COMMENCEMENT
The One Hundred Twenty-Seventh year
The One Hundred Twenty-Seventh year
SUNDAY, JUNE NINTH
NINETEEN HUNDRED SEVENTY-FOUR
ELEVEN-THIRTY O'CLOCK
Westerville, Ohio
11 :00 A.M.
Otterbein College Concert Band
Gary R. Tirey, B.M.E., M.M.E
Assistant Professor of Music Director
"America, the Beau tifu l"
"Pentland Hills" Ward-Dragon
"Bond Street"
"Arietta for Winds"
"The Entertainer"
"Pictures at an Exhibition"
Capt J. H. Howe
Bacharach-Gentel i ne
Frank Erickson
Joplin-Reed
Moussorgsky - Leidzen
The Colors
The Mace and Flambeau
The President of the College
The Commencement Speaker
The Honorary Degree Candidates
The Program Participants
The Trustees of the College
The Faculty of the College
The Class of Nineteen Hundred Seventy-Four
At the appearance of the colors, the audience will rise and stand until the flags have been placed and then be seated during the remainder of the procession .
THE COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM
Thomas J. Kerr, IV, B.S., Ph.D. President of the College Presiding
PROCESSIONAL
"Crown Imperial" Walton Duthoit
Otterbein College Concert Band
Gary R. Tirey, B M.E., M.M.E. Assistant Professor of Music Director
INVOCATION
Donald C. Bulthaup, B.S ., Ph.D. Associate Professor of Physics
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
"A Bunch of Little Boats that Pass in the Night"
Pat Hingle, B.F.A. New York City
CONFERRING OF HONORARY DEGREES
CONFERRING OF DEGREES IN COURSE
COMMISSIONING OF A.F.R.O .T.C. GRADUATES
ANNOUNCEMENTS
BENEDICTION
Mellar P. Davis, B.A . Class of 1974
OTTERBEIN LOVE SONG
Thomas Lloyd, B. M . Ed. Class of 1974
Nationally known for his artistic achievem e nt s as a pr o fe ssional actor on Broadway, in numerous films and t e le vi s ion p ro du c tions, Pat Hingle has brought a sense of honesty, creativit y , di sc i p lin e a nd integrity to his work that has made him one of th e m ost hi ghl y res pected figures in American theatre.
Born in Colorado, son of a construction engin eer and ele m e nt a ry school teacher, he served with the U.S . Navy dur in g Wor ld Wa r 11. A graduate of the University of Texas with a Bach e lo r of F in e A rt s d e gr e e with a major in drama, Pat married one of his fe ll ow stu d en t s a nd fir s t stage manager, Alyce Dorsey. After 26 years of m arriage t h ey n o w liv e in Suffern, New York with their three children, J o d y, Bi l ly a nd Molly.
After a brief stint as a student at the Am e ri can Theatre Wing a nd some small roles in a summer stock company h e was recalle d t o se rv e with the Navy during the Korean War. Aft e r hi s return he a udi t io n e d and was accepted by the prestigious Actor's S t udi o. Sin ce that ti m e h e has had distinguished himself in the theatr e by a pp eari n g in lea d ro les in four Pulitzer Prize winning plays, includin g A rch ibald Mac Le ish ' s / B., Tennessee Williams' Cat on a Hot Tin Roo f, Eu gene O' Ne il l 's S tra nge Interlude and most recently Jason Miller's Th at Ch ampionsh ip S e as on Other starring Broadway roles include app ea ra n ces in Inge's Th e Dark at the Top of the Stairs, Durrenmatt' s Th e Deadly Game, Ba l d win's Blues for Mr. Charlie, Williams' The Glass Menagerie, S i mo n 's The Odd Couple and Marasco's Child's Play. Th e su m m er of 196 1 saw him at the American Shakespeare Festival wh e re h e played Mac b et h a nd also Hector in Troilus and Cressida. He h as made movies for so m e o f the great directors : Elia Kaz an, John Ford, Jo se ph Mank iewicz , He nr y Hathaway and Gordon Parks. His TV care e r (o ve r 200 ro les ) s p a n s ov e r 23 years from the golden days of live tel e vi s io n to t h is m ost re c e nt special movie for TV of The Las t Angry Man.
Mr. Hingle's activities outside or related t o th e th eatre inc lu d e numerous talks to high school and college group s a ll over the co untry. Additionally, thru personal appearances , TV a n d radio s p o ts, film shorts and documentaries, he has tried to ai d nu merous gro up s or causes, including the Voice of America, CARE, Multip le Sclerosis, Easter Seal for TB, Anti-Defamation Le a gu e, Boy Sco u ts, Mental Health Society, Good Samaritan Hospital, Nya ck Hos p ita l a nd the Texas State School For the Blind.
Among his fellow theatre workers Pat Hin gle is kn ow n as a highly disciplined, creative, motivated, superbly skill e d a nd qua lifi e d cr a ftsman and artist. He is probably best known for h is in te n se ly p e rsonal and humanistic work as an actor, work which reveals h is middle American heritage and his personal strength a nd co n vic tion in the fundamental goodness that abounds in Am e ric a Hi s act in g s tyl e is distinctly American, filled with the warmth of hi s ow n b e lief in th e viability and necessity for family affection, commun ity inv o lv e m e nt and concern for others.
Since his appearance with the Otterbein C o ll e ge Th ea tr e in March 1969, as visiting guest star appearing with stud e n ts in th e role of Thomas More in A Man For All Seasons Pat Hin gle h as b ee n a good friend to Otterbein College and to theatr e gr a duates. Hi s ass oci a tion
and support has been helpful, consistent and continuing . Additionally, his daughter Jody was a member of the Summer Theatre in 1972.
For his many and varied contributions to the American theatre, film and TV, for his interest and support of Otterbein College Theatre activities and students, and for his interest in promoting the essential goodness that he believes is the spirit of American, Otterbein College is proud to bestow the Degree of Doctor of Humanities on Pat Hingle.
