Daytonian 1965 by eCommons

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1965

volume 42

marc1a russo, editor; anne dowd, assistant editor; skip lowe, associate editor; mary devine, moderator

A campus: 150 acres, split in half by five miles of city. Twenty major buildings: eighteen here, two there. And another one growing, clawing out the ground for footing and laddering up, boxing off so many cubic feet of sky for office space : to house the business school. People : 2200 here, 450 there, 3350 between and beyond. An awesome debt; stand on the sidewalk directly in front of the Union, heading east, and look from left to right, and you rea lize wh짜: every building in sight, clear out to Stuart Ha!!, has yet to see its seventh birthday. In the last four years the acreage doubled, the number of students jumped 50 per cen t, the construction barely kept pace. Growth: an organic process characterized by pain and confusion. For UD, a small school. growth is a survival trait, achieved at great cost.

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But eve rything eithe r lives or dies, fo r the re is no middle ground, so that what does not grow, withers. Thus the physical growth of the universi t y de mands a corre sponding maturation on t he part of t he administrators, faculty, and staff: p rofessional , mental, and spiritual maturation. For every school must continua ll y re-examine and revise its purpose s and its curriculum in order t o ma intain its relevance to the world in which it functions. Napoleon said a nation, to be successful, should change its tactics every ten years. But universities are concerned with a broader universe than was Bonapa rte, and the universe changes quicker now. The burden of response to these changes rests with the permanent population of the university, the faculty, staff, and administration.

If these people fail, then their university is no more than a filing cabinet for huge volumes of statistics, historical facts, documented trivia-for all that is publicly verifiable, agreed upon, and "objective. " And consequently dead . There is a place for data-knowledge-in the university. But the university is primarily a market place for new ideas, a testing ground for new concepts, a training place for students. A place to grow, and to begin to ask questions, and to begin to begin to think of answers. If it is the business of the future to be dangerous, it is the business of the present to make ready. And this is the function of the university: to encourage the making ready, the growing ..

Design: balance between f11nction and form. D on Patty, John G et1路ost, Glen Binkley, and Bill Liewe11doski ai路gue 011t a /1roblem. Opposite page: To displace a vol11me with mass and fo1'1n that convey a message is the essence of smlpt11re. B1路ia11 Nolan's Wa1'1'iors look able to bleed. M1" K oepnick and Roge1路 Sayre talk shop.

DAI The university is a growing place, a dreaming place, a learning place. Here students first fully realize the implicc;itions of the fact that there's a world outside themselves, first begin to see with another's eyes, first truly confront one another, first truly confront themselves. The university is a place where expression is a prime concern, for without e xpression there is no communication, without communication there is no education. The Dayton Art In stitute is involved chiefly 路with the intangibles tangibly e xpressed. Here students explore their worlds with their hands, refine and redefine their visions, practice the techniques of expre ssion that wordlessly say more than words can.

Advertising: Chuck McE/ligoJt.

Opposite page: The building wam't finished; bundles and boxes of ha1'dwa1路e piled against the wall. Jan ee Ca1'1'others and Ed Eckenrode: classes anyway. Take a piece of clay: shape it, Cl'eate. Len Kodl, Mimi Tho1'to11, Janice Baeuerlen, Bob Hroncich.

A1路t is easy: all you do is draw. But, somehow, it never wmes out that way, and the time to iron out the difference between what you see and what you put on pape1路 has to be salvaged from the other commitments. Not much of that time available; especially if you' re council president. John Plessinger.

Sculpture and dance: Randy Howell. Everyone WOl'e coats indool's, because the heat wasn't connected yet. The mack bar is still the Icebox. Bob Doier, Ben Muller, and the sho11lde1路 of a f1'ie11d. The library is stilJ the best place to hide out, and maybe, like Bi/J Cahill, work a little.

the Mount Knowledge without aim 1s a loaded shotgun waiting to kill whoever can 't tell one end of the barrel from the other. The university is a place where students find for themselves the directions they wish to take. Some students already know. They come to the university not to discover where to go, but to make ready to do what must be done when they get there. They know the doing is in their hands, and the going is in God's. Mount St. John is more than a dormitory with chapel attached ; it is the beginning of a way of living . The brothers sleep and eat here , yes, and pray. And play football, and study, and work. And commute to UD. And between classes plug a few more ti!es into the appropriate places in the mosaic they're making for the library. Every brother is busy, always, not just for the sake of keeping occupied, but because there is more to do than can be done. The brothers are supposed to spend four years at the Mount, but they don't really plan on it. Often they're needed as teachers by the end of the third year, so they waste no time.

We live on the edges of ourselves, and things are as we have sensed them: a loft of new hay smells just so, the stars look as we have seen them, and our separate universes stretch to the furthest reaches of our fingertips, their separate shapes those of our own skins. For these are our bounds: what we can smell and taste, see and hear and touch; these are the frontiers of our surety, the walls behind which we live, the gates of our solitary camps. What lies within these gates we think we know; what lies beyond is strange, and frightening: Here be Dragones, troll-tale territory. And fairyland, too, filled brimful with wonders, and a little bit magical. And sometimes, somehow, something magic slips through the gates to stand dean-footed in the mud of our commonplaces: the sum of the squares, the brief perfection of a rose, the subjunctive imperfect of connaitre. And we grasp it. And then we know the walls for what they are, we see the smallness of our places, and we must go out.

So naked we come, a little scared, and frighten ourselves with each other; and sometimes we find dragons, but mostly we find confusion. There is much, much more to be known than we can think of knowing, far more ways to knowing than we can take. For each of us is a barbarian, and thinks that the customs of his tribe and island are the laws of nature. Until we get outside ourselves, and see that the world is wider than our reach, deeper than we can stand, and that it goes in directions we can barely see. Our customs don't govern-don't even approximate-and must be laid aside, and we leave ourselves no walls, open gates.

So we ask questions. Evenhially, the questions we ask are the ones everyone asks: who am I, where did I come from, whither bound, why is the going, what is God ? These are the Ultimate Questions-mark the capitals, for when someone so titles them for you, he may try to give you answers. And it is the essence of ultimate questions that they are unanswerable except in personal terms.

So that the great deal to be reaped from books remains merely data once removed , opinions second-h1nd, filtered inspiration. We must pick it up and touch it, shape it and try it, to give it meaning. Our hands must make the measurements and run the trials, to give the information immediacy and value beyond that of marks on paper. The opinions must be tested against those of the people around us; the inspiration is vital, alive, only insofar as we can pass it on.

This is labor. This is a parturition: delivering ourselves from our shells, coming out from behind our walls to sample and test the world, and then to tell others. This is learning. And it shocks at first, to bare yourself to your neighbor. But this is the heart of the educative process: the confrontation of minds. It can be accomplished by writing things down, by painting pictures on windows; but mostly there are the bull sessions, the committee meetings, the conferences and dances, and people groping with words for each other's souls across a cluttered cafeteria table, and the student trying to learn by trying to teach. And slowly we come to realize that, to begin to answer those questions, we shall have to do this all our lives; that, beginning to learn, we have begun o.ne long birthing.

That the answers to the questions don't depend upon the separate paths we take to knowledge, but upon our commonplaces, after all: awareness of our fragility, our brevity, our infinite, restless curiosity, and bullheadedness; our huge capacity to be proud and to fail, to love while yet alone, to be each our own master, and yet not. Communication is the he~rt of learning, and it is the commonplaces that make communication both necessary and possible.

ACADEMICS

He pl'esents and sets fo1'th, expo//11ds and displays. Lect11res, propounds, and occasionally confounds Answersand q11estio11s. He b11//ies the arrogant, browbeats the know-it-a/I, disciplines the wayward, guides the wayless. Administers the pats 011 the back, with the req11isite force and altitude . Teaches, and always, always. /eams . He is the academic, the real professional st11dent.

Very Reverend Ra ymond A. Roesch, S.M . President

My dear Graduates, Your editors of this 1965 DA YTONIAN explained to me that their theme for this yearbook was to recall for you the fact that unlike many of your fellow high school graduates who did not go on to college, you have been privileged to have an extra four years in which to prepare yourself for life. During this period of your life your intellectual acumen and physical stamina are at their height. These are indeed your best learning years. It has pleased Almighty God to bestow on you special talents which he expects you to cultivate and then use for the betterment and welfare of your fellow man. Because of your intellectual qualities you probably have a greater ability to analyze, synthesize and evaluate evidence in the pursuit of truth. In your chosen academic discipline you now have a special competence which gives you a depth of learning on which you will probably base your life's career. Perhaps you have already learned that others look up to you and respect your opinion. They presume that you have an understanding and evaluation of the world in which we live, and that you will help them to appreciate it better. As we told you many, many times, we hope that during your years here at the University, you have developed a deep conviction of your faith that will give you a unified view of life and an awareness of the Church as continuing Christ's redemptive action ar.J a clear perception of your role as a member of the Church. As the years go on and you have the opportunity to integrate the many things that you learned in college, my hope and prayer is that you will be decisive in confronting life, courageous and hopeful in exercising initiative, yet loyal to legitimate authority, which is usually in a position to see things much more clearly than the private individual. This will demand a positive-minded patience, but it is neither passivity or abandonment of ideals. In response to the Christian vocation revealed in Scripture and Sacrament, and specified by the temporary need:; and potential of the Church, may you always be personally dedicated to Christ and generously committed to crea+ive involvement and leadership of the intellectual, social, cultural, political. and religious life of this world. May you have a balanced appraisal of reality, especially of the material and the bodily, a recognition of the power and danger of evil-and yet a reverence of the goodness of creation and human achievement. This life that we live should give evidence that the first thing in our life is the love and service of God. May everything you do in the years to come contribute toward that goal. In no fuller sense would you be living up to the motto of the University of Dayton-"For God and Country." May God's blessing and love be always with you. Sincerely,

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

Rev. Charles L. Collins, S.M . Dean of Students

Bro. Elmer C. Lackner, S.M. Assistant to the President

Rev. George B. Barrett, S.M . Vic:e President

Rev. Thoma s Stanley Provost

Bro. John J . Jansen, S.M.

Very Rev. James M. Darby, S.M., Chairman

Rev. John A. Elbert, S.M.

Bro. Jerome A. McAvoy, S.M .

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

Rev. George J . Renneker, S.M .

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

BOARD OF LAY TRUSTEES M.A. Spayd, President Louis Wozar, Vice President I. H. Jones, Treasurer

Stanley C. Allyn C. M. Barns Edwin G. Becker E. Bartlett Brooks

James M. Cox Samuel L. Finn Huber W. Gillaugh Dr. Carroll A. Hochwalt

William Kuntz Herman F. Lehman Gene W. Kettering Eugene A. May

H. Talbott Mead Robert S. Oelman Louis F. Polk Dr. Walter A. Reiling

David L. Rike Mason M. Roberts George E. Sheer James M. Stuart

Dwight E. Young Very Rev. James Darby, S.M. Very Rev. Raymond Roesch, S.M . Bro. Francis Perko, S.M.

R. Kathleen Whetro Dean of Women

Mrs. John Hussong Assistant Dean of Women

Bro. Stephen I. Sheehy, S.M. Dean of Men

R. Kathleen Whetro , Dr. Charles Scheidler, Rev. Paul Wagner, Rev. Charles Collins (Chairman) , Bro. Stephen Sheehy, Mrs. Payne, Rev . George Barrett, Bro. Joseph Mervar, Mrs. Kramer.

STUDENT WELFARE COUNCIL

FINANCE AND SERVICES COUNCIL

Bro. William D. Busch, S.M. Bro. Au stin J. Holian , S.M.

Bro. Joseph H. Mohrhaus, S.M. Bro. William A. Bruggeman , S.M.

Gerald W. Vonderbri nk Bro. James H. Kline , S.M.

Bro. Francis J . Perko C hairman

Seated: Very Rev. Raymond Roesch , S.M. (Chairman), Rev. George B. Barrett, S.M. Standing : Bro. Elmer C. Lackner, S.M., Rev. Thomas A. Stanley, S.M. , Rev. Charles L. Collins, S.M., Bro. Louis J. Faerber, S.M., Bro. Austin J . Holian, S.M., Bro. Joseph Panzer, S.M.

ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL

PUBLIC RELATIONS AND DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

Dr. Maurice Graney John B. Steinbruegge

Bro. Paul Omlor, S.M. Elwood Zimmer

Bro. Joseph J. Mervar, S.M. Bro. Elmer Lackner, S,M. Chairman

Richard F. Beach Director of Publicity

Mary Shay Alumni Secretary

ACADEMIC COUNCIL

Very Rev. John Elbert, Bro. John Lucier, Bro . Louis Faerber, Rev. Thomas Stanley, Chairman, Bro. John Drerup, Dr. Richard Baker, William Hoben, Bro. Austin Holian, Dr. Maurice Graney, Bro. Raymond Nartker, Bro. Leonard Mann, Rev. Matthew Kohmescher.

Seated: Paul Heckman, Dr. George Rau, Charles Collins (Chairman), Bro. Stephen Sheehy, John Chaney. Standing: Charles Grigsby, Joseph Bosshart, Rocco Donatelli, Robert Donovan, Bro. Elmer Lackner, Gerald Busch, John Chaney.

ATHLETIC BOARD

RESEARCH COUNCIL

Bro. Leonard Mann, S.M. Bro. Elmer C. La ckner, S.M .

John R. Westerheide Dr. Maurice Gra ney

Bro. Austin J. Holian, S.M . Bro. Francis J . Perko, S.M.

ARTS

AND SCIENCE Brother Leonard A. Mann, Ph.D., Dean

George Noland, Ph.D., Cha irman

P. K. Bajpai, Ph.D.

Peter Faso, M.S.

Bro. D. Geiger

Joseph Laufersweiler, Ph.D.

James MacMahon, B.S.

James Ramsey, M.S.

Gertrude Shay, M.S.

Bro. R. Joly, M.S.

BIOLOGY

ART

Bro. Louis Weber, M.A.

Dorothy Nunn, Ph.D.

Gerald Willis, M.S.T.

CHEMISTRY Bro. John Lucier, Ph.D.,

Bro. Cletus Chudd, Ph.D.

S. L. Eveslag&, Ph.D.

Chairman

Bro. George Geisler, Lie. Sc.

David Karl , Ph.D.

J . A. Pappalardo, Ph.D.

James Steed, Ph.D.

Carl Michaelis, Ph.D ..

Marguerite Vance, M.A.

Daniel O 'Brien, Ph.D.

Bro. Vincent Wottle, Ph.D.

COMMUNICATION ARTS

George Biersack, M.A.,

Mary Devine, B.A.

Patrick Gilvary, M.A.

Ch a irma n

Brother George Ruppel, Ph .D., Assistant Dea n

Harvey Henderson, M.S.

Thomas McGlade, B.S.

Raymond Mull ins, M.A.

ECONOMICS

Charles Whalen , M.B.A., Chairman

R. N. Berger, M.A.

Charles Leese, Ph.D.

Francis McGovern, M.B.A.

John Steinbruegge, M.B.A.

Bernard Bedard, M.A., Chairman

Bro. Hugh Bihl, M.A.

Bro. Lawrence Boll, Ph.D.

Neil Kenny, M.A.

Bro. George Kohles, M.A.

Patricia Labadie, M.A.

Lorraine Murphy, M.A.

Robert O'Donnell , M.A.

Joseph Patrouch, M.A.

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GEOLOGY

George Springer, Sc.M. Chairma n

A. L. Horvath, Ph.D.

Alex Cameron, A.B.

Bud Cochran, M.A.

Rev. James Donnelly, A.B.

James Fisher, A.B.

Rev. Charles Lees, Ph.D.

Anthony Macklin, A.B.

Rev. Adrian McCarthy, Ph.D.

Michael Means, Ph.D.

David Miller, M.A.

Harold Petitpas, Ph.D.

Harry Rougier, M.A.

Eleanor Stockum, M.A.

Bro. Norbert Sturm, Ph.D.

Frances Tiernan, M.A.

Therese Geis, M.A.

HISTORY

Wilfred Steiner, Ph.D. Chairma n

Alfred Bannan, M.A.

Erving Beauregard, M.A.

Rafael Cortada , M.A.

Rocco Donatelli, M.A.

Bro. Leroy Eid , Ph.D.

Joakim Isaacs, M.S.

Edwin King, M.A.

John Kutolowski, M.A.

Bro. Elmer Lackner, M.A.

Raymond Maras, Ph.D.

Frank Mathias, M.A.

Philip Sha, Ph.D.

Bro. Alousius Soden, M.A.

LANGUAGES

James Ferrigno, Ph.D. Chairman

Elba Larrea, Lie. en L&L

Rev. Gabriel Rus, M.A.

Rev. James Bartholomew, M.A.

Alfred Beigel, M.A.

Maria Casaletto, M.A.

Lillian Darby, M.Ph.

Valmai MacLemore, M.A.

Bro. George McKenzie, Ph.D.

Bro. John Perz, Ph.D.

Klara Reyst, Ph.D.

Bro. Gerald Sullivan, Ph.D.

Rev. Joseph Zeinz, M.A.

Bertele Shattock, Ph.D.

Walter Sor_y, LLM.

HOME ECONOMICS

Elizabeth Payne, M.S., Chairman

Martha Bernhard, M.A.

Lois lttleson, M.A.

Pauline Metzger, M.A.

Miriam Elizabeth Smallwood, M.S.

MATHEMATICS Kenneth Schraut, Ph.D. Chairman

Stanley Back, M.S.

John Baker, M.S.

Bro. William Bellmer, M.A.

Bro. Lawrence Cada, M.A.

Robert Donovan, B.S.

Martinus Esser, Ph.D.

Morris Kreider, M.A.

Richard Peterson, M.S.

Alberta Prather, M.A.

Bernard Rice, M.S.

Bro. Thomas Schoen, M.A.

Bro. Joseph Stander, Ph.D.

Joseph Wagner, M.S.

Maurice Reichard, M.A. Chairman

Charles Ritter, M.A.

Bro. Francis Schneider, M.A.

Lawrence Tagg, M.Mus.

MUSIC

Betty Jean Thomas, Ph.D.

Very! Zec:h, M.Mus.

PHILOSOPHY

Richard Baker, Ph.D. Cha irm an

Eulalie Baltazar, Ph.D.

Hugo Barbie:, M.A.

Rev. Charles Bloemer, M.A.

Thomas Casaletto, M.A.

Joseph Dieska, Ph.D.

Rev. A. Edelenyi, Ph.D.

Rev. John Elbert, Ph.D.

Edward Harkenrider, Ph.D.

Joseph Kunkel, M.A.

Rev. P. P. Murray, Ph.D.

Gerald Wening, M.A.

PHYSICS

Beckham Martin, Ph.D.

Joseph Kepes, Ph.D. Chai rm an

Raymond Hieber, M.S.

Francis Kendziorski, Ph.D.

Werner Rambauske, Ph.D.

Bro. Thomas Schick, M.S.

James Schneider, M.S.

Bro. Albert Rose, M.A. Chairman

Bro. Norbert Brockman, Ph.D.

Bro. Richard Liebler, M.A.

Darwin Hunt, Ph.D.

Robert Nolan, M.A.

Anthony Palumbo, Jr., M.A.

Antos Rancurello, Ph.D.

Joseph Rosa, M.A.

Charles Scheidler, Ph.D.

POLITICAL SCIENCE

NURSING

Ann Franklin, M.S. Chairman

Mary Horrigan, M.A.

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Edward Huth, Ph.D. Chai rman

Mary Jo Huth, Ph.D.

Bro. John Klein, M.S.

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Rev. Andrew Seebold , Ph.D.

SOCIOLOGY

James Weir, M.A.

THEOLOGY

Rev. Matthew Kohmescher, S.T.D. Chairman

Rev. Henry Bradley, B.A.

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Rev. Charles Brady, S.T.L.

Rev. Norbert Burns, S.T.D.

Rev. Edwin Leimkuhler,

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Ralph Cardillo, M.A.

Rev. William Cole, S.T.D.

Jean Johnenning, M.A.

Rev. Cecil Middendorf, M.A.

Rev. Henry Setter,

Rev. Paul Wagner, M.A.

B.A.

M.A.

Rev. Edwin Weber, M.A.

Joseph Updyke, B.S. Chairman

Willard Clark, M.B.A.

Marion Eley, B.S.

ACCOUNTING Robert Kriegbaum, M.A.

John Martinelli

Edward Rodgers, B.B.A.

Barth Snyder, M.A. Chairman

Joseph Bosshart, M.A.

Lester Fuszara, B.S.

Morris Kreider, M.A. Chairman

Edmund O'Leary, Ph.D.

Alfred Schneider, M.B.A.

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

Velma Miller, M.Ed . Chairman

Mary Civille, M.Ed.

SECRETARIAL STUDIES Gloria Hewitt, B.S.

Janice Miller, B.S.

BUSINESS

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

MARKETING

Harry Murphy, M.A. Chairman

Orville Comer, M.S.

James LaVanche, M.S. Chairman

Doris Drees, M.A.

Henry Ferrazza, M.A.

Sue Hager, B.S.

Bro. Louis J. Faerber, Ph.D. Dean

PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Jewelyn Middlebrook, B.S.

John Schleppi, M.A.

Carol Siciliano, M.Ed.

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Simon Chavez, D.Ed., El. Ed. Chairman

Ellis Joseph, Ph.D. Sec. Ed. Chairman

Thomas Campanelle, Ph.D .

Bro . John Emling, Ed.D.

Gladys Anderson, M.A.

Sr. M. La urietta Klosterman, C.PP.S.

Sr. M. Audrey Bourgeois, C.PP.S., Ph.D.

Mrs. James Koehler, M.Ed .

EDUCATION

Joseph White, M.Ed. Assistant Dean

Daniel Leary, Ph.D.

Sr. M. Felicitas Riley, C.PP.S.

Bro. Thomas Powers, M.A. Associate Dean

Sr. Julia Agnes Mathews, S.N.D.

Alma Ruhmschussel, B.S.

John O'Donnell, Ph.D.

John P. Toth, Ph.D.

Bro. Joseph Panzer, Ph.D.

Sr. Patricia Marie Waters, S.N.D.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Michael Bobal, Ph.D. Cha irman

Jerry Bauer, M.S.

Roger Keith, B.S.C.E.

Max Willis, Ph.D.

Maurice R. Graney, Ph.D., Dea n

Bro. Louis Rose, M.S. Chairman

Adrian Morgan, M.S.

Reinhold Kubach , B.E.E.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING

Bernhard Schmidt, Ph.D.

INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

Robert Mitchell, M.S. Chairman

Richard Horwedel, Ph.D. Chairman

Merle Schmid, Ph .D.

Jerome Burger, M.S.

ENGINEERING

Thaddeus Csaky

Herschel Knight, M.S.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Harold Nielsen, B.S.

Seymour Ryckman, M.S . . Chairman

Alden Ray, Ph.D.

Ralph Thorne, M.S.

Joseph Chamberlain, M.C.E.

George Driscoll, B.SC.E.

Jesse Wilder, M.S.

CIVIL ENGINEERING Allan DuBosar, M.S ..

Elmer Payn e, M.S . .

Bro. Robert Thomson, Ph.D.

MILITARY SCIENCE

Major Elmer Gainok

Major Paul Rizzo

Capt. James Carberry

Capt. Eugene Cromartie

Capt. Raymond Gaier

Capt. Arthur Geiger

Capt. Edward Hackney

Capt. James Maguire

Major John Ennis

Lt. Col. Allen Anderson

Col. Wilbur E. Showalter Christopher Olson, NCO

Eddie Perry, NCO

Ronald Thompson, NCO

Joseph Averdick, B.S.

Alfred Fehlmann, M.A.

Duke L. Golden, B.S.M .E.

Douglas Hanneman, B.E.E.

TECHNICAL INSTITUTE Richard Hazen, M.S.

Frederick Kretzler, A.T.

William H. Loughran, M.A.

James L. McGraw, M.B.A., Chai rman

Phillip Patrick, A.B.

Albert Peterson, B.S.

Bro. Emil Morgana , B.S.M.E.

Albert Staub, M.A., Assistant Chai rman

Raymond Puckett, M.BA

Jerry Strange, B.S.

Robert Wolff, B.S.

ORGANIZATIONS

Where soever three or more of ye shall gather, there shall one be president, another vice president, and the third, secretary-treasmer. And your name shall be Legion. -from an old retelling And yet there's room for the multiplicity of clubs, grottps, societies, and sects: whatever particttlar purpose they have, they give 11s an excttse for meeting other people.

STUDENT COUNCIL

From the beginning, from the election of officers, this year promised to be different. It was. There were the usual Councilsponsored dances and concerts; the basketba ll ticket situation was no more satisfactory this year than before; and as far as governmental cliques go, they went: only the names had changed. The new Council was relatively inexperienced, and with th e assignment of certain functions to committe es of the new Union, the Council felt obliged to fight to preserve ancient privileg es. In so doing, they began to reach a definition of their true position and function. A nd they began to do some work. Top: John Guinta , Bob Sullivan, Chris Hague, Joe Murray, Laurie Miller, Ginny Neal , Mike Costello. Looking on: Janet Weiss, Mark Kochanowski. Above: Ann Hurley, Recording Secretary, Denny Collins, President, Father Barrett, Moderator. Right: Denny Collins, President.

Top: Roland Wagner, Gary Shepherd, Denn y Collins , J oe Murra y, J oh n Guinta, Bob Sullivan , Chris Hague, Senior Representatives. Second: Mike Danneker , Bob Becherer, Ginny Neal , Mike Costello, Tom O'Brya n, Bill Mooney , J unior Representative s. Third Left: Bobbi Hopp , Marty Fl ahive , Laurie Miller, Phil Fitzsimmons , Katie Tubbs, Sophomore Representatives . Third Right : Paul Woodie, Clerk of Council. Lower Left : Jackie Fante, De nni s Co llin s, Jenny Verkamp, Jack Hoeft, Freshman Represe ntatives.

FRESHMEN

JUNIORS

SOPHOMORES

SENIORS Uppe r Left: Dennis Collins, Pres ident , Chuck Hirt, Vice President, Carol Quinn , Secretary, Steve Ripperge r, Treasure r. Upper Righ t: Bob Busch , Treasu re r, Jan Williams , Sec路 retary , Dick Burke , Vice Pres ident , Marty Flahive , President.

Above: Mike Danneker , Pres ident, Bernie Queenan , Vice President, Chris Jablonski , Secretary, N ick Sharkey, Treasurer. Left: Bob Sullivan , President, Tom Mlinac , Vice President , Midgie Burkhard t, Secre ta ry , Gerry Dempsey, Treasurer.

cwo Right: Marilyn Musterman , Miss Whetro , Moderator, Mrs. H~ssong, Kathy Sims, Beth Welch, Judy Skeldon , Kathy Grieshop.

PROGRAM BOARD Left: Dick Wilson , Ellie Kurtz, Program Director, Chris Jablonski, Secretary-Treasurer, Don Raiff, Vice Chairman, Laurie Kaczorowski, Diane Faulkner, Kathy Sims, Lu Gattone, Carol Lewis, Sandy Eitma nt. Bob Pelc, Mike Spehar, Jim Mick, George Melaski , Gerry Dempsey, Jack La Carte, Chuck Ricksecker.

Below: Seated: Mr. Edward Janning, Colonel Wilbur Showalter, Steve Hempelman , Ellie Kurtz , Father George Barrett, Dennis Collins, Miss Ann Franklin, Susan Shipley, Pamela Roderick. Stan ding : Dick Wilson, Mr. Theodore Woloson, Dr. Wilfred Wisch , Richard Abdoo, Roger Vern ier.

