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Frosh Get Hot The flames crackled and gave off a warm glow that shone on the freshmen and their wide assortment of - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • o u t l a n d i s h pajamas. The light ............................................... drizzle didn't dampen their spirit; they cheered and danced around the roaring bonfire all the same. As the flames died the group went off to President Kerr's home for the traditional serenade.

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Boogie The Otterbein College Cardinal Marching Band is a proud addition to every football game. Under the direction of • Gary Tirey, band members, 0- • Squad, flag corps, drum major • and featured twirlers are bonded into a hard-working unit. Whether the band is doing a half-time show, giving a concert or marching down Main Street, the performance is always fi lied with an enthusiastic variety of sounds.

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2001 Homecoming; a time for remembering the crispness of an autumn day, morning's colorful parade; the freshness of ribboned mums, cheering the afternoon game; awaiting the evening's queen, planning to meet again.

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The Court Sun shining, warming those students, faculty, alumni and friends who • had gathered for the fall f• festivities, 2001: An Otter • 'ii Odyssey, welcomed them • all. Half-time activities included a float competition and a dazzling display of musical talents by the marching band. The highlight was the coronation of Homecoming Queen, Deb Scott, representing Epsilon Kappa Tau sorority. Terrie Hopkins, the independent candidate, served as maid of honor.

top: Queen Deb Scott, escort Mark Thresher. left: Cherie Conklin - Theta Nu. above: Russ Stauffer, Janet James - Sigma Alpha Tau.

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above: Jim Leggett, Kim Christy- Kappa Phi Omega. below: Jim Shilling, Yei Kim - Tau Delta.

above: Maid of Honor, Terrie Hopkins- Independent, escort Ron Tremire. below: Dana Morgan, Belinda Seibert - Tau Epsilon Mu.


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Pan "Do you believe?" Many children as well as students in the Westerville-Columbus area believed in magic when the Otterbein Children's Theatre presented the wellknown story of PETER PAN. Under the direction of Petie Dodrill, this famed _ fantasy was centered around - a young boy (played by • • Cindy Snodgrass) who was • looking for his shadow. While doing so he met Wendy (Cindy Skunza), John (Scott Dillon) and their little brother Michael (Darrick Hayes). The children decided to go with Peter to Never, Never Land where children never have to grow up. Here the adventures begin.

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Record low temperatures of - 25° should have been enough to keep anyone from going outside. But as that • was not always possible, • everyone got a taste of what • •areal winter was like. Yes, the winter of '77 will be remembered for consistently low temperatures, frozen toes, a solid month with snow on the ground and all the shortages associated with the energy cutbacks.

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Rush Everybody, especially the frosh, loves winter term because of the big four letter - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • w o r d on campus- RUSH!! It's a busy time for the Greeks who spend endless hours working to get food, entertainment and atmosphere skillfully combined for each of the formal rush parties they must plan. Once it's all together both the rushers and the rushees relax and enjoy getting to know each other.

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One Hell of a Week What could be more frustrating, humiliating, timeconsuming or just plain fun than the traditional Greek Hell Week?! During this, the final week of pledging, come late nights of putting together scrap

books, and cramming for final pledge tests and hazings. Last minute pledge duties, 3 minute Coke Dates, outlandish outfits and humble Hell Day duties all add to the excitement of becoming Greek.

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"Snowbound" Could there be a more appropriate theme for Winter Weekend '77? • Reigning over the • weekend activities, including. • a play, basketball game and • " dance, was Queen Kim Leslie. Kim, an elementary education major and member of Sigma Alpha Tau sorority, was escorted by the members of her court, below I tor: Nancy Case, Sue Truitt, (Queen Kim), Suzi Youmans and Kathy Ullman.

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The Hot L Baltimore The Hot L Baltimore marked the third production this year. Director Don Paisley best characterized the play in his Director's Corner when he said that the ............................................... show dramatized the "condition of life" in a runCAST down hotel. The residents of Mr. Katz .................................... James St. Clair this domicile were vividly Mrs. Oxenham ............................... Barb Hawkins portrayed as seedy characters Bill Lewis ..................................... Mike Echols Paul Granger Ill ............................... David Weller and losers who refused to Mrs. Bellotti . ................................ Lucinda Sigrist Mr. Morse ................................. Jurgen Tossman leave the condemned Millie ....................................... Melissa Carey building. Many of those who Girl ........................................... Kathy Kiser April ...................................... Ellen Margulies viewed the play were Jackie ...................................... Nancy Shelton astonished at the rough and Suzy ........................................ Jenny Herron unpolished language, but the Jamie ........................................ Jim Schilling Cab Driver .................................. Roger Eyrolles words merely reflected the Delivery Boy . ................................... Dale Lund Suzy's John . .................................... John Ebner type of characters who used them.