A scholar and a leader as an undergraduate, Dr . John Ruskin Howe, Jr., '57, has continued to display these qualities in academic circles in later Iife.
At Otterbein College he was president of four organizations and a member of three honoraries . A happy combination of scholarship and leadership led to his selection as the college ' s first Woodrow Wilson Fellow.
Like his father, a former president of the college, he chose Yale University as the institution in which to undertake his graduate work. There he earned an M.A. degree in 1959 and a Ph.D. degree in 1963. He specialized in American history.
His teaching career began in 1962 when he was appointed an instructor at Princeton University. Three years later he joined the faculty of the University of Minnesota as an assistant professor. At the present time he is an associate professor and associate Dean for the Social Studies in the College of Liberal Arts. At other times in the Department of History he h a s been Director of Undergraduate and of Graduate Studies.
Interested in writing, he has been awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship and a research grant by the American Philosophical Society. The University of Minnesota awarded him a faculty research fellowship to enable him to spend a year in research at the Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History at Harvard University
Since the publication of his dissertation in 1969, entitled The Changing Political Thought of John Adams, he has edited The Role of Ideology in the American Revolution and written From the Revolution Through the Age of Jackson From his facile pen also has come a stream of articles in historical magazines and encyclopedias and book reviews.
Active in professional organizations, he has presented papers and acted as a commentator in sessions of the two leading historical associations in the nation : the Organization of American Historians and the American Historical Association.
Married to an Otterbein graduate, Judith Jenkins, '58, and with a family of two children , Susan and David, he is a resident of St. Paul, Minnesota.
Because of his qualities as a distinguished teacher, author and scholar, Otterbein College takes pleasure in awarding the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters to Dr. John Ruskin Howe, '57.
WILLIAM E. LeMAY
DOCTOR OF SCI ENCE
Entrepreneur, Churchman, Conservationist, F a r mer , Develo pm e n ta l Scientist, Civic Le a der, Friend, Philanthropist ; Wi lli am E . L eMay exe mplifies integrity of spirit and a curiosity abou t hi s enviro n men t which has enabled him to achieve success in many fi e ld s of endeavor.
Receiving his Bachelor of Sci e nc e degr ee fr o m O tterbein College in 1948 he took advanced work in c h e mi s try at t h e Univers ity of Colorado in that sam e year. With limite d equipm ent and fi n a n c ia l resourc e s he founded Ohio Chemic a l a nd S ea le r, assuming responsibility for 1 the busin e ss m a n a gem e nt , resear c h and sales. From this ear ly venture, Mr. LeMay founded Dayton Fl e xible Products, deve loping a wide range of products for the me dical fi e ld as well as blood storage, washing and h a ndling equipm e nt.
The latt e r firm was acquired by Bax t er La b o ratories and Mr. Le May was nam e d Presid e nt of it as well as a res ea rch d eve lopment ma n age r of Baxter La bor a tories . Under his bu s in e ss m a n age m e n t, Dayto n F lex ibl e Products continues as a fast growing divi s ion of t h e parent corporatio n.
Included in Mr. LeMay's e xtensiv e arr ay o f p aten t s are liquid s p ray burn treatm e nt proces s , glov e proc e ss p a t e n ts, bl ood storage devices, material p a tents, a nd plastic pro c ess pa te nts .
Mor e th a n on e hundred re se a rch p a p ers h ave been written by Mr. LeMay for various tr a de journals. Subj ects covered include plast ics, rot a tion a l castings, pl a stici zers , salv a ti o n o f res in s, rheology a n d so li d state solutions.
Affiliated wi t h th e Oakwood Uni te d Me th o di st Church in D ayto n , Mr LeM a y se rv es as a church trust ee a t Ott e rb e in Co llege. He is a lso a truste e of th e D a yton City Mi s sion a nd hi s local ch u rch and active i n United Me thodist Mens' Work Kiw a ni a n , m em b er of the Engi n ee rs Club, and m e mber of th e Nation a l So c ie t y of Pl ast ics Enginee rs, Mr. LeMay serv e s his church a nd c o mmunity activ e ly.
His p a rticipation on th e Otte rbein Boa rd o f T r u stees inc ludes t h e Chairm a ns hip for the Budge t Contr o l C o mmi ttee a n d the Chair m a n of th e Na ti o n a l Lea d e rship Gifts Committee fo r t h e 125th Anniversa r y Capital Funds Campaign "V e ntur e int o Opp o rtuni ty " As a reg ul a r major donor to Ott e rbein, He len a nd Bill Le May estab lishe d th e Micha e l Le May S c h o larship in 1969 a nd pro vid e leadership in p hil a nthropy in m a ny areas of intere s t as we ll as a t th e co ll ege.
Con servationi s t, Farm e r - the Le Ma y fa rm n ea r Waynesvi ll e util izes th e most mod e rn t e chniqu e s of farm t ec hn o logy as we ll as prov idin g trails for n a tur e lov e rs a nd faciliti es fo r h os tin g gro u ps of frie nd s a nd visitors. Th e LeMa y fa mily is clo se ly knit , O tterbe in orie n te d a nd warmly appr e ci a tiv e of las t ing fri e nd s hip s.
Throughout th e y ea rs an alertn es s t o n ew p ossib ili t ies in m a t e ri a ls and a studi e d and pra g matic a pp roa ch t o p ro bl e m so lvi n g h as kep t Mr. LcMay in th e for e front of his fi e ld a s a d eve lo pm e n ta l scie n tist.
For this wid e rang e of se n s itivity , in te rest in the practical prob le m s of life , his a bility t o transl a t e th e th eo re ti ca l t o t h e practica l, a nd hi s accompli s hments as a n e ntr e pren e ur, Ott e rb ei n Co llege is pro u d t o present to Willi a m E. LcM a y, th e d eg re e of Doc t o r of Scie n ce.
