lee Miller Columbus, Ohio B.S. Animal Science Nancy Miller Maplewood, New Jersey 8.3. Family RelJHuman Dev. Robert Carl Miiler N. Olmsted, Ohio 85. Economics Ronald Wesley Miller Newbury, Ohio 3.3. Computer Science Robert Dennis Millisor Columbus, Ohio 3.5. Physical Education Gary Ming Great Neck, New York B.A. Marketing Lorraine Lynn Minutilli Columbus. Ohio B.A. Sociology Hiroko Miyamura Columbus. Ohio 3.8. Computer Science 6'22; Ethel Barbara Mokhiber Pittsford, New York BA. Journalism Barbara Elizabeth Moledor Kent, Ohio 8.8. Physical Therapy Gayle Monroe Madison, Ohio B.S. Nursing Carol Anne Moore Waverly, Ohio 38. Nursing Marianne Morando Columbus, Ohio 8.3. Medical Communication Bruce Eugene Morgan Mt. Starting, Ohio B.S. Parks and Recreation Lori Jane Morgan Columbus, Ohio BA. DranPaintJGraphics Sean Timothy Morrissey Oxon Hill, Maryland BA. Sociar Sciences Clifford J. Morton Gahanna, Ohio 33. Resource Dev. Karen S. Motschman Columbus, Ohio 8.3. E and M Childhood Ed. Kathleen Mary Motycka Ironton, Ohio 85. Animal Science Mark Douglas Mowery Logan, Ohio B.S. Forest Indus. Mgt. I31 mgrm 132 Susan Jane Moyer Troy, Ohio 3.8. Textiles and Clothing Frank Phillip Murphy Yeadon, Pennsylvania B.S. Accounting Kathleen Marie Murray Columbus, Ohio 3.8. French and Spanish William Joseph Murray Cleveland, Ohio B.S. Psychology John Carlton Myers Columbus, Ohio B.A. Economics Roman Oleh Myronowycz Parma, Ohio B.S. Pharmacy Chinthia Ellen Nadelson Brightwaters, New York 8.3. Medical Record Admin. Stella Jordan Nafziger Delaware, Ohio BA. Political Science Karen P. Naquin Stow, Ohio B.S. Pharmacy Thomas E. Nedreberg Columbus, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Howard Michael Needham Dayton. Ohio 8.8. Electrical Eng. David Hoben Neiger Parma, Ohio 8.8. Zoology Karen Sue Neikirk Bucyrus. Ohio 85. Physical Education Sandra Lee Nelson Columbus, Ohio BA. History Gregory John Nemec Parma, Ohio 8.3. Landscape Hort. Steve E. Nester Lancaster, Ohio B.S. Pharmacy Serena L. Newbauer Dayton, Ohio B.S. Parks and Recreation David Alan Newmarker Lyndhurst, Ohio B.S. Zoology Dan Kevin Niles Bucyrus, Ohio 3.8. Social WorklPsychology Mark Alan Noble Wheelersburg, Ohio B.S. Landscape Architecture Douglas Edward Nofzinger Oregon, Ohio B.S. Insurance and Risk Beth Ann Nolder Columbus, Ohio BA. French Andrew Michael Norris Rego Park, New York B.S. Microbiology Christia B. Norris Massillon, Ohio B.S. Sociology 133 134 Rebecca Faith Novak Akron, Ohio Ralph Anthony Nunez Struthers, Ohio B.S. Accounting Kathy Ann Nusekabel Cincinnati, Ohio 3.5. Physical Therapy David T. O'Brien Dayton, Ohio B.S. Economics Glen A. Oches Brunswick, Ohio B.S. Student Personnel Work Crystal Jane Overholt Piqua, Ohio B.S. Occupational Therapy Deborah Lynn Owens Akron, Ohio B.S. Indust. and Systems Eng. Sheila B. Owsley Dayton, Ohio BA. Political Science Michael David Pacak Campbeil, Ohio B.S. Microbiology Deborah Ann Palumbo Steubenville, Ohio BS. Botany Deborah Anne Parrett Worthington, Ohio B.F.A. General Fine Arts Denise Diane Paugh S. Vienna, Ohio B.S. Finance Denise Marie Paul Hinckley, Ohio B.A. Communication John Richard Payne Columbusr Ohio 8.8. Industrial Eng. Phyllis M. Peaks Columbus, Ohio BA. History Rebecca Susan Pea rce Akron, Ohio B.S. Manpowerllndust. Rel. Karen Lynn Pearson St. Charies. Illinois 8.8. Social Work Thomas Scott Pebler Tillonsville, Ohio BS. E and M Childhood Dev. Bernice Peoples Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Real E51.lUrban Econ. Dorothy Louise Perry Urbana. Ohio 8.3. Social Studies Ed. Ann Elizabeth Petersen Willowick, Ohio BA. History of Art David A. Petersilge Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 8.5. Marketing Laura Marie Philburn Red Bank, New Jersey 3.3. Social Work James Russell Pierce II Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Real Estate 135 I36 Janet Louise Pierce Lima, Ohio 35. Marketing Beverly Jean Pillow Cincinnati, Ohio 8.8. Computer SciencelMgL Omar Enrique Pinto Barquisimeto, Venezuela 35. Electrical Eng. Gregg William Pirtenger Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Computer Science Beth Ann Planzer Cincinnati, Ohio B.F.A. DrawiHQJPainting Diane Adele Plessinger Wooster, Ohio 8.8. Home Ec Ed. G. Sieven Pommen Washington C.H., Ohio BA. History Robin Elaine Pond Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Family RelJHuman Dev. Sheila Marie Pond Columbus, Ohio 33. Educable Mentally Rel. Joseph Gene Posani Columbus, Ohio B.S.Accoun1ing George Theodore Poyar, Jr. Rome, Ohio 3.8. Real Estate Joni Kuhn Prenosil Columbus, Ohio 8.8. English Education Marcus D. Presar Columbus, Ohio 8.3. Mechanical Eng. James Lee Price Bowerswn, Ohio 8.8. Agricultural Eng. Ka ren Dianne Price Columbus, Ohio 85. Landscape Hort. Richard Daniel Price Greenhills, Ohio 3.3. Microbiology Carolyn Marie Primuth Cleveiand H1s., Ohio 8.3. Animal Nutrition Paul Michael Prospal Solon, Ohio B.S. Agronomy Diane Johnson Prosser Columbus. Ohio 8.8. Family Hel.lHuman Dev. Deborah Sue Pulse Hillsboro, Ohio 3.3. Physical Education Philip Preston Pumphrey Martinsburg, Ohio BA. Communication Stanley Frank Quayle Columbus, Ohio 3.5. Engineering Physics Brian Wayne Ouelette Columbus, Ohio B.A. Economics Sandra Ann Quince! Whitehall, Ohio B.S. AccountinglCIS 137 - Kathleen Ann Radigan l ' Richmond H!s., Ohio B.S. Forest Resource Mgt. - Karen Sue Rager ' . Amanda, Ohio 35. Textiles and Clothing Sheryl Ann Ramage Columbus, Ohio 33. Elementary Ed. Priscilla Lynn Ramsey Wadsworth, Ohio 8.8. E and M Childhood Ed. i : Laurence Scott Raskin ' Spring Valley, New York i. ' 3.3. Animal Science Karen A. Rausch Plain City, Ohio as. Social Work Cymhia Marie Ray Burlington, New Jersey BA. Sociology .- g; .-. .- $ ;. ..-. . -. Kim Elizabeth Ream Creston, Ohio B.S. Zoology Wilham James Raddy Columbus, Ohio I 8.3. Electrical Eng. Richard K. Heed Piqua, Ohio B.A. Social Sciences Jane Elizabeth Heef Sardis, Ohio 8.8. Animal Science I; Cyndi Jean Rega l'. Columbus, Ohio . '-' ' BA. Photography 133 n Deborah Lee Hehmert ' 1 New Knoxville, Ohio ' E 3.3. Home Ec Ed. Smith Reid, Jr. Columbus, Ohio 38. Social Work Caroline Rogers Reinier Grove City, Ohio B.F.A. Graphics Luana L. Rex Harrod, Ohio 3.5. Sociology Dominic Ricchetti Parma, Ohio 3.8. Electrical Eng. Linda Sloniker Rice Worthington, Ohio B.S. Accounting Thomas Flay Richards New Washington, Ohio 3.3. Agric. Mech. and Systems Cheryl Ann Richardson Lakeview, Ohio 8.8. Home EC Ed. David Scott Richardson ; I ' f9 : Lancaster, Ohio : 4 ; '. -;;'. g; . 3.5. Resource Dev. f? : IPI'IP:'IIQ'$ ' ' p; -.-.--. l MargaretChernekRichardson Hi 3 E. Liberty, Ohio - :i 3.8. Psychology i Edward Roscoe Richter Columbus, Ohio B.S. Microbiology Thomas G. Rigo Hilliard, Ohio 5' BS. Acc0unting ; 139 f. HO Ellen McGary Hill Dayton, Ohio BA. TranspJLogisiics Marilena Rinaldi Steubenville, Ohio 3.3. Pharmacy Fred G. Flipepi Parma, Ohio 3.8. Computer Science Felice Lynne Robbins Columbus, Ohio 3.3. Home Ec Ed. John William Roberson Columbus. Ohio 8.3. Architecture Deborah Elaine Robinson Columbus. Ohio 85. Business Ed. Denise J. Robinson Cincinnati, Ohio 8.8. Social Work Diane Lou Robinson Port Washington. Ohio 8.3. Home Ec Ed. Charles Alan Rodenfels Pepper Pike, Ohio 3.3. Architecture Steven Wayne Rogers Columbus, Ohio B.S. Chemistry Jane Ann Root Canton, Ohio BS. Occupational Therapy Janis Annette Root Millersport, Ohio B.S. Dental Hygiene Kevin Dale Rosenstein S. Euclid, Ohio 8.8. Accounting Larry Michael Rosolowski Tallmadge, Ohio 88. Chemistry Fred W. Ross St. Anne, Illinois 8.3. Public 8el.lSpanish Caroline 8. Rostafinski Rocky River, Ohio B.A. Public Relations Gregg Lee Rothermund 8 Columbus, Ohio 8.3. Ins. and Riskllnter. Bus. Ann Maria Rotondi Ardmore, Pennsylvania 88. Psychology Julia Ann Rout Columbus, Ohio 88. Floriculture Jacqueline J. Rudolph Cofumbus, Ohio 8.8. Finance Karen Marie Rugani Waynesburg, Ohio 8.8. ItalianlDenl. Hygiene Roben C. Humberger, Jr. Silverlake, Ohio 88. Music Education Michael Eugene Rupp Wauseon, Ohio 8.8. Animal Science Paul J. Hupp Cincinna1i, Ohio 8.8. Agric. Economics 141 112 Carole Ann Russell BurTon, Ohio B.S. Nursing James Tim Russin Steubenville. Ohio B.S. Zoolczngnlr James Patrick Ryba Broadview Hts., Ohio B.A. Biochemistry Susan Rydell E. Northport, New York B.S. Mathematical Sciences Mary Louise Saddler Ashtabula, Ohio 8.8. Marketing Susan L. Sadlek Parma, Ohio B.S. Occupational Therapy Robert Salmen Mansfield, Ohio B.S. Accounting Raymond Gregory Sammartino Youngstown. Ohio 8.8. Physical Therapy Robert Lyle Sanders Columbus, Ohio BA. Philosophy Russell M. Sanders Milford, Connecticut 3.8. Architecture David Allen Sandkuhl St. Mary's, Ohio 83. Parks and Rec. Admin. Manuel Santiago Columbus, Ohio B.S. Journalism Karen Lee Sapienza Bradford. Massachusetts 85. Math Education Kaihy Jane Saturday Astabula. Ohio 3.8. Accounting David Russell Saunders 8. Vienna, Ohio B.S. Agric. Education Joletta Marie Sberna Bellevue. Ohio 8.3. Animal Science Johanna Lu Schauwecker Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Animal Science Irwin Robert Schechter Commack, New York 8.8. Accounting Lorinda Sue Scheetz Heath, Ohio B.S. Dietetics Heien Maria Schilling Columbus, Ohio D.D.S. Dentistry Shelly Ann Schimizzi Willowick, Ohio 38. Family ReUHuman Dev. Elizabeth Ann Schmermund Greenville, Ohio B.S. Landscape Hort. Susan Jean Schmidt Lima, Ohio B.S. Manpowerxlndust. Rel. Alan Jeffrey Schneider Damon, Ohio B.S. Agronomy 143 .a--.-....... - tn! juahr. . user. . . 5- 1-:. .-. -. 4m -:.