UNION BOARD OF GOVERNORS 69

Right: Carl Rennek er, Treasurer, Jim Wilkie, President, Ann Rice , Secretary , Mike Chaney, Vice President. Absent: Ceil Carlton, Recording Secretary.

CINCY CLUB

Club members: Jo Ann Adamson, Janis Bauerlan, Ken Baier, Bill Bender, Nancy Boehm, Jack Brankamp, Paul Busse, Kathy Buyanski, Larry Camp, Bob Carrigan, Bev Carroll, Kathy Clark, Roy Daines, Gene Domis, Ruth Dayle, Harry Draith, Barry Driscoll, Dennis Driscoll, Gary Espi lage, Jqe Farone, Mary Ann Maupin, Tom Mengelkamp , Chuck , Merk , Conn ie Michel, Gary Molin sky , Carol Quinn, Mary Lou Rakel. Ralph Renneker, James Riehle, Joanne Rotte, Tim Rudd y, Lynne Rush , Chriss Rya n, Bill Schmidt, Mike Schoner, Gretchen Schottdorf, Jack Schulte , Mark Spilker, Tom Sta nder, Ron Stillman , Carol Stra t man, Mick Thiel, Charlene Trau th, Joanne Ulis, Kathy Usher, Bob Villing, Rosemary Weber, Mary Ellen We iss, Peggy Wil so n, Carol Zins.

CLEVELAND CLUB

Mary Fitzpatrick, Tassie Kie nig, John McFarland, Rick Basel , Bill Mauk , Andy Lasko, William Ricksecker, John Schneider, Thomas Matejka , Robert Novak, Jackie Vacha , John Cawley, Tom Crellin, Sue Rannigan , Dorothy Sepic, Joel Guthleben, Barry Groffagna, Ursula Stringer, Sue Taylor, Donna Bentler, Lucky Le onard , Mike Ward , Bill Armbru ster, Julianne Fliha, Carol Ferban , Jean Swartwood, Lauren Lanise , Linda Lomba rd o, Dave Stacko, John Watson , Ka thy Crow, Sue Engel, Dottie Hovorka , Lynn Schappert, Sharon Imhof, Mary Ellen Deyli ng , Reni Arth , Jim Ciocia , Mike Pe ters, Daryl Pasek.

William Youmell, President

Donna Mastrangelo, Marsha Pike , Barb Petric, Maryana Howe , Pat Gilmore , Sue Mylen, Barb Hilkert, Clyde Miller, Bob Mereles, George Csepeyi, Kathy Schemmer , Kathy Fridrich , Mike McKendry, Pete Sylvester, Dave Dempsey, Margie Geiger, Mary Flynn, Tom Hyland, Greg Kiener, Tom Schmitt, Janice Vargo , Marilyn Thadeus, Fran Denham , Sue Lang, Brian Reed, Doug Loughead , Rich Heinrich, Joh n Maiorano, John Lucas , Mike ~v'latuska, Bob Vaus, Sandra Soo'S, Anita Hibler.

DAYTON CLUB Club members: Michael Petkus, Marty Zehn, Mary Goreng, Sue Quashnock, Jim Spellmeyer, Miarnne Staley, Tom Davis, Frank Gebhart, Marge Sierney, Jeff Candy, Mike Smith, Steve Hempelmen, Dianna Racz, Colleen Striff, Marlene Hurwitz, Billie Jordan, Elaine Jones , Don Pfahl , Joe Perri , Sharon Powers, Karen Powers, Marillee Thompson , Pat Seigel, Bill Simonton, Peggy Rau ch, John Kuck, Carolyn Crist, Jim Schwaehel , Ken Gottrff, Frank Kovick, Carol Seattel, Nick Beach, Tom Braun , Dick Andruskewicz, Mike Kedyie rski, Dave Pholman , Gary Peters, Don Raiff, Carol Clark , Bob Neumann , Bill Dreup, Jeri Kendall, Diane Kendall, Kathy Corley, Tom Meyer, Diane Budan, Kathy Drummer, John Homen , Colleen Keogh, Angie Bush, Jack Ce rvey, Craig Eckstein, Jack Cramer, George Bugulis, Judy Fussner, Carl Crawford, Paul Ziehler, John McKean, Dennis DeBrosse, and Kathy Sims. Joe Graves, J im Goldschmidt, Jennifer Olt, Jim Muhlenkamp, Barry Clark, Vita Mascio, Carol Conley, Sherry McKinney, Sue Shipley, Tom O'Bryan , Bob Graves , Phil Gulliot, Dennis Goecke , Maurguerite Dannelan, Janet Bohac , Jill Behringer, Barbara Redden, Dave Agee , Jerry Roth, John Walker, Donna Lendsey, Mike Bechtold, Eugen e Buechele , Sharon Wilson, William Pl ekautis, Mike Madden , Joan Burdzinski, Fran Focke , Tony DeMatteo, Charles Yates, Howard Moore, Delma Polony, Andrea House, Jackie W isse l, Jill Wissel, Tom Paine, Jim Foley, John Quatman, James Connell, Steve Vergamini, Chuck Ricksecker , Dave Droesch, Paul Woodie, Ed Ruetschle, Gary Coons , Dick Wagn er, Pat Schulker, Jerry Sharkey, Nick Sharkey , Pat Fleming, Barbara Thompson , Mary Galvin , Jim Shaefer, Carole Grilliot, Paul Wieland , J ohn Geesen , Nancy Marble, Carol Budde, Mary Cunningham, Virginia Chmiel, Susan Waym an, Diann e Hines, Barbara Riggs, Carolyn Fortman , Patricia Veri, Barbara Hyle , Ellen Cervey, Patricia Hazelwood , Robert Kove rman , Lorie! Pavl ik, Rita Schirtzinger, Marilyn White, Jim Delong , Patricia J ackson, Gary Zillich, Joe Wahlmeister, Tom Whitsel, Judy J ean and Mike Brown , Virgil Spitl er, John Reilly, Doug Webb , Di ck Dirr, Mike Bow, John Reindel, Margaret Clarke, Barry Branch, Crystal Hoke, Wayne March, C athryn Paule, Belinda Flaute, Carolyn McCreight, Brenda Walker, Julia Kocines , Kath y Brooker, El iza beth Eckert, Phyll is Marilyn White, James Don auer, W illiam Koerneor, J ay W indsor, Ja ck Suter, Warren Kappl er, Joe Luthman , Robert Barkmeyer, Michael Loos, Susan Wenzel , Ronald Miller, Connie Eifert, Margaret Matousek, Richard Creamer, Patricia Keaton, Will iam Stevens, Elaine Kelley , Vi rginia Trainor, Elizabeth Ryder, Jean Bo rkenhage n, Susan Santer.

HUl-0-HAW All

Diane Budan, Carol Jean Simmon s, Ba rry Cla rk , J e nn ifer Olt.

Richa rd Bello, Rich Wink ler, Kim Hackett, Tom Dewey, Ded e Dietz, Betty Friedel , Mary Beth Wertz , Joseph Vaccariello, Lynda Steppart, La Vaughne Jarus, Pe te r M. Guzanick , Richard K. Hackett, Len Formato, Mary Susa , Dermis Scott, Robert Kennedy, Lynn Jo nes, Thom as Hyc halk .

HOOSIER CLUB

Below left: Da ve Dryde n, Vice President. Below Center: Tom Waddick , Trea surer. Below right: Vicki Hoffman, Secretary.

Club members: Eileen Murphy, Suzie Du ell, Mary Krepick, Marilyn Robert, Linda Lauck, Rosie Clidinst, Mary Casto, Herb Katyman, Pete Doyle, Ronnie Marien , Greg Tasto, Tony Pappano, Barb McNamara, Mary Ann Galdobini, Richard Schaffner, Mary Plummer, Karen Finn, Pat Donnelly, Vicki Hoffman, Stewart Seman, Jeanne Woaracek, David Kenney, Jeanny Schiml, Phil White, Charles Mazza .

Left: Vernon Lowe II, President

ILLINI CLUB

John Crick, Fred May, Rick Naumann, John Dale , Steve Mueller, Jeff Stephan s, Kathy_ Valintis, Sharon Zey, Gretchen Weimer, Jim Hampshire, Tom Olsen, Sam Malene, Gary White , Jack Kane , Tom Burke, Matt Hayes, Jan Lojeck , Al Liguori , Ron Pausig , Bob Kirsch , Anita Halpin , Dorothy Lambert, Dianne Durante, Dianne Fowler, Donna Renn , Judy We ilert, Pat Kammes , John Gordan, Kathy McGarry.

George Mcintyre, Karen Jans , Lois Bilstein, Barb Nemeth , Dennis Jett, Judy Harrington, Karen Lingren, Maureen Paulus, Katie Hussey, Diane Rodevich , Joan Van Arnhem , Joan Mathias , Peggy McCarty, Paul Peyerbrone , John Sassing, Jerry Sitter, Adele Knuth, Jerry Krueger, Dennis Serio, Dave Wiszowaty, Bill McLaughli n, Jim Kulera , Ed Cooksley, John Wetzel, Jim Berb, Mike Thomas, Alice Schroeder, Jean Berg.

Janet Williams, Secretary, Rich Sharpenter, Sergeant at Arms, Mike Saelens, President, Eileen Marron , Historian, Phil Lanphier , Treasurer, Frank Deniston, Vice President.

Dianne Zimmerman, Chris White, Jane Dwyre, Mary Kienlen, Jim Gricunas, Barbara Lakusta , Eileen Marron, Wayne Robke, Mike Johnston , Mike Kellet, Ruth Siefker, Marylin Hanl ey, Jeanne Hochstrasser, Ginger Lee, Sharon Grohmann, Tom Cutlip, Dick Graf, Joe Byrne , Frank Ahern, Bill Bartuska , Pat H offman, Paulette Olsen, Joan Unser, Cathy Wigner, Dennis Marcucci, Mike Gebhardt, Gary Frieders, Ha.nk Covelli, Jim Henneman , Jim O'Neil , Rich Waldron, Steve Charles, Richard Crum.

INTERNATIONAL CLUB

Top: Julia Stalkamp, Nancy Steiner, J ohn Maqsud , Filiz Esen, Naren Desai, Judy Kehl, Marilyn Karnatz, Kathy Gu th man, Pau l Gaffery, Edwin Ross , Hugo Paza, Ka ren Conners, Kacharabhai Patel, Sid Clark, Sandy Clark, Lius Cerretelli , Suryakant A. Shah, Simon Yang , Mauricio Nieto , Helen Simon, J uan Amado, Juan Simon. Bottom : Fabio Garcia, Fernando Rebeller, Patty Drehs, Dr. Harken rider, Luis Serra Ita, Rafae l Cintron, Clara H ull, Luis Garcia, Beverly Puckett, Marilyn Hartke , Wendell J ose ph , Lee McM il lan, Oscar Ca r>dya, Raja Wahab , Joe Boufayssal , Manuel Elaina, J oseph Zusman, Al i Yazedian , Tim Hroasrer, J uan Vara.

KNICKS

To p : Pau l Pal meri, Fred Pernetti, George Adrian, Dick Russo, Dick Covi no , Bob Gaughan , Di ck Cuccioli , Larry Cadman, Bill Quinn, Ron Quinlan , Ed ward O'Harra, Walte r Fitzge rald, Tony Dep into, T. Zebrowski, Hunter, J . Alfan o, G. Gram pp, Tony Vena fro, Don Forsythe, Mike Rourke , John Clark , W ay ne Martell, Jim Nee.

Above: Jim Herman, Tom Vogler, Bob Reinoehl , Bob Glover, Sabino DeR oqatis , Keve n Kennedy, Chuck Martino, Don Sheelen , Bob Powers , Gerry Tierney, John Archer, Jon Tozzi, Tom Karins, Rich Murdy, Ed Murnan , Jerry Mazza , Bill Kirby , George Pianka , Bob D'Am ico, Henry Minarian, Rudy Popolizeo, Joe De Gennaro, Bob Acker, Sharon Murphy, Louis Guardino, Jean Orkwi s, Barb Weeks, Arthur Hutch inso n, Ray Halin, Brian Murphy.

Bottom Right: Juan Amado, Hector Armstrong, Luis Garcia, Mauricio Nieto , Sharon Devalon , Francisco Santiago, Edgardo Angel, Clara Hull, Skip "Vernon" Lowe , An ibal "Bote" Arsuaga, Hernan Guajardo. Below: Rafael Rovira, Vice President, Fernando Rebollar, Treasurer, Lois Goritz, Secretary, Joel A. Riley, President. Right: Manuel Torres , Bretton

Oscar Cartaya, Jaime Cintron, Hector Armstrong, Alsina, Francisco Santiago, Anibal Arsuaga, Fonsi Susan Arsuaga , Julio Conesa, Jo Ann Ulis, Rafael Deschapelles.

LATIN AMERICAN CLUB

Above: Bill Meyes, Treasurer, Tom Walsh , Tom Currey, Dick Marshal, Tom Blome, Don Keller, Howie Glover, Bill Wheeler, Tom Schaefer, President, Gerry Monnin, Vice President, Bob Wolf, Secretary, Jim Kitchen, Tom Hiegle, Dan Kennedy . Absent: Ray Loftus, Mark Kenny, Tom Poe, Jim David , Tom Naughton, Bob Martin, Dan Spillane, Len Ciletti , Dan Mannin , Ralph Holtouigst. Tom Boymer, Bro. Mervar, Modera to r.

VETS CLUB

ALPHA EPSILON DELTA Philip Carling, Vice President, Stan Chmielewski, President, Elizabeth Barnes , Secretary, Steve Hempelman , Treasurer , Susan Venhoff, Historian, Dr. Carl Michaelis. Moderator, Marijayne Merriman , Casimer Majcher, Michael Smith , Russ Noto, Carol Bruewer , Rosemary Powers , Janet Carrigan , Alice Kasarskis , Loretta Flury , W olfga ng Strobl, Robert Olko, Robert Kennedy, Earl Eifert , Claire Burgess, Carol Pecenka, Jan Steinbaugh , Garcia Louis, Robert Gorey , George Donahe, Charles VonderEmbse , Richard Imber, Louis Candito, Dolores Lemmons, Joseph Rauch , Tom Thornton , John L'Connor, Anthony Neto.

James Reboulet, Robert Cardell , Ed ward Gardner , Jennifer Olt, George Mcintyre , Louis Groach , Camilda Conway, Janice Karoglan, Lind a Swigeart, John Cloppert, Patrick Walsh, JoAnn Graf, Nancy Krajenke, John Vascinec, Daryl Ro berts, Robert Bischof, Richard Bodner. Louis Todaro.

AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY

Gary Marconi , Treasurer, Arthur Soinski, President, Marianne Boguski, Secretary , Vincent Brice, Vice President, Joseph E. Prusaczyk , Richard H. Broerman , Sall y Sullivan , J ohn Slawinski, David Reeves, S.M., Robert Warnement, Joseph A. Cogliano, George Sch<1efer, Timothy Stein , S.M .

ALPHA KAPPA PSI

Norman Smith Lawrence Schindel William Reising Frank Hertvik John Poppa Robert Ellis John Plavan

Jerry Periolat, Roger Borchers, John Miller, Thomas Petkewiz, Gary Thibo, Patrick McGarry, Barry Bevazua, Daniel Donohue , James Cummings, Ed Miller, J~rry Fisher, Robert Parker, Michael Wilson , Joseph Bermingham.

Tim Kerney, Jay W ilmeth , Jan Camera, Charles Krepp, David Grayson , Jim Wilkie, Don Gardill, Gary Savarese, Marty Dense, Bill Matthews, Mike Gagel.

Bill Shepps, Julian Fasano, Pam Padwater, Frank Tantillo, Bob Krebs, Miran lvkanec, Tom McDonnell , Tom Tyler, Eric Ruppert, Martin Mick, Steve Walter, Steve Froning , Ray Sero, Ron Steflick, Tom Trey, Joe Korchnak, Bill Trey , Vic Norton, Al Csontos.

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ASME Professor Nielsen, Faculty Advisor, David C. Bodem, President, Ron Kunihiro , Vice President, Walter Nowak, Secretary, Ray Jones, J. R. Surovy, J. S. Staron, Robert A. Strasser, Carl J . Melcher, Hubert Magee, Jr., Thomas W. Rivan, J ohn P. Dandosh , Dean Lampman, Charles Cannon, Michael F. Brooker, John Richard Mon tana ri , Eugen e E. Schildknecht, Paul J. Sendelbach , Oho M. Hau sch , Edward S. Vitunic , Richard L. Poeppelmeier, J oh n R. Wysong , Jimmy L. Shilt, Da vi d V. Lewis , Th omas A. Hyc halk , Robert L. Jones , Ralph M. Sh imovetz, Steve A. Mikolai, Peter M. Guzanick, Dennis G. Kri esen, Bruce E. Menlul , Herschel J. Anse rvitz, Paul Ulrich, Joseph T. Vaccariello, Will iam A. Gels , William .Hofrichter, Carlo B. Caputo, G eo rge R. Dieter le, W ill iam E. Beraer, Thomas F. Cornwell , Albert Schnell, Jerry Petrak , Jim Pesar, Vi nce nt Ilardi, Bernie Petrak , James Sliemers, John Sto lfi, Jim Elliott, J oe Maloy, Raymond Deu tsch, Dennis Bushnell , Robert G . Belchem , William H. McGill , Jr. , Charles M. Scrabis, Alan Wild, Harold Schimmoller, J ohn R. Brinkman, Lynn A. Jones, Will ia m E. Pyne, James R. Casella, Thom as Endres, Richa rd P. Bello, John W. Jon es, Donald L. Muller, Fred L. Beason.

BETA BETA BETA

John Pa tt, Jerry Seve rino, Al Apaniu s, Jim Spotila , Dr. Joseph Lauferswe iler, Ron E!eumer, Ron Knapke , Joe Doll, John Bettice, Ed Evan s, Dr. James MacMahon, Rose mary Oteri , Sharon Hunt, Lyn Lore nz.

Mary Ellen Schoenlein, Ted Wessell, President, Chris Beckret, Lynda Lou Toth, Jeanie Green, Katy Pyne, Coach Harvey C. Henderson, Bob Cardone , Dwight Barnett, Jack Boos, Jean Steuerle, Sue Beechroft (ab se nt).

DEBATE TEAM

Dan Hoyn es, Chancellor, Robert Fay, Trea surer, Ray Live rzani , Sr. Vice President, J oh n Wal sh, Vice President, Jim Maulucci , Presi de nt, Thomas Mott, Secretary, Michael Capaldi, Charles Fato ne , Joseph Conte, John Riley, Jr., Tony M. Pena te II, J ames Vogel. Da vid J. Marcozzi, J erry L. Russelo, John R. Tronzano, Dave Erdod i, Ron Andrioni , George Kooluris, Th omas Kawalec, Larry Schafrath, John K. Quatman , Dan Lenckos, Sa m Fu sco, Jim McGinly, Ken Gerritzen , Jim Rothbauer, W il liam H. Buehrle Ill, Michael Farnett.

DELTA SIGMA PI

HOME EC CLUB Mr. B. Pa yne , S. O 'Shea, Miss E. Smallwood, R. McKeown, S. Elliot, P. Morris, K. Fa lke, B. Schuster, A. Knuth, K. Schoen berge r, C. C rosley, J. Lang . M. Surdyk, P. Reedy, Mrs. M. Bernhard, M. Filipowicn, J. Buck, B. Wu stman, C . Wagne r, B. Lakusta, A. Kyles, V. Hughes, J. J ohnson, M. Cassady. C. Hull, K. Fitzsimmons, E. Wh ite, S. Pri ce, K. Buyansky, K. Kelly, J. G reen, K. Mondzel ewski, B. Bergen, M. Preuss, M. Hen ah an, L. Doml in, P. Pfeffier, I. Kane, C. Zins, P. Michael.

IEEE Ryan Pierce, Ron Fortman, Chairman, Bert Shramko, Treasurer, Bob Welzbucher, Secretary, Lenny Ciletti, Vice Chairman, Joe Sminchak, John Decker, Ed Cusatti, Clarence Lee, Dave Gaecke, Tom Mayer, John Leib, Stan Camarero, Frank Deniston, Bernard Beyer, Jim Johnson, Bob Drerup, Bob Gonzales, Bob Thies, Jim Michael, Richard Powell, Mike Cheney, Mike Hartke, Tom Fisher, George Dietmaning, Ronald Ruototo, Roy Bruns, Daniel Palenchar.

Dave Royer, Hank Falleck, Joe Lazar, Dave Graham, Roger Wahab, Dennis Cicon, Don Kalvalunas, Brother Thiel, Lee McMillan, Tom Page, Paul Jewett, Mike McKale, Gene Norris, Bob Freedman, Lee Pleiman, Bob Perez, Al Mezinko, Bob Hoss, Jim Doyle, Ed Kleiner, Dave 'Abell, Mike Kuczka, Ray Grillmeier, Mark Lemberton, Bob Lauer, Dennis Driscoll, Jim Vesely, Ralph Malozzi, John Kronenberger, Thomas Gracon, Joe Nepoli, Hugo Poza, Wally Smith.

MARKETING CLUB Jerry Monnin, President, John Wheeler, Vice President, John Augustin, Secretary, Tom Naughton, Treasurer, Tony lemma, Nick Robilotto, Dick Bray, Edward Murray, Gary Kuskowski, E. P. Gallagher, Skip DeSmyter, Pat McGarry, Jan Camera, Jerry Pequignot, Yvonne Cocino, Rosemarie Casper.

PERSHING RIFLES Jay Wilmeth, Mike Chaney, D.M .O., Norbert Duell, O perations O fficer, John Peyton, Adjutant, Tom Mahon, Executive O fficer, Carlo C aputo, Exhibition Platoon Leader, Gary Zimmerman, Finance Officer, Barry Cl a rk, Rifle Team Coach, Lou Agocs, 22-5 Pl atoon Leader, Bob D'Amico , Public Information and Special Services Office r, S/ Sgt. F. Wolfe , Advisor, Darlene Preski, Honorary First Lieutenant, Tom Zimmer, Commanding Officer, Vicki Frazer, H onora ry Captain, Capta in R. Ga ier, Advisor.

Gregory Kraus, Dieter Krewedl, Lawrence O'Brien, Doug Hattersley, Anthony Castellano, Remo Mase路 illo, Tim Welti n, John Popovich, Gary Novak, Mark Rowland.

PICK & HAMMER

Carmine Anastasio, Pam Wenskus, Fred Rich ards , J anet Wood, Ruth Doyle, Betsy Koda, Nancy Nad orff, Bob Fortman , Dan Hulbert, Jerry Quigley, Judy Bentzen, Richard Labu skes, Jay Richmond, Pat Kennedy , Dorothy Heiberger, Dottie Bed narz , Joe Guzy, James Gitzinger, Patrick Robert Kil lian, Jess Prenderg ast, Mary McClaren, Fran Concannon .

Louise Blubaugh, J ulia Sta!lkamp, Sam Nicolosi , Kenneth Geimer, Ed Murray, Gladys Watrob , Midge Burkhart, Marg Baker, Dorothy Muth, Ma ril yn Derwenskus, Ma riel len Masiatka , Mary Kay Hostsock , Dick Reyno lds, Tom Eggemeier, John Wise, Lucia Gattone, Frank Maher, Joe Kuhel, Mr. Rosa , Dr. Debons, David Kenney, Jeannie Schimel.

PSI CHI Mike Hoykico, Vinny Gallo, Dr. Debo ns , Dave Ragan.

Walter Mikels , Walter Rucinski , Fran k Soon ica r, Stew a rt 0. Seman, Robert Magno, Anton Seday, Jim LaBaugh, J oe D'Orso, J ohn Sto lfi , J. L. Wilmeth, J. F. Lemming, J. F. Michitsch , J. D. Gliebe , V. W. Wabler, D. A. Lentsch, J. J . Coyle, Philip A. Indovina, Robert J. Deger, J oseph Dete , J oseph Rudolph.

SCABBARD & BLADE

S.A.M. Al Krempa, President, Larry Passanlla, Vice President, Dave Droesch, Treasurer, Bill Wagner, Secretary, Dennis Ardizzo ni , J a mes Ba rto n, Vince nt Bedn o rz, J ohn Bre nn a n, Tom Brown, Tom Bu eltel, Gerald Ch evali e r, Pat Corrigan, G e ra rd De mpsey, Bill Fi tzge rald , Mik e Fred e ri cks, Do n Gard ill , Mike Ga rd ne r, Ric hard Gariga n, Jim G eisel hart, J im Getola , Bill Hagan, S. Jerome, Hudock.

Dan Klaber, Jo hn Kli ne , Ch a rles Kramer, Charles Krepp, Tim Kunes , Tim Kunes , Tom Mahon, John Marino , Cliff McCann , Bill McCarten, Jerry Pequignot, Richard Rabke , Don Raiff, Larry Reinhard , Jerry Russelo, Ben Sabato, Dave Schenkel, Bob Sparks, Phil Wagner, John Walsh.

SOCIOLOGY CLUB Dennis Mihm, President, Diane Falke, Vice Pres ident, Dr. Mary Jo Huth, Moderato r, Dina Donnellan, Treasurer, Joyce Schneble, Secretary, Dennis Bay , Midge Burkhart, Timothy Horshhan, Linda Lombard, Mary Lou Miller, Bob Mohr, Anita Schroeder, Joseph Zusman, Dr. Edward Huth, Acting Moderator, Mary Sweeney, George Crynick.

Carol Sundburg Sharon Jaeger Mary Saksa Nancy Boehm Judy McKloskey Ste phanie Walter Pat Kramer Louis Connell John Sargent Lu is A. Garcia Al Giambrone Jim Fisch er G eo rge Schoen J im Kaiser Sid Clark

SODALITY Nancy Orazio, Linda Zalokar, Sally Sheridan , Mary Seigel. Carole Reppa , Ei leen Yuzzolin , Karen Connors, Marge DeChatelet, Pat Carroll , Pete O 'Grady , Bob Martin, Jerry Mazza, Karen Schultz, Mary Ellen Schultz, Fernande H. Rebollar, Hugo Poza .

WRA

Miss Hager, Phyllis Fischer, Paula Falkowski, Treasurer, Dia ne Gudorf, Pat Jayson, Kelly Flanagan, VicePresident, Susan Zurcher, Reta Wagner, Secreta ry, Gloria Schenck, Jean W estbrooke, Shirley O sswald , President, Pat Brown, Barb Clemens, Marilyn Lovett, Marcy Westo n.

TAU ALPHA PI

Paul E. Gerdeman William A. Fuller Larry Grulick Vice President Robert E. Sachs President Richard A. Baker, Sr. Secretary-Treasu rer Henry F. Maas Richard Maro+ Public Relations Randel J. Hynes James Cartmell Roger Hall Charles J. Vacha Ill Francis A. Ragone Robert C . Besanceney Mr. L. Duke Golden Faculty Advisor

Judy Wei ler+, Treasu re r, David Droesch, Preside nt, Bill Wigm ore, Vice Presid ent, Jerry Haley, Arthur Hutchinson, Katty Pfefferle , Pat Stewart, W ill Brick, Ramona Acord , Ed Brown , Larry Fronheiser, Ted Kozley, Tom Myer, Dick Wetzel, J oe Keim, Ha l Staack, Te rry Will acker, Mike Ludvick, Mike Stevens.

YOUNG REPUBLICANS

PLAYERS

Opening his second season, Raymond Mullins, speech and drama professor, produced a bril liant interprstation of OCJets' "The Country Girl." The underplay and dramatic tones of the script came to life on stage with the vividness and finish of a professional performance. Closing out the winter schedule with "The Rivals," Mr. Mullins' perceptive eye blended the unusua l synthesis of contemporary staging with Victorian humor and satire. Viewers saw the immortal Mrs. Malaprop once again come to life in all the pag eantry of the theatre .

