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The New People Class of 1985 CAROLYN SELBY, C. Editor LAURA ELDER, C. Editor Published by the Student Government Association of The College of Wooster
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ABOUT OUR COVER••..• Our cover was designed by Carey Pelto.
HELLO I · hed Welcome to Wooster, New People. You are now holding the f !niS product which you probably helped to make possible. Please take ti~~.to carefully read through the first few pages. They describe the main actiVIties which you may become involved in during your years at the college. ~he activities inci.Jde governmental responsibilities, publications, housmg options, church oriented groups and musical organizations. . We hope you enjoy the pictures of your classmates as well as their unique descriptions. , · h · · · and curious, Best WIS es to a class of "Easy-going, athletiC, sens1t1ve people. Thanks again I Carolyn Selby Laura Elder
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CAMPUS COUNCIL Campus Council is a decif路on-making body composed of students, faculty, and administrators. Council includes nine students, three faculty representatives, and three administrators. Campus Council has the power to legislate in areas of student life and to make recommendations to the President of the College, the Board of Trustees, the faculty, or any campus group or committee. Council also allocates money to the campus as a forum for all members of the College community to express and debate ideas. Council meets weekly, and members of the College community are invited to attend and participate. For further information, contact Chairperson, Eugenia Hull.
JUDICIAL BOARD The Judicial Board is a panel of students, faculty, and administrative officials who are repsonsible for hearing cases dealing with violations of either the Code of Conduct or the Code of Academic Integrity. Cases are referred to the Judicial Board by the Dean's staff, Hall Councils, faculty, or by a student's petition to the chairperson. Cases are then referred to a hearing counselor. A hearing is held and the Board decides upon guilt or innocence and what penalties, if any, will be levied. Student membership is determined by the Student Government Association. There are openings for members each year for two-year positions.
INDEX The INDEX, Wooster's yearbook, is published once a year, covering the events of the entire year. Focusing on all College activities and organizations, the INDEX serves as a creative and entertaining history of the College. The staff welcomes all students interested in assisting with any and facts of assembling a yearbook. Students interested in copy writing, layout, photography, and advertising sales are encouraged to join the staff. The index's office is located in Lowry Center basement, just down from Mom's Truck Stop.
POTPOURRI Published twice a week by the Student Government Association, POTPOURRI has for 11 years been recognized as the unofficial news sheet of the College. Students wishing to inform each other of meetings, special events, items lost and found, and other information, will soon learn of the value of POTPOURRI. All entries should be legibly written or typed, signed, and turned in by the deadline specified in POTPOURRI'S issue. The issues may be found on dining tables in Lowry Center and Kittredge Dining Halls. 3
WOOSTER VOICE The WOOSTER VOICE, the official student newspaper of the College, serves both as an outlet for student opinion and creative effort, and as a chance to gain practical experience in journalism. Published and distributed free each Friday, the VOICE offers paid and volunteer positions to all students. Anyone interested in reporting, photography, advertising sales, layout, play, film, or record reviewing, or writing a weekly column is invited to attend staff meetings, held weekly. No experience is necessary to become a member of the WOOSTER VOICE staff. We encourage letters to the Editor on any current local or national topic, and print all letters that we receive. The VOICE serves a vital purpose on the College campus- pointing out areas of concern on campus, previewing and publicizing upcoming events, and serving as the primary line of communication between members of the College community. You'll enjoy being a part of the VOICE staff- come see us at our office in Lowry Center basement (just down the back hall by Mom's Truck Stop) or call editor Kevin Grubb.
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WCWS, 92 FM, is a 390-watt, noncommercial, educational radio station located in Wishart Hall which strives to professionally serve Wayne County with diversified programming as licensed by the Federal Communications Commission. WCWS is completely managed and operated by College of Wooster students. Any student is welcome to become involved in one or several aspects of WCWS including news and sportscasting, engineering, public affairs programming, production, and music programming. Radio experience is greatly admired but not required. In addition to news and public affairs programming and College of Wooster sportscasts WCWS offers Classical, Jazz, Soul, Country, Album-Oriented Rock, and Pop Contemporary music. If interested in being involved at the C.O.W. and serving the community, WCWS is for you! For more information contact Tom Messner, Station Manager.
MEN'S SECTIONS The College of Wooster has six local fraternities, commonly called "sections:路 Wooster's sections differ from national fraternities in two main respects: ( 1) they are not affiliated with national organizations, therefore, their dues are less in comparison, and (2) they are subject to the expectations set forth in the College Code of Social Responsibility. Sections differ greatly in size, member attitude, the number and nature of their functions, and the degree 01 fraternal spirit they possess. Why join a section? A main appeal of sections is the fellowship or fraternal spirit which they offer. This fellowship is difficult to define, but it is clearly felt by most section men. By living together in a section, and taking part in its activities, the members are able to more fully appreciate the great divergence of personalities among themselves. 4
WOMEN'S CLUBS The Women's Clubs at Wooster are local sororities, unaffiliated with any national organizations. The club system is made up of three clubs. A joint governing body called the Inter-Club Council rules the clubs. ICC is responsible for handling inter-club activities and for setting up dates for rush activities and pledging. Each club serves its purpose by providing women with opportunities that would be difficult for individuals to pursue. Incorporated in their purpose is, of course, the meeting of new people and forming lasting friendships. Club activities have included retreats, parties, popcorn selling at movies, pizza runs, big-little sister programs, and others. Activities involving the clubs as a whole have been the annual Halloween party for the Wooster school children, Homecoming decorations, and the ICC formal. Get to know us, as we get to know you.
WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER The Women's Resource Center is a cooperative organizati6n of women established by Wooster women for the purpose of meeting, supporting and educating each other. All Wooster women, including women faculty, are considered members. The Center will be sponsoring films, speakers, and many special activities directed toward the self-education of women as well as the entire community. Located in the Lowry Center, the Wooster Women's Resource Center coordinates women's and women-related activities on campus such as speakers, workshops, films, etc. The Center is in the process of building a collection of books, periodicals, and resources that pertain to women or the women's mov~ment in general.
BLACK STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION The Black. Students' Association is a political, educational, and social organization whose main purpose is to maintain and present life from a Black perspective on campus. The group sees the education of the rest of the campus in Black culture as one of its major duties; the other is the fostering of Black interaction on a campus where Blacks are a decided minority. All Black and Third World members of the College community are automatically members of BSA. Each year, BSA plans educational and social functions during Black History Week in February and Calling of Blackness Week in May. The group has also designed a Big-Brother/BigSister program and a special orientation program to help Black freshm.en make an easier adjustment to a basically all-white campus. The group tnes to maintain all avenues for expression of Black ideas on campus.
COLLEGe OF WOOSTER DANCE COMPANY Dance Company is a student-founded and administered organization dedicated to the advancement of dance as a communicative art form. Two productions, one fall and one spring, are performed per year, and students have the opportunity to dance, choreograph, or participate in the various areas of productions, from publcility to costumes. Auditions are private and open to all students; no experience is necessary. Dance Company offers a great opportunity for creativity, expression, recreation, discipline, and fun. If you are interested in becoming a part of this enthusiatically supported and fast-growing organization, please contact Coordinators, Karen Anderson, Christine Baker, or Debbie Marsico.
NEWMAN MINISTRY While Newman Ministry is a Catholic Campus Ministry, it serves all faculty, students, and staff of the College with educational, spiritual, and social activities designed to make Christian awareness more deeply a part of our everyday lives, both on campus and in our service to the world community. Membership is open to all members of the College community, and an invitation is extended to all to share in Newman Center programs. Informal dinner gatherings are held each week in Lowry Center. . Newman Ministry plans, this year, opportunities for eucharistic cel~~ra足 tlon, renewal weekends, noted speakers and entertainers ... all prov1dmg . spiritual, educational, and social enrichment. For more information, contact Father Wysocki at St. Mary's Catholic Church.
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WESTMINSTER CHURCH ":Vestminster Church is an ecumenically-minded Presbyterian Church serv,~g the st~dents of the College. Students join with townspeople of all ages m ~or~h1p and service to the community and world. Me_etmg m McGraw Chapel, the congregation worships at 10:30 Sunday mornm~s, led by Gordon Stewart, assisted by Mark Wendorf. . Dunng the rest of the week Westminster is housed in the Westminster Churc~ ~ous~ (corner of College and Pine) on the South edge of ca~p~s. The mlmsters offices are located there as are a student lounge, Zeitgeist Coffee. House, Mackey Hall, and Christian education rooms. The Church House IS available for students to study or meet individually or in groups.
WOOSTER CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Y"?oster Christian Fellowship is an inter-denominational organization of
~hnst1a~ students who gather regularly for times of worship, singing, and
mstruc~1on from the Bible. Meetings are held on Friday nights in
~estmm~ter Church House lounge at 7:00. Participating students are also mvolved m small groups for prayer, fellowship, Bible discussion, and campus and community service. 6
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION The International Students' Association seeks to promote understanding and solidarity among foreign students. The ISA is an action-oriented group; its effort to arouse interest in international affairs encompasses such activities as panel discussions, symposiums, debates, foreign films, and dinners. Every foreign student is automatically an ISA member. American students and faculty members are welcome at all meetings and encouraged to participate in aiiiSA activities. For further information, please contact Debbie Mix.