- .u- . a. nu; .Z'IIJ-tl'au - 'z' - :IL-' 144 Kenneth J. Schniegenberg Garfield H15, Ohio 85. Microbiology Anne Jane Schroder Cincinnaii, Ohio 8.3. Psychology Gary M. Schulze Westchester, Ohio 8.8. Electrical Eng. Alfred F. Schwariz, Jr. King of Prussia, Penn. B.S. Architecture Kurt Carlson Schwenkel Lakewood, Ohio B.S. Accounting Carol L. Scott Columbus, Ohio B.S. Wildlife Mgt. Scott George Seiple Columbus, Ohio 8.8. TranspJLogistics Angela Faye Seldon Shaker Hts., Ohio B.A. Communication Rosanne Mary Sendry Cleveland, Ohio 38. Wildlife Mgt. Richard Deming Seymour Shiloh, Ohio 8.8. Industrial Technology Pamela Kay Shaffer Tallmadge. Ohio 3.8. Social Work Rebecca Jane Shaffer Hilliard, Ohio. B.S. Pharmacy John Shahinian Cleveland Hts., Ohio BA. Communication Richard W. Shahinian Cleveland Hts., Ohio B.A. Economics William F. Shannon, Jr. Olmsted Falls, Ohio 3.8. English Education Stephen Harold Shelly Bellevue, Ohio 83. Physical Educaiion Jerry Dean Shriver Ashland, Ohio ELA. Journalism Elizabeth Allen Shuttleworth Columbus, Ohio B.S. Poultry Science Rickard Alan Sicker Columbus, Ohio 8.3. Civil Engineering James Leonard Sielschon Rockford, Ohio 35. Social Studies Ed. Mary Katherine Simpson Waterville, Ohio 3.3. Physical Therapy Marcia Kay Singer N. Canton, Ohio B.S. Pharmacy James Asa Skelton Canfield, Ohio 8.8. Honicufture Lauren Patricia Slapak Parma, Ohio 3.8. Medical Record Admin. 145 T46 Angie Slioupkides Columbus, Ohio BA. International Studies Maria Slioupkides Columbus, Ohio BA. Internarl Relaiions Edith Lynn Smallwood Columbus, Ohio B.F.A. General Fine Arts Terry Carroll Smeizer Wooster. Ohio B.S. Accounting Cathy Ann Smith Troy, Ohio BA. Marketing! Logistics Dwight Eric Smith Dayton, Ohio B.A. Marketing Florence Jordan Smith Columbus, Ohio 8.3. Social Welfare Work Kathleen Diane Smith Kettering, Ohio B.A. Actinngheatre Melvina M. Smith W. Farmington, Ohio B.S. Radiologic Technology Randall Scott Smith Shelby, Ohio 8.5. Prod.lOper. Mgt. Sally Anne Smith McComb, Ohio 33. Physical Therapy Susan Rae Smith Convoy. Ohio 35. Home Ec Ed. Nancy Arlene Snyder Arcanum, Ohio 35. Home Ec Ed. Ilene Gayle Sommer Bayside, New York 3.3. Medical Communicaiion Sergio Smelo Hamilton, Ohio B.S. Indusl. and Systems Mgt. Pamela Marie Sovich Cleveland, Ohio 3.3. Physical Therapy Kimberly Anne Spangler Bellefontaine, Ohio B.S. Dietetics Martha Lee Spangler Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Fashion Merchandising Linda Keturah Spencer Chardon, Ohio BA. History Dianne Patricia Sprang Columbus, Ohio B.S. Textiles and Clothing Penny S. Spratley Columbus, Ohio 8. FA. History of An Don Eric Springman Marietta, Ohio 8.5. Industrial Technology Valerie Ann Squier Franklin, Ohio 8.8. Home Ec Ed. Patrick Allen Stafford N. Olmsted, Ohio B.A. English 147 148 Jeffrey Louis Stanczyk Cleveland. Ohio 8.3. Wildlife Mgt. Sherry Lee Stauffer Ashland, Ohio B.S.IM.S. Agric. Econ. Lynne Adele Stebens Columbus, Ohio B.S. Accounting Earl Evert Steffensen Barberton, Ohio BA. Public Relations Robert Linn Stegall Leisure City, Florida BA. International Studies Judith Isabelle Stephens Cambridge, Ohio 3.3. Family RelJHuman Dev. Kathy Ellen Stern Chagrin Falls, Ohio B.S. Interior Space Design Carrilvn Elizabeth Stevens Waynesburg, Ohio 8.3. Family RelJHuman Dev. Penny Lee Stevison Columbus, Ohio B.S. Psychology Deborah Anne Stez Fremont, Ohio BA. Psychology Dorma Jean Stock Wellsville, Ohio B.A. Journalism Carol Ann Stojkov Cieveland, Ohio B.S. Dietetics Dean James Storer N. Olmsted, Ohio B.S. Accounting Keith A. Strait Rossburg, Ohio 3.8. Agronomy Barbara V. Sullivan Wooster, Ohio 83. Vocal Music Ed. Terry Lee Sullivan St. Mary's, Ohio 3.8. Social Studies Ed. Lawrence Drake Sulzer Cleveland, Ohio 8.3. Architecture Daniel Alan Summers Coiumbus, Ohio B.A. Public Relations Adrian Frank Sunday Columbus, Ohio BA. Sociology Earl Sutherland Fairborn, Ohio B.S. Civil Engineering Alfred M. Sutton Lindenhurst, New York B.S. Architecture Hick Alan Sunon Newark, Ohio B.S. Accounting Kim Elizabeth Swartz Galena, Ohio B.A. International Studies Richard David Sweaney Strongsville, Ohio 3.8. Zoology 149 150 Frances Louise Swickard Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Home Economics Robert Alan Swickert Bath, New York B.S. Architecture Victoria Lynne Tabor Findlay, Ohio B.F.A. History of Art Betty See Tan Quezon City, Philippines B.S. Prod. Oper. Mgt.letg. Frances Mary Tapocsi Maple Hts., Ohio 3.3. Fashion Design Priscilla A. Taussig Elkins Park, Pennsylvania BA. Social Science Glenda K. Tavan Galion, Ohio B.S. Psychology Linda Ann Tayfor Ashland, Ohio 3.8. Home E: Ed. Natalie A. Taylor Warwick, New York 8.3. AccountingIFinance Carol Ann Tedesco Cincinnati, Ohio 3.8. Family RelJHuman Dev. Michelle Lynne Tedreau Steubenville, Ohio BA. CommunicatiOn Michael Lloyd Tedrick Columbus, Ohio B.S. Microbiology Barba ra Ellen Teetor Marion, Ohio B.A. Speech and Hearing Ra ndy Lee Tes1er Greenville, Ohio B.A. Political Science Leann Gephar! Thacker Carlisle. Ohio 8.3. Home Ec Ed. Judith Elaine Thompson Columbus, Ohio B.S. Child Development Glendene Ann Thornbloom Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Accounting David Wayne Thornton Columbus, Ohio B.S. Biology Luther Daniel Thornton Columbus, Ohio BA. Poli1ical Science Laurie Lee Thuma Lima. Ohio 8.8. Education Bernadine H. Thurn Columbus, Ohio 85. Dietetics Carl Frederick Timeus, Jr. Columbus, Ohio B.S. Civil Engineering Steven C. Tobin Columbus, Ohio B.A. Political Science Brenda Kay Toler Zanesville, Ohio 83. Social Studies 151 152 Jerry S. Tou Columbus, Ohio B.S. IndustlSystems Eng. Tara Lee Trace-Richardson Reynoldsburg, Ohio 8.8. Social Studies Mark Tranovich Bellaire, Ohio B.S. Zoology Gail Ann Traver Columbus, Ohio B.S. Mathematics Kimberly Creamer Travis Columbus, Ohio BS. Home Ec Ed. Sharon Kay Trimner Willard, Ohio 38. Home EC Ed. Amy Lynne Troxell 8. Charleston, Ohio 8.8. Marketing Tina Marie Tuccillo Lawrenceville, New Jersey B.A. Music Patricia Ann Tucker Alliance, Ohio BS. Microbiology Paul Tai-Ping Tung Kowloon, Hong Kong 3.8. Chemistry Donald A. Tupper Youngstown, Ohio B.S. Zoology Peter Turner Cleveland Hts., Ohio B.A. Social Science Rick Clifford Tyler Cleveland Hts., Ohio 85. Wildlife Mgt. John William Uttley Ill Columbus, Ohio 8.3. Real Estate David Vanaski Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Wildlife Mgt. Ellen-Augusta Vance Columbus, Ohio B.S. Manpoweerndustrial Neal R. Vandegrift Columbus, Ohio 3.8. Food Science Christina VanHeyde Columbus, Ohio B.A. Economics Donna Marie VanMeter Columbus, Ohio B.A. Social Work Thomas Dean Veregge Delaware, Ohio B.S. Music Organ Perf. Bettye Anne Pfau Vicent Columbus, Ohio BA. Sociofogy James Peter Viglianco 3. Point, Ohio B.S. Zoology Peter Mark Vioia Wheeling, West Virginia B.S. Architedure Donald James Violet Springfield, Ohio B.S. Civil Engineering 153 154 James Martin Vonau Columbus, Ohio BA. Social Sciences Kay Peters VonDeylen Dublin, Ohio 8.8. E and M Childhood Ed. Robert Alan Vondran Columbus, Ohio B.S. Finance Diana L. Wade Newark, Ohio 8.8. Occupational Therapy Alana Lee Wagner Mansfield, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Richard B. Wall Columbus, Ohio 35. Horticulture Douglas WiIIiam Wallace Worthington, Ohio BA. Biochemistry Rebecca Mary Walter Columbus, Ohio BA. French Robert Roy Walters Minster, Ohio B.S. Pharmacy Sandra Marie Walus Barberton, Ohio 8.5. Home Ec Ed. Christopher James Ward Columbus, Ohio B.A. Communication John Henry Ward Tiffin, Ohio B.A. Social Sciences Lori Jean Ward Chillicothe, Ohio 8.8. Spanisthlem. Ed. Barry James Waters N. Olmsted, Ohio B.S. Accounting Steven Richard Watts Sylvania, Ohio B.A. History Catherine J. Webber Mt. Sterling, Ohio B.S. Clothing Margaret Ann Wedge Grove City, Ohio BA. Anthropology Carol Ann Weinhar't Grove City, Ohio 3.8. Medical Dietetics Diana Marie Weinheimer Loveland, Ohio B.S. Nursing Gary Joseph Weisenberger Findlay, Ohio B.S. IndustJSystems Eng. Craig Alvin Weisheimer Columbus, Ohio 3.5. Marketing Ronald Joseph Weiss Lima, Ohio 8.8. Public Recreation Pamela Kay Wenning Canton, Ohio BA. Political Science Bradley Wayne Wenrick Medway, Ohio B.S. IndustJSystems Eng. 155 156 Eugene Paul Wenzke Dayton, Ohio 3.8. Microbiology Sandra Joyce Louise Whaley Middletown. Ohio 3.3. Computer Science Jeffrey Thomas White Columbus. Ohio B.S. Accounting Karla J. Whiteman Wadsworth, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. Marsha L. Wiens Toledo, Ohio 3.3. Social Work Alma Darleen Wilder Columbus, Ohio B.A. Ancient Greek History Douglas Edward Wiley Canfield, Ohio B.S. Dairy Science Annette Kay Williams Newark, Ohio 3.8. Physical Education Cynthia Lee Williams Columbus, Ohio B.A. Public Recreation Jayne Ann Williams Columbus, Ohio B.S. Architecture Larry James Williams Wilmington, Delaware B.S. Finance Tamela Dawn Williams Fairfield, Ohio 8.3. Psychology Barbara L. Wills Columbus, Ohio MA. Industrial Design Kathleen S. Wilmer Fairfield, Ohio 85. Horticulture GaryWilliam Wilson Jenera, Ohio B.S.IM.S. Agric. Ed. Harold Edwin Wilsoa, Jr. Columbus. Ohio BA. International Studies Kathy Jo Wilson Brookville, Ohio B.A. History Jeannine Marilee Wine Westerville, Ohio 8.3. Marketing Kelly Edwin Winslow Lithopolis, Ohio BA. Jou rnalism Marga ret Anne Winters Gahanna, Ohio B.A. Speech and Hearing Lora Roseann Wise Columbus. Ohio B.A. Communication Richard Stacey Wofford Toledo, Ohio B.A. Journalism Daniel Scott Wolford Columbus, Ohio 35. Park and Rec. Admin. Karen Sue Wolford Lima, Ohio 8.8. Music Education 157 158 Susan Wolford Columbus, Ohio BA. English Hung Wong Hong Kong 8.3. Civil Engineering Deborah Ann Wood Massillon, Ohio B.S. Elementary Ed. John Charles Wood New Concord. Ohio 35. Landscape Arch. Roberi Michael Wooten Paulding, Ohio 6.8. Natural Resources Kimberly Sue Wumer Toledo, Ohio 35. Physical Therapy Kim Leigh Yee Columbus, Ohio 35. Microbiology Steven Charles Yeger Columbus, Ohio B.S. Microbiology Randy S. Yetman Avon Lake, Ohio 8.3. Dietetics Carol A. Young New Haven, Michigan B.A. International Studies Karel Kay Young Green Springs, Ohio 5.8. Natural Resources Van Jeifrey Yeung Warsaw. Ohio B.S. Agric. Engineering Walter Lee Young Grand Rapids, Michigan BA. Political Science Michael G. Yount Columbus, Ohio 3.3. Recreation Susan Marie Zack Columbus, Ohio B.A. Indust. Sociology Kenneth Stanley Zelachowski Columbus. Ohio B.S. TransponationXLog. Thomas Dale Zerucha Toledo, Ohio B.S. Psychology Elwa Marie Zoitai Elyria, Ohio B.S. Tex1iles and Clothing James Robert Zubricky Cleveland, Ohio B.S. Parks and Recreation Maryann Louise Zupancic Euclid, Ohio B.S. Pha rmacy Phillip Albert Zuzolo Lewisburg, Ohio BA. Geography Jeanne Beth Zwallen Hudson, Ohio 85. Home Economics Paul G. Bettenhausen Eatontown, New Jersey B.S. Architecture Jon Marson Bonime Columbus, Ohio 8.8. Aero and Astra Eng. 159 Silver Moments 41H? Photographs by F rank H. Haskett Looking Down 011 Mirror Lake 1W Ohio Stadium in Silhouette l6? Sullivant Hall, High Street Entrance Orton Hall, on the South Side of the Oval 164 Browning Amphitheater, Orton in Background 165 f 1v 1 y? s'. R q' l' Warm . I . P . i' g Page Hall The Library 167 .95. w. Mtt. 4 Reflecting P001 and Mirror Lake . r: J... I an. J. V . . .m! w 1.. a . ' ' I69 Winter Near the Lake Students in Front of the Administration Building 171 - .. jgrsswn :.