Indiana University - Arbutus Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 484 of the 1962 volume:

BOO© $ 14.98 MALI r-n- L+ L c My- 3 1962 ARBUTU. INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON, INDIANA ■m- k A quarter of a century is a long time. Long enough for a man to go through college, raise a family, and even start his son or daughter through college. As a matter of fact, some of the members of President Wells ' last freshman class have parents who were part of his first freshman class. Within this span of time, a great many things have happened to Indi- ana University. Physically, academ- ically, and culturally, I. U. has im- proved and expanded. In June, 1937, a map of the whole University at Bloomington could be included with room to spare on one page of the University catalogue. To- day, the Bloomington campus can not be completely shown even on a double page spread. Beginning with the present Business and Education Buildings and the Auditorium, and continuing through the recently com- pleted Geology Building and the Fine Arts and Radio and Television Build- ing, Indiana University has been en- gaged in a constant program of con- struction and renovation on the Bloomington campus. Similarly, the number, size, and distribution of I. U. extension centers has also expanded. Under the guidance of President Wells, the University has made just as rapid strides in its academic as- pects. Since 1937, many new depart- ments and subjects have been added to the total curriculum. Compara- tive literature, library science, addi- tional physical and applied sciences, Herman B Wells— A Quarter-Century at I. U. and more languages have become an established part of the University. Coupled with this has been a shift in emphasis from a program of purely West European studies to one more world-wide in scope, making Indiana University truly international in scope. The University ' s facilities and op- portunities for research have become some of the best in the nation. Even more important has been the develop- ment of an atmosphere particularly favorable to research and innovation. It is perhaps this special atmos- phere which has induced so many out- standing professors to join the I. U. faculty. Since 1953 the most out- standing of these men have been given further recognition by the es- tablishment of the Distinguished Service Professorship list. In the sci- ences, men such as Hermann J. Mul- ler (a 1946 Nobel Prize winner and recipient in 1955 of the Kimber Ge- netics Award ) , Tracy Sonneborn, and Ralph Cleland have extended I. U. ' s fame around the world. In English and government, there have been outstanding professors like Herbert J. Muller, John Moore, Wil- liam Parker, and C. S. Hyneman. Other Distinguished Service Profes- sorships have been named in mathe- matics, economics, medicine, law, and speech and theatre. But a university is not merely a place for faculty research; it also has a high obligation to prepare its stu- dents for their futures, both in their chosen professions and in their per- sonal lives. To help both the student and the University in this great un- dertaking, President Wells led the development of the present system of counseling and guidance programs, other programs for student health and hospitalization, and still others for student employment. The past 25 years have also seen the inauguration of the Auditorium and Celebrity Series, Little Theatre productions, Pop Concerts, special convocations, and increased presenta- tions of operas, concerts, and recitals by the School of Music. President Wells and his corps of many able assistants during the last 25 years have indeed built a great university. I. U. is fortunate that President Wells is not leaving the University entirely; but that as Presi- dent of the I. U. Foundation, he will continue to serve and help lead the University towards ever greater achievement in the coming years. Profile of ' fe. ti University i V table of contents administration 32 narrative queens stage productions communications seniors sports organized residence independent residence organizations 396 acknowledgments 464 index 465 82 150 162 172 186 240 280 340 DEMONSTRATION IS OUT SHELTER % £ fcjCPM OOOPM i !■ Sf| _ il f !p% -A L H l fr ... ' | ? W ' A hos -.  [ - r S,- - I I •A Astronaut John Glenn made U. S. history with his orbital flight, but six Shelternauts made I. U tory with their week s stay in a fallout shelter. and civil defense his- Local recording artists, a new beat, and the drive to be uninhibited cultivated the twist craze. 1961-1962 ... an orange class card ... a foot- ball game ... a dance ... a grade- report ... a repeat second semester — and then, tassels proudly swaying in the breeze tacked on a mortar board. A year ' s history . . . history of a midwestern university so like other institutions of its size, yet so different in the story it has to tell. T T 7 ATER, two parts hydrogen, one part oxygen ... it trickled green as 1 1 someone celebrated St. Patrick ' s Day at the expense of the Jordan River ... it gushed from fire hoses in the Auditorium as the curtains caught fire ... it gurgled from dolphins as a man-made Venus came to life in the center of culture . . . and it splashed as the swimming team added victory after victory to its ever-expanding collection. X Y OMPETITION, an age-old gleam directing eyes toward a world of ■ unfought wars and peaceless arbitrations ... it sent the Peace Corps — scurrying abroad ... it called classmates into the service of their coun- try .. . it followed an American astronaut into space, and it watched curiously as I. U. ' s shelternauts emerged from a week ' s confinement in a fallout shelter . . . it bounced along the highway as fraternity men dribbled a basketball to Purdue . . . and for a fleeting moment, it seemed rewarding — until the student realized his high cumulative average was based on the 4.0 system. TRADITION, changeable as the weather, fell into decay as Alpha Hall bowed gracefully in the face of progress ... it was altered as I. U. stu- dents realigned their political beliefs . . . only the future can tell what tradition has been built. f ADNESS, never wanted yet somehow always accepted ... it covered the . campus as Purdue returned to Lafayette with the Old Oaken Bucket . . . - , it was mixed with gay laughter as faculty members presented a boress play to honor a retiring president ... it stood next to tragedy as a basketball player returned to school in a wheelchair — and as two spelunkers drowned in a cave in southern Indiana. 1961-1962 . . . Indiana University . . . The story . . . The hands shake . . . a battle to produce a champion, But the battle is not won until the hands shake again. The AOPi Pirates pit themselves against the senior varsity athletes in a basketball game. Lending his support to the Fightin ' Hoosiers is mascot Ox. National Intercollegiate Coed Billiard Champ Ann Sid- lauskas keeps up on her game at the IMU billiard room. A constructive channel for intellectual activity was the Campus Quiz Bowl. I. U. KDR ' s braved the elements to promote school spirit as they dribbled a basketball to West Lafayette prior to the first I. U. -Purdue match. 10 With a mighty Heave Ho, resi- dents of MRC fought a tug of war across the Jordan. 11 After many years of service first as the original women ' s dormitory and then as the office space for the HPER School, Alpha Hall gracefully bows in the face of progress. The old and the new— an endless cycle of altered traditions 12 Work on the new chemistry annex, a com- panion tor Ballantine Hall, was begun. I «, jit It ' s nice to have new quarters, but oh that moving New classrooms are accompanied by expanding dormitory facilities, day. Dedicated this year, the new HPER building is now in full use. r 13 These hands hold the keys of survival— for them the door to life is half unlocked. 14 — 15 And the blood of history shall run diluted through the veins of man today. 18 ■ L All will search the worth of life, hut who can count the falling snow? riS ? ▼- _-• fts ' ' J y - ' . 5ivfc v A magic hand touches the campus and one feels lost in the splendor of a winter world. Solitude walks softly bat leaves the deepest footprint . . . k • ' -V 20 ■ V ■;- . ' - ft ' . ' V.y J V In the middle of campus, a place to pause and think. 21 I A perfect memory here displayed; thoughts unburdened; notes in perfect pitch 22 _ 24 Only the mind has the power to shake the world of dormancy Nurses capping — an eventful step on the road to a life dedicated to working for others ' 1 . HHHmHL j m --_-— B • L m iH And the cows roamed our campus one day. New students learned why it ' s called the Melon Mess. 26 I 27 • .ZJ m i i fcVil 28 29 MB HI BmMH HSHM A cycle of dreams turned by perseverance: every spoke will beat the rim; each turn gets longer 30 N« r 31 . If variety is the spice, Td rather he unseasoned! ' mj m m I , The natives adapt to the Monsoon season. 32 . . . and furthermore, my business law prof, said specifically that public usage of public streets is guaranteed to all citizens . . . So that ' s what they call fine art! _ 34 In today ' s world how could one operate without The Machinery? to the click of the clock, to the hum of an engine it goes round . . . the never ceasing dum. duni, duni, the constant thudding . . . The best working engine is not man made hut made of man: The Machinery . . . 35 3 LEFT TO RIGHT: Willis Hickam, Stewart Riley, Mrs. Mary Rieman Maurer, Robert F. McCrea, Fenwick T. Reed, Merrill S. Davis, Donald C. Danielson, Roy C. Thomas. (Not pictured, C. Walter McCarty.) Board of Trustees Buys, Sells I. U. Real Estate As the chief governing body of Indiana University, the Board of Trustees has the responsibility of buying and selling real estate, making decisions on rules con- cerning student and faculty safety, and appointing non- academic personnel. Under the leadership of Fenwick T. Reed, who was appointed as secretary of the board in 1951, the present concern of the board is in future planning for the expansion of the University. Composed of eight members elected for three-year terms, the board was set up in a statute of the state legislature in 1 852. By this act, the board was to consist of 11 members; it was amended to the present eight in 1855. Another stipulation was added in 1931, stating that the board should consist of three alumni members and five members elected from the State Hoard of Education, subject to the Governor ' s approval. 36 SEATED (left to right): Ralph L. Collins, Leo C. Fay, Smith Higgins, David F. Mitchell. Charles J. Vitaliano, Wilfred C. Bain, John W. Ashton. STANDING: Charles L. Howell, John P. Brogneaux, Robert H. Shaffer, Ralph E. Broyles, C. Leonard Lundin, Robert B. Failey, Markham C. Wakefield, Eberhard Reichmann, John P. Lewis, Robert W. Richcy, Philip D. Apple- man, Gerald O. Haffner, Leon H. Wallace. Henry B. Veatch, Arthur M. Weimer, J. Jeffery Auer, Karl F. Schuessler. Facility Council Studies Housing Situation Non-University housing, University-sponsored activi- ties, and civil defense preparations on campus were subjects studied extensively by the Faculty Council this year. The council also reviewed the I. U. Bookstore and policy taken on students called into military service. Presently a council committee is studying loyalty oaths for foreign students studying at I. U. President Wells, Vice-Presidents John W. Ashton and Ralph L. Collins, and the deans of the nine schools comprise the 13 permanent members of the council. The remaining 20 members are elected for two-year terms by the entire faculty at Bloomington, the Medical Center, and other University Centers. Elections are staggered so that ten new members are admitted to the council each year. No faculty member may serve more than two terms on the council. 37 Soon to be President Emeritus, Herman B Wells takes his place alongside other I. V. greats such as William Lowe Bryan. 38 Presidents Office The President ' s Office will see some new faces next year, not only as a result of the retirement of President Herman B Wells, but also with the retirement of his assistant for the last several years, A. Peter Fraenkel. Mr. Fraenkel left in March to take a position with the Ford Foundation. One of several persons who worked to establish the Peace Corps on a national basis, Mr. Fraenkel also worked to create interest in the project among Indiana University students. Through President Wells, the administrative head of the University, the policies of the Board of Trustees are put into effect. Under his leadership over the last 25 years, Indiana University has expanded both physically and academically. Many buildings have been construct- ed or enlarged, and the range of courses available to students has been greatly increased. President Wells will assume the directorship of the I. U. Foundation when his retirement goes into effect in June, 1962. Mrs. Catherine Royer, secretary to the president A. Peter Fraenkel, assistant to the President, resigned in March to take a position with the Ford Foundation. 39 A chair and a desk . . . symbols of an era soon to be changed with the retirement of President Her nan B Wells. Who will occupy them in the fu- ture? At the time of this books pub- lication, the Indiana University Board of Trustees is still deliberat- ing on the selection of a new presi- dent. Perhaps by the time this is read, a new president will have been named. Should the next 25 years bring as much to the University as the last have, the new president may some day vacate his desk and chair with the same dignity and pride as our beloved Dr. Wel ls. 40 m != i i Dean Samuel E. Braden Vice-President and Dean for Undergraduate Development The Division of Undergraduate Development was established in 1959 under Samuel E. Braden, its first and only dean. The purpose of this division is to foster improvement in all aspects of the University ' s undergraduate program: in the preparation of enter- ing students, study conditions and academic atmosphere throughout the campus, the educational aspects of campus activities, curriculum, and the faculty and fa- cilities that help students learn. Engaged in carrying out these purposes are the various offices in the division, the Junior Division, the istrar ' s office, the Office of the- Dean of Students, the Health ( ' .enter, the Honors Program, and the Office of Women ' s Educational Programs. Equally important are the deans and faculties of the undergraduate schools, for whose activities the Office of Undergradu- ate Development has an advisory relationship. 42 Recent developments illustrate the work of this division. Incoming freshmen will meet new dead- lines for applying for admission in 1962, and new standards of preparation for 1961. In that year, all freshmen will have completed a college preparatory curriculum and, by class standing or test scores, will have demonstrated their willingness and ability to do college work. As a part of a move to revamp the record keeping and grade processing in the Registrar ' s Office, the University changed from a three point A to a four point A in October. This move eliminates the need to subtract points tor an F and simplifies the change ovei to greater efficiency in keeping records. The- Honors Program has been greatly expanded and is now housed in its own suite of offices and study rooms in the east wing of the Student Building. Dean John W. Ashton Vice-President for Graduate Development and Dean of the Graduate School Indiana University ' s Graduate School is growing at a faster rate than any other school on campus, with an increasing proportion of these graduate students seeking doctoral degrees. Surpassing all previous rec- ords, the Graduate School enrollment for the fall semester of 1961 was 2,030. Ranked today as one of the top 22 graduate schools in the United States, the I. U. Graduate School is directed by John W. Ashton, Vice-President for Grad- uate Development and Dean of the Graduate School. The chief responsibility of the Division of Graduate Development is to counsel graduate students by dis- cussing course changes, new curricul a, and programs of study. The division works closely with Dean Ash- ton and his staff to co-ordinate graduate programing. The Graduate School was formally initiated at In- diana University in 1904; the office of dean was created four years later. Dean Ashton has served Indiana Uni- versity for 16 years, the past four at his present position as Dean of the Graduate School, and the previous 12 as Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. 43 Joseph A. Franklin, Vice-President and Treasurer Vice-President and Treasurer Selling concessions and erecting multi-million dollar buildings are representative of the wide range of func- tions administered by the Indiana University business offices. Headed by Joseph A. Franklin, Vice-President and Treasurer, the business offices manage the Univer- sity ' s overall budget after it has been approved by the Board of Trustees. Included in the office ' s overall administration of financial affairs are the construction and maintenance of all campus buildings, real estate transactions, the Indiana Memorial Union, the University printing plant, and the Ticket Office. Also under the office ' s control are funds and grants for research. Indiana University is financed through state support, general University income, student fees, gifts, and grants, and the business offices must tabulate and ac- count for all tins money. 44 Dean Ralph L. Collins Vice-President and Dean of Faculties Established in 1940, the Office of the Dean of Facul- ties serves as a channel from the academic divisions to the President and the Board of Trustees. Under the direction of Ralph L. Collins, who became Vice-Presi- dent and Dean of Faculties in 1959, the office super- vises all faculty and personnel associated with Indiana University and the I. U. Centers. Among the office ' s main responsibilities in connec- tion with academic personnel are making faculty ap- pointments, making faculty promotions and salary in- creases, and planning detailed budgets with the deans of the various schools. Working with committees on campus such as space assignment, academic equipment, improvement of teaching, and schedule of classes adds to the office ' s responsibilities. The Office of the Dean of Faculties also represents Indiana University in such organizations as the Com- mittee for Institutional Co-operation of Big Ten Uni- versities and the Commission on Colleges and Univer- sities of the North Central Conference. 45 r f ffr Four Faculty Members Named Distinguished Service Professors Indiana University ' s highest honor to a faculty mem- ber, Distinguished Service Professor, was given in 1961- 1962 to Hubert C. Heffner, Charles S. Hyneman, Rob- ert C. Turner, and Henry B. Veatch. Dr. Heffner, speech and theatre, was previously asso- ciated with Stanford University as head of the depart- ment of speech and drama. A member of the famed Author ' s Club of London, he has written A Guide for the Director of Amateur Plays. Dr. Hyneman, government, has a distinguished rec- ord of service to the national government, including assistance in the Bureau of the Budget, office of Provost Marshal General, and the FCC. His publications include Bureaucracy in a Democracy. One of the country ' s outstanding economists, Dr. Turner, business ecomonics and public policy, was granted leave from I. U. to serve as assistant director of budget in 1961. He has served as economic adviser to the White House and on President Truman ' s Council of Economic Advisers. A native Hoosier, Dr. Veatch, philosophy, received the first Frederic Bachman Lieber Award for Distin- guished Teaching in 1954 and received the Sigma Delta Chi Brown Derby as the most popular professor at I. U. in 1952. He has published Intentional Logic. TOP TO BOTTOM: Henry B. Veatch, Hubert C. Heffner, Robert C. Turner, Charles S. Hyneman. At Founders ' Day ceremonies, several faculty members and graduate asssitants received awards for outstanding teaching. Four Administrators and Faculty Members Die Four distinguished Indiana University administrators and faculty members died during 1961-1962. Dr. Wendell W. Wright, former Vice-President and Dean of the School of Education, became a member of the University faculty in 1925. Dr. Wright was appointed Dean of the Junior Division in 1942, Edu- cation in 19-46, and Vice-President in 1952. He re- tired in 1959. Former Dean of the School of Medicine, Dr. Willis D. Gatch has been called Indiana ' s foremost surgeon. From 1931 to 1946 Dr. Gatch directed both the Indi- anapolis and Bloomington medical divisions. Recipient of the Frederic Bachman Lieber Award for distinguished teaching in 1961, Dr. Marjorie P. Phillips had been honored nationally for her work in women ' s physical education. She joined the I. U. fac- ulty in 1941. Dr. Richard L. Webb served as chairman of the Department of Anatomy from 1948 to 1958. His re- search on regulation of blood flow through microscopic blood vessels brought him national notice. TOP TO BOTTOM: Dr. Marjorie P. Phillips, Dr. Willis D. Gatch, Dr. Richard Webb. Dean Wendell W. Wright 47 University Center Directors Smith Higgins, Dean of Extensions lffjl§i 5a l. u l i ! £ 1 ! i |,u CAL ' ' S„,H C JUL Tm « D,c 20 Rum BOOKSTORE mm STUDEHT COUH Tmubu, Mb 4S TOP ROW (left to right): Robert N. Huff, Director of the Earlham College- Indiana University Center, and Ralph E. Broyles, Director of the Fort Wayne Center. SECOND ROW: John C. Buh- ner, Director of the Gary Center, and Virgil Hunt, Director of the Indianap- olis Center. THIRD ROW: Victor M. Bogle, Director of the Kokomo Center, and Jack J. Detzler, Director of the South Bend-Mishawaka Center. BOT- TOM ROW: Byron F. Laird, Director of the Southeastern Center, and J. How- ard Hill, Director of the Vincennes Center. University Centers Provide Off-Campm A grove of maples provide a shady frame for one of the buildings at the Kokomo Center. Educational Opportunities in Every Section of State Indiana University Centers offer educational opportunities to students in every section of the state. At pres- ent there are centers at Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, East Chicago, South Bend-Mishawaka, Kokomo, and Gary. In addition, there are two co- operative centers, one with Earlham College at Richmond and the other at Vincennes in co-operation with Vincennes University. A Blooming- ton Center conducts classes in nearby towns and offers graduate programs in education and health, physical ed- ucation, and recreation at Evansville College. The first extension program was established at the Downtown Center in Indianapolis in 1916. In addition to the usual courses offered at exten- sion centers, the Downtown Center provides liberal arts courses for fresh- man nursing students of Marion County General Hospital and courses required for upperclassmen at the In- dianapolis Medical Center. Organized in 1917, the Fort Wayne Center was enlarged in 1937 and is now awaiting the completion in 1963-1964 of a combined Indiana- Purdue center. Calumet Center at East Chicago was established in 1932. Students may study under 12 full-time profes- sors or under a number of part-time faculty members. In May, 1959, a new campus was completed for the Gary Center, which was established in 1948. Administrative officials at the Gary Center are proud that they provide as much as possible a miniaturization of of the Bloomington campus in the development of both academic and cultural pursuits. A student commu- nity theatrical program, musical con- certs, and art exhibits are co-ordinated with the center ' s activities. Students may also participate in Student Council, service organiza- tions, a marksmanship club, and a Scholarship Achievement Society. The South Bend-Mishawaka Cen- ter has added a new building with a 900-seat auditorium and 23 class- rooms in addition to laboratories, of- fices, a bookstore, a library, and stu- dent-faculty lounges. The center, which has been offering classes since 1922, had a 20 per cent increase in enrollment over the last year. There are about 60 faculty members teach- ing credit courses and an extensive adult education non-credit program. Four buildings make up the Ko- komo Center, housing classrooms, ad- ministrative offices, science facilities, and an art studio, Carriaje House. Es- tablished in 1945, the center has eight full-time and about 30 part- time faculty members. Plans are un- derway for a new center building. Earlham Center, one of the small- est extensions, is jointly operated by I. U. and a private institution, Earl- ham College. At Richmond, Earl- ham operates in two buildings. The center was established in 1946. The Vincennes Co-operative Cen- ter, set up in 1950, utilizes the cam- pus of Vincennes University. A new gymnasium has recently been added to the campus. All faculty members are part-time educators. -4,. FUTUM HTC j iNDIANAUNIYERSmffig K OKOMO CIMTtK J 51 Life at University Centers Varies Little From Student Life at the Bloomington Campus The quest for knowledge is common to all di visions of the University. I. U. sweatshirts are as popular at the centers as they are at the Bloomington campus. Most education courses. except methods, are offered at the University ' s centers. 32 I A professor ' s advice proves helpful in lab experiments. The newly built Gary Center extends the opportunity for higher education to some 2,000 students. 53 Gary students learn the molecular make-up of their life- blood — steel. i - f W A rustic shelter provided a perfect study atmosphere. One of I. U. ' s newest extensions, the Gary center is increasing in enrollment each year. V r Fort Wayne may go down in the annals of history for bringing arch-rivals Indiana and Purdue together at their new extension. b Someone may go broke during this study break! 55 The folklore laboratory helps students understand older writings. Ford Grants Aid Arts and Sciences Advancement Dean Frank T. Gucker. According to Dean Frank T. Gucker, the biggest developments in the College of Arts and Sciences in 1961 were a result of Ford Foundation grants. With the aid of these grants, the college has developed work in non-Western studies, concentrating on the Asian study development and the new African study program. The grants have also helped the college add new faculty fellowships for graduate study, send faculty members abroad, bring visiting scholars to I. U., im- prove the library series, and develop training in modern foreign languages. With the hope that more fully qualified language students will be attending the University, the College of Arts and Sciences is initiating a new honors program for high school students. Under the plan, 40 or 50 advanced students planning to take four years of Langu- age in high school will be sent abroad to study during their junior year. The College of Arts and Sciences, founded in 1820, is the original Indiana University. Now one of the more than 20 divisions of the University, the college iliis a rich program in literature, philosophy, the arts, the social sciences, anil the natural sciences; it has oik- ot tin- largest enrollments and faculties of ,m college in Indiana. d - The beta ray spectrograph pro- vides an insight into the realm of nuclear physics. Dean Arthur M. Weimer New Building for School of Business May Be at Tenth Street and Fee Lane Aspirations for a new building for the School of Bus- ness have now become a reality. The new fully- equipped edifice may be located on Tenth Street and Fee Lane. Along with the construction plans other activities and projects were initiated during the year. On Decem- ber 8 the School of Business, in accordance with the Indiana Bankers Association, conducted a career con- ference to acclimate I. U. students who are interested in the banking profession. Earlier in the year a convoca- tion was given for all undergraduate students in busi- ness. The students became familiar with the physical aspects and curriculum of the school. The spring advisory committee presented a seminar to supplement the previously existing summer program for undergraduates and to orient students to new busi- ness developments. The school ' s extra curricular programs are supported by the Senior Board of Directors. The group reviews the suggestions of the students for consideration by the faculty. All programs and activities are considered and directed by Dean Arthur M. Weimer. 58 After four years of study in real estate or management comes the search for a job. The Placement Bureau helps. MENT r . • . • + ■ I ■ • fi e r . Creative skill is put to use in an art methods class. In her first classroom situation, the student teacher gains her pupils ' confidence. School of Education Plans New Lab School The biggest advancement made in the School of Education, according to Dean Harold G. Shane, is the plans for the new laboratory school to be erected just south of the golf course driving range. The new school will provide facilities for grades one through twelve as well as facilities for educable and trainable emotion- ally disturbed children. The new lab school will also provide for nearly 100 positions for student teachers, nearly twice the number now available. The school should be finished by 1963 or 1964. I. U. ' s School of Education is believed now to be the largest in the country with instructional staffs in Korea, Nigeria, and other outlying areas. In co-ordination with the School of Education is the Division of Library Science. The range of curricula offered to graduates in library science has grown in the last three years; particular effort is now being made toward the training of college and university bibliogra- phers and cataloguers in Slavic-language and Asian- language materials. Miss Margaret Irene Rufsvold is director of the Division of Library Science. Dean Harold G. Shane 61 Dean Arthur S. Daniels, Willis Hickam, president of the Board of Trustees, Dean Samuel E. Braden, and Fritz Ryan, general contractor, took part in key-swapping ceremonies at the HPER dedication. New HPER Building Dedicated in December, 1961 Possession of the basketball isn ' t too desirable when three opponents are closing in. Dedication of the new Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Building took place December 8, 1961. The annual Big Ten Conference was on the Indiana University campus in conjunction with the dedication. The new building, an annex of the old fieldhouse, houses an Olympic swimming pool, a diving pool, three large gymnasiums, classrooms, and laboratories. Plans for further improvement include remodeling the old fieldhouse and the men ' s gymnasium this sum- mer. After remodeling, the old fieldhouse will be used as a center for an expanded intramural program. included in the School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation are seven departments offering service programs and graduate professional curriculums in these fields. Along with the new building and the remodel- ing programs, the school ' s staff, headed by Dean Arthur S. Daniels, has begun revamping the undergraduate curriculum to allow majors a broade r study of the arts and sciences. In addition, long-range planning for the development of the school has resulted in more em- phasis on research in the reorganized graduate program. 62 Exercises in a body dynamics class were done with extra fervor as the swimming suit season approached. Instructor Ken Church used an Elgin table to test Avery Harvill ' s back muscles. We work bard, play bard, and bardl) sleep. 64 MMM MMM ■ - -•-■i __ _ School of Law Initiates Comparative Law Program With a modest approach consisting of individual lectures, the School of Law has begun working toward a development program in comparative law. Accord- ing to Leon H. Wallace, Dean of the School of Law, the program gives recognition to systems of law de- veloped in other countries and world areas. Law students and faculty members moved into the Law Building on Indiana Avenue near Third Street in September, 1956; the building was dedicated in October, 1957. In 1944 the University took over the privately- owned Indiana Law School in Indianapolis. Although there are law school divisions in both Bloomington and Indianapolis, they compose only one school. The Bloomington school is for full-time students living on campus; the Indianapolis division conducts only eve- ning classes. In addition to acquiring the new division, the Law School faculty has tripled in the last twenty-five years. It has risen from eight to 14 faculty members on campus, and 10 members were added when the Indi- anapolis division was acquired. The School of Law has no departments such as are found in other schools of the University, although there have been a number of courses added to the school ' s curriculum. Some of these courses are in the fields of federal income and estate taxation, adminis- trative law, labor law, and trade regulation. Dean Leon H. Wallace .mM Music Building Annex Dedicated in March, 1962 Dean Wilfred C. Bain Under the direction of Wilfred C. Bain, who became dean in 1947, the School of Music realized one of its major goals when the new annex to the Music Build- ing was dedicated on March 18, 1962. The annex houses a recital hall and practice rooms. Even as this phase of development was being completed, the staff was planning a new wing of classrooms and a new opera house. The music school is one of the leading institutions of its kind. It offers the student rich experiences in every field of music. Outstanding musicians and re- known guest artists are available to the music student, and the Berkshire Quartet has been in residence on the Indiana University campus since 1947. Student participation is encouraged, and any musical interest can be satisfied. The school has a large number of orchestras, bands, ensembles, and singing groups, many of whom are well known. For the student wishing to teach music, requirements in both graduate and undergraduate programs meet those of almost any state, so that the student may teach immediately upon graduation. The School of Music ' s new building is complemented by the new organ. Division of Optometry in Tenth Year atl.U. In 1951 a mandate from the state legislature created the Indiana University Division of Optometry. The division ' s program was begun in 1952 with one faculty member. Having grown rapidly in its nine years on campus, the division now occupies space in six build- ings and has 22 persons serving on the research, clinic, and office staffs. Plans are underway to construct an optometry building. It is estimated that the optometry clinic in Foley House serves 1,200 persons yearly with orders for glasses, orthoptics, special visual tests, and contact lens fittings. One interesting trend in the clinical program has been the remarkable increase in contact lens usage. In the last three years, 600 patients have been fitted. The first optometry class was graduated in June 1956. To date about 120 students have received de- grees through the Division of Optometry. Of these graduates, about half are now practicing in Indiana while the remainder are enaged in practice in the mili- tary service, in other states, and sundry appointments. Director Henry W. Hofstetter 68 Intricate equipment aids the division in diagnosing and correcting eye problems. A microscope is necessary to detect the tiniest flaws in contact lenses. 69 «« -: - --- ■-■ . j «..f. .. .? ' -••« • - ,4k _ 70 University s Medical Center OK, boys! get the eggs ready! Here they come. The time was 1957, the last of the Med-Law boresses. The next fall, all freshmen medical students joined their upperclassmen at the newly expanded Medical Center in Indianapolis. The I. U. School of Medicine was established on the Bloomington campus in 1903; but in 1909, the school and a number of other colleges in Indianapolis com- bined und er one name to form the I. U. Medical Center. In 1947 John D. Van Nuys became Dean of the School of Medicine, after the retirement of Dean Willis D. Gatch. Dr. Gatch, who had been dean of the Indian- apolis division since 1931, assumed the additional guid- ance of the Bloomington branch during the 19 lO ' s in order to assure continuity of training. During his ca- reer, he invented a number of medical aids, such as the adjustable hospital bed. In January, 1962, death came to a man often called, Indiana ' s foremost surgeon. During the summer of L961, the School of Medicine received the largest grant in Indiana University history. The grant of over four million dollars, given by the National Heart Institute, will be used to study preven- tion, diagnosis, and treatment of major types of heart diseases and their related disorders. The school also received two other grants: one to study heart and lung J. ■ ■ m I fc n I r o d VU7?nW HEH 1- ■ a ■ a 1 (1 ■ ' ' ' • ■ • 1 l« af JM «q w j w ■ - ■ V (iiH in f. R ■ ■ ■ 1 Efyllli m • iiniii? j T J| K1  .•— «. ■■: . H ! BkkMH 1 • a m WKHd ' -? sw •rw s ■feiaWst. - k Established in Indianapolis in 1909 stresses in space travel, and the other for research on early childhood schizophrenia. Three years ago, an experimental program in med- ical education was launched on the Bloomington cam- pus. This is a graduate-level program designed to in- terest people in, and train them for, a career in medical teaching. However, the program is set up so that a student can get a degree in pure medicine if he wishes. In 1914 the I. U. Training School for Nurses was established as part of the Medical Center. In 1950 the School of Nursing began its switch from a three-year preparatory program to a four-year collegiate program. Under the direction of Miss Emily Holmquist, dean since 1957, the school recently received accreditation for this program from the National League for Nursing. Indiana University bought the Indiana Dental Col- lege in 1925, and, in 1934, it was moved to the Medical Center. Since then, it has been growing constantly. In the spring of 1962, dedication ceremonies were held for the school ' s new building. Under the guidance of Dean Maynard K. Hine since 1945, the School of Dentistry has had one of the most active and wide-spread research programs in the Uni- versity. It has been instrumental in the development of such things as a new filling material and several oral hygiene products. The Division of Allied Health Sciences, directed by Aaron Louis Andrews, was formed in 1959. Under- graduates study at Bloomington — graduates at Indian- apolis — in preparation for careers in physical and occu- pational therapy, dental hygiene, and other fields closely related to medicine. The Division of Social Service is the only school in Indiana to offer professional education in social work. The two-year, graduate program involves both class- room and field work. Under the directorship of Miss Mary Houk, the school gives preparation for work in both public and voluntary social services. In September, 1953, the Student Union and Food Service building was dedicated. Its director, Raymond A. Dault, presides over the complex of housing, cafe- terias, conference and recreation rooms, and swimming pool. Most activities center around the Union and the Union Board, which is made up of two representatives from each of the Indiana University schools at Indian- apolis. The group sponsors dances, intramural sports, a concert series, and an International Relations Lecture Series featuring guest speakers from the American Uni- versity Field Staff, Inc. 71 TOP TO BOTTOM: Aaron Louis Andrew, Director of the Division of Allied Health Sciences; John Ditmars Van- Nuys, Dean of the School of Medicine, and Maynard Kip- linger Hine. Dean of the School of Dentistry. £• I.J i U 1- i a s P tjrrr 1. ,1 . I I c Miss Emily Holmquist, Dean of the School of Nursing, and Miss Mary Hammond Houk, Director of the Division of Social Service. ! W l A. - v Hi ' 4h1 Dental students get their lessons by way of mouth. 76 A map of Indianapolis helps a social service student find where she might be working. Physical therapy students must learn to carefully measure the temperature of the whirlpool. Medical records must be filed according to their own system. 77 Summer camp training included instruction in how to handle captives. Flying conditions are duplicated in the mock-up training cockpit. V Long shadows are cast as the cadet corps form for a parade late on a fall afternoon. 1150 Men Enrolled in 1961-1962 Program Of Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps Advanced cadets were taught methods of survival in water on a hot summer day. It is the purpose of the Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps to develop leadership qualities in the college men who participate in the program. In 1961- 1962, there were 1,150 men enrolled in the AFROTC program at I. U. Qualified students who participate in the two-year advanced program are commissioned as second lieutenants in the Air Force Reserve upon graduation. Cadets in AFROTC study military courtesy, air sci- ence, including aerospace power, and the organization and operation of the military arm of the United States Government. These courses combine drill, laboratory periods, and classroom instruction. Flight training is part of the advanced program. A number of trophies, awards, and decorations are presented each year to outstanding cadets. The awards are presented during a suitable military ceremony and are often given by noted military and civilian leaders. Extracurricular activities of the Air Force ROTC program include a band, a basketball team, and a pre- cision drill team. 79 Classroom knowledge of com- munication methods is tested during summer maneuvers. Success of infantry attack depends upon the leadership ability of the cadet officer. ,;•- mm - • The command was Pass in Review at the Army ROTC parade. Early risers at summer camp get a chance to relax with a game of volley ball after their day ' s tasks are done. Interest in Army ROTC Runs High As Military Crises Arise Around World During simulated battle operations, cadets practiced the use of mortar fire to support the attacking troops. Interest in military affairs ran high this year in Army ROTC primarily due to the unsettled world affairs and the Berlin situation. As a result of the crisis in Ger- many, Army Reserve forces were partially mobilized. As the training program for reserve officers has be- come more established, the Indiana plan has come into increasing use as witnessed by the Department of His- tory assuming responsibility for a former ROTC sub- ject, American Military History. Another new facet of the training program this year was reducing contact hours for freshmen cadets from three hours to two hours each week. With each ROTC cadet on the drill field for 30 hours in leadership laboratory, competence in basic military concepts and procedures will be developed to a fuller extent. Through this combination of military training with academic emphasis, our student citizens of today will be better prepared for tomorrow ' s military affairs. 81 M m ■ 7 J-H ' 1 f . i • s v js ■nc Catnip T fe student: caught, involved in a dizzying, stimulating life. The magnet: it draws him near, pulls him to that chemical in the lifeblood of the University. It says, drink; I offer you life . . . and he does. 83 Orientation Week Activities of 1961 Make Yesterday ' s Do-It-Y our self System Passe Signs, student leaders, registration workers, and friendly upperclassmen point the way for the newcomer at Indiana University. In the early days of the University, the new student was left to orientate himself to I. U. as best he could. But today ' s Orientation Week activities are a far cry from the old do-it-yourself system. The University itself conducts a combined testing and counselling program; the YWCA and YMCA co- sponsor a student leader program, and the Y ' s and Junior Division offer 200 freshmen an opportunity to attend Freshman Camp and get a preview of academic, social, and cultural life at I. U. On Wednesday evening of Orientation Week, Union Board and Student Government present Activi- ties Night, when students can learn about the various student clubs and organizations on campus. After registration on Friday and Saturday, the new student gets into full swing as he starts his first semes- ter of classes at I. U. How did I get three classes at the same time? 84 •« i It ' s the end of the line, but New students learn about extracurricular activities during Activities Night. 85 Melon Mess Starts Year With Seeds and Music Cars move, a crowd collects, and the fun begins each fall when the Sigma Chis sponsor their campus and community Watermelon Mess. Bright, Greek- lettered sweatshirts dart through the milling hundreds. Sorority pledges are on the job. The sleepy little street corner at Indiana and Kirk- wood, ablaze with lights and slippery with seeds, set the stage for an all-campus talent show. Don Scott introduced entertainment to eat watermelon by — the homegrown arrangements of the Kappa Pickers and his own brand of humor. Wanda Wallace ' s flaming batons lit up the sky, and Lou Ann Cochran, the Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, charmed her audience. A few adventurous dancers performed the twist to the music of Vic Knight ' s Combo. Miss Cochran joined VIP ' s in the traditional melon eating contest. Seeds flew and onlookers cheered while watermelons disappeared inside Robert H. Shaffer, Dean of Students; President Herman B Wells; Claude Rich, Alumni Sec- retary; Mayor Thomas L. Lemon; Phil Dickens, head football coach, and Branch McCracken, head basketball coach. Miss Cochran was named winner. Sigma Chi pledges dissected more than 1,000 melons for students, faculty, and townspeople. It was the first week of classes. Everybody ate. They had fun. Street Dance Draws 3000 for Back to School Fling Crowded conditions at the Delt Street Dance gave students ample opportunity to practice the twist. The glow of street lights, a backdrop of brilliant foliage shad owed in the twilight, and music that shouted Let ' s dance! invited students to the annual Delt Street Dance on Friday, September 22. The return to school became a reason for fun and frolic, and Delta Tau Delta fraternity roped off the block from the corner of Eighth and Indiana to Fess for the twelfth annual celebration. For 3,000 stu- dents it was back to campus, back to fun, back to dancing. Arnie Goldberg ' s Band played the gamut from Peanut Butter to The Saints, and the crowd ap- plauded. They appreciated. They learned the twist. Curbs became sidewalk resting places, and during intermissions visitors toured the Delt house. A new season had begun. It was fall on campus, time for new friendships, picnics in Brown County. A time for a new beginning, for dancing in the streets. Intermission found groups getting together to rehash the summer ' s events. 88 Arnie and His Soul Brothers introduced their recording of The Prune. The plans, preparations, and final countdown included a bit of monkey business. Daughters enjoyed a paternal serenade during Dad ' s Weekend. Speedy halfback Marv Woodson scoots around the Wisconsin line behind his blocker, Byron Broome. ' Hi VIP ' Echoes Over Campus for Dad ' s Weekend Hi VIP! echoed through dormitories, fraternities, and sororities alike when students welcomed their fathers to Indiana University September 22 for Dad ' s Weekend. Dads joined thousands of cheering Hoosiers and the Marching Hundred at the first pep rally of the season on Friday evening. Later, the University Thea- tre ' s opening performance of Three Men on a Horse lived up to its reputation established at the Brown County Playhouse in the summer and delighted dads and students. During the opening ceremonies of the Indiana-Wis- consin game, fathers of the football players were intro- duced and all fathers were officially welcomed to the campus festivities. Food, handshakes, and decorations created an atmosphere of Hoosier hospitality during the open houses in the student residences. Pinmen were ignored Saturday night when coeds escorted their favorite dates, their fathers, to the Buddy Hackett show, one of the programs in the Pop Concert series. A grande finale of hayrides, dances, and ex- change teas sent the dads away smiling and the students back to their textbooks. Looks like more kibitzers than workers, but it all got done on time. Carnival Lives Up to Predictions as Record-Breaker In a serious moment at the carnival two coeds sign the gigantic birthday greeting for Ray Pavy. Come one, come all to the 1961 Fall Carnival! 1 tell you true, Ladies and Gents, this year ' s Fall Carnival is going to break all records! And true to predictions, Fall Carnival broke records not only in profits, but in attendance, participation, and solicitations as well. The once barren fieldhouse was animated with all the gala trimmings of a spectacular jubilee. The bright lights, games of chance, cotton candy, college- Joes as carnival barkers, and coeds as dance hall girls were all a part of the carnival fairy land. The crowd was tense as it awaited the midnight an- nouncement of the trophy winners. New carnival champions were: Alpha Chi Omega and Phi Delta Theta, best show; Chi Omega and Chi Phi, best game of chance; Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Alpha Ep- silon, originality and design for show; Landis House and Dodds House, originality and design for game of chance; anil Alpha Epsilon Phi and Sigma Nu, best pre- publicity among all entries. ' Maybe if I stay up here everyone will think I ' m busy. Cheerleaders, Coach Dickens, and the Marching Hundred whipped up Homecoming enthusiasm. Myriad Activities Make Homecoming Outstanding Touchdown! screamed cream and crimson clad cheerleaders. Touchdown! was the excited echo from thousands of alumni attending the Indiana-Ohio State football game, the high point of the 1961-1962 Homecoming Weekend. Convertibles rolled around the grassy football field, and fans cheered as Governor Matthew E. Welsh stepped to the 50-yard line. Bright sweaters sparkled. A chosen few smiled at the audience. One smile glowed brighter than the rest, and a queen was crowned. Textbooks were traded for hammers and crepe paper weeks before the command performance. And there were results. Decorated lawns and a parade of Home- coming floats welcomed the alumni to a campus they hardly recognized. To win is everything to the hous- ing units. To enjoy is the intent of returning alumni. Energy is not solely possessed by the young. The alumni danced at a blanket hop, visited the variety show. They toured their University, stopped at fa- miliar landmarks ami remembered. They came home. Furious line play kept the scoring down in the Ohio State game. 94 _ President Wells was presented a copy of a song dedicated to him by the Marching Hundred. Lambda Chis made use of the historic date in their float. 4 Members of former years ' squads were honored at Homecoming festivities. 95 Couples strolled under an arch of colored leaves to enter Autumn Gold, the Freshman Tyronian. Winter Outside and ' Autumn Gold ' Inside Set the Scene for Freshman Tyronian Dance Winter ' s touch — a leaf-shaped carving of ice — gave Autumn Gold, the Freshman Tyronian dance, an extra touch of glamour November 17 in Alumni Hall. A latticed arch woven with colored leaves served as the entrance to the dance; students strolled under the arch and voted for king and queen candidates before the dancing began. Diana Ballenger, Read Center, and Randy Roberts, Beta Theta Pi, the royal victors, received their crowns from Mike Cooper and Priscilla Logan, freshmen. Escorting the royalty during the fall frolic were mem- bers of the court — Lynn Alexander, Morrison Hall and Wells Quad; Leslie Armstrong, and Alice Camplejohn, Read Center; Suzanne Shott, Tower Center; Dennis Kruegcr, Sigma Phi Epsilon; Donald Pletcher, Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Rich Burns, Phi Kappa Psi, and Marty Lebowitz, Zeta Beta Tau. The voice of soloist Ann Houston and the music of Al Cobine ' s 1) -piece band buoyed the freshman en- thusiasm during the first class dance. Diana Ballenger and Randy Roberts reigned over Tyronian festivities. 97 :■!•£ ' • ' ? • ( Though Jawn Purdue Goes Up in Flames, His Ghost Comes Back to Claim the Bucket Jawn Purdue writhed in agony at his annual crema- tion Tuesday night before the annual Old Oaken Bucket football game. University students were going home to Thanksgiving turkey. He had to die. Jawn ' s ghost enjoyed the battle Saturday when his Boilermakers spoiled Hoosier appetites for the rest of the semester. The Bucket went back to Purdue. Jawn yawned peacefully in his grave. And the University thought hopefully of its powers with spherical weapons. The Oaken Bucket, which has swung up the Monon 25 times, was rescued from an old Indiana well 37 years ago when the battle first began. School rivalry, mani- fested in the alumni, first burst onto the gridiron in 1925 when alumni groups concocted the series. Fightin ' Hoosiers fought. Ox encouraged them from the sidelines. The cream and crimson clan had its own six-feet-ten-inch Winston-Fairfield style Golden Girl. But the Hoosiers were forced to retreat, and they lost. Dizzy from the battle, fans saw double when Purdue ' s band appeared in twin formations during half-time. But the Marching Hundred rallied and launched a rocket in its cold war attack set aflame. Music blared a challenge. Onlookers knew the glory of war. Tension relaxed to formal cordiality at the open house for diplomats sponsored by junior classes of the two universities. It was a time for talk, a time for debate. Representatives of the two wings laughed, chatted, pre- tended. The flames receded. Cold war reigned again. Unfortunately Bob Cook ' s story of the massacre of Ole Jawn Purdue proved to be a fairy tale. 99 100 Jim Helminiak and Woody Moore combine to pull down Purdue ' s piledriving Roy Walker. ' Mwwm dii.l ' JL, Post-game tension eased during a reception given by the junior classes from 1 . I ; . and P U rd ue. The Purdue game was highlighted by the appearance of I. U. ' s version of the Golden Girl and a friend. PURDUE 101 The discussion of national affairs has widened the scope of the Student Senate. Student Government Come s Long Way Since First Student Council of 1942 Student government at Indiana University was begun in 1942 with the establishment of a Student Coun- cil. Composed of 12 persons, the group was set up to maintain arbi- trary equality between men and women and organized and indepen- dent students. Members of the gov- erning board were elected by the entire student body, and, in turn, the 12 representatives elected student officers from their own number. In 1944, the Student Council or- ganized the first class governments for the purpose of promoting unity and spirit within the classes. In general, however, the Student Coun- cil did not achieve as much as was expected. The forced equality of its organizational form would not allow it to act as decisively and effectively as was sometimes necessary. Final proof of the perils of its equal repre- sentation came in 1947. That year the Student Council president was elected by the flip of a coin, since the vote remained split along the line of social affiliation. Students also decided that the 12- 102 man board was too small to operate effectively and that one of the major goals of the Student Council, student representation on University commit- tees, was not likely to be soon accomplished. A group of students gained per- mission to formulate plans for a new form of student government. In 1948 a University-approved constitu- tion was presented to the Student Council at a mass meeting of stu- dents who formally accepted it. The new system of student gov- ernment, was based on the Federal and Indiana State Legislatures, fol- lowing their three-part system of legislative, judicial, and executive di- visions. The present form of stu- dent government is essentially the same as in 19 19 when Bill Powell was elected the first student govern- ment president. The Student Senate, especially, has widened in scope since its beginnings. From problems of student represen- tation on the Faculty Council, devel- opment of an honor system, and solution of the ever-present parking problem, it has moved on to consid- erations of national affairs. One of the longest and most bitter battles was waged over the question of In- diana University ' s entrance into the National Students Association. In December, I960, a long-stand- ing need for co-ordination of student activities was fulfilled with the crea- tion of the Committee for Student Activities. The University commit- tee is composed of 13 student, 6 fac- ulty, and 7 administration members who are entrusted with maintaining a balanced activities program. Throughout its existence, the Sen- ate has had three major purposes: to represent student thought and opin- ion to University officials about stu- dent-concerned matters, to train stu- dents in the techniques of democratic leadership, and to bring improved conditions to students through Sen- ate legislation. Its members have accomplished this so well that Presi- dent Wells ranked it with the Fac- ulty Council, the Staff Council, and the ' Board of Trustees as one of the tour major groups contributing to University policy. The efforts of campaigning are judged as the ballot is cast. The State of the Campus Address was delivered to the Student Senate by the President of the Student Body, Jim Taylor. 103 1 n arc ' -■ .7 f ' Long Ago and Far A way ' Medieval Life Recreated for Opening of Formal Dance Long Ago and Far Away there prevailed a leg- endary land of kings, queens, crusades, and dragons. The Age of Chivalry was recreated for the Opening of Formal dance in Alumni Hall complete with a tapestry of valiant King Arthur ' s era. Kings and queens, princes and princesses entered the courtyard of the palace over a medieval moat. Maidens of the court admitted the guests and gave rose corsages to the ladies. The gala ball, held in the courtyard, assumed the magical atmosphere of gaiety and festivity. Banners bearing the royal coat of arms decorated the court walls in colorful profusion. Entertainment was furnished, not by the court jester, but by the voices and orchestra of Peter Palmer. Even in the days of King Arthur parties ended, music stopped, and merry-makers left. But it was more than a party ending, it was a land of Long Ago and Far Away drifting back into the pages of history. Formal or not, the twist is here. Peter Palmer ' s orchestra played for the Opening of Formal Dance. HB A new student from the North Pole extension brings Christmas greetings to President Wells. Christmas Season Brings Flurry of Activities The refrain of Peace on earth, good will to men echoed across the world, the country, the state, the campus. Once again tensions eased and smiles bright- ened as Christmas came to Indiana University. Observances of the Christmas holidays have grown from small groups of carolers who alerted the campus with cheerful songs in the early part of the century to well-organized celebrations in 1961. In 1939 the YWCA and the YMCA combined with other groups to herald the Christmas season, and to- day the Chimes of Christmas is presented annually under direction of the Y ' s. Christmas Eve on Campus includes the Chimes program and a campus-wide dance with Santa Claus Herman B Wells as special guest. Among the many traditional musical productions of the campus holiday season are the Nutcracker Ballet and The Messiah, both presented by the School of Music. Parties for Exchange Home children demonstrate the students ' holiday spirit. Home for the vacation with a big TGIF smile {£L gf u. BIl jU| •w 1 W ' fH ' l ILTJI  j 1 Ia r i ,. K.I T3f - % mi t - f 2r 1 ! ]  4 r 107 The ATO party reminds us that Christmas belongs to the young Beneath the glitter, the reason why «4 ■ r 1 BE . _. — -4 qS5 J r N 1 4- v 9ttr ' - ' kK IK mus m Alumni Hall becomes a banquet room from an old English castle as costumed pages serve the Madrigal Dinner. Large tree, small, the joyous season shines forth. A little late for a White Christmas, snow covered the campus. 109 I. U. ' Finals ' Performance Shows Proof Of Increased Work and Concentration Hey, Sally, how about a coke break? Are you joking? I have to reread my entire psy- chology book! Finals are next week! Yes, finals. After months of coaching and directing, the players are on their own. The last curtain call has been given and the players are nervously awaiting the opening curtain for the semester ' s grand finale. Even the stage itself has changed in the immediate weeks of preparation before the last act. The library buses as well as the libraries are overflowing with con- scientious actors studying their lines. Every quiet or even noisy corner is filled with thespians memorizing their part or intently devising illegal prompting sheets. Each trouper assumes a role. The comedian, who breaks up the troupe, plays his role by ear, but makes work hard for the others. The dramatist is, as always, overplaying his part with the usual coffee and all-night stands. The ingenue is not quite familiar with the routines and is taken in by every new method. The final act is given. The reviews show failure for some, success for others. The play ' s the thing . . . during final week on campus. At least 340 pages to read and no classic comics on ethnological atti- tudes of Babylon. 110 Contrast and compare Oedipus Rex to Tom Sawyer. Ill ■ Informal chats serve to give the lowdown at rush parties. Methods of Rushing Changed Since 1916 Sorority rush has changed a lot since 1916 when sorority actives met trains and buses coming into Bloomington, selected their rushees, and whisked them off to the Dean of Women ' s office to sign a pledge card. Because Indiana University sororities operate on a deferred rushing system, freshman women cannot pledge until second semester. In 1961, however, rushees found themselves involved in preliminary rush activities which began in September and October. Coke parties were next on the agenda. With a background of skits and refreshments, sorority women and rushees had a chance to become better acquainted. On the heels of semester break came formal rush. During the four days of rush, coeds and sororities made their choices. Finally the day of silence ended as Panhellenic delivered final pairings and pledgeship was begun for 4 19 coeds. 11. Rural Rhythm, by the Lambda Chi Alphas, was acclaimed tops in the men ' s choral division as well as the best overall presentation of the 1962 I. U. Sing. Memories burned anew as the Alpha Xis proved that The Melodies Linger On. 114 All on Key ' Theme Followed Through As Lambda Chi Alphas Win I. U. Sing Under the shadow of a space-age piano keyboard, housing groups sang A-OK at the I. U. Sing Feb- ruary 23 to 24, with all rockets firing All On Key. Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity opened the spaceman judges ' eyes with their rollicking Rural Rhythm and won awards for men ' s choral and best overall performance. Peter Pan fluttered as high as the rocket in the winning production number, Visions of Disney, staged by Alpha Phi sorority and Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. Delta Delta Delta sorority and Sigma Nu fraternity sang a Tribute to Indiana Songwriters and won their own tribute, the trophy for mixed choral. Kappa Delta sorority rolled back a black curtain of time to the pre- space-age days of the Civil War with Centennial Trib- ute and earned the women ' s choral trophy. Tower Center won the small group award with Purdue Enters the I. U. Sing. And when the dust had settled and the rocket was safely back on its launching pad, the judges smiled; the audience clapped. I. U. was in harmony; the stu- dents were A-OK. Lambda Chi Alpha copped the coveted travelling trophy for the best overall performance this year. The Tri Delt-Sigma Nu Tribute to Indiana Songwriters won first in the mixed choral division. 115 Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs gained the spotlight in the Visions of Disney that took top honors in the production category for Alpha Tau Omega and Alpha Phi. ' Purdue Enters the I. U. Sing gave the trophy for first place in the small group division to Tower Center. Alpha Chi Omega won second place in the small group division with I ' ve Got You Under My Skin. The old Deep South came to life in the Kappa ' s production of Minstrel Magic 111 _ ' Centennial Tribute by the Kappa Deltas won first place in women ' s choral. 118 . % v rl DlSNEvf i M t - I i With Songs of the South, Delta Zeta won second place in women ' s choral. A swinging version of Mitch Miller Goes Greek won the Betas second place for men ' s choral. 119 With swaying black gowns. Mortar Boards prepare to march up and down aisles in search of worthy members. Outstanding Coeds Honored at A WS Mass Meeting L , The Auditorium was the scene of mixed emotions on March 20 during the AWS Mass Meeting that hon- ored outstanding coeds for their services to the school and to various organizations. Jane Marie Thompson, AWS; Caroloy Clevenger, Panhellenic Council; Betty Beckort, IRHA; Pam Menke, YWCA, and Sue Hubbard, WRA. each told the functions of their organizations and either intro- duced the new officers or candidates for the offices. The Kappa Pickers entertained while the women elected Ruth Silver tor president of AWS. The latest pledges of Phi Beta Kappa and Alpha Lambda Delta were read. Later the presidents of the other honoraries — Angel Flight, Enomone, Pamarada, and Pleiades — announced their new members. Mortar Boards rapped 25 new mem- bers to the national honorary for senior women. 120 T Your first assignment is to find out the meaning of the B ' in Herman B (no pe- riod) Wells. Faculty Members Let Down Their Hair As They Pay Tribute to President Wells Coach Phil Dickens serves at a coffee break because I need all the breaks I can get. Let down your hair, someone said. So they did! From vice-presidents impersonating janitors to a coach serving at a coffee break, the University Club enthralled both President Wells and other faculty members with a boress play in tribute to the retiring President. All ' s Wells That Ends Well, mocked the campus parking situation, poked a gentle jab at the athletic predicaments, and made fun of the elevator situation in Ballantine Hall. The theme revolved around two Daily Student re- porters who were sent off in search of the meaning of the B in Herman B (no period) Wells. Well enter- tained during their journey, the college Joe and Jill discovered eventually that the B meant Be Yourself. During the finale the University Club presented to Dr. Wells and his mother, Mrs. Granville Wells, hon- orary memberships to the club and gold keys to the clubrooms. 122 ... - Prof. Norwood Hanson makes a crash landing when his plane runs cut of gasoline. ■■■ II ■SHtf -p Ha V Ik 1 3 W ...