BABCOCK INTERNATIONAL HOUSE Babcock International House is a residence hall for men and women. A limited number of freshmen will be admitted to the program. Priority to live there will be given to international students, persons who have lived or studied abroad, language majors, cultural area studies majors, students whose academic pursuits are leading toward a vocation in international relations.
DOUGLASS HUMANITIES HOUSE Douglass Hall Humanities House is a residence hall for men and women. A limited number of freshman will be admitted to the program. The notion of the "humanities" is narrowly conceived, and one need not be a humanities major to live in Douglass. Persons who are performers in the arts and those who have a strong interest in a philosophical, theological, historical, or aesthetic approach to humane and artistic problems are welcome. The many and varied programs in Douglass have included: firesides with visiting scholars, panel discussions with faculty and administration, music and dramatic performances by residents, a disco, continental breakfasts, music, study breaks, pumpkin carving contest and many others.
HARAMBEE AND HESSON HOUSES The goal of Harambee and Hesson Houses is to strive toward Black Brotherhood and Third World understanding through programs that are educationally, culturally and socially relevant to the entire Wooster community. The group's program involves inviting incoming Freshmen and transfer students to live with us their first quarter on campus. It provides them with the opportunities to live with upperclasmen or upperclasswomen and assimilate more quickly into the mainstream of college life. Harambee and Hesson Houses solicit about 23 members from the college community. As stated above, incoming transfers and Freshmen are also welcome. Regular membership is open to all Black and Third World students. 7
WAGNER HALL: A Question of Values Wagner Hall is a program residence hall for men and women. A limited number of entering freshmen will be admitted to the program. In Wagner students and staff work cooperatively to raise and answer questions which pertain to values. Both students and staff are members of small discussion groups in which they have the opportunity to discuss any issue which reflects their needs and concerns. In its programming, Wagner strives for a diversity which reflects the ranging interests of its residents. This year, visiting faculty and guests led discussions on topics such as: marriage, homosexuality, single life, and death and aging.
MEN'S INTRAMURALS The Men's Intramural Department provides athletic activities for men not participating in varsity sports. Fifteen sports are offered throughout the school year; four sports- touch football, volleyball, basketball, and softball - are the heart of the program. Any registered College student is eligible with the exception that members of a varsity sports team may not play that sport at the intramural level. Questions or suggestions should be directed to the Intramural Director at the Physical Education Center.
WOMEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Wooster Women's Athletic Association provides a structure within which the recreational needs of Wooster women may be fulfilled. All women students are members of the Association, which is governed by a board of elected and appointed student representatives. The Women's Athletic Association organizes and administers women's intramural programs and helps support the women's intercollegiate athletic program. WAA works in cooperation with the Department of Physical Education and uses P .E. C. facilities, equipment, supplies, and professional services to provide enjoyment and relaxation for you.
DEBATE OR ORATORY Intercollegiate teams and oratorical and extemporaneous contests are organized for all interested students. An active forensic program is directed by the Department of Speech. W~oster's debate team competes in the top levels of intercollegiate forens1cs, appearing nationwide against teams from Harvard, UCLA. and numerous other top schools.
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WOOSTER CHORUS A performing choir dedicated to the performance of the finest sacred and secular choral works of the past fice centuries. In addition to presenting several programs on campus each year, the Wooster Chorus makes a concert tour during spring vacation. Admission is by audition. Academic credit is given.
THE WESTMINSTER CHOIR The Westminster Choir is a large chorus composed of students, faculty, and townspeople. It serves as the resident choir for the Westminster Presbyterian Church, which worships in McGaw Chapel. This ensemble performs weekly the great music of the church, past and present. Attendance at one weekly rehearsal and the Sunday morning worship service are the only requirements. On behalf of the church, you are cordially invited to participate in this program.
SCOT BAND The Scot Band, directed by Dr. Stuart Ling, is a co-educational organization of about 80 musicians. The Scot Band plays at all football games. The Scot Symphonic Band gives two regular concerts each season and also goes on tour during spring break. The Scot Pipe Band plays with the Marching Band during football season and makes appearances around the state during the school year.
BLACK ENSEMBLE The Wooster Black Ensemble is a chartered campus organization .. The Black Ensemble is comprized of approximately 20 students who will be performing in and around the Wooster vicinity. They hope to extend their program to other areas through tours.
THE CONCERT CHOIR The Concert Choir is a large choir of singers drawn from all segments of the college community: students, faculty, and administration, as well as townspepole. The choir usually rehearses two hours weekly on Tuesday e~enings from 7:00 to 9:00p.m. Membership is gained through an audition With the conductor, Mr. Russell. Academic credit is offered for those who desire it. A cordial invitation is extended to interested members of the Class of 1985.
THISTLE Thistle, the literary magazine of the College, features poetic, liter~ry, and art works by members of the College of Wooster commumty. P~o~og~aphy is also spotlighted. All major works literary and visua~ art ong1natmg from the College community should have an outlet; Th1stle helps to fulfill this need. 9
ZEITGEITS COFFEEHOUSE Zeitgeist coffeehouse is the student-run campus coffee house which is open Fridays, 9-12 p.m. Since its formation in 1966, Zeitgeist, meaning spirit of the times, has been a place for quiet conversation, thoughtful music and delicious food. Students and faculty provide entertainment which includes folk songs, jazz, ragtime, classical and bluegrass music, sing-alongs and dramatic readings. The coffeehouse is known for its homebaked goodies, hot cider, selection of teas and international coffees and candle lit atmosphere. In the past Zeitgeist has sponsored benefits for world hunger and special evenings on the roof of McGaw. It is located in the basement of Westminister Church House and is a pleasant place to meet people and spend an evening with friends.
JAZZ ENSEMBLE The Jazz Ensemble is a group of approximately 20 members that play a variety of jazz styles appearing locally and off-campus. Members receive academic credit for participation. See Dr. Ling of the Music Department if you would like to audition for one of these groups.
WOOSTER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Wooster Symphony Orchestra is an ensemble of over 80 players including college students, faculty, administrative personnel, and townspeople. The strings rehearse alone on Mondays from 4:00 to 5:30p.m. and the entire ensemble reheareses on Wednesday from 7:00 to 9:30p.m. There are three regular concerts each year in addition to a Children's Concert for community youth. Admission is gained by auditions held during Freshman Week each September. Academic credit is received for student participation. Nancy Buckingham Garlick of the Music Department is the director.
JEWISH STUDENT ASSOCIATION Jewish Life on Campus - The Jewish Student Association sponsors a number of activities such as on-campus Sabbath dinners and services, c~lebrations for Passover and other festivals, visits by Israeli dancers and smgers, guest lectures, movies, and discussions. It also seeks to keep its members informed of events of Jewish interest in neighboring communities and colleges . . .Tempi~ Knesseth Israel, located within walking distance of campus, is affiliated With the Conservative movement but makes a conscious effort to meet the needs of its Orthodox and Reform members. All College of W?~ster students are welcome to become involved in the Temple's relig1ous, educational, and social activities. The Rabbi is always available to counsel students. The College offers a number of courses of special interest to Jewish students: the Department of Religion, for example, offers courses in ~ebrew and Judaism and several courses in the Hebrew scriptures. The ,~~lege also sponsors such events as last year's speakers, Chaim Potok, T1llie O!~en, and Ellie Wiesel. In addition, the College offers all students opprotumtles for travel and study in Israel. 10
STUDENT ACTIVITIES BOARD The Student Activities Board is a student run organization whose aim is to provide both entertainment and culture for the Student Body. The S.A.B. sponsors on the average from 10- 15 programs a week. The S.A.B. consists of a Chairperson and Ass't. Chairperson, 11 committees, each responsible for a different area of programming. Such as: Concerts, Films, Speakers, Outdoor Recreation, Travel to name a few. Each committee has it's own chairperson while the committees themselves vary in size. One new addition to campus entertainment is the newly remodeled student bar, lchabod's. lchabod's is open almost every weekend providing happy hours, live bands and other special events (check your calendar for up to date information). In order for the S.A.B. to be a successful organization it needs student involvement. Get involved and experience the other side of college. So come into our office located on the hallway to the right of Mom's Truck-路 Stop or give us a call at Ext. 378 or 563.
Chairmperson ......................................... Lee Reynolds Assistant Chairperson ............................... Warren Meredith Lowry Center Director ................................... Hal Closson
COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS Art ................................................... Dan Schulte Black Forum ............................................ Susan Lee Concerts ............................................ Mark Ferguson Films .............................................. Adrienne Sauro Outdoor Recreation ....................................... John Null Speakers & Topics ................................... Tara Fetherling Special Events & Interests ................................. Lisa Banay lchabod's ............................................ Rusty Brusch Short Courses ...................................... Elizabeth Renner Travel ................................................ Beth Steimel Performing Arts ....................................... Ned Edwards
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Roya Abhari 100 Stockton St. Princeton, NJ 08540 Small, but big imagination . Angela A. Adams 22 E. Third St. Frederick, MD 21701 Sociable, procrastinating, assertive, talkative, interested .
