University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 414 of the 1965 volume:

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' P Win: 1 I I ,Aw 1 F? fif , ., Q tx. gs 1-Si E5 i xy, ,. I? 6: .of .- 19,4 ,, . ,ggi E 1 1 ,E 35.33 ii if 'K F .2 -A v if 9495? in A . 'A f 5 , me HE! v lr .- if .35 L E 'hi 1 ,L 1 21355 fm. P- . Q mg Q9 .ei ' g we m 55 it f ACADEMICS 0 138 ORGANIZATIONS 0 188 ATHLETICS 0 336 Published by the xtudent body of the University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio URBAN LIFE INVITES STUDENTS TO LEAVE THE CLIFTCN CAMPUS SEEKING INDIVIDUAL PASTIMES .Yanfy .Yann is lrmjitfd In add another hat lo her collection. 45 i I 1-IV ALI v ' .: fi 'SW xv E' wa WM R' I WI-, 5 4 Nr 1 . i sg 1 Q E Hg, R ,Mini if Coeds wail u.x lhcir dalcs buy tickels for a Sellout of Bcckctt. Snappy album covers catch the eyes of a couple of bargain hunters. W A fs i A --M L ss Fritz Meyer selects a pair of slacks while his date searches for the price tag. Tho fOl'l IT5 in Any Qoum Two shoppers pause outside the Times to read the playbill of Pink Panther. Delta Airlines travel agents guide two students with flight plans. , CINCINNATI, THE CONSERVATIVE QUEEN CITY ll 131 D cl Founiazn zs the hub of the czty. IS THE PLAYGROUND FOR HER MODERN, CHANGING UNIVERSITY Cincy's students find amusement at Coney Ixland. A camp us gardener Red capped driver enlarges the Union,s new basement. Ultram up ghg lawn. I I ARCHITECTS' PLANS PILE up HIGH AS uc LAUNCHES THE Mosr EXPANSIVE BUILDING I PIIQGIIANI IN IT'S 143 YEAR HISTORY t The Conserz1atory's lzon guards the entrance to UC's campus-away-frorn-campus. Workers progress on the Student Union bridge. Pan pipes a melody at the CCM fountain. Branches and leaves frame Ihe majesty of McMicken Tower. A couple pauses for a class break on the campus lawn Construction engineers view the progress of the campus face-lifting from a knob near the amphitheater. Silhouetted patterns of beams and the crane stand against the sky. A Construction sign sits zineveniy on cz hell warning passers-by o dangerous work zones. The classic architecture of the Greek amphitheater contrasts the modern lines of Siddall Hall. LOCAL NIGHT LIFE PROVIDES A BREAK FROM BOOKS AND FOSTERS FRATERNITY AMID GLASSES, BOTTLES AND GOSSIP BIIT , IO T . T : A I 'd ' th t M M' k . High School seniors Compare dau rings op n uppers ass gut e pozntx out e way 0 c ze en and college plans. Bottom: Frosh do the monkey at an Orientation Week dance. HIGH SCHOOL LEFT BEHIND AS FROSH ENTER UC fini Schwab, President of Orientation Board. Campus leaders caper in a skit for the student life convocation. Kari. Decision of courses is a big part of registration Dr. Garretson leads the Glee Club in song at the freshman orientation covocation. FROSH LEARN QUICKLY THE TRADITIONS OF THEIR NEW COLLEGE AS THEY ATTEND CONVOCATIONS, WORKSHOPS AND REGISTRATION Hands are kept busy during the week of registration. liuszxs lake students to Ulijlori for their 8 o'clocks. Parking lots jill up early. s a major problem for many commuters who make daily treks to and from the suburbs UC RETAINS MARKS OF STREETCAR COLLEGE FOR THOUSANDS OF COMMUTING STUDENTS A Phi Dall pledge and his companion speed home after a full day of classes. Waiting in .sub-zero ZL'l?!lllll?I' for late buses is often a gruelling task. 'sr ...gnqx g' ,...ad Cincinnati is still zz xtreetcar college for this cord, l5 Watchzng television ZA a favorzte family pass tzme at the Goingxf Mrs. Goings helps Lorraine get ready for a date. Lorraine Goings, a senior in fhe College of Edu- calion, is Jrypical of fhe fhousands of commuling siudenrs al' UC. Her classes begin af eighr and end ai four. The resf of her day is spen+ al home af 3740 Nodwich. Meals. dinner dishes, slrudying and relaxing before lhe TV or al lhe local bowling lanes are all parf of ihe daily rou+ine of 'rhe many sfudenfs, like Lorraine, who live in Jrhe suburbs. Married students have to carefully budget their time to save some to raise children. Families have fun together at nearby bowling lanes. STUDENTS LIVING AT HOME FIND COLLEGE DIFFERENT THAN THE CAMPUS DWELLERS Lorraine Goings does her studying on the dining room table. Students sfffk .spiritual insjriraiion in ehureh on Sundays 2-Q Qf ' ,,4 i' 7 5--pn-QW1-gg, Pk gzeinmw ' 71-T-'.'.:' Fm K Y ' 'Tr .N . V N'--,MN is A 2 ir ,gm 5' ax 'E J Vw' --fn 'Cn f 5 S ' : , ,ff 'lEf. ' wr f xs:::s,,, 3 e -we if-,Wm 3 2, I X a . 1 4 1 if ' 1 s '54 ADULT RESPONSIBILITIES AND CHILD-LIKE FUN ARE THE KEYS TO LIVING AWAY FROM HOME French-Dabney Residence Hall Council has its meeting in the lobby. A common sight at Memorial Dormg weather fair or foul, a sun reflector provides the means for a bronzecl tan Bleary-eyed student dresses for his eight o'cloek. Spraynet and lipstick begin the morning for these Coeds Dorm residents pass an evening watching the late night movie. RESIDENCE HALLS PROVIDE A COMPLETE SOCIAL AND ACADEMIC CLIMATE WITH DORM DANCES, STUDY LOUNGES AND RECREATION Long hours are spent over books. A coed catches-up on letters to home. Memorzal Dorm hall zs cluttered 'Zh 'l' ll UJZ 5111661565 L15 UQCKI 1071. 716075. THE SPECTACLE OF FOOTBALL SEASON EXCITES THE SENSESQ CHEERS, MARCHES, BANNERS, UNIFORMS CATCH THE SPIRIT Tension sparks the air as the reds and whites anticipate the ball's snap. T Rad, white, black blend musically as bass and treble. N. 3, , T 1 ' Q Blazing Brig Oztxmis hurl: a pats as a pale-clad opponent scranzblex to dawn him. A Crisp cadets march the Colors down the field. Beaming Bearkittens reflect team pride and football spirit Y? THE HECTIC, HURRIED RUSH SEASON OPENS WITH ENDLESS CONFUSION AND WONDERMENT The Kappa Dells put the finishing touches on decorations. Brolher Carl Burgess extends a warm Kappa Alpha Psi hand. r RQ :ew The Theta Chi's nod approval on the passing sorority rushees. AN ATMOSPHERE OF STRAINED GAIETY AND SINCERE FRIENDSHIP PREVAILS THROUGHCUT THE SONG CIRCLES AND PARTY SKITS m X Eu , M 4 1 Even Ihe girls played football. Thr' fllfrha Chfs finish their teleplwne parody with a song eirele. A carnival spirit reigns over the SDT home. The Tri-Delis wave bye to a sesxion of rushees. ,I couple dances at Theta Chi date parly. 1 w ,::'M , , X , , ' liz' .d i - L , 17,45 'PT H , ',L.,, . Q Eiifg , 5 ?2 5 ?. QE'is 'M-fr M'- 4:,. .,. ,mf 'N ,. fffnsaviigffm -ezmlm-fnzrii, 1 , 4-'iii ,- W an 'vm ' -.qw-' - ' ' .- V Mangan.. 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I i 'A , , M Sum' Gfiggft HOWUUUWWE Queen, 190115 the WVU' mwning Pamdf- Kappa Delta's witch makcs a winning tour through tha stadium fl The Pike float jzrodufed a stunning realism with its life-like motions. H1115 rizzrrlerzflfv rlridYz1'r1fmltr to tlzf' fralnr of 11077ll?C0?Hi71.Q. Acacia end.: the parade with their manure spreader A witch stands atop the P hi Tau float SUE GRIGGS CROWNED QUEEN OVER HOMECOMING FESTIVITY Homecoming was sTreTched To a Tull week This year. Ceremonies began Tuesday nighT wiTh a pep raily Tor The Team and The crowning oT The I965 Homecoming Queen. Miss Susie Griggs oT Logan Hall received The honor and reigned over The compleTion OT The week's acTiviTy. The Greeks once more ToughT ohf sleep To puT on The Tinishing Touches To The TloaTs. The KD's and Alpha Sigs Tound The winning combinaTion, buT spiriTs were dampened in The aTTernoon when George WashingTon upseT The BearcaTs Tor Cincy's second Homecoming loss in Three years. The sellouT dance in The evening ended The ceTebraTion. A jightng, shoving crowd bought 400 tickcts in ffteen minutes. Sig Ep Queen of Hearts Donna Vockel is crowned. Connie Von Dieligen, Lambda Chi sweetheart, receives her trophy. gl. I Wi. R, Norma Scott happily accepts the Delt sweetheart pin. PINMATES AND FR TERNITY SWEETHEARTS HONOR UC WOMEN fody Winkler and pinmate Steve Edmundson spend a day at the pool. .. S -- 2 :W ,.., ---Mos-.ffPf fH: 2s1 Qe1L gWf'1z:.v,L1., ig?ifHs.?ifezfg:-as L J .. jfmizffz myfssgl,ags,g,ge',z4ez,:g1f1. 1545 j'2N::-:fr-.': 2,4ggf,,1gf:s Qifif y,i1f1,11s'wm2iTQ::, 5: gi .fn UQ: gf I W W: iw 2 I 11 f2242f1sSmsm:wmf2f:f segfssiiggf, Y .-if fJ1:j-g-.,:Q2,,.f-:E,.-- 54' :fivw gfafg :H ' fa-1:2 fa5gg3g3gf1sse1 fbiklgyszi'-2?',22zff'f has QQ f ffv jie, 1432511 J' , -1N'l29'?55iT' seg? giiglwiai, 4525355 was 2 - ,Z 92- H 3- , .R ,J W ,tg . Si- .Q I af' Q-fywwge-m1Q,.f: mg, Um- f- -'71 , Effa fo in ' e , A ai J 2 , V? 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B, -f - K ' H Lfvf- as .amfgg up fx .- Lv5j,v.,s' fffwkf' A Q. Kgs ,fig-K 1 -V , 5 X '- , ,-qsfw.-g,,, m '- in ubigyx, 34 age . f, rw X 1.111 -3-jg--1 if .VW TSYL 15 -Sz. 1' -'fra 5-,W ' 5: ii- . , li S V Mg. tggpgazgigmnwgl gg ,H ., gp - X 2 A Tri Delt pinning circle honors a new pinmate. 35 KIDDIE KAPERS AT THE ATO SWEEPSTAKES TRI-DELTA WINS THE TAU'S TOP TROPHY judges from the Playboy Club in the lower left corner name a Tri-Delta as Most Beautiful Brunette. ATO pledges are garbed in diapers anticipating a rucvlz of girly for the 'fdiapcr changing event. The AD Pi's win the costume contest. KF SIGMA Cl'll'S HOLD ANNUAL DERBY DAY Thetajs try to steal derby from a Sig. E i e ii Sorority women vie for first place in the limbo contest. 1355. v W 'vw WV 1 Q me-e E W 1 Youngsters are captivated by cartoons, The Sigma Nufs make this a memorable Christmas for CHRISTMAS 'IS A TIME OF JOY AND GIVING AS GREEK SANTA'S SPREAD THE YULE SPIRIT TO LOCAL ORPHANS 1-::fHQ':?E:2'::fi . 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Besides The well known sporTs oT bas- lceTball, TooTball, and soTTball, The llvl program also incor- poraTes such less widely known aThleTic evenTs as horseshoes, golT, bowling, and wresTling. WiTh poinTs being awarded To winners oT each conTesT and evenT, The All-SporTs Trophy or All-Year Trophy is presenTed To The organizaTion scoring The greaTesT number oT poinTs in The year's cornpeTiTion. LasT year, The Sig Alphs capTured Their TenTh Trophy in The lasf eleven years by edging ouT TheTa Chi by a slim 20.5 poinTs. The Sig Ep combination of jim Etter and Dave White do battle in IM fringjmng competition. Phi Tazis billiards team practices up zn the Student Union. 5 Q 21 e ,ge 5 W2 A s an uses Mix le .:EKfs f1X1ZilgT, tif J , ,,,, ,I ,,.. Y Q Taz:- .ss ,.,. A is ' A ' 1 ' , -rf. Qzfggg xy A. T 335 f i1Q35s5 i'f-5? is , T - ' ,, T T W T N. .- fn if sg is-1 M eff eff rx , S1ei,sS??EEmsgmiweieiiiffsfifsfa gy nil , , .T sg? 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IM Sfiddef U0fCh65 bfuifefi fflmblei TD Puff Independents make use of UC gym for IM practice. im Denk recalls to return a fierce forearm shot of Bob Covode in handball play. SAE EDGES THETA CHI FOR CHAMPIONSHIP IM student rnanagvrs record volleyball srores. 35? , t 53b. I SIN' !IIm1cyfl0zc5 frm af tha Sig Efz gambling jzarfy. PARTIES FILL THE WEEKENDS BREAKING ROUTINE OF CLASSES Pajama-flad Sammias and thrir datas dance I0 thc Beatles. A flying foolball has vzwrymzf dazlgizzg at a fralvrnity jwvl party. I -Y V I Canis and beer pass time away at a stag-poker sesxion. Dates find warmth and closeness at the Greek parties. The SAE's relax at a stag picnic. The Delt's shuffle across the dance floor at their Christmas formal held at the Greek Urthodox Church. we 4, flu , 1' if 1 ww fm? 9 v Qi 4 We 5' Qc' '5 sg mf QV , an A ':L,,f,i'e,:1,.-- , v' 1 nv - Iifljlflll Dalia 111111 IJCIHI Tau Delta Shan' Ihr l'7IL'if'l1 lmnnr with ilzlfwrfsyizfz' j?r.sLf fI1flfC frojulzifs THE SIG ALPH'S ATTEND FUNERAL SERVICES FOR OLD PADDY MURPHY SHOWING THEIR HONOR AND PRIDE Tha SAEIJ do their best to make Paddy, laugh at thc annual mock wake. Annually lhe Sig Alph's and lheir dajres Jrrudge dolefully up fo The caslcel of Paddy Murphy lo pay respecls for Iheir losl broiher. There a shori eulogy explains lhai Paddy died frying lo save mankind by con- suming lhe worlds supply of liquor. The funeral procession ends al Winfon Woods wilh a picnic and dance. Carnival refreslnnents add to party mood. THE SIGMA SIGMA CARNIVAL ADDS The ATO's, disguised as Beatles, get a shower of water balloons. Watching the demolition of the Sigma Sigma jalopy by sledge hammering students is a crowd favorite. 'Awww BRIEF CIRCUS SPIRIT T0 CINCY FIELDHOUSE The Tri-Delts splash to the Most Popular Booth. Changes were made in many pretty Theta faces. Phi Delt barkers urge the crowd to attend their annual campus movie palace The Pikes and Ihwir dates lczwc their formal of to anotlzfrjfarty at bT0fl1F7'lSlZ07T1!'. Q Amidyt all the hurry of a zvcckcnd, there is still lime for zz couple In haw a quicz' moment tngctlzm. Slrzw' Ezlnmzzrlsmz is zzlmzlt to dunk his zlrzff at Ihr' Sig Eff.: zum'lf1'7zfl .vzvinznzing puffy. ,W - Sznzzlny mul many of the tirrfl couples hull-lz Ilzviz' zwr'lpvzzfl togvtlzrr at chzlrch. THE SPRING WEEKENDS SET OFF LONG, BUT HAPPY HOURS OF FORMALS, FAVORS, MUSIC AND DANCING, COCKTAILS AND DINNERS AND A CLOSENESS NOT SOON FORGOTTEN GREEK MOMS ARE MOTHERS AWAY FROM HOME SAE's Mom May toxses a balloon at one of har boys in a Sigma Sigma Cami booth. Housemothers compare notes BROTHERHOOD, LOYALTY AND FELLOWSHIP ARE CULTIVATED BY THE LONG-LIVED FRIENDSHIPS FORMED AMONG FRATERNITY MEN Q 2 Z 3 1 r ,Sf fr R I A Kappa packs her clothes Pledges set the Beta house in order. Sgmmigy jfudy hard. for trip home. ri-Dwlla .rfrzlb up the dinner dixlzcs. Everyone joins in the 'frnm1lcey in tha! I31zrnz'f Woods strefls. 1'hiKap jwlmlgfs z1f'fm'f1!f ffl6'l.QUK11f10Sf5 for the fooibnll gamfs S'jm'fz1g-livin usually finds students soaking up sun rays for an early tan. A game of tag football passes an afternoon The Sig's pass out free beer at a Burnet Woods party. 55 l ' Donna Vockel is escorted to the band stand. President Buzz Slavin crowns Donna Vockel as Sig Ep Queen of Hearts. SIG EP THROWS DANCE FOR CAMPUS MonThs oT preparaTion led once again To Sigma Phi Epsilon's annual Queen of l-learTs Dance, open Tree To The enTire campus. Each sororiTy and residence hall selecTed a candiclaTe as Their represenTaTive Tor The Sig Ep queen. ATTer counTless meeTings and screening parTies, Sig Ep Tinally an- nounced iTs choice-Donna Voclcel of Alpha Chi Omega. A nervous candidate walks under the spotlight at the Topper Club. V Y , -L PRESENTING: THE 1965 QUEENS AND CINCINNATI BEAUTIES 1 ? f 'f'Vf , A Ag f Queen Susie Griggs, Logan Hall She's got the whole world by the tail. Her crown falls as she looks down the throat of the Sun Bishop, Kappa Vicki Borchers, Theta Phz Alpha Sharon Hausman, Chz Omega Queen Peggy Boyd, Chi Omega PEGGY BOYD REIGNS OVER HELLO, SOPHOS Linda Affeyers, Theta Phi Alpha Barb Guynn, Alpha Delta Pi Cheryl Armxtrong, Kappa Delta Sue Spenser, Alpha Chi Omega ,L JUNIOR PROM QUEEN AND CQURT VISIT LAURENCE HALL NATORIUM Cindy Wolf, Kappa Alpha The Pam, Vrnoxa, Thfta Phi Alpha DUN L, Q7 L Queen Skippy Kahsar, Alpha Chi Omega Skippy cuts up in the pool an , f K wwf ...Q 4nvll w- -'1' - A .1,i M , W. WMM, , ' , i gf, , 5, 4 . W' 'V 15,2 yy? 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Sue Burnside, Kappa Alpha Theta fx Rosemary Barron, Theta Phi Alpha Linda Raaf, Kappa Kappa Gamma THE 1965 CINCINNATIAN BEAUTIES fully johnson Gail Klein, Alpha Omega Am As. , ,,- -1 -- 1: A :va-1fT:emwLL21a .,,-H V , 5 , w g f 5' 323532 naw ' fody Bock, Kappa Alpha Theta Sue Kamp, Alpha Chi Omega Mary Alice Burtschy, Kappa Alpha Theta Gail Wallace, Theta Phi Alpha Antje Bruckmann, Delta Delta Delta Barb Kasling, Alpha Chi Omega Nancy Grifith, Zeta Tau Alpha Kitty Conner Ann Brewer, Kappa Alpha Theta - Holly Sclzisk, Kappa Kappa Gamma Nancy Kock, Delta Delta Delta Patty Ann Edwdrds, Alpha Chi Omega A -Eff 5515 -',1 l 1 il Mary Lou Maddox, Theta Phi Alpha Sherry Meyer, Alpha Omega , --- ,Q- l!TBw2wM 'ZEN 9 f ,Vs , Charlfen Geiss, Kappa Kappa Gamma . -xx K H Barbie Howes, Zrfa Tau Alpha 41 N Linda Bongiornn, Alpha Chi Umcga. HONORARY CADET COLONEL K ROTC BAND SPONSOR W A , 96: W? A Q ua -iii, ,I .,'A X K ,A., 5 p aa a Xa Bonnie Heimann, Kappa Kappa Gamma mf 5 S r 3 3 A cadet dons a gas mask for cxerczses a ummer Camp. Future pzlol jrecrx out afler boardzng plane. tROTCS FIELD TRAINING AND MOCK MANEUVERS FOR ROTC CADETS OFFER FUTURE OFFICERS AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MILITARY SCIENCES I, iff f'f+J.: s-ff 1' -, .:, sa. xx . mv, Terry Carey waits for his buddy to join him in defensive action. t Imft: Cadfts watch ofhcfrs map strategy for a field jirnblmn. Bottom Iffl: Tom Sonneborn is measured for ROTC .S'ztmn1f'r Camp uniform, at Irzdiantown Gap, PF7171.Y3'IL'f17IiII. Bvlozv: Cadet Lt. Skidmore instructs basic ROTC cadets in handling light weapons. For Jrhe lasl Tour or live years members of The Class of '65 have aiiended classes and sludied lor Their degrees. Some of Jrhem wen'r beyond Jrhis and pulr lorlrh exira lime and ehforlr info slrudenl government service groups, Traiernilies and sororiiies, sporls and publicaiions. THE l'-765 CIN- CINNATIAN would like To honor all of These seniors, buf space limils us io a few. The sialf sei up a poinl sysiem Jro grade The seniors. When Jrhe poinls were 'rallied il was obvious To us which seniors had worlced hardeslr. THE ClNClNNATlAN laps Jrhese 22 men and women To The mosl selecl honorary on campus, They are our I965 Senior Personalilies, l Larry Shaman, Pi Lambda Phi fudy Gallagher, Alpha Chi Omega CINCINNATIAN TAPS Pam Venosa, Theta Phi Alpha ferry Mzfmjfer, Sigma Alpha Epsilon Cindy Wolf, Kappa Alpha Theta Nancy Kock, Delta Delta Delta . SENIOR PERSONALITIES Suv S11gma.vla'r, Delta Dvlta Dalia 3 E 1 3 5 E i a 8 ffm Marrs, Pi Kappa Alpha 1 . . . if' K - A' - it -.' W 5 L Q W.. Iwi , - , -- , , gmt-, 1 . ..,. M k , .sh b -5 5 D ttll ' ww i I D W 1-W qv fe at M .wx I 5 what W 1 . Beth Vaughn, Delta Delta Delta jim Sayler, Beta Theta Pi Dan Sclzufrnzatz. Sigma Alpha Eftsilmz Carol Groneman, Theta Phi Alpha SENIOR PERSONALITIES Ken Wolf, Sigma Alpha Mu Bill Alomzig, Phi Kappa Theta Ken Cunningham Skippy Kahsar, Alpha Chi Omega Tvm Wfllkiflf, Sigma Alpha Epyilwi Kathy Affllffllly, Zcta Tau Alpha Mimi Hill, Kappa Kappa Gamma jim Schwab, Beta Theta Pi Dan Carmichael, Lambda Chi Alpha 4 . li - . mv ,-.,,,.,.,..- ' V' L, ,.,V A my . 1- . v -,, Q 1, - .n-- warm? 251 : K ' 4 1 'v iva ,X ,.,,:,5,', A , 53, , V Q R, . . ewfl'?1'i3T?f' 532 4 af! 392' , W, f'f'FiL'U f 'l T' If'-ffff' ' fy 'f ,, Cziorgiazzrza Clllllflfl, .fllfzha Chi Omrga 77 L Engineers buy a quick box lunch from Howardfs. Noon and the lines in the new grill fill up h ., -as DAILY ROUTINE FILLS THE HOURS BETWEEN CLASSES STUDYING AND EATING KEEP CINCY STUDENTS BUSY t Porpoise Club selects its new X members at the half of the 3 UC-Indiana swim meet. 1 Sigma Sigma taps another elass to bear the skull and erossbonesf' w A new Guiclon pledge passes beneath a sabre arch. The gong sounds thirteen times as the hooded fllortar Boards summon Cineinnatils top Uf1fJ67'CltlSS women. President jim Sayler calls forth the new initiates of Omieron Delta Kappa. HONORARY TAPPINGS REFLECT PRIDE: ACTIVITIES, PRIDE IN THEIR CHOICE. PLEDGES, THE PRIDE OF ACHIEVEMENT The American flag in the foreground reflects the honor shown in Ned Lautenbaeh's face as he is tapped to ODK. 1 mortar board atop her head, .lane Elbert is ushered forward to join the M3fstie I3. Dr. Kuhn discusses labor relations at the ODK-Mortar Board Conference. Nlr. Ben Alnutt gives some helpful hints to editors at the Associated Collegiate Press Convention held in Chicago. 5 1 4 .fl ,,,, Millie McWhirter speaks on career writing at Pi Delt's first Workshop Y A tired Delt takes a cat-nap between sessions of the ODK Conference. Students sign their ballots in campus election. CAMPS, CONFERENCES AND ELECTIONS BROADEN COLLEGE LIFE The excitement of the national convention is duplicated in OIA's election rally. 4 , WUS AUCTION JANUARY 22, 1965 Thermometer gauges success of auction. Theta's bid two dollars for Phi Delt swim party. Donna Shank hesitates before bidding for the Delt carwash iffy. ' 1 ' 1 11 A ' . . - . I' WM' 'l METRO SHOW, FEBRUARY 5, 1965 ii The Tri-Deli kigk ling Shipley's rnixologist, Gene gpgnggf ghg Metro Shgw, Tudor, was the highlight. MC jay Wright searches for a funny line. l l s PHONE CALLS NET HIGH PROFIT FOR ALUMNI ASSOCIATION'S DRIVE WW? Sludfnts and alumni work logefher in the annual fund raising drive. Sigma Chi'5 taka time to solicit calls in Operation Telcplmne. Amanda Ambrose cntcrtains an SRO crowd with hcr delight- ful modern jazz interpretations. The melodic strains of a guitar jill Wilson at the International Festival. The famed Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra performs in Wilson Auditorium. Ragtime band plays for the Folk Festival. The bagpipes form strange sounds for UC students. if X 1 sig iw S fl .1 w ll Ringo Starr of Beatle fame strikes the drums at Cincinnati Gardens. CITY AND CAMPUS ALIKE E EnTerTainmenT in CincinnaTi is cerTainly noT a problem Tor UC's TwenTy Thousand sTudenTs. Special evenTs were sponsored by The Union and included Amanda Ambrose, a TalenTed iazz singer Trom The Living Room: The Dee Felice Trio, a regular performing iazz group from The Playboy Club: and The Queen CiTy Balladeers. CulTural concerTs were held in Annie Laws AudiTorium and Wilson. UCS sTudenTs also Tound enTerTainmenT in The ciTy aT The Shuberi TheaTer where name plays were held and The CincinnaTi Gardens which TeaTured The BeaTles, lce Capades and The Royals. One of Cincy's teenagers breaks into tears at the sight of Englancfs Beatles. ,Q NTERTAIN STUDENTS l Tgpigg inelude religion. Margaret Meade, world famous anthropologist, is introduced in Annie Laws Auditoriurn. E X Glenn Gould, a graduate of the Royal Conservatory of Music at the age of only twelve, spoke before an SRO crowd in the October session of the Corbett Music Lectures. Gould brought with hirn his famous chair, well beat up through years of travel and use. Denis Donoghue, this year's Elliston Poet. Audience interest in Donoghue's speech varies from intense speaks on 'fRobinson, Man Against the Sky. concentration to an art student doing an on-the-spot portrait Numerous speakers visit the UC campus. SPEAKERS BROADEN STUDENT KNOWLEDGE OUT OF CLASSES A diferent slant is sometimes needed to understand modern art. Freshman Ron Fischer stops to gaze at Venetian Lawmakers while browsing at the Cincinnati Art Museum Whistler's Alotherl' traveled from the Louvre to Cincinnati this past winter. THE CITY CAMPUS OFFERS STUDENTS CHANCE FOR CULTURAL SOPHISTICATION EW' ,Q , R - EX! HB1 'HC JN nu-...... ..,, The LaSalle Quartet has given performances all over the world. t The Gaslight Singers sang ballads at Wilson. A The Conservatoryls Woodwine Quintet adds culture to the city , kf,.lA, , k...L fl , ' M iz ',--N 55,3 . I , N IIUX ls Ar I s A Y, W Q1 . . , R rsra E Marcia Lewis created the role of Madame DuBormet in The Boy Friendf, the opening production of the Musickaraz1an. MUMMERS GUIDE PROGRAM PRESENTS SUMMER MUSICALS IN DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA Five musicals were produced by ihe lvlummers Guild and Jrheir direclor Paul Ruiledge al 'rhe Daylona Beach Little Thealer. The company oi 22 siudenfs presenied The Boy Friend, Bye, Bye, Birdie, Sou+h Pacific, LiHle Mary Sunshine, and The Faniasiriclcsf' While living within wallc- ing disfance oi The beach and serving on lciichen duly, +he Mummers filled posirions as aciors, box office managers slage hands, and cosrume designers. Throughour Ihe busy season befween July I and Augusl' 3I, rhe guild received crilical reviews of lhe 'hir' caliber from Jrhe press and TV Karin Baker and Lee Roy Rearns, director and choreographer, appeared in South Pacific? Mummers played roles from forest rangers to singers. Lee Roy Reams keeps in shape. Karin Baker, Pat Pennington, Lee Roy Reams, Katy Kahnr, V tona Beach. af t K Q 'J r. 'T' Q' We r icky Borehers and Rita Rarnundo take a turn on the famous Da Lee Roy Reams and Karin Baker re- hearse while other resident com- pany members enjoy a short rest. SUMMER AND SMOKE STAGED AT WILSON ' fi tt,e In addition to acting and rehearsing, Warren Trickey, Larry Smith and -- Don Glanzer had to take care of their laundry chores each week. 1 W tr, 5 Patty Pennington and Don Birkley take their turn at kitchen duty. f'SOUlh PIICU55, H1615 0116 of the mUSiCC1l5- Director Paul Rutledge discusses part characterization. Garry Torrcn and Helen Grossman light a candle on the stage. Tennessee William's famous play, Summer and Smoke , was presenfed by flwe lvlummer's Guild as flie firsf play of flwe E34-'65 season. l-leld in middle November in Wilson Audiforium, flue play dealf wifli fl'ie desperafe love affair befween a sensifive and idealisfic young woman, flwe dauglifer of a small fown minisfer and a docfons dissipafed and worldly, yef brillianf son. The sfruggle and conflicf be- fween flie carnal and spirifual values of flwis love affair creafed flue difficulf roles of Alma and Dr. Johnny, por- frayed by l-lelen Grossman and Garry Toren. Wifln a superior casf flwrouqlwouf flue producfion, Mummer's firsf experience wiflw lweavy drama was quife successful. The final curtain is rewarding for the Summer and Smoke cast Makeup is an essential part of acting. GRADUATION CULMINATES FOUR, FIVE AND EVEN SIX YEARS OF UNDERGRADUATE STUDY Miss Marian Spelman leads the audience in the Alma Mater. President Walter C. Langsarn extends best wishes to the graduating seniors. F The procession of college deans passes between the ivy chain. A -my fiifb . Empty Fieldhouse seats await Pharmacy graduates Seniors wear mortar boards and smiles. Dr. Lewis F. Palmer, the University Marshal, leads the graduation procession carrying the mace, once a weapon of war and now symbolic of authority and prestige. The University's mace was presented to the school by Sigma Sigma and is commonly used to indicate the official opening of special ceremonies and graduation exercises. 97 ? ARTS AND SCIENCES Firsl' Row: Michael R. Abell, BA Hislory, Cincinnaii. O. 0 Charles F. Allnu++, BA Zoology, Covingion, Ky.: Caducea, lVice Pres., Pres.l ' Douglas C. Anderson, BA Poliiical Science, Norih Bend, O. 0 Marla C. Anderson, BA Sociology, Cincinnaii, O.: AKA, Sociolgy Club, Modern Dance Club. U Nancy J. Andrews, BA Maihemaiics, Cincinnaii, O. Second Row: Samuel F. Audia Jr., BA Hislory, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Gary L. Aufranc, BA Chemisiry, Wesi Chesier, O. 0 R. Anne Au- ghenbaugh, BA Hisiory, Cincinnaii, O.: ZTA, lVice Pres.l: 'l'A9, lSec.l ' Slephen E. Auyer, BS Physics, Cincinnaii, O.: AIP, Wesiminsler Foundalion. U Roy R. Babich, BA Polilical Science, Cincinnaii, O. Third Row: William A. Baehr, BA Economics, Cincinnaii, O.: Sailing Club, lPres.l 0 Marlha J. Bahl, BA Zoology, Cincinnaii, O.: X9, WAA, YWCA, Spirii Club. ' Joan l. Bailis, BA Spanish BS Educalion, Oalc Ridge, Tenn.: EAT, I lvy Chain, Jr., Ad- visors, Panhel, lTreas.l: Hillel. 0 Jerry P. Ballman, BA Eco- nomics. Loveland, O. 0 Lynn M. Barber, BA Chemisiry, Springfield, O.: ECPE, Men's Advisory, Cincinnalus, YMCA. Fourlh Row: Barbara J. Barlcer, BS Chemisiry, Covingion, Ky.: AAA, IETI, Chem. Club. 0 Sfeven J. Baron, BA Pre-Medicine, New Yorlc, N.Y. 0 Rosemary L. Barron, BA Hisiory, Norih Bend, O.: GCPA, News Record, Spiril Club. 0 Beverly R. Barrow, BA Geology, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Frances L. Berg, BA Hislory, Cincinnaii, O.: 'i'A9, Jr. Advisors. Filiih Row: Pafricia W. Bernard, BS Sociology, Cincinnaii, O.: Soc. Club, Jr. Advisors. 0 Barry W. Berosel, BA Economics, Cincinnali, O. 0 Mary E. Billiler, BS Medical Technology, Cincinnaii, O. ' Charles V. Blalz, BA Philosophy, Cincinnali, O. 0 Bruce J. Blue, BA Economics, Cleveland, O.: Swimming. Sixlh Row: Billie M. Boeller, BS Medical Technology, Cincinnaii, O.: KKF. 0 Veronica D. Bogan, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O.: News Record, lFeaiure Ed.l: EOF. 0 James W. Borcheroing, BS Zoology, Cincinnali, O.: GAG. 0 Jeane A. Boll, BA Economics, Cincinnaii, O.: 9fPA. 0 Jane? S. Braden, BA Spanish BS Educalion, Cincinnaii, O. Sevenfh Row: Carl E. Bronell, BA Psychology, Cincinnaii, O.: Chem. Club. ' Herman D. Broolrs, BS Physics BS Eclucalion, Cincinnali, O.: KAW, Men's Advisory. ' Monica Buelsing, BA Psychol- ogy, Cincinnaii, O. ' Dale F. Burnside, BA Biology, Cincin- nali, O.: Newman Club. 0 Lee F. Burroughs, BS Zoology, Maderia, O.: Caducea. Eighih Row: Michael G. Burroughs, BA Economics, Franklin, O. 0 Alan J. Canfer, BA Psychology, Greai Neclc, N.Y.: Hillel. 0 Terence C. Carey, BA Poliiical Science, Wilmeile, lll.: Scabbard and Blade. 0 Urs H. Carol, BA Geography, Zurich, Swiizerland. 0 Delores J. Carrender, BA Hisiory BS Educaiion, Cincin- naii, O. Ninlh Row: Michelle L. Carroll, BS Chemisiry, Cincinnafi, O.: ATA l'Cor. Sec.l. 0 Karen F. Carier, BA English, Cincinnaii, O.: Newman Club. 0 Ferne B. Chaslty, BA Sociology, Foresl Hills, N.Y.: EAT lPres.l, House Pres. Council, Hillel. U Evelyn Cherloclr, BA Geography, Silver Springs, Md ' Russell H. Childers, BA Foreign Affairs, Cincinnaii, O. ARTS AND SCIENCES Firs'l Row: Savilri Chofilcunchorn, BA English, Bangkok, Thailand, o Ron- ald L. Clay, BA Hislory, Cincinnali, O. 0 Richard P. COHHISY. BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O.: WX, News Record. lSporls Ecl.l: Men's Advisory. 0 Mary K. Coffee, BS Medical Technology, Wesl Chesler, O. 0 Harrier J. Cohen, BA English BS Educalion, Cincinnali. O.: UAE ClNiClN- NATIAN, lBus. Mgr.l: Pub. Bd. Second Row: Ki'H'y J. Conner, BS Zoology, Cincinnali, O.: WAA, Caducea, YWCA, BSE. 0 Carole A. Conover, BA Sociology, Milford, O. 0 Henry D. Converse, BA Psychology, Daylon, O. ' Di- ana J. Cooper, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O.: WX. 0 Paul M. Corbin, BS Zoology, New Richmond, O. Third Row: Peggy G. Cowen, BA l-lislory, Cincinnali, O. 0 Sharon L Crum, BA Spanish, Cincinnali, O.: Trianon lTreas.l, AAA, EAU, YWCA, AWS. 0 Marlha J. Curlsinger, BA Malhe- malics BS Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: AAU, AAA, Morlar Board, Cincinnalian, REP, YWCA, Jr. Advisors. ' Joyce K. Dallob, BA l-lislory, Cincinnali, O.: QA9. 0 Ralph T. Daly, BA Psychology. 'Cincinna'li, O.: QKT, News Record. Fourlh Row: Wesley A. Darlaro, BS Malhemalics, Cincinnali, O. 0 Slephen C. Daugherfy, BA Economics, Berhel, O. 0 Edward L. Davis, BS Geology, Harrison, O. D Larry Davis, BS Chemislry, Cincinnali, O. 0 Milce A. Davis, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O. Fiflh Row: Joseph R. Deans, BA Sociology, Cincinnali, O. ' Judilh F. DeBord, BA Sociology, Cincinnali, O.: KKF. 0 Michael D. DeCamp, BS Zoology, Cincinnali, O.: EAM. 0 James A. Deddens, BS Malhemalics, Cincinnali, O.: ZAE, lTreas.l: lvlen's Advisory. 0 Diane E. Deifers, BA Malhemalics, Cin- cinna'l'i, O.: Jr. Advisors. Sixlh Row: Edward Denl' Jr.. BS Bacleriology, Cincinnali, O.: ATA lSec., Treasl, CIR BYE. 0 John W. Diclcensheels, BA Polirical Sci- ence, Millon, W. Va.: 9X, lFP'C, Band, lMgr.l: Cross Counlry, CAP, lPres.l: Sludenl Council. 0 Franlc M. Died- richs. BA Economics, Cincinnali, O. 0 Linda L. Doeplce, BA Malhemalics, Cincinnali, O.: AZ, lCor. Sec., Rec. Sec.l: YWCA, Spiril Club. 0 John R. Dogge'H'e, BA l-lisrory, Cin- cinnali, O. Sevenlh Row: Mary C. Dornheggen, BA Malhemalics, Cincinnali, O.: 941A lPres.l: WUS, A815 Trib.. Panhel, GGG, Penguins. 0 Roberfa L. Dunie, BS Zoology, Cincinnali, O.: News Record, GGG. 0 James W. Duning, BA English, Cincinnali, O.: ATA. ' Samuel E. Durham, BA l-lislory, l-lamillon, O.: Scabbard and Blade, Union Residenl. 0 David J. Durilsch, BS Chem- islry, Cincinnali, O.:, Chem. Club, ACS. Eigh+h Row: Daniel L. Earley. BA Pre-Managemenl, Cincinnali, O.: ATA, lPres., Vice Pres.l: Scabbard and Blade, Men's Advisory, lFC, YMCA. 0 Pefer K. Ellison, BA Economics. El. Thomas, Ky.: ZX, lPres., Treas.l: lEC lTreas.l. 0 Tom Elo, BS Zo- ology, Lima, O.: HKA, Sophos, News Record, ABS Trib.. lPres., Sec.l: Men's Advisory. 0 Thomas R. Eschmeyer, BS Chemislry, Cincinnali, O. 0 Maxene M. False, BA English, Cincinnali, O.: News Record. Ninlh Row: William H. Faul, BS Chemislry, Evansville, lnd.: ZCIPE, Porpoise lSec., Treas.l, 4'MA, Swimming, Band. ' Louis J. Finlcelmeier, BA Chemislry, Celina, O.: UKA, YMCA, Men's Advisory. 0 Charylene L. Fischer, BA Malhemalics BS Eclucalion, Cincinnali, O.: WAA, YWCA, Penguins. 0 R. Dennis Fischer, BS Chemislry BS Educalion, Newporl, Ky. U Elizabefh C. Filzpalriclc, BA l-lislory BS Educarion. Cin- cinnali, O.: KKF, Panhel. ARTS AND SCIENCES Firsi' Row: Gwyn E. Fleming, Ef Zoology, Cincinnaii, O.: AA-A, Siudenl Council, Caducea, YWCA, Siudeni' Direcfory. ' Howard M. Folb, BA Sociology, Akron, O.: Hillel. 0 Joyce A. Freeman, BA Maihernaiics, Dayfon, O. 0 Judifh S. Free- man, BA Hislory BS Educaiion, Cincinnafi, O.: '1'A9. 0 Richard E. Friedman, BA Philosophy, Cincinnaii, O.: SCF lPres., Vice Pres.l. Second Row: Judifh E. Gallagher, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O.: AX9, Sludeni Council lSec.l, Pub. Bd. lSec.i, WAA, Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Jr. Advisor, Newman Club. 0 Frances M. Garris, BA Psychology, Hampion, Va. 0 Bruce E. Gaskins, BA Psy- chology, Hamilfon, O.: Baseball. 0 Barry W. Gendelman. BS Zoology, Cincinnaii, O.: Caducea lVice-Pres.l, Band. 0 Miriam Gieser, BA Economics, Cincinnaii, O.: Hillel, News Record. Third Row: Jane B. Glick, BA Poliiical Science, Cincinnali, O.: Poli. Sc. Club, Mummers. ' David J. Gloeckler, BA Economics, Cin- cinnaii, O. 0 Alan M. Goldberg, BA Poliiical Science, Norfh Bellmore, N.Y.: AEH lPres.l, Poli. Sc. Club, IFC. 0 Mifchell B. Goldberg, BA Economics, Cincinnaii, O.: EAM, Baseball. 0 Faye Goldberger, BA Sociology, Cleveland, O.: EAT lTreas.l, AWS, Jr. Advisor, Ivy Chain, Hillel, House Pres. Council. Fourih Row: Geri Goodman, BA Poliiical Science, Cincinnafi, O.: Poli. Sc. Club. ' John R. Goodwin, BA Economics, Fl. Thomas, Ky. U Valerie L. Graber, BA English, Cincinnaii, O.: Engl. Club. ' Gail H. Graff, BA English BS Educaiion, Cincinnafi, O.: A815 Trib., Hillel. 0 William G. Gray, BA English, Cincinnali, O. Fiffh Row: S'rewar'i C. Gregory, BS Boiany, Cincinnali, O. 0 Nancy N. Grimes, BS Medical Technology, Porlsmouih, O.: KA, News Record, AWS, WUS, Caducea. 0 Barry E. Gromen, BS Economics, Cincinnali, O.: AXA. 0 M. Carol Groneman, 9'f'A, Moriar Board, fPA9, AAA, Guidon lPres.l, Cincin- narus. 0 NeH'ina E. Gullo, BA Spanish BS Educaiion, Cincin naii, O. YWCA, S-E Club. Sixfh Row: Carole B. Gunderson, BA Psychology, Covinglon, Ky. 0 Chris+ine O. Hall, BA Hislory, Cincinnafi, O. 0 Diane A. Hall, BA French, Cincinnafi, O.: Cincinnaiian, Mummers. 0 Jay R. Hanson, BA English, Cincinnaii, O.: WEEP, UCCF. 0 Ron A. Hare, BS Marhemaiics, Cincinnali, O. Seven'l'h Row: Janice S. Harfmann, BS Medical Technology, Cincinnari, O. ' L. Rufh Ha'Han, BA Zoology, Winchesfer, O. ' James A. Henry, BA Mafhemaiics, Cincinnali, O.: THE. 0 Mike B. Hesse, BA Economics, Cincinnali, O.: B911 EAX, Tennis, Cincinnaii, O.: AKA, News Record, WEEP, CIR, Poli. Sc. Sludeni Council. ' Eleanor Hicks, BA Polifical Science, Cincinna+i, O.: AKA, News Record, 'WEEP, CIR, Poli. Sc. Club lVice-Pres.l, Jr. Advisors. Eighfh Row: James A. Higgins, BA Economics, Lawrenceburg, Ind. 0 E. Miriam Hill, BA Poliiical Science, Cincinnaii, O.: KKF, Guidon, Morlar Board, AAA, Cincinnalus, News Record, Soph. Class Vice-Pres., YWCA, Jr. Advisor. 0 John C. Hindersman, BS Zoology, Cincinnali, O.: Caducea. 0 Brien P. Hodge, BA English, Cincinnali, O. ' Susan Hoffheimer, BA English, Cincinnali, O.: AAA, lTreas.l: Jr. Advisors, WEEP. Nin+h Row: Dennis C. Holfman, BS Chemisiry, Cincinnafi, O.: Chem. Club, lVice-Pres., Treas., Pres.l. 0 Pefer A. Hoornweg, BA Economics, Cincinnafi, O. 0 Charles D. Hofchkiss, BA English, Cincinnali, O. ' Nancy L. Hoxworfh, BS Medical Technology, Cincinnali, O.: AX9, WAA, Sailing Club. 0 John R. Hubbard, BA Sociology, Cincinnali, O.: Soc. Club. ARTS AND SCIENCES Firsf Row: Michael A. Hudson, BA Economics, Springfield, O.: QA9, lpledge Tr.l: YMCA, lTreas.l: Men's Advisory. 0 Mary Louise G. Hunfer, BA Spanish BS Educafion, Soufh Befhle- hem, N.Y.q Wesley Foundafion, Univ. Chorus. 0 Nancy l. Hupperf-1, BA Sociology, Cincinnafi, O.: TBE, lSec., Pres.l. 0 Kennefh B. Hyams, BS Pre Medicine, Cincinnafi, O. 0 Michael H. Hynes, BA Hisfory, Cincinnafi, O.: EX. Second Row: Roberf L. Irvin, BA Hisfory, Loveland, O. 0 Terry T. lshikawa, BS Chernisfry, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Berfram H. Jacobs, BA Hisfory, Cincinnafi, O. 0 Jacqueline J. Jansen, BA Polifical Science, Cincinnafi, O.: UAE, News Record, lOffice 'Mgr.l: BSF, Univ. Coll. Trib. ' Nancy A. Jennings, BA Music, Cincinnafi, O.: MQE, Wesley, Glee Club, YWCA, WEEP. Third Row: Sfewarf R. Jones II, BS Zoology, Cincirinafi, O. 0 Charles W. Juels, BS Chemisfry, Cincinnafi, O.: TIAQ, CPHE. 0 Jerold' Z. Kaplan, BS Bacferiology, Cincinnafi, O. 0 Donald C. Kelly, BA Hisfory, Bellevue, Ky. 0 Kafhleen J. Kiefer, BA Hisfory, Cincinnaii, O.: ZTA, 'PAQ Wesfminsfer Foundalion. Fourfh Row: Donald V. Kinsman, BS Chemisfry, Toledo, O.: Chem. Club. 0 Richard Kifaeff, BA Sociology, Brooklvn, N.Y.: EAM, Soc. Club. News Record, Pres. Council. 0 Gerald A. Kleinman, BA Sociology, Sfamford, Conn.: AEH, HUCUA l'Pres.l. 0 Nancy C. Koclr, BA Psychology, Cincinnafi, O.: A-AA, AAA, Guidon, Morfar Board, KW, Cincinnafian, Panhel, lVice- Pres.l: Sfudenf Council, Ivy Chain, Mummers. 0 Elsa M. Kollmann, BA German BS Educafion, Cincinnafi, O. Fiffh Row: Sfephen R. Korb, BA Economics, Cincinnafi, O. 0 David J. Korros, BA Geography, Cincinnafi, O.: Cincinnafus, Hillel, EAU, lVice-,Pres.l. 0 Marcia A. Kramer, BA English, Dayfon. O.: KKF, Jr. Advisor. 0 Kennefh A. Kranfz, BA Polifical Science, Cincinnafi, O.: EN, Scabbard and Blade, Glee Club, Univ. Singers, Debafe Team. 0 H. Lee Krapp, BA Economics, Cincinnafi, O.: ATA, lHouse Mgr.l. Sixfh Row: Jeffrey Kreindler, BS Mafhemafics, Cincinnafi, O. i Jerold E. Kress, BA Mafhemafics, Cincinnafi, O.: 1i'A9, lRec. Sec., Cor. Sec.l: Arnold Air Sociely, A815 Trib., lTreas.l: Men's Advisory. 0 Carol B. Kuhn, BA Psychology, Mounl' Hope, W. Va.: KA9, 'PX lSec.l, Ivy Chain, Pres. Council, Jr. Advisors. 0 Lawrence Kushner, BA Philosophy, Oak Park, Mich.: QHZ, Profile, HUCUA, lPres.l. ' Sylvia R. Kuwafch, BA English BS Educafion, Cincinnafi, O.: ZTA, Sfudenf Direcfory. Sevenfh Row: William H. Lawson, BA Foreign Affairs, Cincinnafi, O.: Arnold Air Sociefy, Wesfrninisfer Foundafion, Sailing Club. 0 Roger B. LeCompfe, BA Geography, Cincinnafi, O.: HA49, News Record, WEEP. 0 Laurella A. Lederer, BA Malhe- mafics, Cincinnali, O.: AAA, WAA, Band lCouncill. ' Ahron P. Leichfman, BA Polifical Science, Dayfon, O. 0 Carla S. Lerman, BA Hisfory, Cincinnafi, O.: QA9. Eigh+h Row: Carl Lesser, BA Hisfory, Cincinnafi, O. 0 Alan F. Levin. BA Psychology, Porfsmoufh, Va.: Hillel, Wesfminisfer Foun- dafion. 0 Ina S. Levine, BA Sociology, Cincinnafi, O.: WEEP. 0 Jerome H. Levine, BS Zoology, Yonkers, N.Y.: EAM. 0 Rosalind Levi'H, BA l-lisfory, Cincinnafi, O.: AAA, TAG. Ninfh Row: Marcia G. Lewis, BA Sociology, Cincinnafi, O.: Soc. Club. 0 Carol G. Lienharf, BA Psychology, Cincinnafi, O.: Trianon, YWCA. 0 Pafricia M. Lillich, BA Psychology. Amelia, O.: AX9 House Pres. Council, Jr. Pan Hel. 0 Jack Lukasik, BS Physics, Cincinnafi, O.: AIP, lTreas.l. 0 Douglas M. 'Mac- Pherson, BS Physics, Cincinnafi, O.: AIP. K A IOI ARTS AND SCIENCES Firsi' Row: Miriam Mandelis, BA Spanish BS Educalion, Cincinnaii, O.: 2AIl, l-lillel. 0 Les R. Mansfield, BS Zoology, Cincinnali, O. ' Edlyn S. Marcuse, BS Chemislry, Cincinnari, O.: AAA, DTH. AWS, lvy Chain, Univ. Chorus, Angel Flighi, Hillel. 0 James M. Marrs, BA Zoology, Covingrori, Ky.: HKA, fI'HE, HAH, Cincinnaius, OAK, News Record, Cincinnalian, Sludenl Coun- cil, A815 Trib., lVice-Pres.i: lvlen's Advisory, Union Bd., lTreas.li lFC. 0 Carlo A. Marfellolfi, BA Poliiical Science, Cincinnali, O.: F-AE, Poli. Sc. Club, lTreas.l. Second Row: Gerri M. Marfino, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O.: AAU, WEEP, YWCA. 0 Karla E. Maslowslci, BA English BS Educa- iion, Cincinnari, O.: KA9, TKA, AEP. 0 Mary E. Mafre, BA English BS Eclucalion, Cincinnali, O.: Mummers. 0 Dennis K. McCar+hy, BA l-lislory, Cincinnali, O.: Mumrners. ' Rich- ard G. McCue, BA Economics, Hamilfon, O.: ATA, News Record, Men's Advisory. Third Row: Charlo+'le A. McGraw, BA Malhernalics BS Educalion, Cin- cinnari, O.: CINCINNATIAN, lSr. Ed., Academics Ed.l: UAE, lSec.l: YWCA. l M. Kafhleen McKee, BA l-lislory BS Educalion, Cincinnari, O.: KKF, lPres.l: QA9, Murnmers. ' Judifh A. Mehne, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O.: AAA. 0 Carol A. Mehger, BA Sociology, Cincinnari, O.: ZTA. YWCA, Soc. Club. U Pauline S. 'Meyer, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O.: ZTA. Fourlh Row: Waller T. Meyer, BS Zoology, Cincinnali, O.: HKA, YMCA, lvlen's Advisory. 0 James M. Miller, BS Pre-Medicine, Cin- cinnali, O.: EAM. 0 Carl D. Minda, BS Malhemarics, Cvroes- beclc, O. 0 Ramon A. Minella, BA Psychology, Cincinnaii, O.: Foolball. 0 James F. Mirrielees III, BA Speech, Cincin- naii, O.: Debale Team. Fif+h Row: Marilyn E. Moeller, BA Maihemalics BS Educalion, Aurora, Ind.: AAA, SEA. 0 Jerome W. Momper, BA Personnel, Cin- cinnali, O.: EAE, EE, lPres.l: Scabbard and Blade, Fool- ball, lCo-Capiil: C-Club, lPres.l. 0 William B. Monnig, BS Chemislry, Cincinnaii, O.: QK9, lPres.l: THE, OAK, lSec.l: Meiro, Porpoise, lVice-Pres.l: Swimming, Men's Advisory, lFC, C-Club, OlA, Social Bd. 0 Junior A. Morge- son, BA Polilical Science, Cincinnali, O.: ZAE, Porpoise, lSec., Treas., Pres.i: BT, Wresiling, Men's Advisory. 0 lsadore J. Morici. BA Zoology, Brislol, Pa. Sixlh Row: Carol A. Moslcowilz, BS Sociology, Cincinnali, O.: Soc. Club, lSec., Treas.l: Mummers. 0 Suzanne M. Mosier, BA Hislory, Cincinnaii, O.: 9fI'A. 0 Earl J. Mofzer, BA Psy- chology, Cincinnali, O.: Pershing Rifles. 0 Joseph H. Murphy, BA English, Cincinnaii, O. 0 David E. Nead, BS Physics, Norlh Bend, O.: AlP. Sevenfh Row: George C. Newman, BA Hisfory, Daylon, O. 0 Carol 'M. Nocheclr, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O.: AZ, lCor. Sec., Vice-Pres.i: Union Bd., lvy Chain, Spiril' Club. ' Eric A. Noe. BS Chemislry, Ada, O.: TAT. ' David H. Nusbaum, BA Sociology, Willingboro, N.J.: Hillel, Soc. Club. 0 Linda C. Oldham, BA English, Cincinnali, o.:9f11A, lVice-Pres.lI ClNClNNATlAN, Jr. Advisors. Eighlh Row: Judi A. Osberger. BA Polilical Science, Cincinnali, O.: 9fi'A, lRush Chrml: Newman Club, AWS, lvlurnrners, WUS. OGG, WAA. 0 Howard B. Payne, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O.: 'T'A9. ' William J. Pegg, BS Chemislry, Cincinnali, O.: ATA, 'PIII Men's Advisory. 0 Marlin E. Perre'l', BA German BS Educaiion, Zurich, Swiizerland, C-Club, Cross Counlry, Traclc. 0 Michael E. P'leH, BS Physics, Cincinnali, O.: TKT, lCor. Sec.l, SPH-3, AIP, lVice-Pres.l: Arnold Air Sociely. Ninlh Row: Donald R. Popelar, BA English, Cincinnali, O.: Track, Rl-lC. ' Valerie K. Raabe, BS Bacleriology, Cincinnali, O.: AFA, lVice-Pres.l: News Record, WAA, YWCA, lPres.i: ClR, lTreas.l: Jr. Advisors, lvy Chain. 0 Anne M. Radcliffe, BS Chernislry, Norlh Lillie Roclc, Arlc.: AX9, IZH, News Record, lNa'l. Ad. Mgr.l: WAA, A815 Trib., lTreas.l: YWCA, lVice- Pres.i: lvy Chain. 0 Rila R. Ramundo, BA English BS Edu- calion, Cincinnaii, O.: Murnmers, YWCA, WAA, Social Bd., English Club, S-E Club. 0 Peyion D. Reed Jr., BA Malhe- maiics, Cincinnali, O.: KK'1', Band. ARTS AND SCIENCES Firsl' Row: Richard S. Reesey, BS Zoology, Cincinnali, O., B911 lCor. Sec., Vice-Pres.l, IFC. U Belly L. Reinhari, BA Polilical Sci- ence, Cincinnaii, O., Newman Club, Poli. Sc. Club. U James R. Reinschmidl, BA Zoology, lvlailland, Fla., EAE, BT, WUS. Men's Advisory. U S. William Rhode, BA Polilical Science. Cincinnaii, O., SAE, Men's Advisory, YMCA. U Sarah A. Riesenbeclc, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O., KA, lCor. Sec.l. Second Row: M. Kalhleen Riordan, BA Sociology, Cincinnaii, O., UCCF, WEEP, Soc. Club. U Jean E. Robisch, BS Zoology, Cincin- nali, O., XQ, lTreas.l, News Record, WAA, Soph. Class Cab., YWCA, lCab.l, Jr. Advisors, Caducea. U Sharon E. Rose, BA Geography, Cincinnali, O., AAA, lnlernai. Club, lSec.l. U Srephen L. Rosedale, BS Zoology, Cincinnali, O., Hillel. U David F. Rosin, BS Pre-Medicine, Hamillon, O., EARL Third Row: Roberl' S. Ross, BA Psychology, Jamaica, N.Y. U Franlclyn D. RoHer, BA English, Cincinnali, O., Glee Club. U E. Terry Rowelcamp, BS Geology, Cincinnaii, O. U Ronald R. Russel, BA Polilical Science, Cincinnali, O., Pershing Rifles. U C. William Rybolf, BA Hisiory, Cincinnali, O. Fourfh Row: Susan L. Sagmasler, BA Economics, Cincinnaii, O., AAA, lPres.l, Cincinnaius, Guidon, lVice-Pres.l, lvlorlar Board, UAE, Cincinnalian, lCopy Ed.l, Panhel, Union Bd., lPres.l, Jr. Advisors, lSec., Treas.l, AWS, CIR, Cab. ol Pres. U Kennerh G. Sams, BA Classics, Highland Heighrs, Ky.: KKW, lPres.l, 'PHE Band, Band Council, lVice-Pres.l. U Richard G. Sanlangelo, BS Chemislry, Cincinnali, O., Newman Club, Caducea, lPres.l. U Evelyn J. Scanapico, BS Geography, Cincinnari, O. U Jo Ann Schmid+, BA Sociology, Cincinnaii, O., Newman Club, Sludeni' Direciory, Debaie Team. Fiflh Row: Frederic W. Schneider, BA Polilical Science, Cincinnali, O., YPA. U Harrier Schneider, BA Malhemaiics, Cincinnali, O., AAA, Hillel. U James M. Schnell, BA Hislory, Hamillon, O., Newman Club. U Ralph E. Schooley Jr., BS Physics, Cin- cinnali, O., Newman Club, lVice-Pres.l, Men's Advisory. Scabbarcl and Blade, AIP. U F. Giles Schroeder, BS Chem- islry, Cincinnaii, O. Sixfh Row: Jean M. Schroeder, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O., Trianon. U Edward R. Schroer, BA Economics, Cincinnali, O., QJA9, News Record, living. Ed.l, Pub. Bd. U Donald W. Schuer- man Jr., BS Physics, Cincinnali, O., EAE, lPres.l, THE, Merro, Sophos, Cincinnaius, OAK, lVice-'Pres.l, 22, lSec.l, Pub. Bd., Men's Advisory, Sludenl Council, lCor. Sec.l, GGG, lFC. U Howard A. Schumacher, BA Sociology, Gar- den Ciiy Souih, N.Y., Hillel, U Roberl' Schumacher, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O., HASP, WX, News Record, Profile. Sevenlh Row: Doris A. Schumann, BA Chemislry BS Educalion, Cincinnali, O., ZTA, lTreas.l: AAA. IEH, Srudenl Direclory, Jr. Ad- visors, lvy Chain. U James E. Schwab, BA Economics, Cin- cinnali, O., BQH, lSec,l, Sophos, Melro, Cincinnaius, lPF6'S-li 'PAQ OAK, Sr. Class Pres., Mens Advisory, Orien- laiion Bd., lPres.l. U Linda B. Schwarlz, BA English BS Educalion, Cincinnali, O., AAA, lTreas.l, EAX, Cincin- nalian, Hillel, English Club. U Alberl' K. Semmler, BA Economics, Cincinnali, O. U Dan E. Shaffer, BS Bacleriology, Cincinnali, O., 'PAH Eigh+h Row: Palricia V. Shanes, BS Bacieriology, Cincinnali, O., Penguins. Modern Dance Club, Caducea. U Arlhur H. Shaw, BA Psy- chology, Cincinnali, O., XPX, Rifle Team. U Kenneih L. Shewmon, BS Chernislry, Daylon, O. U William B. Shively, BA Psychology, Fr. Thomas, Ky., HKA, WIIX, GGG. YMCA. U Sara S. Shorien. BA Sociology, Cincinnali, O., AAA, Soc. Club, Spiril Club, YWCA. Nin+h Row: Marcy L. Shoslaclr, BA Psychology, Cincinnali, O., WX, U Anne W. Shreve, BA Zoology, Cincinnaii, O. U Sherry L. Silverman, BA Sociology, Cincinnali, O., KA, Jr. Advisors, YWCA. U Roberi' W. Simons, BS Bacleriology, Cincinnali. O. U John D. Sinclair, BA Psychology, Charlesron, W. Va. X 4 ARTS AND SCIENCES Firsi' Row: Peggy A. Slcerchoclr, BA Zoology, Burlingion, Ky.: BSU, lPres.l: Caducea. U Francis J. Slavin, BA Economics, Eldred, Pa.: ECPE, lPres.l: Meiro, IFC, Cheerleader, Mummers, Men's Advisory. U Jeffery W. Slu'l'z, BA Psychology, Cincinnaii, O.: WX. U Siephen A. Smifh, BS Maihemafics, Marieiia, O.: TKT, lPres.l: Cincinnaiian, YMCA, Men's Advisory, Debaie Team. U Thomas R. Solomon, BS Chemisiry, Cincinnaii, O. Second Row: Judifh A. Speier, BS Medical Technology, Cincinnaii, O.: KA. GGG, ATU Sweeiheari. U David C. Spencer, BA Sociology, Cincinnaii, O. U Sianley W. Sprague, BS Physics, Hebron, Ky. U Bernice J. Sfafman, BA Psychology, Cincin- naii, O.: 'I'X, Hillel. U Edward W. Siuebing, BS Chemishy, Cincinnaii, O.: AXA, THE, AXE, Scabbard and Blade, Caducea, lPres., Vice-Pres.l: Pershing Rifles, Chem. Club. Third Row: Lisa S. Sulnle'He, BA Psychology. Cincinnaii, O. U Joyce A. Swain, BA Spech, Cincinnaii, O.: Bearlciiiens, lCo-Capizl: Mummers. U Gayle S. Swiher, BA Psychology, Cincinnaii, O.: UAE, Cincinnaiian, lSoc. Ed.i: UCCF, lVice-Pres.l: Union Bd. U William N. Taie, BA Sociology, Cincinnaii, O.:KA1I', Wesley Foundaiion. U Louis N. Taylor, BS Chemisiry, Milford, O.: Scabbard and Blade, Pershing Rifles, Caducea. Fourih Row: Norma J. Taylor, BS Bacieriology, Cincinnaii, O.: AKA, WAA, YWCA, BSF, CIR. U Joyce M. Teih, BA German, Cincin- naii, O.: Moriar Board, lPres.l: UAE, lVice-Pres.l: Cincin- naius, AAA, Profile, lEd.l. U Jeannine M. Tieman, BA French, Cincinnaii, O, U Pe+er V. TippeH, BA Hisiory, Pelham Manor, N.Y.: Band. U Daniel L. Tomlin, BS Zoology, Park Hills, Ky. Fi'F+h Row: Philip C. Travis, BA Poliiical Science, Cincinnaii, O.: Persh- ing Riiles. U Sandra K. Trifilio, BA French, Cincinnaii, O.: ZTA, UAE, Siudeni Direciory, lBus. Mgni: Pub. Bd., Panhel, ATU Sweeiheari. U Thomas N. Tromey, BA English, Cincin- naii, O.: News Record, English Club, Newman Club. U Warren W. F. Tse, BS Zoology, Kowloon, Hong Kong. U Pamela A. Venosa, BA French, Cincinnaii, O.: 9fI'A, lRec. Sec.i: Cincinnaius, Siudeni Council, lRec. Sec.l: House Pres. Council, lVice-Pres.l: Jr. Advisors, GGG, Cab, of Pres., Jr. Class Cab., Soph. Class Cab. Sixih Row: Gary T. Voegele, BA Psychology, Cincinnaii, O.: Track, New- man Club, WEEP. U Carolyn A. Waiis, BS Physics BS Educa- iion, Essexville, Mich.: KA, AAA, AIP, lSec.i U Carl J. Wallace, BS Zoology, Cincinnaii, O. U William A. J. Waiers, BS Zoology, Mineola, N.Y.: Caducea, YMCA. U Donald W. Waison, BS Chemisiry, Cincinnaii, O. Sevenfh Row: Linda J. Wa'H'ers, BA English BS Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: Bearlciiiens. U Joanne K. Webb, BA Psychology, Cincinnaii, O.: KA, WAA, Angel Flighi, YWCA, Spirii Club U Carol J. Weber, BA Economics, Cincinnaii, O.: Wesley Foundaiion, lPres.l: SRC. U Lois A, Wedig, BA Maihemaiics BS Educa- iion, Cincinnaii, O.: ATA, AAA. U Carol A. Wehby, BA Eng- lish, Cincinnaii, O.: Newman, YWCA. Eigh+h Row: Carolyn I. Weidig, BA Maihemaiics, Cincinnaii, O.: AAH, WAA, AWS, House Pres. Council, lSec., Treas.l. U Vicioria K. Weigel, BA English BS Educaiion, Norwood, O.: News Record, S-E Club, CSO, lSec., Pres.l: YWCA. U Larry S. Weinzimer, BA Psychology, Nashville, Tenn. U Siuarf A. Weisler, BA Chemisiry, Chicago. Ill. U Abby Weiss, BA English BS Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: AAA, News Record. Ninih Row: Jane F. Werfheimer, BA English, Cincinnaii, O.: Newman Club, lPres.l. U Mary D. Whifehursf, BA English, Cincinnaii, O.: KRT, Mummers, Jr. Advisors. U Ronald J. Wiemann, BA English BS Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O. U Milo M. Williams Jr., BA Classics, Wesi Newbury, Mass. U David E. Williamson, BS Chemisiry, Cincinnaii, O.: Arnold Air Socieiy, Chem. Club, RHC, lPres.i. ARTS AND SCIENCES First Row: Dale J. Wilpers, BS Chemistry, l-lamillon, O. 0 Sheila J. Wilson, BA Sociology, Cincinnati, O.: AKA, News Record, Soc. Club, Bearlcillens. 0 Barbara J. Wolf, BA Geography, Cincinnati, O. 0 Kennefh S. Wolf, BA Sociology, Cincinnati, O.: EAM, lSec.l: Sophos, OAK, Porpoise, Union Bd., lVice- Pres.lg Sludenl' Council, llreas., Pres.lg Men's Advisory, Social Bd., Budqel Bd. U Maria 6. Woosfer, BA Russian, Cincinriaii, O., YWCA, Pali. Sc. Club. Second Row: William E. Wynne ll, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O. U Jay A. Yarmove, BA Enqlish, Mt. Vernon, N.Y.g HUCUA, lSec., Treas.l7 Murnrners, Hillel, Profile, lLil. Ed.l, 0 Lawr- ence E. Yafes, BS Mathematics, Cincinnati, O. 0 Sanford A. Youlcilis, BA Geography, Cincinnati, O.: EAN, Sophos, l'l'reas,lq Menls Advisory, Soph. Class Cab., IFC, Sfudenl' Council, l'l'reas.lg Budget Bd. 0 Sherrill F. Zeigler, BA Po- litical Science, Amelia, O. SENIORS WITH THEIR FIRST VOTE JOINED THRONGS TO SEE LBJ Cineinnatians massed in October to hear the candidate who was elected three weeks later by the largest margm in history. Lyndon johnson carried 45 .rtates to become the thzrty .vzxth Preszdent o the United States i lm Xlllllflllt if QQ A AFI. CIO BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Firsf Row: Norman E. Anderson, BBA Marlceling, Hoopeslon, Ill.: AXA, ITreas.I. 0 Adrian P. Andree, BBA Marlceiing, Dunedin, Fla.: Scabbard and Blade, KKXI' IVice-Pres.I, Band. 0 David L. Argabright BBA Finance, Dayion, O.: ATA, Cincinnaius, UAE, Scabbarcl and Blade, IFC, Bus. Ad. Trib., Glee Club. 0 James D. Balmer, BS lnduslrial Management Galion, O.: R,HC ISec.I, IRHC IVice-Pres.I, Glee Club, SAM. l Timo+hy F. Barlcer, BBA Marlceling, Anderson, Ind.:1-IKA, Cincinnaius. Second Row: Judiih N. Barnes, Assoc. Business, Hamilion, O. 0 Marfin G. Baron, BBA Management Indianapolis, Ind. 0 Rurh A. Behrens, Assoc. Business, Anderson, Ind. 0 Alberf J. Be- nedeH'i, BBA Finance, Beulleyville, Pa.: SAM. 0 'Ross E. Benfer, BBA Management Cincinnaii, O.: ABU. Third Row: Edwin M. Bergsmarlc, BBA Accouniing, Cincinnati, O.: QA9, AAA, Scabbard and Blade, YMCA, Track. 0 Carolyn M. Berfsche, BA Marlceiing, Cincinnaii, O.: AX9, YWCA, Cin- cinnaius, AMA lSec.I, Jr. Aclvisors, House 'Pres. Council 0 Gayle L. Bess, BBA Accounling, Cincinnali, O.: BA'1'. ' Roberi' H. Bibee, BBA Marlceiing, Cincinnaii, O. 0 'Roberf H. Biddle Jr., BBA Marlceiing, Cincinnaii, O.: Scabbard and Blade, Pershing Rifles. Fourfh Row: Barbara L. Blaufuss, Assoc. Business, Cincinnali, O.: AQ. YWCA, Wesley Foundalion. D Milfon K. Blersch, BBA Ac- counling, Cincinnali, O. 0 Glen A. Bolinger, BS Induslrial Management Cincinnaii, O.: KK'I', ITreas.I, Band. 0 SI'anIey F. Bondiclr, BBA Accounling, Cincinnaii, O.: BAW. 0 John H. Braier, BBA Accounling, Cincinnafi, O. Fif+h Row: Beniamin E. Braunsfein, BBA Management Long Beach, N.Y. 0 Thomas W. Broclc, BBA Marlceiing, Cincinnafi, O. ' Franlc A. Brown, BBA Accouniing, Cincinnaii, O.: BAXP. AEN ISec.I. 0 Mar'Iin D. Brown, BBA Management Hamilion, O. 0 James H. Buiz, BBA Accounfing, Cincinnaii, O. Sixih Row: Vicfor W. Cable, BBA Management Cincinnali, O. 0 Je- rome J. Cain, BBA Accounling, Cincinnaii, O.: AZH. 0 Rudolph R. Cammerer, BS lndusirial Management Cin- cinnaii, O.: A249 lVice-Pres., Treas.I, AKW, EIE, SAM. 0 James W. Campbell, BBA Management Cincinnaii, O.: 0 RuII1 M. Cannon, Assoc. Business, Reading, O. Sevenih Row: Wilbur C. Carey, BBA Marketing, Cincinnali, O.: AKKII, AMA. 0 F. David Carpenier, BBA Finance, Waynesville, O.: ZAE, AKXP. BFE, Bus. Ad. Trib. 0 W. Breni lCarper, BBA Accouniing, Keifering, O. 0 Peggy A. Caflin, BBA Marker- ing, Wesierville, O. ' John P. Chenowefh Ill, BBA Marlceling, Sl: Albans, W. Va.: YMCA, AMA. Eigh'Ih Row: Jerome R. Clarlr, BBA Finance, Cincinnaii, O.: Bus. Ad. Trib., A211 IFres.I. 0 Charles H. Cordes, BBA Markefing, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Roberi A. Corney, BBA Management Cincinnaii, O.: AEH, YMCA. 0 John H. CourI'ney, BBA Economics, Cincinnali, O.: AQJA. 0 Pa+riclc J. Cunningham, BBA Marlcelin, Reading, O.: EX, lTreas.I, AMA, News Rec- ord, Spiril Club, Golf. Ninfh Row: Richard M. Cunningham, BBA Finance, Cincinnali. O. 0 R. Michael Curlr, BBA Marlceiing, Dayron, O.: ZAE, YMCA ICab.I, Bus. Ad. Trib., IFC. U Oscar L. Curisinger, BBA Marlceling, Cincinnaii, O.: 'PKT lChap.I. 0 Anne H. Davis, Assoc. Business, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Jo Ann Deslrins, Assoc. Business, Cincinnafi, O. n BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Firsl' Row: James R. Dibowski, BBA Management Cincinnafi, O. U David B. Dickenson, BBA Markefing, Ashland, Ky.: fi'A9 IVice-Pres.l, IFC. U Fred A. Dielrich Jr., BBA Accounfing, Cincinnafi. O.: AZII, BANP, Newman Club. U Lois E. Eggerding, Assoc. Busines, Cincinnafi, O.: YWCA. U Ronald R. Ehrhardf, BBA Accounfinq, Cincinnafi, O.: AKKP, SAM. Second Row: Hugh W. Erwin, BBA Markefing, Adena, O. U Roberf C. Evans, BBA Accounfing, Succasunna, N.J. U Barbara A. Falk, Assoc. Business. Cincinnafi, O.: YWCA. U Roberl' L. Fancher, BBA Markefing, Cincinnafi, O.: AMA lTreas.l. U Thomas E. Farrell, BBA Markefing, Cincinnafi, O. Third Row: William E. Fenfress, BBA Markefing, Cincinnafi, O. U Joyce E. Fisher, BBA Accounfing, Keffering, O. U Marianne Fisher, BBA Markefing, Cincinnafi, O. U Paul I. Flamm, BBA Markef- ing, Freeport N.Y.: SAM, News Record. U Larry L. Fogt BBA Accounfing, Kefflersville, O. Fourfh Row: Mary A. Foley, Assoc. Business, Cincinnafi, O.: AQ lVice- Pres.l. U Walfer D. Follis. BBA Markefing, Oakville, Canada: AXA, Swimming. U William P. Fosfer Jr., BBA Economics, Cincinnafi, O. U Myra E. Funk, BBA Markefing, Cincinnafi, O. U Gayle H. Gabel, Assoc. Business, Cincinnafi, O. Fif+h Row: Michael L. Gallagher, BBA Markefing, Cincinnafi, O.: New- man Club. U John W. Galloway, BBA Markefing, Cincinnafi, O.: GX lCor. Sec.l. U Gary L. Ganaway, BBA Markefing, Cincinnafi, O. U Roberi' M. Galch, BBA Management Mil- ford, O. U Thomas E. Gault BBA Accounfing, O.: BAW. Newman Club lVice-Pres.l. Sixlh Row: Charles D. Giesler, BBA Accounfing, Cincinnafi, O.: BA. U Rufh A. Goldfuss, Assoc. Business, Cincinnafi, O.: Band. U Ronald H. Gorman, BBA 'Markefing, Aliquippa, Pa.: News Record lTec. Ed.l, Men's Advisory, Social Bd. U Rich- ard S. Gose, BBA Accounfing, Cincinnafi, O. U Kennefh A. Graves, BBA Management Cincinnafi, O.: Band, Band Council lTreas., Pres.l. Sevenfh Row: Gary L. Green, BS Indusfrial Management Cincinnafi, O.: Scabbard and Blade, Pershing Rifles, Wesley Foundafion, SAM. U Harold Guffman, BBA Markefing, Cincinnafi, O. U Richard W. Gu'Hman, BBA Management Cincinnafi, O.: SAM. U Richard L. Hallberg Jr.: BBA Markefing, Fredericks- burg, Va.: 4159 lVice-Pres.l, AKXP, AMA, IFC. U Frederick G. Hamer, BBA Management Indianapolis, Incl.: ATA, IFC. Eighfh Row: George F. Harn, BBA Accounfing, Cincinnafi, O. U Luke B. Harris, BBA Markefing, New York, N.Y.: EAM, SAM, Spiril Club. U Daryl R. -Heeg, BBA Accounfing, Fairfield, O.: ZIE, BAT. U J. Charles Heifhaus, BBA Markefing, Cincinnafi, O.: HKA lCor. Sec.l, Bus. Ad. Trib., YMCA, Spirif Club. U J. Gary Hendricks, BBA Economics, Dayfon, O.: A-EU, BFE. Ninfh Row: Gerald W. Hesse, BBA Markefing, Cincinnafi, O. U John E. Hicks, BBA Accounfing, Waynesville, O.: 'SIJKT lPres., Vice- Pres., Sec., Treas.l, News Record, SAM lPres.l, IFC, GGG, Spirif Club, YMCA. U William A. Hill, BBA Markefing, Cin- cinnafi, O.: B. U Earl J. Hilvers, BBA Management Cin- cinnafi, O. U Ronald D. Himes, BS Indusfrial Management Springfield, O.: SAM. K BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Firsi- Row: William H. S. Hinion, BBA Accouniing, Millinockei, N.Y.: 'f'KT, SAM lPres.l, YMCA, Sfuclenr Council. 0 Karen B. Hoeb, BBA Marlcelinq, Cincinnaii, O.: AX9, HXE, YWCA lCouncill, Jr. Advisors, AWS. U Elizabeih C. Hoff, BBA Secrerarial, Cincinnali, O.: HXE lVice-Pres., Cor. Sec.l. 0 William R. Hollenbeclr, BBA Markerinq, Cincinnari, O.: -EX. ' Kennefh F. Horn, BBA Markeling, Cincinnaii, O. Second Row: Ann P. Hoshaw, BBA Marlceling, Cincinnari, O.: KKI' lVice- Pres., Treas.. Sec.l, HXE lPres., Sec. Treas.l, Penguins, Panhel. 0 William A. Huffman, BBA Markering, Daylon, O.: B911 Spirif Club. 0 David R. Imsande, BBA Accounring, Cincinnaii, O. 0 S+anley E. Isaac, BBA Accouniinq, ln- dianapolis, Ind.: HKA lSec.l, Sophos, Cincinnarus, YMCA lCab.l, Bus. Ad. Trib. ' Jack A. Jacobs, BBA Management Wyoming, O.: AXA. Third Row: James R. Jacobs, BBA Marlcefing, Cincinnali, O. 0 'Michael D. Jeffress, BBA Markeling, Cincinnali, O.: AMA. 0 Ron L. Jennings, BBA Markelinq, Cincinnafi, O.: 059. 0 Walson E. Jesse, BBA Accounling, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Jerry C. Jones, BBA Accouniing, Cincinnaii, O.: EAE. Fourih Row: Michael S. Kahn, BBA Markefinq, Cincinnari, O. ' Thomas L. Kaiser, BS lndusirial Manaqemenf, Cincinnaii, O.: SAM. U Gerald Kaplowilz, BBA Finance, Passar, N.J.: EAE, Porpoise, SAM. 0 Jaclc V. Karches, BBA Marlcering, Chevioi, O. 0 Rodger W. Karnehm, BBA Marlceiing, Tipp Ciiy, O. Fif+h Row! Frank C. Keller, BBA Accouniinq, Cincinnari, O.: SAM. 0 Thomas W. Keller, BBA Economics, Daylon, O. U Wayne C. Klusman, BBA Marlcelinq, Haqersrown, Ind. 0 Sharon E. Knabelltamp, Assoc. Business, Cincinnaii, O.: AQ, Wesley. ' William F. Koebel, BBA Accouniinq, Cincinnari, O. Sixfh Row: Kennedy C. Kohlbrand, BBA Marlcefinq, Covingfon, Ky.: 0 Michael L. Koslry, BBA Accounring, Rockville Cenrre, N.Y. 0 Ronald E. Krieg, BBA Aczcouniinq, Cincinnaii, O. 0 David R. Kruehlcamp, BBA Manaqemeni, Soulh Fr. Mirchell, Ky. 0 Claire H. Kunsiman, Assoc. Business, Cincinnali, O. Sevenlh Row: Gary E. Luce, BBA Finance, Oregon, lll. 0 James E. Lam- meri, BBA, Sr. Bernard, O.: BA1I', l'Pres.l. 0 John E. Lehman, BBA Economics, Daylon, O.: ZAE. U 'Carl T. Leopold, BS ln- clusrrial Management Cincinna+i, O.: EIE, BFE. 0 Roger L. Llewellyn, BBA Management Miamisburq, O. Eighfh Row: Raymond B. Loase, BS lnduslrial Manaqemenf, Dayfon, O.: fI1KT, lVice-Pres., Treas.l, EIE, lTreas.l, SAM, Men's Ad- visory. ' David J. Lofius, BBA Accouniinq, Eldrecl, Pa.: QK9, lTreas.l, IFC, Cheerleader. 0 James T. Lulcen, Jr., BBA Marlceling, Cincinnali, O.: EX. AMA, Siucleni Direcrory. U Jack L. Lunelce, BBA Accounfinq, Daylon, O. 0 John R. Maag, BBA Accounlinq, Marion, O.: Acacia. Ninih Row: Doyle R. Magee, BBA Management Cincinnali, O.: HKA. 0 Harry L. Mahafiey, BBA Markeiinq. Cincinnali, O.: 449, lpledqe Tr.l, AMA. 0 John A. Maier, BBA Marlcerinq, Cin- cinnali, O. 0 John H. Malilr, BS lnclusirial Manaqemeni, Cincinnafi, O. ' Herlaerl' S. Margolis, BBA Marqelinq, Cin- cinnaii, O.: EAM, Swimming, AMA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Firsl' Row: Carolyn J. Marlineau, BBA Accounling, Cincinnafi, O.: BA'I'. BFE, HXE, AAA, News Record. 0 Michael G. Mason, BBA Accounling, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Shirley A. Malher, Assoc. Business, Cincinnaii, O.: AQ, YWCA, Spirii Club. 0 'Charles R. Mauer, BBA Fiance, Cincinnali, O.: News Record. 0 Reber? C. McBride, BBA Accounling, Jelilersonville, Ind. Second Row: J. Timolhy Mc'Car+hy, BBA Economics, Ft Thomas, Ky.: EX. lTreas.l, News Record. 0 Ronald Mc'Car1hy, BBA Account ing, Fulion, N.Y.: TKT. 0 Marlc H. McCormick, BBA Mar- lceiing, Xenia, O.: ATU, lVice-Pres., Rush Chmn.l, AMA. IFC. 0 John J. 'McDonald, BBA Finance, Cincinnaii, O. ' John E. 'McKibben, BS lndusirial Management Alliance, O. Third Row: Gordon E. McLean, BBA Accounling, Cincinnali, O. 0 Law- rence McMannon, BBA Finance, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Louis A. Megas, BA Economics, Cincinnali, O. 0 Daniel A. Mehne, BBA Management Deer Parlc, O. 0 John J. Milcula, BS ln- duslrial Management Lyndora, Pa.: EE, lTreas.l, EIE. lVice-Pres.l, Men's Advisory. Fourfh Row: R. Sfephen Millbourn, BBA Accouniing, Piqua, O., AK'1', Newman Club. 0 Raymond R. Miller, BBA Markeling. Cin- cinnafi, O.: QKT. 0 William E. Miller, BBA Markeling, Cin- cinnali,, O.: 4559, Sophos, News Record, AMA. 0 Alberl' U. Mifchell, BBA Accounling, Troy, O.: AET. 0 Roberl E. Mil- zel, BBA Management Franklin, O. Fiflh Row: Palriclr D. Mobley, BBA Accounling, Wesl Laliayelie, O.: QHE. ' Jerome P. Monfopoli, BBA Accounling, Corning, N.Y.: Acacia, lTreas.l, AKW, lSec.l, BASF, lTreas.l. Wresiling, Spiril Club. 0 William E. Moomaw, BBA Market ing, Dayion, O.: HKA, lTreas.l, Bus. Ad. Trib., Siudenl Council, WUS, lSec., Treas.l, YlMCA, Spiril Club, AK'I'. 0 Beverly J. Morgenlhal, Assoc. Business, Greenhills, O. 0 Roberl W. Morris, BBA Accounling, Cincinnari, O. Six'l'h Row: Daniel J. Morse, BBA Marlceling, Bloomingdale, N.J.: Base- ball. 0 Alden G. Mosher, BBA Management Cincinnali, O. 0 Richard A. Mullen, BBA Finance, Daylon, O.: EQJE, SAM lTreas.l, AMA. ' Thomas F. Muraca, BBA Finance, Cincin- nali, O. 0 David L. Naehring, BBA Markeling, Cincinnali, O.: EN lPres., Treas.l, Men's Advisory. Sevenlh Row: Roberl' G. Nason. BBA Economics, Cincinnali, O.: EAE, SAM. 0 Lorna J. Naylor, Assoc. Business, Cincinnali, O.: AFA. ' Charlene S. Nelson, Assoc. Business, Cincinnaii, O. 0 'Ned R. Nixon, BBA Management Cincinnali, O. 0 Thomas E. O'Brien, BBA Accounling, Cincinnali, O. Eighrh Row: Charles J. O'Mara, BBA Marlceling, Cincinnali, O.: EAM, AMA. 0 Richard M. Page, BBA Marlceling, Cincinnali, O.: AMA lVice'Pres., Pres.l, Spiril' Club. 0 David T. Paul, BBA Economics, Dayion, O.: EAM, BFE, 'PHE Bus. Ad. Trib. 0 Charles F. Pelfrey, BBA Accounlinq, Porlsmoulh, O.: TKT lTreas.l, BAXP, Men's Advisory. 0 Roberl' E. Pepples, Jr., BBA Accouniing, Cincinnaii, O.: A2111 lSec., Vice-Pres.l. Ninlh Row: Howard N. Perlcson, Jr., BBA Finance, Princelon, N.J.: BQH. U Ralph F. Peferlofnjes, BS Indusrrial Management Dayion, O. 0 Barry L. Phillips, BBA Management Springfield. O. 0 Roberl L. Piclreft BBA Markeing, Cincinnali, O.: 4359. ' William S. Pierce, Jr., BBA Economics, Cincinnari, O. 4: BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Firsi' Row: William J. iPoaI'e, BBA Marlcefing, Sagharbor, N.Y.: AMA. ' Russell Porfer, BBA Managemeni, Livonia, Mich. 0 James W. Powell, BBA Markeiing, Cincinna+i, O.: Scabbard and Blade. 