Butler University - Carillon / Drift Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1970 volume:

REFERENCE MATERIAL NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THIS ROOM MM H I drift butler university indianapolis, ind. volume 78 susie powers editor-in-chief they are one person they are two alone they are three together they are four each other ■mt ■? .:,■, ' . « • ft V • • 1 5! r I s K 1, i p j£ ■ 1 1 ?Z 4 — theme A are you thinkin ' of telephones and managers and where you got to be at noon? you are living a reality i left years ago. theme — 5 6 — theme % V -a Ww ? - tip « V. m Mi i am yours, you are mine, you are what you are. if you smile at me i will understand M 8 — theme ■■ ' cause that is something everyone does in the same language .VW v . pit x •• theme — 9 ■HmnfiBsnnBiinHaH ninnBWtfBUUBi nninKnii -■■- ' :V ; X 4 ♦ - o ft ' ' rf a. ; - W ' ' -v ' K A v something inside is telling me that i ' ve got your secret are you listening? fear is the lock, and laughter the key to your heart and i love you. ' raUBBB :■ 11 — theme 12 — theme $• $ wr and you know that ' s not where it ' s at babe you ' re just seem ' things through a cat ' s eyes. t theme — 13 chestnut brown canary, ruby-throated sparrow sing a song, don ' t be long thrill me to the marrow. how do you catch the sparrow? 15 — theme :•■.. '  t ■ ' • ■ jKjTjKWaW ■■• J • i lA H fx-t m IN m 0 jmw?P : ' 4 ' 1 t v ., ' , ■ , ' mm B ' ,:. « i «. ' V I ■ V ■ , 4! ' i fc. ' ? T«, '  . ,. ' •  ,.- ■ V , ?,t . «• . if - ■ ■ y - ? t i4Bh ' 16 — theme seagulls circle endlessly i sing in silent harmony we shall be free. graham nash david crosby Steven stills rushees show different degrees of emotions upon leaving a rush party. fraternity, sorority rush launches new year 4 the dorm is hastily evacuated of girls upon the receiving of their bids, prospective pledges gather around on the porch of the delta tau delta house. the first week of September has traditionally been filled with rush ac- tivities on the campus of ole b.u. having never been known to bow to tradition, the first week of September was again filled with rush activities. behind the giggles and the small talk, are hours of skit practices, mock walk-throughs and song prac- tices, the end result of a hectic week being the filling of house vacancies and the beginning of lasting friend- ships for the new pledges, various kinds of rush parties in both fra- ternity and sorority houses, stapled- gunned together were conducted all week. 20 — student life 1 student life — 21 raoul lucca rouses fellow freshmen from forlorn states into frolic and fun. 22 — student life library lour awes five frosh; garden tour stuns seventeen traditionally, the second week in September at ole b.u. is filled (?) with orientation activities, freshmen get up at 7:00 a.m. monday morning and are over at jordon hall by 8:00. here they pick up their schedules for the rest of the week, these schedules in- clude tours of all sorts, meetings with advisors, and finger-pointing lectures from deans. all in all this is a very exciting week for freshmen, the activities are so action-packed that perhaps in the future the university will spill this week into two weeks in order to pro- vide more party time, due to the sur- prise effect desired for next year ' s freshmen, there are no pictures on this page that might reveal the mys- tifying secrets of orientation week. jody neff, kappa kappa gamma, shows the pledges how it ' s done. summit meeting of the counselors held by chief guide geib. student life — 23 . :l _.. , ■.;,.,, L . . ; ■. - ,.._ ,■■ ,. ,., ' chops indulge in lusts of life- luscious melons bite the dust kitty spann holds up sister pam wilhelm after the victorious eating contest. once again, the lambda chi al- pha ' s attracted flocks of curious males to their annual watermelon bust. under sunny skies, the afternoon festivities began with the seed spit- ting contest, the women of kappa alpha theta, who had a little trouble in the bust event, found a winning seed spitter in pledge missi hamp. pi phi pledge, pam wilhelm took top honors in the break-the-watermelon- with-your-head-and-eat-fast-event.the phi delta theta team of little stevie wonder and dave smith won the watermelon toss, and that leaves only one event: the bust contest, penny sori, alpha phi, captured the coveted title this year: miss water- melon bust. :■_ ? in the watermelon toss, you catch your lunch all right — the hard way! re b £ iril privileged freshmen compete for the title of miss watermelon bust. miss watermelon bust 1969 is penny sori, alpha phi pledge. student life — 25 blood and guts issue unites butler students the student awareness committee played the major role in organizing and carrying out butler ' s version of the national moratorium day march, the day was October 15, 1969, a day to be remembered in the history of butler ' s student body, students united, greek and independent bar- riers were dropped, heads and straights marched arm in arm in in- dividual protest or in expression for those who died in the viet nam war. the week of moratorium activities began with an open lecture by dr. thomas willey. literature on various positions concerning the war was passed out all week. Wednesday af- ternoon found students at c.t.s. lis- tening to three guest speakers who provided more insight into the draft and the war. candlelight guided the steps of students as they marched in silent harmony to the carillion steps. peace can come in all languages, pond reflects candles and thoughts. do not weep, maiden, for war is kind, because your lover threw wild hands toward the sky and the affrighted steed ran on alone, do not weep, war is kind. — Stephen Crane dr. haddox speaks on the impacts of war. student life — 27 fun, frolic and fetching female anticipation is the fate of the green beanie. — phi delt charioters race to the finish. craig fenneman escorts lynn to her seat. v lynn shows surprise when chosen queen. Wr . ' Jig V,i., ' m 28 — student life f fashion for a festive weekend the chimes rang, sounding the of- ficial start of the annual homecoming festivities, and the frolic did indeed begin, the chariot race set the mood for the afternoon and the men of phi delta theta out-charioted the men of sigma chi for the second consecutive year, pi phis and ross hall pushed together to constitute the winning pushmobile team, from these two lung-bursting events the crowd was allowed a breather, and moved to the steps of the holcomb observatory for the crowning of the 1969 hinkle homecoming queen, lynn haglund, pi beta phi and veteran miss indiana, was chosen queen; and mary young, kappa alpha theta, was the first runner-up. ■?£• c -■ ' i$ ( .r . delts, thetas, phis, and alpha phis make a wild exchange of hands in the pushmobile race. student life — 29 mW mKKKm messy, messy, the greasy freshmen strive for the green beanie which no one ever wore. kappa alpha theta ' s winning decorations in its final stages are completed with pulleys. phi ' s super decs take first again 30 — student life draws hoards into hinkle bowl while all this was going on, alums and administrators were judging house decs, upon returning from the previous mentioned activities the fol- lowing houses were surprized with a gold paper finalist ribbon, stuck conspicuously on their creations: lambda chis, tekes, phi delts, and sigma nus, delta gammas, alpha phis, thetas, and alpha chis. the win- ners were announced that evening at the dance which was held at the field- house, the men of phi delta theta and the women of kappa alpha theta took top honors with their outstand- ing creativity and hinkle tribute. wajc called for help in their tug-o-war with the alums and the delts were right there. queen candidates were mary young, patti worrell, allyson smith, rita packard, georgia pearson, marilyn mcbride, barb mascoe, barb lykowski, sharon leininger, Jacki e hutt, queen lynn. student life — 31 gHBDHBffl HBnHBBinflmHfflm Hnmi father ' s weekend focuses on last grid-iron stand for hinkle fathers from various states traveled to the capital of hoosier ter- ritory for dad ' s day festivities, sons and daughters treated their fathers to luncheons and an afternoon of football — hinkle style, the bulldogs pulled through for retiring tony and walloped valpo, the indiana col- legiate conference champs. the real weber family and their sorority family enjoy the fathers day festivities. student life — 33 itwuiitfuwiitmnniffl drift queen di reigns with eligible keith the krannert room of clowes hall was once again the scene for the drift beauty pageant, keith norwalk, phi delta theta, captured the most eligible bachelor title this year; an april wedding is planned with pa- geant chaiman, kelli curran. a radiant diane fountain, a mem- ber of kappa alpha theta, was crowned beauty queen of the 1970 drift, diane will serve as hostess for all the yearbook ' s social functions and be featured in their advertise- ments. ringo the photographer captures diane candidly at the theta house. diane and keith display surprise upon the announcement of their new titles. 34 — student life queen diane also received many other kisses . in a more relaxed setting, keith is attacked by b.u. coeds. student life — 35 boisterous, bewitching babes belong to teke freak week undoubtedly, teke freak week is the most enjoyable week in the year- especially for the tekes. the dif- ferent housing units serve them each meal, serenade them nightly, and spook them with a seance to win the campaign for their most bewitching witch, this year, the tekes voted the women of alpha chi omega the best campaigners, followed closely by the tri-deltas and the thetas. in the contest for the most be- witching witch, gail mulay, alpha phi pledge, enchanted the judges to win this title, the winners of both the campaign and of the bewitching witch contest were announced at the climaxing dance friday night. the week ' s activities left the tau kappa epsilon ' s house in this condition: decorated. at the campus club dance that evening, this week, he is really phi delta theta pledge, nic valle. Si was awarded teke freak award of student life — 37 M W kafka ' s trial courts minds of wolverines this year ' s drama department under the fine direction of dr. adkins produced many outstanding plays, the department ' s two most outstand- ing plays were the trial and electra. the trial , highly rated, took its entire cast to michigan state university for a district contest, the play did very well in the contest, and the cast did very well on the side, electra , a greek play, packed in a full audience all performances. a blurred mark korlansky in the trial . a brilliant example of facial expression from the trial ' student life — 39 m aero-space ball crowns mary young the annual aero-space ball, spon- sored by butler ' s afrotc chapter, and decorated by the angel flight unit, was the scene of mary young ' s crown- ing, aero-space queen, in queen mary ' s court were genia braun and kitzi haycox. present at the festivities were president alexander e. Jones and his wife, along with commander con- oley. queen mary beams with her new crown and her red roses. gowns + uniforms = elegant dancing «Q, mary gets roses as her court watches. W4f 40 — student life afrotc queen 1969-70, mary young student life— 41 f ■ ■ ■H kappa beauty catches case of the wins kappa kappa gamma ' s own kathy magiera captured glamour maga- zine ' s top ten college girls in america contest , the third annual event was again sponsored by angel flight, this year ' s master of cere- monies was butler ' s own wajc disc jockey torn elrod, who during the course of the evening so graciously demanded that the volume on the record player be turned down. kathy will represent butler uni- versity in glamour ' s national competi- tion, upon winning, kathy exclaimed, this is the first thing i ' ve ever won in my life . kathy is congratulated by kappa sisters. a surprised look passes over her face as she is proclaimed the winner. 42 — student lite eBHHramflHBHHHfflnU IT butler ' s glamour girl 1970—kat rr. HMHH Christmas brings joy, love, smiles to kids who need them Christmas is the season for joy, the season for love; but most of all, Christmas is the season of giving, some say charity begins in the home; now, most people agree that it is in- deed better to give than to receive. butler students have joined the now generation in this respect, the ym-ywca gave a tree-trim party for under-privileged children, various fraternities and sororities gave or- phan parties, one sorority sur- rendered their annual house party in order to bring food and joy in to the homes of welfare families. reward enough for giving. a young boy ponders a pine, a tree made beautiful with care. -student life H HNMMMMHIJHHIIHHiHHHHHMiHI HHI HMHHHE have you been a good little boy? , as santa ' s eye catches a coed. wrapping and unwrapping presents provides all types of emotional responses. student life— 45 dancers ' den headquarter for prancers one of butler ' s renowned and unique departments is their ballet department, the butler ballet com- pany is composed of many outstand- ing and dedicated professionalists. they practice long and tedious hours in order to maintain perfect form and physical endurance, after these long hours of individual practice the dancers rehearse the upcoming ballet together for many more hours of hard, but enjoyable work, dancers do receive their reward however, when they know by the audiences reaction that they have given an electrifying performance. the butler ballet took on tour this year the nutcracker suite and the spider ' s feast , one of their pitstops included Springfield, Ohio. kathleen bartoch displays her talent. kathleen bricher portrays the statue of liberty in a ballet. 46 — student life kathleen bartoch again displays her professional talent. student life — 47 mmm hinkle— the man, the coach tony hinkle is the myth, the man and the coach who served butler uni- versity as well as the state of indiana for almost half of a century, in his long career of coaching three varsity teams the bulldogs indulged in the luxuries of victory and the agonies of undeniable defeat. mr. hinkle, monument among coaches, unlike others, stresses the fundamentals of the game, in the past few years of his coaching career he has placed heavy emphasis on these fundamentals rather than on recruiting, he has been criticized for not firing up his team for a game and his psychology has been rated poor, but any one of his players will tell you that if they had played his country ball as he coached it, they would be all-american players, he has a host of idiosyncracies: rarely does he call anyone by first names, every one is called kid, from so so, and italians on the team are called spa- ghetti. anticipation of a free-throw a colossal man reminicses days of glory and victory. hand on hip, hinkle makes big decision for the next play. 48 — student life _ BWffTBffim although football is said to be secondary to tony, his anxious pose shows avid interest. karen dumm sigma nu 50 — student life ■Ml— ■— —i— 1 —M— patty layton tau kappa epsilon their hearts hold the hope for the future jaques brel is alive and well living in paris if we only have love to embrace without fear, we will kiss with our eyes we will sleep without tears. if we only have love for the hymn that we shout for the song that we sing then we ' ll have a way out. if we only have love we can melt all the guns, and then give the new world to our daughters and sons. if we only have love we will never bow down, we ' ll be tall as the pines neither heroes or clowns. then with nothing at all but the little we are we ' ll have conquered all time all space, the sun and the stars. diane fountain sigma chi leslie dale delta tau delta student life — 51 ■ m clowes hall enriches students ' cultural life clowes hall has graced our campus with top cultural and secular enter- tainment for many years, and this season has been no exception. the all-time favorite harkness bal- let was here, along with their famed elizabeth carroll and helgi tomasson. the a. p. a. repetory company and the Canadian opera company which pre- sented the barber of Seville were at clowes for weekend runs, this year ' s broadway hits included fidd- ler on the roof , the price , cab- eret , the wind , your own thing and canterbury tales . bob carroll plays the lead role of tevye the poor dairyman in the fiddler on the roof . lillian gish in scene from the wind ' ■■ ■ H ■F HHRI merriment with culture one of the bouncing rock numbers of the award-winning musical your own thing the team of ferronte and teicher I ■■H Hfl buckeye ' s pride penetrates winners ' circle this year, butler university was represented by miss cindy edwards in the miss indiana pageant, who captured the title of miss butler over nine other finalists. miss edwards is a music educa- tion major with a voice principle, she sang i have confidence from the sound of music in the talent portion of the contest. cindy is a 5 ' 4 , 120 pound beau- ty: 36-24-35. she is a member of al- pha phi, spurs, chimes, and angel flight, cindy holds the offices of chaplain in alpha phi and in the ' 69 pledge class of angel filght, in addi- tion to the position of spring sing di- rector for the alpha phi ' s. winning the contest was a sur- prize, cindy recollects, but she naturally feels the honor and thrill of holding the title of miss butler. past queen, lynn haglund, crowns the radiant new miss butler — cindy edwards, alpha phi. the finalists congratulate miss edwards on her victory as lynn haglund approaches with the crown for the new miss butler. illuminating with joy is your miss butler. student life — 57 life, love, and hair dominate geneva stunts geneva stunts ' 69 was entertain- ing and fun for everyone-partici- pants and audience alike. entered in the women ' s division were schwitzer hall, robertson hall, and kappa kappa gamma, the event was won by the women of kappa kap- pa gamma, who told of love and life around the world. the men of kappa sigma, lambda chi alpha, and phi delta theta were the contestants from the men ' s housing units, the phi delts won both the men ' s division and the over-all award for the most original with their correlation of the broadway play hair to life at butler. schwitzer adds touch of the old south. kappas pipe in with the winn ing number. the men of kappa sigma perform in their geneva stunt fifteen minute message. 58 — student life a 9 4 M the girls of robertson express a bit of prudery in their old fashioned sketch. student life — 59 MHMMftNfl alpha phis, phi delfs sing and swing a victory spring sing, held in clowes hall for the first time, is the event entertain- ing butler mothers year after year as a part of mothers ' day weekend, it climaxes a day of luncheons and fashion shows held at butler each year in the spring, the contest con- sists of song medlies entered by each of the housing units, this year two trophies were awarded to the winners in their respective fields, the women of alpha phi received top honors in the women ' s division, fol- lowed by the women of pi beta phi and of alpha chi omega, in the men ' s division, the winners were the men of ross hall, the men of phi delta theta and tau kappa epsilon were the first and second runners-up. the song leader of ross hall joyously accepts his coveted first place trophy. the alpha phis get into position for their grand finale which brought them a first. nasi the action-packed pi beta phis move and groove to their medley of match maker songs. tri deltas beam at end of performance. and here are the sharply dressed men of phi delta theta oozing with feeling as they sing a simple song of freedom. student life — 61 ?..••:. ;v ■I H the tekes save the day with a pit stop and a quick repair job the new queen of the annual delta tau delta trik-la-tron who will reign in 1969 is ruthann Stevens, schwitzer hall. 62 — student life 9HEHHH Wk-la-troners tri-cycle tumultuously to finish under sunny skies, the annual delta tau delta trik-la-tron was ushered in. the delts were serving ice-cold-cokes-free-which didn ' t hurt the enthusiasm any on this beautiful, if hot, summer day. the spirit of the tricycle teams was fantastic, among shouts of victory the team of the delta gamma peddlers and the ross hall pit crew sped to the finish line to win the race. the queen, ruthann Stephens, schwitzer hall, was chosen from nine contestants from the housing units, the master of ceremonies was roger ward, an official from the speedway. dg cyclist is working hard. this peddler is saving her energy and speed for the big race. student life — 63 ! --.; . ' ' ' . ■■.; ■■ r delta tau ' s driver, tricky dicky lane, anticipates the final moments before the official start of the phi-100 race. ;|9 Jtl ■? . _ Ism pm m 1 M a little bit of frantic tuning and re-fueling is called for in the pit area. surprised phi-100 queen is karen stratton. 64 — student life a butler coed attempts to what? phi delts initiate new tradition; racers rally around the mall another butler tradition was begun last spring when the men of phi delta theta initiated their own fraternity day of events, this new activity was a tad unique and a bit similar in re- lation to other fraternity activities, the phi delt ' s day was a combination of a little indy 500 and side-splitting, hilarious events. all of the events took place on the mall, the main event, the car race, was conducted around the mall, queen candidates were dressed in playboy bunny costumes; tri delt, karen stratton, won the title of phi- 100 queen, the golf-putting and dia- per contests were all-time unique events, the winning driving and pit crew team was the women of delta delta delta and the omega phi psis. -EH35ra I f mm r r becky dyer gives sigs signals. jack boyd gives trophy to omega ' s driver. student life — 65 r 1 XJWi s.a. weekend brings wafer, fun and pies this year for the first time, the student assembly held a spring week- end for independents and greeks, friday afternoon, the weekend was opened with several competitions be- tween the housing units, among these was a miss personality contest, and a pie-eating contest. Saturday afternoon a carnival was imported to ross hall ' s football field, it featured such delights as cotton candy, a merry-go-round, a ferris wheel, and all the whirly-upside-down type rides that make you lose the cotton candy, there also was a raft race on the pond in front of the carillon, the winning combination was candy cox, pi phi, and leon putz. splashing, paddling, and sometimes swimming were on the agenda for the raft race, the winning team is front and center. 66 — Student Life laugh-in supplies charlie with her idea for miss personality, an unidentified tosser tosses an unidentified object. student life — 67 u H • - • ■ ' . -Csrts tmmm honeys; twirlers woo fans, entertain athletes butler ' s half-time honeys were busy all year providing entertaining routines for the athletic events and special shows, members are chosen during orientation week in the early part of September. many hours are spent each day, even in off seasons, practicing for the half-time shows, to perform new and different dances, the girls choreograph all the routines them- selves. ballgames would not be complete without the appearance of the major- ettes, in addition to weekly presenta- tion of the flag, and leading the sing- ing of the star spangled banner, they occasionally do a twirling routine during half-time. dada-da-da dada-da-da, a bit of bump and grind for the butler honeys. mim sparks wails, I ain ' t got nobody. ' members of the 1969-70 half-time honeys are from left: row 1: mim sparks, donna austgen. row 2: Judy harvey, dana hardwick, nancy brown, linda farrar, debi witt, laura derby, patty brown, chris macrie, bobbi souder. row 3: chris dietz, faye brown, cheryl herman, emily cox, gail mulay, rene morris, joann garrison, donna owen, diane minne- man, cathy rempke, ellen roessing, linda sandquist. 70 — sports the 1969-70 twirlers are from left to right: jamie phillippe, nancy neuman, fritz dubois, debbie gench, linda davis, becky reiss. linda davis and bob thatcher wait with the stars and stripes. leaping lizards? no! it ' s the old mouse on the field trick. sports — 71 mammBtm yes, Virginia, there are patriots, just a fraction from perfection. 72 — sports MKKam paxcia ' s pep band rallies under the banner announcing next week ' s game. musical tunes resound from butler ' s bowl the shrill of a whistle started them, talk and laughter were hushed, they stood at precise military attention, the fanfare introduced them, a roll of the snare drums, the clash of the cymbals, a flare of the trumpets, and the boom of the base drum caught the undivided attention from the au- dience, then with the distinction for which they are recognized, the butler university band, directed by mr. paxcia, proved its ability . drummers on the wall try to match rolls before the big moment of excitement in the butler bowl. sports — 73 74 — sports ■■■■■■■■■i ' ■■■ butler ' s super seven cheer battling dogs co-captains, mary young and marc riss- man, clown in practice for cameraman. tired yell leaders pay close attention to the action on the hardwood. many long practice sessions and pre-game rehearsals were trademarks of the freshman and varsity cheer- leaders, co-captains, mary young and marc rissman, coaxed loud yells from the cheerleaders at the main sport contests, this year ' s seven var- sity and eight freshman cheerleaders continually planned new ways to demonstrate butler ' s support of the football and basketball teams. down on the field, on the wall, or out on the courts, the human pack- ages of energy kept spirits high in times of defeat or victory. cheerleaders try to coax the players out on the field for the bout with wabash. the 1969-70 varsity cheerleading squad are from left to right: jean chouquette, missy marc rissman initiates, hell yes! ' henderson, wendy schaubel, mary young, marc rissman, susie powers, candy cox, candy poore. sports — 75 mmmmmtm trackmen hot to trot— cop conference honors the 1969 butler thin dads com- piled a record of two wins and two losses in dual competition, the team placed sixth out of twenty-eight teams in the state meet, the year was highlighted by a first place trophy in the inter-collegiate conference. contributing to record breaking performances were barry dark, a record holding sophomore; keith ma- hoke, who set a new pole vault rec- ord; ernie troxell, third place in the state meet; gerald woolfolk, who scored an average of twenty-two points per meet, and junior, steve norris who is the team ' s best high jumper. with an umph steve norris jumps butler into first place. anybody can play this little piggy but not everybody can touch their toes to their chin. 76 — sports cinderman, gerald wodfolk, pours it on and adds to the downfall of depauw. ■ ,7 % : resting after competition, steve norris works out a cramp. position available for one butler cinderman. Sports — 77 ■HHH butler batman: swinging team keyed to the pitch of success the 1969 batting season brought the butler blue sox much recognition as formidable contenders on the b aseball diamond, powerful hitting and versatile defensive lineup were especially instrumental in placing coach hinkle ' s team in a tie with Valparaiso for first place in the inter- collegiate conference, individual ef- fort and team spirit were the vital elements of the blue sox ' s success. valuable players for butler were: Jeff neely, curt thompson, steve or- phey, Joseph pearson, bob schroeder, scott neat, jim craver, bruce smith, mike harrison, and John kakinda. tell ya ' what, i ' ll trade you two willie mays for one mickey mantle. it ' s all in the wrist action. 