As graduates of America's colleges, you cross the important threshold from the classroom of academic learning to the other and equally exhilarating classroom of working experience. The world that awaits your skills and welcomes the useful knowledge you have acquired throughout your course of study is one of infinite challenge and excitement. It is a restless world, impatient to right past wrongs and ready to witness the realization of yesterday's dreams.
The focus of education in our country has been more than ever adapted to the practical realities with which you will have to cope. I know that the knowledge you have assimilated and the insights you have gained into many of the major problems we face bode well for the America of the future. But more than this, I am confident of your spirit of involvement and your selfless desire to serve your fellowman. These are the qualities that will best guide you as you put to use for yourselves and for our nation the educational opportunities you have shared in throughout your college years.
As you go forth each in your chosen endeavor, I can think of no words that better capture the thought that I want to leave with you than those of Woodrow Wilson:
"The day of our country's life is still but in its fresh morning. Let us lift our eyes to the great tracts of life yet to be conquered in the interests of righteous peace. Come, let us renew our allegiance to America, conserve her strength in its purity, make her chief among those who serve mankind •.. "
JOHN CHARLES ADDIN GTON . ... ... . .. .............
Hi st o ry
SUSAN HUDSON ALLCORN .......•.•• • •
Hom e Econ o mi cs
CAROL JEAN AMLIN . .. ..... . .. . . ... .. ..........
PATTY LEE ARTRIP
Fr ench
En gl is h
Westerville Columb u s Miamisburg
Spri n gfield
JAYNE ANN AU G SPURGER Dayto n With Distinction , Di v i sion of Pro fess i o n al Studies - Physical Educatio n Ph ys i c al Ed u ca ti o n
KENNETH LYNN AUSTIN Granvi l le
Ph ys i cs
ELISABETH MARIE BACHMANN Clarence, N.Y.
Psy chology, Socio l ogy
JO ALICE BAI LEY Litchfield
LEE ANN BARBER . .
Spe ec h-T heat r e, Psychology
Fre n c h
. Columbus
M ADRIANA BARRAS Conception, Chile
Sp ani sh
NONA M. BARRETT Columb u s
So c iol ogy
JAMES BLAIR BARTLETT Worthington
Bu sin ess Admin is tr atio n, Economics
ERICH CHRISTOPHER BAUER Clinton, N.J.
Li fe Sc i en ce
CHERYLL YNN BEAM ........ . . ......... . ... ...... Lexi n gton A rt
KIM GAYTON BELKNAP McLean, Texas
E n gli sh
DAVID DOUGLAS BELL Weste r vil l e
Li fe Sci en ce
ALAN BENNIE BENSON ...
. . ............ Bay V il l age
Bu si n es s A d m i n ist r atio n
DAVID LEE BERRY, . With Honors .. . .. ... . ............ Co lu mb u s
C h emistr y
*DORISE BOGNER B ed ford
Ger m an
CA RA ADAMS BOL Tl N . Davidsv ill e, Pa.
Hi st or y
JAMES WILLIAM BOLTIN Toro n to,Ca n ad a Physi ca l Edu cati o n
*Graduated Septemb e r 1, 1973 a s of th e Cl ass of 1973.
With Honors - A senior wh o h as received an "A" in eighty perc ent of all grad e s is gradu a ted " Wi t h Ho n ors." A senior gra du at in g "With Honor s " we a rs a cardin a l fo u r r agere.
With Distinction - A se nior wh o h as satisfactorily co m p lete d as approved program of ind e pe nd e nt stu d y and research, who h as submitted a thesis, a nd h as p a sse d w ritten and oral exa m i na t io n s on the field studi e d, is gradu ate d " Wi t h Distinctio n ." A se ni o r graduating "With Distinction" w ears a ta n c itation cord. A se n io r gradu a ting "With Distinction " a nd " Wi t h Honors" wea rs a fourragere with t a n and c a rdin a l inte r t win e d . A senior graduat i ng " With Distinction" and with "D e p a rtm e n ta l Ho n ors" wears a ci t a tion cord with t a n a nd cardinal int e rtwin e d.
*RODNEY RUSSELL BOLTON Columbus Theology
JAMES ALBERT BONTADELLI, JR. . .................. Columbus Life Science
ROBERTA BOWENS Oberlin English
YVONNE SEXTON BRANDT, With Honors Canton Psychology, Sociology
DAV WILLIAM BREMER, With Honors Middletown Chemistry
*MICHAEL SCOTT BRIDGMAN Kettering Mathematics
*DAVID ALAN BUCHANAN, With Honors Columbus
*KENNETH EDWARD BURKET
JEAN ANN FORD CAMPBELL Sociology Psychology Mathematics Lyndhurst Cambridge
KENNETH WADE CAMPBELL, JR. Ipswich, Mass. Government
WILLIAM MICHAEL CARTER Columbus Physical Education
JOSEPH R CASA, JR , Gahanna History
MELVYNE LEONORA CAULKER ........... Mattru Jong, Sierra Leone Home Economics
DALE KEITH CHITTUM Gahanna Physical Education
CATHERINE CRAY CLARK Westerville Speech-Theatre
MARY LOU CLEMANS London Speech-Theatre, Psychology
DEBORAH LYNN COLEMAN Reynoldsburg French
