Ohio University - Athena Yearbook (Athens, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 358 of the 1967 volume:

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TODT editor business manager photography editor copy editor art director sales manager photography director contracts manager portrait director secretarial manager lab technician advertising manager production manager seniors . . . 294 dormitories . . . 242 advertising . . . 324 organizations ... 96 £ PICKU 5CHEDUL n inevitable in this existence JOIBALD GREEN BROWI HALL TRUSTEE 1841-1892 BOBCAT COUNTRY sometimes it happened on Saturday UflPE OUT IfcYTON k KBHB BMMBI HeD (be k (J A . we portrayed tradition: a a trophy . . . one built by story of a flower, a queen, building, us, for those, once us, who return . we played too: a Saturday of chaos, with or without order TSE I jj7 4 3ERE : m -«■ w SS -. 3f fU -  - 3£f p. 3 . -- • • ¥ X -■- ■ j , ' irTfri -■m -J -— ■ .- . -j j£ S £ ■ % ; flood: another holiday a «w8S  « .  ' the alternatives of living . . an individual ' s choice - • • . • ' -■ • : .i  there are we . . . there are they Our Man their man. Just another happening. Santa Claus, 2-S. some call it politics, a contest to fill decision-making roles „ I we looked outward, together, in the same directi on spring told the story of a journey architects designed, actors told i J t 1 v «■•■■•• ' $• - 4 T j 1 { 1. J.-S. V 1 ! ' i ' • 1 J V L HO HtVSP ' J « • 4 audiences watched and judged itlf KEITH victory climaxed it: the journey into history WW- r£-+ ' . 4 , a ceremony warrants a final departure to a new art of living «!•... .11 rmm athena William DuBois, Editor Sheldon Hortman, Business Manager it happens, a space, people, a product an entity in itself but part of that outside those there live life but different from those outside each is one, but with ones together, focuses a total image — a staff photographers, artists, writers, business and sales men and more, too many to be counted, but faces you know and also their job a record they built of that happening, now, later, when completed is one a lens reflects the partial product — visual letters and words — identity to those of whom it is done a deadline, time is crucial they did it early and upon it built it, the story is not them but only by them Betsy Ott, Copy Editor COPY STAFF— . Decker, S. Wilk- inson, S. Schramm, J. Patterson, D. Horan, B. EJIswick, S. Pecora, L. Thomas. ASSOCIATE STAFF— FIRST ROW: S. Wainstein, E. Smith, S. Rowan. SECOND ROW; M. Markowitz, A. Tatar, J. Strom, A. Eskowitz, L. Zuehlke, Curtis Todt-production manager. . Jenne, K. Arlein, P. Pas- ternak. Walter Harrison, Advertising Manager Pamela Iliff, Contracts Manager; Cheri Barzak, Jeanne Kirk, Portrait Director. Robert Strom. SaJes Manager; Mark Rok alusi. Art Director. SECHETARIAL STAFF— C. Prother. P. Gam, C. Cookmgham, R. More la. S. Tuckerman. B. Higgins, K. Tarn. Nancy Voth, Secretarial Manager i. Ron Beno, Photo Du E. Everett Pieratt, Photo Editor Dave Wilder. Lab Technician PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF— FIRST ROW: Rocky. SECOND ROW: D. Wilkins, D. Wilder. T. Seogerl. L. Welter. B. McEifresh, W. Harrison, R. Warren, B. Whiting. B. Chamberlin. silence broken by the urgent snap of the wire a persistent tick, wire service, upi — from here and elsewhere came news at another end, a camera tells a new point open doors in an office vibrate talk and there react ion and controversy breed decision always there are people and a paper is born evening and all hours, editors and others decipher and select that happening, and written to be happening around them then in the hours following, it is read by those unaware of news communication, written, daily in a daily a newspaper at Ohio post I •till ■ ■■I Richard Pesin, Editor  -. ?4ter T. Price, Managing Editor; D. Mirow, Assistant Man- aging Editor. H. Chapman, Business Manager; ]. Bryner, Advertising Manager. B. Sievert, Campus Editor; D. Demmon. Copy Editor; C. Houghkerk, Copy Editor; L. Gillich, Copy Editor. D. Brenner, Feature Staff Wnler; C. Carew. S. Corew, K. Carew, K. Carew. FOREGROUND: J. Jenne, Assistant Advertising Manager; D. Tetirick, Assistant Campus Editor; . Kron- hoJtz, Assistant Campus Editor. ON STAIRS: C. Martindale, As- sistant Campus Editor; C. Page, Assistant Campus Editor; . Habart, Assistant Campus Editor; C. Hale, Assistant Advertising Manager. LEFT TO RIGHT.- B. Cooper, Feature Edi- tor; . Morris, Sports Editor,- B. Vanderwyst, Wire Editor; H. Moss, Make-up Editor. ON TOP: M. Booth. Photo Editor. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE- search, C. CurJey, Publicity Social. LEFT TO RI( D. Wappner, Recreation President; G. G. Gibbs, Secretary; J. Krupp, center program board in concrete and brick it is here and will remain so baker center every year, one after the next, life inside fluctuates no one day is like another those at its helm, those alive with its actions are a body of persons . . . center program board a board that guides its activities and watches a product born inside and outside, homecoming and others no one kind, but many and always action a director for each activity but together all operate SUBCOMMITTEE— FIRST ROW: R. Ruday, Assistant Director Baker Center; J. Strom, R. Strom, R. King, D. Hill. SECOND ROW: S. Ickes, K. Pfeifer. M. S. Ktstler, }. Hairston, M. Brown. THIRD ROW: S. Brophy, D. Dodge, P. Allen, N. Magee, J. Meckstroth, C. Kleber. . Manoll, B. Carmichael. C. Orth. D. Clark, D. Schmidt, B. Wright, L. White, C. Hice, K. Clark, C. McClure. M. Pressman, L. Wil- liams. . Murphy. . Stauffer, C. Holmes. C. Cookingham. SECOND ROW: C. Routt, K. Ensign. J. Warner, T. Rogers, M. Shepcaro, N. Boyer. S. Holmes. R. Schweid, B. Ryon, A. Sabatini. THIRD ROW: D. Yeary. B. Brown. . Katz. FOURTH ROW: J. Litchko. C. Smith. K. Andrews. FIFTH ROW; V. Beach, P. Woravka, J. Williams. campus religious council and govern, they do but more it is to unite as one with all religious groups represented their direction is forward and through many kinds their place ahead is seen CAMPUS RELICIOUS COUNCIL— R. Trelease. C. ones, B. Bush, . Mjrviss, R. Rnuschenberg. eastern orthodox christian fellowship a part of total religion but separate also within a group we, in pursuit of that which is us study a heritage greek, russian. Serbian, rumanian, ukranian all mark our distinction E IS n;n.V ORTHOD O X FELLOWSHIP— FIRST ROW: K. Sudnick, L. Sloponok. B. Koilis. SECOND ROW: H. Kirkbrido. L. Sakir. C. Couvoris. D. Rohon. M, Plefka. o. u. dames alone, long nights for them never a day in class their husbands are students and they, so to void a feeling of an outsider, form one, with each other a group activities they plan ones for them and together with their husbands O.V. DAMES— FIRST FILE: S. Frese, K. Gillespie, S Ashkettle, j. Cusmo. SECOND FILE: G. Heim, M. Bacsik, D. Sous, N. Yookam. J. Dunham. ]. Becker, C. Kubinski, B lerpbak, THIRD FILE: M. Rice. D. Fisher, G. Bredenbeck. ; [ ague, C. Tom. . Brucker. P. Hastings. FOURTH FILE: M Laiison. B. Rolh. M. Baker, S. Bongiorno, . Lessick FIFTH FILE: M. Filzpalrick, L. Mahon. V. Houmord. E Peden. INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP— FIRST ROW: M. Folger, E. Borden. L. Lindley, O. Boise, C. Wade. SECOND ROW: K. Eyler, D. Phipps, C. Phillips, D. Squire, D. Williamson, B. Kroner, ]. Duncan. a union but more, for we seek and stop not until our relentless search is answered like seeds, they grow together nourished apart in each different ways in the end we are all His products not a voice in the wilderness but life in the world inter-varsity christian fellowship b. b. hillel foundation from all parts we come and together here find a part of our faith life with others alone, not so much in a vastness now for a common existence and purpose is here found among Jewish students on special days and others while in this community B. B. HILLEL FOUNDATION— FIRST ROW: E. Rubin. B. Snyder, M. Auerbach. M. Gordon, B. Moser, J. Mirviss. SECOND ROW: A. Goldberg, . Walker. M. Katz. B. Lapidus. baptist-disciple student fellowship in the center of time and space a slice of society symbol for a congregation the church American Baptist and Church of Christ apart yet together in their search for its place in the center of human population and power BAPTIST DISCIPLE STUDENT FELLOWSHIP— FIRST HOW: B. DeVin- ney, E. Borden, . McLaughlin. S. Horner. SECOND HOW.- H. Wychoff, L. Bell, M. Folger. theirs religion as many are and they as a part of it here and in that total away from here seek an understanding of our ideals and practices christian science organization CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION— L. Conkling, Advisor; D. Clough. N. Alexander. K. Herzer. M. Wieder. J. Malokas, T. Biebl. L. Chambers, M. Hoivland, N. Hoivland. SIGMA THETA EPSILON— FIRST HOW: R. Spoiler, J. Wolis, S. Henry. B. Ker. C. Boetticher, L. Brown, B. Pechak. G. Meyer, J. Flommang, R. Weaver, . Jackson. J. Sonds, K. Streitenberger, R. Dietrich, D. Wondeiling, R. Raysen, L. Franks, B. Alexander. . Howe, E. Holland, S. Reed, F. Russell, D. Wahl, . White, R. Winkler. SECOND ROW: D. Howe, D. Wortman, D. Hayes. THIRD ROW: B. Hansen. C. Carroll, T. Whetstone. FOURTH ROW: R. Martin, A. Snode, R. Young. FIFTH ROW: C. Randall, M. Mason, G. Baughman, R. Webster. sigma theta epsilon come brother by that name fellowship shall stand and we one of two plus one will head onward we in a spiritual place will find out attainment with service to others here and there WESLEY FOUNDATION— FIRST ROW: L. Bennett. . SeUers, B. Bowers; M. Cook, . Perry, L. Bowman. L. Brown. SECOND ROW: . Ward. M. Hendly, B. Adams, G. Kennedy. G. Angle. R. Riepenhoft, M. Seay. wesley foundation a part they are of a larger group outside this community here they are leaders representatives of a religion in service as methodists they evaluate and plan seeking life seeking life not only away from here but that which is conflict here WESI.KY CHOIR FIRST HOW C Skinner, C. Ilunna. E. Chinn, D. Sisson, S. Wilson. P. Collisler. C. Fuller, P. Mutzner, T. Grimm, (. Blossom. L. Bowman. SECOND ROW: ). Hollinger, S. Whittinglon, P. Ellsworlh. R. Kraueier. L. Van Ruth. P. Sieferl, C. Ansled. R, Rompel, A Moi Bborgei I Si hultl, J. Cook. L. Gallagher. THIRD ROW: M. Seoy. M. Oswalt. P. Gillogly. K. Bristley. B. Wer- nr ir, P Coulter, S Stahl I Donnelly, P. Thompson, B. Bowers. C. Pullen. M. Headley. D. Anderson. FOURTH ROW: M. Medcolf. I! Riepenhoff, T Hovelka, C. Shaw. P. Hixon, D. Rohan, K. Streitenberger. C. Carroll, . Keesey. J. Sands. B. Zerkle, C. Keller, D. Hamilton, FIFTH now D Bulsan, S. Brooks, K. Webb. wesley choir again searching in that empty space their notes are heard in a sanctuary students, methodist by preference piercing a silence their rhythm may be another rhythm but in space in a congregation you shall hear but one melody one with the other in perfect unison women ' s glee club alone but a single chord yet together they stand and many chords are heard a melodic sound pierces the sky full of question and footsteps pass in wonder of the next sound to echo they, together form a glee club the women ' s glee club their shadows emit a sound of Christmas transmitting its feeling at a convocation with other such groups in the spring here and away from here WOMEN ' S GLEE CLUB— FIRST HOW: J. Warren, ]. Duffey. S. Dengel, F. Dorr, J. Herman, R. Masing. K. Brist- ley. S. Wilson, E. Merritt, Director. SECOND ROW: S. Cody, S. Hines, K. Scurlock, L. Swanson, J, Houseman, E. Jones. THIRD ROW: S. Pawson, M. Lee, L. Gordon, R. Kraeuter. FOURTH ROW: C. Mason, T. Williams, L. Krisher, P. Gilbert, C. Heidrick. FIFTH ROW: S. Brum- baugh, P. ones, . Haerod, D. Uhienhake, M. Wolfe, E. Borden. childhood education ahead they look to a life with those young in a class or similar grounds a field education includes all on all levels exchange of theory and practices knowledge of that they seek together CHILDHOOD EDUCATION CLUB— GROUP 1: B. Greenert, S. Shikenjanski, B. House, G. Dhonau, B. Guinther, L. Donnelly, S. DeChont. A. Basso, B. Boswell. GROUP 2: D. D. Yovichin, Advisor. L. Schafer, C. Luthy, P. GROUP 4: K. Alien, J. Crow, B. Foderaro, H, Farago, CROUP 3: C. Murphy, L. Schafer, Mason. Esther Slarks. D. Krizek. Renter, C. Sobyak. men ' s glee club MENS GLEE CLUB— GROUP 1: R. Scherer, H. Schafer. R. Riley, W. Geiger, P. Peterson, Director; C. Evans, A. Arnaboldi. D. Maylor, J. Brooks, R. Smith, . Palda, J. Parker, A. Gorman, R. Strauss, G. Pace. GROUP 2: V. Walker, G. Changnon, R. Bressler, D. Scott, R. Keliogg. . Catoiine, . Frankei, J. Kessey, D. Powell a strong note marched upon the treble staff below and above the bar but then joining others like it a full sound resolved one masculine the measures we inhabit and the notes produced sound at holiday time alone with our kind and together with the women ' s glee club harmonious echoes ring a brand of any special kind yes and no UNIVERSITY SINGERS— FIRST ROW: M. Wurlz, Director; J. Wills. S. Pawson, D. Lewis, B. Kendrick, A. Arnaboldi. SECOND ROW.- R. Campbell, J. Keesey. H. Scherer, C. Tepper, M. L. Griffin. J. Boros, T. Chupka, D. Danka. THIRD ROW.- R. Masing, S. Brophy, R. Schware, C. Hinkle, C. Collier, R. Kraeuter, J. Harrod, . Slutz. FOURTH ROW.- J. Spear, A. Auld. FIFTH ROW: K. Mc- Calla, . McLaughlin, M. Van Voorhis. sigma alpha iota think it in chords and sound is born knowing not why always but hoping in our existence to discover it alone not, but with music an honorary they will understand university singers a note, two, more, all sound as one dimension heard as a pitch, a single voice not one but several quality pitches ring they tell the story one says why, who-an answer is singers in music they live, but not always is it a career travel they do and so their story is told elswhere SIGMA ALPHA IOTA— FIRST ROW: A. Block. P. Chiles, C. Tepper. J. Ripley, V. Kerbs, D. Lewis, S. Paw- son. SECOND ROW: F. Dorr, P. Zanner, C. Hinkle, . Castle, M. A. Davenport, R. Masing. □niiSiHais MUSIC EDUCATORS NATIONAL CONFERENCE— SITTING: V. Bensheimer, K. Scurlock, . Hipley, K. Hartsough, C. Hinkle, J. Kepperley, D. Spaun, J. McLaughlin. SITTING FRONT: B. Kottis. T. Haveika, L. Van Reeth. STANDING LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Bristley. V. Kerbs, R. Kraeuter, P. Zanner, B. Hysell, A. Block. S. McCoy, S. K. Wilson, R. Scherer. J. Crow, C. Hughes, B. Kuebler, R, Litman, T. Green, C. Ims, J. Keesey, L. Lindley, music educators national conference they look and you tell future teachers of music, a talent intangible, beyond that which you read and hear play or practice there is theory and new things to learn not told in a class or practiced told by those in conference music educators who together set new tones and principles ones, you, too will tell and show in a space, void, movement spans their movement, expressed freely at any time, any way not predetermined, but spontaneously born orchesis ORCHESIS FfRST ROW: S. Brophy, S. Craighead. SECOND ROW: R. Haherman, C. Barczak, T. Herman. A. Luccioni, B. Aldrich. I. Benjamin. THIRD ROW: C. Ims, KAPPA ALPHA ML — LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Wilkins, B. Cameron, R. Seageart, W. Harrison, K. Keller, W. Slusher, W. DuBois, S. McEl resh, W. Chamberlain, R. Beno. D. Wilder, N. Miller, R. Warren. kappa alpha mu a story they tell but without words a lens instead shoots the scene focused, together they aim captured a moment, a feeling yes or instead an image or perhaps both a camera is theirs and photojournalists they are in an instance it ' s shot and one more a product it is . . . pi gamma mu unique, yes but more so for here again academic excellence in a particular direction marks their achievement social sciences to be sure is their class outside this community and here, an honorary PI GAMMA MU— FIRST ROW: R. H. Gusteson, Advisor; Brown. SECOND ROW: B. Reamer. S. Shaw, R. Pesin. Somerick; M. ones, . A. scabbard blade together they join now on a path on which they once stood apart because a uniform separated them an honorary is our existence rote army and air force common ones we belong and are now SCABBARD AND BLADE— FIRST ROW: G. Guenther, R. Hamilton, M. Selm. SECOND HOW: W. Seid er, J. Stephens, R. Ellis, K. Linck, . Petroni, C. Dool. P. Ward, L. Conrad. today a student tomorrow piloting an aircraft faster than sound training to be an astronaut working as an engineer chemist, mathematician, administrator responsible for procuring and safeguarding costly machines and materials accountable for the lives of men under their command in the defense of freedom AIR FORCE ROTC— FIRST GROUP: D. L. Barrett, H. C. Read, G. A. Guenther. G. Lynn, C. W. Smith. SECOND GROUP.