0 Grover C. Price, BBA Marlceling, Dayion, O.: QX. ' Charles A. Rapp Jr., BBA Finance, Bellbroolc, O.: Arnold Air Socieiy, Wesley Foundalion. Second Row: John E. Ra+l1lcamp, BAA. Accouniing, Cincinnaii, O.: ATA. ' 'Carol G. Ra'l'hman, BBA Marlceling, Cincinnaii, O.: XS'-4, HXE, B-us. Ad. Trib., AMA, I Dennis G. Reclt, BAA Fi- nance, Daylon, O.: EN lSec.l. 0 William M. Reichler, BAA Markeling, Cenlerville, O.: EAM, AMA. i Harry A. Ren- neclter, BBA Marlceiing, Canlon, O.: AMA, YMCA, Baseball. Third Row: Larry C. Richardson, BBA Finance, Cincinnali, O. 0 'Michael B. Richman, BBA Finance, Cincinnaii, O.: ANZ. ACS. ' Roberl R. Roclcenfield, BBA Markeiing, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Daniel J. Rohman, BBA Markeling, Cincinnafi, O. 0 Errol M. Rosen, BBA Accouniing, Cincinnali, O.: EAM lTreas.i, BA'I'. Four+h Row: David H. Rush, BBA Accounling, Dover, N.J.: AXA. 0 Charles M. Russalrov, BBA Marlceling, Cincinnali, O.: IRHC lTreas.l. 0 Harry E. Ruler, BBA Managemenl, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Jerome C. Rymarquis, BBA Accouniing, Villa Hills, Ky.: RAW. 0 Mariin D. Sandman, BBA Markefing, Cincinnali, O. Fi'f1'h Row: Michael E. Sansons, BBA Management Cincinnaii, O.: New- man Clulo lVice-Pres.l. 0 Barl'on L. Salslty, BBA Accounling, So. Orang, N.J.: HAT, New Record, Men's Advisory, Hillel, Spiril Club. 0 Walier L. Savage, BBA Management Cin- cinnaii, O. 0 James M. Sayler, BBA Economics, Cincinnafi, O.: BDU lVice-Pres., Sec.i, OAK lPres., Sec.i, THE, BFE. Melro, EE iTreas.l, Jr. Class Treas., Cincinnalus, IFC lPres.l. 0 David Schaengold, BBA Accouniing, Cincinnaii, O.: EAM, Bus. Ad. Trib. Sixih Row: Ronald C. Scheidenberger, BBA Accounling, Cincinnaii, O.: EAM. ' James A. Schenlrel, BBA Accouniing, Shaker lHi's., O.: EAM. 0 Marlin R. Schenlcel, BBA Marlceling, Shaker His.. O.: EAM. SAM. U Philip M. Schlaeger, BBA Markeiing, Cincinnaii, O.: SAM, Hillel. 0 'Millon J. Schloss, BBA Mar- lceling, Cincinnali, O.: AEH lTreas.i. Sevenfh -Row: Donald E. Schmerber, BBA Management Cincinnaii, O.: AEH iPres.i 0 Thomas U. Schmidl, BBA Accounling, Sid- ney, O. 0 Hal A. Schmilhorsf, BBA Markeiing, Cincinnali, O.: Pershing Rifles, SAM. ' 'Charles 'M. Schneider, BBA Economics, Cincinnaii, O.: SAM. ' George W. Schneider, BBA Accouniing, Cincinnaii, O.: AEH. Eigh+h Row: Daniel E. Schonhoff, BBA Accouniing, Cincinnali, O. 0 Ar- lhur H. Scho++, BBA Marlceling, Cincinnali, O.: ATA. ' Roberi' C. Scl1u'H'e, BBA Markeiing, Bellevue, Ky.: KK'If, Band. 0 Terry J. Seger, BBA Marlceiing, Cincinnali, O.: AMA. ' Irvin F. Seilz, BBA Managemeni, Cincinnaii, O. Ninih Row: Phillip S. Selig, BS lndusirial Managernenl, Princelon, W. Va.: EAM. 0 'Gary L. Sellers, BBA 'Management Norwood, O. ' George E. Seurlcamp, BBA Managemeni, Cincinnaii, O. 0 James A. Sheehy Jr., BS lnduslrial Manage-menl, Sl. Louis, Mo.: SAM. 0 Sleven M. Shewchulc, BBA Markeling, Buller, Pa.: RHC, AMA. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Firs'r Row: Richard A. Shock, BBA Management For? Wayne. Ind.: Sailing Club. SAM. ' Richard M. Siclcinger, BS lnduslrial Management Columbus. O.: TKO, ZTE, SAM, 0 Francie M. Sieber, Assoc. Business. Cincinnali. O.: AST. 0 C. Wil- liam SiHason, BBA Marlceling. Cincinnali. O.: AMA. U Daryl K. Smilh, BS lnduslrial Management Cincinnali. O. Second Row: Roberi' E. Smifh. BBA Accouniing, N. Canion, O. 0 Ronald A. Smifh. BBA Accouniing. Cincinnali. O.: AEH. 0 Rodger D. Smock. BBA Marlceiing. Daylon, O.: TKT lTreas.. Rec. Sec., Cor. Sec.l, lFC. AMA. SAM. YMCA. ' Roberf E. Sny- der, BBA Finance. Cincinnaii. O.: AEU. 0 Thomas J. Sonne- born, BBA Accouniing. Cincinnaii. O.: 'T'AO. BAXP. Third Row: Wayne L. Spalding. BBA Markeiing. Cincinnaii, O.: OX lTreas.i. YMCA. ' Roberf E. Sprinlcel. BS lndusirial Man- agement Oermanlown. O.: SAM, Band. 0 F. Sefon Sfaley Jr., BBA Marlceling. Greenhills. O.: AMA lVice-'Pres.i. ' Gordon W. S+amler, BBA Marlceiing. Ft Thomas. Ky.: ZOE, YMCA. Cheerleader. Bus. Ad. Trib., Men's Advisory. 0 Jerry B. Sfafon, BS lndusirial 'Management Cincinnali, O. Fourfh Row: William R. Sieiner, BBA Accounling. Fairborn. O. 0 Harry W. Srerling. BBA Markeling. Cincinnaii. O.: ZAE. AMA. 0 Thomas A. S'ricIteI. BBA Accounfing, Cincinnaii. O.: BSU. 0 Roberi' J. S'IocIc, BBA Finance. Lancasier. N.Y.: B911 0 Thomas M. Surd, BBA Accounling, Daylon. O.: BAXP. AKW. Fi'F'Ih Row: Sfephen T. H. Temple. BBA Marlceiing, Cincinnali. O.:AEH. Scabbard and Blade, Spirii Club. AMA. 0 David A. Thiel, BBA Marlceiing. So. Ft Milchell. Ky. 0 Pafricia L. Thomas, BBA Accounling. Cincinnaiit O. 0 'Ora L. Tinsley. Assoc. Business. Cincinnali, O. 0 Jimmie W. Tucker. BBA Ac- counling. Evansville, Ind.: IRFC. Six+h Row: Roberi' N. Tucker Jr., BBA Markefing. Cincinnali. O.: Persh- ing Rifles. 0 John E. Tyson. BBA Accouniing. Cincinnafi. O.: Acacia. 0 Anfhony E. Upfon, BBA Marlceling. Cincinnaii. O. 0 Gary Volz, BBA Accouniing, Cincinna+i. O.: AK'I'. BAW. SAM. U Roberi S. Vordenberg. BBA Marlceling. Cin- cinnali. O.: QKT. Sevenfh Row: Roberi' L. Vorheer. BBA 'Marlce'ring. Cincinnaii, O.: Newman Club. 0 Clyde C. Waddell Jr.. BBA Accounling. Warren. O.: ATA. Pershing Rifles. Scabbard and Blade lSec.l. 0 Richard F. Wagner, BBA Management Cincinnali. O.: EX. 0 J. Thomas Wallcer. BBA Marlceiing. Cincinnali. O.: EOE. 0 Jay A. Wasserman, BBA Accounling. Cincinnaii, O.: AKYP. Eigh+h Row: Thomas L. Waflcins. BBA Economics. Berhesda. Md.: EAE lTreas.l. OAK, Cincinnaiius lTreas.l, Meiro. AKXI' lTreas.l. Sfudenl' Council lVice-Pres.l, YMCA iCab.l. GSS. 0 iRob- er'r K. Webb, BBA Marlceling. Cincinnali. O.: HKA. Scab- bard and Blade, Band. YMCA. GGG, IFC. 0 Harry C. Websier. BBA Management Cincinnaii. O.: Arnold Air Sociely. ' David C. Weiner, BBA Accounling. Cincinnaiit O.: EAM lP'res.i, Melro. Bus. Ad. Trib. lPres.i, Men's Ad- visory. OAK. 0 Roger lM. Weller, BS lndusirial Manage- ment Souih Vienna. O.: HKA, AKXP. SAM. YMCA. Ninih Row: David E. Whife. BBA.Accouniing, Cincinnali. O. 0 Chad P. Wick, BBA Marlcering, Cincinna+i. O. 0 Merlin H. Willey Jr., BBA Finance. Birmingham, Mich.: SAM. ' Carl L. Wol- aver, BS lndusfrial Management Dayion. O.: A,MA. SA'M. 0 Sfehpen 'M. Wolier. BBA Management Cincinnali. O.: Newman Club lPres.l. f NATIONAL HEROES FELLED IN 1964 The class of 1965 is too young to remember these Ameri- cans at their greatest moments. But proudly we can recall to the next generation, They lived in our lifetime. Right: The casket of General Douglas MacArthur is borne up the steps to the Capitol Rotunda. General Douglas MacArthur, 1880-1964. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION First Row: Stanley W. Wright, BBA Accounting, Dayton, O.g Acacia. AKKP. 0 Dwight J. Zeman, BBA Management, Mt. Prospect, IH. 0 Patricia K. Zerr, Assoc. Business, Hamilton, O. 0 Peter C. Ziliiclc, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. f President Herbert Hoover, 1874-1964. W CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Firsf Row: Thomas N. Alcins, BM Percussion, Roanoke, Va.: WMA lPres.l. 0 'Charlene G. Baber, BFA Radio-TV, Clifion Forge, Va. 0 Mary V. Baker, BM Violin, Cincinnaii, O.: Moriar Board, IIKA, COM Trib. fTreas.l. 0 Bloom M. Bergman, BM Music, Defiance, O.: Women's Council, Siudenl Senaie, Panhel. U Karen L. Brown, BS Music Eclucafion, Cincinnari, O. Second Row: Barbara A. Clay, BM Voice, Miami, Fla. 0 Alice J. Daniel. BS Music Educalion, Davlon, O.: BITE lPres., Vice-Pres.l, CCM Soph. Class Sec., CCM Panhel lPres.l. ' David E. Draper, BM Piano. Cleveland, Miss.: 'PMA lSec., Vice-Pres.l, CCM Trib., Men's Advisory. ' Eugene W. Flemm, BM Piano, Dunedin, Fla.: CCM Ensemble, Bancl, Chorus. U Roberi M. Frederick, BFA Radio-TV, Dayron, O.: WGUC, Madriqal. Third Row: Jeanne E. GarreH', BS Music Educalion, Beaver Falls, Pa.: MTE lTreas., Rec. Sec.l, CCM Soph. Class Treas., Women's Council, CCM Trib. lCorr. Sec.l. 0 Rober+ E. Hoclcenber- ger, BM Music, Minerva, O.: SPMA. 0 Terry L. Jackson, BFA Radio-TV, Columbia, Ind.: PTA. ' 'Margie K. Kur+z, BS Music, Covinqlon, Ky.: CCM Fr. Class Sec. U 'Chesier A. Lishawa, BFA Radio-TV, Cincinnari, O.: Band, Murnmers. Four+h Row: Charles R. Novell, BS Piano, Pulaski, Va. 0 Rosalie J. Olin- slri, BS Music Educaiion, Wheeling, W. Va.: MAE, German Club, Glee Club. 0 Loreen K. Oswali, BS Music, Union, O.: EAI, Women's Council lTreas.l. ' Alice E. Pfingsiag, BM Music, BS Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: A9 lVice-Pres.l, CCM Trib., Chorale, Maclrigal. ' Carolyn 'M. RoeHger, BS Music Educaion, Boilcins, O.: A0 lTreas.l, Wornen's Council. Fif+h Row: Pafsy A. Rohrer, BS Music Educalion, DeGraFl, O.: A0 lSec., Pres.l, Women's Council lSec., Vice-Pres.l. ' Jerry J. Sam- uels, BM Piano, Cincinnari, O.: Hillel. 0 Louise Shelley, BFA Radio-TV, Hamilio, O.: AO ll-lis'l'.l, WFIG. 0 Carol J. Snyder, BS Music Educaiion, Canion, O.: EAI, Madriqal, Orcheslra. 0 Bonnie R. Sprunger. BS Music Educalion, Fair-1 born, O.: EAT, Orchesfra, Ensemble, Chorale. Sixih Row: Carol L. Sfamper, BS Music Eclucalion, Grassy Creek, Ky.: 3I'I'E lTreas.l, Women's Council lTreas.l. ' Paul R. Wes+- phalinger, BFA Raclio-TV, Covingion, Ky.: WFIB. i CINCY LCSES FINE FRIEND AND COACH Fred Hutchinson, 1919-1964. DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, ART Firsl' Row: James K. Adams, BS Archileclure, Defiance, O.: fIJK9, Glee Club, IFPC lSec.l. 0 Nancy J. Adams, GFA Arl, BS Educa- lion, Kellering, O.: ATA, ATA, Jr, Panhel lVice-Pres.l, Pan- hel l'Sec., Pre-s.l, YWCIA lSoph. Councill, AWS, NAEA. Cab. of Pres., Jr. Advisor, SRC. 0 Ronald D. Alexander, BS Adverlising, Pilllua, O.: fl7'A9 lPres.l, Cincinnalus, LMCA, Co-op Eng., Jr. Class Treas., Sr. Class Treas., Men's Ad- visory. 0 Timolhy 'R. Alexander, BS Archileclure, Lucas, O.: AIA. 0 Fred A. Arnold, BFA Arl, BS Educalion, Fl. Wash- inglon, Pa.: 'PKT lSeC.l, Mumrners, lvlen's Advisory, NAFA. Second Row: Kalherine C. Augusline, BS Adverlising, Daylon, O.: Af1'A, CCF. 0 Don E. Baldwin, BS Archileclure. 0 Richard A. Bax- 'l'er, BS Archileclure, Deiroil, lvlich.: Scarab lPres.l, AIA. 0 Joel P. Blum, BS Archileclure, Gary, lnd1: AIA. 0 Wil- liam E. Boclcenslelle, BS Archifeciure, Cincinnali, O.: AKG. Spiril Club, AIA. Third Row: Linda J. Boclcsliegel, BA Arl, BS Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: AFA, Jr. Advisors, Spiril Club. 0 Roberl' L. Boolrer, BS Archileclure, Jeifersnville, Ind.: ATA, Rifle Team, A.l'A. 0 Tim J. Boolcoul, BS lnlerior Design, Hagersirown, Ind.: AIAA, AID lPres.l, NSID. 0 Raymond C. Borlz, BS Fashion De- sign, Cincinnali, O. 0 Anafoli Boschenlco, BS Archileclure, Indianapolis, Ind.: ATU, AIA lVice-'Pres.l, GGG. Fourlh Row: Denis P. Blousquel, BS Archifeclure, Willowick, O.: AIA. ' Gerald R. Chuclc, BS lnduslrial Design, Youngslown, O.: ETE. U Nancy Cohen, BFA Arl. BS Educalion, Sl. Louis. Mo.: EAT, NAEA IRC. Sec.l. ' Roberl' W. Couller, BS lnduslrial Design, Yellow Springs, O.: IDI, Glee Club. U William S. Denlon, BS Archileclure, Knoxville, Tenn.: Acacia. Fi'F+h Row: Judifh A. Diers, BS Coslurne Design, Cincinnali, O.: ZTA lCor. Sec.l, YWCA, Spiril Club, Jr. Advisors. 0 Roland T. Docler, BS Archileclure, Cheviol, O.: AIA. ' Roberl' L. Douglas, BS Archileciure, Louisville, Ky.: AIA. 0 Carolyn A. Easlman, BA Arl, BS Educalion, Franklin, Nfl-I.: YWCA, lvlummers, NAEA lTreas.l. 0 Nancy J. Eisensl'a+, BA Arl. BS Eclucalion, Foresl I-lills, N.Y.: EAT, NAEA. Sixfh Row: Donna C. Elsasser, BA Arr, BS Educalion, Cincinnali, O. 0 Dana L. Essex, BS Fine Ari, Columbus, Ind.: KKF. ' Bruce T. Evans, BS Archileclure, Cincinnali, O.: EAE, AIA, 0 Jerry L. Flelcher, BS Adverlising Design, Cincinnali, O.: English Club. 0 Slephen K. Ford, BS Archileclure, Laiayelle, Ind.: Triangle lCor. Sec.l, AIA. Sevenfh Row: Ilene S. Freedman, BA Arl, BS Eclucalion, Charleslon, W. Va.: EAT, AQUA, Hillel, Univ. Chorus. 0 Gary E. Gabrich, BS Archileclure, Cincinnali, O.: 43159, AIA, FAA lP'res.l. ' Jon T. Gimpel, BS lnduslrial Design, Cincinnali, O.: QK9, IDI, CAP. 0 Randall J. Gordon, BS Archileclure, Anderson, Ind. 0 Rulh H. Grad, BS lnduslrial Design, Cincinnali, O. Eighlh Row: Roberl' E. Grasser, BS Archileclure, Cincinnali, O.: Scabbard and Blade. ' Edward H. Gregg, BS lnduslrial Design, Al- bany, N.Y.: AXA, Mummers. 0 Gerald G. Harley, BS Archi- leclure, Cincinnaii, O.: Scarab, ATA, AIA. 0 Dale C. Har- ris, BS Induslrial Design, Shelbyville. Ind. 0 John E. Harris, BS Archileclure, Canlon, O.: Triangle, AIA, YMCA lVice- Pre-s.l, DAA Trib.. lvlen's Advisory. Ninlh Row: Barbara J. Hegman, BS Design, Daylon, O.: AAA, NSID lPres.l, AID, House Pres. Council lPres.l, AWS, Sludenl Council, Social Ed. lSec.l. 0 Dale P. Heidolling, BS Archi- leclure. Greenhills, O.: 4529, EE, AIA, Baslcelball. 0 Jan E. Heinlen, BA Arl, BS Fducalion, Cincinnali, O.: X , NAEA. 0 William B. Hess, BS Archileclure, Boolon, N.J. ' Evelyn A. Hill, BS lnlerior Design, Fl. Thomas, Ky.: KA, NSID. K DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, ART Firsl' Row: Jon D. Hollmann, BS Archileclure, New Albany, Ind.: Scarab, AGPA, AIA. 0 Monfy M. Howell, BS Adveriisinq, Rushville, Ind.: XA. ' William C. Hub, BS Archileclure, Fl. Milchell. Ky.: Acacia, AIA. 0 Carroll L. Hunler, BS Archiieclure, Towson, Md.: Triangle. AIA. 0 Junko llo, BS Adverlisinq, Ikuia Kobe, Japan. Second Row: Billy F. Jessup, BS Archileciure. Cincinnali, O.: AIA. ' Harry R. Kakel Jr., BS lnduslrial Desiqn, Towson, Mcl.: AWA, News Record. 0 Anfhony R. Kampwerlh, BS Archileclure, Cincinnali, O.: AIA. U Mervyn C. Keller, BS Archileclure, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Harold A. Kellner, BS Adverlisinq Design, Bradford, Pa.: KKW, Band. Third Row: David Kemnilzer, BS Archileclure, Mounl Gilead, O.: ATU. Scarab, IFC, DAA Trib., AIA lVice-Pres., Pres.l. 0 J. Pal'- rick Kerr, BS Archiieclure, Paducah, Ky.: AIA. 0 Kennelh V. Knarr, BS Induslrial Desion, Cincinnali, O.: ATU, Sludenl' Direclory, News Record iPho'i. Ed.l, Profile, Men's Aclvisory. I William C. Kozar, BS Archileclure, Brooklyn, N.Y.: AIA. Kenneih J. Kunz, BS Archileclure, Chevioi, O. Fourfh Row: James G. Livers, BS Archiieciure, Cincinnali, O. 0 James P. Lowry, BS Archilecrure, Grand Rapids, Mich.: Scarab. AIA. lTreas.l. ' Linda L. Mahrf, BA Ari, Daylon, O.: AX9, WAA, YWCA, Mummers, DAA Trib., Infernal. Club. 0 Garda S. 'Mann, BS lnlerior Design, Cincinnali, O. ' Eliza- belh A. Malie, BS Fashion Design, Cincinnali, O. FiHh Row: Judylhe A. May, BS Inlerior Desiqn, Indianapolis, Ind.: KA, NSID lTreas.l, AIID, Modern Dance Club. 0 C. Richard Mc- Cullough, BS' Archiieclure, Cincinnali, O.: HKA, AIA, YMCA, CSO, Men's Advisory, Scarab. ' Richard C. Mes- singer, BS Inferior Design, Belhlehern, Pa.: Acacia, Glee Club, NSID. 0 Sylvesier B. Meyer, BS Induslrial Desiqn. Cincinnaii, O. 0 Danforlh S. Mirchell Jr., BS Archileclure. Daylon, O.: ZCPE, AIA. Sixfh Row: Dennis L. Nemenz, BS Archileciure, Cincinnaii, O.: ZAE. 0 Molly S. Nooe, BA Ari, BS Educalion, Maysville, Ky.: KA9, DAA. Trib., Jr. Advisors, NAEA. ' Barbara L. Park, BS Acl- verlising 'De-sign, Pinch, W. Va.: CCF. ' Joseph A. Paul, BS Archileclure, New Caslle, Ind.: AIA. 0 John E. Penning- 'I'on, BS lnduslrial Design, Nashville, Tenn.: AXA. Sevenih Row: Lynn Pfiesler, BA Arl, BS Eclucalion, Cincinnali, O.: AXQ, AGPA lVice-Pres.l, WAA. ' John J. 'Plu+, BS Indusirial De- sign, Cleveland, O.: IDI, 0 Caroline W. Pool, BFA Fine Arls, Piqua, O.: AAA, Profile, Mummers, YWCA. 0 Michael H. Prezicse, BS Archileclure, Brooklyn, N.Y.: Triangle, AIA. f Carol L. Quisenberry, BS Adverlising, Cincinnaii, O.: KA lVice-P'res.l, AWA, CINCINNATIAN, Mummers. Eighfh Row: Richard L. Reecher, BS Archileciure, I-lagersiown, 'Md.: AIA. ' Barbara S. Renner, BA Ari, Cincinnaii, O.: KA9. ' Frederick B. Rice, BS Archileciure, Indianapolis, Ind.: AIA. 0 Mary Ann Rickard, BA Fine Ari, Cincinnali, O.: ZTA ATA. 0 Harry F. Robinson, BS Archiieciure, Cincinnari, O. Ninlh Row: John R. Rollings, BS Archileciure, For? Wayne, Incl.: EQE, AIA, YMCA. 0 Beniamin J. Ross, BS Archileclure, Fl. Wright Ky.: Baseball, AIA. 0 David B. Roie, BS Indusirial Design, IDay+on, O. 0 Gail A. Russakov, BA Ari, BS Educa- Iion, Cincinnali, O. -0 DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, ART Firsl' Row: Thomas J. Schmidl, BS Adverlising Design, Cincinnali, O. ' 'Gail L. Schulfe, BA Fine Ari, Cincinnaii, O., ZTA, DAA Trib., Panhel. 0 Roberl Schwariz, BS Archileciure, Elmsiord, N.Y., AIA ISec.l. ' Richard B. Shirk, BS Archileciure, Cin- cinnaii, O., AIA. 0 'Marcia L. Smi'I'h, BS Adveriising, Cincin- nali, O., KA, HAE, CINCINNATIAN lDesigner, Assoc. Ed.I, Wesiminsler Foundalion lRec. Sec.l, Murnmers, Ivy Chain. Second Row: Richard J. Spaelh, BS Induslrial Design, Cincinnali, O. 0 Roberl' M. Sprowls, BS Archileclure, Cincinnali, O., BQH, AIA.. ' Bruce L. Slambaugh, BS Adverlising Design, Fori Thomas, Ky., DDE, IFC. 0 James Slansbury, BA Ari, BS Edu- calion, La'PorIe, Ind., EAE, Men's Advisory, NAEA. 0 'Roberl' C. Tas'I', BS Archireciure, Glen Cove, N.Y., AIA. Third Row: John Ungar, BS Archileclure, Rochesler, N.Y., Scarab. 0 Emanualea J. Villari, BS Coslurne Design, Cincinnali, O., Mummers, lniernai. Club. 0 Linda F. Wagner, BS Adver- Iising, Greencasile, Ind., AX9, YMCA, WAA. 0 Mary A. Wehrend, BA Ari, BS Educalion, Cincinnali, O., AQUA, NAEA lPres.I. ' Rolaerl W. Wiesman, BS lnduslrial Design, Louisville, Ky., HKA lVice-Pres.I, AIA, IDI, DAA Trib., GGG, YMCA, Cheerleader lCapI'.l. Fourrh Row: John W. Wissinger, BS Induslrial Design, Cincinnali, O., EN, IDI. 0 Jonaihan J. Woodman, BS Archifeclure, Cincinnali, O., Scarab, AIA. 0 Richard A. Wuesi, BS Archilecfure, Cin- cinnaii, O., TK9. 0 Dennis T. Yaklofasky, BS Archiieclure Yonkers, N.Y., fI K9, AIA, IFC, OIA. EDUCATION AND HOME EC Six'I'h Row: Helen A. Abrams, BS Secondary Educalion, Cincinnali, O., Trianon lPres.I. 0 Kafhryn P. Alloy, BS Home EC. Educa- 'Iion, Cincinnali, O., Trianon lPres.I, Sfudenl IDireciory, I'I.Ec. Trib. lP'res.l, YWCA, S-E Club, Cab. of Pres. 0 Geoffrey I. Amey, BS Physical Educalion, Spring 'I-louse, Pa., Wreslling, Track. ' Lynn C. Apfelbaum, BS Kindergarlen- Primary Educalion, Bloomfield, N.J. ' Rosanne Appel, BS Primary Educalion, Cincinnali, O., Mummers, K-P Club. Sevenih Row: Suzanne S. Arend, BS Secondary Eclucalion, Cincinnaii, O., X9, KAII, Educ. Trib. IVice-Pres., Treas.l, Angel Flighl, Cincinnaius, Sludenl Council, Panhel. 0 Madeleine S. Arons, BS Kindergarlen Primary Educalion, Greal Neck, N.Y., Dorm lProg. Ed.l. 0 Deanna K. Alkinson, BS Elemenlary Educa- iion, Norlh College I-Iill, O., YWCA, S-E Club. ' Diane A. Barfh, BS Kindergarlen-Primary Educalion, Cincinnaii, O., Trianon, K-P' Club, SEA, YWCA. ' Penny E. Bxarlh, BS Pri- mary Educarion, Covenlry, Conn., Home Ec. Club, Newman. Eighfh Row: R. Bruce iBaum, BS Deaf Educalion, Cincinnali, O., ACC IPIedge Tr.l, TKE, I-Iillel, Univ. Chorus, Spiril' Club, Sp. Ed. Club lPres.l. ' D. Jean Bell, BA Home EC. Educalion, Cin- cinnali, O., ON, KAN, Home Ec. Club. 0 Jerlene Y. Bell, BS Secondary Educalion, Cincinnali, O. ' Rosalie S. Ber- man, BS Secondary Educalion, Cincinnali, O. 0 June K. Bieler, BS Elernenlary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O., Trianon lVice-Pres.l, S-E Club lRec. Sec.l, SEA, YWCA. Ninih Row: Barbara J. Billups, BS Kindergarlen Primary Educalion, Cin- cinnaii, O., AKA, K-P Club. ' Susan E. Blake, BS Business Eclucaiion, Keliering, O., XYZ, YWCA. U Bea G. Bradbury, BS Physical Educalion, Lebanon, O., KAH, Areie, WAA. 0 Phyllis A. Bradford, BS Secondary Educalion, Cincinnali, O. 0 Dorofhy IM. Braunsiein, BS Physical Educalion, Cincinnali, O., Arele, WAA. L EDUCATION AND HOME EC Firs+ Row: Arlene J. Brill, BS Elemeniary Educaiion, Mariemoni, O.: AFA, TBE lVice-'Pres.l, Ivy Chain, KKNP, Band lSec., Coun- cill. 0 Oscar L. Briiion, BS Elemeniary Educafion, Cincinnaii, O.: KAW, Bad. 0 Sherry L. Brookshire, BS Primary Educa- iion, Cincinnaii, O.: ZTA, Bearkiiiens. ' Pairicia A. Brosch, BS Elemeniary Educaiion, Si. Bernard, O.: YWCA, S-E Club. 0 Gerald S. Bush, BS Business Educaiion, Erlanger, Ky. Second Row: Barbara J. Cahall, BS Bus. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: Bus. Ed. Club. ' Thomas E. Callahan, BS Physical Educarion, Cincinnafi, O. 0 Marilyn L. Campbell, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: AAU, WAA, WEEP. 0 James F. Carney, BS Physical Educa- iion, Cincinnaii, O.: Arnold Air Socieiy, BJEK, C-Club, Wresi- ling. ' William A. Caslcey, BS Secondary Educalion, Cincin- nali, O.: EN, Scabbard and Blade. Third Row: Alice L. Chidlaw, BS Kindergarien Primary Educaiion, Cin- cinnaii, O.: Trianon lCor. Sec.l, K-P Club. 0 Geraldine S. Cobern, BS Elemenfary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: AFA, Siudeni Direciory, S-E Club lTreas.l, YWCA, WUS, SNEA. 0 Elaine J. Cooper, BS Elemeniary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O. U Nancy N. Copeland, BS Home Economics, Dayion, O.: Home Ec. Club. 0 Joy L. Corlren, BS Kindergarien 'Primary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: AX9, KAH, K-P Club. Fourih Row: Linda A. Coy, BS Elemeniary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: KA, KAN, WUS, YWCA, SNEA. 0 Veramae Crawford, BS Secondary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O. U Rebekah C. Crocker, BS Kindergarien Primary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: K-P Club lSec.l, BSiF lVice-Pres.l, CCF, SRC lSec., Vice-Pres.l. ' 'Marilyn L. Crow, BS Elemeniary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Michael F. Crowe, BS Secondary Educaiion, Cincin- naii, O.: Newman Club. Fif+h Row: Kenne+h G. Cunningham, BS Secondary Educaiion, Easf Liverpool, O.: KAH, EE, Baseball, Baskeiball lCapi'.l. C-Club lVice-Pres.l. U Lawrence J. Cunningham, BS Sec- ondary Eclucaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: KAH. 0 Diane M. David- son, BS Elemenrary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: Trianon, S-E Club, Band. 0 Sandra Davis, BS Kindergarlen Primary Edu- cafion, Cincinnafi, O.: K-P Club, SNEA, WEEP, YFT. 0 Paul D. Dawsoon, BS Secondary Eclucaiion, Deer Park, O.: AXA. Sixfh Row: Donald M. Dell, BS Secondary Educaiion, Norih Bend, O.: SEA lTreas.l. 0 Jane A. Diefrich, BS Primary Educaiion, Cin- cinnaii, O.: ZTA, KAU, 'WAA, K-P Club iPres.l, Jr. Advisor, YWCA. 0 Marcine M. Dilling, BS Primary Eclucaiion, Cincin- na+i, O.: AFA, AAA, KAH, Angel Flighi, K-P Club. ' Thomas F. Dreyer, BS Physical Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: QPEK fPres.l, G-oli, C-Club lTreas.l. 0 Judy L. Droesch, BS Secondary Edu- caiion, Cincinnaii, O.: KA9. Sevenih Row: John L. Dunham, BS Business Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: Golf lCap'r.l, Bus. Ed. Club lTreas.l, C-Club. U Doris A. Eads, BS Elemeniary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: S-E Club. 0 Jean L. Eggers, BS Physical Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: WAA, Areie, YWCA. 0 Joan M. Elder, BS Special Educaiion, Cin- cinnaii, O.: Sp. Ed. Club, Mummers, Modern Dance Club, YWCA, Bearkirien. 0 Jill M. Elfenbein, BS Special Educaiion, Erie, Pa.: Sp. Ed. Club. Eigh+h Row: Duane Embry, BS Primary Educafion, Cincinnaii, O.: K-P Club, BSF. 9 Sue E. Ericlcson, BS Elemeniary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O. 0 JoAnn E. Ferranfe, BS Ele- meniary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: XD, lvy Chain, Social Bd. 0 'Marsha C. Fialao, BS Elemeniary Educaiion, Cincin- naii, O. ' Walier Field, BS Secondary Educaiion, Cincin- naii, O. Ninih Row: Mariha J. Fischer, BS Elemeniary Educaiion, Cincinnari, O.: KKF, YWCA. 0 Dianne E. Fishberg, BS Kindergarien Pri- mary Educaiion, Cincinnari, O.: K-A-H, K-P Club. 0 Judiih L. Fralces, BS Business Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: AFA, Jr. Ad- visor, WUS, YWCA lTreas.l, SNEA, WAA, Bus, Ed. Club. 0 Mariorie A. Frame, BS Secondary Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O. ' Barbara K. Frazier, BS 'Physical Educaiion, Cincinnaii, O.: KAII, WAA, Penguins, Areie lSec., Pres.l, Ed. Trib. -A EDUCATION AND HOME EC Firsl' Row: Linda Gall, BS Kindergarlen Primary Eclucalion, Cincinnali, O.: TBE lTreas.l. 0 Sally E. Gamble, BS Kindergarren Pri- mary Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: KA, WAA, YWCA, Chorus, SNEA, K-P Club. Roslyn R. Ganlf, BS Kindergarren Primary Educalion, Cincinnari, O.: AKA K-P Club. 0 Nancy C. Gerson, BS Special Educalion, Clearwaler, Fla.: ABT. ' Paula J. Geske, BS Business Educalion, Kellering, O.: KAH, Mummers, lRl-lC. Second Row: Norma J. Gieseling, BS l-lome Economics, Cincinnali, O.: KK1' lTreas.l, AAA, ON, Home Ec. Club. 0 lrene M. Godfrey, BS .Elemenlary Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: AAII. ' Lorraine O. Goings, BS Special Educalion, Cincinnaii. O.: AKA, WEEP, Weslminsler Eoundalion. Sp. Ed. Club. 0 Enid L. Golden, BS Elemenlary Educalion, Greal Neck, N.Y.: EAT lVice-Pres.l, Hillel. 0 Mary Ann Green, BS Primary Edu- calion, Cincinnali, O.: K-P Club. Third Row: Nancy A. Griffifh, BS Special Educarion, Cincinnali, O.: ZTA, Sp. Ed. Club, WEEP. 0 Cynlhia G. Gregg, BS Ele- menfary Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: S-E Club, YWCA, Glee Club, Univ. Singers. 0 Naomi R. GuH'man, BS Elemenlary Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: S-E Club. ' Carolyn S. Haffey, BS Primary Educalion, Cincinnali, O. 0 Laverne Hall, BS Special Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: AKA, Sp. Ed. Club. Fourfh Row: Faye R. Halper, BS Elemenlary Educalion, Cincinnali, O. f T. Mary Jo Harris, BS Kinderqarlen Primary, Educalion. Delroil, Mich. U Karen A. Harsham, BS Elemenlary Educa- lion, Weirlon, W. Va.: Spiril Club, lvy chain, Jr. Advisors. Fif+l1 Row: Judifh L. Heckerman, BS Kindergarlen Primary, Educalion, E+. Thomas, Ky.: KKF. Morfar Board lSec.l, KAH, Cincin- nalian, Cincinnalus lSec.l, Ed. Trib., CSO lPres.l, SRC. 0 Barbara S. Hennig, BS Special Educalion, Cincinna+i, O.: EAT. 0 Carol L. Hollaender, BS Home Economics, Baravia, O.: Home Ec. Club. 0 Nancy L. Hough, BSS Elemenlary Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: KAN, YWCA, Univ. Singers, Glee Club lPres.l. 0 Barbara S. Howes, BS Business Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: ZTA lVice-Pres.l, News Record, Profile. AWS, Bus. Ed. Club. S-E Club, Sixlh Row: Janel' M. Jenkins, BS Elemenrary Educaiion, Cincinnali, O.: YWCA. S-E Club. 0 Gloria J. Jennings, BS Home Economics, Cincinnali, O. 0 Joanne iM. Jennings, BS Elemenlary Educa- lion, Cincinnali, O.: KKT, Cheerleader. C John R. Joachim, BS l-leallh Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: S-E Club. ' Jo Ann Jolly, BS Phypsical Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: AKA, Arele. Sevenfh Row: Kennelh E. Joslworlh, BS Secondary Educalion, Cincinnali. O.: Newman Club. 0 Louise R. Kahsar, BS Kindergarlen Primary Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: AX9, YWCA, Soph. Class Cab., Jr. Class Cab., Sr. Class Cab., Cincinnalus, Angel Elighl, K-P Club, Jr. Prom Oueen, Educ. Trib., 'Home Ec. Club, Sludenl Dire-clory. 0 Sherry L. Kamp, BS ll-lome Eco- nomics, Cincinnali, O.: KA9, Home Ec. Club, House Pres. Council. ' Leona B. Kannaley, BS Elemenlary Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: K-AH, S-E Club, 0 Jill Kaplan, BS Elemeniary Educalion, Bound Brook, N.J.: EAT. Eighlh Row: Madeleine P. Karler, BS Special Educalion, New York, N.Y.: EAH. 0 Nancy P. Kallus, BS Home Economics, Cincinnali. O.: KA, Angel Elighl, lvy Chain. 0 Carol A. Kemper, BS Kindergarlen Primary Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: Trianon, K-P Club. 0 Flora K. Kendrick, BS Special Educalion, Cin- cinnali, O.: AE9, CIR. Spe. Ed. Club. 0 Donna J. Ken- neweg, BS Elemenlary Educalion, Cold Spring. Ky. Ninfh Row Karen K. Knox, BS Kindergarlen Primary Educalion, Cincin- nali, O.: AAII lPledge Tr,l, News Record, K-P Club. ' Dianne M. Koch, BS Elemenlary Educalion, Groesbeck, O. ' Nancy V. Kranz, BS Kindergarlen Primary Educalion, Cincinnali, O.: K-P Club. ' Georgelfe Kruse, BS Kinder- garlen Primary Educaiion, Cincinnali, O.: K-P Club, YWCA. 0 Palrick C. Kumpf, BS Business Educalion, Cincinnali, O. Q- EDUCATION AND HOME EC Eirsl' Row: Carolyn L. Kusel, BS Sec. Educ., Cincinnali. O. 0 Marion P. Laib, BS Special Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: EAH. 0 Nan G. Lan- ham, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: Trianon lRec. Sec.l. KAH lVice-Pres.l, SWE Club lCor. Sec.l, SEA, WAA. 0 W. Jean La'l'l1an, BS Primary Educ., Cincinnali, O.: AFA, KAU, Angel Eliqhl, YWCA, WEEP, K-P Club, Jr. Advisor, lvy Chain. ' Jusfin H. Libby, BS Sec. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: TKA, AEP. KAII, Men's Advisory. Second Row: Barbara A. Lindsey, BS Bus. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: ATA lPres.l, Srudenl Direclory, Bus. Edu. Club, Sailing Club, SNEA. ' Sharon E. Loos, BS Sec. Educ., Soulhgaie, Ky.: KA, AAA, KAU, lvy Chain, WA'A, Jr. Advisors, Ed. Trib., YWCA. ' Elissa J. Luxenberg, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnali, O. 0 'Melanie B. Maddox, BS Home Ec., Cincinnali, O.: AAU, Home Ec. Club lSec.l. 0 Carol A. Malloy, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: X9, Ivy Chain, AWS, Panhel lRush Chrm.l. Third Row: P. Lynne MaHeson, BS Sec. Educ., Cincinnari, O.: Newman Club, IRHC. ' Jacqueline A. Maffhews, BS Elem. Educ., Cin- cinnari, O.: AKA, S-E Club. 0 Wanda L. Ma'Hox, BS Home Ec., Cincinnali, O.: Home Ec. Club. 0 Carole A. Mayer, BS Phy. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: GTA, UAE, Areie, News 'Record lCircula+ion Mqr.l, Panhel lRush Chrm.l, WUS, WAA, Pen- guins, Sr. Advis. Council, AWS. 0 Sally J. Mayer, BS Phys. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: KA, Arele, Jr. Advisors, WUS lTreas.l, AWS, WAA, lvy Chain. Fourfh Row: Rober+ J. Mc'Cabe, Jr., BS Bus. Educ., Johnslown, Pa.: Fool- ball, 0 Maureen E. McDeviH', BS Primary Educ., Cincinnali, O.: Newman Club, K-P Club. 0 Barbara J. lMeadows, BS Phys. Educ., Cincinnari, O.: Arele, WAA. 0 Karen S. Meisler, BS Home Economics, Cincinnafi, O.: Univ. Col. Trib., Home Ec. Club lTreas.l, AWS. ' Sharon L. Menlxhaus, BS Primary Educ., Cincinnari, O.: AAU, Panhel, AWS, K-P Club, Home Ec. Club, YWCA. Fi'F+h Row: Mariha A. Messner, BS Sec. Educ., Cincinnari, O.: AFA, KATI, Angel Flighr. ' Frirz M. Meyer, BS Phys. Educ., Cin- cinnali, O.: Baslcerball. ' Louise A. Meyer, BS Elem. Educ.. Rocky River, O.: KKT. 0 Glenn H. Michaelson, BS Phys. Edu., Cincinnali, O.: QEK. ' Diane G. Miller, BS Bus. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: Bus. Ed. Club, Hillel. Six+h Row: Yvonne Mor+on, BS Primary Educ.. Cincinnari, O.: AKA, K-P Club lTreas.l, SEA. 0 Cecilia L. Mullen, BS Phys. Educ., Cin- cinnali, O.: AAU, Arele, WAA. 0 Amy J. Munich, BS Special Educ., Cincinnali, O.: EAT lVice-Pres.l, Jr. Advisors, KAU, Hillel. ' Ka+l'ly YP. Murphy, BS Phys. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: ZTA lPres.l, Morlar Board, Guidon, KAU, Sludenl' Direclory, YWCA, AWS, Arele, WAA, Penguins, Panhel. 0 Michael W. Murphy, BS Sec. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: A241 Debale. Sevenlh Row: Shirley A. Myers, BS 'Primary Educ., Cincinnali, O.: X9 lVice- Pres.l, KAH, Ed. Trib., Jr. Class Advisory Bd., Jr. Advisor. ' Carol J. Neidlinger, BS Primary Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: K-P Club, SEA. U Dwalia K. Nelson, BS Sec. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: WAA. ' Donna F. Noiman, BS Primary Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: K-P Club. 0 lrene O'Connor, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnari, O.: Trianon, WAA, Band. Eighfh Row: Barbara A. Panlenburg, BS Primary Educ., Cusrar, O.: KAU, Mummers, SEA. 0 Marilyn J. Paraselili, BS Sec. Educ., James- rown, N.Y. KA9, Bearkifrens lCo-Caphl, YWCA, Spirir Club, 0 Mary L. Pa'Hersoon, BS Primary Educ. ' Nancy A. Pellman, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: 9'f'A, Sludenl' Direclory, New- man Club. ' Marqarel' M. Pleasan+s, BS Phys. Educ., Cin- cinnali, O.: KAH lTreas.l, Arefe, WAA, Penguins, Ed. Trib. Ninlh Row: Jean G. Pope, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnari, O.: KAU. 0 Audrey K. Pryor, BS Bus. Edu., Cincinnari, O.: AE9. 0 lRoosevel+ Quick, BS Special Educ., Cincinnali, O. 0 Judy A. Rabe, BS Phy. Educ., Cincinnari, O.: 9fDA, Newman Club, AWS, GGG, Arele, Sludenl' Direcrory, Penquins, WUS, WAA, Sludenl' Council. ' Helen B. Rae, BS Primary Educ., Cincinnari, O.: X9, News Record, YWCA. EDUCATION AND HOME EC Firsf Row: Nancy L. Rapp, BS Special Educ., Cincinnali, O.: KA9. KAH, Ed. Trib. 0 Doroihy E. Rawlings, BS Sec. Educ., Cincin- naii, O.: K. 0 Arlene R. Reclcman, BS Bus. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: AAU, Siudenl Direciory, Bus. Ed. Club lSec., Treas.l, SEA. 0 Carol Regensburger, BS Primary Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: X51 0 Nancy C. Riley, BS Primary Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: A29 lVice-Pres.l, BSU, K-P Club, WEEP, YWCA. Second Row: Donna R. Ring, BS Phys. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: AAU, Dance Club lTreas., VicefPres.j, WAA, YWCA. 0 Mary E. Robinson, BS Elem. Educ., KKF, Bearkiiiens. 0 Barry L. Rosf, BS Bus. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: Bus. Ed. Club. 0 Marcia A. Rousseau, BS Primary Educ., Cincinnairi, O.: AKA, K-P Club. 0 Beverli A. Rummel, BS Phys. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: X9, Areie, WAA. Third Row: Alice M. Russ, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnafi, O.: KAII iSec.l, Ed. Trib. 0 Sara W. Sanders, BS Home Ec., Cincinnali, O.: APA, YWCA. U Georgia R. Sanford, BS Sec. Educ., Cincin- naii, O. 0 Nancy L. Sanregref, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: Trianon, KAII lPres.l, S-E Club. 0 Sharon G. Savage, BS Primary Educ., Canion, O.: l-lillel, KfP Club, Jr. Class Council. Eourih Row: Barbara J. Schafz, BS Phys. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: X9 lPres.i, Cincinnaius, Angel Elighi, KAH, Jr. Advisors, Arefe, WAA, Penguins, Ed. Trib., Panhel, Ivy Chain. 0 Karen A. Scheivley, BS Primary Educ., Sunman, lnd.: KAP Club, SEA, YWCA. 0 Donna J. Schlemmer, BS Prim. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: K-P Club. 0 Sandra J. Schlenclr, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: 91513, AWS, Spirii Club. 0 Carolyn K. Schneider, BS Sec. Educ.. Chesapeake, O.: KKV, KATT, EAU, Cheerleader, WAA, 'Angel Elighi. Fif+h Row: Anne M. Schwarh, BS Prim. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: KAH, K-P Club. 0 Nancy P. Sco'H, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: AXQ. ' Marvin R. Seiiel, BS Phys. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: 'PETE ' Mary L. Shavzin, BS Special Educ., Cincinnaii. O.: KATI, EAU iVice-Pres.i. ' Roberi J. Sheehan, BS Phys. Educ., Niles, O.: Pooiball, C Club. Sixih Row: Sandra H. Sheff, BS Sec. Educ., Cincinnaii, O. 0 Barry W. Sieberl, BS Bus. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: Bus. Ed. Club lPres.l. ' Palricia A. Sinno'H, BS Home Ec., Raceland, Ky., AXSZ, Angel Elighr, Sludeni Direciory, WAA, Jr. Advisors, Home Ec. Trib. lTreas., Vice-Pres.l. 0 Arnold D. Slcurow, BS Phys. Educ., Cincinnaii, O. ' Jean E. Slay+on, BS Home Ec., Men- Jror, O., ZTA lVice-Pres.i, Home Ec. Trib., AWS lSec.i. Seven+h Row: Shelia D. Smilh, BS Sec. Educ., Cincinnali, O. 0 Sandra J. Spindler, BS Special Educ., Cincinnaii, O., ZTA lSec.l, Spirii Club, K-P Club. ' Judi A. Sleiner, B'S Sec. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: 9fi'A lTreas.l, Jr. Advisors, WUS. U Roberf Sfeinhauser, BS Bus. Educ., El. Thomas, Ky.: EAE, C-Club, Eoolball, Bus. Ed. Club. 0 Garlene M. Slenger, BS Sec. Educ., Cincinnali, OJ AXQ, WAA. Eigh+h Row: Kalhleen J. Sfiess, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: X9, Spirii' Club, Panhel. 0 Karen A. Slorer, BS Sec. Educ., Cincinnali, O.: EAU, YWCA. 0 Virginia M. Slrecldiuss, BS Primary Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: K-P Club, SEA lCor. Sec.i. 0 'Roger G. Tabar, BS Phys. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: GIEK lTreas.l, Scabbard and Blade, Baseball. ' Marcia L. Tale, BS Elem. Educ., Cincinnali, Q,: KATI, Nin+h Row: Anila K. Teller, BS Primary Educ.. indianapolis. Ind.: Hillel, SEA, K-P Club. 0 Linda L. Todd, BS Primary Educ., Erie, Pa. 0 Susan A. Tschan+z, BS Primary Educ., Canion, O.: AAU. WAA. 0 Palricia A. Turner, BS Phys. Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: Areie lPres.l, WAA, Ed. Trib., Penguins, lyy Chain. 0 Phyllis J. Turner, BS Primary Educ., Cincinnaii, O.: AKA lRush Chrm.l, Olee Club, K-P Club. EDUCATION AND HQME EC Firsl' Row: Barbara J. Twehues, BS Elemeniary Educalion, Milford. O.: KAI-I. Judith A. Uhiinger, BS Kindergarien Primary Educa- tion, Cincinnali, O. 0 Karen L. Walfers, BS Home Eco- nomics, Cincinnaii, O.: Home Ec. Club. ' Elizabeih A. Werner, BS Secondary Educaiion, Cincinnati, O. U Karen S. Wl1iH, BS Kindergarren Primary Educalion, Cincinnali. O.: Trianon, K-P Club. Second Row: Joan L. Wiedenbein, BS Elemenlary Educalion, Cincinnati, O.: AZ l'Pres.l, KAH, S-E Club, SEA, YWCA, Spiril' Club, Glee Club. 0 'Cl'1arlo'He A. Wilkie, BS Primary Education, Bellbroolc. O.: AWS, KAH. 0 James W. Williams. BS Sec- ondary Educalion. Cincinnali, O.: Wesley Foundation, S-E Club lPres.l. U Berry T. Wilson, BS Elementary Educarion, Cincinnari, O.: KAU. ' Jody M. Winkler, BS Kindergarien Primary Educa'rion', Cincinnari, O.: X9 lpledge Tr.l, lvy Chain, Cincinnalus. News Record lSoc. Ed.l, Sr. Class Sec.. Jr. Class Sec., Soph. Class Sec., Homecoming Queen. Third Row: Ruflw M. Winning, BS Special Educalion, Greenville, S. C.: Sp. Ed. Club. 0 Diane M. Wolking, BS Secondary Educalion, So. Fr. Mirchell, Ky. 0 David A. Wrigl1+, BS Physical Edu- cation, Cincinnaii, O.: Ed. Trib., Football. 0 Carole J. Yates, BS Secondary Educarion, Cincinnari, O.: AKA lPres., Cor. Sec.l, Ivy Chain, S-E Club, GGG, YWCA. ' Judiflm A. Yocom, BS Physical Educarion, Reading, O. Fourih Row: Barbara E. Ziegler, BS Secondary Educalion, Cincinnati, O. AAA lTreas.l, News Record. BATTLE STILL SEARS WORLD A Congo chzldis eyes, behind barbed wire, reflects the grzef 0 war ,,4-yn: f L 'L 3 y Q. Mm Q The Congo conflict became intensely personal for these men P if . I riff' ENGINEERING Firsl' Row: Ronald G. Alcoke, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: IEEE. 0 Kennelh E. Alexander, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Toledo, O.: 9X, IEEE, BSE. 0 Raymond C. Allison, BS Me- chanical Engineering, Si. Louis, Mo.: TITS, Wesley Founda- Iion l'Pres.l. 0 Lloyd Anderson, BS Mechanical Engineering, Daylon, O.: -ZFDE. Luiheran Eoundalion lPres.l. U Daniel J. Aneshansley, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Dayion, O.: Arnold Air Sociery, TEH, IHKN. Second Row: James L. Anle, BS Civil Engineering, Covinglon, Ky.: Mum- mers, ASCE. 0 Thomas L. Arbogasi, BS Mechanical En- gineering, Warren, O.: RHC lVice-Pres.l, ASME. 0 Jerry L. Ariz, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Troiwood, O.: ZFPE, TEH, HKN, Glee Club, SRC, WUS, Eng. Trib., IEEE. 0 Thomas R. Aulfz, BS Mechanical Engineering, 'Dayl'on, O.: Riile Team lTreas.l, C Club, SAE, ASME. 0 Gary R. Aus'Iin, BS Mechanical Engineering, Bowling Green, O. Third Row: Richard B. Baker, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Daylon, O.: ZVPE. 0 Gary E. Banks, BS Mechanical Engineering, Piqua, O.: ASME. ' James S. Barrowman, BS Aerospace Engineering, Maumee, O.: ABT, TEH. Sailing Team. 0 Roberr A. Barry, BS Meiullurgical Engineering, Cincinnali, O.: EN, Arnold Air Sociely, ASM, YMCA, IEPC. 0 Paul L. Barwick, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: TBTI, HT-3 lSec.l, SAE, ASTM, Newman Club. Fourfh Row: William J. Beckman, BS Chemical Engineering, Fl. Thomas, Ky.: MHK, I-AIT. 0 Charles R. Bell, BS Mechanical En- gineering, Zanesville, O.: fIJHE, IIT3, TEH, ASTM, ASME. 0 John P. Belfon Jr., BS Eleclrical Engineering, Haddon Heighis, NJ.: QX, IEEE. 0 Eugene V. Benedicl' Jr., BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnali, O.: AIAA. ' Harvey D. Benison, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnali, O. Fi'F+h Row: Roberl L. Berry, BS Elecirical Engineering, Springfield, O.: Band, KKW. 0 Roberf J. Berle, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: Arnold Air Socieiy, AIChE. 0 Philip J. Bierbaum, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnali, O.: 9X lRec. Sec.l, AIChE. U Harold J. Binder, BS Mechanical En- gineering, Cincinnali, O.: HT-Y, SAE, ASME, ASTM. 0 Rod- ney L. Birkinbine, BS Mechanical Engineering, Elwood, Ind.: HT-Y, ASME, SAE lTreas.I. Sixih Row: Michael L. Bishop, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Allon, III.: IEEE, Radio Club. 0 Railiord A. Blackslone Jr., BS Elecirical Engineering, LaGrange, III.: IEEE, YMCA. 0 Lewis B. Blakeney Jr., BS Elecirical, Engineering, Mariemonl, O.: BAE, Sophos, HKN lPres.l, YMCA, Eng. Trib. 0 Paul W. Bleecher, BS Elecirical Engineering, Niagara Falls, N.Y.: Triangle, SAE, IEEE. 0 William H. Bilsian, BS Melallurgical Engineering, Beaver, Pa.: fix, ASM, YMCA, AIChE, Track. Sevenfh Row: Waller L. Bohl, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: ASME. SAE, 0 Richard A. Bollinger, BS Mechanical En! gineering, Cincinnali, O.: SAE, ASME. ' George H. Boolhe, Eleclrical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: E'1'E lPIedge Tr.l, Spiril Club. 0 James D. Braden. BS Civil Engineering, New- ark, O.: ASCE, ASTM. 0 Siephen G. Branch, BS Mechanical Engineering, Richmond, Ind.: AXA, HTE, ASTM, ASME. Eigh+h Row: Dennis L. Briscoe, BS Chemical Engineering, Rockwood, Tenn.: 'l'1lE, THU, AXE, Spiril Club. 0 Charles A. Brom- baugh, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Germaniown, O.: HKN, IEEE lSec.l. 0 Roberl D. Brown Jr., BS Melallurgical En- gineering, Sl, Louis, Mo.: AWA, 'Rille Team, IEC, AXE, ASM, AIMMPE, ASTM, YMCA, Canierbury Assoc., Wesley Foun- dalion. 0 Denny A. Burns, BS Elecirical Engineering, Ar- canum, O.: ATA, IEEE. 0 Sfephen H. Carr, BS Chemical Engineering, Dayion, O.: 3911, Cincinnaius, Eng. Trib., Menis Advisory, YMCA, AIChE. Ninfh Row: John R. Chenoweih, BS Civil Engineering, Parkersburg, W. Va.: AXA lVice-Pres., Pledge Tr.l, IEC, ASCE. 0 Todd J. Chrislopher, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Canlon, O.: TIKN. 0 Terence J. Chrzan, BS Mechanical Engineering, Olean, N.Y.: ASME, SAE, Sailing Club. 0 Quenfin S. Clark Jr., BS Eleclrical Engineering, Aliica, N.Y.: IEEE. ' Raymond A. Clark, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincinnari, O. ENGINEERING Firsl Row: James E. Coleman, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., AIChE. 0 Thomas R. Comerford Jr., BS Mechanical En- gineering, Joliel, III., TK9, KPHE, TBH, IFC. 0 Douglas R. Connor, BS Chemical Engineering, Hemlock, N.Y. 0 Eugene C. Coolc, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., AXA, HTS, ASTM, ASME, SAE. 0 John J. Coy, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., Triangle, HTE, TBH, Eng, Trib. Second Row: Ronald E. Crolzer, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., ASME. 0 G. Donald Denney, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Daylon, O.: TBU, IEEE, ASME. 0 Thomas A. Dice, BS Mechanical Engineering, Kiriland, O., EX, SAE, ASME. U Leland C. Dickey, BS Chemical Engineering, Daylon, O.: TKT, AXE. 0 John A. Difloure, BS Mechanical Engineer- ing, Beloil, O., ASME, SAE. Third Row: James G. Dilger, BS Chemical Engineering, Charleslon, W. Va., TKT, AXE, Spiril Club, YMCA, AlChE, GGC5. 0 Richard E. Dippery, BS Mechanical Engineering, Van Weri, O., Band, ASME. 0 Richard E. Dooley, BS Elecirical Engineering, Hamillon, O. 0 David W. Droll, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., TBH, AlChE, AXE. 0 Joseph L. Dunlcerley Jr., BS Mechanical Engineering, Tiiusville, Pa., 9X, ASME, SAE. Fourlh Row: Richard A. Durham, BS Mechanical Engineering, Maumee, O., DTE lVice-Pres., Treas.I, IFC, Eng. Trib. 0 James A. Easlman, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., ASME. ' Jim Eclcelberry, BS Mechanical Engineering Canlon, O., Triangle, Coop Eng., ASME, SAE, ASTME. 0 Roberl W. Emmerl, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., AXE, AlChE, Pershing Rifles. 0 R. Barry Erickson, BS Mechanical Engineering, Corning, N.Y., HT-Y, TBH, SAE, ASME, ASTM. Fiflh Row: Joseph A. Farlcas, BS Aerospace Engineering, Cincinnali, O., -E'T'E, THE, TEH, YMCA lVice-Pres.I, CIR lVice'Pres.I. 0 F. Theodore Fellig, BS Elecirical Engineering, Covinglon, Ky., IEEE. 0 Roberl' W. Fischer, BS Mechanical Engineer- ing, Dover, N.J., AXA, ASME. 0 Wilbur F. Foresler Jr., BS Eleclrical Engineering, Fairfax, Va. 0 Donald C. Fry, BS Civil Engineering, Aliica, O., XE lVice-Pres.I,, ASCE. Sixlh Row: H. 'Murray Frye, BS Aerospace Engineering, Hamilion, O., TBH, AIAA. 0 Alberl' W. Fryer Jr., BS Mechanical En- gineering, Cincinnali, O., Triangle lPIedge Tr.l, SAE, ASME, Coop Eng. 0 Jerry E. Fuqua, BS Meiallurgical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., AXE lVice-Pres.I, ASM lTreas.I. 0 Peler A. Gabor, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., AEH. 0 'Michael P. Gallagher, BS Melallurgical, Engineering. Park Foresl, Ill., TK9, ASM. Sevenlh Row: Roberl' T. Gamber, BS Aerospace Engineering, Ballimore, Md., TBH lRec. Sec.I. AIAA. 0 James B. Ganl, BS Civil Engineering, Chillicolhe, O., BQH, ASCE. 0 Alberl' C. Gaslcill Ill, BS Civil Engineering, Miamilown, O., EN, ASCE, YMCA. 0 James C. Ghering, BS Mechanical Engineering, Tilusville, Pa., Triangle lTreas., Vice- Pres.I, Wreslling. Golf, Eng. Trib. lSec.I, Men's Advisory, IFC. ' Gary L. Gray, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., AXE. Eigh+h Row: Slephen E. Grier, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Xenia, O., IEEE. 0 Donald A. Gri'F'fi'rh, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Norwood. O., 'P-5-9. ' Raymond M. Grole, BS Eleclrical Engineering. Norwood, O., IEEE, Newman Club. 0 Gary A. Gruber, BS Chemical Engineering, Alliance, O., TKT, YMCA. 0 Rob- erl D. Gruber, BS Civil Engineering, N. Canlon, O. Ninfh Row: James S. Gwynn, BS Civil Engineering, Cincinnali, O., EX, ASCE lPres.l. 0 Jerry S. Hahn, BS Aerospace Engineering, Greenville, Ky., AIAA lPres.l. ' 'Michael S. Haines, BS Chemical Engineering, Daylon, O., ETE, TBH. AXE. AlChE. 0 E. Langley Hall Jr., BS Eleclrical Engineering, Ashland, Ky., Triangle lHouse Mgr.I, IFC. 0 Richard F. Hall Jr., BS Meiallurgical Engineering, Beaver, Pa., GFKT, ASM, AIME, SAM, GGG, IFC. ENGINEERING Eirsl' Row: John S. Hardy, BS Chemical Engineering, Marielia, O.: ATA Ipledge Tr., Rush Chrm.l, AIChE. U James P. Harris, BS Civil Engineering, Wellsion. O.: XE, ASCE lPres.l. U Ray- mond J. Harshbarger, BS Melallurgical Engineering, Milron, W. Va.: ASM, AIME. U Gordon B. Halfield, BS Civil Engineering, Barboursville, W. Va. U 'Gary L. Hausman, BS Chemical Engineering, Middlelown, O.: AXE. Second Row: Roger J. Hawks, BS Aerospace Engineering, Jeromesville, O.: TBH, AIAA lVice-Pres.l, News Record, YMCA, Luiheran Eoundaiion. U Theodore P. Heberling, BS Meiallurgical En- gineering, Builer, Pa.: TBII, ASTM, ASM lSec.l. U Roberl A. Heimann, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: EAE. U Larry E. Heisey, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincin- naii, O.: IEEE. U Marv D. 'HeIIer, BS Chemical Engineering, Rossiord, O.: ATA, News Record, Men's Advisory, AIChE. Third Row: Joseph W. Helfzel Jr., BS Aerospace Engineering, Si. Albans, W. Va.: AIAA. U Roberl' G. Hendon, BS Mechan- ical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: BAE, ASME, SAE. U Ron- ald A. Hess, BS Aerospace Engineering, Norwald, O.: AIAA ITreas.I. U Lauren L. Hill, BS Civil Engineering, S. Ei. Milchell, Ky.: .EX ISec.l, ASCE lVice-Pres.l, IEC lRush Chrm.l. U Russell O. Himes, BS Civil Engineering, Keiiering, O.: A?-ifl' IPres., Sec.l, ASCE lSec.l. Fourfh Row: Clifford B. Himmler, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: AIChe. U Sfephen A. Hirby, BS Elecirical Engineering, Piqua, O.: XX lPIedge Tr.l, Glee Club, Band, WEEP, Men's Advisory. U James A. Hiss, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cin- cinnafi, O.: HTE. BAE. ASME lPres.l. U H. 'Randolph Holi, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: THE, I-IKN IVice- Pres.I, IEEE, TRU. U Paul A. Howdyshell, BS Civil Engineer- ing, Germaniown, O.: XE, ASCE. Fif+h Row: Donald E. Huber, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: QX, Tennis, GGG, YMCA, IEEE, C Club, IFC. U Ronald W. Huffmeier, BS Mechanical Engineering, Connersville, Ind.: A242 TBH, HT-fi, ASME, SAE. U Joseph L. Imholfe, BS Aerospace Engineering, Cincinnaii, O. U John J. Jacob, BS Civil Engineering, Cincinnali, O. U Allen L. Jaisle, BS Me- chanical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: 1-ITE, ASME, SAE. Sixfh Row: Terry L. Johnson, BS Chemical Engineering. Cincinnaii, O.: EQJE. U Donald W. Jones, BS Aerospace Engineering, Jaclc- son, O.: 4129, AIAA. U Lawrence E. Jones, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: GX lSec.I, IEEE. U Jeffrey IC. Kalb, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Sl. Bernard, O.: II'-IKN, TBH. IEEE. U Thomas A. Kanior, BS Meiallurgical Engineering, Tilusville, Pa.: TK9, Eng. Trib., ASM lSec.l, ASTM. Sevenih Row: Joseph L. Kappes, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: Triangle. U John C. Kerfh, BS Chemical Engineering, Cin- cinnari, O.: CIJK9, 0 Fred C. Killmeyer, BS Elecrrical Engi- neering, Rochesrer, Pa.: GX, IEEE, YMCA. U Larry E. Kissel, BS Civil Engineering, Cincinnali, O.: TAG lPres., Treas., Vice-Pres.l, Pub. Bd., Profiles IBus. Mgr.l, Eng. Trib., IEC. U Alberl L. Kloslerman, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincin- naii, O.: 'l,K9, SAE, ASTM, ASME. Eigh+h Row: Harold O. Knapp, BS Mechanical Engineering, New London. O.: AXA, ASME. U John S. Kohul, BS Eleclrical Engineer- ing, Ellcland, 'Pa.: IEEE. U Kennelh E. Krodel, BS Chemical Engineering, Jasper, Incl.: GX, AIChe. U William A. Laing, BS Meiallurgical Engineering, Liille Rock, Ark.: TEH, ASM. U Walfer V. Lawson, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Easl Liver- pool, O.: Arnold Air Socieiy, IEEE. Ninih Row: Thomas F. Lensch, BS Civil Engineering, Dayion, O.: XE lTreas.l, ASCE, ASTM. U Louis R. Lindeman, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: AXE, TEH, AlChe. U Paul K. Lindhorsl, BS Elecirical Engineering, SI. Louis, Mo.: IEEE, Radio Club, I-IKN. U Rolaerl W. Linli Jr., BS Elecirical Engi- neering, Cincinnaii, O.: TA9, IEEE. U Joseph G. Llamas, BS Mechanical Engineering, Canlon, O.: HTH, SAE, ASME. ENGINEERING Firsl Row: Raymond A. Loesch, BS Melallurgical Engineering, Youngs- Iown, O., DTE, ASM. 0 Early H. Losey, BS Aerospace Engi- neering, Newporl, Ky., Arnold Air Sociely, AIAA. ' Arlhur L. Love, BS Melallurgical Engineering, Reading. O., QX, Arnold Air Sociely, Band, ASM. 0 James R. Luginbuhl, BS Mechanical Engineering, Blulflon, O., HTE, ASME, TBH, ASTM. 0 Charles S. Lyons, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cin- cinnali, O., TBU lSec,I, HTE lVice-Pres.I, ASTM. Second Row: Michael A. Marchiando, BS Eleclrical Engineering, James- Iown, N.Y.: QX. IEEE. ' Thomas W. Marmor, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Corning, N.Y., UCCE, RI-IC. ' Roger A. Ma- son, BS Aerospace Engineering, Jelilersonville, O., AIAA. ' Charles O. Mafhes, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnali, O-7 'l,K9, HTE, SAE, Sailing Club. U Allen B. Mavily, BS Chemical ngineering, Indianapolis, Ind., AIChE. Third Row: Ronald D. Mayo, BS Civil Engineering, Ashland, Ky., ASCE. 0 W. Slanley McCauley, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cin- cinnaii, O., 43-AE, Coop Eng. lEd.I. U R. Daniel McCrigh+, BS Melallurgical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., TBH, AXE lTreas., Pres.I, ASM, CINCINNATIAN. ' Thomas H. Mc- Farland, BS Mechanical Engineering, Wesl' Union, O., ASME, SAE lSec.I. ' Roberl' M. McGarvey Jr., BS Elecfrical Engi- neering, Buller, Pa., IEEE, YMCA. Fourlh Row: L. Daniel Melz, BS Mechanical Engineering, Reading, O.: 9X IRush Chmn.I, ASME, SAE. D Jerome O. Meyer, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., ATA, AIChE, Band. 0 William E. Meyer, BS Civil Engineering, Cincinnali, O. 0 Gary L. Michael, BS Mechanical Engineering, Maineville, O., UKA, ASME. I Larry F. Milbrandf, BS Chemical Engineer- ing, Saginaw, Mich., ATA, YMCA, Luiheran Founclalion. Fif+h Row: Irvin R. Miller, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Canlon, O., Tri- angle, IEEE, IEPC. ' Jerry S. Miller, BS Eleclrical Engineer- ing, Troy O., GKT lVice-Pres.I, IEEE, GGG. 0 John J. Miller, BS Mechanical Engineering, Norwood. O., HTZ lSec.I, ASME, SAE. 0 Sianley E. 'Miller, BS Mechanical Engineering, I-lamilion, O., AXA. HT2, ASME. 0 C. Bruce Minlurn Jr., BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., 'hA6, ASME, SAE, YMCA. Sixlh Row: Roberl W. Milchell, BS Mechanical Engineering, Daylon, O., HT-E, ASME, SAE, AIAA, ASTM. ' Fredericlc E. 'Mcel1Iing, BS Meiallurgical Engineering, I-Iunlingion, W. Va. 0 David H. Monfgomery, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Daylon, O., ZCIJE, YMCA, IEEE. 0 Sfephen K. Moore, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Xenia, O., IEEE, UCCF, Sailing Club. 0 Dennis IR. Morgan, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., IEEE. Sevenlh Row: Raymond A. Morman, BS Mechanical Engineering. Cincin- nali, O. 0 Warren W. Mowry, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnali, O., ETB, AXE, AIChE, Coop Eng, 0 Donald L. Mueller, BS Chemical Engineering, EI. Thomas, Ky., EN lPres., Pledge Tr.I, TEH, Coop Eng., AIChE. 0 'Michael C. Mulligan, BS Chemical Engineering, Lima, O., AIChE. 0 Marvin K. Niemiller BS Chemical En ineerin , Evansville, - Q Q Ind.: ATA. AlChE. Eighlh Row: Michael D. Noland, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Kirlcwood, Mo., Triangle, Coop Eng., Pub. Bd., Sludenl Council, SAE, Men's Advisory, Eng. Trib., IEEE. 0 Richard W. Noslier, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Allanla, Ga., TBII, IHKN. QHZ. IEEE, Newman Club. 0 Bruce E. O Connor, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O., TBH, Newman Club, IEEE. ' Ross R. Olander, BS Aerospace Engineering, Chicago, III. ' William L. Ollier, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Cincinnafi, O. Ninfh Row: Alberl L. Parlcer, BS Mechanical Engineering, Norwood, O.I ASME, SAE. 0 Sherman O. Farrell, BS Eleclrical Engineer- ing, Cincinnali, O., HKN. ' Francis K. Paulin Jr., BS Elec- Irical Engineering, Cincinnali, O. 0 Slanley J. Pelers, BS Civil Engineering, I-Iuron, O., ASCE. 0 Allen H. Pelrie, BS Civil Engineering, Cincinnali, O., ZX, Coop Eng., YMCA. ENGINEERING Firsl Row: M. Neil Proclor, BS Mechanical Engineering, Marieila, O.: TKT. 0 John P. Provinslci, BS Mechanical Engineering, l-ler- kimer, N.Y.: ASME lTreas.l, SAE. 0 William L. Rampenfhal, BS Mechanical Engineering, Claylon, O.: ASME. 0 James P. Ramsey, BS Aerospace Engineering, Mansfield, O.: AIAA lSec.l, News Record. 0 James A. Reinhardl, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Daylon, O.: ECDE, Second Row: Geoffrey S. Reading, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Lancasler, O.: AXA. ' Ernesl Renner, BS Civil Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: 'T'K9. 0 John S. Reynolds, BS Mechanical Engineering, Covingion, Ky.: SAE, ASME. 0 Ronald D. Rhodehamel, BS Civil Engineering, Maineville, O.: TEH, XE lSec., Treas.l, ASCE, ASTM. 0 Richard S. Rhofon, BS Eleclrical Engineer- ing. Cincinnali, O.: THU, IEEE. Third Row: William A. Robinson, BS Chemical Engineering, Sl. Marys, W. Va.: AlChE. 0 fMarlr P. Rodner, BS Chemical Engineer- ing, Cincinnaii, O.: AIChE. 0 Terry H. Roslielder, BS Civil Engineering, Cincinnali, O.: ASCE. 0 Donald R. Ross, BS Civil Engineering. Parlcersburg, W. Va.: AXA, XE, ASCE. ' Jerome F. Schaefer, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Cincinnali, O.: I-IKN, TRU. Fourlh Row: James E. Scherrer, BS Melallurgical Engineering, Annision, Ala.: AIME, ASTM. ASM. 0 Daniel R. Schneider, BS Chem- ical Engineering, Cincinnali, O.: 'T'KT, THE, TBH, AlChE lTreas.l. 0 William J. Schnyder, BS Mechanical Engineer- ing, Sl. Louis, Mo.: Triangle lCor. Sec., Rush Chrnn.l, Melro, HTE, Eng. Trib. lSec.l, SAE lTreas.l, IEC, Jr. Class Cab., Men's Advisory, YMCA, Sludeni Council, ASTM, ASME. ' Richard R. Schwing, BS Mechanical Engineering, Eranlclin, O.: ASME, SAE. 0 Joseph J. Seiberf, BS Elecirical Engineer- ing, Cincinnaii, O.: 'f'K9, IEEE. Fif+h Row: Rodman W. Sevelce Jr., BS Chemical Engineering, Vienna, W. Va.: Acacia, AXE, IPPC, AlChE. 0 John 'M. Seybold, BS Mechanical Engineering, Trolwood, O.: ASME. 0 Ronald S. Shemenslri, BS Melallurgical Engineering, Marlins Ferry, O.: TBH, ASM, AXE, ASTM, AIMMPE. ' Ralph S. Shep- herd, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnali, O.: SAE. ASME. ' Frederick A. Shinners, BS Chemical Engineering, Corning, N.Y.: Acacia lVice-Pres., Pledge Tr.l, IEC. Sixih Row: Larry J. Shuman, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Silver Springs, Md., HACP lSec.l, TBH. HKN, IIAE, KKXP, Sophos, OAK, New Record lEd.l, Siudenl Council, Eng. Trib., Band, Pub. Bd. 0 William R. Simmons, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cin- cinnali, O.: Arnold Air Sociely. ' Girard Simons, BS Aero- space Engineering, 'Easl Aurora, N.Y.: TBH, AIAA. ' Tim- olhy R. Sisson, BS Mechanical Engineering, Addysion, O.: IITZ lTreas.l, TRU, Band, KKXP, SAE lVice-'Pres.l, ASME. 0 Andrew W. Smilh, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Charleslon, W. Va.: IEEE, I-IKN, News Record. Sevenlh Row: Daniel L. Smilh, BS Aerospace Engineering, Cincinnali, O.: AIAA lPres.l. 0 Darrell M. Smiih, BS Eleclrical Engineer- ing, Cincinnali, O.: TBH lTreas.l, 'HKN lSec.l, IEEE, Slu- denl Council, Eng. Trib. 0 Douglas J. Smilh, BS Mechanical Engineering, Piqua, O.: 'DAG lCor. Sec., Vice-Pres.l, Coop Eng., Eng. Trib. lTreas.l, ASME, SAE, Men's Advisory, YMSCA. 0 Richard C. Smilh, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Easl' Aurora, N.Y. 0 Timofhy Smilh, BS Eleclrical Engineer- ing, Cincinnaii, O.: IEEE. Eighlh Row: Michael W. Smiihson, MS Chemical Engineering, Middle- lown, O.: HKA, AlChE. 0 Roger L. Spencer, BS Aerospace Engineering, Englewood, O.: AIAA. ' Thomas G. Springer, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: TBIT, AlChE. ' Roberl A. Slehlin, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Cincinnaii. O.: IEEE. 0 Thomas E. Sfeinberger, BS Eleclrical Engineering, Enon, O.: Band, Glee Club. Ninlh Row: George H. Slili, BS Civil Engineering, Cheviol, O.: AXA, XE, ASCE, ASTM. ' Gary L. Sfroebel, BS Elecirical Engi- neering, Daylon, O.: Acacia, Lulheran Eoundaiion. 0 William H. Talbolf, BS Chemical Engineering, Vandalia, O.: -TNJE, fPH-E, TRU, YMCA, AlChE, Men's Advisory, Eng. Trib. 0 Dennis H. Thompson, BS Chemical Engineering, IReading, O.: EN, TEH, AlChE. 0 Terry A. Thompson, BS Eleclrical Engi- neering, Gouverneur, N.Y. ENGINEERING Firsf Row: Charles D. Throclcmorion Ill, Chemical Engineering, Cov- ingion, Ky., ATU, IEC, AlChE. 0 Don H. Tosienson, BS Meiallurgical Engineering, Cambridge, O.: ASM, ASTM. ' Armand W. Tremblay, BS Civil Engineering, Troy, O.: TEH, XE lPres., Vice-Presl, ASCE lVice-Pres., Treas.l. 0 Beverly A. Troescher, BS Aerospace Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: AlAA. 0 Larry E. Ulery, BS Chemical Engineering, Ashland. Og Triangle lRec. Sec.i, AlChE, Coop Eng, Second Row: Kennefh R. Velien, BS Elecfrical Engineerirg, Si. Louis, Mo.: AXA lPledge Tr.i, TRU, HKN, Men's Advisory, lEEE. ' John W. Vieson, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: ATYZ, lEEE lTreas,l. U Gary R. Vollbrachf, BS Mechanical Engineering, Quincy, lll.: -ATA, TBH. 'l'H:. STE, SAE, ASME. 0 William J. Von Feldi, BS Elecfrical Engineering. Wichiia, Kan.: 'I'KU, 0 Anihony L. Von Holle, BS Elecirical Engineering, Mason, O.: 'Nl-5, TBH. Third Row: Ted R. Wagner, BS Mechanical Engineering, New Bremen. O.: ASME, SAE. ' Loren C. Warburg, BS Mechanical Engi- neering, Cincinnaii, O.: 'P-59, Tennis. U Richard E. Wa+kins, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: AXE, AlChE, ' Dean W. Weed, BS Mechanical Engineering, Columbus, lnd.: AXA. ' Richard L. Weigand, BS Mechanical Engineering, Canal Eulion, O.: SAE lPres.l, ASME. Fourfh Row: Gerard F. Welling, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: SAE lPres.i, Scabbard and Blade, ASME. 0 James A. Wells, BS Mechanical Engineering, Youngsiown, O.: EWR, ASME. 0 Paul A. Whifacre, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cassiown, O.: HKN, TBH, lEEE. 0 George A. Williamson, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: lEEE. 0 William H. Williver Jr., BS Elecirical Engineering, Pori Morris, N.J. Fif+h Row: Charles R. Wilson, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnali, O. 0 Frederic T. Wilson, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: GX lTreas.l, AlChE, Swimming, Porpoise Club. 0 George L. Wissel, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: IEEE. ' Donald L. Womaclcs, BS Chemical Engineering, Porismouih, O.: AlChE, Pershing Riiles. 0 Kenneih E. Wood- ard Jr.: BS Chemical Engineering, Springboro, O.: AlChE, Sixfh Row: Douglas K. Yelion, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: 'T'Tl13, IITE lPres.j, TBU lPres.l, ASME, SAE. 0 Wil- liam C. Young, BS Meiallurgical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: ATU, ASM, Coop Eng., News Record. 0 Ernesi B. Zimmer, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: lEEE. 0 Thomas A. Zimmerman, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: TRU lVice-Pres.l, HKN lVice-Presl 'Nl-E, Newman Club. THE ATTRACTION: BOBBY BAKER use Q 5- '? an-S if Former Senate aide Bobby Baker faced heaiings on his financial empire. 'mf if PHARMACY Firsl Row: Vincenl' V. Alfieri, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnai, O., APhA. 0 Siuari' W. Allen, BS Pharmacy, Dayron, O., KW. 0 Daniel A. Beechulc Jr., BS Pharmacy, Cincinnali, O., AphA. 0 Edward A. Besse, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnari, O., APhA. ' Richard H. Braunsfein, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnari, O., APhA. Second Row: John A. Brinlcers, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnari, O. 0 Daniel P. Carmichael, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnari, O., AXA lPres., Sec.l. -EE, Merro, OAK lTreas.T, UAE, Cincinnarus, IFC, CINCIN- NATlAN, Men's Advisory, Pharm. Trib. lPres.l. 0 Thomas J. Chadwiclr, BS Pharmacy, Glassporr, Pa. U Jack Domef, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnafi, O., Pharm. Trib. lSec.l, APhA. U Srephen M. Drews, BS Pharmacy, Cleveland, O., APhiA, Third Row: Duane A. Dreyer, BS Pharmacy, Findlay, O., Flflfli, APhA. 0 Larry E. Due, BS Pharmacy, So. Fr. Milchell, Ky. 0 Linda E. Dunham, BS Pharmacy, Miamisburg, O., KA, KF lSec.l, Pharm. Trib. lVice-Pres., Sec.l, House Pres. Council lPres.T, AWS, Panhel, Cincinnaius, APhA. 0 Marshall O. Edwards, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnari, O., KW, APhA. 0 Thomas P. Fay, BS Pharmacy, Greenhills, O.: KKP lSec.l, Sludenl' Council, Pharm. Trib., APhA, Mens Advisory. Four'l'h Row: Mikal W. Forbes, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnali, O., ATR, Kal' lPres.T, APhA lSec., Treas.l. 0 David E. Gaclrenheimer, BS Pharmacy, Wabash, Ind., KW. APhA lPres.l. 0 William G. Gardner, BS Pharmacy, Mr. Vernon, O., APhA. 0 Dennis C. Giddings, BS Pharmacy, Corrland, O., ETB, APhA. 0 Donald R. Goldschmidf, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnaii, O. Fif+h Row: Bruce E. Green, BS Pharmacy, Columbus, O., AZU, APhA. Pharm. Trib. 0 John A. Greenlee, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnari, O., News Record, APhA. 0 Donald J. Haberihier, BS Pharm- acy, Cincinnari, O. 0 Charles M. Hanifin, BS Pharmacy, Ironron, O., APhA. 0 Richard L. Haughaboo, BS Pharmacy, So. Fr. Miichell, Ky. Sixlh Row: Milce T. Hogue, BS Pharmacy, Cincinrari, O. 0 John E. Kennedy, BS Pharmacy, Ludlow, Ky. U Shirley Kreslce, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnari, O., l-5'T', KE, APhA. Infernal. Club. 0 George J. Lenlre, BS Pharmacy, Maple l-Hs., O., APhA. 0 S+ephen O. Leurclr, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnari. Seven+h Row: S+ephen E. Lewefch, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnali, O., APhA. YAF. ' Dale E. Lewis, BS Pharmacy, Cleveland, O., A:PhA. 0 Marlin R. Lewis, BS Pharmacy, lrron, O., APhA. 0 John A. Lieberlh, BS Pharmacy, Wadsworrh, O., KXP, APhA, Men's Advisory. 0 Charles E. Loeffler, BS Pharmacy, Hamilion, O., KW, Pharm. Trib., APhA. Eighlh Row: John M. Mospens, BS Pharmacy, Newpori, Ky. ' Roberf O. Orleclr, BS Pharmacy Fr. Thomas, Ky., APhA, YAF. 0 Edwin E. Sanders Jr., BS Pharmacy, Cincinnari, O., APhA, Pharm. Trib. 0 Gregory A. Sandman, BS Pharmacy, Cwvinqlon, Ky. 0 Douglas C. Sowyer, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnali, O., APhA. Ninfh Row: lvan Schlan, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnaii, O., APhA. 0 Fred S. Silversfein, BS Pharmacy, Cleveland, O., EAM, THE, AZU, APhA lVice-Pres.l. 0 l. Glenn Sipes, BS Pharmacy, Marrona l-leighrs, Pa., AZT lPres., Treas.l, YMCA, Men's Advisory, APhA, lFC. 0 Lufher C. Smi+h, BS Pharmacy, McDermoH', O.: AEP ' Ralph H. Smifh, BS Pharmacy, Union Ciiry, Pa. PHARMACY Firs+ Row: R. John Soiaro, BS Pharmacy, Wadsworrh, O., flllll, Pharm. Trib. iPres., Treas.i, Men's Advisory, KW, APhA. 0 Jerome F. Shall, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnaii, O.: KW, APhA. 0 Tom D. Thompson, BS Pharmacy, Covington, Ky. 0 David E. Tomlin, BS Pharmacy, Park Hiiis, Ky. 0 Worrnan W. Weisbrodf, BS Pharmacy, Cleyes, O.: APhA, KW, Pharm. Trib. Second Row: Roberi' J. Weyman. BS Pharmacy, Cincinnafi, O. 0 Edward M. Wiicas, BS Pharmacy, Cincirmari, Og A25-3. THE TIRADES OF MR. K. DISAPPEARED QUICKLY, QUIETLY WHEN HE FELL Khrushehev often blasted Red China as the Sinn-Soviet split grew With violent gestures, the Red Premier made his point at the UN. wuxwg UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Firs+ Row: Helen L. Alexander, Assoc. Arfs, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Barbara S. Andrews, Assoc. Arfs, Dayion, O.: AAA lTreas.l. Cheer- leader, Penguins, Spirii' Club, YWCA, Sludenr Council, WAA. 0 Diclr T. Baclcus, Assoc. Aris. Cincinnaii, O. ' Con- nie S. Ball, Assoc. Science, Cincinnaii, O. ' Jean E. Barreif, Assoc. Science, Cincinnaii. O. Second Row: Michael E. Bavaro, Assoc. Science, Highland Falls. N.Y. 0 Shirley A. Broclc, Assoc. Science, Cincinnari, O.: Spirif Club. 0 Ann E. Brown, Assoc. Science. Dayion, O.: WAA, WEEP. ' Sandra J. Browning, Assoc. Arrs, Cincinnari, O. 0 Diana M. Burhen, Assoc. Science, Cincinnari, O. Third Row: Pafricia A. 'Car+er, Assoc. Science, Cincinnari, O.: Mummers. 