LESLEY F. COLLINS Fulton, N.Y. Sociology
TED LINDELL CRABTREE Columbus Physical Education
CAROLYN RIESER CUNNINGHAM Columbus Home Economics
TERRY L. CURTIN Westerville Art
GARY ROBERT CURTS Mount Gilead Life Science
JEROME DANA DANIELS ............... . ...... . .. South Solon Physical Education
MELLAR PILGRIM DAVIS Columbus Life Science
RONALD H. DAVISON, JR. North Canton Business Administration, Sociology
ANTHONY LOUIS DELVALLE Columbus Speech-Theatre
KEITH N. DEWOLF ........... . ................ Alameda, Calif. Life Science
GUY EUGENE DITTOE Cincinnati Business Administration
CAROL SUE DOVENBARGER ........................ Zanesville Life Science
TED C. DOWNING Waverly Physical Education
RONALD EUGENE DOWNS Columbus Business Administration
*DENNIS ROBERT DRENNEN Trafford, Pa English
SALLY JO DUNN Lake City, Pa Spanish
RAYMOND FRANCIS EHLERS Silver Spring, Md Psychology
MARY LOUISE ELLENBERGER ....................... Fremont Physical Education
PATRICIA JO ELLIOTT .................. ........ Bethesda, Md. Physical Education
CONSTANCE ELAINE EVANS Westerville Home Economics
DANIEL STEVEN EVANS Pittsburgh, Pa. Government
COLATTA YVONNE EVERHART Middletown Physical Education
SCOTT ALLEN EVILSIZOR Urbana Chemistry
DANIEL THOMAS FAGAN Westerville Chemistry
MYRA DENISE FALLIS Lorain Home Economics
DOUGLAS JEROME FIELDS Columbus Physical Education
DAVID BARNETT FINLEY St. Petersburg, Fla. Business Administration, Sociology
SUSAN RUTH FISHER Sandusky History
KATHLEEN S. FOX Englewood English
JEFFREY ELTON FRASE ............. ................ Rittman Psychology, Sociology
KATHRYN ROSE FREDA Belpre French, English
*TIMOTHY ALLEN FUNK Willard History
JOHN JACK HOWARD DAVID GEORGE Willoughly Business Administration
HARRY MANHARDT GILBERT Ill Wilton, Conn. Business Administration
*NANCY MCCAMPBELL GRACE, With Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lexington History
*DAVID LEE GRAY ............... ...... .. .... .. ... Rossford Theology
LINDA SUSAN GRAY Pittsburgh, Pa. Sociology
PATRICIA ANN GROEN Newark Home Economics
CINDY LOU HALL Cincinnati History
DAVID ALLEN HAMMOND Byesville Speech-Th ea tre
NANCY KAY HARTER McCutchenville Psychology
WILLIAM E. HATZER Columbus Government
REBECCA ANN HAWK Savannah, Ga. Home Economics
DEBORA LYNE HAWTHORNE . .................... Fairview Park Life Science
KELLEY LYNN HEDDLESTON Akron Home Economics
CONSTANCE L. HEFFELFINGER Fairview Park Religion
MICHAEL R. HENIKEN Westerville Life Science
JAMES L. HERMAN Sugarcreek Economics
BARBARA JO HOFFMAN New Lebanon Home Economics
JAY RODERICK HONE, With Honors ....•........•......... Lima Government
STEPHEN PAUL HOOVER .... . ••••••••••••••••• Upper Sandusky Chemistry
KATHLEEN LYNN HOSHOR Hebron Home Economics
DOROTHY MARIE HOTY ........................... Lakewood Speech-Theatre
STANLEY EARL HUGHES, With Honors Columbus With Distinction, Division of Professional Studies - Physical Education Physical Education
BRUCE ALAN HULL Celina Life Science
JOSEPH FRANKLIN HUMPHREYS, JR Heath Speech-Theatre
CHARLES H. HUX Columbus With Distinction, Division of Science and Mathematics - Life Science Life Science
DENNIS M. JACKSON Claysville, Pa. Economics
CHRISTINA M. JACOBY Westerville Home Economics
LORAINE ELIZABETH JARRETT Columbus Home Economics
AGNES KATALIN JENEY Columbus Psychology, Sociology
RONALD KEITH JEWETT .....................•... Worthington Psychology, German
DIANNA SUE JOHNSON Newark Physical Education
GREGORY WAITS JOHNSON Lancaster Sociology
DEBORAH LOUISE JOHNSTON Toledo Spanish
*CAROL STROUT JONES ......••................... Centerburg Physical Education
THOMAS ALAN JONES Bremen Life Science
SHARON LYNN KAUFFMAN Dayton Life Science
DEBORAH JOAN KAURICH ......................... Columbus Speech-Theatre
*THOMAS HUMPHREY KEEVER Columbus Art
SHARON STALEY KELLEY Mansfield Psychology, Sociology
UN JOO KIM Seoul, Korea Music
DWIGHT DOUGLAS KINCAID Springfield Business Administration
WILLIAM DOUGLAS KONTRAS .....................• Columbus Physical Education
VICTORIA LYNNE KO ROSEi Kettering Speech-Theatre
HELEN MIDDLETON KRIEG B eth esda , Md. Sociology
KARIN LEE KRUGER M anh ass et , N.Y. Psychology
*JUDITH ANNE KURZEN Canton Life Science
JAMES ANDREW LAHOSKI Pen i nsul a Physical Education
LAURA JANE LAMBERTON Mace doni a Physical Edu c ation
KAY ALISON WELLS LANDIS Wes tervill e Chemistry
*RICHARD KEITH LANDIS ....
. W este rvill e Life Scienc e
JAMES F LAVERICK N an t y G lo, Pa Bu sin ess Admini st ra tion
ROBERT GENE LAYTON Sunbury Physical Education
JOY ELLEN LEMKE Cel in a Life Sci en ce
MARCIA PURCELL LEROY .... . .....