- 172 Frank H. Haskett was the university photogra pher for 35 years. He came to Ohio State in 1900 as an undergraduate in electrical engineering, with an interest in photography and a iove tor the outdoors. In 1907, when Haskett began teaching, Architecture 33 was offered: Photography. He took every opportunity to intorm his colv leagues of the value of photography to their work. Professor Haskett felt a photo iibrary was needed, and he made his personal book and magazine collection available on closed reserve. Greater student interest in photography led to cramped quar- ters, and in 1923 a new wing was added to Brown Hall and more space was given to photography students. In 1929, the Department of Photography was established, and Haskett became its chairman. He insisted on preserving any photos or negatives that might be historicaily valuable, despite pressure to destroy such 'tiunk stor age. This material was organized by university architect Joseph N. Bradford, ut0 make as complete as possible, a pictorial record of The Ohio State University from its early days to the present time. Haskett was made professor emeritus in 1937, and died the fol- lowing year. IMDD EeHONcg DHOTCEDADPB BY JW EVANc$ Photographer's Nightmare, 1977 I76 177 Untitied, 1976 178 Portrait, 1978 180 I81 Oasis, 1977 182 Two Teenagers, 1976 184 In... - 1.; UH '1' .. ..- .wf-v ...-: '- '0 His 1 Portrait, 1978 136 Portrait, 1978 188 Illusion it1,1976 I90 .M HIIIMWHW IHIMWHIM lam :1 :1 Iiiilllni Ill - 1 ii :I HWHM..-I H I91 6 7. 9 m, h 0 S; U .0 m m 0 C 2. 3 fags;- NE! 77- ... 9-' ullilpteTheHunWr'gton gm, ' because , 3.1:: neversatisiisdunh' '5 I am? . J Untitled, 1976 195 Self Portrait, 1978 I9? The photos here represent a feeling that the camera can record an impression of what is being photo- graphed. More than a documentation of reality, the photos are statements from the photographer's view- point, In IhlS sense, the reality of the scene exists as much in the mind of the photographer, as what was actually before the camera lens. Jeffrey William Evans is a senior majoring in photog- raphy. I99 entertaihment 205 Faye Garrison and John Bollas .u Susan Smith and Howard Baum Suzanne Milburn and Gregg Rothermund 2H stave martin john sebastian jeamluc porTlsy 4 Belong - m;- - . H. h 220 Students come to OSU from all 88 Ohio counties, all fifty states, and 83 nations around the world. Over 50,000 sm- dents meet in 369 buildings on 3,600 acres of campus. They come from city and country, each bringing their own beliefs and ideas. Although they enter and exit the university as individuals, some cheese to join groups while in coliege - to share ideas and energies, to learn about oiher ways of thinking, or just to make new mends. Each person musi discover h in his own aloneness a what he wants from life and how he can achieve it. His view- point is as important as his talent and motivation. For, although we are together now, we must separate and each pursue our own dreams. ROW FfL-RJ: Jeffreyr A. Cumx ms PresJ. Terri Ann Asch C?Ei ELPJ, Jacqueline J. Rudolph E78 Seal. Ilene D. Schwar1z K79 VPJ. Debbie Lighj C79 PFESJ- 90W 2: Becky Bauhaser. Laura Friedman, Cindyr Osbun. Gary Ming, Fred Ripepi, Robert Jackson, Edward Waters. Row 3: Bob Kritzler, Vallen J . Crabtree, G!mrge M- Finkes, Stave Court Fred Kiehne. Nofpfcrured: Linda Turczyk, Torn Sangrik. Stacy Jamison, Torn Hutch, Lesiie Harlan. Mary Ann Halmck. DnghI l ' '$0!1, Chuck McBride, Lee Janovhz, Flick Weinstein. Joyce Shine, Jeff Slesnfck. Jennyr Fliel, Perryr Humphrey, Dennis Linden, Robin Schwelbel, pr John- SIIOn. Mike McDevitt. Teresa Payne, Mike Sudsina. Jerryr 30love, Diana Ritchie, Linda Sielner, Sue Bloomfield, Brad Flabal, Larry Binkley, Karen Schneuderman. BI Yeack. Mary Beth Hartz, chk Murray, Dave McBride, Kishin Bharwany, Richard Garvin. Janet Calif, Carol Munson. Row 1' G.-RJ.-Cap1. Randall Mason tAdvisorL John Fame momptrollerl K. Anderson Crooks fAdmin. Officerj, Allan J. Greene tCommanderL D. Scott Rich: son Uraining Officerl Joseph H. Allen Uniormation Officen, Leslie Dewell. Row 2: Donna Wirtiams, Joseph J. Fletcher, David L, Finley, Robert J, Fenzan, K! E. Jackson, Alvin A. Nickle. Steven W. Rogers, James E. Converse. How 3: Yolanda D Murph. Torn Fox, Torn Yeager, Mark Bartman, Kewn L. Miller, Mattl' E. Harty W, Mark S. Dellinger, Mark Wiseman, Kim Kerfev. Nor pr'cwred; Dean Davis, Jody Swartz, Thomas Daubenmire. James Lester. Pamela NageL . Lutz, Ronald Smith, Thomas Shmet, Scot! Miner. - :rd- - aim Row 1' ni-RJ: Phil Jorda n, Scott Miller, Earl Buu, Dean R. Andres, Charles W. Deiler, Jack A. Lemmermen. Row 2: David Barnhan, Thorndike Barnhan, John 19w Marsha . Dan Wampler, Mark Geu$ Fischer. Jim Long, Jeff Eubank. Row 3: Stephen Fosler, John Crammons. Thad Hainesl Jon Berry. 30W: Dave Bowers. Joe Brandon J. Myers, Steve Berkstein, David Ewart, Jeff Brown. Gary Berliner, Dan Cooperrider. How 5: Tim Wilson, Mark Miller. Ed Steinberger, David Wesler. ROW 6: Greg Letsche, Scott A. Donaldson, Barry Callicoal, Jefl Darding, Jim Phipps, Geno Cardi. HOW 7: Joe Krill; Dave Giim. Ken LYf'ICh: Kip Warnice. James Montgomery. Row J fL-HD: Lynn Flowers, Beckyr Flinn, Judy Keith, andi Millberg, How 2: Kashieen Murphy, Kelly Flaherty, Kathleen Motycka. Lainie Diana Cook, Beth Eagle, Kim Anderson. Beckyr Basinger. Suzanne Stuck, Angie Allion, Jill Reineck, Debbie Har Barb Cardwell. Row 4: Holly Rhinehart, Anne Vandeveen, Carla Ci Miller. Stephanie Mahoney, Lisa Gonzales, Shari Berka. Vicki Prit Gallas, Kelty Halter. Row 5: Kathy Barry, Roxanne Vaughn. Marci Hall, Kellie Lamone. Kris Ross. Jeanne R. Hamm. CaFabria, Mindy Meininger, Noreen Kenney, Judy.r Hoffman, Linda Kobel. Lori Ward. Row Susan Spyridon, Kathy Hoopes. Jill Stonecipher, Barb Man ris. Lisa Timmons. Laurie Eichel, Cindyf Curr! moroni. Karen O'Con nor, Shelley Swisher. Laurie Heckel, Liz Broderick, Brenda Susi. 5m chard. Row 5: Cindy Thieroff, Debbie Shock, Tammy Pntchard, Vicki Kuhn, Julie Ryan. K Kretch, Marilyn Buk, Gina Malloy, Jan Warnock, Susan Rich. How 7: Janice Geswem. Heatr 2n. Hie um Chnsty Maser tPresJ, Pat IIIe NPJ. Jane Ficken mecording SecJ, CUI'InIE Brawn MembershIp ChmJ. Lolly Kaur'rg tTreasurerJ,-Barb zimmerman 6304':- SDonde SECJ. Sue MlSklniS tSocia! ChmJ. Cindy Mathes tOuill ChmJ, Tammy MacLaren Pledge Tralnen, Pegg Irwm manhellemc Delegaiel Jodle Hulc I- son Mouse Pres.J. Jan Arehan, Sue Bachmski, Bev Baden Allyson Baker. Kelly Baker, Sue Bmkley, Kitty Blackford, Sue Buhr, Nancy Cavanaugh. Jane C3310- Iess. Betsy Confar, CrISIa Cooper, Leslie Crump, Cindy Curfman, Colleen Bailey, Lisa Damore. Caihy Detamore. Ann DeWeese. Ann DIPangrazlo, Hang: H ef. Cathy Evans, Linda Fanus. Kathy Fawcetl. Eilen Freer. Bemf GarCIa, Melissa Galewood, Sue Gorman, Donna Gridley, Kerle Gross. Stacy Hallam, Connie Iiam- son. Debi Hassan. Dana Havens. Terr: Henley, Cheri Hooker, Nancy Huben Terry Jarboe, Haven Jones, Terry Jones. Karen Kabelka, Anldrga Kno$J.K-:Ir:n KOkinda. Becky.f Kupanoff, Barbara Lana, Debi Ledvina, Melissa Lenz, Debbie Lombard. Tana Loudenback, Suze Manley, Jenny McDame, raves?R 1: I Kr: Kathy Meholick, Leah Ann Merritt, Julie Minderrnan. Lisa Miskinis, Susre Mover, Beth Nordlle. Karen Pestrak. EHen Pfefferie, Teresa IPoslon, Bgrbbea WEI In Rankin, Shelleyr Rapp. Barb Rarey, Jill Rausch, Mandy Roberls, Dana Richards, Mary Rodenck, EI-ame Rurtmg. Becky Shon,-Seth SmlgrlkLHnn: Lte r'nsuVaIIEere 51urgirl, Jeanne SWindlE. Terry Tarpoif, Barb Teelor, JOdl Terry. Kim Thompson, Laura TraCy, Krlsty Voorhles, Susan Vucelrch, Shem a ac , au Ie . Lynn Waners, Julie Wheeler. Lynda Whalaker, Kim M'wonendvise June Wright. Karen vaan 22.5 psiIon HOW I 0-;FU: Ilyge Janovitz, Kim Calm, Tammy Cole, Karen Kraus. Lorie Gelb. Susan Lurie. 