- C. E. Walden, L, Foster, J. A. Quinlisa, D. A. Gerds, W. J. Rowe, H. L. BeJI, W. G. Palmer. air force rote - - angel flight a part yet counterpart are they women in blue and silver together in pursuit of service with men of wings and alone far ahead they look and with a help to those here and there they become not lost in smaller selves but find paths into their vast selves that they might be less idle paving the roads ANGEL FLIGHT— FIRST HOW: S. A. Baker, S. Fair- field. SECOND HOW: B. ameison, S. Oberschiake, D. Wood, S. Weaver, H. Hecht. TH1HD ROW: K. Snyder, B. Hice. C. Hatch, C. Feick. FOURTH ROW: S. Sterritt, ;. McDonald, ]. Doughty, T. Clark. FIFTH HOW: D. Bruns, A. Marlow. K. Walteri, L. Imhoff, L. Keller, D. Schlumgohm, R. Konko. SIXTH HOW: D. Carroll, V. Gentile, Col. Barrett, . Scarpa, . Hart- man. C. Pery. SEVENTH HOW: M. Fisher, S. Fisher. C. Russ, . Mackin, D. Aderholt, K. Farrell. EIGHTH ROW: D. Osborne, B. Conner, D. Cooperrider, D, Hunter, E. Ciark, L. Bear, T. Miles, C. Crist. ft. fit ■   .d lfell -  . -Ak. v! - J r- M s-- -v.-- L -■ - . ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY-ACTIVES— FJRST ROW: R. Leslie, Executive Officer; R. Seid er, Commander. SECOND ROW: fl. Gustafson, T. Moorehead, S. Thomas, D. Morgan, B. Krider, A. Podboy, K. Daw- son, D. Pohiman, R. Gooding, . Davies, J. ohnson. THIRD ROW: J. While, D. Evans, . Treanor, K. Wil- son, D. Hay, C. Stephenson, C, Dool, K. Krotzert, K. Randall. FOURTH ROW: D. Welch, G. Guenther, T. Whetstone. B. Rutter, D. Johnson, D. Sipka, J. Dewey. arnold air society outward we move as agents of the blue and wings part of that service area we, informed tell others communication channels murmur air force lingo but, alone we work in self-interest moving to bases and establishments of defense ours is silver plus blue and wings ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY-PLEDGES— FIRST ROW: F. Grobiel, B. Conners, G. Staley. SECOND ROW: T. Ruhoff, J. Steiner, J Davis, L. Hossel, W. Ginnery, D. Jacot THIRD ROW: D. Crissinger, . Weisz, Forman, R. Fish, T. Maier. F. Rentz FOURTH ROW: L. Doak; M. Dietrich, Laine, J. Ellis, W. McQueen. C. Frantz FIFTH ROW: A. Wagenbach. pr 3rd battalion PERSH NG RIFLES-THIRD BATTALION— FIRST ROW: B. Kel- ler, R. Eicher. K. Yakus, F. Sheets, . Caputo, Capt. Maxson. Master Sgt. Jordan. SECOND ROW: D, Parobek, G. Saling, D. Perch. j« ■ ' — ■ — — - 1 f$l! ' 1 l tifr d3 tt ei ak rrJP t l •• 4 1 9 m .- Jt .J w. J .- 1 COMPANY F-l PERSHING RIFLES— FIRST ROW: B. Gifford. Co. Exec. Officer: V. Miller, Co. Commander: S. Siegfried. Operations Officer: Capt. Stanley Maxson. Advisor: Master Sgt. E. fordan. Assistant Advi- sor. SECOND ROW: N. Cunningham, W. Durrett, B. R. Douglas, B. Benson. D. M. Jones. R. A. Smith, D. . Fletcher. G. L. Thomas. M. V. Sullivan, P. B. Marsden, J. Woyansky, W. Van Voorhis, T. McWilliams. B. Manor. . Mayer. E. Remos. M. Abels, J. H. McDonald, T. M. Wilson, W. O ' Dwyer. THIRD ROW: B. Gaylord, J. Swanson, R. Gaeke, D. Urbach, B. Adkins, W. Schubert. B. Dore. ]. Murphy, A. Swords, D. Phoenix, R. Gallatin. C. Yancy. K. Newsone, R. Woodside. M. S. Kennedy. M. Davis. J. Piotrowski, F. Bensley. FOURTH ROW: T. Hobbs. ]. Strode. G. Collins. A. Wesp, M. Day. B. McPherson, L. Bourne. J. Congrove, F. F. Smith. C. A. Finch. R. Reno, M. Daniels. J. McCarty. R. L. Allen, R. Stohlman. C. Linn, T. lacofanb. W. Edwards. FIRST ROW LEFT: F. Schiavone. F. Bryant. N. Lawicki, D. Hock, J. Gillam. T. Kinsel. SECOND ROW LEFT: J. Periman, . Schroeder, ]. Frey, . Fawcett. FIRST ROW RIGHT: T. Howi- son, R. Petrie. D. Gatchell. B. Fisher. L. Hess, . Slocum. company f-l pershing rifles in pursuit we seek not only that relevant to military mechanics but its practical aspects beyond the cadence of green and brass brothers, here, there and away on campuses new association competitively charged and then here, on a new scale we weigh social participation a relative element of existence ARMY CADETTES-ACTJVES— FOREGROUND: A. Coles, C. Brewster, D. Horse, M. Ator, Mo or Kovocs. BACKGROUND: B. Hammond. C. Ross, C. Lowson, C. Hess, M. S. Hondley, P. Clapper. N. Gordon, K. Higg, S. Goldstein, . Myler, L. L. Biumenfeld. army cadettes distance softens them but approaching we hear footsteps one in many together in exact movement they march this one says is precision and so is the product of a drill team one whose members are caddettes colorguards and then against other such units their rhythm exact was tested together they joined with men ' s military and efforts produced service not precision from ourselves but this for others surrounding PLEDGES— FOREGROUND: S. Millar, P. Bailey, P. TaJbott, D. Harms. S. Wills. M. Hollabough. BACKGROUND: M. Ator, Major Kovacs. C. Ponder, M. Kinter, B. Burton. A. Friend, G. Giimore. T. Hogan, . Scott, S. Say or, J. Gentry, C. Miller, D. Vorys, H. Weade. J. Van Wyck, I. Foster, C. Hasseli, E. Jacks, M. Wilson. ARMY ROTC OFFICER STAFF FJRST ROW.- K. Linck. . Mcreynolds, G. Why- brew, S. Maxson, A. Fisher. SECOND ROW: S. Komoroski, E. Jordon, R. Fish. S. Kovacs. C. C. Helena. and then you know that you too are a part, integrally trained of the service they speak of so often by that discipline step, but then why have you chosen the cadenced life you see yourself an agent preliminary to defense in class and on the field an advancement here and then later on with others from many heres will join rank together army rote M 4 7 «fc AHMY ROTC GROUP— FIRST ROW: T. Dean, E. Wertz, V. Miller, W. Culp. SEC- OND ROW: B. Mcintosh, G. Saling, W. Kersker, D. Perch, ]. Stephens, L. Fouty, . Rock, P. Ward, J. Rock, P. Ward. THIRD ROW: A. ones, W. DeVinney, J. Petrone, . Beeson, . Jasper, J. Hunt. . CLUB— FIRST ROW: R. Pesin. D. G. Smith. Advi- sor, . Boncek. SECOND ROW: S. Gold, C. Fuiks. B, Walter. j-club an honor so they say here it is seen in eleven eleven junior men eleventh hour, day and month a j in black and gold together they are scholars and leaders active here and outside high they stand on a step to be noted as scholars with creditable academic achievement and attainment together freshman women they are a 3.5 average is theirs alpha lambda delta ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA— FIRST ROW: A. Morlovv. M. Flammang, M. Crawford. C. Soinopu os, C. M. Miller. SECOND ROW: J. Garvey. C. Prather, S. L Si a. C. Martindale. THIRD ROW: G. Wheeler, S. A. Wilson. D. Buckley. L. Abbuhl. P. Wooley. FOURTH ROW: P. Cowles. M. Barbaglia. A. King, D. L. Hamilton, D. M. Russell. K. Bailey, K. Wenstrup, J. Rishel, L. Bear. flying bobcats why up, but once so, flight is theirs pilots, so called, clouds are a thoroughfare not an obstacle ceiling, 500 feet and off the runway they travel, recreation and competition O.U. FLYING BOBCATS— FJHST HOW: G. Adkins. T. Schiff, T. Voughton, T. Creek- more, D. Miller. G. Housh, R. Stephen, P. Syycho. SECOND HOW.- R. Sheriff, R. Zieg- ler. Advisor; B. Levline, R. A. Lewis, S. Henderson, A. Damschroder, R. Flugge. K. Tong. THIRD ROW: B. Conaway, T. Tim- mester. G. Camglia, A. C. Roth, J. Owsley, R. Raypole, R. £. Webb, D. Bensing, S. Bach, ;. Wilkins. FOURTH ROW: A. Barr, J. Ran- dolph, K. Houk, W. Bonifant, M. Botos, M. Peebles. T. Kuehn, T. Wonner. FIFTH ROW: B. Brigden, ]. Voss, P. Aikman. L. Gearhart. C. Romig, T. N. Smith, B. Zias. MORTAR BOARD— FIRST ROW: M. L. Darrow, S. Fawsett, P. Mondini. SECOND ROW: }. Brown, Mrs. WorsteJJ, Advisor; C. Panko, S. McEi- fresh, M. ones, . Robinson, T. SpuhJer, S. Bornhart, N. Somerick, D. Levine, S. Hill. mortar board from within a vastness a select group of senior women has taken its fate and ahead has tread scholars not singly for their life too is divided by the leadership they render in and away from that world academic odk in two areas separated though not senior men have sought excellence activities and scholarship balanced and secured as participants then leaders here and in the same the future (tit ODK— FIRST ROW: F. Deaner, B. Reamer. S. Shaw. SECOND ROW: R. Pesin, R. Marling. B. Waiter. R. Hamilton. S. Blersch, R. H. Gusteson. P. L. Pererson. chimes a sound in the distance echoes and alerts those women sophomores who await its call then, those new, sound the bell together they move on in pursuit of a total individual their excellence measured in academics and activities CHIMES— LEFT TO BIGHT: S. Smilh, L. Sanders, B. Kurash, fl. Brestel. FILE: J. Krup, D. Marshall, M. Lovett, D. Mirow, D. Charnes. RIGHT: T. Smith, J. Diedrichs. phi mu alpha that harmony between man and his industry when voices die vibrates in the memory, for their existence professional music honorary directs its men toward life with chords sounds and other basic components PHI MU ALPHA— LEFT TO RIGHT: . Mitchell, B. Fay, T. Green, D. Presgrave. delta tau alpha in search of that which will advance their profession an honorary agriculture students combine to evaluate present techniques and discover new ones DELTA TAU ALPHA— LEFT TO RIGHT: H. Cormany, . Mnler, K. Roddick. alpha omega upsilon theories and practices in agriculture too are vital for progress for those in farming a group with these interests together sees theory in action through associations agriculture with business ALPHA OMEGA UPSILON— FIRST ROW: W. Burns. M Miller, J. Mater. K. Hoddick. SECOND ROW: C. Schusterman. D. Lynn. D. Knoch. R. Cormany. a m m$ % kappa phi KAPPA PHI ACTIVES— FIRST HOW: M. Wieckers. M. Cahiil, N. McCoy, B. Saylor, G. Angle. C. Rockhold, C. Hit- lepole, . Quisenberry, R. Kroeuler. SECOND ROW: L. Baird, L. Krisher, . Fisher, P. Collister, P, Thompson, S. Wil- son, G. Grossenbaugh, C. Stockberger, L. Founds. THIRD ROW: . Scheng, M. Cook, S. Covert, . Hollinger, S. Watson. C. Cooke, B. Adams, J. Blossom, . Cochron, S. Wachler, C. Roberts. FOURTH ROW: L. Reeth. L. Bowman, C. Keller, L. Bennett. P. Ellsworth. L. Donnelly, . Cook, M. Glauser, L. Fox. for i not alone can but with you and sisters will labor to turn spiritual form into pulsing life these services mirror life ahead because we and life are one KAPPA PHI PLEDGES— FIRST ROW: N. Funk, K. Allen. C. Heacock, T. Brandeberry. J. Pittenger. L. Van Reeth. C. Prattler, C. Cooke, M. Wiechers. SECOND ROW: J. Peterson, D. Kasler, . Hollinger. THIRD ROW: C. Barney, J. South. . Myler. FOURTH ROW: K. Whaley. S. Givler, P. Gillogly. FIFTH ROW: C. Zim- merman. K. Kumze, D. Mann. SIXTH ROW: K. Smith, J. Plyley, K. Predmore. SEVENTH ROW: S. Mossman, S. Sperry, D. Sis- son. S. Wilson, N. Smith, A. King, C. Hoff, P. Best, J. Roush. EIGHTH ROW: T. Grimm. C. Hanna, M. Richords, C. Bertele, A. Mossbarger. PHI CHI DELTA-ACTIVES— FIHST ROW: S. Mc- Clure, S. Powers. SECOND ROW: D. Wright, S. Keilbaugh, K. Huntwork, T. Hogan, K. Mancini, . Bruce. T. Maish. THIRD ROW: L. Morlock. FOURTH ROW: . Bittner, . Wise, J. Petersen, K. Lorenez, C. Adams. phi chi delta we sow not the seed of beauty but nourish those already there those who cannot themselves paint its features our hand lends understanding to those foreign to our shore and service here and away from here PHI CHI DELTA-PLEDGES— FIRST HOW: B. Miller, S. Walton. SECOND ROW: C. Friend, L. High, C. Watt, S. Cox. THIRD ROW: S. Craighead, S. Newberry, Y. Knoch. FOURTH ROW: C. Shaw, D. Wardeska, P. Wright, K. Huntwork. FIFTH ROW: M. A. Kelso, B. Russell, K. Oyer. K. Mancini. kappa delta pi theirs is not to teach singly but learn in conjunction with their role as educators and so, together they come as professionals in pursuit of theory and practice in a field which encompasses all at some time KAPPA DELTA PI— FIRST ROW.- M. Seay. S. Sandberg. SECOND ROW: P. R. Hassa, C. Conover. M. K. Hawkins, J. A. Duncan, A. Mumma, Advisor. phi upsilon omicron a science or art one may hardly expect but true it is home economics a profession later an introduction here in an honorary in pursuit they are of that in their field now and days from now PHI UPSILON OMICRON— FIRST GROUP: B. Wagner. D. Bartholomew. P. R. Hassa. S. Garard. SECOND GROUP: F. Alalade, S. Fretthold, M. Witham, J. Gumz, . House- man, P. Gossard. C. Young, K. Stanley. tau beta pi here are they engineers in an honorary a part they are of the academic pursuit here as scholars they look also to a future in a profession of excited electrons to those younger they are the example as leaders they represent discontentment with a present light toward a future TAU BETA PI— FIHST ROW. G. Simmons, H. Blind, A. Shelton, F. Cham. C. Thompson, M. Sidhu, S. Butterfieid, A. Kermmykas, L. Exekoye, R. Miller, H. Grove, H. Paschal, T. Barnard, G. Armstrong. R. Murray, R. Marting, . Kirk. tail beta sigma kappa kappa psi behind the motion and sound is a plan, and here they are those who issue its direction a sorority and fraternity as governors they act coordinators of the ohio band KAPPA KAPPA PSl 6- TAt; BETA S GMA— F flST HOW; T. Havelka. fl. Blue. C. Shephard, . Arthur, V. Kerbs. B. Fay. SECOND ROW.- G. Willey, F. Sisson. D. Martin, ;. Mitchell, B. Kuebler. B. Glenk, C. Hin- kle, V. Robinson. A. Block. C. Voss. - 7 -y ' S; r;. ... THETA SIGMA PHI— FOREGROUND. B. Ott, S. Bailey, N. Sommi BACKGROUND: M. ones. L. Thomas, T. Spuhler, . Brown, J. Decker. theta sigma phi of it they comment but also write guided not so by the who, what, when, where, how but that behind the lead built by controversy and fact an honorary in pursuit of that written or spoken is their distinction woub wandering lost in space confined by boundaries we are shut off from that outside voice emitted through media electronic per se breaks a void and lost are we no longer call numbers w, o, u and b are communication spoken and heard WOUB— FIRST ROW; M. Von Meter, A. Hellman. B. Oroz. SECOND ROW.