■ i g. i I Policy has been reversed in Ballantine Hall. There is an elevator for students only. 123 And it ' s 0-77 for the Unhnrryin ' Hoosiers! (Maybe they need a break, too.) A few members of the cast got carried away with their renditions of the Twist. Vice-presidents (otherwise known as veeps ) dust, sweep, answer phones, and lay cornerstones. -- ri r u: rv An impressive burst of speed climaxes a tight race. Before the race the pit crew makes a last minute check-up. 126 wy Sigma Alpha Epsilon Wins Teke Chariot Race Campus Greeks returned to classic entertainment during the annually celebrated Greek Week when fra- ternity men plummeted toward a finish line dragging their chariots behind them. Grecian goddess Annette Denning of Kappa Delta piloted the winning horses, members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, to victory. During the week, originally planned to promote understanding and helpfulness among fraternities and sororities, Greek badges sparkled a little more than usual, and the Greek houses clung together. Working toward goals set by the founding Falcon Club, the Interfraternity Council sponsored a workshop for an exchange of ideas among the brothers . . . and the sisters. And down on the Jordan, Delta Upsilon and Delta Tau Delta exchanged tugs and pulls in the first Gre- cian Pull. The DU ' s won the tug ' o war and hurried off to get ready for a dance where rhythm from the Leon Blow Joe Evans and Al Cobine bands rapped out the week ' s swan song. 127 u With drawn sabers an honor guard salutes Barbara Einstandig, Military Ball Queen 128 Amid Military Might, Barbi Einstandig Reigns as Queen of 1962 Military Ball Pershing Rifles and the Air Force ROTC Drill Team saluted, but the Army got the girl when Cadet Col. John S. Gall, senior, Army ROTC, escorted the Uni- versity ' s new Military Ball queen through a saber arch February 16. Barbi Einstandig, freshman, who repre- sented Alpha Epsilon Phi and Read Center, smiled at her uniformed subjects and led her court at Military Ball, the dance for royalty and regalia. The future guardians of the nation stood in their shiny brass and admired while the crown was slipped onto her majesty ' s head, for the coronation was an all- woman affair. Members of the court — Leola Eklund, Libbie Gray, and Madelon Milhone, sophomores, and Sharon Brown, junior — appraised the symbol of au- thority as 1961 queen Jan Slagle, senior, granted it to the new ruler. And the men in uniform stood taller, brass buttons gleaming obediently. They saluted, and they awaited orders. This was not the time for a leave of absence. Beautiful Barbi was the queen and the new C. O. 129 After Pledgeship ' Get That Phone? Emerges Into a Hearty ' Welcome, Brother? The flame of the pledge pod burning brings a warm glow to the hearts of soon-to-be actives. Pledge! Get that phone! Pledge! Snap it up there! Pledge! Pledge. And the freshman tastes the first demands of a fraternity. Line-ups, dress-up days, a closely guarded study table, the wearing of the pod — yet a pledge must make his grades. He studies — a little — he works — a lot. Dirty clothes, unshaven face, no dates, a week of hell — and the lowly pledge earns the greeting Wel- come, brother! He is an equal now, and the pledge- ship seems a small price for the fun and friendship. Together the brothers train a team for the Little 500, cram for finals, back a beauty for campus queen. They plan political strategy — for men must learn for the future — and they go singing in the rain to greet a new pinwoman and her sorority. Joined by a common bond, they solve the world ' s worries together, and laugh to- gether, and go TGIFing. The new initiate, the new brother laughs, and helps plan a rushee smoker. Soon he will be shouting, Pledge! Get that phone! Pledge! Snap it up there! Pledge! Pledge! Organized life has its advantages, but getting pinned sometimes proves hazardous! ' ■■■!■ ■ ■ «H K «rt x ' Grades, Research, Educational Progress Share Recognition Spotlight on Founders Day i i k MHKSU Scholastic achievement, progressive research, and educational endeavor share the spotlight on the day of recognition — Founder ' s Day. An address by Dr. Maynard K. Hine, Dean of the School of Dentistry, reviewed the progress of the re- search program of his school and its importance in medical science to the student body, the state, and the nation. Then the audience dismissed thoughts of research and scholarship as they heard a premiere performance of Act III from The Scarlet Letter. Honor students and members of honorary scholastic organizations were introduced by Dr. Ralph L. Collins, Vice-President and Dean of Faculties. Presentation of the Frederic Bachman Lieber Memorial Award for distinguished teaching to Professor Marjorie Phillips, Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, bestowed recognition upon Professor Phillips for her dedication to teaching and concern with research. Indiana University Foundation awards for distin- guished teaching were presented to Professor Charles M. Hewitt, business, and Professor Frederick C. Schmidt, chemistry, in acknowledgement of outstand- ing classroom teaching. Wreaths were placed on former President Wylie ' s grave on Founder ' s Day. 132 Krc %„ I .... 1 1 v • I £■ •••-■ 1961 Little 500 a Record-Breaker I In Qualifications and Scholarships GNAW BONE Records snapped from start to finish of the 1961 Little 500. On the first day of qualifications the Sigma Nus took the inside front row and a record as well by setting the fastest time ever for the pole position. Not to be surpassed, the women of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority won the Minnie and the Alpha Gamma Deltas took first place in the costume contest. Race day was filled with edge-of-the-seat excitement. The Acacia riders met the challenge, and, cheered on by their Alpha Phi sponsors, peddled their way to vic- tory and a kiss from the 500 Sweetheart, Joanie Summers. The Little 500 Variety Show, with Miss Summers, Pat Boone, and the Four Freshmen, was a complete sellout. Fun and frolic capped the weekend with the Acacia Ice Cream Social and the Wright Quad Sprocket Hop. On October 31j L96l, the last unyielding harrier to progress shattered when the Student Foundation awarded more scholarships than ever before from proceeds ot The World ' s Greatest College Weekend. • A new Little 500 champion is declared as an Acacia rider crosses the finish line. 135 f« « f . r I Distinguished guest Yogi Bear gets a royal welcome from two I. U. coeds. 136 Enjoying 500 festivities were President Herman B Wells and Governor Matthew Welsh. A little liquid refreshment is in order after a hard run race 137 5 Tricycles inspected . . and parade finished . . around and around the Mini Miles Abroad on three wheels go the coeds in quest of the female 500 trophy. 138 Kappa Kappa Gamma ' s are all smiles as they accept the Mini trophy. The last round before summer vacation . . Final Week Finds Students Caught Between Spring ' s Lures and Books Spring is here! Tennis racquets, golf clubs, and picnic baskets are hurriedly snatched from musty cor- ners as Brown County presents a campus-wide distraction. But! Finals are also here. The outlook is gray, blue books are multiplying, and the library fights a losing battle. It is a beautiful Saturday afternoon before a more beautiful Sunday. The convertible sitting in the park- ing lot, the tennis court ' s invitation, the insistent ring- ing of the phone make concentration difficult. It is also the final Saturday afternoon before a more final Sunday. There are books laying on the desk, a Monday French final is threatening, and you have to study. Caught between spring fever and final delirium, the student finds himself facing many hard decisions. Ac- cept a date, or study? Make a date, or study? Refuse a date and sleep, or study? The largest percentage of the student body is usually reasonable and succeeds in making the wisest choice — they merely try doing them all. The tension increases during final week as drugstores run out of No-Do c and coffee pots boil into the early hours. The tension finally is eased, books are dropped, and sn mnur beqins. 140 141 ' Pomp and Circumstance ' Brings Contemplation, Congratulations, and a New Beginning As the majestic strains of Pomp and Circumstance commence, the graduating class of 1961 slowly pro- ceeds. Each graduate is in a world of his own. Each is obsessed with deep contemplation . . . contempla- tion about the future, past, and only a dim awareness of the present. An invocation induces meditation. Each graduate reali zes the world is ready, but wonders if he is ready to meet its challenge. For some the challenge is to complete a degree . . . others face a job, marriage, raising a family. Greetings from the State conveyed by Governor Matthew E. Welsh sharpen each graduate ' s awareness of the ever-present challenge. Thoughts of the future are dismissed for warm memories of the past as the graduates rise to sing Hail to Old I. U. A few warm tears come with reminiscence, for these memora- able years can never be relived. After the inspiring charge to the class by President Wells, degrees and honorary degrees are conferred. As the tassels turn, history changes. Footsteps from the trek across the plain echo in the distance . . . then cease. The mountain remains to be conquered. Spirited discussion and friendly conversation prevail at the Emeritus Club barbeque preceding graduation cere- A handshake between Governor Welsh and President Wells signifies the binding between society and the student. ft 1 r ' ■Vv ' - Suntans, surfboards, and studies comprised a summer ' s day at Beechwood Heights. Slower Pace of Summer Session Allows Students The walk to classes seemed especially long on sunny, inviting days. The summer sky was ablaze with an Independence Day fireworks display. 144 ifirf Vime for Lake Lemon and Bridge Games as Well as Classes Come on! Let ' s go for a swim! is the cry that clears the Commons and sends half the campus out for a welcome study break. It ' s summer, and life sets its favorite pace. Classes, assignments, term papers remind the student that school is in session, but there is time for relaxation, too. Ballantine Hall seems a little closer to the Education Building, and students don ' t have to hurry between classes. Sun-spangled walks become the library halls, and trees offer nature ' s lighting effects for studious adventurers. Conventions, clinics, the lure of graduate degrees or extra credit hours draw students to the campus. The Hoosier sun invites them to bring along bermudas and sunglasses; Hoosier cloudbursts demand a raincoat. A blur of color in sunshine, a mass of khaki in rain, the students travel their campus walks, a little more relaxed, a little friendlier, a little happier. They dream a little more, hope a little higher. It ' s summer! 1 I T Sounds of the calliope tell people along the river ' Showboat ' s a comin. ' 146 ■tm l rrfnTBifty INDIAN UUVETRSIT The audience recalls the golden days of the river boat. ' Showboat ' s a Comin Cast members apply final touches before lights go off and curtain goes up. Echoes Up and Down the Ohio River Shrill music from a steam-powered calliope was a familiar sound in towns along the Ohio River last sum- mer, as Indiana University ' s Showboat Majestic pre- sented its second season of floating summer stock. The Majestic opened the season at Madison, In- diana, on June 8 with a performance of Peg Of My Heart, chugged up the river to Cincinnati, and then played one-night stands in Ohio River towns down to Shawneetown, Illinois. Productions on the Majestic, sponsored by the De- partment of Speech and Theatre, were directed by Pro- fessor William E. Kinzer. In addition to the eight staff and crew members, thirteen I. U. students lived on board the Majestic to earn six hours academic credit through lectures and the productions. Besides acting, the students sold tickets, prepared meals, washed decks, and did the numerous other jobs necessary to keep the showboat running. Capacity crowds attended most of the performances in the 423-seat floating theatre. After each perform- ance of Peg or The Old Soak, the cast presented a variety show and an old-fashioned candy sale. After Labor Day performances in Louisville, the Majestic and its tugboat, The I. U., when into dry dock at Jeffersonville, Indiana, their winter home; and the students returned to a rather staid life after their summer on the showboat. V The stage was set for a fateful singing contest. Faculty and students alike combined to delight the audience with Wagner ' s comedy opera Maestersingers. 148 Opera Theatre Debuts Wagners ' Maestersingers ' Musical history was made at the University on July 29 and August 5 when The Maestersingers of Nurem- berg, Wagner ' s comedy opera, made its debut on cam- pus. This was the first time the opera had been pre- sented by any university group. Maestersingers was directed by Tibor Kozma, con- ductor of the University Philharmonic Orchestra and the Opera Theatre. Both students and faculty members participated in what Prof. Kozma termed Wagner ' s most difficult opera to perform. In this opera Wagner turned from the gods and heroes of his earlier works to nesh-and-blood people of 16th Century Nuremberg, with the characteristics of real people in any era. The story of Maestersingers is Wagner ' s own. It tells the story of the young knight who had fallen in love with the daughter of the richest member of Nurem- berg ' s guild. The smitten young man must win a sing- ing contest to have his lover. This he does. Love conquered, the audience smiled, applauded, and approved. Tibor Kozma directed the Opera Theatre ' s production of Maestersingers. The setting of Wagner ' s difficult Maestersingers was sixteenth century Germany. 149 150 Autumn ' s garden suoiv-decked trees . . . beauty, yes, and greatly celebrated so. But, something is lacking: the human element — a jace that shines, the flash of a smile . . . unchanged by the seasons. 151 Karen Kliiw Sophomore Karen Kline won the title of Queen of Indiana University when she was chosen 1962 Arbutus Queen. A member of Pi Beta Phi social sorority, Miss Kline was named Miss Fascination last year at the an- nual dance sponsored by Skull and Crescent, activities honorary for organized sophomore men. Miss Kline was crowned at Christmas Eve on Campus. 152 ■ i 153 Charlene Sarka A junior representing Chi Omega social sorority, Charlene Sarka is majoring in speech and hearing ther- apy and is president of her sorority. i Charlene Greenberger A member of Sigma Delta Tau sorority, Charlene Greenberger is an elementary education major who was active in the Panhel-IFC Big Ten Conference. I Sally Carmicbael A former Cre am and Crimson queen, senior Sally Carmichael is a member of Kappa Alpha Theta soror- ity. She is majoring in merchandising. ■TV Diana Ballen iger Queen of the Freshman Tyronian, Diana Ballenger represents Beck House of Read Center in the Arbutus Queen ' s court. Diana Ballenger tyronian Marjean Maxwell homecoming Sdlly CuTtilichuel cream and crimson 160 Barbi Einstandig military bail 162 The theatre: more complicated than a key signature, a painted set, memorized lines, or even a combination of these. These three are but a part of the mirror that reflects the soul, the soul seeking answers and finding only: deviation . . . 163 s In a light-hearted parody of campus life, the 1962 Jordan River Revue, Thunder Over Indiana, centered around the selection of a new president for Indiana University. 164 The I. U. Opera Theatre pleased audiences with the fairy magic of A Mid- summer Night ' s Dream. An Evening of Ballet was presented in the form of a modern ballet concert by the I. U. Ballet. Carol Channing delighted her audience at an IMU Pop Concert. In Brigadoon Julie Wilson catches her man, Jack Sheehan. The faces of the cast members reflected the drama in Don Carlos. Gilbert Reed and his wife Nancy performed in the Nutcracker Suite Ballet along with Melanie Hunt and the mice. 767 =s Tragic emotions ran high when Tosca murdered the tyrant Baron Scarpia in the Opera Theater ' s pres- sentation of Puccini ' s Tosca. The native dances of the Ceylon National Dancers offered a glimpse of a far away culture. 1 . «- -, The San Francisco Ballet gave a graceful performance to an en- thralled audience. In their show to liven up the snowbound scene, the characters of Bus Stop found some unsuspected talent. • mJkM Ilk. l % m - ' r I bv ■Lt til v t ' - k bhbW 1 HB H B PL J HkXglj _ SMB RfttfaflVAk J • , n ] ■£ fcflHF 5 V . . f.W ■ L. VB 1 i. J SOI rfe i r. 1 i Ft it 1 b wFWMv o ' ' , lj_ Bv F Cfc™« - ? aaal pw W f Jf i m Light Up the Sky, a rolicking slapstick comedy centering on the volcanic ups and downs of show biz, proved that there ' s still no business like show business. An atmosphere of gloom prevailed with the recreation of the Salem witch hunts in Arthur Miller ' s play The Crucible. 170 The well-travelled Singing Hoosiers of I. U. have sparked many social occasions with a merry chorus. 172 There they sit: the pen, the camera, the typewriter . . . They sit alone and wait, wait for those two vital forces, the mind and the word. The tools, yes, instruments to transfer facts, buttresses to strengthen dreams — But without the mind, the word, they are nothing . . . 173 Stories in, copy edited, reporters gone — it ' s time for a night editor to decide on front page makeup. Lee Wotherspoon suffered through the late hours with the night editors as he checked proof for The Daily Student. 174 Daily Student Keeps Campus Infortned In Spite of Late Hours, Hectic Schedules A bleary-eyed night editor trudges into French class ten minutes late. Another editor buried his alarm clock under a pillow and forgot about his psychology lecture. Late hours again take their toll, but The In- diana Daily Student is in the hands of its readers. Produced by a staff that seldom sleeps, the campus newspaper relates the news of a nation, a city, the out- side world. A giant fed by effort, it demands, and it receives. When classmates turn toward the Commons after a day ' s classes, IDS reporters heed the constant order, Cover your beat! Information in hand, they con- verge on the City Room, and there is action. A report to the city editor, the click of a typewriter, and there is news. Here in the City Room the dream of reporting, of writing, of seeing for the world, grows. And for some, it dies. The city room is a laboratory, The Student, an experiment. Here writers develop. Editors learn. Mistakes are made, but everyone gives, and their brain- child informs. The Student serves the community that is the campus. The first copy off the press gets close scrutiny for typography. When a photographer needs assistance, there ' s always a reporter around to help on cutlines. Wire services — vital contributors to a local paper. 176 A sports editor, with his page about finished, wonders what to put in that little space at the bottom of the page. 177 V Amid coke bottles, cigarettes, and used layout sheets, staff members shoveled out their cubby holes. More Than 200 Students Work to Create Arbutus A coffee cup marked with lipstick, a smouldering i igarette, and a weary Try another lead set the mid- night scene in an office on campus where more than 200 minds work for the cause. Members of the general staff, major staff, and the Big Four join in the attempt to capture in words and pictures the people, the events, and the spirit of a col- lege year. They contribute, they create. Inevitably, they capture. Rated Ail-American by the Associated Collegiate Press three c.irs in a row, the Arbutus has become a record of the campus, preserving its people, its setting, ns events. The family album of more than 15,000 students, tin Arbutus is the product of a stall ' s late hours, of a busi- ness manager ' s headaches, and ot an editor ' s elation when the telegram arrives — it ' s another All-American .. an All-Amu u an year. 178 After the presentation of the 1961 Arbutus, the personalized Avbustus made its debut at the annual awards banquet. 1 tfc ' Deep concentration and a makeshift typing table produce WGCY (World ' s Greatest College Yearbook). ... a view that doesn ' t easily slip from an Arbutus worker ' s memory . . . 181 Training for the television cameraman is given through actual practice. Important behind the scenes technical knowledge is stressed by the Department of Radio and Television. 182 Department of Radio and Television Operates Full Broadcast Schedide Over WTTVand WFIU A long, low-slung building, bordering on the mean- dering Jordan, is the base of operations for the Depart- ment of Radio and Television and the Indiana Univer- sity Radio and Television Service. From here the de- partment operates a full broadcast schedule, including seven half-hour television shows, seen weekly over WTTV, Channel 4, Indianapolis, and ten and one-half hours of radio, heard daily over one of the most power- ful educational FM stati ons in the State. The depart- ment also operates the Indiana University Sports Net- work, which feeds over 20 radio stations during the football and basketball seasons. Students take an important part in the broadcast operations, gaining rewarding though nerve-wracking experience in television directing and valuable on-the- air experience in announcing and newscasting over WFIU. They also work in the areas of radio produc- tion, newsfilm, and engineering. This year the Indiana University Radio and Televi- sion Service has taken on a new job — broadcasting class- room lectures via closed circuit. The professor, lectur- ing to students in Studio B of the Radio-TV building, simultaneously is able to teach groups in Ballantine Hall and the Indianapolis extension. Another impres- sive undertaking has been televising operas as they are performed on the Indiana University campus. 183 ■ Good lighting techniques are essential to good programming. The finishing of the new Tine Arts building completed I. U.s art plaza. 184 t A student announcer tries his hand at broadcasting over WFIU. 185 186 __ A sea of black swaying to the song of a graduation . . . and so it goes year by year: always the same — and yet a little different. For the sea is an individual thing, formed of separate waves: waves born in the depths of learning, nurtured by a friendly moon . . . waves which must disintegrate the sea of black to beat the rocks of life: and so it goes year by year. 187 ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES Baer, Raymond John B. S. Public Health Newman Club. Indianapolis Batchelor, Richard Henry B. S. Medical Tech. Valparaiso Newman Club. Bender, Bernadine B. S. Medical Records North Manchester Chi Omega; YWCA. Bockstahler, Ann Louise B. S. Medical Tech. Indianapolis Alpha Delta Theta; Alpha Lambda Delia; YWCA. Bonnet, Lorna Jeanne R. D. H. Denial Hygiene Indianapolis Dental Board. Bostwick, Linda Laura B.S. Medical Tech. Kendallville Delta Delta Delta, v-p.; Alpha Delta Theta; I. U. 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Occupational Therapy Washington YWCA. Hastings, Mary B. S. Pub. Health Dent. Hygiene Indianapolis Hillman, Betty Ann B.S. Medical Tech. Elkhart Alpha Chi Omega. Kielbasa, G. B.S. R.D.H. Pub. Health Dent. H. East Chicago Alpha Phi; Newman Club; Junior Amercan Dental Hygiene Association, pres. Kudirka, Gene B. S. Medical Records East Chicago Lamble, Marybeth R. D. H. Dental Hygiene Greencastle MacAllister, Evelyn Marie B. S. Medical Tech. Indianapolis Manny, Bonnie B.S. Occupational Therapy Cranford, N. J. Masbaum, Karen Sue R.D.H. Dental Hygiene Ft. V.nm McCoskey, Karen Sue R. D. H. Dental Hygiene Indianapolis Movers, Georgene Marv B.S Medical Records Hammond Arbulut; Newman Club; YWCA. Mogilner, Barbara Jo B.S. Medical Tech. Indianapolis I iiimi M ,.i ( olorado: Sigma Delta Tan. rush chair.; President ' s Coun- cil, Panhellenic Council; Student Senate. Myers. Jeanne Louise R.D.H. Dental Hygiene Greenwood Phi Mu; Junior American Dental Hygiene Association. Perrin. Jean B.S. 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Chemistry Indianapolis Lambda Chi Alpha; Arnold Air Society; Marching 100; Kappa Kappa Psi; YMCA. Bell, John Martin B. S. Botany YMCA. Huntington Beltz, Lynda Anne A. B. American Lit. Bloomington Debate Team; Delta Sigma Rho, sec, treas. Bender, Constance A.B. Home Economics Richmond Zeta Tau Alpha; Junior Class, sec; Mortar Board; Panhellenic Council; I. U. Foundation; Union Board. Benham, Anne A.B. Anatomy and Phys. Terre Haute Kappa Kappa Gamma; Oceanides; Y VCA. Benson, Marc B. Finance Club. A. B. Economics Hammond Bente, Thomas A. B. Spanish Latin-American Studies Ft. Wayne Cosmopolitan Club; Spanish Club. Berry, Virginia Bailey A.B. French Indianapolis Curry House Judicial Board, pres.; Alpha Lambda Delta; Le Cercle Francais. Hanover College; Kappa Alpha Theta. Bicknell, Martha Juanita A.B. Latin Kappa Delta, v p. : Pleiades; Belles; Enomene; Y i A. Indianapolis Bierbauni. Carole Jean A. B. 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Journalism Indianapolis Phi li. Its 1 1 ta i i d ' ■ hit i - bit I ed writer. ,ni i.i . ni, ' in ,,i Sigma Delta ' l sec.; President ' s Committee on Buildin ' ■- ARTS AND SCIENCES Brogneaux, Patricia Jeanne A. B. Journalism Bloomington Delta Gamma; Arbutus, narrative ed.; AW S. v p.; Indiana Duly Sti women s ed., night ed.; Enomene; Pleiades; Theta Sigma Phi, sec. Brown. Mollie Ann A. B. English Lit. Alpha Epsilon Phi; Student Senate; Hillel Foundation; Y t A. Brown. Penelope Anne A. B. Government Oak Hall, sec., treas.; AW ' S Representatives Council. Camarata. James Charles Alpha Epsilon Delta. A. B. Medical Science Gary Eaton Gary Browne, James Ralph A. B. Economics Marion Sigma Chi; Scabbard and Blade; Spanish Club; Cosmopolitan Club. Buehrig, Edward M. A. B. Anthropology Bloomington Anthropology Club; Cosmopolitan Club. Canada, Thomas Robert B. S. Physics Bloomington Canning, Arthur Joseph A. B. Economics Lansing, 111. Dodds House, vice-gov., sec; SAM; Alpha Kappa Psi; I-Men ' s Club; Varsity Athletics. Carl, Edward Tim A. B. Government Lambda Alpha Epsilon. Carlson, James Wesley A- B. Sociology Acacia; Sociology Club; SAM; YMCA. Carpenter, Julie Beth Le Cercle Francais. A. B. French Elkhart Hohart Louisville, Ky. Cellini, Beatrice Louise A. B. American Lit. Chicago, 111. Delta Gamma; Young Republicans; Sailing Club; IMU Hospitality Corps. A. B. Psychology Ft. Wayne Chaney, Richard Paul Phi Kappa Psi. Chmiel, Andrew Joseph A. B. Medical Science East Chicago Kappa Delta Rho; Alpha Chi Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta. Clark, Franklin David A. B. English Latin Knightstown Jackson Club; Young Democrats; Eta Sigma Phi. Clevenger, Carolyn Jo A. B. Sociology Ft. Wayne Delta Delta Delta; Panhellenic Council, sec; Mortar Board; Y ' W ' CA Freshman Commission, chair.; Alpha Lambda Delta. Coffee, Barbara Jean A. B. Fine Arts Springfield, Va. Sigma Kappa; Arbutus, art ed.; I. U. Foundation; Pleiades. Coffey, Janice Susan A. B. Spanish Oak Park, 111. Pi Beta Phi. sec; Alpha Lambda Delta; I. U. Foundation; Mortar Board; Oceanides; L T nion Board. Cohen, Stuart Marc A. B. Chemistry Louisville, Ky. Zeta Beta Tau; Hillel Foundation; I-Men ' s Club; Varsity Athletics. Collins, Keith Edison A. B. Government Evansville Alpha Phi Alpha, v-p., treas.; Law Club, v-p.; Wells Quad Judicial Board. Conner, Judith Ann B. S. Home Economics Mishawaka Phi Mu; Home Economics Club; Angel Flight; Newman Club, v-p. Cook, Patricia Lenarda A. B. Social Sen ice Bessemer, Ala. Delta Sigma Theta, treas.; Social Service Club; Y ' W ' CA. Cooper, David Charles A. B. Sociology Plymouth, Mich. Beta Theta Pi, rush chair.; Marching 100; Sphinx Club. Cornell, James Sutherland B. S. Chemistry Marion Forest Hall, sec; Wells Quad, v-p.; Phi Eta Sigma; IMU Amateur Radio Club, pres. Coyner. Karl Dennis A. B. Chemistry Dugger Phi Kappa Tau; Symphonic Band; Marching 100; Kappa Kappa Psi. Craw, Kenneth William Jr. B. S. Geology West Lafayette Delta Tau Delta; Arnold Air Sociery. Crawford, Linda Ann A. B. Comparative Lit. Bedford Contest Alumni on Campus; Eta Sigma Phi. Cuttino, David Dickson A. B. History Bloomington Daniels, Eugene B. Jr. A. B. Philosophy Rantoul, 111. College of Wooster: Delta Phi Alpha. Davis, Phyllis Kay A. B. French English New Albany Sigma Kappa, pres.; I. U. Foundation; Panhellenic Council; Pleiades; Y ' W ' CA Commission. Davis, Sonya Anne Davisson, Alice Jane Kappa Alpha Theta. B. S. Nursing Terre Haute B. S. Home Economics Lawrenceburg Dean, John Edwin A. B. History Indiana D.uly Student, a sr. ed., night ed.; 100; Phi Eta Sigma; Student Senate. Rushville Kappa Kappa Psi; Marching Deaux, Edward Bessor Psi Chi. A. B. Psychology Demas, Ronald Charles A. B. Medical Science Alpha Epsilon Delta: Arbutus; Y ' oung Republicans. Dennis, Richard A. B. Philosophy Slavic Club; Philosophy Club; Y ' MCA; Cosmopolitan Club. Evansville Muncie Indianapolis 191 ARTS AND SCIENCES u. De Villez, Richard Louis A. B. Zoology Tell City Dice, Ronald Louis A. B. German Bloomington Delta Phi Alpha; Slavic Club; EUB Student Foundation. Dickey, Julia Edwards A. B. English Lit. Bloomington DePauw University: AVC ' S; Young Republicans; Westminster Club. Dickson, William Edward A. B. Economics Ft. Wayne Dike, Thomas Arthur A. B. History Economics Owensville Dildine, Mary Elizabeth B. S. Home Economics Ft. Wayne Delta Gamma; Home Economics Club; Hoosier Hostess; YWCA. Dougan, Jerry Lee A. B. Mathematics Jenkins House, sec; Marching 100. Oakland City Dowling, Diana A. B. Sociology Psychology Indianapolis Phi Mu; Belles; Canterbury Club. A. B. Psychology Memphis, Tenn. Drileck, Roberta Adrienne Hillel Foundation. Drout, DewAnn Carol A. B. American Lit. South Bend Delta Gamma, pres.; Enomene; I. U. Foundation; Pleiades. Druelinger, Melvin Leroy B. S. Chemistry Mishawaka Alpha Phi Omega; Cosmopolitan Club; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship; Phi Eta Sigma. Dunn, Michael Louis A. B. Chemistry South Bend Big Ten Residence Halls Conference, co-chair.; Tower B, v-p.; NSA, asst. co-ordinator. Eaton, Larry Leon A. B. History Lambda Chi Alpha; Little 500. Osgood Edgerton, Susan Conrad A. B. History Bloomington AWS Board of Standards; Phi Alpha Theta; Srudent Senate; Pleiades. Edmondson, Keith Allen B. S. Chemistry Indianapolis Laurel Hall. sec. treas.; Arbutus; Alpha Chi Sigma, treas. Edwards, Marcia Jane A. B. Speech and Hearing Speedway Alpha Chi Omega, pledge trainer; Sigma Alpha Eta. pres.; YWCA; Belles; Enomene; I. L ! . Foundation. Edwards, Robert L. A. B. History Hobart Eggert, Donald Paul A. B. History Geography Indianapolis IUCLU; Fair Play for Cuba Committee. Eisert, Janet Lee A. B. French Logansport Alpha Omicron Pi, v-p., rush chair.; Alpha Lambda Delta; 1. U. Founda- tion; Le Cercle Francais; Pleiades; Phi Eta Sigma. Eley, Roberta Jean A. B. Mathematics Alpha Lambda Delta; YWCA; Enomene. Gaty Elliott, Sharon Diane A. B. French Evansville Kappa Kappa Gamma; Senior Class, v-p.; Sophomore Class, sec; Mortar Board; I. U. Foundation; Alpha Lambda Delta. Elyea, Willard Oswald B. S. Chemistry Joliet, 111. Phi Gamma Delta; Varsity Athletics; Y ' MCA; I. U. Foundation; 1-Men ' s Club; Alpha Epsilon Delta. Engle, Richard Francis A. B. Mathematics Pershing Rifles; I. U. Foundation; Senatorial Assistant. Everitt, Lillian Edna Home Economics Club. Fagan, Thomas Leroy Social Service Club. B. S. Home Economics B. S. Social Service Bloomington Scottsbutg Prentiss, Miss. Gary Feczko, Lois Jean A. B. Slavic Lang, and Lit. Alpha Gamma Delta; Slavic Club; Newman Club; YWCA. Feldman, Debra Sue A. B. Spanish French Chicago, 111. Spanish Club; Strikettes, treas. Felker, Lillian Carole A. B. Spanish English Evansville Alpha Gamma Delta; SNEA; Wesley Foundation; Y ' oung Republicans, sec; YWCA. Fcrber, Edith Ellis A. B. Speech and Theatre Weirton, W. Va. Arbutus; Hillel Foundation. Ferguson, John Alan A. B. Chemistry low la Alpha I. ui Omega; Sophomore Class, treas.; COPE; Phi Eta Sigma; West- minster Foundation. I indley, Joyce Kathrvn Fisher, Alfred (erome NAAl P; Spanish I lub A. B. Government Flora, 111. .1 Sociology Gaty Flanigan, John Maurice A.B Mathematics Bloomington ( ' ,... politan ' lub; NAACP; , i Ml Spi lunkiog Club. Fleming, Daryl Cranor A. B. (. .• i rnm m Boonville Fletchall, Ann B.S. Government LaGrange, 111. Kappa Alpha Theta, rush chair.; Union Board; Mortar Board; Senatorial Assistant; VWi A Florcr, Ronald William A.B. Mathematics LaCrosse 192 ARTS AND SCIENCES Foley, Ralph Morton A. B. Government Martinsville Beta Theta Pi, pledge class pres.: I. U. Foundation; Student Elections Commission; Senatorial Assistant; YMCA. Foreman, Charles A. T. A. B. Medical Science Crown Point Tower Quad, gov.; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Westminster Foundation; YMCA. Forrest, Donald Reid Collegiate Democrats. A. B. History Clarksville Ft. Branch Foster, Jack Vance A. B. Economics Lambda Chi Alpha; Pre-Law Club; Young Republicans. Frankel, Larry Allen A. B. Government Muncie Sigma Alpha Mu; Little U. N., sec.-gen.; Radio Club; Senatorial Assistant; President ' s Cabinet. Frenz, Paul D. A. B. German Bloomington Cosmopolitan Club, pres., v-p., treas.; Delra Phi Alpha; Junior Inter- fraternity Council; Scabbard and Blade; Little U. N. Steering Committee. Friedlander, Ezra H. A. B. History Gov. Newark, N. J. Zeta Beta Tau; NAACP; Hillel Foundation; Singing Hoosiers; Sphinx Club. Friedman, Carol Louise A. B. Spanish Danville, 111. Sigma Delta Tau; Arbutus; Hillel Foundation; Spanish Club. Friedman, Sharon Leah Hillel Foundation. A. B. Spanish Hammond Friel, William Francis A. B. Botany Scottsburg Gacic, Mirjana A. B. Camera Club; Slavic Club. Slavic Lang, and Lit. Gary Galanos, Diogenes K. A. B. Police Ad. Pi Kappa Phi; Lambda Alpha Epsilon, pres.; Spanish Club. Gary Gall, Judith Anne A. B. English Lit. Claypool Delra Zeta, v-p.; Alpha Lambda Delta; Panhellenic Council; Phi Beta Kappa. Galloway, Gary Eugene A. B. Journalism Bloomington Indiana Daily Student, sports ed., night ed.; Sigma Delta Chi. Ganz, Marilyn Carole A. B. Psychology Marion Sigma Delta Tau; Hillel Foundation. Gerde, Jerome Woods A. B. Government Crown Point I. U. Conservative League; Young Republicans, pres., v-p., treas.; 1RHA House of Representatives. Gergesha, Edward Alex A. B. Chemistry Alpha Chi Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta. Gilman, David Ellis A. B. Government Hillel Foundation; Badminton Club, sec. Gordon, Michael Louis Varsiry Athletics. Graves, William Howard A. B Delta Upsilon; Collegiate Democrats. A. B. Chemistry Mathematics East Chicago South Bend Chicago, 111. Vincennes Rushville Green, David Lot A. B. Medical Science Phi Gamma Delta; Alpha Epsilon Delta; I. U. Foundation; Phi Eta Sigma; Sailin g Club; YMCA. Greenman, John Jacob A. B. Biology Hewlett, N. Y. Dodds House, sec, treas.; Flame Club; I. U. Foundation; Sailing Club, vice-commodore; Varsity Athletics. Greenwald, Mary Ann A. B. Fine Arts Wabash Grenert, Robert Louis A. B. History South Bend Phi Kappa Tau; I. U. Foundation; Wesley Foundation; Young Republi- cans; SNEA. B. S. Medical Tech. Westfield Grins, Dagnija Vija Alpha Delta Theta. Groch, Donald Lee A. B. Psychology Michigan City Notre Dame: Srudent Senate. University of New Mexico: Newman Club. A. B. Chemistry Indianapolis Groth, Peter Franz Singing Hoosiers. Habecker, Cheryl Lynn A. B. Social Service Ft. Wayne Kappa Delta, pledge class pres.; Junior Panhellenic Council; Social Service Club; YWCA. Hanaghan, Dennis Michael A. B. Government Dayton, Ohio Alpha Tau Omega; Collegiate Democrats; YMCA. Hancock, Wanda Jean A. B. American Lit. Paoli Alpha Lambda Delta; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi Sigma lota; Contest Alumni on Campus. Hanning, Frank Robert Jr. A. B. Government Marion Sigma Chi, pres.: Board of Aeons; I. U. Foundation; Sphinx Club; Union Board, pres.; Srudent Senate. Hardsaw, Elizabeth Ann A. B. Journalism Corydon Delta Zeta, pledge class pres.; Junior Panhellenic Council; Arbutus. copy ed., managing ed.; Indiana Daily Student, night ed.; Theta Sigma Phi; Pleiades; Strikettes. Harris, Dean A. A. B. German Columbia City Hash, Linda Vondalee B.S. Home Economics Bloomington Home Economics Club; Intervarsity Chrisrian Fellowship. Hawes, Rebecca E. B. S. Home Economics Bloomington Home Economics Club, sec., treas.; Westminster Foundation. Heinbaugh, Joy Lynne A. B. Spanish Columbia City Phi Sigma Iora; Varsiry Band; AWS Council, chair.; Spanish Club; SNEA. 193 ARTS AND SCIENCES Hendrey, William B. A. B. Chemistry Wilmette, 111. Channing Club; NAACP; Young Republicans; Trees Center Judicial Board. Hercules, Carol Ann A. B. American Lit. Park Forest, 111. Heritage. Suzanne Elisabeth A. B. Social Service Indianapolis I. U. Foundation; Social Service Club, YWCA. Herkless, John Lindsey A. B. History Knightstown Ruter House, gov.; Wright Quad Judicial Board, chief justice; JAW Q Board of Gov.; Phi Alpha Theta. Hibner, Paul D. A. B. History Indianapolis Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Arbutus; NAACP; YMCA; Young Republicans. Hilger, J. Gregg A. B. Government Bloomington Bowling Green State University: Sophomore Class, treas.; Freshman Class, treas.; Newman Club; Pershing Rifles. Himelstein, E. Mark A. B. Government Phoenix, Ariz. Sigma Alpha Mu; Sphinx Club; Junior Interfraternity Council; I. U. Flying Club; YMCA; IUCLU. Culver Hodges, Thelma L. Delta Sigma Theta. A. B. Psychology Holwager, Joseph A. B. Creative Writing Phil. Scottsburg Varsity Athletics; YMCA. Hoover, Ernest Victor B. S. Social Service South Bend Social Service Club. Hoppes, Stephanie Ann A. B. Journalism Sociology Anderson Kappa Alpha Theta; Indiana Daily Student, women ' s ed.; I. U. Foundation. Horein, Joyce Mary A. B. B. S. Home Economics Wakarusa Omicron Nu, sec; Alpha Lambda Delta; YWCA. House, Marjorie Louise A. B. Psychology Indianapolis Zeta Tau Alpha; Alpha Lambda Delta; Psi Chi; YWCA. Hsue, Sin Tao B. S Physics Hong Kong, China Chinese Student Club; Phi Eta Sigma; Physics Club. Huffman, George William B.S. Chemistry Kokomo Rollins House, vice-gov.; Alpha Chi Sigma; Alpha Phi Omega; Spelunking Club; Tomahawk. Hunter, James Rondal A. B. Biology SNEA; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship. Lowell Hurst, Stephen Steiger A. B. Medical Science East Chicago Sigma Alpha Mu, v-p.; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Sailing Club; Basketball Manager. Ip, Kai A. B. Chemistry Jaksa, Geraldine Louise A. B. Speech and Hearing Kappa Delta; SNEA; Sigma Alpha Iota. Jaksich, Dorothy A. B. Slavic Lang, and Lit. Hong Kong, China Gary Gary Jarrell, Willoughby Gwen A. B. Government Plymouth 1RHA Judicial Board; Senior Class, female dir.; Young Republicans. Johnson, Joe Phillip A. B. Sociology Ft. Wayne Phi Sigma Kappa; Intramural Athletics. Kachel, Charles Albert A. B. English Lit. South Bend IRHA Judicial Board; Academic Board of Review; Spanish Club; Phi Eta Sigma. Kagan, Harvey Morris A. B. Journalism Gov. Indianapolis Arbutus; Indiana Daily Student; Hillel Foundation; Sailing Club; Spelunking Club; Tomahawk; Young Democrats. A. B. Economic! South Bend Arbutus; Junior Interfraternity Council; Hillel Kahn, Fred Soble Sigma Alpha Mu; Foundation. Karpilow, Judith Sonia A. B. French Bridgeport, Conn. Hillel Foundation; NAACP; Slavic Club. Karsell, Philip Read A. B. Medical Science Indianapolis Kask, Anne Mai A. B. Chemistry Indianapolis Cosmopolitan Club. Kaylor, Becky Kay A. B. Home Economics Alpha Gamma Delta, rush chair.; Queens; YWCA. K.i ser, Kathy Jean Kappa Kappa Gamma. Martinsville A. B. French German Terre Haute Kcllcrmann, Thomas Albert A. Is. History Bethesda, Md Kcndrick. Barbara Anne A. B. French Lancaster, Ohio Delta Gamma, treas . 1. U. Foundation; Junior Panhcllenic Council; I 11. UK IK Y A Kent. Douglas Albert A. B. HistOr] Crown Point Delta Tau Delta; Falcon Club; Marching 100; Interfraternity Council; Junior Interfraternity Council; Skull and Creso at Kern, Joanne Frances A.B. English Lit. Ft. Wayne Phi Mu, Wesley Foundation. Kern. Patlica May B.S. Biology Rochester Zeta Tau Alpha; Panhellenic Council: Student Athletic Board; RA Y ( A: Miniature 500 (rider). KieSS, Patricia EIrean A.B. History i Sailing club. Hinsdale, 111. 194 ARTS AND SCIENCES Kilpatrick, Stephen L. A. B. Economics Evansville A.B. Government Saigon, Vietnam Kim-Sa, Tran Thi Cosmopolitan Club. King, Jerry Noel A. B. Medical Science I. U. Young Republicans; YMCA. King, Kenneth Eugene Arnold Air Society. A.B. Mathematics King, Thomas Lockwood A.B. Eta Sigma Phi; Theta Alpha Phi. English Lit. Klaer, Thomas Lynn A. B. History Alpha Tau Omega, pledge trainer; Sphinx Club. Klezmer, Michael Irving A. B Sigma Alpha Mu; Skull and Crescent. Knoess, Hans-Peter A. B. Government Chemistry Knoll, John Philip Singing Hoosiers. A. B. History A. B. Chemistry Radio and, TV Speedway Indianapolis Kendallville Mishawaka Indianapolis Gary West Lafayette Chesterton Gary Konicke, Thomas Phillip Kother, Ruth-Ann B. S. I. U. Conservative League. Kovac, Jean Marie A. B. Speech and Theatre Indianapolis Alpha Chi Omega, ptes.; Showboat Majestic; Theta Alpha Phi, pres.: I. U. Foundation; Pleiades. Kraft, Carolyn Lee A. B. English Lit. Louisville, Ky. Kappa Alpha Theta. rec. sec.; Arbutus, petsonnel dit., schools and administration ed.; Alpha Lambda Delta; I. U. Foundation; YWCA. Kriegbaum, Kay Ellen A. B. Social Service Warren Pi Beta Phi; Enomene; Alpha Lambda Delta; Pleiades; Student Senare. A. B. History West Lafayette A.B. Chemistry Indianapolis Krywobok, Natalie V. La Follette, James Warren Alpha Tau Omega; Sphinx Club Lane, Brad William A.B. History Lapin, Kira Pamela A. B. French Kappa Delta. Larmore, Philip H. A. B. Economics Sigma Alpha Epsilon; YMCA. Leckie, Jean Anne A. B. Speech and Theatre Kappa Alpha Theta; YWCA; 1. V. Foundation. Lafayette Bedford Anderson Anderson Leifer, Leah Kay A. B. Home Economics North Manchester Home Economics Club. Leve, Ronald Irwin B. S. Journalism Indianapolis Levinson, Sanford Jay A. B. Sociology Indianapolis Sigma Alpha Mu; Hillel Foundation; Spanish Club. Liddil, Nancy Lee A. B. English Lit. Indianapolis Sigma Kappa; Channing Club; Sailing Club; Senatorial Assistant; Young Republicans. Lillard, Leo F. A. B. Chemistry Peru Newman Club; I. U. Orchestra; Senatorial Assistant; Student Senate. Lilly, Arlene A. A. B. History Brooklyn, N. Y. Sigma Kappa, pledge ttainer; Young Republicans; WRA; Senatorial Assistant; Campus Quiz Bowl. Lind, John David A. B. Chemistry Columbus West Hall, treas.; Alpha Chi Sigma; I. U. Flying Club. Liftman, Minna Louise A. B. Speech and Theatre Warren, Ohio Cosmopolitan Club. Lloyd, Jerry Duane B. S. Radio and TV Terre Haute Arbutus; Producer ' s Guild, co-chair. Lloyd, L ' ra Myrtle A. B. American Lit. Bloomington Long, Gary Lee A. B. Journalism History Lafayette Kappa Delta Rho, corres. sec; Indiana Daily Student, ed. in chief, sports ed., city ed., night ed.; I. U. Foundation Steering Committee; Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Delta Chi, v-p., pres. Long, Steven Dale A. B. Chemistry Mathematics Dillsboro Sigma Phi Epsilon; Varsity Band; Falcon Club; Alpha Chi Sigma; Little 500 (ridet). Longcamp, John Stier A. B. Medical Science Aurora Delta Tau Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Alpha Epsilon Delta. Lucus, Robert Drhl A. B. Zoology Indianapolis Acacia, v-p., rush chair.; Alpha Phi Omega; Junior Interfraternity Council, treas.; Westminstet Foundation. Lundquist, John F. A. B. Government Delta Upsilon; I. U. Foundation; Scabbard and Blade; YMCA Lusis, leva A. A. B. English Lit. Alpha Omicron Pi; Delta Phi Alpha. Elkhart Monroeville ttkt t 195 ARTS AND SCIENCES Madding, Gary Dean B. S. Pershing Rifles; Phi Eta Sigma. Chemistry Bloomington Mahan, John Jefferson Jr. A. B. Journalism Bloomington Phi Kappa Psi, corres. sec.; Indiana Daily Student; I. U. Foundation. Maher, Marcia Elaine Kappa Kappa Gamma. Mahorney, Peggy Ann YWCA. A. B. English French Indianapolis A. B. Spanish Gary Mamula, Joyce Marie A. B. English Lit. South Bend Kappa Delta; Arbutus; YWCA. Mangold, Joy Ernest A. B. Slavic Lang, and Lit. Bloomington Manson, Barbara Ellen A. B. English Lit. Terre Haute Delta Gamma, corres. sec; Enomene; Alpha Lambda Delta, treas.; I. U. Foundation; Mortar Board, pres. Marrs, Linda Edith A. B. French Indianapolis Kappa Alpha Theta; Phi Sigma Iota; Junior Class Newsletter. Marshall, Charles Richard A. B. Anatomy and Phys. Evansville Lambda Chi Alpha; YMCA; Skull and Crescent; Senatorial Assistant; I. U. Foundation; Little 500 (rider). Marshall, James Lawrence B. S. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Sphinx Club. Martin, Judith Ann A. B. Biology Pi Beta Phi; Young Republicans; Panhellenic Council. Martin, Sarah Gilmour Alpha Omicron Pi. Chemistry Decatur, Ala. Connersville A. B. Sociology Owensboro, Ky. Mason, Betty Lou A. B. Fine Arts Frankfort Alpha Lambda Delta; Pi Lambda Theta; YWCA. Mason, Prudence Gowen A. B. Spanish History Shreveport, La. Concett Band; Cosmopolitan Club; Alpha Lambda Delta; Spanish Club; Westminster Foundation. Matusow, Lynne Barbara A. B. Spanish New York, N. Y. Alpha Epsilon Phi; Cosmopolitan Club; Indiana Daily Student, night ed.; Theta Sigma Phi, treas.; Board of Student Publications. Maxwell, Marjean A. B. English Lit. Highland Delta Delta Delta, rush chair.; AWS Charm Clinic; Belles; Alpha Lambda Delta; YWCA; Homecoming Queen. Maxwell, Susan Marie B. S. Social Service Indianapolis Pi Beta Phi; Little U. N.; Social Service Club; YWCA. May, Mary Lynn A. B. English Lit. Oakwood, Ohio Weatherwax, v-p.; Alpha Lambda Delta; Delta Phi Alpha. McAllister, James C. A. B. Government Speedway Lambda Chi Alpha, pledge trainer. McCarty, Susan Jane A. B. History Spanish Princeton Alpha Chi Omega, treas.; Arbutus, scheduling ed.; YWCA; Spanish Club. McFeely, Marlene Sue A. B. Speech and Theatre La Porte Alpha Xi Delta, rush chair.; Debate Team; Student Speakers Bureau. McHugh, Susan Carol A.B. English Lit. Riverside, 111. Kappa Alpha Theta. v-p.; I. V. Foundation; Enomene; Pleiades; Presi- dent ' s Cabinet. Mcllroy, Richard Harry Jr. A. B. Chemistry Pueblo, Colo. Phi Gamma Delta, rec. sec; Student Elections Commission; YMCA. Mcllwain, Patricia A. A.B. Fine Arts Logansport AWS Board of Standards; I. U. Foundation; Student Senate, cletk. McKelvey, David Arthur A. B. Government Newtown Arnold Air Society; I. U. Foundation; MRHA Exec. Boafd, sec; Presi- dent ' s Cabinet; Trees Center Board of Gov., pres. McNaughton, Michael Joseph A. B. Economics Indianapolis Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Varsity Athletics; Freshman Council; Cosmo- politan Club; Skull and Crescent; Scabbard and Blade. McNeely, Hugh Morris Delta Tau Delta, rec. sec A. B. German Mitchell Intetftaterniry Council; Skull and Crescent. McNeil, Rosetta A. B. Sociology Bloomington Delta Phi Alpha; Der Deutsche Verein; Alpha Kappa Delta; Alpha Lambda Delta Medbourn, Sally Anne A.B. Spanish Culver Delta Delta Delta; Oceanides. Menke, Pamela Glenn A.B. American Lit. Indianapolis Kappa Alpha Theta; Enomene; Alpha Lambda Delta; Mortar Board; Pie, ado. YW A. pres. Messick, James Robert A. B. Psychology South Bend Alpha TaU Omega, rush chair.; Intetfratetnity Council, pres.; Falcon Lib Metivier, Donald Nelson A.B. Philosophy t, ninth Michelson, Carole A.B. English Lit. Alpha Epsilon Phi, treas.; Ililltl Foundation. Des Moines, Iowa MigLiazza, Ernest Cesar A.B. Linguistics Minneapolis, Minn. Anthropolog] lub; Cosmopolitan Club; Spanish Club. Miles, Richard Joseph A. B. Philntopby Monticello Mathematics Club; Philosophy Club, pres.; NAACP. Milisen, Valerie Ellen A.B. Speech and Theatre Bloomington Alpha Omicron Pi; YW A; Social Service Club. 196 ARTS AND SCIENCES Miller, Charles G. A. B. Chemistry Greensburg I. U. Foundation. Miller, David Lyle A. B. Government Vincennes Phi Kappa Psi, sec., v-p.; Pre-Law Club, pres.; Sphinx Club. Miller, Linda Karen A. B. Sociology Indianapolis Chi Omega. Miller, Sara Gauntt A. B. Social Sen ice Newburgh Kappa Alpha Theta; Social Service Club: Senatorial Assistant; YWCA. Miller, Virginia Helen B. S. History Princeton Alpha Gamma Delta, ptes., rush chair.; AW ' S Council; Senatorial Assistant. Miller, Wilson J. B. S. Physics South Bend Phi Eta Sigma. Mills, Julie Ann A. B. Journalism Moline, 111. Pi Beta Phi, corres. sec: Theta Sigma Phi, v-p.; Indiana Daily Student, night ed.; Enomene; I. U. Foundation. Minnick, Thomas Albert A. B. Government Bloomington Chi Phi; Roger Williams Fellowship; Young Republicans. Mitchell, Mary Jane A. B. 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Crosbie, Mac Herbert ; S Sigma Alpha Epsilon, rush chair Si aboard and Bladf Sphinx Club. B.S. Gen. Bin. Ad. Bremen Marki ting l-.ilt mm ( lub; 1. Indianapolis V. Foundation; Cunliffe, Albert Edward B.S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Cincinnati, Ohio Cuppv. Frederick M. B.S. Management Lambda ( hi Alpha; Delta Sigma Pi; SAM Indianapolis 204 BUSINESS Czimer, Arthur Daniel B. S. Marketing Crown Point Theta Chi; Marketing Club; Sphinx Club. Davis, Gary Bruce B. S. Marketing Hazelwood, N. C. Sigma Alpha Epsilon; I-Men ' s Club; 1. U. Foundation; Varsity Athletics. Davis, James Arthur B.S. Transportation Manchester, Mich. Phi Eta Sigma; Sailing Club. Davis, Patricia Ann Management Club. B.S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Muncie Davis, Richard Barrett Real Estate Club. B. S. Real Estate Ad. Columbus Davis, Ronald Lee Marketing Club. B. S. Marketing La Porte Demas, Donald James B.S. Management Muncie Alpha Kappa Psi; SAM; Young Republicans; Intervarsity Christian Fellowship; I. U. Conservative League. Denmure, Douglas Renter B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Kappa Delta Rho, sec; Forest Hall, sec, treas. Aurora DeRosa, Arsenio Anthony B. S. Real Estate Ad. Hammond Cosmopolitan Club; Real Estate Club; Newman Club. Dinius, Linda Eleanor B. S. Accounting Accounting Club; Omicron Delta; YWCA. Distelhorst, John William Logansport B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Indianapolis Doll, Rosemary E. B. S. Accounting Batesville Accounting Club; Newman Club. Doolittie, Robert P. Jr. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Mishawaka Skull and Crescent; YMCA; Y ' oung Republicans. Doom, Gwendolyn Lou B.S. Business Ed. Evansville Delta Delta Delta; Belles; Omicron Delta, pres.; Senatorial Assistant; YWCA. Doom, Jacquelyn Sue B. S. Business Ed. Evansville Delta Delta Delta; Belles; Omicron Delta; Student Athletic Board; YWCA. Douglas, Michael Worth Management Club; SAM. B. S. Management Bloomington Doyle, Lewis B. S. Bus. Econ. and Public Policy Washington Drew, James Ellis B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Huntington Delta Upsilon, pres.; Falcon Club; Interfraternity Council, v-p.; Skull and Crescent; Sphinx Club. Dubiak, Albin Steve B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. East Chicago MRC Board of Gov., pres.; Newman Club. Duker, Douglas Dee B. S. Marketing Bus. Law Wabash Kappa Sigma, sec, pledge class pres.; Junior Interfraternity Council; Skull and Crescent, treas. Duncan, Charles Terhune B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Indianapolis Sigma Chi, pledge trainer; Marketing Club; Skull and Crescent. Dunn, Lewis Ronald B. S. Accounting Louisville, Ky. Accounting Club; Intramural Athletics. Durkes, Walter Robert B. S. Marketing Converse Tower Center, sec, treas.; Accounting Club; Marketing Club; SAM. Dye, James Alvin B. S. Management Marketing Club; SAM; Intramural Athletics. Rockville Dyer, John William B. S. Insurance New Albany Easterbrook, Ruthann B. S. Bus. -Statistics Lafayette Pine Hall, gov.; I. U. Foundation; Omicron Delta; Trees Center Board of Gov. Eggleston, Larry Gordon B. S. Management Club; Marketing Club. Eilbacher, Leonard Eugene Sailing Club. Marketing Valparaiso B. S. Real Estate Ad. Whiting Ellis, Timothy D. Marketing Club. B. S. Marketing Elrod, Thomas E. B. S. Marketing Management Club; Marketing Club; YMCA; Y ' oung Republicans Bloomington Marion Endsley, James William English, Charles Richard B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Richmond B. S. Finance Lebanon Epperson, Earl Eugene B. S. Marketing Marketing Club; Management Club. Indianapolis Everett, Dennis Edward Ewald, Robert Charles B.S I-Men ' s Club; Skull and Crescent. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. South Bend Finance Louisville, Ky. Ewing, Bill D. B.S. Management Club. Gen. Bus. Ad. Bloomington 205 BUSINESS Farrell, James Michael B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Loogootee Farren, Ronald Eugene B. S. Accounting Martinsville Accounting Club. Fawcett, William Alan B. S. Alpha Kappa Psi. pledge trainer; Purdue U.: Beta Theta Pi. Finance Gary SAM: Student Traffic Committee. Fearrin, Don Ray Finance Club. B. S. Finance Indianapolis Feinberg, Jay Martin B. S. Management Highland Park, 111. Zeta Beta Tau; Hillel Foundation; Management Club; Senatorial Assist- ant; Arbutus, treas. Fennewald, Leroy F. Transportation Club. Ferguson, James William Management Club, pres. Ferguson, William B. S. Marketing Kappa Delta Rhu; Marketing Club; SAM. B. S. Transportation B. S. Marketing Hamlet Clarksville Jamestown Fiege, James Everett B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Kappa Sigma, sec; Falcon Club; Marketing Club; Young Republicans. Fife, John Joseph B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Sigma Chi; 1-Men ' s Club; Marketing Club; Newman Club; Scabbard and Blade; Varsity Athletics. Filippo, Charles Edward B. S. Finance Wanamassa, N. J. Kappa Delta Rho; Spanish Club; Sphinx Club. Finn, Jeffrey Keith B. S. Accounting Indianapolis Sigma Alpha Mu; Accounting Club; Hillel Foundation; Skull and Crescent; YMCA. Flanagan, Charles Bruce B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Fortville Indianapolis Fleming, Michael Edward B.S. Marketing Collegiate Democrats; Marketing Club. Floyd, Donald Joseph Finance Club. Folkening, Dale Thomas Accounting Club. B. S. Finance B. S. Accounting Gary Indianapolis Ford, Jerry Lee B. S. Accounting Muncie Tower Center, gov.; Alpha Kappa Psi; Senior Class, male dir.; I-Men ' s Club; President ' s Cabinet; IRHA, treas. Foster, Samuel Kay B. S. Management Bloomington Management Club; SAM. Francis, Jack Clark B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Theta Chi; Interfraternity Council; Skull and Crescent; SAM, v-p.; Sphinx Club, pledge trainer; Srudent Athletic Board. Freudenberger, Kent Watson B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Evansville Frisbie, Duane Lee B. S. Accounting Anderson Accounting Club. Fruechtenicht, Thomas Eric B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Ft. Wayne Sigma Nu; Alpha Kappa Psi; I. U. Foundation; SAM. Gall, John Steve B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Highland Newman Club; Pershing Rifles; Scabbard and Blade, v-p. Gallagher, Richard Francis B. S. Accounting Gary Sigma Phi Epsilon. v-p.; Accounting Club; Alpha Kappa Psi: Manage- ment Club; SAM; YMCA. Ganns, Richard Joseph B. S. Marketing South Bend Management Club; Marketing Club. Gecowets, Robert Eugene B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Bloomington Management Club; Wesley Foundation; Real Estate Club. Geneteau, Roberto Alejandro B V. Management Colon, Panama Alpha Kappa Psi; Cosmopolitan Club; Spanish Club: Varsity Athletics. Gerke, Richard Dale B.S. Marketing Management Club; Marketing Club; SAM. Ft. Wayne German, Robert Michael B. S. Marketing Valparaiso Zeta Beta Tau, rush chair.; Indiana Daih Studtnt; Hillel Foundation; Marketing ( lub Skull ami distent; Atbuitn. personnel director. Giacoletti, Robert R. B.S. Accounting Clinton Accounting (lub, v-p.; Phi Eta Sigma. Gibbons, Jane Elizabeth B.S. Bus.-Statistics Willow Branch Sigma Kappa, treas.: Alpha Lambda Delta; Beta Gamma Sigma; Senior ( lass, sec.; I. U. Foundation; Pleiades. Gilbert, Gordon Walter B. S. Management Sherrill, N. Y. Theta Chi. v-p.; Arnold Air Society; Falcon Club; I. V. Foundation; SAM; Sphinx Club. Gimlich, Earl Frederick B.S. Accounting Wadcsville I..UCI t t Mil I MiMI,l I t,.. l. ' U.l 1,111(1 ll. ill. Ill IV.11,1 .Vii ' Ullt- ing ( lub, treas . Alpha Kappa Psi. Ginzel, Bryon Fldon B.S. ( . Bus. Ad. Ossian Goldberg, Arnold Edward B. S. Marketing South Bend Zeta Beta rau Ari ihu, business manager; Blue Key, tteas.; Scabbard and Blade; Skull and Crescent. Goldberg. Joseph Michael B. S. Marketing Gary Zeta Beta Tau, pledge trainer; 1. I ' . Poundation; Skull and Crescent; Sphinx Club; Student Senate. 206 BUSINESS Golden, Iris June B. S. Finance Port Chester, N. Y. Alpha Epsilon Phi, treas.; Tower E, gov.; Enomene; Finance Club; Senatorial Assistant. Goldsmith, Marshall Jay B. S. Accounting East Chicago Accounting Club; Hillel Foundation; I-Men ' s Club, sec; Varsity Athletics. Graham. James Kermit B.S. Marketing Shelbyville Phi Delta Theta; Marketing Club; Skull and Ciescent; Sphinx Club; Young Republicans. Grainger, Phillip Rex B. S. Marketing Kokomo Granich, Joseph August B.S. Accounting Chicago, III. Accounting Club: Cosmopolitan Club; Management Club; Marketing Club; Newman Club. Graves, Janice Kay B. S. Business Ed. Omega Delta. Graves, Wendell Keith B. S. Marketing Gray, Arthur L. Jr. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Delta Upsilon. Shoals Coal City Indianapolis Green, Jerome Francis B. S. Marketing Mitchell Phi Kappa Theta, rush chair.; Marketing Club; Newman Club. Greenberg, Allen Roy B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Highland Park, III. Zeta Beta Tau; Beta Gamma Sigma; Hillel Foundation; Scabbard and Blade; Senatorial Assistant. Greer, Robert Jay B. S. Marketing Walnut Ridge, Ark. Finance Club; Flying Club; Management Club; Marketing Club; Young Republicans. Gregory, Gary Robert B. S. Marketing Pittsboro Marketing Club; I. U. Conservative League. Groth, Kenneth Gene B. S. Marketing Jeffersonville Alpha Tau Omega, pledge class pres.. pledge trainer; I. U. Foundation; Junior Interfraternity Council, treas.; Management Club, v-p.; Skull and Crescent; Sphinx Club. Groves, William George B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Indianapolis Delta Tau Delta, sec; Delta Sigma Pi. Guggenheimer, Richard Sylvan B. S. Marketing Lowell, Mass. Student Theatre. Gullion, Thomas H. Jr. B. S. Finance Acacia; Alpha Phi Omega; Finance Club; YMCA. Lafayette Gustafson, Jean Ellen B. S. Business Ed. Ashtabula, Ohio Sigma Kappa, v-p.; Enomene; Omicron Delta; YWCA; Arbutus. Hall, Charles Gilbert B. S. Accounting Accounting Club; I-Men ' s Club; Varsity Athletics. Hammond, Harold D. B. S. Management Hanna, Don Evan B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Beta Theta Pi, pres.; Falcon Club, tteas.; Sphinx Club. Terre Haute Bloomington Roachdale Hannum, Robert Lee Transportation Club. Haralson, Donald Huff Hardamon, Donald Lee Management Club. Harding, Robert Reuben Finance Club. B. S. Transportation Bloomington B.S. B.S. Transportatio n Gen. Bus. Ad. B. S. Finance Bloomington Indianapolis Indianapolis Indianapolis Hammond Marion Harris, Charles Edward B. S. Accounting I-Men ' s Club; Varsity Athletics. Harris, Ronald Sidney B. S. Marketing Zeta Beta Tau; Hillel Foundation. Harris, William Russell B. S. Marketing Management Club; Marketing Club; Skull and Crescent. Hawkins, Sandra B. S. Bus. Econ. and Public Policy Shelbyville Management Club; Newman Club; Omicron Delta; Young Democrats. Hayes, Cornelius C. Jr. B. S. Marketing North Syracuse, N. Y. Phi Delta Theta. Hayes, Dennis Ryan B. S. Accounting Mattoon, 111. Tau Kappa Epsilon; Accounting Club; Newman Club; Sailing Club. Hayes, Gary Max B. S. Finance Delta Chi. treas.; Falcon Club; Finance Club; Little 500. Danville Interfraternity Council; Hebert, Gerald Blake B. S. Marketing Gary Delta Sigma Pi; Flying Club; Marketing Club; SAM; Young Republicans. Hedges, Jerry Dee B. S. Marketing Marion Elliott House, vice-gov.; I-Men ' s Club; Baseball Senior Manager. Hedman, Brian Roland Delta Sigma Pi; Arbutus. Heinrichs, Nelson W. B. S. Finance Club; Marketing Club. Hemelgarn, Donald Lee Accounting Club. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Marketing B. S. Accounting South Bend Indianapolis Indianapolis 207 ' r— BUSINESS Hendricks, Jack L. B. S. Finance Indianapolis Gary Hersch, Joel Wayde B S. Marketing Alpha Epsilon Pi. tteas.; Hillel Foundation; Marketing Club. Hershberger, Jon Dee B. S. Finance Logansport Kappa Sigma, pres., treas., rush chair.; I. U. Foundation; Scabbard and Blade; Sphinx Club, v-p.; Fall Carnival Steering Committee, chair.; YMCA. Hershberger, Terry Richard B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Logansport Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Blue Key; Senior Class, pres.; I. U. Foundation; President ' s Cabinet; Union Board. Hetherington, John David B. S. Management Chatham, N. J. Kappa Delta Rho; Skull and Crescent; SAM; Young Republicans. Hiatt, John David B. S. Marketing Lambda Chi Alpha, rush chair., pledge trainer; pledge trainer; Junior Interfraternity Council, pres.; Hignite, Charles Reed B. S. Marketing Marketing Club. Hill, Maurice Gene Indianapolis Alpha Kappa Psi, Skull and Crescent. B. S. Accounting Richmond Ft. Wayne Hilligoss, Phillip S. B. S. Accounting McCordsville Kappa Delta Rho; Accounting Club; Junior Interfraternity Council. Himes, Charles Howard Hinsch, Joanne B. S. Alpha Omicron Pi, v-p.; Senior Board; YWCA. Hobbs, George Wayne Accounting Club. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Elkhart Marketing Indianapolis Marketing Club; Omicron Delta; Business B. S. Accounting Indianapolis Valparaiso Indianapolis Hofferth, William Delmar B. S. Marketing Holaday, Mary Lois B. S. Marketing Marketing Club; YWCA. House, John Mack B. S. Bus. Econ. and Public Policy Terre Haute Howard, Ralph Max B. S. Management Columbus Pi Kappa Phi. pledge trainer. Hoyt, Daniel Dexter B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. South Bend Alpha Tau Omega, pledge trainer; I. U. Foundation; Sphinx Club, treas.; Student Athletic Board. Hudson, Morris Ray B. S. Marketing Salem Lambda Chi Alpha; Arnold Air Sociery; Marching 100; Marketing Club; Skull and Crescent. Hume, Dale Edward B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Marketing Club; Spelunking Club. Hunt, Thomas Edward B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Phi Sigma Kappa, pledge trainer; Young Republicans. Huron, William Elbert Management Club. lies, Charles Emerson B. S. Management West Lafayette B. S. Marketing Logansport Ingle, John David B. S. Finance Danville Delta Chi: Cosmopolitan Club; Singing Hoosiers; Skull and Crescent; Sphinx Club; Young Republicans. Jacox, Larry Sanford B. S. Accounting Plymouth Theta Chi, sec; Accounting Club; Management Club; Skull and Crescent; SAM. Jenness, Charles Ware B. S. Marketing Falmouth, Me. Sigma Chi; Varsity Athletics. Joehrendt, Oleeta Carolyn B. S. Business Ed. Paoli Read Center Referral Board, chair.; Omicron Delta; Strikettes, pres., rec. sec.; Tau Beta Sigma, pres., treas. Johnson, Donald Edward Newman Club; SAM. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Indianapolis Johnson, George Frederick B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Terre Haute Kappa Sigma; Interfraternity Council; I. U. Foundation; Skull and Crescent; Newman Club; Marketing Club. Johnson, John Marion B. S. Marketing Bloomington Marketing Club; Scabbard and Blade. Jones, Robert Martin B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Hammond Juerling, James Robert B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Alpha Kappa Psi, pres.. v-p. Kanne, Michael Stephen Lambda Chi Alpha, pres.; Council; Sphinx Club. B. S. Marketing Rensselaer Arnold Air Society, v-p.; Interfraternity Kaufman, Barton Lowell B. S. Insurance Shelbyville .eta Beta Tau; [-Men ' s Club; Insurance Club; Student Athletic Board; Varsity Athletics; Young Republicans. Keller. David I.awrincc B. S. Finance Elkhart Delta Upsilon, pits.; 1. [ ' . Foundation; interfraternity Council; Scabbard and Blade; Sphinx Club. Kemp. Calvin Lee B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad Sunman 5 i 1. 1 p.; Arnold Air Society; 1 IV Foundation; Skull and Crescent; Student Athletic Board. Kerth, Philip William 11 V. M Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Marketing Club; SAM Y i ' Crown Point ■US BUSINESS Kessler, Richard L. B. S. Transportation Transportation Club. Kestner, Elmer Nicholas B. S. Marketing Beta Theta Pi; Indiana Daily Student; Marketing Club. Killian, Rex Phillip B. S. Marketing JAW Q Board of Gov.; I. U. Foundation; Marketing Club Kimball, Robert Edward B. S. Accounting Accounting Club. Lafayette Columbus Greenfield Bloomington La Porte Spencer Frankfort Kimmel, Richard Dale B. S. Marketing Accounting Club; Management Club; Marketing Club. Kinney, Stanley Howe B.S. Accounting Phi Sigma Kappa; Delta Sigma Pi. Kite, Donald Paul B. S. Management Sigma Pi; SAM; Square and Compass Club. Klein, David Milton B. S. Accounting Gary Kappa Sigma, pledge trainer, treas.; Accounting Club; Junior Inter- fraternity Council; JAWQ Board of Gov.; Skull and Crescent; YMCA. Klopp, Ruth Ann B. S. Business Eel. Martinsville Weatherwax, gov. Klotz, John Edward B. S. Accounting Gary Dewey House, vice-gov.; Accounting Club; Marketing Club; Newman Club. Klotz, Robert William B.S. Accounting Accounting Club. Knartzer, Edward John B. S. Accounting Bloomington Indianapolis Chi Phi. pledge trainer; Accounting Club; Falcon Club; Newman Club; Sphinx Club. Kramer, Larry Richard B. S. Marketing Evansville Krawczyk, Gerald Donald B. S. Marketing Hammond Marketing Club; Newman Club. Krueger, Jerome Richard B. S. Accounting Lafayette Accounting Club; Beta Alpha Psi; Tom ahawk; Intramural Athletics. Krull, Sharon Grace B. S. Accounting Union Mills Kukoy, Stephen Jean B. S. Management Canterbury Club; SAM; YMCA. Kyle, William K. Labolt, Charles A. SAM. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. B. S. Management LaCounte, Earl Lewis Marketing Club. B. S. Marketing LaDuke, Ray Edward B. S. Accounting Accounting Club; I-Men ' s Club; Varsity Athletics. Laing, Michael Richard B. S. Accounting Lancaster, Russel Charles B. S. Marketing Landon, William LeRoy B.S. Transportation I-Men ' s Club; Transportation Club; Varsity Athletics. Gary Blufifton AJams Elkhart New Albany Logansport Jeffersonville Wawaka Lash, Russell Earl B. B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Marketing Club; Varsity Athletics. Laskowski, Robert Terrance B. S. Transportation East Chicago Transportation Club. Lawson, Dennis Leo B. S. Marketing Pershing Rifles. Shelbyville Lawson, Gerald Roscoe B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Shelbyville Leake, William Pinkerton Jr. Sigma Chi; Marketing Club. B. S. Marketing Speed Leonard, Thomas S. Jr. