This special issue highlights two outstanding Stark students: Ronnie Harris, Olympic gold medalist, and Leslyn Hiple, Miss Ohio 1968.

This issue lacks a title. As Kentonian staff explain, a name change is underway for the publication. A new student government president is appointed. When asked if Playboy might ever make an appearance in the library, librarian Yvonne Cave replies, "no!"

The front page tantalizes readers with the promise of a new name. Nursing classes get a place on the Stark campus. A reporter discusses the state of the student lounge and its reflection on Stark students.

A rash of thefts occurs in the bookstore. Stark Greeks choose their newest pledges. The basketball team ended the season 14-6, scoring an average of 80 points per game.

Campus updates move the cafeteria and bookstore. Student Willie Pryor discusses current racial tensions in America. Montage staff polls students on the new alphabetical registration system.

Montage staff interviews students about Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination. Stylish students Betty and Meg get a spotlight on the front page. The director of student affairs writes a letter to the editor.

Students are in luck, as tuition fees for the Stark Branch won't be raised. Women's track will be represented for the first time at the Stark branch. The theater is to put on a production of "Blithe Spirit."

David Seffens writes an editorial on the lack of campus expansion that was promised, while a poll of students shows a desire for more space. Vice President Humphrey graces the Stark branch with a visit and an address.

Vietnam is a hot topic on this issue's front page, including an interview with soldier and student Nick Denman. A branch student is elected Miss Canton. Montage staff offer their former editor and new student government president, David Seffens, some tips for his new position.

This newsletter, which may be written by students or administration, reflects on the campus' first year at their permanent home on the new campus in North Canton. It reviews the campus dedication, the activity of Interfaith campus ministry, student achievements, and more.