Pla yers : Brian N olan, Robert Killian , Nick D'Orsi , Jim Cain , Pat Riordan , Paula Reder, Su e Rap ier, Bill Aaron, Bob Barrett, Joanne Ratte, Sandy Clark, Kathy Keyes , Wal t Dicastro, Judy Ru eth, Ann Sheridan.

President: Bill Halbert.

Patrick Gilvary began his eighth season with Saroyan's "The Time of Your Life, " a mood play setting the scene of war's impending shadow. Mr. Gilvary's experience in such productions as "Guys and Dolls, " " Beyond the Horizon, " and "The Would-Be-Gentlemen, " made this latest play possible. Directing a production involving nearly one hundred, and making the first musical to be presented on campus in five years a proud reality, evidence Mr. Gilvary's versatility in handling not only comedies and d ramas, but musicals as well.

Clockwise: Mary Ann Finegan, Social Chairman, Pam Hecht, Secretary-Treasurer, R obert Killian, Vice President.

BAND

Elizabeth Tudor , Carol Crosby, Sue Marqui s, Jane Gregory , Susan Walters, Claire Burgess, Camilla Baker, C arol Coughlin, Ann Wulfhurst, Don na Hartzell. Steve Mapes, Loretta Flury, Kitty W a lters, Pamell a Boyles, Maureen McCa rre n, Sandy J acobs, Mary Short, J udy .Smith, Cathy Me rc ie r, Lind a Reke, Vicki Frazer, Will iam Cahill, 路 Ralph Braun, Mark Spilker, Philip Costantino, David Huttin ger, Ned Hoffman, Steve Miller, Don Polmosky, Tom Graham, Sigmund Guziak , Enrique Romaguera, Annette Penha ll egon, Ka t hy Lignelli, Pau l Madak, Phyll is Smeltzer, Rand y Meyer, Jam es Baker, Lewis Sorrese, Fred Fi eh rer, Lawrence Kuhn , Barton Wilson, Sharon Po hto, El aine Madak, Carol Birdsong, Franci s Zub ek, David G ood e, Joseph Quashnock, Patric ia O'Tolle, Don Hubb ard, Roger Cavender, Maurice R. Reichard , Robert Hoss, Betty Koenig, Will ia m Slonaker, Don Ell is, Bill Holland, Gerry Foster, John Dowalo, Joe Githens, Gary Smerillo, William Brown, Paul Zugger, Joanne Staunton, Charles W. Ritter.

MAJORETTES Loretta Flury, Ann Wul fhu rst, Steve Mapes , Drum Major, Mary Ann Maupin , Kitty Walters.

MARCHING COEDS Camilla Baker, Captai n Pamella Boyles, Co-Captain Elizabeth Tudor, Carol Crosby, Mary Lou Dana , Sue Marq ui s, Jane Gregory, Susan Walters , Claire Burgess , Maureen McCa rren , Mary Short, Judy Smith , Vicki Frazer, Judy Zinck.

CHEERLEADERS

The cold days of footba ll were few, but they were cold . Tom End ress , Roger Berardinis, Carol Bruewer and Janie Kra tovil try to keep themse lves warm and the crowd enthusiastic. Other cheerleaders a re Terry McDermott with Caro l, Regina Izzi and' Janie Squires, with Janie Kratovi l.

FLYERETTES A demonstration of the famous Flyerette precision kick.

Judy Moore , Dee Deak , Patty Drehs, Pat Buening , Carole Kraus, Karen Langloh, Lynn Eh renberger, Judy Skeldon , Mary Jo Fisher, Janet Doyle , Mary Beth Wertz, Shelia Murphy, Co-captain Jean Ann Edwards, Captain Sharon Fitzgerald , Marcia Russo , Helen Tunney, Mary George, Carol Lewis, Larraine Purcell, Joanne Chakiris, Patty Furness, Judy Rueth, Kathy Klopf, Jeanette Steuerle, Mary A~n Miller. Pam Pilot, Leslie Ehrenberger.

The Dayton Loyalty March.

Choreographer Sonja Marsh assists Captain Sharon Fitzgerald while the other officers pmcticP. a routine. Vice President Marcia Russo, Treasurer Janet Doyle, Co-captain Jean Ann Edwards, Secretary Larraine Purcell, President Judy Rueth .

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Mau reen J one s, Trea surer, Mary Ann Ta yloe, Presi dent, Kay Conroy, Secretary, Phyllis Vi cke rs, Caro l Trag esse r, El izabeth Ross, Dia nna Eshman, Sharon Tucci, Judy Trivett, Connie Eife rt, Pat Froehly, Jan e Friel. Vick i Dafl e r, Mary Lee n, Ros ie Clindinst., Leeda Eck, Cecilia Dunham , Beverly Kerns, Barbara Koehl, Dolores Koesei, Mary Gundlach, Kathy Voisa rd.

SECRETARIAL CLUB GLEE CLUB

Ed Ru etsch le, J oe Madak, Rick Lutts, Da ve Daley, Louis DeNinno, Stephen Mooney, L. E. Ta gg, Dir ecto r, Ch a rle s Swoope, Treasu re r, John Michitsch , President, Bruce Zyrkowski, Jim Fischer, Pau l Herda , Secretary, Steve Miller.

G oodman , Kathie Madelyn Drummer, Ri ta Sch irtzinge r, Janice Cool , Sharon Solt, Mari anne Myers, Joan Berdzinski , Julie Owen, Lawrence E. Tagg , Directo r, Sh irl ey lmwall e, LaDonna Knight, Sue Marquis, Sandra Cla rke , Lyda Jorney , Jud y Fussn er, Carol Birdsong, Mary Carolyn Ross , Sheila Gallagher, George Gicker+, Herb Seese, Ed Power, Ed Rue tschle, Enrique Romaguera , Louis DeNinno , Robert Nonnis , Stephen Mooney, Dave Stacko, Willi am Hollard.

CHOIR

James Baker, Ronald Bickert, Margaret Boswell, William Cahill, Charles Carter, Roger Cavender, James Cross, Donald Donnett, Donald Ellis, Loretta Flury, Gerald Foster, Elaine Gast, Joseph Githens, David Goode, Sigmund Guziak, Cathy Hirn, Ned Hoffman, William Holland , William James, Betty Koenig, Richard Lesse, Kathy Lignelli, Joseph Madigan, Michael Mangan, Susan Marquis, Michael Mershon, Lorie! -Pavlik, Annette Penhallegon, Sharon Johto, John Poland, Donald Polomsky, Daniel Purcell, Joseph Quashnock, Charles W. Ritter, Fred Rachford , Enrique Romaguera, Mary Schatzman, William Slonaker, Phyllis Smeltzer, Gary Smerillo, Mark Spilker, Joanne Stanton, Nancy Stupak, Nylah Thompson, Francis Zubek, Paul Zugger.

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John Emery, Cathy Staley, Frank Oatess, Alice Schroeder, Judy Bene.

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Cathy Keyes, Annette Poliquin, Walt Nicastro, Lynda Toth, John King, Editor.

Prof. A. J. DuBosar, Donald Kavalunas, Mike Bechtold, Robert Briscoe, John Gordon, Ed Kaminsky, James Doyle.

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Steve Walter, Photo Ed ito r

Caty Wi sley, Secretary

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Five thousand people in varfous stages of shock: at their own speed, coming to the realization that the fort y-odd textbooks they' ii use won't encompass aii of human knowledge, that not ali instmctors are teachers, that not ail students are learners, that not ali learning can be done in the classroom. Maybe, even, that bachelor's deg1路ees don't mean so m11ch. And, still, having f1111.

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Joy Alexander, Kathy Leugers, Marilyn Hanley, Dianne Saturino, Peggy Wilson, Genger Lee, Sandy Soas, Gerrae Schuerman.

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First row: William Schmidt, John Kane, Dennil Valinski, Robert Cella, Michael Murman, Daniel Waddick, Joseph Voska. Second row: Edmund Volpe , Michael Campo, Joseph Marino, Thomas Yahner, David Tomasko, Bill Evans, Hugh Feeney, Barry We iland, Thomas Zachurik, Paul Coffey. Th ird row: David Egleston , Herb Seese, Terry Criswell, Dominic Maga.

Jane Orkuis, Charlotte Serritella, Dianne Delahunty, Mary Clare Short, Pat Donnelly, Nancy Krajenk i, Patty Barbares, Jane Tucek.

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Teresa Christopher, Mandy Herpick, Maureen Paulus, Helen Mei ring, Mary C. Reithman, Lyn Maczinski, Carol Quinn, Mary Varhall, Mimi Thorton, Diann Zimmerman, Martine Flory, Toni Fister, Mary Altobellis .

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Fi~st row:. Warren Hentrick, Steve Ripperger, Rick Kuzioro, Mid Starita .. Joe Russo, Bob McClintock. Second row: Larry Kuhn, Bob Fichter, Russ Foster, Ken Baier, Bill Mclaughlin, Tony Rampino, Dave Kinkoff, Steve Haver!. Third row: Tom Andrus.' Bill Hulesch, Dennis Richter, Jim Huttinger. Fourth row: Nick Ronan, Gene Wyszynski, Dennis Marx, Pete Ziliotto , Norbert Hoffman, Bob Villing, Joe Keim. Missi~g: Ray Ans?lmi, Curti s Guilo, Mick Kryda, Steve Mooney, Bill Koeth'. Mike Kelly, Dennis Hrcka, Terry Vostal, Dave Churchman , Jim Johnson, Bob Solowski, Bob Gabreski, Tom Bruce, Dan Finu can .

John Brennen , Pat Corrigan, John Bellante , Bob Reinoehl, Mike Guarino, Dan Smerillo, John Pesar, Mike Potozak. Barry Graffagna, John Pinto, Daryl Pasik, Tom Mulvey, Charles Barrett, Ray Gergich. Oscar Cartaya, John Dlugos, Nick Dichiara,. Brian Weiss, Cha rles Berning, Paul Cartaya , George Wiedemer, William Galone, Dave Daley, Johm Scwan , Ray Novick, Lee Gove.

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Standing: Joanne Gautner, Susan Richetto, Sorraine Kozon, Mary Lyn Jackron, Katie Hussey, Diane Roderick, Ruth Elliot. Seated : Pat Nedwicki, Pat Reedy, Maggie Boucard, Diane Habinek.

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Bob Miller Mike Ludwig Bob Madden Paul O 'Malley Tom Krobot Mike Johnston John Gibbons Ted Granals Ray Wasarhaley George Angelo Don DiDonato Ben Kaple Phil Rein Bill Manley Don Palombo John Geiger Bob Pielka John Durgin Jim Hendricks Jerry Sampson John Meaks Paul Evans Mike Spehar Dave Whittman Gus Dandron

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Rich Demko, John Graser, Bob D'Amico, Ronnie Kholer, Briggs Moore, Stuart Greenfield, Dan DiMartino, John Schrader, Gary Giovanelli, Mike Balbaugh, Tom Dues, . John Brankamp, Dan Bailey, Joe Gormley, Kenny Billmaier, Louis DeNinno, Mike Tomele, Steve Scovic, David Groff, Roger Suarez, James Busta , Dale Kukla, Tom Karins, Carlos Escudero, John DeAngelis, Tim Broderick, Andrew Kuhta, Michael Fitzgerald, Timothy Drumm .

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Joe Mancuso, Jim Kucera , Larry Lennon, John Matejcik, Rich Murdy, Ed Maman, Bill Lennon, Gerry Tierney, Thomas Vogler, Jon Tozzi, Joe Michael, Eugene Dorky, Rich Sharpenter, Joseph Veseley.

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Terry Brennan, Ken Rulli, Bill Rowan, Rich Labuskes, Gary McCans, Ed Anfman, Tav T avacchi, Joe McNally Tom Crellin, Rich Joseph, Don Forlenza .

Jim Ryan, John Pecciak, Daniel Schmiesing, John Slawinski, Bill Diliberto, Joel Guthleben, Jon Leonard, William Plikaitis, Bruce Zytkoskee , Bruce Killian, Ben Dimeo, Michael Loughman, John R. Iwanski II, Dennis Gamiere, Mike Schmitz.

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Bill Luisi Bill Meehan Rich Porco Bill Zama Pat Pokorny Rich Pittaro George Patterson Jack Sherry John Stevens Bob Nero Mike Madigan Edward O 'Hara Gary Popeck John Newman Ph ilip Costantino

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Diane Saturino Peggy Wilso!1 Ginger Lee Sandy Soos Gerrae Schwerman

Michael Potoczack, John Pesar, Dan Smerillo, Michael Guarino, Bob Reinoehl, Jack Bellante, Pat Corrigan, Jack Brennan, Ray Gergich, Terry Barrett, Tom Mulvey, Daryl Pasek, John Pinto, Barry Groffague, Leigh Gove, John Schwan, Neil Galone, George Weidimen, Chuck Berning, Ray Novick, Dave Daley, Faul Cantaga, Nick DiChiara , John Dlugos, Oscar Cartaya .

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Dave N. Wiszowaty, Bill Quinn, Tom Zima, Ron Quinlan, Dave Perez, Hunter, Dale Monelcona, Terry La Chey, Ed Reed, Ted Zebrowski, John Engel, Frederick E. Gallo, John Flynn, Mike Cusack, Tom Zimpfer, Gary Pieisor, Denny Buchert, Dave Richards, R. Nevius, Denny Marcuccio, Jay Hierholzer, Mike Ruber, Jack Hess, Bob Abdoo, Tom Rhodes, Bill Francis, Louis Connell, Roger Baradinos, Joe Gornick, Charles Swoope, Bill Evans.

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Jim Gricunas, David Pardieck, Fred Pernetti, Thomas De Lucia, David L. Dawson, Ralph Wilcovon, David Kenney, Guy Scheid, William Flynn, Richard Schaffner, Fran k Noser, Roy Gugliotta, Tim Sand, Kenny Grayson, Andy Bart, Fred Frecker, Tom Guarriello, Bob Frole, Roy Daines, Earl Zaehler, Jim Burkhardt, Walt Brown, Joe Catillo, Tom Burke, Jim Dregne, J. D. Schafer, Louis Guardino.

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Judy Olsen, La Vauhne Jarus, Sandy Metzger, Jane Eaton, Carol Browske, Dinee Grubenhoff, Kathy Scott, Kathy Carlson, Donna Mastrangelo, Dianne Dur路ante.

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Ruth Siefker Barb Chamberlain Carol Greene Denise Pivarnik Carol Conley Ann Martin Nancy Wiltner Fran Steadley Mitzi Moore Gretcher Weimar Susan Kennon Lynn Mclaughlin Mary Beth Schindler Maria Bonelli

Richard Stoffa, George Sowa , John Harmon, Bob Osnee, Dave Mclinn, Don Gigliotti, Tom Hochanadel, Jack La Carte, Advisor, Tony DeRosa, John Marks, Robert Carroll, Kenneth Corkey, R. Victor Lawrence, John R. Lojek, Raymond Seiler, Jerry Sitter, Bill Tapella, Frank "Stack" Stachowig, Lou Sclafani, Paul Mastrangeli, David Park, John Steeb, Phil Snyder.

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Ron Faucher, Jim Varcho, Rich Marchowski, Dan Purcell, Bob Kirsch, Walt Bennet, Al Zink, Don lsenhath, Mike Hughes, Fonsy Torres, Don Takacs, George Crea, Bob Regovich, Lenny Matuch, Dave Clark , Paul Herda, Matt Hayes, John Kosar, Fred Bittlinger, Joe Zuccala, Bruce Frasz, Ken Wampach.

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Walter McDonald James Varley Guy Carroll Bruce Zyrkowski John Slawinski Lynn Gerschutz Gary Zimmerman Jim Ryan Bill Diliberto Thomas Shea Joe Flippin Bruce Killian Michael Loughman Dennis Gamiere Mike Schmitz Dick Wolven Robert Del Vento Billy Mayo John Iwanski T. G. Hanna Dick Lutts Barry Bevec Ben DiMeo John Perciak Walter Wood Jack Schulte Thomas Puthoff John Borchers

Mary Jo Bintz Megan White Mary Pat McAbee Eileen Echemann Mary Kay Leiser Linda Maschenic Rosemary Bednorz Jan Gurley Pat Furness Kathy Vaisard Lynn Gerschutz Maureen Sullivan Margie Carroll Sue Smith Barb Nemeth Laura Dittrich Karen Jans Carol Urban Mitzi Schatzman Diane Sonnhalter

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Linda Lauder Audrey Goldsmith Carole Kraus Linnea Lose Chris Sheets Barbara DeSantis Mary Sue Selleck Ginger Boyle Shiela Gallagher Judy Endres Aileen Kroger Pat McSweeney Kitty Willis Lorra ine Sweeney Rita Bartolo

Mezie Gallagher Donna Renn Susan Elliott Martha Schwarb Dorothy Rose Dianne Fowler Mary Madden Pamala Wood Elen McGarvey Beverly Carroll Cheryl Wych

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Teresa Christopher Mary Herpich Maureen Paulus Lynne Moczynski Carol Quinn Mary Varhol Mimi Thornton Helen Mering Maty Rietman Dianne Zimmerman Martine Flory Toni Fester Mary Royce Altobellis

Stan Trissell Larry Hertel Paul Morrison Joe Zarnich John Walsh Denny Bolbach Rich Wohleber Greg Barker Art Heiles Eddie Jewell Ronald Woolf Tom Snyder Gerald Karl Carl Schneider Tom Thomas Rich Wetzel Frederick Rueth John Porinchak Da ve Lauer Joe Pagano Edward Wepprecht Michael Drury

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Sue Marquis, Carolyn Jacob, Mary Carolyn Ross, Barbara Budzik, Kathy Kaple, Paula Knapke, Karen Finn, Shirley Laule, Sheila O'Shea, Donna Midden路 dorf.

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Joyce Meleski Nancy Conelly Judy Trivet+ Carol Haizman Mary Beth Brubaker Irene Zalnerates Ginny Nowac Kathy Usher Sharai Scheve Pam Giltinan Barbara Mondi Jane Dwyre Sue Olson Margie Plieman Chris White Jane Flinn

Anita Spler-idore, Nancy Martin, De Ann Paulsan, Mary Ann Maupin, Cheryl Martin, Bobbie Lakusta, Rosie Clidinst, Mimi Ausetts, Ruth Ann Dulzer, Dianne Popierski, Connie Morris, Veronica Miller, Janice Cool, Cathy Seufert, Elena Estasen, Mary Plummer, Mirim Andrews, Fran Arhutich, Jan Nissen, Chris Fortune.

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The mental exertion, training, discipline is fine, b11t there are daJS when you j11st feel like whaling the tar 01tt of someone, smashing something, miming ti/L yo11 can't. That's 'll'hen yo11 dig 011t the sneakers and oicl jeans, round 11p yo11r 1'00mmate, ancl challenge the noisy guys 11ext door to a friendly game of to11ch footba/L .

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Hopes were high in the Dayton camp as the 1964 version of the Fighting Flyers prepared for the tough season ahead . More depth and talent than has been present on the UD scene in many years was assembled by Head Coach Pete Ankney . With nowhere to go but up, the Flyer faithful anxiously awaited the beginning of the season. Hopes grew even greater as the Fighting Flyers initiated their campaign by trouncing St. Joseph's of Indiana, 41-0. Coach Ankney emptieQ his bench as six different Flyers scored touchdowns. The Flyer mentor was especially pleased by the play of this line, both in blocking and tackling. Perhaps the most pivotal contest of the season was the second week meeting with Cincinnati. The Bearcats, eventual winners of the Missouri Valley Conference title, were expected to simply outclass theFlyers and walk to an easy victory. For the first half, however, the game was all Red and Blue, with the exception of a fluke 82-yard scoring pass by C incy.

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Dayton held a I0-7 lead entering the fourth quarter, but could not hold off a Bearcat surge led by their tremendous quarterback, Brig Owens. Cincy pushed across two tallies in the final seven minutes to down Dayton 20-10. The spirit of the Fighting Flyers was noticeably lessened by the heartbreaking defeat at Cincinnati. In their next two outings, Dayton was drubbed by Bowling Green, 35-0, and downed by Louisville, 21-7, to sport a 1-3 mark entering the Homecoming contest.

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This year's Homecoming opponent was Abilene Christian, the powerhouse of the Texas small college elevens. Dayton had not won a Homecoming game since the 1957 season, and the Fighting Flyers were hungry for a victory in front of the alumni. The contest was hand fought all the way, with the difference being the passing of quarterback Joe Rudolph. Rudolph hit on touchdown tosses of 35 yards to Bill Spear and 34 yards to Chuck McElligott to carry the Flyers to a 21-14 win.

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The game following the Homecoming victory marked a complete turnabout on the part of.the Flyers. Playing what Coach Ankney termed "our poorest effort of the season, " Dayton dropped a 21-6 decision to the Detroit Titans in what was to be the last meeting of the two UDs. Following the season , Detroit decided to drop intercollegiate football. The Ohio University Bobcats completely outplayed the Flyers in defeating them, 24-0, at Athens. Returning to the friendly confines of Baujan Field, the Fighting Flyers battled Xavier scoreless for 55 minutes. Marty Coates' one-yard plunge put the Flyers in a 7-0 lead at that point, but XU managed two quick scores in the last two minutes to take a 12-7 verdict from the Flyers. The annual tussle with Miami provided more heartbreak for the Flyers. Seventeen point underdogs entering the fray, Dayton stayed in conte.ntion throughout, and only a weird hop on a punt that struck Tom Bushman on the back of his leg cost the Flyers a win. In the 27-21 loss, Rudolph outplayed Miami 's highly touted field general, Ernie Kellerman .

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1965-1966 Fighting Flyers Football Staff Tom Moore, " Joe" Eaglowski, Head Coach John McVay, Jerry Hanlon, George Perles:

First row: Bob Print, Charles Bronzi, Mickey Bitsko, John Bukky, Tom Bushman, Chuck McElligott, Tom Titus, Joe Rudolph . Second row: Jim Blubaugh, Bill Ross, Jim Horlacher, Gary Hussien, Frank Chew, Mike Ciccolella, Dick Soares, Doug Zimpfer, Rich Winkler. Third row: Marty Coates, Tom Mlinac, Ben Bradley, Barry Laravie, Erwin Will, Keith Smith, Bob Schwab, Jim Colburn. Fourth row: Roosevelt Mell, William Hayes, Tom Gorius, Don Gilmour, Ken Conliffe, Bob Logan, Bob Shortal, Bob Hartley, Tom Skowron, Mike Seattel. Fifth row: Doug Jones, Frank Lawhorn, Bill Lude, Ron Grieshop, Tom Stangle, Larry Warner Tom Prinz, Rich Sharpenter, Bill Spear. Sixth row: Ed Miller, Bob Lowe, Jim Jennings, Bob Jason, Dennis Bolbach, Scott Clark, Jim Perhach, Jim Watkins, M ickey Trinite, Terry Whalen .

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The season finale found the Flyers ending on a happy note with a 16-1 I win over Kent State. Dayton built up a 16-0 halftime lead and had to hold off a final half Kent surge to record the victory. Following the season, awards were given to Micky Bitsko, Most Valuable Player and Flyer of the Year (chosen by the student body through a poll conducted by the Flyer News) ; Jim Blabaugh, Outstanding Lineman; Roosevelt Mell, Junior Class Award; and Tom Bushman, John L. MacBeth Award for the top Scholar-Athlete. Coach Ankney noticed marked improvement in this year's team, although the season was not as productive as he had hoped for. Still it was Dayton's best gridiron season in five years. The pressures of his position were too much for the amiable Coach Ankney, and he stepped down as Flyer mentor in mid-December so he could spend more time with his family. Following Ankney's resignation, Director of Athletics Tom Frericks started a wide search for the man tO replace the former Fairmont mentor at the Flyer helm. The man chosen was John McVay, an assistant for Duffy Daugherty at Michigan State the past three seasons. McVay brings with him determination and a great knowledge of Ohio high school football in an effort to return the Flyers to winning ways on the gridiron again.

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FROSH FOOTBALL The frosh Flyers, outweighed but never outfought all season, posted an extremely respectable 4-1 slate through the season's campaign. A fast and mobile team, the Frosh were victorious in the first four contests of the season against Hanover 25-0, Miami 13-6, Xavier 8-7, and Cincinnati 40-8, before losing a heartbreaker in the season finale to Ohio U. , 34-26, when a last minute drive fell short.

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First row: Tom Zimpfer, Bob Duda, Pete Richardson, Ryan Strong , Jim Owens, Barry Profato, Bob Coll ins, Jim Schmalz, Bob Gersicoff, Theron Sumpter, Felix Carmello. Second row: Tom Simons, Brad Suter, Jeff Langinese, Ken Ju raced, Joe Dahm , Doug Krause, Bill Bundy, Jim Dregne, Joe George, Bob Madden. Third row: Bill Youn~, Lou Galiardi, Ken Cox, Jerry Erhard, Jim Johnson, George O'Gore, Mike Volle, Rich Brenner, Art Bonanno, Jim Hendricks. Fourth row: Tom Ledinsky, Don Havas, Billy Mayo, Bill Manley, David Day, Guy Riccardi, Gary Priesser, Gale Wiesenhahn', Dave Churchman, Joe Roche. Fifth row: Joe Flippin, Denny Buchert, Mike Williams, Mel Taylor, Chuck Struhar, John Spoelker, Ralph Ben son, Gary Claush iede, Gary Elliot, Art Comacho.

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Thomas J. Frericks Director of Athletics The 1964 season brought to UD its first full time soccer coach . He is John Schleppi, a graduate of Ohio State University in 1961, and former OSU freshman soccer coach . Schleppi had served last year as an assistant to the then Flyer mentor, John Wiesler. Schleppi faced a task of molding a winning team out of a squad that contained only four returning lettermen. The squad worked long and hard for its opening game against Cedarville on September 19. The season 's premiere was a success. Sparked by two goals from sophomore Tommy Dee, the Flyer booters turned back the Cedarmen, 4-1 . Dee received scoring help from Elie Saleeby and Maurice Nieto, each of whom scored one time. The Hoosiers from Indiana handed the Flyers their first defeat of the season the next week by downing them 5-2. Schleppi was disappointed by the play of his backfield men in this contest, though he had praise for Dee and Luciano Crusi, the Dayton goal-getters. The booters were shut out by Earlham College, 3-0, in their next outing, but bounced back with a convincing 3-0 defeat of Bowling Green. In the contest with the Falcons, Dee again scored twice and Crusi added the final tally. Coach Schleppi felt that his team had jelled best in the Bowling Green game. A third period goal by Saleeby gave Dayton a hard-fought 1-0 win over Wilmington. Leading a fine defensive effort by the Flyers were goalie Jack Hess, and backfieldmen Bernie Harawa and George Wiedermer. Two straight losses followed the Wilmington con quest, including a defeat in the game that Coach Schleppi probably wanted to win the most. Ohio State ventured down from Columbus to top the Flyer booters and prevent Schleppi from having the satisfaction of defeating his alma mater. Perhaps. the worst Flyer effort of the year was against Ohio University. Playing without Gene Schildknecht and Maurice Nieto, the regular fullbacks, Dayton was trounced 7-2 by the Bobcat booters. The season ended on a happy note when the Flyers bounced back to bury Wilberforce, 7-3 , and end their season with a 4-4 mark. Crusi led the attack, netting three goals in the contest. Dee led the team with seven goals, while Crusi kicked home five. Overall, Dayton netted 19 goals to 23 scores by their opponents. Coach Schleppi expressed pleasure with the players and their willingness to work. He noted that with only two men graduating from this year's squad, U D's soccer fortunes could very well skyrocket next season.