- B. Gar- roway. T. Edwards, E. Earilh. THIRD ROW: B. DeVinney, T. Knox, W. Parker. sigma delta chi critics they may be more more in search of understanding in communications a career now and later for them professionals, journalists learning now for a step higher later SIGMA DELTA CHI— FIRST ROW: H. Moss, C. Montague, F. Deaner. T. Douglas, Dr. L, J. Hortin, Director of School of Journalism. SECOND ROW: B. Cooper, C. Byers, R. Pesin. D. AJ inger, D. James. LAST ROW: T. Price. J. Morris, T. Hauger, L. Gil- lich. C. Hale. D. McLeister, W. Elswick, R. Leder. eta kappa nu ours is not to project and predict that which happens in our field but to pursue its course attempting to discover a path for that of our professional life we bearing selective qualities participate to forecast the force of those magnetic elements on us as students and engineers ETA KAPPA NU— FIRST ROW: J. A. Kirk, D. Wahl, R. Marling. F. Chan, R. E. Miller. SECOND ROW: C. Thompson. H. Paschal. R. R. Murray. S. Butter ield. men, machines, materials correlated and a system develops statistics, practicality application of terminology of mechanics will it work? we are its statistics human ones AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS— FIRST ROW: R. Hedges, S. Granger. SECOND ROW: D. Chmiel, K. Brown, F. McFee, . Kachiine, W. Hansen, A. Schroeder, M. Sidhu. american society of mechanical engineers institute of chemical engineers heat transfer rate in those elements reaction unconditioned increase in percentage of phase one that science of composition of substances and angry reactions and industry chemical engineering and we practitioners, form the institute AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGI- NEERS—FIRST ROW: D. Miller, M. Pratt, E, Scheiderer. SECOND ROW: D. Woodbury, A. Kramer. ;. Dunlop, B. Bolock. P. Toliacs. J. Jayant. C. Auh. L. Pnnlih. THIRD ROW: W. Baasel, . Price, R. Bryden, R. Harris. B. Arbuckle. P. Wilson, R. Alder- fer. D. Nolan. H. Grove. H. B. Kendall. catholic centre a base here where none are quests but rather parts of an active family we ask not, nor seek not but rather pursue a part of a religious virtue as told us by those away from here so we also may follow their same path in our practices not on the seventh day only, but every one before and after delta sigma pi DELTA SIGMA PI-OFFICERS— FIHST ROW: . Sim- mons, Chancellor; L. M. Levitt, Senior Vice Presi- dent. SECOND ROW: G. Bilchik, Chapter Effluency Index Chairman; R. Meacham, Treasurer. THIRD ROW: M. Prots, Secretary; R. Clemens, Vice Presi- dent. DELTA SIGMA PI— FIRST ROW: R. B. Henderson, J. Pinkney, . C. Amsparger, P. HoJ is, . R. Bauer, J. Austin, T. Kuehn. SECOND ROW: B. Cucculelli, ;. W. Holden, D. E. Rea. D. C. Clark, K. Hoddick, F. K. Schuster. THIRD ROW: T. Mellem, J. A. Payne, . W. Payne, W. Lambert, G. Maiser, . Gregory, G. . Benkert. consuming producing to primary demand are they caught by a production loss here again supply stirs a market and together they a business fraternity study a new theory in practice in this instance small scale but larger to come institute of e. e. e. an electrical charge waking an electron exciting the magnetism a positive charge and a new theory advanced by those in the field for them to study to review among them electrical engineers in an institute living the life of electrons and protons IEEE— FILE ONE: H. Marling, B. Murry, R. Homman. D. Wenglik. FIRST ROW: R. Ellis. A. Elliott, R. Krawczyk, V. Kreng, R. Miller. SECOND ROW: R. Mahon. R. Hosteller, C. Warren. . Slaybaugh, A. Matthews. ohio university chemical society inherent in our life are those things causing new things through reactions and intangible experimentation ours is not to question but seek why and when in our niche in society a professional niche of reactions to gear our future OHIO UNIVERSITY CHEMICAL SOCIETY —FIRST ROW: R. Winkler, Advisor: S. Bruckheimer, R. Pierce. J. Howe. M. De- Pompei. D. Frisch. SECOND ROW: ]. Crod- dock. D. McQuate. R. Warner. R. Gordy. A. Bnrr. J. Green ield. phi eta sigma to one it is a philosophy to the other, practice but an achievement to those freshman men whose 3.5 average indicates academic excellence and leadership PHI ETA SIGMA- FOREGROUND: R. Leivis. F. Smith, J. Porter. H. L. Bradshaiv. J. Davis, M. Gilliland, R. Piester, G. Lichko. H. Deutchmen, P. Ferry. BACKGROUND: D. Gordon. J. Fast, N. Taku, P. Gillette. beta alpha psi a complex undefined but regulated by numerical figures controlling its activities and here they are at the helm, the inspectors of activity, business, an honorary, accountants they are BETA ALPHA PS — FIRST ROW: T. Ryan. E. R. Brownlee. Advisor: C. B. Stephenson, D. Lauer, R. F. Beckert. S. K. Freeman. SECOND ROW: J. Schultz, W. L. Conrad, D. Smith, L. Conrad, J. Vavrek, E. G. Moon. LAST ROW: B. McCune, L. Hoeck, R. Marini. B. Fortney, M. Klenovic. T. Kuehn, J. Austin. american society of civil engineers design, construction, highways, why? the formation of the harbors and water routes on the drawing board our board, for we are the prospective persons skilled in an area we in a society blue key and to them membership is honor and being so, yes, greek men are tapped and in a group share common qualities scholarship, service and others which mark them in a wandering vastness BLUE KEY— SITTING: B. Durbin. STANDING. . Boncelt, President. alpha phi omega to characterize as service and such is not all our task it is instead to see the need in the community here and there in a wider circle i large things are done and always so but here we seek the common duties which demand constant improving j j,V v 3SZ — Bf • r , J2r ' ' f Jm£ - ' - PHI OMEGA— FIRST GROUP: B. Kest, . R. Blahnik. B. Clouss. M. CassinelJi, D. Whitacre. SEC- OND GROUP: L. Armstrong, R. Bailey, S. Fyffe, M. House. THIRD GROUP: . Arnsparger, C. Richards, F. Jankowski, K. Schafer, D. Kruest. J. Hempstead, R. Baird, A. Mattheivs, G. Corsline, M. Steward, W. Stevens, N. Cunningham. alpha epsilon rho voices on the move with a shadow breaking that barrier of sound and here they aim to answer the verbal communication seeking a higher level now for our ability and later after our place in this community ALPHA EPSILON RHO— FIRST ROW: B. DeVinney, G. Changnon, F, Deoner. SECOND ROW: M. Sloles, G. Rhamey, T. Chupka. collegiate bridge club red and black powerful faces are they but mere symbols in hands who match them and their numbers their hands are those caught in a flight for a final contract a la victory COLLEGJATE BRIDGE CLUB— FIRST ROW: H. Moss. L. White, D. Loderach, M. House. SECOND ROW: A. Mat- iheivs: G. Gorsline. R. Boird. S. Isemem, D. KruesI, M. Sleivart, S. Fyffe. forensic team they speak but more a challenge as competition it is — against others they are pitted in debate and discussion their tools are skill used by those in verbal communication FORENSIC TEAM: FIRST ROW: K. Hoge. SECOND ROW: I. Chaly. T. Queissner. THIRD ROW: A. Fuller, H. Rigo. newman apostolate an island? no, not so much with a group which pursues interaction a type with themselves and for and within others all religions apart, but together, once as one religious are they despite pressure for activity of other kinds catholic students together . . . newman club NEWMAN— FIRST ROW. M. Blumenfeld, D. Hamilton, R. Daniel. SECOND ROW: M. Brendlinger, K. Gardner, B. Skromrock, A. Gardner, C. Conlon, D. Slosar. YEOMAN— FIRST HOW: G. Lowell. ]. Schoeder, H. Starstedt, S. Hogue. SECOND ROW.- J. Lamolli, B. Fraser, L. Flynn. P. Grif- fith, G. Brauchia, E. Lieberth, S. Williams. THIRD ROW: G. Woods. G. Fowler, ]. Bucar, C. O ' Galiagan. FOURTH ROW: T. Wal- drop, P. Hadley, B. . Protich, . Schrom, . Merrill. P. Baker, T. Hauger, . Gedeon, . Paul, E. D ' Ang eo, D. Taraman a, T. Fiemming, P. White, A. Valincissi, B. Tate, C. Graves, N. Miller, B. Harkins, F. Merkich. FIFTH ROW: N. Vetanze. S. Rockwell, j. Melek. yeoman independent men function as one ... a group an image is theirs in a calendar of coeds ... 12 months of ohio athletics is a purpose and an activity social promoters they are also activities, again, for members, friends, others senior class at the end some say, beginning claim others days, weeks, months, an undeterminable number total — four years self direction charted now, utilized later a sample ground they tread academic forms the frame of each product individual activity colors inside products vary, but designers hardly, now, as is so later — seniors, their title SEN OR CLASS— LEFT TO RIGHT: . Boncek, J. Ferguson, S. Gold, President; D. AJIinger. B. Rubin. ioda they are seen not as a group strictly formed, but one of sisters who, as a total build activity for themselves singly and together service they claim, extended to those outside their group but within a community here leadership they urge and mold from within, to those around sisterhood, intangible, is self-defined for their purpose and existence the product . . . ioda IODA— FIRST HOW; S. Rowan, V. .Heller, S. Goldstein, M. Lon- don. SECOND ROW: A. Bladen, C. Drost, C. Friedman. S. Reiss. F. Figlarz, L. Rabinowitz, C. Friedman, L. Kreider. THIRD ROW: L. Barham, D. Levine. L. Young, J. Katz, B. Gardin, J. Navid, M. Weidman, A. Luccioni, S. Dankoff, S. Lebrecht. FOURTH ROW: M. Gibelmon. N. Weissman. S. Glauser. . Maimone, L. Cheifetz, D. Cheifetz. . Perlman, A. Feit, E. McConaugha. S. Levinson. M. Wagner. M. Seitz, B. Friedman. B. Herman, J. Belgon, M. Fleish- mann. A. Freadman, T. Epstein. . Landau. E. Barsky, H. White, B. Wiener, S. Joseph, E. Edmonds, S. Cohen. i im : - I .«- OCTAGON CLUB— FIRST ROW: S. Be tzer, F. Flocks, N. Hoffberg. C. Henvald. . Grossman. B. Click, S. Persensky, N. Potosky. SECOND ROW: M. Oris. J. Molino, L. DeStanik, E. Schreiber. E. Hoffman. G. Brown, B. Seshw. D. Gale. E. Schiff, J. Brown, B. Nickels, S. Wolk, M. Siege . octagon club to exist in total academic pursuit cannot be real nor has and so persons are together to find social, academic forces those real roads to a life livable young republicans politics a heartbeat vital to a nation generator of pulsing life speeches, campaigns, programs, parties manifest themselves into a workable force November, 1966 an election climax for young republicans YOUNG REPUBLICANS— FIRST FILE: P. Johnson. R. E. Leu-is. SECOND FJLE: M. Roub, , Hailey, B. Wol- L% finger, I. Choiy, L. K. Roberts. LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: S. Swan, J. Shores, T. Morr, J. Kohler. young democrats the party an instrument chosen to meter public needs personalities, channels and products all produced with ballot questions they seek young democrats ■ ' YOUNG DEMOCRATS— LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Perl- mun. H. Meehan, T. GillioIIi. D. Krisek. SAM— FIRST FILE; . Meissner, W. S. Arnold. H. H. Davidson. S. M. Stein. SECOND FILE: ft. Brigden. ;. Holden. E. Lindsey. . Herrmann, H. Yandora. THIRD FILE: H. Moss, C. R. Goldstein, G. Polot, G. Cabiness, V. Kirkbride. FOURTH FILE: R. . Tyree. W. Brendemuhl, B. Goldstein. FIFTH FILE: L. Mielander, N. Weichold. SIXTH FILE: B. R. Young. G. Forchirne. . D. Early. SITTING: W. Hoffman. D. W. Brown, K. Wilson. eta sigma phi academic perfection sought and found in classical languages greek and latin an association promotes interest on a campus ETA SIGMA PHI— FIRST ROW: S. Hines, D. Squire. K. Kurtz. SECOND ROW: V. Kodemenos, T. Dean, . Raney, R. Baker. sam business leaders they may be here during academic concentration ahead is a career, management — a group, industry ' s manipulators — practical theories now is their aim as tools for later use society for advancement of management o.u. technical arts asso. skills in industrial arts build life for some industry but not without education a liaison between industrial complexes and those learning so a purpose is said TECH. ARTS ASSOC— FIRST ROW: H. Campbell. SECOND ROW: W. J. Arnold, B. Wolfe, M. Brucker. THIRD ROW: T. Peters, R. Slosar, T. Wenzlik, . Cheuvront, L. A. Pletcher. advisor: J. Schrack. international club strange shores met them and now surround them living here bridges life left behind with a complex existence many faces, but activity in a form promotes the strongest structure — the concrete form of friendship INTERNATIONAL CLUB— FIRST ROW: B. Gill, E. Herald. . R. Adive. C. G. Work. SECOND ROW: P. Gray. L. K. Tong, L. Oloke. L. Mahuta. I. L. Tsang. THIRD ROW: A. Wilder. R. While, P. Walberg, . Harrison. L. S. Pankh, K . C. Cheng. S. Bhai. A. Kolhari, O. Oknoche, . Tong. . Onyango, T. Taku. Al Oddo, W. Leung. N. Real. M. Sa ukl. wra recreation a part of life here its promotion for women is an association intramurals for ohio women also intercollegiate competition for those here and away from here a swim meet and award tea participation and honor so-called recreation HOCKEY— FIRST HOW: B. Miller. C. Con- ttid, . Martin, N. Miller, D. Taylor, . Roller, F. Miller, M. Burke. SECOND HOW: J. Srlimitt, R. Likavec, L. Motznik, K. Fiske, S. McKennn. G. Daniels. C. Pincombe, M. Foth. THIRD ROW: P. Wynkoop, L. Langhammer. S. Wyman, . McArlhur. SPORT BOARD— FIRST ROW: H. Marks, S. Spicer, K. Hergesell. SECOND ROW: . Koller, S. Yarbrougli, S. Tschudi, M. Burke. THIRD ROW: M. Foth. . Schmill, D. Taylor. L . Motznik. FOURTH HOW: K. Schaefer, S. Mc- Kenna, K. Bolmger. SPRING SPORTS— FIRST ROW: M. Folh. S. Mc- Kenno, S. Lee, L. Siege , K. Beilingham, D. Taylor. SECOND ROW: M. Jones. Coach: J. Marlin, L. Motznik. P. Wynkoop. M. Burke, B. Ruth. THIRD ROW: S. Wyman, . Schmitt, F. Miller. J. Roller, C, Mmtfmgly. C. Harkins. SWIMMING CLUB— FIRST ROW: C. Miller. ]. Shinglelon. ). Krueger. K. Dren. SECOND ROW: W. Malhis, P. Kovach. . Dregolln. C. Hnynes. THIRD ROW: J. Wnrner, M. Brown. C. Miattingljr, B. Bnbcoek, C. DeGoff. S. Limber. BASKETBALL— F RST FILE.- S. Tschudi, D. Fow er, D. Toy or, G. Daniels, C. Ponder. SECOND F LE. ' fi. Likavec, K. Bolinger, C. Pincombe, M. Foth. THIRD FILE.