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DAYTONIAN

1966 • Vol. 43

UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON DAYTON, OHIO

Allen Hill, editor

Katie Dyke, assistant editor

Steve Walter, associate editor

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4 I. Academics

CONTENTS 2. Organizations

3. Activities

4. Sports

5. Underclass

6. Seniors

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5 Campus: buildings; some old, one brand new.

Sidewalks; roads; cgrass· and--especially in spring-mud.

6 7 A factory populated by trees and statues.

8 9 10 Enter people. Put them in the classrooms, the lecture halls, the labs.

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Let them populate the sidewalks, the hallways. Let them gather, all kinds, in the classes, at the parties. Let them walk across the grass, and work late at night in the Council offices, and play pool in the Union.

12 13 14 A university is a factory for turning out trained professionals: engineers, English majors, economists, sociologists, chemists, mathematicians, accountants, phys ed coaches. Everyone is a professional: no one starves. Hopefully no empty mind accompanies the full belly. Hopefully the professional training has been made meaningful. Hopefully this high-powered vocational guidance has not chopped the man down to fit the job. Hopefully it has not fostered an attitude of adjustment to society as it is. Hopefully we leave here not trained but educated; not knowing all the answers, but knowing at least what questions are worth the asking. A university must train professionals, for the sake of the present. For the sake of the fu ture, it must do more. And so must we.

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21 Time was when we were 4- 4, and the world was totally alive. Everything that was big enough or warm, that moved or made a noise was a person, a separate, living thing, an entity apart. A clock. A refrigerator; electric mixer, vacuum cleaner, radio. Puppy. Even grownups. Each with a name, each with its own awareness. Earlier-there was an earlier time, but we don't remember that-there was only texture, temperature, color, taste, noise, scent; and we were fascinated by the shape of our own hands, the taste of cardboard. But we don't remember that. We forgot, when we were 4, in the excitement of asking questions of a world so entirely, so immediately alive. And the next year we were 5, and started school. Formal education: wherein we were expected to answer questions.

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23 24 And that's the way we spent the next twelve years: answering questions. Reading books, magazines, encyclopedia articles, newspapers so we could rattle off the responses. -For tomorrow read ch ct ptel' thirteen. There will be a quiz Friday. -Book report. ItlSt tell me what the author said. -Mark + for true, 0 for fal.re. -Choose whiche've1' answer you believe to be corfect, a, b, c, 01' d. -Grade right minus wrong. -Outside readi12/<. Y 011 may choose three of the five listed. By the time we get here, we've got lots of answers, and they give us another forty-odd books with still more. We spend so much time with the answers, we could forget all about the questions.

25 26 And it is the questions, after all, that are important. What use are all these facts if we can't do anything with them? And what can we do with them if we don't even know which data we have, if there is no order to this collection? Eventually we come to making an ordering, for we must, and then we begin to ask questions. Especially, we question the value of all the facts we've been embalming in notebooks. All the data we've gathered, all the expert opinions and critical reviews, are someone else's; all the scientific observations are someone else's; and how do we know the reported results are really so? We have to try ourselves. So we come back to the senses: textures, color, sound. We do the titration; we measure the power curve of a thirty-horse motor, the growth rate of a crystal; and we know these things are so.

27 And slowly we come to some organization of the data, to some appreciation for the relationships different fields of knowledge bear to one another, to some awareness of the relevance of the contents of our personal mental filing cabinets to the way we act, the things we do. For we each see with our own eyes, we each perceIve our own :worlds; and the value of our observations increases with their relevance to those of other people. And we communicate. The teacher is doing more than reciting; personal relationships mean more than having a Coke together or being in the same classroom. The Cjuestions mean more: the same questions, but now there's time for our own answers.

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AcadelDics

With the young, honor is more important than tactic s or etJen than prudence. Leaders of youth mllSt be knightly- a grisly identity, but thet'e it is. -Paul Goodman

In a community and a time devoted primarily to !he achievement of academic maturity, the intellectual integrity of its permanent popttlation, the faculty and administration, is imperative. For if stt/dents enter the university young, they leave old enough at least to vote. They are expected to make an active place in a larget' community. They need the best help they can get while they Me het'e.

31 Very Rev. Raymond A. Roesch, S.M. President

32 My dear Graduates of 1966, Although this may seem a very inappropriate thing to say, especially as we stand today among the many magnificent new structures which adorn our U.D. campus, we must admit that some day these stones and bricks will crumble, the carefully chosen wood will rot, and even the way of life which characterizes this college campus will disappear-yes, a few years from now as you page through these pictures of your yearbook, your children, if not you yourselves, will admit the things depicted herein are pretty antiquated-yet, the convictions and principles which you learned here, particularly in your core courses of the­ ology and philosophy, will never grow old or disappear. This is as it should be, for such is our purpose in fulfilling our obligation to you as our students. Oh yes, the methods and skills and. even scientific laws you learn now may be supplanted in later years, but the philosophy of life you formulated here, the principles you accepted as your rule of life, will always be true. As such they will guide your life, each and every day of it, and will guaran­ tee for you that goal which is the lodestone of your effort. These college days are a very important influence in your life, you have every right to cherish their memory, but more important is their impact on your career as you live out your life in the motto of your university: For God and Country. May the patroness of your alma mater through her maternal solicitude ever guide and inspire your days ahead. Sincerely,

Very Reverend Raymond A. Roesch, S.M. President

33 Rev. George Barrett, S.M. Vice President

Rev. Charles Collins, S.M. Assistant to the President 34 Bro. Thomas Schick, S.M. Dean of Students

Rev. Charles Lees, S.M. Provost 35 Mrs. John Hussong Acting Dean of Women

Mr. Thomas Salm Bro. Stephen I. Sheehy, S.M. Associate Dean of Men Dean of Men

36 Board of Trustees

Very Rev. Rev. John Bro. John Rev. George Very Rev. Bro. Robert James Darby, A. Elbert, J. Jansen, J . Renneker, Raymond A. Thomson, S.M. S.M. S.M. S.M. S.M. Roesch, S.M. Board of Lay Trustees

Lou is Wozar, President David L. Rike, Vice President Eugene A. Mayl, Secretary I. H. Jones, Treasurer

Stanley C. Allyn C. M. Barnes Loren M. Berry E. Bartlett Brooks James M. Cox, Jr. Samuel L. Finn

Huber W . Gillaugh Dr. Carroll A. HochwBlt Louis R. Jacobs Eugene W . Kettering William Kuntz Herman F. Lehman

H. Talbott Mead Robert S. Oelman !louis F. Polk Walter A. Reiling, M.D. George E. Sheer M. A. Spayd James M. Stuart, Sr. Elwood E. Zimmer Very Rev. James Darby, S.M. Very Rev. Raymond A. Roesch, S.M. Bro. Joseph J. Mervar, S.M. Bro. Elmer C. Lackner, S.M.

37 Academic Council

Seated: Very Rev. John Elbert, Bro. Raymond Nartker, Rev . Matthew Kohmescher, Rev . Charles Lees, Sr. Mary Audrey, Bernard Bedard, John B. Steinbruegge, William Hoben; standing: Bro. Norbert Brock­ man, Bro. Donald Geiger, Bro. Joseph Panzer, Dr. Maurice Graney, Bro. Leonard Mann.

38 Administrative Council

Seated: Bro. Joseph Mervar, Bro. Thomas Schick, Rev. Charles Collins, Rev. Paul Wagner, Rev. Charles Lees, Rev. Thomas A. Stanley, Rev. Norbert Burns; standing: Rev. George B. Barrett, Very Rev. Raymond Roesch, Bro. Elmer C. Lackner.

Student Welfare Council

Seated: Dr. Charles Scheidle~, Thomas Frericks, Rev. Chades CoWns, Mrs. Payne, Mother Mary Ann, S.M., Rev. Andrew Seebold, Rev. Cyril Middendorf, Bro. Stephen Sheehy; standing: Ellie Kurtz, Bro. Thomas Schick.

39 Research Council

Mr. John Westerheide, Bro. Austin Holian, Dr. Maurice Graney; Bro. Leonard Mann, Mr. Adrian Morgan, Dr. Ellis Joseph. Finance and Services Council

Bro. T. A. Brennan, Bro. William Busch, Bro. James H. Kline, Gerald W. Vonderbrink, Bro. Stephen Sheehy, Bro. Joseph Mervar.

40 Athletic Board

Seated: Bro. Stephen Sheehy, Bro. Louis Rose, Tom Frericks, Rev. Charles Collins, Bro. Ellmer Lackner; standing: E. Westendorf, Dr. George Rau, Orville Comer, Joseph Pappallardo, Rocco Donatelli, R. C. Hor­ wedel; Jim Paxon, Michael Bobal, Robert Donovan, Pete Boy,le, Tony Kramer.

Public Relations and Development Council

Seated: Gerald W. Vonder­ brink, Bro. Elmer Lackner, Rev. Charles Collins, Rev. George Barrett; standing: Elwood Zimmer, Theodore Woloson.

41 Arts and Sciences

Brother Leonard A. Mann, Ph.D. Rev. Ralph J. Gorg, Ph.D. Dean Assistant Dean Biology

George Noland, Ph.D. P. K. Bajpai, Ph.D. Chairman

Bro. W. A. Beck, M.S . J. J. Cooney, Ph .D. Peter Faso, M.S. Bro. D. Geiger, Ph.D. Bro. R. Joly, M.S.

Joseph Laufersweiler, Ph.D. James MacMahon, Ph .'D. James Ramsey, M.S. Gertrude Shay. M.S. George Willis, M.S.T.

42 Chemistry

Bro. John lucier, Ph.D. Bro. Cletus Chudd, Ph.D. Chairman

S. l. Eveslage, Ph.D. Bro. George Geisler David Karl, Ph.D. Carl Michaelis, Ph.D. Daniel O'Brien, Ph.D. Lie. Sc.

J. A. Pappalardo, Ph.D. James Steed, Ph.D. Marguerite Vance, M.A. Bro. J. H. Walsh, Ph.D. Bro. Vincent Wottle, Ph .D.

Communication Arts

George Biersack, M.A. Kathleen Clark, B.A. Mary Devine, B.A. Chairman

Patrick GHvary, M.A. Jean A. Johenning, M.A. Thomas McGlade, M.A. Raymond Mullins, M.A. Robert C. Youngman, M.A.

43 Computer Science

Nine times seven, thought Shuman with deep satisfaction, is sixty·three, and I don't need a computer to tell me so. The computer is in my own head.

And it was amazing the feeling of power that gave him. -Isaac Asimov

Bro. Tlhomas Schoen, M.A. Chairman English "The question is," said Alice, "whether you can make words mean so many different things."

"The question is," said Humpty Dumpty, "which is' to be n1aster-thaL's all." -Lewis Carroll Bernard Bedard, M.A. Bro. Hugh Bihl, M.A. Bro. Lawrence Bohl, Ph.D. Alex Cameron, A.B. Chairman

Bud Cochran, M.A. Rev. James Donnelly, A.B. James Fisher, A.B. Therese Geis, M.A. Neil Kenny, M.A.

Bro. George Kohles, M.A. Patricia Labadie, M.A. Rev. Charles Lees. Ph.D. Anthony Macklin, A.B. Rev. Adrian McCarthy, Ph.D.

Michael Means, Ph.D. Lorraine Murphy, M.A. Robert O'Donnell. M.A. Joseph Patrouch. M.A. Joseph R. Pici, M.A.

44 Bro. T. Price. M.A. Harry Rougier. M.A. Eleanor Stockum. M.A. Bro. Norbert Sturm. Ph.D. Frances Tiernan. M.A. Fine Arts

Ornament is confabulation in the interstices of structure. -Kenneth Rexroth

Edward R. Burroughs. M.F.A. Geology

George Springer. Sc.M. A. L. Horvath. Ph.D. Chairman History

Wilfred Steiner. Ph.D. Alfred Bannon. M.A. Erving Beauregard. M.A. Rafael Conada, M.A. Chairman

Rocco Donatelli. M.A. Bro. Leroy Eid. Ph .D. Joakim Issacs, M.S. Edwin King. M.A. John Kutolowski. M.A.

45 Raymond Maras, Ph.D. Frank Mathias, M.A. Bro. George Ruppel, Ph.D. Philip Sha, Ph.D.

Home Economics

There was a frozen man And he walked a frozen mile, And he found a frozen pack of peas In a very frozen style. And when the pack was open The birds began to rave "The dear old land of the deep old freeze. Is the good old home of the brave." -Walt Kelly Eliza beth Payne, M.S. Martha Bernhard, M.A. . Lois Ittleson, M.A. Chairman

Pauline Metzger, M.A. Miriam Elizabeth Smallwood, M.S. Language

Somehow, in a bistro, or French eatery, Everybody suddenly discovers they talk like Sasha Guitry, But they really can't, Aud if I were the bartender I should poke them in the oeil with the plume de rna tante. -Ogden Nash

James Ferrigno, Ph.D. Rev. James Bartholomew, M.A. Alfred Beigal, M.A. Chairman

Vito Benivegna, M.A. Maria Castello, M.A. Lillian Darby, Ph.D. Albert Descoteaux, M.A.

46 Donald T. Dietz, M.A. Carlos E. Galeono, M.A. Valmai Mac Lamore, M.A. Bro. George McKenzie, Ph.D. Pierre J. P. Morere, M.A.

Bro. John Perz, Ph.D. Rev. Gabriel Rus, M.A. Walter Sory, LLM. Bro. Gerald Sullivan, Ph.D. Rev. Joseph Zeinz, M.A. Mathematics

This principle is. so perfectly general that no particular application of it is possible. -G. Polya

Kenneth Schraut, Ph.D. Stanley Bacik, M.S. John Baker, M.S. Chairman

Bro. William Bellmer, M.A. Bro. Lawrence Cada, M.A. Martinus Esser, Ph.D. John McCloskey, Ph.D. Bro. Harold Mushenheim, Ph.D.

Richard Peterson, M.S. Alberta Prather, M.A. Bernard Rice, M.S. Bro. Joseph Stander, Ph.D. Joseph Wagner, M.S.

47 Music

Maurice Reichard, M.A. Charles Ritter, M.A. Chairman

Bro. Francis Schneider, M.A. lawrence Tagg. M. Music Betty Jean Thomas, Ph.D. Burton R. Weaver, M. Music Very/ Zech, M. Music Nursing

Ann Franklin, M.S. Mary Horrigan, M.A. Chairman Philosophy

"Contrariwise," continued Twecdledee, "if it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as it isn't, it ain't. That's logic." -Lewis Carroll

Richard Baker, Ph.D. Eulalia Baltazar, Ph.D. Chairman

Hugo Barbie, M.A. Rev. Charles Bloemer, M.A. Thomas Casa/etto, M.A. Gonzalo Cartagenova, M.A.

48 John M. Chrisman, M.A. Joseph Dieska, Ph.D. Rev. A. Edelenyi, Ph.D. Rev. John .Elbert, Ph.D. Edward Harkenrider, Ph.D.

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I Daniel J. Hoy, M.A Joseph Kunkel, M.A. Rev. P. P. Mur·ray, Ph.D. Paul I. Seman, M.A. Gerald Wening, M.A. Physics

Using the well· known Stefan· Boltzmann fourth· power law for radia· tion, (HIE) 4= 50 where H is the absolute temperature of heaven and E is the absolute temperature of the earth-300°K. This gives H as 798° absolute. -H. Allen Smith

Joseph Kepes, Ph.D. Charles Cothern, Ph.D. Chairman

Raymond Hieber, M.S. Francis Kendziorski, Ph.D. Beckham Martin, Ph.D.

War".er Rambauske, Ph.D. Bro. Thomas Schick, M.S. James Schneider, M.S. John D. Snide, Ph.D. Perry Yaney, M.A.

49 Political Science

Politics has got so ex· pensive that it takes lots of money to even get heat with. -Will Rogers

Bro. Albert Rose, M.A. Bro. Norbert Brockman, Ph.D. Bro. Richard Liebler, M.A. Jozef Patyk, LL.M. Psychology

Fortunately analysis is not the only way to reo solve inner conflicts. Life itself still remains a very effective therapist. -Karen Horney, M.D.

Anthony Debons, Ph.D. Darwin Hunt, Ph.D. Robert Noland, MA Chairman

Antos Rancurello, Ph.D. Joseph Rosa, M.A. Charles Scheidler, Ph.D .. Lester Shine, Ph.D. Sociology

Meddling with another man's folly is always thankless work. -Rudyard Kipling

Mary Jo Huth, Ph.D. Enya Flores, M.A. Edward Huth, Ph.D. Chairman

Bro. John Klein, M.S. Rev. Andrew Seebold, Ph.D. James Weir, M.A. 50 Theology

"Tut, tut, child," said the Duchess. "Everything's got a moral, if only you can find it." -Lewis Carroll

Rev. Matthew Kohmescher, Rev. Charles Brady, S.T.L. Joseph B. Brown, M.A. S.T.D., Chairman

Rev. Norbert Burns, S.T.D. Ralph Cardillo, M.A. Rev. William Cole, S.T.D. Rev. John P. Harrington Rev. John J . Kelley, Ph.D.

Rev. Edwin Leimkuler, M.A. Randolph Lumpp, M.A. Thomas Martin, M.A.

Jeffrey Meyer, B.A. Rev. Cyril Middendorf, M.A.

Ric!;ard G. Otto, M.A. Rev. Paul Wagner, M.A. Rev. Edwin Weber, M.A. Bro. Donald Wigal, M.A.

51 Business

William Hoben, M.B.A., C.P.A. Dean Accounting

Joseph Updyke, B.S. Willard Clark, M.B.A. Chairman

Marion Eley, B.S. Andrew Fioroti, M.A. Robert Kriegbaum, M.A. Edward Rodgers, B.B.A.

Economics

Political institutions are a superstructure resting on an economic foundation. -N. Lenin

Charles Wha ren, M.B.A. R. N. Berger, M.A. Rev. Paul Louis, M.A. Chairman 52 William F. May, M.B.A. Francis McGovern, Ph.D. Edmund P. O'Leary, Ph.D. Donald Schade, M.A. Business Management

Morris .Kreider, M.A. Barth Snyder, M.A. Joseph Bosshart, M.A. Chairman Chairman

James A. Buckenmeyer Lester Fuszara, B.A. Edward Marrinan, M.A. Esther Walden, Ph.D. Marketing

Harry Murphy, M.A. Orville Comer, M.S. Max Densmore, Ph.D. Theodore Van Istandal, M.Ed . Chairman M.A. Secretarial Studies

Velma Miller, M.Ed . Mary Civille, M.Ed. Sandra Houghtling Janice Miller, B.S. Chairman 53 Education

Bro. Joseph Panzer, Ph.D. Dean

Bro. Thomas Powers, M.A. Associate Dean-

Joseph White, M.Ed. Assistant Dean

Nothing in education is so as­ tonishing as the amount of ignor­ ance it accumulates in the form of inert facts. -Henry Brooks Adams Thomas Campanelie, Ph.D. Simon Chavez, D.Ed ., EI. Ed. Chairman

Orman R. Edgington. Ph.D. Bro. John Emling, Ed.D. Sr. M. Laurietta K'iosterman, C.P.P.S. Daniel Leary, Ph.D. Sister M. Mercia, Ph.D.

54 John O'Donnell, Ph.D• . Sr. M. Felicitas, Riley, C.P.P.S. John P. Toth, Ph.D. Sr. Patricia Marie Waters, S.N.D. Physical Education

Marlene Bieber, M.Ed. Judith Bowman. M.Ed. Doris Drees, M.A.

Henry Ferrazza, M.A. Judith Kutt, M.A.

James LaVanche, M.S.

John P. Schleppi, M.A. Carol Siciliano, M.Ed. Patricia Tanner. B.A.

55 Engineering

Your materialist thinks that if he had just used a different tool or spent more time on the blueprint, everything would have been all right; but your philosopher knows there's something intractable about the material world and nothing will ever tum out quite right. It's the essence of tragedy.

-Homer C. Nearing, Jr.

Chemical Engineering Maurice R. Graney, Ph.D. Dean

Michael Bobal, Ph.D. Jerry Bauer. M.S. Roger 'Keith, B.S.C.E. Max Willis, Ph.D. Chairman Civil Engineering

Seymour Ryckman, M.S. Joseph Chamberlain, M.C.E. Chairman

George Driscoll, B.S .C.E. Elmer Payne, M.S. Bro. Bernard Schad, M.S. Bro. Robert Thomson, Ph.D.

56 Electrical Engineering

Bro. Louis Rose, M.S. Reinhold Kubach, B.E.E. Chairman

Donald E. Lewis, Ph.D. Adrian Morgan, M.S. Bernard Schmidt, Ph.D. James B. Tsui, Ph.D. Ind'ustrial Engineering

Mechanical Engineering Robert Mitchell, M.S. Merle Schmid, Ph.D. Chairman

Richard Horwedel, Ph.D. Thaddeus Csalcy, A.M.I.M.E. Francis Henniger, M.S. Herschel Knight, M.S. Chairman

Harold Nielson, B.S. Alden Ray, Ph.D. Ralph Thorne, M.S. Bro. Andrew Weber, M.S. Jesse Wilder, M.S.

57 Military Science

Lt. Col. Allen Anderson Col. Uel W. French Chairman

Maj. William C. Bowdan Capt. Eugene Cromartie Maj. Elmer Gainok

In the morning we enter the barracks at the east gate. In the evening we are sentries at Ho Yang bridge. The setting sun shines on our immense banners. The horses neigh, a wind rustles the grass. Tens of thousands of tents are spread on the sand. Soldiers beckon to one another, whispering. Bright is the moon shining in the sky, Hard is discipline, silen t is the night. -Tu Fu

Capt. Arthur Geiger Capt. Edward Hackney

Capt. Robert H. Myers Jr. Capt. James Maguire Christopher Olson NCO Capt. Lawrence Ondecker

58 Joseph Averdick, B.S. Alfred Fehlmann, M.A. Duke l. Golden, B.S.M.E. Douglas Hanneman, B.E.E. Richard Hazen, M.S. Technical Institute

James l. McGraw, M.B.A. Chairman

Albert Staub, M.A. Assistant Chairman

Frederick J. Kretzler, A.T. William H. Loughran, M.A. Bro. Emil Morgana. B.S.M.E. Philip Patrick, A.B.

Albert Peterson, B.S. Raymond Puckett, M.B.A. Yudh V. Rajput Jerry Strange, B.S. Robert Wolff, B.S.

59

Organizations

Y ot/l'e a number on an IBM cardj a keyptmcher in some back fOom in the basement of Marycrest slaps five keys and the release button and you're through the punch, stacked, assembled, done. 52413. That's )'ou. For foul' years you'll register by that, get grades by that, be billed by that. A datum: 52413. One of 9000. File it. NumbefS can be filed. But not people. People file themselves, and more perversely than otherwise: they refuse to stay sot·ted. Young Republicans become Young Demsj Knicks join the PlayefSj there are Tau Bates on Council and engineers in the choir. That's why there are so many organizations here: there are 120 pigeonholes big enough for people.

61 Student Council

Below: Ann Rice, recording secretary; Bobbi Hop p, vice president; Bro. Thomas Schick, moderator; Tom O'Bryan, Laurie Miller, Bob Becherer, Bob Battenberg. Above: Mike Danneker, Tom Gracon, Chris Jablonski, Jackie Fante, Phil Fitzsimons, Bill Mooney; Chuck Hirt, Dennis Collins, Robert Bush, Marty Flahive, Robert Graves, Jerry Mazza, Mike Costello.

62 Class Officers

Seniors: Mike Costello, Frank Talz, Ann R'ice, Frank Denis­ ton. Juniors: Helen Tunney, Marty Flahive, George Mo­ laski, Don Cressy. Sopho­ mores: Lenny Fesi, Carol Quinn, Denny Collins. Fresh­ men: Betty White, Bob Nar­ dizzi, Jim Vick, Bob Bray; Tom McGrail, Dale Koepnik, Keith Farmmintino.

63 Union Board

Seated: Bro. Don Geiger, Tom O'Bryan, Frank Deniston, Kevin Clifford, Ellie Kurtz, Fr. George B. Barrett, Clyde Wisch, Ted Woloson, Frank Danowski, Ann Franklin; standing; Dr. Wilfred Steiner, Joseph McHale, Jim Dodson, Lucia Gattone, Col. Wi1bur Showalter, Margaret Baker, Pam Roderick, Elwood Zimmer, Edwin King, Ed Janning.

64 Joint Area Council

Ron Ivkanec, Frank Deniston, Eu­ gene E. Norris, Tony DeRose; Richard P. Bello, C. Patrick O'Con­ nor, Charles Kappar, Bob Felton, Bill Sweeney.

Cincy Club

Mike Sutphin, Nancy Rugh, Maurice Williams, Ceil Carlton, Bob Felton, Ruth Doyle, Mick Thiel, Sue Westerkamp, Tom Fer­ rero, Tom Westerkamp; Butch Remke, Anne Honnert, Roseann Mattscheck, Karla McGill, Kathy Daly, Tom Gross, Mike Moser, David Even, Tom Stander, Steve North; Tom Stanton, Tom BoHes, Marc Weding, Mike Schoner, Joe Emmrich, Barry Driscoll, Tom Mengelkamp, Joe Farone.