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Ft. Wayne Finance Club; Management Club; Young Republicans; Real Estate Club. LeVan, Ronald Menard B. S. Finance Blue Key; Finance Club; Management Club; SAM Levenberg, Robert David Indianapolis B. S. Real Estate Ad. Gary Lewellen, Douglas William B.S. Real Estate Ad. Bloomington Forest Hall, v-p.; MRHA Exec. Board; Varsity Athletics; Real Estate Club. sec. -treas. Lewis, Mary Lynn B. S. Accounting Paragon Gamma Phi Beta, treas.; Accounting Club, sec; Omicron Delta; YWCA. Lieber, Frederick Edwin B. S. Accounting Michigan City Zeta Beta Tau, rush chair., pledge trainer; Hillel Foundation; Scabbard and Blade. Lister, Richard Wayne B. S. Accounting Beta Alpha Psi; Accounting Club. Lafayette 209 BUSINESS TT Lizzi. Thomas Charles Transportation Club. B. S. Transportation South Bend Locke, Kathryn Jayne B. S. Accounting Syracuse Phi Mu, corres. sec, treas.; Accounting Club; Panhellenic Council; YWCA; Hoosierettes. Locke, Malcom Frederick Jr. B. S. Management Muncie Alpha Tau Omega; Management Club; Scabbard and Blade; SAM. Loeser, Julius B. S. Finance Terre Haute Zeta Beta Tau, sec; Beta Gamma Sigma; Blue Key, pres.; Junior Class, male dir.; Scabbard and Blade, sec Long, Donald Albert B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Crawfordsville Long, John Ray B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Mishawaka Phi Kappa Tau, pres.; Interfraterniiy Council; Kappa Kappa Psi; March- ing 100; Singing Hoosiers. Loser, Robert W. II B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Indianapolis Phi Delta Theta; I. U. Foundation; Scabbard and Blade; Skull and Crescent; YMCA. Lowe, Stephen Gary B. S. Marketing Lambda Chi Alpha; Delta Sigma Pi; Marketing Club. Ft. Wayne Lower, Thomas Michael B. S. Marketing South Bend Alpha Tau Omega, v-p., sec, pledge trainer; I. U. Foundation Steering Commirtee; Marketing Club; SAM. Luther, Dale Bernard B. S. Accounting La Porte Beta Alpha Psi; Accounting Club; Alpha Kappa Psi. Mackanos, Tarry Paul B. S. Marketing Gary Sigma Alpha Epsilon, pledge trainer; Management Club; Marketing Club; Newman Club. MacLeod, John Sutherland B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Indianapolis Delta Chi, v-p., sec; Interfraternity Council; Skull and Crescent; Sphinx Club. Mahoney, Donald Wayne Marketing Club. B. S. Marketing Columbus Mann, Donald B. S. Insurance and Actuarial Sci. Michigan City Logansport Marocco, William Louis B. S. Marketing Alpha Kappa Psi; Flying Club; Skull and Crescent. Marsh, Blaine Edward B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Chi Phi; Falcon Club; Newman Club. Mishawaka Martenet, David Lange B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. New Augusta Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Alpha Kappa Psi. Martin, Max Manson B. S. Accounting Corydon Sigma Phi Epsilon; Accounting Club; Finance Club; Interfraternity Council; Marketing Club; Business Senior Board. Martin, William Roger B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Indianapolis Bera Theta Pi; Management Club; Marketing Club; Sailing Club; Sphinx Club; Young Republicans. Matacale, Gene Robert B.S. Accounting Hornell,N. Y. Accounting Club; Newman Club; I. U. Conservative League. Mayer, Theodore A. B.S. Real Estate Ad. Cincinnati, Ohio Sigma Alpha Mu; Real Estate Club; Interfraternity Council; I. U. Foundation Steering Committee; Sphinx Club; Young Republicans. McClurg, Michael Ross B. S. Marketing Union City Beta Theta Pi, v-p.; Falcon Club; Marketing Club; Skull and Crescent; Sphinx Club. McElhiney, Larry David B. S. Bus. -Journalism Indianapolis Indiana Daily Student; Finance Club; Insurance Club; Marketing Club; SAM. Mcintosh, Beverly Ann B. S. Business Ed. Paoli Pi Beta Phi, pres.; I. U. Foundation Steeting Committee; Panhellenic Council; Student Elections Commission; Mortar Boatd. McMahan, Thomas Michael B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Ft. Wayne Phi Delta Theta, Marketing Club; YMCA; Young Republicans. McMahon, Terry W. B. S. Accounting Hammond McNemar, Charles Gale B. S. Marketing East Gary Meguschar. Allan B.S. Management Spencer Acacia; Delta Siqma Pi; Management Club; Skull and Crescent; Student Athletic Boatd; SAM. Meister, Edward Louis B. S. Management Management Lub; Newman ( lub. Menges, Lyle Duane Marketing Club. Meyer, Jon Frederick Management Club. B.S. Marketing B.S. Management Meyer, Mark Barkley B.S. Marketing Alpha Tau Omega; Marketing Club. Gary- Bristol Indianapolis Ft. Wayne Dale Grillith i. Miller, James 1 ,irl B.S. Business 1 .1 Scranton.Pa. Phi Sigma Kappa; [ ' Men ' s lub; Varsiq Athletics. Miller. Richard Darrell B.S. Accounting Wanatah Chi Pin, treas.; Accounting Club; Cosmopolitan Club; Scabbard and Bladi Michel, Ralph Vernon Accounting Club. Mikuta. Patricia Ann Omi, ton I i, lii, v-p. B. S. Accounting B. S. Business Ed. BUSINESS Miller, Ronald Lee B. S. Marketing Pendleton Miller, William Richard B. S. Marketing West Lafayette Phi Gamma Delta; Indiana D.uly Student; Marketing Club; Scabbatd and Blade. Milobar, Peter John B. S. Accounting Sigma Nu; Accounting Club. Mirda, Louis B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Phi Kappa Theta. v-p., tteas; Sphinx Club B. S. Business Ed. Hammond Mishawaka Bedford Mitchell, Glenda Lou Weatherwax, treas. Moore, James Earl A. B. Accounting Peru Theta Chi. treas.; Accounting Club; Interfraternity Council; Skull and Crescent; SAM. Moore, Philip Wyatt B. S. Management Rushville Sigma Chi, treas.; I. U. Foundation; SAM; Varsity Athletics. Morton, Jerry Clifton Collegiate Democrats. B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Mount, Stuart Edward B. S. Cen. Bus. Ad. Bloomington Munima, Patrick Joseph B. S. Management Alexandria, Va. Phi Kappa Theta, pres., v-p., pledgemaster, sec, rush chair.; I. U. Foundation; Newman Club; Skull and Crescent; SAM. B. S. Accounting Murvihill, Dennis Allen Accounting Club. Mutz, Moffett Dale B. S. Accounting Beta Theta Pi. pledge trainer; Accounting Club. Valparaiso Edinburg Neal, Gerald Lee B. S. Marketing Kokomo Sigma Chi; Interfraternity Council; Senatorial Assistant; Skull and Crescent; Sphinx Club; Student Elections Commission. Neawedde, James Allen B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad Bloomington Kappa Kappa Psi; Marching 100; Spelunking Club. Neely, Jerome Charles B. S. Accounting Trevlac Alpha Tau Omega. Nelson, Elliott B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Zeta Beta Tau; Marketing Club; YMCA; Collegiate Democrats. Nelson, Homer B. S. Marketing Ligonier Marketing Club; SAM. Nesty, Philip Brooks B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Morristown,N. J. Kappa Delta Rho; Alpha Kappa Psi. Nixon, John Jerome B. S. Marketing Garrett JAWQ Board of Gov.; JAWQ, sec. Noble, Dan Allen B. S. Marketing Elwood Alpha Tau Omega, sec; I. U. Foundation; Scabbard and Blade; YMCA. Orme, Lucinda Marie B. S. Business Ed. Indianapolis Delta Delta Delta; I. U. Foundation; Mortar Board; Pleiades; Union Board. Osanya-Nyyneque, A. B. S. Finance Via Kisumu, Kenya Cosmopolitan Club; Phi Eta Sigma; YMCA. Oster, Donald Vernon B. S. Accounting Georgetown Accounting Club; Varsity Athletics; Young Republicans. Owen, George Nicholson Marketing Club. B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Oyler, Daniel Steffen B. S. Management Muncie Alpha Tau Omega; I-Men ' s Club; Scabbard and Blade; SAM; Varsity Athletics. Pack, Ralph William B. S. Management Marion Phi Kappa Psi; Management Club; Varsity Athletics. Pappas, Harry John B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Hammond Parker, John Thomas B. S. Transportation Bloomington Parson, Earl Kenneth B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Phi Gamma Delta; 1. U. Conservative League. Patcheak, Donald Lee Clinton Accounting Club. B. S. Accounting Muncie Jasper Patterson, Jack Dean B. S. Marketing Thorntown Sigma Chi; Marketing Club; Singing Hoosiers; Sphinx Club. Patterson, Justin P. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Jasper Pi Kappa Phi; Arnold Air Society; Interfraternity Council; Flying Club; Newman Club. Pearce, John S. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Carmel Pearson, Dan Duane B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Ft. Wayne Sigma Nu, pres.; I. U. Foundation; Falcon Club, v-p.: Sphinx Club; YMCA. Pegram, Charles Wesley B. S. Transportation Princeton Pence, Thomas George B. S. Transportation Ft. Wayne Phi Delta Theta; Arnold Air Society, treas.; Young Republicans. 211 BUSINESS Perry, Judith Thomasine B. S. Management Perry, Warren Earl B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Theta Chi; Junior Interfraiemity Council; Sailing Club; SAM Bloomington Columbus Peters, Kenneth W. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Insurance Club; SAM; Young Republicans. New Albany Pope, Thomas James B. S. Marketing New Castle Management Club; Marketing Club; Finance Club; SAM; Young Re- publicans. Preissler, Samuel Edgar B. S. Marketing Bloomington Price, Jerry Morris B. S. Marketing Terre Haute Delta Sigma Pi; Marketing Club. Pulse, Earl Burton A. B. Gen. Bus. Ad. Columbus Sigma Alpha Epsilon. treas.; I. U. Foundation; Junior Interfraternity Council; Skull and Crescent; YMCA. Pumphrey, Robert Larry B. S. Accounting Columbus Arnold Air Society; Collegiate Democrats. Putt, Richard Wendell B. S. Marketing Elkhart Management Club; Marketing Club. Racer, Charles Michael B. S. M arketing Indianapolis Chi Phi; Marketing Club; Sphinx Club. Redmond, David Jerome B. S. Accounting Indianapolis Newman Club; Accounting Club. Reece, John David B. S. Management Ft. Wayne Elliott House, treas.; Alpha Kappa Psi; SAM. Reynolds, David T. B. S. Transportation East Lansing, Mich. Delta Sigma Pi; Sphinx Club; Sailing Club. Rider, David Curtis B. S. Accounting Birmingham, Mich. Accounting Club; Varsity Athletics; Young Republicans; YMCA. Roark, George Michael B. S. Marketing Haddonfield, N. J. Beta Theta Pi; Marketing Club; Sailing Club; SAM; YMCA. Rogers, Judith Annetta B. S. Management Elkhart Accounting Club; Oraicron Delta; SAM. sec.; Senatorial Assistant. Rose, William C. B. S. Finance Plymouth Sigma Chi, pres.: I. U. Foundation; Phi Eta Sigma; Sphinx Club; Fall Carnival Steering Committee, chair. Ross, Harry Stegner Jr. B. S. Finance Washington Chi Phi. v-p.. treas.; Finance Club; I. U. Foundation. Ruge, James David B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Chesterton Newman Club; Young Republicans. Rush, Tom David B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Monticello Sigma Alpha Epsilon. pres., v-p.; I. V. Foundation Steering Commirtee; Scabbard and Blade; Skull and Crescent; Sphinx Club. Sager, Russell Arden B. S. Management Sullivan Alpha Tau Omega; SAM. Sailor, Flawn Lamar B. S. Marketing Elkhart JAWQ Board of Gov.; Flame Club; Marketing Club. Salzarulo, William Peter Jr. B. S. Management Richmond University of Dayton: Management Club; Accounting Club. Schaub, Joseph Carl B. S. Marketing Phi Kappa Psi; Management Club; Matketing Club. Bloomington Indianapolis Scherrer, Paul Andrew B.S. Marketing Phi Kappa Theta. Schischka, August Albert B. S. Business Ed. Hammond Phi Sigma Kappa. Schnier, Roy Ronald B.S. Marketing Economics Columbus Alpha Kappa Psi; Arbutus; Indiana Dail) Simian; Matketing Club; SAM. Schulman. Benjamin B.S. Real Estate Ad. Zeta Beta Tau; Hillel Foundation. Scott, Fred Jewel B.S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Management Club; Matketing Club. Scoville, Jerry Lee B.S. Transportation Seegers, Glenn Clarence B.S. Accounting Accounting Club; Delta Sigma Pi. Gary Muncie Elkhart Cedar Lake Milton Seely, Charles E. B.S. Finance osmopolitan lub; Finance lub; Sailing Club; Wesley Foundation; YM Seifert, Thomas Lloyd B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Sigma Nu, 1 Mens I lub; Varsity Athletics. Ft. Wavne Seward, Bruce Emerson B.S. Marketing Philadelphia, Pa. Delta Tau Delia; Sphinx Club; YMl A Sharpf, Allen Lee B.S. Finance Shearer, Larn Dean B.S. Marketing Marketing Club; SAM. Peru Elkhart 212 BUSINESS B. S. Marketing B, S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Bloomington Riverside, 111. B. S. Bus.-Lair St. Petersburg, Fla. Blue Key, v-p.; I. U. Foundation; Union Shinneman, Jack Douglas B.S. Management South Bend Kappa Delta Rho, v-p.; Falcon Club; 1. U. Foundation; Skull and Crescent; SAM; YMCA. Simpson, Samuel Bruce B. S. Business Ed. Bicknell Sintz, Peter V. B.S. Management Birmingham, Mich. Phi Delta Theta; I-Men ' s Club; Varsity Athletics; Oceanides. Skillman, Donald Rex B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Kappa Sigma, v-p., pledge class ptes.; Delta Sigma Pi: Matketing Club; Senatorial Assistant; Sphinx Club; Interfraternity Council. Slabaugh, Nicholas E. Matketing Club. Sladek, Roger William Delta Chi. Smallwood, Thomas H. Phi Gamma Delta, treas.; Board, v-p.; YMCA. Smith, Cecil Pierre B. S. Economics Journalism Oxford Alpha Tau Omega; Alpha Omega Alpha, sec; Arbutus, sports ed.; Indiana Daily Student, sports ed.; Phi Eta Sigma; Scabbard and Blade; Sigma Delta Chi, treas. Smith, Deane Karsten B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Kappa Sigma; Marketing Club; SAM; Young Republicans. Smith, Don Paul B. S. Marketing Logansport Marketing Club; Newman Club; Sailing Club; Singing Hoosiers. Smith, Jean Evans B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Alpha Kappa Alpha; Landes House, treas.; Marketing Club; NAACP; YWCA. Smith, Jerry Du Wayne B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Warren Laurel Hall, gov., sec.-treas. Smith, John Martin B. S. Marketing Butler Collegiate Democrats; Marketing Club: SAM; Sphinx Club. Smith, Ken Alan B. S. Transportation Frankfort Phi Sigma Kappa, sec.; Arnold Air Society; Sailing Club; YMCA; Young Republicans. Smith, Richard Morgan B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Auburn Delta Upsilon; Marketing Club; SAM. Smith, Thomas Ronald B. S. Marketing Michigan City JAWQ Board of Gov.; Delta Sigma Pi; Marketing Club. Smitherman, Shirley Ann B. S. Management Mooresville Beta Gamma Sigma; Omega Delta; SAM; Young Republicans; YWCA. Snodgrass, Richard C. Varsity Athletics. B.S. Management Crown Point Sparling, Ronald Lee Transportation Club. B.S. Transportation Osgood Spencer, Robert Eddie Marketing Club. B.S. Marketing Plainfield Springer, Ross Eugene B. S. Accounting Ft. Wayne Lambda Chi Alpha, treas.; Delta Sigma Pi; Accounting Club; I. U. Foundation; Management Club. Stants, Norma Elizabeth B. S. Management Edinburg Zeta Tau Alpha, pres., sec; Enomene; I. U. Foundation; Mortar Board; Omicron Delta. Starr, Howard D. B. S. Bus. -Statistics Phi Kappa Sigma; Finance Club; Marketing Club. Bloomington Stephenson, Gorham Brady B. S. Management Bloomington Arnold Air Society; Management Club. Stephenson, Paul Ronald B. S. Marketing Leavenworth Beta Theta Pi; Accounting Club; Marketing Club, v-p. Stevenson, David Lewis B. S. Marketing Whiting JAWQ Board of Gov.; Arnold Air Sociery; M arketing Club. De Pauw University: Phi Gamma Delta. Stewart, Terry Jo B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Phi Sigma Kappa; Insurance Club; Pershing Rifles. Stone, Carl Anthony Management Club. Stoner, Dannie Delbert Elliott House, sec.-treas. Stowers, Rochelle Ann YWCA. B. S. Management B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. B. S. Management Clinton Indianapolis Indianapolis Hammond Ft. Wayne Strubbe, Thomas R. B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Lambda Chi Alpha; Delta Sigma Pi, v-p. Stuart, W. Stanley Jr. B. S. Marketing Beverly Shores Phi Delta Theta; Alpha Delta Sigma, pres.; Delta Sigma Pi, v-p.; Marketing Club, pres. Sum, William Francis B. S. Accounting Washington Swenson, Carl John B. S. Marketing Indianapolis Delta Upsilon; Falcon Club; Markering Club; Scabbard and Blade; Skull and Crescent; Sphinx Club. Swoverland, Katherine Miller B. S. Business Ed. Bloomington Delta Zeta; Omicron Delta; Westminster Foundation. Tankersley, Daniel Southworth B. S. Finance South Bend Delta Chi, pres.; I. U. Foundarion; Sailing Club; Skull and Crescent. «gES - ' V VkXt 213 BUSINESS Terrill, Philip Richard B.S. Marketing Ft. Wayne Sigma Alpha Epsilon; I. U. Foundation; Marketing Club; YMCA. B. S. Cen. Bus. Ad. Fremont Thomas, Robert Harold JAW ' Q Board of Gov. Tinker, Ernest Leo B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Fortville Titus, Janice Darlene B. S. Business Ed. Crawfordsville Alpha Xi Delta, treas.; Cosmopolitan Club; Omicron Delta; YWCA. Toensing, Trent David B. S. Marketing North Vernon Alpha Tau Omega; I-Men ' s Club; Newman Club; Varsity Athletics. Traeger, Norman Lewis B. S. Marketing South Bend Zeta Beta Tau; Blue Key, sec; Board of Aeons, sec; Phi Eta Sigma; Junior Interfraternily Council, v-p.; Union Board. Tyrrell, David William Accounting Club. Umbach, Albert John B. S. Accounting Jacksonville, 111. B. S. Accounting Evansville Uptegraft, Larry Lee B. S. Accounting Accounting Club; Alpha Kappa Psi, treas. Utter, Jon Channing B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Pershing Rifles; I. U. Conservative League. VanBuskirk, Thomas Dean B. S. Finance Marion Akron Munster VanDorn, Joe William B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Kokomo Phi Delta Theta. treas.; Beta Gamma Sigma; Phi Eta Sigma, sec; Student Athletic Board, pres.; Young Republicans, pres. VanLue, Robert Lee B. S. Management Club; SAM. Management Vogler, Dorran Francis B. S. Marketing Club; Newman Club. Marketing Von Tobel, Paul John B. S. Marketing Voreis, William Lee Marketing Club. B. S. Marketing Washington South Bend Francesville Knox Aurora Nashville Waite, Ronald Eugene B. S. Management Arnold Air Society; Marching 100; SAM; Radio Club. Walker, Linda Maxine B. S. Business Ed. Omicron Delta; Senarorial Assistant; SAM. Walter, Gerald Kenneth B. S. Accounting Dyer Chi Phi, pledge trainer; Cosmopolitan Club; Newman Club. Waltman, David John B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Park Ridge, 111. Delta Tau Delta, pledge class pres.; I. U. Foundation; Young Re- publicans. Walton, Duane Norval B. S. Accounting Bloomington Accounting Club; Blue Key; 1-Men ' s Club; SAM; Student Senate. Ward, Albert Giles B. S. Management Delta Tau Delta, corres. sec Ft. Wayne Acton Warrum, Dallas Murl B. S. Management Kappa Kappa Psi; Marching 100; SAM. Watson, Richard Decker B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Bloomington Phi Delta Theta; Delta Sigma Pi, pres.; Marketing Club; Young Re- publicans. Wetzel, William B.S. Marketing Chi Phi; Finance Club; Marketing Club. Seymour Buffalo, N. Y. Whisler, Robert Jay B. S. Marketing Phi Kapra I ' m; Marketing Club, v-p.; Sphinx Club, treas. White, William Thompson B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Ft. Wayne Sigma Alpha F.psilon, pres.; Intt-rftatcrnity Council; Skull and Crescent; Westminster Foundation; YMCA. White-leather, John W. Jr. B.S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Columbia City A I piii Tau Omega, pledge trainer; Collegiate Democrats; Senatorial Assistant. hillock, Deanna B.S. Marketing Rising Sun ( Ink House, vice-gov.; Marketing Club; Omicron Delta; Young Re- publicans. Williams, John E. Jr. SAM. Williams, Ralph Herbert Acac 1.1. treas.; SAM. B. S. Management Bloomington B. S. Management Kokomo Garrett Williams, Roy Richard B. S. Financt Delta Upsilon; Finance Club; Young Republicans, Wilsey, Mita Louise B.S. Marketing Wilson. Leland Wayne B.S. Go: !■ Elkhart .c-ikiiiu irajiK J.J. -  • Columbus Acacia; Cosmopolitan Club; Finance Club; SAM; YMCA; Young Re- publicans. Winslow, James Walker Phi Epsilon lv treas. Wolf, Malcolm LeRoy iunting Club. B.S. Gen. Bus. Ad, Kokomo B. S. Accounting Walton 214 BUSINESS Wright, Clifford Ray B. S. Finance Young, Raymond Gene B. S. Gen. Bus. Ad. Tau Kappa Epsilon, treas.; Interfraternity Council; Sphinx Club Vudt, Edward Allen B. S. Marketing Murray State College: Sigma Chi. Zygmont, Jane Marie B. S. Accounting Accounting Club; Newman Club. Indianapolis Elkhart DENTISTRY Amos, William Craig D. D. S. Dentistry Portage Alpha Epsilon Delta; Delta Sigma Delta; Phi Eta Sigma. Bales, Jimmie Freemont D. D. S. Dentistry Beech Grove Delta Sigma Delta; Young Republicans; Junior American Dental Asso- ciation. Barb, Richard Edward Psi Omega. D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Bauermeister, Donald Earl D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Benefiel, Dale Allen D. D. S. Dentistry Oaklandon Delta Sigma Delta, v-p. Beratis, Harry A. B. and D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Phi Kappa Tau; Cosmopolitan Club; Psi Omega; Trowel and Brush; Junior American Dental Association. Boren, David Wesley A. B. and D. D. S. Biology Poseyville Delta Sigma Delta. Bowling, Richard Paul D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Bromm, James Alan B. S. and D. D. S. Dentistry Evansville Delta Sigma Delta; Junior American Dental Association. Brooks, Jack Duane D. D. S. Dentistry Fremont Delta Sigma Delta. Buchanan, Richard Stuart D. D. S. Dentistry Lima, Ohio Psi Omega. Cavanaugh, John Robert D. D. S. Dentistry Washington Collegiate Democrats; Delta Sigma Delta; Newman Club. Chamberlain, Norman Ellis D. D. S. Dentistry North Manchester Delta Sigma Delta, treas.; Dental Senior Class, treas.; Junior American Dental Association. Davidson, Ernest D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Day, Richard Leroy D. D. S. Dentistry Gas City Spanish Club; Varsity Athletics; Xi Psi Phi; SNEA; Junior American Dental Association. Ford, James Allan D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Xi Psi Phi, pres. Frey, James Douglas D. D. S. Dentistry Brownsburg Alpha Epsilon Delta; Psi Omega; Senatorial Assistant. Garoutte, Horace Jr. D. D. S. Dentistry Bristol Xi Psi Phi. Gross, Michael Jonathan D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Alpha Omega. Hallingsworth, David Lawrence D.D.S. Dentistry Indianapolis Xi Psi Phi. Harris, David James D. D. S. Dentistry La Porte Dental Freshman Class, treas.; Delta Sigma Delta; Newman Cluh. Haslem, John Robert D. D. S. Dentistry Hasler, John F. D. D. S. Dentistry Alpha Epsilon Delta; Phi Eta Sigma; Psi Omega. Hohlt, William Fredrick Psi Omega. Indianapolis Indianapolis D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Horn, John Philip D. D. S. Dentis try Delta Sigma Delta. Indianapolis Hopping, Michael D. D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Phi Gamma Delta; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Psi Omega; YMCA; Young Republicans. Imboden, Howard Lowell II D. D. S. Dentistry Dayton, Ohio Psi Omega; Junior American Dental Association. Irwin, Robert R. D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Psi Omega, v-p.; Junior American Dental Association. 215 — t DENTISTRY 4 1 n n ri Jackson, Earl Wayne D. D. 5 Dentistry Jackson, Lloyd C. D. D. S. Dentistry Jinks, James Clifford D.D.S. Dentistry Jones, Gene Alan D. D. S. Dentistry Junior American Dental Association. Jones, Larry Dan Beta Theta Pi. D. D. S. Dentistry Marion Brownsburg Indianapolis Lizton Plymouth Kasle, Myron J. D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Alpha Omega, pres.; Interfraternity Council; Junior American Dental Association. Kelley, Louis Edward Xi Psi Phi. Kerklove, Vernard Charles Jr. Psi Omega. D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis D. D. S. Dentistry Camden Ketner, Vern Psi Omega. D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Kirchoff, David A. D. D. S. Dentistry Freelandville Delta Sigma Delta; JAWQ Board of Gov.; Junior American Dental Association. Kitajima, Noritaka D. D. S. Dentistry Kapaa, Kauai, Hawaii Delta Sigma Delta; Junior American Dental Association. Klein, Herbert Raymond D. D. S. Dentistry Monroe Ciry Delta Sigma Delta; Junior American Dental Associationu. Knable, Alfred L. Xi Psi Phi. D.D.S. Dentistry New Albany Patoka Fr. Wayne Kolb, Phillip William D. D. S. Dentistry Lebamoff, Nick James D. D. S. Dentistry Collegiate Democrats; Philosophy Club; Psi Omega. Lux, David Joseph D.D.S. Dentistry Indianapolis Newman Club; Xi Psi Phi; Junior American Dental Association. Martin, Bob Alonza D.D.S. Dentistry Brownsburg Martin, Paul W. D. D. S. Dentistry Terre Haute Junior American Dental Association. Martin, Rodger Alan D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Mead, William R. D.D.S. Deninin Indianapolis Neville, John Edward Jr. D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Delta Sigma Delta; Dental Sophomore Class, v-p.; Junior American Dental Association. Newbauer, Bernard Allen D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis Sigma Alpha Mu; Alpha Epsilon Delta; Alpha Omega; Interfraternity Council; Junior American Dental Association. Nichols, John L. D. D. S. Dent i sin Terre Haute D.D.S. Dentistry Evansville Parkinson, Robert Leslie Psi Omega. Ramos, Jose I. D.D.S. Dentistry Indianapolis Delta Sigma Delta. Butlet U. : Sigma Nu. Ring, John MacKay D.D.S. Dentistry Indianapolis Delta Sigma Delta; Dental Senior Class, sec.; Roberts, J. Keith D.D.S. Dentistry Paoli Delta Sigma Delta. Rodgers, Harold Thomas D.D.S. Dentistry Indianapolis Rodkey, John Daniel D.D.S. Dentistry Bringhurst Alpha 1 psilon Delta, Phi 1 t.i Sigma; Psi Omega; Singing Hoosiers. Rollins, Richard Read D.D.S. Dentistry Russell, lolin Thomas D.D.S. Dentistry Alpha I psilon Delta; Pershing Rifles. S.ikur.ii, Edwin H. Psi I imega. Indianapolis Hagerstown D.D.S. Dentistry Honolulu. Hawaii Sanders, Fred Vernon D.D.S. Dentistry Hazlcton Dental Senior c lass, pres.; Psi I I Schult , William Fredrick i Dnitiitiy Brownsburg Phi Gamma Delta; AlDha Epsilon Delta, pics.; Phi Beta Kappa; Phi I ' .i Sigma; lunioi American Denial Association. Scott, William Bruce D. D. S. Dentistry lunioi Aim 1 1, .in I nt.il Assot iation, Shelter, Donald Foster D.D.S. Dentistry Indianapolis Indianapolis 216 DENTISTRY Sherman, Thomas Lee Psi Omega, treas. D. D. S. Dentistt i Indianapolis Shideler, Peter Lurton D.D.S. Dentistrj Indianapolis Student Senate; Psi Omega; Junior American Dental Association. Shupe, James Aaron D.D.S. Dentistry Indianapolis Delta Sigma Delta; Newman Club; Junior American Dental Association. Staggs, Stephen Douglas D. D. S. Dentistry Buffalo, N. Y. Phi Gamma Delta; Psi Omega. Stamper, Stephen Willard Psi Omega. Ullrich, Thomas William Wentz, Clarence Eugene Witham, Robert James Delta Sigma Delta. D. D. S. Dentistry Indianapolis D. D. S. Dentistry D. D. S. Dentistry D. D. S. Dentistry Wolfe, Nelson LaVerne D.D.S. Junior American Dental Association. Dentistry Wright, Robert Antony D. D. S. Dentistry Delta Sigma Delta; Junior American Dental Association. Indianapolis Indianapolis Mishawaka Converse Indianapolis EDUCATION Abrell, Rachel Annise B. S. Elementary Ed. ACE; Roger Williams Fellowship, treas.; SNEA. Abrell, Robert Joseph Acacia. B. S. Biology Freedom Freedom Adams, James Virgil Jr. B. S. Social Studies New Albany Management Club; Marketing Club; SNEA; Christian Science Organiza- tion, pres. Alesia, James Ronald B. S. Social Studies Bedford Allen. Phyllis Jean B. S. Language Arts Indianapolis Alpha Phi, sec.; Queens; Student Athletic Board. Altekruse, Michael Kent B. S. Social Studies Ft. Wayne Phi Sigma Kappa; Freshman Class, v-p.; Sphinx Club; SNEA; History Club. Altheide, Sandra Jane B. S. Elementary Ed. Evansville Sigma Kappa; Arbutus; ACE; Senatorial Assistant; SNEA; YWCA. Anderson, Jane Lee B. S. Elementary Ed. Munster SNEA; Young Republicans; YWCA. Hanover College; Kappa Alpha Theta; Epsilon Mu Delta. Anderson, Julia Nell B. S. Elementary Ed. Ft. Wayne Alpha Gamma Delta; Belles; Enomene; Junior Panhellenic; Fall Carni- val Steering Committee; Union House Council; YWCA. Anderson, Melvyn R. B. S. Mathematics Cosmopolitan Club; Flame Club; SNEA. Arnold, Nancy Jane YWCA. B. S. Elementary Ed. Aten, Mary Jane B. S. Elementary Ed. Delta Gamma; YWCA; ACE; SNEA. East Chicago Ft. Wayne Terre Haute Ault, Fredrick Keith B. S. Chemistry Mathematics Nashville Delta Upsilon. Austin, Linda Lee B. S. Elementary Ed. South Bend Alpha Xi Delta; Newman Club; SNEA. Ayers, Elva L. B. S. Elementary Ed. Southport ACE; SNEA; Young Republicans. Baggett, Shanda Faye B. S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis Kappa Delta, sec; Senatorial Assistant; SNEA, v-p., sec., treas.; Ho- osierertes. Bailey, Mattie Faye B. S. Elementary Ed. Gallatin, Tenn. Baird, Carolyn Purkhiser B. S. Elementary Ed. Campbellsburg YWCA. Baker, Barbara Ann B. S. Biology Greensboro, N. C. Alpha Phi; Arbutus; Cosmopolitan Club; Wesley Foundation; YWCA; Little U. N. Balph, Cecelia Catherine B. S. Elementary Ed. Alpha Chi Omega; Newman Club; Pi Lambda Theta. New Castle 217 . - ■i. - _ - . ' ■ ! J 1 : • f ' - - «- EDUCATION 2 Bambace, Rosemary Carol B. S. Language Arts Flossmoor, 111. Alpha Gamma Delta; YMCA. Baran, Jean J. B. S. Elementary Ed. Hammond Collegiate Democrats; Newman Club; SNEA. Beaman, Nancy Alice B. S. Elementary Ed. Speedway Alpha Lambda Delta; Newman Club; Famarada. Beckner, Doris B. S. Social Studies Kokomo Beeker, Stephen D. B. S. Biological Science Indianapolis Sailing Club; Skull and Crescent; YMCA. Behr, Betty Ann B. S. Nursing Ed. Fairmount Beickman, Joseph Merle B. S. Fine Arts Music Brownstown Kappa Kappa Psi; Marching 100. twirler; Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia, treas.; Air Force ROTC Band, drum major. Berterman, Susan Marie B. S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis ACE; 1. U. Foundation; Sailing Club; SNEA. Bixel, Beverly Ann SNEA. Black, Judith Ann Alpha Phi; SNEA. Blish, Virginia Stuart Booher, Sharon Elaine Pi Beta Phi; WRA; YWCA B. S. Elementary Ed. B. S. Elementary Ed. B. S. Elementary Ed. B. S. Elementary Ed. Plymouth Anderson Indianapolis Logansport Bossard, June Elaine B. S. Elementary Ed. Highland Gamma Phi Beta; Hoosietettes; Symphonic Band. Boyer, Cecilia Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. Sikeston, Mo. AWS Legislative Board; ACE; SNEA. Boyle, Bonnie Jo B. S. Speech and Hearing Muncie Alpha Phi; Y ' WCA; Sigma Alpha Eta; Little U. N. Brendel, Thomas D. B. S. Language Arts Liberty Tau Kappa Epsilon; Cosmopolitan Club; Junior Interfraternity Council. Brenner, Beverly Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. Brewer, Doris Faye B. S. Phi Mu; SNEA; Little U. N. Elementar y Ed. New Castle Jeffersonville Sandborn Brewer, Vera Dean B. S. Biology Brooks, Karen Diane B. S. Radio and TV Indianapolis Chi Omega; Senatorial Assistant; Theta Alpha Phi; Producers Guild. Brown, Dennis John B. S. History La Porte Brown, Enid H. B. S. Phys. Ed. Speech and Hearing Bremen Hillel Foundation, sec; PEMM Club; Sigma Alpha Eta; Sigma Delta Eta. Brown, Susan Marie B. S. Elementary Ed. Logansport Delta Delta Delta, corres. sec.; Arbutus, • YWCA. Buckleh, Georgine A. B. S. Elementary Ed. Flora, 111. Alpha Phi. pledge trainer; ACE; Newman Club; YWCA. Bunnell, Carolyn Louise B.S. Elementary Ed. Jeffersonville Phi Mu; Belles; Little U. N., treas.; Young Republicans; Union Board. Burkle, Carolyn Ann Belles; YWCA. Burnett, Mary Jean Burnham, Natalie B. S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis B. S. Elementary Ed. B. S. Speech and Theatre Indianapolis East Chicago Columbus La Porte Bush, Carol Sue B. S. Speech and Hearing Zeta Tau Alpha; 1 W I A; Sigma Alpha I D Carbon, William Lee B.S. Social Studies Alpha Tau Omega; Little 500 (rider). Carlile. Judith Ann B.S. Elementary Ed. Otterbein Delia Zeta; A E; Queens; SNEA; Wesley Foundation; Y ' WCA; Minia- ture 500. Case, Jamia Jasper B.S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis Kappa Kappa Gamma; Cosmopolitan Club; Enomenc; I. U. Foundation; YWCA; Union Pop Concerts Committee, chair. Childs, Donna Jean B.S. Language Arts I ' ipton i| Li Gamma Delta, rcc. sec, v-p.; Panhellenic Council; Senior Class. (email dii Enomene; Mortal Board; 1. U. Foundation; Pleiades. Christman. Kenneth [van Ni u man lub. B. S. Arts and Crafts Huntington Churchman, Joellen May B.S. Elemental Pekin Cimesa, Diane B.S. Elementary Ed. Gary EDUCATION Clark, Lindley Edward Jr. B.S. Social Studies Indianapolis Sigma Chi, pres.; Falcon Club; Skull and Crescent; Young Republicans. Cobb, Arthur Thomas B. S. Social Studies Vincennes Sigma Alpha Epsilon, v-p., pledge trainer; Scabbard and Blade, pledge trainer; Cosmopolitan Club; Collegiate Democrats; Sphinx Club; Young Republicans. Cohen, Ina Lee B. S. Elementary Ed. South Bend Alpha Epsilon Phi, pres.; ACE; Panhellenic Council; Hillel Foundation; SNEA. Coleman, Claire Thomlinson B. S. Elementary Ed. Richmond Zeta Tau Alpha; ACE; Canterbury Club. Collins, Ann Marie B. S. Business Ed. Gary K.ipp.i Kappa Gamma; AWS Charm Clinic. Collins, Nancy Lyda B.S. Social Studies Batesville Phi Mu; YWCA. cabinet; Pleiades. Cornwell, Donna Lee B. S. Elementary Ed. Munster Zeta Tau Alpha; ACE; YWCA. Cragg, Patricia Karen B.S. Language Arts Lafayette Alpha Gamma Delta; Enomene; I. U. Foundation; Pleiades; YW ' CA. Creel, Rachel Anne A. B. Social Studies Arlington, Va. Delta Delta Delta, v-p. Creps, David A. B. S. Social Studies New Albany Creps, Joy Ann B.S. Language Arts New Albany Southeastern Extension: Student Council, sec.; Alpha Delta Kappa. Cunningham, Maureen L. B.S. Language Arts Crown Point SNEA; Arbutus; Indiana Daily Student, asst. ed., women ' s ed.; YWCA. Danner, Erla Marguerite A. B. Language Arts Indianapolis Delta Delta Delta; Oceanides; YWCA. Davis, Glen Deverl B. S. Social Studies Mentone Dean, Marty Lee B. S. Elementary Ed. Clearwater, Fla. Kappa Kappa Gamma, pres.; Panhellenic Council; YWCA. DeBoalt, Frederick David B.S. Language Arts Badin.N. C. Theta Alpha Phi; Wesley Foundation; YMCA. DeWees, Carol May B. S. Elementary Ed. Elkhart Kappa Alpha Theta, pledge class pres.; Panhellenic Council, pres., sec; Mortar Board; I. U. Foundation; Queens; YWCA, cabinet. Diggs, Kay Sandra B. S. Elementary Ed. Anderson Dinkledine, Warren Raymond B.S. Social Studies Mishawaka Donahue, Margaret Agnes B. S. Nursing Danville, Ky. Coulter Hall, v-p.; Cresset Club; Newman Club; Pi Lambda Theta. Dowell, Deanna Rose B. S. Art Education Vincennes Druart, Dorothy Ann Chi Omega. B. S. Elementary Ed. Ft. Wayne Druelinger, Judy Maxine Chemistry Wives Club. B. S. Elementary Ed. Mishawaka Duncan, Avalyn Sue Zeta Tau Alpha; SNEA. B. S. Language Arts Amboy Duncan, Judith Ann B. S. Language Arts Anderson Kappa Alpha Theta, treas.; I. U. Foundation Steering Committee; YWCA. Dye, Bonnie Lucille B. S. Elementary Ed. Sycamore Hall, treas.; SNEA; ACE. Edgington, Betty ACE; SNEA. B. S. Elementary Ed. Ehrman, Barbara Jean B. S. Elementary Ed. Delta Gamma; YWCA; Oceanides, sec. South Bend Hobart Kokomo Eley, Frederick John B. S. Elementary Ed. Pendleton Lambda Chi Alpha; Pershing Rifles 3rd Regimental Headquarters, exec. officer; Collegiate Democrats; Scabbard and Blade. Ellison, Sandee Lynne B. S. Elementary Ed. Michigan City Chi Omega, v-p., rush chair.; Arbutus; I. U. Foundation. Ernst, Heidi B.S. Business Ed. Pi Beta Phi. rec. sec; Enomene; Oceanides; Omicron Delta. Muncie Ervin, Joan Elaine ACE. B. S. Elementary Ed. Terre Haute Eshelman, Nancy Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. South Bend Alpha Gamma Delta; Pleiades; Senatorial Assistant; YWCA. Evans, Barbara Merritt B. S. Elementary Ed. Clifton Forge, Va. Pi Beta Phi; AWS Charm Clinic; YWCA. Evans, Susann Elizabeth B. S. Elementary Ed. Evanston, 111. Alpha Gamma Delta; Junior Panhellenic Council; SNEA. Everitt, Thomas James Forest Hall, pres.; YMCA. B.S. General Science Bloomington 219 EDUCATION £$ . Ever. Ann Christine B.S. Speech and Theatre Chi Omega, treas. Fekete, Donald B.S. Elementary Ed. Little 500 (rider). Fergus, Mary Leann B. S. Elementary Ed. Forest Hall, treas., sec; ACE; Newman Club; SNEA. Elkhart Gary South Bend Ferguson, K. B. S. Nursing Ed. St. Mary, Jamacia, West Indies Fill, John J. B.S. Social Studies South Bend I. U. Conservative League. Fink, Nancy Sue B. S. Elementary Ed. Chicago Hillel Foundation. Fischer, Beverly Yvonne B.S. Elementary Ed. Anderson Alpha Gamma Delta; Arbutus: Singing Hoosiers; YWCA. Fisher, Marilyn Sue B. S. Elementary Ed. Evansville Alpha Omicron Pi, corres. sec.; Angel Flight; Arbutus; ACE; YWCA. Fitzpatrick, Mary Ann B.S. Speech and Hearing Bedford Sigma Alpha Eta. Fox, Linda Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington Wesley Foundation. Frame, Carolyn Lou B. S. Russian English Elkhart Phi Mu, v-p.; Arbutus; I. U. Foundation; Pleiades. Frandzel, Malka Rae B.S. Language Arts Terre Haute Alpha Epsilon Phi; AWS Council; Arbutus; Hillel Foundation. Franklin, ludith Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington ACE; SNEA; YWCA. Freeland, Barbara B.S. Elementary Ed. Highland Park, 111. Delta Gamma, rec. sec; ACE; I. U. Foundation; SNEA; Union Board; YWCA. Friend. Hallis Virginia B. S. Elementary Ed. Kendallville Delta Zeta, rec. sec; AWS Council; Pleiades; YWCA. Sellersburg Fry, William Hilton B. S. Elementary Ed. Frye, Myron E. B.S. Social Studies Spencer Accounting Club; Arnold Air Society; Logan Esarey History Club; SNEA. Fuson, Julienne B.S. Business Ed. South Bend Canterbury Club; SNEA; YWCA. Geary, Kathryn Sue B. S. French Terre Haute Kappa Kappa Gamma; Alpha Lambda Delta; Young Republicans; YWCA. Geyer, Marjorie Maxine B. S. Elementary Ed. Columbia City Gilbert, James Larry B. S. Social Studies Sellersburg Gilhooly, Judith Rae Indiana Daily Student. B. S. Language Arts Noblesville Gilkey, Charles Morris B. S. Elementary Ed. Gary Glover, John Michael B. S. German Danville Goodus, Donna Jean B.S. Elementary Ed. 1 .1 i t Iiu.il. Gamma Phi Beta; Junior Panhellenic Council; Newman Club; ACE; SNEA. Goos, Sydney Ann B.S. Elementary Ed. Hamilton, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma, v-p.; Enomene; I. U. Foundation; Oceanides. Graham, Lucy Brent B. S. Elementary Ed. Columbus Phi Mu, pledge trainer; YWCA. Gray, Conna L. B.S. Elementary Ed. Spencer A( I SNl A Green. Barbara Leslie A. B. Elementary Ed. Lcvitttown, N. Y. Sigma Delta Tau; Hillel Foundation. Gregoline. Bonita B.S. Elementary Ed. A 1 ni;a. Gross, Carol Jeanne B. S. Elemental Sigma Delta Tau. Ciist. Donna Lindley B.S. Elementary Ed. Chi Omega. Guthrie. lack Allen S l A B.S. Elemental Gary Gary I ,.u Ft. Wayne (,u ik. Lorene Diane B.S. Elementary Ed. Gary Gyi, Shirley B.S. Chemistry C Mathematics Rangoon, Burma Hadlev. Janet Ann B.S. Elementary Ed. Plainfield 1 1, In Woley Foundation; YWCA. 220 EDUCATION Hall, Anna Mary B. S. Elementary Ed. Newman Club; SNEA. Derby Hamrael, Patricia Ann B. S. Speech and Hearing Jeffersonville Kappa Delta, rush chair.; Sigma Alpha Era. Hanaghan, Patricia Ann B.S. Elementary Ed, Dayton, Ohio Delta Gamma; SNEA; ACE. Hara, Francine B. S. Elementary Ed. Chicago, 111. Sigma Delta Tau; Enomene, treas.; Hillel Foundation; Panhelleoic Coun- cil; Pleiades. Harayda, Carol Louise B.S. Elemental-) I J La Porte ACE; SNEA. Hargrave, Ruth Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. La Porte Alpha Omicron Pi; Protestant Student Council; Roger Williams Fel- lowship; YWCA. Harrell, Jane Hudson B. S. Language Arts Bloomington Kappa Alpha Theta, rush chair.; YWCA. Harris, Martha Jane B. S. Language Arts Frankfort Alpha Omicron Pi; Indiana Daily Student, asst. ed.; Queens; Singing Hoosiers; YWCA. Harris, Patricia Jeanne B. S. Social Studit I Harris, Theresa ACE; SNEA. B. S. Elemental) EJ. Gary- East Chicago Harrison, Sharron Yvonne B.S. Social Studies New Albany Hartley, Russell Allen B.S. Social Studies Marion Kappa Kappa Psi; Marching 100. Harvath, Patricia Lee B. S. English French Louisville, Ky. Pi Bera Phi. Hatrak, Andrea Julie B. S. Elementary Ed. Gary ACE; SNEA. Hayes, Matina B. S. Elementary Ed. Hammond Phi Mu; Litrle U. N.; SNEA. Hedden, Carolyn Ruth B. S. Business Ed. Plainville Henderson, Mary Elizabeth B. S. Elementary Ed. Lafayette Alpha Chi Omega, v-p.; Arbutus; YWCA; ACE. Henry, Sue Christie B.S. Language Arts Scottsburg Alpha Gamma Delta; Young Republicans; YWCA. Herbert, David Joseph B. S. Mathematics Sunman Acacia, pres.; lmerfrarernity Council; Presidents Cabinet; Varsity Ath- lerics. Highfield, Robert Keith B. S. Mathematics Connersville Tower Quad, gov. Hobson, Patricia Louise B. S. Russian English Modoc Pine Hall, vice-gov.; Pamarada, treas., pres.; Alpha Lambda Delra. Holtzman, Phoebe C. B. S. Speech and Hearing Chicago, 111. Sigma Delta Tau; Sigma Alpha Eta; Hillel Foundation. Hommel, Jo Anne B. S. Elementary Ed. Belles.; YWCA. Hood, Rebecca Louise Pi Beta Phi; SNEA. B. S. Elementary Ed. Beech Grove Winamac Plymouth Jeffersonville Hoople, Mary Elizabeth B. S. Elementary Ed. Alpha Omicron Pi; ACE; Pi Lambda Theta; YWCA. House, Barbara Pfau B. S. Business Ed. Kappa Kappa Gamma; I. U. Foundation. Howard, Galeeta Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. New Albany Howard, Judith Gay B.S. Language Arts Hammond Alpha Omicron Pi; Arbutus; ln.li.nia Daily Student; Young Republicans. Howland, Sandra Lee B. S. Elementary Ed. Clarksville ACE; SNEA. Huddleston, Janet Lynn B.S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis Alpha Phi; Belles; YWCA. Huff, Mary Anna B. S. Elementary Ed. Crothersville Hunt, C. Diane B. S. Business Ed. Indianapolis Alpha Chi Omega; I. U. Foundarion. Inman, Glen Edwin B.S. Social Studies Indianapolis Protestant Student Council; SNEA. Janicki, Rita Jo B.S. Speech and Hearing East Chicago Sigma Alpha Eta; SNEA; ACE. Johnson, Don Philip B. S. Business Ed. Warren Tau Kappa Epsilon; Interfraternity Council; Junior Interfraternity Coun- cil. Johnson, Judith Anne B.S. Elementary Ed. New Albany ACE; SNEA. 221 EDUCATION Johnson, Nancy Kay B. S. Language Arts Knox Sailing Club; YW ' CA; SNEA. Karsell, Catherine Monroe B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington Kappa Kappa Gamma; Pi Lambda Theta; SNEA; Sailing Club. Keeton, Arnita B. S. Language Arts Cleveland Heights, Ohio Alpha Kappa Alpha; ACE. Keiser, Janet Hope B. S. Speech and Hearing Zeta Tau Alpha, v-p.; Arbuliu; YWCA. Kelly, Arleen M. B. S. ACE; SNEA. Kemper, Anne F. B. S. Delta Gamma. Elementary Ed. Elementary Ed. Kempler, Rosalind Jo B. S. Business Ed. Alpha Chi Omega; Arbulus; YWCA. Kent, Julie Kay Delta Zeta, treas. B. S. Elementary Ed. SNEA, v-p. Mishawaka Gary Indianapolis Indianapolis Kokomo Kepper, Diane Lenore B.S. Elemental v Ed. El Cerrito, Calif. Gamma Phi Beta, pies.; YWCA; ACE; SNEA. Kern, James G. B. S. Elementary Ed. Kimes, Marjorie Ann B.S. Elementary Ed. Alpha Gamma Delta, corres. sec; Newman Club. Kinman, David Wendell B. S. Biology Marching 100. Williams Logansport Petersburg Kinnett, Larry William B.S. Language Arts Jordan River Revue; Young Republicans; SNEA. Kirkman, Julienne B. S. Elementary Ed. Alpha Omicron Pi. v-p.; YWCA. Klock, Anne B. S. Elementary Ed. Pi Beta Phi. rush chair.; I. U. Foundation; Senatorial Assistant Kocal, Annette Lorraine Queens. B. S. Elementary Ed Rising Sun Attica Auburn Hammond Kollintzas, Mary Georgia Krueger, Richard Lee B. S. Social Studie. Forest Hall, vice-gov.; Singing Hoosiers. B. S. Social Studies East Chicago East Chicago Kula, Richard Walter Singing Hoosiers. Lake, Barbara Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. B. S. Elementary F.d. Lake, Jack W. B. S. Social Studies Lake, Patricia Baker B. S. Business Ed. Lavengood, Susan A. Alpha Phi; YWCA. B. S. Elementary Ed. Munster Greentown Green town Indianapolis Wabash Leachman, James D. B. S. Social Studies Terre Haute Debate Team; Roger Williams Fellowship; Senatorial Assistant. Lee, John David B. S. Business Ed. PLiinhcld Leibson, Marjorie Sammve B.S. Special Ed. Louisville. Kv. SNEA; A E; Hillel Foundation; Strikettes. Levy, Judith A. B.S. Language Arts Cleveland Heights. Ohio Sigma Delta Tau. Liechtv, Lucille Yvonne Delta Delta Delta; SNEA B.S. Language Arti Berne I.ierman, Linda Beth B.S. Elemental Indianapolis Young Republicans, Y A; A I SM A Lindman. Kay Alice B.S. Elementary Ed Munster Kappa Delta, sec.; Westminster Foundation; YWCA; SNEA; ACE. Linner, Joanne Hilda B.S. Biological Science Connersville Peoria. 111. Litterst, Joyce Ann B.S I .■ ,.■ ' .. Kappa Delta; I I Pi undatii in. Long, Victoria Ann B.S. Elementary Ed Columbus Alpha Chi O Eiioi ' Lass, m is.; ] I Foundation Steering Com- mits Mortal Board President ' s Cabinet; YWCA Exec. Council. Lowe, Judith Marlene B.S. Speech and Hearing Evansville S mi Upha Eg I Lmaradai v-p., pn s SNI A Luthi. Pauline lune ACE. Lynch. Annette Cecile l S Elementary Ed. A I Nm man lub; SNI A B.S. Elemenla Valparaiso Whiting 222 EDUCATION Maxey, Marilyn E. B. S. Elementary Ed. Sigma Kappa; ACE; SNEA; YWCA. Mallett, Karen Anne Oceanides. B. S. Arts and Crafts Huntingburg Munstei Marchese, Marcia L. B. S. Speech and Theatre Westport, Conn. Alpha Phi. pres.; Enomene. pres.; Freshman Class, sec; Pleiades; Presi- dent ' s Cabinet; V CA, Massa, Paul Peter B. S. Social Studies Phi Sigma Kappa, treas. Clinton Mattingly. Jacquelyn Kay B.S. Elemental) Ed. Gary Kappa Delta, pres., treas.; Panhellenic Council; I. U. Foundation; ACE; SNEA. Manila, Darlene B. S. Elementary Ed. Winona Lake Maya, James Mead B. S. Social Studies Hammond Tau Kappa Epsilon; Cosmopolitan Club; Indiana Daily Student; Junior Interfraternity Council; Sailing Club; Singing Hoosiers. McCauley, James Henry Phi Delta Kappa. B. S. Business Ed. Galveston McCleary, Ann Louise B. S. Elementary Ed. Springfield, Ohio McCullum, Gerald E. B. S. Physics Mathematics Jeffersonville Campbell House, vice-gov.; SNEA; YMCA; Young Republicans. McDowell, Susan Jane YWCA. McGarey, Martha Jane B. S. Elementary Ed. Elkhart B. S. Elementary Ed. Sun City, Ariz. McGarvey, Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. Findlay, Ohio Kappa Kappa Gamma; AWS Council: AWS. sec; Enomene; I. U. Foundation Steering Committee, v-p.; Mortar Board, sec; Pleiades. McGrayel, Leah B. S. Elementary Ed. Gamma Phi Beta; Little U. N.; YWCA; SNEA. McKinney, Edward Lee SNEA. McMillan, Patricia Ann Delta Zeta, treas.; Arbutus. B. S. Social Studies B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington South Bend South Bend Social Studies Terre Haute McPherson, Saundra Lou B. S. Clark House, treas.; Queens; SNEA. Meistrich, Linda Susan B. S. Elementary Ed. Little Silver, N. J. Alpha Epsilon Phi; Hillel Foundation. Menzie, Sabra B. S. Social Studies Warsaw Metz, Linda Ann A. B. Biology Indianapolis Delta Gamma; Young Republicans; Y ' WCA. Miller, Nancy Lewis B. S. Elementary Ed. Speedway Alpha Chi Omega; Arbutus; ACE; Belles; YWCA. Miller, Nancy Lou B. S. Elementary Ed. Columbus Alpha Lambda Delta. Hanover College: Kappa Alpha Theta. Minnis, Nancy Lee B. S. Elementary Ed. ACE; SNEA; Tau Beta Sigma; Hoosierettes. Mohlke, Barbara Ann B. S. Business Ed. Gamma Phi Beta; Sophomore Class, female dir. ; WRA. Moore, Ann Elizabeth SNEA. B. S. Language Arts Indianapolis Valparaiso Portage Shelbyville Moore, Jerry Steward B. S. Mathematics Moritz, James William B. S. Language Arts Marion Westminster Foundation; Singing Hoosiers; YMCA; Young Republicans. Mosier, Carol Ruth B. S. Elementary Ed. Pekin Mosier, Esther Alberta B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington Kappa Delta; SNEA; WRHA Exec. Board. Mountz, Pamela B. S. Elementary Ed. Garrett ACE; I. U. Foundation; SNEA; Y ' WCA. Hillsdale College: Kappa Kappa Gamma. Musselman, Katharine Sue B. S. Language Arts Jeffersonville Belles; I. U. Foundation; SNEA. Musselman, Noelle Glen B. S. Speech and Hearing Rochester Speech and Hearing Club; Sigma Alpha Eta. Musson, Linda Louise B. S. Elementary Ed. Fremont, Ohio Delta Gamma; ACE; SNEA; Young Republicans; Y ' WCA. Myers, Patricia Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis Alpha Kappa Alpha; NAACP; ACE; SNEA. Naylor, Bettye Louise B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington Neal, Nyla Elaine B. S. Elementary Ed. Martinsville ACE; Y ' oung Republicans; YWCA. ' 23 EDUCATION Nelson, Ge raldine A. B. S. Language Arts Hammond SNEA; Wesley Foundation; Y ( A. Nemcek, Gloria B. S. Social St: , lit i Hammond Phi Mu, v-p.; Newman Club, sec; SNEA. Neubauer, Fredda B. S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis Alpha Epsilon Phi; Hillel Foundation; SEA; ACE; Hi-Fi Club. Newman, Harriet B. S. Business Ed. Miami Beach, Fla. Sigma Delta Tau, treas.; AWS Council, treas.; Pleiades; Student Sen- ate; Little U. N. B. S. Elementary Ed. Gary Tipton Anderson Chesterton South Bend Nix, Mary Elizabeth ACE; SNEA. Noble, Rochelle Annette B. S. Elementary Ed. Alpha Gamma Delta; YWCA, v-p. Nuzum, Mvrna Anita B. S. Elementary Ed. Alpha Chi Omega; ACE; YWCA. Odom, Vernon Jr. B S. Language Arts Arbutus; SNEA: Gamma Delta; Young Republicans. Odusch, John M. B. S. Biology Phi Kappa Psi. v-p.; I-Men ' s Club; Varsity Athletics. O ' Hara, Susan Barr B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Gamma Phi Beta; Sailing Club; Student Athletic Board. Ohl, Constance R. B. S. Language Arts Evansville Pi Beta Phi; Enomene; Jr. Panhellenic Council; YWCA. Palmer, Polly Ann B. S. Social Studies Huntington Alpha Phi, treas.; Newman Club; YWCA. Parks, Mary Lou B. S. Elementary Ed. Delphi Alpha Phi, sec; Belles. Passwater, Robert Delton B. S. Social Studies Ft. Wayne Delta Tau Delta; SNEA. Peasley, Cynthia Jo B. S. Social Studies Stronghurst, 111. Pi Beta Phi. rush chair.; Enomene; I. U. Foundation; Y ' oung Repub- licans; Y ' WCA. Pepper, John E. B. S. Elementary Ed. New Albany Arbutus; Flame Club; Student Senate; Varsity Athletics. Phillips, Thomas B. S. Social Studies Portage Place, Marilyn Kaye B. S. Biological Science Hetterine, Ohio Alpha Omicron Pi; WRA; YWCA. Plaskett, Naomi Blume B. S. Hanover College: Alpha Delta Pi. Elementary Ed. Florence Plotkin, Phyllis Joyce B.S. Speech and Hearing South Bend Sigma Delta Tau; Hillel Foundation; Sigma Alpha Eta, v-p. Poling, Carol Jo B. S. Elementary F.J. Bloomington Kappa Kappa Gamma; ACE; Young Republicans; YWCA. Poorman, Allen L. B. S. Marketing Club; YMCA. Porter, Lillian Lee B. S. Alpha Kappa Alpha. Prugh, Sharon Kay B. S. SNEA. Business Ed. Fine Arts Elementary Ed. Ft. Wayne South Bend Hammond Purcell, Loretta Kay B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington Zeta Tau Alpha; ACE; SNEA; Intervarsiq ( hn-,tian Fellowship. B. S. Social Studies Decatur Rambo. Phillip Dean ACE; SNF.A. Ratts, Vicki Gore B.S. Language Arts Indianapolis Sycamore Hall, treas.; Enomene, Y ( A. Home Economics Club. sec. Reeves, Linda Sue B. S. Elementary Ed. Jeffersonville Reininga, Ellen D. B.S. Biological Science Evansville I ' l MM ( lub; Referral Board. Roelke, Patricia Lynn . V Elt mentary Ed. South Bend Alpha Xi Delta, v p., sec., pledge class pres.; .lr. Panhellenic Council; Pi Lambda Theta; Pleiades; Sports t ar Club. sec. Roof, Texas K. SNI A Rosenau, Doris Elaine Zeta Tau Alpha; ACE. B. S. Social Stit B.S. Elementary I ■ ' . . Ft. Wayne Munster Ruchman, Harriet Sue B.S. Speech and Hearing Ft. Wayne Alpha Epsilon Phi, v-p.; AWS Hoard ol Standards; Sigma Alpha Eta Ruikcr. ludith Pi Beta Phi B. S. Elemental Valparaiso Aurora Rushworth, Paula lean B.S. Elementary Id. Alpha Gamma Delta; Y i A Ryall, William 1-ondren B.S. Social Studies New Albany Sigma Alpha Epsilon; Interfraterniry uin.il Judicial Board Ui.nr.; I I Foundation Scabbard and Hl.uk pu- skull and Crescent; YMCA, cabinet. 224 EDUCATION Schnitzler, Mary Carroll Chi Omega; YWCA. Schultz, Frederick Marshall Schutte, Tuliann Elizabeth SNEA; YWCA. B. S. Elementary Ed. i .u B. S. Social Studies Bluffton B. S. Elementary Ed. Batesville Schwartz, Rae Nan B. S. Speech and Hearing Chicago, Ill Sigma Delia Tau, v-p.; Hillel Foundation: Sigma Alpha Eta. Schwartz, Sandra Kay B. S. Elementary Ed. Munster Sigma Delta Tau, sec.; Junior Panhellenic Council. Scofield, Nancy Ann B. S. Social Studies Brazil SNEA. Hanover College: Kappa Alpha Theta. Scott, Vivian Ann B.S. Arts and Crafts Dunkirk Seal, Charles J. B. S. Latin English Loogootee Phi Kappa Theta, sec.; Newman Club; SNEA. Seal, Marilyn B. S. Elementary Ed. Washington Pi Beta Phi; Senatorial Assistant. Seaman, Roberta Diane B. S. Speech and Hearing Chicago, 111. Sigma Delta Tau; Hillel Foundation; Senatorial Assistant; Sigma Alpha Eta. sec; YWl A Sears, Norma Louise B. S. Elementary Ed. Rolling Prairie Campus Christians; Marching 100, twirler; Pamarada; Tau Beta Sigma, Sebahar, Patricia Rae B. S. Elementary Ed. Hammond ACE; SNEA. Purdue U.: Phi Mu; Junior Panhellenic Council; New- man Club. Selke, Diane B. S. Language Arts New Castle Hanover College: Junior Panhellenic Council; Kappa Alpha Theta. Munster Shrago, Phyllis C. B. S. Elementary Ed. Sigma Delta Tau; ACE, treas.; Enomene; Hillel Foundation. Sharvelle, Cynthia Elizabeth B. S. Elementary Ed. West Lafayette Alpha Gamma Delta; SNEA. Shepherd, Judith Anne Belles; Newman Club. B. S. Speech and Theatre La Porte Sicks, Jane H. B. S. Elementary Ed. Fairmount Siegesmund, Sharon Ellen B. S. Elementary Ed. Fort Carson, Col. Chi Omega; Angel Flight; Hoosier Hostess. Silence, Jerry Lycurgas B. S. Biology Kokomo Acacia: Interfraternity Council; Pershing Rifles; Wesley Foundation YMCA. Silverman, Manuel S. B.S. Language Arts South Bend Sigma Alpha Mu; Hillel Foundation; Varsity Band. Simpson, Judy B. S. Elementary Ed. Flossmoor, 111. Alpha Epsilon Phi; ACE; Hillel Foundation; SNEA. Sims, Cherise B. S. Elementary Ed. East Chicago Smith, Barbara Alice B. S. Language Arts Butler Sigma Kappa; Arbutus, office mgr.; Little U. N. Secretariat. Singer, Doris Goldstein B. S. Speech and Hearing East Chicago Hillel Foundation; Sigma Alpha Eta. Smith, Marcella Ellen B. S. Nursing Ed. Aurora, 111 Smith, Sarah Jean B. S. Social Studies Beloit, Wis. Alpha Gamma Delta, v-p.; YWCA. Souders, Ann Jeanette B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington Sparks, Miriam Kav B. S. Elementary Ed. Stanford ACE: SNEA. Spurgeon, Jeraldine Lee B. S. Elementary Ed. Chicago 111. Alpha Phi, rush chair.; ACE; AW S Council; YWCA. Steele, Judith Ann B. S. Speech and Hearing Sigma Alpha Eta; Cosmopolitan Club; YWCA. Valparaiso Stephan, Karen Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. Ft. Wayne Kappa Delta, pledge class pres.; SNEA; Arbutus; Angel Flight; Junior Panhellenic Council; YWCA. Stephenson, Sally Elaine B. S. Language Arts New Haven Memorial Hall, sec, treas.; Angel Flight. Stewart, Tamara Kay ACE; SNEA. Stidham. John E. SNEA. B. S. Elementary Ed. B. S. Spanish English Stockton, Janice Bain B. S. Elementary Ed. Smithwood I, gov.; ACE; Pamarada; SNEA. Stone, Susan Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. Delta Gamma; ACE; SNEA; YWCA, cabinet. Bloomington Richmond Martinsville Evansville 225 Stoner, Robert Gene B. S. Biology Alpha Tau Omega; Singing Hoosiers; SNEA. B. S. Social Studies Anderson Ft. Wayne Munster Storck, John Keefer Little 500 (rider). Stuart, Karin B. S. Speech ami Hearing Zeta Tau Alpha; Sigma Alpha Eta; YWCA. Sullender, Charles Edward B. S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis Student Athletic Board; Student Senate; Union Board; Varsity Athletics; YMCA. B. S. Business Ed. B. S. Social Studies Gary South Bend Swartz, Judie Jean Chi Omega; V VCA. Swathwood, James A. University Singers. Swisher, Brenda Elizabeth B. S. Social Studies Winnetka, 111. Delta Delta Delta; Wesley Foundation; YWCA. Taber, Robert Joseph B. S. Elementary Ed. Jasper Taylor, Lyla Nancy B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington Chi Omega; ACE; SNEA. Taylor, Mary Joanne B. S. Business Ed. Laurel Sycamore Hall, v-p., pres. Thompson, Kenneth A. B. S. Physical Ed. Bloomington SNEA; Basketball Mgr.; YMCA Tillery, Rollie Lynn B. S. General Science Phi Gamma Delta; Rifle Club; American Chemical Society; SNEA. English Tower, Thomas Joe SNEA. B. S. Biology Trout, Catherine Jane B. S. Elementary Ed. Arbuim; YWCA; Miniature 500. Leavenworth Lafayette Tucker, Cynthia McGahan B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington Alpha Chi Omega; Alpha Lambda Delta; Enomene; YWCA; Christian Science Organization, treas., v-p.; Pi Lambda Theta. Tynan, Mary Virginia YWCA. B. S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis B. S. Elementary Ed. Marengo Vance, Virginia Ruth SNEA. Voigtschild, Norma Jean B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington VonBurg, Paul Thomas B. S. Political Science Indianapolis Phi Beta Sigma; Campus Christians; Collegiate Democrats; YMCA. Waggoner, Phyll is Anne B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington Kappa Delta; AWS Council; YWCA; Hoosierettes. Wallace, Wanda Hope B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington Alpha Xi Delta; Junior Class, female dir.; Oceanides; Pleiades; Student Senate; Phi Sigma Iota, sec., treas. B. S. Elementary Ed. B. S. Social Studies South Bend Indianapolis Ward, Wilma Mae Waters, Ronald Russell YMCA; Sphinx Club. Waymire, John W. B. S. Physics Mathematics Frankton Acacia; Cosmopolitan Club. Weldy, Sandra Lee B. S. Elementary Ed. South Bend SNEA. Hanover College: Kappa Alpha Theta, treas.; Panhellenic Coun- cil; Choir. Westfall, Marilyn Jean B. S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis ACE; SNEA; Young Republicans; YWCA, Whaley, Judy K. B. S. Elementary Ed. Bloomington Chi Omega, sec; YWCA; SNEA. Whitacre, Judith Ann B. S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis Kappa Alpha Theta; Senatorial Assistant; AWS Charm Clinic. Whitelock, Janet Ruth B. S. Language Arts New Haven Alpha Xi Delta; Hoosierettes; SNEA. Whitlock, Julie Evans B. S. Language Arts Muncie Purdue University: Alpha Delta Pi, pres.. pledge trainer; Theta Sigma Phi; Otbris, junior cd. Wilder, Robert Lehr B. S. Social Science St. Joe Kappa Kappa Psi, v-p.; Marching 100; JAWQ Board of Gov., pres.; Young Republicans; 1. U. Conservative League. Wilkins, Marilyn Elaine B. S. Language Arts Beech Grove Delta Delta Delta; Belles; Young Republicans. Williams, Joseph Eord B.S. Social Studies Bloomington Collegiate IXm.ur.its; Marching 100; Wesley Foundation. Wolfe, Elizabeth Anne B.S. Elementary Ed. Zen Tau Alpha; ACE; SNEA; YWCA. Wonn, Doris Ellen Cresset Club, treas. Worstell, Eileen B.S. ACE; SNEA; YWCA. B. S. Nursing Ed. Elementary Ed. Converse Greensburg Valparaiso 226 EDUCATION Wright, Leslie Ray B. S. Biological Science Borden Tower Quad Board of Gov.; Intramural Athletics; Collegiate Democrats; SNEA. Wright, Marie Brown B. S. Elementary Ed. English Osgood Pendleton Younts, Sara Beth B. S. Social Studies Queens; SNEA; Wesley Foundation; YWCA. Zaranka, Mary- B. S. Speech and Hearing East Chicago Pamarada; Sigma Alpha Eta. Zimek, Louise F. B. S. Elementary Ed. Gary Arbutus; WRA; ACE; SNEA. Zimmerman, Sara Gwendolyn B. S. Elementary Ed. Mishawaka Gamma Phi Beta, pres.; I. U. Foundation; Junior Panhellenic Council; YWCA; Christian Science Organization. Zukerman, Pearl Estelle Zvonar, Kathleen Rose ACE; Newman Club; SNEA. B. S. Elementary Ed. Indianapolis B. S. Elementary Ed. Whiting HP IK Allen, Maty Elinor B. S. Physical Ed. Indianapolis Delta Gamma, v-p.; American Recreation Society; I. U. Foundation; PEMM Club; WRA, sec; IMU Hospitality Corp.; YWCA. Braun, Terrence Joseph B. S. Recreation Elkhart Phi Kappa Theta. Buchanan, Mary Judith B. S. Recreation Madison American Recreation Society. Caldwell, Eloin T. B. S. Physical Ed. South Bend Kappa Alpha Psi, sec.-treas.; Tower D, pres.; I-Men ' s Club; I. U. Foundation; Varsiry Athletics. Campi, Richard E. B.S. Physical Ed. Fine Arts Logansport Varsity Athletics; Arnold Air Society; Air Force Rifle Team; Air Force Drill Team. Cindrich, Joseph Matthew B. S. Physical Ed. Bloomington B. S. Physical Ed. Princeton Cleveland, John William I-Men ' s Club. Collins, Harrison Dean B. S. Physical Ed. Mitchell Criswell, Donel James B. S. Physical Ed. Monticello Alpha Tau Omega; Newman Club; Varsity Athletics; YMCA. Dickens, Margaret Ellis B. S. Physical Ed. Bloomington Kappa Alpha Theta; I. U. Foundation; PEMM Club; YWCA; Freshman Camp Steering Committee. Ferguson, Marjorie Susan B. S. Physical Ed. Michigan City Pi Beta Phi, pledge trainer; PEMM Club; WRA Exec. Board; Young Republicans; YWCA. Fiscus, Linda Lou B. S. Physical Ed. Indianapolis PEMM Club; Strikettes; WRA. Fournier, Kenneth Thomas B. S. Physical Ed. Bloomington I-Men ' s Club; Newman Club; Sailing Club; Singing Hoosiers; Varsity Athletics. Goldfarb, Joseph M. B. S. Physical Ed. Indianapolis Sigma Alpha Mu; Phi Epsilon Kappa; Varsity Athletics. Goll, Phyllis Mardell B. S. Physical Ed. PEMM Club, sec; WRA. Indianapolis Gumz, Terry H. B. S. Health and Safety South Bend Beta Theta Pi; I-Men ' s Club; I. U. Foundation; Varsiry Athletics. Hafron, Charles Frederick III B. S. Recreation South Bend American Recreation Society; Varsity Athletics. Hallberg, Ronald Charles B. S. Recreation Phi Eta Sigma; American Recreation Society, pres. Valparaiso Hao, Lawrence Kaholo B. S. Physical Ed. Hilo, Hawaii Cosmopolitan Club; Hawaiian Club; I-Men ' s Club; Varsity Athletics. Harding, Karen Weigand B. S. Physical Ed. Kappa Alpha Theta; PEMM Club. Hill, Gary Lee B. S. Physical Ed. I-Men ' s Club; Varsity Athletics; SNEA. Hubbard, Sue Elaine B. S. Physical Ed. PEMM Club; Strikettes; WRA Exec. Board. Kitchell, Richard W. B. S. Recreation Phi Kappa Psi; I-Men ' s Club; Varsity Athletics. Kocsis, James Gregory B. S. Physical Ed. Newman Club; YMCA; Varsity Athletics. Indianapolis Bloomington Centetville Kokomo Mishawaka 227 HPER Kovich, Maureen June B. S. Physical Ed. Morrar Board; Pamarada; PEMM Club, pres.; WRA, pres. McCaramon, L. Clark B. S. Physical Ed. Delta Chi, rush chair.: Varsity Athletics. McDaniel, Janet E. B. S. Physical Ed. Physical Ed. Meadows, Roger Cody B. S. Roger Williams Fellowship. Meguschar, Judy Ann B.S. Recreation Miller. Amy Joan B.S. Physical Ed. Oceanides; PEMM Club; Strikettes; WRA. Mistier, William Donald B.S. Physical Ed. Sigma Nu; Phi Epsilon Kappa, sec; Varsity Athletics. Moore, Judy Jo B. S. Physical Ed. 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I rinklc. Howard Bruce II On hi ; v Piano Bloomington Wesley, Jane Jordan W I l i . East Cleveland, Ohio Camilla Phi Beta • M N Phi Epsilon; Opera Theatre. NURSING Abbott, Judith Dianne B. S. Nursing Huntington Medical Center Choraliers; Wesley Foundation; W ' RA; YW ' C A. Ammerman, Mariellen B.S. Narsing Knightstown Medical Centet Choraliets; National Student Nurses Association. Baker, Beverly Ann B.S. Nursing Beech Grove National Student Nurses Association, Medical Centet Choraliets; Sigma Theta Tau, Berkebile, Ruth Elizabeth Medical Center Chotaliets. B. S. Nursing Rochester Bowen, Karen Ann B. S. Nursing Frankfort National Student Nutses Association; Medical Center Choraliers. Brown, Martha Norene B.S. Nursing Bloomington National Student Nurses Association; Medical Center Choraliers; Sigma Theta Tau; YWCA. Buchanan, Susan Lynne B.S. Nursing Frankfort National Student Nurses Association; Sound Waves, ed.; Sigma Theta Tau; Nutses Senior Class, pres. Campbell, Sharon Sue B. S. 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Optometry Seymour Richmond Bloomington Tipton Roanoke Carman, Richard Lee M. O. Optometry Omega Epsiloa Phi, pres.; Optometry Class, v-p. Carroll, Elmer Howard M. O. Optometry Cincinnati, Ohio Omega Epsilon Phi. Curry, Chester H. M. O. Optometry New Castle Omega Epsilon Phi. v-p.; Optometry Student Council. Decker, Theodore Frederick M. O. Optometry Plymouth Omega Epsilon Phi, sec. Dunlap, Keith Orman A. B. Optometry Bloomington Omega Delta. Greene, Karl Phillip M. 0. Optometry Washington Omega Epsilon Phi. Huguenard, Ronald Daniel M. O. Optometry Ft. Wayne Markee, Donald Wayne M. O. Optometry Poseyville Delta Upsiloo, sec., tush chair.; Omega Epsilon Phi; Optometry Student Council. DePauw Univetsity: Varsity Athletics. Obremskey, Michael Jan B. S. Optometry Jeffersonville Omega Delta. Reisman, Milton B. S. Optometry South Bend Omega Epsilon Phi: Optometry Student Council. Robbins, Thompson Neel B. S. Optometry Yorktown Omega Delta. Schertzinger, John Charles B. S. Optometry Rockport Omega Delta. Schmidt, Carl Heinrich B. S. Optometry Delta Upsilon; Omega Delta. Indianapolis Sisson, Gary Gene B. S. Optometry St. Joseph, Mich. Omega E)elta; Eat and Speak Club; Alpha Phi Omega; Sailing Club; Optometry Student Council. Snyder, Ronald Lee B. S. Optometry Omega Delta. South Bend Stemle, Miriam Helen M. O. Optometry Jasper Stump, Monte R. B. S. Optometry Areola Delta Upsilon; Omega Epsilon Phi; Pershing Rifles; Sailing Club. Tillman, Stanley M. B. S. Optometry St. Meinrad Omega Delta. Turner, Kenneth Larence B. S. Optometry Mishawaka Omega Delta, treas.; Marching 100. Van Cleve, Stephan Allan B. S. Optometry Bloomington Omega Delta. Wessar, James LeRoy B. S. Optometry Bloomington Omega Epsilon Phi. Wilhite, James Kirkman M. O. Optometry Bedford Phi Gamma Delta; Omega Delta, pres.; Eat and Speak Club. 239 ■B w 9 240 - •«  The lights flash; a gaudy neon shouts the score. The moving mass that is a crowd cries again . . funny, funny how sounds are constant: a tide of crunching popcorn, gurgling cokes, muffled voices . . . They change only with the neon. 241 I. U. ' s assistant and head athletic directors, Robert Dro and Bill Orwig, were pleased that the Big Ten probation was lifted this year. 242 . t Athletic Department Has Successful Year J. W. (Bill) Onvig, who took over as athletic direc- tor in June, 1961, from retiring Frank Allen, has had an eventful first year at the helm of the I. U. Athletic Department. Robert Royer Pool, the HPER Building ' s Olympic pool, was dedicated in March in honor of the former head swimming coach at I. U. At the same time, I. U. ' s hustling swimming team won the Big Ten champion- ship for the second consecutive year to climax a perfect record for the 1961-1962 season. Coach Gordon Fisher, head track coach for 18 years, announced his retirement. Jim Lavery, assistant coach, was named to fill the vacancy. And, a bright spot on the year ' s record books, the big Ten probation imposed on I. U. in I960 was lifted. Gordon Fisher, who retired after 18 years as head track coach at I. U., was honored at a banquet. Hoosier swimming speedster Chet Jastremski at Christmas received an unusual telegram greeting from the editor of the Moscow newspaper, Soviet Sport. 245 -t -7sm FRONT ROW (left to right): Joy Utley, Joyce Barger, Marcia Steere, Sally Kirkpatrick. BACK ROW: Joe Van Dorn, Richard Pletcher. A V w« l r l£ rLSVfMf • ■ A- A li£- f ■ ■■ r Athletic Board Purchases Crimson Crate Reorganization of the football card section into an effective all-freshman project and the acquisition of a rally wagon to lead parades — appropriately named the Crimson Crate — and prefootball game pep sessions highlighted the operations of the Student Athletic Board in 1961-1962. The Student Athletic Board co-ordinates the activi- ties of the pom pon girls, the Hoosier Hostesses, the Card Section, the cheerleaders, and the Marching Hundred. Serving as a liasion between the Athletic Depart- ment and the Student Body, the board also recommends ticket policies and other ideas pertaining to sports, stu- dents, and school spirit to the department. The nine members of the Student Athletic Board are appointed each spring by President Herman B Wells on recommendations from the Athletic Depart- ment. Students are chosen on the basis of leadership. 245 I-Men ' s Club FRONT ROW (left to right): Ralph Pack, Arthur J. Canning, Robert Bradley (Vice-Pres.), Jerold Bass (Pres.), William Altman (T reas.), R. Edward LaDuke, Richard Kitchell, Forrest Jones. SECOND ROW: James Woodward, Ronald Wines, Lawrence Hao, Robert Wason, Gerald Flanagan, David Smith, Charles Fawcett, Virgil Ecton. THIRD ROW: Albert C. Shaw, Jim Bailey, Dan Prickett, Fred Lautar, Francis Coufalik, Barton Kauf- man, John Walker, Roy John Lovstedt, Kenneth Nakasone. FOURTH ROW: Daniel Oyler, Robert Ewald, Thomas Verth, Donald Cromer, John Odusch, Michael Troy, James Larry Clin- ton, Jack Holder, David Shoemaker, Frank Brunell. BACK ROW: James E. Miller, Ralph Rochlo, Thomas Seifert, Berigan Cooper, Willard Elyea, Douglas Dove, Winston Fairfield, John H. Johnson, Charles G. Hall, William Olsavsky, Gary Hill, William Quinter, Alan Somers. Athletes Become I-Men at May Banquet At the Cream and Crimson Day banquet in May, Indiana University athletes proudly accepted their varsity letters and became members of I-Men ' s Club. United by a common goal — to encourage unity among athletes and promote school spirit — they represent I. U. in varsity competition and sponsor several spirited and worthwhile campus events. I-Men ' s major project, Cream and Crimson Day, provides funds for the organization and previews the coming fall ' s football team in a varsity intrasquad game. In addition, underclassmen challenge the varsity teams to contests in all major sports, and queens are chosen by each varsity team. Climaxing this busy day, more than 200 I-Men and their dates attend the annual [-Men ' s Dance. Assisting the I-Men with Cream and Crimson Day, the I-Men ' s Dance, and other projects is Robert C. Dro, faculty adviser and assistant director of athletics. 246 Numeral Club FRONT ROW (left to right): David Cousino, Timothy Haley, James Sutton (Vice-Pres.), John Bellino (Pres.), Lary Schulhof (Sec.-Treas.), Lynden Nishi. BACK ROW: Edward Doerr, Philip Hester, William Nelson, Richard Sparks, Ronald Stansifer, Don- ald Brown, Thomas Marvin. 247 Hoosiers Improve Despite Weak Record Hoosier Captain Bill Olsavsky drags his opponent to the dirt with a mighty bear hug. The Fighting Hoosiers of 1961 showed a great im- provement on the gridiron and against their opponents over their I960 showing. Although the 2-7 record was a disappointment, there were bright spots throughout the season. Overall the Hoosiers scored more points and held their opponents to fewer than in the I960 season. Indi- ana improved their total offense by 500 yards and reduced their opponents ' total by about 700 yards. In the season opener at Kansas State, the Hoosiers just couldn ' t get the offense rolling and lost, 14-8. Against Wisconsin, the Hoosiers ' first Big Ten oppo- nent and the home opening game, Indiana showed a lot of improvement and played a bruising, hard-fought defensive battle in the first half. Marv Woodson kicked a field goal as the gun sounded to end the first half in a 3-3 deadlock. The second half was practically a repeat of the first. But in the fourth quarter the Badgers penetrated deep into Hoosier territory. Indiana ' s de- fense held, and Wisconsin was forced to kick a field goal which proved to be the margin of victory. Iowa ' s experienced Hawkeyes had too much class for the Hoosiers and won, 28-7. Undefeated when they met I. U., Michigan State ' s Spartans showed the Hoo- siers how they maintained their record by trouncing the crimson-clad team, 35-0. At home against Washington State for Band Day, the Hoosiers ' offense clicked to pull off a 33-7 victory. Behind at the half, Indiana came back to run over West Virginia ' s Mountaineers, 17-9. A heart-breaking loss was dealt the Hoosiers by Northwestern ' s Wildcats. I. U. fumbled on the Wild- cats ' 10-yard line and had a touchdown called back which certainly would have produced a different score. As it was, the Hoosiers lost, 1 i-S. Although the Hoo- siers lost 16-7 to Ohio State, I. U. played a good game against the nationally ranked Buckeyes. In the final game of the season, I. U. and arch rival Purdue tangled for the Old Oaken Bucket. Hoosier effort was useless, and Purdue completely routed the Cream and Crimson, 34-12. 