University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 456 of the 1970 volume:

this yearbook is dedicated to those who desire peace by non violent means this yearbook is dedicated to those who desire peace by non violent means art is anything you can get away with—Marshall McCluhan progress is our most important product we are all prisoners but some of us are in cells with windows and some without % ' News Record Staff ' A child born today . . . stands a ten times greater chance of being admitted to a mental hospital than to a university, and about one-fifth of mental hospital admissions are diagnosed as schizophrenic. This can be taken as an indication that we are driving our children mad more effectively than we are genuinely educating them. Perhaps it is our way of educating them that is driving them mad. The Politics of Experience R. D. 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I ■ii-Ji kiJ.- ■ vy, ' ' I ran let the sun shine in . . . something about two hits Said the Eye one day, I see beyond these valleys a mountain veiled with blue mist. Is it not beautiful? The Ear listened, and after listening in- tently awhile, said, “But where is any mountain? I do not hear it. Then the hand spoke and said, “I am trying in vain to feel it or touch it, and I can find no mountain. And the nose said, “There is no moun- tain, I cannot smell it. Then the Eye turned the othor way, and they all began to talk together about the Eye's strange dolusion. And they said, “Something must be the matter with the Eye. Kahlil Gibran go� out the pipe and put on the Dead ■ • lit a cigarette stared blankly into the passing faces the smiles (protective) the frowns (protective) inhaling deeply i felt trapped in the white spaces the white faces sterile betraying little emotion white spaces blk me wondering aimlessly searching for on i-den-ti-ly scorching for blkness in the blankness surrounded by a blank sterile whitceeee ocean tripping - tripping - tripping through a white landscape . . . john chenoult 3 10 70 blqc — young gifted and beautiful UNITED BLACK ASSOCIATION ►V Act? � .ll S «'f TMfKN f k f 5IUMI 1 kick out the jams, brothers and sisters 70 CINCINNATIAN UNIVERSITY OF C I N C I N N A T I V O L U M E 77 I'm amused and concerned that at almost every gath- ering I attend these days, persons not closely associated with the University scene (and sometimes even those who are) keep up a constant bombardment of remarks which, though worded differently, express essentially the same feeling: “Isn’t it terrible what is happening at U.C. these days?” I usually retort, “Yes, it is terrible about all that mud from the construction. Another favorite line aimed at arousing universal agreement is Oh, yes, what an absolutely abominable time one has finding a parking place!” Unfortunately neither of these replies works anymore. Instead, someone quickly fires back, “No, stupid, I mean all that business about radical students, drugs and loose women!'' The part about loose women always throws me. However, attempts to gain specifics are to no avail and the topic quickly narrows to radical students and drugs. Many times our ensuing conversations are not the most amiable because I really don't believe that what's going on on our campus is so terrible. I try to explain that I perceive as one of the healthiest signs of our times the unwillingness of young people to accept society as it exists and their resolution that social conditions and in- stitutions must, can. and will be improved. At this point, so as to prevent potential physical abuse from other per- sons who have begun to eavesdrop on our conversation. I hasten to add that I oppose any form of unlawful disrup- tion of the normal functioning of the University in the process of attempting to implement said improvements. This seems to reassure my friends to some degree that I have not gone completely off the deep end but that I probably am simply hopelessly isolated from reality by my ivy-covered-wall existence. While I may not share the same concerns of my non- University friends. I am far from being at peace as a result of what I observe. Of particular concern is the phenomena of uncertainty and fear of the future and the lack of any real meaning in life which I hear expressed by so many students with whom I talk. An affluence which has proven the futility of materialism, a non-directive atmosphere which has left too many questions re directed but unanswered and a pervading existentialist philosophy, have combined to produce an under 30” generation which has difficulty finding meaning in existence and, as a natural consequence, in giving direction to life. Yet without meaning and direction all the education” our University can bestow falls short of our institutional objective to educate men and women . . for a fuller and richer life as responsible citizens in modern society.” My love of university work stems in large part from having the opportunity to be present in the midst of change at such a both trying and promising time and to interject, when asked to do so, my own response to the questions of meaning” and direction”. Richard J. Towner Associate Director Tangeman University Center ACADEMICS , ■ BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1. Ralph C. Bursiek, Executive Vice-President 2. Joseph M. Kornick, Student Body Vice President 3. Mark P. Painter. Student Body President 4. Dr. Charles Barrett, M.D. 5. M. R. Dodson, President—Ohio National Life Ins. Co. 6. Mrs. Jane D. Earley, Housewife and Civic Leader 7. Arthur W. Schubert, Chmn.—Emery Industries, Inc. 8. Walter C. Langsam, President 9. Philip M. Meyers, President—Fashion Frocks 10. E. A. Snow, Vice President—Group Executive 11. Rev. Dr. L. Venchael Booth, Zion Baptist Church 12. Peter R. Thoms, University Legal Officer 13. Henry Rollman II, Pres., Rollman Advertising Agency 14. Dr. Thomas N. Bonner, Provost for Academic Affairs 15. Dr. Louis M. Laushey, Professor of Civil Engineering Not Shown: George C. Eyrich. Attorney Dr. Milton Orchin, Professor of Chemistry Dr. Wilber R. Lester, Professor of Law 154 OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT More than a century ago, Horace Mann said, Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity. In a very real sense, this thought character- izes the hopes and ambitions of today's university students. On the basis of more than four decades dedicated to educating and working with young people, I know that today's youth, in general, is readier than were its elders to submerge personal interest to the greater good of society. In no earlier generation have I seen a comparable desire for involvement, service to others, and concern for mankind. Much of this new posture is attributable to an aware- ness on the part of many universities, and of the University of Cincinnati in particular, of the problems of the local and broader communities. This institution- al awareness has resulted in more responsiveness to the desire of many students for creative self-expres- sion, and in’a willingness to emerge from the ivory tower” and participate in community life. Only a few years ago, much of the public decried the socalled apathy of students. Today, the student constituencies of universities have thrust themselves into the forefront of the current scene. They are politi- cally, socially, and economically involved. Hence, higher education today should prepare the individual student for more than a productive career in the profession, the arts, or the commercial world. It should motivate him to win some victory for humanity. If this can be achieved, we may anticipate a solution to the problem of how to bring about true freedom with responsibility. Walter C. Langsam President 155 Mrs. Eva H. Ruppert Administrative Assistant OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT My brief copy might be termed, “A Tip to the Seniors.” Remember Who You Are. Where you go, you represent— whether you want to or not—Yourself, Your Family, Your Religion, Your City, Your Country, and the University of Cincinnati, Your Alma Mater. M. Charles Mileham Assistant to the President for Special Occasions I believe that the most important thing in life is a determination of a personal way of life. It is exciting to work in a laboratory where many thousands of young per- sons are constantly seeking, finding, and defining their own personal 'starting' philosophies and disciplines. Although not one of us has the capability to save the world, all alone, let’s be grateful for what we can con- tribute and above all. let’s be sure to commit that con- tribution. Peter R. Thoms University Legal Officer On a university campus such as the University of Cin- cinnati. the business and finance area has two functions to perform—Service and Problem-Solving. Through open and candid discussion with students, faculty, and staff, it is our hope that we can gain an understanding of the needs and problems of the University community and help bring about their resolution. There is an old maxim. If you are not part of the solution, you are still a part of the problem.” We hope that through dialogue and communication all of us can be a part of the solution to the betterment of he University. OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT FOR BUSINESS AFFAIRS Ralph C. Bursiek Executive Vice President and Vice President for Business Affairs Nor to my heart was 'ere so dear. For thirty-nine years the greater part of my life has been spent on the U. C. campus. As a student, I partook of her knowledge, her activities and her traditions. As a staff member I have endeavored to live up to her ideals and contribute my utmost to her growth and aspirations. I wish that all who pass through her portals could share my sentiments for our Alma Mater.” Robert W. Hoefer Associate Vice President for Business Affairs and Director of Finance My ambition as stated in the high school yearbook (a few years ago) was Life. Liberty, and Pursuit. A quick reflection indicates I am still on the track. Life. par- ticularly at the University, is exciting; Liberty” still pre- vails although some would take it away from us; Pursuit,” all kinds, is what makes the world go round—when that stops, you’re dead. William F. Jcnike Associate Vice President for Planning 157 OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR RESEARCH Professional field is or- ganic chemistry; but now primarily concerned with promotion of research at the University. Early life spent on a Georgia peach plantation: hence, development of the hobby of gardening. For thirteen years (1951 • 1964) lived on an eighty acre farm in Warren County, raising everything from black-eyed peas and Jerusalem artichokes to registered shorthorn cattle. Other hobbies include collecting gems and miner- als (opals are my favorite gems), collecting U. S. coins, and photography. My favorite poem is “Leaves of Grass by my favorite poet — Walt Whit- man. My favorite composer is Joseph Haydn and I have a collection of most of his music that has been re- corded on stereo records. Hoke S. Greene Vice President For Research 158 OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF THE MEDICAL CENTER In a casual conversation with a friend of mine recent- ly, I made the remark that if I had my life to live over again, I would do many things differently. I was some- what surprised when he became quite interested in my re- mark and wanted to discuss it further. I told him of some advice I was given by an elderly doctor which I have al- ways remembered. At the beginning of my medical career I applied for an internship at two widely separated hos- pitals in the United States and was pleased when I was accepted by both. Then, of course, the problem arose re- garding which one I should accept. I sought the advice of a certain well-respected doctor who gave me advice, but not quite the type I had sought. He said the decision must be made by me since both hospitals offered fine training. But he continued to say that no matter which one I accepted. I would never be fully satisfied that I had made the proper decision. And this he said is good, _ . L .. „ because any person who becomes satisfied with each of C. F. St. John, M.D. , Vice President and Director his decisions and acts, soon becomes a poor citizen. I U.C. Medical Center have thought about this philosophy many times during my later years and have found it to be of much assistance in my daily living. I am still convinced that I would have done many things in a different manner because as the old doctor said, I have never been fully satisfied that I made the correct decision. 159 OFFICE OF THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR DEVELOPMENT One of my favorite books for the last generation has been the annual. The Cincinnatian. This year is no ex- ception. These pages will reflect what every annual must—the faces of youth, and now and then some of your prede- cessors who care about your success. Treasure your youth; savor it as that which is short-lived and perishable. And if in passing you learn a fraction of what is offered. UC for you will have been Frank T Purdy worthwhile. Vice President for Development 160 Below is one of my favorite quotations. It is from Desi- derata, author unknown. “Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, and remem- ber what peace there may be in silence. As far as possible without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Speak your truth quietly and clearly and listen to others. “You are a child of the universe no less than the trees and the stars; you have a right to be here. “Therefore be at peace with God, whatever you con- ceive Him to be and whatever your labors and aspirations, in the noisy confusion of life keep peace with your soul. With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. Thomas N. Bonner Provost for Academic Affairs OFFICE OF THE PROVOST FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS We must always remember that the process of becom- ing educated is an ever continuing one achieved through both formal training and conciously planned self educa- tion. Much of what we know may soon become obsolete or may seem insignificant in the face of a vast array of new knowledge the ingenuity of man may soon produce. The consequences for those who attempt to terminate their education in the real sense are dire indeed, for they must surely fall back into the ranks of the uneducated or under-educated. College graduates have achieved much, and thereby become citizens of the City of Intellect; but they must not let that citizenship lapse. 161 Robert H. Wcsscl Vice Provost for Graduate Studies OFFICE OF THE PROVOST FOR ACADEMIC AFFAIRS The existence of the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies is the best evidence of the Univer- sity's commitment to the exploration and improvement of Undergraduate teaching. In an effort to meet the challenge posed by the ever increasing number of undergraduates, we encourage and support proposals from faculty and stu- dents for new pedagogical techniques. We try to cut the intercollege red tape. We are committed to moving toward greater flexibility in individual college curricula and great- er freedom of choice for students in the electing of courses. We believe that the walls of Jericho insulating individual colleges must be breached in order to foster in the students a greater sense of University than now exists. H. D. Lipsich Vice Provost of Undergraduate Studies Higher education as an intellectual as well as a pro- fessional enterprise has involved an almost total personal commitment for about twenty-five years. This has been an exciting, challenging, sometimes frustrating, ever de- manding, but always rewarding experience. As one with an historical bent, I am fascinated by the continuing per- integration of man through the centuries as he searches for success on the one hand and courts disaster on the other. In the view of this writer, the hope for the success and even survival of this nation and its society in a secular sense depends upon our rational determination of a proper course of action. In turn, this presumes an informed and motivated electorate that will work objectively and con- structively toward the solution of its problems and the improvement of society. In various personal roles as a professor, an administrator, a parent, and a concerned citizen, it is my privilege to share in this process. In the University setting, I feel that I have a greater involvement with this vital enterprise of mankind than would be pos- sible in any other activity. Garland G. Parker Vice Provost for Admissions and Records 162 There have been very few items that have captured the imagination of young and old, and thus bridged the alleged generation gap. more effectively than the lyrics of a song from The Man of La Mancha. Although the play may soon be forgotten, it will be interesting to see whether the song survives as a lasting inspiration and guidepost for this and future generations of students: The Impossible Dream. William R. Nester Vice Provost for Student Affairs People ask me, Don’t you miss teaching?” and I an- swer, No—I don't think so. For teaching to me was a relationship with people, a profession of service to people, a technique to induce people to improve themselves—to learn more, to think better, to work harder, to appreciate more, expand cultural interests. My administrative philoso- phy is the same—only the place of operation and the ages of the people have changed. Hilmar C. Krueger Vice Provost for University Branches and Community and Technical Programs In this era of rapid change in all areas related to living, learning, and earning, it is good to share in the responsibility for developing new means of improving and expanding the educational opportunities available at U.C. Creative and constructive change can best be achieved through the cooperative efforts of all members of the University community, each contributing according to his own competence. Students, faculty, and administrative staff all have a stake in the future development of the University and in enhancing its potential for improving the quality of life in our time. Lillian M. Johnson Office of Educational Innovation 163 “He hath showed thee. 0 man, what is good: and what doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? Michea, 6:8. James A. Scully Dean of Students Words on paper are black on white. Only the concern for meaning can fill in all the shades of grey. Linda Faaborg Publications Advisor Students from fifty-nine countries . . . eight thousand admission inquiries from foreign students . . . “Americans are friendly but do not make good friends? Donald L. Edelstein Foreign Student Advisor 164 s OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF STUDENTS Happy is the man who is not confused, who still believes in a few simple truths and retains some simple faiths. Gary M. Pcnfield Assistant Dean of Students It has been written that learning is most effective where it can be directly tied into some meaningful experience out- side the classroom. Participation in athletics offers an ex- cellent opportunity to gain such experiences and to learn cer- tain basic principles pertinent not only to sports but also relative to life. There is more to athletics than just winning. The value of athletics lies in what the athlete learns from the program. The development of the complete man is one of the aims of edu- cation. Sports properly conducted develop character, produce a generous loser and a gracious victor. It not only develops a man physically but is an occupation of the v hole man which helps to develop his mental capacities. Athletics are designed for boys—not boys for athletics. The development of sound principles in an athletic program is a real challenge to all staff members concerned with the exe- cution of the activities. I believe that a proficiently conducted Department of Athletics contributes greatly toward the accom- plishment of these goals. George D. Smith Director of Athletics . . . yesterday is but today's memory and tomorrow is today's dream. Gibran Jean E. Tuerck Student Organizations and Activities Co-ordinator 165 They sing songs without words............knowing that somewhere there is a mate that understands - - - • a low clear call in the night • • a joyful melody at dawn • • • of a vesper lyric at sundown love songs thrown to the sky carried by the winds . . . And so they mate • • • • and build their homes and while the young ones chirp - - they feed them well and show each one the wondrous way of birds • • • for soon the young will leave the nest to sing their own songs • • • • find their own food ■ • • • and know the freedom of independence............. They may pass from time to time......and travel together across the miles • • • each to himself • • - - yet • • • bound by common ways.............. When the south wind begins to blow • • and the earth turns green with life - • • Love springs anew • • • - and the ancient songs are heard again Songs of the wild • - • the beautiful • • ■ • and free.......... Edward C. Kciser Acting Dean of Men RESIDENCE COUNSELORS J. Alberque K. Brinson E. Hines D. Grober M. Enderly 166 OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF MEN Would you believe that although I now stand 6'3” I failed to make the basketball team at the all boys high school I attended because I was too small. I faired better in college and managed to make the team, and I also played on a team while in the Air Force. Speaking of the Air Force. I was stationed at Patrick Air Force Base adjoining Cape Canaveral, now called Cape Kennedy, where as a medical technician I was able to witness the active beginning of the space age. I returned to my home in Cleveland after service and decided to go to college. From that point on, I have been a teacher, coach, counselor. Dean of Men, and am present- ly serving ardently as Assistant Dean of Men at U.C. Reaction .... It is an experience to come from the flat, corn laiden fields of Illinois to beautiful Cincinnati with its hills, trees, parks, and pollution. Barry W. Barker- Assistant Dean of Men The transition from business to education has been an enjoyable one. Working with people in business is similar to working with students. You have to sell yourself to the individual in order to have a good relationship. Some of my interests are traveling, contact sports, and music. I also enjoy yard work, although I do not have a green thumb. Hershell Hardy Assistant Dean of Men 167 Robert G. Ridenour Assistant Dean of Men Dorothy Moser Assistant Dean of Women Marilou Osinskc Assistant Dean of Women 168 Mary Campbell Assistant Dean of Women Marjorie Stewart Dean of Women OFFICE OF THE DEAN OF WOMEN First, we must care. We must have love, ded- ication, and commitment and must share these with the students we are helping to develop. Secondly, we must accept the responsibility the gift of education has given us. Thirdly, we must then provide leadership for those who will come after us. Last, we must use all of our talents and encourage other women to do the same. We must build confidence and competence in others as well as in ourselves. Office of the Dean of Women RESIDENCE COUNSELORS Seated: S. Moore E. Hogan C. Dunn C. Fuller G. Deuble Standing: N. Gordon M. Wells L. Smith 169 DONALD CORE TANGEMAN UNIVERSITY CENTER If I had to classify myself, I would first say that I am a generalist because of the multi-facets of vocational and personal interests, and a doer. The combination makes life most stimulating and re- warding. I can't—won't subscribe to the concept of the feminine mystique. In doing,” women can ex- perience personal fulfillment and contribute to the betterment of society along with their male counter- parts. Doing for me became a habit because of limited circumstances. The multiplicity of interests evolved as doing brought new alternatives into focus. Today the increased multiplicity of opportunity, ironically, is a source of distraction and indecision for many students. The confusion tempts one to do nothing or vent frustration through sheer motion; thus many non-doers and pseudo-activists. The essential part of the learning process is in doing. Thus more doer educators, interaction groups, laboratories, field work, and yes, even more stu- dent volunteers or paid opportunities in University Centers are needed to activate more doers. It's a great habit! Joan Cochran Director My love of university work stems in large part from having the opportunity to be present in the midst of change at such a both trying and promising time and to inter- ject, when asked to do so, my own response to the questions of meaning” and direction. Richard J. Towner Associate Director 170 GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES At the university, we are all in the business of learning, whether as freshmen or as professors; if we stop learning, we no longer have any business at the university. Our duty as members of the faculty is to advance learning: to share knowledge through instruction, and to extend the frontiers of knowledge through research. In other words, John K Major we are here not ° teach to he,P students learn, and Dean to learn ourselves. Our duty as administrators is to create and maintain an environment where learning can take place. 171 I love this University! The development and welfare of its students has been close to my heart for many years. It is distressing to me that with the great influx of students, lack of space, and the ever present lack of sufficient funds, it is virtually impossible for faculty members to establish the kind of rapport which can mean so much to indi- vidual students in stimulating them to seek, and help them to achieve, the kinds of goals they hope to find in life. We all keep try- ing. Instead of becoming disheartened when things go wrong, it is a solace to be able to turn to my favorite hobby, gardening. Charles K. Weichert Dean McMICKEN COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 172 f 1 COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION I suppose I am very much like most men who have devoted the greatest part of their lives to administrative respon- sibilities leading to the development of effective educational programs for busi- ness. The things that cause my pulse to increase its tempo lie in being able to help people progress toward the satisfaction of their important future objectives. This pertains particularly to the total development of both students and faculty. Further than this. I also enjoy the rather unique position of being able to be in constant contact with the busi- ness and industrial world while simul- taneously satisfying my professional goals in the academic community. Kenneth Wilson Dean 173 The following statement subsumes my philosophy of higher music education. In preparing professional musicians and music teachers (my chief business for 30 years), I believe that we should strive for three in- terrelated and somewhat overlapping goals: 1. To help each student become a mu- sical specialist of the highest order in the field he has selected for his pro- fession—violin, piano, voice, et cetera. This requires technique, interpretive power, musical knowledge and under- standing. 2. To help each student become a musi- cal generalist of increasing breadth and depth. This requires knowledge and insight into the history, theory, and literature of music, musical style, and the various areas of musical per- formance. It also requires practical musicianship—efficiency in hearing, reading, and recalling music. 3. To help each student become a cul- tured, critical and creative-thinking, and socially-adjusted person. COLLEGE- CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC Jack M. Watson Dean 174 Whether talking informally to a prospec- tive applicant or speaking before a large but captured audience at a national con- vention, I sincerely can and honestly do highly praise the quality of our great Uni- versity, for we are a unit with a single goal, rather than some sixteen separate schools and colleges with independent purposes and objectives. However, deep within his heart, each dean of our University’s several colleges must feel his segment is the best, even though some of us reluctantly admit that other units merit a superior rating, too. Why do I feel as I do about DAA? Space limitations permit only a few highlights. Merely visit us any day or night, seven days a week in our eighteen different cam- pus locations for the current year and you will find the visual oral and creative an- swers. You will sense immediately, perhaps even become a part of the different” world in which DAA students live. Don't be shocked to find a petite 98 pound co- ed creating a piece of sculpture from two tons of steel; or a full grown male study- ing traction and speed of dime store rac- ing cars moving over surfaces of materi- als; or a bride-to-be fashion designer cre- ating her very own wedding gown; or an interior student planning new approaches to better the interiors of a chain of super- markets; or a painter pouring out his soul on canvas in queer and difficult to under- stand lines, forms, colors, and textures that are outside of the viewer's experi- ence; or an art education major who un- derstands better than his parents the thinking of a ten year old child through the free and uninhibited end result of an art classroom experience. Then there is the graphic designer who can better con- vey an important message to the reader than can the press or other news media more concerned with sensationalism than the communication intended. Students in DAA will be deeply engrossed for unin- terrupted periods of more than twenty- four hours at a time in planning new com- munities, anticipating problems of tem- porary but necessary displacement of families, construction of a simple shelter in a park or a high-rise complex requiring more than a city block. Finally, but equal- ly important are the art historians—not mere historians—who have concern over man’s past, present, and future, re- searched faithfully through countless hours of absorbing thought which has been revealed by others but not content COLLEGE OF DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, AND ART to form a decisive conclusion without deeper research on their own for confirma- tion of possible new data to add to that which exists. Over fourteen hundred students and better than one hundred DAA faculty proudly claim DAA as their college. I do too! Harold R. Rice Dean 175 COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HOME ECONOMICS What are the social, psychologi- cal, and educational consequences of early, total loss of hearing? How can the handicapping effects of deafness be overcome? These and similar questions have been my concern for the past decade. While my present position allows less time for research than I formerly had, I plan to con- tinue nonetheless to study the prob- lems of deafness. And I hope to al- Jeromts D. Schein waVs retain mV friendships in the Dean deaf community. 