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above: Professional actor Tony Randall at a press conference before his lecture. right: Professional actress Niki Flacks talks to students at a workshop session.

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left: Professional Mime Graciela Binaghi before and during one of her performances. right: Woody Herman conducting his "Thundering Herd."

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above: Professional singer Richard McKee.

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above: Jeanne Tears and Thomas Giroir of the Hartford Ballet Company in "Brahms Variations."


below: Timothy Scanlon, Freda Norman and •Sharon Wood of the National Theatre of the Deaf in "Four Saints in Three Acts." (Photo by I David Hays.)

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Dance: Country ~Style Swing your Partner! . All the "Swingers" at Otterbein showed up rarin' to go in the Campus Center Pit for this year's annual Sadie Hawkins dance. It was an opportunity for the girl to ask the man of her choice to an evening of squaredancing fun. While the crowd enjoyed cider and doughnuts, Randy Smith was crowned this Year's Li'I Abner.

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Louis .......................... Bob kokai Mike . ...................... Tom Downard Alfieri ....................... David Weller Eddie ....................... RIC MANCINI Catherine . ................... Cindi Skunza Beatrice ........................ Beth Titus Marco ............... ....... Roger Eyrolles Tony .......................... John Ebner Rodolpho . .................. James St. Clair 1st Immigration Officer ......... David Witt 2nd Immigration Officer . ...... Kent Blocher Mr. Lipari . ..................... Jeff Burnett Mrs. Lipari .................... Amy Runser "Submarines" .................. Kent Bixler Jim Schilling

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A View From the Bridge A View From the Bridge marked the sixteenth consecutive year that a professional guest actor has •appeared at Otterbein .college in a "Guest Artist Production." This year the •students were fortunate to be able to work with and learn from the talents of Ric

Mancini. Mancini portrayed the role of Eddie who loved his niece so much that eventually it led to his death. Ric has been seen in segments of such television shows as M.A.S.H., Baretta, and Starsky and Hutch.

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An outhouse in Westerville? How about a • live goat, a tie-on corset or a • wooden refrigerator? Those • are just a few of the many unusual items to be found during the annual CPB Scavenger Hunt. EKT was victorious this spring, locating more of the items on the list than any other group. Second and third places were captured by the Women's Softball Team and Kappa Phi Omega.

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Harmony This year IFC and Pan-He I decided to try a new type of all-Greek activity. The highly successful attempt to promote Greek unity on campus was labeled Greek Week and included leadership training workshops and athletic • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • games, pitting Greeks in each academic class against each - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - other. Dr. Marilyn Day was chosen the outstanding faculty member by the Greeks and was presented with an award during the traditional Harmony Night and Greek Awards Conclave closing the week out. This year the scholarship trophies went to Zeta Phi and EKT. Harmony Night honors were awarded to Sphinx, Kings and Janda for the fraternities and Kappa Phi Omega and EKT for the sororities.

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Concert •

Every year the Concert Choir, • under the direction of Dennis Kratzer, takes an active part in the college community; this year was no exception. They were busy fall term singing in conjunction with the Uptown Merchants Association; and also found time to hold a concert for Religious Activities Week. For three weeks during Christmas break, the choir traveled from the U.S. to England and to Switzerland, delighting all with their performance. The rest of the music department combined efforts to make Tower's Lawn the place to be this spring. Students, faculty and residents of the community congregated on the lawn with blankets and chairs for several evenings of musical entertainment. Performing were the Concert Band, Orchestra, Jazz Lab Band, Concert Choir and Opus Zero.

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"Saturday in the Park," theme of this year's May Day Weekend, got off to an exciting start with the theatre production "West Side Story" in Cowan Hall Friday evening. Saturday morning, Queen Mary Bricker was honored

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during coronation ceremonies which included the tapping of new Arete and Archaghia Circle members and the traditional Maypole dance. Greek Games, an outdoor concert and picnic supper made the day complete.


I tor: Mim Goehring (1976 queen), Chris Kapostasy, Mary Bricker, Becky Coleman, Heather Leach.

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West Side Story Each spring Otterbein Theatre presents a musical just in time for May Day - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • w e e k e n d . U n d e r the direction of Dr. Charles

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WOBN, the voice of Otterbein College, is one • aspect of the campus life that is ever-changing. Every term new people can be seen working in the station. Some are there for the first hand experience gained by working in a radio station, others are there for their own enjoyment. This year's Station Manager, Mark Snider, has helped the station strive for professionalism. Program Director, Chris Kapastosy, designed programs which were to meet the needs of the campus community. Sara Ullman, News Director, worked with the WOBN associates showing them the ins and outs of news casting. This year's installation of the UPI wire, enabling faster and more efficient gathering of the news, was a milestone in WOBN history.

