University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)
- Class of 1967
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I - ' : gag, .Fw S V l m I fx' . f, , .fifty L ' ' wwf' is 5 7 5 bg , 8Q5'lf-fig -:W 'H bwy - Wx CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE . 2 SPORTS . . . 96 ACADEMICS . . . 144 ORGANIZATIONS . . . 228 If :W I 1 fa Iv R fp ' Ayssfl. , 2 ,I I LP? Q, FEW pw ,.,. V .wk age, L,,.?3 Waiting in line is not my idea of coming to college . . . now you take this pink card and go back to your college office . . . but I had to have a five hour science . . . l would have gone into DAA, but I didn't have the nerve . . . how many hours are you taking? . . . oh, come off it . . . my advisor made us go to everything . . . l spent the whole week at the fraternity house . . . he's not going to pledge until he's sure he can make grades . . . lf you've got an 8 o'clock, you've got to catch a bus at seven to get to Siddall in time for breakfast . . . she's okay, but she's always borrowing my clothes . . . '95, 1, Rr 's 'Q A ' - ,JI .. 'LTI H ?'e.,w ai df 'uk , if ,.x. 'H , rg, 51 5 5 Q , ' .Jun- fx fe , .W ,' ' ' . -3 'if ' 'fk 'Hu-K--Q .. , 5 1 9 .fs .- . , 4, c eww I wish it would stop raining . . . only seven more parties today . . . I don't care what you say about her she's cheap, cheap, cheap! . . . My RA was wrestling champion here for two years . . . French Frey . . . you gotta be kidding . . . who do you have left? . . . I haven't met my roommate yet . . . you've been here for two days and you don't know what your major is? . . . 1 5. v 1 V f f vw ' .1 tnfiijfli t'I '7 ' 'T? '..h-My-. ...wi flfvi ,ff--A 4a1, 1. s .,..i A Smile . . . your slip is showing . . . there are twenty great ones coming to this here party . . . your house is so pretty . . . Pat , says she. What , says he. Tell me the truth , says she, What do you think is the best fraternity? Oh , says he, that's easy. Easy to see . . .' l'm so glad you came, please don't cry . . . yeah, but can we get a rec on her . . . Two hundred guys showed up for our Playboy party . . . well he's got a good handshake . . . I don't care whose son he is, l'm gonna ball him . . . looks like a Beta . . . they ask you lots of questions . . . you're not trying to investigate things, you just want to feel a part of them . . . just sit there and look smart . . . star basketball, 64th out of 500, 700's on his SAT's . . . this guy's tops, so let go out and meet him . . . man, you've just gotta be in our pledge class . . . 3 L 'L - 2' -5 mgwf f . ' f :. -5 ' xwwdvhlcg 231 A wr-'grab Syn -5 ++ ,A WM-x 1. . Ki? ,1 , , as Q f-,W 2,1 A1 nf' ,N his i ' ' M eff' W t Q , ,AP 'f l :kk asia .7 ,M at-may , , ff' 4 ' -1' 'Q l N Q, V, ,gigs J -N' ,X WB. .K s, 5 ,ip V it -' 'Q' Q , fl, if A, . s ,. ' Q' Q nz w- 'Q V mf, 'J V it . V 4 A , ,L M 1 , R Q 'ti 1 I .. A Q - M Y Y t, -- in . ,, , ,t g X ff fi A f ,, , Q 'Q 2. AW' Al V , A N x xoi 5 529 f Two more hours and it'll all be over . . . what two did you have left? . . . I suicided . . Please hurry . . . excited, senseless chatter, punctuated by an occasional scream . . . my pledge sisters-and l don't know one of them . . . tie my mask, and l'lI tie yours . . I'm Kathy, who are you? . . . l can't believe it . . . everybody holds hands . . Being a Greek isn't everything . . . ie! fl , J yi, ,flu , ...W ,, at 1 fi . Gi 1 3 P fw- af av- .35-Sf' xii! -Q.. t.. QM: QW 7432, 6 I can't wait to see the actives . . . Are they ever coming? . . . Look! . . . Carolyn, Carolyn . . . we got everybody we wanted . . . I knew you'd be an Alpha Chi when I met you at Freshman Camp . . . well, first we have dinner and then the fraternities come . . . that pledge pin looks good on you . . . we've waited so long for you all to get here . . . our song circle's big again! . . . Everybody comes and everybody kisses everybody, and l'm just not used to that from high school . . . 19 if 'P' 'UF K MQ' ' wff- , 'Qs5 ?? 2 ' View My f 32 , , QAM H., ,gf ,,-K. 1, f-ze. ff-wi' I 1 is-'ti' fii 5 , 't2.,. ' . . V 3? N 512361. 1 R . X 1 :Tw -mi ' W . . 3 mag NM Jig 'I' -50- ! ,f3 ',, -i W- , H Nr., X63 WEN ,sf 5. I K, fir K Q I :kt f All our pledges are over at the Theta House . . . we're out of green crepe paper again . . . so the fire inspector said That fibre glass just has to go ...... I stapled my finger . . . we're just not going to get finished and that's that . . . we made the head too small . . . you don't want long fingers, you want stubby fingers with long fingernails . . . the papier-mache won't stick on the chicken wire . . . the jeep's out of gas . . . your roof looks good, but you'll never get it off the ground . . . X 7277777 V is W 3 X E h 22 l 1 he h 5 EE Q2 4 h 2 22 ,ff if Lf- Q, W L ,z F n4 s 5'. ff 1 h LL1 - s ,Q The parade's in twenty minutes and we're not gonna be finished . . There it is! . . . I hope it works for the judges . . w E f 1 fyfzwfi M -4? I., 24 You must be kidding . . . they painted the grass green quick-put the bottle in your purse . . . school spirit is bad this year . . . oh, come on . . . not another fumble . . . Remember, men, the honor That hangs upon the game. Remember, we are fighting now For old McMicken's fame . . . . . . looks like we're not going to see much more of Studley . . . the Bearkittens always look good ff ,N 255 . vga jg W 4. my 'ww X fb Q , , , 'f5,?3ff ' ' ' ,gi 7es:g:42f315H ' ' W My ' 'EVM my w g A iv in ,QP .L N - ' V 43.25 . . . :qw 1. ': WV! 222 ii, FFS 5 is 25 4 1 4 w 2:54 x .J ,Av .af- lan HQ A 1 'Q r s 553 wi: X gat. 11 A 1,5 That exam blew my mind . . . We've got to get out of this place . . . you've got to understand, you've got to make a mistake sometimes . . that's just too much to ask . . . There's Greeks and sports, but people are exploding about other things . . . P 4 y, Q ,W I Q Z4 1 M f i Activities Fair . . . Harry Belafonte . . unrest in the Over the Rhine? room . . . Photography in the Fine Arts . . . Human Relations Lab . . Balanchine and Suzanne Farrell . . . The Four Preps and the Backporch Majority . . . CCM overruns the Union Riders wanted to Washington, D. C., share expenses . . . leave Cincy 7:00 A.M. March 17 . . . 561-8408. Manitas de Plata . . . demonstrations in the front hall . . . The Supremes . Question Mark and the Mysterians and the Syndicate of Sound . . . Spring Arts Festival . . . The Student Union is the center of campus Iife. . fl if 'Y The Fantasticks . . . just once, just once, just once before I'm old . . . . . . Rockefeller Foundation and the Playhouse in the Park . . . No Exit . . . A View From the Bridge . . . 110 in the Shade . . . Mr. RutIedge's 500th production at UC . . . Murder in the Cathedral . . . Julius Caesar . . . come in with three new ideas a day . . . you can see it in his mind--check the sets, check publicity, do everything-and start all over again . . . luv 1 She's okay-for a fix-up . . . well, I wouIdn't have recognized you . . . he's in my soc class . . . so my prof said, It fell apart in the end, but it was a good concept . . . . . . next quarter . . . 37 .4 . W., 'Q nv ,Q L. , may if , Q. M ,wa-r V I -F wx 7 45' ,J 9 ' ' we - fx SSN' ,gym ME f L 3 L - -4 .-l -54' 73 5' ' ., . , V fineffi, f if 3 05 hi Of 0,33 , W Q W V f 3 1 Q X xr, x fm -KEY M W 1 ii Lv .u l like rock and roll bands better . . . girls look funny when they're drunk . . . what are you doing New Year's Eve? . . . go ahead-it'll help your cold . . . cool it . . . he'lI never know . . . but I haven't had that much to drink . . . Do you believe in Santa Claus? 40 . . . you know l can't tell you so stop bugging me . . . I never thought it would be me . . . . . the blue of her eyes and the gold of her hair are a blend of the Western sky . . . I don't know how to thank you . . . Feed Roberson . . . Baker specializes in heart attack basketball . . . I should be studying . . what does he think he's doing? . . . shoot it . they're gonna stall . . . how can they leave at a time like this? . . . BEAT X . . . never saw such bad refs in all my life . . . 0' Il 'fn n - ws. 'YW xv X S 4 N, wfisfz 1 1 A W' ,Q ,.,,.5w R 4 5 ef Q 2 1 N 1 4 ,, N 4 4 1 X ' 'X ve' x 'w Y? Q X 'J 5 Q is ' Kas. I-if 21 Mg-g 5 , N iw J WK 'Mk A 'x fi? Q X 5' ,-'Ei , V Vg- 3- I , x 'LA 1 :ing ' 6 xl six 2' Y js' ' gk: tbys 3 ,, 4, S 35 Q A N- B ,V Vw W, A Lv' Q A-'fl 4 A ' nd . 'T ?f Nw , J f ' 492: ' A. f 2 fr f if Q. 35. x s - 'ff .Wy 1-ff' ,Q YY .A Y 3 4. W' 1. , 'W 1' L R. ' V. 12 J MW . 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Y K '9 43il'Si7 S xx K - eff! -L L' -J 5, X .fag f fm K Am Wg' 5 46 if Wm' 9 lx 'fu P -vgggk ,., f, if y ,MN Q J' . Q W ' f' 2 ' +252- v Sb ?'i M2 f 1 W When you're wearing the uniform, you ought to look like if somebody calls on you to do a little fighting, you could be the kind of guy you really are . . . you know it's important because of the numbers . . . you may as well start now . . . eighty percent of the young officers are coming from colleges . . . you've got to get out there and learn to command, learn to take over, learn to think, if nothing else . . . you'd better start hustling . . . you know some day you're going to be over there . . . l just want to be better . . . Hmm K There's two things in Pershing Rifles . . . you want to get better, for yourself and for your outfit . . . Now l haven't had a rifle in my hands for three years . . . you know some day you're going to be over there . . . I might as well go with the brass . . . ff ' There's a warm front moving in . . . . . . Ah, my little chickadee . . . Home again? . . an honorary member gets his hat . . . Metro taps . . . the twelve story convent . . . the Arch-Computer of Canturbury . . . Wait, little boy, I can't think without you . . . You're going to hear from me 8 55 avi xi? A g buuq 1, f gi. iii 5 5 ,LL ,Q .4 ' E Vkkx E NH , k, ff 5 v ai Q. Q eg , if ,fy 'MLS K I , +A- .QR 1,- big.. Z' we, 'EMF 8 fx i ' T Y ,f lk 'HPI Y 5 if 3? W' 'F' vii' jg vw, I s' 5 ' 5 NV K f if r 01 7. 'L J'- r MW. w 2 4 19 w. .Q . 445 Q T1 V N . ,I ,b ws.. Q, ,, ,'J.. 5.4 4,.-f--f,n A ,.+-314 9 ,,,.,g X L . wg v 1' ,' x. , J 1 v Nf gg R, 371' X' , N W. 'lx Fx? 39 1+ im .5 3.1.1 4 , W , , 2 X122 'K ' . K 1 .. '-5 A xg 5 K- Isyng 5 . You've got to cry-cry, cry, cry lights flash and drums beat . . just once before l'm oId . a psychedelic experience in the Great Hall and Executive Conference Room I 60 What Super Hero can defeat the feared SUPER SOPHOS SYNDICATE? . . . have you met our candidate? . . . She is so cool . . . Have you got a date for the dance? . . . CAN I FIX YOU UP? . . g1.w1..ag: 7- K - . ,,. - J . , . I X t,1gf,5,5:.,g, 1,-M, .- N.: 177515 ,t7?Mf'7?w:g H551 f ?g- xfi1'i..ff w1fiA'fI?f35?T A 5 .I V-fik - I ' 'aY ' N 4 ,V Y' .S ,:,j',f QT7'??f Now you cut the crepe paper . . . Where's a hammer . . . free beer at the Candlelight . . . l don't care, get the stapler back . . . well tell 'em to get on over here . . . ten minutes till four . . . KISS OR MISS . . . GET SMART . . . THETA HOTLINE . . . LITTLE 500 . . . KAPPA KASINO . . . KROWN KD'S KLOWNS . . . TRICKY TlCKY TACK TECHNITURE TRAPTRON . . . BEAVER SHOOT. . . BOMB HANOI . . . Sigma Sigma summons . . . l Kitch got a black eye in the Derby chase . . . Moon over the Derby . . . I hate eggs . . . Derby Day queen . . . Phi Kap chug off . . . come on, Vince 50 points off for spillage . . . the Phi Sigs really cleaned up at ATO Sweeptakes . . . ,wwf BEHR M.-vl1 54 But l've cut it twice already and it's only the second week . . . DONATIONS FOR THE DEAN'S RANSOM SFUNDS . . next year . . . you love it . . KW lf-f A gg rw 1, 4, 'win 1,1 L W' W lg, ' ,A J .4 we in N 'fgjwf 'H' In Q H 41, ff , H, Q K, f Q - 1 '12, f, 1' -' ii: '5 ' K 'lllrw, 5 ,. K 633 Q Ks I 5 3 man' ' if fam' G 4 I 54224 5 KR' R' 5 my 15 is , ., KK, X P v , , - ' f I af. .gk KK K 4 'pk '75 A K invalid A., KV,Vk A KK . V. Kfg, KA K , KKK KK KK . S, K X, 55,2 K fJSf,Jjv,K K nv 3 if 5 eq, of ,lm Ki KA, ,A f 2 K t ,, Q .Q , , 'A gif ' A 4 Q ' ,. g A 6 rib I M5 in f X x A K KKK a K K? K eg KK K Vw. Q K A ' Q, KK, . , ,Q l . , ' K 'WM ,Q 'J W K1 'sy di f - KW A-,., .mn-mag. gawk 'V ' www' M xl- ,Q e .... 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'W ., kg' 'J K1,!K,,,,,' give S?-,gg if 3.7, M' H5-Q 5il,1'IwBa cfs Q 4 W ff ' 3 ' K ., , V, VM K, to A KK LK ,np ,,K N K I a A K V K 3' f5'2,i, 5Sgi?.??'Xf: f 9 w.3',gf N'1Q'5iff'.eL'i3.1fciteK.Tf?.-4g'K:irg?.'4''asia 'ff fm. .Q f .1 l 'f l- M. .Q . ., , Guess what? . . . yeah, but look how fast it wears off . . . you've got to stick your neck out a little . . . wif' . ,xi ,. me 2 Y 70 More house decorations . . where'd you get the beer . who's your partner for the tug of war? . . . how come nothing ever starts on time? where's everybody going? . Smile . . . Charade . . . it's hot in here ascots . . . Hello DoIIy . . . Brigadoon Theta Chi and Tri Delt . . shoulders back and chest out . . 5 -Vw., I didn't think she had a 3 point . . . it's 12:12 . . . Sigma Sigma summons . but just wait until tonight . . . . . . honoraries that do nothing more than honor do not justify their existence Did I do what I came to do? . . . I'm glad it's over with . . . I feel that maybe I've accomplished something . . . my parents are probably proud that I made it this far . . . That's what I think about more than anything else-people I'll never see again . . . hnidilnu 1967 CINCINNATIAN BEAUTIES KthyM g Sue Loveridg Frances Roudebush Tina Gaumer Charlotte Patton Jayme Denninger Trish Mann -mf Q Bonnle Salmans Vivian Robinson Carol Piper WM Kathy Scherer Cindy Heitz Mongon Ginny Merten Beth Barrow Lynne Frischertz Paula Heckman Bonnie Leper Sandy Slete Sandy Goyert MISS CINCINNATIAN, 1967 CINDY HEITZ Nancy Eveslage, Kappa Delta 90 JUNIOR PROM QUEEN AND COURT Donna Durham, Zeta Tau Alpha Vi. . gi, Trish Mann, Donna Vockell, Kappa Alpha Theta Alpha Chi Omega Lynn Newcomer, Chi Omega Q VY, '92 1 SOPHOS QUEEN AND COURT Marianne Mesloh, Peggy Bradley, Kathy Murphy, Vivian Robinson, Kappa Kappa Gamma Theta Phi Alpha Chi Omega Kappa Alpha Theta Carol Elberg, Sigma Delta Tau -,p'? 'ag5 m M I ff' gy Y, A -fi ,f f,-f - x dv':v F 'Guam '-', L bf-'i-7 . U 4 ' W Qin A' f N3 if Q Q fig, .jg 93: mgxtp W ' an w Q Q' 'Dk J' 'ah , W. 1 3 9, .,,,g, .. ff 'fig' ,--Q as . 4 HOMECOMING QUEEN AND COURT Sue Hanni, Gay Talbot, Millie Tyree, Sally Skillman, Chi Omega Kappa Delta Delta Delta Delta Theta Phi Alpha Janet Hadler, Chi Omega 41 .1 My , 'W .1 ,, , v KX ,-.,., , 1,-. ,,,...f- f, :ff,,j5? Q..-M 'QL f 3: I if is x .8 f fi . Q 5 k .T S. , YF! uf i SPORTS 97 , urf, . . f ff CHEERLEADERS Row One R. Carey D. Vockell Row Two P. Shepardson B. Seibert, Capt. P. Woo C. Babbert Row Three P. Branch S. Luth P. Schneider K. Grischy CHEERLEADERS AND BEARKITTENS ADD COLOR TO SPORTS BEARKITTENS R O ow ne J. Franks, Co-Capt. H. Liles, Co-Ca pt. Row Two P. Heckman N. McClure Linz Badescu Coleman Marback Nicolay Shepman Harper J. Espelage J. Brian B. Cobb S. Black J. Rewwer K. Hoefer S. Schain 00 U. C. MARCHING J. Dudley, Drum BAND Maj. Row One C. Troeger, Twirler R. Levi, Asst. Dir. J. Schweitzer, R. Hornyak, Dir. Co-Capt. H. Liles, Co-Capt. Bearkittens Bearkittens M. Charles, Asst. K. Netzley, Twirler Dir. P. Schaefer J. DeFoor P. Brady, Band Row Two Sponsor T. Badescu S. Valesquez, P. Huber Drum Maj. C. Ramsey P. Schubert M Sawitzko-Lipski L. Rabe J. Gerstman J. Fenner W. Degenkolb R. Matlock L. Thomas R. Stevenson D. Genton R. Morgan S. Schaim Row Three P. Heckman T. Schott F. Feucht J. Conaway K. Giller M. Kenkel L. Solt C. Perry J. Kinard K. Wilbert B. Stuebing M. Maas B. Hill U.C. MARCHING BAND M. Nutley Row Four P. Linz S. Seidel C. Ahlert J. Mullinax R. Day T. Austin R. Gray J. Gasparec W. Berliant A . Brill M. McCoy J. Wheatley D. Turpin T. Toekle T. Schott P. Burns S. Wirth Row Five C. Dolehi M. Roth S. Oldham J. Schroeder R. Alf L. Robinson A. Sanford D. Kellermeier M. Hughes J. Griffith Rogers Aubel Salzann Graller Row Six Kirchheimer First Harvey 'Stolzenberg Lipari Holmew Benjamin Price Meyer Schubert Gigley Kalb Doppleb Eken Lutz Alexander Hoefer Row Seven W. Willrich L. Frye R. Ramey E. Toplis L. Abbott R. Rush G. Graman W. Durkee L. Fleck B. Kisling G. Beekman D. Fee M Dies A. Altman D. Petrik B. White J. Rewwer Row Eight L. Nicolay K. Meyer J. Utsinger R. Rupp T. Stoeppel L. Crawford J. Bordicks R. Barron B. Eckel D. Davidson J. Benson B. Allen R. Remy T. Jeffries P. Slattery M. Bartter D. Stang S. Lang M. Meece N. McClure Row Nine D. Schneider W. Albright l. O'Connor L. Koeppel F. Heis J. Kreimer G. MacDonald P. Brock G. Breyer T. Franz D. Whitlock R. Mason R. Morrow W. Lee C. Handel M. Waring B. Cobb Row Ten V. Schepman J. Espelage R. Bogstie B. Stinson R. Trauth J. Williams S. Browne A. Harper P. Lowe S. Gath Robert Hornyak, Band Director 9 , an VF 10 5 ' - w , 9 , , ' Q , q H gg 5 W fer L A g?m Ik H x ' f af ,z L4 A, .2 V , V V, I an g f fa ff M ' ' ,. ,Vg fe! Q f ,Hz 44 A , 4 HINDERED BY INJURIES AND LACK OF EXPERIENCE 1 s 103 04 NIPPERT STADIUM HOSTS NATION, 'CATS FALL T0 TULSA Tulane's Green Wave rolled up 21 first-half points and staved off the Bearcats rally to win 28-21 . . . The fighting Bearcats roared back from a 14-0 deficit to topple Kansas State 28-14. The Home- coming Day crowd was treated to a great performance by fullback Clem Turner. Clem ran for a record total of 267 yards including one 66 yard jaunt . . . Penalties and fumbles nullified every Bearcat scoring threat and Tulsa's Greg Barton threw two touchdowns as the Golden Hurricanes beat UC 13-0 before a national TV audience. This marked the first time a Cincinnati football game was televised from Nippert Stadium. 05 106 ,af 17-3 VICTORY OVER LOUISVILLE ENDS DISAPPOINTING SEASON Despite six interceptions, the defense sur- rendered 35 points as the Eagles of North Texas State thrashed the Bearcats 35-13. UC opened the second half by fumbling deep in its own territory and the Eagles capitalized with a quick touchdown. Cincinnati salvaged a touchdown on a long run by Mike Turner . . . An aroused Bearcat defense consistently stopped Louisville's Benny Russell to spark a 17-3 victory. The defense paved the way for the upset victory by intercepting three passes and recovering two fumbles. 7 08 A fine effort was not enough as Memphis carried away a 26-14 triumph. UC scored first on a 75 yard march following the opening kick-off . . . Miami ground out six pointers the first two times they had the ball and went on to defeat the Bearcats 28-8. Cincinnati's only score came in the fourth quarter as Greg Cook passed to Bob Miller for twelve yards and a touchdown. Sophomore quarterback Greg Cook completed 20 of 41 passes for 223 yards and a touchdown. The 41 attempts broke a school record. Chuck Stud ley, Head Coach George Smith Athletic Director 1966 FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD UC OPPONENTS 7 Dayton 23 20 Wichita 6 13 Xavier 25 21 Tulane 28 28 Kansas State 14 0 Tulsa 13 13 North Texas State 35 17 Louisville 3 14 Memphis State 26 8 Miami 28 TEAM STATISTICS UC OPPONENTS Number of Plays 704 601 Net Offense 2943 3056 Average Offense per Game 294.3 305.6 First Downs 173 156 Number of Penalties 51 54 Yards Penalties 510 524 Number of Fumbles 31 24 Fumbles Lost 24 17 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM Row One T. Weiner J. Denk T. Horner M. Cameron M. Turner S. Schweitzer T. Ballard D. Allen J. Parker M. Flaherty T. Woodruff J. Bachman B. Milner J. Hoose Row Two R. Bahus B. Miller J. Green T. Rossley K. Jordan M. Misik K. Teismann R. George D. Matthews T. Jackson R. Nelson C. Turner Row Three B. Amburgey S. Dablow T. Collaros R. Heidorn T. Merrill D. Bennie D. Nirenburg E. Nemann T. Macejko M. McCarthy E. Ford G. Miller Row Four M. Burleson P. Walker L. Merry B. Wray J. Studenka R. McHenry J. Nickel T. Selfridge L. Pate C. Lambert J. Nelson F. Starman Row Five D. Parent A Wolford J. Rekstis R. Thrun E. Lewis T. Vatter G. Cook B. Heyward E. Miller H. Vafides D. Montgomery D. Blank T. Proto Row Six D. Hutchins D. Collins C. Hill M. Barrett M. Balkum B. Commerford E. Westerkamp L. Mitchell Row Seven D. Selcer J. Kelly J. Laurent R. Staub C. Studley, Coach D. Lawrence C. Stobart D. Barrett 10 9 O F RESHMAN FOOTBALL The 1966 Freshman Football squad was one of the school's best in the last decade. From it will come a number of fine varsity prospects and even some starters on the 1967 varsity squad. The Bearkittens' defense was their strong point. There were several outstanding linemen, led by 245-pound middle guard Tony Russ, an All-Ohio high schooler who also played offense. Russ was named the teams most valuable player. Safety Larry Eiben was a backfield star, as was former All-Ohio back Tom Chlebeck. The passing game was adequate with top men here being quarterback Lou Cynkar and flanker back John Mail, another All-Ohio high schooler. 1966 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD UC OPPONENTS 21 Dayton Frosh 7 14 Kentucky Frosh 20 45 Marshall Frosh 0 17 Miami 10.5 Frosh 7 14 Ohio U. Frosh 20 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Row One B. Humbert T. Habitzreuther T. Russ J. Laurent, Asst. Coach J. Kelly, Head Frosh Coach D. Barrett, Asst. Coach M. Carter E. McKnight B. Rhoades Row Two D. Sugaski L. Myles M. Ripellino D. Pandorf J. Kodras M. Cohen J. Sielski L. Britton L. Eiben Row Three D. Dullea L. Cynkar J. Colvin R. Muche P. Moore A. Lunder J. Byrd J. O'Brien J. Haverkamp, Mgr. how Four K. Herstich D. Clark J. Bardaro R. Inman D. Wilcoxon J. Cygan T. Chlebeck O. Pieczonka J. Mail Student Mgr Row Five D. Maunfrell T. Gruenwald J. Collins B. Foreman F. Perone H. Richards R. Doerger S. Welling J. Gebauer D. Gannelli Row Six B. Kucharski B. Merkich D. Gezymalia .686 BU l, 'highly FRESH MAN BASKETBALL FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM Row One W. Brown K. Gergen R. Hercher L. Rose, Coach B. McEIhinney P. Newman B. Schwallie Row Two J. Ard T. McFarland J. Wessel J. Fedasch J. Spilman M. Ferone J. Ajzner Led by Jim Ard and Jack Ajzner, the University of Cincinnati Freshman Basketball Team finished the season with a 9-6 record. Ard, named the squads most valuable player, paced the Bearkittens in scoring with 21.0 p.p.g., in rebounds 19.7 p.g., and with a field goal percentage of .482. Second in scoring was Jack Ajzner while Bob McElinney led the team in assists with 24. 1966-67 FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD UC OPPONENTS 54 King Chevrolet 53 66 Kentucky Frosh 68 60 Miami 10.5 Frosh 68 69 Xavier Frosh 54 92 Marshall Frosh 70 46 Dayton Frosh 70 85 Franklin U. 80 72 Louisville Frosh 53 52 Kentucky Frosh 62 58 Dayton Frosh 66 52 Louisville Frosh 45 85 Morehead Frosh 55 79 Xavier Frosh 70 83 Bradley Frosh 70 55 Miami 10.1 Frosh 77 gf . -1 'WS ww -1..--QQ .- ,W A N 5 , Qi? Q 6 X is .z .Q 5 Q ..N.,ANg. . -f 2-sf X 'U r is N ig. vw N S pi L -mfs f. .fx R K 6 w:.fswfN . . ' , The Cincinnati Bearcats, posting a 17-9 mark for the 1966-67 campaign, concluded their fourteenth consecutive winning season. The 'Cats established a school record for six overtime games, winning five of them. Six Bearcat victories and two losses were by one point, and five additional contests were decided by margins of less than five points. A 6-8 record in the Missouri Valley Conference placed the 'Cats fourth, seven of the eight losses producing a combined margin of only 23 points. After opening the season with eight consecutive victories, the 'Cats were handed their first loss in the unfriendly confines of Chicago Stadium by hot-shooting Iowa. Then followed two overtime games, the first a heartbreaking 64-65 loss to Tulsa, and the second a 74-71 victory over North Texas State -4 vm- wx 6 ln the next game, the 'Cats rallied from a ten point half-time deficit to defeat the Dayton Flyers 62-49. Dayton's 49-point output was the lowest for the Flyers in three years. The 'Cats then defeated St. Louis, and lost a seven point lead in the final five minutes' before bowing to Bradley 64-59. A 5 flfbf :'- x '-I .mf ' wwf 'X' fx .. ,QQ '95 Sz M 5- x Fix ici, .X ' K MCS 96i+6'Z Tay Baker, Head Coach The season's high point occurred when Gordie Smith threw in a 15-foot jumper with two seconds remaining, and the Bearcats defeated second-ranked Louisville. The 'Cats hit the century mark only once this season, rolling up 100 points against Centenary. A three point loss to St. Louis and a return match victory over Bradley preceded a horrible five-game losing streak, which ruined the 'Cats hopes for a twenty victory season. The team concluded the campaign on a successful note, sweeping their last three games. The season finale, a 79-69 overtime decision, was the 'Cats 1 1th straight victory over arch-rival Xavier. Senior Mike Rolf was elected honorary captain and named to UPl's honorable mention All- America list. As the second leading scorer, Mike paced the team in both field goal and free throw percentages. Sophomore Rick Roberson was selected most valuable player. Rick led the team in both scoring and rebounding, and tied a school record by hitting on eleven consecutive field goals. Sophomore Gordie Smith was named the best defensive player, Gordie being the first sopho- more since Tony Yates to be so honored. ln addition to scoring 1 1 points per game, Gordie was the third leading rebounder. Junior John Howard received the most-improved player award, while Dean Foster led the team in assists for the second year. UC 85 77 45 59 74 66 89 94 69 64 74 62 72 59 59 100 60 69 57 55 55 57 66 92 66 79 1966-67 BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD George Washington Wisconsin Miami C0hioJ Wake Forest Western Michigan Colorado Texas Christian St. Joseph's Clnd.J Iowa Tulsa North Texas State Dayton St. Louis Bradley Louisville Centenary St. Louis Bradley Louisville Wichita State Drake Tulsa North Texas State Wichita State Drake Xavier OPPONENTS 61 gon 70 gon 44 58 48 64 gory 88 66 78 con 65 gory 71 49 58 64 58 76 63 68 65 57 58 76 67 63 65 gory 69 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM BASKETBALL TEAM Row One K. Calloway P. Weidner M. Rolf Row Two Howard Haucke Dieringer, Asst. Coach Baker, Head Coach Rose, Frosh Coach M. Leurck R. Roberson Row Three J. Negeleisen G. Smith D. Foster M. Luchi R. Wynn The five starters were backed by seniors Ken Calloway, Paul Weidner, and Roland West. Raleigh Wynn and Dick Haucke proved themselves capable substitutes: while Mike Leurck, Jim Nageleisen, and Mike Luchi rounded out the squad. 122 Despite the fine performances of Stan Bradley C9 wins, 1 lossl and John Yost Q7 wins, 2 losses, 1 tiel, the Bearcat matmen lacked depth and finished the season with a 2-8 record, equaling last year's performance. Rookie coach Paul Fleming looks to a brighter future, however, as the 'Cats will lose only two seniors, and both Yost and Bradley will be returning. ln addition, Bryan Stephens, who had a respectable 5-5 record this year, and several promising freshmen will provide some fine working material for next year. WRESTLING TEAM WRESTLING TEAM 50v::Tw0 1967 WRESTLING SCOREBOARD . a I 3826225 E. Broivsrf uc OPPONENTS 3. hlierner gzesauer 29 Hanover College 6 B: Stggfisans, M- Scheider 15 Miami University 18 Co-capt. P. Fleming, Coach 3 Kent State 32 3. Bradley' J. Yost I 9 Marshall University 22 Co-capt. B- Plfatnlck, 8 DePauw University 21 J- Schultz Qhkmags 11 Morehead State 17 E' goggess R1 Riggs y 14 Univ. of Notre Dame 19 ' oy K. Miller 29 Anderson College 8 Tfalnef 16 Indiana Cent. Col. 19 5 Wabash College 28 153 ' GSS' X . :Q --ws: Q H mgswg- A wif-:gy.gzs.fmf , X , M N Six X g K w ' at ,Q,.r--515-33' ff .. N 1 ,.egW,. 1- 'll I ,.. Q w 4, -- N ,QQ .A ,ggggi Arif - K ,Q l wizf .fi . lk K . M 5 .6.m.. ,wr x. .Y K 5, .. WL N,f A 'W ' sf ., 41352 -fl, l .55-i?5fjki,1gi yi P lb- '19fa?r?f ' ' fx? + fr!z -2 6 . . F- Q 7' S-Wi':1i5fQ 'T-I ' ' f Y an 1' K ailff zwlg., . . A . 12, x A ln: ..... '-5 K 'LLM Sinai ' fx . -xg, my Vs VsAAf5'isXsffg4sf-iH'Rf??E2'XSffQ2- ,fa -beggagis. 73 fsgkw- wsu- ' X ' 3i55QiEI5wgiJ f'!f'R fx!rivE'V52V'52fTQH.r X5 W :PISFQ N .W w.QQ.w nk ff . f fsw, u A,,M .XMYW 4 -T Q i i if Q ..wf5?Afg6, 2:1 -1 Q. .-risweeg'-12f', f 1 .iff A,.1 5 SWIMMING TEAM Once again the Bearcats captured the MVC swimming title although a 5-4 record was posted. Two losses came at the hands of all- powerful Indiana. The squad led by senior co-captains Tim Kute and Jim Stacy defeated a strong Southern Illinois team. Outstanding sophomores Tim Cahill, Denny Matyko, Ron Moore and Allan McFee added impetus to the squad. Our champion mermen looked forward to the successful defense of their conference title. Jack Zakim, an All-American in his sophomore year, competed in the NCAA meet at Michigan State. SWIMMING TEAM T. Kute, Co-Capt. R. Lagaly, Coach Row One D. Scheidt K. Oishi, Mgr. M, Arata T. Dilbert Row Three L. Maxwell B, Elliott T. Cahill D. Matyko B- MUFFHY B. Baker B. Rose. Mgr- D. Domis Row Two T. Sloane B. Vamos D. Whitely J. Zakim A. McPhee J. Justus, S. Selman Asst. Coach J. Vianello J. Stacy, Co-Capt. R. Morrison 1966-67 SWIMMING SCOREBOARD UC OPPONENTS 30 Indiana 73 57 Bowling Green 47 44 Miami COJ 60 62 Eastern Kentucky 42 56 Southern Illinois 48 49 Western Michigan 55 64 Loyola QIILJ 39 68 Ohio University 36 23 Indiana 80 MVC Meet 1st Pl. CROSS COUNTRY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM C. Roberts B. Adams, Co-capt. G. T ruce, Head Coach P. Armor, Asst. Coach D. Clover J. Ellis Row Two T. Bailey J. Calloway L. Hollingshead F. Hux, Co-Capt. The Bearcat cross country team took second place in the Missouri Valley Conference Meet after posting a 4-4 record in regular season competition under new coach Gary Truce. The Bearcats defeated Kentucky, Marshall, Morehead and Berea while losing to Miami, Tennessee, Ball State and Ohio U.. In the All-Ohio meet, the 'Cats were a close fourth, with UC's Larry Hollingshead winning the event. GYM NASTIC SQUAD SYWMSYU The UC gymnastics squad entered its third year of varsity competition this year. The Bearcats part- icipated in both Olympic exercizes and the tramp- oline. Under Coach Norm Schulte and Captain Larry Murray the young team performed well during the season and is looking forward to a bright and future. eYMNAs1'ic sQuAD Row One H. Favorite L. Murray, Capt. D P . enn J. Jones svrlzezgl ewzms -90 m .1 'Eggs 52:0 ' 2 Q 3 N 0 5' o mer Pedersen 28 VARSITY TRACK TRACK TEAM Row One D. Colver F. Hux D. Diggins B. Adams Row Two J. Conti B. Roncker J. Jennings R. Applegate K. Kaupisch Row Three G. Truce, Asst. Coach E. Stephens J. Sweeterman C. Lindsey L. Hollingshead D. Woodruff L. Dahmann D. Dunkelberger, Coach Lacking depth but endowed with great individual performances, the UC track team closed the season with a 1-4 record. Dunkelberger's squad held sixth place in the MVC. Cornelius Lindsay, high jumper, shot putter Jim Sweeterman and discus thrower Denny Woodruff posted impressive season records. Lindsay, who set a MVC high jump mark of 6-71h , earned the most valuable track honors. 1966 TRACK RESULTS UC 27 Bowling Green 27 Ball State 89 Hanover 57 Morehead 36 Miami 51 Toledo 6th MVC-28 points OPPONENT 92 50 59 87 99 82 Cornelius Lindsey 0 BASEBALL TEAM BASEBALL TEAM Row One B . Smoll, Co-capt. J. Keefe, Asst. Coach G. Sample, Head Coach H. Newstate, Asst. Coach J. Storm, Co-capt. Row Two Kessler Schmidt Gum Manne . Simonds Ritchie D. Miller Row Three P. Maginn ?UU'Wf'?7?U P. Callahan, Mgr. D. Bouldin R. Nadler D. Reigle D. Allen D. Hern B. Buerkle J. Rinaldi Row Four J. Couzins P. Weidner D. Shindollar N. Rubinstein L. Mitchell, Mgr. J. Meyer R. Boerio W. Stanforth M. Lucas B. Kerley 1966 BASEBALL SCOREBOARD Loyola Loyola Nicholls State Nicholls State Southeastern La. Southeastern La Toledo Toledo Toledo Xavier Ohio University Ohio University Ohio State Ohio State St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis Dayton Dayton Hanover Bradley Bradley Bradley Miami Miami Xavier Bowling Green OPPON ENT O 3 1 0 4 4 9 8 11 5 7 5 2 3 4 11 3 5 5 O 7 3 9 6 2 2 3 The University of Cincinnati baseball team posted a 12-14-1 record for the season. The Bearcats poured it on at the end winning their last three games decisively. At the spring banquet trophies for leading hitter and Most Valuable Player ' were awarded to John Meyer. Meyer posted a .407 average. Jerry Storm, senior, was second on the club with an even .300 average. Storm made the all-MVC first team for the third consecutive year. The Bearcats victories included local rivals Xavier and Miami. 13 2 UC 115 22 11 1 IA 9 13M 19 185 20 205 9 14 13 195 205 20 20M 115 1966 GOLF SCOREBOARD Ball State DePauw Ball State Purdue Eastern Ky. Morehead Dayton Western Michigan Ball State Western Michigan Miami 10.3 Hanover Centre Xavier Xavier Xavier Hanover Miami 40.7 oPPoNENT 125 14 25 345 15 105 5 5M 4 3Vz 15 4 2 4M 3M 4 32 125 VARSITY GOLF sm 1 GOLF TEAM W. Schwarberg, Coach G. McManis G. Capehart J. Etter J. Schloss T. Niehaus For the 13th consecutive year the Bearcat golf team posted a winning record. Led by veteran George McManis, the 'Cats finished with a 12-6 match record McManis led the linksmen with an average of 74.3 and scored a team leading 5516 points. Juniors Bill Cowgill and Tom Niehaus coupled with newcomer Jim Schloss to complete the Bearcat first four. Jim Etter, Jerry Capehart and Harry Duncan rounded out the squad. The Bearcats placed fifth in the Missouri Valley Conference. 3 u as' TENNIS TEAM .a y NIO-P-P-NUHDC -ra oh' xx?-IQZ 99 5'25',2fD2 S 013063-G 99-'3 3 -l 5,3 :E l 'l Z I--O O 5 z 0:2202-EU .- E.Q.0t'D3'::Ql CD '25'mE5 '5- :::.-4-Cmzo U3 m ps-gg: 8 20.9021 m 303 :U QQErmQ mm 3-- Orrl '1 :Q gm S-5'-52: oO U8 5 25 J rrl EU IN7lDUlU1NIwOC0 CXJUUN7 E CD U3 Ffm 'I 3352 0 55-08- 33: UQ DI 5 -PHWNI Ui U1 I' o E. U7 S. 5 N 6 Ohio University 3 9 Xavier 0 1 Notre Dame 8 7 Miami 2 MVC Matches 3rd PI. The University of Cincinnati tennis team posted its best won-lost record since the 1961 season, finishing 10-6 against a strong opposition. ln the Missouri Valley Conference championships the U.C. netters finished in a tie for third. Some of the most notable victories were over local rivals Miami, Xavier and Dayton, and Western Michigan, the Mid-American Conference powerhouse. DePaul and Ohio State handed losses to Cincy by 5-4 counts. Sam Nutty, injured for part of the year was named the outstanding tennis player for U.C. Roy Kiessling led the 'Cats in singles with a 15-4 slate and went with Sam Nutty to the MVC in doubles competition. 5 36 WOMENS ATHLETICS The Women's Athletic Association provided recreation for women in a variety of sports both on and off campus. Advocating physical fitness the group sponsors such activities as Fun Night for the freshman during Orientation Week and a banquet in the spring. The group offered organized sports on Wednesday night and a co-rec night every Friday. 3 VARSITY RIFLE TEAM ,.fff f- Under the direction of Sergeant James I. Miller, who left for Vietnam in April, the Varsity Rifle Team made great progress this year. The team, which included several outstanding freshmen, placed third in the International Sectional Rifle Meet. Team member George Rank fired the highest individual score in the meet. A member of the Ohio-Kentucky Rifle League, the team won all but one match in competition with league members. AUX VARSITY RIFLE TEAM Row One J. McAuliffe T. Hoffeld, Capt. SSGT. J. Miller, Coach Row Two G. Rank J. Martin V. Wright W. King J. Rank Row Three J. Tholknig J. Schinner W. Jacobs J. Brett D. Reid The men's Intramural program at U.C., organized by Ed Jucker, once again completed a successful year. The season was delayed until a new field in Corryville, was found. The championship football game was held this year under the lights in Nippert Stadium. INTRAMURALS WMM, ..- fm wi W 'I' m n P,..m-ll agymvxwv W,,,,, an ,www 1 f' L ,Q , A46 5, fm A , , oll, , ,, , s - M :- I ff .c, '. V, 5 fx 'V I , ,'. . , , , ' 4 iw J, M- 'ki 1' 1 .,m4,fm.,. .1 if During Winter Quarter, intramurals went inside with bowling, basketball, pool, and handball. Cincinnati Gardens, during the half-time of the UC-Xavier game was the scene of the championship basketball game between the two leagues. 1 Spring sports included tennis, baseball, and golf Trophies were awarded at the end of the year to each of the top teams in the leagues. In addition, a trophy was awarded to the team which had the most points for both leagues. f 143 f v W 'm f ymm makin. , , , ,. X fi , Q, QL ,L-JfN?fi1,f , f f 47 my N., 5- 145 , V mm , wif? P575 A 1 A f rm: ' 2 '7 ' ff? 5s:,, V f 1 f9VVv7'0 1192359055 In helping people, and in affecting their lives, academians find a justification for their knowledge which reaches beyond its own intrinsic worth. The process of learning is more than a preparation: it is foreshadowing of future situations and successes. 147 U.C. SEES YEAR OF CHANGE UNDER LANGSAM Eva Ruppert Administrative Assistant to President Walter C. Langsam President In his eleventh year as President of the University, Walter C. Langsam directed the institution in important changes in the administration and in the policies of the school. Most significant, perhaps, was the establishment of the University as a state- affiliated school. Benefiting the students because of lower tuition and because of strengthened graduate and professional programs, the plan allowed the University to retain its municipal status and to continue under local control. Noted for his interest in student problems and activities, Dr. Langsam maintains constant communication with students through senior dinners and through participation in a variety of campus events. an WNW 149 5 BOARD OF DIRECTORS As the official governing body of the University, the Board of Directors makes decisions concerning academic, sports, and administration at UC. Appointed by the Mayor of Cincinnati, the members make up a representative group of citizens dedicated to serving the University. Receiving reports directly from the President, the Board determines policies affecting all those connected with the school. A. E. Snow Term Beginning Jan. 1, 1 v - Z 967 BOARD OF DIRECTOI Seated Arthur Schubert Jane Early Dr. Walter C. Langsam Walter Shohl Philip Meyers Hoke Greene Standing James Walsh Frank Mayfield M. R. Dodson Earl Barnes George Eyrich Ralph Bursiek Clement St. John Frank Purdy Arthur Schubert, Chairman Ralph Bursiek Senior Vice-President for Business Affairs BUSINESS AFFAIRS Able men filling two newly created positions assist Ralph C, Bursiek, Senior Vice President and Dean of University Administration, in conducting the business affairs of UC. Robert Hoefer was appointed Assistant Vice President for Business Affairs and Director of Finance and Julius Weeks was appointed Business Manager in 1966. Julius Weeks Robert Hoefer Business Manager Assistant Vice-President for Business Affairs and Director of Finance ACADEMIC AFFAIRS Plans for improvement and expansion occupied the staff of the Vice President and Dean of Faculties and of the Dean of Admissions and University Registrar. New methods of attracting qualified students, possi- bilities for an early admissions program, and permanent l.D. photos were placed under consideration this year. 6' V 'WW 4 M ' Garland Parker I Dean of Admissions and University Registrar Hoke Greene Vice-President for Academic Affairs Joyce Agnew Director of Medical Relations Dr. Clement St. John Vice-President and Director of Medical Center MEDICAL CENTER Dr. Clement St. John is Vice President and Director of the Medical Center. His respon- sibilities include not only the administration of the present five units of the Medical Center, but also current plans and future proposals for related buildings. 153 54 John Small Executive Secretary, Alumni Association DEVELOPMENT Frank Purdy Vice President for Development Joseph Sagmaster I Director of Radio, TV Broadcasting Z William Baetz Director of Development Richard Baker Director of Community Relations Under the direction of Vice President Frank Purdy, the Office of Development encompasses the Alumni, Public Information, and Community Relations offices, as well as FM station WGUC. The newly formed Community Relations office has established an affirmative program of communication with all those who come in contact with the University. Jean Tuerck Assistant to the Dean ,ci DEAN OF STUDENTS Dr. Lillian Johnson, Dean of Students, continued her many and diverse duties, leading an ever-growing, constantly changing student body. Her responsibilities included financial aid, student welfare, and Joan Cochran Dr. Robert Sinclair Director of the Union Director of Health Service M WN., .. -M-Q M., f ,,.f KV 'rx-K ... . - 1 Q N f-'Q .A .,. ff' ,, been 'T 6 44: ,Rx lm4ih. g5i! 431' 3 '3Ex fl 4.5154 x wx,-L health service programs, as well as all student publications and the Student Union. Helen Rose Lillian Johnson Administrative Assistant to the Dean Dean of Students f .-Q X . 5 5 Marjorie Stewart Acting Dean of Women Dorothy Moser Assistant Dean of Women DEAN OF WOMEN The Dean of Women's office, headed by Acting Dean Marjorie Stewart, continued this year in its tradition of being many things to many people . Miss Stewart and the members of her staff made certain that flexibility was the ever-present factor in all of their programs. They dealt with students as interesting, valuable individuals, and instead of trying to fit them into a pre-conceived mold, encouraged diversified talents and interests. Marilou Osinski Assistant Dean of Women J DEAN OF MEN 2 ,fr Hank McCann, Barry Hess, Gary Penfield William Nester Assistants to the Dean Dean of Men 4 James Scully Edward Keiser Richard Towner Assistant Dean of Men Assistant Dean of Men Assistant Dean of Men The Office of the Dean of Men, under the direction of Dean William Nester, was consistently available as a resource to help the student. Through the fraternity program, dorm work, and the advising of groups and of individuals, the Dean of Men's office endeavored to cultivate leadership and growth. 157 5 8 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI For many years prior to his death, Joseph B. Strauss was known as the worId's outstanding designer and builder of bridges. San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge is one of his many triumphs. Until the opening of New York's Narrows Bridge, the Golden Gate was the worId's longest single span. Joseph B. Strauss Probate Court Judge Chase M. Davies and Common Pleas Judge Carl W. Rich, domestic relations division, both of Hamilton County, Ohio received the University's Doctor of Laws degree from Dr. Walter C. Langsam, President. Judges Rich and Davies, both graduates of the University, are prominent in many local circles. Judge Rich is a three time mayor of Cincinnati. 159 16 0 Cyrus Osborn After 45 years of service to his company, Cyrus R. Osborn retired in 1962 as executive vice president of the General Motors Corporation. A director of Hollands College and of Monmouth College, he is currently engaged in raising prize Herefords on his farm in Warm Springs, Georgia. John Peck Since his graduation from the College of Law in 1938, John W. Peck has distinguished himself in his profession. He is currently a United States District Court Judge, and has been a Hamilton County Common Pleas Court judge and a justice of the Ohio Supreme Court. Elliot M- Estes i Don G. Mitchell Elliot M. Estes is General Manager of the Currently president of the Sylvania Electric Chevrolet Motor Division. In the past he has Products Company, Don G. Mitchell has also served as chief engineer of the Pontiac motor served as director of companies which division of the General Motors Corporation, include the Pepsi-Cola Company, the and as general manager and corporation Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company vice president of the company. and the American Motors Corporation. 62 Charles Weichert, Dean Striving to provide opportunity for study in subjects of recognized cultural value and to develop the power of independent thought and expression, the McMicken College of Arts and Sciences provides programs of preprofessional study and courses essential for graduate study. Offering a Bachelor of Science degree in thirty fields and a Bachelor of Arts degree in ten, the college maintains the largest enrollment among UC's fourteen colleges. Under the leadership of Dean Charles K. Weichert, A8tS offers varied cultural and academic enrichment programs, including the Junior Year Abroad and the Washington, D.C. semester. QQ- ff i f gg Q xv , W X w Q A it 'fl 1,1 ' .Q Q4 C , S Q S M 2 C bd . N, i .. . Q, Mi? K' ' D C Em S K SX 5 1 ,h . S ,h. S S , ,,,- S K K Q-K N ,K K N S S C S XS S SSSS Q, iii X ' . X 5 . 'fl 1' - X 4. ' xii -L xi 12 - wh -'E 'Q A- C Q -Q, W C l Axksiif C Ag K ml Q R .Gif -X A. 1 p 329. S Q W SFS SEQ 1 1 X if 'K 9 J? Ca 9 3 -1? X Q . jf ,f COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 63 64 Richard Ackley David Adams Raymond Agnor Julianne Altenau Janice Alvis Thomas Anastasio D. N. Angner Robert Ashcraft Clifford Bockscheider Mary Bail Minna Baker Judith Barash Samuel Barrick Elizabeth Barrow Lydia Bean Martha Behrns Ronald Beier Alice Bernard Carol Bertoglio T. Durand Boaz John Boerner John Bollinger Paul Bowden Charles Boyle Patricia Brady Richard Brahm Lawrence Breslin Adele Brinck Marvin Budd Rena Bufe Leah Burnam William Bush Robert Button John Carter Lennette Case Melvin Chudnof James Clarkson Judith Compton Patricia Connelly Carl Cornelius William Cowgill Linda Cox Larry Curtis David Dahlenburg Michael Daley Richard A. Davis Richard S. Davis Fred Debra Arlene Dellinger Charlotte DeMarchi Denis Detzel Charles Dillard Patricia Dolan Thomas Donovan Elaine Eckstein Rita Einhorn Cheryl Endres Mary Faulkner Jo Anne Fellens John Ferguson Thomas Fieler Jerome Fleg Kirk Flory 1 . Q N N as . X N K COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES S? -ss.. ,sk X X . -X , , A E - 5 A .. , -' ' r - ' n f Q R N 4. , T X P .Q R K 8: 1 1. by ' ' ' I Ni .st N ,, .. - R K D gyl M I . N X SMX, :V X - Q X ., ,, Q- ax 1. . , ' - - . vi- ' x if ' - L w P: ' 21, fffif i F- I .... :TI ' ., ' ' - 'K 'M SX . s. . ga.N.,,. .. ,, i N it W , ' .L 5 , ' 0 N m y ., ,F N , ....... 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Q-, 5 1, 9' Q X, Sally Frankel Frederick Franzmann Michael Freidman Rosalinda Gall Augustine Giglio Toni Gilbert Norman Glaser Stephanie Gold Joseph Goldstein Nate Gordon Dan Granger Michael Grassinger Leonard Guedalia Kenneth Hamerman Robert Haynie Theresa Hedger Morris Heller Barbara Henke Marilyn Henthorn Janice Hessel George Hill Stanley Hirtle Martin Hoenig Ronald Holzman Sarah Howard Catherine Huheey Ronald Hupman Albert Huseman Carol Huseman Betty Hutman Stephen Hutzel Stephan lsphording Ginger Jacobs Marilyn Jacobs Robert Jacobs Donna Johnson Jennifer Johnson Kenneth Jones Rick Jones Terri Kahn Chester Kalb Ray Karpovich Terry Kassel James Kassner Susan Kaufman Robert Kelley Harry Kirk William Koch Carl Koenig Ronni Krasnow Thomas Kreider Fred Lafferman Virginia Lambert Larry Landman Karen Larsen Phyllis Larson Judith Lathrop John Ledden James LeMonn Byron Lester Charles Levinthal Julie Ley Patricia Linz 1967 CINCINNATIAN SENIOR PERSONALITIES From New Kensington, Pennsylvania to the office of the Student Body President, Bob Engle has made a name in many areas of UC acitivity. An enthusiastic Delt song chairman, CCM Tribunal President and Vice-President, Hermes and News Record staff member, and a member i of Glee Club, Mummers, ODK, Metro, r, 'U E1 l 'l 14' na Q! UQ 3 9' m : Q. CD o 'U :v o In T O U' :r m un ua 1:3 cb : Fl' m :I amazing four years at UC. Bob Engle Nancy Nunn Nancy Nunn has been General Co-Chairman of the Mum Sale and of 1966 Homecoming, as well as Vice President of the Junior and Senior classes. President of Alpha Chi Omega, Nancy has participated in activities which range from the News Record to the YWCA. ,. .,,,...,.,... X A 'if 5 -an L ... N X V PM X '91 ar it S X it fi W N X ir X J 2 I4 K 71' . Q . - S af We 1 v if M ft U gi l K Howard Loewenstein Robert Lunsford Linda Lutz Fredric Lynch Robert Lynch David MacKnight Susan Maisch Patricia Maly Lowell Mann Dorothy Manning Chris Marschall Arleen Martin James Maurer Richard Mayrer Thomas Maver Thomas McCarty Hugh McWilliams Michael Meece Gerald Menke Richard Menke Sylvia Merrits Channing Meyer John Meyer Carolyn Miller Donald Miller James Miller Stephen Minton Donald Misrach Stephen Montgomery Henry Moore Kathryn Moritz J. Griffin Murphey David Myers Thomas Myers Lynn Newcomer William Nieman Richard Noble Donald O'Meara Cecil Osborn Kenneth Palmer Michael Patton Jeffrey Paul Robert Payne Robert Penick Lawrence Peter Susan Petering Robert Peters William Peters Joan Peterson Judith Pilzer Carol Plaut Hayden Porter Frank Prouty Karin Rabe Ronald Rabin Louis Rath Pattye Rausch Thomas Rave Leslie Redman William Reichling Dennis Reigle Martin Ribarsky Conrad Rief Robert Riesenberg Judy Risner Wayne Roetzer Richard Rose Daniel Rubens Rodney Rupp Ruth Rush Peter Sawits M. Sawitzko-Lipsky Lauralee Sawyer Michael Sayre Michael Schamp Jane Schell Charles Schenker James Schinner Leslie Schradin Philip Schroeder Steven Schumacher David Schwab Richard Segal George Sepsie Barbara Shapiro Edward Shapiro Judith Shaw Raymond Shively Claudia Smith Marilyn Sollman Michael Speigel Susan Standler Charles Staley Joanne Staubitz Larry Stauffer Margot Stearns Nancy Steibel Sanford Steinberg Eileen Stern Philip Steude James Story Leroy Stots Jane Strasser Carolyn Stratton Robert Sturm Albert Swafford Daniel Swango Irina Tabakoff John Tholking Marianne Tinker William Tobin Jerry Trimble Michael Turner Jack Uetrecht Elaine Usell Albert Venosa Lester Von Bargen Peggy Voss Clifford Wagner B. J. Wainscott William Waring Michael Webb Herbert Weigand Kathy Weigel Stephen Weinberg Charles Wessel COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES W Q K A ,E K K L v P - A J. ' , -1,. ,. - as N- - X Q . ..,,.. , - Sr' 1 E t 2 , . 