176 Qp ENGINEERING To some men the advance of technology presents great anxieties about the world’s future. To other men new technologies represent vast new challenges and magnificent opportunities. This latter group receives our prime attention in En- gineering that they may be broadly and well-educated, sensitive always to the fact that all their work must be directed to the benefit of mankind. But much more attention needs to be given also to the group to which technology is still a mystery, whose un- derstanding and use of technology is superficial, so that Cornelius Wandmacher collectively we may indeed be able to bring greater bene- Dean fits to all mankind. 177 EVENING COLLEGE For successful living the educated adult must seek more than knowledge alone; he must search for the basic principles of life. While one’s knowledge needs to be ex- panded and updated constantly to cope adequately with the economic facts of life, the understanding of prin- ciples and the development of a personal philosophy are essential to life itself. Basic principles are in effect guides to judgment, providing a sense of values that lead to strength of personality. They enable one to distinguish between the conventionality and the grandeur of soul. Frank Ncuffi Dean 178 COLLEGE OF LAW I am a legal educator because I think that, apocalyp- tic as it may sound, our civilization will stand or fall as a result of the quality of our lawyers in the next 20 or 30 years. All of us can identify the awesome problems we face— poverty, racial injustice, plundering of national resources, overpopulation, among many others. It’s easy to protest the existence of these problems. It's something else to figure out how to begin solving them. Here is where lawyers come in. They are procedures specialists, devising the hard specifics through which society’s goals can be achieved. They must try to close the gap between aspiration and accomplishment. Pivotal in this process of social change is the law professor, because of his unique opportunities both to educate and to participate in the public interest. Samuel S. Wilson Acting Dean 179 COLLEGE OF MEDICINE Clifford G. Grulee, Jr.. M.D. Dean A dean, at least one in a college of Medicine, works with many people, some students, some faculty, and some others in the community. His associates are a special brand of human beings: bright, highly motivated to help others, and intensely involved with what they are doing. The mix of patient care, education and research creates an exciting and constantly changing environment in which tangible evidence of help to mankind are constantly be- fore you. A more stimulating and gratifying type of in- volvement would be hard to imagine—the criticisms di- rected towards medicine and medical educators by a disturbed and anxious society not withstanding. 180 COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH I’m glad to be a part of this changing scene! I find that the pace and problems of this location (U.C.) are ones that are both absorbing and challenging. I’d rather be in the middle of a situa- tion than on the outer edges. 1969-70 is the time and an urban university—the U.C.’s College of Nursing and Health, the place where I most want to be. OHIO COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE October 22, 1969 was a great day for the Ohio College of Applied Science and its OMI Evening College; it was the day we officially became one of the 16 colleges of the University of Cincinnati. The merger meant the launching of a wonderful new era. As a private college we were pi- oneers in technical education; we grew strong and became well-known on the national scene of engineering technol- ogy. For 141 years our success was achieved by applica- tion on the part of board members, staff, faculty and stu- dents. and with very considerable assistance from the in- dustrial community. With these same forces at work, we intend to become a vibrant college of the University. w. W. Culp Dean, OCAS 182 COLLEGE OF PHARMACY J. F. Kowalewski Dean Part of my philosophy is taken from a statement made by a saint many years ago: “Work as though you are to live forever and live as though you were to die tomorrow.” 183 In the course of some twelve years of close association with the men and women dedicated to the purpose of placing man on the moon, I have been asked, many times, the question. What lessons learned from Apollo would help man multiply his effectiveness? Among the many lessons we have learned, one stands out. I'd sum it up in these words: What the mind of man will do. man can do. In a climate of change, this lesson learned from Apollo is one well worth remembering. Philip Marvin, Dean Professional Development 184 RAYMOND WALTERS BRANCH 185 Ernest G. Muntz Dean Our colleges and universities today are considered more than academic organizations for the transmission of culture and for the extension of knowledge; more than communities in the sociological sense; more than legal corporations of the political state. They are organic and contributing members of contemporary society, whose chief obligation is to help students attain the best possible command and authority over their own talents and abilities so they can become independent, responsible, creative, judicious and self-governing citizens. In the at- tainment of these goals lies the very life blood of personal fulfillment and of our republic. I prefer to think that education in its highest connota- tion is synonymous with Ralph Waldo Emerson's and Charles William Elliot's idea of culture that the educated man is also the cultivated man, and with the spirit mani- fested in Alfred Tennyson’s description of the aging Ulysses in his poem of the same name which gives con- vincing expression to a youthful zest for life and action. SUMMER SCHOOL Robert W. Bishop Dean 186 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Joseph J. Samuels Dean William James: A difference to be a difference must make a difference.” To a considerable degree unrest among our youth is the result of their awareness that much adult rhetoric is little more than a feeble attempt to conceal the fact that mobility in the system depends upon differences that make no difference. In many disciplines we need to take a hard look at ever-proliferating non differences which aspire to respect- ability by parading about disguised as prerequisites. A second hard look ought to be reserved for nondifferences disguised as standards. Individual professors set and maintain standards for courses they teach. Any other standards are arbitrary, artificial, and meaningless. Unfortunately, this last might also be true of the professor's standards. 187 COLLEGE OF COMMUNITY SERVICES An urban university is considered to be an important resource to the community in which it is located. So far as possible, the community should serve as a laboratory in which problems are isolated and defined and solutions applied to them. Students see classroom work as impor- tant when the theoretical principles taught are related to life in the community. It is of interest to note that almost oeanence C' Hawkins any subject matter can be relevant to realities of life today if the instructor and student will take time to look for the relevance. 188 TRI-COUNTY ACADEMIC CENTER To know is to understand.” At Tri-County I try to know something about every student—his work, his habits, his attitude, and especially his name. Every student needs to be made to realize that he is a person and not a statistic. If we, as instructors and administrators, can communicate with students outside of formal duties. I believe we can do a better job within R M Pu the classroom. Thus it is our function to educate. Director 189 (. 1 SENIORS 191 1970 GRADUATES Glen Abel, Accounting Glenn Aber, Political Science Regina Abernathy, Medical Secretary Ronald Adams, Architecture Cheryl Adler, Biology Joan Adler, Medicine Verlon Agan, Jr., Pharmacy Robert Aichele, Marketing Glenn Aldinger, Bacteriology Roger Alexander, Marketing William Alexander, Business Education Michael Allen, Foreign Affairs Norman Allen, Engineering Robert Allen, Radio-Television Eugene Allspach, Chemical Engineering Donald Altemeyer, Architecture Norman Amos, Traffic Management Jerry Anderson, Marketing Rebecca Anderson, Elementary Education George Anglemyer, Mechanical Engineering Roderick Ankrum, Economics Assad Ansari, Electrical Engineering Eliana Apostolides, Physical Education Gerald Arenstcin, Pharmacy Janice Armstrong, Elementary Education John Armstrong, Electrical Engineering John Arnett, Metallurgical Engineering Lynette Arnold, Secretary Melvin Arshan, Political Science Shirley Atherton, Piano Walter Atkins, Pharmacy Thomas Austin, Economics Douglas Auxier, Geography David Auyer, Mathematics Michael Babies, Industrial Management Gordon Bailey Jr., Accounting Paul Bailey. Radio-Television Terry Bailey, Physical Education Jerome Bain, English Peggy Baker, Education Phillip Baker, Mechanical Engineering Charles Ball, Accounting Charles Ballard, Electrical Engineering Saralcc Banchek, Special Education James Bandura, Marketing Barbara Banks, Sociology Leroy Banks, Liberal Arts Frederick Banzhaf, Electrical Engineering Roger Banzhaf, Industrial Management Sandra Barasch, Special Education Bonnie Barger, Biology Dennis Barket, Industrial Design Robert Barnes, Political Science Robert Barsan, Biology 192 Barry Barth, Industrial Management Alton Barton, Jr., Marketing Janet Bartter, Mathematics Bruce Basil, Electrical Engineering Linda Bassler, Elementary Education Robert Batchelor, Pharmacy Wincenlaus Batten, Architecture Betty Bauer, Accounting Jeff Bauer, Psychology Robert Bauman, Accounting Bradley Beck, Aerospace Engineering Charles Beck, Accounting Daniel Beck, Political Science Lawrence Becker, Marketing Leah Beckter, Music Dennis Behler, Accounting Carol Behn, Marketing Eldon Bender, Aerospace Engineering Philip Bender, Pharmacy John Benson, Accounting Victor Benson, Medicine Charles Bereskin, Physics Francinc Berger, Elementary Education Deborah Berlin, Child Development Joan Bernard, Accounting Dalo Bernhard, Secondary Education Paul Bernheimer, Interior Design Thomas Bernheimer, Marketing Victoria Berning. English Margery Bernstein, Sociology Joseph Besch, Electrical Engineering Margaret Bescher, Primary Education Ronald Besecker, Accounting Robert Bcssc, Pharmacy Karen Bible, Secretary Robert Biehle, Electrical Engineering Donna Bihn, Mathematics John Bing, Mechanical Engineering Barbara Bird, Nursing John Bishop, Medicine Daniel Bittman, Graphic Design Thomas Black, Pharmacy Harrison Blackmond, Speech Pathology Barry Blank, Pharmacy Jan Blasenak. Aerospace Engineering Bradley Bleefeld, Philosophy Sandra Blevins, Medical Technology Deborah Berlin, Child Development Gale Boberg, Industrial Design Ronald Bodager, Accounting James Bodkin, Industrial Management Kenneth Boehm, Chemical Engineering Donald Bogart. Marketing Jerry Boggs, Accounting 193 1970 GRADUATES Rebecca Bohl, Primary Education William Bohle, Mathematics Joan Bold, Accounting Diana Boliskc, Primary Education Kenneth Bolt, Electrical Engineering Barbara Bonfield, Education Thomas Bookwalter, Law Philip Boots, Finance John Bostle, French Robert Botts, Medicine Gary Bowen, Mechanical Engineering David Bowring, English Ralph Bowyer, Chemical Engineering Robert Boyda, Chemical Engineering Carol-Jean Boyles, Education Martin Bozeman, Biology Patricia Bradley, Sociology Kathleen Brady, Nursing William Brafford, Metallurgical Engineering Martin Brafman, Marketing George Brandenburg, Metallurgical Engineering Allen Brandcnburgcr, Industrial Design Roger Brehm, Political Science Donald Breidenbach, Aerospace Engineering Patricia Breiner, Spanish Carol Brcithollc, Nursing Anita Brenner, Aerospace Engineering Richard Brian. Marketing George Brick, Zoology Robert Brickweg. Education Katherine Brink, Political Science Terry Brinkcrhuff, Mechanical Engineering Barry Brinkman, Economics Raymond Brinkmeyer, Chemistry Jane Brizdle, Secondary Education Diana Brockman, Education Philip Brodie, Finance Jack Brown, Music Education Jacqueline Brown, Elementary Education James Brown, Industrial Management Lyncttc Brown. Education Marcia Brown, Sociology Margaret Brown, Nursing Walter Brown, Jr„ Chemistry Sanford Bruck, Finance Thomas Bruckmann, History Mary Jo Brueggeman, English Nancy Brumfiel, Education Albin Brune, Jr., Chemical Engineering Patricia Bruton, Zoology Sylvia Bryant, Psychology Marjorie Buchanan, Nursing Dennis Buckley, Political Science Virginia Budd, Accounting 194 Katherine Bunish, Music Education Donald Burck, Marketing William Burden, Industrial Design Harry Burks III, Mathematics Ralph Burnett, Electrical Engineering Cindy Burns, English Van Burroughs, Education John Burton, Mathematics William Bush, Painting Judith Busser, Child Care Sandra Butcher, History Richard Butler, Piano Thomasina Butler, Business Education Michael Byrnes, Economics Charles Cagin, Biology Marilyn Cahall, Intermediate Education Bruce Caldwell, Political Science Charles Caldwell, Jr., Zoology William Callif, Marketing Alfred Campbell, Electrical Engineering Peter Campbell, Chemical Engineering Michael Candelaresi, Data Processing Robert Cannon, Accounting Richard Carlson, Medicine Richard Carnes, Chemistry Mary Carrigan, Education Dan Carroll, Accounting Edward Carroll, Civil Engineering David Carter, Pharmacy Sharyn Cartwright, Marketing Madeline Carvalho, Voice James Casch, Chemical Engineering Steven Caync, Marketing Anthony Cervantes, Mechanical Engineering Rosemary Chalk, Foreign Affairs Maureen Champion, Primary Education James Chapman, Electrical Engineering Robert Chapman, Accounting Katherine Chavis, Accounting Raymond Childs, Business Education Sandra Chiricosta, Elementary Education Thomas Chlebeck, Business Education Stephen Chrien, Mechanical Engineering Donald Claffey, Architecture Cheryl Clark, Elementary Education David Clark, Electrical Engineering Pamela Clark, Marketing Susan Clark, Art Education Michael Clausen, Electrical Engineering Eileen Clay, Speech Pathology Robert Cluxton, Pharmacy Ronald Coates, Graphic Design Alene Coburn. Liberal Arts Carol Cohen, Elementary Education 195 1970 GRADUATES Kenneth Cohen, Marketing Melvin Cohen, Political Science Susan Cohen, Speech Edward Cohn, History Merrie Cohn, Primary Education Karen Cole, Business Education Louis Cole, Biology Albert Colvard, Jr., Philosophy Jack Comberger, History Linda Comberger, Foreign Affairs Judi Conley, Music Education Sarah Converse, Interior Design James Conway, Electrical Engineering Mary Cooper, Child Development Ronald Coppel, Political Science Thomas Cord, Aerospace Engineering Duane Cornelius, Management Michael Costello, Accounting Terry Courtheyn, Electrical Engineering Wesley Covitz, Medicine Marsha Cox. Spanish Terence Coyne, Medicine Pati Crabb, Marketing Nancy Craemer, Fine Arts John Craven, Accounting Richard Craycraft, Electrical Engineering Patricia Creel, Elementary Education Jonathan Cress, Medicine Michael Crone. Industrial Design Gary Cronenwett, Electrical Engineering Scott Cruse, Mechanical Engineering Mary Cunningham, English Ralph Cunningham, History Philip Curran, Chemical Engineering David Cvelbar, Mechanical Engineering Joseph Cygan, Chemistry Robert Czimbal, Sociology Michael Dale, Business Education Thomas Dame, Aerospace Engineering David Daniels, Zoology Diana Darling, Physical Education Timothy Daum, Chemistry Jerome David, Psychology Corliss Davidson, Education David Davidson, Piano Lawrence Davidson, Accounting Linda Davidson, Nursing Marilyn Davidson, Education Edith Davis. Special Education Lyn Davis, Nursing Nancy Davis, Speech Paul Davis, Mechanical Engineering Tyrone Davis, Accounting Stephen Day, Electrical Engineering 196 Janet Dcatrick, Nursing Kathryn DeBlasis, Music Education Kenneth Deck, Biology Thomas DesMarais, Chemical Engineering Jill Ann Deters. Painting Adcle Diciero. English Marcus Dick, Medicine Frank DiCola. Mechanical Engineering Julie Dietrich, English Cassandra DiLiberti, Spanish John DiLiberti, Medicine Donna Dillman, Education Barbara Dineen, English Charles Dixon, History Laurinda Dixon. Music Kathleen Dobert, Education Peter Doelger. Finance Barbara Doggett, Secretary Claudia Dolehi, Primary Education David Dolezal, Interior Design John Domaschko, Economics Charles Donley, Chemistry Sharon Donnellon, Special Education William Doorley, Special Education James Dotzauer, Physical Education Janice Douthwaite, Education Robert Dracgcr, Pharmacy Peggy Drake. Special Education Joyce Draut, Secondary Education Kimball du Bruyne, Accounting Stephen Dudick, Zoology James Duebber, Insurance Tad Duemler, Marketing Sandra Dugan, Psychology Todd Duncan, Mechanical Engineering Carolyn Dupree, Dietetics Harry Durham. Aerospace Engineering David Durst, Accounting James Dworkin, Economics Sharon Earlywine, Physical Education Madeline Eaton, Medical Secretary Marsha Edgar, Political Science Thomas Edsall, Pharmacy Delores Edwards, Education David Egan, Electrical Engineering Lawrence Eggleston. Marketing Charlotte Eicher, Secondary Education Steven Eisenhauer, Business Management Phyllis Eken, Business Education Barbara Ell, Primary Education Elve Ellis. Sociology Sharon Elsass, Nursing Karen Emery, Business Education Elizabeth Emish, Speech 197 1970 GRADUATES Cathy Emmons, Design Joan Endres, Primary Education Stanley Engclhardt, Medicine Peter Engelman, Political Science Jack Ensminger, Chemical Engineering Louis Enzweiler, Mechanical Engineering Michael Epstein, Marketing James Ernst, Business Education William Espelage, Fine Arts Daniel Espenscheid, Marketing Anthony Esposito, Radio and Television Phillip Esswcin, Civil Engineering Thomas Estep. Jr., Fine Arts Judith Esterkamp, Chemistry Linda Ettcnsohn, Biology David Evans, Health Education Michael Ewan, Business Linda Faaborg, Mortuary Science Betty Fainstein, Primary Education Thomas Fair, Architecture Fredrick Falls, Community Planning Mary Farrah, Fashion Michael Fasoldt. History Jerry Fedasch, Mathematics David Fee, Chemical Engineering Dan Fehler, Mechanical Engineering Donald Fehler, Mechanical Engineering Sarah Feifel, Dietetics Paul Feldman, Marketing William Feldman, Industrial Management Damon Fellman, Medicine Jeffrey Felman, Finance Allan Fener, Mechanical Engineering Jack Fenner, Management Terry Ferguson, Mechanical Engineering Sister M. Earlene Ferneding. Nursing Barbara Fey, Child Development Kristina Field, French James Fields, Metallurgical Engineering Bonnie Fightmaster, Organ Mary Filusch, English Diane Finbcrg, Special Education Katherine Finn, Education Barbara Finck, Elementary Education Thomas Fink, Marketing Raymond Finke, History Raymond Fischer, Mechanical Engineering Rita Fischer, Nursing Kirby Fisher, Special Education James Fisk, Jr., Liberal Arts Nancy Fister, Elementary Education Ronald Fithen, Management Craig Fitzpatrick, Industrial Design Sharon Flanagan, Marketing 198 Jerome Fleg, Medicine Karen Fleischman, Home Economics James Fleming. Philosophy Frederick Flickinger, Economics Robert Fluharty. Mechanical Engineering Elizabeth Flynn. Liberal Arts Gregory Flynn, Marketing Joan Flynn, Medical Technology Charles Focrtmeyer, Psychology Carol Fohlen, Elementary Education Karen Forbes, Education Diane Forster. Elementary Education Larry Foster, Education David Foulkes, Economics Norma Fox, Political Science Patricia Fox. Ballet Steven Francis, Mechanical Engineering Clark Francy, Civil Engineering Terri Frank, Retailing Richard Frankel, Chemistry Robert Franklin, Management Tamas Frantz, Accounting William Franz, Chemical Engineering James Frazier, History Carl Frederick, Accounting James Freed, Mechanical Engineering Lawrence Freeman, Medicine Sheila Freeman, Graphic Design Timothy Freese, Business Education Roger Freundlich, Architecture Roger Frey, Accounting Leslie Friedman. English Elizabeth Fries, Marketing Deborah Froschauer, Medical Secretary Dennis Fryman, Accounting Beth Fugazzi, Elementary Education James Fuhrman, Accounting Raymond Fulks, Chemical Engineering Michael Fulton, Law Marvin Gabbard, Mechanical Engineering Jacqueline Gaines, Elementary Education Rosemary Gaiser, Music Education Nucgaek Gaito. Chemistry Kathleen Gale. Special Education Gregory Gallagher, Zoology Patrick Gallagher. Metallurgical Engineering George Gallego, Ballet Joseph Gallenstein, Mechanical Engineering Kathy Gamble, Political Science Wilson Gamble, Jr., Special Education Donna Gannon, Chemistry Neil Ganulin, Political Science Bruce Garber, Electrical Engineering Louis Garcia, Marketing 199 1970 GRADUATES Dennis Garland, Political Science Glenn Garland, Political Science Nancy Garretson, Primary Education Bruce Garvin, Marketing Todd Garvin, Chemical Engineering Mitchell Gaswirth, Accounting Tina Gaumer, Fashion Design Thomas Geers, Mechanical Engineering William Gehringer, Electrical Engineering William Geiger, History Charles Geraci, Jr., Chemistry Leah Gerber, Art Education Roy Gerber. Accounting Thomas Gerdes, Marketing Judith Gerstman, Medical Secretary Stephen Gerstner, Biology Linda Gcrwick, Medical Secretary Daniel Geuder, Mechanical Engineering Daniel Gezymalla, Business Education Mohamad Ali Ghahremani, History Valerie Giacometti, Education Gordon Gick, Mathematics Leslie Gilbert, Home Economics Ray Gilhooley, Accounting John Gillespie, English Sheila Gillespie, Education Larry Gillihan, Chemical Engineering Carol Gillingham, Music Education Sue Gilmore, Elementary Education Robert Ginandt, Chemical Engineering Henry Gladden, Health Education Robert Glanville, Pharmacy Diane Glaser, English William Glasgow III, Political Science Deborah Glassman, Psychology Mark Glassmeycr, Finance Alliedean Gleason, English Stuart Glogoff, History Harry Glover, Physical Education Christopher Glynn, Mechanical Engineering Sheila Goelley, Education Darrell Goforth, Pharmacy Linda Gohs. Mathematics Beryl Goldbaum, Psychology Richard Goldberg, Education Donald Goldman, Marketing Barbara Goldsmith, Psychology John Goodman, Management Linda Goodwin, Special Education Frances Gordon, Medical Secretary Gail Gordon, Business Education Earl Gosnell, Electrical Engineering Marjorie Grad. Pre Management Nancy Grady, Education 200 Gregory Graman, Metallurgical Engineering John Gray, Industrial Management Patricia Green, Finance Marketing Robert Green, Economics Sherry Green, Sociology David Greenmayer, Industrial Management Bruce Grccnbcrgcr, Political Science Jean Greenlee, Education Susan Greenspan, Elementary Education Thomas Greer, Psychology John Griffith, Mechanical Engineering Melvin Gross, Liberal Arts Marie Gruber, Fine Arts John Gruenwald, Physics John Gumpper, Mechanical Engineering Lynn Gundcrshcimer, Child Care Carryl Gunning. Home Economics Sarah Gurley, Oboe Roy Gurr, Electrical Engineering Thomas Hagedorn, Geography Jennifer Hagen, English Christopher Hall, Chemical Engineering Elaine Hall, Viola Joseph Hall. Physics Patricia Hall, Business Education Daniel Hallett, Civil Engineering Willard Hamblin, Mathematics Michael T. Hamilton, Accounting David Hammer. Electrical Engineering John Hammer, Geology Arnold Hanish, Accounting Peter Hannishin, Civil Engineering Michael Hansen, Aerospace Engineering Sonia Hansford, Elementary Education Diana Hargrave, Management John Hargrave, Finance Donald Harmeyer, Accounting Sharon Harper, Special Education Ray Harrell, Jr., Chemical Engineering Beverly Harris, Secondary Education Thomas Hart, Accounting John Hartman, Accounting-Marketing Marcia Hartsock, Painting Paul Hartsock, Mathematics William Harvey, Music Education Richard Hassebrock, Economics Charles Hastings, Accounting Robert Hatfield, Electrical Engineering Robert Hatfield, String Bass Deborah Haugh, Primary Education Philip Haught, Finance Michael Haun, Accounting Dean Hawk, Industrial Management Ivan Hawk, Administrative Management 201 1970 GRADUATES Bill Hawkins, History Mary Hawkins. Psychology Fred Hayduk, Chemistry Judy Hayes, Medical Technology Patrick Hayes II, Physical Education Richard Hayes, Mechanical Engineering Robert Hayes, Management Maureen Hazelwood, Elementary Education John Hazlett, Pharmacy Deborah Heck, Data Processing Elaine Heckcr, Business Education James Helton, Industrial Management Kathy Heming, Liberal Arts Sandra Hendricks, Home Economics Ray Hcngehold, Economics Lois Hcnrich, Elementary Education Thomas Henry, Industrial Management Donald Henson, Traffic Management John Herrel II, Chemical Engineering Patricia Herron, Architecture Richard Hertzig, Electrical Engineering Richard Herzbach, Political Science William Hess, Pharmacy Nancy Heuck, Special Education Deborah Hickman, Primary Education Charlie Hill, Jr., Electrical Engineering Ray Edward Hill, Civil Engineering Richard Hillman, History Sandra Himmelbrand, Piano Susan Hines, Graphic Design Herbert Hirsch, Electrical Engineering Gary Hirschfeld, Pharmacy Peter Hirt, Mechanical Engineering Francine Hochman, Industrial Psychology Judith Hoeltke, Elementary Education Betty Ann Hoener, Pharmacy Michael Hoeprich, Mechanical Engineering Robert E. Hoeweler, Accounting Ernest Hoffman. Political Science Nancy Hoffman, Primary Education Karen Hoffmaster, Fashion Design John Hofmann, Chemical Engineering Mary Hogan, Child Development John Holbrook, Metallurgical Engineering James Holland. Marketing Ralph Hollingsworth, Jr., Chemical Engineering Elizabeth Holmes, Primary Education Sandra Holtegel, Special Education Richard Hopple, Economics Jeff Horchler, Pharmacy Michael Hordell, Insurance Marketing Barbara Horn, Speech Roger Horsely, Finance Dennis Horton, Accounting 202 Donald Hostetler, Sociology Charles Houghton, Business Education Elizabeth Howell, Education Paula Huber. Elementary Education Kenneth Huff, Management Gary Hughes, Engineering Gary Huninghake. Marketing Linda Hurdle. Economics Gary Hussong, Business Administration Thomas Huston, Electrical Engineering E'dde Hyman, Nursery School Education Richard Hyscr, Liberal Arts Kent Imhoff, Traffic Management Marcia Imhoff, Interior Design Charles Ison, Radio-Television Randall Ivey, Marketing Douglas Jackson, Electrical Engineering George Jackson, Accounting LaPlace Jackson, Jr., Secondary Education Susan Jackson, Biology Thomas Jackson, Electrical Engineering Ross Jacobs, English Sharon Jacobs, Biology Education Paul Jaeger, Civil Engineering Michael Jansen, Marketing Robert Jansen, Civil Engineering Louis Janson, Finance Betsy Ann Jarrett. Elementary Education Craig Jarvis, Civil Engineering Richard Jasper, Speech Herbert Jay, Political Science Tim Jeffries, Chemistry Donald Jewell, Jr., Architecture Bruce Johnson, Chemistry Gwendolyn Johnson, Executive Secretary James Johnson, Medicine Sharon Johnson, Philosophy Jill Jollay, Political Science Howard M. Jones, Marketing Linda Jones, Primary Education Ronald Jones, Architecture Stewart Jones II, Medicine Charles Juengling, Accounting Dennis Jung, English Literature Thomas Kaclin, Elementary Education Donna Kahn, Elementary Education Ronald Kahn, Psychology William Kaibel, Electrical Engineering Gem Kaiser, Secondary Education Michael Kaiserman, Political Science Thomas Kalaman. Chemical Engineering Marie Kalb, Physical Education John Kaldy, Science Charles Kallendorf, Psychology r 203 1970 GRADUATES Edward Kapron, Mechanical Engineering David Kaske, Accounting Marilyn Kaupp, Elementary Education Gina Kaye, Economics Charles Kazmierski, Chemical Engineering Thomas Kearns, Management Anita Kearsey, Speech Therapy Kathleen Keefer, Fine Arts Carol Kchoe, Economics Dennis Kellermeicr, Interior Design Carrie Kellogg, Speech Communication Michael Kelly, History David Kencson, Physical Education Stephen Kendall, Architecture James Kenner, Marketing John Kenner, Marketing Gretchen Kentzel, Art Education Thomas Kernen, Mathematics David Kerr, Pharmacy Kenneth Kessler, Accounting Stephen Kessler, Physical Education Roger Ketterer, Mechanical Engineering Patrick Kilpatrick, Management Sunwha Kim, Medical Technology Thomas King. Marketing William King, Marketing Robert Kipp, Marketing Michael Kirkwood, Physical Education Eileen Kirlcy, Political Science Katherine Kirsch, Graphic Design Allen Kirschbaum, Special Education Nicholas Kirst. Metallurgical Engineering Douglas Kittrell, Accounting Anne Klein, Psychology Barry Klein, Economics Howard Klein, Political Science Jacqueline Klein, Classics Karen Klein, Medical Secretary Kenneth Klein, Electrical Engineering Howard Kleinman, Marketing Nancy Klenk, Primary Education Patricia Klingenberg. Nursing Dale Klockc, Management Kathleen Klotter, Home Economics Nancy Klug, Psychology Thomas Klumb, Marketing Robert Knabc, Jr.. Pharmacy Roberta Kneisel, Nursing Barbara Knight, Primary Education John Kobs. Mechanical Engineering Richard Koch, Mechanical Engineering Terry Kochersperger, Chemical Engineering James Kodros, Secondary Education Evelyn Koehl, Physical Education dfM 204 Joseph Kolezynski, Accounting Richard Kolezynski, Pharmacy George Kopittke. Chemical Engineering Joe Kornick, Industrial Design Michael Kraft, Political Science Douglas Kramer, Industrial Management Patricia Kramer. Medical Secretary Lawrence Krantz. Chemical Engineering Sandra Kraus, History Paul Kreft, Radio Television James Kreider, Accounting Sharon Kreimcr, Executive Secretary James Kreindler, Biology David Krcisberg, Psychology Barbara Krekeler, Textiles Clothing Robert Kreutzberg, Pharmacy William Kroeger, Radio Television Carolyn Kruer, Bacteriology David Kreust, Accounting Constance Kruthaupt, Nursing Kathy Jo Kucharski, Business Education Robert Kucharski, Finance Carl Kuchenbecker, Accounting Frederick Kuhaneck, Metallurgical Engineering Donna Kump, Nursing Connie Laake, Interior Design Jo Ann Lacker, Special Education David Lackey, Electrical Engineering Paul Laffal, Medicine Thomas Lake, Zoology Thomas LaMarre, Pharmacy Mae Loraine Lambert, Legal Secretary Carl Lammcrs, Business Education Adele Claire Lamping. Nursing Edna Lancaster, Elementary Education Robert Lance, Marketing Richard Lander, Zoology Ernest Lane, Architecture Elizabeth Lange, English Linda Lanser, Secondary Education David Lashley, Electrical Engineering Marcus Laster, Psychology Frank Lawrence, Architecture Vivian Lawrence, Music Education Gerald Laws. Electrical Engineering Linda Lawson, Nursing Christopher Lee. Graphic Design Mary Lee, Painting John Lehman, Advertising Design Linda Lehmann, Elementary Education Linda Leibreich. Child Care John Leidner, Accounting Brent Leitcr, Finance Robert Lemmink, Administrative Management 205 WHO’S WHO IN UNIVERSITIES AND AMERICAN COLLEGES 1. Richard Hopple 23. Lynda Mandlawitz 2. Diana Darling 24. Paul Staadeker 3. James O’Brien 25. Anita Brenner 4. Steven Wenstrup 26. Barry Klein 5. William Mulvihill 27. Kathleen Brady 6. Carol Eilberg 28. Carleen McWilliams 7. Diane Schneider 29. Kathleen Keefer 8. Robert Peterson 30. Dwight Tillery 9. Saralee 8anchek 31. Joseph Kornick 10. Judith Stautzenbach NOT PICTURED 11. MaryJo Brueggeman Charles Ballard 12. George Brick Patricia Breiner 13. Charlotte McFall Robert Collins 14. Rosemary Chalk Carolyn Dupree 15. Peter Woo Sarah Gurley 16. Cheryl Smith Susan Jackson 17. Cindy Burns Barbara Lambert 18. Marie Gruber Mark Painter 19. Rodger Tate John Schneider 20. Gary Hirschfeld Stephen Tanis 21. 