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Pi rates! A musical comedy by Gilbert and Sullivan, "The Pirates of Penzance," was the major undertaking for Opera Theatre this winter. The cast of more than thirty, both students and faculty members, was directed by Dr. Mort Achter.

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top: Jack Dickey, Dir. of Placement. bottom left: Jo Alice Bailey, alumni and development. bottom right: Bob Moon, Rich Brooks, Pat Adcock, Linda Davis, public relations. (opposite page) - top left: Joann Van Sant, Vice Pres. for Students Affairs and Dean of Students. top right: Don Foster, Financial Aid Officer. bottom: John Lohse, data center.

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top left: Pam Verne, physical education. top right: Woodrow Macke, Vice Pres. for Business Affairs and Business Manager. bottom: Laura Joseph, financial aid, Polly Stainbrook, admissions. (opposite page) - top left: Dave Peters, Asst. Dean for Student Development. top right: Herb Wright, data center. bottom left: Maribeth Petercsak, library. bottom right: Louise Dudding, data center.

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top left: John Becker, Librarian. top right: Ken Patton, Dir. of Learning Resource Center. bottom: Marybell Simmons, Marilyn Shorts, Grace Ross, Jean Chamblin, business. (opposite page) - top left: Rev. Clarke, Chaplain. top right: Lila Kauffman, Penny Wiene, placement. bottom: Elwyn Williamns, Vice Pres. for Development and Public Relations, Pres. Kerr, Mrs. Kerr.

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top left: Red Morland, Sue Hughes, Margie Shaw, printing. top right: Marian Becker, Pat Whalen, student personnel. bottom: Sue Kaiser, Julie Gammelo, switchboard. (opposite page) -top left: Phyllis Tillet, pres. office. top right: Karl Oldag, Dean for Student Development. bottom left: Roger Wiley, Dir. of Data Center. bottom right: Peter Baker, Registrar.

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left: James Kealey, German. below: James Bailey, English, William Hamilton, English. (opposite page) -top left: John Laubach, Political Science. bottom left: Jacquelyn Beals, Life Science. right: J. Patrick Lewis, Economics.

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• SCOREBOARD Field Hockey Wins 1 Losses 7 Davis and Elkins- Loss Ohio State Uni. II - Loss Baldwin-Wallace -Win Denison - Loss Kenyon - Loss Muskingum - Loss Ohio University - Loss Ohio Wesleyan Ill - Loss

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Women's Field Hockey Team, 1st row: C. Good, M. Paul, G. Miller, K. Grist, L. Forsha, D. Hoar, S. Truitt. 2nd row: C. Geisler, L. Rynd, F. Gray, T. Fetherolf, Miss Durocher, H. Nichols, M. Montgomery, N. Case, T. Reffitt, Y. Gonzalez, C. Comanita.

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Women's Softball Team, 1st row: P. Pifer, J. Ruble, K. Fishbaugh, C. Comanita. 2nd row: C. Banks, S. Szymanski, C. Burton, D. Hedke, L. Ellis, C. Maxhimer. 3rd row: Miss Durocher, C. Geisler, K. Snelling, D. Donaugh, C. Griesinger, C. Andrews.

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SCOREBOARD Softball Wins 10 Losses 2 Wooster (DH) - Win, Win Wittenburg (DH) - Win, Win Findlay - Win Ashland - Loss OSU Newark-Win Rio Grande (DH) - Win, Loss Muskingum - Win Baldwin-Wallace -Win STATE TOURNAMENT Toledo-Win Miami-Win

SCOREBOARD Volleyball Losses 10 Wins 4 Capital - Loss Urbana (DH) - Win, Loss Ohio Wesleyan - Loss Muskingum - Loss Wittenberg - Loss Wright State- Loss Cuyahoga Comm. College - Loss Baldwin-Wallace- Loss Cincinnati Bible College - Loss Ohio Dominican - Win Central State - Win Mt. Vernon Nazarene - Win Muskingum - Loss

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Women's Volleyball Team, 1st row: L. Ellis, R. Smith, C. Bobb, K. Paul, A. Black, 5. Subich. 2nd row: Mis.s Hoover, K. Schuller, 5. Downs, D. Donaugh, K. Fishbaugh, P. Pifer, J. Gillman, D. Hedke. 3rd row: K. Kelly, K. Sekerak, C. Maxh1mer, C. Burton, K. K1pf1nger.