Karl C. Aldag 2208 S. Westnedge Kalamazoo, Ml 44008 Energetic, rowdy, creative, arrogant, athletic . Pedro J. Alfonso-Martin Marbella Este Isla Verde, PR 00913 Friendly but shy, likes sports-swimming and track, humorous, serious, responsible .
Susan E. Allan
238 W. South St. Carlisle, PA 17013 Loyal, casual, assertive, swimmer, enthusiastic
Lawrence P. Allen 13-50 212 St. Bayside, NY 11360 Loyal, trustworthy, athletic, thoughtful, active.
Steven (Buck) Allen 4085 Highland Ct. West Bloomfield, Ml 48033 Athletic, musical, curious.
Christopher T . Altier 3509 Carpenter Rd. Ashtabula, OH 44004 Conservative, pragmatic, idealist, hortative, punctual, benevolent.
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Sergio Amunategui Casilla 460-A Quito, Ecuador Patient, unselfish, calm, awake, alive. Timothy (Tim) Anderson 234 Glen Ellyn Way Rochester, NY 14618 Athletic, conservative, ambitious, opinionated, outgoing.
William (Bill) Andrew 14425 Raneys Ln. Orland Park, IL 60462 Dedicated, leader, musiclover, water-baby, Boy Scout dropout. Chester A . Andrews, II 1n61 Navin Rd. Marysville, OH 43040 Musical, computer freak, understanding, determined, wild and crazy.
Michael (Mike) Angerman 830 Washington Ave. Oakmont, PA 15139 Friendly, athletic, casual, reserved, determined.
Martha (Christy) Anquillare 150 N. Hayden Pkwy. Hudson, OH 44236 Cheerful, friendly exuberant, delightful, modest.
Lorraine H. Aten 99 Slosson Ln. Geneva, NY 14456 Level-headed, direct enthusiastic, objective, expressive. Elizabeth (Betsy) Atkins 1534 St. Charles Lakewood, OH 44107 Cheerful, rainbow, conscientious, sympathetic, spirited. 15
Susan L. Bainbridge 9702 Watts Branch Dr. Rockville, MD 20850 Modest.
Elizabeth R. Bacon 6 Marks Hill La . Rochester, NY 14617 Out-going, inquisitive, humorous, caring, open minded.
Barbara E. Baldwin 810 Lake Ave. Wilmette, IL 60091 Musical , enthusiastic, open-minded, practical, Illinoisan.
Perr; Baldwin 1619 Lark Ln. Villanova, PA 19085 Don't ask me no questions.
Clarice L. Barbato 60 Ease End Ave. New York, NY 10028 Effervescent, shy conscientious, steadfast, conservative. Catherine (Cathy) Baumgartner 617 Seabury Dr. Worthington, OH 43085 My happiness? chocolate, irresponsibility, friends . Walter D. Bay 185 Danbury Circle S. Rochester, NY 14618 Extroverted, friendly, witty, sensitive, sports fan .
Linda R. Beane 2436 Monterey St. Wooster, OH 44691 Parlez-vous francais? musical, creative. 16
Mary (Maribeth) Bentler 6082 Ronald N.W . Canton, OH 44718 Athletic, friendly, shy, quiet, humorous.
Mark B. Berkey 2 Birch Hill Rd. South Hadley, MA 01075
Jonathan (Jon) Blasius 6125 Park Ridge Dr. North Olmsted, OH 44070
Theodore J. Bogdan 20 Laurie La. Jamestown, NY 14701 Sensible, dependable, flexible, considerate, forgetful.
Peter A . Bogie Dunham Hill Woodstock, VT 05091 Personable, thoughtful, athletic, interested, normal.
James J . Bonsignore 3437 Macintyre Dr. Murrysville, PA 15668 Caring, sensit ive, attentive, quiet, devious.
Linda A . Boone 27 Hillcrest Rd . Pittsburgh, PA 16221 Dreamer, private, thespian, people-loving, career-oriented.
David G. Boop 6980 Hillside Dr. Bloomsburg, PA 17815 Conservative, shy. sensible, friendly, understanding 17
Thomas J . Bos 485 Windrift Dr. Holland, Ml 49423 Fun-loving .
Cynthia L. Boyd 3283 Greenwich Rd . Norton, OH 44203
H. Sebastian Boyd 190 Bear Ridge Rd . Pleasantville, NY 10570 Adventuresome, sensitive, musical, sports nut, available .
Lisa Brandstaetter 8610 Baldwin Rd . Mentor, OH 44060 Friendly, caring, cheerful, talkative, musical
Donna J . Brodnos Rt. 1 Bloomingdale, OH 43910 Ambitious, fun-loving, enthusiastic, perfectionist, optimistic.
Abigail (Abby) Brown 11 Barakhamba Rd. New Delhi India 110001 Five words . . . Are you kidding?
Melissa A. Brown 224 Foxhurst Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Alert, alive, wondering, wandering, learning.
Scott C. Brown 1710 Morton Ann Arbor, Ml 48104 Laid back but up front . 18
Darla R. Bucaram P.O . Box 10 06 Quito, Ecuador South America Sensitive, speedy, daring, aware, simple. Ellen P. Buchanan 5453 Kipling Rd. Pittsburgh, PA 15217 Love people, partying, and field hockey.
Charles (Charlie) Buchwald R.R. 4 Northfield, MN 55057 Big artist, sailor, musician, mountaineer.
Joseph (Joe) Buckley 3314 Berkshire Cleveland, OH 44118
Aaron P. Buda Rt. 3 Bryan, OH 43506 Country boy facing new world.
Patricia C. Burdick 5453 Kipling Rd . Pittsburgh, PA 15217 Talented, motivated, sociable, understanding, hard worker.
David B. Burgwardt 64 Greenmeadow Orchard Park, NY 14127 Scientific, dramatic, soundtracks, party, rock .
Amanda (Mandy) Burr 1817 Hummingbird Alanta, GA 30307 Athletic, diminutive, conscientious, easy-going,
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Jennifer S. Burrows 1418 Graham Monessen, PA 15062 Outgoing, independent, flexible, unpredictable, intense.
Sherry A . Cahill 25 Langmoore Dr. Trenton, NJ 08638 Good-natured, personable, friendly, neat, organized.
Diane A. Cameron 220 Mimosa Lane Hatboro, PA 19040 Too complex for five words.
M . Dave Campbell 47950 Ann Arbor Trail Plymouth, Ml 48170 Catechumen, jocular, anomalous, gregarious, loquacious.
Kirk C. Carpenter 458 Mountain Ave. No. Caldwell, NJ 07006 Avid sports fan, good sense of humor.
Kathleen N. Carson 1046 Fairview Ave. Youngstown, OH 44502 Creatve, sensitive, talkative, shy (but weird), fun loving.
M. Germaine Carter 17 BC Webb Rd. Chadds Ford, PA 19317
Carolyn J. Caskey 4853 N. Lake Dr. Milwaukee, WI 53217
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Marie A. Caterini American Consulate General APO New York, NY 09689 Casual, overseas, tranquil, tolerant, independent.
Christopher (Chris) Causey 3504 Dunlop St. Chevy Chase, MD 20015 Personable, musical, .:Rr'"""A ¡ mellow, fun .
Mary A. Cermelj 5106 Brookside Independence, OH 44131 Imaginative, friendly, thoughtful, independent, outgoing.
laura F. Chambers 183 E. Main St. Webster, NY 14580 Reliable, caring, hard worker, perfectionist, fun loving.
John B. Childs Jr. 545 Glen Arden Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15208 White-anglo, reggae, rastaman.
Karen A . Christen 104 Meadowbrook Dr. Baldwinsville, NY 13927 Conscientious, open-minded, imaginative, outgoing, participator
Julia K. Church 4833 N. Ridge Ct. N.E. Albuquerque, NM 87109 Musical, optimistic, dreamer, believer, independent.
Susan E. Clark 249 Buckland Ave. Rochester, NY 14618 Unpredictable, moody, friendly, humorous. 21
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Melissa A . Clements 1716 Harold Ave. Wooster, OH 44691 Irish (1), adventurous, vivacious, sensitive, sentimental.
Susan (Sue) Clydesdale 122 Collins Ct. Circleville, OH 43113 Friendly, happy, caring, fun-loving, enthusiastic.
William (Bill) Cochrun 3210 West Bailey Rd . Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221 Athletic, friendly, personable, creative, perservering .
David A . Cohen 820 Highland Dr. Wauseon, OH 43567
Matthew (Matt) Cohen 4 Parkview Dr. Dover, OH 44622 Backpack highjack, slapjack of trades.
David (Chip) Comstock 4849 Oak Knoll Dr. Youngstown, OH 44512 Conservative, nocturnal, garrulous, friendly, procrastinator.
Nancy Conger 485 Delaware Ave. Akron, OH 44303
Peter J. Constantine 44 Aldrich St. Gowanda, NY 14070 Athletic, easy going, idealistic, light hearted, optimistic.
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Jennifer Copthorne 108 W. Cordoba San Clemente, CA 92672 Curious, secretive, suprising, fascinated, happy. Steven (Steve) Coss 2725 List N.W. Massillon, OH 44646 Competitive, athletic, intelligent, diverse, easy going.
Shawn E. Cotton 66 Castle Hill Rd. East Aurora, NY 14052 Fun, easy-going, friendly, active, energetic.