22. James Kodros John Griffith Richard Watkins 206 Who are the “who’s” in Who’s Who?—anyone who typifies the all-American collegiate, from Student Body President to editors of publications, from athletes and Greeks to ROTC men and musicians. For scholarship, citizenship, parti- cipation and leadership in academic and extra curricular activities” characterize the members. They give a “promise of future usefulness to business and society.” They are the repre- sentatives of the University of Cincinnati. 207 1970 GRADUATES Carol Lertzman. Primary Education Stephen Lesh, Chemical Engineering Martha Levi, Elementary Education Mary Levi, Art Education Michael Levine, Finance Sandra Levine, Special Education Kenneth Levitt, Finance Marketing Glenn Levy, Elementary Education Judith Levy, Elementary Education Stuart Levy, Psychology Deborah Lewis, Elementary Education Jon Lewis, Accounting Larry Lewis, Accounting Michael Lewis, Economics Ronald Lewis, Electrical Engineering John Ley, Management Nancy Liggeit, Data Processing James Lillicrap, Liberal Arts Gail Limle, Education Terrence Lindauer, Architecture James Linde, Pharmacy David Lindsey. Psychology Patricia Lindsley, Retailing Janis Lints, Marketing Steven Lipkins, Management Karen Liskow, Psychology Harriet Littman, Child Development Stephan Locker, Finance Craig Loehrke, Chemical Engineering Andrew Loney, History George Long, Zoology William Long, Jr., Electrical Engineering William Longhauser, Graphic Design John Longobardo, Marketing Nancy Louis, History Deborah Lowenstein, Education Gary Lownsdale. Mechanical Engineering Donald Lowry, Metallurgical Engineering Paul Lozier, Aerospace Engineering John Lucas. Accounting John Lueke, Aerospace Engineering David Lundy, Management Ona Lurie, Home Economics Linda Lustenberger, Graphic Design Sharon Luth, Interior Design Andrew Luther. Medicine Kathleen Lynch. Primary Education Bruce Lyon, Mechanical Engineering Nancy Lyon, Music James Maas. Music Education Timothy MacDonald, Chemistry Barbara MacFarlane, Music Aaron Mackey, Physical Education Donna Mackie, Business 208 Gayle Mahoney. Executive Secretary David Main, Political Science Donna Mallin, Primary Education Harold Malofsky, Zoology Beverly Malone, Nursing Cynthia Maloney, Medical Technology Lynda Mandlawitz, Spanish Jerome Manigan, Special Education Nancy Mapel, Education James Mappes, Pharmacy Allan Marcus, Accounting Debra Marks, Elementary Education Michael Marks, Marketing Curtis Marling, Psychology Daniel Marmer, Zoology Candace Martin, Psychology James Martin, Aerospace Engineering Larry Martin, Chemical Engineering Larry Martin, Architecture Richard Martindale. Aerospace Engineering Charles Mason. Industrial Management Renett Mason, Graphic Design Robert Mason, English Jack Massengale, English Margaret Masters, Pre-Education Anthony Mastriani, Speech David Mathews, English Lee Max, Electrical Engineering Wendy Maxson, Elementary Education Barbara Mayfield, History William McAlister, Mechanical Engineering Dorothy McCaffrey, Dental Hygiene Martin McCarthy, Chemistry Paul McCartney. Entomology Sharon McCarty, Nursing Karen McClimans. Music Education John McCormack, Accounting Donald McCormick, Mechanical Engineering Ronald McCormick, Mechanical Engineering George McDannold, Pharmacy Charlotte McFall, English James McGoron, Industrial Management Jack McGowan, Mechanical Engineering Maryanne McGowan, Theater Arts Robert McClain, Electrical Engineering John McNally, Administrative Management Richard McNally. Aerospace Engineering Robert McNeal, Industrial Management Patrick McNeely, Elementary Education Diana McNess, Executive Secretary Carleen McWilliams, Art Education Marlene Meadors, Education Stephan Mehaffie, Aerospace Engineering Mary Menges, Graphic Design 209 1970 GRADUATES Karen Merrill, Education Robert Merriwcathcr, Mathematics James Metzger, Insurance Don Meyer, History Paul Meyer, Industrial Design Richard Meyer, Management Robert Meyer, Marketing Susan Meyer, Special Education Dale Meyers. Secondary Education Jo Ann Mczur. Education William Middleton, Pharmacy Robert Mierenfeld, History Steven Millard. Mechanical Engineering Bennett Miller, History James Miller. Music Education Janis Miller, Secondary Education John Miller, Physical Education John Miller, Electrical Engineering Richard Miller, Mechanical Engineering Roy Miller, Physics Sara Minton, Voice Robert Mintz, Marketing Thomas Mischell, Accounting James Mistrctta. History David Mitchell, Pharmacy Douglas Moehring. Pharmacy Robert Mollcran, Accounting Marianne Mongon, Elementary Education June Monroe. Medical Technology Michael Montgomery, Liberal Arts Thomas Moon, Radio and Television Thomas Moon, Mechanical Engineering Sister Catherine Moore, Nursing James Moore, Mechanical Engineering Therese Moore, Medical Secretary Alfred Morgan, General Business James Morgan. Pharmacy Regeana Morgan, General Business Paul Morrin, Electrical Engineering Judith Morrison. Elementary Education Carl Mosbaugh, Administrative Management Paul Motz, Administrative Management Daniel Muchmore, Pharmacy Marilyn Mueller, Voice Marilyn Mueller, History Timothy Mucllen, Mathematics Maura Muething, History Dale Mulvaney. Management William Mulvihill, Marketing Karl Mundey, Civil Engineering Kathleen Murphy, Nursing Michael Murtaugh, Psychology John Muskovich, Accounting Richard Musto, Accounting 210 M y. James Myers, Finance Michael Myers, Accounting George Nyktas, Accounting Stuart Nachman, Radio and Television Oan Nagel, Management Wayne Naseman, Electrical Engineering Jack Naylor, Industrial Management Michael Nebolsky, Management Robert Neidhard, Electrical Engineering Bennett Nciman, Speech Dale Nciman, Electrical Engineering Jane Neurman, Speech Pathology Robert Newbold, Aerospace Engineering Philip Newman, Accounting Rosalind Newman, Classics Larry Newton, Industrial Management Linda Nix, Education Lilly Nizar, Special Education Karen Norden, Business Education Gregory Nortmann, Marketing Mark Oatman, Marketing Ocbi Ober, Liberal Arts Joseph Obermeyer, Design James O’Brien, Economics Willie Odoms, Secondary Education Kathie O’Donnell, Elementary Education Kenneth Oishi, Electrical Engineering Lawrence Okin, Marketing Richard Ollendick, Accounting Lee Onkcles, Political Science Robert Orkin, Mechanical Engineering Sandra Ortiz, Speech Karen Ossenbeck, Music Education James Osterday, Marketing Kathy O’Toole, Electrical Engineering William Otte, Accounting Conni Ovcrlin, Nursing Thomas Owen, Management Jack Owens, Marketing Stanley Owens. Liberal Arts Kristine Ozimok, Home Economics Education Dan Page, Aerospace Engineering Mark Painter, Political Science Edmond Panasewicz. Jr., Industrial Management Richard Papenbrock, Electrical Engineering Uhyung Park, Nuclear Engineering Gail Parker, Physical Education Ronald Parker, Pharmacy Loretta Parr. Mathematics David Partcnheimer, Architecture Richard Partin III, Management Frank Pastura, Pharmacy Vincent Patterson, Aerospace Engineering Barbara Patton, Nursing 211 1970 GRADUATES James Patyrak, Mechanical Engineering Nancy Paulsen, Primary Education James Paulin, Accounting Cathy Peeler, Dental Hygiene Chester Pensak. Marketing Gus Perdikakis, Administrative Management Donna Perkins, Primary Education Gerald Perkinson, Chemical Engineering Donald Perro, Personnel Management Gerard Perrotta, Zoology Alvin Perry, Mechanical Education James Perry, Physical Education Margaret Perzel, Marketing Gerald Peter, Marketing Thomas Peters, Medicine Robert Petersen, Industrial Management Robert Peterson, Marketing John Petrucci, Hanukkah Bush Sitter William Petterson, Chemical Engineering Ronald Phillips, Chemical Engineering John Pidhirney. Industrial Design Patricia Pierce, Legal Secretary John Pinter, Finance Frank Pirone, Elementary Education David Pitches, Architecture Sue Pitsenbarger, Secondary Education Marcia Pittleman, Education Walleen Pleasants, Physical Education Cheryl Pletnik, Education Teri Ploscows, Special Education Robert Pogue. Economics Nancy Pohl, Executive Secretary Richard Polansky, Aerospace Engineering Gary Poll, Marketing Gary Poppel, Mechanical Engineering William Poremba, Accounting Richard Portner, Finance Regina Post, Elementary Education Sam Postolski, Pharmacy Paul Pottschmidt. Marketing Leslie Powell, Sociology Tyrone Powell, Mathematics Lynda Powers, Nursing Susan Press, Pharmacy Kenneth Pressman. Industrial Management Mark Prince. Industrial Management James Puckett, Accounting Virginia Pulos, Musical Theatre Donald Purcell, Accounting Joan Purdon, Nursing Steven Purdon, Architecture Paul Quinter, Chemistry Ronald Rabin, Medicine Joseph Rachford, Electrical Engineering 212 David Rachmicl, Accounting Ronald Ramsey, Aerospace Engineering William Ramsey, Chemical Engineering Jeff Ranck, Anthropology Linda Ranker, Nursing Jill Ranshaw, Sociology Teresa Rasfeld, Language Gary Rathbun, Architecture Michael Rauchway, Medicine Ronald Ravcnscrift, Architecture Ann Rayburn, Education Robert Read, Civil Engineering Ellen Rcidcr, Education Mimi Reinbach, Primary Education Tom Reindcrs, Pharmacy Lynda Reiner, Art Education David Rennecker, Mechanical Engineering Herbert Rcnnckamp. Industrial Management Gary Reay, Mechanical Engineering Jeffrey Redmond, Economics Jim Reeves, Chemical Engineering Robert Reher, Electrical Engineering Jon Reich, Psychology Lillian Reich, Elementary Education Marvin Rennekamp, Management John Rennich, Civil Engineering Robert Ransing, Electrical Engineering Sister Frances Marie Repka, Nursing Thomas Reynolds, Speech Therapy Stephen Rhoad, Mechanical Engineering Melody Rice, Accounting Linda Richie, French Paul Riechman, Psychology Kathleen Riga, Psychology Kathleen Riley, Secondary Education-History Patricia Riley, American History Rosemary Riley, Home Economics Education Peter Rimmel, Chemical Engineering David Ringshauser, Electrical Engineering Mark Rinsky, Chemistry Alan Risch, Pharmacy Robert Ritter, Management Kathleen Roach, Elementary Education Vivian Robinson, Marketing Arnold Rocklin, History Ann Rodgers, Elementary Education Michael Rogers, Architecture Timothy Rogers, Marketing Cheryl Rohr, Elementary Education Charles Rohrig. Pharmacy Michael Rollage, Accounting Stanley Romanoff, Jr., Industrial Relations William Rose, Jr., Economics Barbara Rosen, Sociology 213 1970 GRADUATES Edwin Rosenberg, Accounting Judy Rosenberg, Primary Education Lee Rosenberg, Special Education Paul Rosenberg. Finance Pamela Rosenberger, Liberal Arts Thomas Rosenberger, Medicine Jerry Rosenblett, Psychology Harold Roscnblum, Accounting Florence Ross, Elementary Education James Ross, Aerospace Engineering Philip Ross, Civil Engineering Cynthia Rossi, Business Administration Edwin Roth, Economics Georganne Rousseau, Fashion Design Dan Rouster, Mechanical Engineering Terry Rowe, Physical Education Kathryn Royalty, Classics Joyce Ruark, Speech Pathology Jane Rubenstein, Elementary Education Mary Ruberg, Interior Design Phyllis Rubin, Speech Steven Rubin, Chemical Engineering Robert Ruebusch, Chemical Engineering Robert Ruff, City Planning Russell Rumansoff, Architecture Susan Rummager, Zoology Janice Rumpke, Legal Secretary Rose Rupp, Executive Secretary Theodore Ruscn, Civil Engineering Evelyn Rusk, Education Mary Russell, Interior Design Richard Russell, Mechanical Engineering John Rutenshroer, Music Education Dorothy Ruth, Medical Technology Carol Ruthemeyer, Business Education Laura Rzasa, Music Paula Sachs. Psychology Lynn Sack, Home Economics Stuart Sackman, Psychology Wayne Salo, Architecture Donald Salzano, Biology Donald Sanders, Administrative Management Jody Sansonc, Elementary Education Bruce Sarbeck, Education Charles Sasser, Mechanical Engineering Leslie Satz. Nursing James Sauer, Architecture Martin Saunders. Political Science William N. Schacter, Music Steven Schaefer, Civil Engineering Sandra Schafer, Graphic Design Marie Schaffer, Music Education Ronald Schallick, Mechanical Engineering Fred Scheffel, Engineering 214 Dennis Scheidt. Business Education Monica Cook Scheidt, Art Education Christina Scherrer, Primary Education Christine Scheve, Primary Education Kenneth Scheve, Industrial Management Denise Schickling. Pharmacy Amy Schiff, Special Education Susan Schildt, Nursing Larry Schlacht, Electrical Engineering Kenneth Schlechter, Marketing Wayne Schleutker, Marketing Robert Schlotman. Management Irvin Schmidt, Mechanical Engineering John Schmidt, History Margaret Schmidt, Voice Marilyn Schmidt, Nursing John Schmutzlcr, Marketing Lynn Schnebel, Sociology Diane Schneider, Speech John Schneider, Economics Robert Schneider, Mechanical Engineering Wallis Schneider, French Sandra Schotland, Medical Technology Philip Schott, Pharmacy Cynthia Schroder, Liberal Arts Sally Schroder, Education Susan Schrocr, Elementary Education Deborah Schuler, Medical Secretary Thomas Schulkers, Economics Alfred Schwartz, Pharmacy Charles Schwartz, Radio and Television Randie Sue Schwartz, Special Education Sandra Schwartz, Nursing Stanley Schwartz, Marketing Steven Schwartz, Accounting Barbara Scott, Foreign Affairs Virginia Scott, Graphic Design Sal Scrofano, Political Science Ronald Seaman, Electrical Engineering James Sears, Mathematics James Sefton, Business Education Stephanie Seidel, Flute Timothy Seidler, Accounting Judy Seim, Education David Seitz, Chemical Engineering Paul Sellati, Mechanical Engineering Dorinne Seim, Elementary Education David Seltzer, Psychology Mark Scrrianne, Graphic Design John Setty. Accounting Andrew Seybert, Mechanical Engineering Pamela Shaffer, Political Science Wilma Shaffer, English Dexter Shank, Finance 215 1970 GRADUATES Alan Shapiro, Psychology Robert Shapiro, Secondary Education Sandra Share, Education Teresa Sharp, Piano Gene Shaw, Industrial Management James Shawhan, Architecture Kathy Sherer, Art Education Stephen Sheridan, History Beverly Sherman, Deaf Education Robert Sherwood, Art Education Roger Sherwood, Electrical Engineering Arthur Shields, Jr„ Education Linda Shimler, English Randee Shnipper. Elementary Education Kathryn Shoemaker, Special Education Nancy Shore, Elementary Education John Shorten. Accounting Ray Shrader, Psychology Nancy Shurtz, Political Science Alan Shwachman, Anthropology Gerald Sicgert, Accounting Donna Siemer, Art Education Virginia Siemer, General Business Faye Sien, Elementary Education Gary Sigler, Marketing Mark Sigman, History Leonard Sigmon, Data Processing Hilary Silver, Medicine Harold Silverman, Accounting Alice Simpson, Art Education Lynda Simpson, History of Art Douglas Sinck, Accounting Gary Singer, Medicine Sharon Sink. Primary Education Timothy Skelly, Accounting Cheryl Smith, Textiles David Smith, Finance Jody Smith, Executive Secretary Kathleen Smith, Primary Education Larry Smith, Electrical Engineering Peter Smith, Marketing Robert Smith, Biology Sandra Smith, Secondary Education—English Karl Snyder, Jr., English Gail Soloway, Secondary Education Lauren Solt, Music Education Margaret Somogyi, Nursing Lucille Sopko, Nursing Steven Soul . Civil Engineering Craig Southerington. City Planning Gary Sowers, Political Science Mcrial Spaulding, Elementary Education Ronald Speidel, Chemistry Donald Speidell, Anthropology 216 David Spilker. Medicine Dennis Sprague, Chemical Engineering Marvin Sprague, Geography Marvin Springer, History Preston Sprunger, Mathematics Paul Staadckcr, Economics Janet Stark, Education Judy Stautzenbach, Primary Education Michael Steele, Pre-Medicine Robert Steele, Electrical Engineering Mary Steil, Nursing Linda Steinberg, Secondary Education Stuart Steinberg. Medicine Rochelle Steiner, Advertising Design Marsha Steirn, Home Economics Education Edwin Stenger, Management Kenneth Stephens, Pharmacy Marc Stern, French Mary Sterwerf, Physical Education Charles Stevens. Electrical Engineering Diane Stevenson, Sociology Katherine Stevenson, Liberal Arts Judy Stober, Mathematics Judith Stockmeier, Primary Education Vicki Stoekley, Pharmacy Elizabeth Stoffel, Flute John Stolzenbcrg, Chemical Engineering Leroy Stots, Jr., Law David Stout, Sociology John Stratman, Civil Engineering Howard Strauss, 8io!ogy James Strome, Interior Design Susan Studt, Elementary Education Karin Stuermer, Nursing Kenneth Stump, Mathematics David Sudman, Chemical Engineering Joseph Suhre, Chemical Engineering William Sullivan, Pharmacy Joan Sulzer, Education Terrilee Suvak. Elementary Education Ellen Sward, Political Science Adam Szczepanski, Electrical Engineering Walter Szczepanski, Electrical Engineering Janis Tabb, Elementary Education Clint Tankersley, Aerospace Engineering Richard Tanner, History Rodger Tate, Chemical Engineering Lucille Tateman, Accounting Maryanna Taylor, Elementary Education Stephen Taylor, Liberal Arts Linda Teague, Architecture Carol Tcitz, Biology David Tennenbaum, Psychology Thomas Terbeck, Biology 217 1970 GRADUATES Jeff Tesscl, Political Science Gerald Thalheimer, Industrial Management Robert Thalheimer, Industrial Management Donna Thee, Bacteriology Edward Thciss, Secondary Education Carol Thoma, Medical Secretary Gregory Thomas, Political Science Leslie Thomas, Secondary Education William C. Thomas, Pro Management Anne Thompson, Elementary Education David Thompson, History Edward Thompson, History Meade Thompson, Chemical Engineering Dwight Tillery, Political Science Sanford Timen, Psychology John Tishaus, Marketing Ralph Tissue, Marketing Wilfred Tobler, Civil Engineering Thomas Todhunter, Secondary Education—English Helen Togut, French Cecil Totton, Industrial Management Thomas Traut. Management David Trauth, Marketing Gerald Trennepohl, Industrial Management Cheryl Troeger, Business Education Denise Troendle, Music Joel Tucker, Accounting Fred Tumbleson, Accounting Robert Turner, Marketing Robert Uchtman, Pharmacy Stephen Uehlin, Accounting William Uffman, Mechanical Engineering Pamela Uhlmansick, Primary Education Barbara Umbach, Secondary Education—English Robert Van Arnem, Jr„ Political Science Barry Van Dyck, Biology Karen Vannatta. Primary Education Thomas VanSchaick, Mechanical Engineering Ralph VanTreuren. Finance Douglas Varner, Political Science Marilyn Vcatch, Education Anthony Venturini, Physical Geography Connally Vern, Psychology Craig Vernick, Mechanical Engineering Tom Via, Mechanical Engineering Jane Volker. English Lynn VonderAhe, Education Roger VonStrohc, Political Science Rick Wachsman, Chemistry Joseph Waddell, Music Education Don Wagner, Health Education John Wagner, Accounting Roy Wagner, Mechanical Engineering Linda Walden, Personnel E 218 Larry Waldman, Accounting Patricia Waldo. Elementary Education Rodger N. Walk. Economics Jacqueline Walker, Education Julia Walker, Sociology William Walker, Political Science William Walker, Mechanical Engineering William Walter, Electrical Engineering Robert Walters, Aerospace Engineering Phillip Walton. Civil Engineering Todd Walton, Jr.. Civil Engineering Albert Warner. Chemical Engineering Richard Watkins. Marketing Yvonne Watkins. English Lee Watts, Radio and Television Barry Webb. Bacteriology Elaine Weber, Secondary Education—Spanish Jill Weingarten, Art History Richard Weis, Industrial Management Frank Wcisgcrbcr, Civil Engineering Stuart Weiss, Finance Leonard Weitz, Accounting Lynn Weitz, Secondary Education Barbara Weitzel, Elementary Education Susan Weller, Special Education Kathie Wells. Primary Education Dennis Wenger, Medicine Nancy Wenger, Dietetics Paul Wenner. Mechanical Engineering Steven Wenstrup, Political Science Ann Weppler. Elementary Education Lawrence Werner, Civil Engineering Gary West. Industrial Management Lawrence Westcrbeck, Marketing Kathleen Whaley, Education David Wheeler, Architecture Denis Whitacrc. Accounting Kathleen Whitaker, Retail Gregory White. Mechanical Engineering Raymond White. Electrical Engineering Bruce White, Graphic Design Morgan Whiteley, Finance Richard Whiting, Mechanical Engineering Charles Wibblesman, Medicine Marilyn Wiederhold. Piano Marlene Wiederhorn, Art Education Morris Wiener. Political Science Nancy Wiethe, Elementary Education Robert Wile, Graphic Design James Wiley. Chemical Engineering Robert Wilhelm, Psychology Gary Wilkins, Physical Education David Willford, Industrial Management Charles Williams, Economics 219 1970 GRADUATES James Williams, Piano Karen Williams, Elementary Education Larry Williams, Marketing Max Williams, Management Michael Williams, Psychology Robert Williams, Marketing Margaret Wilson, Executive Secretary Robert Wilson, Chemical Engineering Frank Winchester, Economics Michael Windier, Graphic Design Daniel Wingard, Mechanical Engineering Nancy Wingerter, Education James Winter, English Jack Winterhalter, Mechanical Engineering Gary Winters, Political Science Kathy Wirth, Fashion Sharon Wisenbaugh, Legal Secretary Emily Witherup, American History Gary Witkin, Pre-Management Connie Witt, Special Education Dale Witt, Aerospace Engineering Sharon Witte, Radio-Television Susan Woistmann, Secondary Education—Spanish Ronald Wolf, Chemical Engineering Susan Wolf, Primary Education Terry Wolfe, Pre-Education Jane Wolff, Foreign Affairs Roger Wolfson, Secondary Education Laverne Woll, Legal Secretary Peter K. C. Woo, Physics Richard Woodie, Accounting Linda Ann Workman, Nursing Nancy Wormus, Primary Education Clifford Woycke, Political Science Deborah Wright, Speech Pathology Stephen Wulff, Psychology David Wurster, Electrical Engineering Fern Yaged, Speech-Hearing Therapy Luigina Ycrino, Elementary Education Jerome Yocis, Liberal Arts Lynn Young, Home Economics Education Richard Yund, Industrial Management Marshall Zablen, Medicine Anthony Zaharieff, Law Glen Zeitzer, History Anibal Zelaya. Management Charles Zeleski, Secondary Education Judy Zicardi, Home Economics Education Jeanne Ziegcl. Home Economics Edward Ziegler, Radio and Television William Zielke, Metallurgical Engineering Kenneth Ziglar, Mechanical Engineering Jeffrey Zimmerman, Aerospace Engineering Abbie Zion, Sociology 220 Bernadine Zisseron, Special Education Tony Zucaro, Jr., Secondary Education Alan Zukosi, Civil Engineering Eric Zwcrtschek. Psychology William Bach, Mechanical Engineering Technology Robert Barasch. Mechanical Engineering Technology Tim Bechtel, Electronic Engineering Technology Larry Borisch, Mechanical Engineering Technology John Boyd, Electrical Engineering Technology Charles Braun, Electrical Engineering Technology Al Corbin, Electronic Engineering Technology Denver Clark, Chemical Technology Morris Cochran, Architectural Technology Kenneth Coors. Electronic Engineering Technology Carl Danner. Building Construction Technology Eddie Davis, Mechanical Engineering Technology Rupert Davis, Electronic Engineering Technology Herbert Fry, Electronic Engineering Technology Jett Getchell, Mechanical Engineering Technology Allen Hall, Chemical Technology Charles Hamilton, Electrical Engineering Technology N. Hatjistilianos, Electronic Engineering Technology Ronald Hill, Electrical Engineering Technology Mike Justus, Building Construction Technology Roy Kaiser, Architectural Engineering E. Kittmeyer, Mechanical Engineering Technology Myles Kitchen, Electrical Engineering Technology Lester Knauer, Electronic Engineering Technology Daniel Knick, Electronic Engineering Technology Virgil Kranz, Electrical Engineering Technology Robert Maloney, Electronic Engineering Technology Jon Meredith, Electrical Engineering Tochnology Barry Moore, Architectural Technology Charles Morgan, Engineering Graphics Gary Oelrich, Electronic Engineering Technology Bob Palmer, Electrical Engineering Technology Charles Pearce, Mechanical Engineering Technology Hunter Pinney, Electronic Engineering Technology Ken Pepper, Mechanical Engineering Technology William Pierce. Architectural Technology Douglas Plank, Mechanical Engineering Technology George Porter. Chemical Technical David Reedy, Electronic Engineering Technology Ronald Ringler, Electronic Engineering Technology John Sackenheim, Electrical Engineering Technology John Schneider, Electronic Engineering Technology Aaron Stiles, Electronic Engineering Technology Paul Sturdevant. Mechanical Engineering Technology Ronald Sudzina, Mechanical Engineering Technology Thomas Swanson, Electrical Engineering Technology William Taylor. Electrical Engineering Technology Greg Voegtle, Electrical Engineering Technology Dennis Watson, Architectural Technology Karen Wright, Electronic Engineering Technology 221 1970 GRADUATES Ted Young Electronic Engineering Technology 222 Larry McPherson Seniors Editor 223 OFFICERS OF THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT Mark Painter Student Body President Joe Kornick Student Body Vice President Jerry Peter Student Senate Treasurer Brian Zakem Speaker of the Student Senate 226 STUDENT SENATE STUDENT SENATE D. Heck M. Fidler Front Row L Bradford B. Peterson M. Brueggcman S. Lipp M. Rubin J. Baron S. Blakeley Back Row B. Zakem K. Heming J. Schnure R. Hopple M. Mattio J. Purcell J. Kornick, V. Pres. Row Three T. Duemler J. Kodros L. Bonhaus E. Kiffmeyer W. Bender 0. Macejko J. Meredith Row Two F. Ertcl J. Kormos M. Gruber J. Fisher J. Ensminger Mary Jo and the Alma Mater . . . Come to order . . . whereas . . . nevertheless . . . Therefore it will be resolved ... I’m just enforcing this rule as it is strictly written . . . The rules of procedure will now be enforced strictly . . . After a cursory perusal . . . will you please put this in simpler terms? ... oh, it WAS simple! . . . Well, we’re moving right along! 227 ADMINISTRATIVE CABINET Front Row M. Edgar. Sec. External Affairs M. Williams, Pres. Univ. Ctr. Bd. R. Tate. Attorney Gen. M. Gruber. P. R. Dir. Back Row J. Kornick. Student Body V. Pres. M. Painter, Student Body Pres. G. Peter. Student Body Treas. ADMINISTRATIVE CABINET Meeting PROMPTLY at 7:30 ... Where’s Rodger? Rodger Who? Never heard of him . . . We’re running late—So what else is new? . . . NOMINATIONS— I nominate EVERYBODY—Yea! . . . Listen, they’re playing our song—The theme from Alice in Wonderland. SUB-ADMINISTRATIVE CABINET Front Row R. Stewart C. Shuttlesworth D. Banjavcic L. Stewart Back Row P. Stubbins M. Mergler D. Seiler G. Firmbach 228 BUDGET BOARD Front Row G. Penfield G. Peter. Chrm. J. Tuerk C. Winterhalter Back Row J. Baron B. Dickerson M. Rubm Is there a quorum yet? . . . Where the hell are Dale and Rubin? . . . Getting it all down, Kathy? . . . Does anyone know what a photostabilizer is? BUDGET BOARD STUDENT COURT Disputes . . . campus troubles . . . injustices? . . . plead your case . . . appointed counsel— seven justices ... law students . . . fairness. STUDENT COURT Front Row K. Matticks W. Byman. Chief Justice F. Detcontivo Back Row J. Cassata. Counsel R. Hohman F. Grabiel P. Wilson. Prosecutor R. Igo, Prosecutor 229 CENTER BOARD Front Row J. Cochran. T.U.C. Dir. D. Darling. V. Pres. M. Williams, Pres. P. Hartsock, V. Pres. Row Two C. Lautenbach B. Dickerson C. Smith M. Zinser Back Row H. Blackmond J. Tuerk R. Smith L. Bradford We pull together . . . Program Council . . . Campus expansion . . . International Spring Banquet .... Beer in the union? . . Real Sweet! CENTER BOARD PROGRAM COUNCIL Stu and Nowhere” coffeehouse . . . it’s THE place to go . . . Free university for free thinkers . . . Film society . . . Fun in general! PROGRAM COUNCIL Front Row S. Hoicowitz Folk Comm. J. Meltzer, Concert Comm. A. Paddock, Chess Club J. Duebber, Ski Club D. Darling. Chrm. G. Nyktas. Asst. Money Comm. R. Hopple. Money Comm. Back Row V. Berning, Creative Displays J. Rife. Special Programs Speakers T. Gaier, Publications Comm. S. Levy. Surdy Grcebus H. Linhardt. Display Comm. 230 HOUSE PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL Front Row K. O'Toole, Pres. M. Grad. V. Pres. Back Row S. Grunkemeyer. Treas. S. Huwel, Sec. After all, sorority houses should communicate . . . Plans for the House Mother’s Tea . . . Policies affecting sororities . . . House presidents, UNITE! HOUSE PRESIDENTS COUNCIL ORIENTATION BOARD Could you help me? I think I’ve lost the McMicken building . . . Boys in Daniel's Hall? . . . Last one there is a Tiny Tim Doll . . . Where’s Barney? ORIENTATION BOARD Back Row Front Row L Keith P. Staadeker, Pres. L. Schmidt G. Ruchlmann, See. Treas. B. Brinkman Row Two D. Main M. Campbell. Adv. M- Timmerding M. Enderly 231 BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS Front Row D. Mastin, Sec. T. Bibus. Chrm. L. Faaborg, Adv. T. Gaier, Treas. Row Two R. Katz C. Smith B. Bender Back Row R. Hopple M. Wilkes M. Candalaresi Monthly meeting . . . everything from dashikis to a budget . . . Draught in non existence . . . pub workshop—a definite maybe . . . cheers to the PB! BOARD OF PUBLICATIONS STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD Promoting student participation . . . Activities Fair . . . Get the info . . . find out what it’s all about . . . Activus . . . Campus Calendar! ACTIVITIES BOARD Back Row Front Row G. Firmbach K. Deck, Sec.Treas. C. Shuttlesworth B. Dickerson. Pres. R. Morris J. Tuerck, Adv. C. Watson 232 SENIOR CLASS ADVISORY SENIOR CLASS ADVISORY Front Row Row Three M. Painter B. Peterson. R. Winters B. Bauer Treas. J. Stautzenbach R. Tate R. Hopple. M. Gruber J. Schneider V. Pres. C. Ballard Back Row P. Woo. 0. Wolff G. Watkins Pres. M. Menges 0. Darling D. Schneider. B. Krekeler T. Duemler Sec. Row Four B. Mulvihill Row Two G. Brick B. Hawkins C. Smith D. Lehman D. Main J. Kornick B. Otte B. Dinecn LS. LCIIIIiail P. Breiner M. Serrianne M. Edgar Fifty working for four thousand ... to create something greater .. . needs lots of money ... To accomplish necessary goals ... to fulfill the expected . . . and the unexpected . . . $300 to work with . . . impossible . . . and projects, projects, projects . . . selling books and selling kazoos ... of course! . . . decorating” campus . . . Senior Class Advisory Board . . . Tribunal. 