Western Ohio College - Reflection Yearbook (Celina, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1969 volume:

F orewom' We the 1969 Western Ohio College Reflection Yearbook Staff would like to dedicate this yearbook to the students of W.O.C. We hope that as they look back on this yearbook in years to come, they will be reminded of all the moments, both good and bad, that we have shared together. Table Of Contents Administration ................................ 4 Professors .................................. 11 Students ................................... 21 Student Council ............................... 36 Lake Festival Float ............................. 38 Dances .................................... 39 Yearbook Staff' ................................ 46 Board Of Trustees SEATED: Perry Wise; Mrs. J. H. Dasenbrock, Secretary; R. I. Stauffer, Resident Director; John Herkenhoff, Vice-President. STANDING: Roger Clapp, Boyd Granger, Victor Fuhrwerk, David Sowar, Edward Noble, Conrad Mandross, A. C. Lachstadter. ABSENT: James Dicke, President; William Dull, Treasurer; David Brumback; Robert Carr; Donald Dudgeon. The Board of Trustees deserves a special thanks from the students of Western Ohio College for their continued interest and support in the constant effort to better the college. Resident Director Mr. R. J. Stauffer is the dedi- cated resident director of Western Ohio College. The long hours of work and the many things he does for the benefit of his students and the college are truly appreciated. Thank you Mr. Stauffer! S ecretary-Busz'ness Manager No one could help but notice the bright efficient atmosphere of the office this year - this is due, of course, to the efforts of Mrs. Mary Alice McDermitt. Not only does she operate the business end of the office effi- ciently, but she is always ready and willing to talk to anyone about whatever is bothering them. Although she likes to refer to herself as diabolical perhaps the best way to de- scribe her is friendly, understanding and not uptight. Thank you, Mary Alice. 63m Oij'ce Help Assisting Mrs. McDermitt in the office and aiding Mrs. York in the library are Janet Hess wottom lefD and Linda Thurston mottom righo. Thank you Janet and Linda for your reliable helpl Library Mrs. York has been with our school for two years. During these two years she has been of great ser- vice to the faculty and students. We would like to thank Mrs. York for her attention to our needs. Charlie For many years Charlie Searight has been the janitor, maintenance man, and general handy man for WestErn Ohio College. Although many students never see him, his careful attention to our School is obvious. Thank you Charlie for a job well done. ' ?OF CHARLES CARLSON, A.B. warcD; A.M. New York Teachers Collegex Assistant Professor of Business Administration. HOWARD P. SMITH, B.S. M0unt Unioro; M.A. Ohio StateJ; Ph.D. Ginsburg; Instructor in Education. Resident CAROL J. HAGEN, B.A. Ohio Northemn M.A. Ball Staten Instructor in English. ' Faculgy s MICHAEL V. JENKINS, B.S. Rio Grandex M.A. M0rehead Statek Instruc- tor in Mathematics. GEORGE HILDAHL, B.S. Misconsim; M.S. Wisconsi1'0; Assistant Professor of Chemistry. . MERRITT WOOD, B.A. Mrkansash M.A. Mrkansasx Instructor in History and Political Science. RONALD ROLL, an Assistant Professor of ' Physics, received his B.S. and M.S. degree from Ohio State . TERRY KEISER, Instructor in Biology. ob- tained his B.S. Ed. from Ohio Northern and his M.A. from Bowling Green. MOHAMAD TAYIM, Professor of Math, received his B.A. from Ohio Wesleyan and his M.A. from E. New Mexico. RONALD EVENS, Instructor in Mathematics, obtained his B.A . from Ohio Northern and his M.A. from Bowling Green. GEORGE SAGANOWSKY, a Professor of French, received his Baccalaureate from State Lyceum in Rovno, Poland and his Mag. Phil. from the State U. of Lvov. MARGARET RlGGLE, an Instructor in Speech. received her M.A. degree from Bowling Green. WILLIAM FLEMING . an Instructor in English, obtained his 3.3 .A. and his M.A . from Sam Houston State. PHILIP COMPTON. an Instructor of Psychol- ogy, received his B.A. from Manchester and his M.A. from Bowling Green. IVAN HODGES, an Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion, received his A.B. from Taylor, his S.T.B. from Boston, and his A.M. from Earlham. GEORGE WHIPPLE. an Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Religion, obtained his B.A. from Albion, his S.T.B. and Ph.D. from Boston, and his B.P.A. from Brooks Inst. of Photography. WERNER SONNTAG, an Assistant Professor of Music, received his B.S. Mus. Ed. and his M.A. Mus. Ed. at Ohio State. JOHN WEST, an Assistant Professor of Art. received his B.F.A. and his M.F.A. from Ohio University. FRANCIS GANGEMI. a Professor of Physics, received his B.S. from Notre Dame and his M.S. and Ph.D. from Catholic University. RICHARD KAIN, a Professor of Industrial Arts. obtained his 8.8. from Ohio Northern and his M.A. from Ohio State. CLYDE LA ME, a Professor of Physical Education, received his 3.8. and M.A. from Columbia. meceasem DEAN WHITE, an Instructor in Drivers um. Education, received his 8.8. from Musking' l7 Registration Headache! Kneeling before the altar? The New Sidesaddle Hell's Angel! Disorders on College Cam- puses! Say cheese? 