John D. Cox, Ill 16 East Pard Ave. Haddonfield, NJ 08033 Creative, watching, curious, open-minded, blunt.
Charles R. Craig 3559 Austinburg, Rd. Ashtabula, OH 44004 Bright, devoted, interested, musical, writing. Karin A. Craven 605 Chatham Terr. Madison, WI 5371 1 Enthusiastic, inquisitive, optimistic, music, sports.
Carla S. Crawford 1181 Brennan Dr. Warminster, PA 18974 Sensitive, freckle-face, strawberry, boisterous, mercurial, imaginative. David M. Curnane 173 Briarwood Rd. Mt. Laurel, NJ 08054 6'2", athletic, loony surfs, drums.
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Colin K. Currie 7 Old Farm Ctr. Pittsford, NY 14534 Musical, congenial loyal, vibrant, expectant.
Gregg E. D'Angelo 114 Maplewood Dr. New Middletown, Oh 44442 Sociable, fun loving, aggressive, forward, understanding.
Elizabeth (Betsy) Dakin 75 Harmon Ave. Pelham, NY 10803 Musical, theatrical, adventurous, independent.
Deborah L. Danneberg 1343 Inverlieth Lake Forest, I L 60045
Douglas (Doug) Dantzer 407 Chestnut Lane Wayne, PA 19087 Considerate, polite, understanding, nice, enthusiastic.
Nancy H. Davidian 7372 Ober Lane Chagrin Falls, OH 44022 Participate in and with people, dance, drama, swimming, & bicycling.
Lisa K. Davies 3716 Merlin Way Annandale, VA 22003 Overly ambitious, underly motivated, procrastinator.
Krista H. Davis 259 12 Butternut Ridge North Olmsted, OH 44070 Friendly, sincere, loveable, creative, wisecracking.
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laura l. Davis 53 Seminary Rd. San Anselmo, CA 94960 Outgoing, active, thoughtful, crazy, serious.
Randal (Randy) Davis 4753 Fay Or. South Euclid, OH 44121 Honest, athletic, handsome, intelligent, dreamer. Petal-Joy De Mello Olengruone Ave., P.O. Box 44538 lavington Nairobi, Kenya Sincere, friendly, fun-loving, good-natured, gullible. Soubhi F. Debs 5-35 Kitano-Cho 1-Chome Chuo-Ku Kove, Japan Expressionist, dynamic, sociable, athletic, partier.
Elizabeth (Betsy) Deeter Rural Route 2 Box 429 Wabash, IN 46922 Compassionate, versatile, trustworthy, nocturnal, non-longanimous. Taco H. Dijk Mendelssohnstraat 9 76 04 El Almelo The Netherlands Systematical, good-humoured, talkful, sportive, conscienscious.
Karen M. Doerbaum 7645 Bonnie West Chester, OH 45069 Creative, musical, ambitious, friendly, athletic.
Mark P. Dowdall 135 Kandahar Dr. East Aurora, NY 14052 Athletic, agreeable, reserved, active, compatable.
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Kelly L. Dunn R.D . 6 Meadville, PA 16335 Ardent, aquarius, loyal, sports-enthusiast, azygons.
Patricia (Tricia) Dunn
366 Edgemeer Pl. Oberlin, OH 44074 Creative, cautious, candid, comely, curious.
Melanie J. Eckner
431 South Stone Ave. La Grange, IL 60525 Sympathetic, conscientious, lively, observant, interpreter.
Peter C. Egan 1 Colonial Place Pittsburgh, PA 15232 Friendly, reliable, resourceful, fun-loving, Steeler-minded I
Judith L. Eglin 22602 Rt. 301 Wellington, Oh 44090 Pensive, shy, inquisitive, trustworthy, thoughtful.
Melissa (Missy) Ehlert 5901 Wilcke Way Dayton, OH 45459 To know me is to ...
Barry S. Eisenberg 8337 Grubb Rd. Silver Spring, MD 20910 Intriguing, sensitive, mellow, humorous, smirkish.
Byron D. Elliott 9 Columbia St. ~ Hartford, CT 06106 Thoughtful, sincere, interested, willing & able. 路
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Ma~orie (Jori) Ellis 2161 Prospect St. Penfield, NY 14526 Interested in almost everything.
Kathryn (Katie) English 2300 Anderson Rd. Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221 Good-natured, vivacious, determined, articulate, creative.
Wendy L. Faber 127 Euna Vista Holland, Ml 49423 Enthusiastic, blonde, talkative, chocoholic, romanticist.
Michael (Mikel Feller 2421 Timothy Cr. S.W. Massillon, OH 44646 Understanding, hard-working, compatible
Susan L. Fenderson 20760 Beaconfield Blvd. Rocky River, OH 44116 Good sense of humor, complex.
Stephen (Steve) Ferguson
7028 Brafferton Worthington, OH 43085 Red Blooded, reckless, avid, unreserved, chivalrous.
Stephanie Fernyak 566 So. lllionis Mansfield, OH 44907 Essy going, adventuresome, fun loving, (does that count as 577) Mary P. Fitzelle
5 Lind n Dr. Kingston, Rl 02881 Creative, nature lover, liberal, love of the humanities, idealist.
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Jenna E. Flack 3016 Becket Rd. Cleveland, OH 44120 Shy, diverse personality, cynical sense of humor. William (Bill) Fogle 1110 Sunset Dr. Allaince, OH 44601 Determined, dedicated, fun loving, organized, gregarious.
Brain C. Force 464 N. Market Shreve, OH 44676 Athletic, conservative, independent, friendly, and glad to be a Scotl Sarah J. Forrester 1457 Plaza Sringfield, MO 65804 Dependable, enthusiastic, outdoorsy, conscientious. spontaneious.
Elise E. Foxworth 9 Blue Gras Ct. Huntington, NY 11743 "Sunny, funny, enthusiastic, and caring."
Deborah M. Frandsen 29 Dixon St. Milford, CT 06460 Adventurous, inquisitive, optimistic, imaginitive,
Kirk D. Franks 948 Ashwood Dr. Wooster, OH 44691
Elizabeth (Liz) Garber 5002 Wooster Rd. Norton, OH 44203
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Jeffrey R. Gilbert 117 Chapin Place Granville, OH 43023
Thomas (Tom) Glovier 113 Cardiff Dr. Aliquippa, PA 15001 Dungeons, Canada , Walden, & adventure.
Chandran Gnanakuru 22, Jalan Terasek Tiga Bungsar Baru Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Compact, economical, durable, rare, in demand.
Ruth E. Godocik State Portland, PA 18351 Musical, creative, friendly, athletic, outgoing .
Dale D. Grubb 2118 Algonquin Ad . Euclid, OH 44117 Musician, golfer, humorist, complacent, compatible.
Gregory (Greg) Guelcher 4146 Beech Ave. Erie, PA 16508 Friendly, involved, pragmatic, rock'n'roller, studious.
Maria L. Guiao 5178 Lynell Dr. Dayton, OH 45429 Pre-med, tennis, hockey, soccer, guitar. Ronna L. Halbgewachs 3401 Monte Vista Albuquerque, NM 87106 Sentimental, optimistic, vivacious, adventuresome, thoughtful. 29
Martha A. Hall 7638 Webster Rd. Middleburg Hts., OH 44130 Athletic, kind, cheerful, intelligent, psychoanalytic.
Karla Kae Hammett 112 4th Bonita Springs, FL 33923 Petite, soft spoken, prompt, determined, zany.
Stacey Lee Hammond 1651 Rexdale Dr. Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221 Excitable, bizarre, happy, out-going, food-loving. Audrey L. Hannum 2 Rue Des Paqueretles 78290 Croissy S/Seine France Sociable, active, compatible, versitile, international.
Christopher J. Hardon 116 Wilmar Dr. Pittsburgh, PA 15238 Dedicated, athletic, sincere, size 12 ~ shoes, gusto.
Katherine (Kathy) Harper 20726 Stanford Ave. Fairview Park, OH 44126 Kheerful, kompassionate, klever, kiviet, konvivial.
Shah M. Hasan 1846 Vernon St., N.W., Apt. 34 Washington, D.C. 20009 International student from Dacca, Bangladesh.
James (Jamie) Haskins RD 8 Box 351 Gettysburg, PA 17325 Trustworthy, loyal, helpful freindly, courteous.
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Kenneth Robert Hatfield 4691 Galaxy Ln . Cincinnati, OH 45244
Daniel Hawkins 702 Greenhills Ann Arbor, Ml 48105 Intelligent, talented, good-looking, good listener, modest.
Gordon (Gordy) Heingartner 205 W . Lincoln Ave. Delaware, OH 43015 Meditative, aesthetic, dreamer, sensitive, caring .
Jeanne E. Heiser P.O. Box 524 Gambier, OH 43022 Involved, athletic, excited about Woo.
Jennifer L. Hempfling 476 Glen Ellyn Way Rochester, NY 14618 Moody, silly, surprise, cool & collected, independent.
Karl P. Henning 3 Cosden La . Wayne, NJ 07470 Strange creature from another zip code .
Sue (Susie) Herr 525 Fair St. Berea, OH 44017 Friendly, active, sentimental, cheerful, open.
Mark J. Herzberg 2645 Northland Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221 Reliable, studious, witty, jovial, ambitious.