1S-usre Wersg. I-leagne Friedland, Judy Schultz, Erin Fine, Sharon Curtis, Merry Cohen. Row 2: Rhonda homas,- Nlel Lieberman, Susan Adler, Jessica Horn, Lorl Halpern, Lauren Mazer. Lisa Sebranskv, Cathy Tanenbaum, Terri Newmever, Susan Rydell. Mindyr Lieben, Charlene Barrow. Pamela Feldman, Jvll Rusnak, Harris. Judy Liber, Debbie Feist, Robin Weinstein, Laura Wendy Steele, Debbie Szabo, Nina Estner. Ellen Becker, 22? I I I N a Q n. 3 ha. :LOGAN I ve gm a lot of goaIs for when I geI out of here One of them is to play pro Iootbafl if I have the chance. I' d like to play close to home, I guess . . . but I'd like to play where it's warm. Home is North Canton, and Jeff spends his non-Iootball hours in Columbus as an active member of the Fel- lowship 01 Christian Athletes, fund chairman of the Centraf Ohio Heart Association, and chairman of the Multiple Sclerosis Rea- dathon. He also participated in the Creative Living 'IUnwinder to raise money to help quadraplegics and paraplegics. I've always had something - a smaIIer group to belong to. If every student got involved in some kind of organization, I feel they'd be a lot happier here. Overall, I think the good opportunities override everwhing else an Ohio State. The opportunities are available here. ' I'rlr'., MMV' Wm :mmllllfwa ' 17 I k .1 We had no TV. We watched TV on FM radio. James G. Friedman, an assistant professor of photog- raphy, has studied with Minor White, Ansei Adams, Jerry Uelsmann, Judy Dater, Jack Welpott, and Wynn Bullock. While working for Imogen Cunningham, then a 91' year-old West Coast photographer, I was told by her one day: 'Jim, you let me know how many photographs you make when you're 91.' ii Professor Friedman has had one-man exhibitions at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and the Shado' Gallery, Oregoo City, Oregon. He has participated in group exhibv itions at the Fogg Art Museum, Harvard University, Cam- bridge, Massachusetts; Focus Gallery, San Francisco; and the Erie Art Center, Erie, Pennsylvania He contributed to t'Photography as a Fine Art, an internationalIy-circulat- ing show organized by the University of Florida, Gaines- yille. His work was included in New Photography: San Francisco and the Bay Region, at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, San Francisco, and the Fine Arts Gal- lery 01 San Diego. t'For me, photographs serve as evidence. As a young- ster, l was convinced that l was an android resembling a pudgy kid. Whenever I would ask if I had been adopted, looking like a ten-year-old, my parents would point to baby pictures and to other photogra phs that were on the walls of our house and to our photo albums. Even though I could inspect these photographs, I was not convinced that the kid in the family pictures was really me. One pho- tograph came close to convincing me that I may have had a childhood. This snapshot showed me at age six at a playground, dressed in a cowhide cowboy jacket and wearing a Davey Crockett coonskin cap, typical of the era. I think that it was the coonskin cap that convinced me that possibly I had passed through childhood. It seems important that I spent part of my youth examining photo graphs. It is also important to note that I was suspicious of those photographs, as well. Perhaps the most significant photographic event that has occurred to me was in the fall of 1973. l was on a photographic field trip in Martinez, California tJoe DiMaggio's birthplacey with some fellow graduate stu- dents and our teachers Jack Welpott, Judy Dater, and Don Worth. While photographing, Welpott looked on help- lessly as the tripod which held his new Bronica camera slid down an incline, causing the camera to smash against concrete. Most importantly, he did not become upset. grRIEDMm ' xv '63. --' They can't teach you motivation in school - if you don't have it, you're not going to make it. SHEPPARD I'm not limited in anyway. I feel I can do anything I want to. What she wants to do is finish schooi successiully, get a management position, and work her way up in business. Jeanne, a junior in marketing, realizes that her goals wiil not be easily attained. it is challenging to be a woman in busi- ness. There are a lot of barrierst People keep telling me how hard it's going to be, but I view myself as an exception. i'ln getting in and being successful, I'm going to have to be much better than the people around met I'm going to have to be a lot keener than my peers just to get into a good position. Jeanne is starting early. She is vice president of OSU Adverv tising Federation, and wili be the president oi that organization next year. She submitted OSU's winning entry in a Datsun advertising competition this year. She's worked for prominent s professors, including Dr. Roger Blackweil and Dr. W. Wayne I' Talarzyk. This summer, she has an internship with Howard M Swink Advertising. . $ 'iYou have to be humbling in respects, because you cant N know everything It's important to interact instead of being I i .4, patronizing to others. You have to have that interaction to grow. 1. ahx-f' 235 Reflertiona in 0 15011045210 Mirror 237 u .vhmm.!,gqrrolrn-Lm 7. . :- I left home and started moving. . . not knowing quite where I was headed. but wanting to get 1here fast. .27! 7-, I had some dreams, but none of them ,' ' were goals yet. I,- . . -' They haan gotten that far. 2,, 1' r 'J .y . . . .' '- ,. . .. - J'f-h' '1 - : ';-' .. g - ' .- . .-'r I i i L I. . .. :-:: 241 f ' N t gest V a lonely way to learn. ted right away. ne 1n the library, u. forcing my brain to di Studying is Everyone 101d me, study, study, informa1ion. so I star Isatalo '1 IN. .a :3. 244 Hound tradition here -I1feltwarm. I also found that learning IS more palatable when therF-Js someone else nearby, struggling alongsuje me, We could learn from each other. 24.5 9w? We joined together our energies and our emotions. and la rge defeais. We shared small wctorles . .. .. ... ..h.k1.l r tn .. k We shared our efforts. taking a project, a plan, a dream all The way through. Never losing hope for tomorrow. Working and straining, creating and achieving. Learning to step in unison. But I realized that I would have to walk alone again. to leave behind these people and this place. Now that I knew how to grow, knew how to learn, I had to use that knowledge to go after my own goals. oving again, Ii! a Iinle more sure j? F-them had been that far yet. ndsolwas 0$ when?- I was hieaded I had some drea'rnsr .but node 9 achieved ....u.,..... . .3; J c... '2 hnfu. . u '1. 4mm um. .r hwy .x P .. .. .4 1...: :7: . .. . n . ..... .... 255 I-w. '! Cd .. -'. .r .mp- We Took one last step together, that I ceuld stand alone as I departed. A public ceremony can be a private ceremony, too. It doesn'T mean I'm done -- i1 mea ns I've just started. There is a certain kind of t'magic mirror'! to which the word Mak'ro refers. It is a small mirror - small enough to be held in the palm of your hand. When you look directly into it you can see your own reflection. But it you hold it at just the right angle in the sunlight, you can see the Japanese characters Ma Kio, as they were painted on the other side of the mirror. There is something on the sur1ace, and yet there is something past that - behind it, supporting and expiain- ing it. It is very precious, and you must handle it carefully. . . . It's something like a memory. 259 Ables, J. R. ?0 Abrahams, Irene 60 Abramovich, Donna 84 Acevedo, Juan 38 Ackerman, Mark 84 Acute, Dave 68 Adams. Anne 84 Adams, Ansei 233 Adams, Bernice ?4 Adams. Grace 84 Adams. Jody 35, 80 Adams, Rodney 84 Adell, Ava 84 Adkins, Dave 18, 23, 28, 30 Adkins, James 84 Adler: Susan 22? Admi'nistration Building 1?1 Admin. Science Student Forum 221 Adorph, David 30 Akers, Preston 48 Albertson. Gregory 84 Albrycht, Ann 84 Alexander, Angie 36 Alexander, Kim 84 Allegro, Joe 18, 30 Ailen, David 30 Alien. Doug 68 Allen, Joseph 222 Allion, Angela 84. 224 Allshouse. Steven 85 Alma Mater 83 Alpha Gamma Rho 223 Alpha Phi 224 Mpha Xi Delta 225 Alpha Zeta 226 Alsbrooks. Karen 42 Altick, Sherman 85 Arumni Monrhfy268 Ambrose. Audrey 36, ?8 Anderson, Ange1a 85 Anderson. Dan ?2 Anderson, Jim 64 Anderson, Kathy 36 Andersen, Kimberly 85, 224 Andres, Dean 223 Andrews. Kyle ?2 Andria, Ernest 3O Anglim, Phil 64 Angowski, Patty 36 Ansley, Richard 85 Appell, Scott 85 Archives, OSU photo 258 Archives, university 268 Arehart, Jan 85, 225 Arnett. Scott 24, 31 Arnold Air Society 222 Asch, Terri 85, 221 Atwood, Steven 85 Atha, William 85 Atwood, Susie 40 Ault, Anita Kay 85 Autio, Kim 85 AzimirTabrizi, Mohamed 86 Each, Terryr 30 Bachorski, Sue 225 Beckman. Stanley 2?0 Bader, Bev 225 Bagent, Lyn 36 Bailey, Randy 86 Baird, Kim 42 Baker, A. J. 55 Baker. Allyson 225 Baker. Blaise 86 Baker, E J. 14 Baker, Kelly 225 Baker. Kern.r ?4 Baker, Linda 85 Baker. Martha 271 Balcher, Louie 86 Balen, Alan 30 Balen. Mark 68 Ballinger, Barb 54 Baltes. Wanda 86 Baithaser, Becky 221 Banks. Christina 86 Bard. Leland 2?1 Barga.Cary186 Barker, Flick 56 Barnes, Donna 86 Barnes, L. Scott 86 Barnett, Donaid 86 Barnett, Richard 86 Barnhan, David 223 Barnhan, Thorndike 223 Barnheiser, Lori ?B Barre, Michael 8? Barret. Timothy 8?, 268 Barrett, David 87 Barrow. Charlene 22? Barry, Kathy 224 Bartlert, Jeffreyl 8? Hartley. Jim 52 Bartman, Mark 222 Barwig, Hon 30 Baseball 56 Basinger, Becky 224 Basista, Thomas 8? Basketball, Men's 44 Basketball, Women's 46 Bauer, Carol 8? Baughman,Flober1 8? Baum, Howard 208 Beadle, Bruce 64 Beale, Debra 8? Beamon. Eddie 30 Beanie, Cindv1, 8, 8?. 23?. 268. 269, 2?1 Beatty, Lynda 8? Beaver. Karen 8? Beck, Jeffreyr 8? Beck, John 76, ?? Beck, Judy 88 Becker, Ellen 22? Bedford, Louis 88 Belfiglio, Diane 88 Beltord, Earel 88 Bell, Todd 30 Seller, Walt 72 Belliveau, Nancy 88 Betmont, Jeffrey?r 88 Belonging 8: Being 21 8 Bembenekl Teresa 88 Benda, Bob 6? Benecke. Mary Ann 88 Bennett, Cathy 46 Bennett, Lynn 40 Bennett, Matt 44, 88 Benton, Bobby 88 Berka, Shari 224 Barkstein. Steve 223 Berriner, Gary223 Berls, Marsha 88 Bernsdorf, Mark 88 Berry, Jon 223 Berson, Craig 89 Bemanger, Robertsg Berzins, Aidis 62 Besozzi, .Jc-szrt-zyI 58 Betcher, William 89 Bettenhausen, Paul 159 Beveridge. Cynthia 89 Bharwany. Kishin 89, 221 Biggs, Joe 64 Binder, Jeffrey 89 Binklev, Larry 221 Binkley, Sue 225 Binzel, Kathleen 89 Birmingham, Alan 89 B'rrnbrich, Axel 58 Bisimp,Jcr1,f 39 Bishop, Susan 89 Bitler, Lori 89 Biack, Tim 268 Blackford, Kitty 225 Elackshere, Pam 42 ElackweH, Roger 235 Blair, Paula 89 Blake, Debora 90 Blancelt, Lam,r 90 Bland, Craig 48 Blankenbeckier. Jeffreyr 90 Bleichner. Sherri F4 Blinco, Thomas 30 Blomquist, Michele 90 Bloomfield, Sue 221 Blunk, Robert 64 Qty, JoAnne 46, ?4 Boardner, Mike 44 Bode, Karen 90 Boerner, Karla 90 Boss, Teresa 80 Boesch, Kit 50 80995, L01535, 80 Bolender, Bonnie 90, 208 Bollas, John 90, 208, 221 Bolton. Bruce 28, 31 Boltz, Karyn 90 Bondurant, Jane 90 Bonime, Jon 159 Booth, Bradford 90 Borchers. Blame 48 Borchers. Sue 50 Borel, Myfanwy 60 Borg, Rick 68 Boss. Martha 60 Botica. John 90 Boil, Karen ?4 Bowers, Dave 223 Bowlin, Terry91 Bowman, Rebecca 91 Braddon, John 91 Bradford, Dave 38 Bradford, Joseph 122 Bradley. Gayle 91 Bradfey, Kevin 91 Brai1hwaite, John 91 Brands1erter, Bruce 91 Bransztet. Leo 91 Braun, Peter 76. 