78 — sports mwwimiin aai w. varsity baseball opponent bu st. Joseph 1 4 st. Joseph 4 indiana 15 3 indiana 7 4 purdue 1 2 depauw 9 10 depauw 3 6 indiana state 53 3 indiana state 3 2 Valparaiso 3 7 Valparaiso 3 1 wabash 3 5 wabash 3 6 evansville 3 9 evansville 1 marian 8 4 my mother always told me there would be trying days like these.  « y gl jjfc gl- mHWHi bulldogs win three in their hectic season it was the last of a great era. it was the last football season for butler ' s outstanding three-sport coach, paul d. hinkle, more commonly known as tony. hinkle ' s accomplishments were far more impressive than most people would believe. starting the last year in his career of almost fifty years, tony hinkle should never forget his last fighting butler bulldog team. 1969 varsity football team: row 1: r. coop er, g. moore, t. butters, n. york, r. seger, t walsman, d. dullaghan, I. brown, r. gray, j. Wallace, r. vanderhaar; row 2: d. toner, a. carson, I. welms, a holok, p. fitzsim mons, r. donhauser, m. hoffman, h. huff- man, k. dainton, d. reed, j. anthony; row 3: c. mcelfresh, equip, mgr., a. attaway, d. nolan, j. Nil, b. brock, e. tinder, s : ep person, t. popa, d. crouch, m. cito, d reed, b. Sylvester, asst. coach; row 4: r belden, m. eckerle, r. kuc, p. wisner, a kirn, k. celeric, h. schmitz, d. gray, g. lo gan, j. morris, trainer; row 5: t. rykovich r. lewis, g. yearsich, e. smiley, a. kirsch ner, I. muckerheide, c. harper, j. leffer, j. hauss, asst. coach. all right hink, do you have any more bright ideas you ' d like us to try? hinkle and his hopeless hunks 1969 vars ty football opponent bu u. of akron 52 indiana central 57 ball state 36 7 de pauw 23 34 wabash 17 6 st. Joseph 20 17 indiana state 54 31 u. of evansville 14 9 valporaiso 20 38 dick reed is caught again with the goods. try to triumph senior men provided the bulk of talent and experience for the butler 1969 varsity football squad, con- clusion of the season ended college football for graduating lettermen. talented seniors used their acquired skills as an aid in financing their col- lege education through athletic scholarships. self-discipline and sportsmanship learned on the practice field and in the games prepared gridmen to cope with life away from college, even though the loss of such a large seg- ment of the team left a gap in both players and experience for the next years ' team, the promising freshmen, sophomores and juniors will easily fill the gap and assure bulldog fans of an even better season. where can you go from the bottom but up? we all need adjusting from time to time. HH ffsasasa ' even if i were old enough, do you really think i could help the bulldogs pull it out of the fire? 84 — sports high spirits provide encouragement to bulldogs the remaining part of the 3-6 scor- ing record for the bulldogs showed butler fans and others that the bull- dogs never quit, not until the last horn sounds. bulldog offense was not butler ' s problem, they scored enough points, but the defense had trouble holding off their rivals offense. on dads ' day the bulldogs played their most impressive game of the season, the bulldogs showed their dads and coach hinkle they could win the last game and defeat valporaiso who had a 6-1 record for the season, the bulldogs won one more for tony. on dad ' s day, students ' enthusiasm rallies for hinkle ' s last football game. ' it ' s almost the end of the season and we still haven ' t got the pyramid down pat. ' i would really prefer a helmet! sports — 85 sportsmen all fore love— golfers and racketmen on netman, lonnie wright, slams a backhand shot in a practice match. how did i ever get into this racket? 86 — sports ■Hi the upswing butler golfers under the guidance of coach jim hauss, swung their way to the ice championship with a match record of 13 wins and 2 losses for the 1969 season, prospective strength promised in the returning golfers assures butler of more suc- cess on the links in the future seasons led by sophomore letterman, mike rearden, the 1969 tennis team fin- ished with a record of eight wins and four losses, pop hedden ' s racketmen tied for second place in the inter- collegiate conference. the 1969 golf team are kneeling from left to right: ron karn, carl march, terry curry, standing left to right: Steve hardin, jim anthony, greg hardin, jim hauss, coach. with determination and skill, steve hardin practices for a hole-in-one. sports — 87 members of the 1969 cross country team are from left: h. van maaren, s. klein, m. dietz, j. gunn, s. Sloan, s. burdine, b. teckenbrock, t. helberg, e. Williams, s. lyons, coach. butler harriers making bare tracks for an afternoon of practice before a victory in the inter-collegiate conference. 3 — sports hustling harriers jump gun to lead title race now how did mother say that went — two bunny ears and then tie? %9 « 9 encouraged and directed by coach stan lyons, the 1969 butler harriers pulled through with a near perfect winning season, the team won three and lost two of their dual meets, in the earlham invitational meet, the butler bulldogs streaked through, placing third out of fifteen teams, the harriers ended the season suc- cessfully in the inter-collegiate con- ference meet. outstanding runners this year were henry van maaren, jim gunn, bob teckenbrock, and micky dietz. ■ ' ■- ' ir •■ - feW ' - ' iA ' - v-- t™ K if we win i know they ' ll lake me. sports — 89 bulldogs bounce back from four early losses the last season in tony hinkle ' s illustrious career at butler university began on a disastrous note as the bulldogs lost the first four of the sea- son, the bulldogs first foursome of illinois, ohio state, purdue, and western kentucky, at one time or another, before the hinkle cagemen, were ranked in the top twenty major college teams ranked in the nation, but this did not stop the bulldogs as they went on to record numerous up- set victories without dropping two games in a row in the last column. sigma nil ' s banner boosts bulldogs in big battle against bengals of michigan state. butler hoopmen use the courts for pre-game warm-up long before the crowds arrive. steve norris sets up another successful fade-away jump against isu. is it the green hornet? batman? no! ta da . . . it ' s bob schroeder. 90 — sports members of the 1969-70 basketball team are from left: norm blomburg, joe pearson, dan nolan, steve norris, billy shepherd, row 2: mike watson, pat fagan, dave bennett, floyd garrott, larry radecki, jim ferfuson. row 3: tony hinkle, coach; John (swampy) marsh, John seal, bog schroeder, bob dietz, asst. coach. 53 ' M S f 1 VU 32 , ' ' Do«Fc varsity basketball opponent bu Illinois 83 67 ohio state 112 89 purdue 100 64 western kentucky .... 96 61 idaho state 69 85 michigan state 60 81 toledo 74 73 murray state 69 72 pepperdine 85 92 michigan 105 65 ball state 82 88 indiana state 104 100 Valparaiso 80 95 wabash 71 88 evansville 88 94 depauw 90 89 st. Joseph 90 103 oral roberts 96 108 ball state 95 102 indiana state 93 91 wabash 91 106 Valparaiso 87 99 evansville 87 99 depauw 86 111 st. Joseph 79 77 notre dame 121 114 bennett adds two against idaho. ■m the fighting illini of Illinois had little, but surprising, trouble with the bulldogs as they were the first to win in butler ' s four losses, 83-67. sophomore, billy shepherd, in his college debut led the way for butler with 26 points. the last of the bulldog ' s four straight defeats came at the hands of the western kentucky hilltops, as all-american jim mcdaniels and com- pany beat the bulldogs 96-61. bulldog netmen hassel ice rivals hinkle triumphs in final year on the hardwood st. Joseph makes their point clear to John seal that they can ride over any team. sports — 93 butler quintet tired dave bennett goes to the bench. « - 13 13. ' - M - i - 8 -y ? - ja S3 l il i ■ =_ 3 shrade poses to receive the toss, floyd garrott jumps for the rebound. Mi HBB 94 — sports ■HHU clobbers favorites for victory the second half of the season proved to be more profitable than the rough and rugged first half, butler settled down after an atrocious begin- ning and started to work together as a team, they upset favorites idaho state and michigan state, 85-69, and 81-60, respectively, the one point loss to toledo at hinkle fieldhouse, 74-73, separated the two previous wins from two victories over murray state, 72-69, and a California team, pepperdine, 92-85. with six victories in the first eight games, the bulldogs during that stretch recorded a won-lost record of 3-1 in the ice for the 1969-70 season. mr. carnegie from wfbm interviews torn warner, the new baseball coach. billy threw it too far this time ... ... and so ends another season as the cagemen head for the showers. 98 — organizations ■■M Q jean ann mccain sarah kinley linda honam members of mortar board tap top seniors sarah manson each year the annual matrix table banquet is highlighted with the tap- ping of new members, old members chant, leadership, scholarship and personality , which are the basic re- quirements for membership. this year marked the tapping of sixteen new members among which was faculty member, nancy moore. co-sponsoring, with blue key, the homecoming activities is the primary project of mortar board. student life — 99 ; W. ,v ' I marc rissman blue key locks up knowledge and know how BUTLER UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION STRICKLAND Lincoln-Mercury besides a 2.75 grade average, blue key members also need a sense of leadership and service to the uni- versity, the eighteen members are selected from the outstanding junior men by blue key men of the previous year. co-sponsoring the homecoming festivities with mortar board and conducting tours on high school day are among this organizations many functions. randy lawson c . w members of chimes are: ruth spencer, gin- ny lombardo, susie dermis, b. j. ball, su- sie jensen, debby westfall, jan dickerson, susan adney, elaine ervington, susie cox jacks, cindy edwards, phyllis mc grew, ro- berta souder, sara judd. phyllis mcgrew cues-in the children that she tutors with teaching aids. ' FATHER - - ■ 1 02 — organizations members of sphinx are: craig fenneman, Steve conkle, ollie smith, chuck ritz, John meyer, Jeff nealy, ted Williams, warren krebs, ryan knight, bruce qualey, Charles chiesa. junior scholars strive to serve the university the junior girls and boys honor- aries are respectively chimes and sphinx, these service groups add to butler ' s exciting campus life, chimes have an annual money-making proj- ect, selling lucious candy apples dur- ing each home football game. the sphinx also has an annual event, the greased pole fight, which was not too greasy this year, these men annually honor our football and cross-country athletes at a fall banquet. Charles chiesa tests out the mike at the annual sphinx football banquet. organizations — 1 03  . ■ HHH H| spurs officers serving as hostesses at the spurs national convention held this year at butler are from left: cherry martin, editor; cheryl judge, secretary; donna berkshire, presi- dent; peggy luken, vice-president; sandy soucek, treasurer; sally coulson, historian. scholastic endeavors are never too great a challenge for the spurs, how- ever, the blossoming of a successful homecoming sale of their mums pro- duces a thrill that teases the very nerve endings of these academic specialists. the realization of a dream come true characterizes the scholastic standards of the butler utes. members of utes are from left: gor- don Shackelford, barry frahm, ronald casey, paul chiseck, andy aleckson, dan manson, bruce Stanford, jim dageford, george yearsich, roger hendershot, Steve summers, phil fitzsimmons, Stan phariss, bill record, bruce mara, ken davis. spurs are from left: row 1: susan hess, susie coonrod, nancy zalud, christi John- ston, carol weddle, nancy mclain, heather hoogs, mrs. farber, sally coulson, kath barnard, martha gooldy, sandy soucek, paggy luken, sally detroy, donna berkshire. row 2: cherry martin, jaci crapo, chris kulessa, cara chell, patti denton, brenda weddle, debby north, staley leird, sara gilman, karen hileman, susie hopkins, cindy pulver, betsy blodgett, cheryl judge. 104 — organizations the sophomores triumph by a refusal to fail organizations — 105 members of alpha lambda delta are from left: marilyn burger, kristie Johnston, sandy soucek, susie coonrod, cheryl judge, row 2: jacque crapo, president; dace dendonis, barb grosfelt, evelyn mcgee, Janice brickerstaff, nancy brown. scholastic elite eligible for honorary laurels scholastic excellence in freshman women is awarded through selection for membership in alpha lambda delta, the not so easy task of having a 3.5 accum at the close of first semester is the main requirement. freshman men who have arrived on the upper crust of scholastic su- periority are rewarded with member- ship in phi eta sigma. in conjunction with alpha lambda delta, they spon- sor a gathering for prospective members. phi kappa phi is the gold star on every upperclassman ' s chart, juniors and seniors having displayed the highest form of scholastic achieve- ment are eligible for membership in this group. math club helps in furthering an interest in numbers, the group, com- bined of all those who hold an inter- est in the dangling digits, is not restricted to only math majors. £4 members of phi eta sigma are: peter tam- ulonis, bill groth, John ziegler, dave al- ien, ken dainton, harold smith. 1 06 — organizations I members of phi kappa phi are from left: david head, Joyce hor- ner, becky mcclure, pam replogle, genia braun, mary flanigan, John twenty, row 2: sally bunjd, pam flory, jane hunt, sue Saun- ders, elizabeth brayton, ginny magley, carol oakley, barbara but- ler, rob davis, glory June greiff, mary gushwa. row 3: ernie sharp, judy hoch, enola knisley, randy lawson, jean ann mccain, carl flaningam, paula flaningam, dave reed, dianne minneman, dave dageforde. : members of math club are from left: betsy brush, gail Schneider, paula ringham, cindy schamel, patty blake, susie Jensen, Joyce horner. row 2: marc rissman, mary beth snell- enberger, brenda weddell, bill board, steve conkle, dr. lobb. organizations — 107 members of theta Sigma phi, a woman ' s journalism honorary are: row 1: nancy busse, jan dickerson, melanie priest, randee schatz, Cornelia newbold. row 2: bonnie britten, sharry boad, susie Jensen, pam walker, becky bunch, sharon leininger, yvonne derx. row 3: mary ann klein, sarah arnet, susie powers. zm . winners of the hub award were: jan dick- erson, marilyn noil, phyllis mcgrew, susie Jensen. theta sigma phi, the women ' s journalism honorary, is combined of those interested in making a career out of communication, this is usually no problem for women but this par- ticular group seeks mainly those women interested in making a living out of some aspect of the media. at the annual matrix table ban- quet, outstanding sophomore, junior, and senior women are awarded the hub, spoke, and wheel awards, respectively. sigma delta chi is composed of a select group of budding young male journalists, these men, in conjunc- tion with theta sigma phi, sponsor speakers to inform those interested in what ' s new in the news. members of sigma delta chi are: row 1: kevin mcdowell, kent groshong, dan dul- laghan, bruce nagy. row 2: fred bagg, alan smith, jeff devins, bill booher. journalism honoraries prepare to fill talk-gap . and who will the next lucky person be ?????? organizations — 109 1 1 — organizations the moments seem like hours as steve waiters and bill booher recall the past day. bi-weekly tabloid conquers the daily doldrums the membership of the collegian attempt to activate a journalistic tra- dition a longtime in coming to butler, this tradition was too often stymied by the conservative attitudes which previously typified the mid-west. this bi-weekly tabloid has, through- out the year, maintained the most respectable position on issues con- cerning hours, academic freedom, and other libertine ideals. . ' 5f- .©• kristie hill views an evenings toil. the leaders, jan teipen and Jeff devens, listen to the adivce of colonel barron. organizations — 1 1 1 W  fll -- I 4 « i  : _ - « i « b-men members are: row 1: jerry wood- folk, jim anthony, steve norris, bob shroe- der, harold huffman. row 2: alien attaway, dick reed, andy carson, dan crouch, mike reardon, bob wallsman. row 3: bill ross, mike caito, george yearsich, mark pruitt, dave bennet, John seal, mike watson, pop hedden. b-men charge downfield for a bulldog victory. corny drift photographers get 112 — organizations atop the frightening heights of atherton center, the drift camp pitched its tent, approximately six- teen what ' s??? strong, the staff at- tempted to broadcast the year ' s pic- torial happenings. a fine crop of photographers, headed by corney newbold, pro- duced and directed the academy award winning drift, from among thousands of applicants, the drift photographers are: ringo miler, bill boyd, will newbold, sue wulffleff, erik Johnson, and bob zeeb. the star of our show is suzie powers, editor-in-chief. canned again erik Johnson attempts his first self portrait. tlliiia «-..- ' organizations — 1 13 1 1 f st afP r W f U H , ms under deadline pressure; mf f corney newbold head photographer nancy busse assistant editor susie powers editor-in-chief susie jensen business manager •A ' i- .  ■; - f m sr« the better side of 1969-70 staff. , drift section heads serve staff and university . feflri M WlP ' ' bill boyd senior photographer ' nancy wheeler sports editor leslie bruner student life editor peg booher academics editor corny newbold head photographer till missing: pam nelson — senior editor esther eisman — academics editor members of phi mu alpha are from left: al hempt, kermit mann, fred berman, bob lucas, terry mahler, paul labe. row 2: steve burk- ett, gerry wiley, darrell morrison, randy hamilton, jim fronczek, dr. colbert; dave fyfe, keith rudolph. row 3: bill hoehn, steve ru- dolph, ray aspinwall, david Jones, phil darrell, Charles hasket, tony raquci. music honoraries achieve all-time high note members of phi mu alpha, men ' s music honorary, annually present a music scholarship, their Christmas season project is a trip to each hous- ing unit to serenade the inmates with tunes of the season. adding a bright note to the music department, are members of sai, a professional fraternity for women majoring in music, money-making projects help them to finance the sai foundation. recitals and a music therapy proj- ect are time-consumers for the fe- males of mu phi epsilon. mu phi epsilon is an honorary keyed for women in music. members of mu phi epsilon are from top: Silvia dubois, Julie caudwell, debbie hat- field, rebecca reiss, kyle latshaw, ida jo gates, cindy edwards, susan leffel. 1 18 — organizations sai members are: row 1: jean mcdonald, sue mertz, marilyn nil- cholson, sarah kinley, debe smith, row 2: carol king, donna sten- cil, janice perry, pam flory, Cheryl harwood, leslie taylor, nancy Wiseman, monica issacs, linda berry, diane mirian, marilyn mc- bride. sarah kinley is phi mu alpha 1969-70 sweetheart. organizations — 119 members of tau beta sigma are: row 1 betsy frucsella, jo ann garrison, rita stone row 2: pat hague, kathy tomamichael, lin da estes, becky reese. row 3: sherry zahn glory June grieff, dee wayson, barb mas coe. row 4: bobbie souder, patty brown nancy brown, donna owen, susie hopkins lilly honoraries further professional interests the dedication and long practice hours demanded of dance majors leaves little time for butler social life, sigma rho delta, the women ' s dance honorary, takes advantage of any leisure time with meetings, guest teachers, lecturers, and choreog- raphers. when members of tau beta sigma are not practicing a down field march or an opening fanfare, they can be found working on service projects for the band such as distributing cokes and apples at the football games. band members pour-out their hearts at bulldog football games. 120 — organizations dedication and long practice hours are a must for any dance major. members of sigma rho delta are from left: row 1: Judy Jacob, mer- rill emerson, jane walker, row 2: sandy scheidegg, evelyn mcgee, jody welsh, jo ann garrison, janet lathrop, dace dindonis, faye brown. organizations — 121 _ lambda kappa sigma, the women ' s pharmacy honorary, set aside their test tubes to conduct a little weight watching, within the department, guesses were made of professors weights, and then converted into grams, prizes were awarded. phi delta chi held its annual sweet- heart dance on valentines day. this men ' s pharmacy fraternity also exe- cutes a drug abuse program in ad- dition to posing for drift photog- raphers. pharmacy fiends meet during test tube breaks members of lambda kappa sigma are: row 1: sue boling, Shirley hannon, alice states, librarian, linda batler, louise kennedy, kathy higgins. row 2: beth lorenzen, sonya smith, terri shumaker, carol bowers, ginny magley, karen geilser, caoonie boesche, gail webb. 122 — organizations members of phi delta chi are: row 1: rick marrs (corr. sec), steve cummings (v. p.), ken ramey (pres.), larry judd, bob wals- man (rec. sec), row 2: larry smith, steve ariens, jerry frederick, torn miller, dr. doerr (advisor), row 3: arnheim cumbee, georgie lewis, dennis hunsberger, mike roland. row 4: larry stales, bill fritz, rick mckeehan. row 5: ramsey cook, george long, gilbert sauiller. row 6: dave lubchansky, kent kerkoff, jim chaplain, row 7: paul rhodes, jerry swartz, alan powell, russ mathis. row 8: bruce buren, John smego, don russel. organizations — 123 below: george buskirk presides over 1969-70 yd. above, andy Jacobs expresses concern to yd listeners. right: andy Jacobs stands up for demo- cratic ideals. members of young republicans are: alice colbert. row 2: ruth spencer, chris klein- schmidt. row 3: susan allardice, julie har- gott, susan wirthwein, allyson herrmayer. row 4: Janet mckown, dan holloran, ken bradley, dave hein. yd-yr de-escalate hostilities during off-season yd rousted loyal democrats from every crevice of the campus where they sought refuge after last year ' s elections, this year was highlighted by a visit from andy Jacob. micheal organ, mid west vice chairman of college young republi- cans spoke to the butler organization in October, nixon also shook hands of yr members when he made his indianapolis pit stop in January. nixon finds himself leaving on a jet plane . . . will he be back again in ' 72? organizations — 125 members of the ym-ywca cabinets are from left: frank smith, pam replogle, mark hern, barb goff, becky vance, marsha haida, jean ann mccain, elaine ervington, genia braun, bill booher, betsy srader, steve summers, ryan knight, jody neff, barb mascoe, dr. pihlak, larry lewis, ted lowry, bruce qually, jan ewing, sharon leninger, John meyer. old age avoided through surge of new ideas; ym-ywca orphans Christmas ym-ywca are: row 1: Christy alien, coral baudendistel, nancy wheeler, ted low- ry, bruce qualey, ryan knight, frank smith, row 2: jean ann mccain, donna franz, becky vance, phyllis mcgrew, marcia haida, margey wade, row 3: barb goff, sandi moore, pam nelson, mary young, jody neff, karen hileman, barb mascoe, kay timmermeister, dr. pihlack. row 4: peg booher, lynda wilson, jan dickerson, eddie brooks, linda estes, betsy shrader, elaine ervington, maryann keeney. row 5: pam replogle, jean ellen mcvey, jan ewing, genia braun, sharon leinger. row 6: larry lewis, John meyer, steve summers, mark hearn, bill booher. 