0 Ronald W. Case, Assoc. Science, Cincinnari, O. 0 Carolyn S. Chrisfensen, Assoc. Science, Cincinnari, O.: AQ. 0 Peggy A. Conwell, Assoc. Science, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Donald W. Craig, Assoc. Science, Urbena, O.: Pershing Rifles. Fourih Row: Jane A. Duffel, Assoc. Aris, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Bev. S. Deus- cher, Assoc. Science, Cincinnali, O.: AFA. 0 Nancy M. Eclcsfein, Assoc. Science, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Ellen M. Fogel, Assoc. Science, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Gary W. Freeman, Assoc. Aris, Cincinnafi, O. Fif+h Row: Karen L. Ga'Ho, Assoc. Science, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Robert L. Gindy, Assoc. Science, Cincinnafi, O.: Hillel. ' JoAnn E. Glenn, Assoc. Science, Erie, Pa.: AU, AWS, Univ. Col. Trib.. Spirir Club. 0 Jane A. Goedl, Assoc. Science, Cincinnafi, O. 0 Nancy J. Goodman, Assoc. Science, Greai' Neck, N.Y. Six+h Row: Nancy B. Grayson, Assoc. Science, Terrace Paris, O. ' Jan E. Jones, Assoc. Science, Cincinnaii, O.: Jr. Advisors, UCCF, Glee Club, YWCA, Soph. Council. 0 Diana J. Keiser, Assoc. Arfs, Cincinnaii, O.: AQ. 0 Kenneih C. Kincaid, Assoc. Aris, Cincinnali, O. ' Elizabeih A. King, Assoc. Science, Cincin- naii, O.: AVA, Band. Sevenfh Row: Charles C. Kreu+z, Assoc. Science, Erlanger, Ky. 0 Suzanne Kroos, Assoc. Science, Lyndhursr, O. ' Arlhur R. Kuhn, Assoc. Science, Cincinnaii, O.: TAO, Sludenl Council, Men's Ad- visory, WUS. Univ. Col. Trib., YMCA, Spiril' Club. ' Tim- ofhy W. Lacinalr, Assoc. Aris, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Susan J. Laischa, Assoc. Science, Cincinnari, O.: Newman Club. Eigh+h Row: Eileen J. Lazarus, Assoc. Science, Cincinnaii, O.: News Rec- ord, Univ. Col. Trib. ' Sandra G. Ledford, Assoc. Science, Loveland, O. 0 Judi+h R. Lee, Assoc. Science, Cincinnafi, O. 0 Pafricia A. Loescher, Assoc. Sciece, Sincinnaii, O.: AU, Siudenl Council, Univ. Col, Trib., YWCA, Siudeni Di- recrory. ' Richard E. Marfin, Assoc. Science, Greenville, O. Ninih Row: Susan E. NarzeHa, Assoc. Science, Daylon, O. 0 Garfh May- nard, Assoc. Aris, Harrison, O.: Glee Club. 0 Lucinda E. Maynard, Assoc. Science, Dayion, O. 0 Pamela McClary, Assoc, Science, Cincinnaii, O. ' Marilyn S. McGee, Assoc. Science, Cincinnaii, O.: ClNClNNATlAN. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Firs+ Row: Elizabefh A. McMahon, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O.: New- man Club. 0 Sherel L. Meyer, Assoc. Science, Cincinnali, O., ASZ, Univ. Col. Trib. 0 Rachel J. Miller, Assoc. Science, Cin- cinnati, O.: Univ. Col. Trib. U Carolyn S. Moomaw, Assoc. Science, Roanoke, Va.: AZ lpanl-lell, Univ. Col. Trib. lTreas.l, Jr. Advisors, Glee Club, Spirit Club. ' Sue E. Muller, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O. Second Row: Carl E. Oney, Assoc. Science. Cincinnatil. O. 0 Renne Os- sage, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O. 0 Karen, L. Paulson, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O. ' Barbara J. Pierce, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O. 0 Elaine A. Poppe, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O.: Spirit Club. Third Row: Diana Raberf, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O. 0 Lois J. Rich- man, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O., Hillel. 0 Jana W. Ruble, Assoc. Arts, Dayton, O. 0 Donald E. Ruhlman, Assoc. Arts, Kettering. O.: Silver Shield lPres.l. 0 Gary M. Samson, Assoc. Science, Rochester, N.Y. Fourih Row: Mary J. Sanders, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O.: YWCA, Spirit Club. ' Doroihy E. Schneider, Assoc. Science, Wy- oming, O. 0 John H: Schroeder, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O., Univ. Col. Trib. U Barbara J. Siagge, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O.: AQ, Univ. Col. Trib. 0 Befh A. Sfengel, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O.: AZ, Univ. Col. Trib. lVice-Pres.l. Fifth Row: Marilyn Trau+man, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O.q AFA, 0 Marilyn P. Vigran, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O. ' Sfephen C. Vollmar, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O., Silver Shield. 0 Karen L. Vollmer, Assoc. Science, Logan, O.: A9 lP'res.l, Univ. Col. Trib. llPres.l. YW'CA, Wesley Foundalion, Spirit Club. 0 Susan E. Ward, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O.: Bearlcittens. Six+h Row: Rosemary A. Winhusen, Assoc. Science, Norwood, O. ' Barbara S. WiH'enbaum, Assoc. Science, Cincinnati, O. CIVIL RIGHTS: A CRUCIAL SOCIAL PROBLEM Fire department was hose to control rights demonstrators l xhlwmxsmmffaswfifmrsefsw.sissmmfQ-1czMtf1s..1riwi. we . s.....,u . .. .. .. ,. .. EVENING COLLEGE Firsi' Row: Ernesf L. Adkins, Assoc. Aris, Cincinnafi, O. 0 James B. Ariss, Assoc. Aris, Cincinnaiif, O., Newman Club. U Velma Beclcer, BS Commerce, Cincinnaii, O. U Jacques G. Beer, BA Commerce, Cincinnaii, O. 0 William R. Brown, BS Com- merce, Aurora, lnd. Second Row: James E. Buhr, BS General Sfudies, Cincinnaii, O.: AEA. 0 John T. Coomer, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O.: EAP. 0 William C. Fiedler, BS General Siudies, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Paul A. Gabriel, Assoc. Commerce, Ml. Carmel, O. 0 Charles H. Gaynor, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O. Third Row: Fred E. Gehring, Assoc. Science, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Lila T. Gehring, Assoc. Commerce, Cincinnali, O.: GHKE lVice- Pres.l, AEA. ' Harry lW. Godfrey, BS lndusirial Manage- menl, Cincinnaii, O.g AEA. 0 Jane M. Hinds, BS General Siudies, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Rolaerf S. Hinds, BS Indusirial Managemeni, Cincinnaii, O. Fourfh Row: Edward D. Jasper, BS Elecirical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Eldon D. Kibler, Assoc. Commerce, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Blanche J. Kieseweiier, Assoc. Aris, Belhel, O. 0 David J. Levine, BS Engineering, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Lois J. Loclcharf, BS Commerce, Silverion, O.: TKE, AEA, AMA. Fiffh Row: David W. MacDonald, BS lnduslrial Managemeni, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Richard H. 'Maddux. BS Commerce, Cincinnaii, O. ' Sylvesier McGuire, Assoc. Ari, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Ronald V. Mercado, BS General Siudies, Cincinnaii, O. 0 John W. Mohan, BS lnclusirial Managemeni, Cincinnaii, O. Sixih Row: Vernon Morfon, Assoc. Aris, Trenion, O. 0 Willard M. Nix- on, Assoc. Arlr, Oregonia, O. ' Wendell l. Paiferson, Assoc. Science, Sharonville, O.: AEA. 0 Ronald D. Phillips, BS Commerce, Cincinnali, O. 0 David M. Priichard Jr., Assoc. Commerce, Cincinnaii, O. Sevenih Row: Roberi F. Rafh, BS General Siudies, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Philip S. Ressler, BS Commerce, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Ronald S. S+. Hilaire, BS Commerce, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Ronald 'H. Sand- wina, BS General Siudies, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Clifford E. Shamblen, BS Meiallurgical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O. Eighih Row: Annie S. Sims, Assoc. Arfs, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Donald E. Slriff, BS General Siudies, Blue Ash, O., AEA. 0 Charles W. Sie- phens, BS Commerce, Covingron, Ky. 0 Masaii S. Toki, BS Commerce, Cincinnaii, O.: AMA, AEA. U Alion R. Webber, BS General Siuclies, Cincinnaii, O. Ninih Row: William E. Weisel, BS General Siudies, Cincinnaii, O.: EAT, MHK. 0 Harold W. Weisgerber, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnaii, O. ' James W. WhiH', BS Engineering, Hamilion, O.: MHK. D 'Roberf G. Williams, BS General, Cincinnaii, O. ' Donald L. Wilson, BS General, Cincinnaii, O. LAW Firsl Row: James L. Bailey Jr., JD Law, Chailanooga, Tenn.: Law Fr. Class Trees., S+. Bar Assoc. 0 Roberf H. Brown. JD Law, Akron, OJ Si. BGP ASSOC.. 'PA-5. 0 William A. Busemeyer, JD Law, Cincinnaii, O.: '55-fb, Law Jr. Class ViceAPres., Sr. Bar Assoc. U Joseph T. Campbell, JD Law. Cincinnali, O.: 'PA-3. 0 Chris+os P. Demalces, JD Law, Cincinnaii, O.: 'T'-5-'li lPres.l, Reslalemenl lEd.l, Sl. Bar Assoc., ClNClNNATlAN lEdilor Emeriiusl. Second Row: Saul A. Feifner, JD Law, Cincinnaii, Og 'TAA lTreas.l. 0 Sianley Z. Greenberg, JD Law, Cincinnali, O,g fPAA lVice Juslicel. Si. Bar Assoc. lPres.l, Law Fr. Class Vice-Pres. 0 Mark A. Greenloerger, JD Law, Cincinnali, O.: 'f'AA, Re- slalemenr lBus. Mqr.l. 0 James H. Hayes, JD Law, Cin- cinnali, O., 'VA-5 lTreas.l, Law Sr. Class Pres., Law Review lAssoc. Ecl,l. Si. Bar Assoc. 0 Alberl E. Heelrin, JD Law, Cincinnali, O., 'f'A'l'. Third Row: Roberf T. Hollohan, JD Law, Fl. Thomas, Ky.: 'l'A'l'. 0 Wil- liam D. Hya'l'+, JD Law, Florence, Ky.: 'PA-5, Law Review. U 'Charles J. Kelly, JD Law, Cincinnali, Og IPAQ, 0 Alson R. Kemp Jr., JD Law, Chafianooqa, Tenn.: TAA, Law Re- view. 0 Judifh A. Kleemann, JD Law, Cincinnali, O., Law Review lAssoc. Ed.l, Law Jr. Class Sec. Fourlh Row: Louis F. Lausche, JD Law, Cincinnali, O., 'T'-AA, S+. Bar Assoc., Resialemenl lNews Ed.l. ' Douglas B. McFadden, JD Law, New Harmoony, Ind.: Law Review, Law Fr. Class Pres., Law Soph. Class Pres., Law Jr. Class Vice-Pres., Reslalemenl' lEd.l, Si. Bar Assoc. 0 Marvin A. Miller, JD Law, Cincinnali, O., TAA. 0 Joel S. Moslcowiiz, JD Law. Cincinnali, O.: 'PA-A. 0 Frank A. Cole, JD Law, Grand Rapids, Mich.: 'PAA-. Fif+h Row: John C. Osberger, JD Law, Cincinnali, O., WAT, Law Review lProd. Ed.l, S+. Bar Assoc. 0 Charles A. PraH, JD Law, Cincinnali, O. U Paul M. Schindler, JD Law, Cin- cinnali, O., 'PA-5, Law Review, S+. Bar Assoc. 0 Henry L. Sirlcin, JD Law, Cincinnali, O., fPAA, Law Sr. Class Sec. 0 Herberf B. Weiss, JD Law, Cincinnali, O.: TAA, Law Review, Sl. Bar Assoc. Sixth Row: Gerald R. Wesibroclr, JD Law, Daylon, O., 'PAA lSec.l, ST. Bar Assoc. 0 Earl D. While Jr., JD Law, Selh W. Va. ' John C. Wrighf, JD Law, Cincinnali, O., fl,-ff-fb. BEATLES ROCKED CINCY TEENS The mop-haired English imports greeted wild fans at airport. NURSING AND HEALTH Firsf Row: Judilh A. Barfleif, BS Nursing, Akron, O.: KA, Cincinnaius lVice-Pres.l, Panhel, YWCA. ' Shirley K. Bell, BS Nursing, Cumberland, O. 0 Mary L. Blevins, BS Nursing, Fr. Thomas, Ky.: LHA lCab. Sec.l, SNO lSec.l. 0 Linda T. Bongiorno, BS Nursing, Cleveland His., O.: AX9, Morlar Board, AAU, Cincinnaius, NSQH Sr. Class Vice-Pres, Honorary Cade? Colonel. U Calherine A. Brown, BS Nursing, Cincinnali, O. Second Row: Beverly J. Buclr, BS Nursing, Columbus, O.: ZTA, Sophos Oueen. 0 'Carolyn S. Cade, BS Nursing, Plains, O.: TB-E. lSec. Treas.l, SNO, Band, LHA, AWS. ' Donna J. Casile, BS Nursing, Aihens, O.: N8iH Fr. Class Vice-Pres. 0 Linda G. Chapman, BS Nursing, Charlesion, W. Va.: Penguins. 0 Sally L. +Cha+'field, BS Nursing, Lancasier, O.: AAU, NSJH Fr. Class Treas., NBH Trib. lVice-Pres.l, LHA lSec., Vice- Pres.l, Jr. Advisors, lvy Chain. Third Row: Nancy A. Cheshire, BS Nursing, Cincinnafi, O.: SNO, LHA. ' Georgianna Chupp, BS Nursing, Franklin, ind.: AXS2, lCorr. Sec.l, IIAE, Ouidon, Siudeni Direclory lEd.l, Bd. of Publ., Soph. Council. YWCA lTreas.l, LHA, NBQH Trib., WAA, lvy Chain. 0 Sonya K. Cochran, BS Nursing. Lewisburg, O.: AAII, SNO, LlHA. 0 E. Ann Denney, BS Nursing, Cincinnaii, O. ' Mary Lou Deuclrer, BS Nursing, Lyndhursi, O.: KA9, lRush Chrm.l, AWS lCorr. Sec., Treas.l, lvy Chain, WAA, YWCA. Fourlh Row: Jane L. Elberf, BS Nursing, Wheeling, W. Va.: KA lSec.l, AAU, Ouidon, Moriar Board, Ivy Chain, LHA, AWS lSec.l, Jr. Advisor. 0 Karen L. England, BS Nursing, Cincinnaii, O.: Penguins. 0 Nafalie J. Feller, BS Nursing, Cincinnali, O.: KA, SNO, LHA, N8iH Trib. 0 Sara L. Fleicher, BS Nursing, Hudson, O.: LHA, SNO, Band, TBS, UCCF, WEEP. ' Carla V. Fosfer, BS Nursing, Lima, O.: Glee Club, SNO, LHA, UCCF, AAII. Fiffh Row: Judilh E. Grove, BS Nursing, Medina, O.: AFA, N8iH Tr. Class Sec., LHA. 0 Pamela K. Haidin, BS Nursing, Canion, O.: LHA, SNO, YWCA. 0 Myra Halcomb, BS Nursing, Danville, Ky.: LHA, AWS. 0 Ida A. Horvilz, BS Nursing, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Carol A. Houlr, BS Nursing, Clarksville, Tenn.: SNO, Murnrners, WEEP. Sixfh Row: R. Marlene Hughes, BS Nursing, Charlesion, W. Va.: LHA, SNO, Mummers. ' 'Carolyn Jones, BS Nursing, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Margarei Kane, BS Nursing, Youngsiown, O.: Penguins, LTHA. 0 lrene H. Kassay-Farlras, BS Nursing, Cleveland, O.: SNO, UHA. U Joyce E. Kemp, BS Nursing, Kerfering, O. Sevenih Row: Paula J. Kiefer, BS Nursing, Fl. Thomas, Ky.: LHA, SNO, Glee Club. 0 Andrea M. Koclrriiz, BS Nursing, Cincinnali, O.:KK1', AAU, lvy Chain, YWCA, NBH Trib. 0 Maralee K. Kraybill, BS Nursing, Ellchari, lnd.: AWS lPres.l, Sludenl Council, Union Bd., NXiH Trib. LHA, SNO, Cab. of Pres. lSec.l. 0 Jucliih A. Krogh, BS Nursing, Cincinnali, O.: KKIT, Jr. Advisor, YWCA. 0 Virginia E. Ling, BS Nursing, Toledo, O.: LHA. Eighih Row: Sue A. Lipslry, BS Nursing, Cincinnali, O.: AAU, NBH Jr. Class Treas., NBH Sr. Class Pres., LlHA lVice-Pres., Pres.l. lvy Chain, AWS, NSQH Trib, 0 Judifh A. Manly, BS Nursing, Terrace Park, O. ' Linda J. Melher, BS Nursing, Akron, O.: EAT, lVice-Pres., Pres.l, N8fH Jr. Class Vice-Pres., N8iH Trib., SNO, P'anhel, 'l.'HA. ' Judilh L. Michaels, BS Nursing, Baden, Pa.: LHA. 0 Susan C. Miller, BS Nursing, Urbana, O.: Wesley Foundaiion, YWCA, NBH Trib. Ninfh Row: Mary J. Mullins. BS Nursing, Hiram, O. 0 Julia P. Myers, BS Nursing, Si. Albans, W. Va.: KKF, AAA, AAU, Angel Flighi, YWCA, SNO, LHA. 0 Mary E. Niemczylc, BS Nursing, Cincinnaii, O.: AFA, Srudeni Direciory, LHA, SNO, New- man Club, Mummers. 0 'Merilynn E. Nunn, BS Nursing, Chesleriield, Mo.: AX9, LHA, N8iH Trib. 0 Linda M. Peierson, BS Nursing, Norih Olrnsled, O.: LHA. NURSING AND HEALTH Firsf Row: Carole A. Poling, BS Nursing, Charleslon, W. Va.: LHA, Univ. Chorus, SNO lTreas.l, lvy Chain. 0 Carol A. Polls, BS Nursing, Canlon, O.: AAU, AAA, AAU, LHA lTreas.l. 0 lla S. Powell, BS Nursing, Bloomfield, Hills, Mich.: SNO. 0 Barbara A. Read, BS Nursing, 'La Mesa, Cal.: N8iH Trib. lTreas.l, Cincinnalus, Jr. Advisor. 0 Barbara Reed, BS Nursing, Cincinnali, O. Second Row: F. Lynne Rice, BS Nursing, Cincinnali, O.: AAA, lvv Chain, WAA, YWCA, Glee Club, Wesley Foundalion, SNO, WEEPQ LHA. 0 Margaref E. Robinson, BS Nursing, Harnilron, O.: AA, Morlar Board, N8cH Soph. Class Pres.. NBcH Jr. Class Pres., NXfH Trib., Ll-lA. 0 Barbara A. Rogers, BS Nursing, Cleves, O.: AAU, LHA, SNO. 0 Barbara L. Rose, BS Nursing, Norwood, O.: AAU, N8iH Fr. Class Pres., NSJH Sr. Class Sec., SNO lVice-Pres.l, LHA. N8iH Trib. U 'Mary Ann Saunders, BS Nursing, Circleville, O.: 'lJHA, Penguins. Third Row: Mary S. Schwaneliamp, BS Nursing, Silver Spring, Md.: AAA. Guidon, AAU, Moriar Board, LHA lTreas.l, Glee Club. AWS. Jr. Advisor. 0 Carol J. Shelly, BS Nursing, Perrysburg, O.: AX9, Cincinnaius, NBcH Sr. Class Treas., WEEP, YWCA. 0 Sally A. Slay, BS Nursing, Newark, O.: SNO, lVice-'Pres.l, LHA. 0 Pauline G. Smirh, BS Nursing, Daylon, O.: N3iH Jr. Class Sec., NSEH Sr. Class Vice-Pres., VLHA. 0 iRu+h A. Sparlce, BS Nursing, Cincinnali, O. Fourfh Row: Sharon A. Spencer, BS Nursing, Springfield, O.: KA lTreas.l, AAU, Y'WCA, N8iH Trib., Sluclenl Council. 0 Sr. Mary Clyde, R.S.M., TBS Nursing, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Sr. Mary Veronice, R.S.M., BS lNursing, Cincinnali, O. ' Susan E. Sfanwyclt, BS Nursing, Menyor, O.: Nursery Rhymes lEd.l. ' Krislin L. Siein, BS Nursing, Norih Riclgeville, O. Fif+h Row: L. Marian Sioh, BS Nursing, Kellering, O.: SNO, LHA. 0 Connie S. Thalcher, BS Nursing, Cincinnali, O. 0 Carolyn J. Vance, BS Nursing, Akron. O.: Cincinnalus, Jr. Advisor, Union Bd. lSec.l, lJHA, YWCA, SNO lSec.l. 0 Befh A. Vaughan, BS Nursing, Norwood, O.: AA-A, lSec.l, Univ. Chorus, Mummers, Angel Flighl, lCornmanclerl, YWCA., Band Sponsor, Jr. Advisor, lvy Chain, DHA, SNO. 0 LuBe'rh A. Weller, BS Nursing, Danville, Ill.: AAU. Sixlh Row: Gail D. Williams, BS Nursing, Bradenlon, Fla.: X9, Penguins. ' Cynfhia C. Wolff, BS Nursing, Fl. Milchell, Ky.: KA9 lVice-iPres.l, A-AU, Guidon, Ivy Chain, WAA, Panhel lVicel Pres.l, AWS, WJUS, Orienlaiion Bd. lSec.-Treas.l, Jr. Ad- visor, LHA, SNO, N8iH Trib., YWCA. AGAIN YOUNG AMERICA SACRIFICES FOR FREEDOM South Vietnam, 1964 MEDICINE Firsf Row: Thomas S. Berger, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O., AKK, HKE. Srudenf Council. 0 Theodore W. Bernsfein, MD Medicine, Sprinqiield, O., AKK. 0 Fred C. Bishlco, 'MD Medicine, Uni- versiiy l-leighis, O., CIJAE. 0 R. 'Carier B'obIoiH, MD Medicine, Covinqion, Ky., Siudeni Council. 0 Marshall A. Brown, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O., NEN. Second Row: Thomas E. Bunnell, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O. 0 William W. Bush, M'D Medicine, Cincinnali, O. 0 Bernard A. Cable, MD Medicine, Cincinnali, O., QJAE. 0 Gary Caroihers, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O., AKK. ' David L. Cassidy, MlD Medicine, Fi. Miichell, Ky. Third Row: Edward A. lcherlin, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O., TX. ' John Chrisiie, MD Medicine, Lalcewood, Ohio, NZN lPres.l, Med. Sr. Class Treas. U M. Douglas Cunningham, MD Medicine, Foniana, Cal., NEN, HKE, Med. Soph. Class Vice-Pres. 0 'Roberl' Davis, MD Medicine, Cincinnali, O.: NZN, HKE, ASIA, Med. Jr. Class Treas. 0 'Gran+ E. Deger, MD Medicine, Dayion, O., AKK, HKE, Med. Sr. Class Sec. Fourfh Row: Michael H. Diamond, MD Medicine, Cincinnali, O., PX, HKE, 'PAH 0 Clayfon F. Dralce, 'MD Medicine, Loveland, O. 0 Marc I. Fialco, MD Medicine, Cincinnari, O., TAE. 0 David A. Finlc, MiD Medicine, Akron, O., NEN. ' Timofhy Fleming, MD Medicine, Caldwell, O., ADA, 1-IKE, Med. Jr. Class Vice'Pres. Fi'f+h Row: Thomas J. Forrisfal, MD Medicine, Cleveland, O. 0 Arno F. Freihofer, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O., N-EN. ' David C. Goldberg, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O., HKE, ASIA. 0 Carl E. Grinsiead, MD Medicine, Pasadena, Calif. 0 Herberi M. Grossman, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O. Sixfh Row: Ruih A. Hayes, MD Medicine Cincinnaii, O., HKE 0 Michael A. Hinshaw, M'D Medicine, Founiain Ciiy, Ind: N-EN. 0 Barry Horwiiz, MD Medicine, Cincinnari, O 0 Charles L. Johnson, MD Medicine. Jamesiown, N.Y., AKK 0 Thomas J. Kail, MD Medicine, Cincinnali, O., AKK. Sevenih Row: Richard R. Kaiser, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O., AKK. 0 James S. Kehler, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O., NEN. ' William R. Kelley, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Ted J. King, MD Medicine, Mansfield, O., AKK, 0 P'auI V. Kollman, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O. Eigh+h Row: Vernon J. Kraus, MD Medicine, Cincinnali, O., TAE. 0 John E. Leach, MD Medicine, lronion, O., HKE, Med. Jr. Class Pres., Sr. Class Pres., Siudenl Council lPres.l, CINCIN- NATIAN. 0 Howard E. Linder, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O. 0 Robe-ri R. Lukin, MD Medicine, Cincinnari, O., fI'AE. ' Michael G. Mandel, MD Medicine, New York, N.Y., WX. Nin+h Row: John P. Morgan, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O., HKE. 0 Al- berl' F. Muhleman Jr., MD Medicine. Girard, O., AKK, QAT. IIKE. Med. Sr. Class Vice-Pres., Sludeni Council. ' Gordon K. Murphy, MD Medicine, Alhens, O., HKE, o Donald L. Nofziger, MD Medicine, Wesi' Uniiy, O., Siudenr Council. 0 Alan G. Nogen. MD Medicine, Cincinnafi, O., 'PAB MEDICINE Firsl Row: Gary Novalr, MD Medicine, Canlon, O,: NSN, 0 Nicholas J. Paslis, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O.: NSN. 0 Charles A. Peclc, MD Medicine, Easl Liverpool, O. ' Richard M. Fori- noy, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O.: PAH ' Larry D. Rosen- baum, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O. Second Row: Jonaihan D. Rosenlhal, MD Medicine, Cleveland, O. ' Fred Rosewaler, MD Medicine, Cleveland His., O. 0 'Michael D. Schaen, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O.: HKE, 'PAH 0 Ken- nefh A. Scheidf, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O. 0 David P. Schlueler, MD Medicine, Woosier, O.: AKK. Third Row: C. David Shook, MD Medicine, Mansfield, O.: AKK. 0 Ju- dilh L. Simon, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O. ' James T. Smi'l'h, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O.: ARK. 0 Ronald J. Solar, MD Medicine, Cincinnali, O.: NEN. 0 Harlan W, Sprilzer, MD Medicine, Cincinnali, O.: TAE, Med. Soph. Class Sec., Med. Jr. Class Trees. Fourlh Row: Rolaerl' E. Sfegemiller, MD Medicine, Middleiown, O.: NEN, HKE. 0 Ronald G. Sfrauss, MD Medicine, Cincinnali, O.: NEN, AHA, HKE. 0 Darryl J. Sulorius, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O.: ASIA, HKE. 0 David'P. Thomas, MD Medi- cine, Cincinnali, O. 0 Alvin A. Torf, MD Medicine, Cincin- naii, O.: 'PAH Fiffh Row: ' Jaclr S. Vangrow, MD Medicine, Dayion, O.: 'PAH HKE, Sludeni Council. 0 Charles P. Vanlilburg, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O.: AKK lPres.i. ' James L. Vendeland, M'D Medicine, Cincinnaii, O.: 'PAE lVice-Pres.i. 0 'Roberf G. Wallace, MD Medicine, Rocky River, O. 0 Howard A. Weaver, MD Medicine, Canlon, O.: NEN. Sixfh Row: Roloerf M. Weelman, MD Medicine, Clewislon, Fla.: AKK ' James E. Wilson, MD Medicine, Shadyside, O.: NEN 0 Fred P. Wurlilzer, MD Medicine, Burlingame, Calif.: 'PX 0 Herman F. Ziegler, MD Medicine, Cincinnaii, O.: NZTN iwvlfwffwwanf5Wweiwzww.iee.awwmcwexm:a.:scs.:..fLiens,f..w:.s..1,L..-ws..Q-iw,-..wM.i..., W . ,. - CASSIUS PROPHESIES NEXT FIGHT AND MIAMI RUNNER A WINNER AT TOKYO l37 sung g....a:'fsafuQasfas,mngK,aQg.1mmQumww.-1??ggr.w:..-,:.g.,avg-if-ff f-v ' . f weep' MK WALTER C. LANGSAM, WIDELY KNOWN IN ADMINISTRATIVE CIRCLES HEADS THE FAST GROWING MUNICIPAL UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI Dr. and Mrs. Langsam dancc at the Symphony Ball. The expansion of the physical campus is discussed at the Board of Directors meeting. President Langsam attends the dedication of the highrise residence halls. On September I, I955, Dr. Walter Consuelo Langsam assumed the presidency ot the University ot Cincinnati. Since his arrival, the campus has vastly developed in areas ot prestige and expansion. The physical structure ot UC, as well as its educational excellence, has grown under his guidance. Dr. Langsam received a bachelor ot science degree trom the City College ot New Yorlc, For graduate worlc in European and American history, he earned a master ot arts -degree and doctor ot philosophy degree trom Columbia University. Previous to his leadership ot UC, Dr. Langsam served as president ot Wagner College tor seven years and as chiet administrator ot Gettysburg College. For distinguished service and outstanding participation in many areas, Dr. Langsam has received countless honors. Six institutions ot higher learn- ing have awarded him honorary degrees. t-le is also highly regarded in the academic world as the author ot several valuable historical volumes. Although his position requires endless hours ot administrative guidance, Dr. Langsam tinds time tor personal exchange with students. l-le is a regular tan in the stands, host to the monthly dinner meetings ot Cabinet ot Presidents and the intormal senior dinners at his home. Q Ruth LeBaron, Administrative Assistant Walfer C. Langsam President of the University A , The government conduct and conlrol of Jrhe Universify, shall be vesled in and exercised by a Board of Direclors con- sisiing of nine elecfors of Jrhe municipal corporalion or of The counlry in which such municipal corporafion is loca+ed, according Jro UC by-laws. Oulsiancling leaders of Cincinnali and Hamillon Coun'ry lhus serve The campus wilh 'rheir Hme and decisions as members of Jrhe Board of Direclors 'For UC. Each member is appoinled by The Mayor of Cincinnalri for a nine-year Jrerm. BOARD OF DIRECTORS ,. - - li BOARD OF DIRECTORS--SiHing: Waller C. Langsam, Jane D. Earley, William H. Hessler, Earl T. Barnes, Clemenl' F. Sf. John. Sfanding: M. R. Dodson, Philip M. Myers, Waller M. Shohl, Arfhur W. Schubert James P. Walsh, Holme S. Green, Ralph C. Greene, Ralph 'C-. Bursielc, Frank T. Purdy. A BURSIEK AND ADMINISTRATIVE DEPARTMENT ORGANIZE SOUND BUSINESS AND FISCAL POLICIES William fenike, Assistant Dean Charles Mileham, Assistant to the Vice President N Robert Hoefer, Controller Arch Carson, Purchasing Agent Dean Ralph C. Bursielc serves the University in the capacity ot Senior Vice President ot the University and Dean ot University Administration. ln his position Dean Bursiek coordinates the business and tinancial aspects ot UC and tultills the responsibilities ot the president during periods ot absence or disability. Dean Bursiek graduated trom UC trom the College ot Engineering and Commerce in l93I and received a master ot arts degree in l932. Working in conjunction with Dean Bursiek are Charles Mileham, Assistant to the Vice President, William Jenilce, Assistant Dean, Robert l-loeter, Controller, and Arch Carson, Purchasing Agent. 1 , 4 4 Ralph Bursiek, Senior Vice President of the University, and Dean of University Ad- ministration 3 , Lorrayne Stork, Administrative Assistant l43 DEANS REGULATE TOP PERFORMANCE OF FACULTY, REGISTRATION, ADMISSION AND THE MEDICAL CENTER Hake Green, Vice President and Dean of Faculties Heading TaculTy relaTions on The campus is Dr. Holme S. Green, Vice PresidenT and Dean oT FaculTies. He has served The UniversiTy since l934. Dr. William L. CarTer, member oT The UC TaculTy since I954, was appoinTed assisTanT dean oT TaculTies and oTTices oT Academic planning in I964. Dr. ClemenT F. ST. John, Vice PresidenT and DirecTor OT The Medical CenTer, guides The building program and adminis- TraTion deparTmenT oT The College oT Medicine. Dr. Garland G. Parlcer, UniversiTy Re-gisTrar and CenTral Admissions Di- recTor, is accounTalole Tor The records and Tinances oT sTudenTs and coordinaTes admission procedures. Clement St. john, Vice President and director of the Medical Center William Carter, Assistant Dean of Faculties , ,w.,.s.q.f.M...,.-N X f s Garland Parker, University Registrar and Cen tral Admissions Director A Frank Purdy, Vice President for Development William Baetz, Developrnent Director FRANK PURDY HEADS UC'S DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS fohn Small, Alumni Executive Secretary 1'5 t q1-QV'-illiB.ns-11.4. Mr. Frank T. Purdy, tormer graduate ot UC and member ot its ad- ministrative statt since I947 serves as Vice President tor Development. ln this position he coordinates and supervises tund raising programs, public relations and alumni activities. Mr. William G. Baetz, Development Di- rector, worlcs to promote closer relationships between UC and toundations, civic groups, industrial leaders and governmental agencies. Mr. Joseph W. Sagmaster, Director ot Broadcasting, organizes the daily airing ot the campus PM radio station, WGUC. John E. Small, Alumni Executive Secretary, works with campus events and alumni programs to head a well-intormed Alumni Association. l joseph Sagmaster, Director of Broadcasting I 1 . ACADEMIC, MEDICAL AND SPORTS PUBLICITY DEPARTMENTS BUSY YEAR-ROUND KEEPING THE UNIVERSITY IN THE NEWS john DeCamp, Director of Public Relations JOYCE BLOEMER Pusuc aeurioms BETTY WlNELAND l foyce Bloemer, Associate Director of Public Relations The continuous slory of UC's progress and ambiiions is cir- culaied To all news media from lhe Universil'y's Deparlmenl of Public Relations. Noted for his exiensive service in 'rhe Ameri- can College Public Relations Associalion, John DeCamp, since l945, has direcled and mainlained an informative flow oi so- cial and academic news lo retain close conlacl wilh Jrhe cily and lo improve conlinuously UC's preslige Throughout lhe na- lion. Mrs. Joyce Bloemer is Direclor of Medical Relalions. She is concerned with medicine and Jrhe Universiiy's dislinguished medical research program. l-lod Blaney, Sporls lniormalion Di- rector, works closely wilh UC's successful inlercollegiale alhlelic program, Through Their feature stories in local publicalions, and daily press releases lo newspapers, magazines, radio and TV, as well as lhe convenienrl weelcly calendar oi events, lhey spread lhroughoul lhe Cincinnali area the Universily's news. Had Blaney, Sports Information Director THE OFFICE OF DEAN OF STUDENTS IS HUB OF STUDENT ADMINISTRATION Dr. Lillian lvl. Johnson, as Dean of Srudenrs, is concerned wirh ihe siudenlr welfare program. Jrhe healrh service program, The fi- nancial aid program and siuclenlr pulolicarions. She is also advisor To +he Senior Class and Cabiner of Presidenfs and siis in on meer- ings of 'ihe Board of Publicaiions, lhe Campus Calendar Com- miHee and Convocarions Commirree. She received her Bachelor of Aris degree from Wesiern Siaie Teachers College and ex- 'rended her graduare siuclies wilh a Docror of Philosophy degree from ihe Universiiy of Chicago. Dean Johnson formerly served UC as Jreacher in psychology and as Dean of Wornen. Helen Rose, Secretary to the Dean l Q COUNSELING AND DIRECTION GIVEN BY DEAN OF WOMEN'S OFFICE Dorothy MOSGV, A55i-'fllflf tv the Dean Marjorie Stewart, Assistant Dean Marilou Osinski, Assistant Dean Counseling and serving the women students at UC is the tremendous responsibility ot the Dean ot Women's otiice. Coordination and supervision ot the responsibility is dele- gated to Dr. Margaret J. Forsythe, Dean ot Women. Dr. Forsythe draws on a background ot college guidance and student personnel work trom her service to the University ot Syracuse, Kent State University and Kansas State Univer- sity. Mariorie A. Stewart, Assistant Dean ot Women, corre- lates the number ot women to the number ot rooms by heading the housing program. She also worlcs with the sopho- more class and Sales and Solicitations Committee. Marilou Osinslce, Assistant Dean ot Women, advises Orientation Board, Alpha Lambda Delta, Associated Women Students and Trianon, Dorothy L. Moser, Assistant to the Dean, otters assistance to the iunior class, social Board and Panhellenic. z S 2 2 e i fm Margaret Forsythe, Dean Neal Berte, Assistant to the Deang Michael Ferrari, Assistant to the Deang Ralph Monticello, Assistant to the Dean. Concerned primarily with the adiustment ot incoming students, Dean William Nester also co-ordinates all men's activities on campus. Assistant Dean James Scully 'Functions as advisor tor toreign students as well as co-advisor to lFC, and works with the Weekly Calendar. Responsible tor the expanding men's residence halls is Assistant Dean Francis Cornelius. Assisting them are Resident Counselors Neal Berte, Michael Ferrari, and Ralph Monticello. All ot these men meet intormally with campus leaders to correlate stu- dent and administrative programs. DEAN OF MEN GUIDES MALE STUDENTS: CORRELATES STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS William Nester, Dean of Men farnes Scully, Assistant Dean Francis Cornelius, Assistant Dean Edward K6iS61', A55i5f6l7lfD6l17l 'L An instructor recites a poem from the text. Desk tops are marred even in college. sg - ff eff Qs Y f ,f-'N , ' 1 ' Q 'Aw Q ,am x ffxiikwbi , 55,51 , V3 s, S e ,Q ss M ' EM. s s TV Q Y' J 'wx ff? K K , - 1:2415 1. if f MPH 5 73? Q 0 s EV f we , s fig -Q RQ Q K he A- is . , 'awww 'S V., Qty ffm A r 6 n Ai V 'Lil A ff 'ifwssssikrfs Q13 Q s e' .fs Aff K I G 2 K fm GP' A W K 4 AL A 3 ' - ' a N , if .,,, K' k QW UIQ .V ik, ' K K N ., 3 A N N My Ji. f Q ., if ' E H? V f, is A f or-1 Giving examinations is a big part of the teaching process, Dean HolIiday's class takes notes on his lecture. yt ? if ., if A professor lectures in 127 McMicken. PROFESSORS IMPART THEIR KNOWLEDGE TO A CURIOUS STUDENT BODY Dr. john Eye Dr. J. D. Eye has received widespread recogniiion for his research on wafer pollu+ion for boih privaie indusiry and 'lhe Uniied Slaie Public l-lealih Service. l-lis siudies have included worlc on membrane fillers, surveying waier supplies in several Naiional Parks and analyzing merhods of assessing warer qualify. Dr. Alargarct Fulford Dr. lvlargare+ Fullord has been +he recipienf of several granfs i for research on bryophyies, ihe scieniiiic name 'For mosses and liverworis. An inlernalional auihoriiy in lhis boianic field, Dr. Fulford is Jrhe only woman who has been honored by appoinimenf as fellow of UC's Graduare School. Dr. Gilbert sew Dr, Gilberr M. Schiff reiurned in I964 +o his naiive Cincin- nal'i wiih a research repuiaiion esiablished ai The Naiional ln- s+i+u+e of Heallh by his share in work Jrhaf idenlified Jrhe virus of rubella-The mild German measles +ha+ can produce birfh defecis. Dr. Schiff coniinues his worlc on imceclious diseases in UC's deparrmenr of medicine and microbiology. WITH UNQUENCHED CURIOSITY FACULTY PURSUES POST-GRADUATE RESEARCH Dr. George Kisker -R --1v Dr. George W. Kislcer, professor of psychology in fhe Graduafe School, heads fhe deparfmenf of psychology af Longview Sfafe l-lospifal and serves as chief psychologisf in fhe psychiafric clinic of fhe l-lamilfon Counfy Juvenile Courf. l-le also is presi- denf of Sound Seminars and fhe Behavioral Science Associafes. Dr. Raymond Dessey Dr. Raymond Dessey, fhe firsf UC faculfy mem- ber ever awarded fhe Alfred P. Sloan Foundafion research fellowship, complefed a fwo-year sfudy in fhe field of chemisfry in I964. The sfudy included a year of research af UC and a year of visifs fo laborafories in America and England fo lceep pace wifh currenf concepfs. Dr. Nathan Gilbert Dr. NaThan Gilbert a well-Traveled man wiTh a large varieTy oT inTeresTs, worlced Tor Shell DevelopmenT Company and The TVA research insTallaTions beTore coming To The UniversiTy. l-le has pub- lished numerous arTicles and regisTered Two paTenTs, and is an au- ThoriTy on Technical educaTionaI merhods oT Russia. 5 Dr. fosef Warkany Today more and more research sTudies are seeking The causes oT birTh deTecTs so ThaT pre- venTive measures can be deTermined. A world- renowned pioneer in TeraTology research is Dr. JoseT Warlcany, UC proTessor oT research pediaT- rics and Tellow aT The Childrens l-lospiTal Re- search FoundaTion. Dr. Warlcany sTudies chromo- somes in relaTion To malTormaTions OT birTh. I54 Dr. Paul Herget Dr. Paul l-lergerT has an inTernaTional repuTaTion as an asTronomer and he is one of The ToremosT au- ThoriTies in The world on minor planeT research. l-le is responsible To Naval Research Tor predicTion and calculaTions oT orbiTs oT U.S. saTelliTes. Dr. l-lergerT became UC's second DisTinguished Service Pro- Tessor This pasT winTer. PROFESSORS STIMULATE THEIR CLASSES WITH THEIR OWN RESEARCH AND DISCOVERIES OF BOTH THE NEW AND ANCIENT Dr. R. Paul Harrington The UC facully has been noied for ils exlensive expe- dilrions in Greek and Trojan archaeology. Dr. John L. Caskey, one of UC's foremosr experlrs and aulhor of numerous ar- licles on Greek archaeology, excavared al' l-lerna, Greece, in I952-1958. collecring animal bones which have revealed a clearer insighr inlo The domeslic life of Greek civilizaiion. Dr. fohn Caskey Dr. R. Paul l-larringlon, professor of aerospace engineering, direclrs Jrhe more Than one-half million dollar USAF research program on hypersonics. From I956-I958, Dr. l-larringlon served as Jrechnical direcfor of NATO's Training Cenrer for Experimenlal Aerodynamics near Brussels, Belgium. Dr. Isay Balinkin Dr. lsay Balinlqin, who emigraled from Russia lo lhis counlry, is a renowned expenl on lighi and color. He was recenrly consuliani for 'rhe Color Cenler al New Yorlcs World Fair. His worlc has been liealrured in Life magazine. Wilh his unique imaginalion and dramalic abilly, he has developed many original Teaching devices +o enhance lhe courses he reaches in physics. Mr. Roberl Fabe has eslablished a nalional repu- 'ralrion wilh his painlings which hang in numerous public and privale colleclions. ln addilion 'lo win- ning many honors and iudging 'For +he Nalional Scholaslic Arr Awards, he exhibiled his worlc for Jrwo monlhs lhis pasl year in The Universily Club. i Dr. Albert Sabin Dr. Alberr B. Sabin, who joined Jrhe UC medical facully in I939, had been seelcing since l93l for a way lo combal poliomyelilis. His answer io Jrhe lcill- ing, crippling scourge was a live-virus oral vaccine. He is now siudying Jrhe relalion of viruses Jro human cancer. His ellorls have nol gone unnoliced as honor aller honor has been presenled ro him. He received lhe Mordecai Ben David Award as The person who has bes+ promoled self-respecl, independ- ence and courage among members of The Jewish fairhf' He was awarded +he Cily of Hope Award, Jrhe Roberl Kock medal for microbiology, and was honored by lhe nalion of lsrael wilh lhe crealion of The Alberl B. Sabin Children's Woodland and Recrealional Area. Mr. Robert Fabe Dr. Lillian Johnson has gained remarkable achievemenfs in fhe area of sfudenf counseling. In fhe lasf fen years she assumed presiclencies and ofher posifions in bofh sfafe and nafional counsel- ing associafions. In I964 she became chairman cf fhe Council of Sfudenf Personnel Associafions in Higher Educafion. Dr. Arno Jaeger, professor of mafhemafics in fhe UC Graduafe School, also has served as visif- ing professor af fhe Universify of Munich, Ger- many, and visifing lecfurer for fhe Mafhemafical Associafion of America. He has also parficipafed in fhe lnfernafional Congress of lvlafhemaficians af Sfockholm, Sweden. Dr. Arno jaeger DIVERSE TALENTS- AMONG ITS FACULTY HAS BROUGHT WORLD-WIDE RENOWN TO THE UNIVERSITY'S ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT Dr, Lillian fohnxon Dr. Carl Blegen, holder of numerous honorary degrees from universifies fhroughouf fhe world, made hisfory as field direcfor of seven archaeologi- cal expedifions fo Troy. Dr. Blegen also uncovered fhe oldesf wriffen Eu- ropean records of fhe once-myfhical palace of King Nesfor af Pylos. .,..-.Mm-. ' ,,.. v-M Q T' f- ' ,....-is ,- A Q he x-- , -'O N2-Q ai A- X i ' V - 'SF-4 ff ,A N M, Dr. Carl Blegen -ZYIN Dr. Dieter Dux Dr. Diefer Dux, professor of polifical science and head of fhe deparfmenf, has wrif- fen counfless arficles and monographs illuminafing fhe field of polifical science. Re- cenfly, he has been engaged in edifing a book on new polifical sysfems and in wrifing a selecfion on comparafive polifical fheory. Dr. Richard Ball Dr. Richard E. Ball, professor of finance, has aufhored several fexfs in finance and managemenf. I-Iis Iafesf volume, READINGS IN INVESTMENTS, is a collecfion of readings in invesfmenfs and invesfmenf managemenf. Dr. Ball was also co-aufhor of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION-PROB LEMS AND FUNCTIONS. Coach Ed fucker So successful has been Ed JucIcer's coaching fhaf UC won NCAA Championships in his firsf fwo years, second place his fhird and well over a hundred games in only five seasons. Since fhen, his book, CINCINNATI POWER BAS- KETBALL, has been fhoroughly read by baslcefball fans and many an opponenf coach. Auihor of several books ranging from AES- THETICS OF THE NOVEL +o an UNDERSTAND- ING OF THE WORLD. Dr, Van Meier Ames, head ol UC's Deparlmenl of Philosophy, has sludied al lhe Universiiies of Paris, Oxford, Ber- lin, and Vienna. He has also wrillen on such con- cepis as Zen Buddhism and Erench philosophy. Dr. Van Meter Ames Dr. Waller C. Langsam, presiclenlr of UC, is esieemed in academics as 'rhe auihor of many valuable hislorical volumes, His besl' seller in The field. THE WORLD SINCE l9l9, has reached iniernalional acclaim Jrhrough il's Jrranslalion inlo Chinese, His laiesf volume, THE WORLD SINCE l87O, was published in l963. Dr. Walter C. Langxam Dr. Reginald C. McGrane Dr. Reginald McGrane, an aulhoriiy in lhe field of American eco- nomic hislory, has wrilrlen live boolcs on The subiecl and conirilouled +o anofher boolc and several periodicals. His lalesl volume, published in I963, is THE UNIVERSITY OF ClNClNNATl: A SUCCESS STORY IN URBAN HIGHER EDUCATION. Mr. Joseph B. Sirauss, laie iniernalional auihoriiy on bridge design, developed Jrhe principle for his iype of Jrrunnion bascule bridge, selling records in lengih and weighi of span, As a iribuie To his alma marer he pul a brick from Jrhe iirslr UC building inio ihe anchorage of his greaiesr fear in design, Jrhe Golden Gale Bridge. Sandy Koufax joseph B. Strauss Baseball's grea+es+ u+ilizer of deaih by sfrilceours, Sandy Kou- fax broke records in spor+'s hisfory when he was rewarded wi+h boih The Mosf Valuable Player and Cy Young awards, in I964 as baseball's +op piicher. He holds +he all-Time slrrikeour record and has pifched The mosr NL shufours since I9l6. Oscar Roberrson has sped Jrhrough high school play, narional- ly ranked college compeliiion and Jrhe roughesl' of pro rivalry, breaking baskelrball records, and esfablishing himself always as +he best Oscar's superioriiy lies in his myriad Jralenfs Thar dom- inaie +he eniire game. Oscar Robertson ALUMNI DISTINGUISH UC BY ACCOMPLISHMENT IN THEIR FIELDS Dr. George Rieveschl, Jr., The I964 recipienT oT The William Howard TaTT Medal Tor NoTable Achievement developed Benadryl while sTudying Tor his docToraTe aT UC. PresenTly serving as Vice PresidenT oT Parke Davis Company, he has been DeTroiT's Man oT The Year and OuTsTanding ChemisT of Alpha Chi Sigma. William Howard TaTT, The TwenTy-sevenTh presidenT oT The UniTed STaTes, served his counTry in many po- siTions boTh beTore and aTTer his Term in olTice, From l904 To l908 he advised Theodore RoosevelT as Sec- reTary oT War. ln l92l he began a nine-year Term as ChieT JusTice oT The U.S. Supreme CourT. Dr. George Rieveschl, fr. Mr. Cyrus R. Osborn President William Howard Taft ATTer a 45-year career wiTh General lvloTors, Cyrus R. Osborne reTired Trom his posiTion oT execuTive vice- presiclenT an-d member oT The board oT direcTors. l'le has direcTed The engine divisions, The household appli- ances and elecTromoTive groups, and The overseas and Canadian companies. The exam is the final chance for students to display their achievement. M. . lm, 7 X Charles Weichert, DMU Guy Stern, Head, Dept. of Germanic Languages, and james Doolittle, Head, Dept. of Romance Languages li aroey Sunalerrnan, Assistant Dean foseph Holliday, Associate Dean Field Hockey is a part of required physical education. A Biology students perform physiological experiments on a frog. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Founded on a loequesT Trom Charles ivlclvliclcen To The CiTy oT CincinnaTi, The lvlclvliclcen College oT ArTs and Sci- ences is one OT The oldesT divisions in The UniversiTy. The College provides a liberal educaTion, and wiTh The growing imporTance aT UC oi proTessional Training and specializa- Tion, iT has The viTal Task OT developing The power OT inde- pendenT analysis and expression and perpeTuaTing inTel- lecTual and culTural inTeresTs. In iTs role Tor The enTire UniversiTy, iT also oTTers pre-professional sTudy and The preparaTion essenTial Tor graduaTe worlc Through a kaleido- scope oT courses in many Tields. A student passes the late afternoon in the library. Antonio Romano, Head, Dept. of Biologieal Scieneesg Robert !MeNee, Head, Dept. of Geographyg and William fenks, Head, Dept. of Geology. i rf! Aldrich Paul, Head, Dept. of Speech. Wesley Allinsrnith, Head, Dept. of Psychology llfilliam llfright, Head, Dept. of Physics. and Robert Wessel, Head, Dept. of Economies. William Clark, Head, Dept. of English, and Thornas Bonner, Head, Dept. of History. COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Thornas Cameron, Head, Dept. of Chemistry, john Caskey, Diefef DWG Head, Defi- 0fP0lifiwlSCier1ve, and Head, Dept. of Classics, and David Lipsich, Dept. of Math. GUSNIU CHTISUH, Head, Delft- of Svvivlvgy and A1lihT0IJ0l0gy The sad-faced pelican watches students enter the Biology Building. N ,, I ,,.L,.s-wwmsysamxssmwsmmweMxemvwaikQ.Www.Qmwmw11::sesQ.waQnvg-mywewn A Studentx in elementary education learn to make simple art projects B i l t l tt tt mm a i ttt tlt ltttq ia aa Carter Good, Dean William Selinitzer, Director Robert Price, Asxistant Dean Physical Education 1 COLLEGE OF EDUCATIGN The College of Education oilers varied programs necessary to the preparation of competent teachers. These programs include sur- veying current educalional conditions and problems and Jrheir his- torical backgrounds. An iniroduclion of siudenis to The 'lundamenlals of human nalure upon which learning is based is also provided. Junior observalion and student teaching under supervision in the schools of Greater Cincinnati give students a glimpse of real class situations. Charles Weilbaker, Director of Student Teaching, and Clarence Hubbart, Assistant to the Dean. Women in physical education go through modern dance routines. Ernrna Wlziteford, Director Meal planning is studied as a part of food and nutrition. THE SCHOOL OF HOME ECONOMICS The School ot Home Economics, tormerly the independent College ot Home Economics, was combined with Teachers College in i959 to torm the present College ot Education and Home Economics. The protessional objectives ot this school are to prepare tuture homemalcers tor ettective tam- ily living and to enable graduates to earn a living in voca- tions especially appropriate tor women in the areas ot tood and nutrition, institutional management. and textiles and clothing. Youngxters build 'fblock housesu in the nursery. if , so AMW-cum Hilmar Krueger, Dean UNIVERSITY COLLEGE University College, llwe mosl recenlly eslalolislwed division of llwe Universily, and Lawrence l-lall, UC's mosl recenlly conslrucled classroom building and 'flue home ol Universily College, were almosl born +ogell1er.Tl'1e purpose of 'llwe Col- lege is io provide a lwo-year general educaliong a Two-year career-orienled program: and an opporlunily for sludenls lacking prereguisile subiecls for ollier colleges in llie Univer- sily lo complele llfiose necessary courses. Since ils inceplion in l96O, Universily College has proved lo be a valuable exlension of +l'1e Universily. rd .-cz., ,, .,.k, gfcnox 4 joseph Samuels, Assistant Dean Two-year sutdents can usually be found studying in the Fieldhouse. . , , W.,, .1 f ,gs l Scioto Towers are reflected in the windows of the University College. fififd 'HS if ,.,. ,, ,.',,Hi7fT5 2W'iffV'i,,,, S f- '-- 1-WH -i:Magi5,, H, Q Q S Pi 2 K i 3 .1 Q .12 4 i, ,.,,. V. , . saws, ,H 3',,,.W S, . , .W :., J. ,A .,.i V, ,. fl x i I K N229 -V -V wil Q'lL,if 'Aww s, 1- ' ii fr ', . ze: , ' ' 6 ?t ,a1w12iiEiQ 123 1, , 555 , 5,2 L , mu: ,i i 2' ' lis a- if i fi le iii ' ,458 i I If .lfl ynl ,.5 'f -, .,,l. M , ,, i,,: K .........i..i 4. i Dr. Garrelson leads the choir at the Christmas Concert. The Cincinnali Conservelory ol lvlusic, founded in I867 by Clara Baur, and lhe College of Music of Cincinnali, founded in l878 by George Ward Nichols and Reuben R. Springer, combined lo lorm lhe College Conservalory ol lvlusic ol Cincinnali in l955. ln l962 lhe college ioined lhe UC complex. By lhe aulumn of l965, lhe College Conservalory will be housed in a new building nelwork in The cenler of lhe campus. The conslruclion includes an audilorium wilh an 800-seal lhealre, lhree rehearsal rooms wilh ollices, braclice rooms, and a llbrary. THE COLLEGE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Oleg Sabllrie, Director of Ballet X fack Watson, Dean Lewis Rowell, Assistant Dean to-Q my HK Thomas Mayer, Conductor, CCM Student Orchestra The Conservat0ry's student orchestra completes a performance in the CCM Auditorium Edward Sehellhous, Director of Admissions COLLEGE OF PHARMACY The TirsT class in The new Tive-year piharmacy program graduaTes This year. The lengThened program was sTarTed in I963 To give pharmacy sTudenTs an ample amounT OT Time To grasp The rapidly expanding Tield. The College oT Phar- macy is The TourTh-oldesT oT iTs lcind in The UniTed STaTes and is The oldesT wesT oT The Alleghenies. IT was incorporaTed inTo The UniversiTy in l954. The Tive years OT sTudy are cli- maxecl in The senior year when each sTudenT works wiTh a regisTered pharmacisT as an inTern. The College also oTTers masTer's work in pharmaceuTical chemisTry and hospiTal phar- macy adminisTraTion. A eo-op 1 iroeesses IBN! cards for Cincinnati and Suburban Telephone. , - ws. .. i' CO -OPS COMBINE STUDY AND WORK In I906 Dean Herman Schneider, concerned wilh 'rhe need lor grealer selecled praclical experience in coniunclion wilh academic expansion in engineering, creaied lhe Co- operaiive plan of worlc-siudy college educalion, The program provides lull-lime school allendance during The 'Freshman year wilh 'rhe following years consisiing of aliernafring guar- iers of worlc and siudy. More lhan 600 engineering firms, manuiacluring indus- Jrries. research laboralories, public ulililies, conslruclion com- panies and agencies of federal, slale, and local governmenis mainlain cooperaiive relalions wilh Jrhe Universily. Employ- meni ol sludenls is currenlly found in 73 ciiies of 28 siales. Occupalion in lhe lield oi sludy noir only provides siudenls wilh a more complele educalional background and beller evalualion ol Their lulure profession, buf also provides li- nancial help while in college. A metal alloy gets a thorough work-up by Ron Yelton at US Steel. Bill Hone catches up on his desk work at Inland Manufaclizring. ferry Fischer, an elerfrieal engineer, makes a plant rlzeek af D11 Pon! Clark Aumend, Associate Dean, and fohn Goering, Admissions Ojieer. Milan Karas, Head, Dept. of Marketingg Norwood Geis, Head, Dept. of Aecountingg and Gordon Skinner, Head, Dept. of Economies. Kenneth Wilson, Dean COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION The College of Business Adminislraiion, founded in l906 as 'rhe College of Finance, Commerce and Accounls, became a separaie college wirhin The Universiry in I9l6. A graduale program was es- 'lablished in l958. The College is a member of Jrhe American Asso- ciaiion of Collegiaie Schools of Business. I+ oilers a broad profes- sional and culiural background along wiih praciical experience and research in The fields of business. ln recogniiion of high scholarly arlainmenl and oulsranding achievement membership in various honor socieiies and professional organizarions is awarded +o deserving undergraduare sludenrs. These groups include Be+a Gamma Sigma, Bela Alpha Psi, Pi Chi Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Psi, anclfSigma loia Epsilon. Painters apply the finishing touch to the Bus Ad entrance. an it t Ward McDowell, Director, Graduate Studiexg and Arthur Taitt, Direct or, Executive Management Program A cute coed breaks up a bus adjs attention while the rest of the class takes notes. K- A.. Af Richard Ball, Head, Dept. of Financeg and Henry Baker, Head Dept. of Management. .ff l75 Harold Rice, Dean COLLEGE OF DESIGN, ART AND ARCHITECTURE UC Takes considerable pride in one oT The very besT applied arT schools in The naTion, The College oT Design, ArchiTecTure and Arif, impressively housed in The modern, glass-enclosed Aims Building. The now-'famous co-op plan, insTiTuTed in The college in IQ46. oTTers The sTudenTs looTh pracTical iob experience as well as developr'nenT oT crea- Tive design Tor Their proiessional Training. The College also coordinaTes iTs curriculum wiTh The UniversiTy's To provide a laTiTude oT liberal educ:aTion To The sTudenTs in design and archiTecTure. Robert Deshan, Head, Dept. of Architecture, and Zlflathias Noheimcr, Head, Dcpr. of Design. Reginald Groorns, Head, Dept. of Fine Artsg Richard Wheeler, Architectureg and Maurice Rhoades, Advertising Dexign. ng, ft Robert Stevens, Interior Designg farnex Gordon, Costume Designg and farnes Alexander, Industrial Design. Wilarn De Camp, Education Art and Henry Moore, Architecture I77 Herbert Dangel, Director of Admissions, and Robert Delearnp, Assistant Dean. Louis Laushey, Head, Dept. of Civil Engineeringg William'Licht, Head, Dept. of Albert Herweh, Head, Dept' of Electfical Engineming, Chemical Engineeringg Danial Schleef, Head, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering. and R. paul Haningmn, Head, Dept- of Aemslbaceh ii gunner! Chemical Engineers work out a tricky experiment using deadly hydrogen cyanide. The campus gets its yearly survey from the civil engineers. . S 531 -,,- ,., xi Q' it 'F f:g.f ?f':+- , i ss y' 3 FQ.: s iiffsf . . i ee V le . s.J., 4,f.' ' f YQ l',., , Avbu - , ' ,, s. XC1 5 -- -fi i ' f., fri . HER, EHR xr. , ' .Rf v wiv, QE., A s f wi... -. at sgbiny+,wk. V fr gum. ff 4'- fe? if WE.. 4, Q cl, j A W, .7 5 ,L Cornelius Wandmacher, Dean Sessions with faculty advisors are a must to set courses. ri ,af e Engineering was TirsT inTroduced To The UniversiTy in I874, and has grown remarkably since Then wiTh The spe- cial help oi The laTe Dean Herman Schneiclens unique in- novaTion of The work-'sTudy sysTem in l906. Around This concepT, The College of Engineering has builT iTs enTire program. Wifhin This unified program, ranging Trom aero- space To melrallurgical engineering, The sTudenTs acquire noT only The Technical knowledge Through applied and basic research, buT also a limiired liberal educaTior'1. And ever basic To This sTudy is The CincinnaTi Cooperafive Plan of correlaTing Theory wiTh worlc experience. THE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Robert Bishop, Dean SUMMER SCHOOL Alfhough fhe Summer School is an infe- gral parf of fhe Universify, if has an individ- ual characfer of ifs own. lf provides sfudy and research opporfunifies of unusual diver- sify and richness fhrough a variefy of aca- demic and professional programs. The insfrucfion available in Summer School con- sisfs of undergraduafe and graduafe courses, similar in characfer fo fhose offered during fhe academic year, and carrying equal creclif foward Universify degrees. Charles Reigel, Assistant Dean I 1 I E. gi S ----...M 'Y--A -' ' George Lee, Associate Dean Campbell Crockett, Dean GRADUATE SCHOOL The graduafe school was firsf founded as a separafe college in I906. Because grad- uafe worlc is becoming ever more essenfial in, many professions foday, UC has ad- vanced wifh fhe demand and now offers lvlasfers' degrees in fen areas and Docfor- afes in four. A bachelor's degree from an accredifed insfifufion is prerequisife for ac- cepfance. Masfers candidafes musf submif a fhorough fhesis based on fheir year's re- search proiecf, while Docforafe candidafes musf nof only submif a fhesis, louf also sup- porf if loefore a faculfy commiffee in fhe rigorous open seminar. EVENING COLLEGE The Evening College, creaTed To meeT The culTural and profes- sional needs ol boTh men and women who are employed during The day and who wish To spend one or more evenings each week in or- ganized sTudy, ranks among The largesT evening colleges in The coun- Try. Founded over TiTTy years ago, iT originaTed in The College of Engineering and Commerce and The Mclvlicken College ol: Liberal ArTs. Gradually programs were oTFered To obTain degrees and cer- TiTicaTes in varied fields and in T938 The programs were organized inTo The UC Evening College. After a day'5 work, Evening College students Jtill have to register. Kenneth Settle, Associate Dean Frank Neujer, Dean Roscoe Barrow, Dean Law studenl steals a moment from books and forts ln the Law Lzbrary. Stanley Harper, Assistant Dean COLLEGE OF LAW The College oT Law, born merely as a deparTmenT oT CincinnaTi College in l8l9, loecame The Third-oldesT law school in The naTion when iT was esTalolished as The Law School oT CincinnaTi College in l833. The College numbers many disTinguished alumni, such as William Howard TaTT, The laTe ChieT JusTice oT The UniTed STaTesq Charles Dawes, Tormer vice-pre-sidenT oT The. UniTed STaTes and SenaTe PresidenTg and Nicholas LongsworTh, once Speaker oT The House oT RepresenTa- Tives. In This memorable TradiTion, The College oT Law Today Trains iTs sTudenTs in The principles, reasoning and responsibiliTies of Law. Dr. Clijord Grulee, Dean COLLEGE OF MEDICINE The presenl College of Medicine iranscends from a long hislory of unions and separalions of area medical colleges unlil ils I909 merger of +he Miami Medical College wilh The UC College oi Medicine. Dr. Daniel Drake obiained an educaiional charier wilrh ihe Cin- cinnari l-lospiial in l822 whereby +he hospi+al pro- vided leaching 'faciliiies for ihe siudenlrs in ihe Ohio Medical College, fhe iacuhly siahfed Jrhe hospiial, and leaching privileges were given in reiurn for care of 'the palienisf' The eslablished arrangemenl' has conlinued +o The presen+ day, making +he UC medical school-city hospi+al complex +he.oldes+ of iis kind in +he counfry. Mx Life and death take a delicate balance in the operating room. Senior student fohn Leach takes keyx from his wife, Mary, a regixtered nurse on the same ward. Dr. Milan Logan, Dr. George Acheson and Dr. Robert Kehoe. Dr. Benjamin Felton, Dr. Edward Gall and Dr. Donald Lyle. Dr. Herman Liehstein and Dr, Roger Crafts. R' e nnrr ,EMI . h X . ,,..,o. . . - . x f it 2 . A K ... Dr. Edward Pratt, Dr. Charles Aring and Dr. Maurice Levine. . . tt'.,q. e S F' . uf 1' 15 sew W f SW Q, t St' 34 iv we ' 33:25 N- ht? riff we I is , 5 5 Med students observe obstetric procedures of a breach birth. Seniors take turn on surgical rounds studying operative techniques 7 A COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH The CincinnaTi Training School Tor Nurses was organized in I889. Renamed The CincinnaTi HospiTal Training School Tor Nurses in I896, iT wasn'T unTil I9I4 ThaT The school changed iTs name To The School of Nursing and HealTh oT The CincinnaTi General HospiTal and became aTFiliaTed wiTh UC Tor courses in The social sciences. ln l9I6, iT gained The presTige of a professional school and became The TirsT school OT nursing To oTTer a BS degree upon compleTion oT The Tive- year program. ln I938, The program was re-evaluaTel inTo a Tour-year sTudy and received iTs presenT name, The College oT Nursing and l-lealTh. The nursing honor socieTy, Alpha Alpha Pi, had as one of iTs Tounders, The presenT Dean oT The College. Laura Rosnagle, Dean Nursex gain valuable experience working with children at General Hospital. Mable Darrington, Assistant Dean Clara Gilchrist, Head, Dept. of Graduate Nursing, and Ruth Olson, Head, Dept. of Public Health Nursing. 'mi Margaret Overbeck, Head, Dept. Maternal and Child Health. -on-uf - , -f1JJJQ!ghsSrfi':.Y,.fM I . . Wu.. W . . - Sherry Barnes, Head, Dept. of Nursing Fundamentals, Patricic Wahl, Head, Dept. of Psychiatric Nursing, and Ruth Bunyan, Head, Dept. of Medical and Surgical Nursing. E E 5 5 2 3 2 2 1 Q S 3 3 S i E Q E uuwuwrmmmwmw1mwrmwwwm ' : - A -'Q-fMw.pmi.g :sou ALPHA CHI OMEGA GROWING AS GRADES, PARTIES BIND SISTERS .I Alpha Chi Omega's liTTle green house aT ChaleT CourT will soon be a Thing OT The pasT. The Alpha Chi's have grown and grown in recenT years unTil Tinally, They iusT ouTgrew Their home and had To make plans Tor expansion. Such is The progress OT Alpha DelTa chapTer since iTs Tiny beginning aT UC in l9I9. Now, iusT TorTy-six years laTer, iT is The largesT sororiTy on campus. The Alpha Chi's quickly TorgoT The sadness oT graduaTion losses when Their rush Theme, a Telephone parody compleTe wiTh Wally Segap, neTTed a Top pledge class. The pledges were aT once plunged inTo Their Pearl Program where They earn all 22 pearls on Their acTive pin by work Tor The chapTer. Scholarship is imporTanT To The Alpha Chi's as indicaTed by The Panhel scholarship Trophy iusT presenTed Tor Top all-sororiTy grade average. STudy kifs are given by The acTives To Their daughTers To promoTe academic enThusiasm. The women oT The lyre have Their Tun, Too. The social program began wiTh a hood parTy wiTh The Pikes, a ChrisT- mas parTy and The Pledge Formal aT The Berkley House. Hera Day. A picnic wiTh SAE and The Spring Formal balanced ouT The exchange dinners and Tiresides. On campus, Alpha Chi's are acTive as sTudenT council repre- senTaTives, Sophomore and Senior class oTTicers and in MorTar Board and Guidon. For The lasT Two years, Junior Prom Queen and l-lonorary CadeT Colonel came Trom The liTTle green house aT ChaleT CourT. ALPHA Cl-ll OMEGA-BcTTom Row: Elena FuenTes, Denny Silverman, Konni SpechT, Marilyn Sollman, Linda Bongiorno, Vivian Davis, House- moTher: Johannah DeCamp, Pres.: Mary Louise Hall, Vice-Pres.: PaT Trachsel, Tres.: Georgia Chupp, Linda l-leiTz, Judy BeTz. Second Row: Paula Queen, Nikki Orlernann, Sandy STeele, Elaine GoerTemiller, Marilyn Wolery, Nancy Nunn, Anne RadcliTTe, Dianne CasTelluccio. Frances RoudebusT, JaneT STraub, Linda Knosp, Barbara Elam, Anne Schroeder, Darlynne Theiss, Bonny Dyer, Donna Vockell. Third Row: Susan Spencer, Susie Davids, Nancy Carroll, MarTy KindsvaTTer, Sandi Schwallie, Ima Lyre, Skippy Kahsar, Gail Sparks, Mary RuTh Davis, The Alpha Chi farmal was held at the Berkley House. The little green house at Chalet Court Barb KasTing, Michelle Kahsar, PaTTy SinnoTT, Barbara STewarT, Sandy EberT, Ann Geiger. FourTh Row: Sharon Maury, Joan Raymond, Linda MahrT, Barb BerTsch, Nancy Minnick. Margie SmiTh, Marilyn T-lenThorn, Ellen KranTz, Cyndi Korn, Jeanne SchackelTord, Jan BaTTerson, Jean Anderson, PaTricia Lillich, Alice Bernard, PaT Daley. Top Row: Judy Gallagher, Susan Kamp, KrisTin Pierce, PaTTy, Edwards, Bobbie Rup- prechT, Sue Ann MarienThal, Barbara l-Tuenefeld, Dana OsTholThoTT, Susan Maisch, Paula Mickle, Carol Shelly. Marie RuTenschroer, Sharon Ryan, Linda EllioTT, Bonnie Lepper. Q3 , Y r , Eff' 66, 6 T 1 f'if T3 . ' 'v 3' V T V E We . QV 'T , Sf' va N fii ' w ' - , K . fa. fr f, 1- ' if E1 0 .- , . 5 T ' ri L. f-f ff 'TT ,. , A P 1 . f . . s . yi . , f .ep , 5, V se as ' ,. .L ' sf, 41, fir? 'W V fi f r , : T T T T 1 uf AT A 'fr K , - , M TT TTT T N - , K Akvk H15 ef' I A C A g Q is ,,V, - 17 at 5 . - ,sw sr 2 Q , ' fs . X - f 1' 1 G 11 ,651 A ,f gr I f get ALPHA DELTA Pl-BoTTom Row: Donna Ring, Melanie Maddox, Marfi Niemczylc. LynneTTe Kacsur, Pres.: Mrs. Ward Pohl, Housemofheri Karen Knox, Cherie Jimerson, Tres.: Arlene Reclcrnan, Karen Kusel. Second Row: Karen Nolfe, Sally Olson, Carol EngelharT, Jan Weigel. Connie l-leTriclc, Sue Ann Nagy, Jeanne Dreidame, MarTy CurTsinger, Sally Ann ReicherT, PaT Rowland, Barb Guynn. Third Row: Carmela Cicchino. PaTricia l-lurlburf, Anifa Pandorf, Carol Weidig, Susan Tschanfz, Sue Mullen, Rufh l-loenemever. Gerri Marfino, Sue Arrnsfrong, A D PI FOUNDED AT UC IN 1935 PLEDGING HIGHLIGHTS THE YEAR Alpha DelTa Pi has a long heriTage reaching back To I85I when iTs immediafe forerunner, The Adelphian Sociefy, became The firsT secreT socieTy for women. ADPi was founded aT UC in I935. Te rush Theme, Yours Truly, ADPi, is annually expressed in a lawn display wiTh a large leTTer of welcome addressed To all freshmen women. Pledging includes a big and liTTle sisTer program wiTh a pre-iniTiaTion period highlighTed by Friendship Weelc. The Pledge Formal was held This year aT The Broolcwood CounTry Club. For The yearly proiecT, pledges plan The Chrisfmas parTy and decoraTe The Tree aT The house. Many social evenTs ThroughouT The year sparlc enfhusiasm and spiriT wiThin The chapfer. Slumber parTies rock The foundaTion of The house and Tloa+ nighT boasTed a Mock Miss ADPi ConTesT. This year exchange dinners were planned on Tuesday evenings wiTh men of Phi Kappa Tau, Sigma Pi Epsilon and Alpha Sigma Phi. Beer parTies wiTh Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Triangle also filled The calendar. Egceited AD Pi's cheer their entry in the ATO Sweepstakes. . E5 B if 11 Q, . V Y Elaine Bergman, Cheryl Arend, Susie Krug. Charlene Baas, Marilyn Campbell. FourTh Row: Sfephanie Feldlcamp, Barbara Rogers, Barbara Hoffman, Nancy Vordenberg, Carol Daley, lrene Godfrey, Janfra Tompkins, Bonnie Clark, Kandy Flefcher, Diane Bonn, Bobbi Sfuebing. Carol Poffs, Jean T-ledger. Top Row: Nancy Mafher, Marianne BarneTT, Judy Bufz, PaT Abel, Joyce STeinmeT-z, Judy McArThur, Cheryl Endres. Elinor Emrnel, Sherry Smifh, Rosalind Schneider, Cafhy Morgan, BeTTy Breeland, Tori Mellin. l Rushwomen enter the house for a party. ...I , 2715 Clifton houses Alpha Delta Pi. ALPHA GAM RENOVATES PLANS On May 30, I904 a+ Jrhe Universily of Syracuse, Alpha Gamma Della began i+s sororily climb, reaching lhe UC campus on Seplember I4, I923, wilh iis Alpha Gamma chap- ler. Since lhal lime, lhe house of green, buff, and red has increased +o a number of lifly-eighl aclives. A period of renovalion has 'filled Jrhe air al' lhe house as many previous programs and plans have changed during lhe year To meel new silualions. Scholarship dinners, honor- ing achievemenl in sludies, and scholarship-aclivifies ban- quels, praising accomplishmenls in The combined areas, were organized for each quarler, replacing +he previous once-a- year banquet The slandards commillee has expanded 'lo encompass such areas as good grooming and Table eliqueile. As an inceniive lo boosl' 'l'he all-chapler accumulalive grade average, 'rhe scholarship program has inilialed use of sludy Tables. Aciivilies also consumed 'lhe lime of lhe members wilh Alpha Grams holding lhe offices of presidenl and lreasurer of YWCA, membership in WAA and slaif posilions on 'lhe News Record. A rush relreal' lasl fall af l-leuslon Woods be- gan lhe social whirl ol lhe year wilh lralernily exchange din- ners, liresides. and 'fwo fornffals rounding oul lhe program. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA-Bollom Row: Eileen Mischell. Pallye Rausch, JoAnn Boclcsliegel, Janie Weales, Treas.: Valerie Raabe, Vice-Pres.: Barb Lindsey. Pres.: Mary Howell, Sec., Paula Hulchinson, Gerri Co- bern, Janice l-lellman, Carol Rauclchorsl. Second Row: Joselyn Leeds, Nancy Wadsworlh, Sharyn l-learne, Judy Haines, Dianne Schaizrnan, JoAnn Meyer, Barbara Ebel, Judilh An Sensbach, Marlha Konrad, Judie Fralres, Beverly Russell. Third Row: Deborah Whilalcer, Cheryl Rushees disembark from the Alpha Gam Delta Queen. I sii, A . sw' gy I Wzgzv , Vgw ft , Ggmla Qugafi I 1 X Boll, Susan Minor, Sue Scoil, Marly Messner, Lorna Naylor, Nancy Adams, Meredilh Miniurn, Sallie Raymond, Lois Wedig, Marcy Dilling, Rosalee Cook. Top Row: Marge Siaples, Jane Graf, Maureen Rulem- schroer, Kafhy Lulher, Susan Moie, Marilyn Traulman, Anne Belcher, Palricia Bischoi, Nancy Winierhalfer, Nancy DeBra, Marcia Caslcey, Loreffa Cermely, Arlene Brill. , .. , A . C' irs, . - , . ' ' ' f A A ei. A P , s J .1 ., M i' A A iiii issi,s Q A A ' A '.e. A A A ' . I W A - R , ,. ' L L .. V ' V by ' ' . - a A ,L e mg 4- is . N A 2, ,W,-., g I 5 A A, i. A V -1 V - Q I ' A gsgi , ii 'i fail' T - -,,1 4 T , T Q Q . . V J , 1, ,K'7 V KVAKA 5 ' X I ':'A, .Le s. ' Q T 1 T f T fi.: - , . il ' ei T im-. - 7' '2,:A 2 f .ss ' . Tier fi , R , V T f T L 4., . x T . .ii . J T A iii ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA-BoTTom Row: Eleanor Hicks, Yvonne MorTon, Mary PaTTerson, Trees., Roslyn GanTT, Norma Taylor, Pres.: JaneT Banks, Sec.: Delores Johnson, Barbara Billups, ChrisTeen PresTon. Second Row: Carolyn Nooks, Janise Jackson, Janice Rousseau. MarTa Anderson, AKA SISTERS WORK TOGETHER Founded naTionally under The ideals oT service, The Omi- cron chapTer oT Alpha Kappa Alpha conTinues and TurThers The give raTher Than receive philosophy. Since iTs origin aT UC in l924, The sororiTy has earned a disTinguished mark wiThin The communiTy Tor iTs helpTul acTiviTies. For several years The sisTers have organized a healTh proiecT by work- ing every Sunday wiTh paTienTs aT Rollman's Receiving Hos- piTal. ln keeping wiTh The spiriT oT The seasons, The women bring Thanksgiving To a needy Tamily wiTh Their giTTs oT Tood and cloThing. Joy To The World sooThes The air aT under- privileged homes as The sororiTy annually carols aT ChrisTmas. A new program provides enTerTainmenT and acTiviTy every Two weeks Tor The girls aT The Seven Hills Neighborhood House. The members also oTTer Their services To MarTin's Home Tor The Blind. AlThough Their Time-consuming proiecTs oT service keep Them busy, The AKA's manage socially To sponsor a spring Tormal and aTTernoon parTies in The Grill. Gwendolyn Ivory, Winona Lindsey, Ruby ShuTTlesworTh, PaTricia Driskell Lorraine Goings. Top 'Row: Marilyn VicTory. Carole YaTes, BeTTye Mid dleTon, Gloria TaTe, Sheila Wilson, Sharyn AlbrighT, Sylvia MerriTTs Diane Murphy. Marcia Rousseau. The women of AKA piece together their Homecoming float. Pledge Sunday brought tears and smiles to Chi O's. The sisters and their dates decipher the map to the formal. ClHl OMEGA-Bottom Row: Suzanne Arend, Jody Winkler, Carolyn Lathrop, Barbara Schatz, Pres.: Mrs. Staples, Housernotherg Shirley Myers, Vice-Pres.: Jean Robisch, Trees.: Susan Blake, Carol Regens- burger. Second Row: Ruth Hall, Linda Albaugh, Sue Kautman, Carol DeBrosse, Linda Norden, Jeanne Panaro, Barbara Kohl, Carol Malloy, Dianne Denton, Judy McCarty, Kathy Mayer, Chris Drach. Third Row: Holly Wagner, Lynn Drimal, Donna Shank, Bonnie Wilson, Laura Stoner, Sharon Hausman, Barb Blaga, Linda Ottaviani, Jan Heinlen, lui ' . X tt l Pl ALPHA CHAPTER OF CHI OMEGA NAMED NUMBER ONE NATIONALLY Chi O, Chi O, the only way to go . . are tamiliar words heard around the Chi O house during rush season. The Chi Os started the year with a very successtul rush. The spirit ot the pledge class was retlected in the honors achieved at ATO Sweepstakes. The actives, too, kept busy with work on the tloat which won a place in competition. Winter months brought parties with PiKA, an old clothes party at Mapleridge Lodge and a heavenly dance in De- cember. Sponsoring a needy tarnily at Thanksgiving was one ot the maior service proiects ot the Chi O's. How are grades coming along? was a trequent question amc ig the sisters. With pledge tests, national tests and UC tests, Chi O women really had to budget their time wisely to socialize. Probably the best news all year was received trom National Panhellenic Council when Pi Alpha Chapter was named number one nationally. Memories ot the year came to a lasting omega with the Spring Formal. Sue Loveridge, Tatty Burns, Janice Hessel, Doris Thayer. Fourth Row: Pam Clark, Lynn Newcomer, Mardi Fay, Arleen Martin, Helen Rae, Corrine Bolte, Peggy Boyd, JoAnn Ferrante, Martha Bahl, Gail Williams, Sharon Nelson, Barbara Drake, Sue Hanni, Deidra Hair, Cathy Hyde. Top Row: Sandy Risch, Judy Lathrop, Sally Hamilton, Janice Volkart, Cherri Grornen, Kathy Jo Martin, Patrice Pierce, Suzanne Searle, V. A. Hartman, Nancy Leach, Susan Uible, Marilyn Coshun, Cindy Kasson. Nancy Von Kider, Janet Wuenker, Elane Bryden, Jill Walters. . 9 1 'tg NB5 X K sw-ff A A We f tif s V ' -s f'.......ai ' e f' - 'if ' if si l I ir D.. T , i DELTA DELTA DELTA-Bottom Row: Barb Ziegler, Barbara Andrews, Trees.: Beth Vaughn, Sec.: Henrietta Walton, Housemotherg Sue Sag- master, Pres.g Ruth Daugherty, Dean Newberry, Reba Wood, Susie Herrick. Second Row: Paula Heckman, Natalie Levers, Nancy Blank, Jane Toepter, Kit Klinedinst, Joyce Kupterberg, Nancy Reiman, Cindy Cordes, Susan Koch. Third Row: Marlis Jordi, Nicky Nicholas, Molly Whyte, Kim Siegel, Tina Kollman, Nancy Keck, Margaret Sweeney, Dotti A late night snack breaks up a study Jession. Tri Delfs floated to a runner-up trophy in the Homecoming parade. Pohlman, Caroline Pool, Gwen Fleming. Fourth Row: Jo Ann Fellens, Alice Wood, Marty Prottitt, Barbara Baker, Barbara Moorman, Jenny Reiner, Cindy Harvey, Cheryl Balay, Arden Pinsack, Paula Pinsack, Carol Ann Moore. Top Row: Carol Sponseller, Sharyn Zimmer, Susan Snyder, Sally Bever, Susan Stoutenburgh, Stephanie Alke, Barbara Hall, Carol Bertoglio, Carol Carr, Susan Pert, Mariio Harris, Leslie Redman, Carol Piper. TRI DELT WOMEN WORK TOGETHER Oklahoma was the musical setting ot the Tri Delt's mock rush party. As actives pertormed retrains trom the sound track, alums speculated the production ot the younger generation ot their sisters. Shortly atter acquiring a new pledge class, Tri Delts captured a runner-up trophy tor their Homecoming tloat and one trom Panhell recognizing the women tor having highest all active grade average. Continuing to support scholastic achievement, the sorority also provided scholarships tor two Tri Delts and two non- Tri Delts. The hastened pace ot tall quarter did not hinder the pledges trom successtully winning tirst place at the ATO Sweepstakes. Following this, the pledges retreated to a tarm iust outside Dayton where they endeavored to create and nourish tirm triendships. While the total chapter re- mained undivided in its endless attainment, individual sisters gained recognition. For the second year, a Tri Delt has served as Band Sponsor. Union Board president and Protile editor were also Tri Delts as were several Mortar Boards, Guidons and members ot other honoraries. I DELTA ZETA'S SYMBOLIC LAMP SHINES FROM RUSH TO ROSE BALL From Their house on sororiTy circle, DelTa ZeTa enThusias- Tically welcomed rushees The week beTore school sTarTed. Through The whirl oT an exciTing rush season, The sororiTy gained an ouTsTanding pledge class and soon The girls were busy working wiTh The many campus acTiviTies which make college liTe so exciTing. The symbolic lamp oT DelTa ZeTa radiaTed Through The house as work began on The Home- coming TloaT and pledge spiriT ran high when They compeTed Tor The ATG SweepsTakes Trophy. Founder's Day and iniTia- Tion sTrengThened The Ties ThaT bind The sisTerhood and Tos- Tered meaningful relaTionships beTween alumnae, acTiviTies and pledges. The sororiTy's social acTiviTies were highlighTed by The winTer pledge Tormal and The Rose Ball held in honor oT The seniors. DELTA ZETA-BoH'om Row: Linda Dones, Linda Meyers, Sec.: Joan Wiedenbein, Pres.: Mrs. KaTherine Schmidt l-lousemoTher, Jan Kim- berly, Carol Nocheck, Carolyn Moomaw, Denyse Tunison, Judy Long. Second Row: Debra Topp. Carol Ziegler, Diana Dragoo. Louise Schow- iif' Te Tm 5 I house whether it be wilh zz quick hand of bridge or a noon gab session. burg. Karen Wagner, Mary Ann Walker, Gayle SToTTregen, Regina Wilson. Top Row: BeTTy Snyder, Amy Larkin. Diane G-uenTher, Carol SchaeTer, JudiTh Thies, KaThy Long, Hypha Wehby, Bonnie STeding, Jill Rice. W .of r V' :O f as nf M ,Z 'T' J .2 . 5 L 4 get, H - I , an .sv X ,rc T ' ii? . V M 9-, H5 ' E3 . F Q N inf 'X .1 Dvllrz Zrfa izzvzvlnrzll figlz! .ffir'5lr1uglztrr. , The DZK have fun at 0 Pledges clean up after an open house. Thetas tum to drama in their rush skits. KAPPA ALPHA THETA-Bollom Row: Shirley Krieg, Sharon Nulsen, Treas., Judy Droesch, Nancy Rapp, Pres.: Mrs. Rulh Branson, House- molhery Cindy Wolll, Vice-Pres.: Molly Nooe, Sec.: Pally Cole, Mary Melville. Second Row: Marian Chace, Belsy Myers, Colleen Murphy, Jill Alban, Tricia Erazo, Sandy Skinkle, Ellie Hamm, Kay Moser, Rulhie Devins, Jan Glier, Pal Brady, Barb Healh. Third Row: Mary Jane Reemelin, Janel Kersleller, Jean Baderlscher, Mary Jo Bizzarri, Jenni Ruehl, Liz Rosenberg, Palsy Branch, Susan Nagel, Norma Scoll, Sondra THETA'S KITE HIGH AT UC Twin slars on a black and goldkile gracing lhe lhreshhold ol lhe Kappa Alpha Thela house rellecl lhe warmlh and brighlness ol lhe girls wilhin lhe chapler. On lhe cresl ol lhe wave ol rush excilemenl, lhe nexl lew weeks ol Home- coming lun conlinued lhe pace as a Thela was chosen as a member ol lhe queen's courl. This pasl year has been a relreal year lor members ol lhe Alpha Tau chapler. Lasl Fall a weekend relreal was planned al lhe UC chapler which included sislers lrom lhe Gamma Deuleron chapler al Miami Universily and Gamma lola chapler al lhe Universily ol Kenlucky. ln November, lhe pledge class spenl a weekend ol lun and workshop ses- sions al Sl. Edmunds Camp. A new social evenl pul a linishing louch lo lhe huslle ol spring quarler. lnslead ol lhe annual spring lormal, lhe Thelas parlicipaled in lheir own spring weekend consisling ol a dance, swimming parly and picnic. The winler guarler was spiced wilh lhe pledge lormal and lhe annual Kappa- Thela Rock n' Roll Parly. Founded al UC in l9l3, lhe Alpha Tau chapler glowed wilh pride as lhe recenl nalional sororily eleclions selecled Mrs. Virginia Edwards, a UC alumna, lo lhe posilion ol nalional Grand Presidenl. Hodgson, Pam Glossi, Ellen Devanney. Fourlh Row: Mary Mendenhall, Alison Fry, Diane Popp, Jody Bock, Pam Hall, Carol Smilh, Kalhy Moore, Diane Nowak, Nancy Lloyd, Mary Alice Burlschy, Jan Levin, Kalhy Weigel, Lynn Coller, Brenda Shellon. Top Row: Kalhy Emerson, Janie Myers, Sandy Marsh, Peggy MacMahon, Peggy Haugh, Sherry Kamp, Karen Bulz, Belly Scoll Ireland, Bobbie Dinkel, Chardy Lackman, Susan Burnside, Pal Connelly, Mary Lou Deuker, Sue Bishop, Liz Alkinson. , ...f ki ,-,,' I ' Vkr A L: A H A AL I an L I ' 2 ff . ,, . -- Q . - . E ' T 5 VV,L: fn . , ,T VVVZ , .J . Zvgi ,, f Ea. , . li. . I v .i W , V , 4' u .1 - T - ' sv rry E F Y E . I' . Y , x i ll - 2 1 fl W if i Q .v is ,V 'il' gg, i ii . fi 'J ii in Ween' Pledges keep all the KD trophies clean. KAPPA DELTA-Bo'Hom Row: Cheri Troeger, Bev ClemenT. Marianne Tinlrer, Kay LePrade, Treas.: Alane Plohr, Sec.: Eva STubbleTield, Pres.: Mrs, Margarel Bierbaum, l-lousemoTherg Carol Quisenberry, Vice-Pres., Sharon Loos, Kalhy Shirlr, Barbara Burg, Sherry Silverman. Second Row: MaryeTTa Dray, Cheryl ArmsTrong, Carol Taylor, Judi Reeves, Donna Eckert Jan Freudenberg, Joan PiTTs. Saralou Ahern, Marie Gruber, Sandy May. Marianne DeCourcy, Carolyn WaiTs, Sharon Spencer. Third Row: Barb Falone. Sally Mayer, DoTTie Eck, Judy BarTleTT, Elaine Davis, Susan Rhoades, Kay Rider, Charlene Domli, Donna RaThlcamp, Mary I KD'S WIN TOP CAMPUS HONORS ATTer placing TirsT in The l964 MoTher's Day Sing, The Omega Xi chapTer energelrically prepared Tor rush. WiTh The Theme oT Every KD is an Angel in Disguise, The rushees Traveled from hades To heaven. Choices were Tinally made and TwenTy-Tive exciTed girls pledged. NexT on KD's busy calendar came Homecoming and TloaT Time. WarT 'em o'TT was The Theme OT a wiTch's head ThaT broughT anoTher TirsT- place Trophy To The KD house. The spiriT of The pledges was awalcened as They capTured TirsT runner-up aT The ATO Sweep- sTalces. ChrisTmas came and so did Tood baslceTs and a carol- ing Trip To a home Tor The aged. During The ChrisTmas parTy, TradiTional moTher-daughTer love and chapTer sisTerhood Ties were sTrengThened, LaTer in The year came The pledge Torm- al, Tamily nighT and a beau dinner. Again KD was ouTsTand- ing in acTiviTies, being noTed chieTly Tor worlc on The CIN- CINNATIAN, MorTar Board, CincinnaTus and Guidon. The Kappa Delt's make plans at Tuesday meeting. Allen, Nancy Eveslage, Rena BuTe, Jean Feller, Bonnie RaiTT, Fourfh Row: Karen CosTer, Linda Dunham, Alice Alexander, Sue Devenham, Sharon Ereese, Marcia SmiTh, Judy Dell, Emily Pugh, Judy Speier, Sue Hinners. Jo Ann STrong. Sandy SmarT, Karen ArmbrusTer. Top Row: Leslie Balmer, Gayle Gresham, Carolyn Limes, Barbara STouT, Ember BosserT, Dianne Yager. Sarha Reisenbeclc, Salley Gamble, Karen l'larT- soclc. PaTricia Kress. Jane ElberT, Joy Feller, Nancy Grimes, Barbara Meene. Q in a if 1 X ,. fx lli-. X! 7. 4 .4 s wa , . KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA-BoTTom Row: Bonnie Williams, Claudia LindhorsT, Susie Kirn, MarTy Fischer, Sec.: Jenny Shinkle, KaThie McKee, Pres.: Louise Neel, l-lousemoTherg Ann Hoshaw, Vice-Pres.: Dianne Luken, Treas.: Andi KockriTz, Mary Dean WhiTehursT, Terryl Rodrian, Bonnie Heimann. Second Row: Lynn Dunning, Cheryl STare, Sandy Thaubald, Diana ShulTheis, Barbara FlaTT, Karen Shahfer, Ann Thompson, Charlene Geiss, Barbara VilTer, Trudy Kolb, NaneTTe Herrman, ElizabeTh Vogel, Sally Creekmore, Debbie WhiTney, Judy DeBord. Third Row: Carolyn Schneider, Carolyn SeiTz, Dana Essex, Bonnie PuTerbaugh, Judy Krogh, CharloTTe DeMarchi, Churchill McKinney, Marcia Kramer, HarrieT U-'EP VVYVY' Y , . If Debbie Whitney escourts rushee to KKG party. Angel Flight taps at the Kappa house. 3 tl-nl I K Liles, Louise Meyer, Jean Sayler, Carol Rooney, PaT Avey, Joanne Jennings, Jeannie Rewwer. FourTh Row: Bobbie Bellar, Lynn Kaemmerle, Mary Robinson, Sis HollingsworTh, Julie Selman, JoAnne Greiser, Jane Grubb, Mandy Kisker, Marian SmiTh, Linda LuTz, Jane Nagy, KiTch Algyre, Penny FiTzpaTrick, Helen Grossman, Judy Heckerman. Top Row: Jeannie Jackson, Andress Lawson, Karen Kendall, MarbeTh WhiTney, Billie Mae BoelTer, Jane STrasser, Diane Lundin, Susan Haas, Sally Kelsall, Lynne SmiTh, Jean Gieseling, Lydia Bean, Vicki Schepman, Marilyn HinTerrneisTer, Pam Woodburn, Mimi Hill, Diane Lewis. FIFTIETH YEAR FOR UC'S Fleur-de-lis, The Tlower of Kappa Kappa Gamma, per- meaTe The decor oT The sororiTy house covering everyThing Trom The Towels To wallpaper To The TronT door. The spiriT oT Triendship and harmony among The sisTers closely parallels The abundance oT Their Tloral choice. The annual Founders' Day bangueT was especially imporTanT To The BeTa Rho chap- Ter, Tounded aT UC in l9l4, as iT marked The TiTTieTh year Tor Kappa on The campus. l-lighlighTs oT The celebraTion in- cluded an address Trom The ouTgoing naTional presidenT, Mary Turner WhiTney. The pledging period boasTs a new godmoTher TradiTion ThaT serves To promoTe a deeper Teel- ing oT inTeresT in sororiTy and college liTe. By working closely wiTh The sororiTy moTher of each pledge, various acTives adopT The pledges and help Them wiTh problems by leav- ing surprises and noTes oT encouragemenT Tor Them Through- ouT The house. EnThusiasm bubbles over as discussions Tor renovaTion and expansion oT The presenT Kappa house spark plans Tor The TuTure growTh oT The sororiTy. Homecoming Tound The hard work oT The chapTer rewarded wiTh one OT The Tour TloaT TinalisT Trophies. Kappas are Tound acTive in MorTar Board, Guidon, Angel Flighlr, The CINCINNATIAN and News Record STaTTs, BearkiTTens and cheerleaders. The women of the key entertain freshmen at a skit. 'I' , SDT'S MOST IMPROVED SCHOLARS The girls and their dates take refuge in the SDT living room SIGMA DELTA TAU-BoTTom Row: Enid Golden, Nancy Cohen, Susan GiTlin, Trees.: Eileen Lichlrenberg, Linda MelTzer, Pres.: Mrs. Fay Silver- man, HousemoTherg Toni GilberT, RuTh Kydan, Vice-Pres.: Faye Gold- berger, Jackie Kramer. Second Row: BeTsy Goldman, Sue Norr, Phyllis SilversTein, Ilene Freedman, Debbie Lazarus, Taba Feldman, Paula BerkowiTz, Lois Tronstein, Joyce Galriin. Third Row: Helen Samuels. The Homecoming Cojee Break is a UC tradition. Several TradiTions organized by The women oT Sigma DelTa Tau serve To encourage all-campus spiriT and uniTy beTween The Greeks and independenTs oT The campus. Each year aT Homecoming, The STD's plan an open house wiTh coTTee and donuTs served. ln The spring, The annual SpagheTTi Din- ner noT only beneTiTs The sTudenTs on campus wiTh an en- joyable dinner, buT aids The communiTy wiTh The proceeds. GTher philanThropic proiecTs included a collecTion Tor Israel bonds and The service proiecT of The pledges during Their Help Week. ReacTivaTed on The campus in l959, The Epsilon chapTer has gained many sTrides in campus recogniTion oT achieve- ment The scholarship banqueTs of winTer and spring quarTers boosTed academics when The girls dressed and aTe accord- ing To grade levels obTained. The chapTer was awarded The Trophy Tor The sororiTy wiTh The mosT improved scholarship. One of The beauTies oT The sisTerhood was previously chosen as Greek Goddess. ETiqueTTe Tips each week kepT The mem- bers polished Tor social evenTs. Pledging, alThough accenTed by Tinal iniTiaTion, is rewarded by oTher honors. An award is given To The pledge wiTh The highesT guarTerly grades and anoTher is earned by The person holding The besT accumulaTive grade average. A necklace wiTh a cresT is presenTed To The ouTsTanding pledge as iudged by The enTire chapTer. Nancy LowiTch, KaThy Goodman, Sharon Kandelson, Mona Good, Barbara Cohen, Lynn SToller, Daryl LachTerman, Barbara BernsTein, Carol Tobin, Karen Vfise. Top Row: Donna Kuhn, Jill Kaplan, Jacky ShuIruTT, Joanne Carp, June Kessler, Shelley Rudman, Nancy SchwarTz, Susan STadler, Joani Bailis. :.,. .:,. 3, 4 is . .E W' l eeri e? ieflb .GHG THETA PHI ALPHA-BoHom Row: Gail Wallace, Judi Sleiner, Tres.: Carol Groneman, Mary Dornheggen, Pres., Mrs. O'Brien, l-lousemolherg Linda Oldham, Vice-Pres.: Pam Venosa, Carole Mayer, Kaihy Brady, Salli l-larringlon. Second Row: Margie Ambreal, Sue Herrmann, Beih O'Donnell. Pal Linz, Pal Penningion, Jacki Torlora, Carole Kennedy, Befsy Palierson. Renie Leonard, Sievie Mack, Sandy Erdeliohn, Tuckie Rockwood, Gay I-loblilzell, Karen Kunz, Lauralee Sawyer. Third Row: Carol Hollmeyer. Sue Sicking, Eslher Billrnan, Sue Mosrer, Linda Meyer, Carole Ann Block, Kalhie Culberlson, Gerri Eilzpairick, Ginny Ennis. Thrla Phi jilczlgws crirzgwgalc al the Szcrvpslakcs. A Thom Phi Alpha puny chorus performs for a male audience. . Jllf V f y , Jo O'Connell, Jeannie Eugazzi, Judy Gross. Mary Lou Maddux, Kalhy McKowen, Mary Bruder. Fourih Row: Cheryl Nolan, Ginny Merien, Judy McDermoll', Sally Campbell. Joan Losacker, Nancy Brumleve, Jane Wuesl, Par O'Leary, Sally Skillman, Nancy Pellman, Vicki Borchers, Rose Gall, Linda Wassell, Rise Slevens. Top Row: Alexis Boil, Sandy Schlenck, Marilyn Flasch, Barbara Devaud, Adele Brinck, Elaine Horan, Judy Rabe, Mary Bumiller, Marly Behrns, Susan Long, Diana Biqelon, Sharon Kovacs, Judy Gruber, Judi Young. THETA PHI NO. 1 AT CONVENTION The colors of Thera Phi Alpha, silver, gold and blue, have been flying high 'rhis year for l965 marked a year of excep- lional achievemenis by lhe UC chaprer, Founded ar Cin- cinnali in l9l9, Jrhe chapler has progressed sreadily unlil lasl summer Epsilon chaprer ranked high ar lhe Thela Phi Alpha nalional convenrion. The chapler received Irhe presidenrial cup as 'lhe besl all- round chaprer narionally. Anolher award claimed al' The De- Jrroil convenrion las'r summer was lhe Cooperalion Tray honoring lhe members for Jrheir efficiency and cooperalion wirh narional sororily regulalions and requiremenls. Epsilon chapler adopred a new program Jrhis year boosl- ing scholarship. All sislers wilh an accumulalive grade aver- age below a 2.3 parlicipaled in a weekly sludy workshop held al lhe house. During rhe summer, lhe house received a face-lifling wirh a new inlerior design io lhe living rooms. Anolher new ad- dilion lo lhe house was Mom Brian, Jrhe new housennoiher. A new parly highlighled lhe yearls social evenr schedule. I-leld in February, lhe Mardi Gras parry rurned our lo be a Tremendous success. Awards were given ar lhe parly for The prelliesl, mosl original and moslr unusual coslumes. ZEZQJJ lug rolls of crepe paper from the house to their float. ZTA REMODELS HOUSE AND PROGRAM Actives greet their new sisters on Pledge Sunday. ZETA TAU ALPHA-BoTTom Row: Carol MeTzger, Jane DieTrich, BeTh Roden, Secq Mary Ann Rickard, KaThy Murphy, Pres., Mrs. Gray Cone lan, Housemoiherq Barbie l-lowes, Jean SlayTon ,Vice-Pres.: Bonnie Lewis, Treas.g Doris Fey, Second Row: Elaine PTeiTier, Margo Kohler, PaTTie Baker, Cindy CarsTarphen, Barbara Spiess, Brenda Hieronymus, Tami TaTe, Jacque Morgan, Donna SToms, Susan Blossom. Third Row: Elizaberh Creech, Joanne STaubiTz, Jean Ann SmiTh, Judy Roho, Phyllis Larson, Peggy BaTeman, Sandie Triiilio, Beverly l-TaTTor, Mary STuarT, Evelyn The Alpha ETa chapTer oT ZeTa Tau Alpha became a mem- ber oT The UC Greek circle on May 6, I92l. Alumnae 'From This era would surely noTice The new aTmosphere and ap- pearance oT Their chapTer house aT 2623 CliTTon. On April I, l965, a ground-breaking ceremony iniTiaTed plans Tor The remodeling oT The sororiTy house. The old sororiTy house and a neighboring house are being ioined To 'form a sTruc- Ture wiTh a nineTy-TooT TronTage on CliTTon Avenue. The Tin- ished producT will be a compleTely redone house ThaT will room sixTeen girls. Building plans indicare ThaT The proiecT should be compleTed by The Tall quarTer of l965. Many programs oT The chapTer, Tollowing The precedenT oT The house building, have been revised. ExciTed pledges sporTed blue Triangular scarves wiTh The slogan, l'm a ZeTa pledge, announcing The arrival oT TwenTy-Tive new sororiTy sisTers To The campus. ln The Tall, The ZeTa chapTer Trom Mi- ami UniversiTy came To UC Tor The Miami TooTball game weekend. The UC chapTer enTerTained The visiTing sisTers aT The game and a house parTy laTer. Fischer, Judy Yeager, Lucy Shanlc. F0urTh Row: Susan Ruehlmann, Elbrey Harrell, Myra Jo Ward, Joyce Moran, Peggy Winchell, Barbara BriT- Ton, CaThy Ann Luegering, Barbara BinsTadT, Sherry Brookshire, Carol T-lorTon, Judy FranTz, Sandi Declcer, Virginia Lambert Candy Franlciin. Top Row: Ann Coon, Mary Sue Reeves, Sylvia KuwaTch, CaTherine l-luheey, Jan Fischer, Jane Horsley, Jo Ann Ribarslsy, DoTTie Brady, Carol FoerTsch, Janie OsTerhoTi, Carol Maxey Carolyn Hubbuch, Gail SchaeTzIe. 1 Qe. . fa., V 'ri if 'A W A i ',.. , 2. .- my . wa: , ,A s , e are , so ., J , ,.,. , C, . . . as 3,6 f is . 1 , 1 ,ix 4 I . A I - I 4 fy ig A M 3 .4 . -erm 1 -M1-4 I qi i L: f V,V- ,k I ,Q .M fi ,,::,-Qravff : its ,Q v gig: ,T .., f' , b of - ,.-' ' 1 -1 g I. ' M, . . by 1, V ii- , A 'gear' ' .- ', of i W l ii 'Y .. ' I V .5-,., . .,, . T . ,, is ' we J be -I . 5. .W .i - r-1. .IA 1 fe V' H . A- , 'iii T Q ' if r ' ,. .r A ,i ' K. i ' 1 . ' . , W S 'Z .. 1, T . ' ww 1 1 1 513' A is c A ' V L M Ii 1-:iw EIL Q ' M 1.1 , if i W Q ., 'X . W!! K J . ' xr we H' 1 ' gif? 2 ALPHA OMEGA-BoHom Row: Judilh Schibi, Sharon Franlc, Shirley Mafher, Barb Adams, Vice- Pres.1 Karen Vollmer, Pres.: Marilou Busemeyer, Sec.: Grail Klein, Sharen McClelland, Karal Keller. Second Row: Mary Ann Foley, Siephanie Gall, Marilyn Thesing, Pai' Loescher, Sherel Meyer, Maureen Noonan, Joann Glenn, Diana Keiser, Belh Meyer. Top Row: Judy Rilea, Ellen Deddens, Jane Bohnen- lsamper. Fran Sieber, Janef Jones, Linda Liggeli, Belh Sienoel. Alpha Omega is The newesl addilion 'lo The sororily family ar The Universify. H' was organized laslr year and compleled ils Tirsl' lull rush program This Tall. AO was organized Tor fhe benelir of Jrhe girls in The +wo-year Universily College program who were unable lo parlicipale in Jrhe lull-Tour year sororily program. Their Tirsi rush pro- gram was conducred wilh parries al The Traierniry houses. Trianon, UC's only non-Greek sororily, is a social group open Jro all coeds noi alliliaied wilh a Panhellenic sororiiy. This acrive organizarion was esrablished in I929 To Tosrer democraiic ideals, ro encourage parlicipalion in campus aciivilies, and To promole scholarship and service ro 'rhe universiiy. As a philanlhropic proiecl, Trianons have as- sumed Tinancial responsiloilily lor a Greek orphan. TRIANON-Boffom Row: Carol Lienharr, Alvina Owen, Alice Chidlaw, June Bieler, Vice-Pres.: Pal Alloy, Pres.: Sandy Palrerson, Tres., Nan Lanham, Secq Karen Whill, Sharon Crum. Second Row: Laura Mae Rape, Cecelia Johnson, Carol Kemper, Madilyn Milchell, Jean Aldridge, Carolyn Mapes, Barbara Hamm, Sue Alaboil, Carolyn Ginandr, Judy Faris. Top Row: Diane Barlh, Diane Davidson, Joyce Harper, Lynda McVay, Jayne Willlelr, Reeni O'Connor, JoAnn Wieghaus, Pai Engelke, Kay Aldridge, Pal Slaffery. . , W A Q Q i iii T I TT-V T T -T . li T 'fi T T Y 4, 'rsr 'J ' ' i J , U fr ALPHA SIG WINS FLOAT TROPHY Perhaps a classic among The success sTories in UC Greek socieTy was The TloaT compeTiTion aT This year's Homecom- ing. From iTs humble beginning as a pile oT Two-by-Tours and crepe paper, The Alpha Sigs' TloaT Took shape. By eleven o'clock Friday nighT iT was deTiniTely going To be a good one. ln The parade SaTurday morning, iT was obviously one of The besT, buT you can never be sure which one will im- press The iudges The rnosT. BuT when The big momenT came aT The Homecoming Dance, iT was Alpha Sigma Phi's 'Time To sTand and cheer and Teel proud oT a iob well done. This exempliTies Alpha Sig's purpose, To beTTer The man. For To Alpha Sigma Phi The man is beTTered Through loy- alTy, cooperaTion and compeTiTion raTher Than sTanding alone. Besides building TloaTs The men aT I36 WenTworTh know how To Throw good parTies. This was well demonsTraTed by Their WinTer Formal, The Black and WhiTe and The Spring Weekend where The broThers danced. ALPHA SIGMA PHI-BoHom Row: Charles Rohr, Treas.: LuTher SmiTh, Cammerer W ScoTT Weismann RoberT Fessler MilTon Dorsey Gerald Sec., Glen Sanner. Second Row: David Mundhenk, Gregg Kennard, John Honious Jim Barrowrnan McCurley, KenneTh Maggard. Top Row: Don ForsyThe, Al MiTchell, Rudy The Alpha Sigs and their dates twixt it up at the Speak Eaxy Party. ALPHA SIGMA PHI-Bollom Row: William Zimmerman, Gary Dinan, Allan Niemeyer, William Barber, Sec., Russell Hirnes, Pres.: Mrs. Berlha l-lusman, l-lousemolherg Sam Boulmelis, Vice-Pres.: David Gibson, Roberi Wright Donald Murphy. Second Row: James MacOueen, Mike Rehn, James Marlin, Bruce Neville, Larry Goebel, David Hill, Slave Purdon, Gary Lownsdale, Donald Allen, Eddie Schwarlz, Dean Clingerman. Top Row: Edgar Teels, John Brillon, Ron l-luhfmeier, Gary McGovern, Dale Meyer, Philip Fischer, Fred Howard, Dick Leonharl, Bill Henry. David Keilh, Richard Papenbroclc. Tim Perkins, William Busser. AA. .. .. ALPHA TAU OMEGA-BoH'om Row: Davd Kemnilzer, Bill Herring, son, Ronald Kemnilzer. Top Row: David Kennerh, Glenn Weyand, Roger Mrs. Audrey Schroeder, Housemolherg Nicholas Merydilh, John Jones, Wills, Ken Knarr, Rick Lesnlewicz, Dave Slauss. Bob Samosky, George Roberl Shellon. Second Row: Fred Lynch, Tom Kreider, Torn Houpl, Miller. Greg Carler, Chuck Colvin, Vince Versurah, John Sleele, Roberl' David- A. -L QA. ALPHA TAU OMEGA-BoH0m Row: John Sfeele, Bob Pelersen, Fred Top Row: Don McCurdy, James Slelanski, Charles Handel, Dick Rleber, Wayne Tries, Mikal Forbes, Lee Haas, Bill Walker, Clinf Boner, Schlemmer, Bradley Field, Addison Arrnslrong, Marlin Griesel, Tom Second Row: Paul Traub, Jeicl Page, Rick Shellon, Jim Gudehus, Gore Berman, Bob lvlalre, Lee Parker, Bill Bryanl. don Clark, George Miller, Dan Shaw, David Flack, Charles Zaharako. The ATO house in the midst of construction was the beginning of a dream. The men of ATO pitched in to help fix rooms. A well-earned rest in a new bed is the reward for the hard work. ATO LEAVES SENATOR PLACE BUILDS NEW GREEK HOUSE As usual the ATO's began the year with a success- tul Sweepstakes This year the gala tun-day was en- titled Kiddie Kapers. While participating in every- thing trom blowing bubbles to changing diapers, sorority pledges looked on as Peggy Boyd was crowned I964 ATO Sweepstakes Girl. The tun was also observed by ATO's trom Ohio State and Indiana University who hoped to start a Sweepstakes ot their own. The patter ot the Alpha Tau Omega 'Feet can be heard closer to campus now as the men 'formerly trom l6O Senator Place have moved to a newly remodeled house at 3 I9 Probasco. The move was celebrated by an open house open to the whole campus, In addition to the events already mentioned. Alpha Tau Omega manifests its outgoing personality in all tacets ot campus lite trom student government to tolk-singing. Each school year is climaxed by the Spring Weekend held in honor ot the graduating seniors. BETA THETA Pl-Firsi' Row: Pefe Wagner, Ron TeTzler, Trees.: Burk Tower, Pres.: Mrs. lnez Alcorn, Housemofherq Dick Reesey, Vice'Pres.g Jerry York. Second Row: STeve Wilson, Michael Kranbuhl, Joe Lau- benThal, Sandy Harris, Sec.q Dan Henderson, Tom CourTney, STeve Carr, Jack Brown. Third Row: David STeves, Richard VilTer, Tom Preiburger, Dave STonebraker, Jim Schwab. John Long, Dave NorTh, Tom Lindberg. John Penn, Bruce Kearsley. FourTh Row: Jerry Rippey, Jim Sayler, Tony Huhfman, Fred Heis, Tom McCarTy, Bill Gall, Al Johnson, Arnie Kappers, Jim Hawkins, Jim Vockell, Jim Coughlin. Top Row: DwiqhT CoTTier, Dan WirsTead, Chuck Ellis, RoberT Behrens, Thomas Pace, Joe Nordman, Nick Besch, Dave WhiTney, Mike Ehrensberger, Ed Gebbs, Jim Grani. BETA THETA PI LISTS MANY CAMPUS LEADERS The pasT school year has served as a reconsTrucTion pe- riod Tor The meni oT BeTa TheTa Pi as The living TaciliTies oT The TraTerniTy house were increased To accommodaTe sevenTy men. The new addiTion, compleTe wiTh color Television, was a benevolence Trom The BeTa Alumni AssociaTion. The new wing oT The house conTains room Tor TorTy men upsTairs wiTh a kiTchen, dining room and paTio downsTairs, During The year, The BeTas held Their one-hundred-and TwenTy-TiTTh naTional convenTion aT Miami UniversiTy. All pasT naTional presidenTs aTTended, along wiTh mosT oT The UC chapTer. Many programs and evenTs keep The BeTas acTive wiThin The TraTerniTy as well as on campus. To sTrengThen scholasTic BETA THETA Pi-BoTTom Row: Tim Donahue, Eric Nowlin, Spud MarTin, George Kral, Chuck Wilson, Charles Jung. John Mann, Mel Hershey. Second Row: Boe Meek, Tom SmiTh. Tom Arnold, Jack AusTin, Thomas achievemenT wiThin The pledge class, a period OT required sTudy is planned Tor each evening. AT ChrisTmas The chapTer enTerTained children aT The General ProTesTanT Orphanage. ParTies, Tiresides, Tormals and annual Spring Weekend illum- inaTed The social whirl oT BeTa TheTa Pi, The men oT BeTa have served The universiTy in many ouT- sTanding posiTions oT leadership. The upperclass presidencies, looTh junior and senior, were occupied by BeTas. AnoTher TraTerniTy broTher noT only served as presidenT OT The UC lnTerTraTerniTy Council buT also became The TirsT undergrad- uaTe UC member elecTed To The NaTional lnTerTraTerniTy Council. Dewey, Nelson BanTe, Tom Kennedy, Frank Wilson. Second Row: Dave Eshman, Randy Sansers, Chuck Ellis, Don Wilson, Jack Schroder, EoresT Heis. RoberT Aebersold, Ronald STingIey, Hours and hours of practice paid of as the Delfs form a song circle around the first-place Mother's Day Sing trophy. DELTA TAU DELTA-BoH'om Row: James Hyde, Advisor: Daniel Farley, Pres.: Mrs. Rose Sawyer, Housemolherp Diane Lundin, Sweelhearlq Sieve l-luliman, Vice-Pres.: Rick Schalz, Treas. Second Row: Dan Bork, Bob Engle, Dan Nordlund, Jim Weaver, Paul Kuniz, Ari Davies, Marv l-leller, Michael Adachi. Third Row: Don Voorhis Richard Wilkinson, Jerry Ziburis, Dick Semple, Fred Hamer, Gary Vollbrachi, Ari Deming, Randy l-lohleld, Dave Bolle, Fred Winemiller, Bill Pegg. Fourfh Row: Larry Milbrandl, David l-loque, Clyde Jenkins, Chuck Taylor, Fred Rauh, Ken Challenger, Rick Barsan, Miake Bowler, George Deckebach. Top Row: Jim Miller, Clyde Waddell, Tim Slroop, Denny Burns, Jerry Trimble, John Feed, Sam Kiser, Dick McCue, Dave Durham, Bob Mc- Bride. Paul Vollbrachf. nwanmi x A ie?mx2'5:szaawmweamKmxwm, .in'e :sl A DCI! is fulartcrcd zcfillz crfam ax hr sits in tlzfir Sigma Sigma Booth DELTA TAU DELTA'S NATIONAL KARNEA HELD IN CINCINNATI Joining The naTional TraTerniTy organizaTion of Delfa Tau DelTa in I909 The Gamma Xi chapTer reTurned The Tavor by hosTing The sixTy-sevenTh naTional convenTion, The DelT Karna, aT CincinnaTi lasT summer, The chapTer coupled wiTh The Cin- cinnaTi alumni To plan The enTire social program Tor The evenT. A kick-oTT mixer aT The NeTherland l'loTel began The TuncTion of The week. One oT Hue ouTsTanding parTies was a boaT ride ending in TesTiviTies aT Coney lsland. Several philanThropic proiecTs of DelT each year oTTer valuable service To deserving communiTy groups. ln con- iuncTion wiTh Hue La SerToma SocieTy, a women's service group, The Del+s sponsored a parTy aT The Pepsi-Cola BoTTling DELTA TAU DELTA-BoTTom Row: James HorsTman, Dan Beebe, Nick Shelley, Thomas STeusloTF, Jim Ragsdale, STeve Hardy. Second Row: Jim PraTTe, Warren Miller. Bob Richardson, Jerry Buckley, Dee GriTFiTh, David Argabright Paul KunTz, Terry Dunlap. Third Row: Johp Radcliucfe, PlanT Tor children wiTh cerebral palsy. Twice a year The Tra- TerniTy enTerTains children aT The Allen l-louse wiTh an eve- ning oT sporTs. AT The end oT January Hue group re+rea+ed To ST. Ed- mund's camp To discuss TraTerniTy problems and plan Tor The TuTure. NOT lacking Tor social evenTs, The DTD men planned Three Tormals ThroughouT The year. The ChrisTmas Tormal honored The new Delua SweeThearT and was Tollowed in The winTer guarTer by The pledge Tormal. The Spring Weekend, com- pleTe wiTh a dance and swimming parTy, compleTed The year. Wayne Parsons, James 6oTTman, Dick Bragg, Denny Peoples, Ken SmiTh, Mike Ullman. Top Row: Richard Cavenegh, Don Erwine, Jeb Bagen- sTose, Charles STeinkoenig, Jerry Trimble, Laurence Hanson, STeve UnanqsT, Bob Driver, Ken Heuck. 1 FIFTIETH YEAR AT CINCY FOR GAMMA GAMMA CHAPTER OI LAMBDA CHI ALPHA FEATURES RAVEN FLOAT AND WHITE ROSE Pledges must keep lhe massive front pillars elean. Connie V011 Dieligen, 1965 Crescent Girl Lambda Clzfs work on their fnalisl float lalfan from Edgar Allan Poels fmcm, The Raven. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA-BoHom Row: Thomas Kane, Gregory Todd, Treas.q Larry SoldaTTy, Pres.: Connie Von Dielinqen, SweeThearTg Jack BolTon, Vice-Pres.: Ken VelTen, Vince Li Cola. Second Row: William BoTT, Dog Heroliska, Mark Nernecek, Kenny Meyer. David Rush, Allan Powell, Don Ross. Third Row: James Gerard, David ParTenheimer, Richard Mur- The year OT I966 marks The TiTTieTh year aT UC Tor The Gamma Gamma ZeTa chapTer oT Lambda Chi Alpha, Homecoming was a special evenT Tor The Lambda Chi's as Their TloaT was one oT The TinalisTs in The parade compe- TiTion. Their consTrucTion OT a raven, Taken Trom Edger Allan Poe's poem, earned Them The honored posiTion. ln January, The TraTerniTy colors oT purple, green, and gold became The colors oT new members as pledges were iniTiaTed early. Girl Triends and pinmaTes oT The TraTerniTy men vied Tor The coveTed posiTion oT WhiTe Rose oT Lambda Chi Alpha. The winTer guarTer was Tilled wiTh casual parTies, LAMBDA CHI ALPHA-BoTTom Row: David Follis, Laurence PeTerson, Jack BoulTon, Dan Carmichael, Pres.: Judy Heckerman, Roger Chenoe weTh. Vice-Pres.g GriTTiTh Daye, Sec.: Ken VelTen, Dave Maine, Tom Kane. Second Row: Mark Nemecek, Richard Anglemyer, Rick Mue- Thing, MonTy Howell, Fred Zacharias, JeTTrey McElravy, BuTch Mann, Bill Schneider, Rich Wilken. Vince DiCola, Carl Pepperman, Jim Davidson. doch, Charles Becker, Moses Schloio, Bill Parker, RoberT Fischer. FourTh Row: Roland M. Theilaan, RoberT Vamds, Garry AulT, Sec.: Mike Kerley, Bruce Conner, Bob Wunker, Bob Buchholz. Top Row: Jerry CincoTTa, Bob Murray, GeoTT Rendall, AlberT F. Lohman, RoberT D. Henke, RoberT E. Bedger, Ronald Schmiedeken. luncheon daTes, and cockrail parTies Tor The men To meeT The candidaTes beTore se-lecTion oT The new sweeThearT. lnTeresT was high in inTramural TooTball as The Team worked iTs way inTo The Tinal league playoTTs. Scholarship was em- phasized wiTh Sunday-aTTernoon and exTra help sessions oT sTudy organized To aid pledges wiTh academics. Several ouTsTanding posiTions on campus were Tilled by Lambda Chi's. A Torward on The UC baskeTball Team, The presidenT oT Sophs and vice-presidenT oT The lnTraTraTerniTy Council were all men oT Gamma Gamma ZeTa chapTer. Third Row: Mike HiTz, Bob Buchholz, STeve Branch Jim Moon Mike Ripley Dave Neal, Mike Jordan, Harry Molloy, PaT DaugherTy, Hai Baker, Jim Kreger. Top Row: Bill Anderson, Sam Gundlach, PeTe Ken- sicki, Rad Beninghaus, George STilT, Ken Franks, Barry Gromen, David Quinlan, Dean Lampros, Roland Theilman, Vic Mancinelli. T' 1 Wh- H Egg gg lmn1'r14gi.w1 rzccvssary evil for fim Updykf. PHI DELTA THETA-BoHom Row: Don Jones, Joe Biancke, Gary Herfef,Pres.g Jeff Duyfschaever. Top Row: John Middfefon, Dan Shaffer, Bruce Minfurrv, Newi Powell, Dale Goes. Phi DeIt'5 part with their money as they buy tickets for Moonlite. PHI DELT'S BIG-TIME PRODUCERS WITH FROM CAMPUS WITH LOVE Screaming barkers, Throbbing crowds and a TenT TheaTer all poinT To The ouTsTanding aTTracTion annually aT The Sigma Sigma carnival, The Phi DelT movie. Each year The men oT Phi DelTa TheTa presenT Their movie producTion, Tilmed on The UC campus, To The enTire sTudenT body. This year's produc- Tion, enTiTled Prom Campus WiTh Love, resembled a mys- Tery show compleTe wiTh James Bond and oTher ulTra- sensaTional secreT agenTs. AnoTher TradiTional evenT planned especially Tor The pleas- ure oT The sororiTies is The Phikeia Carnival aT The Phi DelT house. BooThs are seT up and The goldiish won by The girls soon seem To populaTe every Temale dormiTory room. Seriousness in achievemenT serves To balance The humor and enThusiasm oT The Ohio TheTa chapTer. During The year The chapTer received Two ouTsTanding awards Trom The na- Tional organizaTion. For over-all eTTiciency, The l'leadquarTers Trophy was earned, and The Silver STar Award represenTed selecTion as one oT The Top TwenTy chapTers OT Phi DelTa TheTa naTionally. For campus parTicipaTion, Phi DelT placed among The Top Tive in TraTerniTy scholarship and inTramural compeTiTion. The men harmonized To a TinalisT posiTion in The MoTher's Day Sing while The pledge class sTudied To obTain The all-universiTy scholarship Trophy. PHI DELTA THETA-BoTTom Row: Mark Lewis, STan Gregg, Jim Mur- phy, Ann Skidmore Lamb, HousemoTher: Ron Alexander, Pres.: Dick l-lobliTzell, Treas.q Dick Druiiel, Jerry FighTmasTer, KeiTh Jording, Sec- ond Row: Ray EasTerling, George Morgan, Ed Schroer. Dwain Norris, Jim Updike, Mark Hines, Ken OerTher. Jerry Zimmer, Larry MonTanus, KenT CoTer, Paul Voe-T. Third Row: DuTch Musser, Bill Arend, Greg Brune, Blake Meinders. ArT Kuhn, Tom l-lenThorn, Bill Cowqill, Tom Perzel, Paul HackberT, Bill LichTenberg, Michael Jones, Jerry Kress, Dan MonT- gomery, FourTh Row: John Dolby, Barry SmiTh, James Downs, Bill Eads. Herman Knopf, Bill MinTurn, Rhodie Dickenson, Pollard STaley. Bill Mc- Mahan, RoberT Baesel, Ted Mason, Dave Munz, Bob WesTerkamp, Clif- Tord Brock. Top Row: Rodger Gruenwald, Michael Hudson, RoberT Moser, Ron Evans, John Meyer, Norman Adams, Dick Liming, Loren Warburg, Charles Wuli, Dick Easley, Jay Hay, Michael BenedeTT. PHI TAU'S HEAD DONOR DRIVE MOST CONSTRUCTIVE HELP WEEK Founded on March l7, T906 aT lvliami UniversiTy, Phi Kappa Tau grew rapidly and was only recenTly surpassed as The largesT TraTerniTy in Qhio. Since iTs beginning aT UC in I959 The Phi Taus have enjoyed a sTeady growTh To Their presenT membership oT TiTTy-Tive. Phi Tau's social program includes everyThing Trom roclc 'n roll beer parTies To Two of The more lavish Tormals on campus each year. LasT summer was highlighTed by a sur- prise parTy in honor oT Mom RooT. AT The parTy, she was given a reTrigeraTor. The broThers supplemenT Their inTra- mural schedule wiTh annual pledge-acTive TooTball and bas- lceTball games, enioyed by all. The l-lelp Weel4 Tor Phi Tau's pledges was converTed To a weelc oT communiTy service as Phi Kappa Tau headed a drive aT UC Tor blood donaTions. The blood wenT To The NaTional l-lemophilia FoundaTion To aid suTTerers Trom a disease which prevenTs cloTTing. The proiecT was awarded The ATO Trophy Tor The mosT consTrucTive Help Weelf. M0irz'J Roof reads a magazine on the Phi Tau porch PHI KAPPA TAU-BoHom Row: Harry Archer, Roger Smoclc, Treas.q qins, John Hiclcs, Joe MarTin, Mike Macailca, Bob Gaines Top Row Diclc Cornelius, Vice-Pres.: Fred Arnold, Sec. Second Row: Charles Larry Cazavan, John Belo, Don Muclcerheide, Jim Osborne, FriTz Franz Deeb. Bill l-linTon, Bud WITT, Milce PleTT, John Pascuccu, Dave STeven- man, Gerry FooTe, Tom Kalaman, Lee Dickey. son. Third Row: Al l-lamilTon, Milce ParTridge. Ron McCarThv, Jim Hig- PHI KAPPA TAU-fBoHom Row: David Siickley, Rudy von Landberg, Third Row: T. Gamble, W. Fischer, R. Hall, T. Schroeder, J. Diiger, Vice-Pres.: John Grebb, Pres.: Mrs. Rooi, Housemoiherg Beisy Myers, R. Long. R. Smiih, D. Throckmorion. Top Row: Jim Wykofi, Skip Dream Girl, Ray Loase, Treas.7 Gary Gruber, Michael McNeill. Second Meadows, George Meinberg, Dave Danner. Verne Wieihe, Dean Grif- Row: Alberi' Hadier, Larry Procier, Don Greer, Jim Wilson, Dick Lind- iiih, Thomas Haddix. mark, Gary Siewari, David Kew, Rick Kisi, Jim Rudd, Don Larricic. A handshake and fim Rudd takes on the Sig Ejis in IM pool. 2645 Clifton houses the Phi Taujs. FUN LOVING PHI KAPPA THETA CONSOLIDATED IN 1959 NaTionally, Phi Kappa TheTa is The producT of The Greek worlcl's mosT recenT consolidaTion. On April 29, l959, Phi Kappa and TheTa Kappa Phi uniTed To Torm Phi Kappa TheTa aT TiTTy-eighT colleges and universiTies across The naTion. As a Roman CaTholic TraTerniTy, Phi Kap sTimulaTes iTs members To a more acTive spiriTual lilie while s+ilI emphasizing The social. Perhaps besT described aT UC as Tun loving, The Phi Kaps are Tamous as The sponsors of The campus chug-oTT and The Box Lunch Raffle. AnoTher good example oT The PHI KAPPA THETA-Bo'H'om Row: Tom EnTel, John l-laverkamp, Jim Kipling. Sec.: Mrs. NeTTie Foley, l-lousemoTherg Willy Joe FeldT, Second Row: Edward MaTaiTis, Dick BuTsch, Rec. Sec.: Paul Block, Tom KanTon, Rich Theryoung, Joe Faessler, ErnesT Rennek, Third Row: Rob-erT Moique, PHI KAPPA THETA-BoTTom Row: Jon Gimpel, Dave Schwain, Dick Wuesf, Dave LoTTus, Treas.: Mike Doyle, Vice-Pres.: Tom SmiTh, Sec.: Joe FionenTo, Tom ErTel, Gary Shalzlier. Second Row: Jim Maloney, Jim MonTesi, George Henry, Dave Marschner, Chuck Knepfle, Dave Schwendeman, Jim Kemen, William Thomas, Bob O'l'laTnick, Larry STaab. Third Row: Mike FiTzgerald, Bill Long, Tom KanTor, Bob Molique, relaxed mood of Phi Kappa TheTa is The annual Sewer ParTy. The parTy room is decoraTed To look like a sewer and a prize is given To The couple who come dressed The grubbiesT. The Phi Kap spiriT and deTerminaTion have carried Them To The Top more oTTen Than noT in inTramurals and They can be expecTed To make a good showing in any campus parTici- paTion. Recognized Tor communiTy service, Phi Kappa TheTa is remembered Tor iTs Spring Cleanup Campaign and iTs Big BroTher OrganizaTion Tor TaTherless boys. David MaThes, Bill SeiberT, Bill Long. Mike Kirchmayer, Ray Gruber, Jerry Bachman, Ken STevens. Top Row: Michael Gallagher, Paqle Nairick, Ron SweeT, Dave Tarzan, John Russell, Bob Drennan, John MarTz, Carl Marx. Mike Grassinger, Dan Schlie, Jerry Bachman, Gary Fischer. Fourih Row: Paul Block, Don W'esT, Dick l-loicfman, John MarTz, Don Meier, Jim Lee, Fred l-lerschede, Jack Wagner, Jim Meiners. Paul Gunville. Top Row: Tom Cale, Jim Fedor, Dick Sickinger, Tom Maceiko, Tom Malinoske, Rick Tokarski, Bob Gramann, Ken Boehm, Mike McNulTy. .c2s: s. D I 4 l - Phi Kaps decorated the goal jmnfs for every home football gamz, PIKES SWEEP IN HONORS IN 1965 The Pikes reside aT The corner oT Brookline and JeTTerson in a grey sTone house in which you can Tind a couch dog, an inTercom and a loT oT good Tun and hospiTaliTy. Pi Kappa Alpha was Tounded in l868 aT The UniversiTy OT Virginia by six conTederaTe soldiers, and aT UC in l9lO, making iT one oT The oldesT TraTerniTies bo+h naTionally and locally, The Pikes carried on Their long-sTanding acTiviTy aT UC lasT year by Taking second runner-up in The MoTher's Day Sing and The Homecoming l:loaT CompeTiTion and winning mosT Popular BooTh aT The Sigma Sigma Carnival. Besides The gay Times wiTh Their Tire engine, The men oT Pi Kappa Alpha socially enjoyed a paiama pep rally be- Tore The Miami game, a Trip To Memphis, Tennessee, Their naTional headguarTers, and Dream Girl Day. The Pikes also had a Playboy ParTy, Two Tormals and oTher weekend evenTs. PI KAPPA ALPHA-BoT-Tom Row: Doug Pierce, Dave Collins, Ed Riee dinger, Don RalsTon, Vice-Pres.: Jay WrighT, Pres., Jim Marrs, Sec.: Linn OsTerrnan, Tom Kinkelmeier. Second Row: Bob Wiesman, Gary Kunkleman, Don Sundue, Mike Marker, STeve SCOTT, Mel CroTzer, Mike A toast at the Pike cocktail party preceding the Pledge Formal. President fay Wright is the center of attraction in a skit. Fox, Charles Woodward. Top Row: Torn Greer, Mike Schamp, Bill GoTTschlich, Randy Jackson, Lou SIauTTerback, Gary MenchhaTer, Bill WebsTer, l-larry STillwell, George WalTer, Tom l-less, Roger Weller, Denis Cleefer, David Karem, Jim Schmidt Doug Jackson, Ernie ArneTT. f16i 'wr L 4 x . Smurnh Axsnciafion of Evil couldnjt steal the Pikc fire engine. A1f15fV0f Uf HK-A gllafdf Wlgme- Pl KAPPA ALPHA-Boffom Row: Don Miller, Julius Galgoczy, Andrew Granl, William Moomow, Pike, Mascolq Mrs, Rulh Malhews, House- molherg John Dealeick. Roberl Smilhe, Bill Harrison, Frederick Taylor. Second Row: Sam Jack. Gary Adams, Bill Evscurchine, Joe Conli, Slam Issac, Fred Slaullerback. Glen Weiddenserger, Richard Slonis, Michael Kahsan. Third Row: John Fosler, Glenn Hubbuch, George Bollon, David Harlleb, Bill Vinacke, Brewsler Websler, John Kmerer, Tom Becherl. Top Row: Roberl Smylhe, Bob Kessler, Douqlas Good, James Becker, John Wodoslawsky, Huey Hess, Chick Heilhans, Doug Jackson, Bill Berlsche. YT? Pl LAMBDA PHI-Boi-Tom Row: MarTin Rogol, Leonard Guedalia, Howard GoldsTein. Top Row: Alan Jacobs, Arnold Rifkin. STewe KaTz. Larry Shuman is tapped by ODK. Pl LAM'S RIDE STAGECOACH TO A SUCCESSFUL RUSH PROGRAM A well-rounded college life is enjoyed by The men oT Pi Lambda Phi. ln all phases oT inTramurals The Pi Lams have been Tough compeTiTors and very oTTen Tinal vicTors. ln The area oT campus acTiviTies The Pi Lams have made noTable conTribuTions in The 'Form ol Larry Shuman, ediTor oT The News Record, Dick Sadow, PresidenT of SpiriT Club, and many oThers. Socially The broThers enioy a Tull program of acTiviTies Trom orienTaTion To graduaTion. In The communiTy They are known as The sponsors of The annual Boys' Club of America ChrisTmas Carnival Tor underprivileged children. The men oT Pi Lambda Phi decided To give Their rush a disTincTive Touch This year when Tor The TirsT Two weeks of school They became The Pi Lam Cowboys, compleTe wiTh Ten-gallon haTs, a horse-drawn wagon and a singing group. LocaTed aT IO6 Hosea in a quieT residenTial neighborhood, The Pi Lam house is conducive To sTudy and good Times, climaxed annually by Their Spring Weekend celebraTion. L L Y Pl LAMBDA PHI-Bollom Row: Richard Sadow, Ellioll Korenlhal Charles Levinlhal, Secrelaryg Sluarl Meyers, Presidenlq Mrs. Elhel Sher- man, Housemolher: Slanlord Silverman, Vice-Pres.g Harris Berman Treas.1 David Brolman, Richard l-lersher. Second Row: Sluarl Gold smilh, Jelil Greenslein, Andy Lang, Harvey Tauber, Dennis Allman, Ronald Levinsohn, Clillord Terry, Frank Kaplan, Richard Josephberg, Jerry Nidich, Kennelh Weinberg. Third Row: Richard Lill, Roberl Forrlunoll, Allan DuPonl, Roberl Gelles. Roy Breslow, David Golush. Sandy Schoenbach, Harold Silberman, Sleve Sayella, David Rachmiel, David Kriveloll. Top Row: Ellioll Fink, Ronald Holzman, Pele Sawils, Charles Borslein, Mike Friedman, Les Peer, Jay Avner, Dave Levine, Michael Seidenman. Frank Swelor, Les Greenburg. The Pi Lam .Stagecoach rides up Clifton Avenue loaded with rushmen. -4, if' r 3 , SAE's ready to leave house for zz picnic. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON'S OHIO EPSILON 75 YEARS OLD Sons oT Tamed Minerva, broThers loyal and mignry, sing your praise oT SAE, chanT The Sig Alphs, long known as The singing TraTerniTy. This year The SAE's again claimed a num- ber oT campus leaders in STudenT Council, MieTro, Sigma Sigma, ODK and The ClNClNNATlAN, To name buT a Tew. Sigma Alpha Epsilon also capTured The UniversiTy lnTramural Trophy Tor The sixTh sTraighT year. ln scholarship, Ohio Epsi- lon Tinished second on The UC campus and was runner-up among all The SAE chapTers in The naTion. Following a successTul rush season, The chapTer celebraTed iTs 75Th anniversary in November, The presence oT The na- Tional oTTicers and more Than one hundred alumni added dig- niTy To The impressive occasion, The annual James Gamble NipperT Memorial Service and The Wally Lorenz ChrisTmas ParTy Tor underprivileged children were noT ToTgoTTen in The hecTic pace oT campus liTe. The bro+hers also Tound Time To relax aT many social TuncTions such as Tiresides and ex- change dinners. Topping The calendar were The Paddy Mur- phy parTy, The paiama parTy and The Spring Weekend. Such evenTs run by a sTrong broTherhood have made SAE a Tra- TerniTy leader Tor ThreeequarTers oT a cenTury. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON-BoTTom Row: Richard ScoTT, Jack Miles, John Jennings, STeve SchmalTz, Don Schuerman, Pres.: Mrs. Loraine May, l-lousemoTherg Ned LauTenbach, Vice-Pres., Tom WaTkins, Treas.: ScoTT Johnson, Larry PaTTerson. John Leane. Second Row: Dale Siemer, Jerry KaplowiTz, Rick Dishnica, Doug Buvinger, Bruce Bozman, Chuck ManThey, Dale WolT, Jerry Blake, Bill Swenor, Ed WhiTe, Mike Colangelo, Louis Jordan, STan Bradley. Third Row: William Wiesmann, James Evans, James l'lunT, Wes Archiable, Phil Combs, Dan LauTenbach, Ted Bowman, R. Riedmiller, John Boyd, Bob Nilson, STeve Miller. Vklan FooTe, Torn Glueck, Junior Morgeson. Fourfh Row: Jay Tribbey, Rog Clark, Rick Findlay, C. RoThenbush, Jim Deddens, Rick Ballard. Don Walker, Bob Lawson, John l-lagner, Mike Thompson, Rick Noble, David l-linsch, Randy KeiThley, James STansbury. Top Row: Norm SharriTT. STeve lsphording, Jack Young, Charles BarneTT, Carlo MarTelloTTi. Kirk Flory, Bill Walker, Dan Church, Lew Blakeney. Dean WaTkins, William Rhode, Tom Morgan, Bob Hendon, Mark Lindberg. Dancing bunnies entertain at Playboy Party. SAEK pay respects to brother jimmy Nipjvert at annual rncnzorial service on Thanksgiving Day in the stadium. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON-Bo'H'om Row: Doug Murray. Dale Wolf. Bolo Blessing, Pete Biakeney. Joseph Oifeviani. Top Row: Dave Shoup Warren Huff. Advisor: Ned Lauienbaclw, Pres.: Jim Deddens, Trees.: Doug Tiiden, Jack Rebei, Mike Rolf, Hurry Sterling, Sieve Isplwordinq Sieve Maniey. Second Row: Larry Miiier, Corky Mardis, Larry Miliigan, Bob Hendon, Morgan BuHQn, SIGMA CHI-BoHom Row: Don Wendling, Jim Luken, Jerry Meyer, Trees.: Pele Ellison, Pres.: Kirby Baker, Sec.: Donald Bucher, John Wendlinq. Second Row: G. F. Glann, Mike Smilh, Jerry Vianello, Jim Zavisin, Spike l-lerschede, Dennis Bley, Wallace Smilh, Donald Smill-i, Joseph Johnson, William Sleiss. Third Row: Jack Disller, Lou Prues, Don McClure, Greg Wehrman, Henry Kries, Howard Blevins, Pele A Sigma Chi finds zz moment of rest in the living room. Plalz, Bob l-lerking, Slew l-laines, Mike Hynes. Four+h Row: Mike Darraqh. John O l'oole, Dennis Nichols, Jeff Fells John Adams, Eddie Kin, Bill Warnsley, John Sawyer. Top Sieve Gibson, , Fred Caslen, Row: William Hollenbeck, Roberl Siaub, George Rees, Bruce Wolff, Gary Smiih, Dick Wagner, Larry Grave, Lou Loberl, Tom Diehl. SIGMA CHI-BoTTom Row: Jim Luken, Sec.: Lilian Lang, HousemoTherg PeTe Ellison, Pres.: Bonnie Williams, SweeThearTg Jack DisTIer, Vice- Pres.q Bob AlbrechT, Sec. Second Row: Mike Shore, George Nickles, Tom Dice, William Brown, John Russell, PaTrick Cunningham, Bob Any resemblance oT The UC campus in The spring To a Sadie Hawkins chase is purely a coincidence organized by The men OT Sigma Chi. Annually The Sigs sponsor a Derby Day ThaT begins wiTh The men donning black derby haTs and conTinues wiTh sororiTy women aTTempTing To gain poinTs To win The evenTs by collecTing The largesT number OT derbies. PoinTs are also given To The sororiTy ThaT wins each oT The compeTiTive evenTs such as races, Tugs-oT-war ancl egg Tosses. A queen is chosen Tor The day and The sororiTy wiTh The largesT ToTal oT poinTs is declared winner oT Derby Day. The SweeThearT Weekend is anoTher ouTsTanding program oT The TraTerniTy. During The weekend The annual SweeThearT oT Sigma Chi is selecTed Trom The pinmaTes OT The men. Pin- maTes also parTicipaTe in Sigma She, a Temale counTerparT To The pledge week ending in iniTiaTion Tor The women. A new sysTem has been organized To emphasize scholar- ship under The name OT The STudy Buddy sysTem. The man wiTh highesT quarTer average Teams up wiTh The holder oT The lowesT quarTer average and The pairing conTinues unTil every member belongs To a Team. AT The end oT The quarTer all The Teams are divided inTo Two large groups and The upper halT, holding The higher grades, is TreaTed To a sTeak dinner. As a communiTy service, The Sigs parTicipaTed in a pro- gram aT The UC Medical Research DeparTmenT To aid in The TesTing oT drug resulTs. Coeds eat watermelon at the Sigis Watermelon Bag. ms MiemwI m1-:mums-M M---r Ridings. Top Row: Bob EngleharT, Jim Crews. Kirby Baker, Jerry Wil- liams, VicTor SmiTh, Teg Gregory, Greg Wehrman, Tim McCarThy, Jack Binkley. SIGMA CHI HOLDS DERBY DAY Burnet Woods overflowed with students at Derby Day. A Sigma Nu reads through his class assignment to prepare his lesson Cheerful ballads jill the Sigma Nu house. ' Q ni Y, XT, 1 'f f Alb- ar Q.:-.. t ,- Q Anka. . x r 5- K, A A h A . . , ' M , ix SIGMA NU-Boffom Row: Al Kressler. AI Gaslcill, STeve Hirby. Joe Hagan. Top Row: Carl Gordon, Kevin Powell, Thomas Robinson, David SeiTz, D. L. Naehring. SIGMA NU GRANTED A NATIONAL CHARTER: LAUNCHES BIG PROGRAM Beginning in I96O as a colony, The Sigma Nu chapTer an- chosen To Phi ETa Sigma. In inTramurals, Sigma Nu copped nounced To The campus iTs TorThcoming naTional charTer The Third-place posiTion in volleyball and Tied Tor second wiTh gianT TooTsTeps leading To a TraTerniTy house. On April place in iTs bowling league. 27, I963, The naTional charTer was Tinally granTed A couple oT unique parTies gave a rousing iolT To The so- Sigma Nu has iniTiaTed a very acTive scholarship program cial acTiviTies. The Roman Toga parTy highlighTed evenTs over The year wiTh Two awards honoring ouTsTanding achieve- oT The Tall quarTer. Couples aTTended The parTy dressed in menT. The plagues were given To The graduaTing senior wiTh Roman Togas and were seaTed To a TeasT oT a TwenTy'-pound The highesT Tour-year average. lvlen oT Sigma Nu also earned roasTecl pig. A I-Tula parTy lenT The Florida spring-Tever all-campus recogniTion Tor unusual endeavors. The chapTer alrmosphere To The campus. The chapTer senT several dele- boasTs The Two Top posiTions oT The ROTC program--Brigade gaTes To The naTional convenTion in New Orleans To plan Tor CadeT Colonel and DepuTy l.ieuTenanT Colonel. Two broThers growTh in The TuTure and conTinue wiTh early sTrideS. were selecTed To Tau BeTa Pi, while anoTher member was SIGMA NU-BoTTom Row: Richard Romine, Richard Semon, CliTTon Top Row: Jerry Lamb, Tony MasTriani, Joe KorTe, Theodore Miller, Olds, James WaITers, Tom Kress, Rus Bailey, Tom Hirdy, Terry Pansiera. C. Herrmann, Barry I-lengsTler, Dave I.eiTch. . , Q 'A -f Q . 'T-.7 , A M L.'T, K A Q L r ii . TQFTT T ,Ii i SIGMA PHI EPSILON-BoTTom Row: Al Venosa, Mike Was, Gary Schumacher, Sec.: Jim Wells, Rick Durham, Vice-Pres.: Bud Robeson. Mike Mclvlinn, Don Miller. Second Row: James KindsvaTTer, Lynn Bar- ber, Bill STaker, Tom Walker, Bob Buerger, Bob Wilson, James Maurer, Ray Loesch. Third Row: Bill Biven, Thomas ScheckelhoTT, Bob Miranda, William Faul, Mike Haines, Valdis Kukainis, Dave Lieser, George BooThe, John Richard, Lloyd Anderson. Top Row: Jerry ArTz, Denny Reigle, Kem SchueTTe, Fred BuTler, Ron WickerT, Dick Mullen, Lewie Day, W. H. TalboTT, Joe Sullivan, Bill Saylor. SIG EP SAM PRESIDES OVER THE SCARLET AND PURPLE PROJECTS Thr Sig Ejfx sing at the Queen of Hearts Dance at the Topper Club. The house wiTh The red door opens To The home oT UC's Sig Ep Sam. The Qhio TheTa chapTer oT Sigma Phi Epsilon was Tounded aT UC in I94-9. The TraTerniTy colors oT scarleT and purple noT only adorn The TronT door buT also publicife one oT The annual social TeaTures on campus, The Sig Ep Queen oT l'learTs Dance. Each year all sororiTies and residence halls sponsor a candidaTe To be The TraTerniTy sweeThearT or Queen oT l-learTs. Luncheon daTes, parTies and open houses Tor The candidaTes oTTer The broThers an opporTuniTy To meeT each girl loeTore The TavoriTe one is crowned aT The all-campus Queen oT l-learTs Dance. ln service To The communiTy, The men planned a ChrisT- mas parTy Tor orphans and The pledges painTed and cleaned The orphans' home. NOT limiTing Themselves To communiTy service, The men also parTicipaTe in campus TuncTions and organizaTions. BroThers oT The hearT were Tound in varsiTy baseball, swimming and cheerleading and in such groups as MeTro, Sophos, CincinnaTus, Tau BeTa Pi and Phi ETa Sigma. Endeavors wiThin The chapfer Tor high scholarship are honored wiTh Two awards. The Erancis ScoTT Key award goes To The man wiTh The highesT yearly average and The U. G. Duback Scroll goes To The man showing The greaTesT improve- menT in scholarship. Sig Ep Sam boasts fraternity achievements. Concentration on the billiard ball is needed to win a lunch-game SIGMA PHI EPSILON-Bottom Row: Eugene Halbeisen, William Mc Curdy, Thomas Vick, Steve Edmonson, Buzz Slayin, Pres.: John Rollings, Terry Philippe, Richard Alexander, Michael Kemper. Second Row John Ventura, Paul Tyndall, James Stroh, Robert Smith, Jack McNeal, Dennis Puhalla, Gregory Porter. Thomas Taylor, John Martin. Third Row Richard Amos, Dan Mapes, Rich Menlce, Jim Chorey, Dave Levering, Bill Saylor, Phil Sheparclson, John Stadtmiller, Bill Meredith. Top Row: Paul Wells. Tim Hampton, David Andrews, Dave McMullian, Robert Inglis, Richard Traeger, Chris Del-laven, James Van Orsdel, Bill l-lenry. The BeTa Omicron chapTer OT TheTa Chi was Tounded aT UC in l942. ConTinually pledging a large class, The TraTerniTy is noT only sTrong Trom wiThin, buT acTive on campus as well. Several Theme parTies accenTed The social TuncTions oT The year. The Tall guarTer was perlqed up wiTh The Roman Orgy parTy as guesTs came aTTired in various Roman cosTumes. DecoraTions in an lTalian Tlavor, compleTe wiTh checked Table cloThs wiTh The TraTerniTy colors oT miliTary red and whiTe, provided proper aTmosphere Tor The pizza parTy, Scenes and cosTumes oT cowboys and lndians seT The mood Tor The Wild WesT parTy. ln service To The campus and communiTy, The chapTer coi- lecTed Tor The UniTed Appeal Tuncl drive. TradiTionally The TheTa Chi's uniTe wiTh The women oT Sigma DelTa Tau and escorT orphans Trom The area To an ouTing aT The zoo. Two delegaTes were senT To The naTional convenTion held in SepTember aT Miami, Florida. Twelve members aTTended The regional corral aT PiTTsburgh in March. Campus acTiviTies uTili'zed The Time and energy OT many broThers in glee club, varsiTy Tennis and Greek Weelc. One oT The broThers presided over TuncTions oT The STudenT Union. A Theta Chi reads of Churchilfs jTnaI day. THETA CHI BoTTcm Row lv1arTy Bopp Roberlr Oswald, Vice-Pres.: JeTT STevens, Edwin BerToleT, Larry Engleman, RoberT Gilnharh Bob ScoTT Tichenor Vice Pres Jim Seibel Sec Second Row: STu STiller, Price, Ken Alexander, Phil Bierbaum. Bob Adams Grover l-lall Bill BllsTan ArT Love Harry Wolery. Top Row: DECORATIVE THEME PARTIES SPARK THETA CHI SEASON A Theta Chi scans the pages of a yearbook. Theta Chi's and their dates spend a spring evening talking. ffm THETA CHI-Bo'Hom Row: Bill Menchen, Jim Ireland, Jim Robinson, Don l-luber, Pres.: Mrs. Minnie Hardman, l-lousemothery Dennis Slarlcey, Vice-Pres.: Wayne Spalding, Trees.: Nick Neuhausel, Sec.: Ron Allan. Second Row: Bill Power, Fred Killmeyer, Don Burrell, Gary Brandt, John Lona, Goehlrey Crawiord, John Camaioni, Richard Tonlo, Roberl' Povall, David Gigley, Jerry Lewis. Third Row: John Wade, Douq Robin- son, Don Huber, Warren Trickey, Ted Milios, Barry Donald, Bob Slaab, Richard Limle, Robert Kiener, Luther Hacker, Ronald Herrick. Fourih egg. 6723 Row: Carl Goodwin, Milne Rogers, Rolnerl Schulie, Phil Pfaflenberger. Fred Pensinger, Dave Berman, Mel Schlueier, John Bellon, Roberl Schanlz, Drew DelMonaco, Lee Carmean. Top Row: Thomas McOwen, David l-lerrin, John Canning, Grover Price, Bill Ribarsky, Larry Engle- man, Bob Mueller, Bruce Tompkins, Tim Troulman, Jay Dunkerley, Lowell Murrell, John Pidllirny, Edward l-laberer, Tom O'Neill, Milne Marchiando. CINCINNATI TRIANGLE HOSTS ITS NATIONAL CONVENTION Triangles break routine of long hours of classes with lunch. An EE major tinkers with an amplifier. TRIANGLE-BoTTom Row: Larry Parker, Sec.: James Cooper, Beulah DoTy, l-lousemoTher7 James Ghering, Vice-Presq PeTe Burlcer, Treas.: Langley Hall. Second Row: Kan Knight Todd Garvin. Mike Noland, Dan Olson, Larry Ulery, RoberT Benbow, Bill Schnyder. Third Row: Tim fn A Triangle, Tounded naTionally aT The UniversiTy oT lllinois in I9l5, is oT a unique composiTion Tor TraTerniTies. Mem- bership is selecTed enTirely Trom men in The schools oT ar- chiTecTure and engineering. NaTionally, charTers are Tounded only aT universiTies and colleges wiTh Technical programs. Due To The co-operaTive programs OT The colleges oT archi- TecTure and engineering, The enTire program oT The TraTerniTy is geared To The alTernaTing secTions oT sTudenTs wiTh Two oTTicers elecTed Tor each posiTion. Scholarship was encouraged wiTh awards being given To The pledge and acTive wiTh The highesT and mosT-improved grades. AlThough The sTricT educaTion program was very Time-consuming, The busy men Tound Time Tor social evenTs. Eormals, Tiresides, parTies and The Spring week-end disrupTed an all worlc and no play rouTine. The l965 naTional convenTion is To be held aT Thanlcsgiv- ing in CincinnaTi3 commiTTees oT acTives and alumni have been organized To prepare Tor The evenT. Men of Triangle also serve in The leadership posiTions oT Engineering Tribunal presidenT and business manager oT The COOP ENGINEER. Seese, Henry Fullcs, Jim Eclcelberry, J. R. Deal, Terry Kessler, Tom l.esTer, Doug Turner. Top Row: Virgil Tharp, Richard McCabe, John Weise, John Furrey, Max WorThingTon, Paul Bleecher, Maynard SmiTh, Michael Green. John Lange. r al. 4 .Q A T 'Rn fi V ' , ' rw , , Ge ' 'i rc, .f , T '- -93 ., f V 1 Lug V31 ' , 'kr x a T L E , TRIANGLE-Boifom Row: Tom Reich, Mike Preziose, Edward Jurevic, Lesier, William Orlh, Michael Moore, Dennis Wisebalcer, William Loyal Pelerman, Vice-Presq Franlc Burris, Presq Jaclc Lesier, Treas.g Sleiner. Top Row: Ronald Siorn, John Trudiclcs, John Harris, Hnqh Glen Haas, Jim Seran. Second Row: Jon Thomas, Ralph l-lannmann, Bundy, Sieve Ford, Roger Seifried, Richard DeLong, Thomas Schulzler, Bill Feldman, Donald Knapp, Philip Greenisen, Lance Simpson, Tom Randall Fraley, lvlixhael Fein. I V ,,........... The Triangle emblem is decorated with pines for Christmas. N. ACACIA-Boffom Row: Marfin Smifh, Fefe Broy, Vince Rasper, Vice- John Koegel. Third Row: Soven Anderson, Wayne Wrighf, Donald Pres.: Priscilla Brady, Housemofherg Gorman Gilberf, Pres., John Franga- Thompson, l-lorafio Aquahicola, David Pirrmann, Mario Liverzani, Adam kis. Ray Wobbe, Sec. Second Row: David Harwood, Greg Miller, John Powell, Norm Kern. Leidner, William Kocher, William Crook, Roberf Cafera, Euereff Jones, ACACIA FRATERNITY Two brothers leaf through a magazine. Singing around the piano is a favorite at the Acacia house. As a frafernify which fosfers close-lqnif cooperafion and fellowship while priding ifself on fhe individualify of ifs members, Acacia has few equals. The brofhers eaf fhree meals a day fogefher af fhe house which also rooms all of fhe ouf-of-fown brofhers. Alfhough nof Greek-leffer in name, Acacia is unmisfalc- ably Greelc, as fhe members enioy a Winfer Formal, a Spring Weelcend, Founde-r's Day Celebrafion and regular weekly parfies. Closely linked wifh fhe Masonic Order in origin, Acacia was founded nafionally on May I l, l904. Af fhe Universify of Cincinnafi, Acacia began as fhe Fellow-craffer Club wifh a membership exclusively of lviasfer Masons. On May IZ, I929, fhe club adopfed ifs presenf policy of membership selecfion and affiliafed wifh fhe nafional frafernify. The or- ganizafion operafes under fhe principle fhaf fhe social, in- fellecfual and financial benefifs of living fogefher are greaf- er fhan fhose of individual life, ALPHA EPSILON Pl-BoTTom Row: Frank STern, Bob ZeiTzer, Harold Kirzner, Mel Chudnoi, Vice-Pres.: Diclc Walsh, Pres.: Mrs. MilTon Green- wald, HousemoTherg David WolT, Andrew Forman, Tres.: STeve Mandell, STeve Berman, lrwin Margolis, George HaTkoTT. Second Row: Marc Tessler, Barry Miller, Phil Harrison, Bob HerTzberg. Jerry Kirzner, Dave TeiTelbaum, Neil Sender, Morris Lewis, Alan Goldberg, Kenny Hamer- man, STeve GesT, Gary MalowiTz, Larry STrauss. Third Row: Richard Hollander, STuarT lorgovniclc, John Cohn, Alan Tabush, Murray Gordon, Eric Simon, Richard Aron, STeve Bilsky, Alan BernsTein, Fred LaTTer- man, Dave Korros, STephen Weinberg, Richard RoTh. FourTh Row: Jack Donn, Jay Jacoby, Tom SlamoviTs, Bob AlTbaier, Marfy Spiegel, Joel Schwarizman, Bob Abramson, Larry WerThaiser, ArTi Rose, STeve Good- man, George Silberman, Mike Lipson. Top Row: Abraham Ross, Mark Prince, Marvin Budd, Milce Bassichis, STeve Kinney, Donn Williams, James AlberT, Saniord Klein, Michael Gold, JeTT Fisher, Edward HaTTenbach. ALPHA EPSILON PI HELPS FOUND BOB HOPE HOUSE FOR BOYS This Was The Year ThaT Was Tor The Omicron DelTa chapTer oT Alpha Epsilon Pi. ln The winTer quarTer, AEPi noT only progressed Trom a colony To a chapTer wiThin iTs na- Tional organizaTion, buT was also welcomed inTo The UC lnTerTraTerniTy Council. Cn January l8, I965, AEPi was voTecl inTo represer1TaTion OT IFC. A naTional AcTivaTion Weelcend was held on February I9-2I when The colony was Tormally insTalled as a naTionaI chapTer oT AEPi. All members in good sTanding wiTh The colony became charTer members oT The Qmicron DelTa chapTer. AEPi has maole an ouTsTanding conTribuTion in iTs worlc wiTh The communiTy. Guided by an ouTsTanding alum OT The TraTerniTy, Judge Benjamin Schwarz oT The Juvenile CourT, AEPi helped To esTablish The Bob Hope House under The auspices oT The Juvenile CourT. The Bob Hope House serves To provide a home environmenT Tor wayward boys. Along wiTh Judge Schwarz, The alumni boasTs oTher ouT- sTanding men such as Mr, Fred Korros, 'Former presidenT oT The UC Alumnae AssociaTion. The alums, being encouraging TacTors in The acTivaTion OT The chapTer, also annually selecT an acTive recipienT oT The OuTsTanding AcTive Award. The new home oT AEPi is aT 28I9 STraTTord. Tremendous sTrilces in acTiviTies, programming and scholarship have earned campus inTeresT in a rapidly growing group. The new house of AEPi is at 2819 Stratford. - 4... li L 4... .. - ALPHA PHI ALPHA-Bo'Hcm Row: Richard Cunningham, Roberl' Felder, Ed DenT, Trees.: Randall Maxey, Pres., Edmund Casey, Advisor, Louis l-larlan, Advisor: Clarence ShelTon, Vice-Pres.: Jim Jackson, Sec., RoberT Brown. Second Row: William STanley, Eugene WhiTe, James A PHI A BOASTS OWENS, KING As The TirsT Greek leTTer SocieTy To be Tounded by Ne- groes, Alpha Phi Alpha has a pasT rich in TradiTion and accomplishmenT since iTs origin on December 6, l906. ln The pasT Tew years aT UC, A Phi A has had a sTrong growTh in membership and played an ever-increasing parT in campus liTe, The broThers annually sponsor a This ls Your l.iTe program, TeaTuring The sTory oT a worThy and inTeresTing TaculTy member. The men sponsor a Soap Box Derby Tor The enTire sTudenT body. This year Alpha Phi Alpha also Turned To communiTy service by providing volunTeers Tor The WesT End EducaTional ProiecT and conducTing iTs own campaign OT voTer regisTraTion in The ciTy. The men enjoy a Tull social program including Their annual SweeThearT Ball, l-lalloween Masquerade ParTy and MoTher's Day program. Alpha Phi Alpha can well be proud OT iTs many members including Brig Owens aT UC and Adam ClayTon Powell, Jessie Owens, MarTin LuThur King, and Duke Ellinglron, Johnson, Delco Taylor, l-larry MarTin, Phillip Penn, WadsworTh Douglas, ArThur PaTe, Charles Schine. Top Row: Marcus Green, Ules JohnsTon, Melvin Norman, Edward Thompson, Bill Heyward, Gary GranT, ElTon ChenaulT, James Davis, Ronald Brumby, LeRoy MiTchell. Alon of Alpha Phi Alpha help AKA with Homecoming float. KAPPA ALPHA PSI MOVE INTO THEIR NEW HCUSE The BeTa ETa chapTer oT Kappa Alpha Psi received iTs charTer aT UC in I'-739, buT iT wasn'T unTiT I96I ThaT iT was oTTicially recognized and organized on campus. The colors oT crimson and cream were once sporTed by such ouTsTanding alums as Oscar RoberTson, George Wilson and Tom Thaclcer. DevoTing much OT Their Time To communiTy service, The men oT KAP annually collecT conTribuTions Tor The UniTed Appeal. Their Guide RighT program is perTormed in coniuncTion wiTh Hayes ElemenTary School. The KAP's help To lceep youTh ouT oT Trouble and aimed Tor worThwhille TargeTs by escorTing The Hayes' sTudenTs around The UC campus and Taking Them To dinner and discussing problems. The acTives, along wiTh The alumni oT The chapTer, have obTained a TirsT Tor The men This year. The TraTerniTy boasTs a house locaTed aT 2920 Woodside where eighT men shared The Teelings oT broTherhood around The cloclc. Annually The broThers plan an all-clay carnival in The spring wiTh The proceeds To be used on housing renovaTions. A scholarship board oT KAP composed oT Tour alums and Two undergraduaTe sTudenTs awards TiTTeen scholarships each year To deserving high school seniors. The KAP's somehow Tind Time Tor an acTive social liTe climaxed wiTh The SweeThearT Dance which honored Carol TipTon as sweeThearT This year, KAPPA ALPHA PSI-BoTTom Row: Oscar BriTTon, Vice-Pres.: John WEST. PFGS-Z Herman Brooks, Sec. Second Row: ErnesT McAdams, Ad- Al Nelson ix All-American halfback. X . ,Q .3 f 4 , s ff . , , I K . 