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Joseph Mclaughlin Sports Publicity Director

SOCCER TEAM

Maurice Nieto-Reyes, Luciano Crusi, Dennis Solik, Jack Hess, Gene Schildknecht, William Grubb. Bernie Harawa , Brian Murphy, Terry Papesh, George Wiedemer, Michael Sinclair, Richard Carson. Peter Paluch, Charles McBee, George Schoen , Roger Ruchs, William Klesse, Thomas Dee. George Skivington, Thomas Baker, Henry Maa s, William Jung, Leonard Americo. Coach John Schleppi, Elie Saleeby, manager Brian Weiss.

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The University of Dayton hockey team , complete with a new home arena, continued to draw more and mo re interest from the student body this season. The kers played their home ga mes at t he new Hara Arena t his sea son instead of at the Troy Arena , which UD hockey t eams used to call home. Coach Walt DeAnna 's crew got off to a high-flying start, crushing the newly-formed Miami University squad , 19-0. Three of the Flyer skaters notched "hat tricks," or three goals in one game. Pete Oatis, who opened scoring in the first two minutes of play, Fay Jung, and Nick DeFusco each tallied a trio of goals against the Redskins. In the opening game , frosh goal tender Jerry Martin was called on to make ~nly 11 saves as the Flyers COrT)pletely controlled the, play. Coach DeAnna -..yas pleased by the team's play, especially in the first period when the Flyers jumped out to a I0-0 lead. He said , however, that three strong periods, and not only one, would be necessary if the Flyers had any hopes of stopping some of their stronger opponents.

Hillsdale of Michigan provided the Flyers with their first stiff competition of the year. Although the defen se became ragged and the Michiganders managed five tallies, Dayton still skated off with a victory . The defending champion of the Mid West College Hockey Association, Denison University, handed the skaters their first setback of the season by a 9-5 margin. The Flyers stayed with the stronger Denison team for two periods , keeping them deadlocked at 2-2. However; a defensive collapse by the Flyers in the final period paved the way to the Den 's win .

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The Ohio State " Puckeyes" continued the Flyers on their losing ways by topping them , 8-5 , at Columbus. Dayton started wel l, and held a 5-3 lead after two periods of action. For the second time in as many games, the third period proved costly to the Flyers, as OSU pushed the puck past goalie Martin five times in that final stanza. The skatin' Daytons were hampered by seven pen alties called again st them in the last period . Coach DeAnna regrouped his forces for the next contest against Fenn College. Ralph Cardillo, the skating theology instructor, notched a " hat trick" in leading the Flyers to a 12-9 victory over Fenn. Dave Guyer, the team 's leading lamplighter, Bud Newberry and De~u sco each chipped in with a pair of tallies in the conquest. Martin was erratic in the nets, making 34 saves but letting nine sbots elude him . The biggest contest of the season was the rematch with Ohio State at Hara Arena. The team worked to improve its defense in an attempt to repay the " Puckeyes " the favor they gave Dayton in their first meeting. A student skating party held before the game provided the Flyers with their biggest home crowd of the season.

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INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL Wild and wooly action was the keynote of intram(Jral football activity in '64. With 22 teams entering into the activity, each playing a schedule of ten games, there was plenty of action on the practice football field during the weekends. The two league leaders, each with perfect records, the Rejects and the Headhunters, met to decide the championship at Baujan Field just before Thanksgiving. Using a crushing defense and quick pa ssing attack, the Rejects took the IM crown 28-0.

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The OH! NO's were on everyone's lips in this year's IM volleyball especially when the opposing teams found out they were scheduled to play them . Un der the leadership of captain Otto Hausch the O.N.'s were able to compile a very successful season mark and cap off the season with the league championship.

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The winners: Pam Abrey, Sue Beecroft, Ginny Chmiel, Barb Hyle, Julian . Fasano, Otto Hausch, Edward Yitunic, Vince Wagner.

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INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Under the constant and watchful eye of Herb Dinti man , the intramural program at U D has grown to tremendo us size. This year 64 teams and approximately 700 male students took part in the activity. Top teams in league play were the Raggedy Cadets, Drifters, Sports, Holly Rollers, Tuna Tigers, Unbeatables, and Hilltoppers. Play was fast and often frantic but the students expressed their satisfaction at th e program by playing a total of 1,350 games.

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Coach Don "Mickey" Donaher entered his first season as head coach of the Fighting Flyers with a gleam of optimism in his eyes. With returning veterans captain Bob Sullivan, big Hank Finkel, Henry Burlong, and Bill Cassidy, plus a host of talented sophs, Coach Donaher had good reason to be optimistic about his team's season. Strong across the front line with Sullivan, Finkel, and Burlong, the Flyers' main problem lay in the finding of a pair of guards that could play consistently good ball. In the opening game against Niagara , Jack Warrell and Denny Papp got the starting nods, but it was the fine play of Cassidy and rookie Dave lnderrieden that carried the Flyers to a 95-64 win. A last second basket by Burlong gave the Flyers their second victory, a hardfought 73-71 conquest of the tall Eastern Kentucky Maroons. Finkel was unstoppable, pouring in 35 points.

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The talent-laden Miami Red skins handed the Flyers their first setback of the season by downing Donoher's lads, 95-88, at O xford. Finkel again was magnificent, tallying 33, but the overall depth of the Miami squad proved too much for Dayton. After a win over Idaho .State, the Flyers travelled to Lexington, Kentucky, to take part in the University of Kentucky Invitational Tournament. In the first round, the Flyers ran into a red-hot Illinois team and fell, I04-86, despite another great performance by Finkel. In the consolation game, Dayton tripped West Virginia, 71-67, to take third place honors in the tourney that was won by the Illini . Army invaded the Fieldhouse and tried to freeze the Flyers to death. Playing deliberately and going for only the best shots, the Cadets held a 19-18 lead at the half. Burlong led a second half comeback that enabled the Flyers to record a 41-33 triumph .

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The Flyers ran off three victories in a row, downing Dartmouth, Akron, and Xavier. During this spurt, a new starter was uncovered in the ever-changing backcourt. Gene Klaus, t he soph from Delphos, turned in fine performances in each of these games to a ssure himself of a starting berth . However, a problem wa s then raised in the forecourt as Burlong was declared scholastically ineligible for basketball. Thu s the Flyers lost their second best scorer and rebounder. What followed was three straight losses. Shuffling personnel to try to fill the Burlong gap, Coach Donoher saw his charges fall to Detroit, 76-72 , in overtime. Jim Wannemacher, another soph , was inserted in Burlong's post 路 for the Cincinnati game. The Flyers played tremendously for the first half and led the Bearcats, 43-31 at intermission. Cincy came back strong in the second half, hitting 77 per cent of their shots, to garner a 76-65 decision.

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DePaul 's Blue Demons added to the Flyers ' woes by dumping them, 63-59 , for Dayton's first Fieldhouse loss of the season. Both Donoher and DePaul coach Ray Meyer expressed dissatisfaction over the play of their respective teams in this contest. The Flyers returned to the winning ways with a 96-80 defeat of Chattanooga. Finkel tallied his personal high of 36 points in this contest, while Sullivan added 23 and Wannemacher 15. Warrell forged back into the guard picture with a fine second half showing. The Louisville Cardinals were next to test by a 83-78 margin. Warrell started due to a foot injury to Klaus and tossed in 18 points to augment Finkel's 31 . A full-court press by the Cards in the second half almost carried them to victory. Dayton added another win over the Lions from Lyola of Los Angeles by a 89-71 路 margin. Finkel notched 30, Sullivan 21, and Warrell 15 to lead the Flyers' taming of the pesky Lions. Rematches with Xavier, Miami, Louisville, and DePaul, plus contests with Lyola of Chicago and Memphis State, spiced the second half of the Flyers' schedule.

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UD AT THE NCAA An inspired team and last second foul shots against Ohio University at Bowling Green, Kentucky enabled the Flyers to get a shot at number one rated Michigan. The Wolverines used their superior speed and height to overrun the smaller Dayton team 98 -71. Although Flyer Gene Klaus held All-American Cazzie Russell to 14 points, fellow All-American Bill Buntin had a field -day with 26 counters. Hank Finkel made a good showing aga inst the big Michigan team, cashing in for 22 points. Dayton salvaged some of their prestige, conquering regular season foe, DePaul, 75-69, for third place without the services of Finkel for a large part 路of the game. Hank sat out 17 minutes of the contest because ~f fouls but still collected 26 points. Dayton was represented in the championship game, not by the basketball team, but by the Flyerettes, the first time any such organization has ever appeared in this tournament. The loss to Michigan did not dim the brillancy of Don Donoher's first season, a 22-7 resounding success.

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1964-65 Varsity Basketball Squad First row: Jim Wannemacher, Dennis Hrcka, Jack Warrell , Henry Burlong, Captain Bob Sullivan, Bill Cassidy, Dennis Papp, Henry Finkel, John Samanich. Second row: Head Coach Don Donoher, Assistant Coach . Charles Grigsby, Dave lnderrieden, Glen Klaus, Fred Johnston, Lou Bok, Wayne Taubken, Tom Brooks, manager Dennis Matulewicz, Athletic Director Tom Frericks.

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Featuring the most talked about freshman player since Roger Brown, and a couple all-staters, the freshmen rolled to the best record since the days of Chmielewski and Brown. The flashy frosh that drew most of the attention was Rudy Waterman, a high scoring guard from New York. Also from the Empire state came center Glinder Torain, whom people already saw helping Hank Finkel out next year from the forward spot. Rounding out the high scoring trio was Donny May who impressed with his shooting and especially his rebounding. Bobby Jo Hooper and either Richie Fox or Dale Jones rounded out the starting five that broke a hundred on many occasions and defeated the highly touted Jones Bros., as well as Xavier, Cincinnati, and Miami.

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1964-65 Freshman Basketball Tearn were: First row: Ron Scheper, Fred Moran, Bobby Hooper, Tim Gray, Rudy Waterman, Coach Charles Grigsby. Second row: Manager Dave Borchers, Dick Fox, Dale Jones, John Rohm, Don May and Glinder Torain.

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Three or more, with a myriad of excmes for being there; this is where the action is: parties, philosophy panels, plays, dances, campaigns. With campaign ribbons: sprained toes, sore thumbs, bleary eyes and coffee hangovers, cot"Sages and empty kegs, and talk. Always talk. At the meetings, the dances, the bull sessions. Some growth will occur, in some way; there are those who will seek it and those who will wait to be songht by it.

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When the 2000 new freshman faces appeared at U.D. this year, a new face peered back at them. The J.F.K . Memorial Un ion wh ich opened officially on September 6, became the initiation site for many frosh.

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The Goon Squad helped the " Beanie Set" become a real part of the university by acquainting them with the rules and regulations. A familiar sight this week was the b lue pail containing gum and candy. The pails were clutched anxiously by be:inie-wearers on the lookout for a Goon with a sweet tooth . The freshie could be asked at any time to relinquish goodies from his pail.

\ Other torture favorites of the upperclassmen included proposals by fre shman girls to eli gible (and not so eligible) young men, and the celestial crooning of the Fight Song and Alma Mater upon request. The excellent recreational facilities at the Student Union made possible several organized pool and bowling tournaments. The week's activities also included various dances, book discussions, a style show and a hootenanny.

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Student approval of the week's activities was apparent. Par路 ticipation in the festivities and attendance at the events promised a year of heightened school spirit. The concert under the stars, the movies in the Little Theatre, and in Wohlleben Hall, a Hawaiian Luau and a new-fangled Ma ss-hootenanny hymns-rounded out the week's functions.

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"A Night in Camelot" began the whirl of major university dances. A king, a queen and a court of eight reigned in the Union ballroom. Joyce Cornyn and John Flynn, Sharon Hoefling, and Pete Dilworth, Chris May and Joe Mari no, Margie Blake and Al Mclaughlin made up the court. Jenny Verkamp and Jeff Sullivan were king and queen.

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Dick Rossetti, the court jester, and Head Goon Marty Flahive, the master of ceremonies, made the dance a fitting climax to orientation week.

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THE SIXTY-HOUR PARTY

A hectic weekend, an excuse for dropping grades. And girls. And guys. And money. Ship in the out-of-town girl friend for two and a half days; introduce her to your roommates; show her the campus. Dinner and a movie, and an hour at floatbuilding that stretched till 4 in the morning . Hold her hand at the football game, though it wasn't really cold at all. The dances and parties till dawn and the earliest Mass. Quiet Sunday. After she's gone you'll live on peanut butter sandwiches till Thanksgiving.

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Premiere '64: six lovely lasses , a world 's fair for each and two for lagniappe, and music. One of the pleasantest Friday nights of the year.

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They look good when they ride past. They better: the re 's forty or two hundred people in the audience who stayed up the last seventy hours making posters and pictures and ironing clothes and shining shoes and polishing cars for them. Some people never go to bed from the time the candidates are first announced until the last midterm exam is over. They consume staggering quantities of coffee, and slosh when they walk. They move from here to there, half because they must and half on the chance of

bumming a cigarette in between. Their tongues taste like the insides of an old feather pillow. They go to class only when they must sleep. They live surrounded by coffee stains and dirty ashtrays, halffinished posters, and visions of glory. This one's for Skip.

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And then it's over. In five minutes the queen is announced, the attendant named, and they have the last hurrah. Royalty established, the knights pledge honorable battle. The captain's shadow stands ten yards tall as he promises victory. And tomorrow . . .

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Friday night is floatbuilding night. So is Saturday morning. Even so, one or two of the floats weren't finished by parade time. Lots of people showed up at Gentile, but it turned cold that night. The engineers volunteered to decorate the stadium, but half the credit goes to Marycrest.

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CUSS, CRY A LITTLE, AND PRAY A LOT, IS HOW YOU DO IT

The route was a little different from that used before. It simplified things a bit. But not much . There were more units than ever before, and they tended to get out of order, slip out of line , arrive late, and fall in backward s. But the walkietalkies worked , the cops were cooperative, and the weather turned warm. Some marchers wound up on the library lawn with blistered feet, but nobody rained on Bill Mooney' s parade.

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October 17: everyone is a hero. Bitsko's punts drop deep in Abilene Christian territory. Will's tackles make fumbles. Rudolph wedges for one score and passes to Spear for another. But Abilene's backs all run I00 in less than I0, and each time they scamper and smash to tie the game. So Rudolph flares to McElligott, who runs 34 yards remembering his last three games, and that's the winning touchdown afte r Bukky breaks Abilene's last threat. Except for the Texans, everyone's happy; and Chuck goes around grinning for three days.

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The Serendipity Singers performed October 2 at the Fieldhouse. The program featured such songs as their wellknown "Crooked Little Man" and "Frankie and Johnny."

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The Players' first production in the Little Theatre, "The Time of Your Life, " played to surprisingly small houses. The work explores the effects of contemporary reality on the ordinary people of the world. The play is a comedy, but it moves always under the shadows of war.

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The John F. Kennedy Memorial Un ion was a fulcrum for controversy all year. Some people compared its appearance to that of a terraced cracker box, and found the Union wanting. Others were more concerned about the arresting statue of the late President. But with so many people using the Union, there was more controversy inside than out. One of the small, quiet meetings of Dialogues, a small, quiet group, mushroomed into a three-hour open debate and impromptu sing-along.

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When people weren't arguing, they were watching television o r listening to music or shooting pool or going to one of the dozen s of dances. Even the Brothers dropped in.

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There were folk dances and sing-along Masses, and bowling tournaments. Mostly, there were opportunities to meet other folks. The Union became what it was intended to become: the hub of university activity.

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1965 A.D. March 13-Egypt's falcon met Rome's eagle. Cleopatra came to UD, and Roman Legions bowed, fountains sang, and togaed Romans feasted at a banquet the likes of which U D had never seen. A golden eagle spread its wings over the Royalty, and the ballroom was transformed into a red-carpeted throne room, with pillars, statues, banners, and peacock feathers. A cortege of 35 Egyptian and Roman Royalty welcomed the Queen of the Nile, borne by six strong litter bearers, and 300 guests thrilled to the dancing of the Dayton Civic Ballet, Central State College Dancers, magicians, jugglers, and wrestlers, reminiscent of old Rome. Servants bore trays of Shish-ka-bob, chicken, cheeses, olives and breads. Tables were laden with succulent fruits, and fountains gurgled champagne punch. This was the culminating effort of the year for the Union Activities Organization-an evening the whole campus will not soon forget.

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LETTERMEN IN CONCERT

Three of the entertainment world 's most vital performers appeared December 4 at the Field house. The trio, Jim, Tony, and Bob, followed the Young Folks' brief appearance. An amazing mood was created as the singers poured forth renditions of "Come Back Silly Girl," "When I Fall in Love ," a medley from " West Side Story, " "Love Is a Many-Splendored Th ing," and others.

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Encore after encore was requested and the group left to a standing ovation only when they could sing no more.

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MOCK ELECTION

Almost twenty-f ive hundred faculty members and stude nt s ca st a 3 to I vote in favor of President Johnson over Sen ator Goldwater in a mock election.

Featured in the three day program were a debate between Roland Wag ner for the Democrats and Michael Ludvig for the Republicans.

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The Young Republicans sponsored a rally; "Thâ&#x201A;Ź Last Hurrah" was shown; and Phi Alpha Theta traced the development of the parties in "Election '64."

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The story of an actor who tried to preserve his ca reer in alcohol, and what happened to him as he began to dry out.

THE COUNTRY GIRL

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Internationally prominent folk singer, " the Twentieth Cen tury Troubadour, " in a program of " now tender, now hilarious, always enthralling ,

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IN MEMORIAM On November 22, the first anniversary of President Kennedy's death, a Memorial Mass was celebrated in the Little Theater of the Kennedy Union. Sponsored by the Senior class and the Latin American Club, the Solemn High Mass was the first on campus to be said in English. Father Roesch and Father Barrett, UD president and vice president, were the celebrants.

DEBATE ON RIGHTISM The debate between Father Kelley and Mr. L. Brent Bozell was in essence a debate of liberal and conservative, a discussion that put responsible conservatism in a new light, in a place of reverence on the mantle of American political philosophy. It stirred earnest political and social discussion among students and thus must be considered a highlight of the academic year. Both participants presented their thesis very articulately and emphatically, making the program exciting for all present. The discussion was based on the assertions stated by Father Kelley in his pamphlet, "The Roots of Rightism."

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HON. SIVERT A. NIELSON

The second program of the Un iversity Art Series featured the internationally famous statesman, Hi s Excellency Sivert A. Nielsen. Ambassador Nielsen is a permanent representative of Norway to the United Nations. His informative topic for the UD students was "The U.N. at the Crossroads." Nielsen has twice held the position of president of the Security Council, Director of NATO International Staff, and Under Secretary of the Defense for the Norwegian Ministry.

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SENIOR ASSEMBLY Highlighting Senior Week was a rally for the graduating lettermen. The lone basketball player received a knitting award from Ma ster of Ceremonies Joe Dete. Coach Ankney introduced his gridders and each gave his feelings concerning his last college game . A speech by Father Wagner and the discovery of several "inside the locker-room jokes" added interest to the program.

The Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra, under the direct~on of Dr. Paul Katz, made its fourth annual appearance at UD on November 18, as one of the highlights of the Art Series. The seventy-five piece orchestra presented one of the most stirring concerts ever -p-fesent~ on campus. Selections ranged from Beethoven's 4th Movement, 7th Symphony, to Richard Rodgers' Broadway hit, " Caro usel."

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EMLYN WILLIAMS The works of Charles Dickens were personified by the noted ac.tor and playwright, Emlyn Williams, guest speaker at the University Arts Series on November 4. Costumed as Dickens, Williams presented excerpts from "A Tale of Two Cities" and "David Copperfield" among other selections in a celebrated performance which he has presented in England as well as America.

Two members of the faculty at Wittenberg University, Aaron and Mary Lou Krosnick, performed at UD in January at another of the Cameo Concerts. The award-winning piano-violin duo brought new appreciation and added to the cultural treasures of the student body. As a pianist, Mrs. Krosnick has been winning awards for her artistry since the age of 14, and has concerted across the nation . A violinist, Mr. Krosnick has had considerable experience in solo work, recitals, and orchestra concerts. He is concert master for the Springfield Symphony Orchestra.

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DAYTON CIVIC BALLET A return engagement to the University brought the Dayton Civic Ballet, which has gained a wide reputation for their artistic interpretation of a dance form that most students seldom have the opportunity to enjoy. Divided into three parts, the troupe presented Tchaikovsky's " The Nutcracker, " Act . II, as their first number. First organized in 1937, the Dayton Civic Ballet is now the second oldest regional ballet company in路 the United States.

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MILITARY BALL

The first formal dance to be held in the Kennedy Union was the 6th annua l Military Ball, sponsored by the cadet brigade, on November 13, in the Presidential Ballroom . During the evening it wa s announced that Maddy Currie was elected as honorary cadet colo"nel of the brigade . The Jimmy May Orchestra provided music for the dance. Major General Sparrow from Fort Hayes in Columbus, Ohio, was the honored guest.

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Scabbard and Blade Queen Sherry Hamilton and Scabbard and Blade officer John Michitsch.

Other royoilty, Kay Kelly and escort Bill Zeck.

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VARIETY SHOW

The 10th Annual Red and Blue Variety Show, sponsored by the UD Bands, and featuring a special 17 member stage band, enjoyed a three night performance run on January 21, 23, and 24. This year's program offered student entertainment by several veterans of the Red and Blue and quite a few newcomers, all under the guidance of Music Department Cha irman Maurice Reichard. The students based their song and dance presentation on the Broadway musicals " Bye Bye Bird ie," "Bells Are Ringing ," "Sound of Music," "Porgy and Bess," " The Music Man," and "The Desert Song."

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The gals showed the guys how corsages which took weeks to dinners, drinks, the elaborate and the constant service-a top

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A favorite half time interlude for the football games was the prec1s1on dancirfg of the famous and sometimes infamous marching coeds. Here they perform with the band under the direction of their captain, Joanne Woodman , while the band pla ys the National Anthem and the stands get into the true spirit of the footba II season.

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i'n perfect prec1s1on the marching coeds go through their routine to the delight of the many spectators at a football game. Their performances were not as good as the flyerettes, but they do try and we cannot all be good .. .

A moment of peace and quiet for a busy student is not always easy to find. Here in the main chapel a student finds the time to do a bit of introspection and finding of himself with the calm light of the stained glass window.

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Jane Kratovil reigned as queen at the 1965 iunior prom, January 22, at Wamplers Back Door. Formal attire added a special air of elegance to the dance, wh ich was entitled "Champagne Ball." Runners up for .prom queen who reigned with Jane were Ricki Broderick, Mary Jean Farley, and Nancy Stipher.

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LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE

Complete with forest rangers, young ladies, and a couple of forlorn Indians, "Little Mary Sunshine" bounced across the stage to the inevitable happy conclusion, wherein Little Mary is saved from the villain by her favorite baritone.

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One Friday in February an angel, a devil, a caveman, several gypsies, beatniks, babies with bottles, an organ grinder, and scores of animals entered the Presidential Ballroom. Therein they danced, laughed and consumed beer and puncn. This was the beginning of Mardi Gras.

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THE BED RACE

A tremendous crowd showed up on a sunny Saturday afternoon for the bed race. The beds for the race were built and decorated by various on and offcampus organizations. Phi Kappa Mu won a prize for their "Jolly Green Giant," judged the best decorated bed in the parade . With the pilots dre;sed in nighties, and the pushers in pirate costumes, the race began. Accidents were numerous, and the course became littered with fragments from the beds. The sophomore class bed rallied to win the final heat. Delta Tau Nu was second, Phi Kappa Mu came in third, and Phi Beta Alpha ran fourth. 212

CASINO NIGHT

The money was printed on a m1meo machine, the house employees were engineers, and the girls were Flyerettes. But the excitement was there, the thrills were genuine, and more than one ill-starred gambler was seen to wander brokenly into the night, away from the clatter of dice and slip of cards, the shouts of big winners and the cries of "No more bets, ladies and gents, no more bets."

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The Kingston Trio, three singers of folk songs, and a manager in charge of money, appeared at the fieldhouse and later in the evening, fraternized with students. Nic-k, Bob, and John sang such favC?rites as "Scotch and Soda" and "Tom Dooley." Their concert wa路s the culminating activity of the pre-Lenten Mardi Gras.

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TOP TWENTY

Dick Wagner, Tom O'Bryan, John Giunta , Marcia Russo, Janet Weiss, Nancy O'Razio, Paul Woodie , Pam Hecht, Lucia Gattone, Kathy Sims, Bob Becherer, Bob Fingerhut, Dennis Collins, Tom Milinac, Sue Sh ipley, Chris Hague, Joe Graves, Dick, W ilson, Gary Shepherd

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WHO'S WHO '65 Just as the Associated Press selects its top basketball team5 and Hollywood names its outstanding stars , the Un iversity of Dayton also picks "the cream of its crop." Those students who distinguish themselves each year through their efforts in extracurricular and academic activities are named to the Top Twenty students. The "cream" students use as their ingredients such activities as Student Council, Flyer News, Union Program Board, Players, Council of Engineers, social clubs, Daytonian, history society, and football team. Another first! This year we not only won our first NCAA tournament game, entered the new J.F.K. Union , and went to a Roman Banquet, but we also entered our first students into Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities. There were 32 students from UD given this honor.

These pupils were selected by a student-faculty committee. The award was given on the basis of academic achievement, participation in school affairs, and future prospects for success. Who 's Who at UD are: (Arts and Science) Stanley Chmiel iewski, Patricia Hornkohl, Carol Lohman, Robert Mohr, Marilyn Mu sterman, Thomas O'Bryan , Nancy Orazio, Betty Jo Sacksteader, Gary Shepherd, Arthur Soinski, . Helen Swihart, Roland Wagner, Paul Woodie , Robert Wilczek, (Business) Dennis Collins, Thomas Mlinac, Gerald Monnin, Gary Savarese , Lawrence Schindel , Cheryl Waber, James Wilmeth , William Zeck, (Engineering) Richard Abdoo, James Doyle, Ronald Fortman, John Giunta, Thomas Gracon, (Education) Charlotte Ashburn , Ruth Bohne , Peter Jablonski, Phil ip Vishnesky, Janet Weiss.

TEN BEST DRESSED Glossiest wardrobe of the year was a路djudged to belong to Sheila Callahan. Neckline-to-neckline behind her were Jul ie Christine, Dottie Bednarz, Betty Bax, Marjie Blake, Mariel Fitzharris, Jerri Meyer, Colleen Brennan , Patti Drehs, and Bobbi Hopp.

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SENIOR FAREWELL

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The 243 stood in a line, waiting. If you listened close , you could hear each of them muttering to himself: "I'm going to get up there, and grab that diploma , and . . . " Nobody smiled except Fr. Roesch. The smile路s came, five minutes or half an hour later, when they realized they had actually made it.

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It takes fo11r )'ears, 111or or less, lo get a diploma. Fo11r ) er1rs, five thomt111d dollars, twe11tJ' or thirty po111uls o/ benzedrine and No-Doz; and if yo1t 1 re /11cky, J011'll get an 11/cer lo brag abo11!. Fo11r years, and yo11 don't really begin to le.1rn 11111ch till )'011r last year, and by then yo11 crtn hardlJ wait to get 0111. / mt wait a year, and yo11' ii half wish yo11 l/)f!/'e brtck in.