233 Rick Hopple Vice President Pres. Langsam's Senior Dinners ... what a Senior Week ... Mummer’s plays ... Beer in front of McMicken ... Senior Skip Day ... Art on the Mall... Finally ... June 14, 1970 ... last memories ... old friends ... time of goodbys. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Diane Schneider Secretary 234 Peter Woo President Bob Peterson Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS Tutoring ... Junior Class Prom ... in the red ... same name?... class identity... Hugo ... government... how do other schools do it ... survey ... commencemeht... well-known speaker... class project... Junior Class Executive Council... on committee? ... new enthusiasm ... and interest... any more ideas ... paint sidewalks — by moonlight... maybe? Tom Humes President Dave Leopold Vice President Barb Seibel Secretary Dave Ammon Treasurer 236 Dave McNabb Vice-President Pat Atwood Secretary Dave Altem eier Treasurer Ron Holstein President SOPHOMORE CLASS Homecoming Mum Sale... hospitals... mums and smiles... a big success... Sophomore Class Day... outstanding sophomores ... the “Hall of Fame” ... TGIF dance ... April the eleventh ... Freshman Photo Directory... the Spring elections... unity... spirit... officers... Ron Holstein ... president of course... David McNabb... Art Buchwald ... 237 ARTS AND SCIENCES TRIBUNAL Front Row G. Ruehlmann. Pres. J. Conn. V. Pres. Row Two G. Sand. Rec. Sec. F. Zagorsky, Treas. E. Sward. Corr. Sec. Back Row L. Schmidt B. Wintersteen M. Scanlon Expanding pass-fail? ... Dr. Warren . . . Insight . . . Advisor training . . . Tuesdays at 12:30 . . . Well, it’s back to the Pink Room! ARTS AND SCIENCES TRIBUNAL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TRIBUNAL Is this a Pass-Fail course? . . . Student involvement . . . Will you be at the social this spring? . . . Evaluate MY course: with pleasure! BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION TRIBUNAL Front Row P. Green, Sec. B. Mulvihill, Pres. L. Stone, Treas. J. Sale. Adv. Row Two D, Ammon B. Peterson Back Row G. Peter B. Otte D. 8aum 238 CCM TRIBUNAL R. Kellison. Pres. J. Stovall, V. Pres. J. Miller, Treas. M. Goldberg, Corr. Sec. S. McDaniel, Rec. Sec. J. Trembath K. Kahn S. Schaufuss N. Setliffe D. Brannen C. Goodman S. Hoock K. Owens D. Macejko C. Williams G. Tyler P. Chiaponne P. Rogers Mrs. J. Rouse. Adv. Dr. P. Cooper, Adv. Music—the soul’s expression . . . “Gobbolinks,” and Hayden’s creation—CCM presents . . . theory, history, boards—the courses of melody—listen. CCM TRIBUNAL HOME EC TRIBUNAL Eleven members in this tribunal . . . coffee hour entertainment, monthly meetings, a spring banquet for seniors . . . home-ec headaches in class. HOME ECONOMICS TRIBUNAL Front Row Back Row M. Stcirn. V. Pros. C. Mills, Pres. B. Rosenberg, Treas. N. Howe C. Chester 239 DAA TRIBUNAL Beautiful ledges for night walks ... In a hurry?—Take the banister . . . everyone is crazy but me . . . Sleep? What’s that? . . . Thinking about it for days and doing it the night before- right? ... Ah, my unappreciated talent! . . . N.U.D.E. ... An Artie shouldn’t have to live like this . . . Forces of evil place sculpture class in snake pit . . . But Beauty will triumph! DAA TRIBUNAL Front Row D. Hunt. Treas. B. Link. Sec. Row Two M. Wiker G. Irving J. Zimmerle C. Watson Row Three J. Bonn L. Bradford B. Hoff J. Schcrrer S. Kendall J. Snell Back Row L. Bonhaus W. Wynkoop P. Pierson D. McNabb B. White P. Marks, V. Pres. K. Hoffmaster. Corr. Sec. R. Williams. Adv. 240 EDUCATION TRIBUNAL EDUCATION TRIBUNAL Front Row S. Blakeley. Recording Sec. B. Nawkins, Pres. K. Rawlings, Corr. Sec. Row Two J. Rupp G. Post Back Row D. Luggen C. Dalton N. Paulsen S. Lex J. Winkler Orientation ... Dr. Sim ... Holiday open- house . . . Student-Faculty forum . . . College Day .. . Bill Hawkins, our man . . . Senior Banquet... Honors Day ... Spring Retreat, 802 Scioto ... Who’s Who ... This is parliamentary procedure? ... Awards go to two outstanding students for actions above and beyond the normal daily routine . . . Quote Blakely . . . FARCE. 241 ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL Front Row D. Lowry, Treas. R. Schneider. V. Pres. E. Allspach. Pres. B. Stcodman, Rec. Sec. Row Two C. Naegeli S. Chrien B. Petterson, Corr. Sec. Row Three W Jeffcott C. Bertsche G. Wiley T. Huston E. Anderson Back Row H. Naessens J. Ensminger R. Wohler B. Lenyk F. Kuhaneck ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL Engineering—fun and games ... the Engineering Ball ... a new tribe constitution-undergrads as real members . . . course evaluation ... 65 men. ENGINEERING TRIBUNAL Front Row E. Elnan, Adv. B. Petterson, Corr. Sec. T. Lynch, Rec. Sec. R. Schneider, V. Pres. G. Allspach, Pres. S. Salomon C. Naegeli Dean Delcamp, Adv. Row Two L. Schlacht D. Olney H. Leow J. Mang J. Falso R. Wagner J. Myers Row Three M. Gabbard G. Menszyk J. Boersma P. Gallagher R. Sherwood J. Rennich G. Cronenwett Back Row F. Kuhaneck J. Barth B. Van Vliet D. Buede B. Niehaus D. Strauss D. Hitchcock 242 NURSING AND HEALTH TRIBUNAL Front Row M. Lake J. Swartz, V. Pres. K. Brady, Pres. J. Walker. Sec. J. Karch Row Two J. Love D. Kochis S. Woodruff E. Gonover K. Magi Ivy K. Tandy Back Row C. Woodford R. Dunker Sr. E. Ferneding M. Miller D. Brockway L. Hall J. Nolan Dedicated Sophomores . . . Have you read your “Nursery Rhymes” lately? . . . Student-faculty talent shows . . . Dunker seconds the motion . NURSING AND HEALTH TRIBUNAL OCAS TRIBUNAL College within a college . . . Just for fun . . . Things to do—and what a way to do 'em! . . . Sports . . . info . . . Goal? . . . Come lookin’! OCAS TRIBUNAL Front Row M. O'Hara, Asst. Sec. D. Watson, Social Chairm. B. Oldensmith, Sec. Row Two E. Kiffmeyer, Co-Pres. J. Sturdevant. V. Prcs. J. Meredith, Co-Pres. Back Row W. Taylor III L. McKinney D. Ruse he 243 PHARMACY TRIBUNAL Front Row P. Anastasiou S. Lipp, V. Pres. G. Hirschfeld, Pres. J. Curott, Sec. T. Beyl. Treas. Row Two L. Wesscling R. Ballentinc P. Hines A. Osenton Back Row J. Wolf D. Carter S. Schaengold J. Horchlcr C. Rohrig Social and academic pursuits ... What student- faculty gap?!... orientation picnic ... Fall and Spring dances ... Course evaluation ... PHARMACY TRIBUNAL RAYMOND WALTERS TRIBUNAL All seven members present?... What, Senior Day called off! ... Faculty evaluation ... Student Court... Who’s at the Open House? ... Dance? RWB TRIBUNAL Front Row J. Rambke. V. Pres. L. Davis. Pres. T. Gamble. Treas. Back Row R. Krueger 0. Gardner. Faculty Rep. M. Geagan J. Cook. Sec. S. Gambill 244 UNIVERSITY COLLEGE TRIBUNAL Front Row Back Row P. Dunphy, V. Pres. S. Driggers P. Meyer. Pres. R. Merritt. Faculty Adv. K. Homing, Treas. and Sec. F. Davis “The tribunal acts as a liaison between—hey, what is a Liaison?” . . . programs designed to unite the students varied interests . . . governing body. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE TRIBUNAL YMCA Wise Owl Coffee House . . . student awareness . . . Send the freshmen to summer camp ... No officers at the “Y” . . . student participation. YMCA Front Row G. Braden M. Murray J. Koenig Back Row R. Wheeler D. 8aum T. Humes G. Braden 245 ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS What would you do if you were attacked? . . . Cry a lot!... Self Defense Program for Women ... Men and Beasts—BEWARE!!!... Spring, and a young woman’s fancy turns to— SEX WEEK!?... Oh, deary me... Ringleaders of this brazen crew are: Nancy Nancy, Marilyn, Linda, Jill, Kris, and Peggy—Mrs. Campbell, alias Mrs. C. is the chief instigator ... AWS Front Row L. Keith. 2nd V. Pres. M. Campbell. Adv. N. Paulsen, Pres. N. Howe. 1st V. Pres. C. Shuttlcsworth, Sec. P. Schneider. Treas. Row Two M. Geppert M. Timmerding L. Young C. Watson L. Abe Back Row D. Wolf T. Solomon P. Uhlmansick J. Oblinger P. Anastasiou 246 MEN’S ADVISORY SYSTEM MEN'S ADVISORY Front Row B. Brinkman T. Daly. V. Pres. D. Main. Pres. M. Enderty. Adv. S. Lipp, Treas. Row Two R. Holstein P. Hines G. 8raden L. Koepfle T. Beyl W. Boggess Row Three G. Braden J. Conn D. Whitacre M. Paul M. Muvtaugh G. Firmbach K. Konter Back Row D. Fryman B. Stice B. Erlandson R. Suhr J. Benson R. Coors B. Buchholz Hey, Freshman! Watch me not the girls! . . . Who’s interested in seeing the library? . . . Pinning is like giving a ... Good question! I don’t have the answer though . . . Did anyone notice where we lost him? ... Another good question!... I do not make the rules, you know . . . Let's rest now . . . Spring workshop . . . What, we've been here already ... Those are girls’ dorms ... I quit! 247 WOMEN'S STUDENT ADVISORS Sensitivity training for advisors—I wonder if it will work ... 20 letters to write—yech! ... of course you want to take a tour of campus . . . Gee, I didn't remember that part of President Langsam’s speech when I was a freshman . . . what'll I say to all these kids? . . . one of my freshmen got lost on the library tour . . .what do you mean do you have to come tomorrow? . . . orientation: hectic! WOMEN'S ADVISORS Front Row S. Barasch L Abe C. Watson C. Shuttlesworth N. Howe. Co-Chrm. M. Timmerding, Chrm. M. Campbell, Adv. N. Rosen bloom J. Karch K. Kelly J. Hoblitzell Row Two T. Edell M. Hobson M. Bender D. Kopriwa M. Koepfle B. Berlin P. Atwood K. Kelly M. Boelscher Row Three N. Keeling K. Wcstermann P. Meckstroth J. Winkler M. Scanlon R. Newcomer C. Morningstar B. Mattie J. Linhardt F. Gieske Row Four L. Powers C. Wittberg T. LaCamera M. Murray C. Remke C. Salzman J. Sellman C. Arlen P. Van Meter S. Bates D. Heck Back Row N. Simmormon S. Schaufuss C. Becker N. Paulsen R. Wilson G. Sand J. Wolf S. Kent P. Watkins 248 INTERNAT R. Mody, Sec. D. Edelstein, Adv. A. Ahuja Row Two R. Cohen J. So P. Ho M. Tadkod R. Gupta A. Husain G. Sundaresan P. Jones N. Nemani J. Chan Row Three T. Yi W. Chang N. Simmons 8. Zakem K. Randich T. Chin D. Hollohan C. Shuttlesworth Back Row M. Koher N. Paulsen C. Roberts K. Ramu J. Belohlav M. Baum K. Kasi S. Jefferson R. Martin INTERNAT Front Row N. Morales D. Walters S. Johnson, Community Co ordinator J. Longacre, Treas. R. Chang. Exec. V. Pres. G. Belitsos. Pres. F. Shirley, V. Pres. American and Foreign students . . . dancing the hora . . . singing Christmas carols . . . enjoying Turkish music . . . roasting hot dogs over an open fire . . . eating Chinese noodles . . . people— people—thinking together, walking together, talking together ... in one language . . . then there shall be peace . . . through brotherhood, and love . . . that’s Internat . . . that’s people. 249 HOMECOMING COMMITTEE H.C. ’69 ... a novel idea ... ding ... Watch your step ... Lots of participation ... ding Hitches and cars ... Keep stuffin’... Two freakouts—Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 ... Queen Float... Cindy ... Big pour-it rained so hard that Moby Dick swam ... We won half of it... Dancing in the street—nickel beer... “You made me so very happy” ... All in all, a Success! HOMECOMING COMMITTEE Front Row B. McClure B. Peterson. Gen. Chrm. C. Burns. Gen. Chrm. Row Two D. Craig, Adv. B. Thomas G. Post T. 8ibus B. Stokes L. Bradford Back Row S. Simpson P. Braum 0. McKenzie N. Gregory B. Redella D. Main 250 CHESS CLUB Front Row J. Blasenak, Capt. A. Paddock. Pres. J. Gutzwillcr. See.. Treas. Back Row T. Chin D. Booth M. Fein That Queen’s my Ace in the hole ... Oh, that’s a different game, huh? . . . The Larry Evans exhibition . . . We’ll improve your moves, too! CHESS CLUB UNIVERSITY SINGERS Well, Nick Clooney’s is as good a place as any to start ... A co-ed glee club . . . just call us the “Campus Canaries” . . . The sing scene! UNIVERSITY SINGERS Front Row N. Wunder L. Dodson K. Kocher D. Wittkamper D. Longwith 8. Renfroe R. Carter Row Two J. Effmann D. Lowenstein H. Schueneman S. White Back Row K. Saxon J. Callner K. Olson G. Garland 251 GLEE CLUB Excitement over singing . . . Men’s and Women’s Glee Clubs ... separate ... friendships and loyalties plenty . . . the Halloween Party . . . Mt. Airy Forest . . . December . . .Christmas Feast of Carols . . . Tour of New England . . . Spring break . . . high point of the year . . . Singing every day ... no sleep . . . lots of cough drops . . . laughter . . . wrong note . . . MEN’S GLEE CLUB Front Row B. Hofbauer B. Moore D. Witthamper M. Woods S. White J. Maas D. Brannon R. Knoop K. Bintle G. Nesbitt D. McNees G. Schorr J. Leman, Conductor Row Two K. Saxon W. Yoo P. Hough G. Garland R. Bodager T. Letzler L. Koepfle D. Anderson R. McCoy A. Baggett B. Humelsine S. Smith R. Carter Back Row R. Stefanski D. Swearingen S. Hoock N. Wunder J. Effmann J. Chase M. Repasky R. Robbins J. Cutlip S. Soderstrom J. Betz B. Bcschman D. Massel G. Brandon 252 GLEE CLUB WOMEN'S GLEE CLUB Front Row P. Huston D. Weisenborn C. Scott D. Baker T. Scheve J. Mussara T. Roach, Pres. K. Tass L. Huggins A. Morse P. Lehman D. Lowenstein K. Bowen K. Martin S. Neugebauer D. Amman, Conductor Row Two L. Jamison D. Longwith M. McDonald P. O'Hara K. Lester B. Molleran K. Tandy L. West D. Everman, V. Pres. D. Gehringer M. Scott V. Hovenhamp J. Long, Treas. V. Beard J. Yost T. Kohler Back Row K. Kocher J. Walker J. Matre L. Dodson B. Frederick M. Wunder H. Scheuneman J. Blake K. Gieler A. Long, Sec. M. Otten M. Brumbaugh S. Hutchinson M. Rioncrt J. Keegan Finally the dinner . . . Spring . . . announcement of new officers . . . dance . . . Xavier’s Men’s Glee Club . . . one hundred and twenty members .. . auditioning . . . Taffy Roach . . . Mike Woods . . . A-2 recital hall . .. Elmer Thomas . . . University Singers . . . hoarse . . . Robes ... Broadway tunes . .. operatic repertoire ... even folk songs ... a unique experience! 253 MUMMERS GUILD Performing and technical arts . . . expansion- traditional, rudimentary, environmental, and life theatre styles . . . Lotte Lenya in “Brecht on Brecht . . . graduate productions, “After the rain”, “America Hurrah”—Mummers live their talents . . . Children’s Theatre to Appalachia, the October moratorium production, ODK Mortar Board. MUMMER S GUILD OFFICERS Front Row R. Wells. Sec. T. Mastriani, Pres. Back Row J. Wiggeringloh P. Scales C. Kunz J. Gibson. V. Pres. 254 MUMMER'S GUILD MUMMER'S GUILD Front Row A. Ragona K. Barnett A. Litz A. Piotroski B. Wiggeringloh Row Two C. McMahon T. Snyder R. Boston D. Meyer J. Wiggeringloh Row Three N. Breitfeller T. Steele D. Monschke C. McCarthy. Resident Goddess J. Gibson, V. Pres. C. Kunz Back Row P. Scales R. Wells. Sec. T. Mastriani. Pres. J. Wiggeringloh K. Kromer D. Heraclitus Production—modern feelings in action . . . Guild greats—David Canary, Dick Von Hoene (the Cool Ghoul), Marcia Lewis, Pam Meyers, LeeRoy Reams, . . . One hundred and forty members—donating time and talent . . . three productions and a full fledged member . . . Where will we go from here? . . . another five decades of entertainment. 255 GREEK WEEK COMMITTEE Get together, my friend . . . Brother, sister: Man! . . . You are what you eat . . . We’re what we DO . . . Relevance . . . Meaning . . . Weak Greek? ... No! Greek Week! . . . “People involve people” . . . You can! You must! . . . The mountains ring and make the angels cry . . . Whaat?? . . . Don't look at ME ... I wonder if Plato had it so tough ... To hope again . . . GREEK WEEK COMMITTEE Row Three B. Redclla Front Row C. Reis D. Gruber. Advisor J. Weingarten L. Holup, Sec. N. Simmermon K. Kearns. Co-Chrm. M. Hartsock G. Winters. Co-Chrm. L. Bradford K. Faller. Trees. Back Row Row Two D. Lindenbaum E. Murphy J. McDaniel D. Luggen J. Miller T. LaCamera L. Stoned A. Morse T. Daly G. Gorrcll 256 SKIING AND OUTING CLUB Front Row R. Schmidt J. Duebber. Pres. c- Frasier L. Powell, Mascot C. Ginn. V. Pres. Row Two G. Weckenbrock,! G. Schulten M. Wiker L. Sharp N. Golenberg M. Sollinger Row Three J. Focrtsch J. Adams T. Straus m. ncouic D. Jessup L. Cowley J. Ranshaw Back Row B. Peirano D. Ransenberg J. Headley S. Eherle J. Vogt D. Kohlhepp D. Ransenberg R. Mospens J. Longacre Check that Christie!... Edging round a curve ... Don’s first glider trip ... Schussing down the slope ... carefree ... Sitzmarks the spot! SKIING AND OUTING CLUB ALPHA PHI OMEGA I won’t be at the meeting; my aunt died—for the fifteenth time.” ... Our Philippine Chapter went bit overboard this year—stoned a pledge to death. ALPHA PHI OMEGA Front Row J. Budde J. Gamblee, Pres. J. Anderegg Row Two J. Patyrak J. Burg J. Griffith Back Row E. Hoveineyer R. Suhr L. Suddendorf 257 SAILING CLUB Front Row S. Schieltz. V. Commodore E. Detzel. Sec. M. Voelker. Rear Commodore C. Wright, Commodore J. Keegan, Treas. P. Rimmel, Racing Team Capt. Row Two K. Malcolm R. Paulin J. Farrer C. Hartland J. Wilson D. Hoffman J. Griffin R. Griffin Row Three J. Stolzberg V. Voelker D. Benjamin G. Martin D. Aubel D. Swain D. Hollohan Back Row G. Archer F. Eilberg B. Emmons D. Nixon D. Wocllncr J. Wunder C. Vorhees Wolfe's ... parties... maneuvers... OSU regatta . . . Lake Akton . . . pottie chair . . . sniper... puddle jumper... Flying Juniors. SAILING CLUB CO-OP ENGINEER Our deadline-two weeks after school starts?! The printer is yelling... who wants to listen? ... Office moved—didn’t say where! COOP ENGINEER Front Row T. Huston, Ed. A. Brenner. Bus. Mgr. Row Two B. Lippard M. Enead J. Miller D. Mehlhorn Back Row 8. Steedman M. Mattel P. Strange L. Lloyd 258 JAOHA Front Row G. Rotte S. Mathauer. V. Pres. J. Whisman, Pres. O. McCaffrey. Sec.-Treas. P. Rahn Row Two M. Seta C. Neyer D. Fiille K. Stanley K. Miller Back Row J. Neurman C. Brown M. Schoenlein L. Gantt D. Kruse M. Senor J. McClain Tote that barge—Lift that bicuspid!... Helpful activities... Food baskets for the poor... On with fluoride!... Brushing is Bliss... JUNIOR AMERICAN DENTAL HYGIENISTS ASSOCIATION SIGMA ALPHA ETA Membership totals six officers plus one. duh-duh-duh-darn-stutterers... the first president “Black”?... disorganization speaks out! SIGMA ALPHA ETA Front Row T. Reynolds. Treas. F. Yaged H. Blackmond, Pres. E. Clay Row Two P. Ruben. Sec. P. Markeloff R. Cohen Back Row J. Neurman J. Shields J. Rosenfield N. Davis L. Walton 259 WFIB Got a light? . . . What happened to the records I set here last week? . . . Hey, did you hear the one about the guy who . . . This is not a lounge, we are here to WORK . . . Does anybody have a light? ... Did you hear my show last night? Yeah, I heard it, you primo! you’re fired . . . I’ll tell my mommy . . . O.K., you’re hired! A light! A light! My press release for a light! !! WFIB Front Row J. Racey R. Pel ley J. Meltzer. General Mgr. B. Garber Row Two T. Moon D. Sites J. Lentz L. Marsico D. Cassidy S. Angart R. Greenhut Back Row B. Thompson W. Greenberg B. Ratliff J. Gamblee R. Stefanski D. Valmorc L. Hinkle 260 NEWS RECORD Mike Wilkes Business Manager Cheryl Smith Executive Editor Richard Katz Editor Bernard Rubin Assistant Editor Lew Moores Associate Editor 262 NEWS RECORD Bill Masterson News Editor Jim Lipovsky News Editor Linda Meyer Managing Editor 263 NEWS RECORD Cliff Radel Features Editor Bill Heckle Photography Editor 264 David Litt Sports Editor NEWS RECORD NEWS RECORD Front Row L. Meyer, Managing Editor 8. Rubin. Ass't. Editor R. Katz. Editor C. Smith, Exec. Editor, Ph.D. in B.S. D. Litt, Sports Editor Row Two D. Boggs 8. Zakem T. Straus D. Marsh L. Moores. Assoc. Editor C. Radcl, Feature Editor Back Row J. McDaniel, Adv. E. Swartz D. Seiler J. Lipovsky, News Editor H. Kleinman, Adv. Manager D. Kessler, Ass't. Photo Editor B. Heckle, Photo Editor Meanwhile, I can’t believe ... it’s the NR Iron Five taking to the courts again ... Advertising 48... PLA championship? ... pick of the litter ... I’m loving that layout... We’re going to press... can you type? ... thanks for the art work, Joan ... more on the childless era ... you will like it... Richie who? ... a pub board hassle... the controversial NR? ... indeed. 265 PROFILE Dick Snyder Editor Robin Brennan Asst. Editor Profile reflects the creative side of the student mind ... poetry... photography... art work and Snyder... Three publications delayed by strikes ... Fall quarter spent seeking financial aid ... Oh, well, all great artists must suffer! Robin Dcutsch Exchange Editor Mike Candelaresi Business Manager 266 STUDENT DIRECTORY STUDENT DIRECTORY Front Row H. Togut. Exec. Ed. T. Bibus, Editor-in Chief J. Neurman. Student Organizations Ed. Row Two K. Kelly E. Clay R. Newcomer Back Row B. Stokes S. Greenfield R. Suhr K. Wirth D. Wolf There’s a girl . . . There’s a guy . . . Wonder what their number is? . . . Directory '70 will tell you ... All those delays . . . Typesetter walk-out . . . The cover drove the printers mad . . . Change of rooms-not again! . . . Didn’t tell off campus housing ... Oh, no-not another wrong number! . . . even Helen’s . . . Maybe next year it will be right-we hope . . . We’ll keep trying. 267 AFROTC ROC CADETS Front Row R. Rose R. Martindale M. Zettler M. Pandel. Advisor Row Two R. Russo R. Vogel T. Courtheyn F. Ricketts T. Venturini J. Young Row Three R. Bushman D. Goosey P. LeGrand E. Hu R. Brown J. Smith K. Matre R. Martin A. Bcckerman Row Four W. Cook W. Zwischer M. Ostrander J. Rader M. McCarthy R. Ulczynski R. Zaba H. Bielstein R. McGrath Back Row H. Durham R. Case R. Bogstie D. Boyle A. Colley E. Klerks E. Thompson W. Montag A diploma and commission upon graduation ... Outstanding Juniors and Seniors ... Advanced Academic and military training ... Air Force ... AFROTC PROFESSIONAL OFFICERS CORPS AFROTC DISTINGUISHED MILITARY CADETS We are Seniors in Air Force ROTC ... Requirements: exceptional leadership... outstanding military qualities ... we strive for improvement. AFROTC DISTINGUISHED MILITARY CADETS Front Row M. Zettler R. Rose R. Martindale Back Row M. McCarthy H. Durham T. Smith 268 KITTY HAWK DRILL TEAM Front Row Row Two J. Taska N. Purdin R. Renner D. Haessig R. Swartz Row Three D. Storck D. Napier B. Einhorn R. Damiano J. Giordullo Back Row C. Williams R. Hitzfeld R. Hoffman D. Storch T. Pomeroy P. LeBrand R. Russo, Exec. M. Zettler, Exec. R. Rose, Cmdr. K. Keefer. Sponsor S. Palmer. Adv. Outstanding cadets ... a segment of ROTC, one goal being proficiency in drill... the INVITATIONAL DRILL MEET... A WHAT is a Rose? KITTY HAWK DRILL TEAM ROTC BAND Providing music since 1920 ... at most ROTC functions on campus ... also in various parades in the city ... ROTC BAND COMPETITION in spring. ROTC BAND Front Row J. Gottschang, Exec. Off. J. Hogan. Sponsor R. Hatfield, Cmdr. Row Two M. Steve D. Schepmann E. Hill Sgt. G. Palmer. Advisor Back Row T. Hampel R. Krummc M. Buker D. Hunt G. Rudolph 269 ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY Front Row R. Russo. Deputy Cmdr. W. Castleman, Major. Adv. M. Ostrander. Cmdr. K. Keefer. Cmdr. J. Smith. Hist. Row Two A. Beckerman K. Matre E. Hu R. McGrath Row Three G. Howard P. LeGrand R. Renner W. Cook D. Goosey J. Young Back Row R. Case R. Bogstie R. Rose M. Geiger M. Zettler D. Storch W. Montag Such successful meetings by MG! . . . Who did it— ogre? . . . remember the race to Wright-Patterson? AAS—where nothing is left up in the air! ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY ANGEL FLIGHT Hap rat . . . run on, run on . . . powder blues . . how can you be court-martialed for a smashed orange? . . . Sleep tight, your Air Force is awake. ANGEL FLIGHT Front Row 8. Bohl. Exec. Off. K. Keefer, Cmdr. J. Long. Compt. L. Satz Row Two W. Castleman. Major J. Armstrong J. Boyles M. Pittleman P. Shaffer A. Hu Row Three E. Murphy S. Gilmore P. Ncwhousc C. Dolehi G. Gordon Back Row M. Murray C. Rohr A. Gezymalla K. Fleischman M. Sallinger L. Burch M. Hawkins 270 GUIDON K. Kearns D. MeTurnan SCABBARD AND BLADE A National Military Honorary... Providing ushers for convocations and other functions as well... supports a saber team and blood drive Front Row S. Ley. 2nd Lt. C. Shuttlesworth, 1st Lt. J. Bartter, Capt. C. Watson. 2nd Lt. C. Arlen, Sgt. Row Two L. Abe Back Row L. Keith S. Schaufus N. Howe S. Blakeley G. Ruehlmann Fresh 7:00 A.M. meetings ... remember Captain Britain—our den mother... there’s something to cornfields... A ROTC picnic ... ’ten hut! GUIDON 271 SCABBARD AND BLADE Front Row C. Waddell, First Sgt. R. Lancaster. Capt. S. Millard. Second Lt. D. Britain, Capt., Adv. Row Two G. Arenstein Back Row R. Girothaus R. Toohey J. Redmond J. Griffith R. Glaudel J. Gamblee S. Wcnstrup CHEVRON Front Row K. Koppenhoefer, Exec. Off. L. 8rown. Cmdr. L. Kluener F. Burke, Adv. Row Two M. Konrad K. Quinn, Sgt. 8. Vockell J. Throckmorton C. Broughton Row Three J. Amos D. Martin K. Robers L Bohman A. Seals Back Row R. Williams L. Fassnacht F. Welhon J. Lacy A. Fede Secret chevrons . . . bakesales, inspection, PR’s . . . practice, practice, practice . . . OSU drill meet . . . QCIDM . . . broken heels . . . march on. CHEVRON PERSHING RIFLES Military . . . National Honorary . . . fraternity . . . drill meets . . . QCIDM . .. Postal Rifle Match . . . PT . . . FTX . . . pledges . . . ROTC. PERSHING RIFLES Front Row T. Schott. Cmdr. K. Quinn. Hon. Capt. 0. Kato. Excc. Off. Row Two D. Coombs D. Lutz M. LeVally L. Salzano Row Three T. Bruckmann R. Swan D. Yund G. Huber Back Row B. Dyson S. Durkee S. Koch W.Jackson H. Fabing 272 PI CHI EPSILON Front Row W. Mosbacker. Fac. Adv. A. Brenner, V. Pres. S. Flanagan, Pres. L. Fries, Treas. Row Two J. Bold M. Perzel P. Green M. Youtsey Back Row C. Buse K. Swearingen B. Bauer Miami banquet . . . whatever happened to the prof's breakfast . . . scholarships . . . women business honorary . . . ring girl . . . initiation banquet. PI CHI EPSILON PI TAU SIGMA Another great year for Pi Tau Sigma ... a senior prank day—spearheaded by Gene Seibel—happy the students, unhappy the faculty ... and spring banquet. PI TAU SIGMA Front Row 8. Lyon. Sec. P. Baker. Treas. J. Patyrak. Pres. B. Uffman, V. Pres. Row Two A. Scybert F. Ghahremani J. Gallenstein D. Berry Row Three G. Bowen M. Hoeprich T. Brinkerhuff J. Kobs P. Wenner Back Row D. Rennecker G. Reay R. Russell D. Cvelbar R. Schneider J. Griffith T. Duncan 273 ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Freshmen girls ONLY... the honorary for “the high standard of learning” ... an inter- national dinner to host foreign students ... We can’t tutor you—you’re a member of Alpha Lambda Delta!... three quarters to get that 3.5 accum—or lose it... I never thought you were smart... this is intelligent living. ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Front Row K. Wcstcrmann G. Sand. V. Pres. M. Blender, Pres. C. Remke, Treas. S. Grogan. Prog. Chrm. Row Two M. Osinske. Adv. J. Zeller S. Weintraub S. Weinstein H. Harrington M. Kershner B. Fogcl M. Meyhocfer L. Abe. Adv. Row Three B. Scott M. Basinger S. Leary A. Kay D. Overmyer J. Mott B. McGowan L. Geese V. Rogers J. Love Row Four B. George L Siedlecki S. Friszman C. Wittberg B. Kirk F. Gieske S. Bates P. Wilfong J. McElwee L. Oldendick L. Gold Back Row J. Williams L. Bossert J. Llnhardt J. Lyons P. Kilcoyne R. Wilson E. Tecoma P. Watkins K. Biown R. Haynay D. Welch 274 CINCINNATUS CINCINNATUS Front Row N. Lloyd. Adv. 8. McClure. Treas. C. Shuttlesworth. V. Pres. C. Wilson. Pres. V. Foley. Sec. M. Moore. Adv. Row Two N. Wiethe D. Banjavcic R. Hopple S. Lemon M. Serrianne G. Winters M. Mac D. Kump C. Smith Row Three K. Kearns P. O’Hara C. Ullman C. Burns D. Schneider S. Schaufuss D. Darling S. Hirsch T. Humes M. Brueggeman Row Four R. Tate K. Parchmar A. Cohn B. Peterson B. Hodell B. Dineen B. Karas B. Fee B. Baum J. Kodros Back Row P. Bra urn J. Purcell F. Ertel R. Watkins J. Kormos B. Mulvihill J. Griffith P. Woo G. Thompson Service . . . U.C. prestige . . . Collegiate Day . . . Open House . . . telephone night . . . tours . . . information booths . . . orientation mixer . . . selection? . . . petitioning . . . members— sixty . . . business meetings ... Sin Sin natus . . . Becky loves rubber tires . . . See Rowe do the hula . . . Christmas Cheerparty . . . John and Bill were great hosts ... the North won the chug! 275 METRO “For the betterment of the University campus” . . . Yes, Virginia, there is a Metro Spirit trophy . . . remember the Johnny Metro Show? . . . What ever happened to the Ohio University migration? . . . about the Metro talent show—What talent! . . . Calhoun Hall—big winner in ’69—spirited . . . Listen, officer, I didn’t ask you what your hat was for . . . So you’re a campus leader? uhm . . . METRO Front Row J. Kodros, Treas. J. Schneider. Pres. B. Peterson. V. Pres. D. Lehman. Sec. Row Two R. Tate R. Katz R. Hopple D. Tillery A. Cohn G. Winters Row Three O. Main T. Humes P. Woo G. Hirschfeld J. Cassis B. Fee M. Dale Back Row J. Griffith J. 0'8rien B. Mulvihill B. Hawkins R. Watkins J. Kornick L. Walker 276 MORTAR BOARO Front Row K. Royalty. Sec. C. McFall. V. Pres. R. Chalk. Pres. L. Lambert. Treas. Row Two C. Smith C. McWilliams, Honors Day Chrm. L. Mandlawitz J. Stautzenbach Back Row S. Gurley D. Schneider M. Hartsock C. Burns Mortar Board is: . . . long black robes and hooded eyes ... we wonder ... thy ideals . . . our ideas . . . the challenge. MORTAR BOARD PI DELTA EPSILON Just think of the honor! . . . Lunch with Frank Weikel—Oh, wow! . . . Dinner with Brady Black at the White Horse Inn . . . Promoting unity! PI DELTA EPSILON Front Row C. Radcl. Treas. S. Levy. V-Pres. B. Rubin. Pres. A. Brenner, Sec. Row Two M. Boelscher S. Barasch L. Ratterman T. Gaier R. Katz C. Teitz Row Three D. Mastin K. Snyder. Jr. H. Togut D. Cassidy L. Moores L. Meyer C. Smith Back Row E. Clay L. Marsico J. Meltzer H. Kleinman J. Lipovsky j. Gamblee B. Ratliff C. Adler D. Litt 277 OMICRON DELTA KAPPA One weekend in November . . . Would someone buy Rollin a pair of shoes? . . . Progressive dinner?? . . . With Woo working with selections why worry? . . . Pres on work session . . . V.P.’s out of school . . . Moneybags playing football . . . and me, I'm Ed McMahon! . . . Curries cocktails—25c . . . Dinner meetings are less painful . . . Fluff ... I didn’t know that! OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Front Row E. Keiser H. Curry, Adv. G. Beiitsos, Sec. R. Watkins. Pres. J. O'Brien, Treas. D. Lehman, Esquire Row Two R. Hopple B. Webb R. Tate B. Zakcm P. Staadeker A. Osmond R. Katz Back Row A. Cohn D. Main J. Purcell G. Hirschfeld B. Hawkins P. Woo D. Tillery 278 PHI BETA KAPPA Phi Beta Kappa Officers Paul Herget, President Helen Osborne. Secretary 1969 Initiates James Michael Arata Audrey Ellen Belitz David Joel Bikoff Karen Bolton Jacqueline Kay Crist Stephen Culver Ronald John Dolan Ronald Egger Frank Robert Ettensohn Bruce Adrian Erwine Paula Ann Fetzer Adele Alpert Fingerman Peter Harris Franklin Sharon Gevedon Bruce Allen Guberman Lloyd Hastings John Allen Heminger Joseph Pendelton Herring Bruce Hymon Jay Kelman T. Alvin Knauf Elizabeth Kramer Mark Edward LaGory Wilbert Andrew Little Barbara Susan Lindsley Donald McCloskey John Lyle McElwee Milton Nathan Margaret Anne Payne David Marc Posner Chewerl Cordel Radican Mark Rinsky Judith Roe Mary Lou Roedersheimer Erich Joseph Semmler Bernard Louis Swartz Carol Ann Timmerding JoAnn EspelageTunt Terry John Weiss Lee Shai Weissbach Glen Alan Weissenberger Andrea Jo White Robert Lee Yeager THE Honorary recognizing the use of intellectual capacities... 1776, College of William and Mary— first society to have a greek letter name ... composition and debating at the regularly scheduled meetings... liberal culture—intellectual honesty and tolerance, a broad range of intellectual interests, understanding, and knowledge... a successful, useful life. 1898 Walter Eberhardt Robert Humphreys Parke Johnson Russell Wilson 1899 Charles Adler 1900 Ada Innes 1901 Henry Bentley Andrew Hickcnlooper Smith Hickcnlooper Park Johnson 1902 Coleman Avery Hugh Sates Earl Gold Stanley Granger Edwin Hutchins Robert Kheimcr, Sr. Charles Probasco Stuart Walker 1903 Albert Baker Eustace Ball William Fillmore Edgar McCalliSter Harvey Shepard William Strietman 1904 Robert Buck Lester Collier Adolph Fennel Carl Gantvoort Walter Heintz Howard Jones Villie Kirkpatrick 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 Mrrvnn Aultman Norman Conway Fred Flaeh William Foley Bates Williams 1909 Hayward Ackerson Ernest OuBray 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 Macscher William Engdahl Chauncey Hand Jerome Howard Bert Stansbury John Sheriff Chauncey Tilden Neil Wright 1915 Leonard 8aehr Arthur Gordon Norman Kohlhepp Norman Lyon 1916 Howard 8ehle Victor Fischbach Henry Hoppe Roy Palmer Harold Payne Harold Porter John Reece Edward Robinson Herbert Schroth 1917 William Ellis Karl Hctsch Carroll Lewis Joseph Morris. Sr. James Pease Bayle Richardson Anton Schneider 1918 Harold Altame Walter Haehnle Herbert Jones Carl Lund Carl Markgraf William Myers Carl Rogert Millard Romaino Harold Talcott Earl Widau 1919 Howard Justice Edgar Powers 8radley Roberts Herbert Winans Francis Wright 1920 Robert Dorsey Corenlius Petzhold Alfred Wenzel 1921 Hugh Bowen Willard Broiel Carlton Brown Carl Frey Philip Meyers Edward Meyer Cyrus Osborn 1922 Edgar Coons Chase Davies Daniel Fries Edward Gabriel Allison Ideson Arthur McCluro 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 Rossiler Hobbs Ellsworth Ireland Joe Lmneman 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 McAndrcws Louis Niopert William Schmid Kelly Siddall 1926 Fred 8crger Charles Franklin Edwin Levi James Paisley Wesley Schmid 1927 John Bachman Harry Franklin Richard Jervis Robert Maddux 1928 Richard 8ryant Arthur Fonnekohl 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 Grieshabcr William Hammond Ralph Holterhott William Nieman Frank Owens 1931 Bradford Alim William Berwanger Harold Boh I Ralph Bursiek Frank Chandler Robert Gowdy Erie Hanson Paul Heckel Silvenus 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 Griffith; Paul Grischy Arthur Hallett Philip Hoil William Hill Ed Lidseen Crlton Lunsford Louis Mendel Robert Nau David Porter Harry Rabe Edward Slmrall Nathan Solingcr Dan Tobin Alan Walsh Robert Wright 1933 Mel Bernstein Gcd Brown David DeVore Robert Galbraith William Gilliland Clifford Goldmcyer Wm Groppcnbachcr Fred Hoehler Robert Johnson Kosciusko Kemper 8ernard Levin Louis Scofield Sidney Mullikin Leon Saler Georgr Smith Gordon Strauss Robert White Carl Williams 1934 Carl Austing Robert Eagen Robort Hoefer George Kramer George Levengood Fred Presslcr Donovan Sayrs Victor Strauss Walter Tuttle 1935 James Cook Harry Ouncan Donald Gilbert John Heilebush William Lloyd Clyde Nau Kenneth Parker Trank Purdy William Rhame Wayne Rich Russell Towers Larry Tramc Wilbur Wnght 1936 Robert Bachmeyer John Findlay Jack Keefe Walter Knoeke Charles Weichert Harry Wilerson Ralph Yaeger 1937 Oouglas Day William Woldhaus Lorry 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 Mernll Van Pelt 1941 Mac Benedict Fred Daniell James Fuller Kenneth Heuck William Kelchner Ellis King Joe Morris. Jr. Lloyd O'Hara Nick Skorich Roy Virgin 1944 Richard Anderson Jack Bade John Bedway Lmus Haby Elbert Nickel Verne Ullom 1945 Kenneth Guise Richard Hanford Gordon Hughmark Leonard Klusmann Kenneth Miller Albert Strasser 1946 R. A. Cromer Fred Ebclmg Bob Kraushar George Koch Bob Sarsficld Bill Smyth 1947 William Anderson Bert Bauer Robert Bauman Robert Fenlon O. B. Kee Dick Langcnbeck George Moore Alkie Richards Irv 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 Irwin Behrendt Thurman Owens Harold Johnson John Pramik George Paul Don McMillan Don Graddis Sidney Carroll Pete St. Clair Tom Kinder Tom O'Malley Lowell Storm Robert Montgomery 1950 Robert Frith Jack Tracy Nick Shundich Jim Kelley 8ill Clements Jerry Friedlander Jack Laub Joe Luchi Jim Brownell 1951 William Smart Ralph Staub Lee Haslmger Jim Holstein Tony Trabert Ray Campbell Jim V uenker Bob Davis Jack Drake Ted Geier Bob Rau Frank Middendorf Tom Osterman Bob Sratton 1961 Bill McDonald Glenn Sample Bob Chapman Ken Conatser Dan Dell 1952 Ken Elder Ron Brill John Grafton Dom Del Bene Barry Hess J. C. Evans Bill Nester Don Grammer Phil Santora Jim Kautz Gus Schmidt Judge Nippert Larry Shmgleton John O'Brien Charles Shuff Bob Ram Dick Snyder Bill Shalosky Max White Ken Stevenson Paul Yelton Ed Wolf John Zeigler 1962 Jack Delaney Darrell Cauley Paul Sholak 1953 Dick Crone Carl Aufdermarsh Robert Gaines Ralph Brockmeier Dale Heidotting Marvin Cohn John Krieg Barry Cors Don Fritz Dick Goist Ronald Goodfellow Gail Hersch Paul Mayer Sid Lieberman Mickey McLaughlin Lynn Mueller Doug Rice Jim Sayler Rank Shaut Gilbert Rinsky Jack Twyman Jim Siler 1963 1954 Bill Abernathy Irish Condorodis John Anderson Willis Conatser Lloyd Bernstem Jim Holstrom Bill Donohoo Bill Lammert Bruce Heyman Ian MacGregor Paul Marshall Tom McCormick John Mikula Joe Miller Jerry Momper Richard Orth Dave Oberlin Erv Single Allen Quimby Ed Tschan Gerald Sapadin Ken Wolf Don Schuerman 1955 Evan Adrien Bruce Vogelgesang Anthony Yates Bruce Amad 1964 Charles Brogdon Dan Carmichael Otto Budig Ken Cunningham Tom Gerrard Bob Fee John Hattendorf Tom Glueck Gene Henninger Forest Heis Mike KauSCh Ned Lautenbach Bob Maltz John Leane Nick Nicholas Bill Monmg Don Presley Brig Owens Pete Seybolt Phil Wheeler Burk Tower Dick Willson Ben Yamaguchi 1965 Fred Butler Steve Edmonson 1956 Ken Heuck Art Clark Jim Leed Matt Diana Stuart Meyers Paul Gosinger Denny Rclgle Gordon Greene Steve Schmaltz Wally Holzman Jim Schwab Sig Lawson Stuart Sussklnd Gene Mapcs Steve Wilson Brad Perkins Dale Wolf Don Seilkop Donny Woodruff 1957 Jay Wright James Blakeney 1966 Mac Cato Tom Becker Alan Cors Rudy Boerio Ronald Couch Ken Calloway Chuck Crumrine Mike Doyle James Gentil Al Jacobs Jack Hallerman Tom Macejko John Pease Mike Marker James Reger Eric Nowlin Tad Schrocdcr Frank Nutter Gary Waehs Mike Rolf Donald Whipple Phil Shcoardson Kevin Teismann 1958 Gil 8orn Rich Theryoung Jack 8rinkiey 1967 Davo Canary Dan Bennie Richard Chalfin Denie Cleeter Dick DeVore Dave Eshman Gone Johnson Jerry Hill Mike Mendenhall Gary Menchhofer Rod Nall Gordie Smith Don Remhold Terry Whelan Mike Ullman Dave Woody 1968 Jim Calloway 1959 Lenny Green Dick Anstaett Barry Klein Ed Denk Jim Kodros Bill Graves Carl Hagbcrg Robert Holzman Dick Schwab Dave Tenwick Ron Walker Jim Nageleisen Cd Nemann Nick Orphan John Schneider John Studenka Dave Swain Jim Woodard 1960 1969 Chuck Ballard John Cassis Bill Baetz Greg Cook Neal Bcrte Rick Hopple Carl Bouldin Tom Humes Jay Green Richard Katz Bob Hartmann Hank McCann Jim Hayes Bill Mulvlhlll Jack Lee Jim O’Brien Jerry Leimonstoll Bob Peterson Alan Rosenberg Bob Robbins Nick Shafor Earl Willson Henry Stroh Chuck Wilson Larry Willey Steve Wenderfer 280 SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA SIGMA J. Kodros, Pres. S. Wenderfer G. Cook, Treas. T. Humes R. Hopple C. Ballard, V. Pres. B. Mulvihill, Treas. J. O’Brien E. Willson J. Schneider C. Wilson B. Peterson R. Katz J. Cassis B. Klein B. Robbins H. McCann Founded in 1898—let’s uphold tradition and promote loyalty and service ... 5,500 at the carnival ... Newport... we’re all true blue ... the president flubs again ... is the carnival relevant? ... what project? ... how about those mugs this year... tests on Fridays? 281 SOPHOS FRITZ . . . Sophos Dance . . . Who pays for the beer? ! . . Scholarship—what did he say? . . . A Sophos experience . . . Leadership ... I hope Bill brings the checkbook . . . Service ... Did you see that blond! ... I wonder which one will be Queen . . . Music Hall . . . BYOB . . . Freshman Men's honorary fraternity . . . Chairman Braden . . . Mark and Greg sure have it made! SOPHOS Row Three Front Row M. Wilkes. V. Pres. A. Cohn, Pres. D. Macejko, Sec. Row Two R. Katz 8. Zakem J. Conn T. Beyl D. Mehlhorn D. McNabb R. Gall C. Collins R. Holstein S. Portner J. Schneider P. Hines R. Hopple Row Four S. Lipp B. Buchholz G. Braden T. Henry J. Purcell R. Tate M. Murtaugh G. Braden Back Row R. Watkins D. Litt S. Harmon B. Pumphrey R. Wahler C. Hacker J. Hurwitz J. Scott T. Duemler 282 ALPHA KAPPA PSI Front Row G. Wolf J. Brown, T. Fink Master of Rituals J. Franz W. King. Row Four Pres. H. Acciani W. Ottc. J. Holden Sec. B. Barth J. Grecnwald. G. Waechter V. Pres. T. Huzella T. Simpson, L. Garcia Trees. D. Fryman Row Two Back Row J. Davis s. Miller J. Longobardo G. Valiga G. Firmisach T. Schulkers S. Ingeno D. Tewel Row Three D. Kuhn E. Stengcr T. Traut J. Januszewski. Jr. J. Muskovich G. Amlung R. Weis Will’s at the Business Meeting . . . Professional Business Fraternity? . . . Career’s Day ... All present for the convention? . . . Tours, anyone? ALPHA KAPPA PSI ARETE Health, phys. ed., recreation!—the slim and trim group . . . picnics, banquets, Christmas caroling, more fun at Dr. Wolverton’s . . . Arete in action. ARETE Front Row M. Young. Pres. L. Oklendick. Hist. Back Row B. Wilson G. Parker 8. Cave 283 ALPHA ALPHA PI Front Row S. Cooper Sr. E. Ferneding, Pres. B. Lambert. Sec. L. Lawson Row Two M. Lake Sr. F. Repka S. Woodruff K. Magiluy L. Sopko Row Three S. Santo E. Kees S. Bellamah K. Arbogast K. Brady Back Row Sr. C. Moore J. Purdon J. Swartz J. Walker L. Taylor R. Dunkcr C. Woodford Lighted candles and crisp uniforms . . . Sister Earlene begins . . . The Green and the White for new pledges . . . The Nightingale lamp glows on! ALPHA ALPHA PI AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOC. Y’know . . . that meeting at Schoenling’s tap room had its good points . . . The award-winning commercials . . . The future of business is safe! AMA Front Row J. 8runer J. Kenner. Treas. B. Devereaux. V. Pres. J. Kenner, Pres. S. Flanagan, Sec. R. Bogart, Adv. Row Two J. Longobardo J. Osterday G. Firmbach B. Barney S. Stevens B. Callif P. Kabakoff M. Marks Row Three B. Williams R. Forg T. Huzella E. Rosenberg D. Swan D. Thatcher G. Petrosky Back Row D. Trauth W. Schleutker D. Harper L. Boudewijn R. Hohman P. Smith R. Tissue 284 AIAA Front Row D. Benjamin, V. Chrm. T. Cord. Chrm. T. Weitkamp Back Row J. Blasenak S. Mchaffie G. Martin C. Naegeli, Sec. AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS A.I.A.A. ... A weekly film series ... A touch football game with the faculty ... A friendly gathering at Jefferson's ... A group of students and guest lecturers . . . Banquets . . . Regional Conference . . . Beer blasts and FUN in general! AIAA Front Row T. Weitkamp J. Laugle, V. Pres. C. Naegeli D. Buede Back Row D. Olney C. Gcbhard J. Martin B. Niehaus R. Norris 285 AlChE Front Row R. Thompson. Trea. M. Meyer. Sec. P. Rimmel. Pres. Row Two P. Miller J. Miller R. Wolf M. Paisley Back Row D. Brausch T. Hower T. 8raun B. Wirth AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERS Beer, banquets, Chemistry isn’t ail bad . . . The draft and grad school interviews seem to help keep minds on books! . . . Too busy for dates . . . Industrial contacts . . . Plant tours . . . Issues of “Chemical Reactions” ... I’m tired! . . . AlChE Front Row C. Kazmierski D. Hitchcock T. Siegmann T. Garvin B. Petterson Row Two D. Boyle R. Brown J. Vitale T. Kcnfield S. Rubin Row Three J. Czaja M. Seifert L. Gillihan D. Sudman S. Lesh J. Suhre D. DeAngclis Back Row J. Bocrsma D. Strauss C. Hall T. Kalaman A. Mosbaugh J. Hcrrcl J. Ensmingcr 286 ALPHA CHI SIGMA The curse of zero ... The safety director? ... Happy Birthday, Doc Price ... the Great Work Pepsi! ... By middle initial in reverse order . . . I.O.C.O. . . . Thermodynamics is more fun when sung ... On to the Inquisition . . . ALPHA CHI SIGMA Front Row R. Ruebusch, Treas. S. lesh. Pres. M. McCarthy. V. Pres. Row Two P. Quinter G. Ely L. Krantz ALPHA CHI SIGMA Front Row J. Vitale, Sec. K. Simmons. M.C. S. Rubin. Pres. Row Two J. Suhre J. Myers D. Sudman M. Seifert J. Czaja Back Row F. Kuhaneck C. Hall G. Allspach A. Mosbaugh D. Schlueter S. Lesh Row Three J. Felton G. Miller R. Boyda J. Fields Back Row J. Miller B. Lenyk E. Allspach F. Kuhaneck 287 AMERICAN PHARMACEUTICAL ASSOCIATION “Future pharmacists of America” . . . Charlie and his Fall membership drive . . . Blue Cross third party payments ... the medical aspects of birth control . . . Where’s Turkey Foot School? . . . drug abuse program reaches over 5,000 people . . . hey, Glenn, where are the minutes . . . Region IV (hie!) convention in Columbus . . . Schubert arguing with another hippie ... is Beta Theta Rho really? APA Front Row T. Imhoff. V. Pres. J. Schubert, Pres. D. Danner, Treas. Row Two A. Osenton J. Wolf G. Arenstein G. Arenstein J. Michael J. Curott J. Zeller Row Three P. Ring S. Lipp R. Krcutzberg A. Kessler T. Logan R. Glanville E. Siegel Back Row C. Rohrig S. Schaengold B. Draeger G. Stine J. Morgan J. Horchler D. Carter R. Chambers 288 ASME Front Row D. Wachob, Sec. G. Bowen, Pres. S. Millard. Treas. Row Two B. Sobler M. Hoeprich B. Walker G. Cunningham B. McAlister Back Row J. Kobs J. Patyrak J. Sacksteder E. Peterson S. Rhoad G. Lownsdale AMERICAN SOCIETY OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERS Learn the “ropes” through plant tours, lectures, and films . . . meaningful programs . . . end- of-quarter parties . . . National and Regional Conferences . . . Parent chapter meetings . . . Let’s see now—part “A” fits over part “D” . . . ASME Front Row M. Gabbard G. Bowen. Pres.. Section I R. Schneider. Pres.. Section II R. Wagner, Treas. R. Miller. Sec. Row Two B. Walker R. Koch J. Cervantes D. Gcuder F. Ghahremani Back Row J. Moore D. Cvelbar M. Mattel R. Russell I. Schmidt a 289 ASM Front Row J. Holbrook, Pres., Section I J. Myers G. Graman. Pres., Section II Row Two H. Leow P. Gallagher J. Fields Back Row F. Kuhaneck, Treas. K. Simmons W. Casto W. Brafford W. Zielke So many labs . . . intuitively obvious? . . . anistropic ... Did you ever try to fill “metal- lurgy and materials science” in a half-inch space? ASM BETA ALPHA PSI Get in contact . . . “Familiarize” is the word . . . Idea exchange between members and the professionals . . . Say—want your books kept?? BETA ALPHA PSI Front Row M. Youtsey R. Belmont, Rec. Sec. R. Cannon. Pres. J. Steinbeck, Corr. Sec. Row Two W. Baggess K. Swearingen A. H3nish C. Heis J. Bold Back Row R. Ruffing T. Frantz J. Paulin M. Myers J. Siegert 290 CADUCEA Front Row D. Weisenborn R. Filipski. V. Pres. S. Gerstner. Pres. J. Brocklehurst, Sec. J. Cohn Row Two R. Weisenberger J. Zeller B. Williamson T. Moore D. Hutchinson Row Three M. Clark J. Love M. Kennedy C. Sponsel N. Golenbcrg J. Bloomer J. Foy P. Bradley E. Djenge Row Four D. Smith J. Underwood M. Schneider J. Vulgamore D. Smith B. Einnorn P. Ballard D. Classman D. Moran Back Row S. Lacqua J. Dreitler D. Schlueter C. Wilkins W. Murphy C. Caldwell B. Tarr W. Buikus B. Seiser Oops! Another one fainted . . . MCAT—-did you hear anything yet . . . med-school tour—well, at least I can say I’ve been there . . . Nurse! Help! CADUCEA CHI EPSILON Finally initiated . . . wasn’t easy . . . Barr's Bar, a smoker? . . . Which two? . . . Brune’s got senioritis . . . Watch out for the floor beams. CHI EPSILON Front Row A. Brune, Jr., Treas. L. Werner. Pres. K. Bachor, Sec. Back Row D. Patton D. Barr. Faculty Adv. D. Seitz. V. Pres. 291 BETA GAMMA SIGMA The honorary for busy business majors... Top 4% of Juniors, top 10% of Seniors... May 4th-a 39 new member initiation ... the Shuller’s Wigwam Banquet... The main address and later—election of a new president... Forty-eight years of encouragement and reward to Bus Ad scholars so that they may “foster integrity in the conduct of business operations.” BETA GAMMA SIGMA Front Row J. Bold. V. Pres. J. Metzger. Pres. Row Two S. Eisenhauer B. Feldman Back Row R. Ruffing D. Nagel N. Johnston 292 DELTA SIGMA PI DELTA SIGMA Pl Front Row T. Ruthmeyer, Treas. B. King, V. Pres. M. Konrad M. Jansen, Pres. J. Bcrkcmcycr, V. Pres. R. Glaser Row Two G. Shaw R. Pelstring M. Williams R. Troy B. Bandura B. Waite L. Robinson B. Phillips Row Three T. Gibbs J. Asman M. Tillar L. Herbst J. Peet B. DeRosa P. Kilpatrick S. Browne B. Block Row Four D. Burkhardt D. Noe B. Garvin G. Morton A. Pitcher R. Tissue J. Furbay R. Woodie J. Kunnen Back Row D. Espcnscheid G. Buchman J. Eichmann J. Hartman J. Nieman R. Matuszek D. Dibowski B. Daggy W. Schleutker Eight thousand, easy ... Three calls tonight ... Great Alums... They had guidance, though ... can we make four?... I just don’t know, but do I ever? ... Let’s have 120 rolls for Marty!... Dr. Dale is the Best... Oh my aching... The Delta Signal... Business week ... Campus officers... September the First it is... Strength ... Unity... Brotherhood! 293 PHI BETA Front Row P. Jones. Adv. M. Fiala, Pres. P. Fox. V. Pres. Back Row D. Welch, Sec. S. Hutchinson L. West D. Baer Those are dance majors! . . . what would we do with- out those alums? . . . Another rehearsal??! . . . National Convention in Cincy—'71—real excitement. PHI BETA SOCIETY FOR PHYSICS STUDENTS Room 222—Why is it padded? . . . slide all the way to Chicago . . . How did the rat get into the lazy susan? . . . Fermented Teem sounds good! SOCIETY FOR PHYSICS STUDENTS Front Row Row Two E. Beiting, Sec. J. Tuttle T. Guenwald, Pres. S. Buchanan M. Marcuso, V. Pres. K. Herbst D. Grause. Treas. Back Row J. Daulton D. Peterson C. Staud 294 CHEMISTRY CLUB Front Row K. Cornelius, Pres. J. Esterkamp. Sec. W. Rippetoe Back Row R. Wilson, Adv. T. Wolanski, Treas. B. Heckle, V. Pres. A picnic in Sharon Woods ... Dr. Hans Jaffe on graduate studies, cyclotron and bevatron on film, coffee hours in Dr. Wilson’s office—discovery. CHEMISTRY CLUB ETA KAPPA NU Hey, I think I’ve discovered the lightbulb!... BZZZZZZ, that was a shocking statement... Yea! Eta Kappa-WHO? ETA KAPPA NU!!... ETA KAPPA NU Front Row T. Jackson, Treas. D. Clark. V. Pres. D. Wurster, Pres. V . Szczcpanski. Corr. Sec. W. Nasemans Row Two T. Courtheyn R. Craycraft N. Thorla D. Egan R. Seaman D. Ringshouscr L. Schlacht Back Row G. Laws G. Menszyk J. Conway K. Bolt T. Geers F. Banzhaf J. Rachford 295 HOME EC ASSOCIATION Front Row J. Ziccardi, Sec. N. Paulsen. Pres. N. Wenger. V. Pres. Row Two L. Young M. Steirn Back Row C. Kerr N. Howe C. Reckman Activities Fair . . . silver display from I.S.C. “Get-Acquainted” luncheon . . . talks and confer- ences . . . Senior Banquet ... the most! HOME ECONOMICS ASSOCIATION SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF MANAGEMENT IBM games . . . Changes in the making . . . Armco . . . Tom the program man . .. Good times ahead . . . What is $? . . . New constitution—oh, wow!! S.A.M. Front Row R. Hayes. V. Pres. W. Otte. Pres. D. Freson Row Two J. Ostcrday T. Schulkers R. Gibbs J. Brown. Trcas. B. Barth. Sec. Row Three M. Hesselbrock J. Franz J. Page D. Fryman M. Rice Row Four J. Kobs R. Ortner B. Spohn D. Yund S. Schneider Back Row T. Schroeder J. Wunder L. Roberts H. Fabing J. Weiss 296 KAPPA DELTA PI Front Row P. Breiner, V. Pres. L. Banchok, Pres. C. Lertzman. Treas. Row Two D. Dillman, Sec. S. Duckwall K. Lynch, Historian Back Row A. DiCiero M. Pittleman S. Gillespie D. Berlin The Zeta chapter . . . purple and green ribbons . . famous annual banquet ... all that student teaching ... no meeting time . . . Dean who? KAPPA DELTA PI KAPPA EPSILON Cognito Ergo Sum OR punch and cookies, anyone? flunked out of Pharmacy!? . . . Lois, scored 8 out of 28, arf! arf! . . . Tiger? KAPPA EPSILON Front Row L. Sampsel A. Osenton, Pres. L. McCoy Back Row J. Curott M. Gusakov P. Anastasiou 297 KAPPA PSI Front Row B. Draegcr. Hist. R. Kolezynski, Sec. S. Simpson. Sweetheart Bozo K. Stephens. Pres. M. Karl. V. Pres. G. Stine. Trcas. Row Two F. Simmons T. Sawyers B. Cluxton P. Ring Row Three C. Tupper R. Kreutzberg C. Rohrig J. Schubert D. Kerr Back Row D. Carter T. Edsall D. Weaver G. Hirschfeld J. Horchler T. Imhoff Pharmacy as a profession . . . frat as fun . . . intramural sports—true bozo fashion . . . rush, sweethearts, 1970 tutoring ... busy, busy, busy. KAPPA PSI KAPPA KAPPA PSI Honor through service . . . Selling cokes at camp . . . Outstanding Freshman ... the record sale . . . . Paisley for? . . . Thanks—Bob, John Bruce. KAPPA KAPPA PSI Front Row R. Mason. V. Pres. S. Browne. Pres. M. Kincaid. Sec. W. Holbauer, Treas. Row Two J. Stolzcnbcrg D. VanHorn L. Crawford Back Row D. Aubel B. Greenberger M. Paisley 298 McMICKEN SCHOLARS Front Row P. Rickelhelmer M. Klems M. Kershner P. Weaver J. Conn, Chrm. K. McCarthy N. Regberg S. Grogan B. Rymer J. Chan Row Two J. Mott N. Golenberg Z. Sterba M. Littman M. Spaeth R. Eppensteiner M. Sullivan L. Stewart D. Ovcrmyer Row Three T. Herrick K. Brown J. Taska G. Sand P. Kilcoyne R. Wilson K. Weber C. O'Rourke M. Bonham E. Fiedler B. George Back Row D. Walsh J. Schlesinger L. Zlelke M. Mergler T. Wolanski J. lipovsky S. Creed D. Boggs T. Chin Coffee hours . . . Theater parties . . . Honors council . . . Wild parties at the German House . . . Wine, women, song—Intellectual atmosphere! McMICKEN SCHOLARS NAT. ART EDUCATION ASSOC. Montessori study program . . . Providing dialogue for the artist as a teacher . . . trips to art exhibits ... Up by Friday—Down by Saturday. NAEA Front Row L. Reiner Row Two M. Wiederhorn L. Dulsky, Trcas. J. Gohmann, Sec. H. Linhardt Back Row C. McWilliams. Pres. 299 PHI MU ALPHA Front Row P. Chiappone. Social Chrm. R. Coil. Historian D. Breckenridge, Sec. R. Cahall, Treas. D. Lenigan, Pledgemaster C. Waddell, Alumni Sec. Row Two D. Smith W. Hofbauer D. Camp M. Hudson T. Cahall F. Linenberger T. Layman Back Row D. Perry R. Howenstine R. Hammond W. Campbell D. Shambley R. Fruehwald P. Rogers Furthering the cause of music . . . Bringing culture to the campus . . . Making leadership count . . . Measure for measure, we’re the best! PHI MU ALPHA SINFONIA MU PHI EPSILON Professional music sorority . . . rush . . . Opus . . . Triangle . . . eight recitals . . . wow . . . music therapy . . . concerts . . . Gaos Mill. MU PHI EPSILON Front Row K. De8lasis, Corr. See. M. Schaffer, V. Pres. C. Gillingham, Pres. N. Setliffe, Treas. B. Partlow. Rec. Sec. Row Two D. Dimling B. Lippitt M. Carvalho, Rush Chrm. D. Lipsich J. Scovanner. Hist. Row Three M. Coe, Chap. M. Millard M. Seiden J. Jones A. Cocker, Alum. Sec. B. Stoffel Back Row P. Chorgan M. Brumbaugh S. McDaniel R. Epstein S. Schaufuss R. Jasper S. Seidel 300 RHO TAU DELTA Front Row C. Williams, See. D. Valmore, Pres. T. Procaccmo, V. Pres. C. Schoo, Treas. Back Row S. Watkins J. Vaughn R. Stefanski C. Ison T. Moon Honorary . . . Radio-TV-Drama . . . lectures . . . high school workshop . . . annual banquet . . . Cindy Schoo ... 17 actives . . . projects. RHO TAU DELTA SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Cupid chirps in singing valentines . . . Always practicing . . . Scratch my Bach and I’ll scratch yours ... So we’ll end on a happy note! . . . SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Front Row M. Ashyk, Rec. Sec. S. Gurley. Pres. K. Lilak. Ed. Row Two B. Berkin M. Armentrout Back Row N. Morilak C. Goodman S. Bell 301 SAE Front Row B. Walker J. Kobs P. Jaeger S. Millard Row Two M. Neale J. Werner B. Salmen C. Farr T. Hinrichs Row Three E. Peterson D. Winegrad E. Gady C. Anderson J. Lowe Back Row C. Crothers. Sec. G. Lownsdale. Pres. J. Gurnpper. V. Pres. B. Lyon, Treas. SOCIETY OF AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERS What’s the password?—more events and participation . . . Economy Rallye! 69 . . . Champs Crothers and Lownsdale . . . Winter Rallye . . . Indianapolis 500 time trials . . . Down in the pits ... A new experience . . . And to think—All I own is a VW! SAE Front Row S. Severyn. Treas. D. Geuder, V. Pres. F. Ghahremani, Pres. R. W3gner. Sec. Row Two M. Gabbard G. Lownsdale C. Lownsdale J. McWhirt R. Koch R. Miller B. Walker J. Walker Back Row J. Gumpper R. Russell M. Mattel B. Scliweider D. Cvelbar G. Reay I. Schmidt 302 TAU BETA PI Front Row T. Geers. Corr. Sec. A. Scybcrt. V. Pres. W. Naseman, Pres. J. Patyrak. Rec. Sec. Row Two G. Allspach L. Schlacht R. Seaman B. Petterson 0. Clark G. Bowen, Treas. Row Three A. Brenner R. Craycraft J. Gallenstein B. Lyon R. Hollingsworth W. Szczepanski D. Ringshauser Row Four P. Baker G. Reay G. Laws F. Banzhaf Row Four M. McCarthy J. Blasenak M. Hoeprich Back Row D. Fee J. Perkinson T. Jackson D. Wurstcr K. Bolt D. Buede B. Uffman Initiation rituals... Tutoring sessions for Freshmen ... Teacher and course evaluation Program ... Outstanding Freshman and Senior. TAU BETA PI TAU BETA SIGMA Alright girls, let’s ban together... service projects help benefit the band ... National Honorary Societies attend national conventions; no? TAU BETA SIGMA Back Row Front row R. Jasper. V. Pres. J. Gerstman, Treas. L. Holmes. Pres. M. Seiden, Sec. P. Fee L. Kruse L. Glover 303 WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Front Row J. Monsey, Corr. Sec. E. Koehl, Pres. M. Young. V. Pres. Back Row M. Sterwerf G. Stumpe M. Baird WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Bearkitten power!... service ... penquins are the nicest people ... C-Ring girl... co-rec nite for relaxation ... pep rally... spring awards banquet... G.A.A. Clinic ... power’s the game ... women’s week ... perspiration. 304 IEEE Row Three G. Cronenwett Front Row W. Szczopanski J. Conway, Sec. B. McMichael A. Campbell, Sec. R. Sherwood R. Lewis. V. Pres. J. Rachford G. Menszyk, Pres.. Section II C. Ballard G. Laws, Pres., Section 1 K. Penkal R. Seaman. Trcas. N. Thorla Row Two W. Naseman D. Egan Back Row D. Clark F. Banzhaf D. Lash ley C. Hill P. Morrin B. Basil R. Craycraft K. Bolt J. McWhirt D. Wurster L. Schlacht T. Jackson T. Courtheyn T. Geers A. Szczepanski J. Miller “Applications in industry . . .the banquet with HKM, an engineers’ picnic and polluted-air talks— 1970 ... the Bell Telephone Co.—What a shock! IEEE BAPTIST STUDENT UNION Retreat: a mad togetherness . . . Sharon in a nightgown?! . . . “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son.” BSU Front Row G. Lipps. Mus. Dir. D. McNees. Pres. D. Shelton Back Row C. Phillips R. Phillips R. Wimmer 305 NEWMAN CENTER Building opportunities ... a dynamic ideal . . . Seminars and lectures . . . Social involvement— Appalachia . . . Hughes hospitality . . . Films . . . Memorable experiences-friendships Ft. Scott weekend . . . Summer picnics Luau ... the Christmas Party . . . Mixers . . . Semi-formals . . . Athletic activities . . . Road Rally . . . Many sports . . . Group spirit . . . NEWMAN CENTER Front Row Fr. B. Williams. Chap. M. Coakley. V. Pres. T. Toelke. Pres. D. Brockman. V. Pres. T. Goodcrson. V. Pres. G Graman. V. Pres. Row Two A. Beard T. Bibus L. Powers K. Meister S. Cobb Row Three A. Montgomery M. Gusakov J. Corcoran M. McQuaide B. Combs L. Merkl E. Van Ausdall W. Franzosa Row Four J. Schroeder J. Power D. Breyer K. Wirth T. Redfern B. Zielke D. Brausch B. Hofbauer Back Row P. Owens B. Lawall H. Menninger C. Puthoff P. Riddle B. Graman B. Wirth D. Schlueter 306 NEWMAN CENTER NEWMAN CENTER Front Row K. Kelly R. Boehm N. Massarella B. Knight Row Two S. Nivin S. Gillespie T. Straus L. Mairose P. Gross Back Row D. Breyer J. Rader D. Freson J. Vogt D. Schlueter G. Kunkel Christians ... by our love . . . the children are rotting . . . the poor are dying ... a cruel war is raging . . . allelu . . . they will know we are . . . the radical movement . . . unfinished revolutions . . . Hear, 0 Lord . . . the Newman movement . . . the sound of my . . . ignorance of our faith . . . call . . . involvement . . . who will . . . Christians . . . answer? . . . shh! HILLEL Front Row H. Kastner, Treas. J. Paine. Sec. L. Mandlawitz. Pres. J. Lazar. Rabbi Row Two L. Book N. Jacob S. Shane Row Three S. Prizant E. Forchheimer J. Agress Back Row R. Wasserstrom J. Silverbcrg S. Lehat S. Schneider R. Fersky Julie-“Howard, wait. Take a little bread with that.” . . . “Bread? With SPONGE CAKE?” . . . “Just a little piece. To help wash it down.”