- P. Wyn- koop, S. McKenna, J. Schmill. GYMNASTICS—FIRST ROW: M. Beam. S. Hart, . Burkepile, B. Zwicker, Advisor. SECOND ROW: J. Marburger, . Malokas. S. Valley, Advisor. o.u. band green robes appear and our notes spell their cadence the president ' s convocation the gridiron at home and foreign fields in fall the pigskin, the horns, sticks click drums rum and sound comes static, no are we for our sound marches with us and from us spirit? yes, for us and others varsity and concert we are two the ohio band gray and green in uniform and precision ohio weightlifting brawn vs. brain the struggle for physical fitness weightlifting goes competitive intramurals spell contest here at an intercollegiate level techniques through clinics demonstrations skills of weightlifting an individual effort OHIO WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB— FIRST ROW. G. Lloyd. B. McCarthy, |. Kro y. S. Slorer. D. While. Bnronok. M. Keith. A. Weiss. P. Dwyer. SECOND ROW: J. sailing club silence and a whisper life on the water — life disturbed and challenged by sails ropes and wind competitive sailing with the big ten ohio champions OH O SAILING CLUB— FIHST ROW: R. Leever. L. Kegg, M. Reynard. D. Johnson, T Bliczek. D. Wells. D. Hnssel, D. Morion. N. Alexander. SECOND ROW: C. Spring. S. Alhert. A. Ahholf, S. Cholmers. N. Taku. C. Smith. P. Dillord. K. Nees, S. Holmes. J. Sei ' ple, S. Paivson, B. McCutcheon, . Fox. L. Powell. K. Clark. |. Bishop. S. Wenzel. . Sturgill. w o.u. symphony orchestra and one said harmony another a family of wind, string and percussion sounds and i hear a sea of notes flowing into one . . . alone and before many of us, melodic sonance . . . notes in a script acted and music was there . . . together, they form a symphony one at o.u. one for us and of us one with no discordant notes dolphin club strokes are swimming and so synchronized are movements precision . . . dolphins . . . shows they swim officials they are at varsity and intramural swim meets . . . DOLPHINS— TOP ROW.- K. Pirosko, C. Menlger. J. Schultz, J. Holley, S. Fromel, ). Krueger. j. Dregnlln. BOTTOM HOW: J. Lea, K. Weir, K. Dren. J. Hochsterhl, . Shingleton, B. Babcock, P. Kovach, C. Miller. W. Conrad, P. Dunn. FINETTS— FIRST ROW: . Warner, R Byard, B. Ruth. SECOND ROW: A. Smith. N. Perkins, A. Artenzi, M. Shelly. M. Ruhling, Advisor; G. Relford, G. Moore. C. Fontel. S. Griffith. ifg Fr;— LEFT TO RIGHT. S. Smith, L. ones. B. Bunch, J. Hunt. . Lewis. . Petermon. R. Young. D. Witmer, M. Kass, R. Focht, II Egan, D. Slater. . Livosny, . Palanci. B. Troy, D. Nevarr . T. Kelty. K. Arlein, K. Balogh, R. PovJosky, R. Christie. W. Shere. a structure of men who represent men with decisions made after controversy regulations they suggest, pass and by doing coordinate activities of many units motion in progress: individuals form groups and on another level, groups join a larger one a government, inter — between two or more — decision makers inter-fraternity government panhellenic born to govern and represent. leaders selected, policy shapers an officer and another member come from a single greek unit together speak its voice voices from more are heard and as one sound the views of a system a vote tells the decision a gavel enacts it PANHELLENIC IFFICEHS— LEFT TO RIGHT. M. one President; L. Mittmnn. Treasure] . M Lovett, Secretary. President; B. Kurash, Vice  A mm M.J.C.— FIRST ROW: J. Peorce. B. Ungar, D. Keck. R. Lewis, C. German D. Woin cz. SECOND ROW: L. Cheifelz, F. Sheets. (. Ford. mens interdormitory council they call for a purpose to substantiate an existence and here, a structure provides one its counterparts head systems of other single groups regulatory functions or just a means of expression to a hierarchy with power to act dorms are this structure voice, power, life singly and together a purpose now directs a course men ' s and women ' s interdorm councils womens interdormitory council W.I.C.— FIRST ROW: N. Godic. . A. Brown, S. Weaver. . Klinger, K. Neff. A. Bourn. SECOND HOW: D. Mangus. P. Longworfh, C. Moore. D. Dnlim. V. Garrison. S. Anton. D. EarJy. THIRD ROW: L. S nter, P. Mackin. C. Pressman, M. Foth, L. Morlock. M, Rodgers, . Lietwiler, V. Wile. sigma phi epsilon new they were once, but no longer for identity they have in a structure, a colony of ones alike in this existence they will remain for a time, but then as others, they will join a system and a government title then will be as others, a fraternity temporary newness followed by identity SIGMA PHI EPSILON--FIRST ROW: D. Eyestone. • Lytle. Ft. Pazder. B. Knder, D. Gil is. M. Bannon. S. Ackermon, W. Shere. Beobout. SECOND ROW: M, Oxner. J. Miller, J. Barton, E. Dcihlberg. S. Ferret!, A. Wesp, THIRD ROW: . Horrigan, P. Loomis. C. Herzer, B. Scott. G. Justice. . Kincoid, B. Brnnnon. B. 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bromley hall in the tallest building of southeastern ohio live ohio students — a vast number an innovation once, but a permanent living unit now co-ed living in two kinds of pool, the water pool and pool table they live a life of leisure, games and study a private phone, a single roommate — conveniences conveniences spelled Bromley it ' s hot outside in a cool room air-conditioning, another convenience many things happen weekly: cleaning and senate meetings — those forces which maintain existence for those persons there 1 jfC !■ Ml c 1 1 ri -f 1 1 •• i • r 1 1 M mw | 7 ■■ 2 1 Ji M ■ v £ f ' n i 1 brown hall designs on paper of thin white lines blue plans them and steel later a frame for life there now time passed and long it was until the flesh of brick was seen and felt and there nights were long, cold in corridors with no heat no electricity prevented light and such necessities studying was with flashlights and shadows sleeping in rec rooms, but living in brown hall V o T BROWN HALL ELECTIONS gamertsf elder hall scouring bryan hill round glass suns in dorm halls wgam . . . call letters of a radio: communication sends life to those inside and out interaction in living teas, breakfasts, mixers spell social life in the giant on the lower green homecoming trophies reward a house decoration, a colored creation first notch torch singers sound spring at mom ' s weekend another living behind its trophies is seen in accomplishment, and hence, an award: a gam man of the year and most improved resident awards activity, leadership and scholarship gam service and participation life is what it is bush hall byrd arena trembles under the sound with bush hall ' s battle of the bands bushmen to throw a party to be big — they invite others to create a bigness award-winning homecomings seen in house decs, a story told finally of wire, tweaking, fire Christmas firesides, carols festive inside and out yet full schedules of activities being teas, mixers bushmen in uniforms of basketball and footba athletics in a sense bushmen with underpriviledged athens children faculty fellows to bush and college bowl, intra-Ohio competition a little building — a big name james hall halls so long the ends invisible a distinction: the largest dorm here it ' s home is the west green basketball champs and a goat — a mascot teas and mixers parties for orphans moms and dads also activities in living here intradorm trophies for citizens and also scholars now an electrical college bowl faculty fellows reflect bigness culture and enthusiasm james is big grosvenor hall the president ' s scholastic trophy rewarded the highest freshman average grade proved academic success, but it alone did not spell life here. fun was a grosvenor grundy and asylum picnic homecoming came as did Christmas tree trimming and athletes then the intramurals happen screams and cheers for pep rallying grosvenor the spirit dorm irvine hall two years, three hundred men, irvine a dorm, but more, a place of living a mass of rooms, work under a new idea a house system, six units and government decision makers and progress two years and men building and irvine is a place homecoming victories and people working j-prom and active athletes irvine is a place to live parks hall a home surrounded by the hocking a threat of evacuation each spring — it becomes an ark to many, an annual thing water is only little of parks teas and spirit, the campus king with cheering many at pep rallies a program — faculty fellows and debate — the college bowl animals to intramuralize an annual Christmas party for athens foundlings an ark holds a lot perkins hall mr. independent and the freshman queen two accomplishments conquered in living for perkins hall, the ends of effort effort, too, for homecoming and j-prom alone and with another group not without satisfaction and smallness is not ineffective for scholars college bowl and people — faculty fellows intramural triumphs for athletes teas, breakfasts, mixers to the social all essential for life in the corridors perkins make smallness big 1 1 V V A BS. Bkiu Bl « : M H | mm BUSINf , ' _, WffK | sargent hall the sarges of sargent hall march down corridors, chains of rooms residents they say, lodged in the west green complex a path passes it as it catches structures life here is every road: a cultural program with faculty fellows and a library the dedication by president alden, Ohio ambassador who visits often homecoming happens here also: dad ' s and mom ' s weekend parties mixers and teas for socializing athletic teams for lauralizing sarges enjoy marching interaction is their pace Washington hall towers are over many, many in Washington under the tower many are athletes of the dorm, of ohio, of far off places visiting . . . Washington and sports — synonyms to many; such is a real thing to those removed from athletics are teas, mixers and Christmas formals here and another somewhere being the Washington sweetheart big brothers to know where and how and maybe why the story of the Washington tower i « I ificifiunn m ■ T. X s ' r Hii l M it , m ■ TOWER 1 ft. • biddle hall it changes hanrls and never sure is one girls or guys a year hence brought girls and also government re-organization a house system accomplishments on an academic level were sought but not alone could it stand halloween was a house-pumpkin carving contest and then activities for dads Christmas, decorations, parties, caroling spirit inside a story to tell outside the year continued and so also the life at biddle silence in finals and visits from little sisters spring and finals again SO the days passed life at biddle bryan hall and so, a tower and a castle, a rose table symbols in the story of living in bryan atop a hill on the main campus rose, red, tells the story of a pinning. tradition, essential in living here is found in murphy an elevator ... so also, bathtubs bamboo rooms provide a lounge . . . unique decoration with an older tone . . . stature is the shadows of life it reflects of the campus to the green below it a tower and a castle . . . older and tradition crook hall a path flanked by buildings points to its face a symbol of west green existance inside are 540 girls, together Ohio ' s largest dorm a brick facade is like that of others, but inside life is its own freshmen wash cars and others join to sponsor an easter egg hunt for children ' s home a part of life these activities are but also is the academic excellence sought here as anywhere but promoted or urged by parties of pizza for the floorsections with highest grades crook ... at the end of the walk to living on a green west of here Johnson hall it ' s green is east smaller than some, but in the same a unit for living homecoming came and so wire and paper in multiple hues effort was victory and now a trophy flanked it is by larger dorms but competitive still in activities is found interaction that not provided singly by a mass or corridors or rooms december was Christmas and so caroling and parties for orphans and residents Johnson ... a president a dorm and living, here howard hall a hotel once, now a symbol on a corner credited as the oldest unit here traffic it watches as paths converge outside and go one each way inside activity creates life: life is activity internal and external faculty fellows, a cultural plan the lounge exhibits art parties for parents on their weekends and also campus events: sadie hawkins and siglympics sports howard: an older structure progressive living 1 ■ m ■ Jefferson hall living on a large scale 400 girls under a tower — under a signal to position on the east green a dorm complex below an academic and administrative community above lost not in a vastness of corridors but found: strength and direction in scholarship promoted and recognized in small units and individually and from the corridors downstairs a public: community fosters life in a cafeteria and library and one more one more floor recreation for all those who visit in spring and fall the patio dances and mixers Jeff: interaction in a community lindley hall a landmark so they say for older than most it is a double staircase and two exists, marble and handshake halls . . . lead to one, a living unit for 400 girls on court street expression from residents becomes news in the publication, lindley lines . . . participants lindley coeds. were in siglympics with a queen and homecoming . . . a travelog and speaker combined as a new program for cultural aims the majestic landmark L1NBL T i Y HALL treudley hall an innovation once, an honor dorm it was now a successful unit of living in a larger green area independent growth they claim is the virtue where time is no consequence or being life happens there with graduate teas, a formal at Christmas with a millview scene and a spring weekend non-existant is a judicial system for regulations are not functions application is a prerequisite for admittance attitudes and ability to adjustment freedom of expression being the standard treudley, an experiment, now real ryors hall life in a structure, riverside new when its first resident experimented just one year ago the structure is complete now, minus workmen and their construction tools but experimented through many, life takes not one road, speech, english, a european presentation all are identified as faculty fellows student government, a structure was explained early in the year to ryors women and others from the dorm community close by those in control as leaders and representatives angel-pixie week was Christmas at ryors a smaller existence with new life finalized. scott quad from life in a courtyard to a river view on another green is the home now . . . the West green a complex of units makes one separated only by name an older structure, they say, is scott a midyear life for 479 moved from Scott to Boyd a new living place . . . before a move, Christmas was tradition but in many ways supplemented . . . new things to celebrate gifts went from scott correspondents to those in a country of a country of war, Vietnam more, girls did in siglympics and homecoming and so, the story of a complex changes face and character and no longer sees women in its life a living, a oneness, scott, and the courtyard N J™T shively hall on the other side of a green of two towers over and under persons, live a unit an activities honorary for outstanding women credits those, participant, in functions in and outside the dorm a recognition dinner honors officers and those in similar roles as the year ends living is not all activities directed for honor and recognition Christmas is shively and so inner groups together as one come to celebrate december festivities mixers, an open house and parties for orphans is living here also academics not to be forgotten but neither social happenings and so is life at shively wilson hall living in a green complex away from central campus and that below it west green they call it first hall it was in a new development residents claim a handbook — policy explanation interaction in living is social life there a dance, dogpatch and