126 — organizations marking eighty-three years of ser- vice to the butler campus and indianapolis community, the ym- ywca ' s 962 members and advisor, dr. John pihlak, budgeted a self- supported; operational treasury, dr. pihlak completed his 20th and final year of sponsoring the collegiate group. the annual spring sing and geneva stunts, along with the morning chapel services are sponsored by the ym-ywca. the association of women stu- dents introduced a junior and senior board where each housing unit is represented on the junior board. the miss butler pageant and also the freshman skits at the beginning of the year are sponsored by aws. a new activity this year is holding a lecture and exchange dinner with the various housing units. y ' s 83rd ends active aws officers are left to right: randee shatz, pam walker, phyllis mcgrew, chris carl- son, jan dickerson. members of house council are from left: chris morrow, maty ann ridpath, pam walker, kitty span, dean lewis, fill hedge, betsy blodgett, and martha gooldy. ■I ifc delegates meet for a big rush pow-wow to make the rules. torn elrod, presides over 1969-70 inter-fraternity council. members of ifc are: row 1: bruce qualey, phi delta theta, (sec); warren krebs, delt; brian dagenbach, phi kap; mark hearn, lamb- da chi: row 2: herbert f. schwomeyer, faculty advisor; larry lewis, teke (treas.); peter g. tamulonis, phi psi; rich vitale, kappa sig; richard kurth, sigma nu; thomas elrod, sig, (pres.). V y L ■MM panhellenic members are: dean lewis, lynn haglund, carol king, betty jo ball, jean doenges, jean ann mccain, Jennifer meals, genia braun. panhellenic paints ymca for service project ifc, interfraternity council, is formed from representatives from each fraternity, their primary func- tion is to referee a fair formal fall fraternity rush. panhellenic is the sorority version of ifc. in addition to rush regulations, panhel sponsors a week in the spring with exchange dinners and a com- munity service project, painting the ymca. panhellenic member mixes us some paint for pan-hel week service project. organizations — 129 — — I members of wra advisory board are from left: jan dickerson, gail sperry, sandy moore, stevie waiters, paula haymond. row 2: leslie dale, jane mead, susan woodfill, patty blake. competition, cooperation among housing units linda sandquist slides home for another alpha phi kickball victory. the women ' s recreational associa- tion, wra, headed this year by jane mead, president, and susan woodfill, vice-president, organizes all inter- mural sports for women, annually the club holds a high school play day. as the school year ends, wra holds an athletic banquet to honor the winning teams in each of the sports sponsored throughout the year. : -i members of wra sports council are clock- wise: rita pickard, karen hileman, betty jo ball, susan woodfill, leslie bruner, lin- da savage, sandy moore, cindy green, debbie Johnson, peg booher, debbie todd. members of weiwyn club are: seated: susan white, lynda wilson bie Joseph, laura yvengert, miss wohler (sponsor), peg skelton, (sec), donna patty (v.p.), barb goff (pres.), debbie berg (treas.), betsy blodgett, merrilee backderf, mitsy niemeyer, diane crayv- barb gilbert, susan gertner, pam matthis. standing: leslie bishop, raft, shannon salbach, arlene Johnson, marilyn pietrusinski, mrs. porter (sponsor), christi anderson, deb- 132 — organizations pemm club and delta psi kappa are for women majoring in physical education, the latter is an honorary for top female athletes. welwyn club and pi epsilon phi are home ec organizations, pi epsilon phi imports speakers to improve their knowledge of the field, welwyn club supplied a needy family with thanks- giving dinner. members of delta psi kappa are: marilyn boyer, susan woodfill, carolyn coplan, jane meade, mrs. greenburg, leslie dale. coeds cavort in kitchen and on athletic field members of pemm club are: row 1: coral baundestel, christi alien, donna owen, candy poore. row 2: mary ann ridpath, jonel tsaros, sue carrison. row 3: miss mccampbell, leslie dale, susan wood- fill, jane mead, marilyn boyer. organizations — 133 student assembly pools funds; gets cue from (pres.), jane titus, diane vavul, dan siegel, gail sperry. row 3: fh ke key, kris kleinschmidt, cathy poteet, te ' rri- cloth, - mary ! . ; ' kathy huser, chris andersori, John guthrie, ken davis, sandi pleiss, barb cochran, pam walker, patti worrell; skip rudzinski fouck, skip armstead. ••  .-v§ (v.p.). sandy worthington (treas.). row 2: craig feriheman ' ' • ■t V t Vr ' ' -- in assembly members are: row 1: bernie fatino (sec), key, kris kleinschmidt, cathy poteet, terri cloth, mary 134 — organizations ., T .it administration 0L student assembly pushed forward with leaps and bounds this year under the watchful eye of president, craig fenneman. the assembly-spon- sored spring week-end brought coeds and hunks alike out of seclusion for this excitement-filled event. seeking the well-rounded individ- ual, circle k is responsible for various projects throughout the year, these service projects are generally con- nected with homecoming and the ymca. the society for the advancement of management is designed with the business major in mind, this group provides speakers throughout the year to explain to members what in- novations have been made for the advancement and welfare of business. 7 members of sam are from left: ron edwards, Steve petty, dan kleinman, dr. swanson, lee parker, president; alfred newman. row 2: mark hearn, henri puosardian, mike kane, Jeff pollack, howard alden. members of circle k are from left: steve norris, curt thompson, president; jack hittle, frank celarek, thomas p. rhoades, advisor, row 2: don yeoman, wade shanower, greg dewitt, bill booher, rick fields, russ corson. row 3: rick dierolf, jack schulte, gordon shakelford, wayne pickering, dan dullaghan, calvin murphy. ™ members of sigma tau delta are: row 1: sarah manson, elizabeth brayton, betty jo ball, susan werner, dr. beyer. row 2: jeff devens, jody neff, Judy utter, dave head, jack hittle, pam repogle, rosanne snyder, chris carlson, diane vavul. debate club members are: row 1: karen sandstrom, dr. cripe, gin- ny lombardo, rhonda isaacson. row 2: Steve calhoun, todd neil- son, marti wallenstein, skip armstead, torn sughrue, dave san- ford, peter tamulonis, John swanson. 136 — organizations campus-reknowned authors are published biannualy in butler ' s liter- ary magazine, manuscripts, mem- bers of the freshmen staff are se- lected or unvoluntarily volunteered from english classes, senior staff members are ardent, true-blue lit overs, together they churn out some really heavy stuff. sigma tau delta is an honorary for honorable english majors and minors (i.e. the smart ones), discussions and guest speakers are part of their intellectual musings, butler uni- versity undebatably has a fan- tastic debate team, at the helm is dr. rice, who coaches magic mouths to win firsts, seconds, and thirds, but mostly firsts! bulldog debaters are not out-spoken; still on top m.s.s. staff members are: row 1: mary orders, Sharon shuckers, p. j. wochjamie phillippee. row 2: owen field, carrie trinka, sunny shubert, karen goodballet. row 3: dave rich, deborah black, colleen menomee. row 4: coral baudendistel, gussie ogden, cydney pull- man, bob wolf, row 5: betty jo ball, david alien, dave head, cheryl judge, jody neff, diane vavul, glory-june greiff. sea and history club dine on food for thought Pfiy members of history club are from left: nancy brown, linda mullis, janet Campbell, mirium orelup, susan kinne, nancy Johnson, cathy scheidt. row 2: susan gutherie, debbie klein, patricia webster, deb- orah guidone, richard phelps, owen field, william murphy, michael asher, jaque crapo. row 3: sharon leininger, debby wiles, linda cook, cara chell, anne speicher, ginny lombardo, president; lin- da hammer, barry youmano, steve jones, barbara hoffmann, genia braun. row 4: bob meril, david alien, steve secrest, mimi austin, John cleaves, jack serafin, torn brane, doug king. the student education association attracts those students interested in furthering their education through teaching others, the group ' s main re- quirement is a sincere interest in teaching, an exchange of ideas be- tween seasoned teachers and the greenhorns furthers insight on both their parts, sea also sponsors sea- sonal projects such as a Christmas party for the underprivileged chil- dren of the indianapolis area as well as a year-round project of tutoring. history club prepares prospective historians for the future while study- ing the past, discussions by noted historians highlight this group ' s ac- tivities, new ideas and concepts de- veloped within the past few years are also brought up and considered by the members during these discus- sions and are presented to the speaker for his comments. 1 38 — organizations roxy lindberg finds tutoring good preparation for her career. kathy kolb puts in long hard hours to be a teacher. I m t mm eiV sea officers are: lynn consigny, sec; jan dickerson, treas.; Janet mckowan, mem- bership; susie Jensen, v. p. o rga n izatio ns — 1 39 in its twenty-first year of broad- casting, wajc has become the third most powerful station in the india- napolis area, with all its 35,000 watts, it puts forth much fm listen- ing enjoyment for the area. working at 104.5 is a type of lab for the radio and television majors, the station meets all the regulations established by federal law and thus provides on-the-job training for those who hope to make a career in the broadcasting field. students direct and produce radio-thon at homecoming, this 48 hour talk-vigil gives would-be broad- casters much experience not to men- tion much pain in the old larynx. selection of angel flight members always captivates the attention of the men of rote, candy cox captured their hearts not to mention the camera lens this year as she was selected rote calendar beauty. ft ; ,;- torn elrod whips off a promo in a c-club broadcast. magic wajc marks 21st year of broadcasting members of the wajc crew are from left: glory June grieff, bill hazen, rick levine, craig miller, torn elrod, melanie priest, paul scheuring, bruce nagy, steve carroll, roger lindberg. row 2: torn spencer, cornelia newbold, mike rizk, kent groshong, mike rabi- nowitz, laura huber, becky bunch, marsha plonck, dean landsman, sara gilman, peter mago, bob dunkle, chuck morse, chris peter- son, lynn howell, steve hammill, don darko, steve schiffman, george lenz. row 3: mr. phillippe, mrs. harper, cindy kennick, dan scanlan, bob hatter, rob bromley, dana webb, ray white, larry loomis, Joshua litman, steve alexander, dave smith, gary havens, jerry rothhauser, lloyd matzner, dean Stevens, Charles graft, rick cummings. JP§e !?r 7- 140 — organizations w vince mulford and fred bagg hup two three four it. captain doyle doles-out pledge ribbons for peggy luken. organizations — 141 . ■ - ;: ' ■ members of rote are from left: m. Williams, j. hardesty, g. robin- son, t. murphy, j. shering, r. lucca. row 2: m. becker, b. vander- weele, f. smithsom, f. jedrzekczyk, m. hoffman. row 3: p. kaplan, commander; j. wesley, r. vogles, w. sturdevant, d. collins, f. bagg. row 4: w. pickering, d. wadyka, b. webber, c. fischer, n. barrett, s. baker, d. mueller. row 5: w. legrand, j. meyer, m. aronson, a. harrop, c. chiesa, a. kirn, t. tobin, h. pousardien. fred bagg does his famous interpretation of butler ' s enthusiasm. 142 — organizations for on the job training, rote members visit grisome air force base on a semi regular basis, they are also responsible for the flag raising cere- monies at home football games, the arnold air society, a subdivision of rote, is especially active during orien- tation week giving tours and dis- tributing much needed information. the butler angels send packages to our men in viet nam at Christmas and are responsible to rote, this respon- sibility includes help with the aero- space ball and raising money to sup- port this function through the home- coming balloon sale and numerous bake sales. angel flight pledges are from left: peggy luken, nanni hoogs, treasurer; jill yates, kristie Johnston, chris Jones, ann weber, marilyn burger, row 2: becky dyer, president; donna berkshire, sandy soucek, susie coonrod, susan hopkins, suzie dennis, debby jones. row 3: kathy kilbern, candie cox, cindy edwards, chaplain; sandi moore, nora kariolich, terri schumaker, patti worrell. cherubs and angels hover around rote men active members of angel flight are from left: kitzi haycox, pledge trainer; genia braun, operations; susie Jensen, executive; major doyle, advisor; marcy verbryck, commander; jan ewing, administrative; mary young, comptroller; phyllis megrew, information, row 2: lynn haglund, elaine moore, jean tilney, Sharon leininger, linda hammer, cathy runge, jan Williams, jan dickerson, lynda wilson. organizations — 143 I having an intellectual discussion are: theresa dahl, susan Jensen, kathy Stewart, skip armistead. 144 — organizations who ' s who members are: kathy magiera, bill booher, barb cochran, louise kennedy, linda savage, susan saunders, Virginia lombardo, nancy cahill. super butler students published in who ' s who some people just have it, and who ' s who members rate in this category, these butler students are published in who ' s who among stu- dents in american universities and colleges, activities and scholarship qualify these 1969-70 members to the who ' s who rank: charles armi- stead, laurel barile, elaine bauer, bill booher, donald brown, nancy ca- hill, chris carlson, barb cochran, dave dageforde, theresa dahl, robert davis, Jeff devins, jan dickerson, cindy edwards, mary gushwa, Joyce horner, susan jensen, larry judd, louise kennedy, sarah kinley, enole knisley, Virginia lombardo, jean ann mccain, kathy magiera, Virginia mag- ley, barb mascoe, jane mead, mari- lyn noil, carol oakley, pam repogle, susan saunders, linda savage, debe smith, kathy Stewart, mark Williams, sandra worthington. top: birds of a feather flock together: deb- bie smith, cindy edwards, Joyce horner, jane meade, sandy worthington, carol oakley. right: up in the air over their new titles are: bob davis, jean ann mccain, and barb mascoe. organizations — 145  ——■ WHH alpha chis land fall festival first in originality well, there ' s what do you seedy about those alpha chis ' , right ginny? that we are using bides this year? though they might be tempted just to sit down on their spacious front deck and watch the butler world pass by, the women of the golden lyre of alpha chi omega assume their share of service and campus activi- ties. high on their list of service proj- ects are making toys for the young- sters at the crossroads rehabilitation center and for the settlement house, in cooperation with the men of tau kappa epsilon they also gave a merry Christmas party for a group of eager orphans. they were given first honors for originality in the fall festival booths, were second in the 1969 spring sing, second in homecoming house decs, and second from the top in pushmo- bile competition, candy poore and vickie truax were cheerleaders, dee watson was voted tke favorite, and chris carlson served as president of a.w.s. sarah jo thompson ably leads the alpha chis. V 1 the women of alpha chi omega are: 1. genia braun 2. sue tjomsland 3. marilyn motsch 4. susie coonrod 5. rennie mor- ris 6. sally esmond 7. barb stricklan 8. candy schamel 9. peggy luken 10. peg skelton 11. debbie guidone 12. betty Williams 13. carol gunn 14. kathy kolb 15. becky dyer 16. eleanora medve 17. connie beisler 18. sue mcconnell 19. deb- bie westfall 20. vicki truax 21. mary ann ridpath 22. barb pickett 23. Judy orme 24. candee poore 25. valetta kammer 26. linda hammer 27. phyllis mcgrew 28. barb butler 29. nancy Johnson 30. kathie himes 31. janet Campbell 32. nancy brown 33. ginny lombardo 34. sara gilman 35. Jill walker 36. nancy brown 37. Joanne drago- vich 38. linda tarrar 39. patty brown 40. becky redmond 41. kathy wise 42. ellen roessing 43. chris king 44. cara chell 45. pam hulett 46. pat picket 47. rhonda isar- son 48. linda savage 49. chris Carlson 50. pam nelson 51. sarah jo thompson 52. mom cordry, alpha chi housemother 53. cathy runge 54. sharon leininger 55. jan ewing housing — 149 penny sings in a skit for phi fathers, excitement mounts as sue awaits start. phis fetch top wra awards; stand second in scholarship butler students have learned never to turn a back on an alpha phi or sh e ' ll quietly walk away with the hon- ors. this year the girls on blue ridge won the spring sing, freshman skits of a.w.s., all sports trophy, w.r.a. in- dividual service award and were sec- ond in scholarship, peni sori was miss watermelon bust; gail mulay was most bewitching witch and cindy ed- wards was miss butler, donna aust- gen headed the half-time honeys and six were named to the collegiate who ' s who. among their philanthropic projects are toys for christamore aid society, the heart fund and the mentally re- tarded. Joyce horner is the president. 150 — housing T - ' t rri rrr fLMtf ' JAMES IRVING HOLCOHB the women of alpha phi are: 1. karen hile- man 2. linda estes 3. kitzi haycox 4. lau- ren wood 5. donna austgen 6. Joyce hor- ner 7. carol oakley 8. gail mulay 9. betsy blodgett 10. debbie todd 11. peni sori 12. penny masouris 13. Judy colbath 14. su- sie mc clean 15. sue franklin 16. paula stump 17. donna stencil 18. jane meade 19. mrs. stillwagon, housemother 20. jann offutt 21. susan woodfill 22. thea coulis 23. nancy neagle 24. Jamie hanna 25. darla grimes 26. randee schatz 27. carla koontz 28. jodee mansfield 29. becky norman 30. Judy harvey 31. cathy lejon- stein 32. mary snellenberger 33. bev hamilton 34. jacque crapo 35. sandy worthington 36. betty jo ball 37. kath bar- nard 38. jan ruff 39. debby miller 40. Ju- dy morgan 41. karen morgan. housing — 151 ••Mlj r i CT Ife 4 4.4 j 2 ,,- -V ' 1% good morning starshine, the earth says hello fcl !i tri delts dance their way to top in marathon you are going to dress warmly in cold weather if we have to dress you ourselves. from their english tudor manse on sorority row, the women of delta delta delta continue to uphold their tradi- tion of honors and service. among honors that came their way were the naming of carol opderbecke to be phi kappa theta sweetheart; pat layton, tke sweetheart and karen stratton, who reigned as phi 100 queen, as a group they won the wajc dancer marathon, phi delta theta pit crew award and second slot in the tke freak week campaign. the tri delts are also active mem- bers of angel flight, marching band, y.w.c.a. cabinet, co eg an staff, and the symphonic band. with its unusual symbolism of pansy, pine and pearl, the greek group held one of its most famed na- tionwide activities, pansy breakfast in honor of all the engaged senior women. house president is barbara mas- coe. the women of delta delta delta are: 1. anne speicher 2. karen petri 3. kathy ward 4. connie sturgeon 5. patricia webster 6. linda batler 7. Julia strain 8. susan hop- kins 9. carmen connors 10. linda stephany 11. pat layton 12. jody mosel 13. lilian lang, housemother 14. barbara mascoe 15. susan kinne 16. sarah manson 17. cindy beagle 18. bonnie newman 19. gail Schneider 20. karen bridges 21. alice can- field 22. dianna abel 23. carol opderbecke 24. jane hamilton 25. maryann clodfelter 26. mandy needham 27. linda cooke 28 nancy canhill 29. Jennifer meals 3 0. don na peiffer 31. martha fuller 32. mimi ore lup 33. cindy green 34. becky bunch 35 jean tilney 36. marilyn pietrusinski 39 kay timmermester 40. cindi cooper 41 fran ackerman 42. p. j. haymon. connie sturgeon and julia stain take a quick study break to talk with sisters. housing — 153 JE m A - 1 ' v dg ' s anchor merit, pledge scholarship trophies dennis lawton thinks the dg pledges know how to throw great parties . . . that ginger ale certainly looks authentic! delta gamma ' s participation in campus hi-jinx and community ser- vice continues to make them high on anybody ' s list. among their new achievements were serving as aides to the indiana school for the blind, one of their pleasant tasks was to serve as host- esse s for a Christmas party there, they also were instrumental in estab- lishing a new dg chapter at ball state university. honors were brought to the house when karen dumm was made sigma nu sweetheart; georgia pearson was listed as second runner-up in the homecoming court; and jean ann mc- cain was elected president of both panhellenic and the y.w.c.a. under president laurette blackin- ton members of the house won top honors in the trik-la-tron and third in homecoming house decs. the women of delta gamma are: 1. sherry graham 2. marsha haita 3. joan rogliano 4. laurel barile 5. laurette blackinton 6. georgia pearson 7. shannon salbach 8. cindy schaal 9. naomi ryan 10. debbie Jo- seph 11. hannah 12. chris grey 13. Chris deitz 14. marilee backderf 15. leslie van koughnett 16. kristie Johnston 17. dana hardwick 18. marni fatout 19. Jill hedge 20. carol weddle 21. patty shute 22. cheryl herman 23. chris wittman 24. sue marling 25. wanda case 26. noni hoggs 27. sue glatz 28. liz devine 29. debbie denton 30. diana farmer 31. dana deich 32. kathy rempe 33. linda bierk 34. elaine ervington 35. Christie anderson 36. jill yates 37. kathy locke 38. susie white 39. elaine moore 40. lynn mcmahon 41. sallie thomp- son 42. barb grosfelt 43. peggy mivec 44. kathy nardini 45. mary swindler 46. debbie law 47. jill dole 48. margory wade 49. su- sie cowan 50. karen dumm. rft j V k 1 D UJ Al EI +ffc i don ' t want any backtalk! dg ' s will never be considered fifth wheels! housing — 155 theta ' s celebrate centennial; capture first in house decs marge berry has real go power as she peddles around the trik-la-tron track! with the advent of kappa alpha theta ' s centennial year, butler ' s gam- ma chapter accentuated the varied activities which have long been the basis of the chapter ' s campus stand- ing. they won first place in the home- coming decs contest, other decora- tive assets were Jill jackson, miss in- diana 1969, mary young, rote mili- tary ball queen and diane fountain, who was both drift beauty queen and sigma chi sweetheart. continuing to support the ideals of the national theta founders award, still in their possession, the sisters assisted orphans and welfare fami- lies at Christmas, supported a mental health patient and subsidized a child in viet nam. thetas claimed the sig- ma chi trophy and won the goodwill drive. melanie priest is president. carolyn person and cathy grimes prove that the heart is where the studies are! 1 m i f • % •;; w« the women of kappa alpha theta are: 1. susan seay 2. paula wocherfeng 3. chris jaeger 4. mary dowd 5. patty ferrucci 6. bambi bignall 7. cathy stout 8. susie wuf- fleff 9. missy hamp 10. Jamie phillippe 11. suzanne James 12. ann rabins 13 Sharon schuckers 14. jenni greaf 15. su sie webber 16. susie lee 17. carolyn per son 18. cathy grimes 19. patty abbitt 20 debbie coons 21. Sharon mc kinstray 22 nancy wheeler 23. shari wolthausen 24 sandy soucek 25. kathy maschmeyer 26 pam walker 27. debbie davis 28. Judy jeffreis 29. marge berry 30. marni terry 31. ann webber 32. fran carrol 33. mrs. plew 34. jean chouquette 35. martha gool- dy 36. cherri meyer 37. cathy james 38. jean fulton 39. peg booher 40. melanie priest 41. vicki grieves 42. melanie haw- kins 43. nancy busse 44. stevie waiters 45. jan tegarden 46. leslie bruner 47. chris sturm 48. diane fountain 49. bobbi lambracht 50. marcia lawrence 51. sally grimsley 52. wendy schaubel 53. sandy moore 54. debbie mcintire 55. lynda Wil- son 56. susie powers. housing — 157 the women of kappa kappa gamma are: 1. barb goff 2. susie adney 3. vicki rar- din 4. debbie berg 5. cathy schnelle 6. susie allardice 7. chris lake 8. cheryl young 9. Janet Williams 10. Cindy sted- feld 11. gaye meyer 12. becky pearce 13. carolyn landis 14. jody neff 15. debbie matthey 16. cindy cotton 17. donna berk- shire 18. jean mcdonald 19. mrs. wilhoyte, house director 20. pam replogle 21. jean ellen mc vey 22. sally detroy 23. Janet kaiser 24. emily cox 25. mary barnet 26. pat foarty 27. allyson smith 28. cherry martin 29. sally butler 30. mgr. merry-go round 31. linda brediger 32. chris mau terer 33. chris kleinschmidt 34. martha kolb 35. susan wirthwein 36. kathy ma geria 37. debbie Johnson 38. marylou burgett 39. kathy strykul 40. debbie hens ler 41. nancy cranfill 42. barb gilbert 43 Christie kirst 44. carol king 45. judy bar nard 46. jan dickerson 47. kelli curran 48. carolyn stewart 49. ruth spencer 50. alice Colbert 51. janet mc kown 52. Janet far rar 53. Julie hargitt 54. Janice barnes 55 nancy zalud. the race is southward, gaye meyer 158 — housing the kappas confidently continued their formula of two parts work and two parts fun as they made this year memorable in activities, service and scholarship, under the guidance of president mary lou burgett, the mu chapter did a repeat in the top award category in geneva stunts and schol- arship. its members are active in young republicans, y.w.c.a., w.r.a., a.w.s., and s.e.a they are also represented in coveted honoraries: spurs, chimes, mortar board and phi kappa phi. don- na berkshire resident of the kappa convent is spurs president, hub award winners are Janet dickerson and marilyn noil. in addition to their whirlwind par- ticipation in extra-curriculars and academics, kappas have taken an ac- tive role in various service projects, recently they began sponsoring an argentine orphan, prompted by the experiences of several members who do part-time teaching in the india- napolis inner city schools, kappa women have taken a hand in provid- ing recreation for displaced appa- lachian children and tutoring stu- dents at some elementary schools, their work and fun are scrambled. what manners, what class . . . what? that couldn ' t be kathy Stewart at the lambda chi pie eating contest! kappa ' s repeat geneva stunts, scholarship first place awards it isn ' t the far east, it ' s the kappa pledge dance, and nancy mcclain and her escort, mark moore, enjoy pharoah ' s fling! honey mason and jody neff decorate for the Christmas dance T k $ ?i ™ 11 pi phis lure butler males to claim campus sweetheart pins under the direction of president patty wright, the pi phi ' s scored nicely in homecoming activities, be- ginning with a victorious entry in the pushmobile race and climaxed with the crowning of lynn haglund as homecoming queen. candy cox was named sigma chi favorite; becky ryan, kappa sig dream girl; and kathy kilburn and lynn hag- lund, state sweethearts of kappa sig- ma and delta tau delta, respectively, arrow-wearer nancy wright was nam- ed outstanding panhellenic woman for marion county and national chap- ter service award winner. pi phi ' s also stress philanthropic activities through their support of a mountain settlement school and through their sponsorship of an in- dian orphan. the pi phi ' s are obviously a strong chap- ter. .and then she said to me, ' joey. having placed second in spring sing, their performance could be described as matchless. the women of pi beta phi are: 1. candy cox 2. susan dale 3. chris peterson 4. pam wilhelm 5. libby lybrook 6. becky gra- ham 7. ellisa high 8. annie bossung 9. su- san dale 10. susie riley 11. mary lynn smith 12. margo stults 13. kathy kilburn 14. chris morrow 15. tracy miller 16. nora kariolich 17. pat gaydosh 18. beth rey- nolds 19. mary karen brewer 20. tina Jones 21. pam powell 22. susan dressel 23. donna martin 24. lynn haglund 25. karen muir 26. mary kelly 27. Claudia kasberg 28. anita beran 29. susan brown 30. becky ryan 31. leslie ten eyck 32. patty o ' bryant 33. joann seghetti 34. les- lie dale 35. patty wright 36. jan bryant 37. linda honan 38. becky reiss 39. sally heppner 40. Judy utter 41. mike key 42. tricia chance 43. barbette goetsch 44. carol taylor 45. sandy page 46. nan hepp- ner 47. jody habiq. anita prepares for the Christmas dance. housing — 161 trianon celebrates special fortieth anniversary jane titus holds on while patti worrell helpfully unmesses those lovely tresses. ' forty years on butler ' s campus with the same house mother should be some kind of record, trianon sorority, butler ' s only non-greek social sorori- ty, celebrates a special anniversary this year with mrs. margaret means, she is an honorary member who help- ed establish the national organization in 1929. that same year trianon came to butler. trianon members participate in many campus activities, their first year teamed with a.i.s in womens i.m. kickball resulted in second place honors, they also boast the outstand- ing sophomore woman in journalism, bonnie britton, the outstanding chem- istry student, ardith hieber, and the president of the french club, le cer- cle francaise, elizabeth brayton. five members are active on student as- sembly. a newly-redecorated room in ather- ton center serves as home away from home for the fourteen actives and four pledges, president this year is barbara worrell. .