24S . ' - ' ■Ak iSi J -? £i ' I want to go that way, Bill, Nate Ramsey seems to say as he points the way to teammate Bill Olsavsky. You ' re goin ' nowhere, for there ' s help on the way. The famous Marching Hundred march, play, and write. iff i v Vv r ' ( t .. •■ 249 The spectacular opening of High School Band Day was followed by a sweet victory over Washington State, 33-7. w I. U. ' s hefty line prepares to smother a Wisconsin line play. Ok, now let ' s go! Highlighting the festivities before the Old Oaken Bucket game was the ceremonial cremation of Jawn Purdue. Pert yelleader Jane Hufford sparks the fightin ' spirit in Hoosier gridiron fans. 251 FRONT ROW (left to right): William H. George, Kenneth Four- nier, Woody Moore, James Ronald Lewellen, James Helminiak, James Haas, Larry Coleman, Jeffrey Slabaugh. SECOND ROW: Paul Osmon, Jerry Anderson, Michael Lopa, Charles Fawcett, Michael Wasdovich, Francis Coufalik, Llovd Byron Broome, John Fife, Alexander Trombetta. THIRD ROW: Capt. William Olsav- sky, Fred Lautar, Howard I. Martin, William Quinter, Robert Lyon, Gene W. Johnson, Jack Holder, Jack Janney, Richard Czcrneda, Donald Cromer. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Ellis, Mar- vin Woodson, Ronald Roemer, Richard Wervey, Charles Rocco, David G. Martin, Barry Boulanger, David Holland, Gregg Orth, John H. Johnson, Douglas Dove. FIFTH ROW: Robert Fiorini, Nathan Ramsey, Ralph Poehls, James Kerekes, Steven Obremskey, William E. Miller, William Scalzo, Tom Trainer, Douglas Lackey, Virgil Home, Robert Vecchio, John Giangiacomo. BACK ROW: Paul Kuchuris, William Seach, Carmen Bencivenni, David Reda, James Bailey, Nicholas Stellavato. After plowing his way through the Washington State line, halfback Woody Moore (25) scores another touch- down for Indiana. 1961 SEASON SCORES Indiana 8 Kansas State 14 Indiana 3 Wisconsin 6 Indiana 7 Iowa 28 Indiana 33 Washington State 7 Indiana Michigan State 35 Indiana 8 Northwestern 14 Indiana 7 Ohio State 16 Indiana 17 West Virginia 9 Indiana 12 Purdue 34 252 HINGTON STATE 0 iH SCHOOL BAND With his back to the goal line quarterback Byron Broome searches for his receiver. At the new stadium the press box offers a good view of the whole field of action. A host of Ohio State tacklers converge on ball carrying Hoosier Nate Ramsey (44). 253 FRONT ROW (left to right): William Lambert (Manager), Charles Harris, William Landon (Capt.), Russell Lash, Larry Stuckey, Thomas Burke (Manager). BACK ROW: Assistant Coach Jim Lavery, Charles Umbarger, Robert Steptoe, Art Campbell, Stephen Hibler, Kenneth Inman. Coach Gordon Fisher. Harriers Repeat as Big State Meet Champs 1961 SEASON SCORE S Indiana 19 Miami (Ohio) 36 Indiana 20 ... Notre Dame 35 Indiana 16 Ohio State 39 Indiana 30 Western Michigan 25 Indiana first in Big State meet Indiana third in Big Ten meet Indiana ' s cross-country team turned in a record iden- tical to last season ' s successful squad. Despite the loss of Captain Bob Fell because of a pre-season knee opera- tion, the harriers won three of four dual meets, cap- tured first place in the Big State Meet, and third place in the Big Ten Meet. Led by the Big C ' s — sophomore Charley Umbar- ger and senior Charley Harris — Coach Gordon Fisher ' s men romped over Miami of Ohio, Notre Dame, and Ohio State before losing to Western Michigan. Umbar- ger and Harris finished one-two against Miami and Ohio State. In the latter meet, the Hoosiers missed a perfect score by only one point. I. U. also dominated the Big State meet, as all five of its performers finished in the top ten. Besides Urn- barber and Harris, sophomore Art Campbell finished fourth, and seniors Russ Lash and Bill Landon were fifth and seventh, respectively. These five runners formed the nucleus of the 1961 squad. Indiana finally met its match against Big Ten com- petition in the last meet of the year. The Hoosiers battled hard but had to settle for third place behind Iowa and Mi( higan State. Coach Gordon lishcr congratulates Russ Lash after a well-run race. Near the end of the run, Charlie Umbarger pulls ahead for an- other Indiana victory. Charlie Harris and Charlie Umbarger let Ohio State ' s No. 13 pace them before their final dash to victory. 255 Jimmy Rayl Leads Hurryin Hoosiers To Record-Shattering 1961-1962 Season Indiana ' s basketball record book got one of its most sweeping revisions this past season at the hands of high-scoring Jimmy Ray] and his Hoosier teammates. Rayl accounted for nine new all-time Indiana records, four for single games and five for season play, and the team established four. The Kokomo junior ' s 39 shot attempts, 56 points and 20 field goals against Minnesota were all new In- diana records, as well as setting new Big Ten records for scoring in one game and tying the field goal mark for a single game. His 15 -for- 15 free-throw shooting against Michigan tied the Indiana high. Over the season, Jimmy erased Don Schlundt ' s 661- point season record with 714 points, although he had two less games in which to do it; set a new high in season field goals with 254 and Big Ten field goals with 152, and took a total of 580 shots, also a new Indiana University mark. The 454 points Rayl scored in Big Ten play, only five short of the Conference leadership, also was tops for any Indiana player for the 14-game season. Schlundt scored 459 in 1953 but accomplished it over an 18- game Conference schedule. The Hoosiers were the highest scorers in school his- tory, totaling 2,089 points for an 87-point per-game average. On their way to that total they scored 5 1 field goals against Notre Dame, a one-game record; hit 810 times from the field, a season record, and connected on free throws at a .732 rate, another season record. Indiana ' s Big Ten record was 7-7, while the Hoosiers were 13-11 in overall competition. The .418 shooting performance for the season was the second-best ever achieved, being surpassed only by the .AAA mark of the I960 outfit. A final tribute should be given to the five graduat- ing seniors: Charlie Hall, Jerry Bass, Gordon Mickey, Ernie Wilhoit, and Bill Altman. Wait here, in go get it, says Jerry Bass to Charlie Hall. i ft f$ 1 Si i | fc i 4 %u 1 } f B jT i J i VI ! 4 4 rev i i t 1 V -M 1 m J The new Fieldhouse echoes with the assurance Indiana, we ' re all for you. ' g, PMN,| v lA FRONT ROW (left to right): Dick Sparks, Gordon Mickey, Winston Fairfield, David Granger, Charley Hall. SECOND ROW: Lou Watson (Asst. Coach), Tom White, Ernie Wilhoit, 258 William Altman, Tom Bolvard, Dave Porter, Branch McCracken (Head C oach). BACK ROW: Jim Sutton, Charles Roush, Mar- shall Goldsmith (Manager), Jimmy Ravi, Jerry Bass. bLT 1961-1962 SEASON SCORES Indiana 81 Drake 90 Indiana 74 New Mexico State 68 Indiana 78 Kansas State 88 Indiana 76 North Carolina 70 Indiana 92 Detroit 84 Indiana 94 Arizona State 88 Indiana 70 Iowa State 83 Indiana 90 Loyola 95 Indiana 122 Notre Dame 95 Indiana 76 Michigan State 71 Indiana 100 Minnesota 104 Indiana 98 DePaul 89 Indiana 105 Minnesota 104 Indiana 72 Northwestern 71 Indiana 85 Illinois 96 Indiana 93 Purdue 105 Indiana 94 Wisconsin 105 Indiana 72 Iowa 69 Indiana 86 Michigan 77 Indiana 85 Michigan State 97 Indiana 89 Michigan 1 10 Indiana 88 Purdue 71 Indiana 104 Illinois 92 Indiana 65 Ohio State 90 While Dave Granger looks on, Tom Bolyard battles for a rebound with an Iowa Hawkeye. 259 With play getting a little rough under the boards, Charlie Hall finds two points hard to come by. 260 Tom Bolyard ' s determination makes up for his lack of form in hauling in a rebound. Another defensive specialist bites the dust as Rayl scores an easy lay-in. 261 No one minds being tossed in after taking the Big Ten title twice in a row. Team spirit prevailed when Lary Schulhof tied the 200 yard butter- fly record held by Mike Troy. 1962 SEASON SCORES 262 Indiana 64 ' 2 Michigan State 40 Indiana 70 Cincinnati 24 Indiana 71 Southern llinois 33 Indiana 69 Minnesota 36 Indiana 66 . .Iowa 33 Indiana 69 Purdue 36 Indiana First in Big Ten Meet Tankmen Smash Eight Conference Records To Repeat as Big Ten Title Holders I. U. ' s swimming team, under the guidance of Coach Jim (Doc) Counsilman, proved their 7-0 season rec- ord wasn ' t any quirk of fate when they captured the Big Ten championship in March. In one of the top performances of the year, I. U. swimmers easily outdistanced the field to win nine of a possible 16 first places in the Big Ten Meet. Hoosier tankmen broke eight Big Ten records to score 213 Va points to runner-up Michigan ' s 146. Alan Somers, Mike Troy, and Chet Jastremski each scored two first places in the meet, and the three swim- mers accounted for five of the record breaking times turned in by the Hoosiers. Tom Stock, Ted Stickles, and the medley relay team — Stock, Ken Nakasone, Lary Schulhof, and Pete Sintz — smashed other records. Climaxing the Big Ten Meet for Indiana was the dedication on March 3 of Robert Royer Pool. In the new HPER Building, the pool is named in memory of the former I. U. swimming coach. This was the first time in the 52-year history of the Big Ten Meet that it met at I. U. World record holder Chet Jastremski receives hearty congratulations after chipping a few more seconds off one of his breastroke records. FRONT ROW (left to right): Roy John Lovstedt, Lynden Nishi, Ronald Davitt, Thomas Dinsley, Richard Kitchell. SEC- OND ROW: Karl Sutter, Chester Jastremski, Peter Sintz, Michael Troy, Lary Schulhof, Frank Brunell, Keith Craddock. THIRD ROW: Hobie Billingsley (Diving Coach), Fred Schlich- ting, Richard Schroder, C. Thomas Stock, John Walker, Cary Tremewan, Kenneth Nakasone, Jim Counsilman (Head Swim- ming Coach). BACK ROW: William Cass, William Fried- man, H. Clayton Hebb, Ted Stickles, Thomas Verth, W. Claude Thompson, Alan Somers, Thomas Hayden. Maroni Shines for McDanieVs Wrestling Squad John Maroni became the first Hoosier wrestler to go undefeated since Charlie Pancou turned the trick in 1953. Maroni finished the season with a 12-0 dual meet record. In addition to this he won the Big Ten meet in the 177-pound weight. Coach Charlie McDaniel ' s grapplers compiled a 4-7-2 dual record and placed seventh in the Confer- ence meet. Lack of depth and injuries to an already under- manned staff seriously hurt the Hoosiers throughout the campaign. Ralph Carlino and Don Schultz were both plagued by knee injuries shortly before the Con- ference meet. Ron Hutcherson, one of the better per- former this year, tore a knee cartilage in the Conference meet. In addition to Maroni and Hutcherson, Randy Galvin also proved to be a capable Big Ten wrestler. Tom Marvin improved tremendously toward the end of the season ' s campaign. With the referee watching intend) ' 1961-1962 SEASON SCORES Indiana 18 Indiana 26 Indiana 1 1 Indiana 14 Indiana 17 Indiana 14 Indiana 37 Indiana 16 Indiana 12 Indiana 8 Indiana 11 Big Ten Indiana State 8 Notre Dame Illinois 14 Michigan 16 Wisconsin 8 Michigan State 14 Purdue 54 Minnesota 48 Ohio State 48 Northwestern 13 Purdue 12 Iowa 20 Ohio State 19 Finished Seventh Tim Haley starts this fall on top. FROM l () (left lo right): John Rossero, William Galvin. John Maroni, Thomas Marvin, Timothy Haley. BACK ROW: Ronald Hutcherson, Ronald Black, Terry Thompson, Donald Schultz, Ralph Carlino. Ron Hutcherson tries for a take down. Riding his Michigan State foe is veteran I. U. grappler John Maroni. 265 Virgil Ecton, second leading scorer, shows off his graceful form on the parallel bars. Gymnastics Team Turns in 3-9 Dual Record Flying through his routine on the horizontal bar is John Burkel. 266 Despite what Coach Otto Ryser calls the greatest team to represent Indiana, the Hoosier gymnastics team could only manage a 3-9 dual record and a seventh place finish in the Big Ten Meet. Most of the gymnastics praise this year went to Jim Woodward. Woody set the all-time single-season scor- ing record for I. U. as he tallied 256 ' 2 points. He sur- passed the previous record of 215 Vi points held by Ron Walden. Woodward, as did the other members of the numer- ically light I. U. team, performed in several events. Both he and Virgil Ecton participated in six of the seven events on the schedule on many occasions. Injuries and bad breaks hurt the Hoosiers during the year. Ecton ' s contribution was severely curtailed near mid-season when lie injured a knee. Nevertheless he finished second to Woodward in total points. He totaled 117 1 2 points, just barely edging out John Bur- kel with 1 151 2. Tumbling demands skill, co-ordination, and strength. 1961-1962 SEASON SCORES Indiana 72 Ball State 39 Indiana 50 Navy Pier 62 Indiana 33 Vi Southern Illinois 77 ' i Indiana 70Vi Wisconsin 40! 2 Indiana 47 Vi Michigan State 64 ' 2 Indiana 49 Minnesota 63 Indiana 49 . . Chicago 63 Indiana 43 Ohio State 68 Indiana 32 Illinois 80 Indiana 82 ' .... ... Central Michigan 25 ' . Indiana 37 Michigan 75 Indiana 44 . . . . Iowa 68 Big Ten Finished Seventh Timely advice from the coaching staff is given Bob Lilly. FRONT ROW (left to right): Dennis MacPherson, Thomas J. Woodward, Arthur J. Canning, Robert Lilly, William Misner. BACK ROW: Kenneth T. Porter Jr. (Manager), John Burkel, Robert Wason, Sigmund Toth (Freshman Manager), Virgil Ecton, Ronald Wines, Coach Otto Ryser. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gordon Lane, Forrest Jones, Berry Cooper, Jerry Williams, David Pelz, Jim Vitou, Jerry McRac. Golfers Upset Big Ten Champ Ohio State Chipping out of the rough is I. II. linksman Jerry Williams. The Indiana University golf team, under the able guidance of Coach Robert Fitch, compiled a record of 4 victories and 10 losses during the the 1961 season. Led by Jim Vitou, with an average of 74.4 strokes per round, and Forrest Jones, with a 77.4 average, the Hoosier linksmen make a commendable showing in the always-tough Big Ten Conference. The big victory of the regular season came early in the season when the Hoosiers upset powerful Ohio State. OSU went on to win the 1961 Big Ten Championship, which took place on the I. U. course. The home squad, paced by fourth-place winner Jim Vitou in the individ- ual ratings, finished a firm fifth in the tournament. I. U. ' s Forrest Jones and Dave Pelz tied for L7th place. 1961 SEASON SCORES Indiana 933 Purdue 917 Indiana 933 Illinois 964 Indiana 933 Northwestern 934 Indiana 1127 Iowa 1148 Indiana 551 Michigan State 545 Indiana 488 Michigan 460 Indiana 488 Ohio State 461 Indiana 488 Purdue 467 Indiana 950 Ohio State 947 Indiana 950 Michigan State 919 Indiana 950 Purdue 912 Indiana 746 Notre Dame 736 Indiana 746 Purdue 730 Indiana 18 ' 2 Ohio State 17 Indiana fifth in Big Ten Meet FRONT ROW (left to right): Michael Cashman, Jerry Ford, Danny Bausback, Richard Hunt. BACK ROW: Capt. R. A. Leach, Thomas Lawson, Richard Fries, Jay Youngflesh. Rifle Team Could Take Big Ten Championship When the 1962 Arbutus went to press, the I. U. rifle team had completed two of its three regional matches. A victory over Michigan State, Wisconsin, and Iowa preceded a third-place finish behind Ohio State and Michigan State. The combined record placed Indiana second in the Big Ten ranks at that time. Under the direction of Captain Robert Leach of the Army ROTC Department, the 1961-1962 marksmen exhibited balance and consistency during the first two contests. With only one regional meet and the Big Ten finals remaining, the Hoosiers have a good chance of placing well in the conference championship battle. Two of the top five Big Ten shooters fire for I. U. ' s squad. In preseason competition, Indiana won seven of eight matches against outstanding colleges and uni- versities. A mere three points prevented a perfect preseason record. Jerry Ford demonstrates the kneeling position. 269 Broad jump specialist Ted Jackson grabbed another first place for I. U. with this mighty leap. INDOOR TRACK 1962 SEASON SCORES Indiana 52 Notre Dame 51 1 2 Purdue 25 1 2 Indiana 41 Missouri 62 Indiana 75 1 2 Ohio State 65 1 2 Indiana 45 Michigan State 58 1 2 Oklahoma 54 1 2 Indiana Seventh in Big Ten Meet 270 OUTDOOR TRACK 1961 SEASON SCORES Indiana 76 Iowa 53 Indiana 87 Miami (Ohio) 38 Ball State 34 Indiana 63 Chicago Track Club 58 Indiana 91 1 2 Purdue 65 1 2 Notre Dame 77 1 10 Indiana Second in Big Ten Meet Indiana Third in Big State Meet - u FRONT ROW: Neil Brooks, Russ Lash, Bill Landon, Charles Harris, Larry Clinton, Dan Oyler, Dave Shoemaker, John Droz- dowski. BACK ROW: Head Coach Jim Lavery, Bob Steptoe, Ken Inman, Jim Walker, Karl Erb, Steve Hibler, Bob Chaffee, Charles Umbarger, Art Campbell, Cornelius Miller, Ted Jackson, Tom Burke (Sr. Manager), Wilton Wright (Assistant). Cindermen, Undefeated in Outdoor Meets, Turn in 2-2 Record in Indoor Competition Coach Gordon Fisher, who retired this year as head track coach, saw his cindermen turn in a fine outdoor record, 5-0, and a fair indoor record, 2-2. The trackmen placed second in the Big Ten cham- pionships in outdoor performances and seventh on indoor work. Eddie Miles, Reggie Sheppard, Reggie Laconi, Larry Clinton, Gene Graham, Ray Spivey, and Ted Jackson were standouts for the outdoor team. And Clinton pulled an indoor victory through for the Hoosiers when he crossed the line one step ahead of the Ohio State runner in the last event of the meet. Graham placed first in the Big Ten outdoor meet in the 660, and Cornelius Miller brought home I. U. ' s only first place in the indoor meet. Miller is a high jumper. Hampered by the flu epidemic and injuries, the in- door team won their triangular meet with Purdue and Notre Dame by a half-point margin. Again, the last event — mile relay — gave winning honors to I. U. as well as setting a Fieldhouse record. Larry Clinton passes the baton to Gene Graham for the last leg of the mile relay. 271 1961 SEASON SCORES Indiana 7 Ohio Wesleyan 2 Indiana 9 George Washington Indiana 7 Georgetown 2 Indiana 4 The Citadel 5 Indiana 8 DePauw Junior I. U. netter Bob Ewald takes a few warm-up swats at the ball. Indiana 9 Indiana 9 Indiana 3 Indiana 7 Indiana 8 Indiana 4 Indiana 6 Wisconsin 3 Indiana 8 Illinois 1 Indiana 7 ... Minnesota 2 Indiana 7 Iowa 2 Indiana 5 Michigan State 4 Ball State Ohio State Michigan 6 Northwestern 2 Purdue 1 Notre Dame 5 Returning the ball with a powerful backhand shot is Stuart Cohen. 272 -MLi iff % FRONT ROW (left lo righli: Coach Bill Landin. Stuart Cohen, Fred Wenstrom, Dennis Lortz, Michael Gordon, Robert Ewald, Gary Baxter, Bernard Stein, Richatd Martin. Charles Jenness, Donald Thome. I. U. Netmen Place Second in Big Ten Ranks Indiana University ' s tennis team posted a 13-3 record in the 1961 season. An 8-1 mark in Big Ten competi- tion placed the squad in the runner-up spot, their only loss coming at the hands of champion Michigan. Early in the year Indiana competed in the Cherry Blossom Tournament in Washington, D. C, and was edged out in the final round by The Citadel, 5-4. Con- ference competition started shortly after the tournament, and the Hoosiers ended the Big Ten season with a five- match winning streak. In the post-season Big Ten Meet at East Lansing, Coach Bill Landin ' s men placed third. Don Thome ' s steady and aggressive style helped him win consistently at the number one singles spot. Other outstanding underclassmen were Gary Baxter, Stu Co- hen, and Dick Martin, who held down the second, third, and fourth positions, respectively. Thorne, Baxter, Cohen, and Chuck Jenness also performed ably in the doubles. These men, along with reserves Fred Wen- strom, Bernie Stein, and Mike Gordon, provide the nu- cleus of next year ' s team. Second man on the Hoosier squad, Gary Baxter displays his forehand form. Displaying the form that kept him undefeated in Big Ten play, Paul Deem fires a fastball to a Michigan hitter. Deem stretches to beat the toss to first base. It looks like Bill Elyea ' s hit may be good for extra bases. ¥ mmmBmmam 274 I. U. Baseball Squad Ranked 11th in Nation Indiana ' s baseball squad amassed its finest record in the last 13 years with 21 victories against only 5 de- feats and one tie in 1961. An 1 1-3 mark in Big Ten competition gave the Hoosiers a third-place conference finish and a respectable rank as 1 1th in the nation. In nonconference action, the team won 10 of 12 games. A seven-game winning streak early in the sea- son accounted for most of the victories. Inability to beat the top teams hindered Coach Ernie Andres ' men in the Big Ten as the first and second-place teams, Mich- igan and Minnesota, dealt I. U. two of their three con- ference losses. Several players on the squad turned in outstanding performances throughout the year. Senior pitcher Paul Deem had a 6-1 overall record and won four while los- ing none in Big Ten games. Junior outfielder Bart Kaufman placed second in the Big Ten in batting with a .452 average. First baseman Max Bailey and out- fielder Jim McMillan led the Big Ten in fielding in their respective positions. Sophomore pitcher Bobby Marr topped the team ' s hurlers in innings pitched with 66 and in the earned runs department with a 1.50 average. The team itself had several firsts in Big Ten aver- ages, including a first place in hitting with a .322 aver- age and a tie for first in fielding with a .960 average. 1961 SEASON SCORES Indiana 3 Eastern Kentucky 4 Indiana 7 Eastern Kentucky 5 Indiana 6 Southern Illinois Indiana 3 Southern Illinois 3 Indiana 8 Southern Illinois 7 Indiana 5 Ball State Indiana 5 Ball State 4 Indiana 6 Depauw 1 Indiana 7 Notre Dame 5 Indiana 3 Notre Dame 5 Indiana 12 Illinois 1 Indiana 19 Purdue 2 Indiana 3 Purdue 2 Indiana 2 Minnesota 3 Indiana 9 Iowa 2 Indiana 8 Iowa 6 Indiana 2 Miami (Ohio) 1 Indiana 5 . . Michigan 24 Indiana 3 Michigan 2 Indiana 8 Indiana State 2 Indiana 2 . Ohio State Indiana 14 Ohio State 8 Indiana 7 Ohio State 6 Indiana 10 Butler Indiana Wisconsin 5 Indiana 5 Northwestern 2 Indiana 6 Northwestern 4 FRONT ROW (left to right): Gerald Flanagan, Robert Blacknell, Charles Hafron, Robert Reinhart, Jerry Gates, Barton Kaufman, William Gross. SECOND ROW: Richard Persinger, Anthony Phipps, Paul Deem, Robert Bradley, Robert Kyff, Dan Prickett, Russ Maddick, Dennis Robinson. BACK ROW: Coach Ernie Andres, George Ronald Heath, Ralph Pack, Gary Hill, Ray Edward LaDuke, James Kincaid, Robert Marr, Ernie Wilhoit, William Bonhert, Max Bailey, James McMillan, Richard Mayo, Fred Campbell, Ronald Hutcherson, Assistant Coach Paul Michaels. — ■.. . ■ . r i MP ■ I. U. catcher Bill Bohnert leaps high as a Michigan player makes his bid for home. Butler coach Tony Hinkle awaits a close play at home. Bohnert rounds third in an attempt to run up the score. ' PK2JJ =«; . mm 276 ' - -xmmym: Intramurals Provide Needed Diversion Indiana University ' s complete intramural program, under the direction of Robert Stumpner, provides a needed diversion from the scholastic grind. Competition is keen among the various fraternities and housing units as they strive to win the all-campus sports trophy. The trophy is awarded annually to the unit that acquires the most points over the entire school year. Last year Sigma Alpha Epsilon finished first in the race for the trophy with Sigma Nu second. The participants in intramurals are fortunate enough to be provided with excellent facilities, and the events are played under official game conditions and rules. About 25 sports are offered. Highlights of the year included touch football, with 93 teams participating; a pre-holiday basketball tournament, including 120 teams; fall and spring golf meets; a swimming meet; softball leagues, with about 100 teams, and a track meet. 277 FRONT ROW (left to right): Charley Hall, Bill Walaitis, Blair LeRoux. Don Simon, John Lvsandrou, Gauteia Diatezulwa, Larrv Kobel. SECOND ROW: Bruce Baker, Fred Norris, Steve Hoet- zer. Peter Tagalakis, Nick Russos, Jack Jensen, Bob Campbell, Don Nixon. BACK ROW: Bruce Corey, Phil Welsh, Gregg Yepremian, Jorge Figueroa, Dave Thomason, Jim Purvis, John Greenwald, Roupen Berberian, Fred Wellandt, Coach Terry Jackson. Jackson Coaches Soccer Club in First Season In its first season under Coach Terry Jackson, the soccer club finished strongly, winning two of its last three contests. While only a club sponsored by the Department of Physical Education for Men, it is nevertheless run in the same manner as any of the school ' s other athletic teams. Led by the play of senior Ridha Zoubedi, who dis- played both excellent dribbling and shooting, the team won over Calvin, Ohio State, and Illinois. Zoubedi was named to both the Mid-Western Con- ference all-star team and the all-midwest all-star team. Three other I. U. players were named to the all-mid- west team — Niki Diamandouros, Peter Tagalakis, and Blair LeRoux. 1961 SEASON SCORES Indiana 2 Indiana 2 Indiana 1 Indiana 1 Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Indiana Dayton 5 Earlham 9 St. Louis 8 Washington 5 Michigan State 10 Calvin 3 Indiana Tech 4 Ball State 8 Ohio State 3 Illinois 2 Purdue 8 278 FRONT ROW (left to right): Howard Mandell, Michael Dia- mond, David Gage, Jeffrey Neirmann, Barry- Liss. BACK ROW: Coach Dandelis Halamandaris, Captain Rick Sweney, Martin Hubbard, William Holland, Walter Hathaway, Robert Wait, Fred Zell. Fencing Team Places Sixth in Big Ten Meet Indiana ' s fencing team had an unsuccessful season, but placed sixth in Big Ten competition. Although not winning any meets, the team is expected to do much better next year, because of the experience gained this season. Fencing is not recognized as a varsity sport at I. U., but it is sponsored by the Physical Education Depart- ment for Men. Graduate student Pandelis Halaman- daris served as coach this season. Rick Sweney captained this year ' s squad and was the team ' s most consistent point producer. Walter Hathaway, Bill Molland, and Dave Gage also spurred the team. 1961 SEASON SCORES Indiana 5 Indiana 1 1 Indiana 6 Indiana 5 Indiana 2 Indiana 10 Indiana 12 Indiana 9 Indiana 9 Indiana 4 Notre Dame 22 Iowa 16 Illinois 21 Ohio State 22 Air Force 25 Wisconsin 17 Chicago 15 Michigan State 18 Detroit 18 Wayne State 23 279 280 L Th ' £$. i-JV X. J-i ,ii ' fX £28 mm r (P tg£ eojb? jo ms KhMft} So much more than a mere decoration, not merely a jeweled show-piece . . . The pin: identification of sorts, but even more: a token — life by choice, dedication of heart ingrained in moulded metal. 281 FRONT ROW (left to right): Ina Cohen, Francine Hara (Treas.), Carol DeWees (Pres.), Kathryn Simmers (Vice-Pres.), Dianne Brandt (Corres. Sec). SECOND ROW: Nelda Dyer, Carolyn Bechert, Dew Ann Drout, Diane Schneiter, Joan Rothrock. Judith Segal. THIRD ROW: Judith Gall, Jacquelyn Mattingly, Beverly Stanton, Joyce Stewart, Susan A. Baker, Donan Childs, Jean Kovac. BACK ROW: Anna Marie Davisson, Virginia Miller, Carole Bierbaum, Phyllis Springer, Judith Mary Anderson, Norma Stants, Demetra Williams, Constance Bender. WM Panhellenic Hostess for Big Ten Conference Indiana University ' s Panhellenic Association co-oper- ated with Interfraternity Council to host the 1962 Big Ten Conference April 6, 7, and 8. At the conference, attended by fraternity delegations from all of the Big Ten schools, problems of the Greek system were dis- cussed; outstanding speakers participated in the program. Panhellenic, the governing body of all I. U. sororities, compiles rules pertaining to scholarship, rush, pledging, contest campaigning, and social activities. Sororities achieve general uniformity of policy through co-opera- tion in workshops. These workshops better inter- sorority relations and raise standards in certain fields through discussion and recommendation. Panhellenic of 1. U. provides rush counselors who live in flic dorms during rush week to inform women students about rushing regulations. 282 m ' ti FRONT ROW (left to right): Mary Susan Rocke (Treas.), Susan Backus (Vice-Pres.), Maryanne Bucha (Pres.), Valerie Kain (Sec), Phyllis Springer (Adviser). SECOND ROW: Jean Fox, Susan Evans, Linda Brown, Betty Ann Phillips, Beverly Lane, Barbara Gordon. THIRD ROW: Nancy Lehran, Nancy Rodgers, Caro- lyn Poindexter, Karen Nuske, Carolyn Young. BACK ROW: Beth Bailey, Diana Mast, Jean Springsteen, Judith Whiteleather, Ann Cannon, Alice May Smith, Susan Bell. Junior Panhel Hears University Speakers The Junior Panhellenic Council of Indiana Uni- versity is a social and philanthropic group composed of the pledge class presidents of all sororities on the campus. The local chapter of the national organization meets every two weeks when their discussions are guided by an adviser from the Panhellenic Council. Once each month, the program of the meeting includes a prominent guest speaker from the University faculty or staff. Members of the council share and discuss ideas for the improvement of the pledge system and the maintenance of high scholastic standards, and they plan co-ordinated social programs in which all sorority pledges participate. The council supports an adopted Greek orphan. Each fall, the sorority pledges contribute time to work in the Bloomington Cancer Drive, and at Christmas they give foodbaskets to the Senior Citizen House. 2S4 FRONT ROW (left to right): Frank Lewis (Judicial Board Chair.), James Whitehead (Adviser), Ronald Morgove (Sec), James Messick (Pres.), Patrick Roberts (Vice-Pres.), Arthur Kal- leres (Treas.). SECOND ROW: James Owens, Donald Henry, Richard Kent Oram, Terry Grimm, Wilbur Payne, Lee Weiss, Larry Barrett. THIRD ROW: John Stephen Talley, Calland Carnes, Robert J. Burdett (Rush Chair.), Jay Allen, Michael Cun- ningham, Jack Keller, Douglas Kent, John Norris. BACK ROW: Joe Nagle, Roger Perry, Robert Miller, Jerry Mayes, Gerry Brodsky, Christopher Kleinhenz, Thomas Bowers, Frederic Ar- nold, Ronald Thomas. IFC Works to Better Fraternity System Representatives from all fraternities on the I. U. campus compose the Interfraternity Council, a body in which organized men co-operate to better the fraternity system. Among its duties are the resolution of inter-chapter problems, the maintenance of high scholastic standards and good University-fraternity relations, and the imposi- tion of penalties for infractions of University or IFC rules. Throughout the year, IFC undertakes various proj- ects. The organization is responsible for rush registra- tion. To all male applicants to Indiana University, IFC mails brochures containing information about the campus fraternity system. In addition, the council sponsors a smoker at which fraternity men meet men- bers of the faculty and the school administration. [if n« I 285 FRONT ROW (left to right): Robert Trowbridge, Michael Pur- vis (Sec), Gary Lozow (Vice-Pres.), Samuel Peter Shuler (Pres.), John Gilliam (Treas.), Richard Best. SECOND ROW: Dale Terry, Thomas Ireland, James Kellock, Jerry Rush, Douglas Bar- ton. BACK ROW: Robert Lang, Philip Nasser, Stephen Blakley, Larry Varmo, Robert Wiesen, David Ruby, John Sherman, John Barbour. Junior IFC Serves as Training Ground 1 • p 1 mj j Lw m m T I 1 N HHfl ijn fc fc__ fr il Serving as a training ground for future Interfrater- nity Council members. Junior Interfraternity Council, through both philanthropic and social activities, tries to improve relations between the pledges and the ini- tiated members of the fraternities. One of the main objectives of Junior IFC is to pro- vide opportunities for the members of the pledge classes to become better acquainted. A smoker for the pledge classes is presented annually. In the spring of the year, a tug of war across the Jordan River between pledges and fraternity sopho- more actives decides the fate of the pledges ' green pods. If the pledges win, the pods are burned that night, but if the sophomores triumph, the pledges must wear the pods longer. Another of the aims of Junior IFC is to improve scholarship among the pledges and to improve the entire pledge program. 286 FRONT ROW (left to right): Ralph Williams (Treas.), Gary Fulk (Pledge Trainer), David Schoon (Sec), David Baum, David Herbert (Pres.), Robert Lucus (Vice-Pres.), Hugh Moore (Rec. Sec.), Jerry Silence. SECOND ROW: Barry L. Chapman, Dave Coate, Steve Confer, Bruce Wagoner, William Carbon, David Blocker, Charles Barnett, Leo William Applegarth, Robert Sena, Larry Franks, Daniel Roby, David Hull. THIRD ROW: James Rice, Robert J. Abrell, John Cantwell, John Pullen. Jerry L. Coles, Eddy Greenwalt, Don A. Young, James Sutton, Don Nixon, Lonnie Woods, John David Lutz, Leland Wayne Wilson. FOURTH ROW: James Palmer, Robert Forney, William Rhynear- son, Thomas Harmeson, Ernest Rapp, John Waymire, Michael Shane, Wayne Herman, Thomas Everett, Phillip Rinker, Earl LaCounte, John Morgan. BACK ROW: Stephen Stipp, Denver White, Calvin Kemp, Orien McDaniel, Ernie Wilhoit, James Carlson, John Kixmiller, Jerry Mayes, David Powell, Robert Cravens, Michael Albright, Lawrence Craig Fulmer, Harold M. Hindman. Acacia Riders Pedal to Little 500 Victory Founded at University of Michigan — 1904 Indiana Chapter established at I. U. — 1920 46 National Chapters Victorious in the 1961 Little 500, the men of Acacia entertained more than 6,000 persons at their annual Little 500 Ice Cream Social after the race. Both Pat Boone and Joanie Summers. Little 500 Sweetheart, made appearances at the social after the variety show in the Auditorium. Roaring Twenties was the theme of the Acacia fall pledge dance. The chief social function of the year, however, was the formal-dress event, Spring Colonnade, which was based around life in the Old South. The event included lawn games, a dinner, and the dance. As they have done in previous years, the men of Acacia honored foreign students at Indiana University by sponsoring their annual International Coffee Hour in December. Even after a hard race. Acacia cyclists weren ' t too tired to celebrate their Little 500 victory. 287 _i • kn j- ) ft Wrf ' j 1 | 4 £ y II III 1 « t f 11 1 1 ' fl HMH sr - 1 . -sHft. SIB 1 FRONT ROW (left to right): Ronald Carter (Sec.), Arthur McElwee (Vice-Pres.), John Sherman (Pres.), Leslie Coyne (Pres.), Lynn Smith (Vice-Pres.), Ronald Bond (Sec). SECOND ROW: James Michael Downey, Billy Paul Asbury, Richard Helm, Martin Morrison, Robert Smith, George Potter, John Dyar, Gregory Caldwell, Roy Green. THIRD ROW: Lynden Nishi, Gary Short, James Lucus, Paul Malarik Jr., Claude Reeck, Jerry Hilligoss, Phillip Koss, Bruce Farthing, Glenn Pate, Alan Hedstrom. FOURTH ROW: Bill Roeder, Dave Conner, Jim Coffin, Jim Riddle, Steve Lewis, William Bowie, Joseph DeBrota, Michael Boedeker, William Ruddell. BACK ROW: Paul Bender, William Vaughan, Thomas Walts, Kenneth Turpin, Ernst Nims, John Siegel, Stephen Redenbaugh, Brad Beiswanger, Harry F. Otterman, Juris Jansons, Rodger Merriman. Acacia pledges found Christmas decorating more fun than cleaning house. FRONT ROW (left to right): Anne Bramble, Judith Stevens, Susan McCarty (Treas.), Mary Henderson (Vice-Pres.), Mrs. F. H. Miner (House Mother), Linda W. Richiger (Rec. Sec), Phyllis Springer (Corres. Sec.), Judith Thom (Rush Chair.). SECOND ROW: Nancy Elliott, Pamela Hare, Judith Hendricks, Linda Dorntge, Rosalind Kempler, Diane Hunt, Karen Painter, Patricia Elliott, Jodie Boggs, Suzanne Maxwell, Dianne Reiff. THIRD ROW: Karen Shibe, Frances Judith Gray, Jeanne Stewart, Sandra Schultz, Patricia MacLaren, Judith Henderson, Linda Hanson, Mary Susan Rocke, Cynthia Potter, Constance Linari, Margot MacDonald, Joan Doughty, Marjorie Nixon. FOURTH ROW: Joy Utley, Mary Jo Egnatz, Patricia Benner, Anne Jeffery, Marcia Williams, Betty Prange, Mary Curry, Randi Palmer, Catherine Caranasios, Mary Jo Predd, Carolyn Woods, Marilyn Regester, Lorna Dallas, Betsy Castle. BACK ROW: Janice Wit- mer, Peggy Louis, Barbara Jones, Myrna Nuzum, Vicki Schnell. Sandra Manley, Nancy Kraft, Sharon Bemis, Ann Edmonds, Linda Muston, Cynthia Bemis, Sharon Repking, Barbara Dillon, Vicky Richardson. Alpha Chi Omega Takes Top Carnival Honors Founded at DePauw University — 1885 Alpha Mu Chapter established at I. U — 98 National Chapters 19 9? First place trophy for the best show in the 1961 Fall Carnival was presented to Alpha Chi Omega sorority and Phi Delta Theta fraternity for their booth, Jordan River Queen. In December the Alpha Chis enter- tained faculty women at their annual Christmas dinner party and collaborated with the Beta Theta Pis to sponsor a Christmas party for underprivileged chil- dren. The women also participated in I. U. Sing, and they backed Lambda Chi Alpha in Little 500. The 65 members of Alpha Chi Omega contribute to the national cerebral palsy fund and help support Star Studio in Maine ' s MacDowell Colony, a private institu- tion for the development of the arts. A semiannual house function is the Red Carnation Banquet at which the member who has made the great- est contribution to the sorority is honored. Dancers refreshed themselves at an Alpha Chi tree-deco- rating party in December. 289 FRONT ROW (left to right): Carole Michelson (Treas.), Joyce Bachmann (Rec. Sec), Harriet Ruchman, Ina Cohen (Pres.), Mrs. Katherine Bostwick (House Mother). Irene Zalkin (Vice- Pres.), D iane Corenraan (Rush Chair.), Mollie Brown (Corres. Sec.). SECOND ROW: Janet Sachs. Barbara Gordon, Gail Luzar, Suzan Tash, Sarah Anne Schulman, Myra Franklin, Sharon Diamond, Susan Goodman, Suzanne Schechter, Marianne Schapiro, Nancy Newman, Lynne Matusow, Helene Topp. THIRD ROW: Joan Novitsky, Kathryn Goodman, Betty Rabinowitz, Reeva Sheelruff, Fredda Neubauer, Janet Berkman, Anne Lev, Janet Satinsky, Clarice Kurtz, Judith Goldfarb, Linda Meistrich, Margot Brady, Marlene Raff. FOURTH ROW: Lorraine Cohen, Faith Polay, Sally Korff, Nancy Schneider, Judith Simpson, Lois Levine, Elaine Feist, Jill Moses, Sherry Mervis, Bonnie Fischer, Marilyn Bassler, Rochelle Herbst, Marilyn Ostroff, Marlene Duman. BACK ROW: Sara Schwartz, Iris Golden, Judith Keen, Ann Deckelbaum, Lynne Liebschutz, Malka Frandzel, Susan Sachs, Bonna Ross, Susan Pastor, Mary Libby Trotter, Caryl Pearlman, Elinor Wetter, Diane Feldinger. Alpha Epsilon Phi to Open New Home in Fall New pledges of Alpha Epsilon Phi received corsages as well as ribbons at their pledge dinner. 290 Founded at Barnard College — 1906 Epsilon Epsilon Chapter established at I. U.- 52 National Chapters -1958 A home of their own is in the offing for the mem- bers of Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority. Their new house on North Jordan Avenue is scheduled for completion in September, 1962. Since the sorority was established at Indiana University in 195S, the women of Epsilon Epsilon Chapter have rented a house from the Univer- sity on East Tenth Street. Awards were on the agenda this year as the AEPhis worked with the Sigma Nus to win first place for pre- publicity and second place for originality and design of their Fall Carnival booth, Think Pink. The women also won first place honors for their variety show pre- sented in the annual Hillel Stunt Show. The women of Alpha Epsilon Phi sponsor a Par- ents ' Weekend at the time of the Dad s Day football game in the fall and have a formal dance in the spring. FRONT ROW( left to right): Nelson Behar (Sec), David Gold- stein (Vice-Pres.), Jerome Kohn (Pres.), Joseph Nagle, Joel Hersch (Treas.). SECOND ROW: Frank Shapiro, Gerald Natkin, Jeffrey Barnett, Samuel Sankstone, Louis Soloman, Phillip Berkowitz. BACK ROW: Spencer Clarke, Richard Rochman, Michael Schwartz, Jay Solomon. Alpha Epsilon Pi Begins Construction of New House Founded at New York University — 1913 Beta Iota Chapter established at I. U. — 1956 73 National Chapters The plans are drawn up and have been approved, the contract is let, and the men of Alpha Epsilon Pi social fraternity plan to move into their new house next fall. This year Beta Iota Chapter entertained the AEPi chapter from Purdue during the annual Little Oaken Bucket Weekend. On Saturday afternoon the chapters participated in their own gridiron battle for the Bucket, and later in the evening held a dance and a banquet. A miniature oaken bucket was presented to the winning team. Other house activities included the fall Bohemian Dance, and a pledge dance, pajama dance, and Mardi Gras dance in the spring. Among the alumni of Alpha Epsilon Pi ' s national organization are comedian Jerry Lewis and newspaper columnist Walter Winchell. With the groundbreaking ceremonies completed, con- struction was begun on the new AEPi house. 291 FRONT ROW (left to right): Mary Ann Ertel (Rush Chair.), Ann Dwyer, Charlotte Rome (Treas.), Susan Seibel, Virginia Miller (Pres.). Mrs. Emma Lutz (House Mother), Donna Childs (Vice-Pres.), Anne Jacobs, Becky Kaylor (Rush Chair.), Helen Thornton (Corres. Sec). SECOND ROW: Bessie Nees, Rita Biddle, Dorothy Erne, Nancy McCabe, Sharon Longnecker, Vir- gina Thompson, Jane Ready, Rosemary Bombace, Patricia Fisher, Catherine Cunningham. THIRD ROW: Alena Grecco, Deanna Allen, Sara Ellis, Lynn Davis, Sharon Kay Bayless, Rosalie Church, Nancv Stouder, Priscilla Prince, Paula Rushworth, Ellen Day. Judith Perrotta. FOURTH ROW: Susanne Evans, Gwen Ferguson, Nancy Barbara Cone, Mary A. Padget, Luzetta Weaver, Emilie Williamson, Sandra Nering, Louise Adamson, Karen Kuntz, Suzanne Ghent, Lillian Zahrt, Lois Feczko. BACK ROW: Roselyn Gast, Salome Bartos, Susan Jane Fitch, Diana Fisher, Sarah Jean Smith, Sandra Grybeck, Connie Ward, Suzanne Fudge, Tara Jo Veeck. Jean Colette LaBerge, Melinda Gibbons. Alpha Gamma Deltas to Occupy New Home A quartet of Alpha Gams take a study break. 292 Founded at Syracuse University — 1904 Beta Delta Chapter established at I. U. — 1941 90 National Chapters Construction has begun on a new house, and the Alpha Gamma Deltas will be moving to the corner of North Jordan Avenue and L7th Street next fall. December was a busy month for the women of Alpha Gamma Delta this year. As their altruistic project for the year, the Alpha Gams entertained chil- dren with cerebral palsy at a Christmas party. The sorority ' s fall house dance, also in December, was planned with Christmas in Mexico as its theme. Deco- rations included a tree in old Mexican style and Mexican costumes. Last spring the Alpha darns won first place for their costumes in the Miniature 500. Working with Acacia to present 1961 World Serious, the women participated in Fall Carnival and entered I. U. Sing. FRONT ROW (left to right): Lillian Porter, Lyndia Green (Vice- Pres.), Thelma Robinson (Sec), Beverly Stanton (Pres.), Jean Smith (Corres. Sec.), Claudia Brown (Treas.). SECOND ROW: Evelyn Wall, Nettalyn Simms, Anita Watkins, Edith Holland, Loretta Piggee, Irene Kimble, Prudence Banister. THIRD ROW: Edith Sanders, Linda Porter, Eleanor Peterson, Julia Palmer, Linn Hariston, Rose Wilson, Mary Phillips, Melba Brown. BACK ROW: Arnita Keeton, Beverly Ovelton, Elizabeth Harmon, Delorise Barnes, Margaret Smith, Betty Jean Courtney, Patricia Myers, Dixie Waugh, Carolyn Jones, Alice Smith. Alpha Kappa Alphas Live in Read Center Founded at Howard University — 1908 Tau Chapter established at I. U. — 1922 106 National Chapters At present Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority has its local residence in Daniel Read Center, since Tau Chapter has no house. There are about 30 women in the local membership. During the spring the women compete with other campus housing units in the Miniature 500 Tricycle Race. Last year they placed second in the costume competition. A spring fashion show was also presented. Canned goods of food were collected at the annual Can-Can Dance during the Christmas season. One of the main social activities of the sorority, the dance also provides food for needy families in Monroe County. December is the month for other activities including the Activation Dance and a caroling tour for the patients at Bloomington Hospital. Alpha Kappa Alphas promote intra-sorority relations each Sunday when they go to church together. 293 FRONT ROW (left to right): Marilyn Fisher (Corres. Sec), Diane Carey (Treas.), Diane Schneiter (Pres.), Mrs. Lura Berry (House Mother), Janet Eisert (Vice-Pres.), Julienne Kirkman, Betty Jo McFarren (Rec. Sec). SECOND ROW: Linda Choplin, Carole Oxenrider, Geraldine Geller, Holly Gooding, Maridee Vendes, Susan Hart, Janet Strubbe, Carol L. Miller, Mary Whitelock, Ann Lumbattis, Janet Smith, Ruth Seiman. THIRD ROW: Caroline Baker, Joanne Hinsch, Paula Davenport, Kathleen Bahler, Dorothy Bettis, Marilyn Place, Linda Brown, Cynthia Brown, Carole Rines, Mary Lois Holaday, Judith Milisen, Carolyn Lloyd, Karla Krughoff, Joan Bare. FOURTH ROW: Donna Rea, Jayne Tegeler, Patricia Young, Marcia Mosel, Nellie Anne Sidlauskas, Sandra Sue Valentine, Nancy Scecina, Linda Wood- ruff, Nancy Thompson, Mary Lausch, Sarah Martin, Carol East, Barbara Bastin, Karen Mueller. BACK ROW: Linda Higdon, Colleen Finik, Norma Nelson, Sharon Yoho, Sandra Cooper, Marilyn Fowler, Judith Horton, Nancy Feldt, Marcia Renegar, Julie Emmert, Glee Barber, leva Lusis, Sammie Coffman, Ruth Hargrave, Christine Zatorski, Kathleen Hogan. Alpha Omicron Pi Plays Basketball for Charity The AOPis heat Santa Claus at his own game with their gigantic Christmas stocking. 294 Founded at Barnard College — 1897 Beta Phi Chapter established at I. U. — 1916 67 National Chapters The basketball game between the Pirates of Alpha Omicron Pi social sorority and the senior athletes has become an annual event at Indiana University. Pro- ceeds for the game are given to the Christian Center in Bloomington to be used to help underprivileged chil- dren in the area. The AOPis ' Senior Christmas Dance was presented in the Frangipani Room in the Union Building. In the spring the women presented their annual pledge dance, entered I. U. Sing, and, to climax the year, backed the Chi Phis in Little 500. To help further intersorority relations, the AOPis had a breakfast with the women of Alpha Gamma Delta in the fall. Beta Phi ' s chapter house, located on East Tenth Street, was built in 1953- FRONT ROW (left to right): Diana Walters (Treas.), Georgine Buckleh (Pledge Trainer), Sue Ann Sieber, Phyllis Riedell (Vice- Pres.), Mrs. lone Camp (House Mother), Marcia Marchese (Pres.), Mary Lou Parks (Corres. Sec), Bonnie Boyle, Jeraldine Spurgeon (Rush Chair.). SECOND ROW: Sue Smith, Doris Bonacorsi, Sharon Brown, Gerry Schwestka, Patricia Brown, Metta May Wondrack, Judith Black, Elinore Eley, Judith Curtis, Judith Warring, Suzanne Whaley, Phyllis Allen (Rec. Sec.). THIRD ROW: Rhonda Olsson, Marcia Santord, Carol Prekowitz, Judith Troxel, Janice Diek, Georgene Brunell, Jayne Durlauf, Diane Myers, Helen Beneville, Nancy Groverman, Judith Cramer, Linda Martin, Karen Essex. FOURTH ROW: Carol Runner, Susan Lavengood, Linda Parrish, Natalie Burnham, Judith Tieman, Jermayne Fritzen, Sarah Cajacob, Andrea Baker, Pamela Arm- strong, Jan Redden, Constance Ross, Linda Kallenbach, Nancy Crossland, Polly Palmer. BACK ROW: Susan Bell, Carol Deck- ard, Jeanie Piper, Susan Carto, Mary Temple, Sara Hindman, Matrha Lysaght, Kay Pattengale, Carol Szink, Linda Romine, Margaret Schwartz, Sandie Shank. Alpha Phis Open New Wing to House Founded at Syracuse University — 1872 Beta Tau Chapter established at I. U. — 1947 73 National Chapters Inside and out the appearance of the Alpha Phi house on East Third Street was changed this year. A dining hall and additional study rooms for the women are included in the house ' s new wing which was com- pleted in September, 1961. The sorority ' s major charitable activity of the year was the cardiac aid fund drive. The women conducted a door-to-door campaign to collect donations for the annual drive. The Alpha Phis were the first sorority to request an intersorority conference which eventually became the National Panhellenic Conference. Seasonal dances, I. U. Sing, and Fall Carnival, for which they worked with Beta Theta Pi fraternity, were among the year ' s campus activities for the women of Alpha Phi sorority. 1 Opened in September, the new wing of the Alpha Phi house makes a pretty frame for four sisters. 295 % Qj A. jKk w M i 111 1k Hi 1 FRONT ROW (left to right): David Fisher (Sec), Keith E. Collins (Treas.), Roger W. Perry (Pres.), Neil R. Brooks (Vice- Pres.). SECOND ROW: Ellis S. Bell. Warren G. Blackmon. Mickey Steptoe, Ronald Walters, Franklin Breckenridge. BACK ROW: James Bradley Higgins, Finis Anderson, Warren L. Bailey, Robert Blacknell. Alpha Phi Alphas Plan for House in 1962 Alpha Phi Alphas study architectural styles in planning for their new house. Founded at Cornell University — 1906 Gamma Eta Chapter established at I. U. 248 National Chapters •1947 Since the establishment of Alpha Phi Alpha frater- nity on the Indiana University campus, the members have been living in dormitories, private housing, and other rooming facilities. Now the pledges and actives aa- working with their adviser and national officers on a plan to move into a house in September, 1962. It their plans congeal, the Alpha Phi Alphas will be the second Negro fraternity to occupy a chapter house at I. U. Alpha Phi Alpha was the first national social frater- nity for Negroes in the United States. For the past lew years the local fraternity lias attempted to place greater emphasis on academic achievement. Numerous dances, intramural activities, help week, and exchanges with sororities were on the chapter ' s social calendar tor the year. FRONT ROW (left to right): James Messick, Thomas Lower, Donald Pebworth, Malcolm F. Locke, David Ring, Kenneth Groth, Daniel Oyler, Cecil Smith, Robert Francis (Pledge Trainer), John Ferguson, Thomas Klaer, Donel Criswell, John Whiteleather. SECOND ROW: John Beswick, Herman Paul Maier, Paul Goss, William Eggleston (Vice-Pres.), Alois Buch- heit, Thomas Lytle, Felix Summitt, Jeffrey Espich, Thomas Ryan, Larry Junker, Michael Allan, Duane Hicks, John La Follette, Stephen Matthews, Craig Farnsworth, Robert Pearce, Peter Wright, Stephen Kukoy. THIRD ROW: Steven Clark, Robert Wetzel, John Marosky, James Carpenter, Michael Ankony, Robert Zwerner, David Townsend, Michael Leavitt, John Glover, Robert Burdett (Sec.), Richard Busch, Phillip Bainbridge, Milton Kellum, Stephen Corman, Jim Harrold, Stanley Heine, Thomas Montgomery, John Gedrick, Robert Downs. FOURTH ROW: Robert Dennis Orr, Don Stauffer, Jack Terry Miller, Wallace Knapp, Paul Zwerner, Howard Turner, Gary Miller, John Nelson, Ronald Duch, Michael West, Gilbert Walter, John Baldwin, George Leinenweber, Julian D. Pace, Albert Szal, Andrew Tynan, Kent Hedman, Thomas Lewinski, James La Follette, Mark Meyer, Robert Enoch. BACK ROW: Edward Bollhoffer, James Cook, Larry Coddens, William Toney, Murray Munger, Richard Groff, Samuel Shuler, Max Barrick, Joseph Stepich, John Dinkel, Lawson Clark, Scott Mahan, John Lahart, William Nelson, John Butcher, Thomas Opre, William D ' Amico, Robert Anderson II, Terry Lindenberg, Robert Stark Jr., Jack B. Clark. Alpha Tau Omega Renews Powder Puff Bowl Founded at Virginia Military Institute — 1889 Delta Alpha Chapter established at I. U. — 1915 117 National Chapters Renewal of the Powder Puff Bowl in October was made possible by Alpha Tau Omega fraternity. In the flag football game. Kappa Alpha Theta defeated Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Planned by the pledges, the annual renunion of the Virginia Military Institute is held by the fraternity in the spring. During the winter the pledges also partici- pate in Help Week, during which they offer their services to the city of Bloomington to aid in forming a better community. The ATO ' s received honorable mention for their prepublicity for their Fall Carnival booth which they created with the women of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Traditional events they participate in are the chap- ter ' s Mothers ' Day and Fathers ' Day, I. U. Sing, Little 500, and the annual Little 500 Brunch. Block ' s College Shop was bursting with ATOs when the men gave their house mother a surprise serenade. 297 FRONT ROW (left to right): Patricia Roelke (Corres. Sec), Janice Titus (Treas.), Mary Jane Mitchell (Rush Chair.), Mrs. Cora Plew (House Mother), Judith Mary Anderson (Pres.), Dianne Brandt (Pledge Trainer), Sara Sanders (Rec. Sec), SECOND ROW: Judith A. Myers, Nancy Richards, Sharon Mar- lene Bloye, Judith A. Martin, Janet R. Bailey, Beverly Cole, Margaret Read, Janet Whitelock. THIRD ROW: Georgene Fabiyanic, Mary Jo Shakespeare, Barbara Tindall, Gayle Posselt, Katherine Loepke, Marilyn Nieman, Barbara Keuneke, Phoebe Hamilton, Linda Austin. FOURTH ROW: Shelly Hutchinson, Rita Stewart, Mary Boxell, Vera Stillabower, Mary Stewart, Wanda Wallace, Betty Booth, Cynthia Shutt, Roberta Yoho, Sandra Richert. BACK ROW: Jean Springsteen, Mathilde Loker, Judith Kanning, Theresa Hirtzel, Linda Rethmeyer, Roselyn King, Marlene McFeely, Carole Morgan, Kathryne Sue Sleppy, Mary Ellen Blaisdell. Alpha Xi Delta Activities Use Seasonal Themes An Alpha Xi Santa thanked her house mother with gifts at Christmas. Founded at Knox College — 1893 Beta Pi Chapter established at I. U.- 81 National Chapters -1946 The women of Alpha Xi Delta planned a number of house activities around the various holidays. Dur- ing the Halloween season, a lighted pumpkin was placed in every window of the sorority ' s house on Third Street as a result of a pumpkin decorating party in which the entire house participated. Setting the Christmas mood was Snowflake Whirl, a dinner-dance at the Bloomington Country Club. The Alpha Xis also went caroling with the men of Phi Kappa Tau, and, in addition, they entertained the local Alpha Xi Delta alumnae chapter at the annual alum- nae Christmas dinner. A project initiated by Beta Pi Chapter this year was a weekly ljulni night at the sorority house, which con- sisted of dress-up dinners and some form of special entertainment, such as special music or skits. FRONT ROW (left to right): Ralph Foley, Paul R. Stephenson, James D. Fox, Michael R. McCIurg (Vice-Pres.), Don E. Hanna (Pres.), Ronald Ault (Treas.), Terry Gumz, Moffett Mutz (Pledge Trainer), David C. Cooper, John Gutowsky. SECOND ROW: Frank E. Gustafson, William M. Wilke, Philip Oyer, Michael Perine, Thomas Potts, John Green, Winfield Moses, Milliam Hoover, Craig Briggs, Robert Eaglesfield, William Carmichael, Thomas Skidmore, Michael Hostetter, Richard Wagner, Nick Williams, Stephen P. Johnson, George M. Roark. THIRD ROW: Martin Hansen, Thomas Thomas, James Greenlee, John Grone- meyer, Robert Lehman, Cole McCombs, John Norris, Larry Cunningham, Steven Mowrer, W. Randolph Moore, Joseph S. Shellabarger, Kenneth Hallfrisch, Trent Patterson, William Capestany, Ronald C. Davis, Kurt Hiner, John Gilliam. FOURTH ROW: John Prough, Erik Jensen, Richard Osborn, Richard Sprinkle, Jack Dailey, Tom Highland, Larry Nellans, Bill Lam- bert, Stephen M. Smith, John Bierbower, Frank Urbahns, Brad Blair, Randv Roberts, John O ' Donnell, Richard Pletcher, Elmer N. Kestner, William R. Martin. BACK ROW: Judson Costlow, William Wassman, Brock Blosser, Larry Ansbaugh, Chris Knowles, John King, Robert Hedges, Dan McConochy, Ron Peyser, John Hall, John Fidipowski, Sydney Stevens, Brian Bailey, George E. Curtis, Michael Link, Jerry Rosner, David Cranor. Beta Theta Pi First Social Fraternity at LU. Founded at Miami University — 1839 Pi Chapter established at I. U. — 1845 98 National Chapters A first among social fraternities is Beta Theta Pi which claims the honor of being the first fraternity to be established west of the Allegheny Mountains. Pi Chapter also was the first fraternity to be established at Indiana University. Well-known Betas in the world of politics are Wendel Wilkie, former Vice-President of the United States, Paul V. McNutt, former Governor of Indiana, and Charles Halleck, present Republican Minority lead- er of the House of Representatives. Campus activities for the year included The School of Hard Rocks at Fall Carnival, I. U. Sing, and Little 500. Together with the Sigma Chis and the Phi Delta Thetas, the Betas sponsored the Miami Triad, a tradi- tional dance celebrating the founding of the three fraternities at Miami University. Reviewing activities of last year helps the Betas plan for those to come. 299 _ FRONT ROW (left to right): Eleanor Rynearson (Rush Chair.), Dorothy Druart, Carolee Tomlinson (Treas.), Joyce Stewart (Pres.), Mrs. Ruth Erwin (House Mother), Sandee Ellison (Vice- Pres.), Sue Ann Oster (Sec), Charlene Sarka, Carolyn Danner. SECOND ROW: Rachel Keith, Carolyn Boys, Karen Kraay, Kathryn Wilson, Margery Price, Penelope Jones, Judith Misner, Susan Fernandes, Karen Shaw, Monica Weilemann. THIRD ROW: Susan McCullough, Beverly Harnisch, Mary Combs, Leola Eklund, Sandra Wagner, Judith P. Olson, Nancy Minnis, Linda K. Miller, Jean Fox, Phyllis Scaturo, Maureen Moore. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Hardin. Martha Richards, Joan Ely, Donna Fitzwater, Linda Medley, Sue Dahl, Sharon Siegesmund. Nancv Kaufman, Sonjia Camesasca, Mary Schnitzler, Judv Bulza, Gail Miller. BACK ROW: Carol Adams, Lorraine Urban, Marilyn Pierce, Karen Lundin, Melody Mis, Mary Lee Deuschle, Sandra Lucas, Ann Bulleit, Carol Jenkins, Sarah Jolly, Linda Wightman. Chi Omegas Give Party for Foreign Studetits Mr. and Mrs. William S. Armstrong enjoyed themselves at a Chi O faculty dinner. Founded at University of Arkansas — 1895 Theta Beta Chapter established at I. U. — 1922 1 28 National Chapters Foreign students on campus were entertained again this year at a Christmas party presented by Chi Omega sorority. Their cosponsors for 1961 were the men of Sigma Nu fraternity. The Chi O pledges raised money in the fall by sponsoring a candied-apple sale, the proceeds of which were donated to the Exchange Home. Keeping an eye out for grades, the Chi Omegas have a traditi onal scholarship dinner when those who have improved academically feast on steaks and those who did not eat beans. Among other traditional internal activities of In- diana University ' s Theta Beta Chapter are the big and link sister dame, a senior banquet, the waiter ' s turn- about dinner, anil Eleusinia, observed in the tall and spring in honor of Chi Omega ' s founding. I --_l 1 A a £ li iff ' ' . ■ raj ft •J ■, ■ ¥ Lfl ijj ■■■■■V I 1 ft T 1 1 J ▼ t ■• P ? • t V Li i r v 1 ♦  Fl H 4 ■ FRONT ROW (left to right): Richard Fogle, William Mont- gomery, Joseph Goeller (Sec), Jerry Gaines (Vice-Pres.), James Russ (Pres.), Richard D. Miller (Treas.), Gary Smith, Paul De- Paulo, Frederic Arnold. SECOND ROW: Thomas Hodson, Wil- liam Bruce, Gene Johnson, Kenneth Baumann, Mardon De Michele, Angelo Kostas, John J. Anulies, Ron Wiehe, Theodore Wilkins, Charles Michael Racer. THIRD ROW: Stephen Ricke, William Jones, James Day, Jerry Minnis, Charles Robinson, Robert Bransford. Charles Keirn Rush, Larry Criss, Paul Gifford. Gordon Gouveia, Edward Knartzer. FOURTH ROW: Robert Dorst, David Frye, Robert Schenk, Harry Ross, Richard Gribble, Thomas Butters, Chuck Milisen, Blaine Marsh, Edward McClure, Jack Hawkins, Jerry Smith, George Connell. BACK ROW: Paul Morsey, Richard Davis, Ray Snapp, Jerry Orberg, Larry Simpson, Gerry Walter, John Carrabine, John Miller, Philip Kinsel, Tom Mayhew, David Fosnaugh, Larry Davis, William Combs, Franklin Cox, Tom Rupert. Chi Phis Raise Money for New House Founded at Princeton University — 1824 Iota Delta Chapter established at I. U. — 1957 32 National Chapters Various fund-raising drives were conducted and con- struction was begun this year on the Chi Phi ' s new fraternity house. To be situated on new Fraternity Row, the house is to be completed and ready for occupancy by September 1 5, 1963. The Fall Carnival best game of chance award was presented to the Arm Pit entry of the Chi Phis and their coed sponsors, Chi Omega sorority. The fra- ternity also won the Class B intramural football championship. Major social activities of the year for the Chi Phis included the Spring Formal, the annual Roman Holi- day Dance, and a pledge dance. The men participated in I. U. Sing, working with Gamma Phi Beta social sorority, and in the Little 500, sponsored by Alpha Omicron Pi social sorority. Chi Phis study plans as they look forward to moving into their new house. 301 FRONT ROW: Gary Hayes (Treas.), Michael Cunningham ( Rec. Sec.), John MacLeod (Vice-Pres.), Mrs. June Bruner (House Mother), Robert Cellini (Pres.), Jerry Robinson (Corres. Sec), Daniel Tankerslev. SECOND ROW: Robert Boyd, Robert Oliver, David Michael Perry, Karl Wolff, William Precht, Lewis Clark, L. Clark McCammon, Larry Walker. THIRD ROW: David Mabey, Charles Frederick Coleman Jr., Kenneth Tkindt, Roger William Sladek, James E. Roush, John Campbell, James Flockencier, J. Mike Keiter, John Ingle. BACK ROW: William Logan, John Wilson, Larry Hendrickson, Sam Warren, James Banther, Ralph Lueders, Charles Morrell, Larry Wright, George Worthington, Harry L. Bolton, Robert Brookshire, Richard David Poe. Delta Chis Plan to Adopt European Orphan Happy children ' s faces were thanks enough for Santa- playing Delta Chis. 302 Founded at Cornell University — 1S90 Indiana Chapter established at I. U. — 1925 48 National Chapters Arranging for the financial adoption of an European orphan was one of the major events of the year for the men of Delta Chi fraternity. Working with Wing III of Daniel Read Center, the Delta Chis presented the Way-Out House at Fall Carnival. They also entered I. U. Sing and Little 500. For their Homecoming decorations, the men used iS.- 000 tissues to flush the Buckeyes. A tradition of Indiana Chapter is a banquet pre- sented to honor a member of the Indiana University faculty whom the chapter feels has done outstanding work. Social activities of the chapter included Saturnalia, an autumn dance with a Roman theme, a Christmas dance, and their spring Blue Champagne Formal in honor of their pledges. FRONT ROW (left to right: Lucinda Marie Orrae, Carolyn Jo Clevenger, Marjean Maxwell (Rush Chair.), Sandra Lois Ulbrich (Pres.), Mrs. Henrietta Hanna (House Mother), Rachel Anne Creel (Vice-Pres.), Gretchen Alice Andis (Treas.), Brenda E. Swisher, Mary Louise Uebele (Rec. Sec.). SECOND ROW: Mari- anne Birgit Wahlen, Gwendolyn Lou Doom, Margaret Ann Bond, Carol Louise Smith, Mary Ann Kelso, Judith E. Thomp- son, Sandra Ann Furtick, Mary Margaret Bentley, Elizabeth Ann Abell, Sandra Jane Webster, Laurie Sue Stoner, Sherry Lynn Perkins. THIRD ROW: Sarah Harrold, Carolyn Jean Kitchell, Judith Dee Manlove, Sara Hopkins, Janet E. Alleman, Katherine A. Truesdell, Diana Beverly Seglin, Marcia Lynne Simpson, Peggy Miller, Jacquelyn Sue Doom, Kathleen Ann Currey, Jacqueline V. Seglin. FOURTH ROW: Susan Patricia Arnold, Louann Eileen Tiernan, Geraldine E. Anulies, Sally Ordway, Elizabeth Buchanan, Linda Bauer, Mary Ann Mentendiek, Jerry Shields, Marcia Elizabeth Meyer, Karin Blake, Anne Carol Sosenheimer, Sally Ann Applegate. BACK ROW: Suzanne Hardin, Phyllis Anne Garrison, Nancy Jayne Lehman, Susan Colby, Susan Marie Brown, Nancy Anne O ' Neill, M. Joanne Norman, Aria Jeanne Smith, Virginia Kay Rollins, Karen Lee Lass, Judy Ellen Bonnett, Virginia C. Savidge, Melinda Kay Brougher. Delta Delta Delta Honors Campus Scholars Founded at Boston College — 1888 Delta Omicron Chapter established at I. U.- 65 National Chapters -1917 The traditional Pansy Breakfast in recognition of campus women who rank high scholastically was pre- sented again this year by Delta Delta Delta social sorority. Cosponsored by the men of Phi Gamma Delta, the Tri Delts presented their annual service project during the Christmas season. The two groups had a Christ- mas party for needy children in Bloomington. Among the Tri Delts ' social events were I. U. Sing, for which they worked with Sigma Nu, and Fall Car- nival, with Zeta Beta Tau. The chapter also presented an East- West Berlin Dance and a dinner for members of the faculty. In addition the Tri Delts had their annual Charter Day and Founder ' s Day, the latter in honor of the sorority ' s three founders. A Tri Delt trio makes sure Santa Clause will have no doubt as to whose chimney he has descended. 303 FRONT ROW (left to right): Mary Elizabeth Dildine, Sharon Goodwin (Corres. Sec), Mary Allen (Vice-Pres.), Mary Louise Stark (Vice-Pres.), Mrs. Addison Parry (House Mother), DewAnn Drout (Pres.), Barbara Manson, Carolyn Beckert (Rush Chair.), Maryann Bell. SECOND ROW: Patricia Ann Etter, Sue Ann Potter, Linda Prather, Alice Turner, Nancy McManus, Barbara L. Freeland, Julia Louise Carr, Mary Balis, Anne Kemper, Elizabeth Everett, Susan Fox, Susan Kroener, Sally Diane Turley. THIRD ROW: Lynda Eggert, Judith M. Jones, Kathy Burch, Ellen Hollingshead, Kay Reiff, Marion Libbie Gray, Mary Jane Fields, Gabriella Ceccarelli, Connie Kay Keppler, Barbara L. McGinnis, Margo Lockwood, Judith Ann Smoch, Linda Lierman, Mary Jane Aten. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Ann Hanaghan, Susan Petti john, Linda B. Fobes, Roses Toner, Susan Parmater. Barbara Ehrman, Carol Oja, Susan O ' Malley, Judy Kay Kamman, Mary Ann Summerland, Linda Louise Musson, Jane E. Steinbeck, Carmalieta Dellinger. BACK ROW: Gillian Kimble, Linda Metz, Susan Stone, Pequita Troxell, Meredith Keras, Marilyn Westfall, Ruthanne Newman, Anne Berg, Judith A. Whiteleather, Patricia Day, Beatrice Cellini, Susan Lancaster, Betsy Bass, Kay Sturgeon, Judith Fay. Delta Gammas Engage in Aid to Blind Project A foursome of DGs relieve some of (lie pre-finals tension with a bridge game. Founded at Oxford College — 1873 Theta Chapter established at I. U.— 1898 88 National Chapters Aid to the blind is a national project of Delta Gamma sorority begun last year. The local chapter participated this year by reading material to a blind student at University School. Second place award for Fall Carnival prepublicity was presented this year to the DGs. In addition to Fall Carnival, the women participated in the Miniature 500, I. U. Sing, Senior Citizen ' s Tea for persons from the Bloomington area, and the Fiji-DG coffee hour. For the second consecutive year, an exchange student from Italy lived at the sorority house, and the DGs hope to make the program a tradition of Theta Chapter. Mrs. Ralph Showalter, who contributed the funds for Showalter fountain and the revolving globe in Ballanflkie Hall, is an alumna of I. U. ' s Theta Chapter ot Delta Gamma. FRONT ROW (left to right): Patricia Faulkner (Vice-Pres.), Andrea Lacy (Rec. Sec), Demetra Williams (Pres.), Dorothy Tay- lor (Corres. Sec.), Patricia Reid (Rush Chair.), Patricia L. Cook (Treas.). SECOND ROW: Greer Dawson, Dorothy Reynolds, Connie Hunter, Rene Jones, Bonnie Whitley, Charmaine Wil- liams, Mattie Cameron. BACK ROW: Shelia Yates, Thelma Hodges, Joyce Kuykendall, Glori a Taylor, Hazel Goodman, Carolyn Young, Earlean Johnson, Emma Swarn. Delta Sigma Thetas Aid Disabled Veterans Founded at Howard University — 1919 Gamma Nu Chapter established at I. U. — 1947 209 National Chapters Sending gift packages to numerous hospitals during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays was a part of a new project for disabled veterans conducted by Delta Sigma Theta sorority. Gamma Nu Chapter also rendered service to sev- eral community churches and worked with the cancer drive and the blood bank. The women assisted at the Bloomington Hospital and campus exchange home, and pledges provided Christmas music in Beck Chapel. Panhellenic council ' s scholarship trophy for the most academic improvement was presented to the Delta Sigma Thetas for the second time in 1961. The Peppermint Ball, Delta Sigma Theta ' s annual formal, was presented in April, and red and white decorations were used to carry out the theme- of the sorority ' s dance. A Sunday afternoon song fest is a good time for sisters to get together. 305 FRONT ROW (left to right): Lawrence Warren, Todd Brote- markle, Thomas Freed, Edward J. Rubush (Treas.), Douglas Rae (Pres.), John M. Clark (Vice-Pres.), Douglas Kent, Bruce Seward (Rec. Sec.), Albert Ward (Corres. Sec). SECOND ROW: Dan Carrington, Christopher Dant, Gary Pershing, Preston Breunig, Tom Chase, James C. Booth, Douglas Offutt, Larry Hannah, Daniel McPheron, James Rosebrough, Kenneth Craw, Raymond Nutty. THIRD ROW: Robert Castaldi, John Byrne, David Federico, L. Gordon Shouse, Hugh McNeely, Gary Martin, David Reynolds, Michael J. Murphy, Malcolm Duncan, Robert Dennis Sizemore, Harvey Sigmond, William Meek, Paul Edward Haider- man, Eric Frey, David Waltman. FOURTH ROW: Timothy Feczko, William Cromwell, Dennis Gillen, James Morrison, Charles Bowden, James Riddet, Joseph Paxton, David Epperson, James Richard Jackson, Stephen Brady, Jerry McClarren, John Heaton, Stephen Myers, John Michael Cooper. BACK ROW: Robert Lang, Milton Conway, Philip Ross, John Cook, James Price, Agris Petersons, Frank Pollard. Leland Matthews, Fred Hupp, Charles W. Thomas, Edward Peter Johnson, Derald Ellinghausen, Michael E. Smith, Guy E. Morrison Jr., Stuart Jewell, Charles M. Dawson. Delta Tau Delta Street Dance Attracts 4000 Brotherly assistance makes prefinal studying easier at the Delta Tau Delta house. Founded at Bethany College — 1858 Beta Alpha Chapter established at I. U.