University of Akron - Tel Buch Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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ThingsVV Wore... 1980 saw more conservative fashion trends on campus, with the college prep look being the most prevalent. Button down collars on shirts, crew and V-neck sweaters and Top- sider shoes brought back memories of the movie Love Story set in the Ivy League schools. Contrary to the faded. raggedjeans that were popular a few years ago, students turned to the designer styles of Calvin Klein. Gloria Vanderbilt or Sassoon. In fact, the whole look this year was more classic and tailored. Down jackets kept us Cozy during those cold days f t ' ' r t 1 I t Q 11 E Like Sharon latrwri. many wumen dressed in knee-length dresses and slides. 12 Introduction f Yr' 1. ,.t.,,.....- , , .Un , l,.,,gw'i wi 1 , 't ' . 4 1 ,au W' .. ,um '-, , r- -fm 2-,rf 'f i f J ,t+lwEf1',, , ,,,,.,W,,.e'-1-ri ,i ,- 4 '1 'jifvi.-Q at wma -'wt 4 X .tu W Wi.?it'ltiwfMtM,qi,t'gvtvtl'iFt ' nigjphsffwwfibvf, it 'W ,lfwfii ,,zaf,t4tpyW ' ' .st-.:.'.. l. , ' ,- tri ' ' TP zza' 'e , ,N Mo 515i-mgiggalflw Ft- H' ,y,, ,Mw,m-450025 Willa ' ,, H' 'ff 'Jwwlrwgqgtwttffii-'f '1F ' H as. :' f t ' - lt- m4t f-,i ' f 5 5 , H it ' 1 'W ' 'ii wish Wlllllv 'fgiitnigif' style. MV' 1:1 , , -X ---nw -.,-1l4,3' - , :- vs- .,...,... ..,,Q..m .-1:-...,....:.,,e, .Masai Tim Gill in a button down shirt and V-neck sweater V , ,,,.. ' -1 ft 'H ,H-va' A. , -. ., 1. -- ' ,,f,:aN - . ' v ,g t- . Q , ,.,,sv Y t I , ,Q Y - .1 V , ,., ., , t Topsiders and Levi 's were always the comfortable route!

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Spring is flowers, sunshine and green leaves I Walking to class is easvq il 's staving there rhal 's so hard. A peaeefulplaee Iojusl take a break. After those bitter days full of snow and blustery winds, we usu- ally can't wait for that warm sunshine and those fresh breezes. Spring . . . ahh, a time for digging out those favorite T-shirts and shorts and some suntan oil. There are usually millions of things to do, even if it'sjust sitting on the lawn eating an ice cream cone and chatting with a few friends. Some of us are lucky enough to start it off the right way by going south over break. The ocean, sunshine and plenty of beer is actually not a bad way to spend that long awaited break! Well, for those of us who stayed up north, maybe next year. This season seems to mark a lot of special occurrences each year: Dorm Week, Greek Week, May Week, an unforgivable dunk in the fountain at Thomas Hall, baseball, finals, and even for some, a degree, namejust a few. Spring at UA may be overdue at times, but when it finally gets here, the celebration seems to last and last and last! Introduction I I

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Changes We Sa With Western Culture lectures and more student-oriented programming, we saw more of Thomas Hall! ,...-L We saw many changes on campus this year. More students were drawn to Thomas Hall when Western Cult lectures were moved there in the Fall. The move was welcomed by all who remembered being crammed in .ISK Auditorium. Robert D'Angelo was named director of Thomas Hall this year and more student pro- gramming was established. We anxiously awaited the completion of the multi-level parking deck near Schrank Hall. Ample parking has always been a prob- lem for students. The changes we saw were not only struc- tural. We also noticed an increase in land- scaping on campus, which made UA seem more like a campus. Flowers were in full bloom as we came back to UA in the Fall. fi Ld- EME if , . fi . it ' A '- . . 4. , .g?:Tl ? A ' 7 kvflrmtcf- 'tl'l'H Wi K i- fn. l 'FR 't ' ?T5falZi ' I :F JAH!-::.i. ftrlit. Zmlltfl' 7'-fF',:,i-M ,ff m - 'rr mr wr3it,tis?i 3, . i A is .-wwillllwuwli l-' . J- f-.J b' 1'?lt tt!1'!fJiWiLit ' w rt 1, 'H' 4 .. ' - ' A structure we waitfor anxiouslv. lntroductlon I3