........ . Co lumbus Psychology
JOHN MICHAEL LINTZ Spr in gfi eld Physical Edu cation
JOHN EDWARD LLOYD B ain br id ge Life Sc ien ce
ROBERT D. LOWDEN Bu r lingto n, N.J. Sociolo gy
BETTY L. LOWE . D ela w ar e French
WILLIAM HENRY LUTTERBEIN Edge rton Economic s
MICHAEL WARREN MACCARTER C hilli c oth e M ath e m at ics
NANCY DRUMMOND MACCARTER ... . .... .. . ...... .. C hill icot h e Art
ANTHONY JOHN MAN GIA , JR., With Hon ors Co lumbu s With Distinction, Division o f Lan gu ag e and Literature - Speech-T h ea tr e Sp ee ch-The atr e
GEOFFREY LYNN MAPES Cente rbu rg Math ematic s, Bu sin ess Ad m in ist ration
MARIA ANGELA MARCHI Col um b u s Home Econ o m ics
ROBERT ALLEN MAUST Co lumbu s Psyc hol ogy
CAROL ANNE McCLAIN Ore l an d , Pa. Art, Psy c ho log y
WILLIAM RALPH M cCORKL E Ill Co lu m bu s Busine ss A dminis t r ation
SIBYL LEE McCUALSKY Co lumbu s
With Dist i nction, Divi si o n o f Pro fess i o n al Studi es - Physical Ed ucatio n Ph ys ical E du ca t io n
BRADLEY LEE McGLUMPHY .. . .. . . ................ B arn esvill e
Sp eec h-Th ea tre
JOHN ALAN M c KEE Co lumbu s
Ph ys i ca l Edu cation
ROSANNE MEISTER , Wi t h Honors Colu mbu s E nglish
SAMUEL Ml LITELLO ... .. ....... ...... . .......... . . M entor
Sp eec h-Th ea tr e
CHARLENE YVONNE MILL E R D a nvill e Fr en c h
RICHARD HOYT MILLER, JR , . Toledo Speech-Theatre
RUTH ANN MILLER Clarington Home Economics
TOMMY JOE Ml LLER . ... . ..... . . . ... . ..... .. ........ Lodi Life Science
BRETT STEVEN MOOREHEAD Columbus Speech-Theatre
*RENATE INGRID MUELLER Dayton Chemistry
JOHN RICHARDSON MULKIE Erie, Pa. Life Science
RHEY CARL MULLEN - - Latrobe, Pa. Business Administration
RICHARD HARLAN NEEDHAM ...... . .. . . . .. . .. . . West Lafayette History
LAURA LOUISE NEUENSWANDER - Middletown Physical Education
CHARLES JOHN NICKEL Chagrin Falls History
VIRGINIA DEE OLESEN Williamsville, N.Y. Business Administration
PAMELA S. PAULEY ..................... .. , ..... . .. Waverly Psychology
KAREN DOROTHY PELLETT , Defiance Home Economics
LEIF A. PETTERSEN Toronto, Canada Busin ess Administration
KATHY JOELLEN PRATT ... , . ............. . . . ... Kokomo, Ind. Psychology
DAVID JEROME PRICE Gahanna Life Science
HUGO ROCCO QUINT, JR , , Columbus Physical Education
ROBERT CECIL READY, JR , Mansfield English
NANCYE V. NOBLITT REED , , Columbus Home Economics
KATHRYN 5 REESE , Rawson Home Economics
MARSHA ELAINE RICE .
Fredericksburg Speech-Theatre
DOUGLAS RIDDING Toronto, Canada Physical Education, Health Education
DENNIS MARK ROBERTS Lewisburg Business Administration, Economics
GARY MICHAEL ROBERTS Lewisburg Business Administration, Economics
JAMES MICHAEL ROBINSON , Southfield, Mich. History
LANNY EDWARD ROSS ............................ Bloomville Business Administration
MARY LEE RUBADUE Columbus Home Economics
KATHLEEN SUE RUCH Akron Spe ec h-Theatre
ROBIN RUSHTON Toronto, Canada Physical Education
*STEWART OWEN SAMORIGA Hamilton Government
DOUGLAS K. SAMPSON ............................ Russell, Pa. History
JUDITH M. SAYLOR West H art fo r d, Co nn. Sociology
VIRGINIA RUTH MARIE SCHMIDT . . . .. • ....... . D o wn ers G ro ve, Ill . Art
LARRY DALE SCHULTZ . . M ia m isb u rg Physical Education
DAVID MELVIN SCHWEITZER Sh ake r Heights Life Science
JAMES R. SCOTT Mi ami B each, Fla.
Business Administrat i on
THOMAS OTTGEN SECOR Toled o Business Administration , History
KATHLEEN SEIBERT • • M ansfield Sociology
WILLIAM EUGENE SEIMER • O rient Business Admini stration
SUSAN LEIGH SEIPLE .. . .......... . ... . .... .... .. .... Po well English
GREGORY WILLIAM SHAW Co lu mb u s H i story
GLORENE KAY SHEARER ................. ..... . ... West Salem Ind i viduali zed Pro gram - Physical Th er apy
WILLIAM THOMAS SHIELDS Westerville
Business Administration
KEITH ALAN SHOEMAKER B o u rneville Busines s Administration, Economic s
MERRY LYNN SIGRIST
.. West Salem English
CLAUDIA DIANE SMITH V enetia, Pa. Psychology , Sociology
DONALD J. SMITH Pitts b urgh, Pa.
Business Administration
JOSEPH WAYNE SMITH ..
Business Administration
C o lu mb u s
WILLIAM D. SMUCKER Westfiel d Ce n ter With Distinction , Division o f Science and M ath ematics - Li fe Science Life Science
ROBIN ADAIR SNOW Can ton Music
IRENE L. SOMMER Norton Home Economics
JOAN DAYLE SORENSEN
Bri dge man, Mich. Sociology
WILLIAM AUSTIN SPOONER , JR Co l umbus Business Administration
MIKE SPRINGER
Ebensburg, Pa. History
WILLIAM M. STALLINGS Ill Croton Physics
MARGARET ANN STICKNEY • Spri ngfield Speech-Theatre
BARBARA D. STOCKWELL Mansfield French
DAVID A. STUMP N ew Washi ngton Life Science
SALLY B. SUTTON Colu m b us Home Economics
ANNE L. SWEET Co l u m bus Home Economics
JOSEPH A. SZIMA
... Kettering Physical Education
JUDITH ELLEN TARDELL ...• Bu tler, N J Bu siness Adm i nistration, Economics
DONALD HAROLD TATE ......................•• • • • Bellbrook Business Administration
JEFFREY ROBSON TEDEN East Longmeadow, Mass. History
LINDA SUE TEMPLE ......... ................• Newcomerstown Government, History
MARK EDWARD THOMAS .........................•• Westlake Theology
ROBERT LEWIS THOMAS, With Honors .............••.•• Circleville History
TERESA L. THOMAS .............................•. Toledo Theology
*JAMES HOWARD THOMSON ..................••• Oberlin Business Administration
ROBERT W. TIMSON Huntington, N.Y.