- 89 National Chapters -1870 A record crowd of about 4,000 persons danced and were entertained in September at the annual Delta Tau Delta Street Dance, which was cosponsored by the women of Kappa Kappa Gamma. The Delt pledge dance, Playboy Playmates, was also presented in the fall. Jn the spring the Delts joined the Alpha Gamma Deltas for their I. U. Sing number. Former Indiana Governor Harold W. Hand ley, Leon H. Wallace, Dean of the School of Law, and Senator William Jenner are a few of the famous alumni of I. U. ' s Beta Alpha Chapter, the oldest Delt chapter in the Mate. The fraternity ' s house, which was built in L936, is on North Indiana Avenue and is now occupied by about 75 members. Plans are underway to add a new wing to the house in the near future. FRONT ROW (left to right): John Lundquist, George Giebert (Pledge Trainer), Dan E. Prickett, James Drew (Pres.). David Stoecker (Vice-Pres.), Larry Beuch (Treas.), Gary Gardner, Jeff McQuinn. SECOND ROW: John Turner, James Shais, William Folds, Van Cuskey, Barry Hottle, C. A. Smith, Arthur L. Gray, Robert Macpherson Jr., Larry Howard, Nick Arnold, Randall Yenerich, James Leman, John Biersdorfer, William Graves. THIRD ROW: Winston Fairfield, Donald Eugene Miller, Gigi Laffoon, Frederick Browder, Peter Emberheart, James Denney, Bill Gross, Patrick Jenkins, Jeffrey Wells, Ronald Snodgrass, Clibern Morris, Gene Finke, Gordon Raeburn, George Smock, Green Freshman. FOURTH ROW: Edward Wort, John Wain- wright, John Osborne, Ronald Currier, Terry Clapacs, Stan Hoover, Thomas Grennes, Walter Woodburn, Daniel Nichols, Terrance Emmons, Franklin Rudolph, Forman Skinne, John Grill, Kirk Smith, Leon Chandler. BACK ROW: Dennis Cheatham, David Keller, Earl Shaker, John Nester, W. Gaylen Allsop, Gaylord West, David Jordan, Stephen Blakley, H. J. Reed, Thomas Bowers, Michael Cooney, Riley Whitman II, Robert Osborne, Gregg Hilzer, James Cook, Jerome Drew. Red Firetruck Tradition of Delta Upsilon Founded at Williams College — 1834 Indiana Chapter established at I. U. — 1915 92 National Chapters A red firetruck loaded with couples, the house dec- orated to look as if it were on fire, a real blaze burning behind the house with a waterhose close by — these things are typical of Delta Upsilon ' s annual spring dance, Firemen ' s Fling. The firetruck itself has become a tradition of In- diana Chapter of Delta Upsilon as it has with the other 91 DU chapters throughout the United States. The present truck is the third owned by Indiana Chap- ter and often is used to pick up the DU ' s dates for dances. The men of Delta Upsilon entered the 1962 I. U. Sing with the women of Alpha Omicron Pi and the Little 500 with the women of Alpha Phi as cosponsors. The only nonsecret fraternity in the National Inter- fraternity Council, Delta Upsilon counts Joseph P. Kennedy and Bob Hope among their membership. The final schedule received serious contemplation by studious DUs. 307 FRONT ROW (left to right): Sharon Smith (Corres. Sec.), Judith Gall (Vice-Pres.), Anna Marie Davisson (Pres.), Mrs. Louise Neel (House Mother), Luella Woody (Rec. Sec), Patricia McMillan (Treas.). SECOND ROW: Patricia Kiess, Mary Sue Franklin, Linda Gorseline, Rowena Degan, Judith Carlile, Carol Augustus, Sharon Morelock. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Rydell, Ruth Myers, Barbara Mooney, Carrie-Ann Norris, Patricia Nadine Hicks, Carole Spindler, Sharon Elmore, Constance Alyea. FOURTH ROW: Elizabeth Gotshall, Sue White, Mia Peterson, Caroline Kay Girkin, Jane Ellyn Cook, Barbra Anne Strite, Dorothy Purser, Sue Ellen Johnson, Bonnie Lee Skelton. BACK ROW: Madonna Mills, Sharron Duncan, Roberta Wilson, Beth Bailey, Linda Dorbecker, Barbara Maier, Liz Hardsaw, Jean Summers, Hallis Friend. Delta Zetas Redecorate House in Sorority Colors Iioress gifts held the attention of the DZ waiters at the turnabout Christmas party and dinner. 108 Founded at Miami University — 1902 Epsilon Chapter established at I. U. — 1909 136 National Chapters A beautifully redecorated house brightened the year for the women of Delta Zeta. Sorority colors of Old Rose and Vieux Green, complemented by accessories in gray, black, and beige, were used to set off the French provincial furniture. Service projects for the year included a Christmas party for the children at Exchange Home. Epsilon Chapter ' s off-campus philanthropic project was a trip to Madison State Hospital where they visited with pa- tients in A ward. Activities for the DZ ' s this year included the tradi- tional Ski Lodge Dance and Spring Pledge Formal and the Steak and Beans Dinner for scholarship. In 1962 the Delta Zetas presented Songs of the South in I. U. Sing, backed Tau Kappa Epsilon in Little 500, and initiated a Little Sister Weekend. FRONT ROW (left to right): Georgia Ann Orbaugh (Corres. Sec), Vera Linette Hinton (Rec. Sec.), Susan Wagner (Vice-Pres.), Carole Bierbaum (Pres.), Judith Neddo (Vice-Pres.), Nancy McDonough (Rush Chair.), Marilyn Thiel (Treas.). SECOND ROW: Barbara Lynn, Jodelle Bechtold, Barbara Klein, Marian McCoy, Carole Bringle, Mary Horn, Sharlene Heupel, Kathleen Cavanaugh, Martha Baker, Mary Alice Allwein, Susan O ' Hara, Jacqueline Thompson. THIRD ROW: Sharon Duggan, Pamela Allen, Mary Lynn Lewis, Nancy Bush, Sally Shaw, Donna Goodus, Patricia Bachaleda, Jane Bergerman, Barbara Ewer, Carol Ellingwood, Barbara Rogers, Leah McGrayel, Ann Harper. FOURTH ROW: Wendy Sikich, Joyce Marzotto, Karen Nuske, Linda Lewis, Marcia Johnson, Carolyn Hollis, Delia Karen Gwaltney, Roberta Reder, Arvilla Erdmann, Margaret Jane Mc- Clain, Margaret Pock, Allice Gutschick, Carole Danbury, Barbara Carson, Audrey Hofelich. BACK ROW: Diane Murray, Robin Kramer, Nancy Sowden, Elizabeth Ahlemeyer, Barbara J. Surber, Sally Femal, Diane Keppen, Lynne Gilliatt, Elnora Bredenberg, Judy Glock, Barbara Mohlke, Lynn Prendergast, Martha Wilder, Paula Winterfeldt, Mary Lucile Canter. Gamma Phi Beta Receives Mrs Wells ' Pin Founded at Syracuse University — 1874 Beta Phi Chapter established at I. U. — 1957 76 National Chapters At the dedication of Agnes E. Wells Quadrangle in the fall, Beta Phi Chapter of Gamma Phi Beta sorority was presented with Mrs. Wells ' sorority pin. A former Dean of Women at Indiana University, Mrs. Wells worked for years to establish a chapter of the sorority on campus. Moonology was the Gamma Phi and Chi Phi ' s entry in the production division of the 1962 I. U. Sing. Working with Kappa Delta Rho, the women presented Plunge in Paradise for Fall Carnival, and in the spring rhey backed the Sigma Alpha Epsilon team for the Little 500 Race. The first women ' s social organization to be known as a sorority, Gamma Phi Beta was also one of the original eight founding sororities of the National Pan- hellenic Council. The Gamma Phi house mother accompanies her girls as they sing at an after-hours party. 309 FRONT ROW (left to right): Arthur Carter Jr., Virgil Ecton (Keeper of Records), Roosevelt Warren (President), Alvertis Wall (Dean of Pledges), Andre Goutier Diatezulwa. SECOND ROW: Ronald Little, Arbie L. Jamerson, Herman West, Anthony Reyn- olds, Raymond Shontee, Charles Hale. BACK ROW: Thomas Jamerson, Edward L. Williams, Ronnie Ward Finnel, Kenneth Ellis (Keeper of Exchequer), James Butler, Lloyd Lyons, Lester Thompson. Kappa Alpha Psi Opens New House on Jordan Final touches for die new Kappa Alpha Psi house in- cluded a replica of the fraternity ' s crest. Founded at Indiana University — 1911 Alpha Chapter established at I. U. — 191 1 301 National Chapters At the corner of East Seventeenth Street and North Jordan Avenue, the new home of Kappa Alpha Psi social fraternity is the first Negro fraternity house to be built on a Big Ten Campus. The new limestone building, which has a terrace overlooking the football stadium, has a capacity of 60 men. Named the Elder Watson Diggs Memorial in honor of one of the fraternity ' s founders, the house was dedicated during the weekend ot February 2 to I. 1 962. Kappa Alpha Psi is the only social fraternal organi- zation ever founded at Indiana University that has gone on to become a national organization. Earl Faison, an alumnus of Alpha Chapter, was voted Rookie of the Year of the American Football League for the 1961-1962 season. FRONT ROW (left to right): Carolyn Kraft (Rec. Sec), Stephanie Hoppes (Corres. Sec), Susan McHugh (Vice-Pres.), Mrs. A. W. Rodecker (House Mother), Barbara Metzner (Pres.), Judith Duncan (Treas.), Ann Fletchall (Rush Chair.), Jane H arrell (Rush Chair.). SECOND ROW: Pauletta Walker, Bette Rattner, Constance Phillips, Nancy Vail, Virginia Sawin, Joan Simmons, Betsy Traylor, Carole McNear, Martha Jane Lither- land, Linda Kitzmiller, Nancy Good, Sara G. Miller. THIRD ROW: Bonnie Winslow, Patricia Lou Smith, Sharon McHugh. Janice Ramsay, Sandra Chilcott, Judith Ann Brown. Bonnie Blakely, Linda Marrs, Nancy Baumgartner, Ann Crawford, Carole Shepherd, Pamela Fitzpatrick, Diana DeHart. FOURTH ROW: Jacqueline Harrell, Jean Leckie, Jeanne Foulkes, Miriam Perry, Christy Clements, Annabelle Parry, Marian Kaylor, Judith Whit- acre, Carol Moore, Mary Elizabeth Selman, Jen Ellenberger, Carol DeWees, Joan Barnes. BACK ROW: Virginia Wieschhoff, Barbara Dukelow, Ann Cannon, Suzanne Struckman, Pamela Menke, Virginia Blish, Alice Hunter, Virginia Winston, Margaret Dickens, Nancy Shannon Smith, Linda Lukens, Phyllis Nita, Sarah Carmichael, Madelon Millhone. Kappa Alpha Theta First Sorority at I. U. Founded at DePauw University — 1870 Beta Chapter established at I. U. — 1870 86 National Chapters The first social sorority established at Indiana Uni- versity was Kappa Alpha Theta, and since its estab- lishment in 1870, Beta Chapter has developed many local traditions. Among these are the annual kite flying for pledges in the spring and the steak and beans scholarship dinner. Working with Sigma Alpha Epsilon, the Thetas won the first place trophy for originality and design of their Fall Carnival booth, Follies de la Mer. Other activities of the year included the Interna- tional Coffee Hour for foreign students, presented in December and cosponsored by the Acacias. In the Powder Puff Bowl, renewed this year by the men of Alpha Tau Omega, the Thetas defeated the women of Kappa Kappa Gamma in a flag football game in Dunn Meadow during October. The KAT ' s turned into mice to entertain rushees. 311 FRONT ROW (left to right): Kathryn Simmers, Judith Emily Ogle (Vice-Pres.), Barbara Ann Meissner (Corres. Sec), Mrs. Gladys M. Oldham (House Mother), Jacquelyn K. Mattingly (Pres.), Patricia Ann Hammel (Rush Chair.), Linda Lou Hicks (Treas.), and Deborah Pierson. SECOND ROW: Linda Lee Heist, Gail Zimmerman, Linda Greaf, Cyntha Ann Wright, Eliza- beth Luther, Georgia Lou Clarkson, Darnell Jo Beatty, Barbara Allen Phillips, Barbara Ann Phillips, Nancy Diane Gullic. THIRD ROW: Linda Lou Williams, Geraldine L. Jaksa, Elaine Joan Bielewicz, Susan Lee McCord, Olivia Rae Cleland, Bonnie Jean Becker, Annette Denning, Barbara K. Bailey, Mary Kay Stephenson, Judith Ann Shoemaker, Nancy Carol Chew. FOURTH ROW: Sharon Lynn Armstrong, Judith Bendix, Dianne Marie McMulIen, Betty Ann Phillips, Jerilyn Schwier, Caryl Romberg, Dorothy Ann Wolfe, Sandra Kay Ayers, Mary Louise Koehler, Janice Slagle, Karen Miene, Sandra Knoke, Judith Knilans, Lynn Dowd. BACK ROW: Susan Silcher, Elizabeth Mil- ler, Myrna Oliver, Victoria Sheldon, Joyce Ann Litterst, Susanne Weickel, Virginia Link, Joyce Mamula, Sandra Davidson, Janet C. Vaksdal, Beverlee Kratsch, Lucinda H. Scott, Susan Kay- Harrison, Diane Decker, Cheryl Lynn Habecker. Kappa Deltas Recognized for Scholarship Before the Homecoming Variety Show, the KD ' s re- hearsed their winning number from the 1961 1. I ' . Sing. 312 Founded at Longwood College — 1897 Sigma Upsilon Chapter established at I. U. — 1923 101 National Chapters Indiana University ' s Sigma Upsilon Chapter of Kappa Delta sorority was singled out for recognition at their national convention in Roanoke, Virginia, in June, 1961. The local chapter officially received their plaque tor the Progress Award tor academic achieve merit at their fall retreat at McCormick ' s Creek. The KD ' s acknowledged the Christmas season with many social and philanthropic activities. Among these were their annual Christmas dance and a holiday party tor crippled children in the Bloomington area, which they cosponsored with the men of Tau Kappa Kpsilon. The Kappa Delta list of social dinners included three tor members of the University faculty and a scholarship dinner, honoring members of the sorority who main- tained a 3.0 or better grade average. FRONT ROW (left to right): Philip B. Nesty, James Noveroske, Gary L. Long, John Connelly (Treas.), Jack D. Shinneman (Vice- Pres.), Kenneth Beckley (Pres.), Edward Spray (Vice-Pres.), Denny Keohlige, Bruce Flanagan, Douglas Denmure, Charles Filippo. SECOND ROW: John Blair, Peter Tagalakis, David Alwood, Richard Jones, Steven Hornyak, Michael Dunn, Martin Joachim, Grover B. Davis, John Balha, James L. Williams, James K. Owens, Stephen Knoop, Thomas Fiesel, David Huston. THIRD ROW: Thomas McGlasson, David Salene, Charles Mark Tompkins, Raymond Brandell, Tim McCoy, David Vigren, Thomas Long, Harry Ramsey, Steven Black, Robert Mic hael Barnard, Ray Slaby, Mickey Hudson, Ronald Gehring, William Hardesty. FOURTH ROW: Thomas McClure, Terry Gorsuch, Larry Hesson, Richard Tebik, David Kinser, Richard Reynolds, Allan Parrish, Philip Gerry Ravenscroft, Ray Little, Rex Kirts, Joseph Ziegler, William Piepenbrink, John Thomas, Michael Jackson, George Madinger. BACK ROW: James Scheid, Phillip Hilligoss, Richard Schreiber, John Chapman, William Butz, James Wood, Larry Varmo, Thomas Wickman, Wesley Skogan, Brian Reppert, Cbarles Vonesh, Donald Mentzer, William Harting, Edward T. Jansen, Clayton McMullan, William Ferguson. Kappa Delta Rbos Dribble Basketball to Purdue Founded atMiddlebury College — 1905 Nu Chapter established at I. U. — 1926 26 National Chapters In an attempt to arouse more school spirit before the Indiana University-Purdue University match on the hardwood floor in February, the men of Kappa Delta Rho dribbled a basketball from Bloomington to West Lafayette. Nu Chapter then challenged the Pur- due KDR ' s to equal the feat when the teams met at I. U. on March 3- As a special event during Little 500 Weekend, the KDR ' s sponsored a public lawn concert featuring Buddy Baker, once a member of the Stan Kenton band, and the I. U. Jazz Ensemble. Begun in I960, the concert was presented this year in addition to a rodeo dance. Other activities of the men of Kappa Delta Rho in- cluded their Plunge in Paradise booth at Fall Carni- val, I. U. Sing, and Mistletoe Magic, the house ' s winter formal dance. From all the KDR pinwomen, Linda Lierman was chosen the house sweetheart. 313 FRONT ROW (left to right): Ann Collins, Karen Schuetz, Kathryn Geary, Sydney Goos (Vice-Pres.), Martha Dean (Pres.), Ann McGarvey (Rush Chair.), Joan Rothrock (Corres. Sec), Connie Scott (Pledge Trainer), Roberta Eley (Rec. Sec). SECOND ROW: Virginia Conner, Kathryn Hindmarch, Rebecca Hall, Jean Elliott, Kathryn Welsh, Susan Rogers, Mrs. Estelle S. Cheseldine (House Mother), Martha Hay, Marsha King, Jeannie Gutrie, Jean George, Nancy L. Miller, Rebecca Reed, Kathrena Ortstadt. THIRD ROW: Margaret Leahy, Susan Brannan, Barbara McCrea, Marcia Maher, Susan Backus, Susan LieVan, Jane Ferrara, Karen Lemasters, Susan Templeton, Judith Eister- hold, Judith Ellet (Treas.), Phyllis Moosey, Genevieve Hopkins, Donna Sue Sites. FOURTH ROW: Janet Lawry, Janet Welsh, Linda Nein, Kristan Reichart, Carmen Bagwell, Anne Benham, Constance Skidmore, Jane Benham, Becky Fisher, Pamela Mountz, Carol Culbertson, Bonnie Gordon, Jane MacLennan, Jerilyn Jones, Anita Bumb. BACK ROW: Dolores Kay Zimmerman, Karen Kilgore, Anne Brink, Judith Schmoyer, Elizabeth Cresson, Carol Ensign, Sue VonGrossmann, Susan Fowler, Kathy Kayser, Barbara Pfau, Linda Hirt, Mara Beth Goins, Sandra Leach, Susan Vetter, Leslie Manifold, Carole Schueof, Sharon Elliott. Kappa Kappa Gamma Musicians Release Record After .1 class-filled day. Kappas find an hour or so of television relaxing. U4 Founded at Monmouth College — 1870 Delta Chapter established at I. U. — 1 872 89 National Chapters Keyed Up Kappa Pickers is the name of the long playing record released in 1962 by a vocal and instru- mental group from Indiana University ' s chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. Working with the men of Phi Delta Theta, the Kappas gave a Christmas party tor underprivileged chil- dren in the area. In February the Kappas sponsored with the women of Pi Beta Phi the traditional Monmouth Duo dinner- dance in recognition of the founding ot the two sorori- ties at Monmouth College. Other social activities included a faculty buffet and the annual pledge dance. Chosen by Alpha Tau Omega to participate in the fraternity ' s renewal ot the Powder Puff Bowl, the Kappas were defeate d in the flag football game by the women ot Kappa Alpha Theta. FRONT ROW (left to right): James Fiege, Robert Ewald. Gary Blackman (Sec.), Robert Ebert (Pres.), Jon Hershberger (Treas.), Ronald Pink, Lauren Cutner. SECOND ROW: Wendel Baker, Terrance Rea, Joseph Rocchio, Jerry Dingle, Steven Weber, Howard Smith, Charles Reisert, Verne Trinoskey, Robert Leonard. THIRD ROW: Ronald E. Kastner. Donald Skillman, Nicholas G. Brown, Calland F. Carnes, James Morris, Richard Spencer, Kenneth J. Randolph, James Cornell, Charles A. Ruck- man, Stephen Adair. FOURTH ROW: John R. Leininger, Thomas Burke, Donald Weber, Tom Wolton, Douglas Hickey, John McCammon, Bryan Grubb, Frank Ferdon, Grover W. Davis, George Hass, Jack Thompson. BACK ROW: David Klein, Jay McKee, Roger Pink, Philip Nasser, Robert Matunas, George Johnson, Joseph Drozda, William A. Howard, John Kwiatkowski, Michael Dixon, Richard Wilson, Ronald Reas. Kappa Sigma Largest International Fraternity Founded at the University of Virginia — 1869 Beta Theta Chapter established at I. U. — 1900 134 National Chapters The largest international social fraternity, Kappa Sigma was originally founded at the University of Bolgna, Italy, in 1400. In addition to chapters in the United States, the fraternity also has chapters in Canada. The Kappa Sigs participated in I. U. Sing and Little 500 this year. Included on the fraternity ' s social calendar were the Grainery Ball, Underworld Ball, a costume dance, and the Stardust Ball, a spring formal named in honor of Hoosier songwriter Hoagy Car- michael, a Kappa Sig. George Bernard Dog II, a playful St. Bernard puppy, moved into the Kappa Sig house this year. Among the members of Kappa Sigma are Branch McCracken, I. U. basketball coach, and Edward R. Murrow, head of the U. S. Information Agency. Both of the Kappa Sig mascots reflect attitudes of patient understanding. 315 FRONT ROW (left to right): Stephen Lowe, John Hiatt (Pledge Trainer), Jerry Ramp (Vice-Pres.), Charles Purdy (Rush Chair.), Michael Kanne (Pres.), Ross Springer (Treas.), Robert Martin, Carl Seet (Sec.), Christopher Geesman, Ronald Toth. SECOND ROW: Kenneth R. Ockermann Jr., Gregory Murphy, Ronald Klene, Wallace Baker, Kenneth Rupe. Jerry Waak, Larry Eaton, Gary Baehler, Thomas Strubbe, Jack Baxter, James McAllister, John Spahr, James E. Lake, Jerry Fink, Joseph Kent Canine, David Carter, Michael Cummings. THIRD ROW: James Curtis, Jerry Doty, Edgar Phillips, Gary Wilbur, John Peters, Jack Lehman, Richard Pavel, Robert Wason, Gary Homer, James Anthony, John Anthony. Mike Louck, Dennis Carter, Richard Schaden, Charles A. Spencer, John Hawkins. FOURTH ROW: Douglas Roland, William Embry, Thomas F. Schneider, Richard Douglass, John Acheson, Joseph Simonetto, Edward Turner, James High, John Crane, Richard Culbetrson, Richard L. Carter, James Bliss, Morris Hudson, Robert Ryan, Robert Judah II, David Lybrook, James Beeson, Murray McBurnie. FIFTH ROW: Leon Pickens, Jack Foster, Henry Hudson, Richard Briggs, Jerry Miller, C. Richard Marshall, Martin Williams, James Warren, Edward Kanne, Steven Tracy, David Phillips, Richard Engle, Charles Ralston, John Barbour, Steve Hougland, Jay Allen, Michael Brady, Richard Haag, Fredrick Ramp. Lambda Chi Alphas Present Easter Egg Hunt Where is tin concentration, on books or radio? 316 Founded at Boston College — 1909 Alpha Omicron Chapter established at I. U. — 1917 1 5 1 National Chapters An Easter egg hunt was one of the major events for the men of Lambda Chi Alpha social fraternity in the spring. Five to six thousand children from the Bloomington area participated in the hunt. In the fall the Lambda Chis presented a lawn con- cert featuring a jazz combo from Evansville. The all- campus event was to honor all 1961 fraternity and sorority pledge classes. Working with the women of Delta Gamma, the Lambda Chis did a take-off on Maxwell Hall for Fall Carnival. They also took part in I. U. Sing and were backed by the Alpha Chi Omegas in Little 500. Other activities included a winter formal and their traditional White Rose Formal in the spring, at which they crowned their Crescent Girl from among the Lambda Chi pinwomen. FRONT ROW (left to right): Theodore Jackson, Michael McGee, Wilbur Mitchell Payne Jr., John Webb. SECOND ROW: Robert Sanders, Robert G. Buckner, Luke George, Nathan Ramsey, Lawrence E. Howard. BACK ROW: Harlee Campbell (Vice-Pres.), Eugene Graham (Pres.), Cornelius T. Miller (Treas.), Will A. Knight, Andrew L. Williams. Omega Psi Phis Active in Intramural Sports Founded at Howard University — 1911 Beta Epsilon Chapter established at I. U. — 1953 1-40 National Chapters Sports played an important role in the lives of the men of Omega Psi Phi this year. They placed third in the intramural football league and were strong con- tenders in the A divisions of both football and basket- ball competition. The annual semiformal dance was given in October. While others suffered from spring fever, the Omega Psi Phis were busily preparing for their annual spring formal presented in April. The 24 members of Omega Psi Phi are looking for- ward to the house which they plan to start building in 1964. At present the men live in Agnes E. Wells Quadrangle. Dr. James Holland, professor of embryology at the University of Wisconsin, is an alumnus of Beta Epsilon Chapter of Omega Psi Phi. One of the greatest rewards after winning a race is brother ' s handshake that says I ' m proud of you. the 317 FRONT ROW (left to right): Norman Hertzer (Rush Chair.), Jay Newbern (Sec), Jerry Robertson, Donald Jackson, Joe Van Dorn (Treas.), Mrs. Glenn Bays (House Mother), Jim Linville (Pres.), Thomas Pence, Robert Polikowski, Jacque Foust, Thomas McMahan. SECOND ROW: James Rush, Richard Pflanzer, J. Peter Johnson, John A. Glover, Michael Purvis, Michael Pas- quale, Timothy Hunter. THIRD ROW: James Manier, David Wheeler, William Jenner, Charles Soderquist, Bruce Ludwig, John Dyer, Terence Dungworth, D. Kent Bouslog, Thomas Lapp, Anthony Ard, Robert Chapala, Dennis Dommeyer, Donald Lin- son, Robert Taylor, Dennis Wright, Brent McCormick, Richard Scott. FOURTH ROW: William Mlynski, James Wayco, David Rickar, Dallas Peters, Craig Koenig, Peter Leivinger, James Orr, Walton Francis, Kent Mack, James Driesbach, Wayne Wenzel, James Bonewits, Thomas Suegener, Michael Atkinson, Thomas Elrod, Steven Na sser, Richard Schroeder. BACK ROW: Richard Watson, Stanley Watson, Stanley Stuart, Philip Bennett, Thomas Walder, Charles Sharp, Philip Cramer, Loundle Joe Perdue. Joseph Clinch, Walter Chapala, Steven Kabel, Richard Voreis, Karl Kottlowski, Larry Brown, Edward Poison, Robert Alex- ander, Steven Jackson, Robert Stoppenhagen, David Wegehoft. Phi Delta Thetas Booth Best in Fall Carnival W i - i m Br fc c H Br II 1 1 W B vw B A prized possession at the Phi Delt house is the trophy for the best Fall Carnival show of 1961. 318 Founded at Miami University — 1848 Indiana Alpha Chapter established at I. U. — 1849 122 National Chapters Working with the women of Alpha Chi Omega, the Phi Delta Thetas won lirst place trophy for the best show in the 1961 Fall Carnival with their pre- sentation of Jordan River Queen. The Phi Delts have won at least one of the top prizes in Fall Carnival m five Out of the last six years. In co-operation with the Pepsi Cola Bottling Com- pany, the Phi Delts again sponsored the Miss 1. U. Pageant to select a candidate to participate in the Miss Indiana Contest and possibly the Miss America Contest. Activities of the year for the Phi Delts Included the annual She Delta Thcta Weekend, the Beachcomber Dance, with a Polynesian theme, and the Miami Triad, in co-operation with Beta Theta l ' i and Sigma Chi. Members of Phi Delta Theta have included Lou Gehrig, Van Heflin, and Benjamin Harrison. FRONT ROW (left to right): Byron Steele (Vice-Superior), James J. Bradach (Superior), Gerry Brodsky (Treas.), Gary W. Mize (Sec). SECOND ROW: Michael Stuart Pratter, Richard L. Abrams, Thomas F. Snell, Paul Stanley, Paul Sammann, Jay Keehley. BACK ROW: James Winslow, John Burkel, Robert Mutch, Tom Hobdy, John McHugh, Fred Schlichting, David Wright. Phi Epsilon Pi Newest Social Fraternity at I. U. Founded at City College of New York — 1904 Beta Eta Chapter established at I. U. — 1961 52 National Chapters Organized as a local fraternity in I960, Sigma Sigma became a national organization when it affiliated with Phi Epsilon Pi in the fall of 1961, to make Phi Ep the newest fraternity on the Indiana University campus. Phi Epsilon Pi is nonsectarian and stresses the cul- tural and academic aspects of college life. This year Beta Eta Chapter asked members of the University faculty to give lectures to the house on various topics of cul- tural significance. In February, 1962, the Phi Eps completed arrange- ments to purchase the Zeta Beta Tau house on Park Street. Several parties were given throughout the year, with the White Carnation Formal in the spring as the major event on the Phi Ep social calendar. A poetry lover emerges to join an impromptu jam ses- sion at the Phi Ep house. 319 FRONT ROW (left to right): Jerry Udell, Paul R. Poraeroy, Robert Doolittle, Kenneth Parson, Robert Proudfit, Steven Long (Corres. Sec.), Larry Monn (Vice-Pres.), Jay B. Hunt (Pres.), Thomas Smallwood (Treas.), Richard Mcllroy (Rec. Sec), Frank Lewis, William R. Miller. SECOND ROW: William B. LaSalle, Albert M. Donato, Stanley M. Kremp, William H. Diggins, Jack E. Lowden, Robert F. Koss Jr., Charles D. Storms, John O. Worth, Ronald O. Williams, Charles Davis, Robert J. Lewis Jr., Charles Otte, Richard Frederick, Richard C. Buck, Richard Brant- ner, Howard Mayne, Charles Waggoner, James Turner. THIRD ROW: Philip Hester, Stephen Byers, Jay Atherton, Henry Bils- land, Dennis Anglin, Richard Telle, David Ruby, Philip Brough- ton, John Shank, Richard Ashenfelter, Dave Dunlap, Robert Thompson, James Gothard, Lewis Warford, George Royster, Elbert Kram, Lawrence Maurer. FOURTH ROW: Robert Sebring, John Mallon, James Snyder, Dave Perks, John Konowitz, Henry Salzarulo, Fred Henoch, John Hess, Robert Royster, John Feagler, William McCarthy, Norman Pfau, Vernal Layton, Dwight Tigges, William Dixon, Max Orr, Keith Kenney, Thomas Keith. BACK ROW: John Backs, Stanley Fox, Marc Bleecker, David Koenig, Hayes Hatfield, Harry Lamberson, Leslie Williams, James Binkley, Robert Glazier, Alvin Koestring, Henry Fecht- man, William Lentz, Willard Elyea, Peter Cajacob, Warner Paige, Jay O. Roesner, Bertil Loftman, Alfred Plummer, Kenneth McGlon. Phi Gamma Delta Places Second in 1961 ' 500 ' Even the house ' s mascot sits in on a Phi Gam buzz session. 320 Founded at Jefferson College — 1848 Theta Chapter established at I. U. — 1 87 1 86 National Chapters After a fast and furious race, the riders from Phi Gamma Delta crossed the finish line to win second place honors in the 1961 Little 500. Garbed as boys living in 1900, the Phi Gams pre- sented Corks n ' Curls at Fall Carnival. In February they joined other campus groups in the I. U. Sing. In i lie held of athletics, the fraternity ' s B team won the eighteenth intramural championship trophies in both football and volleyball. Another honor came to the chapter when Theta received the Beta Graduate- Cup as the outstanding Phi Gam chapter in Indiana. Among traditional activities of Phi Gamma Delta are the Pig Dinner for graduates and alumni, the Pur- ple Garter Dance, and the pledge dance. Members of Phi Gamma Delta include Ross Lock- ridge and former President Calvin Coolidge. Pi FRONT ROW (left to right): Michael Troy, Larry Gleaves Miller, John Mahan (Corres. Sec), John James Perkins (Rec. Sec), Tom Huston (Pres.), Alan Somers, William Marks, Joseph Quigley, Stephen K. Smith. SECOND ROW: Carl Phillipoff, Robert Wilkinson, Thomas Schneider, Herbert Elliott, Robert Tyrell, Dennis O ' Neill, Robert Whisler, William Reveley, Green Freshman, Karl Sutter, Kenneth Nakasone, John Bell, Walter Kitchell. THIRD ROW: James Gay, Thomas Verth, Richard Burns, Steven Babbidge, Kelly Harrington, Victor Streib, Dean Lecklitner, Robert Christopher Jr., James Kellock Jr., John Martin, David Gelb, Donald Emenhiser, James R. Polk, James Gregory, John Frederic Kolhouse, John Pell. FOURTH ROW: Terry Lehr, Michael Grubb, John McClure, David L. Miller, Stewart Crossland, Martin Douglas Gemmer, James Lukins, Charles Casper, George King, David Holt, William Hanger, Robert Huppert, David Dill, Basil R. Walton, John Jones, John Bitner. BACK ROW: John White, Richard Chaney, James Wright, Terrill Ellis, Roger Shurr, Robert Goodf, Fred Weber Schmidt, James L. Edwards, Michael Fehr, Lee Wotherspoon, Green Freshman, Craig Johnson, Jan Richard Reineke, Steven York, Stephen Hutchens, Peter Groth, Green Freshman. Phi Kappa Psi Has Arabian Nights Dance Founded at Jefferson College — 1852 Indiana Beta Chapter established at I. U. — 1869 64 National Chapters The Arabian Nights Dance is the novelty dance presented each year by the men of Phi Kappa Psi. The men, dressed in Arabian costumes, announced the dance in dining rooms of women ' s residence halls and used novel modes of transportation to pick up their dates for the dance. Other on-campus activities for Indiana Beta Chap- ter included I. U. Sing, Fall Carnival, Little 500, a fall pledge dance, and a spring formal dance. Since 1869 more men have been initiated into Phi Kappa Psi than any other social fraternity in the country. Last year Phi Psi was ranked first in the nation in scholarship. Nationally known alumni of Phi Kappa Psi have included former President of the United States Wood- row Wilson and Hoosier James Whitcomb Riley. A Phi Psi brother points with pride to a picture of Mike Troy which graced a national magazine. 321 FRONT ROW (left to right): John Stidham, Robert Grenert, Frederick Hepler (Sec.), Joseph Chan (Pres.), Paul Bruner (Vice- Pres.), Frederick Trippel (Treas.), Robert Horner. SECOND ROW: Ray Stamper, Tarry Bash, Richard Whitlow, Vic Wil- liams, Timothy Kinach. David Ober, Charles Rapier, Thomas Lemons. THIRD ROW: David Finney, Boyd Colglazier. Curtis Rossow, James Warring, Jon Hedman, Michael Edwards, David LePage, Ward Fritzen, Michael McCIead. BACK ROW: John R. Long, Norris Lohman, James Stack, Thomas U. Denning, Paul Jan Kotula, Michael J. Kimberlin, B. Glenn Moore, Robert Marte Roth, Robin R. Dunkle, David R. Jones, William Melton. Karl Coyner. Phi Kappa Taus Win Scholarship Trophy The IFC trophy for the highest grade average made its home at the Phi Tau house. 322 Founded at Miami University — 1906 Beta Lambda Chapter established at I. U. S2 National Chapters -1949 An efficient scholarship program paid off for the men of Phi Kappa Tau fraternity when they won the traveling trophy for the highest scholastic average among social fraternities at Indiana University tor the spring semester of 1960-1961. During the fall the Phi Taus put their creative ability to work to win second prize among organized housing entries in the Homecoming float tontest. Activities of the past year included the annual Steak and Beans Dinner, I. U. Sing, Little 500, a Halloween dance, Christmas dance, and the annual Spring Formal. Phi Kappa Tau was the fourth of five national fra- ternities to be founded at Miami (Ohio) University and the second fraternity to construct a building de- voted exclusively to executive offices. ■ FRONT ROW (left to right): David Feinstein, Kent Baker (Rush Chair.), Charles Seal (Sec.), Paul Scherrer (Pres.), Patrick Mumma (Vice-Pres.), Jerry Todd (Treas.). Terrence Braun, James McGuire. SECOND ROW: Sam Conkright, Robert Pictor, Larry Strange, Jerrv Bentele, Erwin Walz, Carl Torrella, James Bajgrowicz, John Veding, John C. Roberts. THIRD ROW: John Lilly, Robert Merchen, Joseph Froehle, William Melrose, George Wetzel, Thomas Swindeman, Raymond Dembinski, An- drew Harvey, Thomas Michaels, Duwan Tagtmeyer, Thomas Ernst. BACK ROW: Stephen Hoetzer, Jerome Green, Jon Schmoll, Frank Kramer, Thomas Schaefer, Robert Wiesen, David Debes, David Schimmel. Phi Kappa Theta I. Us Catholic Fraternity Founded at Brown University — 1889 Alpha Alpha Chapter established at I. U. — 1939 55 National Chapters In 1938 Phi Kappa Theta became the first federa- tion in the United States to affiliate with Pax Romana, an international movement of Catholic students; Phi Kappa Theta is the only social fraternity for Catholic men at Indiana University. In March, 1961, delegates from Alpha Alpha Chap- ter attended the National Regional Fraternity Confer- ence in Chicago. Among the campus activities in which the Phi Kaps participate are Fall Carnival and Little 500. Internal activities of Alpha Alpha Chapter include Founder ' s Day, the Lamp Lighters Ball, a pledge dance, and the Spring Formal. Alumni of Phi Kappa Theta include President John F. Kennedy, Gene Kelly, Dennis Day, Gene Krupa, and Senator Michael Mansfield. Everyone gets in the act at a jam session at the Phi Kappa Theta house. o2i FRONT ROW (left to right): Kathryn Locke, Barbara Duncan (Sec), Sue Ann Baker (Pres.), Mrs. Lynne Bonnett (House Mother), Gloria Nemcek (Vice-Pres.), Barbara Harrison (Treas.), Lucy Graham (Pledge Trainer). SECOND ROW: Katharine Musselman, Carolyn Scheibler, Jeanne Sapper, M. Sandra Mus- grave, Joanna Smith, Kara Wike, Carolyn Frame, Martha Goeller. THIRD ROW: Diana Dowling, Nancy Sue Herring, Aurgella Oseer, Karen Stuebe, Louise Hillas, Patricia Edmonston, Judith Conner, Kathi Musgrave, Patricia Rodgers. BACK ROW: Eleanor Ober, Carol Schille, Nancy Rodgers, Doris Brewer, Nancy Thompson, Carole Horn, Patricia Joanston, Nancy Collins, Carolyn Bunnell, Mitina Hayes. Phi Mu Receives Award for Houses Scrapbook A mosaic crest was given to the active chapter of Phi Mu social sorority by the group ' s pledges. 324 Founded at Wesley College — 1852 Delta Alpha Chapter established at I. U. — 1920 87 National Chapters When the women of Phi Mu went to the University of Illinois for the sorority ' s spring district convention, Delta Alpha Chapter received an award for the house ' s scrapbook. Working with the men of Theta Chi, the Phi Mus won first place with their chariot race costumes during the 1961 Greek Week. Begun in the fall of I960, the Phi Mu tea for all sorority pledge classes on campus has become a tradition of Delta Alpha Chapter. Among the activities of the local Phi Mu chapter arc a service project given for children in the Univers- ity ' s speech clinics, 1. U. Sing, Little 500, and a Christ- mas and spring dance. An addition was built to the Phi Mus ' home on Jordan Avenue in 1955, 29 years after the original house was erected. at- FRONT ROW (left to right): Patrick McCoIly, Donald Henry, Thomas Lanine (Vice-Pres.), Allen Teboe (Pres.), Kenneth A. Smith (Sec), William Christy (Treas.), James E. Miller. SECOND ROW: Frederick Weddle, Douglas Gillie, John Pruitt, Frank Roller, Michael Duling, Fred Sanders, Terry Stewart, Michael Mahnensmith, Phillip Burkhart, James Saladino, Oliver Harris III, William H. Ahaus. THIRD ROW: Perry Leggett, William Tanner, Dennis Orr, Robert Zerbe, Philip Roth, Stanley Kinney, Michael Gurley, David Gage, John Webber, Michael J. Sunny Jr., James Murdock, James Cullings, Stephen Whisler. FOURTH ROW: James Short, Ronald Ballenger, James Malone, Theodore Reiter, Zach P. Smith Jr., Paul Massa, Ralph Borysiak, Michael Altekruse, Jerry Lackey, Louis Fred Hamacher, Sherrill Modlin, Morris McKee, Jack A. Voisard, Danny Hill. BACK ROW: Howard Renick, Jerrold Smith, Joe Johnson, Gerald McEwen, John Gaskill, Thomas Hunt, Robert Walton, Ronald Bennett, Terry McCollister, Stephen Huse, August Schischka, John Stephen Schechter, John Dyer, Phillip Unger, William Moke. Phi Sigma Kappa Starts New Study Program Founded at University of Massachusetts — 1873 Sigma Theta Chapter established at I. U. — 1949 72 National Chapters A new honors scholarship program was initiated during the second semester by the men of Phi Sigma Kappa. The aim of the program is to provide positive attitudes toward scholarship by utilizing the house ' s counseling service, faculty, and movies to promote man- agement and guidance based on an honors study code. The Phi Sigs started the school year by successfully competing in the Yell Like Hell contest sponsored by the Student Athletic Board. During second semes- ter they entered Little 500 and I. U. Sing. The fall Macabre Madness Pledge Dance, Playboy Winter Formal, and Moonlight Girl and Polynesian Paradise dances in the spring were the main social func- tions for the men of Phi Sigma Kappa. I knew you took my girl to the big dance last year! 325 FRONT ROW (left to right): Janice Coffey, Julie Mills (Corres. Sec), Heidi Ernst, Patricia Urmon ( Vice-Pres.), Mrs. F. A. Smith (House Mother), Beverly Mcintosh (Pres.), Cynthia Peasley (Rush Chair.), Judy Chapline, Suzy Ferguson (Pledge Trainer). SECOND ROW: Rebecca Hood, Barbara Mohr, Judith Himsel, Maryanne Bucha, Nancy Vanes, Katheryn Sconce, Marilyn Scott, Joyce Horein, Ann Rudicel, Constance Ohl, Susan Maxwell, Lynne Umphrey, Janet Lungren. THIRD ROW: Patricia Har- vath, Roberta Evans, Linda Mugg, Karin Grimsley. Nancy Wynn, Judy Rice, Martha Firestone, Ann Shroyer, Julie Rees, Cherie Evans, Susan Bonsib, Karen Kline, Kay Kriegbaum, Kay Bur- gess. FOURTH ROW: Marilyn Harrington, Janet Hays, Lorna Lide, Ann Bartholome, Nancy Balsbaugh, Susann Cochran, Susan C. Stanton, Nancy Schuetz, Cathie Duck, Judi Browning, Carol Roehm, Deborah Moss, Linda Roberts. BACK ROW: Charlcye Jo Smith, Merle Baldwin. Ginny Shaw, Glee Ann Rhyne, Jean McDavid, Diane Luzar, Paulann Hosier, Ann Lyons (Treas.), Pat Osborne, Nancy Kesler, Nancy Sherman, Judy Martin, Cynthia Sexson, Carolyn Ream. Pi Beta Phi Rushees Make Gifts for Children Springs pledges presented the- active chapter a mosaic of the Pi Beta Phi crest. 326 Founded at Monmouth College — 1867 Beta Chapter established at I. U. — 1893 107 National Chapters Rushees attending coke parties at the Pi Beta Phi house helped make gifts for underprivileged children. Another innovation was the Pi Phi ' s pledge class project — shining shoes at the various fraternity houses for only 25 cents a shine. The money earned this way by the spring pledges was then used to purchase ma- terials for a mosaic of the Pi Phi crest which is now on display in the sorority ' s chapter room. For Fall Carnival the women of Pi Beta Phi pre- sented Cattin Manhattan with the nun of Alpha Tau Omega. They entered the TK.K Chariot Race with Sigma Alpha Epsilon and backed Phi Delta Thcta in the 1962 Little 500 Race. Other activities throughout the year included two faculty banquets, cultural programs with alter dinner speakers, and the annual Monmouth Duo. FRONT ROW (left to right): Raymond Brassart, Carl L. Boyd (Sec), Frank Nicaise (Pres.), Justin P. Patterson (Treas.), Jerrv Higgens. SECOND ROW: Robert W. Burdett, Richard N. Gooldy, Donald Lee, Louis James Fiala, Tom Bohland, Roger Kinney. BACK ROW: Terry Ryser, Bruce Tilton, Frank Bowen, Wayne Stearns, John Maroni, Keith Carmichael, Kenneth Inman. Pi Kappa Phis Reorganize for Men Over 21 Founded at University of Charleston — 1907 Alpha Psi Chapter established at I. U. — 1947 5 3 National Chapters Re-established this year as a fraternity for men 2 1 years old and older, Pi Kappa Phi sold their old house on Eighth Street and are now occupying a house on East Third Street which they rent from the University. The reorganization of the fraternity is an attempt to attract to the group upperclassmen who will have more similar interests than men whose ages vary to a great extent. The Pi Kappa Phi intramural football team placed second in their division in 1961. Other activities in- cluded the annual Rose Ball, a formal dance in the spring, and Las Vegas Night. Members of Pi Kappa Phi have included George B. Timmerman Jr., Governor of South Carolina, and Luke Sewell, former manager of the Cincinnati Reds. With the help of friendly kibitzers, a Pi Phi chess player prepares for a checkmate. 327 FRONT ROW (left to right): Earl B. Pulse (Treas.), Richard Boultinghouse, David D. Porter (Rush Chair.), Arthur Thomas Cobb (Vice-Pres.), William White (Pres.), William Conner, Timothy Cobb (Sec.), William Atz (Pledge Trainer), Robert Kent Ryan. SECOND ROW: Robert Bryan, John Trittschuh, David Cousino, Stephen Price, Peter Bannon, Robert Davidson, Ronald Gerow, Ronald Blue, Stephen Tackitt, Thomas Oram, Thomas Ross, Gerald Rush, Larry Schulhof, Thomas VanArsdale. THIRD ROW: Gary Cooper, John Myrton Johnson, Gene Stout, Jack Holder, John Raeburn, Bruce Peters, Robert DuComb, Daniel Seitz, James Applewhite, Robert Latimer, Joseph Innes, James R. Stewart, Steven Craig Long, Charles Delts, Philip Lar- more. FOURTH ROW: Dave Parker, Philip Terrill, William F. Ryall III, Mac Crosbie, Jerry Sparks, James Leffel, Ronald Bals- baugh, James Cluley, Curtis Linke, Robert Marchino, Stephen Orr, W. Claude Thompson Jr., Michael Fulkerson, Charles Swander, Eugene McCIellan, Thomas Rush, Carl E. Johnson. BACK ROW: Max Rogers, E. Joseph Kremp, James Light, Stanley Dittmer, Thomas Garling, Robert Votaw, Richard VanArsdale, Jon McGlocklin, Don Pletcher, Jeffrey Dauler, Charles Hanshaw, Tom Trainer, Terry Hershberger, James L. Kennedy, Robert Bolyard. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Alumni Serve University Organized miisii sessions can prove financially profitable as well as entertaining and relaxing. Founded at University of Alabama — 1S56 Indiana Gamma Chapter established at I. U. — 1907 1 1 1 National Chapters With 1 41 chapters in 46 states, Sigma Alpha Epsilon is known as the largest national social fraternity in the United States. Among alumni of Indiana Gamma Chapter are Samuel E. Bradcn, Dean of the I. U. Under- graduate Development Division; Phil Da kens, head I. U. football coach, and Ernie Pyle, distinguished journalist and war correspondent. Working with Kappa Alpha Theta social sorority, tin. ' SAE ' s won first place tor the originality and design of the ir Fall Carnival booth, Follies de la Mer. The Winter Formal, Pledge Dance, Gypsie Dance, Apple Polishers ' Ball, ami Little 500 Reception, pre- sented after the race, were among the top social events of the year. For the past 10 years, the SAE ' s have maintained a grade average above the all men ' s average. FRONT ROW (left to right): Fred Kahn (Pledge Trainer), Jerry Sternstein, Manuel S. Silverman, Lawrence Joseph (Vice- Pres.), Philip Fine (Pres.), Robert Steuer, Jeffrey Keith Finn, Samuel R. Gershan. SECOND ROW: Howard Friedman, Larry Broun, Mark Langman, Lawrence M. Levitan, Joseph Weinraub, Peter Alan Rothberg, Arnold Paul Baratz, Dennis Joel Magid. Gerald Lawrence Minkow, Douglas Edward Cohen, Dennis Bar- ton, Larry B. Stone, Edwin Barry Goldberg. THIRD ROW: Robert Alan Garelick, Arih Jack Hertz, Douglas Harvey Barton, Benjamin R. Goldstein, Michael Barton, Bernard Stein, Michael Turken, James Frederick Fo rman, Green Freshman, James Stephen Karp, Kenneth Allen Krebs, Jerald Joel Simons. FOURTH ROW: Norman Steven Snow, Ronald Lee Sagalowsky, Gary Jay Goldberg, Edward Alan Kaplan, Jack Klezmer, Ronald Allan Silverman, Lawrence M. Simkin, David Steiger Hurst, Howard Garry Gardner, Edward Sherwood, Harold Smith, Jerald Irwin Ancel, Martin Lewis Gelman, Lee Arthur Weiss, Danel H. Spitzberg, Lawrence Pazol. BACK ROW: Jerome Lee Gershman, Theodore M. Sosin, Lonnie Levenberg, Philip Allen Brodey, James Spear, Stanley Robert Fish, Jay Michael Brodsky, David Alan Lynn, Thomas Edward Schwartz, Melvin L. Anspach, James Alan Caplin, Edward E. Yosowitz, Jerald Irwin Wolff, Barry Mark Alpert, Robert Silbert. I. U. Sigma Alpha Mu Chapter Tops in Nation Founded at Brooklyn College — 1909 Sigma Zeta Chapter established at I. U. — 1922 5 2 National Chapters For the fourth year the Indiana University chapter of Sigma Alpha Mu social fraternity was voted the out- standing chapter in the nation. They were presented with the Founders ' Cup which they will keep permanently. Another trophy now at the Sammy house is that for outstanding Homecoming decorations among organized units on campus. The Sammy display depicted an opposition football player being spun in a huge mixing bowl. Rags to Riches was the theme of the Homecoming dance this year. Other dances included a beatnik party and the Florida Fling given in preparation for spring vacation. Formal dances were given by the Sigma Alpha Mus in both the winter and the spring semesters. Co-operative study sessions helped the Sammys retain the national fraternity ' s Founders ' Cup. 329 FRONT ROW (left to right): Jim Browne, Lindley E. Clark, John Winston, James Krall (Vice-Pres.), William Rose (Pres.), Philip Moore (Treas.), Jerry Duncan (Pledge Trainer), Jack Fife, Fred Samsan. SECOND ROW: Terry Dilts. James Keller, Robert Ferris, Burke Mendenhall, Dale Feick. John Blutenthal, James Noggle, Leif Hendricksen, Joseph J. Donnellan, Larry Laird, John Cunningham, Steve Emmert, Richard Rau, Robert Mason, Jack Patterson. THIRD ROW: Alan Graham, Larry Weimer. John S. Bender. Dave Davisson, Frank R. McCracken, Lawrence Brafford, John Keller, David Smith, Russell J. Hubartt, Arthur Meng, Thomas Ireland, William Smith, Robert Lybrook. Robert Marr, Charles Mangus, Michael Murdock. FOURTH ROW: John Wurtz, Alfred Finley, Jon Gast, William Furry. Thomas DeWeese, James Harris, Dennis Roof, William Owens II, James Oliver Steele, John Reader II, Stephen Berkey. Robert Majors, Stephen Bash, Gary Sullivan, Ed Snell, Thomas Latz. BACK ROW: Fred Gumz, Brian M. Jones, Paul Gumz, Stephen Wildermuth, William Cherry, William Nolan, Richard Heger, Robert Merrill Reese, Richard Osborne, David Gibson. Frederick Wielandt. Frank Hanning, James Vanderbark, Claay Hushaw . I. U. Sigma Chis Oldest Continual Chapter Sigma (his wonder if the Katzenjammer creator used one ol (heir brothers for a model. Founded at Miami University — 1855 Lambda Chapter established at I. U. — 1S58 136 National Chapters We are the oldest continual chapter of Sigma Chi is the cry of Indiana University ' s Lambda Chapter. Alumni of the Local unit include University personnel Charles E. Harrell, Registrar, and Frank W. Anderson, Athletic Department. The men began the year with their sixteenth annual Melon Mess. In September an estimated 1,000 persons stopped at the corner of Indiana and Kirkwood Avenue to consume about 1 .000 watermelons. Other activities tor the men of Sigma Chi included Pool, their Fall Carnival booth cosponsored by Kappa Kappa Gamma, a pledge dance and formal Christmas dance, and I. U. Sing and Little 500. Lambda Chapter worked with Phi Delta Theta and Beta Theta P i to present the traditional Miami Triad to honor the three fraternities ' founding at Miami University. FRONT ROW (left to right): Francine Hara, Shirley Krug (Sec), Rae Schwartz (Vice-Pres.), Mrs. Sue Mendes (House Mother), Judith Segal (Pres.), Lynn Block (Vice-Pres.), Harriet Newman (Treas.), Carol Seelig. SECOND ROW: Bonnie Jo Glatt, Pamela Whinston, Elinor Moss, Leslie Davidson, Nancy Lozow, Sally Berebitsky, Sherry Gurewitz, Carol Smith, Phoebe Holtz- man. Pinkie Schwartz, Janet Mann. THIRD ROW: Roberta Seaman, Nanette Sirkus, Phyllis Plotkin, Linda Bormaster, Ruth Silver, Sandra Rosenberg, Rochelle Tamenhaus, Valerie Kain, Jan Dee Broida, Gail Steinitz, Claudia Swartz. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Gore, Karen Jacobson, Nicolis Kaplan, Ilene Eppenstein, Toby Maidenberg, Felice Goldfarb, Ellen Daochin, Susan Slutzky, R. Janie Friedman, Paula Lois Finkelstein, Janet Gross. BACK ROW: Lois Tishkoff, Charlene Greenberger, Harriet Rosenfield, Marilyn Ganz, Jacqueline Glass, Judy Pollock, Marylin Adler, Ellen Myers, Sonya Rapoport, Carole Jean Arker, Harriet Horn. Sigma Delta Taus Move Into New House Founded at Cornell University — 1917 Upsilon Chapter founded at I. U. — 1940 37 National Chapters The period between semesters was filled with excite- ment and anticipation as the members of Sigma Delta Tau moved into their new house on the North Jordan extension. After maintaining the highest grade average among sororities at I. U. for three consecutive semesters, the SDT ' s retired the scholarship trophy in the fall. A scholarship banquet with faculty speakers was given each semester to honor members making a 3-0 or better. Fall Carnival with the Phi Gamma Deltas, the Witch of the Week contest, the senior skit and banquet, and Little 500 with the Alpha Tau Omegas were some of the SDTs ' activities this year. The theme of the winter formal was appropriately titled Arevederchi Homa, the last dance in the old house. , There ' s lots of space for bridge players and kibitzers in the Sigma Delta Taus ' new house on North Jordan. 331 FRONT ROW (left to right): Karen Smith, Arlene Lilly (Pledge Trainer), Nelda Dyer (Vice-Pres.), Mrs. Ruth Wooton (House Mother), Phyllis Davis (Pres.), Jane Gibbons (Treas.), Jane Tonges (Sec.), Sara Victors (Rush Chair.). SECOND ROW: Cynthia Bottorff, Janet McClain, Carol Logan, Beverly Lane, Linda Richardes, Marie Pastore, Sherry Sawyer, Charlo Spannuth, Helen Fowler, Cora Mae McDaniel, Carol Jo Ozier, Janet Kill. THIRD ROW: Celia Ropp, Mary Gustafson, Judith Bohn, Pamela Jane Hargrove, Sandra Hudson, Nancy Hlavek, Barbara Coffee, Marsha Himler, Billie Elaine Smith, Mary Barbara Dagen- hard, Geraldine Batman, Kay Cunningham, Jean Gustafson. FOURTH ROW: Florence Buzinski, Phyllis Wyrick, Carolyn Poindexter, Margaret Frye, Margaret Neff, Theresa Ann Mullin, Gretchen Wirts, Iantha Zeman, Marilyn Burge, Gloria Senesac, Lynne Carlson, Olive Ann Smiley, Barbara Hauck, Glenda Marshall. BACK ROW: Patricia Parnell, Pamela Quinn, Carol Parker, Sharon Reiter, Barbara Bosco, Mary Alice Hargrave, Karen Swank, Sandra Waegner, Marilyn Maxey, Sally Strong, Roselyn Murphy, Kay Baird, Joanne Miller, Nancy Liddil, Sandra Altheide. Sigma Kappas Entertain Borrowed Time Club I Ik l;Iciw of an open lire and the smell of freshly cut pine meant Christmas at the Sigma Kappa house. 332 Founded at Colby College — 1874 Tau Chapter established at I. U. — 19 1 8 100 National Chapters The Littlest Angel was the outstanding event of the year for the women of Sigma Kappa. The play was presented as Christmas entertainment for members of the Borrowed Time Club, an organization for older people in and around Bloomington. Other activities included the traditional faculty buffet, I. U. Sing, and the Minnie. The sorority ' s national philanthropic project is the Maine Seacoast Mission, an organization designed to give aid to needy people living on islands oft the coast of Maine. Indiana University ' s Independent Literary Society pe- titioned the oldest panhellenic group which was not rep- resented at I. U., and in I91S Tau Chapter of Sigma Kappa social sorority was established at Bloomington. FRONT ROW (left to right): Stephen Wheatley, Thomas Seifert, Thomas W. Johnson, Terry Wick (Treas.), Arthur Kalleres (Lt. Commander), Dan Pearson (Commander), James Thomas, David Bosselmann, Thomas Fruechtenicht, William Altman. SECOND ROW: John Armstrong, Michael McDonald, Joseph Clendenin, Thomas Barnes, Terry McMillan, Michael Owen, Jerold Bass, Cary Tremewan, Thomas Armstrong, Larrv Stohler, Jack Shaw, William L. Wilson Jr., David Chapman, Philip Roby, Richard Best, Stephen Pohl. THIRD ROW: Ormin Brown, Robert Duncan, George Waters, David Bastin, John Biteman, William Brite, David Briney, Jeffrey Miller, Stephen Watson, Harvey Phillips, Alan Gambill, Danny O ' Laughlin, Phillip Detamore, William Vogel, Leland Butler, Don Sharer, John Harris, William Harper, Roger Harned. FOURTH ROW: John Altman, Jeffrey Krueger, Larry Berning, Michael Lehman, Julian Pawlowski James Seal, Edwin Janney, Thomas Maher, Richard Gohman, Joel Montgomery, William Wylie, Ronald Guthier, David Miner, Larry Suciu, James P. Moore, Richard Teeters, Donald S. Mc- Lean, Donald Yoder. BACK ROW: Clark Harrison, Ray Gangush, Peter Milobar, William L. Johnson, John D. Bergerson, Richard Woosham, John Wimmer, Richard T. Young, Gary Hill, Stephen Haynes, David Peters, Emery Spisak (Pledge Trainer), Larry Whiteman, Stewart Kenderdine, Jerry Stohler, David Bes- sire, Charles Roush, Richard Huggins, James Danby, Robert Frauhiger. Sigma Nus Take Carnival Prepublicity Prize Founded at Virginia Military Institute — 1869 Beta Eta Chapter established at I. U. — 1892 128 National Chapters Herman B Wells, President of Indiana University, Dr. Frank Beck, I. U. religious adviser and one of Beta Eta Chapter ' s six charter members, and many other distinguished men have proudly displayed the crest of Sigma Nu fraternity. Hours of hard work for their Fall Carnival booth brought the Sigma Nus and their cosponsors, Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority, a first place for prepublicity and a second place for the originality and design of their Think Pink booth. For weeks before the Carnival, Sigma Nu and AEPhi pledges paraded around campus wearing placards, and the groups had a pink submarine and a pink automobile touring campus. The annual Barroom Brawl, foreign students ' Christ- mas party, White Rose Formal, and Voo Doo Dance were sponsored again this year by the men of Sigma Nu. A new record was set for Little 500 Qualifications in 1961 by the riders of Sigma Nu. 333 FRONT ROW (left to right): Thomas Tarman (Corres. Sec), Robert Pawlik, Dennis Minick (Vice-Pres.), Walter F. Campbell (Pres.), Robert Bradlev (Treas.), George Bernhard, Jerome Niemiec. SECOND ROW: Dale Ettel, David Weed, James Shutt, Frank Philip Venezia, Thomas Ingmire, William Frank Lanhim, Richard M. Eisenman, Bill Berg, Gerald Romero, Frank Michael Venezia, Robert Trowbridge. THIRD ROW: Fred Nori, Phillip Kyle Westfall, Thomas Edler, Lavon R. Blankenbaker, Larry Richard Sheets, Steven Long, Robert L. Phillips, Robert Prather, Ervin Zavada, Ronnie Lee Kuvkendall, Dennis Dodds, Dennis Willard Krueger. FOURTH ROW: Kenneth Lee An- drews, James Twyman, David Guilliom, Michael Ray Bourn, Joe Magaraz, Gerald Burkhart, Charles Wilt, Paul Dubiel, Fred Prall, John R. Buonfiglio, Thomas Peck, Lendon Underwood Jr., William E. Saltzman. BACK ROW: Ronald Lee Thomas. John Boehm, Herman Neff Jr., Jerry Hildebrand, Frank Radwan, Joseph Urbanski, Thomas Bauer, James Bleeke, David A. Jenkins, Thomas Felger, Larry Sugar, John Mallas. Sigma Phi Epsilons Compete for ' Scrub Bucket ' A Sig Ep chess player debates half-way through a move- should I? or shouldn ' t I? 334 Founded at Richmond College — 1901 Indiana Beta Chapter established at I. U. — 1931 154 National Chapters A parody game of the old oaken bucket contest was played the morning of November 25 as the Sigma Phi Epsilons of Indiana University matched the- Pur- due Sig Eps in the annual scrub bucket contest. The Sig Eps participated in their annual Founder ' s Day Banquet, attended by many alumni and University officials, and the Queen of Hearts Dance in February, with the most popular pinwoman reigning. Other activities tor the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon included two pledge dances, the limbo at Fall Car- nival, a pajama dance, and a Hawaiian luau. Sigma Phi Epsilon is the second largest social fra- ternity in the United States, and the novel red door is a trademark of Sig Ep chapters throughout the nation. Among members of the fraternity are Woody Her- man, Ted Mack, and Tom Ewell. FRONT ROW (left to right): Phil Thrasher, Bruce Chappel (Sec), Steve Crittenden (Vice-Pres.), Patrick Roberts (Pres.), Rov West, Larry Overholt (Treas.), Mike Haines. SECOND ROW: John Richard Sims, Larry Joe Smith, Michael Havert, John Karnes, John W. Wilson, Jere A. Wendt, Charles F. Ehase, Steve Gray. BACK ROW: Alan Hizer, George Case, David James, Donald Carswell, Max Lieberenz, John Crittenden, Karl Schramm. Sigma Pi Founded at Vincennes College Founded at Vincennes College — 1897 Beta Chapter established at I. U. — 1924 67 National Chapters One of the few national social fraternal organizations founded in the state of Indiana, Sigma Pi is also one of the oldest national fraternities at Indiana University. Former President of Vincennes College, Walter A. Davis helped found the fraternity at the school in southern Indiana in 1897. Beta Chapter was not established at I. U., however, until May 31, 192 I. The Sig Pis are making plans for a new house on the North Jordan extension of Fraternity Row. The build- ing should be completed and the men moved in within two years. Activities of the year for the men of Sigma Pi in- cluded the Little 500 Race; Dad ' s Weekend; Club 527, the pledge dance; the Orchid Formal, and a football homecoming and a basketball homecoming for alumni of Indiana ' s Beta Chapter. Bright cards and carols brought the Christmas mood to the Sigma Pi house. 335 FRONT ROW (left to right): Gordon Scott Johnson, Anthony Flores, Thomas Ratts, Larry Barrett (Vice-Pres.), Paul Mobley (Pres.), Anton Jirsa, Robert Hill (Treas.), David L. Harpold (Sec). SECOND ROW: John J. Sanfilippo, Nicos Roussos, Dale Terry, Thomas R. White, Ralph W. Alexander Jr., Robert D. Toney, C. James Walker, James Greene. THIRD ROW: Stefan Tuhy, Richard Eder, Michael A. Zimmerman, Ronald Hand, Larry E. Armstrong, Gerald H. Stokes, Dave Kaska, Glen Francis, Thomas Brendel. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Lander, James Mar- shall, Stephen Keith, Ronald Swelstad, James E. Beck, Lewis Elliott Bloom, Bruce Burkett, Richard W. Fox, Edward Adrain, Jim Barroquillo. BACK ROW: James Maya, Bert Mullins, Ray- mond Young, Dale Weller, John Sundholm, Stanley Nisevick, Robert Allman, Don Johnson. Tau Kappa Epsilon Moves to Home on Jordan tfll H During semester break, the Tekes moved from Seventh Street house to the former SDT house. 336 Founded at Illinois Wesleyan University — 1899 Gamma Kappa Chapter established at I. U. — 1949 180 National Chapters During semester break the men of Tau Kappa Epsilon moved from their house on Seventh Street to the Jordan Avenue house formerly occupied by the women of Sigma Delta Tau. The new home of the Tekes has facilities to accommodate more men than the old house. The Tekes participated in Fall Carnival, Little 500 with their coed sponsors, Delta Zeta, and I. U. Sing with Zeta Tau Alpha. Their pledge dances had themes of Around the World and Polynesian Paradise. Later in the year the annual Teke Chariot Race was given to raise funds for scholarships which are adminis- tered through the University ' s scholarship office. The race has become one of th e major events of Inter- fraternity Council ' s Greek Week. ra FRONT ROW (left to right): John Ganster, Christopher Klein- henz (Pledge Trainer), Jack Ashby (Treas.), James Moore (Pres.), Larry Contos (Vice-Pres.), James Goodner (Sec), Randall Tobias. SECOND ROW: Melvin Roschelle, Joe Keough, Joseph Madden, John Myran, Fredric Buckingham, Terry Tieman, Michael Thorn- burg. Roy McCubbins, Larry Jacox, Edward Osborn. THIRD ROW: Roger L. David, Thomas William Oglesby, Martin Thomas Barco Jr., William H. Brandenburg, Thomas B. Con- way, David Leigh Barnett, Arthur D. Czimer, Clark R. McClain, Steven F. Jacox, R. M. Brown, Robert A. Byron, John G. Forbes Jr. FOURTH ROW: David Gaskill, Thomas Scheetz, John Metts, Robert Taylor, Ronald Gillam, Robert Pollock, John Marynell, Warren Perry, Gene S. Nesbit, Thomas E. Hayburst, Ronald Crick. BACK ROW: Jack Calbert, Jerry Morton, Robert Russell, John Ashby Myers, John Pearce, David Zarth, Hollis Jeffrey May, Jack Clark Francis, David K. Oscarson, Steven Atkins, Ronald Byron, Donald Hope. Theta Chis Turn Rural for Annual Dance Founded at Norwich University — 1856 Alpha Iota Chapter established at I. U. — 192 1 129 National Chapters With the house magically transformed into a barn and everyone who attended dressed in appropriate at- tire, the men of Theta Chi social fraternity presented their traditional Barn Dance in the fall. The Theta Chis and the women of Alpha Chi Omega cosponsored the Bicycle Bounce on the Friday evening before the Little 500 Race. The tennis courts adjacent to the Theta Chi house were the site for the free, campus-wide dance. Competing in the University ' s intramural athletics program, the men of Alpha Iota Chapter won trophies for their records in football and bowling. Theta Chi was the first national fraternity to include Mother ' s Day as part of its social calendar, and the fra- ternity also initiated the first organized observance of Greek Week at I. U. Fighting Hoosier mascot Ox became the victim of an after dinner serenade at the Theta Chi house. 337 FRONT ROW (left to right): Samuel James Fishman, Robert H. Sulnick, Richard Mantel, Michael Seigel, Jerry Socol (Treas.), Donald Riskind (Pres.), John Greenwald, Richard Flagel, Arnold Goldberg, Irving Freedman. SECOND ROW: Barry Liss, Sandy Rosen, Harvey Wacksman, Russell Kohlman, Jerry Golner, David Baer, David Klain, Howard Borin, Ronald Bremen, Gary Auer- back. THIRD ROW: Howard Wittenberg, Franklin Dee Gold- berg, Samuel Schatz, Robert Bernhardt, Eugene Michael Feltman, Larry Schuchman, Charles Pitzele, Edwin Steven Bluestein, Har- vey Nelson, James King, Sidney Miller, Thomas Schloss, Michael Aronoff. BACK ROW: Richard Bard, Norman Mitloff, Michael Baer, Vladimir Mancl, Myron Shapiro, Robert Braman, Arthur German, David Berkson, Allan Berk, Gary Lozow, Frederick Rickles, Martin Lebowitz, Harvey Schuchman, Irving J. Re- genstreif. Zeta Beta Tau to Build New House on Jordan The Zeta Beta Taus unveiled plans for their new house. Founded at City College of New York — 1898 Beta Gamma Chapter established at I. U. — L947 50 National Chapters Groundbreaking ceremonies took place in April, 1962, for the new Zeta Beta Tau house to be located at the end of North Jordan Avenue. The fraternity ' s new home will house SO men in rooms designed for two occupants. A special feature of the house will be a huge, round fireplace in the center of the living room. Women invaded the ZBT house again this year for the traditional Big-Switch Weekend. The men let their dates have the house for one night, returning only for meals and the dance which the women gave for them. In the spring the Zeta Beta Tau pledges converted the house into a Japanese garden for the pledge dance. Other social functions included the annual spring formal, centered around the groundbreaking cere- monies, a Civil War dance, and a hoedown. FRONT ROW (left to right): Sue Morgan (Rush Chair.), Pa- tricia Kern, Hope Keiser (Vice-Pres.), Norma Slants (Pres.), Jean Breese (Corres. Sec), Carol Sue Hemmerlein. Linda Young (Rec. Sec). SECOND ROW: Joyce Nolte, Janice Bales, Phyllis Deaton, Elizabeth Wolfe, Beverly Watts, Mrs. Walter Stahl- schmidt (House Mother), Sandra Mello, Bronlyn Hutchison, Ruth Martin, Barbara Deaton, Norma Wood. THIRD ROW: Linda Lomax, Karin Stuart, Judith Jentz, Judith Vernon, Margaret Wilke, Barbara Hayes, Jean Wilson, Doren Galandak, Kathy Spurgin, Judith Olson, Sandra Schroder, Judy Marchick, Karen Simon. FOURTH ROW: Loretta Purcell, Sue Frederich, Lynne Brennan, Claudia Deeds, Constance Bender, Avalyn Sue Duncan, Janet Bunger, Marcia Harper, Barbara Frederick, Jean Whit- comb, Sandra McHugh, Sally Knarr, Claudia Litkenhous, Sue Taylor. BACK ROW: Linda Lovig, Cynthia Herderhorst, Diana Mast, Marlene Ross, Marjorie House, Sue Coplen, Linda Parkam, Diane Stoewer, Sherry Crider, Nancy Ryan, Rebecca Warnock, Claire Coleman, Dorothy Parker, Jacqueline Barley. Zeta Tau Alphas Copy ' West Side Story ' in Sing Founded at Longwood College — 1898 Alpha Xi Chapter established at I. U. — 1937 108 National Chapters Wotking with the men of Tau Kappa Epsilon social fraternity, the Zeta Tau Alphas presented a take-off on West Side Story for their entry in the production division of the 1962 I. U. Sing. For Fall Carnival, the Zetas turned to another Broad- way hit musical to present The Fox. Based on Gypsy, the Fall Carnival booth was cosponsored by the men of Theta Chi. After the Minnie on Friday night, the Zeta Tau Alphas gathered at the old stadium Saturday to cheer on the men of Sigma Chi in the Little 500 Race. Among the traditional events of Alpha Xi Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha are a Christmas tree trimming party and dance, a scholarship banquet, and a turnabout ban- quet for the waiters and members of the kitchen crew at the sorority ' s North Jordan Avenue house. Greek-lettered sweatshirts and other gifts welcomed the new pledges of Zeta Tau Alpha. 339 HI Work and play: harder than one can imagine, keeping them equal . . . But there must he a balance. The scale tips: that lost weekend, final week. And yet — the scale balances . . . It must. 341 IRHA System Rarity in American Universities Indiana University has one of the few residence halls organizations in the U. S. that governs both women and men under one constitution with all undergraduates who live in university housing coming under the system. Founded in the spring of 1960, the Inter-Residence Halls Association is a combination of the MRHA and the WRHA. IRHA contains three levels of government — hall, center, and inter-residence units. The hall or unit serves to help build unity in the residence. Regular corridor meetings are designed so that problems can be discussed and residents can become acquainted with unit and campus activities. Composed ot an executive council and cabinet, the center government correlates the activities of individual units within the center. The inter-residence unit contains a legislature and a Judicial Board. 342 IRHA Residents ' Assembly FRONT ROW (left to right): Betty Beckon (Vice-Pres.), Harry Price (Vice-Pres.), James Grandorf (Pres.), Kathv London (Treas.). Sandra Dressel (Sec). SECOND ROW: Anita Rosen- thal, Judith Stahlhut, Susan Hecht, Linda Brookover, Carolyn Kay Badallet, Emily Jane Carter. BACK ROW: Robert Wilder, Michael Donovan, Charles Gwaltney, Lawrence Giddings, Wil- liam Vukowich, James L. Roberts, David R. Perry, Hal Swain. IRHA Judicial Board FRONT ROW (left to right): Lynn Scott, Mary McClellan, Wil- loughby Jarrell, Patricia Faulkner. BACK ROW: James Barger (Chair.), David Pierce, Charles Kachel, Jack Leonhardt, Ashley Hastings. 343 Hummer House FRONT ROW (left to right): John Lindsey, Ronald Gribble, Bobby Arrowsmith (Counselor), Anthony O ' Bryan (Gov.). Pamelia Hammer (Sweetheart), Errol Beumel (Sec.-Treas.), David Gilman. Mark Sick. SECOND ROW: Frederick Cox, Harry Scott, Ronald Sexton, J. Robert Lyons, Stephen Beison, David L. Rodgers, Douglas Campbell, Ronald Shepherd, Forest Radding Jr. THIRD ROW: Jerry Honda, Karl Swain, Dean Zollman, Philip Kelso, David Frederick, Robert Lively, Robert Lemen, Robert Kirkpatrick, John Michaels, Lance Harrison. BACK ROW: John Cullison, Philip Silcox, Stephen Ray Powell, Gary R. Holstrom, Lowell R. Weber, Cullen L. Athey, James Fleck, Aubrey Zoot, Robert C. Miller. Hummer House Paper Carries Full-Color Cartoon Build and improve can be the motto for Hummer House this past year. Last year represented a new beginning for them as a house, and they have had to work hard, to build and improve. Thus far this motto has paid off. They have raised their scholastic stand- ing in the Quad and are the authors of the famous newspaper, the Hummer House Hammer. This news- paper is the first unit paper to have a full-color cartoon on the front page. And at Christmas they sent 2,000 issues of the I Lin: nay in the form of a Christmas card. The activities of Hummer House include The Spot at Fall Carnival, Campus Quiz Bowl semi-finalists, ex- change dinners, their April Fool ' s Frolic and other dances, dinners for such dignitaries as President Wells and Dean Samuel Braden, and intramurals with partici- pation in football, basketball, baseball, and the league championship in howling. 344 Dodds House FIRST ROW (left to right): Terry Murphy, Larry Blossom (Sec.