2? Braund, Lyle 34 Bravnen, Alaasis 91 Breese, Darrell 91 Breitfeller, Car! 91 Brenneman, Julia 91 Brewer, James 92 Brewer, June 46 Brewer. Paul 92 Brewster, Rob 68 Briggs, Jane 92 Brinmn, David 64 Broderick, Liz 224 Broidv, Mike 48 Brolis, Ira 42 Brooks. Durado 92 Brophy, James II 92 Brown, Aaron 23, 30 Brown, Catherine 92 Brown, Connie 225 Brown, Dave 50 Brown, Doug1as 92 Brown, Jeff 223 Brown. Jim 68 Brown, Joe 24 Brown, Mark 92 Brown, Peter 92 Brown, Steve 52 Brown, Tim 30 Brown, William 92 Browning Amphitheater 1 65 Brubaker. Nadine 92 Bruce, Hae1her 60 Bruggeman,Ken164 Brunow, Cindy 92 Bryan, Carolyn 93 Buchan, Mary 93 Buckingham, Mike 62 Buckley, Tom 48 Buhr. Sue 225 Buk, Marilyn 224 Bullock, Wynn 233 Bunneil, Gerald 93 Buoni, William 93 Burgyan. Renate 271 Burke, Tim 30 Burkhan, Jennifer 93 Burns, Marilyn 93 Burns, Michele 93 Burns, Tom 52 Burris, Scott 30 Bu rris. Terry 44, 45 Burrows, Norman 30 Burwell, Nancy 93 Bu schor, Steve 64 Bushman, Thomas 93 Butler, Donald 93 Butts, Diane 93 Butz, Earl 223 Byer, Howard 271 Byers. Jeff 93 Byrnes, John .Jr. 94 Byrnes, Tom ?2 Cain, Nylila 94 Calabria, Lainie 224 Calif, Janet 221 Callahan, James 58 CallicoaI. Barry 223 Callif, Kim 22? Callos. Susan 94 Calvin, Keith 24, 31 Camp, Mitch 68 Campbell, Cecilia 94 Campbell, Kenyon 270 Campbell, Lyn 268 Campbell, Paul 22. 24. 3D. 31 Carano. I1:I lan,:r Jo 94 Cardaci, Chris 54 Cardt, Gene 223 Cardwell, Barb 224 Carmen Ohio 83 Carr, Mary 94 Carr, Pam ?4 Carraher. Sieve 52 Carroll, Ra ndi 94 Caruso. James 30 Case, Dana 94 Castello, Angela 94 Castignola. Greg 1?, 19, 30. 31 Cato, Byron 23, 30 Cavanaugh, Nancy 225 Chambers, Ann 94 Changes. Teresa 94 Chapman, Kevin 58 Chapman. Roger 28. 31 Charette, Deborah 94 Charles. David 64 Charles, James 95 Chaump, George 30 Chea n, Linita 95 Cherico, Victoria 95 Chilcote. Janet 95 Childers, Marlene 95 Chiles, Jerry 95 Chizmar, Sandy 95 Chmielewski, Irene 40 Christine, Mark 95 Christman, Keith 95 Chukuigwe, l'u lev,ur 95 Ciancetta, Victor 95 Cicculh, Maria ?4 Cichv, Roger 95 Cik, Barry 96 Ciminello, Maria 54 Cimorcmi, Carla 224 Circenis, John 62 Class. Jeffrey 96 Clark, Andrew 96 Clark, Elizabeth 96 C1awson, John 96 Clement, Ron 72 Cline, Mike 44 Clover, Jim 62 Cochran, Marsha 96 Coen, Sue 36 Coffey, James Jr. 96 Coffman, Kathleen 96 Cohen,8ever1y 96 Cohen, Merry 22? Cole, Tammyr 22? Collier, Catherine 221 Collier, Marcus 38 Collins, Janice 96 Collins, Sue 42 C011, Carl 2?0 Colville. Jim 56 Co1vin, Bruce 96 Comptess, Jane 225 Confer, Betsy 225 Conley, Rashonna 96 CDHHEL David 9? Conners, Marga 97 Conrad. Gary 9? Conrad, Mike 56 Converse, Ja mes 222 Cook, Diana 224 Cook, John 68 Cooke, Francis 97 Cooper, Craig 72 Cooper, Crista 225 Cooperrider, Dan 223 Convert, David 97 Corbaciogru, Suzan 9? Corey, Leslie 9? Corfman, Pamela 97 Cornetet, Wendell 9? Corry, Kimberly:r 9? Conerman, Clarence 97 Conrell, Jean 9? Couch, Bambi 98 Court, Steve 221 Cousineau, Tom 19, 23, 26, 30 Covey, Janet 98 Covill, Beryl 221 Cowles, Greg 44 Coyner, Denise 98 Cox,Gar1h 30 Crabtree. Varleri 221 Craft, Nea198 Craig, Cathy 40 Craiglow, Patricia 98 Crammons, John 223 Crane. Steve 34 Cranmer, Carolyn 221 Critchfield. Howard 220 Crofev, Jody 98 Crooks, K. Anderson 222 Cross Country, Men's 34 Cross Country, Women's 35 Crouc h, 11.11amr 98 Crousa, J. Mark 98 Crump. Leslie 225 Culkin, Tom ?2 Cunin. Chris 76, '2'? Cunix. Jeflrey 98, 221 Cunningham, Imogen 233 Cunningham, Wi1liam270 Curlman, Cindy 225 Curley, Lynne 98 Curran, Cindy 224 Curtis, Sharon 227 Cusick, Martin 30 Dahlhausen, Thomas 98 Bailey, Colleen 225 D'Amico. Frank 58 Damore. Lisa 225 D'Amour. Claude 56 Daniel, Linda 46 Daniel, Paula 98 Daniels, Jeffrey 99 Dansier, Kelton 19, 20, 23. 28, 30 Darding, JeH 223 Darst, James 99 Daner, Judy 233 Datsun 235 Daubenmire. Thomas 99, 222 Davidson, Paul 99 Davis, Dean 222 Davis, Donna 99 Davis, Heidi 99 Davis, Johnny 29. 31 Davis, Lu Ann 99 Davis, Mark 34 Davis,Patric1a 99 Davis, Stephen 99 Davitz, Dan 48 Day, Daniel 99 Day, Linda 99 DeAnda, Raal 52 Dearth, Miles 99 Debo. 03er 100 DeChanl, Michael 100 Decker, Nancyr 40 Deeter. Tom 48 DeGroot, Sharon 100 DEHart, Thursenia 100 Deiter, Charles 223 DeIBalso. Sue 54 DeLeone. James 30 Dellinger, Mark 222 Deima Studios 268 DeLong, Lori 100 Delta Phi Epsilon 22? Delta Tau Delta 228 Delta Upsilon 229 Denman, Elmer 100 Denman, Mark 100 Denny, Roger 100 0312: more, Cathy 225 Dethy, Steve 56 deViIrers, Jennifer 100 DeWaJd, Robin 54 Oewees, Howard 220 DeWeese. Ann 100, 225 Diana 268 Dickman. Thomas 100 Dickson,Jodv100 261 Dickson, Lawrence101 Diebe1,Charles101 Diffenbacher, Peter 101 DiMaggio, Joe 233 Dimat1eo, Joseph 101 Dinsmore, Frederick 221 DiPangrazio. Ann 225 DiSabato, P111164 Ditmer, Roger101 Dixon, Joe 30 Dixon, John 62 Dean, F. C. 220 Dodge, Marja 101 Doe , William 101 Dombrowski, Angie 40 Daminik,PaTrick101 Donahue, Steven 101 Donaldson, Scott 223 DoneIson, Randal 101 Donley, Doug 1?, 30, 31 Doody, Ann 101 Dooley, Ann 46 Dorrance, Beth 101 Dougan, Steven 102 Douglas, Lauren 102 Dawell, Leslie 222 Dragovich, Louie 42 Draper, Carol 54 Braves, Daren 102 Dulin, Gary 30 Dumpis, Andy 62 Du n, George 270 Dun, John 2?0 Dunbar, Andi 36 Bungee, Don M Dumpace, Emi1y40 Dunn, Muriel102 Dusiman, Helen 270 Duston, Cathy 102 Duvafl, John 102 Eagle. Beth 224 Earl, Ned 102 Earley, Kathleen 102 Ebbert, Jeromell102 Eberle, Steven 58 Ecken, Drew 102 Eddy, William 58 Edelstein, Jeff 64 Edwards, Ja na 35, 80 Edwards, Keith 102 Egert, Stephen 102 Ehlerding, Sylvia 103 Eichel, Laurie 224 Efchner, Mofly36. 78 Ekstrom, Karen 103 Elder, Nancy103, 225 Ellen, 11'1I'c1od'1r 2?2 Ellinghausen, Jim 44 Ellis: Christena 103 Ellis, James 103 Ellis. Judy 70 Ellis, Flayr 30 Ellis, William V1 II 103 Ellison. Leon 30 Ely. Michael 103 Emrich, Mike 52 Endres, Jane103 Englehart, Ernest 103 Enright, Michael 103 Enrenaa'nmemZOO Epitropoulos, Ernest 30 Epitropoulos, John 30 Eppier, Rita 103 Erickson, Kris 50 Ernsberger. Robert 103 Estev.Jan1ce 80 Esther, Nina 22? Etter. Janet 50 Eubank. Jeff 223 Evans, Cathyr 225 Evans, Jeff W 175, 19?, 198, 268 Ewan, David 223 Eyre, Gordon ?2 Fagen, Janet 104 Fahrer, Sandra 104 Fairchild, Christopher 104 Fairchild,Jenniler104 Fairgrieve, Tom 68 Falco, Edward 104 Faler. Mike 30 Fanus, Linda 225 Faris, Michael 48 Fark, Alan 104 Fath, Julienne104 Faulkner, 80644 Favo1, Vic 56 Fawceit, Kathy 225 Feidner. Bob ?2 Feist, Debbie 22? Feldman, Pamela 22? Fellowship of Christian Athletes 231 Fencing, Men's 43 Fencing, Women's 50 Fenzan, Robert 222 Feole, John 104, 222 Ferguson, Ji1154 Ferguson, Keith 30 Ferrit'ro, Janet 104 Fan, Barbara 104 Ficken, Jane 225 Field Hockey 36 Fils, Ingrid 104 Finch, Monte 104 Finck, Stewart 105 Fine, Erin 227 Finkes. George 221 Finley. David 222 Fischer, Mark 223 Fisher, Candace 105 Fisher, Carolyn 105 Fisher, Gary 105 Fisher. James 105 Flaherty, Kelly 224 Fletcher, Joseph 222 Frinn, Becky 224 F1010, Julius 270 Flower, Jim 7'6, 2? Flowers, Lynn 224 Floyd, Eleanor 271 Floyd, Leslie 105 Folio,Judith105 Foltz, Am; 105 Football 30 Ford. Chris 64 Forman. Donna 105 Forsbach, Lawrence 105 Forster, Craig 62 Forster, Deborah 80 Foster, Anne ?4 Foster, Slephen 223 Fox, Timotlwr 58 Fox, Tom 222 Francis, Beckyr 105 Frangopculos, Michael 105 Fratianne, Scott 34 Fredette. Russell 106 Freed, Sue 36 Freeman, Mark 56 Freer, Ellen 225 Freese, Cristy 36 Freshwater, Michael 106, 25? Friedland, Elaine 2211r Friedman, Jim 2324 233 Friedman, Laura 221 Fritz, Kenneth 20, 30 Futcher, William 106 Fulker, William 58 Fulton, Ginger ?0 Furuichi, Suguru 62 Fvgetakis, Leah 50 Gaal. Perry106 Gafke, Jane 106 Gallas, Kim 224 Gamble, Jeffrey 106 Game, Reed 220 Garcia, Betty 225 Gam, Cyndy 106 Garrison, Faye 208 Gartenberg, Amie 106 Garvin, Jaimie 38 Garvin, Richard 221 Gates, Gan.r 64 Gates,Me!anie106 Gates, P. David 208 Gatewood, Melissa 225 Gearty, Janet 50 Gaming, Charles106 Gefr's Band 202, 203 Gelb, Lorie 2211r Gelwick, Elisabeth 106 Genther, Michelle 80 Gentile, Richard 106 George, Gary 107 Gepford. Scott 10? Gerald. Find 13, 1?, 19, 20. 23, 24. 2?, 28, 30, 31 Gerard, Jeifrey 101'r Gertners, Vilnis 62 Geswein, Janice 224 Giamarco. Rita 101'r Grbbs, Alex 30 Gibson, Doug 34 Gibson, Tracyr 1071r Gifford, Chester10? Giles, Linda 10? Gill.Jef1rey10? Giflerte, Cynthia 10? Gilrman. Charles 10? Gilmart'rn, Gregory 10? Gilmore, Harold 31 Gilmore, Terry 72 Gilsonl Bruce 64 Glass, Karen 10? Goehring, Susan 108 Goldberg, K. Stuart 108 Goldberg, Mark 108 Golden, Betty 108 Goldenherg, David 108 Goldfarb, Susan108 Goldsberry, Nancyf 108 Goleman, William 48 Golf, Men's 68 Golf, Women's 70 Gonzales, Lisa 224 Gonzalez, Pedro ?6, ??' Goodman, Carolyn 221 Goodrum. Daniel 108 Gorby. Keith 108 Gorby, Marianne 108 Gorham, DiAnn 42 Gormanr John 103 Gorman, Sue 225 Gottfieb, Lynn 108 Grady, Dennis 109 Graham.Paul109 Grandey, Janet 109 Grasgreen, Ronald 109 Green. Bob ?2 Green, Shelley 109 Greene, Allan 222 Gregonis, Vicki 36 Greiner. Jay 64 Grenga,Jody109 GridJey. Donna 109, 225 Griffin, Duncan 30 Griffin, Ray 28, 30 Grilliot, Carl 109 Grim, Brian 64 Grim, Dave 223 Grimes, Leann ?8 Groezinger. Karen 221 Groman, Darrell 109 Gross, Amon 271 Gross, Keile 225 Grotz. David 109 Guarasci. Ralph 68 Gudei, Connie 109 Guess, Mike 20, 23. 30, 31 Gunderson, Kim 109 Gurian, Jon 76, 3 ? Gulkowski. Jean 110 Gymnastics, Men's 52 Gymnastics, Women's 54 Haas, Mark 6? Hackman,Pegg;wr 110 Hackmann, Karis110 Haddox, MarvEllen 271 Haeekl, Helen Honey 2T1 Hagen, Janice 110 Hagar, Bruce 110 Haigh, Marsha 110 Haines, Thad 223 Hairston. Randy.r 52 Hale, Lolanne 110 H5118: Oates 204. 205 Hallr Heather224 Hall. Katherine 110 Hall, Richard 110 Hall, Tom; 44 Hallam.81acy 225 Hallgren, Barb 36 Halpern. Lori 22? Halter, KeHy 224 Hamm, Jeanne 110. 224 Hanawalt, Anita 110 Hannum, William 220 Hardesry, Jill 42 Hardesty, Lucinda 110 Hardin, Michael 111 Hardinger, Jawn 50 Harlan, Leslie 221 Harrell. Jimmy 23, 24, 2128.29, 30. 31 Harris, Debbie 224 Harris.Rhonda11,227 Harris, Tyrone 30 Harrison,Connie111, 225 Hart, Richard111 Harty, Matthew W222 Hartz, Beniamin 111 '1 Harlz, Mary Beth 221 Harvey, Christena 111 Haskett, FrankH, 160,122, 1'33 268 HaskinstHarczyh Joan 2?1 Hassan. Debi 225 Hassinger, Mark111 Hasson, Linda 111 Hatcher, E. 81270 Havens, Da na 225 Haver, Kewn 1 1 1 Hawk1n5,3amuel 1 11 Hayes, James 111 Hayes. Woody 12. 