2 Q fm he ' .K -Cm 'r -' - .T A Y M K P mln K I ,g A V in f .A ,, mx X y .ab T :ty I T I T .f iw jf : u .. X if izwfwwg 1 r ,' XV S Smgllikgf - in sf A I fffisjb 's F r ' . .. r i f 5,Mas ff'Qy5,,s v 2 '-7 1 is 1 .7 4 T . ' ., 1 ,nfs , Q f fa ., ' na' ,wbiw -, .i P ,my f Ns f ,Hg f f,w .- f ,f- wfgi :7.r'i' ,Sy 1 , f Ts :,s.: ,i,r ' fy ?'M:T T nf' 2' if as A W fQ'i'3Ti4 1-.L -. W ,4!'f1w: A , slim' A i , Q H T, L 1' , T -f sf- K visor: Donald Spencer, Lionel Brown. Top Row: CliTTord Fennell, Charles Kellom, Movie SmiTh. AI Nelson, Carl STevens. Q W , ' SIGMA ALPHA MU LEADS UC IN SCHOLASTIC ACHIEVEMENTS Student Body President Ken Wolf wears the SAM pin. President Dave Weiner accepts ODK trophy. SIGMA ALPHA MU-Bottom Row: David Rosin, Roger Herzig, Phillip Selig, Vice-Presq Dave Weiner, Pres.: Errol Rosen, Tres.: Stuart Susslcind, Sec.: Jack Gottin, Eddie Weisel. Second Row: Paul Ruben, Steve Appel, Jack Yosatat, Edward Schapiro, Alan Borenlcind, Jett Udis, Schield Wilcas, Kenneth Mitman, Steve Royal, Earl Gashin. Third Row: Stephen Baylin, Alan Channing, Michael DeCamp, Buddy Hertzman, Neil Gross, Ron Fogel, Robert Siegel, Jett Naclcsman, Gene Bober, Richard Davis, Steven Shapiro, Tom Osher, Bill Klein, Howard Rich- Pledges put in long hours on Float Night. Founded at UC on February 24, l9l7, Sigma Alpha Mu will look to the tuture with plans tor its tittieth anniversary celebration on the campus. One outstanding achievement ot the past year was reason tor celebration at,the Sammie house. For the tourth consecutive year, the Omicron Delta Kappa Scholarship Trophy honoring the highest chapter accumulative grade average on campus was awarded to the men ot Sigma Alpha Mu. The tour year achievement was a campus record tor winning the ODK Scholarship Trophy. The traternity colors ot purple and white presented the toundation ot themes tor several social events ot the year. A Purple Passion party held in the tall served as a costume attair. ln the Spring, the Orchid Formal Weekend was a special event tor the women each ot whom received a white orchid. An unusual party, the Arabian Tent Party, credited the imagination ot the decorating committee as the entire house was converted into an Abrabian tent. The Founder's Day Formal held at the Vernon Manor Hotel completed the social year. shater. Fourth Row: Steven Zaret, Cal Rosen, Michael Werner, 'Luke Horris, Marshall Cohen, Steven Schumacher, Carl Koenig, Eugene Ka- tona, Bob Merlcer, Larry Horwitz, Sandy Youkilis, Larry Mandell, Howard Goodwin. Top Row: Robert Eidus, Robert Lipslcy, Jerome Levine, Michael Pearlman, Bob Brody, Richard Goldhair, Ken Wolt, Larry Rinslcy, Bob Powell, Jerry Levy, Lauis Beck, Brad Lemberg, Jack Zaliim, Ron Lipp, Bill Ackerman. TAU KAPPA EPSILON TAU KAPPA EPSILON-Bo'H'om Row: Chuck GasTOn, John Day, Treas.: Darrel BOsTow, Vice-Pres.: Marvin Meyer, Pres.1 Jim Oliver, Sec.: Harry SlciTT, ChesTer Kulb. Second Row: Coll Wise, Craig Fairall, Charles STaley, Lynn Anderson. Lawrence Murray. STephen ScherTzer, James Cox, Dewey Taylor, Jim Fraley. Top Row: Roger KueTher, ROberT WesTbrOOlc, RoberT Lynch, Ron Rebman, Paul Princi, ROberT WOodruTT, Gary BuTTerbaugh, Louis RaTh. Ted KnechTly. NOThing buT success has sTumbled across The paThs OT Tau Kappa Epsilon, The newesT TraTerniTy On The UC campus. Telce gOT iTs sTarT as a colony January I9, I964, when six sTudenTs requesTecl a charTer Trom naTiOnal headquarTers. The original sexTeT OT Tounding members sprOuTed Through a year OT open rush TO a TOTal OT 29 charTer members. Wifh This mushrooming OT membership, Telce gained disTincTiOn as being The TasTesT-growing TraTerniTy in The hisTOry OT The UniversiTy OT CincinnaTi. PrOiecTecl plans indicaTe ThaT The chapTer will receive iTs charTer wiThin Two years. As judged by The naTiOnal TraTerniTy, The chances Tor success are excellenT Tor The cherry and gray OT Tau Kappa Epsilon can be Tound on more campuses Than any OTher TraTerniTy. AT presenT, There are 2l2 chapTers across The land. The emphasis OT The young chapTer is now academic. While parTicipaTing in all campus and IFC evenTs, Telce sTill realizes ThaT classes come TirsT. WiTh This in mind, The men placed Third among TraTerniTies in The scholarship rankings. The paTTer OT Tun is sTill heard in The halls OT Their new house aT 5l6 FOrTune Avenue, Tor, clespil'e The schOlasTic emphasis, The Telces have a parTy every weekend. MOST memorable were The housewarming parTy and The Hawaiian parTy. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL INTERFRATFRNITY COUNCIL-BoTTom Row: Richard Sadow, Alan Goldberg, Russell Himes, PeTe Ellison, Tres.g STeve l-TuTTman, Vice-Pres: Jim Sayler, Pres., Nicholas MerydiTh, Secq Charles l-lagner, Loyal PeTerman, Wayne Tries, STephen Weinberg. Second Row: STuarT Meyers, Larry MonTanus, Dan Farley, Rick SchaTz, John Grebb, Larry SoldaTy, Phil Selig, Bill AusTin, Randall Maxey, Don Schuerrnan, Tom Mayer, George Morgan. Third Row: STuarT Schapiro,Bob Horn, Kirby Baker, STeve Wilson, Con Allan, Bob Engle, Jay WrighT, Dick Lindmark, Dick Reesey, Richard ScoTT, Alan Jacobs, STan Silverman, FourTh Row: Bob AlbrechT, STeve l-lirby, Bill Monnig, Bob Brown, Burk Tower, Fred Hamer, Bob WainscoTT, Jim Marrs, Glen Haas, James WalTers, Mike Marker, Dick Lawrence. Top Row: Jack BoulTon, Rudy von Landberg, Don Huber, Ron Alexander, Jerry Trimble, Tom Hess. Dave Durham, Jay Avner, Frank Burris, RoberT Fessler, Glen Sanner. Underlying The hearTy laughTer OT Tall rush parTies and The solemn riTuals oT iniTiaTion is The more sTable and auThenTic spiriT oT TraTernalism. lnTerTraTerniTy Council rep- resenTs one oT The rnosT successTul TraTerniTy sysTems in The naTion, lasT year winning The Iron Man Trophy as The Top IFC chapTer in The land and This Tall Taking runner-up posiTion. lFC coordinaTes and uniTies all Greek liTe inTo a complemenTary operaTion and inTegraTes TraTerniTy ideals inTo The all-UniversiTy program. IFC realizes iTs imporTanT responsibiliTy and delegaTes The same genuine concern To all The members. This year, in addiTion To The Council's annual acTiviTies, IFC hosTed The NaTional lnTerTraTerniTy Council ConvenTion held in CincinnaTi. I . 7 g Q 7- .4 r' iw' I X fl l , 1 . , ,b S. x . , . ,N . . 'EEF' ii iw ails' Y Y 2.4.5,-A fn PANHELLIC COUNCIL-BoHom Row: Carole Mayer, Sue Sagmasler, Joani Bailis, Treas.: Cindy Wolll, Vice-Pres.: Nancy Jo Adams, Pres., Judy Bulz, Sec.: Sue Sicklng, Carol Malloy. Top Row: Carolyn Moomaw, Mary Dornheggen, Judy Barllell. Sharon Hausman, Nancy Rapp, Barb Lindsey, Barb Schalz, Sue Blshop, Pallye Rausch, Johannah DeCamp, Suzanne Arend. Good college cilizenship . . . is l'he ideal lhal shall guide our chapler acliviliesf' This phrase of lhe Panhellenic Creed olllers insighl inlo all lhe sororily aclivilies direcled by Pan- hel on lhe UC campus. Acling as an inlormalion cenler on all phases ol sororily lile, lhe cenlral governing body encour- ages inlersororily relalions and promoles cooperalion wilh olher Greek organizalions and campus groups. Panhel coordi- nales aclivilies lo lullill group and individual goals. The lailhlul friend ol every lralernily and sororily on The UC campus is lhe housemolher. The housemolhers serve under lhe personnel deans in guiding Greek life Toward wholesome ends. They keep lhe Greek sociely sharp on rules ol eliguelle and manners and acl as chaperones lor all meals and social evenls. Many moms have come lo be highly respecled lhroughoul lhe Greek communily for lheir insighl, underslanding and love of lheir girls or boys.. They are The ones who pilch in lo work on lhe lloals or lo decorale 'lor a rush parly. HOUSE MOTHERS-Bo'H'om Row: Beulah Doly, Triangleg Lorello O'Brien, GfI5Ag Blanche Pohl, .AAHI Margarel Bierbaum, KA: Rose Sawyer, ATA: Vera Reuscher, ELPE. Second Row: Berlha l-lusman, A2455 Elhel Sherman, HACIP, Mrs. William l-lare, EN: Rulh l-lorler, APA: Minnie l-lardman, 9X5 Faye Silverman, EAT: lnez Alcorn, B911 Top Row: Carolyn Conlan. ZTA7 Loraine May, EAE7 Henriella Wallon, AAA: Anna Slaplis, X527 Ann Lamb, 491195 Vlvian Davis, AXQ7 Louise Neel, KKIH Lilian Lang, ZX. JUNIOR INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL-Bo'Hom Row: Dale Siemer, Eric Nowlin, William McCurdy, Kirby Baker, Gregory PorTer, Treas.g ErnesT ArneTT, Sec.: Diclc RoTh, George T-laTlcoTf. Second Row: MarTin SrniTh, Gary Menchhofer, Craig Fairall, RoberT Miranda, RobeT Powell, Michael FiTzgerald, Glen Weissenberger, Dennis Wisebalrer, Larry l-lorwiTz. Top Row: Dee GriTTiTh, Neil STump, Gary McGovern, Bob SToclcwell, Dean WaTkins, Jeb BagensTose, Randall Fraley, John Sawyer, David Harwood. Junior lnTerTraTerniTy Council grew ouT oT a need Tor a closer union oT The pledge classes oT The inTerTraTerniTy sysTem. The primary purpose oT The council is To exTend The signiTicance oT broTherhood beyond The separaTe TraTerniTy Ties. JIFC meeTs bi-weekly To worlc ouT problems in diTierences arising in The various pledge classes. IT also gives pledges a chance To learn how To govern Themselves and improves leadership on The campus. The council yearly sponsors The Big BroTher Dance where each pledge inviTes his big broTher ouT Tor an evening. Guided by The ThoughTs and acTions characTerisTic oT Senior Panhellenic Council, Junior Panhel is organized and governed in The same manner as iTs moTher-organizaTion. As delegaTes Trom each sororiTy pledge class assemble, The iunior council is used To coordinaTe The worlc oT The associa- Tion. The pledges are enlighTened by Their represenTaTives aloouT maTTers oT rush and pledging Trom The Time Their happiness is declared on Pledge Sunday unTil They join The True bonds oT sisTerhood. JUNIOR PANHELLENIC--BoTTom Row: Toba Feldman, Nancy Eveslage, Sec.: Karen Wise, Pres.: Lee Ellen l-lamm, Treas.g Eileen Mischell. Second Row: Margo Kohler, Carmela Cicchino, Linda Meyer, Sue Loveridge, PaT Rowland. Top Row: Nancy Lloyd, PaTTy Edwards, Emily Pugh, Susan l-laas, Marilyn l-linTermeisTer, Mary RuTh Davis, Judy Gross, LoreTTa Cermely. CABINET OF PRESIDENTS-Bo'H'om Row: Tom Wallcins, Pam Venosa, Dean Lillian Johnson, Advisory Ken Wolf, Chrm.: Mimi Kraybill, Sec.: Peier Blalceney. Second Row: Joseph di Genova, Sue Sagmasler, Nancy Jo Adams, Pai Alloy, Sally Chaiiield, Ann McNemar, Randall Maxey. Top Row: Ed Hinshaw, Foresl Heis, Dave Weiner, Jim Sayler, James Schwab, Joe Laubenlhal. The cabinel' of Presidenis, creaied by Siudeni' Council +wo years ago, has had a very useful exisience. lvleeiings are held informally, once a monih over luncheon. ln Jrhis selling 'The presidenis of all principle siudeni organizalions have become belier coordinaied and have learned of The problems facing oiher groups. ln ihe lasi Two years The Cabinei has probed inlo ways 'ro increase school spirii and Jrradiiions, The new union facililies and baslqeiball sealing. CABINET OF PRESIDENTS The regulalory commiliee for universiiy housing for women is composed oi Jrhe house presidenr of each sororiiy. The Council meeis io discuss individual problems and promole a common efiori among ihose living in sororiiy houses Jro mainiain good relaiions wiih Jrheir neighbors. H seis 'rhe siandards and policies for sororiiies on campus and ahlempis io bring aboui' a uniformiiy in dormiiory and sororiiy housing regulaiions. The group aids The Dean of Women's office in addiiion +0 working wiih Jrhe Residence Halls. HOUSE PRESIDENTS COUNCIL HOUSE PRESIDENTS COUNCIL-Bo'Hom Row: Pam Vensoa, Vice-Pres.: Linda Dunham, Pres.: Barb Holzlmann, Sec.-Treas. Top Row: Carol Regensburger, Faye Goldberger, Kalhy Long, Boois Sieoman Barb Baker, Claudia Lindhorsl. f MF , X T, V? STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL-BoH'om Row: Pam Venosa, Sec.: Tom Walkins. Vice-Pres.: Ken Wolf, Pres.: Sandy Youkilis, Treas.g Pele Blakeney. Second Row: Pal Loescher, Donna Shank, Dee Myers. Rich Theryoung, Joe Burnelly Bill lvloomaw, Sharon Maury, Don Schuerman, Carole Block. Top' Row: RON Allan, Ned Laurenbach, Arr Kuhn, Darrell Srnilh, Forest l'leis, Tom Binder, Jay Wrighl, Mike Noland, Wirh all aclivilies excepr Jrhe honor socielies under ils iurisdiclion, Srudenr Council luncrions as Jrhe lop srudenr organizalion. Council's rhirry-live memloers, appoinred ac- cording ro college enrollmenr and elecred in rhe spring, meel in Jrwice-rnonlhly general sessions, and more frequenrly, ro work wilh Their respecrive commillees. To spark campus inreresr, Council Jrhis year conrinued Hs recenlly inaugurared policy of opening commirree membership To The sluclenl loody. The response was slrong, and lhe resull was a unilecl erlorl ro produce needed changes in such areas as exam scheduling, inler-racial communicarions, and slrudenr-faculry relarions. Quarlerly rneerings wirh members of The admini- srralion led lo grealer underslanding and smoolher progress Jrhan lasl year. One innovalion included loroadcasrs of coun- cil meelings over WFIB. lniriarive was rhe key ro a very suc- cessful year for Sludenl Council. Q ' ws 5 M 1 5 UNION BOARD-BoTTom Row: Sam Jack, Treas.: RoberT GarreTson, Advisor: Sue SagmasTer, Pres.: Carolyn Vance, Sec.: Ron Allan, Vice-Pres. Top Row: Jo Ann Fellens, JeTT Waclcsman, Larry Engleman, Rich Davis, Carol BerToglio, Gayle SwiTzer. UNION BOARD Union Board found iTselT co-ordinaTing acTiviTies This year amid The Throes of Union remodeling and enlargemenT. Besides sponsoring open houses, movies, The spring Recogni- Tion Banquet and such name groups as The 6asIighTers' The members of The Board became lay arshiTecTs, helping To design The enlarged Union. WiTh increased TaciliTies offered To sTudenTs and sTudenT groups, Th Union Board's TuncTion oT SOCIAL BOARD co-ordinaTing Union acTiviTies will be increased CordinaTion oT all campus social acTiviTies Talls upon The Social Board worlcing closely wiTh The Campus Calendar OTTice. The board prepared a handbook Tor The social chair- rnen oT all UC organizaTions giving The campus social rules and eTigueTTe. Through quesTionaires and phone calls, The board compiled a compleTe lisTing oT all social TaciliTies in The CIiTTon area. Plans were also made To spread acTiviTies more evenly ThroughouT The enTire academic year To avoid a cIusTer oT acTiviTies aT any one period. SOCIAL BOARD--BoTTom Row: Nick Besch, Jeannie Jackson, Carol BerTogIio. Tap Row STeve SchrnalTz, Treas.: Edward Keiser, Advisor: Joe LaubenThal, Pres.: Ron Allan, Vice-Pres.: Carolyn Vance Sec. . in swmmsaim immune i foes? BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS-Seaied: HarrieT Cohen, Donna Shank. Sec.: Jane Horsley, John Decamp, Lillian Johnson, Ralph Bursielc, George STevens, Dean Newberry, Marcia SmiTh. Sfandingz Dale W'oIT, Pres.: Larry Shuman, Bill Orfh, Ed Schroer, Joe Carr, Bob Beck. The Board oT PublicaTions is The policy-making organiza- Tion Tor The UniversiTy's Tour publicaTions. lT is composed of The ediTors and business managers oT The CINCINNATIAN, News Record, Profile, and DirecTory, Tour TaculTy members and Two STudenT Council in all .iTs decisions. This year The Board evaluaTed sTudenT honararia, Tinalized plans Tor The new Union ohcices and boughT a duplicaTing machine. The mosT imporTanT organizaTion on The campus To The incoming Treshman is The OrienTaTion Board. This board, under STudenT Council and The personnel deans, plans and coordinaTes every acTiviTy involving The TirsT Two weeks oT school. The board began This year by mailing ouT an acTivi- Ties paclceT To all incoming sTudenTs. From Then iT moved To planning The many convocaTions, smolcers and meeTings so necessary in geTTing The Treshmen beyond The confused sTaTe so They can TuncTion more properly in Their new academic environmenT. ORIENTATION BOARD-Bo'H'om Row: Darlynne Theiss, James Schwab, Pres.: A Treas. Second Row: Ned LauTenbach, ScoTT Johnson, Bill Monnig. BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS ORIENTATION BOARD nn McNemar, Sec.- in ,av-. iw Tiara, if Q' ' 4 if T l'!wN 49-f STUDENT COURT STUDENT COURT-BoH'om 'Rowz James ChalTie. Richard Schisler, John Herr. Top Row: Edwin Robin- son. John Osberger, Chief JusTice7 William MeTzner. STudenT CourT was esTablished in l96O To oTTer sTudenTs an opporTuniTy To appeal uniusT TraTFic and ID card violaTions. This year STudenT Council sTrengThened The CourT's auThoriTy by placing all oT Council's subordinaTe organi2aTions under The STudenT CourT iurisdicTion. SupporTed by sTrong sTuclenT parTicipaTion, The CourT furnishes law sTudenTs wi+h auThenTic courTroom siTuaTions. Three iusTices siT aT each session wiTh The deTense enTiTled To The counsel oT one upperclassrnan Trom The College oT Law. Freshmen law sTudenTs can gain experience by serving as clerlcs or bailiT'ls, AdrninisTraTion and sTudenTs alike musT abide by The CourT's decision. lfsTab- lished Tor The purpose oT saTeguarding sTudenT righTs Tor recourse in unTair decisions, The CourT has sTill successfully upheld iTs legal obligaTion To The UniversiTy, yeT adminisTered iusTice wiTh undersTanding as an essenTial service. SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL-BoHom Row: Skippy Kahsar, Ron Alexander, Treas.: Linda Bongiorno, Vice-Pres.: James Schwab, Pres.g Jody Winkler, Sec.: Carol Malloy. Top Row: Carolyn Vance, Lynn Barber, Dick Reesey, Doug Smilh, Jerry Chuck, John Solaro. The challenging responsiloiliiy of planning and coordinaring rhe various acliviiies in which seniors parlicipaie resls in +he capable hands oi 'rhe Senior Class Officers. Assisling The Senior Class Officers in iheir eiiorls is 'lhe Senior Class Coun- cil, an organizalion composed oi senior sludeni leaders. The combined eiiorls oi Jrhese groups resuli in lhe seleclion of a class proiecl and Jrhe planning of Senior Week acriviiies. The seniors' lousy schedule includes louicieis given every Sunday alfernoon by Presidenr and Mrs, Langsam a+ Jrheir home, various open houses and banquels, and Jrhe Senior Picnic. One of 'rhe mosi popular aclivilries of Senior Week was Senior Skip Day, a weekday on which all +he Seniors cul classes lo irolick and play al Burner Woods. Oiher lradilional aciiviiies highlighling The year were lhe long-awailed Senior Prom and ai lasl. Jrhal day ol all days, Commencement College days come to an end as seniors don mortar boards. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-James Schwab, Pres., Jody Winkler, Sec.: Linda Bongiorno, Vice-Pres.: Ronald Alexander, Treas. SENIQR CLASS OFFICERS CulminaTinq Their Tinal year oT undergraduaTe work, The senior class selecTed Tour ouTsTandinq members oT Their class To lead Them. The oTTicers acc:epTed The challenge oT Their lasT year and execuTed Their responsibiIiTies. The TuncTions oT The year were well underway as The class leaders Taced a whirlwind oT acTiviTies, including plans and prepara- Tions Tor The senior class week-end: The TradiTional skip day: The selecTion oT a comrnencemenT speaker and The '65 class giTT. The oTTic:ers displayed maTuriTy, superb lead- ership and abiliTy. The class oTTicers, represenTaTivei OT all members and oT The senior class, reTlecTed The sTudious and serious, progressing and changing, reassuring and proTes- sional Times. For The maioriTy, graduaTion ends Their Tormal educaTion. The oTTicers, The real pace-seTTers oT The senior class, have leTT behind many achievemenTs To be proud oT. junior' Prom Queen Skippy Kahsar poses. Couples dancing at the unzor Prom JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Pe+e Blakeney, Betsy Myers, Pa? Penmng+on Fores+ Hens The Junior Class officers have Jrhe Iremendous iob ol uniling Ihe 2500 iuniors on 'rhe UC campus inlo a single, spiriled body. Bi-weelcly meelings led Io several class proiecfs including an all-campus migralion Io Morrow, Ohio Ski Resort Commilfees and subcommi++ees were organized in The middle of The year 'io make plans for 'rhe Iradifional Junior Prom. The biggesl campus dance was held on May 2I aI Ivloonlighr Gardens. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sophomores sell mums at the UC-Miami foot- ball game to raise money for their projects. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS-Phil Shepherdson, Treas.7 Sue Kamp, Vice-Presq Denny Silverman. Secg Dave Durham, Pres. SOPHOMCRE CLASS The Sophomore Class Officers, in coniuncfion wifh fhe Spirif Club, sponsored fhe fradifional Pigslcin Picnic in fhe aufumn, one of fhe firsf social evenfs of fhe school year. Money fo finance sophomore acfivifies was acquired fhrough fhe annual Sophomore Class Mum Sale, a proiecf effecfively spearheaded by fhe class officers and enfhusiasfically sup- porfed by fhe sfudenf body, Sophomore Class Officers hold meefings every ofher Thursday fo organize various campus acfivlfies. The class officers sfrive fo promofe school spirif among UC sfudenfs and fo develop a sense of unify among sophomores from fhe differenf -colleges. The goal of fhe class officers is fo make fhe Sophomore Class a definife funcfioning organizafion wifh fhe purpose of meefing fhe needs of sophomore men and women. Through worfhy class proiecfs, fhe officers render service fo bofh fhe Universify and fhe enfire sfudenf body. ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Sw '57 ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS-BoTTom Row: Judy Pilzer, Faye Cvoldberger, Mary Lou Deuclcer, KaThy Murphy, Vice Pres.g Mimi Kraybill, Pres.: Norma ScoTT, Sec.p Ann McNemar, Nancy Blank, Suzanne Buck. Second Row: Susan Nagel, Cindy WolTT, Edlyn Marcuse, Linda OTTaviani, CaThy Morgan, Carol Piper, Jan Kimberly, Sandy Pellens, JaneT KersTeTTer, Barb STewarT, Top Row: JaneT SeyberT Susan PerT, Carol SchleiniTz, Michele Rahe, Nancy Dunker, JudiTh Thies, BeTTy SCOTT Ireland, Marilyn Coshun, Doris Fey, TaTTy Burns. All undergraduaTe women on The UC campus are members oT AWS. This organizaTion, a coordinaTing and governing body, perTorms iTs duTies Through a council made up oT elecTed oTTicers, chairmen oT sTanding commiTTees, and uni- versiTy and organizaTional represenTaTives. AWS creaTes uniTicaTion oT women by achieving eTTecTive guidance in The social, proTessional and religious aspecTs oT campus liTe. The Women's Adviser program, encouragemenT oT good ciTizenship Through educaTional programs and The STrawberry BrealcTasT honoring senior women were a Tew oT The service proiecTs sponsored by AWS This year. UC women acquired The opporTuniTy To Turn The Tables and ask Their TavoriTe men To The AWS Turn-abouT Dance. Thus, members oT The AWS inspired women by developing an awareness oT The various aspecTs oT universiTy liTe and by creaTing a spiriT oT Triendliness. ARTS BUSINESS A ARTS AND SCIENCES TRIBUNAL-BoTTom Row: Anne RadcliTTe, Vice-Pres.: HerberT Curry, Advisor: Tom Elo. Pres.3 PaT PenningTon, Sec. Top Row: Mary Dornheggen, Roger l-lerzig, Marianne Tinker, John Jennings, Sandy Pellens. AND SCIENCE TRIBUNAL The ArTs and Sciences Tribunal is The governing body and principle coordinaTor of The college's acTiviTies. TradiTipnally The Tribunal sponsors The Thanksgiving Open House where A815 sTudenTs rneeT over a cup OT cider and sorne donuTs. IT also lends assisTance in planning The Two CollegiaTe Days given by The UniversiTy To aTTracT TalenTed sTudenTs To UC. AddiTional proiecTs such as speakers, discussion groups and inTerTribunal geT-TogeThers were iniTiaTed by The eleven- member Tribunal. The Business AdnninisTraTion Tribunal dernonsTraTed eTTi- ciency and eTTecTiveness ThroughouT The year as iT planned social evenTs and co-ordinaTed sTudenT-TaculTy acTiviTies OT The college. AT The monThly meeTings, The Tribunal planned evenTs To beneTiT The college. During The winTer quarTer. a convocaTion Tor all Businss AdminisTraTion sTudenTs and a dance Tor UC sTudenTs were held. Spring heralded an open- house picnic and The Senior BanqueT held aT The Alms I-loTel. DMINISTRATION TRIBUNAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TRIBUNAL-BoTTom Row: Bobbie RupprechT, Sec.: Dave Weiner, Pres.: Joe OTTaviani, Treas. Second Row: KenT Cofer, Terry Paul, Jerry York, Dave Schwain, PaT Trachsel. Top Row: David Fish. Bob Henlce, Jim I.ammerT, Jerry Clark, STeve Wilson. 'Ci COLLEGE-CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC TRIBUNAL-BoTTom Row: Mary Baker, Tres.g Ann HunT, Ed Hinshaw, Pres.: Bob Engle, Vice Presg Jeanne GarreTT. Top Row: Francis MorganTe, Thomas CarTer, Connie Runions, Alice PTingsTag, Joyce Rolli, John Hall, Bloom Bergman. The purpose oT The College-ConservaTory oT Music Tri- bunal is To give represenTaTion To The sTudenT body in The planning and adminisTraTion oT maTTers perTaining To sTudenT liTe aT The College-ConservaTory oT Music. The CCM Tribunal holds meeTings once a weelc To coordinaTe acTiviTies Tor The sTudenTs. EvenTs sponsored by The Tribunal include elecTions, The ChrisTmas Formal, and The Spring Formal. Members oT This sTuclenT governmenTal group are chosen Through school elecTions. CCM TRIBUNAL The Design, ArchiTecTure, and ArT Tribunal TuncTions as a co-ordinaTing group responsible Tor organizing The acTiyi- Ties Tor The sTudenTs OT The DAA College. ln adcliTion To necessary governmenTal duTies, The DAA Tribunal sponsors several social evenTs Tor The DAA Co-ops. Among These acTiviTies are Tilrn and lecTure programs, The ChrisTmas egg- nog parTy, and The Beaux ArTs Ball. By promoTing These acTiyiTies, The DAA Tribunal sTriyes To meeT The needs oT all DAA sTudenTs. DAA TRIBUNAL DESTGN. ARCHITECTURE, AND ART TRlBUNAL-BoTTom Row: Nancy Von Nida, Sec.: JudiTh Paulson, Vice-Presq Mike Doyle, Presq Connie Von Diellngen, Sec.g Top Row: Nancy Minniclc, Milne Kerley. Jack BoulTon, Ron Alexander, Jim Lied. Marilyn Flasch. :fp ZS EDUCATION TRIBUNAL Q 0 9 EDUCATIONAL TRIBUNAL-Bo'Hom Row: Elaine Goerlemiller, Barb Healh, Ginny Ennis. Sec.: Dr. Liguori, Advisor: Suzanne Arend, Pres.: Sharon Hausman, Vice-Pres.: John Marshall, Treas.: Sue Bishop, Sec.: Pal Cole. Top Row: Ann Schroeder, Linda Ollaviani, Skippy Kahsar, Shirley Myers, Paul Dawson, Dave Wrighl, Doris Fey, Pal Connelley, Norma Scoli, Donna Shank. The College ol Educalion is governed by Hs Jrribunal elecled from among lhe sludenls in lhe college. The Educa- lion Tribunal provides a cenlral organizalion lor sludenl life lhrough such aclivilies as The pire-exam Open l-louse, Gradua- 'rion Tea and The Evalualion Picnic. ll seeks To improve rela- lionships belween sludenls and lacully members by luncheons and lea sessions. Beyond These Two goals, lhe Jrribunal also sponsors The Bus Ad-TC Picnic, and fours on Collegiale Day, and gives assislance lo programs in Orienlalion Week. ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL-Bill LamperT, Dave Kuhn, STeve SchmalTz, Secq Loyal PeTerman, Pres Lew Blalceney. RepresenTaTives Trorn each Tield OT engineering are elecTed To serve as members of The Engineering Tribunal. The Tribunal TuncTions as The Iinlc beTween sTudenTs and The TacuITy and Tries To give The engineers a greaTer voice in The Type OT educaTion They receive. Annually The Tribunal sponsors The always-successful Engineers Ball and presenTs The Senior Ring To The ouTsTancling senior aT The UniversiTy Honors Day. This year The Tribunal also added a convocaTion Tor engineering Treshmen and a college picnic aT MT, Airy ForesT. ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL-Boffom Row: Dave STevenson, Jerry ArTz, Trees.: Lee Bauman. Top ow Darrell SmiTh, Douglas STone, RoberT Niebuhr, Fred SIauTTerbaclc. qi-sq. ,KF .sr ,948 NN . lar' a n K..-,J eta HOME ECONOMICS TRIBUNAL-BoTTom Row: PaTTy SinnoTT, Vice-Pres.g PaT Alloy, 'Pres.g Ann Geiger, Tres.: Top Row: CaThy Morgan, Jean SlayTon, PaT O'Hara, Sec.: Mary Lou SmiTh. The Home Ec Tribunal is composecl OT Two elecTed re - resenTaTives Trom each class in The College ol: Horse Economics. The purpose oT This governing bocly is To co- ordinaTe sTuolenT acTiviTies in The college. Each year The Tribunal sponsors Career NighT, a program presenTecl Tor high school sTuclenTs inTeresTed in The College OT Economics. OTher acTiviTies sponsored by The Tribunal include a lunch- eon Tor seniors and an open house Tor The parenTs. The main Theme oT The Nursing and HealTh Tribunal cluring The pasT year was The improvemenT of communicaTions be- Tween The TaculTy oT The College oT Nursing ancl HealTh and iTs sTuclenTs. The new STudenT-EaculTy STancling CommiTTee was organized To help bring sTuclenTs and TaculTy closer To- geTher To solve long-sTanoling relaTionship problems. The N 81 H Tribunal also annually sponsors The ChrisTmas and Spring Eormals and The GraduaTion Tea Tor senior nurses. NURSING AND HEALTH TRIBUNAL-BoTTom Row: Mimi Kraybill, Ann McNernar, Sharon Maury, Sec.: Sally ChaTTield, Pres.g Joyce LippincoTT. Tres.: Marelyn Hirschberg, Jan KersTeTTer. Top Row: Margie SmiTh. Marilyn HinTermeisTer, Joy Feller, Sue STuarT, MargareT Robinson, Andi KockriTz, Jan Kimberly. YH ,aw PHARMACY TRIBUNAL-BoTTom Row: Pam LeTTel, ArThur Adams, Tres.: John Solaro, Pres.: Mary Gibbons. Sec.1 Susie Davids. Top Row: Torn Fay, Jack DomeT, David OsTerberger, Edwin Sanders, Jr.: Linda Durham. The Pharmacy Tribunal meeTs bi-monThly To organize bo+h proTessional and social acTiviTies Tor sTudenTs oT The College oT Pharmacy. Various acTiviTies presenTed by The Tribunal include an orienTaTion parTy Tor Treshmen, The alumni home- coming, a picnic, and an annual dance. Two addiTional obiecTives oT This sTudenT governmenTal organizaTion are The encouragemenT oT good scholarship and The improvemenT oT relaTionships beTween The college's sTudenTs and TaculTy. PHARMACY TRIBUNAL 1? The UniversiTy College Tribunal is The sTudenT board oT CincinnaTi's Two-year college. OT The eleven members. nine are elecTed by The College's sTudenTs and Two are selecTed by Dean Hilmar Krueger. The Tribunal's chieT TuncTion is The orienTaTion oT Two-year sTudenTs To universiTy liTe and acTiviTies. The ll-member board also sponsors sTudenT- TaculTy Teas To promoTe a personal exchange oT ideas and opinion beTween sTudenTs and TaculTy members. Among Tribunalvsponsored social evenTs is iTs annual spring Tormal. UNlVERSlTY COLLEGE TRIBUNAI.-BoTTcm Row: Carolyn Moomaw, Tres.: Karen Vollnier, Pres.: Barbara Adams. Top Row: PaT Loescher. ArT Kuhn, Sherel Meyer, Barbara STazze. UNIVERSITY TRIBUNAL 2 - 11 A 'ml' CW 'M' 7 PHI BETA KAPPA For sixly-six years, Phi Bela Kappa. lhe lirsl Greek leller and oldesl scholaslic honor sociely in lhe Uniled Slales. has awarded ils gold key lo UC sludenls lor achievemenl in lhe liberal arls. The hislory ol Phi Bela Kappa reaches back lo Revolulionary War days when il was lounded in I776 al William and Mary College. Since lhal lime, members ol lhis honor sociely have included such men as Longlellow, Emerson. Websler, and Twain. Olher names on lhe role are Nalhan Hale, Samuel Morse, Eli Whilney and lourleen presi- denls ol lhe Uniled Slales. There are lhirly-one Phi Bela Kappa's now serving under Presidenl Lyrldon Johnson's adminislralion. Each spring UC's Della chapler presenls lhe lreasured Phi Bela Kappa key lo a selecl groupj ol seniors who rank in lhe upper lilleen percenl ol lhe Arls and Sci- ences class. The key bears lhree- slars symbolic ol lriendship, loyally and learning. FACULTY MEMBERS ACTIVE IN DELTA OF OHIO Joyce G. Agnew Jane Berlenshaw Arlhur G. Bills Carl W. Blegen Melba P. Bowers William C. Boyce Guslav G. Carlson John L. Caskey William S. Clark 'Herberl Curry Violel M. Diller 1962 INITIATES Neal R. Berle Margarel Blall Howard Blulh Barbara Ann Bowling Hal J. Busch Richard J. Chrisly Jack Warren Collrell Roberl W. Crandall 1963 INITIATES Wendell H. Allsprung Neil T. Braum Paul M. Cholak David B. Conler Ann E. Damon Kirk V. Darragh Lawrence M. Davis 1964 INITIATES Mary Ann Arlhur Donna J. Avery Evelyn S. Brod Carole R. Caldwell Allan Clayman Jay Cobb Charles A. Fish Susanna Ginocchio Roberl Goodman Jeanelle M. Greeb George B. Engberg Isabelle E. Fisk David C. Freylag Audry S. Gomes Louis R. Harlan Paul Hergel Charles Holling Eslelle Hunl Milan R. Karas Olhilda Krug Waller C. Langsam Toby M. Kabakoll Roslyn L. Kelly Judilh Kleemann Susan Lipirow Pak-Him Louey Viclor Margolis John Paul Morgan Alberl F. Mulheman, Jr. Paula Dean Roberl C. Fee Canzella Dyer Flanders Judilh Gard Michael Goldman Geollrey P. Herzig Kalhleen Honnerl Gary A. Harlman Nancy'R. Heisel Howard D. Heins Herberl N. Hurlwilz Susan lmholl William Ireland Margo Johnson Donna C. Krulz Sleven H. Lameier Carl A. Ludeke Louis A. Lurie Waller T. McDonough William G. Mann Archimede Marni Gaylord Merriman Harry R. Muegel Millon Orchin Helen Osborne Roberl O. Payne Sluarl A. Saldi C, Larry Decker Ann Fry Norman Goldman Nina J. Gruen Hendrik Harlong, Jr. Peggy Ann Heisel Claire Hoch Lynn Jones Richard D. Lameier Bruce Marlin Kalhleen Marlin Thomas McEvilley, III Donald G. Rau Slanlord T. Shulman Barry W. Siegel Camille LeGrand Slephen H. Meilus Eli-zabelh D. Miller Grelchen Mirrielees Alberl F. Pleler Blanch Pichel Marlin B. Popp Carol A. Rainey Paul Richmond George C. Schoollield Keilh Slewarl Carl R. Trahman Peler Topping Marlha C. Usdemir William S. Wabnilz Charles K. Weicherl Harvey M. Weilkamp William R. Wrighl Jean Winslon Myrna Lynn Norlh Marie A. Proulx Nancy Slrikman Sell: Judilh A. Theile Gordon B. Wallers Mary L. Warden Carolyn Neller Wingel lan Leonard Wolk Slanley R. Skolnik Judilh H. Takahashi Barbara Triplell Michael Weinberg Alberl Vesper Billie Wrighl Charles Yarbrough Judilh A. Riddle Helen Sekenger Mark Sollek Barbara A. Sleelman Susan J. Sleves Slephen E. Sway Eileen Thompson John H. Tinker Mildred Turcolle Elizabelh S. Williams METRO METRO-Bo'Hom Row: PeTe Blalceney, Tres.: James Schwab, Pres.: STeve HuTTman, Vice-Pres.: Charlie l-iagner, Sec. Second Row: Donald Schuerman. Bill Monnig, Foresi' Heis, Burk Tower. Top Row: Ken Heuclc, Jim Sayler, Dave Weiner, Buzz Slevin, Tom WaTkins. STraw haTs worn aT a iaunTy angle are The Tamiliar badges oT MeTro, an upperclassn'1en's recogniTion TraTerniTy. Service. leadership, congenialiTy, and ouTsTanding conTrilouTions To The UniversiTy are The criTeria Tor The selecTion oT members. The men oT MeTro engage in a varieTy oT acTiviTieis which include sTimulaTing school spiriT and sponsoring The annual MeTro TalenT Show. l-leld during The winTer quarTer, The MeTro Show TeaTures ouTsTanding sTudenT TalenT chosen Trom open audiTions, Comprised oT The TwenTy-Tive iunior and senior men whose signiTicanT conTribuTions meriT Their iniTiaTion, MeTro Taps Twice yearly, aT The Show and im- mediaTely Tollowing The lvloTher's Day Sing. The new iniTiaTes are required To submiT essays suggesTing ways MeTro can beTTer serve The UniversiTy and communiTy. MORTAR BOARD MORTAR BOARD--Bofiom Row: Sue SagmasTer, Linda Bongiorno, KaThy Murphy, Judy Heclcerman, Sec.: Joyce TeiTz, Pres., PaT Trachsel, Tres., Margarel' 'Robinson, Vice Pres.g Johannah DeCamp, MarTy CurTsinger. Top Row: Mimi Hill, Mary Baker, Jane ElberT, Carol Groneman, Mary Schwanelcamp, Ann T-lunT, LynneTTe Kacsur, Nancy Koclc. AT The Tapping on April l3Th, girls wallced around The campus of The UniversiTy garbed in long blaclc robes and hoods ,choosing Their successors. As The new MysTic l3 were Tapped, The campus recognized girls wiTh high scholar- ship and ouTsTanding leadership and service To UC by ad- miTTing Them To MorTar Board, The Top women's honorary. Walking abouT The campus wearing a red poppy wiTh Tlowing ribbons and morTar boards, The women began a program oT service To bring inTellecTual advancemenT To UC sTudenTs. ExempliTying loyalTy, service and leadership among senior college women, The MorTar Board co-spon- sored The l-lonors and Leadership ConvocaTions. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA OMICRON DELTA KAPPA-BoTTom Row: Gene Lewis. Don Schuerman, Vice-Pres.: Jim Sayler, Pres.: Bill Monniq, Sec.: William Vogel, Fac. Advisor. Top Row: Tom WaTlcins, Herb Curry, Burk Tower, R. Bishop. James Schwab, Joseph Holliday. Twice each year, Omicron DelTa Kappa. naTional recog- niTion socieTy, besTows The campus' greaTesT honor on ouT- sTanding iunior and senior men. New members oT ODK are chosen Tor Their conTribuTions, dedicaTion, and leader- ship in Tive rnaior areas oT campus liTe: scholarship, aThleTics, publicaTions, sTudenT government and The arTs. Omicron DelTa Kappa is The only naTional sTudenT-TaculTy recogniTion socieTy, Tapping members oT The adminisTraTion and TaculTy as well as undergraduaTes. Each auTurnn. The men oT ODK combine wiTh Their Tennale counTerparTs, The members OT MorTar Board, To sponsor The annual Leadership ConTerence held aT Camp Kern Tor Leadership-Cause and ETTecT. egg... ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA-BoTTom Row: Karin Rabe. Judy McCarTy, Lauralee Sawyer, Eileen STern, Sec.g Virginia LamberT, Pres.: Julie Shavzin, Tres.: Judy Pilzer, Lenore Cunix, Linda Albawgh. Top Row: Marilyn l-lirschberg, Karen Wilson, CaTherine Huheey, RuTh Rush, Donna Brown, Marilyn T-linTermeisTer, Marilyn l-lenThorn, Nancy Brumleve, Barbara Kullca, Barbara Ingram, Minna Baker, Ann McNemar. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Alpha Lambda DelTa is an honorary socieTy esTablished To encourage and recognize scholasTic achievemenT among Treshman college women wiTh an average oT 3.5 or beTTer. Girls are iniTiaTed aT The end oT each quarTer and are acTive during Their sophomore year only. Each year They co-sponsor a recepTion Tor Those sTudenTs who have been on The Dean's LisT. The chapTer also makes The presenTaTion oT a boolc award each year To The senior Alpha Lambda GUIDON De-lTa wiTh The highes+ grade average. Guidon is a leadership honor socieTy recognizing sopho- more women who display excepTional service To UC, ex- emplary characTer, and high rank in leadership and scholarship. Guidon women are Tapped in The Spring oT The year. They acT as The Women's Auxiliary oT Scabbard and Blade and parTicipaTe in ROTC TuncTions and serve as oTTicial hosTesses oT PresidenT Langsam aT every universiTy convocaTion. WiTh qualiTicaTions high, Guidon selecTs only The TinesT women on campus. GUIDON-BoTTom Row: Linda Knosp, Darlynne Theiss, Carol l-lorTon, Doris Fey, Barb STewarT Top Row: TaTTy Burns, Sue Siclcing, 2nd LieuT.q Molly WhyTe, CapT.7 Mary Lou Maddux, lsT LieuT Jane Hersley. 4-. .. SOPHOS SOPHOS-Boffom Row: John Jennings, Treas.q Herb Curry, Advisor, Foresf l-leis, Sec.: Jack Boulfon, Presq Jerry Trimble, V. Pres.: Dale Lawrence, Jim Lied, Bob Engle. Second Row: Keifh Jording, Tom Mayer, Mike Conly. Bud Robeson, Jack Marfz, Tom Lindberg, Bill Ausfin, Milne Marker. Top Row: Paul Kunfz, Sfeve Edmonson, Riley Griffifhs, Joseph Madden, Scoff Johnson, Dave Durham, Ken Heuclc, Sfeve Huffman, Joe Sullivan, Phil Shepardson, Richard Davis. Sophos was founded in l932 by Joseph Holliday, now Associafe Dean of fhe College of Arfs and Sciences. His purpose in founding Sophos was fo honor fhe Universify's oufsfanding freshmen. Since fhaf fime Sophos has grown in repufafion unfil now if sfands as one of fhe mosf disfincfive honors fo a man af UC. Selecfion is held annually af fhe Sophos Dance on fhe basis of grades and acfivifies. This year's dance fherne was Hello, Sophos. For fhe fourfh year fhe brofhers have supporfed a Greek child in fhe fosfer- parenfs plan. i898 Walter Eberhardt Robert Humphreys Parke Johnson Russell Wilson l899 Charles Adler l900 Adna lnnes l90l Henry Bentley Andrew Hickenlooper Smith Hickenlooper Park Johnson l902 Coleman Avery Hugh Bates Earl Gold Stanley Granger Edwin Hutchins Robert Kheimer, Sr. Charles Peters William Probasco Stuart Walker i903 Albert Baker Eustace Ball William Fillmore Edgar McCallister Harvey Shepard William Strietmann i904 Robert Buck Lester Collier Adolph Fennel Carl Gantvoort Walter Heintz Howard Jones Villie Kirkpatrick i905 Bert Lyon Fred Mehlhope Paul Richardson Calvin Skinner Arthur Wadsworth l906 Frank Buchanan Robert Caldwell Edward Forbes Alfred Kreimer Walter Shafer Curtis Williams Frank Wilson l907 Edward Hurley Thomas Kite Walter Markworth Brown McGill Robert O'Connell Frank Payne l908 Merwin Aultman Norman Conway Fred Flach William Foley Bates Williams l909 Hayward Ackerson Ernest DuBray Fred Hooker William Kite Edward Rowe Charles Williams l9l0 Ted Hyndman Walter He'uck l9ll Cliff Porter Hall Alden Hart Ralph McComas James Taylor l9l2 Harry Buchanan William Hall Lesley Johnson William Mitchell Vance Towler l9l3 Richard Goettle Robert Heuck, Sr. Walter Hill Chester Klein John Maescher l9l4 William Engdahl Chauncey Hand Jerome Howard Bert Stansbury John Sheriff Chauncey Tilden Neil Wright l9l5 Leonard Baehr Arthur Gordon Norman Kohlhepp Norman Lyon l9l6 Howard Behle Victor Fischbach Henry Hoppe Roy Palmer Harold Payne Harold Porter John Reece Edward Robinson Herbert Schroth l9l7 William Ellis Karl Hetsch Carroll Lewis Joseph Morris, Sr. James Pease Bayle Richardson Anton Schneider l9lB Harold Altamer Walter Haehnle Herbert Jones Carl Lund Carl Markgraf William Myers Carl Rogert Millard Romaine Harold Talcoft Earl Widau l9l9 Howard Justice Edgar Powers Bradley Roberts Herbert Winans Francis Wright i920 Robert Dorsey Cornelius Petzhold Alfred Wenzel I92I Hugh Bowen Willard Breiel Carlton Brown Carl Frey Philip Meyers Edward Meyer Cyrus Osborn l922 Edgar Coons Chase Davies Daniel Fries Edward Gabriel Allison ldeson Arthur McClure Howard Metzger Robert Sarvis Frederick Schierloh Wylmer Scott Edward Strietelmeier Robert Todd Edward Wa ner Randall Walaker l923 James Beaman Lewis Gregory John Harrod W, C. Havelaar Rossiter Hobbs Ellsworth ireland Joe Linneman James Nippert Mike Palmer John Petzhold i924 Nathan Bachman Walter Becker Ben Bryant Morton Francis John Heizer Robert Hynes Oliver Rhodes Ed Roth Erwin Wolfson l925 Lynne Barber George Bradner Warren Marvin Anthony McAndrews Louis Nippert William Schmid Kelly Siddall l926 Fred Berger Charles Franklin Edwin Levi James Paisley Wesley Schmid I927 John Bachman Harry Franklin Richard Jervis Robert Maddux l92B Richard Bryant Arthur Fennekohl Albert Mayer Ranald West i929 Evan Chatfield Ellis Crawford Richard Dial Daniel Earley Daniel Laurence l930 Charles Adams Harry Anderson Richard Bolton Thomas Clifton Donald Crone Frank Dost Richard Franz John Gayman Jack Grieshaber William Hammond Ralph Holterhoff William Nieman Frank Owens l93I Bradford Allin William Berwanger Harold Bohl Ralph Bursiek Frank Chandler Robert Gowdy Erie Hanson Paul Heckel Silveri'us Kunz William Leach Lawrence Levi Carl Muth Earl Soesbe Herbert Starick Richard Steves Fred Tower i932 William .Atkinson Herbert Brown Walter Conner Richard Dexter Duncan Frame John Griffiths Paul Grischy Arthur Hallett Philip Heil William Hill Ed Lidseen Carlton Lunsford Louis Mendel Robert Nau David Porter Harry Rabe Edward Simrall Nathan Solinger Dan Tobin Alan Walsh Robert Wright i933 Mel Bernstein Ged Brown David DeVore Robert Galbraith William Gilliland Clifford Goldmeyer Wm. Groppenbache Fred Hoehler Robert Johnson Kosciusko Kemper Bernard Levin Louis Scofield Sidney Mullikin Leon Saler George Smith Gordon Strauss Robert White Carl Williams I934 Carl Austing Robert Eagen Robert Hoefer George Kramer George Levengood Fred Pressler Donovan Sayrs Victor Strauss Walter Tuttle l935 James Cook Harry Duncan Donald Gilbert John Hellebush William Lloyd Clyde Nau Kenneth Parker I' Frank Purdy William Rhame Wayne Rich Russell Towers Larry Trame Wilbur Wright I936 Robert Bachmeyer John Findlay Jack Keefe Walter Knocke Charles Weichert Harry Wilkerson Ralph Yaeger I937 Do'uqlas Day William Feldhaus Larry Gibboney Charles Gillett Robert Heuck, Jr. Charles Mileham Clifford Mueller Gordon Orr Ralph Grace I 938 Robert Biedenbender Milton Brooks Robert Dalton Bill Ferguson Robert Kamp Bud Kelchner Frank Molloy Wes Newkirk Richard Powell Jed Small Charles Sulau i939 Ed Alexander Roger Anerson Lloyd Gysin Joe Lowry Bill Pettit Roger Van Schoyck l 940 Sid Friedman Charles Grimm William Parchman Robert Kreimer, Jr. Kenneth Pitt Marty Scheider Merrill Van Pelt l94l Mac Benedict Fred Daniell James Fuller Kenneth Heuck William Kelclhner Ellis King Joe Morris, Jr. Lloyd O'Hara Nick Skorich Ray Virgin l 942 Richard Anderson Jack Bade John Bedway Linus Habv Elbert Nickel Verne Ullom i945 Kenneth Guise Richard Hanford Gordon Hughmark Leonard Klusman Kenneth Miller Albert Strasser i746 R. A. Cromer Fred Ebeling Bob Kraushar George Koch Bob Sarstield Bill Smyth I947 William Anderson Bert Bauer Robert Bauman Robert Fenlon D. B. Kee Dick Lanqenbeck George Moore Alkie Richards lrv Scharfenberger Robert Siekmann Roger Stephens Jack Strubbe Brewster Sanders Bob Weber i948 Tom Blake Charles Crozier John Fuhrman Earl Hobt Robert Huber Orville Retzsch Floyd Shorts William Westerfeld I949 Richard Dallmer lrwin Behrendt Thurman Owens Harold Johnson John Pramik George Pa'ul Don McMillan Don Graddis Sidney Carroll Pete St. Clair Tom Kinder Tom O'malley Lowell Storm Robert Montgomery l950 Robert Frith Jack Tracy Nick Shundich Jim Kelley Bill Clements Jerry Friedlander Jack Laub Joe Luchi Jim Brownell l95l William Smart Ralph Staub Lee Haslinger Jim Holstein Tony Trabert Ray Campbell Jim Wuenker Bob Davis Jack Drake Ted Geier Bob Rau Frank Middendorf Tom Osterman Bob Sratton Bill McDonald Glenn Sample l952 Ron Brill Dom Del Bene J. C. Evans Don Grammer Jim Kautz Judge Nippert John O'Brien Bob Rain Bill Shalosky Ken Stevenson Paul Yelton John Zeigler Jack Delaney l953 Carl Aufdermarsh Ralph Brockmeier Marvin Cohn Barry Cors Don Fritz Dick Goist Ronald Goodfellow Gail Hersch Paul Mayer Gilbert Rinsky Jack Twyman l954 Irish Condorodis Willis Conatser Jim Holmstrom Bill Lammert lan MacGregor Tom McCormick Joe Miller Richard Orth Erv Single Ed Tschan Ken Wolf l955 Evan Adrien Bruce Amand Charles Brogdon Otto Budig Tom 'Gerrard John Hattendorf Gene Henninger Mike Kausch Bob Maltz Nick Nicholas Don Presley Pete Seybolt Phil Wheeler Dick Willson Ben Yamaguchi l956 Art Clark Matt Diana Paul Gosinqer Gordon Greene Wally Holzman Sig Lawson Gene Mapes Brad Perkins Don Seilkop i957 James Blakeney Mac Cato Allan Cors Ronald Couch Chuck Crumrine James Gentil Jack Halleirman John Pease James Reger Tad Schroeder Gary Wachs Donald Whipple l958 Gil Born Jack Brinkley Dave Canary Richard Chalfin Dick DeVore Gene Johnson Mike Mendenhall Rod Nall Don Reinhold Terry Whelan Dave Woody i959 Dick Anstaett Ed Denk Bill Graves Carl Hagberg Robert Holzman Dick Schwab Dave Tenwick Ron Walker Jim Woodard i960 Bill Baetz Neal Berte Carl Bo'uldin Jay Green Bob Hartmann Jim Hayes Jack Lee Jerry Leimonstoll Alan Rosenberg Nick Shafor Henry Stroh Larry Willey l96l Bob Chapman Ken Conatser Dan Dell Ken Elder John Grafton Barry Hess Bill Nester Phil Santora Gus Schmidt Larry Shingleton Charles Shuff Dick Snyder Max White Ed Wolf i962 Darrell Cauley Paul Cholak Dick Crone Robert Gaines Dale Heidotting John Krieg Sid Lieberman Mickey McLaughlin Lynn Mueller Doug Rice Jim Sayler Frank Shaut Jim Siler i963 Bill Abernathy John Anderson Lloyd Bernstein Bill Donohoo Bruce Heyman Paul Marshall John Mikula Jerry Momper Dave Oberlin Allen Quimby Gerald Sapadin Don Schuerman Bruce Vogelgesang Anthony Yates I964 Dan Carmichael Ken Cunningham Bob Fee Tom Glueck Forest Heis Ned Lautefnbach John Leane Bill Monnlig Brig: Owens Bur Tower SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA-BoHom Row: Brig Owens. Dean Charles Weichei-T, Advisory Jerry Momper, Don Schuerman. Top Row: Dan Carmichael, Ned LauTenbach, l:orresT Heis, John Leane, Dave Oberline, Tom Glueck, Darral Cauley, Lloyd BernsTein. The name oT The organizaTion shall be Sigma Sigma. All maTTers TransacTed shall be Tor The good oT The order and oT The UniversiTy oT CincinnaTi. This ConsTiTuTion shall noT be amended. These words were wriTTen in i898 aboard The sTeamer Island Queen when Sigma Sigma became The TirsT honor socieTy aT UC. The men oT The skull and crossbones annually Tap The UniversiTy's ouTsTanding iunior and senior men on The basis OT acTiviTies, characTer and personaliTy. The TraTerniTy sponsors The Final Gun Dance, The Sigma Sigma Carnival and annually presenTs The coveTed lvir. Be-arcaT award. This year The Sigma Sigma's Took residence aT a new Huck Hall aT ST. Clari and Imperial sTreeTs. Members are Tapped aT The Miami TooTball game and in The spring aT The Sigma Sigma Carnival. ALPHA ALPHA Pl-BoHom Row: Sharon Spencer. Sec.: Andi Koclcrifz, Barb Rose, Pres.: Sue Lipslcy. Treas.1 Paula Dellord. Second Row: Cindy Wolff. Debbie Whifney, Carol Poffs, Lynne Rice, Margie Smifh, Barb Rogers. Top Row: Carla Fosfer, Margaref Robinson, Jane Elberf, LuBefh Weller, Sue Sfuarf, Marilynn Weber, Maggi Kane. ALPHA ALPHA PI Alpha Alpha Pi, an honorary sociefy for fhe nursing pro- fession, was founded af UC in l924. lncorporafed by 'rhe sfafe of Qhio in fhe same year, if became fhe firsl' nursing honorary in 'rhe nafion. Scholarship, nursing abilify and affi- fude, and leadership consfifufe requiremenfs for membership fo Alpha Alpha Pi. Each year fhe pledge class sponsors a rehabilifafion proiecf of service fo a communify organizafion. CHI EPSILON This year's proiecf included funcfions af fhe Golden Age Nursing Home. To design and consfrucf public worlcs such as harbors and roads, fhe fufure needs well-prepared people. Civil engi- neering sfudenfs. fhe people preparing for fhis field, are found in fhe organizafion of Chi Epsilon. Members are se- lecfed from fhe fop sixfh of fhe iunior class and 'lop fhird of fhe senior class, and musf also excel in fhis engineering area. Founded in I95O, Chi Epsilon confinues fo aid in devel- oping efficienf civil engineers 'Through programs lilce field frips. CHI EPSILON-BoHom Row: Tom Lensch. Trees.: Donald Fry, Vice'Pres.g Armand Tremblay, P Ronald Rhodehamel. Sec. Top Row: Don Ross, Jeff Bruggernan, George Sfilf, Paul Howdyshell. F65 BETA GAMMA SIGMA Fndeavoring To TurTher business adminisTraTion excellence in college by recogniTion, BeTa Gamma Sigma selecTs sTudenTs Trom The upper Ten percenT oT The Business AdminisTraTion senior class and iuniors ranked in The upper Tour percenT To be members oT This organi'zaTion. Awarding The highesT possible honor To business sTudenTs, BeTa Gamma Sigma iniTiaTes iTs new members during The spring quarTer. Besides honoring UC's presenT business sTudenTs, This group also oTTers membership To UC alumni and TaculTy members who have proved To be ouTsTanding in Their conTribuTions To The business communiTy and business educaTion. The members oT This socieTy aTTempT To creaTe enThusiasm and inTeresT Tor high scholarship in sTudenTs involved in academic courses as well as business subiecTs. BeTa Gamma Sigma promoTes as iTs obiecTive, The up- grading oT The business Tield. FACULTY MEMBERS ACTIVE IN DELTA OF OHIO Clark Aumend WalTer Baude RoberT Dillon Edi+h EllioT Norwood Geis John Goering George Gore 1962 INITIATES Thomas Allman Hugh BrandT Glenn Cooper Bruce ForresTer Louis Freeman 1963 INITIATES John Anderson Raymond Bogarl' JaneT BrackeTT Chris Daflucas Allen Davis David DeBord 1964 INITIATES Simon Ackerman Jerry Denges KeiTh FasTin ErnesT Franz Gary Hendricks Richard Holmes George HarTman ArThur Holmes Milan Karas Dale Kiefer William Kiley KenneTh LamberT Clara Lelievre John Grad Jack Hale David KinTler RoberT Krammer Rex Levering John lvlarTin Richard Delon William Edwards STephen Harrison FllberT Hubbard Thomas HunTer Jon Jacobson Carol Kohsin Douglas Hughes Jerry Huxell Dennis KaT2 George Kralovich Carl Leopold Carolyn lvlarTineau Thomas Lelievre Cyril Ling Wanda lvlosbacker Wayne Overmyer Donald PabsT Herman PTalTzgraTT RoberT Riley William Naylor RoberT Palmer PeTer PaTala Gordon Penning Gerald Pugh David Ramsey John Malone Terry lvlarTz Henry lvlergler David lvliller WalTer Peak Jerry PiTsTick David RoTTe Dennis O'l-lara Terry Paul RoberT PelsTring Jerome Rymarquis James Sayler Larry ShingleTon Leslie Schwallie Raleigh Sharrock Gordon Skinner Freeman Suagee ArThur TaiTT Lloyd ValenTine KenneTh Wilson Terrence RavenscraTT Fred Schneider Lowell STurgeon Howard Tumler John WrighT John Sale Roger SchwarTz David Takacs Henry TaTe, Jr. Cecil Walker John Yeager James Siler David Spreen Richard STanTorTh Phillip STarr Lawrence Wedig Charles Williamson PHI ETA SIGMA BoHom Row Paul Baier, Ronald Kull, Dale Lawrence, Sec.: Forest Heis, Vice-Pres.: Bill Pegg Don Schuerman Phil Glassman. Second Row: Gary Siairler, Tom Prince, Bob Slrevenson, Rii' Brenan Bill ivlonnig Tom Zumwali, Jr., David Harper, Jeii Johnson. Top Row: Bill Lamperi, Hans Bleilcner Nick Besch John Archea Kevin Powell, Clini Bryan, Sieve Schmaliz. High scholarship is Jrhe basis of seleciion For Phi Era Sigma. Men who have achieved an accumulaiive average oi 3.5 or beiier during +heir freshman year are recognized by receiv- ing membership inio ihis naiional honor socieiy. To help incoming siudenis develop beiier siudy habiis and perhaps have a chance io be a member of Phi Eia Sigma, This group disiribuies siudy pamphleis in ihe fall. Phi Eia Sigma assisis in developing ouisianding siuolenis and encourages men +o mainiain high scholarship. Pi Delia Epsilon, ihe naiional iournalism honorary organ- izaiion elecis new members each fall and spring 'From 'ihe siaili members oi Jrhe four campus-wide publicaiions. Pledges are chosen on Jrhe basis of ouisianding service lo a publica- iion and academic achievemeni. The iirsi' iournalism worlc- shop in ihe hisiory oi Jrhe Universiiy of Cincinnaii was spon- sored by Pi Deli This year. The day-long worlcshop iniroduced new siudenis wiih iournalisiic inieresis +0 publicaiions on campus and aroused new inieresi among reiurning siudenis. Pl DELTA EPSILON-Bo'Hom Row: Dean Newberry, Dale Wolf, Marcia Smiih, Harriei' Cohen Top Row Charloiie McGraw, Sec.: Joyce Teiiz, Vice-Pres.: Jim Marrs, Treas.g George Sievens, Advisor Jean Grable Pres Jacqueline Jansen. 2 was Members of Delta Phi Delta attend a model session. DELTA PHI DELTA The honorary arT TraTerniTy, DelTa Phi DelTa. awards mem- bership To Those sTudenTs in Design, ArT and ArchiTecTure wiTh a 3.00 average Tor Two consecuTive years. These sTu- denTs musT also prepare a porTTolio exhibilring Their achieve- menTs Tor admiTTance inTo The honorary. Composed ol: The ouTsTanding arT sTudenTs who meeT These rigid requiremenTs, DelTa Phi DelTa promoTes The arTs, recognizes scholarship and TosTers proTessional abiliTy in The Tield oT arT. Alpha ZeTa chapTer oT DelTa Phi DelTa sponsored drawing sessions wiTh models Tor members, oTher sTuden+s and TaculTy. DELTA PHI DELTA-Bo'Hom 'Row: Ilene Freedman, Lynn PTiesTer, Vice-Pres.: John Archea, Pres.: Michael Rand, Trees.: Sandra Biederman. Sec.: Judy Faris. Second Row: Dean Newberry, David KemniTzer, Don FruechTemeyer, Mike Kirchrnayer, ClinT Bryan, Carol Quisenberry. Don ForsyThe. Top Row: Phyllis Mooney, Mary Ann Rickard. Dan Church, Marcia Lee SmiTh, Hans Bleiker, Barbara l-lenkel, Nancy Adams. Pl TAU SlGMA-BoHom Row: George Swisher, David Frederick, Tim Sisson, Tres.: Charles Lyons, Vice-Pres.3 Doug YeI+on, Pres.: John Miller, Sec.: Barry Erickson, Ed WhiTe. Second Row: Rick Durham, David AlbrechT, RoberT MiTchell, James Hiss, Eugene Cook, STeve Branch, David MaThes, Joseph WalTers, Al Jaisle, Gerald Zoller. Top Row: Gary VollbrachT, David Evans, Jay Avner, Ray Allison, Rodney Birkinbine, Bruce MinTurn, David Wood, Bruce Bishop, Ron l-luTTmeier, Kemp EausT. PI Pi Tau Sigma is The honorary which recognizes ouTsTand- ing achievemenT in mechanical engineering. Members are selecTed Trom upperclassmen iudged Tor Their ouTsTanding characTer and scholasTic abiliTy. The men oT Pi Tau Sigma sponsor iniTiaTion ceremonies Tor Their pledges and an annual award To The ouTsTanding sophomore in mechanical engineering. The year is also highlighTed by visiTs To local indusTries serving as an inTroducTion To The indusTrial world ThaT Pi Tau Sigmals will enTer aTTer graduaTion. An inTernaTional proTessional music sororiTy, Mu Phi Epsilon provides recogniTion oT scholarship and musicalship, promoTes Triendship wiThin iTs sisTerhood and advances The Tield oT music in America. Members are chosen on scholar- ship, characTer and musical abiliTy deTermined by an audi- Tion. The sororiTy gives six public concerTs each year and monThly programs To area hospiTals. Mu Phi Epsilon also provides The opporTuniTy Tor making proTessional conTacTs MU so imporTanT aTTer graduaTion Tor TuTure iobs and posiTions. MU Pl-ll EPSlLON-BoTTom Row: RuThann Richards, l-larrieT Beebe, Gay Elook, Linda Pencil, Anne Ogren, Nancy Jennings, ElizabeTh LorenTzen, Linda Cook. Second Row: Jane Linkmeyer, KaThleen T-lale, Connie Runions, Edwina l-lopkins, Vice-Pres.: Alice Daniel, Pres., Vicki Borchers, lda Louise Ash, Sec.j Peggy Fisher, Lee STamper, Tres.q Jeanne Garrelh Q l TAU BETA Pl-BoTTom Row: RoberT Calico Dennis Briscoe Charles Lyons Douo YelTon Pres Darrell SmiTh, Treas.3 David DroT Don Denney Second Row Daniel McCrighT Ronald Rhodehamel Joe Farkas, Ken VelTen, Gary VollbrachT Barry Erickson Tim Sisson Third Row Ron l-luTTmeier Paul Barwick Birard Simons, Roger Hawks Jerry SchaeTer Dan Schneider Louis Lindeman Thomas Springer A sparkle and Tlicker oT gold caTches The eyes oT UC sTu- denTs as They s+roII pasT The Tau BeTa Pi key. This key sTands in TronT oT Baldwin l-lall on The easT end oT The quadrangle. Serving as a symbol oT This naTional honor engineering Tra- TerniTy, The key is presenTed in The Torm oT a gold charm To new iniTiaTes oT The TraTerniTy. Tau BeTa Pi members are selecTed Trorn The upper TiTTh OT The senior class and The upper eighTh OT The iunior class. This year, shorTly aTTer re- ceiving The key recognizing ouTsTanding work in college, The new iniTiaTes joined The old members Tor a good Time aT The spring picnic. Tau BeTa Pi also presenTed a Treshman academic award This year and provided worThwhile reviews Tor senior engineering sTudenTs preparing To Take The senior examinaTions. TAU BETA Pl-BoTTom Row: Terry Gambler Sec Tom Zimmerman Vice Pres Charles Bell Ted Bernard. Second Row: James R Luginbuhl JeTTrey C Lalb l-l Murray Frye Paul WhiTacre Richard W. Nosker. Third Row: Ronald Shemenskl Randy l-lolT Bruce O Connor Dan Aneshansley Jerry ArTz Ted Heberling. iff? 'CQ' ,0- ETA KAPPA NU Top Row Jerry Schaefer, Thomas Zimmerman, Vice-Pres.: Lew Blalceney, Pres.: Darrell SmiTh Paul WhiTacre Second Row: George Wissel. Randy l-lolT, Dan Aneshansley, Bruce OConnor DelTon Richardson Charles Brombaugh.iTop Row: Paul LindhorsT, 6. Don Denny, Richard The Tield of elecTrical engineering is an elecTriTying ex- perience! Those who really receive a charge Trom Their chosen line oT worlc are The sTudenTs honored To become members of ETa Kappa Nu. OuTsTanding elecTrical engineering sTudenTs in The Top TenTh OT The pre-iunior class, Top TourTh OT The iunior class or Top Third of The senior class are selecTed Tor 'This naTional honor socieTy. The main evenT oT The year is honor- ing The ouTsTanding sophomore engineering sTudenT. The UC Home Economics Club is a proTessional organiza- Tion associaTed wirh The Ohio l-lome Economics AssociaTion and The American Home Economics AssociaTion. Member- ship is available To all sTudenTs enrolled in The college OT Home Economics and a similar proiecT in The UniversiTy Col- lege. The club provides OTT-campus speakers discussing Tields relaTed To homemalsing. Annually The club sponsors a career nighT Tor inTeresTed high school seniors and plans service proiecTs Tor The communiTy. HOME ECONOMICS CHAPTER-BoTTom Row: Jean Slayfon, Sec.: PaTTy SinnoTT, Pres.1 PaT O Hara Treas Second Row Penny BarTh, Carmela Cicchino. JaneT Freudenberg, Malanie Maddox. Top Row Nancy Everslage CaThy Morgan Dee Myers Karen MeisTer. uQ 1965 CINCINNATIAN The CINCINNATIAN is a place Tor dedicaTed people. Few oTher sTudenTs realize ThaT iT Takes I3 monThs and over Ten Thousand hours oi manpower To compleTe a volume ThaT records The liTe oT The UniversiTy oT CincinnaTi. We were lucky This year Tor we had a sTaTT broughT up wiTh The All-American spiriT. WiTh such enThusiasm and experience we aTTempTed color phoTography and an exhausTively com- pleTe sTudenT liTe secTion. In December, wiTh our maior deadline iusT weeks away, we became unique in The world oT yearbooks. The Union was closed and we had To move our oTTices Trom There inTo The TooTball pressbox. We Then became The only yearbook in The naTion To be published in such a iournalisTic environmenT. ProducTion increased sharply. PhoTos were Taken, The color was processed, layouTs were drawn and copy was Typed Till Tingers hurT. In The Tace oT such rigors, The sTaTl dwindled To a TaiThTul core. To Them The book became more Than iusT an acTiviTyq iT became Their liTe and inTo iT They poured Their energy, ideas and eTTorTs. The producT of ThaT eTTorT is The largesT yearbook ever pub- lished aT UC: THE I965 CINCINNATIAN. Dale, Denny, Chuck and Samlau mad the three-page story in the Cincinnati Enquirer on the 1965 CINCINNATIANIS move to the box. 4? J 3 N-u. CINCINNATIAN-BoTTom Row: Judie Perry, Sharyn Weiss, Jan BaTTerson, HarrieT Cohen, Dale WolT, Marcia SmiTh, Charles ManThey, Muriel Jenkins, Debbie WhiTney. Second Row: Pam Clark, Holly STewarT, CharloTTe McGraw, Saralou Ahern, Sharon Cole, Gail SweiTzer, Ron Fischer, Judi Reeves, Carol Quisenberry, Barbara Kohl. Top Row: Marolee Collins, Marsha Raney, Earl Mack, Ricky Winkleman, Bob Burg, Michael Nieman, Samuel Durham, STeve SmiTh, Jim Chisholm, Linda YelTon, Jackie SroTe. A -A A lk 1 1965 CINCINNATIAN TAKES ITS ALL-AMERICAN TRADITION TO NEW OFFICES IN THE N PPERT STADIUM FOOTBALL PRESSBOX Dale Wolf, Edztor-zn-Chief Harrint Cohen, Buszness Manager -- -Wi -QL'9 fy -bs 5. P ' - v ff ., .A XJ 'ZW Y Q F y n 5.4 , ,Q ,v V if, ,- P 5 xg, 'ij A , H' , in ' .3 Xing? E .l 4 . ,V f, K ,. 