MARGUERITE TUCKER
*RONALD H. TUCKER Life Science
Speech-Theatre Business Administration Westerville Columbus
CAROLL YNN TURNER Sugarcreek Mathematics
KATHY FRANK ULMER Crestline Physical Education
BRIAN LEE VAIL .... ... . .. . .. .. ............... Mount Gilead Business Administration
GARY MICHAEL VANCAMP Columbus Economics
GARLAND WAYNE VANCE Willard Speech-Theatre
JENNIFER VULGAMOR E VARNEY Waverly French
GREGORY ROSS VAWTER .. . .... . ....... . ........... Dayton Speech-Theatre
MARY EILEEN WALCUTT Westerville Home Economics
SUSAN PLACE WANZER Lyndhurst Government
MICHAEL JOHN WASYLI K .... . .. . ................ Pittsburgh, Pa. Government
CAROL McDOWELL WEBB .................•.. Ashland Home Economics
BARBARA HAIGLER WHITE Columbus Spanish, Sociology
*KATHLEEN McFARLIN WILLIAMS .... ... .. . ... . ..... Columbus Art
CATHY ANN WINE Summit Station Hom e Economics
MARK ALAN WISE Solon Business Administration
JULIANNE R. WITSBERGER Delaware Spe ec h-Theatre
LINDA S. WITT ... , . .... . ..... . .. . ...... . . . . Connellsville, Pa. Physical Education
TERRANCE MICHAEL WOOFF Scarborough, Canada Physical Education
PAMELA CAROL WRIGHT , Trenton, N.J. French
JOSEPH DOUGLAS YEAKEL Syracuse, N.Y. Physics
TIMOTHY GATES YOUNG Dayton Life Science
RICHARD LOUIS YUTZE • Newport, Ky.
Business Administration
DONALD E. ZEIGLER, JR Newcomerstown Life Science
MARK SHERWIN BACH ........ . . . .. ..... . .... .. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Elementary Education
CYNTHIA LEE BAIR Millersburg
Elementary Education
ESTHER LOXLEY BARNHART ... . • . . ........ . . . ... .. Westerville
Elementary Education
KAY MARIE BECHTEL Amherst
Elementary Education
JANET LOUISE BECK Painesville
Elementary Education
BARBARA LESLIE BURRELL Buffalo, N.Y.
Elementary Education
DIANE DAILY COX Delaware
Elementary Education
DEBORAH ANN COYLE Galion
Elementary Education
BARBARA ANN CURTIS Chagrin Falls
Elementary Education
JULIE ANNE DAVIS .. .......
Elementary Education
Kettering
ALISON RAE DEAN • • Westerville
Elementary Education
PATRICIA KAY EWING • Toledo Elementary Education
MARY JO EYMAN Lancaster
Elementary Education
RUTH ANN TRIMMER FORD Baltimore
Elementary Education
RUTH ANN GLENFIELD • Somerville, N.J.
Elementary Education
SHERIE GOLDMAN West Hempstead, N.Y.
Elementary Education
BARBARA JOANN GREEN, With Honors Mansfield With Distinction, Division of Professional Studies - Elementary Education
Elementary Education
PATRICIA ANN HADDOX McComb Elementary Education
JOANN M. HAFENBREIDEL Westerville
Elementary Education
JACQUELYN HAIRSTON Columbus Elementary Education
DEBORAH A. HALL Columbus
Elementary Education
BERNITA GAY HEDDING Marion Elementary Education
LONI CA LYNN HOLMES Mansfield
Elementary Education
ANN SLACK KALLIANTAS Zanesville
Elementary Education
MARGARET ANN KLOSTERMAN Wooster
Elementary Education
LINDA CLAIR KUNZ • • .• Galloway
Elementary Education
DEBORAH MARY LANGELL •. • • Wooster
Elementary Education
JANICE I RENE McCULLOUGH Urbana
Elementary Education
PATTI EVELYN M c GHEE , With Honors Worthington
Elementary Education
*LOISE. MILLER Worthington
Elementary Education
SANDRA KAY MILTENBERGER , Xenia
Elementary Education
BETSY LYNN OSTRANDER Gambier
Elementary Education
JANET LEE PATRICK ... . ..... . ..................... Orrville
Elementary Education
LISA ANN PETTIT Parma Heights
Elementary Education
ROXANNE RABOURN Reynoldsburg
Elementary Education
KATHERINE JEANETTE RIL E Y Union City
El ementary Education
CARLA YVETTE SAWYER .......... . ............... Columbus
Elementary Education
GEORGE MICHAEL SCHACHERBAUER Ostrander
Elementary Education
KAYE KLINE SCHLOSSER Cincinnati
El em entary Education
BARBARA LEE SCOTT St. Paris
Elem entary Education
LINDA LEIGH JUDD SIMMONS Dayton
Elem entary Education
CATHERINE A. SMITH ... . ........................ Centerburg
Elementary Education
PAMELA S. STUDER • Navarre
Elementary Education
JANE WHEATLEY THOMAS Wooster
Elementary Education
CAROLE MARIE TORSON • Beverly, Mass. E lementary Education
PAMELA LYNN VANBUREN • • Westfield, N.J.
Elem entary Education
JACK EUGENE WAGNER, JR • • West Carrollton
Elem entary Education
MARGARET MACRUM WITT Westerville
Elementary Education
JANET KAY WOLFORD Rawson
El ementary Education
DEBORAH SHIELDS WOLLAN Farmington, Mich.