1?, 2?, 30 Heckel, Laurie 224 Heckman, Joseph 111 HectorvHarris. Carol 112 Hadge, Debra 112 Hegedus, Gabor 112 Hein, Kerrie 60 Heinick, Mary Ann 221 Heinrich, Steve 54 Heintz. Diane112 HemphiIL Dana 31 Henberger,Judy112 Hendershot, Richard 112 Henderson, Craig 112 Henkel, Rick 1 12 Henley,Terr1225 Henson, Luther 3O Herbert, Robert 1 12 Herrmann, Mark20 Hersman, Susan 112 Hertenstein, Jodi 74 HeIz, Mark 44 Herz, Melanie 46 Hickman, Char1es 112 Hicks, Elaine 112 Hightower, Stephanie 80 Hill, Billyr 30 Hill, George 30 Hill, Jameer. I13 Hillenbrand, Edward 1 13 HiHyer. Bradley 113 Hirai, Esther 113 Hixson, Sieve 34 Hobek, Kathleen 113 Hodges, Earne512?0 Hoffman, Judy 224 Hollander, Harry 113 Holmberg. Pau1a 113 Holmen, Edward 113 H01 mes. Wayne 64 Holt, David 52 Holter, Sharla 113 Holub,Anna113 Holveck, Sue 50 Holzer, Charles 113 Homecoming 1, 23, 208, 209 Homzak. Deborah 221 Hooker, Cheri 225 Hoopes, Kathy 224 Horn, Jessica 22? Homik, Joseph 30 Hoskins. Allen 220 House, James 113 Howard. Charleer. 114 Howard. Marie 1 14 Howe, Michael 114 Howell, Beth 114 Howell, Dale114 Howells, Karen 114 Hover, Louier. 114 Huber, Larry 114 Huber, Nancy 225 Hudson, Dwighl 206, 20? Hueckel, Flita 114 Huenke, James 114 HuimgAnn 114 Hull, Donna 80 Huls, Charles 220 r Huls. Fred 2?O Humphrey, Perry 221 Humphrey, Sherry 80 Huneke, Jan 114 Hunker, Fred 48 Hunker, Kurt 48 Hunsucker, Tollie115 Hunt, Doug ?2 Hunter. Charles 30 Hunter,Jeffrey115 Hunyadi. Michael 115 Hursey. Esta 30 Huss, $131111r 115 Huston, L1nda115 Hutch, Tom115, 221 Hutchings, John 30 Hutchison, Jodie 225 Hyde. Donald 2110 Ice Hockey 56 Ignatz, Gail115 lkiroma-Owiye, Dakoru 1 15 life, Fat 225 lmhoff, Jenni 272 lmmel. Sandra 116 lnveiss, Andy 62 Irby, Kelvin 64 Irwin, Pegg 225 Ismaily. Nasir 116 Iversen, Ralph 62 Jackson, Carol 115 Jackson, Keith 222 Jackson, Mickey 30 Jackson, Robert 221 Jaco. Bill 24, 30 Jacobs, Debra 115 Jacobson, Kenneth 1 16 Jaffee, Michael 116 Jamis, David 52 Jamison. Stacy 221 Janakievski. Vlade 14,11 19, 20, 2?, 30, 31 Janovi1z, Ilyse 221' Janovi1z, Lee 221 Jarboe, Jeffrey I 16 Jarboe, Terry 225 Jaynes, William 221 Jeffries, Janice 116 Jelllson. Jennifer 54 Jenkins, I. Newton 270 Jenks. Brian 56 Jester, Kathleen 1 16 Jeter, Derek 52 Johns, David 64 Johns, Jill 116 Johnson. Barbaree 116 Johnson, Eric 38 Johnson. Gregory 116 Johnson,Margare1 116 Johnson, Marilyn 116 Johnson, Pete 20 Johnson, Ricky 14. 20. 30 Johnston, Bob 221 Jokinen, Fieino 16?? Jonas, Carol 1 16 Jones. Doug 56 Jones, Haven 225 Jones, Herman 1?, 30, 31 Jones, Jesse 270 Jones, Karen 116 Jones, Kathleen ?8 Jones, Kevin 30 Jones, Mark11? Jones, Ngaire 1 1? Jones, Hick 68 Jones, Hose ?0 Jones, Rudy 11? Jones, Fluth 268 Jones, Steve 56 Jones, TerryUernale1225 Jones, Terrv1ma1e128 Jones, Torn 212, 213 Jones. Willis 2710 Jordan. Kim 46 Jordan, Phi1223 Jordan. Ruben 1 1? Joseph, Ka1hy 36 Judge. Janice 11? Judge, Juli11? Jue, Richard11? Juergens. Lisa 40 Juhasz,Nancy11? Jump, David117 Kabelka, Karen 225 Kahler, Karla 11? Kaiser, Ken 62 Kalin, James 64 Kaliszewski, T. Suze 80 Kalli!e.Cvn1hia 11? Kalman, Robin 40 Kaman, Mary Beth 111r Kanter. Marc 118 Kaplan, Barbara 118 Kappes, Wllliam 2m Kapus,William118 Karl, Debra 118 Kaufman, Diane 118 Kaufman, Kathv118 Keaney. William Jr. 118 Keith. Colleen 40 Keith, Judy 224 Keith. Marsha 36 Keller, Donna 118 Keller, Holly 4131 Keller, Kris1a 80 Keller, Sheree 42 Kelley,Janie118 Kelley, Kim222 Kelium, Wende1130 Kelly, Maureen 118 Kelsik, Robert 58 KelIner, Kathryn 54 Kemper, Kathy 60 Kennan, James 48 Kennedy. Sara 118 Kenney, Noreen 224 Kepple, Rober148 Ketterer. Cynthia 118 Khosravi, Behzad119 Khoury, Munir119 Kididis, Denise 119 Kiehne, Fred 221 Kildiss.Er1cks 62 King, Emily 119 King, Jan 74 King. Lisa119 King, Roderick 119 King. Tim 35, 80 Kinney.J.E12?0 Kirlik, Ann 119 Kish, Jim 56,119 Kline, Christy119 Kline, Maurie 34 Knapp, Deborah 119 Knebel, Grela 119 Knebel, Kara 119 Kneen. John 120 Knight, Kimberly 80 Knoblauch. Marcia 120 Knoll, Jeff 120 Knopp, Andrea 225 Knox, Dan 62 Kobel, Linda 224 Koblenzer. Robert 120 Koch, Kay 120 Koehl, D. C. 268 Koelhe, Leslie 60 Kokinda, Karen 225 Koleff, Jane 120 Korb, Tom 38 Kornblum, Bob 52 Korner, Hope 40 Komfeld. Robert 120 Kosehny. Mark ?2 Kosier. Eric 58 Koslenko, Greg 56 Kourie, Lolly 225 Koval, Fred 72 Kozsey, Kathyr 120 Krakoff, Louis 271 Kramz, Joyce 120 Krattiger-Zillener, Nancy.r 54 Kraus, Karen 22? Kreindler.HoIIie120 Krell, 1.1011r 120 Kretch, Marci 224 Krieski, Eileen 120 Krill, Joe 223 Krippel, Mary 121 Kritz, Diane 121 Kritzler, Bob 221 Kroupa, Richard 121 Kubit. Joyce 121 Kuenning, Roben 121 Kuhl,Debbie121 Kuhlman,Kimber1y121 Kuhn, Vicki 224 Kulchar, David 58 Kummerer, Martha 121 Kundrat. John 121 Kunert, Virginia 221 Kunst, Deborah 121 Kupa r1011, Beckyr 225 Kupper, Bruce 121 Kunz, Jill M Kwaczala. Darlene 121 Lach, Barbara 122 Lachey, Linda 42 Lacrosse ?2 LaFramboise, William 122 Lahmann. Kathleen 122 Laird. Allan 122 Lalendorf, Luther 2?0 Lamb, Coryr 50 Lambeck, Klaus 38 Lambert, Susan 122 Lamkie, Ellery 122 Lamone, Keliie 224 Lampron. Jack 56 Landers, Dan 58 Laney, Joseph 122 Lang. Mark 30 4:...2, ..;:E'-'z-m'f ' ' m..-'-r..' Langhout, Kenneth 2T1 LaFlocco, Michael 122 Larson, Melissa 122 Laser, Joer 3O Lash, Sue Anne 122 Lana, Barbara 225 Laughl'in, James 30 Laughlin, Ralph 220 Lawn, Gary 122 Lawrence, Carla 122 Lawrence. James 220 Lay, Barbara 123 Lavboume, Everette 220 Laybourne. Lawrence 2110 Laylon, Floy 270 Leach, Rick 26, 2?, 31 Learmonth. George ?6. 7? Leber, Dougfas 123 Lederman, Harvey 271 Ledvina, Debi 225 Lee. Darrell 123 Lee, Felix 30 Lee, Mark 52 Lee. Raymondnl 123 Lee, SiJng 48 Lefrwich, Elizabeth 123 Lehmann, Kathy 123 Lemmerma n, Jack 223 Lenz, Melissa 225 Leslie. Charlene 123 Lester, James 222 Letsche, Greg 223 Leupp, Patricia 80 Levine, David 123 Levine, Irvin 221 Levine, Michael 123 Lewis, Brian 268 Lewis, Carol 30 Laws, Peter 123 L1, Phill1p123 Liber. Judy 227 Library167 Lieberman. Nick122? Lieberman. Sheryl 123 Liebert, Mindy 227 Light, Debbie 221 Light, Jeffrey 3, 124, 187, 2112 Lindberg. Wiilard 124 Linden. Dennis 221 Linden Joyce 124 Linder, Lori 124 Lindsay, Jean 124 Lindsey, Douglas 124 Link. Sarah 124 Lippman, Barbara 124 Lisle, Leslie 270 Lisogar, Ed 56 Little, David 124 Livingston,Ann 124 Lloyd, Ellen 36 Locke, Thomas 124 Locker, Jefirey 124 Loesch. James 58 Logan, Jeff 14, 23. 24. 25. 29. 30, 31. 230, 231 Logan, Ted 125 Lombard, Debbie 225 Long, Amoslll125 Long, Jim 223 Long, William 125 Longm1re, Laurette 60 L005, Beatrice125 Lord,3usan125 Lorents,Eric125 Lorenz, Kathy 36 Lott, Warren 125 Loudenback, Tena 125, 225 Loudenslager, Douglas 125 Lucas. Nina 50 Luce, Williamlll125 Ludlum, Louis 125 Lurie,Susan125, 22? Lutz. Joe 222 Lyberger, Dennis 64 Lynch. Ken 125, 223 Machock, Chuck 44 Maciag. Roberr126 Macias. Ellie 54 MaCKay 56, 126 Mackey, Renee 42 Mackie, Doug 30 Mackness. Tim 56 MacLaren, Tammy 225 Maher,Juiia126 Mahoney, Stephanie 224 Maiberger, Elizabeth 126 Makio Ediror$2?0, 2?1 Marcolm, Brenda 126 Maicolm, Douglas 58 Mallen. Jeanne 21'1 Malloy, Gina 224 Malone, Charles 126 Manley, Suze 225 Manning, Wade125 Manes, George 52 Mansoor. John 34 Mantkowski, Gary 126 Marcellus. Sue 36 Marcus, Pauline 221 Marine, David 126 Markley. Gerald 126 Markfey, Matthew 126 Marowitz. Howard 211 Marschalf, Gwynette12? Marsha11,John 223 Marshall. Kathv12? Martin, Barb 224 Martin, Edward 127 Martin, James12? Martin, Steve 214 Marzich, Susan 80 Maser. Christy 225 Mason. Randall 222 Mason, Robert 220 Mason, Todd 12? Massie,Timothy12? Mastro, Michael 127 Mather, Donna 4U Mathes, Cindy 225 Mathews, Barbara 12? Mathews, Harold 12?r Matsumura, Donna 42 Martinen, Sue 12? Maughmer, L013 12? Mau rer, I'uII'larcyr 1'4 Maxwell, Cindy 42 Mayer. Barbara 12? Mazer, Lauren 22? McBride, Chuck 221 McBride, Dave 221 McClarren, Sheri 45 McCleery, Susan 128 McClure, Molly 128 McClure, Hoben 27o McConnell, Cynthia M, 128 McCreary, Melissa 128 McCualskv, Dara ?8 McCullough, Howell III 128 McDaid, Kristine 128 McDaniel, Jenny 225 McDevm, Mike 221 McDonald, Soon 68 McDonough. Jim 34 McEldowney, Doug 3O McFarland, Scott 128 McGee, Mike 68 McGill. Pam 40 McGovern, Marie 123 McGovern, Ruth 128 Mclntee, Terri 128 McIntyre, Dennis 52 McKee. David 30 MCKie, Terri 36 McKinley, Teresa 225 McKinney, Rebecca 80 McLaughlin. Tom 31 McMahan, Joyce 128 McMillan. Kathleen 128 McNair, Rod 56 McQuilka'n, Jean Ann 2?1 Means, Tom 68 Medich, David 30 Meek, Thomas 220 Megaro. Anthony 30 Meholick. Kathy129. 225 Meininger. Mindy 224 Mefampy, Gary 129 Mendicino, John 52 Mercier, Mike 58 Merecickv, Paul 129 Merritt, Leah Ann 225 Mershon, Katherine 129 Merwin,Bruca129 Messick. Mol1y 129 Metcali, Allan 129 Metka, Jayne 129 Matters, Henry 270 Metzger. Nancie 129 Meyer, Debra 129 Michael, Jo Ella 129 Michael, Richard 129 Milburn, Suzanne 208 Millard, Joseph 268 Millberg, Cyndi 224 Miller, Artie 130 Miller. Calvin 130 Miller, Carole 130 Miller, Charles 220 Miller. Eldon 44 Miller, Frank 2?1 Miller, Gerald 130 Miller, Jane 271 MiHer, Kevin 130,222 Milier, Mark 223 Miller, Marquis 44 Miller. Man.r Anne ?4 Miller, Nancy 130 Miller, Nicholas 30 Miller. Peggy 74 Miller, Robert 130 Miller. Rocky 68 Miller, Ronald 30 Miller, Ronald W. 130 Miller. Sallie 224 M1rfer. Scott 223 Millisor. 805911 130 Mills. Ed 30 Mills, Lenny 20, 23, 30 Minderman. Julie 225 Miner, Scon 222 Ming, Gary130, 221 Minnehan, Randy 268 Minutillf, Lorraine 130 Mirick. Wes 268 Mirror Lake161, 168, 169, 170 Miskinis. Lisa 225 Miskinis, Sue 225 Miss America 23 Mirchussonl Bill 52 Mix, Edgar 2.70 Mivamura, Hiroko 130 Mokhiber. Ethel 131 Moledor, Barbara 131 Molt, Cliiford Jr. 221 Manroe, Gayle 131 Montgomery. Jamea 223 Moore, C. Kay 2111 Moore, Carol 131 Moore. Jimmy 19, 28, 30, 31 Morando, Marianne 131 M0rgan.Bruce131 Morgan, Lori 131 Morris, Diana 42 Morrison, Amy Jo 74 Morrissey,$ean131 Morrow, Greg 56 Manon, Clifford 131 Motschman, Karen 131 Motycka. Kathleen 131. 