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Linda A. Hiester 67 Vanderbilt Ave. St. James, NY 11780 Shy, compassionate, persistent, friendly, polite.
George M. Hillocks 5461 S. Dorchester Chicago, IL 60615 Just call me Mac.
Jane Catherine Hofmeyer 28 E. 23rd St. Holland, Ml 49423 Frantastic, gorgeous, intelligent, "10", modest. Deborah (Debbil Holdsworth 24 Radcliffe Rd. Wellesley, MA 02181 Imaginative, loyal, reserved, sensative, amicable.
Matthew S. Hollinger 320 3rd. Ave. Beach City, OH 44608 Reserved, active, enthusiastic, fun-loving, athletic.
Amy Jane Holman 10 Woodcraft Rd. Summit, NJ 07901 Optimistic -- if in the mood.
Katherine M. Hopper 1725 Malvin Pl. Williamsport, PA 1n01 Gregarious, honest, intelligent, imaginative, independent. Mary (Missy) Horning 8000 Parkside La., N.W. Washington, D.C. 20012 Athletic, outgoing, jovial, enthusiastic, stubborn at times, curious.
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Martha E. Horst 1305 Northway Circle St. Cloud, MN 56301
Jacqueline M . Hrivnak 3372 West 129 St. Cleveland, OH 44111 Enterprising, studious, enthusiastic, energetic, sensitive.
Angela E. Hubler 3619 Majestic Bowie, MD 20715 Impetuous, space cadet, hot blooded, ambitious, partyl
Wayne A. Huck 1 Pittsburgh Circle Ellwood City, PA 16117
Dean W. Hunter 4710 Dawnshire Dr. Parma, OH 44134 Polyglot, inquisitive, construer, eclectic, altruistic.
Jonathan (Jon) Husni 4947 Countryside Lyndhurst, OH 44124 Fun-loving, sincere, Freudian, Presbyterian .
Kudbuddin Bin Ali-Hussain 21, Lorang . Damansara Endah, Damansara Hts. , Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Friendly, modest, honest, broad-minded, out-going Phyllis J . lzant 259 Country Club Dr. Warren, OH 44484 Energetic, inquisitive, decisive, outgoing, determined . 33
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Brent R. Jones 1227 Country Club Rd. Columbus, OH 43227 Fun-loving, curious, sensitive, imaginative, easy-going.
Michael H. Jones
284 Chelms Ford Rd. Rochester, NY 1461B
David J . Jordanger 519 Grove St. Ridgewood, NJ 07450 OptimiStic, social, stubborn, friendly, athletic.
M1challe M. Kapur 8989 Pepper Ridge Dr. Brooldyn, OH 44144 CreatiVe, outgoing, independent, ambitious, s n ·tive. Martha M. Karoly
82J Deerfield Lane Bryn Mawr, PA 19010 Enthusiastic, cheerful, responsible, athletic, energetic.
Glenn l. Keiper, Jr. 4140 W . Bath Rd. Akron, OH 44313 Athletic, outgoing, intelligent, unpredictable, critical. Richard A. Kelch
66B Howell Dr. Newark, OH 43056 Shy, athletic, musical, easy-going, fun.
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Jennifer (Jenny) Keller 2725 Mohawk Ave . Woodridge, IL 60517 Smiley, laughing, sporty, crazy, personable .
Linda R. Kennedy 235 Yacht Club Dr. Rocky River, OH 44116 Caring, understanding, friendly, out-going, loveable.
Deborah A . Kersman 231 East 284 St. Willowick, OH 44094 Quiet, sincere, energetic, independent, strong-willed .
Masaaki Kihara 2-8-4 Nishiochiai Shinjuku-Ku Tokyo, Japan
Nancy M . Kinsy 38 Clarkes Crossing Fairport, NY 14450 Talkative, optimistic, rowdy, musical, sincere .
James (Jim) Kirven 3690 Wackerly Dr. Canton, OH 44718 Athletic, humorous, caring , "girl-watcher."
Andrew M . Klee 291 So. Brinker Ave . Columbus, OH 43204 Relaxed, organized, friendly, humorous, conversational.
Elizabeth (Beth) Knauer 1304 Greenacre Dr. Cambridge, OH 43725 Crazifull, humorful, musicfull, determined, & always hungryl
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Tracey A. Kotouch 1906 Christman Run Wooster, OH 44691
Paul A . Kozma 2996 Appleway Ann Arbor, Ml 48104
Andrew J. Kurtz 368 Milan Canal Fulton, OH 44614 Avante-grade, mellow, audiophile, dreamer.
James (Jim) LaPolla 707 North Rd. Warren, OH 44484 A polite determined, hardworking person.
Deborah (Debbie) LaMonte 4129 Ok Knoll Dr. Youngstown, OH 44512 I could've danced all night.
Alexander M. Landefeld 2881 Southington Shaker Heights, OH 44120 Classically literate, actively considerate, double.
Dawn E. Larsen 246 E. Hts. Blvd. Elyria, OH 44035 lmagnative, responsible, sunny, musical, unique. Faizel M . Latiff 1602 Goodhope Dtr. 92 Queen St. Durban Natal, S. Africa Sports, music, friends, pen-pals.
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Peter C. Lawson 57 Shadysawn Dr. Madison, NJ 07940 Wondrous, our great blue ship.
Amy L. Leander 585 Hamlin Wabash, IN 46992 Independent, cheerful, studious, sensitive, loves outdoors.
Edmund (Ed) Leightner Mills Rd. St. Clairsville, OH 43950 Conservative, athletic, constructive, sociable, patient.
Karen J. Light 2850 Ft. Amanda Lima, OH 45805 Sensitive, polite, caring, naturally fun.
Richard L. Loomis 1556 Lake Rd. Ontario, NY 14519 Punctual--late mellow--rowdy fickle.
Will R. Lorenz 436 Sunset Rd. Winnetka, IL 60093 Swimmer, hardworker, party-lover.
Philip (Phil) Lucchese, Jr. 5107 Thoreau Parma, Oh 44129 Athletic, artistic, amorous, assiduous, amiable.
Martha E. Lucius 1622 Wrightson Dr. Mclean, VA 22101 Calligrapher, dog-lover, traveler.
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Craig H. Lundgren 11826 Roling Springs Dr. Carmel, IN 46032
Nicholas (Nick) Lungociu 3512 Parkridge, N.W. Canton, OH 44718 Christian, Romanian, quiet, imaginative, competitive.
Christopher Allen Luse
53 Claremont Dr. Brunswick, OH 44212 Thoughtful, easy going, imaginative, sensitive, lazy.
Beth A. Mabel 24661 Hawthorne Euclid, OH 44117 Musical, swimmer, AFS'er, nature-lover.
Christopher (Chris) Machle R.D . 4 Box 483 Easton, MD 21601 Spontaneous, fun-loving , but often tired.
Robert H. MacWilliams 323 Hamilton Rd. Ridgewood, NJ 07450 Musical, active, casual, bassist, artistic.
Anne (Annie) Malfitan 151 Northfield Ave . West Orange, NJ 07052 Preppy, vivaciouss, sweet, intelligent, cute,
Michael I. Mann 4636 Logan Ave. N.W. Canton, OH 44709
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David M. Manzelmann 9 Pearl St. New Hartford, NY 13413 Dunk, ace camaraderie, traveler, calculator.
William Flato Marcus
66 Wickham Dr. Williamsville, NY 14221 Easy-going, sociable, and relaxed!
Cara L. Marcy N. Nicholas Tonawanda, NY 14150 Moo-moo ... Rocky Horror ... "forget' em if they can't take a jokel"
Jeffery (Jeff) Marshall 3578 Jane Parkway Lima, OH 45806 Likes football, wrestling, water skiing.
Jeffrey (Jeff) Martin
nos E. Turquoise Ave. Scottsdale, AZ 85258
Ann L. Mattson 10887 Deborah Dr. Potomac, MD 20854 Creative, stubborn, sensitive, impulsive, honest.
Lisa J . McGill 1529-16th St. N.E. Canton, OH 44705
Sarah Lynn McGraw 6950 Fairground Blvd. Canfield, OH 44406 Musical, theatrical, smiles, imaginative, sports-minded.
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Michael W . McHam
165 Clinton St. Brooklyn, NY 11201 Easygoing, understanding, warm, friendly, athletic.
GlennY. McKee 15 Flagstone Pl. Levittown, PA 19056
William T. McKeown 8 Park Place Short Hills, NJ 07078 Athletic, friendly, honest, reliable, easy-going .
Curtis D. Mclaughlin 544 Oriole Lane Villanova, Pa 19085 Humorous, thrifty, generous, dependable, " treckie," " prep."
Timothy (Tim) McNutt 145 Circle Dr. Doylestown, OH 44230 Thoughtful, athletic, intelligent, easy-going .
Mary L. McWilliams Davis Creed Ate. West Plains, MO 65n5 Musical, Christian, well-traveled, book-lover, cyclist.
Merit I. Meah 34 Jalan Bawang Taman Charas Kualallumpur, Malaya Sports-minded, friendly, conscientious diligent, helpful. Scott T . Mealwitz 330 Michigan Ave . Elyria, Oh 44035 Dependable, athletic, reserved, serious, conscientious. 40
Katherine Marie Melick Armentrout Rd. Fredericktown, OH 43019 Creative, musical, outgoing, sense of humor, single.