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Manuel Amendo

Carmine J. Anastasio

Cecilia Armelin

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James Baccus

Mary Ann Ba recki

John Bart

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Joseph L. Bartok

Thelma Baker

Patricia Ansley

Denn is Bay

Gerald B.ecker, S.M.

Ronald Belt

Dav id S. Bayard

Jeanne Benet

James F. Bearns

Mary Lou Benjock

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Karen Brick

Charles M. Brown

Howard Browne

David E. Brown

Frank Brown

Jack Burke

Daniel J. Brysh

William J . Brogan

Mary Louise Brown

Midge Burkhart

Thomas H. Bushman

John Busher

John F. Byno

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Penny Brighi

William Cadwallender

Cynthia Calabrea

Louis Candito

Philip C. Carling Jr.

Michael Capald i

William S. Cash

Caroline A. Cavanagh

John A. Cervay

Ronald A. Chiacone

John Conlon , S.M .

Mark Cioffredi

Paul J . Ciborowski , S.M.

Thomas Conway, S.M .

Stanley R. Chmielewski

Ruth Coonen

Margaret A. Corbett

Thomas G . Cotter

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Kathleen M. Courtney

George M. Crynick

Madeleine Curry

Robert 0. Dausman

Joyce L. Danteisen

Carole Ann Day

Robert J . Deger

Herbert L. Dershem

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Joseph Dete

Nancy A. Craighead

Ronald DeBrosse, S.M.

Hugh Dermody

Stephen J . Doelker

Joseph F. Doll

Peter Donahue

Dina M. Donnellan

Joseph V. D' Orso

Anne Dowd

John Dowd, S.M.

Mary Beth Doyle

Denn is P. Downs

Kathleen Essig

Carolyn Fader

Nicholas R. D'Orsi

Andrew Evwaraye

Earl Eifert

Robert Fachet, S.M .

Mary Diane Falke

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James S. Farinholt, S. M.

Edwin Freeman

Michael Farrell

Diane Faulkner

Mary Filipowicz

Robert P. Fingerhut

Robert Finnegan , S.M.

Nancy Fitzgerald

Eugene Frick, S. M.

Vincent Gallo

Luis A . Garcia

Thomas F. Giardino, S.M .

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David Franklin, S.M.

Charles W . Gantner

Joseph Gergerich, S.M.

Lou is Giosia

Gerald Glassmeyer, S.M.

Roy J. Gricar

Donald E. Grigsby

Paul Christian路 Hague

Timothy C. Harshman

John E. Hayes

Nadene Hickenbotham

William Haas

Bruce W. Gronemann

Donald Hagen

Willa Griffin

Sr. M. Ann Kathleen Haines, S.F.P.

Sheila Hall

Thomas N. Heintz

Donald L. Hill

David Hines

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John Hinkle

James W. Hoefler

Robert Hollis, S.M .

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Gary J. Jones

Paul Hunter

James W. Kaiser

Joseph G . Kanfaush

Mary Colleen Keating

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Robert Ivory, S.M.

George J . Kanuck

Jacqueline A. Kehoe

Ted Kelley

Robert Kennedy

Mark T. Kenny

Paul Klems, S.M.

Larry W. Kincer

Lawrence R. Klur

Ralph D. Kordel

Gregory P. 'Kraus

James Laughlin

Dieter Krewedl

Charles Lehecka, S.M .

Mary Adele Knuth

Robert M. Kraft

Patricia Kramer

Konrad H. Kuczak

Edward Doug las Lampton

Lawrence J. Lennon

Marcia Lenzi

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Carol Lohman

Andrew J. Lukcso

Peter Luongo

William Mack

Eliiabeth Maloney

Gilbert E. Mannino

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Joseph Man10, S.M.

Fred"erick Littmann

Frank Maher

Ann Mangas

Donald Mardis

Robert Marlin

David Marlin

Mary McAllister

Remo Masiello

Henry McArdle

Stephen Mcconnel

James E. McWilliams

John Frank Michitsch

Frank J . Mattia

John P. McCann

George Mcintyre

Barry Mendelson

Peter J. McNulty

Marijayne Merriman

Judith A. Mescher

Dennis J. Mihm

John W . Miller

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Thomas G . Minogue

John R ~ Mizesko

Robert T. Mohr

Leonard J . Monteleone, S.M.

Paul J . Morman

Edward Murray

Charles Muscato

Marilyn Musterman

Mary Nastasi

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June R. Moss

Bonnie Musselman

Linda Nadrah

Anthony M. Neto

Gary A. Novak

Roger Obermeyer

Lawrence E. O'Brien

Edmund Chibuzo Okadigbo

Nancy A. Oraxio

Frederick E. Page, Jr .

James M. O ' Brien

John O 'Connor

John O'Bryan

Ruth Anne Oliver

Robert O ' Sullivan

Jennifer Ann Olt

Sharon O'Malley

Nicholas S. Pancol

Sister Mary Lucille Papan M.S.C .

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Dave P. Parker

Gary A. Patten

James Pfander, S.M.

Jiacomo Pinto

Neil Pistana, S.M.

Mrs. Paul Polishuk

Annette M. Poliquin

Larraine Purcell

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Sister Grace Miriam Pleiman, S.F.P.

Frederic J. Rachford

Russ Rajani

Joseph G . Rauch

Ronald Reboulet.

Patrick Reece

Fernando H . Rebollar

Sister Joan Micheal Reed , S.F.P.

Dav id Reeves, S.M.

Enrique Romaguera

Marjorie Ryan

Larry Russo

Fred Rech, S.M .

Robert Reedy

Paul Richert, S.M.

Joel A. Riley

Marcia Russo

Ray Russomanno

Ben Sabato

Betty Jo Sacksteder

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Frank I. SanFilippo

Mary Alexine Saksa

Joyce Schneb le

Robert G. Schult, S.M .

Albert E. R. Schneider

Frederick Silbereis, S.M.

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Lucy Seiver

Sally M. Sheridan

Mary Ann Schick

Thomas Schroer, S.M.

Kristen Schorr

Dona Schwaebel

Gary G . Shepard

George Schaefer

Joseph R. Sens

.Anthony M. Sibilia

Arthur Soinski

George J . St. Angelo

Kenneth Stander

Barbara Stein

Robert Steuber

Patricia D. Stewart

Wolfgang Strobl

Barbara Sullivan

Carol Sundberg

Marilyn Surdyk

Daniel P. Tarlowski

Kathleen A. Taylor

R. Timothy Stein, S.M .

Jan Steinbaugh

Audra Evelyn Stekli

Raymond Strauss, S.M .

Sara C. Sullivan

Mary Susa

Mary Elizabeth Sweeney

Susan Terry

Thomas Gleen Thornton

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Irene E. Wank

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Mary P. Wakelin

Timothy P. Weltin

Dan iel J . Torzewski

Lynda Lou Toth

Paul A. VanMarter

Rose Marie Unser

John VanKeuren

John Vascsinec

Sue Venhoff

Joseph James Vetrick Jr.

Robert M. Wallace

Kath leen Wambaldt

Pamela Wenskus

Donald West , S.M.

Norbert A. Wethington

Terrence E. Whalen

Wanda June White

James Wienges

Marcia L. Wilkins

James Wisecaver, S.M.

Linda Young

George Paul Whelan

Joan Wilson

Cathleen Wisely

Robert Joseph Wilczek

Phill ip Wiethorn

Edmund A. Wong , S.M.

Lorraine Yu

Richard E. Wilson

William Windisch, S.M.

Paul R. Woodie

Stanley Zubek, S.M.

Joseph Zusman

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Thomas A . Baehl

Marion Gene Barga

Vincent Bednorz

Richard Bello

W . Roger Borchers

Frank E. Bray

Barbara Brinkman

John B. Augustin

Anibal L. Arsvaga , Jr.

George Francis Batten

Pamela Boyles

John A. Brogan

Carl Bonidie

Chuck Bronzi

247

Thomas P. Brown

Sheila Callahan

Jan P. Camera

Peter J . Cassidy

Yvonne Cocino

Anthony J . Coreno

248

Tim Carroll

James F. Chester

Dennis G. Col li ns

John Coyle

Ken Burr

Gerald Chevalier

Joseph Stephen Conte

Tom Cutlip

Vicki Dal ler

David M. Davis

Mario E. DeAnna

Martin J . Dense

Thomas A. DiBella

Gerald R. Dempsey

Neil J . Diller

Daniel P. Donohue

David W. Droesch

Craig M. Eckstein

Celilia A. Dunham

Thomas J. Dunn

Robert M. Ellis

Robert J. Driscoll

Robert Earp

David J . Erdod i

249

Hugh B. Feeney

Ed Fielek

Patricia Froehly

Jack Fiore

Michael E. Gagel

Don Gardill

Charles W . Gates

Gerald Gerhard

250

Don W . Fleischauer

Fabio Garcia

William Gartland

Vincent A. Ferrug ia

Pam G iltinan

Paul Gohring

David E. Grayson

James Grasso

Len Haas

William D. Harber, Jr.

John M. Haemmerle

John Hartmann

Eric Michael Heins

Michael Hopkins

Phyllis M. Hirn

Franklin R. Hertvik

Daniel J. Hoynes

William F. Grubb

Jerome Hudock

Anthony J. lemma

Maureen Jones

251

Peter Kaufmann

Thomas C. Kawalec

Dan S. Kenney

Daniel J. Kerber

Joseph A. Kleinhenz

Barbara Koehl

Ronald Kiefer

Daniel J. Kirsch

Diane Kosewic

Charles M. Kramer

Will ia m J . LaBaugh

John V. LaCarle

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Vernon R. Lowe II

Robert Magno

John A. Marino

Clifford McCann

Joseph J. Medved

·Harry Meredith

Raymond Loftus

Raymond P. Liverzani

David J. Marconi

William M. McCarten

Margaret McGuire

Ralph Meiser

Eliza beth M etzdorf

John W. Michalski

253

Mary Jo Miller

Gera ld W . Monnin

James A. Muhlenkamp

Joseph C. Murray

Anthony M. Pascale

Steve T. Obuchow.ski

Victor Pasucci

Gerald M. Periolat

254

Lawrence A. Passarella

Haro ld Poe

Tom Mlinac

Je rry R. Pequignot

John B. Poppa

James Prybylski

Vinc ent R. Puccio

Donald L. Raiff

Alfred Puglia

Lawrence D. Re inhard

H. William Reis ing

Renlf Renjel

Carl T. Ren neke r

John K. Riley

Nicholas T. Robilotto

Michael Saelens

Ge o rge M. Sa lmini

Je rome Scheper

William Denn is Scott

Gary Savarese

Frank Scerbo

Allan E. Sebenik

James Rot hbauer

Capt. George Schrader

Barbara Shearer

255

Marlene Sinkewich

Norman P. Smith

John L. Sullivan

Mary Ann Taylor

Danny R. Wagner

Richard Suetterlin

George Swander

Judith A. Trivett

Stephen Vincze

Jeffrey A. Wade

Timothy J. Stueve

Nobuyuki Suzuki

Lana E. Thorpe

Phyllis Vickers

256

Kenneth E. Steinke

Roger A . Ver:nier

Cheryl Waber

Phillip M. Wagner

William Wagner

John M. Walsh

Michael D. Walter

William E. Watson

Michael P. Whalen

Erwin A. Will , Jr.

James A. Willke

Richard W. Winkler

Robert J. Wolf

Robert A. Waltz

John W. Wheeler

James L. Wilmeth, Ill

George Wojtusiak

Richard R. Young

George C. Wiedemer

Mic hael A. Wolf

William J . Zeck

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Father Ad Abi-Karam

Ramona M. Acord

Richard L. Almanrode

Mary Kay Anstaett

Donna Bales

James Carmen Artino

Carlotta Ashburn

Evelyn Bany

Linda Bates

Margaret Marie Beck

Gerald Bergeron, S.M.

Lynn Beutel

Marilyn Bezona

George R. Bicker!

Janet G . Boehmer

Betty Boeke

Ruth Bohne

Carolyn Bohnert

Carol Bolan

Carolyn F. Bolton

Ann Baker

Grytha Behlau

259

Sister Charle! Marie Bourgeois, C.PP .S.

Claire M. Bonanno

Sist er Mary Barbara Louise Brinkman, C .PP.S.

William P. Cahill

Mary Cleary

Rose Colopy

260

Cecil Bowes

Carol S. Brown

John T. Caldarella

Patri cia Buening

Michele Caulfield

Sister Mary Sharon Clouse, C .PP.S.

Barbara J. Clemens

Thomas F. Conley

Mary Brenner

Ca rol Couc hl in

Su san A. Bre ttholle

Vincent A. Cafaro

Andrea J. Cerar

Sally Jean Collins

Gary R. Cramton , S.M .

Lawrence Daly

John P. Da po Ii to

Joseph A . Dellanoce

Gilbert Lee Diedrick

Patricia Drehs

Brad Driesen

Jean Ann Edwards

Jeanette Kay Feldhake

Leslie Ehrenberger

Ken Davenport

Thomas C . Dryfuse

Lucia OiPiazza

Barbara D. Doolan

Carol Ann Dull

Jerry Dunnigan

Dick Evanko

Mary Kay Fahrendorl

Anne L. Felt

Greta J . Fiessinger

Sharon Fitzgerald

261

Lyda Forney

Mary Eleanor Gietl

Sigmund Guziak

William G. Harris

262

Sister Mary Jane Galgoci

Barbara Franzonello

James L. Furlong

Neil E. Gallagher

Frederick E. Gallo

Roger Garlitz

Joan M. Grimes

Rosalind Groeber

Karen Gross

Sister Mary Richardine Hageman , C.PP .S.

Theresa Hageman

Richard Kenneth Hackett

Janet E. Hartke

Donna R. Hartzell

James Gallagher

Mary E. George

Sherry L. Hamilton

Sisler Mary Guadalupe Hernandez, C . PP .S.

Judith Heueisen

Lois Honerlaw

Pete Jablonski

Kathleen Johnson

C. Kathleen Keyes

Richard J. Knecht

William R. Kronik

Mary Carolyn Krumm

William P. LeJeune

Georgeane M. Lekan

Barbara Hyde

Phil ip A. Indovina

Maxine Johnson

Patricia A. Keller.

Gera Id Koverman

Sister Gladys Marie Lafontaine: C.PP.S.

Joseph William Limonocelli

Nancy Lally

Donna Lindsey

Sandra Phylis teach

Judith Litmel

263

Anthony Lodovico

Jeanne Mack

Letitia Lojewski

John Lushinks

Douglas MacPherson

Sister Mary Ann Regis Manss, C.PP.S.

Sisler Mary Rose Marlin, C.PP.S .

Thomas Mattey

David Mays

Sally Matousek

Michael T. McCormick

Sandy Metzdorf

264

Patricia McCrale

Waller A . M1kols

Rosemarie Lutz

Maria Mana

Andrea McDonald

Ann Metz

Dawn Miller

Elaine Miller

Angel Milner

Rev. Paul Ngetha

Shirley A. Osswald

Sister Mary Lorraine Molchanow, C.PP.S.

Paul Nomi, S. M.

Claude Paumier

Thomas A. Pennock

Bill Rall

Jane E. Raiff

Howard J . Revans

Sister Alfred Marie Molony, C .PP .S.

Bonnie Rhue

Patrick Riordan

Timothy J. Nealon

Diane Neylon

Robert P. Novak

Linda Olding

Donald M. Polomsky

Betty Puterbaugh

Suzanne H. Rapier

Sandra Reeder

Michael Roccia

265

Mary Elizabeth Ross

Judith Scheidler

Judith A. Rueth

Donna Scherzinger

Carole Schmiesing

Sr. M. R. Sediva, M.S.C .

Kathleen Sims

266

John Sestina

Carol Smith

Sr . M. A. Schiml , C .PP.S.

Barbara Schonberg

Walter J . Rydd , S.M.

Constance Santariello

Mary A. Schlotter

Donna Schreider

Paul Sestina

Susan Shipley

Janke Sm ith

Frank Sodnicar

Robert Schwab

Bonnie Shuman

David Spears

Ruth Stang

Kay Tallmadge

Julie Staub

Terrence Thomas

Ralph W . Stelzer

Bonnie Steputis

Lester .Todd

James Thompson

Sr. M. C. Trimbach , C.PP.S.

Virginia Valley

Dennis Verhoff

Charles Wagner

Eileen Walter

Gladys Watrob

Nancy Wearsch

Barbara Weithaus

Lois Ann Wendling

Brenda Young

Phyllis A. Zielinski

Doug Zimpler

Gayle Wood

Jean Woracek

Reta Wagner

267

Richard A. Abdoo

Herschel J . Anservitx

Ger a Id Boner

C. Laurence Camp

Lewis Sidney Clark

David F. Abell

David C . Bodem

Robert Belchem

Robert Briscoe

James H. Alt

Charles Brooks

Marvin Brunswick

Donald Clarke

Thomas F. Cornwell

Vincent M. Corrado

269

Alan A. Csontos

Dennis DeBrosse

George W. Deitmaring

Eugene Domis

Denis B. Driscoll

James Elliot

270

Juan De Rou x

James T. Doyle

Robert Drerup, Jr .

Kenneth F. Dusyn

Dav id R. Dryden

John Joseph Farruggio

Edwa rd J . C usati

Jul ian B. Fasa no

Jerome Finneran

James Fischer

Rona Id Fortman

Kenneth E. Fischer, Jr.

August S. Franzone

Thomas Gehrlich

Joseph Gliebe

Bernard D. Fitzgerald, Jr.

Thomas A . Gase

William A . Gels

James E. Goldschmidt

Roberto F. Gonzalez

John A. Giunta

David R. Graham

Peter M. Guzanick

271

Thomas L. Henighan

Vincent Charles Ilardi

Donald Kavalunas

Robert Alden lauer

Robert Krebs

David A. Hunt

Lynn Jones

Robert Ireton

Richard Lawler

David Lewis

Joseph A. Lazar, Jr.

Thomas F. List

272

Robert J . Hoss

Ralph J . Malozzi

Robert G. McGlinsky

Lee McMillan

Albert J. Mizenko

Daniel P. Palenchar

Jerry Medley

Mauricio

Bruce E. Menkel

Herbert F. Mildrum

Nieto~Reyes

Robert L. Perez

Bernard H. Petrak

Patrick Powers

Gerald J. Petrak

William E. Pyne

Robert Rezy

Earl Dean Riley

Guillermo Rivas

273

Harold Robinett

Edward Romey

William P. Roos

William E. Ross

Thomas Schaefer

John Ruddy

Peter James Schappa

Eugene Schildknecht

274

Edward Schlaner

Alfred E. Scott, Jr .

William J. Schopps

Lawren ce Seigel

Ronald A. Ruotolo

Paul J . Sendelbach

Bernard Shramko

Joseph Sm inchak

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G. Smith

Robert H. Sullivan

Russell Steiner

Jacob Robert Surovy

Sheryl E. Williams

Gerard Terranova

James C. Vesely

Josel'h Vaccariello

Edwara Stephen Vitunic

John Robert Stolfi

Roger F. Weiss

Robert Welzbacher

Ronald Paul Winters

August W . Werchowski

Anthony Ziehfer

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' Marv in Allen Brooke

Frank M. Hyde

Stephen P. Common

Charles R. Le.Fever

Grant Friday

Brian Hausfeld

Michael T. Mills

Freeman V. Mccartt

Joseph Strella

James Doyle

James W . Tatal ick

Paul Thomas

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SENIOR GLOSSARY ABDOO, RICHARD A.

BAEHL, THOMAS A.

Port Huron, Mich.; Union Board , Tau Beta Pi-President, IEEE, Business Manager of U D Engineer, Sigma Tau Sigma , Servers Club, Wolverine Club, Floor Advisor, lntramurals, Who's Who '64

Springfield, Ohio; Accounting lntramurals

ABELL, DAVID F. Paragould, Ark.; IEEE, Choir, CCU

ABRAHAM, NORMAN J. Cleveland , Ohio; Floor Advisor

ACORD, DAVIDE. Miamisburg, Ohio; Writers Club, Vets Club

ACORD, RAMONA M. Dayton, Ohio

ALMANRODE, RICHARD L. Dayton , Ohio

ALT, JAMES H. Tiffin, Ohio; Cleveland Club, lntramurals, IEEE

AMENDO, MANUEL Newark, N.J.

ANASTASIO, CARMINE J.

Cleve land, Ohio

BERRY, KATHRYN E.

BAKER, ANN Dayton , Ohio; SEA, Dayton Club

Dayton, Ohio; Alpha Epsilon Beta Beta Beta, Rifle Club

Delta,

BAKER, THELMA

BERRY, NANCY C.

Hillsboro, W.Va.; Nu Epsilon Delta

Da yton, Ohio ; Beta Beta Beta , Rifle Club, Sodality, Sigma Tau Sigma

BALES, DONNA B. Dayton, Ohio

BERTONI, ALB.ERT FRANK, S.M.

BANKS, DAVID 0.

Wyckoff, N.J .

Fostoria, Ohio; Flyer News, Young Democrats-President, Student Council Political Affairs Committee

Columbus, Ind.; CCU, Hoosier Club, Beta Beta Beta

BANY, EVELYN

BEUTEL, LYNNE

Dayton, Ohio ; SEA, Secretarial Club

Dayton, Ohio; Math Club, SEA

BETTICE, JOHN

BARECKI, MARY ANN

BEUMER, RONALD J.

Kettering, Ohio; Math Club

BARGA, MARION GENE

Dayton, Ohio; Beta Beta Beta, Union Committee

Dayton, Ohio; Accounting Club

BEZONA, MARILYN

BARRETT, JANICE

Medway, Ohio; SEA

Osawatomie , Kan.; Beta Beta Beta

BICKERT, GEORGE R.

BART, JOHN

Dayton , Ohio; Marching Band , Concert Band , Choir, Glee Club

Dayton , Ohio

Port Chester, N.Y.; Phi Alpha Theta , Psi Chi, Co-editor of the Psi Chi Quarterly, lntramurals

BARTOK, JOSEPH L.

ANSERVITZ, HERSCHEL J.

Cincinnati, Ohio; Marching Senior Club, Student C,ouncil

Harrisburg, Pa.; ASME, NSPE, Intramurals

BERGERON, GERALD, S.M. Club,

BLAIR, NANCY J.

Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club

BATES, LINDA Coeds,

BATTEN, GEORGE FRANCIS

Columbus, Ohio; Players Club, Bluegrass Clul::r-Historian, Central Ohio Club, Flyer News, Daytonian, Young Democrats

BODEM, DAVID C. Dayton, Ohio; ASME-President

Cleveland, Ohio; Cleveland Club, Cultural Committee

Brigantine, N.J.; Pershing Rifles, Phi Beta Alpha-Pledgemaster, Knick Club -Vice President and President

ANSLEY, PATRICIA

BAY, DENNIS

Dayton, Ohio ; SEA, Dayton Club, Orientation Committee , Turnabout Committee

Fairborn, Ohio; Sodality, Flyer News, Mariology Club

Chicago, Ill.; Illini Club, lntramurals

BOEKE, BETTY

BAYARD, DAVID S.

Dayton, Ohio

ANSTAETT, MARY KAY Dayton , Ohio; SEA

Norfolk, Va .; Pershing Rifles, UD Hockey Team

BOEKE, ROBERT M.

ARKO, ANTHONY A.

BEARNS, JAMES FRANCIS

ANSERVITZ, JUDY

Kirtland, Ohio; Knick Club, Pershing Rifles

ARMELIN, CECILIA Chevy Chase, Md.; Home Ee Club

ARSUAGA. ANIBAL L. San Juan, Puerto Rico; Latin American Clul::r-T reasurer, International Club, Marketing Club, lntramurals

ARTINO, JAMES CARMEN Cleveland, Ohio; Cleveland Club, lntramurals, Pep Committee

Rockville Centre, N.Y.; lntramurals

BECKER, GERALD, S.M. Hamilton , Ohio

BEHLAU, GRYTHA E. New Lebanon , Ohio; SEA, Marching Band

BELCHEM, ROBERT G. Uniondale, N. Y.; lntramurals, NSPE, ASME

BELLO, RICHARD

BOEHMER, JANET G.

Burkettsville, Ohio; Flyer News Photographer, Choir, Math Club, American Institute of Physics-Vice President

BOHNE, RUTH Niles, Ohio; Hospitality Committee, Secretarial Club, Daytonian, Who's Who '64

BOHNERT, CAROLYN Charleston, W. Va.; SEA, Flyer News, Mountaineer Club

BOLAN, CAROL Dayton, Ohio ; Dayton Club, Psi Chi

BOLTON, CAROLYN F.

ASHBURN, CARLOTTA

Royal Oak, Mich.

Dayton, Ohio; Dayton Club, SEA

Dayton , Ohio ; SEA, Secretarial Club, Retail Club, Psi Chi, International Club, Cultural Committee, Who's Who '64

BELT, RONALD

BONANNO, CLAIRE M.

Springfield, Ohio; Physics Club, Servers Club, Pi Mu Epsilon, lntramurals

AUGUSTIN, JOHN B.

BENE, JEANNE MARIE

Portsmouth, Ohio; Marketing Club, lntramurals

Cleveland , Ohio; Players

BACCUS, JAMES

Ambridge, Pa.; Flyer News, Keystone Club, Hospitality Committee

Dayton, Ohio; Math Club

278

BENJOCK, MARY LOU

Dayton, Ohio

BONER, GERALD L. Springfield, Ohio

BONDER, KENNETH M. Elmwood Park, Ill. ; Illini Clul::r-Treasurer; Homecoming Dance-Chairman, Daytonian, Foreign Relations Club, Stu-

SENIOR GLOSSARY dent Council Public Re lations Comm ittee

BONIDIE, CARL Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Keystone Club, Daytonian

BORCHERS, W. ROGER Fort Loramie, Ohio; Alpha Kappa Psi, lntramura ls

BOUCHER, JOHN G. Fitchburg, Mass.; Psi C hi, lntramurals, French Club

BOURGEOIS, SR. CHARLET MARIE, C.PP.C. Dayton, Ohio

BOWES, CECIL Cincinnati, Ohio; SEA

BRAY, FRANK E. Morton, Pa .; University Art Series, Keystone Club, Ph i Beta Alpha

BRENNER, MARY Dayton, Oh io; Senior Farewell Committee, Flyerettes-Secretary, Omega, Dayton Club

BRETTHOLLE, SUSAN A. Mt. Lebanon, Pa. ; Flyerettes, Special Events Committee, Flyer News, Honorary Cadet Colonel, Te n Best Dressed, Orientation Comm ittee

BRINKMAN, SR. M. BARBARA LOUISE, C.PP.S. Dayton, Ohio

BROWN, CHARLES M. Dayton, Ohio; lntramurals

BROWN, DAVID E.

CALABRIA, CYNTHIA

Canton, Oh io; Math Club

BROWN, FRANCIS J. Drexel H ill, Pa .; Phi Beta Alpha, Ame rica n Institute of Physics

BROWN, MARY LOUISE Pittsburgh, Pa.; Home Ee Club, Keystone Club, Sodality, Union C ommittee, Gamma Gamma Kappa , SEA

BROWN, THOMAS P. Greenfield, Ohio ; Young Republi cans

Bethel, Conn. ; Sigma Tau Sigma-Vice President, A ssistant Editor of UD Engineer, New England Club, Industrial Eng ineers Club, lntramurals

BREIDENBACH, DENNIS C. Dayton, Ohio; Sociology Club

BRICE, VINCENT T.