224 Moulton, David 58 Mowery. Mark 131 Mover, Susan 132,225 Mulwn, David 64 Mundinger, Karin 1'0 Munson. Car01221 Murph, Yo1onda 222 Murphy, Frank 132 Murphy, Karen 60 Murphy, Kathleen 224 Murphy, HobeH 30 Murray, Calvin 30 Murray, Dick 221 Murray, John 64 Murray, Kathleen 132 Murray,Wifliam132 Myers, Brandon 223 Myer54 Herben 220 Myers, John 132 Myers, Joseph 2?0 Myles. Bi1130 Myronowvcz, Roman 132 Nadelson, Cynthia 132 Nafziger, Stella 132 Nagel, Pamela 222 Naquin,Karen132 Nathan. Tony 28, 31 Neal, Rick 28. 31 Nedreberg, Thomas 132 Needham. Haoward 132 Neiger, David 132 Neikirk, Karen 133 Nelson, MarvAnn 78 Nelson, Sandra 133 Nemec, Grcagcuwr 133 Nessar.81ephen 268 Nesler. Steve 133 Newbauer, Serena 133 Newland, Rod 52 Newmarker, David 133 Newmeyer. Terri 227 Nickle, Alvin 222 Niles, Dan 133 Noble, Cindy 46 Nobfe.Mark133 Nofzinger. Douglas 133 Nolder, Beth 133 Nordlie, Beth 225 Norris, Andrew133 Norris, Christia 133 Nnvak. Rebecca 134 Nunez, Raiph 134 Nusekaber, Kathy 134 O'Brien, David 134 Oches. Glen 134 O'Connor, Karen 224 O'Con nor, Theresa 36 Ogilvie, Major 29, 31 Ohio Stadium 162 Olazagasti, Maria ?8 Oldham, Lorrie 35 Ofnhausen, Kim F4 Ormsby, Mary 42 Orosz. Bob 30 Orosz, Tom 30 Orfon H.311 164, 165 Dsbun, Cindyr 221 Osman, Gary 62 Osterhout, Mark 34 OSU Advertising Federation 235 OSU Dept. of Photography 268 OSU Photo Archives 268 011. Cindy 60 Ovalf 164 Overholt, Crystal 134 Owens, Deborah 134 Owslev. Sheila 134 Pacak,Michael134 Packo, Richard 64 Paffenberger, Fla1ph 2?1 Page H311166 Page, Kenny 44 Paiazzi, Maria 80 Palermini, Tim 64 Parumbo, Deborah 134 Parham, Willie 64 Paris, Judy 36 Parks, Angela 211 Parren, Deborah 134 Parrill, Kent 64 PatIon. Tom 67 Paugh, Denise 134 Paul, Denise 135 Pauley. 00119135 30 Payne, John 135 Payne. Kim 42 Payne, Teresa 221 Payton, Joel 1?, 19, 20, 23, 24, 30. 31 Payton, Bike ?4 Peacock,Elvis19, 31 Peaks, Phyllis135 Pea rce, Rebecca 135 Pearson, Janet 35, 80 Pearson, Karen 135 Pebler, Thomas 135 Peer. 811162 Penn, Todd 44 Penningroth, Jim 56 Peoples, Bernice 135 Perroll, Lisa 74 Perry, Dorothyr 135 Peslrak, Karen 225 Peters, Rick 251 Pelersen, Ann 135 PeIBrs'rlge, David 135 Pelrusky, Don 76, 7? Pfefierle, Ellen 225 Pm Kappa Psr'2YO Philburn, Laura 135 Phillips, David 30 Phillips, Party 40 Phipps, Jim 223 Pierce, James II 135 Pierce, Janet 136 Pietrusik, Cindy 1'0 Pillow, Beverly 136 Pinto, Omar 136 Pirtle, Laur1e 46 Pittenger, Gregg 136 Fla nzer, Beth Ann 136 Pressinger, Diane 136 Pommerl, G. Steven 136 Pond, Flobin 136 Pond, Shei1a 136 Ponty, Jean-Luc 216, 211r Pool, Harwood 270 Poole, Fred 44, 45 Popp, Rick 268 Porter, Doug 30 Posani, Joseph 136 Poston, Teresa 225 Powell, Terrence 58 Poyar, George Jr. 136 Prenosil. Joni 136 Presar, Marcus 13? Price, James 13? Price, Karen 131r Price, Richard 137 Priest, Robert 2311 Primuth.Caro1vn 13? Prince, Teresa 35 Pritchard, Tammy 224 Pritchard, Vicki 224 Prochaska, Karen 36 Prospal,Paul13? Presser, Diana 13? Pulse, Deborah 137 Pumphrey, Phjiip 13? Quayle, Stamey 13? Ouelette, Brian 137 Quincel, Sandra 131' Quinn, Larry 1'6, 1'? Quint, Jeff 33 Raack. Karl 271 Raba1.8rad 221 Radigan, Kathleen 138 Raftry. Barb 225 Hagar, Karen 138 Rallins, Mamie 35, 80 Ramage, Sheryl138 Ramsey, Prismlla 138 Rankin. Kim 225 Ransev, Kelv1n 44 Ram, Shelley 225 Harem Barb 225 Raskin, Laurence 138 Rausch.J111225 Rausch. Karen 138 Ray, Cynthia 133 Ravsa, Mawr 1'8 Reall, Marsha 46 Ream, Kim 138 Raddy. William 138 Reed, Je11268 Reed, Richard 138 Reef, Jane 138 Reffecring P00! 168, 169 Hega, Cyndi 138 Hehmen, Deborah139 Reid, Smith Jr. 139 Reineck,Ji11224 Rainier, Caroline 139 Flex,Luana139 Reynoids, Charles 2m Reynolds. Harriet 36 Rhinehart, H0111; 224 Ricchetti, Dominic139 Rice, Linda 139 Rich. Susan 224 Richards, Dana 225 Richards, Thomas 139 Richards, Val 50 Richardson, Cheryl 139 Richardson, 0. Scott 222 Richardson, David 139 Richardson, Margaret 139 Richardson, Phyllis 40 Rachter, Edward 139 Riel, Jenny 221 Riga, Thomas 139 RilL Ellen 140 Rinaldi, Marilena 140 Ripepi. Fred 140, 221 Ritchev, Vic 64 Ritchie, Diana 22? 1166131115, Felice 140 Roberson. John 140 Roberts, Herber12?1 Roberts, Jenny 60 Rubens, Mandy 225 Roberts, Pau134 Robinson, Deborah 140 Robinson. Denise 140 Robinson. Diane 140 Robinson, Joe 30 Robinson, Pam 3'4 Robiee, Phi164 Roche, Tom 23 Rodenfels, Charles 140 Ftodenck,11.11amI 225 Rodgers, Bill 1'2 Rogers, Carol 268 Rogers, Steven 140, 222 F1001, Jane 140 Root, Janis 140 Rose, P31 50 Hosenson, Bernard 211 Rosenstein, Kevin 141 Hosoiowski, Larry 141 Ross. Debbie N Floss, Dorothy 268 8055, Fred 141 Ross, Kris 224 Ross, Pau130 Flossi.F10b 268, 221 Rostafinski. Caroline 141 RoIhermund, Gregg 141,208, 209 Rolondi, Ann Maria141 Rouch, Dianne 1'4 Roush, Albert 270 Flout, Julia 141 Rudder, Sharon 35, 80 Rudolph, Jacqueline 141, 221 Ruffing,E1a1ne 225 Rufo, Barb 268 Rugani, Karen 141 Ruggieri, MaryJo 60 Humberger, Ruben Jr. 141 Rupp, Michael 141 Rupp,Paul141 Rusnak, Jyll 22? Russell, Carole142 Russin,James142 Rutledge, Je1128, 31 Ryan, Julie 224 vaa, James 142 Rydell, Susan142,22? Ryuse, Steve 3 ? Sacher, Grace 36 Sadd1er, Mary 142 Sadiek, Susan 142 Salmen, Floben 142 Sammartino, Raymond 142 Sanders, Rober1142 Sanders. Russell 142 Sandkuhl, David 142 Sangrik, Torn 221 Samiago, Manual 142 Sapienza, Karen ?4, 143 Sarkkinen, Esco 30 Sater, Lowry 2710 Saturday, Kathy 143 Saunders, David 143 Saunders, Keith 30 Savoca. James 30 Sawicki, Tim 30 Sberna, Jolena 143 Scanlon. Tom 56 Scardlna. Patti 70 Schanberger, Mike 52 Schauwecker, Johanna 143 Schawe, Mark 52 Schechter, Invin 48, 143 Scheetz, Lorinda 143 Schenke, Karen 36 Schilling, Helen 143 Schimizzi,SheIly143 Schmardebeck, Kim 35, 80 Schmermund. Elizabeth 143 Schmidt, Susan 143 Schneider, Alan 143 Schneider, Michael 30 Schneiderman, Karen 221 Schniegenberg, Kenneth 144 Schoedinger, Ferdinand 220 Schroder, Anne 144 Schubert, Laura 3'8 Schultz. John 64 Schuth, Judy 227 Schultz, Laurie 54 Schulze, Gan,r 144 SchwaHz, Alfred Jr. 144 Schwartz. 311134 Schwartz, Brian 30 Schwadz, llene 221 Schweibel. Robin 221 Schwenkel, Kurt 144 Scott, Carol 144 Scott, Carter 44 Scott, Sonja 70 Scrip! Ohio 1 Sears. Jerry 44 Sebastian, John 215 Sebranskv, Lisa 22? Seipie, Scotr144 Seldon. Angeia 144 Sendry, Rosanne 144 Seniors 82 Seth, Marianne 271 Seymour, Richard 144 Shacke1ton, Sally 36 Shaifer, Pamela 144 Shaifer, Rebecca 144 Shaninian, John 145 Shahinian, Richard 145 Shanklin, Bob 64 Shannon, Wiiliam Jr. 145 265 :1;- .H:' Sharrett. Chris 38 Shelly, Stephen 145 Sheppard, Jeanne 234, 235 Sheppard. Suzi 36 Sherman, Brian 62 Shock, Amy ?0 Shoemaker, Car1270 Shorl, Beckyr 225 Shiflet, Thomas 222 Shine, Joyce 221 Shock, Debbie 224 Shn'ver, Jerry 145 Shuttleworth, Elizabeth 145 Shutts, Laurie 60 Sicker, Rickard 145 Sielschott, James 145 Sifber, Donna 54 Silva, Ellen 50 S??ver Moments 160 Simko, Ken 34 Simmonds, Cindyr 40 Simon, Lourdes ?4 Simonian, Charles 48 Simpson, Mary 145 Sims, Bflly19, 31 Sindelar, Joe 68 Singer, Marcia 145 Singh, Ardie 38 Sinkhorn, Kim 36 Skaggs, Gai154 Skarich, Sam 44 Skelton, James 145 Skil'lings, Vincent 30 Slagle, Greta ?4 Slapak, Lauren 145 Slaymaker, Gene 2? 1 Slesnick, Jeff 221 Slioupkides, Angie 146 Slioupkides. Maria 146 Smallwood,Edi1h 146 SITIBIZBF, Tam.r 146 Smith, Beth 225 Smith, Bradley 58 Smith, Cathy 146 Smith, Dwight 146 Smith. Florence 146 Smith, George 2?0 Smith, Jim 44 Smith, John 2?0 Smith, Kathleen 146 Smith, Lorraine 35, 80 Smith, Melvina 146 Smith, Randall 146 Smith, Flick44 Smith, Flonald 222 Smith, Roosevelt 2?, 31 Smith, Sally 146 Smith, Steve 48 Smith, Susan 146, 208 Smith, Trace; 58 Snyder, Nancy.r 14? Soccer 38 Softball ?4 Sohl, James 48 Solomon, Bruce 64 50love, Jerry 221 Summer, Ilene ?8, 14? Sonner, Edward 2?1 Sonnhalter, JEH 4O Sorrell, Ricky 52 Sotelo, Sergio 14? Sovich, Pamela 14? Spengler, Kimberly 14? Spengler, Martha 14? Spellerberg, Jeffrey 48 Spencer, Linda 14? Spira, Dorothyr 2?1 Spmle, Rod 68 Sports 33 Sprang, Dianne 14? Spratley, Penny 14? Springman, Don 14? Springs, Ron 14, 15, 1?, 19, 20, 23, 24, 28, 30, 31 Spyridon, Susan 224 Squier, Valerie 14? Stafford, Patrick 14? Stanczyk, Jeffrey 148 Sianley, Sue 54 Srarm'nd268 Sta uffer, Sherry 148 Stebens, Lynne 148, 225 Steele, Wendy 22? Steffensen, Earl 148 Stegall, Robert 148 Steihoff, Cherry 2?1 Steinberger, Ed 223 Steiner, Linda 221 Siephens, Judith 148 S1ephenson, Ben 2?0 S1erling, Linda ?4 Stern, Kathy148 Stern, Nathan 2?1 Stevens,Carri1yn 148 Stevens, Susanne 208. 209 Stevison, Penny 148 Stez, Deborah 148 Stock, Dorma 148 Stojkov, Carol 148 Stone, Ferdinand 2?0 Stonecipher, Jil154, 224 Storer, Dean 149 Storer, Greg 20, 30 Stover, Andrew 30 Strah'me, Michael 30 Strait, Keith 149 Strauss, Jeanne 54 Strong, Tammy 36 Stuck, Suzanne 224 Stu rgill, Diane 225 Sudsina, Mike 221 Sulrivan, Barbara 149 Sullivan, Mark 30 Sullivan, Terryr 149 Sufffvant Hall 163 Sultan, Andre 52 Sulzer. Lawrence 149 Summers, Daniel 149 Summers, Herbert 62 Sunday, Adrian 149 Susi, Brenda 224 Sussman, Laura 50 Sutherland,Earl149 Sutherland, Sherrie ?8 Sutton, Alfred 149 Sutton, Nancy 35 Sutton, Hick 149 Swanz, Jody 222 Swanz, Kim 149 Sweanev. Richard 149 Swegman, Lorrie 80 Swickard, Frances 150 Smckert, Robert 150 Swimming, Women's 40 Swimming 8. Diving, Men's 58 Swindre, Jeanie 225 Swink, Howard Advertising 235 Swisher, Shelley,r 224 Synchronized Swimming 6O Sza ho, Debbie 22? Tabor, Victoria 150 Talarzyk, W. Wayne 235 Tan. Beny 393150 Tanenbaum, Cathy22? Tapocsi, Frances 150 Tarpoff, Terry 225 Taussig, Priscilla 150 Tavan, Glenda 150 Taylor, Alvin 30 Taylor, Dave 64 Taylor, Linda 150 Taylor, Mike 31 Taylor, Natalie 150 Tedesco, Caro1 150 Tedreau, Michelle 150 Tedrick, Michael 150 Teeror, Barbara 151, 225 Tegtmeier, Doug 62 Tennis, Men's ?6 Tennis, Women's ?8 Terry, Jodi 225 Tester, Randy 151 Thacker, Leann 151 Thieroff, Cindy 224 Thomas, Laura 22? Thomas, Rick 268 Thompson, Andy ?6. ?? Thompson, Edith 46 Thompson, Jennifer ?4 Thompson,Judith151 Thompson, Kim 225 Thornbloom, Glendene 151 Thornton, David 151 Thornton, Luther 151 Thuma,Laurie151 Thurn, Bernadine 151 Tilley, Paw 56 Tilton, Betty 268 Timeus, Carl Jr. 151 Timmons, Lisa 224 Tobin. Steven 151 Toler, Brenda 151 Toiks, Arnie 62 Tootle, Barb 268 Torrent, Karen 46 Tou, Jerryr 152 Trace-Richardson, Tara 152 Track, Men's 81 Track, Women1s 80 Tracy, Laura 225 Trainer, James G, 8. 