65 Cleveland Club

Above: Jackie Vacha, Anthony Chernic, Ron Ivkanec, Rich Mares, Jan Nissen; Mike Peters, Bill Yaumell, Diane Budan, Linda Murach, Larry Courtney, Ray Koeth; Larry Mihevic, Greg Valko, Jim Trentel, Tom Perarek, Daryl Pasek.

Below: Karen Urbanic, Richard Nosse, Andy Lasko, Larry Spilar, John Coudon, Donna O'Brien, Janice Urbanic; Donald Takais, Bob Varro, Mike Matuska, Mike Horvath, John Maiorano, Kevin Nolan, Dan Dula, Paul Coffey, Ed Miller, Paul Pajersky. Dayton Club

Above: Bill Howard, Debbie Minham, Barb Mondl, Joe Luthman, Jack Vin­ cent, Ce Ce Di Matteo, Tom Whitesel, Tony Di Matteo, Tom Winstel, Ron Miller; Linda Reder, Jo DeChatelet, Mary Jo Martin, Kathie Loeber, Kathi Saettel, Mary Niksa, Judy Loewer, Patti Orf; Nancy Corey, Marilyn Nor­ ton, James Flynn, Steve Massey, Sharon Wilson, Sharie Grohmann, Ann Kronenberger, Margaret West; Martha Robinson, Judy Nerny, Carol Jacobs, Janet Iding, Judy Kramer, Shirley Kern, Elaine Ruschou, Sonny Bell, John Limbert, Bill Kuntz, Mike Lofino, Larry Bruni. Center: Howard Moore, vice presi­ dent; Loriel Pavlik, secretary; Mike Petkus, president; Dan Pfahl, treas­ urer; Joe Luthman, social committee; Pam Abrey, cultural chairman; Ron W indsor, social committee; Jim Schwoebel, special events commit­ tee; Suzy Quashnock, publicity com­ mittee; Bob Graves, religious activi­ ty committee.

Barb Hyle, Mary Ann Leibold, Cynthia Luckoski, Philip Grassia, Thomas Delaney, John McLaughlin, Judy Reboulet; Sharon Plunkett, Bruce Zyrkowski, Janet Burkardt, Joe Di Grazia II, Betsy Furlong, Marilyn Graves, Sherry Mc­ Kinney, Betty Eckert; Gail Schneble, Barbara Beard, Jo Ann Cascardo, Dave Elwell, Donna Koysolinski, Nancy Jor­ gensen, Diane Hulman, Kathy Fortman, Nick Besch; Larry Wright, Madeline D'Amico, Janice Page, Pat Fares, Pat Gibbs, John Thibeault, John Geesen, George Relich, Tom Kozlowski, Dave Pritshard, Fred Russell, Kathy Engel, Tom Carlisle; Bill McSherry, Richard Meyers, Tom Flynn, George Seifried.

67 Hoosier Club

Above: Herb Katzman, Mary Jean Berlier, Ruthie Below: Jerry Schwegman, Mary Plummer, Sue Elliott, Charles Kapper; Nan Elliott, Eva Lahee, Keil, Tom Proctor; Mary Jeanne Quinlavan, Carol Kathy Moran, Bob Fondiller, Pat McDavitt, Ron Aberle, Nancy Rethlake, Steve Pfleger, Tom Ki­ Marien; Susan Elliott, Mike Price, Richard Schaff­ gar, Mary Ann Galdabini, Chnis Herold, Vicki ner, Mimi Anthony, Paul Gittere. Hoffman.

68 Hui-O-Hawaii

Vicki Frazer, Richard P. Bello, Lynn A. Jones, Dewey W. K. Tom; Joseph T. Vaccariello, Maureen Clifford, Diane Dietz, Carol Dietz, Carol Haizman, Dana Okeefe, Janet Cummings, Kathy Kietschmann, Pat Liebau; John Pan­ dosh, Charles Cannon, Tom Hychalk, Ralph Shimovetz, David V. Lewis.

Illini Club

Phi I Lanph ier, treasurer; Ka thi Valintis, secre­ tary; Frank Den­ iston, president; Ginny Lorenz, historian; Jerry Krueger, vic e president; Steve M u e I I e r, ser­ geant-at-arms.

Gary White, Rich Aubel, Mike Lord, Dianne Fowler; Denny Dunn, Mar~e Sanford, Wayne Robke, Nick Mader, Steve Pfleger; Don Christensen, Johh Vickers, Tommie Tucker, Tony Navilio, Tom Quinn, John Haley, Bill Mc­ Ginnis; Richard Crum, John Schrader, Jo Schlotter, Jim O'Neil, Charlotte Palley, Doy Wendel, Steve Charles.

69 Illini Club

Rick Schlanser, Lois Bil'stein, Jerry Streit, Ken Wampoch; Tom Pettinger, Bob Dewsberry, Hank Co­ velli, Jim Schneider, Wayne Robke; Mike Gebhardt, Sharie Grohmann, Cindy Gels, Tom Burke, Judy Weilert, Judy Harrington, Paulette Olson; Judy Hosey, Gary Frieders, Mimi Thompson, Sheila Callahan, Dee Chladek, Pam Moore, AI Kluge; Jim Kucera, Bill Mclaughlin, Peg Fahey, Terry Elliott, Denny Rocky, Richard Kosmerl, Kathleen McKanna, Ed Kabot.

Janet Sheetz, Kathy Nei­ dert, Mary Weir, Katie Sullivan; Jack Majewski, Dave Coene, Jim Goeth­ als, Mary Kay Steinhauer, Art Leyland; Carol Tra­ gesser, Carol Cosgrove, Elaine Wustmann, Jim Wade, "Oss" Peters, Tim Stacy, John Heiberger; Bill Herrmann, Kathy Brennan, Jim Murphy, James F. Steele, Tom Endre, Kris Colthrust.

Mary Smyth, Michele Williams, Marianne Fidmarsh, Marianne Toomey; Sharon Bukovac, Clancy D'Esposito, Tim Kresh, Michael Geron, Pat Hoffman; Pat Hrbaty, Carolyn Hanzal, Dottie Fugiel, Mary K. Gaul, Cathy Wegner, Sharon Zey, Eileen Marron; Gretchen Weimar, Nancy Woods, Mary Flynn, Scott Essman, Jeanne Wysocki, Bob Lucchetti, Kathy Burns; Thomas Malewicki, Wm. McDonald, Jo Anne McGoogan, Peggy Ball.

70 International Club Julie Stall'kamp, Clara Hull, Judy Kehl, Carol Kehl, Linda Covan, Mary Gurdlach, Sally Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs. B. Cook, Jane Friel, Pat Reeves, Mohd Bashir Bidiwal'a, Youssef T. Boufaisal, Agustin Camarero, Francis Sze-Kit Chan, Paul Yah-Shuing Chang, Abdu,1 M. Farouki, Bernard Harawa, Pius K. Han, Sygd A. Hasan, Inaki Irizar, Wendell Joseph, Satyender Kalra, Ewald Kanguatjivi, Gholamho­ sein Khavari, Patrick Wai-Fai Lam, John B. Malouf, John J. Maqsud, Rameshchandra, Bijan Modaressi, Jorge Morales, Festus Muundjua, Samuel Ngwenya, John Nlebgwa, Homayoun Nomani, Kantilal A. Pa­ rekh, Anilkumar P. Patel, Balubhai D. Patel, kacharabhai D. Patel, Ar­ nette Saleeby, Elie Saleeby, Indra Sandhu, Pankaj K. Shroff, Helen Si­ mon, Juan A. Simon, Attam Jit Singh, Roger Steele, Hasmukh Tai'lor, Rama­ kant Vichare, Raja Wahab, Peter Wan

V. T. D. Balaraman, Pradip Bhagat, Narenda Doshi, Boniface Eke, Shiv K. Gupta, Bhogilal Modi, Albert Parsa­ kian, Mohanbhai Patel, Suryakant Shah, Simon Yang, Luis A. Diaz, Fabio Garcia, Hugo Poza, Edwin Rios, Dr. Edward Harkenrider. Edward R. Smith, Suzanne Dowling, Patricia Renau llt, Joe Clark, Bopper Drechsler, Jerry Giancaterin, Duc de Coffie; Kenneth Wann, Lawrence Spieth, Artie Weber, Maureen Mc­ Dougal, Fred Willits, John Meier; Jack Putzek, Ted Marconi, Bob Acker, Doug Boland, Joe Hordeyczuk, Dan Macinnis; Joseph Volpe, Don Gian­ telli, Ron Biggs.

Knick Club Tony DeRosa, Larry Ducate, Jim Kline, Tom D. Mortino, Richard Moyu, Bill Keane, Bi,!l Harrison; Marilyn Hroncich, Robert Hron­ cich, Jeanne Kindt, Kathy Wil­ liams, Bob Covino, Janice Kis­ sil1ger, Eugene Raus; Mary Joan Nickol, Bob Calzetta, Linda Ole­ wack, Johanna Forma, Dale Ser­ gy, Joanne Gantner, Stiphen Huelsman; Joseph DeGennoro, Pat Marris, Frank Jacobs, Bob Hutter, Gail Mangan, Paul Cof­ fey, Don Giantelli; Pat ric k Strange, Maria Oria, Michael Zienkiewicz, Vladimir Kowaliw­ skyj, Bob Foley.

71 Latin American Club

Frank Santiago, Andy Gon­ zalez, Charlene Trauth, Ed­ gardo Angel; Joanne Ulis, Margaret Denman, Jorge Mo­ rales, Juan Vara, Ramon Rod­ riguez, Faye Freemen, Mari­ on Nugent, Fonsy Torres, Raul Cartoya, Nick Zavadsky, Mary Lynn Dryden, Mazie Coyne, Nicanor Diaz, Oscar Cartaya, Rafael Cintron, Mary McKenny, Kathy Brannigan, Gregoris Igartua, Pat Bellew, Ann Hurley, Ignaka Irizar, Jan Karoglan, Rafael Descha­ pelles, Luis Diaz, Roberto Gonzalez, Hector Armstrong, Stan Kiger.

Vets Club

Pat O'Connor, Bob Martin, Bill Myers, Tom Poe; ThomQs M. Hiegel, James P. Foreman, James C. David; Gil J. Zalewski, Howard M. Glover, Bob Martin.

72 Alpha Epsilon Delta

Dr. Carl Michaelis, James Mick, Barbara Kinzig, Stephen Hempelman, Rosario Noto, [)r. E. R. Baltazar; Daniel Beston, Carolyn Kinzig, Frederick Shiple, Bruce Brumfril, Michael Hynesj Phil FitzSimons, Frank Lobacz, Maureen McCarren, Ann Schwieterman, Peg Zilincky, Steve Mueller, Stephen Miller, Louis Vitangeli, David Pardieck, Roger Leslie. Alpha Kappa Psi

Richard Welty, Pat McGarry, Pete Bonitatibus, Gary Thibo, John Plavan; Jerry Mazza, Thomas Boyert, Tim Kearney, Tom Ferrero, Tom Mahon, Bill Johnson, Bill Hagan, John Norton, Bob Zerbe; Jim Coward, Bill Grimmer, Chuck Krepp, Dick O'Meara, Gary Lachey, Bill Matthews, John Schradder, Barry Bevacqua; Bill Remke, Michael Wilson, Jerry Fisher, Pau'l Conolly, Bob Heath.

73 American Chemical Society

Marianne Boguski, Joseph Cogliano, Janice Karoglon, Patrick Walsh, Bro. John Lucier, Dr. Carl Michaelis; Richard Broerman, Roland Loy, Louis Todaro, Daryl Roberts, Gary Marconi, Richard Bodner; Paul Zint, Virgil Mathias, Ron Konopka, James Reboulet, Bob Cordell, Cami Conway; Gail DeFord, Mario Bigotti, Dennis Werkmeister, Armand Bonforte, Mathew Betkouski, Darlene Chivers; Michaele Dotske, Ronald Huffman, Margaret West, Nancy Krajenke, John Slawenski, Andrea Sharpe; D. J. Karl, D. H. O'Brien, Gregory Doer­ flein, Judy Kittelman, Kathy Williams; Bob Villing, Tony Rampino, Don Bealko, Lou Guardino; Edward Gardner, Carol Kelly.

Joint Council of Engineers

Lorie Kaczorowski, Jim Dodson, Henry Hermetz; Dan Morrill, Bob Weger, Bob Thomas, Dom Buccello, AI Amen­ dola, Otto Hausch; Tom Baseheart, Tom Gracon, Bob Becherer, Tom Trey, Charles Cannon, Michael McKale, John Dowalo.

74 NSPE

Top: Professor George Driscoll, Ben Theall, D. W. Duffey, Don Lemoi, John Dowalo, J. David Stitt, Greg Kiener; James Donley, Jim Welzbacher, Tom Tyler, Pat Dudek, Randy Meyer, Richard Roznik, Frank Gebhart. Below: Herb Schimeneck, John Brugger, John Kadas, Bob Covino, Steve Rotter, Mike Kelhaney, Bob Calzetta; Robert Bern­ hardt, Richard Bernhardt, Chuck Balmer, David Ignatowski, Mary Jo Perkinson, Cathie Welms, Pete Deschner, Dave Enoch, Bill Baumann.

75 AICHE ASCE

Right: Joseph Carapucci, Stanley Kumor, Patrick Carroll, Martin Turk, Dennis Gamiere, Ralph Kuhl; Pam Padwater, Bill Orlowski, Charles DeBrosse, Bob Shultz, Alan Csontos, Eric Ruppert; Fred Peters, Randy Meyer, Don­ ald Laughlin, Bill Trey, Jim Tyler, Ron Stef­ lick; Tom McDonnell, Raymond Sero, Steven Froning; Ed Swinderman, Thomas Waddick, Richard Roznik, Frank Trogus, Kenneth Mary.

Below: Robert Easton, Thomas Mayer, John Bartolino, Stephen Koziar, Kevin Moonan, Jim Dodson, Donn Serafini; Robert Briscoe, Ken Schulte, David Clark, Tom Tischer, John Crick, John Sienko, John Compo, Frank Forlano, James Gerdeman, Bernard Young.

76 ASME

Edward Vitunic, Dennis Kriesen, George Dieterle, Charles Cannon, Otto Hausen, Prof. Harold Nielsen; Pete Young, Vincent Wagner, Peter Sylvester, Robert Fichter, Richard Crum; Bill Busch­ er Jr., Philip Doeker, Tom Rivan, A I be r t Schnell, Paul Svoboda; Dennis Bushnell, Thomas Endres, Monty Preonas, Roland Robinson, Bill Lancaster, Hubert Magee, Edgardo Angel; Leo Burk­ hardt, John Jones, Rob­ ert Merdes, W i I I i a m Pyne, John Burke, Fred Constantini, J. Richard Montanari; William Mc­ Sherry, B. D. Patel, Den­ nis Siefring, Fred Bea­ son.

Carl Melcher, William McGill, Raymond Deut­ sch, Jam e s Sliemers, Raymond Jones, S. L. Gu­ bas; Mike B roo k e r, Nicholas Wilkens, Juan Vara, Charles Scrabis, John Wysong; Harold Schimmoller, James Ca­ sella, Robert Smith, Dean Lampman, Robert Bosch; Gerald McCann, John Mahne, Jack Irving, John Pesar, Ralph Shimovetz, Thomas Hychalk; John Brinkman, Neil Gambow, Wayne Helmer, Richard Schaffner, William Ber­ ner, Larry Seigel, Joseph Staron; Gerald Machow­ sky, Hasmukh T a i lor, John Patterson, Carlo Ca­ puto, Joseph Vaccariello, Timothy Kowallek.

77 Delta Sigma Pi

John Quatman, Mike Farnett, Thomas Mott, John Tronzano, Jerry Russelo, George P. Kooluris, Arthur F. Hutchinson; John Cummings, Jack Doyle, Sam Fusco, Bob Jason, Joseph McKinney, James Vogel, Bill Fitzgerald, Fred Saah, Dominic D'Ono­ frio, Ronald C. Andriani; James Berg, Ken Gerritzen, William Luken, William Buehrle, John Kawa, Jim McGinley, Ron Marcy.

Beta Beta Beta

Douglas Taylor; James Blust, John Patt; Cay Wieland; Dr. V. Laufersweiler, Linda Zalokar, Dr. J. MacMahon; James Spoti­ la, Steven J. Gallo, Sharon Hunt, Joan laconetti, Katherine Miller, Fran Share; Judith Shardo, Michael Thommes, Kenneth Jack, Ken Lammers, Alex Apanius, Denny Tomko, Clyde Miller.

78 Flying Club

Pat Cleary, Pat Hogan, Michael Heins, Thomas Kundtz, Wendell Wenger, Tom Yahner, William DeMeo, Bob KeilYi David Prouesky, Kathy Scott, Paul Monaghan.

Foreign Affairs

Jozef Patyk, Nancy Stipher, Charles Swoope, Harry Doo­ chYi Bro. Norman O'Connor, Bro. Walter Wong, Chuck Rick­ seeker, Steve Brockman, Paul Malone.

79 Above: Kelley Flanagan, Fran Below: Dean Andrea, Bill Kunz­ Eden, Ginny Green, Kevin Rear­ ler, Donald Bassolini, Pam Har­ don; Sue Sarmir, Jan Embrey, rison, Mary Cleary; Bob Scully, Emily Bruns, Jane Backscheider, Larry P. Fronheiser, BiH Lude, Peggy Byrd, Ellen Collins; Mau­ Bill Basel, Dianne Gudorf; Kevin reen Concannon, Barb Fletcher, Spencer, Pat Jayson, Carl Mayer, Margie Pleiman, Pat Kain, Jean Neal Neto. Westbrooke; John Flynn, Joyce Cornyn, Marcia Kandrac. PEMM

80 IEEE

Bill Leahy, Mark Lamberton, Bob Weger, John Decker, Jim Alt; Edward Pope, Thomas Fischer, William James, Robert Drerup, Michael Bonk; Michael Hartke, Ed Cusati, Richard Powell, Edward Bender, Bro. Louis Rose; Dennis De Brosse, Paul Lay, Robert Persona Ie, Gerald Lucas, Jerome Staeuble; Joseph Riess, David Goecke, Dennis Hoerft, Neal Gardner, Mark Stelzer; Augie Franzone, John Poland, Thomas Collins, Michael Kuczka, Paul Buddendech; Da­ vid Wittman, Andres Gonzalez, Alfonso Torreo, Ramon Rodriguez; Michael George, IEugene Krasicki, Herb Myers, Frank Lo Piccolo, William Mess, Joe Sminchak, George Slack.

Michael Doslak, Gregory Barker, Joseph Fromm, Thomas Page, Bro. Bob Thiel, Hugo Poza, Donald Barsalou; Ray Burns, Donald Doud, John Sargent, Thomas Gracon, Bob Freedman, Horace Martin, Victor Rooney; Eugene Norris, Paul Jewett, Hank Fallek, James Kittel, Joseph Bou Faissal, Abdul Farouki; Roger Gifford, William Bechtold, Joe Hoehl, Pete Deschner, James Buschur, Hugh Sullivan; Dale Kukla, Paul Monaghan, Bill Fuller, Carl Bauer, Ken Prush, Bob Runowski; Frank Deniston, Richard Keil, Jack Majewski, Paul Gale, Ron Ponist, Roberto Gonzalez; John Kronenberger, David Sitt, Frank Noser, Kennith Dougherty, Larry Linder, Robert Bernhardt, John Dowalo, Donald Lemui, Joseph Knox.

81 Home Ec Club

82 Psi Chi

Upper left: Sheila O'Shea, Welch, Sandra Price, Jan Eileen Mahoney, Ruth Anne Karen Sikorski, Pam Hecht, Kathy Mondzelewski, Kay Thomas, Cherie Loykovich; McKeown, Dorothy Ruchel, Joseph Gornik, Jim O'Neil, Kelley, Joanne Buck. Martha Jane Boettinger, Nancy Rugh, Sandra Jacobs. Marie Antonelli. Bernhard; Susan M. Elliott, Karen Driedame, Bobbie Hei­ Above: G era I d Krueger, Below: Rose Ann Rieskamp, Bobbie Lakusta, Cathy Weg­ deman, Janice M. Salac, Marg Baker, Dick Reynolds, Rita Koeller, Pat Kammes, ner, Carol Crosby, Mary Jo Genie Green, Muriel Doyle; Bill Sirl; Pat Ryan, Pat Bowen, Marilyn Preuss, Ruth Doyle, Henahan, Marlene Hurwitz; Patty Furness, Carol Matting­ Marilyn Harthe, Ann Wag­ Betty Ann Heyne; Jim Git­ Paulette Olson, Jane John­ ly, Eileen Varhol, Donna May­ ner, Mariellen Nasiatka, Jes­ zinger, Bob Martin, Gary A. son, Karen. Schoenberger, er, Cindy Pantano, Camille sica Prendergast, Bill Hertel, McLean, Maureen P. Hoff­ Clara Hull, Karen Schultz; Balawejder, Camilla Baker, Loriel Pavlik, Diane Stu hl­ man, Robert Gras, Joe Guzy, Katie Fitzsimmons, Pol I y Carol Zins; Kathy Schirf, Pat­ mueller; Joseph Kehoe, John Donna O'Brien, Barb Burgin, Michael. ty Gambs, Ellen Dickenson, Durgin, Bon n i e Lizzadro, Gary Wagner. Lower right: Irene Kane, Beth

83 Sociology Club

Cindy MacFadden, Charlotte Horvath, Mary Lou Berti, Joyce Meleski, Monica Mahan, Mary Ann Galdabini, Gail Delaplane, Sharon Sanislo, Peggy Reiser; John Allersing, Mike Wolf, Nat Ballato, Jack Fontaine, Ken Tomalski, Edward Evans, Jessica Prendergast, Dan Smerillo, Frank Talz. Pick and Hammer

Above: Tim Weltin, Steve Yurkovich, Elene Estasen, Douglas Hattersley, Stuart A. MacKenzie, Fred J. Wells; Anthony Castellano, Mary Anne Finegan, Richard Smith, Pam Garvin, Terry Gross, Mark Rowland, Mark Winstel; Ed Valeska, Robert Ganser, John Popovich, Steven Syl­ vester, Jan K. Pesta, Bill Brickman, Bernard Olup, Stan Hertzman, Larry Galto.

Phi Alpha Epsilon

Dodee Dukes, John Allerding, Ann Rice, Peggy Roby, AI Aufman, Donna O'Brien, Sue Spalding, Kathy Rob­ erts; Jessica Prendergast, Jacquelyn Vacha, Jean Gilles, Peggy Reiser, Jeanne Hunzeker, Rich Joseph, Dan Smeril- 10, Patricia Donnelly, Nancy Marble, Mary Alice Prender­ gast, Ann Hogenkamp; Kathy Fischer, Verne Walters, Kathy Schreiber.

84 Secretarial Club

I:lizabeth Ross, Cynthia DeVoe, Sandra Pummill, Deanna Schaefer, Mary Jo Fante, Pat Fares; Kathy Buck, Dolores Koesel, Kathy Miller: Carol Tragesser, Kay Conroy, Rosie Clidinst, Mary Plummer, Marie Traister, Rosemary Carner, Kathie Hastier, Mary Jo Maher; Shirley Kern, Diane Prestel, Carol Hengesbach, Joyce Ksiezopolski, Diane Dayton, Yvonne Matts, Molly Barton, Barb Tris­ sel, Kathy Val) Leeuwen. SEA

Mitzi Schatzman, Mary Helm Goring, Mary Madden, Pete Jablonski, Dale Hiss; Monica Brown, Ricky Hofmann, Joan Paulsen, Fran Seigel, Kathy James, Sue Pope, Phil Schwegler, Dan Schilley; Judy Miller, Rose Marie Monnin, Bernice Charles, Bernard Tuttle, Theodore Mazza, James Maciock, Frank M. Moore.

Phi Alpha Epsilon

85 Math Club Mu Epsilon Delta

Bob Lewand, Judy Zinck, Sue Engel, Hank Zembruski, Ed Pekarek; Meg Young, Bill To b i a s, Bob Kasprzak, Dan Dula; Linda K u z m i c, George Lang, John Nienberg, Joseph Pacileo; Tom O'Bry­ an, Joe Keim, Nancy Koch , Sam Slowinski; Paul J. Campbell, Ron Forthofer, John M . Gerwels, Joseph E. Quinn.

Lily Abs, Ophelia Guerrero, E I a i n e Lockmandy, Gerri Gas per; Martha Swanton, Joyce Mc­ Connaughey, Betty Zelinskas, Nan c y Wa It e r, Maxine Wantz, Peggy Bea­ vin; Mary E. Horri­ gan, . Sis t e r Maria Benedicta, S.F .P.

86 Marketing

Kenneth Annibale, Richard Bray, Tom T. G. Van (stendol, Gerald Kru­ Arndt, Skip DeSmyter, Joseph Frule, John zel, James Sims, George Csepe­ Kline; Bob Felton, Don Kronour, Nick Di­ gi, Phil Buehrer, Jan Nissen, Bari, Jere Brown, Dick Stelzer. Sheila Siedel, Joseph Mehlick, Thomas Stander; Kenneth Genit­ zen, Tom Draur, Ed Bohne, Jim McGinley, Louis Connell, Robert Egan, Robert Roth, Tim Gross, Jerold Sego; Paul Callahan, Hugh Koelhoffer, Gabe Carifi, Joe Som­ mers.