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SCOREBOARD Basketball Wins 3 Losses 7 Ohio Dominican - Win Marietta - Win Ohio University- Loss Ohio Wesleyan-Loss Denison - Loss Rio Grande - Loss Muskingum - Loss Wilmington - Win Defiance - Loss Capital - Loss

Women's Basketball Team, 1st row: D. Donaugh, S. Subich, D. Hoar, C. Comanita. 2nd row: K. Kipfinger, K. Horn, S. O'Dell, K. Fishbaugh, Miss Hoover.

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Women's Tennis Team, 1st row: S. Subich. 2nd row: J. Gillman, G. Miller, S. Seckel. 3rd row: Miss Hoover, 8. Smith, L. Lucas, M. Cox, Dr. Day.

SCOREBOARD Tennis Wins 5 Losses 5 Kenyon - Loss Muskingum - Loss Wooster-Win Toledo - Loss Marietta - Loss Ashland - Loss Wright State - Win Denison - Loss Capital - Win Cedarville - Win

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Football •The season was bright as the gridders finished with the best season since 1961. The team placed second in the Ohio Athletic Conference blue division. Don Snider was pegged the OAC Co-Defensive Player of the Year.

1st row: B. Talpas, S. Leckrone, G. Moore, B. Welch, R. Dodge, J. Hussey, D. Clark, B. Roberts, B. Ruble, T. Wolf, B. Hillier, B. Boltz, C. Furry, D. Youngpeter, C. Noble, D. Snider. 2nd row: J. Corbett, D. Bonner, M. Koob, T. Hart, B. Jacoby, K. Lynch, M. Granger, J. Bringardner, M. Lallo, G. Nesbitt, D. McCarty, J. Price, T. Gee. 3rd row: C. Compton, C. Clapper, J. Drake, K. Trojack, M. McIntyre, R. Latham, M. Schindler, R. Lainhart, M. Hartman, G. Griffith, T. O'Flynn, D. Kolhoff, J. Schlichter, D. Fultz. 4th row: M. Bakos, D. Fleenor, J. O'Rpurke, T. Chillinsky, J. Lower, P. Johnson, M. Baily, M. Echols, B. Bardelang, M. McPherson, D. Cooper, B. Spahr, G. Christodoulou, B. Young, T. Riepenhoff, B. Pendleton. 5th row: H. McCullough, G. Cobb, B. Ervin, S. Rawlins, B. Warning, J. Caldwell, W. Cummerlander, C. Watson, J. Smith, L. Meek, K. Yoe¡st, M. Cohen, J. Jones, D. Harris, J. Hassel, J. Wood. 6th row: Coach R. Seils, H. Hownstein, D. Welsh, D. Kopelziw, D. Wolfrom, P. Miller, D. Reynolds, R. Owen, B. Marchesky, C. Carlisle, C. Mihalik, C. Dufford.

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SCOREBOARD Basketball Wins 14 Losses 11 Opponent Marshall 79 69 Wabash Urbana 62 79 Rio Grande Dyke 84 Shepherd 73 Uni. of Pitt. Johnstown 79 Buffalo State 63 Robert Morris 63 Marietta 70 65 Capital Ashland 63 Muskingum 63 Denison 880.T. Wittenberg 68 Ohio Wesleyan 60 51 Capital 62 Marietta 64 Wooster Muskingum 71 O.T. 730.T. Denison Wittenberg 64 Ohio Wesleyan 78 Denison 59 O.C. Tourn. Muskingum 75 O.C. Tourn.


BasketBall Highlighting the 76-77 season was the victory over •Wittenberg. Yet, I Muskingham 11 held the curse over the 'Bein by beating the team twice in the regular season and once in the play-offs, by 1, 2, and 3 points consecutively. Guard, Doug Addis, led the OAC in assists.

1st row: C. Dufford, D. Petty, M. Sanders, J. Phillips, M. Wohlheter, D. Addis, D. Miller, B. Clay, C. Choice, D. Morris, D. Manly. 2nd row: D. Ballinger, R. Owen, J. Benson, T. Oliva, G. Biffle, D. Fahrbach, E. Williams, D. Brough, 5. Jones, L. Downing, T. Huffman, D. White, J. Horn, Coach D. Reynolds.

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1st row: R. Miller, E. Stockwell, T. Bachtel, R. Underwood, P. Byrnes, T. Lyons. 2nd row: J. Hunt, G. Jewett, J. Spencer, J. Yoest, S. Czurak, J. Tymoski, J. Vancleave, Coach D. Lehman.