■VBM h£ ' frS a IfL aret mea £ S ' with t u his y r ' s president, barbara worrell, is happily celebrating her fortieth year as housemother for the women of trianon. the women of trianon enjoy the relaxed family atmosphere of the room. the women of trianon are: 1. jane titus 2. marilyn burger 3. patti worrell 4. barb worrell 5. bonnie britton 6. ardith hieber 7. cathy poteet 8. connie boesche 9. di- anne de coito 10. susan birtwhitle 11, lin- da miller 12. becky zerfas 13. sandi fouke 14. cindy multey 15. mrs. karl means, housemother 16. charlotte lampmire. housing — 163 above, robertson girls exhibit their inde- pendence in their geneva stunts skit, led by fran kleinfield, the girls question wo- men ' s hours at butler, below, the women, in the Christmas spirit, of robertson hall are from left: katye fordeck, karen rueffer, debbe ross, mary ellen mithoefer, katie hickok. hours theme wins second for robertson once, robertson hall was a chapel, now it ' s a swinging housing unit for upperclass women. those it houses are not just run- of-the mill gals either, many of them are drama and dance majors, but they touch base in other fields of specialization, too! in the extracurricular area, robert- son ' s raiders took to the gridiron to face ross hall and several fraternity teams, others work at park avenue neighborhood center and tutor chil- dren in several disadvantaged areas, sunday dinners in the french cafe are a regular feature. mary ellen mithoefer is president. 164 — housing the women of robertson hall surrounding a fatherly tony hinkle are: row 1: melinda luckey, chris kulesa, ann prichard, phyllis crandell, row 2: marsha mccully, sue hess, fran kleinfield, nadine kolakoski, reda ru- dolph, row 3: pat conley, leslie bishop, sue carrison, louise kennedy, rhea gentry, and kathy zook. below, the women of robertson hall are: seated: penny connerley, kneeling: leslie hurd, terry cornuelle, evelyn mcgee, diane marion, standing: barbara hoffman, Con- nie boesche, strom. sarah friend, karen sand- SP £T the women of schwitzer hall are from the left: kneeling: sue leffel, karen markoski, sue bennett, chris gray, marie emerson, sue deer, standing: cynthia ridings, elaine mooney, karen auble, bonnie mc cleod, becky Johnson, Stephanie davis, jan teipen in the tree: tammy guillebeaux, libby legg. schwttzer houses fop coed; trik-la-tron queen more than four hundred women reside in schwitzer hall, butler ' s largest womens ' housing unit pro- vides its share of campus leaders, dormitory president bernie fantino also serves as secretary of student assembly, president of mu phi epsi- lon music honorary is boarder sue leffel, and jan teipen is collegian editor and president of theta sigma phi journalism honorary. opportunities for campus recogni- tion of schwitzer beauties were pro- vided by the delts when ruth Stevens reigned as trik-la-tron queen, and by angel flights ' top ten coeds contest in which resident wendy li was se- lected butler ' s best dressed coed, the independents united for a great skit in geneva stunts. schwitzer ' s ruth Stevens, third from left, reigns as delt trik-la-tron queen. schwitzer hall women are from left: mary kay blum, carol robinson, mary kimble, gussie ogden, meg schaefer, pat noga, jan byers, gay wagner, paula ringham, sue bohling. row 2: ellen rosen, cindy bess, margie nowakovski, sue giovinazzo, linda gerard, nancy walker, lisa fusillo, pat reade, debbie geusch, fritz dubois, jan gerhold. Kg, i ■ W jTlSKi TV T t- ' ' SS kJ -.J? jfajjj| ' ' - —P Tm - ' -Jit ' JBtl ' : 4§i sf tS j - •1 - « . - ' T l v 1 housing — 167 schwitzer is . . • !• individuality, independence friday, October 28, 1955, the women ' s residence hall was dedi- cated, at the dedication ceremonies for louis b. schwitzer hall, numerous articles were sealed inside the cor- nerstone, they include the October 28th collegian, a bible, a flag, a but- ler catalogue, a copy of butler re- ports, an aerial view of the campus, the architects drawings, a butler uni- versity pennant and seal, coed codes, a sorority guide, and a student hand- book. the women of schwitzer hall are from left: debra hitchens, chris dilley, Shirley han- ner, lana Stinnett, cindy pulver, coleen al- bert, denise heffner. row 2: sue mertz, carol papola, carol powers, joan paisley, edie brooks, mary oswalt, jeannie reising, julie caldwell. making a colage and knitting seem to be two popular pastimes for the female population on butler ' s campus ... a means of relaxation after hours of study, of course. schwitzer ' s contribution to geneva stunts was a clever take-off of gone with the wind. Ill ■« 2 C%- ft the women of schwitzer hall are from left: martha burton, leslie mclain, kathy smith, beth lorenzen, Janet hauser, heather stowe, bev Johnson, sandy Shapiro row 2: bonnie fletcher, karilyn sisson, sara rodgers, cari blitzer, linda davis, jamie gould, arleen anderson, jonell tsaros, deb- orah sears, sherry hammond row 3: jeri niebergall, susan pistorino, denise ya- blowski, susan montanye, jo anne ducey, mary jo gordon, Judy tilton, Jackie young, Jeanne doyle, bobbie poole, linda kunz, barbara cochran, iver chestnut. % pam haley is off to the time trials. the women of schwitzer hall are bottom row: maribeth edwards, chris gazarek, sandy reynier, row 2: (standing) sharon brubaker, sue glatz, shireen baker, linda vilonello, mary hadock, lori griffin, row 3: sunny schubert, kathleen smith, linda leonard, dorine deffenbaugh, julie schmitz, karen goodballet, lizzie viktora, sandy tur- ley, debbie merritt, carol garland row 4: thereas zodorzny, sara hoesel, sally busse, anita lee, carolyn Williams, linda chilson, carole davis, mary battjes, ann weil, beal- ette simonson, judy burbank. resident assistants lead hectic lives, arleen anderson and Jamie gould know that the only sure way to see roxy lindborgh is to catch her while she ' s napping. fy 7 %n w schwitzer hall residents participated in the butler moritorium. ! as president of schwitzer, bernie fantino finds solace with snoopy. ® ' I intramural efforts mix brains and brawn of delt go-getters the members of beta zeta chapter of delta tau delta have many accom- plishments. they are most discriminating in their choice of women, to prove this they point to the fact their chapter sweetheart, lynn haglund, was chos- en delta queen of indiana and all- state sweetheart. the delts are also known for their active enthusiasm and public spirit in projects both on and off campus, besides vigorous participation in im ' s, they sponsor the spectacular delt trik-la-tron each spring. they were given the national fra- ternity scholarship award for the third consecutive year, and were named state scholastic leaders over all other indiana delt chapters. delt pledges soak up the suds. r ■ attention, lucky coeds, this delt may ring your chimes. 170 — housing i ask for a two-wheeler . . . butler ingenuity to the rescue! the kappa sigs made terrific gangsters in geneva stunts. kappa sigs con audience with their stunts act the men of the epsilon omicron chapter of kappa sigma stay with the action on campus in a variety of ways. kappa sigs have active members in the y.m.c.a., in which rich vitale is vice-president, pin men are also active in r.o.t.c and history club. in geneva stunts the star and cre- sent wearers gave a great skit about south side looey ' s. as for the women in their lives, becky ryan is their dream girl, and their sweetheart, kathy kilburn, is also state sweetheart. rich vitale serves as president. 50UTH5IDE LOC the men of kappa Sigma are from the left bob dunkle, chuck morse, rusty atkinson steve schultz, brian webber, phil fitzsim msons, phil ludeman row 2: tim best steve carroll, john marsh, bob hatter, jack serafin row 3: leon angelacos, doug rod gers, alex prindle, jay hoyt, ollie smith not pictured: mike aronson, bob baldwin, fred davis, ken davis, Jeff devens, roger fowler, don gayuski, steve long, john naz zarro, bill oakley, mark pruit, john straley, jerry weyrich. . V tffl ■■ ■•y. i a jpfl w m A HK x H W m 1 f M mm an enjoyable duty for rich vitale is escorting these fair young damsels. housing — 1 73 I ? f r I the men of lambda chi alpha are left to right: bill todd, barry youmans, John abell, rich gray, jerry hines, vince mulford, den- nis sparks, ryan knight, pete askham, gary robinson, bill mitsos row 2: mike carone, steve summers, bill record, joe forgey, Charlie chiesa, mrs. saunders, torn willis, randy belden, greg zinn, andy koeh- ler, greg powell, jim gentry row 3: larry gardner, torn cooke, art kirn, jack peebles steve klegarth, howie kenny, mike rear ick, mike peterson, bill booher, paul buck thai, paul kaplan, buz alden, stan epper son, rusty wagner, art gross, mike caito, jim staller, steve konkle, bruce roberts, dana hood row 4: kevin caughlin, John meyer, torn dunker, ray manz, torn yates john martorana, John guthry, bob schrad er, pat fagan, steve close, mark hearn Jeff neely, joe davis, lou taylor, bob black burn, norm bristley, jerry ours, lou tharp; mike mandulla, ron cooper. 174 — housing lambda chis boast pledge class of twenty-eight torn willis, president of lambda chi alpha fraternity, leads an active group of college men, including a pledge class of twenty-eight, in many campus projects. the lambda chis sponsor several annual projects that have become campus traditions, in the fall, the watermelon bust was, as usual, a huge success, the orphan party, cre- sent girl dance, and the Christmas dance were the highlights of the win- ter social season. various awards presented to the house in the just-completed year were geneva stunts finalists, home- coming house decs third place and im ' s all-sports, second place. their members are in utes, sphinx, blue key, the y, ifc, and many other organizations. . . and who was it that said that lamb chops weren ' t good marinated in wine? the lambda chi ' s perform a spoof of the witch trials for geneva stunts. pledge jim gentry dutifully tidies up. 1BH phi psis join frats; take tennis, debate honors the old meetin ' place is temporarily in room 312 at atherton. here chris anderson, kent bird and torn sheriff help mark batman with a sign for the bulldogs. V the men of the zeta chapter of phi kappa psi have come a long way since the eleven charter members were initiated on the butler campus on may 13, 1969. led by president chris anderson every single member has been in- volved in the st. thomas aquinas tu- toring program, working with chil- dren in the first to seventh grades in indianapolis schools. in extracurriculars, phi psis were represented in the lambda chi ' s wa- termelon toss and the homecoming pushmobile race, they also won first place in intramural tennis competi- tion. their members are represented in blue key, phi eta sigma, marching band, debate team and other pres- tigious organizations. it ' s been a good year for phi kappa psi at butler and presages an even brighter future. the men of phi kappa psi are: 1. jack hit- tie 2. mark peterson 3. greg sargent 4. John swanson 5. bill groth 6. kent bird 7. randy lawson 8. marty wallenstein 9. dave sanford 10. mike austin 11. torn dix- on 12. Charlie de lancey 13. torn sough- rue 14. rick fields 15. pete tamulonis 16. torn sheriff 17. chris anderson. february of this year, the kappa theta chapter of omega psi phi was originated, an infant fraternity on but- ler ' s campus, omega psi phi is far from young on campuses across the country, founded at howard univer- sity, Washington, d.c, the chapters number three hundred eleven today, including chapters on ivy league campuses and on every big ten campus. march 15, 1969, eight butler men were initiated into the indianapolis zeta phi chapter, and became the charter members of butler ' s kappa theta chapter. led by president gerald woolfolk, the frat men got off to a strong start by capturing first place in the phi 100 last spring, brothers are on the varsity football and baseball teams, varsity cinderman, gerald woolfolk, holds many of butler ' s track records. the omega psis actively partici- pate in intramurals, and they spon- sor a thanksgiving food drive for needy families in the city, members are also active in phi eta sigma, phi kappa phi, phi delta chi and alpha phi omega. omega psi phis establish; finish in front for first phi 1 00 title the members of omega psi phi are: 1. ger- ald woolfolk 2: marvin gibbs 3. earnest sharpe 4. richie hailey 5. mark Williams 6. danny nolan 7. arnie cumbee 8. fred pow- ell 9. terrence nugent, not pictured: al at- taway. driver mark Williams proudly accepts the trophy for the phi 100 victory. the men of phi delta theta are: 1. bruce morrison 2. george giles 3. chris hearey 4. roger hendershot 5. paul bodycomb 6. Steve petty 7. jim jarrette 8. butch imbor- stag 9. dick eagon 10. mike riley 11. bruce qualey 12. bob hatly 13. ted lowry 14. jim calahan 15. stan phariss 16. ron rich- ardson 17. torn kimpel 18. bill yetman 19. gordon Shackelford 20. John mayhill 21. mike jason 22. steve Stewart 23. Steve cannam 24. steve hughes 25. ross trester 26. keith norwalk 27. torn hellburg 28. fred harrop 29. waiter warner 30. doug thurston. phi little sisters are di currens, cheryl her- man, joey zukel, cindy schaal, cherri mey- er, georgia pearson. 178 — housing i ■ ' m -■■ • row 2: julie strain, sue allardice, missy hamp, julie hargitt, barb gilbert. phis take goodwill cheerdrive, house decs, stunts top honors under the leadership of president John flower mayhill, the men of phi delta theta started the year by run- ning off with homecoming laurels when they trounced the sigma chis in the chariot race and by placing first in house decs for the third con- secutive year. they were first in the male seg- ment of geneva stunts and second in the diverse areas of spring sing and intramurals. dave bennett and steve norris are standouts on the bulldogs hoop team and steve Johnson and jack boyd took part in the successful innovation of the phi 100. craig fen- neman is president of the student as- sembly. members of the big house were winners of this year ' s goodwill cheer drive and received a statewide alum trophy for their community service work with students at the in- diana school for the blind. Chris hearey feels his part in stunts. the phi delt pledge class includes: in the front, stevie wonder row 1: dave smith torn brayn, jay ruckelick, bill newbold, mark neihie row 2: billy-bob scott, randy moser ' greg schaffer. nick talle, bob zeeb row 3: dan osborne, doug king. V 7 «A ,- m V M. « «- phi leap ' s fake diverse honors: scholarship trophy, neat freak phi kappa thetas keep abreast of campus activities in a variety of ways. they staked their claim for scho- lastic fame by achieving the highest accumulative rating in men ' s housing units at butler, in the b.m.o.c. de- partment, their entry in the drift most eligible bachelor contest, louie web- ber, became a finalist. in the service area, the phi kaps, did volunteer work for the indiana- polis humane society. in the no category area, one of the brothers, mike rudzinski, placed second in the freak contest, a rather dubious honor in itself. j. r. wampler is president. phi kap men are proud that they won the scholarship trophy, louie webber proves that he can handle it easily! dave wilson and gail mulay are probably discussing the finals they will soon take. .... % %s I jP the men of phi kappa theta are: row 1: bryan dagen bach, chuck richardson, bob schwier, j. r. wampler row 2: mike rudzin- ski, terry anderson row 3: bob yocum, don beusching, torn stadler, dave wadyka, den- ny dark, bob kirsch. at left: granted, naptown has it ' s rainy days, but this is ridiculous! ■ H the men of Sigma chi are: 1. torn rykovich 2. john terwilliger 3. torn liss 4. steve waiters 5. mark hoffman 6. leon putz 7. dale collins 8. russ kuc 9. howard bruskin 10. jack saylors 11. ruby hoffman, sig housemother 12. mike hoffman 13. John cotton 14. dennis hannan 15. larry dietz 16. don mass 17. gary bingham 18. ron krol 19. leroy cruel 20. jim killin 21. dan halloran 22. scott akin 23. pat barnes 24. dave hein 25. skip rudzinski 26. cart- wright ellis 27. lonnie wright 28. mike burkes 29. chuck lazzaro 30. jack owen 31. torn thompson. 182 — housing sigma chis capture first place in fall festival led by president jack saylors, the men of sigma chi achieved in both service and activities on campus, the house continued to work for campus improvement by presenting the an- nual scholarship and activities tro- phies to the outstanding fraternity and sorority. the sigs also held the traditional sweetheart dance in honor of their sweetheart, diane fountain, and their favorite, candy cox. with the thetas, they co-sponsored the annual Christmas party for under- privileged children. after some confusion, derby day was moved from the usual autumn slot to a spring date, it was, as usual, a huge success. besides being active in sports, sigs claim to be active in the young re- publicans and members of various honoraries. paired with the kappas, they were the winners of the 1969 ym-ywca fall festival. H R m W leon putz studies hard for finals while harvey greenberg dreams of the deans list. m diane fountain realizes that being sigma chi sweetheart is hard work! at the left, the sigma chis show the true weight of brotherhood. housing — 183 the men of sigma nu are: 1. ted Williams 2. darrel pike 3. carl march 4. steve fick- ert 5. bill ray 6. bill isley 7. jim boilini 8. steve gedrose 9. steve marcottee 10. har- rold huffman 11. rus corson 12. paul ne- fouse 13. greg logan 14. andy alexson 15. Charles warren 16. jerry gribbage 17. gary spinelli 18. greg hardin 19. mike smitha 20. dick soukup 21. dave lautner 22. jim hurt 23. ken doer 24. gary miller 25. jim mc mahon 26. don tribbitt 27. bill shepherd 28. franchon smithson 29. jeff theisfeld 30. george buskirk 31. bill Crispin 32. lynn muckerheide 33. butch kurth 34. wayne pickering 35. ralph sal- tus 36. bradley burton 37. brint ostrander 38. kent ehret 39. bruce bloomberg 40. doug ferguson 41. kevin celarek 42. ro- ger krishan 43. fred snivley 44. terry curry 45. roger deverman 46. dean don- nelson. 184 — housing sigma nus cash in on an active, winning year the pool table at the sigma nu house is a great place to relax, right, butch? mom said there would be days like this! the epsilon mu chapter of sigma nu fraternity cashed in on an active and award-winning year. the men of sigma nu sponsored an annual Christmas party for orphans, and also participated in the mother ' s march of dimes campaign, other house activities were the annual dances: the bar room brawl and the traditional voo-doo dance in the spring. the sigma nus scored high in scho- lastics both locally and nationally, the brothers earned a fifth place in national scholarship, during the sec- ond semester they were first in cam- pus scholarship and finished with a second place in scholarship on cam- pus for the whole year. in the 1969 homecoming festivi- ties, the sigma nus received a second place in house decorations. one of the outstanding members of the sigma nus is billy shepherd, In- diana ' s mr. basketball, gary miller, vice-president of i.f.c. and John twen- ty, sphinx president are also active members of the fraternity. kevin celarek proudly accepts the trophy for the men of sigma nu from roger ward. housing — 185 HWM successful teke week reflects new tke spirit to the men of gamma psi chapter of tau kappa epsilon, under the lead- ership of John crawford, new has become a favorite word, from the ad- dition of thirteen attractive rooms, to their big pledge class of twenty-three, to their housemother, mrs. rose beat- ty, the key word is new. the en- thusiasm of the whole chapter is re- flected in their accompanying new spirit. yet tradition is not to be forgotten by the men of the red-brick house, the tke ' s held their annual activities as scheduled, in the fall teke week ended with the crowning of miss gail mulay as the most bewitching witch, winter functions include the pledge Christmas dance and the celebrating of founders day on January tenth, the white carnation and the public ser- vice weekend were held in the spring. ■ i mi 1 sSla B I y Stj H at left, tke week campaign leaves it ' s mark! the men of tau kappa epsilon are: 1. jim martin 2. george lenz 3. rich eberle 4. josh littman 5. mike Crawford 6. John Crawford 7. barry pehoski 8. dave vail- lancourt 9. marc silberman 10. mike fra- zure 11. wayne korch 12. marc rissman 13. bob basile 14. rick shafer 15. John osier 16. mike telvin 17. howard meitrich 18. torn moranz 19. ron seskin 20. bob wickliffe 21. larry lewis 22. joe holloway 23. barry breshinsky 24. dave white 25. neil fowler 26. pat layton (sweetheart) 27. mike rabinovitz 28. wes dixon 29. vince giampapa 30. jim hensle 31. keith wal- dron. housing — 187 ross men continue spring sing dominance the men of ross hall could hardly be considered dormant, winning the all-sports trophy heads their list of firsts, paired with the women of delta gamma, they took first place in the trik-la-tron last spring, in the home- coming pushmobile race, the pi phis pushed the independent men over the finish line to another victory. as proof of their versatility, the in- dependents united to win the top honors for the last two years in the ym-ywca spring sing. knowing the importance of being active on butler ' s campus, the men of ross hall participated in the fall festival, during freshmen orientation week, they co-sponsored an all cam- pus dance. the men of ross hall are: 1. ray prible 2. michael Williams 3. Steve sloan 4. paul elstro 5. bill oakley 6. harrold smith 7. steve pakes 8. richard phelps 9. todd neilson 10. torn murphy 11. ken kahler 12. bill Christiansen 13. craig friend 14. phil dorrell 15. steve carpentieri 16. paul levin 17. wayne brindle 18. stan kletecka. ■ up in the air junior birdmen housing — 189 ross fuses heads, straights, and in-betweens in its twenty six years of service to butler, ross hall has housed many outstanding students, one such cur- rent resident, bulldog quarterback dick reed, set a three year passing record for butler and the indiana co- legiate conference, and ended his college football career by winning the most valuable back and the hilton u. brown awards. dave womer served as president of ross with assistance from vice presi- dent steve price, secretary charles delancy, and treasurer, ri chard phelps. other officers include fred bagg, social chairman; charles graaf, i.m. chairman; and kent bird, parlia- mentarian, new ideas initiated by the officers were a Christmas dance fea- turing the klan and individual door decorations with pecuniary prizes at homecoming. on the opposite page, above, the men of ross hall are from the left: dave edward wong, james kruse, larry lumas, dennis hansburger, row 2: donald glines, Willie liu, charles cutrerce, gary kendrick, peter mago, paul hill, myers mckinney, james mc nutty, kenneth winslow, gary buxton, james cleaver, row 3: michael bullington, charles bryant, gary havens, donald koverman, eric Johnson and steve price. on the opposite page, below, the men of ross hall are from left: ron rockey, bob lucas, dave bannon, ron casey, dave hertz- berg, row 2: paul weinar, John ziegler, dan kleinman, lee kirts, dan siegal. row 3: nor- bert lorentz, rich sitman, bob wolf, jim still, dennis kientz, steve alexander. hey, boyee! the men have arrived! vibrating the sounds of silence is John claxton. jeff pollack pauses for a study break. Q K « r.i president Jones takes time from his busy schedule to discuss problems with students. president, mrs. jones enjoy dart games. dr. jones delivers speeches to raise money overseeing the workings of butler university for his seventh year is dr. alexander e. jones. president jones graduated from de pauw uni- versity in 1942 with a b.a. and re- ceived his m.a. and ph.d. from the university of minnesota. much of president jones ' time is spent making personal appearances and speeches to various clubs and civic groups throughout the city in an effort to help raise funds for the new science building. president jones spends many hours at home studying university curriculum proposals, president jones unites with concerned mothers over hours issue. top brass seeks monetary aid placement director is mr. thomas rhodes. mr. raymond gladden (above) and mrs. maxine crammer manage the bursar ' s office. mr. willis b. connor collects the funds for the new science building, broadcasting butler news is mr. chris theofanis, public relations director. 1 96 — academics for separate science building the development division of the administration is actively engaged in promoting butler university, they are doing this by campaigning to ob- tain sufficient funds to complete the construction of a new science build- ing, the development division is work- ing with the board of governors on a project to contact businesses with- in the community to promote greater financial support for butler. 