87 Servers T

Sigma Tau Sigma

Above: Richard Eckhoff, Russell Below: Daniel Dula, Tom Schmitt, Pam Hecht, D. Lynch, John E. Rowan, John Rita Koeller, John Plavan, Nancy Huber, Jo­ C. Dine, Pat Richter, Tom Egge­ anne Ulis; Peggy Wilson, Rosalie Rawlins, meier, Bob Lewand, Philip Gras­ Sharon Devalon, Sharon Ann Jaeger, Kathy sia; Jerry Streit, Jerry Jannazo, Carlson, Donna O'Brien, Mary Beth Brubaker, Joe Hoehl, Tom Fay, Neil Gam­ Joanne H. Rotte, Kay Keilly; John Kane, Bar­ bow, George Core, Bob Santos, bara Levy, Jeff Stilger, Michael Kryda, Ken Lammers, Bob Brennan, Don George Angello, Pat McDavitt, Bob Kasprzak, Isenhath; John P. Thibeault, Bill Joseph Glorioso, Jay Hierholzer; Bruce Brum­ Harrison, Joe Emmrich, Tom Ki­ fiel, Michael Hynes, Richard Creamer, Richard gar, Jim Schneider, David Stitt, Jablinski, Roger Steinlage, Thomas M. Mc­ Bill Feldmann, Frank Deniston, Gruvy, Meg Young. Tom Andrus, Joe Lester, Robert Acker.

88 Tau Alpha Pi

Above: Tom Bowser, Robert Brohas, Thomas Dues, Frank Ragone, Roger Hall, Denis Ebach, Robert Reinoehl; Duke Golden, Bob Sachs, Ken Meyer, Bob Besanceney, Bob Heller, Dick VanDorpe, Blair Zagata, William McKullough, Robert Morris, Raymond Puckett; R. Balcer, H. Maas, D. Krintzline, N. Wieland, C. Ferguson, G. Sine, D. Hill, T. Richter.

Techni Club

Anthony Narg, Robert Thomas, Dom Buccello; Ed Hafferly, David Speer, Charlie Russell; Clair Jeremy, Bill Gallagher, Andrew Mizia; Jim Faehl, Ron Delaet, Jim Kiser; Dave Wright, Steve Piontek, Tim Tyler; Mark Frank, Ed Booth, Dave Englebrecht; Joe Farone, Todd Schumann, Joe Drilling; Alfred Fehlmarr, Bob MacCary, AI Amendola; John Kimak, Ber­ nard McClung, Thomas Harkins, Joseph Repasi, Henery Johantsen.

Pi Mu Epsilon

Edward Pekarek, George Lang, Joseph Qui n n; J 0 h n Gerwels, Tom Trey, Tom O'Bryan, Paul Campbell, Judy Zinck, Bob Lewand.

89 Young Democrats

Lynn Mattingly, Mike Dwyer, Jim Ciocia; Chris While, Bill Hertel, Joyce Ksiezopolski, Marie Halloran, Ann Sargus, Diane DeConinck, Helen Conklin, Carolyn La Fratta, Donald Morreale; Robert Grimshaw, Mark Moore, Pat Ambers, George Nassif, Joe Gorman, Mary Bray, Joe Lester, Jud Smith.

Young Republicans

Larry Keller, Judy Weilert, 1 erry Willacker, Kathie Pfefferle; John Pau ' ~ DeMatteo, Edward C. Land, Ronald Mann, Mary Kalafor, Jo­ seph Keim, Rich Nosse; Larry P. Fronheiser, Michael G. Stevens, Timothy Santel.

Joe Emmrich, Frank Zeccola, Carol Mattingly, Joe Zaite, James P. Foreman; Karen Kunick, Lucretia Whitacre, Stanley B. Duzy, Dennis B. J. Romich; Edward Brown, Bernie Murray, Lauren Jelis, Otis Manchester, Barb Burgin; Ellen Davis, Rick Louvanzano, Paul Malone.

90 Pistol Club

Above: Harold C. Ensl'ey, Robert Bernh ardt, Jim Wade, Ronald R. Faucher, Capt. Robert H. Myers; Dave Pflum, Rick Engebrigtsen, Jim Kiser. Below: Bob Vogel, Jim Pazsint, Don Isenhath; Jim Stevens, Herbert Leopold, Jim Hemm, Dick Kaucher, Ed Aufmi;ln. Rifle Team

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93 Flyer News

Right: Nick Sharkey, editorj Marg Baker, associate editor. Below: Elizabeth Bode, John Tronzano, business manager; Jake Freyvogel, ad­ -- vertising manager. Below right: Vinny Ditrani, sports editor. Bottom: John Caravella, James Colburn.

94 Dick Gerhart, Pat Cleary, photographers. Norm Naughton, photographer.

Beverly Blauvelt, Cay Wieland, Marie Antonelli; Dee Schaefer, Agatha Taormina, Ann Burgunder, Suzanne Dowling, Fran Jedlicka.

95 Players

Kathy Jirka, Flo Dorsam, Bill Aaron, Fran Varella, IRon Gabria, Joe Di Blasio, Bill Halbert, Ginny Trainer, Marcus Aurelius Hawkins, John Keller, Thom Lauricella, Pam Hecht, Jim Stevens, Joe Russo, Maryann Finnegan, Marney Hague, Mary Carolyn Ross, Joan Hillenmyer, Ann Sheridan, Lucy Reuther, Brian Noonan, Mary Jo Hanahan, Frank De Carreau, Dennie Tomko, John Miller, Joan laconette, Margie Fisher.

96 Sheryl Gray, Mary Schlan­ ser, Janice Cool, Sharon Solt, Lin d a Mares, Joann Jazwinski, Hanka Makie­ wicz, Carol Giglia, Ed Ruetschle, Dave Probasco, Joe Mercuri, Jean Pyles, Helen Hopkins, Mary Mc­ Kenny, Kathy Lignelli, Sue Collins, Karen Kelley, Mila Solar, Michaelle S t e m, Dave Daley, Frank Zubek, Charles Carter, Phil Rein, Judy Thomas, Diane Stuh­ mueller, Judy Fussner, Beatriz Leal, Mylah Thomp­ son, Betty Koenig, LaDon­ na Knight, Opal Brown, Betty M i h eli c, Leslie Greene, Carolyn LaFratta, Pat Kain, Vladimir Kowa­ liwskyi, Dar rei I Meeks, Norm Berger, AI White, University Choir Tom Knapko, Ed Nuesch­ ler, Kathy Van Mourik, C i n d y McCoy, Cecilia James, Madelyn Stem, Pat Cleary, Connie Stevens, Barbara Gray, Karen Pat­ rak, Jane Hergo, Sue Ste­ fak, Mary Jean Mattson, Gene Raus, Dave Stacko, Caesar Castro, Jim Fischer, Diana Lenon, Julie Owen, Rita Schirtzinger.

Sue Marquis, Judy Fussner, Ed Ruetschle, Julie Charles Swoope, Kevin Wood, Dave Probasco, Gene Owen. Raus.

Men's Glee Club 97 Marching Band Majorettes

c. W. Ritter, Camilla Baker, Kaye Butler, Ginny DiGregory, Loretta Flury, Jerry Conner, Debbie Neale, Vickie Spearman, Ann Wolfhorst, Maureen McCarren, Maurice R. Reichard; Sandra Slagel, Marie K. Pagnozzi, Karen Finn, Pat Serlin, Mary Lou Dana, Joyce DeAnthony, Kathy Smith, Mary Alice Ross, Marilyn Hess, Kathryn Busch', Judy Zinck; Marianne Resh, Kathy Wiegert, Karen McGilvery, Phyllis Boston, Patrkia Skalka, Barbara Bailey, Barbara Weber, Judy Hanschmann, Sandy Jacobs, Sherri Mathis, Michelle Meyer, Kathy Ryan; Leonard Rawson, Joanne Staunton, William Bridge, Nylah Thompson, Jean Py'I'es, Gregory Ray, Cathy Strauss, Kenneth Bixby, Susan Getz, Donald Don­ nett, Patrick Hurley, Tom Grahm, Joe DiGirazia, Steven Miller, Judy Fussner; Robert Sternowski, David Goode, Joe Quashnock, David Hemmert, Tom Scheidt, Richard Stem, Alan Mefferd, James Baker, Gary Smerillo, William Slonaker, Richard Moran, James Melvin, Larry Burns, Elizabeth Koenig, Donald Ellis; Donald Hubbard, John Risch, Joseph Hentrich, Frank Zubek, David Rathz, Steven Pavicich, Mike Koach, Stephen Baum, Nancy Navar, Joe Mercuri, Charles Carter, Gail Bertani, Eiaine Madak, Larry Deters, Barton Wilson; Philip Costantino, Don Ott, Mark Spilder, Kenneth Thompson, Joseph Githens, John Dowalo, James Schmidt, William Holland, Frank Dolenee, Gary Snyder, Roger Caverder, Joe Madak.

98 Marching Coeds

Marching Coeds: Maureen Mc­ Carren, Camilla Baker; Kathryn Busch, Marilyn Hess, Karen Finn, Pat Serfin, Mary Lou Dana, Sandra Slagel, Marie Pagnozzi, Joyce De­ Anthony, Kathie Smith, Mary Alice Ross, Judy Zinck; Marianne Resh, Kathy Wiegert, Karen Mc­ Gilvery, Phyllis Beston, Patricia Skala, Judy Hanschmann, Barbara Wever, Sandy Jacobs, Sherri Mathis, Barbara Bailey, Michelle Meyer, Kathy Ryan .

Majorettes: Kaye Butler, Jer­ ry Conner, Loretta Flury, Ann Wolfhurst; Debbie Neale, Gin n y DiGregory; Vickie Spearman.

99 Flyerettes

Alice Lechler, Mary Beth Wertz, Janet Doyle, Judy Skeldon, Nancy Smith, Chris Brown, Connie Moore, Karin Langlotz, Kathy Kloph, Jeannette Steuer Ie, Pat Weber, Susan Cross, Sue Acker man, Judy Moore, Pam Pilat, Pat Pilat, Dale Koepenick, Marjorie Lange, Carol Saettel, Camille Balawejder. Margie Smith, Carole Kraus, Patty Furness, Carole Lewis, Ginny Vicario, Helen Tunney, Pam Moore; Jo Ann Chakiris, cocaptain; Sheila Murphy, captain.

Toni Prosker

100 Cheerleaders

Jan Vergo Terry McDermott

Gina Izzi

Left: Roger Bernardinis, Denise Pivarnik, Toni Prosker, Jan Vergo, Gini Izzi, Terry McDermott.

101 Scabbard and Blade

Above: Paul Ziehler, Michael Opposite: Koepnick, Hoenic, Morrow, Baratka, Keel, Steele, Fredericks, Thomas Gorczyca, Duell, Hernaiz, Weber, Costanzo, Crary, Dantona, Brenes; Thomas Braun; Jon House, Paul Zint, Robert Santos, Chuck Merk, Robert Gaughan, Joh n Mahoney, Bob Rego­ Fred Garges, Jay Stevens, Chuck Smith, John Lutz, John vich, W. Bowder, Stewart Steeb, Steve Brockman; Doug Massengill, Ken Seal, Gary Seman, Brian Buckley, Tony Swindon, John Stavisa, Bob Cella, Jim Macaliaris, Albert Seday; Terry LaChety, James Andzik, Chester Cecotti, Bernard Andzik, Tom Stalzer, Ken Connell, Roland Robinson, Molnar; Robert Parisien, AI Opaczewski, Bob Kiss, John John Lemming, Michael Mc­ Calkins, Dan Ebbing, Jim Brown, Rudy Payton, Lon Rawson, Kale, Carl Mayer, Tim Kunes, Steve AUer, Bill Lang, Orville Kitchen, Tom George, Steve Steve Yurkovich, Augie Fran­ Mazowiesky, John Moon; Dave Jordan, Dave Burns, John zoni; John Burke, Matthew Adams, Varn Frank, Ed Ryan, .Nick Spaulding, Bill Kunzler, Krizman, James Steele, Dan Michael Starita, William Duffy, Warwick Best, Ed Leonard, McConn, Gary Zimmerman; Mike Keenan, Ron Caffo; Alan Wasco, Bill Keefe, Bruce Leroy Phillips, Larry Hoff­ Kabat, Jay Kernan, David Johnson, Donald Weber, Tom man, Bob Sebert, Mike Mast­ Swarthout, Gerald Volpe, Peter Valane, Chuck Lieser, David rangelo, Bob Cupples, Ken Linn. Griffiths, Harold Morrow, Agustin Duenas; Larry Gatto, Greg Takacs, James Bayer.

102 Counter-Insurgency Pershing Rifles

Thomas Gorczca, Jon House, Brian P. Buckley, Capt. D. C. Cottington, Roland H. Robin­ son, Robert Beiner; Carl Ro­ senberger, Robert Aucher, James Alercia, Robert Fon­ diller, David L. Dawson, Rob­ ert Hauser; John S. Alberici, Kenneth E. Bruns, Jim Steele, Tom Stalzer, Peter Zierolf; Bruce Zyrkowski, Bill Harri­ son, Richard Horn, Rich Jo­ seph, Gregory Takacs.

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Activities

Now's the time for drinking! -Horace

It's not as if there iJ nothing to do; you're two book reports behind and you owe a bibliography and outline for the term paper due in a month, and 15 hours are officially supposed to be enough to keep YOIl busy anyway. But books are only paper and glue, and after so much time with them you need the sight of people, the sound of real voices, the press of a cfOwd. And a beer wOltld go pretty good, too.

105 By the time you're a senior you hardly no­ tice it-certainly don't pay much attention to it: but the new freshmen can't ignore Orienta­ tion Week: it's aimed at them. The welcome committee shuttles between campus, bus and train stations, and the airport, ferrying half the 2000 strangers into the whirlpool of first week activities in which the other thousand have already occupied themselves. Helmeted with beanies, they swarm the campus, each asking the same question another frosh asked five minutes ago-and five years ago:

Where's the Bookstore? Which one? What's the Arcade? That's the only bllilding here that is a hall, and iS1l't called one. Who's got a 1Ised logic book cheap? How's this glly for class?

The beanies mark them out as fair game for the sophomore goon squad: Wherever beanies are singing, rolling peanuts, or sway­ ing in a conga line, sombreros are overseeing the activities.

106 Orientation

107 Over a dozen planned events kept the class of 1969 in perpetual motion their first seven days at UD-tennis court dance, senior class dance, jazz festival, address by Fr. Roesch, Union roof terrace Mass, fashion show, bar­ becue, hootenanny, square dance, Joint Area Clubs dance, Newcomers concert, Freshman Welcome dance, sophomore dance, UR picnic and concert. Sand­ wiched between, they bought books and attended first classes. By the end of the week, they weren't strangers any more.

108 109 Speakeasy Special climaxed Orienta­ tion. The era of bathtub booze, knee· length beads, and It was recreated for the Welcome dance. Five flappers and their bell-bottom-trousered shieks handled the rites and ceremonies, which were highlighted by a honky tonk welcome skit and the presenta­ tion of King Tom DeVoe and Queen Barb Kinney. Court members were Tom Focke and Carol Bucklew, Tim Lane and Nancy Bielawski, and Tom Kieger and Ellie Hartwig.

110 FreshDlan WelcoDle

III The billboard said Glenn Yarbrough and Ian and Sylvia, and the Newcom­ ers were there, too; but not Glenn. Last anyone had heard of him, he was sailing somewhere between Hawaii and California. The Newcomers took the first half of the concert, Ian and Sylvia sang for more than an hour, and the crowd went home pleased after all.

112 Ian and Sylvia NewcoDlers

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114 115 116 PREMIERE

Over and above introducing the candidates to the electorate, the '65 Premiere cast a mildly jaundiced eye at the foibles, follies, and standard practice!> of campus life. Particularly pointed was the needle aimed at the food service.

117 CalDpus Parades

118 Queen's Rally

It was a surprise, after a fashion: after three years of backing a candi­ date, the engineers finally achieved some success: both the queen and attendant counted the Engineers' Joint Council among their sponsors_ Protests were immediately raised that the engi­ neers had voted as a block-a comment made often enough before, but never 119 120 Floatbuilding

substantiated in the final count. Cam­ pus politicians began plotting how to alternately harness or squash this new bloc. But there was a queen; that was the important thing, and floatbuilding. As always, people hung around longer than they'd intended, stuffing nap­ kins and talking.

121 122 123 124 Then came the game. To this point the foot­ ball team had put on impressive displays of defensive skill, but the scoring had been con­ spicuously absent. That was the story of the first half. The Quantico quarterback was marvelously erratic, and the Flyers couldn't mount a sustained drive. The half time score was 3-0, Marines. The second stanza was marked by a Flyer fumble within the enemy 10 yard line and a fourth-and-goal that didn't go. That was high water for the Dayton offense; the Marines forced a touchdown on a weary defense; and even a pretty queen couldn't quite make up for the final score.

The Flyers 011 the m,lrch.

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Queen: Elaine Boland Attendant: Peggy Hill

It was a nice Homecoming-they're always nice. The rally was exciting, the parade was not rained out, fJoatbuilding was an all-night affair, the dance swung,-where there was room. But It's not the same unless you win the game.

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Rhinoceros

The LJD Players' season began with Eugene lonesco's Rhinoc­ eros, a satire attacking modern conformity. Set in a small French village, the play provided a chal­ lenge for the back-stage crew and required numerous one minute dress changes. The lead roles were played by Bill Aaron and Joanne Rotte. Patrick Gilvary directed the play.

129 Military Ball

The military invaded the Presidential Ballroom on November 12 for the seventh annual Military Ball, sponsored by the campus cadet brigade. The doors were manned by full-dress cadets; instead of drum and bugle battle sounds, the Jimmy May orchestra provided dancing music. Judy Huber took command of the troops when she was elected honorary cadet colonel of the brigade. Other nominees were Nancy Stipher, Chris Ryan, Peggy Reiser, Sheila Murphy, Sharon Hunt, Kay Kelly, and Judy Elder.

130 131 132 Lettermen

The Lettermen, Capitol record­ ing trio, drew a full house for their concert in the Fieldhouse on November 19. After a stand­ ing ovat,ion, the Lettermen gave an hour long encore. This was the second UD visit for Jim Pike, Tony Butula, and Bob Engemann, who comprise the trio.

133 134 Paris Weekend

Parisian Holiday Weekend-an escape from the reality of study. The savor of France drifted through the Union as students ate and danced in Paris at midnight. Beat­ niks, searching for the Left Bank Cafe, found the Black­ friars Guild presenting "Gigi." A fashion show, dis­ playing a collection from the House of Cornell, and a discussion of the philosophy of Jean-Paul Sartre added a cultural tone. Still, the weekend's favorite activity was noted by one garcon to be what it usually is, in his comment about one particularly faithful customer: "II aime ~ lever Ie coude."

135 136 Student-Faculty Variety Show

Faculty, staff and students worked together to present the UD Family Variety Show on November 12 and 13. The program, spon­ sored by the Hospitality Committee, consisted of 22 numbers rang­ ing from "On Top of Spaghetti" to "Little Nell" to "Camelot." Play­ ing to full' houses, the program featured the nursery school children, the Marycrest Sisters, the Mother's Club, Ralph Cardillo, Carol Heinz and dozens more.

137 Christmas

138 139 The solemnity of a living manger scene, The jolliness of Santa Claus, The glitter of tinsel and lights, The music of carols and chimes, The flickering of hundreds of candles, The laughing of Frosty the Snowman, The beauty of painted windows and trimmed trees.

No bah hum bug here­ On,ly the quiet of Christmas And the shouts of children.

140 141 Glenn Yarbrough

Glenn Yarbrough and his group finally made it. They gave a benefit performance in the field house; proceeds went to the Father Barrett Scholarship fund. Home is the sailor, home from the sea . ...

142 Stan Getz Four Seasons

143 Junior Prom

Jimmy May's orchestra and Huncies's Imperials filled Wampler's Barn with music for the 1966 Junior Prom, January 28. Top regal honors went to Judy Elder, queen of the "Cafe d' Amour." ladies-in-waiting Tina Gougarty, Chris Ryan, and Connie Sargis reigned with Judy.

144 Red and Blue Varieties

Hidden talent had its annual exposure in the 11 th annual presentation of the Red and Blue Varieties. Special emphasis in this year's production was placed on vocalists, instru­ mental specials, and dance lines.

145 146 The Night Must Fall

The humor of a melodrama was not lost to the viewers of Emlyn Williams' Night Must Fall . The play, second of the season, was directed by Raymond J. Mullins. Tom Lauricella played the lead role of Dan, a young self-centered psycho­ pathic assassin who carried a mysterious wicker basket. Sharing the lead with Tom were Linda Fabish, a wealthy invalid widow, and Pam Hecht, her neice.

147 It snowed for Chinese New Year, but the six inches of white stuff failed to smother the excitement of Oriental Weekend. Highlight of the ceremonies was the rickshaw race. The mechanical engineers won, but couldn't set a course record because they had trouble cornering on the ice. Coming in from the cold, New Year's celebrators were greeted by dancers, geishas, and other comforts of the inscrutable East.

148 Oriental Weekend

149 150 Mardi Gras .. UY MONEY

Kapow! The weekend before Lent was splashing. Phi Beta Alpha won the bed race, but Delta Tau Nu's Batrack was the flossiest. WHIO-TV's Andy Cassell was cited for bravery: he showed up to film this year's event after being run down by a wayward bed last year. ~-/ Sunday was devoted to gambling in Monte Carlo. As one unlucky individual said, "I started out with $3600 and lost it all-it's a bad habit and very depressing when you lose."

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151 Margie Blake UD'sbest dressed coed Pat Brinkman

Barbara Thompson Michele Venet

152 Ten Best-Dressed Coeds

Dinee Grubenhoff Sharon Hoefling Mary Kay Shane

Jenny Verkamp Lynn Wilder Jeanne Wilson

153 154 Beach Boys' Concert

ISS Cecilia Carlton

Irene Kane

Ann Rice

Sandy Eitmant 156 Senior Farewell

Joe Graves

Thomas Arndt

Mike Costello

Frank Denniston 157 Turnabout

Long John Silver flew in from Treasure Island to introduce the Turnabout candidates to the castaways at the Lost Lagoon. Bill Cassidy was chief castaway; Kevin Noonan and Jim Michaels were only lost. Jim Heckert's all-girl band played the music.

158

160 161 162 Fantasticks "The Fantasticks," was presented in an off­ Broadway production in 1960. The members of this musical comedy cast were: Alex Davis, Mary Ross, Gene Raus, Norm Berger, David Stacho, William Watson, Flow Dorson, Bill Aaron and John Miller. This play within a play, about love, marriage and love after marriage played to an overflow audience each per­ formance.

163 Cameo Concerts Informal "little gems" of musicales, in the Kennedy Thea ter, were offered as an embellishment of the Arts Series. Among those invited were The Don Cossack Chorus and Dancers, Max Rabinovitsj, The Oxford String Quartet, The Ohio State Brass Choir, Louise McClelland, and Very] Zech and Charles Ritter.

164 Art Series

BASIL RATHBONE, one of the most distinguished performers of the stage and screen, offered a unique presentation of the works of Edgar Allen Poe, Robert Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, Conan Doyle, and others.

STEPHEN SPENDOR, a poet and writer of the autobiography, World Within World, gave a critical lecture, "What is Modern in Modern Art," and discussed authors such as Shaw, Wells, Sinclair, Faulkner, and Elliot.

THE DAYTON PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA conducted by Dr. Paul Katz, returned for its fifth annual appearance on the Arts Series it has helped to build.

THE DAYTON CIVIC BALLET returned, bringing to the campus a local troupe which has gained wide recognition and admiration for its artistic in­ terpretation of the dance.

ARTHUR SCHLESINGER, JR., spoke on "The World We Want-And How to Get It."

THE ROMEROS created a new audience for the glories of the classic guitar.

THE UNIVERSITY CONCERT BAND AND CHOIR offered their seventh annual tribute to the president of the University.

165

Sports

You spend (you're supposed to spend) four yeafs hitting the books: gulping the data, ingesting the opinions, swallowing commentaries whole. You're expected to be able to rearrange it and spew it all back, quoting the expert opinion where necessary. You're a rational being, leaming the painful diffe1'ence between being-able to think, and not. But reason fides precariously on instinct, animal reactions: there are times when you would rather fun, shove, smash. Reason rides here, too: man is the only animal that plays games.