Susan L. Mercer 1116 Cheyenne Ave. Springfield, OH 45503 Complex, stubborn, determined, shy, dedicated.
Nancy B. Merrill 18 Golf Ave. Woodstock, VT 05091 Skier, animal lover, tennis, outdoors. Howard (Howie) Meyer
685 Arbor Way Aurora, OH Vivacious, gregarious, adventurous, scintillate, clone.
Jonathon S. Miller 3305 Loxley Rd. Richmond, VA 23227 Climbing steadily, complete me musically.
Kara L. Miller 8228 Yeager Dr. NE Albuquerque, NM 87109 Kind, sensitive, caring, intense, reserved.
Sarah L. Miller Box 419 Norfolk, CT 06058
Susan E. Montgomery R.D. 2 Hogle Rd. Glens Falls, NY 12801 Happy, outgoing, athletic, prorastinator, musical. 41
Mary Lou Moore 150 E. Center St. Berea, OH 44017 Intrepid, adventuresome, responsive, generous, gregarious. Robert (Bob) Moore 21115 Kenwood Ave. Rocky River, OH 44116 Sociable, conservative, easy going, athletic, cheerful.
Robert (Bobby) Moore 1434 Palisades Rd. Signal Mtn., TN 373n Athletic, smart, southern, handsome, humble.
Alison C. Moser
3600 Reed Rd. Apt. 1 Columbus, OH 43220 Outgoing, empathetic, goal-oriented, music-lover, soccer enthusiast.
Laura (Laurie) Mount
537 Barbee Way Danville, KY 40422
Mary Jeanne Mullen 102 Pine Aire Dr. Butler, PA 16001 Sincere, outspoken, thoughtful, outgoing, loveable.
Kelly D. Munn 184 park Ave. Tiffin, OH 44883 Music, rainbow, Ziggy, dancing, maniac.
Charlene E. Murphy 42 Cushman Middleboro, MA 02346 Enthusiastic, dedicated, mello, athletic, genuine.
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Jacqueline (Jacquie) Musacchia 325 West Main Brewster, OH 44613 " Looking forward to meeting new friends! "
Alan E. Myers 13280 Wooster St. North Lawrence, OH 44666
David W illiam Myers 4 Penhurst Rd . Pittsburgh, PA 15202
Nancy J . Neagoy 2335 Valley View Dr. Rocky River, OH 44116 Ambitious, organized, indecsive, sports-minded, AFS 'er.
W illiam (Bill) Nelander 10 Whitecliff Dr. Pittsford, NY 14534 Dead-head I
Cynthia J . Newcomer 407 Penn St. New Bethlehem, PA 16242 Nostalgic, candid, maidly, moody, ambitious.
Sherwood W . Newell 120 Trevor Ct. Rd. Rochester, NY 14610 Competitive, lazy, friendly, gutsy, consciencious.
Cynthia J. Nicely 685 Palisades Dr. Akron, OH 44303 Unpredictable, friendly, curious, excited, nervous.
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Braden (Brad) Nichols 1547 Washburn Beloit, WI 53511 lntergrent, optimistic, motivated, agreeable, spiritual.
Robby D. Nicholson 1376 Fal Ave . E. Liverpool, OH 43920 Active, friendly, exciting, adaptable, jovial.
Scott J . N1cholson 224 Belvedere C.rf , PA 17013 Ph ice!, n it1va, outdoorsy, practical, cooperative.
Racha I M. O'Connor
88 Wheatstone Circle F irport, NY 14450 Individualistic, sincere, procrut1native, musical, enterprising
Brad 2288 B A ron , Travel,
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OH 44313 France, music, lanugages,
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Chong S. Ong 6, Jelen Puna Batu Pahat Gard n Batu Pahat Johol", Male~a Friendly, sometimes quiet, cunous.
All n R. Parker 142 Sunset Dr. Sandus y, OH 44870 Tenn , horses, boating, snow-skung, travel. William (Chip) Patzer 60 Rue St. Clair Urbana, Oh 43078 Outgoing, inquisitive, sociable, imaginative, un-conventional.
Michele J. Payne 25 Darlington Delaware, OH 43015 Athletic, bright, out-going, assertive, creative. William A . Pazos Firestone De La Argentina S.A.I.C. Casillo Correo 573 Argentina Sociable, gregarious, friendly, responsible, quiet.
Leslie A. Peacock 6172 Martin Rd. West Salem, OH 44287 Headstrong, quick, loyal, farmer, conventional.
Stephen (Steve) Peacock 411 S. President Ave. Lancaster, PA 17603 Sociable, tolerant, energetic, venturesome, expectant.
Deanna L. Peden 509 High Fairport, OH 440n Athletic, muscial, energetic, impatient, ambitious.
Virginia M. Peng 10-4, 3-Chome Osawa No. 471 Mitaka-Shi, Tokyo Japan Likes music ... usually quiet ... determined.
Jeffery Walter Pereira P.O. Box 82952 Mumbasa coast Kenya
Gary D. Peterson 31011 Manchester Bay Village OH 44140 Pre-medicine, anxious to try out for varsity tennis team. 45
John M. Petrie 6814 Rosemont Dr. Brecksville, OH 44141 Outgoing, shy, neat, slovenly, predictable.
John L Pickering 35735 Detroit Rd . Avon, OH 44011 Amiable athletic, multifaceted W .A .S.P.
Mark D. Pinks Box 252 McGuffey, OH 45859
Steven (Steve) Price 1231 N. Ridge Rd. Perkasie, PA 18944 Comedian, actor, bass, tolerate, procrastinator,
Janice E. Procasky 579 Merrimak Elerea, OH 44017 Musicain, biologist.
Susan L. Prophater 300 East Ave. Greenville, PA 16125 Friendly, sporty, sincere, adventurous, giggly.
Nancy M. Psarto 27843 Detroit Rd. No. 408 Westlake, OH 44145 Frustrated pianist who loves thunderstorms.
Arun Ranchod 1748 Alta West Rd . Mansfield, OH 44906 Audiophile, semi-athletic, procrastinator, easy going .
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Thomas B. Reading 217 Arlington Ave. Jamestown, NY 14701 Athletic, witty, likes cute girls.
Heather A. Reeves 7228 Creekside Lane Indianapolis, IN 46250 lntropsective, listener, outdoorsy, sociable, friendly.
Ross A . Rhinehart, II 1471 linden Plymouth, Ml 48170 Amiable, hungry, understanding, firm, willing.
David V. Rhoad 7381 Tiki Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45243 Intelligent, cheerful, kind, fun-loving, imaginative.
Daniel (Dan) Rice 537 Rensselaer St. Springfield, OH 45503 Imaginative, unusual, kind, outgoing, friendly.
Donna L. Rice 420 Hazel Ave. Highland Pard, IL 60035 Inventive, polite, creative, sympathetic, funny.
Beverly (Bev) Roberts 3482 Lakeview Blvd. Stow, OH 44224 Are you making fun of me7
Jennifer Rodgers 405 Henley Rd. Richmond, IN 47374 Happy, adventurous, spirited, competitive, organized. 47
Megan E. Rogers 4070 Gisella Blvd. White Bear Lake, MN 55110 Perspicacious, pertinacious, pulchritudinous, progressive, principled.
Emily P. Rose Spo 1007 Sewanee, TN 37375
Elizabeth (Betsy) Ross 6094 N. Oval Dr.
Clinton, OH 44216 Congenial, reliable, witty, practical, compassionate .
AmyL. Russ 2934 Coleridge Ad. Cleveland Heights, OH 44118 Tamparmentsl, nsitiva, humorous, hy, picky.
Frederick (Fred) Safford 613 Fairmont Dr. Webster, NY 14580 Unoque, tall clown, cuu I, fr' ndty.
Eiji l:lano 1路23-19 Kaijin Funabashi Chiba, Japan Trying to do something new.
Robert L. Savitt
19 East 80th St. New Yoric, NY 10021 "IIi e sports and life.
Robart G. Schmtd 15 Spruce Ad . Ocean City, NJ 08226 Blond, blue eyed, athletic energetic. '
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Molly E. Schmitt 14 Oxford Rd. New Harford, NY 13412
Michelle J . Schneider 134 Graybark Ln. Amherst, OH 44001 Adventurous, winsome, colorful, sunny, studious.
Michael (Mikel Schnell
9201 Elsmere Parma, OH 44130 Easygoing, friendly, kind, happy, athletic.
Robert C. Scott 30303 Georgetown Rd. Salem, OH 44460
Ronald B. Scott 30303 Georgetown Rd. Salem, OH 44460
Kirsten Searle 68 Sagamore Dr.
Rochester, NY 14617 Quiet, shy, modest, friendly, spectator.
Rebecca (Becky) Sears 605 N.E. 2nd Blue Springs, MO 64015
Timothy (Tim) Seller 117 W . Pomfret St. Carlisle, PA 17013 . Athletic, humorous, easy-gotng, thirsty, available.
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Caroline Seymour 209 Chase Ave. Gambier, OH 43022 Optimistic, friendly, artistic, "mouse," "care."