3lF. •■ mr. a. lindberg checks building grounds. mr. chenoweth contacts hopeful frosh. dr. chris mocus, evening division director, discusses problems over the phone. mr. raymond cawthorn, registrar, makes sure students and classes meet. academics — 197 jane lewis counsels damsels in distress miss jane lewis, butler alumnae, was hired for the position of dean of women, miss lewis ' experience in student counseling and as a proba- tion officer readily enables her to as- sume her duties which include the operation of the women ' s residence halls, rush week activities, counsel- ing coeds with general and personal problems and handling disciplinary problems. spear-heading the new university college curriculum changes is dean paul Stewart. dr. c. aldrich heads grad school. : academics — 199 HMM learning how to control a computer results in faster and more accurate service. computers tick off business expansion plan the college of business has broadened its curriculum with the addition of several new courses, they include classes entitled urban eco- nomics, seminar in economic prob- lems, introduction to quantitative methods for business which is a course for graduate students who did not have a sufficient amount of mathematics as undergraduates, computer information systems deals with the effect of computers in man- aging businesses. accurate files and records are kept by business secretary mrs. schreiber. 200 — academics I 111 typing is a vital skill of business. getting help for economics is an everyday occurrence for many students. academ ics — 201 roberts, dr. david r. dean barron, John journalism chorun, Joseph economics Crawford, thomas accounting dawn, William marketing horvath, janos economics ismail, badr accounting nichols, dr. archie insurance owen, william economics paddock, harriet social science swenson, dr. h. r. business administration education professors render services in university ' s clinic diligent study is a necessity for college. ysp listening to tapes improves french. situated in a dark corner of Jor- dan hall exists a clinic for children with learning disabilities, when chil- dren are first brought to the clinic, they are tested to locate their par- ticular areas of difficulty by educa- tion professors mr. jack fadely, dr. james shane, and mr. paul coleman. they follow up the testing with treat- ment. dissecting a cat provides zoology students with necessary and valuable information concerning mammals. IhB televised replay allows the perspective teacher to observe his classroom performance. rookie teachers evaluate use of micro aids a new teaching method, micro teaching, is being initiated this year by the college of education, this course is directed at the secondary education major, as the student teacher is instructing his class, he is being taped on video tape, this is done in order to give the student an opportunity to observe and correct himself before actually teaching. N el ed majors brush up on nursery rhymes. students at herron art institute prove themselves adept in molding, refining the fine take your time, i ' m in no hurry, points of the human head. academics — 205 •if i. nygaard, dr. Joseph dean of education 2. anderson, dr. gary w. education 3. best, dr. John w. education 4. boop, roger education 5. coleman, paul r. education 6. greenburg, barbara a. women ' s p. e. 7. guyer, richard education 8. hamilton, dr. xandra 1 women ' s p. e. 9. hart, dr. hazel c. education 10. hauss, james s. men ' s p. e. 11. hedden, frank b. men ' s p. e. 12. hinkle, paul d. dir. of athletics 13. holt, james athletic dept. 14. howard, dr. william 1. education 15. kaplan, henriette education 16. lyons, Stanley education 17. mc campbell, Virginia women ' s p. e. 18. rooker, dr. james 1. education 19. shane, dr. james education 20. silvers, dr. stuart 1. education 21. sweet, james education 22. Sylvester, william 1. solitary moments are scarce at rehearsals. i ' m a phi delt — a hairy chested phi. 208 — academics ballet classes involve study and examinations as well as dancing. lilly dwellars troupe and trounce to fortune ;• l ' '  A ' the home of fine arts, lilly hall of the jordon college of music houses the music, dance, drama, and radio and television departments. besides the rigor of classes, the various departments schedule plays, ballets, and music performances. A special highlight for all involved are the infamous trips of the marching band and corps and the butler ballet, wajc, the student radio station, is an extra attraction for future broad- casters. intense, dramatic scenes are portrayed during the performance of the trial. academics — 209 ehlert, jackson k. dean adkins, j. thomas drama aerne, andre music colbert, John k. music cooper, frank art history, piano eaton, jack music gour, betty dance harper, ann radio-tv henzie, Charles music Johnson, harold music literature, history Jones, lucille music koehrn, fred music lindholm, James music mack, joan music mc mullen, jacquelyn dance montaque, Stephen music mulholland, James music osborne, richard music 210 — Academics fine arts students accumulate recital credits 1. paxcia, Vincent marching band 2. phillipee, james radio and tv 3. poulimas, constantine music 4. rosenberger, ned drama 5. stokan, david music 6. verdak, george dance 7. wiley, jackson orchestra Hyi 212 — Academics student stumbling block gets the ax from u.c. this year the first extensive re- vision in the curriculum require- ments of the university college since 1945 has occurred, these alterations include the reduction of math and science requirements from fifteen hours to a minimum of eight hours, these changes enable the student to have a greater freedom of choice in course selections. demonstrations enable students to visually perceive problems. identification may pose problems in labs. academics — 213 despite her pointed concentration, nancy brown slips in a moment ' s daydreaming. La. fills vacant minds and teaching positions it ' s better to ask questions now, than to flunk your test later, test tubes, beakers, and chemicals make laboratory work interesting and exciting. six new faculty members have been added to the college of liberal arts, they include dr. david r. cecil, and harry e. lobb, mathematics; mrs. esther stanton and mrs. lois b. ario, sociology; mrs. m o n i q u e hyde, french, and mrs. julene job, speech. academics — 214 congressman andy Jacobs speaks on the democratic process concerning elections. dr. William wolf illustrates the necessity of literature in education. academics — 215 1. silver, dr. david m. dean 2. amend, dr. victor e. english 3. andry, dr. e. robert religion dept. head 4. ario, lois b. sociology 5. baetzhold, dr. howard english 6. beck, dr. sally psychology 7. berry, dr. James w. zoology 8. bessey, dr. william h. physics dept. head nSjjsJLyS 9. beyer, dr. werner w. english dept. head 10. brigham, dr. nelson a. mathematics dept. head 11. cassell, dr. richard a. english 12. cauger, dr. richard e. english 13. cecil, dr. david r. mathematics 14. chotlos, bay i. mathematics 15. dark, clyde 1. Spanish, french 16. dark, dr. gordon h. philosophy dept. head 17. comfort, dr. george o. political science 18. cripe, dr. nicholas m. speech dept. head 19. daniell, david 1. zoology 20. dixon, dr. h. marshall III physics 21. dunlap, Joseph english 22. durflinger, dr. elizabeth zoology 216 — academics heavy heads hold tons of knowledge 1. farber, dr. milton I. history 2. farrell, Jeremiah mathematics 3. fields, r. Joanne english 4. fine, irving Spanish, french 5. geib, george w. history 6. gilpin, dr. r. crafton philosophy 7. graf, frederic a. mathematics 8. graham, dr. cary b. english 9. gustafson, dr. lorraine m. german 10. haddox, dr. benjamin e. sociology dept. head 11. hannaford, richard g. english 12. hepler, dr. j. william psychology dept. head 13. hiatt, dr. vergil e. classical language dept. head 14. hoffman, dr. george c. political science 15. hyde, monique french 16. jessup, florence french 17. job, julene speech 18. kilsheimer, dr. Sidney chemistry 19. land, William t. geography 20. lobb, harry e. mathematics academics — 219 1. lowry, dr. murrill m. zoology 2. martin, richard e. sociology 3. marz, dr. roy english 4. minassian, dr. donald p. mathematics 5. moore, nancy english 6. morrison, dr. Joseph chemistry 7. Osgood, dr. david w. zoology 8. pelton, dr. John botany dept. head 9. phariss, florence trench 10. porter, sarah c. home economics 11. quinney, dr. paul r. chemistry 12. ramey, mary elizabeth speech 13. reisinger, francis religion 14. rice, dr. george p. speech 15. rowlette, dr. robert english 16. st. john, dr. ph i [lip a. zoology dept. head 17. shane, dr. theodore k. history 18. shanklin, dr. henry d. Ill psychology 19. shaughnessey, edward 1 english 20. smith, dr. John II chemistry 21. stanton, esther sociology 220 — academics election of pass-fail stimulates incentive? academics — 221 thornburough, emma lou history usher, dr. roland g. history, political science vesper, nicholas j. mathematics waller, dr. george m. history dept. head webster, dr. rex botany willey, dr. thomas history wohler, wilma I, home economics dept. head wolf, dr. william d. english woodruff, burrton g. psychology yates, dr. willard botany intent concentration results in less error. the new pharmacy dispensary offers cheaper, faster, more convenient service. dispensary provides new student convenience established in 1945, the college of pharmacy plays a prominent role in the teaching of pharmaceutical edu- cation, the students are taught the preparation, compounding, and dis- pensing of drugs and medicines, the college is accredited by the american council of pharmaceutical education. precise measurement assures the patient of accurate prescriptions. ramsey cook mixes his own brew during lab. academics — 223 white coats walk off with swartz ' s test files the college of pharmacy, an asset to butler university, is actively pre- paring students for this profession, dean kaufman and his staff of eight full time professors have opened a new dispensary which will serve a two-fold purpose, it allows the pharmacy students to gain experi- ence by working in the dispensary, and it allows butler students and faculty to get their prescriptions filled more conveniently. Y- P group efforts yield greater understanding, add two wart-fested frogs and boil. 224 — academics kaufman, dr. karl I. dean berger, dr. james e. pharmacology cooley, norman e. clinical pharmacy doerr, dr. dale w. pharmacy administration rowe, dr. edward j. pharmacy schiff, dr. paul a. pharmacognosy shaw, dr. margart a. pharmacy swartz, dr. harold a. pharmacy f? . i grads ready to accept challenge of tomorrow 1. ACHESON, PAMELA POWERS; claren- don hills, illinois; biology; university choir; madrigal singers. 2. ACHART, RICH- ARD S.: winston-salem, north Carolina; zoology; sigma nu, corresponding secre- tary; utes; sphinx. 3. ANDERSON, CHRIS C; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; eco- nomics; student assembly; utes; young re- publicans. 4. ANGELACOS, LEON: oak park, illinois, business administration; kappa sigma; ymca; sam; football. 5. ARIENS, STEVEN R.; Jefferson, indiana; pharmacy; american pharmacutical asso- ciation; p h i delta chi. 6. ARNETT, SARA M.; morristown, indiana; journalism; delta sigma phi; collegian; student assem- bly. 7. AUSTGEN, DONNA ARLYNN; dyer, indiana; elementary education; alpha phi, song leader; ywca; aws; sea; wra; young democrats; collegian; half-time honeys; tau beta sigma, treasurer; march- ing band, secretary; university choir; spurs, editor. 8. BARILL, LAUREL; val paraiso, indiana; history political science delta gamma, rush chairman, first vice president, standards board chairman; aws ywca; angel flight, historian; geneva stunts; spurs, vice-president; chimes, sec- retary; mortar board; deans list. 9. BARNET, MARY DIANE; indianapolis, in- diana; elementary education; kappa kappa gamma, treasurer, rush chairman; wra; aws; ywca; ussc; young republicans; ge- neva stunts; deans list. 10. BATLER, LINDA SUE; anderson, indiana; pharmacy; delta delta delta; wra; ywca, aws; american pharmacutical association; lambda kappa sigma, vice-president. 11. BEAGLE CYNTHIA ANN; greenfield, indiana; ele mentary education; delta delta delta, con responding secretary; wra; sea; aws; ywca 12. BEISLER, CONSTANCE A.; fort laud erdale, florida; home economics; alpha chi omega, house manager; ywca, wra; aws; young republicans; geneva stunts. 228 — seniors 13. BELLAMY, KAREN M.; indianapolis indiana; psychology; human relations coun cil, treasurer; university choir. 14 BELLAMY, LOREAE FRANSCIENE; indiana polis, indiana; pharmacy; delta sigma the ta; lambda kappa sigma, treasurer; apha sbl; university choir. 15. BELUE, JU DITH MARIE; pittsboro, indiana; psychol ogy; sra; schwitzer hall chaplain; marching band; university symphonic band; sigma alpha iota, chaplain; tau beta sigma, trea- surer; deans list. 16. BERAN, ANNA MARIE; fort lauderdale, florida; Spanish; pi beta phi; aws; ywca. 17. BERG, DEBBIE; park ridge, illinois; home eco- nomics; kappa kappa gamma; wra; ywca; welwyn club; young republicans; trench club. 18. BERMAN, MARC FREDERICK; syosset, long island, new york; music edu cation; marching band; phi mu alpha sin fonia; symphonic band; clarinet quartet; wind ensemble. 19. BLACKINGTON LAURETTE; clarendon hills, illinois; math delta gamma, president, standards board wra; sports council; ywca; young republi cans; aws; kappa mu epsilon, vice-presi dent; most outstanding student nominee 20. BLAUSTEIN, BRUCE ROBERT; rock ville center, new york; zoology pre-dental alpha phi omega, vice-president; student assembly; sam; mental health club; sym phonic band; ross hall dorm council. 21 BLOMGREN, PETER F.; alexandria, virgin ia; pre-med; collegian staff; deans list 22. BOARD, SHARON LYNN; lebanon indiana; journalism; robertson hall, vice president; theta sigma phi; young demo crats; aws; collegian, copy editor. 23 BOLIN, DANIEL P.; indianapolis, indiana music education; symphonic band; uni- versity symphony; marching band; phi mu alpha; kappa kappa upsilon. seniors — 229 1. BOOHER, BILL; logansport, indiana journalism; lambda chi alpha, editor, cor respondent; utes; sphinx; circle k, trea surer; collegian, editor, sport, city editor; vice-president of icpa; sigma delta chi; top ten student, 1969. 2. BOONE, BUDDY; milan, indiana; political science; track; band. 3. BOTTOMS, JACQUI; indiana polis, indiana; pharmacy; young demo crats; lambda kappa sigma, president; spurs. 4. BOYER, MARILYN; south bend, indiana; physical education; wra pemm club, vice-president; delta psi kap pa. 5. BRAUN, EUGENIA MARIE; an nandale, Virginia; french history; alpha ch omega, executive council; angel flight, op eration officer, outstanding angel award military ball chairman; young democrats campus chairman; aws, cabinet; ywca cabinet; wra; drift; top ten college women contest; alpha lambda delta; spurs: chimes; mortar board. 6. BRAYTON CHAROLETTE ELIZABETH; indianapolis, in diana; french; trianon; ywca; aws; yr; stu dent assembly; mss; collegian; drift; sig ma tau delta; vice-president; kappa delta pi. 7. BRENNEN, DAVID; fort wayne, indiana; pharmacy; sigma nu; recorder; ymca; utes; kappa psi; a, ph. a. 8. BROCK, ROBERT G.; crown point, indiana; business administration; sigma chi, rush chairman; utes; b-men; football. 9. BROCKER, ROXANNA LOUISE; indianapo- lis, indiana; elementary education; wra, sports council; aws; ywca; yr, secretary, treasurer; ' 500 festival finalist. 10. BUREN, BRUCE D.; louisville, kentucky; pharmacy; utes; phi delta chi; a. ph. a. graduates leave legacy of high achievements 11. BURGETT, MARY LOU; indianapolis, indiana; english; kappa kappa gamma, president; drift, sports editor, co-housing editor. 12. BURTON, MARTHA; brownsburg, indiana; merchandising. 13. BUTLER, BARBARA DAY; alexandria, Vir- ginia; Spanish; alpha chi omega, record- ing secretary; kappa delta pi; magna cum laude honors program; phi kappa phi. 14. CABLE, ROY; indianapolis, indiana; physics. 15. CAHILL, NANCY E.; mat- toon, illinois; history political science; del- ta delta delta; free university; alpha lambda delta; spurs; operation outstand- ing. 16. CALDWELL, JULIA LOUISE; hammond, indiana; music education; mad rigals; mu phi epsilon, vice-president; kap pa delta pi. 17. CARLSON, CHRISTINE indianapolis, indiana; english; alpha ch omega, third vice-president; spurs presi dent; chimes; mortar board; yr; drift, co editor of organizations; who ' s who. 18 CARONE, MIKE; plainfield, new jersey history, lambda chi alpha; afrotc, com mander, information officer. 19. CA- SEY, NANCY KAY; andrews, indiana; so ciology; schwitzer hall, house council treasurer; aws; sais, secretary. 20 CARROLL, FRANCES ANN; grand rapids michigan; art; kappa alpha theta, house decs, co-chairman; aws; wra; ywca. 21 CELAREK, FRANK; fort wayne, indiana business administration; sigma nu, house manager, corresponding secretary; varsi ty basketball, varsity track; circle k, secre tary. 22. CHAPLIN, JAMES; joliet, il linois; pharmacy; phi delta chi; american pharmacutical association. seniors — 231 1. CHODORA, KERRY; mount prospect, illinois; psychology; schwitzer hall, resi- dent assistant; deans list. 2. CLAM- MURO, KEN; nutley, new jersey; business administration. 3. CLARK, TONI; frank- fort, indiana; drama; kappa alpha theta, second vice-presi dent; drama productions. 4. CLEAVER, JAMES A.; lebanon, indi- ana; accounting. 5. CLODFELTER, MARYANN; indianapolis, indiana; chemis- try; delta delta delta, secretary; kappa delta pi; tau beta sigma. 6. COCHRAN, BARBARA; frederick, maryland; zoology; schwitzer hall, house council; psychology club, treasurer; alpha lambda delta; kappa mu epsilon. 7. COCOMISE, MARY CATHERINE; indianapolis, indiana; sociol- ogy. 8. COLLINS, RUTH ANN; buffalo, new york; business education; deans list. 9. CONCANNON, MARY ELLEN; indian- apolis, indiana; delta gamma; wra; ywca; sea. 10. CONNERLEY, PENNY; pensa- cola, florida; philosophy; robertson hall, corresponding secretary, sports chairman; wra; aws. 11. CONSIGNY, LYNN; peo- ria, illinois; elementary education; delta gamma, house manager; aws; wra; young republicans; sea, secretary. 12. COOK, SARA; auburn, indiana; social work. 13. COOPER, LILLIAN C; indianapolis, ind ana; elementary education. 14. COP LEN, CAROLYN; Plymouth, indiana; physi cal education; schwitzer hall, house man ager, vice-president; wra; pemm club sec retary, president; delta psi kappa. 15 CORSON, RUSSELL C; millville, new jer sey; zoology botany; sigma nu; utes sphinx; blue key; kappa delta pi. 16 CRAIG, KENNETH W.; speedway, indiana history political science; phi delta theta house manager, rush chairman; utes sphinx; blue key; varsity baseball. 17 CRUM, LINDA KAY; Jefferson city, mis soun; dance; schwitzer hall, social chair man; butler ballet touring company; un versity chorale; sigma rho delta. 232 — seniors applications, interviews absolve job dilemmas 18. CSIKY, LOIS MAE; indianapolis, in- diana; english. 19. CULLISON, MARY KAY; Plymouth, indiana; music education; symphonic band. 20. CUMBEE, ARN- HEIN; kokomo, indiana; pharmacy; omega psi phi; phi delta chi; american pharma cutical association, treasurer. 21. DAGE FORDE, DAVID A.; anderson, indiana; zo ology; marching band; sphinx. 22 DAGENBACH, BRIAN; Cleveland, Ohio business administration; phi kappa theta president; student assembly. 23. DAV IS, R OBERT P.; indianapolis, indiana; ac counting; delta tau delta, rush chairman student council, treasurer; phi eta sigma president; utes; sphinx; blue key; phi kap pa phi; who ' s who; magna cum laude hon ors program. 24. DAVENPORT, PHIL LIP; indianapolis, indiana; management 25. DEVENS, JEFFREY H.; Chicago, il linois; english journalism; kappa sigma utes; sphinx; ymca; young democrats; ifc secretary; mss; collegian, city editor, edi tor. career potpourri key to tomorrow ' s treadmill 1. DIETZ, KAREN JEAN; indianapolis, in- diana; history political science; kappa al- pha theta, rush chairman; aws; wra; ywca; half-time honeys; best dressed coed, 1968; ' 500 festival queen ' s court, 1968; deans list. 2. DRUMM, MARY; dayton, ohio; psychology; alpha chi omega; aws; wra; ywca; yd ' s; marching band. 3. DRY- DEN, STEVEN R.; indianapolis, indiana; pre-med; acs, president; deans list. 4. DUBOIS, FRITZ; dayton, ohio; speech; ywca; half-time honeys; tau beta sigma. 5. DULLIGHAN, DANIEL; indianapolis indiana; journalism; lambda chi alpha, house manager; ymca; circle k; collegian. 6. DUNLAP, ANN; Winchester, Virginia; dance; plays; sigma rho delta. 7. DUX, MEILEE ANN; indianapolis, indiana; jour- nalism; alpha phi, first vice-president; aws, cabinet; wra, sports council; sea; young republicans; ywca; sigma tau delta. 8. EAGAN, RICHARD; erie, Pennsylvania; psychology; phi delta theta, pledge train- er; track; yr, president; ymca; student as- sembly. 9. ELBERG, MARY; indianapo- lis, indiana; music education; miss indi- anapolis; mu phi epsilon. 10. ELLIS, CARTWRIGHT; kokomo, indiana; business administration; sigma chi, scholarship chairman. 11. ELROD, THOMAS R.; hinsdale, Illinois; radio-television; sigma chi; ifc, president; wajc, program director. 12. EVANS, ELBERTA; indianapolis, in- diana; elementary education. 13. FACK- LER, RICHARD C; indianapolis, indiana; history political science; sigma nu. 14. FELBER, DIANNE S.; indianapolis, indiana; french; trianon; le cercle francais, presi- dent; university choir. 15. FIELDS, RICHARD A.; seymour, indiana; marketing; yr; student assembly; circle k; baseball. 16. FISHBAUGH, MELINDA ANN; bluff- ton, indiana; zoology; alpha chi omega, treasurer, corresponding secretary; spurs; chimes; mortar board; aws; wra; ywca; drift, senior section editor; who ' s who. 17. FLEECE, PAULA; Plymouth meeting, indiana; social studies; sea. 18. FLORY, PAMELA J.; logansport, indiana; music education; alpha lambda delta. 234 — seniors 1. FOUKE, SANDRA J.; indianapolis, in- diana; elementary education; trianon; aws; wra; ywca; young democrats, treasurer; student assembly. 2. FOWLES, DEXTER W.; indianapolis, indiana; accounting; utes; sam. 3. FRANKLIN, SUSAN, indiana- polis, indiana; journalism; alpha phi, pledge trainer, chaplain; wra; aws; ywca; collegian, managing editor, copy editor; theta Sigma phi. 4. FREIJE, GEORGE F.; indianapolis, indiana; university choir and chorale. 5. FRONCZAN, JAMES auburn, new york; music; phi mu alpha vice-president. 6. FRUSCELLA, BETSY westport, Connecticut; dance; tau beta sig ma; sigma rho delta, pledge trainer. 7 FULTON, JEAN; chrisman, illinois; phar macy; kappa alpha theta; american phar macutical association; rho chi; alpha lamb da delta; spurs; phi kappa phi. 8. FYFE DAVID A.; fort wayne, indiana; music edu cation; symphonic band; university choir phi mu alpha sinfonia; kappa kappa psi deans list. 9. GARDNER, LARRY; butler Pennsylvania; history political science lambda chi alpha, pledge trainer; young republicans; ymca. 10. GARRISON, JO- ANNE; kettering, Ohio; dance; half-time honeys; geneva stunts; butler ballets; tau beta sigma; sigma rho delta. 11. GAY- USKI, DONALD A.; kansas city, missouri; zoology; chemistry; kappa sigma; vice- president; ymca; geneva stunts; deans list. 12. GERTNER, SUSAN P.; lakewood, new jersey; home economics; sociology; welwyn club, yd ' s. 13. GILL, BRUCE J.; alien- town, Pennsylvania; physical education; in- tramurals. seniors prepared to confront troubled world 14. GLAZIER, JOSEPH A.; zoology; men- tal health association, vice-president; eta sigma phi; phi eta sigma. 15. GOFF, BARBARA; muncie, indiana; home eco- nomics; kappa kappa gamma, recording secretary; ywca, treasurer; welwyn club, president; spurs; pi epsilon phi, secretary. 16. GOWLAND, TOM: Valparaiso, indi- ana; economics; delta tau delta. 17. GRAHAM, REBECCA; indianapolis, indiana; pi beta phi, treasurer; wra; pemm club; cheerleader; student assembly. 18. GRAHAM, SHERRY; shelbyville, indiana; zoology; delta gamma, house manager; student council; university choir. 19. GRAU, REBECCA; indianapolis, indiana; elementary education. 20. GREENBERG, HARVEY; west newton, massachusetts; pharmacy; sigma chi; kappa psi; american pharmacutical association. 21. GREIFF, GLORYJUNE; hudson lake, indiana; en glish radio; wajc, secretary; young republi cans; mss; university choir; spring sing 22. GRIGSBY, PETER R.; french lick, in diana; art; phi delta theta; utes; young re publicans; ymca. 23. GRIMSLEY, SAL- LY; indianapolis, indiana; elementary edu cation; kappa alpha theta; wra; aws; young republicans; ywca. 24. GROSHONG, CHARLES; bay village, ohio; radio-tele- vision; sigma delta chi; mss; wajc. 25. GROSS, ARTHUR E.; east patchogue, new york; business administration; lambda chi alpha; arnold air society. seniors — 237 student profs learn pit-falls through practice 1. GUCCIANDO, WILLIAM; hackensack, new jersey; elementary education. 2. GUSHWA, MARY; shelbyville, indiana; latin; sea; aws; alpha lambda delta, treasurer; chimes; mortar board; phi kappa phi; eta sigma phi, president, vice-president. 3. HAGLUND, LYNN; oconomowoc, Wiscon- sin; public speaking; pi beta phi, song- leader; spurs; ywca; aws; wra; young re- publicans; angel flight; geneva stunts; miss indiana, 1967; delta tau delta state sweetheart. 4. HALE, LIBBY; indian- apolis, indiana; elementary education. 5. HAMILTON, JANE; north salem, indiana; delta delta delta, house council, recording secretary; ywca; wra; aws; sea; young re- publicans. 6. HAMILTON, JOAN; north salem, indiana; elementary education; sea; madrigals; geneva stunts. 7. HAMM, RICHARD L.; saint Petersburg, florida; re- ligion; delta tau delta, treasurer; track; blue key. 8. HAMP, STEVEN K.; grand rapids, michigan; history; phi delta theta, vice-president; ymca; young republicans; ifc, vice-president; phi eta sigma; utes; sphinx. 9. HANNER, SHIRLEY; indian- apolis, indiana; pharmacy; ywca; lambda kappa sigma; american pharmacutical as- sociation. 10. HASKETT, CHARLES B.; tipton, indiana; music education; kappa kappa psi; phi mu alpha sinfonia; sym phonic band; wind ensemble. 11. HAT FIELD, DEBRA; indianapolis, indiana; mu sic education; phi mu epsilon. 