BROWNE, HOWARD Gulf Breeze, Fla .; Bluegrass Club, Server's Club, lntramurals

BRUNSWICK, MARVIN Minster, Ohio; AIChE, NSPE

BRYSH, DANIEL J. C lairton, Pa. ; Keystone Club , Ph i Alpha Epsilon-Treasurer

BUENING, PATRICIA C incinnati, Ohio; Flyerettes, SEA , C incy Club, Jun ior Prom Queen, French Club, Homecomin g Premiere , Red & Blue Varieties

Pa rma, Ohio; SEA, French Club, Russian Club, CCU

BRIGHT, PENNY Columbus, Ohio; Home Ee C lub, Sociology Club, Freshman Welcome Queen , Buckeye Club

BROGAN, JOHN A. Dayton, O hio; SAM

BROGAN, 路WILLIAM J. Da yto n, Ohio

BRONZI, CHUCK Cleveland, Ohio; Football, Varsity D, Delta Sigma Pi

BROOKE, MARVIN ALLEN Galion, Ohio; IEEE, Techni Club

BROWN, CAROL S. Dayton, Ohio; SEA, Education Honor Society, Sodality

CALDARELLA, JOHN T. Levittown, N.Y.; lntramurals, C lub, Cultura l C ommittee

Knick

CALLAHAN, SHEILA Park Ridge , Ill.; Homecoming Court, Illini Club, Secreta rial Club, Bluegra ss C lub, Cleveland C lub, U.D. Players

CAMERA, JAN P. Lora in, Ohio; Alpha Kappa Psi, Cleveland Club-Trea surer

CAMP, C. LAWRENCE Cinci nnati , Oh io; C incy Club, ASPE, ASCE

CANDITO, LOUIS Farmingdale, N.Y.; AED, Beta, Knick Club

Beta

CAPALDI, MICHAEL Detroit, M ich.; Delta Sigma Pi, Varsity Hockey, Wo lverin e C lub, lntramurals

CARLING, PHILIP C. Fa ir Haven, N.J.; Alpha Epsi lon Delta -Historian and Vice President, Beta Beta Beta, Rifle Club

BURKE, JACK Cleveland, Ohio; Sodality

CARROLL, TIM C leveland, Ohio; Chi Sigma Alpha

Charleston, W. Va.; Psi Ch i, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Mountaineer路 Club, Student Union Com mittee, Sociology Club, Hospitality Committee, Senior Class Secretary, Homecoming Q ueen , Daytonian

BURKHART, WILLIAM T. Charleston, W. Ya.; AIChE, ACS, Scabbard & Blade, Bluegrass Club, Sodality, Mountaineer Club-Presi dent

Cleveland, Oh io; ACS , Cleveland Club

BRICK, KAREN

Rittman, Ohio

SAM-Trea surer,

BURKHART, MIDGE BRISCOE, ROBERT

Ba nd, Server's Cl ub, Sodality, Bluegra ss C lub, Flyer News, Floor Advisor, Variety Show

BURR, KEN Dayton, Oh io; SAM-Vice President, Young Republicans

BUSHER, JOHN C leveland, Ohio ; Football

BUSHMAN, THOMAS H. Cincinnati , Ohio; Football, Cincy Club, Server's Club, Phi Alpha Theta , Monogram Club

BYNO, JOHN F., Ill Farmingda le, N .Y. ; lntramurals, Nu Chi Epsilon, Knick Club

CADWALLENDER, WILLIAM Dayton, Ohio; Physics Club, Writer's Club

CAFARO, VINCENT A. Va lley Stream, N.Y.

CAHILL, WILLIAM P. G ideon, Mo.; Marching Band, Concert

CASH, WILLIAM STEPHEN Fancy Farm, Ky.; Bluegra ss C lub, lntramurals, Math Club

CASSIDY, PETER J. Wh ite Plains, N.Y.; Club, lntramurals

Players,

Knick

CAULFIELD, MICKELE Springfield , Ohio ; Pep C lub, NEA, Dayton Club

CAVANAGH, CAROLINE A. New York, N.Y.; Knick Club, Orientation, Daytonian

CERAR, ANDREA J. Huntington , N.Y.; Kn ick Club, SEA

CERMELY, JULIANA F. Dayton, Ohio ; Home Ee Club, Retailing Club, Dayton Club

CERVAY, JOHN A. Dayton , Ohio; Dayton Club, SPP, Union Activities Organization

CHESTER, JAMES F. Tiffin , Oh io; Counter Insurgency, Cleveland C lub, lntramurals

CHEVALIER, GERALD Sayrevil le, N.J.; Club, SAM

Intramurals,

Kn ick

CHIANCONE, RONALD A. Clevela nd, Oh io; Cleveland Club, lntramurals

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SENIOR GLOSSARY CHMIELEWSKI, STANLEY R.

CORENO, ANTHONY J.

DAY, CAROLE ANN

Kettering, Ohio; Alpha Epsilon DeltaPresident and Trea surer, Beta Beta Beta, lntramurals, Who's Who '64

Cleveland , Oh io; Chi Sigma A lpha, lntramurals

Dayton, Ohio ; Home Ee Club, Dayton Cl ub

CORNWELL, THOMAS F.

DEANNA, MARIO E.

CIBOROWSKI, PAUL J., S.M.

St. Louis, Mo.; ASME

Brooklyn, N.Y.

CORRADO, VINCENT M.

Wind sor, Ontario; Hockey TeamCapta in, SAM, Wolverine Club, Dorm Supervisor

CICON , DENNIS E. Cleveland, Ohio

CIOFFREDI, MARK Ea stchester, N.Y.; Chi Sigma Alpha, Promotion Committee-Secretary and Trea surer, lntramurals

CLARKE, DONALD M. Pittsburgh, Pa.; AIChE

CLARK, LEWIS SIDNEY Middletown, Ohio ; Sodality, Mariology Club, International Club, AIChE, ACS , Union Committee, IE Club, NSPE

Elmont, N.Y.; ASCE , Servers Club, lntramurals, UD Engineer

COTTER, THOMAS G. Dayton, Ohio

COUGHLIN, CAROL ANN Chicago, Ill.; Ma jorette, SEA, Illini Club, Gamma Gamma Kappa, Psi Chi , Daytonian, Red and Blue Varieties, On Pa rade Show

DEBROSSE, DENNIS Dayton, Ohio; Dayton C.lub-President, Social C ommittee, Social Events Committee of Student Council, IEEE, Intramurals, Orientation Committee

DEBROSSE, RONALD, S.M. Dayton, Ohio

DEE, HAROLD N.

Bound Brook, N.J.; WRA

Medina, Oh io; Home Ee Club, Knick Club, Sodality, International Club, Marycrest Hall Council

Brooklyn, N.Y.; Freshman Welcome Committee, Sociology Club, Flying Club, Debate Team, lntramurals, Knick Club, F_lye r News, Homecomi ng Committee

CLEMENS, BARBARA J.

COYLE, JOHN

DEGER, ROBERT J.

CLEARY, MARY

Dayton , Oh io; WRA , PEMM

CLOUSE, SR. M. SHARON, C.PP.S. Dayton, Ohio

COURTNEY, KATHLEEN M.

Ph illipsburg, N.J.; Alpha Kappa Psi, Sigma Tau Sigma, Rifle Club, Flyer News, Scabbard and Blade

Dayton, Ohio; Scabbard and Blade, Dayton Club, Phi Alpha Theta , Sigma. Tau Sigma

COCINO, YVONNE

CRAMPTON, GARY R., S.M.

DEMPSEY, GERARD R.

Madison, N.J.; Knick Club, Retailing Club, Marketing Club, Rifle Cl ub, Players

San Francisco, Calif.

CRAIGHEAD, NANCY A.

COLLINS, DENNIS G.

CRYNICK, GEORGE M.

Rochester, N .Y. ; Student CouncilT reasurer and President, Alpha Kappa Psi, Student Tutoring Society, Young Republicans, Top Twenty Students '64, Knick Club, Who's Who '64

Monessen, Pa.; Sociology Club, Keystone Club, lntramurals

Wayne, Ill.; Chi Sigma Alpha, Illini Club, Best Social Club President, Cochairman of Promotion Committee, Program Board , Young Republicans, Treasurer of Senior Class, UP, Junior Prom Committee, Homecoming Committee

COLLINS, SALLY JEAN Dayton, Ohio; Flying Club-Secretary

COLOPY, ROSE Danville, Ohio; M arching Band, Con cert Band, Players, C horus

COMMON, STEPHEN Dayton, Ohio; Techni Club, Band

CONLEY, THOMAS F. Painesville, Oh io; Cleveland C lub , Union Committee, Ch i Sigma Alpha, NEA

Dayton, Oh io; Flyer News

CSONTOS, ALAN A. Elyria, Ohio; Cleveland Club, AIChE, lntramurals

CURRY, MADELEINE Columbus, Ohio; Home Ee Club, Buckeye Club, Cleveland Club, Honorary Cadet Colone l

DEITMARING, GEORGE W. C ovington, Ky.; IEEE, lntramurals

DELLANOCE, JOSEPH A. Pomona , N.J.; Knick Club, PEMM, lntramurals, Freshman Welcome Committee

DENSE, MARTIN J.

White Plains, N.Y.; IEEE, Tenn is Team

Youngstown, Ohio ; Alpha Kappa Psi, Cleveland Club, Scabbard and Blade, A ccounting Club, lntramurals

CUTLIP, TOM

DERMODY, HUGH

Naperville, Ill.

Manha sset, N.Y.; Glee Club, Knick Club-Vice President, lntramurals

CUSATl, EDWARD J.

DAFLER, VICKI Brookville , Ohio

DE ROUX, JUAN

Brooklyn, N.Y.

DALY, LAWRENCE

CONTE, JOSEPH STEPHEN

C leveland, Oh io

Cali-C olombia, American Club

Garfield, N .J. ; Delta Sigma Pi, Knic k Club, A ccounting Club, lntramural s

DANZEISEN, JOYCE L.

CONLON, JOHN, S.M.

CONWAY, THOMAS, S.M. Flu shing, N.Y.

COONEN, RUTH Ci ncinnati, O hio; Sodality, Floo r Advisor, Geology Club

CORBETT, MARGARET ANNE Pittsburgh, Pa .; SAC, Daytonian, Socia l Committee-Secretary and Trea surer, Program Boa rd of Union, Keystone Club, Players, CCU , Junior Prom Court, Military Ball Court

280

Dayton, Oh io; Math Club

DAPOLITO, JOHN P. O ceansi de, N.Y.; lntramurals

DAUSMAN, ROBERT 0 . Indianapolis, Indiana; Math Club, Hoosier Club, Golf Tearn, Freshman Ba sketball, lntramurals

DAVENPORT, KEN

So.

America;

Latin

DERSHEM, HERBERT L. Troy, Ohio; Pi Mu Epsilon, Math Cl ub

DETE, JOSEPH Sandusky, Ohio; Scabbard and Blade, !ntramurals, C leveland Club, Senior Week C ommittee, Daytonian-Business Manager, Mountaineer Club, Phi Psi, H omecoming Float Committee

DI BELLA, THOMAS A.

Da yton, Ohio ; SEA, Da yton C lub

New Brunswick, N.J .; Delta Sigma Pi, Kn ick Club

DAVIS, DAVID MICHAEL

DIEDRICK, GILBERT LEE

Merrick, N.Y.; Knick Club, Bowl in g

Elyria, Ohio; Vets Club, SEA

SENIOR GLOSSARY DILLER, NEIL J. Fort Recovery , Ohio

DI PIAZZA, LUCIA Skokie, Ill. ; l!lini Club, SEA

DIX, NICHOLAS J. Dayton, Ohio

DOELKER, STEPHEN J.

DOYLE, MARY BETH

Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Home Ee Club, Buckeye Club, Knick Club

DREHS, PATRICIA Greenville, Ohio; Flyerettes, SEA, Tri Lambda, Homecoming Queen 's Court, Ten Best Dressed Contest, Tri Lambda, Daytonian

Dayton, Ohio

DOLL, JOSEPH F. Indianapolis, Ind.; Servers Club, Young Republican Club, Tri Beta

DOMIS, EUGENE E.

DRERUP, ROBERT JR. Payton, Ohio; Flyer News-Photographer, Glee Club, Marching Band, IEEE

DRIESEN, BRAD

DONAHUE, GEORGE E. JR.

DONAHUE, PETER Springfield, Ohio

DONOHUE, DANIEL P. Chicago, Ill.; Alpha Kappa Psi, Illin i Club

DONNELLAN, DINA M. Dayton, Ohio; Sqciology Club-T rea~足 urer, Phi Alpha Epsilon

DRISCOLL, DENIS B. Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincy Club, Marching Band , Flying Club, IEEE

D'ORSI, NICHOLAS R. Belleville, N.J.; Daytonian-Asst. Edi tor, Flyer News, Knick Club, Homecoming Half-time Committee Chairman , Players, Art Series, Homecoming Elections Committee, Knick Club, U.P., Un ion Cultural Committee, Phi Beta Alpha-Secretary

D'ORSO, JOSEPH V. South Norwalk, Conn.; lntramurals, International Relation s, Delta Tau Nu, New England Club, Military Ball Committee

Keystone

EIFERT, EARL D. Dayton , Ohio ; Alpha Epsilon Delta

ELLIOTT, JAMES Indianapolis, Ind.; Hoosier Club, NSPE, ASME

ELLIS, ROBERT M. Cleveland, Ohio; Alpha Kappa PsiMasters of Rituals and President, Marketing Club, lntramurals

DRISCOLL, ROBERT J.

ERDODI, DAVID J.

Centerport, N.Y,; Alpha Kappa Psi, Knick Club, Accounting Club, Intramurals

Carneg ie, Pa.; Delta Sigma Pi, Keystone Club

DROESCH, DAVID W.

Downers Grove, Ill.; Flye r News, Sociology Club, UP, Junior Prom Committee

Kettering, Ohio; SAM, Young Republicans-President, Dayton Club, Education Committee, SPP, Political Affairs Committee

DOOLAN, BARBARA D. Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club, Tri Lambda , Daytonian, SEA

EHRENBERGER, LESLIE Pittsburgh , Pa. ; Flyerette s, Club, Omega

Easton, Conn .; Varsity Baseball

Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincy Club, ASME Springfield, Ohio; Alpha Epsilon Delta , Servers Club, lntramurals

tain, Junior Prom Court, Marycrest Hall Counc il and Floor Advisor, Senior Advisor, SEA, Turnabout Tag Committee, Omega

DRYDEN, DAVID R. Indiana.polis, Ind.; Hoosier Club-Vice President, ASTM, ASCE, Hoosier Club Float Chairman, UD Engineer Business Staff

DRYFUSE, THOMAS C. Tiffin, Ohio; Counter Insurgency, lntramurals, SEA, Cleveland C,lub

DULL, CAROL ANN Lake Worth, Fla.; SEA, Chairman of Tutoring, Junior Class Publicity Committee, Daytonian, Tri LambdaTreasurer

ESSIG, KATHLEEN

EVANKO, DICK Stratford, Conn. ; lntramural s, Football Tearn, Delta Tau Nu, Phi Alpha Theta , Young Democrats, Pep Committee, Knick Club

FACCIPONTE, CHARLES D. Columbu s, Ohio ; Baseball, Delta Sigma Pi , lntramurals

FACHET, ROBERT, S.M. Milmont Park, Pa.

FADER, CAROLYN Dayton, Ohio; Dayton Club, SEA, WAA

FAHRENDORF, MARY KAY Dayton , Ohio; SEA, Da yton C lub

DUNHAM, CELILIA

FALKE, MARY DIANE

DOWD, ANNE

DUNN, THOMAS J.

Dayton, Ohio; Sociology Club-Vice President, Phi Alpha Epsilon

Euclid , Ohio; Cleveland Club , Flyer News, Freshman Ad visor, French Club, Orientation Committee, DaytonianSeniof Editor, Junior Cla ss Publicity Committee, Daytonian-Assista nt Ed itor

Stratford , Conn.; lntramurals, Knick Club, Flyer News, Marketing Club

DOWD, JOHN, S.M. Roslyn Hts., N.Y.

DOWNS, DENNIS PAUL Elyria, Ohio; Cleveland Club, Psi Chi, lntramurals, Co-Chairman of Union Browsing Library and Music Listening Room

DOYLE, JAMES Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club, Daytonian, Techni Club, lntramurals

DOYLE, JAMES T. Rome, N.Y.; Tau Beta Pi, IEEE, "UD Engineer", Who's Who '64

Dayton, Ohio

DUNNIGAN, JERRY Cleveland, Ohio; SEA, NEA, OEA, Kennedy Union Art Exhibition

DUSYN, KENNETH F. New York, N.Y.; Pershing Rifles, Sodality, Tennis, Cheerleader, AIChE

EARP, ROBERT A nderson, Indiana; Hoosier Club

ECKSTEIN, CRAIG M. Dayton, Ohio; Dayton Club, Accounting Club

EDWARDS, JEAN ANN Cleveland, Ohio; Flyerettes-Co-captain, Cleveland Club-Secretary, Daytonian-Faculty Editor, Premiere, Variety Show, Hospitality Committee, Scabbard and Blade-Honorary Cap-

FARINHOLT, JAMES S., S.M. Dayton, Ohio

FARRELL, JOSEPH Euclid , Oh io; Jun ior Cla ss President, Chairman of Floatbuilding , Floor Advisor, Head Resident of UH, Pep Committee, Junior Prom Committee

FARRELL, MICHAEL P. Rochester, N.Y. ; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Beta Beta Beta, Knick Club

FARRUGGIO, JOHN JOSEPH Hartsdale , N.Y.; ASCE

FASANO, JULIAN B. Canton, Ohio ; AIChE-President, .Engineering Council

FAULKNER, DIANE Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club, Daytonian-Co-editor, UP, Program Board,

281

SENIOR GLOSSARY Gamma Gamma Kappa, Orientation Committee, Recreation CommitteeCo-chairman

Minster, Ohio ; Tau Beta Pi , Pi Mu Epsilon, IEEE, Who 's Who '64

GASE, THOMAS A. Tarentum, Pa.; Keystone Club, ASME, lntramurals

FAY, ROBERT

FRANKLIN, DAVID, S.M.

GATES, CHARLES W.

Middletown, Ohio; Accounting Club, Delta Sigma Pi , "/ntramurals, Da yton Club

Da yton, Ohio

Dayton , Ohio; Accounting Club, Dayton C lub

FEENEY, HUGH B. Flossmoor, Ill.; Floor Advisor

FORTMAN, RONALD

FRANZONE, AUGUST S. Flushing, N.Y.; Counter Insurgency, IEEE, Knick Club, lntramural s, NSPE, Scabbard and Blade

GEHRLICH, THOMAS W apakoneta, Ohio; ASCE

GELS, WILLIAM A.

FELDHAKE, JEANETTE KAY

FRANZONELLO, BARBARA JUDITH

St. Henry, Ohio; ASME, lntramurals

Coldwater, Ohio ; SEA, DaytonianSecretary, Tri Lambda

Staten Island, N.Y.; Tri Lambda, Art Club

GEORGE, MARY E.

FELT, ANNE L.

FREEMAN, EDWIN

Dayton , Ohio ; Flyerettes, SEA, Hospitality Committee

GERGERICH, JOSEPH, S.M.

Da yton , Ohio; SEA

Dayton, Ohio

FERRUGIA, VINCENT A.

FRICK, EUGENE, S.M.

Pittsburgh , Pa .

Fredonia, N.Y.; Knick Club

Dayton, Ohio

GERHARD, GERALD

FIELEK, ED

FRIDAY, GRANT

Sayreville, N.J.

Pittsburgh, Pa.

Fl ESSINGER, GRETA J.

FROEHLY, PATRICIA

Middletown, Ohio; Cincy Club, SEA, Illini Club

FURLONG, JAMES L.

Flu shing, N.Y.; lntramurals, Knick Club, Flyer News, Sociology Club--Vice Pres.; Debate Club, Freshman Wel come Committee, Homecomin g Committee, Marketing Cl ub

FILIPOWICZ, MARY So. Euclid, Ohio; Cleveland Club, Home Ee Club--T reasurer and President, International Club

FINGERHUT, ROBERT P. Montclair, N.J.; Knick C lub, Public Relations C ommittee, lntramurals, C hi Sigma Alpha, Flyer News-Editor in Chief, Promotions C ommittee, Flyers Log-Editor

FINNEGAN, ROBERT, S.M. Dayton, Ohio

FINNERAN, JEROME Bloomfield, Conn.; Rifle Club, ASME, NSPE

FIORE, JACK Brooklyn, N.Y.

FISCHER, JAMES C ovington, Ky. ; IEEE, lntramurals, Bluegrass Club

FISCHER, KENNETH E. O ak land , N.J.; ASME, NSPE, Knick Club, Delta Tau Nu-President, Intramurals

Dayton, Ohio; Dayton Club Garfield Hts., Ohio; Cleveland Club, Accounting Club, Chi Sigma Alpha , Orientation Committee

GAGEL, MICHAEL E.

GIARDINO, THOMAS F., S.M. Da yto n, Ohio

GIETL, MARY ELEANOR Springfield, Ill.; Psi Ch i, NEA, Illini Club

Maria Stein, Ohio; Alpha Kappa Psi, Accounting Club l

GILITINAN, PAMELA

GALGOCI, SR. M. JANE

Dearborn , Mich.; Cleveland Club

Dayton, O hio

Secretarial

GALLAGHER, JAMES PATRICK

GIOSIA, LOUIS

Groton, N.Y.; Student Counci l, Golf Tearn, Chi Sigma Alpha

GIUNTA, JOHN A.

GALLAGHER, NEIL E. Easton , Pa.~ Keystone Club, PEMM GALLO, FREDERICK E.

C ypress, Calif.; Student Council, Tau Beta Pi, NSPE, IEEE, Sigma Tau Sigma, Keystone Club, lntramurals, Who' s Who '64

Boonton, N.J.; Phi Alpha Theta

Port Chester, N.Y.; lntramurals

GLASSMEYER, GERALD, S.M.

GALLO, VINCENT J. Yonkers, N.Y.; Knick Club, Psi Ch iPresident, Orientation C ommittee, Floatbuilding, Homecoming, lntramurals

GANTNER, CHARLES WILLIAM Brookville, Ind.; Math Club

Cincinnati , Ohio

GLIEBLE, JOSEPH Euclid, Oh io

GOHRING, PAUL Cleveland, Ohio; Marketing 路Cleveland Club , lntramurals

Daytofl, O hio; Varsity Tennis, Dayton Club, AIChE-Vice President

Buffalo, N.Y.

FITZGERALD, NANCY A.

GARCIA, LUIS A.

Toledo, Ohio; Legion of Mary-Secretary

Fasardo, Puerto Rico; Sodality, International C lub, Latin American Club

FITZGERALD, SHARON

GARDILL, DON

LaGrange Park, Ill.; Illini Club, Flye rettes-Secretary and Captain, Home Ee Club, Omeg a

Johnstown, Pa.; Alpha Cleve land Club, SAM

GARLITZ, ROGER

Englewood, O hio ; IEEE

FLEISCHAUER, DON W.

Brookville, Ohio; Baseball, SEA

GRASSO, JAMES

Mineola, N.Y.; Knick Cl ub, lntramurals

GARTLAND, WILLIAM J.

Cincinnati, Ohio

Larchmont, N.Y.; Knick Club, Varsity Rifle Tearn, Monogram Club, RPTC Rifle Tearn, Servers Club

GRAYSON, DAVID E.

FORNEY, LYDA Dayton, Ohio; MENC-Vice Presiden t, SEA, SAi-President, Choir, Singers

282

Club,

GOLDSCHMIDT, JAMES E.

GARCIA, FABIO Guayama, Puerto Rico; Sodality, International Club, Marketing Cl ub

FITZGERALD, BERNARD D.

Club,

Kappa

Psi ,

GONZALEZ, ROBERTO F. ' Santurce, Puerto Rico; Latin American Club, International Club, IEEE

GOREY, ROBERT Paris, Ky. ; Bluegrass Club, AED , Ph i Alpha Theta

GRAHAM, DAVID R.

Wooster, Ohio; Alpha Kappa Psi, Server's. Club, Cleveland Club

SENIOR GLOSSARY GRICAR, ROY J. South Euclid, Ohio; Recreation Committee, Cleveland Club GRIFFIN, WILLA Dayton, Ohio; U.D. Players, Marching Coeds, Flyer News, Cultural Committee, Special Events Committee, Hospitality Committee, Sociology Club, Daytonian GRIGSBY, DONALD E. Lancaster, Ohio; Young Republicans, Buckeye Club, Sodality GRIMES, JOAN M. Appleton, Wis.; Tri-Lambda, Illini Club GROEBER, ROSALIND Springfield, Ohio; SEA, Tennis, Pep Club GRONEMANN, BRUCE W. Bayville, N.Y.; lntramurals GROSS, KAREN Dayton, Ohio; SEA GRUBB, WILLIAM F. Hilltown, Pa.; Accounting Club, Soccer Team GUZANICK, PETER M. North Braddock, Pa.; Hawaiian Club, ASME GUZIAK, SIGMUND J. Ambridge, Pa.; Marching Band, Choir, Cleveland Club, SEA, MENG HAAS, LEN Dayton, Ohio HACKETT, RICHARD KENNETH Piattsburgh, N.Y.; Hawaiian Club, Knick Club, lntramurals, Phi Beta Alpha HAEMMERLE, JOHN M. Dayton, Ohio; Delta Sigma Pi, Intramurals, Dayton Club, Phi Kappa MuVice President HAGEMAN, SR. M. RICHARDINE, C.PP.S. Dayton, Ohio HAGEMAN, THERESA Botkins, Ohio; Marching Band, SEA, WRA; Cultural Committee, Dayton Club, Girls Intercollegiate Basketball. Pep Band HAGEN, DONALD Dayton, Ohio; Physics Club HAGUE, PAUL CHRISTIAN Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club, Phi Beta Alpha, Sports Editor of Daytonian, Student Council, Junior Class PicnicChairman, Public Relations and Publicity Committee-Chairman, lntramurals, Young Republicans, Elections Committee, Homecoming Committee HAINES, SR. MARY ANN KATHLEEN, S.F.P. Dayton, Ohio

HALL, SHEILA R. Dayton, Ohio; Sociology Club, Phi Alpha Epsilon HAMILTON, SHERRY L. Mason, Ohio; Players, SEA, Honorary Cadet Captain of Scabbard and Blade HARBER, WILLIAM D. Tiffin, Ohio HARRIS, WILLIAM G. Dayton, Ohio; SEA, Knick Club HARSHMAN, TIMOTHY C. Toledo, Ohio; Sociology Club, Phi Alpha Epsilon HARTKE, JANET E. Celina, Ohio HARTMANN, L. JOHN Oceanside, N.Y.; Knick Club HARTNAGEL, DAVID J. Dayton, Ohio HARTZ, ELIZABETH J. Lebanon, Ohio; WRA, SEA HARTZELL, DONNA R. Dayton, Ohio; Head Majorette of UD Marching Band, SEA, Secretarial Club HAUSFELD, BRIAN Dayton, Ohio HAYES, JOHN E. Kearny, N.J.; Chi Sigma Alpha, Knick Club, Flyer News, Geology Club, Intramurals, Junior Prom Committee, Homecoming Parade Committee HEINS, ERIC MICHAEL Dayton, Ohio; Flying Club-Vice President, UD Players HEINTZ, THOMAS N. Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club, Sociology Club, Monogram Club, Baseball HENIGHAN, THOMAS L. Lorain, Ohio; lntramurals, Cleveland Club, ASME HERNANDAZ, SR. M. GUADALUPE Dayton, Ohio HERTVIK, FRANKLIN R. Cleveland, Ohio; Cleveland Club, Alpha Kappa Psi, lntramurals, Society for Advancement of Management HEUEISEN, JUDITH Dayton, Ohio; Dayton Club, Psi Chi HEYDINGER, MICHAEL F. Norwalk, Ohio; SEA, Players HICKENBOTHAM, NADENE Dayton, Ohio; Sodality, Psi Chi, International Club HILL, DONALD L. Troy, Ohio HINES, DAVID Louisville, Ky.; Cheerleader-Capt., Bluegrass Club-Pres., Psi Chi, Flyer

News-Sports Editor, Intramurals, Phi Beta Alpha HINKLE, JOHN Dayton, Ohio HIRN, PHYLLIS M. Batesville, Ind.; Hoosier Club, Accounting Club HOEFLER, JAMES W. Dayton, Ohio HOLLIS, ROBERT, S.M. Cleveland, Ohio HONERLAW, LOIS Hamilton, Ohio; Keystone Club HOPKINS, MICHAEL Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.; Marketing Club, Knick Club, lntramurals HOSS, ROBERT J. San Antonio, Texas; Marching Band, Pep Band, Tau Beta Pi, Pi Mu Epsilon, IEEE HOYING, SR. M. ROSE ANTHONY, S.F.P. Celina, Ohio HOYNES, DANIEL J. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio; Delta Sigma Pi -Chancellor, Flyer News-Photographer, Daytonian-Photo Co-~ditor, Intramurals, Junior Prom Queen Committee, S.P.P. HUDOCK, S. JEROME Vestal, N.Y.; Knick Club HUNT, DAVID A. Troy, Ohio; ASCE-Pres., Tau Beta Pi, Joint Council of Engineers HUNTER, PAUL Xenia, Ohio; Dayton Club, S.P.P.Vice Pres. HYDE, BARBARA Massillon, Ohio; Cleveland Club, SEA, Sigma Tau Sigma, Omega HYDE, FRANK M. Dayton, Ohio; IEEE IEMMA, ANTHINY J. Elkhart, Ind.; Marketing Club ILARDI, VINCENT C. Freeport, N.Y.; ASME, Knick Club, lntramurals, Buckeye Club, NSPE INDOVINA, PHILIP A. Pittsburgh, Pa.; SEA, Pershing Rifles, Counter Insurgency Platoon, Scabbard and Blade IRETON, ROBERT Kettering, Ohio; Football IVORY, ROBERT, S.M. Dayton, Ohio JABLONSKI, PETER Milltown, Ohio; Phi Alpha ThetaPres., Student Tutor Society-Pres., SEA, Who's Who '64

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SENIOR GLOSSARY JOHNSON, JAMES C.