Elementary Education
BONNIE DEE WRIGHT ............................. Lyndhurst
Elementary Education
*HOLLY MARTINEAU ZGRABIK Chesterland
El e m entary Education
EDGAR WAY COLLINS, JR Connellsville, Pa.
Music Education
STEPHEN JOSEPH COREY Englewood
Music Education
JOHN ALEX HRITZ Wintersville
THOMAS ALBERT LLOYD .
Music Education
Music Education
. Pittsburgh, Pa.
REBECCA S. MERRILL Chillicothe
Music Education
EDWARDS. MORRIS Middletown
Music Education
KRISTINE KAY NARAGON ....•...... Canton
Music Education
RUTH ANN WISE West Jefferson
Music Education
SUSAN HUDSON ALLCORN Home Economics
JAYNE ANN AUGSPURGER ............. .. .... Physical Education
ELISABETH MARIE BACHMANN Psychology
JO ALICE BAI LEY Psychology
DAVID LEE BERRY Chemistry
YVONNE SEXTON BRANDT .. . ........ . ............. Sociology
DAV WILLIAM BREMER Chemistry
DEBORAH ANN COYLE Elementary Education
BARBARA ANN CURTIS Elementary Education
PATRICIA KAY EWING Elementary Education
MYRA DENISE FALLIS Home Economics
DAVID BARNETT FINLEY Sociology
BARBARA JOANN GREEN Elementary Education
MICHAEL R. HENIKEN
JAY RODERICK HONE Life Scienc e Governmen t
STANLEY EARL HUGHES Physical Education
RONALD KEITH JEWETT Psychology
SHARON STALEY KELLEY Psychology
MARGARET ANN KLOSTERMAN Elementary Education
LINDA CLAIR KUNZ Elementary Education
ANTHONY JOHN MANGIA, JR Speech -T heatre
SIBYL LEE McCUALSKY Physical Education
PATTI EVELYN McGHEE Elementary Education
BETSY LYNN OSTRANDER Elementary Education
JANET LEE PATRICK Elementary Education
KATHRYN S. REESE Home Economics
GEORGE MICHAEL SCHACHERBAUER Elementary Education
THOMAS OTTGEN SECOR Business Administration
LINDA SUE TEMPLE Government
GARY MICHAEL VANCAMP Economics
Department al Honors - A senior who has received an "A" in eighty-five per cent of all major subject field grades is graduated "With Departmental Honors." A senior graduating "With Departmental Honors" wears a cardinal citation cord.
JAMES ALBERT BONTADELLI, JR Columbus
KENNETH WADE CAMPBELL, JR. Ipswich, Mass
HARRY MANHARDT GILBERT Ill Wilton, Conn.
JAY RODERIC K HONE Lima
STANLEY EARL HUGHES Columbus
RONALD KEITH JEWETT Worthington
DONALD E. ZEIGLER, JR Newcomerstown
ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA Senior Certificates
Jo Alice Bailey Litchfield
Yvonne Sexton Brandt Canton
Nancy Grace Lexington
Bar bara JoAnn Green Mansfield
Nancy Kay Harter McCutchenville
Sharon Lynn Kauffman Dayton
Margaret Ann Klosterman Wooster
Linda Clair Kunz Galloway
Maria Angela Marchi Columbus
Sibyl L ee McCualsky Columbus
Patti Evelyn McGhe e Wethington
Rosanne N. Meister Columbus
Betsy Lynn Ostander Gambier
Janet Lee Patrick Orrvill e
Marsh Rice Fredericksburg
Merry L ynn Sigrist West Salem
Catherine Anne Smith Centerburg
Margaret Ann Stickney Springfield
Ruth Ann Wise West Jefferson
Senior Maria Leonard Book Award
Rosanne N. Meister Columbus
Paula Peters Award
Beth Ann Bichs el, '7 5 Dayton
HONORS AND PRIZES IN AFROTC Air Force Association Award
Stanley E. Hughes, '74 Columbus
American Legion ROTC General Military - Excellence
Ronald K. Jewett, '74 •••••••••••••••••••••••• Worthington
American Legion ROTC Scholastic Award
Jay R. Hone, '74 Lima
Outstanding Senior Angel
Marsha Purcell Leroy, '74 Columbus
Air Force Association Angel Award
Kathy Ruch Crocker, '74 Akron President's Extraordinary Service Award
Stanley E. Hughes, '74 Columbus Reserve Officers Association Award
Jay R. Hone, '74 o •••••••••••• Lima
DISTINGUISHED AFROTC GRADUATE
Stanley E. Hughes, '74 Columbus
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS AWARDS
Norris-Elliott Cup A ward
John Michael Lintz, '74 ... ......... ................. Springfield Augspurger-Ballenger Award
Leif Andrew Pettersen, '74 ....................... Toronto, Ontario
PRIZES IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Charles R. Bennett Prize
Thomas Ottgen Secor, '74 Toledo
Gary Michael Vancamp, '74 ........................... Lancaster
HONORS AND PRIZES IN CHEMISTRY
Holly Barrows, '76
Weinland-Esselstyn-Michael-Crane Awards
Chillicothe
Richard Byers, '75 ....... ......................... Westerville
Kim Ogle, '76
Westerville
AMERICAN CHEMCIAL SOCIETY, REGIONAL AWARD TO Outstanding Chemistry Senior
David Berry, '74 Columbus
Chemical Rubber Company - To Outstanding Freshman
David Horner, '77 Westerville
American Institute of ChemistsOutstanding Graduating Senior
David Berry, '74
HONORS AND PRIZES IN EDUCATION
Dick Family Memorial Prize Excellence in Student Teaching
Michael Warren Maccarter, '74
HONOR AND PRIZES IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Nancy Hamilton Merit
Columbus Westerville
Patricia Devereaux, '76 Pittsburgh, Pa.