5 Q X S L 1 N Wwwfw : , - ,. in E , We - W .--fs N . . 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C ' ' J 1 . 1 Q '.-- -- ' in P ' - . -'-- g . it 'P me .l A X Q An 4 David Westerbeck James Westerman Linda Whitlock Jayne Wiethe Robert Wilhelmy Edward Winkler Evelyn Winston Q ' Louise Wolf Nelson Wolke Donald Wuebbling Terry Wurst Anthony Zaharieff Jack Zakim Marilynn Zwerin Cathy Huheey Cathy Huheey's contributions to Zeta as President and Scholarship Chairman are matched by her contributions to campus. Participating in WAA, the YWCA, WUS, the International Club, Guidon, and Mortar Board, Cathy has combined activities with a major in biology. Joyce Moran As Editor of the Student Directory and as an active member of her college, Joyce Moran has spent four profitable years at UC. She has been secretary of Arete and Guidon, and a member of Mortar Board, Zeta Tau Alpha, TC Tribunal, WAA, and Pi Delta Epsilon. 9 170 Kenneth Wilson, Dean COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Three undergraduate programs offered by the College of Business Administration are the Co-operative Degree Program, the Associate Degree Program for women, and a Four Year Degree Program. The college expanded the scope of its studies in the field of management in its endeavor to improve the curriculum. A program leading to a doctorate degree in business administration was also offered for the first time this year. 72 Michael Adachi William Ambos Thomas Andes Richard Arnold Michael Arra Worth Balsley Fred Banta William Barry Pamela Baum Larry Becker Mary Beckman, R.S.M. Daniel Beebe Jack Bell Philip Bell John Berry Linda Bingle Douglas Bonnell Samuel Boulmetis James Boyer Richard Brenan Gary Brill Richard Brockhoff Judith Bross Larry Brown Linda Brown Marlene Brown Donald Buechner Ron Buening Joanne Burrus James Buchman Gary Butterbaugh Gary Campbell Harvey Chestman Craig Coldiron William Confer James Converse John Cooley Richard Cornelius William Coughlen Gary Coury Kenneth Crews Allyn Cutler Richard Dempster Gerald Doerger William Doerr Lucas Domet Michael Ehrensberger Larry Elliott Thomas Elliott James Fein Ronald Fenneman Barry Fielman Baruch Fish Richard Flannery Richard Fleischer Andrew Forman Dan Gatzulis Don Gilliam Carl Glick Larry Gold Jerry Goodlander Carl Goodwin Jr. William Gray COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMIN STRATION K 27 ,. ..., - Q Q. ' sisi-i . z- 3 ., l W? .3 . st. N P e sses .L F Q A Q. Q. Q.. or .QQ . Nqze E XAAA, , I K wt I J ' ks wf fti ' F A rl XM Q ssle Y sees ., iii. - Q W I .. 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X s 5,5 , .- -- - as fp -- .... affair- - 2 , Q 'iigsx w - '- , ' - -i Q' V tk il . . .T 3 .i Q, EL K .,.. ,E A . , 1 K 2' v a 1 I N, ' K , fs f A' , -:wg A ' 7 f y - ' if-,fra ,, f - , , , 1 -,,f Q-aw:-.Nw,,.s S ,W-LM . .,,, . , Hwts , ' , L H , V, , ,,V, V, A ,,,A is R ...,, , ,V , .:,.. X . 'V Vg , X , , zu, tV,V - -, . A as ' Arthur Hahn Paul Hahn Lawrence Haines Jay Hammond Charles Hanks Joseph Harbrecht James Hardy Philip Harrison Dennis Hartmann Edward Hattenbach Glenn Hauser David Heiman William Hemer Stephen Hendricks Roger Henize Stephen Hern Charles Herrmann Virgil Hill Stanley Hindes Marilyn Hintermeister C. Thomas Hirby Larry Hirschfeld John Hulick James Jackson Michael Jeffcott Bruce Johnson Dennis Johnson Craig Jud Robert Juniet James Kaiser Kathy Kautz Carolyn Kawetzky Patricia Keefer Randy Keithley Richard Kinstler Cindy Kistler Walter Korn Mary Ann Kroger Betty Krouse Bert Kurinsky Gerald Lahrman Carol Lammers Belvierd Lavon Sharon Leckey John Leffler David Lehman Gerald Levy David Lieberman Richard Lindmark Albert Lohman Jr. Dianne Luken David Lutterbei Steven Mandell Stephen Manley Kathy Mappes Howard Mason Charles Maurer Ill Linda Maurer John May Judith Maxian Howard Mayers Toryl McCafferty Marlene McCoy i 174 Mary Lou Maddux Rimskey i Mary Lou Maddux Rimskey's interests range from being Sig Ep Queen of Hearts to being a member of Bus Ad Tribunal. As a member of Theta Phi, Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Chi Epsilon, and as Vice-President of Guidon, this pretty econ major has spent five active years at UC. Denny Reigle As president of the Senior Class, Denny Reigle has instituted the planning of significant changes in graduation procedures. His activities include the presidency of Sigma Sigma, membership on the Varsity Baseball team, and in Metro, ODK, and Cincinnatus. Judy McCarty Judy McCarty has served as News Record Social Editor, Copy and Technical Editor, and Editor-in Chief. Her remarkably varied interests included being Acacia sweetheart, Homecoming Queen Chairman, and being a member of Alpha Lambda Delta, Guidon, Chi Omega, and Mortar Board. Ronald McDaniel James McNeal Thomas Mc0wen Mary Mendenhall Robert Metternich Ronald Meyer John Minturn John Mitchell Thomas Mitchell John Monnett George Morgan Carol Moust Donald Muckerheide A. L. Muegel Judith Murphy Marsha Myers Richard Myers Jerry Nagy David Nemecek Roger Niehaus Leo Niemeier Michael Oberding Donald Oda Kenneth Oerther Clifton Olds Jr. David Oram Jerry Ose Robert Oswald John Ottke Thomas Pace James Parthenakis Paul Pathe Sandra Patterson Charlotte Patton John Penn David Perry Jacqueline Phillips Marvin Polinsky Allen Prechtel Susan Price Wayne Pullins Thomas Radcliffe Allen Ralston Robert Reas Donna Reed James Reed Jr. John Reese Jack Remke Daniel Reuter Bernard Rhodes Robert Richardson Peter Rickard Donald Ricketts Mildred Riley Marilou Maddux Rimsky Michael Rolf Douglas Rommel Neil Rubinstein William Salis Nancy Sanger Stephen Schaefer Dian Scheidenberger Susan Schmidt COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINSTRATION 'ifiidlifitig X FW' Y .P J L iq - ' f b - ' X pg. 'ii-1 WW A at :si Q 1 K- i f 3 i , ,Q gn. -5 J , - A 1 -. 3 , x-'Ev wfi W. r - -A X if 5 . f f as S K sew AQ . . T a . ' . 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F .:-E - up H S i f Calvin Schroer William Schuck Edward Schulte Wayne Schur Joan Schwartz Michael Scott Suszanne Scott James Seal Richard Sears Thomas Seitz Barbara Shale Lyle Shaw Edward Shea Eugene Siller Stanford Silverman Frederick Slautterback Harry Smith James Soltis William Spatta Kim Stacy Richard Starkey John Steele Gerald Stephens Frank Stern Doris Stivender Philip Stratmann Louis Strigari Glenn Stucker Gary Stull Robert Sullivan John Tate Charles Taylor Linda Taylor Thomas Thayer Jon Thomas Robert Tribbe Peter Tse Christopher Turnau John Ullrich James VonderHaar Donald Voorhis Marian Waldman Thomas Wall Sydney Warm Douglas Warner Robert Wedemeyer Terry Weis Edward Weisel Robert Welsh Thomas Wenz Ronald Wickert John Wilke Nancy Wilson Frederick Winemiller Timothy Woodruff Rebecca Wysong Jerome York Thedore Zeller 17 The completion of a new building complex marked the actual integration of the College Conservatory of Music into the campus of the university. The complex, built at a cost of more than five million dollars, consists of an auditorium unit, a main music building and a three level parking garage. The auditorium unit includes a fully-equipped theatre, seating 800 people, while the main building includes ofiices, radio and television studios, classrooms, practice rooms, and a library. Jack Watson, Dean f , 180 4' f -V -'A - V-H VV W .-.-. www 4, g a K, X5 ,pu 22 W' 13. .Q .iiwz ei f - 1 - .-.Vlwgf ' 'A ,436 it S., , QQ H' lllt Mm ,,..,. u llddha I 6 , . A 21, . L,. . ii, 1 1',:wL A ' q V ,,,. f V fk- ,Z X ,,AQ ,AA ' , A,,VAAi A i A' Q , V in :vv :I V' 2551, ,.,,.1 - A V i , ..k n r, .,,, I i ,I.- is is Vina ,A, V at ,T 'Q V A M ,i. V 'Q 'J T, T, ' A iii ' A A A V V VV, V ,iti T, AAZ, f ,,11 5 M A L o r - Q V- x 'W-mVVV V' V'? ' , , ,L M Leads in Take Her She s Mine, The Moon ls Blue, And Six Characters in Search of An Author put Marilyn Petering in the Mummers Guild's Donna Augustine Harriet Beebe Saundra Borden Judith Collins Linda Cook Gail DeVoss Marcia DiCoIa John Dicoskey Barbara Elam Robert Engle Sandra Everett Gay Flook Jane Frazier James Harmeyer Nancy Heck Edward Hinshaw Barry Hord Nancy Johnson Diane Kehrig Weller Keith Charles Lauterbach Gretchen Mittendorf Virginia Mark Virginia Pensinger John Perin Marilyn Petering Elizabeth Remsberg Barbara Sherer Larry Strauss Carolyn Stremick Dennis Vance David Thomson spotlight. As an announcer for WFIB, president of Delta Zeta, and a member of the Christian Science Organization, CCM Tribunal, Student Council, and Glee Club, Marilyn became a familiar sight and sound at UC. COLLEGE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Marilyn Petering , W at X Marianne Tinker Service as a member of A848 Tribunal and as an officer of Kappa Delta has marked the college career of Marianne Tinker. A familiar sight at the YWCA, Tink has participated in the Metro Show, and has been a member of Mortar Board, Guidon, Alpha Lambda Delta, and Cincinnatus. Ginny Lambert has been president of the Pan-Hellenic Council and Alpha Lambda Delta, as well as an active Zeta Tau Alpha. Her other activities include membership in Mortar Board, Guidon, and Glee Club, as well as participation in programs of the YWCA, WUS, and WEEP. Ginny Lambert COLLEGE OF DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, AND ART Harold Rice, Dean The curriculum of the College of Design, Architecture, and Art offers an opportunity to develop ability in design and to increase knowledge of the humanities in a significant degree-granting program. Operating under the co-operative plan in the divisions of design and architecture and on a full-time basis in the division of art, the college is housed in a building whose facilities include a machine shop, ceramic laboratory, library, and printing room. DAA strives to meet the needs of students throughout the country, as well as in the Greater Cincinnati area. 183 Luther Aaberg John Adams James Alfred William Amantea Thomas Anspach Margaret Armbrust Edward Arnold Judith Baston Ralph Baumann Karen Behrman Janet Bell Carol Bender Joe Biancke Robert Bledsoe Eugene Bober Mary Boehm Jack Boulton Steven Branner Sara Breeland Larry Bricker Karen Butz W. Daniel Church Donald Clem Susan Cohen Sharon Cole Robert Copfer James Coughlin Richard Coursey Cheryl Cullen Thomas David Rolland Dickinson William Dorsch David Doyle Michael Doyle Don Edson Florence Ernst Don Firth Robert Fischbach Marilyn Flasch Marlyn Flee Paul Foote Karen Garger Loral Green Helene Gunn Edwund Hafer Norman Harai Michael Harris Jonne Hasler Ronald Heath Robert Hickman Michael Hicks Brent Hilton Susan Hinners Anita Hirschfield Stanley Hoelle Richard Hoffman Katherine Hollingsworth Robert Holt Jr. Roger Holzen J. Mack Huston Donald Jacobs Charles Janitz Jeff Johnson lg mm' 'SE' F' Wh We ke X 'ak if :dk Terry Johnson William Jordan Leonard Kagan Elyse Kalmanson Ronald Kemnitzer Milton Kieft Victor King Michael Kirchmayer Charles Klasen Barbara Kramer James Kraus John Lampe Bonnie Lesser James Lied William Love Jr. Michael Lynch Jack Mann Sandra May Joseph McClure Howard Mcllvain Arnold Meadows Robert Meadows Rodger Menozzi Christopher Methot Thomas Meyer Jackie Miller Daniel Moul Patrick Nagle Barbara Neel Larry Norris Keith Olmer Ella Osterhoff Lawrence Parker Richard Parker Carl Patton Jr. Judith Paulson William Preston Erwin Raible David Reid William Renick Richard Rolfert Sharon Rowe Elizibeth Rowold Thomas Scheckelhoff Stuart Scheingarten William Schneider John Seibert Richard Semon Donald Sierra Nadine Simmons James Slaughter Ill Donald Smith Gail Sparks Harry Sparks Russell Stephens Jr. Richard Stewart William Stillman Richard Stonis Keith Suerdick John Suhar Allen Tabe Richard Theryoung Ronald Thomas 18 ,J 186 COLLEGE OF DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE AND ART Eric Twlcklel' Af-'A,T T' AA-'vf.,, Steven Unangst LAF 3 X ' Michael Ufli Q Marilyn Victory .Q LT,,, J A f 1' William vinacke WMM? M W Richard Vlasich nfl A ...N Nancy Von Nida W j ' far William Wakefield LV, , fliv - ii'i' ' J , f ' Edward Walsh ,,,Z f' M, K ' .,,, 1 George Walter 2 , C Melinda Walters . ,.-- .llf J ff my li .V 'f nw Judlth Weber M, 'fy f y ,ll 'f z W, X Peter Wehrend , ' wwf ' l W-f' Robert west Q2 J.. i1 L 3 , 1 t James Wichman 'A' LGAAT M A , Jerome Wilke ' .A,V f W ,V Dorothy Wimberg 'A t'C' il f' 3 f i 9 V ' A 1 A 5 Alice Wissineer F! W- A f im f A we ' ii. ,.i,,, . . i i'l A any ' lp Larry Wolfe f Z V4 .M , if ' , ' f fi, ' ' Z 1 , Jain-W'ighf K' be irc- lal avid Zaus . f A M, , 'V f ,... ,, ' ' . I 4 as L A Ronnie Zuckerberg l lg! 1 fl i i W , f 41 M 3 y, Jack Boulton Noted for his imitations of W. C. Fields, Lambda Chi Jack Boulton served as president of Sophos, Omicron Delta Kappa, IFC, and the Junior Class. Founder of the Spirit Club at UC, Jack has been a Resident Advisor at French Hall and a member of Metro, Delta Phi Delta, Cincinnatus, and DAA Tribunal. . Whether he's serving as president of Phi Kap or of DAA Tribunal, as Carnival chairman for Sigma Sigma, or as Greek Week Co-Chairman, Mike Doyle brings his enthusiasm and ability to every activity. Known on campus as Scuby, this architect has also been a member of Scarab, Metro, and Student Council. Mike Doyle 88 William L. Carter, Dean - Q i, 42 ' f9fzew2,. ,, ' 'U I - . f 4 ll' 2' J ' 7 ' , YQ Lf? W T ' f, ri MJ, ..V, Dorothy N. Smith, Co-ordinator COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HOME ECONOMICS The College of Education and Home Economics, headed by Dean William L. Carter, continued this year in its primary function, the preparation of broadly educated, professionally competent teachers. The nation-wide trends toward pre-school, adult and vocational education created a need for more and better teachers. Recognizing the responsibility in rapidly growing fields such as Special Education, the college continued to expand its instruction in many diverse areas. M-Av Q, fm -KW x Pwwwi X 1 wsigfwi N X 5232? Hy gggwgf dm N Nga Q, Q A M 'M ff5'fL?22Qi?,g:2irK'3i3f fx . : ,541 fs-..f,,g:,,,,!,h I , M if ,f -3 V f': 'fff f. I L i px Mg., A J F S W Q Q xy .E ,Ak -H QM 5, Q A Q ,S was 'N M'2 X N Y -1 X k x Xwwwua +0 K ,ii X ,ER X Q3 3 iw xxgm frmhgvf N L,--, W C wigffliifkw X W5 Nw FQXKWTQ D, 5 wa 4 X '1 xx? an Patricia Abel Sharyn Albright Nancy Allen Kaye Altmann Kay Anderson Betty Anes Karen Armbruster Barbara Aufdenberg Vera Ball Lynn Barnaby Jacqueline Barnett Raymond Bauer Kathy Bettinger Jane Bohnenkamper Diann Bold Corinne Bolte Nancy Born Roberta Bosworth Patsy Branch Dana Braun San Dee Broida Robert Brossart Donna Brown Nancy Brumleve Kenneth Calloway Michael Cameron Nancy Carroll Sylvia Carruthers Janet Clayton Susan Cocks Judith Cohen Patricia Cole Carolyn Conn Michael Conroy Jerome Corbett Donna Crumlish Lou Dahmann Charlene Dansker Marianne DeCourcy Barbara Devaud Roberta Dinkel Charlene Dombi Julia Doughman Jeanne Dreidame Margo Duke Joyce Dunham William Durkee Dorothy Eck George Elig Laurie Evans Nancy Eveslage Barbara Fawley F. Jean Feller Elizabeth Fitch Carol Foertsch Nancy Friedman Lynn Frischhertz Charlene Godberry Gay Gallagher David Gaston Richard Godfrey Nancy Gordon Janet Greer COLLEGE OF EDUCA ION AND HOME ECONOMICS Q . ...... , ,.:.ffg- 3525- gg K .9 is X se f me W, X , X A 3 :- Q W' . N -' ' ti s ' :- '-.igss - trssaszm i etos X P i is X -4......s ...-N, . . -I Q K X., i 'Q' 5 Q: :fi X A... .tt E Sufi. 3 ar 'S ivif X N 'bu E V., ...a if ll 5 Q. 'ii' Rl t A ,. Y-My 5 Q tx S ZS Q! X 'Q , . , ,:. 3 -my 4 f. . :Q XSS Nia B uma X! .,... at ! X X! H s f wx' . S' if QW . ' i mf R x t ' S X SY N N - .52 .5 , Gayle Gregory Gloria Hall Edward Hartwig Mary Hawkins Patricia Haynes Susan Hennjes Nanette Herrmann Brenda Hieronymus Ferial Hindawi Helen Hirsch Thomas Horner Patricia Hurlburt Betty Ireland Jeannie Jackson Muriel Jenkins Steven Jeude Judith Johnson Douglas Jones Patricia Jones Connie Joos Kathryn Joseph Lynn Kaemmerle Barbara Kasting Marilyn Kelly Hilda Klosterman Barbara Koch Michele Koffler Barbara Kohl David Kraus Virginia Lewis Harriet Liles Cheryl Lipschutz Katherleen Luther George Madden Kathy Martin Judith McArthur Judith McCarty Janet McGoron Carol Meier Teri Meinshausen Dave Merkel Kenneth Miller Marcene Mooney Tom Mooney Kathleen Moore Joyce Moran Elmer Murphy Jr. Joanne Murray Dee Myers Jane Nagy Nancy Neay Thomas Nightingale Nancy Nunn Sam Nutty Steve Overholser Guinevere Pekel Carol Perkins Patrice Pierce Elaine Poppe Richard Powell Linda Raaf Laura Rabe Susan Radabaugh 19 92 Serving as secretary of Student Council, the Senior Class, and Board of Publications, Donna Shank led Chi Omega during a year of impressive achievement. This education was active in Angel Flight, Cincinnatus, Kappa Delta Pi, and Mortar Board as well as her sorority. Donna Shank major Lauralee Sawyer's election to the Presidency of Mortar Board was recognition of a service-filled university career. Lauralee combined membership in Alpha Lambda Delta, Pi Delta Epsilon, Kappa Delta Pi and Theta Phi Alpha with the News Record Social and Co-News editorships during her years at UC. Lauralee Sawyer Walter Radtke Helena Reed Judi Reeves Ann Rettig Jean Rewwer Patricia Ricketts Donna Roemer Kristin Rotte Arlene Rubinoff Daniel Rusche Marie Rutenschroer Maureen Rutenschroer Elizibeth Schepman Vicki Schenman Carol Schimpf Elizabeth Schneider Patricia Seifarl: Joanne Seybert Donna Shank Connie Shanks Julie Shavzin Denise Silverman Caren Simon Steven Skurow Mary Lou Smith Polly Smith Sharon Snyder Jacqueline Srofe Roberta Stuebing Sharon Stull Jean Sullivan Gloria Tate Carol Taylor Sandra Taylor Judith Thies Judy Tibbles Carol Tobin Helen Trollinger Lue Turner Susan Uible Barbara Virgil Ann Vlachos Donna Vockell Diane Wainer Paul Weidner Janet Weigel Robert Weinstein Marbeth Whitney Elizabeth Whitt Georgia Wietlisbach Zamie Wiggers Karen Wilson Danny Woodruff Kathleen Woodruff Carilyn Wosaba Y ,W 94 Cornelius Wandmacher, Dean COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING f Since the co-operative system of education was founded by the University's College of Engineering in 1906, this plan has achieved world renown as a means of producing graduate engineers who have gained experience through application of their learning to practical situations. Freshmen again studied in standard curriculum as upperclass and graduate students continued in six major fields of study. 195 9 Donald Allen Thomas Allen Richard Amos Gary Angeline Harry Atherton Karl Bagdal Richard Bair William Baker David Barnett Gerald Barthel Robert Bass John Belo David Bennett Robert Bercaw Robert Billingsley Dennis Bley Robert Boeckmann Ronald Bollinger James Bono Dan Bork Jerry Boyd Gerald Braunstein Raymond Bross James Brown Jr. William Brown John Buchert Robert Buerger William Busser Jr. William Camp John Cappel Corbett Caudill Kenneth Challenger James Chenoweth Wilmer Clevenger Jr. Dean Clingerman John Coleman Dwight Cottier David Dancer Craig Darragh J. Patrick Daugherty Michael Davis Paul Deaton David Denison Richard DeWeese Donald Deye Robert Dierken Barry Donald Robert Drennan Roger Duncan Allan DuPont Richard Dupree Melvin Edgar Jr. Neil Edwards David Eisenhauer Robert Epstein Ernest Erickson David Ewing Leanne Fahringer Joseph Florenzo Thomas Fischer Jack Fleming Ronald Fogle Dan Forney COLLEGE OF ENGINEER NG --sf-,M- . - L ' :sz-.safer 'rs . 1 'A Heir- , '- ' :Y ,, V -we wx ue. xx X' A - F e a 7 . Z'.':.' Siwrffvf Sf - MQ -R, Q K 1, -:-.rw ' .. Q . .- -- s sf Bzsify.. . sf' - f' H' t x ' . A. ' - .1 f get ,- g .. . ' .. Z' .' . A I ' L - ,. A .2 - 2: NN A Z K ,A Q 3. h . iff' Q.-,,-.... l 5... t -. b Q Q Ng. g . 6- - X K Q Ag. ' N - ' ,gf ' 513 s A Q vw ef A ' Q, . ' . .K .K . . . ii , If , fi K ,Yi A. .- r Q, , ' tx , ' ' 'X 'Q L, N ,. . . A ,, , , . - ...W - - 5 li: t . ' 1 Erhl - A. sie .-ee A f g f, f ' ..,, a cg tw if A we X W - f , . -. .sr.r ' 1 ' f - t f S 1,' Q Y., .. b S , 4 V,,. A I ..,, . .. ':Y ..,g ,. s . ' 4 Q ,,3.35,, f .L f as . 5 ' Q 1 ' -. af '- . 'S ,, wi - .g .2 1 f 3 . . k,,. gf ,,.. W gf i , .- . ' A ' ' Q ,,:,, , N LZ .- , we ji M . - fs:-swg .,1. fe, -r' K L wg. .n f Q1 ' R' W : 'f.,,.. Q . -- if 'T 6 I J' f . L . s if-13-i .. D' .rv .- . I -. . , - Q i t . 15-, . . fr- N. .ff , ' i'iI3lTf?7ffH --' Y' af'-, Q Q Q' . 'L i i 5 A . 3- Q' A ss s ' . ' ' : YITZSX, Q , E Q .l gb Q , if i 1, ,- ' ' f f A E ' X ..... . . A Paul Kuntz Serving as treasurer of Delt, Student Council, and the Senior Class, Paul Kuntz has acted as Elections Committee Chairman and Greek Goddess Co-Chairman. A member of Sophos, Cincinnatus, and Budget Board, Paul is a licensed pilot and plans to enter the Naval Aviation Officers' Candidate School. 7 19 mu' Q' be am fi: 5 Y, .. ali ' TE 'V 5 'ba xx R Q rilr af' S i L .,,:, John Frost John Furrey James Gambill David Gibson Harold Glaser Larry Goebel Ronald Goodman- Daryl Graber Thomas Greer David Griest Paul Gunville David Gwynn Richard Haas Joseph Haddad Joseph Hagan Richard Halter Eugene Haney Rex Heck Eugene Helbling William Henry Thomas Hess James Hoffman Harry Hollack Raymond Holland Dallas Horn Larry Jackson John Jarrett James Jenkins Charles Johnson John Kalaman James Kallio David Kamp John Kasting Kurt Kaupisch Jerry Kincaid Harmon Kirkpatrick John Klein Daniel Koehler J. Lynn Korns David Krabacher Howard Krinke Jr. John Kummero Gordon Kunz Walter Lambert William Lambert Ill Dale Lankford Ronald Leck Chris Lenhardt John Long Jan Marsh Robert Martin Robert E. Martin Gary Matthews John McClelland Ronald McDonald David McGrew Richard McKnight Richard Meckstroth Kenneth Merriweather Jack Miller Lawrence Milligan Gary Moore Micheal Moore Richard Mueller Raymond Mulholland Thomas Myers Edwin Nave Jeffrey Negley Kirk Newton Dennis Nieset Thomas Noll Daniel Nordlund Richard Oaks L. Burke 0'Neal Thomas Osburn Linn Osterman Chris Passerello Ken Pearson John Peed Richard Pistler Theodore Polas Robert Purkey Paul Randall H. Robert Rayle George Reynolds Robert Richardson Charles Rizzo Clayton Rothenbush James Rudd William Scarce William Schaefer Frederic Schatz James Schmidt Fred Schoenfeld Roy Schulz Thomas Schulz James Schwab Steve Scott William Seibert James Shade Gerald Shanor William Shifley Gerald Shinkle Donald Shook Lance Simpson David Smith Jeffrey Smith Thomas Smith Wallace Smith William Starr Gary Statler Everett Stepp Jr. Bruce Steiner Richard Sterling Thomas Stevens Bernard Stoll James Strohm Donald Sundgren Donald Sundue Gerald Taylor Maurice Taylor Gail Terrell Erich Tiepel George Tracy Russell Tripp Frederick Tritschler Jr. E M is -Q 5. 4- , , -- :E - ilk- .fa ,ja 'Qwest . lt VN., .... sg, N.. W.. .K x Xi Q, ff w may '- COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING 'Y' . , P it Q g ..,, ,. K Qqqg. Q W is 1 y , .sim x f W- ' - b - . . , ff W I ' fi 3 as J A A Q r- i - agkgf . in E .I . X ye 'sag-.5 .fs - -- , 6' . 2- L . A Q f -s . . . . ' ,yi ' .Q K Q3 .,., fl: ,Q l , 1 l N S 1 - SN '- Q S , . 1 - Q ' 5- ' fa . K- A i . ' 'V :T 'as ' 2 -4- .2 . . ' L E f Y r L, . K A l . .L E ,,.,... N , . ,. a at Q W L P . .M .S .... - x -ur-so K V - 1 5 Q .. Q L 1 A 5' sg.. . .qs f ., l Q-,sv ' fx W' A X . . - . 5 'N , ' ., Q- L X , X K D Q ,. ., , b X . -W A . r 3 3 l .Q . wp p TN' 1 ' ggi . 1. N 3 ' .- ' H'-' a 5 X , Q L F Al - - Q: . ,. 5 a-5-:3i::'5il.:15Nff Fif?-::Sf'3 'E ' , 1 , ., ,, A. ivx . . .g J S- 3 G L .h f H, - fs- . 4 MQ . . A 1 ' ' M' - ' K ' L Y?iS',EQSSiE5i3fA , K . Q . g X ,Q-.. ., , . Q 'A' at '.--.- i ' X ' 1 A .. 1 gs.. , ss, A 5, 9 g N g - Q T , 3, K V w G. , ,. ,,s.. We . ....'f -., ',- i J .,... t V., . if , H f .- J : X Q - :ggi t t Qt, .X g , 'wg 6 Q J 'rf' l- ' S' it s Q as L L f - - L L . S 5, 5 fs 'V Q William Truesdell Richard VonHolIe Alan Wainscott Richard Wakely Jerry West George Wheeler Richard Wilkinson Ted Winterrowd Robert Wolf Roger Zanitsch F me M ' wi Q-if ,,,,, , A Y 9 my, L' Q , L i, w i 'i1,5 I Q M N mi A I of 331 r Qfr Jim Lied Active in Pike, Jim Lied's service to the University has included presidency of Phi Eta Sigma, editorship of Proofpress, and membership in ODK and Cincinnatus. The Vice-President of Sigma Sigma and of DAA Tribunal, Jim is an advertising design major. 20 202 Frank Neuffer, Dean Ranking among the largest evening colleges in the country, the Evening College sponsors a curriculum which includes graduate, undergraduate, and non-credit courses. The purpose of the program is to satisfy the professional and cultural needs of those who wish to further their education while employed during the day. Fraternities, sororities, honor societies, and pro- fessional societies are available to evening college students. EVENING COLLEGE 20 3 204 Robert Belanger Conrad Bower John Ellerhorst Celeste Garner Karen Garrison Donald Graf Marion Holmes John Kohlman John Lane Libardo Latorre Raymond McMullen Jack Meinking Elbert Powell Laurence Pulsfort Almon Smith Jerry Smith Joanna Vedder Gene Wilson Henry Wilson Jerome Wing .W . V3 , f ' Y ., , 5 'ig XY' N ' ' .. - ff .A f f av- E Z M 'L 5 'Q' 7 EVENING COLLEGE . f W - f H - G , f A, Q ' f J , We-. , . W ,J ' 5 f ' - -' JI H lklrl H wleifw '- A , I A Z , A,,Al A ifl A .,,, ,, qw L J f ' : ,f, , L x Mafia V -y ' zzz: D- 5 V2 an M' I an 3 423- V 3 n ' Vi , f ' f ' W 1 I L 1, , 1 I ' -iff? . Z J G W : ll f W V' , L 0' 5 J Www? fm A 1-W, u.,..,g, wwf' a in J L 205 W 206 COLLEGE OF LAW Claude So The third oldest law school in the United States, the College of Law has operated continuously since 1833. Housed in the Alphonso Taft Hall and the Robert S. Marx Law Library, the school sponsors the publication of the University of Cincinnati Law Review, and offers, as a basic part of its curriculum, training in the applied skills of the profession. The value of this program has been recognized by law schools throughout the country. wle, Dean 207 208 William Abernethy James Block Joseph Brzusek Arthur Church Donald Colegrove Richard Crone James Cummins Douglass Curtis Robert Deddens Charles Goldsmith Llouis Groen Marshall Hunt Robert Joseph Barry Katz Harry Keuper Franklin Klaine Dennis Larsen David Lighttiser Thomas Liles Larry Madorsky Edward Marks Thomas McCoy Thomas Murphy William Neale John Pogorelec James Rice Stanley Rullman Kenneth Schackleites John Seybert Larry Smith Randolph Stayin Bruce Steibel Andrew Taub Louis Thrasher Thomas Waldron Robert Whitmire gk COLLEGE OF LAW N Uff' wma A . A J V jj 59 , gfXV,k 4 A V '2 ' 1 'iiiiizgf ,1,. 'f fl! A f M J ' ' Mimi' A Rv 'VFW ,. 5' A Aihgy ' K A HDF- 1 1, - A s , 1 Z3-f my ,, I - I x 4 V j., f A X I A f,.:, i fi 1 J T, as sr at A -1 ' 'Q' 5 'Ex ir V, ., f' Q' I y 'i' Sf 53, 15' ,,,,,,, ' V A I lv 1- ' ' ,,.,,, A .W , J : A -5 gf - we 4- Q, 'f' : T4 'W J if fi J Q.. A if .. -as , 'T' gi , A 'Qtr g I H ' QZ5. le , L g, J ,nv I ,new A fm A194221 , 1-,Wa jf , -,b1Q,,,g.,y, , 1,53 na U 209 210 The varied interests of the students of the Graduate School testified to the scope of its programs. Participating in many national progress-aimed programs for training in specialized fields, the school continued its forward-looking philosophy under the direction of Dean Campbell Crockett and his staff. Fellowships, Scholarships, and Assistantships, including Graduate Research Assistantships of the Institute of Space Sciences, were made available to interested students. Campbell Crockett, Dean GRADUATE SCHOOL SUMMER SCHOOL S The Summer School provides courses for students who wish to accelerate their work or to make up deficiencies. Students from other colleges and universities and graduate students, as well as UC students, take advantage of the Summer School program. Carefully picked faculty members under the leadership of Dean Robert W. Bishop, strive to offer complete courses to students during the concentrated summer quarters. Robert W. Bishop, Dean 212 COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Clifford Grulee, Dean Since its establishment in 1819 by Dr. Daniel Drake as the Medical College of Ohio, the College of Medicine has had as its basic purpose the development of a well-rounded physician. The physical plant includes the College of Medicine buildings and the University Hospitals Group, which includes varied facilities. Dean Clifford G. Grulee, who also serves as Chairman of the Directing Medical Staff of Cincinnati General Hospital directs an able and extensive faculty. RIN I V ,NW ' A - Nw ---Q-N -.. 2. S Q1-W-.QQ-,-WM M s x-.yy . X ,,kg,4,.Q4.,. wa ..... S Q Q ig , W 213 Robert Achtel Bernard Bacevich John Ball James Barrett Daniel Beineke Steven Bell Thomas Blum John Broviac Don Bryan John Buckley Keith Burch Richard Burk Jerry Chamberlin David Confer William Dalton Raymond Dasenbrock Joseph DeFranco Larry Duberstein Peter Enyeart Duane Erbaugh Joel Felner W. Timothy Foley Thomas Gallo Robert Gebhart Barry Greenberg David Greenly Thomas Halpin James Hamada Ernest Hetrick Richard Hoefer William Jacoby James James Michael Kreindler John Krieg Frederick Kuemmerle Arnold Leff Jerrold Levin Ann Lichtenberg Robert Lipp Victor Louisin Robert Love Roland Lowden Stephen Meitus Paul Mesnick Forrest Mischler Irving Mitsunaga Sheldon Nova Roy Ostberg Robert Rau Philip Reid Gerald Reiter Leslie Ringel Allan Robinson Richard Rooney Frank Satko Gerald Schwartz Richard Schweitzer Roger Shetterly Howard Simon David Sloan James Stockwell Joseph Taylor William Teufel W Q t N x V X EW K9 :ax QI-1 N : 'xsl- .J sf at x M' 'S' 5 , rw , Ss., 'V -...1 Nui , .., Q 'i ...W ,ttt - . ,NN ., A . - -as t,, W N L. X YR WNV X QU 33 ...af M 1 ' 'Q ' I9 QK1-' to if . N. X K K ,,-. . . x-.M SSW I t - L gk N I fi k i in U s I- wx x' 'W 5, S , 2 wk , . A ' X - ' - ., K - .-': Q K 'H S A. A if Q x Wx in Y f 5 1 Buford Thomas Albert Vesper Theodore Von Storch Peter Wakefield Hale Wander Charles Watkins Andrew Weiss Jon Whisler Donald Wilbert Ronald Wittel David Zipfel 215 216 Laura Rosnagle, Dean COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH ' c ai: ed.. 081 The four year baccalaureate program of the College of Nursing and Health continued to present opportunities for a varied educational experience. With expansion as the basis of its program, the College offered a balanced program of instruction in both the liberal and professional disciplines, and of exposure to professional problems at Cincinnati General Hospital, ChiIdren's Hospital, and Drake Memorial Hospital. Slated for completion in 1968, a new building, which will house administrative offices, classrooms, and a library, was placed under construction. 217 218 Barbara Bales Ellen Brotkin Carol Cascaddon Ann Caughron Barbara Clark Susan Clore Martha Cromwell Susan Crowell Nancy Doner Johanna Donovan Donna Durham Sandra Eckels Linda Elliott Frances Falconer Linda Fightmaster Jane Graf Julie Harrison Cynthia Hanley Nancy Heffner Betsy Hopkins Dorothy Horstman Joan Ingram June Jones Carolyn Juergens Janet Kerstetter Janet Kimberly Jill Kuhlman Carolyn Limes A. Joyce Lippincott Margaret MacMahon Marilyn Maddox Sharon Martz Sharon Maury Susan McCurdy Ann McNemar Jo Ann Meyer Anne Modricker Susan Mote Kathryn Philips Linda Reynolds Karen Shaffer Gail Siler Jane Spaite Barbara Spieker Marjory Staples Katherine Stilwell Mary Strohbach Joann Strong Doris Thayer Jacqueline Tortora Nancy Wadsworth Myra Ward Donna Watanabe Sandra Weber Judith White Joni Whittles Ann Williamson Joanna Wolfe Eliazbeth Yellin Karen York COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH 'C' S VR fa QD' ' Q. ' 8. -A X X Wx wb ,X W ,, W 'Wm Q 5 I 5 Q 5 'E' '1 W Nr fm 35' S N- X55 Xi? NN 155 NX K. . .X . Zim? -, E ' w . W Q K. X by 3, Q Fix A Q X Q K Q' 5 L A ALL.f - . .. 'Qs sl' xi s ai Rf EX ' 4 as E , Bs if xf X W L h si 219 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY -gr , f V .M J Y fix, W. , , WM i-,w,'af' - YQW7 , - V' ,,,, , , k ,,,. , , ,, 6 ,, . ,, , f f s 1 220 ' Joseph Kowaleski, Dean The aim of the College of Pharmacy is to provide a well-rounded program of study together with technical training and education. Because the demand for registered pharmacists greatly exceeds the supply, this college must strive to encourage and promote students in the study of pharmacy. Opportunities for graduates with pharmaceutical training include positions in the area of retail pharmacy, scientific research, hospital pharmacy, and wholesaling of drug products Arthur Adams David Barkulow Paul Block Richard Blomer Robert Boutwell James Brandner R. Wayne Byrd Thomas Cavalieri Danny Christen William Clyde David Creahan Susan Davids George Fenster Jessica Fish David Haas James Hagan Robert Hodgeman Ann Hudson Sidney Huling Gerard Hyland Paul Kamleiter Paul Knecht Herman Knopf Jerome Kohls Earl Mack Edward Martie James McKinley Michael McNulty Harold Metzler Kent Pattison William Pheiffer Harry Plotnick Michele Rahe Frederick Rizzo Glen Sanner Kirk Smith Ruth Stoltz Thomas Vogt Richard Walsh Robert Wood 223 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Hilmar Krueger, Dean J Seeking to carry out the primary objectives of the University within the limits of two year programs, the University College offers terminal programs, as well as courses for transfer to other colleges. Under the direction of Dean Hilmar Krueger, the college looks forward to expansion on the UC campus, and to the foundation of the Raymond Walters Memorial Branch in Blue Ash. 225 226 Elaine Alderson Lois Ball Kathleen Barbour Charles Barkalow Gerry Biggin Nancy Biehle David Bretcher Carolyn Brown Sandra Bruch Barbara Buck Larry Collins William Costello Suzanne Courtier Ronald Cribbet John Davis Martha DeCourcy John DeLong Julia Dockum April Dombar Robert Doran Harriet Drake Theresa Durning Janice Ellison Susan Fahrney Herman Feldman Linda Flechtheim Timothy Freese Nancy Gentner Judy Gittinger Barbara Goldberg Ellen Goldenberg Gary Gordon Michele Guappone Sue Haler Sharon Hamilton Linda Harris Lena Helm Fred Hemsink Jeri Herfield Robert Holden James Hollister Janice Hood Angela Huelsman Nancy Israel Jane Kammer Monnie Koeninger Diane Kuehn Babette Levine Ann Lighthiser Voleta Long Carolynn Mackey Patricia Maitre Pamela Mason Clara Mays Janet Morgan Patricia Murphy Jerry Nunn Patricia Ostrander Donna Perkins Judith Petersen Ellie Pike Linda Planes Sandra Reiter UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 'EW S gym -i -..' X .- X , N Ci X 5 ,Q Q wifi Q gg . iv 'T' - - -sggzu: . Q' . . S f I ,SP in ,Gs mm e, Q, ,-11-my M 1 :M - - . , .,.. 1 :, .s -..... X .8 ' i 5 w, il ' N W FF , H ,V.,v , i5im ,:,. , 5 ' - ,'.. J l .--f:vrg,feeQ 5 I. , 2 t.,.,, ,M bt' 'AR N I i.,: , ,X , .. S, - ,':,. , a - ' XX E A X .. I K f F , , I t I , 9, Q Q K K 1 X S- ..,:, Q ff 3- K I N it I eil x - - I ,f , . . . L h H . . 'Q' 1 I ff 'i N 52 ' I ,,.. .,:.'.. Q , , ,Q .Zin ik - r..,. L 5 if K M iq, ,. V , 1 SN sf ' ' . , ' - f N., ' X .i.,r A f ' I 'iii is A , i .. - . , X , x msn is . .iz usb, 45 aff ' X O H r '- . ,1.' eee X X ' L , x f i c,, .I X K I r al' iii 'i ' A . -' -X' 5 Q L N i 152 i n ..,. , ,, ,. . ,ga W 1 X: K N UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bruce Steiner Deborah Rettig Geraldine Ries Mary Riga Joyce Romes David Scherrer Jo Ellen Schlemmer James Schlueter Mira Sloan Mary Theurer Kathleen Tritschler Edith Toner Angela Troisi Coral Van Oflen Rose Vogelsang Mary Wanstrath Cheryl Wessel Shirley Wilson Sharon Witschger Lynn Woebkenberg Peggy Wolf Karen Worner Membership in ASCE and STM, and service on Engineering Tribunal Student Council, and Sophomore Cabinet mark the career of Bruce Steiner, a Civil Engineer. A member of Triangle, Bruce has held offices in his fraternity which include Vice President, Treasurer, and Pledge Trainer. 227 228 ORGANIZATIONS Bob Engle President 230 Hnarry Plofnick Nancy Lloyd Vice-President Corresponding Secretary ff eelooe 5 W Frank Nutter Nancy Leach Treasurer Recording Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL STUDENT COUNCIL Row One N. Lloyd H. Plotnick B. Engle F. Nutter N. Leach Row Two M. Eshelman D. Converse S. Ahern G. Greiner M. Hirschberger Row Three C. Hassel D. McCormick K. Barbour G. Adams R. Sevester P. Kuntz M. Chudnof Row Four T. Cole M. Painter M. Bowyer R. Helgerson D. Cleeter J. Ellis D. Hinshaw This year's student council, under the leadership of Robert Engle, initiated a series of news program on campus. Summer activities included the first social event for summer school students and the nomination of UC students to Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. Other firsts included the passage of the Vietnam proposal, the provision of a shuttle bus to students in out- lying dorms, and all-campus government assemblies. 23 Q g UNION BOARD so . i Row One E I P. Heckman, Sec. E A. Lingenfelter - i M. Stewart ' Q - M. Driscoll 5 . T. Kolb, Vice-Pres. Q A. Maddux T Row Two D. Prahl, Treas. M. L. T. Friedman Herring McCarty, Pres. J. Cochran, Union Dir. B Zelikovsky, Union Prog. Dir J. Rupert M. Painter E. Nowlin L. Beck UNION BOARD AND PROGRAM COUNCIL These two branches of Union organization, Union Board and Program Council, function together in an administrative and planning capacity. Outstanding Union events this year included concerts by Harry Belafonte, Manitas de Plata, and the Supremes. PROGRAM COUNCIL Row One Row Two C. Patton C. Close P. Gannon B. Leiter S. Butler S. Reece 233 BOARD OF BUDGET5 Row One M. Stewart W. Nester E. Vogel F. Nutter C. Vogel, Chrm. K. Barbour H. Plotnick J. Tuerck J. Goering, Auditor Board of Budgets business was concentrated mainly in the spring review of the budgets of campus organizations and the re-allocation of funds. BOARD OF BUDGETS BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS The establishment of DRAUGHT a new campus humor magazine was the main concern of the Board of Publications. Left Row J. Stilgenbauer B. Howe M. Stuart, Treas. P. Moran J. Ellis N. Stine R. Heck Dean L. Johnson BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS Right Row J. McCart Leach ec. Y N. , S J. Blair Chishol J. m, G. Stevens Chrm R- Towner, Adv- D. Schwain, Pres. Better scheduling and planning by an increased number of students on Orientation Board resulted in higher STUDENT COURT The Student Court, beginning a major building program this year, had as its goal the establishment of better communications with campus organizations. attendance at orientation week events. ORIENTATION BOARD STUDENT COURT Row Two Row One A. Church J. West W. Neale E. Marks, Ch. Justice F. McGuane l. Miller D. Carmichael ORIENTATION Row Two BOARD B. Ribarsky Row One M. Henthorn, Sec.-Treas. J. TUGFCK, Adv. A, McNemar 235 236 5 1 ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS ln addition to its regular program of social events and campus-wide governmental duties, the Associated Women Students sponsored several events in keeping with campus trends. The Wonderful World of Women week, including daily events honoring all campus women, culminated in the Lady Luck dance, at which time the Most Eligible Bachelors were presented. AWS also sponsored a talk on self defense by a policewoman. AWS ! ?F7!0g ZIEIE '25-2.0 ro gong SK 5' 'U 'I rn Y' W3 Barnett, Vice-Pres. Shelgren, Treas. Thompson Row Two A. Coblitz M. Gruber M. Lafferty V. Lambert B. Hendricks A. Lynch D. Crumlish Row Three S. Hanni M. Caskey S. Dannemiller J. Gohmann H. Weaver L. Kelley M. Murray CABINET OF PRESIDENTS HOUSE PRESIDENTS' CABINET House Presidents' Cabinet, composed of Row One Row Three J. McCarty J. Lauer B. Engle, Chrm. G. Greiner H. Plotnick J. Chisholm S. Zweig N. Lloyd Row Two M. Patton D. Schwain M. Dale J. Hall Row Four J. Lippincott T. Henry M. Chudnof F. Nutter G. Lambert B. Burg K. Wilson D. Reigle J. Boulton N. Leach The Cabinet of Presidents serves as a unifying element among the leaders of campus organizations which range from dormitories to publications. CABINET OF PRESIDENTS representatives from each housed sorority, makes legislation for the residents of sorority houses. HOUSE PRESIDENTS' CABINET Row One S. Davidson, Pres. D. Schatzman Row Two E. Creech T. McCafferty J. Hesse! T. Feldman Row Three M. Gruber P. Brown C. VonDielingen J. McDermott L. Lushbaugh l 237 238 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS In addition to their regular duties, the officers of the Class of 1967 took on the additional task of making an unprecedented graduation survey with the help of Senior Class Council. Under the leadership of four able seniors, a published report of students' opinions on the time, place, and day of graduation was made. Also, a committee for the establishment of a new method of collecting money for the senior gift was formed. The innovations and accomplishments of this class are a testimony to the efforts of its officers. e -----gl SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS D. Riegle, Pres. N. Nunn, Vice-Pres. D. Shank, Sec. P. Kuntz, Treas. SENIOR CLASS ADVISORY BOARD SENIOR CLASS ADVISORY BOARD Row One J. Srofe J. McCarty S. Merritts P. Kuntz, Treas. K. Wilson N. Nunn, V.-Pres. J. Sullivan D. Reigle, Pres. Row Three D. Shank, Sec. M. Patton P. Cole K. Martin Row Two K. Baker L. Newcomer P. Shepardson T. Mann B. Ireland M. Henthorn Row Four M. Tinker S. Maisch T. Park T. Hess C. Taylor R. Menke M. Whitney Composed of representatives from each college and from each governing organization on campus, the Senior Advisory Board was responsible for planning the events of the year. ln addition to arranging the Senior skip day and senior picnic, the Board chose the orator for senior week. New developments in graduation procedure were also the concern of the board, for their duties included informing the class about graduation procedures. Innovation marked the program of the Junior Class this year. A magic show for the children of the General Protestant Orphanage was the first philanthropic project to be organized by the class. A graduate seminar to inform students of opportunities available in various graduate schools was held. Class meetings were made open to all students' and speakers' such as Mike Patton, who spoke on his proposed referendum, were made regular part of the program. The May 19th Junior Prom was the final success of this active class. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Glen Weisenberger, Pres. Patty Edwards, Sec. Linda Meyer, Vice-Pres. Frank Kaplan, Treas. SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL After a successful party for the children of the General Protestant Orphans' Home, the sophomores made the first effort to sell mums at Miami for the annual mum sale. With the theme MumbIe Miami, the class and its enthusiasm provided a sunny spot on a rainy day. Active participation on Council and the largest attendance at class meetings indicate the growing interest of the students in their class. SOPH. CLASS COUNCIL Row One R. Avery, Pres. A. Maddux, Vice-Pres. A. Peter, Sec. R. Read, Treas. l 2 41 242 ARTS AND SCIENCE TRIBUNAL A new responsibility of Arts and Science Tribunal was the publication of Insight, an evaluation of professors and courses within the college. lt was conducted by tribunal members as an opinion poll, and generally regarded as complimentary to faculty members. The tribunaI's program opened with a lecture in October by Alfred Wolfman on Youth in the Soviet Part of Germany, as well as its usual Thanksgiving Open House Registration Day ReIief . A815 TRIBUNAL Row One J. Kelman, V.-P res. B. Burg, Pres. T. McCarty, Treas. Row Two L. N ewcomer M. Tinker, Sec. Row Three R. Hopple . Helgerson B k ec er Creahan Hyde BUS AD TRIBUNAL CCM TRIBUNAL Row One D. Lang B. Zeman, Treas. D. Schwain C. DeHaven, Pres. Row Three M. Skidmore, Sec. F. Nutter Row Two A. Rifkin B. Mecum D. Cleeter L. Sandler L. Beck A lecture by Francis L. Dale, editor of the Cincinnati ENQUIRER, was included in the 1967 program of Business Administration Tribunal. BUS AD TRIBU NAL The difficult transition from a small school environment to that of a large metropolitan campus posed unique problems for the College-Conservatory of Music Tribunal this year. CCM TRIBUNAL Row One C. Morgante J. Hall, Pres. D. Hinshaw, V.-Pres. V. Baker, Sec. Row Two D. Converse B. Kendrick L. Forwith M. Petering M. Albrecht Row Three E. Bushi B. Stoffel M. Applbaum M. Kingsley E. Erbe S. Seidel DAA TRIBUNAL Row One G. Walter, Pres. Row Two M. Robison, Sec. E. Raible, V.-Pres. Row Three J. Terry, Treas. R. Williams, Adv. A. Thompson DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE AND ART TRIBUNAL Understanding the needs and interests of the students DAA Tribunal sponsors social and artistic events. The new Artie Gras , Christmas egg nog party, spring and summer picnics, and FAQ , the annual student invitational art show, all provided a chance for DAA students to ease tensions DAA TRIBUNAL Row One A. Thompson G. Walter, Pres. J. Terry, Treas. M. Robison, Sec. Row Two E. Nowlin R. Linek M. Fox M. Arent D. Lehman Row Three K. Keefer J. Alfred G. Hubbuch D. Mahlman P. Walters Row Four N. Benson S. Rice R. Henry M. Griesel J. Terry J. Ellis R. Ortner EDUCATION TRIBUNAL r? EDUCATION TRIBUNAL Row One J. Mann, Treas. T. Erazo, Sec. N. Leach, Pres. M. Rolfes, V.-Pres. S. Long Row Two S. Meranda R. Carey S. Ahern J. Feller C. Drach D. Shank N. Schwartz P. Cole Row Three B. Behrns S. Uible P. Edwards Dorfer Matre Dinkel Caskey Sevester R. S Skillman Education Tribunal introduced several new methods of presenting students with opportunities in their college and in their field. A booklet about various educational clubs at UC and a divided convocation, with a smoker for men and a tea for women, contributed to orientation week. A lecture by Mary Calderone on Sex Education , held in November at the Pavilion Caprice, and a party for foreign exchange students during winter quarter were additions to the Tribunal's schedule. 245 246 ENG. TRIBUNAL Row One M. Turner P. Vollbracht, Sec. D. McCormack, Treas. Row Two P. Hubbert J. Bergman J. Martin R. Tate ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL Engineering Tribunal, whose main purpose is the improvement of faculty-student relations within the college, initiated a program of re-organization this year which included an increase in the number of freshman and sophomore members ENG. TRIBUNAL Row One W. Lampert, Pres. D. Bork, Vice-Pres. G. Adams, Treas. R. Strine, Sec. Row Two S. Schneider D. Dale R. Tripp Row Three H. Roe M. Grote T. Stevens K. Ishmael T. Allen Y? fe: :gr .7 .pw- HOME ECONOMICS TRIBUNAL Row One S. Dannemiller J- Hampton L. Fontenot M. Hirschberger J. Harper Row Two With Miss Ann Corns as its new advisor, Home Ec. Tribunal launched a new program which included a senior dinner in May and participation in the Activities Fair. NURSING 84 HEALTH TRIBUNAL HOME ECONOMICS TRIBUNAL Thompson Slayden's lecture on Miracle in AIaska highlighted an all campus convocation sponsored by Nursing and Health Tribunal in April. NURSING AND HEALTH TRIBUNAL Row One J. Cooper, V.