-Treas.), Henry Prebys (Alumni Sec), Jeffrey Graves (Gov.), Stephen Peterson (Vice-Gov.). John Branham, James Schoemer (Counselor), James Woodward. SECOND ROW: David Shea, Ted Miltenberger, Sigmund Toth, George Turner, Kent Grain- ger, John D. Walker, Harold Edelman, Arthur J. Canning, Ronald Wines. THIRD ROW: Robert Douglas, Donald Adams, James Barger, John Moore, Frederic Haman, John H. Georgi, Stephen Strole, San ford Opperman, Vincent Yoder, Thomas Wright. BACK ROW: Matt Coolman, David Morrical, John Greenman, William Weaverling, Bruce Collier, David Chesney, Richard Goul, Roland Fines, James Borse, Larry Miller. Dodds House Wins Trophies in Three Sports The men of Dodds House in Wright Quadrangle hastened in 1961 to put to use their newly purchased trophy case. Dodds House teams won the billiards, fall bowling league, and football championships. Dodds House men participated in and received honors from several other campus activities, including Fall Carnival. Working with Curry House, the men created the Pink Garter Saloon, which was rated highest in originality and design in the game of chance category. Showoody Fountain, the Dodds House entry in the Homecoming display contest, won a first prize. And one of the unit ' s teams advanced to the semi-finals in the Campus Quiz Bowl. Unit social functions also kept Dodds House men busy during the year. Among the main events on their social calendar were the annual Harold ' s Club Casino, a picnic with the women of Read Center, and an in- formal Valentine ' s Day dance. 345 Lowe House FRONT ROW (left to right): George Bergin (Counselor), Terry Smith, John Liverseidge, John Kingsbury, Theodore Mager (Treas.), Theodore Sobol (Gov.), Mary E. Selman (Sweetheart), Thomas Kruger (Vice-Gov.), Brent Neff, Stephen Gregory, Peter M. Pferrer, Russell Palmer. SECOND ROW: Wayne Hinkel, Frank Vargo, Alan Sprinkle, Vincent Master, Richard L. Walker, Ernest Miller, Raymond Modesitt, John Whitmore, Thomas Ranck, Ronald Swygart, Dave Barksdale, Vincent Katz, Richard Crawford. THIRD ROW: John Thorman, Dennis Bryerton, Rob- ert Dybel, Steven Hubbard, Eugene Klinker, Jeffrey Demby, Jack Kellerman, James Foster, Larry Hall, Edward Smithson, Charles Coburn, Duane Hobley, Donald Wertz, John Nixon. BACK ROW: Don Patcheak, Frederic Nix, Larry Wilson, Milo Nadler, Richard Bass, Dale A. Richmond, Melvyn A. Estey Jr., Larry A. Fox, Clarence A. Mumford, Wallace Kalb Jr., Charles Heinsen, J. Charles Cain, Robert Bargmeyer. Lowe House Puts Up All-Quad Christmas Wreath The all-Quad Christmas wreath put up annually on the south side of Wright Quadrangle is placed there through the efforts of the men of Lowe House. Hang- ing the wreath has become a tradition of the unit. In Fall Carnival Lowe House ' s booth won second place for originality and design. Other honors included the JAWQ tug-of-war championship and a first place in intramural bowling. The unit also participated in Little 500 and entered the Homecoming decorations competition, and they included open houses, date dinners, and dances on the social calendar. In regard to dances, the men of Lowe House sponsored more dances during the first semester of the 1961-1962 school year than during the entire preceding year. On the sports scene, the men entered teams in intra- mural competition in basketball, football, handball, and Softball, in addition to volleyball. 346 Parks House — FRONT ROW (left to right): Cliffard Ryan, James Lake, Jack Leonahrdt (Gov.), Kari Aldrich (Sweetheart), William Lafever, Edward Enghaus (Sec.-Treas.), William Tower. SECOND ROW: John Martin Johnson, Alan Harden, Douglas Hughes, Keith Patrick, James Booth, Harve Harris, John Baker, John Schaffer. THIRD ROW: Wayne Larson, Michael Richards, Ronald Brecker, Ross Faris, Barrv Macy, Barry R. Niemann, Samuel Parker. BACK ROW: Ron Finkbiner, Gerald Jendreas, Keith Miser, Walter Buchanan, Flavius P. Rhodes, Larry Wright, James Pridgeon, Robert Bratton. Parks House Named Outstanding Unit in J A WQ Voted the outstanding house in Wright Quad for 1960-1961, Park House received many other awards at the annual awards banquet for JAWQ units. Among the other honors were awards for outstand- ing house newspaper, outstanding community service, and outstanding governor. Among the traditions of Parks House are annual competition between freshmen and upperclassmen in Softball, football, and basketball. And the annual Battle of the Tin Bucket takes place each year against the men of Cary Hall-D from Purdue. The men of Parks House entered Fall Carnival, pre- sented their annual Christmas semiformal dance, and, in addition to picnics, hayrides, and other dinners and dances, presented Parks House Week. The week is devoted to activities exemplifying the entire year ' s activities of the unit. 347 ... Fergason House FRONT ROW (left to right): Richard Ecklebarger, Lyle Dickes, Robert Cooper. Robert Duthie, David Robinson. SECOND ROW: Charles Whirtenberger, Jerry Judy, Calvin Nigh, R. Bruce Boley, Thomas H. Hopkins, Joseph Spradlin. BACK ROW: Robert Bley, Gary Willey, Harold O ' Dell (Vice-Gov.), Theodore Brown (Gov.), William Johnson, Glenn Cardwell, Donald Buhr. Stockwell House I RON ' I ROW (lefi ! right): Dr. Fred Mill ' - (Facult) Associate), Norberl Wessel (Sec.-Treas.), Glen Chambers (Counselor), Bill) Walden (Gov.), Sharon Thomson (Sweetheart), John Burson Jr. (Vici Gov.), loin Gruber, Willard Travis, Kenneth Barker, SECOND ROW: Paul Goralski, Nolan Pahud, Richard Hoffert, fames Carpenter, Robert Swan, Gene Van Deman, Joel Rose, Robert Wilder, Ronald Shoemaker, Gary Signorino. THIRD ' 48 ROW: Bruce Whitham, Paul Moselc, Paul Langley, Joseph Beickman, Michael Brown. Kenneth Baldwin, William Ewan, Robert Fowler, Paul Steven Owen, Russell Hartley, Archie Adams. BACK ROW: Ronald Slianer. Jerry Hildebrand, Janus Leeper, Allen king, Phillip Pate, Stephan Storms. Ivan Jahns, Donald R.i Cushman. Dunn House FRONT ROW (left to right): William K. Bissey, Robert Rock- well Gracoletti, Gerald Bremer, William Frederick (Vice-Gov.), Tom F. Broadley (Gov.), Gordon Harter (Sec.), Melvin Charles Moll, Jarrett B. Pence, Dino Antonelli. SECOND ROW: Robert Beesley, James Marks, Jeffrey Wilson, Thomas Elias, Terry Perigo, Jack May, Andris Baltpurvins, Martin Gelman. BACK ROW: Robert J. Campbell, Roger Holdcraft, Lawrence Voorhees, Fred- rick Boese, John Mahoney, Larry Joe Shields, Max Keaffaber, Michael R. Clark, Charles W. Boylen. Elliott House FRONT ROW (left to right): John Rumple, Orlend F. Schroed- er, Ronald Bailey, Douglas Hensley, Richard Cicenas (Sec.-Treas.), Verne Victor Owen (Gov.), Frank Kominowski (Counselor), Don Morton (Vice-Gov.), William Righeimer, Joe Heath. SECOND ROW: Ivan Portnoy, Dennis Hartmann, Donald Forrest, Ronald McColIy, William Cieadlo, Donald Brown, Donald Bodenberg, Gerald Bitner, Randall Smith. Max Clay, Donald Appelquist. BACK ROW: Don Meyer, Stephen L. Wilson, James Patton, Wayne Plump, John Cowan, Nick Engels, Charles Saunders, Bruce Bonner, Thomas Streeter. William Lloyd, Robert B. Alex- ander, David Walsman. M9 Harding House FRONT ROW (left to right): Gary Myers, Robert Gentry (Counselor), Robert Goss, Harvey Kagan (Sec.-Treas.), Stanley Hamilton, Raymond Pheifer, Michael Brugos (Gov.). SECOND ROW: Phillip Conaway, Paul Schneider, James Lavanchy, Wil- liam McGill, Michael Machlis, Charles Stephens, Ivan Joe Brown, Raymond Zeigler. BACK ROW: Phillip Gibbs, Ronald Nichol- son, William Grimes, Ronald Dunn, George Lassiter, David Yegerlehner, Maurice E. Crosby, Michael Aaron Roy, Kenneth Webb, Stephen Henley. Rollins House FROM HOW (left to right): Samuel Gumbel, William Melton (Sec.-Treas.), Judy Bonnett (Sweetheart), Frederick Cass (Gov.), Jerry Very (Vice-Gov.). SECOND ROW: Darrell Cook, Mc- Dawsoti I.ee Burton Jr., Robert G. Greiwe, William Brigham. James Ferguson, Carl Douglas Weaver, James 1.. Whiten. 350 IIIIKD ROW: Jell Dye, William D. Black. John Huffman, Sam- uel Stephens. lames Holland, Robert Eastburg. Alfred Turner. Don Gindelberger. BACK ROW: B.irrx Quimby, Michael Blom- bach, Karl I.ohse. George Huffman. Thomas Solomon. Brian O ' Connor (Counselor), Jay Saul. Hall House FRONT ROW (left to right): Kenneth Miller (Gov.), John Szymoniak, James Edwards (Treas.). Robert Meinzer, Michael McCarthy, Dennis Szot (Vice-Gov.). SECOND ROW: Allen Austin, Thomas Samuel, John Joseph Foncannon, Kenneth Petyo, Robert Cicenas, David Stevenson, Wallace Mills. BACK ROW: James Kennedy, Jack Bowers, Juris Lasmanis, Robert P. Messer- smith, Michael Otto Hemphill, William Stephen Brown, Phillip Balasa, Thomas Fraser, Larry Graves, Kenneth T. Porter. Dewey House FRONT ROW (left to right: Norman Boske, Robert Schumm, Manley Scheurich (Treas.), Larry Richards, Marshall Waller, Donald Demas, Daniel Reeve, Roupen Berberian, Robert Lilly, Clayton Seth. SECOND ROW: Paul Knachel, Ron Adley, Ron- ald D. Johnson (Gov.), Jerry Hetrick, John Geberin (Counselor), Kenneth Lukenbill, Mark Sears, Morris Elstien, E. Edward Gut- wein. BACK ROW: Paul Von Tobel, Wayland Hicks, John Klotz, Paul D. Gutwein, Marvin Gutwein, William Barrett, Adam Kocal, David Seufert, Louis Hall, Clement Sniadecki (Vice-Gov.). 351 Harney House FIRST ROW (left to right): George Maxton Sowers, Terry Quinn, William Mallatt (Vice-Gov.), Larry Kaseff, Francis Mar- tin, Kyle Tschaen, Stephen Martin, Thomas Rose. SECOND ROW: Larry Chen, Robert Reynolds, Warren Boyd, Joe Hughes, John Adkinson, Thomas Presbys, Neil Stahl (Sec.-Treas.), Robert Chesebro (Counselor), Frank Shepard. BACK ROW: Lawrence Huber, William Reiber, Gary Mullins, Richard Money, William Cordell, Auburn Kit Turner. James Marshall, Richard Graf. Ritter House u kW BkV- lli mil ■ At! 1 a Q Q gk - r A £ iP  1 m  %  1  .- '  « t • I RON I ROW il.h to right): Wendell Rose, Berndt Mann (Set I n .is. i . Wesley Bucher (Cii .i, I ommye Glaze (Sweetheart), [immie Thurston (Vice-Gov.), Robert Blessing, |o!in David Lee. SECOND ROW: (, rover Bishop, Leo Schlotter, Robert Wright, Michael Tanner, Raymond Rodriguez, George Kitzinger, Tom Harker, John Zahn. THIRD ROW: William Heffley, William 352 Renner, Andrew Caruso, Alan Bode, Paul Romey, ]ohn Merrill, Frederick .ahrt, Boyd Baker. Gerald Herche. ' HACK ROW: Jeffrey Kennedy, William M. Love, William F. Kirkman, John A. Trumbull, Don Fearrin, David Case. Larry D. Arthington, Don Loftus. (,.ir ll.ilin. Harold |. Thompson. Robert Madley. Donald W. Ernest. Campbell House FRONT ROW (left to right): Ronald Van Sessen, Robert Moore, Timothy Ravencroft, Larry Davis (Vice-Gov.), Ronald Waugh (Treas.), Leif Nulsen (Gov.), Darcie Simpson (Sweetheart), John Boyce, William Claymon, Merrill Demaree, Paul Stoffer (Coun- selor). SECOND ROW: Richard Holden, Norman Pozner, William Herring, Ted Moore, John MacDonald, Donald E. King, Michael Carroll, Thomas Wheeler, Robert D. Hollingsworth, Shephen Allen, Paul Harkness. THIRD ROW: Thomas Hallett, Earl Bruning, Harold Hyden, Charles Harris, David Ricker, David Lash, Gerald McCullum, George Walker, Harry Metzger, Dean Jung, Andrew Richter, Charles La Bolt. BACK ROW: Kenneth Johnson, John Lain, Donald Stafford, Jerry Hedges, Loren Martin, Ted Nicholas, Richard Brammell, Thomas Crouch, Robert Sawicki, Kenneth Button, Robert Koepke, John Barth, Timothy Havey. 353 FRONT ROW (left to right): Susan J. Davis, Carole White, Cynthia Sazama, Sally Sweitzer. SECOND ROW: Carolyn Nash, Patricia Fry, Dorothy Jane McCaffrey, Almeda Harger, Jean Smith, Donna Stull, Sigrid Trombley, Lynda Coy. BACK ROW: Mary Ruth Taylor, Mary Rothert, Sara Adair Main, Susan Tripp, Frances Lindley, Phyllis Petscher, Sharon Ofsaiof, Barbara Kline. Mary Ruth Taylor (Communications), Karen Chulock (Activities), Beverly Walker (Sec), Susan Tripp (Pres.), Carolyn Nash (Treas.), Anita Rosenthal (Recreation), Rebecca Louise White (Social), Barbara Burgdoerfer (House Manager). LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Nash. Susan Tripp. Beverly Walker. Read Centers Orientation Program Successful Four Queens and a King, standing for the four wings and Daniel Read, was the theme of a successful orientation week at Daniel Read Center, the largest dormitory for women at Indiana University. Included in the program was an out-of-doors mixer with the men of Wright Quadrangle. The mixer centered around a Japanese theme. Tips from a model, a style show, and a panel dis- cussion on morals and manners constituted social edu- cation week, which prepared the women for such for- mal occassions as their Man of My Heart Valentine ' s dance in the Frangipani Room of the Union Building. Other activities of the center included Mothers ' Weekend, a Homecoming float, and a spring open house. The four houses of Read Center — Beck, Clark, Curry, and Landes — individually participated in exchange and scholarship dinners, intramural sports, choirs, Christ- mas parties, Pixie Week, Fall Carnival, and Little 500. FRONT ROW (left to right): Mary Frichie, Judith Edwards, Re- becca Martin, Janice Rumph. BACK ROW: Miss Lou Pontius (Adviser), Maria Miller (Chair.). 3.5.5 Beck House FRONT ROW (left to right): Patricia Ervin, Patsy Pennington, Sharilee Bayless, Donna McKinley, Darlene McGregor. SECOND ROW: Leslie Heyward, Dianne Beams, Ruth Barr, Barbara Purdue, Nancy Paras, Susan Hendricks. BACK ROW: Brenda Noble, Constance Brown, Linda Bower, Paulette Rubin, Karen Nash. Beck House FRONT ROW (left u tight): Ramona Lynn Pheifer, Carole I .1 Bell, Carol Augustus, Rebecca Russell, Roberta Russell, Alice Livingston, Linda Gorseline, Susan Bargholz. SECOND ROW: M ra Hamilton, Louise Schneiderman, Sandra Jackson, Susan Wheaion, Judith Anne Stanley, Sally Sweitzer, Sherry Wcllcr. [ill White, Martha Engel, Juanita Rivers, Gail Gritzhaugh. THIRD ROW: Rita Scotc. Elizabeth Kendall, Barbara Joyce 356 Fronczak, Carolyn Tidd, Cynthia Foster, Louise Newhard, Carol Alter, Susan lio enschen, Sondra Ruston, Julia Dianna Dennis. BACK ROW: Sandra Harvill, Suetta Kehrein, Dixie Clark, Mary- Susan Stutsman, Jade Simon, Patricia Russell, Joan Reising, Virginia Carter, Cynthia Patterson, Mary Jane Rothert, Colleen Jill Wilson. Beck House FRONT ROW (left to right): Ramona Lynn Pheifer, Carole White, Aleta Shumaker, Karen McClung, Marilyn McClure, Phyllis Wiseman, Sandra Goldstein. SECOND ROW: Kathie Schilling, Carol Butler, Sally Butz, Mila Robinson, Sonya Gwynn, Julianna Miller, Jos Ann Moser, Betsy Green. THIRD ROW: Susan Thompson, Rebecca Martin, Irene Evertts, Carol Traub, Nancy Martin, Martha Hinkle, Susan Peterson, Carole Kuester, Joan Wilson. BACK ROW: Sherrill Mullikin, Linda Knapp, Linda Murbach, Carol Romine, Patricia Kinnett, Janice Heemstra, Tamara Steinmetz, Ann Eberhart, Anita Kindred, Betty Mc- Gregor. 357 Clark House FRONT ROW (left to right): Paulette Foremming, Nancy Mills, Sylvia Ehrman, Alice Stiles, Sally Dill, Carol Morton, Donna Stull. BACK ROW: Linda Bulson, Sheran Koetje, Carolyn Sue Wilson, Gloria Crick, Lee Weninger, Jane Ingram, Sally Hasselmann. Clark House FRONT ROW (left to right): Marsha Frazier, Carolyn Baum- gartner, Patricia Boswrll, Linda W ' alkins, Sara Ada ir Main, Judith Bessire, Prudence Banister. SFCOND HOW: Joyce Peace, Janice- Kay Percifield, Janice Kreiselmeyer, Judith Robertson, Phyllis Bettge, Dorothy Jane McCaffrey, Mary Jo Thompson, Marsha Zeitlin. THIRD ROW: Donna Stull, Susan Hines, Elizabeth 358 Steele, Janice McMillin, Sondra Kay Beineke, Susan Mangel. Norma Said. Phyllis Hunt, Ellen Schaper, Carol Tice, Karen Sue- Johnson. BACK ROW: Mary Jane Niness, Marcia Shadley, Mary Frischie, Joan llargis, Patricia Young, Susan Tripp, Mary- ellen Frazier, Betty Jean Carroll, Gerry Sue Wilson, Judy Pifer, Sandra McNaughton. Clark House FRONT ROW (left to right): Treva Davis, Karyl Widen, Carole Miller, Judith Morris, Nancy Arnold, Camille Watkins, Nancy Starks. SECOND ROW: Diana Haddad, Barbara Timmerman, Sharon Ann Harpring, Louise Nagusky, Barbara Hess, Joan Bruno, Caryl Green, Kay Boughman. BACK ROW: Judith Keresztury, Janet Goodpaster, Eileen Schaeffer, Bonnie Therriault, Margaret Jarrard, Sharon Berry, Lillian Cichon, Barbara Jasi- nowski, Susan Pyle, Elizabeth Bunner, Edith White. 359 Curry House rRONT ROW (left to right): Barbara Bell, Carol Theobald, Margery Resnick, Brenda E. Paul, Sandra Shuster, Sidenia M .n lies, Mary Linda Shehorn, Cossette Jarvis, Patricia 1 oalc. SECOND HOW: k. in ii I in, li. iik. P. urn 1.1 Losiniecki, Patricia Owens. Margaret Cray, Sue Ilolliday, Carole I. Harris. Sandra Bean, Donna Hems, Noelle Musselman, Nancy Young. THIRD ROW: Janet l).i , Linda Schwallie, Mary Kay Sieber, Emily 360 Cronau, Pamela Morris. Ruth Ann Brown, Ellen Joseph, Karen I ' rancke, Susan Siegel, Ann Paulsen, Mary Ann Thomas. HACK HOW: Ann Ilobson, Patty Jo Bowman, Charlotte Pfluger, Catherine Dol all. Mary Lee Seihert, Man Jean Burnett, Susan Jane Davis, Sue Ellen Wilkinson, Suzann Hengstlcr, Sigrid Tromblej . Curry House n fl fi ft • fl FRONT ROW (left to right): Susan Pace, July Lyons, Linda Price, Karen Hunt, Karen Stout. Elizabeth LieVan, Shirley Applegate, Janet Eberle, Marilyn Myers, Julie Parrott. SECOND ROW: Judith Forney, Ann Bound, Reva Seale, Mary Ann Fitz- patrick, Carolyn S. McCullough, Sue Wagner, Linda Roth, Ruth Miller, Victoris Owen. THIRD ROW: Jane Jackson, Barbara Fenton, Dottie Holland, Sara Dyer, Susan Warwick, Jean Hurt, Diane Wielend, Linda Jean Miller, Sharon Bratina, Judith Juncker. BACK ROW: Marsha Wiggam, Patricia Meek, Rebecca Parmenter, Mary Dugdale, Sandra Singer. Karen Bloom, Diane Tellman, Frances Sue Merchant, Janet Mizer, Carolyn Smith, Rebecca Newsom. Curry House FRONT ROW (left to right): Pamela Davis, Linda Anne Miller, Mary Ann Spahr, Barbara Kline, Susan Elliott, Heather Whitte- more, Sherrard Mowry. SECOND ROW: Ruth Ake, Susie Imel, Joan Callahan, Beverly Porter, Janice Schurch, Rebecca Collins, Diana Davidson, Sandra McMullen. THIRD ROW: Tamra McCready, Mary Lynn Wiese, Jo Anne Knable, Judith Ulerich, Mary Jane Goodson, Judith Ireland, Rebecca Grimes, Mary Mahan, Sharon Winslow. BACK ROW: Barbara Sprague, Linda G. Scott, Diane Wiggins, Wanda Hash, Quindaro Groth, Ruth Ann Jung, Merrily Severin. Harriett Hyatt, Caroline Stafford, Carolyn Chapin. 361 Landes House FRONT ROW (left to right): Mary Kay Teboe, Joanne Reiff, Sylvia Sloker, Jane Marie Thompson, Irene Ingalls, Judith Shep- herd, Pamela Krabbenhoft, Lynne Wickerham, Lynn Davis, Mary Lou Grigsby, Pamela Jan Fuller. SECOND ROW: Donna Ranich, Diane Bauer, Sharon France, Bonnie Bierly, Marcella Schahfer, Virginia McLeay, Jane Nelson, Janet Bradford, Sue Ann Deems, Betty Huffman, Marcia Merkle, Rachel Hancock. THIRD ROW: Christina Burgess, Carol Bair, Anne Hughes, Cathy Lass, Suzanna Rossell, Barbara Macy, Nancy Shepherd. Kathy Rush, Mary Ann Craig, Martha McKeehan, Carolyn Terfler, Mary Jo Brant, Lois Klintworth. BACK ROW: Eliza- beth Porter, Elizabeth Engebretson, Lynda Beltz, Marybeth Furr, Gretchen Bothast, Constance Gill, Mary Barter, Pat Graves, Shirley Smitherman, Julie Johnson, Sharon Bobb, Mary L. Bur- dick, Mary Myers, Nadine Naughton, Letitia Ligocki. Landes House FRONT HOW (left (,) right): Sandra Ghcre, Patricia Fitch, Beverly Tucker, Carolyn Tracy, Rita Reynolds, Susan Munger. Sharon Durr, Carolyn Robinson, Margaret Radigan, Marsha Hunt, Sandy Cooper. SECOND ROW: ' Helen Hoffmann, Ka Maley, Nancy Macy, Natalie Hershon, Donna Zwcihan, Elaine Bishop, Catherine Malletl, Johanna Wright. Janet Janson, Rita Cellini. Karen Squier. Penny Nichols. THIRD ROW: Jamie 362 Marlowe, Joanna Ross, Susan Davis, Carol Quackenhush, Beverly Walker, Man Herrin, Man He-hcn, Mary Kay McGlaughlin, Terry Morrison, Andrea Hatrak. Sharon l.eho. Bonnie Stolp. Carol Mattingly. BACK ROW: Sandra Torok, Karen Thomas, Norma Nelson. Carole Jane Jackson. Mary Joyce Simpson, Pam- ela Wilhelm, Frances l.indley, Pamela Best, Nancy Oliver, Mary Nix, Patricia Sebahar. Joan Gahimcr, Alice Strange. ■ Ill ; : ii it w III II llli IIII Landes House u- ' fijbifb i© FRONT ROW (left to right): Marilyn Simon, Carolyn Brooks, Linda Vandenbark, Mary Taylor, Barbara Robertson, Margaret Nesbit, Sheilah Talbert, Carol Scott. SECOND ROW: Kathryn Sanders, Terri Pean, Barbara L. Shaw, Marcia Shanks, Linda Smeltzer, Marsha Linger, Sue Witt, Pat Lowenhart. THIRD ROW: Bonita Bauer, Constance Beard, Lana Pursley, Marcia Mondary, Phyllis Lowery, Karen Greiner, Alice Ann Fox, Bar- bara Badertscher, Sue Ryker. BACK ROW: Jane Jacob, Nancy Dyer, Karen P. Campbell, Mary Hamilton, Susan Metzner, Pat Fry, Priscilla Logan, Mary Kay Robbins, Barbara Krueger, Sara Williams, Diane Mages, Victoria Foster. 363 Men ' s Residence Center Reopened as Dormitory FRONT ROW (left to right): Philip Hempleman, William Michael Hartman, William Busse. BACK ROW: George H. Murphy Jr.. James Baird. Jon Brown, David Maxwell. Reopened this year as a residence center after use as an Air Force dorm, the Men ' s Residence Center is largely a freshman dormitory. There are three units in MRC, Smith, Cravens, and Edmondson Halls. The MRC Executive Council spent much of its time first semester in writing a constitution, and now, a board of governors has been established as well as a judicial board and hall co-ordinators. A center newspaper, The Tower, was also started, and, since the beginning of this year, the center has formed a library of about 5,000 books. Men ' s Residence Center sponsored two dances, a Christmas dance and The Roaring Twenties. On the unit level, the men joined with women ' s residences for mixers and exchange dinners. Now working on plans for next fall ' s Orientation Week, the center is preparing a booklet to help acquaint new students with Indiana University and MRC. Executive Council I. II I 111 UKillT: Dak- I arnowieski. Nikilnros I ' . Diamundouros, David Molnar. Dean Wright. Hal Swain. William Vukowich. 364 Cravens Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Glenn Hackel, Jerry Haberman, Kenneth Waugh, Lawrence Mann, Joshua Brady. SECOND ROW: Stanley Adsit, Roger Swinford, William Mullin, Richard Conawav, Donald Bennett, Thomas Pawloske, Marvin Dellinger, William N. Mbote (Treas.). BACK ROW: Thomas Peters, Cornelius T. Miller (Vice-Gov.), William Busse (Gov.), William Robert Martin, Richard L. George, Earle L. Ciaglia, Bernard Hoffman, Robert Garfield Buckner III, Richard Dean. Cravens Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Max E. Martin, Jesse Martinez, Ralph W. Stacy, Henry Labhart, Dale Spangler, Lawrence Sprengelmeyer, James LeRoy Morgan, Guy Parcel. SECOND ROW: Carl Johnson, Jerry Real (Vice-Gov.), Stanley Augs- burger, David Wieggel, James Kramer, Frederick Hummert, Paul Hempfling Jr. BACK ROW: John Pritchard, Thomas Wolfe (Sec.-Treas.), Michael Wertz, Gary Darnell, James Queen, Alvin Watkins, Philip Hempleman (Gov.), Roger D. Spickler. 365 , . . ... .. .:■-.-■-■• -, -.- :,-.T-r,T--— -TT7 ' ■ Tl ' jI.J TXTi. Edmondson Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Dean Wright, Raymond Doyle, William Rieck (Gov.), Michael McLaughlin (Sec.-Treas.), Ray Auble. SECOND ROW: John W. Moore (Counselor), Victor Brotko, Gordon Mullikin, Michael L. Graf, Richard L. Keach, Jerry L. Huston, Jerome Gerde. BACK ROW: Peter Schmidt, Jeffrey Orr, Donald Kamerer, Arnold Cole, Thomas Plikuhn, William Paige, Richard Veager. Edmondson Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Richard Henning, Michael Humphrey, Tonj Sink is, Richard |. Maxwell. Rodolplu Rouhana. SECOND ROW: Ronald K. Anness, Daniel Walters, 366 |on Urown, Miih.nl I le ns. I ,irr limes, Robert Martin. HACK ROW: Richard Swain, William Paige, Carl Hunteman, Richard Summers, Larry Geddings. Stan Wilson, Larry Siesky. -■ Edmondson Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Robert Walker, Al-Khalisi Hus- sain, William Johnson, Victor Brotko. SECOND ROW: Larry Hardesty, David Blackwell, Charles Runner, Richard Lecklitner, Richard Gilbert. BACK ROW: Michael Perine, Theodore Reiter, Robert Van Nest, Lynn Garrett, Cyril Mehringer, Robert Barry (Counselor). Smith Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Roscoe C. Clark Jr., William E. Sterrert, James L. Baird (Gov.), John L. Wyre, David L. Martin. SECOND ROW: Robert L. Gorman, Michael W. Yocum, Edward L. Shuter, John R. Michael (Sec.-Treas.), Thomas L. Narron, Michael Cornfeld. BACK ROW: Philip Furber, Donald Lee (Vice-Gov.), Ronnie Wade, Walter Haislip, Leland Baxter. 367 Smith Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): James M. Gromer, Charles Pine, Frank Kasle, Barrie Zimmerman, Charles L. Davis, Allan Jones, Larry Thaxton. SECOND ROW: Joseph Lovasko, John Michael Cooper. Michael Jessin, Charles William Ertel (Vice-Pres.), Ronald Jongsma, Michael Sims, W. Warren Wood, Gary F. Davis Jr. BACK ROW: Daniel Leaman, Robert E. Smith, Thomas Nieder- meier, William Michael Hartman (Gov.), James McDonald, Richard L. McDonald. Kenneth Kerr (Counselor). Smith Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Keith Kingman, John Plunkett, Richard Leon Edwards (Vice-Gov.), George Murphy Jr. (Gov.), |o,, ph Songer (Treas.), Richard Ilerre, Robert Alhcrlon, Norman I. Wade. SECOND ROW: Harold Minds, David Ellmore. Rich- 168 .ird rlageoston, Paul Borden, lohn Eisel, Peter Walter. Gerald Peters. ' BACK ROW: John Hiigli, T hurni.in Gladden, Edward Pearson, James J. Humphrey, Arnold Cole. Steven l.unsford, Richard Bradshaw, James I ' . Best. ■ - Wells Center Council FRONT ROW (left to right): Wesley Davis (Treas.), James Cornell (Vice-Pres.), Judith Stahlhut (Pres.), Barbara Wilson (Sec). SECOND ROW: Jane Carter, Sally Kiefer, Karen Grif- fey, Inga Watson, Jacqueline Glaze. BACK ROW: Mary Jane Reilly (Adviser), Marcia Warnke, Ronnie Hancock, Robert Taber, Eugene Jongsma, Sue Campbell. Forest Hall Only Mens Unit in Wells Quadrangle Memorial, Morrison, Sycamore, Forest, and Weather- wax Halls are the University dormitories making up the Wells Quadrangle housing unit. Except for Forest, which is a men ' s unit, all the housing units of Wells Quad are women ' s dormitories. Seniors are honored annually when each hall spon- sors a recognition banquet for their outstanding aca- demic work and activity participation. All the units also participate in the Fall Carnival and Little 500, either as separate units or on a center basis. Intra- mural sports, such as swimming or basketball, take place among the women ' s dormitories. The annual Christmas dance takes place in the Fran- gipangi Room of the Indiana Memorial Union. Other social activities in which the units participate together are exchange dinners and open houses. An informal program is presented every Wednesday night for one half hour by the center. It consists of a student talent show, although sometimes faculty mem- bers participate. 369 Forest Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Danny Littcll, Mike Pate, Richard Balakir, Robert Taber, Ronald Hancock (Governor), Alfred Fisher, Frank Budreck, John Pope. SECOND ROW: William Dudding, Phillip Kinman, Warren Blackmon, William Berry, Charles Mann, Wesley Davis, Richard Whitlow, Deane Smith, David Ober, Stan Keller, Robert Phillips, Jerry Krueger. THIRD ROW: George Steineberger, Allen Lewis, James Swinson, David Lockhart, Stephen Mills, James Haskett, Robert Keyes, Terry Fleshman, Joseph Ford Williams, Samuel K. Gwin, Stephen Hartgrove. FOURTH ROW: Jerry Moore, Edward Clausen, Eugene Jongsma, John Yoder, Edward Miesel, Kurt Gloger, Rodolfo Lozano, John Peters, David Harris, Donald Pearson, Jerry Price. BACK ROW: Norris Lohman, James Yockel, Robert Brookshire, James Stack, David Flinn, John Knoll, Wil- liam Fawcett, Edsel Reeves, Charles Plost, Roger Sawtelle, James Cornell, William Vann Johnson, Maurice Benton. Memorial Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Patti Waggoner, Mary Ware, Aurelia Pasko, Kathleen Helton, Gloria rlartman, Carol Oshiro, Carolyn Hershman. SECOND ROW: Sue Gerrard, Grace Ma- nous, Nancy Wood worth, Karen Sue Kjelstrom, Christine Moudy, Carol Neal, Joyce Fee Klaiber, Sharon Fee Thompson. BACK ROW: Nancy Ann Starkel, Nancy Lynne llolloway, Sandra Lou Nelson, Sarah Mclntyre, Jacquelyn Craig, Manila Jan e Koclling, Beverley Davis, Jeanette Ross, Corinne Johnson. Memorial Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Sandra Martin. Tran Thi Kim-Sa, Cheryl Gates, Cynthia Langdon, Judith R. Miller, Suzanne Link- hart, Sandra Higa, Mattie Camerson. SECOND ROW: Nancy- Peters, Carole Sosby, Linda Thompson, Frances Sarger, Diane Gindelberger, Judith Brown, Pauline Pierson, Sara Stone, Mary- ellen Rozcicha. BACK ROW: Alona Kessler, Barbara Tankers- ley, Shirley Pond, Janet Hoffman, Gwendolyn Stewart, Sally Myers, Elizabeth Harmon, Carol Rafert, Sue Fetters. Memorial Hall fLfl LH FRONT ROW (left to right): Carolyn Beck, Carol Lynne Adams, Rosemary Orr, Elaine Weiss, Lucinda McClwain, Chris- tine Counterman, Rosemary Chappell, Betsy Williams. SECOND ROW: Mary Alice Tolson, Ellen Hill, Joyce Brosey, Ann Chard, Parti Donnelly, Bonnie Bucha, Beverly Means, Susan Finch, Nancy Brown. BACK ROW: Arlene Dickover, Lindsay Mitchell, Myrna Reynolds, Sheila Ande rson, Jane Caseley, Janet Canada, Patricia Greene, Colleen E. Bailey. 371 Morrison Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Sandra Fritz, Linda Hocard, Judith Smedley. Carole Wiggington, Loretta Piggee, Karen Wilson, Charlotte Robbins, Judith M. Fields. SECOND ROW: Penny Ritter, Kama Hoffman, Marilyn Craig, Nancy Baltes, Judith Leipnitz, Rebecca Kindred, Carole Ann Johnson, Lynda Bell, Janet Good. BACK ROW: Carole Brunson, Ruth Tyndall, Emily Stonerock, Mary Judith Buchanan, Carol Panicucci, Sandra Cotton, Ida Lou Klingele, Diane Zehring. Morrison Hall FRONT ROW (left to right: Jeanne Niji, Patricia Faulkner. Cheryl Dille, Eugenia Foist, Elizabeth Braden, Nancy Miller, Enid Brown, Janet I oy. Laura Mae Watkins. SECOND ROW: Kath- r n Hindmarch, (Cathie Harsh. Be crlj Itain, Sharon Bianco, Marilyn Lent , Lenora Lasley, Jo Ann Dobecki, Marianne Doyle, 372 Sharon Smith, Al.nne Cook. BACK ROW: Diane Hamilton, I. ma Braddock, Glenda Ganny, Carol n R.Jones, Marcia Warnke (Lt. Gov.), Jud Overbeck, Lynda Byrd, Phyllis Mills, Sandra ( onti, Barbara I lenry. Sycamore Hall £ULS FRONT ROW (left to right): Rosalia Serardi, Roberta Leifer, Sharon Motts, Amy Miller, Judy Vincent, Donna Smith, Marcia Griffin, Mary Stockamp. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Sayag, Jane May, Judith Giecho, Nancy Lukens, Margaret Oliver, Lynn War- ner, Melba Brown, Nancy Newman, Carolyn Young. THIRD ROW: Cynthia Myers, Romona Finnell, Darlene Peters, Evelyn Leininger, Shirley Frain, Sally Kiefer, Ann Windell, Jackoline Tolle, Elaine Murphy, Ann Jaksich. BACK ROW: Janis Ungerer, Leah Kay Leifer, Alice M. Smith, Linda Fiscus, Barbara Finley, Lynn Moss, Conna Gray, Nancy Bridges, Cynthis Sprong, Shirley Werner, Sharon Hinchman. Sy caniore Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Rebecca Hosteller, Beverly Krick, Inga Watson, Jean Cook, Sue Foster, Diane Kelsling, Jacqueline Glaze, Elaine DeBold. SECOND ROW: Sandrajean Henderson, Barbara J. Rice, Abigail Hall, Peggi Gamble, Susan Durfee, Faye Speller, Penny Gilbert. THIRD ROW: Pauletta Sue Cole, Betsy Nick, Janet Glick, Ellen Holmann, Carol Corley, Sarah Evans, Judith Tenison, Victoria Antonini. BACK ROW: Jacqualyn Jeffers, Carolyn Gralfe, June Krug, Debra Feldman, Diane Horwath, Judith Lowe, Jane Parker. 373 Sycamore Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Aileen Tanaka, Madge Reising, Patricia Saarinen, Sharon Darko, Dawn Wood, Darleen Butler, Judith Lee, Linda Baffo, Sandra Dressel, Judith Reed. SECOND ROW: Betsy Bendorf, Kathleen Bresnahan, Martha Goode, Sandra Fleener, Barbara Jenkins, Vicki Sithen, Melinda Morrow, Janice Bremer, Petra Manning, Marilyn Rush, Janice Luke. THIRD ROW: Karen Buschman, Judy Booker, Joan Sherby, Patricia Morgan, Phyllis Plummer, Barbara Shook, Alice Eicholz, Suzanne Siegesmung, Rose Ellen Messerschmidt, Annette Lynch, Sandra Shirock, Kathleen Zvonar. BACK ROW: Carolyn De Vore, Martha Williams, Arlene Matis, Oma Birl, Anne Sherbondy, Carol Hall, Patricia Lavis, Joyce Cain, Nadara Zima, Marcia Oddi, Judith Zellers. Sycamore Hall IKON I ROW deft to right): E. Linda ( anfield, Lydia Brasher (Sec), Jonetli Emerson (Vice-Pres.), Sue Campbell (Pres.i, Mar- garet Frye, Margie Wysong, Judith Stahlhut. SECOND ROW: Sue Landon, Peggy Burns. Rebecca Sprunger, Rebecca Joanne Weir, Beverly Rutz, Loralee I ' alil, Linda BocatOO, Mary Quin. 374 THIRD ROW: Mary Kocher, Linda Higgins. Kay Lee Wilson. Julie Carpenter, Kathryn Seulean, Marian Clarouist, Jean Kcllev, Gayle Posselt, Sherry Hosteller. Sue Piper. BACK ROW: Diane Benson, Julie Groscost, Janis Milligan. Anne Doty, Carol Chides- ter, Donna Person. Bonnie Cadwalader. Barabra Goldberg. Weatherwax Hall Once a Social Sorority House Formerly a social sorority house, Weatherwax Hall is now a women ' s dormitory considered a part of Wells Center. Named after a former I. U. professor, the house provides living quarters for 31 undergraduate women. The residents of the women ' s co-operative dormi- tory took time out from house work and classes to bring honors to their unit. The I. U. tennis trophy was won by one of the residents in the fall, and the unit worked together to donate the most blood from any one housing unit during the blood drive. Women of Weatherwax live in a diversified atmos- phere for the residents are from Great Britain, Yugo- slavia, and Germany, as well as the United States. Among the social events sponsored by the unit are a Valentine ' s Day dance and a Christmas party. In the spring, the women of Weatherwax forgot about classes for a day when they gave a date-affair picnic at McCormick ' s Creek State Park. Weatherwax Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Ann McKeown, Sandra Stone, Judy Clark, Carol Chapman, Bette Patterson, Patricia Hasler. SEC- OND ROW: Ruby Burgess, Nancy Beaman, Cathie Coan, Arlene Hamot (Sec.-Treas.), Sharon Jacques, Lois Rolf, Donna Harris. BACK ROW: Karen Griffey (Gov.), Barbara Skapa, Elvera Kleinschmidt, Geraldine Keeley, Glenda Mitchell, Judy Martin (Lt. Gov.), Amber Bevers. 375 Mason Hall Brings Trees Center Units to Eight With the opening of Ruby Mason Hall in Septem- ber, the facilities of Trees Center were expanded to include eight units. Planned as a co-operative unit, Mason has been operated this year as a regular women ' s dormitory. The new dorm on Seventh Street and Union Street houses about 80 women at present. Although many of the units in Trees are scholarship halls — the residents have residence scholarships from the University — center-wide and unit activities through- out the year emphasize the social as well as academic side of university life. For example, in the fall the center presented the Mid-term Bawl, and in the spring a center-wide dance was given. Trees Center also participated in Fall Carnival with their game of chance, Pillow Pitch. The Trees Center Judicial Board, now in its second year of operation, makes all major decisions concern- ing center activities. Executive Council FRONT ROW (left to right): Barbara Jane Williams, Yvonne Chang, Penny Sacopulos, Hetty Guthrie, Greer Dawson. BACK ROW: D. Wayne Crowley (Treas.), Charles Gwaltney (Pres.), 376 Michael Donovan, James Bourne, David Moore, Jerry DuWayne Smith, Larry Lee Davis. Oak Hall fJ B |p4 FRONT ROW (left to right): Greer Dawson (Gov.), Mary V. Frank, Judy Iverman, Sharon Petrie, Carol Olson, Beverly Rails- back. BACK ROW: Harriet Walker, Hazel Goodman, Sharon l aZZZ Hoy, Mary Kathryn Huston, Pamelia Hammer, Marilyn Hostetler, Patricia Smith. Oak Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Margaret Conroy, Nancy Ralstin, Bonnie Whitley, Martha Brandenburg. SECOND ROW: Diana Alvarez (Sec.), Donna Alexander, Margaret Kunkel (Treas.), Jan Reeta, Linda Gering. BACK ROW: Judith Voght, Marjorie Dunn, Sandy Sokola, Lynda Davis (Vice-Gov.), Kay Dickey, Sharon Stultz. 377 Pine Hall n o n ft ' (Iff ft FRONT ROW (left to right): Gwendolyn Radcliffe, Frances DiNoto, Melinda Hendry, Betty Guthrie (Gov.), Kitty Kelley (Sec.), Jo Nell Ramey (Vice-Gov.), Beverly Whitinger, Nancy Monaghan, Jennifer Lee. SECOND ROW: Patsy Smith, Gatha Wesner, Carol Struewing, Judy E. Fields, Beth Ann Robinett, Christine DeWulf, Katharine Chueden, Rita Callecod, Janet Don- aldson. BACK ROW: Anna Caroline Schildroth, Gail Sermers- heim, Nancy Southwood, Rosemary Tuesley, Carol Sue Turner, Kathy London, Dixie Webb, Carolyn Galik, Elinor Parker, Vickie Wagner. Mason Hall FRONT ROW del! to right): Lynda Jane Reeves, Patricia Lewis, Rebecca Ann While, Sandra Cooper (Sec.), Carolyn King, Nancy Bohren, Belly Woehler, Suzanne Thomas. SECOND ROW: Patricia West, Roberta Marner, Sandra Rose, I loll) Wilson, Sharon Richardson, Carolyn Rosenberger, Barbara llvale, Sue Barnes, Sarah Eldridgc. THIRD ROW: Carol Wilkinson, Carol 378 Laurel Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Michael Rogers, Warren Spencer. Robert Evans, Dale Terry, William Hendrey, S. John Kaldahl, Jerry Holtray, Robert D. Jones. SECOND ROW: Gerald Flana- gan, Richard Dennis, Craig Hinshaw. Jack Hartman, Edward Kuespert, James V. Adams, Robert Jarnecke, Jerry Duwayne Smith (Gov.), Jay Montgomery. THIRD ROW: Michael Lynch, John Storck, Keith Edmonson, Dennis Jeray, Verlin Mossman (Sec.-Treas.), John Huston, Michael Ormiston, David H. Wil- liams, Mike Eskitch, Carl Stone. Upper Linden Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Lawrence Burket, Jerry Dougan, James Justic, Floyd McWilliams, Ronald Hofer, William Ed- ward Wilson, Harold Kittrell. SECOND ROW: Wayne De Armon, David Strohmier, William Carter (Vice-Gov.), Thomas J. Kennedy, Larry Bartel, James Stebbins, William Godfrey, Donald Shortridge. THIRD ROW: Ronald Florer, Joel Firme, Michael Phillips, Michael Hunt, George James Boeglin, William Reyn- olds, Ardee Helm. BACK ROW: Michael Donovan, Andrew Rowlas, James E. Bourne (Gov.), Daniel L. Davis, Robert L. Kluesner, James J. Harris, Robert L. Wantland, Lawrence B. Fluhr. Walnut Hall FRONT ROW (left to right): Richard Chappcllc, Randolph Clarke, Gary Tuchl, Charles Baker, Walter A. Kalberer. SECOND ROW: David Nicholls (Vice-Gov.), Charles Nichols, James 380 Schnell, Philip Ferguson (Gov.), David Moore (Gov.). Barrett Shelvis. BACK ROW: Glen Davis, Ronald Campbell, William Yarber, Glen Kooy, Garland Kent Dunbar, Joseph Wenzel. 381 Tower Quadrangle— A Successful Experiment for I. U. 382 ... L -rA 3S3 ' Tower Quadrangle I. U.s First Coed Dormitory J r 2 ft( r r J 111 ' ■feflS ■ K k Indiana University ' s first experiment in coeducational living was Tower Quadrangle. Opened three years ago, Tower was intended to have four buildings for men and one unit for w omen. Because of the increased female enrollment, however, the University has altered the setup to maintain three units for women and one for men. The Center Council, which provides over-all govern- ment for the center, co-ordinates the activities of the individual units and halls into an effective governing system for the center. Facilities at Tower Quadrangle include both coed and non-coed recreation rooms, a center library, and a proc- tored study table system. The libraries contain reference books and recreational materials. Starting second semester off right, Tower ' s entry in the small group division of I. U. Sing won first place for their presentation of Purdue Enters the I. U. Sing. Towers A IRONT ROW (left to right): Thomas Hofer, (harks W. Beck, Fred Smith. Ralph Minion, Gerald Paloski, Richard Hudson, Gordon Lewis, Donald A. Lackovitch. SECOND ROW: Stanley Pequignot, Graydon Miars, Phillip Simpson, John Stephen Schechter, Stephen Kelly, Gerald Scheltens, Paul Dickover. BACK ROW: David K. Perry, Carl T. Johnson. Michael Trueman, Harry Hensley, lames D. Bailey, lames M. McKown, Richard Thorn, Ronald L. Ellis. 84 Towers A FRONT ROW (left to right): David Alwood, Steven Lumm, Vaughan Hankins, John Wiley, Byard Herrman. SECOND ROW: Larry Hand, Larry Schneider, David Spence, Robert Clark, Rich- ard Farrar, David Adams. BACK ROW: Craig Holmes, John S. Race, David Pray, William Peters, John James Mallas, Richard Guggenheimer, Vern Idom. Towers A FRONT ROW (left to right): Terry Collings, Stuart M. Lefkowitz (Counselor), Kenneth Sears, Steven Anschel, Charles Jackson, Jerry Smedley. BACK ROW: Mike Waldron, Warren Williams, William E. Anderson, William Pletka, Michael Sulli- van, Larry Coe, James Drummond. 3S5 Towers A FRONT ROW (left to right): Donald Wynne, Gene H. Johnson, Thomas Danielson, Ian Weiss. Charles Hafron, Joseph Dickey, Michael Judd, Thomas Kramer. Michael Heath. SECOND ROW: Robert Carpenter, Thomas Parrett, Howard Jones, James Short, Charles Casper, Paul Darlington, David Mercurio, Galen Lutz. BACK ROW: Richard Weirick, Wayne Palmer, Timothy Shrews- bury, John Kallenberg, John Lierman, David Sunny, Charles Miller. Robert Humphrey, Richard Lemmon. Towers A FRONT ROW (left to right): Gregot Preston (Gov.), Richard Bowman, Kicky VanLue, Carlos Thompson, Michael L. Fisher. SECOND ROW: Lawrence Friend, Edward Samper, I rank Den- zinger, Dennis M. Lambert. Robert Ashbaugh, Richard Snodgrass. HACK ROW: John Peckham, John Voars, Ronald White, Ned Farry, Thomas Tolbert, (.ary Leips, Thomas Strait. 386 Towers D FRONT ROW (left to right): Larry Coleman, Douglas Robert, David Swager, Walter Corbin, Stanley Kremp, Joseph Kennedy. SECOND ROW: Charles Denzinger, Walter J. Schaefer, Lawrence Clifford, Melvyn Kaczmarek, Ernest Kochis, Patrick D. Crain, Charles Mascus. 387 Towers B FRONT ROW (left to right): Charlotte S. Wasmuth, Judy Flo- retta, Merry Ring, Aida E. Creer. SECOND ROW: Kathy Cos- tello. Connie Oldham, Connie Moore, Judith Baker, Bonnie Brouwer. BACK ROW: Mary Ann Clark (Gov.), Rebecca Scudder, Mary Ann Shumann, Carolyn Wall, Donna Moots, Elaine Daugherty. Towers B Si «te i FRONT ROW (left to right). Eleanor Snyder, Paula Dodd, • anil Sampson, Mary Barnes, Ronda Kay Brinkley, Marilyn Roeske, Frieda Fordzce. SECOND ROW: Carol Klepfer, Kathj Hutchins, Judy Allcntan. Katherine Ware. Violet Lowe. Mary 3SS Carrabine, Shirley I lanncry. Wilma Ka Welch. BACK ROW: Nancy Arch. Sandra Miller. Sarah Bavender, Linda Burns. Karen McCarthy, Charlotte Bell, Susan Spiers. Ruth Ellen McCallister, I.ori Watson. 4J Towers B FRONT ROW (left to right): Georgia Nagai, Catherine Darst, Jane Atkinson, Sherrill Kennedy, Mary Jane Rick, Christine Ga- bel, Gail Ewing, Roberta Hel ' frich. SECOND ROW: Marcia Myers, Vivian Lowe, Ellen Chrispyn, Carolyn Davis, Martha Sni- der, Jane Baas, Mary Sadner. Elaine Kirsh, Claire Malis. BACK ROW: Kay Kitchen, Barbara Blount, Judith Quillen, Donna Klyn, Barbara Bauge, Linda Bradrick, Christine Copeland, Julia Ann Fraze. Towers B FRONT ROW (left to right): Barbara Burley, Sharon Curtis. Vicki Green, Sue Hinchman, Martha Lochridge. SECOND ROW: Cynthia Polhemus, Patricia Talbert. Billibet Rush, Judith Mishler, Judith Swank. Phyllis DeVeary. BACK ROW: Janet Walquist, Sarah Lang, Sara Rugenstein, Deanne Dailey, Rita Carpenter, Nancy Gould, Judith Guy. 389 Towers B FRONT ROW (left to right): Brenda Short, Judith Jensen, Gracie de LaPena. BACK ROW: Patricia Horner, Susan Spring- er, Linda Bohren, JoAnn Karesh. Towers C FRONT ROW (left to tight): Karen lark, Bertie Miller, Brenda Lankford, Ilka Jane Aronson, Donna F. Miller, Constance Rich- ards, Janet Christner, Paulette Nemeth. SECOND ROW: Karen Findley, Barbara I). Melcher, Linda Stewart, Karen Neal, Lis- 390 beth Osgood, M.in K. Wyczawski, Marcella Schahfer, Nancy Shinneman, ( atherine Diane Sagers. BACK ROW: Carol Lynn Mitchell. Rita Kolanko, Judy-Jo Dye, Bernice Statman, Judith Wilt, Barbara Haker, Judith ( ostello. Susan Dodd. Towers C FRONT ROW (left to right): Sue Smith, Joan Exford, Karen Amstutz, Betty Sue Wilson, Linda Hawkins, Sandra Orr, Jamie Raber. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Miner, Lynda Rehm, Linda Lawson, Evelyn Szczerba, Carol Fraze, Sharon Marsh, Dorothy Weninger, Karen Yeager. THIRD ROW: Barbara Lindblom, Olga Litwinko, Martha Robinson, Barbara Foltz, Mary Anne Gilmer, Starr Soltmann, Barbara Wallace, Ruth Souder, Marlene Slavin. BACK ROW: Donna Bergstrom, Marcia Mithoefer, Mary Vinquist (Counselor), Nancy Sell, Diane Hippensteel, Ann Hubertz, Stephanie Thomas, Wanda Bailey. Towers C FRONT ROW (left to right): Darlene Be Miller, Linda Faris, Faythe Stevenson, Kathryn Proper, Jacqueline Gordon, Malinda Turpin. SECOND ROW: Jacqueline Wilhite, Darcie Simpson, Carole Carter, Karen Lucas, Cherie Chidester, Judy Summers, Becka Herrmann. BACK ROW: Sarah Ingram, Sue Margedant, Lynda Arnholt, Patricia Thorne, Sara Hoff, Myra Duckworth, Hope Hanko, Susan Cole. 391 Towers C FRONT ROW (left to right): Gail Wake, Doris Mueller, Dixie Neville, Ruth Ann Bales, Carole Troyer. SECOND ROW: Sandra Kroczek, Teresa Eyer, Suetta Spangler. Kay Krider. BACK ROW: Sandra Barto, Su san Ruebush, Elizabeth Chapman, Jean Hamm. Joyce Schrader. FRONT ROW (left to right): Susan Nelson, Linda Arnold, Beth Curley, Barbara Elliott, Caroline Bunneister, Sally Lied. SEC- OND ROW: Sharon Forsberg, Susan Simms, Monika Hesse, Barbara Yanney, Betty Bates, Lana Ewing, Cynthia Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Susan Ulrich, Betty Beckort, Sue Schenkel. 392 Marilyn Wilson, Constance Symonds. Phyllis Neidigh. Kathleen Nagy, Vonya Cantwell. BACK ROW: Yvonne Singer, Sara McDonald, Patsy Yoder, Carolyn Ridenour, Nancy Legale, Jacquelyn Smith, Karen Merkey, Margaret Baluk. Towers E FRONT ROW (left to right): Connie Ritchie, Judith Cline, Bar- bara Cummings, Sharon Fuller, Connie Arnold, Betty McBride, Vivian Gluck, Jeanie Sawchick. SECOND ROW: Ruth Milhous, Kirsten Boyd, Carol Tullis, Barbara Chadwick, Janeann Parks, Andra Van Abeele, Carolyn BonDurant, Judith Fawley, Sandra Drake, Judith Green. BACK ROW: Joyce Turner, Jane Haefele, Alice Jean Heuck, Sandra Sauvain, Patricia Kellison, Elizabeth Powers, Sharon Berta, Wanda Slipher, Rose Marie Burton, Linda Chapman. Towers E FRONT ROW (left to right): Sharon Merk, Sylvia Gall, Kathie Hinchman, Bonnie Thrush, Joann Young. SECOND ROW: Carol Johnson (Sec.-Treas.), Laura Favarato, Judy Leipnitz, Margaret Robbins (Gov.), Ruth Nedderman, Linda Moulder. BACK ROW: Nancy Malone, Janice Lutz, Deborah Bernd, Linda Jackson, Ann O ' Malley. 393 Towers E FRONT ROW (left to right): Patricia Allen, Virginia Dunlap. Anne McCormick, Glenda Gray, Susan Dufrane, Carol Herr- mann, Ruth Fisher, Katharine Kendrick. SECOND ROW: Janet Haines, Darla Divietro, Juanita Talbott, Susan Butz, Nancy Tompkins, Merrilee Pate, Georganne McDonald, Gladys Hilda Webber, Marsha Baird. BACK ROW: Janice Toney, Linda Richardson, Judith Kernohan, Helen Bibbee, Mary Swartout, Kay Costello, Karen Hostetler, Carolyn Wastjer, Lynn Benson, Mary Rupp. Towers E FRONT Row (left to right); Barbara Eaglen, Linda Stoner, Phyllis Sheetz, Susan Pollock. BACK ROW: Mary Ahrell. Mary 394 Turkiewicz, Marilyn Hicks. Glorianne Curtis. Margaret Hart. L. 395 .■ (, n The jeet trample . . . on and on they go — to and fro; a never-ending march keeps time. The jeet: just count the steps, an astounding number on a purposeful journey. Sometimes there is a reward; sometimes not . . . But the faithful feet march on. 397 Phi Beta Kappa June 196 1 Hans Peter Brewer Sondra Lee Dahlstrand Susan Bare Graul Janet Elizabeth Luther Gloria Joyce Moo-Pen Janet Kay Storer Lawrence Allan Strait Judith Oldham Williams September 196 1 Katherine Jo Anne Pyne m lT S June 1962 David Edward Beckner Constance Bender David Edward Berckmueller Carole Jean Bierbaum Vince Peter Campite John Alan Ferguson Harriet Lee Greene John Stier Longcamp Barbara Ellen Manson Rosetta McNeil Jo Ann Flora Mendelson Charles G. Miller Gregory John Nagy James Stewart Russ Jacqueline Sayag Alvin Paul Shallers Beta Gamma Sigma Walter Montgomery Austin Earl N. Bailey Clinton Alan Baker James Calvin Baker Henry Charles Bartlett Winfield Scott Bauman Thomas A. Bausch David W. Beal William K. Bissey John Adolph Bizal Forrest Bertin Bowman Norman Ned Bowsher Thomas E. Brendle Jack Lee Browning James Howard Burgin Alicia Gayle Bush Donald Raymond Chapman Karen H. Chulock Gilbert A. Churchill David J. Clinch Robert E. Collings James Parkhurst Cotton Larry L. Cummings Benjamin M. Cragun Bruce Michael Dann Richard Hugh Dyer Emerson Clayton Erb John H. Essex Joel F. Fleming Marvin James Frank James M. Fremgen Donald W. Fulcher Robert R. Giacoletti Jane Elizabeth Gibbons Joseph A. Granich Carl W. Graning Clifford F. Gray Allen Roy Greenberg Robert William Greenleaf Lowell Dennis Grissom William Calvin Grosvenor Jean Ellen Gustafson Wendell Lincoln Ham Harold D. Hammond Raymond F. Hammond Jr. Frank P. Harben Robert G. Harter Richard Irving Hartman Philip Duane Heinold Susie J. Hess William Hughes Harlan Baker Hume Alan Ray Isley Stanley J. Jonekos Jr. William George Kemp Donald P. Kern John R. Kerr Dennis S. Kindsvater Ruth A. Klopp John E. Klotz Robert George Kokat Jerome R. Krueger Richard W. Lister Julius Loeser Paul F. Lombardi Dale B. Luther James Patrick McCarthy Thomas L. McCarthy Robert Bruce McFarland Charles R. McHenry Norton E. Marks Joseph Franklin Marling Stephen Dale Messner David E. Michels Fred Arthur Morley Jerry Eaker Morton Robert Eugene Moulton Gordon Robert Munson Thomas Herbert Naylor Richard Gerald Newman Donald A. O ' Keefe Bruce Harry Olson Nyyneque A. Osanya William C. Perkins Tames William Pfister Robert Charles Pickhardt Samuel E. Preissler Richard E. Priebe Henri Charles Pusker Gerald Arthur Ramsey Clifford Harrison Readout William J. Richardson Jr. Norman Leslie Ritter James M. Robinson James Thomas Rock David Walton Rose Van E. Rothrock Thomas D. Scofield Brian O. Shannon Peter Richard Sherman Harold E. Singer Mary Ann Sloan Shirley Ann Smitherman Merlin C. Spencer Ralph H. Sprague Howard D. Starr Jr. Paul R. Stephenson John N. Taylor Ronald William Terry James Arthur Thacker Norman L. Traeger Thomas Alan Trosin James Russell Turpen John C. Utter Joseph William Van Dorn Clarence Eugene Vincent Verling Alastair Votaw Roberta A. Warner William Jack Wasmuth Norma J. Wells Paul W. Willey John Edgar Witcher Charles Jasper B. Wood Hubert Zelechowski m Board of Aeons FRONT ROW (left to right): Chester Jastremski, William Eg- gleston, James Russ, Norman Traeger, Frank Vargo, George Hopkins. BACK ROW: Paul Pomeroy, Stephen Moberly, Jay B. Hunt, Frank R. Hanning, John Raeburn, Thomas Huston. Board of Aeons Hand-Picked by President A new breed of doctors? Indiana University ' s Board of Aeons, the highest men ' s honorary service organization on the campus and the male counterpart of Mortar Board, is a select group of 12 junior and senior students who are chosen on the basis of scholarship and leadership by President Her- man B Wells. The organization of outstanding men serves as an advisory board to the President. Acting as a link be- tween the University administration and the student body for more than 40 years, it considers and studies the problems and the needs of both the faculty and the students of the University. The board is often called upon to voice its opinions and suggestions regarding all phases of campus life, from social to scholastic. Being placed in the position of go-between, the Board of Aeons can see both sides of important issues and thus can make its decisions fairly, with proper con- sideration given to all involved. Mortar Board FRONT ROW (left to right): Ann Fletchell, Norma Slants (Treas.), Judith Mary Anderson (Vice-Pres.), Barbara Manson (Pres.), Ann McCarvey (Sec), Sarah Carson Partridge. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Ralph Collins (Adviser), Linda Snyder, Lucinda Orme, Bonnie Becker, Victoria Long, Constance Bender, Donna Childs, Jane Marie Thompson. BA CK ROW: Carol DeWees, Beverly Mcintosh, Anne Bramble, Maureen Kovich, Pamela Menke, Constance Skidmore, Susan A. Baker, Carolyn Clevenger. Mortar Board Taps 25 Women at A WS Meeting Each year Mortar Board selects 25 outstanding junior women at the Association of Women Students ' Mass Meeting in March. These women are chosen on the basis of their superior achievements in scholarship, lead- ership, and service to the University. A retreat is planned each fall so the senior women ' s advisory board can meet to discuss projects and activi- ties for the coming year. A campus-wide candy sale and a flower sale during Mothers ' Weekend are two of the annual projects. The proceeds from the sales are used for a scholarship which Mortar Board presents to a worthy student. Special projects of Mortar Board conducted during the 196 1-1 962 academic year included a study of the honors program and the Great Issues Project. Mortar Board also conducted research for Dean Eunice C. Roberts concerning the qualities of outstand- ing professors at Indiana University. EnOWtCJW sophomore scholastic and activities honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Clara Degen, Sandra Furtick, Claudia Swartz, Sybil Goldberg, Barbara McCrea, Betsy Traylor, Bette Rattner, Jean Gutru. SECOND ROW: Judith Hendricks, Linda Mugg, Suzan Bonsib, Karen Kline, Judy Rice, Janice Ram- say, Judith Brown, Judith Jones, Maryanne Bucha. THIRD ROW: Sandra Rosenberg, Margaret Leahy, Linda Nein, Susan Lie Van, Linda Brown, Judy Sickafus (Treas.), Marcia Meyer, Connie Keppler, Patricia MacLaren, Sharon McHugh. BACK ROW: Mara Beth Goins, Linda Hirt, Sara Schwartz, Virginia Rollins, Diane Ritchey, Susan Fowler, Ann Berg (Vice-Pres.), Sandra Manley (Pres.), Judith Whiteleather, Virginia Shaw, Linda Medley, Rosemond Toner, Constance Brown. 1 IClClctcS junior scholastic and activities honorary IKOVI ROW (left to right): Harriet Newman. Diana Walters (Treas.), Phyllis Moose) (Vice-Pres.), Sallj Shaw (Pres.), Mar) Margaret Bentley, Suzanne Schechter. SECOND ROW: Judith E. Chapline, Karin Grimsley, Phyllis Scaturo, Joyce Stewart, 402 Judith Gull, Nuno liaumgartner, Genevieve Hopkins. BACK ROW: Wanda Wallace, Cynthia Sexson, Carole Bierbaum. Diane Stoewer. Elizabeth llardsaw. Christy Clements, Meredith Keras, Kathryn Simmers. SphlHX Cjlub senior social honor ary FRONT ROW (left to right): Joseph Goldberg (Sec), Jon Hershberger (Vice-Pres.), James Mark Rogers (Pres.), Robert Whisler (Treas.). SECOND ROW: Charles Michael Racer, Todd Brotemarkle, Lindley Edward Clark, Dan Pearson, Gordon Gil- bert, Green Freshman, Robert Francis, Thomas Lower, Green Freshman. THIRD ROW: Thomas Klaer, Thomas Burke, Don- ald Henry, Thomas Rush, Bruce Seward, Mac Crosbie, Frank Lewis, Joseph Votaw, James Stephen Casey, David Miller. FOURTH ROW: Edward Knartzer, Richard Watson, W. Stan- ley Stuart, Thomas Armstrong, Emery Spisak, Frank Hanning, David Cooper, Dave Reynolds. BACK ROW: Sherrill Modlin, Michael Altekruse, William Christy, Frederic Arnold. JiltiC JS Cy upperclass activities honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Norman Traeger (Rec. Sec), Elbert Kram (Corres. Sec), Julius Loeser (Pres.), Thomas Smallwood (Vice-Pres.), Arnie Goldberg (Treas.). SECOND ROW: Larry Franks, James Russ, F. Roberts Hanning, John Greenman, Jay B. Hunt, Gerald Bass. BACK ROW: James Grandorf, Donald Riskind, Jon Hershberger, Terry Hershberger. 403 JT ' lCMie Cjltib upper class independent men ' s honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Terry Tipton (Pres.), William Hen- drey, John Greenman (Treas.), Flawn Sailor (Vice-Pres.), Arthur J. Canning. BACK ROW: Thomas Lancaster (Adviser), Robert Poole, Karl Lohse, Kenneth T. Porter (Sec), Melvyn Anderson. Business Senior Board I no I row (left to tight): Janet Strubbe, Jane Gibbons (Sec), Judith Mary Anderson (Vice-Pres.), Max Martin (Pres.), Julius l.iHsir (Treas.), Kathryne Sue Sloppy, Joanne Hinsch, Diana 404 Walters. HACK ROW: Robert Klotz, Ray Slabby. Jack Shinne- mati, Kenneth Groth, Joe Van Dorn, David liaum, James Owens. • ! Accounting Club FRONT ROW (left to right): Ronald Dunn, Robert Giacoletti (Vice-Pres.), Earl Gimlich (Treas.), Helaine Stein (Sec), Robert Klotz (Pres.), Ronald Ault (Vice-Pres.), Arnold Cole, Robert Fox. SECOND ROW: Marshall Goldsmith, Jane Zygmont, Barbara Williams, Linda Dinius, Linda Hicks, Winifred Hogg, Karen Chulock, Pia Cataldi, Robert Sullivan, Kern Butler. THIRD ROW: Ronald Farren, Leo Schlotter, Larry Miller, Lawrence Coulter, Jerry Ford, L. N. Esmoer Jr., Larry Richards, James Moore, Dale Luther, Larry Jacox, Larry Uptegraft. FOURTH ROW: Joseph Ballarino, Thomas Freed, Elmer Dulong, Malcolm Wolf, Robert W. Milroy, Alva David Allgier, Ross Springer, William Sum, Dennis Ciboch, Joe Hughes, Robert Forney, David W. Tyrrell. BACK ROW: Donald Latcheak, David Klein, Thomas W. Taylor, Michael S. Mackall, Dennis Hayes, Clarke Crizer, Gerald Bremer. William E. Bartholomew, Edward J. Rubush, Gary Willey, Charles Mascus, Floyd Coffey, Richard Fries, James Grandorf. Accounting Club Supplements Theory With Contacts About 165 graduate and undergraduate students make the Accounting Club one of the largest organi- zations in the School of Business. Outstanding business- men who spoke at club meetings this year were C. C. Slain, head of the Auditing Department of Interna- tional Harvester; John W. Hicks, Comptroller of I. U., and Raymond P. Snow Jr., certified public accountant with the firm of Peat, Marwick, Mitchell, Company. Through its monthly meetings and field trips to various business organizations, the club carries out its objective of supplementing classroom theory with actual business contacts. In addition, the club serves its members by acquainting prospective employers with the students in accounting at I. U. Members must be at least sophomores and must have a minimum accumulative average of 2.0. All Accounting Club members becomes associate mem- bers of the American Accounting Association. ACCOUNTING REVIEW 405 (jMtlCVOH DcltU upperclass women ' s business honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Jacqueline Doom (Secretary- Treasurer), Patricia Mikuta (Vice-President), Mrs. Esther Bray (Sponsor), Gwendolyn Doom (President.) SECOND ROW: Linda Young, June Popp, Janice Bales, Carolyn Joehrendt, Betty McCallum, Georgia Clarkson, Janis Graves, Sandra Weisenauer, Jane Batman Tillery, Diana Walters, Patricia Davis. THIRD ROW: Judith Rogers, Mary Whitelock, Sharon Smith, Carole Schulthise, Nancie Boardman, Cynthia Brown, Ann Harper, Nancy McDonough, Sharon Goodwin, Patty Fiscus, Kathryn Wilson, Jennie Taylor. FOURTH ROW: Karen Chulock, Sally Carmichael, Susan Brenton, Shirley Smitherman, Cynthia Ed- wards, Judith Schmoyer, Joann Morris, Barbara Harrison, Linda Hicks, Kathryne Sue Sleppy, Diane Carey. BACK ROW: Lucinda Orme, Deanna Whitlock, Sandra Shank, Sandra Meeriemer, Gretchen Bothast, Mary Durkin, Connie Oliver, Carol Steinkamp, Karen Langdon, Judith Horton, Ann Dwyer. Alpha Delta SlPTVia national professional advertising fraternity FRONT ROW (left to right): Jerome Warring ( Vice-Pres.), Stephen Stuart (Sec.). BACK ROW: Dennis Lawson, W. Stanley Stuart (Pro. I. Gerald Schultz, Stephen Storms (Treas.). IlK, ! Alpha Kappa Psi business honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): William K. Bissey, John D. Hiatt, John R. Cunningham (Vice-Pres.), James R. Juerling (Pres.), Dennis L. Koehlinger (Sec), Larry L. Uptegraft (Treas.), Thomas J. Brown. SECOND ROW: John D. Reece, Ray Slaby, Carl H. Bleke Jr., Maurice Benton, Earl Gimlich, Jerry Ford, Jerry Scoville, James Owens. THIRD ROW: James Holthaus, David Vigren, William Piepenbrink, Terry Gorsuch, Donald Kern, David Zaun, David Kinser, Curtis Boland, John Peters, William Edward Wilson. BACK ROW: Melvin Anspach, Philip Nesty, David Bodkin, Thomas Fruechtenicht, William Fawcett, Jere Voung, Donald Mentzer, David Baum, Edward Yudt, James Grandorf, Thomas W. Taylor. Kappa Kappa Psi honorary band fraternity FRONT ROW (left to right): Karl Pingle, Frederick Cox, Steven Hartgrove, Kenneth Webb (Treas.), Stanley Ricks (Pres.), Dwan Hublar (Sec), Robert E. Wilson (Vice-Pres.), Kenneth Buckner. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Gooldy, Derold Delor, Wayne Hinkel, David LePage, Larry Ludwig, Bruce Smith, Jay Montgomery, John E. Krueger, John C. Burne. THIRD ROW: Michael Mc- Clead, William Vann Johnson, Dudley Gregory Murphy, Karl Coyner, Jon Hedman, Dallas Warrum, John R. Long, David Gelb, Dave Debes, Dennis Gregory. BACK ROW: Joseph Beick- man, Michael Butterfield, Keith Meiser, James Neawedde, Robin Dunkle, Richard Ardrey, Russell Hartley. 407 JVLll 1 hi llpSllOfl national women ' s music honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Diane Mitchell, Diana Haddad, Sharon Gayle Hansel, Benny Jane Kitcham, Mary Critelli, Diana Page. SECOND ROW: Susan Kokes, Carmen Bagwell, Marcia Simpson, Linda Woodruff, Lynette Williams, Ann Lord (Pres.), Gwen Ferguson (Treas.). BACK ROW: Sharon Duggan, Sue Campbell, Jeanette Berger, Andrea Lacy, Lynda Byrd (Rec. Sec.), Stephanie Wayland, Rebecca Anderson, Sharon Foster. Sl W l(l Alpha lOtd national women ' s music honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Susan Salm, Carol Win . I. r (Sec), LOU Adkinson (Treas.). M. Joanne Norman (Pres.), Kathryn Seulean ( Vice-Pres.), Tommye Gla e, Rebecca Pike, Nancy Kozak. SECOND ROW: Vivian Elaine DeBold, Suzanne Ghent, Emily Jane Carter, Lorna Dallas. Beth Kobinett, Karen 408 Wilkison, Shirley Flannery, Mary Ann Wesner, Claudia Ron- CUCCi. BACK ROW: Jacqueline Glaze, Gayle Losselt, Martha Grawemeyer, Janet Walguisl, Nancy Myers, Bonnie Cadwalader. Beverly McGahev, Ann Williams, Carol Ann Malone. TttU Bettt SlgfHtt women s band honor ar ) FRONT ROW (left to right): Carolyn Joehrendt (Treas.), Nancy O ' Reilley (Vice-Pres.), Carlagene Plummer (Pres.), Jean Cook, Jacqueline Glaze. BACK ROW: Elaine Weiss, Jane Carter, Oma Birl, Lorna Lent, Marcella Schahfer. Sailing Club FRONT ROW (left to right): Doretta Watkins, Richard Buck- ingham (Commodore), Carolyn Ridenour, Gary Sisson (Rear Commodore), Judith Sowers (Corres. Sec.), Thomas Marshall (Vice-Commodore), Vonya Cantwell (Rec. Sec), Steven Stone (Fleet Capt.), Judy Welsh. SECOND ROW: Jerry Mosser, Bar- bara Wallace, Victor McConnell, Carl Lundberg, Deanne Dailey, Nelson Behar, Joseph Spradlin, Rosalie Church, Mia Peterson. BACK ROW: James Gosnell, Dino Antonelli, Richard Eckle- barger. Brent Kelsey, John Greenman, William Barrett, David Goldstein, Wesley Davis, Jerry Smedley. 409 Alpha Dcltd TbctU medical technology honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Elizabeth Gotshall, Rebecca L. White (Vice-Pres.), Eva Bell (Pres.), Audrey Hofelich (Vice- Pres.). SECOND ROW: Carole Bringle. Patricia Losiniecki, Faith Polay, Carol Norquest, Pamela Hare. BACK ROW: Carol Ellingwood, Carolyn Eastridge, Janet Hoffman, Patricia Lavis, Luella Woody, Karen Callahan. Alpha EpSllon Delta national pre medical honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Judy Egef, Deborah PierSOn, Geraldine Anulies, Janet Johns. SECOND ROW: Ralph Stewart. Charles Barrett, James Greenlee, William At , Manle Scluurich, 410 Edward Samper. BACK ROW: Dave Ebert (Pres.), Harry Price (Treas.), Charles Pitzelle, l.eland Matthews, Lawrence Ansbaugh, Jerry I.. Coles, John R. leagler. yjfWCQtt DcltU national optometry honorar y FRONT ROW (left to right): Jerry Zucker, Kenneth Turner (Treas.), Ronald Snyder, Thomas Burkhart, James Wilhite (Pres.), Ronald Everson. SECOND ROW: James Studebaker, Joseph Moore, David Seifert, Gary Sisson, Keith Dunlap. BACK ROW: Thomas Minder, John Bausback, James Carmichael, Phillip Richardson, Stanley Tillman, John Ashman. (jTHeQtt Epsilotl Phi international optometry honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Chester Curry (Vice-Pres.), K. Phillip Greene (Treas.), William E. Collins, Theodore Decker (Sec.), John Coffey, Richard L. Carman (Pres.). SECOND ROW: Steven Peden, James Wessar, Monte Stump, Linton Abner, Elmer Carroll. BACK ROW: Stephen White, Arnold Voglesong, John Rutan, Gary Blackman, Ronald Huguenard, David William Miller. 411 Social Service Club FRONT ROW (left to right): Susan Maxwell, Nancy Kaufman, Anita Silverstein, Mary Jo Owens (Pres.), Jill White (Sec), Diane Corenman. SECOND ROW: Mary McClellan, Eileen Schaeffer. Karen McCarthy, Barbara Nawrocki, Patricia L. Cook. BACK ROW: Miss Evelyn von Herrmann (Adviser), Frank J. Lucas, Thomas Carmichael, Neal Benner, Thomas L. Fagan, Miss Theo- dora Allen (Adviser). Alpha Phi Omega national service honor a) y FRONT ROW (left to right): Donald Eckerty, Harold Nicklas, Milton Lane, Kenneth Ionian (Vice-Pres.), John D. Carter. SECOND ROW: Mark Wakefield (faculty Adviser), Dunns Smith, Richard Fox (Treas.), James Schnell. Paul Hempfling, 412 Jerry Ford, William Mallatt. BACK ROW: Marshall Waller, David Morrical, David Seufert (Pres.), John Utz, Thomas Wolfe, John Ilerhst (Vice-Pres.), David Williams. Student Education Association FRONT ROW (left to right): Mark Cline, Ronald Swelstad, Thomas Tolbert, Rebecca Reed (Sec), Paul Bruner (Pres.), Donna Rea (Vice-Pres.), David LePage (Treas.), Irene Events. SECOND ROW: Patricia Hanaghan, Sharon Prugh, Kathleen Zvonar, Sandra Gray, Rebecca Martin, Annette Lynch, Pauline Luthi. Linda Gorseline, Rachel Abrell, Tamara Stewart. THIRD ROW: Carole White, Nancy Lou Miller, Linda Lierman, Martha Wil- liams, Carol DeWees, Linda Musson, Susann Evans, Nancy Martin, Mary Jane Aten, Shanda Baggett, Mary Richardson, Barbara Evans, Judith Arnett. FOURTH ROW: Mary Jo Brant, Georgia Ann Orbaugh, Donna Goodus, Barbara Jean Williams, Mary Henderson, Sally Sweitzer, Linda Highfield, Rochelle Annette Noble, Dorothy Litterio, Lily Arlene Isaacs, Judith Ann Frank- lin, Mary Louise Koehler, Cynthia Tucker, Arlene Matis, Andrea Hatrak. BACK ROW: Patricia Sebahar, Mary Nix, Constance Gill, Judith Robinson, Connie Oliver, Myrna Nuzum, Barbara Meissner, Sandra Howland, Beverly Bixel, Diane Selke, Carole Jane Jackson, Sandra Weldy, Jane Anderson, Suzanne Hengstler, Saralee Harvey, Susan Stone. 11 Lambda 1 h€ta women ' s education honor m y c r FRONT ROW (left to right): Patricia Killian. Shanda Baggett, Jane McGarcy, Betty Mason, Thelma Cooper (Rec. Sec), Maysel Baker. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Svejda, Electa Duncan, Maxine Dunfee (Faculty Adviser), Susan Dudas, Elaine Oeush, Phyllis Perkins, Marjorie Beyers. BACK ROW: Eldenna Events, Jane Lease, Margaret Donahue, Barbara Frey (Pres.), Helen Wincent, Carol Hirsch, Pat Roelke, Helen Berry. 413 Nurses ' Executive Council FRONT ROW (left to right): Kay Dunn (Faculty), Patricia Morrison, Phyllis Fults, Martha Long (Treas.), Barbara Mallett (Vice-Pres.), Verna Raikes (Pres.), Sandra Templeton (Sec), Dean Emily Holmquist, Sally Reichert, Dorothy Youtz (Faculty), Miss Dorcas Rock (Director of Counseling and Activities). BACK ROW: Judy Lynton, Dorothy Gonski (Faculty). Junior Class Nurses . ' n y i i FRONT ROW (left to right): Linda Willing. Bettj Vailing, Rebecca Taylor, Rosemarit Stauffer, Sally Reichert, Ann Ander- son, [une Kirk. Alice Mehne, Betty Palmore, Nancy Hauck. SECOND ROW: Jane Pierce, Marabeth Webb. Dinah ryler, Barbara Mallett, Sylvia Holloway, Angela Costantino, l-.li aheth Blain, Linda Dresbach, Joyce McCutchan, Paula Burk, Sandra Symons. II I IK I) ROW: Janice Gray, Suzanne lorkiur. Jane 414 Wesner, Lois Robinson, Sarah McDonald, Marylu Becht, Nancy ( ominous, Jane) Banta, Jenny Peck. Phyllis Hockaday. FOURTH ROW : Cheryl Ashbaucher, Man ellars. Kay Kleifgcn, Barbara Jacobs, Judith Albrecht, Man Ann Stroble, Marlene Maxwell, Stachia Enochs, Rita Miller, Sue White. BACK ROW: Sue John- son. Maxine Bradriik. Martha Long, Margaret Cory, Judith Seddelmeyer, Linda Murray, Nancj Rule. Anita DeArmond. Sophomore Class Nurses ■« n Q n FRONT ROW (left to right): Judy Gollnick, Dixie Linville, Judy Lynton, Phyllis Ummel, Pamela Murdock, Marjorie Lind, Ann Friday, Janis Hoggatt, Shirley Whipple, Rose Ann Schuler, Nancy Lackey, Jacqueline Neudorff, Margo May, Patricia Mor- rison, Jean Scott, Dorothy Campbell, Barbara Crowe. SECOND ROW: Patricia Mallory, Roberts Swartzell, Nancy Roemke, Joann Richardson, Nancy Karrer, Jane Crozier, Ruth Roose, Judy Hatfield, Jane Rice, Christine Olsen, Karen McKay, Carol Alfs, Leanell Rettinger, Carole Rodda, Susan Shaver, Linda Logan, Mary Brown. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Fetterhoff, Ruth Anne Storaasli, Karen Romine, Kathryn Rauktis, Marilyn Jacobson, leva Sijats, Margaret Hathaway, Louise Franz, Nancy Esarey, Nurses ' Basketball Team Evelyn Draschil, Kay Kilpatrick, Idris Monroe, Patricia Knight, Kathryn Kren, Carol Krengel, Susan Crane, Sharon Anshutz. FOURTH ROW: Beverly Wilson, Elizabeth Nickel, Eva Davis, Cynthia Flaugher, Patricia Dunham, Kathe Wiggam, Gail Baker, Sandra Dersch, Darla Wade, Astrid Stoppe, Carollyne Gross, Marjorie Bauer, Patricia Hill, Mary Catherine Himsel, Deneen Kucinski, Carolyn Surface, Mary Gring. BACK ROW: Kathy Shafer, Suellen Long, Martha Peverly, Gayle Dorsey, Nancy Myers, Kathryn Hunt, Ethel Marie Fowler, Sally Katzenberger, Delight Rodgers, Joyce Fleener, Jane Lundquist, Nancy Ann Tielker, Sandra Kuhlman, Carol Ann Melenchuk, Peggie Reid, Mandy Kopelwitz, Joyce Fuhrman, Marilyn Mapes. FRONT ROW (left to right): Patricia Dunham, Mary Gring, Gelaine Listenberger. BACK ROW: Sue White, Nancy Rule, Barbara Jacobs, Phyllis Fults (Captain), leva Sijats, Judy Sed- delmeyer, Margaret Cory. Rebecca Wolf, Joyce Fuhrman, Rose Ann Schuler. 