'T' , x P f 4 K 5 xxjlg I Q.. -+75 9 fy.. f 2 ,.......u-v wvwn l Stadium lights towfr fwfr the fzrcssbax as .Haj members P087 out llzz? windows. A study of c0mj1ari.v0n5 slmzcs the furessbox flled to capacity lay.Sf10r!.s'zU1'l1'Ur5 llc-ftj during a football game and the same arm inlmbitcd by CINCINNATIAN stajcrs meeting a cleadlinc. Marcia Smith, Designer Denny Silverman, Typing Editor fan Batterson, Advertising Editor Chuck Manthey, Managing Editor Saralou Ahern, Designer fim Chisholm, Organizations Edito T Ron Fischer, Index Editor Art Edztor Charlotte Jfleflraw, Seniors and Aeademzes Edztor jane Horseley, Business Manager Linda Knosp, Editor O- X.-1 STUDENT DIRECTORY-BoTTom Row: Jacque Morgan. Marilyn HenThorn, Jane Horsley, Linda Knosp, EdiTor: Lance Simpson, Lynn Newcomer. Second Row: AniTa Pandor'T, JaneT KersTeTTer, Barbara Ebel, Rosalee Cook, Janice T-lessel, Sandy Slcinlrle, Barbara l-leaTh, Marilyn l-lirschberg, Third Row: Jan Kimberly, Nancy Pellman, Barb l-loTTmann, Nancy Nunn, Barb KasTinq, Jean Feller, Jean Hedger, JoAnn Meyer, Gerri Cobern, Arlene Rubinolll. Fourlh Row: JaneT A. Banks, Judy BuTz, PaT Loescher, KaThy Long, Joyce STeinmeTz, BeTTy ScoTT Ireland, Ann Belcher, Bobbi STubing, John Bol- linger, CaTherine l-luheey, Bonnie Clarlc. UC's own liTTle black book oT Telephone numbers, The STudenT DirecTory, displayed a colorTul picTure oT Mclvliclcen on iTs cover This year. BeTween The covers OT The direcTory There is a bachelors and maidens paradise oT names, ad- dresses, and Telephone numbers oT all US sTudenTs. The Di- recTory is divided inTo Three secTions. The blue secTion con- Tains emergency and TaculTy campus numbers. The whiTe pages lisT sTudenT phones and The yellow secTion composes The classiTied ads. The new cenTrex dialing sysTem whereby iusT Tour numbers are needed To place a call beTween any Two areas on campus has greaTly improved The eTFiciency of campus communica- Tion, lmprovemenTs In The STudenT DirecTory include The cen- Trex lisTing Tor all campus phones. A supplemenT conTaining The numbers oT co-op sTudenTs is also disTribuTed campus- wide. Bob Beck, Business Dean Newberry, Editor PROFILE-BoTTom Row: Judy Linder, Roberl' Beck, Dean Newberry, Priscilla l-lancoclc, CynThia Car- sTarphen. Second Row: Jacque Morgan, ElizabeTh MiTchell, Joan BuTTriclc. l-lerloerT Zigler, Nikki Orlemann, Sherry Levy, BridgeT Gwin. Top Row: Jay Yarmove, MarTin T-luelsrnann, Kirkwood Brodie Gary SmiTh, Jerry Roa, Al Lederer, Gomer SchmalTz. ln an aTTempT To appeal To all sTudenTs and TaculTy, This year ProTile expanded iTs sTaTF and ediTorial scope To cover everyThing Trom baslceTloall To poeTryg Trom candid ob- servaTion of The conTused Treshrnen To personal inTerviews OT naTional newsrnalcers. Perhaps The mosT challenging sTory To The sTaTT and ThoughT-provoking To The reader was The arTicle in which ProTile Toolc a Tace-To-'lace loolc aT l::oTh sides OT The racial quesTion. To cover The TirsT view a Trip To Philadelphia was made To inTerview lvlariorie Penny, Tounder oT The original Fellowship l-louse, a rabid inTegra- TionisT group. A second inTerview was wiTh William Miller ol CincinnaTi, Tounder of The NaTional AssociaTion Tor The AdvancemenT oT WhiTe People, Profile also gave The Uni- versiTy a chance To laugh aT iTselT wiTh iTs usual wealTh oT carToons and slceTches on campus liTe and safirical glimpses oT Tamous BearcaTs. PROFILE NEWS RECORD PUTS OUT 36 ISSUES Staf merrtbeiy edit their copy before turning it in to the news editor. i Chardy Lockman, Theater Editor fudy MeCart3t, Social Editor N6-fax Larry SIIZHIIIHIJ Ifditor'-izz-Cllia Km Knarr. Photograjzher HI ,lx 1,1 lv' Rich Coatney, Sports Editor Ray Mauc'1', Luca! Adz'r,'1Ii.riz1g Ed Schroer, Managing Editor Diane Lundin, Neiw Editor Sharon Hauseman, Associate Editor NEWS RECORD-BoTTom Row: Diane Lundin, Sharon Hausman, Larry Shuman, EdiTorg Judy McCarTy. Ed Schroer. Second Row: CaThy Hyde, Al Comello, Frank Kaplan, Bob Engle, Tom Prince, Sandy Risch. Top Row: Nancy Leach. Chuck ManThey, Charlie l,evinThal, Rich Dineen, Mike Friedman, Jim Ramsey, Dale WolT, Peggy Boyd. NR: VOICE OF THE STUDENT The I965 issues oT The NEWS RECORD had personaliTy. This personaliTy was molded by Larry Shuman, Ed Schroer, Sharon l-lauseman and Diane Lundin and Their Tun-loving, ThoughT-provoking sTaTT. These sTudenT iournalisTs worlced hard Trom Friday To Monday wriTing and Typing The sTories and columns. Tuesday was press-parTy day when The ediTors Treked To WesTern Press To correcT misTalces. Wednesday was The day oT resT and Thursday The paTTern began all over wiTh The weelcly ediTorial meeTing. Proving once more ThaT The RECORD was The voice oT The sTudenT and noT iusT an arm oT The adminisTraTion, The NR came ouT in deTensei oT beTTer campus enTerTainmenT, ToughT The exam schedule and aT- Taclced seaTing policy aT baslceTball games. Bob Schumacher! l::iTing columns, Judy lvlcCarTy's Cupid's Corner and Rich CoaTney's sporTs columns were The highlighTs. BeTween all The worlc, The sTaTT sTill had Time Tor a Tew beer parTies, a TooTball game wiTh STudenT Council and a Trip To Chicago. All This conTribuTed To The new personaliTy oT The I965 NR. Al Heim, Sports Editor of the T Q gi ,, .age-.is-,T I -, ., 4 f W 'iqiestfz 'f T- U mix: ,, ws, ,, f mg. f -,aa' 11 ,i Af ,- gi Y Enquirer, talks to the Sid . :, 1119 'ff 'U T 2 CO-OP ENGINEER-Boffom Row: Doug Smiih. Assoc. Ed.: Sian McCauley, Ed.-in-Chief, Pele Burke, Assl. Busn. Manager. Second Row: Tom Lesler, Ralph Hannman, Dan Tugrischer, Sianlon Glanlz. Now in irs Toriy-I7our+h year of publicaiion, Jrhe COOP- ERATIVE ENGINEER is a magazine designed +o meer The inieresl' of UC's engineering srudenis. This high-qualify magazine fearures looih Technical and non-iechnical ariicles. essays, ediiorials, and jokes. The magazine is sraffed by en- gineering s+uden+s and is published four Jrimes a year. Copies of Ihe COOPERATIVE ENGINEER are dis+ribu'red Io all engineering srudenis, Io fhe Iaculiy, and To local induslries. CO-OP ENGINEER Sex Wiihoui Marriage was Ihe siimulafing Topic of 'Ihis year's Marriage Seminar Thar was presenred by The YWCA and Ihe YMCA. These seminars are examples of 'Ihe many varied aciivifies available Io all UC co-eds. Addiiional YWCA programs sponsored by Ihe Y include Freshman Camp and all-membership meerings. The YWCA seeks 'Io promole a year-round program +o supplemenl The religious, social and culiural environmenf of each pariicipaiing mem- ber. YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION-Boffom Row: Kaihy Murphy, Jan Bafferson, Jane I-Iorsley, Virginia Lambert Donna Sforms. Top Row: Nancy I-Iough, Anne Radcliffe, Vice-Pres., Val Raabe, Pres.: Elaine Goerlemiller, Sec.: Darlynne Theiss, Nancy Jo Adams. Y. W. C. 8' A. . im I Q, UP PM HQ me 'J 1 Ili s-.., . S 3 ' ' . s 4 a 'I eip! ,p wr K V. ' .ir 5 .. , y, - .gfgx V,g!'Vunfx , YMCA FRESHMAN CABINET-BoTTom Row: Terry Phillpe, Terry Dunlap Vice Pres Jim PraTTe Pres Bob Miranda Sec,ATres.: Nick Shelley. Top Row: Randy Sander Chip FllioTT Bob Nilson Bill T-lenzue Greg Bowers, Tom Berlcer. The YMCA's program goT OTT To a blazing sTarT This Tall as one OT The cabins aT Freshman Camp burned down! Freshman Camp is a Tun-Tilled weekend ThaT provides an opporTuniTy Tor new sTudenTs To meeT The TaculTy in an inTormal aTmosphere and To receive helpTul hinTs abouT college Trom sTudenT leaders. Two new programs were also sponsored by The Y This year. One oT These, The CoTTee l-louse, is designed To promoTe inTormal geT-TogeThers be- Tween sTudenTs and TaculTy. AnoTher program recenTly es- Tablished is The TGIF Rock and Roll dances. OTher acTiviTies oTTered by The Y include The lnTernaTional STudenT Re- cepTion, Sophomore and Freshman ConTerences, Marriage Seminars, and monThly all-membership meeTings. These pro- grams are open To all UC men and are presenTed To encourage and sTimulaTe inTellecTual, moral, and social de- velopmenT. YMCA CABINET-BoTTom Row: Charles Woodward, Jerry Trimble Sec Charles Haoner Vice Pres Jay Wright Pres.g Joe Farlcas. Mike Hudson, Tres.: KeiTh Jording Top Row Joe BurneTT STeve HuTT man, Jay Hay, Ron Alexander, Jim Lied, Milne Marker, John MarTin STan Grogg ll x. as A I func fnds two students ending college by beginning a life together. Church architecture adds beauty to Cincinnati. Religion, the lite with God, is basic to the American way and is a strength to UC students. The churches ot Clitton and nearby suburbs till on the weekends tor services and mass. With graduation, pinmates become newly-weds in the greatest religious tie. interwoven between Sundays are meet- ings and get-togethers at the campus religious organizations. Catholic students find deep meaning in the Mass. ifY'E52rJi?9i5iTi'h3ff5Ei3f s'fi WYE An acolyte leads the procession. Wise Temple at Plum Street is one of the most beautiful synagogues CHURCH AND RELIGION ARE NOT FORGOTTEN IN COLLEGE The minister gives a friendly handshake as his congregation leaves. C. S. 0. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION-Bo'H'om Row: Bill STarr ,Minna Balm-er, Sec.: VicToria Weigel, Pres.: Mrs, RuTh Bein-Esche, Advisor: Richard McKniqhT, Vice-Pres.: VicTor Weqelin, Trees. Top Row: Norman Menze, Suzi PeTering, Michael Hirsch, Susan Rhoades, PeTer Broy, Members OT The ChrisTian Science OrganizaTion com- menced Their year by parTicipaTing in OrienTaTion Week. In an eTTorT To uniTe The ChrisTian Science sTudenTs on campus inTo closer bonds oT Tellowship, CSO sponsored an annual lecTure delivered by a member oT The ChrisTian Science Board OT LecTureship OT BosTon. A second address was pre- senTed in The laTTer parT of The year. Since They compleTed Their redecoraTion oT The YMCA chapel, CSO members now meeT There Tor Their weekly meeTings. an i! p 4b Rs Nb BAPTIST STUDENT FELLOWSHIP-BoHom Row: Cheryl Sfallworih, Pres.: Darrell Bosiow. Trees.: Peggy Bluebaum. Top Row: Janise Jackson, Larry Throckmorfon, Marcene Mooney, Gail Low, Connie Tuggle. The Baplisr Siudeni Fellowship is under ihe sponsorship of The Bapiisi Siudeni Foundalion of ihe American Baplrisr Convenlion. I+ is under rhe guidance of ihree ouisianding men: Rev. Elmer Boslow, Pasiori Mr, Roberi Hornyak, Fac- uliy Advisory and Dr. Garland Parker, Chairman of The' Board of Trusiees. BSF believes Jrhai siudenr work should be church-relaied raiher ihan a separaie eniify on The campus. The program is adminisiered 'From M12 Auburn Baplisi Church for Tuesday and Sunday meefings. The Agnos'ric was The subieci of a speech presenied 'lo BSU members a+ a spring weekend reireai ar Lake Seneca. A+ ofher reireals, informal discussion groups and planned aciivilies in life were fealured. They also provide inspiralion, informaiion and fellowship, creaiing ihe spiriiual climaie essenfial for Chrisiian growih while siudenis ariend college. BSU funciions io help members assume lheir obligaiions as Chrisiian ciiizens. BAPTIST STUDENT UNION-Boifom Row: Ernesi Beevers, Advisor: Bill Palmifer, Pres.: Dave Ledden, Vice-Pres.: Becky Walfers. Top Row: Peggy Kerchock, Pele Jenkins, Sieve Curless, Verla Ackman, Jean Kaies, Phyllis Byrd. l, ,se J 'J 'Wal' if ' , 1. ,J if .. NEWMAN CLUB-BoTTom Row: Jo Ann SchuITz, Bob EgloTT, Penny BarTh, James Schnell, Jane WerTheimer, Pres.: FaTher Don McCarThy, Chaplain: Ralph Schooley, Vice-Pres.: Bernard Rhodes, Treas.: Susan DeTers, Sec.: Karen CarTer, Judy Sandman. Second Row: Judy Grogam, RoberT Morrell, Mary Lou SmiTh, Carole Ann Block, Donald Prahl, Michael Crowe, Nancy Brumleve, Dave Schwain, Joe Seipel, KaThIeen O'l-lair, Marellene Wedig, Marlene Dandrea, Carol Schnapp. Third Row: Bob WenerT, Jim Knippenberg, Jerry BergTeId, PaT Taylor, Ricky Winlcleman, Bob Neidhard, Gerald Weyer, Franlc Salem, Sue LaTscha, Tom GauIT, Fernando Jimenz, Bonnie I-Ienson, Babu Thomas. FourTh Row: Dan Wedig, Bob Vorherr, Linda FonTenoT, KaThie CuIberTson, Nancy Sanger, Tom Zimmerman, Jane Tabar, PaT Vieson, Sally Skillman, RoberT I-Ieller, Charles Oldiges, John Curley. Top Row: Emil MacuITry, David Jasper, Bob Florig, STeve Millborn, Bob Wallace, Frederick Irwin, Don Kemen, Milce Nieman, Ray Hallbach, Joe HoTTmann, STeve WoITer. NEWMAN CLUB The UniTed Campus ChrisTian Fellowship was organized This year by The merger oT Tour diTTerenT ProTesTanT de- nominaTions. UCCF acTiviTies are cenTered in The Tormer WesTminsTer FoundaTion I-louse. Regular evenTs on The UCCF calendar are dinner on Wednesday evenings and luncheon on Thursdays. BoTh meals are Tollowed by inTormaI discussions. On Thursday TacuITy members are guesTs and are inviTed To ioin an exchange oT ideas wiTh UCCF mem- bers. This inTer-denominaTionaI group also sponsors Tall, winTer, and spring reTreaTs, in addiTion To Their year-long proiecT, The WesT End FducaTionaI ProiecT. I-Iilce, Two, Three, Tour! was heard Tor miles around ForT ScoTT camp as Newman Club members Tramped The grounds aT Their ouTing. Through The auTumn season members oT Newman Club gaThered aT The cenTer To sing aTTer TooTbaII games. ExisTing To aid CaTholic sTudenTs in The advance- menT oT religious depTh as Their secular educaTion pro- gresses, members dedicaTed a new wing and chapel To Their hall on campus in OcTober and aT The Ohio Valley Province ConvenTion in April. U. C. C. F. UNITED CHRISTIAN CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP-BoTTom Row: Michael Koen, STephen MonTgomery, MarTa Osborne, Philip Gary, Nilsen Cline, Sharyn Weiss. Top Row: KaThy Riordan, Kevin Riordan, Sfanley I-IolT, DirecTor: Charles Carr, Pres.: Gayle SwiTzer, Vice-Pres.: Muriel Jenlcins. ,un-. B I V 'f-s2.Rfa gow Nm. tv Nl Y' HILLEL-Boffom Row: Miriam Translaieur, Vice-Pres.: Michael Freidman. Pres.: Donald Edelsiein, Advisor: Paula Edelsiein, Housemoihery Judy Pilzer, Sec.: Judy Faleder. Top Row: Eileen Slern. David Fish, Howard Schumacher. Sleven Windmueller, Marshall Rapaport Bernard Fish, Iris Meyers. Splash! The members of Hillel are swimming in lheir new pool. Their newly remodeled basemenr also includes a ping- pong lable, so meelings are now coordinaied wirh 'lhese ac- riviiies. Through ils diversified program, Hillel gives sludenls an aclive involvemenr in all phases of Jewish life. Highlighis are Sabbalh services, conveniion, and slcii nighr. Courses in Hebrew and Yiddish are provided al' rhe Hillel house lo acquainl members wilh Jrheir Jewish heriiage. The Wesley Foundalion, cenlered al' 27I7 Clifron, is 'ihe Melhodisi Church on campus. Wesley provides a program of worship, fellowship, social aclion and spiriiual inspirarion designed To develop and mainrain a closeness belween Merhodisr and +he college communiiy. The chapel is always open for prayer, and personal counseling by The paslor is avaliable. Wesley is open afier all home games for an in- formal gel-Jrogeiher. Also sponsered are weekend relrears and picnics. WESLEY FOUNDATION WESLEY FOUNDATION-Bo'H'om Row: Sue McElTresh, Vice-Pres.: Bob Boellcher, Treas.: Rev. Jack Slephenson, Direclory Sandra Beaver, Ray Allison, Pres.: Juaniia Taie, Sec. Second Row: Janel' Sey- berf, Charles Rapp, James Chenowelh, John Brady, Marrha Cromwell, Alice Blankenship, JoAnna Wolfe. Top Row: Barbara Blauluss, Arden Douce, Larry Hollingshead, David Wellman, David Piepho, Don Riemenschneider, Richard Townley, Sharon Knabellramp. X gf' ,fn k7,, V... W? lf' LUTHERAN-Bo'H'om Row: Connie l-lelrick, Sec.: Lloyd Anderson, Pres., Rev. Seymour, Advisor: Jeri Dobranslci, Rich Eby, Treas. Second Row: Mary Coriee, Julie Harrison, Elinos Emmel. Jeff Johnson, Kip Williamson, Jane Anderson, Ron l-lelriclc. Top Row: Ned Geclcle, Viclci Balmer, Wall Anderson, l-lorsl Wagner, Neil Edwards, Mary Baker. The Lulheran Foundalion encourages UC sludenls lo allend ils dinner meelings al lhe Lulheran Church of lhe Cross each Sunday evening. Meals are served by members of local Lu- 'rheran churches and are followed by social, recrealional or discussion programs. Discussions are led by lhe pasloral advisor, local paslors and sluclenl and Universily leaders. The Lulheran Foundalion o'FTers a coordinaled program, including dances and parlies, for lhe developmenl ol' Chris- lian fellowship. A Musical World's Fair was lhe Theme of This year's lnlernalional Club. Nalions represenled in The show included Iran, Japan, Indonesia, Germany, and Scolland. Proceeds from lhe Follc Feslival wenl 'lo lhe Help l-ligher Educalion for Lasling Peace Fund, which provides aid lo needy foreign sludenls. The lnlernalional Club, composed of foreign slu- denls allending UC, encourages cullural exchange among INTERNATIONAL CLUB sfudenrs. INTERNATIONAL CLUB-Boflom Row: Judilh Thornlon, Sec.: Raman Singh, Vice-Pres.: Kwang Cho. Pres., Ali Imam, Babu Thomas. Second Row: Muliona Jucloamidioio, Rasilrkumar Gohil, Rhm Singh, Lucie l-luynh, Mary Lou Eshehman, Nancy Neay. Third Row: Vermula Subba Rao. Alberl Parloi, Seong Rhee, Ramesh Shelh, Fernando Jimeng. Top Row: Peler Shen, Guesli Rusmali, Horsl Wagner, Lillian Rhee, Choll Jun. bln V7 'ca' X? SCABBARD AND BLADE SCABBARD AND BLADE-BoHom Row: Ronald Lauer, Richard Ammon, Adrian Andree, Nicholas Merydirh, Louis Taylor. Capt: Terence Chrzan, James Powell, Russell Tripp. Top Row: James Schwab, Ralph Schooley, Terence Carey, Thomas Myers, Kennelh Kranlz, James Boesel, Leslie Lyile, Jack Skidmore. The men of Scaloloard and Blade are chosen from upper- class ROTC cadels displaying ouislanding abiliiies in mili- Jrary leadership and apliiude. Among The aclivilies of Scalobard and Blade are Hs weekend iniiiaiion encampmeni for pledges and irs annual Life in Jrhe Army program. This program, sponsored by Scabbard and Blade, is a panel discussion by The ROTC insiruciion for senior cadeis and Jrheir wives or sweeihearis. The discussions provide valuable iniormalion alooul going on aciive duly, As This program demoslrales, Jrhe purpose of Scaloloard and Blade is lo pre- pare caders for lives as successful Army officers. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY-BoTTom -Row: Fredric Lynch, Glenn Russell, Edward WoTTman, Paul Dahle, James Carney, Bill Lawson, Bill Simmons, Jim Rankin. Top Row: Neal Conrad, KenneTh McClain, gharles MasTers, Mike Frohmiller, Kevin Powell, Roger Wills, Ronald Hupman, John Sample, Charles app. Arnold Air SocieTy recognizes ouTsTanding upperclassmen parTicipaTing in AFROTC. The socieTy was Touncled aT UC in I947, and since ThaT Time, I76 oTher squadrons have been organized. UC's Arnold Air co-sponsors OperaTion JeT Jenny wiTh The Angel FlighT, and The Queen CiTy Drill MeeT wiTh Army ROTC. The SocieTy also marches in The Memorial Day and VeTerans Day parades and in UC's Homecoming Day parade. TwenTy-seven plebes received blue and whiTe ribbons aT Hap Arnold Angel FlighT's Iarges+ Tapping in November. The older members had already experienced The proba- Tionary Time explaining The hisTory, achievemenTs and ac- TiviTies oT Angel FlighT ThaT The pledges were now inTroduced To Tor The TirsT Time. Members assumed The duTies oT The Angels such as serving as hosTesses Tor The AFRGTC and marching on The drill Team. ANGEL FLIGHT-BoTTom Row: Suzanne Buck, Judy Yeager, Beverly Russell, KaThy Shirk, Edlyn Marcuse, Marcy Dilling, BeTh Vaughan, 'Jean WillwerTh, Cindy Kasson, Sharon Hausman, Suzanne Arend. Second Row: Carol Rooney, PaTTy SinnoTT, Skippy Kahsar, Barbara SchaTz, Jo Anna WolTe, Doris Thayer, PaTTie Baker, MarTy Messner, Leslie Baker, Mary BeTh MaiTre, Norma ScoTT, Debbie WhiTney. Third Row: Karen ShaTTer, Sue Herrmann, Jack TorTora, JoAnn Meyer, Nancy Bromleve, Barb Drake, Jean Feller, Rise STevens, Sandra Hodgson, Terry Richman, Mary Jane Reemelin. Top Row: Diane Popp, Judy LaThrop, Gay Gallagher, Carolyn Limes, Carol FoerTsch, MarTha WilT, Carol BerToglio, KaThy Jo MarTin, Linda EllioT, JoAnn STrong, Judy CompTon. PERSHING RIFLES-Bollom Row: Ronald Holzman., Robel Arnslon, Viclor Wegelin, Jack Skidmore. Capl.7 Norman B. Menze, David Reid, Don Craig. Second Row: Nelson Wolke, Dan Faughl, Bruce Garry, Kenn Baylen, Slephen Malhis, Ralph Meyer, Phillip Jenn, Palrick Riley, Marc Tessler. Top Row: Mike Scully, Jhilip Schlachler, Jerry Osborne, Dennis Carson, Don Volkmar, Don Dahmann, Larry Phillips. PERSHING RIFLES The purple and while lourragere on an Army ROTC uni- form marks a member ol lhe Sociely ol Pershing Rilles. Or- ganized in l894, Pershing Rilles is designed lo oller lresh- man and sophomore Army ROTC cadels more mililary ex- perience lhan class lime alone permils. Advanced corpsmen who are PR alumni command lhe cadel unil. The highlighl ol Pershing Rille's year is lhe lall camp where pledges re- ceive weapons lraining. They also send men lo compele wilh ALPHA KAPPA PSI olher universilies in drills. The encouragemenl ol good scholarship conslilules one ol Alpha Kappa Psi's primary aclivilies. The morale and policies ol lhis professional lralernily lor business adminislra- lion majors makes lhe allainmenl ol good scholarship a maller ol pride and inleresl lo all. The lralernily is open lo lhose male Business Adminislralion sludenls who desire higher professional ideals. The group acguainls members wilh business communily aclivilies lhrough lours and selecled speakers. ALPHA KAPPA PSI-Bollom Row: Frank Sunderhaus, Jerry Monlopoli, Sec.: Ronald Weich, Vice-Pres.: Joseph Ollaviani, Pres.: Pele Blakeney, Treas.: Tom Surd. Second Row: Tom Walkins, Charles Bezial, Terry Brooks, Jay Wasserman, Harold Kraus, William Moomaw. Top Row: Wayne Wrighl, Wilbur Carey. Gary Volz, Roger Weller, Charles Maurer, Ron Ehrhardl, Rudy Cammerer. SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS--Bolfom Row: Rodney Birkinbine, Treas.: Jay Avner, Vice- Phes.: Richard Weigand, Pres., James Scroggin, Advisory Richard l-lalier, Sec. Second Row: Tim Sissin, Richard Pisller, Thomas Aullz, Gerald Shanor, Al Kloslerman, Barry Erickson, LeRoy Andrews, Roberl Mann, George Swisher. Third Row: Roland lvlenlessi, Roberr Mitchell, Terence Chrzan, Dick Germuska, Jon Gerhard, John Long, David Maihes, Ronald Bollinger, Alberl Parker. Fourfh Row: James l-liss, Gary Vollbrachr, David Daggy, John Miller, Lynn Korns, Bob l-lendon, Chris Lenhardy, Sieve Branch, Richard Schwing. Top Row: Eugene Cook, Sran Mumma, Ted Wagner, Jay Dunkerley, Glenn Knight Donald Sundgren, Torn McFarland, John Provinshi, Ron Hurlmeier. The Socieiy of Auiomolive Engineers provides an organ- izalion for sludenls inleresled in aulomobiles or in careers in auiomorive and relaled fields of engineering. ln ihe paslr Jrwo years The group has experienced exireme growlh, in- creasing in size from lwenly Jro nearly IIO members. The annual program includes an economy run, a lrip lo The ln- dianapolis 500 lvlile race, a series of induslrial Tours lhrough aulomobile planis in The area, and guesl speakers. SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS--BoHom Row: Jerry Welling: Cary Frame, Vice-Pres.: James Sherlock, Advisor: Allen Jaisle, Pres.: Bob Himes, Sec.: Grover Burler, David Lee. Second Row: Tom Dice, Rich Bollinger, Dan Fuchs, Mal Foley, John Reynolds, Gary Banks, John Mowery. Top Row: Kiennerh Suda, Reber? Carey Tim Dils, John Seybold, Bruce Minlurn, James Seybold, Gary Echelbarger, Jim Eckelberry. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS-Boffom Row: Paul Tyndall. Ronald I-less. Treas.7 Fredl Palferson, James Ransey, Glenn Blevins. Sec.: Roberl' Milchel. Top Row: Roger Spencer, Jack Smilh, Fred I-lelisley, Girard Simons, Allan DuPon+, Beverly Troescher. Despile ils recenl beginning on This campus lhe UC chap- ler ol The American Insliiuie of Aslronaulics and Aeronau- Jrics has become one of UC's mosi aciive professional so- cielies. The local poini of This year's program was The siudeni paper compelilion sponsored by Ihe Nalional AIAA. The UC chapler was chosen as hosl for lhe compeiiiion for sluf denls in ihe Greal Lalces Conference. Pariicipanls wroie papers on The aerospace lield. These were subseguenily judged by professional engineers and cash prizes were awarded To The winners. The members This year also enioyecl a Iour of ihe Aronca Ivianulacluring Company in lviiddlelown, numerous leclures, and parlicipalion in inlramural baslcelball and bowling. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS AMERICAN INSTITUTE ASTRONAUTICS AND AERONAUTICS-Boifom Row: Allen Jones, Vice- Pres.3 Daniel L. Smiih, Pres.: James W, Gress, Sec. Second Row: Joseph L. Inholle, Jim Barrowman, Jim Slrahm, Brian Slrachan. Third Row: Donald W. Jones. Thomas N. Meyer, Roiberl C. Purlcey. Thomas J. Bird, Terry Gamber, William L. Camp. 302 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS--BoHom Row: Mark Rodner. Clifford Himmler, Harry Dobashi, James Bono, Donald MacLean, Treas.: Sieve Schmallz, David Droll, Ronald Saniilli, Jerry Meyer. Top Row: Richard Walkins, David Livingsion, Frederick Fisher, Paul Duduif, Richard Blauvell, Rod Seve-ke. Joe Doulhell, Dave Kuhn. John Cunningham. The program lhis year forihe American lnsliluie of Chemi- cal Engineers included plani Tours lo Monsanio Plasiics, Procler and Gamble and Hudepohl Brewery. ln coniunciion wiih The professional socielies from Jrhe olher engineering deparlmenis, A. l, Ch. E. sponsored a senior career sym- posium al which speakers from various facels of induslry visiied The campus and spoke on job opporiunilies in Jrheir respeclive fields. A highlighl of The year was Jrhe All-Senior Banguei held 'lor members and laculiy. ALPHA CHI SIGMA-BoHom Row: Craig Darragh, Warren Mowry, Louis Lindemen David Griesl Second Row: Dennis Briscoe, Peler Burke, Charles Deeb, Harmon Kirkpafrick Top Row Sieve Herbold Greg Dilger, Jack McClelland, Leland Dickey, Rob-er? Niebuhr. Eleclrophilic and slolhly Iomes cliclsl' growl and grumble on The desk. All Jripsy were Jrhe melronomes and Jrhe reacfions quife burlesque. Allrhough 'rhe day was overaged, Jrhere does commence prolileralion. The sel had here been lalely slaged for a fanlislic Jrranslormalion. Among Jrhe lab relorls and flasks, moved 'lhe callow youlhs sel aboul porlenlous lasks. They soon mighl ponder valued Irulhs knowing well, as each man should, Thar all morlal fale is enigma. Bur al UC, i+'s undersloocl, Ihis is clispelled by being an Alpha Chi Sigma. ALPHA CHI SIGMA ALPHA CHI SIGMA-Bo'Hom Row: Ronald Sanlilli, David Droll, Richard Blauvell Treas Jerry Fuqua, Vice-Pres., Daniel McCrigh+, Pres.: James Bono, Sec.: David Kuhn, Richard Shullz Top Row Richard Walkins, Sleve Schmallz, Frederick Fisher, Thomas Hari, Raymond Ober Paul Duduil Rod Seveke, Dave Livingslon, Ronald Shemenski, Robert Brown. AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION-BoH'om Row: Eloise Jensen, Bill Clyde, Fred Rizzo, Vice-Pres.: David Gackenheimier, Pres, Pam LeTTeI, Sec.-Treas.g Edwin Sanders, Diana Dragoo, Mary Gibbons, Susie Davids. Second Row: RoberT Hodgeman, David Barlralow, Linda Sunham, Paul KamleiTer, Richard Kolezynslci, John Solaro, Michele Rahe, Carolyn Achor. Richard EensTer. Third Row: WalTer Hubish, Phillip Lamirand, Richard Morrow, John Gacloenheimer, Tom Fay, David OsTerberger, 'Marshall Edwards, 'Jerry Palermo, Tom Humphries. Top Row: Norman WeisbrudT, STephen LeweTch, Daniel Beechulc, Douglas Sawyer, ArThur Adams, Richard Messierly, Joseph Roney, Edward Besse, Jack DomeT. APhA The sTudenT branch of The American PharmaceuTical As- sociaTion encourages professional relaTions wiTh The oTher healTh Tields, improves The pharmaceuTical science, promoTes The welTare oT The public healTh and TurThers The proTession OT pharmacy. The associaTion meeTs once a monTh To hear currenT spealcers and To plan Tor iTs open houses held during Pharmacy Week and OrienTaTion Week. Every February, UC hosTs ThirTeen pharmacy colleges Tor Their Regional Con- ASCE venTion. The American SocieTy oi Civil Engineers is an organizaTion ThaT encourages proTessional awareness in iTs members Through The sponsorship oT visiTs To several CincinnaTi indus- Tries. RepresenTaTives OT local indusTry are inviTed To discuss The various TaceTs oT The civil engineer's iob aT secTional meeTings OT The ASCE. The SocieTy publishes a newsleTTer and sponsors several social evenTs ThroughouT The year, in- cluding an annual picnic honoring The seniors. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS-BoHom Row: Bruce STeiner, Ronald STorri Treas' Thomas Reich, Vice-Pres.: John LesTer, Sec.: George McClennen, John Weise. Top Row: Dave PeTersl Roger ZaniTsch, Donald Sundgren, Bernard SToll, James Shade, Russell Tripp. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS-BoHom Row: Gerald Mericle, Allen Jaisle, Dan Fuchs, Jerry Welling, Pres.: Charles Bell, Bob I'-limes, Grover Bufler. Second Row: Tom Dice, Rich Bollinger, James Luginbuhl, Mal Foley, John Reynolds, Gary Banks, John Mowery, Lee Bauman. Top Row: Kennelh Suda, Roberf Carey, Tim Dills, John Seybold, Bruce Minlurn, James Seybold. Cary Frame, Jim Eckelberry. The purpose of The American Sociely of Mechanical En- gineers is Io acguainr engineering srudenls wirh The diiierenl aspecls of Iheir profession. Admission is open Io all Those sI'udenIs majoring in mechanical engineering who have saris- Iaclory scholarship. The sociery was founded in I9I I ar 'rhe A.. Universily and since has helped make Ihe academic environ- menr of Ihe mechanical engineers more enjoyable. The pro- gram is usually made up of speakers and movies and is ac- cenlred by seclion-change parries and Ihe spring picnic. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS-Bo'I Iom Row: David Malhes, Roland Menressi, John Provinski, Treas.g James I-Iiss, Pres,g George Swisher, Robe-rl' Mann, Don Denney. Second Row: Thomas Aullz, Richard Schwing, Alberl Parker, Richard Germuska, Jon Gerhardl, Barry Erickson. AI Klosrerman, Terry Chrzan. Third Royv: Gary Vollbrachl, Sleve Branch, Richard Weigand, Ron Huff- meier, S'I'an Mumma, Bob Hendon, Eugene Cook. Roberl Milchell, David Daggy. Top Row: Ted Wagner, Tom McFarland, Jay Avner, Dick Dippery, Rod Birkinbine, Glenn Knighl, Jay Dunkerley. Ron Crolzer, John Miller. l AMERICAN SOCIETY OF METALS-Bo'Hom Row: Ted I-leberling, Sec.: Daniel McCrigh+, Pres.: Jerry Fuqua, Treas. Top Row: Arfhur Love, Don Toslenson, Bill Biislan, Terry Mohr. Raymond Loesch. Loesch. AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR METALS Members ol The American Sociefy for Melals are pre- senled wilh a greal diversify ol beneiils for a melallurgy sludenl. Lilce mosl professional socielies, ASM sponsors sev- eral ioinl Iunclions for sludenls including represenlalives from induslry, planl Tours and leclures. Each year members are inviled Io a banquel held in lhe Cincinnali Engineering Building and sponsored by The Graduare Chapler' ol ASM in honor ol lhe gradualing seniors. Sludenl and graduale mem- bers are also mailed numerous melallurgical handbooks and periodicals al greally reduced rales. On lhe non-professional side. lhe UC chapler parlicipales in several phases ol infra- murals and celebrales The ending of each quarler wilh a sec- Jrion-change parly. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF METALS--BoH'om Row: Richard Lishullz, Thomas Kanlor, Roberf Brown, Treasg Ronald Shemenslci, Pres.: Daniel Mcifrighl, Jerry Fuqua, Roberf Barry. Top Row: Bill Blislan, Roberr Schullz, Ron Ober, Tom Hart Chris McKenney, Terry Holzlman, Richard Hall, Jack I-larshbarger. 1 FN +-ui -410139 . mmf... ,- BETA ALPHA PSI-BoTTom Row: Tom Prince, Sec.: Donald PabsT Advisor Jim LammerT Pres Gary Volz, Vice-Pres.g Jerry MonTopoli, Treas. Top Row: Tom 6aulT Bill KunTz Gary Welch Frank Brown, Errol Rosen, Jim Douglas. AreTe is The service organizaTion wiTh membership limiTed To Those women who major in physical and healTh educaTion. AreTe members add To Their classroom knowledge by exTra acTiviTies sessions and discussional meeTings. The girls also head such acTiviTies as The Friday evening Co-Rec NighTs and women's inTramural evenTs. They have Tull use OT The acTiviTies room in The Women's Physical EducaTion Building and sponsor such social evenTs as The WinTer ParTy and lvloTher-DaughTer BanqueT. The obiecTive oT BeTa Alpha Psi is To acquainT sTudenTs wiTh various jobs open To accounTing majors aTTer gradua- Tion. This accounTing honarary and proTessional TraTerniTy also aTTempTs To promoTe beTTer relaTions beTween The TaculTy and sTudenTs. AT dinner meeTings held Tour Times a quarTer The TraTerniTy has various speakers discuss TuTures in accounT- ing, The group program includes social acTiviTies in addiTion To Tours oT local business esTablishmenTs. ARETE-Bo'H'om Row: Janie Weales, Vice-Pres.: Barbara Frazier, Pres.: Joyce Moran Sec Jean ScoTT Treas Second Row: KaThy Murphy, PaTsy Branch, Donna Brown, Rosalee Cook, PaTrlcla Turner Top Row Doug DeRosa, Bob Covode, John Parker, Bill Jennings. Al. 3514 , H nf' if 9 y , A .1- SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT-Boflom Row: Merlin Willey, Bud WiTT, Vice4Pres.g Desmond lv1arTin, Advisorg Bill T-linfon, Pres.g Richard Mullen, Treas. Second Row: James Swanson, Tom Kaiser, Ned Daly, James Baker, Richard KinsTler, Jerry KaplowiTz. Top Row: John McNamara, Norm ETzler, Rudy Cammerer, Rodger Smoclc, David Deller, John l-licks, Bill ReichTer. The SocieTy Tor The AdvancemenT oT ManagemenT was Tormed in l936 as a union oT The Taylor SocieTy and SocieTy OT lndusTrial Engineers and Today has an annual parTicipaTing membership oT over 250,000. Several Times a quarTer mem- bers oT The UC chapTer meeT wiTh prominenT businessmen oT The CincinnaTi area To geT acquainTed wiTh and discuss or- ganizaTional planning and speciTic managemenT problems. The UC chapTer was Tounded on February I, I957, wiTh The help oT ProTessor Norwood Geis. The men oT Sigma loTa Epsilon are dedicaTed To TosTering high ideals and eThical pracTices in The Tield oT business man- agemenli ATTiliaTed wiTh The College oT Business AdminisTra- Tion, This honorary managemenT TraTerniTy selecTs iTs mem- bers oT The basis oT Their high scholasTic averages. Sigma loTa Epsilon beneTiTs TuTure business leaders by oTTering Them an opporTuniTy To exchange managemenT ideas. SIGMA IOTA EPSILON-BoH'om Row: George Gore, Advisor: George Kralovich, Pres.: Desmond lv1arTin, Advisor. Top Row: Tom Kaiser, Rudy Cammerer, David Deller, Tom Prince, Daryl Heeg. WWW. if-L7 3 -or T? TM' 65 P5 DELTA OMICRON-Boffom Row: Nancy Farley, Sec.: Miss Anna Marie Ganier, Advisory Paisy Rohier, Pres.: Alice Pfingsiag, Vice-Pres.: Carolyn Roellger, Treas. Top Row: Carllyri Slremick, Char- lelle Rofh, C-reichin Miiendorf, Barbara Sherer, Lindsey Wisenbalner. Delia Omicron was founded naiionally on Seplember 6. l909, ar ihe UC College Conservafory of Music and is srill +he only professional music sociery Jro be founded by CCM undergraduaies. The women and rheir gracluaie members annually sponsor an all-membership fall banquei, a Chrisfmas Parly for chariiy, and bolh closed and open recirals held in rhe CCM audiiorium. Della Omicron gives assisiance 'lo young musicians wirh scholarships from Jrhe alumnae and loans from Jrhe naiional organizarion. Members are seiecred during ihe second quarier each year from women in rhe College-Conservalory who have superior grades in music. sound characier and poreniial as professional musicians. DELTA OMICRON A gathering around the piano passes an afternoon. The DO girls dance to The Adams Family DELTA SIGMA Pl DELTA SIGMA Pl--BoH'om Row: Calvin Schroer, Harold Kirzner, Tom Andes. Second Row: Tom Prince, Gary Anlrobus, Vice-Pres.: Don Schmerber, Pres.: Fred Dielrich, Frank Brown, Sec. Third Row: Bob Burkill, Mike Fisher, Jay Huber, Richard Kinsile, Roberl Snyder, James Parfhenakis. Top Row: Sian Claybon, Ross Benfer, Bill Sheafer, Alan Arend, Jerry Clark, Tom Hendricks, Dan Reuler. Della Sigma Pi is Jrhe inlernarional lralernily for men in The field of business and commerce. The UC chapier was founded in l924 ro honor siudenls in Business Adminislrra- lion. The main goals ol Della Sigma Pi are 'ro promole higher srandards in Jrhe field, lo creare and mainlain srudenl inleresr in business and Jro insrill high commercial elhics. The fra- Jrernily presenrs scholarship keys To ils oulsianding sludenrs, sponsors a yearly Founders Day Dance in +he fall, and cli- maxes The year by naming Jrhe lralernily queen al The annual Rose Dance. 1 QW MQ' N '13, 51.9 v s Rv' I J L ' if i INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICAL ENGINEERS-BoH'om Row: Paul Whilacre Tom Zimmerman, Sec.: Jeff Kalb, John Vieson, Treas.1 Ray Blaclcslone, Quenl' Clarlr. Second Row: Richard Noslver, Irvin Miller, Roberl McGarvey, Theodore Felfig, George Williamson, Ted Bernhard, Melvin Edgar. Top Row: Dellon Richardson, Darrell Smifh, Gary Ahlgren, Dennis Morgan, Paul Bleecher, Gary Sfroebel, Bruce O'Connor, Randy Holi. The members of The lnsrilule of Eleclrical and Eleclronical Engineers seelc io add lo Jrheir classroom environmenlr by sponsoring numerous speakers on research in The field and iob opporfuniries for irs graduares. The program carried our by lEEE includes bolh 'rhe social and The academic. Annual- ly, holding Jrhe graduale school symposium and iunior Jrhesis panels complemenls Jrhe Iradirional seclion-change parries and gel-To-gerhers in rhe Quadrangle. INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICAL ENGINEERS-Boifom Row: Donald Shook, Roberr Robe-rl Rayle, Paul Lindhorsf, Charles Brornbaugh, Sec.: Andrelw Smilh. Top Row: John Belfon. AlGC Reinhardt Larry I-Ieisey, Dan Aneshansley, David Monlgomery, Lynn Anderson, Tom Sreinberger. f'-Q ,f'Nl'sX -hn!' -J Q V. mga , f 's 7 KAPPA EPSILON-BoH'om Row: Susie Davids, Treas.: Carolyn Achor, Vice-Pres.g Pam Lehcel, Pres.: Eloise Jensen, Sec. Top Row: Mary Gibbons, Linda Dunham, Michele Rahe, Diana Dragoo. The Rho chapTer oT Kappa Epsilon, a naTional sororiTy Tor women pharmacy sTudenTs. cooperaTes wiTh TaculTy members To sTimulaTe a desire Tor high scholarship and inTeresT in The proTession. Each year The sororiTy presenTs Two scholarships To pharmacy slrudenls. They also sponsor The Melva Beclc award To The ouTsTanding sophomore in pharmacy. Founded aT UC in l949, The sororiTy promoTes high scholarship and provides social evenTs Tor The enioymenT of boTh iTs members and The College. Upsilon chapTer oT Kappa Kappa Psi was charTered in l928 To promoTe leadership among male band members. Kappa Kappa Psi develops a wholesome respecT Tor The ac- TiviTies and achievemenTs oT The band and provides social experiences Tor Those engaged in college band work. A year- ly proiecT Tor The members oT The band honorary is The con- sTrucTion oT The band TloaT. Kappa Kappa Psi also presenTs an award To The ouTsTanding freshman bandsman. The so- cial agenda lisTs The iniTiaTion banqueT, spring-Time picnics and TheaTer parTies. KAPPA KAPPA PSI-Top Row: Adrian Andree, Vice-Pres.: KenneTh Sams, Pres.: Bob STevenson, Sec. Second Row: Oscar BriTTon, Edward Shapiro, Jerry McClellan, Paul Coble, Jr. Top Row: Harry Archer, Leonard Cook, Jr., DelTon Richardson, Mike Waring, RoberT Berry, RoberT SchuTTe. if ES' KAPPA PSI-BoTTom Row: Norman WeisbrodT. Jerry Palermo, ArThur Adams, Treas.g Fred Rizzo, Vice-Pres.: Bill Clyde, John Solaro. Top Row: Tom Fay, David Barlcalow, Marshall Edwards, Joseph Roney, David Gackenbeimer, Paul KamleiTer, Richard FensTer, RoberT T-Todgeman. Kappa Psi, The naTion's largesT pharmaceuTical TraTerniTy. was also The TirsT professional TraTerniTy in pharmacy. The prime obiecTives oT BeTa Phi chapfTer are To inspire in mem- bers a deep pride in Their proTession and To TosTer high ideals and scholarship. Providing The righT blend oiT proTessionalism and TraTerniTy liTe, Kappa Psi annually sponsors a Tall rush program, The pledge-acTive TooTball game, New Year's eve ParTy Tor The college and a Founders' Day BanqueT. KAPPA PSI SupplemenTing The educaTion courses oTFered by The Col- lege OT EducaTion, KindergarTen-Primary Club helps prepare TuTure Teachers Tor Their proTession. K-P Club is a sTudenT branch oT The NaTional AssociaTion Tor Childhood EducaTion. FuTure Teachers on The primary school level learn abouT The needs oT panel discussions, movies and speakers. Trips To schools and The UC nursery oTTer TirsT-hand observaTion. KINDERGARTEN-PRIMARY CLUB KINDERGARTEN-PRIMARY CLUB-BoTTom Row: Agnes Manney, Advisor: Jane DieTrich, Pres.: Yvonne Morfon, Treas. Top Row: Gerri FiTzpaTriclc, Vice-Pres.: JudiTh Thies, Sandy Thaubald. PHI MU ALPHA PHI MU ALPHA--Boiiom Row: Scoil l-lusion, Advisor: Bob Gray, Pres.: Joel Marshall, Vice-Pres.: iom Mann, Sec. Second Row: Dave Peirik, Treas.: Bob l-lockenberger, Michael Schleyer, Sieven Smilh. Third Row: Roberi Brunsman, Danny Zirpoli, Randall Blue, Mike Hanning, David Draper, Jay Broderick, Larry Mcharland. Top Row: Thomas Akins, Gary Papach, Charles Lauierbach, Roberi Perkinson, John Gonzalez, Marshall Applbaum, Hardin Whiiacre, Edward Hinshaw, William Kick. Phi Mu Alpha is The professional music iraierniiy. Eia Omicron chapier is based ai ihe College-Conservaiory +o iuriher ihe developmeni oi music in ihe area. The iunciions of ihe honorary iraierniiy are designed io complele This primary goal by including such ihings as speakers and re- ciials. Phi Mu Alpha also promoies a broiherhood among ils members Jrhrough various non-music social iunciions io round oui' a busy calendar. Pl CHI EPSILON-BoTTom Row: Mrs. Wanda Mosbaclaer, Advisor: Ann Hoshaw, P'res.: Elizabelrh HOTT, Vice-Pres.: Carol Penrod, Sec. Top Row: Carolyn MarTineau, Carolyn Lajrhrop, Carol Schnapp. Pi Chi Epsilon, The professional honorary Tor women in The colleges oT Business AdminisTraTion and Engineering, was Tounded aT UC in l924. Members are chosen on The basis oT such meriTs as scholarship, acTiviTies and personaliTy. An- nually The honorary awards a ring aT Honors Day To The ouT- sTanding woman graduaTing Trom one oT The Two colleges. Each year The members plan a proTessors' breakTasT and hon- orary membership has been besTowed upon Two women on The TaculTy. The Temple oT Scarab TraTerniTy was Tounded aT UC in 1929 as an honor socieTy Tor all ouTsTanding archiTecTure sTu- denTs. Scarab creaTes a spiriT among These Top-ranking sTu- denTs by TosTering a compeTiTive spiriT Toward advancing The Tield of archiTecTure on The UC campus. Scarab presenTs an annual award To The ouTsTanding senior in The Tield of archiTecTure and programs several social TuncTions Through- ouT The year. SCARAB-Bofiom Row: John Archea, Sec.: OysTein Erilcsen, Advisor: Richard BaxTer, Pres.: Hans Bleilcer, Vice-Pres.: Mike Doyle, Treas. Second Row: David KemniTzer, Mike Kirchmayer, Tom Scheclcel- hoTT, Leonard Kagan, David Ross. Top Row: John Chovan, Roberi' Meadows, James Lowry, JonaThan Woodman, John Ungar, RoberT CraycroTT, Michael Koepper. H14 '4ll4w 'IUl'f SECONDARY-EDUCATION CLUB-BoHom Row: Nan Lanham, Bob BrossarT, Vice-Pres.: Jim HarT- man, Pres.: June Bieler, Sec. Top Row: JaneT Jenkins, Nancy SanregreT, James Williams, Lue Turner, TimoThy MonTgomery. BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB To learn more abouT business educaTion and look inTo The TuTure oT The Tield, sTudenTs maioring in The sTudy organized The Business EducaTion Club. Annually The members plan a spring picnic geT-TogeTher. During The year, The group Trav- eled To The SouThwesT Publishing Company To see The process oT publicaTion of business TexTboolcs, ln April They aTTended SECONDARY ELEMENTARY CLUB The Ohio Business Teachers Convenlrion held in Toledo, Ohio. SuggesTing membership requiremenTs by iTs name, The Sec- ondary-ElemenTary Club is open To all sTudenTs in elemenTary and high school educaTion programs. Founded wiTh The in- TenTion oT promoTing educaTional ideals and obTaining an ouTward view oT educaTion, The club sponsors boTh com- muniTy and campus speakers TorThe beneTiT oT The group. Annually The club plans a banciueT and holds a picnic Tor def prived children. Balce sales provide The group wiTh Tunds necessary Tor service proiecTs. BUSINESS EUDCATION CLUB-BoTTom Row: Paula l-leclcman, Lois Miller, Vice-Pres.: Barry SieberT Pres.g Arlene Reckman, Sec.'Treas. Top Row: CaThy Luegering, Gail Klein, David Merkel, Barb Lindsey Judy SieberT. TAU BETA SIGMA-BoH'om Row: Arlene Brill, Vice-Pres.: Nancy l-lupperTz, Pres.: Marlene McCoy, Sec.: Linda Gall, Treas. Second Row: Joselyn Leeds, MargreT SawiTzlco-Lipslci, Connie KersTen, KaThie Philips, RuTh SchmidT. Top Row: Sara FleTcher, Laura Rabe, RuTh GoldTuss, Jennie Wilkin, Judy McClellan, Carolyn Cade, Laurella Lederer. Tau BeTa Sigma. naTional honorary band sororiTy, oTFers membership To Those women sTudenTs mainTaining a 2.0 accumularive average and having The TirsT-year band award. The TuncTions oT The group revolve around service proiecTs Tor The band. AT ChrisTmas Time The sororiTy organized a carolling parTy and during The year They sold gloves and suspenders Tor band uniTorms. They provided cookies Tor band camp and The band mixer. The members also aTTended The l965 naTional convenTion. TAU BETA SIGMA Sigma Alpha loTa, The largesT naTional proTessional music TraTerniTy Tor women, was 'founded in l903. NaTionally The group sponsors The American Music Awards CompeTiTion every Three years To TosTer music and musicians in The US. ln addiTion To planning and giving music programs aT var- ious homes in The area, The members oT SAI also presenT an annual American Musicale. AT The reciTal, The sTudenTs pre- senT music Trom The collecTions oT prominenT American com- posers. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA SIGMA ALPHA lOTA-BoHom Row: Suzanne McNeil, Mary Jane STephenson, Sec.: Ann HunT, Pres.: Bloom Bergman, Vice-Pres.: ElizabeTh Remsberg, Joyce Rolli, Treas.: Jane Frazier. Top Row: Bonnie Sprunger, Carol Snyder, Loreen OswalT, Julie Sasser, Laurie Perks, Barbara Ide, Virginia Pensinger. MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL-BoH'om Row: Donald Williams, William Zimmerman, Timorhy Housley, Sec.: Fran Cornelius, Joseph DiGenova, Pres.: Mal Foley, Vice-Pres.: Donald Ruhlman, Treas.: Michael Paxlon, Pres. Second Row: Joseph Turner, Roberl Grove, Richard Kolezynski, David Bokelman, John Grisik, l-lerberr Edwards, Michael Pa'r'ron, Jewel McElravy, Jerry Srober. Top Row: Larry Proclor, Mike Srnolnycki, Frank Nurier, Ed l-lariwig. Joe Hoffman, Dave McMullian, Andrew Wilson, Roger Bilen, Les Greenberg, Bryan Rose, David Weill. Presidenls Council, The enlerprising group under iurisdic- lion ol Men's Residence l-lall Council, is composed of Jrhe presidenls ol each unil or house and is organized separalely in each residence hall. Meeiing pi-weekly, ir has developd an indusirious program wirh lhe help of rhe newly crealed alhleiic, scholaslic, social, and safely commiilees. Com- posiiely, lhe Presidenis Council, based on energelic unir par- Jricipalion, has hopefully begun a new lradiiion of sludenr aclivily. The Universiiy inilrialed a program This year 'lo pur new life in Jrhe residence halls. Their reviralizarion was placed in The hands of residenr counselors Neal Berle, Fran Cornelius, Michael Ferrari and Ralph Monricello, who worked under 'lhe Dean of Men's oiclice as assislanis To The dean. These men and Jrheir wives worked closely wilh campus and dorm leaders +o ser up a complelre social program in The residence halls and 'ro work our Jrhe founclalions of a dorm government MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL ADVISORS-Boilom Row: Ralph Monlicello, Leda Moniicello, Fran Cor- nelius. Top Row: Neal Berie, Anne Berle, Michael Ferrari, Janice Ferrari. - .m-ilsm 1mmmn 1000 SAWYER RESIDENCE HALL-BoTTom Row: Donald Williams, Ralph MonTicello, Ken Elder, Michael PaxTon, Pres. Top Row: David Weill, Michael PaTTon, Ed I-larTwig, Pres.: Andy Wilson, Roger Bilen, Jerry SToloer. Four new high-rise residence halls have pierced The campus skyline This year. and nearly unanimously, The upperclassmen of Sawyer have Tound Them popular, l.iTe in suiTes. raTher Than Two-man rooms, lends more comTorT and inTormaliTy To residenT housing. Sawyer's sTudenT governmenT has esTab- lished a scholasTic honorary and has provided various speak- ers and movies ThroughouT The year. A common sighT is The men of Sawyer lounging high up on Their loalcony-Terraces. SAWYER RESIDENCE HALL Coinciding wiTh The inTlux of residenTs inTo The new high- rise residence halls has come novel sTudenT inTeresT in campus governmenT. ForemosT in This vanguard of sTudenT concern is The Men's Residence Hall Council, composed oT repre- senTaTives of each residenT uniT. The Council aTTords The sTu- denTs a self-governing, democraTic group, Through which an exTensive culTural, social, aThIeTic, scholasTic, and govern- menTal program has been successTully iniTiaTed This pasT year. MEN S RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION OFFICERS-Bo cIiGenova Pres.: Mal Foley, Vice-Pres.: Don Ruhlman, Treas. MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL Hom Row: TimoThy I-lousley, Sec.: Joseph 320 DABNEY RESIDENCE HALL-BoTTom Row: Jehf McElravy, Mike Thomas, Treas.: Neal BerTe, Richard Kolezynski, Larry ProcTor. Top Row: Bryan Rose, Pres.: Les Greenberg, Dave Mclviullian, Mike Smol- nycki, Vice-Pres., Dave Bokelman. FRENCH HALL The men of French Hall This year iniTiaTed The house sys- Tem oT governmenT, dividing The hall inTo governing uniTs OT abouT TiTTy men each. Every house chose a name, elecTed oTTicers and appoinTed commiTTees Tor scholarship, aThleTics and social programs, French Hall's acTiviTies This year in- cluded a college bowl beTween The houses, a spring weekend and an Olympic meeT. Freedom House published The TirsT hall weekly and Freud House won The All-Hall Scholarship DABNEY HALL Award. Dabney Hall is no longer merely a dormiTory in which non-commuTers spend Their Treshman year: insTead, iT has grown wiTh The UniversiTy's building program. Newly iniTiaTed evenTs such as The College Bowl, The STe-ak and Beans Dinner, The lvan and The Sabers dance, and The exTensive inTramural program were creaTed by commiTTees, never beTore or- ganized. Dabney Hall, under The direcTion oT Neal BerTe and PresidenTs Council has TormulaTed an improving college life Tor Dabney sTudenTs. FRENCH RESIDENCE HALL-BoTTom Row: Joseph Turner, FronTier Houseg Michael Ferrari William Zimmerman, French Riviera. Top Row: RoberT Grove, FranTic House: Frank NuTTer, Freud House Joseph HoFTmann, Franquil House, John Grisik, Friar House: HerberT Edwards, Frey House. . MEMORIAL RESIDENCE HALL MEMORIAL HALL--BoHom Row: Cindy Carsrarphen, Evelyn Relrig, Pres.: Susan Hauser, Judy Manly, Deidia Hair, Sec.: Sheila Malkin, Barbara Guynn. Second Row: Carol Koplan, Linda Rosen, Barbara Rosenberg, Carol Moore, Connie Knigga, Marcia Piclcnel, Sue Schmidt Alice Wood, Annelle Rosen, Vicki Sole. Third Row: Rosanne Trecaso, Sherry Levy, Judy Macbird, Cherie Hassell, Chrisiine Lindsay, Marry Galch, Toni Paul, Carlyn Pease, Chrislina Balcer, Mary Anne Slaven, Regina Wilson, Donna Schmil. Top Row: Marilynn Woda, Donna Slear, Linda Wise, Marsha Greer, Elinor Emmel, Harrier Weaver, Virginia Moraweclc, Carol Slone, Cheryl Adler, Nalalie Sallz, Alice Alexander, Marsha Wrighl, Carol Haines. Living in 'rhe shadow ol Siddall Hall has nor hampered rhe spirils of The co-eds who call Memorial dorm home, Now 'rhe oldesl Universiiy residence hall, Memorial dislinguishes iiself each year by The conlribuiions of ils women To campus and universily life. The governing associalion of 'rhe dormi- Jrory sels Jrhe slandards by which ils women live. ln addilion, lhe Memorial Hall Associaiion plans such social acrivilies as open houses and gel-logelhers wilh olher dorms on campius. LOGAN HALL e -x T V y ,5 i In fit. ,Sa LOGAN-Bo'H'om Row: Carolyn Juergens, Marilyn Hirschberg, Joyce LippincoH', Sally Challield, vice-Pres.: Sue Lipsky, Pres.: Mary Blevins, Sec.: Carol Pofs, Treas.: Jan Kersleller. Top Row: Belh Uaughan, Sharon Marlz, Marilynn Weber, LuBel'h Weller, Lynne Rice, Paula DeFord, Doris Thayer, Linda ivlellzer. The sfucleni nurses living in Logan Hall share Jrhe spiril of a universiiy campus ancl dedicalion lo a professional goal. Because ihe olormilory is olli-campus, The governing body of Logan Hall encourages rhe spiri+ which now 'rypilies UC's s+uclen+ nurses, while al The same Jrime selling Jrhe sranclarcls which will help Jrhe women reach Jrheir goal. Campus recog- niiion of Their Jralenl' and accomplishmenl is seen in nurses' eleclions To such honors as Honorary Cacler Colonel ancl Homecoming Queen. SIDDALL RESIDENCE HALL l SIDDALL RESIDENCE HALL-BoH'om Row: Penny Huffman, Jane Lowe, Ronnie Adis. Pam lueffel. Rulh Siollz. Vice-Pres.: Mimi Voss. Konni Spechi. Mary While. Second Row: Naialie Levers, Carolyn Waiis, Ellen Obendorf, Susanna Seghi. Barbara Rice, Diane Sumey. Top Row: Judilh Rohrbough, Frances Roudebush, Karen Scholl, Susan Sfevens, Pauleiie Philhower, Sue Armsirong, Arlene Rubinpfl. The women of Siddall Hall occupy Jrhe Jrallesr dormiiory ever buili in ihe universiiy's hisrory. The iourleen-siory land- mark houses approximaiely 500 coeds. The doors were opened in Sepiember, 1964, and provided lounges. elevaiors and privale phones. The new all-campus dining room is housed on The lower level. The dorm was dedicaied on November I3, I964, in honor of Mrs. Helen M. Siddall, for many years aciive in The Queen Ci+y's culiural and civic life. Molly Whyte and Beth Vaugh, present and past Band Sponsors, The tuba blurts out bass notes at a campus convocation. march before the band during the UC-Miami halftime break. UC MARCHING BAND 325 Robert Garretson, Director Bass voices blend in the choral arrangement. UNIVERSITY CHORAI. ACTIVITIES Hours and hours of practice go into each performance. 326 .g When an organizaTion rneeTs Three Times a week, There is a deTiniTe clue ThaT The group loves whaT iT is doing. Such is The case wiTh The nearly one hundred members oT The Glee Club-They love To sing. The Glee Club puTs on Two shows each year. The ChrisTmas ConcerT and Spring ConcerT are held around The annual spring Tour when The Glee Club Talces a bus Tour abouT The naTion giving perTormances in key ciTies. The Glee Club has under iTs organizaTion Two smaller singing groups: The Unive-rsiTy Singers and The Men's CcTeT. --fi'-:.v,..::s'1 i uiiiassx 'Qiffw , , -r :sn-: i:,:? wi I fm 715552, ., . ' .V , A- -'H ,.,gg,: s GSLEE CLUB-BoHom Row: Janel Evans, Cynlhia Nieman, Paula Heckman, Carolyn Moomaw, Sue Abboll, Pal Miller, Sylvia Porror, Jo King, Shari Baum. Mary Ann Clausen, Sue Blossom, Dr. Roberl' Garrelson, Linda Gourley, Jo Anna Wolle, Sue Crowell, Rosemarie Fox, Cheryl Salkind, Mary Jane Slephenson, Kalhleen Smilh, Arlene Rubinollf, Janel Seyeberl. Second Row: Elizabelh Schneider, Norann Mueller, Bonnie Sleding, Gail Klein, Cheryl Arend, Merry Cullum, Penny Hullman, Gayle Buchman, Trish Erayo, Lennelle Case, Karen York, Judy Marback, Lynn Newcomer, Judy McCarly, Susanna Seghi, Nancy Vorse, Frances Murphy, Rosanne Trecaso, Calhy Hyde, Andrea Walker, Jo Ann Greiser. Third Row: Lois Nalhan, Ellen Obendorl, Mary Hopkins, Nancy Winder, Margarel Rolles, Janel Kimberly, Ginny Lamberl, Janel' Jones, Nancy McClure, Mary Jane Cochran, Rulh Paulsen, Nancy Lloyd, Lynn Rice, Roberla Kramer, Carol Maxey, Marilyn Henlhorn, Carolyn Limes, Nancy Born, Sandra Ernsl, Judilh Erbeck, Donna Schneeman. Fourfh Row: Nancy Hough, Carolyn Scheidler, Belly Hendricks, Sue Taylor, Judy Collins, Dave Barnell, Lou Marlin, Gary Ralhman, Horsl Wagner, Denny Childs, Bob Spence, Jim Clarkson, Mark Seilried, Todd Garvin, Ronald Bridges, Sieve Kendall, David Braun, Pal Desh. Kalhy Long, Sue Mole, Jane Bohuenkamper. Top Row: Philip Fischer, Roberl Inglis, Bill King, Dick Herlellinger, Doug Jackson, Soren Anderson, Mich Turner, Niel Slump, Dick Amos, Jon Gerhardl, Sieve Lesh, Warren Trickey, Call Wise, Lawrence Murry, Warren Johns, Larry Angel, Sleve Porler, Jim Ferone, Milch Miller, Howard Hines, Ed Humphrey. UNIVERSITY SINGERS-BoHom Row: Sue Blossom, Warren Trickey, Lehneelle Case, Denny Childs, Cindy Grogg, Dick Hellellinger, Nancy Hough, Jon Ger- MEN'S OCTET-Bolfom Row: Bob Spence, Neil Slump, Sieve Porler, Mike i hardl, David Braun, Marilyn Henlhorn, Howard Hines, Jo Ann Greiser, Mike Hanning, Arlene Rubinorl, Sieve Kendall, Linda Gourley. Torney, Ed Humphrey, Jim Ferone, Warren Johns, Mark Sielried. i i 1 I E I 327 INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATERS DEBATERS-Bo'rTom Row: Paul VoeT, RuTh Hirschberger, Sec.-Trees.: MargareT Kohler, Top Row: Tim Shay, Jim Seal, Floyd Eden, Richard KinsTler. AlThough only six years old aT UC, The lnTercollegiaTe De- baTers began wiTh an 8-4 card aT The UniversiTy oT Chicago and conTinued To compile a very impressive record This year. The purpose oT The organi2aTion is To give sTudenTs an op- porTuniTy To gain experience in public speaking, in quick, clear Thinlcing and expressing ideas in a pursuasive manner, while represenTing The universiTy in compeTiTive evenTs. The agenda This year included an all-expense-paid Trip To New York CiTy and aloouT TiTTeen oTher TournamenTs wiThin a ZOO- mile radius oT CincinnaTi. MUMMERS-Bo'H'om Row: Ken STevens, Vice-Pres.: MariloeTh MaTre, Warren Trickey. Tom Neuman. FFGS-I Fred Arfwld. Rild RGI'Y1Uf1dO. SSC.: Mark Ammons, PaT PenningTon, Julius Edgar Mouse, BerTram Workum. lvlummer's Guild, Tounded 47 years ago, is The oldesT sTu- denT organizaTion on campus. The primary obiecTive oT The Guild is To produce good TheaTer wiThin The Tramework oT The UniversiTy. lT also provides The groundwork Tor hopeTul young proTessionals, as well as an exTracurricular acTiviTy Tor Those wiTh a lively inTeresT in The arTs. This is aTTained by producTions such as Summer and Smoke and The Flower- ing Peach which were sTaged This pasT year. The season is highlighTed by The annual spring musical, Membership Tor Mummers is drawn Trorn The enTire sTudenT body and has been given a recenT boosT Through The TormaTion oT The new Speech and TheaTer ArTs DeparTmenT in The UniversiTy. MUMMERS GUILD CINCINNATUS 'T CINCINNATUS-BoTTom Row: Claudia Lindhorsf, Suzanne Arend, ForesT Heis, Treas.: Nancy Moore, Advisorg Jay WrighT, Pres.: Debbie WhiTney, Vice-Pres., Carole Ann Block, Jerry Trimble, Pam Venosa, Joyce TeiTz, Don Schuerman. Second Row: Tom Binder, Carolyn Vance, Jody Winkler. Joe BurneTT, Linda Bongiorno, Tom WaTkins, Barbara Read, Lynn Barber, Judy Heclrerman, Sharon Haus- man, Carolyn Juergens, Judy BarTleTT. Third Row: Carol Shelly, Dale Lawrence, Sue SagmasTer, James Schwab, Mary Lou Maddux, Burk Tower, Dan Carmichael, Ned LauTenbach. Top Row: STeve Carr, Doris Fey, Tim Barker, Jack BoulTon, Ron Alexander, ScoTT Johnson, Jim Lied, Ken Heuclc, Skippy Kahsar, Dave Levering, Carol Groneman, PeTe Blalceney, Members oT CincinnaTus SocieTy, an honorary service or- ganizaTion, mighT well be considered UC's good will am- bassadors. The CincinnaTus SocieT hel s To esTablish a Teel- . n Y 4 p n ing OT school splriT Tor UC among incoming Treshmen by planning varied programs Through which The many 'FaceTs oT college are viewed. One oT These programs, a series OT summer Coke parTies in which CincinnaTus members meeT informally wiTh Tulrure freshmen, help To dissolve The new- comer's Teelin ThaT he is 'usT anoTher sTaTisTic To The Uni- Q D I versiTy. CollegiaTe Day is presenTed Tor TuTure Treshmen. Cn This day, high school seniors from all over The ciTy are inviTed To UC Tor a Tour oT The campus, dinner, and a TooTball game. ln addiTion, CincinnaTus sponsors several evenTs during orien- TaTion week, including UniversiTy NighT, UC Open House, and The Freshmen Mixer. YV WOMEN ADVISORS-BoHom Row: Anila Pandorf, Belsy Myers, Judy McCar+y, Karen N'olle, Talily Burns, Vice-Pres.: Darlynne Theiss, Pres.: Sue Siclcing, Sec.-Treas.g Doris Fey, Jean Baderlscher, Donna Sloms, Parly Cole, Paula Berlcowilz. Second Row: Lynn Newcomer, Elaine Goerremiller, Suzanne Buclc. Pallye Rausch, Sondra Hodgson, Barbara Slewarl, Jane Linlcmeyer, Marilyn l-lenlhorn, Gail Sparlcs, Susie Davids, Norma Scolr, Paula Delzord, Debbie Whilney, Jeanne Garrerf, Jo Ann Fellens. Top Row: Carole Ann Block, Sue Bishop, Calhy Morgan, Marilyn Coshun, Leslie Baker, Jane Horslev, Susan Uible, Sharon Ryan, Carol Horlon, Janei Seyberl, Sharon Hausman, Nancy Farley. Women Advisors are responsible 'For orienlaring Jrhe in- coming freshmen women info 'rhe ways and acriviries ol 'rhe UC campus. The organizalion is planned by The Dean of Women's office who insligale a rraining program for quali- fied freshmen and sophomore women. Each upper class gurl is assigned a number of incoming women who arrend meer- ings on a daily basis for Jrhe firsl weelc of school. The Women Advisors relale ro The freshmen how ro loin Jrhe various or- ganizalions on campus, how lo srudy for classes and how lo use 'rhe library. .Q V S iff ,T 5 .N X Y fa- 3 l in ix ii if R, rs 1 9' WOMEN ADVISERS eff xr, WV , M 1 'ff ' Q i MEN'S ADVISERS MEN'S ADVISORS-Boffom Row: Richard Drayson, Ken l-leuck, Bill lvlonnig, Chrm.: James Schwab, Second Row: Dave Barneff, Dan Carmichael, Jerry Trimble, Charles l-lagner, Ned Laufenbach. John Jennings, Michael Adachi. Third Row: Rich Theryounq, Tom Erfel, Gary Aulf, Ken Velfon, James Maurer, Sam Jack, Jack Domef, Richard Davis, Arf Kuhn. Top Row: Lynn Barber, Mike l'luclson, Nick Besch, Arfhur Adams, Tom l-less, Dick Easley, Scoff Johnson, Ken Sfevens. Acquainfing freshmen men wifh fhe acfivifies of fheir new college and helping fhem make a successful fransifion from high school fo UC is fhe funcfion of Men's Advisors. These men are al' fhe peak of fheir work during fhe firsf fwo weeks of school when fhe incoming frosh are wandering abouf fhe' campus in a confused sfafe. Selecfion fo fhis group means accepfance of a fremendous responsiloilify, Those men chosen for Men's Advisors musf have high grades and a fhorough knowledge of fhe campus. SAILING CLUB-BoHom Row: Sue Drysdale, Dave Schwain, Treas.g Jane Brumleve, Dan Harmon. Andy Kemp. Sec.: Maryeila Dray, Andi Lippelman. Marilyn McCar+hy. Second Row: Gary Dinan, Jean Pierce, Dale Reilh. Bill Baehr, Jim Barrowman. Diclc Shock, Chris Inelhor. Top Row: Terry Ghrzan. Slevellen Salcsa, William Fosler, Philip lvlerz, Denny Donohue, Dave Malhes, Doug Carpenier. Wilh 'rhe Ohio River ai' hand, UC's sailors are always in lheir elemenl, During The spring and fall Jrhe Sailing Club, a member of ihe lvlidwesl Collegiale Sailing Associalion. sails in compelilion wiih olher area colleges and universilies. Lasl lall They hosled four schools al a local regalia, iour- neyed +o Chicago where Jrhey compeled in Jrhe Timie Angs+en Regalla, and sailed in +en spring regallas. The club owns Jrwo 'rech dinghies. and has an acliye 'lraining program for inleresled non-sailors. UC's recenlly organized Porpoise Club plunged inlo Jrhe swim of campus aclivilies by sponsoring a Spring BUST, a program designed lo recruil high school seniors inieresied in swimming for UC. The Porpoise Club is composed ol var- siiy swimmers and campus leaders inleresied in promoiing good sporlsmanship. New members of lhis honorary service organizaiion are annually lapped al Jrhe Indiana-UC Swim Meei. The Porpoise Club also sponsored a swimming pariy for orphans. PORPOISE PORPOlSE CLUB--Bo'H'om Row: John Miles. Bill Faul. Junior lvlorgeson, Pres.q9Tom Glueclc, Jerry Kaplowilz. Top Row: Cleon Wingard, Russ Desserich, Dean Lampros, Darryl Wiesenhahn, Ken Wolf. Bill Monnig. CLUB ,V if: A lk- ,-an 'vb may .,...,,, Rai? 2 .ass ,fvl swf, g 1 WT! HOMECOMING COMMITTEE-BoH'om Row: Donna SToms, Linda Knosp, Judy BarTleTT, Johannah Decamp, Co-Chairman: Sharon l-lausman, Darlynne Theiss. Top Row: Joe BurneTT, Jack BoulTon, David Karen, Dave Durham, Paul Dawson. MonThs oT planning by The I964 Homecoming CommiTTee HOMECOMING COMMITTEE provided Tor a well-organized queen conTesT, parade, crown- ing and dance. For The TirsT Time, a Tuesday nighT pep rally was scheduled aT which Time The Homecoming royalTy were announced. EnThusiasm grew in sororiTy and TraTerniTy houses as hours were spenT building TloaTsg compeTiTion was lceen as all rivaled Tor prizes under a Theme oT Hallo- ween and SupersTiTion. SaTurday evenings dance The WiTching Hour climaxed The exciTing weelc. SNO is open To all sTudenTs in The College oT Nursing and l-lealTh, wiTh a desire To parTicipaTe and a greaT inTeresT in Their TuTure proTession. This organizaTion provides a chance Tor sTudenT nurses To advance and mainTain highesT educaTional and proTessional sTandards and promoTes group parTicipaTion and leadership in Tields allied To nursing. A delegaTe is senT To a sTaTe-wide convenTion. The monThly S. N. O. meeTings include speakers and group discussions. STUDENT NUURSES ORGANIZATION-BoTTom Row: Carole Poling, Tres.: Sally Slay. Vice-Pres.g Sue STuarT, Pres.: Mary Blevins, Sec.: Top Row: Mary Niemczylc, Doris Thayer, Barb Rose, Marilynn Weber, Jan KersTeTTer, Judy BarTleTT, Marilyn Hirschberg. ,,,,-.M 4 in . v M, iv' E' 334 W Fw ,, : :.s.b1f. .r ,Iss- -. T' Zfsiefztf- SPIRIT CLUB-BoTTom Row: Regina Wilson, NaTan EpsTein, Bud WITT, Treas.g BurT l.owlichT, Vice- Pres.q Richard Savow, Pres,7 Gail Klein, Sec.: BeTTy Kroose, Carolyn Moomaw, Norma SCOTT, Nancy SansoTTa. Top Row: KaThy Long, JudiTh Thies, Ronald Holzman, Michael Koen, Ronald VogT, Bill Euscurchen, George Euscurchen, M. Dean 6riTfiTh, Ellen Deddens, Richard Long. SpiriT Club insTiIled The Treshmen wiTh ThaT good ol' col- lege spiriT aT The Freshman KiclcoTT BanqueT. They eagerly grasped The winning ways of The TooTball Team and Trans- ferred This To baslceTbalI games in The winTer monThs. Cheer- leaders doused apaThy by sTirring crowds wiTh calls like ClNCY . Pep rallies aided in generaTing UC's liveliness and vivaciousness as Tine spiriT prevailed in The sTudenT body. SpiriT Club also sponsored sTudenT migraTions To games. 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Qff,,..