Omar H Shabka 430 Silver Oads Dr. No. 6 Kent, OH 44240 Ambitious, easy-going, studious, direct, open-minded.
Paul J. Shaffer 9555 State Rd. Kinsman, OH 44428 Athletic, determined, confident, courageous, hard-worker.
John W. Shaw 340 Northwood Dr. Defiance, OH 43512
Gretchen L. Sheerer 522 Weaver St. Greensburg, PA 15601 Friendly, studious, unpunctual, non-athletic, "ham."
James (Jim) Shepherd 16001 Norway Ave. Cleveland, OH 44111 Humorous, creative, mu "cian, alive, fri ndly.
Micha I (Mikel Sheridan 361 Shennan St. Meadve le, PA 16335 Tall, thin, quiet, monomaniacal hoopster.
Elizabeth Sherwood 1734 Lake Rd. Webster, NY 14580 Hardworking, fun, theater lover, another Sherwood.
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K•r 0 . Shog r 318 evade St. North ld, MN 66057 " Th ka for
Pet r J . S1tve 6266 Gl nwood M ntor, OH 44060 Bend, th tre, lit reture, sports, guitar.
Judith (Judy) Skwiertz
6330 Howe St . Prttsburgh, PA 15206 Enthusia trc, cl ic, spastic, creative, happy.
AmyL. Smrth 1946 Opal St. Louisville, OH 44641 Silly, mischievous, imaginative. thoughtful, half-miler.
Kimberly (Kim) Smith
4 Gladbrood Rd. Pittsford, NY 14534 Modest, casual, reserved, loyal, tolerant.
Philip J. Smith 1071 Smithfield Ave. Lincoln, AI 02865 Aggressive, competitive, athletic, friendly, humanitarian.
Sally J . Smith 3753 Ch. 33 Sycamore, OH 44882 Bicycling, traveling, skiing, old cars, music.
Aoi Soya 43-1 2-Chome Shirasagi, Nakano-Ku Tokyo, Japan . "Cheerful, music and anrmal 51
Ronald (Ron) Spadone 140 Circle lane lackawanna, NY 14218 Active, imaginative, open-minded amusing, easy-going.
Kathleen (Kathy) Spencer A.D. 2 , Box 121 New Brighton, PA 15066
Robert (Mac) Squier 6022 Walhonding Dr. Bethesda, MD 20816 Introspective, golfer, skier, guitar player.
John W . Stapleton 445 N. Main St. Georgetown, OH 45121 Casual, controversial, musical, motivated, sports-minded.
Richard H. Steams, Jr. 120 lynnwood Dr. Rochester, NY 14618 Detennined, friendly, outgoing, sailing, swimming .
Cindy l. Steeb 6110 E. law Rd. Valley City, Oh 44280 Horsey, enthusiastic, likeable lively, organized.
Amy l. Stellman 30 Rockleigh Dr. Trenton, NJ 08628 Vivacious, adventurous, sensitive, imaginative, seeker.
Gwenn Stevens 1030 5th Ave. New York, NY 10028 Independent, quiet, complex, creative, amused.
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Deborah {Debbie) Suciu 24318 Normandy Olml1ed Falls, OH 44138 Musical, gregarious, imaginative, talkative.
Ross G. Teasley 903 Pine Burr 3C Valdese, NC 2B690 Sincere, sedate eamest, serene, phlegmatic.
David R. Thompson 48 North Wade Ave. Washington, PA 15301 Creative, different, humorous, athletically inclined, versatile
Kent Allen Thurston 11224 Glen Valley Dr. Brecksville, OH 44141 Average, normal, everyday commonplace, stereotypical.
Joan M . Tillson 201 Benson Rd. Fairlawn, OH 44313 Witty, sincere, happy, outdoorsy, involved.
Dianne D. Topp 16 Watch Hill Dr. Rochester, NY 14624 Pianist, reader, non-competetive, pacifist, nature lover.
Robert (Bob) Torbett 5305 Whitehorse Rd. Knoxville, TN 37919 I am a nice guy.
Cheryl L. Trautmann 194 Surrey Dr. Glen Ellyn, IL 60137
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Barbara G. Tubman 33 Western Ave. Hull, MA 02045 Massachusetts, play sports, & bridge.
Andrew (Andy) Tveekrem 621 Surfside Akron, OH 44319 Fun-loving, runner, biker, Christian .
Jeffrey M . Ulmer 2960 Silver S.W . Grenville, OH 43023 Individualist, naive dreamer number 47,346.
Manoj K. Uppal Robinson Rd. 1012 Wooster, OH 44691 Intelligent, great thinker, conservative, optimist.
Patricl8 (Trishl VanDerveer 109 Boardman Rd. Poughkeepsie, NY 12603 Curious, cac:ing, loquacious. sensitive, vivacious.
Rendall S. Varnum 35 Green Meadow ln. New Canun, CT 06840 p I'IONib • eth tic, unconventiOnal, laconic,
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Myre Vtgnovic fJJV B mont Ave. Bethel Pert, PA 15102 Pittlburgher, fun-lo ng , tenn player, popcorn addict, Monty Python fan .
Ceria J . Vi 10486 Elton
Navarre, OH 44662 Active, considerate, outooorsy, graceful, COOICientious. 54
Jeffery M. Wallace 1450 Arthur Dr. Wooster, DH 44691 Too complex for five words.
John E. Walsh 6126 Taylor Rd. Doylestown, DH 44230 Ambitious, athletic, hardworking, caring, industrious.
Johnathan (Jon) Warner, Jr. 15 Woodlot Rd. West Simsbury, CT 06092
Gregory C. Warren 9807 Culver St. Kensington, MD 20795 Tennis, partier, beer, sex, night life.
Rosalind N. Waskow 816 Edgewood Rd. Yardley, PA 19067
Judith (Judy) Weiler R.R. 3 Crookston, MN 56716
Diane L. Weisz 134 James Place Pittsburgh, PA 15228 Determined, independent, adventurous, nearsighted, enthusiastic. Russell M. Walchli 4935 N. Parma Rd. Parma, Ml 49269 Zealous, competitive, supportive, conscientious, reliabel. 56
Alan R. Wentz 431 Oakwood lancaster, OH 43130 Competitive, sensitive, girl-watcher, tanned . lena Berit K. Wernmo Gunnersbovagen 14 56500 Mullsjo Sweden Blue eyes, Swedish, music-lover, independent, non-smoker.
Cheri l. Westerburg Nesmith Ave. Bemus Point, NY 14712
Kathleen (Kathi) Whalen 3343 Purdue St. Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221 Out-going, attentive, friendly, optimistic, sensitive.
Maritin J . Whalen 1192 Holmden Ave. Cleveland, OH 44109 Interesting, ambitious, enjoyable, thoughtful, cheerful.
Laure J . Whitney 445 S. Rocky R. Dr. Berea, OH 44017 Responsive, positrve, en tic, upportive, active.
Patricia (Petty) Wiandt
79I1 Overton Rd. Burban , OH 44214 Mu 'eel, creative, positive, herd-working.
K. John Wilkinson, Jr. 6825 Bowerman Worthington, OH 43085 Athletic, musical, creative, humorous, perceptive.
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Steven (Steve) Windahl 19910 Roslyn Rocky River, Oh 44116 Artistic, caring, musical, quiet, sensitive.
Arthur (Art) Wlochowski 441 Reeves Rd . Pittsford, NY 14534
Frank Yackley 226 E. Jackson Millersburg, OH 44654 Frolicsom, frondeur, frank, frill, friendly.
Bud L. Yoder 223 E. Jackson Millersburg, OH 44654
Thomas (Tom) Young 165 Tamarack Berea, OH 44017 Quiet, thoughtful, musical, cheerful, friendly .
Thomas (Tom) Zimmer 1630 Grant St. Niles. Ml 49120 "Esse quam virderi"
Johan (Han) Zuidweg 1 Margrietlaan 186 2 Ec Bergen Noord Holland The Netherlands Electronics and aquatics -loving Dutch treat.
Ried R. Zulager 13716 Havendale Dr. Brookpark, OH 44142
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LATE ARRIVALS ..... . David Berrien 6616 Rannoch Rd. Bethesda, MD 20034 Fun, humorous, adventurous, open, modest.
Evelyn Booth 6206 Swords Way Bethesda, MD 20034
David A. Bracken 501 Culler Ave. Frederick, MD 21701 Christian, sensitive, humorous, concerned, friemlly. Mariam Faruqui Kayaban-1-Momin 100-C 2nd St. Phase V, D.H.S. Karachi, Pakistan Sincere, shy, tidy, helpful, honest.
Christopher (Chris) Fatica 1030 Shenk Ave. Erie, PA 16505 Sincere, happy, competitive, I like a challenge.
Deryck Van Vechten Livingston 2 Soundview Ave. Rye, NY 10580 Enthusiastic, enigmatic, attentive, contagios, psyched.
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Laurie Overbye Berkshire School Sheffield, MA 01257 Enthusiastic, outgoing, loyal, sensitive, Christian.
Hugh Scott 219 Elm St. Northfield, MN 55057 Tall, quiet, imaginative, relaxed, sporting.
Robert F. Whitmer 1420 Old Gulch Rd. Villanova, PA 19085 Sincere, optimistic, resourceful!, reliable, sensible.