-Pres. J. Lippincott, Pres. C. Parsons, Sec. Row Two L. Satz J. Deatrick B. Schrop M. Eshelman Row Three J. Miller C. Hassel K. Brady P. Bertsche 247 2 48 UNIVERSITY coLLEcE TRIBUNAL . ..,, Row One S. Mever , M. Guappone, Row Three ' ,, Sec. K. Emery fj' A S. Kessler, Treas. T. McCallister T 1 kv-' V Row Two L. Cole 5. ' K. Barbour A in 'W fi l As the governing body of the UC's junior college, University College tribunal sponsored programs aimed at uniting its students varied interests. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE TRIBU NAL PHARMACY TRIBUNAL Pharmacy College Tribunal continued its well-established program of intra-college events, including a freshman picnic in the fall. D. Creahan PHARMACY TRIBUNAL Row One H. Plotnick J. Palermo, Treas. A. Lynch A. Adams, Pres. Row Three B. Cluxton R. Permut Row Two S. Bjornson B. Zippert K. Pattison R. Fenster R. Walsh F. Rizzo R. Lipp fi' ' H. Mefzler A ALL CAMPUS A A ORGANIZATIONS f 5 249 250 , Jim Chisholm , e 4 i Editor-in-Chief Barb Howe Business Manager Supported by a young but promising staff, the CINCINNATIAN changed its format and presented new styles in both design and copy. As the year progressed the staff changed character and began to dwindle until a core of dedicated students gave much of their time, effort and often their grades to the culmination, a successful CINCINNATIAN. In every respect, the book reflected the spirit of the year, the spirit of the student, indeed the spirit of change. CINCINNATIAN Jo Ann Stilgenbauer Associate Editor-Designer Pam Clark Technical Assistant Carol Taylor Managing Editor W, f?i g,,.fff ...WM G w as- 25 A 252 Janet Hadler Ted Kurilec Seniors Editor Organizations Co-Editor Cheryl Smith Index Editor Stu Levy Photographer x F z E s i 5 E Cindy Harlan Mike Ullman Social Editor Sports Editor Ann Lingenfelter Writer l Kathy O'Toole Typist ...nd Randy Fraley Organizations Editor 5 Bobbie Havill Beauties Editor Steve Montgomery Photo Editor 253 PROFILE Row One J. Blair, Editor - T. Sawtelle, Bus. Man. Row Two J. Myers M. Ritchie G. Karesh, Sec. Row Three S. Ottewill R. Mathes P. Lengemann W. Roberson Changes in PROFILE selection policy and layout resulted for an honest statement, most notable in the quality of its literary selections. PROFILE DRAUGHT The advent of DRAUGHT, new and up-stumbling campus humor magazine, was the most notable event of the campus literary year. DRAUGHT Jim Ellis, Bus. Manager Nancy Luke Mike Eastman y if Ginny Scott Keith Kleespies, Editor STUDENT DIRECTORY Mary Stuart, Nancy Stine, Editor Business Manager KW? 4:7 Innovations in the Student Directory Office helped to straighten out the usual telephone number confusion. A new method of printing resulted in earlier and less expensive production of the Student Directory. A list of student names and numbers was sent from the university data- processing center to the printer who photographed the list and printed it. ll. 4 2 r'i, 'A fg . . STUDENT DIRECTORY Row One A. Aring N. Stine, Bus. Mgr. M. Stuart, Editor B. Graham Row Two C. Taylor K. Fischer L. Schafer R. Conover J. Eger C. Bolton 255 256 NEWS RECORD Expansion in building and enrollment at UC was reflected in the set-up of the NEWS RECORD. An increase in the number of advertisements corresponded with an increase in circulation and in the number of pages in the publication. This weekly newspaper raised comment with its personal opinion columns, Letters to the Editor , and Round Table advertisements while continuing with an increased staff the extensive fact-finding policy of previous years. NEWS RECORD Row One S. Heitz P. Franklin D . Altman, Asso. Ed. J. McCarty, Editor S. Maisch, Bus. Mgr. D . Braun L. Sawyer P. Moran Row Two H. Victor S. Steele K. Robinson A. Maier D. Stone B. Pittenger B. Shale C. Rost F. Kaplan Row Three S. Young S. Ahern L. Shale N. Nunn J. Rabius C. Hyde K. McCabe L. Garber C. DeBrosse C. Kallendorf Row Four G. Schultz M. Patton D. Bowring F. Melcher R. Dineen M. Kelly S. Hanni J. Carr A. Peerless Judy McCarty Editor-in-Chief Dave Altman Associate Editor ' Ti. Sue Maisch Business Manager 1 257 258 Paul Moran Managing Editor Ann Maier Business Staff Sue Hanni Frank Kaplan Typing Editor Sports Editor Sudie Heitz Social Editor Dick Helgerson Local Advertising NEWS RECORD Lauralee Sawyer Cathy Hyde Sherry Young News Editor Theater Editor Feature Editor Barb Shale Local Advertising Pete Franklin Managing Editor 259 HOMECOMING COMMITTEE With the theme of the Wonderful World of Fantasy , the Homecoming Committee worked through the summer to plan its usual well-received program. Responsible for float specifications, queen candidate selection, half-time, and dance, the committee worked for six months in con- junction with alumni officers. The judging of homecoming queen candidates, culminated at the Royal RaIly , a mixer at which Queen Janet Hadler and her court were introduced. HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Row One S. Harrington M. Marker, Co-Chr. N. Nunn, Co-Chr. Row Two Ahern Rolfes Huheey . Robinson 9350 Z Row Three P. Shepardson B. Murray B. Ribarsky F. Herschede INTERNATIONAL CLUB OFFICERS INTERNATIONAL CLUB With the YMCA building on Calhoun as its meeting place, the International Club continued its work of promoting better relations among American and foreign students through a program of social events which included the annual International Folk Festival and regular meetings. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Row One A. Muaueet A. Kong M. Hussain P. Lim F. Requena N. McHenry R. Siddigi A. Wong W. Lim Row Two Row Four T. Basu P. Tse C. Ludeke F. Longacre M. Cauck A. Taylor N. Neay M. Chauhan H. Chapman G. Patil L. Huynh L. Liu Row Three G. Longacre A. Partovi 3 i Row One Row Two C. Ludeke, Sec. N. Neay, Pres. P. Lim, Treas. G. Patil, Vice-Pres. 2 61 262 GLEE CLUB MIXED GLEE CLUB Row Two Row One S. Witte B. Borrow R. Kromer L. Case L. Garber C. Sprang S. Sprang K. Roach L. Gourley S. Baum B. Hord, Accom. R. Garretson, Dir. G. Delk, Asst. Dir. C. Mary T. Scheve J. Gahris S. Horn C. Ruthmeyer B. Hale C. Cappel M. Lafferty B. Goepp B. Lepper M. Johnson L. Sweet R. Kramer S. Taylor B. Hendricks A. Heusing L. Vinson A. Miller K. Lynch J. Eger M. Ludwig L. Newcomer J. Moswin B. Lambert C. Tipton C. Marshall N. Paulson M. Henthorn P. Desh B. Warner D. Schneider L. Schomaker N. Yamauchi C. Kulijian S. Cress J. Stockmeier Row Three J. Rickley B. Schlieper V. Mileti L. Shaw P. Shephardson H. Waterman D. Workman W. Trickey W. Crenshaw P. Bailey T. Tims A. Lee J. Santangelo K. Neugebauer R. Bodager W. Johns K. Rothermund D. McVay C. Lojinger S. Mote Row Four K. Abernathy l :'l5'?9F7F5!3T'7'P?UT'9P7ZF5UF35'T'FUF ' Butler King Duemler Wiley Massel Ba rnett Foster Jones Mecum Lee Cohen Alexander Scherer Anastio Moon Westermeyer Lipps Garland lsen Bortz Purcell Zesterman Humphrey Throughout the year, the Glee Club, under the direction of Dr. Robert Garretson, presented programs of music ranging from traditional American Folk songs to the works of the great com- posers. The highlight of the 1967 Glee Club season was the spring vacation tour in Florida. An outstanding Christmas concert added to the reputation of the organization, which enjoys national recognition. GLEE CLUB Row One L. Case C. Sprang C. Sprang L. Gourley S. Baum, V-Pres. C. Mary B. Hord R. Garretson, Dir. T. Scheve J. Gahris S. Horn B. Hale B. Goepp N. Garretson Row Two S. Witte B. Kramer S. Taylor B. Borrow R. Kromer J. Moswin L. Newcomer L. Schomaker J. Eger M. Henthorn P. Dash C. Kulijian B. Losinger S. Mote Row Three L. Shaw V. Mileti D. Workman H. Waterman W. Trickey W. Crenshaw P. Bailey T. Moon G. Lipps K. Neugebauer G. Garland C. Ison Row Four K. Abernathy F. Butler B. King T. Duemler P. Shepardson G. Foster D. Barnett B. Mecum D. Westermeyer G. Santangelo W. Johns, Pres. A. Bortz E. Humphrey UNIVERSITY SINGERS Row One R. Engle G. Lipps K. Rothenburg A T. Park G. Foster M. Ullman W. Trickey W. Crenshaw Row Two C. Sprang J. Greiser C. Seitz L. Case 263 MUMMERS GUILD The first non-professional production of the Broadway musical Funny Girl highlighted the Mummer Guild's 49th year of continuous production. The largest production ever staged by the Guild, Funny Girl ran for two successful weekends during winter quarter. Productions of 110 in the Shade, No Exit, A View from the Bridge, and Nlurder in the Cathedral were included in Mummer's greatly increased program. Working with the UC Speech and Theatre Arts Department, the Guild gained the services of professionals from the Playhouse in the Park through participation in the Rockefeller program. MUMMERS GUILD Row One S. Baum, Sec. W. Trickey, Pres. S. Windor Row Two M. Whitney Mathes, Vice-Pres. . Ullman b. C. To in B. Werkum, Bus. Mgr . Mercer -if S X ,gy , FIRST COLLEGIATE PRODUCTION OF FUNNY GIRL 265 266 MEN'S ADVISORY Row One J. Schroder P. Moran T. Mayer, Pres. L. Stabb R. Alexander Row Two S. Weinberg A. Peerless W. Douglas P. Staadeker K. Langner B. Petterson B. Hemer Row Three C. Staley D. Prahl J. Kemen J. Haverkamp D. Breidenbach B. Poremba H. Hu M. Richards P. Marcotte Row Four J. Bollinger M. Eastman T. Weiss R. Theryoung T. Hoffeld R. Tate R. Permot S. Elmore B. Fee F. Herschede Row Five D. Thompson R. McHenry J. Pancoast J. Hipflask B. Burg R. Beasley J. Eger L. Anderson J. Kollage C. Ramey MEN'S ADVISORY SYSTEM Men's Advisory is responsible in many ways for the success of orientation week. This year's more concentrated program increased the importance of the advisors' question-and-answer periods with their advisees MEN'S ADVISORY Row One J. Carr L. Waldman S. Harr J. Terry B. Schuerman G. Greenwell Row Two C. Littleton J. Akers J. Herring T. McOwen D. Wallace B. Murray K. Fox Row Three C. Wagner S. Eisenhauer T. Wymer M. Prince L. Nlurrell R. Hupman B. Peterson L. Green S. Bjornson Row Four D. Dahmann D. Avery J. Smith G. Gottschalk M. Griesel T. Bennett R. Helgerson W. Ribarsky D. Volkmar WOMEN'S ADVISORS WOMEN'S ADVISORS Row One B. Rinsky L. Huppertz B. Britton, Co-Chr. B. Hendricks, Chr. E. Krantz B. O'Donnell, Sec.-Tr. D. Baum S. Harrington Row Two S. Horn C. Carstarphen M. Skidmore B. Flatt M. Bruder L. Garber S. Zimmerman B. Guynn S. Seghi C. Radley Row Three K. Mayer A. Lynch B. Goepp T. Kolb D. Cordes L. Kelley M. Shelgren S. Skillman B. Patterson N. Lloyd K. Thompson A. Weichert Row Four E. Harrell M. Stuart M. Fay M. Kiessling if L. Atkins M. Caskey W. Willrich S. Uible K. Culbertson S. Hanni J. Arft Row Five B. Kramer B. Breen J. Lints B. Howe B. Menne K. Rabel C. Yoemans E. Barnett M. Rolfes A. Maddux P. Beyersdorfer L. Angel Y .nil Women's Student Advisors increased the scope of its activities as well as its effectiveness. Changes in the structure of the advisory program included an attempt to stress personal contact with the advisees by decreasing the size of advisory groups, and an attempt to personalize the process of selecting advisors by holding teas for those who had petitioned to become members. An effort was made to increase attendance at orientation week events by condensing the program. 267 INTER-COLLEGIATE DEBATERS The UC Inter-collegiate Debaters participated in the first annual Mardi Gras Tournament at Tulane and in CoIumbia's International Debate Tournament. Events held in Cincinnati included the Queen City Invitational Debate Tournament and a match with a team of British debaters visiting in Cincinnati. INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATORS Row One Row Two M. Haverkamp J. Seal, Pres M. Murtaugh M. Edgar C. Yates YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION 5 5 , e s I i E 3' S s 2 S Q s xi Eu YWCA Row One S. Spencer, V.-Pres. K. Wilson, Pres. Row Two B. Kohl, Treas. S. Heitz S. Petering S. Steele, Sec. M. Soergel Row Three M. Leslie K. Culbertson B. Hendricks J. Greiser K. Robinson Row Four C. Huheey K. Luther M. Tinker D. Brown S. Long An upper-c assmen conference sponsored by the YMCA and associated with Ohio State and Miami was the first in a series of YWCA programs. 269 BRIDGE CLUB First Row J. DeMuth, Sec. J. Isralsky, Pres. S. Aronoff, Vice-Pres. Row Two M. Oechsler J. Patyrak T. Zestermann L. Mairose The Union Bridge Club sponsored regular Wednesday session of duplicate bridge which were open to the public. KV? UNION BRIDGE CLUB WFIB WFIB, student radio station of the University, looked forward to the expansion of its office space. WFIB Row One J. Hall, Bus. Mgr. G. Smith, Gen. Mgr. D. Thompson, Prog. Dir. Row Two W. Willrich B. Stahl J. Perin M. Hyams C. Ballard Row Three S. Claeys C. McKibben A. Uphaus P. Llovet M. Davis M. Petering D. Mueller Row Four M. Sherline F. Kurtz M. Knestrick R. Erbeck M. Koening B. Christy B. Asbury C. Huckaby M. Greer J. Johnson Row Three P . Miree . Miree . Plair E B. Martin G T. Coleman Delta Sigma Theta, initiating its first pledge class in three years, adopted an orphan and selected its first sweetheart, Mr. Secret Passion TRIANON DELTA SIGMA THETA Trlanon offered a varied program of social events which included a dance with Neil House and a Christmas party for their parents. Row Two P. Armstrong D. Litmer M. Holzwarth S. Adams 272 YMCA Row One T. Becker, Treas. D. Alexander, V.-Pres. R. Menke, Pres. R. Finley Row Two D. Marohn R. Hopple D. Lehman Row Three R. Fleming M. Eggers G. Gottschalk D. Flory YOUNG MENS' CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION In an attempt to co-ordinate the interests of the varied elements of a commuter-campus university, the Young Men's Christian Association sponsored a wide program of all-campus activities. Incoming students were informed of the UC activities at Freshman camp, held in the fall. Regular activities included Wise Owl , a weekly coffee-house sponsored by the Queen City Balladeers, and monthly membership dinners which featured such programs as a talk by Tay Baker and movies of the basketball team. FRESHMAN CABINET Row One Row Three M. Eggers, Pres. M. Hardin Row Two R. Fleming D. Flory, Sec. R. Hopple D. Marohn RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS 2 73 274 STUDENT RELIGIOUS COUNCIL The purpose of the Student Religious Council is to co-ordinate the activities of different religious groups. An Interfaith Dinner, open to the campus and held during winter quarter, is the main function of this group, and is intended to encourage communication among members of different religious groups. STUDENT RELIGIOUS COUNCIL Row One B. Flatt, Vice-Pres. R. Threlkeld K. Hirsch, Sec. Row Two E. Cohn E. Emmel, Treas. S. Rhoades D. McKnight, Pres. B. Fee BAPTIST STUDENT UNION BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Row One B. Lee S. Finley M. Kalb S. Johnson Row Two E. Chamberlin S. Curless L. Kessel R. Phillips Row Three V. Ackman J. Wolfe, Advisor D. Ledden, Pres. . Beevers, Adv. . Palmiter, V.-Pres. . Byrd, Sec. The Baptist Student Union stated its purpose as an effort to conserve and help train students for effective Christian discipleship . To achieve this end, the organization met weekly and sponsored a series of social and informational activities. A Fall State Convention, Foreign Mission Conference, Spring Retreat, Spring Banquet, and periodical Student Forums constituted their program. 275 276 CSO Row One D. McKnight, Treas. S. Petering, Pres. B. Starr, V.-Pres. Row Two B. Hubbard S. Rhoades T. Broy Weekly meetings and educational lectures and discussions constitute the program of the recently founded Christian Science Organization. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION HILLEL With Happiness is a warm HiIleI as its theme, the Jewish student organization enlarged its program of events that are open to the public. HILLEL Row One S. Levy, Pres. M. Jacobs, V.-Pres. A. Rubinoff, Sec. Row Two S. Zweig B. Solomon M. Good L. Kuhn S. Cohen E. Goldman, Adv. Row Three K. Hirsch S. Freedman L. Beckler F. Rudolph S. Gold S. Glantz Row Four B. White J. Yarmove M. Brenner M. Sprezelman E. Cohn R. Schulman LUTH ERAN FOUN DATION Row One N. Edwards, Pres. T. Schultz, V.-Pres. Row Two S. Glover, Advisor M. Swanson R. Brown Row Three B. Blesch C. Davidson G. Angeline Weekly Sunday meetings at the Lutheran Church of the Cross were an essential part of the program of the Lutheran Foundation this year. WESLEY FOUNDATION LUTHERAN FOUNDATION A part of the Methodist Church on campus, the Wesley Foundation sponsored a flexible program of orientation and worship, as well as social events. WESLEY FOUNDATION Row One J. Waferling J. Wolfe R. Hill K. Truman L. Wolfe Rev. J. Theselius, R. Gurr Assoc. Dir. G. Spears M. Cromwell, Pres. B. Bedinghaus Rev. Stephenson, J. Beaver Dir. N. Schelndorf C. Tipton, Sec. Row Four Row Two J. Chenoweth K. Snyder A. Taylor A. Shumway J. Rickley S. Williams W. Cooper J. Peterson D. Wellman C. Kallendorf R. Wagner K. York W. Renner B. Kneisel L. Anderson P. Young Row Three R. Davidson 277 NEWMAN SPONSORED ALL-CAMPUS DANCE 278 NEWMAN CENTER Row One R. Keller Fr. B. Williams N. Riestenberg Row Two G. Yeazell R. Riley A. Schmidt M. Waltner P. Dorsey Row Three G. Kaiser T. Klumb B. Gassant T. Yeazell P. Martinelli After receiving the Most Outstanding Newman Center in the P. Lynch Row Four R. Wagner B. Ginandt R. Schneider G. Born N. Paulsen R. Paulsen Row Four D. Taylor D. Amann D. Gerdes B. Mierenfeld J. Eppstein G. Murphey T. Ballman Nation award at the 1966 Dallas convention, the UC Newman NEWMAN CENTER Center set out with renewed enthusiasm to spread Christian friendship, knowledge, and service on campus. The program included daily Mass at the Center, lecture- discussions, the Ramsey Lewis all-campus concert-dance, and opportunities for instruction and counseling in the Catholic faith. NEWMAN CENTER Row One V. Pitts B. Flatt, Vice-Pres. B. Riesenberg Fr. D. McCarthy, Chap. D. McSchwain, Pres. R. Pieters F. Melcher L. McGrail Row Two L. Gohs D. Brockman E. Sward L. Tieman B. Lange B. Ell L. Steinmetz S. Alpiser T. Gooderson M. Birri S. Sample B. Jacobs B. Knight Row Three J. Feltrup N. Louis G. Greiner C. Schutte A. Eilers G. Kolar S. Fitzpatrick B. Loftus B. Rhodes L. Niemeier D. Huelsman J. Martz P. Maitre Row Four R. Chalk J. Palermo W. Gallant G. Singer R. Gallant G. Murphey T. lmhoff G. Breyer B. Wauligman S. Dannemiller D. Brausch J. Kaufhold Jr. D. Crooper Row Five W. Banzhaf B. Lamey M. Fitzwater D. Luken L. Pieper S. Whitmer M. Rybolt B. Ritter D. Keivien C. Cooper F. Feucht G. Wofram M. Byrnes 280 Zi? MILITARY 282 GUIDON Beginning their pledging period with 7:00 A.M. practices for the President's review, the members of Guidon, junior women's honorary organization, launched a program of service. A dinner at Wiggin's restaurant with Scabbard and Blade was held to raise money for WUS. Regular activities included ushering at Mummers Guild productions and other university events. GUIDON Row One M. Stuart, Treas. B. Solomon, Vice-Pres. E. Obendorf Row Two C. Drach B. O'Donnell T. Kolb E. Hamm S. Harrington Row Three S. Spencer K. Fox E. Barnett L. Fontenot N. Lloyd P. Evans AROTC RIFLE TEAM Row One J. Miller M. Riechers J. Martin R. Chase G. Rank J, Rawk H. Gunerman Row Two S. Millard K. Keener J. Tholking P. Schroeder V. Wright N. Wolke D. Volkmar J. Frost Row Three E. Gregory D. Romanello D. Uhlman A. Lorenz V. LeGrand F. Sauer J. Liedhegner C. Logan G. Miller J. Hammer B. Zielke Row Four K. Lohring R. Wilhelm R. Grothaus R. Gutzwiller J. Elliott T. Mortime J. Daggy J. Reese B. Beatty Row Five R. Potts E. Casey F. Feucht S. Wenstrup D. Kiser T. Terbeck J. Prell T. Schuerman T. Wesseler D. Gaskell A trip to College Park, Maryland for the National Pershing Rifle Drill Meet was the outstanding event of 1967 for the drill team ROTC BAND DRILL TEAM ln addition to their usual brigade perform- ances, the Reserve Officers Training Corps' band participated in the annual Veterans Day Parade. ROTC BAND Row One G. Branch R. Levi, Dir. N. Gearhart P. Heckman, Band Sponsor L. Cook M. Vecker Row Two W. Hofbauer J. Benne P. Rosenberg D. VanHorn T. Collinsworth W. Edmonson Row Three T. Schott R. Hayes S. Browne D. Radkey J. Gibbs R. Phillips Row Four D. Salzano R. Matlock R. Mason F. Feucht D. Swan G. Breyer D. Aubel R. Houghtaling Row Five R. Wagner K. Williams R. Becker T. Martin C. Gottschang M. Brown R. Weaver W. Wessendarp ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY Row One Row Three J. Dierkers W. Heil R. Kelley O. Liebat D. Bertsche J. Smith B. Guynn P. Godwin F. Lynch P. LeGrand J. Hadler M. Green P. Ruffin W. Gulden R. Rielage G. Wergowske W. Wood R. Brown Row Two Row Four G. Finignee E. Booss D. Whitacre C. Gordon G. Maynard J. Koetz J. Benzing D. Boyle T. Pansiera R. Agnor R. Weber J. Kalaman R. Schwein J. Strobl R. Davis D. Zihlman J. Brown C. Staley M. Ostrander G. Hunley Besides sponsoring a military ball for members of the Civil Air Patrol, the Arnold Air Society made plans for the Tri-Area Conclave to be held in 1968. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY ANGEL FLIGHT As an auxiliary of the Arnold Air Society with national affiliations, the Hap Arnold Angel Flight sponsored service organizations on campus ' ANGEL FLIGHT Row One P. Johanney K. Moritz B. Guynn, Admin. O. C. Foertsch, CO. . Bott Row Two J. Ruehl . 284 L D J. Strong D. Shank J. Feller, Exec. O. C J. Kerstetter J. Tortora J. Meyer Row Three K. Hostler R. Hoenemeyer C. Limes K. Martin J. Hadler J. Erbeck B. Bosworth PERSHING RIFLES Row One R. Tripp D. Reid E. Harrell, Sponsor N. Wolke, C. O. J. Trainer, Sponsor J. Tomes, Exec. O. Row Two P. Kincaid D. Dahmann R. Meyer J. Mathis J. Osborne T. Reininger D. Volkmar R. Ney M. Hinners D. Lampe Row Three H. Falsing R. Yund B. Chilcote R. Krauss Jr. M. Schmieg R. Houseman R. Gerwell F. Ettersohn T. Bruckmann R. Sefton Row Four W. Crenshaw . Logan O L. Stavale T. Lorenz B. Pinsky R. Gutzwiller S. Percer A. Hill D. Romanello D. Uhlman Row Five J. Carr A. Shields P. Flaugher J. Daggy D. Swan J. Prell R. Portner F. Feucht J. Elliott M. Hanigosky F. Shaffer Pershing Rifles, a military honor society, attended a drill meet in Washington, D. C. and sponsored the annual Queen City Invitational Drill Meet. SCABBARD AND BLADE PERSHING RIFLES Members of Scabbard and Blade were chosen after a pledge period which culminated in a tactical exercise, held in November at Fort Campbell Guard. SCABBARD 81 BLADE Row One E. Murphy J. Ferguson R. Tripp, Capt. R. Payne, lst Lt. Row Two W. Clyde J. Martin N. Gearhart V. Wright T. Wurst R. Matlock P. Deaton B. Wetzel Row Three M. Brown D. Reid J. Schwab E. Bernath T. Reininger R. Wickert R. Ney D. Dahmann J. Tomes 285 Hr his RESIDENCE HALLS 287 288 FRENCH HALL The freshman of French Hall were outstanding for their spirit at football games and for three high spirited fire alarms during exam week of fall quarter. FRENCH HALL J. Bowyer Row One R. Hegel J. Holswade, Treas. L. Kimball J. Sherman, Sec. D. Norton T. Henry, Pres. M. Jennings C. Bohn, Vice-Pres. Fow Four Row Two M. Fanelli H. McCann B. Schmchter J. Rush L. Smith E. Rothschild D. Socie S. Scrofano F. Kelley S. Wilson Row Three R. Moskowitz A. Morrison G. Oberschlake DABNEY J. Sears Row One D. Sheehy D. Young, Sec. Row Three D. Dole, Pres. D. Hoak D. Varner, Vice-Pres. L. Soloway D. Cohen, Treas. D. Buckley Row Two B. Ziegler J. Kahn R. Luebbe R. Ruskin As a socially minded residence hall, Dabney sponsored an open house for the nurses of neighboring hospitals as part of its schedule. DAB N EY HALL 289 SAWYER Row One P. Gaito, V.-Pres. A. Lavine, Treas. J. Laurer, Pres. G. Penfield Row Two J. Miller, Advisor D. Glick, Pres. H. Frank E. Bayham W. Sherman, S Row Three R. Dieringer G. Christoph J. Wise A. Sherman A. Young GC. With spirited signs flashing across campus from their high-rise dorm on Scioto Street, the men of Sawyer Hall were noted for their enthusiasm. '25 SAWYER RESIDENCE HALL EXEC COMMITTEE The Residence Hall Executive Committee is responsible for programs and rulings concerning the activities of men's residence halls RESIDENCE HALL EXEC. Row One T. Henry D. Towner, Advisor J. Lauer Row Two J. Smith, V.-Pres. D. Wendl, Sec. M. Patton, Pres. J. Selman, Treas. ASSOCIATION OF PRESIDENTS Row One Row Three T. Henry J. Rush A. Lavine, Treas. M. Jennings J. Smith, V.-Pres. B. Ziegler M. Patton, Pres. W. Kocher M. Smolnycki, R. Anglemyer Sec. S. Scrofano Row Two R. McKinley J. Lauer Row Four B. Sears R. Wagner D. Sheelry J. Kurak W. Kruse D. Buckley A. Morrison D. Socie J. Kahn T. Fink D. Dale J. Kornick P. Franklin The Associated President's council enables the presidents of houses in the dormitories to co-ordinate the interest of all dorm students. RESIDENT ADVISORS ASSOCIATED PRESIDENTS' COUNCIL Picked for their maturity and their contributions to campus, resident advisors serve in the capacity of counselors for residence hall students. RESIDENT ADVISORS Row One R. Turner J. Delillo D. Petrik T. Mann T. Besecker Row Two B. Kopich J. Wright, Sec. B. Gaskins, Pres. R. Kirchmayer J. Miller F. Mazzone Row Three R. Noble S. Wilson L. Green B. Burg A. Swafford J. Maurer D. Bley Row Four S. McCauley, V.-Pres. R. Helgerson R. Lorenz R. Deddens R. Smith M. Frampton B. Powell 2 9 . 292 IRHC Row One K. Wilson S. Zweig, Co-Chrm. Row Three M. Patton, Co-Chrm. M. Greer Row Two J. Lauer D. Dale T. Henry E. Obendorf The purpose of the Inter-Residence Hall Council is to strengthen the dorm system by co-ordinating the activities of the various residences. INTER-RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL WOMEN'S HOUSING COUNCIL Through the Women's Housing Council, each dorm student has a voice in setting standards for herself and for her fellow residents. WOMEN'S HOUSING COUNCIL Row One C. Ward M. Osinske, Advisor Row Three . S. Zweig, Chrm. L. McCoy Row Two E. Barnett B. Solomon M. Greer E. Obendorf, Sec. MEMORIAL HALL s -1 ,---.- Q 3:55 Q N Q. K, X -L ,se Q -as MEMORIAL HALL J. Granatir N. Yamauchi Row One M. Cerni S. Hawson B. Brim C. Hurst C. Mclntosh H. Sutter, Treas. E. Whitt Row Four L. Case, Sec. M. Muething J. Syverud M. Greer, Pres. C. Havill J. Ranshaw B. Solomon, V.-P. Row Three E. Rusle P. Neide L. Maul N. Holland Row Two S. Beard N. Brackshaw M. Clausen S. Gilmore L. Elliott P. Bruton T. Butler P. Block S. Levy P. Rubin D. Sheridan p A 'P' ,fees The frowns of MemoriaI's gargoyles hardly reflect the warmth and togetherness which characterize its residents. This spirit is reflected by the fact that there is a core of loyal upperclassmen, who have remained in Memorial throughout their college careers, even when they had an opportunity to move to other dorms. As well as sponsoring open houses, Memorial invited singers to participate in their folk song night. - as . t-.. 2 ,s QQ, is 293 294 LOGAN HALL Row One S. Crowell, Pres. A. Larkin, Vice-Pres. Row Two R. Ramsey, Treas. B. Cumming C. Sadler, Sec. Row Three J. Harrison D. Schneeman B. Werner K. Grigsby Floor parties and open houses, as well as a student- faculty tea, were included in the schedule of Logan Hall, the home of Nursing and Health students. LOGAN HALL SCIOTO HALL Scioto residence hall sponsored a Christmas party for Corryville children, as well as TGIF parties before exams SCIOTO HALL Row One N. Conn B. Blair K. Wilson, Pres. S. Ward, Vice-Pres J. Stafford, Sec. M. Albrecht, Treas. Row Two B. Guynn C. Bolte A. Shumway K. Smith M. Holbrook B. Felton B. Walters A. Greiner M. Sloan Row Three D. Kehrig J. Michaels E. Gukepott B. Lee S. Burkhalter L. Snodgrass K. Duncan J. DeMuth M. Scheckelhoft N. Scheldorf L. Forwith SIDDALL HALL Improving communications seems to have been the goal of Siddall activities this year. A formal party with Memorial and the Secret Buddy system helped Siddall residents to get to know their neighbors and each other. An open house introduced the dorm to interested Cincinnatians. SIDDALL HALL Row One M. White B. Zippert, Sec. B. Hutman E. Obendorf, Pres. Barnett Vice-Pres. E. , A. Harper, Treas. Row Two A. Vondenhuevel J. Herman C. Glaser K. Shepherd D. Berger K. DeBlasis T. Sharp M. Piper D. Shapse Row Three D. Seesholtz P. Creel P. Clark L. Schachne J. Bacon K. Keefer S. Studt K. Gamble G. Buchman Row Four G Yancey S. Camp T. King G Mattick E. Gins N Hoffman J. Zimmerman S. Press D. Nelson K. Katterhenry Row Five B Dineen D Brown A Rodgers B Friedman J. Levy B Sahadi C Lertzman J. Levine S. Whitte Hawsford S S Himmelbrand SIDDALL HALL Row One C. Burke E. Miller T. Gibbons L. Conway M. Cohn P. Pappas E. Moritz Row Two E. Nagel M. Reinbach M. Wieder J. Ward D. Jackson J. Neurman R. Dewman V. Giacometti Row Three B. Hawk L. Simpson M. Wiederhorn P. Green M. Bernstein L. Garber C. Knoop S. Zimmerman K. Battle K. Frey Row Four S. May K. Chavis K. Thompson L. McGinnis P. Anastasiou C . Lee S. Williams B. Krauss J. Radcliffe Row Five J. Rhine S. Borton M. Bolam J. Price S. Chalfin J. Jollay M. Ludwig B. Agnew S. Quigley J. Stautzenbach B. Barrett 295 296 HONORARIES N533 ALPHA LAM BDA DELTA Row One P. Breiner B. Rinsky M. Hawkins P. Pappas L. Doppleb D. Scheidenberger, S. Stots Treas. A. Aring A. Peter, Vice-Pres L. Richie L. Huppert, Pres. Row Four J. Gahris, Sec. C. Dupree ' J. Miller D. Messik , N. Smith C. Jennings 4, I W P W ,N S. Butler S. Wardlaw 33 A ig Row Two S. Frederick ' 'i 'Q W ' P M. Fricke D. Boskind ' , S. Meranda llrl-'asom K ' 5, V in A , , . I G. Little . artsoc gil' J ' L ' 1' ' 5 i f ' J ' A. White C. McFalI A ' . c. Cordell K. Royalty C. Roll M. Piper S. Haffey D. Linder A. Gans Row Five L. Wichman K. Kemper C. Perry K. Bolton P. Fetzer J. Shuman C. Hughes S. Atherton Row Three C. Rudolf S. Pitsenbarger B. Gilbert J. Roudebush B. Santadi N. Fisher L. Elliott K. Swearingen K. Hoffmaster D. Smith I. Kordell S. Angart B. Hoener J. Eger D. Nelson K. Fischer L. Sack Honored at the annual dinner of Alpha KAPPA KAPPA PSI Lambda Delta, freshman women's Members of Kappa Kappa Psi, honorary band fraternity, served as escorts to the band sponsor candidates and assisted in the band camp activities. KAPPA KAPPA PSI Row One M. Deis, Treas. W. Waring, Pres. E. Shapiro, Sec. Row Two J. Stolzenberg G. Breyer B. Matre W. Durkee M. Meece G. Beekman Row Three L. Abbott C. Handel R. Trauth R. Rush D. Turpin E. Enders scholastic honorary, was Miss Jean Winston, the group's original advisor. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA 297 METRO Row One R. Theryoung, Treas. J. DiGenova, V.-Pres. J. Hagner, Pres. D. Dell, Advisor L. Montanos, Sec. Row Two J. Lied G. Weisenberger J. Boulton M. Patton F. Nutter Row Three M. Marker T. Mayer D. Reigle B. Austin E. Nowlin Metro's Spirit Banquet was the first move in their new drive to encourage school spirit. The annual Metro Show enjoyed its usual success. M ETRO PI DELTA EPSILON Pi Delta Epsilon, a journalism honorary, sponsored the annual Publications Workshop for interested UC freshmen and high school students Pl DELTA EPSILON Row One B. Shale S. Heitz, Sec. J. McCarty, Treas. Row Two P. Clark J. Moran L. Sawyer C. Hyde Row Three K. McCabe C. Huheey L. Yelton S. Hanni B. Behrns Row Four A. DuPont P. Franklin R. Fraley J. Ellis J. Chisholm CINCINNATUS CINCINNATUS Row One M. Moore E. Nowlin, Pres. A. Weichert, Sec. Row Two P. Cole C. Drach D. Vockell T. Kolb P. Linz A. Lingenfelter D. Shank J. Kerstetter C. Juergens S. Harrington Row Three S . Ahern P. Edwards A. Valentine M. Shelgren L. Montan R. Schatz J. Greiser B. Fee J. Srofe Row Four B. Murray G. Morgan M. Tinker US R. Allan T. McCarty N. Leach T. Mayer P. Shepardson Row Five J. Hagner C. Taylor J. Hay T. Hess S. Barton T. Becker J. Boulton D. Riegle Cincinnatus Society, called the Diplomatic Society of the University , is an honorary service organization which sponsors summer Coke parties, Orientation week events, and Collegiate Day to introduce incoming freshmen to the University and its opportunities. This year the organization made a presentation to Dr. Langsam recognizing his sympathetic interest in student affairs. 299 300 MORTAR BOARD A campus trend toward the re-evaluation of the position of honoraries was reflected in the activities of Mystic Thirteen Chapter of Mortar Board. A retreat for members afforded an opportunity to review the responsibilities of those who share the highest honor that can be received by a senior woman at UC. The leadership conference co-sponsored with ODK had as its theme What Does Your Country Owe You? What Do You Owe Your Country? and included a speech by Dr. Nick Paster, of Antioch. MORTAR BOARD Row One G. Flook E. Remsberg, Treas. L. Sawyer, Pres. M. Tinker, Vice-Pres. C. Wasaba, Sec. Row Two J. McCarty D. Shank A. McNemar V. Lambert J. Lippincott J. Moran M. Smith Row Three P. Connelly C. Bertoglio B. Ireland D. Braun D. Brown C. Huheey M. Henthorn SOPHOS SOPHOS Row One G. Weissenberger T. Besecker J. Holliday J. Haverkamp, Sec. L. Horwitz, Vice-Pres. F. Nutter, Pres. R. Alexander, Sec. B. Burg, Treas. T. Bailey W. Douglas B. Petterson Row Two P. Voet F. Kaplan T. Dunlap J. Kelman T. Mayer B. Fee B. Grove J. Tomke R. Tate J. Mozzone E. Nowlin Row Three B. Schuerman R. Murdoch L. Beck P. Shepardson J. Terry R. McHenry J. Van Deusen J. Bergman B. Klein J. Herring Row Four J. O'Brien R. Fraley H. Curry L. Green J. Schroder D. Avery J. Breyer M. Griesel R. Watkins K. Klein L. Hastings Sophos, an organization which recognizes freshman men with an aptitude for studies and activities, sponsored a dance honoring freshmen women during winter quarter. Kidnapped pledge trainers and a cartoon super-hero theme characterized this years drive to crown the most outstanding freshman girl as Sophos Queen. 30 302 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA By recognizing outstanding members of the faculty and student body, Omicron Delta Kappa, a national honorary, tries to promote leadership among men on campus. This year ODK strove to recognize high efficiency in scholarship and leadership by awarding a trophy to Sigma Alpha Epsilon and a scholarship to freshman John Mazzone. Also initiated was a Student Government Reform Committee and a program to erect an ODK monument on campus in co-operation with the University Sesquecentennial committee. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Row One T. Mayer R. Helgerson, Treas. J. Boulton, Pres. M. Patton, Vice-Pres. D. Schwain, Sec. R. Alexander Row Two C . Vogel, Adv. H. Curry J. diGenova J. Holliday H. McCann G. Lewis Row Three G. Weissenberger P. Shepardson J. Lied D. Reigle J. Hagner L. Beck TAU BETA SIGMA Activities of Tau Beta Sigma, National honorary society for bandswomen included a candy sale, caroling party, pledge banquet, and service projects. TAU BETA SIGMA Row One K. Wilbert, V.-Pres. M. McCoy, Pres. J. Kinard, Sec. M. Reed, Treas. Row Two C. Perry M. Sawitzko-lipski L. Rabe P. Eken Row Three N. Huppertz R. O'Connor M. Maddox D. Morand J. Alexander PHI ETA SIGMA Row One J. Gantzer B. Burg R. Sieving, Pres. A. Little Row Two F. Hammer B. Hymon J. Kelman J. Heminger Row Three R. Dolan E. Semmler W. Cappel B. Uffman R. Hollingsworth Row Four C. Wagner D. Rothman S. Bjornson T. Martin J. Eger A. Brandenrurger Publication of How to Study, a booklet designed to aid incoming freshmen, was the concern of Phi Eta Sigma, a national honor society. PHI ETA SIGMA w in-1 -S 303 SIGMA SIGMA SU Oririgwvg 5E2?f5'5'f 6.0 o -IG-fp O ::r2.c?gi BQ 3 fb 71 om O '10 3C . 33 3, cm Q. S. CD O 'K .ei TU P CD 3525 -Dorm m0-5 1'1- Q-C uzIR'U 0 F6 5 sv SIGMA SIGMA Recognized as the outstanding men's honorary at Cincinnati, Sigma Sigma selects juniors and seniors who are known for their outstanding contributions to campus and for being congenial gentlemen. Although it is not a service organization, Sigma Sigma's contributions to the University included an assemblage by Robert Beaven of the DAA faculty, which was unveiled in the spring. Plans for a trophy room in the Union were furthered, as an attempt was made to interest the public in the project. The Sigma Sigma Carnival enjoyed its usual propularity. Row Three N tt r F. u e M Rolf, Treas R. Boerio, Sec E. Nowlin M. Doyle K. Calloway 1898 Walter Eberhardt Robert Humphreys Parke Johnson Russell Wilson 1899 Charles Adler 1900 Adna lnnes 1901 Henry Bentley Andrew Hickenlooper Smith Hickenlooper Park Johnson 1902 Coleman Avery Hugh Bates Earl Gold Stanley Granger Edwin Hutchins Robert Kheimer, Sr. Charles Probasco Stuart Walker 1903 Albert Baker Eustace Ball William Fillmore Edgar McCallister Harvey Shepard William Strietmann 1904 Robert Buck Lester Collier Adolph Fennel Carl Gantvoort Walter Heintz Howard Jones Villie Kirkpatrick 1905 Bert Lyon Fred Mehlhope Paul Richardson Calvin Skinner Arthur Wadsworth 1906 Frank Buchanan Robert Caldwell Edward Forbes Alfred Kreimer Walter Shafer Curtis Williams Frank Wilson 1907 Edward Hurley Thomas Kite Walter Markworth Brown McGill Robert O'Connell Frank Payne 1908 Merwin Aultman Norman Conway Fred Flach William Foley Bates Williams 1909 Hayward Ackerson Ernest DuBray Fred Hooker William Kite Edward Rowe Charles Williams 1910 Ted Hyndman Walter Heuck 1911 Cliff Porter Hall Alden Hart Ralph McComas James Taylor 1912 Harry Buchanan William Hall Lesley Johnson William Mitchell Vance Towler 1913 Richard Goettle Robert Heuck, Sr. Walter Hill Chester Klein John Maescher 1914 William Engdahl Chauncey Hand Jerome Howard Bert Stansbury John Sheriff Chauncey Tilden Neil Wright 1915 Leonard Baehr Arthur Gordon Norman Kohlhepp Norman Lyon 1916 Howard Behle Victor Fischbach Henry Hoppe Roy Palmer Harold Payne Harold Porter John Reece Edward Robinson Herbert Schroth 1917 William Ellis Karl Hetsch Carroll Lewis Joseph Morris, Sr. James Pease Bayle Richardson Anton Schneider 1918 Harold Altamer Walter Haehnle Herbert Jones Carl Lund Carl Markgraf William Myers Carl Rogert Millard Romaine Harold Talcott Earl Widau 1919 Howard Justice Edgar Powers Bradley Roberts Herbert Winans Francis Wright 1920 Robert Dorsey Cornelius Petzhold Alfred Wenzel 1921 Hugh Bowen Willard Breiel Carlton Brown Carl Frey Philip Meyers Edward Meyer Cyrus Osborn 1922 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 Wagner Randall Walker 1923 James Beaman Lewis Gregory John Harrod W. C. Havelaar Rossiter Hobbs Ellsworth Ireland Joe Linneman James Nippert Mike Palmer John Petzhold 1924 Nathan Bachman Walter Becker Ben Bryant Morton Francis John Heizer Robert Hynes Oliver Rhodes Ed Roth Erwin Wolfson 1925 Lynne Barber George Bradner Warren Marvin Anthony McAndrews Louis Nippert William Schmid Kelly Siddall 1926 Fred Berger Charles Franklin Edwin Levi James Paisley Wesley Schmid 1927 John Bachman Harry Franklin Richard Jervis Robert Maddux 1928 Richard Bryant Arthur Fennekohl Albert Mayer Ranald West 1929 Evan Chatfield Ellis Crawford Richard Dial Daniel Early Daniel Laurence 1930 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 1931 Bradford Allin William Berwanger Harold Bohl Ralph Bursiek Frank Chandler Robert Gowdy Erle Hanson Paul Heckel Silverius Kunz William Leach Lawrence Levi Carl Muth Earl Soesbe Herbert Starick Richard Steves Fred Tower 1932 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 1933 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 1934 Carl Austing Robert Eagen Robert Hoefer George Kramer George Levengood Fred Pressler Donovan Sayrs Victor Strauss Walter Tuttle 1935 James Cook Harry Duncan Donald Gilbert John Hellebush William Lloyd Clyde Nau Kenneth Parker Frank Purdy William Rhame Wayne Rich Russell Towers Larry Trame Wilbur Wright 1936 Robert Bachmeyer John Findlay Jack Keefe Walter Knocke Charles Weichert Harry Wilkerson Ralph Yaeger I' 1937 Douglas Day William Feldhaus Larry Gibboney Charles Gillett Robert Heuck, Jr. Charles Mileham Clifford Mueller Gordon Orr Ralph Grace 1938 Robert Biedenbender Milton Brooks Robert Dalton Bill Ferguson Robert Kamp Bud Kelchner Frank Molloy Wes Newkirk Richard Powell Jed Small Charles Sulau 1939 Ed Alexander Roger Anerson Lloyd Gysin Joe Lowry Bill Pettit Roger Van Schoyck 1940 Sid Friedman Charles Grimm William Parchman Robert Kreimer, Jr. Kenneth Pitt Marty Scheider Merrill Van Pelt 1941 Mac Benedict Fred Daniell James Fuller Kenneth Heuck William Kelchner Ellis King Joe Morris, Jr. Lloyd O'Hara Nick Skorich Ray Virgin 1942 Richard Anderson Jack Bade John Bedway Linus Haby Elbert Nickel Verne Ullom 1945 Kenneth Guise Richard Hanford Gordon Hughmark Leonard Klusmann Kenneth Miller Albert Strasser 1946 R. A. Cromer Fred Ebeling Bob Kraushar George Koch Bob Sarsfield Bill Smyth 1947 William Anderson Bert Bauer Robert Bauman Robert Fenlon D. B. Kee Dick Langenbeck George Moore Alkie Richards lrv Scharfenberger Robert Siekmann Roger Stephens Jack Strubbe Brewster Sanders Bob Weber 1948 Tom Blake Charles Crozier John Fuhrman Earl Hobt Robert Huber Orville Retzsch Floyd Shorts William Westerfeld 1949 Richard Dallmer lrwin Behrendt Thurman Owens Harold Johnson John Pramik George Paul Don McMillan Don Graddis Sidney Carroll Pete St. Clair Tom Kinder Tom 0'malIey Lowell Storm Robert Montgomery 1950 Robert Frith Jack Tracy Nick Shundich Jim Kelley Bill Clements Jerry Friedlander Jack Laub Joe Luchi Jim Brownell 1951 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 1952 Ron Brill Dom Del Bene J. C. Evans Don Grammer Jim Kautz Judge Nippert John 0'Brien Bob Rain Bill Shalosky Ken Stevenson Paul Yelton John Zeigler Jack Delaney 1953 Carl Aufdermarsh Ralph Brockmeier Marvin Cohn Barry Cors Don Fritz Dick Goist Ronald Goodfellow Gail Hersch Paul Mayer Gilbert Rinsky Jack Twyman 1954 Irish Condorodis Willis Conatser Jim Holmstrom Bill Lammert lan MacGregor Tom McCormick Joe Miller Richard Orth Erv Single Ed Tschan Ken Wolf 1955 Evan Adrien Bruce Amad 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 1956 Art Clark Matt Diana Paul Gosinger Gordon Greene Wally Holzman Sig Lawson Gene Mapes Brad Perkins Don Seilkop 1957 James Blakeney Mac Cato Allan Cors Ronald Couch Chuck Crumrine James Gentil Jack Hallerman John Pease James Reger Tad Schroeder Gary Wachs Donald Whipple 1958 Gil Born Jack Brinkley Dave Canary Richard Chalfin Dick DeVore Gene Johnson Mike Mendenhall Rod Nall Don Reinhold Terry Whelan Dave Woody 1959 Dick Anstaett Ed Denk Bill Graves Carl Hagberg Robert Holzman Dick Schwab Dave Tenwick Ron Walker Jim Woodard 1960 Bill Baetz Neal Berte Carl Bouldin Jay Green Bob Hartmann Jim Hayes Jack Lee Jerry Leimonstoll Alan Rosenberg Nick Shafor Henry Stroh Larry Willey 1961 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 1962 Darrell Cauley Paul Sholak Dick Crone Robert Gaines Dale Heidotting John Krieg Sid Lieberman Mickey McLaughlin Lynn Mueller Doug Rice Jim Sayler Frank Shaut Jim Siler 1963 Bill Abernethy 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 1964 Dan Carmichael Ken Cunningham Bob Fee Tom Glueck Forest Heis Ned Lautenbach John Leane Bill Monnig Brig Owens Burk Tower 1965 Fred Butler Steve Edmonson Ken Heuck Jim Leed Stuart Meyers Denny Reigle Steve Schmaltz Jim Schwab Stuart Susskind Steve Wilson Dale Wolf Denny Woodruff Jay Wright 1966 Tom Becker Rudy Boerio Ken Calloway Mike Doyle Al Jacobs Tom Macejko Mike Marker Eric Nowlin Frank Nutter Mike Rolf Phil Shepardson Kevin Teismann Rich Theryoung 305 306 PHI BETA KAPPA The oldest scholastic honorary in America, Phi Beta Kappa, selects members from the upper ten percent of the College of Arts and Sciences, as a tribute to high scholastic achievement. At an annual Spring ceremony, new members receive the Phi Beta Kappa key. Scholarships and books are presented to outstanding freshmen and sophomores for their achievement in liberal arts. Officers 1966-1967 as follows: President: Herbert F. Curry lst Vice-President: Siegmund A. E. Betz 2nd Vice-President: Lenora Weber 3rd Vice-President: Milton Orchin Secretary-Treasurer: Nancy R. Hamant Archivist: Martha C. Usedmir 1966 INITIATES-PHI BETA KAPPA Susan Hess Bachevich Barbara Becker Bergin Hannah Ruth Bernfeld Nicholas John Besch Jeffrey Lawrence Bronson Marilyn Hunt Bourquein William Uklen Gibson Victor Philip Glassman Bernard L. Hertzman Ruth Esther Hirschberger Stanley Allison Hirtle Benjamin Congdon Hubbard William Mills Hunter Mary Jane Jones David Florian Komorowski Susan B. Kraus Ned Charles Lautenbach Wilfried Leder Charles Frederick Levinthal Rimas Albinas Liauba Diana Rihm Matta Timothy Walter Neiheisel William Joseph Pegg Roberta Lynn Pope Judith K. Rainey Evelyn Lee Rettig Arthur Charles Rinsky Stanley Albert Schmidt Janet Rose Seybert Stuart Allen Steinberg Jeff Wacksman , J l T CADUCEA Row One G. Simes J. Ward H. Hu, Pres. G. Graham F. Etges, Advisor Row Two N. Murrah . Adams ALPHA KAPPA PSI The development of a professional concept of business administration was strongly N D. Nelson K. Shepherd A. White J. Radcliffe Row Three C. Kiefer L. Weber S. Mazza J. Folb H. Frank S. Sussberg Row Four B. Kalkbrenner G. Witkin S. Bjournson J. Wehrle E. Lambers T. lmhoff One of the largest departmental organizations at UC, Caducea sponsored lectures and tours aimed at co-ordinating students in the fields of medicine. emphasized in the programs of Alpha Kappa Psi. ALPHA KAPPA PSI Row One Row Two L. Strigari, Sec. C. Maurer, Treas. G. . Remke, Pres. . Hofmann, V.-Pres. B. Rhodes Keller Campbell Goodlander Herrmann Domet CADUCEA 307 3 08 AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION Row One D. Murphy R. Arnold J. Torbeck P. Bell, Treas. Row Three T. Mitchell, Pres. T. McCarty B. Krouse, Sec. J. Johnson W. Double, Adv. J. Irwin Row Two T. Schneider D. Surface M. McCarthy J. Albu G. Switzer S. Silverman A. Ralston C. Kawetzky D. Engstram B. Kurinsky A lecture given by Ralph Estes of Cincinnati Time Recorder on the Salesman's Relationship to the Economy highlighted this year's program of the AMA. AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOC. BETA ALPHA PS, Beta Alpha Psi, fraternity for accounting students received as its first honorary initiate Dean P. Fite, Vice President of Proctor and Gamble BETA ALPHA PSI Row One D. Ricketts, Treas. D. Hartmann, Pres D. Pabst J. Monnett, V.-Pres. Row Two G. Morgan J. Remke T. Andes Row Three R. Reas V. Hill L. Domet C. Maurer ps-as Oi? BETA GAMMA Row Two ' , SIGMA D. Ricketts, V. Pres Row One J. Seal D. Kiefer, Advisor S. Scott, Sec. V. Hill, Pres. C7 Beta Gamma Sigma, an honorary fraternity for students in Commerce and Business Administration, encourages scholastic accomplishment among students. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Eta Iota chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota, largest national music fraternity for women, sponsored BETA GAMMA SIGMA several student concerts and open musicals at CCM. SIGMA ALPHA IOTA L. Jones Row One V. Baker, Treas. W. Burnett, Sec. Row Three E. Remsberg, Pres. D. Kehrig J. Gasser, Vice-Pres. M. Armentrout Row Two S. Ward V. Pensinger N. Molleson A. Rosenfeld M. Griffin 310 FSA Row One B. Vilensky W. Mosbacker, Advisor E. Pike, Pres. N. Ralk, Sec. D. Scheidenberger, Treas. Row Two B. Jacobs N. Smith L. Naylor K. Covey C. Roll E. Moritz Row Three P. Maitre P. Wall K. Emery N. Sanger M. Thiedeman M. Myers L. Taylor With the help of excellent advisors, the Future Secretaries Associations planned activities aimed at engendering interest in the secretarial field. FUTURE SECRETARIES ASSOC. Pl CHI EPSILQN l . Awards of a ring to an outstanding senior and a freshman scholarship were made by Phi Chi Epsilon, in engineering and business Pl CHI EPSILON Row One N. Sanger, V.-Pres. S. Scott, Pres. C. Kawetzky, Sec.-Treas. Row Two W. Mosbacker, Advisor C. Moust C. Aigner Row Three L. Naylor M. Kroger S. Patterson M. Hintermeister SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT S.A.M. Row One J. Hulick, Vice-Pres. W. Korn, Pres. Prof. D. Martin, Advisor R. Kinstler, Treas. Row Two W. Ambos W. Coughlen W. Dickhaus B. Johnson Row Three B. Donefer L. Shaw T. Zeller M. Hinds T. Colacurcio Row Four J. Ullrich G. Holdefer G. Lahrman R. Brasington R. Juniet Tours of Fisher Body and Chevrolet were scheduled to supplement the academic studies of members of the Society for the Advancement of Management. 312 DELTA OMICRON Delta Omicron, founded at the University of Cincinnati in 1909, sponsored a program of service and educational activities to accomplish their goal of encouraging excellence in individual performance and appreciation of good music. Service projects included performances at various hospitals and clubs of the community, while two musicals open to the public were held on campus. DELTA OMICRON Row One B. Sherer, Vice-Pres. J. Barnett J. Badertscher, Pres C. Weller Row Two G. Mittendorf B. Gilbert, Treas. S. Atherton S. Hatfield PHI M U ALPHA Row One J. Kearney J. Gaddie, V.