Ohio State University - Makio Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Jena Otsen shows off her shades lo the photogra- President EA Jennings speaks to the crowd at the pher. Photo; Worthen Woody Hayes memorial service. Photo: Riege SuUivant Halt is the home of the Under- WHiam Oxley Thompson stands tall in front of the graduate Library. Photo: Riege Main Library. Photo: Riege

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Through the Magic Mirror The Ohio State University Campus experienced many changes and exciting events during the 1986-87 school year. The biggest happening on campus was Spring Quarter Graduation. About 6,000 graduating seniors gath- ered in the Ohio Stadium to partici- pate in the 300th Commencement. Construction was also a big thing (usually a big pain) on campus — especially during spring quarter. The new chemistry building, located on 1 8th Avenue, opened in time for fall Gwenne Broivn and Shellie Haclcley enjoy a spring day on the Oval. Photo: Worthen classes. The main entrance to the cam- pus, located at 15th Avenue, was closed off so the Wexner Center for Visual Arts could be built. Traffic was tied up as steam pipes were laid under campus roads. The familiar OSU logo was changed during the academic year. The new logo states: The Ohio State University . These many changes are helping Ohio State keep up both their aca- demic and professional standards.

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OSU Lifestyles From all night study people to all week party people, Ohio State has always had a diversi- ty of lifestyles. OSU students jumped right into the fast pace of campus life by putting together the 1986 Homecoming, In The Spotlight . Students built floats, participated in the parade and gener- ally enjoyed themselves as the CSU football team defeated Minnesota. The annual blood drive during the Ohio State Michigan weekend was won by OSU ' s determined students. Then the party-goers celebrated at the annual Oval Celebration. Enthusiastic football fans had a chance to show their support for the OSU football team during the game against Illinois. Ninety thousand pon poms were distributed during Pon Pom ' 86. This event was co-spon- sored by Wendy ' s®, WBNS 1460 AM and Undergraduate Student Government. Two students enjoy each other ' s company. Photo: Riege