167 Mike Ciccolella, Dick Soares, Bill Spear, Roosevelt Mell, Gary Hussion, Joe Rodolph, Bob Legan, Frank Chew, Larry Dressell, Bill Lude, Don Gilmour, Frank Lawhorni Mel Taylor, Jim Horlacher, Ken Conliffe, Pete Richardson, Gary Preis­ ser, Theron Sumpter, Jim Blubaugh, Bob Print, Dennis Buchert, Marty Coates, Billy Mayo, Dennis Bolbach, Jim Schmalz, Bob Lowei Tom Prinz, Jerry Biebuyck, Bob Madden, Bob Kocher, Bob Shortal, Dan Kramarcyk, Tom Stangle, Jim Petri­ gala, Larry Warner, Doug Jones, Tom Gorius, Scott Clark, Gale Wiesenhahn, Frank Talzi Bob Thomas, Mickey Trinite, Tom Ledinsky, Felix Carmello, Mike McCall, Chuck Lucidore, Bill Manley, Barry Profato, Joe Dahm, David Day, Jim Jennings, Ken Juracek, Jim Owens.

Football Coaching Staff Ed Young, George Perles, Head Coach, John McVay, Jerry Hanlon, Joe Eaglowski, Tom Moore.

168 I Varsity Football

It was a remarkably frustrat­ ing season, for the fans, for the team, and especially for new coach john McVay and his staff. McVay came to UD from Michi­ gan State, which last year was 2-8, to take the head spot at a school which had compiled a 3-7 record the year before. With 21 returning lettermen and the sophomores from a frosh team which had seen 4-1, McVay hoped to at least break even in his first year.

169 The Flyers journeyed to Cin­ cinnati for the season's first game. The Bearcats, preseason favorite in the Missouri Valley Conference, managed only 7 points in the first half, primarily because of a staunch Dayton de­ fense that featured a last-minute goal line stand. UD twice moved deep into Bearcat turf in the sec­ ond half, but fumbled. Two other fumbles, in Flyer territory, set up scores that boosted UC te a 28-0 tally. Dayton controlled the first 30 minutes of the Kent State game to win the half, 6-0; but UD's offensive mistakes and poor field position helped the Flashes to the two second-stanza touch­ downs and a 14-6 revenge of last year's loss. A bright spot of the afternoon was the defensive play of Gary Hussion, who inter­ cepted 3 passes, tying a UD record.

170 171 172 The Flyers came home to face Bowling Green, and only Tom Prinz's punting kept the Falcons from climb­ ing into the Dayton helmets. BG took the match, 9-0. The Louisville Cardinals whipped the Flyers, 34-0, and Dayton began hanging a lot of hope on the Home­ coming game. The Quantico Marines were 0-3 when they visited Baujan Field. Marine quarterback Mike Cot­ ton threw the ball everywhere ex­ cept where people were (especial'ly receivers), but the Flyers played their usual quota of fumbles and first-and­ goals that got nowhere, and the Gy­ renes left 1-3 on a 10-0 effort. The single friendly score of the season, that first half touchdown against Kent State, looked awful lone­ lyon the statistics sheets Joe Mc­ Laughlin was mailing out. But Buf­ falo and Dayton traded goal line stands, and the game ended in a scoreless tie. Ohio University had an even worse record than UD: 0-6 to 0-5-1. But they'd averaged over two touch­ downs a game, and Bill Hess, Bob­ cat coach, was determined to take this one home. It even looked as if he might when the first Flyer drive stalled three feet from paydirt. But the Daytonians scored the next two times they had the ball and hung on for a 13-7 victory. There was much jubilation and noise in the locker room; it was the first time in weeks that reporters hadn't found McVay with head in hands after the game.

173 Dayton Opponent 0 28 Cincinnati 6 14 Kent State 0 9 Bowling Green 0 34 Louisville 0 16 Quantico Marines 0 0 Buffalo 13 7 Ohio University 0 10 Xavier 0 28 Miami 7 21 Toledo

174 Victory is inebriating. The Flyers visited Xavier expecting an upset; for 58 minutes (excepting a field goal) they had it. But UD quarterback .J oe Rudolph suffered a shoulder separation and Xav­ ier tallied a final-minute 7-pointer to win. Miami showed Dayton a strong running attack intermixed w ith some long bomb passing in beat­ ing Dayton 28-0 on rain-soaked Baujan Field, and Toledo parlayed a strong defense into a 21-7 whupping of UD to close the season. Mike Ciccolella won the Flyer of the Year award and the Lt. Stanley Kurdziel trophy as the outstanding lineman. Bob Shortal received the White-Allen Most Valuable Player award, and Tom Gorius and Gary Hussion were co-winners of the John L. MacBeth Scholar-Athlete award. It was a remarkably frustrating season, for the fans, the coaches, and the team. The Flyers' cur­ ious and strangely marvelous inab ility to score was only partially offset by the grim defense the team was forced to play; however determined the defense, YOl1 must score points to win. Michigan State went 10-0, but lost to UCLA in the Rose Bowl. Wait till next year, McVay said. He meant Dayton.

175 Mike McGinnis, Bill Brown, Ray Bachus, Dan Milligan, Rick Bailey, Bill Watterson, lee Gaffney, Tom Clark, Mike Nelson, Don Ragon, Bill Thompson; Bill Weber, Alan Shatteen, Rick Carbone, Jim Muth, William Prinz, Greg Bringard, Dan Andrick, Harold Olds, Chuck Muzi, Tony Wittbrodt, Bernie Kress, Gary Childress; Frank Montana, Tony lauricella, Tom Kavanaugh, Dennis Schaffer, Jim Siewe, Joe Scaries, Joe Suchyta, Joe DePalma, Rick VanJura, Mike Walker, Jody McGuire, Jack Sandman, Tom Goodwin, Dennis Graf, Dave Muhlenkamp, Dennis Corrado, Bob Donnelly, George Kohl, George Ferlic, Chester Na­ pierkowski, Mike Petroff, Dave Dapra, Mike Wilson, Greg Pasco, Jim Place.

176 Frosh Football

In what was supposed to have been a lean recruiting year, this year's Frosh compiled an excellent 4-1 record. Playing four of their five games in the rain, the Fledglings managed wins over Miami, 21-0, Xavier, 7-6, Cincinnati, 14-7, and Kent State, 28-6. The only loss came in the last game of the season, to a strong Toledo team, 15-0.

/77 178 Intramural Football

Thirty-six teams in six different leagues competed for this year's 1M championship. At the season's end only two teams, the 6th Floor Sophs and the Keystone Krushers, were undefeated. Playoffs be­ tween the six league champions found the 6th Floor Sophs meeting the Sicilian Bandits in the championship game. The game was score­ less for the first three quarters, but two Bandit passes in the fourth quarter accounted for two touchdowns and enabled the Bandits to capture the 1M crown with a 15-6 triumph.

179 Despite a longer and rougher schedule, coach John Schleppi, along with thirteen returning lettermen and some promising newcomers, set out to better 'last year's record of 4-4. After two weeks of practice, Dayton opened its season at Cedarville. Dayton could not manage a score; but neither could Cedarville, and the f,irst game ended in a 0-0 tie. The Flyers next played Ohio University. The Bobcats easily handled Dayton, 6-1. Festus Muundjau scored the only Dayton goal, a third-period direct kick from twenty­ five yards. Dayton bounced back to win the following week over Bowling Green, 4-1, as Festus Muundjua scored two goals and Dave Loftus and George Schoen added one each. The next game saw Muundjau marking three goals but getting no support from his teammates. Ohio State tallied early and defeated the Flyers 6-3. George Schoen, Eli Saleeby, and Luciano Cruisi all netted goalls as UD evened the season record with a 3-2 defeat of Wilming­ ton. Notre Dame and Miami both beat the booters, 2-1 and 4-2. Following the Miami loss, the Flyers played their best short passing game ef the year and beat Toledo 2-1. The Flyer kickers needed both of the remaining games for their first winning season since 1958, but could only manage a split. They bowed to the University of Chicago 3-2, but overwhelmed Wilberforce 7-3 in the final game of the season .

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182 Ice Hockey

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183 Intramural Basketball

184 Women's Basketball

185 Jim Wannemacher, Dennis Hrcka, Gene Klaus, Jack Warrell, Co-captain Bill Cassidy, Co-captain Henry Finkel, Den­ nis Papp, Dave Inderrieden, Tom Brooks, John Samanich; Head Coach Don Donoher, Assistant Coach Charles Grigsby, Rudy Waterman, Rich Fox, Glinder Torain, Don May, Bobby Hooper, Manager Dennis Matulewicz, Athletic Director Tom Frericks.

186 Bigtime Basketball

People who watch basketball games have come to expect a certain type of game from the University of Dayton team: there's one big man-very big; at least 6-10 or so-and four little guys. The way the game is played, the big man stands under the basket and the little guys throw the ball to him. Half the passes he doesn't drop he converts into field goals, and the other guys score whenever three or more of the enemy are attempting to smother the big guy right there on the open court before 6000 witnesses. Because he is so much the object of the opposition's defensive efforts, the big man is ca Ued the center. He is easily recognizable-even· among other near-7-footers-because of his bruises.

187 The tender ministrations of the opposition are usually directed at the short ribs, the throat, the nose, the belly, and other spots scientifically selected for their susceptibility to stray elbows. No one prays for the appearance of a UD flashy guard more than the center. A flashy guard is defined as a short guy who scores readily from more than 20 feet out. If someone has to watch the flashy guard the center gets a chance to breathe. It used to be that you could count on this sort of game. If you had a center like Hank Finkel, you didn't have to worry too much about the dropped passes. He didn't drop that many, and he was a 60 per cent floor shooter, besides. He could move as if his feet weren't nailed to the floor. He even dribbled the ball. He was the principal reason Dayton was 22-7 last year. You could count on this sort of game. In a shifting and unstable world, things you can count on are rare. You can't count on it any more. UD doesn't play that way this year. The reason is a sophomore named Donny May, and he works as well as a flashy guard. Finkel doesn't stand in the low post, swarmed by the defense. He stands three or four feet farther away, swarmed by the de­ fense, and' May runs in behind the crowd and throws tne ball into the basket.

188 Sometimes he gets tired of run­ ning, and just throws the ball into the basket. Period. He didn't do it so much the first six games. Finkel had to carry the club, and he did, with help from a fine brace of guards, Bobby Hooper and Gene Klaus. Glinder Torain and Bill Cassidy, co-captain with Finkel, alternated at the other forward. Bill had the experience the team needed­ with Torain, the Flyers started three sophomores-but he was plagued by miserable shooting. At any rate, UD took Villa Ma­ donna 90-59, slipped past East­ ern Kentucky 72-69, beat Miami 63-48, Middle Tennessee 90-63 and Louisville (a surprisingly easy game) 76-59, almost fell to Canisius, 72-69.

189 Then May caught on. When everybody is picking on the center, a smart for­ ward can enjoy the game without too much trouble-especially if he's 6-4, 200 pounds, and quick. The next pair of outings May scored 31 and 27 points and the Flyers squelched Loyola of the South 88-57 and previously unbeaten Auburn 85-71 in the first round of the Sugar Bowl tournament. The following night was bad. No Flyer seemed to play defense and Maryland took the first half by 14 points. Donoher must have said something, 'cause the Flyers won the second half-but only by 12. So Dayton was runner-up in the tournament. Hank Finkel scored 44 points against Maryland and cinched the tourney MVP cup. Then, against Xavier in the Fieldhouse, he turned feeder and self-portable 7-foot screen, and May produced 45 points as the Flyers embarrassed the Muskies, 105-79. The usual excitement haloing the DePaul-away game (Trip to Chicago! Big City! Whee!) was overshadowed by the last eight minutes of the game. Up 58-51 with 12 minutes to go, DePaul coach Ray Meyer ordered a stall. It worked. After 4 minutes of that nonsense, Donoher countered with Bill Cassidy and a zone press. For the last 8 minutes Cassidy played St. Dismas-on-skates, Hooper and Klaus played pressure the ball, Finkel played roving screen, and May played shoot-'em-up. Final score: 81-70. Reason enough to develop a happy hangover. Cincinnati has beaten Dayton in b-ball for 8 years. They might even have been able to do it again this year all by themselves (they shot 59 per cent), but they didn't have to. 87-79, bad guys. The Flyers mobilized their frustrations against Seattle and Pennsylvania's St. Francis, 81-65 and 98-66. But Louisville had frustrations of their own, and Dayton suffered, 94-77. The defense was terrible.

190 The offense was swell. For the first t,ime in his Flyer career, Fin­ kel wasn't top scorer: May was a point-per-game aheadi but the front line (including Torain and Cassidy) was averaging 19 points apiece, and the guards 10. Still, the defense was terrible. There is something about play­ ing defense that eludes coaches and players alike, a spirit, an elan that isn't easily come by. It helps if you enjoy the contact in what the rulebook calls a non­ contact sport. It helps if you pre­ fer spiking a basketball into someone's face to putting the thing through the hoop. If you file your elbows to sharp points, study karate, and tape razor blades on your leg pads, you have it. If you're 6-8 and a hat­ chet murderer, some coach is looking for you. Without all that physical equip­ ment, you need pride and hustle. That's Cassidy. He came off the bench against Western Kentucky and did wen enough to help Dayton win by 20.

191 To this point, though, there was no bench but the Cassidy­ Torain combo. Jim Wannemacher, a starting forward the year before, was hobbled by back trouble and couldn't play. Denny Papp, who'd figured to start during the season, injured his knee in practice and never walked on the court. Once Cassidy and Torain were committed, there was no one for Danoher to look to, except the promise that was Rudy Waterman. Playing St. Joseph in the Palestra is an experience enjoyed most by those who are endowed with a broad streak of masochism. It's like a two hour session with a screaming psychiatrist in a steam bath. Therapeutic. Somehow the Flyers kept pace with the Hawks-Hooper and Klaus controlled the tempo through most of the game-, even won the first half by 5, and opened the spread another 4 right at the start of the second. But Cassidy fouled out with 15 minutes to go and Don May with 8, and the Palestrans went up 70-66. Torain and Waterman took over in front, the Flyers switched to zone defense, and the score evened with three minutes left. Then the game started. When it ended, 6 time outs later, the Flyers had all the marbles.

192 The Daytonians coasted past Murray State. They must have still been thinking about St. Joe's, though, 'cause Xavier caught 'em in an embarrassing position: 7 points down in the last five minutes. It took another flurry of time outs for the Flyers to catch up. Then they idled past Memphis State. All this idleness told: the third-ranked loyola Ramblers trimmed the Flyers 77-72 in the Fieldhouse. Dayton woke up enough to set back Miami-again by 15. But against Houston in Madison Square Garden they set back basketball by about twenty years, in Donoher's opinion, yet still managed to win. Waterman started this game in place of an ailing Hooper, and his 1'6 points were the only pleasant aspect of an otherwise sloppy display. He did well against DePaul (another squeaker), and brilliantly versus Detroit. But the Detroit game was dominated by Hank Finkel: he scored 32 points, snaffled 13 rebounds, set another career scoring record, led the team for the third year in scoring, rebounds, shooting percentage. Making his farewell address to Flyer followers, he claimed playing basketball at UD had been his pleasure. Maybe so. But that's only half. There's something to be said for the type of game you expect from the University of Dayton team.

193 NCAA

The Flyers went off to the wars with a 22-4 record and the first team they had to meet was Miami, the MAC champ. The Redskins had fallen to UD twice in the season, and Dick Shrider's champs said the third time was to be the charm. They nearly did it. Little Phil Snow kept bombing from long range, Pierson shut off Don May, and only Rudy Waterman's 10 first-half points and Hank Finkel's game-high 25-with 17 rebounds­ pulled the Flyers over the top: 58-51. Iowa City was not so pleasant. After playing Kentucky even for 30 minutes, the Flyers sud­ denly found themselves unable to handle Baron Rupp's 1-3-1 trap. The Wildcats ran off 9 straight points and ended 7 up. Western Kentucky had a reason to play Saturday night-they lost to Michigan by 1 point, and Dayton had beaten the Hilltoppers by 20 during the season. Western whipped the Flyers. It was a disappointing end to a fine season.

194 Dayton Opponent Dayton Opponent 90 Villa Madonna ...... • 59 77 Louisville ...... 94 72 Eastern Kentucky ...... 69 77 Western Kentucky ..... 57 63 Miami, O ...... 48 85 Loyola-L.A...... 57 90 Middle Tennessee ....•. 63 79 St. Joseph-Pa ...... 76 76 Louisville ...... 59 99 Murray State ...... 86 70 Canisius ...... 67 76 Xavier, O...... 73 88 Loyola-South ...... 57 90 Memphis State ...... 77 -Sugar Bowl- 72 Loyola-Chicago ...... 77 85 Auburn ...... 71 75 Miami, O ...... 60 75 Maryland ...... 77 71 Houston ...... 69 76 DePaul ...... 73 105 Xavier ...... 79 109 Detroit ...... 80 81 DePaul ...... 70 -NCAA- Cincinnati ...... 87 79 58 Miami, O ...... 51 Seattle ...... 65 81 79 Kentucky ...... 86 St. Francis-Pa ...... 66 98 68 Western Kentucky ..... , 82 Record: Regular Season: 22-4 NCAA: 1-2

195 196 Freshman Basketball

The freshman team started slowly, per­ haps because 6-10 Dan Obrovac, the ex­ pected center, missed the first half of the year while waiting for a knee op­ eration to heal properly. Ned Sharpenter took the pivot position in the interim, and guard Tom Heckmans and forwards Dan Sadlier and Jim Neal played very well, but the team was onl1y 4-4-1. Two of the losses were to the fabulous Louis­ ville scoring machine. Obrovac's return worked a rise in freshman f~rtunes, but high-scoring Jim Neal's departure for the Air Force hampered coach Chuck Grigs­ by's Fledglings.

The baby Flyers closed shakily, too, los­ ing their last two games and winding up 11-9-1.

197

Underclass

You'1°e a freshman-one of over a million and a quarter out of high school, off to a fOIl1' year picnic cum sheepskin, after which ),011 conquer the world. -(Then-behind ),ollr back-the count1')' goes to war, and Y0lt sweat to stay in school.) You're a sophomore. You know who's A-B, which teachers are honest, what places to hang out in. You're a junior. You can afford to hang 011t in those places. You begin to think about grad school ('cause they're still shooting in all those foreign countries you can't even pronounce), to worry abollt ),our grades. Next year will be the last; next year will be the time to go.

199 Maryanne Tidmarsh, Gloria Bienko, Diana Schmitz, Kathy Carlson, Celeste Buysse, Kathy Shea, Joanne Bray, Peggy Ball, Nancy Boehm; Diane Gonzalez, Kathy Murphy, Janis Foote, Martha Schulten, Eileen Rindler, Kathy Ptak, Sue Stefek, Marianne Toomey, Carrie Horvath.

Larry Maslanka, Art Hollis, Bill Henderson, Bill Howard, Dennis Kennedy; Gordon Henley, Ron Carella, Dick Garville, Denny Conti, Steve Hintersehr, Nick Sertell, Doug Henson; Mark Dapier, Dan Heaton, Bob Amberg, Ed Harhager, Dave Coene, Tom Capaldi; Bob Leugers, Walt Ciecko, Mike Bonnell, Tom Davin, Jim Finewood, Pat McGann, Dick Ostberg, Tony Kownacki.

Left: Sandy Purl, Mary Gaul, Marcia Datko, Nancy Rugh, Carol Jean Giglia; Carole Kraus, Kathleen Brannigan, Louise Waindle, Jane Prusha, Linda McKinney, Barbara Teresi, Ruth Sief­ ker, Teri Roppolo, Jean Berg; Diane Schumacker, Susan Getz, Sheryl Gray, Susan Kennon, Joan Gase, Margaret Betz, Marie Romans, Sue Spalding, Kathy Ferron, Gail Bertani.

200 Top: Paul Dancik, Billl Bolan, Doug Taylor, George Kohl; Bob Brennan, Bruce Kalat, Bill Bertke, John Condit, Steve Dougherty; David Bruns, Jim Conway, Wal'ly Sawkiw, John Wetzel, Steve Dennision, Brian Siegel, Dan Fullenkamp, John Kehoe, Amedeo DeCarolis, Tom Hornbach, Dayne Hanna, Jerry Rieman; Don lemoi, Mike Dolan, Tom Hoersten, Jim Becker, Tim Quinn; Joe Crerand, John Cararella, Mike Gleason, Paul Tursi; Dave Ihlendorf, Dennis Beit, AI Prendergast, Tom Cook, Wal,t Quinn, Bopper Drechsler. Bottom: Dolly Highfield, Ann Brady, Cindy Haering, Sharon Sanislo, Kathy Egan, Kathy Meire­ sonne, Terry Roland; Chris White, Virginia Boguski, Joyce Morrison, Kathy Galvin, Cindy Essig, Candy Scherban, Karen Connors; Barb Heintschel, Joan DeCapite, Betty Ferrell, Jane [)rauer, Ann Bierkel, Kathy Prosek, Mary louise Novak, Kathy Hoefer, Merrily Rankin.

201 Donna Matthews, Mary Jean Mattson, Chris Sheets, Carolyn Hanzal, Mary Jo DeSantis, Donna Korpolinski, Mary Flynn; Ginger Lee, Mary Weir, Ginny Lorenz, Jane Podboy, Sue Veihdeffer, Patty Weber, Jary Jo Bintz, Mary Jane Christie, Katie Sullivan; Mary Smyth, Sharie Grohmann, Betty Ruttle, Linda McKee, Martie Warner, Maryanne Drongowski, Jane Turbin, Elaine Jacob, Linda Mulholland, Sharon Wilson, Pat Chap la, Sandy Clark, Marilyn Winslow, Colette Perry.

Bill Scharf, Joe Catillo, Michael Madigan, Pete Singler, Tom Matejka; Jim Place, Jack Albanese, Denny Serio, John Borchers, Bob Forney, Larry Cadman; James Jarzynka, Mike Gardner, Jim Kucera, Fran Mey­ ers, Mike Beyer, Bob Nero, Ken Baier.

202 Left: Kathy Clark, Pat Hrbaty, Nancy Rice, Bev Dynda, Ann Wagner, Sue Benjamin, Beth Schaffield, Monica Col- lins, Paulette Olson, Cathy Wegner, Bill KJinge.

Below: Denny Johnston, Charles Robinson, Jim Rowley, Vincent O'Brien, Benny Mierzejewski; Bar­ ry Yoger, Dave Wyckoff, Bob Bauer, Tom Isgro, George Core, Denny Reiter, Mike LaBarbera, Frank Moore; John Kier­ an, Ken Johnston, Bob Wright, Ron Kell, Dick McMahon, Bob Van Ber­ gen, Buzz Meyer, Bill Maver; Jack Kanally, Joe Szoke, Paul Yacovone, Tom McCann, Mark Noci­ to, Don Bassolion, Joe Estwanik, Jim Fening; Tom McBride, George Baty.

203 Right: M ike Sweeney, Tim K i I lee n, Lou Hickey.

204 Left: Pat Bowen, Barb Gray, Clancy D'Esposito, Ginny DiGregory, Pat Hayes, Rita Ippolito; Ter­ ry Duffey, Sharon Buko­ vac, Mary Bray, Kathy Wiegert, Donna Berger­ on, Rosemary Carner, Mary Jo Fante, Regina Burke; Mary Delaney, Maureen Farley, Karen Dreidame, Kris Colthurst, Laraine Jewers, Cathy Clifford, B r end s Hal­ comb, Sue Sarmir, Made­ line Girardi, Sue Acker­ man.

Left: Joe Hordeyczuk, Mike Anderson, John Palmer, Larry Ducate, Ken Seal; Alan Shatteen, Doug Massengill, Wayne Robke, Tony Santagate, Nick Mader, Tom Di­ Martino, Rich Mayer; Ron Cope, Larry Courtney, Steve Pfleger, J 0 h n O'Doherty, Paul Florian, Don Macinnis, Bob Scott, Pete Miller; Bob Kirsch, Jim Kline, Dick Dem­ ming, Stuart Mauch, Alan Melnyk, Ken Thompson, Tom Drabik.

Left: Carolyn La Fratta, Kathy Leugers, Joy Alexander, Marjie Blake, Tassie Koenig; Julie Sine, Da,le Koepenick, Cindy May, Jean Holzfeind, Elaine Jelly, Barb Pier, Norma Lang, Betty Mihelic; Kathy Hannan, Chris Rohn, Diane Proffitt, Mary Ann Rank, Joyce Quitter, Barb McNamee, Meg Levy, Cyn­ thia McCoy, Mary Hyman, Helen Hopkins, Nancy Rogers; Kathy Kramer, Mary Kay Ogren, Jeanne Kindt, Michelle O'Reilly, Maureen Hoffman, Mary K. Hlebik, Janice Hocevar, Jane Bunt, Helen O'Leary, Lucretia Whitacre. Top: Terry McSweeney, Jim Graw, Denny McSweeney. Middl'e: Bob Van Bergen, Ginny Pojman. Bottom: Maureen Kane, Carol Loughran, Kathy Crow, Peggie Roettker, Maureen McNamara, Mary Sue Selleck; 'Eileen Varhol, Mary Sowden, Joan Swartwood, Suzanne Dowling, Carol Urban, Marge Noel, Barbara DeSantis, Carol Mattingly, Mary Jo Perkinson; Mary Rolwing, Linda Smith, Mary Whitman, Sue Yacobellis, Jan Weber, Marti Lichman, Donna Mayer, Sue Spalding, Carol Stasa, Elizabeth Neary, Yolanda Pol it, Eva Lahee. 205 Wayne Jansen, Rich Simenc, Mike Sifferlin, Paul Oliver, Jeff Blum; Joe Szimhart, Tom Tyler, Art Vollmer, Paul Zint, Chris Kerns, Mike Graham; Dave Levendusky, Rick Schlanser, Tom Kigar, C. Schneider, Bob Sopko, Chuck Camp, Gerald Volpe, Fred Meyer; Andy Kuhta, Sam Muhlenkamp, Gerard Haessly, Joe Barquinero, Jim Van Zandt, Pete Valane, Dave Hock, Ed Varekojis; Johl) Whitzel, Tom Swarthout, Phil Smith, Ned Sharpenter.