--5552.3 -:Mx sewn A J- ' 'vffiafsf' f-sw Xie Y ff ' -31519, 'LL 71 9 ww Hard-clzargirzg Bill Bailey gains ground on his patenled draw play. UC displays trophy of intra-city championship after bombing Xavier. 340 Coach Dick MacPherson preps defensive front line before Houston contest. With homo town Yonkers. New York a few hours away, Bob Taylor enjoys his lone family reunion of Iho season preceding the Boston Game. UC SCORES BEST MARK IN DECADE Numerous TacTors conTribuTed To The BearcaTs' successTul TooTball campaign oT I964 which included a 8-2 seasonal mark, a Missouri Valley Championship and naTional ranking in rushing oTTense. A rnaior TacTor, especially evidenT Trom The specTaTors' viewpoinT, was The explosive and colorTul oTTensive aTTack based on The abiliTy oT Three versaTile backs: Brig Owens, Al Nelson, and Errol Prisby. Brig Owens, compleTing his second and Tinal season on The UC gridiron, experTly commanded The oTTensive aTTack To a 3l8-yard per game average. The Triple-ThreaT quarTe'rback Trom FullerTon, California scampered Tor 658 yards and passed an addiTional 790 markers Tor six Touchdowns and handled all The punTing Tor an average oT 37- yards a booT. Reliable ground-gainer AI Nelson who, Tor The TirsT season suc- cessTully evaded The iniury plague, led The BearcaT backTield To naTional prominence. The workhorse halTback churned ouT 973 yards in his senior year Tor a UC record and easily placed him as Top groundagainer in The MVC while ranking him Third ThroughouT The counTry. l-lis remarkable I3 Touchdowns also seT a school mark while his 82 poinTs placed him Third in The naTion in individual scoring. On six occasions AI sprinTed IOO or more yards wiTh his eTTorT oT I44 yards coming againsT a hard-nosed l-lousTon deTense. When Owens or Nelson weren'T dashing Through The line, wingback Errol Prisby was sprinTing Toward a score on a long pass play. Errol was on The receiving end oT six Touchdowns, one OT which covered 84-yards againsT DayTon. Prisby averaged ll.5 yards a play. This backTield uniTed on six aTTernoons To Tally more Than 300-yards, Twice Topping The 400-yard mark. An equally imporTanT TacTor was The dependable line which ag- gressively blocked Tor The Red and Black ball carriers. The sTarTing uniT oT STudley's Three-deep plaToon sysTem, which worked so well TogeTher was bulwarked by Three-year veTerans Jerry Momper aT cenTer and Roger Perdrix aT guard. A sTeady perTorrnance oT senior Ted Rodosovich aided The Tackle posiTion. OTher sTandouTs on The Two-way uniT were iuniors Dick Fugere, recipienT oT The DeTensive Linemen Award, Bob Taylor, recipenT oT The OTTensive Linemen Award and Tackle Bob Welch. Behind the sharp and explosive blocking of linemen Bob Taylor f75j and Dick Fugere f63j and QB Brig Owens, senior Al Nelson sprints to one of Cincy's four TD's against Tulsa. UC students crowd into Nijtfrert Stadium to cheer the Bearcats. t EXPLOSIVE ATTACK COMBINES With the jrigskin airborne, wingback Errol Prisby sets his sights for a pass reception. WITH STOUT DEFENSE FOR MVC TITLE AND NATIONAL RANKING Tattered and battered helmets of Cincinnati and nearby Miami are about to clash in mid-autumn Saturday afternoon action. UC's defensive forces surround and styrnie opponents gain Q 1 V -3 sl l 4 Q-K ,aussi qnllllll, ,Quantity , v us lv tl' il' ui- Q 3 4 4 ,fl 5:5 21 A if if 4 19 QQ ww'- L Af-10 w k f 'f ll! In - ' , - ' -g 62- 1 i . ' 'ixfwxyvtif 0, ' .1 A ,g-..QffufJ51-Q M, 1,--J ee- Q' ? M-'ES ,.x gh 'e f4', H' x ' 'Wil YB Wy . 'K ' , fb wifi 1 .U I V Ig ,M -1 I , M 55 2? V' 4, vp i A A Vx m W 5 11: Y 'W V '5 'my CATS ONLY LOSSES DEALT BY GEORGE WASHINGTON AND BOSTON l-lead Coach Chuclc STudley seT ouT To change a Tew oT lasT's years cosTly sTaTisTics. One deparTmenT was Tumbles. SaTisTying resulTs came as The Cincy ball-carriers Tumbled The pigslcin only I9 Times as compared To The 32 bobbles oT The previous season. The improved deTensive resulTs were also evidenT as The BearcaTs limiTed The enemy scoring To a reason- able 99 poinTs, The lowesT ToTal Tallied on UC since The l953 campaign. The deTensive Torces. niclced named 'WeTsu', held seven oT Their Ten opponenTs To one Touchdown or less, includ- ing a whiTewash on DeTroiT. Leading The deTensive bulwarlcs was a veTeran baclcTield composed oT senior saTeTies Bob STeinhauser, The OuTsTanding DeTensive Back and Bob Kopich. Junior John Smedley and graduaTing Royce STarlcs handled The Twin deTensive halTbaclc posiTions wiTh mechanical prose. DeparTing seniors oTT The sTouT TronT line include Taclcle Movie SmiTh and versaTile Ted Cop- ola. p The colorTul l964 TooTball season lciclced-oTT under The Nip- perT STadium lighTs wiTh The DayTon Flyers supplying The op- posiTion. Basic errors in The Cincy oTTense leTT DayTon wiTh a 7-0 lead mid-way Through The TourTh quarTer. The season opener was in a dreadTul siTuaTion beTore quarTer'bacl4 Brig Owens Took over and personally scored I4 poinTs while rushing Tor I23 yards To give UC a 20-IO vicTory. The Tollowing weelc a radi- cally diTTe'renT CincinnaTi club displayed iTs speed and abiIi+y by shuTing ouT DeTroiT, I9-O. The Cincy grid squad reTurned home and prepared Tor cross- Town rival Xavier. UC grounded ouT 258 yards and 332 yards ToTal oTTense To bomb Xavier 35-6. STudley's lads meT Their TirsT real challenge OT The '64 campaign when The 'CaTs Traveled Easi' To do baTTle wiTh BosTon College. An air of victory becomes apparent with the hand clapping of fim H Brig Qwens studies his opposition before breaking down the sidelines. OWENS AND NELSON THROTTLE OFFENSE TO 8-2 CAMPAIGN Coach Chuck Studley and assistants confer over telephones with spotters in the pressbox while able Cincinnati gridders stand ready for action. Huclclling about signal caller Brig Owens, the ,Cats await instructions of ojcnsive attack. Bob Stienhauser and Doug DeRosa talk football tactiex with Coach Bob Delaney after pre-game meal. Guard Roger Perdix provides blocking for Errol Frisby. Future-pro Al Nelxon is magged up after a short gain. 347 . VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-4BoTTom Row: Tom Sobolewski, Errol Prisby, Movie SmiTh, Jerry TMomper, Royce STarks, Bob Kopich, Bob STeinhauser, Brig Owens, Ted Coppola. Second Row: Dave WrighT, Bob Sheehan, Al Nelson, Jim Swanda, Chuck Grigas, AI Neville, Ted Roclosovich, Roger Perdrix, John Smedley, Bob McCabe, Third Row: Dalph Banks, Dennie WoodruTT, Louis Beauchamp, Mike Abrahamovich, Bob Milner, Doug Warner, Bob Taylor, Dick Lucka, Bob Welch, Doug DeRosa, Jay Bach- man. FourTh Row: Charlie DeRosa, Jack ReksTis, Mike Turner, Bill Bailey, Tom Manning, Jim Hoose, Bob Covode, Ron George, Ron Nelson, STeve PosTich, Tim WoodruTT. Fif+h Row: Carl Burgess, John Parker, X. A dejected Brig Owens leaves the field after a disappointing Homecoming upset at the hands of GWU. UC'S VETERAN LINEUP LEADS SQUAD FOR STUDLEY'S BEST WeaTher was The deciding TacTor as UC's chieT ThreaT oT a quick running game was bogged down in The New England downpour drenching The 'CaTs, lO-O. ReTurning To The Rhine- land, The Red and Black Taced The pass-crazy Tulsa Hurricane in The 'CaTs TirsT MVC conTesT oT The season. T:irsT half acTion saw Al Nelson and Brig Owens dominaTe The scoring while The UC de'Tense ouTlasTed Tulsa and naTional pass-wizard Jerry Rhome 28-23. A disappoinTing loss aT The hands oT surprising George WashingTon spoiled The Homecoming celebraTions and broughT UC's record To Tour wins and Two deTeaTs. ConTerence vicTories Tollowed aT NorTh Texas, 27-6, and aT Wi.chiTa, I9-6, To wrap up The Bear-caTs TirsT ouTrighT Missouri Valley Cham- pionship wiTh a perTecT 4-O conTerence mark. WiTh The MVC TiTle Tucked away, The CaTs played hosT To The Miami Redskins and Tallied Their sevenTh win by deTeaTing MUV 28-I4. Cincy closed ouT The vicTorious season wiTh a Tine 20-6 win over naTionally known Hous+on Tor an impressive 8-2 season mark, besT since I954. Allan Wolford, STeve Schwe-iTzer, Tom Horner, Mike Cameron, Ken Jordan, AI SwaTTord, Terry Ballard, Mike Misik, Kevin Teismann, Bob Reynolds. SixTh Row: Dick Fugere, George Thomas, Tom Weiner, Jim Denk, Dennis MaTThews, Darryl Allen, Dick Powell, Jack McGonegle, Larry Koman, Phil RiTchie, George Mussman, Ray Minella. Top Row: Coaches Bob Delaney, Jim Kelly, Prank ShauT, Larry Mullins, Dennie BarreTT, Ken ConaTser, Paul Misali, Head Coach Chuck STudley, Dick MacPherson, Ralph STaub, Darrell Cauley, STudenT Managers Dick Morgan, Ron Helm, EguipmenT Manager Leroy MiTchell. Ojensive-minded Tulsa was forced to play the defensive role as Al Nelson led ball-control Cincy to a 28-I4 win. I1'ill1 Ihr: score in llzzyfmzfs favor, Al Nelson vainly reaches for a TD pass. TEAM STATISTICS I964 FOOTBALL RESULTS UC OPPONENTS UC OPPONENTS Number of Plays .., ,.. 606 567 20 ..., L,.. D ayifon ..... ...NIO Ner Offense .,..,.L.....,..,.. 3 I 80 2528 I9 .... ..,. D GIFOII ... ... 0 Average Offense per Game ..., 3I8.0 252.8 35, ., ,.,. XavIer ..... ... 6 Fir5+ Dgwng ,,,,4,,,,,A,,, ,.., I 65 I44 0. . , . , .BosIon CoIIeqe . . . . I0 Number of Penalifies M N, 48 57 28 ..,. ,,.. T UISG ... ...... ... ... Yards Penalized .,A, H, 4IO 483 I5 .... ,,s. G eorge Washingfon ., , . . . I7 Number of FumbIes ,. . I9 27 27 .... ..,. N or+I1 Texas SIaIe .. 6 EumI3Ies Loslr .... . I5 I6 I9 .... .... W IcI'1iIa ,....,. .. . 7 28 .,., .... IVI Ierrwi . . .... I4 20 ...,... ,....., I-I ousIor1 ,.,....,.,,..,........, 6 CHEERLEADERS AND BEARKITTENS ADD COLOR TO VARSITY SPORTS CHEERLEADERS--BoHom Row: Bruce Applebaum, Bob Wiesrnan, Caplain. Second Row: Susie Griggs. Cheryl Balay, Norma Scoll, Palsy Branch, Joanne Jennings, Lynn Kaernmerle. Top Row: Jim Ellen Jim Kindsvaler, Phil Sheparclson, Buzz Slavin, Rich Theryoung. 1-..-. . ! lg ...Aa N ff ,. K f -Maw, . , ,,,, ,MM h v, Q , 'Qi a awk- Q W mlm' .www BEARKITTENS-Lefi' fo righ+: Jo Ann Franks, Dianne Wray. Linda Kovacs, Mariorie Miller, Sherry Brookshire, Harrie? Liles, Ann Gribbell Wairers, Susan Ward, Susy Gaines, Linda Luiz. Parn Woodburn, Ann Joan Eider, Jean Rewwer. Richardson, Joyce Swain, Marilyn Parsiiifi, Jennifer Brian, Sharon FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM-Bohlom Row: Joe Luchi, Mike Lucas, Dierinqer, Dave Shindollar, Mike Luerck, John Howard, Marly Kelly, Dick BoJldir, Dean Foser, Torn Becker, Bob Hafer. Top Row: Coach Ray Charley l-louslon, Dick Liming, Bill l-lenzie. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM-BoHom Row: Dennis Barrel, Terry Merrill, Dor Pareri, Sam Pe+ers, Jim Maloney, Mike McCar+hy, Bill Conley, Tony Jackson, Ray l-leidorn, Al Greenleaf, Dave Dunkelburqer. Second Row: Joe Conley, Torn Rossley, Tom Collaros, Ray T-loverrnan, John l-layerkarno, Al Dmcan, Ralph Galvin, Hoey Phillips, Chuck Dun- cai Brerl Thovfas, Bob Miller, Frank Sham. Third Row: larry Mullen, John Homan, Fred Michal, Dick Silz, Ed Neernan, Mike Ruff, Mike Burleson, Bob Amburqy, Dave Nirenberg, Frank Srarmann, Sleve Tovor- nik, Phil Arnold, Coach Jim Kelly, Top Row: Sieve Dablow, Dave Jor- dan, Jim Green, Dan Bennie, Clem Turner, Tom Maceiko, Larry Brown, John Voss, Bob Harris, Cedric l-lill, Don l-lamner, Bob Bachrnan, Darrell Cauley, JeT'T Willis, Mgr. 'CATS SLIP, BUT HOLD ON TO ANOTHER WINNING RECORD IN JUCK'S FINALE A series oT ups and downs marked by Coach Ed Juclcer's sudden resignaTion highlighTed The Tru,sTraTing I964-65 bas- lceTball campaign. In opening his Tiffh year as UC's Top men- Tor, Juclc preTaced The season's hopes by sTaTing, . . . There is a need Tor defense and desire providing we can mold a sTarTing combinaTion. ThaT needed sTarTing Tive compleTely Tailed To develop as Juclc TalTered ThroughouT The enTire season wiTh various Tip-oTT men. VisiTing George WashingTon composed The opposiTion Tor The opener and The 'CaTs welcomed Their new season wiTh an SO-72 vicTory. NexT on The 26-game schedule was Miami and a noT-so-surprising deTeaT. ATTer The 65-55 Red- slcin seTbaclc. The Red and Black rallied To beaT Louisville 67-57 in The TinsT MVC TilT oT The year. UC conTinuecl iTs sTring OT Triumphs by downing Kansas. CenTenary. Denver and Oregon STaTe beTore enTering New Yorlc's TesTive Holi- day TournamenT. BoasTing an impressive 6-l mark, The Bear- caTs opened The TournamenT play wiTh an 83-56 rouTe over Temple beTore Talling To evenTual champions ST. Johns, 66- 64. PerTorming in Tine sTyle. Juclcer's lads edged ouT naTion- ally ranked PrinceTon Tor Third place. UC's experT coaching sTaTT was sTill unable To locaTe Tive consisTenT sTarTers wiTh cenTer Ron Kriclc and Torward Don Rolfes The only mainsTays in Jucl4's lineup. Seniors Gene SmiTh and Ken Cunningham and junior Roland WesT were classi- Tied as The reliables while FriTz Meyer and sophs Milqe RolT, Jerry Couzins and Ken Calloway Tilled in aT The sTarTing role in several conTesTs. Wi+h The season nearly halT over, The UC hoopsTers hosTed conTerence TavoriTe WichiTa. The 65-6l deTeaT senT The 'CaTs on a downhill .slide oT Tour sTraighT MVC losses and a meager 9-6 record. Then liTTle ST. Joseph's of Indiana smaclcecl CincinnaTi wiTh a sTunning and humiliaTing 6l-59 loss. The enraged BearcaTs charged baclc Trom dispair and gave a TleeTing hope To Tans ThaT They were ready To iell. WiTh a Trainload oT local rooTers cheering Them on. UC edged ST. Louis on The Billilcens' homecourT and Then Trounced NorTh Texas STaTe, 80-53. -ri. i 1 s 2 if Rolfes passes up a shot to pass back into Calloway. West flips a l Things are a little Tough beneath the boards as a Bearcat basket drops through the net FRUSTRATION HITS CINCY CAMP AS BEARCATS TOTAL A 14-12 SEASON OF UPS AND DOWNS w Paul eidner leaps in the air for the rebound. Ojicialls head disappears Tulsa efort is to no avail as Krick gets his shot of. THE SEARCH FOR A STARTING UNIT WENT THROUGH THE YEAR Smith udzlj anulhcr basket in the Xavier debacle. Ron Krick gets an easy tap from the center-jump. ' w N-if-V I , Af 'Ffflfyr-ev vpy-1. S Simfgg Y Calloway flings the ball pasi a Dayton Flyer. Sparkplug Paul Weidner outhustles BNF, opponent for a free Jhot. lncOnsisTency cOnTinued TO plague The deTenseles.s Bear- caTs in all deparTmenTs Trom Touling To hiTTing Trorn The Toul line. UC cornrniTTed more Than TiTTeen Touls in an average conTesT and could hiT only 662 Trom The Tree Throw line. Unable To rnainTain Their winning Touch, Jucl4er's cagers dropped The nexT Tive MVC baTTles while lowering Their seasonal marlc To l I-I2. The season was aT The edge OT ToTal deTeaT when word OT Coach Ed Juclcer's resignaTiOn was announced. Fully realizing The loss OT such an exTrernely Tine coach and man. The cagers reTurned TO liTe To down ST. Louis, spoiling The Billilcens' cOnTerence hopes, and clipped The Drake Bulldogs. UC closed ouT a I4-I2 season by bombing Xavier, IO2-72, as a crowded Gardens wiTnessed The reTire- menT OT UC's Ed Juclcer. Two naTional championships, run- ners-up The nexT year, Coach OT The Year, Three MVC TiTles and a Tive-year record OT II3-28 were The spoils garnered Tor an all-OUT eTTOrT. Juclc said Thanlcs To The world as he rode OTT The courT on The shoulders OT his players. He ended his career Throwing a lciss TO The crowd-a real champion. Basketball is speed as Couzins dribbles Smith tries to find an open Bearcat as Wichita's defense collapses on him. UC APPEARS TO COME TO LIFE IN NEW YORK'S HOLIDAY FESTIVAL Doc Keefe closes a deep out over Smitty's eye Ken Cunningham drives behind a screen set up by Ken Calloway. Bearcats Rolfes and Kriek fighvt over the rebound. H All eyes are on the ball as Gene Smith gets of his shot l Cunningham, deadly from the circle, scores. An acrobat in the air, Roland West sets sights on a basket. Fritz Meyer surprises Ka Mike Rolf gets needed game experience as he jirex a two-pointer. A back-hand flip scores a basket for Gene Smith Lexx than four minutes remain as Dave Cosby launches a long one-lzander over the xtraining Miami dffensz LONG CONFERENCE SLUMP HITS CATS Top ,vcorer Don Rolfes lungcs toward lhc baskcf. Don Rolfes incorporates a seldom used ballet style for a .vhort two-pointer. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-Bo'Hom Row: Mike Rolf, Dean Lampros, Biedenharn, Ken CaIIoway, PauI Weidner, Jerry Couzins, Coach Ed Frh Meyer Gene Smifh, Ron Krick, Ken Cunningham, Dave Cosby. Jucker. Top Row AssisIan+ Coach Tay Baker, Roland West Don RoIIes, Tom TEAM STATISTICS PLAYER IZGIVI FGA PCI. IZTIVI FTA PCI. RBD AVG ROIIGS .. . .. I I6 224 .5I8 I IO I47 .748 I66 I3.7 KFICIQ ...... .. I25 270 .463 63 I I8 .534 223 I2.5 WGSI .......... I 20 269 .446 46 78 .590 I 2 I I I .0 Cunningham . 95 206 .46I 32 46 .696 37 8.5 Sn'1III1 ......... 73 I60 .456 36 60 .600 I46 7.3 Rolf ...... . . 45 I IO 409 25 33 .758 83 5.8 CaIIoway .. .. 52 I24 4I 9 9 23 .39I 78 4.9 COuZInS . . . . 36 76 .474 40 47 .85I 22 4.9 Ivieyer . .. .. 34 79 .430 36 52 .692 25 4.3 Lampros .. . I6 45 .356 I6 23 ,696 I9 3.2 Weidner .. .. I5 38 395 I2 I6 .750 29 4.7 BIeCIenIIar'n . 6 I4 .429 2 2 I .000 I2 I .4 COSby ..... . 0 4 .000 0 0 .000 0 0.0 UC TOIGIS ...... 733 I6I9 .453 427 645 .662 I I I I I893 72.8 Opponenis ..... 658 I565 .420 48I 66I .728 IOSO I797 69.I JUCKER'S RESIGNATION SPURTS UC TO LAST MINUTE WIN STREAK High-flying Roland West goes to the air to block an Opponents' shot. I964-65 BASKETBALL RESULTS O PPO N ENTS .,..GeorqeWashingfon...........72 55 .,., .... M Tami ....,...... .,.. 6 5 67 ..., .... L ouisville . . ,... .... 5 7 76 .,,. ,... K ansas .... ..., 7 2 84 ..., .... C en+enary ... .... 74 99 ..,. .... D enver ,..... .... 6 4 7I .... .... O reqon 5+a+e ... .... 56 83 .A., .,.. T emple .,,. .... 5 6 64 ..,. .... 5 Jr. Johns . .,.. 66 7I .,.. .... P rince-Jron .. .... 69 6I ,.., .,.. W ichffa ,.. ,... 65 76... . .Dayfom . 65 80 ..... .... B radley ... ....I04 80 .... ,,,. L ouisville , . ..., 82 80... .... Drake ...... 89 59... V .S+.Joseph's .... 6l 67. .. .. S+. Louis ...... .. 66 80 .... .... N orfh Texas Sfafe .. .... 53 66 .... .... T ulsa ... ..,.. ,... 69 69 .... ..., B radley ........ .... 8 5 64 .... .... W Ichifa .......... . . . 79 53 ,... .... N orfh Texas S+afe .. .... 54 71 ..., .... T ulsa .........,.. .... 8 4 69 .... .... S 'r. Louis ,.... .... 6 0 66 .... .... D rake ... .... 58 ....Xavier ....72 fuck rides of the court atop his players shoulders as he receives a standing ovation from lhe crowd. COACH ED .IUCKER-A REAL CHAMPION is ,,,,-wwjsiaas huvs '-Q ,,N,, M Ed makes his last center-court appearance in the Fieldhouse. Team jihysicicm Dr. facobs congratulates fucker on his fine coaching record. W-W ffm- 5 EDN fucker waves to cheering fans in Cincinnati Gardens 1- uck cheers his boys on after the victorious season jinale against X. uck was always ready to defend his team from the ojjticials. fuck's determination produced five successive winning seasons. IQ64 CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS UC OPPONENTS 48.., ..... Berea ...... ...l5 45... ...,. Morehead ..., .....I5 25... ..... Miami ...,. .....3O 37 ,..., ..... B all Sfafe ..., .,... I 8 35... .... Indiana .. .....2O 43... ..., Kenfucky ........ .....l5 30 .......... .... E astern Kenfucky . . . ........ . .25 MVC Meef ................................... Third Place Bearcat Martin Peret leads thinclads over four-mile Burnet Woods course. Coach Dave Dunkelburger starts CC meet in UCB' Nippert Stadium. UC's Bob Ronckers takes slight lead over opposing Eastern Kentucky distanceman CC MEN TOIL FOR THIRD IN MVC DisTance runners musT run year-roundg Their ra-ce is To The resoluTe. YeT lasT auTumn, UC's cross counTry Team again Toiled Through BurneT Woods in exhausTive daily pracTices. unnoTiced, unacclaimed. buT perennially vicTorious. WiTh a 6-I season, They Tinished Third in The conference. Qnly Miami barely beaT Them over The Tour mile course. Frank Hux cap- Tured Third and MarTin PerreT TiTTh, in The MVC meeT while Bob Adams was The mosT consisTenT OT The well-balanced Team. 0Ther varsiTy runners were Twice-winner Bob Ronclcers, KurT Kaupisch and John Wiley. Coach Dave Dunlcelbeirger and assisTanT Bill Klayer worked The Team sTrenuously because only hard worlc in The summer wins a meeT in November. The cross counTry record speialcs clearly enough Tor iTselT. CROSS COUNTRY--BoTTom Row: MarTin ParreT, Frank l-lux, Bob Adams Dave Colver Second Row Jim McCanlogue, KurT Kaupisch, Nelson AbanTo. Bob Ronclcer, Ron Appleqaiie Top Row AssT Coach Bill Klayer, John Wiley, Larry Hollingshead, Charles Carr, Coach Dave Dunlcelberger INJURIES PLAGUE YOUNG SQUAD AS MATMEN SLIP TO LOSING MARK WiTh only co-capTain JeTT Amey graduaTing This June. The promise in wresTling is Tor nexT season. AlThough The maTmen were deTeaTed in 8 of 9 maTche,s, many regulars were inex- perienced Treshmen and sophomores. The UC Team began The season by Trouncing I-lanoyer, buT The rougher opponenTs such as KenT STaTe, NoTre Dame, and Miami, rfvmled wiTh several injuries, ruined Their hopes. l-leavyweighT and co- capTain John Leane, Though iniured in mid-season, Tinished wiTh a Tine 5-3 record, including Two pins. l:irsT year Coach Franlc ShauT, who rarely losT as a Tormer UC wresTler, relied heavily on lower-classmen Wayne BaTTon, Tom Kennedy, STeve Bilslcey, STan Bradley, and Charley Higgins who will surely TulTill hishigh expecTaTions in TuTure seasons. Nofte Dame foe tallies march points over Cincy's Stan Bradley. UC's Tom Kennedy has the top position in 177-pound competition C0-Captain fohn Leane attemjzls lo escape from his opponent. WRESTLI N6 RESU LTS UC 29 .,.. .... I-I anover , .. 5 ,... ..,. K ent State .. I4 .,.. ..., M arsIwaII . 7 ,,.. ..A, W aIoasI1 .....,, IO ,... ..., W est Liberty 3 ..., ,... N otre Dame I3 .... ..,. E arIam ...., 3 ..., .... M iami ....,..,. 5 ..,..,,.,...... Indiana Central OPPONENTS ....27 .,..I8 ,...26 t...2I ....25 ....I8 ,,,.25 WRESTLING TEAM-Bottom Row: PI'1iI MineIIa, Wayne BaI'Ion, Dan rara, Top Row: Trainer Ken Miller, Jim Genrinq, Ken I.inerouII1, Co Woodruff, Fernando Jimenez, David Meyers. Second Row: Steve Bilsky, Capt. Jeff Amey, John Leane, Bob Kessler, Jim Carney, Tom Kennedy Stan Bradley, Bryan Stephens, Gerry Statler, Jin Maloney, Greg Fer- Mike TiIIIe,CoacI'1 FranIcSI1auI. Freshman Stan Bradley struggles to reverse zz near-pin predicament. Captain Clean Wingard goes through his strenuous practice for the 1650-yard freestyle event. SWIMMING TEAM--BoHom Row: Bill Faul, Cleon Wingarcl, Tom Glueclc, Bill Monnig. Second Row: Jack Zakim, Larry Maxwell, Jon Heimann, Ed Kin, Tim Kute. Top Row: Lance Alfenau, Jim Stacy, Coach Roy Lagaly, Larry Patterson, Rudy Boerio, Morgan Button. Butterflyer Lance Altenau sets his sights on a UC pool record. SWIMMING RESULTS UC OPPONENTS 35 ...,. .,.. D enver . . ...,...... 60 55 .,... .... A ir Force .. ..... 39 26 ...,. .... l ndiana .. .. ,....68 46 ..,,. . , .Miami ,,..,..,. ..,. , 49 3I,.. ,.,5ouThern Illinois ., .....6l 69 ..... . .Louisville ,,.., . . . I5 36 ..,., ..., O hio STaTe ... .....5O I9 .,... ,Mlndiana .. -My-69 32 .,... .,.Michigan. ,....7I 53 ...,,,.... .... D ennison ,...,... ..,...,. 4 I 57 ....,......4... Ohio UniversiTy .M ,,...... H38 MVC MEET ..........,,........,. .,.,. E irsT Place SWIMMERS SMASH POOL RECORDS IN LAGALY'S FIRST YEAR AT UC NorToriously neglecTed, UC's perennial MVC swimming champions conTinue To churn Through miles oT waTer in Lawrence I-lall pool pracTices each week, while seTTing Tloods oT records each winTer. To glance Through Their schedule, one mighT Think UC was joining The Big Ten, buT Then They schedule only The beTTer Big Ten Teams To leave adequaTe room Tor naTionally prominenT opponenTs such as Denver, SouThern Illinois, and Ohio UniversiTy. While UC swimmers annually improve markedly, This year's 4-7 record indi- caTed little oT Their success. The Tour school and seven MVC sTandards Tell more oT The sTory. CapTain Cleon Wingard lecl The assaulT wiTh a new 500-yard TreesTyle mark. Jack Zakim, backsTroke specialisT, esTalolished Two new sTanolards, and Jim KuTe loroke The 400-yard individual medley record as he won Three evenTs in The MVC meeT. The BearcaTs' oTher Triple winner was Rudy Boerio, who won all Three Tree-sTyle sprinTs. Jim STacey and Two relay Team memloers, Lance AlTenau and Eddie Kin, also added vicTories as UC won I5 oT The I7 evenTs To devasTaTe Their conTerence rivals. FirsT- year coach Ray Lagaly could noT have asked Tor much more in his iniTial season, and yeT he anxiously awaiTs nexT year when all buT Three Team members reTurn. Exhausted Rudy Boerio learns of his record-breaking time in the 200-yard freestyle event from teammate Bill Foul. 'J'- v fs -. s W lsyl V ii? 'ive ,T4??v12T: af Tb gs: . xmn ffliinmfi TENNIS TEAM-LefT To Righh Coach Ray Dieringer, Larry Reynolds, John l-labe, Bob Taylor, Terry Cusick, Riley GriTTiThs. Don l-luber, Tom Jenilce, Loren Warburg. UC's Tennis Team spliT The season in Two, losing dismally The TirsT halT, O-6, only To charge back The second halT, 6-I, upseTTing many Tavored Teams. Few players had organized pracTice beTore The Team Traveled souTh Tor early season compeTiTion because OT coaop secTions. BuT as The bizarre season progressed so did The Team's progress, barely losing To powerTul Purdue before deTeaTing Tavored Miami, Coach Ray Dieringer's mosT pleasanT surprises were Terry Cusiclcs second place in The MVC singles championships, Riley GNT- TiThs' developmenT inTo The No. l singles man as a sopho- more and GriTTiThs' incredible reversal oT highly regarded Bill Thompson oT Miami snapping his opponenTs' I8-maTch win sTrealc. The laTe improvement especially in doubles, indi- caTes ThaT TirsT year Coach Dieringer can rely on conTinued improvemenT in coming years. ,A :N K, Netter Larry Reynolds followy through in returning foe,5 slam. I964 TENNIS RESULTS UC OPPONENTS O ,... ..... T ennessee ...,,.. ...,....,.. 9 4 ..., ..A., W ake- Eoresjr .,.. .,.. 5 I .,.. ..T.. D avidson .,,, ,... 8 2 .... ,.... O Iwio SIaI'e .. .,..7 O ..., ,.,,, I ndiana ..,,.., .... 9 O ..., ..... S oufhern IIIInois .,.. 9 9 .,.. ..... X avier ...,., ..., O 6 .... .,... I. ouisville .. ..,.3 4 .,.. ..... P urdue,,. ...,5 6 .... ...,. I. ouIsviIIe ...A.. .,.. 3 7 .... ,,... M Iami .......... ,... 2 8 ,.,....I...,.... Ohio Universilry ,... .,,..,...., I 7 ..,,,..,,....... EarII'1am ,..4..... .,...,..,.... 2 MVC Mafches ............,,.........,... Eourfh Place CUSICK AND GRIFFITHS LEAD CHARGE AS NETMEN FINISH SEASON STRONG Bearcat Terry Cusick taps a short shot in UC doubles cornpetilion. Riley Grifths upsets Miami's Bill Thompson. 373 Outfielder Bill Wolfs face expresses deep concern as he studies ground ball action. .- , WEAK PITCHING STOPS HARDBALLERS The I964 baseball season sTarTed wiTh a loss To Elon and concluded wiTh an exTra-inning vicTory over Louisville. gar- nished by a Triple play. ln be-Tween, a liTTle OT each exTreme spiced The season, buT in posTing only a IO-I4 record, UC's powerful record-breaking oTTense was more Than oTTseT by Thin piTching depTh and erraTic Tielding. Senior Larry Elsasser. while seTTing a UC sTanclard wiTh a .426 average, was The TirsT league player To earn All-MVC honors Tor a Third con- secuTive year. Second baseman Jerry Siorm hiT .356 To loin Elsasser on The All-MVC TirsT Team. Named To The second Team was ouTTielder-Slugger Billy WolTT as well as CincinnaTi's lone reliable piTcher. Jerry Faul. While complering each of The Ten games he sTarTed and .sTrilcing ouT nearly one baTTer per inning, Faul posTed a 6-4 record and a sparkling 2.63 ERA and deTiniTely meriTed his selecTion as The Team's MVP. ig?-2 Q'- , 23 1 BASEBALL TEAM-BoTTom Row: Jack Cunningham, Bill Lucy, Gerry Cunningham, Wayne Byrd, Bill Wolff, Bob Buerlcle. Second Row: Ken I-laupT, Clyd Smoll, Jerry STorm, Mill' Stork, Russ FeTh, Harry Rennecker. Coach Glenn Sample. Top Row: Jerry Faul, Mickey Burch, Ron Beeden, Larry Elsasser, Bob Drennan, Roger Tabar, Bob Kerley. Roger Tabar momentarily hesitates before firing a pitch towards the batters' box. I964 BASEBALL RESULTS UC OPPONENTS 3 EI 6 4 .... ,... P Ieiffer .,.,.... . .. 3 2 .... .,.. W ilmington .,..... ,.... I O 8 ..., .... E astern Kentucky . . I ,. . I 3 ,.,. .,,. S t. Louis ......,.. 2 3 .,.. .... S I. Louis ....... 4 II .... .... X avier .... ..... I 2 I .,.. .... V illa Madonna 3 2 .... .... O I1io State . . . .. 6 4 .... .... M Iarni .... .. . 3 I6 ..4. ..., D ayfon ..,... . ,. 6 I .,.. ,... S Jr. JosepI1's . . 4 . . 4 3 ..., ...S'I. JosepI1's .. ... 4 3 ,,.. ...Bradley ...,.. 4 9 ,.., ..... B radley ....,.,.,. ..., 7 I .... ..... O Iwio University .,, . . . . I4 6 .... ..... V iIIa Madonna . , .... II 5 ,.., ...St Louis ., ...6 6 .... ...MIarnI., ....8 I2 .,.. ...Dayton . ...,II I .,.. ..... X avier . , ,. . 2 9 ..., ..... I-I anover .. . O I I .... ..... I-I anover .. ... 2 I2 .... ..... L ouisviIIe . . .. . 7 Opposition watches a curve ball cut the plate's edge A blitzing fast ball pops the leather for a strike as a Bearcat hurler warms up during pre-game practice. Q-'32 ,xv X as ,W V 376 1.1 mf f sf is S 'ff' I Carl Burgess, UC's one-man track team, clears the high jump bar. I 964 TRACK RESULTS UC OPPONENTS 63 ..... ,... B owiing Green , . ......... 77 63. .,.. Findlay .,..,.. ....l9 72 .,.., ,,,. D epauw ,. ,.,.82 72 ..,.. .,,. V alparaiso ..,..... ..., 2 7 88 ...., .4.. E asfern Kenfucky .... .,.. 8 O 88 ,..,. .... H anover ....,..., ..., I 2 48 ,... ,... W esfern Michigan . . . . . . .74 48 ...,.... ..., M iami ...,.,.........,...,,.... 37 A one-two finish is recorded by Bob Adams and Bob Roncker. TRACK RECORDS FALL AS 'CATS FINISH IN MVC RUNNER-UP SPOT Though CincinnaTi lacked The depTh To win more Than one rugged Triangular meeT, They more Than made up Tor This by breaking ThirTeen school records, Relay and individual marks were Trampled enrouTe To The BearcaTs' second-place Tinish in The MVC meeT. Carl Burgess again led scorers, seT- Ting six records in all. UC's Two .sprinT men, Bob Howell and Dick Diggens, boTh 'flashed To a 9.6 in The IOO and Howell smashed Times in The 220 and 440. NOT To be ouTdone, Harold Schuck lowered his own Two-mile record, as did MarTin PerreT The mile and Charles Carr a ThirTy-year-old halT-mile mark. TRACK TEAM--B-oHom Row: Don MaTlock, Bob Howell, Phil AgosTini, John Jennings Manager Morris Heller Top Row Carl Burgess Bob Bob Adams, Dick Diqgens, MarTin PerreT. Second Row: Coach Dave Roncker John Wiley John WesT Lou Dahmann Bill Bllshn Terry Owes Dunkelberger, Frank Hux, Bob Keller, KurT Kaupisch, Sieve Overholder, Sophomore Pat Cunningham unleashes his windup to powder a tee shot. 378 DUNHAM AND ROTTE LED GOLFERS TO ELEVENTH WINNING SEASON The goIT Team conTinued iTs sTring oT winning seasons wiTh a II-4-I marlc Tor The 'CaTs eIevenTh consecuTive campaign above The .500 marlc. Double deTeaTs were suTTered aT The hands oT EasTern KenTucIny and nearby Miami Tor The lone se-Tbaclcs oT The year. In TournamenT play The Iinlcmen landed TourTh place in The MVC Tourney and equaled ThaT marlc wiTh a Tie Tor TourTh spoT in The Ohio InTercoIIegiaTe Tourna- menT. A sTrong rivalry be+ween John Dunham and Bruce RoTTe Tor Team honors highIighTed The season's inTrasquad compeTiTion. Finishing The season on Top was Dunham wiTh Iow average aT 74.6 and a Team high oT 4OIf2 poinTs. RoTTe was close behind wiTh an average oT 74.7 sTroIces a conTesT while recording 33 poinTs. The I964 season climaxed The TenTh year The goIT Team has been coached by William Schwarberg and iT broughT his record To 98433-3. I964 GOLF RESULTS UC OPPONENTS IOV2 .... .... E asTern KenTucIcy ......,.... I6If2 I8 ... .... Ball STaTe ......... .,, 9 IOV2, .... ..... B all STaTe .,.. . , . 7IfQ IO ...,. Wabash... 8 7V2 .... ..... B uTler .. , .. . 7If2 24 . , . ...., CenTre .... . . . 7If2 IOV2 .... .,... M iami .. .... :WZ I9If2 ..,. ..... C enTre .... . . . 7If2 7 ..,,. Miami .. ....I7 24 ...,. DayTon 3 I5If2 ....,......,.... Xavier .... ............. I IV2 Ohio InTercoIIeqia+e TournamenT ........ FourTh Place Tie MVC 'I'ournamenT .,.,......... .... F ourTh Place 23 ... .,........., Earlham ........ ,.... . .. I 23 ... ...., Hanover ......... ... I IOV2 .... ,.... E asTern KenTucI4y . . . .... I6If2 GOLF TEAM-Bo'H'om Row: Rick Schafz, Pa? Cunningham, Bruce Roffe, John Dunham, Ron Capalc. Top Row: Dick Spa++a, Dave Schlofman, Coach Bill Schwarberg, Marfy Dumler, Tom Dreyer. With precise timing, team lcadvr fohn Dunham blaxts out of a trap as Dave Schlotmrm obxerves the form. WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION V 'l 1 ,er . WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION-Boi-Iom Row: Joyce Moran, Barbara Frazier, Pafsy Branch Gerri FHzpa+uik, Secq Karen Nolre, Pres.: Norma SCOH, Vice Pres.: Donna Brown, Parricia Turner Karhy Moore. Top Row: Jean Hedger, Judy Bufz, Berry Scofi' Ireland. Dana Osrholfhoff, Jane-I Seyberr Barb Drake, Janice Hellman. ,... l.. .? Acacia ..... Alpha Alpha Phi . Alpha Chi Omega Alpha Chi Sigma . Alpha Delia Pi . . Alpha Epsilon Pi . Alpha Gamma Della Alpha Kappa Alpha Alpha Kappa Psi . Alpha Lambda Della Alpha Omega . . Alpha Phi Alpha . Alpha Sigma Phi . Alpha Tau Omega .... 206, American lnsfifure of Aeronauiics and Asironauiics ORGANIZATIONS INDEX Cincinnaiian . Cincinnafus .... ..277 . . . . .330 College-Conservaiory of Music Trib unal..... Co-Op Engineer . Cross Counfry Team , Dabney Residence Hall .... Deba'l'ers ..... Delia Delia Delia Delia Delia Delia Delia Della . Omicron . Phi Delia . Sigma Pi . Tau Delia . Zera ..... Design, Archireciure, bunal ...... . .2lo, 81 Ari Tri- Lambda Chi Alpha . . . 2l3 Logan ..... . . 322 Lulheran . . . . . 296 Memorial Hall . . . 32l Men's Advisors . . . 332 Men's Oc'le'r ...... . . 327 Men's Residence Hall Advisors . 3I8 Men's Residence Hall Associaiion Officers .......... 3l9 Men's Residence Hall Presiden'l's Council .......... 3l8 Meiro .... . . 263 Moriar Board . - - 264 Mummers . . . . 329 Mu Phi Epsilon . . . 274 Newman Club . . .294 News Record ........ . 287 American Insiiiuie of Chemical Engineers ......... 302 American Pharmaceuiical Associa- lion ............ 304 American Socieiy of Civil Engi- neers ........... 304 American Socieiy of Mechanical Engineers ......... 305 American Socieiy of Mefals . .306 Angel Fligh-r . . ...... 298 Areie ....... . . 307 Arnold Air Sociely ...... 298 Aris and Sciences Tribunal . .256 Associalion of Women Srudenis . 255 Bapiisl' Sludeni' Fellowship . . . 293 Bapiisi' Siudeni Union . . . . 293 Baseball Team . . . . . 374 Bearlcifrens ..... .... 3 5iI Be'l'a Alpha Psi . . . .307 Beia Gamma Sigma . . . 27I Bela Theia Pi . . . . 208 Board of Direciors . . . I42 Board of Publicaiions ..... 249 Business Adminisiraiion Tribunal 256 Business Educaiion Club .... 3I6 Cabinei of Presidenfs . . . 245 Cheerleaders .... . . 350 Chi Epsilon . . . 270 Chi Omega .... .... l 94 Chrisfian Science Organizarion . 292 Educaiion Tribunal . . .258 Engineering Tribunal . . . 259 Era Kappa Nu .... . . 276 French Residence Hall ..... 320 Freshman Baslcelball Team . . . 352 Freshman Fooiball Team .... 352 Glee Club ...... . . 327 Golf Team . . . . 379 Guidon . . . 266 Hillel ............ 295 Homecoming Commiifee . . . 334 Home Economics Chapfer . . . 276 Home Economics Tribunal . . . 260 Housemoihers ........ 243 House Presidenis Council . . . 245 lnsrilule of Elecirical and Elec- 'l'ronical Engineers ...... 3lI Inierfrai-ernify Council . . . . 242 ln'lerna'l'ional Club . . . 296 Junior Class OFFicers . . . . 253 Junior Inierfraierniiy Council . 244 Junior Panhellenic ...... 244 Kappa Alpha Psi . . . 239 Kappa Alpha Thei-a . . . . I97 Kappa Del+a . . . . . I98 Kappa Epsilon . . . . 3I2 Kappa Kappa Gamma . . . I99 Kappa Kappa Psi . . .312 Kappa Psi .......... 3l3 Kindergarien Primary Club . . . 3l3 Nu rsing And Heallh Tribunal . Omicron Delia Kappa .... Orienralion Board . . Panhellenic Council . . . Pershing Rifles . . . Pharmacy Tribunal . . . Phi Phi Phi Phi Phi Phi Bera Kappa Delia Theia Era Sigma Kappa Tau Kappa Theia . . . .2l8, Mu Alpha Pi Chi Epsilon . Pi Pi Pi Pi Delia Epsilon . . . Kappa Alpha Lambda Phi Tau Sigma . . . . . .2l4, 220, Sigma Alpha Mu . . . . 240 Sigma Chi . . . . 226, 227 Sigma Delia Tau . . . . 200 Sigma lo'l'a Epsilon . . . 308 Sigma Nu .... . . 228, 229 Sigma Phi Epsilon .... 230, 23l Sigma Sigma . . . . . 269 Social Board ......... 248 Socieiy 'for ihe Advancemenl' of Managemeni- ........ 308 Socieiy of Aufomoiive Engineers 300 Sophomore Class Officers . . . 254 Sophos ........... 267 Spirii' Club . . . 335 S1-udeni' Council . . . 246 Siudeni Couri' . . . 250 Siudenl' Direciory ....... 282 Siudenl Nurses Organizaiion . . 334 Siudenr Religious Council . . . 292 Swimming Team .... . . 370 Tau Bela Pi . . . 275 Tau Bela Sigma . . . 3l7 Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . . 24l Tennis Team . . . . . 372 Theia Chi . . . . . 232 Thela Phi Alpha . . . 20l Traclc Team . .... 377 Triangle . . . . 234, 235 Trianon . . . . .203 Union Board ......... 248 Uni'l'ed Campus Chrislian Fellow- ship ............ 294 Universiiy College Tribunal . . . 26I Universify Singers .... . . 327 Porpoise Club . . . 333 Profile .... . . 283 Sailing Club .... . . 333 Sawyer Residence Hall . . . . 3l9 Scabbard and Blade . . . 297 Scarab ........... 3l5 Secondary-Educaiion Club . . . 3I6 Senior Class Council . . . . 25l Senior Class-Officers . . . 252 Siddall Residence Hall ..... 323 Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . . 224, 225 Sigma Alpha loia . . . . 3I7 Varsily Baslceiball Team .... 365 Varsiry Fooiball Team . . . . 348 Wesley Foundaiion . . . 295 Women Advisors ....... 33l Women's Aihleiic Associaiion .380 Wresfling Team ........ 368 Young Men's Chrisfian Associaiion Cabinei' ......... 289 Young Men's Chrisiian Associaiion ..Freshman Cabinei' ..... 289 Young Women's Chrisiian Associ- aiion ........... 288 Zeia Tau Alpha . . . . 202 38I Acheson, George . Alexander, James . Allinsmirh, Wesley Ames, Van Meier . Aring, Charles . . Baelz, William . . Balrer, Tay . . Balinlrin, lsay . . Ball, Richard . . Barnes, Sherry . . Barrow, Roscoe . . Beevers, Ernesl' . . Beim-Esche, Rulh . Berfe, Neal . . Bishop, Roberr . . Blaney, Hod . . Blegen, Carl . . Bloemer, Joyce . . Bonner, Thomas . Bunyan, Rul'h . . Bursiek, Ralph . Cameron, Thomas . Carlson, Gus'l'av . Carrelson, Dr. . Carson, Arch . . Carler, William . Casey, Edmund . . Caslrey, John . . Clarlr, William . . Cornelius, Francis . Craffs, Roger . . Croclcelf, Campbell Curray, Herberl' . Dangel, Herberl' . Darringfon, Mable DeCamp, John . DeCamp, Wilma . Delaney, Bob . Delcamp, Roberr . Deshan, Roberl' . . Dessey, Raymond . Dieringer, Ray . . Dooli'Hle, James . . Dux, Dialer . . Dunlrelburger, Dave Edelslein, Donald . 382 . .ieo, I42, I43, 249 ..l2, . . l55, 256, 265, . . I46, . . 347, . . 352, . . l58, Erilcsen, Oyslein . Fabe, Roberf . . Felson, Beniamin . Ferrari, Michael . Forsylhe, Margarel' Gall, Edward . . . Ganfer, Anna Marie FACULTY INDEX Garreison, Roberl . .248, 326, Gilber'l', Nalhan . Gilchrisr, Clara Good, Carrer . . Gordon, James . Gore, George . . Green, Holre . Griffilh, Dean . . Grooms, Reginald . Grulee, Clifford . Hargef, Paul . . Harlan, Louis . Harper, Sfanley . . Harringlon, Paul . . Herweh, Alberl' . . Hoefer, Roberi' . . Holliday, Joseph . . Holf, Slanley . . Hubbarl, Clarence Huff, Warren . . Jaeger, Arno . Rulledge, Paul . . Jenilce, William . . Jenlcs, William Johnson, Lillian Juclcer, Ed . . . . Keele, Doc . Rowell, Lewis . . Rufhledge, Paul . . Sabin, Alberl . . Sabline, Oleg . . Sagmasler, Joseph Sample, Glenn . . . . I42, . . I55, . . I63, . I47, I57, 245, . . . l58, Sammuels, Joseph . . . Schellhous, Edward Kehoe, Roberl' . . Keiser, Edward . . Kelley, Jim . Kiely, Charles . . . I49, . .348, Kisher, George . . Kowalewslri, Joseph . Krueger, Hilmar . Kuhn, Dr. . . Lagaly, Roy . . . Langsam, Waller .9 l59 Laushey, Louis . LeBaron, Rulh . Lee, George . . Levine, Maurice . Lewis, Gene . . Lichsrein, Herman . Lich+, William . Lipsuch, David . Logan, Milan . . Lyle, Donald . . . MacPherson, Diclc . Manney, Agnes . Marlin, Desmond . Mayer, Thomas . McAdams, Ernesf . McCar'l'y, Fafher . McGrane, Reginald McNee, Roberl' . . Meade, Margarel' . Mileham, Charles Miles, John . Miller, Ken . . Misali, Paul . . Mifchell, Leory . . Monficello, Ralph Moore, Henry . Moore, Nancy . . Mosbaclcer, Wanda Moser, Dorclhy . Nesler, William . Neuffer, 'Franlc . Noheimer, Malhias Olson, Rulh . Osborn, Cyrus Osinslci, Marilou . Overbeclr, Margarel Pabsl, Donald . . Palmer, Dr. Lewis . Parlrer, Garland . I40, l4l, . . 340, . . 338, I53 172 I69 ..82 370 I42, I78 I4I l8O I84 265 IB4 I78 I65 l84 I84 348 3I3 308 l7I 239 294 I59 I64 ..88 I43 333 368 348 348 I49 I77 330 3l5 l48 I49 l8I I76 I87 I6I l48 I87 307 ..97 I44 Paul, Aldrich . . Paul, Bill .... PraH', Edward . Price, Roberf . . Purdy, Franlr . . Reed, David . . Reigel, Charles . Rice, Harold . . . Rieveschl, George . Rhoades, Maurice . Romano, Anlonio Rose, Helen . . Rosnagle, Laura . Schleef, Daniel . . Schniher, William . Schwarbery, William . Scroggin, James . . Scully, James . . SeHle, Kennerh . Seymour, Rev. . Shauf, Franlc . . . . Sherloclc, James . Small, John . Smi+h, George . Sfaub, Ralph . . Siephenson, Rev. . Slern, Guy . . . Sfevens, George . . . Sfevens, Roberl' . Srewarf, Mariorie . S+. John, Clemenl' . Slrauss, Joseph . . Sfudley, Chuclr .... Sunderman, Harvey . Vogel, William . . . Wahl, Pairicia . . . Wandmacher, Cornelius Warlcany, Josef . . Wafson, Jack . Weber, Karl . . Weicherl, Charles . . Weilbalcer, Charles . Wessel, Roberi' . Wheeler, Richard . Whifeford, Emma . Wrighr, William . . . I42, . . 338, 348, 352, . . 249, . . I42, 344, 346 . 562, A Abboll, Sue-203. 327 Abel, Pal-l9l Abell, Michael-98 Abrahamovich, Milne-348 Abrams, I-lelen-I I6 Abramson, Bob-237 Achor, CarolynA304, 3I2 Aclcerman, Bill-240 Aclxman, Verla-293 Adachi, Michael-2I0, 332 Adams, Arlhur-26I, 304, 3I3. 332 Adams, Barbara-203, 26I Adams, Bob-232 Adams, G-aryw-22I Adams, Jamesgl I4 Adams Adams I92, 288 , John-226 , Nancy Jo-II4, 243, 245, 273, 287, Adams, Norman-2l5 Adis, Ronnie--323 Adkins, Ernesl-I32 Adler, Cheryl-32I Aebersold, Roberl-208 Afmbreal, Margie-20I Ahern, Saralou-I98, 277, 280 Ahlqren, Gary-3II Alcins, Thomas-II3, 3I4 Alban, Jill-I97 Albauqh, Linda-I94, 266 Albert James-237 Albrechl, Bob-227, 242 Albrechl, David-274 Albriqhl, Sharyn-I93 Alcoke, Ronald-I22 Aldridge, Jean-203 Aldridge, Kay-203 Alexander, Alice'-l98, 32I Alexander, 'I-Ielen-I3O Alexander, Kennefh-I22, 232 Alexander, Richard-23l, 304 Alexander, Ronald-I I4, 2I5, 242. 25I, 252, 257. 289, 330 Alexander, Timolhy-l I4 Alheri, Vincenl-l28 Alqyre, Kilch-I99 Allce, Slephanie-l95 Allan Ron-242, 246, 248 Allen. Darryl-348 Allen, Donald-205 Allen, Mary-I9B Allen, Sluarl-I28 Anderson, Marla-98. I93 Anderson, Norman-I06 Anderson, Wall-294 Andes, Tom-3l0 Amdree, Adrian-IO6, 297, Andrews, Barbara-I3O, I95 Andrews, David-23I Andrews, LeRoy-300 Andrews, Nancy-98 Aneshansley, Dan-I22, 275. 276, 3II Angel, Larry-327 Anglemyer, Richard42I3 Anle, James-I22. 304 Anlrobus, Gary-3l0 Apfelbaum, Lynn-I I6 Appel, Rosanne-I I6 Appel, Sieve-240 Applbaurn, Marshall-3l4 Applebaum, Bruce-350 Aquahicola, Horalio--236 Arboqasl, Thomas-I22 Archea, John-272, 273, 3I5 Archer, I-larry-2I6, 3l2 Archiable, Wes-224 Arend, Alan-3lO Arend, Bill-2I5 Arend, Cheryl-I9I, 327 Arend, Suzanne-II6, I94. 243, 258, 298. 330 Arqabriqhl, David-I06, 2Il Ariss, James-I32 Armbrusler, Karen-I98 Armslronq, Addison-207 Armsfrong, Cheryl-6I, l98 Armslronq, Sue-I9I, 323 Arnalon, Roberl-298 Arnell, Ernesl-220, 244 Arnold, Fred-l I4, 2I6, 329 Arnold, Phil-352 Arnold, Toni-208 Arnslon, Roberl-299 Aron, Richard-237 Arons, Madeleine-I I6 Arlz, Jerry-I22, 230, 259, 275 Ash, Ida Louise-274 Allcinson, Deanna-II6 Allcinson, Liz-I97 Audia, Samuel-98 Aufranc, Gary-98 Auqhenbauqh, Anne-98 Augusline, Kalherine-I I4 Am, Gary-213, 332 Aullz, Thomas-AI22, 300. 305 Auslin, Bill-242, 267 Allison, Ray-I22, 274, 295 Allnufl, Charles-98 Alloy, Kalhryn-I I6 Alloy, Pal'-203, 245, 260 Allbaier, Bob-237 Alfenau, Lance--370 Allman, Dennis.-222 Amburqy, Bob-352 Amey, G-eofliey-I I6 Amey, Jefl-368 Ammon, Richard-297 Arnmons, Marlc-329 Amon, James-297 Amos, Richard-23I, 327 Andersen, Soven-326, 327 Anderson, Bill--2I3 Anderson, Douglas-98 Ausfin, Gary--I22 Auslin, Jaclcn-208 Auyer, Slephen-98 Avey, Pal-199 Avner, Jay-222, 242, 274, 300, 305 Anderson, Jane-294 Anderson, Jean-I90 Anderson, Lloyd-I22, 230, 294 Anderson, Lynn-24I, 3II Baas, Charlene-l9I Baber, Charlene-I I3 -1-.wa iv 'M fee kwa Ven, AW--. X, M N ., 'N-.NW ,N 'A--I ws., -- .. R STUDENT INDEX Babich, Roy-98 Bachman, Bob-352 Bachman, Jay-348 Bachman, Jerry-2I8, 219 Backus, Dick-I3O Baderischer, Jean-I97, 33I Baehr, William-98, 333 Boesel, Roberl-2I5 Bagenslose, Jeb-2II, 244 Bahl, Mar'Iha-98, I94 Baldwin, Don-I I4 Baier, Paul-272 Bailey, Bill-348 Bailey, Gary-299 Bailey, 'James-I33 Bailey, Rus--228 Bailis, Joani-98, 200, 243 Baily, Bill-340 Baker, Barbara-I95, 245 Baker, Chrislina-32I Baker, 'Hal-2I3 Baker, James-I06, 308 Baker, Karin-92, 93, 94 Baker, Kirby-226, 227, 242, 244 Baker, 'Leslie-I98, 298, 33I Baker, Mary-II3, 257, 264, 294 Baker, Minna-266, 292 Baker, Pa'r'rie-202, 298 Baker, Richard-I22 Baker, Vicki-294 Balay, Cheryl-I95, 350 Ball, Connie-I30 Ballard, Rick-224 Ballard, Terry-348 Ballrnan, Jerry-98 Banks, Dolph--348 Banks, Gary--I22, 300, 305 Banks, Janel-I93, 282 Banle, Nelson-208 Barber, Lynn-98, 230, 25I, 330, 332 Barber, William-205 Barkalow, David-304, 3I3 Barker, Barbara-98 Barker, Tim-I06, 330 Barnes, Judilh-I06 Barnerl, Charles-224 Barneil, Dave-327, 332 Barneil, Marianne--I9I Baron, Marlin-I06 Baron, Sieven-98 Barreii, Dennis-348, 352 Ba rreii, Jea n--I 30 Barron, Barrow Rosemary-64, 98 , Beverly-98 Barrowman. James-I22, 205, 30I, 333 Barry, Roloerl-I22, 306 Barsan, Rick-2I0 Barlh, Diane-II6, 203 Barlh, Penny-II6, 276, 294 BarI'IeII', Judy--I34, I9B. 243, 330, 334 Barwick, Paul-I22, 275 Bassichis, 'Mike--237 Baleman, Peggy-202 Bafierson, Jan-I90, 27I, 280, 288 Baliren, Wayne-368 Baum, Bruce-I I6 Baum, Shari-327' Bauman, Lee-259, 305 Bavaro, Michael-I30 Baxler, Richard-II4, 3I5 Baylin, Siephen-240 Baylon, Kenn-299 Bean, Lydia-I99 Beauchamp, Louis-348 Beaver, Sandra-295 Becieri, Tom-22I Beck, Louis-240 Beck, Roberi-249. 283 Becker, Charles-2I3 Becker, James-22I Becker, Tom-352 Becker, Velma-I32 Beckman, William-I22 Bedger, Roberi-2I3 Beebe, Dan-2II Beebe, I-Iarriel-274 Beechuk, Daniel-I28, 304 Beer, Jacques-I32 Behrens, Roberi-208 Behrens, Rulh-I06 Behrns, Marly-2OI Belcher, Ann-I92, 282 Bell, Charles-I22, 275, 305 Bell, Jean-I I6 Bell, Jerlene-I I6 Bell, Shirley-I34 Bellar, Bobbie-I99 Belo, John-2I6 Bellon, John-I22, 3II Bemloow, Roberl-234 Benedelf, Michael-2I5 Benedefli, AIber'I-I06 Benedict Eugene-I22 Beninghaus, Rod-213 Benison, I-Iarvey-I22 Bennie, Dan-352 Benler, Ross-I06, 3I0 Berg, Frances-98 Berger, Thomas-I36 Berqleld, Jerry-294 Bergman, Bloom-I I3, 257, 3I7 Bergman, Elaine-I06 Bergsmark, Edwin-I06 Berker, Tom-289 Berkowilz, 'Paula-200, 33I Berman, Harris-222 Berman, Rosalie--I I6 Berman, Sieve-237 Bernslein, Alan-237 Bernard, Alice-I90 Bernard, Palricia-98 Bernhard, Ted-275, 3II Bernsiein, Barbara-200 Bernsiein, Theodore-I36 Berslein, Lloyd-269 Berosei, Barry-98 Roloerl--I22, 3I2 Anne--3I8 Berry, Ber'Ie, Berie, Neal-3I8, 320 Berle, 'Roberl'-I22 Berioglio, Carol--I95, 248, 298 Berioler, Edwin--232 Berlsch, Barb-I90 Berlsche, Bill-22I Berische, Carolyn--I06 Besch, Nick-208, 248, 272. 332 Bess, Gayle-I06 Besse, Edward-I28, 304 BeI'z, Judy--I90 Bever, Sally-I95 Beziai, Charles-299 Biancke, Joe--2I4 Bibee, Roberl--IO6 Biddle, Roberl-I06 Biedenharn, Tom-365 Biederman, Sandra-273 Bieler, June-I I6, 203, 3I6 Bierbaum, Philip-I22, Bigelon, Diana--20I Bilen, Roger-3I8, 3I9 Billiier, Mary-98 Billman, Eslher-2OiI Billups, Barbara-II6, I93 Bilsky, Sieve-237, 368 Binder, Harold-I22 Binder, Tom-246, 330 Binkley, Jack-227 Binsiadl, Barbara--202 Bird, Thomas-30I Birkinbine, Rodney-I22, 274, 300, 305 Birkley, Don-94 Bischof, Pairicia-I92 232 Bishko, Fred-I36 Bishop, Bruce-274 Bishop, Michael-I22 Sue-59, I97, 243, Bishop, 258, 33I Bivin, BiII-230 Bizzarri, 'Mary Jo-I97 Blacksrone, Raiford-I22, 3I I Blaga, Barb--I94 Blake, Jerry-224 Blake, Susan-II6, I94 Blakeney, Lewis-I22, 224, 259, 276 Blakeney, PeI'e-225, 245, 246, 247, 253, 263, 299. 330 Blank, Nancy--I95, 255 Blankenship, Alice-292, 295 Blalz, Charles-98 Blauiuss, Barbara-I06, 295 BIauveII', Richard-302, 303 Bleecher, Paul--I22, 234, 3 I I Bleiker, Hans-272, 278 Blersch, MiII'on--I06 Blessing, Bob-225 Blevins, Glenn--30I Blevins, I-Ioward--226 Blevins, Mary-I34, 322, 334 Bley, Dennis-226 BIisI'an, Bill-I22, 232, 306 Block, Carole Ann-59, 20I, 246, 294, 330, 33I Block, Paul-2I8, 2I9 Blossom, Susan-202, 327 Blue, Bruce-98 Blue, Randall-3I4 Bluebaum, Peggy-293 Blum, Joel-I I4 Bobbi+'I, Carier-I36 Bober, Gene--240 Bock, Jody-65, I97 Bockensleire, William-I I4 Bocklieqel, Linda-I I4 Bocksiiegel, JoAnn--I92 Boehm, 'Mike-219 Boeller, Billie-98, I99 Boerio, Rudy--370 Boesel, James-297 Boesel, Sieve--297 Boeficher, Bob-295 Bagan, Veronica-98 Bohl, Waller-I22 Bohnenkamper, Jane-203, 327 Bokelman, Dave-3I8, 320 Bolinqer, Glen-I06 Bollinger, John-282 Bollonger, Richard--I22, 300, 305 Bollonger, Ronald-300 BoII'e, Corrine-I94 Bolle, Dave-210 Bollon, George-22I Bolion, Jack-2I3 Bondick, Sranley-I06 Boner, Clin?-207 Bongiorno, Linda-70, I34, I90, 25I. 252, 264, 300 Bonn, Diane--I9I Bono, James-302, 303 Booker, Roberl'-II4 Bookoul, Tim-I I4 Booihe, George-I22, 230 Bopp, Marry-232 Borcheroing, James--98 Borchers, Vicki-59, 93, 20I, 274 Borenkind, Alan-240 Bork, Dan-2I0 Borman, Tom-207 Born, Nancy-327 Borsiein, Charles-222 BorI'z, Raymond-I I4 Boschenko, Analoli--I I4 Bosseri, Ember-I98 Boslow, 'Darrel-241, 293 Boil, Alexis-20I Bo'H', Cheryl-I92 Bo'H', Jeane-98 BoI I', William-2l3 Bouldin, Dick-352 Boulmefis, Sam-205 Boulfon, Jack--2I3, 242, 257, 267, 330, 334 Bousquel, Denis-I I4 Bowler, Miake-ZIO Bowers, Greg-289 Bowman, Ted-224 Boyd, John-224 Boyd, Peggy-bo. I94, 287 Bozman, Bruce-224 Bradbury, Bea-el I6 Braden, James--I22, 304 Braden, Janel'-98 Bradford, IPhyIIis-I I6 Bradley, Sian-224, 368 Broach, Pafricia-I I7 Brock, Clifford-2I5 Brock, Shirley-I30 Brock, Thomas-I06 Broderick, Jay-3I4 Brodie, Kirkwood-283 Brody, Bob-240 Brombaugh, Charles-I22, 276, 3II Bromleve, Nancy-298 Bronell, Carl-98 Brooks, Herman-98, 239 Brooks, Terry-299 Brookshire, Sherry-I I7, 202 Brossarf, Bob-316 Brolma n, David-222 Brown, Ann-I30 Brown, Bob-242, 299 Brown, Cafherine-I34 Brown, Donna-266, 307, 380 Brown, Frank-IO6, 307, 3IO Brown, Jack-208 Brown, Karen-II3 Brown, Larry-352 Brown, Lionel-239 Brown, Marshall--I36 Brown, Marlin-I06 Brown, Roberf D.--303, I22 Brown, Roberl' H.-I33, 238 Brown, Ronald-306 Brown, William--I32, 227 Browning, Sandra-I30 Broy, Peler-236, 292 Bruckmann, Anile-66 Bruder, Mary-20I Bruggeman, Jeff-270, 304 Brumbf, Ronald--238 Brumleve, Jane-333 Brumleve, Nancy-20I, 266, 294 Brune, Greg--2I5 Brunsman, Roberr-3I4 Bryan, Clini-272, 273 Bryani, Bill--207 Bryden, Elane-I94 Bucher, Donald-226 Buchholz, Bob-2I3 Buchman, Gayle-327 Buck, Beverly--I34 Buck, Suzanne-255, 298, 33I Brady, Dorfie-202 Brady, ,John-295 Brady, Kaihy-20I Brady, Pai-I97 Bragg, Dick-2II Branch, Palsy-I97, 307, 350, 380 Branch, Sieve-I22, 2I3, 274, 300, 305 Braoy, John-293 Braier, John-IOI6 Braun, David-327 Braunsfein, Beniamin-IO6 Braunsrein, Doroihy-I I6 Brauns+ein, Richard-'I28 Breeland, Belly-l9I Brenan, RH-272 Breeden, Ron-374 Breslow, Roy--222 Buckleey, Jerry-2I I Budd, Marvin-237 Buelsinq, Monica-98 Buerger, Bob-230 Buerkle, Bob--374 Bule, Rena-l98 Buhr, James-I32 Bumiller, Mary-2OiI Bundy, Hugh--235 Bunnell, Thomas-I36 Burch, Mickey-374 Burg, Barbara-I98 Burg, Bob--277 Brewer, Ann-67 Bridges, Ronald-327 Brill, Arlene-I I7, I92, 3I7 Brinck, Adele-2OI Brinkers, John--I28 Briofon, Barbara-202 Briscoe, Dennis-I22, 275, 303 BriI ron, John-205 Briiion, Oscar-II7, 239, 3I2 Burgess, Carl-25, 348 Burhen, Deana-I30 Burke, Peler-288, 303 Burker, Pele-234 Burkiil, Bob-3IO Burleson, Mike--352 BurneH, Joe--246, 289, 330 Burns, Denny-I22, 2I0 Burns, Tally-I94, 255, 266, 33I Burnside, Dale-98 BuiItz'z'ng at UC today . . . for tt better tomorrow FRANK MESSER G. SCNS, INC General Contractors Colangelo, Mike-224 STUDENT INDEX Burnside, Susan-64, I97 Burnefl, Joe-288, 334 Burris, Frank-235, 242 Burroughs, I.ee-98 Burroughs, Michael-98 Burlschy, Ma ry Alice-66, I97 Busemeyer, Marilou-203 Busemeyer, William-I33 Bush, Gerald-I I7 Bush, William'-I36 Busser, William-205 Buller, Fred-230 Buller, Grover-300, 305 Bursch, 'Dick-42I8 Bullerbaugh, Gary--24I Bullon, Morgan--225, 370 Bullrick, Jean-283 Bufz, James-IO6 Bulz, Judy-I9l, 243, 282 380 Bufz, Karen-I97 Buvinger, Doug-224 Byrd, Phyllis-293 Byrd, Wayne-374 C Cable, Bernard-I36 Cable, Vicror W.-IO6 Calera, Roberl-236 Cahall, Barbara-I I7 Cain, Jerome J.-I06 Calico, Roberl-275 Callahan, Thomas-I I7 Calloway, Ken-365 Cameron, Mike-348 Cammerer, Rudolph R.- IO6, 205, 299, 208 Camp, William-30I Campbell, James W.-IO6 Campbell, Joseph-I33 Campbell, Marilyn-I9I, I I7 Campbell, Sally-ZOI Cannon, Rulh M.--I06 Canler, Alan-98 Ron-379 Carey, Roberf--300, 305 Carey, Terence-98, 73, Capak, 297 Carey, Wilbur C.-IO6, 299, 298 Carney, James-297, II7, 368 Carmichael, Dan-77, I28, 2I3, 330, 332 Carol, Urs-98 Carofhers, Gary-I36 Carp, Joanne-200 Carpenler, David-IO6 Carpenfer, Doug-333 Carper, Brem'-l06 Carr, Carol-I95 Carr, Charles-294 Joe-249 Carr, Sleve-I22, 208, 330 Carr. Carrender, Delores-98 Carroll, Michelle-98 Carroll, Nancy-I90 Carson, Dennis-299 Carsfarphen, Cindy-202, 283, 32I Carler, Greg-206 Carler, Karen-4-98, 294 Palricia-I30 Carler, Carfer, Thomas-257 Carvin, Todd-234 Case, Lehneelfe-327 Case, Ronald'-I30 Caskey, Marcia-I92 Caskey, William--II7, 297 Caskill, Al-229 Cassidy, David-I36 Casfelluccio, Dianne-I90 Casfle, Donna-I34 CaI'Iin, Peggy A.-IO6 Caslon, Fred-226 Cauley, Darrell-269, 348, 352 Cavenegh, Richard-2II Cazavan, Larry-2I6 Cermely, Lorella-I92, 244 Chace, Marian-I97 Chadwick, Thomas-I28 Challenger, Kene-2I0 Channing, Alan-20 Chapman, Linda-I34 Chasky, Ferne-98 ohaineld, Sally-134, 245. 260, 322 Chelfie, James-250 ChenauII', Ellon-238 Chenowelh, James-295 Chenowelh, James P. III- IO6 Chenowelh, John-I22 Chenowelh, Roger-2I3 Cherlin, Edward-I36 Cherlock, Evelyn-98 Cheshire, Nancy-I34 Childers, Russell-98 Childlaw, Alice-II7, 203 Childs, Denny-327 Chisolm, Jim-277, 280 Cho, Kwang-294 Chorey, Jim-23I Chorikunchorn, Savifri--99 Chovan, John--3I5 Chrisfensen, Carolyn-I3O Chrislie, John-I36 Chrislopher, Todd-I22 Chrzan, Terence-I22, 297, 300, 305, 333 Chuck, Gerald-II4, 25I Chuclnof, lMel-237 Chupp, Georgi-77, I34, l90 Church, Dan-224, 273 Cicchino, Carrnela-I9I, 244, 276 Cinandf, Carolyn-203 Cincolla, Jerry--2I3 Clark Bonnie-I9I, 282 Clark, Gorden-20-7 Clark Jerome R.-IO6 Clark Jerry-256, 3I0 Clark Pam-I94, 277 Clark Quenlin Jr,-I22, 3II Clark Raymond-I22 Clarkson, Jim-327 Clay, Barbara-I I3 Clausen, Mary Ann-327 Clay, Ronald-99 Claybon, Slam-3IO Cleeler, Denis-22,0 Clemenl, Bev-I98 Cline, Nelson--294 Clingerman, Dean-205 Clyde, Bill-304, 313 Clycle. Sr. Mary-I35 Coafney, Richard-99, 285 Cobern, Geraldine-I I7 Cobern, GerriQI92, 282 Coble, Paul Jr.-3I2 Cochran, Jane--327 Cochran, Sonya-I34 Coler, Kenl'-215, 256 Coffee, 'Mary-99, 294 Cohen, Barbara-200 Cohen, I-Iarriel-99, 249, 272, 277, 278 Cohen, Marshall-240 Cohen, Nancy-II4, 200 Cohn, John-237 Cole, PaI'ry-I97, 258, 33I Cole, Sharon-277 Cole, Tom--2I9 Coleman, James-I23 Collaros, Tom-352 Collins, Dave-220 Collins, Judy-327 Collins, Marolee-277 Colfer, Lynn-I97 Colvin, Chuck-206 Combs, Phil-222 Cade, Carolyn--I 34, 3 I7 Q '9 ,,, C. - eg 3542 . ,Vi I. , XX Specially Pizza Sandwiches Spagherfi 1101115011 BROTHERS cv ,.luX,L' Q 2820 GILBERT AVENUE CINCINNATI STUDENT INDEX Comello, AI-287 Comeriord, Thomas-I23 Compion, Judy-29 Conly, Bill-352 Conly, Joe-352 Conly, Mike-267 Connelly, Pai'-I97, 258 Conner, Kifly-67, 99 Connor, Bruce--2I3 Connor, Douglas-l23 Conover, Carole-99 Conrad, Neal-298 Conri, Joe-22I Converse, Henry-99 Conwell, Peggy--I30 Cook, Eugene-IZ3, 274, 300, 305 Cook, Leonard Jr.-3I2 Cook, Linda-274 Cook, Rosalee-I92, 282, 307 Coomer, John-I32 Coon, Ann-202 Cooper, Diana-99 Cooper, Elaine-II7 Cooper, James-234 Copeland, Nancy-I I7 Coppola, Ted--348 Corbin, Paul--99 Cordes, Charles H.-I06 Cordes, Cindy-I95 Corken, Joy-I I7 Cornelius, 'Dick-2I6 Cornelius, Fran-3I8 Cornelius, Kyle-3I8 Corney, Roberi A.-IO6 Cosby, Dave-385 Coshun, Marilyn-I94, 255, 33I CosI'er, Karen-I98 Collier, Dwiqhi--208 Coughlin, Jim-208 Couller, Roberi-II4 Courlney. John I-I-I06 Couriney. Tom-208 Couzins, Jerry-365 Covode, Bob-42. 307, 348 Cowen, Peggy-99 Cox, James-24I Coy, John-I23 Coy, Linda-II7 Craig, Don-I30, 297 Crawford, Veramae-II7 Grayiroff, Roberi-3I5 Creech, Elizaberh-202 Creekrnore, Sally-I99 Crews, Jim-227 Crocker, Rebekah-I I7, 292 Cromwell, Marrha-295. 292 Crook, William-236 Crosby, Dennis-304 Crorzer, Mel-220 Crofzer, Ron-I23, 305 Crow, Marilyn--II7 Crowe, Michael-II7, 294 Crowell, Sue-292, 327 Crum, Sharon-99, 203 Culberlson, Kafie-20I, 294 Cullum, Merry-327 Cunix, Lenore-266 Cunningham, Douglas--I36 Cunningham, Gerry--374 Cunningham, Jack-374 Cunningham, John-302 Cunningham, Kenne'rh-76, II7, 365 Cunningham, Lawrence- II7 Cunningham, Pafrick J.- IO6. 227, 378, 379 Cunningham, Richard M.- I06, 238 Curk, Michael-IO6 Curley, John-294 Curless, Sfeve-293 Curfsinger, Marlha-99 Curlsinger, 'MarIy-I9I 264 Currsinger, Oscar L.-I06 Cusick, Terry-372 Dablow, Sieve-352 Daggy, David-300, 305 Dahle, Paul-298 Dahmann, Don-299 Daley, Carole-I9I Daley, Ned-308 Daley, Pai-I90 Dallob, Joyce-99 Daly, Ralph-99 Dandrea, Marlene-294 Daniel, Alice-I I3, 274 Daner, Dave-2I6 Darbro, Wesley-99 Darragh, Craig-303 Darragh, Mike-226 Daugheriy, Pai-2I3 Daugheriy, Ruih-I95 Daugherly, Siephan-99 Davies, Ari-2IO Davids, Susie-I90, 26I, 304, 3I2, 33I Davidson, Diane-II7, 203 Davidson, Jim--2I3 Davidson, Roberl-206 Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis 244 Davis, Davis 267. Davis Davis Davis Edward-99 Elaine-I98 James--23 8 Larry-99 Mary Rurh--I90, Mike-99 Richard-240, 248, 332 Roberr-I36 Anne H.-IO.6 Sandra-II7 Dawson, Paul-II7, 258, 334 Day, John-24I Day, Lewis-230 Deal, J. R.--234 Deans, Joseph-99 Deareick, John-22I Debenham, Sue-I98 DEBord, Judilh--99 DeBord, Judy-I99 DeBra, Nancy-I92 DeBrosse, Carole-I94 DeCamp, Johannah-I90, 243, 264, 334 DeCamp, Michael--99, 240 Deckebach, George-2IO Decker, Sandi-202 DeCourcy, Marianne-I98 Deddens, Ellen-203, 335 Deddens, James-99, 225 Deeb, Charles--2I6, 303 DeFord, Paule-270, 33I Deger, Gran?-I36 Del-Iaven, Chris-23I Deirers, Diane-99 Dell, Donna-I I7 Dell, Judy-198 Deller, David-308 DeLong, Richard-235 Demakes, Chrisfos-I33 DeMarchi, Charloire-I99 Deming, Ari-2I0 Denham, John-II7 Denham, Richard-I23 Denk, Jim-42, 348 Denney, Ann-I34 Denney, Don-I23. 275, 276, 305 Denr, Edward Jr.-99, 238 Denlon, Dianne-45, I94 Denion, William-I I4 DeRosa, Charlie-348 DeRosa, Doug-307, 348. 347 Desh, Par-327 Deskins, JoAnn-I06 Desserich, Russ-333 Deflers, Susan-294 Deucker, Mary Lou-I34, I97, 255 Devanney, Ellen-I97 Devaud, Barbara-2OI Devins, Ruihie-I97 Dewey, Thomas-208 Diamond, Michael-I36 Dibowski, James R.-I07 Dice, Thomas-I23, 227, 300, 305 Dichnice, Rick-224 Dickensheels, John-99 Dickenson, David B.-I07 Dickenson, Rhodie-2I5 Dickey, LeI.and-I23, 2I6, 303 DiCoIa, Vince-2I3 Diedrichs, Frank-99 Diehl, Tom-226 Dielingen, Von-257 Diers, Judilh-I I4 Dielrich, Fred-I07, 3I0 Dielrich, Jane-II7, 202, 322. 3I3 Diiloure, John-I 23 DiGenova, Joseph-3'I8, 3I9 Dilger, Greg-303 Dilger, James-I23, 2I6 Dilling, Marcy-II7, I92. 298 Dils, Tim-300, 305 Dinan, Gary-205, 333 Dineen, Rich-287 Dinkel, Bobbie-I97 Dippery, Dick-I23, 305 Disfler, Jack-226, 227 Dobashi, I-larry-302 Dobranski, Jeff-294 Docrer, Roland-II4 Doepke, Linda-99 Doesel, James-295 Doggeiie, John-99 Dolby, John-2I5 224. Dombi, Charlene-I98 Domel, Jack-I28, 26I, 304, 332 Donahue, Tim-208 Dones, Linda-I96 Donn, Jack-237 Donohue, Denny-333 Dooley, Richard-I23 Dornheggen, Mary-99, 20I, 243, 256 Dorsey, Milron-205 Douce, Arden-295 Douglas, Jim-307 Douglas, Roberl'-II4 Douglas, Wadsworih-238 Douiheif, Joe-302 Downs, James-2I5 Doyle, Mike--2l9, 257, 3I5 Drach, Chris-I94 Dragoo, Diana-I96, 304, 3 I2 Drake, Ba rba ra-I 94, 292, 298, 380 Drake, Clayion-I36 Draper, David-II3, 3I4 Dray, Maryelia-I98, 333 Drayson, Richard-332 Dreidame, Jeanne-I9I Drennan, Bob-2I8, 374 Drews, Siephen-l28 Dreyer, Duane-I28 Dreyer, Thomas-II7. 379 Drimal, Lynn-I94 Driskell, Pairicia-I93 Driver, Bob-2II Droesch, Judy--II7, I97 Droll, David-I23, 275. 302, 30.3 Drufiel, Dick-2I5 Drufiel, Jane-I3O Drysdale, Sue-333 Duncan, AI-352 Duncan, Chuck-352 Duduil, Paul-302, 303 Due, Larry-I28 Duescher, Bev.-I30 Dumler, Mar'Iy-379 Dunham, John--379 Dunham, Linda-I28, I98, 245, 3I2 Dunie, Roberla-99 Duning, James-99 Dunker, Nancy-255 Dunkerley, Jay--300. 305 Dunkerley, Joseph-I23 Dunlap, Terry-2I I, 289 Dunning, Lynn-I99 DuPonI', Allan--222, 30I Durham, Dave--2I0, 242, 254, 267, 334 Durham, Linda-26I Durham, Rick--230, 274 Durham, Sam-99, 277 Surilsch, David-99 Dye, G-riffifh-2I3 Dyer, Bonny-I90 Eads, Bill-2I5 Eads, Doris-I I7 Earley, Daniel--99, 2I0 Easley, Dick-2I5, 332 Easferling, Ray-2I5 Easfman, Carolyn-I I4 Easiman, James-I23 Ebel, Barbara-I92, 282 Eberf, Sandy-I90 Eby, Rich-294 Echelbarger, Gary--300 Eck, Dolfie-I98 Eckelberry, Jim-I23, 234, 300, 305 Eckerf, Donna-I98 Eckslein, Nancy-I30' Edelsiein, Paula-293 Eden, Floyd-328 Edgar, Melvin-3Il Edmondson, Sieve-35, 50, 23 I , 267 Edwards, Herberl-3 I8, 320 Edwards, Marshall-I28. 304, 3 I3 Edwards, Neil-294 Edwards, PaI Iy--68. I90, 244 Eggerding, Ronald-I07 Eggers, Jean-I I7 Egloii, Bob-294 Ehrensberger, Mike-208 Ehrhard, Ronald-I07, 299 Eidus, Roberf-240 Eisensraf, Nancy-I I4 Elam, Barbara-I90 Elberf, Jane-8I Elder, Ken-3I9 Eleiker, Hans-3I5 Ellioll, Chip-289 EIIioI'I', Linda-I90, 298 Ellis, Chuck-208 Ellison, Pele-99, 226, 227, 242 EIO, Tom--99, 256 Elbert Jane-134, I98. 264, 270 Elder, Joan-I I7 Elfenbein, Jill-II7 Elsasser, Donna-I I4 Elsasser, Larry--374 Embry, Duane--II7 Emerson, Kalhy-I97 Emmel, Elinor-I9l, 294, 32I Ernmerl, Roberf-I23 Endres, Cheryl-I9I Engelharf, Carol-I9I Engelke, Par--203 England, Karen-I34 Engle, Bob--2IO, 242, 257. 267, 287 Engleharr, Bob-227 Engleman, Larry-232, 248 Ennis, Ginny-2OI, 258 Enrel, Tom-2I8 Epslein, Naran-336 Erayo, Trish-I97, 327 Erbeck, Judirh-327 Erdeliohn, Sandy-20I Erickson, Barry--I23, 274. 275, 300, 305 Erickson, Sue-I I7 Erns+, Sandra--327 Erlel, Tom-2I9, 332 Erwin, I-Iugh-I07 Erwine, Don-2II Eschmeyer, Thomas-99 Eshehman, Mary Lou-294 Eshman, Dave-208 Essex, Dana-II4, I99 E' W Q9 . 1 ' :l,,Nf S zfldfglgfd J And may all your fondest hopes and ambitions come true ' 3 THE ORIGINAL BIG Bov FAMOUS 9 ORIGINAL E MM 2 2 Cmcmnatz 3 234 E. 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Jim-327 Ferdix, Roger-347 Ferrante, JoAnn-II7, 194 Ferrara, Greg-368 Ferrari, Janice-318 Ferrari, Michael-318, 320 Fessler, Robert-205, 242 Felh, Russ-374 Feltig, Theodore-I23, 311 Fettner, Saul-133 Fey, Doris-202, 255, 258. 266, 330, 331 Fialco, Marsha--I I7 Fialeo, Marc-136 Fiedler, William-132 Field, Bradley-207 Field, Walter-I I7 Fienento, Joe-219 Fiqhmaster, Jerry-215 Findlay, Rick-224 Finlf. David-I36 Finli. Elliott-222 Finkelmeier, Louis--99 Finkelmeier, Tom-220 Fische, Evelyn-202 Fische r, Cha rylene-99 Fischer, Dennis-99 Fischer, Gary-219 Fischer, Jan-202 Fische Fische Fische r. Joyce-I07 r, Mary-II7, 199 r, Marianne-I07 Fischer, Philip-327 Fische Fische Fische r, Robert-123, 213 r, Ron-90, 277, 281 r, W.-216 Fish, Bernard-295 Fish, David-256, 295 Fishberg, Dianne-I I7 Fisher, 'Frederick-302, 303 Fisher, Jeff--237 Fisher, Mike-310 Fisher, Peggy-274 Fiizqerald, Michael-219, 244 Fitzpatriclc, Elizabeth--99 Fitzpatrick, Gerri-201, 313. 380 Fitzpatrick. Penny-199 Flack, David-2017 Flamm, Paul-107 Flasch, Marilyn-201, 257 Flatt, Barbara-199 Fleming, Gwyn-IOO, 195 Fleming, Timothy-I36 Flemm, Eugene-I I3 Fletcher, Jerry-I I4 Fletcher, Kandy-191 Fletcher, Sara-I34, 4317 Floolc, Gay-274 Floriq, Bob-294 Flory, Kirk-224 Foertsch, Carol-202, 298 Fogel, Ellen--I30 Fogel, Ron-24-O Foqt, Larry-I07 Folb. 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Sally-IIB, I98 Gamble, Thomas-2I6 Gambler, Terry-275, 3OI Ganaway, Gary-IO7 Gandelman, Barry-IOO Ganl, James-I23, 208 Ganll, Roslyn-IIB, I93 Gardner, William-I28 Garrel, Jeanne-II3, 257, 274, 33l Garris, Frances-IOO Garry, Bruce-299 Garvin, Todd-327 Gary, Philip-294 Gashin, Earl-240 Gaskill, Alberl-I23 Gaskins, Bruce-IOO Gasser, Julie-3I7 Gaslon, 'Chuck-24I Gafch, Marry-32l Garch, Roberl-l07 Garlo, Karen-I3O Gaull, Tom-IOI7, 294, 307 Gaynor, Charles-l32 Geckle, Ned-294 Gehring, Fred-I32 Gehring, Jim-368 Gehring, Lila-I32 Geiger, Ann-l9O, 260 Geiss, Charlene-69, I99 Gelles, Roberl-222 Genova, Joseph-245 George, 'Ron--348 Gerard, James-2I3 Gerhardf, Jon-300, 305, 327 Germuska, Richard-300, 305 Gerson, Nancy-II8 Geske, Paula-II8 Goske, Sleve-237 Ghering, James-I23, 234 Gibbons, Mary-26l, 304, 3l2 Gibson, David-205 Gibson, Sieve-226 Giddings. Dennis-I28 Gibbs, Ed--208 Gieseling, Jean-I99 Gieseling, Norma-II8 Giesler, Charles-IO7 Miriam-IOO Gorman-236 Gieser, Gilberl, Gilberl, Toni-200 Gilharr, Roberf-232 Gimpel, Jon-I I4, 2l9 Roberlar-I30 Gindy. Gillin, Susan-200, Glann, Gordon-226 Glanlz, Slalom-288 Glanzer, Don-94 Glassman, Phil-272 Glenn, JoAnn-l30, 203 Glick, Jane-I00 Glier, Jan-I97 Gloeckler, David--l00 Glossi, Pam-I97 Glueck, Tom-224, 269, 333, 370 Godfrey, Harry-I32 Godfrey, Irene-I I8, I9l Goebel, Larry-205 Goedl, Jane--I30 Goerlerniller, Elaine-I9O, 258, 288, 33l Goes, Dale-2I4 Golzlin, Jack-240 Gohil, Rasikkumar-294 Goings, Lorraine-II8, I93 Gold, Michael-237 Goldberg, Alan-l00, 237, 242 Goldberg, David-I36 Goldberg, Mirchell-IO0 Goldberger, Faye-I00, 200, 245, 255 Golden, Enid-Il8, 200 Goldluss, Rurh--I07, 3l7 Goldhair, Richard-240 Goldman, Befsy-ZOO Goldschmidi, Donald-I28 Goldsmirh, Sluarl-222 Goldslein, Howard-222 Golush, David-222 Gonzalez, John-3I4 Good, Douglas-22l Good, Mona-200 Goodman, Geri-IOO Goodman, Kalhy-200 Goodman, Nancy-l30 Sieve-237 Howard-240 Goodman, Goodwin, Goodwin, John-IO0 Gordon, Carl-229 Gordon, Murray-237 Gordon, Randall-I I4 Gorman, Ronald-IO7 Gose, Richard-IO7 Gollman, James-2I I Golfschlich, Bill-220 Gourley, Linda-327 Graber, Valerie-I00 Grable, Jean-272 Grad, Rufh-I I4 Graff, Gail-l00 Graf, Jane--I92 Gramann, Bob--2I9 Granr, Andrew-22I Granr, Gary-238 Grasser, Roberr-I I4 Grassinger, Mike-2I9 Grave, Larry-226 Graves, Kennefh--IO7 Gray, Bob-3I4 Gray, Gary-I23 Gray, William-IOO Grayson, Nancy-l30 Grebb, John-2l6, 242 Green, Bruce-I28 Green, Gary-IO7 Green, Jim-352 Green, Marcus-238 Green, Mary Ann-Il8 Green, Michael-234 Greenberg, Les-3I8, 320 Greenberg, Sranley-I33 Greenberger, Mark-I33 Greenburg, Les-222 Greenisen, Phillip Greenleaf, Al-352 Greenlee, John-I28 Greer, Don--2I6 Greer, Marsha-32I Greer, Tom-220 Gregg, Edward-I I4 Gregory, Srewarr-IOO Gregory, Teg-227 Greiser, JoAnne-I99, 327 Gresham, Gayle-I98 Gress, James-30I Grier, Slephen-I23 Griesel, Marfin-207 Griesr, David-303 Grilifilh, Dean-2l6 Grihlilh, Dee-2l I, 244- Grilililh, Donald-I23 Griffirh, Nancy-66, II8 Grifliihs, Riley-267, 372 Grigas, Chuck-348 Griggs, Susie-3l, 58. 