SCOREBOARD Cross Country Wins 6 Losses 3 Opponent Otterbein 38 Ohio Wesleyan 19 OAC Relays 5th with 44 pts. 19 Muskingum 38 49 Ohio Wesleyan 34 Denison 80 Muskingum 89 Kenyon 163 Findlay lnvt. 5th with ijO pts. All-Ohio Meet 6th with 203 pts. 37 Ohio Northern 34 Detroit 61 OAC Meet 2nd with 79 pts. N.C.A.A. 27th with 652 pts.

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and Cross Country Both cross country and track teams saw plenty of favorable results this year. The harriers placed second in the OAC meet while the cindermen gained third in the OAC championships. The track team broke nine school records and finished with a 12-0 mark in their dual, tri, and quandrangular meets. Otter fans extended hardy congratulations to senior Tom Bachtel. The runner was chosen to represent the U.S. in the Deaf Olympics to be held in' Bucharest, Rumania this summer.


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Track Losses 0 Wins 12 Otterbein Opponent 83 Ohio Northern 53 68Y:.! Wittenberg 83 18Y2 Findlay College 58 83 Ohio Wesleyan Marietta 19 Muskingum 12 59 81Y:.! Wooster Muskingum Ohio Wesleyan Denison Capital 95 Capital OAC Relay 2nd with 70 pts. OAC Meet 3rd with 66 pts. N.C.A.A. 45th with 4 pts. 70

1st row: B. Jones, D. Smith, T. Bachtel, D. Paul, B. Talpas, E. Stockwell, T. Edwards, K. Yoest. 2nd row: J. VanCleave, S. Czurak, P. Byrnes, R. Underwood, D. Diehl, J. Ankrom, M. McIntyre, B. Motter. 3rd row: R. Miller, A. Bondurant, J. Spencer, G. Jewett, B. Hopkins, T. Pitt, B. Ranney, R. Winemiller, T. Chillinsky. 4th row: F. Benedict, J. Jones, C. Ricevuto, D. Miller, C. Compton, G. Powers, G. Christodoulou, C. Amstuz. 5th row: R. Owen, C. Dufford, B. Marcheski, M. Granger, K. Bixler, L. Meek, S. Kunkleman, D. Lehman, J. Hunt, Coach P. Miller.

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Soccer The 'Bein's soccer team faced their second season with determination. The young players won the Westerville Parks and Recreation League title. But, perhaps the highlight to remember was the team's tie with OSU, 0-0, in overtime. Standing: J. Kalb, J. VanCleave, D. McBride, M. Cohen, R. Hamilton, S. Leonard, G. Christodoulou, I. Al-Farsi, E Warner. Kneeling: N. Hussen, D. Bridgeman, R. Murph, M. Schindler.

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The netters did not seem to be able to connect this year. Co-captain, Dave Bridgman blamed the dismal season on a lack of concentration, yet speculated that the team would be more productive next year with the experience. Top man for the season with 5 wins in singles was Co-captain, John Hargis.

Baseball

SCOREBOARD Tennis WinsO Losses 12 Otterbein Opponent 0 Kenyon 9 3 Heidelburg 6 0 Denison 9 0 Capital 9 1 Mt. Union 8 0 Ohio Wesleyan 9 0 Ashland 9 4 Muskingum 5 0 Marietta 9 0 Denison 9 0 Ashland 9 1 Capital 8

Due to a young team, the Otters had a difficult time staying on the right track this season. Individually, however, pitcher, Bill Hillier had a dream come true when he hurled a nohitter against Denison.

SCOREBOARD Baseball Wins 14 Losses 19 Otterbein Opponent 4 Ohio Wesleyan 2 3 Ohio Wesleyan 7 10 Ashland 4 5 Marietta 12 0 Capital 4 6 Capital 5 10 Muskingum 6 2 Ohio Northern 0 6 Ohio Northern 3 1 Wooster 4 1 Wooster 6 4 Wittenberg 5 3 Marietta 5 0 Marietta 18 1 Denison 3 2 Muskingum 9 14 Muskingum 1 11 Capital 13 3 Denison 1 4 Denison 1 12 Ohio Dominican 7

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I tor: N. Ballog, vice pres., N. Osbahr, I. Jochem, treas., B. Hassenpflug, G. Glunt, K. Johnson, pres., C. Andrew.

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I tor: T. Wessell, J. Ankrom, J. Black, B. Roberts, W. Newland, D. Peters, R. Nourse, R. Staufer, D. Lance, C. Simmons, J. Black, T. Collins.