Chuck Coston, Bill Wodrick, Duace Ball, Will Bischof; Valdimir Kowaliwskyj, Kent Karper, Ed Leonard, David Lofus; Joe Spadaford, Chip Leyland, Steve Seeberger, John Judge.

Right: Ken Annibale, Jerry Sego, Kathy Sheridan, Joe McKinney. Opposite Page: John Vetter, Dennis S tel z n e r, Matt Schwieterman, Clair Jeremy, Rodger Whaley; Jay Schwarz, Regis Rubis, George Sabieraj, Tom Skivington, Vi nee Strockis, Bill Klem, Mike Toll, Dave Jordan, Joe Miller, Bob Sternowski, Larry Bruni, Mike Healy, Charles Lucas, Ray Van Colt, Bob Wenning, Dick Dwyer, Rob e r t Valimont; Chris Kimker, Dale Siefferlen, Joe Drilling, Mike Van Aut­ reve, Joe Snchyta, Gary Smith, Bill Gorczynski, Bob Kiss. 206 Top: Dave Griesbaum, Ken Gentile, Dan Belik, Pete Ferralli, Bob Foley, Joe Ferrante; Bernie Kress, Rick Engebrigtsen, Jerry Kriegel, Tom Dwyer, Ken Debelak, Mike Ginley, Mike Baughman, Dave Yates; Gene Grilliot, Rob DeSantis, Ed Kondrat, Sam Slowinski, Keith Fammartino, Dave Gerdiman, Mario Bigotti, Ken Frost; John Malone, Mike Dun ne, Vincent Shankey, Tom Seifert, Carmen Di­ Donato, Leo Wisniewski, Jim Dee, Don Ragon, AI White. Middle: Nancy Jorgensen, Patty Renault, Ruth Miller, Pat Carbon, Ann Burgunder, Monica Mocadlo; Carol Jacobs, Dee Heilman, Janet Iding, Janet Sh eetz, Kathleen McKanna, Anne Honnert, Maureen Lynch, Beth Haeger; Maureen Kiley, Betsy Furlong, Linda Kuzmic, Mary Ann Block, Joan laconet­ ti, Lois Rodville, Linda Litzinger, Mary Beth Kass, Eleanor Hook, Cheryle Hern.

207 Right top: Dan Obrovac, Bob Calzetta, Frank Cerchiaro, Kieran Kelly, Tom Fleischmann, Steve Baum; Joe Ferguson, Lee Gaff­ ney, Jerry Mayer, Tim Lyons, Joe Gottbrath, Snuffy Smith, George Federici; Donald Schmitt, Jeff Linck, George Francis, Roger Nagy, Thomas Heckman, John ScanJon, Greg Gasson, Bob Ben­ sel, Tom Ruane, John Needham, Bill Schrader; Gregory Lach, Rodger Bayer, Bill LeWalk, Rich Simenc, J. P. Bermel, Dave Gag­ ner, Ralph DePalma, Jerry Gian­ caterino

Right bottom: Steve Hoh, Art Murphy, Bill Chiappetta, Chris Kumellas; Joseph Catera, Tom Bray, Tom Markowski; Robert Czaplicki, Bob Powers, Edward Booth, Thomas King, Richard Chambers; John Adams, Ned Baumgardner, Jim Weir, AI Amendola, John Blajda.

Top: Joan McElroy, Regina Roma­ no, Marilyn Hanley, Stella Swartz; Chris Schoo, Diane Rode­ vich, Joanne Gantner, Pat Car­ roll, Linda Zalokar; Kathy Van Leeuwen, Nancy Nickum, Maria Oria; Janice Kissinger, Ginny Hu­ dak, Lynn Mead, Julie Ray, Patty Mayor, Jayne Kampschmidt, Mickey McBride, Kathy Bre'nnan, JoAnne McGoogan, Ginny Poj­ man; Barbara Kinney, Carolyn Cosgrove, Marsha Minton, Joan Nickol, Barbara McKenna, Ellen Jenkins, Linda Mares.

Right: Betty Mertz chats with Connie Sargis and Cindy McFad­ den.

208 Left: Tom Malewicki, Dan Milli­ gan, Joe Gentile, John Moon; Bud Meadows, John McArdle, Dan McManus; Don Scanlon, Dave Murphy, Bill McDonald, Doug Turner; Richard Moran, James Macioch, Bernie Murray, Jim McGlynn.

Top left: George Lewandowski, Bill Quinn. Top right: Bobbie Heidman, Sherry Bixler, Jackie Fante, Beverly Bua, Nancy Bielowski, Mary Kay Coughlin, Marcia Wendt; Karen Connors, Susan Collins, Marge Hackenberg, Fran Diefenbach­ er, Elaine Wustmann, Pat Spiegell, Dee Schaefer, Pamela Grabowski, Margaret McGrath, Cindy Gels, Lois Goritz; Bernie LeMay, Mary Louise McDonald, Marie Pagnozzi, Kathy Barrett, Mary Jean Ber­ Her, Kathy Engel, Kathy O'Neill, Marilyn Kelly, Linda Trevisol, Kathy Mayer, Anne Niggles, Agatha Taormina, Di'anne Fowler, Pat Flannagan; Eileen Mahoney, Marianne Dahlberg, Judy Niteche, Priscilla Young, Diane Rehl. Middle: Bob Spooner, Bill McGovern, Tom Seymour, Jim Sicnolf; Dennis Webb, Chuck Slover, Tom Santillo, Phil Warth; Tom Stanton, Richard Schmidt, Dan Schmidt, Carl Perri; Ted Mazza, Tom Malewich, Daniel Milligan.

209 Jim Brown, Bart Carrique, Tom Durkee, Bob Anderson; John Burke, Richard Bernas, Ted Boesel, Bill Amos; Ken Novak, John Leugers, Pete Matrale, Lou Boccketti; John Coletta, Dennis Carver, Ed Maenle, Ben Lariccia.

Paul Vanderbeck, Eloise Hartwig u

Middle: Gigi Bosch, Ann Coughlin, Gretchen Schottdorf, Connie Michel, Chris Jakubowski, Bien Collins; Janet Van Balen, Jane Johnson, Dorothy Lambert, Sharon Ochs, Jo Ann Adamson, Maureen Concannon; Carole Reppa, Claudia Reiter, Mary Kay Dambrun, Marie Halloran, Mary Jo Bobish, Mary Jo Maher, Patricia Cleary, Patty Gambs Bottom: Jack Wojciehowski, Frank Yeranko, Judie Jehn, Nancy Federbush.

210 Jim Neal, Mark Wiedman, Harold Mechling, Bill Hamilton, Bill Kief, John Ludwig; Bill McCarthy, Tom Knapko, Frank Krajovic, Bart Mahoney, Mike Geron; Bill Kunzler, Russ Lynch, George Leher, Don Keener, Denny Kocsuta, Tim Kresl, Bill Gilius, Steve Piontek; Hugh Sullivan, John Kindle, Jim McBriarty, Ed Meal, James Steele, R. V. Mausser; Jim Goethals, Don Krakauskas, Bob Bauer­ le, Bob Vilyus, Mike Killmeyer, Andy Mizia; Larry Krall, Dave Linn, Ray McMahon, Tom George, Teek Galla.gher, Mike Darroch .

Dave Cairoli, John Severson, Jim Peters, Greg DeFoe, John West; Paul Varian, Carl Schultz, Joe Scaries, Jim Woods, John Flaherty, Greg Valko, Matt Hayes, Greg Pasco; Michael Zienkiewicz, Tom Pettinger, AI Opaczewski, Bill Parr, Bill Roth, Russell Moore, Bernie Orient, John Risch; Pat Fullenkamp, Jack Zink, Bill Orlowskf, Tom Pekarek; Bob Vogel, Dennis Romich, Tom Peter­ son, Sten Duzy, Dave Witte, Ph il Montagno, Ralphie Roberts, Joey Di Cesare; Bob Donnelly, Dick Lynch, Dan Doherty. 211 Ed Ryan, Dick Harris, Tom Rogers, Ted Puckett; Bob Parisien, Jack Morissey, John Thibeault, Dennis Du­ pree; Greg Raphel, Skip Tokay, Tom Quinn, Tom Price.

Frank Trogus, Mike Buans, Bruce Wadas, Gregory Brush, Donald Ven­ hoff; Dave Ebenger, Larry Sowa, Glenn Ballard, Tom 'Kinsella, Richard Wair, Sid Eaton; Gary Albers, Mike Connor, Rich Wemstrom, Ed Calmus, Larry Mihevic, Frank Adams, Jim Trentel, Bob Byerly, John Marks, Jerry Sego; John Lehecka, Bill Nei­ hengen, Rick Bebnhardt, Frank Ball, Joe Andre, Joe Adamo, Jack Muster­ man, Chuck Thomas; Doug Lammers, Jim Annesser, Tom Endre, Denny Schaffer, Denny Graf, Bill Gallagher, John Friedrick, Dan Taylor.

Frank Burkiewicz, Bruce Bossard, Ber­ nard Bursker, Neil Bitzenhofer, Jan Pesta, Mike McGinnis; Jim Breen, Barry Krohn, David Rodriguez, Frank Zitello, Dave Rathz, Pat Hurley, Jim Plescia, Tom Murphy; Frank Dolence, Bob Graff, Tom Wood, Bob Dillhoff, Win Edge, Pete White, Harry Warn­ key; Dennis Cafiero, Roger Buening, George Ferlic, Fred Schruff, Frank Zeccola, Larry Blasko, Jerry DiMariel­ lio, Jim Matre, John Weiss, Dick Weisgerber; Tony Zeleznek, Buz Donnelly, Bil:1 Watterson, Thom Ber­ nett.

212 Left: Larry Knapke Below: John Weiler, Mike Roach, Dave Muhlen­ kamp, Bruce Schmitt, Jim Kundrod; Dave Farina, Tom Westerheide, Mi ke Smith, Frank Thomas, Richard Thomas, Fred Russell, Dave Pritclard, Bob Von Hoene, Joe Wornstaff; Bill Pfister, Rick Panicco, Terry Winkler, Jim Welzbacher, Ray Zywalewski, Rob Armstrong, Gary Olding; Stuart Greenfield, Tom Teves, Ray Riley, Ken McCarthy, John Ungashick, Bob Yappola .

Below: Nancy Rethlake, Dianne Bolger, Elaine Kistner; Ellen Dickinson, Debbie Neale, Judy Kittle­ man, Kathy Williams, Karen Quinn, Linda Prasil, Annie Baumann; Carol Roffey, Mary Neary, Connie Prunch, Mary Pat Nolan, Sue Keil, Diane Jans, Sue Szykowny, Nancy Kocisko.

213 Opposite page: Dave Speer, Joe Semiraro, Ma­ rino Moscioni, Ray Schaefer, Tim Thornton, John Mullin; Joe McLaughlin, Dick Wemstrom, Wally Sawkiw, John Pflug, Bill Stanley, Jim Siebold, Ted McFadden, Marc Wesling; Bill Montgomery, Tom Masiokas; Maurice Williams, Bob Anglin, Bob Bray, Ted Miklasz, Wally Stefkovich, Jim Scanlon, Jim Hostacky; Tom Santner, Terry Mur­ phy, Bill Sotak, George Pisching, Mike Sutphin; Bob Sedivy, Bob Mulhern, Steve Corcoran, Jim Schmidt, Gerry Heatherington, Joe McKelvey, Bill Mattei. Below: Mike Mathew, John Meehan, Dave John­ son, Richard Smith, Mike Higgins; Joe Keim, Chuck Lieser, AI Mescher, Rich Nosse, Rich Shupe; Bob Morrows, Mike Moore, Ted Marconi, Tony Wittbrodt, Tom Goodwin, Phil Cooper; Brian Ellis and Betty Hoelle Don Ragalie, Bill Herrmann, Ken Mary, Don Wag­ ner, Mike Krietemeyer, Tom Murray, John Wills.

Kathy Carley, Judy Col/ins, Angie Col/ins, Gail Rust, Joanie Dybas, Marie Vonder Embse, Jan Ern­ brey; Connie Norgaard, Jane Sodders, Kay Fenderbosch, Kathy Winter, Jo Ann Lisy, Ricky Ann Hofmann, Betty White, Janice Gura; Emily Bruns, Patricia McVicker, Dianne DeConinck, Pam Eit­ mant, Anne Grecicius, Charis Griebstein, Marianne Boguski.

214 Middle: Pat Kammes, Pat Skalka, Peg Zilinsky, Marilyn Hess; Barb Kurrack, Eileen Grant, Kathryn Busch, Pat Paridan, Sandy Bertoni, Camille Bolowejder, Rosemarie DeMarco; Sharon Hessler, Dana O'Keefe, Sally Murray, Barbara Weber, Nancy Navar, Kathy Neidert, Mary Gay Wirta, Pat Dempsey, Margie Smith.

Bottom: Jim Murphy, Butch Lewis, Dave Hemmet, Mike Mansfield, Dan Doherty, Bob Wishere, Ed Giel; MaKimilian Jerozal, Ron Kovach, Carl Rosenberger, Kenny Rynarzewski, Larry Hayes, Larry Kozlowski; Russell Davis, Richard Gilbert, Mike Lofino, John Mahne, David Bridge, Greg Kotheimer, Herb Leopold, Les Wenning; Bob Donnelly, Jim Mount, Terry Turney, Bill Lang, Terry Lord, Bob McNamara, Bob Kupec, Dwight Kada r, Nick Gurgiolo, Ron Manse, Bill Kuskowski; Joe Labriola, Larry Hughes, Ken Skrocki.

215

Seniors

Remember the old gang? The twenty of you? Only sixteen finished high school; only eight entered college. Only four of you will graduate, this month, or ever. Remember the world you were going to conquer, four years ago? You recall the 700 slaughtered last Christmas, and you're scared to climb in the car. What kind of idiots do they allow on the road now? You think of the several kilotons per person of push-button hell stored in the missile silos: what kind of idiots go on making more? It won't be enough to conquer the world. You'd settle for saving enough of it to pass on to the kids. Okay, then: now's the time.

217 ARTS and SCIENCES James Adams William H. Allen, S.M. Gerald J. Alred Rita M. Anderson Rosemary Anthony

Alexander Apanius Suzanne Arlein Albert J . Aufmen

Sr. M. M. Backus, C.P.P.S. Joanne E. Bakaitus Camilla Baker Margaret Baker Robert Ba ker

Clementine Barco Betsy Barnes David R. Bart

219 James R. Barton Carolyn Jean Beach Dennis Beach, S.M. James Beach

Daniel L. Beston Mary Jo Bihl Robert Bischof James Blust Richard Lee Bodner

Rosemary E. Broderick Richard H. Broerman James L. Brown

Martha Buehler Nancy E. Buehrle Roland Bunda, S.M. Gail L. Burchett

220 Peggy Beavin Dottie Bednarz Georgianna -Bernhard

Jane Boettinger Marianne Bogus~i Robert Bolz, SM Barbara Bostick

Carol Bruewer Thomas Bucher, SM Brian P. Buckley Allen Bueckley

Ann Burgess F. Patrick Burns Rober! Beulel Donald Calloway, SM Philip Caravella

221 Cecilia J. Carleton Donna Carpenter Janet Carrigan Patricia Carroll Linda J. Case

James Connell Michael Conway David T. Coyle

Michael Danneker Gaetano D'Antona Cler DeChatelet Margaret DeChatelet

LoreHa DiHerich Lucille Donlin Patricia Donnelly Tim Donovan, SM

222 Philip Chalupa Gerald Chinchar, SM Joseph A. Cogliano John Conlon

Richard J . Crary Walter A. Cusick Allen Czech Thomas D'Agostino

John Dempsey, SM Philip Dickey IV Carol Deitz Donald DiGennaro Renee DiPiero

Harry A. Doody Richa rd Dorrler Sheila Doud

223 Janet Doyle William F. Duffy Dodee Dukes James Dunscomb, SM Ted Dwora.kowski

Susan R. Engel Don Eppink, SM Donald Falconio Mary K. Falke Mary Jeanne Farley

Susan E. Fischer Mary E. Fihgerald 'L oretta Flury

Nick Frischherh Judy Fuller Alice M. Gallant Robert Ganser

224 Ruth Anne Elliott George Emery John Emery

Angel Fernandez, S.M. Robert Finch William Fischer, S.M.

Jean E. Foley Paul Forgach, S.M. Rona Id Forthofer Carol Fredricks Donna Freese

Geraldine Gasper Carol Gasson Denis J. Gasson Lucia Galtone

225 Care'l R. Geer Kathleen Gerity John W. Gerwels Jean Gilles James C. Gitzinger

Dennis Grayson Genie Green Judy Gretchko Mike Greuther

Judy M. Handorf Thomas Hannigan Geraldine Harrington Douglas Hattersley Pamela Hecht

Paul Herda William Hertel Mary Jeanne Hodas R. Bruce Hoefling Vicki Hoffman

226 Robert B. Gould Michael Grady Gwenn Graham Joseph Graves

Carol Grilliot Ophelia Guerrero Barbara Halpin R. David Halstead Leonard Hamm, S.M.

Dorothy Heiburger Gerald F. Hein, S.M. David Heinly Stephen Hempelman Joseph Henderson

Thomas Hollo James Homan Linda Hoop Patricia Hornkohl

227 Jonathan House Dorothy Hovorka Anthony Hunter, S.M. Jeanne Hunzeker Ann Hurley

Nancy Interlicchia Kathryn Jack Sandra Jacobs

Alice Kasarskis Isabel Kauffman Kathryn Kehoe Gary Keithley Katherine Kelly

Timothy Kleimeyer Thomas Kling Sr. M. B. Klosterman, S.F.P. Paula Knapka

228 Gary Hussion Richard Imber Joseph Indelicato, S.M.

Sharon Jaeger Francis Jones, S.M. Sandra Kain Irene Kane

Thomas Kerner William Kilinskas Robert Killian Richard Kiniry Zoltan Kiss, S.M.

Mark Kochanowski Elizabeth Koda Rita Koeller

229 Jane Kratovil Gerald P. Krueger Gregory Krulin

John Lemming Dolores Lemmons lRobert E. Lewand Michael Linkhart

Linda Lorenz Nicholas Lospinoso

Gary Marconi Susan Marquis Robert Lacy Martin Robert Mashioff

230 William Kuhns, S.M . Jean Lamy Karen Langlafz Robert Legan

Louis Lisella Elaine Lochmondy Ronald Longpre

Ronald Loy Gerald P. Lynch Casimir Majcher John Makuh

Ronald MaHei Dennis Matulewicz Carol Meisinger

231 James Mick Barbara Midgley Mary Lou Miller Peter Miller

William Mooney Judy Moore Agnes Murray David Mushenheim, S.M. William Myers

John J. McKenna Gary McLean Joseph McNeely, S.M.

David Nether, S.M. Martha Neiberding Beverly Nieman John Nienberg

232 Stephen Miller Arthur Millonig lila Mitchell

Maureen McCarren Dorian McCleary Peter McDougal, S.M. Ellen McGarvey

Thomas McNiece Nancy Nadorff Evelynne Najder Patty Nedwicki

Sandra Nobis Paula Nolan Rosaria Nolo Peter Oatis Donna O'Brien

233 Thomas O'Bryan Brian O'Connor Edwin O'Gara Daniel O 'Keefe James O'Neil

Ted Patterson Carol Pecenka Edward Pekarek

John Plessinger John Popovich Fait,h Pountney Jessie .. Prendergast Joseph Prusaczyk

Rosalie Rawlins Paula Kay Reder Madonna Reichert Gerald Reid

234 James O 'Shaughnessy, S.M. David Pardiech John Patt

James Perhach Mary Perry John Peyton David pfriem, S.M.

Joseph Quashnock Bernard Queenan David' Quigley, S.M. Joseph Quinn James Raterman

Suzan Reiling Denise Renneker Ann Rice

235 Raymond Richter Charles Ricksecker Rose Ann Rieskamp Joseph Rigot, S.M. Daryl E. Roberts

Joanne Rotte Stephen Routt, S.M. Joan Rubeck Walter Rucinski Marianne Russell

Sue Schiml George Schoen Jane Schoenharl

Nick Sharkey John Sikora Karen Sikorski Juan Simon Bill Sirl

236 Eileen T. Robertson Margaret Roby Robert Ross, S.M.

Jacquelyn Sanders Salvadore Sangi Carol Ann Shultz

Anita Schroeder Carl Schumacher Donald Schwarber, S.M. Steve Scovic Gerald Severino

Carol Sloman Frank Smith, S.M. Micheal Smit,h Terry Smith Thelma Sobieski

237 Edward Sokol, S.M. Gregory Sokol John Sowko John Spellman, S.M. James Spotila

Nancy Steiner Michaelle Stem Robert Steuber

Bill Sweeney Charles Swoope Frank Talz Joseph Thomas, S.M.

George Troy Janet Tucek John Turnblacer Patricia Tuttle

238 John Sta bnick David Stado Martha C. Staley Hugh Stanley

Nancy Stipher Terrance Stretch, S.M. Nancy Stupak Martha Swanton

Kevin Thomas, S.M . Michael' Thommes Emily Thornton Louis Todaro Dewey Tom

Joanne Ulis Janet Van Bolen Gene Velk

239 Steve Verga mini Robert Ve'rtes Albert Vibonese John Walker

Linda K. Weidel Mary E. Welch Fred Wells

Elaine Wolff Michael Wong, S.M. Michael Wurm Steven Yurkovich

Paul Ziehler Peter Ziliotto Judith Zinck

240 Vivian Walker Mary Warner Mary Jo Warth

Ted Wessell Patricia Wetzel Theodora A. Weist John Wise

George Zehnle, S.M. Henry Zembruski

Carol Zins Anthony Zirpoli

241 steuber

242 John Alberts Anthony Angelo Kenneth Annibale

Thomas Arndt Patricia Baginskis Thomas Basti Robert s. Beiner Michael Bell

John Bensman James Berg Joseph Bermingham James Bieger Peter Bonitatibus

Thomas Braun Carol Bray Richard Bray

243 John Brooks Jim C. Brown Clifford Browne William Buehrle

Rosemarie Caspar William Cassidy

Mike Cologiovanni Paul Conolly Kay Conroy Thomas Dent

Nicholas DiBari J . Michael Drury Donald Dunnington

244 Richard Butler Michael Callahan Gabriel Carifi

Joseph Catillo John Chuhinko Barry Clark Rose Marie Clidinst

Daryl DeSmyter Cynthia DeVoe

Leeda Ed Consta nee Eifert Donald Ellis

245 Dianna Eshman Michael Farnett Patrick Fleming Michael Fredericks

Thomas Gallagher Michael Gardner James Geiselhart Lynn Gerschuh George Gilliam

William Grimmer William Hagan William Halbert

David Hogan Patrick Hogan David Huttinger Carolyn Jacob

246 John Freyvogel Joseph Frole E. Patrick Gallagher

David Goetz Paul Gohring Thomas Gorius Joseph Gornik

Thomas Hancock Robert Heath James Heighton Edward Hennessey

Ric ha rd Ja cob Robert Jason Lynn Johnson Robert Joh nson William Keck

247 Donald Kellen Raymond Kinkead John Kline Dolores Koesel

Robert Koverman Albert Krempa

Timothy Kunes Terry LaChey Marilou Ladner

Thomas Mahon John Maiko Thomas Marinic Donald Marsee

248 Roy Koesel Frank Kolo George Kooluris

Charles Krepp Richard Kroeger Dona Id Kronour Gerald Kruzel

Harold Lee Gilbert Lentol Randy Lentz Thomas Love

George Martin Sr. M. Antonita Mettert

249 Kathy Miller Ronald Miller Vince Mixie Thomas Mott Edward McCloskey

Norman INaughton John Norton Thomas Petkewitz

Paul Anthony Prendergast Edward Priore Ric ha rd Ra bke Nicholas Ronan

Elie Saleeby Thomas Sammon James Savage David Schenkel

250 Patrick McGarry Joseph McKinney John McPhilimy Denis McSweeney

Paul Peyrebrune John Pflug John Plavan Mary Janice Plummer

Eliza beth Ross Joseph Rudolph James Rush Jerry Russelo John Sabolcik

Thomas Schierloh Tony Seday Stewart Seman

251 Robert Sharp Richard Soares Joseph Sommers Albert Sopata, S.M.

Philip Thomas Thomas Tight

Sharon Tucci John Unkefer Thomas Vincent James Vogel

Richard Welty Michael Wilson William Wilson

252 Robed Sparks Charles Sullivan Gary Thibo

Carol T ragesser Anna Marie Tra ister Donald Trentman John Tronlano

John Wabler Sharon Wagner

Ronald Windsor Ray Woleben William Youmell

253 C a

254 Barbara Alexander Dittany Anderson Judy Anderson

Maureen Arth Lorraine Backe Kathryn Baker Carolyn Baltes Bernard Barbadora

Thelma Bergman Louise Blubaugh Elaine Boland

Janet Boll Barbara Brogan Monica Brown Ba rba ra Budzik Judy Buechele

255 Robert Butler Virginia Butner Darla Byrne

Anna May Coyne Carol Cremin Mary E. Cron Martha Crosby

Kathleen Dibling Mary Anne Doren~ott Katherine M. Dyke Sandra Eitmant Ronald Emmrich

Janet Fisher Mary E. FitzHarris Kathleen Flanagan Sr. Helen Fulton, C.P.P.S.