parties for welfare children all examples of social interaction a structure of semi-regulated living via an honor system tiffin hall homecoming was a victory this year a queen, Marilyn life inside is seen outside connected by a courtyard crosswalks to living on other small groups groups in a community activities like those of others are characteristics of living football, power-puff style, matched elements brawn against men ' s communities on the green ima ruW my? voigt hall pillars, a facade and an entrance tell a southern tale on college street and with this, is activity directed toward a tradition inherent in tradition: a unity circle — a beginning of every year interaction on the floors and then the dorm together, as one paper, tweaking, a house dec greets homecoming a ride on the hay — a hayride and more within the activities individual as they are football FOOTBALL— FIRST ROW: S. Fornsuglio, L. Schvurtz, M. LuBeau. C. Williams. . Edwards, B. Biggs, . Jewson, S. Bogan, W. Lyons, R. Critten- den. . Williams, R. Siemens. SECOND ROW: . Brown, E. Wonke. D. Mueller, F. Spolrich, TrSmith, G. Jepson, F. Baumholz, B. Beach, . West, . DeWalt. . Maupin. TH7R - D ROW: C. Gedeon, B. Urbanowicz. . Gil- lespie, . Polen. B. Houmard, . Kostohryz, B. Jackson. S. Sisko, . Hol- loran, D, Ross. T. Balsamo. B. Broivn. FOURTH ROW— D. Bender, Man- ager; F. Peters, I. Miskewicz, . Allen, C. Somerlot, B. Pataki, K. Carmon. . Tyree, R. DeLucca, M. Kajula, D. Sims. G. McKenzie, R. Forsythe. Manager. FIFTH HOW: B. Campbell, . Bergva 1, D. Conley. J. Robinson. . Sutton. . Resch. M, Christian, D. LeVeck, P. Swindell, . Davis. P. Mey- ers, A. Darnell. SIXTH ROW: F. Morgan, SID: T. Penn. Manager: R. Bothmon. Manager; K. Wolfert, Trainer; A. Hart, Trainer; C. Heffelfinger. Asst. Coach; . Dean, Assl. Coach; B. Kappes, Asst. Conch; F. Richey. Asst. Couch; D. Wagner. Freshman Coach; . Frick. Crad Asst.; B. Hess. Head Coach; B. Rahr. Athletic Director. a sometimes thing halfway back from nowhere they were batter than past but looking to the future. Sat urday sun and damp greyness. under lights even an hour of anguish, maybe joy victory and defeat — even doses weeks that went by quickly ten and it was over back we ' ll be said he and they were sometimes basketball seconds count — more even than the minute victors vanquished losers triumphed all in a second ' s quick flashing lifetime the tall one four shorter than he and victory running a ragged race with defeat it was won eventually BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: [. Snyder, Head Coach; B. Wood, M. Hatcher, M. Ham- mond, I Groves SEl OND ROW: D. Shearer, Manager: F. Morgan, SID; . Patton. F. duff. I Schroeder, M, McClintock, IV. Hi. dr. Athletic Director; . Roive. Manager. THIRD ROW I Thomas, Manager; I). Bandy, Asst. Coach; W. Young, L. Coon. R. Hamilton, R, Parkhill. M Si huler, Asst. Conch: J. Hendershol. Mnaager. hockey speed and brutality a blurred form green, white moves by to attack or defend grace, power, skill spectators against chil sharp air a new pride new status HOCKEY— FIRST ROW: M. H ' Leureaux. . Nuerge. T. Cook, T. Martin. D. While, F. Myers. SECOND ROW: S. Brown. Mnnnger. D. Smith. H. Williams, . Ciolek, D. Corbet!. . Borfell. D. Swilzer, Ass!. Conch: J. McComb. Head Coach. THIRD ROW: P. Mankietow. W. Sisson, K. Slamm. D. Lovelody. R. Davis. soccer an endless held green, occasional white ball kicked others ' shins also from all lands they came a strong team not as the last no trip this year but better than most SOCCEH FIRST ROW T. Cranston, N. Po ymeropolous, A. Downey, J. Andrews, G. Sargent. P. Held, ]. Beule . SECOND ROW: D. Clark, P. Hrynkiewich, I Goodman, [. Gianell, T. Korogianos, H. Kollios. K. George. M. Vuchenich, I Sauarda. THJRD ROW: M. Dendorfer, P. Rodockei S Roberts, I Gilmore, Merreil, F. Bertz, D. Switzer, Asst. Coach; McComb, Head Coach. FOURTH ROW: E. Christ- man, Trainer; D. Tennant, I Misken ycz.B Harkins, Tiscornia, B. Hamulak, C. Townsend, R. Keeler. baseball ISASEUALL— FIRST ROW: B. Mahnffey. Bntboy; B. Ti ' llotson, B. Murphy. . Levero. L. Merchant, B. Dixon. . Workman. J. Sivcoringen, Balboy. SECOND ROW: D. Duncan, A IsJer, G. Carmichael, L. Robinson. B. Willet, ;. McGregor, B. Kenl, B. Bruner, B. Woodell li. Harkins. THIRD ROW: B. Wren, Head Coach; R. Dalton. L. Bridgeu-ater, J. Farquer, J Stadtmiller, Manager; . McConne l, D. DeGennaro, F. C uff, P. Wiiliams, T. Murphy, B Reichenbach, F. Gibson. T. Howison, D. B aboIil. K. Wo ferl, Trainer; R. Welch, Grnd Asst. nine with gloves, one, a bat the spring battle of skill and strategy strategy in the dugout one of the best is he. skill on the field all-americans, and others sunny sometimes, rainy more often the title that might have been but for the last week still it was a year — the struggle of innings complete track one against one individuals who sprint against others together a team but only in form alone, an effort sought and so, won or lost on the track in the air with a disc TRACK FIRST How s Bogan, D Larabee, G. Crishmnn. . Tillman. . McCIarren, R Zimmerman, M. Williams, I Grier. SECOND HOW; N. Smnltz. Trainer; ]. Blair, . Dawson, D Guarino, I)- Balloon, II. Hosier, li. O ' Callaghan. J. Miller. THIRD ROW: S. Huntsman, Head Coach; f, Burns, Crad. Asst.; D. Vesler. E. Banton, D. Oslcka, B. Wai lanko, V Rose, R. Pope, G. Stenlund, Asst. Conch. swimming champions all ohio ' s only a water playground is their even strokes move them quickly silent dives add a score arm ' s length tells victory — defeat SWIMMING— FIRST HOW: . St. Cloir, T. Specht, N. Kruegor, B. Carlson. B. Zucker. SECOND HOW: D. Nelson. Asst. Coach; M. Hartley. B. Sams. H. Handall. D. Voelz, H. Wade, D. Merrill. THIfiD HOW: F. Gilders. Head Couch; . Kelly K Gerstenmaier, |. Maravay, ! Greenfield, R- Tom, D. Riley. Manager. cross country a lonely world out in front the pack strung behind green path red flags ahead satisfaction one against the rest and time victory of mind CROSS COUNTRY FIRST ROW T Hobbx, L. Irvin, F. Furmnn. SECOND ROW: G. Cashmcin. . Blair. M. Williams, J. Dawson. THIRD R( IW S Huntsmnn, Hend Conch; T. Potthoff, O. fasiunas, A. fameison, T. Chudy, S. Rieulclu ' c. wrestling ancient the sport desire to win conditioning a must watch your weight the pin to win ultimate decision WRESTLING— FIRST ROW: H. Moron. D. (Jnik, R. Tresch. D. Troufmon. SECOND ROW: F. Schleicher, Head Couch; R. Martin, B. DeSonto, K. Drier. P. Wilt. B. Altamante, C. Burkhard. F. Corgould. T. Ahrohnm, H. Houskn, Assl. Conch. tennis back and forth motion caught a net a long season when victory comes slowly building for futures not always seen quickness matters here strong legs and more spirit TENNIS MUST How B, McMillan, D. Stephenson, M. Canty, B. McCutcheon. M. Hamm. SECOND ROW: J. Laurent, G. Grow. I Braden, L. Hinkle, C. Widdoes. Hend Coach. golf no titleholders they- strange many times past on top they were but, youth could not prevail they are older stronger the top — their bid strokes, fairway story of a putt on a green GOLF FIRST HOW. H. Ward. 13. Helwagen, T Dickinson, fl. Peterson, D. Robinson, B. Reinicke, D. Deever. SECOND ROW: Goecke, Nordstrom, Schrom, T. Beard, B. Hubbard, J. Keefer, B. Wiison, T. Ryan. K. Blosser, Head Coach. lacrosse contact sport racquets running not too successful, but a good start a new sport america ' s oldest LACROSSE— M. Nutchet. D. Dutschet. K. Stamm. W. Levitz, D. Monovec, D. Lutz, A. Palmer, S. Brown, T. Cook. S. Campbell. M. Schwartz, }. Nuerge. D. Gil is. G. Weichenbach. . Paler, G. Bartnik. J. Abrams, R. Nilman. S. Frost, K, Kotes. C. Byers. C. Cook, . Jacobson, M. Robbins. . Cole, J. Vidmir. K. Kmetz, D. Pheips, P, Brenner, H. Guere J, A. Hieriz. intramurals ' se-IM ' or auiograf ha U? %. numlltt — = — . lllll 0 MMW Richard Abel, B.B.A. Nancv Abolin. A.B. Clare Marie Ackroyd, B.A. Carola Ann Adams, B.A. Rebecca Adams, B.S, Rita Adams, B.S. Ed. Tames Adkins, B.S. Ed. Bernard H. Adler, A.B. Karen Sue Aebersold, B.S. Ed. Marsha Aebie, A.B. Robert Aikin. B.A. William F. Albright, B.S.I.T. Rick Alderfer, B.S. Ch. E. John Allensworth, B.S. Ed. Douglas Allinger, B.S. J. Susan J. Allen, B.S. Ed. Gary Ambroziak, B. Ed. Jeri Anderson, B.S. Ed. Kelty Anderson, B.S. Ed. Linda S. Anderson, B.S. Ed. Nancy L. Anderson, B.S. Ed. Earl Michael Applegate, A.B. Stephanie Arehart, B.F.A. Charles Arnold, B.B.A. Nancy A. Aronson, A.B. Paul j. Arrington, B.S. Phillip Ashkettle, B.S. Nancy Atkins, B.S. H. Ec. Ted Atkinson, B.A. Mary Ator, B.S. Ed. Chung Mi Auh. B.S. Nancy Aulizia, B.S. Ed. John Austin, B.B.A. John D. Avant. B.S. J. Eric C. Axene, B.F.A. Thomas Bachman, B.A. Stephen J. Bach, B.B.A. Thomas L. Bacsik, B.S.C.E. William L. Bainbridge. B.S. William F. Bailer. B.S. Kathleen Bailey. A.B. Ronald A. Bailey, B.S. Susan Bailey. B.S. J. Jan Baker. B.S. J. Kenneth R. Baker, B.S. Ed. Paul W . Baker. B.B.A. Bernice Ball, B.S. Ed. Linda M. Ball, B.S.J. Susan Balmer, B.F.A. Karen L. Balogh. B.S. Douglas K. Balzer, B.B.A. Martha Barlow, B.S. Thomas H. Barnard, B.S. Ch. E. Donna L. Barnes, B.S. Ed. Sara Barnhart, B.F.A. Miki Barnhill. B.A. Diane M. Bartholomew. B.S. Callie Barton, B.S. David Parnel Barr, B.S. Donald Barrett, B.S. Ed. Sharon Barrow, B.F.A. 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Christian Fellowship .... 113 Eta Kappa Nu 147 Eta Sigma Phi 164 Flying Bobcats 137 Forensic Team 156 Gamertsfelder Hall 248 Grosvenor Hall 251 Howard Hall 265 Ioda 160 Institute of Chem Eng 148 Institute of e.e.e 151 International Club 153 Inter-varsity Christian Fellowship 115 Irvine Hall 252 (ames Hall 250 I-Club 136 Jefferson Hall 266 Johnson Hall 264 Kappa Alpha Mu 125 Kappa Delta Pi 143 Kappa Kappa Psi 145 Kappa Phi 141 Lindley Hall 268 Men ' s Glee Club 121 Men ' s Interdormitory Council 176 Mortar Board 138 Music Ed. Nat. Conference 123 Newman Apostolate 157 Octagon Club 162 ODK 138 Ohio Univ. Chem Soc 151 Orchesis 124 O.U. Dames 114 Ohio Univ. Sailing Club 170 Ohio Univ. Technical Artists 165 Parks Hall 253 Perkins Hall 254 Pershing Rifles Co. f-1 130 Pershing Rifles 3rd battalion 130 Phi Chi Delta 142 Phi Delta Theta 200 Phi Epsilon Pi 190 Phi Eta Sigma 152 Phi Gamma Delta 198 Phi Kappa Sigma 216 Phi Mu 228 Phi Mu Alpha 139 Phi Sigma Delta 182 Phi Upsilon Omicron 143 Pi Beta Phi 226 Pi Gamma Mu 126 Pi Kappa Alpha 206 Post 106 Ryors Hall 271 Sargent Hall 256 Scabbard Blade 126 Scott Quad 126 Senior Class 159 Shively Hall 274 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 232 Sigma Alpha Iota 122 Sigma Chi 230 Sigma Delta Chi 147 Sigma Kappa 218 Sigma Nu 202 Sigma Theta Epsilon 117 Soc. for Advancement of Management . 164 Tau Beta Pi 144 Tau Beta Sigma 145 Tau Kappa Epsilon 210 Theta Chi 208 Theta Phi Alpha 212 Theta Sigma Phi 146 Tiffin Hall. 276 Treudley Hall 270 University Singers 122 Voigt Hall 277 Washington Hall 258 Wesley Choir 119 Wesley F ' oundation 118 Wilson Hall 275 Women ' s Glee Club 120 Women ' s Recreation Assoc 166 Women ' s Interdormitory Council 177 WOUB 146 Yeomen I 58 Young Democrats 163 Young Republicans 163 student index a Abbot, Anne Marie 170 Abbuhl, Linda 136 Abel. Richard 297 Abel, Sherry 138 Abels, Michael 130 Abolin, Nancy 297 Abrams, James 325 Ackroyd, Clair Marie 297 Adams, Brenda 118, 141 Adams, Carola 142, 297 Adams, Rebecca 297 Adams, Rita 297 Aderholdt, Diana 128 Adive, John 153 Adkins, Robert 130 Adkins, George 137 Adkins, James 297 Adler, Bernard H. 297 Aebersold, Karen Sue 297 Aebie, Marsha 297 Aikman, Paul 137 Aikin, Robert 297 Alalade, Funke 143 Albert, Sharon 170 Albright, William F. 297 Alderfer. Richard 148, 297 Aldrich, Beth 124 Alexander, Bert 117 Alexander, Nikki 116, 170 Allen, Joe 280 Allen, Kay 120, 141 Allen. Paula 111 Allen. Richard 130 Allen, Susan 297 Allensworth, John 297 Allinger. Douglas 147, 159, 297 Ambroziak, Gary 297 Amsparger. John 150. 154 Anderson, Donna 119 Anderson. Jeri 297 Anderson, Kelty 297 Anderson. Linda S. 297 Anderson, Nancy 297 Andrews, John 283 Andrews, Kim 112 Angle, Gladys 141 Ansted, Carol 119 Anton. Sheila 177 Applegate, Earl 297 Arbuckle, Brian 148 Arehart, Stephanie 297 Arlein, Ken 100, 174 Armold, Charles 297 Armstrong, Gary 144 Armstrong, Larry 154 Arnaboldi, Allan 121. 122 Arnold, William 164 Aronson, Nancy A. 297 Arrington. Paul 297 Artenzi, Angela 173 Ashkettle, Philip 297 Ashkettle, Sharon 114 Atkins, Nancy 297 Atkinson, Ted 297 Ator, Mary 131, 297 Auh, Chung 148, 297 Auerbach, Marsha 115 Auld, Afton 122 Aulizia, Nancy 297 Austin, John 150, 152, 297 Avant. John 297 Axene, Eric 297 Babcock, Barb 166, 172 Bach, Stephen 137, 297 Bachman, Thomas 297 Bacsik, Thomas 297 Bailer. William F. 297 Beiley, Kathleen 297 Bailey, Pat 131 Bailey, Ronald 154, 297 Bailey. Susan 146, 297 Bainbridge, William 297 Baird, Louise 141 Baird, Russell 155 Baker, Jan 297 Baker, Kenneth 297 Baker, Paul 297 Baker, Phil 158 Baker, Richard 164 Ball, Bernice 297 Ball, Linda 297 Balmer. Susan 297 Balloon, Don 285 Balogh. Karen 174, 297 Balzer, Douglas 297 Bandy, Dale 281 Barbaglia, Melanie 136 Barfett. James 282 Barham. Lynne 160 Barlow, Martha 297 Barnard, Thomas 144, 297 Barnes, Donna 297 Barnhart, Sara 297 Barnhill, Miki 297 Baronek, George 170 Barr, Alan 137 Barr, David 298 Barrett. Donald 127, 128, 298 Barrow, Sharon 29S Barsky, Elaine 160 Batholomew, Diane 142, 298 Bartnik, Gary 325 Barton, Callie 298 Barzak, Cheryl 101, 124 Basile, Bonita 298 Baskey, Cheryl Ann 298 Bass, Barbara 298 Basso, Ann 120 Baton, Elmore 285 Battagline, Richard 298 Bauer, Danny 298 Bauer, J. Rudy 150, 298 Baughman, Gary 117 Baumholtz, Frank 280 Baxter. Richard 298 Beach, Robert 280 Beach, Virginia 112 Beale, Douglas 298 Beam, Milly 166 Bear, Linda 128, 136 Beard. Terry 290, 296 Beard. Viki 298 Bechtel, Kenneth 298 Becker, Jeri 114 Beckert. R. F. 152 Beebe, David 298 Beedlow, Peter 298 Beeney, Patricia 298 Beeson, Jeff 133 Behen, Nancy 298 Behum, Arlene 177 Beisel, Patricia 298 Bell, H. L. 127 Bell, Lynne 116 Bellingham, Kathy 166 Belson, Janet 160, 298 Beltzer, Stephen 162, 298 Benjamin, Ilena 124 Benkert, George 150, 298 Bennett, Loretta 118. 140, 298 Beno, Ronald 103, 125 Bensheimer, Virginia 123 Bensing, Doug 137 Bensley, Frank 130 Benson, Bruce 130 Berdine, William 298 Berg, Doris 298 Berger. John 298 Bergvall, John 280 Berk, Eleanor 298 Bernard. Susan 298 Berning, John 298 Bertele, Cathy 141 Bertz, Fritz 282 Beson, Trudi 298 Best, Patricia 141 Bethune, Turra 298 Betker. Arlene 298 Beutel. Jurgen 283, 298 Bhai, Subhash 153, 298 Biacogsky, John 298 Biebl. Tom 116 Biggs, William 280, 298 Bilchek. Gary 150 Bilovecky, Dennis 298 Billings, Jeffery 298 Birge, Barbara 298 Birnbaum, Richard 298 Bishop, Janet 170 Bittner, L. Jane 142, 298 Black, Caryl 298 Blackman, Bonnie 298 Blabobil, Dennis 284 Bladen. Ann 160 Blaha. Richard 298 Blahnik, John 154. 155 Blank, Andrew 298 Blersch, Stuart 298 Blind, Roger 144, 298 Block, Anita 122, 123, 145 Block, Nancy 298 Bloom, Sherry 298 Bloomneld. Loree 298 Blosser, Kermit 290 Blossom, Jeannine 141, 119 Blue, Bonita 145, 298 Blum, Maureen 298 Blumenfeld, Marcy 157 Bly. Ronelle Marie 298 Boes. Mary Kay 299 Boetticher. Cleary 117 Bogan, Sam 280. 