1 Here we go loopedy loop g You see, Mr. Carlson. Pepsi really does make you feel younger I swear undying devotion to auh . . . auh . . . Well! If you feel that way, I'll just leave! Wcmmazw r- manna Qrzlrwvrvm h 80 ha Mq lC'e$rVVL'P m; K5: v 173 m m ' m N M BhLaHIYaw 20 $ Becky Agler Bonnie Ahms Janice Avery Tony Bailey Marilyn Bair Jetta Baxter Steve Beam Becky Beckstdet Greg Bergman Pearl Bergman Sue Beyke Linda Boise A1 Bonilla Virginia Brannon Joe Branson Jim Brisker Dave Brown Julia Brown Linda Bruggeman Collin Bryan Arthur Burd Kathy Buschur Greg Byers Nina Callison Joe Campbell Karen Campbell Lois Clendenen Gordon Coffin John Core Marilyn Darwood Mary Dieringer Dennis Eichenauer Coletta Eischen Frank Eischen Kathy Elking Wally Ellinger Loretta Fast Tiara Fennig Dave Fink Deloris Fishbach Gary Fisher Mary Fisher Debbie Frysinger A1 Gamer 23 24 Cross-eyed? Zzzzzzzz! Gee that's different! Staff? And now my fellow citizens Monkeys looking for fleas! Browning ? Raving Beauty .- 25 26 Shirley Gephart Bill Graves Richard Garwick Mike Grillot Janet Grimm Mike Goliver Gene Goodwin Bob Hamberg Sally Hampshire Tom Hartke Mary Hartman Phil Hawkey Sue Heckler Larry Hehrneyer Ruth Henschen Janet Hess John Hoelscher Nancy Hoenie Vicki Hoffman Elaine Homan Eileen Hurless Melvin Hurless William Hutflies Jennifer Iamieson Mary Kable James Keller Maryanne Keller Doug Kennard Diane Kimmel Karl King J ohn Kittle Donna Klosterman Mary Knapke Mary Ann Knapke Kyle Kramer Dale Kramer Donna Kunk Cheryl Lammers James Lautzenheiser Karen Link Fred Linn Dave Lipp Kevin Lloyd Jim Loughridge 27 hm 28 30 Caron Lumpkin Lura Lunz Shirley Luthman Don McDermitt Guy McDonnell Judi McGlinch Judy McIntosh Bob McNaughton Bev McOmber Tom Magoto Jim Manning Jim Maurer Peg Maurer Bob Metzcar Wade Miesse Pat Monroe Janet Muether Mary Mumma Ramona Nickol Dave Niemeyer Br. Ron Oser A1 Patterson Chris Piper Joe Poeppelman Pam Pottkotter Barbara Rehmert Cheryl Rexroat Chris Roebuck Mary Rosenbeck Jean Saalman Wanda Scales Sam Schmiesing Lavem Schuette Tom Schumm Claude Siders Darlene Simmons Dorothy Simons Bob Smith Chris Steele Bill Stover Lloyd Strauch Joan Stripe Steve Swank Sharon Tharp 3l 32 Judy Voress John Welboum Sandra Wellington Margie Wenning Tom Wesner Dolores Whitcraft Jack Wickstandt Louise Williams Lena Wilson Rita Wilson Margaret Wissman Sharon Witten Kip Wright Forest Yocum Lynda Yocum Bill Young Steve Thompson Billie Thomsberry June Turner George Voress ACTIVI l I 1 1:8 S tudent Council The purpose of the Student Council is to promote better relationship between the faculty and the student body. This year the Council has supported a teacher evaluation for this purpose. The Council hopes it will prove to be invaluable in years to come. President; Claude Siders, Vice -President; Torn Schumm, Secretary; Diane Kimmel, Treasurer; Jim Loughbridge. BACK ROW: Bill Stover, Bob Smith, Dave Lipp, Bob Hamberg, Dennis Eichenauer. SECOND ROW: Cheryl Rexroat, Jill James, Janet Muether, Janet Peters, Kyle Kramer. THIRD ROW: Linda Thuston. Janet Hess, Sue Heckler, Sue Beyke. FRONT ROW: Steve Swank. Dave Niemeyer, Dave Brown, Wally Ellinger, Al Bonilla. NOT PRESENT: Bill Graves, Iudi McGlinch, Mary Rosenbeck. 37 r rhuwwm ....... 38 Lake F estz'val Candidate Western Ohio College was represented in the 1968 Lake Festival Queen Contest by Miss Jane McGee. The float, pictured above, was designed and constructed by the Student Council of Western Ohio College. Spring Formal candidates Cheryl Rexroat, Marylou Meckstroth, Joyce Elam and Jean Wenning graced the float along with Miss Mche. Halloween Dance mama am .mmrm-aswn x: - gm - worn awwwnK inn . . L- w... a M... w. Christmas Dance 40 Valentine Dance Queen Diane K z'mmel Spring Formal Tom Schumm 45 46 The yearbook is finally com- pleted and we the editors would like to extend our thanks to all who have helped in this undertaking throughout the year. Before we thank anyone in p articular it should be noted that many who were not directly related to the Reflection Staff have helped in- directly - through their cooperation and understanding in regard to our task - for this we are truly indebted and thankftti. In particular we would like to thank Al Bonilla andDave Brown, who gave up many hours of their time to take student pictures and candids. And a special thanks to Al for his help with the art work. Also, of course the Yearbook Staff, the real backbone of our work this year, deserves much credit - their work in organizing the tre- mendous amount of pictures, writings, etc., has been invaluable. Although the work has been at times arduous and nerve-tacking, over- all it has been a very rewarding ex- perience, in which we are proud to have served a part. ,VZLW. wave Y earbook S twp Co-Edz'tors SUE BEYKE and KYLE KRAMER JANET HESS, IETTA BAXTER, LINDA BRUGGEMAN, and LINDA THURSTON. Jungle Queen AL $ LA-AK - ZAMl! Sleeping Beauty Studying ? That's all right Mr. Lizard, I still 'wuv' you. 47 TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY The World's Bast Yearbooks Are Tayior-made u haw? xi gun. : xv;