PRIZES IN HISTORY AND GOVERNMENT
Class of 1904, Prize in Government and Political Science
Linda Sue Temple, '74 Newcomerstown
Pierre Frederic and Louise Marguerite Rosselot Scholarship
Jefferson Edward Liston, '76 .......................... Oakwood
William D. Smucker, '74 Westfield Center
Lynn W. Turner Prize in History
Brent Joseph Walker, '77 Westerville
The Ray W. Gifford Journalism Award
Susan Marie Hall, '76 Mansfield
Quiz and Quill Prizes Prose
First Award - Darci Birmingham, '77 Kettering
Third Award - Marilyn Doyle, '76 ................... Westerville
General Poetry Contest
First Award - Julie Kinney, '76 Johnstown Pa.
Second Award - Robert C. Ready, Jr., '74 .................. Mansfield
Third Award - Darci Birmingham, '77 Kettering
Fourth Award (Honorable Mention) - Mike Emler, '75 Galena
Chris Nicely, '76 Kenton
John Riley, '76 Union City
Short Story Contest
First Award - Zoe McCathrin, '74 Westerville
The Walter Lowrie Barnes Short Story Award
First Award - Zoe McCathrin, '74 Westerville
HONORS AND PRIZES IN MATHEMATICS
The Dr. James H . Weaver Mathematics Award
Michael Bridgeman, '74 .............................. Kettering
James V. Miller Award
Jay R. Hone, '74 ...................................... Lima
HONORS AND PRIZES IN MUSIC Presser Foundation
Chester W. Cady, '77 , Worthington
Terrence Edward Eldridge, '76
Columbus
Ruth Ann Johnson, '75 Lynchburg
Steven Eugene Sheets, '77 , Carroll
Cathleen Marie Stettner, '77 Columbus
Sylvia Warren Turner
Dana I ill Leasure, '75 Madison
Belinda Mae Warner, '75 Columbus
Arbogast Music Prize
Thomas Albert Lloyd, '74 Pittsburg, Pa
Kristine Kay Naragon, '74 Canton
HONORS AND PRIZES IN SPEECH AND THEATRE
James 0. Cox Debate Prizes
Darci Birmingham, '77 Kettering
Joseph Franklin Humphreys, Jr. '74 Heath
Samuel Militello, '74 Mentor
Stuart Kim Wells, '76 Warsaw
Carl C. Byers Public Speaking Prize
Samuel Militello, '74 Mentor
Dr. Howard Hyde Russell Prizes Oratory
Dorothy Marie Hoty, '74 Lakewood
Annemarie Soiu, '75 Columbus
Leslie Jane Young, '77 Columbus
Oral Interpretation
Samuel Militello, '74 Mentor
Steven Michael Black, '77 Columbus
Michael Huber Randel, '75 Peru, Ind.
WOBN Alumni Station Manager's Award
Brett Steven Moorehead, '74 Columbus
Redding Speech-Theatre Prize
Steven Michael Black, '77 Columbus
Gressman-Schultz Drama Award
Dorothy Marie Hoty, '7 4 Lakewood
George Bechtolt Memorial Award
Donald Martin Bookwalter, '75 Westerville
Eugene Reynolds Speech and Theatre Prize
Michael Huber Randel, '75 Peru, Ind.
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Jay R. Hone, '74
Lima
Jayne Ann Augspurger, '74 Dayton
David Lee Berry, '74 Columbus
Barbara Leslie Burrell, '74 Buffalo, N.Y.
Patricia Jo Elliott, '74 ............................ Bethesda, Md.
Dorothy Marie Hoty, '74 Lakewood
Sibyl Lee McCaulsky, '74 Columbus
Anthony John Mangia, Jr., '74 Columbus
Rosanne N. Meister, '74
Columbus
Pamela Sue Pauley, '74 Waverly
Kathy Joellen Pratt, '7 4 Kokomo, Ind.
Keith Alan Shoemaker, '74 Fredericksburg
Merry Lynn Sigrist, '74 West Salem
William Darrell Smucker, '74 ...................... Westfield -Center
Susan Place Wanzer, '74 Lyndhurst
Joseph Douglas Yeakel, '74 Syracuse, N Y.
Lora L. Addis
Hazel V. Barngrover
Dwight W. Blauser
Charles M. Bowman
Harriet Whistler Bradrick
Calvin R. Breden
Sylvester M. Broderick
Edmund P. Carlson
Mildred Clemans Claxton
Marie A. Comfort
Olive Shull Cook
E. Lois Coy
Harold K. Darling
Helen Breden Darling
Kenneth Detamore
Harriet E. Eastman
Edna Yaus Elliott
Joseph Eschbach
Marguerite Wetherill Eschbach
Clifford Foor
Ralph E. Gillman
Nettie N Goodman
Margaret P. Graff
Millard S. Hancock
Florence Hansel
Marion Hite
Mary Brewbaker Howe
Lawrence E. Johnson
Owen S. Keim
Vera Johnson Kiner'k
Esther Bearss Kinery
Helen Drury Knight
Ina Gamertsfelder Kumagai
George H. Leffel
Lucille Wahl Lowry
Harold J. McIntyre
E. Wray Richardson Mills
Lester M. Mitchell
Virgil E. Myers
Erwin Nash
Leonard J. Newell
Virginia Taylor Newell
Josephine Cridland Noel
J. Russell Norris
Zura Bradfield Patrick
Kenneth P. Priest
Lucile Gerber Ritter
Alice Flegal Schultz
Elmer A. R. Schultz
Blanche Meyers Schwarzkopf
E. Dwight Staats
Lottie Mendenhall Starr
Edwin J. Stoltz
Helen Krehbiel Thompson
Mabel Cassel Vernon
Wayne Winkle
Emma Wright Wood
Tadashi Yabe
Albert W. Zepp
In a quiet peaceful village, there is one we love so true, She ever gives a welcome to her friends both old and new. She stands serene 'mid tree tops green, She's our dear Otterbein.
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Old Otterbein our college, we sing of thee today; Our memories round thee linger, in a sweet and mystic way. 0 Otterbein, we love thee, our hearts are only thine, We pledge anew, we will be true, dear Otterbein.