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1st row: B. Coleman, D. Danford, M. Bricker, N. Rohal. 2nd: S. Bennett, D. Turns, G. Smith, P. Bricker. I tor: M. Wilson, B. Jardine, J. Garrabrant, vice pres.

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1st row: J. Wygant, I. Haggins, L. Rynd, S. Martin, B. Garringer. 2nd: L. Abbott, M. Warrick, D. Banwart, M. Yeakel. 3rd: N. Bocskor.

1st row: A. Sheppard, pres., L. Young, vice pres. 2nd: C. Miller, S. Gooding, sec.

1st row: L. Young, C. Kapostasy, C. Skunza, K. Kiser, B. Folts, N. Hammond. 2nd: L. Durham.

1st row: R. Fletcher. 2nd: B. Smith, L. Stuckey, M. Montgomery, S. Gooding, B. Brown, R. Steele, L. Bundschuh.

1st row: M. Leiber, S. Skemp, Y. Gonzalez. 2nd: C. Thornburn, T. Reffitt. H. Feen, S. Fisher.

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1st row: L. Price, T. Dover, L. Latimer. 2nd: M. Dailey, J. Recob. 'l.

1st row: J. Hickman, M. Paul, M. Echelmeyer, K. Robinson. 2nd: A. Hawkins, T. Hanson, A. Sheppard, L. Lockett.

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1st row: T. Lawler, A. Thompson, K. Wilcox, K. Ullman. 2nd: L. Walker, M. Crowley, P. Hart, C. Coy.

I to r: L. Wardlow, B. Isaacs, C. Holdrieth, B. Strayer, L. Stump.

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1st row: D. Williams, Cheryl Bobb, L. Fry, 5. Mayberry. 2nd: C. Wine, ). Pfancuff, P. Marstell, C. Lantz, C. Taylor, Bev. Wolboldt, N. Hodgdon, W. Graff.

I tor: C. Martin, A. Linn, C. McRoberts, 5. Rivers, M. Meuser, 5. Kramer, P. Woodruff, 5. Stanley. I tor: Suzi Youmans, A. Valvano, R. Perry, N. Case, J. Fu, 5. Truitt.

I tor: B. Seibert, treas., N. Hodgdon, B. Bible, vice pres., J. Pfancuff, sec.

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1st row: P. Coughenour, D. Hoar, B. Romahr, T. Powell, L. Goodman. 2nd: T. Ramborger, P. Diamond, C. Allen, S. Gregory, B. Henry. 3rd: C. Evans, C. Watts, M. Carey.

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1st row: B. Hill, R. Cunning, N. Ballog, S. Henthorn, M. Wilson. 2nd: S. Smith, -:-. Hritz, J. Farkas, T. Miller. 1st row: A. Hill, C. Terry, L. Rice, treas., N. Osbahr, pres., L. Robey, sec. 2nd: M. Hobgood, E. Teichert, V. Baker, K. Shaver, C. Conklin, S. Miller, vice pres. 3rd: C. Kipfinger, K. Paul.

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1st row: K. Grist, K. Christy. 2nd: K. Strohm, treas., R. Stoddard, vice pres., J. Waggaman, sec. 3rd: P. Pifer, pres.

1st row: C. Stettner, G. Glunt, P. Pifer, R. Stoddard. 2nd: K. Grist, P., K. Strohm. 3rd: R. Nicholson, J. Waggaman, K. Christy.

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1st row: G. Wooton, D. Paul, S. Walker. 2nd: D. Repik, sec., G. Keffer. 3rd: C. Kaiser, treas., S. Bowles, sec.

1st row: P. Martin, G. Baker, T. Edwards, D. Miller, vice pres. 2nd: C. Compton, J. Pugliese, D. Rossel, P. Johnson, B. Anton, S. Leckrone, D. Frick, M. WisP.

1st row: M. Burns. 2nd: R. Sheyhan, R. Alspaugh, D. Evans, K. Yoest, M. Loi lo, C. Pass. 3rd: C. Kaiser, S. Bowles, K. Carter, J. Christoff, D. Fultz, K. Cordle, F. Benedict. 4th: G. Keffer, D. Roberts, D. Miller, J. Schlichter, D. Thompson, D. Brough.

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1st row: J. Horn, D. Strine. 2nd: R. Sheyhan, D. Ramey, J. Christoff, G. Detty, C. Broska, D. Diehl, D. Roberts, B. Stebner. 3rd: D. Fultz, J. Spencer, R. Weybright, D. Pyles, G. Keffer, D. Brough, T. Lyons, P. Bible. 4th: J. Jones, J. Schlichter, S. Walker, S. Bowles, D. Evans, D. Miller, K. Carter.