-Pres. S. Monder, Pres. S. Birchall, Adv. B. Beschman Row Two D. Fleming C. Fletcher D. Peirce T. Byerly W. Gauthier L. Solt Row Three D. Hinshaw B. Berliant L. Frye T. Ernie R. Blue H. Glantz Row Four D. Rumer R. Barron S. Velazquez A. Smolensky J. Baur K. Bright Phi Mu Alpha, a professional music fraternity dedicated to the furthering of music education, sponsored recitals and speakers this year. MU PHI EPSILON PHI MU Al-PHA Founded in 1903, Mu Phi Epsilon, a professional music honorary for women, strove to advance and to promote the cause of music and musicianship. MU PHI EPSILON Row One M. Kempf S. Borden, Treas. D. Stillman R. Rhoads, Pres. C. Ahlert M. Balderson, S. Ward V.-Pres. Row Four Row Two B. Bultman J. Osso B. Felton L. Rogers A. Gilbert P. Minges G. Flook J. Collins J. Grimes Row Three 313 314 AID Row One M. Walters, Sec. K. Garger, Pres. W. Renick, Treas. Row Two F. Scalia M. Ringo E. Walsh Row Three S. Stiller S. Ernst L. Yelton N. Nordman Row Four N. Yeager M. Kerley B. Byrd R. Stonis J. Campbell AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF DESIGNERS Trips to Columbus, Indiana, and Louisville, Kentucky, were included in the program of the American Institute of Designers this year, along with a tour of homes in Cincinnati. These programs, conducted for the purpose of broadening and enhancing academically and esthetically students knowledge of the practice of interior design AID Row One M. Boehm, Sec. J. Bell, Pres. R. Hickman, V.-Pres. J. Weber, Treas. RowTwo L. Cunix B. Hoffmann S. Blackenshlager G. Hubbuch L. Albaugh Row Three T. Jeude D. Lewis G. Mong T. Borman S. Taylor N. Yeager DELTA PHI DELTA DELTA PHI DELTA Row One R. Cartwright, Adv. J. Walters, Pres. C. VonDielingen Row Two B. Byrd, Sec. E. Raible K. Trapp N. Yeager, Sec. Row Three C. Rogers R. Stonis M. Harkins J. Campbell Row Four R. Holzen D. Church A. Kittrell C. Rademaker P. lvortivaller Delta Phi Delta, organization for outstanding students in the College of Design, Architecture, and Art sponsors guest speakers, films, and faculty discussions, as well as the Students Fine Arts Exhibit for all students in DAA. 315 316 NATIONAL SOCIETY OF INTERIOR DECORATORS The Nationa Society of Interior Decorators offers membership to upperclassmen in the College of Design, Architecture, and Art. The chapter sponsors social and service events, as well as discussion to broaden the scope of students. NSID Row One J. Campbell, Sec. R. Stonis, Pres. K. Garger, V.-Pres. Row Two F. Scalia E. Walsh M. Ringo Row Three S. Stiller L. Yelton S. Ernst N. Nordman Row Four B. Byrd N. Yeager M. Kerley M. Walters W. Renick STUDENTS PLANNERS FORUM STUDENT PLANNERS Row One Peter Wagner, V.-Pres. Robert Stewart, Pres. Carl Patton, Sec. Row Two C. Didonato D. Fricke N. Shelley, Treas. The Students Planners Forum, a rapidly growing Row Three G. Brehm , , , , R. Reese organization open to students in Community J. Reininger M. Werner Planning and allied fields in DAA, sponsored guest speakers, seminars, and group trips. 317 318 SCARAB Row Two Row One L. Bricker E. Hafer, Sec. L. Parker P. Foote, Pres. D. Correll M. Doyle, Vice-Pres. R. West J. Wichman, Treas. J. Alfred Scarab, the architectural recognition society, presented its medal for the most outstanding senior designer to Hans Bleiker. SCARAB ARETE The children at Allen House welcomed a folk dance sponsored by Arete, a service organization for health and physical education majors E. Apostolides ' ARETE Row One A. Flick, Sec. V. Ackman, Treas. D. Brown, Pres. B. Hendricks, V.-P. Row Two R. Carey S. Radabaugh P. Kohls J. Sullivan J. Moran S. Biggs W. Pleasants Row Three S. Earlywine C. Bolte P. Branch O. Menton K. Smith M. Chace Row Four M. Kalb J. Maish A. Ogletree B. Estridge D. Glassmeyer G. Bauer D. Berger K. Koch The purpose of the programs of Chi Epsilon this past year was the maintenance and promotion of civil engineering as a profession. CHI EPSILON Row One R. Fedosick R. Amick B. Steiner Row Two R. Smith, Sec. J. Eye, Advisor R. Tripp, Pres. R. Holland, V.-Pres. D. Sundgren, Treas. SEA Row One E. Haines, Pres. S. Long B. McClain, Sec. Row Two M. Caskey B. Brossart, Treas. D. Christian, Adv. K. Maichle, V.-Pres. Activities of the Student Education Association included service projects for the community as well as service to its own members. STUDENT EDUCATION CHI EPSILON ASSOCIATION 319 320 ALPHA CHI SIGMA Row One F. Freson F. Jaeger, Sec. J. Bono, President B. Miller M. Tumey Row Two S. Leyrer L. Goebel R. Ruebusch B. Carreno K. Kaypisch Row Three A. Metzner R. Sieving J. Wheeler R. Palasek D. Sudmen H. Hu ALPHA CHI SIGMA Alpha Chi Sigma, the oldest and largest fraternity for chemistry, chemical engineering and metallurgical students, provided an opportunity for discussion on engineering and technical problems at their weekly meetings. Service programs included work with the Boy Scouts ALPHA CHI EPSILON Row One L. Jackson J. Coleman Row Two D. Griest R. Lech, Treas. J. Boyd C. Darragh Row Three G. Statler H. Kirkpatrick H. Roe G. Terrell Row Four K. Pearson J. Cagliostro J. McClelland J. 3ricker R. Dupree AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS AIAA Row One Row Two J. Mashbaum, Sec. C. Passerello J. Strohm, Pres. W. Camp W. Clevenger, J. Shipe T . reas. J. Miller R. Purkey G. Stewart Row Three O. Wright R. Duncan K ' k H. rin e F. Murray G. Burger The AIAA has increased its members' understanding of their field through the interchange of knowledge with industrial leaders. Dr. Kroeger of Aro Incorporated in Tennessee spoke on The Aerodynamics of V-STOL Aircraft FIight, and Mr. Melzer, an engineer at General Electric, delivered a dissertation on the SST engine. Social events rounding out the program of the AIAA included a banquet and picnic for the purpose of promoting student-faculty relations. 32 322 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Row One J. Wiley J. Cunningham S. Leyrer D. Thompson Row Three C. Kazmierski H. Dobashi G. Agin R. Tate B. Mueller T. DesMarais Row Two G. Terrell, Chm. D. Long T. Brown, Sec. B. Carreno K. Kaupisch K. Truog AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Programs and events of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers are planned on the basis of suggestions by the students in the organization. Its schedule includes lectures on subjects ranging from air pollution to cybernetics, and finally the Senior class banquet and dance. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Row One Row Three J. Hagan C. Mason D. McKnight, H. Kirkpatrick V.-Pres. R. Bross G. Terrell, Pres. J. Morris D. Griest E. Tiepel J. Hickman S. Huffner Row Two Row Four J. Coleman J. Bono D. Gonnella R. Dupree L. Fahringer D. Cottier R. Lech B. Bercaw F. Tritschler L. Jackson J. Boyd The American Society of Metals has diversified and supplemented its members' knowledge of metallurgical engineering through plant tours, films, and lectures by personnel from industry. Members also became better acquainted with the faculty and their classmates by a trip to Chicago's ASM Metallographic Exhibit. AMERICAN SOCIETY Row One J. McClelland, Pres. R. Elliott, Advisor T. Stevens, Treas. Row Two C. Darragh OF METALS R. Morgan G. Statler, Sec. Row Three K. Pearson P. Traub J. Bricker D. Deye AMERICAN SOCIETY Row One K. Challenger, Pres. D. Simpson, Treas. Row Two D. Lentz AMERICAN SOCIETY OF METALS OF METALS R. Elliott, Advisor D. Clingerman Row Three J. Douthett S. Anderson J. Grisik J. Belo 23 324 ASCE Row One D. Alexander, V.-Pres. J. Kummers, Pres. J. Higgins, Treas. Row Two T. Allen R. Hunter R. Holland Row Three P. Curran R. Mulholland T. Karbowski AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGINEERS A field trip to Markland Dam was one of the outstanding events sponsored by the student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers, an organization open to all students in civil engineering ASCE Row One R. Tripp, Pres. R. Fedosick, V.-Pres. Row Two L. Staab R. Amick, Treas. M. Melampy, Sec. R. Oaks Row Three J. Martin D. Jackman B. Steuer D. Roush D. Gibson cn :Q The American Society of Mechanical Engineers acquainted its members with the different aspects of their profession through speakers, movies, plant tours and technical paper contests. On the lighter side, ASME sponsored section change parties and co-sponsored the Mechanical Engineering Banquet. ASME Row One M. Foley, Treas. C. Johnson, Pres. L. Bauman, Sec. R. Bowen Row Two G. Graff D. Koehler C. Rizzo J. Fiorenzo R. Wagner M. Schwartz Row Three I. Murray R. Eder R. Strine R. Tracy R. Schneider K. Bagdal Row Four A. Wainscott R. Bair E. Bosse R. Molique R R . Boeckmann . Halter ASME Row One J. Rudd J. Brown, Treas. R. Pistler, Chm. K. Williams, Sec. J. Kallio Row Two G. Bowen T. Wilkens R. Haas J. Chenoweth J. Haddad R. Bollinger Row Three W. Shifley J. Smith R. Molique J. Frost G. Barthel J. Patyrak G. Shanor AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS C0-OP ENG. Row One J. Hay, Editor R. Fraley, Bus. Mgr. Row Two S. Glantz C. J. Chapman B. Steiner T. Garvin Row Three J. Brown H. Fulks E. Kapron Including non-technical, as well as technical articles and essays in its format, the CO-OP ENGINEER entered its 45th year of publication. C0-OP ENGINEER ETA KAPPA NU Eta Kappa Nu, electrical engineering honorary, sponsored regular faculty- student coffee hours to encourage intra-college co-operation. ETA KAPPA NU Row One N. Edwards, Treas. K. Newton, V.-Pres. T. Smith, Pres. J. Schwab , Row Two L. R. G. R W. McFarland Crowe Adams . Bass Schaefer RowThree D. Bley P. Daugherty D. Nieset J. McGovney R. Richardson Ro Four w D. McGrew G. Matthews H. Grossman R. Wolf D. Molfenter N. Aneshansley J. Fleming IEEE Row One J. Gambill D. Nieset D. Smith Row Two T. Smith B. Bass G. Matthews D. McGrew Row Three T. Polas K. Merriweather B. Wolf D. Krabacher INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS In the ever changing world of technology and science, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers has kept its members abreast of their field through informative lectures, films and tours. IEEE Row One E. Stepp D. Bley H. Rayle J. Klein, Pres. D. Ewing J. Fleming, Sec. M. Edgar D. Shook Row Four Row Two N. Edwards D. Forney H. Atherton G. Adams H. Grossman R. Billingsley E. Yahne S. Thacker R. Gutman Row Three R. Richardson D. Molfenter N. Aneshansley 27 328 SAE R. M. Dierken Edward Mataitis, Vice-Pres. SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS Continuing the program which won for the UC organization the Outstanding Student Chapter Award, the Society of Automotive Engineers sponsored an Economy Run and a Sports Car Raily, as well as a trip to the Indianapolis 500 time trials SAE Row One J. Rudd T. Wiikens, V.-Pres. M. Davis Row Two R. Martin R. Pistler K. Williams R. Bollinger, Treas G. Shanor J. Bollinger Row Three J. Chenoweth W. Shifley R. Hupman R. Kurrle G. Barthel J. Smith C. Caudill TAU BETA PI TAU BETA PI Row One R. Bass R. Purkey A. Wainscott, Pres. D . McKnight, Sec. J. Fleming, Treas. D . Forney Row Two C, Darragh R. Lech G. Statler S. Thacker C. Passerello T. Polas E. Tiepel Row Three J. Coleman T. Smith D. Cottier J. Schwab G. Barthel D. McGrew J. Bono K. Kaupisch J. Hickman Row Four H. Atherton C. Johnson D. Molfenter R. Wolf J. McClelland D. Deye N. Edwards K. Newton D. Nieset Membership in Tau Beta Pi recognizes senior and junior engineers. Selections are made from the top twelve percent of the junior class and top twenty percent of the senior class. Besides high scholastic achievement prospective members must exhibit exemplary character and leadership ability. Each year Tau Beta Pi sponsors teacher evaluation, freshman tutoring, and presentations at the Honors Day convocation. 329 330 Pl TAU SIGMA Row One R. Davis R. Pistler, Sec. C. Caudill Row Two J. Rudd R. Curless S. Milan J. Kallio Row Three G. Shanor D. DeWeese G. Barthel J. Chenoweth K. Williams Pi Tau Sigma, honorary for outstanding students in mechanical engineering, sponsored a program which included two initiation ceremonies and a banquet. PI TAU SIGMA ALPHA ALPHA PI Activities of Alpha Alpha Pi, honorary for women in Nursing and Health, included the presentation of the Outstanding Sophomore Nurse Award .gg w, J ,J E TAEWM ....,,.....,,.. W , . if - .l 1 'li,l if . 444.1 iV 3,552 f , 2-s f Q 'W-y4vi, .., . V Z v41fl4'?'9W, L 1 5 , ,.,.,.?9.f2-55 I 41 i . .vi 'fwfr V, . f Z-14,,4.,,,W.,,? l 3:1241 ig WWW . ,asians -- ww .V 'F' fum 53 ,iam g g-5-gf? , 'I , . gblvvn Q .af ,y-QWQVQQI 5 U SEM 'nam-ff' f T l za.w41w'1w 4 ?' 41wv1 '4'i',,,,.,Q....2 L-nwwvf aa-fh a .nminwbwf lsl.uw?f4 , 4 . .mul-vv'P '4 7 416141-1-W9'f4'? J Ma-mwW't?'?'. 2 , J V 'wifwtil-..ygQ?: 2:?', ii Wf '. 7 2 ALPHA ALPHA Pl Row One C. Juergens D. Durham, Pres. Row Two J. Wolfe K. Wilbert J. Saymen Row Three J. Lippincott R. Ramsey D. Sohneeman M. Maddox ln-.., M. Smith M. Hirschberger Row Three J. Hampton N. Eveslage S. Dannemiller J. Harper Interest of students in the School of Home Economics was sparked by the Home Economics Chapter's program of lectures, films, and trips KAPPA EPSILON HOME ECONOMICS CHAPTER Kappa Epsilon, a professional sorority for pharmacy students, maintained its unity through bi-weekly meetings, a fall luncheon, and a bake sale. KAPPA EPSILON Row One L. Teeters, V.-Pres. A. Hudson, Pres. C. Berwanger, Treas. B. Hoener Row Two D. Chessey J. Bockstiegel S. Ross A. Lynch 332 APhA Row One D. Creahan F. Rizzo, Pres. Row Two L. Cappel G. Mattick E. Mack Row Three G. Greiner S. Bjornson D. Rechtin, Treas. AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION In conjunction with the Pharmacy college tribunal, the American Pharmaceutical Association sponsored a dinner dance in May A G D J. J. Row One P. J. Cu rott N. H. D. F. S R. D sf D. PhA Pappas Taylor Plotnick Creahan Rizzo, Pres Ross J. Bockstiegel Frazier Osenton Lynch A. A. L. Wesseling Row Two D Seesholtz Kreutzberg Kerr Mattick Press Barkalow Chessey L. Cappel Rhine Ward Row Three G. Greiner L. McCoy R. Morrow J. Frietsch E. Mack J. Steinmetz J. Calsin B. Permut T. Martin B. Hoener P. Anastasiou Row Four V. Agan T. Humphries D. Rechtin H. Groshoff S. Bjornson J. Morgan R. Messerly K. Pattison J. Horshler B. Draeger D. Carter KAPPA PSI Row One S. Bjornson R. Powell, Advisor P. Kamleiter M. McNulty, V.-Pres. W. Clyde, Treas. Row Two H. Metzler G. Greiner J. Palermo T. Vogt R. Kreutzberg M. Klus Row Three D. Barkalow R. Cluxton D. Kerr G. Fenster J. Schubert D. Creahan Row Four S. Huling J. Hagan W. Stephens K. Pattison G. Davis E. Mack F. Rizzo The 1967 program of Kappa Psi Pharmaceutical Fraternity included extensive public relations work in the community, as well as social events GREEK WEEK EXECUTIVE COM. KAPPA PSI The ideas of reflection, evaluation, and action were stressed in this year's planning by the Greek Week Executive Committee. GREEK WEEK COMMITTEE Row One Row Three S. Steele, Sec. G. Penfield, Adv, M. Doyle, Chrm. J. Sayler J. Tomaselli P. Staadeker D. Bergman, S. Fitzpatrick Treas. M. Gruber B. O'DonnelI Row Four Row Two B. Fortunoff S. Heitz T. Creahan K. Culbertson T. Park K. Fox C. Elliott C. Taylor C. Ramey B. Cohen B. Leiter , ,,,L A, , gly wf . - 219524 ' gqxffg K , , E 1-gi 2' , as ,, , 7? ,,,.. ,,,, A,,,7,5jV .,gn,, if , ,ff fa. 'ff f A ' I A Q' Q 1 f , yi O! f 2 r 3 swf ' 94 1 ff V ,455 Z , w4-,aww f Vg? f K, , f., fg if Q f? 'MN ,Q qv ,LQ 5 XZ 5. f Q 'gag W Q if ,V 1 WWA? , , ,5 f ws? M1655 912, 3 5 nj 1 ,Q-'N' kg ,Ay ef fy g ' f ,,.,, QC ,, , ,L , , I if f M' qw GREEKS fig Ham? 14 55 f7'f:fI3f ffffi kg? , 1154 ' 7, 7:i 2'Z'f:f7, KW, 5 335 E. Keiser, Adv. Row Two T. Mayer, Treas. G. Weissenberger S. Weinberg, Sec. INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL it A progressive Interfraternity Council approach to campus and community problems merited the runner-up position in the Iron Man competition. This award-winning program included a drive which more than doubled the stock of the blood bank. IFC Row One W. Douglas D. Ralston B. Finegan R. Schatz D. Griffith B. Lapidus B. Evenchik E. Nowlin D. Schwain D. Alexander A. Pate Row Two D. Huber D. Fiala J. Walters B. Benbow C. Kazmierski M. Ullman B. Steiner D. North G. Schultz C. Berry Row Three R. Fortunoff G. Butterbaugh D. Reigle M. Doyle C. Taylor A. Myers T. Becker A. DuPont B. Plotkin M. Chudnof Row Four H. Fuller L. Hastings H. Green D. Quinlan F. Franzmann P. Belo G. Brossart R. Watkins C. Kellom J. Haverkamp JUNIOR INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL JIFC Row One R. Patton J. Metzger G. Abel D. Lampros, Adv. D. Dost, Sec. B. Webb, Treas. H. McCann, Adv. R . Rizzo J. Hughes Row Two D. Conte S. Steinberg B. Wilhelm J. Winterberg B. Hartley B. Karas C. Muhlhauser D. Daum M. Frydman L. Davidson Row Three F. Coy L. Churchville D. Shick K. Neugebauer B. Heslar S. Bruck B. Montgomery B. Barson B. Robbins S. Sheridan Row Four J. Blescher T. Saul M. Follick J. Saylor R. Pennington S. Joos D. Weiss . Schaetzle D P. Stacy The Junior lnterfraternity Council established a system of recognizing the pledge class which was outstanding in interfraternity affairs. A trophy awarded on the basis of participation in the major projects of JIFC was presented for the first time. Another precedent was set when a queen and court chosen from the sorority pledge classes were presented at the Big Brother Dance. At the dance, fraternity coats-of-arms made by the pledge classes were given to IFC. 337 338 PANHELLENIC While formulating plans for rush and serving as a governmental body for sororities, the Panhellenic Council instigated the planning of the first all-Ohio Panhellenic Conference, which was held at UC in February. Eighteen schools sent representatives for a weekend of discussing problems and sharing methods. Panhellenic legislation included a rule outlawing sorority membership in coalitions. PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Row One P. Knupp, Sec. Ellie Hamm, Vice-Pres. G. Lambert, Pres. N. Eveslage, Treas. Row Two D. Shank E. Miller J. Danohoo C. Dunn B. Bernstein J. Hessel S. Hanni Row Three K. Culbertson N. Nunn S. Ahern J. Johnson M. Hirschberger A. McAllister M. Petering Row Four J. Shulruff C. Huheey L. Fontenot K. Luther J. Thies B. Ireland C. Endres P. Edwards J. Srofe JUNIOR PANHELLENIC JUNIOR PANHELLENIC Row One T. Scheve, Treas. D. Michaels, Vice-Pres. M. Hartsock, Pres. J. Stautzen bac, Sec. Row Two L. Polansky S. Holtegel J. Shulman M. Wiederhorn Row Three J. Campbell K. Smith C. Rohr P. Brelner S. Campbell Row Four C. Wientjes B. Dineen M. Morrison S L . ove T. Tyler Junior Panhellenic Council sponsored activities aimed at improving communications among members of sorority pledge classes. Programs at meetings included explanations of Alpha Lambda Delta, Guidon, and Angel Flight, and a talk by a fraternity housemother. At a joint meeting with JIFC, Semester of Discontent, a movie concerning campus uprisings was shown and discussed. A Muscular Distrophy Drive in the fall netted over eleven hundred dollars for the organization. 339 340 ALPHA OMEGA ' ' 4 aww' ' K 1 - is-f if by ,XS E ,:... ':k, 2 A E A'-PHA OMEGA 'gf gnE'2jjje g1g2Q2,Tme The Rhine Room sorority . . . hell night- EOE' 039 T J. Luckman Iimllea h - af OU , Yeas- H. D l . ac en eimer - - gl gistasis L. Wjsii, P. Madsen formals and pigtails . . . revolt at the . oerr, ec. , ' P, S' WZ' Pms' miie' C' W3537' Lambda Chi Theta Chi and Phi Delt houses RIA- CIEAOQCYEI. Aey- M. Noonan mail: Five 1 ' ' ' ' - 8 IS. Ice- B. Kam . ee mes' D- E g'g' R' SC 'eye' Dra 'em down Cinc first runner-u float movgwo sncharies ig. Niilayh g 1 Y P ' ' - U3PP0ne .Tillotson . irt K. M2PDeS D. H b' M. c ' - - gl Emi Rowanljr 3521 Noon fmked out at photography night . . . . 6 el' , J- Galld 21 gfrglwarrz K- Emiifon Miss Cohn and her knitting Nancy Lee isis' K- ' ' ' - . 0 C. Reed Elzrstore L. Fulcher h - lk I d h- C, Kemhheine, - and er guitar . . . ta s a ot an says not Ing . M. Riga Wild one high on 2 . . . Debbie hooked after four weeks . . . She messed up the pins . . . 3 342 ZETA TAU ALPHA Q, 123 W Q ii . . ZETA TAU ALPHA Row One B. Hieronymus J. Cox M. Stuart, Treas. E. Zerkle, Housemother C. Huheey, Pres. C. Luegering, Vice-Pres. J. Moran Vice-Pres. D. Brown V, Lambert Row Two B. Lambert D. Wiggs N. Craemer C. Carstarphen S. Woistmann B. Graham N. Herriott E. Fischer S. Phillips S. Donnellon S. Blossom P. Borcherding Row Three M. Creaham S. Holtegel C. Bolton C. Sprang E. Creech J. Dohse S. Schwarberg B. Shutt M. Mueller E. Harrell L. Lucas W. Willis I. Chesnut Row Four S. Dicken C. Rabanus S. Thielmeyer J. Scudder P. Breiner K. Lynch L. Schafer M. Staubitz K. Fischer J. Aret A. Valentine L. Ettensohn J. Frantz J. Smith Row Five D. Sheridan J. Wedding J. Eger C. Foertsch B. Britton N. Cottrill P. Prass J. Ribarsky N. Brackshaw L. Fontenot B. Howe L. Boeing C. Kulujian S. Gath M. Cochran W. May Howdy! . . . where's my ........ ? It died . . . or something! . . . Lambda your coats away out with the maid Batman and Robin Pi . . . QUIET HOURS?! . . . Zeta Presents . . . Super Sherry . . . Put . . jaywalking ticket . . . Who's Whooey? . . . Night . . . Standards! . . . It's the Great Pumpkin . . . . . . announcements, announcements, announ-ounce- got a dime? . . . Captain Hook and the crocodile . . ments . . . Who's National Inspection peace . . . . . . Good evening, common line . . . Let there be iff? ir in v l l KAPPA DELTA Row One C. Taylor S. Ahern J. Feller, Sec. I. Burke, House- mother J. Srofe, Pres. M. Tinker, Vice-Pres. P. Kress, Treas. L. Hauser Row Two Smith Oskochil Young Payne K. Roach ZFSDF7 B. Emish M. DeCourcy B. Clement Row Three K. Grote J. Reeves L. Henrich B. Bosworth K. Armbruster S. Ryan B. Cobb M. Gruber J. Hoeltke L. Rutenschroer Row Four M. Hirschberger C. Rohr A. Weppler C. Dombi C. Stone J. Dunker J. Strong J. Stilgenbauer K Furio R Bufe Row Five J. Moerlein C Roush B Menne N. Eveslage L. Woodward G. Talbot A Rose M. Hartsock L. Wellman D. Rathkamp KAPPA DELTA Study of a pledge . . . backless dress . . . Every KD is an angel in disguise . . . Bawk! . . . wears a Delt pin just for status . . . nice . . . the lounge table just completely collapsed and everybody's books went flying all over . . . It's raining and StiIge's out on the roof again . . . Woo, Tink, and the Rock . . . CT . . . Where's the Chief P? . . . bridge after dinner . . . going to the GL between rush parties . . . look out Pasadena, conventions 67 . . TH ETA PHI ALPHA . 0 5 we Z A glvvg A .,, . yf q xi. .ing . in wg- L':fTQn':H' ALPHA v.Me,ten Hmmm . . . What Linda saw, or Marilyn's scream . . B. O'DonneIl B. Krekeler oc LM - S'HjfjlQgt0n S.S,jlff,Qan our bodyguards-Sig Eps, baseball bats, broken J. Dornheggen T. Rockwood L-lQ'jjSe ' 3'-ffjggfenkamp coke bottles, and broken doors . . . Kiss or Mlss S. Mack. B. Fugazzi Pres. Row Four ' ' ' ' Paunzy Knculbenson . . . pamt, pamt, and more pamt . . . new wlndow Vice-Pres. M. Mongon A. Brinck, L. Tateman H H ' C Lreaid J. Fugazzi boxes . . . cozy corner . . . a whale of a homecoming . owar B. Breen C. Burkart M.D ' ' ' ' ' 7 M' Brueggeman Bucauggn . . . IS It brownies or IS It chocolate cake. . . . Rgw Two J. McDermott S, B M. Rothacker ' ' ' ' K'O?BieJne'l J.MueHer shes small but mlghty . . . 30 mlnute meetings . D. Banjavcic J. Gross I I C- H0llmeyef S- MQW' would you belleve ShlrIey's? . . . whatever L. Sawyer Row Flve K. McKowen A. Diersing M- Bruder C. Burns happened to the screen door? . . . grass that won't P. Aubke L. Ludwlg J. Tortora C. Hattemer T-Cassady P.BeyerSd0rfer grow . . . Frogs, anyone? . . . NO MORE FISH! . D. Dittmar R. Kilcoyne G. Hoblitzell M. Flasch Row Three K. Yurkanin A. Grever M. Bumiller S. Schroder M. Middendorf M. Lapsis J. Well B. Patterson S. Long , , , , M ,,,,,, W,,,W 347 X and a horseshoe. . . Dumbo. . .Janet . . .and for our next trophy . . . Mighty Murphy . . . would you believe . . . how're things at the N-R . . . two Pam Clark's?. . . Sig Ep annex. . . Hannoi . . . she's running for Student Body . . . Mardi Fay's honorary cadet colonel . . . Bigs, Littles, and Secies . . . Owl gal . . . middle names . . . Merewitz . . . Sharpie . . . ask any Chi 0 about scholarship . . . Action Faction . . . CHI OMEGA is sgff A , b . Y S abr .' M l P' ' - ' K' - . . ii ,ft . ' . .g . .gr f . . .. ' NJ . 2 . -1-,anim-nr CHI OMEGA OFFICERS Row One D. Shank, Pres. J. McCarty, Vice-Pres. Row Two L. Newcomer J. Hessel D. Thayer Row Three S. Hanni V. Hartman J. Lathrop, Treas. CHI OMEGA Row One J Hessel J McCarty, Vice-Pres. D Shank, Pres. M. Smith, Housemother S. Hanni L. Newcomer Row Two N Von Nida S. Breitenbach J. Phail J. Binning P. McSpadden L. Rogers S. Natorp K Moritz A Weichert B Hampton S. Kaufman S. McClure Row Three C. DeBrosse R. Carey J. Ward L. Norden J. Tomlinson if A. White J. Spreen D. Ritter C. Wells S. Rauch C. Drach K. Mayer P. Kleine L. Dailey Row Four B. Kohl L. Lehmann S. Loveridge L. Drimal J. Stautzenbach P. Clark J. Panaro S. Nelson A. Martin C. Bolte C. Hyde L. Albaugh K. Murphy P. Clark L. DeAtley Row Five A. Palmer M. Fay M. Kiessling P. Boyd J. Ostendarp K. Zeiher D. Saul C. McClain K. Moeller J. Duhlmeier S. Kattner S. Wolf L. Blaha M. Mueller P. Stortz Row Six S. Uible S. Sayrs K. Robinson P. Pierce K. Martin K. Rabel J. Hadler A. Harper J. Espelage N. Leach S. Uible D. Schneider D. Barnes B. Wilson S. Risch 349 350 ALPHA DELTA PI ALPHA DELTA PI Row Two Row One B. Guynn J. Weigel, Vice-Pres. C. Endres, Pres. W. Pohl, Housemother J. Dreidame, Sec. C. Arend, Treas. L. Lushbaugh S S7U7Z?:F'S'7?fS'7'F7 CD o Q. Q. cn U3 ua o -h Fil :r cn E o 1 a. Doan Ruthemeyer Suder KODP Donohoo Gleason Miller Bohl Schroeder Burns P. Muszynski Row Three K. Sawdat C. Ludeke J. Sansone P. Helscher M. Riggi K. Fletcher S. Sebastian J. Alexander E. Scott L. Barker S. Morton L. Neuer Row Four B. Parsons L. Barnett B. Hoffmann M. Champion J. Bruch assistant goddess of the world.. .Big C. . .Spot . . . and is she a peach? . . . Blue Roomers and Front Roomers . . . those pledges are writing songs again . ADPi's Champion . . . sponsor for ROTC Drill Team . . . Sandy Sebastian . . . what doesn't she do . . . TC, A8iS, and a lot of nurses . . . you wish you had my brains . . . snowball fights with the neighbors . . . you wish you had my brains . . . D. Selm C. Wientjes E. Scott L. Angel C. Cicchind M. McGowan K. Whaley Row Five L. Reeves L. Acree Fardo Cook . Emmel . Kimble J. Endres S. Stock . Bauer J. Lints B. Clark . Steubing ALPHA GAMMA DELTA ALPHA GAM MA DELTA Row One S. Scott, Treas. G. Harris, Sec. J. Meyer K. Luther, Pres. S. Mote, Vice-Pres. D. Schatzman Row Two E. Mischell M. Konrad J. Ryan L. Gilbert R. Scott D. Moudy J. Armstrong Row Three Row Four N. Wadsworth J. Farfsing A. King D. Forster C. Schwartz J. Craycraft L. Cermely M. Staples F. Sullivan J. Graf K. Kemper J. Levy A. Kollath B. Kramer S. Horn P. Huber M. Caskey C. Bott The doorknob still remains to be fixed . . Scuther . . . most improved scholarship . . . the time Gary almost fell off the porch trying to put up the rush decorations . . . Diane and Moudy's red Corvettes . . . the mother . . . Fish Secret sister and sister daughters . . . Enid on the fire escape . . . eats so much and stays so thin . . . dirty popcorn pans . . 5 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA S. South, Advisor D. Gardner, Sec. ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA :sri D ...Q S Q g ' :.. X N ii? A . ' 5,2 m ' N p 5 i ' Y .5- ' . f S A A . ' M. Crosswhite Row Four Row Three M. Gibson P. Bennett G. Rousseau J. Howard Eoqrgma er Row Two B. Morgan M. Victory -Tr a g ' s. stats M. Lynch D. woods T P eof' J. Clayton J. O'NeaI J. Moore - Vfge-greg P. Mills M. Reed s. Merritts ' S. Williams S. Newton Y. Edmonds C' Dunn' Pres' M. Scarborough Only the highest . . . Operation Circle award for reactivation and keeping girls active . . . Cheryl Dunn-AKA national nominating committee . . . Ajax . . . not ham, not ham, not ham, not ham . volunteer work at Rollman s Hospital Try . . . bowling at 3:30 in the morning at the AKA weekend . . . Soul Syndicate . . . Room 223 of the Union . . . AK Function . . . Salvia . . . keep on pushing . . . Tired Pryor . . . Duffes Dimples . . Hey, sorors . . . fingers crossed for a house . . --ml,f.,.c,W,-y V V W WMM., J, .. 1, ,MM 4M5i,,,...,, NWN? Wumwwewsvmam QL - Q. 7,5 sfiy 3 j ...WM ALPHA CHI OMEGA fi es .J S L . I . L S. Q fx, g.mA X? as -2 . .A ALPHA CHI OMEGA Row One D. Silverman, Sec. S. Maisch, Vice-Pres. N. Nunn, Pres. V. Davis, Housemother A. Bernard, Treas. Row Two C. Smith K. Womer L. Multner D. Vockell S. Steel P. Schneider P. Roll C. Hettinger N . Wiethe M. Spaulding Row Three J. Hampton J. Straub S. Davids S. Spencer N. Carroll J. Sullivan M. Quebe P. Senft K. Hoefer L. Ryan A. Maier S. Heitz C. Carlson Row Four E. Fuentes K. Gronauer M. Menges S. Seaman B. Lepper K. Norden C. Rabanus S. Ahlering B. Kasting J. Wilson B. Nunn M. Wolery A. Lynch B. Kerr Row Five K. Robinson C. Blum A. Peter N. Heuck F. Roudebush P. Daley K. Bolan L. Elliott M. Russell J. Preston P. Reddish C. Myers D. Castelluccio J. Craig Row Six D. Raasch P. Edwards K. Kipp V. Hyde M. Rutenschroer J. Shuman M. Morrison D. Braun C. Lojinger L. Yelton M. Krantz B. Dineen G. Sparks M. Henthorn P. Bertsche 1 Hey you guys . . . Munchkin . . . Suds . . . the Steele Bop . . . they wrapped the house in toilet paper ...grim...the3DG...whatamIbidforahub cap . hide it in the bushes . . . WFA . . . 11:30 Club . . . squirt guns . . . Scholarship trophies . . strange . . . Dynamic Duo . . . basement . room for twenty-nine . . . Betsy . . . That really bugs me . . . l'II have to think on it . 353 , f- 354 DELTA DELTA DELTA .1 1 is DELTA DELTA DELTA Row One B. Felton, Sec. Z. Wiggers C. Balay, Pres. H. Walton, Housemother P. Heckman, Treas. Row Two C. Emmons K. Vielhauer L. Anderson P . Otto L. Scott A. McAllister A. Simpson A. Tichenor S. Meranda J. Ossa Row Three S. McCarthy L. VonderAhe M. Robison G. Kinney P. Myers B. Hinson J. Maginn K. Clary S. Howson L. Zink N. Blank Row Four B. Barrett C. Piper K. Fox J. KuKurin L. Mumaw J. Maddox S. Taylor J. Reiner B. Kiehfuss J. Campbell K. Bender K. Hubert Row Flve L. McGill J. Maish G. Glover S. Alke S. Love A. Gilbert M. Haney L. Lewis C. Kuhn i A You could be in serious trouble . . . l move we have an exchange dinner with the football team . . . Homecoming queen finalist shoots self in face with tear gas pen . . . Big Deal, strictly nickle dime . . . we apologize to all the asthmatics . . . Baptism of the Mothers' Day sing trophy at the Mug . . . I question her ability . . . CheryI's theme song Rock of Ages DELTA ZETA DELTA ZETA Row One B. Snyder, Sec. P. Dstrander, Treas. L. Schomburg M . Petering, Pres. K. Schmidt, Housemother P. Evans M. Holtke Row Two T. Gibbons D. Luebbert S. Sink K. Smith S. Campbell C. Ziegler D. Hopkins Row Three D. Stewart C. Reed C. Boyd W. Willrich QQ 2jf,Q'f,'Q,e,, We call our treasurer mother . . . community L. Lutz 'Q-olv'f0QfLim closet in my room . . . Sherry Wash Basin . . D Mueller 5:25226 Hungarian house mother . . . the third floor E. lgovet en'am' ' ' -' I A Pykg ' penthouse reserved for hippies it s B Searcy E- lgfgfn called the disaster area . . . Row Five K. Bat - i J- Presijm Betty Bearcat . . . Mad . . . Hi, Lady. . . . S Center - - E-Qjjffd There's no place like this place anywhere J. Thies P. St ' ' P. Stguabfifjon near this place so this place must be the J. DeYore J- Atk 'S place . . . TM for short . . . The Half Moons . . 55 356 KAPPA ALPHA THETA lf f 31 -er KAPPA ALPHA THETA Row One T. Mann R. Branson, Housemother B. Ireland, Pres. P. Kilpatrick P. Connelly, Vice-Pres. P. Cole Row Two M. Chace C. Rossi D. Jackson E. Hamm T. Erazo K. Royalty B. Breyley S. Luth P. Drake D. Toll S. Scott S. Tullis Row Three D. Baum P. Brady P. Branch K. Emerson K. Moore C. Heitz M. Hawkins N. Kuethe L. Colter N. Osborn J. Ruehl P. Emerson D. Darling A. Kearsey Row Four S. Clark L. Huppertz D. Smith T. Preuninger C. McFall P. Ware V. Robinson B. Dinkel S. Wardlaw K. Sherer L. Kelley M. Freiberg P. Hall E. Miller S. Butler Row Five N. Lloyd G. Frank S. Studt M. Deddens C. VonDielingen A. Rogers E. Rusk V. Berning T. Tyler A. Thompson J. Kerstetter M. Buchanan K. Mongon M. Bizzarri 1 In W V LV,A V., Z. m y L, A , . 7 0.1 , A ,W , 1 , Z , , ..,. A5.LA ,iglz V Zzil r l ' ff?- S i V J Z 4 Nifty . . . BSI painted on the side of the House . . . Closet Cases and Sincerely FickIe are taking over . . . the writing on the window . . . PC-the Greek goddess . . . they took our cook and all the silverware . . . Mole . . . waterballoon fights with SAE . . . This is dedicated . . . beans, bananas, newspapers, and plastic spoons . . . Alpha Beta and Phi Beta . . . clothes sales . . . daggone . . . What's new, Pussy K.A.T.? . . 5 . KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA is I 'fx V t B ' A2 She spilled her pineapple all over the floor . . . likes kittens . . . Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa Kappa . . . it was green and big and awful, but we almost got it finished . . . her brother's a Beta . . . by hook or by crook . . . well, we're not SAE sweetheart, but they don't have one anyway . . . l want that turtle, and I want it tonight! . . . one among many . . .Donald Duck and James Brown . . . does it come in a kit? .. It's Dannie! . . . see you in Lauderdale . . KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA N Row One . Garretson M. Schain T. Rodrian C. Harlan T. Simmons J. Greiser M. Kisker S. Baetz B. Hayes N. Herrmann, K. Vannatta Treas. C. Billar L. Bean, Row Four Pres. M. Rasor K. Shaffer K. Young M. Shelgren L. Atkins C. Stare M. Beizne T. Sheve P. Kayser E. Knoop M. Mesloh Rgw Two M. Whitney J. Kimpel K. Tuttle P. Clevenger K. O'Toole A. Lingenfelter G- Glasser D. Shultheis N- Rockwell C. Wood D. Lewis S. Thaubald C- Cubby B. Schrop Row Five C. Adams C. Kendle L. Adams J. Grubb L. Schomaker P. Woodburn M. Duncan K. Wetzel S. Goyert L. Gillespie E. Vogel S. Schildt L. Frischertz S. Haas J. Deatrick L. Smith Row Three S. FltZpafl'lCK B, Flatt V. Schepman H, Liles J. Johnson J, Rewwer S. Slete L, Lutz C. Seitz T, Kolb R. Sevester S. Gilmore 357 PHI SIGMA SIGMA I J PHI SIGMA SIGMA First Row E. Adelstein J. Oberwager S. Zweig, Vice-Pres. B. Levine, Pres. D. Cederbaum, Sec. L. Rosen, Treas. B. Zippert Row Two S. Cohen R. Berger D. Liebman L. Polansky J. Cirker H. Victor R. Kendis E. Krantz J. Pullman M. Logan Row Three K. Laub J. Berzon L. Gorsky K. Halprin J. Neurman M. Wieder G. Turk R. Newman E. Schwarz L. Kuhn D. Siegel Row Four M. Haves L. Sezzen N. Schwartz E. Lewin L. Rosenberg J. Shulman A. Rosen M. Zelnick E. Magun H. Broder S. Freeman J. Tobin C. Simon L. Riederman Thunder, Thunderation we're the Phi Sig Row Five J. Zelnick M. Kessler W. Schneider S. Mintzer P. Gould M. Schwartz L. Sweet B. Friedman J. Powers J. Soldee J. Bassewitz S. Lazeroff A. Rubinoff D. Escott delegation . . . saddle shoes . . . came back to UC May 22, 1965 . . . H.Q. 802 Scioto . . . corn flakes rebellion . . . Does anyone know where INFORMATION is in Port Authority? . . kidnapped by Pikes . . . Collegiate, collegiate, yes are are collegiate . . . ATO Sweepstakes, and a trophy bigger than a house . . . we haven't any use for red hot flannels . . . the sphinx, the blue, the gold... SIGMA DELTA TAU Y ia, SIGMA DELTA TAU Row One B. Cohen C. Tobin L. Stoller, Treas. T. Feldman B. Bernstein, Pres. F. Silverman, Housemother J. Carp, Sec. N. Lovitch X Row Two C. Boyar E. Abrams A. Lehman J. Krueger B. Schecter M. Kraftsow S. Baum D. Stern D. Lazarus L. Shushansky Row Three N. Evans S. Zimmerman S. Hantman D. Greenberg D. Linder S. Weil J. Levine B. Pass P. Sterncek M. Wiederhorn C. Bradley F. Green f 5 .2 7 5 J Z Row Four W. Maxson M. Steirn J. Soren D. Hyman M. Barron S. Urdang P. Green J. Royal M. Good L. Kramer J. Teixler C. Elberg S- . Row Five L. Garber D. Silverman T. Levin N. Schwartz J. Shulruff H. Togut E. Ginsburg M. Lewin J. Rubenstein L. Dulsky B. Ferst S. Kandelson Stop playing that mandolin . . . revised rules for the revised house . . . Spaghetti dinner and Batman's personal design . . Will the Vim and Vigor of our Virtuous Virgin Be Victorious? . . . I just want to say . . . The legend of Karen . . . Carol Eilberg-Sophos Queen . . . girls do you have your whistles? . . treats from the Clark Bar elf . . . Don Don, Don, Don . . . Theta Chi-SDT Zoo Party goes to movies once more . . . who put the Bomp . . 359 360 ALPHA EPSILON PI ALPHA EPSILON Pl Row One Row Two J. Donn B. Lapidun M. Chudnof, M. Prince Pres. G. Hatkoff M. Bassichis, S. Turgovnick Vice-Pres. ALPHA EPSILON PI Row One B. Lapidns P. Harrison J. Jacoby M. Ashby, Housemother M. Chudnof, Pres. M. Prince E. Winkler K. Fox Row Two I. Tirnauer R. Porges S. Gest D. Levy C. Schwartz D. Dressler L. Strauss E. Kolton S. Weinberg Row Three S. Lehrer P. Engelman B. Evenchik S. Solomon F. Lafferman N. Kaplan M. Rinsky S. Sussberg H. Weinberg S. Bilsky R. Ludmerer M. Greenberg P. Staadeker Row Four M. Gordon H. Schneider S. Schneider J. Schneider C. Axelrod J. Casper R. Ross J. Meltzer T. Slamovits E. Hattenbach l. Zimmerman M. Lipson A. Rose L. Onkeles Row Five K. Levitt M. Scheffler D. Rothman M. Hordell R. Hillman R. Ash D. Willins H. Groshoff G. Witkin L. Waldman B. Plotnick M. Bosniak XR g l. ,,, N C A Q . 3 You're going places . . . the Coach . . . number two in scholarship . . . jungle party with invitations delivered by apes . . . the Snake . . . right back at you . . . Little Napoleon Co-Rec volleyball championship with Alpha Chi . . . the Mole . . . it's falling apart . . try something else . . . it's a strange relationship . . . New York and Cincinnati . is this for real . . . Briar . . . Foot . . we E 36 362 ALPHA SIGMA PHI Observatory on the second floor . . . Easy Ed A'-PHA S'GMA PH' . . . Chocolate moose, Green Hornet, and Blue Virgin . . . well, l doubt that . . . Leon Reloop . . . mostly from Ohio . . . I'm thinking, I'm thinking . . . a crescent kick . . . Hoot . . . Fizz . . . the Underdog . . . Glennus and Wrightus . . sounds funny, but it is funny . . . Perkins with Connie . . . out to lunch . . . the Lakewood . . . the Wop . . . bird feeder on the fire escape . . . Row One W. Zimmerman B. Husman, Housemother D. Gibson Row Two R. Wright E. Teets, Sec. D. Mundhenk S. Boulmetis Row Three G. Sanner . Pooler P. Purdon J. Tucker N D. Fee 363 364 ALPHA TAU OMEGA ALPHA TAU OMEGA Row One K. Deck B. Herring, Pres. R. Carey, Sweetheart J. Metzger Row Two P. Traub L. Parker L. Lauch J. Shea Row Three G. Rosenberger P. Rimmel J. Miller E. Ziegenhardt ALPHA TAU OMEGA Row One T. Borman J. Walters B. Herring, Pres. D. Kennett, Vice-Pres. J. Herring Row Two F. Rieber J. Page J. Jones T. Austin R. Kemnitzer J. Venneman K. Deck H. Elstrod T. King Row Three W. Minshall D. Keliermeier R. Cammerer J. Metzger L. Ringer D. Dickerson R. Rizzo M. Seibel J. Saccardi J. Shea Row Four J. Gudehus R. Lancaster T. Kissel C. Handel D. Schlemmer W. Miller R. Ball R. Mitchell T. Currin F. Lynch Row Five E. Ziegenhardt P. Rimmel G. Rosenberger D. Tewel J. Miller M. Griesel J. Obermeyer R. Lesniewicz J. McConn Zelda-she has varicose veins . . . Lukey wants blood . . . Ronnie-a one man ghetto . . . Well, we had a diplomatic formal . . . Nicole, Nicole-at least until 4 . . . Dewey, it's time you find a girl and settle down . . . Walters getting pinned in the stadium, stoned . . . The Salvation Army is Great . . . Lakewood Express leaves soon . . . Shea and Sweepstakes girls . . . what about the Phi Sigs, Jeff? . . . Walt has a knack with hillbilly crooners . . 365 366 BETA TH ETA PI OK fine . . . when're you leaving? . . . Frog . . heavy duty . . . Frog . . . Utopia, the Animal Farm, and the Outer Limits . . . our biggest trophy is for pancake eating . . . so what, man? . . . January 20 to February 20 . . . Lottie . . . the Fang . . . Helen Keller . . . come around and meet the brothers . . . we'II be seeing you . . . Barry Beta . . . two drinks of that stuff and they started reaching for my date's toga . . . Harvey . . . negative . . . 2BHO . . BETA THETA P Row One R. Freiburger J. Terry M. Dale, Sec. D. Avery, Treas. E. Nowlin, Pres. M. Alcorn, Housemother T. Becker, Vice-Pres. M. Hershey, Treas. Row Two K. Langner T. Radcliffe J. Bauman J. Hall J. McElwee G. Kaiser . Wilson . Smith M. Murphy T. Pace F T Row Three D. North J. Pancoast J. Williams R. Griffiths T. Bell C. Elliott B. Fisher F. Heis T. Lindberg Row Four S. Soule T. Hardwick B. Caldwell D. Wilson D. Feucht B. Tiller J. Schroder D. Noseman B. Arnett ge BETA TH ETA Pl Row One D. Cottier C. Ellis B. Taylor Row Two R. Tanner M. Jennings B. Robbins J. Mann D. Marohn Row Three J. Besch T. McCarty G. Leugers N. Abanto D. Shick Row Four P. Strasser R. Lawson B. Hawkins B. McClure J. Anderson 367 DELTA TAU DELTA DELTA TAU DELTA Row One D. Griffith, Sec. M. Ullman Row Two D. Nordlund K. Patterson W. Parsons P. Kuntz Row Three R. Bragg B. Hunter J. Purcell K. Challenger J. Gottman Row Four S. Pedersen D. Erwine J. Kormos M. Bowyer S. Unangst DELTA TAU DELTA Row One T . Hoffeld D. Prahl, Treas. C. Drach, Sweetheart R. Schatz, Pres. R. Sawyer, Housemother C. Taylor, Vice-Pres. B. Pert J. Bagenstose Row Two M. Adachi J. Schneider T. Ebright T. Steusloff J. LeGrand B. Engle J. Sauer A. Seybert N. Murdock B. Petterson Row Three S. Elmore R. Peter J. Tomke G. Wiley K. Kornell M. Uallery T. Humes R. Bodager J. Weaver B. Barsan Row Four , P. Hartsock C. Ramey D. Carver B. Erwine J. Hoffmann B. llg E. Lenning J. Grisik R. Schnee D. McCormick Row Five J. Wiley J. Baxa J. Belser L. Ferdock B. Ferguson J. Peep S. Barton B. Leiter P. Vollbracht P. Leach B. Kisro And for my next activity . . . Poo ponders change . . . Wonder what the N-R has to say about us this week . . . Wet birds never fly at night . . . l'm a Mover . . . Canfield hook . . . E Award 1152 . . . What's KKG spelled backwards? . . . Ellis' contraption for Sigma Sigma carnival . . . Intramurals, yes! . . . ARE YOU READY? . . . Hodie something or other . . . Congrats, Mouse . . . Smile for us, Lynne . . . a finalist float . . . six on Student Council . . . 369 370 THETA CHI THETA CHI Row One J. Smith, Pres. B. Povall Row Two L. Semko M. Murtaugh B. Adams Row Three B. Power J. Shock B. Ribarsky THETA CHI Row One W. Crenshaw N. Deters S. Stiller L. Neel, Housemother D. Huber, Pres. C. Emmons, Dream Girl J. Smith, Vice-Pres. B. Adams R. Stark Row Two W. Cammarota D. Joos M Murtaugh M Kindred G. Firmbach S. Birn M Eastman L. Carmean W. Olliver R. Felton Row Three P. Bary J. Pritchett G. Rathbun B. Sherrill D. Nickerson D. Chekinovich D. Harrsen R. Kerka W. Weichold J. Carroll R. Tate Row Four W. Trickey J. Serger J. Love R. Bosse B. Nelson D. Thompson B. Matre B. Schantz D. Wallace M. Schlueter M. Seifert W. Smith Row Five P. Welsh D. Seiler D. Bergman D. Bartholow B. Ribarsky J. Anderson B. Mueller T. Bennett D. Stewart J. Pidhirny M. Hurley D. Adams R. Hetrick OX -.X ...I 5 G .4 W 'M i 7, 'iq A if V G f 4, Hx , m,,.A .4 Crunch . . . Lunch . . Gugo . . . Catch this-MPWB . . . we're too creative for anything that's standard . . . Crazy Lou . . . Portalet . . . I'm sorry we're not going to get gross . . . chariot race . . . Sigma Sigma booth . . what do we call our floors? First, Second, and Third . . . I've got a goofy car . . . we'II take a guess . . . Rodney . . . the Lunch-mobile . . . Mother's Day Sing, yes . . IH1 W K d 37 372 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA The HUN is coming . . . the weekly Chi . . . Alpha Nu Nu Epsilon Chi . . . Gyro . . . Charlie . . Boris . . . T. B .... Chug . . . OB . . . Lambda Chi comes in second in Missouri Valley Conference in swimming . . . Hey, Mr. Tamborine Man . . . N G ah yes, my little chickadee . . . white Rosey . . . the Standing Ovations . . . Little 0 party with the Kappas . . .PR-Reason for doing everything . . . Sing a Song of Six Points . . Dr. Mac makes the big time . . . Hello, Dolly . . . LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Row One D. Lang G. Conner Row Two D. Bennie A. Gorga LAMBDA CHI ALPHA Row One B. Henke, Treas. K. McKowen, Sweetheart D. Quinlan, Pres J. Sweeney, Housemother W. Parker, Vice-Pres. A. Myers Row Two B. lgnatz B. Lashway J. Holland E. Flunn D. Partenheimer F. Zacharias R . Murdoch J. McElravy G. Todd B. Murray Row Three G. Garland T. Austin L. Borcherding P. Stacy J. Colao R. Sangl G. Left R. Ortner J. Schneider B. Heslar K. Oishi Row Four R. Buchholz P. Daugherty GX Ault B. Laundy T. Myers S. Shurtz D. Thompson J. Senhauser P. Gossard R. Herdliska P. Ha rritos Row Five J. Kuyper M. Kerley P. Bush R. Vamos M. Jordan B. Hoeweler D. Johnson T. Creahan R. Beasley B. Sboray Row Six E. Lenz R. Schneider T. Pickrel L. Hastings W. Colvin D. Sinck J. Doyle B. Hillman J. Boulton J. O'Brien 373 374 PI KAPPA ALPHA PI KAPPA ALPHA First Row L. Van Derzee T. Friedmann J. Deatrick P. Pinyard D. Lehman Row Two D. Ramey T. Cole G. Bolton D. Siemer S. Armsey Row Three D. Hurst J. Van Deusen L. Fenicle F. Pfeiffer P. Braum D. Jackson For some grins . . . Norbert got his car repossessed . . . Intramural wrestling . . . our scholarship chairman went on probation . holy cow . . . The West Virginia Hills . . . we love the Delts . . . let's go grab a beer . . . Mench-Alpha Gam man . . . VW's and Chevy's . . . northern Ohio and Pennsylvania . . . probably a nurd . . . Moseby . . . Cyclops . . clean one, gee . . . it's onthe blink . . PI KAPPA ALPHA Row One A . Swafford N. Orphan, Vice-Pres. G. Menchhofer, Pres. Z. Wiggers, Dream Girl R. Dineen, Treas. L. Rogers F. Stanhope Row Two D. Lehman G. Adams D. Hurst G. Hubbuch J. Conti 'wc' B. Briggs D. Mehaffie Row Three P. Jenkins B. Bagg B. Smythe S. Quick A. Arbuckle D. Moul G. Thompson Row Four D. Jackson T. Hess D. Cleeter B. Hausman B. Bailey J. Lanz E. Shank 375 376 PI LAMBDA PHI PI LAM BDA PHI Row One J. Sheriff, Sec. B. Fortunoff B. Goldberg A. DuPont, Pres B. Plotkin, Vice-Pres. L. Guedalia J. Weiner Row Two S. Goldsmith H. Weiss S. Kalisky R. Wolfson B. Zeman S. Timen D. Tornberg J. Selman A. Fleischer K. Pressman Row Three R. Mintz R. Litt W. Barnett A. Arnold P. Kleinman J. Koblick B. Berk A. Lang R. Josephberg F. Kaplan B. Gladstone Row Four M. Gamzon A. Goldberg D. Kreisberg M. Hirsch H. Silberman M. Marks L. Adams S. Cayne A. Marks R. Brian R. Moskowitz Row Five B. Brier J. Felman B. Garfield J. Sherman D. Young D. Neal M. Breskin R. Burten J. Dudley H. Klein E. Rosen Meanwhile . . . New York and Cleveland . . . You're fined two dollars . . . we call ours Mom . . . so how you? . . . Rex the wonder dog . . . spell it backwards . . . Knux . . . Vegetable . . . well, they're not the kind of things you'd tell a complete stranger over the phone . . . we just got new carpeting in our house . . . teenie . . Mustangs and Triumphs . . . junior prom chairman . . . Southern Ohio Business School . . Pl LAM BDA PHI Row One R. Goldman R. Golden Row Two C. Levinthal N. Glaser Row Three D. Levine P. Sawits A. Rifkin 5- 378 PHI DELTA THETA PHI DELTA TH ETA Row One R. Watkins J. Hasselbach, Vice-Pres. H. Green, Pres. T. Park, Sec. R. Uckotler Row Two D. Distel F. Coy L. Montanus K. Oerther S. Sheridan D. Converse K. Jording Row Three D. Brockfield R. Corgan R. Mathes R. Ball J. Ball D. Wulfekotler A. Kuhn R. Logsdon M. Faulkner Row Four P. Schmidt B. Lichtenberg T. McCallister D. Savage D. Foulkes D. Dost D. Schneider B. Westerkamp D. Carr D. Lester Row Five J. Kreider R. Runck J. Back R. Mintorn F. Laurence R. Gruenwald F. Dugan G. Neuburger T. Esposito Let's get a consensus here . . . Fuzzy . . . he's a brother in the bond . . . Gold Star award- one of five best chapters in the nation . . we're pretty liberal down here . . . Super- jock . . . it's been rumored, but nothing sure . it has a leak in its pipe . . . we've got everything down here from junk heaps to Cadillacs . . . that's pretty funny . . . Moose . . if they step on the crest, they get chastized . . . Digby Avenue Boys Club . . PHI DELTA THETA Row One G. Gottschalk R. Evans, Treas. Row Two K. Core D. Glenn D. Converse Row Three M. McCarthy S. Day I. Klosterman R. Smith A Q 55 Q. .W . K .y Mfg 379 380 PHI KAPPA THETA PHI KAPPA TH ETA Row One R. Mischell B. Currie P. Marcotte B. Ricaud, Treas. T. Mayer, Pres. B. Ginandt, Sec. P. Moran B. Wilhelm L. Churchville Row Two J. Alleier J. Colonel M. Fischer M. Haverkamp T. Smith C. Geraci J. Mathieu J. Frasca G. Winters M. Richards Row Three B. Poremba L. Staab D. Adovasio J. Kemen A. Brune D. Rouster P. Block D. Barga F. Rieger J. Haverkamp Row Four B. Reese J. Shorten B. Thomas J. Backman D. Schwendenman R. Theryoung R. Hoffman M. Windler B. Peterson S. Eisenhauer D. Schwain Row Five F. Herschede P. Gallagher D . Sarver M. Sadowski D. Hill J. Fedasch G. Tragesser B. Lindman G. Weikel E. Donovan PHI KAPPA THETA Row One M. Sarracino J. Wagner, Treas. D. Kettler, Vice-Pres. S. Martz Row Two E. Mataitis G. Van Hart M. Rollago T. Smith J. Strohmenger Row Three B. Molique J. Fedor D. Hill J. Lee B. Taylor Just general goofing around, you know . . . an L-shaped house . . . Scuby . . . Toe . . . mostly cheap ones . . . best public relations award from national . . . best known mascot on campus . . . we've got a pretty good rivalry going there . . . guys are funny . . . there's no way . . . chug-oft . . . Fitzy, Lizzie, and Mutz . . . Handsome Jim . . . she's the greatest . . . what's happening, baby? . . . 