25b Frank Cala, S.M. Mary Ellen Cary Mary Cherpeski Sharon Corcoran

Diane DeBord William DeMeo Ma rilyn Derwenskus

Beverly English Sr. Mary Joel Fahey, C.PP.S. Paula Falkowski Paula Faroh Phyllis Fischer

Sr. Thomas Miriam Garascia, C.P.P.S. Mary Anne Germek Linda Gerzina KoleHe Godfrey

257 Gertrude Gombert Mary Greiner James Gress Sr. Joelyn Marie Griesgraber

Theresa Gyorky Diane Habinck Mary Ha'ipin Jean Ann Hammond Bernard Harawa

Catherine Hodel! Gloria Hoelle Mary Hoffmann Diane Hoying

Sharon Imhof Sue Ann Isreal Joyce Issenmann Gina IIZi

258 Diane Grimes Beatrice Gross Anthony Gulli

Robert Hartley Deberah Haywood Jane Hench Diane Herrlich

Sr. Myra Hoying, C.P.P.S Kay Huelsman Janice Huff Jeanne Marie Hug

Chris Jablonski Jean Jackey Patricia Jacobs James Jennings Sr. J. Juneau

259 Dolores Kaczorowski Kathleen Ka pie Sr. M. Ronaldine Karcher Susan Kelly Gene Kiernan

Andrea Kusinski Linda Lange Sr. M. Carla Langhals

James Letostak, S.M. Carol Lewis William Lude Diane Lusk

Janet Marchal Anne Marron Sr. Juanita M. Martinez Shirley Maus

260 Sr. Rose Catherine Kinross LaDon,na Knight Sheila Kramer Matthew Krizman

William LaPrise Shirley Laule Frank Lawhorn Marvin Lee

Juergen Machowsky Paul Madak Janice Maezer Susan Mandina James Manley

Alma May Carl Mayer Mary Melvald

261 Carole Meyer Jerilyn Meyer Donna Middendorf Gary Miller

Cathleen Murphy Peggy McCarty Daniel McCrystal

Donna M. O'Brien Mary D. Oebels Elizabeth O'Meara Margaret O'Neil

Sr. Jane E. Osner Sr. M. Rose Dominic Osterloh Annette Penhallegan

262 Sr. Charles Ann Monnin Cecelia Moriarty Susan Millane

Neal Neto Dianne Nevius Walter Nicastro Patricia Nolan

Paul Ortenzio Sheila O'Shea

Marjorie Pleiman Alice Plunkett Jacqueline Poeppelmeier Karon Powers

263 Sharon Powers Patricia Prewitt Karen Prouty Mary Ann Puetz Eileen Puthoff

Robed Regovich Ma,ry L Reineck Peggy Reiser Carol Riepenhoff Kathleen Roach

Joseph Schepis Mary Beth Schlanser Barbara Schmitz

Constance Serpagli Alexia Shanley Ann Sheridan Robed Sherman

264 Irene Ramski Judith Raurers Kevin Reardon

Monica Rogus Dorothy Rose Janet Sawiak Mitzi Scha+zma n

Mary E. Schoenlein Beverly Schuster Terri Schweitzer Kathy Scully Clarence Sech

Mary Claire Short Carol Sidner Carol Jean Simon Phyllis Smeltzer

265 Gary Smerillo Sharon Solt Nancy Stander Ann M. Stetsko Michael Storck

Margaret Tasto Marjorie Tepe Judith Thomas

John Vascek Doris Wagoner Margaret Walker Marilyn Walker

Barbara Westbrock Mary Weston lawrence Wilberding Jerry Wood Pamela Wood

266 Mary Striby Robert Suter Sr. M. Georgemma Sutermaster Barbara Swan

Karin Thompson Ronald Tonca r Kathleen Tozar Sr. Sudette Ulrich

Stephanie Walters Jean Marie Wassi Ann Weckesser Janet Weiss Robin Weiss

Mary Jane Zammikiel Susan Zurcher Barbara Zwelling

267 ...,-. . ENGINEERING!! r.s. _ _ ...... ·4ItW 'r."

268 Gerald Amos John Badolino Thomas Basehead Carl Bauer Robed Becherer

Richard Bello David Bender Edward Bender

William Berner John Borinski Joseph Boufaisal

Michael Brooker James Bruggeman Raymon cl1 Bruns Dennis Bushnell Agustin Camarero

269 Charles Cannon Vito Cappello Carlo Caputo James Casella

Luciano Crusi Frank Deniston Raymond Deutsch George Dieterle Walter Diewald

Ted Fischer Thomas Fisher Frank Forlano

Gerald Gadowski Michael George Joseph Gliebe John Gordon

270 James Cashnelli Douglas Christian John Compo

James Dodson Kenneth Dougherty Thomas Endres Henry Fallek

Joseph Frank Robert Freedman Joseph Fromm William Fuller

Thomas Gracon James Hanagan Michael Hartke Otto Hamch Wayne Helmer

271 Thomas Hychalk Miran Ivkanec William Jar:nes Daniel Janselewitz Paul Jewitt

Edward Kaminsky Karl Keckan Richard Keil John Kelleher Walter Kennedy

Robert Kramer Eugene Krasicki Dennis Kriesen

Clarence Lee John Leib David Lewis James Luebker

272 John Jones Lynn Jones Raymond Jones

Harold Kittel Donald Koehler Stephen Koziar

J. Mark Lamberton Dean Lampman Joseph Laskowski Paul Lay William Leahy

Gerald Machowsky Hubert Magee Joseph Malay Thomas Mayer

273 Carl Melcher James Michael J . Richard Montanari Kevin Moonan

William McGill Michael McKale Thomas Niehaus

Robert Persona Ie James Pesar Fred Peters Richard Poeppelmeier

Kenneth Prush Joseph Riess Thomas Rivan

274 David Moriarity Daniel Morrill Thomas McDonnell

Eugene Norris Paul Orr Pamela Padwater Thomas Page

Rona Id Pon ist Hugo Poza

Victor Rooney Robert Runowski John Sargent

275 Harold Schimmoller James Schmid Albert Schnell Charles Scrabis Donn Serafini

Vance Skowronski George Slack James Sliemers

Frank Tantillo Robert Thies Thomas Trey Joseph TyburclY

Vincent Wagner Robert Weger Nick Wilkens James Wirkner

276 James Severs Jim Shilt Robert Shultz Dennis Siefring

Walter Smith Robert Stang Ronald Steflick Peter Sylvester

James Tyler Paul Ulrich Joseph Vaccariello Juan Vara Thomas Waddick

Tom Woodrum John Wysong Paul Zugger

277 278 Denis Ebach Joseph Farone Roger Hall

Henry Hermeh Alan Hrami Charles Kapper

F. John Keslo Paul Messina Donald Mullen

Robert Neumann James Normile Francis Ragone Louis Remke

279 Senior Directory

ADAMS, JAMES D. Homecoming Committee '65 Intramurals Dayton, Ohio Intramurals Davton Club UAO Phi Alpha Theta ARTH, MAUREEN ALBERTS, JOHN Lakewood, Ohio BARTOLINO, JOHN B. Philadelphia, Pa. Cleveland Club, vice president Trenton, New Jersey NSPE, vice president ALEXANDER, BARBARA Homecoming Committee Players Industrial Engineers Club Dayton, Ohio SEA Joint Council of Engineers ALLEN, WILLIAM H., SM BARTON, JAMES R. Dayton, Ohio AUFMAN, ALBERT, J. Pittsburgh, Pa. Pontiac, Mich. ALRED, GERALD J. Phi Alpha Epsilon, president SAM Dayton, Ohio Sociology Club Pershing Rifles Tennis Team Dorm Council BASEl--IEART, THOMAS MICHAEL NSPE Dayton, Ohio Writer's Club BACKE, LORRAINE Rosedale, New York ASCE, president, treasurer AMOS, GERALD E. SEA Tau Beta Pi, vice president Dayton Ohio Education Committee Intramurals ASCE BACKUS, SR. M. MARGARET c.P.P.S. BASTI, THOMAS A. ANDERSON, DITTANY Dayton, Ohio Erlanger, Ky. Scarsdale, New York Flyer News Young Democrats BAGINSKIS, PATRICIA C. Players Chicago, Ill. BAUER, CARL Daytonian Illini Club Chicago, Ill. SEA Secretarial Club IEEE NSPE Knick Club BAKAITIS JOANNE E. Educational Honor Society Washington, Pa. BEACH, CAROLYN JEAN ANDERSON, JUDY Players Dayton, Ohio Toledo, Ohio Student Tutor Society Phi Alpha Epsilon Cleveland Club BAKER, CAMILLA BEACH, DENNIS, SM Marycrest Hall Council Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio ANDERSON, RITA Marching Coeds, captain BEACH, JAMES Columbus, Ohio Home Economics Club Bellefontaine, Ohio Buckeye Club BAKER, KATHRYN J. Frosh Orientation Committee Sociology Club Dayton, Ohio Homecoming Committee Mi ~ed Chorus Dayton Club Intramurals Freshman Advisor ANGELO, ANTHONY J. BEAVIN, PEGGY Hartsdale, New York BAKER, MARGARET Dayton, Ohio Intramurals Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Nu Epsilon Delta, secretary Knick Club Flyer News, associate editor Scabbard & Blade Psi Chi BECHERER, ROBERT J. UH Dorm Council UAO Belleville, Ill. Homecoming Dance Chairman Sigma Tau Sigma Student Council, treasurer ANNIBALE, KENNETH J. Joint Council of Engineers BAKER, ROBERT G. ASCE New Hyde Park, New York Dayton, Ohio Intramural Softball Fresh. & Soph. Class, treasurer SEA Student Council, representative Rifle Club Phi Alpha Theta UAO SAC, chairman Marketing Club BALTES, CAROLYN A. BEDNARZ, DOTTIE Versailles, Ohio ANTHONY, ROSEMARY LaGrange, Ill. Debate Club Senior Advisor Indianapolis, Ind. SEA Hoosier, Club Psi Chi Psi Chi BARBADORA, BERNARD M. BEINER, ROBERT S. Alpha, New Jersey Dayton, Ohio APANIUS. ALEXANDER Freshman Football Cleveland, ' Ohio SEA BELL, MICHAEL W. Tri Beta Indianapolis, Ind. BARCO, CLEMENTINE ARLEIN, SUZANNE Marketing Club, secretary Holmes, Pa. Hoosier Club Beavercreek, Ohio Keystone Club Cleveland Club Sociology Club BELLO, RICHARD D. Choir Phi Alpha Epsilon Waipaha, Hawaii Fresh. Orientation Hui O'Hawaii Daytonian BARNES, BETSY ASME Sociology Club Akron, Ohio Intramurals Alpha Epsilon Delta ARNDT, THOMAS Cleveland Club BENDER, DAVID E. Park Ridge, Ill. Springfield, Ohio Illini Club BART, DAVID R. ASCE,treasurer Marketing Club, vice president Dayton, Ohio

280 BENDER, EDWARD W. BOLAND, ELAINE MARIE Cleveland, Club Rochester, New York Dayton, Ohio Intramurals NSPE Pershing Rifle Honorary Major IEEE Homecoming Queen '65 BROWN, JAMES L. Knick Club Universi~y Palty Clinton, New York French Club, president BENSMAN, JOHN C. BOLL, JANET Sidney, Ohio Dayton, Ohio BROWN, JIM C. SEA Dayton, Ohio BERG, JAMES H. Marketing Club Lombard, Ill. Young Republicans Bluegrass Club BOLZ, ROBERT C., SM BROWN, MONICA Illini Club Huntington, New York Trumbull, Conn. SEA Delta Sigma Pi BONITATIBUS, PETER N. UAO Flyer News Steubenville, Ohio Daytonian BERGMAN, THELMA M. Alpha Kappa Psi, president Yorkshire, Ohio Keystone Club BROWNE, CLIFFORD E. SEA Floor Advisor Manchester, Missouri SAM Accounting Club Varsity Baseball BERMINGHAM, JOSEPH T. BORINSKI, JOHN A. BRUEWER, CAROL Elmira, New York Lincoln Park, New Jersey Connersville, Ind. Alpha Kappa Psi ASCE Alpha Epsilon Delta SAM NSPE Hoosier Club BOSTICK, BARBARA Cheerleader BERNER, WILLIAM E. Sodality Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio ASME Alpha Epsilon Delta BRUGGEMAN, JAMES J. BOUF AISSAL, JOSEPH Fremont, Ohio BERNHARD, GEORGIANA Beirut, Lebanon Veterans Club Roseville, Mich. International Club BRUNS, RAYMOND J. Sociology Club BRAUN, THOMAS H. Kettering, Ohio BESTON, DANIEL L. Dayton, Ohio IEEE Fair Lawn, New Jersey Scabbard & Blade NSPE Alpha Epsilon Delta Dayton Club Dayton Club Philosophy Club Student Council Hawaiian Club lntramurals Marketing Club BUCHER, THOMAS, SM BIEGER, JAMES H. BRAY, CAROL Dayton, Ohio Hamburg, New York Morton, Pa. BUCKLEY, BRIAN PATRICK Freshman Football Keystone Club Middletown, New Jersey Varsity Rifle Team UAO Scabbard & Blade BIHL, MARY JO Freshman Homecoming Attendant Counterinsurgency Platoon Accounting Club West Union, Ohio BUDZIK, BARBARA L. CSMC BRAY, RICHARD W. Hazel Crest, Ill. Home Economics Club Saginaw, Mich. Ulini Club Day toni an Marketing Club, treasurer International Club "Intramurals BISCHOF, ROBERT BUECHELE, JUDY S1. Louis, Missouri Freshman Welcome Committee Dayton, Ohio Young Democrats ACS BUECHLY, ALLEN BRODERICK, ROSEMARY ELIZABETH Dayton, OI1io BLUBAUGH, LOUISE M. Riverwood, Ill. North Canton, Ohio IIlini Club BUEHLER, MARTHA Psi Chi Homecoming Committee Dayton, Ohio People to People People to People BUEHRLE, NANCY ELAINE BLUST, JAMES International Club Dayton, Ohio Tiffin, Ohio BROEfuvIAN, RICHARD HENRY Freshman Class, secretary UAO McCartyville, Ohio Dayton Club Tri Beta ACS Illini Club Players Homecoming Committee BROGAN, BARBARA L. BODNER, RICHARD LEE Sigma Alpha Iota Detroit, Mich. Spring Week Committee Sandusky, Ohio Phi Alpha Theta ACS SEA BUEHRLE, WILLIAM H., III Intramurals Young Democrats Dayton, Ohio BOETTINGER, JANE Players SAM Watertown, New York Education Honor Society Delta Sigma Pi Home Economics Club Intramurals BUNDA, ROLAND, SM Knick Club DaytQnian Dayton, Ohio Wolverine Club BOGUSKI, MARIANNE BUR<;HETT, GAIL LOUISE Cleveland, Ohio BROOKER, MICHAEL F. Dayton, Ohio Marycrest Floor Advisor S1. Louis, Missouri ASME BURGESS, CLAIRE Sodality Dayton, Ohio ACS, vice president and treasurer BROOKS, JOHN S. Alpha Epsilon Delta Cleveland Club Cleveland, Ohio Marching Coeds 281 BURNS, F. PATRICK Springfield, Ohio BUSHNELL, DENNIS L. Paris, Ky. Bluegrass Club Servers Club ASME NSPE BUTLER, RICHARD A. Wayne, New Jersey Varsity Hockey Knick Club BUTLER, ROBERT Dayton, Ohio BUTNER, VIRGINIA Springfield, Ohio SEA UAO BYRNE, DARLA Wapakoneta, Ohio Ciney Club SEA "Is that dog more attractive than me and my apple?" UAO CALA, FRANK J., SM CARPENTER, DONNA CATILLO, JOSEPH Cleveland, Ohio Davenport, Iowa Dover, New Jersey SEA Intramurals CALLAHAN, MICHAEL A. French Club Homecoming Committee Beacon, New York Veterans Club CARRIGAN, JANET Delta Sigma Pi Floor Advisor Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland Club CALLOWAY, DONALD 1., SM Alpha Epsilon Delta Dayton, Ohio Cincy Club CHALUPA, PHILIP Whitehouse, New Jersey CAMARERO, AGUSTIN CARROL, PATRICIA E. Football Madrid, Spain Stamford, Conn. Knick Club International Club Marycrest Dorm Council, president Intramurals CANNON, CHARLES M. Sod~lity Philippi, W. Va. Homecoming Committee CARY, MARY ELLEN ASME, "ice president CHERPESKI, MARY J oint Council of Engineers Fairport, New York Dayton, Ohio SEA SEA CAPPELLO, VITO JOSEPH Sodality Queens Village, New York Young Democrats CHINCHAR, GERALD, SM ASCE Knick Club Cleveland, Ohio NSPE Daytonian CHRISTIAN, DOUGLAS LEE CAPUTO, CARLO B. Education Honor Society Troy, Ohio Brooklyn, New York CASARSKIS, ALICE ASCE Varsity Football Pittsburgh, Pa. Counterinsurgency Platoon CHUHINKO, JOHN F. Alpha Epsilon Delta Far Hills, New Jersey Scabbard & Blade Keystone Club Rifle Club, president CLARK, BARRY M. Pershing Rifles CASE, LINDA J. Dayton, Ohio Knick Club Indianapolis, Ind. Pershing Rifles ASME Hoosier Club Rifle Team Art Club CARAVELLA, PHILIP CLIDINST, ROSE MARIE Cleveland, Ohio CASELLA, JAMES R. Indianapolis, Ind. Alpha Epsilon Delta Kenvil, New Jersey Secretarial Club Counterinsurgency Platoon Knick Club Hoosier Club Cleveland Club ASME UAO COGLIANO, JOSEPH A. CASHNELLI, JAMES R. CARIFI, GABRIEL Westfield, New York Wood.Ridge, New Jersey Intramurals Short Hills, New Jersey Knick Club Knick Club ACS, president ASCE Knick Club Accounting Club Servers Club Marketing Club COLAGIOV ANNI, MICHAEL Intramurals CASPER, ROSEMARIE ALFREDA Syracuse, New York AMA Pittsburgh, Pa. Golf Team Marketing Club CARLTON, CECILIA JOYCE Bowling Team Cincinnati, Ohio Keystone Club Marketing Club Cincy Club CASSIDY, WILLIAM COMPO, JOHN R. Psi Chi Louisville, Ky. Defiance, Ohio Homecoming Committee Varsity Basketball IEEE Sociology Club Monogram Club Intramurals

282 NSPE University Party DiBARI, NICHOLAS M. Knick Club Knick Club Kings Park, New York SAM D'AGOSTINO, THOMAS Freshman Basketball CONLON, JOHN J. Eastchester, New York Varsity Baseball Brooklyn, New York Knick Club DANNEKER, MICHAEL Freshman Class, vice·president Marketing Club Paducah, Ky. Intramurals Sophomore Class, vice·president Student Council University Party DIBLING, KATHLEEN Junior Class, president Fostonia, Ohio SAC CONNELL, JAMES MICHAEL Education Committee Dayton, Ohio D'ANTONA, GAETANO G. Scabbard & Blade DICKEY, PHILIP SACLTER IV White Plains, New York Dayton Club San Diego, Cal. Homecoming Committee Student Progressive Party Flyer News Intramurals DIETERLE, GEORGE R. CONOLLY, PAUL E. Knick Club Owensboro, Ky. Rochester, New York DeBORD, DIANE ASME Alpha Kappa Psi Dayton, Ohio Knick Club Blue Grass Club Intramurals DeCHA TELET, CLER Homecoming Committee Dayton, Ohio DIETZ, CAROL CONROY, KAY Flyer News Dayton, Ohio Springfield, Ohio Psi Chi Hawaiian Club Secretarial Club People to People Flyer News CONWAY, MICHAEL DeCHATELET, MARGARET DIEWALD, WALTER J. Milwaukee, Wis. Dayton, Ohio Hamilton, Ohio IIlini Club UAO ASME UAO Sodality Intramurals CORCORAN, SHARON Vertical Communications DiGENNARO, DONALD J. Lima, Ohio West Chester, Pa. French Club DeMEO, WILLIAiVl ROYAL Young Democrats SEA Huntington, New York Homecoming Committee UAO Flying Club Keystone Club Floor Advisor PEMM SEA DiPIERO, RENEE COYLE, DAVID THOMAS Youngstown, Ohio Zanesville, Ohio DEMPSEY, JOHN, SM Players Cleveland, Ohio Oeveland Club DITTRICH, LORETTA SEA DENISTON, FRANK A. Lakewood, Ohio COYNE, ANNA MAY Chicago, III. Home Economics Club Dayton, Ohio Senior Class, treasurer DODSON, JAMES E. lllini Club, president, CRARY, RICHARD J. Port Washington, New York vice president IE president, treasurer Levittown, New York Floor Advisor, Founders Hall Pershing Rifles UAO Servers Club J oint Council of Engineers Knick Club IEEE Intramurals Intramurals DONLIN, LUCILLE CREMIN, CAROL Homecoming Queen, manager Hazelton, Pa. Chicago, III. UAO Dialogue Illini Club University Party Home Economics Club UAO DENT, THOMAS PAUL DONNLEY, PATRICIA A. Framingham, Mass. CRON, MARY E. Salem, Missouri New England Club Cassella, Ohio Skiing Club Hoosier Club SEA Intramurals UAO CROSBY, MARTHA JEANNE DERWENSKUS, MARILYN Phi Alpha Epsilon Fort Wayne, Ind. Detroit, Mich. Daytonian People to People SEA DONOVAN, TIM, SM Psi Chi Hoosier Club Fort Wright, Ky. Sodality UAO UAO DOODY, HARRY A. DeSMYTER, DARYL A. Arlington, Va. CRUS I, LUCIANO Grosse Point, Mich. Foreign Affairs Astoria, New York Hockey Team Military Ball Committee Soccer Team Wolverine Club DORENKOTT, MARY ANNE Knick Club Marketing Club Clevdand, Ohio CUSICK, WALTER A. DEUTSCH, RAYMOND 1. French Club Pittsburgh, Pa. Fullerton, Pa. Cleveland Club Homecoming Parade, chairman ASME UAO Homecoming Queen, manager NSPE SEA Keystone Club Intramurals Acolyte DORRLER, RICHARD Intramurals Bay Shore, New York CZECH, ALLEN R. DeVOE, CYNTHIA Soccer Team Hopelawn, New Jersey Dayton, Ohio Geology Club Homecoming Committee Secretarial Club, president Servers Club