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1st row: J. Davis. 2nd: S. Fackler, J. Dennison, E. Costine, R. Clark, M. Freese, T. Bixler, B. Conard. 3rd: G. Prez, E. Warner.

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1st row: B. Spangler, 5. Stout. 2nd: J. Hassel, M. Overstreet, 5. Rawlins, T. Riepenhoff, B. Spahr, C. Clapper. 3rd: M. Hartman, K. Trojack, T. Gee, B. Warning.

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1st row: H. Molinaro, M. Kline, T. McCarthy. 2nd: T. Bachtel, T. Forman, D. Smucker, M. Princehorn, T. Ferrel. 3rd: D. McDaniels, D. Miller, R. Althouse, D. Wetzel.


1st row: D. DeClark, A. Bernard, L. Brown, J. McQueen. 2nd: D. Smith, D. Haynes, M. Liebherr, D. Kingsbury. 3rd: R. Stain, D. Hawk, W. Newland, J. Cole, C. Eckerson, J. Antram, pres. 1st row: M. Espy, R. Beers. 2nd: K. Stuckey, M. Ritz, S. Black, R. McClellan, D. Zeuch. 3rd: S. Spangler, P. Mowery. 4th: Tom Wolfe, B. Burdick, G. Hirtzinger.


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1st row: S. Muse, M. Espy, G. Keebler, G. Wooton, D. Strine, R. Hamilton, M. Costine. 2nd: C. Furry, J. Burnett, E. Baker, M. Dine. 3rd: D. Williams, J. McLaughlin, G. Oches. 4th: D. Stuckey, J. Farkas, S. Atkins, H. Leach, M. Goehring, D. Turns. 5th: D. Frick, K. Wohlever, M. Liebherr, P. Farmer, A. Vittur, D. Peters, C. Andrew, M. Thresher, A. Sabock, M. Lallo, M. Wilson, P. Call, K. Oldag, B. Coleman, B. Martin, D. Bridgman, M. Bricker, S. Miller.

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Archaghia Circle, Senior Men's Honorary, I to r: C. Kaiser, D. Lance, sec., J. Antram, D. Hawk, pres., J. Hunt.

Torch and Key, Scholastic Honorary, 1st row: M. Hobgood, C. Horie, K. Ringle, N. Flinchbaugh, K. Mauer, D. Bridgeman, J. Yoest, pres., J. Brush. 2nd: P. Thomas, C. Meyer, B. Babcock, D. Horner, S. Cory, D. Kingsbury, C. Kapostacy, R. Underwood, J. Downing, D. Trochelman, G. Jewett, R. Murph, C. Furry, M. McRoberts, Robin Mead, J. Antram.

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Alpha Lambda Delta, Freshman Women's Honorary, 1st row: T. Ramborger, R. Riffle, S. Abraham, N. Bocskor, K. Speelman, B. Coleman, pres., D. Banwart. 2nd: D. Lantz, J. Orlidge, C. Orlidge, I. Haggins, D. Francis, S. Ott, N. Case, treas. 3rd: C. Stettner, N. Cummans, M. Bricker, T. Jackson, M. Jones, E. McCoy, S. Bennett. 4th: P. Coughenour, G. Greene, M. Schulz, K. Horn, L. Rosenbaum, M. Pennington, P. Harden, S. Truitt, S. McRoberts, J. Britton, J. McDonald. 5th: D. Danford, D. Wright, sec., S. McDaniel, T. Fetheroff, G. Smith, C. Markley, S. Ingels, vice pres., B. Hassenpflug, D. Geesey.

Phi Eta Sigma, Freshman Men's Honorary, 1st row: M. Ringle, B. Conard, D. Lance, M. Wilhelm. 2nd: C. Lange, C. Furry, pres., B. Ludwick, R. Beers, ). Brush, D. Trochelman, K. Ringle, D. Bridgman, ). Downing, D. Metz, ). Schmeling. 3rd: B. Kassing, B. Babcock, ). Wagner, D. Zeuch, J. Yoest, S. Fackler, R. Underwood, sec., D. Kingsbury, M. Mc Roberts.

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Pi Kappa Delta, Forensics Honorary, 1st row: M. Carey, L. Young, vice pres., A. Vanek, S. Reisch, T. Cramer, A. Runser. 2nd: J. Harrell, M. Deer, S. Ullman, D. Hines, advisor, J. Grissinger, advisor, J. Harrell, D. Hawk, pres., B. Kokai, J. Hobson.