-MISHPULCHA! HILLEL RESIDENT ADVISORS “Learning experience” . . . Camp Kern . . . closer ties between the staffs . . . Dabney “population explosion” contest . . . Spirit Trophy . . . RA’s. RESIDENT ADVISORS Front Row T. Glossi C. Cinn A. Lavinc M. Johnstone S. Pferd B. Bandura M. Goings Row Two M. Murtaugh F. Zagorsky R. Montagnese J. Brown A. Cohn S. Scrofano K. Loar F. Scardino Row Three J. Carr J. Power R. Morris G. Brick B. Bischaff O. Slusser D. Lancin G. Peter Row Four T. Moreton J. Lucas M. Myers J. Kornick S. Soule R. Tate C. Kennedy Back Row J. Vondrell T. Henry S. Mathis G. Hirschfeld D. Swearingen P. Woo L. Garcia 308 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION Front Row B. Renner, Treas. C. Shanks. Sec. A. Colley. Pres. J. Eichelberger. V. Pres. Back Row M. Baker R. Shultz R. McKnight T. Jenkins Touch football with Miami . . . slow motion soccer . . . Graeter's during the summer . . . gratitude, testimonies, hymns in the Union . . . God is Love. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ORGANIZATION WOMEN'S HOUSING COUNCIL Yea for us! . . . Tag boards are but a thing of the past . . . Leadership Seminar ... Residence Hall Week . . . Let’s do it again! WHC Front Row L. West. Treas. T. Soloman. Pres. N. Gordon, Adv. Row Two L. Abe C. Watson L. Lawson Back Row L. McCoy J. Bartter C. Lertzman L. Taylor S. Pitsenbarger 309 MEN'S RESIDENCE HALL ASSOCIATION Under new and vibrant leadership we seek to better the position of residence hall students at U.C____Progressive planning... Policy making ... Interesting and varied social and cultural programs ... Residence Hall Week was a joint effort resulting in an unmatched program of events for all... We strive for unity! MRHA Front Row J. Budde, Rec. Sec. R. Sherman R. Block, Corr. Sec. N. Wolff M. Cristiani Back Row L. Walder. Pres. R. Morris. Treas. J. Aiberque, Adv. J. Schnure F. Zagorsky. V. Pres. 310 LOGAN HALL Front Row M. Roman S. Gordon. Sec. L. Lawson, Pres. J. Dombard. Treas. Row Two J. Rowand A. Moritz J. Keller A. Sharp N. Yacos A. Bodnar Back Row K. Tandy D. VanBuskirk K. O’Leary K. Higginbotham J. Gerstman L. Powers “Dashing down the ward” . . . Potty Paper ... Da porch . . . tickets to the Schubert . . . Bali Hai ... Is it true what they say about nurses? LOGAN HALL ASSOCIATION DANIELS HALL OFFICERS People . . . from everywhere . . . decorating for Christmas . . . singing folk songs . . . in the lobby. . . mile-long washline ... Do I know you? DANIELS HALL Front Row N. Simmons F. Yaged. 2nd.V. Pres. C. Lertzman, Pres. S. Barnett. Sec. P. Sachs. Treas. Row Two M. Werner N. Rosenbloom M. Shulack D. Walters B. Rosenberg Row Three W. Shanker T. Edell D. Andriot T. Marks 0. Loeb Back Row E. Tecoma M. David L. Matlack B. Kirk 311 DANIELS HALL Are residence halls dead? ... or just lost . . . Lost in Daniels Hall . . . so big . . . classes in the morning . . . hate to get out of . . . get up . . . bed . . . hike to class . . . are there really couches in the lobby? . . . weekends . . . nights . . . talking all night . . .doesanyone study in a dorm . . . can he? . . . how about on a staircase . . . under a blanket . . . dorm life! DANIELS HALL Front Row S. Robinson L. Combs R. Sheehan I. Fink R. Froomkin C. Borter M. Wiker K. O'Connor V. Stock L. Calandrino Row Two N. Spiegel D. Ableson M. Giannotto L. Golombek J. Vogel C. Kerr E. Brown S. Greenstein J. Brown L. Falvcy J. Levinson Row Three D. Prince C. Cortner J. Fisher S. Witner M. Harris R. States L. Klenk J. Matre C. Feitshans S. Hutchinson 0. Welch V. Pettit K. Lesten M. Blesi K. Lassen Row Four 0. Loeb H. Schulze C. Herbert M. Sullivan J. Young L. Moore A. White K. Petrick M. Herdina B. Kirch P. Marker L. Civin G. Schmidt M. Phillips Back Row O. Lilley C. Mong P. Owens W. Josephson L. McLeod P. Copeland S. Gornick S. Bennett P. Miskimen R. Schwartz J. Ranshaw C. O’Rourke K. Keefer P. Bramble 312 DANIELS HALL DANIELS HALL B. Williamson C. Royer Front Row R. Swonger Row Three J. Malofsky M. Moeller C. David L. Lockwood C. Hinkle S. Kane K. Shoemaker Back Row K. Kern K. Leonard D. Spiess D. Bumgardner B. Liss L. Little G. Blackwell N.Joseph D. Sedley K. Reder B. Blackman S. Buzney A. Contino J. Luke C. Jones Row Two S. Dietz D. Hutson P. Wallace Row Four K. Merkle G. Szabo J. Angus L. Geese C. Carter K. Heintzman R. Weiss M. McKeever S. Fueger A. Gray A. Nusbaum M. Lentz K. Katzenberger T. D'Angelo All nighters . . . Homecoming ... We all stayed up . . . except Joe and Bev . . . build a float . . . French Hall helps ... We won! . . trophy in the lobby . . . Hungry? . .. cafeteria ... a mile away . . . our Alma Mater . . . It's Therese . . . Thanks! . . . pep rallies, two ... in the eleventh floor library . . . roomies . . . windows . . . never see out of them . . . and front doors! 313 DABNEY HALL W. Foote Front Row J- Gamme T. Williams P. Paulin S. Stirn M. Cristiani, Pres. Row Two S. Krai R. Broomall Back Row T. Healy J. Scheurer D. Torok G. Powell D. Morse “Just a little dab’ll do ya” ... another panty raid-ya!... now for that Saint Valentine’s Day massacre ... and there is the Dabney Dominator. DABNEY HALL FRENCH HALL Sponsoring dances and lectures ... Expansion of mind as well as social life ... Shaving cream is good to eat... beats Columbia Room! FRENCH HALL Front Row M. Myers. Adv. M. Copp, Treas. R. Sherman. Pres. A. Lichter. Parlia. Row Two D. Randall K. Gorni R. Hoover J. Cornicelli D. Rosenfeld Row Three C. Romanoff R. Brunetto T. Stamcoff B. Bahret J. Brunetto S. Miller C. Ferrie Back Row M. Cady G. Gray J. Miller D. Sustarsic D. Haskin D. Trostle V. Western 314 CALHOUN HALL Front Row J. Lentz. Treas. J. Schnure, V. Pres. S. Cobb. Pres. T. Zafcres, Sec. J. Shuman Row Two S. Jackson. Judicial Chrm. J. Schlesinger P. Hines J. Hegner T. Cunningham K. Rosen Back Row R. StefansKi H. Leopold J. Heslop C. Tallen F. Eilbera L. Zielke J. DeGirolamo Men, men, 750 men . . . only one Miss Calhoun? . . . spirit supports Bearcats—and sports an award . . . let’s win intramurals . . . paint that body. CALHOUN HALL SAWYER HALL “We got somethin’ for everyone”—a swimming party, ice-skating, the sideburns dance, the Logan take over (ugh!) . . . remember that guy down the hall? SAWYER HALL Front Row M. Koher. Ass't. Pres. R. Welfare T. Hart. Treas. N. Wolff M. Baughman 8. Greenberger Row Two M. Baum K. Oates L. Olccki S. Sabo R. Webb D. Schlueter R. Norris Back Row F. Kuhaneck T. Eichhotd C. Puthoff C. Boudewijn B. Passmore S. Zoeller O. Udovich 315 SIDDALL HALL Saturday night open houses . . . fire drills . . . “man on the floor” . . . panty raids . . . pizza parties . . . elevator bells buzzing . . . floor meetings . . . telephones ringing . . . Proctors screaming “Quiet Hours!” . . . self-determined hours . . . powder puff clinic . . . Homecoming float . . . Miniskirt contest . . . linens on Fridays . . . binoculars . . . Calhoun . . . SIDDALL HALL Front Row C. Arlen. 2nd V. Pres. L. Abe. Pres. C. Watson 1st V. Pres. Row Two L. Jemison N. Powers L. Raney J. Sellman E. VanAusdall G. Tilton Row Three M. Atwood V. Schubert C. Rosenberg D. Seesholtz T. Hiller N. Hanson L. Knott Row Four C. Kohr M. Gusakov M. Hill N. Strable S. Chinn M. Cahall S. Angart Back Row M. Brumbaugh J. Gooey B. Hodell T. Reif J. Marlow R. Martin A. Koester D. Godlewski D. Swan 316 SIDDALL HALL SIDDALL HALL Front Row V. Sinclair D. Aderman, Trcas. S. Reichle. K. Welker Row Two V. Pulos P. Freudenthal L. Book J. Zeller D. Pappas S. Lynch Z. Powers J. Vehr P. Kreutzberg A. Warner Row Three C. Bachman C. Arberman A. Kay M. Aguinaldo E. Kacen A. Cooperman E. Gerber N. Huffman J. Opsantik J. Sachsindorfer S. Weintraub Row Four S. Mandle R. Garber L. Katz D. Stoll K. Frantz L. Gold A. Sylvester L. Thomas S. Stein L. Gundersheimer Back Row M. Nuzback J. Drydyk N. Baurichter K. Plank C. Cole C. Thieman J. Brocklehurst R. Renda C. Smith L. Mote P. Anastasiou Freshman Art Show . . . Roommates . . . Washing and ironing . . . sandwich thief . . . Resident Counselors. . . F.R.I.E.N.D.S. . . . last meal tickets . . . blind dates . . . being locked out of your room ... no mail . . . Cliff ... all nighters . . . facts of life . . . short shower curtains . . . flooded bathrooms . . . Saturday night dates . . . beer parties . . . bull sessions! 317 MEMORIAL HALL Memory—friends, feuds, face ... a psychedelic relic . . . the castle with drawbridge—Homecoming 69 . . . scribblings on the lower Lounge graffiti post . . . another Footprint! . . . who sleeps? good housing for the excitement of a dormie. MEMORIAL HALL Front Row S. Wasserman K. Brooker N. Rollins. Trcas. F. Marino, 2nd. V. Pres. J. Bartter. Pres. N. Setliffe. 1st V. Pres. C. Pinger, Sec. S. McDaniel S. Fogt Row Two T. Kottler B. Rymer J. Zimmerle S. Evers S. Apple J. Paine N.Jacob R. Gothelf M. Hobson K. Page Row Three E. Forchheimer J. Cain H. Brys S. Nivin N. Walker C. Schwartz B. Perlish S. Prizant J. Agress Row Four E. Kelly K. Sheldon S. Seldin B. Witcher K. Stephen J. Mcrblum P. Gross J. Williams Back Row K. Brown S. Himmelbrand K. Uehling J. Kramer M. Krapp R. Barath B. Thompson G. Griffin B. Surber 318 FERN AND FEATHER SOCIETY Front Row H. Alexander, V. Pres. C. Adler B. Williamson S. Levy. Head Chemist G. Kravitz, Pres. R. Hopple, Treas. Back Row P. Bassman W. Burton, Publicity Chrmn. Find a feather in a fern? ... a group—working diligently to keep potted plants alive as homes for feathered friends ... f f roost about. THE FERN AND FEATHER SOCIETY 1953 PROGRAM COUNCIL 319 New members ... new ideas ... progressive rock concerts ... Corbett Auditorium ... New York Rock and Roll Ensemble ... Wilson Auditorium ... PROGRAM COUNCIL 1953 Front Row M. Schoelwer J. Cochran M. Hibarger Back Row R. Hatterick W. Nester VARSITY FOOTBALL The first year of collegiate head coaching for Ray Callahan came to an end with a mediocre 4-6 showing. This was the last year at Bearcat football for 41 seniors, who served as the nucleus of this year’s team. The less than spectacular record was the result of never getting our offense and defense going at the same time”. Bearcat football did have its great moments and its great stars though. Receiver Jim O'Brien, who holds three MVC and one NCAA record, and AII-MVC tackle Bob Merkich are only two Cats who gave their all to the team effort. The Specter which haunted the team throughout the season was the 57-11 disaster at West Virginia; though this year was not so exciting, under the direction of Coach Callahan better things are sure to come. VARSITY FOOT8ALL TEAM Front Row R. Bryant L. Wire J. Ousley M. Kelly M. Schmitt D. Gannclli M. Mercurio T. Albert B. Rhoads N. Hrnyak B. Pumphrey L. Eibon Row Four P. Ruehlmann J. Nelson R. Kalinowski J. O’Brien R. Neumann J. Vickers J. Cygan B. Westfall D. Lutes F. Pi rone J. Collins J. Tobik B. Cook Row Seven K. Herstich T. Grady S. Collett E. Wilson B. Alberts Row Two M. Miller R. ErJe B. Foreman P. Tipton D. Miller J. Bardaro 8. Heinz D. Holthaus B. Merkich M. Hood R. Cook L. Cynkar Row Five A. Macli J. Whelan K. Schuler R. Muche B. Bell M. Ritter T. Rowe L. Edwards Back Row B. McKnight J. Taylor H. Richards R. Guilford E. Arnold G. Salod R. Warren A. Johnson Row Three J. Henderson T. Fletcher B. Swift S. Cowan J. Horschcl D. Sugaski J. Walker C. Heneveld T. Mondell R. McBride G. Wilber J. Mack K. Weingart Row Six J. Schwarz M. Hilliard M. Crangle R. Emerson J .Samu R. Dunbar B. Felchner 322 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL The U.C. Bearkittens closed out a respectable 2-2 season under the inspiration of Coach Jim Kelly. Through a combination of both team effort and tremendous determination, the frosh team finished strong in the last game of the season. Through a combination of a devastating offense and powerful defense, the freshmen Cats crushed the Kentucky frosh by a 22-7 score. Performances by quarterback Bill Carter and tailback Dick James promise good things for the Cats next season. With team effort like this U.C. Football will find winning ways. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row E. Kenney B. Shipley R. Bogner K. Huls C. Fennell D. Vodika P. Schutte K. Voshell J. Laurie C. Smith B Hunter B. Zimmerman K. Collins H. Craggctte S. McCarthy R. Taylor F. Lisle K. Helton C. Stovall M. Castle D Ott A. Mason S. Kritzer D. Lewis B. Carter B. Tieben T. King D. Schuttera Back Row Row Two Row Three G.T.A. Coaches D. James G. Oetjen J. Colvin D. Brickler C. Chambers D. Blank E. Bolis M. Meyer J. Green D. Bonelli D. Williams M. Eatslake 324 VARSITY BASKETBALL VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row K. CunninRham, Asst. Coach B. Schwallic S. Wenderfer J. Morris. Asst. Coach Row Two R. Barrett C. Snow T. Baker, Head Coach J. Bryant, Asst. Coach J. Schmcidcr D. Ogletree Back Row J. Fraley D. Hess J. Ajzner D. Bosse J. Ard M. Ferone “To me this is a fine basketball team. These fellows have exceeded the expectations of all of us. Physically we are not imposing. But these players have the guts, attitude, spirit, and courage to overcome their physical shortcomings. The harmony of this bunch, off the court as well as on, is terrific. It shows in games. That was the explanation of Cincinnati’s 21-6 success right from the inside source—Head Coach Tay Baker. He neglected individuals by name simply because it was so fine a team effort. The balanced Bearcats have six men scoring in double figures, and opposing defenses geared to stop any one of them have failed for that very reason. There’s always been someone else to do the job, even from the bench. 325 A much tighter defense the second half of the season also figured importantly in the 'Cats' victorious ways. They won 12 of their last 14 contests, 11 in a row at one stretch before a four-point road setback. Baker liked to call his offense the quick bieak” because it was designed to score whenever the opportunity is there. The Bearcats will run if they can. but if the defense reacts to cut off the fast break. Cincy can move right into a disciplined pattern. The club's two seniors were the biggest scorers—6-8 center Jim Ard with a 19.2 scoring average and 6-0 guard Don Ogletree at 13.8. Both were third-year starters whose savvy has paid off handsomely this winter. Essentially gaining the experience of a starting role for the first time. Steve Wenderfer and Don Hess, both juniors and both 6-4. were at their best and steady the latter part of the campaign. The only rookie starter, 6-0 guard Charlie Snow, showed veteran poise and made key plays, though still learning. They were all bunched tight as scorers—Hess at 10.7, Wenderfer at 10.2, and Snow at 10.0 Actually, sixth man John Fraley, 6-5 sophomore forward, owns an 11.8 scoring mark and is a handy man to have putting the ball up. The Bearcats, as statistics show, were a good but not great shooting team. The team aspect was strikingly evident on defense, the 'Cats' area of greatest improvement. From the club that surrendered more than 100 points twice in the first month of the season, they developed into the outfit that allowed an average of 68 points over the last thirteen contests. Cincinnati usually used the man-for-man defense but occasionally turned to the press and zone. It was a team operation but. as experience would have it, Ard and Ogletree were very noticeable. Not an overpowering board team, Cincy nevertheless held its own. Ard was the key operative, particularly on the defensive board. Surprisingly for his slight size. Ogletree utilized his great spring and wiry finesse to grab his share, with strongman Hess scrapping for a number. In figures it was Ard at 15.2 rebounds per game, Ogletree at 7.1, and Hess at 6.4. The bench deserved no less credit for Cincy's earning an NIT bid. Besides Fraley, inside men Denny Bosse and Jack Ajzner performed well and the same was true of backcourt men Jerry Schmeider and Bob Schwallie. In an unpredictable beginning that was not expected, the Bearcats edged Miami and Dayton and outlasted Big Ten King Iowa (114-105), yet lost big to North Texas state and St. Joseph's (Pa.). The latter came in the first round of the Holiday Festival Tournament, but the 'Cats rebounded to capture fifth place with two follow-up wins. Then a pair of early January losses to Louisville and Drake, as it turned out, ended Missouri Valley Conference title hopes. But starting in mid-January the Bearcats put it CINCINNATI'S 1969-70 SUCCESS BASED ON BALANCE all together and reeled off eleven straight wins, almost all Missouri Valley foes, including Louisville at Louisville and MVC champ Drake. It's really a pleasure coaching this team, according to Baker. I wouldn’t have given a nickel for their chances of winning twenty games at the start of the year, but just look at them now. 326 1969 TRACK TEAM (7 3) UC OPPONENT 59 Cumberland 27 59 Indiana State 95 52i 2 Eastern Ky. . 84l 2 99 Earlham . . 45 61 Kent State . 33 61 Ball State . . 25 61 Miami . . . 85 114 Central State 49 114 Wilberforce . 13 104 Ball State . . 41 SWIMMING TEAM (7-7) VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM (4-6) UC OPPONENT 25 Indiana . . . . 88 47 Ohio State . . . 66 72 Bowling Green . 32 40 Ohio Univ. . . . 73 40 Southern III. . . 66 56 Eastern Mich. . 57 66 Western Mich. . 47 631 2 Miami • 491 2 63 Kenyon . . . . 41 48 Indiana State . 65 71 Loyola (III.) . . 31 69 Morehead . . . 34 36 Indiana . . . . 76 78 Notre Dame . . 35 WRESTLING TEAM (9-7-1) UC OPPONENT 15 Ohio Northern . . 15 31 Eastern Kentucky . 3 30 Dayton . 10 19 Morehead . . . . 14 20 Wabash .... . 14 22 Marshall .... . 12 14 West Virginia . . . 24 0 Kent State . . . . 34 20 Notre Dame . . . 13 14 Drake . 13 19 John Carroll . . . 17 8 Miami . 25 38 Tennessee . . . . 0 32 Anderson . . . . 6 14 Indiana Central . 22 5 Cleveland State . 32 6 Indiana State . . . . 34 1969 BASEBALL TEAM (18-14) UC OPPONENT 5 Michigan State ... 10 6 Miami (Fla.) .... 11 7 Michigan State... 9 5 Miami (Fla.) .... 8 3 Army............... 1 2 Michigan State . . 6 0 Miami (Fla.) .... 20 9 Michigan State... 6 4 Bowling Green ... 5 7 Miami (0.).......... 5 2 Hanover ........... 0 16 Hanover............. 2 7 Toledo.............. 0 10 Thomas More ... 0 2 Ohio State......... 3 0 Ohio State.......... 7 3 Ohio State......... 4 5 Xavier............. 3 13 Louisville.......... 1 13 Louisville......... 4 3 Louisville ..... 2 4 Ohio University . . 0 5 Thomas More ... 1 14 Bradley............ 5 3 Bradley............ 2 0 Bradley-........... 5 7 Ohio University . . 1 1 Xavier............. 0 2 Miami (0.)......... 4 3 Tulsa.............. 2 0 Tulsa...............11 9 Tulsa...............10 UC OPPONENT 11 West Virginia . . 57 26 William Mary . . 18 17 Xavier 14 6 Memphis State . . 52 21 Wichita State . . 14 24 Tulsa 40 30 North Texas . . . 31 31 Louisville .... 21 6 Ohio University . 46 20 Miami . 36 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM (2-2) UC OPPONENT 0 Dayton . 25 20 Ohio University . . 28 15 Miami . 7 22 Kentucky . . . . . 6 323 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM (13-2) FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM (12-3) UC 16 OPPONENT Central Michigan . . 46 17 Marshall . 44 23 Ohio State .... . 32 17 Morehead State . . 43 15 Bellarmine .... . 50 15 Cumberland . . . . 44 20 Kentucky .... . 43 15 Louisville .... . 50 31 Tennessee .... . 28 15 Central State . . . 47 22 Ohio State .... . 33 31 Ohio University . . 25 19 Indiana State . . . . 36 20 Ball State .... . 35 25 Miami . 32 1969 GOLF TEAM (9-3) UC OPPONENT 7 Indiana .... 11 15 John Carroll . . 3 12 Dayton 6 fVz Indiana State . 101 2 131 2 Eastern Illinois . 41 2 ll 2 Ball State . . . 61 2 13i 2 Eastern Kentucky 41 2 17 Xavier 1 17 Hanover . . . 1 171 2 Xavier 2 8 Ball State . . 10 15 Wabash .... 3 1969 TENNIS TEAM (8-14) UC OPPONENT 0 Furman...............9 1 Presbyterian .... 8 1 Ouke.................8 2 Ohio State...........7 4 East Carolina .... 5 5 Davidson.............4 3 Pfeiffer.............6 2 Bowling Green ... 7 8 Dayton...............1 3 Indiana State .... 6 8 Central Michigan . . 1 9 Centre...............0 6 Marshall.............3 0 Indiana..............9 9 Eastern Michigan . . 0 3 Eastern Kentucky . . 6 0 Ohio University ... 9 3 Eastern Kentucky . . 6 7 Miami................2 3 DePauw...............6 6 Earlham..............3 1 Ball State...........8 SCOREBOARDS UC OPPONENT 86 Thomas More . . . 67 83 Kentucky .... . 91 70 Louisville .... . 67 58 Miami . 67 100 Wright State . . . 55 87 Thomas More. . . 67 76 Dayton . 93 94 Mt. Sterling . . . 74 76 Miami . 72 84 Sullivan Bus. Col. . 68 86 Xavier . 83 100 West Virginia . . . 99 82 Louisville .... . 69 83 Xavier . 76 76 Dayton . 69 VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM (21-6) UC OPPONENT 99 MacMurray St. . 64 104 Indiana State . . 82 56 Miami 55 71 North Tex. St. . . 89 114 Iowa 105 64 Dayton 62 92 St. Joseph's (Pa.) 109 91 NYU 67 85 Boston College . 70 80 Stanford . . . . 76 78 Tulsa 74 63 Louisville . . . . 64 57 Drake 63 79 Bradley .... 64‘ 78 Memphis State 69 96 Wichita State . 78 83 St. Louis .... 58 84 North Tex. St. . 69 77 Memphis State 63 84 Wichita State . 57 72 Tulsa 68 85 Xavier 72 53 Louisville . . . 52 88 Drake 72 83 Bradley .... 87 94 St Louis . . . 79 67 Army (NIT) . . 72 329 CROSS COUNTRY The 1969 Cross Country team ended one of its most successful seasons with a fantastic showing at the NCAA meet at New York City. The harriers placed the Bearcats in a worthy 24th position. The youthful Bearcats compiled UC’s best-ever dual meet record with a 13-2 showing, won the Missouri Valley Con- ference Championship, and for the first time in U.C. history, the harriers beat the Miami runners in a dual meet. The NCAA meet, which climaxed the season, marked the first time any U.C. team has ever participated in the national finals and the first time this year that the Cats ran a six mile course. The outstanding runner was sophomore Dave Udovic. finishing 85th out of 254 runners. Coach Armor can only be hopeful about next year since all the runners will be back. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Front Row J. Slusser. Co Capt. S. Zoeller _ . . M. Rogers. Co-Capt. W. Roose D. Udovic j Boles R Roherts Back Row D. McCrone P. Armor. Head Coach l. Merholz j. Behrens J. Calloway. Grad. Asst. R. Stapleton d. Moody 330 GYMNASTICS GYMNASTICS TEAM Front Row G. Leibrock. Coach J. Metzger Back Row A. Shinn P. Glassman G.Johnson Coach Gary Leibrock doesn’t have much force on his small gymnastic team as the poor 0-9 showing indicates, but on an individual basis two U.C. acrobats can be depended upon to capture first place finishes: Paul Glassman and Jeff Metzger. Glassman captured seven first places this year and Metzger was a consistent first place finish- er for the Leibrock gymnasts. These two men to- gether with All Shinn will be the basis of next year’s team. A little depth and more members would go a long way on this enthusiastic team. Despite the falterings of this year’s team, there's hope for the future. The confidence the team expressed in their coach is the prime factor in foreseeing future success. 331 SWIMMING The U.C. mermen captured their eleventh straight MVC title at Peoria to climax a successful year under the superb direction of Coach Ray Lagaly. The three main reasons for this year’s success are Rick Goff, Denny Scheidt, and Butch Brick. The potential of these men is summed up in Coach Lagaly’s thoughts about the MVC weekend in Peoria: Seven or eight MVC records, one or two new school records, and an All-American would be a good climax for the year.” The 7-7 record is not bad when one considers that the swimming team faces the toughest schedule of any U.C. athletic team. With a large part of the team returning next year, the prospects for a good showing in the NCAA are excellent. SWIMMING TEAM Front Row K. Morrison R. Walk B. Brick, CoCapt. R. Lagaly. Head Coach D. Scheidt, Co-Capt. H. Schwartz G. Brauch Row Two M. Baker M. Kute J. Sheehy T. Colvin E. Pyle B. Orton V. Napoli Row Three S. Pyle R. Coors J. Mayer G. Bitzcnhofer B. Newman T. Huesken T. Keefe Row Four T. Schrocder R. Mecrcdy J. Sea vers H. Gottschang J. MacDonald Back Row B. Rader D. Murphy L. Gustafson B. McAndrews G. Christian R. Goff G. Wolf. Asst. Coach 332 WRESTLING WRESTLING TEAM Front Row R. Baird J. Poremba S. Fisher. Capt. V. Rinaldi K. Keller Row Two J. Mahan, Coach M. Soard T. Miller M. Saylor J. Hoibig F. Sberna T. Barrett G. Walker J. Presnell H. Maurer. Stu. Back Row K. Nave P. Neal D. Workman G. Miller 8. Lange T. Oblinger D. Burns Mg'- K. Bradley D. Wallace The Bearcat v restlers ended a fine season with a 9-6-1 record. Coach Jim Mahan, who took over, the team three years ago. has emphasized the neces- sity of a good recruiting program. He has carried out his objective well by two of his recruits be- coming assets for the team: Sophomore Gary Miller and Junior Vince Rinaldi. Injuries to 134-pounder Gary Miller were no help but Vince went on to post a commendable 9-6 record. Through half of the season the matmen were undefeated with good showings at both the Invitational meet at Georgia and the quadrangular encounter at Illinois State. 333 GOLF The Bearcat linksmen completed a successful campaign in many years compiling a 9-3 win-loss record. The prospects for the future are bright as the Cats lose only two top flight golfers. Ken Backus and Tom Whitelaw have each received three varsity letters. Backus, playing in the fourth position, completed the season with a fine .708 team overall percentage. Returning lettermen Geoff Hensley. Dave Lundy. Phil Gaiblc. Bill Kirkham and Bill Birch will be counted on to bolster the team to a better season next year. With Coach Schwarberg recruiting outstanding local golfers and other non-letter returnees, who will add depth to next year's squad, the Cats have a team that will keep U.C. Golf on the top. GOLF TfcAM Front Row G. Hensley B. Birch D. Lundy B. Schwarberg. Coach M. Voss T. Whitelaw, Co-Capt. Back Row B. Hawkins B. Kirkham P. Gaible K. Backus, Co-Capt 334 BASEBALL BASEBALL TEAM Front Row S. Stewart J. Cassis, Quad-Capt. S. Certo, Quad-Capt. G. Sample. Head Coach J. Nageleisen, Quad-Capt. H. Camp, Quad-Capt. S. Neugebauer Row Two J. Fisher, Stud. Mgr. H. Glover T. Chtebeck G. Smith 0. Bouldin T. Neville G. Wilkins H. Newstate. Asst. Coach Row Three A. Mackey J. Voegclc M. Pastura R. DcFelicc B. Raible A. Ramsey P. Eagan J. Monahan Row Four C. Wheat J. Williams R. Grayson G. Thompson T. Cadle D. NaRel D. Good Back Row J. Stadtmiller, Grad. Asst. B. Kennedy T. Miller G. Miller R. Gall B. Stoll W. Brown J. Lowcnbraun A tremendous hitting attack and strong fielding allowed the Bearcats to post a season’s record of eighteen wins and fourteen losses. The season was very successful as the squad just missed the Mis- souri Valley Conference Crown. Omitting the Florida trip which served as spring training for the Cats, their record was a 16-8 win-loss showing with win- ning streaks of five and eight games. U.C. was victorious over its traditional foes: Xavier. Miami, and Ohio University. Senior Jim Mageleisen led the team with an average of .371 and senior Hodie Camp was the power hitter on the team with a batting average of .357. Excellent players like Hank Glover and Rick DeFelice will both be back to bolster next year's team effort. A fine young pitching staff, led by Bruce Raible. Jim Williams, and Gary Wilkins, will aid the team in the future. 335 TENNIS Coach Morris’s first year with the Cats had to be disappointing as the team's performance was less than tremendous. The final record was eight wins and fourteen losses. As Coach Morris stated, this year was expected to be a year of learning since the team included four freshmen and two sophomores: but inexperience was fatal. The Bearcats won five games at home and they did well at the Huskie Invitational finishing second, but beyond that victories for the Cats are few. Arlo Van Denover led the team playing the number one spots in both singles and doubles for the year, while Geoff Crawford finished his career at U.C. by winning 8 of 22 singles matches. With the experience the Cats gained this past season. Coach Morris is confident next year will be better. TENNIS TEAM J. Dreier A. VanDenover Front Row L. Patton T. Minter S. Handler Back Row B. Wauligman G. Tremblay R. Lague G. Crawford 336 TRACK TRACK TEAM Front Row J. Wagner J. Ellis T. Bailey J. Calloway, Capt. P. Armor, Head Coach C. Hunsaker, Grad. Asst. 0. Rothfuss, Asst. Coach T. Duffcy J. Slusser Row Two M. Rogers D. Mock C. Davis T. Hower W. McConnell S. Stargcl B. Dern G. Kleier M. Weiscnborn Row Three D. Udovic B. Shulman E. Williamson G. Sweitzer S. Zoeller J. Robinson R. Schupp B. Schnecker Back Row C. Abrams S. Peritz J. Schubert R. Roberts R. Breedlove J. Power G. Hamper The Bearcat cindermen completed one of their finest seasons in years by compiling a seven wins, three losses record. Coach Paul Armor commented on the season this way, “It wasn’t too bad considering the teams we ran against.” The Most Valuable Player of the squad was Jim Calloway who held the U.C. record in the half-mile and the mile. Other veteran stars who will be lost to graduation are Chuck Roberts. Terry Bailey, and Jean Ellis. The thin- clads arc basically a young team, though, and Mike Weisenborn, John Wajuer and Dave Udovic are only several of the younger tracksters who are expected to carry the Cats in the future. These men behind stars like Scott Stargel and Bob Brickway make Bearcat track prospects very bright. 