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Football Program OFFICIAL WATCH Sinclair DINO GASOLINES OFFICIAL PROGRAM IOWA-OHIO STATE FOR THIS GAME give MORE POWER CONTENTS in the LONG RUN The University Presidents 2 ******* University of Iowa Representatives 3 LONGINES Personnel of The Marching Band 4, 5 THE WORLD'S Ohio State Football Coaching Staff 6 MOST HONORED Students Welcome Ohio State Dads 7 WATCH College of Engineering . 8 Peace Corps Visits Campus 9 Ohio State Football Player Pages I 0, 18 , 22 , 32, 44, 46 Iowa Football Player Pages 12, 30, 34, 38 14 I Ohio State Freshman Football Roster 7:·::··j 16 ' Ohio State University Athletic Staff Ohio State University Football Roster 24 Iowa Football Roster 29 ' Half-Time Music by Th e Marching Band 41 .' " My Dad" 42 Wilbur E. Snypp, E ditor a nd Adve rtising la nager .John F. Hummel, Circulation Manager National Adverti ing Repre entative: Spenc er Advertising C'o., 271 Madison Ave., New erk, . Y. 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Box 3526, C olumbus, Ohio 432 14 campus. MONTREAL NEW YORK GENEVA Maker of Watches of the Highest Character Since 1867 ijAmerlcan Express Credit Cards are now honored by over 21 ,000 Sinclair Dealers.-­ The University Presidents University of Iowa Representatives * * FOREST EV ASHEVSKI Director of Athletics DR. NOVICE G. FAWCETT President, The Ohio State University JERRY BURNS Head Football Coach * * DR. HOWARD R. BOWEN DEAN ROBERT RAY President, University of Iowa Faculty Representative 2 3 Personnel of The Marching Band Left. Fred M . Dart, assistant director; right. Charles L. Spohn, director. Name High School Name High School John Elliott Sylvania David Haledman Marion Harding John Freeman Lorain Bill Hall Collinwood, Cleveland William Holmes Warren G . Harding Gregory Harper Euclid Gerry Hudson Grandview Roy Hawthorne Chas. F. Busch , Sedgewick David Livingston Urbana Gail Herron Salem Wilson Murray Elyria Sam Hissong Milton Union , Ludlow Fall s Staff: Name High School Terry Pracht Whetstone, Columbus James Kerr Springfield Local Jim Loveman Medina Director- Charles L. Spohn Bruc e Grunden Waite, Toledo John Shrader Newark Thomas Selby Columbus North Assistant Director - Fred M. Dart Ronald Guisinger Clay, Toledo John Watkins Elgin , LaRue Herbert Glendon Spangler Columbus North e Assistant- Dennis Wenger Robert Hall Whetstone, Columbus Kirby Wyatt Upper Arlington Marching Band Graduat Harry L. Stebbins Sylvania Hicks Columbus West Announcer- Tom Johnson Robert TROMBONIUMS Ronald Hughes London - Richard Heine, John Tatgenhorst SOUSAPHONES Music Arrangers Jones Hamilton, Columbus David Adams Sylvania Robert Gerald Anderson Perkins, Sandusky Keiser Sidney H. Jeffery Bartels Sylvania Name High School La Mar Ronald Dutt Marion Harding Kooperstein Bexley Robert Bower Columbus North Harry James Esswein Eastmoor, Columbus DRUM MAJOR Ronald Lang Sylvania J. Thomas Bowman Cambridge Gerald Foster Dayton Chaminade Jerry McAffee Bogan Roger Castanien Upper Sandusky Mitch Breece Sidney Thomas Harold Gibbons Columbus North Meister John Michael Foster Deshler Local Frederick Parma Robert Hengen Mayfield, Cleveland ASSISTANT DRUM MAJOR Mock Columbus Richard Hulsman Fairmont, Dayton Kenneth Brookhaven, John Hightower Columbus North Lawrence Mock Linden McKinley, Columbus Beryl Jones Cambridge Greg Lowry Warren G. Harding William Hunt Worthington Montgomery Brookhaven, Columbus Keith Jones Cambridge Richard Jerry W. Lawson Lima Senior Eb CORNETS Gary Moore Perkins, Sandusky Keith Kidner Columbus North Ben Lindsley Sandusky Morgan North Thomas Lease Salem Richard Carr Whitevak, Hillsboro Charles Columbus John Linthicum Springfield North Munthe Eastlake North, Willowick Jan Lust Mifflin Roger Cramer Mansfield Jack James Meacham Perrysburg Richard Nutting Fairborn, Dayton Toby Daniel Hilliard John Osborn Dave Mossbarger Frankfort Donald Podobnikar Euclid Richard Wagner Fairless, Navarre Robert Dayson Medina Glenn Taggart Shaker, Cleveland Columbus George Rogers Hilliard Robert Everhart linden McKinley, TENOR HORNS Paul Magnusson Shaw, Cleveland Larry Schmidt Walnut Ridge, Courtright PERCUSSION North Erick Alden Wilmington Ernest Savory Columbus East Thomas Trinter Columbus Louis Kenneth Agriesti Garfield Hts. , Cincinnati Timothy Boone Bellefontaine Richard Sevils Lorain Chris Wagner Wyoming Dean Appleman Eastmoor, Columbus , Columbus David Dick Bellefontaine Larry Showalter Columbus North Richard W allick Brookhaven John Beavers Worthington Weimer Columbus David Elsass Perry High , Canton Timothy Watson Columbus West Robert Linden McKinley, David Caygill Cambridge Wells David John Fey East Liverpool Ronnie Vandalia-Butler Randall Headley Worthington e h CORNETS White Xenia Dwight Hansen Swanton Kent Curt Knapp Fenton, Michigan Warren W illiam Huck Upper Arlington Joseph Antonelli Warren G. Harding, Dave Koehler Upper Sandusky . FLUGLEHORNS John Johanssen Sylvania David Baker Hamilton Twp Jay Morrison East Canton Cadiz John Bastian Old Fort, Tiffin Thomas Myers Copley, Akron Stephan Berry Steve Peebles Shelby Columbus John Edwards Holy Name, Cleveland J. Robert Yohman Oak Hills, Cincinnati Robert Alan Birkhimer Easlmoor, Jeff Post Medina Thomas Brawner Franklin Co., Frankfort, Ky . Ronald Daron Eastmoor, Columbus Sidney Thomas Hartrum Cambridge BARITONES Paul Potter James Brundrett Tipp City Seigel Eastmoor, Columbus Roger Herron Dayton Chaminade John Dale Amerman Graham, St. Paris Sanford Robert Burley Zanesville Terry Thompson River Valley, Marion Donald Burton Marion Harding Phil Ii p Paxton Bellefontaine Al Adcock Sandusky Stephen Caldwell Groveport William Tetrick Waverly David Bowers Rogers, Toledo MANAGERS Tucker Norwalk Pleasant View, Columbus Thomas Crawford McKinley, Canton Dennis James Bowman James H. Flynn Perrysburg Wander Columbus Robert Dalton Parma Senior High Stephen Linden McKinley, Earl Chenoweth Xenia James Hearst Piqua Gene Warman Newark Ronald Daron Eastmoor, Columbus Harold Crites Wilmington Ray Hoffmaster Youngstown Kenneth Drees Sidney Richard Felix Tuslaw, North Lawrence ALTO HORNS James Frazier Reynold sburg Richard Gentry Madeira, Cincinnati LIBARIANS Sidney Steven Bovia Sandusky Mike Friend Harold Grubs Sylvania Linda Mason Columbus North Graber Norton , Akron George Braen Mansfield James Fostoria Genie Wilch Kenton John Grashel Columbus West David Edwards East Canton Ronald Hainen 4 5 Ohio State Football Coaching Staff Students Welcome Ohio State lads LYAL CLARK ESCO SARKKINEN Defensive HARRY Llne Coach End Coach STROBEL Guard-Center Coach STUDENT DAD'S DAY COMMITTEE- front row, left to right - Pam Workman, general secretary-treasurer; Susan Reed. Portsmouth, publicity; Kerry Reed. Princeton, W. Va., general chairman; Judy Wendling, Indianapolis, Dad selection and lodging; Harriet Markel. University Heights, sign contest; standing. Milton Yoder, Marion. traditions board chairman; Tom McLaughlin, Worthington, special arrangements; Diane Howard, Kettering, talent show; Art Shack. University Heights, luncheon; Bill Johannes, Columbus. pro­ curements. HUGH HINDMAN THEME - Hello, Daddy! Tackle Coach LOUIS McCULLOUGH Week-end activities available for Dads W.W. WOODY HAYES Defensive Coordinator Head Coach Saturday Luncheon, 12 noon, Ohio Union Football game, Ohio State vs Iowa, 1:30 p.m. Talent Show, 8 p.m., Mershon Auditorium Sunday Strollers will present a matinee of Tennessee Williams' "The Glass Menagerie", 2:30 p.m., Uni­ versity Theatre. University Symphonic Orchestra concert, 8 p .m., Mershon Auditorium. The Dad of Dads for 1965 is Mr. John F. Canncn of 4902 West Pleasant Valley Rd., Parma, Ohio. Mr. Cannon is identified with the Cannon Tailor­ ing Co. His hobbies are hunting and fishing. Patricia Cannon, a daughter is a junior in the College of Education and lives in the Barrett House. A son is in the graduate school at the University of Utah. Mr. Cannon will be introduced at Saturday's GLENN luncheon and honored in pre-game (Tiger) ELLISON LARRY CATUZZI ceremonies Freshman Coach MAX URICK when he will be awarded a plaque MR. JOHN CANNON Offensive Backfield Coach by Sherri Defensive Backfield Coach Phillian, 1965 Homecoming Queen. "Dad of Dads" 6 7 r The College of Engineering Peace Corps V1ilts 11,e Campus THE OHIO STATE University at the turn of the passed an act establishing at Ohio State the first century was just 27 years old, but the institution collegiate program of ceramic engineering in the had already earned a name for itself in the field world. of engineering. At the start of the century, engineering was the Although the College of Engineering was not largest of the university's six colleges, enrolling established formally until 1896, engineering in­ 508
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