12. HAT- LEY, ROBERT S.; indianapolis, indiana; ph delta theta; utes; young republicans; ymca 13. HAWKINS, CHERYL; indianapolis, in diana; physical education. the challenge of life needs a creativity not unknown at b.u. 14. HAYCOX, KITZI L; indianapolis, In- diana; elementary education; alpha phi, corresponding secretary, historian; ywca, cabinet; aws, cabinet, council, freshman camp chairman; aws, cabinet; sea; wra; student assembly. 15. HEAD, DAVID R.; greenfield, indiana; english; mss, edi- tor; deans list; rote; sea; ivcf; phi eta Sig- ma; sigma tau delta, president. 16. HEAREY, CHRISTOPHER D.; oaklyn, new jersey; history political science; phi delta theta, vice-president; utes; ymca; young democrats; geneva stunts. 17. HELL- STROM, RAYMOND: blue island, Illinois; accounting; deans list; young republicans. 18. HENDERSON, MITSY; louisville, ken- tucky; pi beta phi, treasurer, pledge train- er; angel flight; spurs; chimes; mortar board; pi epsilon phi, treasurer; home eco- nomics; welwyn club, vice-president; wra; aws; ywca; kappa sigma dream girl; cheer- leader. 19. HERRON, BONNIE; danville, illinois; elementary education; robertson hall sports chairman; kappa delta pi. 20. HIGGINS, KATHERINE M.; ada, michigan; pharmacy; spurs; mortar board; phi kappa phi; rho chi; lambda kappa sigma. 21. HIGH, ELLESA; louisville, kentucky; en- glish; pi beta phi, corresponding secretary; young republicans; aws; wra; ywca; mss; deans list. 22. HILL, SUSAN M.; brook- field, illinois; sociology; aws; wra; young democrats. seniors — 239 combat boots trip up graduate school shoe-ins 1. HITTLE, JACK J.; montpelier, Ver- mont; english; circle k, vice-president; deans list. 2. HOCH, JUDY; indianapo- lis, indiana; english; wra; chimes; schwit- zer hall, dorm council; chaplain; brass choir; deans list; alpha lambda delta; Sig- ma tau delta; phi kappa phi. 3. HOEHN, WILLIAM J.; indianapolis, indiana; music education; phi eta Sigma; phi mu alpha phi kappa phi; kappa delta pi. 4. HO NAN, LINDA L.; lebanon, indiana; zoology pi beta phi; alpha lambda delta; spurs chimes, secretary; mortar board; wra young republicans; aws; ywca. 5. HO RINE, VINTON F.; indianapolis, indiana pre-dental; 6. HORNER, JOYCE; fair bury, illinois; math; alpha phi, president rush chairman; alpha lambda delta, secre tary; spur; chimes, president; mortar board; kappa mu epsilon, treasurer; aws wra; ywca; sea; young republicans. 7 HUTTO, PHILLIP K.; kokomo, indiana pharmacy; american pharmacutical asso ciation. 8. HOWARD, MARGA RET E.; indianapolis, indiana elementary education. 9. HUNT NORMA; indianapolis, indiana; e I e mentary education; wra; aws; sea; ' 500 festival princess. 10. HURWITZ, VICKI saint louis, missouri; aws; wra. 11 HUSER, KATHLEEN; indianapolis, indiana business administration; student assemb ly; ais, president. 12. IDE, DOTTIE downers grove, illinois; delta gamma, foun dations chairman; wra; young republicans ywca; miss butler finalist. 13. IMOBER STAG, IRVING F.; dearborn, michigan; his tory; phi delta theta; ymca. 14. INGER SOLL, DONNA JEAN; la grange, illinois dance; mss; sigma rho delta; butler ballet 240 — seniors BH H 15. ISSACS, MONICA; fort wayne, Indi- ana; music education; sigma alpha iota; symphonic band; wind ensemble; march- ing band; percussion ensemble; accordian ensemble. 16. JARRETTE, JAMES C. rochester, indiana; history; phi delta theta chaplain; young republicans; ymca; stu dent assembly; history club; drift; utes blue key. 17. JEFFERIS, JUDY; wana maker, indiana; elementary education; kap pa alpha theta, first vice-president; aws sea; wra; ywca; drift. 18. JOHNSON CHERYL; cos cob, Connecticut; dance; del ta gamma; cycling club; sigma rho delta deans list. 19. JOHNSON, DEBBIE Springfield, ohio; physical education; kap pa kappa gamma, marshall, assistant so cial chairman, activities chairman; aws ywca; wra; sea; pemm club, publicity chair man. 20. JOHNSON, KAREN; monroe ; Wisconsin; elementary education. 21 JONES, CAROL; indianapolis, indiana; lat in; sea; collegian; kappa delta pi; eta sig ma phi. 22. JONES, STEVEN R.; zions ville, indiana; music education; kappa kap pa psi, president; marching band; sym phonic band. 23. JOYCE, MICHAEL R. Valparaiso, indiana; zoology; track. 24 KAISER, ALBERT; norwalk, ohio; pharma cy; kappa psi. seniors — 241 life is a continuous bore when the dreams of yesterday outlive the realities of today. 1. KANTROWITZ, VIVIAN: Clifton, new jersey; elementary education; yd. 2. KAPLAN, PAUL: carmel, indiana; pre-med; lambda chi alpha; ymca; rote. 3. KAP- LAN, ROBERT S.: columbus, ohio; english. 4. KEATING, PATRICIA: gainesville, Vir- ginia; music education; alpha phi; wra; ywca; aws; university choir; symphonic band; women ' s choir. 5. KENNEDY, LOUISE: mundelein, Illinois; pharmacy; lambda kappa sigma, v.p.; rho chi, achievement certificate; apha, corr. sec. 6. KIMMERLING, JEFFREY: frankton, in- diana; accounting; yd; sam. 7. KING, CAROL: lebanon, indiana; music educa- tion; kappa kappa gamma, panhellenic representative; ywca; wra; aws; yr; menc; sigma alpha iota; dean ' s list; university chorale; university choir; swing choir; wo- men ' s choir; women ' s ensemble. 8. KINLEY, SARAH: anderson, indiana; piano; aws; ywca; wra; sigma alpha iota, pres.; alpha lambda delta; chimes; mor- tar board; phi kappa phi; contemporary choir; women ' s choir. 9. KNEESE, CHARLES G.: pendleton, indiana; pharma- cy; delta tau delta, rec. sec, pledge train- er, v.p.; utes, president; kappa psi. 10. KNISLEY, ENOLA: anderson, indiana; so- ciology; schwitzer resident asst.; ussc; yd; mental health club; alpha lambda delta; spurs; chimes. 11. KOLB, KATHY: an- gola, indiana; elementary education; al- pha chi omega; aws; sea, president. yesterdays ' dreams become todays ' realities 12. KONZELMAN, ROBERT: ambia, in- diana; zoology, chemistry; acs; history club; apha. 13. KRAUS, FREDRICK J.: lake forest, illinois; history; sigma nu utes; sphinx. 14. K R U S E , JAMES woodcliff lake, new jersey; pre-med; ross hall, pres.; soc. chrm.; utes; marching band. 15. KWIEK, CYNTHIA: cicero, il- linois; dance; alpha phi, 3rd v. p.; aws; wra; ywca; yr; sigma rho delta; butler bal- let. 16. LABE, PAUL: oley, Pennsylvan- ia; theory and composition; phi mu alpha sinfonia, pres., sec, chorister; marching band; contemporary choir; men ' s choir; formalaires; swing choir. 17. LAM- BRECHT, ROBERTA: northbrook, illinois; home economics; kappa alpha theta, rec. sec. 18. LATINO, PHYLLIS: bernards- ville, new jersey; journalism; wra; ywca; collegian, managing editor; theta sigma phi, treas. 19. LAWSON, RANDALL C: new castle, indiana; accounting; yr; sam; alpha phi omega, treas.; phi eta sigma; utes; sphinx; phi kappa phi. 20. LE- VYS, ALLAN: white plains, new york; zoolo- gy; sam; cycling club; biology club. 21. LEBEAU, CRAIG: wolcott, indiana; physi- cal education; basketball; b-men ' s asso- ciation. 22. LEFFEL, SUSAN: spring- field, Ohio; music education; switzer resident asst.; ywca; mu phi epsilon, pres.; chorale; contemporary choir; wo- men ' s choir; swing choir; women ' s en- semble. 23. LEININGER, SHARON: tip- ton, indiana; sociology; alpha chi omega, 1st v.p.; house manager; wra, sports council; yd., sec; angel flight; theta sigma phi; dean ' s list. seniors — 243 1. LEWIS, LAWRENCE A.: ownsboro, kentucky; religion; tau kappa epsilon, v.p., sec, historian; ymca, chmn. community and world affairs; ifc, treasurer; utes. 2. LILLY, GEORGI: indianapolis. 3. LINGBERG, ROGER: dumont, new jersey; radio and t.v.; student council; wajc pub- lic relations mgr. 4. LINDNER, DEBO- RAH: indianapolis, indiana; history, poli- tical science; kappa alpha theta, treas.; yr; ywca; aws; history club; drift. 5. LINK, JO ANNE: greenfield, indiana; the- ory and composition; mu phi epsilon; dean ' s list; madrigals; contemporary choir. 6. LISS, THOMAS: crown point, indiana; business administration; sigma chi, house manager; drift ; collegian; utes. 7. LUPOLD, LYNN: elkhart, indiana; theory and composition; university choir; women ' s choir; swing choir. 8. LYNCH, PATRICIA: kettering, ohio; speech; ro- bertson hall, recorder, treas.; sea; speak- ers committee; debate team; student as- sembly. 9. MCBRIDE, MARILYN JO: angola, indiana; music education; alpha phi, music chmn., administrative asst.; wra; ywca; aws; tau beta sigma; sigma alpha iota, editor, treas.; wind ensemble; marching band; symphonic band; univer- sity orchestra; university chorale, menc, right place, wrong time — chuck kneese shows what can happen spring helps spread senioritis seniors anxious for careers ( nature ' s renaissance comes to the gardens. treas.; miss butler finalist. 10. MC- CAIN, JEAN ANN: franklin, indiana; en- glish; delta gamma, 2nd v. p., public re- lations officer; ywca, cabinet; aws; wra; angel flight; panhellenic pres.; drift; kappa delta pi; spurs; chimes; mortar board; hub award. 11. MCCARTHY: MAR- IAN: evanston, illinois; music education; alpha phi, social chmn.; wra; aws; ywca; menc; university choir; women ' s choir. 12. MCCOR- MICK, DELANNE: northbrook , illinois; journalism; collegian; theta sigma phi. 13. MCDERMOTT, DEBORAH: cherry hill, new jersey; zoology, biology; alpha phi; wra; ywca; aws; yr. 14. MCIN- TIRE, DEBORAH: crawfordsville, indiana; elementary education; kappa alpha theta; ywca; wra. 15. MCKINNEY, MELVIN S.: noblesville, indiana; physical educa- tion; kappa sigma, v. p., pledge trainer, guard, soc. chmn.; ymca; circle k; pemm club; basketball; track. 16. MACDON- ALD, LAURIE: indianapolis, indiana; soc- iology. 17. MAGIERA, KATHLEEN: oma- ha, nebraska; fine arts, music; kappa kap- pa gamma, soc. chmn., scholarship chmn.; ywca; wrra; aws; sigma rho delta; chimes; spurs; dean ' s list; university chorale; butler ballet; university choir. 18. MAGLEY, VIRGINIA SUE: canandai- gua, new york; pharmacy; wra; aws; stu- dent assembly; apha; drif t; bucop, co- editor; lambda kappa sigma, soc. chmn.; alpha lambda delta; rho chi certificate; symphonic band. 19. MAHLER, TER- RIL: indianapolis, indiana; music educa- tion; phi mu alpha sinfonia; kappa kappa psi; symphonic band; marching band brass choir; orchestra. 20. MAHLKE KENNETH: indianapolis, indiana; psychol ogy; track. 21. MANN, KERMIT: ango la, indiana; music education; student as sembly; men ' s advisory board; phi mu al pha; kappa kappa psi; marching band symphonic band; symphonic wind ensem- ble; university symphony; university choir; university chorale. 22. MAN- SON, SARAH: van buren, indiana; english; delta delta delta, treas., chaplain; ywca; wra; aws; yr; sea; student assembly; chimes; mortar board; sigma tau delta; kappa delta pi. 23. MARRS, RICHARD: allerton, illinois; pharmacy; apha; ipha; phi delta chi; kappa kappa psi; marching band. 1. MASCHMEYER, STEVE; logansport, in- diana; zoology; biology club. 2. MA- SON, MELANIE; rochester, new york, re- ligion. 3. MASCOE, BARBARA; delta delta delta, president, chaplain historian; collegian, copy editor; aws; wra; ywca, cabinet; tau beta sigma; university choir; marching band; theta sigma phi; who ' s who. 4. MAYER, ROBERT; elmont, new york; music education; marching band; symphonic band; clarinet quartet; univer- sity wind ensemble. 5. MAYER, RUS- SELL J.; west orange, new jersey; political science. 6. MAHILL, JOHN; knights- town, indiana; journalism; phi delta theta, president; ymca; yr; collegian; sigma delta chi. 7. MEAD, JANE; indianapolis, in- diana; physical education; alpha phi, pan- hellenic delegate; wra, pres.; pemm club, sec; aws; chimes; delta psi kappa. 8. MEDVE, ELEANORA: suffern, new york; elementary education; alpha chi omega; ywca; aws; wra; mental health club; psy- chology club; student assembly; human relations council; women ' s choir; univer- sity choir. 9. MEISTRICH, HOWARD; woodridge, new york; history; ta u kappa epsilon, historian; ymca; yd; history club. 10. MERTZ, SUSAN; Columbia city, in- diana; music education; sigma alpha iota, sec; university choir; women ' s choir; marching band. 11. MESERVE, WIL- LIAM: oakhurst, new jersey; business ad- yesterdays ' dreams— a small part of tomorrow ministration; sam. 12. MEYER, JANE CHERRINGTON: toms river, new jersey; elementary education; kappa alpha theta, soc. chrm.; aws; wra; ywca; spurs; chimes; butler ballet. 13. MEYER, JEFFREY: indianapolis, indiana; accounting; arnold air society; yd. 14. MIDDLESWORTH MARJORIE: greentown, indiana; elemen tary education; alpha chi omega; wra; aws ywca; yd; sea. 15. MINNEMAN, DIANE lafayette, indiana; pre-med; alpha phi aws; wra; ywca; alpha lambda delta, pres. spurs; chimes; mortar board. 16. MIN NEY, DEBORAH: indianapolis, indiana; his tory; aws; yr; cheer block. 17. MIT CHELL, MARILYN: tipton, indiana; elemen tary education; kappa alpha theta, archi vist; wra; ywca; yr; student assembly; cy cling club. 18. MITCHELL, TEKLA: li ma, ohio; dance; alpha phi; aws; wra ywca; Sigma rho delta. 19. MITHOE FER, MARY ELLEN: indianapolis, indiana business. 20. MOBLEY, JON: dan ville, Illinois; pharmacy; phi delta chi, cor respondent; apha, v.p.; utes. 21 MONK HELENA: atlantic city, new jersey; sociology; university choir. 22. MONT GOMERY, RICHARD: hammond, indiana political science, history; alpha phi omega, pres.; marching band. •1 ( K ' ' V . seniors — 247 H home ec— from student bodies to home bodies I. MORGAN, JUDITH; carmel, indiana; elementary education; alpha phi, rec. sec; aws; wra; ywca; student council; drift; sea. 2. MORGAN, LISSA; oak brook, Illinois; history; delta gamma, ritu- al chrm; aws; wra; ywca; le cercle fran- cais; history club. 3. MORTON, PATTI; cedar grove, new jersey; dance; sigma phi delta. 4. MOSEL, JOANNE; shaker heights, ohio; political science; delta del- ta delta, v.p. pledge trainer; aws; ywca; wra; phi kappa theta favorite. 5. MOSS, RICHARD; kokomo, indiana; polit- ical science; sigma chi; ymca; yd; student assembly. 6. MUFFETT, LEE ANN; St. john, indiana; sociology english; aws; sea; sigma rho delta; butler ballet. 7. MUIR, KAREN; bethlehem, Pennsylvania; elementary education; pi beta phi, rush chmn; social chmn; aws; wra; ywca; yr; sea. 8. MYERS, LLOYD; mclean, Vir- ginia; english. 9. NAGY, BRUCE; eas- ton, Pennsylvania; radio; wajc; sports di- rector. 10. NEAT, SCOTT; speedway, indiana; physical education; phi delta theta; b-men; basketball; baseball; utes. II. NEFF, JODY; anderson, indiana; en- glish; kappa kappa gamma, corr. sec; aws; wra; ywca; yr; student assembly; campus crusade for Christ; spurs; sigma tau delta; spoke award. 12. NEWBOLD, CORNELIA; glen head, new york; radio- tv; drift, photographer; wra; wajc; theta sigma phi, v.p. 13. NEW- ELL, JANE; converse, indiana; phar- macy; lambda kappa sigma; rec. sec. 14. NICHOLS, DENNIS; floral park, new york; zoology; chemistry; delta tau delta, social chmn; yr; biology club; tennis; utes; sphinx. 15. NICHOLSON, MAR I LYN; sheidan, indiana; music education yr; tau beta sigma; sigma alpha iota, v.p. marching band; brass ensemble; univer sity choir; symphonic band; wind ensem ble; deans list. 16. NEIMEYER, JOHN fort wayne, indiana; physical education kappa sigma, v.p.; ymca; ussc, v.p.; b men, sec; football; utes. 17. NIXON DAVID; lawrenceburg, indiana; chemistry american chemical association; utes sphinx; phi kappa phi. 248 — seniors 18. NORRIS, STEVE; rochester, indiana physical education; phi delta theta, chap lain, librarian; ymca; yr; b-men; circle k treasurer; basketball; track; sphinx. 19 NORRIS, WILLIAM; fort wayne, indiana music education; phi kappa theta; kappa kappa psi; symphonic band; stage band wind ensemble; mens choir. 20. NOR WALK, KEITH; ada, michigan; english phi delta theta, secretary; social chair man; ymca; literary club; yr; mss staff sigma tau delta; utes, secretary; sphinx 21. OAKLEY, CAROL; indianapolis, indi ana; alpha phi, treasurer, parliamentar ian; aws; ywca; wra; yr; university sym phony; alpha lambda delta; phi kappa phi; who ' s who. 22. OSTRUM, CECE LIA; indianapolis, indiana; physical educa tion; kappa kappa gamma; aws; wra ywca. 23. PARKER, LEE; niagra fall new york; business administration; lamb da chi alpha, pledge trainer; sam. 24 PATTY, DONNA; la grange park, Illinois: merchandising; yr; aws; welwyn club 25. PEARSON, GEORGIA; marietta, geor gia; dance; delta gamma; sigma rho del ta, butler ballet. seniors — 249 B ■ m h m tMymtrnmuBMawu mnwa MM ■- mmH focusing on broader insights comes with the explorat ion and application of knowledge. 1. PEARSON, JOE: indianapolis, indi- ana; physical education; phi delta theta; ymca; basketball; baseball. 2. PECK, MARILYN: Oakland, new jersey; elemen- tary education; sea; drift housing staff; kappa delta pi. 3. PHARISS, LU ANNE: indianapolis, indiana; home economics; alpha chi omega, warden; wra; aws; ywca; yd, pres.; french club; welwyn club. 4. PICKERING, WAYNE: dolgeville, new york; business administration; sigma nu; rote, commander; arnold air society; circle k; sam; utes; sphinx, treas. 5. PIETRU- SINSKI, MARILYN: Chicago, Illinois; mer- chandising; delta delta delta, schol. chrm., rush chrm; wra; aws; ywca; yr; welwyn club; pi epsilon phi, v. p. 6. PLATT, TISH: lafayette, indiana; elementary educa- tion; aws; mss; ywca; wra; yr; mental health club; spurs; angel flight; delta gam ma. 7. POWELL, ALAN: wheatland, in diana; pharmacy; phi delta chi. 8 PRIEST, MELANIE: bainbridge, indiana radio-tv; kappa alpha theta, parliamentar ian, pres.; aws; wra; ywca; wajc; angel flight; alpha lambda delta; spurs; chimes; theta sigma phi. historians find meaning where there is none 9. PUTZ, STEPHEN: dyer, indiana; chemistry; zoology; sigma chi, pledge trainer; ymca; intra murals. 10. RAD ECKI, LARRY: south bend, indiana; en glish; basketball. 11. RAMEY, KEN NETH: danbury, Connecticut; pharmacy, phi delta chi, social chrm., pres.; apha sec; circle k, sec; bucop, ed. 12 RECTOR, PAUL: daleville, indiana; phar macy; kappa psi; alpha phi omega; apha 13. REED, DAVID: catlin, illinois; phy sical education; football; basketball dean ' s list. 14. REED, RICHARD: cat lin, illinois; zoology, chemistry; football basketball. 15. REHLANDER, LILLIE rolling prairie, indiana; music education 16. REPLOGLE, PAM: laporte, indiana english; kappa kappa gamma, second v. p. aws, iaws, cabinet; ywca, newsletter; wra sea; campus crusade; yr; drift; university choir; alpha lambda delta, v.p., junior ad viser; spurs; chimes; mortar board; sig ma tau delta; kappa mu epsilon; out standing freshman woman. 17 RHODES, PAUL: buffalo, new york; phar macy; phi delta chi, sec; apha. 18 RICHARDSON, RONALD: western springs illinois; history, pol. science; phi delta theta; ymca; yr; mss. 19. RILEY, MICHAEL: collingswood, new jersey; his- tory, pol. science; phi delta theta; ymca sphinx, v.p. 20. RISSMAN, MARC: mor ton grove, illinois; mathematics; tau kap pa epsilon, treas.; ymca; math club; liter ature club; mss; tennis; cheerleader; co captain; kappa mu epsilon; utes; sphinx blue key. 21. RIZK, MICHAEL: cleve land, ohio; radio-tv; collegian; wajc; uni versity choir. 22. ROCHE, GAIL: fleet wood, Pennsylvania; history, botany; aws yd; student assembly; judiciary board, sec. seniors have designs reflecting future of art 1. ROGERS, BARBARA: fort wayne, in- diana; elementary education; yr; sea; marching band. 2. ROGERS, DOUG- LAS: sudbury, massachusetts; economics; kappa sigma, house mgr., pledge trainer, pres.; ifc; ymca; track. 3. RUDOLF, KEITH: boonville, indiana; music educa- tion; phi mu alpha sinfonia, sec, pres.; kappa kappa psi, v.p.; symphonic band; marching band; university symphony; brass choir; stage band. 4. RUFF, JANICE: Plymouth, indiana, elementary education; alpha phi, pledge trainer, rush chairman, hostess, aws, wra, ywca, yd sea, collegian, columnist. 5. RUNGE CATHY: elgin, Illinois; elementary educa tion; alpha chi omega, social chrm. pledge trainer; aws; wra; ywca; sea; cy cling club. 6. RUPPEL, WILLIAM; north manchester, indiana; phi kappa theta; yr; alpha phi omega; football manager marching band. 7. RYKOVICH, TOM merrillville, indiana; zoology; sigma chi ed. v.p.; football; utes. 8. SALBACH SHANNON. 9. SALTUS, RALPH; bould er, Colorado; business administration; sig ma nu, pledge trainer social chrm, dean ' s list. 10. SANCHIS, MARCIA: indianapo lis, indiana; Spanish. 11. SANDSTROM KAREN: indianapolis, indiana; history Spanish, aws, cabinet; history club; var sity debate team; tau kappa alpha; delta sigma rho, alpha lambda delta; spurs; chimes; mortar board. 12. SAUNDERS SUSAN; new albany, indiana; history political science; robertson resident as sistant; yd. publicity chrm. student assem bly, student life committee; mental health club; alpha lambda delta; mortar board. 13. SAVAGE, LINDA; louisville, kentucky; english, alpha chi omega, schol. chrm. ed. activities chrm., aws, wra, ywca, ed. student assembly, literature club, sea, mss, collegian, kappa delta pi, pres; sig- ma tau delta, v.p. chimes, ed mortar board; theta sigma pi hub award. 14. SAYLORS, JACK; swayzee, indiana; so- cial science, sigma chi, v.p. basketball. 15. SCHAAL, CYNTHIA; denver, Colorado, the birds and the bees of holcomb gardens conspire to make quiet moments valuable. speech, delta gamma, rush chrm. aws, wra, ywca. 16. SCHADEK, PETER mansfield, ohio; political science, history collegian; german club tennis. 17 SCHILLING, JOEL: brookfield, Illinois; po litical science, history, delta tau delta pres. marching band; kappa kappa psi 18. SCHULTE, JACK; east Cleveland ohio; english; yr. yd. ymca, circle k; mss collegian. 19. SCHULTE, RONALD; dy er, indiana; biology; sigma chi, pres treas., schol. chrm. ymca. 20. SEAL, JOHN; brookfield, Illinois, accounting, ph delta theta, warden, rush chrm. ymca bas ketball, utes. 21. SEARS, LOIS; oma ha, nebraska; dance; ywca, mental health club, butler ballet. 22. SETZER, CHAR- LENE; dayton, ohio, home ec; pi beta phi, programs chem. aws, wra, ywca, welyn club; pi epsilon phi. 23. SEVERIN, JULIE: Cincinnati, ohio, elementary ed., delta gamma, rituals chrm., aws, wra, ywca, yr, student council, block-b, sea, university choir, dean ' s list. seniors — 253 ■ ••••: W censors and blips prevail on our own wajc 1. SHACKELFORD, LINDA: Indianapolis indiana; elementary education; delta gam ma, activities chrm., soc. chrm. aws; wra ywca; yr; sea; sigma tau delta; dean ' s list 2. SHARPE, EARNEST: benham, ken tucky; mathematics; omega psi phi. 3 SHORT, STEVEN: ft. lauderdale, florida zoology, chemistry. 4. SIEGEL, DAN I EL: staten island, new york; religion; stu dent assembly; intervarsity fellowship pres.; human relations council; free uni versity speaker chrm. 5. SKROCH TOM: indianapolis, indiana; business ad ministration. 6. SLAUGHTER, C. JAY: columbus, indiana; music; phi mu alpha sinfonia, treas.; kappa kappa psi, sec; marching band symphonic band; univer- sity choir; wind ensemble. 7. SMEGO, JOHN: joliet, Illinois; pharmacy; phi delta chi. 8. SMITH, ALLYSON: ligoneir, in- diana; elementary education; kappa kappa gamma, soc. chrm.; aws; wra; ywca; sea; phi kappa theta snow queen. 9. SNY- DER, ROSANNE: ossining, new york; en- glish; alpha phi; aws; wra; ywca; sea; Sig- ma tau delta; kappa delta pi. 10. SPERRY, ABIGAIL: la grange, illinois; sociology; alpha chi omega; chaplain; aws; wra, sports council; ywca; student assembly, academic affairs chrm. 11. SQUILLER, GIL: north judson, indiana; phi delta chi, master-at-arms, rush chrm.; apha. 12. STANLEY, ROSS: anderson, indiana; history, pol. science; kappa delta pi; marching band. 13. STATES ALICE: decatur, illinois; pharmacy; lamb da kappa sigma, pres.; apha. 14 STAYTON, BARBARA: indianapolis, indi ana; special education; kappa alpha theta aws; ywca; yr; angel flight. 15. STEP ANCIOSA, NORMA: indianapolis, indiana decorated in early clutter, wajc appeals to watchful ears JkU turning on the ears of the world is a broadcast attraction on butler ' s wajc. music education; mu phi epsilon; menc university choir; women ' s choir; contem porary choir. 16. STEPHANOFF, STEV EN: indianapolis, indiana; social studies 17. STONE, RITA: gary, indiana; span ish; wra; tau beta sigma, sec. 18 STOOPS, JAMES: new castle, indiana business education; sea. 19. STOVER GARY: fortville, indiana; business educa tion; lambda chi alpha. 20. STULTS, MARGO: northbrook, illinois; elementary education; pi beta phi, sec; aws; wra ywca; student assembly. 21. S U L TEEN, DEBORAH: lakewood, ohio; dance sigma rho delta; butler ballet. 22 SWARTZ, JERRY: knightstown, indiana pharmacy; phi delta chi. 22 t° em ' t a w °rd is to enlighten a mind. seniors — 255 college degree; path out of educational forest 1. TEIPEN, JANICE: indianapolis, indi ana; journalism; collegian, ed., city ed. theta Sigma phi, pres. 2. TERWILLI GER, JOHN: crown point, indiana; busi ness education; sigma chi. 3. THOMP SON, CURTIS: evanston, Illinois; english circle k, pres.; mss; baseball. 4 THOMPSON, SARAH JO: indianapolis, in diana; english; alpha chi omega, pres. corr. sec; aws, cabinet; wra; ywca; yr; his tory club, sec; coed codes, ed. 5 TOMAMICHEL, KATHRYN: beech grove indiana; music education; tau beta, sig ma; marching band; university choir; wo men ' s choir, chorale. 6. TOMLINSON DONNA: lasalle, illinois; music education women ' s choir; swing choir; university choir. 7. TRIMBLE, JUDITH: Westches- ter, Pennsylvania; elementary education. 8. VANESS, JON: summitville, indiana; drama; phi delta theta; ymca; yr. 9. VAUGHN, SUSAN: Jackson, michigan; dance; sigma rho delta; butler ballet. 10. VAVUL, DIANE: indianapolis, indi- ana; english; student council; sigma tau delta. 11. VEATCH, JOYCE: indiana polis, indiana; elementary education; kap pa delta pi. 12. VENTURELLA, JO SEPH: melrose park, illinois; music edu cation; phi kappa theta; mss. 13. VER BRYCK, MARCY: ft wayne, indiana; his tory, pol. science; kappa alpha theta, ac tivities chrm., schol. chrm.; aws; wra; ywca; yr, treas.; angel flight, information officer, commander; half-time honeys; drift; chimes; hub award. 14. VICARI GEORGIANNE: dyer, indiana; elementary education; alpha phi, 1st v. p., house mgr, aws; wra; ywca; sea; kappa delta pi. 15 VITALE, RICHARD: rochester, new york business administration; kappa sigma pledge trainer; ymca; sam; arnold air so ciety. 16. VOLTMER, KATHRYN: in dianapolis, indiana; elementary education pi beta phi. 17. VRYN, NANCY: north plainfield, new jersey; trianon; aws; ywca ais. 18. WADYKA, DAVID: huntington new york; pre-law; phi kappa theta, sec; yr. arnold air society. 