337 IFC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Bill Mulvihill President Dave Lehman Vice President Dave Leopold Recording Secretary Glenn Abel Chuck Ballard Treasurer Corresponding Secretary Rick Hopple Memberat-Large 340 INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL 1. D. Leopold, Corr. Sec. 19. R. Boddager 2. C. 8allard, Rcc. Sec. 20. R. Legue 3. B. Mulvihill, Pres. 21. M. Wilkes 4. R. Hopple. Member At 22. P. Strange Large 23. T. Garvin 5. F. Cagnetti. Treas. 24. C. Kazmicrski 6. D. Lehman, V. Pres. 25. J. Anderson 7. S. Gentry 26. D. Adavasio 8. B. Montgomery 27. L.Jackson 9. T. Estep 28. B. Banks 10. M. HaverKamp 29. D. Ammon 11. A. Wyckoff 30. J. Miller- 12. K. Faller 31. S. Slater 13. B. McClure 32. D. Lester 14. A. Tate 33. R. Ortner 15. T. Humes 34. M. Price 16. B. Barker. Adv. 35. T. Limmel 17. L. Hug 36. D. Main 18. E. Campbell 37. B. Peterson 341 PANHELLENIC COUNCIL 1. R. Newman 11. K. Kearns 21. D. Moser. Adv. 2. J. Lewin 12. S. Hock 22. S. Warther 3. J. Smith 13. B. Dinecn. See. 23. L. Schmidt 4. S. Schaufuss 14. M. Kessler, Pres. 24. S.Jones 5. J. Armstrong 15. C. Shuttlesworth 25. A Wcpplcr 6. H. Stiel 16. M. Shrcve 26. P. Meckstroth 7. J. Stautzenbach 17. M. Hartsock 27. D. Darling 8. L- Gordon 18. R. Chalk 28. K. Bender 9. T. Lacarnera 19. E. Murphy. Treas. 29. S. Hirsch 10. B.Jones 20. C. Eilberg, V. Pres. 30. C. Burns 31. N. Fox 342 ACACIA Evans Dorfman Flaugher Montgomery, Pres. Hanauer, V. Pres. Noc Morgan Kurrc Doodle, Housemother White Matheny Roy Rouse Koefler 8 J. 10 11 12 13 14 343 344 ALPHA CHI OMEGA 1. C. Converse 16. D. Todd 31. B. Todd 2. N. Wiethe. V. Pros. 17. J. Stober. See. 32. C. Miller 3. P. Wieland 18. J. Altenbach 33. K. Russell 4. M. Menges 19. G. Holzman 34. M. Patyrak 5. D. Knauft 20. J. McGinnis 35. B. Cain 6. J. Mitchell 21. L. Roos 36. S. Amann 7. C. Guthrie 22. C. Becker 37. P. Thieman 8. J. Brater 23. P. Atwood 38. L. Sponzilli 9. S. Schaufuss 24. L. Pies 39. N. Heuck 10. L. Wittkamper 25. 0. Meyer 40. K. Field 11. M. Spaulding. V. Pres. 26. J. Schuster 41. G. Staub 12. C. Hettinger 27. S. Perkinson 42. L. Oougan 13. P. Hadley 28. C. Rabanus 43 C. Gerber 14. S. Wilde 29. S. Printy 44. J. Siemer 15. J. Maier 30. B. Dinccn. Prcs. 345 ALPHA DELTA PI 1. J. Schinner 16. L. Burch 31. M. Sollinger 2. C. Baucr 17. K. Ostendorf 32. G. Wiemer 3. G. Kaiser 18. S. Kaplin 33. C. Reynolds 4. D. Young 19. M. Hala 34. M. Roman 5. C. Willen 20. B. Ferrarelli 35. M. Smith 6. C. Daum 21. K. Volck 36. B. Bauer, Pres. 7. P. McCoppin 22. M. Baucr 37. M. Rocklin 8. M. Champion 23. J. Brokamp 38. B. Vockell 9. C. Ruthemcyer. Exec. V. Pres. 24. J. Evers 39. J. Sansone 10. G. Schulten, Corr. See. 25. S. Warley 40. T. Schira 11. H. Brenner. Rec. See. 26. C. Rcckman 41. B. Bohl 12. J. Ingram 27. G. Wrassman 42. A. Seals 13. J. Meckstroth 28. K. Connelly 43. E. Murphy 14. J. Sellman 29. J. Briede 44. V. Ghearing 15. L. Schocttelkottc 30. L. Nolan 45. J. Lewin 346 347 Mon 348 ALPHA EPSILON PI 1. L. Appel 8. G. Witkin 15. K. Seelig 2. J. Kahn 9. P. Priesand 16. S. Kan off 3. W. Greenberg 10. D. Hallett 17. D. Casper, V. Pres. 4. M. Pinsky 11. R. Lawrence 18. H. Feldman. Scribe 5. S. Buyer 12. S. Lchrcr 19. L. Abel 6. P. Staadeker 13. M. Sigman 20. R. Wellinton 7. M. Greenberg. Pres. 14. R. Shapiro 21. R. Budd 349 1. A. Jacobs. Alpha Gam Man 2. J. Armstrong. Pres. 3. G. Pitts, V. Pres. 4. E. Kirley. V. Pres. 5. L. Kluener, Rush Chrm. 6. S. Hennessy. Membership Chrm. 7. M. Frantz 8. S. Salzman 9. K. Kirley. Sec. 10. C. Fuss, Panhell. Delegate 11. L. Baumgartner, Activities Chrm, 12. L. Lantry 13. J. Read 14. L. Perry 15. J. Levy 16. E. Anderson 17. L. Bassler 18. D. Forster 19. E. Burk, House Chrm. 20. R. Weisskopf 350 1. B. Wehr 21. M. Willet 2. T. Reed. Soc. Chrm. 22. C. 8arbcr 3. N. Schunk 23. N. Mclnerny 4. C. Thoma 24. D. Elsbrock 5. K. Ludwig 25. D. Reid 6. J. Kuhn 26. K. Heming 7. M. Schmudde 27. B. Harris 8. S. lori 28. M. Kroeger 9. B. Eislager 29. K. Wittaker 10. L. Gcrwick. Treas. 30. J. Rumpke 11. J. Erwin 31. L. Huelsman, V. Pres. 12. D. Heck, Rec. See. 32. K. Souders, Pres. 13. D. Gilpin 33. C. Schroder 14. B. Bonhaus 34. C. OeJaco 15. T. Frank 35. T. Smith 16. C. Stcffer 36. J. Schwier 17. D. Haller 37. R. Rupp. Corr. See. 18. M. Goodbody 38. L. Martin 19. G. Groppe 39. K. Hannan 20. J. Lambers 351 ALPHA OMEGA ALPHA SIGMA PHI 352 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. S. Saloman. Pres. H. Rosenblum, Treas. B. Smith V. McFaddin N. Pooler M. Allen, V. Pres. K. Penkal A. Lee D. Brettschneider C. Kreiji. Sweetheart J. Boersma D. Schock A. Jacobs 353 354 ALPHA TAU OMEGA Front Row V. Madole. Sweepstakes Gril M. Price. President L. DcBrosse, Sweetheart Row Two R. Lancaster P. Felming B. Dickerson, V. Pres. E. Ziegenhardt, Treas. R. Bcrtacchi K. Deck S. Bull Row Three T. Freese J. Fritz, Sec. S. Pollock J. Friday Row Four Row Seven T. Grote G. Stafford D. Ho G. Wooddell M. Grodi J. Wormus M. Hail G. Finn D. Kellermeier B. Goat Row Five D. Eubank P. Boone H. Elstrod H. Mother Back Row T. Kissel G. Shoes L. Lemmens A. Palmer J. Jetzger M Box J. Miller Walls B. Obermeyer T. Currin Row Six B. Krogh J. Obermeyer R. Paxton D. Waller H. Rice J. Schulten Roof B. Phelps T. Griffith G. Rosenbcrger D. Richardson 355 ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA 1. V. Beard 2. J. Walker 3. F. Sandifer 4. G. Owens 5. D. Stevenson 6. C. Shuttlesworth 7. M. Moore 8. C. Kearney 9. J. Dawson 10. J. Gaincs 11. L. Carr 12. S. Hendricks 13. T. Quick 356 1. J. Back 12. J. Spangenberg 2. J. Brocklehurst 13. S. Milan 3. S. Hayes 14. J. Rowan 4. C. Gcraci 15. D. Davis 5. L. Raney 16. K. Doran 6. Mom Sherman 17. S. Nivin 7. T. Sciarra 18. M. Galembo 8. W. Kelsey 19. A. Moritz 9. V. McDonald 20. J. Gratsch 10. M. Mattio 21. G. Dulli 11. S. Williams 22. B. Jones 1. P. Kendrick 13. J. Anderson, Pres. 25. N. Wilson 2. J. Kodros 14. B. McClure, Treas. 26. K. Travis 3. B. Worthington 15. A. Tate 27. D. Kocpke 4. 8. Buckingham 16. C. Bohn 28. B. Barsahn 5. R. Gall 17. R. Hensley 29. M. Paul 6. B. Taylor 18. T. Collins 30. R. Hostem 7. R. Clark 19. M. Pace 31. D. Lindenbaum 8. J. Bohn 20. S. Bloom 32. S. Carmichael 9. T. Hardwick 21. D. Good 33. G. Vickers 10. C. Wheat 22. S. King 34. C. Wilson 11. T. Nowlin, Rec. Sec. 23. L. Trowbridge 35. B. Alberts 12. D. Juergens, V. Pres. 24. B. Black 36. B. Brickweg 37. M. Driver 358 BETA THETA PI 1. R. Gosney 2. D. Danzel 3. B. Swartzel 4. M. Seghi 5. S. Carson 6. J. Apgar 7. D. Farmer 8. C. Raming 9. B. Kirfcham 10. P. Soule 11. B. McClure 12. I. Alcorn, Housemother 1. E. Craible 15. N. Lee 29. K. Stillwell 2. M. Kershner 16. S. VanArnum 30. P. Smith 3. L. Schmidt 17. L. Lehmann. Personnel 31. H. Kleine 4. A. Stief 18. J. Stautzenbach, Pres. 32. K. McGinty 5. R. Richley 19. J. Martz 33. S. Ensminger 6. M.Jacoby 20. J. Allen 34. B. VanOrsdel 7. M. Whittaker 21. J. Cole. Rush 35. B. Stewart 8. P Seta 22. A. Robinson 36. M. Ferrante 9. 8. Stokes 23. D. Haugh 37. G. Albers 10. K. Leonard 24. D. Darling 38 K. Morgan, Corr. Sec. 11. D. Schneider, V. Pres. 25. T. Doyle 39. N. Simmerman 12. S. Seta 26. L. Frazier 40. G. Ruehlmann 13. K. Hanoi 27. K. Rawlings. Pledge Trainer 41. J. Rishel 14. R. Dernitroff 28. S. Blakely 42. J. Acschendorf 43. A. Lehmann 360 DELTA DELTA DELTA 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. K. Bender, Pres. G. Washburn D. Hopper T. Moore P. Coyle M. Gau D. Luggen, Chaplain H. Moore J. Kroger C. Calhoun C. McClure H. Wilson. V. Pres. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. J. Mysonheimer J. Porter B. Schaffer C. Koenig C. Cams B. Ballou C. Crompton C. Uible S. Flamm E. Bilski R. Shaffer A. Reeves C. Berghausen 26. C. Smith 27. M. McCrae 28. B. Rutherford 29. M. Cassady 30. P. Jones 31. L. Vonderahe 32. C. Carlson 33. Mom Monsey 34. P. Anness 35. P. Cunningham 36. A. Small 37. C. Chester Missing: Everybody el« 362 DELTA SIGMA THETA 1. C. Johnson 2. E. Harrison 3. J. Amos 4. B. Bacchus, Treas. 5. G. Miree, V. Pres. 6. E. Hawkins 7. N. Fox, Pres. 363 DELTA TAU DELTA 1. M. Wilkes. Pres. 15. M. Miller 30. 2. R. Schultz 16. J. McDaniel 31. 3. S. Harmon 17. G. 8raden 32. 4. T. Ebright 18. G. Dixon 33. 5. E. Cari 19. G. Pancero 34. 6. T. Crawford 20. L. Fredericks 35. 7. C. Razor 21. M. Martin 36. 8. R. Lague 22. M. Shanley 37. 9. B. Kobet 23. J. Bonn 38. 10. C. Hacker 24. A. Anderson 39. 11. K. Valentine 25. D. Frey 40. 12. R. Bodager 26. T. Moore 41. 13. B. Ferguson 27. G. Keferl 42. 14. F. Steiner. V. Pres. 28. 8. Jeffcott. Treas. 43. 29. D. Boggs 44. Mom Sawyer. House Mother T. Humes J. Wisby L. Lcath G. Braden S. Schlegal J. Purcell M. Vallery T. Nash. Corr. See. B. Ferguson J. Kormos M. Zcchar R. Wendelken G. Wiley P. Hartsock 364 365 1. S. Conan. Jr. 2. B. Foreman 3. A. Colvard, Jr., Sec. 4. 6. Hood 5. A. Johnson. Jr. 6. L. Jackson, Jr., Pres. 7. C. Dixon, Reporter 8. B. Bell. V. Pres. 9. D. Turner 10. R. Wynn, Jr., Dean of Pledges 11. L. CIIHIon 12. R. Roberts, Jr. 13. S. Richardson 14. G. Thomas 366 KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 1. R. Carter 16. J. Ambrosius 31. G. Mikesell 46. J. Goodman 2. P. Robinson 17. M.Johnson 32. B. Brosc 47. K. Brevik 3. C. Baughman 18. T. LaCamera 33. L. Holup 48. B. Katusik 4. M. Rooney 19. L. Frial 34. V. Foley 49. D. Stole 5. S. Robertstone 20. B. McGowan 35. T. Pcsk 50. G. Longeway 6. P. Thomas 21. A. Hines 36. M. Schulkers 51. T. Kisker 7. S. Learey 22. T. LaCamera 37. D. Wetankamp 52. N. Garretson 8. T. Snyder 23. G. Algyre 38. K. Parchman 53. P. Clevenger. Pledge Chrm. 9. C. Dusterberg 24. L. Sheridan 39. D. Bolder 54. A. Mahony 10. T. Scheve 25. P. Kayser 40. Mrs. Evans. Housemother 55. J. Duwert 11. C. Chapman 26. K. O'Toole 41. A. Blocksem 56. S. Lemon, V. Pres. 12. S. Gilmore 27. B. Fisk 42. J. Deatrick, Pres. 57. J. Jennings 13. P. Schoettinger 28. K. Welker 43. S. Hurst 58. S. Schilot 14. C. Dolehi 29. C. Boves 44. D. Pace 59. M. Shreve. Treas. 15. M. Veser 30. P. Borman 45. J. Johnson 1. L. Krapp 14. P. Schmidt 27. V. Sinclair 2. A. Kearsey 15. L. Bock 28. E. Rusk 3. R. Ruthven 16. S. Wardlaw. V. Pres. 29. E. Tecoma 4. J. Govler 17. D. Toll 30. M. Krause 5. H. Sticl 18. D. Reed 31. K. VanHoose 6. S. Studt, Rec. Sec. 19. D. Kump 32. J. Bunker 7. D. Darling. Pres. 20. C. Royer 33. B. Scibcl 8. M. Klekamp. Treas. 21. M. McKccvcr 34. E. Bmstadt 9. K. Carter 22. J. McGrane. Corr. Sec. 35. K. O'Dell 10. L. Lamb 23. J. Gucnthner 36. M. Schutte 11. P. Drake 24. S. McFall 37. K. Fleischman 12. K. Van de Vrande 25. A. Maddux 38. K. Page 13. J. Freytag 26. B. Scott 39. J. Henn 40. M. Ripley 368 KAPPA DELTA 370 1. S. Mulvaney 14. P. Copeland 27. L. Young 2. P. Williams 15. S. Morand 28. J. Moerlein 3. K. Mulvaney 16. J. Gordon 29. K. Rupe 4. T. Haney 17. S. Grunkemeyer 30. S. Huwel 5. A. Wcppler. Pre$. 18. T. Wilfong 31. C. Smith 6. V. Peter 19. K. Anton 32. K. Meyer 7. P. Meckstroth 20. N. Murrah 33. V. Petit 8. J. Kramer 21. N. Gcbhart. Trcos. 34. L. Hall. Editor 9. C. Oliver 22. J. Hoeltke, Sec. 35. M. Hartsock 10. M. Morel 23. C. Greenlee 36. M. Hobson 11. A. Morse 24. M. McGuff 37. B. Sheeran. V. Pres. 12. C. Bitzer 25. S. Weitzel 38. S. Zeller 13. S. Kohrman 26. C. Rohr 39. L. Bloebaum LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 372 1. D. Sinck 2. S. Franzreb 3. J. Klapp 4. T. Jones 5. P. Harritos 6. P. Fleming 7. A. Wyckoff 8. 6. Kolentse 9. M. Newdow 10. B. Gilkey 11. F. Herman 12. F. Cagnetti 13. A. Probasco 14. B. McAndrews 15. S. Bordorioro 16. V. Rinaldi 17. S. Fisher 18. 8. White 19. C. Ross 20. F. Davis 21. J. Connor 22. J. Murphy 23. M. Eckcrson 24. J. Kuyper 25. G. Pease 26. D. McNobb 27. B. Redella 28. D. Maccarone 29. B. Maujer 30. J. Doyle 31. R. Ortncr 32. R. Schmiedeker 33. S. Muhlhauscr 34. G. Walker 35. T. Pickrel 36. G. Garland 37. U. Schneider 38. L. Murray 39. S. Stratford 373 374 PHI DELTA THETA 1. J. McErlane 14. F. Kochritz 26. C. Connor 2. C. Bennett 15. C. Luke 27. P. Dickenson 3. C. Fisher 16. M. Albers, First 28. D. Lester. Pres 4. S. White Asst. House Mother 29. B. Arrigo 5. N. Vail 17. R. Spichcr 30. J. Curley 6. 6. Smith 18. G. Adams 31. M. Becher 7. R. Logsten 19. E. Free 32. B. Klar 8. H. Jeffries 20. R. Rhuel 33. B. Difore 9. J. Folger 21. R. Banzaff 34. C. Jennings 10. S. Sheridan 22. J. Horshel 35. J. Moustafla 11. S. Slater 23. J. Smiley 36. R. Provost 12. H. Soltaw 24. M. Falhnee 37. J. Shottenger 13. Watch Dog Bennett 25. 8. Mmturn 38. S. Fichtner 375 PHI GAMMA DELTA 1. D. Adovosio. Pres. 13. K. Ishmael 2. J. Hurwitz, Treas. 14. B. Shimler 3. L. Sprague. Rec. See. 15. J. Marland 4. M. Flanagan. Corr. Sec. 16. K. Hopper 5. C. Dewitt. Historian 17. B. Cande 6. B. Bauer 18. M Fcgley 7. S. Nussrallah 19. D. Podway 8. S. Hart 20. B. Lamar 9. R. Walk 21. M. . Glick 10. B. Ziegler 22. F. Rowland 11. D. Hemmer 23. B. Held 12. J. Caruso 376 to aC E. Rosen J. Pines M. Goldstein, Rcc. Sec. E. Heller C. Rosenberg L. Gordon H. Bailcn I. Hiller A. Copperman E. Gerber J. Zipperstein C. Gittelman P. Drogy W. Shanker 21 E. V olf C. Lessing J. Neurman W. Schneideer J. Weingarten G. Levy E. Kacen M. Demb C. Rose R. Newman, Pres 12 22 WA 13 23 14 24 J. Goodman S. Davis J. Goldberg M. Meyers R. Saks 0. Loeb IS 25 16 26 17 27 18 28 19 29 r— 10 20 30 , � O- 3 7 7 r v r - S' sA i fi Q$ 378 11. R. Whiting 12. M. Scars 13. C. Schkabla 14. J. Lawson 15. S. Fitzer 16. R. Basile 17. L. Maxwell 18. F. Swaisgood 19. B. Juhasz 20. J. Short 21. T. Grear 22. F. Shiefer 23. J. Huseman 24. D. Lammcrt 25. B. Brinkman 26. E. Campbell 27. D. Haase 28. D. Keyser 29. B. Done PHI KAPPA TAU v 1. D. Bear 2. T. Jeffe 3. B. Mille 4. E. Case 5. W. Ham 6. B. Mille 7. D. Berr 8. W. Krus 9. K. Falle 10. L. Assal 379 08£ PHI KAPPA THETA 1. J. Fedasch 26. 2. D. Klonne 27. 3. M. Beumer 28. 4. J. Lowder 29. 5. K. Fromm 30. 6. P. Dumphy 31. 7. E. Boarder 32. 8 D. Workman 33. 9. M. Siefert 34. 10. J. Pandzik 35. 11. B. Yoo 36. 12. S. Eisenhauer 37. 13. D. Hoffman 38. 14. P. Me Dole 39. 15. G. Winters 40. 16. P. Gallagher 41. 17. P. Blessing 42. 18. B. Thomas 43. 19. A. Brune 44. 20. B. Leteria 45. 21. M. Rollage 46. 22. D. Zihlman 47. 23. J. Mathieu 48. 24. L Kocpfle 49. 25. C. Dinapoli 50. L. Stono R. Brinkmeyer J. Cygan B. Kellison J. Lohbeck D. Rouster B. Poremba C. Schwegeman J. Aiigeier L. Barnes, Sweetheart B. Ginandt T. Cast D. Pancost S. Wessels R. Jaspers E. Gast B. Hart P. Looney J. Kemen T. Waide S. Merz R. Willhide B. Fussinger. Treas. M. Fischer B. Peterson, Pres. 1. D. Macejko, V. Pres. 2. T. Forte 3. S. Wessels 4. D. Landen 5. P. Adams 6. B. Skillman 7. G. Griewe 8. D. Kohne 9. D. Desserick 10. K. Fromm 11. B. Leteria 12. C. Brookhart 13. B. Taylor 381 1. J. Conn 20. D. Franecki 2. D. Musto 21. J. Ensminger 3. R. Motz 22. J. Effman 4. J. Claypoole 23. J. Zaiser 5. B. Wintersteen 24. D. Newhouse 6. B. Needham 25. B. Hoeb 7. T. Freidman 26. Buchholz 8. M. Gaito 27. S. Biser 9. F. Shannon 28. D. Thomas 10. D. Sauve, Faculty Adv. 29. G. Kleier 11. J. Hollback 30. J. Reichart 12. J. Burch 31. D. Ammon 13. G. Cox 32. B. Bayuk 14. R. Seibel 33. M. McGowan 15. B. Dicke 34. G. Thompson 16. L. Van Derzee 35. D. Arnold 17. D. Shank 36. C. Lay 18. 19. W. Bishop M. Deaton 37. Mr. Pike Dog 382 383 1. B. Geislcr 2. B. Banks 3. L. Bradford 4. 8. Maney 5. B. Tennant 6. W. Bishop 7. L. Van Derzer 8. N. Gentry 9. j. Zaiser 10. R. Motz 11. C. Hemming 12. D. Thomas 13. S. Clifford 14. D. Todd 15. J. Mitchell 16. B. Buchholtz 17. L Sponzillie 18. S. lensch 19. D. Franecki 20. M. Serrianne 21. S. Bisek 22. D. Stanhope 23. J. Bodey 24. D. Stanhope 23. J. Bodey 24. A. Von Speigelfield 25. K. Kellerman 26. P. Van Meter 27. G. Kleier PI KAPPA ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 1. L. Kennedy 13. J. 2. D. Baum 14. J. 3. R. Hopple. Pres. 15. S. 4. M. Anderson 16. F. 5. R. Wheeler 17. R. 6. M. Warner 18. C. 7. G. Nyktas. Treas. 19. 8. 8. J. Hcikes 20. T. 9. B. Baum, V. Pres. 21. E. 10. B. Shank 22. J. 11. J. Wood burn 23. J. 12. K. Monahan 24. S. Koenig 25. B. Robinson Miller 26. J. Barrett, Sec. Avery 27. T. Rogers Wymore 28. J. Griffith Kimbler 29. E. Kunzel Mitchell 30. S. McClary Karas 31. D. Seitz Blocher 32. F. Poppers Fox 33. J. Nippert Eaton 34. B. McElminney Davidson 35. D. Sheehy Leininger 36. L. Pratt 384 SIGMA ALPHA MU 1. G. Rosenberg 14. 2. I. Grubrnan. See. 15. 3. M. Cohen 16. 4. G. Sicgal 17. 5. A. Radmin 18. 6. S. Moke 19. 7. P. Ittlernan 20. 8. S. Samuels 21. 9. J. Aszner 22. 10. P. Levy 23. 11. M. Fogel 24. 12. H. Leopold 25. 13. B. Chapman 26. 27. N. Regberg C. Carlson J. Schnure R. Ash D. Leopold. V. Pres. R. Neurman Z. Morganstein L. Davidson. Prcs. B. Bardot B. Blumenthal M. Slutzky M. Weiner P. Klein T. Zale 386 SIGMA NU 1. R. Vaughan 10. D. Daum 2. T. Van Schaik 11. P. Galbraith 3. C. Engle 12. R. Portner 4. B. Meily 13. C. Oberting 5. J. 8rock 14. T. Estep 6. T. Wolanski 15. S. Gentry 7. D. Zimmerman 16. L. Artman 8. B. Strautman 17. L. Campbell 9. S. Schultz 18. J. Campbell SIGMA CHI 1. S. Conway 2. L. Sharfenberger 3. N. Olmstcad 4. N. Pies 5. D. Cleary 6. T. Wissman 7. E. Nare 8. R. Wilhelm 9. T. Fischesser 10. B. Schildknect 12. B. Welch. Pres. 13. M. May 14. E. Wright 15. B. Nicklas 16. E. Soergel 17. J. Piper 18. B. Brown 19. M. Kute 20. A. Dieckcman 21. J. Bischoff J. Rote 11. M. Altenbach, Sweetheart 22. 388 SIGMA DELTA TAU 390 V. 1. R. Poger 14. M. Pittleman. Scholarship Chrm. 2. S. Litvak 15. S. Tapper 3. S. Tandan, Pledge Trainer 16. M. Tanncnbaum 4. M. Wlllins 17. B. Macknin 5. S. Barnet 18. F. Silverman, House Mother 6. L Katz 19. L. Benton, Corr. Sec. 7. J. Meltzcr 20. M. Lessam, Treas. 8. N. Kirschenbaum 21. B. Fogel 9. R. Levin 22. M. Grad, House President 10. A. Meltzer 23. J. Litvak 11. F. Jones 24. L. Salzman, Rush Chrm. 12. J. Berger 25. K. Wolf 13. C. Polsky 26. S. Hirsch, Pres. SIGMA PHI EPSILON 392 1. 0. Varner. Treas. 13. J. Schubert 25. J. Fisher 2. M. Schoettelkottc 14. C. Jarvis 26. D. Meister 3. D. Pcrilman 15. T. Lccson 27. R. Carter 4. C. Ziegler 16. L. Hamby 28. J. Amos 5. M. Heisel 17. J. Knapp 29. J. Baker 6. 0. Burdick 18. T. Saul. Rec. Sec. 30. J. Day 7. J. Carpenter 19. B. Mulvihill 31. R. Fleming. V. Pres. 8. T. Timmel. Pres. 20. J. Abend 32. S. Ludwig 9. S. Evans 21. G. Vogel 33. L. Kuzma 10. T. Shultheis 22. D. Hoak. Chaplain 34. D. Levine 11. P. Feibelman 23. J. Kendrick 35. D. Fatica 12. R. Push 24. K. Shepard. Sec. 36. D. Mulvihill 393 394 TAU KAPPA EPSILON 1. K. Webb 2. 6. Town ley 3. M. Corson 4. G. Chalfant 5. D. Dusthimer 6. B. Suhr 7. L Hug 8. r Kees 9. A. Dine 10. R. Lingo 11. G. Seuffer 12. J. Rover 13. G. Jaspers 14. A. Piotroski 15. M. Nelson 395 THETA CHI 1. R. McCandles 2. D. Huffman 3. D. Amlung 4. J. Lippcrt 5. G. Nickum 6. P. Warren 7. D. Bogart 8. R. Szubski 9. G. Conrad 10. G. Frembark 11. J. Rutter 12. D. Acomb 13. D. Manne 14. D. Koll 15. L. McNeilan 16. W. Butz 17. M. Kall 18. H. Acciani 19. R. Freudenburg 20. D. Nagcl 21. M. Murtaugh 22. B. Wicks 23. J. Riley 24. G. Cox 25. C. Galton 26. J. Powers 27. J. Lugobardo 28. A. Slunir 29. N. Noble 30. D. Main 31. T. Jones 32. Mrs. Lange 33. S. Wooley 34. J. Thompson 35. C. Osborn 36. M. Thompson 37. B. Wall 38. M. Thompson 39. G. Ambrug 40. D. Tewel 41. D. Sweet 42. D. Doyle 43. D. Nickerson 44. T. Huzella 45. S. Mann 46. Ox 396 ALPHA DELTA EPSILON THETA PHI ALPHA 398 1. S. Owens 15. D. Banjavic 30. E. Grogan 2. M. Strasser 16. D. Scanlon 31. D. Dreyer 3. H. Harrington 17. J. Krammer 32. S. McGonegle 4. T Maley 18. C. Cahalan 33. N.Jacob 5 C. Wall 19. S. Grogan 34. J. Jacobs 6. L. Slucki 20. B. Bennie 35. K. Grady 7. S. 8ay 21. S. Hein 36. N. Dorward 8. Mom Goodwin, 22. M. Burke 37. L. Busma Housemother 23. M. Rabc 38. B. Henz 9. C. Burns, Pres. 24. P. Cahalan 39. J. Senft 10. S. Gaible 25. S. Hollmcycr 40. M. Muehlenkamp 11. 8. Tateman 26. S. Kling 41. J. Muehlenkamp 12. L. Engler 27. K. 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Stu. Adv. Thomas Mischell, BBA Accounting, Cincinnati. 0.; I K© (Treas ). BAS'. Intramurals. James Mistretta, BA History. Vineland, N.J. David Mitchell, BS Pharmacy. Cincinnati. 0.. SAE. Douglas Moehring, BS Pharmacy. Cincinnati. O. Robert Mollcran, BBA Accounting. Cincinnati. O.; BAY. Intramurals Marianne Mongon. BS Elemoniary Education. Cincinnati. O.; © A. Cin- cinnatian Beauty. Oerby Day Queen. June Monroe. BS Medical Technology. Southgate. Ky. Michael Montgomery, ASSOC. Liberal Arts. Cleveland. O: A-bA, UBA. Track. Thomas Moon. BEA Radio-TV. Dayton, O ; PTA. WFIB (Sta. Mgr ). Thomas Moon. BS Mechanical Engineering. Cincinnati. O.; SAE. ASME. Sister Catherine Moore, 8S Nursing, Cincinnati. O James Moore, BS Mechanical Engineering, Urbans. O : ASME. SAC. Therete Moore, Assoc. Medical Secretary. Cincinnati. O.; Modern Dance Croup. Alfred Morgan, Assoc. General Business. Cincinnati. O. James Morgan, BS Pharmacy. Cincinnati. O.; Acacia. APhA. Regeana Morgan, Assoc. General Business. Cincinnati. O. Paul Morrin. BS Electrical Engineering. Cincinnati. 0.; IECE Judith Morrison, BS Elementary Education. Cincinnati. O.; YEA. Carl Mosbaugh, BS Administrative Management. Cincinnati. O. Paul Motz, BS Administrative Management. Cincinnati. O. Daniel Muchmorc. BS Pharmacy. Cincinnati. O.; RGP. Marilyn Mueller, BM Voice Education. Cincinnati. O.; ZTA. AO V. Pres) Mummers. Xavier Player . Marilyn Mueller, 8A History. Cincinnati. O.; XO. Timothy Mueller, BS Mathematic . Cincinnati. O. Maura Muething, BS Education. BA History. Dayton. O.; H4-A, Home coming. Women's Adv., WHC. Dalu Mulvaney, 88A Management. Cincinnati. O. William Mulvihill, BBA Marketing. Cincinnati. O.; X-bE. SS. Metro. Cin- cinnatus. Bus Adm Tnb (Pres.). Greek Week, IFC (Pres.), Jr. Class Cabinet. Karl Mundey, BS Civil Engineering. Dayton. 0.; ASCE (Pres.. Treas.). Dabney Hall (Pres.). Kathleen Murphy, BS Nuriing. Cincinnati. O.: XO. Sophos Crt„ Soph Class (Soc. Comm ), Jr. Class (V Pres ). N H Tnb. (Treas ). Michael Murtaugh. BA Psychology. Kettering. O.; «X. VX, Sophos. Orien- tation (AAS Chrmn.). Debate Team John Muskovich, BeMairc. O Richard Musto, B8A Accounting. Medina. N.Y ; II KA (Corr. Sec.). MRHA, Sawyer Hall (Pres.). Intramural. James Myers, 8BA Finance. Oxford. O. Michael Myers, BBA Accounting. New Vienna, O.; AS II. BAY. Nows Record (Bus. Mgr.). Res Adv. Stuart Nachman, BFA Radio-Television. Cincinnali. O Dan Nagel, BBA Management. Cincinnati. O.: «X (Pres ), RTS. AMA Wayne Nascman. BS Electrical Engineering. Wheeling. W Va.; THU (Pres ), HKN (Sec. 8r, Corr ). IEEE (Pres.). Eng Tnb . YMCA. Res. Hall (Treas.. V. Pres ). Baseball, Intramural . Jack Naylor, BS Industrial Management. Arlington Hts . O. Michael Ncbolsky, 88A Management. Cincinnati. O.; SAM. AMA. Robert Neidhard, BS Electrical Engineering. Cincinnati. O Bennett Neiman. 8S Speech Theater Arts Education. Cincinnati, O.; Bridge Club. Mummers. News Record Dale Nicman, BS Electrical Engineering. Cincinnati. 0 : IEEE. 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Architecture and Art Tribunal. 240 Education Tribunal. 241 Engineering Tribunal. 242 Eta Kappa Nu. 295 Fern and Feather Society. 319 French Residence Hall. 314 Freshman Football Team. 324 Glee Club. 252 Golf Team. 334 Greek Week Executive Committee. 256 Guidon, 271 Gymnastics Team. 331 Hillel, 308 Homecoming Committee. 250 Home Economics Association. 296 Home Economics Tribunal. 239 House President Council. 231 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers. 305 Interfratermty Council. 341 Interfraternity Council Officers. 340 Internal, 249 Junior American Dental Hygienists Assoc.. 259 Junior Class Officers. 236 Kappa Alpha Psi. 366 Kappa Alpha Theta. 368 Kappa Delta. 370 Kappa Oelta Pi. 297 Kappa Epsilon. 297 Kappa Kappa Gamma. 367 Kappa Kappa Psi. 298 K8ppa Psi. 298 Kitty Hawk Drill Team, 269 Lambda Chi Alpha. 372 Logan Residence Hall. 311 McMicken Scholars. 299 Memorial Residence Hall. 318 Men's Advisory System. 247 Men's Residence Hall Association. 310 Metro. 276 Mortar Board, 277 Mu Phi Epsilon. 300 National Art Education Association, 299 Newman Center. 306 News Record. 261-5 Nursing and Health Tribunal. 243 Ohio College of Applied Science Tribunal. 243 Orientation Board, 231 Panhellcnic Council. 342 Pershing Rifles. 272 Pharmacy tribunal, 244 Phi Beta. 294 Phi Beta Kappa. 279 Phi Oelta Theta. 374 Phi Gamma Oelta. 376 Phi Kappa Tau. 378 Phi Mu Alpha. 300 Pfn Sigma Sigma. 377 Pi Chi Epsilon. 273 Pi Delta Epsilon. 277 Pi Kappa Alpha. 382 Pi Tau Sigma. 273 Profile. 266 Program Council. 230 Raymond Walters Branch Tribunal. 244 Resident Advisors. 308 Rho Tau Delta. 301 ROTC Band. 269 Sailing Club. 258 Sawyer Residence Hall. 315 Scabbard and Blade. 271 Senior Class Advisory Board. 233 Senior Class Officers. 234 Siddall Residence Hall. 316 Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 384 Sigma Alpha Eta. 259 Sigma Alpha lota. 301 Sigma Alpha Mu. 386 Sigma Chi. 388 Sigma Delta Tau. 390 Sigma Nu. 387 Sigma Phi Epsilon. 392 S'gma Sigma. 280 Skiing and Outmg Club. 257 Society of Automotive Engineers. 302 Society for the Advancement of Management. 296 Society for Physics. 294 Sophomore Class Officers, 237 Sophos. 282 Student Activities Board. 232 Student Court. 229 Student Directory. 267 Student Government Officers. 226 Student Government Administrative Cabinet. 228 Student Senate. 227 Swimming Team. 332 Tau Beta Pi. 303 Tau Beta Sigma. 303 Tau Kappa Epsilon. 394 Tennis Team. 336 Theta Chi. 396 Theta Phi Alpha. 398 Track Team. 337 Triangle. 400 University Center Board. 230 University College Tribunal. 245 University Singers. 251 Varsity Football Team. 322 WFIB. 260 Women’s Advisory Board. 248 Women s Athletic Association. 304 Women's Housing Council. 309 Wrestling Team. 333 YMCA. 245 Zeta Tau Alpha. 402 INDEX Callif. William.195.284 Callncr. Jan.251 Calloway. Lacey.330.337 Camp. David.300 Camp, H..335 Campbell. Alfred. 195.305 Campbell. Ed.379 Campbell. Mnry.168.231. 246.248 Campbell. Peter.195 Campbell. W..300 Candelaresi. Michael.195. 232 Cane. Bruce Eliot.376 Carl. Edward.364 Carlson. Christina 362 Carlson. Richard. 195 Carmichael, S..358 Carnes. Richard.195 Cams. Cathy.362 Carpenter. J..393 Carr. Jim.308 Carngan. Terrence.195 Carroll. Dan. 195 Carroll. Edward.195 Carson. S .359 Carter. 8 .324 Carter. C..313 Carter. David. 195.244.288. 298 Carter. Kands.368 Carter. R..393 Carter. Ruth.251.252.367 Cartwright. Sharyn.195 Caruso. John.376 Carvalho. Madeline.195.300 Casch. James.195 Case. Ronald.268.270 Casey. Edward.379 Cassady, Molly.362 Cassata. J..229 Cassidy. Dav-d.260.277 Cassis. John.281.288.335 Castle. M .324 Castleman. William.270 Casto. William,290 Cave. Brenda.283 Cayne. Steven. 195 Certo. S..335 Cervantes. James.195.289 Chalk. Rosemary. 195.206. 277 Chambers. C .324 Chambers. Ronald.28$ Champion. Maureen.195 Chan. Chong-Nm.249.299 Chang. W.,249 Chapman. C. 367 Chapman. James. 195 Chapman, Robert.195 Chase. James.252 Chavis. Katherine.195 Chester. Cynthia.239 362 Chiappone. Paul.239.300 Childs. Raymond.195 Chin. Teung.249,251.299 Chinn. Sandra,316 Chincosta. Linda. 195 Chlebeck. Thomas. 195.335 Chorgan. Patricia.300 Chrien. Stephen. 195.242 Cassis. John.281.288.335 Christian. Gregory.322 Cmn. C..308 Civin. Laurel.312 Claffey. Don. 195 Clark. Cheryl. 195 Clark. D..303 Clark. David.195.295.305 Clark. Oenver,221 Clark. M .291 Clark. Pamela.195 Clark. Roy.358 Clark. Susan.195 Clausen. Michael.195 Clay. Eileen. 195.259.267. 277 Clifflon. L-.367 Clift. Dale.366 Cluxton. Robert.195 298 Coakley. Maureen,306 Coats. Robert. 195 Cobb. Steven.306 Coburn, Aiene.195 Cochran. Joan.170.230.319 Cochran. Morris.221 Cocker. Anita,300 Coe. Mary.300 Cohen. Carol.195 Cohen, Kenneth. 196 Cohen. Melvin.196 Cohen. Rena.249.259 Cohen. Susan. 196 Cohn. Arthur.275.276.278. 282.308 Cohn. Edward. 196 Cohn. James.291 Cohn, Memo. 196 Coil. R .300 Colaizzi. C..400 Cole. E..317 Cole. Janct.360 Cole. Karen. 196 Cole. Louis.196 Collett. S..322 Colley. Alan.268.309 Collins. C..282 Collins. J.,322 Collins. K .324 Collins. Robert.206 Collins. Tlmothy.358 Cotvard. Albert. 196.366 Colvin. James.324 Colvin. Thomas.332 Combergcr, Jack. 196 Comberger. Linda.196 Combs. 8arbara,306 Combs. Linda.312 Conan. S..366 Conley. Judith. 196 Conn. Joe B..238.247.282. 299 Connor. Dennis.37S Connor. John.373 Contino. Ann M.,313 Converse. Caryn.345 Converse. Sarah.196 Conway. James.196.295,305 Cook. Brent 322 Cook. Grcg.281.288 Cook. J .244 Cook. Richard.322 Cook. Wayne L..268.270 Coombs. Dennis 272 Cooper. Mary. 196 Cooper. P..239 Cooper. Sandy.284 Cooperman. Andrea.317.377 Coors. Kenneth.221 Coors. Raymond.247.332 Copeland. PatrKia.312.371 Copp. Michael 314 Coppel. Ronald.196 Corbin. A..221 Corcoran. Jame� .306 Cord. Thomas J..196.285 Cornelius. Duane. 196 Cornelius. Kenneth.295 Cornlcelll. Joseph A..314 Cortner. Cynthia.312 Costello. Cynthia. 136 Costello. Michael.196 Courtheyn. Terry.196,268. 295.305 Covitz. Wesley. 196 Cowan. Stephen.322 Cowley. Lynne.257 Cox. Marsha. 196 Coyle. Pam.362 Coyne. Terence 196 Crabb. Patricia,196 Craemer. Nancy. 196 Craggette. Hosea.324 Craible. E .360 Craig. Doug.250 Crangle. M..322 Craven. John 196 Crawford. G .336 Crawford. Larry.298 Crawford. Ted.364 Craycratt Richard. 196.295. 303.305 Creed. Stephen.299 Creel. Patricie.196 Cress. Jonathan. 196 Cnstiani. Michael.310.314 Crompton. Charyl.362 Crone. Michael. 196 Croncnwett. Gary. 196.242. 305 Crolhcrs. Charles.302 Cruse. Oonald. 196 Culp. W..182 Cunningham. G .289 Cunningham. Mary K..196 Cunningham. Ken .325 Cunningham. Patricia.362 Cunningham. Ralph.196 Cunningham. T .315 Curley. John.375 Curott. Janet.244.288.297 Curr. Roy.201 Curran. Philip,196 Currin, Thomas,354 Curry. H..278 Cutlip. Jeffrey 252 Cvelbar. Davld.196.273.289. 302 Cygan. Joseph. 196.322.380 Cynkar. Louis.322 Czaja. John,286 Czimbal. Robert. 196 Cailey, T..247.256 D Dale. David.196.276 Dalrymple. Ruth.181 Dalton. Chri tine.?41 Dame. Larry.196 Damiano. Richard.269 Dangelo. Toni.313 Daniels. David.196 Danner. Carl.221 Danner. Donald.788 Danzl. Damel.359 Darling. Diana 196.206.730. 233.275.360.368 Daulton. John.294 Daum. Tim.196 David. Claudia.313 David. M..311 Davidson. Corliss.196 Davidson. David R .196 Davidson. Harold. 196 Davidson. James.384 Davidson. Linda. 196 Davidson. Marilyn. 196 Davis. Craig.337 Davis. Darlene 357 Davis. Edward.221 Davis. Edith. 196 Davis. Froncis.245.373 Davis. J..283 Davis. Lyn.196.244 Davis, Nancy.196,259 Davis. Ruppert.221 Davis. Susan 377 Davis. Tyrone. 196 Day. Robert.393 Day. Steven. 196 Deangelis. Daryl,286 Oeatrick. Janet.197.367 Deblasis. Kathryn.197.300 Debrosse. Linda,354 Deck. Kenneth. 