283 DOUD, SHEILA president FAROH, PAULA J. CinCinnati, Ohio Concert Band, business manager Lorain, Ohio Cincy Club Cleveland, Club Phi Alpha Epsilon EMERY, GEORGE Caledonia, Ohio FARONE, JOSEPH D. DOUGHERTY, KENNETH University Hall, head resident Loveland, Ohio Bronx, New York Cincy Club NSPE EMERY, JOHN F. IEEE Dayton, Ohio F ARNETT, MICHAEL C. Exponent, art editor Syracuse, New York DOYLE, JANET Student Council Delta Sigma Pi Silver Springs, Md. SAM Flyerettes EMMRICH, RONALD C. East Meadow, New York FERNANDEZ, ANGEL LUIS, SM DRURY, J. MICHAEL V arsi ty Baseball Santurce, Puerto Rico Ledgewood, New Jersey PEMM FINCH, ROBERT Delta Sigma Pi Intramurals Knick Club Dayton, Ohio ENDRES, THOMAS Floor Advisor E. FISCHER, PHYLLIS J. Homecoming Committee Richmond Heights, Ohio Fairborn, Ohio Cleveland Club DUFFY, WILLIAM F. WRA Cheerleader PEMM Woodlyn, Pa. ASME Pershing Rifles, treasurer SEA ENGEL, SUSAN Keystone Club R. FISCHER, THEODORE W. Toledo, Ohio DUKES, DODEE Russe:Is Point, Ohio Freshman Class, secretary IEEE Cleveland, Ohio Flyer News Cleveland Club Young Republicans, secretary FISCHER, WILLIAM, SM Players Math Club Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Mixed Chorus Women's Varsity Tennis Team SoCiology Club Knick Club FISHER, JANET Phi Alpha Epsilon Cleveland Club Hamilton, Ohio SEA Cincy Club DUNNINGTON, DONALD W. French Club Dayton, Ohio UAO Hui·O-Hawaii Club Homecoming Parade Committee DUNSCOMB, JAMES, SM Day toni an Centerport, New York ENGLISH, BEVERLY Cincy Club Pittsburgh, Pa. DWORAKOWSKI. THEODORE ROBERT Dialogue FISHER, SUSAN ELIZABETH Kenmore, New Y ~rk Salem, Ohio Intramurals EPPINK, DON, SM DYKE, KATHERINE M. Cleveland, Ohio Wauwatosa, Wis. ACS IIIini Club ESHMAN, DIANNA S. CCU, secretary Dayton, Ohio UAO Secretarial Club Latin American Club Daytonian, assistant editor FAHEY, SR. MARY JOEL, C.PP.S Cincinnati, Ohio "It is my turn to cheer, you big, mean, Junior Prom Committee old bobcat!" EBACH, DENIS N. FALCONIO, DONALD W. Avon Lake, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. IEEE Vertical Communications Tau Alpha Pi Keystone Club ECK, LEEDA FALKE, MARY KATHLEEN Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Secretarial Club UAO Dayton Club Home Economics Club EIFERT, CONSTANCE JEAN FALKOWSKI, PAULA Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Secretarial Club Field Hockey Dayton Club Basketball EITMANT, SANDRA J. WRA Jackson, Mich. PRMM Wolverine Club F ALLEK, HENRY G. UAO White Plains, New York Flyer News IEEE Student Progressive Party NSPE ELLIOTT, RUTH ANNE Blue Grass Club Indianapolis, Ind. FARLEY, MARY JEANNE Hoosier Club Hazelton, Pa. Sociology Club, treasurer Keystone Club ELLIS, DONALD E. Home Economics Club Dayton, Ohio . Junior Prom Committee Marching Band, vice president, Homecoming Committee

284 FISHER, THOMAS E. Cincy Club Vertical Communications Dayton, Ohio Foreign Affairs Organization Sodality Tau Beta Pi Floor Advisor GEER, CAROL R. FITZGERALD, MARY EILEEN FROLE, JOSEPH A. Grand Rapids, Mich. Dayton, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Home Economics Club Art Club Marketing Club SEA Sociology Club Keystone Club GEISELHART, JAMES International Club Intramurals Pittsburgh, Pa. FITZHARRIS, MARY E. FROMM, JOSEPH T. Delta Sigma Pi Westfield, New Jersey Pittsburgh, Pa. SAM Cheerleader IEEE Marketing Club Student Council Keystone Club GEORGE, MICHAEL Homecoming Attendant Servers Club Cambridge, Ohio 10 best dressed FULLER, JUDY GERITY, KATHLEEN FLANAGAN, KATHLEEN Xenia, Ohio Bay Village, Ohio Dayton, Ohio FULLER, WILLIAM Bluegrass Club WRS, vice president and publicity Dayton, Ohio Young Republicans chairman IEEE Homecoming Publicity PEMM Tau Alpha Pi, vice president UAO FLEMING, PATRICK R. FULTON, SISTER HELEN GERMEK, MARY ANNE Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Painesville, Ohio SAM Cleveland Club FLURY, LORETTA GADAWSKI, GERALD SAMUEL Russian Club Mishawaka, Ind. Niagara Falls, New York University Club AED ASCE,NSPE University Singers Marching Band Intramurals Chapel Choir Concert Band GALLAGHER,E.PATRICK Intramurals SEA FOLEY, JEAN K. Merrick, New York Home Economics Club Tri·Beta GERSCHUTZ, LYNN French Club Homecoming Committee Ottawa, Ohio Queens Committee Secretary Club FORGACH, PAUL V., SM Junior Prom Committee GERWELS, JOHN M. Cleveland, Ohio Intramurals Goshen, Ind. Marketing Club Intramurals FORLANO, FRANK D. Knick Club Hoosier Club White Plains, New York Flying Club Math Club IEEE UAO Pi Mu Epsilon FORTHOFER,RONALD Ski Club Kettering, Ohio GERZINA, LINDA Math Club GALLAGHER, THOMAS Pittsburgh, Pa. Intramurals Dearborn, Mich. SEA Marketing Club FRANK, JOSEPH D. Intramurals GILLES, JEAN Pittsburgh, Pa. Young D~mocrats Park Ridge, Illinois ASCE Floor Advisor Freshman Orientation Committee Keystone Club Young Democrats Intramurals GALLANT, ALICE MARIE Sociology Club Albion, Pa. FREDERICKS, MICHAEL F. Phi Alpha Epsilon Rochester, New York GANSER, ROBERT W. Junior Prom Committee UAO ' Scabbard & Blade Miamisburg, Ohio Senior Class Publicity Chairman Counterinsurgency Platoon GARASCIA, SR. THOMAS MARIAM SAM, Sodality c.P.P.S. GILLIAM, GEORGE E. UAO Cincinnati, Ohio New Hyde Park, New York FREDRICKS, CAROL GARDNER, MICHAEL P. GITZINGER, JAMES C. Cincinnati, Ohio Troy, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Psi Chi CSMC, president SAM Cincy Club Mariology, vice president Dayton Club UAO Psi Chi FREEDMAN, ROBERT J. Cleveland, Ohio GASPER, GERALDINE GLIEBE, JOSEPH D. IEEE Ravenna, Ohio Willowick, Ohio Cleveland Club Nu Epsilon Delta ASME Scabbard & Blade FREESE, DONNA GASSON, CAROL GODFREY, KOLETTE Wapakneta, Ohio Versailles, Ohio Sharon, Pa. FREYVOGEL, JOHN GASSON, DENIS J. SEA Pittsburgh, Pa. Versailles, Ohio Knick Club Intramurals GATTONE, LUCIA CWO Flyer News Chicago, Illinois GOETZ, DAVID R. Keystone Club UAO Pittsburgh, Pa. FRISCH HERTZ, NICHOLAS F., JR. Flyer News Homecoming Committee Cincinnati, Ohio CWO Junior Prom Committee

285 Intramurals Home Economics Club Keystone Club SEA SAM GREINER, MARY GOHRING, PAUL Arlington, Va. Cleveland, Ohio UAO Marketing Club French Club SAM SEA Cleveland Club GRESS, JAMES Intramurals Dayton, Ohio GOMBERT, GERTRUDE SEA Dayton, Ohio GRETCHKO, JUDITH A. Phi Alpha Theta, treasurer Cleveland, Ohio International Club Sociology Club GORDON, JOHN J., III Psi Chi Park Ridge, Illinois Phi Alpha Epsilon Illini Club Cleveland Club NSPE Intramurals ASME Knick Club UD Engineer, assistant editor GREUTHER, MICHAEL R. GORIUS, THOMAS B. St. Louis, Missouri Sleep easy tonight: Bill Mooney Sc. rep. Newark, Ohio ACS will sleep tonight. Football NSPE GORNIK, JOSEPH J. GRIESGRABER, SR. JOELYN MARIE HALL, ROGER L. East Lake, Ohio c.P.P.S. Dayton, Ohio Marketing Club Escondido, Calif. Tau Apha Pi, public relations IEEE Psi Chi GRILLIOT, CAROLE Sodality Dayton, Ohio HALPIN, BARBARA UAO Dayton Club Dayton, Ohio GOULD, ROBERT B. UAO AED Portsmouth, New Hampshire Home Economics Club HALPIN, MARY Young Democrats GRIMES, DIANE Chicago, Ill. GRACON, THOMAS J. Troy, Ohio IlIini Club McKeesport, Pa. SEA Flyerettes Servers Club GRIMMER, WILLIAM P. HALSTEAD, R. DAVID Debate Team Milwaukee, Wisconsin Dayton, Ohio Student Council Alpha Kappa Psi AED Student Tutor Society HAMM, LEONARD, SM UD Engineer GROSS, BEATRICE S. Dayton, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. GRADY, MICHAEL HAMMOND, JEAN ANN Elmira, New York GUERRERO, OPHELIA Huntington, Ind. Intramurals Cleveland Heights, Ohio Knick Club Nu Epsilon Delta SEA Hoosier Club GRAHAM, GWENN GULLI, ANTHONY V. Garfield Heights, Ohio Brooklyn, New York HANAGAN, JAMES Psi Chi Knick Club Sidney, Ohio Cleveland Club Pershing Rifles Varsity Rifle Team Varsity Baseball NSPE GRAVES, JOSEPH L., JR. ASCE Dayton, Ohio GYORKY, THERESA Top Twenty Students Cleveland, Ohio HANCOCK, THOMAS W. Dayton Club, president SEA Cleveland, Ohio People to People Cleveland Club Cleveland Club Freshman Orientation, chairman HABINEK, DIANE Intramurals Alpha Epsilon Delta Cleveland, Ohio SAM Flyer News Cleveland Club HANDORF, JUDY M. Public Relations Committee French Club Cincinnati, Ohio International Committee SEA Homecoming Parade Committee Academic Committee Daytonian Psi Chi Junior Prom Committee Education Honor Society Cincy Club Social Regulation Committee HAGAN, WILLIAM V., JR. Daytonian Student Progressive Party Sioux City, Iowa WRA UAO SAM HANNIGAN, THOMAS Student Government Seminar Alpha Kappa Psi Chicago, Ill. GRA YSON, DENNIS HALBERT, WILLIAM B., JR. Student Council Mansfield, Ohio Troy, New York SEC Flyer News Tau Alpha Pi Homecoming Committee UAO UD Players Illini Club GREEN, GENIE Chapel Choir HARAWA, BERNARD A. Du Bois, Pa. SAM Rumpi, Milir, East Africa Debate Team IEEE International Club, president Legion of Mary UAO SEA

286 HARRINGTON, GERALDINE S. HERDA, PAUL E. HOUSE, JONATHAN New York, New York Zanesville, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Knick Club Glee Club, secretary Scabbard & Blade ACS Physics Club, treasurer Counterinsurgency Platoon UAO Vets Club HOVORKA, DOROTHY M. HARTKE, MICHAEL J. HERMETZ, HENRY M. Cleveland, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Carlisle, Ohio Cleveland Club IEEE Marching Band Hoosier Club HARTLEY, ROBERT E. IEEE, vice chairman Crestian Covington, Ohio J oint Council of Engineers Choir PElVIM, vice president HERRLI CH, DIANE Daytonian Varsity Football Youngstown, Ohio HOYING, DIANA HATTERSLEY, DOUGLAS JOHN Players Celina, Ohio Springfield, New Jersey SEA SEA Geology Club, treasurer HERTEL, WILLIAM K. HOYING, SR . MYRA, c.P.P.S. HAUSCH, 0110 M. Euclid, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Keokuk, Iowa Intramurals ASME, president Cleveland Club HROMI, ALAN F. Servers Club Psi Chi Maple Heights, Ohio Intramurals Young Democrats Cleveland Club HA YWOOD, DEBERAH HODAS, MARY JEAN HUELSMAN, KAY Dayton, Ohio Detroit, Mich. Dayton, Ohio Wolverine Club HUFF, JANICE Y. HEATH, ROBERT 1,., JR. Choir Vestal, New York Dayton, Ohio Dorm Council SEA Baseball. Alpha Epsilon Delta Alpha Kappa Psi Secretary Club HODELL, CATHERINE HECHT, PAMELA HUG, JEANNE MARIE Dayton, Ohio Canton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio SEA Players SEA Psi Chi HOEFLING, R. BRUCE Sodality Sigma Tau Sigma, president Dayton, Ohio HUNTER, ANTHONY, SM UAO UAO Euclid, Ohio Intramurals HOELLE, GLORIA J. Homecoming Premiere HUNZEKER, JEANNE Middletown, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio HEIBERGER, DOROTHY PEMM Cincy Club Chicago, Ill. WRA Sociology Club Illini Club HOFFMAN, VICKI HURLEY, ANN JOACHIM HEIGHTON, JAMES J. Indianapolis, Ind. Indianapolis, Ind. Ironton, Ohio Hoosier Club, secretary Hoosier Club Phi Alpha Epsilon Student Council, corresponding sec. HEIN, GERALD F., SM Sociology Club Ludlow, Ky. CWO Daytonian, club editor Sodality HEINLY, DENNIS]" SM HOFFMAN, MARY WALKER Foreign Affairs Dayton, Ohio Louisville, Ky. Latin American Club HELMER, WAYNE Flyerettes ClASP Fairborn, Ohio Bluegrass Club, secretary UAO ASME Homecoming Publicity HUSSlON, GARY HEMELMAN, STEPHEN R. HOGAN, DAVID E. Dunkirk, New York Dayton, Ohio Fairfield Ohio Varsity Football Flyer News Cincy Club Monogram Club Dayton Club, UAO HOGAN, PATRICK HU11INGER, DAVID E. Student Progressive Party Hamilton, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Academic Committee Cincy Club Varsity Baseball Alpha Epsilon Delta Flying Club, president Marching Band Senior Class Float Chairman Intramurals Junior Prom Committee HOLLO, THOMAS J., SM Keystone Club Art Series Dayton, Ohio HYCHALK, THOMAS A. HENCH, JANE ANN HOMAN, JAMES R. Morrisville, Pa. Defiance, Ohio Dayton, Ohio ASME CCU Intramurals Hui-O-Hawaii UAO Dayton Club Players IMBER, RICHARD J. HORNKOHL, PATRICIA Ridley Park, Pa. Kennedy Khorale Dayton, Ohio Alpha Epsilon Delta SEA UAO Intramural's HENDERSON, JOSEPH R. Exponent Editor IMHOF, SHARON New Cumberland, Pa. Debate Team Toledo, Ohio Keystone Club Writers Club Sigma Tau Sigma SEA HENNESSEY, EDWARD M. College Bowl Homecoming Committee Troy, Ohio Who's Who Cleveland Club

287 INDELICATO, JOSEPH, SM IEEE Hoosier Club, president Brooklyn, New York Rifle Club Players ACS INTERLICCHIA, NANCY JASON, ROBERT J. Liberty Party Rochester, New York Parma, Ohio Knick Club Football KARCHER, SR. M. RONALDINE, C.P.P.S. UAO Delta Sigma Pi Colwnbus Grove, Ohio SAM KA UFFMANN, ISABEL ISREAL, SUSAN Flyer News Kettering, Ohio New York, New York Sea JENNINGS, JAMES A. Monroe, Mich. KECK, WILLIAM F. ISSENMANN, JOYCE MARIE Varsity Football Newark, Ohio Dayton, Ohio PEMM KECKAN, KARL A. Sophomore Class Secretary Brunswick, Ohio UAO JEWETT, PAUL A. Variety Shows Dayton, Ohio KEHOE, KATHERYN L. Premiere JOHNSON, LYNN Dayton, Ohio IVKANEC, MIRAN A. McKeesport, Pa. French Club Cleveland, Ohio Keystone Club Choir Cleveland Club, president Marketing Club KEIL, RICHARD P. AICHE JOHNSON, ROBERT J. Portsmouth, Ohio IZZI, GINA Brooklyn, New York IEEE Marion, Ohio Ice Hockey Team Intramurals Cheerleader Servers Club KEITHLEY, GARY R. Sodality JONES, FRANCIS, SM Dayton, Ohio SEA Dayton, Ohio Intramurals Hall Council, representative JONES, JOHN W. KELLEHER, JOHN J. JABLONSKI, CHRIS Dayton, Ohio Marion, Ohio Wilmette, Ill. ASCE UAO JONES, LYNN A. Dayton, Ohio KELLEN, DONALD JAMES Junior Class secretary Ozone Park, New York Student Council, representative ASME Hui-O-Hawaii, vice president Veterans Club Illini Club Knick Club SEA Marching Band NSPE Freshman Orientation Committee JACK, KATHRYN M. JONES, RAYMOND E. KELLY, KATHERINE ANN Middletown, Ohio Middletown, Ohio Home Economics Club Hamilton, Ohio Intramurals Home Economics Club, secretary Buckeye Club SEA Marketing Club Servers Club NSPE Junior Prom Committee JACKEY, JEAN ASME Honorary Lt. Colonel Louisville, Ky. UAO Bluegrass Club JUNEAU, SR. JEAN Cincy Club Dayton, Ohio WRA KELLY, SUSAN M. SEA KACZOROWSKI, DOLORES Toledo, Ohio PEMM South Bend, Ind. Cleveland Club JACOB, CAROLYN SEA Freshman Welcome Cincinnati, Ohio Hoosier Club Cincy Club UAO KENNEDY, WALTER B. JR. Cleveland Heights, Ohio Accounting Club Flyer News Student Council ASCE JACOB, RICHARD C. Intramurals Dayton, Ohio KAIN, SANDRA Dayton, Ohio KERNER, THOMAS E. JACOBS, PATRICIA Home EconQmics Club Bethlehem, Pa. Dayton, Ohio Debate Team SEA KAMINSKY, EDWARD J. Pi Kappa Delta McKeesport, Pa. JACOBS, SANDRA UD Engineer, editor KESLO, F. JOI-IN Dayton, Ohio NSPE Franklin, New Jersey Marching Coeds ASME Intramurals Home Economics Club NEA Techni Club JAEGER, SHARON ANN KANE, IRENE M. KIERNAN, GENE E. Anchorage, Alaska Pittsburgh, Pa. Lewisburg, Ohio Writers Club Keystone Club Players Exponent Home Economics Club KILINSKAS, WILLIAM A. UAO Turnabout Campaign Cleveland, Ohio Sodality Junior Prom Committee AlP International Club UAO CQncert Band J AMES, WILLIAM R. KAPLE, KATHLEEN Marching Band Dayton, Ohio New Wahington, Ohio SEA Band IEEE SEA KILLIAN, ROBERT J. JANSELEWITZ, DANIEL R. KAPPER, CHARLES Linden, New Jersey Phillipburg, New Jersey Elwood, Ind. Homecoming Committee

288 Philosophy Club Secretarial Club KRONOUR, DONALD L. Knick Club Cleveland Club New Lebanon, Ohio Keystone Club Marketing Club KOESEL, ROY KINIRY, RICHARD L. Cleveland, Ohio KRUEGER, GERALD P. Drexel Hill, Pa. Cleveland Club Des Plaines, Ill. Young Democrats SAM IIIini Club, vice president Student Progressive Party Psi Chi, treasurer UAO KOLO, FRANK J. Philosophy Club Cleveland, Ohio KRULIN, GREGORY S. Sodality ASA Elmsford, New York Cleveland Club Tri Beta KINROSS, SR. M. ROSE CATHERINE, Varsity Baseball Pershing Rif'Ies c.P.P.S. Rifle Club KOOLURIS, GEORGE P. Cincinnati, Ohio Knick Club Springfield, New Jersey Dialogue KINKEAD, RAYMOND F. Flyer News Pittsburgh, Pa. Delta Sigma Pi KRUZEL, GERALD KISS, ZOLT AN, SM Intramurals Chicago, Ill. Cleveland, Ohio Bowling League Marketing Club Accounting Club Bowling League KITTEL, HAROLD J~ Miamisburg, Ohio KOVERMAN, ROBERT KUHNS, WILLIAM, SM Pistol Team Anna, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Accounting Club IEEE KUNES, TIMOTHY J. KLEIMEYER, TIMOTHY P. KOZIAR, STEPHEN F., JR. Parma Heights, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Webster, Mass. Scabhard & Blade Math Club Hockey Team SAM Rifle Club NSPE Rifle Club IE KLINE, JOHN E. KUSINSKI, ANDREA Peabody, Mass. KRAMER, ROBERT Cleveland, Ohio UAO Celina, Ohio SEA Marketing Club ASME Cleveland Club SAM NSPE LaCHEY, TERRY L. KLING, THOMAS KRAMER, SHEILA Sidney, Ohio Canton, Ohio Middleton, Ohio Alpha Kappa Psi KLOSTERMAN, SR. MARIA BENEDICTA, KRASICKI, EUGENE Scabbard & Blade S.F.P. Pittsburgh, Pa. SAM Montezuma, Ohio NSPE Intramurals KNAPKA, PAULA IEEE Servers Club Dayton, Ohio Keystone Club Floor Advisor ACS KRATOVIL, JANE MAUREEN LADNER, MARILOU KNIGHT, La DONNA Pittsburgh, Pa. Evanston, III. Dayton, Ohio Cheerleader IIlini Club Choir Home Economics Club Flyerettes MENC, secretary Keystone Club Accounting Club KOCHANOWSKI, MARK Junior Prom Queen LAMBERTON, J. MARK South Bend, Ind. KREMPA, ALBERT C. JR. Titusville, Pa. Philosophy Club, vice president Drexel Hill, Pa. Intramurals Student Progressive Party, secretary SAM, president IEEE Knick Club Intramurals LAMPMAN, DEAM A. Hoosier Club Servers Club Cleveland, Ohio UAO KREPP, CHARLES WILLIAM ASME Sodality Pittsburgh, Pa. LAMY, J. Community Affairs Alpha Kappa Psi Dayton, Ohio Dialogues SAM KODA, ELIZABETH Keystone Club LANGE, LINDA KAY Stamford, Conn. KRIESEN, DENNIS G. Sandusky, Ohio Homecoming Committee Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Club SEA KOEHLER, DONALD F. ASME Xenia, Ohio NSPE UAO Sodality Intramurals Sociology Club Lt. Colonel, Military Ball Dayton, Club KRIZMAN, MATTHEW A. Christmas Chorus Cleveland, Ohio LANGHALS, SR, MARY CARLA, c.P.P.S Columbus Grove, Ohio KOELLER, RITA LOUISE Phi Alpha Theta Dayton, Ohio Scabbard & Blade LANGLOTZ, KAREN UAO Counterinsurgency Platoon Parma, Ohio Sigma Tau Sigma, secretary SEA Flyerettes Psi Chi KROEGER, RICHARD ANTHONY Cleveland Club Sodality Lima, Ohio LaPRISE, WILLIAM A., JR. KOESEL, DOLORES M. Cleveland Club Dayton, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio IntramuraIs Pershing Rifles

289 LASKOWSKI, JOSEPH G. Art Series SEA Buffalo, New York Flyerettes Bowling League ASCE Keystone Club Intramurals LAULE, SHIRLEY Art Club Premiere MADAK, PAUL 1. Columbia Station, Ohio Canton, Ohio SEA LEWIS, DAVID V. Concert Band Sodality Steelton, Pa. Marching Band Choral Club ASME Variety Show LAWHORN, FRANK Hui·O-Hawaii UAO MAEZER, JANICE Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio Varsity Football LINKHART, MICHAEL SEA Monogram Club Xenia, Ohio Cincy Club LAY, PAUL 1. French Club Flyer News Ridley Park, Pa. Glee Club Sodality IEEE LISELLA, LOUIS A. MAGEE, HUBERT E. Intramurals Mt. Vernon, New York Dayton, Ohio LEAHY, WILLIAM EDWARD Flyer News ASME Pittsburgh, Pa. WVUD-FM MAHON, THOMAS J. IEEE Intramurals Englewood, New Jersey NSPE Knick Club Alpha Kappa Psi Keystone Club UH Echoes Pershing Rifles Athletic Committee UH Representative Council SAM Intramurals LOCHMANDY, ELAINE Knick Club LEE, CLARENCE Elkhart, Ind. Young Republicans Honolulu, Hawaii N u Epsilon Delta Marketing Club IEEE LONGPRE, RONALD MAJCHER, CASIMIR J. LEE, HAROLD Holyoke, Mass. Parma, Ohio Greenwich, Conn. Young Democrats Alpha Epsilon Delta Hui-O-Hawaii LORENZ, LINDA Intramurals LEE, MARVIN HOY SUNG Cleveland, Ohio MAKUH, JOHN Honolulu, Hawaii Bluegrass Club Pittsburgh, Pa. International Club Tri-Beta SEA Young Democrats MALKO, JOHN Homecoming Committee Garwood, New Jersey LEGAN, ROBERT F. Golf Team Cleveland, Ohio LOSPINOSO, NICHOLAS A. Marketing Club Varsity Football Elizabeth, New Jersey Knick Club MALOY, JOSEPH E. LEIB, JOHN KENNETH, JR. Bay Village, Ohio Harrisburg, Pa. LOVE, THOMAS J. Cleveland Club IEEE Pittsburgh, Pa. NSPE Keystone Club LEMMING, JOHN F. ASME Dayton, Ohio LOY, ROLAND K. Marching Band Scabbard & Blade Parma, Ohio Servers Club Counter Insurgency Cleveland Club Intramurals AlP Intramurals ACS MAN DINA, SUSAN LEMMONS, DOLORES Beechhurst, New York Springfield, Ohio LUDE, WILLIAM E. Knick Club Alpha Epsilon Delta Martins Ferry, Ohio SEA Cincy Club Varsity Football MANLEY, JAMES C. Marycrest Hall Council Monogram Club PEMM Independence, Ohio LENTOL, GILBERT EDMUND SEA Brooklyn, New York LUEBKER, JAMES W. Chicago, Ill. MARCHAL, JANET E. LENTZ, RANDY 1. ASME Russia, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio IIlini Club SEA Cleveland Club Daytonian LUSK, DIANE MARCONI, GARY G. Intramurals Louisville, Ky. Columbus, Ohio ACS LETOSAK, JAMES, SM CSMC Parma, Ohio Bluegrass Club MARINIC, THOMAS J. Cleveland, Ohio LEWAND, ROBERT EDWARD LYNCH, GERARD PATRICK Brooklyn, New York Accounting Club New Hyde Park, New York Cleveland Club Knick Club Intramurals Knick Club Servers Club, vice president MARQUIS, SUSAN G. Math Club, president French Club Cleveland, Ohio Pi Mu Epsilon, president MACHOWSKY, GERALD Concert Band Philosophy Club Dayton, Ohio Marching Coeds ASME Choir LEWIS, CAROL Flyer News Erie, Pa. MACHOWSKY, JUERGEN MENC UAO Kettering, Ohio Sigma Alpha Iota