KERBER, DANIEL J.

KRONIK, WILLIAM R.

Derby, N.Y.; PEMM, SEA, Knick Club, Intra murals

Sidney, Ohio

Willowick, Ohio; PEEM Club

KEYES, C. KATHLEEN

KRUMM, MARY CAROLYN

Hamilton, Ohio; Sodality, SEA, Keystone Club

Dayton, Oh io; U.D. Pla yers, Da yton Club, Special Events Committee, Ed ucation Honor Society 路

Dayton, Ohio; Mariology Club, Sodality Club, Special Events Co mmittee

JOHNSON, MAXINE

KIEFER, RONALD

Dayton, Ohio; Flyerettes, Tennis Tearn, Home Ee. Club, SEA, Education Honor Society, Promotion Committee

Middletown, Pa .; Flyer News, lntramurals, Marketing Club

JOHNSON, KATHLEEN

JONES, "GARY J. S. Ft. Mitchell, Ky.; Glee Club, Choir, Hospitality Committee, American Institute of Physics, Sodality

JONES, LYNN Dayton, Ohio

JONES, MAUREEN West Milton, Ohio; CSMC, Secretarial Club

KAISER, JAMES Cincinnati, Ohio; Sodality, Glee Club, H ospita lity Committee, Chapel Choir, Physics Club, University Choir

KANFOUSH , JOSEPH G.

KILLIAN, ROBERT Pittsburgh, Pa .; U.D. Playe rs, Writer 's Club, Exponen t , College Bowl Tearn, Homecoming Comm ittee, Premiere

KINCER, LARRY W. Da yton, Oh io; ACS

KIRSCH, DANIEL J. Clearfield, Pa. ; lntramurals, Keystone Club, SAM, Marketing Club KLEINHENZ, JOSEPH A. Willoughby Hills, Ohio

KUCZAK, KONRAD H. Dayton, Ohio; Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Kappa Delta, Dayton Cl ub

LABAUGH, WILLIAM J. Stratford, C onn .; New England Club, Scabbard and Blade , Sociology Club, SAM

LACARTE, JOHN V. Latrobe , Pa. ; Social Event Committee -Chairman, Floor Ad viso r-Stuart Hall, Program Board, Young Republicans

LAFONTAINE, SR. GLADYS MARIE, C.PP.S. Da yton, Ohio

LALLY, NANCY C.

KLEMS, PAUL, S.M.

Louisville, Ky.

Cincinnati, Ohio

LAMPTON, EDWARD DOUGLAS

KLUR, LAWRENCE R. Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club

Dearborn , Mich.; Ph i Alpha Theta, Variety Sh ow, Phi Tau Omega-Vice-President

Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club, Sociology Club-Vice-President

KNUTH, MARY ADELE

KANUCK, GEORGE J.

Ohio, Ill.; Illini Club, Home Ee Club, SEA, Sociology Club, Omega

LANZ, JAMES R.

KNECHT, RICHARD J.

El izabethtown, Ky.; Accounting Club, lntramurals

Bethlehem, Pa.

KAUFMANN, PETER Wh ite Plains, N.Y.; Frosh Ba sketball , Senior Prom C ommittee

KAVALUNAS, DONALD

Willoughby Hill s, C ommittee, SEA

Ohio ;

Hospitality

KOEHL, BARBARA

LA VER, ROBERT A. Detroit, Mich.; NSPE, IEEE, Server's Club, lntramu ra1s , Wolverine Club, Wrestling C lub

Cleveland, Ohio; IEEE, U.D. Engineer -Editor

Euclid, Ohio; CWO , Da yto nian, Cleveland Club.. Orientation Committee, Secretarial Club

KAW ALEC, THOMAS C.

KORDEL, RALPH D.

Parm a, Ohio; Delta Sigma Pi, lntram urals, Phi Kappa Mu-President

Cleve land, Ohio; Serve r's Club, Cleve land Club

KEA TING, MARY COLLEEN

KOSEWIC, DIANE

New Milford, Conn.; Span ish Literature Discussion Group

Cleveland, Ohio

Melrose Park, Ill. ; U.D. Engineer, ASCE, Intramurals

KOVERMAN, GERALD

LAZAR, JOSEPH A., JR.

KEHOE, JACQUELINE A.

Anna, Ohio

Bellm ore, N .Y. ; Bu ckeye Club, IEEE

Dayton, Ohio; Beta Beta Beta

KRAFT, ROBERT M.

LEACH, SANDRA PHYLIS

KELLEHER, GLORIA

Euclid, Ohio

Dayton, Ohio

Marion, Ohio ; lntramurals, Cleveland Club , Bu ckeye Club

KRAMER, CHARLES M.

LEEN, MARY

KELLER, PATRICIA A. Dayton , Oh io; SEA, Dayton Club, Orientation Committee , Variety Show,

cwo

KELLEY, TED Rockvil le Center, N.Y.

KENNEDY, ROBERT Hou ston, Texas

Dayton, Ohio; Secretarial, CWO

KRAMER, PATRICIA

LEFEVER, CHARLES R.

Kettering, Ohio ; Home Ee Club, Sodality, H ospitality Comm ittee

KRAUS, GREGORY P. Da yton, Oh io; Geology Club-VicePresident

KREBS, ROBERT

KENNEY, DAN S. Pittsburgh , Pa.; Ma rketing Club, SAM, Vets Club

KREWEDL, DIETER

Pittsburg h, Pa.; Vets Club

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LAWLER, RICHARD H.

Lorain, Ohio ; Cleveland Club, SAM

Pittsburgh , Pa. ; Keystone Club, AIChE, NSPE

KENNY, MARK T.

LAUGHLIN, JAMES Pittsburgh , Pa. : lntramurals, Keystone Club

Dayton, Ohio ; Geology Club, SPP, Graduation Committee, Union Committee

W illiamsport, Pa.; Keystone Club, Rifle Club, Technica l Club, IEEE

LEJEUNE, WILLIAM P. Whippany, N.J.; Kn ick Club, CSMC, ACS , SEA, SEA Scope Editor, Phi Alpha Theta

LEKAN, GEORGEANE M. Cleve land, Ohio; SEA, Cleveland Club, Rifle Club , lntramurals, Bowling League

LENNON, LAWRENCE J. Mentor, Ohio; Cleveland Club, Buckeye Club

SENIOR GLOSSARY LENTSCH, DENIS Evanston, Ill.

LENZI, MARCIA Chillicothe, Ohio; Art Club, Queen, Homecoming Committee

DAI

LEWIS, DAVID U. Steelton, Pa.

LIMONCELLI, JOSEPH WILLIAM Elmira, N.Y.; Varsity "D" Club, Varsity Baseball, Knick Club

LINDSEY, DONNA E.

LUONGO, PETER Houston, Pa .; Keystone Club, lntramurals, Delta Tau Nu-Treasurer

LUSHINKS, A. JOHN Wallingford, Conn.; Hockey Team, New Engla nd Club, lntramurals, PEMM

MACK, JEANNE Butler, Pa .; Hospitality Com mittee, Lambda Lambda Lambda, SEA, Daytonian

MACK, WILLIAM MacKENZIE, STUART A.

LINDY, PATRICIA RAEANNE

Annandale, Va.; Pick and Hammer Club

LaGrange, Ill. ; Marycrest "Crestian" Editor, Flyer News, Illini Club, Players

MacPHERSON, DOUGLAS

Dayton, Ohio ; Dayton Club, ASCE

LITMER, JUDITH

Jamesburg, N.J.

MAGNO, ROBERT Paterson, N.J.; Scabbard and Blade, Delta Sigma Pi, Knick Club

Dayton, Ohio

LITTMANN, FREDERICK Bellerose, N.Y.; Flyer News

LIVERZANI, RAYMOND P. Hartsdale, N.Y.; Ohio College Newspaper Convention, Advertising Manager Flyer News, Business Manager Flyer News, Delta Sigma Pi-Vice-President

LODOVICO, ANTHONY Bristol, Conn.; NEA, lntramurals, PEMM -Treasurer, New England Club, Delta Tau Nu

MALONEY, ELIZABETH Euclid, Ohio; Gamma Gamma Kappa, Clevela nd Club, Cultural Committee, Foreign Affairs Club, French Club, Daytonian Club

MALOY, DENNIS P. Cranford, N.J.; Kn ick ciub, Chi Sigma Alpha , Promotions Committee, Psi Chi

LOFTUS, RAYMOND N.

MALOZZI, RALPH J. Utica, N.Y.; IEEE, NSPE, Knick Club, Flyer News

LOHMAN, CAROL

LOJEWSKI, LETITIA A. Cleveland, Ohio; Marching Co-Eds, NEA, University Party, Bowling Tearn, SEA

MANGAS, ANN Westc hester, Ill.; Illini Club, Daytonian

MANNINO, GILBERT E. Newark, Ohio; Phi Alpha Theta

MANSS, SR. MARY ANN REGIS, C.P.P.S. Dayton , Ohio

SEA,

MATTEY, THOMAS JOHN Amherst, Ohio

MATTIA, FRANK J. Queens Village, N.Y.

MAYS, DAVID West Carrollton, Ohio ; PEM

MAZZA, MARIA Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club, Orientation Committee, SEA, University Party, Garn.ma Gamma Kappa-President and Vice President, Public Relations Committee of Student Council

McALLISTER, MARY Brecksville, Ohio; Alpha Epsilon Delta, Cleveland Club, Junior Prom Committee

McARDLE, HENRY Brooklyn, N.Y.

McCANN, CLIFFORD Brooklyn, N.Y.; Knick Club

McCANN, JOHN P. Pleasant Hill, Ohio

McCARTEN, WILLIAM M. Hempstead, N.Y.; Knick Club, SAM, lntramurals

McCARTT, FREEMAN V. Medway, Ohio

McCONNEL, STEPHEN Dayton, Ohio; Psi Chi

McCORMICK, MICHIEL T. Cincinnati, Ohio

McCRATE, PATRICIA Dayton , Ohio; WRA, Recreation Committee-Secretary-Treasurer, NEA

McDONALD, ANDREA

MARCOZZI, DAVID J.

Indianapolis, Ind.; Hoosier Club-Treasurer and President, Organization Editor of Dayton ian, Campaign Manager of Homecom in9, Promotions Committee JFK Union, Phi Kappa Mu, Honorary Membership of Latin American Club, Illini Club, lntramurals, Associate Editor of Daytonian, Delegate to Mock United Nations

Haddonfield, N.J.; Delta S路igma Pi, Accounting Club, lntramurals

LUKCSO, ANDREW J.

Club,

MANZO, JOSEPH J., S.M. Woodside, N.Y.

LOWE, VERNON R.

Cleveland, Ohio; Flyer News, Daytonian Business Manager, Players, Cleveland Club

MATOUSEK, SALLY Dayton, Ohio; Dayton Lambda Lambda Lambda

MAHER, FRANK A. New York, N.Y.; Varsity Rifle Teams, Rifle Club, Bowling Tearn, American Institute of Physics-Secretary, Knick Club, Hosp itality Committee

Ossining, N.Y.; Vet's Club, Marketing Club Dayton, Ohio; American Chemical Society-Treasurer and Secretary, Math Club, Premiere, Research Institute, Who 's Who '64

MATHEUW, JANICE HELEN Springfield , Ohio; SEA

Chicago, Ill.

Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincy Club

LIST, THOMAS F.

MASIELLO, REMO A Bedford Hills, N.Y.; Geology Club

LUTZ, ROSEMARIE Troy, Ohio ; SEA

Dayton, Ohio; SEA, Dayton Club

LINDSAY, JAMES H.

MARTIN, SR. M. ROSE, C.P.P.S. Dayton, Ohio

MARDIS, DONALD C layton, Ohio

MARINO, JOHN A. Port Chester, N.Y. ; Knick Club, SAM, Illini Club, Servers Club

MARTIN, DAVID Springville, N.Y.; lntramurals, Club, Young Republican s

Knick

MARTIN, ROBERT JOHN Pittsburgh, Pa.; Sodality

Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincy Club, SEA, Chairman of Teachers' Aids and Tutoring, Freshman Orientation, Daytonian Copy Editor, Junior Class Publicity Committee, Senior Advisor, Senior Class Publicity Chairman , Senior Advisor

McGLINSKY, ROBERT G. Dayton, Ohio; National Society of Professional Engineers, President Chairman of Joint Council of Engineers, Student Council of Ohio, Society of Professional Engineers, lntramurals, Chairman of Engineers Week, Dayton Club, IEC

285

SENIOR GLOSSARY McGUIRE, MARGARET East Lansing, Mich.; Wolverine Club, Tri Lambda, Accoun tin g Club

Counter Insurgency Platoo n, SEA, Intramurals

MILDRUM, HERBERT F.

MclNTYRE, GEORGE

Dayton, O hio

Chicago, 111.: ACS , Illini Club

MILLER, DAWN

tary, Home Economics Club-Secretary, Sodality, University Party, Junior Class Secretary, Daytonian, Sociology Club, Junior Prom Elections-Co-Chairman

McMILLAN, LEE A.

C incinnati, Ohio; SEA, Floor Advisor

MURRAY, EDWARD

Fl int, Michigan; IEEE, Pershing Rifles , International Club, Flying C lub

MILLER, JOHN W.

Hamburg, N.Y. ; Tri Beta, Biology· Club, Publ icity Cha irman, Psi Ch i, Flyer News, lntramurals

Bronx, N.Y.

Chicago, Ill.; Alph a Kappa Psi, Ma rching Band, Flyer News, Phi Alpha Theta, Illini Club, Serve rs Club

McWILLIAMS, JAMES E.

MILLER, MARY JO

McNULTY, PETER J.

Chicago, Ill.; Sociology Club, Illini Club

MEDVED, JOSEPH J. Bre ssler, Pa .; Club, SAM

lntramurals,

Keystone

Dayton, Ohio; Da yton Club, Accounting C lu b

MILLS, MICHAEL T. Dayton , Oh io; IEEE, Techni Club

MILNER, ANGEL

MEISER, RALPH

Dayton, Ohio; Players, Bridge Club

Huntington, W. Va. ; Bluegra ss Club, A rts Series Comm ittee, Phi Alpha Theta, Orientation Committee, Parents Welcome Day Committee-Co-Chairman

MEDLEY, JERRY F.

MINOGUE, THOMAS G.

Vi ne Grove, Ky.; Bl uegrass Club, Physics C lub, IEEE Dayton, Ohio: ASME

Brooklyn, N.Y.; Sodality, Kn ick Club, Peace Corps Representative, Homecoming Committe-e, Jun ior Prom Com mittee, Chi Sig ma Alpha

MELOWIC, RICHARD J.

MIZENKO, ALBERT J.

C leveland, Ohio; Rifle Club, Cleveland Club

MENDELSON, BARRY

MENKEL, BRUSE E.

Wa yne, N.J.; Accounting Club, Knick C lub, International Club

Cleveland, Ohio; IEEE, Cleveland Club

MEREDITH, HARRY McKeesport, Pa.

Trumbull, Conn.; New 'England ClubPresident, Tutor Society, lntramurals

MERRIMAN, MARIJAYNE

MLINAC, TOM

MIZESKO, JOHN R.

Euclid , Oh io; Monogram Club, Football, Vice President of Senior Class, W ho's Who '64

Xenia, Ohio; Alpha Epsilon Delta

MESCHER, JUDITH A. Dayton, Ohio

MOHR, ROBERT T.

METZ, ANN

Bronx, N.Y.; Phi Alpha Epsil on-President, Socio log y Club, Knick ClubTrea surer, Soccer Te.am , lntramurals, W ho's Who '64

Dayton, Ohio; SEA

METZDORF, ELIZABETH Chicago, Ill.

METZDORF, SANDY White Plains, N.Y.; Knick Club, Sociology Club, University Party, Homecoming C ommittee, Student Ad visor, Gamma Gamma Kappa-President

MOLCHANOW, SR. M. LORRAINE, M.S.C. Reading , Pa.

MOLONY, SR. ALFRED MARIE Dayton, O hio

MURRAY, JOSEPH C. Sandusky, Ohio ; Student Council-Vice Presid ent, Pol itical Science Spea kers Bureau , A ccounting C lub, Alpha Kappa Psi, Cleveland C lub, Fresh man Ad viso r, Orientation C ommittee, Homecoming C hairman, Co-editor of Activities for Da ytonian, lntramurals, Athletic Committee, Ed itor of Placement Preview

MUSCATO, CHARLES J. Elyria, O hio; Cleveland Club, tonian

Day-

MUSSELMAN, BONNIE Dayton, Ohio; Dayton C lub, Orientation Committee

MUSTERMAN, MARILYN Louisvi lle, Ky.; Flyer Ne.ws, Math Club, Ph ilosophy Club, Bluegra ss Club, Hospitality C ommittee, CWO, Sigma Tau Sigma , Top Twenty Students '64, W ho's W ho '64

NADRAH, LINDA R. Cleveland, Ohio ; Cleveland Club, Psi Chi , Da ytonian, Gamma Gamma Kappa, Student Union Committee, CCU

NASTASI, MARY C leveland, Ohio; Rifle Club, C leveland C lub

NEALON, TIMOTHY J. Da yton, Ohio; Dayton C lub, Servers Club, Sodality, SEA

NETO, ANTHONY M. Yonkers, N.Y.; Alpha Epsilon Delta , Knick C lub, Delta Gamma Omega, Chairman Art Gallery Committee, Cul tural Comm ittee, Beta Beta Beta, Un• ion Night Supervisor

MICHALSKI, JOHN W.

MONNIN, GERALD W.

Ch icago, Ill.; Illini Club

Dayton, Ohio; Veteran Club, Marketing Club, Who' s Who '64

Tipp City, Ohio ; SEA

MONTELEONE, LEONARD J., S.M.

NIETO-REYES, MAURICIO

Brooklyn, N.Y. Columbus Grove, Ohio

Bogota , Colomb ia, So. America; ASCE, International Club, Latin American Cl ub

MOSS, JUNE R.

NOMI, PAUL, S.M.

Da yton , Ohio

Dayton, Oh io

MUHLENKAMP, JAMES A.

NOVAK, GARY A.

St. Henry, Oh io; Marketing Club, Dayton Club-Treasurer, Scabbard and Blade

Lorain, Ohio; Pick and Hammer Club, Sodality, Promotion Committee, Intramurals

MICHITSCH, JOHN FRANK Plainview, N.Y.; Knick Club, Men 's Glee C lub-President, Un iversity Choir, CoPhotography Editor of Daytonian, Circulation Manager of Flyer News, Scabbard and Blade, Pass in Review, Orientation Committee, lntramurals, Chief Photography of Fl yer News

MIHM, DENNIS J. Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club, Sociology Club-President

MIKOLS, WALTER A. Parma , Oh io;

286

Scabbard

and

Blade,

MORMAN, PAUL J.

NEYLON, DIANE REINHARDT

MURPHY, ELLEN

NOVAK, ROBERT P.

C incinnati, Ohio ; Cincy Club-Secre-

Cleve land , O hio

SENIOR GLOSSARY OBERMEYER, ROGER Cincinnati, Ohio; lntramurals O'BRIEN, GERALD Westwood, N.J.; Flying Club, Counter Insurgency, Psi Chi O'BRIEN, JAMES M. Ossining, N.Y. O'BRIEN, LAWRENCE E. Indianapolis, Ind.; Hoosier Club, Pick and Hammer Club-Treasurer, Intramurals OBUCHOWSKI, STEVE T. Grosse Pointe, Mich.; Floor Advisor Founders, Head Resident Stuart, Psi Chi O'CONNOR, JOHN Pittsburgh, Pa.; Alpha Epsilon Delta , Beta Beta Beta , Keystone Club OLDING, LINDA St. Henry, Ohio; Religion In Life Hostess Chairman, SEA, Buckeye Club, Apostleship for Prayer, Tutoring O'HARE, TOM Phillipsburg, N.J.; Alpha Kappa Psi OKADIGBO, EDMUND CHIBUZO Ogbun ike, Nigeria; CCU , Serve-rs Club, International Club OLIVER, RUTH ANNE Dayton, Ohio; Alpha Epsilon Delta OLT, JENNIFER ANN Dayton , Ohio ; American Chemical Society, Rifle Club, Rifle Tearn, Letterwoman, Dayton Club, Special Events Committee, Freshman Welcome At路 tendant, Young Republicans, Progressive Party O'MALLEY, SHARON Cleveland, Ohio; Home Economics Club, Cleveland Club, Gamma Gamma Kappa, Players ORAZIO, NANCY A. Dayton , Oh io; Sodality, Flyer News, International Club, Phi Alpha Theta, Who's Who '64 Brookville, PEMM

OSSWALD, SHIRLEY A. Ohio; WRA-President,

O'SULLIVAN, ROBERT Garden City, N.Y.; Knick Club, Rifle Tearn, lntramurals, University Party PACIFICO, PHYLLIS Tiffin, Ohio ; Ps i Chi PAGE, FREDERICK E. Pawcatuck, Conn.; New England Club, Sociology Club, lntramurals, Freshman Welcome Comm ittee PALENCHAR, DANIEL P. Cleveland, Ohio; IEEE, Tau Beta Pi, lntramurals, U.D. Engineer

PANCOL, NICHOLAS S. Anderson, Ind. PAPAN, SR. M. LUCILLE, M.S.C. Reading, Pa.; Nu Epsilon Delta-Treasurer PARKER, DAVE P. Delaware, Ohio; Sociology Club, Phi Alpha , lntramurals PASCALE, ANTHONY M. Bradford , Pa. ; Techni Club-Treasurer, Bluegrass Club-Vice President, Delta Sigma Pi, Varsity Football Manager, Monogram Club PASCUCCI, VICTOR JR. Un ion, N.J. PASSARELLA, LAWRENCE A. Hamm~nton, N.J.; Delta Sigma Pi , SAM, Marketing Club PATTEN, GARY A. Dayton, Ohio PAUMIER, CLAUDE East Canton , Ohio; SEA, Prom Committee, Homecoming Float Committee Chairman PEQUIGNOT, JERRY R. Versailles, Ohio; Marketing Club, Young Democrats PENNOCK, THOMAS A. Cieveland, Ohio; lntramurals, SEA, Cleveland Club, Phi Kappa Mu , PEREZ, ROBERT L. Cambria Heights, N.Y.; Marching Band , Concert Band, Tennis Team, IEEE, Latin American Club PERIOLIA T, GERARD M. Chicago, Ill. ; Alpha Kappa Psi, Illini Club PETRAK, BERNARD H. Tarentum , Pa.; ASME, AICE, Keystone Club, Flyer News, lntramurals PETRAK, GERALD J. Tarentum , Pa.; ASME-President, Keystone Club, Flyer News, lntramurals PFANDER, JAMES, S.M. Dayton, Ohio PIELA, EDWARD Wallington, N.J. PINTO, JIACOMO Lynbrook, N.Y. PISTANA, NEIL, S.M. North Bellmore, N.Y. PLEIMAN, SR. GRACE MIRIAM, S.F.P. Dayton, Ohio PLEIMAN, LEE Anna, Ohio POE, HAROLD Cincinnati, Ohio; Accounting Club

POLIQUIN, ANNETTE M. Columbus, Ind.; International Club, Sigma Tau Sigma, Young Democrats POLISHUK, MRS. PAUL Dayton , Ohio POLOMSKY, DONALD M. Cleveland, Ohio; Marching Band / Concert Band, Choir, Servers Club, Intramurals, SEA POPPA, JOHN B. Dayton , Ohio ; Alpha Kappa Psi-Secretary POWERS, PATRICK Cleveland, Ohio PRASIL, JOSEPH J. Glenview, Ill.; Daytonian-Editor, University Party-Vice Chairman , Phi Alpha Theta, Illini Club, Social Committee, Frosh Orientation Committee, lntramurals, Senior Farewell-Co-Chairman, Junior Prom-Ticket Chairman PRYBYLSKI, JAMES Garden City, N.Y.; Accounting Club, Chi Sigma Alpha, Knick Club, Student Ad visor PUCCIO, VINCENT R. Amsterdam, N.Y.; Delta Sigma Pi, Accounting Club PUGLIA, ALFRED Bron x, N.Y.; U.D. Promotion, Social Committee, Variety Show Student Director PURCELL, LARRAINE Cleveland , Ohio; Flyer News, Flyerettes -Secretary, Sigma Tau Sigma, Players PUTERBAUGH, BETTY Dayton, Ohio; Players, Home Ee Club PYNE, WILLIAM E. New Bethlehem, Pa. RACHFORD, FREDERIC J. Dayton , Oh io; Physics Club, Concert Band, Pi Mu Epsilon RAIFF, DONALD L. Dayton, Ohio; Dayton Club, Program Board , NSPE, Orientation Committee, Academic Committee, SAM RAIFF, JANE E. Dayton, Ohio; SEA, Dayton Club RALL, BILL Tiffin, Ohio; Players RAJANI, RUSS Park Ridge, Ill.; Illini Club, Tours and Trips Committee RAPIER, SUZANNE H. Louisville, Ky.; Hospitality Committee, SEA, Players, Bluegrass Club RAUCH, JOSEPH G. Dayton, Ohio ; Tennis Team , Alpha Epsilon Delta

287

SENIOR GLOSSARY REBOLLAR, FERNANDO H.