415 lmwiMMiMimnM—iiiwwiiini iiiiiMNWiimiiiiwiffMiiyiiBii ' ii win iinmiii mi ■■immii CveSSet Cjlub nursing honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Narciso Tenorio, Helen Berry, Francisca Gayo, Mary B. Lenz. SECOND ROW: Marie DiVin- centi, Margaret E. Moore, Dixie Frey, Carol Hirsch. BACK ROW: Anne Whiteman, Gaylord Snyder, Isma Bishop, Francis Gean LeBlanc, Mary Jane Schwartz. Xl JlSI Phi national dental fraternity V M W------ H| f A H T ' Tv ' C f B k L k 1 1 • S ' r ■_■ I jj Ml ' H W } M Lib lib! 1 1 fc£i a II ikovi ROW (lefi to right): David L. Hollingsworth, Ronald E. Copeland, Donald C. Roberts, Sluart R. loll, Thomsas V. Doty, Alfred I.. Knable. SECOND ROW: Richard L. Day, Charles A. Hollar, Thomas D. Van Osdol. Hank GarOUtte, Wil- 416 liam B. Risk (Pies.), .1. C. Muhler. THIRD ROW: Robin Rob- erts. Harold Roducrs, lames W. Bayley (Treas.), Louis E. Kelley. HACK ROW: R. A. Fontaine. Dale Cain, John Rake. Keith E. Yoder, Rodney W. Springer. •n SlPMia ThctU T ail national nursing honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Brown, Raikes, Carter, Peck, Shuck, Mayo. SECOND ROW: Langman, Youtz, Rheiner, Vincent, Polk, Beamon, Killian, Payton. THIRD ROW: Williamson. Gaunt, Siefker, Vines, Traub, Brooks, Buchanan, Fry, Triplett, Kord, Svejda, Grossman, Baker, Froebe. STANDING (left end): Erwin, Henderson, Ludwig, Gramza, Miller. FOURTH ROW: Lynch, Ottosen, Killams, Woodle, Smith, Wojciehoski, McDer- mott. Graves, Tastison, Reim, Howard. BACK ROW: Hayes, Jackson, Powers, Guernsey. Sigma Theta Tau Established at I. U. in 1922 The nation ' s only national honorary society for women in nursing, Sigma Theta Tau was established at I. U. in 1922. The honorary uses the proceeds from an annual card party to maintain a scholarship fund for students in the University ' s nursing programs. Sigma Theta Tau initiates new members in May at a formal banquet. Prospective members are selected from students in the basic professional nursing program leading to a baccalaureate degree with a major in nurs- ing — and from nurses enrolled in graduate study in nursing leading to the master ' s degree. Since its founding, Sigma Theta Tau has designed all its programs, from its scholarship fund to its regular meetings, to promote high professional standards, to foster creative work, and, as much as possible, to em- phasize the growing importance of research in nursing. 417 Delta Sigma Delta dental fraternity FRONT ROW (left to right): David Boren, Norman Chamber- lain (Treas.), William F. Schultz, James A. Shupe, Robert Martin, John Cavanaugh, Jimmie F. Bales, James C. Jinks (Pres.), Michael Ternisky, Walter W. Y. Ching (Worthy Master), John Sawin, WUliam Amps. SECOND ROW: Jon A. Walker, William Cur- rent, David A. Kirchoff, Wayne Smith, John Osborne, Robert Lindsay, Tom Rocke, Jim McDonald, Bill Thompson, John Schy- mik, Robert Becknell, Al Corns. THIRD ROW: H. Raymond Klein (Sec.), Jack D. Brooks, Jim Lowdermilk, Philip Catey III, Fred E. Robbins, Hal King, David L. Morgan, Joseph E. Ellis, Dean Rucinski, Nori Kitajima. FOURTH ROW: Joseph L. Fox, Keith Higgins, Dave Willits, J. R. Hudson, Jonathan Comer, Charles Epperson, David Bojiab, Joe Hudson, Gene Long. BACK ROW: Don Abel, Richard Cowan, Robert J. Witham, Robert A. Wright, Michael King, James A. Jammelmar, Cecil Alumbaugh Jr., Ermal Wilkinson, John Horn, Walter Wilson, John Neville. Delta Sigma Delta Has Dental Laboratory One of the largest organized dental fraternities in the United States is Delta Sigma Delta. I. U. ' s chapter, located at the Medical Center in Indianapolis, provides educational, laboratory, and social activities to further the dental student ' s scope of the dental profession and education. Some of the various projects of the fraternity in- clude monthly dances and the annual Christmas fac- ulty reception at the fraternity house. In the spring Delta Sigma Delta holds its annual Golf Tournament. The wives of members are especially active during the Christmas season gathering baskets of toys and food for underpriviledged children. At Delta Sigma Delta meetings, special speakers are invited to discuss various topics. Speakers this year in- cluded Dr. George W. Crane, men from different branches of military service, and dental laboratory speakers from outside the University. 418 Psi OmePtt dental fraternity fi 1 H ° r jjAil ■ ill ■ , v| B ■ m M Baft ' •vr ' iTrrnY t1%« mmmfl mmim V3EX9 Q9REP 3 C9 FRONT ROW (left to right): D. Gosling, James Myer, J. R. Hurley, W. H. Foy, E. S. Eggers, Dr. David Bixle (Faculty Ad- viser), Dick Fox (Pres.), Donald Sheller (Sec), Tom Sherman (Treas.), Robert Irwin (Vice-Pres.), Dick Rollins, Stephen Stamper. SECOND ROW: Robert D. Barrels, R. S. Buchanan, Eugene L. Dellinger, Tom Weinzapfel, Nicholas Narcowich, John Hosier, M. D. Hopping, William F. Hohlt, Donald Decks, John Mayhall, Jon S. Michael, John Hoerath, J. Douglas Badell. THIRD ROW: Edwin S. Robertson, Kenney Helm, Patrick O ' Hara, Anthony M. Grasso, Kent Hartman, Ross Lawrence, Bernard Kerkhove Jr., Dodd Edington, Richard Seib, Arnold Richey, John Reimer, Wallace F. Chang, Charles Myers, Robert A. Steobauer, Michael A. Urbanek, David W. Myers. FOURTH ROW: Nick Lebanoff, Harry Beratis, Steve Staggo, Bob Rock, Rick Barb, Peter L. Shideler, John Parsons, Michael F. O ' Hal- loran, Robert L. Parkenson, N. Marc Davisson, Richard M. Chentruk, John Legier, Dave Esakson, Richard Osburn, C. Howard Chapin, V. Eugene Rusinger, Dale L. Sering. BACK ROW: Fritz Fishier, Tom Saimer, Larry Grabhorn, Ed Sakurai, Richard L. Fisher, John W. Nyberg, James P. Edwards, Hub Hougland, Howard L. Inboden, Rod Swantko, David Lee Gauss, Charles Byer, John Lund, Bradley A. Baetsle, Jan Silagi, Dan Reuwald. Psi Omega Largest Dental Fraternity in World The largest Greek-letter dental fraternity in the world, Psi Omega now has 36 school chapters and 47 alumni chapters. The fraternity was founded in Balti- more, Maryland, by William Sprigg Hamilton in 1892 at the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery. Since then, more than 32,000 members have been initiated. Providing living facilities for 20 students, the Psi Omega fraternity house is across from the Indiana Uni- versity Medical Center in Indianapolis. The purpose of the organization is to provide a social as well as an educational medium for its mem- bers. The fraternity places emphasis on the welfare of the student and provides programs for the benefit of the brothers in the areas of chapter house loans, student loans, scholastic achievement, individual guid- ance and assistance, and insurance programs. The social program of Psi Omega offers a variety of events for its 60 members. 419 - - ' ■ - (jCCUfllUCS swim honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Sandra Dressel, Amy Miller, Joan Simmons, Margaret Leahy (Sec), Sue Wagner (Pres.), Carole Schulhof (Vice-Pres.), Janis Milligan (Treas.), Cynthia Langdon, Patricia Etter. SECOND ROW: Michaela Collins, Beverly Os- born, Jan Clarke, Marion Libbie Gray, Sally Korff, Kriston Reichart, Lynda Moelmann, Carole Sosbe, Donna Berns, Marilyn Ostroff. THIRD ROW: Barbara Tankersley, Theresa Mullin, Elizabeth Flanders, Barbara Lane, Jane Benham. Paulette Rubin, Judith Fav, Linda McDonald, Merrily Severin, Beverly McGahey, Susan Merchant. BACK ROW: Suzanne Weickel, June Krug, Priscilla Logan, Susan Fowler, Sally Fenal, Elnora Bredenberg, Nancy Kesler, Marilyn Thiel, Judy Glock, Judy Bonnett, Ellen Hoemann. Oceanides, Swim Honorary, Open to All Coeds Any coed enrolled at Indiana University is eligible to try out for Oceanides, I. U. ' s organization for female swimmers. Try-outs are held annually in the fall; girls are judged by the officers on skills of stunts and strokes and on basic knowledge of swimming. During the school year the members meet weekly at Royer Pool. Meetings include current business and activities in the water, varying from w ' ater volleyball and speed races to individual groups practicing new skills. This year the IAAA Conference will be held at I. U. in May. This conference will bring together mem- lx is of girls ' swimming clubs from colleges and uni- versities all over the United States. The most time-consuming and entertaining project of Oceanides each year is their water show, the 1962 version called W ' ater Words. 420 Contest Alumni on Campus FRONT ROW (left to right): Ronald Max Brown (Vice-Pres.), Linda Rethmeyer (Sec- Treas.), William Lee Sharp (Pres.). Lambda Alpha EpSllon police administration honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Richard J. Lease (Adviser), John Shipley (Treas.), David Allen (Vice-Pres.), Diogenes Galanos (Pres.), Patrick Lamey (Sec), John Ballard. SECOND ROW: Stephen Hartgrove, John Hollingsworth, Walter A. Kalberer, Richard Mantel, Hal Swain, William L. Spitler, Jane Cook. BACK ROW: Paul Braselton. Bernard Kuhn, Kenneth Sears, Joe Tripp, John Carpenter, Marshall Brooks, L. Alan Walters, Hillard J. Trubitt, James Reeder, Robert F. Borkenstein. 421 ■T ' rr-J. — : V EFiLESSS Society for the Advancement of Management FRONT ROW (left to right): John Kanzler, Kathryne Sue Slep- py, Judith Anderson, Robert VanLue, James Ferguson (Pres.), Kenneth Groth (Exec. Vice-Pres.), Carolee Tomlinson, Jane Til- lery (Sec), Ronald Waite. SECOND ROW: Stephen Collins, Donald Demas, Richard Ganns, John Reece, Byron Ginzel, Elmer Dulong, Jon Meyer, Charles Ehase, Earl Epperson, William Righeimer. THIRD ROW: Charles La Bolt, Donald P. Kite, Frederic Arnold, William Melton, Floyd Coffey, Samuel Foster, Frederick Cuppy, John Gall, Leonard Heinlein, Morris Watson, Don English. BACK ROW: Warren Perry, James Dye, John Williams, Danny Littell, David Baum, William Fawcett, Larry Chizum, John Kent Peters, Larry Sugar, Verne Victor Owen, Michael Douglas, Edward Boehne, Carl Stone. Business Executives Address Management Group Upperclass men and women in business, economics, and engineering have an opportunity to meet and to learn from prominent business executives through mem- bership in the Society for the Advancement of Manage- ment, for leaders in management frequently speak at the meetings of this group. The program of the Indiana University chapter of SAM includes research and discussion by the members. Thus the organization serves as a medium tor an ex- change of information concerning the problems and policies involved in industry and management. Com- munity projects also are sponsored by SAM. A further advantage which membership in SAM pro- vides to students is the opportunity to participate in planning and directing the activities of an organization dedicated to the promotion of their chosen field. The Indiana University Chapter of SAM is affiliated with tin. national association. 422 Marketing Club FRONT ROW (left to right): Deanna Whitlock, Steven Lowe, Ronald Stephenson (Vice-Pres.), W. Stanley Stuart (Pres.l, Robert Whisler (Vice-Pres.), Stephan Storms (Treas.l, Thomas Everett, Judith M. Anderson. SECOND ROW: Michael Fleming, Michael Pasquale, Lynn Smith, Keith Stanton, Michael Canine, Ian Mi- chael Weiss, Earl Epperson, Donald Henry, Roy Schnier. THIRD ROW: Joseph Goldberg, Richard Ganns, Richard Gooldy, Donald Skillman. Dorran Vogler, A. A. DeRosa, Deane Smith, Thomas J. Brown, Donald Felton. FOURTH ROW: William Ferguson, Mi- chael Hansen, Walter Durkes, Dennis Lawson, Fred Dunn, Ray Slaby, Mac Crosbie, Lendon Underwood Jr., Kenneth Tate, James Hulthas, Richard D. Gerke. BACK ROW: Richard Watson, Richard Putt, Robert Jurgens, Larry Chizum, Thomas Stevens, Jerome T. Warring, Paul Scherrer, Thomas Lanane, George Owen, Leonard Frank Wilson. Marketing Club One of Business School ' s Largest With over 180 members, the Marketing Club is one of the largest clubs in the School of Business. Its pur- poses are to concern itself with the individual welfare of its members; to acquaint them with practical situa- tions in the marketing field; to encourage research in the areas of advertising retailing, and sales, and to promote fellowship among marketing students and the sponsors of the organization, the Department of Marketing faculty. Meetings of the Marketing Club feature talks by dis- tinguished representatives from the field of marketing such as Edward Bartley, Market Research Director for B. F. Goodrich Company, pertinent films, and discus- sions. This year, the club started a newsletter which is to be published once each semester and distributed to all club members. Men and women in the Marketing Club become stu- dent members of the American Marketing Association. FRONT ROW (left to right): Paul Ronald Stephenson (Vice- Pres.), W. Stanley Stuart (Pres.), Robert Whisler (Vice-Pres.), Stephen Storms (Treas.). 425 i nHH Hmmm EiB , - Alphtt LaWlbuCl Delta freshman scholastic honor ar « oo 1 } ■ A 9 ; ft FRONT ROW (left to right): Sarah Lee Miller, Sylvia Dygert, Judith Whiteleather, Sandra Manley, Sybil Goldberg, Eileen Terry, Nancy Lehman, Nancy Ranschaert, Nancy Lee Slack. SECOND ROW: Nancy Chew, Carole White, Kara Wike, Marilyn Ostroff, Barbara Gore, Judith Rice, Helen Hofmann, Mary Alice Allwein, Carol Norquest, Betsy Traylor, Mary Ann Kelso, Bette Rattner. THIRD ROW: Victoria Antonini, Maryanne Bucha, Karen Kline, Beth Robinett, Carolyn Kitchell, Janet Alleman, Mary Lausch, Ilene Eppenstein, Marlene Cooreman, Joan Barnes, Connie Kiess, Rita Biddle, Jean Gutru. FOURTH ROW: Linda Kitzmiller, Sharon Armstrong, Marilyn Jones, Sandra Furtick. Ann Bartholome, Judy Sickafus, Linda Medley, Marcia Meyer, Leslie Manifold, Emily Cronau, Susan O ' Malley, Louise Adamson, Lynett Solomon, Carmalieta Dellinger. BACK ROW: Claudia Swartz, Bonnie Cadwalader, Julie Johnson, Sylvia Volkman, Susan Fowler, Hazel Cuffey, Karen Lee Smith, Diane Ritchey, Suzanne Mae Whaley, Sandra Grybeck, Kathy London, Carol Parker, Pamela Best, Myrna Oliver (Sec), Elizabeth Anne Miller. Carolyn Nash. Alpha Lambda Delta Chooses Members on Grades Membership in Alpha Lambda Delta is based en- tirely upon scholastic achievement. Freshman women who obtain a 3.5 accumulative average in their first semester on campus or the entire year are offered the privilege of pledging. Pledging and initiation cere- monies are held in the fall and in the spring in con- junction with those of Phi Eta Sigma, the corresponding honorary for freshman men. The program of Alpha Lambda Delta was begun this year with a reception, planned in co-operation with Phi Eta Sigma, for freshman scholarship holders. Dr. Gerking of the Department of Biology spoke. This ear Alpha Lambda Delta initiated a new phi- lanthrophy In sponsoring two $125 scholarships. The scholarships will be given to members of the group to be used in their junior year of study. The organiza- tion hopes that the giving of the scholarships will set a precedent tor subsequent members of the group. 424 Pbl Eta SlQTIItt freshman scholastic honorary Left to right: Norman Hertzer, Jack Gossard, James Binkley, Henry Salzarulo, Paul Harkess, William O ' Connell, Stephen K. Smith. Phi Eta Sigma Convention Set for I. U. Indiana University will be host for the 1962-1963 national convention of Phi Eta Sigma, national scholas- tic honorary for freshman men. This will be the second time the convention has met here. Men with a grade average of 3-5 or higher for the first semester or com- bined first and second semesters of their freshman year will attend the convention. An annual service of Phi Eta Sigma is the reception for scholarship holders given each fall in the Union. At this event outstanding students become acquainted with University faculty members and the present Phi Eta Sigma members. Another function is the distribution of study guides to freshmen. Through this service Phi Eta Sigma en- courages scholarship and provides a goal for conscien- tious students. At the spring initiation banquet, eligible freshmen join Phi Eta Sigma as old members become inactive. 425 ■■■ HHMMHB ■ Skull ttfid CveSCetlt sophomore honorary for organized men •■ - ' ' , .. i FRONT ROW (left to right): James Owens, Ronald Blue, Wil- liam Meek (Vice-Pres.), Jack Cooper (Treas.), Brian Bailey (Pres.), Dickinson McGaw, Stephen Ricke, Larry Hannah. SECOND ROW: Richard T. Schroeder, Steven Mowrer, Ronald Ballenger, Ronald Gerow, John Mens, Thomas Hayhurst, Phillip Bainbridge, David Blocker. BACK ROW: Terry Gorsuch, Larry M. Davis, Jerry Sparks, Robert Polikowski, John Dinkel, Ronald Bennett, Barry Chapman, Rick Jackson, Thomas Walder, Randall Tobias. Skull and Crescent Works for School Loyalty A national organization established to further and strengthen interfraternity relationships, Skull and Cres- cent also works to instill a feeling of loyalty in its members by acquainting them with the traditions and customs of Indiana University. This organization en- courages higher scholastic attainments, fosters a feeling of understanding between students and faculty, and sup- ports measures concerning the welfare of the student body. It also encourages active school spirit by co- operating with other organizations and individuals with these common goals, and aids all incoming freshmen in orienting themselves to college life. Having a class standing of sophomore, being a mem- ber ot a fraternity, and having an accumulative grade average of 2.0 after the first semester of the lreshman year are requirements for membership. The Indiana University chapter has 65 members and is sponson ,1 In Profi ssoi ( .. Y. Starr, 426 A {IfVlUTClclU honorary for independent women FRONT ROW (left to right): Barbara Nawrocki, Shirley Smith, Nancy Beaman, Elaine Weiss, Betty Guthrie (Treas.), Sandra Dressel. BACK ROW: Kathryn Seulean, Inta Argals, Carolyn Wastjer, Mary Zaranka, Marietta Cassle (Vice-Pres.), Judith Lowe, Karen Boling. 1 OTHUhdWk sophomore honorary for independents FRONT ROW (left to right): Melinda Hendry, Judith Mangas (Sec), Nicki Holton (Treas.), Karl Pingle, Patricia Corner (Pres.), Edna Fay Hardin. SECOND ROW: Ann Boksenberg, Carolyn Nash, Gerald Bremer, William Brigham, Joneth Emerson, Leslie Heyward. BACK ROW: Neil Stahl, Frederick Cass, Karl Swain, Norbert Wessel, Wallace Williamson, Verlin Messmann, James Lochary (National Adviser), Ralph Stewart. 421 :■■ ' . ■r l ' .-. ' ..-l.. ,, .-: - r , ■HBH B - _._ SlQfflltt Delta Cjhl national professional journalism honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): Chester Justice, Richard Yoakam (Adviser), Max Moss. BACK ROW: Cecil Smith, Patrick Mc- Keand, Gary Long (Pres.), Jay Newbern, Kenneth Beckley (Vice- Pres.), Jerry Lloyd, Gary M. Gray, Roland Stein, Gary Schultz. Thctd SlQWMl Phi national professional journalism honorary I RON! now (left t right): Margaret Jarrard, Karen Brooks, Julie Ann MilK (Vice-Pres.), Dianne Johnston. BACK ROW: Sally Shaw, Luzetta Weaver, Joyce Stewart, Kathryn Simmers, Barbara luiliiir il ' riv), Sharon Serie. 428 SlPtfld Alpha Ettt speech and heaving club FRONT ROW (left to right): Karin Stuart, Enid Brown, Janet Hope Keiser (Sec), Phyllis Plotkin (Vice-Pres.), Marcia Edwards (Pres.), Judith Lowe (Treas.), Roberta Seaman, Phoebe Holtz- man. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Parker, Janet Hershberger, Mary- Ann Fitzpatrick, Charlene Sarka, Rita Janicki, Judith Steele, Geraldine Jaksa, Doris Singer, Harriet Ruchman. THIRD ROW: Sally Diane Turley, Diane McFarland, Jo Faye Luck, Patricia Hammel, Rebecca Erdel, Bonnie Boyle, Mary Joanne Cameron, Judith Milisen. BACK ROW: Judith Juncker, Lynn Block, Susan Sandberg, Joan Littlejohn, Mary Zaranka, Rae Schwartz, Sonya Rapoport, Shirley Krug, Romona Finneel. ScabhttVu Und Blade military honorary FRONT ROW (left to right): William R. Miller, Joseph E. Conn, John Gall (1st. Lt.), William Ryall (Capt.), Julius Loeser (Sgt.), Joseph Goeller, William Morell. SECOND ROW: Morris McKee, Dan Noble, Carl Bleke, Rex Green, Milton Lane, Harold Nicklas, Allen Lewis, Stephen Collins. THIRD ROW: James Flockencier, William Melton, Thomas Rush (Chaplain), Stanley Morris, Donald Parsons, David Keller, Thomas Deputy, Jon Hed- man, John Daniel Cunningham. BACK ROW: Jon Channing Utter, Dennis Orr, Melvyn A. Estey Jr., Alvin Koestring, Paul Frenz, Terry Hershberger, Jay M. Feinberg, James L. Kennedy. 429 ,_ Distinguished Military Students FRONT ROW (left to right): William C. Rose. Charles T. Dun- can, David L. Keller, John S. Gall, Jon D. Hershberger, Thomas D. Rush. BACK ROW: Julius Loeser, Jerry L. Ford, Willie F. Ray, Cecil P. Smith, Joseph E. Conn, Lanny J. Beach, Douglas W. Carmack. Commissioning ceremonies are even more enticing when brigade sponsor Jan Slagel participates. Army ROTC Flight Training FRONT ROW (left to right): Richard Kitchell, Douglas Car- mack, Stephen Wheatley. BACK ROW: Mac Crosbie, Frank Radwan, Wendell Tucker. ROTC Cadet Command FRONT ROW (left to right): Cadet Col. John S. Gall, Cadet Lt. Col. Thomas D. Rush. BACK ROW: Cadet Lt. Col. Joseph E. Conn, David L. Keller, Willie F. Ray. Arnold Air Society and Angel Flight FRONT ROW (left to right): Charlotte Rome, Thomas Arm- strong, Carolyn Terfler (Treas.), Justin Patterson (Cmdr.), Karen Miene (Cmdr.), Thomas Pence, Mary Sandra Musgrave, Morris Hudson, Patricia Fitch. SECOND ROW: Janice Slagle, Karen Stephan, Katherine Loepke, Kathleen Hogan, Nancy Scecina, Nancy R. Thompson, Pamela Best, Carol Schille, Judy Sickafus, Ann Lumbattis. THIRD ROW: Judith Hamilton, Diana Dowling, Ken Crow, Byron Sutton, Dennis Orr, David Stevenson, Jack Leonhardt, Kenneth King, Jack Cunningham, Marcia Johnson. Sharon Uchimura. BACK ROW: Mary Hartmann, Georgia Clark- son, Robert Proudfit, John M. Thompson, John Richard Boergert, Robert Helt, David McKelvey, William Lambert, Michael Kanne, James Vint, Karin Olson. Arnold Air, Angel Flight Sponsored by USAF Arnold Air Society was established to better prepare advanced Air Force cadets for active military life and to create a closer relationship among advanced cadets. Each year Arnold Air Society, together with Scab- bard and Blade of the Army ROTC, sponsors a formal dance, the Military Ball, at which a Military Queen is elected. She reigns over all social military activities for the following year. Angel Flight is a national organization sponsored by tin- United States Air Force to advance and promote interest in the Air Force and to aid in the progress of Arnold Air Society. Membership is open to any inter- ested women who have a two point grade average in a minimum of twelve semester hours. Angel Flight and Arnold Air Society are brother- sister organizations, and they plan and conduct many activities jointly throughout the year. 432 Rifl es FRONT ROW (left to right): John Osborn, 2nd Lt. John D. Walker, 2nd Lt. Robert L. Wantland, Karen E. MacMurray (Hon. Spon.), Capt. Michael E. Hunt, Capt. Barbara Einstandig (Hon. Spon.), 2nd Lt. Verne R. Chapman, 2nd Lt. Larry G. Kaseff, 1st Sgt. James E. Smith. SECOND ROW: John Rumple, Jerry Reed, Thomas Decker, William Huffman, William Herring. Robert Augspurg, Harry Scott, David Grosch, Joseph Abbott, Douglas Nesbit. THIRD ROW: David Swager, Bruce Frey, Charles Lamb, Robert Sinclair, Pat Van Valer, John Aldriedge, Jon Hedman, Richard Elkins, Robert Kirkpatrick, Robert E. Dowden, Samuel E. Etienne. BACK ROW: Steven Allison, James Diehl, Michael Dimitroff, Loren Hooper, John Demaree, Larry Helsel, Melvyn Kaczmarek, Phillip Tumey, Ronald Smith, James Bailey, David Schubert, Philip Furber, Lowell Wilkins. Third Regimental Headquarter f i m a W - rV Pi 1 f 11 Kt - - 3|| t w 1 • • • • ' •I ' • ' 1 • • t 9 iM - . . • : 1 ' • ft H 3 Tf M 1 vk 1 • • • • 1 FRONT ROW (letf to right): Capt. Alvin Koestring, Capt. Charles Dughi (U.S. Army), Col. John S. Gall, Maj. Joseph Conn, Capt. David Fosnough. BACK ROW: Cpl. Vincent Yoder, Michael Diamond, Stephen Sobat, Sfc. Charles Beal, Ray Gines. 433 ■ Frank Roberts Hanning President James Campbell Program Co-ordinator Thomas Smallwood Vice-President Ann Fletchall Secretary Elbert J. Kram Clubs Union Board of Directors William Briggs Recreation l in Hi. l.i Orme University Services Carol Culbertson Social Nancy Baumgartner Cultural Constance Bender House Management Michael M.hr Special Sit u iv I n Wotherspoon Public Relations Stephen Moberly Campus Programs IMU Insignia Represents Myriad Activities Degsined for and by University Students The IMU insignia on blazers, advertising, and posters has become the symbol of myriad activities presented for students by students. Serving as the central activities organization of the Indiana Memorial Union, the Union Board of Directors sponsors and promotes about 600 activities annuall y, including such giants as Fall Carnival and the IMU Pop Concerts. The board also directs 1 1 clubs which appeal to smaller special interest groups. During the 1961-1962 year the Union Board in- augurated the Invitational Dinners where students and faculty members met for dinner and to hear guest lec- turers from the faculty. Each member of Union Board must pass through an elaborate screening process. For appointment, he must have junior or senior standing, a 2.6 grade aver- age, and at least 100 service hours for Union activities. The selection committee for the board includes, among others, the Dean of Students, Union Board chairman, President of the Student Body, and the president of AWS. Union Board consists of seven appointed members one of whom must be a senior; two members must be elected by the Student Body. The Dean of Students and President of the University are also members of the Union Board of Directors. 435 IMU Cultural Committee FRONT ROW (left to right): Bessie Nees, Ann Lumbattis, Nancy ' Baumgartner, Starr Soltmann. BACK ROW: Nancy Good, James Greenlee, Stephen Pohl, Michael Cornfeld, Kathryn Simmers. Fall Carnival Steering Committee SEATED: William Rose (General Chair.). STANDING: Christy Clements, Randall Tobias, Iran Gutru, Robert Roth, Mary Margaret Bentley, Michael Mehr, Marjorie Nixon, Willi. mi 436 Eggleston, Jon Hershberger. Jeanne Hopkins, James Greenlee, Sandra Schnltz. kH Student Government Introduces Great Issues A new phase of student government called the Great Issues Forum marched onto the campus this year and dedicated itself to stamping out student apathy toward world problems. Headed by Brad Mintener Jr., grad., the forum culminated in a model senate session May 4, 5, and 6. One hundred students, designated as United States Senators and assigned to political parties and states, met in committee sessions during the spring to discuss issues which were later considered in the Senate session. The senators served on one of five committees, and some of them worked in one of two sub-committees. In committee, they discussed issues of current impor- tance in international headlines. The forum, designed as an educational project, was created by the Student Senate in the fall at the suggestion of Jim Taylor, senior, President of the Student Body. On the international scene, 100 University students joined 200 others from Midwest colleges and univer- sities to debate topics in the Little United Nations As- sembly February 28 to March 3. Secretary-General in charge of supervisory headaches was Larry Frankel, senior. In the area of student government, this has been one of the most exciting semesters since politics came to campus. The old system of separating political parties according to organized and independent housing units crashed. One party died, and two sprang to take its place. By the April 5 election, three parties — the Inde- pendence, United Students, and All Campus Party — were vying for votes. The Student Senate during the year passed many bills which were passed on to the administration for con- sideration. The Senate also discussed the fate of the judicial branch of local government, the Student Su- preme Court, and they participated in activities on a national scale in the National Student Association. TOP TO BOTTOM: James Taylor, President of the Student Body; Susan Tripp Rose, Student Government secretary; Paul Pomeroy, Vice-President of the Student Body. 437 .. Student Senate FRONT ROW (left to right): Lorraine Cohen, Wanda Wallace, Mary S. Head, Diane Ritchey, Susan Hecht, Jacqueline Seglin, Judy Jones. SECOND ROW: Mohammed Arif Hayat, George Hopkins, Richard Pletcher, Jerry Miller, Stephen Moberly, Norman Hertzer, Robert Roth, James Roberts. BACK ROW: Phillip Kinman, Paul Hempfling, Michael Donovan, Philip Fer- guson, Steve Smith, Terry Hershberger, Ardee Helm, Thomas Huston, Frank Vargo. Cabinet FRONT l(() V (left to right); Margaret Bond, Susan McHugh, Jeanne Wellborn, Martha Reuter, Judith Knilans. MACK ROW: Randall Jehs, William Hriggs, Walton Francis, John Branham. 438 Supreme Court FRONT ROW (left to right): Linda Snyder, David Lawhead, Barbara Metzner. BACK ROW: James Barger, Mark O. Rousseau. Academic Board of Review FRONT ROW (left to right): Rebecca Reed, Wally M. Vendes, Jacqueline Seglin, Judith Buddenbaum, Jeanne Wellborn (Chair.), Marilyn Myers (Sec), Judith Shriber. BACK ROW: Bonnie Becker, Kathy London, Richard Spencer, Leo Fay (Faculty Adviser), John James Perkins, Suzanne Whaley, Judith Schmoyer, Judy Edwards. 439 LUNA and Great Issues FRONT ROW (left to right): Sharon McHugh, Jackie Seglin, Brad Mintener, John Branham, Dennis Orr, David Fredrico, Marilyn Regester, Diana Seglin. SECOND ROW: Sandra Fur- tick, Marilyn Craig, Karen Chulock, Bonnie Becker, Patricia Edmonston, Carol Runnder, Christy Clements, Judith Jones. BACK ROW: Carole McNear, Mary Vendes, Larry Fraenkel, Jerry Miller, Mark Silbergeld, Charles Pitzel, Ruth Silver, Mary Whitelock, Linda Bowton. Student Elections Commission ikiiM How (left co right): Michael Thornburg, Marj White- lock, Pegg) Louis, Nancj Kesler, Susan Hechi (Leadership Chair.), Judith Keen, Kathleen Currej BACK ROW: Karl 440 Pingle, Linda Vandenhark, Sandra Manley, James R. Cooke. Henry Prchys (SEC Chair.), Diana Mast. Karen Chulock, Randall Tobias. National Student Association FRONT ROW (left to right): Martha Reuter, Janet Vaksdal, John M. Cooper, Ronald Walker, Jacqueline Seglin, Margaret Bond. BACK ROW: Kathryn Simmers, David Brubeck, Susan Hecht, William Briggs (Chair.), Judith Anderson, Stephen Mo- berly, James Owens. COPE FRONT ROW (left to right): Susan Hecht, Walton Francis, Ernestine Eppenger, Jacqueline Seglin, Mohammed Arif Hayat. BACK ROW: Jacque Foust, Christy Clements, Jon Hershberger, John King, Nancy Rodgers, John Ferguson, Sue Ann Potter. 441 — - FRONT ROW (left to right): Jane Gibbons (Sec). Willoughby Jarrell (Female Dir.), Donna Childs (Female Dir.). BACK ROW: Terry Hershberger (Pres.), Jerry Ford (Male Dir.), Robert Steuer (Male Dir.). Seniors Seek I.JJ.s Inclusion in ' Who ' s Who ' The Class of 1962 began the groundwork this year for having the National Who ' s Who of Colleges and Universities recognize outstanding students at I. U. The book is produced by a national organization of member colleges and universities; until now I. U. had no representation in it. In the- spring outstanding students were honored at a recognition banquet. With the assistance of the Alumni Association, the seniors chose their Bacca- laureate speaker and planned their graduation ceremony. In addition to carrying out new ideas and projects, the class sponsored traditional senior activities as well. Senior Class Day, in the spring, was a day when the graduating seniors were honored at a tea given by President Wells. Also in the spring was the Senior Class Picnic. As a farewell gift, the class presented shrubbery to the University. 442 Class of 1963 FRONT ROW (left to right): George Hopkins, Christy Clem- ents, Michael Mehr. BACK ROW: Stephen Brady, James Gran- dorf, Stephen Moberly (President). Juniors Give Open House After Purdue Game The Junior Class carried out a full and varied pro- gram of activities during the last year. In co-opera- tion with the junior class at Purdue University, the class sponsored an all-campus open house after the I. U.-Purdue football game in November. The class made a donation of $50 to the Ray Pavy Trust Fund to help defray medical expenses for the former I. U. varsity basketball player, who was injured in an automobile accident last year. Three scholarships of S50 each were given by the class of 1963 to deserving juniors. The recipients were selected on the basis of high scholarship and need. Legislation that was being discussed currently in the Student Senate was also discussed at the class execu- tive council meetings in order to get the opinions of the juniors on various campus issues. In addition, the junior class officers also investigated the possibility of a new all-class Constitution. 443 Class of 1964 FRONT ROW (left to right): Patricia Fisher, Sara Hopkins (Treas.), Suzanne Weickel (Female Dir.), James Ownes (Vice- Pres.), Steven K. Smith (Pres.), John Branham (Male Dir.), Diane Ritchey (Sec.), Linda Williams. SECOND ROW: Sandra Rosen- berg, Carolyn Terfler, Eugenia Forst, Sandra Richert, Diana Mast, Linda Brown, Karen Merkey, Mary Linda Shehorn. THIRD ROW: J. Anne Walter, Kenneth Waugh, Lance G. Harrison, Lowell Spencer, David Zaun, David Wright, Gerald Scheltens, Joseph Chan, Pamela Hare. BACK ROW: Karen Swain, Robert Galm, Byron Grubb, Cullen Athey, Terry Gorsuch, Jack Cooper, William Hoover, John Norris. Sophomores Establish Representatives Council In addition to the executive cabinet, the Class of 1 964 formed a council of representatives. The council, composed of 59 students from all housing units, voice opinions for their fellow class members, carry out class programs, and take back to their respective units information about class and Student Government activi- ties. The council meets every other week with the numbers of the class cabinet. The cabinet takes heed of council opinion from which it makes policy, implements programs which benefit class members, and carries on regular administrative tasks. The cabinet meets weekly. Goals ot the Sophomore Class executive group are to encourage and organize participation in campus ac- tivities and to co-ordinate class opinion so that it might be given due respect in the Student Senate and other representative lampus groups. 444 Class of 1965 FRONT ROW (left to right): Judith Reed, Rebecca Shuel, Terry O ' Brien, Walter Haislip, Joan Sherby, Ardee Helm (Pres.), John M. Cooper, Bonna Ross, Susan Layton. SECOND ROW: Donna Dee Buckles, Claire Malis, Sue Ann Deems, Louise Newhard, Martha McKeehan, Marcia Watts, Winifred Vaughan, Virginia White, Marilyn Holmes, Martha Berry. THIRD ROW: Dorothy Vial, Judith Clark, Ann Burton, John Whitmore, Tom Broadley, Paul Hemmeter, Charles Deets, David Federico, Terri Penn, Sharon Forsberg, Priscilla Colville. BACK ROW: John Michael, Martin Gelman, Ronald Crick, Joel Ferme, Donald Loftus, Sam- uel P. Shuler, Raymond Modesitt, George Silca, C. Steven Lumm, Victor Brotko, Galen Lutz. Class of 1965 Largest Yet to Enter University The Class of 1965 is the largest class to this date to enter Indiana University. Ardee Helm, President of the Freshman Class, inau- gurated and organized the first Freshmen Council. The advisory group meets every two weeks and consists of 40 members who represent the entire Freshman Class. The purposes of the council are to promote a better organization of the class and to discuss such topics as bills that are before the Student Senate and activities of the class as a whole. The Class of 1965 sponsored the annual Freshman Tyronian and elected a Tyronian King and Queen. In the spring the class presented the annual Honors Banquet where deserving students were recognized for their scholastic achievements and the spirit they had shown in campus activities and in athletics. At the end of the year, the class published the Ty- ronian Newsletter. 445 I. U. Foundation Members Work ' To Help Those Who Help Themselves To help those who help themselves is the purpose of the I. U. Foundation. Two hundred seventy-five committee members, chosen for activities, scholarship, interest in the Foundation, and willingness to work, plan and present the Little 500 Weekend each year to provide scholarships for deserving students. William S. Armstrong, in his tenth year as execu- tive director of the Foundation, appoints the 275 mem- bers from the junior and senior classes. Together they direct 500 festivities, called The World ' s Greatest College Weekend. At 3:30 p.m. on May 12, festivities for 1962 started with the annual golf jamboree. That night women ' s housing units competed on tricycles in the colorful Mini. Climaxing a busy Friday, the Extravaganza drew a capacity crowd. Saturday the big day officially began for race fans at 1 p.m. when the riders broke starting formation and began the exhausting 50 miles to the finish line. After the race and a rest, students and visitors watched The Four Lads at the Variety Show. But the real benefit of Little 500 will come next fall when 132 outstanding students receive Foundation scholar- ships to help them further their education. t Directing activities for the 1962 Little 500 were Ron- ald Balsbaugh and Ann McGarvey, cochairmen, and William S. Armstrong, I. U. Foundation director. FRONT ROW (left to right): Nancy Vail, Victoria Long, Pia Cataldi, Judith Duncan, Ronald Balsbaugh (cochairman). BACK ROW: Thomas Rush, Connie Scott, Gary Long, Mary Lou Stark, Carl Bleke, Ann McGarvey (cochairman), Thomas Lower. V Up, arl f Q I. U. Foundation FRONT ROW (left to right): Linda Marrs, Catherine Jane Trout, Cynthia Foster, Ruthann Easterbrook, Joyce Bonge, Constance Skidmore, Bonnie Jean Becker, Anita Rosenthal, Diane Mitchell, Sandra Dressel. SECOND ROW: Joyce Grandorf, Constance Bender, Susan Hecht, Marilyn Ganz, Karen Chulock, Anne Bram- ble, Judith Mary Ande rson, Barbara Anne Koenig, Sharon Elliott, Judith Chapline. THIRD ROW: Jane Marie Thompson, Linda Snyder, Robert Whisler, Jack Shinneman, William N. Piepen- brink, Curtis Simic, James W. Noveroske, John Connelly, Arthur Kalleres, Tom Chase, Ann Fletchall. BACK ROW: Ray Slaby, Daniel Tankersley, Edward Spray, William Weaverling, James Grandorf, Bruce Seward, William Altman, Kenneth Beckley, Jay Feinberg, James Thomas, Robert Cellini, Stephen Knoop. I. U. Foundation FRONT ROW (left to right): Carole McNear, Nancy Newman, I.mi. Terrell, Kathryn Ann Crawford, Carol PrekowitZ, Bonnie Boyle, Nancy Baumgartner, Judith Knilans, Saiiclr.i Chilcott, Stephanie lloppiv Honnie Winslow. SECOND ROW: John K. Sparks, Robert Grenert, Judith Black, Patricia Mcllwain, Janet Santilli, Louann Tiernan, Margaret Dickens, .Kan Leckie, Carolyn Kraft, Inta Argals, Elizabeth Ann Sargent. Willoughhv larrcll. Harold Kittrel. THIRD ROW: Malcolm Frederick Locke, 448 Arnold Goldberg, Edward Ziel, Sam I. Botch, Ronald Morgove, Richard Pletcher, Jim Linville, Howard Turner, Patrick Momma, William li. Eggleston, Don K. Thompson, George Bledsoe. HACK ROW: John Mahan. Cecil Smith, Philip Moore, Elliott Levin, Kenneth Groth, Joe Van Doren, John Butcher, William Toney, Paul Scherrer, William Briggs, Thomas Burke, Allan Meguschar. I. U. Foundation FRONT ROW (left to right): Susan Tripp, Tom Smalhvood, Pamela Quinn, Jerry Udell, Sara Victors, Donald Riskind, Joyce Ann Litterst. SECOND ROW: Edna Ann Winckelbach, Nancy Elliott, Dianne Reiff, Katheryn Sconce, Harriet Newman, Bar- bara Coffee, Ruth Silver, Sandra Schultz, Susan Kroener. THIRD ROW: Roberta Seaman, Karen Grimsley, Charlene Sarka, Joyce Stewart, Kathryn Simmers, Carol Diane Hunt, Jean Kovac, Betty Beckort, Constance Linari, Diane Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Nancy Balsbaugh, Cynthia Sexson, Linda Fobes, Jane Gibbons, Meredith Keras, Linda Ann Edmonds, Pequita Troxell, Janice Witmer, Rosalind Kempler, Judi Browning, Carol Roehm. BACK ROW: Jimmie Barroquillo, Jeffrey Coulter, Ronald Gardner, Ernest Rapp, Jerry Mayes, Roger Perry, David Baum, David Brown, Gerald Bass, Julius Loeser, Larry Franks, Norman Traeger. I. U. Foundation FRONT ROW (left to right): Carole Schulhof, Sally Shaw, Sarah Zimmerman, Sarah Martin, Judith Milisen, Judith Stahlhut. Jeanne Hopkins, Annita Bumb, Donna Cornwell, Linda Lomax, Phyllis Moosey, Joan Rothrock, Martha Dean. SECOND ROW: Anne Jacobs, Harlean Jean Breese, Karen Kilgore, Judith Schmoyer, Syndey Goos, Emily Wernecke, Diane Stoewer, Nancy Ryan, Nancy Scecina, Tim Hinton, Judith Neddo, Bonnie Gordon. THIRD ROW: Patrick B. Soellinger, Jerry Doty, Alan Mark Silbergeld, George M. Royster, John Raeburn, James O. Turner, Louis Weil, Elbert J. Kram, Dale Pontius, Arthur J. Canning. Jack Cunningham, Kenneth Canine. BACK ROW: Frank Lewis, Jay B. Hunt, Mac Crosbie, Philip Terrill, Frank R. Hanning, Terry R. Hershberger, David Porter, Charles Michael Cummings, Jerome T. Warring, Kenneth Thomas Porter, Richard Engle, John Greenman, William Ryall. 449 ■■ YWCA Executive i FRONT ROW (left to right): Diane Mitchell, Phyllis Moosey (Sec), Constance Skidmore (Vice-Pres.), Pamela Menke (Pres.), Judith Chapline (Vice-Pres.), Katheryn Sconce. BACK ROW: Judith Warring, Karen Grimsley, Jeanne Wellborn, Linda Prather, Adair Main, Constance Linari. YWCA Adds Coffeeorum to List of Activities FRONT ROW (left to right): Karen Kline, Susan Templeton, Nancy Havran, Nancy Raiser, Heather Whittemore, Barbara Hochsthild, Elizabeth Powers. The Coffeeorum, which provided an opportunity for informal discussion of such topics as current events, poetry, and folksinging, was one of the new activities sponsored this year by the Young Women ' s Christian Association. The Y also stressed work in the area of human relations, setting up a workshop on the inter- racial question. A national and international organization boa sting 200 members on campus, the Y strives to provide free discussion and to promote personal relationships. The Y encourages members to express their beliefs through action, as well as to take on activities of a less personal nature. Among the better known activities of the YWCA are the 1. U. Sing, the student leader program, Chimes of Christmas, and Freshman Camp, all of which arc co- sponsored by the YMCA. Although the Y cosponsors many activities with the YMCA, it is largely autonomous. Almost all of its committee work is carried out separately. 450 ' , ■MMMMWMMMM. Cabinet FRONT ROW (left to right): Cossette Jarvis, Pamela Hare, Judi Browning, Jen Ellenberger, Sandra Chilcott, Judy Brown, Rita Biddle, Barbara Mohr. SECOND ROW: Patricia Elliott, Karen Kline, Judith Hendricks, Vicky Richardson, Barbara Jones, Sue Holliday, Linda Dorntge, Patricia MacLaren, Peggy Stollenmeyer. THIRD ROW: Carol Runner, Karen Painter, Carolyn Terfler, Ann Paulsen, Linda Brown, Martha Richards, Susan Templeton, Janice Ramsay, Cynthia Sexson. BACK ROW: Linda Medley, Lorna Lide, Nancy Kesler, Mary S. Head, Beverly Ovelton, Jean McDavid, Ann Burton, Karen Merkey, Nancy Edwards, Susan Bell. Live - Wires FRONT ROW (left to right): Judith Reiff, Libbie Gray, Mary Ann Craig (Sec), Barbara Hochschild (Treas.), Sylvia Ehrman, Jean George, Sherrard Mowry. BACK ROW: Barbara Fenton, Susan Crouch, Susan Ruebush, Marie Kuchuris, Mary Head, Glee Ann Rhyne, Karen Kuntz. 451 -TZiAT YMCA Executive Board FRONT ROW (left to right): Larry Franks (Pres.), Robert Davidson (Treas.), John Connelly (Vice-Pres.), James Stewart (Board Rep.), Thomas Hayhurst (Sec). YMCA Works to Develop Individual A program in the areas of Social Action, Community Service, Religious Emphasis, and Foreign Student Af- fairs is provided by the Young Men ' s Christian Asso- ciation in order to promote personal development of the individual through rewarding fellowship and worth- while service. In addition to helping at the Exchange Home and co-operating with the Bloomington Hi-Y clubs, the Y expanded the community service program to include the Boys ' Clubs and the Christian Center. With the YWCA they co-sponsor I. U. Sing, Fresh- man Camp, Chimes of Christmas, the student leader program, and foreign student hospitality programs at Thanksgiving and Christmas. The Y handles the sales of Redbooks, makes so- licitations for the Campus Chest, and publishes a com- plete Foreign Student Directory free of charge. 452 :n IM « iMi— immi 4 W5 Executive Board FRONT ROW (left to right): Alice Gutschick. Harriet Newman (Treas.). SECOND ROW: Meredith Gayle Keras (Sec), Jane Marie Thompson (Pres.), Linda Richiger (Vice-Pres.). BACK ROW: Susanne Schilling (Adviser). A WS Has Served Women at I. U. Since 1895 For more than 65 years, since its formation in 1895, the Association of Women Students has served the women of Indiana University. AWS hopes to increase the I. U. coed ' s abilities and desires to fulfill the role of educated and competent women in a democratic society. The association also is responsible for rules and regulations in regard to con- duct for all women students at the University. These rules and regulations include closing hours, signout procedures and special permissions, dress regulations on campus, social regulations, and rules with regard to serenades. One of the most important jobs of AWS is orienting new and freshman students with University life. Dur- ing Orientation Week, the president speaks to a mass meeting to explain the purposes of AWS. The associa- tion also publishes a freshman handbook which includes information on extracurricular activities open to fresh- men, academic information, rules, information about the YWCA, AWS committees, and honoraries for freshman women. Included in the structure of AWS are the executive board, composed of the president, vice-president, secre- tary, treasurer, and judicial representative; the legisla- tive board, which is made up of representatives from Panhellenic, Inter-Residence Halls Association, and town women, and the program board, including the campus contact committee, education and cultural com- mittee, the social and recreational committee, town women committee, and publicity and public relations committee. The judicial workshop steering committee is respon- sible for training members of standards or conduct boards of housing units with respect to handling vari- ous student conduct decisions. AWS also sponsors a rush etiquette style show, sev- eral faculty teas, and a scholarship tea. At the annual AWS Mass Meeting campus honoraries announce their new pledges and AWS, YWCA, and Women ' s Recre- ation Association officers are elected. 453 A WS Program Board FRONT ROW (left to right): Kathleen Cavanaugh, Jane Marie Thompson (Pres.), Linda Richiger (Vice-Pres.), Meredith Gayle Keras (Sec), Nancy Edwards. BACK ROW: Mary S. Head, Diane Stoewer, Suzanne Whaley. Susanne Schilling (Adviser), Linda Prather. A WS Legislative Board FRONT ROW (left to right): Mary Ellen Mtllwain. Harriet Newman (Treas.), Jane Marie Thompson (Pres.), Suzanne Schechter, Ruth Silver. HACK ROW: Marceta Binkley, Ann 454 Uartholome. Judy Sickafus, Katln London, Lucy Kraft, Betty Bet kort. !■■ A WS Committee FRONT ROW (left to right): Mary Linda Shehorn, Martha Hay, Jennifer Fields, Susan Backus, Susan Templeton, Linda Dorntge, Patricia Fisher. SECOND ROW: Marcia Sanford, Maryanne Bucha, Berry Beckort, Ann Burton, Anne Brink, Sue White, Vicky Richardson, Marsha King, Mary Balis. BACK ROW: Patricia Edmonston, Susan Fowler, Lorraine Urhan, Karen Lundin, Kathy London, Patricia Crist, Mara Beth Goins, Diana Mast. Nancy Lehman. Forensic Club FRONT ROW (left to right): Julia Deffendahl, Patricia Johnston, Julian E. Pawlowski, Elizabeth A. Myette, Larry J. Kruszewski, Martha Susan Johnson, Marcia Jo Brittan. SECOND ROW: John Rumple, Ronald Aungst, Larry Hand, Calvin Bellamy, Raymond Modesitt, Charles L. Davis, William Graves, Richard Best. BACK ROW: Joel Rose, Charles Goodloe Jr., Thomas Juster, John Lama, W. Michael Hartman, Robert J. Delaney, Charles Marlin. 455 Christian Science Organization FRONT ROW (left to right): Sharon Bratina, Jane Hammond. Cynthia Tucker (Vice-Pres.), Ruth Myers, Irene Events (Corres. Sec), Gail Rietze. SECOND ROW: Galeeta Ann Howard, Jeanne Colette LaBerge, Rosalie Raney, John Ruby, Richard Bass, Bar- bara Kirk, Roselyn Gast, Jane Jackson. BACK ROW: James V. Adams, Jerry Scoville. Brad Lane, Conrad Bruderer, Michael Jordan, Andris Baltpurvins, Milton Lane. Cosmopolitan Club PRONl ROW (left to right): Nitos Koussos (Vice-Pres.), ( ,m - lyn Burch, Harish C. lain (Prcv), Mary Jane Rick, Elissa Rock i I teas.). s l OND ROW: Kathryn Goodman, Nancy Schneider. anda Wallace, Dorothj Litterio, Christy Clements, Judith Ros- enberg. BA K HOW: George Hopkins, Stephen Moberly, Dr. Waller Burnham (Adviser). Stephen Brady, Michael Mehr. 6 k mm—n . jm m ,m.  . HUM FRONT ROW (left to right): Lorraine Cohen (Sec), Howard Feldman (Vice-Pres.), Jerome Kohn (Pres.)j Enid Brown (Corres. Sec). BACK ROW: Barbara Weinstein, Douglas Cohen, Rabbi Rackowsky, Norman Traeger, Elinor Weeter. Wesley Foundation FRONT ROW (left to right): Donald Ploch, Rita Stewart, Eliza- beth Scholl, Karen Swank, Constance Alyea (Sec), Judith Car- lile, Paul Unger (Pres.). BACK ROW: Stephen Folts, Ronnie Hancock (Treas.), Donald Eberly (Vice-Pres.), Donald Kessler, Roger Sawtelle, Eugene White. 457 Max Moss, editor in chief Gary Gray, chief editorial writer The Indiana Daily Student NIGHT EDITORS (left to right): Sally Shaw, Margaret Jarrard, Kathryn Simmers, Nancy Sowden, Elizabeth Hardsaw. Julie Mills, managing editor PHOTOGRAPHERS (left to right Horwitz (Photo Editor), William Jeffrey Lash (Photo Editor). : William Deianey, Richard R. Miller, Ronald Schnier, LEFT TO RIGHT: Patrick McKeand (City Editor), Gary S chultz (Sports Editor), Paul Borden (Sports Editor), Frances Lindley, Jean Ann Mauger, Barbara Keuneke (Women ' s Editor). FRONT ROW: Jani Waggener. BACK ROW (left to right): Sandra Baxall, Patricia Noonan, Holly Gooding, Thomas Bowers, Jody Schlemmer, Barbara Bosco, Bryan Quarles. LEFT TO RIGHT: Ernestine Eppenger, Janet Eberle, Janet Vaskal, Clara Degen, Myrna Oliver, Janet Alleman, Patricia Miller. 460 ■ I 1962 Arbutus Nancy Sowden Editor in Chief Liz Hardsaw Managing Editor Arnie Goldberg Business Manager Bob German Personnel Director 461 Jim Bredle Cutlines Editor Marcia Renegar Schools and Administration Editor Sandy Rosenberg Residence Editor Ann Mauger Assistant to the Editor Jay Feinberg Treasurer Cecil Smith Sports Editor Doris Bonacors i Office Manager Emily Cronau Senior Editor Karen Anderson Copy Editor Sue Davis Art liditor Judy Stevens Assistant to the Editor Myrna Oliver Narrative Editor Elliott Levin Contracts Manager Jim Turner Publicity and Promotions Director Nancy Bohren Organizations Editor Arbutus General Staff FIRST ROW (left to right): Catherine Vioni, Karen Yeager, Carole Augustus, Anne McCormick, Darnell Beatty, Linda Gor- seline, Nancy Young, Sandra Sherman. SECOND ROW: Karen Wheeler, Sandra Bean, Jill White, Rochelle Herbst, Susan Hines, Kathleen Costello, Carolyn Baumgartner, Diane Thomas, Susan Bargholz. THIRD ROW: R. Janie Friedman, Susan McCul- lough, Mary Rupp, Martha Duncan, Constance Brown, Paula Davenport, Kathe Wiggam, Janet Walquist, Margaret Gray, Ellen Crowder. BACK ROW: Arlene Hamot, Constance Moore, Linda Jackson, Jerry Baker. Charles Mascus, William Butz, Douglas. Robert, Patty Bowman, Janet Vaksdal, Susan Crouch. Arbutus General Staff FRONT ROW: Carol Gellner, Carrie-Ann Norris, Sarah Jay. BACK ROW: Lana Colman, Helen Bibbee, Reeva Shulruff. 463- 1962 Arbutus Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Delaney, Mark Sick, Jeff Lash, Richard Hagenston. Acknowledgements For their cooperation and help during the produc- tion of the 1962 Arbutus, we would sincerely like to thank John Stempel, our faculty adviser; Marilyn Cross, our secretary; the Board of Student Publications; Dick Memm.m and Howard Belschwender of the C. E. Pauley Company, our printers; Dick Brier and Owen Marsh of the Associates Engraving Company, our en- gravers; Jack Bundy of the S. K. Smith Company, our cover suppliers, and Jerry Carlon t the Dcxheimer- Carlon Studios, our senior photographer. Nancy, Liz, Arnic, and Bob 464 Editor in Chief Nancy Sowden Asst. to the Editor Ann Mauger Judy Stevens Managing Editor Liz Hardsaw Business Manager Arnie Goldberg Personnel Director Bob German Publicity and Promotions Manager Jim Turner STAFF Jerry Baker Jill White Art German Dee Goldberg Bonnie Jo Glatt Mike Seigal Treasurer Jay Feinberg STAFF Keith Balser Ray Powell Circulation Manager Jim Turner STAFF Elaine Feist Sheryl Glasbert Becky Parmenter Sybil Polsky Lana Coleman Carol Gillner Lois Levine Bernice Statman Contracts Editor Elliott Levin STAFF Shelly Herbst Janice Landy Scheduling Managers Sharon Duggan Kay Goodman STAFF Judy Keen Pat Benner M.irgot Brady Gail Slutycy Ellen Myers Judy Pollack Reeva ShilrurT Diane Marie Mc Mullen Darnell Beany Office Manager Doris Bonacorsi STAFF ( ; t y orrell Meg Gray Paula Davenport Helen Bibbee Karen Wheeler Karen Yeagei ( arrie Ann Mori is Inch Robinson Mat ilj ii asey Mimi Rothman Ann Harper I arol Augustus Arlene H.itnot ( ,iih Vioni loan Wilson Senior Editor Emily ronau s| ll Mat cha Dun an Anne U ( ormit k I laini ' ildraj b Sue Barghalz I I Mill Hill Susan 1 1 nil ■ Copy Editor Karen Anderson STAFF Darlyne Gaynor Marilyn Jones Brenda Lankford Carolyn Didenour Art Editor Susan Davis STAFF Ann Hobson Patty Bowman Sue McCullough Judy Gerdt Judith Voght Susan Crouch Sharon Anne Marsh Pat Noonan Kathy Costello Connie Moore Cutlines Editor Jim Bredle Schools and Administration Editor Marcia Renegar STAFF Linda Gorseline Linda Jackson Mary Gleason Judy Henderson Janet Vaksdal Mary Lo Kohler Marilyn Suyemasa Narrative Editor Myrna Oliver STAFF Ginny Matske Roz Webb Sarah Jay Jay Keehley Marcia Merkle Sports Editor Cecil Smith STAFF Howie Volgel Jack Crane Myron Shapiro Jim Fishman Residence Editor Sandra Rosenberg STAFF Beverly Klum Pamela Schubert Sue Kehrein Organizations Editor Nancy Bohren STAFF Sandra Sherman Ellen Crowdei Andra Van Abeele Virginia Pakes Janet Walguist Donna Miller Carol Irene Chapman Deed it- Baumgarcnei Mary Alice Margrave Nancy Breseke Photography Staff Don Mat t in Ron Schnier Un Lloyd kii Lash Jerry Mitchell Richard E. I lageoston Henry Pechcman Bill Del .mt Mike Jackson Jan Sancilli 1 1. nrj W ittenberg ct Index Abdon. Richard Louis 197 Abcll. Elizabeth Ann 303 Abner, Linton Douglas 239,411 Abrams, Richard Louis 319 Abrcll, Rachel Annisc 2 17,413 Acacia 288 Academic Boatd of Review . Accounting Club 405 Ackerman. Warten 202 Adair, Cretha Jean 235 Adair, Stephen Wood 315 Adams. Archie David - . 348 Adams. Carol Lynne 197,371 Adams, Harvey L. 202 Adams. James Virgil . 217,379.455 Adamson. Louise Fay 292, 424 Ade. Ann Louise Adkinson, John Edward 352 Adkinson. Lois Marcella 235.408 Adler, MarylinRuth 197,331 Adley. Ronald Russell .351 Adrian, Edward Harold 336 Adsir, Stanley Leon 365 Ahaus, William Hoffman 325 Ahlemeyer. Elizabeth J 309 Ake. Ruth Anne 361 Albright, Michael R 197 Alesia. James Ronald 217 Alexander. Donna Ellen 377 Alexander, Ralph W. Jr 336 Alexander, Robert Allen . . -318, 349 Allan. Michael Ames 297 Alleman, Janer E 303. 424 Allen, David Custer 197.421 Allen, Deanna - 292 Allen. Mary Elinor 227,304 Allen. Pamela Virginia 309 Allen. Phyllis Jean ...217.295 Allen. Stephen Dean 353 Allgier, Alva David 405 Allman. Robert Lvnn 336 Allsop, William Gaylen . 307 AUwein. Mary Alice . . 309, 424 Alpert. Barry Mark 329 Alpha Chi Omega 117.289 Alpha Delta Sigma 406 Alpha Delta Theta . . . .410 Alpha Epsilon Delta 410 Alpha Epsilon Phi 290 Alpha Epsilon Pi 291 Alpha Gamma Delta 292 Alpha Kappa Alpha 293 Alpha Kappa Psi 407 Alpha Lambda Delta 424 Alpha Omicton Pi 294 Alpha Phi 116,295 Alpha Phi Alpha 296 Alpha Phi Omega 412 Alpha Tau Omega 1 16, 297 AlphaXiDelta . 114,115,298 Altekruse, Michael Kent 217,325,403 Altheide, Sandra Jane 217,332 Altman, John Thomas 333 Airman, William Emerson 202,246, 333,448 Alwood, David Roger 313,385 Alyea, Constance Joan 197,308,457 Amstutz, Karen Jo 391 Ancel. Jerald Irwin Anderson, Finis 296 Anderson, Jane Lee 217,413 Anderson. Judith Ann 235 Anderson. Judirh Mary 202,282, 298,401,404, 422, 423.441,448 Anderson, Melvyn Roy 217, 404 Anderson, Rebecca C. Anderson, Roberr F. 2nd 297 Anderson, Sheila M. 371 Andis. Gretchen Alice 197, 333 Andrews, Kenneth Lee 334 Anglin, Dennis D. 198.320 Ankony; Michael James Anness. Ronald Kent 356 Ansbaugh, Lawrence E. . .299.410 Anschef. Steven William Anspach, Melvin L. .329.407 Anthony. James Richard 316 Anronnelli. Samuel T. . 349 Antonini, Victoria Lee 373,424 Anulies, Geraldine E. .303,410 Anulies, John Joseph Appelquist. Donald L. 349 Applegate, Sally Ann 303 Applegate, Shirley Jean 361 Applewhite, James R. Ard, Anrhony Earl Ardrey, Richard Lee 40; Argals. Inta ■ 407 Armstrong, John Ricks 333 Armstrong, Latry Edgar 336 Armsttong, Pamela Sue Armstrong, Sharon Lynn 312,424 Armstrong, Thomas F. 202,333,403 Arnett. Judith Rae 413 Arnholt. Lynda Carol 391 Arnold Air Society 4 3- Arnold, Connie Jo Arnold. Linda Marie 392 Arnold, Nickey Lee Arnold. Susan Patricia 303 Aronson. Ilka Jane Arthington. Larry Dean Artz, James William 229 Arvin. Gerald Joseph 202 Asbury, Billy Paul Ashbaugh, Robert Murray 386 Ashenfelrer. Richard P. 320 Ashman, John Gregg 239. 411 Association of Women Students 453 Aten. Mary Jane 217,304,413 Atherton, Jay Robert 320 Atherron. Robert Dale ,IS Athev. Cullen Lamar Jr. 444 Arkinson, A. Jay 198 Arneosen, Gail Adele Atz, William Albert .328,410 Auble. Ray Eugene 366 Augsburger, Stanley W. 365 Augustus, Carole Ann 308 Ault. Fredrick Keith 217 Ault. Ronald Lee 299, 405 Aungst. Ronald Lee 455 Austin. Allen Alfred 351 Austin, Carl Ray 202 Austin. Linda Lee . ... 217,298 Averill, Lawrence H. Jr. 198 Ayers, Elva Louise Ayers, Sandra Kay 198,312 B Babb, James Lowell Jr. Babbidge, Steven Robert Bachaleda, Patricia J Backs, Vincent John Backus. Susan Ridgley 284, Badertscher, Barbara A. Baehler, Gary Roger Baggett, Shanda Faye Bagwell. Carmen Ann Bahler, Kathleen Jo Bailey, Barbara K. Bailey, Beth Holbrook Bailey, Brian Reed Bailey. Colleen Ellen Bailey. James Daniel Bailey. Janer Rosaline Bailey. Wanda Sue Bailey. Warren La Rue Bain. Beverly Reva Bainbridge. Phillip E. Bair. Carol Ann Band. James Lee Baird. Kay Lynn Bajgrowicz. James J. Baker, Andrea Mae Baker, Barbara Ann Baker, Barbara Ellen Baker, Boyd Jr. Baker. Donald Wayne Baker. Martha Ann Baker. Susan Annabelle 198. 282 Baker. Wallace Robert . Baker. Wendel Lee Balakir, Richard A. Balasa, Phillip John Baldwin, John Lawrence Baldwin. Kenneth Joseph Baldwin. Merle Sebrean Bales. Janice Diane Bales, Ruth Ann Balha. John Thomas Balis, Mary Margarer Ballard, John Oliver Ballard. Richard S. Ballarino. Joseph A. Ballenger. Diana Kay Ballenger. Ronald Gayle Ballinger, Larry Elden . Balsbaugh, Nancy Kay Balsbaugh, Ronald Byron Balres. Nancy Ann Baltpurvins, Andris A. Baluk. Margaret Anne Bambace, Rosemary Carol Banister. Prudence Ann 202 . 321 . 309 320 si 4. I 363 202, 316 217,413 314. 408 . 294 312 284, 308 299. 426 371 246. 384 298 . 391 296 372 297,426 362 564, 367 332 323 295 . 217 390 352 198 309 324,401 316 315 370 351 297 346 326 406 . 392 313 304. 455 . 412 203 203.405 97, 157 426 203, 325 326.449 20V 328 . 371 349.456 . 392 . 218 293 Bannon. Peter Fredric Banther. James Marion 302 liaran. Jean Josephine Baraiz Arnold Paul 329 Barber. Glee 294 Barbour. John Raymond 316 Bare, Joan Ray 294 Barger, George William Barger. James Harold 198,439 Bargmeyer, Roberr Wayne 346 Barker, Kenneth Ralph 348 Barksdale. David Lee .203,346 Barlowe. Jamie Rebecca 362 Barnard, Robert Michael 313 Barnes, A. Delorise Barnes. Joan Elinor 311,424 Barnes. Sue Ann 378 Barnes. Thomas Charles 3 3s Barnett. Jeffrey Alan 291 Barney, John R. Jr. 229 Barnharr. Ronald Lee 203 Barrett. Charles Luther 410 Barrett, Larry Kent 203,336 Barretr. William Dale 198.351,409 Barnck, Max Bloom 297 Barroquillo. Jimmie Lee 336,449 Barry, Roberr J. 367 Barter, Mary Frances 362 Barth. John Arthur 353 Barthoiome. Ann Lee 326.424,454 Bartholomew, William E. .203, 405 Barro. Sandra Jean 392 Barton, Dennis 329 Barron, Douglas Harvey 329 Barton. Michael Bartos, Salome Eve Bash. Stephen Estal . 330 Bash. Tarry Charles ... .322 Bass. Betsy Anne . . . 304 Bass, Jerold Duane 203, 246, 333,403,449 Bass, Richard Emmett . 346, 456 Basse. Marvin V. 203 Bassler. Marilyn Louise 290 Bastin. David Joseph .333 Bates. Betty Eileen 392 Batman. Geraldine Lynn 332 Batman. Roberta Jane 203 Bauer. Diane Lee . 362 Bauer. Linda Lee . 303 Bauer. Thomas Michael 334 Baum. David Samuel 203,404,407.422,449 Baumann, Kenneth Eugene 301 Baumgartner, Nancy Ann 402, 311, 436,448 Bausback. Jon Robert .411 Baxter, Gary Zachary 273 Baxter, Jack Robert ... 316 Baxter, Leland Claire 367 Bayless, Sharon Kay 292 Bayly. Patricia Jean . 378 Beach, Lanny Jay 203 Beale. Charles David Beaman. Nancy Alice . 218,375,427 Bean, Sandra Carol 360 Beard, Constance Diane . 363 Beasley. Roger Evan 198 Beatty. Darnell Jo 312 Bechert. Carolyn Sue 198,282,304 Bechtold. Jodelle 309 Beck, Charles W. 3rd 384 Beck. James E. . 336 Beck. Judith Carolyn .. 371 Becker, Bonnie Jean 198, 312, 401, 439, 440,448 Beckley, Kenneth Arnold 198, 314,428.448 Beckner, David Edward 398 Beckorr, Berry Jane 392.449.454.455 Beeker. Stephen Donald Beeson. James Harold 198,316 Behar. Nelson 291,409 Behen, Mary Jane 362 Beickman, Joseph Merle 218, 348. 407 Beiswanger, Brad Bell, Ellis Samuel Jr. 296 Bell, Eva Karhryn 410 Bell. John Martin 198,321 Bell. Lynda Patricia 371 Bell. Susan Judith 2S4.295.451 Bellamy. Calvin Edward 455 Bellino. John Battista Beltz. Lynda Ann 198, 362 Bemis, Cynthia Kaye Bemis. Sharon Dee Bender, Constance 198, 282, 398.401, 448 Bender, John S. 2nd Bender, Paul Arthur 288 Bendix, Judith June Bendorf, Betsey Jean Beneke, Linda Jane ' ll Benham. Anne 314 Benham. lane- 198.314,420 Benner, Neal Url 412 Bcnner, Patricia Joan Bennett. Donald Charles 365 Bennett. Phillip Lee 318 Bennett. Ronald Lee 325,426 Benson. Diane Lynn Benson, Marc B. 198 Bent. Michael Edwatd Bente. Thomas Otey Bentley. Mary Margaret 303, 102,436 Benton. Mautice Leo i ■407 Bctberian. Roupen Berebitsky, Sally Ann 32; Berg, Ann Cecilia 304, 402 Berg. Bill Dean Berger, Jeanette E. Bergerman, Jane Pearl Bergerson, John Douglas ( 3 Bergin, George Wilbur 346 Bergstrom. Donna D. 3 1 Berkey. Stephen H. 330 Berkman, Janet Marsha Berkowitz. Phillip T. Bernd, Deborah Lee 393 Bernhard. George Karb Berning, Larry Dean 333 Berns. Donna Dale 360. 420 Berry. Helen Janice 413 Berry. Martha Jane 4jO Berry. Virginia Bailey Berry, William H. Jr. 370 Berra. Sharon Anne 323 Bertermann, Susan Marie ;1| Bessire, David William 333 Best. James Purvis 368 Best, Pamela Ruth 362. 424, 432 Best, Richard Edward iot Beswick, John Lee 2; Beta Gamma Sigma 3 2 2 Beta Theta Pi 119 ' ,cii Bettis, Dorothy Rose 24 Bevers, Amber Jo 375 Bianco, Sharon Maree Bibbee, Helen Marie Bicknell. Martha J. . • ■ J98 Biddle. R.ra Jane 292.424,451 Bielewicz. Elaine Joan 312 Bierly. Bonnie Jo 198, 362 Biersdorfer. John Ford 3 ' Billings. Warren G. 203 Bilsland. Henry Knapper ,-,„ ttl Binkley, James Lloyd . 320, 425 Binkley. MarcetaJ. « Birl, Oma Jeanette ' .409 Bishop. Elaine Ruth 362 Bishop, Grover C. i Bissey. William Karl 203, 349.407 Biteman. John Edward 333 Bitner. John Baldwin -,,o kfi Bixel. Beverly Ann Tin Black. Jack Lee ■ j.y Black, Judith Ann .218,295,448 Black. Ronald Harold 264 Black. William Dahl 350 Blackman, Gary Lester 3 15. 411 Blackmon, Warren G. 296. 370 Blacknell, Roberr Louis 4J° Blackwell, David S. 367 Blair. John Raymond ' Blair. W. Bradley 2nd 1}J Blaisdell. Mary Ellen . Blake. Karin J , Blakely. Bonnie ■ ' ' Blakley. Stephen Earl ' Blankenbaker, La Von R. 334 Bledsoe. George Earl 44B Bleecker. Marc Anthony Bleeke. James Morris  4 Bleke. Carl H. Jr. 203.407,429 Blessing. Robert Howard ;;A??f Blish. Virginia Stuart 2 18. 3 1 Bliss, James William 316 Block. Lynn Faye ' J Blocker, David Alan Blombach, Michael K. Bloom. Karen Lyn ? ' Bloom. Lewis Elliott 3 ' ° Blosser. Brock Lowell - Blove, Sharon Marlene Blue Key ' Blue. Ronald Wayne 328, 426 Blunk. James Harrison r ? Blutenthal. John Edward Board of Aeons Boardman. Nancie S. 406 Bode. Alan Douglas Bodenburg. Donald W. 34; Bodkin. David Arthur 20,, :°I Boedeker, Michael Alan 465 Boehm, John Henry Boehne, Edward George 203 Boergert, John Richard 432 Boese, Fredrick Charles 3 is Boggs, Jodie 289 735 Bohan, Richard Timothy 19S Bohn. Judith Arlene 332 Bohren, Linda May Mill 378 Boksenberg, Ann Mary 127 Boland. Curtis Arnold 407 Bolds. Richard A. . ' lis Boley. Robert Bruce sis Boling. Karen Colleen 427 Bollhoffer, Edward H. 297 Bolton. Harry Lee 302 3 S ■ 59 Bonacorsi, Doris Jane . 295 Bond. Margaret Ann 503 ns 441 ; « 788 Bonewits, James Charles 318 Bonge, Joyce Anne ? b 448 Bonner, Bruce Edward 548 Bonnert, Tudy Ellen . . 303 550 428 Bonnett, Lynne W. 324 Bonsib, Susan Gene 326 402 Booth, Betry Louise 298 Booth, Frank R. 2nd 203 Booth, James Cole 306 Borden, Paul Albert Jr 368 459 Bormaster, Linda Susan 351 Borrowman, William . . . . 205 Borysiak, Ralph Alfred 375 33V Bosselmann, David Brown 335 567 |0(, 337 Boultinghouse, Richard sJS 361 Bourn, Michael Ray 554 Bourne, James Edward 198 376 318 Bowen, Frank Richard 527 Bowers, Jack Wilford 351 Bowers, Thomas A. 307 788 Bowman, Party Jo 360 Bowman, Richard Edgar . - 386 Bowton, Linda Darlene 440 Boyce, John Franklin 11 Boyd, Carl Leroy iys 32 Boyd. Kirsten V 393 302 Boyd, Warren Arthur Jr. . 352 Boyle, Bonnie Jo 218, 295, 429 -1 IS Boylen. Charles William , . . ,19 Boys, Carolyn Jean 500 Bradach, James J 203 519 Braddock, Lana Jean . 372 571 Bradford. Janet Kay 362 Bradley, Robert James . 203, 246 SM Brudshaw, Leslie A. 229 Bradshaw. Richard C. SOS Brady, Joshua James 365 Brady, Margot Jane 290 Brady, Michael Dean 316 Brady, Stephen Weeks (06 456 Brafford, Lawrence M 330 Bramble. Anne Searle 198, 289, 401 448 35 3 377 Brandt, Dianne Louise . . . 282 298 Branham. John Forest . liS . i 1 514 Bransford, Robert W. 301 Brant. Mary Jo 51 i Brant ner, Richard Lee 520 Braselti in, Paul Milton 421 Brasher. Lydia Anne 374 Brassart, Raymond A. 327 Bratina. Sharon Phyllis 561 456 Braun, Terrence 1. 227 323 796 4- n 419 Bremer, Gerald Frank 5 i ' ) 10 427 Bremer . I.hii ' i I. vim ■ Brcndi-I, Thomas Doyle 2 IS .,, MS Brenton, Susan Elaine 106 Br wei 1 oj is Faye 218 Brewer, Vera Dean 218 Bridges, Nant y E. 573 Hi iggs, Craig Land is ■ ' ' ■ ' hi iggs Rii hard Allen 516 Brit s, William Edward i .1 448 Brigham, William 1 rank 350 427 Bj nil ' Beth Ann - Briney, Roger David I grole Ann 309 iln Anne G irbett Brink, Phyllis Ann Brite, William Bradley Bnn.ui M.o, i.i l , Broadle; rom Forresi 19 Brodey, Philip Allen , Brodskj , Gerry Da id 519 Hr i kKL l.i Mn hael 329 }}] Brooks. Karen Diane Brooks, Marshall Ronald Brooks, Neil R. Brookshire, Robert A. Broome. Lloyd Byron Brotemarkle, Todd R. Brotko. Victor Stanley . Brougher. Melinda Kay Broughton. Philip M. Brouwer, Fredric Perry Brown, Claudia Irene Brown, Constance Ann Brown. David Bruce , . Brown. Dennis J. . Brown. Donald Ray- Brown. Enid Hinda .. ' lis 366 218, 372, 311 ,402, 326, Brown, Ivan Joe Brown, .Ion Michael Brown, Judith Ann . 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Ann Lorraine Bumb, Anita Marie Bunnell. Carolyn Louise Burch. Carolyn Ann Burch. Kathy Burchneld, Marion G. Burdett. Robert Wallace Burdick. Mary Lynne Burgan. Jack Albert Burgdoerfer. Barbara L. Burge. Marilyn Talena Burger. Dale Edward Burgess, Christina Ann Burgess, Rosalind Kay Burgess, Ruby Jean Burke, Thomas William 403, 266, 218,428 . 421 296 302,370 91 306,403 367.445 30i 520 203 293 40 203.449 218 247.349 429.455 350 364, 366 402,451 318 444.451 293, 373 346 199, 290 . 371 315 295 421 . 360 ... 203 . 295 218, 303 70s, 548 204, 123 351 IDS, „ ill 449.451 i il . . 301 . 456 350 . 362 295 322,413 . ... 352 328 346 371 424.455 303 227. 372 204 Cadwalader, Bonnie Jean : r Burkel, John Richard Burkett, Bruce Charles Burkhart, Gerald Eugene Burkhart, Phillip Wayne Burkhart, Thomas Case Burmeister, Caroline A. Burnett, Mary Jean Buinliam, Natalie Doria Burns, Peggy Jean Burns, Richard Burson, John Jr. Burton, Ann Elizabeth I 15, Buxton, McDawson Lee. Burton. Rose Marie Busch, Richard Edward Buschman, Karen Sue Busch. Carol Sue Busch, N.inty Sharon Bu5se, William F. Jr. liui, I,, i , |i ihn ( )r villc Butler, Darken Rose Butler, lames ( harks Butler, Kern Burteriield, Michael I Butters, Thomas William Button, Kenneth F. Hill.