285 Bogdan, John 299 Bogunia, Gary 299 Boise. Ola 115 Bolinger, Karen 166 Bollinger, John 299 Bolock, Bruce 148 Bonacci, Ann 299 Boncek, James 136, 153, 159, 299 Bonifant, Whit 137 Bongiorno, Susan 114 Bonsall, Doreen 299 Booth, Miles 109, 299 Borden, Emmagene 115, 116, 120 Boros, James 299 Boswell, Bonnie 120, 299 Botham. Randy 280 Bothmann, Randall 299 Botos, Michael 137 Boughton, James 137 Bourne, Carolyn 299 Bourne, Larry 130 Bovvers, Barb 118 Bowman, Linda 118. 119, 141 Bowman, Rebecca 299 Boyer, Larry 299 Boyer, Nick 112 Braden, Jay 289 Bradshaw, H. 152 Bragg. Renee 299 Braidech, William 299 Bramlage, James 299 Brandeberry, Teresa 141 Branoon, Moneen 299 Brauchla, Gary 15B, 299 Bredenbeck. Geraldine 114 Bredenbeck, Ralph 299 Breeden, Winston Herbert 299 Brendemuhl, William 164 Breneman, Charles 300 Brenner, Dee 108 Brenner, Paul 325 Bressler, Ralph 121 Brestel, Ruthie 139 Breunig, Katherine 300 Brewster, Carol 131 Bridgewater, Candice 300 Bridgewater, Lee 284 Brigden, Robert 137. 164, 300 Bristley, Karen 119, 120, 123, 300 Brockman, Henry 300 Broedling, Jeri 300 Broeolling, Suzanne 300 Brooks, James 121 Brooks, Patricia 300 Brooks, Roberta 300 Brooks, Steve 119 Brophy, Susan 111, 122, 124 Brothers, Rita 300 Brovet, Veronica 300 Brown, Bob 280 Brown, Bonnie 112 Brown, Don W. 164, 300 Brown, Douglas 300 Brown, Graham 162 Brown, Jennifer 300 Brown, Jim 162, 280 Brown, Judith A. 146, 126, 177, 300 Brown, Judith K. 138, 300 Brown, Kenneth 148. 300 Brown, Larry 117 Brown, Marion 111 Brown, Mary 300 Brown. Mitzi 166 Brown, Roberta 300 Brown, Sandra 300 Brown. Stephen 282. 300, 325 Brown, William 300 Bruce, Judy 142 Brucker, Dennis J. 300 Brucker, Jane 114, 300 Brucker, Marrill 165. 300 Brucker, Stephanie 300 Brunelli, Carman 300 Brumbaugh, Shirley 120 Bruner. Blain 284 Bruns. Diane 128 Bruns, Ralph 300 Brutvan. Elizabeth 300 Bryant. Fred 130 Bryden, Robert 146 Bucar, James 158 Buck, Vic 300 Buckley, Darlene 136 Buckshaw. George S. 300 Buczek. Teddy 170 Budzik. Gerald W. 300 Bujak, Normaiean 300 Bullock, Beverly 300 Bulson, Doug 119 Bunch, Bruce 174 Bundschuh, Richard E. 300 Bunn, Sandra S. 300 Burge, Bette 300 Burger, Beverly 300 Burggraf, Sue 300 Burke, Ann 300 Burke, Dennis 300 Burke, Mary 166 Burkepile. Jenny 166 Burkhart, Carolyn 300 Burris, Jay 285 Burtis. William 140 Burton, Beverly 131 Busch, Lois 300 Bush, Barbara 113 Bussel, Kathleen 300 Butcher, Carol 300 Butcher. David 300 Butterfield. Stephen 144. 147. 300 Butz, Carolyn 300 Butzer, Jerry 300 Byar, Joyce L. 300 Byard, Rita 173 Byers. Charles 147. 325 Byers, Robert W. 300 Cabiness, Gene 164. 300 Cabot, Pamela 300 Cady, Susan 120 Cahill, Marilyn 141 Cameron, Barbara 300. 125 Cameron, Marilyn 300 Camfield, Mike 300 Campan. Lorrie 300 Campbell, Brian 280 Campbell, Harry 164, 300 Campbell, Richard 122 Campbell, Sally 300 Campbell. Sandy 325 Caniglia, Greg 137 Canty, Michael 289, 300 Caparanis, John 130 Caputo, Jim 130 Cargould, Frank 301 Carlisle. Margaret 301 Carpenter, Carole 301 Carpenter, Stanley 301 Carlson, Barry 286 Carmon, Ken 280 Carmichael. Bob 112 Carmichael, George 284 Carmon, Ken 280 Carroll. Charles 117, 119 Carroll. Debbie 128 Cashman, Greg 285 Cassinelli. Mike 154 Castle. Edward 301 Castle. Judy 122 Catoline, James 121, 301 Caudy. Pat 112. 301 Caveney. John 301 Cavoli, Connie 301 Chal. James 301 Chaly, Ingeborg 156, 163 Chamberlain, William 105, 125 Chambers, Lynn 166 Chan. Freddie 144. 147, 301 Chaney, Emma 301 Changnon, Gary 121, 155 Chapla, Janet 301 Chapman, Howard 107 Chapman, Jeannie 107 Charnes, Deborah 139 Cheifetz, Donna 160 Cheifetz, Lorna 160, 176 Chenevey, Randall 301 Cheng, Karl Chiu-Hsiung 151 Chester, Nancy 301 Chestochowski, Genevieve 301 Cheuvront, James 165 Cheuvront, Virginia 301 Chiles, Peggy 122 Chinn, Eileen 119, 301 Chniel, Daniel 301 Cholmers. Stephen 170 Chorovich. Natalie 301 Christian, Mike 260 Christie, Joanne 301 Christie, Rob 174 Christman, Ed 283 Chubb, Richard 302 Chupka, Tom 122, 155 Ciolek, Joe 282 Clapper, Pam 131 Clark. Daniel 302 Clark. Dave 283 Clark, Debbie 112 Clark, Douglas 150, 302 Clark, Elizabeth 128 Clark, Karen 112, 170 Clark. Teresa 128 Clemens, Richard 150, 302 Clifford. Curtis 302 Clingerman, Susan 302 Clough, Dick 116 Cluff, Fred 2B1, 284 Cochran, Jane 141 Cockrell, Barbara 302 Coggins, Charles 302 Cohen, Susan 160 Cole, Jim 325 Coles, Alpha 131, 302 Colish, Nathan 302 Collester, Pat 119, 141 Collier, Cheryl 122 Collier, James 302 Collins, George 130 Collins. Ray 302 Conard, Claudia 166 Conaway, Brent 137 Conaway. Claudia 166 Congrove, Jack 130 Conley. Dick 280 Conlon, Carol 157 Conn, Roger 302 Conner, Bev 12B Conners, Bob 129 Conrad, Lawrence 126. 152, 302 Conrad, Pamela 302 Conrad, Wendy 152, 172. 302 Conover, Cheryl 143, 302 Cook. Chuck 325 Cook, Jane 119, 141 Cook, Linda 302 Cook, Marcia 302 Cook. Marilyn 118, 141 Cook, Tiff 282, 325 Cooke. Carole 141 Cookingham, Carol 112, 102 Coon, Dave 302 Coon, Larry 281 Cooper, Brad 109. 147 Cooperrider, Donna 128 Corbett, Dave 282 Corbin, Charles 302 Corcoran. Gary 302 Cormany, Richard 140, 302 Correll, Suzanne 302 Corsline, George 154 Couch. Sally 302 Coulter. Paula 119 Couper, Sue 302 Couvaris, Carol 113 Covert, Gary 302 Covert. Sherry 141 Cowles, Pat 136 Cox, Shari 142 Craddock. James 151 Craig, Charlita 302 Craighead, Sandy 124, 142 Cranston, Tom 283 Crawford, Marty 136 Crawford, Richard 302 Crawford, Roger 302 Creekmore. Tom 137 Crissinger, Don 129 Crist, Carol 128 Crittenden, Ray 280 Crook, Emma 302 Crow, Donna 120 Crow, Frederick 302 Crow, Jacquelyn 123 Croy, Doug 302 Crumrine, Barbara 302 Cucculelli, William 150 Culler, Philip 302 Culp, William 133, 302 Cunningham, Kay 302 Cunningham, Maxine 302 Cunningham, Norm 130, 154 Curl, Martha 302 Curie, Phyllis 302 Curley, Candy 110 Curlis, Connie 302 Cusma, Jeri 114, 302 Cusma, John 302 Daggett, Melinda 302 Dahm, Diane 177 Dalton. Ralph 284 Damschroder, Annette 137 Daniel, Rosalyn 157 Daniels, Gail 166 Daniels. Larry Dean 302 Daniels, Michael 130 Danka, David 122 Dankoff, Sile 160 D ' Angeleo, Ed 158 Dannis, Margaret A. 302 Darnell, Alan 280 Darrow, MaryLou 302 Darwin, Dorothy 302 Daubert, Norma Lee 302 Davenport, Mary Ann 122 Davidson, Richard 164, 302 Davies. John 129 Davis, J. 152 Davis, Jeff 129 Davis, John 280 Davis, Lynn 302 Davis, Mark 130 Dawson, James 302 Dawson, Jean 302 Dawson, jerry 285, 302 Dawson, Ken 129 Day, Donald R. 302 Day, Mike 130 Deaner, Frank 147 DeChant, Sharon 121 Decker, Jane 99, 146 Dean, Joe 280 Dean, Thomas 133, 164. 302 Deaner, Frank 138, 155, 302 Deasy. Thomas L. 302 DeBuselle, Gigi 302 Decker, Jane 302 Decker. Triena 302 Dedeon, Conroy 280 DeDonato, Dee 302 Deever, Dave 290 DeGennaro, Dennis 284 Degoff. Carol 166 Deia, Donald 303 Delehaunty. Diane 303 DeLucca, Ron 280 Demas, Aspasia 302 Demmon, Debbie 107 Dender, Denny 280 Dendorfer, Michael 303 Dengel, Susan 303 Dennis, Martha 303 DePompei 303 DePonpei, Pasqua 151 Depugh, Larry 303 DeSatnik, Larry 162 Detmers, Cindy 303 Dettrich, Ronald 117 Deutchman, H. 152 DeVinney. Bill 116. 133, 146, 155 DeVere, Linda 303 DeWalt, John 280 Dewey, John 129 Dhonau, Ginney 120 Dick, Nathan 303 Dickerson, Linda 303 Dickinson. Sally 303 Dickson, Patricia 303 Diedrichs, Julie 139 Diehl, Charlene 303 Dieterich, Kenneth 303 Dietrich, Mike 129 Dillard, Paula 170 Dilillo, Margaret 303 Dillon, Ton 303 Dingil, Susan 120 Diskinson, Tim 290 Dixon, Bob 284 Dixon, Michael 303 Dixon, Robert 303 Doak, Larry 129 Dodd, Georgia 303 Dodge, Debby 111 Dominik, Jurgen 303 Dominish, Stephen 303 Donnelly, Linda 119, 120, 141 Dool, Carl 126, 129, 303 Dore, Bill 130 Dorman, Charles 303 Dorna, James 303 Dorr, Faith 120, 122, 303 Doughty, Joann 120 Douglas, Bill 130 Douglas, Tom 147 Downes. Robert 304 Downey, Alex 283 Downey, Ronald 304 Downing, William 303 Doyle, Rita 304 Drake, Beth 304 Dregalla, Jan 166, 172 Dreier, Kenneth 304 Dren, Karen 166, 172 Drobnick, Kenneth 304 Drost, Chicky 160 DuBois, William 98, 125, 304 DeFeu, Roger 304 Duffy, Charles 304 Duncan, Dick 284 Duncan, Judy 115, 143, 304 Earith, Eilleen 146 Early, Dianna 177 Early, J. David 164 Eboda, Julius 304 Edge. James 304 Edmands, Elaine 160 Edwards. John 280, 304 Edwards, Tom 146 Edwards. William 130 Egan, C. Randall 174, 304 Ehrler, Joseph 304 Eicher, George 304 Eicher, Richard 130 Ekers, M. Jean 304 Ellifritz, Timothy 304 Elliot, Andrew 304 Ellis, Jim 129 Ellis, Roger 126, 304 Elswick, William 147, 304 Ellsworth, Phyllis 119, 141 English, William 304 Enlow, John 304 Ensighn, Karen 112 Epstein, Toni 160, 304 Erisman, G. Michael 304 Eskowitz, Alan 100 Esselman, Douglas 304 Evans, Clarence 121 Evans, Dave 129 Evans, James 304 Evanson, Kathleen 304 Ewalt. Kathy 304 Ewell, Bernard 304 Ewing, Joan 304 Eyestone, Dennis 178 Eyler, Karen 155 f Fagan, Douglas 304 Fairfield, Sue 128 Farago. Helen 120, 304 Farguer, Jim 284 Farrell. Kathy 128 Fast. Robert Jeffery 152 Fatica, William 304 Faucett, Susan 304 Faust, Dana 304 Fawcett, Jim 130 Fawcett. Susan 138 Fay, Bill 139, 145 Feehrer. Hattie 304 Feich, Carol 128 Feit, Arlene 160 Fenstermake, Jacqueline 304 Fergergon, James 159, 304 Fergerson, Jane 304 Ferman, Richard 304 Ferrell, Steve 178 Ferry, Peter 152 Fessel, Richard 304 Fetchko, Susan 304 Fick, Charles 304 Fieldhouse, Richard 304 Figlarz, Felicia 160 Finch, Clifton 130 Findley, Jo Ann 304 Finfiock, Marjorie 304 Finlow, Tamara 304 Fisher. Bob 130 Fisher, Bonnie 304 Fisher, Richard 132 Fisher, Arthur 132 Fisher, Donna 114 Fisher. Helena 304 Fisher, Joy 141, 304 Fisher, Kathi 166 Fisher, Marie 128 Fisher, Sara 128 Fitzpatrick, Mary Ann 114 Fixx, David 304 Flacks, Frank 162 Flaler, Martha 304 Flamang, John 117, 304 Flammang, Martha 119. 136 Flawer, George 158 Fleishmann, Monica 160 Flemming, Jim 160 Fletcher. Donald 130 Fletcher, Edward 304 Flugge. Rita 137 Flynn. Les 158 Foderaro. Barb 120, 305 Fogt, John 305 Folger. Malenia 115, 116, 155 Fontel. Carolyn 173 Forchenone, Giovanni 164, 305 Ford, Jerry 176 Forni, Nancy 305 Fornaglio, Sam 280 Forythe, Russ 280 Fortney, Bryon 152 Foster, Barbara 305 Foster, Ingrid 131 Foster, John 305 Foth, Marsha 166, 177 Founels, Laura 141 Fouty, Lonnie 133 Fouss, Diane 305 Fowler, Debbie 166 Fowldes, Kenneth 305 Fox, June 170 Fox, Laura 141 Fracht, Ron 174 Fraile, Delores 305 Frak, Judith 305 Framel. Sally 172 Francis, Holly 305 Frank, Larry 117 Frantz, Charles 129 Franzalino, Joan 305 Fraser, Bob 158 Freapman, Alene 160 Frear, C. Larry 305 Frederick, Nancy 305 Frederick. William 305 Freedman, Barbara 305 Freedman, Jo L. 305 Freeman, Sharon 305 Freeze, Carolyn 305 Frese, Sandy 114 Fretthold, Susan 143, 306 Frey, Jim 130 Frey, Mike 306 Frick, John 280 Friedman, Barb 160 Friedman, Beverly 306 Friedman, Carol 160 Friedman, Cheryl 160 Friend, Alexa 131 Friend, Cathy 142 Fries, Linda 306 Frisch, Paul 151, 306 Frost, Stu 325 Frutkin, Harvey 306 Fulks, Charles 136, 306 Fuller. Allen 156 Fuller, Christine 166 Fuller, Susan 306 Fullerton, Vivian 306 Fulton, James 306 Funk. Natalie 141 Fyffe, Steven 154. 155 g Gaeke, Ralph 130 Gale, Dave 162 Gallagher, Linda 119 Gallatin, Randy 130 Garard, Susan 143, 306 Garby, Ronald 151 Gardin. Beth 160 Gardner, Annette 157 Gardner, Kathy 157 Gam, Pam 102 Garofalo, Joanne 306 Garraway, Bruce 146 Garrison, Vivian 177 Garroway, Bruce 146 Garvey, Jan 136 Gatchell, Don 130 Gaylord, Bob 130 Gearhart, Larry 137 Gedeon. John 158 Geiger. Will 121 Gentile, Mary Jean 306 Gentile, Victoria 128. 306 Gentry. Janice 131 Gerds, A. A. 127 Germana, Chuck 176 Gerstenmaier, Kenneth 286, 306 Gianell, Joe 283 Gibbs, Greg 110 Gibelman, Margie 160 Gibson, Fred 284 Gibson, James 306 Gifford, Bob 130 Gilbert, Priscilla 120 Gilders, Fletcher 286 Gill, Brenda 153, 306 Gillam, James 130 Gillespie, Jim 280 Gillespie, Kitty 114 Gillette, P. 152 Gillich, Lou 107, 147 Gilliland, M. 152 Gilliotti, T. 163 Gillis, Dave 325 Gillogly, Paula 119, 141 Gilmore, Grace 131 Ginnery. William 129 Girves, Parie Robert 306 Givler, Susan 141 Glaser, Irv 306 Glascow, Anita 306 Glauser, Martha 141 Glauser, Sharon 160 Gleason, Kathryn 307 Gleen. Douglas 307 Glenk. Barbara 145 Glick, Robert 162 Godic, Nancy 177 Gold, Stephen 136, 159, 307 Goldberg, Andi 115 Goldstein. Bob 164 Goldstein, Charles 164, 307 Goldstein, Shelley 131 Goldstein, Susan 160. 307 Goodman, J. 283 Gorby, Ronald 307 Gordon, D. 152 Gordon, Lydia 120 Gordon, Marcia 115, 307 Gordon, Nanette 131 Gorman, Alex 121 Gorsline, George 155 Gossard, Paulette 142, 307 Grabiel. Floyd 129 Granger. Stephen 148, 307 Grant, Dennis 307 Graves, Curt 158 Gray, Patrick 153 Grealis, William 307 Greeley, Marianne 307 Green, Tom 123, 139 Greenert, Barbara 120 Greenfield, Harry 286, 307 Greenfield, John 151 Greenslade, Chuck 170 Gregor, Nancy 307 Gregory, Jim 150 Grier, Jim 285 Griffin, Mary 122 Griffin, Sandy 173 Griffith, Glenn 307 Griffith, Paul 185, 307 Grimm, Tracie 119. 141 Grogan. Kathleen 307 Grombacher, Raymond 307 Grossman. Jeff 162 Grove. Herbert 144, 148 Groves, Jerry 281 Grow, Gary 289 Guarino, Dick 285 Guecke. Garay 290 Guenther, Gerald 127, 126, 129, 307 Guerell, Howie 325 Guinther, Barb 120 Guinther, Linda 307 Gumz, Jane 143, 307 Gunsorell, Robert 307 Gustafson, Donna 307 Gustafson, Robert 129, 307 Gusteson, R. H. 126, 138 Haas, Stephen 307 Habart, Joyce 108 Hadley, Phil 158 Hageman. Diana 307 Hairston. Jeannie 111 Hale, Cliff 108. 307 Hale. Sally 307 Haley, Dianne 307 Haley, Kathryn 307 Hall, Doris 307 Hallerd, Nancy 307 Halley, J. 163, 172 Hamilton, Diane 119, 136, 157 Hamilton, Russ 126, 138, 281, 307 Hamm, Mike 289 Hamman, Raymond 151 Hammond, Billee 307 Hammond. Mike 281 Hampson, Harry 307 Hamvlak, Bo 283 Handley, Mary Sue 131 Hanna, Carole 119, 141 Hansen, Brian 117 Hansen, William 148, 307 Hanson, Victoria 307 Hanus, Donna 131 Hapner, John 307 Hara, Edward 307 Hara, Sally 307 Haravay, Joel 286, 307 Hardgrove, James 307 Harding, Robert 307 Harkins, Bill 158, 283, 284 Harkins, Carlene 166 Harmon, Karen 307 Harper, Gary 307 Harrey, Carol 307 Harris, Richard 148 Harris, Ron 307 Harrison, Janet 153 Harrison, Walter 100. 105, 125 Harrod, Jeanne 120, 122 Hart, Al 280 Hart, Carol 307 Hart, Sharon 166 Hartman, Judy 128 Hartman. Sheldon 98, 307 Hartsough. Kathy 123 Hassa. Patricia 143, 307 Hassel, Carole 131, 170 Hassel, Lou 129 Hastings, Phyllis 114 Hatcher, Marshall 281 Haubert, Harry 307 Hauger. Terry 147, 158 Havelka, Tom 119, 123, 145 Hawkins, Francis 307 Hawkins, Mary 143 Hay. Donald 129. 307 Hay, Susan 307 Hayes, Dick 117 Haynes, Cam 166 Heacock, Carolyn 141 Headley, Marty 118, 119 Hecht. Holly 128 Heddleston, Richard 307 Hedges, Ronald 148. 307 Hefflfinger, Cliff 280 Heidrick, Carol 120 Heil, Linda 307 Heim, Gail 114 Heinrich, Laurel 307 Held, Carol 307 Held, Pete 283 Helena, C. C. 132 Helfrich. Paul 307 Heller, Vicki 160 Helman. Andy 146 Helmink. James 307 Helwagon, Bruce 290 Hempstead, John 154 Hendershot, Jim 281 Henderson, Nancy 308 Henderson, Robert 150. 