John J. Ciemins 5387 Bershire Dr. North Olmsted, OH 44070 Fun, friendly, curious, active, motivated.
Shaun M. LaChapelle 3 Meadow Brood Dr. East Windsor, NJ 08520 Athletic, humorous, persistent, serious, dynamic.
Assunta M. Koay Lean Sim No. 3, Jln, 8/3, Petaling Jaya Selangor Malaysia Warm & friendly, interested, sensible, voracious book reader (any sort), dog & plant lover.
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HAVE A GOOD YEAR!
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For good family food at fabulous prices, its the Parlor Restaurant at 203 West Liberty Street in Downtown Wooster. Open 7 days a week, Friday hours are 7:00a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and Sunday we're open 8 to 6 Daily hours are: 7:00a.m. to 6 p.m.
GRAY DRUG Wooster Shopping Center 1845 Beall Avenue Wooster. Ohio
Downtown 124 E. Liberty Wooster. Ohio 64
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FABRICS UNLIMITED 147 E. LIBERTY STREET
DOWNTOWN WOOSTER Specialists in AL TRA Ski Wear and Luggage Bridal Fabrics in Stock and Special Order CUSTOM SEWING AVAILABLE A Complete Fabric Store Mary Hodges Owner
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"THE PIZZA WITH THE BIG SECRET"
MADE TO ORDER CHEESE • PEPPERONI • SAUSAGE • MUSHROOM ANCHOVIES PEPPERS • ONIONS ALSO - UNBAKED PIZZA TO GO ALSO SERVING IT ALlAN-AMERICAN FOODS
REST AU RANT & COCKTAIL LOUNGE OPEN WEEKDAYS S PM TO 1 AM FRIDAY & SATURDAY 5 PM TO 2 AM SUNDAY - CARRY -OUT ONLY S PM TO 12 AM QOSED TUES
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GIFFIN PRESCRIPTION CENTER HOURS:
Mon. thru Fri.: 9-9 Sot.: 9-6
"Prescriptions Covered By The College Insurance Program Will Be Filled Free of Charge"
"Closest to the Campus"
262-8941
1725 Cleveland Road
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"a different audio experience"
OPTONICA J.B.L. Technics Record - - - Tape - - - Stylus Cartridges and Accessories for Audio
328 East Liberty St.
Phone 264-2161, Wooster
BAltHEY LEHMAH"S NEXT TO MR. DONUT IN DOWNTOWN WE WELCOME ALL FRESHMAN TO OUR FINE COMMUNITY and MAKE OURSELVES AVAILABLE FOR YOUR CLOTHING NEEDS. • Tux Rental• • Frye, Dingo, end Juatin Boote • Levla
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Geoffrey Beene, Etc.
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Open till 9 p.m. Mon. & Fri.
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THE SHOWCASE FOR QUALITY ARTISTS AND CRAFTS PEOPLE HOURS: 10-5 CLOSED WEDNESDAY
CORNER NORTH & GRANT
COX'S SPECIAL TV SHOP
HANDCRAFTS, JEWELRY, BADGES, PHOTO BUTTONS
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WOOSTER
For your dorm or special event, let us create a custom transfer to go on T Shirts or Jerseys. Additional discounts to college students. We welcome you to Wooster.
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2637 Cleveland Rd., Wooster, Ohio 44691
(216) 345-8612
SondrtJ Downend, Owner
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Dick Stull's Barber Shop
HUSH PUPPIES HERMAN SURVIVORS
Mon.-Fri. 8:00- 5:15- - Sat. 7:30-3:00 Closed Wednesday
148 West Liberty Street Wooster, Ohio 44691
Ph. 264-3331 216 W. Liberty St., Wooster, Ohio 44691
PHONE 216-262-5936 M.S. EUGA, Owner
DICK - AL - LARRY
DEPARTMENT STORE SHOP ANNAT'S FOR SPORTSWEAR • MEN'S AND WOMEN'S APPAREL HOME FURNISHINGS • DOMESTICS • ACCESSORIES Serving Wooster and Wayne County for more than 100 years Phone 265-501 5 Public Square
WELCOME STUDENTS! You are invited to use our financial services. We are happy to assist you anytime. Especially useful might be our checking and savings accounts that earn daily interest, money orders, and free travelers' checks.
I !Is= AND LO'IN COMPANY
STOP IN AT OUR CONVENIENT NEW OFFICE 1926 CLEVELAND ROAD ALSO DOWNTOWN AT 151 NORTH MARKET 69
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CITY NEWS -Just south of Public Squart •Greetmg Cards • Smoke Shop • Blwks • Ma~11ines • '\ewspaper;
6:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Daily
"JJ'ooster's Store For Diamonds and JJ'atches"
THE JEWEL BOX
Member of Amertcan Gem Socteh Lyle Crouthers. Regtstered Jeweter
Guaranteed Watch and Jewelry Repair Charms and Pierced Earrings "Use our Convenient Lay Away or Budget Plan"
120 East Liberty St.
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Brow'n Jewelers WATCHES * DIAMO~DS * JEWELRY WALLACE and GORHAM STERLI\.G Repairing and Engraving Ear P1ercing
115 W. Liberty St.
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Florence 0. Wilson Bookstore • Texts • Paperbacks • Trade Books • School Supplies • Gift Items . • Greeting Cards "The Closest Place to Go For Everything You .\leed!" Lowry Center
Extension 421 Welcome To Wooster! Come See us for:
Welcome to J-t'ooster
BOND,S SHOE STORE W. Liberty
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Hallmark Cards Party and Wedding Supplies Jewelry Candles Gifts
Mister Donut is the man to see T~ • • • • • • •
For a party or get together, or whatever. For late hour study snack. Open 24 hours a day- 7 days a week. 55 Varieties of Mister Donut Donuts. Freshly ground coffee every single pot. O.J., Coke and soft drinks. 24 hour "Drive-in-Window" service. See you at Mister Donut .... Carole and Bob
406 Beall Avenue
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WOOSTER. OHIO
SALES - REPAIRS - LESSONS Distinctive Gifts
Mon.-Fri. 12 - 8 p.m. Sat. 10 · 5 p.m.
Cards
Jewelry
For the College Man (and Woman) ... Visit our "Underground Shopp" for: Jeans, Knit or Western Shirts. Also, for the extra TALL or BIG guy try our Big and Tall Shop - 2nd Floor AT
Jirenner jiros. "Where you lower the cost of dressing well" 116 East Liberty
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WOOSTER, OHIO
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264-9201 Mon.- Sat.
A great cut deserves great care. We recommend Redken •
The One Place 120 S. Market St. 264-3620
For All Your Optical Needs!
Convenient Hours:
9-5:30 Mon., Tues., Fri .• Sat. 9-8:30 Thurw. Closed Wed.
• Eye Examinations Available • Doctors' Prescriptions Filled (or we can duplicate the prescription you are now wearing) • Repairs • Large Selection of Frames
. 1oerviceo pius .... " "You are auurad of professional personal, compkrte opttca '
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SGA *MAKE IT PART OF YOUR COLLEGE EXPERIENCE* -Develop leadership and communication skills. 路Work with Faculty, Administrators, Trustees, and Alumni. Become a part of the changing policies and procedures of an educational institution. DO ALL THIS BY PARTICIPATING IN THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION ... THE BENEFIT WILL BE YOURS.
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WELCOME to the College of Wooster and to the Wooster Community. We sincerely hope you find this year a most memorable one. We invite you to become active in our community affairs as we will in those of your college. We also invite you to stop into one of our banking offices and ask about our many services. Our Thrifti-Check checking accounts are designed especially for the student and its cost is under your control. We have many services that we hope you will take advantage of this year. If you find the need for financial assistance during your stay with us, please let us help. We have seven offices to serve you with our Cleveland-Beall Office just north of the college campus. STOP IN AND SAY HELLO, WON'T YOU? Cleveland-Beall Office Opposite the Hospital
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Portage Square Office Portage Square Plaza
Bowman Street Office 806 E. Bowman Street
264-1222
264-1222 Downtown Office On the Square
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William Annat Company Department Store Fashion Accessories • Men's Wear • Yard Goods Home Furnishings • Domestics • Appliances
The William Annat Company has been serving Wooster and surrounding communities for 100 years. P~lic Square
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WElCOME STUDENTS
Scholar dollars Remember us for: • Your college savings account • Your advanr.P.d education loan
135 E. Liberty St. "Downtown"Wooster 264-8001
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1812 Cleveland Rd. "Uptown" Wooster 264-7812
... The ideal accommodations. Fine Food, and pleasant rooms. Perhaps you would enjoy a round of golf. Owned and operated by The College of Wooster, the Wooster Inn is a unique dining and lodging experienr.e. Over-looking the colleg~ golf course, it offers fine dining and comfortable accommodations '" an elegant atmosphere. Student discounts for meals available.
The Wooster Inn 264-2341 79
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Shop at
MOLLIE MILLER'S for the Extraordinary! • THE COMPLETE CLOTHING STORE FOR THE COLLEGE GAL. • IF WE DON'T HAVE IT, YOU REALLY DON'T NEED IT.
MOLLIE MILLER'S 123 E. Liberty St.
264-8251