350 STUDENT INDEX Grimes, Nancy-I00, I98 Grinslead, Carl-I36 Grisik, John--3I8, 320 Grogan, Judy-294 Grogg, Cynlhia-II8, 327 Grogg, Sian-2I5, 289 Gromen, Barry-I00, 2I3 Gromen, Cherri--I94 Groneman, Carol-76, IOO. 20l, 264, 330 Gross, Judy-20l, 244 Gross, Neil-24-O Grossman, Helen-95, I99 Grossman, Gerberl'-I36 Grole, Raymond-I23 Grove, Judilh-l34 Grove, Robe-rl-3I8, 320 Grubb, Jane-I99 Gruber, Gary-I23. 2I6 Gruber, Judi-20'I Gruber, 'Marie-I98 Gruber, Ray-2I8 Gruber, Roberl-I23, 304 Gudehus, Jim-207 ia, Leonard-222 Guenrher, Diane-I96 Gruenwald, Rodger-215 Gullo, Nellina-l00 Gunderson, Carole-rl00 Gundlach, Sam-2I3 Gunville, Paul-2I9 Gulrman, Harold-l07 Gulfman, Naomi-I I8 Guflman, Richard-IO7 Guynn, Barb-6l, I9I, 32l Gwin, Bridgel'--283 Gwynn, James-I23 Hall, Langley-I23, 234 Hall, Laverne-ll8 Hall, Mary Louise-I90 Hall, Pam--I97 Hall, Richard-I23, 2l6. 306 Hall, Rufh--I94 Hallbach, Ray-294 I-Iallberg, Richard-IO7 Halper, Faye-I I8 Haller, Richard-300 Hamer, Fred--l07, 2I0, 242 Hamerman, Kenny-237 Hamillon, Al-2I6 Hamilron, Sally-I94 Hamm, Ellie-I97, 244 Hamm, Barbara-203 Hamner, Don-352 Hamplon, Tim-23I Hancock, Priscilla-283 Handel, Charles-207 Hanifin, Charles-l28 Hanni, Sue-I94 Hanning, Mike-3I4, 327 Hannmann, Ralph-235, 288 Hanson, Jay-I00 Hanson, Laurence-2II Hardy, John--I24 Hardy, Sieve-2lI Hare, Ron-IOO Harley, Gerald-I I4 Harmon, Dan-333 Harn, George-I07 Harper, David-272 Harper, Joyce-203 Harringfon, Salli-20l Harris, Bob-352 Harris, Dale-II4 Harris, James-I24, 304 Harris Harris, , John-II4-, 235 Luke-l07, 240 Haas, Glen-235, 242 Haas, Lee-207 Haas, Susan--244 Habe, John-Y-372 Haberlhier, Donald-I28 Hackbery, Paul--2I5 Haddix, Thomas-2I6 Hadler, Alberl'-2I6 Hafer, Bob-352 Harley, Carolyn-I I8 Hagan, Joe-229 Hagner, Charlie-242, 263. 289, 332 Hagner, John-224 Hahn, Jerry-I23 Haidi n, Pamela-I34 Haines, Carol-32I Haines, Judy-l92 Haines, Michael-I23, 230 Haines, Slew-226 Hair, Deidra-I94, 32l Halbeisen, Fugene-23l Halcomb, Myra-I34 Hale, Hall, Kalhleen-274 Ba rba ra- I 95, Hall, Chrisline-I00 Hall, Diane-I00 Hall, Grover-232 Hall, John-257 Harris, MaryJo-II8, I95 Sandy--208 Harris. Harrison, Bill-22I Harrison, Julie--294 Harrison, Phil-237 Karen-I I8 Harsham, Harshbarger, Jack-306 Harshbarger, Raymond- l24 Harl, Tom--303, 306 Harlleb, David--22l Harfman, James-lI8, 3I6 Harfman, Veva Ann-I94 Harfmann, Janice-IOO Harlsock, Karen-I98 Hsrfwig, Ed-3I8, 319 Harvey, Cindy-I95 Harwood, David-236, 244 Hass, Susan-I99 Hassel, Cherie-32I Halfield, Gordon--I24 Halkohf, George-237, 244 Harlan, Rulh-l00 Halrenbach, Edward--237 Haller, Beverly-202 Haugh, Peggy-I97 Haughavoo, 'Richard-I28 Haupl, Ken-374 Hausman, Sharon--59, I94, 24-3, 258, 286, 287, 298. 330, 33l, 334 Hauser, Susan-32l Hausman, Gary-I24 Hausman, Susan-I I8 Have-rkamp, John-2l8, 352 STUDENT INDEX Hawkins, Jim-208 Hawks, Roger-I24, 275 Hay, Jay-2l5, 288 Hayes, James-I33 Hayes, Ruih-I36 Hearne, Sharyn-I92 Healh, Barb-I97, 258, 282 Heberling, Theodore-I24, 275, 306 Heckerman, Judy-I I8, I99, 2I3, 264, 330 Heckman, Paula-I95, 3I6, 327 Hedger, Jean-I9I, 282, 380 Heeg, Daryl-I07, 308 Heekin, Alberl'-I33 Hefllelinger, Dick-327 Hegman, Barbara-I I4 Heheey, Calherine-202 Heidorn, Ray-352 Heidolf, Dale-I I4 Heiman, Roberl-I24 Heimann, Bonnie-7I, I99, 324 Heimann, Jon--370 Heinlen, Jan-I I4, I94 Heis, Foresl'-20.8, 245, 246, 253, 263, 267, 269, 272. 330 Heis, Fred-208 Heisey, Larry-I24, 3'll Heifhaus, Charles-I07 Heiihans, Chick-221 Hei+z, Linda--I9O Heller, Marv-l24, 2IO Heller, Roberf-294 Hellman, Janice-I92, 380 Helm, Ron-348 Hellsley, Fred-30I Hellzel, Joseph-I24 Henderson, Dan-208 Hendon, Bob-I24, 224, 225, 300, 305 Hendricks, Belly-327 Hendricks, Gary-I07 Hendricks, Tom-3I0 Hengsller, Barry-228 Henke, Bob-2I3, 256 Henkel, Barbara-273 Hennig, Barbara-II8 Henry, Bill--2015, 23l Henry, George-2I9 Henry, James-IOO Henson, Bonnie-294 Henihorn, Marilyn-I9O 266, 282, 327, 33I Henlhorn, Tom-2I5 Henzie, Bill-289, 352 Herbold, Sieve-303 Herfel, Gary-2I4 Herking, Bob-226 Heroliska, Dog-2I3 Herr, John-250 Herrick, Susie-I95 Herring, Bill-206 Herrmann, Charles-228 Herrmann, Nanelle-I99 Herrmann, Sue-2Ol, 298 Herschede, 1Fred-2I9 Herschede, Spike-226 Hersher, Richard--222 Hershey, Mel-208 Hersley, Jane-266 Herfzberg, Bob-237 Herlzman, Buddy-240 Herzig, Roger-240, 256 Hess, IHuey--22I I Hess, Ronald-I24, 30I Hess, I-om-220, 242, 332 Hess, William-I I4 Hesse, Gerald-1107 Hesse, Mike-I0.0 Hessel, Janice-I94, 282 Hefrick, Connie-l9I, 294 Hefrick, Ron-294 Heuck, Ken-2l I, 263, 267, 330, 332 Heyward, Bill-238 Hicks, Eleanor-IOO, 193 Hicks. John-IO7, 2l6, 308 Hieronymus, Brenda-202 Higgins, James-IOO, 2I6 Hill, 'Cedric-352 Hill, Dave-205 Hill, Evelyn-II4 Hill, Lauren-I24 Hill, Mimi-62, 77, I00. I99, 264 Hill, William-IO7 Hilvers, Earl-IO7 Himes, Bob-300, 305 Himes, Ronald-IO7 Himes, Russell-I24, 205, 242 Himmler, Clifford-I24, 302 Hindersman, John-I00 Hinds, Jane-I32 Hinds, Roberl'-I32 Hines, Howard-327 Hines, Mark--2I5 Hinners, Susan-I98 Hinsch, David-224 Hinshaw, Ed-245, 257s, 3l4 Hinshaw. Michael-I36 Hinlermeislfer, Marilyn- I99, 244, 260, 266 Hinlon, William-IO8, 2I6, 308 Hirsch, Michael-292 Hirby. Sieve-I24, 229, 242 Hirdy, Tom-228 Hirschberg, Marilyn--260, 266, 282, 322, 334 Hirschberger, Rulh--328 Hiss, James-I24, 274, 300, 305 Hilz, Mike-2I3 Hoblilzell, Dick-2I5 Hobliizell, Gay-2OI Hockenberger, Reber?- II3, 3I4 Hodge, Brien-IOO. Hodgman, Roberl-304, 3I3 Hodgson, Sandra-I97, 298, 33I Hoeb, Karen-IO8 Hoenemeyer, Rulh--I9I Hoff, Elizabelh-I08, 3I5 Holileld, Randy-2l0 Hoilheimer, Susan-100 Holzlman, Dick-2l9 Holziman, Terry-306 Hoffmann, Barbara-I9I, 245, 282 Hollmann, Joe-294 Hoffmann, Joseph-3I8, 320 Hogue, David-2IO Hogue, Mike--I28 Hollaender, Carol-I I8 Hollack, Barry-220 Hollander, Richard-237 Hollenbeck, William--I08, 226 Hollingshead, Larry-295 Hollingsworlh, Sis-I99 Hollmann, Jon-I I5 Hollmeyer, Carol-2Ol Hollohan, Roberf-I33 Holi, Randolph-I24, 275. 276, 3II Hollman, Dennis-I00 Holzman, Ronald+222, 299, 335 Homan, John-352 Honious, Gerald-205 Hoornweg, Peler-I00 Hosse, Jim--345, 348 Hopkins, Mary--327 Hoplins, Edwina-274 Horan, EIainef2OI Horn, Bob-242 Horn, Kennelh-I08 Horner, Tom-348 Horsley, Jane-202, 249, 266, 282, 288, 33l Horsfman, James-2II Horlon, Carol-202, 266, 33I Horvilz, Ida-I34 Horwilz, Barry-I36 Horwilz, Larry-240, 244 Hoshaw, Ann-I08, I99, 3I5 Holchkiss, Charles-IO0 Hough, Nancy-II8, 288, 327 Houk, Carol-I34 Houpl, Tom-206 Housley, Timolhy-3 I8, 3I9 Houslon, Charley-352 Hoverman, Ray-352 Howard, Fred-205 Howard, John-352 Howdyshell, Paul-I24, 270 Howell, Mary-I92 Howell, Monly-I I5, 2I3 Howes, Barbie-69, II8, 202 Hoxworlh, Nancy-IOO Hub, William-I I5 Hubbard, Ben-292 Hubbard, Dorsey-299 Hubbard, John-I00 Hubbuch, Carolyn-302 Hubbuch, Glenn-22l Huber, Don-I24, 242, 372 Huber, Jay--3I0 Hubish, Waller-304 Hudson, Mike IOI, 2l5, 289. 332 Huelsmann, llvlarlin-283 Huenefeld, Barbara-I90 Huffman, Penny-323, 327 Huffman, Sieve-2l0, 242, 263, 267, 288, 289 Huffman, Tony--208 Huffman, William-l08 Hullmeier, Ron-I24, 205, 274, 275, 300, 305 Hughes, Marlene-I34 Huheey, Calherine-266, 282 Humphrey, Ed-327 Humphries, Tom-304 Hun'l', Ann-257, 264, 3I7 Hunl, James-224 Hunler, Carroll--I I5 Hun'Ier, Mary Louise-IOI Hupman, Ronald-298 Hupperlz, Nancy-I0l, 3l7 Hurlburl, Palricia-I9I Hulchinson, Paula-192 Huynk, Lucie-294 Hyams, Kenneih--IOI Hyall, William-I33 Hyde, 327 Hyde, James-2I0 Hynes, Michael-IOI, 226 lde, Barbara-317 lrnan, Ali-294 Imholle, Joseph-I24 Imsande, David-I08 Inelhol, Chris-333 lnglish, Roberi--23I, 327 Ingram, Barbara-266 Inholle, Joseph-30I lrelank, Bellly Scoll'-I97, 255, 282, 380 Irvin, Roberl-IOI Irwin, Frederick-294 Isaac, Slanley-I08, 22I Ishikawa, Terry-IOI Isphording, Sieve-224, 225 Ilo, Junko-I I5 Ivory, Gwendolyn-I93 .I Jack, Sam-22I, 248, 332 Jackson, Doug-220, 22I, 327 Janise-I93, 293 Jackson, Jackson, Jeannie-I99, 248 Jim--238 Jackson, Jackson, Randy-220 Jackson, Terry--I I3 Cafhy-I94, 287. Jenkins, Clyde-2IO Jenkins, Muriel-277, 294 Jennings, Bill-307 Jennings, Gloria-II8 Jennings, Joanne-I I8, I99, 350 Jennings, John-224, 256, 267, 332 Jennings, Nancy-IOII, 274 Jennings, Ron-I08 Jenkins, Pele-29I Jensen, Eloise-304, 3I2 Jesse, Walson--I08 Jessup, Billy-I I5 Jible, Susan--I94 Jimenz, Fernando-292, 294, 368 Jimerson, Cherie-I9l Joachim, John-I I8 Johes, 'Donald--I24 Johns, Warren-327 Johnson, Johnson Johnson Johnson AI-208 Cecelia-203 Cha rles-I 36 Delores-I93 Johnson, James-238 Johnson, Jeff-272, 294 Johnson 'Joseph-226 Johnson Judy-65 Johnson Scol'+-224, 249, 267, 297, 330, 332 Johnson, Terry-I24 Johnson, Ules-238 Jolly, Jo Ann-I I8 Jones, Allen-30I Jones, Carolyn-I34 Jones, Don-2I4, 30I Jones, Euerell-236 Jones, Jan-I30 Jones, Jane?-203, 327 Jones, John-206 Jones, Jerry-IO8 Jones, Lawrence-I24 Jones, Michael--2I5 Jones, Slewarl-IOI Jordan, Ken-348 Jordan, Mike-2I3 Jordi, Marlis-I95 Jording, Keilh-2l5, 267, 289 Jorson, Dave-352 Josephberg, Richard-222 Joslworlh, Kennefh-II8 Judoamidioio, Muliono-Q 294 Juels, Charles-IOI Juergens, Carolyn-322 Jun, Choll-294 Jung, Charles-208 Jurevic, Edward--235 Jurrgens, Carolyn--330 Jackson, Tony-352 Jacobs, Alan-222, 242 Jacobs, Jack--I08 Jacobs, James-I08 Jacob, John-I24 Jacobs, Berlram-IOI Jocoby, Jay-237 Jaisle, AI-I24, 274, 300. 305 Jansen, Jacqueline-I0'I, 272 Jasper, David-294 Jasper, Edward-I32 Jardou, Louis-224 Jehfress, Michael-IO8 Jenike, Tom--372 Jenkins, Janel-II8, 3I6 K Kacsur, Lynnelfe-I9 I, 264 Kaemmerle, Lynn-I99. 350 Kagan, Leonard-3 I5 Lichlen Kahn, Michael-IO8 Kahnr, Kalhy-93 Kahsan, Michael-22I Kahsar, Michelle-I90 Kahsar, Skippy-63, 76, II8, l90. 25I, 258, 298, 330 Kail, Thomas-I36 Kaiser, Thomas-I08, 308 Kalcel, I-larry-I I5 Kalaman, Tom-2I6 Kalb, Jeffrey--I24, 276, 3lI Kamleiler, Paul-304, 3I3 Kamp, Sherry-I I8, I97 Kamp, Susan-65, I90, 254 Kampwerlh, Anlhony-I I5 Kandleson, Sharon-200. Kane, Maggi-270' Kane, Thomas-2I3 Kane, Ivlargarel-I34 Kannaley, Leona-I I8 Kanion, Tom--2I8 Kanlor, Thomas-I24, 2I9, 306 Kaplan, Frank-222. 287 Kaplan, Jerold-IOI Kaplan, Jill-II8, 200 Kaplowilx, Gerald-IO8. 224, 308, 333 Kappers, Arnie-208 Kappes, Joseph-I24 Karches, Jack-IO8 Karem, David-220, 334 Karnehm, Rodger--I08 Karler, Madeleine-I I8 Kassay, Irene-I34 Kasson, Cindy-I94, 298 Kasling, Barb-66, I90, 282 Kalona, Eugene-240 Kallus, Nancy-II8 Kalz, Sleve-222 Kaufman, Sue-I94 Kearsley, Bruce-208 Kehler, James-I36 Keisler, Diana-I30, 203 Keiser, Richard-I36 Keilh, David-205 Keilhley, Randy-224 Franlc-I08 Karal-203 Keller, Keller, Keller, Mervyn-I I5 Keller, Thomas-I08 William-I36 Kelley, Kellner, I-Iarold-I I5 Kellom, Charles-239 Kelly, Charles--I33 Kelly, Donald-IOI Kelly, Marly-352 Kelsall, Sally-I99 Kemen, Don--294 Kemen, Jim--2I9 Kemnilzner, David-I I5, 206, 273, 3I5 Kemnilzer, Ronald-206 Kemp, Alson-I33 Kemp, Andy-333 Kemp, Joyce-I34 Kemper, Carol--II8, 203 Kemper, Michael-23l Kendall, Karen-I99 Kendall, Sieve-327 Kendrick, Flora-II8 Gregg-205 Kennard, Kennedy, Carole--20I Kennedy, John-I28 Kennedy, Tom-208, 368 Kennell, David-206 Kenneweg, Donna-ll8 Kensiclci, Pele-2I3 Kerchoclr, Peggy-293 Kerley, Bob-374 Kerley, Milne-2I3, 257 Kern, Norm-236 Kerr, Palriclq-lI5 Kerslen, Connie-3I7 Kersleller, Janel'-I97, 255, 260, 282, 322, 334 Kerlh, John-I24 Kessle, June-200 Kessler, Bob-22I, 368 Kessler, Terry-234 Kew, David-2I6 Kibler, Eldon-I32 Kick, William-3I4 Kider, Nancy Von-I94 Kiefer, Kafhleen-IOI Kiefer, Paula-I34 Kieseweller, Blanche--I32 Killmeyer, Fred-I24 Kimberly, Jan-I96, 255, 260, 282, 327 Kin, Eddie-226, 370 Kincaid, Kennelh-I30 Kindsvaller, James-230, 350 Kindsvaller, Marly-l9O King, Bill-327 King, Elizabeih-I3O King, Jo-327 King, Ted-I36 Kinney, Sieve-237 Kinsman, Donald-l0I Kirn, Susie-I99 Kislcer, Mandy-I99 Kinsller, 'Richard-308, 3I0, 328 Kipling, Jim-2l8 Kirchmayer, Milne-2I8, 273, 3l5 Kirkpalrick, Harman-303 Kirzner, I-larold-237, 3I0 Kirzner, Jerry-237 Kissel, Larry-I24 Kisl, RICIC-2I6 Kilaell, Richard-IOI Kleemann, Uudilh-I33 Klein, Bill-240 Klein, Gail-65, 203, 3I6. 327, 335 Klein, Sanford-237 Kleinman, Gerald-IOI Klinedinsl, Kil-l95 Kloslerman, AI-I24, 300. 305 Klub, Chesler-24I Klusman, Wayne-I08 Kmerer, John-22I Knabelliamp, Sharon-I08, 295 Knapp, Donald-235 Knapp, Harold-I24 Knarr, Kennelh-II5, 206, 285 Knechlly, Ted-24I Kneplle, Chuclc-32l Knigga, Connie-32l Knighl, Glenn-300, 305 Knighl, Ken-234 Knippenberg, Jim-294 Knorl, I-lerman-2I5 Knosp. Linda-I90, 266. 282, 334 Knox, Karen-II8, I9I Koch, Dianne-II8 Koch, Susan-I95 Kocher, William-236 Koclc, Nancy-68, 75, l0l, I95, 264 Koclcrifz, Andi-I34, I99. 260, 270 Koebel, William-I08 Koegel, John-236 Koen, Michael-294, 335 Koenig, Carl-240 Koepper, Michael-3I5 Kohl, Barbara-I94, 277 Kohlbrand, Kennedy-IO8, 297 Kohler, Margo-202, 244, 328 Kohul, John-I24 Kolb, Trudy-I99 Kolezynslci, Richard-304, 3l8, 320 Kollmann, Edsa-IOI Kollman, Paul-I36 Kollman, Tina-l95 Koman, Larry--348 Konrad, Marlha-I92 Kopich, Bob-348 Kaplan, Carol-32I Korb, Slephen-IOI Korenlhal, Ellioll'-222 Korn, Cyndi-l90 Korns, Lynn-300 Korros, David-IOI, 237 Korle, Joe-228 Kosky, Michael-IO8 Kovacs, Sharon-2OI Kozar, William-I I5 Kral, George--208 Kralovich, George-308 Kramer, Bill-304 Kramer, Jackie-200 Kramer, Marcia-IOI, I99 Kramer, Roberla-327 Kranbugl, Michael-208 Kranlz, Ellen-l9O, Kranlz, Kennelh-l0l, 297 Kranz, Nancy-II8 Krapp, Lee-IOI Kraus, I-larold-299 Kraus, Vernon-I36 Kraybill, Mimi-I34, 245. 255, 260 Kreger, Jim-2I3 Kreider, Tom-206 Kreindler, Jelilrey-IOI Kreslce, Shirley--I28 Kress, Jerold-IOI, 2l5 Kress, Palricia-I98 Kress, Tom--228 Kressler, AI-229 Kreulz, Charles-I30 Kriclc, Ron-365 Krieg, Ronald-I08 Krieg, Shirley-I97 Kries, I-Ienry-226 Kriveloll, David-222 Krodel, Kennelh-I24 Krogh, Judy-I34, I99 Kroos, Suzanne--I3O Kroose, Burl-335 Kruelzlfamp, David-I08 Krug, Susie-I9I Kruse, Georgelle-I I8 Kuelher, Roger-241 Kuhn, Ari'-I30, 2I5, 246, 26I, 332 Kuhn, Carol-IOI Kuhn, Dave-259, 302, 30-3 Kuhn, Donna-200 Kulcainis, Valdis-230 Kulka, Barbara-266 Kull, 'Ronald-272 STUDENT INDEX Kumpl, Palrick--IIB Kunlcleman, Gary-220 Kunsfman, Claire-I08 Kunlz, Bill-307 Kunlz, Paul-2IO, 2ll, 267 Kunz, Karen-20I Kunz, Kennelh--I I5 Kuplenberg, Joyce-I95 Kurlz, Margie-I I3 Kunsel, Carolyn-II9 Kusel, Karen--I9I Kushner, Lawrence-IOI Kule, Tim-370 Kuwalch, Jo Ann-202 Kuwalch, Sylvia--l0I Kydan, Rulh-200 L Lace, Gary-IO8 Lachlerman, Daryl-200 Lacinalc, Timolhy-I30 Laclcman, Chardy-JI97, 284 Laflerman, Fred-237 Laib, 'Marion-I I9 Laing, William-I24 Lalb, Jelzlrey-275 Lamb, Jerry-228 Lambert Ginny-327 Lamberl, Virginia-202, 266, 288 Lamirand, Phillip-304 Lammerl, Jim-IOS, 2516, 307 Lamperl, Bill-259, 272 Lampros, Dean-2I3, 333, 365 Landberg, Rudy von-2I6, 242 Lang, Andy-222 Lange, John-234 Lanham, Nan-II9, 203, 3I6 LaParade, Kay-I98 Larlcin, Amy--I96 Larriclf, Don-2l6 Larson, Phyllis--202 Lalhan, Jean-I I9 Lalhrop, Carolyn-I94, 3I5 Lalhrop, Judy--I94, 298 Lalshca, Sue-I30, 294 Laubenlhal, Joe-208, 245, 248 Lauer, Ronald-297 Lausche, Louis-I33 Laulenbach, Dan-224 Laulenbach, Ned--8I, 224, 225, 246, 249, 269, 330. 332 Laulerbach, Charles--3I4 Lawrence, Dale-267, 289, Lararus, Eileen-l30 Leach, John-I36, I83 Leach, Mary-I83 Leach, Nancy-I94, 287 Leane, John-224, 269, 368 LeComp+e, Roger-IOI Ledden, Dave-293 Lederer, Al-283 Lederer, Laurella-IOI, 3I7 Ledford, Sandra-I30 Lee, David-300 Lee, Jim-2I9 Lee. Judilh-I30 Leeds, Joselyn-I92, 317 Lellel, Pam-26l, 304, 3l2, 323 Lehman, John-I08 Leichlman, Ahron-IOI Leidner, John-236 Leilch, Dave-228 Lemberg, Brad-240 Lemle, George-I28 Lenhardy, Chris-300 Lensch, Thomas-I24, 270 Leonard, Renie-20I Leonharl, Diclc-205 Leopold, Carl-l08 Lepper, Bonnie-I9O Lerman, Carla-I0l Lesh, Sieve-327 Lesniewicz, Rick-206 Lesser, Carl-IOI Lesler, Jack-235 Lesler, John-304 Lesler, Tom-234, 235, 288 Leurck, Slephen-I28 Levering, Dave-23I, 330 Levers, Nalalie--I95, 323 Levin, Alan-IOI Levin, Jan-I97 Levine, David-I32, 222 Levine, Ina-IOI Levine, Jerome-IOI, 240 Levinsohn, Ronald-222 Levinlhal, Charles-222, 287 Levill, Rosalind-l0I Levy, Jerry-240 Levy, Sherry--283, 32I Lewelch, Slephen--I28. 304 Lewis, Bonnie-202 Lewis, Dale-I28 Lewis, Diane-I99 Lewis, Marcia-92, IOI Lewis, Marla-2I5 Lewis, Marlin-I28 Lewis, Morris--237 Libby, Juslin-I I9 berg, Bill-2I5 292, 330 Lawrence, Dick-242 Lawson Andress-I99 Lawson Bob-224 Lawson, Waller-I24 Lawson William-l0I Lazarus, Debbie-200 Lichlenburg, Eileen--200 Lieberlh, John-I28 Lied, Jim-220, 257, 267, 289, 330 Lienharl, Carol-IOI, 203 Liggell, Linda-203 Liles, Harrie?-I99 Lillich, Palricia-IOI, I9O Limes, Carolyn-I98, 298. 327 Liming, Diclc-2I5, 352 Lindberg, Mark-224 Linder, I-loward-I36 Lindberg, Tom-208, 267 Lindeman, Louis-I24, 275, 303 Linder, Judy-283 Lindhorsl, Claudia-I99, l Try lls First For Any Book - - mf! 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MEDICAL BRANCH EDEN AND BETHESDA 281-2568 EXT. 250 Maddux, Richard-132 Lukasik, Jack-101 STUDENT INDEX 245, 330 Lindhorsl, Paul-124, 276, 311 Lindmark, Dick-216, 242 Lindsay, Chrisline--321 Lindsey, Barb-119, 192, 243, 316 Lindsey, Winona-193 Lineroulh, Ken-368 Ling, Virginia-134 Link, Roberl-124 Linkmeyer, Jane-274, 331 Linz, Pal-201 Lipp, Ron-240 Lippelman, Andi-333 Lippincoll, Joyce-260, 322 Lipsky, Sue-134, 270, 322 Lipsky, Roberl-240 Lishawa, Chesler-113 Lipson, Mike-237' Lishullz, Richard-306 Lill, Richard-222 Livers, James-115 Liverzani, Mario-236 Livingslon, David-302, 303 Liwser, Dave-230 Llamas, Joseph-124 Llewellyn, Roger-108 Lloyd, Nancy-197, 327 Loase, Raymond-108, 216 Loberl, Lou-226 Lockharl, Lois-132 Lolller, Charles-128 244. Loesch, 1Raymond-125, 230, 306 Loescher, Pal--130, 203, 246, 261, 282 Lollus, David-108, 219 Lohman, Alberl-213 Long, Bill--218, 219 Long, John-208, 300 Long, Judy-196 Long, Kalhy-196, 245, 282, 292, 327, 335 Long, Richard-216, 335 Long, Susan-201 1.oos, Sharon-119, 198 Lorenlzen, Elizaloelh-274 Losacker, Joan-201 Losey, Early-125 Love, Arlhur-125, 232, 306 Loveridge, Sue-194, 244 Low, Gail-293 Lowe, Jane-323 Lowilch, Nancy-200 Lowlichl, Burl-335 Lownsdale, Gary-205 Gerald-299 Lowry, Lowry, James-115, 315 Lucas, Mike-352 Luchi, Joe-352 Lucka, Dick-248 Lucy, Bill-374 Lueqering, Calhy Ann- 202, 316 Luerclc, Mike-352 Luqinbuhl, James-125, 275. 305 Luken, Dianne-199 Luken, James--108, 226, 227 Lukin, Rolaerl-136 Lundin, Diane--199, 210, 286, 287 Luneke, Jack-108 Lulher, Kalhy--192 Lulz, Linda-199 Luxenberg, Elissa-119 Lynch, Fredric-20.6, 298 Lynch, Roberl-241 Lyons, Charles-125 Lylle, Leslie-297 Lyons, Charles-274, 275 Lyre, lma-190 M Maag, John-108 Macaika, Mike-216 Macbird, Judy-321 MacDonald, David--132 Maceiko, Tom-219, 352 Mack, Earl--277 Mack, Slevie-201 Maclean, Donald-302 MacMahon, Peggy-197 MacPherson, Douglas-101 MacQueen, James-205 Macullry, Emil--294 Madden, Joseph-267, 292 Maddox, Mary Lou-68, 201, 266. 330 Maddox, Melanie-119, 191, 275 Mae Rahe, Laura-203 Magee, Doyle--108 Maqgard, Kennelh-205 Mahalley, 1-larry-108 Mahher, Shirley-109 Mahrl, Linda-115, 190 Maier, John-108 Maine, Dave-213 Maisch, Susan-190 Mailre, Mary 'Rulh-298 Malik, John-108 Malkin, Sheila-321 Malloy, Carol-119, 194, 243, 251 Maloney, Jim-219, 352, 368 Malowilz, Gary-237 Mancinelli, Vic--213 Mandel, Michael--136 Mandelis, 'Miriam--102 Mandell, Larry-240' Mandell, Sleve-237 Manley, Sleve-225 Manly, Judilh-134, 321 Mann, Bulch-213 Mann, Garda-115 Mann, John-208 Mann, Roberl-300, 305 Tom-314 Mann, Manning, Tom-348 Mansfield, Les-102 Manlhey, Chuck-224, 277, 280, 287 Mapes, Carolyn-203 Mapes, Dan--231 Marchiando, Michael--125 Marback. Judy-327 Marcuse, Edlyn--102, 255, 298 Mardis, Corky-225 Margolis, 11-lerberl-108 Margolis, lrwin-237 Marienlhal, Sue Ann-190 Marker, Mike-220, 242, 267, 289 Marksily, Ronald-297 Marmor, Thomas-125 Marrell, Elbrey-202 Marrs, Jim--75, 102, 22O,' 242, 272 Marschner, Dave-219 Marsh, Sandy-197 Marshall, Joel-314 Marshall, John-258 Marlellolli, Carlo-102, 224 Marlin, Arleen-194 Marlin, 1-larry-238 Marlin, James-205 Marlin, Joe-216 Marlin, John-231, 289 Marlin, Kalhy Jo-194, 298 Marlin, Lou-327 Marlin, Richard-130 Marlin, Spud-208 Marlino, Gerri-102, 191 Marlineau, Carolyn-109, 315 Marlz, Jack-267 Marlz, John-218, 219 Marlz, Sharon-322 Marx, Carl-218 Marzella, Susan-130 Maslowski, Karla-102 Mason, 1Michae1-109 Mason, Roger-125 Mason, Ted-215 Maslers, Charles-298 Maslriani, Tony-228 Malailis, Edward-218 Malher, Nancy-191 Shirley-203. Malher, Malhes, Charles-125 Malhes, David-218, 305, 333 274. 300, Malhis, Slephen-299 Malie, Elizabelh-115 Malre, Bob-2017 Malre, Maribelh-329 Malleson, Lynne--119 Malhews, Dennis-348 Malhews, Jacqueline-119 Mallox, Wanda-119 Mauer, Charles-109 McCabe, Richard-234 McCabe, Roberl-119, 348 McCarlhy, Dennis-102 McCarlhy, Marilyn--333 McCalhy, Mike-352 Mcflarlhy, Ronald-109, 216 McCarlhy, Tirnolhy-109, 227 McCarly, Judy-194, 266, 284, 287, 327, 331 McCarly, Tom-208 McCauley, Slanley-125, 288 McClain, Kennellh-298 McC1ary, Pamela--130 McClellan, Jerry-312 McC1e11an,Judy--317 McClelland, Jack-303 McClelland, Sharen--203 McC1ennen, George--304 McClure, Don-226 McClure, Nancy-327 McCormick, Mark-109 McCoy, Marlene-317 Mccrighl, Daniel-125, 275, 303, 306 McCue, 'Richard-102, 210 McCullough, Richard-115 McCurdy, Don--207 McCurdy, William-231, 244 McCur1ey, John-205 McDermoll, Judy-201 McDevill, Maureen-119 McDonald, John-109 Mclfllresh, Sue-295 Mehne, Daniel-109 Mehne, Judilh-102 Meinberg, George-216 Meinders, Blake-215 Meiners, Jim-219 Meisler, Karen--119, 276 Mellin, Tori--191 Mellzer, Linda-134, 200, 322 Mellzger, Carol-202 Melville, Mary--197 Menchholer, Gary-220. 244 Mendenhall, Mary-197 Menke, Rich-231 Menkhaus, Sharon-119 Menne, Barbara-198 Menlessi, Roland-300, 305 Menze, Norman-292, 299 Mercado, Ronald-132 Meredilh, Bill-231 Mericle, Gerald-305 Merkel, David-316 Merker, Bob-240 Merrill, Terry-352 Merrills, Sylvia-193 Merlen, Ginny-201 Merydilh, Nicholas-206. 242, 297 Merz, Phillip-333 Messerly, Richard-304 Messinqer, Richard-115 Messner, 'Marlha-119 Messner, Marly-192, 298 Melz, Daniel-125 Melzger, Carol-102 Melzner, William-250 Mauer, Ray-285 Maurer, Charles-299 Maurer, James-230, 332 Maury, Sharon-190, 246, 260 Mavily, Allen-125 Maxey, Carol-202, 327 Maxey, Randall-238, 242, 245 Maxwill, Larry-370, May, Judylhe.-115 May, Sandy-198 Mayer, Carole-119, 201, 243 Mayer, Kalhy-194 Mayer, Sally-119, 198 Mayer, Tom--242, 267 Maynard, Garlh-130 Maynard, Lucinda-130 Mayo, Ronald-125 McArlhur, -Judy-1191 McBride, 1Roberl--109, 210 McElravy, Jell-213, 318. 320 McFadden Douglas-133 McFarland, Larry-314 McFarland, Tom-125, 300, 305 Mcevarvey, Roberl-125, 311 McGee, 'Marilyn--130 McGoneq1e, Jack-348 McGovern, Gary-20.5, 244 McGraw, Charlolle-102, 272, 277, 281 McGuire, Sylvesler-132 McKee, Kalhie-102, 199 McKenney, Chris-306 McKil3l3en, John--109 McKinney, Churchill-199 McKniqhl, Dick-292 McKowen, Kalhy-201 McLean, Donald-302 McLean, Gordon-109 McMahan, Bill-215 McMannon, Lawrence- 109 McMu11ian, Dave-231, 318, 320 Mchlemar, Ann-245, 249, 260, 266 McMahon, Elizabelh-131 McMinn, Mike-230 McNamara, John-308 McNeal, Jack-230 McNeil, Suzanne-317 McNeill, Michael-216 Mclxlully, Mike-219 McVay, Lynda-203 Meadows, Barbara--119 Meadows, 1Roberl-315 Meadows. Skip-216 Meek, Boe-208 Meqas, Louis-109 Meyer, Belh-203 Meyer, Dale-205 Meyer, Frilz-3, 119, 365 Meyer, Jerome-125 Meyer, Jerry-226, 302 Meyer, JoAnn--192, 282, 298 Meyer, John-215 Meyer, Kenny-213 Meyer, Linda-201, 244 Meyer, Louise-119, 199 Meyer, Marvin-24-1 Meyer, Pauline--102 Meyer, Ralph--299 Meyer, Sherel-68, 131. 203, 261 Meyer, Sylvesler-115 Meyer, Thomas-301 Meyer, Waller-102 Meyer, William-125 Meyers, lris-295 Meyers, Linda-61, 196 Thomas-295 Meyers, Meyers, Sluarl-222, 242 Michael, Gary--125 Michael, Fred-352 Michaels, Judilh-134 Michaelson, Glenn-119 'Mickle, Paula-190 Middle-lon, Bellye-193 Middlelon, John-214 Mikula, John-109 Millarandl, Larry--125, 210 Miles, Jack-224 Miles, John-297 Millbourn, Sleve-109, 294 Miller, Barry-237 Miller, Bolo-352 Miller, Diane-119 Miller, Don-221, 230 Miller, George-206, 207' Miller, Greg-236 Nacksrnan, Jeff-240 Miller, Irvin-I25, 3II Miller, James-IO2, 2IO Miller Jerry--l25 Miller, John-l25, 274, 300, 305 Miller, Larry-225 Miller, Lois-3l6 Miller, Marvin-I33 Miller, Pal--327 Miller 'Rachel-I3I Miller, Raymond-l09 Miller, Slanley-l25 Miller Sleve-224 Miller Miller Miller Miller Susan- I 34 Theodore-228 Wa rren-2 I I William-IO9 Milligan, Larry-225 Milner, Bob-248 Minella, Phil-368 Moore, Kalhy-I97, 380 Moore, Michael-235 Moore, Slephen-I25 Moorman, Barbara-I95 Moran, Joyce-202, 307, 380 Moraweck, Virginia-32I Morgan, Calhy-I9I, 255. 276, 33I Morgan, Dennis-I25, 3Il Morgan, Dick-348 Morgan, George-2l5, 242 Morgan, Jacque-202, 282, 283 Morgan, John-I36 Morgan, Torn-224 Morganle, Francis-257 Morgenlhal, Beverly-IO9 Minella, Ramon-IO2, 348 Minnick, Nancy-I90, 257 Minor, Susan-I92 Minlurn, Bill-2I5 Minlurn, Bruce-I25, 2l4, 274, 300, 305 Minlurn, Meredilh-I92 Miranda, Bob-230, 244, 289 Mirrielees, James-IO2 Milchell, Danlorlh-ll5 Milchell, LeRoy-238 Mischell, Eileen-I92, 244 Misik, Mike--348 Milchell, Alberl'-I09, 205 Milchell, Alberl--I09, 205 Milchell, Elizabelh-283 Milchell, Madilyn-203 Milchell, Roberl-l25, 274, 300, 30I, 305 Milman, Kennelh-240 Millendorli, Grelchin-309 Milzel, Roberl-I09 Mobley, Palrick-l09 Moehling, Frederick-I25 Moeller, Marilyn-I02 Mohan, John-I32 Mohr, Terry-306 Moique, Roberle-2I8 Molique, Bob-2l9 Mooloy, I-larry-2l3 Momper, Jerome-74, I02, 269, 348 Monnig, Bill-76, l02, 242. 249, 263, 265, 272, 332. 333, 370 Monlanus, Dan-242 Monlanus, Larry-2I5, 242 Morgeson, Junior-IO2, 224, 333 Morici, lsadore-IO2 Morman, Raymond-I25 Morrow, Richard-304 Morrell, Roberr-294 Morris, Roberi-IO9 Morse, Daniel-IO9 Morlon, Vernon-I32 Morlon, Yvonne-I I9, 3I3 Moryon, Yvonne-I93 Moser, Kay-I97 Moser, Roberl-2I5 Mosher, Alden-I09 Moskowilz, Joel-I33 Moslowi iz, Ca rol-lO2 Mospens, John-I 28 Mosler, Sue-IO2, 20I Mole, Susan-I92, 32.7 Molzer, Earl-I02 Mouse, Juplius-329 Monlesi, Jim-2l9 Mowery, John-300, 305 Mowry, Warren-l25, 303 Muckerheide, Don-2I6 Mueller, Norann-327 Muelhing, Rick-2I3 Muhleman, Alberl--I36 Mullen, Cecelia-I I9 Mullen, Larry-352 Mullen, Richard-l09, 230, 308 Mullen, Sue-l9l Muller, Sue-4l3I Mulligan, Michael--l25 Mullins, Mary-I34 Mumma, S+an-300. 305 Mundhenk, David-205 Munich, Amy-I I9 Munz, Dave-2l5 Muraca, Thomas-l09 Murdoch, Richard-2I3 Monlgomery, Dan-2l5 Monlgomery, David-l25 Monlgornery, Slephen- 294 Monlgomery, Timolhy-3 I6 Moniicello, Leda-3I8 Monlicello, Ralph-3I8, 3I9 Monlogomery, David-3II Monlopoli, Jerry-IO9, 299, 307 MooMaw, Carolyn-I3I, I96, 243, 261, 327, 335 Moomaw, William-IO9, 22I, 246, 299 Moon, Jim-2l3 Mooney, Marcane-293 Mooney, Phyllis-273 Moore, Carol Ann-l95, 32l Murphy, Colleen-I97 Murphy, Diane-I93 Murphy, Donald-205 Murphy, Frances-327 Murphy, Gorson-I36 Murphy, Jim-2l5 Murphy, Joseph-I02 Murphy, Kalhy-77, II9. 202, 255, 264, 288, 307 Murphy, Michael-I I9 Murray, Bob-2l3 Murray, Doug-225 Murray, Lawrence-24I Murry, Lawrence-327 Musser, Dulch-2I5 Mussman, George-348 Myers, Belsy-I97, 2l6. 253, 33l Myers, David-368 Myers, Dee-246, 276 Janie-I97 Myers, Myers, Julia-I34 Myers, Shirley-II9, I94 258 Myers, Thomas-297 Naehring, David-IO9, 229 Nagel, Susan-I97, 255 Nagy, Jane-I99 Nagy, Sue Ann-I9I Nason, Roberl-IO9 Nalhan, Lois-327 Nalrick, Pagle-2I8 Naylor, Lorna-l09, I92 NcNemar, Ann-255 Nead, David-IO2 Neal, Dave-2I3 Neay, Nancy-294 Neeman, Ed-352 Neidhard, Bob-294 Neidlinger, Carol-I I9 Nelson, Al-239, 34I, 344. 345, 347, 348, 349 Nelson, Charlenn-IO9 Nelson, Dwalia-I I9 Nelson, Ron-348 Nelson, Sharon-I94 Nemecek, Mark-2I3 Nemenz, Dennis--I I5 Neuman, Tom-329 Neville, Al-344, 348 Neville, Bruce-205 Newberry, Dean-I95, 249, 272. 273, 283 Newcomer, Lynn-I94, 282, 327, 33I Newman, George-lO2 Nicholas, Nicky--l95 Nichols, Dennis--226 Nickles, George-227 Nida, Nancy Von--257 Nidich, Jerry-222 Niebuhr, Roberl-259, 303 Nieman, Cynlhia-327 Nieman, Michael-277, 294 Niemczyk, Mary-I34, I9I, 334 Niemeyer, Allan-205 Niemiller, Marvin-I25 Nilson, Bob-224, 289 Nirenberg, Dave-352 Nixon, Ned--IO9 Nixon, Willard-I32 Noble, Rick-224 Nocheck, Carol--IO2, I96 Noe, Eric-lO2 Nolziger, Donald-I36 Nogen, Alan-I36 Noiman, Donna-I I9 Nolan, Cheryl-2Ol Noland, Michael-I25, 234, 246 Nolle, Karen-I9I, 33l, 380 Nooe, Molly-I l5, I97 Nooks, Carolyn-I93 STUDENT INDEX Noonan, Maureen-203 Norden, Linda-I94 Nordlund, Dan-2l0 Nordman, Joe-208 Norman, Melvin--238 Norr, Sue-200 Norris, Dwain-2l5 Norlh, Dave-208 Norlhculr, Sanley-299 Nosker, Richard-I25, 275, 276. 3II Novak, Gary-I37 Novell, Charles-I I3 Diane-I97 Nowak, Nowlin, Eric--20.8, 244 Nulsen, Sharon-I97 Nunn, Merilynn-I34 Nunn, Nancy-l90. 282 Nusbaum, David-I02 Nuller, Frank-3I8, 320 O Olaendorf, Ellen--323, 327 Ober, Raymond-303 Oloer, Ron-306 Oberline, Dave-269 O'Brien, Tom-l09, 292 O'ConneII, Jo-20l O Connor, Bruce-I25, 275, 276, 3Il O'Connor, Irene--I I9 O'Connor, Reeni--203 O'DonneII, Belh-20l Oerlher, Ken-2l5 Ogren, Anne-274 O'l-lair, Kalhleen-294 O'l'lara, Pal--260, 276 O'I'-la'I'nick, Bob-2l9 Olander, Ross-l25 Oldham, Linda-I02, 20l Olds, Clillon-228 O'Leary, Pal-20I Oldiges, Charles-294 Olinski, Rosalie-I I3 Oliver, Jim-24l Ollier, William-I25 Olson, Dan-234 Olson, Sally-I9I O'Mara, Charles-I09 Oney, Carl-I3I Oole, Frank--I33 Orleck, Roberl-I28 Orlemann, Nikki-I9O, 283 Orfh, Bill--235, 249 Osberger, John-I33, 250 Osberger, Judi-l02 Osborne, Jerry-299 Osborne, Jim-2I6 Osborne, Mar'l'a-294 Ossage, Renne-I3l Oslerberger, David-26I, 304 Oslerholil, Janie--202 Oslerman, Linn-220 Oslholfhofi, Dana-l90, Oswall, Loreen-II3, 3l7 Oswald, Roberl-232 O'Toole, John--226 Ollaviani, Joe-225, 256, 299 Olfaviani, Linda-I94, 255, 258 Ouher, Tom-240 Owen, Alvina--203 Owens, Brig-22, 269, 339, 34I, 346, 347, 348 P Pace, Thomas-208 Pack, Charles-I37 Page, Jeff-207' Page, Richard-IO9 Palermo, Jerry-304, 3l3 Palmiler, Bill--293 Panaro, Jeanne-I94 Pandorl, Anila-I9I, 282, 33I Pansierra, Terry-228 Panlenburg, Barbara-II9 Papach, Gary--3I4 Papenbrock, Richard-e205 Paraselili, Marilyn-I I9 Parenl, Don-352 Park, Barbara-I I5 Parker, Alberl-I25, 300. 305 Parker, Bill-2I3 Parker, John-307, 348 Parker, Larry-234 Parker, Lee-207 Parrell, Sherman-I25 Parsons, Wayne-2Il Pa rlhenakis, James-310' Parlenhei mer, David-2l3 Parloi, Alberl-294 Parlriclge, Mike--2I6 Pascuccu, John-2I6 Paslis, Nicholas-I37 Pale, Arlhur--238 Pallerson, Belsy-20l Pallerson, Fred-3OI Pallerson, Larry--224, 370 Paflerson, Mary-II9, I93 Pallerson, Sandy--203 Pallerson, Wendell-I32 Pallon, Michael-3I8, 3I9 Paul, David-I09 Paul, Joseph-I I5 Paul, Terry-256 Paul, Toni-322 Paul, William-99 Paulsen, Rulh-327 Paulin, Francis-I25 Paulson, Judifh-257 Paulson, Karen-I3I Payne, I-loward-l02 Paxlon, Michael-3l8, 3l9 Pealman, Michael-240 Pease, Carlyn-321 Peed, John-2I0 Peer, Les-222 Pegg, William-IO2, 2lO. 272 Pellrey, Charles-I09 Pellens, Sandy-255. 256 Pellrnan, Nancy--II9, 20I, 282 Rebel, Jack-225 STUDENT INDEX Pencil, Linda-274 Penn, John-208 Penn, Phillip-238. 299 Penninqlon, John-I I5 Penninglon, Pal-93, 94, 20l, 253, 256, 329 Penrod, Carol-3I5 Pensinger, Virginia--3I7 Peoples, Denny--2II Pepperman, Carl-2I3 Pepples, Roberl-l09 Perdrix, Roger-348 Perkins, Tim-205 Perkinson, Roberl-3I4 Perks, Laurie--3I7 Perkson, I-Ioward-IO9 Perrel, Marlin-lO2 Perry, Judie-277 Perl, Susan-I95, 255 Perlnoy, Richard-I37 Perzel, Tom-2I5 Pelering, Suzi-292 Pelerman, Loyal-235, 259 Pelers, Dave-304 Pelers, Sam-352 Pelers, Slanley-I25, 304 Bob-20,7 Pelersen, Pelerson, Laurence-2 I3 Pelerson, Pelerson, Linda-I34 Loyal--242 Pelerlonies, Ralph-I09 Pelrie, Allen-I25 Pelrik, Dave--3I4 Pliesler, Lynn-II5, 273 Plingslag, Alice-I I3, 257. 309 Pleiller, Elaine-202 Philhower, Paulelle-323 322 Powell, Adam-236 Powell Allan-2I3 Powell Bob-240 Powell Dick-348 Powell lla-I35 Powell, James-IIO, 297 Powell Kevin-229, 298 Powell. Newl-2I4 Powell Roberl-244 272. Prahl, Donald-294 Prall, Charles-I33 Pralle, Jim-2I I, 289 Preslon, Chrisleen--I93 Preziose, Michael-I I5 235 Price, Bob-232 Price, Grover-I IO Prince, 'Mark-237 Prince, Paul-24-I Prince, Tom-272, 287 30 3I0 307, 8, Prilcha rd, David-I 32 Philips, Kalhie-3l7 Phillips, Barry-IO9 Phillips, Huey-352 Phillips, Larry-299 Phillips, Ronald-l32 Phillips, Terry-231, 289 Pickell, Roberl-IO9 Pickrel, 'Marcia-32I Piepho, David-295 Pierce, Barbara-I3I Pierce, Don--220 Pierce, Jean-333 Pierce, Krislin-I90 Pierce, Palrice-I94 Pierce, William-l09 Pilzer, Judy-255, 266, 295 Pinsack, Arden-I95 Pinsack, 'Paula-I95 Piper, Carol-I95, 255 Pirrmann, David-236 Pisller, Richard--300 Pills, Joah-I 98 Plalz, Pele--226 Pleasanls, Margarel-I I9 Plell, Michael-I02, 2I6 Plohr, Alane-l98 Plul, John-I I5 Poale, William-I I0 Pahlman, Dolli-I95 Poling, Carole-I35, 334 Pool. Caroline-I I5, I95 Poope, Elaine-I3I Pope, Jean-I I9 Popelar, Donald-I02 Popp, Diane-I97, 298 Porler, Gregory-23I, 244 Porler, Russell-IIO Porler, Sleve-327 Porlor, Sylvia-32,7 Poslich, Sleve--348 Polls, Carol-I35, I9I, 270. Proclor, Larry-2I6, 3l8 320 Proclor, Neil- I 26 Prollil, Marly-I95 Provinski, John-I26, 300, 305 Pryor, Audrey-II9 Pugh, Emily-I98. 244 Puhalla, Dennis-23I Purdon, Sleve-205 Purkey, Roberl-3OI Prisby, Errol-348 Prues, Lou-226 Pulerbaugh, Bonnie-I99 Q Queen, Paula-l90 Quick, Roosevell-I I9 Quinlan, David-213 Quisenberry, Carol-I I5, I98, 273. 277 Raabe, Val-l02, I92, 288 Rael, Linda-64 Rabe, Judy-II9, 20I Rabe, Karin-266 Rabe, Laura-3I7 Raberl, Diana-I3l Rachmiel, David--222 Radclille, Anne-I02, I90, 256, 288 Radclille, John-'2I I Rae, Helen-II9, I94 Ragsdale, Jim--2Il Rahe, Michele-255, 304, 3I2 Raill, Bonnie-I98 Ralslon, Don-220 Rampenlhal, William-I26 Ramsey, James-I26, 287 Ramundo, Rila-93, IO2. 329 Rand, Michael-273 Raney, Marsha-277 Rankin, Jim--298 Ransey, James-30-I Rapaporl, Marshall-295 Rapp, Charles-ll0, 295, 298 Rapp, Nancy-I20, I97, 243 Rasper, Vince-236 Ralh, Roberl-I32 Ralh, Louis-24I Ralhkamp-I98 Ralhkamp, John-IIO , Ralhman, Carol-I IO Ralhman, Gary-327 Rausch, Pallye--I92, 243, 33I Rauckhorsl, Carol-l92 Rauh, Fred-2l0 Rawlings, 'Dorolhy-I2O Rayle, Roberl-3II Raymond, Joan-I90 Raymond, Sallie-I92 Read, Barbara-I35, 330 Reams, Lee Roy-92, 93, 94 Rebman, Ron-24l Reck, Dennis-I I0 Reclcman, Arlene-I20, l9l, 3l6 Redman, Leslie-I95 Reecher, Richard-I I5 Reed, Barbara-I35 Reed, Peylon-I02 Reemelin, Mary Jane-I97, 298 Rees, George-226 Reesey, Dick-l03, 208, 242, 25I Reeves, Judi-l98. 277 Reeves, Mary Sue-202 Regensburger, Carol-l2O, I94, 245 Regina, Wilson-335 Rehn, Mike-205 Reich, Thomas--235, 304 Reicherl, Sally Ann-l9I Reichler, William-I IO, 308 Reid, David-299 Reigle, Denny-230 Reiman, Nancy-I95 Reiner, Jenny-I95 Reinhardl, Alec-3II Reinhardl, James-I26 Reinhardl, Belly-IO3 Reinschmidl, James-l03 Reilh, Dale-333 Reislis, Jack-348 Remsberg, Elizabelh-3 I7 Rendall, Geollrey-I26, 2I3 Rennecker, Harry-374 Rennecker, I-larry-I I0 Rennek, Ernesl-2I8 Renner, Barbara--I I5 Renner, Ernesl--I26 Ressler, Philip-l32 Rellig, Evelyn-32I Relzler, Ron-208 Reuler, Dan-3I0 Rewwer, Jeannie-I99 Reynolds, Bob-348 Reynolds, John--300, 305 Reynolds, Larry-372 Rhee, Lillian-294 Rhee, Seong-294 Rhoades, Susan-I98, 292 Rhocle, William-I03, 224 Rhodehamel, RonaldeI26, 270., 275, 304 Rhodes, Bernard-294 Rholon, Richard-I26 Ribarsky, Jo Ann-202 Rice, Barbara-323 Rice, Frederick-ll5 Rice, Jill-I96 Rice, 327 Richard, John-230 Richards, Rulhann-274 Richardson, Bob--ZII Richardson, Dellon-276, 3I I, 3l2 Richardson, Larry-I I0 Richman, Lois-l3I Richman, Michael-I I0 Richman, Terry--298 Richshaler, I-Ioward-240 Rickard, 'Mary Ann-Il5, 20-2, 273 Rider, Kay-I98 Ridings,, Bob-227 Rieber, Fred-207 Riedinger, Ed-220 Riedmille, Charles-224 Riemenschneider, Don-295 Risenbeck, Sarah-IO3, l98 Rilkin, Arnold-222 Rilea, Judy-203 Riley, Nancy-I20 Riley, Palrick-299 Rinsky, Larry-240 Ring, Donna--I20, I9I Riodan, Kalhy-l03, 294 Riordan, Kevin-294 Ripley, Mike--2I3 Rippey, Jerry-208 Risch, Sandy-I94, 287 Rilchie, Phil--348 Rizzo, Fred-304, 3l3 Roa, Jerry-283 Bob-230, 2617 Lyne-I 35, 270, 322, Robeson, Robinson, Edwin-250 Robinson, I-larry-I I5 Robinson, 'Mary-I20, I99 Robinson, lMargarel-I35, 260, 264, 270 Robinson, Thomas-229 Robinson, William-I26 Robisch, Jean-I03, I94 Rockenlielcl, Roberl-I IO Rockwood, Tuckie-20I Roden, Belh-202 Rodner, Mark--I26, 30,2 Rodosovich, Ted-348 Rodrian, Terryl-I99 Rohman, Daniel-I IO Roho, Judy-202 Roellger, Carolyn-I I3, 309 Rogers, Barbala-I35, l9I. 270 Rogol, Marlin-222 Rohr, Charles-205 Rohrbough, Judilh-323 Rohrer, Palsy-I I3, 309 Roll, Mike-225, 365 Rolles, Don-365 Rolfes, Margarel-327 Rolli, Joyce-257, 3I7 Rollings, John-I I5, 23I Romine, Richard-228 Roney, Joseph-304, 3I3 Rooney, Carol-I99, 298 Rose, Arli-237 Rose, Barb-I35, 270, 334 Rose, Brya n-3 I8 Rose, Sharon--I O3 Rosedale, Slephen-I03 Rosen, Annelle-32I Rosen, Cal-240 Rosen, Errol-I IO, 240, 307 Rosen, Linda--32I Rosenbaum, Larry-I37 Rosenberg, Barbara-32I Rosenberg, Liz-I97 Rosenlhal, Jonalhan-I37 Rosewaler, Fred-I37 Roslelder, Terry-I26 Rosin, David-IO3, 240 Ross, Abraham-237 Ross, Beniamin-I I5 Ross, David-I I5, 3I5 Ross, Don-2I3, 270 Ross, Roberl-IO3 Rossley, Tom-352 Rosl, Barry-I20 Role, David-I I5 Rolh, Charlelle-309 Rolh, Dick-244 Rolhenbush, Claylon-224 Rolle, Bruce-379 Roller, Fra n klyn- I 03 Roudebusl, Frances-I90, 323 Rousseau, Janice-I 93 Rousseau, Marcia-I2O, I93 Rowekamp, Terry-I03 Rowland, Pal-I9I, 244 Royal, Sleve-240 Ruben, Paul-240 Rubinoll, Arlene-282, 323, 327 Ruble, Jana-I3I Rudd, Jim-2l6 Rudman, Shelley-200 Ruehl, Jenni-I97 Rulman, Donald-l3I, 3I8. 3l9 Ruehlmann, Susan-202 Rull, Mike-352 Rummel, Beverli-l20 Runions, Connie-257. 274 Rupprechl, Bobbie--I90, 256 Ruch, David-I l0, 2l3 Rush, Rulh-266 Rusmali, Gusli-294 Russ, Alice-I20 Russakov, Charles-I IO Russakov, Gail-I I5 Russel, Ronald-I03 Russell, Beverly-I92, 298 Russell, Glenn-298 Russell, John-2l8, 227 Rulenschroer, Marie-I90 Rulenschroer, Maureen- I92 Ruler, I-larry-I IO Rulh, Richard-237 Ryan, Sharon-I90, 33l Ryboll, William-I03 Rymarquis, Jerome-I I0 S Sadow, Richard-222, 242 Sagmasler, Sue-75, IO3 195, 243, 245, 248, 264 330 Saiow, Richard-335 Salcsa, Slevellen-333 Salkind, Cheryl-327 Salem, Frank-294 Sallz, Nalalie-32l Samoslcy, Bob-206 Sample, John-298 Sams, Kennelh-IO3, 3I2 Samson, Gary-I3I Samuels, Helen-200 Samuels, Jerry-II3 Sanders, Edwin-I28, 26I 304 Sanders, Joseph-299 Sanders, Maly--I3I Sanders, Randy-289 Sanders, Sara-I20 Sanlord, Georgia-l2O Sandman, Gregory-I28 Sandman, Judy-294 Sandman, Marlin-I IO Sandwina, Ronald--I32 Sanger, Nancy-294 Sanner, Glen-205, 242 Sanregrel, Nancy-I2O, 3I6 Sansers, Randy-208 r Sansone, Michael-IIO Sansolla, Nancy-335 Sanlangelo, Richard-IO3 Sanlillo, Ronald-302, 303 Salslcy, Barlon-IIO Saunders, Mary Ann-I35 Savage, Sharon-I2O Savage, Waller-I IO Sawils, Pele-222 Sawilzlco, Lipslcl-3I7 Sawyer, Douglas-I 28, 304 Sawyer, John-226, 244 Sawyer, Lauralee-2OI, 266 Sayella, Sleve-222 Sayler, James-75, IIO. 208 Sayler, Jean-I99 Sayler, .lirn-BI, 242, 245. 263, 265 Saylor, Bill-230, 23I Scanapico, Evelyn-IO3 Schaeler, Carol-I96 Schaeler, Jerome-I26, 276 Schaeler, Jerry-275 Schaen, Michael-I37 Schaengold, David-I IO Schaelzle, Gail-20.2 Schamp, Mike-220 Schapiro, Edward-240 Schapiro, Sluarl-242 Schalz, Barbara-I2O, I94, 243, 298 Schalz, RICIC-2I0, 242, 379 Schalzman, Dianne-I92 Schbeider, Bill-2I3 Scheclcellord, Jeanne-I9O Scheckelholl, Tom-230 3 I5 Scheeman, Donna-327 Scheidenlaerger, Ronald- I IO Scheidler, Carolyn-327 Scheidl, Kennelh-I37 Scheivley, Karen-I2O Schenlcel, James-I IO STUDENT INDEX Schenlcel, Marlin-IIO Schepman, Viclci-I99 Scherer, James-I26 Scherlzer, Sle phen-24 I Schibi, Juclilh-203 Schick, I-Iolly-67 Schindler, Paul-I33 Schine, Charles-238 Schisler, Richard-250 Schmidl, Sue-32I 224, 242, 246, 263, 265. Schmidl, Thomas-I IO 269, 272, 330 Schrnidl, Thomas-II6 Schuelle, Kenl--230 Schmiedelcen, Ronald-2I3 Schully, 'Mike-299 Schmil, Donna-32I Schulle, Gail-I I6 Schmilhorsl, I'IaIQI I0 Schullz, JoAnn--294 Schnapp, Carol-294, 3I5 Schullz, Roberl-306 Schneider, Carolyn-I20, Schumacher, Gary-230 l99 Schumacher, I-Ioward-IO3, Schneider, Charles-I IO 295 Schneider, Dan-I26, 275 Schumacher, Roberl-I03 Schneider, Dorolhy-I3I Schumacher, Sleven-240 Schneider, Elizabelh-327 Schneider, Frederic-IO3 Schneider, George-I IO Schneider, Schneider, Rosalind Harriel-I03 -I9I Schnell, James-IO3, 294 Schlaeger, Philip-I IO Schlan, Ivan-I28 Schleinilz, Carol-255 Schlemmer, Dick-207 Schlemmer, Donna-I2O Schlenclc, Sandy-120, 2OI Schlie, San-2I9 Schlolman, Dave-379 Schloio, Moses-ZI3 Schloss, Millon-IIO Schlueler, David-I37 Schmallz, Gomer-283 Schmallz, Sleve--224, 248 259, 272, 302, 303 Schnyder, William-I26, 234 Schoenbach, Sandy--222 Schonholl, Daniel-I I0 Schooley, Ralph-IO3, 294, 297 Scholl, Arlhur-IIO Scholl, Karen-323 Schowburg, Louise-I96 Schroeder, Anne-l90, 258 Schroeder, Giles-IO3 Schroeder, Jack-208 Schroeder, Jean-IO3 Schroeder, John-I3I Schmerloer, Donald-I I0, 3 IO Schmidl, Jim-220 Schmidl, Jo Ann-IO3 Schmidl, Rulh-3 I7 Schroeder, Tom-2 I 6 Schroer, Calvin-3 IO Schroer, Edward-I 249, 286, 287 O3, 2I5. 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Arihur-I03 Shaw, Dan-207 Shay, Tim-328 Sheafer, Bill-3I0 Sheehan, Roberl'-I20-, 345, 348 Sheehy, James-IIO Sheff, Sandra--I20 Shelley, Louise-I I3 Shelley, Nick-2II, 289 Shelly, Carol-I35. I90 330 Shelruf, Jacky-200 Shelion Clarence-238 Shelion, Brenda--I97 Shelion Rick-207 Shelion, Robert-206 Shemenski, Ronald-I26 275, 303, 306 Shen, Peier-294 Shepardson, Phil-23I. 254, 267, 350 Shepherd, Ralph-I26 Sherer, Barbara-309 Shelh, Ramesh-294 Shewchuk, Steven-I I0 Shewman, Kenneth-I03 Shincloller, Dave-352 Shinkle, Jenny--I99 Shinners, Frederick-I26 Shirk, Kaihy-I98, 298 Shirk, Richard-II6 Shively, William-I03 Shock, Richard-III, 333 Shook, David-I37 Shook, Donald-3 II Shore, Mike-227 Shorten, Sara-IO3 Shosiack, Marcy-I03 Shoup, Dave-225 Shreve, Anne-I0'3 Shuliheis, Diana-I99 Shullz, Richard-303 Shuman, Larry-74, I26, 222, 249, 285. 287 Sicking, Sue-20I, 243, 266, 33I Sickinger, Richard-I I I, 2I9 Sieber, Fran-I I I, 203 Sieberl, Barry-I20, 3I6 Sielaeri, Judy-3I6 Sielried, Mark--327 Siegel, Kim-I95 Siegel, Roberl-240 Siemer, Dale-224. 244 Silberman, George-237 Silberman, Harold-222 Silverman, Denny-I90, 254, 280 Silverman, Sherry-I03, I98 Silverman, Sian-222, 242 Silverstein, Fred-l28 Silverstein, P'hilIis-200 Silz, Dick-352 Simmons, Bill-I26, 298 Simon, Eric-237 Simon, Judiih--I37 Simons, Girard-I26, 275, 30I Simons, Roberl-I03 Simpson, Lance-235. 282 Sims, An-nie-I32 Sinclair, John-IO3 Singh, Raman-294 Singh, Rhm-294 Sinnol, PaH'y-I20, I90. 260, 276, 298 Sipes, Glenn-I28 Sirkin, I-Ienry-I33 Sisson, Tim-I26, 274, 275, 300 Siliason, William-I I I Skerchock, Peggy-IO4 Skidmore, Jack-297, 299 Skitf, Donald-I32 Skiht, I-larry-24-I Skillman, Sally-20I, 294 Skinkle, Sandy-I97, 282 Skurow, Arnolcl-I20 Slamoviis, Tom-237 Slaliery, Pai-203 Slaulterback, Fred-22I, 259 Slaullerback, Lou-220 Slaven, Mary Anne-32I Slavin, Buzz-23I, 263, 350 Slavin, Francis-I04 Slay, Sally-I35, 334 Slayion, Jean-I20, 202, 260, 276 Authorized Volkswagen Dealer 4119 Spring Grove Ave Cincinnati 23, Ohio Greggs are your clothes' best fnends GREGG CLEANERS 200 W. McMillan St 621-4650 Catering at its best HOWARD'S CATERING Packaged Lunches Complete catering fwhere you 'want zt 3208 Jefferson Avenue PL 1-2419 Slulz, Jeffery-104 Smarl, Sandy-198 Smedley, John-348 Smifh, Andrew-126, 276. 311 Smilh, Barry-215 Srnilh, Carol-197 Smilh, Daniel-126, 301 Smi1h, Darrell-126, 246, 259, 275, 276, 311 Smilh, Daryl-4111 Smilh, Denny-343 Smilh, Donald-226 Smilh, Douglas-126, 251, 288 Srnilh, Gary-226, 283 Smilh, Gene-365 Smilh, Jack-301 Smifh, James-137 Smilh, Kalhleen-327 Smilh, Ken-211 Smi1'h, Larry-94 Smi11'1, Lu11'ier-128, 205 Smilh, Lynn-199 Smilh, Jean Ann-202 Smilh, Marcia-116, 198, 249, 272, 273, 277, 280 Smilh, Margie-190, 260, 270 Smiih, Marian-199 SrT1i'1l1, Marlin-236, 244 Smilh, Mary Lou-260, 294 Smilh, Maynard-234 Smilh, Mike-226 Smilh, Movie-239, 348 Smifh, Pauline-135 Srnilh, Ralf-128 Smilh, Randy-216 Smilh, Richard-126 SrT1iJf11, Roloerl-111, 231 Smilli, Ronald-111 Srnilh, Sheila-120 Smilh, Sherry-191 Srnilh, Sleve-104, 277, 314 Smilh, Timolhy-126 Srnilh, Tom-208, 219 Srnilh, Viciror-227 Smilh, Smilhe, Wallace-226 Roberlr-221 Smi1hson, Bob-220 Smilhson, Michael-126 Smock, Roger-111, 216, 308 Small, Clyd-374 Smolnycki, Mike-318, 320 Smyfhe, Roberl-221 Snyder, Belly-196 Snyder, Carol-113, 317 Snyder, Roberl'-111, 310 Snyder, Susan-195 Ungar, Sobolewski, Tom-348 Solar, Ronald-137 Solaro, John-129, 251, 261, 304, 313 Soldaly, Larry-213, 242 Sole, Vicki-321 Sollman, Marilyn-190 Solomon, Thomas-104 Sonneborn, Tom-73, 111 Spaelh, Richard-116 Spalding, Wayne-111 Sparke, Rurh-135 Sparks, Gail-190, 331 Spalla, Dick-379 Spechl, Konni-190, 323 Speier, Judy-104, 198 Spence, Bob-327 Spencer, David-104 Spence Spence Spence r, Donald-239 r, Roger-126, 301 r, Sharon-135, 198. 270 Spencer, Susan-61, 190 Spiegel, Marly-237 Spiess, Barbara-e202 Spindler, Sandra-120 Sponsellei, Carol-195 Sprague, Slanley-104 Sprinkel, Roberl-111 Springer, Thomas-126, 275 Sprilzer, Harlan-137 Sprowls, Roberf-116 Sprunger, Bonnie-113, 317 Srole, Jackie-277 Slaab, Larry-219 Sladle, Susan-200 Sladlmiller, John-231 Slacy, Jim-370 Slagge, Barbara-131 Slaker, Bill-230 Slaley, Charles-241 Sfaley, Pollard-215 Slaley, Selon-111 Slall, Jerome-129 Slallworlh, Cheryl-293 Slambaugh, Bruce-116 Sfamler, Gordon-111 Slamper, Carol Lee-113, 274 Slanley, William-238 Slansbury, Jim-27, 116, 224 Slanwyck, Susan-135 Slaples, Marge-192 Slare, Cheryl--199 Slarks, Royce-348 Slarmann, Frank-352 Slarr, Bill-220, 292 Slaller, Gary-272 Slaller, Gerry-368 Slalrnan, Bernice-4104 Slalon, Jerry-111 Slaub, Roberle-226 Slaubilz, Joanne-202 Slauss, Dave-206 Slazze, Barbara-261 Slear, Donna-321 Sledinq, Bonnie-196, 327 Sleele, John-206, 207 Sleele, Sandy-190 Slefansik. James-207 Slegemiller, Roberl-137 Slegman, Bools-245 S1'ehlin, Roberl-126 Slein, Krislin-135 Sfeinberger, Tom-126, 311 Sleiner, Judi-120 Sleirier, William-111, 235 Sleinhauser, Roberl-120, 348 Sleinkoenig, Charles-211 Sleinmelz, Joyce-282 S'1'einer, Bruce--304 Sleiner, Judi-201 Sleinmelz, Joyce-191 Sleiss, William--226 Slengel, Belh-131, 203 S1enger, Garlene-120 Slephens, Bryan-368 Slephens, Charles-132 Slephenson, Mary Jane- 317, 327 Slerling, 1-larry-111, 225 Slern, Eileen-266, 295 Slern, Frank-237 Sieude, Philip-299 S1eusloTT, Thomas-211 Sfevens, Carl-239 Slevens, Jeff--232 Slevens, Ken-218, 329, 332 Slevens. Rise-201, 298 Slevens, Susan-323 Slevenson, Bob-272, 312 Slevenson, Dave-216, 259 Sfeves, David-208 Slewarl, Barbara-190, 255, 266, 331 Slewarl, Gary--216 S1'ewar'1', 1-lolly-277 Sl. 1-lilaire, Ronald-132 Slickel, Thomas-111 Slickley, David-216 Sliess, Kalhleen-120 Sliller, Slu--232 Slillwell, Jim--220 Slill, George-126, 213, 270 Slingley, Ronald-208 Slienhauser, Bob-347 Slober, Jerry--318, 319 Sfock, Roberl-I11 Slockwell, Bob-244 Sloffregen, Gayle-196 S1'ol1, Bernard-304 Sloller, Lynn-200 T STUDENT INDEX Tabar, Jane-294 Tabar, Roger--120, 374 Tabush, Alan--237 Talboll, William-126, 230 Tarzan, Dave-218 Tasl, Roberi-116 Tale, Gloria-193 Tale, Juanila-295 Tale, Marcia-120 Tale, Tami-202 Tale, William 1-1.-104 Tauber, 1-larvey-222 Taylor, Bob-348 Taylor, Bob-340, 341, 372 Taylor, Carol-198 Taylor, Chuck-210 Taylor, Delco-238 Taylor, Dewey-241 Taylor, Frederick--221 Taylor, Louis-104, 297 Taylor, Norma-104, 193 Taylor, Pal'--294 Taylor, Thomas-231 Taylor, Sue--327 Teels, Edgar-205 Slollz, Rufh-323 Sloms, Donna-202. 288, 331, 334 Sfone, Carol-321 Slone, Douglas-259 Slonebra ker, Dave-208 Sloner, Laura-194 Srcnis, Richard-221 Slorer, Karen-120 Slork, Mill'-374 Slorm, Jerry-374 Slorn, Ronald-235, 304 Slorienburgh, Susan-195 Slols, Leroy-299 Sfofz, Marian--135 Sloul, Barbara-198 Slrachan, Brian-301 Sfrahm, Jim-301 Slrasser, Jane-199 S1raub,Jane1-190 Slrauss, Larry-237 Slrauss, Ronald-137 Slreckfuss, Virginia-120 Sfremick, Carllyn--309 Slroebel, Gary-126, 311 Slroh, James-230 Slrong, JoAnn-198, 298 Slroop, Tim-210 Sluarl, Mary-202 S'1'uar1, Sue-260, 270, 334 Slubblefield, Eva-198 Sluebing, Bobbi-191, 282 Sluebing, Edward-104 Slump, Neil-244, 327 Subbafao, Vemula-294 Sublefle, Liza-104 Suda, Kennelh-300, 305 Sullivan, Joe--230, 267 Sumey, Diane-323 Sunderhaus, Frank-299 Sundgren, Donald-300, 304 Sundue, Don-220 Sunham, Linda-304 Surd, Thomas-11, 299 Sulorius, Darryl-137 Susskind, Sluarl-240 Swael, Ron-218 Swafford, A1-348 Swain, Joyce-104 Swanda, Jim-348 Swanson, James-308 Sweeney, Margarel-195 Swenor, B111-224 Swelor, Frank-222 Swisher, George-275, 300. 305 Swilzer, Gayle-104, 248, 277, 281, 294 Teismann, Kevin--348 Teilelbaum, Dave-237 Teilz, Joyce--IO4, 264, 272, 330 Teller, Anila-120 Temple, Slephen-111 Terry, Cliliford--222 Tessler, Marc-237, 299 Therp, Virgil-234 Thalcher, Connie-135 Thaubald, Sandy-199, 313 Thayer, Doris-194, 298, 322, 334 Theileen, Roland-213 Theiss, Darlynne-249, 288, Todd, Linda-120 Toepfer, Jane-195 Tokarski, Rick-219 Toki, Masaii-132 Tomlin, Daniel L.-104 Tomlin, David-129 Tompkins, Janfra-191 Topp, Debra-196 Torem, Garry-95 Tor1, Alvin-137 Torey, Mike-327 Torlda, Jacki-201, 298 Tos1'enson, Don-127, 306 Tovornik, Sieve-352 Tower, Burk-208, 242, 263, 265, 330 Townley, Richard-295 Trachsel, Pal-190, 256, 264 Traeger, Richard-231 Traessler, Joe-41 Translaleur, Miriam--295 Traulma, Marilyn-131, 192 Trauls, Paul-207 Travis, Philip--104 Trecaso, Rosanne--321, 327 Tremblay, Armand-127, 270, 304 Tribbey, Jay-224 Trickey, Warren-94, 327, 329 Tries, Wayne-207, 242 Trifilio, Sandie-104, 20,2 Trimble, Jerry-210, 242, 267, 330, 332 Tripp, Russell-297, 304 Troeger, Cheri-198 Troescher, Beverly-127, 301 Tromey, Thomas-IO4 Tronslein, Lois-200 Trudicks, John-235 Tschan'1'z, Susan-120, I91 Tse, Warren W. F.-104 331, 334 Theryoung, Rich-218, 246, 332, 350 Thesing, Marilyn--203 Theiss, Darlynne-190, 266, 287 Thiel, David-111 Thies, Judilh-196, 255. 313, 335 Thomas, Babu-292, 294 Thomas, Brenl-352 Thomas, David-137 Thomas, George-348 Thomas, Jon-235 Thomas, Mike--320 Thomas, Pairicia-1 1 1 Thomas, William-219 Tucker, Jimmie-111 Tucker, 'Roberl' Jr.-111 Tuggle, Connie-293 Tugrlscher, Dan-288 Tunison, Denyse-196 Turner, Clem-352 Turner, Doug-234 Turner, Joseph--318, 320 Turner, Lue-316 Turner, 'Mich--327 Turner, Mike-348 Turner, Palricia-120, 307, 380 Turner, Phillis-120 Twehues, Barbara-121 Tyndall, 'Paul-301, 231 Tyson, John-111 Thompson, Ann-199 Thompson, Dennis-126 Thompson. Donald--236 Thompson, Edward-238 Thompson, Mike-224 Thomoson, Terry-126 Thompson, Tom-129 Thornlon, Judilh-294 Throckmorlon, Charles- 127 U Uaughan, Belh-195, 322 Udis, Jeff-240 Uible, Susan-331 Ulery, Larry-127, 234 Throckmorlon, D.-216 Throckmorlon, Larry-293 Tichenor, Scoll'-232 Tieman, Jeannine M.-104 Tilden, Doug-225 Timble, Jerry-211, 289 Tinker, Marianne-198, 256 Tinsley, Ora-111 Tipperr, Peler V.-104 Tillle, Mike--368 Tobin, Carol-200 Todd, Gregory-213 Ullman, Mike-211 Unangsf, Sleve-211 John-116, 315 Undike, Jim-215 Uplon, Anlhony-111 Ulzinqer, Judilh-121 V Vamds, Roberl--213 Vance, Carolyn--135, 248, 251. 330 SHIPHYS SINCE 1882 66 The Bearcat Lair SINCE 1925 Q .9 bn 'Q' If Shipley 5 214 W. 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Buy Where You Can Ubtain Service 0n Your Equipment Vangrow, Jack-I37 Van Orsdel, James-231 Vanlilburg, Charles-I37 Vaughan, Belh-75, I35, 298, 324 Vellen, Ken-I27, 2I3, 275, 332 Vendelland, James-I 37 Venosa, Al-230 Venosa, Pam-62, 74, I04, 20I, 245, 246, 247, 330 Venlura, John-23I Veronice, Sr. MaryWI35 Versurah, Vince-206 Vianello, Jerry-226 Vick, Thomas-23I Viclory, Marilyn-I93 Vieson, John-I27, 3II Vieson, Pal-294 Vigran, Marilyn--I3I Villari, Emanuela-'I I6 Viller, Barbara-I99 Viller, Richard-2080 Vinacke, Bill-22I Vockell, Donna-56, l90 Vockell, Jim-208 Voegele, Gary-IO4 Voel, Paul--2I5, 328 Vogel, Elizabelh--I99 Vogl, Ronald-335 Volkarl, Janice-I94 Volkmar, Don-299 Vollbrachl, Gary-I27, 2I0, 274, 275, 300, 305 Vollbrachl, Paul-2l0 Vollmer, Karen-I3l, 203 Vollnier, Karen-26I Vallmar. Slephen-l3I Volz, every-I I i, 299, 307 Von Dieligon, Connie-56, 2l2, 2I3 Von Feldl, William-I27 Von I-Iolle, Anlhony-I27 Voorhis, Don-2I0 Vordenberg, Roberl-I I I Vorenberg, Nancy-l9I Vorcherr, Bob-I I I, 294 Vorse, Nancy-327 Voss, John-352 Voss, Mimi-323 Wacksman, Jell--248 Waddell, Clyde Jr.-III, 2I0 Wadsworlh, Nancy-l92 Wagner, I-Iorsl-294, 327 Wagner, Dick-226 Wagner Jim--2I9 Wagner Linda-II6 Wagner Pele-208 Wagner Ted-I27, 300, 305 Wagner Holly-I94 Wagner Karen-I96 Wagner, Richard-III Wainscoll, Bob-242 Wails, Carolyn-I04, I98, 323 Walinocke, Tom-2I9 Walker, Andrea-327 Walker, Bill-207, 224 Walker, Don-224 Walker, Mary Ann-I96 Walker, Thomas-I I I, 230 Wallace, Carl J.-IO4 Wallace, Gail-66, 2OiI Wallace, Roberl-I37, 292 Bobq292 Wallace, Dick-237 Walsh, Waller, George-220 Waller, Becky-293 Wallers, James-228, 242 Wallers, Joseph-274 Wallers, Jill-194 Wallers, Karenw-I2I Wamsley, Bill-226 Warburg, Loren-I27, 2I5, 372 Ward, Myra Jo-202 Ward, Susan-57, I3I Waring, Mike-3I2 Warne, Doug-348 Warrick, William-299 Was, MikeQ230 Wassell, Linda-20I Wasserman, Jay-I I I, 299 Wallers, William A. Jr- IO4 Walkins, Dean-224, 244 Walkins, Richard-I27, 302, 303 Walkins, Tom-76, III, 224, 245, 246, 247, 263, 265. 299, 330 Walson, Donald W.-I04 Wallers, Linda J.-I04 Weales, Janie-I92, 307 Weaver, I-larriel-32I Weaver, I-Ioward-I37 Weaver, Jim-2I0 Webb, Joanne K.-IO4 Webb, Roberl-I I I Webber, Allon-I32 Weber, Carol J.-IO4 Weber, Marilynn-270, 322, 334 Websler, Bill-220 Websler, Brewsler-22l Websler, I-larry-I I I Wedig, Dan-294 Wedig, Lois A.-IO4, I92 Wedig, 3Marellene-294 Weed, Dean-I27 Weelman, Roberl-I37 Wegelin, Viclor-292, 299 Wehby, Carol A.-I04 Wehby, I-Iypha-I96 Wehrend, Mary-I I6 Wehrman, Greg-226, 227 Weich, Ronald-299 Weiddenserger, Glen-22l Weidig, Carol-I04, I9I Weidner, Paul-365 Weigand, Richard-I27, 300, 305 Weigle, Jan-I9l Weigle, Kalhy-I97 Weigel, Vicloria K.-I04 Weill, David-3I8, 3I9 Weiner, Dave-III, 240, 245, 256, 263 Weine, Tom-348 Weinberg, Kennelh-222 Weinberg, Slephen-237, 242 Weinzimer, Larry-IO4 Weisbrodf, Norman-I29, 304, 3l3 Weise, John-304, 234 Weisel, Eddie-240 Weisel, William-I32 Weisgerber, Harold-I32 Weisler, Sluarl A.-l04 Weismann, Scoll-205 Weiss, Abby--IO4 Weiss, I-Ierberl-I33 Weiss, Sharyn--277, 294 Weissneberge, Glen-244 Welch, Bob-348 Welch, Gary-307 Weller, Lu8elh-270, I35, 322 Weller, Roger-III, 220, 299 Welling, 6erardfI27, 300, 305 Wellman, David-295 Wells, James-I27, 230 Wells, Paul-23I Wending, Don-226 Wendling, John-226 Werner, Michael-240 Wenerl, Bob-294 Werner, Elizabelh-I2I Werlhaiser, Larry-237 Werlheimer, Jane-IO4, 294 Wesl, Don-2I9 Wesl, John-239 Wesl, Roland-365 Weslbrock, Gerald-I33 Weslbrook, Roberl-24I Weslerkamp, Bob-2I5 Weslphalinger, Paul-I I3 Weyand, Glenn-206 Weyeg, Gerald-294 Weyman, Roberl-I29 Whilacre, Harding-3I4 Whilacre, Paul-I27, 275, 276, 3II Whilaker, Deborah-I92 STUDENT INDEX Willive, William-I27 Wills, Roger-206, 298 Willwerlh, Jean-298 Wilpres, Dale J.-IO5 Wilson Andy-3 I8, 3 I9 Wilson Belly-I2I Wilson, Bob.-230 Wilson Bonnie-I94 Wilson Charles-I27, 208 Wilson Donald-I32, 208 Wilson Frank-208 Wilson Frederic-I27 Wilson James-I37, 216 Wilson Karen-266 Wilson Regina-I96, 32l Wilson Sheila-I93, I05 Wilson Sleve-208, 242, 256 Will, Ma rlha-298 While, David-40, III While, Earl Jr.-I33 While, ECI-224, 274 While, Eugen-238 Whiel, Mary--323 Whilehursl, Mary Dean- IO4, I99 Whilney, Dave-208 Whilney, Debbie-I99, 270, 277, 28I, 298, 230. 33I Whilney, Marbelh-I99 Whill, James-I32 Whill, Karen-I2I, 203 Whyle, Molly-I95, 266. 324 Wick, Chad- Wickerl, Ron-230, 297 Wiedenbein, Joan-I2I, I96 Wieghaus, JoAnn-203 Wiegmann, William-224 Wiernann, Ronald J.-I04 Wiesenhahan, Darryl-333 Wiesman, Roberl-I I6, 220, 350 Wielhe, Verne-2I6 Wikas, Edward-I29 Wikasm, Schield-240 Wilken, Rich-2I3 Wilkie, Charlolle-I2l Wilkin, Jeannie-3I7 Wilkinson, Richard-210 Winchell, Peggy-202 Winder, Nancy-327 Windmueller, Sleven-295 Wingard, Cleon-333, 370 Winemiller, Fred-2I0 Winhusen, Rosemary-I3I Winkleman, Ricky-277, 294 Winkler, Jody-35, l2I, I94, 25l, 252. 330 Winning, Rulh-I2I Wineslend, Dan-208 Winlerhaller, Nancy-I92 Wise, Coll-24I, 327 Wise, Karen-200, 244 Wise, Linda-32I Wisebaker, Dennis-235, 244 Wissel, George-I27, 276 Wisenbaker, Lindsey-309 Wissinger, John-I I6 Will, BUCI-2l6, 308, 335 Willenbaum, Barbara--I3I Willlell, Jayne-203 Wobbe, Ray-236 Woda, Marilynn-32I Wodoslawsky, John-22I Wolfman, Edward-298 Wolaver, Carl-I I I Wolery, I-larry-232 Wolery, 'Marilyn-I9O Woll, Barbara J.-I05 Wolf, Dale-224, 225, 249. 272, 277, 278, 287 Woll, David-237 Woll, Ken-76, l05, 240. 245, 246, 247, 333 Wolle, Jo Anna-295, 298, 327 Wolll, Bill-374 Wolll, Bruce-226 Wolll, Cindy-62, 74, I35. I97, 243, 255, 270 Willey, Merlin Jr.-III, 308 Williams, Bonnie--I99, 227 Williams, Donald-3I8, 3l9 Williams, Gail-I35, 194 Williams, James-I2I, 3I6 Williams, Jerry-227 Williams, Milo M. Jr.-I04 Williams, Roberl-I32 Williamson, David E.--I04 Williamson, George-I27, 3I I Williamson, Kip,-294 Willig, Jell-352 Willins, Donn-237 Wollord, Allan-348 Wolka, Nelson-299 Wolding, Diane-l2,I Woller, Sleve-I I I, 294 Womacks, Donald-l27 Wood, Alice-l95, 32I Wood, David-274 Wood, Reba-I95 Woodard, Kennelh--I27 Woodburn, Pam-I99 Woodman, Jonalhan-I I6, 3I5 Woodrull, Dan-368 Woodrull, Dennie-248 Woodrull, 'Roberl-24I Woodrull, Tim--248 Woodward, Charles-220, 289 Woosler, Maria--IO5 Workum, Berlram-329 Worlhinglon, Max-234 Wrighl, David-I2I, 258 348 Wrighl, Jay-220, 242 246, 289, 330 Wrighl, John--I33 Wrighl, Marsha-32I Wrighl, Roberle-205 Wrighl, Slanley-I I2 Wayne-236, 299 Richard-I I6 Wrighl, Wuesl, Wuenker, Janel-I94 Wuesl, Dick-2I9 Wuesl, Jane-20I Wull, Charles-2I5 Wunker, Bob-2I3 Wurlilzer, Fred-I37 Wykoll, Jim-2l6 Wynne, William-l05 Y Yager, Dianne-I98 Yaklolsky, Dennis-I I6 Yarmove, Jay-I05, 283 Yales, Carole'-I2I, I93 Yales, Jean-293 Yales, Lawrence-I05 Yeager, Judy-202, 298 Yellon, Doug-I27, 274 275 Yellon, Linda-277, 28I Yocom, Judilh-l2l York, Jerry-208, 256 York, Karen-327 Yosalal, Jack-240 Yaukilis, Sandy-240, 246 247 Youkilis, Sanlord-IO5 Young, Jack-224 Young, Judi--20l Young, William-I27 Z Zacharias, Fred-2I3 Zaharako, Charles-207 Zakim, Jack-240, 370 Zanilach, Roger--304 Zarel, Sleven-240 Zavisis, Jim-226 Zeigler, Sherrill-IO5 Zeilzer, Bob-237 Zeman, Dwighl-el I2 Zerr, Palricia-I I2 Ziburis, Jerry-2I0 Zieler, Carol-I96 Ziegler, Barbara-I2I, I95 Zigler, I-lerberl-283 Zillick, Peler-I I2 Zimmer, Ernesl-I27 Zimmer, Jerry--2I5 Zimmer, Sharyn-I95 Zimmerman, Tom-l27 275, 276, 294, 3 II Zimmerman, William-205 318, 320 Zirgler, l-Ierman-I37 Zirpole, Danny--3I4 Zoller, Gerald-274 Zumwall, Tom-272 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND SPECIFICATIONS The l965 CINCINNATIAN was prinled in oflsel lilhography by Benson Prinling Co. in Nashville, Tennessee, The paper is 70 pound Warren's Luslro Ollsel' Enamel Falmoulh Tin- ish. Type faces used include IO pl. Vogue for loody copy and idenlsq 9 pl. Baskerville Halic for caplions and I4 pl. Tempo Heavy for heads. The cover was designed by Ralph Lang- reclc and manufaclured by The Durand Mfg. Co., of Chicago. This is The 72nd Volume of lhe CINCINNATIAN and conlains 408 pages. LINDA, SHERRI, AND RON ,ie Y W-.af 'H'-mr' A . 'M The CINCINNATIAN has grown up since AlTred K. NipperT ediTed UC's TirsT yearbook. Volume I was 80 pages long and had abouT TwenTy phoTographs. Volume 72 is 408 pages in lengTh and has nearly ISOO picTures. CounTless people helped make This The mosT compleTe in UC hisTory. Four proTessionals did Tar more Than Their conTracTs called Tor in helping us l'geT iT ouT. WalT BurTon, an arTisT wiTh a camera, losT many nighTs oT sleep prinTing under our TighT deadlines. And Bill Benson, Buddy Shaw and Ralph Langreck, represenTaTives oT Benson PrinTing Co., convinced us compleTely ThaT The change was our wisesT move. The book could never come ouT were iT noT Tor The help oT The UC Public RelaTions oTTice, Claire, EsTher, Bruce and Joyce did everyThing Trom copy To idenTiTying phoTos. To l-lod Blaney in SporTs PR, l owe more Than To anyone else excepT my parenTs, UC aThleTes are lucky To have such Q vb 15: TT DAD AND MOM NORM a dedicaTed man handling Their publiciTy. Thanks, l-lod. Also in aThleTics we owe Thanks To George SmiTh Tor The pressbox. To Chuck STudley we say Thanks Tor a new cham- pion: To Juck, Thanks Tor a hearT-warming sTory and To ScoTTy l-lodgins, Thanks Tor being There. OTher proTessionals who helped were Sam Fields oT Delma STudios and Bob Merriman oT Durand Cover MTg. Our phoTo Thanks go To lvan Klebanow, AssociaTed Press, The Enquirer and Glossingers. Emily and Karen in The Dean oT Mens oTTice and members oT The BudgeT and PublicaTions Boards, Dr. Vogel, Dean Johnson and STudenT Council were invaluable. Finally my Thanks go ouT To all The sTudenTs Tor making our sTory. The campus leaders, The campus Tollowers, The broThers, Triends and relaTives, The WiTTekind Terracers and parenTs have all been The greaTesT. ALL-AMERICAN EDITORS: I V T' TWH ' -- 'fi H 5 A My ff T If , N. . .. ., Y iv N 45.4 VEDRA STITH DEMAKE5 AND BEAMER CHUCK MANTHEY AND DEBBIE WHITNEY BUDDY SHAW WALT BURTON AND GEORGE STEVENS RALPH LANGRECK ta X . X - 3 T5 T? N 7 1 .,.,. 'T A LETTER FBIIM THE EDITIIR When once asked whaT makes an All-American TooTball player, GranTland Rice shrewdly answered, Seven good line- men To do The blocking and a poeT in The press box. Well, Tor Tour years THE CINCINNATIAN has had The good line- men and This year, wiTh our oTTices moved inTo The NipperT STadium Pressbox, we also had our poeTs in The pressboxf' My analysis oT This is ThaT if THE CINCINNATIAN has been a Three-Time All-American wiTh iusT The linemen, Then This year wiTh our poeTs acTually locaTed in The pressbox, we should be named Player oT The Year. This was our dream IasT April when HarrieT and I were chosen To head THE 1965 CINCINNATIAN. Our dream was To ediT The besT yearbook in The naTion-The perTecT year- book. BuT reTIecTing back on all The ediTors I have known, boTh aT UC and aT oTher schools, iT seems ThaT all oT Them had The same iniTiaI aspiraTions. IT's much The same as The sandloT TooTball guarTerback who dreams oT being an All- American Heisman Trophy winner. BuT Tew kids reach This plaTeau. The reason is ThaT, as Rice said, you need The linemen. IT's easy To coach when you're winning, said Coach Chuck STudley. IT you have The players, all you have To do is give Them a Tew plays and They win. BeTore The season began This Tall STudley was widely guoTed as saying The BearcaTs would win big wiTh Brig Owens. He was willing To go ouT on The limb because he knew he had The line To open up holes Tor Brig. Likewise, HarrieT and I knew we had The linemen To make our dream realiTy. WiTh This conTidence we drew up big plans: The IargesT CINCINNATIAN in sevenTy-Two years, The mosT Tour-color and Two-color phoTographs, The mosT exTensive coverage oT sTudenT academic and social liTe ever underTaken, all while mainTaining The same gualiTy seT by our previous Tour edi- Tors. These were To be our plays on The yearbook gridiron. And we were noT iusT dreaming oT success. We were posiTive oT iT. How could we miss wiTh The experienced and TaIenTed workers we had? EoremosT in our All-American lineup was Chuck ManThey, my pressbox roommaTe during The long hours oT deadlines. Chuck gave everyThing he had Tor This book and goT none oT The glory. I don'T exaggeraTe when I say ThaT This book could noT have been published wiThouT Chuck. The lamenT oT every coach is ThaT he always seems To lose some irreplaceable senior To graduaTion. This year THE CIN- CINNATIAN loses CharIoTTe McGraw. CharIoTTe is one oT Those Triends you hope To have The resT oT your IiTe. She held The sTaTT TogeTher wiTh her smile while rounding up all The seniors and TacuITy members Tor The Academics secTion. Every Team also has ThaT underraTed player who picks up Tor everyone and when The pressure geTs Tough, he scores The TD. Ron Fischer was our Tireball and one oT The hardesT workers I have ever seen. AnoTher oT The real hard workers was Gayle SwiTzer who spenT The year Talking To BlvlOC's. One oT The big and pIeasanT surprises on The yearling squad was Jim Chisholm, phoTo scheduling ediTor, Jim caughT more abuse Tor Things he didn'T do Than any man should have To bear, buT Through iT all, I Think he learned some v.ery valuable lessons and he musT rank as The besT phoTo ediTor on THE CINCINNATIAN in Tive years. The copy sTaTT under Debbie WhiTney did some amazing Things in reviTaIizing our verbal sTory. Somehow beTween her law school Triend and nursing classes she managed To or- ganize a non-exisTenT copy sTaTT. Barb Kohl, Bob Burg and Holly STewarT musT have inTerviewed every maior campus Tigure To geT Their TacTs correcT. Typing ediTor Denny Silverman and designer Saralou Ahern were The ones who kepT The Two halTbacks in line Tor mosT oT The year. Saralou came Trom li++le CenTerviIIe as a Treshman arTisT and designed over halT The book. She was eIecTed ediTor Tor I966 and is The TirsT sophomore ediTor since IS97. Two beTTer girls you couldn'T ask Tor. And a beTTer general sTaTT you couIdn'T ask Tor eiTher. Pam, Linda and Dale No. 2 compIeTed The eager WiThrow core. Jackie who cheaTed by knowing how To Type TasT and Mike who kepT us Tresh wiTh ideas sTolen Trom oTher year- books and STeve who caughT The spiriT in The TraTerniTy copy -all perTormed criTical iobs. On The business sTaTT were Chris and Jane selling ads and Sharyn helping in regisTraTion. These are The players who puT ouT your I965 CINCINNAT- IAN. They have been my cIosesT Triends Tor mosT OT my college years. 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