19. WALKER, JILL: greenfield, indiana; sociology; alpha chi omega; aws; wra; ywca; student as- sembly. Si ' ' ■ of the thorns lin ng the road out of the educational doldrums, marching to the tune of uncle sam ' s draft is the prickliest. 20. WALKER, PAMELA: kokomo, indiana; speech; kappa alpha theta; aws, v.p.; wra, sec; student assembly, sec, aca- demic affairs chrm.; women ' s advisory board; collegian; wajc; spurs, treas., di- rector of region ten; theta sigma phi, sec; hub award; top ten women students. 21. WALLACE, ANN: florham park, new jersey; english; robertson, sec; aws; newman club; sigma tau delta. 22. WAMPLER, JOHN: north judson, indiana; history, pol. science; phi kappa theta, v.p., rush chrm.; yd; history club; psychology club. seniors — 257 long hours of tedious studies find a frothy break in order. 1. WEBBER, BRIAN: Webster groves, missouri; biology; kappa sigma, scribe, house mgr., guard; ymca; yr; arnold air society; sphinx; dean ' s list. 2. WEB- ER, LOUIS: hammond, indiana; physical education; phi kappa theta; vice presi- dent, pledge trainer. 3. WEBER, MARY: sunman, indiana; music education; menc; symphonic band; inter-collegiate band; clarinet ensembles. 4. WEBSTER, PA- TRICIA: glenwood, illinois; history; chris- tian science organization, pres.; university choir. 5. WESTERFIELD, MARY: home- wood, illinois; dance; sigma rho delta; university chorale; butler ballet. 6. WILLIAMS, JIM: indianapolis, indiana; pre- med; sigma nu; most eligible bachelor; phi eta sigma. 7. WILLIAMS, MARK: indianapolis, indiana; accounting; omega psi phi, treas.; mss; sbl; phi eta sigma. 8. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM: mitchell, indi- ana; physical education. 9. WILLS, THOMAS: danville, indiana; pharmacy; lambda chi alpha, pres., treas., schol. chrm.; ifc representative; ymca; kappa psi, v.p.; utes. 10. WILSON, KATHY: evansville, indiana; physical education; alpha chi omega, rush chrm.; aws; wra; ywca; yr; iahper, district representative; pemm club, treas.; lambda chi alpha cres- cent girl. 11. WILSON, LYNDA: Stam- ford, Connecticut; home economics; kap- pa alpha theta, house mgr., panhellenic representative; pi sigma phi, pres.; ywca, 258 — seniors candles kept burning extra hour for seniors district representative; angel flight; wel- wyn club. 12. WOJCIK, DAN: fraser, michigan; mathematics; sigma chi, pres.; b-men ' s club; tennis; basketball. 13. WORRELL, BARBARA: indianapolis, Indi- ana; journalism; trianon, pres., v.p., mar- shal; aws; ywca; ais; student assembly; theta sigma phi; dean ' s list. 14. WOR- THINGTON, SANDRA: evansville, i n - diana; mathematics; alpha phi, treas., house mgr.; aws; wra, sports council; ywca; yr; sea; student assembly, treas.; kappa delta pi, treas.; spurs; chimes; mortar board. 15. WRIGHT, JAMES: indianapolis, indiana; zoology; ais. 16. WRIGHT, MICHAEL: indianapolis, indiana; philosophy, religion; german club. 17. WRIGHT, PATTY: indianapolis, indiana; elementary education; pi beta phi, pres., corres. sec; wra; ywca; aws, co-editor of coed codes; spurs; chimes; mortar board. 18. YAGGI, ROBERT: indianapolis, indi- ana; elementary education; alpha phi ome- ga; history club. 19. YEOMAN, DON- ALD: rensselaer, indiana; elementary ed- ucation; ross hall, dorm counselor; circle k; tr ack. 20. YOSHIOKA, ALAN: maka wao, maui, hawaii; physics; ross hall dorm counselor; bisa; football, Softball 21. YOUNG, MARY: alton, Illinois; pre law; kappa alpha theta, soc. chrm.; ywca cabinet; aws; wra; cheerleader; angel flight, pledge trainer, comptroller; spurs; spoke award; hub award. 22. YUEN- GERT, LAURA: richmond, indiana; mer- chandising; kappa alpha theta, historian; welwyn club; dean ' s list. 23. ZELL, STEVEN: Winchester, indiana; music; sig- ma nu, chaplain; university choir; men ' s choir; phi eta sigma; utes, treas.; sphinx; phi kappa phi. seniors — 259 local enterprizes satisfy students inside and out torn liss drives into CRANFILL ADVER- TISING AGENCY for a smashing adver- tisement. 130 e. Washington St., 634- 8871. hand-some rings from HERFF JONES give sara judd and bruce qualey a wide se- lection to choose from, which will it be? see ye local bookstore lady. eyes closed, barb brediger buys every- thing at DOROTHY ' S, open your eyes to the latest fashions at DOROTHY ' S, lafay- ette square. You Neier Outgrow Your Neetl for MILK Drink at Least Three Glasses a Day Every Day can you pass up a PEPSI break? chris kleinschmidt pauses for a PEPSI because YOU ' VE GOT ALOT TO LIVE, AND PEPSI HAS ALOT TO GIVE. twins, patty and nancy brown, team up with bill booher and eric smith for a triple treat from JACK ' S TU YOUR DOOR PIZZA, 4208 n. college ave., 255-0803, 253-3636. bill legrand drinks three glasses of milk a day and look what it does for him! his pin-woman, pam mackey, feels out the result. ■:o students ham it up for drift advertisements I f i m-x ?s ST ■ 4F;7 RAIL WA Y lynn haglund envisions herself in a wig from TERRI ' S OF CAL- IFORNIA, for quality wigs, wiglets, falls and cascades see TERRI ' S OF CALIFORNIA at 960 broad ripple ave. 257-0437 southside: 6803 madison, 783-9391. varsity cheerleaders, candy cox, marc rissman, jean chouchette, wendy schaubel, and candy poore, depart on a victory voyage in the comfort of SOUTHEASTERN TRAILWAYS, 240 west Ohio. 653-7655. mod or antique, UNITED REPAIR SERVICE alters chris fornefeld and peggy luken ' s fashion worlds, for repairs or alterations ge the in look at 821 broad ripple ave., 255-2223. the historic Central Canal, originally built in the 1830 ' s as part of a vast trans- portation system, carries water to the 16th street purification facility of the INDIANAPOLIS WATER COMPANY, which supplies a large portion of metropolitan indianapolis. circle city merchants cater to campus needs fred spooner finds unmatchable service at CHUCK WIESE SHELL, 46th and Illi- nois. steve secrest flatters susie cowan with flowers from MARER FLOWER SHOP, 1622 n. meridian, 923-3633, where you ' ll find flowers for every occasion. ' A 1 r A LV r W ) iA 1 4Ta4 f T fw 1 f ,W ' V jeff vorick sends georgia pearson up a wall with his cool boots from REGAL SHOES, lafayette square. thank God it ' s friday and thank God for the MELODY INN, 3826 n. illinois. the MEL provides a welcome study break for John and mitsy niemeyer and torn liss. american national opera company (in residence and world premiere) d ' oyly carte opera company goldovsky ' s opera company metropolitan opera national company (in residence and world premiere) new york city opera company Canadian opera company american ballet theatre antonio and ballet de madrid ballet folklorico de mexico bayanihan phillippine dance company butler university ballet company Chicago opera ballet ciro flamenco ballet don cossack singers and dancers martha graham jose greco and company grand ballet classique de france harkness ballet (in residence) leningrad kirov ballet company marcel marceau moiseyev dance company national ballet of Canada raduga dance company royal danish ballet company rumanian folk ballet san francisco ballet company stars of the bolshoi uday shankar hindu dancers ukranian dance company zizi jeanmarie and company fiesta mexicana boston pops orchestra Cleveland symphony orchestra hague philharmonic orchestra houston symphony orchestra indianapolis symphony orchestra (in residence) interlochen orchestra minneapolis symphony orchestra Stockholm philharmonic Vienna symphony orchestra augustana choir bach aria group gregg smith singers indianapolis symphonic choir norman luboff chorus oberkirchen children ' s choir robert shaw chorale Vienna choir boys Wittenberg choir marian anderson claudio arrau henri aubert david barillan John browning van cliburn phyllis curtin Clifford curzon gianna d ' angelo misha dichter rosalind elias 1969-70 drift editor, susie powers, finds everything an editor could want in NEWS- FOTO YEARBOOKS editing console. bursar is restless; tuition on the rise again Clowes memorial hall attractions 1963- 1970 odd couple phillipe entremont ferrante and teicher Oliver rudolph firkusny ella fitzgerald on a clear day . . . Sidney foster John gary 110 in the shade malcolm frager bobbie gentry owl and the pussycat leonid hambro stan getz plaza suite Sidney harth benny goodman porgy and bess Jerome nines good time singers ring round the moon eugene istomin eydie gorme romeo and Juliet grant johannesen robert goulet rosencrantz guildenstern florence henderson are dead dorothy kirsten skitch henderson royal hunt of the sun abram khatchaturian woody herman spoon river anthology richard lewis edward everett horton stop the world . . . jerome lowenthal mahalia jackson theatre royal Windsor sergiu luca eartha kitt the circle jane marsh stan kenton the crucible james mccracken steve lawrence the homecoming carlos montoya ramsey lewis the mad show zara nelsova liberace the merry widow jan peerce guy lombardo the roar of the greasepaint . . . roberta peters henry mancini the seagull menahem pressler johnny mathis the subject was roses ruggiero ricci paul mauriat wait until dark arthur rubinstein wes montgomery weiner blut andres segovia mant vani who ' s afraid of Virginia woolf abbey simon mitch miller ykichywtwr hidle somer roger miller joan Sutherland mitchell trio an evening with a well isaac stern patrice munsel known bard henryk szeryng peter nero brecht on brecht arthur tabachnick bob newhart bristol old vie Shirley verrett wayne newton busoni festival sandra warfield oscar peterson captain kangaroo lisl weil robert preston bobby dark marionettes Stanley weiner John raitt helen hayes repertory joan rivers company apa repertory company marty robbins jazz at the philharmonic the price nipsey russell mark twain tonight cabaret george shearing national repertory company canterbury tales don shirley trio national theatre of the deaf spofford barbara Streisand royal european marionettes your own thing forest tucker salzburg marionettes zorba fred waring stockhold marionettes absence of a cello roger Williams strolling players a funny thing happened . . . nancy wilson the hollow crown a man for all seasons glenn yarbrough a whitman portrait any Wednesday a thousand clowns cannonball adderley maurice chevalier at the drop of another hat american breed marlene dietrich barefoot in the park cream judy garland beyond the fringe donovan sir John gielgud black comedy electric circus helen hayes cactus flower hollies bob hope camelot human beinz mary martin carousel tommy james lillian gish come blow your horn keith dear me, the sky is falling kingston trio alien and rossi delicate balance lovin ' spoonful ed ames don ' t drink the water peter, paul and mary louis armstrong fiddler on the roof paul revere the raiders pearl bailey funny girl johnny rivers count basie generation buffy st. marie harry belafonte half a sixpence royal guardsmen milton berle hamlet sam the sham theodore bikel hello dolly sam and dave victor borge hostile witness sandpipers dave brubeck i do! i do! simon and garfunkel johnny carson kismet sonny and cher clebanoff strings lamp at midnight spanky and our gang bill cosby John davidson lion in winter the association luther luv the buckinghams the fifth estate jimmy dean man of la mancha the happenings phyllis diller mary, mary the supremes mike douglas marat sade the turtles a If red drake mame bobby vee duke ellington I chris kleinschmidt refreshes herself with an ice cold COCA-COLA: it ' s the real thing. It ' s the real thing, Coke. Trade -mark® uni versify students are deflated by inflation kathy magiera is really smart when it comes to choosing clothes, because she buys her clothes at the SMART SHOP, meadows, esquire plaza, greenfield. cindy edwards solves all her problems with a collection of pins from SPICER-GIERKE. for your fraternity and sorority rings, pins and gifts, see SPICER-GIERKE COMPANY, 6349 guilford ave. (north of the canal in broad ripple) 253-1291. butler seniors become tomorrow ' s consumers upper left: chris dietz imagines herself in florida as she stops off at KELLEHER SWIM-GYM SUPPLY, 3842 n. Illinois, to pick up her sunny suit and sundry accessories. lower left: fortune-ate couple, candy cox and leon putz, enjoy the exotic food of LOTUS GARDEN, 4424 allisonville rd., 546-7551; u.s. 31 at 431, greenwood, 881-5531. Steve norris and billy shepherd lean on STOKELY ' S GATORADE, the big thirst quencher for active people. 1H diane fountain, drift beauty queen agrees that for the best senior pictures go directly to ROOT PHOTOGRAPHERS, do not pass go, do not collect $100. when she leaves you cold, LOVE will keep you warm, with gail sperry leaving him, floyd garrett needs LOVE HEATING AND AIR CONDITIONING, 4115 e. 10th St., 353-2141. seniors ad final hours to college memories 274 — ads ads— 275 student index abbitt, patricia a. — 157 abel, dianna I. — 153 abed, John w. — 174 acheson, pamela p. — 228 ackart, richard s. — 228 ackerman, bruce h. — 188 ackerman, trances e. — 153 adney, susan I. — 102,158 akin, William s. — 182 albert, colleen k. — 168 alexander, Stephen b. — 140 alden, howard I. — 135 aleckson, John a. — 104,184 allardice, susan j. — 125,158, 179 alien, david — 106,137,138, 171 anderson, arleen j. — 168,169 anderson, robert t. — 181 anderson, christi s. — 132,131, 155 anderson, chris c. — 101,176, 228 angelacos, leon t. — 173,228 anthony, james r. — 81,87,112 arango, Joseph a. — 171 ariens, Steven r. — 123,228 armistead, charles f. — 134, 136,144,145,171 arnett, sara m. — 108,228 aronson, robert m. — 142,173 asher, michael d. — 138 askham, peter k. — 174 aspinwall, raymond p. — 118 atkinson, robert I. — 173 attaway, alien h. — 81,112 auble, karen lee — 166 austgen, donna a. — 70,151, 228 austin, michael david — 176 backderf, merrilee — 132,155 bagg, frederick c. — 109,141, 142,188 baker, shireen I. — 169 baker, Stephen lee — 142 baldwin, robert alien — 173 ball, bettyj.— 102,129,131, 136,137,151 bannon, John d. — 191 barile, laurel m. — 98,145, 155,228 barnard, Judith a. — 158 barnard, kathleen — -104,151 barnes, patrick j. — 182 barnes, janis c. — 158 barnet, mary d. — 158,228 barrett, norman m. — 142 basile, anthony j. — 171 basile, robert s. — 187 batler, linda — 122,153,228 battjes, mary melissa — 169 baudendistel, coral f. — 126, 133,137 bauer, elaine I. — 145 beagle, cynthia a. — 153,228 becker, michael e. — 142 beisler, Constance a. — 149, 228 belden, randall c. — 81,174 bellamy, karen m. — 229 bellamy, loreae f. — 229 belue, Judith m. — 229 bennert, susan I. — 166 bennett, dave w. — 92,94,112 beran, anna m. — 161,229 berg, deborah e. — 132,158, 229 berkshire, donna lyn — 104, 143,158 berman, frederick m. — 118, 229 berry, linda c. — 119 berry, margaret s. — 156,157 bess, lucinda I. — 167 bess, timothy a. — 173 bickerstaff, Janice m. — 166 bierck, linda jo — 155 bignall, barbara d. — 157 bingham, gary I. — 182 bird, richard k. — 176 birtwhistle, susan joy — 163 bishop, leslie a. — 132,165 black, deborah n. — 137 blackburn, robert a. — 174 blackinton, laurette s. — 155, 229 blake, patricia a. — 107,131 blaustein, bruce r. — 229 blitzer, clara I. — 168 blodgett, elizabeth i. — 104, 132,151 blomberg, bruce j. — 184 blomgren, peter f. — 229 blum, mary k. — 167 board, sharon I. — 108,229 bodycombe, paul a. — 178 boesche, connie I. — 122,163, 165 bohling, susan m. — 122,167 boilini, james j. — 184 bolin, daniel p. — 229 booher, margaret s. — 131, 157,126,117 booher, william j. — 100,109, 111,126,135,145,174, 230,263 boone, canfield d. — 230 bossung, mary a. — 161 bowers, carol a. — 122,168 boyd, jack f. — 65 boyd, William c. — 113,117 boyer, marilyn I. — 133,230 bradley, kenneth e. — 125,188 brane, thomas m. — 138 braun, eugenia m. — 107,126, 129,138,145,230 brayton, charlotte e. — 107, 136,230 brediger, barbara j. — 262 brediger, linda I. — 158 brennan, david I. — 230 breshinsky, barry — 187 brewer, daniel I. — 171 brewer, mary k. — 161 bricher, kathleen e. — 46 bridges, karen j. — 153 bristley, norman lynn — 174 britton, bonnie m. — 108,110, 163 brock, robert g. — 81,230 brocker, roxanna I. — 230 bromley, robert w. — 140,171 brown, donald d. — 145 brown, fay m. — 70,121 brown, nancy I. — 170,138, 149,263 brown, nancy I. — 106,120, 149,263 brown, patricia a. — 70,120, 149 brown, susan a. — 161 brubaker, sharon j. — 169 bruner, leslie 1.-117,131,157 brush, betsy j. — 107 brushkin, howard a. — 182 bryant, charles h. — 191 bryant, janis lou — 161 buckthal, paul r. — 174 buesching, don p. — 181 bullington, michael g. — 191 bunch, rebecca I. — 108,140, 153 burbank, Judith a. — 169 burdine, Stephen m. — 88 buren, bruce d. — 123,120 burger, marilyn — 106,143, 163 burgett, mary I. — 158,231 ■ college can be one of those entanglements in life. burkett, Stephen r. — 118 burks, michael p. — 182 burton, j. bradley — 184 burton, martha w. — 168,231 buskirk, jr. george a. — 124, 184 busse, nancy e. — 108,114, 157 busse, sara lynn j. — 169 butler, barbara d. — 107,149, 231 butler, sally g. — 158 butters, thomas j. — 81 buxton, cary p. — 191 byers, Janet I. — 167 cable, roy e. — 231 cahill, nancy e. — 145,231 caito, michael p. — 112,174 caldwell, julia I. — 168,231 calhoun, Stephen I. — 136 callihan, James p. — 178 Campbell, Janet leslie — 149, 138 Campbell, Jeffrey o. — 171 canfield, alice I. — 153 canham, steven w. — 178 carlson, Christine n. — 98, 136,144,145,149,231 carone, michael j. — 174,231 carpentieri, steven r. — 189 carrison, susan I. — 133,165 Carroll, frances a. — 157,231 carroll, steve I. — 140,173 carson, andrew — 81,112 case, wanda k. — 155 casey, nancy k. — 231 casey, ronald w. — 104,191 celarek, jr. frank j. — 135,231 celarek, kevin t. — 81,184,185 chance, patricia k. — 161 chaplin, James f. — 231 chell, cara 1.-104,138,149 chestnut, iver j. — 168 chiesa, charles I. — 103,143, 174 chilson, linda d. — 169 chizek, paul j. — 104 chodora, karen I. — 166,232 chouquette, jean e. — 75,157, 264 christensen, william h. — 189 ciganovich, peter e. — 78 clamurro, kenneth p. — 232 dark, dennis — 181 Clark, toni t. — 232 cleaver, james a. — 191,232 cleaves, John whitney — 138 clodfelter, maryann — 153,232 close, Stephen p. — 174 cochran, barbara a. — 134, 145,168,232 cocomise, mary c. — 232 colbert, alice I. — 125,158 colbath, Judith a. — 151 collins, dale h.— 142,182 collins, ruth a. — 232 concannon, mary e. — 232 conley, patrice c. — 165 connerley, penny c. — 165, 232 connors, carmen d. — 153 consigny, lynn a. — 139,232 cook, jr. benjamin r. — 123 cook, linda c. — 138,153 cook, sara k. — 232 cooke, thomas a. — 174 coonrod, ellen sue — 104,106, 143,149 warm reception of clowes offers cultural enrichment. coons, deborah leslie — 157 cooper, cynthia s. — 153 cooper, lillian c. — 232 cooper, ronald I. — 174 coplen, carolyn m. — 133,232 cornuelle, terri a. — 165 corson, III russell c. — 135, 184,232 cotton, cynthia j. — 158 cotton, John r. — 182 coughlin, kevin b. — 174 coulis, thea ann — 151 coulson, sarah I. — 104 cowan, susan m. — 155,266 cox, emily j. — 70,158 cox, candace I. — 75,143,161, 262,273 craig, kenneth w. — 101,233 crandall, phyllis ann — 165 cranfill, nancy a. — 158 crapo, jacque a. — 104,106, 138,151 Crawford, John d. — 187 Crawford, michael I. — 187 craycraft, diane thomas — 132 crispen, william r. — 184 crouch, gary dan — 81,112 crull, leroy e. — 182 crum, linda k. — 233 csiky, lois m. — 233 cullison, mary k. — 233 cumbee, arnhein t. — 123, 177,233 cummings, richard f. — 140 cummings, steven r. — 123 curran, kelli e.— 158 currens, diana louise — 178 curry, terry r. — 87,184 cutrera, charles r. — 191 dageforde, david a. — 100,107, 128,145,233 dageforde, james r. — 104,171 dagenbach, brian d. — 181,233 dahl, theresa s. — 144,145 dainton, kenneth e. — 81,82, 106 dale, susan e. — 161 dale, leslie e.— 51,131,133, 161 darko, donald Stephen — 140 davenport, philip h. — 233 davis, carole j. — 169 davis, deborah s. — 157 davis, Joseph e. — 174 davis, kenneth r. — 104,134, 173 davis, linda — 71,168 davis, robert p. — 101,107, 145,233 davis, Stephanie p. — 166 davis, jr. warren f. — 173 decoito, dianne j. — 163 deer, susan e. — 166 deffenbaugh, linda d. — 169 deich, dana d. — 155 de lancey, charles a. — 176 dennis, susan I. — 102,143 denton, deborah I. — 155 denton, patricia a. — 104 derby, laura I. — 70 derx, yvonne m. — 108 detroy, sally a. — 104,158 devens, Jeffrey h. — 101,109, 111,136,145,173,233 deverman, roger t. — 184 devine, elizabeth a. — 155 de witt, gregory m. — 135 278— index student requests boils down to heated debate dickerson, janet s. — 102,108 126,131,139,143,144,145, 158 dierolf, richard n. — 135 dietz, karen j. — 234 dietz, larry e. — 182 dietz, Christine a. — 70,155 273 dilley, calistaa ann — 168 di matteo, antimo j. — 171 dindonis, dace — 121 dixon, torn — 176 dixon, wesley p. — 187 doenges, jean — 129 doerr, kenneth k. — 184 dole, jill s. — 155 donhauser, richard d. — 81 donnelson, dean a. — 184 dorrell, philip d. — 189 dowd, mary e. — 157 doyle, dorothy — 168 dragovich, Joanne e. — 149 dresel, susan I. — 161 dubois, fritz — 71,167,234 dubois, Silvia j. — 118 ducey, joanne b. — 168 dullaghan, daniel j. — 33 81 109,135,234 ' ' dumm, karen a. — 50,155 dunker, thomas w. — 174 dunkle, robert w. — 140,173 dux, merilee a. — 234 dyer, rebecca a. — 65,143 149 eagan, james r. — 22,178,234 eberle, richard — 186,187 eckerle, mark a. — 81 edwards, cynthia — 56,57 102 118,143,145,271 edwards, maribeth — 169 edwards, donald I. — 135 ehret, d. kent — 184 eisman, esther — 117 elberg, mary v. — 234 ellis, richard c. — 182,234 elrod, thomas r. — 128 140 234 ' elstro, paul j. — 189 emerson, marel lee — 166,121 epperson, Stanley r. — 81 174 ervington, elaine — 102,126 155 esmon, sally j. — 149 estes, linda k. — 151.120,126 evans, elberta d. — 234 ewing, janette k. — 126,143 149 fackler, richard c. — 235 falconer, William s. — 235 fantino, bernadette m. — 134 169 farmer, diana I. — 155 farrar, janet c. — 158 farrar, linda k. — 70,149 fatout, marjorie e. — 155 felber, dianne — 235 fenneman, craig e. — 28 103 134 ferguson, douglas a. — 92,184 ferrucci, patricia r. — 157 fickert, Stephen s. — 184 field, III owen m. — 137,138 171 fields, richard a. — 135,176 235 fischer, charles j. — 142 fagan, patrick r. — 174 fitzsimmons, philip — 81 104 173 fleece, paula — 235 fletcher, roberta a. — 168 flory, pamela j. — 107,119,235 fogarty, patricia I. — 158 fordeck, kathryn m. — 164 foreman, patricia a. — 235 forgey, joe e. — 174,235 fornefeld, christian a. — 264 fortmeyer, phillip f. — 235 fouke, sandra j. — 134,163 236 fountain, diane p. — 34 35 51 157,183,275 fowler, neil d. — 187 fowler, roger rex — 173 fowles, William d. — 236 franklin, susan m. — 110 151 236 franz, donna m. — 126 frazure, michael e. — 187 frederick, jerry w. — 123 freije, george f. — 236 friend, sarah e. — 165 fritz, william — 123 froment, carole a. — 75 fromm, barry h. — 104,171 fronczek, james I. — 118,236 fruscella, patricia b. — 120 236 fuller, martha j. — 153 fulton, m. jean — 157,236 fusillo, lisa a. — 167 fyfe, david — 118,236 gardner, larry e. — 174,236 garland, carol r. — 169 garrison, Joanne — 70 120 121,236 garrott, floyd h. — 92,94 171 274 gates, ida j. — 118 gaydosh, patricia a. — 161 gazarek, Christine — 169 gayuski, don a. — 173,236 gedrose, Steven c. — 184 geisler, karen j. — 122 gensch, deborah j. — 71 gentry, james allan — 173,174 gentry, rhea j. — 165 gerard, linda r. — 167 gerhold, Janice sylvia — 167 gertner, susan p. — 132,236 giampapa, Vincent c. — 187 gibbs, jr. marvin I. — 177 gibson, mark e. — 171 gilbert, barbara j. — 132,158. 