38 382 E PHI KAPPA TAU l ,4- , 'QF' A .ii W .1 PHI KAPPA TAU Row One B. Smock, Sec. R. Gaines, Vice-Pres. F. Franzmann, Pres. G. Kuyper, Vice-Pres. Row Two C. Pohl R. Pfaff K. Faller D. Long L. Assaley D. Leman L. Proctor Row Three J. Lathrop R. Smith D. Foglesong T. Swaim D. Davies D. Weiss J. Willis D. Johnson Row Four A. Lorenz C. Heisel R. Molencraft W. Betz F. Swaisgood G. Meinberg M. Frauhiger S. Coury Right! . . . well, you wouIdn't put it in the Cincinnatian . . . lchabod . . . bout half . . . he's very jealous about his teddy bear . . . this big snowball in the middle of Clifton Avenue . . definitely sweet and sociable but she doesn't drink too much . . . He thought he was smart! He thought he was witty! But you should see him react! When his girl says- . . . I doubt it . . . Tweetie . . .Germ . . . Bomba . . . like a bear PHI KAPPA TAU Row One D. Muckerheide, Treas. C. Taylor, Dream Girl Row Two J. Rudd J. Parker R. Huff Row Three W. Kociuruba R. Schlenck T. Dilger G. Gruber Row Four T. Kalaman J. Higgins P. Belo D. McCann J. Belo SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Row One W. Huff, Advisor L. Jardon, Treas. J. Hardy, Pres. D. Walker, Vice-Pres. Row Two B. Webb S. Leininger B. Stephens B. Mason R. Brockmeier W. Murphy J. Tomaselli B. Karas Row Three J. Reiman D. Cluggish B. Fee H. Dietz C. Muhlhauser L. Cole J. Hagner B. Roscoe E. Fox Row Rour K. Lichtendahl M. Thorpe D. Edwards W. Kinsley R. McHenry R. Findlay J. Mosele M. Button J. Terry D. Currie B. Osborn Row Five J. Perkinson J. Griffith D. Osborn C. Mardis J. Herr T. Rogers R. Wray G. Jenkins J. Young M. Eggers R. Ballard, Sec. S. Kessler R. Nadler SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Row One D. Tilden L. Jardon, Treas. L. May, Housemother J. Hagner, Pres. D. Mitchell D. Siemer Row Two S. Manley D. Parker D. Cluggish L. Miller K. Gleich D. Sheehy R. Hopple Row Three D. Flory G. Nyktas T. Morrow R. Gross S. Thompson J. Terry J. Evans B. Mason Row Four B. McElhinney J. Bowyer J. Boyd R. Noble S. lsphording G. Howard L. Bohabt J. Colvin J. Moon Row Five M. Dillon T. Herrlinger D. Gezymalla C. Herrmann B . Kucharski T. Montgomery T. Rogers Barton A. J. Griffith Brotherhood twenty-four hours a day . . . then he got on this kick about labeling things . . . there's Matt Dillon-he's a New Jersey hill jack . . . most of the pledges are scholastically deferred . . . the new Messiah on a motor cycle . . . Iota Kappa, third floor honorary . . . get grins . . . send a pledge in to clean out the cave . . . Marv Glidden and the Beard . . . Jake-that's me . . . the dead bear hunt . . . Abdul the Tentmaker . . . IM trophy . . . grades SIGMA ALPHA MU Q SIGMA ALPHA MU Row One S. Hanley J. Zakim J. Levy, Vice-Pres. L. Beck, Pres. S . Harr, Sec. B. Klien B. Powell F. Lipp D. Goldenberg Row Two S. Steinberg M. Taplits H. Kerner S. Appel J. Strauss B. Siegel B. Klein S. Gerber G. Ackerman V. Allen P. Eden Row Three P. Robin S. Wikas S. Blum A. Paul H. Mayers J. Feil M. Marks D. Goldman S. Baylin B. Chapman L. Davidson B. Solms Row Four A. Schwartz R. Green B. Kaplan E. Rothschild J. Meister V. Jaffa M. Lewis K. Schlechter K. Kuresman D. Nudell E. Effron Row Five G. Sigler M. Kaplan S. Zaret L. Green R. Goldhair J. Ajzner L. Rinsky R. Wacksman A. Bortz V. Harrison S. Throne Fiftieth anniversary . . . Uncle Sam wants you! . . . where does any good Sammy go for spring vacation . . . the mighty Hercules . . . so I sat and I thought What does every kid need at exam time? . . . it's spring again and the Sammies are in season . . . I should suffer . . . zoo breath . . . don't let the sun catch you mooning . . . sick things what we need are some more kids from New York . . . Zeta lawn parking lot . . 387 SIGMA NU SIGMA NU Row One D. Fiala, Vice-Pres W. Hare, Housemother J. Walters, Pres. S. Long, Sweetheart H. Roe, Vice-Pres. Row Two G. Lamb B. Milofsky K. Knapp J. Brielmaier W. Heide L. Broedow Row Three D. Maurer T. Clyne C. Loehrke M. Ritchie D. Swan T. Vanschaick C. Francy Row Four G. Schultz D. Seitz W. Franz R. Crane D. Campbell D. England L. Fleck Waiting for the mail . . . fireside tonight . . . Gilligan lost and I stayed up 44 hours . . . get serious . . . poor baby . . . Little Lee and Big Lee . . . the Duchess . . . Roman toga party quiet evenings after dark . . . 149 clique . . Napoleon slept here, why not you? . . . HPC . the Greek . . . I'm helping the college of my choice by going here instead . . . Last night . . . the Bobsey twins . . . The Roe . . Goose . . Don't wake me while I'm working . Af , H Q :P - H G. Wy, ,,:. yy fl? , 2 ,n 2- K A -L Yjxxhvxb A W ' X IA' Q ss 94'-fx 389 4 f No matter where you go, there you are . . . the Joy Boys . . . Silver Chalice . . . Camp Washington Chili Parlor . . . Frid . . . you'd have to see him to believe him . . . the Cage . . . what can we say about the kites? . . . the pope- ODK outstanding freshman . . . the red door of friendship . . . you're not as dead as l thought you were . . . Mighty we'II always be, a brotherhood of unity . . . the Star . . . oof, oof . . . Walker Street annex . . . all sunshine . . . , +1 f Q fm, . ag Z, ,,i, in r llili y yyyyy y,yy SIGMA PHI EPSILON l .. Q i L Q SIGMA PHI EPSILON Row One Row Three R. Walters W. Thompson J. Ventura J. Pagano D. Puhalla D. Dammeyer R. Meredith C. Littleton D. Barnett, D. Reigle Sec. J. Fisher R. Mecum B. Rapp E. Panasewicz J. Bergman R. Wilson T. Vick Row Two Row Four D. Risser M. Turner A. Venosa K. Schuette P. Shepardson R. Traeger P. Wells G. Reck R. Smith R. Wickert R. Read J. Day B. Robeson B. Mulvihill J. Martin A. Zukoski D. Andrews SIGMA PHI EPSILON Row One D. Macbeth R. Menke, Treas. J. Fein, Pres. J. Maurer, Vice-Pres. B. Buerger T. Timmel Row Two J. Kindsvatter T. Ciminillo W. Cook T. Saul J. McNeal B. Soupcoff Row Three T. Gerdes S. Brubaker J. Cassis F. Nutter T. Walton J. Fitzpatrick Row Four T. West J. Waldron S. Day J. Saylor S. Partridge B. Saylor J. Hill 392 College boy, hey? . . . l'll bet you're a fraternity man . . . Rupert T. Fish . . . he likes to bask in the sun and he sleeps with his head under the covers . . . Hi, my name's John Sawyer . . . Blazer . . . Crane . . . Prune . . . smiling like a fox onameat wagon . . . IM football champs . . . Corvettes . . . the Bean . . the Crater Cover . . . your humor's only surpassed by your foolishness . . . on the roof . . . SIGMA CHI SIGMA CHI Row One J. Young, Pres. N. Bauer, Vice'Pres. Row Two J. Marston L. Simpson J. McKnight, Jr. T. Hohnecker Row Three R. Easterling D. Thompson E. Bailey J. Hoyt Row Four A. Brown R. Aitken G. Staley T. Jocum D. Cleary SIGMA CHI Row One D. McClure J. Sawyer J. Alban, Sweetheart J. Young, Pres. N. Bauer, Vice-Pres. L. Prues E. Hilsinger Row Two C. James J. McKnight J. Marston W. McBeath M. Johnstone D. Mahlman J. Haft B. Johnstone R. Stroud D. Campbell T. Simpson Row Three T. DeCuollo C. Hilsinger B. Welch R. Easterling B. K. J. B. C. B. A. Duacebag Baker Gerdsen Fosco Shenefelt Rueger Mahcman Row Four E. M. J. J. E R. R. G D. D. Bailey Hoye Valentine Holzschuh Teotmann Fuson Curry Miltenberger Holt Wilhelm Row Five J. O. B. J. C. R. T. B. M Beauchamp Bagadonuts Brinkman Jellison Geidner Pennington Wisenall Stockwell . Follick 393 394 TAU KAPPA EPSILON TAU KAPPA EPS I LON Row One J. Corbett B. Stepp, Treas. M. Webb, Sec. B . Brossa rt, Pres. G. Butterbaugh, Vice-Pres. D. Wagner K. Holzinger Row Two C. Van Pelt W. Koch D. Hirsch D. Hendricks J. Akers J. Rover M. Edmonson R. Wilson W. Hemer Row Three C. Staley L. Bertoli J. Buescher J. Ley D Jacob J. Dale E. Seyffer J. Mops J. Heminger Row Four D. Leith J. Hartman W. McAIister L. Anderson R Woodruff L. Rath J. Barsness G Greenweil D. Schagtzle Row Five G Raynor D. Gentzow G Chalfant R Lynch T. Oole R. Rebman B. Tobin J. Pack S. Bridges I tell you it's so . . . Woody . . . we don't have a housemother . . . some wrecks, some foreign cars . . . well, we've heard of them . . . Kid . . . we're impartial . . . Clyde, Ohio and Washington, Pa . . . well, he got himself engaged, that's one goofy thing he did . . . that's kind of rough . . . Wags . . . Rambling . . . well, lots of us are business majors . . . Keg . . . l'm a pledge and l go around calling everybody Mister . . . l'm from Lima 395 TRIANGLE S gain.. fK TRIANGLE Row One L. Guthrie G. Haas, Treas. J. Thomas, Sec. T. Seese Row Two T. Garvin P. Esswein P. Wenner T. Huston B. Zieg Row Three E. Kapron C. Kazmierski P. McKane J. Chapman R. Held J. Griffin Row Four H. Fulks R. Fraley B. Fluharty T. Brown P. Riechmann J. Moore J. Stratman TRIANGLE Row One K. Tharp, Treas. B. Elam, Sweetheart R. Benbow, Pres. B. Steiner, Vice-Pres. Row Two R. Patton J. Seran D. Wisebaker J. Kahn Row Three G. Hahn D. Dale W. Steiner T. Kurilec Row Four M. Kelley R. Fraley B. Stiers P. Hubbert R. Hannmann All we do is play bridge nowadays . . . Spas-the refrigerator is bleeding . . . Hey, Woody! you going to throw the football today? . . . another two hours and you'll get the sportsman of the year award . . . Bujon-Japanese, say what? . . . Its Harp with a T and Boy Blunder . . . Has Ski-King been playing the bugle lately? . . . Dumb Pledge . . . Answer the phone, Bobbo, it's 12 o'clock . . . let's keep the red rug anyway . . . 397 . l 398 ACACIA Row One J. Koegel B. Borman, Pres. R. Andersen, Treas. Row Two S. Dimpleston I. Bond F. Williams Row Three D. Harwood T. Broy J. Morgan P. Flaugher ACACIA Sometimes you get the Bear, sometimes the Bear gets you, but most of the time the Bear gets himself . . . Three Fingers . . . the ear handle . . . the Montgomerymobile . . . have you heard the rumor about . . . ? . . . This is Acacia, Swing, baby . . . with one blow of my mighty fist . . . Parnelli . . . General Paul . . . yeah, you could say that . . . tell it like it is . . . Sorgum . . . the Flash . . . Chicken Man . . . you have no feeling for your fellow man ACACIA Row One R. Knight M. Smith Row Two J. Shriner, Treas. S. Andersen, Vice-Pres. T. Montague Row Three . Borman Joos . Bogstie Dorfman gnwgnm KAPPA ALPHA PSI KAPPA ALPHA C. Kellom, Sec. W. Wallace B. Walton PSI S. Wilson T. Peeks D. Hubbard Row one Row Two L. Brown A. Colvard A. Stone, Advisor G. Thomas Row Three J- Ca e'V H. Fuller, Pres. D. Dixon G. Hood Jakes . . . Buddha . . . Bahamas . . . sweetheart candi- dates . . . it's almost 11:00 . . . Carol Huckaby- sweetheart of Kappa Alpha Psi . . . all the fraternities and sororities sent representatives and we really had a great time . . . Kappa Karnival in May . . . regional convention in Charleston, W. Va .... Howard Fuller, outstanding achievement award . . . the Bomb . . . I'm going to live in the house soon . . . 10 great winter pledges . . . Pledge Sweetheart Dance . . . crayons and coloring books for underprivileged children . . . 399 ALPHA PHI ALPHA 4 fw. li it sl . 91 L. . ' 1 A Phi till the day we die . . . Vernon the Hog Champion . . . full members of IFC for the first time this year . . . Adam Clayton Powell-a distinguished alum . . . the Blue Fury . . . the Brown Bomb . . . They call her the Dog Catcher . . . house on Scioto Street- occupied to the fullest extent, especially on the weekends . . . What A Phi Has Done For Me . . . the Dean of Men came to the house for a meeting and the electricity was turned off . . . ALPHA PHI ALPHA Row One C. Berry, Sec. A. Pate, Vice-Pres. D. Allen, Pres. W. Douglas, Treas. Row Two M. Green C. Ballard L. Merritts J. Jackson Row Three M. Norman E. Thompson B. Heyward E. Lane SENIOR INFORMATION Luther P. Aaberg, BS Architecture, Huntsville, Ala. Patricia L. Abel, BS Kindergarten-Primary, Cincinnati, O.: AAH, Student Directory, YWCA, K-P Club, SEA. William S. Abernethy, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: DAQ !Pres.J, Fresh. Class Pres., St. Bar Assoc., Cab. of St. Leaders. Robert A. Achtel, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: OX lPres.j. Richard A. Ackley, BA Economics, Cincinnati, O.: Cross Country. Michael K. Adachi, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: A1IJA, Alpha Gam Man, I-Xllelkmes, YMCA Cab., Cincinnatus, Men's Adv., International Club, Spirit Club, Arthur R. Adams, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: Pharm. Trib. CPres., V. Pres., Treas.l, KW iTreas.J David B. Adams, BA Psychology, Cincinnati, O. John S. Adams, BS Agriculture, Zionsville, Ind.: AIA. Raymond M. Agnor, BA ZOOIOSYI Cincinnati, O.: AFROTC. gtratryn J. Albright, BS Deaf Education, Cincinnati, O.: AKA, Special Educ. u . Elaine R. Alderson, Assoc. Degree Business, Cincinnati, O. James D. Alfred, BS Architecture, Parkersburg, W. Va.: IIKA iSec.J, A1IrA, Scarab, D.A.A. Trib., Glee Club, Mummers Guild, AIA. Donald R. Allen, BS Metallurgical Engineering, Buffalo, N.Y.: AEID iPres.J, ASM 1Sec.J. Nancy J. Allen, BS Deaf Education, Cincinnati, O.: Special Educ. Club, AWS, Modern Dance Club. Thomas J. Allen, BS Civil Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: ASCE. Julianne J. Altenau, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: Penguins, Chemistry Club lSec.7, Scioto Hall Cab. Kaye H. Altmann, BS Elementary Education, Cincinnati, O.: KAII, Janice S. Alvis, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: MOB. William J. Amantea, BS Architecture, Pittsburgh, Pa. William M. Ambos, BS Industrial Management, Sidney, O.: AEIT, SAM. Richard L. Amos, BS Electrical Engineering, Trotwood, O.: EQE, Glee Club, IEEE, YMCA. Thomas A. Anastasio, BS Zoology, Perth Amboy, N.J.: Glee Club. gay Anderson, BA Elementary Education, Cincinnati. O.: Trianon, Wesley oun . Thomas F. Andes, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: AEIT, BAW, EIE lSec.J getty L. Anes, BS Elementary Education, Great Neck, N.Y.: Hillel, Dorm roc or. Gary E. Angeline, BS Electrical Engineering, Vienna, Va.: Lutheran Found. D. N. Angner, BA Personnel and Industrial Relations, Cincinnati, O. Thomas E. Anspach, BS Community Planning, Cincinnati, O.: St. Planner's Forum, Lutheran Found. cllgarjgaret M. Armbrust, BS Advertising, Cincinnati, O.: SQA lSec.J. Newman u . Karen A. Armbruster, BS Kindergarten-Primary, Cincinnati, O.: KA, KA1'I CTreas.l, Educ. Trib., St. Council, Orientation Board, St. Speakers Bureau, Women's Adv., YWCA, K-P Club. Edward E. Arnold, BS Agriculture, Cincinnati, O. Richard W. Arnold, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. Michael E. Arra, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. Robert W. Ashcraft, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O. Harry D. Atherton, BS Electrical Engineering, Harrison. O.: TBH, HKN. Barbara L. Aufdenberg, BS Elementary Education, Cincinnati, O.: KA1'I, SEA. Donna J. Augustine, BM Organ, Warren, O.: C.C.M. Trib., Women's Council. Bernard B. Bacevich, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: AKA, l'IKE. Cliord R. Backscheider, BA Sociology, Cincinnati, O. Karl T. Bagdal, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. gliry Bail, BA French-BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Honorary Cadet o one . Richard O. Bair, BA Mechanical Engineering, North Canton, O.: TITS iTreas.D, SAE CPres.J, ASME. Minna C. Baker, BA English, Cincinnati, O.: AAA, KAII, Modern Dance Club, Christian Science, SEA. William A. Baker, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Barbara A. Bales, BS Nursing, Wilmington, O.: AAA. John B. Hall, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. Lois A. Ball, Assoc. Legal Secretary, Cincinnati, O. Vera V. Ball, BS Education, Cincinnati, O. Worth Balsley, BBA Management, Pittsburgh, Pa. Fred L. Banta, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: AZH, AMA, SAM, IEEE. Judith M. Barash, BA History, Cincinnati, O.: Trianon, Profile, Hillel, Debaters. Kathleen A. Barbour, Assoc. Degree, Cincinnati, O.: All CTreas.J, St. Council, Univ. Trib., Newman Club. Charles W. Barkalow, Assoc. Business, Cleves, O., Newman Club, ROTC. David P. Barkalow, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: KW, Pharm. Trib., APhA. Lynn J. Barnaby, BS Speech and Hearing Therapy, Cincinnati. O.: KA1'I, Special Educ. Club, Speech and Hearing Club CPres.7. David P Barnett, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: EOE CSec,D, Glee Club, Men's Adv., IEEE. Jacqueline P. Barnett, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: NEA. James L. Barrett, MD Medicine, Des Plaines, Ill.: AKK. Samuel L. Barrick, Jr., BA Pre-Management, Loveland, O. Elizabeth R. Barrow, BA Music, Cincinnati, O.: ZX Derby Day Queen, News Record, YWCA, Glee Club, Univ. Singers, Chorus, Chorale, Mummer's Guild, Women's Adv., AWS, Spirit Club. William E. Barry, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: EN. Gerald R. Barthel, BS Mechanical Engineering, St. Louis, Mo.: IIT2, SAE. Rgrggrt A. Bass, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: TBII, HKN, Hillel, I . Judith L. Baston, BFA-BS Education, La Mesa, Calif.: AGPA, NAEA. Raymond L. Bauer, BS History-Speech, Lockland, O. Pamela F. Baum, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. Ralph E. Baumann, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O.: AIA. Lydia C. Bean, BA History-BS Education, La Porte, Ind.: KKI' 1Pres.7, AAA, IIJAE, Women's Adv. Larry K. Becker, BBA Accounting, West Milton, O. Sr. Mary P. Beckman, R.S.M., BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O. Daniel G. Beebe, BS Industrial Management, Lima, O.: ATA, Sophos. I Harriet E. Beebe, BM Voice, Rockville, Ind.: MQE fSec.b, Women's Council. Karen L. Behrman, BFA Fine Arts, Great Neck, N.Y. Martha J. Behrns, BS Medical Technology, Cincinnati, O.: OGIIA, CINCIN- NATIAN, News Record. Ronald C. Beier, BS Zoology, Cincinnati, O. Daniel D. Beineke, MD Medicine, Ft. Thomas, Ky., SAMA. Robert J. Belanger, BS Mathematics, Cincinnati, O.: AEA. Jack L. Bell, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: SAM. Janet R. Bell, BS Interior Design, Centerville, O.: AAA fV.Pres.l, AQA, AIID iPres.J, NSID. Phillip M. Bell, BS Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: SAM, AMA. Steven A. Bell, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. John R. Belo, BS Metallurgical Engineering, Pittsburgh, Pa.: QKT, ASM. Carol A. Bender, BS Fashion Design, Buffalo, N.Y. David F. Bennett, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Robert M. Bercaw, BS Chemical Engineering, Lebanon, O. Alice J. Bernard, BS Medical Technology, Cincinnati, O.: AX!! CTreas.J. John Berry, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, 0.: BAW. Carol L. Bertoglio, BA Psychology, Mt. Pleasant, Ill.: AAA, Guidon, Mortar Board, Union Board CV.Pres., Pres.J, WX, Soph. Mum Sale Comm. Chrm., Homecoming Comm. Chrm. Kathy A. Bettinger, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: YWCA, SNEA, K-P Club. Joe D. Biancke, BS Advertising Design, Cynthiana, Ky.: QA8, Coop. Engineer Staff, DAA Trib. Nancy E. Biehle, Assoc. Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O.: All, Newman Center, Glee Club, Future Sec. Gerry A. Biggin, Assoc. Home Economics, Cleveland, O. Robert E. Billingsley, BS Electrical Engineering, McComb, 0. Linda S. Bingle, Assoc. Business, North Bend, O. James A. Black, JD Law, Cincinnati, O. Robert J. Bledsoe, BS Industrial Design, Cincinnati, O. Dennis C. Bley, BS Electrical Engineering, Walton, Ky.: ZX. Paul E. Block, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: CIJKS iSec.J, Newman Club, Men's Adv. APhA. Richard J. Blomer, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O. H. Thomas Blum, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: AKK. I. Drgrirand Boaz, Ill, BA English, Cincinnati, O.: WEEP, S.E. Club, Wesley oun . Eugene A. Bober, BS Community Planning, Baltimore, Md.: EAM, St. Planner's Forum. Robert F. Boeckmann, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: TITS, SAM, ASME. Mary M. Boehm, BS Interior Design, Jenera, O.: AID CSec.J, NSID QSec.I. John J. Boerner, BS Chemistry, Massillon, O. Jane Bohnenkamper, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AQ, Glee Club, Future Sec., NEA, WEEP. Diann L. Bold, BS Spanish, Cincinnati, O.: SEA. John W. Bollinger, BS Mathematics, Cincinnati, O.: Student Directory, SAE. Ronald M. Bollinger, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: SAE, ASME. Douglas J. Bonnell, BBA Accounting, Findlay, O. Corinne S. Bolte, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: XD, Arete, Penguins. James L. Bono, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: AXE CPres.J, AlChE. Saundra L. Borden, BM Voice, Miami, Fla.: MQE iTreas.J, Chorus. Dan Bork, BS Electrical Engineering, Dayton, O.: ATA, Eng. Trib., Spirit Club, Sailing Club. Nargcy E. Born, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Center, SEA, Glee Clu . gobgrftaj L. Bosworth, BS Dietetics, Louisville, Ky.: KA, Angel Flight, Home .c. u . Samuel N. Boulmetis, BS Architecture, Yonkers, N.Y.: A20 lPres., V.PresJ, C. Jack L. Boulton, BS Advertising Design, Columbus, Ind.: AXA fV.Pres.J, Sophos CPres.b, Metro, OAK fPres.D, A4IJA. Proof Press, D.A.A. Trib., Jr. Class Pres., St. Council, IFC lPres., V.Pres.J, Cincinnatus, Res. Adv., Spirit Club. Robert J. Boutwell, BS Pharmacy, Covington, Ky.: APhA. Paul K. Bowden, BS Physics, Cincinnati, O.: XX. Conrad G. Bower, BS History-Political Science, Fairfield, O. Jerry L. Boyd, BS Chemical Engineering, Mt. Prospect, Ill.: Acacia, AXE, Spirit Club. James B. Boyer, BBA Accounting, West Milton, O.: BAW. Charles R. Boyle, BS Zoology, Covington, Ky. Patricia A. Brady, BS Medical Technology, Cincinnati, O.: KA6, Ivy Chain, Band Sponsor, AWS fSec.D. Richard C. Brahm, BS Zoology, Cincinnati, O. Patsy Branch, BA Education, Cincinnati, O.: KA8, AWS, T.C. Trib., WAA, YWCA. Arete, Spirit Club fSec.J, Ivy Chain, Women's Adv., Cheerleader iSec., Co-Capt.J. James L. Brandner, BS Pharmacy, Hamilton, O. Steven F. Branner, BS Architecture, South Charleston, W. Va. Dana C. Braun, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AXQ, Mortar Board, Guidon, IIAE CV.Pres.3, KAl'I, News Record QManaging Editorl, T.C. Trib., Home- coming Exec. Comm., YWCA, WAA, Ivy Chain, Board of Pub. Gerald P. Braunstein, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. S5-rraDE. Breeland, BS Advertising Design, Louisville, Ky.: AAII, D.A.A. Trib. ec. . Richard L. Brenan, BBA Accounting, Eldred, Pa.: AXA, OHS, BFE, Bus. Ad. Trib., Glee Club. Lawrence M. Breslin, BS Biology, Cincinnati, O. David J. Bretcher, Assoc. Retail Management, Cincinnati, O. Larry L. Bricker, BS Architecture, Huntsville, Ala.: Scarab, Men's Adv., AIA. Gary L. Brill, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: AMA, SAM. Adele G. Brinck, BA Psychology, Cincinnati, O.: SQA fTreas.J. Richard W. Brockhoff, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: ZX, AMA. San Dee Broida, BS Education, Louisville, Ky.: Arete, Penguins. Judith A. Bross, Assoc. Secretarial, Cincinnati, O. Raymond A. Bross, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: AlChE. Robert G. Brossart, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: TKE CPres.J, SEA CTreas.l, S.E. Club iV.Pres.J, Special Educ. Club. Ellen R. Brotkin, BS Nursing and Health, Dayton, O.: Hillel. John W. Broviac, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. Carolyn R. Brown, Assoc. Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Center. Donna Brown, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: ZTA, AAA, Mortar Board, Stu- dent Directory, WAA lV.Pres., Sec.h, Arete 4Treas.J, YWCA, Glee Club, Penguins. James F. Brown, Jr., BS Mechanical Engineering, Ormond Beach, Fla.: Co-op Engineer, ASME. SAE. Larry R. Brown, BBA Management, Miamisburg, O. Linda F. Brown, Assoc. Business, Cincinnati, O.: FSA. Marlene J. Brown, Assoc. Business, Cheviot, O.: Newman Center, YFA. William A. Brown, BS Aerospace Engineering, McDonald, Pa.: AIAA. Sandra L. Bruch, Assoc. Executive Secretary, Terrace Park, O. Nancy C. Brumleve, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: ODA, AAA, KAQ lSec.J, Homecoming Comm., Newman Club, Spirit Club, K-P Club lTreas.l. Don K. Bryan, MD Medicine, Celina, O.: IIKE KSec.D. Joseph L. Brzuszek, JD Law, Lorain, O. John M. Buchert, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: AFROTC, AIChE. Barbara E. Buck, Assoc. Executive Secretary, Cincinnati, O.: Band, FSA. John P. Buckley, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: NEN. Maravin J. Budd, BA English, Indianapolis, Ind.: AEII, Hillel, ROTC, Spirit Clu . Donald F. Buechner, Jr., BS Marketing, Cincinnati, O. Ron A. Buening, BS Accounting, Cincinnati, O. 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Calloway, BS Business Education, Dayton, O.: Basketball. Michael E. Cameron, BS Physical Education, Cincinnati, O.: Football. William L. Camp, BS Aerospace Engineering, Lawrence, Ind.: AIAA. Gary A. Campbeil, BBA Finance, Cincinnati, O.: WEEP, AKWII. John N. Cappell, Assoc. Degree Civil Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Nancy L. Carroll, BS Deaf Education, Norwood, O.: AXQ. Sylvia L. Carruthers, BS Home Economics Education, Cincinnati, O.: NEA, Home Ec. Club. John C. Carter, BA History, Cincinnati, O. Carol A. Cascaddon, BS Nursing, Cincinnati, O.: LHA, Judical Brd. Lennette J. Case, BA-BS English, Harrison, O.: Memorial KTreas.J, YMCA, Glee Club, Univ. Singers, Ivy. Chain. Corbett D. Caudill, BS Mechanical Engineering, Franklin. O.: SAE, IITE. Ann K. Caughron, BS Nursing, Danville, III.: SNO, NEH, Class Sec. Thomas J. Cavalieri, BS Pharmacy, Hamilton, O. Kenneth D. Challenger Jr., BS Metallurgical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: ATA, ASM. Jerry R. Chamberlin, MD Medicine, Hamilton, O. James E. Chenoweth, BS Mechanical Engineering, Waynesville, O.: Wesley Foundation, 1'ITE. Harvey N. Chestman, BBA Marketing, New York, N.Y. Danny F. Christen, BS Pharmacy, Norwood, O. Melvin B. Chudnof, BS English, Cincinnati, O.: AEII fPres., V.Pres.J, Student Council, IFC, Mummers, Hillel, Social Brd. Arthur C. Church, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: St. Bar Assoc. lTreas.7, KDAQ. Daniel W. Church, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O.: EAE, Scarab 4Treas.D, AIA CPres.J, DAA Trib., Men's Adv. Barbara E. Clark BS Nursing Cincinnati, O.: SNO. Logan Hall Assoc. James E. Clarkson, BS Physics, Liberty, Ind.: Arnold Air Society, Glee Club. Janet R. Clayton, BS Elementary Education, Cincinnati, O.: SEA, Sec.-Ed. Club, AKA. Donald R. Clem, BS Architecture, Hamilton, O. Wilmer B. Clevenger, BS Aerospace Engineering, Toledo, O.: AIAA. Dean H. Clingerman, BS Metallurgical Engineering, Bellefontaine, O.: AED. Susan K. Clore, BS Nursing, Aurora, Ind. William D. 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Confer, BS Industrial Management, Hamilton, O. Carolyn S. Conn, BS Mathematics, Cincinnati, O. Patricia E. Connelly, BA English, Mattoon, Ill.: KA8 CV.Pres.J, Guidon EXi1PresiJ, Mortar Board, AAA KV.Pres.7, KAl'I, Greek Goddess, YMCA, WUS rm. . Michael T. Conroy, BS History, Cincinnati, O. James D. Converse, BBA Management, Cincinnati, O.: BFE, EIE. Linda L. Cook, BM Voice, Hopkinsville, Ky.: Chorale, MQE, AAA. John D. Cooley, BS Industrial Management, Springfield, O. Robert G. Copfer, BS Industrial Design, Cincinnati, O. Jerome J. Corbett, BS English, Cincinnati, O.: TKE, SEA KTreas.J. Carl R. Cornelius, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O.: EQE. Richard J. Cornelius, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: J-Prom fPub. Chair- manj, BFE, 'PHE fTreas.J, SAM QTreas.I, QKT CV.Pres.J. William F. Costello, BA Chemistry. Cincinnati, O. Dwight A. Cottier, BA Chemical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: ACKME, BGH, Stud. Adv., TBl'I. William C. Coughlen, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. James T. Coughlin, BS Advertising, Dayton, O., B8I'I, AQA. Richard J. Coursey, BS Industrial Design, Cincinnati, O.: 1'IKA, IDSA fTreas.J Suzanne Courtier, Assoc. Degree Nursery School, Silverton, O. Gary K. Coury, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. William W. Cowgill, BA Economics, Wilmington. O.: OAS CTreas.D, OAE, Golf. Linda A. Cox, BA History, Cincinnati, O.: NSID, YWCA. David J. Creahan, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: Pharm. Trib., APhA, KW. Kenneth E. Crews, BS Management, Cincinnati, O. Ronald A. Cribbet, Assoc. Degree Science, Cincinnati, O. llflartha A. Cromwell, BS Nursing, Wooster, O.: N.8iH. Trib., Wesley Founda- ion. Richard H. Crone, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: 'DAQ CSec., V. Pres.J Susan G. Crowell, BS Nursing, Eaton, O.: N.8.H. Trib., Glee Club, LHA, SRC. Donna J. Crumlish, BS Elementary Education, Cincinnati, O. Cheryl S. Cullen, BS 8- BFA Art Educ., Cincinnati, O.: WEEP, NAEA, NEA, SEA. James R. Cummins, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: Law Review, CAssoc. Ed.7, St. Court Counsel. Larry Curtis, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O.: R.O.T.C. aouglass L. Curtis, JD Law, Hartville, O., QAA, Law Review, Restatement d. Allyn C. Cutler, BBA Accounting, Brookville, O. David R. Dahlenburg, BS Zoology, Covington, Ky.: Caducea. Lou W. Dahmann, BS English, Cincinnati, O.: Track, C-Club. Michael J. Daley, BS Zoology, Cincinnati, O. William J. Dalton, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. M. Dancer, BS Chemical Engineering, Wheeler, Mich.: Newman Club, grhlzglene B. Dansker, BS Special Education, Cincinnati, O.: Special Ed. Club, ggahilg V. Darragh, BS Metallurgical Engineering, Massillon, O.: AXE, TBIT, Raymond J. Dasenbrock, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, 0. J. Patrick Daugherty, BS Electrical Engineering, Lancaster, O., AXA, IEEE. Thomas J. David, BS Industrial Design, Cincinnati, O. Susan A. Davids, BS Pharmacy, Port Clinton, O.: AXQ, KE fTreas.J, Pharm. Trib., APhA fV.Pres.J, House Pres. Council fSec., Pres.J John E. Davis, Assoc. Degree, Cincinnati, O. Michael L. Davis, BS Mechanical Engineering, Mansfield, O. Richard A. Davis, BA Philosophy, Cleveland, O.: Hillel. Richard S. Davis, BA Philosophy, Cincinnati, O.: EAM CPres.J, Sophos 1Pres.D, Metro, OAK, Profile, Hermes, News Record, St. Council, St. Union Board iTreas.I, Debaters, Men's Adv. IFC. Paul F. Deaton, BS Chemical Engineering, Carlisle, O.: TBH CV.Pres.D, QAT, QHE, Var. Baseball, Scabbard 81 Blade. Fred E. Debra, BA Philosophy, Cincinnati, O. Marianne DeCourcy, BS Elementary Education, Cincinnati, O.: KA, Newman Club, S-E Club, SEA. Martha DeCourcy, BS Home Economics, Cincinnati, O., Newman Club, YWCA. Robert Deddens, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: KDAQ, OAK, Justice of St. Court. Joseph M. DeFranco, MD Medicine, Erie, Pa.: AKK. Arlene K. Dellinger, BA Sociology, Dayton, O.: WAA, YWCA. John G. Delong, Assoc. Degree Arts, Cincinnati, O. Charlotte M. DeMarchi, BA English, Cincinnati, O., KKF. Richard E. Dempster, BBA Marketing, Middletown, O.: SAM, AMA. David C. Denison, BS Electrical Engineering, Baden, Pa. Denis H. Detzel, BA English, Cincinnati, O. Barbara C. Devaud, BS Kindergarten-Primary, Cincinnati, O.: GJQA, Hermes, YWCA, K-P Club. Gail J. DeVoss, BM Piano, Cincinnati, O. Richard L. DeWesse, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Donald A. Deye, BS Metallurgical Engineering, Cincinnati, O., TB1'I, ASM. Rolland J. Dickinson, BS Architecture, Canton, O.: Scarab. garcia Jean L. DiCola, BS Piano, New Castle, Pa.: CCM Trib., Chorale, orus. John D. Dicoskey, BFA Radio-Television, Pittsburgh, Pa.: CCM Trib., Mum- mers, WFIB Radio. Robert M. Dierken, BS Mechanical Engineering, Dayton, O.: 1'ITE. Charles L. Dillard, BA Zoology, Cincinnati, O. Roberta L. Dinkel, BS Kindergarten-Primary, Cincinnati, O.: KA9, Educ. Trib., K-P Club, YWCA. Julia A. Dockum, Assoc. Degree Legal Secretary, Norwood, O.: F.S.A. Gerald L. Doerger, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O. William E. Doerr, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O. Patricia A. Dolan, BA Foreign Affairs, Maplewood, N.J. April P. Dombar, Assoc. Degree Primary Education, Cincinnati, O. I Charlene F. Dombi, BS Food 81 Nutrition. Cleveland, O.: KA, Home Ec. Trib., CINCINNATIAN, Mummers, Spirit Club, Home Ec. Club. Lucas A. Domet, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: BAW, AKW. Barry F. Donald, BS Aerospace Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: 8X. Nancy J. Doner, BS Nursing 8. Health, Van Wert, O.: AAII. Johanna I. Donovan, BS Nursing Si Health, Cincinnati, O. - Thomas J. Donovan, BA Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: QK9, QHE, Pharm. Trib., Men's Adv. Robert J. Doran, Assoc. Degree, Cincinnati, O. William J. Dorsch, BS Industrial Design, Cincinnati, O.: IDSA. Julia A. Doughman, BS Elementary Education, Cincinnati, 0. David C. Doyle, BS Architecture, Hyattsville, Md.: 1'IKA. Michael F. Doyle, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O.: 4IrKA fPres.J, Scarab, EE, Metro, Cincinnatus, AIA, EE Carnival Chrm., D.A.A. Trib. 1Pres.J, St. Council, Greek Week Chrm. Harriet J. Drake, Assoc. Degree Retail Management, Cleveland, O. Robe: Jiqgrennan, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: QK8, Var. Base- ball, IC . Jeanne A. Dreidame, BS Kindergarten-Primary, Cincinnati, O.: AAH lSec.J, Student Directory, Newman Club, SEA, K-P Club, YWCA. Larry E. Duberstein, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: QX. Margo Duke, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Club. Roger A. Duncan, BS Aerospace Engineering, ltascoa, Ill.: C.S.O., AIAA. Joyce B. Dunham, BS Home Economics, Cincinnati, O.: Home Ec. Club. Allan L. DuPont, BS Aerospace Engineering, Honolulu, Hawaii: IIAQ tPresJ, HAE, Coop-Engineer, News Record, AIAA fVice.Pres.J Richard R. Dupree, BS Chemical Engineering, lronton, O.: AXE. Donna J. Durham, BS Nursing 84 Health, Danville, Ky.: ZTA QV.Pres.J, AEQ, SNO, YWCA. William M. Durkee, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Band 4Pres.D Theresa A. Durning, Assoc. Degree Arts, Cincinnati, O. Dorothy M. Eck, BS Food 8. Nutrition, Cincinnati, O.: KA, Panhel. Singers. Sandra L. Eckles, BS Nursing, Mount Pleasant, Pa.: SNO. Elaine C. Eckstein, BA Psychology, Cincinnati, O.: WX, Modern Dance Club, Mummers. Melvin C. Edgar, Jr., BS Electrical Engineering, Canton, O.: IEEE. Don R. Edson, BS Architecture, Martinsville, Ind.: AIA. Neil K. Edwards, BS Electrical Engineering, New Lebanon, O.: TBl'I, HKN, Lutheran Foundation CPres.J Michael J. Ehrensberger, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O.: BSU. Rita G. Einhorn, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O.: Hillel, Glee Club, Mum- YTIEYS. David P. Eisenhauer, BS Electrical Engineering, Dayton, O.: QK6. Barbara Ann Elam, BFA Radio 8- Television, Creve Coeur, Mo.: AXQ, PTA, Ivy Chain, WAA, Glee Club, Mummers, WFIB News Staff. George Elig, BS Vocational Education, Cincinnati, 0. John A. Ellerhorst, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, 0. Larry C. Elliott, BBA Accounting, Erlanger, Ky.: BAW. lgirllga L. Elliott, BS Nursing, Wauseon, O.: AXQ, Angel Flight, N8tH Trib., Thomas W. Elliott, BS Industrial Management, Piqua, 0. Janice R. Ellison, Assoc. Medical Secretarial Science, Cincinnati, Ohio: Future Secretaries of America. Cheryl Ann Endres, BA Mathematics, BS Education, Cincinnati, Ohio: German Club CV.Pres., Pres.J, AAII CPres.J, A4IrA. Robert I. Engle, BS Music Education, New Kensington, Pa.: ATA CSong Chrm., Rush Chrm.D, IFC, QHE, OAK, Sophos CSec.J, News Record, Hermes CAdver- tising Ed.D, CCM Fr. Class Pres., CCM Trib. CPres., V.Pres.J, Student Council QPres., V.Pres.J, Budget Board, Student Body Pres., Cabinet of Pres. CChrm.J, Men's Adv. fCoIlege Chrm., Workshop Chrm.7, Glee Club QAccompanistJ, CCM Chorus, Mummers Guild CRehearsaI Pianisth, Metro, Cincinnatus, Who's Who. Peter J. Enyeart, MD Medicine, Vermilion, O. Robert A. Epstein, BS Electrical Engineering, Ardsley, Pa. Duale L. Erbaugh, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. Ernest W. Erickson, BS Civil Engineering, Saxonburg, Pa.: ROTC, American Society of Civil Engineers, American Society for Testing 81 Materials. Florence L. Ernst, BS Art Education, BFA, Cambria Hts., N.Y.: NAEA, Spirit Club. Laurie E. Evans, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Sandra L. Everett, BFA Radio-TV, Cincinnati, CSec.J, WFIB Staff. Nancy A. Eveslage, BS Food and Nutrition, iSec.D, Panhel. iTreas.D, ON CTreas., Pres.J, Home Ec. Club iPub. Directory. David L. Ewing, BS Electrical Engineering, AAA, KA1'I. O.: Mummers Guild, Beta Beta Cincinnati, O.: KA, Jr. Panhel. Jr. Prom Court, Student Adv., Kettering, O.: EQE, Arnold Air Society, AFROTC, IEEE. Leanne M. Fahringer, BS Chemical Engineering, Arcanum, O.: IIXE, Wesley Foundation, Junior Advisor, AIChE. Susan C. Fahrney, Assoc. Secretarial, Kettering, O. Frances E. Falconer, BS Nursing and Health, Medina, O.: Glee Club, Logan Hall Aasn. Mary A. Faulkner, BA Speech, Evanston, Ill., Debaters. Barbara J. Fawley, BS Primary Education, Cincinnati, O.: KAII. James D. Fein, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O.: EQE CPres.J Herman S. Feldman, Assoc. Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O. Jo Ann Fellens, BA English-BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Union Comm. Chrm., Union Board Sec., Ivy Chain, SEA, AAA. Jean Feller, BS Elementary Education, Cincinnati, O.: KA CSec.J, Ivy Chain, Educ., Tribunal, Student Directory, Student Council, WAA, Angel Flight. Joel M. Felner, MD Medicine, Brooklyn, N.Y.: QX. Ronald A. Fenneman, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O. George R. Fenster, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: KW, Pharmacy Tribunal. Jol':inBA.dFerguson, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: Pershing Rifles, Scabbard an a e. Thomas W. Fieler, BA Mathematics-BS Education, Norwood, O.: ROTC, Scab- bard and Blade, Men's Adv. Biliary Fielman, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O.: SAM, EIE . res. Linda L. Fightmaster, BS Nursing 8. Health, Evansville, Ind. Joseph A. Fiorenzo, BS Mechanical Engineering, Ashtabula, O.: QK9, SAE 4Treas.J, ASME, KKYP. Don W. Firth, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O.: AQA KTreas.D Baruch D. Fish, BBA Finance, Cincinnati, O.: Men's Adv., Univ. Trib., Bus. Ad. Trib., Hillel. Egbert A. Fischbach, BS City Planning, Cincinnati, O.: AIA, ROTC, Pershing i es. Jessica S. Fisher, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: AAA, AWS, APhA CSec.7 Thomas C. Fischer, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Elizabeth L. Fitch, BS Elementary Education, Pittsburgh, Pa. Richard J. Flannery, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O. Marilyn A. Flasch, BS Advertising, Cincinnati, O.: SIDA CV.Pres.J, AQA, New- man Club, DAA Trib., AWS. Irina-la E. Flechtheim, Assoc. Degree Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O.: Hillel, Marlyn D. Flee, BS Community Planning, Washington CH, O.: Student Plan- ners Forum. Jerome L. Fleg, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: QHE CV.Pres.J, Men's Adv., Orientation Board, Band, Mummers Guild, Caducea CPres.3. Richard I. Fleischer, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: Hillel. .gaicgk R. Fleming, BS Electrical Engineering, Butler, Pa.: TB1'I CTreas.J, HKN, Gay Flook, BS Voice, McLean, Va.: MDE CPres.J, Professional Pan-Hellenic Pres., CCM Chorale, Chamber Singers. Mortar Board. Kirk B. Flory, BA Psychology, Cincinnati, O.: EAE. Carol A. Foertsch, BS Business Education, Cincinnati, O.: ZTA CCorr. Sec.J, Angel Flight fTreas., Commanderi, News Record, Educ. Trib., Homecoming Comm., Greek Week Comm., Women's Adv. Ronald L. Fogle, BS Mechanical Engineering, Lebanon, O.: SAE. W. Timothy Foley, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: AKK. Paul G. Foote, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O.: QKT, Scarab CPres.b, AIA CTreas.J, DAA Trib. aridtrew H. Forman, BBA Accounting, Great Neck, N.Y.: AE1'I, Hillel, Spirit u . Dag E. Forney, BS Electrical Engineering, Germantown, O.: HKN, TBH, IEEE, SA . Sally A. Frankel, BA Psychology, Cincinnati, O. Frederick K. Franzmann, BS Geology Hamilton, O.: iIJKT CV.Pres., Sec.D. Jane E. Frazier, BS Piano, Winkle, O.: EAI fEditor, Treas.7, AAA. Timothy J. Freese, Assoc. Arts, Cincinnati, O. Michael Freidman, BA Psychology, Ardmore, Pa.: Hillel fPres.J, Union Board. Nancy H. Friedman, BS Primary Education, Cincinnati, O. Lynn C. Frischhertz, BS Primary Education, Cincinnati, O.: KKF, ATA Sweet- heart, Penguins, Spirit Club. i1gl U'1EA. Frost, BS Mechanical Engineering, Belleview, Ky.: ROTC Rifle Team, John H. Furrey, BS Electrical Engineering, Trotwood, O.: Triangle. Charlene Gadbery, BS Elementary Education, Cincinnati, O.: KA1'I, SEA. Rosalinda M. Gall, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: GKDA, Newman Club, Women's Adv. Gay L. Gallagher, BS Elementary Education, Terrace Park, O.: KAH, NLH Trib., YWCA, Women's Adv., SEA. Thomas A. Galo, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: NEN. James B. Gambill, BS Electrical Engineering, Loveland, O.: IEEE. Evgen Garger, BS Interior Design, Newark, O.: XQ, AID QPres.J, NSID . YES. . Celeste G. Garner, BS Mathematics, Cincinnati, O.: AEA. Karen L. Garrison, BS Geography, Cincinnati, O. David C. Gaston, BS Social Studies, Cincinnati, O.: TKE tPres.b, IFC, KAII, Greek Goddess Chrm., SNEA. Dan E. Gatzulis, BBA Accounting, Vandalia, O.: EAE. Robert N. Gebhart, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. Nancy J. Gentner, Assoc. Degree Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O. David W. Gibson, BS Civil Engineering, Pulaski, Pa.: AECD QPres., Sec.J, IFC, ASCE. Augustine Giglio, BS Zoology, Cincinnati, O. Toni S. Gilbert, BS Medical Technology, Shaker Heights, O.: EAT fPres.J, AWS, Panhel., Hillel. Don L. Gilliam, BBA Finance, Tipp City, O. Judy E. Gittinger, Assoc. Degree Home Economics, Cincinnati, 0. Harold P. Glaser, BS Electrical Engineering, Norwood, O. Norman Glaser, BA Psychology, Huntington, W.Va.: IIAQ, IFC. Carl L. Glick, BBA Marketing, Jackson, Mich. Richard L. Godfrey, BS Physical Education, Cincinnati, O.: QEK CTreas.J. Larry S. Goebel, BS Chemical Engineering, Kettering, O.: AED QSec.D, AXE. Larry G. Gold, BBA Accounting, Fairborn, O. Stephanie C. Gold, BA Psychology, Flushing, N.Y.: Memorial Hall CV.Pres.J, Res. Halls Exec. Council 6Sec.i, Hillel. Barbara A. Goldberg, Assoc. Degree Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O. Ellen P. Goldenberg, BS Primary Education, Cincinnati, O. Charles J. Goldsmith, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: QAQ. Joseph Goldstein, BA History, Brooklyn, N.Y.: IIA8. Jerry V. Goodlander, BBA Marketing, Norwood, O. Ronald D. Goodman, BS Chemical Engineering, Toledo, O.: TBH, AXE. Carl L. Goodwin, Jr., BBA Accounting, Lima, O.: 9X 1Sec.7, IFC, CINCIN- NATIAN, Greek Week Chrm. YMCA. Gary R. Gordon, Assoc. Degree Science Technology, Cincinnati, O. Nancy J. Gordon, BS Primary Education, Great Neck, N.Y.: KAII, Res. Hall Exec. Council. Nate Gordon, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O.: QA9, News Record. Daryl J. Graber, BS Aerospace Engineering, Archbold, O.: AIAA. Donald J. Graf, Assoc. Degree Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Jane A. Graf, BS Nursing 81 Health, Elgin, Ill.: AFA, YWCA, SNO. Dan W. Granger, B. English, Cincinnati, O.: Sailing Club. Michael J. Grassinger, BA Pre-Management, Cincinnati, O.: QK8 CV.Pres.J, Men's Adv. William R. Gray, BS Marketing, Harrod, O.: SAM, AMA. Loral T. Green, BS Architecture, Anderson, Ind. Barry J. Greenberg, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: QAE fV.Pres., Sec.i, SAMA. David I. Greenly, MD Medicine, Beverly Hills, Calif. Janet B. Greer, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AXQ. Thomas G. Greer, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: ITKA fSec.J. Gayle E. Gregory, BS Secondary Education, Cincinnati, O.: Educ. Trib., SEA, Spirit Club. David E. Griest, BS Chemical Engineering, Dayton, O.: AXE CV.Pres.7, AlChE. Louis H. Groen, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: KIDAA. Michele M. Guappone, Assoc. Degree Business, Cincinnati, O.: AQ, Univ. Trib. CSec.3, Newman Club. Leonard J. Guedalia, BA Economics, Flushing, N.Y.: IIAQ fV.Pres.b, IFC. Helene Gunne, BFA-BS Education, Bronx, N.Y. Paul V. Gunville, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: QK8, SAE. Ralph M. Gutman, BS Electrical Engineering, Dayton, O.: IEEE. David W. Gwynn, BS Aerospace Engineering, Feasterville, Pa.: EX. David R. Haas, BS Pharmacy, Lebanon, O. Richard E. Haas, BS Mechanical Engineering, Galion, O.: ASME. Jxcgslagh J. Haddad, Jr., BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: ROTC, Edmund L. Hafer, BS Architecture, Covington, La.: Scarab, AIA CV.Pres.J. James A. Hagan, BS Pharmacy, Zanesville, O.: KW. Joseph H. Hagan, BS Chemical Engineering, Piqua, O.: EN, AlChE. Arthur A. Hahn, BS Business Administration, Cincinnati, O. Paul T. Hahn, BBA Marketing, Westfield, N.J. Lawrence H. Haines, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: ROTC. Sue L. Haler, Assoc. Degree Liberal Arts, Cincinnati, O. Gloria J. Hall, BS Home Economics, Cincinnati, O. Thomas J. Halpin, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. Richard F. Halter, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: 1'ITE, ASME fPres., V.Pres., Sec.J. James S. Hamada, MD Medicine, Watsonville, Calif. Kenneth E. Hamerman, BA Pre-Management, Merrick, N.Y.: AEII. Sharon Elaine Hamilton, Assoc. Degree Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O. Jay R. Hammond, BBA Marketing, Dayton, O. Eugene R. Haney, BS Mechanical Engineering, Dayton, O.: SAE. Charles F. Hanks, BBA Accounting, Alliance, O.: ATQ fTreas.J. Norman Y. Harai, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O. .aosgph W. Harbrecht, BBA Marketing, Sandusky, O.: ATA, AMA, SAM, Spirit u . James E. Hardy, Jr., BA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: EAE CPres.. Treas.D, BAW. James L. Harmeyer, BFA Radio 8. Television, Cincinnati, O.: PTA. Linda J. Harris, Assoc. Degree Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O. Michael D. Harris, BS Advertising Design, Dayton, O. Julie A. Harrison, BS Nursing, Middletown, O.: News Record, Lutheran Foundation. Philip Harrison, BBA Accounting, Teaneck, N.J.: AEH. Dennis P. Hartmann, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: RAW 4Pres., Sec.J. Edward R. Hartwig, BS Education, lronton, O.: QEK, Sawyer Hall fPres.7. Cynthia S. Harvey, BS Nursing 8. Health, Dayton, O.: AAA fV.Pres.b. Jonne E. Hasler, BFA-BS Education, Hamilton, O. Edward R. Hattenbach, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: AEH CTreas.J, Hillel. Glenn I. Hauser, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O. Mary F. Hawkins, BS Food 8. Nutrition, Ft. Thomas, Ky.: Home Ec. Trib. CV.Pres.J. Patricia Y. Haynes, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: K-P Club, SEA. Robert L. Haynie, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: QWKIJ. Ronald D. Heath, BS Architecture, Jamaica, N.Y.: AIA. Nancy E. Heck, BS Flute, Dayton, O.: AAA, Chorus, Band. Rex M. Heck, BS Aerospace Engineering, St. Petersburg, Fla.: AIAA. Theresa Jean Hedger, BS Medical Technology, Dayton, O.: AAII fTreas.J, Student Directory, WAA, YWCA. Nancy K. Heffner, BS Nursing A Health, Cridersville, O. David G. Heiman, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: AEII, SAM. Lena Jane Helm, Assoc. Degree Executive Secretary, Cincinnati, O. Eugene F. Helbling, BS Electrical Engineering, Dayton, O. Morris A. Heller, BA Political Science, Pittsburgh, Pa.: EAM, Glee Club. William R. Hemer, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: TKE. Fred G. Hemsink, Assoc. Degree, Cincinnati, O. Stephen L. Hendricks, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. Roger P. Henize, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. Barbara A. Henke, BA Foreign Affairs, Cincinnati, O.: Ski Club, Newman Club. Susan J. Hennies, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: KA8, WAA, YWCA, Modern Dance Club. William B. Henry, BS Electrical Engineering, Dayton, O.: EQE, YMCA, Men's Adv., IEEE. Marilyn J. Henthorn, BS Zoology, Cincinnati, O.: AXQ fSec.J, AAA, Guidon, Mortar Board, Student Directory Glee Club CV.Pres.J, Women's Adv., Greek Week QSec.J, Greek Week Comm. Chrm., Orientation Board CSec.