290 MARSEE, DONALD J. IEEE Student Council Dayton, Ohio Homecoming Committee lIomecoming Parade, chairman Knick Club Homecoming Campaign, chairman MARTIN, GEORGE E. Wooster & MMUN delegate Pittsburgh, Pa. University Party, co·chairman Keystone Club MICK, JAMES M. MOORE, JUDY Marketing Club Hamilton, Ohio Homewood, Ill. Flyerettes MARTIN, LACY BOB UAO AED, treasurer IIIini Club Dayton, Ohio AED Psi Chi MIDDENDORF, DONNA SUZANNE SAM South Fort Mitchell, Ky. MORIARTY, CECILIA Veterans Club Sodality Canton, Ohio SEA MARTINEZ, SR, JUANITA MARIE, Cincy Club c.P.P.S. People to People MORIARTY, DAVID G. Phoenix, Ariz. MIDGLEY, BARBARA Cleveland Heights, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Intramurals MASHIOFF, ROBERT H. UAO Dayton, Ohio Phi Alpha Theta Tennis Club Sociology Club MORRILL, DANIEL D. Columbus, Ohio MILLER, GARY M. MATTEI, RONALD ASCE, secretary Landeck, Ohio East Detroit, Mich. MOTT, THOMAS P. Flyer News Servers Club SEA Urbana, Ohio Wolverine Club CSMC, vice president University Party MILLER, KATHY 1. Delta Sigma Pi, secretary, president Fort Wayne, Ind. MATULEWICZ, DENNIS M. MULLANE, SUSAN Hamtrack, Mich. Secretarial Club Hoosier Club Lima, Ohio Freshman Basketball, manager SEA Varsity Basketball, manager MILLER, MARY LOU UAO Wolverine Club Champaign, Ill. Keystone Club Monogram Club Illini Club MULLEN, DONALD L. Phi Alpha Theta Sociology Club Intramurals Dayton, Ohio MILLER, PETER J. MURPHY, CATHLEEN M. MAUS, SHIRLEY Cleveland, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Hamilton, Ohio Intramurals SEA Keystone Club MILLER, RONALD DENNIS MURRAY, AGNES M. MAY, ALMA Detroit, Mich. Staten Island, New York Versailles, Ohio Rifle Club Knick Club MAYER, CARL H. MILLER, STEPHEN F. UAO Chatham, New Jersey Parsons, Kansas Day toni an Scabbard & Blade Student Progressive Party MUSHENHEIM, DAVID, SM SEA Alpha Epsilon Delta Pittsburgh, Pa. Knick Club MILLONIG, ARTHUR F. MYERS, WILLIAM S. MA YER, THOMAS L. Dayton, Ohio .. Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Freshman Welcome Committee Veterans Club IEEE MITCHELL, LILA Psi Chi MEISINGER, CAROL Dayton, Ohio Dayton Club Dayton, Ohio UAO McCARTY, PEGGY Glee Club MELCHER, CARL J. Chicago,Ill. Portsmouth, Ohio Writers Club Illini Club Sodality Junior Prom Queen Committee SEA Intramurals MIXIE, VINCE McCHRYSTAL, DANIEL ASME McKees Rocks, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio MELVALD, MARY MONNIN, SR. CHARLES ANN Intramurals Cleveland, Ohio Erlanger, Ky. McCLEARY, DORIAN F. Day toni an ASME Springfield, Ohio Cleveland Club Bluegrass Club International Club MESSINA, PAUL MOON AN, KEVIN M. French Club Dayton, Ohio Baldwin, New York McCLOSKEY, EDWARD J oint Council of Engineers Elmira, New York METTERT, SR. M. ANTONITA IEEE, vice president Intramurals New Castle, Ind. NSPE Knick Club MEYER, CAROLE ANN SAM McDARREN,MAUREEN Knick Club Cincinnati, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Homecoming Committee Cincy Club Marching Coeds MEYER, JERILYN MOONEY, WILLIAM T. Alpha Epsilon Delta Kettering, Ohio Cincinnati, Ohio McDONNELL, THOMAS E. SEA Dayton Club Dayton, Ohio UAO SAC Freshman Welcome, chairman AIChE MICHAEL, JAMES A. Off·campus Housing Committee McDOUGAL, PETER J., SM Endicott, New York UAO Garden City, New York

291 McGARRY, PATRICK J. Sodality Band Park Ridge, Ill. Flyer News NOLAN, PATRICIA S. IlIini Club Flyerettes Dayton, Ohio Alpha Kappa Psi Phi Alpha Epsilon Dayton Club McGARVEY, ELLEN NETHER, DAVID, SM NOLAN, PAULA L. Indianapolis, Ind. Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio UAO NETO, NEAL J. Art Club Young Democrats Yonkers, New York NORMILE, JAMES M. University Party PEMM Chicago, Ill. Foreign Affairs Club UAO IEEE NEUMANN, ROBERT E. Intramurals McGILL, WILLIAM H. JR. IIIini Club Nashville, TeJUl. Dayton, Ohio NSPE, treasurer Dayton Club NORRIS, EUGENE E. ASME, secretary UAO Louisville, Ky. Bluegrass Club NEVIUS, DIANNE Bluegrass Club Student Progressive Party Springfield, Ohio IEEE Engineers Week Committee NICASTRO, WALTER NSPE McKALE, MICHAEL J. Flushing, New York NORTON, JOHN F. Dayton, Ohio Players Rochester, New York J oint Council of Engineers, chairman Glee Club Alpha Kappa Psi NSPE, president IEEE Scabbard & Blade Dayton Club McKENNA, lOHN J. Chicago, Ill. Illini Club McKINNEY, JOSEPH E. Munhall, Pa. Delta Sigma Pi Keystone Club Intramurals McLEAN, GARY A. Willowick, Ohio Sodality ClASP Intramurals Counter Insurgency McNEELY, JOSEPH,SM Huntington, New York McNIECE, THOMAS Elizabeth, New Jersey Intramurals Sociology Club McPHILIMY, JOHN D. Homecoming Premier, director Sodality Dayton, Ohio Knick Club SAM UAO Exponent, editor Counter Insurgency Platoon McSWEENEY, DENIS J. NIEBERDING, MARTHA J. Painesville, Ohio NOTO, ROSARIO J. Cincinnati, Ohio Trenton, New Jersey Marketing Club Cincy Club Veterans Club Alpha Epsilon Delta Homecoming Committee NIEMAN , BEVERLY OATIS, PETER NADORFF, NANCY Cincinnati, Ohio Melrose, Mass. Toledo, Ohio NIENBERG, JOHN M. Hockey Team People to People Glandorf, Ohio O'BRIEN, DONNA Cleveland Club Freshman Basketball Rocky River, Ohio Flyer News Baseball Sodality Homecoming Committee Pi Mu Epsilon International Club NAJDER, EVELYNNE Servers Club Phi Alpha Epsilon Berwyn, m. Math Club UAO Illini Club NIEHAUS, THOMAS J. Cleveland Club Psi Chi NAUGHTON, NORMAN L. Park Hills, Ky. Bluegrass Club Pittsburgh, Pa. O'BRIEN, MARY L. Keystone Club Knick Club Fremont, Ohio SAM IEEC SEA NSPE Homecoming Committee O'BRYAN, THOMAS E. Flyer News NOBIS, SANDRA Dayton, Ohio NEDWICKI, PATrY Canton, Ohio Student Council, vice president, president Dearborn, Mich. Cleveland Club Freshman Orientation, chairman

292 Sophomore Class, president PATTERSON, TED PLA VAN, JOHN C. Math Club Mansfield, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Pi Mu Epsilon Flyer News Alpha Kappa Psi, treasurer Top Twenty Students WVUD-FM Keystone Club O'CONNOR, BRIAN M. Intramurals PLEIMAN, MARJORIE Queens Village, New York PECENKA, CAROL Anna, Ohio ACS Lakewood, Ohio SEA NSPE Alpha Epsilon Delta PEMM AIChE UAO CCU Intramurals PLESSINGER, JOHN Pershing Rifles PEKAREK, EDWARD G., JR. Willoughby, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Scabbard & Blade Art Club PEMM Math Club Pi Mu Epsilon PLUMMER, MARY JANICE OEBELS, MARY D. PENHALLEGON, ANNETTE Indianapolis, Ind. Dayton, Ohio UAO Home Economics Club Leawood, Kansas Marching Band Secretarial Club O'GARA, EDWIN A. JR. Concert Band PLUNKETT, ALICE C. Long Island, New York CCD Dayton, Ohio Knick Club People to People POEPPELMEIER. RICHARD 1. O'KEEFE, DANIEL UAO Dayton, Ohio . Springfield, Ohio International Club ASME- PERHACH, JAMES 1., JR. PE O'MEARA, ELIZABETH Munhall, Pa. Dayton Club Urbana, Ohio Varsity Football PONIST, RONALD SEA, Central Ohio Club Servers Club Flyerettes Duquesne, Pa. Keystone Club IEEE O'NEIL, JAMES PERRY, MARY V. NSPE Chicago, Ill. Niles, III. Engineer IIIini Club People to People Psi Chi POPOVICH, JOHN GARY Homecoming Committee Wallingford, Conn. O'NEIL, MARGARET A. International Club Pick & Hammer Club Milwaukee, Wis. lIIini Club lntramurals IIIini Club PERSON ALE, ROBERT E. POUNTNEY, FAITH ORR, PAUL J. Rochester, New York Rye, New York Pittsburgh, Pa. Freshman Welcome King POWERS, KARON LOUISE ASCE Scabbard & Blade Dayton, Ohio AlEE Keystone Club Dayton Club Intramurals Intramurals UAO Knick Club SEA ORTENZIO, PAUL J. NSPE Fords, New Jersey WRA Knick Club PESAR, JAMES POWERS, SHARON JANE Rochester, New York Dayton, Ohio O'SHAUGHNESSY, JOHN, SM ASME Oakland, Cal. UAO PETERS, FRED E. SEA O'SHEA, SHEILA M. Buffalo, New York WRA Morton Grove, Ill. AIChE SEA POZA, HUGO B. Rifle Club San Juan, Puerto Rico Home Economics Club Knick Club UAO Sodality NSPE International Club OSNER, SR. JANE EILEEN C.PP.S. PETKEWITZ, THOMAS G. Latin American Club Mason, Ohio Dayton, Ohio PRENDERGAST, JESSICA OSTERLOH, SR. M. ROSE DOMINIC C.PP.S. Alpha Kappa Psi Cleveland, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Rifle Club Phi Alpha Intramurals PADWATER, PAMELA Psi Chi Buffalo, New York PEYREBRUNE, PAUL H. Sociology Club AIChE River Forest, Ill. Cleveland Club UD Engineer, business manager IIIini Club PRENDERGAST, PAUL ANTHONY SAM Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. PAGE, THOMAS R. Junior Prom Queen Committee Fort Lauderdale, Fla. PREWITT, PATRICIA D. Bluegrass Club University Hall Representative Dayton, Ohio Intramurals IEEE PRIORE, EDWARD T. PEYTON, JOHN F., PARDIECH, DAVID JR. Pittsburgh, Pa. Oakland, New Jersey Richmond, Ind. Keystone Club AEA Pershing Rifles, secretary Accounting Club Pre-Medic, editor PFLUG, JOHN R., JR. PROUTY, KAREN PATT, JOHN A. JR. Bayville, New York Dayton, Ohio Shrewsbury, New Jersey Floor Advisor PRUSACZYK, JOSEPH E. Knick Club PERIEM, DAVID SM Cleveland, Ohio Tri Beta, treasurer, president Euclid, Ohio ACS

293 PRUSH, KENNETH H. Freshman Orientation, chairman RIGOT, JOSEPH SM Detroit, Mich. UAO Cleveland, Ohio NSPE Student Council Special Political Committee, secretary RIV AN, THOMAS WARREN IEEE REGOVICH, ROBERT R. Villa Park, III Wolverine Club Cleveland, Ohio ASME PUETZ, MARY ANN Floor Advisor ROACH, KATHLEEN M. Wapakoneta, Ohio Scabbard & Blade Dayton, Ohio SEA Rifle Club Cleveland Club ROBERTS, DARYL Dia~ogue Bowie, Maryland Buckeye Club REICHERT, MADONNA L. ACS Dayton Club Dayton, Ohio Intramurals UAO UAO ROBERTSON, EILEEN T. PUTHOFF, EILEEN Chapel Choir Madison, New ' Jersey Ft. Laramie, Ohio REID, GERALD Young Democrats Dayton Club Pittsburgh, Pa. Sodality QUASHNOCK, JOSEPH M. UH Head Resident UAO Dayton, Ohio Scabbard & Blade Vertical Communications Marching Band REILING, SUZAN ROBY, MARGARET Concert Band Sarasota, Fla. Louisville, Ky. QUEENAN, BERNARD G. REINECK, MARY L. Bluegrass Club Leominister, Mass. Dayton, Ohio Phi Alpha Epsilon SRA REISER, MARGARET ROGUS, MONICA Junior Class, vice president Amhurst, Ohio Locust Valley, New York QUIGLEY, DAVID T. SM Players SEA Cleveland, Ohio Sociology Club Phi Alpha Epsilon RONAN, NICHOLAS K. QUINN, JOSEPH Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio REMKE, LOUIS H., JR. South Fort Mitchell, Ky. ROONEY. VICTOR International Club Dayton, Ohio Philosophy Club, president Cincy Club Pi Mu Epsilon RENNEKER, DENISE DEVEREUX ROSE, DOROTHY Math Club Dearborn Heights, Mich., St. Henry, Ohio UAO French Club RICE, ANN Sea RABKE, RICHARD Cincinnati, Ohio Middlesex, New Jersey Marching Coeds ROSS, ELIZABETH ANN Intramurals Cincy Club, secretary Springfield, Ohio Knick Club University Party, secretary Secretarial Club, secretary New England Club Floor Advisor ROSS, ROBERT A., SM SAlVI, treasurer Publicity Chairman Junior Class Cleveland, Ohio RAGONE, FRANCIS J r. Prom Program Chairman Phi Alpha Epsilon, treasurer ROTTE, JOANNE H. Valley Stream, New York Cincinnati, Ohio Tau Alpha Phi UAO Senior Class, secretary Players RAMSKI, IRENE Student Council, recording secretary Cincy Club Pittsburgh, Pa. CWO, Campus Communications Student Council Social Committee UAO ROUTT, STEPHEN, SM SEA RICHTER, RAYMOND P. Alameda, Cal. Day toni an Covington, Ky. RUBECK, JOAN M. R.ATERMAN, JAMES H. Intramurals Servers Club Brookfield, Ill. Kettering, Ohio Art Club Phi Alpha Theta Floor Advisor SEA Sodality RUCINSKI, WALTER G. RAWERS, JUDITH M. R'ICKSECKER, CHARLES G. Yonkers, New York Dayton, Ohio Parma, Ohio Glee Club SEA UAO Scabbard & Blade Dayton Club Dialogue RUDOLPH, JOSEPH L. RAWLINS, ROSALIE V. International Club Euclid, Ohio Columbus, Ohio Foreign Affairs Club Varsity Football, co-captain Players SPP Monogram Club French Club French Club Scabbard & Blade Buckeye Club Young Democrats RUNOWSKI, ROBERT F. Homecoming Publicity RIEPENHOFF, CAROL JEAN Chicago, Ill. Sodality Dayton, Ohio lJD Engineer REARDON, KEVIN M. French Club IEEE Denville, New Jersey RIESKAMP, ROSE ANN MSPE UAO Cincinnati, Ohio RUSH, JAMES A. Homecoming Float, chairman Psi Chi Parma, Ohio Homecoming Queen, manager Cincy Club Cleveland Club Counterinsurgency Platoon REDER, PAUU. KAY RIESS, JOSEPH A. Monogram Club Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Baseball Players IEEE

294 SCHWARBER, DONALD, SM Cleveland, Ohio SCHWEITZER, TERRI Defiance, Ohio Russian Club Cleveland Club WRA Sodality SCOVIC, STEPHEN Cincinnati, Ohio Varsity Baseball Head 'Resident Intramurals SCHIERLOH, THOMAS E. Freshman Basketball Marketing Club Dayton, Ohio SCRABIS; CHARLES M. RUSSELL, MARIANNA Band Pittsburgh, Pa. Dayton, Ohio Keystone Club SCHIML, SUE 1. ASME French Club West Alexandria, Ohio Writer's Club SCULL Y, KATHY RUSSELO, JERRY Cleveland, Ohio Franklin, Ohio University Choir Cleveland Club SAM Gospel Discussion Group SEA Delta Sigma Pi SCHIMMOLLER, HAROLD J. SECH, CLARENCE J. Fort Jennings, Ohio SABOLCIK, JOHN RICHARD Cleveland, Ohio ASME Donora, Pa. SEA Players SCHLANSER, MARY BETH Cleveland Club Keystone Club Downers Grove, Ill. Intramurals Chapel Club MENC SEDAY, TONY SALEEBY, ELIE Illini Club Cleveland, Ohio Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa SCHMID, JAMES A. Servers Club SAMMON, THOMAS E. Dayton, Ohio Scabbard & Blade Gates Mills, Ohio ASME Cleveland Club Counterinsurgency Platoon Marketing Club SCHMITZ, BARBARA A. Cleveland Club Dayton Ohio SEMAN. STEWART O. Homecoming Committee Home Economics Club Cedar Lake, Ind. Scabbard & Blade SANDERS, JACQUELYN SEA Dayton, Ohio SCHNELL, ALBERT C. SERAFINI, DONN M. Home Economics Club Bellevue, Ky. West Burlington, Iowa SAM SANGI, SALVATORE A. ASME American Institute of Physics NSPE Bayonne, New Jersey IE Club Teachers Knick Club Knick Club Cincy Club Intramurals Keystone Club SARGENT, JOHN C. SCHOEN, GEORGE R. Intramurals Massapiqua, New York Garden City, New York SERPAGLI, CONSTANCE M. Sodality Sodality White Plains, New York Religion in Life Series CLASP Knick Club Soccer Christian Careers Unlimited Young Republicans IEEE SCHOENHARL, JANE EILEEN SEA SAVAGE, JAMES F. Cincinnati, Ohio PEMM Pittsburgh, Pa. CCV WRA Marketing Club Kennedy Khorale SEVERINO, GERALD JOHN Cincy Club SAWIAK, JANET C. Ashtabula, Ohio Bristol, Conn. SCHOENLEIN, MARY ELLEN Tri Beta Fort Recovery, Ohio Young Democrats SCHATZMAN, MITZI SEA Cleveland Club Hales Corners, Wis. Debate Team SEVERS, JAMES H. Band Pi Kappa Delta Players Dayton, Ohio Flo~r Advisor SCHROEDER, ANITA SHANLEY, ALEXIA SEA Chicago, Ill. New York, New York Illini Club SEA SCHEETZ, CAROL ANN Young Democrats Youngstown, Ohio SHARKEY, NICK Players SCHUMACHER, CARL J. Dayton, Ohio Home Economics Club Bay Village, Ohio Flyer News, edItor Intramurals J ti:nior Class, treasurer SCHENKEL, DAVID P. Knights of Columbus Junior Prom, chairman Fort Wayne, Ind. Promotion Committee Sophomore Class Executive Committee SAM, president SCHUSTER, BEVERLY Freshman Orientation Committee SCHEPIS, JOSEPH N. Cincinnati, Ohio Intramurals Cleveland, Ohio Sodality SHARP, ROBERT Intramurals Home Economics Club Greenville, Ohio

295 NSPE Intramurals SAM Flying Club NSPE SPELLMAN, JOHN M., SM SHERIDAN, ANN ASME Woodhaven, New York Chicago, Ill. SLOMAN, CAROL JEAN SPOTILA, JAMES R. Dorm Council Baltimore, Maryland Cleveland, Ohio IIIini Club Players Cleveland Club Players UAO UH Echoes SHERMAN, ROBERT SEA Flyer News, assistant news editor Amityville, New York ESPA Tri Beta, president Intramurals Homecoming Premieres Knick Club STABNICK, JOHN P. SHILT, JIM Christmas Show Committee Detroit, Mich. Brookville, Ohio Intramurals SMELTZER, PHYLLIS ANN SHORT, MARY CLAIRE Wolverine Club Circleville, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Keystone Club SEA Cleveland Club ST ACKO, DAVID G. Band Marching Coeds Lorain, Ohio Concert Band Daytonian Cleveland Club UAO SMERILLO, GARY M. UAO SEA Cleveland, Ohio Choir, president CSMC Marching Band Glee Club SHULTZ, ROBERT D. Concert Band Players Dayton, Ohio Choir Intramurals AICE MENC Premiere Joint Council of Engineers SMITH, FRANK, SM Red & Blue Varieties Tau Beta Pi Cleveland, Ohio STALEY, MARTHA CATHERINE SJDNER, CAROL E. SMITH, TERESA L. Sedalia, Missouri Sandusky, Ohio Pittsburgh, Pa. Exponent Keystone Club Cleveland Club STANDER, NANCY SEA Phi Alpha Epsilon Cincinnati, Ohio Freshman Welcome Queen SMITH, WALTER Sodality SIEFRING, DENNIS V. Kettering, Ohio Front Line New Weston, Ohio IEEE Floor Advisor ACS NSPE CCU AICE SOARES, RICHARD M. ASME STANG, ROBERT J. Bridgeport, Conn. Fort Laramie, Ohio SIKORA, JOHN J. Varsity Football IEEE Cleveland, Ohio Monogram Club STANLEY, HUGH, JR. Math Club SOBIESKI. THEMLA J. Debate Team Dayton, Ohio Dayton, Ohio Dayton Club SIKORSKI, KAREN A. Sodality Brooklyn, New York Flyer News STEFLICK, RONALD J. UAO UAO East Patterson, New Jersey Psi Chi Phi Alpha Epsilon AICE Freshman Orientation Committee NSPE SOKOL, EDWARD, SM Knick Club University Party Brooklyn, New York Sophomore Class Publici.ty Chairman Intramurals Junior Class Pep CommIttee SOKOL, GREGORY F. Rifle Club People-to-People Chicago, III. STEINER, NANCY L. IIIini Club Cleveland, Ohio SIMON, CAROL JEAN Young Democrats Dayton, Ohio International Club Dayton Club SOLT, SHARON Latin American Club Intramurals Columbus, Ohio STEM MICHAELLE Freshman Queen Attendant University Choir Dayton, Ohio Homecoming Queen Candidate UAO Home Economics Club SSA SEA University Choir ALIA SIMON, JUAN A. STESTKO, ANN MARIE Dayton, Ohio SOMMERS, JOSEPH D. Fairview Park, Ohio Dayton, Ohio SIRL, WILLIAM R. Daytonian Homecoming Committee SEA Euclid, Ohio Marketing Club Cleveland Club UAO Psi Chi SOPATA,ALBERT,SM Le Cercle Francais Intramurals Cleveland, Ohio Cleveland Club SOWKO, JOHN J. Intramurals SKOWRONSKI, VANCE D. Education Honor Society Niagara Falls, New York Pittsburgh, Pa. IEEE UAO STEUBER, ROBERT G. Intramurals Brooklyn, New York SLACK, GEORGE L. Intramurals Flyer News, Exponent Zanesville, Ohio Keystone Club Day toni an, art editor SLIEMERS, JAMES C. ASC Intramurals Lima, Ohio SPARKS, ROBERT J. Spring Week Committee Servers Club Dayton, Ohio Players

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311 Afterword

It is unusual that I should have the last word, here, after spending the year listening to some champion talkers. But, because of these speechmak­ ers, who with me learned the values of the time to debate, the time to cheer, the time to listen and the time to act together, this publication was made pos­ sible. I must admit when the talkers broke from debate, they proved to be very good workers-a combina­ tion rather rare these days. I'm thankful for all their help; especially, I should mention Steve Wal,ter (who did most of the pictures except the senior portraits, which are the work of patient Bill Clark and Rike's portrait studio), My-Name-Is Katie Dyke, Vicki Hoffman and Agnes Murray (who never learned the rule about volunteering), Kathy Sheri­ dan and Mary Anne Galdabihi (neither of whom throws a snowball with any accuracy), Mike Steuer­ wal,t (who deserves a real pat on the back), and your old friend and neighbor Lonesome Lowe. They're a crew. To Miss Devine, the Daytonian moderator, the entire staff gives a big cheer for all her assist­ ance. This book will make a nice paperweight or trivet to remember them by.

Allen Hill Editor

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