ROBILOTTO, NICHOLAS THOMAS

SAELENS, MICHAEL

Ponce, Puerto Rico; International Club, Latin American Club, Sodality, CCU, International Relations Club

Albany, N.Y.; Knick Club, Marketing Club

RECH, FRED, S.M.

Dayton, Ohio

Arlington Heights, Ill.; Illini ClubPresident, Hoosier Club, lntramurals, Orientation Committee, Junior Class Pep Rally

Pittsburgh, Pa.

ROCCIA. MICHAEL

ST. ANGELO, GEORGE J.

REECE, PA TRICK

Chester, Pa.

Indianapolis, Ind.; Math Club, Hoosier Club

REED, SR. JOAN MICHAEL, S.F.P. Charleston, W. Va.

REEDER, SANDRA

ROBINETT, HAROLD

ROMAGUERA. ENRIQUE Mayaguez, Puerto Rico; Marching Band, Concert Band, Players, Glee Club, University Choir, International Club, Servers Club, ACS

Dayton, Ohio

ROMEY, EDWARD R.

REEDY, ROBERT

Cleveland, Ohio; Club, lntramurals

Dayton, Ohio; lntramurals, Psi Chi, EERR Club

REEVES, DAVID, S.M. Los Angeles, Calif.

REINHARD, LAWRENCE D.

Bristol, R.I.; Phi Alpha Epsilon, Sociology Club, New England Club

ASCE,

Cleveland

ROOS, WILLIAM J. Springdale, Pa.; AIChE, Tau Beta Pi, Keystone Club, Sigma Tau Sigma

ROSS, MARY ELIZABETH

Dayton, Ohio ; SAM, Dayton Club, lntramurals

Spring Lake, N .J.; Players, SEA, Knick Club, Hospitality Committee, Exponent, Latin American Club

REISING, WILLIAM

ROTHBAUER, JAMES

Grosse Pte, Woods, Mich.; Alpha Kappa Psi, Wolverine Club-President, Off-Campus Housing Decorations Committee

RENJEL, RENE La Paz, Bolivia; Illini Club, International Club, Latin American Club

RENNEKER, CARL T. Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincy Club-Treasurer, Floor Advisor

REVANS, HOWARD J. Plainview, N.Y.; SEA, Flyer News, Daytonian, lntramurals, PEMM

REZY, ROBERT Toledo, Ohio; IE Club, Wolverine Club, OSPE, lntramurals

RHUE, BONNIE Colorado Springs, Col.; SEA, Illini Club, Hospitality Committee, Representative Party, Daytonian, Homecoming Committee, Freshman Orientation, Young Democrats

RICHERT, PAUL, S.M.

SALMINI, GREGORY M. Stratford, Conn.; Server's Club, New England Club, Floor Advisor

SANFILIPPO, FRANK I. Milwaukee, Wis.; ACS

SANT ARI ELLO, CONSTANCE Fairchance, Pa.; Spanish Literature Discussion Club, French Club, SEA

SAVARESE, GARY

Pittsburgh, Pa.; Delta Sigma Pi, SAM, lntramurals

Dover, N.J.; Alpha Kappa Psi, Accounting Club-Treasurer, Who's Who '64

RUDDY, JOHN

SCERBO, FRANK

Cleveland, Ohio; ASCE, U.D. Engineer

RUETH, JUDITH A. Sidney, Ohio; Flyerettes, Marycrest Dorm Council, Keystone Club, U.D. Players, SEA, Hospitality Committee, Omega RUOTOLO, RONALD A. Centereach, N.Y.; IEEE, U.D. Engineer , Intramurals RUSSO, LARRY Rutherford , N.J.; lntramurals, Club, Sociology Club, Phi Alpha

Knick

RUSSO, MARCIA South Charleston, W. Va.; Flyerettes, Sodality, Mountaineer Club, Publicity Chairman of Junior Class, Junior Prom Court, Daytonian Editor-in-Chief, Daytonian Art Editor, Flyer News, Art Club, Orientation Committee, Turnabout Tag Committee, Premiere

New Hyde Park, N.Y.

RUSSOMANNO, RAY

RILEY, EARL DEAN

Newark, N.J.; Flyer News, Intramural!;, Knick Club, Sociology Club, Freshman Welcome Committee

Richmond Dale, Ohio; ASME

SAKSA. MARY A. Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincy Club, Home Ee Club, Orientation Committee, Flyer News, Turnabout Committee, Daytonian, Hospitality Committee, Sodality

Fanwood, N.J.; Football

SCHAEFFER, GEORGE Grafton, Ohio; American Institute of Physics, Server's Club, ACS

SCHAPPA, PETER JAMES Cincinnati, Ohio; Baseball, National Tutor Society, ASCE, Floor Advisor

SCHEIDLER, JUDITH Mt. Orab, Ohio

SCHEPER, JEROME Dayton, Ohio; Varsity Tennis, Dayton Club, lntramurals

SCHERZINGER, DONNA Springfield, Ohio; SEA, Education Honor Seminar

SCHICK, MARY ANN Dayton, Ohio; Foreign Affairs Club, Young Democrats

SCHILDKNECHT, EUGENE St. Louis, Mo.; ASME, Soccer Team, Varsity D

SCH IML, SR. M. AGNESIT A, C.PP.S.

RILEY, JOEL A. Hialeah, Fla.; Latin American ClubPresident, International Club, CCU, Student Union Film Committee, Intramurals

RY AN, MARJORIE

Dayton, Ohio

Cincinnati, Ohio

SCHINDEL, LAWRENCE E.

RYDD, WALTER J., S.M.

RILEY, JOHN K.

SABATO, BEN

Pittsburgh, Pa.; Alpha Kappa Psi, Accounting Club, Keystone Club, Who's Who '64

Springfield, Ohio; Delta Sigma Pi, lntramurals

St. Louis, Mo.; Illini Club

SCHLANER, EDWARD A.

SACKSTEDER, BETTY JO

Emmaus, Pa.; ASCE

Dayton, Ohio; Math Club, Sodality, International Club, Who's Who '64

SCHLOTTER, MARY A.

RIVAS, GUILLERMO Gomez Palai:ia Durango, Mexico

288

Bergenfield, N.J.

Middletown,

Ohio;

SEA-Freshman

SENIOR GLOSSARY Representative , Dayton C lub, Orienta tion, Turnabout Committee

SCHMIESING, CAROL

SHEARER, BARBARA Dayton, Ohio ; Secretarial Club, Chapel Choir

Minster, Ohio

SHEPHERD, GARY G.

SCHNEIDER, ALBERT E. R. Cleveland, Ohio; Cleveland C lub, Daytonian

SCHONBERG, BARBARA Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincy C lub, Wolverine Club SCHOPP~ .

WILLIAM J.

Valley Stream, N.Y.; Speech and Debate, ACS, AIChE, Scabbard and Blade

SCHORR, KRISTEN ANN Dayton, Ohio; Dayton Marching Coeds

Club,

ACS,

SCHREIDER, DONNA Birmingham, Mich .

SCHROER, TH OMAS, S.M. Dayton, Ohio

SCHULT, ROBERT G., S.M. Satellite Beach, Fla.

Dayton, Ohio; Speakers Bureau, Flyer News, Scabbard and Blade, NSA Delegate, Mock United Nations Delegate, Junior Class Representative, Senior Class Representative, Political Affairs Committee-Chairman, Judicial Committee-Chairman , Who's Who '64

SHERIDAN , SALLY M. Dayton, Ohio; Marching Coeds, French Club, International Club, CCU, Sodality

SHIPLEY, SUSAN Dayton, Ohio; SEA, Freshman Welcome Chairman, Dayton Club-Secretary, SPP, Dialogue, Young Democrats, Promotion Orienfation Committee, Committee, KMU Board, Public Relations Committee, Players

SHRAMKO, BERNARD T. Youngstown, Ohio; IEEE-Treasurer

SCHWAB, ROBERT JOHN Middletown, Ohio; Football

SCOTT, ALFRED E., JR. Dayton, Ohio

SCOTT, DENNIS Louisville, Ky.; Bluegrass Club-President

SEBENIK, ALLAN E. Euclid, Ohio; Cleveland Club, Delta Sigma Pi , Homecoming Committee, Intra murals

SEDIVA, SR. M. REGINE, M.S.C.

SEIVER, LUCY Kettering, Ohio

SENDELBACH, PAUL J. Dayton, Ohio; ASME, NS PE, Pershing Rifles

SENS, JOSEPH R. Marion , Ohio; CCU, Servers C lub, Psi Chi

SESTINA, JOHN E.

STEIN, BARBARA Dayton, Ohio; Home Ee Club, Dayton Club

STEIN, TIMOTHY R., S.M. Pittsburgh, Pa.

STEINBAUGH, JAN Tiffin , Ohio; Alpha Epsilon Delta

STEINER, RUSSELL Dayton, Ohio

STEINKE, KENNETH E. Dayton, Ohio ; lntramurals, Accounting Club

STELZER, RALPH W. Celina, Ohio; SEA

STEPUTIS, BONNIE Dayton, O hio; Marching Coeds, Dayton C lub, SEA

STEUBER, ROBERT Brooklyn, N.Y.; Art C lub, Flyer News, Exponent, Daytonian, A rt Editor, Pl ayers, Gymnastic Club, lntramurals, Student Art Exhibitions, Homecoming Premiere, Band Road Manager, Spring Week Committee

SIBILIA, ANTHONY M. East Orange , N.J. ; Math Club

SILBEREIS, FREDERICK, S.M. Dayton, Ohio

STEWART, PATRICIA D. SIMS, KATHLEEN

Dayton, Ohio; CWO Representative, Dayton Club, SEA, Hospitai:ty Committee Co-chairman, Program Board Lakewood, Ohio; Cleveland C lub, W riters Club

SMINCHAK, JOE Cleveland, Ohio; Cleveland Club, Servers Club, Dorm Supervisor, lntramurals

SMITH, CAROL Fremont, Ohio; Players, Flyer News, SEA, Scope

Aurora, O hio; Secretary of Student Council, C leveland C lub, Young Republicans Club, Floor Vice President of Marye rest, Top Twenty Students, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Sociology C lub

STEWART, ROBERT Pennsgrove, N.J .; Knick C lu b, lntrarourals, NXE

STOLFI, JOHN ROBERT Abington, Pa.; Pershing Rifles, C ounter Insurgency, AS M E

STRAUSS, RAYMOND, S.M. Pittsburgh, Pa.

SMITH , JANICE M.

STROBL, WOLFGANG

Monroeville, Ohio; Cleveland Club, SEA, Omega, Bowl ing Tearn, Volleyball Team

Tiffin, Ohio; A lpha Epsilon Delta, Intramurals, C leveland C lub

SM ITH, NORMAN P.

Dayton, O hio; Dayton Club, Accounting C lub, Intramurals

Brunswick, Ohio; SEA- Vice President; Players, Sigma Tau Sigma, Phi Kappa Mu

Tiffin, Ohio; Alpha Kappa Psi, Math Club, Accounting C lub, lntramurals

SESTINA, PAUL

SM ITH , STEVEN G.

Brunswick, Ohio; Players, Sigma 路 Tau Sigma-Presid ent, State Parliamentarian of OS EA, SPP, Phi Kappa MuChancellor

S.T ANG, RUTH Dayton, Ohio

SHUMAN, BONNIE ANN

SINKEWICH , MARLENE

Tenafly, N.J.; ASME, NSPE, lntramurals

STANDER, KENNETH Pittsbu rgh, Pa.; Golf, Keystone Club

Cincinnati, Ohio; SEA, Sodality, Writers Club

Reading, Pa .

SEIGEL, LAWRENCE

-President, Counter Insurgency, SEA, Cleveland Club, lntramurals

Dayton, Ohio

STUEVE, TIMOTHY J.

SUETTERLIN, RICHARD Maryville, Mo.; Rifle Tearn

SULLIVAN, BARBARA SOINSKI, ARTHUR

SHARKEY, GERALD SHEA

Cleveland, Ohio; ACS-Treasurer and President, Who's Who '64

Dayton, Ohio; Drama Club, Luau Committee, Premiere, Homecoming Parade

Cleveland, Ohio; Scabbard and Blade

SODNICAR, FRANK M.

Dayton, Ohio; Art Club

SULLIVAN, JOHN L. Dayton, Ohio; Rifle C lub, Dayton C lub

SULLIVAN, ROBERT H. Dayton, O hio; A ICh E

289

SENIOR GLOSSARY SULLIVAN, ROBERT M.

THOMPSON, JAMES

VERNIER, ROGER A.

Westmont, Ill. ; Senior Class President, Junior Class Vice President, Sophomore Class Trea surer, Varsity Basketball, UP, Political Affairs Committee Chairman, Club Convention Chairman, Orientation Committee

Detroit, Mich.

Cleveland, Ohio

Belleville, Ill.; Alpha Kappa Psi, Chi Sigma Alpha, Junior Class Treasurer, Junior Prom Co-chairman, Public Relations Committee of Student C ouncil, Special Events C ommittee, Union Board Member, Illini Club-Sergeant at Arms, H omecoming Queen Chairman, Homecoming Committee, Military Bal l Comm ittee , Academic Achievement Award in ROTC

TODD, LESTER FRANCIS

VESELY, JAMES C.

La Porte, Ind.; Fre shman Orientation Committee, Hoosie r Club, Illini Club , Chi Sigma Alpha, Knick Club, SEA, Young Democrats, JFK Prom otion Committee, Servers Cl ub, Sodality, Homecoming Committee, lntramurals, Flyer News, Senior Farewe ll

Independence, Ohio; IEEE, Tau Beta Pi, NSPE, Cleveland Club

SULLIVAN, SARA C. Cleveland, Ohio; ACS, Cleveland Club

SUNDBERG, CAROL Buffalo, N.Y.; Flyer News, French Club, Sodality

SURDYK, MARILYN Dayton, Ohio; Home Ee Club, Dayton Club

SUROVY, JACOB ROBERT Cleveland, Ohio; Cleveland NSPE, ASME, En gineers Council

Club,

THORNTON, THOMAS GLENN Dayton, Ohio; Alpha Beta Beta Beta

Epsilon

Delta,

THORPE, LANA E. Dayton, Ohio; Secretarial Club.. Da yton Club

TIMKO, THOMAS, S.M.

SUSA, MARY

TOTH, LYNDA LOU

Circleville, Ohio; Cleveland Club , Hawaiian Club

Dayton, Ohio; Flyer News, Flying Club , Art Gallery Committee, ACS, Phi Kappa Delta, Debate Tearn, Editorial Board of the Exponent, Prem iere, Players

SUZUKI, NOBUYUKI Tokyo, Japan

SWANDER, GEORGE Flushing, N.Y.; Knick Club, Marketing Club, Young Republicans Club

TALLMADGE, KAY

VICKERS, PHYLLIS Kettering, Ohio; Secretarial Club

VITUNIC, EDWARD STEPHEN Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club

ASME,

lntramurals,

Lima, Ohio; Servers Club, Alpha Epsilon Delta, lntramurals

Dayton, Ohio Cin cinnati, Ohio; Secretarial Chapel Choir, ~incy Club

Cleveland, Ohio; Persh ing Rifles, Players, lntramurals, Scabbard and Blade, Debate Team

YONDER EMBSE, CHARLES

TRIMBACH, SR. M. CAMILLA, C.PP.S. TRIVETT, JUDITH A.

SWEENEY, MARY ELIZABETH Cincinnati, Ohio; Young Democrats 路

VETRICK, JOSEPH JAMES

WABER, CHERYL Club,

Gobles, Mich.; Accounting Club, Choir, Who's Who '64

TISDALE, GAYLE

WADE, JEFFREY

Selma, Alabama

Dayton, Ohio

TORZEWSKI, DANIEL J.

WAGNER, CHARLES

TARLOWSKI, DANIEL P.

Indianapolis, Ind.; Hoosier Club , Intramurals, Sociology Club

Detroit, Mich.; Servers Club, Wol verine Club, lntramurals

Buffalo, N.Y.

TURI, ROBERT T.

WAGNER, DANNY R.

TASSONI, VINCENT M.

Blavvelt, N.Y.; lntramurals, International Club

Dayton, Ohio

Da yton, Ohio; Union Activities Committee, Cha irman, General Cultural Subcommittee, Flyer News, Sodality, SEA, Debate, Mariology Club

Chester, Pa.; lntramurals; Homecoming Committee

UNSER, ROSE MARIE

WAGNER, PHILIP M.

TATALICK, JAMES W.

Morrisonville, Ill.; Alpha Epsilon Delta

Ambridge, Pa.; Keystone Club, SAM, lntramurals, Marketing Club

Cleveland, Ohio; Servers Club, Cleve land Club, IEEE-Secretary, Techni Club-Vice President

VACCARIELLO, JOSEPH

WAGNER, RETA

TAYLOE, MARY ANN

Cleveland, Ohio

VALLEY, VIRGINIA

Miamisburg, Ohio; WRA, Secretary of WRA, PEMM, SEA

Springfield, Ohio; Secretarial Club-President, Student Union C ommittee, Buckeye Club

Springfield, Ohio; SEA

WAGNER, ROLAND RICHARD

VAN KEUREN, JOHN

TAYLOR, KATHLEEN A.

VAN MARTER, PAUL A.

Dayton, Ohio; Math Club

Da yton, Ohio; Phi Alpha Epsi lon , Sociology Club Da yton, Ohio; Phi Alpha Epsilon

Dayton, Ohio; Student C ouncil Representative, Trea surer, and Vice President, Phi Alpha Theta-Vice President, Pi Kappa Delta, Dayton Club-President, College Bowl Capta in, SPP, Superior Cadet, Mountaineer Club, Young Democrats, Union Activities Organization, Who's Who '64

VASCSINEC, JOHN

WAGNER, WILLIAM A.

TERRANOVA, GERARD

Marion, Ohio; Ph ysics Club

Valley Stream, N.Y.; ASME, Co-chairman of ASME Convention, lntramurals, Knick Club

VARIDIN, DEMETRA

TERRY, SUSAN

Port Reading,N.J.; ACS

Elyria, Ohio; Cleveland Club, SAM

VENHOFF, SUE

WALLACE, ROBERT M. Dayton, Ohio

Lorain, Ohio; Cleveland Club, Tl Club

Loui sville, Ky.; Bluegra ss Club-Secretary, Fl yerettes , Alpha Epsi lon Delta , Omega

THOMAS, TERRENCE J.

VERHOFF, DENNIS

Cleveland, Ohio; SEA, PEMM

Leipsic, Ohio; SEA, Sodality

Cleveland, Ohio; Fren ch Club

Cleveland

Club,

THOMAS, PAUL

WALSH, JOHN M. Pittsburgh, Pa .; Delta Sigma Pi-Vice President, Keystone Club, Accounting Club, lntramurals

SENIOR GLOSSA路RY WALTER, EILEEN Cleveland, Ohio; C leveland Club, CCU, SEA, Freshman O rientation WALTER, MICHAEL D. Dayton, Ohio; Varsity Golf, Dayton Club WALTZ, ROBERT A. Dayton, Ohio; lntramurals, Rifle Club WANK, IRENE New Riegel, Ohio; Alpha Epsilon Delta WA TROB, GLADYS Cleveland , Ohio ; Cleveland C lu b, SEA, Education Committee, Education Honor Society WATSON, WILLIAM E. Dayton, Ohio; Accounting Club WEARSCH, NANCY M. Brunswick, Ohio; SEA, Cleveland Club WEISS, ROGER F. Cincinnati , Ohio; Cincy C lub, ASCE, NSPE WEITHAUS, BARBARA LEE Toledo, Ohio; Daytonian, Junior Class Prom Committee, Promotio ns Comm ittee, SEA, Tri Lambda-President WELTIN, TIMOTHY P. Fremont, Ohio; Pick and Hammer Club, Cleveland C lub, Servers Cl ub, Intramurals WELZBACHER, ROBERT J. Belleville, Ill.; Illini Club, lntramurals, AIEEE-Secretary WENDLING, LOIS ANN Dayton, Ohio; SEA. Beta Beta Beta WENSKUS, PAMELA Western Springs, Ill.; Psi Chi, International Relations Club WERCHOWSKI, AUGUST W. Pittsburgh, Pa.; Keystone Club, Counter Insurgency, lntramurals WEST, DONALD, S.M. Dayton, Ohio WETHINGTON, NORBERT A. Dayton, Ohio

WHITE, WANDA JUNE Dayton , O hio; Players; Red and Blue Varieties WIEDEMER, GEORGE C. Rochester, N.Y.; Soccer, CCU, Servers Clu.b, Floor Advisor WIENGES, JAMES Rye, N.Y.; Knick Club, lntramurals, Sociology Club, Welcome Comm ittee, Homecoming Committee WIETHORN, PHILLIP Pittsburgh , Pa .; Keystone Club, Phi Beta Alpha , Players, Orientation Committee, Homecoming Committee, Daytonian-Senior Editor, lntramurals, Cultural Committee , Un iversity Party WILCZEK, ROBERT JOSEPH Chicago, Ill.; Illini Club, Pershing Rifles, French Club, Promotions Committee , Homecoming Elections Committee, lntramurals, Spring Wee k Committee, W ho's W ho '64

WHALEN, MICHAEL P. Rochester, N.Y.; lntramurals, Knick Club, SAM

WILSON, JOAN Blanchester, Oh io; Phi Alpha Epsilon, Sociology Club, French Club, Co-chairman of Senior Farewell, Tri Lambda, Daytonian

WHALEN, TERRENCE E. Springfield, Oh io; Football, lntramu路rals WHARTON, RICHARD Philadel phia, Pa.; Dayton ian, Ph i Beta. Alpha WHEELER, JOHN W. Dayton, Ohio; Vets Club, Marketing Club-Vice President WHELAN, GEORGE PAUL Jersey C ity, N.J.; Flyer News, Sociology C lub, Knick Club

WILKINS, MARCIA LYNNE Lancaster, Ohio; Promotion Committee, Bluegra ss Club, Players, French Club, Gamma Gamma Kappa WILL, ERWIN A. Wickliffe , Ohio; Football, Marketing Club, C leveland Club, Monogram Club WILLIAMS, SHERYL E. Dayton, Ohio; Ind ustrial En gin eers Club WILLKE, JAMES A. C incin nati, Ohio; Cincy Club-president, Al pha Kappa Psi-Newsletter Editor, Co-chairman Homecoming Campaign, Cin cy Float Chairman , Intramurals WILMETH, JAMES L. Wayne , Pa.; Alpha Kappa Psi, Scabbard and Blade, Commanding Officer of Pershing Rifles, lntramurals, Military Ball Master of Ceremon ies, ROTC Brigade Commander, Who's Who '64, Phi Beta Alpha-Trea su rer, Homecoming Committee, Freshman Welcome Committee

WILSON, RICHARD E. Norwich, N.Y.; Vets Club-President, Program Board-Chairman , Alpha Epsilon Delta, Un io n Board of Governors WINDISCH, WILLIAM, S.M. Pittsburgh, Pa. WINKLER, RICHARD W. St. Louis , Mo.; Soccer, Football, Monogram Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Ha-

wa iian Club, Turnabout Tag Candidate WINTERS, RONALD PAUL Dayton , Ohio; Industrial Engif)eers Club -Vice President, Joint Council of En gineers WISECAVER, JAMES, S.M. Hawthorne, Calif. WISELY, CATHLEEN Wayne, N.J.; Knick Club, DaytonianSecretary, Phi Alpha Epsilon, Flyer News, Orientation Committee WOJTUSIAK, GEORGE Yonkers, N.Y.; Accounting Club WOLF, MICHAEL A. Dayton, Ohio; Techni Club, lntramurals , Rifle Club WOLF, ROBERT J. West Orange, N.J. ; Vets Club-Secretary WONG, EDMUND, S.M. Kailua, Hawaii WOOD, GAYLE R. Grosse Poin t Wood s, Mich.; Wolverine Club WOODIE, PAUL R. Dayton, Ohio; Sodality, Ph i Alpha Theta, Union Activities-Vice Chairman, Student Council Clerk, SPP, UP, Young Democrats, Dayton Club, Orientation, Student Government Seminar, Who's Who '64 WORACEK, JEAN Mad ison, Ind. ; Hoosier Club, SEA YOUNG, BRENDA C. Dayton , Ohio; SEA, Marching Coeds, Tenn is Team , Basketball Team YOUNG, RICHARD R. Payton, Ohio; Marketing Club YU, LORRAINE Formosa

ZECK, WILLIAM J. Pittsburgh, Pa.; Delta Sigma Pi, Accounting Club, Keystone Club, Head Resident of Founders Hall , Who's Who '64 ZIEHLER, ANTHONY M. Dayton, Ohio; ACS, AIChE ZIELINSKI, PHYLLIS A. Brunswic k, Ohio; SEA, Cleveland Club ZIMPFER, DOUG Troy, Ohio; Football ZUBEK, ST AN LEY, S.M. Cleveland, Ohio ZUSMAN, JOSEPH Dayton , Ohio; Phi Alpha Epsilon, Sociology Club, International Club, Foreign Affairs Club

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LEISURE

CULTURAL

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The John F. Kennedy Memorial Union affords the people of Dayton many opportunities to obtain the most pleasure from leisure hours spent bowling, browsing in the art gallery, listening to music in the music room or just relaxing in the torch lounge.

Cultural encouragement for Daytonian s is of primary importance in the programs and facilities of the John F. Kennedy Memorial Un ion. Thu s within the Union there is a 389-seat theater, an art gallery, a music listening room as well as banquet and meeting rooms available for cultural activities.

The administrative staff of the John F. Kennedy Memorial Union is geared toward benefiting the entire Dayton community.

SOCIAL Realizing the importance of social development of a community, the Union program gives a great deal of attention to this aspect of our lives. The relaxed setting of the "Torch Room" makes it a popular meeting place. Upstairs, the Presidential Ballroom is the scene of many social functions. The entire Union has been planned to create a warm and informal atmosphere to encourage a fam ily spirit within.

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CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '65 Dominic's Restaurant

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A Salute to UD Graduates

EFFORT = ACCOMPLISHMENT You who are being graduated from the University of Dayton can be proud of this accomplishment that has come through your effort. Members of the faculty and administration can share in this pride because your achievement also is a measure of their continuing success. We in the Dayton community join in the appreciation of educational progress that your graduation represen.ts. You benefit personally, but so does our community and our nation. Indeed, our collective future depends on the dynamic search for truth and understanding that is the heart of education. We of the Tait Manufacturing Company salute you of the Class of 1965. Perhaps your future will be here in the Miami Valley - a good place to live and to grow. We are proud of our community of which you have been a part during your college career. But here or elsewh~re, may you continue to exert the effort that equals accomplishment. Good luck!

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To you this Daytonian is presented as a reflection . . . not of an activity, a face, or an event .. '. but a reflection of a year, a university . . . the thoughts and ideas of 1964-65 influences of a year ... for a life .. A yearbook is possible only through the untiring efforts of a cooperative administration

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students working as a team. However, there are always a few who distinguish themselves by doing not only what is required for their specific assignment, but donating much of their valuable time to many other tasks necessary to produce work of this nature. Steve Walter, Al H ill , Mike Steu~rwalt, Joe D~te ,

Bro. Arnold our all-night post-

master, and the Daytonian's invaluable moderator, Miss Devine, are just such people. To these and the entire Daytonian staff I am truly grateful. Sincerely,

Marcia Russo, Editor

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