179 giles, george d. — J 178 gill, bruce j. — 236 gilman, sara j. — 104,140, 149 giovinazzo, susan I. — 167 glatz, susan I. — 155,169 glines, donald a. — 191 goetsch, barbette s. — 161 goff, barbara a. — 126,132, 158,237 goodballet, karen s. — 137,169 gooldey, martha a. — 104,157 gordon, mary jo — 168 gould, jamie elayne — 168, 169 graft, charles g. — 140,188 graham, rebecca s. — 161,237 graham, sherry j. — 155,237 gray, Christine w. — 155,166 gray, dale r. — 81 gray, richard a. — 81,174 great, Jennifer a. — 157 green, cynthia s. — 131,153 greenburg, harvey — 183,237 greiff, glory June — 107,120, 137,140,237 grieves, vicki j. — 157 griffin, loraine f. — 169 grigsby, peter r. — 237 grimes, Catherine a. — 156,157 grimes, darla j. — 151 grimsley, sally I. — 157,237 grosfelt, barbara a. — 106,155 groshong, charles k. — 107, 140,237 gross, arthur e. — 174,237 groth, william r. — 106,176 grybash, gerald w. — 184 gucciardo, william — 238 guidone, deborah a. — 138, 149 guillebeaux, tamara e. — 166 gunn, carol a. — 149 gunn, John damon — 88 gushwa, mary e. — 98,107, 145,238 guthrie, III John b. — 134,174 guthrie, susan d. — 138,166 habig, Joan — 161 haglund, mary I. — 28,29,57, 129,143,161,238,264 hague, patricia a. — 120 haida, marsha s. — 126,155 hailey, richie — 177 hale, elizabeth I. — 238 haley, pamela j. — 169 halloran, daniel j. — 182 hamilton, beverly d. — 151 hamilton, jane — 153,238 hamilton, Joan — 238 hamilton, randy s. — 118 hamm, richard I. — 171,238 hammer, linda I. — 138,143, 149 hammill, geoffrey w. — 171 hammill, Stephen m. — 140 hammond, sherry k. — 168 hamp, melissa — 157,179 hamp, steven k. — 238 hanna, jamie I. — 151 hannan, dennis f. — 182 hanner, Shirley a. — 122 168 238 hardesty, John a. — 142 hardin, gregory a. — 87,184 hardin, thomas r. — 171 hardwick, dana y. — 70,155 hargitt, Julie a. — 125,158,179 harper, clarence — 81 harrop, alfred — 142,178 harvey, Judith c. — 70,151 harwood, cheryl a. — 119 haskett, jr. charles b. — 118 238 hatfield, debra I. — 118,238 hatley, robert s. — 178,238 hatter, robert b. jr. — 140,173 hauser, janet s. — 168 havens, gary I. — 140,191 hawkins, cheryl a. — 239 hawkins, melanie n. — 157 haycox, kitzi I. — 143,151 239 haymond, paula j. — 131,153 hazen, wm. r. — 140 head, david r. — 107,136 137,239 hearey, Christopher d. — 178 179,239 hearn, John m. — 126,128 174 hedge, jill e. — 155 heffner, denise h. — 168 hein, frederick d. — 125,182 hellberg, thomas r. — 88,178 hellstrom, raymond I. — 239 helms, mark h. — 171 hembd, albert j. — 118 hendershot, rodger k. — 104 178 hensle, james f. — 187 hensler, deborah a. — 158 heppner, nancy a. — 161 heppner, sally a. — 161 herman, cheryl t. — 70,155 hermayer, alyson e. — 125 herron, bonnie j. — 239 hertzberg, david j. — 191 hess, mary s. — 104,165 hickok, katherine I, — 164 hieber, ardith m. — 163 high, ellesa c. — 161,239 hielman, karen a. — 104,126 131,151 hill, kristie I. — 111 hill, paul r. — 191 hill, susan m. — 239 himes, kathleen g. — 149 nines, jerry k. — 174 hitchens, debra k. — 168 hittle, jack g. — 135,136,176, 240 hoch, judith k. — 107,240 hoehn, william t. — 118,240 hoesel, sara e. — 169 hoffman, barbara j. — 138,165 hoffman, mark a. — 182 hoffman, michael I. — 182 holloway, Joseph j. — 187 holok, alexander v. — 81 holshouser, Judith a. — 166 honan, linda I. — 99,161,240 hood, dana f. — 174 hoogs, heather h. — 104,143, 155 hopkins, susan j. — 104,120 143,153 horine, jr. vinton f. — 240 horner, Joyce e. — 98,107 145,151,240 index — 279 graduation howard, margaret e. — 240 howell, lyn i. — 140 hoyt, jay wendell — 173 huber, lora j. — 140 huffman, harold d. — 81,184, 112 hughes, Steven a. — 178 hulett, pamela I. — 149 hunsberger, dermis e. — 123 hunt, norma b. — 240 hurd, leslie j. — -165 hurt, james michael — 184 huser, kathleen m. — 134,240 hutto, philip k. — 240 ide, dorothy e. — 240 imoberstag, irving f. — 178, 241 ingersoll, donna j. — 241 isaacs, monica a. — 119,241 isakson, rhonda i. — 136,149 isley, William I. — 184 jacks, susan k. — 102 Jacob, judy — 121 jaeger, Christine — 157 james, cathy — 116,157 james, suzanne — 157 jarrette, james c. — 101,178, 241 jason, paul m. — 178 jedrzejczyk, frank b. — 142 jefferis, Judith I. — 157,241 Jensen, susan d. — 102,107, 108,114,139,143,144,145 Johnson, arlene e. — 132 Johnson, beverly I. — 168 Johnson, deborah h. — 241 Johnson, cheryl I. — 241 Johnson, deborah — 131,158 Johnson, erik c. — 113,191 Johnson, karen q. — 241 Johnson, nancy e. — 138,149 Johnson, rebecca I. — 166 Johnson, Stephen m. — 188 Johnston, kristie a. — 104,106, 143,155 Jones, carol r. — 241 Jones, Christine a. — 143 jones, christena dee — 161 Jones, david e. — 118 jones, deborah a. — 143 jones, steven r. — 138,241 Joseph, deborah k. — 132,155 Joyce, michael r. — 241 judd, lawrence w. — 145 judd, sara j. — 102,262 judge, cheryl d. — 104,106,237 kahler, kenneth w. — 189 kaiser, albert f. — 241 kaiser, janet r. — 158 kammer, valetta — 149 kantrowitz, vivian — 242 kaplan, ellen m. — 166 kaplan, paul— 142,174,242 kaplan, robert s. — 242 kariolich, nora j. — 143,161 karn, ronald r. — 87 kasberg, claudia k. — 161 keating, patricia a. — 242 keeney, maryann — 110,126 kelly, mary ladner — 161 kendrick, gary g. — 191 kennedy, louise a. — 122,145, 165,242 kenney, howard J. — 174 kerkhof, kent h. — 123 key, michaele a. — 134,161 280 — index crowds indy 500 kienitz, dennis I. — 191 kilburn, kathleen a. — 50,143, 161 killin, james c. — 182 kimble, mary — 167 kimmerling, Jeffrey c. — 242 kimpel, thomas j. — 178 king, carol m. — 119,129, 158,242 king, Christine — 149 king, douglas b. — 138,179 kinley, sarah I. — 99,119,144, 145,242 kinne, susan elizabeth — 138, 153 kirn, jr. arthur w. — 81,142, 174 kirsch, robert p. — 181 kirschner, arnold a.— 81 kirst, Christie c. — 158 kirts, russell I. — 191 klegarth, Stephen m. — 174 kleiman, daniel j. — 135 klein, deborah s. — 138,166 klein, steve d. — 88 kleinfeld, frances n. — 38,164, 165 kleinschmidt, christyne — 125, 134,158,263,270 kletecka, Stanley j. — 189 kneese, charles g. — 242,244 knight, ryan m. — 103,126, 174 knisley, enola e. — 107,145, 242 koehler, andrew f. — 174 kolakoski, nadine — 165 kolb, kathleen e. — 139,149, 242 konkle, Steven w. — 174 konzelman, robert c. — 243 koontz, mary c. — 151 korb, martha — 158 korch, wayne p. — 187 koverman, donald f. — 191 kraus, fredrick j. — 100,243 krebs, warren d. — 103,128, 171 krischan, roger t. — 184 krol, ronald m. — 182 kruse, james a. — 191,243 kuc, russell g. — 81,182 kulesa, Christine m. — 104,165 kulka, david e. — 171 kunz, linda s. — 168 kurth, jr. richard f. — 128, 184,185 kwiek, cynthia m. — 243 labe, jr. paul e. — 118,243 lake, Christine m. — 158 lambrecht, roberta j. — 157, 243 lamparelli, richard r. — 171 landis, carolyn a. — 158 lang, carol I. — 153 lathrop, Janet e. — 121 latino, phyllis a. — 110,243 latshaw, kyle I. — 118 lautner, david m. — 184 lauver, dyanne a. — 166 law, debra k. — 155 lawrence, marcia a. — 157 lawson, II randall c. — 100, 107,176,243 layton, patricia a. — 51,153, 187 lazzaro, charles m. — 182 lebeau, craig f. — 243 lee, anita I. — 169 lee, susan s. k. — 157 leffel, susan 1.-118,166,243 leffler, james r. — 81 legg, elizabeth a. — 166 legrand, wm. m. — 142,263 leininger, sharon I. — 108,126, 138,143,149,243 leird, staley a. — 104 lejonstein, Catherine a. — 151 lenz, george francis — 140, 187 leonard, linda a. — 169 levin, paul b. — 189 levine, richard j. — 140 levys, allan p. — 243 lewis, george s. — 123 lewis, lawrence a. — 126,128, 189,244 Mil, james p. — 81 lilly, georgianna d. — 244 lindberg, roger a. — 140,244 lindborg, roxana — 139,169 link, jo a. — 244 liss, thomas a. — 182,244, 262,267 littman, joshua I. — 140,187 liu, willy w. — 191 locke, Catherine a. — 155 logan, gregory d. — 81,184 lombardo, Virginia e. — 102, 136,138,145,148,149 long, george m. — 123 long, steven patrick — 173 loomis, laurence marc — 140 lorentz, norbert a. — 191 lorenzen, beth a. — 122,168 lowrie, jr. frederic b. — 126, 178 lubchansky, david I. — 123 lucca, raoul — 22,142 lucas, jr. robert j. — 118,191 luckey, melinda p. — 165 ludeman, philip c. — 173 luken, margaret s. — 104,119, 143,149,264 lupoid, lyn I. — 244 lybrook, mary e. — 161 lynch, patricia I. — 244 mcbride, marilyn j. — 119,244 mccain, jean a.— 99,107,108, 126,129,145,244 mccarthy, marian e. — 245 mcclain, nancy s. — 159 mcclure, rebecca g. — 107 mcconnell, susan k. — 149 mccormick, delanne m. — 245 mccully, marcia m. — 165 mcdonald, jean I. — 119,158 mcdowell, kevin c. — 109 mcgee, evelyn a. — 106,121, 165 mcgrew, phyllis a. — 102,108, 126,143,149 mcintire, deborah d. — 157, 245 mckeehan, morton r. — 123, 188 mckinney, jr. e. myers — 191 mckinney, m. scott — 245 mckinstray, sharon e. — 157 mckown, Janet e. — 116,125, 139,158 mcclain, leslie a. — 104,168 butler has its own phi-hundred mclean, susan f. — 151 mcmahon, lynne m. — 155 mcmahon, james e. — 184 mcnamee, colleen m. — 137, 166 mcnulty, james f. — 191 mcvey, jean e. — 126,158 macdonald, laurie j. — 245 mackey, pamela m. — 263 macleod, bonnie j. — 166 macrie, Christine a. — 70 magiera, kathleen a. — 42,43, 145,158,245,271 magley, Virginia s. — 107,122, 145,245 mago, peter John — 140,191 mahler, terrill w. — 118,245 mahlke, kenneth e. — 245 mandula, michael j. — 174 mann, kermit e. — 118,245 mansfield, jodee — 151 manson, daniel e. — 104,171 manson, sarah e. — 99,136, 153,245 manz, j. ray — 174 mara, bruce m. — 104,171 marcattilio, anthony j. — 171 march, carl I. — 87,184 marcotte, steven h. — 184 marion, diane carol — 165 markowski, karen I. — 166 marling, sue e. — 155 marrs, richard g. — 123,245 marsh, John I. — 92,173 martin, donna k. — 161 martin, cherry I. — 104,158 martin, elaine j. — 166 martin, james I. — 187 martorana, John j. — 174 maschmeyer, kathy e. — 157 maschmeyer, steve e. — 246 mascoe, barbara I. — 120,126, 145,153,246 mason, honey a. — 50,169 mason, melanie a. — 246 mass, donald g. — 182 masouris, penelope j. — 151 mathis, russell e. — 123 matthey, deborah I. — 158 matthus, pamela a. — 132 matzner, lloyd w. — 140 mauterer, Christine a. — 158 mayer, robert — 246 mayer, russell j. — 246 mayhill, John t. — 178,246 mead, jane e. — 131,133,145, 151,246 meals, Jennifer — 129,153 medich, mary j. — 166 medve, eleanora e. — 149,246 meili, robert n. — 138 meistrich, howard s. — 187, 246 merritt, debra m. — 169 mertz, susan e. — 119,168, 246 meserve, jr. william a. — 246 metze, toni I. — 166 meyer, jane c. — 157,178,246 meyer, jeanette r. — 158 meyer, Jeffrey a. — 142,246 meyer, John m. — 103,126,174 miller, craig w. — 34.113,140 miller, deborah j. — 151 miller, gary r. — 184 miller, linda k. — 163 pot of gold seen at end of four year rainbow miller, tracey g. — 161 miller, thomas I. — 123 minneman, dianne I. — 70, 98,107,247 minney, deborah I. — 247 mitchell, marilyn I. — 247 mitchell, tekla m. — 247 mithoefer, mary e. — 164,247 mitsos, William t. — 174 mivec,margaret j. — 155 mobley, jon e. — 247 money, richard d. — 171 monk, helena r. — 247 montanye, susan g. — 168 montgomery, richard j. — 247 mooney, elaine d. — 143,166 moore, gary r. — 81,171 moore, sandra a. — 126,131, 143,157 moranz, thomas I. — 187 morgan, Judith I. — 151,248 morris, James t. — 81 morris, rennie b. — 70,149 morrison, bruce m. — 178 morrow, Christine m. — 161 morse, charles n. — 140,173 morton, patricia a. — 248 mosel, joanne r. — 153,248 moser, randall b. — 179 moss, I. r. — 248 motsch, marilyn j. — 149 muckerheide, lynn a. — 81, 184 mueller, david m. — 142 muffett, lee a. — 248 muir, karen I. — 161,248 mulay, gail e. — 70,151,180 mulford, vincent r. — 141,174 millis, linda k. — 138 mulrey, lucinda c. — 163 murdock, James e. — 171 murphy, thomas — 189 murphy, william f. — 138 myers, lloyd w. — 248 nagy, bruce a. — 109,140,248 nardini, kathleen m. — 155 nazzaro, John j. — 173 neagle, nancy c. — 151 neat, scott e. — 248 needham, mary a. — 153 neely, jeffery a. — 78,103,174 neff, joanne — 23,126,136, 137,158,159,249 nefouse, paul s. — 184 nelson, pamela j. — 117,126, 149 neumann, nancy m. — 71 newbold, cornelia e.- — 108, 113,114,117,140,248 newbold, william j. — 179 newell, jane a. — 249 newman, bonnie s.- — 153 nichol s, dennis p. — 249 nicholson, marilyn a. — 119, 249 niebergall, jerianne r. — 168 nielsen, todd a. — 136 niemeyer, mitsy h. — 132,267 niemeyer, John c. — 249,267 nienhuis, marc g. — 179 nixon, david e. — 100,249 noga, patricia a. — 167 nolan, daniel k. — 81,92,177 noil, marilyn s. — 108,145 norman, rebecca jane — 151 norris, Stephen k. — 76,77,90, 92,101,112,135,249,273 norris, william d. — 249 north, deborah I. — 104 norwalk, keith o. — 34,35,101, 178,249 nowakowski, margaret — 167 nugent, jr. terrence j. — 177 oakley, carol a. — 107,145, 151,249 oakley, william g. — 173,189 obryant, patricia I. — 161 offutt, ellen jann — 151 ogden, augusta I. — 137,167 opderbecke, carol j. — 153 the butler swim team wins top honors in the holcomb pond invitational. : orders, mary m. — 137 orelup, miriam k. — 138,153 orme, judith a. — 149 osborn, daniel e. — 179 osier, John r. — 187 ostrander, brinton — 184 ostrom, cecelia m. — 50,249 Oswald, mary k. — 168 otto, robert w. — 171 ours, gerald w. — 174 owen, donna j. — 70,120,133 owen, jack c. — 182 page, sandra I. — 161 pakes, Steven p. — 189 paisley, Joan — 168 papola, carol a. — 168 parker, maynard I. — 135, 249 patty, donna I. — 132,249 pearce, rebecca d. — 158 pearson, georgia I. — 155,178, 249,267 pearson, Joseph e. — 92,250 Peebles, John bryon — 174 pehoski, barry — 187 peiffer, donna j. — 153 perry, janice k. — 119 person, carolyn j. — 156,157 peterson, mark t. — 176 peterson, christiaan f. — 140, 161 peterson, michael a. — 174 petri, karen j. — 153 petty, Steven j. — 135,178 phariss, lu a. — 250 phariss, Stanley k. — 104,178 phelps, richard I. — 138,189 phillippe, jamene — 71,137, 157 pickard, rita I. — 131 Pickering, wayne e. — 135,142, 184,250 pickett, barbara a. — 149 pickett, patricia j. — 149 pietrusinski, ruth a. — 166 pietrusinski, marilyn — 132, 153,250 pike, darrell c. — 184 pistorino, susan e. — 168 pleiss, mary c. — 134 pollack, Jeffrey d. — 135,188 poole, bobbie jane — 168 poore, candace a. — 133,149, 204 popa, thomas m. — 81 poteet, Catherine j. — 134,163 pousardien, henri j. — 142 powell, alan r. — 123,250 powell, frederick e. — 177 powell, gregory b. — 174 powell, pamela a. — 161 powers, susan d. — 75,108, 113,114,157,268 prible, charles r. — 189 price, Stephen dennis — 191 priest, melanie s. — 108,140, 157,250 pringle, alexander d. — 173 pritchard ann c. — 165 pruitt, mark d. — 112,173 pullman, h. cydney — 137 pulver, cynthia d. — 104,168 putz, leon s. — 182,183,250, 273 qualey, bruce I. — 103,126, 128,178,262 rabinovitz, myron j. — 187,140 rabins, ann I. — 157 radecki, lawrence a. — 92,250 ramey, kenneth a. — 123,250 rardin, vicki lynn — 158 ray, william hillary — 184 reade, patricia m. — 167 reardon, michael e. — 112 rearick, michael carl — 174 record, william m. — 104,174 rector, paul t. — 251 redmon, rebecca I. — 149 reed, david b— 81,107,251 withered minds recline to recover from post-exam blahs. reed, richard a. — 81,82,112, 251 rehlander, lillie j. — 251 reising, Jeanne ann — 168 reiss, rebecca a. — 71,118, 120,161 rempe, katherine s. — 70,155 replogle, pamela j. — 99,107, 126,136,144,145,158,251 reynier, sandra k. — 169 reynolds, elizabeth s. — 161 rhodes, paul j. — 123,251 rich, david a. — 137,188 richardson, charles e. — 181 richardson, ronald g. — 178, 251 ridings, cynthia a. — 166 ridpath, mary ann — 133,149 riley, michael j. — 101,178,251 riley, susan p. — 161 ringham, paula a. — 107,167 rissman, marc — 75,100,107, 187,251,264 ritzill, charles w. — 103,171 rizk, michael g. — 140,251 roberts, bruce e. — 174 robinson, carol a. — 167 robinson, gary w. — 174 rockey, ronald I. — 191 roche, gail p. — 251 rodgers, sarah ann — 168 rodrigues, leta I. — 166 roessing, ellen s. — 70,149 rogers, barbara k. — 252 rogers, douglas e. — 173,252 rogliano, joan m. — 155 roland, paul e. — 123 rosen, ellen c. — 167 ross, deborah j. — 164 rothauser, gerald j. — 140 rothert, jane e. — 166 rudolph, g. keith— 118,252 rudolph, reda r. — 165 rudolph, steven r. — 118 rudzinski, michael j. — 181 rudzinski, waiter w. — 134,182 rueffer, karen a. — 164 ruff, janice k. — 151,252 ruklic, jay scott — 179 runge, cathy I. — 143,149,252 ruppel, william j. — 252 russell, donald r. — 123 ryan, rebecca — 161 rykovich, thomas g. — 81, 182,252 ryon, naomi — 155 salbach, shannon I. — 132, 155,252 saltus, ' ralph — 184,252 sanchis, marcia h. — 252 sandstrom, karen k. — 99,136, 165,252 sanford, david I. — 136,176 sandquist, lynda s. — 70,131 sargent, gregg I. — 176 sautter, janet I. — 166 saunders, susan e. — 98,107, 145,252 savage, linda d. — 98,108,131, 145,149,253 saylors, jack v. — 182,253 scales, william david — 188 scanlan, daniel I. — 140 schaal, cynthia a. — 155,178, 253 schadek, peter Joseph — 253 schaefer, margaret a. — 167 schamel, cynthia h. — 107,149 schatz, randee s. — 108,151 schaubel, wendy g. — 75,157, 264 scheidegg, sandra g. — 121 scheidt, cathy a. — 138 scheuring, paul w. — 140 the morning after finds bud cooling his heels. schiffman, steven m. — 140 schilling, joel k. — 171,253 schmitz, harold j. — 81 schmitz, Julie — 166,169 Schneider, gail I. — 107,153 schnelle, catha j. — 158 schrader, Stephen c. — 188 schroeder, robert e. — 90,92, 94,112,174 schubert, kathryn m. — 137, 169 schuckers, Sharon I. — 137, 157 schulte, jr. John j. — 135,253 schulte, ronald I. — 253 schumaker, teresa I. — 122, 143 Schwartz, elise — 169 scott, William r. — 179 seal, John e. — 92,93,112,253 sears, deborah d. — 168 sears, lois e. — 253 seay, susan lloyd — 157 secrest, steven w. — 138,171, 266 seger, randall j. — 81 seghetti, Joanne m. — 161 serafin, John r. — 138,173 seskin, ronald m. — 187 severin, Julie a. — 253 Shackelford, gordon e. — 104, 135,178 Shackelford, linda k. — 254 shafer, rick e. — 187 Shaffer, greg thomas — 179 shanower, wade a. — 135 Shapiro, Sandra s. — 168 sharpe, earnest g. — 107,177, 254 shaughnessy, patricia a. — 166 shepherd, II william i. — 92, 95,184,273 sheriff, thomas h. — 176 short, steven thomas — 254 shute, patricia j. — 155 siegel, daniel j. — 134,191,254 silberman, marc d. — 187 silbey, lucia m. — 166 simonson, elizabeth c. — 169 Simpson, mary e. — 166 sisson, karilyn j. — 168 sitman, richard — 191 skelton, mary m. — 132,149 skroch, thomas w. — 254 slaughter, Charles j. — 254 sloan, steven m. — 88,189 smego, jr. John t. — 123,254 ley, ephraim — 81 th, allyson k. — 158,254 th, betty j. — 166 th, debe s.— 119,145 th, david f. — 140 th, franklin d. — 126 th, harold e.— 106,189 th, h. eric — 263 th, kathleen s. — 169 th, mary I. — 161 smith, Oliver m. — 103,173 smith, sonya t. — 122 smitha, michael lee — 184 smithson, franchon m. — 142, 184 snellenberger, mary b. — 107, 151 snively, fred morris — -184 snyder, rosanne f. — 136,254 sori, patricia e. — 25,151 soucek, sandra m. — 104,106, 143,157 souder, roberta a. — 70,102, 120 soukup, richard a. — 184 spann, Catherine s. — 24 sparks, denis lyn — 174 sparks, marilyn — 70 speicher, anne m. — 138,153 spencer, karen jane — 166 spencer, ruth — 158,102,125 spencer, thomas r. — 140 sperry, abigail m. — 131,134, 254 spinelli, gary r. — 184 spooner, frederick h. — 266 squiller, gil — 123,254 srader, betsey a. — 126 staller, james d. — 174 stanforth, william b. — 104, 171 Stanley, ross a. — 100,254 stassin, Jennifer — 166 states, alice t. — 122,255 states, larry e. — 123 stayton, barbara c. — 255 stedfeld, lucinda a. — 158 stefanciosa, norma s. — 255 stencel, donna m. — 119,151 stephanoff, steven p. — 100, 255 stephany, linda j. — 153 Stephens, dean j. — 188 Stewart, carolyn a. — 158 Stewart, katherine a. — 159 Stewart, kathryn s. — 144,145 Stewart, robert s. — 178 still, james w. — 191 Stinnett, lana k. — 168 stone, rita m. — 120,255 stoops, james r. — 255 stout, Catharine m. — 157 stover, gary g. — 255 stowe, heather s. — 168 strain, julianne — 153,179 Strickland, barbara e. — 149 strykul, kathy j. — 158 stults, margo I. — 161,255 sturgeon, Constance w. — 153 sturm, Christine a. — 157 stump, paula k. — 151 sturtevant, wayne a. — 142 sughrue, thomas m. — 136, 176 sulteen, deborah j. — 255 summers, Stephen d. — 104, 126,176 swanson, John t. — 136,176 swartz, jerry w. — 123,255 swindler, mary m. — 155 taber, james h. — 188 tamulonis, peter g. — 106, 128,136,176 taylor, carol — 161 taylor, leslie c. — 119 taylor, louis e. — 174 teckenbrock, robert s. — 88 tegarden, mary j. — 157 teipen, janice I. — 111,166, 256 ten eyck, leslie a. — 161 terry, marilena r. — 157 teriwilliger, John d. — 182,256 tevlin, michael j. — 187 tharp, louis c. — 174 thatcher, robert f. — 71 thiesfeld, f. Jeffrey — 184 thomas, John m. — 188 thompson, curtis c. — 78,135, 188,256 thompson, sarah j. — 149,256 thompson, tommy keith — 182 thurston, richard d. — 178 tilney, jean w. — 143,153 tilton, Judith a. — 168 timmermeister, kay I. — 126, 153 tinder, edward j. — 81 titus, jane a. — 134,162,163 tjomsland, susan c. — 149 tobin, John t. — 142 todd, deborah e. — 131,151 todd, william h. — 174 tomamichel, kathryn a. — 120, 256 tomlinson, donna p. — 256 toner, david j. — 81 tsaros, jonell I. — 168 trester, ross r. — 178 tribbett, donald j. — 184 trimble, Judith I. — 256 trinka, carrie m. — 137 truax, vicki j. — 149 turley, sandra j. — 169 utter, Judith a. — 136,161 vaillancourt, david a. — 187 valle, nicholas p. — 37,179 vance, rebecca a. — 126 vander weele, barry h. — 142 van drake, vance v. — 171 van koughnett, leslie s. — 155 van maaren, henry s.— 88 van ness, jon n. — 256 vaughn, susan I. — 256 vavul, diane— 134,136,137, 256 veatch, Joyce e. — 256 venturella, Joseph a. — 256 ver bryck, marcia j. — 143,257 vicari, georgianne m. — 257 viktora, elizabeth a. — 169 villanella, linda rose — 169 vitale, richard — 128,141,257 vogler, robert carl — 142 voltmer, kathryn a. — 257 vorick, Jeffrey r. — 267 vryn, nancy j. — 257 wade, margery g. — 126,155 wadyka, david p. — 142,181, 257 wagner, ruby gay — 167 wagner, jr. wayne r. — 174 waldon, John k. — 187 walker, jane a. — 121 walker, jill a. — 149,257 walker, nancy I. — 167 relaxation helps in getting life back into prospective. 284 — index walker, pamela k. — 108,134, 157,257 Wallace, James s. — 81 wallenstein, martin a. — 136, 176 walsman, robert r. — 112,123 walsman, thomas p. — 81 waiters, Stephanie a. — 116, 131,157 waiters, Steven k. — 111,182 wampler, John r. — 181,257 ward, kathryn s. — 153 warren, charles r. — 184 watson, louis m. — 92,112 weber, gary e. — 171 weber, susan e. — 157 webb, gail a. — 122 webb, William d. — 140 weber, ann b. — 143,157 webber, brian r. — 142,173 258 weber, louis — 180,258 weber, mary e. — 258 webster, patricia a. — 138,153, 258 weddell, brenda I. — 104,166 weddle, carol j. — 104,107 weeks, ronald d. — 188 weil, ann — 169 weinar, paul arthur — 191 welch, jodi I. — 121 wesley, jack a. — 142,188 westerfield, mary I. — 258 westfall, deborah e. — 102,149 weyrich, gerald John — 173 wheeler, nancy a. — 117,126, 157 white, david I. — 187 white, raymond j. Ill — 140 white, susan m. — 132,155 wickliffe, robert d. — 187 wiles, debra s. — 138 wiley, gerry robert — 118 wilhelm, pamela jane — 24, 161 Williams, betty louise — 149 Williams, carolyn jean — 169 Williams, James — 258 Williams, janet — 143,158 Williams, mark s. — 145,177, 258 Williams, michael w. — 189 Williams, ted e. — 184,103 Williams, william h. — 258 wills, thomas m. — 174,258 wilson, david I. — 180 Wilson, lynda I. — 126,132, 143,157,258 wilson, mary k. — 258 wine, thomas a. — 171 winks, Christopher t. — 188 winslow, kenneth c. — 188,191 wirthwein, susan k. — 125,158 wise, kathleen a. — 149 Wiseman, nancy j. — 119 witt, deborah c. — 70 wittmann, Christine a. — 155 wocherfeng, paula j. — 137,157 wojck, Dan — 259 wolf, ronald L. — 171 wolf, robert John — 137,191 wolthausen, shari I. — 157 womer, david — 188 wong, edward — 191 wood, lauren j. — 151 woodfill, susan j. — 131,133, 151 woolfolk, gerald a. — 77,112, 177 wooten, deborah I. — 244 worrell, barbara a. — 163,259 worrell, patricia I. — 134,143, 162,163 worthington, sandra j. — 98, 134,145,151,259 wright, james h. — 259 wright, lonnie a. — 86,182 wright, michael c. — 259 wright, patricia j. — 99,161, 259 wulffleff, susan j. — 113,157 yablonski, denise m. — 168 yaggi, jr. robert a. — 259 yates, Jill c. — 143,155 yates, thomas r. — 174 yearsich, george g. — 81,104, 112,171 yeoman, donald r. — 135,188, 259 yetman, william j. — 178 yocum, jr. robert e. — 181 york, noble r. — 81 yoshioka, alan y. — 259 youmans, robert b. — 138,174 young, cheryl a. — 158 young, Jacqueline a. — 168 young, mary a. — 40,41,75, 108,126,143,259 yuengert, laura a. — 132,259 zahn, cheryl n. — 120 zalud, nancy a. — 104,158 zeeb, robert t. — 113,179 zell, Steven d. — 259 zerfas, rebecca ann — 163 ziegler, John e. — 106,191 zinn, gregory a. — 174 zodorozny, teresa m. — 169 zook, kathleen — 165 zukel, Joanne — 178 controversial leftovers whet student appetites alright, you guys, we will sing the butler warsong! over the river and through the woods, to lilly hall we go . . faculty index adkins, thomas — 210 aerne, andre — 210 aldrich, elide — 199 amend, victor e. — 216 anderson, gary w. — 206 andry, e. robert — 216 arbogast, f. e— 198 ario, lois b. (mrs.) — 216 baetzhold, howard — 216 barron, John b. — 202 beck, sally (mrs.) — 216 berger, James e. — 225 berry, james w. — 216 bessey, william h. — 216 best, John w. — 206 beyer, werner w. — 216 boop, roger w. — 206 brigham, nelson a. — 216 cassell, richard a. — 217 cauger, richard e. — 217 cawthorne, raymond e. — 197 cecil, david r. — 217 chenoweth, gene — 197 chorun, Joseph — 202 chotlos, bay i. — 217 dark, Clyde I, — 217 dark, gordon h. — 217 eolbert, John — 210 coleman, paul r. — 206 comfort, george o. — 217 cooley, norman e. — 225 cooper, frank — 210 Crawford, thomas e. — 202 cripe, nicholas m. — 217 daniell, david I. — 217 dawn, william s. — 202 dixon, h. marshall — 217 doerr, dale w. — 225 dunlap, Joseph — 217 durflinger, elizabeth (mrs.) — 217 eaton, jack I. — 210 ehlert, Jackson k. — 210 farber, milton — 218 farrell, Jeremiah p. — 218 fields, r. joanne (miss) — 218 fine, irving — 218 geib, george — 218 gilpin, r. crafton — 218 gladden, raymond — 196 gour, betty (miss) — 210 graf, frederic — 218 graham, cary — 218 greenburg, barbara (mrs.) — 206 gustafson, lorraine (miss) — 218 guyer, richard — 206 haddox, benjamin — 218 hamilton, xandra (miss) — 206 hannaford, richard g. — 219 harper, ann (mrs.) — 210 hart, hazel (miss) — 206 hauss, james — 207 hedden, frank b. — 206 henzie, Charles — 211 hepler, j. william — 219 hiatt, vergil e. — 219 hinkle, paul d. — 207 hoffman, george — 219 horvath, janos — 202 howard, william I. — 207 hyde, monique (mrs.) — 219 ismail, badr — 202 jessup, florence (mrs.) — 219 job, julene (mrs.) — 219 Johnson, harold — 211 jones, lucile (miss) — 211 kaplan, henriette (mrs.) — 206 kaufman, karl I. — 225 kilsheiner, Sidney — 219 koehrn, fred w. — 211 land, william t. — 219 lewis, jane (miss) — 198 lindberg, arthur — 197 lindholm, james — 211 lobb, barry I. — 219 lowry, murrill — 220 lyons, Stanley — 207 mccampbell, Virginia (miss) —207 mack, joan marie (miss) — 211 martin, richard — 220 marz, roy — 220 minassian, donald — 220 mocas, christo — 197 moore, nancy — 220 morrison, t. Joseph — 220 mulholland, james — 211 nichols, archie j. — 202 nygaard, Joseph — 206 Osgood, david — 220 osborne, richard — 211 owen, william — 202 paddock, harriet (miss) — 202 paxcia, Vincent — 212 pelton, John — 220 phariss, florence (mrs.) — 220 phillippe, james — 212 porter, sara (mrs.) — 220 poulimas, constantine — 212 quinney, paul — 221 ramey, mary e. (mrs.) — 221 reisinger, francis — 221 rhoades, thomas — 196 rice, george — 221 roberts, david — 202 rooker, james — 207 rosenberger, ned — 212 rowe, edward j. — 225 rowlette, robert — 221 schiff, paul — 225 schreiber, ruth (mrs.) — 200 schwomeyer, herbert — 198 shane, james f. — 209 shane, theodore — 221 shanklin, henry III — 221 shaughnessy, edward — 221 shaw, margaret (miss) — 225 silver, david — 216 silvers, Stuart — 207 smith, John h. — 221 stanton, esther (mrs.) — 221 Stewart, paul — 199 stokan, david — 212 swartz, howard — 225 sweet, james — 207 swenson, h. raymond — 202 Sylvester, william — 207 thornbrouhg, emma lou ( miss) — 222 usher, roland — 222 verdak, george — 212 vesper, nicholas — 222 waller, george m. — 222 webster, rex — 222 wiley, jackson b. — 212 willey, thomas — 222 wohler, wilma (miss) — 222 wolf, william d. — 222 woodruff, burrton — 222 yates, willard — 222 2S6 — index if tuition goes up one more time, i ' ll break your arm! mmm this is the dawning of a new era. the proliferation of long hair, beads, fringed suede jackets, and maxi- coats marked the collegiate scene, but most important was the intellec- tual renaissance; new young blood thrived on universal peace and love, students infiltrated the ghettos, met with university deans, and coordi- nated national moratoriums in order to obtain an understanding between man and all men. butler, though only molecular in the relative scheme of the universe, was also caught up in the new stream of thought . . . the age of aquarius. san angelo. 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