-Treas.D. Jeri S. Herfield, Assoc. Degree Executive Secretary, Scarsdale, N.Y. Stephen C. Hern, BBA Economics, Milford, O. Charles W. Herrmann, BBA Finance, Portsmouth, O.: EAE, AKW. Nanette Herrmann, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: KKI' CTreas.J, Student Directory, Educ. Trib., K-P Club, SNEA, Ivy Chain. Thomas E. Hess, BS Mechanical Engineering, Salisbury, Md.: 1'IKA, AEE, Cincinnatus, IFC fSec.D, Sr. Class Council, YMCA, Men's Adv. Janice R. Hessel, BA Sociology, Cincinnati, O.: X9 CSec.7, WAA, Student Directory, Panhel., Sociology Club, YWCA. Ernest W. Hetrick, MD Medicine, Fremont, O.: AKK. Robert A. Hickman, BS Interior Design, Lutherville, Md.: QHE, AQA, AAID CV.Pres.J, NSID QTreas.J. Michael L. Hicks, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O. . Brenda Hieronymus, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: ZTA, Student Directory, Spirit Club. l George Edward Hill, BA Sociology, Scottsburg, Ind.: Arnold Air Society, Glee Club, Sailing Club. Virgil D. Hill, BBA Accounting, Dayton, O.: BFE, BAW, QHE, SAM, AMA. Brent D. Hilton, BS Architecture, Auquippa, Pa.: AEIID. Ferial Hindawi, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: NSEA. Stanley E. Hindes, BBA Accounting, Pittsburgh, Pa.: BAW. Susan A. Hinners, BS Interior Design, Cincinnati, O.: KA, NSID, AIA. Edward D. Hinshaw, BM Voice, Greensboro, N.C.: PMA, CCM Trib. CPres.7, Cab. Of Pres., Men's Adv., Chorale. Marilyn A. Hintermeister, BBA Accounting, Hamilton, O.: KKI' CSec.i, AAA, HXE, N8tH Trib., Guidon, Women's Adv., Panhel. C. Thomas Hirby, BBA Marketing, Piqua, O. Helen S. Hirsch, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: WAA, Arete CV.Pres.J. Anita Hirschfeld, BS Interior Design, Cincinnati, O.: Chorus, NSID, YWCA. Lanny C. Hirschfeld, BBA Marketing, New Bremen, O.: AMA. Stanley A. Hirtle, BA Mathematics, Cincinnati, O.: QHE, KIIBK, WEEP. Robert J. Hodgeman, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O. Richard William Hoefer, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: AKK. Stanley P. Hoelle, BS Architecture, Carroll, O.: QKT, AFROTC, AIA. Martin A. Hoenig, BA Psychol0gY. Maluerne, N.Y.: Hillel, Band. James H. Hoffmann, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Richard L. Hoffman, BS Architecture, East Greenbush, N.Y.: QK6, Men's Adv., ROTC, AIA. Robert C. Holden, Assoc. Degree Industrial Management, Cincinnati, 0. Harry M. Hollack, BS Electrical Engineering, Butler, Pa.: IIKA. Raymond T. Holland, BS Civil Engineering, Miamisburg, O.: XE CV-PF95-J. ASCE CTreas.J. Katherine L. Hollingsworth, BS Advertising Design, Cuyahoga Falls, O. James Allen Hollister, Assoc. Degree Political Science, Cincinnati, O. Marion L. Holmes, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O. Robert H. Holt, Jr., BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O. Roger L. Holzen, BS Architecture, Dayton, O.: AQA, Scarab, AIA CSecJ. Ronald S. Holzman, BS Zoology, Flushing, N.Y.: l'IA4IJ, ROTC, Spirit Club. Janice C. Hood, Assoc. Degree Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Club, Sailing Club. Betsy D. Hopkins, BS Nursing 8. Health, Dayton, O. Barry R. Hord, BM-BS Piano, Maysville, Ky.: CCM Trib., Glee Club Accom- panist. Dallas N. Horn, BS Electrical Engineering, Middletown, O.: ROTC, IEEE. Thomas E. Horner, BA Education, Salem, Ill.: Football. Dorothy C. Horstman, BS Nursing 8. Health, Cincinnati, O. Sarah E. Howard, BA English, Cincinnati, O.: News Record, WEEP, Christian Science, YWCA, Women's Adv. Ann P. Hudson, BS Pharmacy, Cold Springs, Ky.: KE CPres., V.Pres.D, Newman Club, APhA. 403 4 0'4 Angela Dianne Huelsman, Assoc. Degree Legal Secretary, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Club. Catherine Huheey, BS Biology, Batavia, O.: ZTA CPres.J, KAII CPres.J, IIAE, Mortar Board, Student Directory, Board of Pub., AWS, Homecoming Comm. Chrm,, WAA, YWCA, Guidon, Ivy Chain, Panhel., WUS, S-E Club, Women's Adv., Who's Who. John W. Hulick, BBA Management, Cincinnati, O.: BX, SAM iV.Pres.J. Sidney L. Huling, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: KW, APhA. Marshall C. Hunt, Jr., JD Law, Glendale, O.: KDAQ, Restatement CEd.D. Ronald L. Hupman, BS Mathematics, Springfield, O.: Arnold Air Society, SAE. Patricia W. Hurlburg BS Education, Cincinnati. O: AAII, SEA, YWCA, S-E Club CV.Pres.J. Albert P. Huseman, BA History, Cincinnati, O.: AFROTC, Newman Club. Carol A. Huseman, BS Zoology, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Club, Caducea. J. Mack Huston, BS Architecture, Indianapolis, Ind.: AIA. Betty J. Hutman, BA English, Silver Spring Md.: Siddall Hall CV.Pres.l, Hillel, Ski Club. Stephen T. Hutzel, BA Classics, Cincinnati, O. Gerard M. Hyland, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: KW. iouag E. Ingram, BS Nursing and Health, Cincinnati, O.: AA1'I, N.8.H. Trib., Betty S. Ireland, BS Education, Charleston, W. Va.: KA9 CPres.J, AAA, Guidon, KAH, Ivy Chain, Mortar Board, Student Director, AWS CTreas.l, House Pres. Council CPres.D, WAA. Stephan M. lsphording, BS American History, Mariemont, O.: EAE, Tennis. Nancy A. Israel, Assoc. Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Center. James K. Jackson, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: AQIHA. Jeannie R. Jackson, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: KKF, KAII, Bearkittens, St. Activities Board. lgarry R. Jackson, BS Chemical Engineering, West Union, O.: AXE, AlChE, AE. Donald P. Jacobs, BS Architecture, Chicago, Ill. Ginger R. Jacobs, BA Sociology, Cincinnati, O. Marilyn R. Jacobs, BA Sociology, Belmont, Mass.: Memorial Res. Hall CPres., Sec.J, Women's Res. Halls Exec. Council CChrm.b, Cab. of Presidents, AWS, Hillel KV.Pres.h, Sociology Club. Robert H. Jacobs, BA American History, Liberty, N.Y.: JIFC, IDAB. William D. Jacoby, MD Medicine, St. Johns, Mich. James J. James, MD Medicine, Brooklyn, N.Y.: NEN. Charles V. Janitz, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O. John P. Jarrett, BS Mechanical Engineering, Bradford, Pa. Michael J. Jeffcoat, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O. James C. Jenkins, BS Civil Engineering, Covington, Ky. glellriel L. Jenkins, BS Education, Batavia, O.: CINCINNATIAN, UCCF, WEEP, Steven W. Jeude, BS Education, Lawrenceburg, Ind.: Newman Center, ROTC, S.E. Club, Special Educ. Club. Bruce A. Johnson, BBA Finance-Marketing, Cincinnati, O. Charles A. Johnson, BS Mechanical Engineering, Clarendon, Pa. Dennis L. Johnson, BBA Accounting, Hamilton, O. Donna L. Johnson, BA Foreign Affairs, Cincinnati, O.: EAII. Jeff Johnson, BA Industrial Design, Oregon, O.: Profile. Jennifer W. Johnson, BA Psychology. Cincinnati, O. Judith M. Johnson, BS Mental Retardation, Belleville, Mich.: AOA, News Record, NEA, Special Educ. Club. Nancy C. Johnson, BS Piano, Clearwater, Fla.: Women's Council. Terry L. Johnson, BS Architecture, Williston, O.: AIA. Douglas J. Jones, BS Mathematics, Jenkin Jones, W. Va. June L. Jones, BS Nursing, Cincinnati, O. Kenneth L. Jones, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: Track. Patricia J. Jones, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: SNEA, WEEP. Rick B. Jones, BA Psychology, Dayton, O. Connie F. Joos, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: NEA, S.E. Club. William M. Jordan, BS Architecture, Pikeville, Ky.: HKA, AIA. Kathryn Joseph, BS Home Economics, Cincinnati, O. Robert G. Joseph, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: QAQ, Legal Aid Society. Craig E. Jud, BBA Marketing, Ho-Ho-Kus, N.J.: EAE. Carolyn J. Juergens, BS Nursing and Health, Springfield, O.: AAII, Sophos Queen, Cincinnatus, LHA, YWCA, WEEP. Robert R. Juniet, BS Managament, Norwood, O.: SAM. Lynn R. Kuemmerle, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: KKI' KV.Pres.3, Cheer- leader, Ivy Chain, Women's Adv. Leonard S. Kagan, BS Arcihtecture, Glencove, N.Y.: Scarab, AQA. Terri A. Kahn, BS Medical Technology. Cincinnati, O.: AAA. James D. Kaiser, BBA Marketing, Sunman, Ind.: 1'IKA, Newman Center, YMCA, WUS, iohn J. Kalaman, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: IEEE, Arnold Air ociety. Chester H. Calb, BS Education-Math, Cincinnati, O.: TKE fV.Pres.7, KAIT CV.Pres.D, IFC, Men's Adv. James A. Kallio, BS Mechanical Engineering, Arlington, Va.: IITE. Elyse F. Kalanson, BS-BFA Art Education, New Rochelle, N.Y.: Women's Adv., NAEA. Paul S. Kamleiter, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: KW, APhA. Jane E. Kammer, Assoc. Arts, Cincinnati, O. David C. Kamp, BS Mechanical Engineering, Elmira, N.Y., N.Y.: ASME. gacymgond P. Karpovich, BS Geology, Cincinnati, O.: A1159 CV.Pres., Sec.-Treas.J, Terry E. Kassel, BA English, Cincinnati, O. James E. Kassner, BS Chemistry, Erlanger, Ky. Barbara Kasting, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AXQ fSec.7, St. Directory, Women's Adv., SEA. John A. Kasting, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Barry Katz, JD Law, Cincinnati, O. Susan L. Kaufman, BA Psychology, Cincinnati, O.: XQ, YWCA, Spirit Club, Sailing Club. Kurt F. Kaupisch, BS Chemical Engineering, Dayton, O.: AXE, GIJHE, TBH, Cross Country, Track, C-Club, AIChE fTreas.J Kathy H. Kautz, BBA Secretarial Administration, Cincinnati, O.: IIXE. Carolyn A. Kawetzky, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: TIXE, AMA. Patricia J. Keefer, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. giane L. Kehrig, BM Voice, Cleveland, O.: EAI, CCM Chorale, Chamber ingers. Randy G. Keithley, BBA Marketing, Dayton, O.: EAE, AMA. Robert E. Kelley, BS Bacteriology, Cincinnati, O.: Arnold Air Society. Marilyn R. Kelly, BS Education, Sidney, O.: KA1'I. Ronald B. Kemnitzer, BS Industrial Design, Mt. Gilead, O.: ATO 4Pres., V.Pres., Sec.D, Sophos, Hermes, Profile, Greek Week Comm,, YMCA, IFC, ISDA. Janet A. Kerstetter, BS Nursing and Health, Cincinnati, O.: KA8, St. Direc- tory, N.8.H. Trib., Jr. Class Adv. Board, Angel Flight, AWS, YWCA, Spirit Club CSec.D, Dorm Exec. Council. Harry W. Keuper, JD Law, Ft. Thomas, Ky. Milton G. Kieft, BS Industrial Design, North Canton, O.: AQA, IDSA. Janet L. Kimberly, BS Nursing and Health, Toledo, O.: AZ, News Record, St. Directory, AWS, YWCA, Glee Club, Mummers. Jerry L. Kincaid, BS Chemical Engineering, Middletown, O.: AXE, AlChE. Victor C. King, BS Architecture, Dayton, O.: AIA. Richard L. Kinstler, BBA Management, Cincinnati, O.: AEII 1Pres., V.Pres.7, Debaters CV.Pres.J, SAM fTreas.J R. Michael Kirchmayer, BS Architecture, Cleveland, O.: QK8 fSec.J, AIIDA XQPrei.llA Scarab, New Record, D.A.A. Trib. tV.Pres.J, Glee Club, Resident v., . Harry W. Kirk, BA American History, Williamsburg, O.: IIJAB. Harmon L. Kirkpatrick, BS Chemical Engineering, Trotwood, O.: KKW, Track, Band, AXE, AIChE. Cindy D. Kistler, Assoc. Secretarial, Dayton, O.: Siddall Hall QSec.-Treas.J Franklin A. Klaine, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: TAT, Honor Council, St. Court. Charles P. Klasen, BS Industrial Design, Stony Point, N.Y.: ISDA. John E. Klein, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: IEEE. Hilda N. Klosterman, BS German, Cincinnati, O. Paul A. Knecht, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: APhA. Herman F. Knopf, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: KDAG, St. Council, Pharm. Trib., APhA. Barbara L. Koch, BA Sociology, Cincinnati, O. William C. Koch, BA Sociology, Cincinnati, O.: TKE, ROTC. Daniel L. Koehler, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: SAE, ASME. Carl R. Koenig, BA Political Science, Yonkers, N.Y.: EAM. Monme L. Koeninger, Assoc. Degree, Cincinnati, O.: Band, Sailing Club. Michele R. Koffler, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: EAT, Glee Club, Speech and Hearing Club. Barbara Kohl, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: XO, CINCINNATIAN, Women's Adv., AWS, YWCA, K-P Club, Ivy Chain. John L. Kohlman, BS Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: AEII, BAW. Jerome H. Kohls, BS Pharmacy, Newport, Ky., APhA. Walter C. Korn, BBA Economics, Cincinnati, O.: SAM fPres.J J. Lynn Korns, BS Metallurgical Engineering, Dover, O. David A. Krabacher, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Barbara B. Kramer, BFA Fine Arts, Cincinnati, O.: KA, AE1'I Rose Queen, D.A.A. Trib., Mummers. Ronni L. Krasnow, BA Psychology, Hartsdale, N.Y.: Hillel. David C. Kraus, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AFROTC. James T. Kraus, BS Industrial Design, Cincinnati, O.: ISDA, ROTC. Thomas N. Kreider, BA History, Hebron, O.: YDAG, Newman Club, YMCA, Spirit Club. Michael S. Kreindler, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: QAE. John Karl Kries, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: AKK. Howard C. Krinkle, BS Aerospace Engineering, Massillon, O.: AIAA. MaryAnn E. Kroger, BA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: XE, SAM CSec.l Betty J. Krouse, BA Marketing, Caldwell, N.J.: YWCA, Spirit Club, AMA. Diane C. Kuehn, Assoc. Police Science, Cincinnati, O. Frederick 0. Kuemmerle, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: AKK. Jill A. Kuhlman, BS Nursing and Health, Cincinnati, O. John H. Kummero, BS Civil Engineering, Toledo, O.: ASCE CPres., Sec.J, ROTC. Paul R. Kuntz, BS Electrical Engineering, Dayton, O.: ATA CTreas.J, TB1'I, HKN, St. Council CTreas.J Greek Goddess Comm., Sophos, Cincinnatus, Budget Board. Gordon D. Kunz, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Bert Kurinsky, BBA Marketing, Wayne, N.J. Fred Lafferman, BS Chemistry, Hagerstown, Md.: AEII iV.Pres.J Gerald J. Lahrman, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O. Virginia A. Lambert, BA Sociology, Cincinnati, O.: ZTA, Guidon, EAl'I, AAA CPres.J, Mortar Board, Student Directory, Panhel fPres.J, YWCA CV.Pres.J, Glee Club, WUS, Women's Adv., WEEP, Sociology Club. Walter P. Lambert, BS Chemistry, Wellsburg, W. Va. Carol A. Lammers, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: YWCA, SAM, WAA. Zlghn Lampe, BS Community Planning, Cincinnati, O.: St. PIanner's Forum res. William B. Lampert, III, BS Chemical Engineering, New Carlisle, O.: BX CV.Pres.l, QIPHE, Eng. Trib. CTreas.l, Men's Adv. YMCA. Larry C. Landman, BS Mathematics, Cincinnati, O.: Arnold Air Society, AFROTC, Hillel. John R. Lane, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O. Dale H. Lankford, BS Electrical Engineering, Dayton, O. B. Karen Larsen, BA English, Cincinnati, O. Dennis C. Larsen, JD Law, Norwood, N.J.: PAA. Phyllis M. Larson, BS Biology, Cleveland Heights, O.: ZTA. Judith A. Lathrop, BS Botany, Cincinnati, O.: X9 fTreas.J, Angel Flight CSec.D Libardo Latorre, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Charles W. Lauterbach, BS Music Education, Cincinnati, O.: 'DMA CSec.7 Belvierd G. Lavon, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. Ronald F. Leck, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: AXE CTreas.J, TBII, ROTC, AlChE. Sharon A. Leckey, Assoc. Degree Business, Scarsdale, N.Y. John D. Ledden, BS Chemistry, Erlanger, Ky.: KA1'I, Baptist St. Union fPres., V.Pres.D, Chemistry Club, SEA. Arnold M. Leff, MD Medicine, Long Beach, Calif.: QAE KPres.l, Hillel, SAMA. John A. Leffler, BBA Accounting, Mario, O.: BAW, AKW. David M. Lehman, BBA Marketing, Harrison, O. James M. LeMonn, BA French, Cincinnati, O. Chris H. Lenhardt, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: SAE, ASME. Bonnie E. Lesser, BFA-BS Art Education, Flushing, N.Y.: NAEA. Byron M. Lester, BA Geologll. Cincinnati, O. Jerrold M. Levin, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: QAE, SAMA. Babette A. Levine, Assoc. Degree Primary Education, Shaker Heights, O. Charles F. Levinthal, BA Psychology, Cincinnati, O.: 1'IA4I1 QSec.J, WX, QBK, QHE, News Record. Men's Adv. Gerald M. Levy, BBA Accounting, Rosedale, N.Y.: EAM CV.Pres.J Virginia A. Lewis, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: SEA lSec.D Julie K. Ley, BA English, Tiffin, O.: Newman Club, Mummers. Ann C. Lichtenberg, MD Medicine, Wyoming, 0. David P. Lieberman, BBA Accounting, Demarest, N.J.: Mummers. James R. Lied, BS Advertising Design, Dayton, O.: 1'IKA, QHE fPres.l, Sophos, Metro, OAK, EE iV.Pres.J, AQA, D.A.A. Trib. CV.Pres.J, St. Council, Soph. Council, Jr. Prom Chrm,, YMCA, Cincinnatus. Ann E. Lighthiser, Assoc. Degree Retail Management, Xenia, O. David E. Lighttiser, JD Law, Stroudsburg, Pa. Harriet Liles, BS Education, Lynchburg, Va.: KK1 , Bearkittens lCapt.D Thomas H. Liles, JD Law, Cincinnati, O. Carolyn A. Limes, BS Nursing 8. Health, Washington C.H., O.: KA, Angel Flight, Glee Club. Richard A. Lindmark, BBA Accounting, Chicago, Ill.: QKT fTreas.l, JIFC. Patricia A. Linz, BA Mathematics. Cincinnati. O.: 8rIJA !Sec.7, Cincinnatus. Bearkittens, Newman Club, Women's Adv., YWCA, WUS, lvy Chain. A. Joyce Lippincott, BS Nursing 8. Health. North Plainfield, N.J.: AAII, Mortar Board, N.8.H. Trib. CV,Pres.l, Res. Hall Exec. Board, Glee Club, SNO, WFEP. Robert W. Lipp, Jr., MD Medicine, Dayton, O. Cheryl L. Lipschutz. BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: K-P Club. Howard M. Loewenstein. BA Mathematics, Cincinnati, O.: Hillel. Albert F. Lohman. .lr.. BBA Marketing, Cincinnati. O. John M. Long, BS Mechanical Engineering, Bay Village, O.: BSU, SAE, ASME. Voleta C. Long, Assoc. Degree Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O. Victor J. Louisin, MD Medicine. Cincinnati, O. Robert A. Love, Ill, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. William R. Love, Jr., BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O.: Acacia CV.Pres.J, St. Planners Forum !Treas.l, Spirit Club. Roland G. Lowden, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: 1IrX. Dianne Luken, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: KKI' fPres., Treas.l, ITXE. Robert A. Lunsford, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, 0.7 Caducea- Kathleen L. Luther, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AFA CPres., Sec.J, YWCA, SEA, Ivy Chain, Panhel. David L. Lutterbei, BBA Management, Cincinnati, O.: ROTC. Linda' Sue Lutz, BA English, Cincinnati, O.: KKF, Sophos Court, Bearkittens. Fredric C. Lynch, BA English, Cincinnati, O.: ATR, Arnold Air Society 1Pres.J, News Record, Men's Adv. Michael P. Lynch, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O. Robert V. Lynch, Jr., BA Classics, Covington, Ky.: TKE. lligl Xlahllfkack, Jr., BS Pharmacy, Ludlow, Ky.: News Record, CINCINNATIAN, Carolyn A. Mackey, Assoc. Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O. David H. Macknight, BS Zoology, Cincinnati, O. gdhaagaret D. MacMahort, BS Nursing 8. Health, Hamilton, O.: KA9, Penguins, George S. Madden, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: QIJEK, KAH, SNEA, Marilyn M. Maddox, BS Nursing 8. Health, Washington Court House, O. Larry I. Madorsky, JD Law, Cincinnati, O. Susan M. Maisch, BA Psychology, Cincinnati, O.: AXQ CV.Pres.J, Student Directory, Women's Adv., WUS. Patricia A. Maitre, Assoc. Executive Secretary, Cincinnati, O. Patricia A. Maly, BS Speech 81 Hearing, Sardinia, O.: SNO, Speech A Hear- ing Club CSec.J. Steven H. Mandell, BBA Marketing, Brooklyn, N.Y.: AEII. Stephen E. Manley, BBA Accounting, Wilmington, O.: EAE. Jack D. Mann, BFA Fine Arts, Cincinnati, O.: Profile. Lowell E. Mann, BA Economics, Trenton, N.J. Dorothy L. Manning, BA Sociology, Cincinnati, O.: Sociology Club CSec.J. Kathy M. Mappes, Assoc. Business Administration, Cincinnati, O.: AQ, FSA. Virginia C. Mark, BM Trumpet-BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Band, Chorus, Symphony, Ivy Chain. Edward G. Marks, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: lIvAiIH, St. Court. Chris Marschall, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: Glee Club, WEEP, Caducea. Jan E. Marsh, BS Civil Engineering, Chillicothe, O.: ASCE. Edward A. Martie, BS Pharmacy, Akron, O. Arleen P. Martin, BA English, Cincinnati, O.: XQ, WAA, YWCA, AWS, Spirit Club. Kathy J. Martin, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: XQ, Educ. Trib., Angel Flight, Women's Adv., Ivy Chain. Robert C. Martin, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: SAE. Robert E. Martin, BS Electrical Engineering, Scoito Furnace, O. Sharon K. Martz, BS Nursing 81 Health, Franklin, O.: SNO CV.Pres.D, WEEP. Howard D. Mason, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. Pamela A. Mason, Assoc. Nursery School, Cincinnati, O. Gary D. Matthews, BS Electrical Engineering, Vandalia, O.: IEEE. Charles W. Maurer, III, BBA Accounting, Piqua, O.: BAW, AKW CTreas.b. James W. Maurer, BA Economics, Massillon, O.: EQE CV.Pres.D, OAE, YMCA, Men's Adv. Linda A. Maurer, Assoc. Business Administration, Cincinnati, O. Richard A. Maurer, BA Political Science, West Orange, N.J. Sharon A. Maury, BS Nursing 84 Health, Wheeling, W. Va.: N8tH Trib. CSec.D, St. Council, SNO. John C. May, BBA Finance, Cincinnati, O.: ROTC, AMA, Sailing Club. Sandra Y. May, BS Fashion Design, Indianapolis, Ind.: KA, YWCA, Mummers. Clara V. Mays, Assoc. Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O. Thomas M. Mayer, BA Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: QK8, IFC fTreas,J, 'PHE lPres.J, Sophos, OAK, Metro, ASS Trib., Men's Adv., Orientation Board. Judith L. Maxian, Assoc. Degree, Cincinnati, O.: FSA. Howard A. Mayers, BBA Management, Cincinnati, O.: EAM. Judith A. McArthur, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AA1'I, KAH, K-P Club, Spirit Club, YWCA. Teryl E. McCafferty, BBA Marketing, Kettering, O.: AAA, QXE, YWCA. Judith E. McCarty, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: XQ fV.Pres.J, AAA ITAE CTreas.D, Guidon, KAl'I, Mortar Board, Acacia Sweetheart, News Record CEd.- in Chiefi, Educ. Trib., Homecoming Comm. Chrm., Women's Adv. fCo-chrm.J, Modern Dance Club, Glee Club, Cincinnatus, Board of Pub., Cab. of Presidents. Thomas E. McCarty, BA Economics, Cincinnati, O.: BSU, Porpoise Club, C-Club, Cincinnatus, A845 Trib. fTreas.J, WUS Chrm., Union Board, Varsity Swimming, Jr. Class Adv. Board, Men's Adv. John R. McClelland, BS Metallurgical Engineering, Butler, Pa.: TBII, AXE, ASM fPres.D. Joseph E. McClure, BS Architecture, Monticello, Ind. Moglen? M. McCoy, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: TBE 4Pres.b, Band . res. . gusan A. McCurdy, BS Nursing 8. Health, Cincinnati, O.: AWS: Newman enter. Ronald T. McDaniel, BBA Management, Cincinnati, O.: AEH, News Record, Spirit Club, Ski Club, Sailing Club. Ronald D. McDonald, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Janet B. McGoron, BS Business Education, Cincinnati, O.: AAYI. Failed R. McGrew, BS Electrical Engineering, Willoughby, O.: HKN, TB1'I, E . I-lloglard,H. Mcllvain, BS Industrial Design, Cincinnati, O.: B91'I, AQA, IDSA . res. James M. McKinley, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O. Richard D. McKnight, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: TB1'I !Sec.D, CSO, AIChE CV.Pres., Treas.J, WUS. Raymond McMullen, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. James A. McNeal, BBA Finance, Burnside, Ky.: SAM. Ann McNemar, BS Nursing 84 Health, Xenia, O.: AAA. AAII, AWS fV.Pres., Pres., Sec.J, Orientation Board fPres., Sec., Treas.D, Guidon, Mortar Board. Michael F. McNulty, BS Pharmacy, Springfield, O.: QK9, KW iV.Pres.J, New- man Center, APhA. Thomas B. Mc0wen, BBA Finance, Cincinnati, O.: BX lTreas.D, Bus. Ad. Trib., Glee Club. Hugh McWilliams, Assoc. Personnel, Cincinnati, 0. Arnold C. Meadows, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O.: AIA. Robert E. Meadows, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O.: Scarab 1V.Pres., Sec.J, AIA. Richard J. Meckstroth, BS Mechanical Engineering, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.: ASME, SAE. Michael K. Meece, BS Zoology, Norwood, O.: Band iV.Pres.J, KKW, Metro. Carol J. Meier, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Student Directory, S-E Club, Bus. Ad, Club. Jack A. Meinking, BS Electrical Engineering, Sharonville, O.: EAI' fPres., Sec.J, AEA, MHK. Teri A. Meinshausen, BS Education, Cincinnati, O. Stephen H. Meitus, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: KDAE. Mary E. Mendenhall, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: KA6. Gerald T. Menke, BA Economics, Cincinnati, O. Richard A. Menke, BS Psychology, Cincinnati, O.: EQE CTreas.J, Baseball, Cheerleader, YMCA CPres.J, Caducea, Men's Adv., WEEP. Rodger J. Menozzi, BS Architecture, McKeesport, Pa.: IIKA. Dave P. Merkel, BS Education, Cincinnati, O. Sylvia C. Merritts, BA Sociology, Cincinnati, O.: AKA. Kenneth A. Merriweather, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Paul S. Mesnick, MD Medicine, New York, N.Y.: QAE. Christopher E. Methot, BS Industrial Design, Cincinnati, O.: Sailing Club. Robert J. Metternich, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O. Harold T. Metzler, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: KW, Pharm. Trib. CTreas.J, WEEP, APhA. Channing R. Meyer, BA Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: QK8 1Sec.7, Chem. Club, Men's Adv., Caducea. JoAnn Meyer, BS Nursing 81 Health, Tipton, Ind.: AFA CV.Pres.J, Angel Flight, SNO, Spirit Club. John H. Meyer, BA English, Cincinnati, O.: 1I1A8 CV.Pres.J, News Record, Varsity Baseball, YMCA. Ronald G. Meyer, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O. Thomas L. Meyer, BS Architecture, Napoleon, O.: GX, Lutheran Found., AIA. Carolyn B. Miller, BA English, Cincinnati, O.: XQ, AAA, Modern Dance Club. Donald C. Miller, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: ETE, Caducea, Men's Adv. Jack L. Miller, BS Electrical Engineering, New London, O.: YMCA, IEEE. Jackie A. Miller, BFA-BS Educat,on, Cincinnati, O.: KAH. James Miller, BA Economics, Cincinnati, O.: ATA, Men's Adv. Kenneth R. Miller, BS Education, Canton, O.: QEK CV.Pres.J, C-Club, Porpoise Club CSec.l, Varsity Football, Wrestling. Lawrence C. Milligan, Jr., BS Electrical Engineering, Dayton, O.: EAE. Stephen D. Minton, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: Men's Adv., Caducea. John M. Minturn, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O. Forrest C. Mischler, MD Medicine, Fairview, Pa. Donald R. Misrach, BA Economics, Cincinnati, O.: EAM. John R. Mitchell, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O.: SAM, EIE. Thomas G. Mitchell, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: AMA CPres.J. Irving M. Mitsunaga, MD Medicine, Sunnyvale, Calif. Gretchen L. Mittendorf, BM Piano-BS Education, Genoa, O.: AO CTreas.D, CCM Trib. fSec., Treas.J, Chorus, Ivy Chain, Women's Adv. Anne E. Modricker, BS Nursing 84 Health, Fort Wayne, Ind.: AAA, Glee Club. John A. Monnett, BBA Accounting, Dayton, O.: BAW lV.Pres.J, Band. Stephen W. Montgomery, BA Psychology, Washington, D.C., IIAE, News Record, CINCINNATIAN. Marcene H. Mooney, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: K-P Club, BSF CSec.J. Tom B. Mooney, BS History-Speech, Lockland, O. Gary M. Moore, BS Civil Engineering, Middletown, O.: ASME. Henry C. Moore, Jr., BA Economics, Cincinnati, O. Kathleen E. Moore, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: KA6, WAA. Micheal L. Moore, BS Chemical Engineering, Lima, O. Joyce K. Moran, BS Education, Covington, Ky.: ZTA CTreas., V. Pres.3, Mortar Board, Guidon iSec.J, KAH, IIAE, Student Director tEditorJ, Board of Pub., Educ. Trib., Arete CSec.D, WAA, Ivy Chain. George B. Morgan, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: QA8, IFC, BAW, Eng. Trib., Cincinnatus. Janet S. Morgan, Assoc. Degree Arts, Cincinnati, O. Kathryn J. Moritz, BA Political Science, Kettering, O.: XO, AAA, AWS, Angel Flight, Ski Club CSec.l, Ivy Chain. Susan A. Mote, BS Nursing 84 Health, Piqua, O.: AFA fV.Pres.J, WAA, Wesley Foundation, Glee Club, SNO, Student Adv., YWCA. Daniel H. Moul, BS Architecture, Ft. Mitchell, Ky.: 1'IKA, IFC, St. Council, Greek Week Comm. Chrm., YMCA, AIA. Carol A. Moust, BBA Accounting, Indianapolis, Ind. Donald W. Muckerheide, BBA Management, Cincinnati, O.: QKT CTreas.D, SAM CV.Pres.b, ROTC. A. L. Muegel, BBA Management, Cincinnati, O. Richard N. Mueller, BS Aerospace Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: AIAA. Zgymond J. Mulholland, Jr., BS Civil Engineering, Kankakee, III.: ROTC, CE. Elmer J. Murphy, Jr., BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: SEA, Scabbard 81 Blade. J. Griffin Murphey, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Center. Judith K. Murphy, Assoc. Business, Norwood, O. Patricia E. Murphy, Assoc. Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O.: Sailing Club. Thomas E. Murphy, JD Law, Cincinnati, O. Joanne K. Murray, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: SEA. David E. Myers, BA Psychology, Defiance, O.: Wrestling. Dee A. Myers, BS Home Economics, Cincinnati, O.: St. Council, Home Ec. Trib. CPres.J, YWCA, Home Ec. Chpt. CTreaS.J. Marsha L. Myers, Assoc. Business, Norwood, O. Richard A. Myers, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. Thomas A. Myers, BA French, Cincinnati, O.: Scabbard and Blade. Thomas E. Myers, BS Civil Engineering, Areanum, O.: ASCE. Patrgikbk. Nagle, BS Industrial Design, Cincinnati, O.: QK8, DAA Trib., Sail- ing u . Jane C. Nagy, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: KKF, YWCA. Jerry C. Nagy, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: EX. Edwin R. Nave, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: TB1'I, HKN. William R. Neale, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: QIIAQI1. Nancy J. Neay, BS Education, Cleveland, 0.: Internat. Club CPres., Sec.7, SNEA, YWCA. Barbara Spiess Neel, BFA-BS Art Education, Cincinnati, O.: ZTA, AQA, Glee Club, Band, Mummers, NAEA. Jeffrey A. Negley, BS Electrical Engineering, Piqua, O. David A. Nemecek, BBA Accounting, Dayton, O. E. Lynn Newcomer, BS Zoology, Cincinnati, O.: XQ, Jr. Prom Queen, CIN- CINNATIAN, A813 Trib. CSec.J, Sr. Class Adv. Board, Penguins, YWCA, Glee Club, Women's Adv., Sophos Court, Student Directory. Kirk C. Newton, BS Electrical Engineering, Coudersport, Pa., HKN, 'I'Bl'I. Roger C. Niehaus, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: EX, Newman Center. William P. Nieman, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O. Leo G. Niemeier, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: AMA, Newman Center. Dennis C. Nieset, BS Electrical Engineering, Gibsonburg, O.: TB1'I, HKN, IEEE. Thomas W. Nightingale, BS Education, Middleville, N.Y.: QEK fTreas., Pres.J, Baseball. Richard L. Noble, BA Economics, Franklin Lakes, N.J.: EAE, Hermes, Swim- ming, Men's Adv. Thomas E. Noll, BS Metallurgical Engineering, New Richmond, O. Daniel R. Nordlund, BS Electrical Engineering, Xenia, O.: ATA lTreas.J Larry D. Norris, BS Architecture, Loveland, O.: AIA. Sheldon Nova, MD Medicine, Jersey City, N.J. Jerry K. Nunn, Assoc. Degree Business Management, Cincinnati, O. Nancy C. Nunn, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AXQ CPres.b, Panhel, HAE, KAH, News Record, Student Directory, Jr. Class V. Pres., Sr. Class V.Pres., General Chrm. of Homecoming, Mum Sale Chrm., WAA, YWCA iSec.J, Ivy Chain, SEA. Sam R. Nutty, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Tennis, C-Club. Richard L. Oaks. BS Civil Engineering, Vandalia, O.: ASCE, ASTM, Glee Club. Michael B. Oberding, BBA Accounting, Cheviot, O.: Newman Club, SAM. Donald E. Oda, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: SAM, AMA. Kenneth J. Oerther, BBA Accounting, Norwood, O.: QA8, BAT. Keith M. Ohmer, BS Advertising Design, Cincinnati, O.: AQA, WEEP. Clifton W. Olds, Jr., BBA Management, New Castle, Del.: EN, SAM. J. Donald 0'Meara, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O. L. Burke 0'NeaI, BS Electrical Engineering, Highland Heights, Ky. David E. Oram, BBA Marketing, Watseka, Ill.: IIKA. Cecil W. Osborn, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O.: EAE, IFC. Thomas M. Osborn, BS Mechanical Engineering, Dover, O.: SAE, ASME. Jerry F. Ose, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O.: EQE, YWCA. Roy C. Osterberg, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. Ella Jane Osterhoff, BFA-BS Art Education, Muncie, Ind.: ZTA, NAEA. Linn B. Osterman, BS Mechanical Engineering, Bethal Park, Pa.: 1'IKA. Patricia A. Ostrander, Assoc. Degree Medical 8. Legal Secretary, Cincinnati, O.: AZ lSec., Treas.J, Penguins, YWCA, Spirit Club, Women's Adv. Robert A. Oswald, Jr., BS Industrial Management, Salem, O.: SX CV.Pres.J, EIE, AKIII. John J. Ottke, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O. Steve D. Overholser, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Track. 405 TY.. I 406 Thomas E. Pace, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: BGIT. Kenneth E. Palmer, BS Zoology, Cincinnati, 0.: Track. Tim Park, BS Advertising Design, Maryville, Tenn.: QA9 fSec.J, IIAE, Sr. Class Adv. Board, Greek Week Comm. Chrm., Glee Club, Tennis, Cincinnatus, Metro, Co-op. Eng. Lawrence E. Parker, BS Architecture, Baltimore, Md.: Triangle fV.Pres., SecJ, Scarab, DAA Trib., IFC. Richard L. Parker, BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O.: AIA. James Parthenakis, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: YMCA, AEIT, Choir, Track, Gymnastics, Sailing Club. Chris E. Passerello, BS Aerospace Engineering, Whitehouse Sta., N.J. Paul S. Pathe, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: Bus. Ad. Trib., YMCA. Sandra L. Patterson, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: Trianon CPres., Treas.J, AAA, IIXE, BFE, AMA. Kent L. Patterson, BS Pharmacy, Cambridge, O.: KW, Pharm. Trib., Arnold Air Society, APhA. Carl J. Patton, Jr., BS Community Planning, Cincinnati, O.: St. Planners Forum CPres.D. Charlotte Patton, Assoc. Degree Secretarial, Cincinnati, O.: St. Council, AWS, Glee Club, Mummers. Michael Q. Patton, BA Sociology, Dayton, O.: OAK CV.Pres.J, Metro, News Record, Res. Hall Assoc. CPres.J, Baptist St. Union 1Pres.D, Drum Major, ROTC Band, WUS, Cab. of Presidents, Men's Adv., Sociology Club. Jeffrey Elliott Paul, BA English, Cincinnati, O.: EAM. Judith Paulson, BS Advertising Design, Cincinnati, O.: KKF, AAA CPres.b, AGPA, Guidon, Mortar Board, DAA Trib. CPres., V.Pres., Sec.J, Cab. of Presi- dents, YWCA, Ivy Chain, Women's Adv. Robert B. Payne, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O.: ROTC. Ken R. Pearson, BS Metallurgical Engineering, Salem, O.: AXE ASM. John N. Peed, BS Electrical Engineering, Hackensack, N.J.: ATA, KIJHE. Guinevere L. Pekel, BS Education, Cincinnati, O. Robert D. Penick, BS Chemistry, Cincinnati, O. John S. Penn, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O.: BOII CTreas.l, Swimming. Virginia E. Pensinger, BS Piano, Cincinnati, O.: EAI CSec.5, Chorus, Orchestra. John E. Perin, BFA Radio Bi Television, Cincinnati, O.: WFIB Radio. Carol J. Perkins, BE Education, Cincinnati, O.: SEA. Donna G. Perkins, Assoc. Degree Medical Secretary, Cincinnati, O. David J. Perry, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O. Lawrence A. Peter, BA Sociology, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Club iPres.J. E. Susan Petering, BA-BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: TBE, WUS Chrm., Chris- tian Science tPres.J, Glee Club, Band, Mummers, YWCA. Marilyn L. Petering, BFA Radio 8. Television, Cincinnati, O.: AZ fPres.7, PTA, BB. St. Council, CCM Trib., Christian Science, Glee Club, Mummers, WFIB Radio CSec.I. Robert A. Peters, BA Economics, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Club. William A. Peters, BA Economics, Cincinnati, O. Judith Lynn Peterson, Assoc. Degree Legal Secretary, Mt. Healthy, O. Joan F. Peterson, BS Medical Technology, Washington, D.C.: Wesley Founda- tion. William E. Pfeiffer, BS Pharmacy, St. Bernard, O. Jacqueline A. Phillips, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: AZ fV.Pres.J. Kathryn E. Phillips, BS Nursing 8. Health, Fairfield, O.: TBE fSec.3, Band CSec.J, SNO. Patrice D. Pierce, BA Education, Cincinnati, O.: XQ, KAII, News Record, Women's Adv. Ellie H. Pike. Assoc. Degree Executive Secretary, Chattanooga, Tenn.: AQ, Future Sec. fPres.J. Judith S. Pilzer, BA Classics, Columbus, O.: AAA, Guidon, Mortar Board, CINCINNATIAN, AWS, Memorial Hall Exec. Council Chrm., Cab. of Presidents, Hillel. Richard A. Pistler, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: IITE, ASME, SAE CSec.J. Linda L. Planes, Assoc. Degree, Cincinnati, O. Carol F. Plaut, BA French, Cincinnati, O. Harry B. Plotnick, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: IIAQ, St. Council CV.Pres.I, Pharm. Trib., AZQ CSec.D. John D. Pogorelec, JD Law, Clifton, N.J.: KDAA, Restatement, St. Court. Theodore S. Polas, BS Electrical Engineering, Ambridge, Pa. Marvin H. Polinsky, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O. Elaine A. Poppe, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AZ, KAII, Women's Adv., Future Sec. CV.Pres.J, Spirit Club, SNEA. Hayden S. Porter, Jr., BS Physics, Cincinnati, O. Elbert C. Powell, Assoc. Degree Chemical Engineering, Melbourne, Ky. Richard Lee Powell, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Football. Allen E. Prechtel, BS Industrial Management, Elyria, O.: EIE. William C. Preston, BS Architecture, Charleston. W. Va. Susan M. Price, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: KA, YWCA. Frank H. Prouty, Jr., BA Political Science, Troy, O. Wayne E. Pullins, BBA Management, Cincinnati, O.: SAM. Lawrence A. Pulsfort. BS Management, Bellevue. Ky. Robert C. Purkey, BS Aerospace Engineering, Dayton, O.: TB1'I fSec.J, AIAA. Linda M. Raaf, BS Education-Home Economics, Cincinnati, O.: KKF, Women's Adv., AWS, Home Ec. Club, YWCA. Karin G. Rabe, BA English, Cincinnati, O.: AAA, WEEP. Laura M. Rabe, BS Mathematics, Cincinnati, O. Ronald A. Rabin, BA Chemistry, Cincinnati, O.: KDHE, QAT, Men's Adv. Susan I. Radabaugh, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: WAA, Arete. Thomas L. Radcliffe, BBA Finance. Cincinnati, O.: BBIT. Walter J. Radtake, BS Education, St. Bernard, O.: Basketball. Erwin A. Raible. BFA-BS Art Education, Cincinnati, O.: AIDA, DAA Trib. CV. Pres.J, NAEA CV.Pres.b. Allen L. Ralston, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: AMA. M. Michele Rahe, BS Pharmacy, Shelbyville, Ind.: Res. 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Reichling, BA Spanish, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Club C . res.. David B. Reid. BS Advertising Design, Paterson, N.J.: A4IJA, ROTC. Phillip R. Reid, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. Dennis R. Reigle, BA Psychology, Canton, O.: EQE, Cincinnatus, EE CPres.D, Metro, OAK, Jr. Class fTreas.D, Sr. Class CPres.D, Soph. Class Mum Sale Chrm., Baseball, IFC. Gerald R. Reiter, MD Medicine, Hamilton, O. Sandra S. Reiter, BS Retail Management, Fairfield, O. WEEPH. Remke, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: AKW CPres.J, BAW QSec.7, Elizabeth G. Remsberg, BM Flute, Springfield, O.: EAI fPres., V.Pres., Sec.J, AAA, Mortar Board. William T. Renick, BS Interior Design, Cincinnati, O.: AID fSec.J. Debaroh M. Rettig, Assoc. Degree Arts, Wyoming, O. Daniel R. Reuter, BBA Marketing, Columbus, O.: AEII, AMA, YMCA, Lutheran Foundation. ilxejan A. Rewwer, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: KKF, Bearkittens, Women's v. George W. Reynolds, BS Aerospace Engineering, Cincinnati, O. lgirliga G. Reynolds, BS Nursing 84 Health, Kensington, Md.: LHA CV.Pres.J, Bernard L. Rhodes, BBA Finance, Steubenville, O.: Newman Center fTreas.J, SAM, AKXII. Martin W. Ribarsky, BS Physics, Cincinnati, O.: GX fPres., Treas.J, Home- coming Comm. Chrm., Men's Adv., IFC, Jr. Adv. Board. James K. Rice, JD Law, St. Albans, W.Va.: KIJAKIJ. Robert I. Richardson, BS Management, Cincinnati, O.: ATA. Robert R. Richardson, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: Band, IEEE. Peter J. Rickard, BA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: QK6, Newman Center, SAM. Donald E. Ricketts, BBA Accounting, Dayton, O.: GX, BFE CV.Pres.J, BAIP CTreas.J, St. Council. Patricia D. Ricketts, BS Education, Dayton, O. Conrad C. Rief, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O. Geraldine A. Ries, Assoc. Degree Executive Secretary, Cheviot, O. zivollgert ,D. Riesenberg, BA Psychology, West Chester, O.: Newman Club . res. . Mary A. Riga, Assoc. Degree Retail Management, Cheviot, O.: AQ, Univ. Trib., Newman Club. Mildred I. Riley, BBA Finance, Cincinnati, O.: AZ 4Treas.J, Student Directory, Bus. Ad. Trib. CSec.J, Women's Adv. Mary Lou Rimsky, BBA Economics, Cincinnati, O.: 84I1A, Cincinnatus, AAA, QXE, OAE, EQE Queen of Hearts, Bus. Ad. Trib., Jr. Class Adv. Board, Newman Center, Guidon CV.Pres.D. Leslie M. Ringel, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O.: IIKE. Judy M. Risner, BA Mathematics, BS Education, Nonfvood, O.: AAA, SEA. gg?-rles J. Rizzo, BS Mechanical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: SAE, ASME, M. Frederick J. Rizzo, BS Pharmacy, Cincinnati, O.: KW, APhA fPres., V.Pres.7. Allan H. Robinson, MD Medicine, Piedmont, Calif. Donna D. Roemer, BS Education, Paterson, N.J. Wayne J. Roetzer, BA Psychology, Buffalo, N.Y. Michael L. Rolf, BBA Marketing, Muncie, Ind.: EAE, Sophos, EE, C-Club, News Record, Basketball. Richard H. Rolfert, BS Industrial Design, Cincinnati, O.: ISDA. Joyce L. Romes, Assoc. Degree Retail Management, Lockland, O. Douglas E. Rommel, BBA Marketing, Kettering, O. Richard C. Rooney, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. Clayton C. Rothenbush, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: EAE, IEEE. Kristin R. Rotte, Education, Cincinnati, O.: KKF, KA1'I. Sharon J. Rowe, BS Interior Design, Bowling Green, O.: AXQ, NSID, AID. Elizabeth B. Rowold, BFA Fine Art, Cincinnati, O. Daniel B. Rubens, BA Economics, Malverne, N.Y.: Hillel, Band. Arlene S. Rubinoff, BS Education, Springfield, O.: QEE, Student Directory, Union Board, Women's Adv., Hillel, St. Religious Council, Glee Club fV.Pres.D, Mummers, Special Ed. Club, SEA. Neil D. Rubinstein, BBA Marketing, Great Neck, N.Y.: Baseball. James L. Rudd, BS Mechanical Engineering, Middletown, O.: QPKT. Stanley D. Rullman, JD Law, Aurora, Ind. Richard N. Rose, BA American History, Lexington, Ky. R. Rodney Rupp, BS Physics, BS Education, Cincinnati. O.: KATI, KKIY, Band fPres., Treas.J, SNEA. Daniel R. Rusche, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: QEK, Sailing Club. Ruth Ann Rush, BS Medical Technology, Newport, Ky.: AAA, IEIT, WAA. Marie A. Rutenschroer, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AKD, KAII, K-P Club, YWCA, Spirit Club. Maureen C. Rutenschroer, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AFA, KAII, YWCA, SNEA. William l. Salis, BBA Marketing, Rockville Centre, N.Y.: EAM, Hillel. Ted M. Samuelson, BA History, Freeport, N.Y.: EAM, fI1A9. Nancy M. Sanger, BBA Secretarial Si Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: TIKE CSec., Treas.J, Newman Center, Future Sec. Glen W. Sanner, BS Pharmacy, Sarver, Pa.: AED KSec.7, APhA, YMCA. Frank G. Satko, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. Peter A. Sawits, BA Economics, Cincinnati, O.: TIA415, News Record, News Record. A8iS Trib., Men's Adv., Soirit C 'h. Margaret M. Sawitzko-Iipsky, BS Medical Technology, Cincinnati. O.: TBE fTreas.J, Band. Lauralee Sawyer, BA English, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: GQA fV.Pres.D, Guidon, AAA, IIAE fSec.3, KAII, Mortar Board 4Pres.J, Ivy Chain, News Record tNews Ed.J, Soph. Class Cab., Jr. Class Adv. Board, Orientation Board, Greek Week Comm. Chrm., Women's Adv., Soph. Mum Sale Comm. Chrm., Soph. Leadership Conf. Chrm., YWCA Exec. Board. Michael E. Sayre, BA Economics, Cincinnati, O. William R. Scarce, BS Aerospace Engineering, Eaton, O. Kenneth T. Schachleiter, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: QDAA CTreas.J, Restatement, Newman Club. Stephen C. Schaefer, BBA Management, Ft. Wayne, Ind.: News Record, Mummers, SAM, YFA. William F. Schaefer, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: HKN, TBII. Michael D. Schamp, BA Chemistry, Dayton, O.: ITKA, EPA, Men's Adv., YMCA, WUS. Frederic R. Schatz, BS Chemical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: ATA CPres., V.Pres., Treas.J, Cincinnatus, IFC, Golf, Fraternity Purchasing Board fPres.I. lhgmaxsAR. Scheckelhoff, BS Architecture, Dayton, O.: EOE, Scarab, DAA ri ., . Dian R. Scheidenberger, Assoc. Degree Business, Cincinnati, O.: AAA, YWCA, Future Sec. fTreas.b. Stuart P. Scheingarten, BS Architecture, Brooklyn, N.Y. Jane E. Schell, BS Bacteriology, Cincinnati, O.: IE1'I. Charles Schenker, BA Psychology, Cincinnati, O.: Hillel. Elizabeth A. Schepman, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: KKI' CSec.j. Vicki D. Schepman, BS Home Economics, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: KKF, Bearkittens, SEA, K-P Club. David A. Scherrer, Assoc. Degree Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O.: Glee Club. Carol A. Schimpf, BS Home Economics, Norwood, O. James R. Schinner, BS Zoologv, Cincinnati, O. go Ellen Schlemmer, Assoc. Degree Medical Secretary, Harrison, O.: Future ec. James W. Schlueter, Assoc. Degree Arts, Cincinnati, O. James B. Schmidt, BS Aerospace Engineering, Lancaster, O.: IIKA, AIAA. Susan B. Schmidt, BBA Secretarial, Cincinnati, O.: AZ, Newman Club. Elizabeth F. Schneider, BS Education, Loudonville. O.: Glee Club. William J. Schneider, BS Community Planning, Cincinnati, O.: AIA, St. Plan- ner's Forum fSec.I. Fred I. Schoenfeld, BS Electrical Engineering, Norfolk, Va.: Mummers. Leslie John Schradin, Jr., BA History, Cincinnati, O. Philip V. Schroeder, BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O.: ROTC. William E. Schuck, BS Management, Cincinnati, O. Edward Schulte, BBA Management, Cincinnati, O. Roy J. Schulz, BS Aerospace Engineering, Cincinnati, O. Thomas A. Schulz, BS Electrical Engineering, Piqua, O.: IEEE, Lutheran Foundation. Steven C. Schumacher, BA Political Science, New York, N.Y.: EAM. Wayne P. Schur, BBA Marketing, Trenton, N.J. David V. Schwab, BS Sociology, Cincinnati, O. James F. Schwab, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: HKN 4V.Pres.J, TBH, ROTC. Gerald L. Schwartz, MD Medicine, Staten Island, N.Y.: QX CV.Pres.J. Joan T. Schwartz, Assoc. Degree Business Administration, Cincinnati, O.: Newman Club, Future Sec. Richard E. Schweitzer, MD Medicine, Indio, Calif.: QAE, IIHKE. Michael J. Scott, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: AMA, SAM. - Steve F. Scott, BS Chemical Engineering, Columbus, O.: IIKA, AlChE, YMCA. Suzanne Scott, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: AFA iTreas.7, AAA, WXE, BFE CSec.D, Student Directory. James L. Seal, BBA Accounting, Centerville, O.: BFE, TKA, QDHE, Debaters QPres., Treas.J. Richard B. Sears, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: OX, Spirit Club. Richard S. Segal, BS Zoology, Cincinnati, O.: EAM, Metro, EE, AMW, AQIJE, Mummers. John Seibert, BS Community Planning, Cincinnati, O.: St. Planners, Forum. William R. Seibert, BS Electrical Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: CIJKB, Home- coming Comm. Chrm., Cheerleader fCapt.J, Men's Adv., Newman Center, Spirit Club. Patricia H. Seifart, BS Speech 8. Hearing, Cincinnati, O. Thomas W. Seitz, BBA Accounting, Dayton, O.: Sawyer Hall CTreas.7. Richard J. Semon, BS Community Planning, Parma Heights, O.: EN fV.Pres.J, Newman Club, IFC, St. Planners Forum, AIA. George M. Sepsie, BA Psychology, Brooklyn, N.Y.: Newman Center, German Club, Economics Club. Jo Anne M. Seybert, BA Social Studies, Cincinnati, O. John R. Seybert, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: QAQII. James W. Shade, BS Civil Engineering, Eaton, O.: ASCE. Karen R. Shaffer, BS Nursing 8. 