308 Henderson, Susan 137 Hendrick, Sandra 308 Henry, Steve 117 Henry. Tom 308 Hensley, Carol 308 Herald, Elaine 153 Hergesell, Karen 166 Herman, Barb 160 Herman. Joyce 120 Herman, Terry 124 Herre, H. Phil 308 Herrmann, John 164, 30B Herwald, Gary 162 Herzer, Chuck 178 Herzer, Kay 116 Hess, Bill 280 Hess, Cynthia 131 Hess, Larry 130 Hetch, Courtney 128 Hetzel, Judy 308 Higgins, Brenda 102 High, Linda 142 Highland, Sandy 308 Hilborn, Sharon 112 Hill, Deborah 111 Hill, Sandra 138, 308 Himebaugh, Eric 308 Himmelspach, Amy 308 Hines, Joyce 308 Hines, Patricia 308 Hines. Sue 164, 120 Hinkle, Carolyn 122, 123, 145 Hinkle. Larry 289 Hittepole, Ginny 141 Hixon, Paul 119 H ' Levreaus, Mike 282 Ho. Vincent Hobbs, Terry 132 Hochsterhl, Jane 172 Hock, Dick 130 Hoddick, Kent 140, 150, 308 Hoek, Lane 152. 308 Hoff. Carolyn 141 Hoffberg, Norm 162 Hoffman, Elliot 162 Hoffman, Jeffrey 308 Hiffman, Karen 308 Hoffman, William 154, 308 Hogan, Terry 131. 142 Hoge, Kathleen Anne 156 Hogue, Steve 158 Holden, James 150, 164, 308 Holden. Peggy 309 Hollabough. Mary 131 Holland, Ellis 117, 309 Hollinger. Janet 119, 141 Hollis. Patrick 150 Holloran, Jim 280 Holman, Pamela 309 Holmes, Cathy 112 Holmes, Leslie 309 Holmes, Stephanie 112, 170 Homer, Polly 309 Homovec, Dick 325 Honsa, Doris 131, 309 Hoon, James 309 Horan, Dennis 99 Horner, Susan 116 Horrigan, Joe 178 Hortin, L. J. 147 Hosier, Roger 285 Hostasa, John 309 Hostetler, Cheryl 309 Hosteller, Rodney 151, 309 Houghkerk, Carol 107 Houmard, Bob 280 Houmard, Vicki 116 Houk, Keith 309 House, Barbara 120, 309 House, Merlin 154, 155 Howe, Dave 117 Howe. Jeff 117 Howe, Jerry 117, 151, 309 Howison, Terry 130, 284 Howland, Marilyn 116 Howland, Natalie 116 Hubbard, Bob 270 Hughes, Carol 123 Hughes. Jonathon 308 Hughes, Keith 309 Hughes, Michael 309 Hughes, Suzanne 309 Humphreys, Philip 309 Hunt, James 133, 174, 309 Hunter, Dianne 128 Huntsman, Stan 285 Huntwork. Kathy 142, 309 Hriz, Andy 325 Husemann. Jean 309 Hyrnkiewich, Pete 283 Hysell, Bill 121 Iacofano, Tony 130 Iannarelli, John 309 Ickes, Sandy 111 Iliff, Pamela 101, 309 Imhoff, Lois 128, 309 Ims, Chris 123, 124 Incze, Ildiko 309 Ingham. Roger 309 Iseman, Steve 154, 155 Isler, Al 284 Itein, Daniel 309 Jacks, Elizabeth 131 Jackson, Kenneth 309 Jackson, Pamela 309 Jackson, Robert 280 Jacobs, Regina 309 Jacobson, John 325 Jacobson, Sandra 309 Jacot, David 219 Jalickee. Jeanne 309 James, Carol 309 James, Dave 147 Jamieson, Barb 128 Jamieson, Carol 309 Jankowski, Frank 154 Jarvis, William 309 Jasper, Jeff 133 Jaubson, Kristine 309 Jayant, Jani 148, 309 Jeffers, Sue 309 Jeffeus, Dennis 309 Jeffries, William 309 Jenkins, Lewis 309 Jenkins, Linda 309 Jenne, Judy 100, 108 Jepson, Gib 280 Jerpbak, Bonnie 114 Jerson, Jeri 280 Jeskey, Frances 309 Johns. Bruce 309 Johnson, Bernard 309 Johnson, Dana 170 Johnson, Jeffrey L. 129. 309 Johnson. Jeffrey 309 Johnson. Keith 309 Johnson, Lynn 309 Johnson, Michael 309 Johnson. P. 163 Johnson, Theresa 309 Johnston, Constance 309 Jones, Allan 133, 309 Jones, Cindy 113, 309 Jones, Dennis 130 Jones, Elizabeth 120 Jones, Jennifer 309 Jones, Judith 309 Jones, Lawrence 174, 310 Jones, Margaret 126, 138, 146, 310 Jones, Paulie 120 Jordan, Eugene 132 Joseph, Sandi 160 Juergens, Lynne 310 Julian, Ross 310 Justice, Greg 178 Kachline. John 148. 310 Kaczmar, Stan 310 Kaercher. James 310 Kademenos, Victor 164. 310 Kajula, Mark 280 Kallay. Michael 310 Kantner, David 310 Kappeler, Jack 310 Kappes. Robert 280 Kapusta, Jerry 310 Karich. Rudolph 310 Karr, Cheryl 310 Kasler, Debbie 141 Kason, Donald 310 Kass, Mark 174 Kates, Ken 325 Katz. Chester 310 Katz, Jeanne 112 Katz, Judy 160 Katz, Marc 115 Kearnery. James 310 Keck, Dave 176 Keefer, Jim 290 Keenan, Constance 310 Keesey. John 121, 122, 123, 188 Kegg, Linda 170, 310 Keith, Michael 170 Keller, Cheryl 119 Keller, Kathy 125 Keller, Linda 128 Keller, Robert 130 Kelley, Jane 310 Kelly, John 286 Kelsky, Burton 310 Kelso Mary Ann 142 Kelty, Tom 174 Kendall, H. B. 148 Kennedy, George 118 Kennedy. Mike 130 Kenney, Audrey 310 Kent, Robert 284 Kenwell, John 310 Keogh, Kathryn 310 Kepperley. John 123 Ker, Bruce 117 Kerbs. Vicki 122, 123, 145 Kerch. Jeannette 310 Kerler, R. 283 Kern, JoAnn 310 Kersker, William 133, 310 Kiggin, Michael 310 Kincaid, James 178 King, Ann 136, 141 King, Richard 310 King, Robert 111 Kinnear, Keith 310 Kinney, Allen 310 Kinsel, Tom 130 Kinter, Marnice 131 Kirk, Jeanne 101 Kirk. Jim 144, 147 Kirk, Larry 310 Korkbride, Vern 164 Kistler, Mary Sue 111 Kitchen, James 310 Kleber, Candy 111 Klenovic, Mat 310 Klinck, Patricia 310 Kline, Bruce 310 Kline, Elwood 310 Klinger, Joan 177 Klutarich, Nick 310 Knoch, Rick 140 Knoch, Yvonne 142 Knoke, William 310 Knox, Tom 147 Kohler. James 310 Kohler, Jerry 310 Kolibar, Barbara 310 Kolisnyk, Suzanne 310 Koller, Jeanne 166 Kollias, Harry 282 Komoroski, Stanley 132 Konko, Rina 128 Korell. Kathleen 310 Korogianos, Tony 283 Kostohryz, John 280 Korris, Betty 113, 123 Kovach, Paulie 166, 172 Kovacs, Stephen 132 Kowalczyk, Robert 310 Kozak, Joseph 310 Kozel, Frank 310 Kraeuter, Roberta 119, 120, 122, 123, 141, 310 Kraly, John 170, 310 Kramer, Arthur 148, 310 Kratzert, Keith 129 Krause, Janet 310 Kravitz, Sally 310 Krawczyk. Richard 151, 310 Kremmydas, Alexander 144 Kreng, Viridet 151, 311 Krider, William 129, 178 Krisher, Linda 120, 141, 311 Krizek. Donna 120, 163 Kroner, Barbara 115 Kronholtz, June 108 Krueger, Jackie 166, 172 Krueger, Neil 286 Kruest, Doug 154, 155 Krupp. Janet 110, 166, 172 Kruse, Loretta 311 Kubinski, David 311 Keuber, Robert 123 Kuehn, Tom 137, 150 Kuhnell, Roy 311 Kumze, Kin 141 Kuo, Peter 311 Kuperberg, Judith 311 Kurash, Becki 139 Kurtz, JoAnn 311 Kurtz, Karen 164, 311 Kuwatch, Wendall 311 1 La Beau, Michael 280, 311 Labig, James 311 Laderach, Dale 155 Lai-Chuen Tsang, Irene 153 Lakanen, Pauline 311 Lally, Kathleen 311 Lambert, William 150 Lamm, Barbara 311 Lamolli, Joe 158 Landau, Janet 160 Langley, Douglas 311 Lanich. Patti 311 Lapidus, Bob 115 Larabee, Dennis 285 Lasner, Roberta 311 Lau. Lorna 311 Lauer, Dave 152 Laurent, Jack 289 Lausche. Phyllis 311 Lawson, Constance 131, 312 Lawson, Marianne 114 Lawson, Scott 312 Laziman, Kay 312 Lea, Joanne 172 Leatherman. Jean 312 Lebrecht. Sandi 160, 312 Ledenican, Allan 312 Leder. Robert 147 Lee, John 312 Lee, Sharon 166 Leever, Randy 170 Le Fevre, David 312 Leopold, Joann 312 Leslie, Ron 129 Lessick, Janice 114 Lessick, Nicholas 312 Lester, Barbara 312 Leung, William 153 Le Veck, Dave 280 Levero, Jim 284, 312 Levi, Exekoye 144 Levine, Donna 138, 160, 312 Levine, Paul 312 Levinson, Sandi 160 Levitt, Lawrence 150, 312 Levitz. Bill 325 Levline, Bob 137 Lewis, Diana 122 Lewis, James 174 Lewis, Ray 152, 176 Lewis, R. E. 163 Lewis, Richard 137 Lichko, G. 152 Lieberth, Edward 158, 312 Lietwiler, Jane 177 Likavec, Rosemary 166 Lilley, Connie 312 Limbert, Dale 312 Linck, Keith 126, 132 Lind, Samuel 312 Lindheim, Jean 312 Lindley, Linda 115, 123 Lindsey, Edgar 164, 312 Lineback, Charles 312 Linger, Andrew 312 Link, Richard 312 Linns, Charles 130 Lipstra, Sharon 312 Litchko, Jim 112 Litman, Ross 123 Livesay, Jesse 174, 312 Lohr, Virginia 312 Lombardo, William 312 London, Michelle 160 Long. Dee 112 Long. Paul 312 Longworth, Pat 177 Looney, Maureena 312 Lopeman, Carl 312 Lorencz, Katy 142 Lovelady, Dave 282 Lovett, Marcia 139 Loving, Karen 312 Lowell, Cary 158 Lowry, Lynn 312 Luccioni, Anita 124, 162 Luckey, George 312 Lund, John 312 Lundblad, Steve 312 Lupton, William 312 Luth, Laura 312 Luthy, Cynthia 120, 312 Lutz, Don 325 Lunn, Donald 140. 312 Lynn, G. 127 Lyons. Wash 280 m MacDonald, Margaret 313 Mace, Stanley A. 313 Mackin, Janet Ellen 128, 313 Mackin, Patricia 177, 313 Madden, Dennis 313 Magee, Nancy 111 Mahaffey, Robert 284 Mahany, Priscilla 313 Mahutas, Lubo 153 Mahon, Lori 114 Mahon, Roger 151 Maiean, Sara 313 Maier, Thomas 129 Maimone, Janet 160 Main, Deborah 313 Maish, Trudi 142 Maiser, Gary 150 Malley, Robert 313 Maloris, Jill 116, 166 Manatt, Jim 112 Manburg. Marc 313 Mancini, Kathy 142 Manfredi, Richard 313 Mangus, Diane 177, 313 Mankelow, Paul 313 Mann, Doris 141 Manor, Robert 130 Marburger, Joyce 166 Marlow, Ann 126, 136 Marini, Richard 152, 313 Mark, Richard 313 Marks, Helen 166 Marker. Holley 313 Mardowitz. Martin 100 Marriott, Nancy 313 Marsden, Phillip 135 Marsh, John 313 Marshall, Ted 313 Matrene. Steve 314 Martin, Betty 314 Martin, Jill 166 Martin, Lawrence 314 Martin, Phyllis 314 Martin, Richard 117, 145 Martin, Robert 314 Martindale, Cathy 108, 136 Marling, Rodger 138, 144, 147. 151. 314 Maruna. Thomas 314 Masing, Ruth 120, 122 Mason, Cheryl 120 Mason, Milton 117 Mason, Patricia 120 Mast, Raymond 314 Mastauko, Robert 285 Mater, John 314 Matheny. John 314 Mathis, Wendy 166 Matthews, Alan 151. 154. 155, 314 Matuska. Michael 314 Maupin, Jay 280 Maurushat, Holly 314 Maxson, Eugene 130 Maxson, Stanley 130 Maxwell, Jerry 314 Mayer, Joseph 130 Maylor. David 121 McAllister, Paul 312 McArthur, Janeen 166 McCafferty, Karen 312 McCalla, Kerry 122 McCament, Dean 313 McCarty, James 130 McClarian, Jack 285 McCleary, Barbara 312 McClintock, Mark 281 McConaugha. Wileen 160 McClure, Cathy 112 McClure, Sandy 142 McComb, John 283 McCone, William 312 McConkey, Thomas 312 McConnell, Jerry 284. 312 McCoy, Nancy 141 McCracken, Judith 312 McCrossan, Bonnie 312 McCulIough, Carol 312 McCune. William 152 McCurcheon, Robert 289, 170 McDermott, Ronald 312 McDonald, Jackie 128 McDonald, John 130 McDonald, Robert 312 McElfresh, Bruce 105 McFadden. Carol 312 McFee, Franklin 148, 312 McGelt, Charles 312 McGreevy. Margaret 313 McGregor, Jim 284 Mcintosh, Karen 313 Mcintosh, Robert 133 Mclnturf. James 313 McKay, Sandra 313 McKee, Gerald 281 McKeever. Benjamin 313 McKenna, Sue 166 McKinley, Cheryl Ann 313 McKinney, Malcolm 313 McKenzie, Greg 280 McKenstry, William 313 McLaughlin, James 116, 122 McLeod, James 313 McMillian, William 289 McPherson, Bruce 130 McReynolds, James 132 McQueen, William 129 McWilliams, Thomas 130 Meachan, Richard 150, 314 Mease, John 314 Meckbarh, Janeen 111 Medealf, Maureen 119 Mechan, Richard 314 Mehan, Thomas 314 Meilander, Leslie 314 Meissner, James 164 Meisterheim, Jan 314 Melik, John 158 Melton, Ann 314 Mentges, Carol 172 Merchant. Larry 284, 314 Merctch, Fred 158 Keredith, Karen 314 Merrell, J. 158, 283 Merritt, Evangeline 120 Merritt. Richard 286 Merschat, Walter 314 Metzger, Carole 314 Meyer, Gordon 117, 314 Meyers. Pat 280 Miattingly. Carol 166 Michael, Myra 314 Mieham, R. 163. 314 Miehl, Milly Jane 314 Mielander, Leslie 164 Mihelic, James 314 Mikolayski, Gloria 314 Miles, Steven 314 Miles, Tina 128 Miller, Carolyn 131, 166, 172, 314 Miller, Cathy 136 Miller, Charles 314 Miller. David 314 Miller, Donald 137 Miller, Duane 314 Miller, Elizabeth 142 Miller, Janet 314 Miller, John 2B5 Miller, Lance 314 Miller. Larry 314 Miller. Marilyn 166 Miller, Martin 140 Miller, Nancy 166 Miller, Ned 314 Miller, Neil 125, 158 Miller, Peggy 314 Miller, Rebecca 166 Miller. Robert 144. 147, 151, 314 Miller, Suzy 131 Miller, Vic 130 Millican, Rosemarie 314 Milligan. Sharyn 314 Milner, Betty 314 Mines, Sue 164 Mintz, Errol 314 Mirow. Deena 106, 139 Mirviss, Jacob 113 Miska, Michael 314 Miskewcz, Thor 283, 280 Mitchell, David 314 Mitchell, Jack 139, 145 Miltman, Leslie 314 Mohnacky, Andrew 314 Morder, Linda 314 Mondini, Patricia 138. 314 Montague, Charles 147 Monty, Chester 314 Moon, E. Glen 152 Moore, Cheri 177 Moore, Ginnie 173 Moore, Jane 314 Moore, Janice 314 Moore, Molly 314 Moore, Richard 314 Moorehead, Tim 129 Moran, Weston 314 Morella, RoseAnn 102 Morgan, Dennis 129 Morgan, Frank 280, 281 Morlock, Linda 177. 315 Morman, SueAnn 315 Morman, Peter 315 Morr, F. 163 Morris. James 109, 147, 315 Morrison, Maryjane 315 Morten. Don 179, 315 Mortenson, R. Stan 315 Moder. Barbara 115 Moskowitz, Hyla 315 Moss, Herb 109, 147. 155. 164 Mossbarger. Ann 119. 140 Mossman, Sallie 141 Motznike, Linda 166 Mouland, Jackson 315 Mowry, Barbara 315 Mueller, David 280 Mueller, Mary 315 Mullane, Janet 315 Mulrain, Carol 315 Mulzner, Peggy 119 Mumm, Marcia 315 Murphy, Brian 315 Murphy, Charles 315 Murphy, Cynthia 120, 315 Murphy, Joanne 112 Murphy. John 130 Murphy, Tim 284 Murphy, William 284 Murray, Lynn 315 Murray, B. 151 Murray, Carol 315 Murray, Martha 315 Murray, Robert 144, 147 Mury, Morris 315 Myers, Ann 315 Myler, Jill 131, 141 Mysse, Sandra 315 n Narvy, Alan 315 Natorp, William Kenneth 315 Navid, Jane 160 Nees, Karen 170 Neff, Karen 177 Neff, Michael 315 Nelson, Dick 286 Nemeth, Larry 315 Nevard, Don 174 Newberry, Sugar 142 Newhart, Merry 315 Newsone, Kenneth 130 Newton, Nancy 315 Newton, Niki 315 Newton, Norm 315 Nichols, Susan 315 Nickels, Bill 162 Niklaus, Dawn 315 Nilman, Fred 325 Nixon, Joy 315 Nolan, David 148 Nordstrom. Jim 290 Northrup, Christopher 315 Nuerge, Jerry 282. 315. 325 Nunlist, Marshall 315 Nutchel. Mark 325 Nye, Kenyon 315 Nygren, Mary Margaret 315 O Oberlin, Barb 315 Oberschlake. Sandy 126 Obloy, Rita 315 Oblak, Frank 315 O ' Callagan, Corky 158 O ' Callaghan, Bill 285 Oddo, Alfred 153 O ' Dwyer, Wayne 130 Ogle. John 315 O ' Grady, James 315 Ohtani, Margo 315 Okwoche, Oga 153 Olds, Richard 315 Oloke, Lot 153 Onyango, Jonathon 153 Oris, Mike 162 Orosz, Becky 146 Orth. Chris 112 Osborne, Diane 128 Osborne, Jane 315 Osicka, Dick 285 Osuath. Evelyn 315 Oswalt, Marsha 119, 315 Ott, Betsy 99, 146, 315 Otto, Carl 315 Overstreet, Everett 315 Owsley, Josh 137 Owston, Richard 315 Oxley, Stephan 315 Oyer, Kathy 142 Pace, Geoffrey 121 Page, Clarence 108 Palanci, John 174 Palda, Jim 121 Paler. Jim 325 Palmer, Andy 325 Palmer. W. G. 127 Panko. Garole 13B, 316 Pape, Roger 285 Parikh, Lalitkumar 148, 153, 310 Park, William 316 Parker, Joe 121 Parker, Nora 316 Parker, Vivian 316 Parker, Willis 146, 316 Parkhill, Dick 281. 316 Parobek, David 130 Parsons, Diana 316 Parsons, Patricia 316 Paschal, Harold 144, 147 Pasterniak. Robert 316 Pataki, Bill 280 Patterson, Dave 99 Patton, Jim 281 Patton, Rennee 310 Paul. Jack 158 Paulson, W. Christine 316 Pavlosky, Ron 174 Pawson. Susue 120, 122. 