268. 272 Tranovich, Mark 152 Tranquill, Garyr 3O Traver, Gail 152 Travis, Kimberly 152 Trefzger, Scott 58 Tribuzi, Scott 58 Trimner, Sharon 152 Trippett, Barbara 268 Troxell, Amy 152 Tuccilro, Tina 152 Tucker, Andrea 80 Tucker, Patricia 152 Tung, Paul 48, 152 Tupper, Donald 152 Turczyk, Linda 221 Turner, Peter 152 Twining, Richard 64 Tyler, Hick 153 Uelsmann, Jerry 223 University Dance Company21 0, 21 1 Utrlev, John III 153 Vanaski, David 153 Vanaski, Joanmarie 60 Vance Ellen-Augusta 153 Vandegrift, Neal 153 VanDerveer. Tara 46 Vandeveen, Anne 224 Vaneck, Drew 62 VanHeyde, Christina 153 VanMeter, Donna 153 VanNash, Steve 268 Vaughn, Roxanne 224 Veith, Steve 23 Veregge, Thomas 153 Vicent, Bettye 153 Viglianco, James 153 Vincent,J11160 Viola, Peter Mark 153 Violet, Donald 153 Iul'izcarra, Frank 38 Vlahovich, Stephen 2?1 Vogler, Terry 30 Vogler, Tim 30 Volley, Ricardo 15, 1?, 23, 30. 31 Volleyball, Mews 62 Vnileyball, Women's 42 Volodkevich, Irene 40 Volos'm, Michefle 6O Vonau,James154 VonDeylen, Kay 154 Vondran, Robert 154 von Schamann, Uwe 18, 31 Voorhies, Kristy 225 Vosler, Kent 58 Vucelich, Susan 225 Wade, Diana 154 Wagner, Alana 154 Wagner, Robert 268 Walcott, Ken 52 Waldock, John 58 Walker, Laurie 225 Walker, Todd ?2 Wall, Richard 154 Wallace, Deb60 Walface, Dougias 154 Wallack, Sherri 225 Waiter, Rebecca 154 Walters, Jean 2?1 Wahers, Lynn 225 Waiters, Robed 154 Waiton, Susie ?8 Walus, Sandra 154 Wampler, Dan 223 Ward, Chris 28, 30 Ward, Christopher J. 154 Ward, John 270 Ward. John H. 154 Ward, Lori 150, 224 Warfield, Mark 34 Warnice, Kip 223 Warnock, Jan 224 Washington, Alvin 30 Washington, Frani 46 Waters, Barry 155 Waters, Edward 221 Watts, Steven 155 Waugh, Tom 30 WBNS-TV268 WCMH-W268 Weber, Bobbyr 1?, 31 Webber, Catherine 155 Wedge, Margaret 155 Weichmann, Connie 4O Weinhart, Carol 155 Weinhelmer, Diana 155 Weinstein, Flick 221 Weinstein, Robin 22? Weisen berger, Gary 155 Weisheimer, Craig 155 Weiss, Ronald 155 Weiss. Susie 22? Wells. Richard 271 Welpott, Jack 233 Wenning, Pamela 155 Wenrick, Bradiey 155, 208 Wenzke. Eugene 155 Wesler, David 223 Wetzet, Alice Ann 40 Whaley. Sandra 156 Wheeler, Julie 225 Wheeler, W. Gordon 270 Whelan. Nancy 78 Whiley, Charles 2m Whitaker, Lynda 225 White, Debbie 54 White, Jeffrey 156 White, Minor 233 Whitman, Karla 156 Whittaker, Aur're 36 Whit1aker, Cathy 36 Whittington, Ar131 Whinington, Paraa Wiens, Marsha 155 Wilder, Alma 156 Wiley, Douglas155 Willard, Steve 52 Williams, Annette 156 Willwams, Cynthia 156 Will1am5,Donna 222 Williams, Guy 210 Williams, Herb 44, 45 Williams. Jayne 156 Williams. Larrv156 Williams, Lisa 36 Williams, Shelby 80 Williams, Tamela156 Willis, Kenneth 30 Willner, Gregg 31 leIS, Barbara157 WiHson, Coach 52 Wilmer, Kathleen15? Wilson, Debbie 46 Wilson, Dwight 221 Wilson,Gary15? Wilson, Harold Jr. 15? Wilson,Kathy157 Wilson, Tim 223 Wine, Jeannine 15? Wing, Lucius 2110 Winnen. Joyce 21'1 Winslow, Ke11y15? Winters, Margaret 15?r Wise, Lora 15? Wiseman, Mark 222 Wish. Jerry 2H Wofforcl, Richard 157 Wolford, Bill 72 Wolford, Daniel 1 5? Wolford, Karen 15? Wolford, Susan 158 Wong, Hung 158 Woo, J21164 Wood, Deborah 158 Wood, John 158 Women. Robert 158 Wortendyke, Kim 225 Worth, Don 233 Wrestling 64 Wrightr June 225 Wright, Lois 35. 80 Wukeric. Mike 38 Wumer, Kimberly 158 Wyman, Karen 225 Veack, Bill 221 Yeager, Tom 222 Yee, Kirn Leigh 158 Yeger, Steven 158 Verges, Lawrence 270 Yelman, Ra ndy 158 Young, Carol 158 Young, Dave ?2 Young, Karel 158 Young, Roger 64 Young,Van153 Young,Walter159 Yuunt, Michael 159 Zack, Susan 159 lannella, Bob 56 Zelachowski. Kenneth 159 Zerucha, Thomas159 Zimmer. Peggy 42 Zimmerman, Barb 225 Zoltai, Eva 159 Zuber, James 2710 Zubricky, James 159 Zupancic, Mary Ann 159 Zuzolo, Philfip 159 Zwallen, Jeanne159 267 268 DARKROOM WORK: Cindy Ann Beanie Tim E. Black Cord Camera Center Steven Van Nash PHOTO CREDITS: Tim Barret: 65B CindyAnn Beanie: 12, 13, 14, 16, 17, 19, 23A, 27, 28, 202, 203, 204, 205, 206, 207, 218, 234, 246, 250, 251, 252, 256, 257 Tim E. Black: 15, 59, 239, 241, 254 Lyn Campbell: 232, 233 Delma Studios: senior photos J.W.Evans:177,179,181,183,185187,189,191,193,195,197 FrankH.Hasken:161,162,163,164,165,166,167,168,170,171 BrianC. Lewis: 29, 45, 57, 65A Joseph Millard: 67 Randy Minnehan: 1, 237 moth Diana prints1 OSU Dept. ofPho1og.: 30, 34, 35, 36, 38, 40, 42 44, 46, 48, 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 62, 64, 66, 68, 70, 72, 73, 74, 76, 78, 80, 81 OSU Photo Archives: 173 Rick Popp: 214, 215 Rob Rossi: 18, 20 21,22, 238,24, 25, 26, 208,209,211, 212, 213, 216, 217, 219, 221, 222, 223, 224, 225, 226, 227, 228, 229, 230, 238, 240, 243, 244 245, 247, 249, 253, 255, 258 Barb Rufo: 248 Rick Thomas: 242 STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS: Tim Barret Cindy Beattie Rob Rossi Rick Thomas THANKS TO: James G. Trainer, advisor Betty Tilton, sec'y to Mr. Trainer Barbara Trippett, sec'y to Mr. Trainer Carol Rogers, sec'y 10 Mr. Trainer Wes Mfrick, Taylor representative Dorothy Ross, university archives Ruth Jones, OSU ph010 archives Jeff Reed. Afumm'Monrhiy magazine Barb Tootle, Greek Affairs D. C. Koehl, sports information Robert Wagner, Dept. of PhotogJCinema Stephen Nesser, artist WBNS-TV,Channe1 10 WCMH-TV, Channel 4 staff of Starwr'nd magazine The 1978 Makio was printed by Taylor Pubiishing Company of Dallas, Texas. Paper stock is 80-Ib. matte. The endsheets, 65va. stock, have a 1000A: silver screen. Standard headings are Vogue; standard body copy is News Gothic. Other heading styles are Chartpak dry-transfer lettering: Machine for the tootbail section, Friz Quadrata Bold for women's sports, Tiffany Heavy tor men's sports, Melior for Silver Moments, University Roman tor t'lmpressions, Eurostile Extended for Entertainment, Kabel Heavy tor Belonging 8: Being, and Microgramma Boid Extended for the index. Headings tor i'Retlections in a Hand-Held Mirror are Claudius, a Prestype dryvtranster typestyle. Ail copy and layouts by Cindy Ann Beattie. Tooi lines, 1- and 3- point, are used throughout the book tor emphasis. Silver spot color is used in the first 16-page signature. The book is rounded and backed, with smythvsewn binding. The embossed Cover, made of it 15 binder's board, is red with a silver metaiique square and silver silk-screened iettering. The typestyle is Prestype dry-transfer Stylized. Gothic. Press run was 800 269 270 1880 John Ward, Harwood Pool, Willis Jones, and George Dun 1882 Charles C. Miller 1883 12 editionsj! John J. Dun; Phi Kappa Psi 1884 Charles B. Whiley 1885 William H. Hannum 1886 Joseph S. Myers 1887 Edgar W. Mix 1888 George Smith 1889 Julius Flo'ro 1890 Jesse Jones 1891 E. B. Hatcher 1892 Guy F1. Williams 1894 Lowry F. Sazer 1895 William J. Kappes 1896 Reed H. Game 1897 Roy E. Laylon 1898 F. C. Doan 1899 Leslie M. Lisle 1900 Hoben E. McClure 1901 BertS, Stephenson 1902 Ferdinand P. Schoedinger 1903 Lucius A. Wing 1904 Herbert M. Myers 1905 John A. Smith 1906 Carl S. Shoemaker 1907 Howard E. Critchfield 1908J. E. Kinney 1909 James C. Lawrence 1910 Stanley G. Backman 1911 1. Newton Jenkins 1912 Earnest S. Hodges 1913 Albert J.F10ush 1914 Lawrence C. Yerges 1915 Carl T. Colt 1916 Ralph W. Laughfin 1917 Allen H. Hoskins 1918 Kenyon S. Campbell 1919 Thomas B. MeekX Helen D. Dustman 1920 W. Gordon Wheeler 1921 Robert T. Mason 1922 Howard K, Dewees 1923 Henry H. Metters 1924 Charles H. Huts 1925 William S. Cunningham 1926 Fred E. Huls 1927 Charles Reynolds 1928 Donald Hyde 1929 Ferdinand Stone 1930 Luther Lalendorf 1931 Everette B. Laybourne 1932 James W. Zuber 1933 Lawrence E. Laybourne Makio Edifors. 3188010 I978 1934 Nathan Stern 1935 Frederick R. Dinsmore 1936 Harvey Lederman 1937 Louis J. Krakoff 1938 Robert J. Priest 1939 Amon Gross 1940 Bernard J. Rosenson 1941 Herbert H. Roberts 1942 Irvin Levine 1943 Ralph S. Paffenbargerl Manha Baker 1944 Eleanor M. Floyd 1945 Helen Honey Haeckl 1946 Pauline E. Marcus 1947 Maryellen Haddox 1948 Howard K. Byer 1949 WiHiam Jaynes 1950 Beryi J. Covill 1951 Gene A. Slaymaker 1952 Howard Marowitz 1953 Kenneth J. Langhout 1954 Richardl.Wel15 1955 Jerry Wish 1956 Marianne Seth 1957 Carolyn Cranmer 1958 Jean Walters 1959 Cherry Steihoff 1960 Jean Ann McQuilkin ' 1961 Frank Miller 1962 Dorothy Spira t 1963 Karen L. Groezinger 1964 Angela F1. Parks! Karl B. Raack 1965 Jeanne M. Mallett 1966 Virginia A. Kunert 1967 Joyce Winnett 1968 C. Kay Moore 1969 Jane L. Milierl Stephen E. Vlahovich 1970 Leland W. Bard 1971 Carolyn S. Goodman 1972 Deborah L. Homzak 1973 Catherine A. Collierx Clifford F. M01tJr. 1974 Edward Sonner 1975 Renate Burgyan 1976 RobertJ. Rossil ' Joan Haskins-Pilarczyk 1977 john 0. Bollasx Cindy A. Beanie 1978 Cindy Ann Beattie 271 272 The Very Last Word We seek legend and philosophyjo break down units of time, that the unified experiences of all men might help to guide us in the 60-second minutes of our lives. We use photography to try to capture time, that we might preserve a certain moment in a certain life so others can see this evidence and perhaps understand what has happened. We look into a mirror to see how we look to others. A mirror's reflec- tion does not capture, but is forever changing. Makt'o is an attempt to combine legend and the reflective qualities of a mirror, expressing these with the help of photography. This experi- ment has been attempted at Ohio State almost every year since 1880, although photography was not a part of the first Maklo due to printing costs and technology. But the experiment is ending. Time couldnlt handle such compres- sion and enlargement. And the university has decided to discontinue Maklo after this volume. Sincere thanks go to those who inspired me and kept me going, espe- cially Jenni Imhoff, Jetf Light, and Woody Ellen. To Mr. Jim Trainer, for trusting me all year: may all your bills be small ones. The mirror is broken now. The silver and magic have worn away. . . allowing us to use the glass as a window to the future.