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Carenjean Simon, BS Education, Milwaukee, Wis.: QEE, Women's Adv., Hillel. Howard Simon, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. Lance D. Simpson, BS Chemical Engineering, Bay City, Mich.: Triangle CTreas.b, Sophos, Student Directory, IFC, Eng. Trib. Steven M. Skurow, BS History, Cincinnati, O. James L. Slaughter, III, BS Advertising Design, Covington, Ky. Frederick A. Slautterback, BS Industrial Management, Pittsburgh, Pa.: IIKA, APE, Eng. Trib. Calvin W. Slhroer, BBA Economics, Cincinnati, O.: AEII. David F. Sloan, MD Medicine, Columbus, O. Mira L. Sloan. Assoc. Degree Nursery School, Roslyn, N.Y. Almon R. Smith, BS Accounting, Cincinnati, O. Claudia G. Smith, BS Chemistry, Erlanger, Ky.: Memorial Hall fTreas.J, WEEP, Modern Dance Club. David A. Smith, BS Electrical Engineering, Alliance, O. Donald D. Smith, BS Architecture, Baltimore, Md.: Triangle CTreas.D, DAA Trib., Soph. Class Adv. Board, AIA fV.Pres., Sec.J Harry E. Smith, BBA Marketing, Loveland, O.: SAM. Jeffrey P. 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Sparks, Jr., BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O.: IIKA, IFC, DAA Trib., t. .onnci. William G. Spatta, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: SAM, AMA. Michael H. Speigel, BA Psychology, Dayton, O. Barbara L. Spieker, BS Nursing 8. Health, Cincinnati, O. Jacqueline A. Srofe, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: KA CPres., Sec.b., 1'IAE, Cincinnatus. CINCINNATIAN, Sr. Class Adv. Board, AWS, Women's Adv., YWCA, Ivy Chain. Kim T. Stacey. BBA Management, Cincinnati, O.: SAM. Susan F. Stadler, BA History, Indianapolis, Ind.: EAT CV.Pres.l, Hillel. Charles K. Staley, BS Mathematics, Deer Park, O.: TKE, Greek Week CTreas.D, Men's Adv., AFROTC, Arnold Air Society. Mariory A. Staples, BS Nursing and Health, Pittsburgh, Pa.: AFA fSec.D, AAH, WAA, Wesley Foundation, YWCA, AWS. Richard L. Starkey, BS Management, Cincinnati, O.: EQE. William H. Starr, BS Chemical Engineering, Lyndhurst, O.: 1'IKA, C.S.O., YMCA. AlChE. Gary R. Statler, BS Metallurgical Engineering, Mt. Vernon, O.: TBII, Wres- tling. Baptist St. Fellowship, ASM fSec.b. AXE, ASTM. I Joanne C. Staubitz, BS Medical Technology, Cincinnati, O.: ZTA. Larry R. Stauffer, BS Biology, Dayton, O. Randolph J. Stayin, JD Law, Cincinnati, O.: 1IJA4I1. Margot H. Stearns, BA English, Cincinnati, O. John G. Steele, BBA Management,, Gambier, O.: ATO, Hermes. Bruce R. Steibel, JD Law, Sands Point, N.Y.: IPAQ, Legal Aid Society. Nancy Jo Steibel, BA Psychology, Cincinnati, O. Sanford M. Steinberg, BA Sociology 8. Anthropology, Cincinnati, 0. Bruce A. Steiner, Jr., BS Civil Engineering, Canton, O.: Triangle CV.Pres., Treas.J, XE, IFC, Eng. Trib., St. Council, Soph. Cab., ASCE, ASTM, Union Social Board. Gerald Lee Stephens, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati, O.: AE1'I. Russell R. Stephens, Jr., BS Architecture, Cincinnati, O.: AIA. Everett L. Stepp, Jr., BS Electrical Engineering, Butler, Pa.: IEEE. Richard C. Sterling, BS Electrical Engineering, Hamilton, O. Eileen P. Stern, BA History, BS Education, Cleveland, O.: AAA tSec.J, Guidon, KAII, Hillel CPres., Sec.J. Frank B. Stern, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O. Philip G. Steude, BS Chemistry, Dayton, O.: IIQHE fSec.J, Sailing Club. Thomas L. Stevens, BS Metallurgical Engineering, Tipp City, O.: Eng. Trib., ASM CTreas.J. Richard B. Stewart, BS Architecture, Waterford, Pa.: Glee Club, AIA, Spirit Club, Men's Adv. William E. Stillman, BS Architecture, Glen Rock, N.J.: AEQ, AIA. Katherine C. Stilwell, BS Nursing 8. Health, Glendale, O. Doris A. Stivender, BBA Marketing, Cincinnati, O.: AMA. James W. Stockdell, MD Medicine, Cincinnati, O. Bernard J. Stoll, Jr., BS Civil Engineering, Cincinnati, O.: ASCE. Ruth E. Stoltz, BS Pharmacy, Dayton, O.: KE, PX, AAA, AWS, Siddall Hall CPres., V.Pres.J, Scioto Hall fPres.J. Richard E. Stonis, BS Interior Design, New Kensington, Pa.: IIKA, AIIJA, NSID, AID. James E. Story, BA Economics, Cincinnati, O. Leroy Stots, Jr., BA Political Science, Cincinnati, O.: KKYP, ROTC. Jane A. Strasser, BA English, Cincinnati, O.: KKF, Soph. Mum Sale Comm. Chrm., Spirit Club, Newman Club. Philip E. Stratmann, BA Economics, Cincinnati, O. Carolyn A. Stratton, BA Psychology, Cincinnati, O. Larry S. Strauss, BFA Radio 81 Television, Hamilton, O.: AETI, PTA CTreas.J. Carolyn Jane Stremick, BS Piano, Cincinnati, O.: AO fV.Pres.D. Louis F. Strigari, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O.: AKW iSec.J, Newman Center. Mary Ellen Strobach, BS Nursing 8. Health, Columbus, O.: SNO. James A. Strohm, BS Aerospace Engineering, Massillon, O.: Baptist St. Fellowship, AIAA fPres.D. is Ann Strong, BS Nursing 8. Health, Elyria, O.: KA, Angel Flight, Women's v. Glenn E. Stucker, BS Industrial Management, Cincinnati, O. Roberta J. Stuebing, BS Education, Cincinnati, O.: AAU, Student Directory, Modern Dance Club CSec,J, Band. Gary V. Stull, BA Business Administration, Newport, Ky. Sharon A. Stull, BS Speech 8. Hearing, Cincinnati, O.: Speech Bi Hearing Club fV.Pres.D. Robert N. 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Phillip, 172,308 Bell, Steven, 214 Bell, Trenton, 366 Bellar, Carol, 357 Belo, John, 196, 323 Belo, Paul, 336, 382 Belser, Jerry, 368 Benbow, Robert, 336, 396 Bender, Carol, 184 Bender, Kathy, 354 Benjamin, Nola, 100, 355 Benne, John, 283 Bennett, David, 196 Bennett, Patricia, 352 Bennett, Thomas, 266, 370 Bennie, Dan, 109, 372 Benson, John, 100 Benson, Nat, 244 Benzing, John, 284 Bercaw, Robert, 196, 322 Berger, Debby, 295, 318 Berger, Ronni S., 359 Berger, Sue, 346 Bergman, David, 333, 370 Bergman, Jim, 246, 301, 390 Berk, Barry, 376 Berkemeyer, James, 309 Berkhalter, Susan, 294 Eerliant, Bill, 100, 313 Bernard, Alice, 164, 353 Bernath, Edward, 285 Berning, Vicki, 356 Bernstein, Barbara, 338, 358 Bernstein, Margie, 295 Berry, Chuck, 336, 400 Berry, John, 172 Bertoglio, Carol, 164, 300 Bertoli, L. John, 394 Bertsche, David, 284, 291 Bertsche, Pat, 247, 353 Benfvanger, Carol, 331 Berzon, Joan, 359 Besch, Joe, 366 Beschman, Bill, 313 Besecker, Toby, 291, 301 BETA ALPHA PSI, 308 BETA GAMMA SIGMA, 309 BETA THETA PI, 366- 367 Bettinger, Kathy, 190 Betz, Siegmund, 306 Betz, Wayne, 382 Beyersdorfer, Paula, 247, 267, 346 Biancke, Joe, 184 Bicknell, Ken, 388 Biehle, Nancy, 226 Biggin, Gerry, 226 Biggs, Susan, 318 Billingsley, Robert, 195, 327 Bilsky, Steve, 360 Bingle, Linda, 172 Binning, Jan, 349 Bihchall, Steven, 313 Birn, Stuart, 370 Birri, Marilyn, 270 Bishop, Robert W., 211 Bizzarri, Jary Jo, 356 Bjornson, Steve, 248, 266, 303, 307, 332, 333 Blackenshlager, Sy, 314 Blaha, Linda, 349 Blair, Brenda, 294 Blair, Jim, 254 Blank, Dennis, 109 Blank, Nancy, 354 Bledsoe, Robert, 184 Blesch, Beverly, 277 Blescher, John, 337 Bley, Dennis, 196, 291, 327 Bley, Tom, 366 Block, Paul, 222, 380 Block, Paula, 293 Blomer, Richard, 222 Blossom, Susan, 342 Blue, Randall, 313 Blum, Candi, 353 Blum, Scott, 387 Blum, Thomas, 214 BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 150 BOARD OF PUBLICA- TIONS, 234 Boaz, T. Durand, 164 PRESIDENTS, 237 Bober, Gene, 184 Bock, Jody Bockscheider, Clifford, 164 Bockstiegel, Joy, 331 332 Bodager, Ron, 368 Boeckmann, Robert, 196, 325, 328 Boehm, Mary, 184, 314 Boeing, Louise, 342 Borner, John, 164 Bogstie, Bob, 100, 398 Bohabt, Larry, 384 Bohl, Becky, 350 Bohn, Carl, 289 Bohnenkamper, Jane, 190 Bolam, Marlene, 295 Bolan, Kathy, 353 Bold, Diann, 190 Bollinger, John, 164, 228, 266 Bollinger, Ronald, 196, 228, 325 Bolte, Corrine, 190, 294 318, 349 Bolton, Cindy, 259, 342 Bolton, George, 374 Bolton, Karen, 297 Boman, Bill, 291 Bond, Israel, 398 Bonnell, Douglas, 172 Bono, James, 196, 320, 322, 329 Booss, Edward, 284 Borcherding, Larry, 373 Borcherding, Phyllis, 342 Borden, Saundra, 313 Bordicks, Jim, 100 Bork, Dan, 196, 246 Borman, Tom, 364 Born, Gene, 278 Born, Nancy, 190 Borman, Barry, 398 Borman, Tom, 314 Borton, Sherry, 295 Bortz, Aaron, 387 Boskind, Donna, 297 Bosniak, Michael, 360 Bosse, Edward, 325, 328 Bosse, Rick, 370 Bosworth, Bobbi, 190, 249, 284, 331, 344 Bott, Cheryl, 284, 351 Boulmetis, Sam, 172, 362 Boulton, Jack, 184, 237, 298, 302, 336, 373 Boutwell, Robert, 222 Bowden, Paul, 164 Bowen, G., 325 Bowen, Robert, 325, 328 Bowling, Frank, 328 Bowring, Dave, 256 Bowyer, John, 289, 291, 384 Bowyer, Mitch, 368 Boyar, Cathy, 358 Boyd, Carlene, 355 Boyd, Jerry, 196, 322 Boyd, John, 384 Boyd, Peggy, 349 Boyer, James, 172 Boyle, Charles, 164 Boyle, David, 284 Brackshaw, Nancy, 293, 342 Bradley, Carole, 358 Brady, Kathy, 247 Brady, Pat, 100, 164, 356 Bragg, Richard, 368 Brahm, Richard, 164 Branch, Gerald, 283 Branch, Patsy, 190, 237, 318, 356 Bra nden ru rger, Allen, 303 Brandner, James, 222 Branner, Steven, 184 Branson, Ruth, 356 Braun, Phil, 374 Braun, Dana, 190, 256, 300, 353 Brauninger, Brian, 309 Braunstein, Gerald, 196 Brausch, Dave, 279 Breeland, Sara, 184 Breen, Bridget, 267, 346 Brehm, Glenn, 317 Breidenbach, Don, 266, 362 Breiner, Pat, 297, 339, 342 Breitenbach, Susan, 249 Brenan, Richard, 172 Brenner, Melvin, 276 Breskin, Mark, 376 Breslin, Lawrence, 164 Bretcher, David, 226 Breyer, Gene, 100, 279, 283, 297 Breyer, Jean, 301 Breyley, Betty, 356 Brian, Rick, 376 Bricker, Jeff, 323 Bricker, Larry. 184, 318 BRIDGE CLUB, 272 Bridges, Steve, 394 Brielmaier, John, 388 Brier, Robert, 376 Briggs, Robert, 374 Bright, Keith, 313 Brill, Arlene 100 Brill, Gary, 172 Brim, Betty, 293 Brinck, Adele, 164, 346 Brinkman, Barry, 392 Britton, Barbara, 267, 342 Brixey, Charles, 362 Brock, Paul, 100 Brockfeld, Dave, 378 Brockhoff, Richard, 172 Brockman, Diana, 279 Brockmeier, Rick, 384 Broder, Hillary, 359 Broedow, Larry, 388 Broida, San Dee, 190 Bross, Judity, 172 Bross, Raymond, 196, 322 Brossart, Bob, 190, 319, 336, 394 Brotkin, Ellen, 218 Broviac, John, 214 Brown, Allan, 392 Brown, Carolyn, 226 Brown, Dana, 300 Brown, Donna, 190, 269, 295, 318, 342 Brown, James, 196, 325, 326 Brown, Joe, 284 Brown Larry, 172 Brown, Linda, 172 Brown, Lionel, 399 Brown, Marlene, 172 Brown Mark, 283 Brown, Martin, 285 Brown, Mary Louise, 100 Brown Patricia, 237, 355 Brown Richard, 277, 284 Brown, Theodore, 322, 396 Brown , William, 196' Browne, Steve, 100, 283 Broy, Tony, 376, 398 Brubaker, Stephen, 390 Bruch, Judy, 350 Bruch, Sandra, 226 Bruck, Sanford, 337 Bruckmann, Tom, 285 Bruder, Mary, 267, 346 Brueggeman, Mary Jo, 346 Brumleve, Nancy, 190 Brune, Al, 380 Bruton, Pat, 293 Bryan, Don, 214 Buchanan, Margie, 356 Buchert, John, 196 Buchholz, Bob, 373 Buchman, Gayle, 295 Buchman, James, 172 Buck. Barbara, 226 Buckley, Donald. 289 Buckley, John, 214 Budd, Marvin, 164 Buechner, Donald, 172 Buening, Ron, 172 Buerger, Bob, 196, 390 Buescher, John C., 394 Bufe, Rena, 164, 344 Bultman, Betty, 313 Bumiller, Mary, 346 Burch, Keith, 214 Burg, Barbara, 301 Burg, Bob, 237, 242, 266, 291, 303 Burger, George, 321 Burk, Richard, 214 Burkart, Cindy, 346 Burke, Carol, 295 Burke, Ida, 344 Burlesson, Mike, 109 Burnam, Leah, 164 Burnett, Whitney, 311 Burns, Cindy, 346 Burns, Patricia, 100 Burns, Sandy, 350 Burrus, Joanne, 172 Bursick, Ralph, 151 Burten, Richard, 376 Bush, Perry, 373 Bush, William, 164 Bush, Elaine, 243 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TRIBUNAL, 172 Busser, William, 196 Butler, Lee, 388 Butler, Susan, 233, 297, 356 Butler, Thomasina, 293 Butterbaugh, Gary, 172, 336, 394 Button, Morgan, 384 Button, Robert, 164 Butz, Karen, 184 Byerly, Tim, 313 Byrd, Beverly, 314, 315, 316 Byrd, R. Wayne, 222 C CABINET OF CADUCEA, 307 Cain, Gloria, 271 Cain, Marty, 340 Caldweil, Bruce, 366 Calloway, Kenneth, 190 Callery, John, 399 Calloway, Kenny, 305 Calsin, Jan, 332 Calvin, Jim, 384 Cameron, Mike, 109, 190 Cammarota, William, 370 Cammerer, Robert, 364 Camp, Susanne, 295 Camp, William, 196, 321 Campbell, Don, 392 Campbell, Dudley, 388 Campbell, Gary, 172, 307 Campbell, Jamie, 339, 354 Campbell, Jane, 314, 315, 316 Campbell, Susan, 339, 355 Cappel, John, 196 Cappel, Larry, 332 Cappel, William, 303 Carey, Ruth, 245, 318, 349, 364 Carlson, Carol, 353 Carmean, Lee, 370 Carmichael, Dan, 235 Carp, Joanne, 358 Carr, David, 378 Carr, Jim, 256, 266, 285 Carreno, Bernard, 320, 322 Carroll, Bev, 346 Carroll, Joe, 370 Carroll, Nancy, 190, 353 Carruthers, Sylvia, 190 Carstarphen, Cindy, 267, 342 Carter, Dave, 332 Carter, John, 164 Cartwright, Roy, 316 Carver, Dennis, 368 Cascaddon, Carol, 218 Case, Lennette, 164, 293 Casey, Edward, 285 Caskey, Marcia, 267, 236, 319, 351 Casper, Jeff, 360 Cassady, Trisha, 346 Cassini, Ginny, 346 Cassis, John, 390 Castelluccio, Dianne, 353 Cauck, Marjorie, 261 Caudill, Corbett, 196, 228, 330 Caughron, Ann, 218 Cavalieri, Thomas, 222 Cayne, Steve, 376 Cederbaum, Donna, 359 Cerinovich, Dan, 370 Center, Susan, 355 Cermely, Loretta, 351 Cerni, Michele, 293 Chace, Marian, 318, 356 Chalfant, Greg, 394 Chalfin, Sue, 295 Chalk, Rosemary, 279 Challenger, Ken, 196, 323, 368 Chamberlin, Jerry, 214 Champion, Maureen, 350 Chapman, Bob, 387 Chapman, Herb, 261 Chapman, James, 326, 396 Charles, Mr., 100 Chase, Richard, 285 Chauhan, Mandhata, 261 Chavis, Kathy, 295 Chenoweth, James, 196, 200, 228, 330, 325 Chessey, Diane, 331 Chestman, Harvey, 172 Chestnut, Irene, 342 CHI EPSILON, 310 Chilcote, Bryan, 285 CHI OMEGA. 348-349 Chisholm, Jim, 234, 237, 250, 298, 368 Chisholm, Jim, 298 Christen, Danny, 222 Christian, Donald, 319 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION, 276 Christoph, George, 290 Christy, Brion, 270 Chudnof, Mel, 164, 237, 336, 360 Church, Art, 235 Church, Dan, 184, 316 Churchville, Larry, 337, 380 Cicchino, Carmela, 350 Ciminillo, Tom, 390 PIO EER VE DING, Inc. 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MCMILLAN 414 281-3600 CINCINNATIAN, 250- 253 CINCINNATUS, 300 Cirker, Jane, 359 Claeys, Steve, 270 Clark, Barbara, 218 Clark, Bonnie, 350 Clark, Pam, 251, 298, 349 Clark, Pamela, 295, 349 Clark, Sue, 356 Clarkson, Jim, 164 Clary, Kathy, 354 Clausen, Mary Ann, 293 Clayton, Janet, 190, 352 Cleary, Dan, 392 Cleeter, Denis, 374 Clem, Donald, 184 Clement, Bev, 344 Clevenger, Pam, 357 Clevenger, Wilmer, 196, 321 Clingerman, Dean, 196, 323, 362 Clore, Susan, 218 Close, Cameron, 233 Cluggish, Dennis, 384 Cluxton, Robert, 248, 333 Clyde, Bill, 222, 333 Clyne, Terry, 388 Cobb, Bobbette, 100, 344 Coblitz, Anita, 236 Cochran, Joan, 155 Cochran, Mary Jane, 342 Cocks, Cohen, Cohen, Cohen, Cohen Cohen Cohen Cohen Susan, 190 Barbara, 358 Susan, 359 David, 289 Judith, 190 Sandy, 276 Barbara, 333 Susan 184 Cohn, Edward, 274, 276 Cohn, Merrie, 295 Cok, Louis, 248 Colacurcio, Tom, 311 Colao, John, 373 Cole, Louis, 384 Cole, Patty, 190, 239, 245, 247, 300, 356 Cole, Sharon, 184 Cole, Ted, 374 Coleman, John, 196, 322, 329 Coleman, Tom, 271 Coldiron, Craig, 172 Collaros, Tim, 109 COLLEGE CONSERVA- TORY OF MUSIC TRIBUNAL, 243 Collins, Doug, 109 Collins, Judy, 313 Collins, Larry, 226 Collinsworth, Tim, 283 Colonel, Jerry, 380 Colfer, Lynn, 356 Colvard, AI, 399 Colvin, Walt, 373 Commerford, Bob, 109 Compton, Judith, 164 Conaway, John, 100 Confer, David, 214 Comfer, William, 172 Conn, Carolyn, 190 Conn, Nena, 294, 340 Connelly, Pat, 164, 300, 356 Conover, Rosa, 259 Conroy, Michael, 190 Conte, Don, 337 Conti, Joe, 374 Converse, Dana, 243, 378 Converse, James, 172 Conway, Linda, 295 Cook, Greg, 109 Cook, Judy, 350 Cook, Leonard, Jr., 283 Cook, Wayne, 390 Cooley, John, 172 CO-OP ENGINEER, 326 Cooper, Charles, 279 Cooper, Janet, 247 Copfer, Robert, 184 Corbett, Jerome, 190, 394 Corcell, Chewerl, 297 Cordes, Donna, 267, 346 Core, Keith, 378 Corgan, Randall, 378 Cornelius, Carl, 164 Cornelius, Dick, 172 Correll, David, 318 Costello, William, 226 Cottier, Dwight, 196, 322, 329, 366 Cottrill, Nancy, 342 Cogglflen, William, 172, Coughlin, James, 184 Coursey, Richard, 184 Courtier, Suzanne, 226 Coury, Gary, 172 Coury, Sarkis, 382 Covey, Kathy, 310, 340 Cowgill, William, 164 Cox, Jane, 342 Cox, Linda, 164 Coy, Fred, 337, 378 Craemer, Nancy, 342 Craig, Judy, 353 Crane, Bob, 388 Crawford, Larry, 100 Craycraft, Janet, 351 Creahan, Mary, 342 Creahan, David, 222, 248, 332, 333 Creahan, Tom, 242, 333, 373 Creech, Elizabeth, 237, 342 Creel, Pat, 295 Crenshaw, Walt, 285, 370 Crews, Ken, 172 Cribbet, Ronald, 226 Crockett, Campbell, 210 Cromwell, Martha, 200, 218 Cropper, Denny, 279 CROSS COUNTRY, 126 Crosswhite, Marilyn, 352 Crowell, Sue, 218, 294 Crumlish, Donna, 190, 236 Cubby, Christine, 357 Culbertson, Kathie, 267, 269, 333, 338, 346 Cullen, Cheryl, 184 Cumming, Betty, 294 Cunix, Lenore, 314 Cunningham, John, 322 Curless, Richard, 330 Curott, Janet, 332 Curran, Philip, 324 Currie, Bruce, 380 Currie, Dave, 384 Curry, Herbert, 301, 302, 306 Curry, Robert, 392 Curtis, Larry, 164 Cutler, Allyn, 172 D Dablow, Steve, 109 Daggy, Jeff, 285 Dahlenborg, David, 164 Dahmann, Don, 266, 285 Dahmann, Lou, 190 Dailey, Bill, 374 Dailey, Liz, 349 Dale, David, 246, 291, 292, 396 Dale, John, 394 Dale, Mark, 366 Dale, Mike, 237 Daley, Helen, 340 Daley, Michael, 164 Daley, Pat, 353 Dalton, William, 214 Dammeyer, Duane, 390 Dancer, David, 196 Dannemiller, Sandy, 236, 247, 249, 279, 331 Dansker, Charlene, 190 Darling, Diana, 356 Darragh, Craig, 196, 323, 329 Dasenbrock, Raymond, 214 - Daugherty, Pat, 196 Daum, Drake, 337 David, Thomas, 184 Davids, Susan, 222, 353 Davidson, Carolyn, 277 Davidson, David, 100 Davidson, Larry, 337, 387 Davidson, Rodney, 200 Davis, Chase M., 159 Davies, Dan, 382 Davids, Susie, 237 Davis, Glenn, 333 Davis, John, 226 Davis, Madalyn, 270 Davis, Mike, 196, 228 Davis, Richard, 164, 330 Davis, Richard S., 164 Davis, Roger, 284 Davis, Vivian, 353 Daugherty, Patrick, 373 Day, Jeff, 390 Day, Ray, 100 Day, Stephen, 390 Day, Steve, 378 Deatley, Linda, 349 Deaton, Paul, 196, 285 Deatrick, Janet, 247, 357 Deatrick, John, 374 De Blasis, Kathi, 295 Debra, Fred, 164 DeBrosse, Carol, 256, 349 Deck, Ken, 364 DeCourcy, Marianne, 190, 344 DeCourcy, Martha, 226 DeCuollo, Tony, 392 Deddens, Maryanne, 356 Deddens, Robert, 291 Defoor, John, 100 DeFranco, Joseph, 214 Degenkolb, William, 100 Deis, Michael, 297 Dell, Dan, 298 Dellinger, Arlene, 164 DeLong, John, 226 DELTA DELTA DELTA, 354 DELTA OMICRON, 312 DELTA PHI DELTA, 315 DELTA SIGMA PI, 309 DEET? SIGMA THETA, DELTA TAU DELTA, 368-369 DELTA ZETA, 355 DeMarchi, Charlotte, 164 Dempster, Richard, 172 DeMuth, Janet, 272, 294 Denison, David, 196 Denk, Jim, 109 Denninger, Jayme, 81 DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE 8. ART TRIBUNAL, 244 Des Marais, Tom, 322 Deters, Nick, 370 Detzel, Denis, 164 Devaud, Barbara, 190 Devore, Jane, 355 Dewman, Rosalind, 295 DeWeese, Dick, 196, 339 Deye, Donald, 196, 323 329 Dicken, Sherry, 342 Dickerson, Dan, 364 Dickhaus, Walter, 311 Dickinson, Rolland, 184 DiCola, Frank, 362 Didonato, Carl, 317 Dieringer, Rick, 290 Dierken, Robert, 196, 328 Derkers, Joe, 284 Diersing, Ann, 346 Dies, Mike, 100 Dietz, Herbie, 384 DiGenova, Joseph, 298, 302 Dilger, Tom, 382 Dillard, Charles, 164 Dimpleston, Steve, 398 Dineen, Barb, 295, 339, 353 Dineen, Rich, 256, 374 Dinkel, Bobbie, 190, 245, 356 Distasi, Debbie, 340 Distel, David, 378 Dittmar, Dianne, 346 Dixon, Doug, 399 Doan, Ginger, 350 Dobashi, Harry, 322 Dockom, Julia, 226 Doelger, Peter, 362 Doerger, Gerald, 172 Doerr, Susan, 340 Doerr, William, 172 Dohse, Judi, 342 Dolan, Patricia, 164 Dolan, Ron, 303 Dole, David, 289 Dolehi, Claudia, 100 Dombar, April, 226 Dombi, Charlene, 190, Domet, Lucas, 172, 307, 308 Donald, Barry, 196 Donefer, Barry, 311 Doner, Nancy, 218 Donn, Jack, 360 Donnellon, Sharon, 342 Donohoo, Judy, 350 Donottoo, Judy, 338 Donovan, Ed, 280 Donovan, Johanna, 218 Donovan, Tom, 164 Doppleb, Linda, 100, 297 Doran, Robert, 226 Dorfer, Paula, 245 Dorfman, Henry, 396 Dornheggan, Jeannie, 346 Dorsch, William, 184 Dorsey, Pat, 278 Dost, David, 337, 378 Double, Walter, 308 Doughman, Julia, 190 Douglas, Wadsworth, 266, 301, 336 Douthett, Joe, 323 Doyle, David, 184 Doyle, Jim, 373 Doyle, Mike, 184, 318, 333, 336 Drach, Chris, 245, 247, 282, 349, 368 Draeger, Bob, 332 Drake, Harriet, 226 Drake, Peggy, 356 Dreidame, Jeanne, 190, 350 Drerran, Robert, 196 Drimal, Lynn, 349 Duacebag, Bob, 392 Doberstein, Larry, 214 Dudley, Jim, 100, 376 Duke, Margo, 190 Dugan, Frank, 378 Duhlmeier, Jeanne, 349 249, 33 1, 344 Dulsky, Lauren, 358 Duncan, Karen, 294 Duncan, Marcy, 357 Duncan, Roger, 196, 321 Dunham, Joyce, 190 Dunker, Joan, 344 Dunlap, Terry, 301 Dunn, Cheryl, 338, 352 Dunn, Mary, 346 DuPont, Allan, 196, 298, 336 Dupress, Carolyn, 297 Dupree, Richard, 196, 322 Durham, Donna, 218, 330 Durkee, Bill, 100, 190, 297 Durning, Theresa, 226 E Earlywine, Sharon, 318 Easterling, Ray, 392 Eastman, Michael, 370 Ebright, Terrell, 368 Eck, Dottie, 190 Eckel, Robert, 100 Eckels, Sandra, 218 Eckstein, Elaine, 164 Edelstein, Edie, 359 Eden, Peter, 387 Eder, Bob, 325 Edgar, Marsha, 268 Edgar, Melvin, 196, 327 Edmonds, Yvonne, 352 Edmonson, Mike, 394 Edmondson, William, 283 Edson, Don, 184 Edstman, Mike, 266 EDUCATIONAL TRIBUNAL, 245 Edwards, Dennis, 384 UIIIISIIIBI' il IIHPBBI' ill SBI'lllIIli When you've completed your edu- cation consider a career with Your Telephone Company. lt's a career which offers challeng- ing opportunities, pleasant asso- ciates, attractive surroundings, good salaries, numerous benefits and an exciting future. 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Bell Telephone Company 225 EAST An equal opportunity employer FCJLIIIITI-I STREET, CINCINNATI, CII-IICI 45202 M ,.,b -15: 1? l H ,gg ff l 'A ' M , 3. 3- 415 416 Edwards, Neil, 196, 277, 327 Edwards, Patty, 245, 247, 300, 338, 353 Effron, Edward, 387 Eger, Janice, 259, 297, 342 Eger, Jim, 266, 303 Eggels, Mitchell, 372, 384 Ehrensoerger, Michael, 172 Eilberg, Carol, 358 Eilers, Albert, 299 Einhorn, Rita, 164 Eisenhauer, Dave, 196 Eisenhauer, Steve, 266, 380 Eken, Phyllis, 100, 303 Elam, Barbara, 396 Elig, George, 190 Ell, Barb, 279 Elliot, Thomas, 172 Elliott, Chip, 333, 366 Elliott, John, 285 Elliott, Larry, 172 Elliott, Linda, 218, 353 Elliott, Lynne, 297 Elliott, Ron, 323 Ellis, Chuck, 366 Ellis, Jim, 244, 298 Ellison, Janice, 226 Elmore, Steve, 266, 368 Elstrod, Hank, 364 Emerson, Kathy, 356 Emerson, Peg, 356 Emery, Karen, 248, 310, 340 Emish, Betsy, 344 Emmel, Elinor, 274, 350 Emmons, Cathy, 354, 370 Enders, Gene, 297 Endres, Cheryl, 164, 338 350 Endres, Joan, 350 Eng, Pat, 340 Engelman, Peter, 360 ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL, 246 England, Donald, 388 Engle, Bob, 237, 368 Engleman, Greg, 285 Engler, Diane, 340 Engstram, Dan, 308 Eppstein, Jerry, 278 Epstein, Robert, 196 Erazo, Tricia, 245, 356 Erbaugh, Duane, 214 Erbe, Eugene, 243 Erbeck, Judith, 284 Erbeck, Rob, 270 Erickson, Ernest, 196 Ernie, Toplis, 313 Ernst, Florence, 184 Ernst, Sandra, 314, 316 Erwine, Bruce, 368 Erwine, Don, 368 Escott, Diane, 359 Eshelman, Marylou, 247 Escehge, JoAnn, 100, 349 Esposito, Anthony, 378 Esswein, Phillip, 396 Estep, Tom, 388 Estes, E. M., 161 Estridge, Billie, 318 Etges, Frank, 307 Ettersohn, Frank, 285 Evans, James, 384 Evans, Laurie, 190 Evans, Norma, 358 Evans, Penny, 282, 355 Evans, Ron, 378 Evenchik, Bruce, 336, 360 Eveslage, Nancy, 190, 331, 338, 344 Ewing, David, 196, 327 Eye, David, 319 F Fahringer, Leanne, 196, 322 Fahrney, Susan, 226 Falconer, Frances, 218 Faller, Ken, 382 Falsing, Henry, 285 Fanelli, Mike, 289 Fardo, Judy, 350 Farfsing, Judy, 351 Farr, John, 362 Faulkner, Mary, 164 Fawley, Barbara, 190 Fay, Mardi, 267, 349 Fedusch, Jerry, 380 Fedor, Jim, 380 Fedosick, Richard, 310, 324 Fee, Bill, 301, 300, 266 Fee, Dave, 100 Fee, William, 274, 384 Fein, James, 172, 390 Feldman, Herman, 226 Feldman, Toba, 237, 358 Fellens, Jo Ann, 164 Feller, F. Jean, 190, 245, 284, 344 Felman, Jeff, 376 Felner, Joel, 214 Felton, Becky, 294, 313, 354 Felton, Becky, 294, 313, 354 Felton, Richard, 370 Feltrup, Julie, 279 Fenicle, Linus, 374 Fenneman, Ronald, 172 Fenner, Jack, 100 Fenster, George, 222 Fenster, Richard, 248, 333 Ferdock, Clude, 368 Ferguson, Bob, 368 Ferguson, John, 164 Ferguson, John, 285 Ferree, John, 362 Ferst, Barbara, 358 Fessler, Paula, 297 Feucht, Dan, 366 Feucht, Fred, 100, 279, 283, 285 Fiala, David, 336, 388 Fieler, Thomas, 164 Fielman, Barry, 172 Fightmaster, Linda, 218 Findlay, Rick, 272, 384 Finegan, Brian, 336 Finignee, George, 284 Fiorenzo, Joe, 325, 328 Firmbach, Greg, 370 First, Kay, 100 Firth, Don, 184 Fischback, Robert, 184 Fischer, Evelyn, 342 Fischer, Kay, 259, 297, 342 Fischer, Mike, 380 Fischer, Thomas, 196 Fish, Baruch, 172 Fisher, Bruce, 366 Fisher, Jessica, 222 Fisher, John, 390 Fisher, Nancy, 297 Fitch, Elizabeth, 190 Fitzpatrick, Jim, 390 Fitzpatrick, Sharon, 279, 333, 357 Fitzwater, Michael, 279 Flaherty, Mike, 109 Flannery, Richard, 172 Flasch, Marilyn, 184, 346 Flatt, Barbara, 267, 274, 279, 357 Flaugher, Paul, 285, 398 Flechtheim, Linda, 226 Fleck, Lee, 100, 388 Flee, Maryln, 184 Fleg, Jerome, 164 Fleischer, Al, 376 Fleischer, Richard, 172 Fleming, David, 313 Fleming, Jack, 196, 327, 329 Fleming, Ron, 272 Fletcher, Charles, 313 Fletcher, Kandy, 350 Flick, Alice, 318 Flook, Gay, 300, 313 Florenzo, Joseph, 196 Flory, Dan, 272, 384 Flory, Kirk, 164 Fluharty, Bob, 396 Flynn, Erroll, 372 Foertsch, Carol, 190, 284, 342 Fogle, Ronald, 196 Foglesong, Dave, 382 Folb, Jeff, 307 Foley, Mal, 325, 328 Foley, W. Timothy, 214 Follick, Mike, 337, 342 Fontenot, Linda, 247, 249, 282, 331, 338, 342 FOOTBALL, 102-109 Foote, Paul, 184, 318 Ford, Ed, 109 Forman, Andrew, 172 Forney, Dan, 196, 327, 329 Forster, Diane, 351 Fortunoff, Robert, 333, 336, 376 Forvvith, Linda, 243, 294 Fosco, Butch, 392 Foulkes, Dave, 378 Fox, Eddie, 384 Fox, Karen, 282, 333, 354 Fox, Kenneth, 266, 360 Fox, Mike, 244 Fox, Steve, 271 Fraley, Randall, 253, 298, 301, 326, 396 Frampton, Mac, 291 Francy, Clark, 388 Frank Galen, 356 Frank, Helge, 290, 291, 307 Frankel, Sally, 165 Franklin, Peter, 256, 291, 298 Franks, JoAnn, 100 Frantz, Judy, 342 Franz, Bill, 388 Franz, Thams, 100 Franzman, Fritz, 165, 336, 382 Frasca, John, 380 Fruzier, Ina, 332 Frederick, Sandy, 297 Freedman, Sharon, 276 Freeman, Sharon, 359 Freese, Timothy, 226 Freiberg, Marty, 356 Freiburger, Tom, 366 Freidmann, Tim, 374 FRENCH RESIDENCE HALL, 389 FRESHMAN BASKET- BALL, 111 FRESHMAN CABINET, 272 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL, 110 Freson, John, 320 Frey, Kathy, 295 Fricke, David, 317 Fricke, Mary, 297 Friedman, Barbara, 295, 359 Friedman, Nancy, 190 Frietsch, James, 332 Frischhertz, Lynne, 190, 357 Frost, John, 199, 285, 325 Frydman, Morris, 337 Frye, Lowell, 100, 313 Fugazzi, Beth, 346 Fugazzi, Jeannie, 346 Fulcher, Liz, 340 Fulks, Henry, 250, 326, 396 Fuller, Howard, 336, 399 Furio, Karen, 344 Furrey, John, 199 FUTURE SECRETARIES ASSOCIATION, 310 Fuson, Rick, 392 G Gaddie, John, 313 Gahris, 297, 331 Gaines, Robert, 382 Gaito, Pat, 290 Galbraita, Peter, 388 Gall, Rose, 165 Gall, Stephanie, 340 Gallagher, Gay, 190 Gallagher, Pat, 380 Gallant, William, 279 Galld, Judy, 340 Gallo, Thomas, 214 Gambill, James, 199, 327 Gamble, Kathy, 295 Gamzon, Mel, 376 Gannon, Peggy, 233 Gans, Alison, 297 Gantzer, John, 303 Garber, Linda, 267, 295 358 Gardiner, Doris, 352 Garfield, Bob, 376 Garger, Karen, 184, 314, 316 Garland, Glenn, 372 Garretson, Nancy, 357 Garretson, Robert, 262 Garvin, Todd, 326, 396 Gaskell, David, 285 Gaskins, Bruce, 291 Gasparec, John, 100 Gasser, Julie, 311 Gaston, David, 190 Gath, Suzi, 100, 342 Gatzulis, Dan, 172 Gauthier, William, 313 Gearhart, Neal, 283, 285 Gebhart, Robert, 214 Geidner, Chuck, 392 Gemin, Bob, 362 Gentner, Nancy, 226 Genton, Dave, 100 Gentzow, Dieter, 394 George, Ron, 109 Geraci, Chuck, 380 Gerber, Sanford, 387 Gerdes, Dave, 278 Gerdes, Thomas, 390 Gerdsen, Jim, 392 Gerkepott, Eve, 294 Gerstman, Judy, 100 Gerwell, Robert, 285 Gest, Steve, 360 Giacometti, Valerie, 295 Gibbons, Tamara, 295, 355 Gibbs, John, 283 Gibson, David, 199, 324, 362 Gibson, Mildred, 352 Gigley, Dave, 100 Giglio, Augustine, 165 Gilbert, Amy, 313, 354 Gilbert, Beverly, 297, 312 Gilbert, Leslie, 351 Gilbert, Toni, 165 Giller, Kathy, 100 Gillespie, Linda, 357 Gilliam, Don, 172 Gilmore, Sue, 293, 357 Ginandt, Bob, 278, 380 Gins, Eileen, 295 Ginsburg, Ellen, 358 Gittinger, Judy, 226 Gladstone, Bruce, 376 Glantz, Harry, 313 Glantz, Stanton, 276, 326 Glaser, Cheryl, 295 Glaser, Harold, 199 Glaser, Norman, 165, I 376 Glasser, Gwenne, 357 Glassmeyer, Dale, 318 Gleason, Kay, 350 GLEE CLUB, 262-263 Gleich, Kurt, 384 Glenn, Dave, 378 Glick, Carl, 172 Glick, Dale, 290 Glover, Gwenn, 354 Glover, Sherwood, 277 Godberry, Charlene, 190 Godfrey, Richard, 190 Godwin, Paul, 284 Goebel, Larry, 199, 320 Goepp, Barb, 267 Gohmann, Janet, 236 Gohs, Linda, 279 Gold, Larry, 172 Gold, Stephanie, 165, 276 Goldberg, AI, 376 Goldberg, Barbara, 226 Goldberg, Barry, 376 Golden, Robert, 376 Goldenberg, Dave, 387 Goldenberg, Ellen, 226 Goldhair, Richard, 387 Goldman, Don, 387 Goldman, Edward A., 276 Goldman, Richard, 376 Goldsmith, Stuart, 376 Goldstein, Joseph, 165 GOLF, 132-133 Good, Carter, 118 Good, Mona, 276, 358 Goodlander, Jerry, 172, 307 Gooderson, Tom, 279 Goodman, Robert, 199 Goodwin, Carl, 172 Gordon, Carl, 284 Gordon, Gary, 226 Gordon, Nancy, 190 Gordon, Nate, 165 Gorga, Angelo, 372 Gorsky, Lanie, 359 Gossard, Philip, 372 Gottman, James, 368 Gottschalk, Guy, 266, 272, 378 Gottschang, Craig, 283 Gould, Patty, 359 Goyert, Sandy, 357 Graber, Daryl, 199 Graf, Jane, 218, 351 Graff, George L., 325, 328 Graham, Bonnie, 259, 342 Graller, Sharon, 100 Graman, George, 100 Graman, Gregory, 307 Granatir, June, 293 Granger, Dan, 165 Grassinger, Michael, 165 Gray, Bob, 100 Gray, William, 172 Green, Francie, 358 GREEK WEEK COM- MITTEE, 333 Green, Harry, 336, 378 Green, Jim, 109 Green, Lenny, 291, 301, 387 Green, Loral, 184 Green, Marcus, 284, 400 Green, Patti, 295, 358 Green, Robert, 387 Green, Wake, 152 Greenberg, Barry, 214 Greenberg, Donna, 358 Greenberg, Mark, 360 Greenly, David, 214 FRANKM1-:ssl-:R s. sons, :Nc GENERAL CONTRACTORS CINCINNATI I 2 MH HRH ,. 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McMillan 721-9660 Greenwell, Gary, 266, 394 Greer, Janet, 190 Greer, Marsha, 271, 292, 293 Greer, Thomas, 199 Gregory, Gayle, 191 Greiner, Ann, 294 Greiner, Gary, 237, 279, 332, 333 Greiser, JoAnne, 269, 282, 300, 357 Grever, Ann, 346 Griesel, Martin, 244, 266, 301, 364 Griest, David, 199, 322 Griffin, Jack, 396 Griffin, Marcia, 311 Griffith, Dee, 336, 368 Griffith, John, 384 Griffith, John, 100, 384 Griffiths, Riley, 366 Grigsby, Karen, 294 Grimes, Jeanne, 313 Grisik, John, 323, 368 Gronauer, Kandis, 353 Groshoff, Herman, 332, 360 Gross, Judy, 346 Gross, Randall, 384 Grossman, Harold, 327 Grote, Karen, 344 Grote, Michael, 246 Grothaus, Ronald, 285 Grove, Bob, 301 Grubb, Jane, 357 Gruber, Marie, 236, 237, 250, 333, 344 Gruenwald, Rodger, 378 Grulee, Clifford, 212 Guappone, Michele, 226, 248, 340 Gudehus, Jim, 364 Guedalia, Leonard, 165, 376 GUIDON, 282 Gulden, Wayne, 284 Gunerman, Howard, 285 Gunn, Helene, 184 Gunville, Paul, 199 Gurr, Roy, 200 Guthrie, Larry, 396 Gutman, Ralph, 327 Gutzwiller, Ronald, 285 Gwynn, Barb, 267, 284, 294, 350 Gwynn, David, 199 H Haas, David, 222 Haas, Glen, 396 Haas, Richard, 199, 325 Haas, Susan, 357 Habig, Diane, 340 Haddad, Joe, 199, 325 Hadler, Janet, 252, 284, 349 Hafer, Ed, 184, 318 Haffey, Susan, 297 Haft, Jim, 392 Hagan, James, 222, 333 Hagan, Joe, 199, 322, 388 Hagner, Jerry, 384 Hagner, John, 298, 302, 336, 384 Hahn, Arthur, 173 Hahn, Gary, 396 Hahn, Paul, 173 Haines, Elaine, 319 Haines, Lawrence, 103 Hake, Jim, 309 Haler, Sue, 226 Hall, Gloria, 191 Hall, Joe, 366 Hall, John, 237, 343, 270 Hall, Pam, 356 Hallerman, Vicki, 250 Halpin, Thomas, 214 Halprin, Karen, 359 Halter, Richard, 199, 325, 328 Hamada, James, 214 Hamant, Nancy, 306 Hamerman, Ken, 165 Hamilton, Sharon, 226 Hamm, Barbara Hamm, Ellie, 282, 338, 356 Hammer, Frank, 303 Hammer, John, 285 Hammond, Jay, 173 Hampton, Barbara, 349 Hampton, Jody, 247, 331, 353 Handel, Charles, 100, 297, 364 Haney, Eugene, 199 Haney, MaryJo, 354 Hanigosky, Mike, 285 Hanks, Charles, 173 Hanley, Steve, 386 Hanni, Sue, 236, 256, 267, 298, 338, 348 Hannman, Ralph, 396 Hantman, Sandi, 358 Harai, Norman, 184 Harbrecht, Joe, 173 Hardin, Michael, 272 Hardwick, Tom, 366 Hardy, Jim, 103, 384 Hare, Flo, 388 Harkins, Marilyn, 316 Harlin, Merlene, 357 Harper, Ann, 100, 295, 349 Harper, Joyce, 247, 249, 271, 331 Harr, Sheldon, 266, 386 Harrell, Elbrey, 267, 285, 342 Harrington, Salli, 260, 267, 282, 346 Harris, Georgia, 351 Harris, Linda, 226 Harris, Michael, 184 Harrison, Julie, 218, 294 Harrison, Phil, 173,360 Harrison, Vic, 386 Harritos, Pete, 372 Harrsen, Dave, 370 Hartman, John, 394 Hartman, Neva Ann, 348 Hartman, Dennis, 173, 308 Hartsock, Marcia, 297, 339, 344 Hartsock, Paul, 368 Hartwig, Edward, 191 Harvey, Cindy, 218 Harvey, William, 100 Harwood, David, 398 Hasler, Jonne, 184 Hassel, Cherie, 247 Hasselbach, John Duke, 378 Hastings, Lloyd, 301, 336, 372 Hatfield, Stephanie, 312 Hatkoff, George, 360 Hattemer, Colleen, 346 Hattenbach, Edward, 173, 360 Hauser, Glenn, 103 Hauser, Linda, 331, 344 Hausman, Bill, 374 Haverkamp, John, 266, 301, 336, 383 Haverkamp, Michael, 268, 380 Haves, Mary, 359 Havill, Bobbi, 252 Havill, Cheri, 293 Hawk, Beverly, 295 Hawkins, Bill, 366 Hawkins, Mary, 191, 297, 356 Hawsford, Sonia, 295 Hay, Jay, 326 Hayes, Richard, 283 Haynes, Patricia, 191 Haynie, Robert, 165 Hays, Bev, 357 Heath, Ronald, 184 Heck, Frank, 234 Heck, Rex, 199 Heckman, Paula, 100, 283, 354 Heffner, Nancy, 218 Hegel, Robert, 289 Hedger, Theresa, 165 Heide, Walt, 388 Heidorn, Ray, 109 Heil, Wayne, 284 Heiman, Dave, 173 Heis, Fred, 100,366 Heisel, Charles, 382 Heitz, Cindy, 356 Heitz, Sudie, 256, 269, 298, 333, 353 Helbling, Eugene, 199 Held, Rick, 396 Helgerson, Richard, 242, 266, 291, 302 Heller, Morris, 165 Helm, Lena, 226 Helscher, Pamela, 350 Hemer, William, 173, 266, 394 Heminger, John, 303, 394 Hemsink, Fred, 226 Hendricks, Betty, 236, 267, 269, 318 Hendricks, Dan, 394 Hendricks, Stephen, 173 Henize, Roger, 173 Hewke, Barbara, 165 Henke, Bob, 372 Hennjes, Susan, 191 Henrich, Lois, 344 Henry, Ron, 244 Henry, Tom, 237, 286, 289, 291, 292 Henry, William, 199, 362 Henthorn, Marilyn, 165, 235, 239, 300, 353 Herdliska, Rick, 372 Herfield, Jeri, 226 Herman, Judy, 295 Hern, Stephen, 173 Herr, Jim, 384 Herring, Bill, 364 Herring, Joe, 266, 301, 364 Herriott, Nancy, 342 Herrlinger, Tom, 384 Herrman, Charles, 173, 307, 384 Hermann, Nanette, 191, 357 Herschede, Fred, 260, 266, 380 Hershey, Mel, 366 Hery, Jane, 340 Hesler, Bob, 337, 372 Hess, Tom, 199, 239, 374 Hessel, Janice, 165, 237, 338, 348 Hetrick, Ernest, 214 Hetrick, Ron, 370 Hettinger, Carl, 353 Heuck, Nancy, 353 Heyward, B. W., 109, 400 Hickman, John, 322, 329 Hickman, Robert, 184, 314 Hicks, Michael, 184 Hieronymus, Brenda, 191, 342 Higgins, Jim, 324, 382 Hill Alan, 285 Hill Barbara, 100 Hill Cedric, 109 Hill Dave, 380 Hill, George, 165 Hill, Virgil, 173, 308, 309 HILLEL, 276 Hill, Ronald, 200 Hillman, Barry, 372 Hillman, Richard, 360 Hilssinger, Craig, 392 Hilsinger, Elliott, 392 Hilton, Brent, 184 Himmelbrand, Sandra, 295 Hindawi, Ferial, 191 Hindes, Stabley, 173 Hinner, Michael, 285 Hinners, Susan, 184 Hinshaw, David, 243, 313 Hinson, Bonnie, 354 Hintermeister, Marilyn, 173, 310 Hipflask, Jim, 266 Hirby, C. Thomas, 173 Hirsch, Dave, 394 Hirsch, Helen, 191 Hirsch, Karen, 274, 276 Hirsch, Michael, 376 Hirschberger, Mary, 247, 249, 331, 338, 344 Hirschfeld, Larry, 173 Hirschfield, Anita, 184 Hirtle, Stanley, 165 Hoak, Dennis, 289 Hoblitzell, Gay, 346 Hodge-man, Robert, 222 Hoefer, Richard, 214 Hoefer, Kathy, 100,353 Hoefer, Robert, 151 Hoelle, Stanley, 184 Hoeltke, Judy, 344 Hoenemeyer, Ruth, 284 Hoener, BethAnn, 297, 331 Hoener, Betty, 332 Hoenig, Marty, 165 Hoeweler, Bob, 372 Hofbauer, William, 283 Hoffeld, Terry, 266, 368 Hoffman, Dick, 184 Hoffman, James, 199 Hoffman, Lee, 309 Hoffman, Nancy, 295 Hoffman, Richard, 380 Hoffmann, Barbara, 314 350 Hoffmann, Joe, 368 Hoffmaster, Karen, 297 Hofmann, Ted, 307 Hohnecker, Terry, 392 Holbrook, Melissa, 294 Holden, Robert, 226 Hollack, Harry, 199 Holland, James, 372 Holland, Nancy, 293 Holland, Raymond, 199, 310, 324 Holiday, Joseph, 301, 302 Hollingsworth, Kath- erine, 184 Hollingsworth, Ralph, 303 Hollister, James, 226 Hollymeyer, Carol, 346 Holmew, Linda, 100 Holswade, Jim, 289, 291 Holt, Del, 392 Holt, Robert, 184 Holtegel, Sandy, 339, 342 Holtke, Margo, 355 Holzen, Roger, 316 Holzinger, Ken, 394 Holzman, Richard, 165 Holzen, Roger, 184 Holzschuh, John, 392 Holzwarth, Marlene, 271 Homanello, Dan, 285 HOME ECONOMICS CHAPTER, 331 HOME ECONOMICS TRIBUNAL, 247 HOMECOMING COM- MITTEE, 260 Hood, George, 399 Hood, Janice, 226 Hoose, Jim, 109 Hopkins, Betsy, 218 Hopkins, Diana, 355 Hopple, Rick, 242, 272, 384 Horchler, Jeff, 332 Hordell, Michael, 360 Horn, Dallas, 199 Horn, Sharon, 267, 351 Horner, Tom, 109, 191 Hornyak, Robert, 101 Horsley, Roger, 309 Horstman, Dorothy, 218 Horwitz, Larry, 301 Hostler, Karen, 284 Houghtaling, Ray, 283 Houseman, Randy, 285 HOUSE PRESlDENT'S COUNCIL, 237 Howard, Carolyn, 346 Howard, Gilbert, 384 Howard, Joyce, 352 Howard, Sally, 165 Howe, Barbara, 234, 250, 267, 342 Howson, Sharon, 293, 354 Hoye, Mike, 392 Hoyt, James, 392 Hu, Hugh, 266, 307, 320 Hubbard, Ben, 276 Hubbard, Dorsey, 399 Hubbert, Philip, 246, 396 Hubbuch, Glenn, 244, 314, 374 Huber, Don, 336, 370 Huber, Paula, 100, 351 Hubert, Karen, 354 Huckaby, CaroleAnn, 271 Hudson, Ann, 222, 331 Huelsman, Angela, 226 Huelsman, Dianne, 279 Huff, Rick, 382 Huff, Warren, 384 Huffner, Stan F., 322 Hughes, Connie, 297 Hughes, Jim, 337, 362 Hughes, Marsha, 100 Huheey, Catherine, 165 236, 260, 269, 298, 300, 338, 342 Hulick, John, 173 Huling, Sidney, 222, 333 Humes, Tom, 368 Humphries, Tom, 291, 332 Hunley, Gary, 284 Hunter, Robert, 324, 368 Hupman, Ronald, 165, 228, 266 Huppertz, Lynn, 267, 297, 356 Huppertz, Nancy, 303 Hurley, Mike, 370 Hurlurt, Patricia, 191 Hurst, Connie, 293 Hurst, Dave, 374 Huseman, Albert, 165 Huseman, Carol, 165 Hussain, Muhammad, 261 Huston, Mack, 184 Huston, Thomas, 396 Hutchins, David, 109 Hutman, Betty, 165, 295 Huynh, Lucie, 261 Hyams, Mark, 270 Hyde, Cathy, 256, 298, 349 Hyde, Vicki, 353 Hyder, Cathy, 242 Hyland, Gerard, 222 Hyman, Debbie, 358 Hymon, Bruce, 303 K ,G d ,199 CAL AND ELECTRON- unz or on 420 Ignatz, Bill, 372 llg, Bill, 368 lmhoff, Thomas, 279, 307 Ingram, Joan, 218 Insco, John, 362 INSTITUTE OF ELECTRI- ICAL ENGINEERS, 327 INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATORS, 268 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL, 336 International Club officers, 261 Ireland, Betty Scott, 191, 239, 300, 338 Ireland, Jim, 356 Irwin, John, 308 lsphording, Steve, 165, Jones, June, 218 Jones, Kenneth, 165 Jones, Linda, 311 Jones, Patricia, 191 Jones Rick, 165 Joos, Connie, 191 Joos, Dennis, 370 Joos, Steve, 337, 396 Jordan, Ken, 109 Jordan, Mike, 372 Kehrig, Dianna, 294, 311 Keiser, Edward, 157, 336 Keith, David, 362 Keithley, Randy, 173 Keller, David, 307 Keller, Pam, 340 Keller, Rosemary, 278 Kellermeier, Dennis, 384 Israel, Nancy, 226 Isralsky, Jeff, 272 Ivortivaller, Phineas, 316 .I Jackman, Delbert, 324 Jackson, Donna, 295 Jackson, Doug, 356, 374 Jackson, Jeannie, 191 Jackson, James, 173, 400 Jackson, Larry, 199, 322 Jackson, Tony, 109 Jacob, Don, 394 Jacobs, Barb, 279, 310 Jacobs, Donald, 184 Jacobs, Ginger, 165 Jacobs, Marilyn, 165, 276 Jacobs, Robert, 165 Jacoby, Jay, 360 Jacoby, William, 214 Jaeger, Fred, 320 Jaffa, Ving, 386 Jordan, William, 185 Jording, Keith, 378 Joseph, Kathryn, 191 Josephberg, Richard, 376 Jud, Craig, 193 Juergens, Carolyn, 218, 299, 330 Juniet, Robert, 173 JUNIOR INTERFRATER- NITY COUNCIL, 337 JUNIgR PANHELLENIC, 33 K Kaemmerle, Lynn, 191 Kagan, Leonard, 185 Kahn, Jan, 289, 291, 396 Kahn, Terri, 165 Kaiser, Gary, 366 Kaiser, Gem, 278 Kaiser, James, 173 Kalaman, John, 199, 284 Kalaman, Tom, 282 Kalb, Chester, 165 Kalb, Marie, 100, 318 Kalisky, Steve, 376 Kalkbrenner, Bert, 307 Kallendorf, Charles, 200, 256 Kallio, James, 199, 325, 330 Kalmanson, Elyse, 185 Kamleiter, Paul, 222, 333 Kammer, Jane, 226 Kamp, Betty, 340 Kamp, David, 199 Kandelson, Sharon, 358 100, Kelley, Kelley, 356 Kelley, Kelley, Kellom 399 364 Frank, 289 Lisa, 236, 267, Michael, 396 Robert, 165, 284 , Charles, 336, Kelly, Jim, 109 Kelly, Marilyn, 191 Kelley, Mike, 256 Kelman, Jay, 242.301, 303 Kemen, Don, 279 James, Cafeo, 392 James, James, 214 Janitz, Charles, 184 Jardon, Louis, 384 Jarrett, John, 199 Jeffcott, Michael, 173 Jeffries, Tim, 100 Jenkins, Greg, 384 Jenkins, James, 199 Jenkins, Muriel, 191 Jenkins, Pete, 374 Jennings, Cathy, 297 Jennings, Marc, 289, 291, 366 Jeude, Steve, 191 Jeude, Tim, 314 Jocum, Tom, 392 Johannes, Patricia, 284 Johnson, Bruce, 173 Johnson, Charles, 199, 325, 328, 329 Kaplan, Bruce, 386 Kaplan, Frank, 256, 301, 376 Kaplan, Marv, 386 Kaplan, Neil, 360 KAPPA ALPHA PSI, 399 KAPPA ALPHA THETA, 356 Johnson, Dan, 372 Johnson, Dennis, 173 Johnson, Don, 382 Johnson Donna, 165 Joh nson, Janet, 338, 357 Johnson, Jeff, 184 Johnson, Jennifer, 165 Johnson, Joe, 308 Johnson, Judith, 191, 271 Johnson, Lillian, 155, 234 Johnson, Terry, 185 Johnstone, Bob, 392 Johnstone, Mike, 392 Jollay, Jill, 295 Jones, Douglas, 191 Jones, John, 364 KAPPA DELTA, 344, 345 KAPPA EPSILON, 331 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, 357 KAPPA KAPPA PSI, 297 KAPPA PSI, 333 Kapron, Edward, 250, 326, 396 Karas, Bill, 337, 384 Karbowski, Thomas, 324 Karesh, Gail, 254 Kassel, Terry, 165 Kassner, James, 165 Kasting, Barb, 191,353 Kasting, John, 199 Katterhenry, Kay, 295 Kattner, Susan, 349 Kaufhold, John, 279 Kaufman, Sue, 165, 349 Kaupisch, Kurt, 199, 320, 322, 329 Kautz, Kathy, 173 Kawetzky, Carol, 173, 308, 310 Kayser, Patee, 357 Kazmierski, Charles, 250, 322, 336, 396 Kearney, Jerry, 313 Kearsey, Anita, 356 Keefer, Kathy, 244, 295 Keefer, Patricia, 173 Keener, Ken, 285 Kemen, Jim, 266, 380 Kemnitzer, Ronald, 185, 364 Kemper, Karen, 297, A 351 Kempf, Madeleine, 313 Kendle, Candy, 357 Kendrick, Bootsie, 243 Kendis, Roberta, 359 Kenkel, Mike, 100 Kenntt, David, 364 Kerchheiner, Carole, 340 Kerka, Randall, 370 Kerkley, Mike, 314, 316, 372 Kerner, Howard, 386 Kerr, Betsy, 353 Kerr, David, 332, 333 Kerstetter, Janet, 218, 284, 299, 356 Kessler, Marcia, 359 Kessler, Steve, 248, 384 Kettler, David, 380 Kiefer, Charles, 307 Kiefer, Dale, 309 Kieft, Milton, 185 Kiehfuss, Betty, 297, 354 Kiessling, Marty, 267 Kilcoyne, Reni, 346 Kilpatrick, Pat, 356 Kimball, Larry, 289 Kimberly, Jan, 218 Kimble, Ruth Ann, 350 Kimpel, Jane, 357 Kinnard, Jacqueline, 100, 303 Kincaid, David, 285 Kincaid, Jerry, 199 Kindred, Mel, 370 Kindsvatter, James, 390 King, Ann, 351 King, Thomas, 364 King, Trudy, 295 King, Victor, 185 Kingsley, Michael, 243 Kinney, Gael, 354 Kinstler, Richard, 173, 309 Kipp, Kathy, 353 Kippenbrock, Ken, 309 Kirchheiner, Carole, 100 Kirchmayer, Michael, 185, 291 Kirk, Harry, 165 Kirkpatrick, Harry, 199, 322 Kiser, Donald, 285 Kisker, Manoy, 357 Kisling, Bob, 100 Kisro, Bob, 368 Kissel, Ted, 364 Kistler, Cindy, 173 Kittrell, Al, 316 Klassen, Charles, 185 Klayman, Ken, 309 Klein, Barry, 301, 386 Klein, Bill, 386 Klein, Howard, 376 Klein, John, 199, 327 Klein, Ken, 301 Kleine, Pam, 349 Kleinman, Paul, 376 Klosterman, Hilda, 191 Klosterman, Irvin, 378 Klumb, Tom, 278 Klus, Michael, 333 Knapp, Kim, 388 Knapp, Maynard, 388 Knecht, Paul, 222 Knestrick, Maynard, 270 Knight, Barb, 279 Knight, Richard, 396 Knoop, Carol, 295 Knoop, Elizabeth, 357 Knopf, Herman, 222 Knupp, Pattye, 338 Knoblick, Jeff, 376 Koch, Barbara, 191 Koch, Susan, 318 Koch, William, 165, 394 Kochler, Dan, 199 Kociuruba, William, 382 Koegel, John, 398 Koehler, Daniel, 328, 325 Koenig, Carl, 165 Koeninger, Monnie, 226, 270 Koepper, Lois, 100 Koetz, John, 284 Koffler, Michele, 191 Kohl, Barbara, 191, 269, 349 Kohl, Doris, 340 Kohls, Jerome, 222 Kohls, Paula, 318 Kolar, Ginna, 279 Kolb, Trudy, 267, 282, 299, 331, 357 Kollage, Jim, 266 Kollath, Anne, 351 Kolton, Edward, 360 Kong, Andrea, 261 Konrad, Martha, 351 Kopich, Bob, 291 Kopp, Christine, 350 Kordell, ldee, 297 Kormos, Joe, 368 Korn, Walter, 173 Kornell, Ken, 368 Kornick, Joe, 291 Korns, J. Lynn, 199 Krabacher, Dave, 199, 327 Kraftsow, Margery, 358 Kramer, Barbara, 185 Kramer, Liz, 358 Kramer, Roberta, 351, 267 Krantz, Ellen, 267, 282, 353, 359 Krasnow, Ronn, 165 Kraus, David, 191 Kraus, James, 185 Krauss, Barbara, 296 Krauss, Richard, 285 Kreider, James, 378 Kreider, Thomas, 165 Kreimer, John, 100 Kreindler, Michael, 214 Kreisberg, David, 376 Krekeler, Barb, 346 Kress, Patricia, 344 Kreutzberg, Robert, 332, 333 Kreig, John, 214 Krinke, Howard, 199, 321 Kroger, Mary, 173, 310 Kroose, Betty, 308 Krouse, Betty, 173 Krueger, Hilmar, 224 Krueger, Joan, 358 Kruse, Wayne, 291 Kuehn, Diane, 226 Kuemmerle, Frederick, 214 Kuethe, Nancy, 356 Kuhlman, Jill, 218 Kuhn, Art, 378 Kuhn, Cynthia, 354 Kuhn, Lauralynn, 276, 359 Kuqurin, Joyce, 354 Kulujian, Carol, 342 Kummero, John, 199, 324 Kuntz, Paul, 197, 238, 239, 368 Kurak, John, 291 Kuresman, Ken, 386 Kurilec, Theodor, 252, 396 Kurinsky, Bert, 173, 308 Kurrle, Robert, 228 Kurtz, Frank, 270 Kuyper, Garrett, 336, 382 Kupper, Gary, 372 L Lafferman, Fred, 165, 360 Lafferty, Margie, 236 Lahrman, Gerald, 173, 311 Lamb, Gerald, 388 LAMBDA CHI ALPHA, 372, 373 Lambers, Edward, 307 Lambert, Clifton, 109 Lambert, Virginia, 165, 236, 237, 300, 338, 342 Lambert, Walter, 199 Lambert, William, 199 Lamey, Bob, 279 Lammers, Carol, 173 Lampe, Dennis, 285 Lampe, John, 185 Lampert, Bill, 246 Lampros, Dean, 337 Lancaster, Roger, 364 Landman, Larry, 165 Lane, Ernest, 400 Lang, Andy, 376 Lang, Donald, 372 Lang, Sallie, 100 Lange, Betty, 279 Langner, Keuan, 266, 366 Langsam, Walter, 148, 159 Lankford, Dale, 199 Lanz, Jerry, 374 Lapirus, Barry, 336, 360 Lapsis, Melanie, 346 Larkin, Amy, 294 Larsen, Karen, 165 Larson, Phyllis, 165 Lashway, Robert, 372 Lathrop, James, 382 Lathrop, Judy, 165, 348 Laub, Kathie, 359 Lauch, Luke, 364 Lauer, Jim, 237, 286, 290, 291, 292 Laundry, Bob, 372 Laurence, Fred, 378 Laurent, James, 109 Lavine, Allen, 290, 291 Lavon, Belvierd, 173 Lawrence, Dick, 109 Lawson, Ralph, 366 Lay, Regina, 340 Lazarus, Debbie, 358 Lazeroff, Sue, 359 Leach, Nancy, 237, 245, 247, 299, 349 Leach, Pat 368 Lech, Ron, 322, 329 Leckey, Sharon, 173 Leck, Ronald, 199 Ledden, John, 165 Lee, Cheryl, 295 Lee, Belinda, 294 Lee, Jim, 380 Lee, Nancy, 340 Lee, Wayne, 100 Leff, Arnold, 214 Leffler, John, 173 Left, George, 372 LeGrannd, Jack, 368 LeGrand, Phillip, 284 LeGrand, Victor, 285 Lehman, Anne, 358 Lehman, Dave, 173, 244, 272, 374 Lehmann, Linda, 349 Lehrer, Steve, 360 Leiter, Brent, 233, 333, 368 Leith, David, 394 Leman, Donald S., 382 LeMonn, James, 165 Lengemann, Paul, 254 Lenhardt, Chris, 199 Leininger, Steve, 384 Lenning, Eric, 368 Lentz, Don, 323 Lenz, Edwin, 372 Lepper, Bonnie, 353 Lertzman, Carole, 295 Leslie, Marg, 269 Lesniewicz, Rick, 364 Lesser, Bonnie, 185 Lester, Bryon, 165 Lester, Dick, 378 Leugers, George, 366 Levi, Ron, 100, 283 Levin, Jane, 358 Levin, Jerrold, 214 Levin, Toby, 358 Levine, Babette, 226 Levine, Betty, 359 Levine, David, 376 Levine, Jean, 295 Levinthal, Charles, 165, 376 Levitt, Kenneth, 360 Levy, Dan, 360 Levy, Gerald, 173 Levy Jerry 386 Levy, Judy,' 295, 351 Levy. Levy, Sherry, 276, 293 Stu, 252 Lewin, Evelyn, 359 Lewin, Myra, 358 Lewis Lewis , Diane, 314, 357 Ed 109 Lewisj Gehe, 302 Lewis, Langhorne, 354 Lewis Lewis , Mark, 386 Vir inia 191 . 8 v Ley, Julie, 165 Ley, John, 394 Leyrer, Steve, 320, 322 Lichtenberg, Ann, 214 Lichtenberg, Bill, 378 Lichtendahl, Ken, 384 Liebat, Otto, 284 Lieberman, David, 173 Liebman, Dianne, 359 Lied, Jim, 185, 302, 374 Lighthiser, Ann, 226 Liles, Marriet, 191, 357 Lim, Paula, 261 Lim, Walter, 261 Linder, Denni, 297, 358 Lindmark, Dick, 173 Linek, Ron, 244 Lingenfelter, Ann, 253, 299, 357 Lints, Janis, 1oo, 267, 350 Linz, Par, 1oo, 165, 299, 346 Lipari, Jack, 100 Lipp, Robert, 214 Lipp, Ron, 248, 386 Lippincott, Joyce, 218, 237, 247, 300, 330 Lipschutz, Cheryl, 191 Lipson, Mike, 360 Litmer, Deanna, 271 Litt, Richard, 376 Little, Andrew, 303 Little, Georgeana, 297 Littleton, Chuck, 266, 390 Liu, Lawrence, 261 Llovet, Patricia, 270, 355 Lloyd, Nancy, 237, 267, 282, 356 Loehrke. Craig, 388 Loewenstein, Howard, 167 Loewenthal, Barton, 362 Loftus, Bob, 279 LOGAN, 294 Logan, Clyde, 285 Logan, Marcia, 359 Logsdon, Rich, 378 Lohman, Albert, 173 Lohring, Keith, 285 Lojinger, Carol, 353 Long, Dick, 382 Long, John, 199 Long, Richard, 322 Long, Susan, 245, 247, 269, 319, 346, 388 Long, Voleta, 226 Longacre, Fred, 261 Longacre, Jim, 261 Lorenz, Al, 285, 382 Lorenz, Ronn, 291 Lorenz, Tom, 285 Louis, Nancy, 279 Louisin, Victor, 214 Love, Jeb, 370 Love, Robert, 214 Love, Sandy, 339, 354 Love, William, 185 Loveridge, Sue, 349 Lovitch, Nancy, 358 Lowden, Roland, 214 Lowe, Patricia, 100 Lower, Linda, 340 Lucas, Lane, 342 Lucken, Don, 279 Luckman, Jean, 340 Ludeke, Cathy, 261, 350 Ludmerer, Rich, 360, 361 Ludwig, Linda, 346 Luken, Dianne, 173 Lunsford, Robert, 167 Lushbaugh, Linda, 237, 350 Luth, Sharon, 356 Luther, Kathy, 191, 269, 338, 351 LUTHERAN FOUNDA- TION, 277 Marker, Mike, 260, 298, 305 Marks, Alan, 376 Marks, Michael, 376, 386 Marohn, Dave, 272, 366 Marschall, Chris, 167 Marsh, Jan, 199 Marston, Jerry, 392 McAllister, Ann, 338, 354 McArthur, Judy, 191 McBeath, Walt, 392 McCabe, Karen, 256, 298 McCaffarty, Teryl, 173 Lutterbei, David, 173 Lutz, Linda, 100, 355 Lynch, Ann, 236, 267, 331 332,353 Lynch, Fredric, 167, 284, 364 Lynch Kathy 342 Lynch, Marzeila, 352 Lynch, Michael, 185 Lynch, Pat, 278, 279 Lynch, Robert, 167,394 M Maas, Martha, 100 MacBeth, Don, 390 MacDonald, Greg, 100 Mace'ko Tom 109 305 Martie, Edward, 222 Martin, Arleen, 167, 349 Martin, Betty, 271 Martin, John, 246, 285, 324, 390 Martin, Kathy Jo, 191, 239, 284, 349 Martin, Robert, 199, 228 Martin, Robert E., 199 Martin, Terrence, 282, 303 Martin, Tom, 332 Martinelli, Pat, 278-279 Martz, Jeanne, 279 Martz, Sharon, 218 Martz, Steve, 380 Mashbaum, Joel, 321 Mason Mason , Carol, 297, 322 , Butch, 384 McCallister, Tom, 248, 378 McCann, Hank, 289, 337 McCann, Hank F., 157, 302 McCann, David, 382 McCafferty, Teryl, 237 McCarthy, Don, 279 McCarthy, Mike, 109, 308, 378 McCarthy, Sheila, 354 McCarty, Judy, 191, 234, 237, 239, 256, 298. 