197.232.254 Defelice. Ricardo.335 Degirolamo. Joseph,315 Delcamp. William.74? Delcontivo. Florencc.229 Demb. Myra.377 Desmarais. Thomas 197 Dessorich. Drnnis,381 Deters. Jill 197 Dctzel. Eileen,758 Deuble. G..169 Devah. Richard, 122 Devereaux. Robert.284 Dewitt, Charles.376 Diciero. Adele. 197.293 Dick. Marcus.197 Dickenson. Paul.375 Dickerson. Bailey.229.230. 232.354 Dicola. Frank.197 Diet . Sherryl.313 Difiore. Bernard.375 Dignan. Carol Ann Diliberti. Cassandra.197 Diliberti. John. 197 Dillman. Donna 197.297 Dimitroff. Rosemarie,360 Dimlmg. Diane.300 Dm.ipolis. Charles.380 Dmecn. Barbara.197.233. 275.345 Dixon. Charles. 197.366 Dixon. Gregory.364 Dixon. Laurinda.197 Dobert. Kathleen.197 Dodson. Leigh.251.253 Dodson. M R .154 Doelger. Peter. 197 Doggett. Barbara 197 Dolehi, Claudia. 197.270.367 Domaschko. John.197 Dombard, Janice.311 Donley. Charles. 197 Donnellon. Sharon.197 Dooble. S..343 Doorley. William, 197 Doran. Kathleen.357 Dorfman. Henry.343 Dotzauer, James. 197 Dougan. Lmda.345 Douthwaite. Janice.197 Doyle. T.,360 Draeger. Robert. 197.288 Drake. Margaret.197 Drake. Paula.368 Draut. Joyce. 197 Dreier. John.336 Dreitler. Joseph.291 Dreyer. Dianne.399 Driggers. Steve.245 Driver, Marshall.358 Orogy Patricia.377 Drydyk. Jcnn-fer.317 Dubruyne. Kimball.197 Duckwall. Sandra.297 Dudick. Stephen.197 Duebbcr. James.197.230. 257 Ducmler. Alfred. 197.227.233. 282 Duffey. Thomas.337 Dugan. Sandra. 197 Dulli. Gail.357 Dulsky. Lauren.299 Dumphy. P..380 Dunbar. Ronald.322 Duncan. Todd.197.273 Dunker. K ,243 Dunker. Ruth,284 Dunn. Chris.169 Dunphy, Paul.245 Dupree. Carolyn. 197.206 Durham. Harry. 197.268 Durkec. Stcven.272 Durst. David. 197 Dustcrbcrg. G..367 Duwert. V .367 Dworkin. James.197 Dyson. Wiiliam.272 E Eagan. John.335 Earley. Jane 154 Earlywme, Sharon. 197 Eastlake. Michael.324 Eastman. Michael,204 Eaton. James.384 Eaton. Madeline.197 Ebright. Terrell.364 Eckerson, Mark.373 Edell. Theresa.248,311 Edclstcm. Donald 164 249 Edgar. Marsha. 197.228,233 Edsall. Jamcs.298.197 Edwards. Delores. 197 Effman. John.251.252 Egan. David. 197.305 Egan. Dennis.295 Eggleston. Lawrence. 197 Eherle. S .257 Eiben. Lawrenco.322 Eichelberger. Sara.309 EiCher, Charlotte. 197 Eichhold. Thomas.315 Eilberg. Carol.206 Eilberg. Frank.250 315 Einhorn. Barry.269 291 Eisenhauer. Steven. 197.292. 380 Eken. Phyllis. 197 Ell. Barbara.197 Ellis. Donna.337 Ellis. Elve.197 Elsass. Sharon,197 Elstrod. Frederick.354 Ely. George 287 Emerson. Ray.322 Emery. Karen.197 Emish. Elizabeth. 197 Emmons. John.250 Enderley. M .166.231.247 Enders. Eugene. 198 Engelhardt. Stanley. 198 Engrrman. Peter 198 Engler. Linda.399 Ensmingcr. F.. 360 Ensminger. Jack. 198.227, 242.286 Enzwcller. Louis, 198 Eppensteiner. Ralph.299 Epstein. Michael,198 Epstein. R .300 Erlandson. Bruce.247 Ernst. James.198 Ertel. Fred.227,275 Ertlo. Ronald 322 Espelage. William.198 Espenscheid. Daniel.198 Esposito. Anthony. 198 Esswein, Philtip.198 Estep. Thomas.198 Esterkamp. Judith 198.295 Ettensohn. Lmda.196 Eubank. David.354 Evans David 198 Evans. John.343 Everman. Deborah.253 Evers. Shirlene.318 Eynch, George. 154 Ewan. Michael.198 F Faaborg Lmda.164.198.232 Fabmg. Howard.296.272 Famstem. Betty. 198 Fair. Thomas.198 Falhnce, M..375 Faller. Kenneth.256.379 Falls. Fredrick. 198 Falso. Gerald.242 Falvey. Lmda 312 Farmer. Oaniel 359 Farr. Craig.302 Farrah. Mary. 198 Farrer. James.250 Fasoldt. Nickki.198 Fassnacht. Lynn.272 Fatica. Donald,393 Fee. David. 198 Fedach. Jerry.198 380 Fede. Angela 272 Fee. David.303 Fee. P..303 Fee. William 215.276 Fegley. Michael.376 Fehler. Dan.198 Fehler. Don. 198 Feibclman. Peter.393 Feifel, Sarah. 198 Fein. Michael.251 Feitshans, Carol.312 Fclchncr, William.322 Feldman. Barbara.292 Feldman, Paul, 198 Feldman. William. 198 Fellman, Damon. 198 Felman. Jeffrey.198 Felton. Jeffrey 287 Fener. Allan. 198 Fennell. Clem.324 Fenner. Jack.198 Ferguson. Robert.364 Ferguson. Terry. 198 Fernedmg Earlene. 198.243. 284 Ferone. Michael.325 Ferrante. Margo.360 Ferrarelli. Barbara.347 Feme. Charles.314 Fersky. Ronald.308 Fey. Barbara.198 Fiala. M..375 Fichtner. Stuart.375 Fidler, Mark.227 Fiedler. Evelyn.299 Field, Kristina, 198,345 Fields. James 198.290.287 Fightmaster. Bonnie, 198 Fille. Debra.259 Filipski. Ronald.291 Filusch. Mary.198 Finbcrg. Diane, 198 Fink. Irene.312 Fink. Thomas Lee. 198.283 Finke. Raymond. 198 Finn. Gregory 354 Finn. Kathcnno.198 Flrmbach. Gregory.228.232. 247.284 Fischer. Mark.380 Fischer. Raymond.198 Fischer. Rita 198 Fisher. Craig.375 Fisher. John 227.335 Fishor, Kirby. 198 Fisher. Stephen 333.373 Fisher. Virginia.312.393 Fisk. Barbara,367 Fisk. James.198 Fister. Nancy.198 Fithen. Ronald. 198 Fitzer. Stephen.379 Fitzpatrick. Craig.198 Flamm. Sara.362 Flanagan. Sharon. 198.273. 284 Flaughcr. Paul.343 Flog. Jerome. 199 Fleischman. Karen, 199. 270,368 Fleming. James.199 Fleming. Peter.354.373 Fleming Ronald.393 Fletcher. Thomas.322 Flickingcr. Frederick 199 Fluharty. Robert. 199.400 Flynn. Elizabeth. 199 Flynn. Gregory.199 Flynn. Joan. 199 Foertmeyer. Chartos. 199 Focrtsch. Jennie.257 Fogel. Barbara,274,391 Fogt Sara.318 Fohlen Carol.199 Foley. Vicki.275.367 Folger. Joe.375 Foote. William.314 Forbes. Karen. 199 Forchheimer. Evelyn.308. 318 424 Fort ' � '. Robert 322.366 Forg. Richard.284 Forster. Dune. 199 350 Forte. Thom� 381 Foster. Larry, 199 Foulke . David. 199 Fo . Edward.384 Fox. Norma. 199 Fo� . Patricia. 199.294 Foy. James. 291 Fraley. John.325 Francis. Steven. 199 Francy. Clark. 199 Frank. Teresa.199 Franktl. Richard.199 Franklin. Robcrt.199 Frantz. Kathleen.317 Frantz. Martha.350 Frantz. Tamas.199.290 Franx. J .283.296 Franx. William. 199 Franxosa. William.306 Franxreb. Steven.373 Frasier. Charles.257 Fraxier. James. 199 Fraxier. Linda.360 Frederick, Barbara.253 Frederick. Carl. 199 Frederick. Lcroy.3C4 Free. Enc.375 Freed. James. 199 Freeman. Lawrence 199 Freeman. Sheila. 199 Freese. Timothy. 199.354 Freson. 0avid.296.307 Freudenthal. Pamcla.317 Freundlich. Roger. 199 Frey. David. 364 Frey. Roger.199 Freytag. Juiie.368 Trial. L .367 Friday. James.354 Friedman. Leslie. 199 Fries. Elizabeth. 199 Frishman. Scott. 274 Fritz. Jerry,354 Fromm. Kenneth.380.381 Froomkin. Renee.312 Froschauer. Deborah.199 Fruehwald. Richard.300 Fry. Hcrbert.221 Fryman. Dennis. 199.247.283. 296 Fueger. Susan.313 Fugaxxi. Beth. 199 Fuhrman. James.199 Fulks. Raymond.199 Fulton, Michael. 199 Fuss. Carol,350 Futsmger. William,380 Gabbard. Marvm.199.242. 289.302 Gady. Edward.302 Gaible. Phillip.334 Gaible. Stephen.399 Gaier. Tom.230.232.277. 396 Gaines. Jacqueline. 199 Gaiser, Rosemary, 199 Gaito. Michael.199 Gale. Kathleen 199 Galembo. Marsha.257.357 Gall. Roneld.282.335. 358 Gallagher. Gregory. 199 Gallagher, Patrick. 190.242. 290.380 Gallego, George, 199 Gallcnstein. Joseph. 199. 273.303 Gambill. Benny.244 Gamble. Kathy.199 Gamble, Terri,244 Gamble. Wilson. 199 Gamble� . Jeffrey.257.260. 271.277 Gammcll. Joseph.314 Gannelli. David.322 Ganelli. Dav.d.322 Gannon. Donna.199 Gantt. Lucinda,259 Ganulin. Neil.199 Garber. Bruce. 199, 260 Garber. Roberta.317 Garcia. Louis.199.283.308 Gardner. Dwight.244 Garland. Oenms 200 Gotland. Glenn,200.251. 252.373 Garretson. Nancy.200.367 Garvin. Bruce.200 Garvin. James.200.286.400 Gast. Edwin.380 Gaswirth. Mitchell.200 Gau. Vary.362 Gaumer. Tina.200 Geagan. Michael.244 Gebhard. Charles.285 Gebhart. Nancy.371 Geers. Thomas.200.295. 303.305 Geese. Lourabelle.274,313 Grhrmgcr. Donna.253 Gehnnger, William 200 Geiger. Michael.270 Geiger. William Thomas Geil. Anita Louise George. Barbara.274 George. Bernard.299 Geppert. Mary.246 Gcraci. Charles.200.345. 357 Gerber. Ellen.317.377 Gerber. Leah 200 Gcrdes. Thomas.200 Gerstman. Judith.200.303. 308 Gcrstncr. Stephen.200.291 Gerwick, Lmda.200 Geuder. Dan.el.200 289.302 Gexymalla. Daniel.200.270 Ghahremam, Gha . 273.289. 302 Ghahremani. Mohamad.200 Giacometti. Valeric.203 Gionnetto. Martha.312 Gibbs. Robert.296 Gibson. Jay.254.255 Gick. Gordon.200 Gieske Frances.248.274 Gilbert. L sl. .200 Gilbert. William.400 Gilhooley. Ray.200 Gilkey. Robert.373 Gillespie. John.200 Gillespie. Sheila.200.297. 307 Gillihan. Larry.200.286 Gillingham. Carol.200 300 Gilmore. Sue.200.270.367 Ginandt. Robert,200.380 Gmn. Charles.257 Giordullo, John.269 Gittleman. Cheryl.377 Gladden. Henry.200 Ginnvilie Robert.200 288 Glaser. Oiane.200 Glasgow. Wiilmm.200 Classman. Deborah.200.291 Giassman. Paul.331 Glassmcycr. Mark.200 Gleason. Alliedean,?00 Click. Myles,376 Glogoff. Stuart 200 Glossi. Thomas.308 Glover. Harry 200.335 Glover. Janc.368 Glover, Lynn.303 Glynn. Chnstopher.200 Goff. Richard.332 Goforth, Darrell.200 Gohmann. Janet.299 Cohs. Linda 200 Goings. Milton,308 Gold. Linda.274.317 Goldbaum. Beryl.200 Goldberg. Joan.377 Goldberg. Marle.239 Goldberg. Richard.200 Goldman, Donald.200 Goldsmith. Barbara.200 Coldttem. Marsha 377 Golenberg. Neal.251.291, 299 Golombek. Linda.312 Conover. E. 243 Good. Donald.335,358 Gooderson. Thomas.306 Goodman. Christme.239.301 Goodman. Judith.367.377 Goodwin. Lmda.200 Goory. Janice.316 Goosey. David 270 Gordon. 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Patricia.312 Mistrctto. James.210 Mitchell. Charles.384 Mitchell. David.210 Mitchell, Janey.34S Mock. D..337 Mody. R..249 Moehring. Douglas,210 Moeller, Mary.313 Moerlem. Judy.371 Molleran, Barbara.253 Molleran, Robert.210 Monahan. John.335 Mondell. Thomas.322 Mong. C..312 Mongon. Marianne.210 Mongon. Mimi.320 Monohan. Kevin.384 Monroe. June.210 Monschke, Douglas.255 Monsey. Mom.362 Montag. Wayne.268.270 Montagnese. Richard.308 Montgomery. Ann.306 Montgomery. Michael.210 Montgomery. William.343 Moody. Daniel.330 Moon. Thomas. 210.260.301 Moore. Brian.221.252 Moore. Catherine,284 Moore. Holly.362 Moore. James.210.289 Moore. L..312 Moore. Mary.275 Moore. $..169 Moore. Therese.210.29l Moore. Thomas.364 Moore. Tori.362 Moores. Lewis.262.265.277 Morales. N..249 Moran. Daniel,291 Morand. Susan.371 Morel.Mary.371 Moreton. Tim.308 Morgan. Alfred.210 Morgan. Chartes.221 Morgan. James.343 Morgan. James.210.288 Morgan. K.,360 Morgan. Regeana.210 Morilak. Nancy.301 Moritz. Anne.311.357 Mornmgstar. Charla.248 Morrin. Paul.210.305 Morns. John.325 Morris. Roger,232.308.310 Morrison. Judith.210 Morrison. K..332 Morse. Ann.253.256.371 Morse. Oouglas.314 Mosbacker. Wanda.273 Mosbaugh. Allen 286 Mosbaugh. Carl.210 Moser. Dorothy. 168 Mospens. Richard.257 Mote. L.,317 Mother. M .354 Mott. Janet.274.299 Motz. Paul.210 Moustafa. Mahmoud.375 Muche. Raymond 322 Muchmore. Daniel 210 Muehlenkamp. Julio.399 Muehlcnkamp. Martha.399 Muellen. Timothy.210 Mueller. Marilyn.210 Mueller. Marilyn.210 Muething. Maura.210.399 Muhlhauser. Scott 373 Mulvaney. Dale.210 Mulvsney. Mary.371 Mulvaney. Sharon.371 Mulvihill. Richard.393 Mulvihill. William.206.210. 233.238.275.276.280.281. 340.393 Mundey. Karl.210 Muntz. Ernest.185 Murphy. Oennis.332 Murphy. Eileen.256 Murphy. James.373 Murphy. Ksthleen.210 Murphy. Mary.270 Murphy, William.291 Murrah. Nancy.371 Murray, Lee.373 Murray, M..245 Murray. Marilyn.248.270 Murtaugh. Michael.210.282. 308 Musarra. Esta.253 Muskovich. John.210,283 Musto. Richard.210 Muvtaugh. M .247 Myers. Jamcs.211.242.286. 290 Myers. Michacl.211.290.308. 314 Mysonhimer. Jerilyn,362 N Nachman. Stuart.211 Naegeli. Charles.242.285 Naessens. Henry.242.400 Nagel. Dan,211 335 Nagel. Dennis.292 Nagcleisen. T..335 Napier. Daniel.269 Napoli. Vincent.332 Naseman. Wayne,211.295. 305 Nash. Michael.364 Nave. Klaus.333 Naylor. Jack.211 Neal. Myron.30? Neal. P..333 Nebvlsky. Michael.211 Neidhard. Robert.211 Neiman. Bennett.211 Nelsen. James.322 Neman. N..249 Nesbitt, Gary.252 Neulfer. Frank. 178 Neugebauer. Sharon.253,335 Neumann. Phlicte.322 Neurman. Jane.211.259.267. 377 Neville. Timothy.335 Ncwbould. Robert W.,211 Newcomer. Ruth.248 Ncwdow. Mark.373 Newhouse, Peggy.270 Newman. B..332 Newman. Philip.211 Newman, Rosalind.211.377 Nnwsl.it . H.,335 Newton. Larry,211 Noyer. Cynthia.259 Niehaus. 8ernard.242.285 Nieman, Dale.211 Nippert. James G..384 Nivin, Sharon.307.318.357 Nix. Linda.211 Nixon. Ehzabeth.258 Nizar. Lilly,211 Noe. E .343 Nolan. Judith.243 Norden. Karen.211 Norris. Richard.285.315 Nortmann. Gregory.211 Nowtin, Tim.358 Nusbaum. Ann.313 Nussrallah. Stephan.376 Nuzback. Marllyn.317 Nyktas. George.211.230.384 430 o Oates. Kenneth.315 Oatman, Mark.211 OMf. Deborah.211 Obermeyer, B..354 Ob«n «y f. Joseph.211.354 OWmger. J� «-246 Obliger. Thomas.333 0'8nen. James.206.211.276. 278.290.281.322 O'Connor. Karen.312 O'Dell. Kathy.368 Odoms. Willie.211 O'Donnell. Kalhia.2H.399 0 1 rich. Gary. 221 Oetien Gregory.324 Ogletrco. Donald.325 O'Hara. Maure«n.243 O'Hara. P..253.275 Oishi. Kenneth.211 Okm. Lawrence,211 Olden dick. Linda 274.283 Oldenvmith. B .243 O'Leary. Kathlaan.311 Ofecki, Lawrence.315 Oliver. Clifford.371 0 crdiek. Richard.211 Oiney. Oavid.242,285 Olson. Karcn,251 Onkeles. Lee.211 Orchm. Milton. 154 Orkm. Robert.211 O'Rourke. Colleen.299.312 Ortir. Sandra.211 Orton. Wiltiam.332 Ortner. Rob.296.373 Otenton. Charlotte. 288.297 Otintki, Manlou. 168.274 Osmond. Arthur E .278 Ossenbeck. Karen J..211 Osterday. James,211.284. 296 Ostrander. Michael.268.270 O'Toole. Kathorme.211.231. 367 OTT. Oennis.324 Otte. 8 .233. 238 Olte. William.211.283.296 Otten, M ,253 Ousley. Jjmes.322 O.erlm. Conm.211 O.ermyer. Deborah.274.299 Owen, Thomas.211 Owens. Jack.211 Owens. Karl.239 Owens. Pamela. 306.312 Owen . Stanley.211 Owens. Susan,399 Oximek. Kristine A..211 P Pace. Deborah.367 Pace. Mark.358 Paddock. Aibert.251 Pkge. Dan.211 Page. John.296 Page. Ka%s.368 Page. Kathryn.318 Paine. Julie 308.318 Painter. Mark P.. 154.206. 211.226.228 Painter. Mike.233 Parsley. Mark.286.298 Palmer. Ann.354 Palmer. Robert.221 Palmer. G .269 Panasewicx. Edmond.211 Pancero. Gregg.364 Paneoast. Dale.380 Pandea. M..268 Pandxik. John.380 Papenbrock. Richard.211 Pappes. 0ebor.ih.317 Perchman, Kathleen.275,367 Park. Uhyung 211 Parker. Gsll.211.283 Parker. Garland. 162 Parker. Ron ld.211 Parr. Loretta.211 Partenheimer, David,211 Partin. Doug.211 Partlow. Bonita.300 Passmore. Robert.315 Pastura. M..335 Pasture. Frank.211 Patterson, Vinccnt.21l Patton. Barbara.211 Patton. David.291 Patton. L .336 Patyrak. James.212.257.273. 289 303 Patyrak. Margaret.345 Paul. Michael.247.358 Paulin. James.212.290 Paulin. Philip,314 Paulin. Renee,258 Paulsen. Nancy.241.246.248. 249.296 Paxton. Richard.354 Pearce. Charles,221 Pease. Gene, 3 3 Peeler. Calhy.212 Pdrano. William,257 Pelley. Raymond.260 Penfield. Gnry.229 Penkal. Kenneth.305 Pensak. Chester.212 Pepper. Kenneth.221 Perdikakis. Gus.212 Perilman, Richard.393 Pentz. Sieve,337 Perkins. Donna.212 Perkmson, Gerald.212 Perkmson. Jerry,303 Perkmson, Sharon,345 Perilth. Betty.318 Perro. Donald.212 Perrolta. Gerard.212 Perry. Alvin, 212 Perry. James.212 Perry. Linda.350 Perxel. Margaret.212.273 Pesk. T..337 Paler. Gcrald.229.308 Peter. Thomas.212 Peter. Vicki.371 Peterson. Daniel.294 Peterson. Edward.289 Peterson. Robert S .206.212. 227.233.235.238,250.275. 276.280.281 380 Petrick. Kathryn.312 Prtrosky. Glenn 284 Pctrucci. John,212 Pettrrson. William.212.286. 303 Pettit. Vicki.312.371 Pterd. Stephen.308 Phantom. G .101 Phelps. Williem.334.354 Phillips. C .305 Phillips. Marilyn,312 Phillips. Raymond.305 Phillips. Ronald.212 Pickrel. Timothy.373 Pidhirny. John,212 Pierce. Patncia.212 Pierce. William.221 Pierson. Paul.240 Pies. Linda.345 Pines. Judith.377 Pinger. Constance.318 Pinney. Hunter.221 Pinter. John.212 Piotroski. Anton.255 P.rone. Frank.212.322 Pitches, David,212 Pitsenbarger. Sue.212.309 Pittleman. Marcia.212.270. 297 391 Pitts. Virginia.350 Plank. Douglas.221 Ptank. Karen.317 Pleasants. Walleon.212 Ptetnik, Cheryl.212 Ploscowe. Teri.212 Podway. David.376 Poger. Rosalyn.391 Pogue. Robert 212 Pohl. Nancy.212 Polansky. Richard.212 Poll. Gary.212 Pollock. S .354 Polsky. Carolyn.391 Pomeroy. Tcrrance.269 Poppel. Gary 212 Poppers. Franklin. 384 Poremba. William 212.380 Porter. George 221 Portner. Richard.212 Portner. Ste.en.282 Post. Rcgma.212,241.250 Postolski. Sam.212 Pottsehmidt. Paul,212 Powell. Gregory.314 Powxdl, Leslie 212.257 Powell. Tyronc.212 Power. J .308.337 Power, Joseph. 306 Powers. Lynda.212.311 Powers. Neva. 316 Powers. Zore.317 Pratt. Lowell,384 Prrsnrll. John 333 Press. Susan.212 Pressman Kenneth.212 Price. Marlay.354 Prince, Deborah.312 Prince. Mark.212 Print . Susan.345 Priz.mt. Sondra.308.318 Probasco. A..373 Provost. Richard.375 Puckett. James.212 Pulliam. R 189 Pulos. Ginny.212.317 Pumphrey. Ben.282.322 Purcell. Donald.212 Purcell. John,227.275.278. 282.364 Purcell Mary 269 Purdon. Joan 212.284 Purdon, Steven.212 Purdy. Frank. 160 Push. Randy J .393 Puthotf. Francis C .306.315 Pyle. Edwm.332 Pyle. Steven.332 0 Quinn, Kathleen,272 Qumter. Paul L .212.287 R Rabanus. Carol.345 Rabe. Mary V..399 Rabin. Ronald A .212 Racey. James Mohlar.260 Rachford. Joseph G..212. 295.305 Rachmiei. David J .213 Radel. Cliff.264 265.277 Rader. James,268,307 Rader. Robert.332 Rahn. Pamela.259 Raiblc. B..335 Rambke. J..244 Rammg. Charles.359 Ramsey. Arthur.335 Ramsey. Ronald 213 Ramsey. William,213 Remu. K .249 Ranck. Jeffrey.213 Randall. Davld.314 Randich. Karla.249 Raney. Linda 316.357 Ranker. Linda.213 Ransenberg. Daniel.257 Ransenberg Donald.257 Ranshaw. J.ll,213.267.312 Rasfeld. Teresa 213 Rathbun, Gary.213 Ratliff. Barry.260.277 Ratterman. Mary.277 Rauchway. Michael.213 Ravenscroft. Ronald.213 Rawlings. Kathy 241.360 Rayburn. Ann,213 Raymond. Waltars B..185 Raymond. Walters T..244 Razor. Charles.364 Read. Judith.350 Read. Robert.213 Reay. Gary.213.273.303 Reckman. Carole 296 Redeila, Robert.250.256.373 Redcr. Kathleen.313 Redfern. Thomas.306 Redmond. Jeffrcy.213.271 Reed. Deborah.368 Reedy. Dav.d.221 Reeves. Angela.362 Reeves. Jim.213 Regberg Neil.299 Reher. Robert.213 Reich. Jon,213 Reich. Lillian,213 Reiehle. Sandra.313 Roichmann, P..400 Reider. Ellen.213 Reif. Theresa.316 Rembach. Mimi.213 Remer. Lynda.213.299 Reis. Cerol.256 Remke, Mane C..248.274 Renda, Roberta.317 Renfroe. Rebecca.251 Renneckor. David.213,273 Rcnnekamp. Herbert.213 Rennekamp. Marvin.213 Renner. Oeverly.309 Renner. Robert.269.270 Rennich. John.213.242 Rensmg. Rohert.213 Repasky. Mark.252 Repka. Frances.213.284 Reynolds. Thomas.213.259 Rhoad. Stephen.213 289 Rhoads. Benson.322 Rice. Harold. 175.354 Rice. Melody.213,296 Richards. Harvey.322 Richardson. David.354 Richardson. Samuel.366 Richie. Linda.213 Riehley. Ronda.360 Rcickelheimer P .299 Ricketts, Frank.268 Riddle. Paul 306 Ridenhour. Robert. 167 Riechmann. Paul.213 Rienert M .253 Riga. Kathleen.213 Riley. Kalhlecn.213 Riley. Patricia,213 Riley. Rosemary,213 Rimmel. Peter.213.258.286 Rinaldi. Vincent.333.373 Ring Philip.288.298 Rmgler, Ronald.221 Ringshauser, David.213.295. 303 Rinsky. Mark.21 3 Ripley. Marcia.368 Rippeioe. William.295 Risch Stanley. 213 Rishel. Sara 360 Ritter. M..322 Ritter. Robert.213 Roach. Kathloen.213 Roach. Taffy.253 Robbins. Bob.280.281 Robbins. R..252 Rober . Karen 272 Roberstone S..367 Roberts. Charles.249 Roberts Lanny 296 Roberts. Richard.330.337 Roberts. Roy.366 Robmson. Amy,360 Robinson. 8ruce.384 Robinson, James.337 Robinson. Marga ret. 367 Robinson. Sandra.312 Robinson, Vivian,213 Rocklin. Arnold.213 Rodgers. Ann.213 Rogers. Michael.213.330.337 Rogers. Paul.239 Rogers. Timothy.213.384 Rogers. Valorie 274 Rohr. Cheryl.213.270.371 Rohrig. Charles 213.244.298 Rollage. Michael.213.380 Rollins. Nolle.318 Rollmnn. Henry 111.154 Roman. Michclle.3H Romanoff, Charles.314 Romanoff. Stanley.213 Rooney. Mary.367 Roos. Libby 345 Roose. Walter. 330 Rose. Carol,377 Rose. Reynold.268.269.270 Rose. William.213 Rosen. Barbara 213 Rosen. Elame 377 Rosen. Kenneth.315 Rosenberg. Beth.239 311 Rosenberg Carol.316.377 Rosenberg. Edwin.214.284 Rosenberg. Judith,214 Rosenberg. Lee.214 Rosenberg Paul.214 Rosenberger. Gerry.354 Rotenbergnr. Pamela.214 Rosenberger. Thomas.214 Rosenblatt. Jerry.214 Hosenbloom. Nancy 248.311 Rosenblum. Harold.214.332 Rosenfeld. David,314 Rosenfeld. Janet,259 Ross. C..373 Ross. Florenca.214 Ross. James L.214 Ross. Michael 400 Ross. Philip,214 Rossi. Cynthia 214 Rost. Carolyn.399 Roth. Edwin.214 Rothfuts. D .337 Rott . Gloria.259 Rouse. Craig 343 Rouse. Mrs. J..239 Rousseau. Georganne.214 Rouster. Daniol.214.380 Rowand. Judith.36 Rowe. Terry.214.322 Rowland. James.376 Roy. Timothy.343 Royally, Kathryn,214 277 Royer. Cathie.313.368 Ruark. Joyce.214 Ruben. P..259 Rubenstein. Jane 214 Ruberg. Mary.214 Rubin. Bernard.262.265.277 Rubin. Mare 229 Rubin. Phyllis.214 Rubin. Steven.214.286 Rudolph. Glenn.269 Ruebusch. Robert.214 287 Ruehl. Roger.375 Ruehlmann. Eugene.322 Ruchtmann. Virginia.231. 238 272.360 Rulf. Robert.214 Rolling, Robert.290.292 Rumansoff. Russell.214 Rummager. Susan.214 Rumpke. Janice.214 Rupe. Karen,371 Rupp. Joyce.241 Rupp. Rosemary.214 Ruppert. Eva 156 Rusche. David.243 Rusen. Theodore.214 Rush. Carl E..400 Rusk. Evelyn.368 Russell Kathryn.345 Russell. Mary.214 Russell. R..273 Russell. Richard H..214 Russo. Richard 268.269.270 Rutenschroer, John.214 Ruth. Dorothy.214 Ruthcmeycr. Carol.214 Rutherford. Bonnie.362 Ruthven. Ricki.3C8 Rymer. Beverly.299 318 Rxasa. Laura.214 S Sabo. Sydney.315 Sachs. Paula.214.311 Sachsendorfor, Judy.317 Sack. Lynn.214 Sackenheim. John,221 Sackman. Stuart.2I4 Sacksteder. Jon.289 Saks. Ronn.,377 Sale. J..238 Salmen. Robert.400 Salo. Wayne.214 Salod. G .322 Salomon. Steven,242 Salrano. Donald.214 Sal ano, Lino.272 Salrman. Cheryl 248 Salzman Linda.391 Salzman, S .350 Sample. Glenn.335 Sampsel. Lucia.297 Sampson, William.400 Samu. Joseph.322 Samuels. Joseph, 187 Sand. Virginia.248.274 Sanders. Donald.214 Sansone. Jo. 214 Santo, Sharon.284 Sarbeck. Bruce.214 Sasser, Charles.214 Sat . Leslie,214.270 431 Sauer. James.214 Saul, Tom.393 Saunders. Martin.214 Sawyer. Mom.364 Sawyers, Timothy E .298 Saxon. Keith,251.252 Sberna. Frank,333 Scales. Philip.255 Scanlon. O«borah.399 Scanlon. Mary.238.248 Schachter. William.214 Schaefer. Steven.?14 Schaengold. Sol.244.288 Schafer. B..362 Schafer. Sandy.214 Schaffer. Mane.214.300 Schallick. Ronald.214 Schaufuss. Sharon.239.272. 346 Schecdt. 0..332 Scheffer. Fred 214 Scheldt. Dennis.715.332 Scheldt. Momca.215 Schein, Jerome.176 Schepmann. Donald.269 Scherrer. Christina.215 Schcrrcr. Jcrry.240 Scheurer. Joseph.314 Sehcvc. Kennnth.215 Scheve Tina.215.253.367 Schickling. Drn.se.215 Schiefer. Fred.379 Schmitz. V .258 Schiff. Amy.215 Schlldt. Susan.215 Schllot. S .367 Schkabla. Carl.379 Schlacht. Lawrence.215.242. 295.303.305 Schlechter. Kenneth.215 Schlegel. Stephen.364 Sehlesmger. Jeffrey.299.315 Schleutker. Wayne.215.284 Schlotman. Robert.215 Schlueter. David.286.291. 306.307.315 Schmeider. Jerry.325 Schmidt. G..312 Schmidt. Irvin.215.289 Schmidt. John.215 Schmidt. Linda C..231.238. 360 Schmidt. Margaret Ann.215 Schmidt. Manlyn.215 Schmidt, Paula 368 Schmidt. R .257 Schmiedcker. Rickey.373 Schmitt. M .322 Schmutzcr, John.215 Schneckel. Lynn.215 Schnccker. Robcrt.337 Schneider. Diane 206.215. 233.234.275.277.360 Schneider. John.206,215. 233.276.281.282 Schneider. John.221 Schneider. Pam.246 Schneider. Robert.215.242. 273.289 Schneider. S .296.308 Schneider. Wallis.215.377 Schneider. V..373 Schnure. John.227.310.315 Schoelwer. M .319 Schoenlein. M .319 Schoenlein, Marilyn.259 Schoettelkotte. Michael.393 Schoettinger. Pamela.367 Schorr. George.252 Schotland. Sandra,215 Schott. Phillip.215 Schott. Terry.272 Schreve. M 367 Schroder. Cynthia.215 Schroder. Sally.215 Schroeder. Joyce.306 Schroeder. Thomas,296.332 Schroer. Susan.215 Schubert. Arthur.288.298. 337.393 Schubert. Vletorla.316 Schueneman. Holly.251.253 Schuler. Deborah.215 Schuler. Kenneth.322 Schulkers, Margaret 367 Sehulkers, Thomas.215,283. 296 Schultcn. Gaye.257 Scbulten. John.354 Schultz. R .364 Schupp. Richard.337 Schuster. Jill.345 Sehutte. Mary,368 Schutte. Paul.324 Schuttera. Donaid.324 Schwalbe. Robert.325 Schwallie. Ruth.334 Schwartz. Alfred.215 Schwartz. Carol.318 Schwartz. Charles.215 Schwartz. Handle S .215 Schwartz, Howard.332 Schwartz. R..312 Schwartz. Sandra.215 Schwartz. Stanley.215 Schwartz. Steven.215 Schwarz. James.322 Schwegman, Charles.380 Sciarra. Tercsa.357 Scott. Barbara.368 Scott. Carolyn.253 Scott, Jonathan.282.400 Scott. Martm.253 Scott. Virginia.215 Scovanner. Judith.300 Scrofano. Salvatore,215.308 Scully. Timothy. 164 Seals. Anne.272 Seaman. Ronald.215.295. 303.305 Sears. James,215 Sears, Melvin.379 Seavers. John.33? Sedley. Diane 313 Seesholtz. Deborah,316 Sefton. James.215 Seghi. Mike,359 Seibel. Barbara.236.368 Seidel. Stephanie,215.300 Seiden. M .300.303 Seidler. Timothy.215 Seifert. Michael 286 Seiler. Oale.228 265 Seiscr. Bradley.291 Seitz. David.215.291.384 Seldm. Santa.318 Sellati. Paul,215 Sellman. Jane,316 Seim. Dorinne.215 Sellzer. David 215 Senft. Janet 399 Senor. Molly.259 Serrianne. Vark.215 233.275 Seta. Margueritc.259 Seta. Pamela.360 Seta. Sandra.360 Setliffe. Nora.239 Setty. John.215 Snybert. Andrcw.215.273.303 Shafer. Robyn.362 Shaffer. Pamela.215,270 Shaffer. Wilma.215 Shane. Susan.308 Shank. E..215 Shank. Rccd.384 Shankor. Wendy.377 Shanks. Charlotte.309 Shanley. Mark.364 Shapiro. Alan.216 Shapiro. Rob«rt.216 Share. Sandra.216 Sharp. Amy.311 Sharp. Lowell.257 Sharp. Teresa.216 Shaw. Gene.216 Shawhan. James.216 Sheehan. Ruth.312 Sheehy. Daniel 384 Sheehy. James.332 Sheeran. 8arbara.371 She.ids. Arthur.216 Sheldon. K..318 Shelton. D..305 Shepard. Kevin,393 Sherer. Katherine.216 Sheridan. Lynn.367 Sheridan. Stephen.216.375 Sherman. Beverly 216 Sherman. Rob.310 Sherman. Robert.314 Sherwood. Robert.216.242 Sherwood. Roger.216.242. 305 Shields. Joseph.259 Shimler, Robert.376 Shimley. Linda.216 Shmn. Alan 331 Shipley. 8 .324 Shirley. Fred.249 Shmpper. Randee.216 Shoemaker. Kathryn.216.313 Shoes. G..354 Shore. Nancy.216 Short. Jan,379 Shorten. John.216 Shottenger. J. 375 Shrader. Ray.216 Shulack, Margery.311 Shulman. T..337 Shultheis. Thomas.393 Shultz. Robert.309 Shuman. Jeffrey,315 Shurtz. Nancy.216 Shuttlesworth. 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Larry. 169,216 Smith. Pamela 360 Smith. Peter.216.284 Smith. Rink.230 Smith. Robert.216 Smith. Sandra.216 Smith. Stanley.252 Smith. T..268 Snead. Matt.258 Snell. John.240 Snow. Charles 325 Snow. E. A..154 Snyder. Karl 216.277 Snyder. Taffy,367 Soard. Michael.333 Soblcr. B .289 Soderlund. E .400 Soderstrom. Samuel,252 Sollmger. Marilyn.257 Solomon. Terrann 246.309 Soloway. Gail.? 16 Solt. Lauren 216 Soltau. Hans.375 Somogyi. Margaret 216 Sopko. Lucille.216.284 Soule. Paul.359 Soule. Stephen.216.308 Southerington. Craig.216 Sowers Gary,216 Spaeth. Mary.299 Spangonberg Jean.357 Spauldmg. Mcual.216.345 Speidcl. Ronald.216 Speidell. Donald.216 Spicher. Raymond,375 Spiegel, Nancy.312 Spicss. Deborah.313 Spilker. David.21 7 Spohn B.,296 Sponsel. Christina,291 Sponzilli. Linda.345 Sprague. Denms.217 Sprague. L..376 Springer. Marvin.217 Sprungcr. Prcston.217 Staadeker. Paul.206.217.231. 278 Stadlmiller. J..335 Stafford Gregory.354 Stamcoff. Thomas.314 Stanley. Karen.259 Stapleton. 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Fifth Street Phone 421-1711 9:30 A.M. to 2 A.M. Walt Burton Professional Candid Photographer 436 Annette Bodnar Organizations Editor Linda Lund Asst. Technical Coordinator 438 Cindy Chester Asst. Technical Coordinator Diane Mastin Organizations Editor Lynn Ratterman Index Editor Hank Alexander Organizations Editor 439 440 Harrison Blackmond Black Editor Nancy Kravitz Information Editor 441 Janet Angus Academics Editor George Nyktas Asst. Business Mgr. 442 Rodney Lee Pennington III Asst. Photo Editor Stu Levy Photo Editor, Designer 444 L Larry McPherson Seniors Editor, Sports Editor Asst. Copy Editor, Exchange Editor, General Slave to the Editor Barb Clifton Asst. Executive Editor 445 Renee Paulin Technical Coordinator 446 Rick Hopple Business Manager memories ... what an experience ... when can i start to be editor?... wait for senate . .. who's gonna be business manager. . . wait for senate . . . senior pics . .. panic! . . . new seniors editor—job well done ... also a great friend ... john and mary: beautiful people—but don’t sit under the hannukah bush with anyone else but him .. . what to do with the book: idea!... let’s tell what’s happening at UC in 70 . . . oh, wow, outasite ... two books in a box?. . . i'm diggin it. . . a chicken theme (it'll go to pot) . . . academics . . . editor has to work ... so make her organizations editor . . . the great gregarious grumbling GEKE . . . bucky's bouncing baby boy. . . rjt: more space, please?! . . . margie’s pad . . . activities fair . . . i found an irish-italian proofreader . . . i hate proofreading . . . Frenchy . . . “st. louis film committee, may i help you?” . . . politics . . . left and right . . . verrry right! ... you get 5% of the ads this year for sure ... too bad that ads are down this year . . . skipped econ again . . . take good notes . . . that’s what an info editor is for . . . “stu levy's answering service, may i help you?” ... old copy editors never die, they just fade away . . . UPS . . . Roger. . . time to cut the sugar crop . . . toots . . . responsible for any work as directed by the editor . . . how about a beer, Rick? You need to relax a little . . . organization nights . . . humbug . . . scheduling greeks . . . what a drag ... a black editor? ... far out .. . another freaky pic by those freaked out photographers . . . diggin it . . . first time in a long time . . . sooo together . . . cindy, your mother called . . . how can you index with only one hand . . . it's easy . . . leave out half the index . . . elves came in the night . . . LL . . . seventh street ... i’m crushed . . . here he comes again . . . he wants more minutes run off on the mimeo . . . hey tom, wissel while you work! . . . lawrence, kahn you write a letter tomorrow . . . judy springtime . . . poor little mama . . . meet you at the regular place—quarter ’til five . . . have to go back to school: again? . . . lovin’ them . . . ADVISOR FAABORG ... a long psychological history of semi-masochistic tendencies plus a desire to join the pepsi generation . . . printer sold out . . . why this year?! . . . ! . . . hang loose as a goose . . . everyone exhausted . . . exams staring everyone in the face . . . “But he said we would be finished Sunday!” . . . you gotta lot of hope . . . four-points . . . time for a new editor . . . tough staff interview . . . even tougher pub board interview . . . wait for senate ... my thanks to everyone . . . without you 70 cincy would have never gotten together. . . maintain, and continue to grow . . . 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