Alpha Epsilon Delta, Pre-Medical Honorary, 1st row: M. Wilhelm, B. Kassings, M. McRoberts, pres., D. Trochelman, R. Underwood, D. Lance. 2nd: D. Albrecht, C. Noble, R. Katase, S. Williams, J. Downing, J. Yoest, vice pres., C. Furry.

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Delta Omicron, Music Honorary, 1st row: G. Glunt, vice pres., S. Henthorn, pres., L. Jones, R. Huber. 2nd: E. Margulies, D. Scott, treas., C. Fowler, D. Blain, L. Marshall. 3rd: A. Kanengeiser, S. Gooding. 4th: P. Farmer.

Sigma Zeta, Science Honorary, 1st row: M. McRoberts, R. Underwood, G. Jewett, E. Stockwell, M. Bricker. 2nd: D. Lance, vice pres., J. Hunt, treas., K. Ringle, pres., C. Furry, S. Cory, J. Downing. 3rd: M. Wilhelm, P. Mowrey.

Theta Alpha Phi, Dramatics Honorary, 1st row: K. Kiser, D. Banwart. 2nd: L. Sigrist, C. Snodgrass, vice pres., A. Vittur, B. Titus, pres., J. Herron, C. Skunza. 3rd: T. Downard, J. Burnett, L. Young, sec., C. Markley. 4th: P. Burns.

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Religious Activities Council, I to r: J. Brush, pres., C. Long, advisor, D. Wilbur.

Campus Programming Board, 1st row: D. Kingsbury, N. Everhart, P. Burns, J. Wygant, D. Williams, P. Call, K. Gould, M. Foster, R. Duff, E. Baker. 2nd: J. McDonald, I. Haggins, L. Shaw, M. Yeakel, S. Ingels, D. Young.

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C.P.B. Executive Board, 1st row: P. Call, pres., D. Williams, sec. 2nd: N. Everhart, Judy Wygant. 3rd: P. Olson, advisor, M. Foster, K. Gould, D. Kingsbury, vice pres., P. Burns, R. Duff.


SCOPE, Students Concerned Over People Everywhere, 1st row: B. Henry, C. Watson. 2nd: T. Ramborge r, R. Murph, M. McRoberts, K. Mauer, J. Brush, N. Asinov.

Campus Crusade for Christ, 1st row: L. Hall. 2nd: M. Hobgood, K. Vance. 3rd: D. Bell, S. Reinhart. 4th: C. White, K. Sidwell. 5th: S. Gangluff, B. Hassenpflug. 6th: M. Gangluff, C. Ball, P. Mowrey, P. Bunnell, L. Glazier, K. Helmig, M. Goehring, D. Birdgeman, leader. 7th: C. Horie, K. Blackburn, D. Craig, J. Kavendish, K. Hyland. 8th: G. Hasley, T. Ryder.

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College Republicans, 1st row: M. Wilson, N. Bocskor, vice pres., D. Thomas. 2nd: L. Goodman, B. Brush, J. Grim, K. Ullman.

Home Economics, 1st row: B. Carnahan, A. Brune, M. Sokolowski, P. Call, pres., S. Cory, N. Osbahr, C. Warren, advisor. 2nd: T. Fetherolf, sec., S. Moore, M. Montgomery, D. Mukasa.

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Cap and Daggar, Dramatic Society, 1st row: K. Kiser, C. Skunza, sec., C. Hune, M. Carey, M. Echols, M. Yeakel, B. Folts, J. Herron, 5. Blair, K. Radcliff, C. Markley, K. Blocher. 2nd: B. Kokai, A. Kanengeiser, 5. Dillon, C. Snodgrass, R. Phillips, I. Haggins, D. Banwart, 5. Reisch, B. Titus, vice pres., T. Downard, pres., L. Young, J. Burnett, treas. 3rd: J. St. Clair, J. Ebner, L. Sigrist, C. Rittenour, L. Durham, A. Vittur, D. Witt, J. Hobson, L. Navarro.

Phi Sigma Iota, Romance Language Society, 1st row: M.¡Pennington, 5. Cunningham, 5. Kramer, N. Casselman, B. Babcock, L. Goeller, vice pres., I. Jochem, pres., 5. Skemp, J. Britton. 2nd: K. Helmig, B. Hassenpflug, C. Meyer, J. Wagner, M. Hobgood.

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Junior students in elementary or secondary education are selected for Fall term of study at Mccurdy Schools in Espanola, New Mexico. 1st row: W. Newland. 2nd row: D. Lund, B. Rogers, J. Wygant, J. Ruble, M. Bowers.

p Julie Wiget, a student involved in Otterbein's new Coop program, gains experience in her major of business administration as well as receiving pay for work done at the Southern Bowling and Billiard Co. in Columbus.

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