348 McCarty, Tom, 167, 242, 299, 308, 366 McCauley, Stan, 291 McClain, Barb, 319 McClain, Cheryl, 349 McClelland, John, 199, l 1 . . Machenheimer, Mary, 340 Machman, Andy, 392 Mack, Earl, 222, 332, 333 Mack, Stevie, 346 Mackey, Carolynn, 226 MacKnight, David, 167 Marks, Edward, 235 MacMahon, Margaret, 218 Madden, George, 191 Madden, Pam, 340 Maddox, Jane, 354 Maddox, Marilyn, 100, 218, 303, 380 Maddox, Anne, 267 Magun, Elysse, 359 Mahlman, Dave, 244, 392 Maichle, Kathy, 319 Maier, Ann, 256, 353 Mairose, Lee, 272 Maisch, Susan, 167, 239, 256, 353 Maish, Jeannie, 318, 354 Maitre, Pat, 226, 279, 310 Maly, Patricia, 167 Mandell, Steve, 173 Manley, Steve, 173, 384 Mann, Jack, 185 Mason, Hoawrd, 173 Mason, Pamela, 226 Mason, Robert, 100, 283 Mataitis, Edward, 328, 380 Mathes, Robert, 254, 378 Mathieu, Jim, 380 Matlock, Ray, 100, 283, 285 Matre, Bob, 245, 297, 370 Matthews, Dennis, 109 Matthews, Gary, 199, 327 Mattick, Gerri, 295, 332 Mattis, Maureen, 340 Maul, Linda, 293 Maurer, Charles, 173, 307, 308 Maurer, Dick, 388 Maurer, James, 167, 291, 390 Maurer, Linda, 173 Maurer, Richard, 167 Maury, Sharon, 218 Maxson, Wendy, 358 Maxian, Judith, 173 May, John, 173 May, Loraine, 384 May, Sandy, 185, 295 May, Walli, 342 323, 329 McClure, Bill, 366 McClure, Don, 392 McClure McClure , Joseph, 185 Nancy, 100 rvlcciuref sue, 348 McConn, John, 364 McCorm ick, Dick, 246, 368 McCoy, Linda, 293, 332 McCoy, Marlene, 100, 173, 303 McCurdy, Susan, 218 McDaniel, Ronald, 176 McDermott, Judy, 237, 346 McDonald, Ron, 199 McDowell, Alan, 362 McElhinney, Bob, 384 McElravy, Jeff, 372 McElwee, John, 366 McFaIl, Char, 297, 356 McGill, Linda, 354 McGinnis, Lori, 295 McGoron, Janet, 191 McGowa n, Maryanne 350 McGrail, Laurie, 279 McGrew, David, 199, 327, 329 McGuane, Frank, 235 McHenry, Nancy, 261 McHenry, Ron, 109, 266, 301, 384 Mann, John, 245, 366 Mann, Lowell, 167 Mann, Trish, 289, 291, 356 Manning, Dorothy, 167 Mappes, Kathy, 173, Mayer, Kathy, 267, 348 Mayer, Tom, 167, 266, 298, 299, 301, 302, 336, 380 Mayers, Howard, 173 Maynard, Garth, 284 Mcllvain, Howard, 185 Mclntosh, Carolyn, 293 McKane, Pete, 396, 397 McKibben, Chuck, 270 McKinley, James, 222 Limes, Carolyn, 218, Ludwig, Mary Jo, 295 340 Mays' Clara' 226 MCKWGY' Ron, 291 284 Luebbe, Ronald, 289 Marcotte, Paul, 266, Mazza, Steve, 307 McKnight, Jay, 392 Lindberg, Tom, 366 Luebbert, Donna, 355 380 Mazzone, Frank, 291 McKnight, Dick, 199, Lindeman, Bob, 380 Luegering, Cathy, 342 Mardis, Corky, 384 MCAliSfGI', William. 394 274. 322, 329 Q ' S MAIN I-rosiy Q A STAMP CO. RUBBER STAMPS ' 'Ndgllg DEVICTS 627 MAIN STREET CINCINNATI I. OHIO K . A COLLEGE BOOTERY Campus Shoes Free Parking -- Clifton Parking Lot 207 W. McMillan 241-3868 42 McKowen, Kathy, 346, 372 McNeal, James, 176 McNeal, John, 390 McNemar, Ann, 218, 236, 300 McNulty, Mike, 222, 333 McOwen, Thomas, 176, 266 McSpadden, Patsy, 348 McWilliams, Hugh, 167 Meadows, Arnold, 185 Meadows, Robert, 185 Meckstroth, Rick, 199 Mecum, Bob, 390 Meece, Mike, 100, 167, 297 Mehaffie, Dave, 374 Meier, Carol, 191 Meinberg, George, 382 Meinshausen, Teri, 191 Meister, Jerry, 386 Meitus, Stephen, 214 Melampy, Mike, 324 Melcher, Frank, 256, 279 Meltzer, Jim, 360, 361 MEMORIAL HALL, 293 Menchhofer, Gary, 374 Mendenhall, Mary, 176 Menges, Mary, 353 Menke, Gerald, 167 Menke, Rich, 167, 239, 272, 390 Menne, Barbara, 267 Menozzi, Rodger, 185 MEN'S ADVISORY BOARD, 266 Menton, Olivia, 318 Meranda, Suellen, 245, 247, 297, 354 Meredith, Robert, 390 Merkel, Dave, 191 Merrill, Terry, 109 Merrits, Sylvia, 167, 239, 352 Meritts, Leon, 400 Merriweather, Ken, 199, 327 Merry, Luis, 109 Merten, Virginia, 346 Mesloh, Marianne, 331, 357 Mesnick, Paul, 214 Messerly, Richard, 100, 332 Messik, Diane, 297 Methot, Christopher, 185 METRO, 298 Metternich, Robert, 176 Metzger, Jim, 337, 364 Miller, George, 109 Miller, Glenn, 285 Miller, lrvvin, 235 Miller, Jack, 199 Miller, Jackie, 185 Miller, James, 167, 290, 291, 321, 364 Miller, Ssg. James, 285 Miller, Julie, 247, 297 Miller, Ken, 191 Miller, Lauren, 340 Miller, Larry, 384 Miller, Muriel, 350 Miller, William, 320 Miller, Wood, 364 Milligan, Larry, 199 Mills, Peggy, 352 Milner, Bob, 109 Milofsky, Barry, 388 Miltenberger, Gil, 392 Minges, Peggy, 313 Minschall, William, 364 Minton, Steve, 167 Mintorn, Robert, 378 Minturn, John, 176 Mintz, Robert, 376 Mintzer, Susie, 359 Miree, Ella, 271 Miree, Pauline, 271 Mischell, Eileen, 351 Mischell, Tom, 380 Mischeler, Forrest, 214 Misik, Mike, 109 Misrach, Don, 167 Mitchell, David, 384 Mitchell, Donald, 161 Mitchell, Joan, 176 Mitchell, Larry, 109 Mitchell, Ralph, 364 Mitchell, Tom, 176, 308 Mitsunaga, Irving, 214 Mitendorf, Gretchin, 312 Modricker, Anne, 218 Moeller, Karen, 349 Moerlein, Judy, 344 Molencraft, Richard, 382 Molfenter, David, 327, 329 Molique, Bob, 325, 328, 380 Molleson, Nancy, 311 Monder, Steven, 313 Mong, Gary, 314 Mongon, Kathey, 346, 356 Monnett, John, 176, 308 Montague, Tom, 396 Montanus, Larry, 298, 299, 378 Montgomery, Bob, 337 Montgomery, Dan, 109 Montgomery, Stephen, Metzler, Harold, 222, 248 Metzler, Terry, 333 Metzner, Anthony, 320 Meyer, Bob, 100 Meyer, Chan, 167 Meyer, Jo Ann, 218, 284, 351 Meyer, John, 167 Meyer, Kenny, 100 Meyer, Linda, 346 Meyer, Robert, 285 Meyer, Ronald, 176 Meyer, Susan, 248, 340 Meyer, Thomas, 185 167, 253, 256 Montgomery, Ted, 384 Moon, John, 384 Mooney, Marcene, 191 Mooney, Tom, 191 Moore, Gary, 199 Moore, Henry, 167 Moore, James, 396, 397 Moore, Kathy, 191, 356 Moore, Mary, 299 Moore, Michael, 199 Mops, Jan, 394 Moran, Joyce, 191, 298, 300, 318, 346, 354 Moran, Paul, 238, 256, Michaels, Dianne, 339 Michaels, Jeanne, 294 Middendorf, Marilyn, 346 Mierenfeld, Robert, 278, 279 Milan, Steve, 330 Millard, Steven, 285 Miller, Bob, 109 266, 380 Morand, Dianne, 303 Morgan, Beverly, 352 Morgan, George, 176, 299, 308 Morgan, Jim, 332, 398 Morgan, Randy, 323 Morgan, Rita, 100 Morgante, Chica, 243 S Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Carolyn, 167 Don, 167 Elaine, 338, 356 Ed, 109 Emma Lou, 295 'SZHWD' 167' CANDLELIGHT CAFE Moritz Elaine, 295 Moritz, 284, Moore, Joyce, 352 Moritz, Elaine, 310 277 Calhoun Nagel, Morris, James, 322 Morrison, Allen, 289 Morrison, Martha, 339, 353 Morrow, Richard, 332 Morrow, Robert, 100 Morrow, Tom, 384 Mortime, Tom, 285 Morton, Sue, 350 MORTAR BOARD, 300 Morton, Mike Mosbacker, Wanda, 310 Mosele, John, 384 Moser, Dorothy, 156, 237 Moskowitz, Richard, 289, 376 Mote, Susan, 218,351 Moudy, Diana, 297, 351 Moul, Dan, 185, 374 Moust, Carol, 176, 310 Murtaugh, Michael, 268, 370 Muszynski, Pat, 350 Myers, Allen, 336, 372 Myers, Cathy, 353 Myers, David, 167 Myers, Dee, 191, 249, 331 Myers, Jeff, 254 Myers, Marsha, 176, 310 Myers, Pamela, 354 Myers, Richard, 176 Myers, 200, Thomas, 167, 372 N Nadler, Roger, 384 Ellen, 295, 331 M ozzon e, John, 301 Muaueet, Ann, 261 Muckerheide, Donald, 176, 382 Muegel, A. L., 176 Muchlenkamp, Mary, 346 Mueller, Bob, 322, 370 Mueller, Delinia, 355 Mueller Dizzi 270 Mueller, Judy, 346 Mueller, Marilyn, 342 Mueller Marilyn R., 349 Mueller, Richard, 200 Muething, Maura, 293 Muhlhauser, Craig, 337, 384 Mulholkand, Raymond, 200, 324 Muelinax, Judy, 100 Nagel, Patrick, 185 Nagy, Jane, 191 Nagy, Jerry, 176 Natorp, Suzy, 348 Nave, Edwin, 200 Naylor, Lorna, 310 Neal, Dave, 376 Neale, William, 235 Neay, Nancy, 191, 261 Neel, Barbara, 185 Nell, Louise, 370 Negley, Jeffrey, 200 Neide, Pat, 293 Multner, Lois, 353 Mulvihill, Bill, 390 Numaw, Linda, 354 MUMMERS, 32, 33 MU PHI EPSILON, 313 Murdock, Nick, 368 Murdoch, Richard, 301, Nelson, Barry, 370 Nelson, Debbie, 295, 297, 307 Nelson, Jim, 109 Nelson, Ron, 109 Nelson Neman , Sharon, 349 n, Ed, 109 Nemecek, David, 176 Nenne, Nester, Barbara, 344 William, 157 Netzley, Kathy, 100 372 Murphey, Griffin, 167, 279 Murphy, Bob, 266 Murphy, Donald, 308, 362 Murphy, Elmer, 191, 285 Murphy, Griffin, 278, 279 Murphy, Judith, 176 Murphy, Kathy, 349 Murphy, Mike, 366 Murphy, William, 384 Murray, Bob, 260, 299, 372 Murray, Francis. 321 Murray, lan, 325, 328 Murray, Joanne, 191 Murray, Marilyn, 236 Murray, Nancy, 307 Murrell, Lowell, 266 Neuburger, Gary, 378 Neuer, Linda, 350 Neugebauer, Ken, 337 Neuffer, Frank, 202 Neurman, Jane E., 295, 359 Newcomer, Lynn, 167, 239, 242, 348 NEWMAN CENTER, 278, 279 Newman, Rosalind, 359 NEWS RECORD, 256, 257 Newton, Kirk, 200, 329 Newton, Saleenaw, 352 Ney, Robert, 285 Nickel, Jim, 109 Nickerson, David, 370 Nicolay, Lynne, 100 Niehaus, Roger, 176 Nieman, Richard, 167 Nieman, William, 167 Niemeier, Leo, 176, 279 Nieset, Dennis, 200, 327, 329 Nightingale, Thomas, 191 Nirenberg, Dave, 109 Noble, Rick, 167, 291, 384 Noll, Thomas, 200 Noonen, Maureen, 340 Norden, Karen, 353 Norden, Linda, 331, 348 Nordlund, Dan, 200, 368 Nordman, Nancy, 314, 316 Norman, Mel, 400 Norris, Larry, 185 North, Dave, 336, 366 Norton, Dave, 289 Noseman, Doug, 366 Nova, Sheldon, 214 Nowlin, Eric, 244, 298, 299, 301, 305, 336, 366 Nudell, David, 386 Nunn, Betty, 247, 353 Nunn, Jerry, 226 Nunn, Nancy, 191, 239, 256, 260, 338, 353 NURSING AND HEALTH TRIBUNAL, 247 Nutley, Marilyn, 100 Nutter, Frank, 237, 298, 301, 305, 390 Nutty, Sam, 191 Nyktas, George, 384 O Oaks, Richard, 200, 324 Obendorf, Ellen, 282, 292, 295 Oberding, Michael, 176 Obermeyer, Joe, 364 Oberschlake, Gary, 289 Oberwagner, Judith, 359 O'Brien, James, 301, 372 O'Connor, Irene, 100 O'Connor, Reeni, 303 Oda, Donald, 176 O'Donnell, Beth, 267, 282, 333, 346 O'Donnell, Kathie, 346 Oechsler, Michael, 272 Oerther, Ken, 176, 378 Ogletree, Ann, 318 Ohmer, Keith, 185 Oishi, Kenneth, 372 Oldham, Stanley, 100 Olds, Clifton, 176 Olliver, William, 370 O'Meara, Don, 167 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA, 302 O'Neal, L. Burke, 200 Onkeles, Lee, 360, 361 Oole, Thomas, 394 Oram, David, 176 Orchin, Milton, 306 ORIENTATION BOARD, 235 Orphan, Nick, 374 Ortner, Rob, 244, 372 Osborn, Butch, 384 Osborn, Cecil, 167 Osborn, Cyrus, 160 Osborn, Dave, 384 Osborn, Nancy, 356 Osborne, Jerry, 285 Osbu rn , Thomas, 200 Ose, Jerry, 176 Pate, Art, 336, 400 Pate, Lloyd, 109 Pathe, Paul, 176 Pathenakis, James, 176 Patil, Gunvant, 261 Patterson, Betsy, 267, 346 Patterson, Keith, 368 Patterson, Sandy, 310 Pattison, Kent, 222, Osenton, Ann, 332 Osinske, Marilou, 156, 292 Oskochil, Sue, 344 Ossa, Jeanne, 313, 354 Ostberg, Roy, 214 Ostendarp, Joan, 349 Osterhoff, Ella, 185 Osterman, Linn, 200 Ostrander, Pat, 226, 355 Ostrander, Michael, 284 Oswald, Robert, 176 O'Toole, Kathy, 357 Ottewill, Simon, 254 Ottke, John, 176 Otto, Paige, 354 Overholser, Steve, 191 P Pabst, Donald, 308 Pace, Thomas, 176, 366 Pack, John, 394 Pagano, John, 390 Page, Jeff, 364 Palasek, Robert, 320 Palermo, Jerry, 248, 279, 333 Palmer, Ann, 349 Palmer, Kenneth, 167 Panaro, Jeanne, 349 Panasewicz, Ed, 390 Pancoast, John, 266, 366 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL, 338 Pansierra, Terry, 284 Pappas, Penny, 295, 297, 332 Parent, Don, 109 248 Patton 332, 333 Carl, 185, 317 Patton, Charlotte, 176, 233 Patton, Michael, 167, 237, 239, 256, 286, 291, 292, 302 Patton, Robert, 336, 396, 397 Patyrak, James, 272, 325 Paul, Art, 386 Paul, Jeffrey, 167 Paulson, Judith, 185 Paulsen, Nancy E., 278, 279 Paulsen, Ruth, 278, 279 Payne, Margaret, 344 Payne, Robert, 167, 285 Pearson, Ken, 200, 323 Peck, John, 160 Pederson, Skip, 368 Peed, John, 200 Peeks, Ted, 399 Peerless, Alter, 256, 266 Peirce, Dwight, 313 Pekel, Guinevere, 191 Penfield, Gary, 290 Penfield, Gary, 157 Penick, Robert, 167 Penn, John, 176 Pennington, Ron, 337, 392 Pensinger, Virginia, 311 Percer, Steve, 285 Perin, John Eric, 270 Perkins, Carol, 191 Perkins, Donna, 326 Perkins, Tim, 362 Perkinson, Jerry, 384 Permot, Robert, 266 Park, Tim, 239, 333, 378 Parker, Bill, 372 Parker, Daniel, 384 Parker, Garland, 152 Parker, Jerry, 382 Parker, John, 109 Parker, Larry, 185, 318 Parker Parker Parr, J , Lee, 364 Richard 185 bn, Robin, 355 Parsons, Betty, 350 Parsons, Carol, 247 Parsons, Wayne, 368 Parton, Albert, 261 Partridge, Scott, 390 Pass, Bonnie, 358 Passerello, Chris, 200, 321, 329 Permut, Robert, 248, 332 Perry, Connie, 100, 297, 303 Perry, David, 176 PERSHING RIFLES, 285 Pert, Bill, 368 Peter, Ann, 297, 353 Peter, Larry, 167 Peter, Robert, 368 Petering, Marilyn, 243, 270, 338, 355 Petering, Suzi, 167, 269, 278 Peters, Robert, 167 Peters, William, 167 Petersen, Judith, 226 Peterson, Bob, 301, 380 .MAH 1. i -at 2. 316 Ludlow ? 751-4111 4'See you at the Been A familiar saying at UC for years. 65:31. L-fa' , 'I Q .W ,::1Ux,,,., 1 1 ,J . - A FI ' -ff ..., i l 330 Peterson, Joan, 167, 200 Petrick, Dave, 100, 291 Petterson, Bill, 266, 368 Peufield, Gary, 333 Pfaff, Roger, 382 Pfeiffer, Frank, 374 Phail, Jay, 348 PHARMACY TRIBUNAL, 250 Pheiffer, William, 222 PHI BETA KAPPA, 306 PHI DELTA THETA, 378 PHI ETA SIGMA, 303 PHI KAPPA TAU, 382 PHI KAPPA THETA, 380 Philips, Kathie, 218 Phillips, Jacqueline, 176 Phillips, Raymond, 309 Phillips, Ron, 283 Phillips, Susan, 342 PHI MU ALPHA, 313 PHI SIGMA SIGMA, 359 Pickrel, Tim, 250, 372 PI DELTA EPSILON, 298 Pidhirny, John, 370 Pieper, Linda, 279 Pierce, Patrice, 191, 349 Pieters, Robert, 279 PI KAPPA ALPHA, 374, 375 Pike Ellie, 226, 310 PI LAMBDA PHI, 376- 377 Pilzer, Judy, 167 Pinsky, Barry, 285 Pinyard, Pat, 374 Piper, Carol, 354 Piper, Marilyn, 295, 297 Pistler, Richard, 200, 228, 325, 330 Pitsenbarger, Sue, 297 Pittenger, Becky, 256 Pitts, Virginia, 279 Plair, Gilda, 271 Planes, Linda, 226 Platnick, Barry, 360, 361 Plaut, Carol, 167 Pleasants, Walleen, 318 Plotkin, Bob, 336, 376 Plotnick, Harry, 222, 237, 248, 332 Pohl, Blanche, 350 Pohl, Clifford, 382 Polansky, Cindy, 339, 359 Polas, Theodore, 200, 327, 329 Polinsky, Marvin, 176 Pooler, Noel, 362 Poppe, Elaine, 191 Poremba, Bill, 266, 380 Porges, Ron, 360 Porter, Hayden, 167 Portner, Richard, 285 Povall, Robert, 370 Pracher, Peggy, 340 Prahl, Donald, 266 Prass, Peggy, 342 Prechtel, Allen, 176 Prell, Jo, 285 PRESlDENT'S COUNCIL, 291 Press, Susan, 295, 332 Pressman, Ken, 376 Preston, Joan, 355 Preston, Jody, 353 Preston, William, 185 Preuninger, Tina, 356 Price, Jean Ann, 100, 295 Price, Susan, 176 Prince, Mark, 266, 360 Pritchett, John, 370 Proctor, Larry, 382 PROFILE, 254 PROGRAM COUNCIL, 233 Prohl, Don, 368 Proto, Tom, 109 Prouty, Frank, 167 Prues, Lou, 392 Pryor, Tina, 352 Puhalla, Dennis, 390 Pullins, Wayne, 176 Pullman, Jane, 359 Purcell, John, 368 Purdy, Frank, 154 Purkey, Robert, 200, 321, 329 Pyke, Alison, 355 Q Quebe, Marcia, 353 Quick, Steve, 374 Quigley, Sharron, 295 Quinlan, David, 336, 372 R Raaf, Linda, 191 Raasch, Debby, 353 Rabanus, Carol, 342 Rabanus, Cindy, 353 Rabe, Karin, 167 Rabe, Laura, 100, 191 303 Rabel, Kathy, 250, 267, 349 Rabin, Ron, 167 Rabius, John, 256 Rack, Nina, 340 Radabaugh, Susan, 191 318 Radcliffe, Jean, 295, 307 Radcliffe, Tom, 176, 366 Rademaker, Chuck, 316 Raible, Erwin, 185, 244, 316 Ralk, Nina, 310 Ralston, Allen, 176, 308 Ralston, Donald, 336 Ramey, Chuck, 266, 333, 368 Ramey, Denny L., 374 Ramey, R. T., 100 Ramsey, Carole, 100 Ramsey, Ruth Ann, 294, Randall, Paul, 200 Rank, George, 285 Ranshaw, Jill, 293 Rapp, Bill, 390 Rasor, Martha, 357 Rath, Louis, 167, 394 Rathbun, Gary, 370 Rathkamp, Donna, 344 Rau, Robert, 214 Rauch, Sue, 348 Rausch, Pattye, 167 Raue, Thomas, 167 Rawk, John, 285 Rayle, H. Robert, 327 Rayle, Robert, 200 Raynor, George, 394 Read, Robert, 390 Reas, Robert, 176, 308 Rebman, Ron, 394 Rechtin, Don, 332 Reck, Greg, 390 Renick, Filliam, 185 314, 316 Renner, Wendel, 200 Requena, Fernando, 261 RESIDENCE HALL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL, 286 RESIDENT ADVISORS, 291 Rettig, Ann, 193, 331 Reuter, Dan, 176 Rewwer, Jeannie, 100, Ritchie, Michael, 254, 388 Ritter, Bob, 279 Ritter, Diane, 348 Rizzo, Charles, 200, 325, 328 Rizzo, Fred, 222, 248, 332, 333 Rizzo, Ronald, 337, 364 Roach, Kathleen, 344 Robbins, Bob, 337, 366 Roberson, Wayne, 254 193, 357 Reynolds, George, 200 Reynolds, Linda, 218 Reynolds, Rodney, 291 Rhine, Janice, 295, 332 Rhoades, Susan, 274, 276 Rhoads, Rosalind, 313 Rhodes, Bernard, 176, 279, 307 Ribarsky, Bill, 235, 260, 370 Ribarsky, Jo Ann, 342 Ribarsky, Bill, 370 Ribarsky, Martin, 167 Ribarsky, William, 266 Rice, Stuart, 244 Rich, Carl, 159 Richard, Bob, 380 Richards, Mike, 266, 380 Robeson, Bud, 390 Robin, Phil, 386 Robinson Allan, 214 Robinson, Kristine, 349 Robinson, Kathy, 260, 353 Robinson Kathy, 256, 269 Robinson Lou, 100 Robinson Louis, 100 Robinson Marsha, 244 Robinson Vivian, 356 Robinson Marsha, 244, 354 Rockwell, Nanci, 357 Rockwood, Tuckie, 346 Rodrian, Terryl, 357 Roe, Howard, 246, 388 Roemer, Donna, 193 Roetzer, Wayne, 168 Rodgers, Ann, 356 Reddish, Penny, 353 Redman, Leslie, 167 Reece, Steven, 233 Reed Cathy, 340 Reed, Claire, 355 Reed, Donna, 176 Reed Helena, 193 Reed, James, 176 Reed, Marilyn, 352 Reed, Mary Louise, 303 Reed Sandra 271 Reese, Brad, 380 Reese, John, 176 Reese, Judi, 285 Reese, Roger, 317 Reeves, Judi, 193, 344 Reeves, Lois, 350 Reichling, William, 167 Reichman, Paul, 396, 397 Reid, David, 185, 285 Reid, Philip, 214 Reigle, Denny, 167, 237, 239, 298, 302, 336, 390 Reiman, Joe, 384 Reinbach, Mimi, 295 Reiner, Jenny, 354 Reininger, John, 317 Reininger, Tom, 285 Reiter, Gerald, 214 Reiter, Sandra, 226 Rekstis, Jack, 109 Remke, Jack, 176, 307, Richardson, Robert, 200 Richardson, Robert, 176, 327 Richie, Linda, 297 Ritchie, Michael, 388 Rickard, Peter, 176 Ricketts, Donald, 176, 308, 309 Ricketts, Patricia, 193 Rickley, James, 200 Rieber, Fred, 364 Riechers, Michael, 285 Riederman, Laurie, 359 Rief, Conrad, 167 Rieger, Franz, 380 Rielage, Robert, 284 Riesenberg, Bob, 168, 279 Riestenberg, Nancy, 278, 279 Rifkin, Arnold, 376 Riga, Mary, 340 Riggi, Mary, 350 Riley, Mildred, 176 Riley, Rosie, 278 Rimmel, Pete, 364 Rimsky, Mary, 176 Ringel, Leslie, 214 Ringer, Larry, 264 Ringo, Margaret, 314, 316 Rinsky, Barbara, 267, 297 Rinsky, Larry, 386 Rogers, Cheryl, 316 Rogers, Leo, 100, 374 Rogers, Linda, 313, 348 Rogers, Tim, 384 Rohr, Cheryl, 339, 344 Rolf, Mike, 176 Rolfert, Richard, 185 Rolfes, Margaret, 245, 247, 260, 267 Roll, Carolyn, 297, 310 Roll, Pat, 353 Rollago, Michael, 380 Romanello, David, 285 Romanoff, Stan, 388 Rommel, Douglas, 176 Rooney, Richard, 214 Roscoe, Brady, 384 Rose, Arthur, 360 Rose, Alice, 344 Rose, Helen, 155 Rose, Richard, 168 Rosen, Annette, 359 Rosen, Edward, 376 Rosen, Linda, 359 Rosenberg, Lee, 359 Rosenberg, Paul, 283 Rosenberger, Garry, 364 Rosenfeld, Ailine, 311 Rosnagle, Laura, 216 Rose, Abraham, 360 Rossi, Cindy, 356 Rossley, Tom, 109 Rost, Claude, 256 Powell' Bob' 291' 333, Radkey, David, 283 308 Rinsky, Mark, 360 ROTC BAND, 283 386 Radley, Cindy, 267 Remsberg, Elizabeth, Risch, Sandy, 349 Roth, Marsha, 100 Pgwelll Richard, 191 Radtke, Walter, 193 300, 311 Risner, Judy, 168 Rothschild, Ed, 386 powers, Joyce' 359 Rahe, Michele, 222 Remy, Ronald, 100 Risser, Daniel, 390 Rothacker, Mary, 346 424 Greggs are your clothes' best friends GREGG CLEANERS 200 W. 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McMillan 2917 Glendora Rothenbush, Clayton, 200 Rothman, David, 303, 360 Rothschild, Edmund, 289 Rotte, Kristin, 193 Roudebush, Frances, 353 Roudebush, June, 297 Roush, Carol, 344 Roush, Dale, 324 Rousseau, Georganna, 352 Rouster, Dan, 380 Rover, Jeff, 394 Rowe, Sharon, 185 Rowold, Elizabeth, 185 Royal, Jeff, 358 Royalty, Kathy, 297, 356 Rubens, Dainel, 168 Rubenstein, Jane, 358 Rubin, Phyllis, 298 Rubinoff, Arlene, 193, 275, 359 Rubinstein, Neil, 176 Rudd, Jim, 228, 325, 330, 382 Rudolph, Claudia, 297 Rudolph, Florence, 276 Ruebusch, Robert, 320 Rueger, Bruce, 392 Ruehl, Jenni, 284, 356 Ruffin, Paul, 284 Ruler, Dan, 313 Runck, Reno, 378 Rupert, Eva, 148 Rupp, Rodney, 100, 168 Rusche, Dan, 193 Rusche, Dan, 193 Rush, James, 200 Rush, John, 289, 291 Rush, Richard, 100, 297 Rush, Ruth, 168 Rusk, Evelyn, 356 Ruskin, Robert, 289 Rusle, Evie, 293 Russell, Macy, 353 Rutenschroer, Louise, 344 Rutenschroer, Marie, 193, 353 Rutenschroer, Maureen, 193 Ruthemeyer, Carol, 350 Ryan, Janet, 351 Ryan, Laura, 353 Ryan, Suzanne, 344 Rybolt, Mark, 279 S Saccardi, John, 364 Sack, Lynn, 297 Sadler, Claudia, 294 Sadowski, Max, 380 Sagmaster, Joseph, 154 Sahadi, Bonnie, 295 Salfridge, Tom, 109 Salis, William, 176 Salzann, Don, 100 Salzano, Don, 283 Sample, Susan, 279 Samuelson, Ted, 168 Sanford, Alex, 100 Sange, Rudy, 372 Sanger, Nancy, 176, 310 Sanner, Glen, 362 Sansone, Jody, 350 Santadi, Bonnie, 297 Sanyer, Nancy, 310 Sarracino, Mark, 380 Sarver, Daniel, 380 Satko, Frank, 214 Satz, Leslie, 247 Sauer, Frank, 285 Sauer, Jim, 368 Saul, Dee, 349 Saul, Tom, 337, 390 Savage, Dan, 378 Sawdat, Karen, 350 Sawits, Pete, 168, 376 Sawitzko-Lipski, Ma rgret, 100, 168, 303 Sawtelle, Tim, 254 Sawyer, John, 392 Sawyer, Lauralee, 168, 256, 298, 300, 346 Sawyer, Mom, 368 SAWYER RESIDENCE HALL, 290 Sayler, Jean, 333 Saylor, Bill, 390 Saylor, Jim, 337 Saymen, Geri, 330 Sayre, Michael, 168 Sayre, Sahah, 349 Sboray, Bernie, 372 SCABBARD AND BLADE, 285 Scalia, Frank 314, 316 SCARAB, 318 Scarborough, Mary, 352 Scarce, William, 200 Schachne, Lynne, 295 Schaefer, Bill, 200 Schaefer, Pat, 100 Schaefer, Steve, 176 Schaetzle, Dave, 337, 394 Schafer, Linda, 259, 342 Schain, Merlene, 357 Schaim, Sherri, 100 Schamp, Michael, 168 Schantz, Robert, 370 Schatzman, Dianne, 237, 351 Schatz, Rick, 200, 300, 336, 368 Scheckelhoff, Mary, 294 Scheckelhoff, Tom, 185 Scheffler, Michael, 360 Scheidenberger, Dian, 176, 297, 310 Scheingarten, Stuart, 185 Scheldorf, Nancy, 294 Schell, Jane, 168 Schelndorf, Nancy, 200 Schenker, Charles, 168 Schepman, Elizabeth, 193 Schepman, Vicki, 100, 193 Scherman, Vicki, 357 Scheve, Tina, 339, 357 Schieltz, Richard, 362 Schildt, Susan, 357 Schimpf, Carol, 193, 331 Schinner, James, 168 Schlechter, Ken, 386 Schlemmer, Dick, 364 Schlenck, Robert, 382 Schleyer, Teri, 340 Schlosser, Linda, 340 Schmchter, Bill, 289 Schmidt, Arlene, 278 Schmidt, James, 200 Schmidt, Katherine, 355 Schmidt, Philip, 378 Schmidt, Susan, 176 Schmieg, Michael, 285 Schnee, Raulie, 368 Schneeman, Donna, 294, 330 Schneider, Dale, 378 Schneider, Diane, 100, 349 Schneider, Elizabeth, 193 Schneider, Henry, 360 Schneider, Jerry, 368 Schneider, John, 372 Schneider, Pam, 353 Schneider, Richard, 328, 372 Schneider, Robert, 278, 325 Schneider, Stephen, 246, 360 Schneider, Tom, 308 Schneider, Wallis, 359 Schneider, William, 185 Schoenfeld, Fred, 200 Scholten, David, 309 Schomaker, Linda, 357 Schomburg, Louise, 355 Schott, Terry, 100, 283 Schroder, Jack, 266, 301, 366 Schroder, Sally, 346 Schroeder, Carol, 350 Schroeder, John, 100 Schroeder, Philip, 168, 285 Schroer, Calvin, 177 Schrop, Barbara, 247, 357 Schubert, Dianne, 100 Schubert, James, 333 Schubert, Paula, 100 Schuck, William, 177 Schuerman, William, 266, 301 Schueter, Mel, 370 Schuette, Kent, 390 Schuerman, Terry, 285 Schulman, Robert, 276, 359 Schulte, Edward, 177 Schultz, Gerald, 256, 336, 388 Schultz, Roy, 200 Schultz, Tom, 200 Schulz, Thomas, 277 Schumacher, Steven, 168 Schur, Wayne, 177 Schutte, Carolyn, 279 Schwab, David, 168 Schwab, James, 200, 285, 329 Schwain, Dave, 235, 237, 279, 302, 336, 380 Schwarberg, Sally, 342 Schwartz, Andrew, 386 Schwartz, Charles, 360 Schwartz, Cynthia, 351 Schwartz, Gerald, 214 Schwartz, Joan, 177 Schwartz, Malcolm, 325 Schwartz, Marlene, 359 Schwartz 358, 3 Schwarz, E59 Nancy, 245, Eva, 359 Schwartz, Sugar, 340 Schweitzer, Richard, 214 Schwein, Robert, 284 Schweitzer, Steve, 109 Schwendeman, Dave, 380 SCIOT0 DORMITORY, 294 Scott, Eileen, 350 Scott, Ellen, 350 Scott, Lynne, 354 Scott, Michael, 177 Scott, Ruth, 351 Scott, Steve, 200 Scott, Sue, 309, 310, 351 Scott, Susan, 356 Scott, Suszanne, 177 Scrofano, Sal, 289 Scudder, Jan, 342 Scully, James, 159 Seal, Jim, 177, 268, 309 Seaman, Sue, 353 Searcy, Barbara, 355 Sears, Bill, 291 Sears, James, 289 Sears, Richard, 177 Sebastian, Sandy, 350 SECONDARY ELEMENTARY CLUB, 319 Seese, Tim, 250, 396 Seesholtz, Debbie, 295, 332 Sefton, James, 285 Segal, Richard, 168 Seghi, Susanna, 267 Siebel, M ichael, 364 Seibert, Bill, 200 Seibert, John, 185 Seidel, Stephanie, 100, 243 Seifart, Patricia, 193 Seifert, Mike, 370 Seiler, Dale, 370 Seitz, Carolyn, 357 Seitz, David, 388 Seitz, Thomas, 177 Selcer, Dick, 109 Selm, Dorinne, 350 Selman, John, 286, 376 Semco, Louis K., 370 Semmler, Erich, 303 Senatore, Janice, 340 Senft, Pat, 353 Senhauser, John, 372 SENIOR CLASS COUNCIL, 239 Senors, Christina. 271 Sepsie, George, 168 Seran, Jim, 396 Serger, Jim, 370 Sevester, Rubin, 245, 247, 357 Seybert, Andy, 368 Seybert, Joanne, 193 Seyffer, Eugene, 394 Sezzen, Linda, 359 Shade, James, 200 Shaffer, Fred, 285 Shaffer, Karen, 218, 357 Shafor, Sally, 340 Shale, Barbara, 177, 256, 298 Shale, Lois, 256 Shank, Donna, 193, 239, 245, 247, 284, 300, 338, 348, 349 Shank, E. Dexter, 374 Shanks, Connie, 193 Shanor, Gerald, 200, 228, 325, 330 Shapiro, Barbara, 168 Shapiro, Edward, 166, 297 Shapse, Debbie, 295 Sharp, Teri, 295 Shavzin, Julie, 193 Shaw, Judith, 168 Shaw, Lyle, 177, 311 Shea, Edward, 177 Shea, Joe, 364 Sheehy, Dan, 289, 291, 384 Sheeter, Barb, 358 Shelgren, Mary, 300, 357 Shelgren, Mary Beth, 236, 267 Shelley, Nick, 317 Shenefelt, Craig, 392 Shepardson, Phil, 239, 260, 300, 301, 302, 305, 390 Shepherd, Karen, 295, 307 Sherer, Barbara, 312 Sherer, Kathy, 356 Sheridan, Davene, 293, 342 Sheridan, Steve, 337, 378 Sheriff, Joel, 376 Sherline, Merick, 270 THE ALL-CAMPUS FAVORITE FEATURING THE FINEST IN LIQUID REFRESHMENT AND COLLEGIAN ENTERTAINMENT TUESDAY THRU SUNDAY MUG CLUB DENNIS 8: CALHOUN 4 25 Sherman, Arnie, 290 Sherman, Joel, 289, 376 Sherman, Warren, 290 Sherrill, Barry, 370 Shetterly, Roger, 214 Shick, Dan, 337, 366 Shlels, Art, 285 Shifley, William, 200, 228, 325 Shinkle, Gerald, 200 Shipe, James, 321 Shively, Raymond, 168 Schock, James, 370 Shook, Donald, 200, 327 Shorten, John, 380 Shriner, John, 396 Shulman, Janet, 339 Shulruff, Jacky, 338, 358 Shultheis, Diana, 357 Shuman, Judy, 297, 353 Shumway, Anne, 294 Shurty, Steve, 372 Shushansky, Linda, 358 Shumway, Anne, 200 Shutt, Barbara, 342 SIDDALL HALL, 295 Siddigi, Rehan, 261 Siegel, Bob, 386 Siegel, Debbie, 359 Siemer, Dale, 384 Siemer, Dick, 374 Sierra, Donald, 185 Sieving, Rick, 303, 320 Sigler, Gary, 386 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON, 384-385 SIGMA ALPHA IOTA, 311 SIGMA ALPHA MU, 386- 387 SIGMA CHI, 292-293 SIGMA DELTA TAU, 358 SIGMA NU, 388-389 SIGMA PHI EPSILON, 390-391 SIGMA SIGMA, 305 Silberman, Hal, 376 Siler, Gail, 218 Tabakoff, Irina, 168 Siller, Eugene, 177 Silverman 353 Silverman Silverman Silverman 308 , Denise, 193, , Diane, 358 , Faye, 358 , Stan, 177, Simes, Guy, 307 Simmons, 271 Simmons, Nadine, 185, Trudie, 357 Simon, Caren, 193, 359 Simon, Howard, 214 Simpson, Alice, 354 Simpson, David, 323 Simpson, Lance, 200 Simpson, Lloyd, 392 Simpson, Lynda, 295 Simpson Taylor 362 Sinch, Doug, 372 Sinclair, Robert, 155 Sink, Sharon, 355 Skidmore, Mildred, 267 Skillman, Sally, 245, 247, 267, 346 Skurow, Steven, 193 Slamovits, Tom, 360 Slattery, Pat, 100 Slaughter, James, 185 Slautterback, Fred, 177 Slete, Sloan, Sloan, Small, , Cathy, 318, 355 Smith Smith Smith Smith v Vicki, 357 David, 214 Mira, 294 John, 154 Cheryl, 353 Cheryl, 344 Claudia, 168 Smith: David, 200, 327 Smith, Debby, 297, 356 426 Smith, Donald, 185 Smith, George, 270 Smith, Harry, 177 Smith, James, 266, 284, 286, 291, 325, 370 Smith, JeanAnn, 342 Smith, Jeffrey, 200 Smith, Kathy, 294, 339 Smith, Kirk, 222 Smith, Laird, 289 Smith, Lynne, 357 Smith, Martin, 396 Smith, MaryLou, 193, 300, 331 Smith, Nancy, 297, 310 Smith, Polly, 193 Smith, Ralf, 291 Smith, Randy, 310, 382 Smith, Robert, 378, 390 Smith, Thomas, 200, 327, 329, 366, 380 Smith, William, 370 Smith, Wallace, 200 Smythe, Bob, 374 Smock, Bert, 382 S-molensky, Auron, 313 Smolnycki, Mike, 291 Snodgrass, Linda, 294 Snyder, Barbara, 340, 355 Snyder, Kay, 200 Snyder, Sharon, 193 Socie, Darrell, 289, 291 SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT, 311 SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS, 228 Soergel, Marilyn, 269 Soldee, Judi, 359 Solt, Larry, 100, 313 Sollman, Marilyn, 168 Solms, Bob, 386 Soloman, Steve, 360 Solomon, Barbara, 276, 282, 292, 293 Soloway, Lewis, 289 Soltis, Jim, 177 SOPHOS, 301 Soren, Jill, 358 Soule, Steven, 366 Soupcoff, Bill, 390 South, Sarah, 352 Sowle, Claude, 207 Spaite, Jane, 218 Sparks, Gail, 185, 353 Sparks, Harry, 185 Spatia, William, 177 Spaulding, Merial, 353 Spears, George, 200 Speigel, Michael, 168 Spencer, Susan, 269, 282, 353 Spieker, Barbara, 218 Spofe, Jackie, 300 Sprang, Charlene, 352 Spreen, Jan, 348 Sprezelman, Marvin, 276 Srofe, Jackie, 193, 239, 338, 344 Staab, Larry, 266, 324, 380 Staadeker, Paul, 266, 333, 360 Stacy, Kim, 177 Stacy, Paul, 337, 372 Stadler, Susan, 168 Stafford, Jane, 294 Stahl, Bernie, 270 Staley, Charles, 168, 266, 284, 394 Staley, Gregory, 392 Stang, Dan, 100 Stanhope, Frank, 374 Staples, Marge, 218, 351 Stare, Cheryl, 357 Starkey, Richard, 177 Starman, Frank, 109 Starr, Bill, 200, 276 Statler, Gary, 200, 323, 329 Staub, Ralph, 109 Staubitz, Joanne, 168 Staubitz, Marie, 342 Staubitz, Pat, 355 Stauffer, Larry, 168 Stautberg, Bob, 309 Stautzenbach, Judy, 295, 339, 349 Stavale, Louis, 285 St. Charles, Jody, 340 Stearns, Margot, 168 Steele, John, 177 Steele, Sandy, 256, 269, 333, 353 Stefansson, Pam, 355 Steibel, Nancy, 168 Steinberg, Sanford, 168, 386 Steinberg, Steve, 337 Steiner, Bruce, 200, 310, 326, 336, 396 Steiner, William, 396 Steinmetz, Joyce, 332 Steinmetz, Linda, 279 Steirn, Marcia, 358 Stephens, Bryan, 384 Stephens, Gerald, 177 Stephens, Kenneth, 333 Stephens, Russell, 185 Stephens, Thomas, 323 Stephenson, Rev. Jack, 200 Stepp, Benjamin, 394 Stepp, Everett, 200, 327 Sterling, Richard, 200 Stern, Donna, 358 Stern, Frank, 177 Stern, Eileen, 168 Sterneck, Patty, 358 Steude, Philip, 168 Steusloff, Tom, 368 Stevens, Thomas, 200, 246 Stevenson, Bob, 100 Steuer, Bob, 324 Straub, Janet, 353 Strauss, Jeff, 386 Strauss, Joseph, 158 Strauss, Larry, 360 Stricari, Louis, 177, 307 Strine, Roger, 246, 325, 328 Strobl, John, 284 Strohbach, Nlary, 218 Strohm, James, 200, 321 Strohmenger, Jerry, 328, 380 Strong, JoAnn, 218, 284, 344 Stroud, Bob, 392 Stuart, Mary, 234, 259, 267, 282, 354 Stucker, Glenn, 177 Studenka, John, 109 STUDENT COUNCIL, Taylor, Joseph, 214 Taylor, Linda, 177, 310 Taylor, Nancy, 332 Taylor, Sandra, 193 Taylor, Sue, 314, 354 Teeters, Linda, 331 Teismann, Kevin, 109, 305 Teixler, Jane, 358 TENNIS, 134, 135 Toetmann, Ed, 392 Terbeck, Thomas, 285 Terrell, Gail, 200, 322 Terry, Jim, 266, 384 Terry, Jonathan, 244, 301, 366 Teufel, William, 214 Tewell, David, 364 Thacker, Skip, 327, 329 Tharpe, Keith, 396 Thaubald, Sandy, 357 Stewa rt, Stewa rt, Stewa rt, Stewart, Stewa rt Stewa rt Dave, 370 Donna, 355 Gary, 321 Marjorie, 156 Richard, 185 Robert 317 Stiers, Bob, 396 Stilgenbaur, JoAnn, 234, 251, 344 Stiller, Stu, 314, 316, 370 Stillman, Dianne, 313 Stillman, William, 185 Stilwell, Katherine, 218 Stine, Nancy, 234, 259 Stinson, Bert, 100 Stitzlein, Dan, 362 Stivender, Doris, 177 St. John, Clement, 153 Stobart, William, 109 Stock, Sandra, 350 Stockwell, Bob, 392 Stockwell, James, 214 Stoeppel, Tony, 100 Stoffel, Beth, 243 Stoll, Bernard, 200 Stoller, Lynn, 358 Stoltz, Ruth, 222 Stolzenberg, John, 100, 297 Stone, Alfred, 399 Stone, Carol, 344 Stone, Diane, 256 Stone, Frances, 355 Stonis, Richard, 185, 314, 316 Stortz, Pat, 349 Story, James, 168 Stots, Leroy, 168 Stots, Sarah, 297, 352 Stratmann, Philip, 177 Strasser, Jane, 168 Strasser, Pete, 366 Stratman, John, 396 Stratton, Carolyn, 168 230, 231 STUDENT COURT, 235 STUDENT DIRECTORY, 259 STUDENT PLANNING FORUM, 317 STUDENT RELIGIOUS COUNCIL, 274 Studley, Chuck, 109 Studt, Susan, 295, 356 Stuebing, Bobbi, 100, 193, 350 Stull, Gary, 177 Stull, Sharon, 193 Sullivan, Jean, 193 Sturm, Bob, 168 Suder, Kathy, 350 Sudman, David, 320 Suerdick, Keith, 185 Suhar, John, 185 Sullivan, Francie, 351 Sullivan, Jeannie, 239, 318, 353 Sullivan, Robert, 177 Sundgren, Donald, 200, 310 Sundue, Don, 200 Surface, Dave, 308 Sussbery, Stanton, 307, 360 Sutter, Heather, 293 Swafford, Al, 168, 291, 374 Swaim, Tom, 382 Swaisgood, Fred, 382 Swan, Dick, 283, 388 Swanson, Mark, 277 Sward, Ellen, 279 Swango, Daniel, 168 Swearingen, Kathy, 297 Sweeney, Julia, 372 Sweet, Lyn, 359 SWIMMING TEAM, 124 Switzer, Gerald, 308 Syverud, Jean, 293 T Tabe, Allen, 185 Talbot, Gay, 344 Tanner, Rick, 366 Taplits, Michael, 386 Tate, Gloria, 193 Tate, John, 177 Tate, Rodger, 246, 266, 301, 322, 370 Tateman, Lucille, 346 TAU BETA PI, 329 TAU BETA SIGMA, 303 Thayer, Doris, 218, 348 Thayer, Tom, 177 Theryoung, Rich, 185, 266, 298, 305, 380 Theselius, Rev. James, 200 THETA CHI, 370, 371 THETA PHI ALPHA, 346 Thiedeman, Mozelle, 310 Thielmeyer, Susan, 342 Thies, Judith, 193, 355 Tholking, John, 168, 285 Thomas, Brent, 380 Thomas, Greg, 399 Thomas, Jon, 177, 396 Thomas, Leslie, 100 Thomas, Ronald, 185 Thompson, Amy, 244, 356 Thompson, Dean, 270, 372 Thompson, Don, 266, 322, 370, 392 Thompson, Edward, 400 Thompson, Gary, 374 Thompson, Katie, 267, 295 Thompson, Pattie, 236 Thompson, Steve, 384 Thompson William 390 TAU KAPPA EPSILON, 394, 395 Taylor, Alfred, 200, 261 Taylor, Bob, 366, 380 Taylor, Carol, 193, 251, 259, 333, 344, 382 Taylor, Chuck, 177, 239, 250, 336, 368 Taylor, Davis, 278 Taylor, Gerard, 200 Thorpe, Mike, 384 Threlkeld, Robert, 274 Thorne, Steve, 386 Thrun, Roger, 109 Tibbles, Judy, 193 Tichenor, Anne, 354 Tieman, Linda, 279 Tiepel, Erich, 200, 322, 329 Tilden, Doug, 384 Tiller, Brad, 366 Tillotson, Tana, 340 Timaselli, Joe, 333 Timen, Sanford, 376 Timmel, Tim, 390 Tinker, Marianne, 168, 242, 239, 269, 300, 344 Tipton, Cheryl, 200 Tirnauer, Ira, 360 Tobin, Carol, 193, 358 Tobin, Judy, 359 Tobin, William, 168, 394 Todd, Gregory, 372 Toelke, Terry, 100 Togut, Helen, 358 Toll, Debbie, 356 Tomaselli, Joe, 384 Tomes, Jonathan, 285 Tomke, John, 301, 368 Tomlinson, Jane, 348 Toplis, Ernest, 100 Tornberg, Don, 376 Tortora, Jacki, 218, 284, 346 Towner, Richard, 235, 286 TRACK, 128-129 Tracy, George, 200, 328 FAMOUS ,Q-gg ORIGINAL E1-11111 234 E. Fifth Street Phone 4-21-1711 9:30 A.M. to Z A.M. 4 'QV uid' if 1 ilill EQ 1 li Bhhfi go 6 Cf Wlth TRAQEMARKQQ The Coca-Cola Bottling Works Company, Cincinnati, Ohio . 428 Tracy, Richard, 325 Traeger, Richard, 390 Tragesser, Crash, 380 Trainer, Judy, 285 Trapp, Kenn, 316 Traub, Paul, 323, 364 Trauth, Roger, 100, 297 TRIANGLE, 396-397 TRIANON, 271 Tribbe, Robert, 177 Trickey, Warren, 370 Trimble, Jerry, 168 Tripp, Russell, 200, 246, 285, 310, 324 Tritschler, Fredrick, 200, 322 Troeger, Cheri, 100 Trollinger, Helen, 193, 352 Truman, Kenneth, 200 Truog, Keith, 322 Tse, Peter, 261 Tse, Robert, 177 Tucker, Joe, 362 Tuerck, John, 155, 235 Tullis, Sally, 356 Tumey, Mike, 320 Turgovnick, Stewart, 360 Turk, Gail, 359 Turnau, Christopher, 177 Turner, Clem, 109 Turner, Lue, 193 Turner, Michael, 246, 390 Turner, Mike, 109, 168 Turner, Ray, 291 Turpin Duane 100 297 Tuttle,' Kathie,'357 ' Tyler, Torri, 339, 356 Vick, Thomas, 390 Victor, Hope, 256, 359 Victory, Marilyn, 352 Vielhauer, Karen, 354 Vilensky, Barb, 310 Vlachos, Ann, 193 Vockell, Donna, 193, 300, 353 Voet, Paul, 301 Vogel, C. William, 302 Vogel, Elizabeth, 357 Vogt, Thomas, 222, 333 Volkmar, Don, 266, 285 Vollbracht, Paul, 246, 368 Volz, Sheila, 340 VonBargen, Lester, 168 Vondenhuevel, Ann, 295 VonderAhe, Lynn, 354 VonderHaar, James, 177 VonDieligen, Connie, 316, 356 Vonnida, Nancy, 348 Voorhis, Don, 177 Voss, Peggy, 168 W Wachsman, Rick, 386 Wadsworth, Nancy, 218, 351 Waferling, John, 200 Wagner, Cliff, 168, 266, 303 Wagner, Dave, 394 Wagner, Jack, 380 Wagner, Jane, 354 Wagner, Peter, 317 Wagner Robert 200 283, 1291, 32113 ' U Uckotter, Russ, 378 Uetrecht, Jack, 168 Uhlman, Dave, 285 Uible, Sally, 245, 267, 349 Uible, 193, 349 Ullman, Mike, 252, 336, 368 Ullrich, John, 177, 311 Unangst, Steve, 368 UNION BOARD, 233 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE TRIBUNAL, 248 Uphaus, Alice, 270 Urdang, Susan, 358 Usedmir, Martha, 306 Usell, Elaine, 168 Utsinger, Jed, 100 V Vafides, Henry, 109 Valentine, Annette, 300, 342 Valentine, Joe, 392 Vallery, Mike, 368 Valesquez, Sam, 100 Vamos, Robert, 372 VanDerzee, Leon, 374 VanDeusen, Jeff, 301, 374 VanHart, Gary, 380 VanHorn, Doug, 283 Vannatta, Karen, 357 VanOmmen, Laurey, 340 VanPelt, Charles, 394 VanSchaick, Tom, 388 Varner, Douglas, 289 Vatter, Thomas, 109 Vecker, Mike, 283 Velasquez, Sam, 313 Venneman, Jim, 364 Venosa, Al, 168, 390 Ventura, John, 390 Wagner, Roy, 278, 325 Wainer, Diane, 193 Wainscott, Alan, 325, 328, 329 Wainscott, B. J., 168 Wald, Sandy, 340 Waldrnan, Larry, 266, 360 Waldman, Marian, 177 Waldren, Cissy, 340 Waldron, Jim, 390 Walker, Don, 384 Walker, Paul, 109 Wall, Pat. 310 Wall, Thomas, 177 Wallace, Dave, 266, 370 Wallace, William, 399 Walsh, Dick, 222, 248 Walsh, Edward, 314, 316 Walter, George, 244 Walters, Becky, 294 Walters, James, 316, 336, 388 Walters, Jeff, 364 Walters, Patti, 244 Waltner, Margie, 278 Walters, Melinda, 314, 316 Walters, Ralph, 390 Walton, Bruce, 399 Walton, Phil, 291 Walton, Todd, 390 Wandmacher, Cornelius, 195 Ward, Janet, 295, 307, 332, 348 Ward, Myra Jo, 218 Ward, Sandi, 299.313 Ward, Sharon, 292, 311 Wardlaw, Sally, 297, 356 Ware, Priscilla, 356 Warm, Sidney, 177 Waring, Mike, 100 Waring, William, 168, 297 Warner, Doug, 177 Wasaba, Carol, 300 Wassell, Linda, 346 Watanabe, Donna, 218 Watkins, Richard, 301, 336 Waulingman, Bill, 279 Weaver, Harriet, 236 Weaver, Jim, 368 Weaver, Roger, 283 Webb, Barry, 337, 384 Webb, Michael, 168, 394 Weber, Judy, 314 Weber, Larry, 307 Weber, Lenora, 306 Weber, Ralph, 284 Weber, Sandra, 218 Wedding, June, 342 Wederneyer, Bob, 177 Weeks, Julius, 151 Wehrle, James, 307 Weichart, Annie, 267, 300, 348 Weider, Marlene, 295 Weichold, William, 370 Weidner, Paul, 193 Weigand, Herbert, 168 Weigel, Janet, 193, 350 Weigel, Kathy, 168 Weigel, Sharon, 340 Weil, Jan, 346 Weil, Susan, 358 Weinberg, Howard, 360 Weinberg. Stephen, 168, 266, 336, 360 Weiner, Jeff, 376 Weiner, Tom, 109 Weinstein, Robert, 193 Weis, Terry, 177, 266 Weisel, Eddie, 177 Weiss, Don, 337, 382 Weiss, Howard, 376 Weissenberger, Glen, 298, 301, 302, 336 Welch, Byron, 392 Weller, Carolyn, 312 Wellman, David, 200 Wellman, Linda, 250, 344 Wells, Carolyn, 348 Wells, Paul, 390 Welsh, Paul, 370 Welsh, Robert, 177 Wendl, Douglas, 286 Wenner, Paul, 396 Wenstrup, Steven, 285 Wenz, Thomas, 177 Weppler, Ann, 344 Wergowske, Gilbert, 284 Werner, Barb, 294 Werner, Michael, 317 WESLEY FOUNDATION, 200 Wessel, Charles, 168 Wessel, Linda, 340 Wesseler, Terry, 285 Wesseling, Lois, 332 Wessendarp, William, 283 West, John, 235 West, Robert, 318 West, Tom, 390 Westerkamp, Edmund, 109 Westerkamp, Bob, 378 Wetzel, Kay, 357 Wetzel, Robert, 285 WFIB, 270 Whaley, Kathi, 350 Wheatley, Jack, 100 Wheeler, Jim, 320 Whitacre, Dennis, 284 White, Andrea, 297, 307, 348 White, Bernard, 276 White, Bruce, 100 White, Judy, 218 White, Martha, 295 White, Patricia, 355 Whitelaw, Tom, 212 Whitlock, Denise, 100 Whitmer, Steve, 279 Whitney, Marbeth, 193, 239, 357 Whitt, Elizabeth, 193, 293 Whittles, Joni, 218 Wichman, James, 318 Wichman, Laurie, 297 Wickert, Ronald, 177, 285, 390 Wieder, Marlene, 359 Wiederhorn, Marlene, 295, 339, 358 Wientjes, Claire, 339, 350 Wiethe, Nancy, 353 Wietlisbach, Georgia, 193 Wiggers, Zamie, 193, 354, 374 Wikas, Schield, 386 Wilbert, Kathie, 100, 303, 330 Wiley, Garth, 368 Wiley, Jim, 368 Wilhelm, Bob, 285, 337, 380 Wilhelm, Dick, 392 Wilke, John, 177 Wilkens, Thomas, 228, 325 Williams, Fred, 398 Williams, Jim, 100, 366 Williams, Kenneth, 228, 283, 325, 330 Williams, Robert, 244 Williams, Sharon, 200, 295, 352 Williams, Rev. William, 278 Williamson, Ann, 218 Willins, Donn, 360 Willis, Jeff, 382 Wong, Angel, 261 Wood, Crystie, 357 Wood, Robert, 222 Wood, William, 284 Woodburn, Pam, 357 Woodruff, Dan, 193 Woodruff, Robert, 394 Woodruff, Tim, 109, 177 Woods, Deborah, 352 Woodward, Linda, 344 Wosaba, Carolyn, 193 Wray, Bob, 109, 384 WRESTLING, 122-123 Wright, Jay, 291 Wright, Orville, 321 Wright, Victor, 285 Wuennemann, Tim, 309 Wulfekotter, Dudley, 378 Wurst, Terry, 285 Wymer, Terry, 266 Wysong, Rebecca, 177 Y Yahne, Ed, 327 Yamauchi, Nancy, 293 Yancey, Grace, 295 Yarmove, Jay, 276 Yates, Chris, 268 Yeager, Nancy, 314, 316 Yeayell, Gail, 278 Yeayell, Tom, 278 Yellin, Elizabeth, 218 Yelton, Linda, 252, 298, 314, 316, 353 Yeomans, Caryl, 267 York, Elaine, 355 York, Jerry, 177 York, Karen, 200, 218 Young, Albert, 290 Willis, Wendy, 342 Willrich, Wanda, 100, 267, 270, 355 Wilson Barb, 349 Wilson, Don, 366 Wilson, Frank, 366 Wilson Judy, 353 Wilson Karen, 193, 237 239, 269, 292, 294 Wilson, Kenneth, 171 Wilson Nancy, 177 Wilson Robert, 390 Wilson, Roy, 394 Wilson, Steve, 289, 291 399 Windler, Mike, 380 Winemiller, Fred, 177 Winkler, Edward, 360 Winterberg, Joe, 337 Winters, Gary, 380 Wirth, Sally, 340 Wirth, Susan, 100 Wise, John, 290 Wisebaker, Dennis, 396 Wisenall, Tom, 392 Witkin, Gary, 307, 360 Witte, Sharon, 295 Wittfelt, Jayne, 271 Woistmann, Susan, 342 Wolery, Marilyn, 353 Wolf, Bob, 327 Wolf, Robert, 329 Wolf, Sue, 349 Wolfe, JoAnna, 200, 218, 330 Wolfe, Larry, 200 Wolfram, Paula, 355 Wolford, Allan, 109 Wolfram, Gary, 279 Wolfson, Roger, 376 Wolke, Eugene, 285 Wolke, Nelson, 285 WOMEN'S HOUSING COUNCIL, 292 WOMEN STUDENT ADVISORS, 267 Womer, Kandy, 353 Young Da rrell, 289, 376 Young, Jack, 384 Young, Jim, 392 Young, Kathy, 357 Young, Lynn, 344 YOUNG MEN'S CHRIS- TIAN ASSOCIATION, 272 Young, Pat, 200 Young, Sherrie, 256 YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO- CIATION, 269 Yund, Richard, 285 Yurkanin, Kitty, 346 Z Zacharias, Fred, 372 Zakim, Jack, 386 Zaret, Steven, 386 Zeigler, Bruce, 289 Zeiher, Kandy, 349 Zeller, Theodore, 177, 311 Zelnick, Jane, 359 Zelnick, Margery, 359 Zeman, Barry, 376 ZETA TAU ALPHA, 342- 343 Zieg, Brad, 396 Ziegenhardt, Ed, 364 Ziegler, Bruce, 291 Ziegler, Carol, 355 Zielke, Bill, 285 Zihlman, Don, 284 Zimmerman, Ira, 360 Zimmerman, Joyce, 295 Zimmerman, Sandra, 267, 295, 358 Zink, Kathy, 354 Zippert, Barbara, 248, 295, 359 Zuerkou, Steve, 250 Zukoshki, Al, 390 Zweig, Sharon, 236, 237, 276, 292, 359 Congratulations to the Class of 1967 Since 1904 we for our immediate ancestorj have been your best source for textbooks and school supplies. We also sell paperbacks and souvenir items. Your alumnus grandfather will probably give us a recommendation. YOUR UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE ON CAMPUS 475-2844 475-2845 475-2846 Medical Branch Eden 8: Bethesda 873-5650 V- . The 1967 CINCINNATIAN is printed in offset lithography by Foote and Davies Printing Company, a Division of McCall Corporation. The paper is 80 lb. Champion Velvet Enamel. The first 94 pages are done in duoblack. The type faces are 14 pt. Franklin Gothic for headlines, 14 pt. News Gothic for senior headlines, 12 pt. News Gothic for body copy and 8 pt. News Gothic for idents. The cover was photo- graphed by Stu Levy, designed by Jim Chisholm and manufactured by Kingsport Cover Division of Kingsport Press, Kingsport, Tennessee. This is the 74th volume of the CINCINNATIAN which contains 432 pages. 430 Mom and Dad As I finish editing a yearbook for the third time, I look back on this year as a unique experience. Many people have been involved in making this years experience possible. Outstanding in my mind is Harrell Brooks of Foote and Davies. Through all our problems we heard only encour- agement from Harrell. To him I owe my greatest vote of thanks. Along with Harrell came Millard, Doris and Yogi, all helping to make our rela- tionship with Foote and Davies a memorable one. Our photographer, Walt Burton, supplied us with many outstanding photos. His help was invaluable in the interpretation of an idea. Our cover was capably handled by Walter Lisanby of Kingskraft Covers and Sam Fields and John Petrucci of Delma Studios supplied us with the usual excellent senior portraits. To all of these professionals goes my thanks. From the Univer sity came aid in many areas. Frank Heck and Dick Baker of PR came up with much needed information and photos on short notice. The Athletic Department and Hod Blaney supplied us with all those statistics that we needed yester- day. The Publications Board, George Stevens, Dean Johnson and Student Council offered much needed moral support. Dean Rice of DAA aided in coverage of campus events. These men and women did more than just their jobs in aiding the CINCINNATIAN. Thank you. To Jack Mueller of Withrow High School, who started me in yearbooking and to my parents, who started me, I give my deepest and heartfelt thanks for the understanding and patience that you have shown. Without this the CINCINNATIAN could not have been possible. 432 LETTER FROM THE EDITOR The year of the change in Cincinnati has become synonymous with the 1967 CINCINNATIAN. A rebuilding of the 74th try at the same thing must involve a change. To call oneself a designer and not have a new approach to yearbooking is a lie. This book, headed by two designers, tried with the most sincere effort in several years, to update CINCINNATIAN. The '67 book has not been intended to be the final solution, instead an opportunity for freedom in following books. The brave staff who attempted this expression of the time included many, but many more than finished the race at 5:29 PM, March 23, 1967. The Wee Four made a mad wet dash to the airport on that fateful March day. Following the tradition of writ 'n and rid'n Cto the postal servicej. The Wee Four finished the last of about 330 pages while the rest of UC enjoyed Florida or the Bahamas. This instrumental group who made the '67 book possible included: Barb Howe, Ted Kerilec and Jo Ann Stilgenbauer. Barb, a last minute fill-in, was in reality the Business Manager. No one, however, will be able to tell what parts of the sports section she wrote. Ted, the young drummer put out a mean beat with the pen and ruler this year- look out! Just wait till next year. Jo Ann, the swinger, has been a real sweetheart through this wild year. She acted as associate and designer -we did battle on the design front sometimes but I won Cshe did it her wayj. Jo's only reward for practically being Editor this year was inheriting the '68 CINCINNATIAN. If it were not for Carol Taylor, our Christmas deadline could not have been met. With little to no help, she put our first deadline to bed. Take out the photos in this book and what is left? The CINCINNATIAN exists in a contemporary vain greatly through the efforts of two young men, Steve Montgomery and Stu Levy. The greatest regret I have is that Steve graduated this year. A cry for help, and a hearty response came from the brothers. As deadlines passed and no pages were complete, I gave a cry for help at the Delt House and they came. Among those that could help the most were John Breyer, Terry Dunlap and Mike Ullman. Mike came at a crucial time to head the ailing Sports Section. Something new this year in the CINCINNATIAN was our slant on the writing style. Single hand- edly, Ann Lingenfelter wrote the opening, the Greeks and almost all in between. Not even the smallest section was left un- changed this year. Every member of the staff played an important part in the whole book including: Randy, Joyce, Cheryl, Linda, Bobbi, Cindy, Kathy, Janet, Vicki, Pam, Chris, Bob, Rich and Paul. Those students gave of themselves for this book- for the University. My thanks to all - that's all I have to give. Sincerely,
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