170, 316 Payne, James 160 Payne, Jerry 150 Pazder. Rick 178 Peach, Kathleen 316 Peak, Ken 316 Pearce, Jack 176 Pearson, David 316 Pearston, Judy 316 Pechak, Barry 117 Pecora. Sue 99 Peden, Evelyn 114 Peebles, Mark 137 Peiter, Linda 137 Peltier, Janet 316 Penn, Tim 280 Pennock, R. David 316 Penrod. Kathleen 316 Perch, Danny 130, 133 Perduyn, Paula 316 Perkins, Nancy 173 Perlman, Jayne 160 Perlman, John 130, 163 Perrigo, Michael 316 Perrone, Diane 316 Perry. Connie 128, 316 Perry, Janet 118 Persensky, Steve 162 Pesin. Richard 106, 126, 136, 133, 147, 316 Peterman, Carol 316 Peterman, Mary 316 Peterman, Jim 174 Peters, Frank 260 Peters, Tom 165 Peterson, Bob 290 Peterson, Jayne 142 Peterson, Judy 141 Peterson, P. L. 121, 138 Petrick, John 316 Petrone, John 126, 133 Pfeifer, Kathy 111 Phelps, Don 325 Phillips. Carol 316 Phillips, Cecelia 115 Phillips, Mary 316 Phillips, Pamela 316 Philomena, John 316 Phipps, Delores 115 Phoenix, Don 130 Photios. Photiades 316 Pichler, Eileen 316 Pieratt, Edward 316, 104 Pierce, Robert 151, 316 Piester, R. 152 Pincombe, Cheryl 166 Pinkney, John 150 Pintaric. Daniel 316 Piotrowski, Joe 130 Pipoly, Marilyn 316 Pirosko, Karen 172 Pittenger, Jerusha 141 Planisek, Edward 316 Plefka, Mary Ann 113 Pleiss, Katherine 316 Pletcher. Lee 165, 316 Plotner, Merle 316 Plyley, Judy 141 Podboy, A. 129 Podracky, Dennis 316 Pohlman. Dave 129 Polen. Jim 280 Polot, Greg 164 Polymeropolous. Notis 283 Pond, Rick 316 Ponder, Carol 131, 166 Porter, J. 152 Porter, Thomas 316 Posten, Wayne 316 Potoksky, Norm Potter, Patricia 316 Powell, Bruce 316 Powell, David 121, 316 Powell. Kathy 316 Powell, Linda 170 Powers, Sue 142 Prather, Christina 141, 102 Pratt, Michael 148, 316 Predmore, Karen 141 Presgrave. Dan 139, 317 Pressman, Cheryl 177 Pressman, Marcia 112 Preston, Dennis 317 Price, James 148 Price, Tom 106, 147 Progant, Robert 317 Prokopovich, Marie 317 Prots, Michael 317 Provance, Judith 317 Proviance, Pennie 317 Protich, B. V. 158 Pullen, Carolyn 119 Rabinowitz. Lois 160 Ramseth, Pamela 316 Randall, Charles 117, 119 Randall, Keith 129 Randall. Ray 286 Randall, Terry 316 Randolph, Jeff 137 Randolph, Roger 316 Raney, James 163 Raub, M. 163 Rauschenberg, Ray 113 Raynor, Gordon 317 Raypole, Richard 137 Rea, Dennis 317 Read. H. C. 127 Reader, James 317 Real. Nora, 153 Reamer, C. William 126, 138, 317 Recht, Sandra 317 Reddington, Martha 317 Reed, Marcia 317 Reed, Steve 117 Rees, Carol 317 Reese, Sandra 317 Reichenbach, Berke 284 Reinhard, Allen 317 Reinicke, William 290 Reiss, Barbara 160 Relford, Gennell 173 Remos, Ed 130 Reno, Robert 129 Rentz, Fred 129 Resch, John 280 Resch, Lucinda 317 Resnik, Alan 317 Rauter, Janet 120 Reynard, Dennis 317 Reynolds, Diana 317 Reysen. Rick 117 Rhamey. Gary 155 Rhoades, Sandra 317 Rhodes, Craig 317 Rhoten, Peter 317 Rice, Beverly 128 Rice, Elizabeth 317 Rice, Judy 112 Rice, Marty 114 Richards. Chris 154 Richardson, John 317 Richey, Frank 280 Ridinger, Ron 317 Riedthaler, Robert 317 Riepenhoff. Ron 118. 119 Rieponhoft. Charles 317 Rigg, Kathy 131 Rigo, H. Gregor 156 Riley, Don 286 Riley, Robert 121 Ripley, Jane 122, 123 Rishel, Judy 136 Ritchason. Patricia 317 Ritt. Charles 317 Robbins. Michael 325 Roberts, Connie 141 Roberts, Jennis 317 Roberts, Louise 163. 317 Roberts, Samuel 317 Roberts, Veda 317 Robinson, Joyce 138, 317 Robinson. Larry 284 Robinson, Peter 317 Robinson, Russell 317 Robinson, Vickie 145 Robison, Dan 290 Robison. Jeff 280 Rick, James 133, 317 Rockhold, Carol 141 Rockwell, Sam 158 Rodacker, P. 283 Rodda. Elizabeth 318 Rodgers, Marilyn 177 Rogenski, Chester 318 Rogers, Ennelyn 318 Rogers, Rony 112 Rohan. Dan 113 Rohr, William 280 Rohrer, Patricia 318 Rokfalusi, J. Mark 101, 318 Roksandic, Daniel 318 Rollman, Jeffrey 318 Rom, Alan 318 Romig, Chip 137 Rompel, Ruth 119 Rose, Clayton 318 Rose, Phil 285 Rosen, Albert 318 Rosenbaum, Clyde 318 Rosenberg, Marian 318 Ross, Claudia 131 Ross, Donald 280 Ross, James 318 Ross, Fill 318 Ross, Margaret 318 Roth, Allen 137, 318 Roth, Beverly 114 Roth. Ronald 318 Roush, Gary 137, 318 Roush, Jennifer 141 Routl, Terry 318 Routt. Charles 112 Routzahn. Marsha 318 Rowan, Sheila 100, 160 Rowe, Bruce 318 Rose, John 127, 281, 318 Rowse, Mary 318 Rubin, Berry 159, 318 Rubin, Ellen 115 Ruday, Robert 111 Rudy, Jane 318 Runkle, Constance 318 Runyan, Dayle 318 Rushforth, Janet 318 Rusnack, George 318 Russel, Beverly 142 Ressell, Diane 136 Russell, Frank 117 Russell, Karen 318 Russell. Kenneth 318 Ruth. Brenda 166, 173 Rutter, Jeanne 318 Rutter. William 129 Ryan, Lynda 318 Ryan, Thomas 152, 290, 318 Ryon, Barb 112 Sabatini, Art 112 Sage, Patricia 318 Sainopulos, Claudia 136 Saling, George 130 Salvant. Carolyn 318 Sams, Bill 286 Sams. Juanita 318 Sandberg, Sally 318 Sanders, Libby 139 Sands, James 117, 119 Santavicca, Pietro 318 Sargent. Gary 283 Sargent. William 318 Sarnovsky, Linda 318 Sams. Steven 318 Saunders, Ronald 318 Saus, Diane 114 Savarda, J. 283 Saylor, Bonnie 141 Saylor, Sandy 131 Scarpa, June 318 Schaefer, Karen 166 Schafer, Harry 121 Schneiderer, Edwin 148, 318 Schenk, Diane 318 Schenz, Jill 141, 318 Scherer, Rob 121, 122, 123 Schiavone, Frank 130 Schiff, Tom 137 Schiller, Ann 318 Schlosser, Karen 318 Schlumbohm, Diane 128 Schmertz. William 318 Schmidt, Debby 112 Schmidt, Susan 318 Schmitt, Janet 166 Schoeder, John 158 Schoonoever, Steve 318 Schory, Nancy 318 Schott, John 318 Schramm, Susanne 318 Schreiber, Elliot 162 Schroeder, Alan 146, 319 Schroeder, Jeff 130 Schrom, John 158, 290 Schubert, William 130 Schuler, Mike 281 Schultz. Fred 319 Schultz, James 152, 319 Schulz, Jean 172 Schuster, Frank 150, 319 Schware, Maxine 122, 319 Schware, Roberta 122 Schwartz, Lars 280 Schwartz, Micky 325 Schwartz, Robert 319 Schweer, Lois 319 Schweid, Robert 112 Scott, David 121 Scott, Julia 131 Scott, Robert 178 Scott. Susan 319 Scriver, Kathy 319 Scurlock. Karen 120 Seagert, Terry 104, 125, 319 Seay, Margaret 118. 119, 142, 319 Sedley, Joel 319 Seidler, William 126 Seiple, Judy 170 Seitz, Maureen 160 Sellers, Jim 119 Selm, Michael 126, 319 Semler, Dawn 319 Serenska, Kathleen 319 Seslow, Bruce 162 Shaffer. Helen 319 Shaner, Mary 319 Sharpe, Thomas 319 Shaw, Christine 142 Shaw, Glen 119, 319 Shaw, Sandy 110 Shaw, Stan 126, 138 Sheets, Fred 130, 176 Shell, Paul 319 Shells, Marianne 319 Shelton, Al 144 Shepcaro, Marc 112 Shephard, Carol 145 Shere, Wayne 178 Sherer. Dawn 381, 319 Sheriff, Ray 137 Sherlock, John 319 Sheward. Richard 319 Shikenjanski, Shirley 120 Shingleton, Jeanne 166, 172 Shipman, Vicki 319 Shively, Nancy 319 Shores, Jerry 163 Shrack, John 165 Shrank. John 319 Shump, John 319 Shunka, Sandra 319 Sidhu, Mohanjit 144, 146 Sidor, George 319 Siefert, Paula 119 Siegel, Lois 166 Siegel, Mitch 162 Siegfried, Steve 130 Sievert, Bill 107 Siggins, Marcia 319 Sila, Sandra 136 Silverman, Paul 319 Simmons, Gary 144, 319 Simmons, Jerry 150, 319 Simmons, Patricia 319 Simon, Diane 319 Simpson, Geraldine 319 Simpson, Tana 319 Sims. Cliff 319 Sims. Dan 280 Sims, Rita 319 Sipes, Louise 319 Sipka, Daniel 129 Siska, Susan 280 Sisson, Diana 119, 141 Sisson, Fred 145 Sisson, Walt 282 Siverts. Sharon 319 Skidmore, Sandra 319 Skinner. Carol 119 Skomrock. Beth 157 Slade. Cynthia 319 Slater, Cheryl 319 Slater, Dave 174 Slater, Lynne 177 Slaybaugh. James 151 Slemmons, Gretchen 319 Slocum, Jay 130 Slosar, Richard 157, 165 Slusher, William 125 Slutz, Joyce 122 Smaldone, Carol 319 Smalley, Nora 319 Smart, Robert 319 Smaltz, Norman 285 Smearsoll, Don 319 Smith, Andrea 319 Smith, Beverly 319 Smith, Carolyn 319 Smith, Cindy 112, 170 Smith, Cora Ann 319 Smith, C. W. 127 Smith, D. 152, 282 Smith, Donna 319 Smith, Elaine 100 Smith. Frederick 130, 319 Smith, Jerry 319 Smith, John 280 Smith, Kathy 141 Smith, Marcia 319 Smith, Nancy 141 Smith, Paula 319 Smith, Richard 130 Smith, Roger 121 Smith, Ronald 319 Smith, Sally 139 Smith, Sandra 319 Smith, Skip 174 Smith, Stephen 320 Smith, Stewart 321 Smith, Susan 320 Smith, Rom 137 Smith, Tracy 139 Smith, Virginia 320 Snevei, John 320 Snively, Vicki 320 Snode, Alan 117 Snyder, Betsy 115 Snyder, Larry 320 Snyder. Kathy 128 Snyder. Mary 320 Snyder, Robert 320 Sobel, Stewart 320 Solfisburg, Susan 320 Somerick, Nancy 126, 138, 146 Somerlot. Criss 280 Somers, Quintin 320 Soroka, Arthue 320 South. Janet 141 Southward, David 320 Southwick, Barbara 320 Spaller, Robert 117, 320 Spaun, Donna 123 Spear. Judy 122 Specht, Tim 286 Speece, Fred 320 Sperry, Susan 141 Spicer. Sue 166 Spires, William 320 Spolrich. Frank 280 Sponsler, Cheryl 320 Spring, Sandra 320 Spuhler. Tracy 138, 146, 320 Spyke, Herbert 320 Squire, Donna 115, 164 Staats, Charles 320 Stach, Noreen 320 Stadtmiller, James 284, 320 Stahl. Sharon 119 Staley, George 129 Stamm. Ken 282 Stanley, Karen 143, 320 Stapulis, Victor 320 Stark, Ellen 320 Starks, Esther 120 Starstedt, Ron 158 Stasse, Andrea 320 Stauffer, Joan 112 St. Clair, John 286 Steele, Margaret 320 Steffens, Robin 280 Stein, Stanley 320 Stein. Stuart 164 Steiner, James 129 Steitz, Charles 320 Stenlund, Gary 285 Stepanik, Lynda 113 Stephen, Ron 137 Stephens, Christopher 320 Stephens, Jack 126, 133 Stephenson, C. B. 152 Stephenson, David 129, 320 Sterritte, Suzi 128 Stevens, Wes 154 Stevenson, Marrill 320 Stewart, Judy 320 Stewart, Michael 154, 155 Stillwell, Robert 320 Stockberger, Carol 141, 320 Stokes. Mike 155 Stone, Michael 320 Stone, Sandra 320 Store, Sue 320 Storer. Cheldon 170 Storey, Edmund 320 Strauss, Ronald 121 Streitenberger, Ken 117, 119 Streitenberger, Vicky 320 Stringer, Roosevelt 320 Strode. Jim 130 Stroemple. Maryann 320 Strom. Joel 100, 111 Strom, Rogert 101, 111 Strube. Virginia 320 Studley, Jack 320 Stumphauzer, Kenneth 320 Sturgill, Jim 170 Sturrett, Linda 320 Stychno.Paul 137 Sudnick, Edward 113 Sullivan, Mark 130 Sunday, Larry 320 Sutton, Carolyn 320 Sutton, Joe 280 Suzuki. Mieko 320 Svec. Marty 320 Swad, Randy 320 Swan. S. 163 Swanson, Jon 130 Swanson. Leslie 120 Swearingen, Jim 284 Sweeney, Richard 320 Sweeney, Virginia 320 Swindell, Phil 280 Switzer, Don 283 Swope, Charles 320 Syracuse, Vetus 320 Szudarec, James 320 Tague, Jan 114 Takacs, Paul 148, 320 Takacs. Sari 320 Taku, Natsuo 153, 170 Talbott, Pat 131 Tarn. Karen 102 Tangy, Fred 320 Taramana, Don 158 Tarantino, Barbara 320 Tatar, Allan 100 Tate, Bryan 158 Taylor, Donna 166 Taylor, Thomas 321 Teeters, Linda 321 Tennant, Dave 283 Tepper. Carol 122 Tesso, James 321 Tetirick, Karen 108 Thorn, Eric 321 Thomas, Darlene 321 Thomas, Gail 110 Thomas, Gary 130 Thomas, John 281 Thomas, Mary Lynn 146 Thomas, Stephanie 321 Thomas, Steve 129 Thompson, Bruce 321 Thompson. Chester 144, 147 Thompson, John 321 Thompson. Mary Anne 321 Thompson, Pamela 119, 141 Thompson, Paulette 321 Thorn. Susan 321 Thurman, Judy Ann 321 Tillman, John 285 Tillotson, Barry 284 Timmester, Terry 137 Tippens. Beth 321 Tiscarnia, Joe 283 Todd, Barbara 321 Todt, Curtis 100 Togo, Merle 321 Tom, Connie 114 Ton, Roger 286 Tong, James 153 Tong. Kenneth 137 Tong, Lian 153 Tonsing, H. David 321 Torrens, David 321 Toth, Margaret 321 Toth, Robert 321 Townsend, Charles 283 Treanor, Jim 129 Trelease, Richard 113 Trun, Eileen 321 Tschudi, Sandy 166 Tucker, Edward 321 Tuckerman, Susan 102 Turner, Doris 321 Turner. Lola 321 Turner, Raymond 321 Tyree, Jim 280 Tyree, Robert 164, 321 u Uhlenhake, Dorothy 120 Ulerebone. Elizabeth 321 Ulman, Jack 321 Ulrich. Kathleen 321 Umpleby, Barbara 321 Ungar, Bernie 176 Unguari, Steve 321 Urbanowicz, Braize 280 Urbach. Dave 130 Uttamchand. Ajmera Ramesh 321 V Valincissi, All 158 Valley, Sharon 166 Vanderwyst, Robert 109 Vandy, Carl 321 Van Meter, Margaret 146, 321 Van Reeth, Lora 119, 123, 141 Van Voorhis, Marvin 122, 130 Van Wyck, Jane 131 Vavrik, Jim 152 Velky, John 321 Vesler, Dick 285 Vetanze, Nelson 158 Vicic, Joseph 321 Vicroy, Judith 321 Visconsi, John 321 Volkman, Barabra 321 Vollner, Lynn 321 Voelz, Doug 286 Volz, Judith 321 Vorkavish, Nancy 321 Vorys, Diane 131 Voss, Cindy 145 Voss, John 137 Voth, Nancy 102 Vuchenich, Moe 283 w Wachler, Shirley 141 Wade, Carolyn 115 Wade. Ralph 286 Wagenbach, Adam 129 Wagner, Barbara 143 Wagner, Dave 280 Wagner, Linda 321 Wagner, Maxine 160 Wagner, Shirley 321 Wahl, Don 117, 147 Wainstein, Sally 100 Walberg, Per-Erik 153 Walden, C. E. 127 Waldrop, Tom 158 Walker, jerry 115, 321 Walker, Victor 121 Walsh, Patricia 321 Walsh, Robert 321 Walter. Bob 136 Walteri, Kay 128, 321 Walton, Sandy 142 Waltz, Carol 321 Walukas, Charles 321 Wa ' ndell, Glenna 321 Wanke, Elmer 280 Wappner, Diane 100 Ward, Cynthia 321 Ward, Hal 290 Ward, John 118 Ward, Paul 126, 133 Wardeska, Debbie 142 Warner, Jeanne 112, 166, 173 Warner, Robert 151 Warren, Chris 151, 321 Warren, Jeannette 120 Warren, Ron 105, 125 Wasko, Bernadette Joan 321 Walkins, James 321 Walson. Charon 141 Walt, Cheryl 142 Way, Gail 321 Wazniak. Rita 321 Weade, Regina 131 Weakley, Mary Ruth 321 Weaver, Richard 117 Weaver, Suzy 128, 177 Weatherhold, Ralph 321 Webb, Constance 322 Webb, Kenneth 119, 322 Webb. Robert 137 Webster, Richard 117 Weichold, Nelson 164, 322 Weidman, Nina 160 Weimer, Judith 322 Weinburg, Alan 322 Weinstein, Larry 322 Weir, Karol 122 Weisband, Ira Daniel 322 Weiss, Adrian 170 Weissman, Nancy 160 Weisz, John 129 Welch, Doug 129 Welch, Roger 284 Welcome, James 322 Well, Richard 322 Weller, Lloyd 104 Wells, Don 170 Wells, Josephone 322 Welschenbach, Gary 325 Welsh, Mollie 322 Wening, William 322 Wenstrup, Kathy 136 Went, June 322 Wcntworth, Jan 322 Wenzel, Shirly 170 Wenslik, Donald 144, 151 Wenxlik, Thomas 165 Werner. Barbara 119, 322 Wertz, Edward 133, 322 Wesley, Neil 322 Wesp, Art 130, 178 West, Jim 280 West, William 322 Whaley, Kimberley 141 Wheeler, Gay 136 Whetstone, Terry 117, 129 Whitacre, Dennis 154 White. Cheryl 322 White, Donald 170, 322 White. Doug 282 White. Holly 160, 322 White, Joe 117. 129 White, Linda 112, 155 White, Marilyn 322 White, Patricia 322 White, Paul 156 White. Richard 153, 322 Whiting, Bruce 105 Whittington. Sheila 119 Whybrew, Gordon 132 Whyte, Joseph 322 Widdoes, Carroll 289 Wideman, Jane 322 Wight, Margaret 322 Wiechers, Myra 141 Wieder, Marilyn 116 Wiener, Barbara 160 Wilcheck, Donald 322 Wilder, Antionette 153, 322 Wilder. Dave 104, 125 Wile, Vicki 177 Wiley, David 322 Wilkers, Myra 141 Wilkes, Mary 322 Wilkins, Don 104, 125 Wilkins, Jerome 137, 322 Wilkinson, Sue 99 Williams, Chuck 280 Williams, Diane 322 Williams, Harry 282 Williams, James 322 Williams, Janice 112 Williams, Joseph 280 Williams, Libby 112 Williams, Mel 285 Williams, Phil 322 William, Sten 158, 322 Williams, Thelma 120 Williamson. Donna jean 115 Wilson, Bob 290 Wilson, David 322 Wilson, Jeffrey 322 Wilson, Ken 129, 164 Wilson, Lilian 322 Wilson, Marianne 131 Wilson, Muriel 322 Wilson, Phil 148 Wilson, Robert 322 Wilson, Sally 136 Wilson, Sandra 322 Wilson, Sue 141 Wilson, Susan K. 119, 120, 123, 141 Wilson, Thomas 130 Willey, Glen 145 Wills, Jon 122 Wills, Sherry 131 Winkler, R. 151 Wise, Jane 142 Wise, Martha 322 Witham, Mary 151, 322 Witmer, Dean 174 Witt, James 322 Witzel, Robert 322 Woiniez, Dean 196 Wolfe, Bill 165 Wilfe, Marilyn 120 Wolfenburg, Jon 322 Wolfert, Ken 280, 284 Wolfgang, Duane 322 Wolfinger, Rebecca 163, 322 Wolk, Steve 162 Wolski, Daniel 322 Wood, Bob 281 Wood, Diane 128 Wood, Rosemarie 322 Woodbury, Dave 148 Wooddell. Bill 284 Woodruff, Cathryn 322 Woods, Gary 158 Woods, Warren 322 Woodside, Robert 130 Wonderling, Dave 117 Wonner, Tom 137 Wooley, Phyllis 136 Woravka, Pat 117 Work, Gerald 153 Workman, Jim 284 Workman. Robert 322 Worstell. Helen 138 Wortman, Dean 117 Woyansky, John 130 Wozniak, Thomas 322 Wren, Bob 284 Wright, Beverly 112 Wright, Donna 142 Wright. Pat 142 Wright. Robert 322 Wychoff, Robert 116 Wyman. Susan 166 Wynkoop. Peggy 166 Yager, Thomas 322 Yakus. Ken 130 Yanagisako, Diane 322 Yancy, Carlton 130 Yandora, Richard 164, 322 Yannucci, Dolores 322 Yarbrough, Shirley 122, 322 Yarman, Joseph 322 Yeary, Danny 112 Yoakum, Joseph 323 Yoakum, Nancy 114 Yoder. Judy 323 Yohman, James 323 Yoho, Jeanne 323 Young, Barry 164 Young, Christine 143 Young, Cynthia 323 Young, Laura 160, 323 Young, Rick 174 Young, Robert 117, 323 Young, Wayne 281 Yourkievitz, David 323 Yovichin, Daniel 120 Zabor, Thomas 323 Zander, James 323 Zanner, Pat 122 Zazula, Joseph 323 Zeck, Kathleen 323 Zerkle, William 119 Zernoski, Christine 323 Zias, Barry 137 Ziegler, Herman 323 Ziegler, Ron 137 Zimmerman, Carole 141 Zimmerman. Roger 285. 323 Zimmerman, Ronald 323 Zuber, James 323 Zucker, Bert 286 Zuckerman. Victoria 323 Zuehlke. 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