- illi.nn Powell . Buzinski, Florence T. By i s Stephen w csk-y Byrd, Barn Neil Byrd, Lynda Rae . .235. Byrne. John harks Byron, Dan Pit n t 352 297 520 20i 409 218. 295 578. I IS 407 317,365 . 439 ... 370 loo 300 314,449 218,234 ... 456 . 304 204 327 362 70l 55i 532 20l 362 52o 375 111. IIS 267. 319 sso I 525 2 59 392 7 IS soil 7 IS. 295 321 SIS i ' , i, 155 ,50 sos ,)- 3 ' i 7IS 309 ,64, ,65 i . i is s-l sill .Ml,, 1(1% Ill- Mil SS.S SI s - s. ' ll 10 il, 19 374,408. Cain, Jerrold Charles Cain, Joyce Elaine Cajacob, Peter M. Cajacob, Sarah E. Caldwell, Elvin T. Caldwell, Gregory Lee Callahan, Joan Ellyn Callahan, Karen Kay Callecod, Rita Louise Cameron, Mary Joanne 305, Campbell, Harlee Campbell House Campbell, John Milton Campbell, Karen P. Campbell, Robert J. Jr. Campbell, Sue Annette 235, 369.374, Campbell, Walter F. . Campi, Richard Edward Campiti, Vincent Peter Canada. Janet May Canada. Thomas Robert Canfield. Eleanor Linda Canine. Joseph Kent 316, .204, 267, 404, 284, 392, 294, .204, 239, Canine. Michael Clark Canning, Arthur Joseph 198, 246, Cannon, Ann Canter, Mary Lucile Cantwell, Vonya Anne Capestany, William D. Caplin, James Alan Caranasios, Catherine M. Carbon. William Lee Cardwell. Glenn Joseph Carey. Diane Elizabeth Carl, Edward Tim Carlile, Judith Ann 218,308, Carlino, Ralph Anthony 204, Carlson, James Wesley Carlson, Lynne Marie Carmack, Douglas Wright Carman, Richard L. Carmichael, James S. Carmichael, Sarah Ann 156, 160, 311, Carmichael, Thomas F Carmichael, William P. Carnes, Calland F. Carpenter, James Dale 297, Carpenter, John Burgess Carpenter, Julie Beth Carpenter. Robert H. . . Carr, Julia Louise Carrabine. John Joseph 204, Carrington, Dan Glenn Carroll, Elmer H. . . .239, Carroll. Michael A. Carson. Barbara Jane Carswell. Donald George Carter, Arthur Lloyd Jr Carter, Carol Ann Carter, David Raymond Carter, Dennis Earl Carter, Emily Jane Carter, John Dale E. Carter, Richard Lloyd Carter, Ronald Eugene Carto, Susan Meredith Caruso, Andrew Thomas Case, David Ronald Case, George Bailey Caseley, Jane Cashman, Michael D. Arcy . Casper, Charles Ray Jr. . .321, Cass. Frederick Lyle 350, Cassle, Marietta Mae Castle, Betsy Lynn ( ataldi, Pia Marie 204, Cavanaugh, Kathleen 309, Ceccarelli, Gabriella Cellini, Beatrice L. . .199, Cellini. Rita Terese Cellini, Robert Charles.. ..302, Cerri, William T. Jr. Chadwick, Barbara Ellen h.m, loseph Wei 322, Chandler, Leon H. Jr. t h.inc-,. Ruhard Paul 199. t hapala, Robert Frank Chapala, Walter Paul Chapin, Carolyn Howard ( li.ipline, ludlth Etta ■ ' o. Ill ' , I IS Chapman, Barry Luther hapman, Carol Irene hapman, David Lee ( hapman, Elizabeth C. ( hapman, Linda Lou ( h.ippcll. Rosemary Ann ( happell, William Brute i hard, Ann Elizabeth t base, Gary Lee ( li.isc, loin Morrison t heatham, Dennis Harold Chen, Larry ( he-rry. William Lee ( lii scbro. Robert C. Chew, Nancy Carol ( hiappetra, Donald D. ( hiilc-slcr. ( .ui ' l lean 424 346 57-1 320 295 227 288 361 410 378 429 317 35.3 302 363 349 408 330 227 39,8 371 198 374 i .-i 423 449 311 309 409 299 329 289 218 348 406 199 455 264 199 332 431 411 411 406 410 299 315 348 412 374 386 304 301 306 411 353 309 335 310 391 316 316 ins 412 316 288 295 352 352 335 371 348 386 17 427 289 405 454 304 304 362 i is 204 393 i i i 307 321 318 sis sol 06 512, 450 375 siS ,9 I 393 571 )35 1 n 70i I IS sir 552 ss(l ■ i ! i 229 s-l Chidester, Cherie Lee 391 Chilcott. Sandra Mae 311.448,451 Childs, Donna Jean 218. 292.401, 282 Chi Omega 300 Chi Phi 301 Chizum, Larry Lee .204,423 Choplin. Linda M. . 294 Christian Science Organization . 456 Christman. Kenneth Ivan . - 218 Christner, Janet 390 Christopher, Robert Jr. 321 Christy, William Banks ... 325, 403 Chueden, Katharine L. . 378 Chulock. Karen Hope 204, 354, 440, 405. 406, 448 Church, Rosalie .292,409 Cicenas, Richard A. . 349 Cicenas. Robert John - 351 Cimesa. Diane 218 Clapacs, John Terry . 307 Clark, Jack Bryant 297 Clark, John Miller 306 Clark, Judith Kay ..375,445 Clark. Karen Sue . . 390 Clark, Lawson Jack 2nd . . 297 Clark, Lewis L. 302 Clark, Lindley E. Jr.. . .219.330,403 Clark, Michael Robert 349 Clark, Robert John . 385 Clark. Roscoe C. Jr. . 367 Clark, Steven Lee . . 297 Clarke, Spencer Roy. . .291 Clarkson, Georgia Lou 204,312,406.432 Clarquist. Marian E. . . 374 Clausen, Edward L. . 370 Clay, Max Robert .349 Claymon, William I. . 353 Cleland. Olivia Rae 312 Clements, Christy Ann .311,402. 440,436,441,456 Clendenin, Joseph Grier . 333 Cleveland. John W. 227 Cleveland. Martha Ann 378 Clevenger. Carolyn Jo 199,303,401 Clifford, Lawrence W. . . . 387 Cline, Judith Ann 393 Cline, Mark Edward . 413 Clinton. James Larry . 246 Cloe, Rafe Heath 229 Cluley, James R. . .204,328 Coan, Cathie Lynn 375 Cobb, Arthur Thomas. . .219,328 Cobb, Timothy Scott . 328 Coburn, Charles Dean . . 346 Coddens. Larry Lee . . 297 Coe, Larry Michael 385 Coffee, Barbara Jean . 332, 449 Coffey, Floyd William 204,405,422 Coffey, John Roger 411 Collin, James Larry . 288 Coffman, Sammie J. . . 294 Cohen, Douglas Edward 329,455 Cohen, Ina Lee 219,282,290 Cohen, Lorraine Ruth 290,438,455 Cohen, Stuart Marc . 199, 272, 273 Colby. Susan Jean . 303 Cole. Arnold Lee .366,368,405 Cole, Beverly Dee . 298 Cole, Pauletta Sue . . 373 Cole, Susan Elaine . 391 Coleman, Charles F. Jr. . 302 Coleman, Claire T. . 219 Coleman. Larry Austin. . . 387 Coles, Jerry Lynn . . . . 1 1 11 Colglazier. Boyd Lee . .322 Collings, Terry Richard sS5 Collins, Ann Marie . .2 19, 314 Collins, Harrison Dean 227 Collins, Keith Edison.. 199,286 Collins, Michaela R. 420 Collins, Nancy Lyda 219, 524 Collins. Stephen Hardy 204.422,429 Collins, William Edward .411 Colman, Lana Marilyn 463 Colville. Priscilla [45 Combs, Mary Fay soil l nn.,ts,iy. Phillip David ,201,550 Conaway, Richard Willis . 365 Cone, Carroll Thomas . .. , 229 Cone, Nancy Barbara 292 Conknght, Samuel R. 57 s Conn, Joseph Edward 204, S2 t onnell, George Balfour . . . sin ( onnelly. John Philip . .313. 4-18 t onner, David Eugene- 7SS Conner, Virginia . 314 t onner, William Joseph 528 ( onroy, Mart Margarei 577 t ontest Alumni on Campus -121 Conti. Sandra Jane 372 Cook, Alayne Amelia 372 Cook, Blanche Jeanette . 373 1 00k, Darrcll Lin . 580 (00k. lames Wilbur . .297. 307 c ook, lane- Ellyn . .308. 112 took. I0I111 Howard 500 look. Patricia Lenarda 199. 305, 412 Cook, Thomas Roy 70 I t ooke, James Robert , 440 Cooley, William A. Jr. 70 1 1 ooney, Michael Barlet . 307 Cooper, Anne Elizabeth 378 t impel . Hi 1 ic.in McCain 246 ooper, David ( harles . . .299. 103 466 Cottom, Coufalik, Coulter, Coulter. K. Cooper, David Charles Cooper, Jack Lawrence Cooper, John Michael S06, (68 Cooper. Robert Thomas Cooper, Sandra Lee Cooper, Sandra Sue Cooper. Sondra Beth Cooreman. Marlene Helen COPE Corbin. Walter Clark Cordell, William Arthur Corenman. Diane Joyce Corman. Stephen Douglas Cornell. James F. Cornell. James S. , . Corner. Patricia M. Cornfeld. Michael Ira Cornwell. Donna Lee Cosmopolitan Club Costello, Judith Ann Costlow, Judson Jame Sandra Lou Francis J. Jeffrey Kent Lawrence A. Counterman. Christine Courtney. Betty Jean . Cousino. David James Cowan, John Thomas Cox, Franklin Hugh Cox, Frederick Earl Coy, Lynda Lee Coyne. Leslie James ( oyner, Karl Dennis 199. Craig. James Robert Craig, Marilyn E. Craig, Mary Ann Crain. Patrick Desmond Cramer, Judith Pamela Cramer, Phil Alan Crane. John Bryant Cranor. David Arthur Cravens Hall Craw, Kenneth W. Jr. Crawford, Kathryn Ann Crawford, Linda Ann Crawford, Richard James Creel, Rachel Anne Creps, David Anthony Creps, Joy A. Cresset Club Cresson. Elizabeth Ann Crick, Ronald Frederick Criss, Larry Gene Crist. Patricia Lynn Criswell, Donel James Critelli, Mary Frankie Crittenden, John Marsh Crittenden, Stephen J. Crizer, Daucy C. 3rd Cromer, Donald Lee Cromwell. William Lee Cronau, Emily Louise Crosbie. Mac Herbert 204, 328,403, 423 Crosby, Maurice Edward Crossland, Nancy L. Crossland, Stewart H. Crouch, Susan Crouch, Thomas Arthur CurTey, Hazel Rita Culbenson, Carol Culbertson. Richard D. Cullings, James David Cummings, Barbara Jo Cummings, Charles M Cunningham, Catherine A. Cunningham. John Daniel Cunningham. John R. . .407 Cunningham. Kathleen M. Cunningham. Laurence J. Cunningham, Maureen Lou Cunningham, Michael W. 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SOI 560 304 199 il i 149 365 199 323,407 219 57 1, his 295 290 312 2 39, 41 1 362.445 445 455 SOS 4 02 51 1 t3 ... 378 390 104, 124 565 302 115, 303 104 4 IS 505 306 507 119, 308 235, 553 351. 422 . . . 323 30 312 587 3 86 301 429 205. 123 333 300 199 17 i 401, 413 330 531 578 564 2- ' i, 133 290 310 200 311. 44S sis 386 200 J77 571 ' S i 201) 229 320 200 200, 304 - 321 372 Dillon, Barbara Showers 2S9 Dilts, Terry Edgar 130 Dingle. Jerry Allen i Dinius. Linda Eleanor. 203 10 Dinkel, John William Jr. .297 i !6 DiNot... Frances Kns.i s-S Distelhorst, John W. 205 Dittmer, Stanley James 528 Dixon. Michael Stewart Ms Dixon. William Cook Dobecki. Jo Ann 572 Dodd. Sus.in Martin (90 Dodds. Dennis R.iy 534 Doerr, Edward Ruhl 247 Doll. Rosemary Eleanor 205 Dolzall, Katharine 360 Donahue, Margaret Agnes 219 il ) Donaldson. Janet Claire 178 Donato, Albert Mario 320 Donnellan. Joseph J. 3rd 130 Donnelly. Patti Lynn 3 1 Donovan, Michael W 176 lis Doolittle. Robert P. JUS (20 Doom. Gwendolyn Lou 205 103 106 Doom. Jacquelyn Sue 205 103 [06 Dorbecker, Linda Lee 508 Dorntge. Linda Louise 289 43 1 .S3 301 Doty, Anne Claudia 574 Doty, Jerry Leroy 316 i . ' i Dougan, Jerry Lee 200 Doughty, Joan Marie 289 Douglas, Michael Worth 205 .22 Dove. Douglas James . 246 Dowd, Lynn Florence 112 Dowell, Deanna Rose 2 1 ' ) Dowling. Diana M. 200 324 432 Downey, James Michael 288 Downs. Robert Dean 297 Doyle. Lewis Eugene 205 Doyle. Marianne Sarah 3-2 Doyle, Raymond Eugene (66 Drake, Sandra Sue 393 Dressel, Sandra Lee 574, (20 427 . 18 Drew, James Ellis 205 507 Drew. Jerome Charles 307 Driesbach, James Lee 318 Drileck, Roberta A. 200 Drout. Drew Ann Carol 200 282 504 Drozda, Joseph Michael 315 Druart. Dorothy Ann 2 19 300 Druelinger, Judy Maxine 219 Druelinger. Melvin L. 200 Drummond, James Arthur 385 Dubiak. Albin Steve 205 Dubiel. Paul John 334 Duch, Ronald Victor 297 Duck, Catherine Ann 326 Duckworth. Myra Kaye 391 DuComb. Robert James 328 Dudas. Olga Susan lis Dugdale, Mary Lynn 361 Duggan. Sharon Louise 309 .us Dukelow, Barbara Jean 311 Duker. Douglas Dee 205 Duling, Michael Arthur 325 Dulong, Elmer Francis 405 422 Duman, Marlene Joy 290 Duncan, Avalyn Sue 219 Duncan. Charles T. 205 Duncan. Electa Clay 413 Duncan, Judith Ann 219 311 Duncan. Malcolm Schudel 306 Duncan. Sharron Lila (us Dungworth, Terence slS Dunlap, Dave Edward 120 Dunlap. Keith Orman 2 19 ill Dunn. Fred Seward 423 Dunn House (49 Dunn. Lewis Ronald 205 405 Dunn, Marjorie Irene 577 Dunn. Ronald Lee 350 Durkes, Walter Robert 205 42 ( Durkln, Mary Catherine [06 Durlauf. Jayne Kron 295 Duthie, Roberr William s.S Dwyer. Marylyn Ann 291 406 Dyar. John William 288 Dybel, Roberr Matthew s.l, Dye. Bonnie Lucille 219 Dye, James Alvin 205 422 Dye. James C. 350 Dye. Judy-Jo 390 Dyer. John William. 205. 31S 325 Dyer, Nancy Hardy • Dyer. Nelda Sue 2S2 532 Dyer, Sara Lee 361 Dygert, Sylvia Anne 424 Eaglesfield. Robert 3rd 299 East, Carol Elizabeth Eastburg, Robert Ward J50 Easterbrook. Ruthann 205. 148 Eastridge, Carolyn Sue 1  Easton, Larry Leon . . . 200, 516 Eberle, Janet Marie . 361 Eberly. Donald Willis i57 Ebert, Robert William . 410 I Donald Gayle 1 1 2 Ecklebarger, Richard D. J is. Hi Ei con Virgil Edward 246, 266. 267 Eder. Ruhard Joseph . 336 Edgerton. Susan C, . 200 Edgington. Betty 219 Edler, Thomas Allen Edmonson, Larry Eugene I dmonston, Patricia R 24 Edmunds, Linda 289 Edwards. Cynthia Lynn Edwards, lames Larkin 521, S 5 1 Edwards, Judy Ann .35V ' lulu aids, M.ir, 1.1 lane ! ' I Edwards, Mary Catherine 235 Edwards, Michael Joel 322 Edwards. Nam Kathryn . I | Edwards. Richard Leon (is Edwards, Robert L. , 199 Eger, Judy Ann 4 1 Eggelhof. Nancy Lee 2 35 Eggert. Donald Paul 200 Eggert, Lynda Jean 504 Eggleston. Larry G. 205 Eggleston. William B. 29 . too. 4 36.448 Eqnatz. Mary Jo Teresa . 289 Ehase. Charles Frank 3 ,422 Ehrman, Barbara Jean - .219. 304 Ehrman. Sylvia Ann 451 Eichholz, Alice 574 Eilbacher. Leonard E. 205 Einstandig, Barbara A. 161 Eisel. John Anthony . 368 Eisenhut, Judith Ellen 378 Eisenman, Richard M. 334 Eisert. Janet Lee 200. 294 Eisterhold. Judith Ann ! I I Eklund. Leola Jane 300 Elbert. Paul Richard s|5 Eldridge, Sarah Anne 378 Eley. Elinore E. 295 Eley, Roberta Jean 200,314 Elias, Thomas Henry 349 Elkins, Judith Anne 2 Ellenberger. Jen 31 1, 451 Ellet. Judith Janne 5 1 i Ellinghausen. Derald G. . 506 Ellingwood, Carol Ann 3() -), 4 1 .1 Elliott. Barbara Ann 392 Ellion House . 349 Elliott, James William .... 229 Elliott, lean Ann 314 Elliott, Nancy Lee 289, 449 Elliott. Patricia Ann 289,451 Elliott, Sharon Diane 200. Mi | i s Elliott. Susan E. 361 Ellis, Kenneth Anthony . . . 309 Ellis. Ronald Leon 384 Ellis. Sua Louise 292 Elhs, Terr. 11 Frank 32 I Ellis. Timurhv D. 205 Ellison, Sandee Lynne 219,300 Ellmore, David A. $68 Elmore. Sharon Elaine 308 Elrod. Thomas E. . 205. 318 Elstien. Morris Joseph 35 1 Ely, Joan Kent 500 Elyea. Willard Oswald 200,246.320 Emenhiser, Donald L. 321 Emerson, Joneth Louise 374. 427 Emmert. Julie Deanne . 294 Emmert, Steven Arisman 330 Emmons, Terrance Lee R. 307 Endsley, James William 205 Engebretson. Elizabeth 362 Engels, William N. Jr. 349 Engle, Richard Francis 200.316.449 English. Charles R. 205 English, Don Wvatt Enoch. Robert Bruce , 297 Enomene 402 Eppenger, Ernestine D. 441 Eppenstein, Ilene M. 531,424 Epperson. David Ray 306 Epperson. Earl Eugene 205. 422, 423 Erdel. Rebecca Helen 429 Erdmann. Arvilla C. 309 Ernest, Donald Warren 352 Ernst. Heidi 219. 326 Ernst. Thomas John 323 Ertel. Charles William . . 368 Ertel. Mary Ann 292 Irv in, Joan Elaine Eshelman, Nancy Ann 219 Eskitch, Mike John . 379 Esmoer. Laurie Neil 405 Espich. Jeffrey Keller 29 Essex, Karen Elizabeth 295 Estey, Melvyn Adams Jr. 346.429 Ettel. Dale Edward - 5 f Etter. Patricia Ann 30 I Evans. Barbara Merritt 219.413 Evans. Robert Byron ... 379 Evans. Sarah Elizabeth Evans, Susann Elizabeth 219,284,292,413 Everett, Dennis Edward 205 Everert. Elizaberh Anne 04 Everett. Thomas Stewart .423 Everitt. Lillian E. . 200 Everitt. Thomas James .219 Evertts. Irene Mary 1 1 5, 456 Ewald, Robert Charles 205.246.272,273,315 Ewan. William Kenneth 348 467 Ewer, Barbara Lee Ewing, Bill D. Ewing, Lana Joy . . . Exford, Joan Marie Eyer, Ann Christine Eyer, Teresa Lou . 1 S, M) ' ) 205 . . . . 392 . ... 391 220 . ... 392 Fabiyanic, Georgene S. 298 Fagan. Thomas Leroy. . .200,412 Fairfield. Winston L. . .246,307 Faris, Linda Jane . . 391 Fransworth, Craig Lee . 297 Farrar, James Richard . 385 Farrell, James Michael . 206 Farren, Ronald Eugene .206,405 Farry. Ned Oliver . 386 Farthing, Bruce Allen 288 Faulkner, Patricia Ann . . . 305, 372 Favarato, Laura Marie 393 Fawcett, Charles C. . 246 Fawcett, William Alan 206,370,407,422 Frawley, Judith Ann . 393 Fay, Judith Ann . 04, 420 Feagler, John Raber ..320,410 Fearrin. Don Ray ..206,352 Fechtman. Henry Logan 320 Feczko, Lois Jean . 292 Feczko, Timothy 200, 306 Federico. David Albert .306,440 Fehr. Michael 321 Feick, Dale Edward , 330 Feinberg. Jay Martin . . .206,429 Feinstein. David A.. . 323 Feist, Elaine . 290 Fekete, Donald . 220 Feldinger, Diane Lois. . 290 Feldman, Debra Sue .200,373 Feldman, Howard Eugene . 457 Feldt. Nancy Ann . 294 Felger, Thomas Allen . . 334 Felker, Lillian Carole . . 200 Felton, Donald Charles 423 Femal, Sally ... . 309, 420 Fennewald, LeRoy F. . 206 Fenton, Barbara Irene.. 61,451 Ferber, Edith Ellis , 200,315 Fergus. Mary Leann 220 Ferguson, Cynthia Sue . 392 Ferguson. Gwen Ann . .292,408 Ferguson, James Walter . 350 Ferguson, James William . . 206 Ferguson, John Alan 200,297. 398.441 Ferguson, Marjorie S 227 Ferguson, Philip C . 438 Ferguson, Susan Kaye . . 326 Ferguson, William 206, 423 Ferkins, Mary Helen . . 378 Fernandes, Susan Jane.. . 300 Ferrara, Jane .314 Ferris, Robert Owen.. . 330 Fetters, Mary Sue . .371 Fiala, Louis James . 327 Fiechter, Barbara Ann . . 428 Fiege, James Everett 206, 315 Fields, Jennifer Rae . . 455 Fields, Judith Marlene . 372,378 Fields, Mary Jane . 304 Fife, John Joseph ..206,330 Filippo, Charles Edward . 206 Finch, Priscilla Susan. . . 371 Findley, Karen Anne . 390 Fine, Philip Eliot . 329 Finik, Colleen Kay . 294 Ftnk, Jerry Bruce 316 Fink, Nancy Sue 220 linke, Gene Douglas . 307 Finkelstein. Paula Lois . . S3] linlc-y, Alfred Arthur SJ0 Finley, Barbara J. . 373 Finn, Jeffrey Keith . 206, 329 Finnell, Ronnie Ward . 310 Finney, David Dorsey Jr. 322 Firestone, Martha Sue 326 Fischer, Beverly Yvonne . . 220 liscus, Lmda Lou 227,373 Fiscus, Patty Jo 406 Fish. Stanley Robert . 329 Fisher, Alfred Jerome 200,370 Fisher, Becky Ann J14 Fisher, David Roger . 296 Fisher, Diana Catherine . 292 Fisher. Marilyn Sue , 220,294 Fisher, Patricia Ann 292, -155 Fitch. Patricia Ann . , 362, 432 Fitch. Susan Jane . 292 Fitzpatnck, Mary Ann 220,361,429 Fitzpatnck, Pamela Ann 11 Flame Ciub 404 Flanagan, Charles Brute 206 Flanagan. Gerald Wayne 246 Flanders. Elizabeth A. 120 Flannery, Shirley Joyce . ms Fleenei . Sandra Lui ille . . t Fleming, Daryl Cranor 00 Fleming, Michael Edward .206 i Fleshman, Terry Lee 1 1 Fletchall, Ann 200, 311, 401 , i is Flinn, Jon David Flockencier, James W. ..302,429 Florer, Ronald William . 200 Flores, Anthony 336 Floyd, Donald Joseph . . 206 Flynn, Martin John 229 Foale, Patricia Ann . 360 Fobes, Linda B 304, 449 Fogle, Richard Paul 301 Foley, Ralph Morton . .193,201,299 Folkening, Dale Thomas 206 Foltz, Barbara Sue .391 Foncannon, John Joseph. . .351 Ford, Jerry Lee. .. 206, 405, 407, 412 Forensic Club , 455 Forest Hall . . . 369, 370 Forman, James Frederick. . . 329 Forney, Judith Ann ... 361 Forney, Robert H. Jr. . . 405 Forrest, Donald Reid 193, 201, 349 Forsberg, Sharon Jean 392,445 Forst, Eugenia Lowey . .372,444 Fosnugh. David Irvin . . 301,433 Foster, Cynthia Gudgel . 448 Foster, Jack Vance . 193,201,316 Foster, James Stanhope 346 Foster, Sharon Gayle 235, 408 Foster, Sue Ellen . 372 Foster, Victoria Jayne 363 Foulkes, Jeanne Frances .311 Fournier, Kenneth T. . . 227 Foust, Jacque Eugene . .318, 441 Fowler, Marilyn Ann . 294 Fowler, Mary Helen. 332 Fowler. Robert Alan . 348 Fowler, Susan Carnes 244, 314,402,420,455 Fox, Alice Anne 363 Fox. Jean Ellen . .284. 300 Fox, Larry Allen 346 Fox, Linda Ann 220 Fox, Richard William . ..336,412 Fox, Robert Franklin 405 Fox, Stanley Anderson 320 Fox, Susan May 304 Foy, Janet Louise 372 Frain, Shirley Louise 373 Frame, Carolyn Lou 220, 324 France, Sharon Kay 362 Francis, Glen Ray 336 Francis, Jack Clark 206 Francis, Robert Alan 297,403 Francis, Walton J. ...318,438,441 Francke, Karen Elise 360 Frandzel. Malka Rae 220, 290 Frank, Mary Virginia 377 Frankel, Larry Allen . . 193, 201 Franklin. Judith Ann 220,413 Franklin, Mary Susanna 308 Franks, Larry Carleton 403, 449 Fraser, Thomas Lee 351 Frauhiger, Robert Wayne 333 Fraze, Carol Sue 391 Frederick, Richard L. Jr 320 Frederick, William G 349 Freed, Thomas Jon 306, 405 Freeland. Barbara L 220, 304 Frenz, Paul D 9, 193. 201 Freudenberger, Kent W. 206 Frey. Barbara Ruth 413 Frey, Eric Alan 306 Friedlander, Ezra H 193. 200 Friedman, Carol Louise 193,201 Friedman, David Howard 329 Friedman, R. Janie 331 Friel, William Francis 193 Friend, Hallis Virginia 220.308 Fries, Richard Alden 405 Frisbie, Duane Lee 206 Fritz, Sandra Ann 372 Fritzen, Jermayne A 295 Fritzen, Ward Alden 322 Froberg, Brent Malcolm 9 Fruechtenicht, Thomas E. 206,333,407 Fry, Patricia Ann 354, 363 Frye, David Alan . 301 Frye, Margaret Ellen 332,374 Frye, Myron Earl. ... . 220 Fudge, Suzanne . 292 Fulkerson, Michael C 328 Fuller, Pamela Jan . 362 Fuller, Sharon Margaret 593 Furber, Philip Craig . 367 Furr, Mary Elizabeth . 362 Furry. William Howell . 330 Furtick, Sandra Ann 303, 402. 42 i. I in Gacic. Mirjana 191 201 Gage, David Lee 279 ■ Gaines, km Garnet 9 ,01 ( i.il.im s. DioRcnes K. 1 201 , ' I Galik. Claudia Dale ? Gall, l..hn Steve 206 •12 2 411 Gall, ludith Anne I ' M. 201 282 108 402 t ..ill S I i.i A i.n 101 •lit, Galm. Robert WimkIs 444 Galvio, ,11, a,„ R. 264 Gambill, Paul Alan 333 Gamble, Peggi Ann . 373 Gamma Phi Beta .... . 309 Ganns. Richard Joseph . 206, 422, 423 Ganny, Glenda Faye 372 Ganz, Marilyn Carole 193,201.331.448 Gardner. Gary Paul 307 Gardner, Howard Garry . 329 Gardner, Ronald Shearer . 449 Gardner, Sharon Lynne. ... 378 Garelick, Robert Alan . 329 Garling. Thomas John . 328 Garrett, Lynn Douglas . 367 Garrison, Phyllis Anne 303 Gaskill. John Joseph . . 325 Gast, Jon Stuart . 330 Gast, Roselyn Ann , , 292, 456 Gatchel, John Kenneth . 229 Gates, Cheryl Louise. . .371 Gay, James Allen . . . 321 Geary, Kathryn Sue 220, 314 Geberin, John Phillip 351 Gedrick, John Paul Jr. . . 297 Geesman, Christopher S. , .316 Gelb, David Bruce .321,407 Geller, Geraldine Lynn. . 294 Gellner, Carol Joan , 463 Gelman, Martin Lewis, 329,349.445 Gemmer, Martin Douglas . 32 1 Geneteau, Roberto A. . 206 Gentry, Robert Frey . 350 George, Jean Susan . ..314,451 George, Richard Lee. . . 365 Gerard, Susan Joan 370 Gerde. Jerome Woods 193, 201, 366 Gerke, Richard Dale 206, 423 German. Robert Michael . . 206 Gerow, Ronald Kent . .328,426 Gershman, Jerome Lee . 329 Gershman, Samuel R. . 329 Geyer, Marjorie Maxine 220 Ghent, Suzanne Lee. .. 235, 292, 407 Ghere, Sandra Mae 362 Giacoletti. Robert R. . .206.349.405 Gibbons. Jane E. 206, 332, 404, 449 Gibbons, Melinda Kay 292 Gibbs, Phillip Stone . 350 Gibson, David Dan . 330 Giecko, Judith Jo . 373 Gifford, Paul Alan 301 Gilbert, Penny K. ... 373 Gilbert, Richard Walter. . 367 Gilhooly, Judith Rae 220 Gilkey, Charles Morris 220 Gill, Constance Jeanne 362,413 Gillen, Dennis Allen 306 Gilliam, John David 299 Gilliatt, Lynne Warner . 309 Gillie, Edwin Douglas . 325 Gilman, David Ellis 193, 201 Gilmer, Mary Anne , 391 Gimlich, Earl F 206, 405, 407 Gindelberger, Diane Lou 371 Gindelberger, Donald W. . 350 Gines. Ray 3rd. . . 433 Girkin, Caroline Kay, . . . 308 Gladden, Thurman Howard . . 368 Glass. Jacqueline Lois 331 Glatt, Bonnie Jo . 331 Glaze. Jacqueline Carol 369,373,408.409 Glaze. Tommye Lou 352,408 Glazier. Robert Allen . . 320 Glick, Janet Louise 373 Glock. Judy Ann 309, 420 Gloger, Kurt Franz 370 Glover, John Albert Jr. . .297, 318 Glover, John Michael 220 Gluck, Vivian Marie . . 393 Goeller. Joseph Victor 301,429 Goeller, Martha Kay 324 Gohman, Richard Louis 333 Goins, Mara Beth ...314,402,455 Goldberg. Arnold Edward 89. 206.403.44S Goldberg. Barbara Anne . 374 Goldberg. Edwin Barry.. , 329 Goldberg. Gary Jay . 329 Goldberg. Joseph M. . .206,403,423 Golden. Iris June 207,290 Goldfarb, Felice Hinda $31 Goldfarb, Joseph M. , . . 227 Goldfarb, Judith Ann . hi Goldsmith. Marshall Jay . . .207, 105 Goldstein. Benjamin R. . . . 329 Goldstein, David H. 291. 409 Goll. Phyllis Mardell. . . 227 Good, Janet Kay 370 Good. Nancy Erving 511,436 Goode, Martha Lee J 7 I Goode, Robert James J21 Gooding. Holly 294 Goodloe, Charles Jr. 455 Goodman. Hazel Doretha S05, 577 Goodman, Kathryn E. 290, [56 Goodman. Susan Janet . 290 Goodson, Mary Jane. . it i] Goodus. Donna Jean 220, 309.413 Goodwin, Sharon Ann (U.-ilW Gooldy, Kenneth Joe . 407 Gooldy. Richard Newell 32 Goos. Sydney Ann . . 220. 514, 149 Gordon, Barbara Deborah 284, 290 Gordon, Bonnie Jean 314,449 Gordon, Jacqueline M ' M Gordon. Michael Louis 193. 201 Gore, Barbara Joy 331, 424 Gorman. Robert Lazarus 367 Gorseline. Linda Sue. . 308,413 Gorsuch. Terry Lee . . .407, 426, 444 Gosnell, James W 409 Goss, Paul Vernon . 297 Gothard, James Arthur . 320 Gotshall, Elizabeth . . 308. 410 Gouveia, Gordon Elliot 301 Graf, Michael Lee ... 366 Graf, Richard James . , 352 Graham, Alan Martin . 330 Graham, Eugene .317 Graham, James Kermit . 207 Graham. Lucy Brent .220,324 Grainger. Phillip Rex . 207 Grandorf, James Norman 403,405.407,448 Grandorf. Joyce Bailey .448 Granger, David Wayne . 259 Granich, Joseph August 207 Graves, Janis Kay 207,406 Graves. Larry Wayne 351 Graves, William Howard 193,201,307,455 Grawemeyer, Martha 408 Gray. Arthur L. Jr 207, 307 Gray, Conna Leigh . ..220,373 Gray. Frances Judith 289 Gray, Gary Milner .428.458 Gray, Margaret E. . 360. 464 Gray. Marion Libbie 304,420,451 Gray, Steven Leslie 335 Greaf, Linda Jane 312 Grecco, Alena Marie 292 Green. Barbara Leslie 220 Green, John Charles.. . 299 Green, Judith Ann . 393 Green. Lyndia Ann 293 Green, Roy Vincent 288 Greenberg. Allen Roy 207 Greenberg. Edward J. 329 Greenberger. Charlene B. . . .155, 331 Greene. James Arnold Jr 336 Greene. Karl Phillip 239,411 Greenlee. James Robert . 299, 410, 436 Greenman. John Jacob 193. 201, 403, 404, 409. 449 Greenwald. Mary Ann 193, 201 Gregoline, Bonita 220 Gregory, Dennis Allen 467 Gregory, Gary Robert 207 Gregory, James Allen 321 Gregory, Stephen Wayne 346 Greiner. Karen Louise 363 Greiwe. Robert George 350 Grenert, Robert Louis 193, 201,322,448 Grennes, Thomas James 307 Gribble. Richard Lee 301 Griffey, Karen Louise 369, 375 Griffin. Marcia Jean 373 Grigsby, Mary Louise 362 Grimes, Rebecca Sue 361 Grimes, William Arnold 350 Grimsley, Karin Evelyn 326,402,449.450 Groch. Donald Lee 193,201 Groff. Richard Michael . . 297 Grolimund, Joseph M. Jr. . 229 Gronemeyer. John Robert . 229 Groscost, Julie Ann .... . 374 Gross, Bill Sanner . 307 Groth, Kenneth Gene 207,297,404,422,448 Groth. Peter F 193, 201, 321 Groth. Quindaro Anne . 361 Groverman. Nancy Jo . . 295 Grubb. James Michael . 321 Grubb. Merritt Byron 315 Gruber. Tom Francis . 348 Grybeck. Sandra Kay ... 292, 424 Guggenheimer, Richard S. . . 207, 385 Gullic, Nancy Diane ... . 312 Gulhon, Thomas H. . 207 Gumbel, Samuel Edward 350 Gumz. Frederick Daniel . , 227, 330 Gurevitz. Sherry Jean 331 Gust, Donna Lindley ' V Gustafson, Franc Edward 299 Gustafson. Mary E. 332 Guthier, Ronald Edward 533 Guthrie, Elizabeth May .376. 37S, 427 Guthrie, Jack Allen 220 Gutowsky, John Gordon . 299 Gutru. Jean Elizabeth 402, 42 i,  56 Gutschick, Alice A. . . .309. 15 J Gutwein. Emil Edward 351 Gurwein, Marvin R 351 Gutwein. Paul D. . 351 Gwaltney. Charles W. . 376 Gwaltney. Delia Karen ....... 309 Gwin, Samuel Kenneth 370 Gyi, Shirley 220 H Haag, Richard Joseph 316 Habecker, Cheryl Lynn 193.201, 312 Haberman, Jerry Robert 565 H.u kel. Glenn Frank 565 468 Haddard. Diana Claire 236.408 Hadley. Janet Ann 220 Hadley, Robert Vernon .352 Haefcle. Jane Kay 593 Hafron. Charles F. 3rd .227.386 Hagenston. Richard E. ..... MS Hahn. Gary James 352 Haines, Michael William . . 335 Haislip, Walter M. 2nd ... .367, 444 Halderman. Paul Edward 306 Hale. Charles Richard 310 Halty. Timothy lames Ji .J(.i Hall. Abigail Douglas 373 Hall. Anna Mary Hall. Carol Jean 374 Hall. Charles G. 3rd . 207. 246 Hall House 351 Hall. John Robert 299 Hall. Larry Joseph ... . 346 Hall. Louis Scott 351 Hall. Rebecca Jane 314 Hallett. Thomas William Hallfrisch. Kenneth Lee 299 Hamacher. Louis Fred Hamilton, Diane Hamilton. Judith Mae 432 Hamilton. Mary Frances Hamilton. Phoebe Lou 298 Hamilton. Stanley Kerty 350 Hamm. Alma Jean 392 Hammel. Patricia Ann .221,312.429 Hammer, Pamelia Ann Hammond, Jane Edith 456 Hamot. Arlene Violet 375 Hanaghan. Patricia Ann Hancock. Rachel May 362 Hancock. Ronnie Jimmy 369, 370, 457 Hancock, Wanda Jean 193.201 Hand. Larry Dee 385, 455 Hand, Ronald Myron J,? Hanger. William Joseph Hankins. Vaughan Lee Hanko. Hope 391 Hanna. Don Evan . 20 , 299 Hanna. Larry L. 426 Hannah, Larry Joe 306 Hanning. Frank R. Jr. 193, 201, 330, 400, 403, 449 Hansel. Sharon Gayle 408 Hansen. Michael Paul 299, 423 Hanshaw. Charles Warren Hanson. Linda Christine 28; Hao, Lawrence K. 227, 246 Hara. Francine - 221,282,331 Haralson. Donald Huff 207 Harayda, Carol Louise 221 Hardesty. Larry Edwin 367 Hardesty, William Lynn 313 Hardin. Edna Fay Hardin. Sharon Lyn 30U Harding House 356 Harding, Karen Weigand 22 Harding, Robert Reuben 207 Hardsaw, Elizabeth Ann 1-4, 179, 193,201. 308. 402,458,462 Hare. Pamela Anne 289, 410, 444, 451 Harger, Almeda Frances 354 Hargrave, Mary Alice 332 Hargrave. Ruth Anne 221,294 Hargrove, Pamela Jane 332 Harker, Thomas Beckman 352 Harkess, Paul Lee 353, 425 Harlow. Tanet Glenn 236 Harmon. Elizabeth Rose . . .293. 370 Harned. Roger James .333 Harney House ■ 352 Harnisch, Beverly Ann 300 Harper, Ann Bernaderte - 309. 406 Harper. William Douglas 333 Harpold. David Lawrence 336 Harrell, Jacqueline 311 Harrell. Jane Hudson 221,311 Harrington, Kelly M. Harrington, Marilyn D. Harris, Carole Irene - ' •60 Harris, Charles Edwa rd 207. 35 3 Harris, Dean A 193.201 Harris. Donna Sue Harris. James F. Jr 330 Harris. John Stephen 333 Harris, Martha Jane Harris, Oliver H. 3rd . Harris. Ronald Sidney 207 Harris, Theresa Harris. William Russell 207 Harrison. Barbara Sue .324,406 Harrison. Lance G. 444 Harrison, Susan Kay Harrold, James Robert 297 Harsh. Kathie Irene Hart, Susan Elizabeth 294 Harter, Gordon Vaughn 349 Hartgrove, Stephen Ray 370. 407, 42 1 Harting, William B. 3rd 3 1 3 Hartley. Russell Allen 221, 348, 407 Hattman, Glotia Jane Hartman, Jack Edward 379 hartman. William M. 364, 368. 455 Hartmann, Dennis W 349 Harvath, Patticia Lee 221,326 Harvey. Andrew Burke . 323 Harvey. Saralee 413 Harvill. Avery Hampton 63 Hash. Linda Vondalee 193.201,370 Hash. Wanda Lou 361 Haskett, James Albert Hasler, Patticia Anne 3 -c , Hatfield. Hayes H. 320 Hatrak. Andrea Julie ..221,362,413 Hattendorf. Janice Kay Hauck. Barbara Jean 5 5 2 Haven, Michael James 335 Hawkins. Jack Lee 301 Hawkins. John Richard 316 Hawkins. Linda Anne 391 Hawkins. Sandra Diane 20 Hay, Martha Jean 514,455 Hayat, Mohammed Atif . 438, 441 Hayes, Cornelius C. Jr. Hayes. Dennis Ryan 207,405 Hayes. Marina 21 ,i Hayhurst, Thomas Eldon 426 Hays, Janet Lou 326 Head, Mary S. .38,451.454 Heath. Joe Fletcher Jr. 349 Heath, Michael Spickard 386 Hebert. Getald Blake 207 Hecht. Susan Anne 438,440,441,448 Hedden, Carolyn Ruth 221 Hedges, Jetty Dee Hedman, Btian Roland Hedman. Jon Ray .322,407,429 Hedman. Kent Ronald Hedstrom, Alan Ralph 288 Heffley. William Lee Heger, Richard George . . Heinbaugh, Joy Lynne . 193, 201 Heinlein, Leonard Moody Heinrichs. Nelson W. Heinsen. Charles Edward 346 Heisr. Linda Lee 312 Helm. Ardee Jr 438, 445 Helm. Richard Ayres 288 Helminiak. James Leon 100 Helt. Robert Carroll 432 Helton, Kathleen Faye 370 Hemelgarn. Donald Lee 207 Hemmerer. Paul Edmund W. . 445 Hempfling.Pau.RoyJr. Hemphill. Michael Otto ,,,351 Hempleman. Philip Jay .... 364, 365 Henderson, ludirh Ann Henderson. Mary E. - 221,289.413 Henderson, Sandrajean Hendrey, William B. 194,404 Hendricks. Judith S. ,2S9,402,451 Hendticksen, Leif Roy 330 Hendrickson. Larry Neal 302 Hendry, Melinda Ann 378, 427 Hengstler. Suzann Lynne 360,413 Henley, Stephen Arthur Henning. Richard Lee 366 Henoch, Frederick Evan 320 Henry. Barbara Mae ... ... 372 Henry, Donald Dean . 325,403,423 Hensley. Douglas S. 349 Hensley, Harry Thomas 384 Hepler, Frederick M. 236. 322 Herbert. David Joseph 221 Herbst. Rochelle Ann 290, 412 Herche. Gerald Allen 352 Hercules, Carol Ann Heritage. Suzanne E. Herkless. John Lindsey Herre, Richard Louis 368 Herrin g, Nancy Sue 324 Herring, William C. 353 Herrman. Byard Gayle Herrmann, Becka Lynn 391 Hersch. Joel Wayde .208,290 Hershberger, Jon Dee 208,315,403,429,436.441 Hershberger, Terry R. 208. 328.403,429.438,449 Hershon. Naralie Sue 362 Hertz. Anh Jack . 329 Hertzer. Norman Ray . . 318, 425. 438 Hess, John Lee 320 Hesse, Monika 392 Hesson, Larry Ray Hestet. Philip Lyle 247. 20 Hetrick, Jerry Lynn Heuck. Alice Jean 393 Heupel. Sharlene 309 Heyns, Michael Garrett 366 Heyward. Leslie Arden Hiart. John David . 208,316.407 Hibner. Paul D. 194 Hickey. Douglas Lee 315 Hicks. Duane Joseph Hicks, Linda Lou . 312,405.406 Hicks, Patricia Nadine 308 Hicks, Wayland Ray . Higa. Sandra Mae Higdon, Linda Higgins, James Bradley 296 Higgins, Jerry L. 327 Higgins. Linda Lee High. James Russel 316 Highfield. Linda Lou 416 Highland, Thomas C. 299 Hignite. Charles Reed 208 Hiigli, John Arden 368 Hildebrand. Jerry Lee . . 334, 348 Hilgcr, J. Gregg . 194 Hill, Danny Ray 325 Hill, Gary Lee .227.246,333 Hill. Maurice Gene 208 Hillas. Louise Anne Hillcl Foundation 457 Hilligoss. Jerry Ray Hilligoss, Phillip S. 20S. Ui Himler. Marsha Sue Himsel, Judith Ann .236.326 Hinchman. Kathie Lynn Hinchman, Sharon E. Hindman, Sara Lyn Hindmarch. Kathrvn Beth 314 Hinds, Harold Francis 568 Hineman. Kay Jeanne Hmer. Kurr Allen 299 Hinkel, Wayne Ralph 546, 407 Hinsch, Joanne ..208.294.404 Hinshaw. Craig Trenr Hinton, Veta Linette 309 Hippensteel. Diane Kay 391 Hitsch. Carol Jean 413 Hirt, Linda Jean 314.402 Hirtzei. Thetesa K. Hlavek, Nancy Lee . 332 Hobdy, Tommy Alvine . 319 Hobley. Duane Alan 346 Hobson, Mary Ann 360 Hobson. Patricia Louise . Hochschild, Barbara Ann Hodges, Thelma L 194, 305 Hodson, Thomas Wayne 301 Hoemann, Ellen Louise . . Hofelich. Audrey Jane 309, 410 Hofer. Thomas Roser . Hoff. Sara Elizabeth 391 Hoffert. Richard R. ... ' s Hofferth, William D. 208 Hoffman. Bernard Wayne 365 Hoffman, Janer Elaine 410 Hoffman. John Martin Hoffman, Kama Kay Hofmann, Helen Louise Hogan. Kathleen Zoe . -294, 432 Hogg. Winifred M. 405 Holaday, Mary Lois 208. 294 Holdcrafr. Roger Leroy Holden. Richard Duane ■■■■■ 3 Holder. Jack Johnson Jr. 246.323 Holland. Dottie 361 Holland. Edith Alcinda 293 Holland, James C. P. 350 Holliday. Sue Kathryn .360.451 Hollingshead. Ellen Mae Hollingsworth. Robert D. . 353 Holloway. Nancy Lynne 370 Holmes, Ctaig Marshall 385 Holmes, Marilyn P. 445 Holt. Joseph David 321 Holthaus. James Louis 40 Holton, Nicki Jean ■ 42 Holtre y. Jerry Ivan .,.,,,,, iU Holtzman. Phoebe .221,331.429 Holwager, Joseph R. 194 Hommei. Jo Anne -2 1 Hood, Rebecca Louise 221,326 Hoover, Ernest Victor U4 Hoover. Stanley Victor 30 Hoover, William Harvey . 299. 444 Hope. Donald Lewis 42; HopkinS ' Gen£VieVe 314,402,436.449 Hopkins, George Arthur -400. 456 Hopkins. Sara Kaye 303, I 4 Hopkins, Thomas Joseph Hoppes, Stephanie Anne 194,311,448 Horein, Joyce Mary ' 94.326 Horen, Harriet Joy Horn, Mary Louise Horner. Patricia Anne 390 Horner. Robert Dale 522 Hornvak. Steven Andrew Horron. Judith Grace 294,406 Horwath, Diane Louise Hosier. Paulann M 326 Hosteller. Marilyn Kay Hosteller, Rebecca L. . 373 Hosteller. Sherry Gay 374 Hostetler. Michael G. Hottle. Karl Barry 50 Houghland, Paul H. 316 House. John Mack House. Marjorie Louise Howard. Judith Gay Howard. Larry Joseph Howard. Lawrence E. Howard, Ralph Max Howard. William Allen Howland. Sandra Lee 221, ,ii Hsue. SinTao 194 Hubartt, Russell T. Jr. Hubbard, Martin Lynn Hubbard, Steven Lee 346 Hubbard. Sue Elaine Huber, Lawrence Anthony 552 Hubettz. Ann Scott Hublar. Dwan Vincent .236,45 Huddleston. Janet Lynn Hudson. Henry Collins Hudson. Mickey Eugene Hudson. Morris Ray 20S, 3 1 6, 432 Hudson, Richard Edward Hudson. Sandra Nan Huffman. Betty Jean ■ 362 Huffman. George William 194.350 Huggins, Richard Earl Hughes, Anne Marie . 362 Hughes. Gary Wayne 236 Huidic-.. Joe Francis 352, 405 Hugucnard. Ronald D 239. 4 1 1 Hume. Dale Edward 208 Hummert, Fredrick R. 365 Humphrey, James Justice . 368 Humphtey. Michael F. . 366 Humphrey, Robert Clark 586 Hunt. Carol Diane 1.289.449 Hunt.JayB. i !0, ' ' ' 19 Hunt. Karen Sue 361 Hunt. Marsha ■ 362 Hunt, Ralph Roberrs Hunt, Thomas Edwatd ... 208, 325 Huntcman. Catl Edgar 366 Hunter. Alice Eleanor . 311 Huntet. Constance Kay Hunter. Tim Lee Hupp. Fred Edward Jr. 306 Hupperr, Robert Eugene Huton, William Elbert 208 Hutst, David Steiger Hurt. Jean Esther ■ ] ' Hushaw, Claay Benron Jr. Husted. Edgar Selwyn Huston. David Lee Huston, Jetry Lewis 366 Husron. John Kendall Jr. Huston. Maty Kathryn 3 • Husron. Tom Charles 321.400,438 Hurcherson. Ronald K. . 264. 265 Hutchinson, Shelley Lee Hyatt, Harriett Jeanne Hyden. Harold Victor Jr. 353 I Ierardi. Rosalia Joanne lies, Charles E. 3rd 208 Imel, Mary Susan 361 Indiana Daily Student Indiana Memotial Union Indiana University Foundation Ingalls. Irene K. 362 Ingle. John David .208.302 Ingmire. Thomas John 354 Ingram, Sarah Elizabeth 391 Inman, Glen Ed win 221 I nman. Kenneth Albert 327, 412 Innes. Joseph Crist 32S Intramurals ■ : ' ' , IpKa, Xf, Ireland. Judith Irene 361 Ireland. Thomas Leon 35U Isaacs, Lily Arlene 4 1 Jackson. Carole Jane • 362,413 Jackson. Carolyn Sue . 236 Jackson, Charles Edgar 385 Jackson. James Richard 306 Jackson. Jane .361.456 Jackson. Linda Lea Jackson. Stephen Thomas Jackson. Theodore Allen Jacob. Jane Elaine 363 Jacobs, Anne Elizabeth 292. 449 Jacobson. Karen Myra 331 Jacques. Sharon Lee Jahns. Ivan James 348 Jain. HarishChand 456 Jaksa. Geraldine L. 194,312.429 Jaksich, Ann - 373 Jamerson. Arbie Lee 310 janicki. Ritajo .221.429 Janney. Edwin Lee 333 lansons. Juris -88 larnecke. Robert Henry . ... 379 Jarrard. Margaret Ann 428. 458 Jarrell. Willoughby G. J94,448 Jarvis, Cosserte Joy 360. 45 1 Jastremski. Chester A. 243, 400 Jay. Sarah Louise Jeffers, Jacqualyn Sue Jeffrey, Frances Anne ' lehs, Randall Wesley lenkins, Barbara Judith 374 Jenkins, Carol Ruth 300 Jenkins. David Allen 334 Jenkins. Patrick Ryan 307 Jenner. William Edward 518 Jenness. Charles Ware 208. 273 Jensen. Erik John Jensen. Janet Kepner Jensen. Judith Lee Jeray, Dennis Martin Jessen. Michael George 36b Jewell, Stuart Alan 306 Jirsa, Anton Joseph 3 36 Joachim. Martin Dewey Joehrendr, Oleeta C. . . 208.406.409 Johns, Janet Susan Johnson, Carl E. Jr. 328 Johnson. Carl Lee 365 Johnson, Carl Thorild . 384 469 Johnson, Carol Lynne 393 Johnson, Corinne Emily 370 Johnson, Craig Malcolm 321 Johnson, Donald V. Jr. 336 Johnson, Earlean . 305 Johnson, Edward Peter 306 Johnson. Gene Howard 386 Johnson, Gordon Scotr $36 Johnson, James Peter Ms Johnson, John Howard _ ' .6 Johnson, John MyrtOn sjs Johnson, Johnny Marion 208 Johnson. Julie Ann 362,424 Johnson. Kenneth S. 553 Johnson, Marciajune 309. I 52 Johnson, Martha Susan 45 ' i Johnson, Ronald Douglas . 351 Johnson, Stephen 230 Johnson, Stephen Paul 299 Johnson. Sue Ellen 178, $08 Fohnson, Thomas Webber 5 5 5 rohnson, William L. 533, 348 Johnson. William R. . 367 Johnson, William Vann 236. 370,40 Fbhnston, Patricia Ann 455 Jolly, Sara Elizabeth . 300 Jones, Alan Eric 368 Jones, Barbara Ellen 289,451 Jones, Carolyn Ann . - . 293 Jones, David Richard . 322 Jones. Forrest Thomas . 246 Jones, Howard 385 Jones, James Horace . 449 Jones. Jerilyn Lee ... 314 Jones, John Cecil 32 1 Jones, Judith Mildred 304,402, E40 Jones, Judith Paula . 438 Jones, Larry Alan 366 Jones. Marilyn Jeanne 42 , Jones. Penelope Kay 300 [ones, Richard Ovid 31 3 Jones, Robert Delano 379 Jones, Robert Martin 208 Jongsma, Eugene Allen 369. 370 Jongsma, Ronald C. $66 Jordan, Michael Ross . 456 Joseph. Ellen Maxine 360 Joseph. Lawrence Arnold 329 Judah. Robert E. 2nd 316 Judd, Michael Warren . 386 Judy, Jerry Sites 348 Juerling. James Robert . 208. 407 Julian, Winifred Ann 236 Juncker. Judith Kay 361,429 Jung. Dean Davis 353 Jung, Ruth Ann 361 Junior Panhellinic Council 284 Junker, Larry Eugene 297 Justice. Chester Ray 428 K Kabel. Stephen Hamilton slS Kathel. Charles Albert 194 Kaczmarek. Melvyn Lee 387 Kagan. Harvey Morris 94 350 Kahn, Fred Soble 94 SJ9 Kain, Valerie Myrna ' SI «l Kalb. Wallace W. Jr. 446 Kaldahl. S.John 379 Kallenbath. Linda Gayle 295 Kallenberg, John K. 386 Kallcres. Arthur Peter ,ss 448 Kamerer. Donald Louis •166 sill sit. Kannc. Michael Stephen 208, 516 4 2 fanning, fudith Llaine 29fi Kan lcr, John t li.irU-s 4? ' Kaplan, Edward Alan 179 Kaplan. Niiohs 331 Kappa Alpha Psi SKI Kappa Alpha 1 beta SI 1 I lella IS si. 1 Kappa Delta Rho 1(1 s| i Kappa Kappa Gamma 17 si , Kappa Kappa Psi 407 Kappa Si iMi i.i slS Karl i ' 1 Ann t) [Carp [ami Stephen Karpilou ludirli Si mi,! hit Ka ■ tl Larry Gene in M,ii I ' n Kaska l hn id h iseph Kasle, Frank M i ' i Ronald Edwin Kat2 Vim em Lindley Ml Kaufman, Barton Lowell 1 Kaufman, Nam Kay (10 1 Kaj lor. Bet ky Kay 94 I Ka; loi Man. in ludith 1 Ka ' Kathy lean mi ' 1 I Keat h, K ii hard Lyndi n 66 K i affabei Max I lelmai 149 Keen 1 udirh Anne 90 i, Armla . ' - Keiser, lanei Hopi 777 Keiter, lohu Mu hael ,0 Keith, Hull. ul Jane son Keith. Stephen Larkin 336 Keith. Thomas Aldred 320 Keller, David Lawrence 208, 307,479 I si Keller. James D. 330 Keller, John Donald 330 Keller, Sherman Jack 230 Kellerman, John Leon 346 Kellermann. Thomas A. 194 Kelley. Jean Allyn 374 Kelley. Kitty Sue 378 Kellison. Patricia Ann 393 Kellock. James Angus Jr. 321 Kellum, Milton Thomas 297 Kelly, Stephen Douglas 384 Kelsey, Brent L. 409 Kelso, Mary Ann 303 424 Kemper, Anne Frances 222 304 Kemplet, Rosalind Jo 777.789 i i ' ) Kenderdine, Stewart M. 333 Kennedy. James Joseph 351 Kennedy. James Lome 328 479 Kennedy, Jeffrey Joseph 357 Kennedy. Joseph Charles ss- Kenney. Keith Milton 370 Kent. Douglas Albert 194 306 Kent. Julie Kay 722 Keppen. Diane Lenore 222 309 Keppler. Connie Kay 304 402 Keras. Meredith Gayle Mil. .107, 449,453 ■ 1 5 4 Kern, Donald Painter 4 07 Kern, James Glen 222 Kern, Joanne Frances 194 Kern. Patricia May 194 Kerr. Kenneth Miller 368 Kerth. Philip William 208 Kesler. Nancy Lee 326, 370.440 |5 1 Kessler, Donald Preston 457 Kessler, Richard L. 209 Kestner. Elmer N. 3rd 209 299 Ketcham. Benny Jane 408 Keuneke, Barbara Marie 298 459 Keys, Robert Clinton 370 Kiefer. Sally Jean 369 573 Kiess, Connie K. 424 Kiess, Patricia Elrean 194 308 Kilgore, Karen Sue si 1 449 Kill. Janet Louise 3S2 Killian, Patricia Ann 413 Killian.Rex Phillip 209 Kimberlin. Michael John 32 i Kimble, Gillian 304 Kimble, Irene E. 29s Kimes, Marjorie Ann 777 Kimmel. Richard Dale 709 Kim-Sa, Tran Thi 195 Kinach, Timothy Louis 377 Kindred. Rebecca Dee 377 King, Allen Theodore s-lS King, Carolyn Sue 37K King, Donald Paul 351 King. George D. S21 King. John Stephen 299 441 King. Kenneth Eugene 195 437 King. Marsha Lee si 1 455 King. Roselyn Charlcne 216 798 King, Thomas Lockwood 195 Kingman. Keith Leigh 368 Kingsbury, John Day 346 Kinman. David Wendell 272 Kinman. Phillip Brammer 370 438 Kinnett, Larry William 722 Kinney. Roger Jackson 327 Kinney, Stanley Howe 209 s25 Kinsel. John Philip 301 Kinser, David Kennerh s|S Kinsey, David Roy 407 Kirk. Barbara A. 456 Kirkman, William 1 ' - 152 Kirkpatrick. Meredith K 24 i Kirts. Rex Wayne SI S Km hell, t arolyn lean SOs Kitihcll. Richard W. 227,424 ,431 446 Kite. Donald Paul 109 422 Kittrell, Harold Dean 1 IS Kitzinger, George W. 352 Kjelstrom, Karen Sue s-ll Klaer. Thomas Lynn l ' 15 . 2 ' ) 103 Klaiher. Joyce Lee 370 Klein, Barbara Ann 309 K Kin , Imiidt. Electa )75 Klcne. Ronald Edward ilt, Klezmer, Jai 1. 529 Klezmer, Michael Irving 195 Kline. Barbara Lou 354 ..I Kline, Karen Dianne 22. 152. 15s in ■ 12 i mi 451 Klingele, Ida 1 1 iu ' Kind i i li.ni. is 1 ngene s It, Klinrworth, Lois Ellen SO. ' Kl, i, 1. . Anne 171 Klopp, Ruth Ann 209 Kli.i 1, lni 1 dward 209 351 Klotz, Robi n William 2( J in, iir. Knable, In Anne S6I Knachel, Paul Russell S5 1 Knapp, Vs .,ll.i, ill 1 1 Knartzei Edward lohn !0( , Mil III ' , Knilans, Judith Aim sl , 138 1 IS Knoess, i fans Petci 1 Knoke, Sandra Sue i ! Knoll, lohn Philip 19 s-o K i i ' Si, pi,, ii I, ihn i i IS Kn. re les, hriscophi i ( i 299 349 195 320 290.420 320 301 195 318 449 195. 282 320, 195, 304, 209, 313. 3 31. Kocal, Adam James 351 Kocher, Mary Katherine 374 Kochis, Ernest John .. 387 Koehler, Mary Louise 312,413 Koehlinger. Dennis Lee . 407 Koelling, Martha Jane 370 Koenig. Barbara Ann 448 Koemg, Craig Walter 318 Koenig. David Frederick 320 Koepke. Robert Richard S5 S Koestring, Alvin Louis 320. 429, 433 Kohn. Jerome Andrew 291, 457 Kokes, Susan Jane 408 Kolanko, Rita Sue 390 Kolhouse, John Fredcm. 21 Kollintzas. Mary G. Kominowski, Frank T. Konicke, Thomas Phillip Konowitz, John Edward Korff, Sally Koss, Roberr F. Jr. Kostas, Angelo Andrew Kother. Ruth Ann Kottlowski, Karl M. Kovac, Jean Marie Kovich. Maureen June Kozak, Nancy Carol Kozar. John Mitchell Kraay. Karen Maurine Krabbenhoft, Pamela B. Kraft. Carolyn Lee Kraft, Lucy Jane Kraft. Nancy Carole Krall. James Stephen Kram, Elbert J. Kramer, Frank George Kramer, James Joseph Kramer, Larry Richard Kratsch, Beverlee D. Krawczyk. Gerald Donald Krebs. Kenneth Allen Kremp, E. Joseph Kremp. Stanley Martin Krick, Beverly Jean Krider, Rebecca Kay Kriegbaum, Kay Ellen Kroczek, Sandra Lee Kroener, Susan Harlan Krueger, Barbara Jean Krueger, Dennis Willard Krueger, Jerome Richard Krueger, Richard Lee Krug, June Ann Krug, Shirley Rose Kruger. Thomas Edward Krughoff, Karla Jane Kruszewski, Larry J. Krywobok. Natalie V. Kuchuris, Paul G. Jr. Kuespert, Edward F. Kuhn, Bernard Joseph Kukoy, Stephen Kula, Richard Walter Kunkel, Margaret Kuncz. Karen Sue 292.451 Kurtz, Clarice Marcia 290 Kuykendall, Joyce Ann 305 Kuykendall, Ronnie Lee i 54 Kwiatkowski. John Allen 315 LaBerge. Jeanne C. . 292, 156 Labhart. Henry Albcrr H J65 LaBolt. Charles A. 209, 553, 122 Lackey, Jerry Wayne J Lackovitch. Donald A. S l ) Lacy. Andrea Jacqueline OS, ills LaDuke. Ray Edward 209, - tf LaFollette. James Y. 1 5.297 LaFollette. John A. 297 Lain, lohn Leland 35 s Lake. Jack William Lake, James EJw ard J 1 6 Lake, Patricia Baker 222 Lama. John Eugene i ' S Lamberson, Harry P. SJ() Lambda Alpha Epsilon 1 1 1 Lambda( hi Alpha I I  . Jl Lambert, William C. ' , i 2 Lamcy, Patrick T. 1 1 1 Lanane. Thomas Micheal I Lancaster, Russell C. 209 Lancaster. Susan Gene JO i Lancaster, Thomas Scott 104 Lander. Wayne Allen ■ ■ ■ Landes House-  62 Landon, William I eRi i) 109 Lane, Barbara Ruth 120 Lane. Beverly Ann 284, ' Lane, Brad William 195, 15 S Lane, Milton H. 112,429 I Lang, Robert II. u k Langdon, ( ymhi.i M.ic . l . ' 0 Langdon, Karen Sue 106 Langley, Paul I dward J is I angman, Mark Ellis !| I I anham, William Frank i 5 I Lankford, Brenda Fean 9Q 1 apin, Kira Pamela 1 95 i app i hi mu, is Henri s 1 8 22S. K)l 408 . 236 . 300 362 195, 511, ' i4S 454 289 330 320, 403, 449 523 365 209 312 209 329 328 387 373 392 326 .,: 449 363 534 370 222 420 429 346 294 . . 455 . 195 . 451 379 , 421 209. 297 . 222 Larmore, Philip H. .195 .328 LaSalle. William B. s. ' ll Lash. David Ray 353 Lash, Jeffrey Mark 464 Lash. Russell Earl 209 Laskowski, Robert T. 209 Lasley, Lenora Gail 372 Lasmanis, Juris 351 Lass, Cathy Anne s,,2 Lass. Karen Lee 303 Latimer. Robert Wesley 328 Latz. Thomas Michael 330 Laurel Hall 379 Lausch. Mary Elizabeth 294 424 Lautar, Fred Allan 246 Lavanchy. James Arnold 350 Lavengood, Susan A. 222 295 Lavis, Patricia Ann 374 illl Lawhead. David Anthony 439 Lawry. Janet Carol 314 Lawson. Dennis Leo . 209 4 06 -l2s Lawson. Linda Kay 391 Layton. Susan Jayne 445 Layton. Vernal David 320 Leachman. James Davis 222 Leahy, Margaret Ann i 1 1 402 420 Leake. William P. 209 Leaman. Daniel Gene 368 Lease. Jane Etta 413 Leavitt. Michael Lee 297 Lebo. Sharon Dee 362 Leckie, Jean Anne 195 311 448 Lecklitner. Richard D. . 367 Lee, Donald George S2- s(,- Lee, John David 222 352 Lee, Judith Ann 374 Leeper, James Wesley 348 LerTel. James M. 328 Lefkowitz, Stuart Miles 385 Legate. Nancy Rae 392 325 Lehman. Michael F. sss Lehman. Nancy Jayne 303 424 455 Lehman. Robett Frank 299 Lehner. Chatles Watten 230 Lehr. Terry Vaughan 321 Leibson, Marjorie S. 222 Leifer, Leah Kay 195 37.3 Leifet , Roberta Jo 373 Leinenweber, George 297 Leininger, Evelyn L. 573 Leininger, John R. 315 Leipnitz, Judith Ann 372 393 Leips, Gaty Lee SS6 Leman. James Robert 307 Lemastets, Karen Anne 314 Leminger. Barbara Jean 378 Lemons, Tommy Lee 322 Lent, Lorna Mary 409 Lentz, Marilyn Jean 372 Lentz, William Chatles s20 Leonatd, Robert F. Jr. 315 Leonard. Thomas S. Jr. 209 Leonhardt Jack Harvey i-: LePage. David Anthony. 322 407 ii i Lev. Anne Susan 290 Leve. Ronald Itwin 195 Levenbetg. Lonnie M. 329 Levenberg. Robert David 209 Levin, Elliott Dotdek 1 is Levine, Lois Susan 290 Levinson, Sanford Jay 195 Levitan, Lawrence Mayer 329 Levy. Joel 230 Levy, Judith A. 222 Lewellen, Douglas W. 209 Lewinskt, Thomas Joseph 297 Lewis, Allen Luthet -tl 429 Lewis. Ftank Tapp . , 320 Ills Lewis. Gordon Hughston sS, Lewis, Linda Joyce 309 Lewis, Mary Lynn 209 309 Lewis. Patricia Ann (78 Lewis, Richard Gregory 256 Lewis, Robert James 320 Lewis. Steven Ctaig jss Liddil. Nancy Lee 195 ' Lide. Lorna Virginia 326 151 Lieber. Frederick Fdwin 2110 Liebcrenz. Max Floren 335 Liebschutz, Lynne L. 190 Lietman, Linda Beth 222 iiu ii 1 Lievan. Elizabeth W. $61 Lievan. Susan Floisc si 1 ,u ' Light, lames Mcls in 328 l.illard. Leo Francis 195 Lilly, Arlene Annette 195 32 Lilly, John Early Lilly. Robert Frank 267 351 Lilian. Constance M. 2S i i 450 Lindblom. Barbara lean 91 19 Linder. Charles W. Jr. Lindley. Frames S 354, ■ • 1 nun. in, K.tv Alice 22 l.inebai k. Karen Thayer 360 Link, Mi, hael Thomas 299 Link, Virginia Lou J 12 linkc t urtis Glenn s. ' S 1 inkli.ut. Suzanne t S71 1. inner, Joanne 1 lilda 2 t l.inson. Don Allen 318 I no illc. Inn Jo slS 1 IS Liss, Barry Dal id Lister, Richard .i lie 209 I ithei land, Martha Jane ji Littell. Danns Lane )7 122 470 Litterio. Dorothy L. 413, !56 Litterst, Joyce Ann 222, (12, 149 Little. Ronald Jerome 510 Lirrlejohn. Joan Louise Littman. Minna Louise Litwinko. Olga 591 Liverseidge, John James 546 Lizzi, Thomas Charles 210 Lloyd, Carolyn Sue 29 1 Lloyd. Jerry Duane 195,428 Lloyd. Ura Myrtle J 95 Lloyd. William Carl VI 9 Lochary. James H. Locke. Kathryn Jayne 210. 324 Locke. Malcolm F. Jr. 210,297, 148 Lockhart. David 3 Lockwood, Margo Ann Loepke. Katherine J. 298 Loeser, lulius 210,403, 404,429, l i ' ---. 1 c, Loftman. Bertil Armin 520 Loftus, Donald Gregory 352,445 Logan, Carol Jean 332 Logan. Priscilla E. 363 Logan. William Vernon 302 Lohman, Norns Percy i22,s Lohse. Karl Hale 350, 404 Loker. Mathlde Transou Lomax, Linda Jayne ' • ' ' ' London. Kathy . .424, 439, 454 455 Long. Gary Lee ' ' ' ' ' ' Long. Gary Vincent M : ,: i Long. John Ray 210,322,407 Long, Steven Craig 328 Long. Steven Dale 195 , 334 Long. Victoria Ann 222, 401 Longenberger. Sharon A. Lorber. John Jude -,,, ?„2 Lord. Ann Watson 236. 408 Loser. Robert W. 2nd Losiniecki, Patricia A. .360,410 Louck, Michael .... 316 Louis, Peggy Suzanne 289, 440 Lovasko. Joseph H. 368 Love. William Michael 352 Lovstedt. Roy John Jt. 246 Lowden. Jack E. 3 20 Lowe. Judith M«l | 22 373 427429 Lowe House 346 Lowe. Stephen Gary 210,316,423 Lower. Thomas Michael 210. 297.403 Lowery. Phyllis Ann 363 Lozano, Rodoifo 3 7 Lozow, Nancy Barbara 33 1 Lucas, Karen Kay 391 Lucas, Nancy Ann Luck. Jo Faye Lucus. James Dahl Lucus, Robert Dihl 195 Ludlow, Carol Ann 3 8 Ludwig, Larry Kent 40 Lueders, Ralph J. Jr. 302 Luke, Janis Uene 374 Lukenbill, Kenneth H. 351 Lukens. Linda Lou 31 1 Lukens, Nancy Louise Lukins. James Douglas . 321 Lumbattis, Ann Carver 294, 432, 436 Lumm, C. Steven 385, 445 Lundberg. Carl Norman 409 Lundin. Karen Eda 300, 455 Lundquisr, John F. 195, 307 Lungren. Janet Elaine 326 Lunsford, Steven Lewis 366 Lusis. leva A. 195 ,294 Luther, Dale Bernard 2 1 0. 406 Luther, Elizabeth 312 Luthi. Pauline June 222, 4b Lutz, Galen Richard 386,445 Lutz. Janice Kay Luzar. Diane Clarice 526 Lvbrook, David Ross 316 Lybrook. Robert E. ■•■■•■-• j?§ Lynch. Annette C 222,374.413 Lynn. Barbara Jean 307 Lynn. David Alan Lyons, Ann Louise Lyons, Herbert Lee 25U Lyons, Lloyd Carson 310 Lysaght. Martha Jane 295 Lytle, Thomas Judson - McClain. Margaret Jane McClarren, Jerry Dwain 506 Mil lead. Michael Alan 522, 40 McCleary. Ann Louise Mc lellan. Eugene V. Mil lellan, Mary Alice McClure, Edward Allan 501 McClure, Elizabeth I 236 McClure, John Robert 5 2 1 McClure, Thomas R. 513 Mc lurg, MichaelR. 210.299 McCollister. Terry McColly. Ronald F. 3.(9 McCombs. Cole Joseph McConnell, Victor Ian 109 McCord, Susan Lee McCoy. Tim Ivan McCracken. Frank R. 3rd 5 50 McCrea. Barbara Ellen 314. 402 McCready. Tamra Jo 361 McCullough. Carolyn S. 561 McCullough. Susan 300 McCullum. Gerald E. Jr. 223,353 McDaniel, Barbara Sue 236 McDaniel. Cora Mae McDaniel. Janet E. McDavid. Marrha Jean 526,451 McDonald. James Robert 36s, lis McDonald. Linda Ann McDonald, Richard L. Jr. 568 McDonald, Sarah C. 392 McDonough, Nancy Lou 309. 406 McElhiney. Larry David 210 McElwain, Lucinda Jane McElwee, Arthur H. Jr. McEwen, Gerald Noah Jr. McFarland, Diane E. McFarren. Betty Jo 294 McGahey, Beverly Ann 108,420 McGarvey. Ann 223.314. 401 McGaughey. Jerry J. McGaw, Dickinson Lamb 426 McGill. William John 350 McGinnis, Barbara L. 304 McGlasson, Thomas M. McGlocklin. Jon Paul 328 McGlon, Kenneth Allen 320 McGrayel. Leah L. 233 ' 12? McGuire. David Oliver 323 McHugh, John Francis . ... 319 McHugh. Sharon Ann 311.402,440 McHugh. Susan Carol 196. 311.438 Mcllroy. Richard H. Jr. 196, 320 Mcllwain. Mary Ellen ... 451 McTlwam. Patricia A. 196,448 Mcintosh. Bevetly Ann 210. 326, 401 Mclntyre, Sarah N. . . ■■ 370 McKeand. Patrick J. .428.459 McKee, Jay Paul 315 McKee, Morris Cabell 325, 429 McKeehan, Martha Lynne 362.445 McKelvey. David Arrhur 196 McKeown. Meredith Ann McKinney. Edward Lee McKown. James Michael 384 McLaughlin, Elizabeth 366 McLean. Donald Steven 3 5 3 McLeay. Virginia Grace McManus, Nancy Jane 304 McMillan. Patricia Ann 225. 5Ub McMullan. John Clayton . 315 McMullen, Dianne Mane McMullen, Sandra Joan 361 McNaughton, Michael J. U6 McNear. Carole Marcia 311.440.4-4S McNeely, Hugh Morris 196. 306 McNeil. Rosetta 196, 598 McPheron, Daniel Scott 506 McPherson. Saundra Lou l£5 McQueen. Judith Ann 3 8 McQuinn. Jeffrey A. Mc McAllister. James C. 196. 316 McBride. Betty Ann 393 McBurnie. Robert J. 316 McCabe. Nancee L. McCaffrey. Dorothy J. 554 McCallum. Margaret J. 2 56 406 McCammon, John Lee 313 McCammon. L. Clar k 228 302 McCarthy, Karen T. 412 McCarthy. Michael F. 351 McCarthy. William J. 320 McCarthy, Susan Jane 196 289 McCauley, James Henry 223 McClain, Janer Lydia 3 32 M Mabey. David Stanley MacDonald. John Alan MacDonald. Matgot Jean Machlis. Michael Mack. Kenneth Stuart Mackall. Michel Sam Mackanos, Tarry Paul MacLaren. Patricia E. MacLennan. Jane Lee MacLeod, John S. MacMurray, Karen E. MacPherson. Dennis H. MacPherson, Robert B. Jr Macy, Barbara Ann Macy, Nancy Sue Madding. Gary Dean Mager. Theod ore F. Jr. Magid. Dennis Joel Mahan, John J. Jr. Mahan, Mary Helen Mahan, Scorr Palmer Maher, Marcia Elaine Maher. Thomas William Mahnensmith. Michael S. Mahoney. Donald Wayne Mahoney. John Richard Mahorney, Peggy Ann 289.402 210 302 35 3 289 350 318 405 210 451 314 302 378 267 307 362 562 196 396 129 196. 321, its 361 297 196 533 525 210 349 196 Maidenberg. Toby Lee 3 5 1 Maiet. Barbara Mac Maier. Herman Paul Main. Sara Adair lS ' Maines, Sidenia Joy 560 Majors, Robert Bross 530 Mails, (lane Suzanne Mallas, lohn lames 534, 584 Millatt. William F. 352 Mallett. Catherine J. 562, il2 Mallett, Karen Anne Mallon. John M. Jr. 320 Malone, Carol Ann 236, (08 Malone, James Richard Malone. Nancy Kay Mandel, Howard Matthew Mangas. Judith Arlee Mangold, Joy Ernesr Mangus, Charles Alan 5 30 Manier, James Frank 318 Manifold. Leslie Jane 514, 124 Manley. Sandra Ann 289, 102, 124 Manlove. Judith Dee 303 Mann. Donald Eltidge 2 10 Mann. Janet Claire Mann, Lawrence Virgil j s Manning. Petra Agnes 374 Manous, Grace Manson. Barbara Ellen 196. 304, 598, 101 Mantel. Richatd Morris 421 Marchese. Marcia Lynne 22 s. 295 Marchino. Robert Elmer s2s Margedant. Susan E. Marketing Club Matis. Marsha Lin Markee. Donald Wayne 239 Marks. James Marthew Marks. William Akin Mariner. Roberta Sue Marocco, William Louis 210 Maroni, John James 264, 265. 327 Maroon. Mary Angela Marrs, Linda Edith 196. 311 Marsh, Blaine Edwatd 210,301 Marsh. Sharon Anne 391 Marshall, Charles R. 196. 316 Marshall. Glenda Sue 532 Marshall. James Lawrence 196 Marshall. James L. 336 Marshall. James 352 Marshall. Thomas Lee 409 Martenet, David Lange Martin. Chatles H. 455 Martin, David Lee 367 Martin, Francis Ritchie 352 Marrin. lohn William Martin. Judith Ann 196. 375 Martin. Judith Ann Mattin, Judy Ann 326 Marrin. Linda Lou -75 Martin. Loren Gene 553 Marrin. Max Edwin 365 Martin, Max Manson 210.404 Martin. Nancy Lou Martin. Rebecca Jo VZ ' lW Martin. Robert Ele 366.418 Martin. Sandra Ellen 571 Martin, Sarah Gilmour 196,294.449 Martin. Stephen Allan Martin. William Robert 365 Martin, William Roger 210 Martinez, Jesse 363 Martz. Hugo Eugene _ 250 Marvin. Thomas P. 24 i . 264 Marzotto. Joyce Lee W Mascus, Charles Anthony 587.403 Mason. Betty Lou 196. 4 15 Mason Hall ' 76 Mason. Ptudence Gowen Mason. Richatd Joseph 550 Massa. Paul Peter Jr. 223, 325 Mast. Diana Davidson 282, 440, 444,455 Master. Vincent P. Jr. 346 Matacale. Gene Robett . - Matis, Arlene Jo Ann 3 i .4 15 Matthews, Leland Ray 306. 410 Matthews, Stephen Allen 29 Martingly. Carole Ruth 562 Mattingly. Jacquelyn K Matula. Darlene Rella Matunas. Robert William 315 Matusow, Lynne Barbara 196. 290. 176 Maugans. John Conrad Mauger. Jean Ann 176. 1 9.459.462 Maxey. Marilyn Elaine 223.332 Maxwell. David E. 364 Maxwell. Marjean 196. 303 Maxwell, Richard Jay 366 Maxwell. Susan Marie 196.326.412 Maxwell. Suzanne Kay May, Jane Elizabeth 373 May. Mary Lynn May. Richard Lee 549 Maya, James Mead 223.336 Mayer, Theodore A. Mayes. Jerry Lynn 449 Mayhew, Thomas Orton Mayne, Howard Andrew Mbote, William N. 365 Meadows. Roger Cody Means. Beverly Jean Medbourn. Sally Anne 196 Medley, Linda Kay 300. 402 Meek. Patricia Ann Meek. William Robert 306 Meguschar, Allan !10 14: McguMli.it. ludy Ake Mehr, Michael Jay 136,456 Mehringer, Cyril Eugene Meinzer. Robert Leonard Meissner, Barbara Ann .312,413 Meister, Edward Louis Meistrich, Linda Susan 22 !90 Melcher, Barbara Emma ■ ' ' Melrose, William Leslie Melton, William Henry 322.350.422.429 Memorial Hall Mendelson. Joan Flora R. Meng. Arthur Earl Menges, Lyle Duane Menkc. Pamela Glenn 196, 311, 401 Men ' s Residence Center Mentendiek, Maty Ann Mentzer. Donald Maurice Menzie. Sabra Merchant. Fiances Sue Merchen. Robert Thomas Mercurio. David Joseph Merk. Sharon Kay Merkey, Karen Elaine Merkle. Marcia Cay Merrill, John Cutler Mervis, Sherry Messersthmidl. Rose E. Messersmith. Robert P. Messick. James Robert Messmann. Verlin Martin Metiviet. Donald Nelson Mens. John James Metz. Linda Ann Metzger, Harry A. Metzner. Barbara Stone Metzner, Susan F. Meyer, Don Eugene Meyer. Jon Fred Meyer. Mark Barkley Miars. Graydon Edward Michael. John Robert Michaels, John F. Michaels, Thomas P. Michelson. Carole Miene. Karen Joyce 570 598 sso 210 150 564 303 ,13 hi 223 .,,1 523 (86 so, 592, i i i. 45 1 362 s52 290 i i 351 196. 297 i ! 196 426 304 511.439 363 549 210, i2 2 210,297 584 367,4 19 445 32s 196. 290 512,432 23. istiene, isaicu ju - - .. .-. .-.- Miesel. Edward Clayton 196 210, 406 196 301 294, 129.449 196 228.373.420 . 390 294 197.398 -.so 317. 565 403, 41 1 507 SOU 312.424 S46 297 210.325 246 Migliazza. Ernest Cesar Mikuta. Patricia Ann Miles. Richard J. Milhous. Ruth Ellen Milisen. Charles Robert Milisen, Judith Ann Milisen, Valerie E. Miller. Amy Joan Miller. Bertie Jane Miller. Carol L. Miller, Charles G. Miller, Charles Raymond Miller, Cornelius T. Miller. David William Miller, Donald Eugene, Miller, Donna Frances Miller, Elizabeth Anne Miller, Ernest H. Miller. Gary Lee Miller. James Earl Miller. James Elliott Miller, Jeffrey George Miller, Jerald Dean Miller, Jerry Lee Miller. Jerry M. Miller, lo Ann Miller. Judith Rae Miller. Kenneth Miller. Larry Gene Miller. Linda Anne Miller. Linda Karen Miller, Maria Kay Miller, Nancy Jane Miller, Peggy Louise Miller. Richard Darrell Miller. Ronald Lee Miller, Ruth Ann Miller, Sara Gauntt Miller. Sarah Lee Miller! Virginia Helen 197,282.292 Miller. William R. 211, 320.429.459 Miller. Wilson Jameson 197,311 Mills. C. Stephen 236 Mills, Julie Ann 1-5, 19 . i26.428.459 Mills. Phyllis May 372 Milobar. Peter John 211.353 333 316 440 438 332 - 351 405 sol 300 355 372 slls 301 211 361 197, 311 424 321 197, 210. Milroy. Robert William Milun. Sidney T. Minder. Thomas Edward Miner. David Raub Miner. Mary Ann Minick. Dennis Alfred Minkow, Gerald Lawrence Minnis. Gerald Lee Minnis. Nancy Lee Mintener. J. B. Jr. Minton. Ralph Albert Mitda. Louis Jr. Mis, Melody Sue . . Mishkin. Sidney 405 230 411 533 91 329 301 300 440 SS4 211 300 230 AH Misner, Judith Ann 300 Misner, William Donald . . .228,267 Mitchell. Carol Lynn . 390 Mitchell. Diane 408, 448, 450 Mitchell. Glenda Lou ... 211,375 Mitchell, Lindsay Trone 371 Mithoefer. Marcia Ann . 391 Mize, Gary William. . . 319 Mizer, Janet Sue . . . .361 Moberly, Stephen C. 400,438,441.456 Mobley. Paul Wayne . 336 Modesirt. Raymond Harry 346,445.455 Mohlke, Barbara Ann . ,223,309 Mohr, Barbara Ann . . 326,451 Moke, William Henry . 325 Moll, Melvin Charles . . 349 Molnar, David Paul .364 Monaghan, Nancy Carol . 378 Mondary. Marcia Jean 363 Money, Richard Warren 352 Monn, Larry Neil 197,320 Montgomery, Jay Ellis . 379.407 Montgomery. Joel E. .... 333 Montgomery, Thomas M 297 Montgomery, William S. . . 301 Moody. Marvin Dale 197 Mooney. Barbara Ellen . 308 Moore. Ann Elizabeth . 223 Moore. Baxter Glenn Jr. . 322 Moore, Carol Lee . 311 Moore, David Matthew . 376 Moore, Hugh Lynch 1 97 Moore, James Earl 211 Moore, James Proctor 333,405 Moore, Jerry Steward 223, 370 Moore, John William . 366 Moore. Joseph Glenn .411 Moore. Judy Jo . 228 Moore. Maureen Doak 300 Moore. Philip Wyatt 211,330.448 Moore. Robert Keith 353 Moore. Ted W. . 352 Moore. W. Randolph 299 Moore. Woody Windel Jr. . 100 Moosey, Phyllis Ann 314,402,449,450 Morell. William Rex 429 Morelock, Sharon Louise 308 Morgan. Carolyn S. 197 Morgan. James LeRoy . , 365 Morgan, Patricia Belle . 374 Morgove, Ronald Everett . 448 Moritz. James William . . 223 Morrell. Charles E. Jr. 302 Morrical. David Lee 412 Morris, James Thomas 315 Morris, Joann Elizabeth . 406 Morris. Pamela C . 360 Morris, Stanley M. .197 Morrison, Guy E. Jr. . . 306 Morrison Hall . 372 Morrison. James E. 306 Morrison. Martin Andrew . 288 Morrison, Terry Ann . 362 Morrow. Melinda . 374 Morsey, Paul Joseph . - 301 Mortar Board 401 Morton. Don Sidney . 349 Morton, Jerry Clifton . [ 211 Mosel, Marcia Jeanne 294 Mosele. Paul Arthur . 348 Moses, Jill Evelyn . 290 Mosier, Carol Ruth . 223 Mosier, Esther Alberta . 223 Moss, Elinor Ann .331 Moss, Gerald Leon . 230 Moss, Mary Jo 197 Moss, Max Eugene . 197,42m, [58 Moss, Rae Lynn ... - 373 Mosser, Jerry Lee . 409 Motts, Sharon Elaine , 37 3 Moudy. Christine 370 Moulder, Linda Sue . 393 Mount. Stuart Edward 211 Mountz. Pamela Teeters , .223, 3 1-4 Mowrer, Steven Michael 299, 426 Mowry, Sherrard Pollard 361. 151 Mu Phi Epsilon . 408 Mueller, Dons Lunelle . 392 Mueller. Karen L. . . 294 Muffie, Peter Prank 228 Mugg, Linda Lou 1 !6, [0 ! Mullikin. Gordon Lee , 366 Mullin. Theresa Anne 3 2.420 Mullin, Wilham Lewis 365 Mullins, Bert Jefferson , 336 Mullms. Gary Edmund Mumford, lareacc A. . 346 Mumma. Patrick Fosej I, 21 1. 323. 1 [8 Munger, Murray I.ynn . 297 Munro, John Ml 111 1 362 Murdoi I Mil hai 1 , , 325. $30 Murphy, Dudley Gregory M., [fi Murphj leorge H. Jr. ,6 1 6B Murphy, Mil hael Jan i0 S Murphy, Rosclyn !2l ■ ■ ' Murphy. Ruth Elaine Murray Diane Frances . 309 Murvihill. Dennis Allen I I ive, Mary Sandra 324. 4 32 Mussel man. Katharine S. Musselman. Noelle Glen . 22 J i60 ' tu tson, Linda Louise 223, $Q4 [13 412 Muston, Linda Hefner 289 Mutch, Robert Elliott . . 319 Mutz, Moffert Dale ... 211,299 Myers, Charles Julian 419 Myers, Cynthia Anne . ... 373 Myers, Diane Kay 295 Myers, Ellen Dee 331 Myers, Gary Von 350 Myers, James Oscar .419 Myers, Judith Ann . 298 Myers, Judith Carol 378 Myers, Marilyn Ann 439 Myers, Mary Priscilla 362 Myers, Nancy L. 408 Myers, Patricia Ann 223,293 Myers, Ruth Evelyn . . 197. 308, 456 Myers, Sally Ann 371 Myers, Stephen Ray . 306 Myerte, Elizabeth Ann . 455 Nurses 414 Nutty. Raymond John 306 Nuzum. Myrna Anita . . 224. 289, 413 N Nadler, Milo William . 346 Nafari, Nasser . 197 Nagle, Joseph Harold . 291 Nagy, Gregory John .197,398 Nagy, Kathleen Ruth , 392 Nakasone. Kenneth H. ..246,321 Narron, Thomas Lee . 367 Nash. Carolyn Jean . 354,424,427 Nasser, Philip Anthony 315 Nasser. Stephen C. .318 National Student Association .411 Natkin. Gerald Lewis . 197,291 Naughton. Nadine A. 362 Nawrocki, Aloysius D. Jr 197 Naylor. Bettye Louise 2 33 Neal. Carol Elizabeth 570 Neal. Karen Ann . 390 Neal, Nyla Elaine 223 Neawedde, James Allen . 211,407 Nedderman, Ruth Ann 393 Neddo, Judith Ann .307,449 Neely, Jerome Charles 211 Nees, Bessie Lou . . 292 Neff. Brent Edward . 346 Neff, Margaret Walker 332 Neidigh. Phyllis Ann 392 Nein. Linda Elizabeth 314,402 Nellans, Larry Wayne 299 Nelson, Elliott 211 Nelson. Geraldine A 224 Nelson. Homer 211 Nelson, Jane A. . 362 Nelson, John Arnold 297 Nelson. Norma Jean 294, 362 Nelson, Sandra Lou . 370 Nelson, Susan Elizabeth 392 Nelson. William James . . . .247, 297 Nemcek, Gloria . . ,224, 324 Nemeth. Paulerte Ann 390 Nering. Sandra Kay 292 Nesbitt, Margaret Ann 363 Nester, John Gilbert 307 Nesty. Philip Brooks 211.313.407 Neubauer, Fredda ..224,290 Neville. Dixie LaVerne 392 Newbern, Jay Douglas 318,428 Newhard, Louise 445 Newman. Harriet 224. 331,402,449.453.454 Newman, Nancy 197,290,373.448 Newman, Ruthanne 304 Newsom. Rebecca Dee . 561 Nicaise. Frank F. . 327 Nicholas. Ted R. 553 Nichols, Daniel Clement Ml 7 Nichols. Rachael J. 362 Nicholson, Ronald 550 Nick, Betsy . 373 Nicklas, Harold Hugo Jr. 197,412.!. ) Niedernieier, Thomas P, S6S Nieman, Marilyn Rae J l )s Nigh. Calvin Reid vis Ni|i, Jeanne Kumiko 571 Nikolich, Biljana I ' } ' Nilsson, Kim Gottfrid . 197 Nisevich, Stanley J. Jr. s so Nishi. Lynden Kenichi . .247. 288 Nita. Phyllis Ann ill Nix. David Patrick n Nix, Mary Elizabeth 224, 562 1 I ■ Nixon. John Jerome II 5 46 Nixon, Marjorie Ann 289,436 Nnhle. Brenda Lee 197 Noble, Dan Allen 21] i Nobli Ro hellc A. Hull 224, 113 Noggle, lames I dward ) so Nolan. William K 2nd . 330 Nolte, Joy e Mai it 19 Nori Fred Joseph )34 Norman, M loanne . Mii,408 Norquest, Carol Elaine . 1 10. 424 Norrij, arrie Ann (08, 16 Norris, John Han 199 i I i Norton, Marjorie Eluth roslee, lames W 19 .13, 448 Novusky, Joan 190 Nulscn, Leii 1 ' fu (3 1 o Oak Hall . 377 Ober, David Phillip . 322, 370 Oblouk. Marian June .197 Obremskey, Michael J. . , 239 O ' Brien, Terry John 445 Oceanides 420 Ockermann, Kenneth R. Jr. . 316 O ' Connor, Brian Richard 350 Oddi, Marcia Jeanne 373 O ' Dell, Harold Guilford . . 197,346 Odom, Vernon Jr 224 O ' Donnell, John Francis 299 Odusch, John Martin 224,246 Offutt, Douglas Carter 306 Ofsaiof. Sharon B 354 Ogle. Judith Emily . 312 O ' Hara, Susan Barr . .224, 309 OhI. Constance Rose . . .224,326 Oja. Carol Virginia 304 Okon, Betty Jean . 197 Oliver, Connie Rae 406,413 Oliver, Eleanor P. . 198 Oliver, Margaret S 373 Oliver. Myrna Sue 178, 179, 312,424,462 Oliver, Nancy Jean 362 Oliver, Robert Philip 302 Olsavsky, William James 228,246 Olson, Carol Jean , . 377 Olson, Judith P. , , 300 Olson, Judith Rose , 198 Olson, Karin Emily . . 432 Olson, Kenton Carl .198 Olsson. Rhonda Jill ... 295 O ' Malley. Ruth Ann . . 393 O ' Malley. Susan Mary 304, 424 Omega Delta 411 Omega Epsilon Phi .411 Omega Psi Phi .317 Omicron Delta . . 406 O ' Neill. Danny Lee . 228 O ' Neill, Dennis Michael . 321 O ' Neill, Nancy Anne . 303 Opre, Thomas Edward 297 Oram, Richard Kent 198 Orbaugh. Georgia Ann 309,413 Ordway, Sally Ann 303 O ' Reilley, Nancy Lou 409 Orgel, Harold Jerome . 198 Orme, Lucinda Marie 211, 303,401, 406 Ormiston. Michael Rolfa 379 Orr, Dennis Mark 198, 325,429,432,440 Orr, Dwight Maxwell . 320 Orr. James Richard .311 Orr, Jeffrey Kent . 366 Orr. Robert Dennis , 297 Orr, Rosemary .371 Orr, Sandra Sue . 391 Orr. Stephen Robert 328 Ortstadt, Kathrena Lang 198, 314 Osanya. Nyyneque Arthur . 211 Osborn. Beverly Jensen 420 Osborne. John Frederick 299,418 Osborne. Richard Lee 330 Osborne, Robert Lee 307 Osgood, Lisbeth Carolyn 390 Oshiro, Carol $70 Oster. Donald Vernon 21 I Oster, Sue Ann 198, 300 OstrofT, Marilyn Sue., 290,420,424 Otte, Charles Seng 320 Ovelton. Beverly C. , 293,45] Overbeck, ludy Ruth . 372 Overholt, Larry D. 335 Owen, Frances Victoris 361 Owen, George Nicholson . , 211,423 Owen. Michael W. 33 Owen, Paul Steven 348 Owen, Verne Victor 422 ( hvcuv fames Kent si $, 404, t07, .26, -141.444 Owens, Mary Josephine 4 12 Owens. Patricia Ann $60 Owens, Vernon Jean 230, S i Owens, William 1. 2nd l ( s, $30 Oyer, Philip Edward . 299 )yler, Darnel Steffen 211. 246, 297 ) i. i. .trol Jo $32 Page, Diana Lee Pahud. Nolan Oman Paige, William Michael Painter, Karen Captolia. . . . Palmer, Julia Anne . Palmer, Polly Ann ...... Palmer, Randy Sherrill Palmer, Russell Jay Palmer, Wayne Michael Paloski, Gerald Pamarada , . . . Panhellenic Council Panicucci, Carol Louise. Pappas, Harry John Parcel, Guy Steven Parker, Carol Ann . Parker, Dave Maxwell Parker. Elinor Clyde Parker, Jane Ellen Parker, John Thomas Parker, Suzanne G. Parks, Janeann E. . Parmater. Susan F Parmenter, Rebecca Sue Parnell, Patricia Ann Parrett, Thomas Clayton Parrish, Allan Douglas . Parrish, Linda Parrott, Julie Ann Parry, Annabelle Parson, Earl Kenneth Parsons, Donald Alva Partridge. Sarah E. Pasko, Aurelia May ... Pasmas, Arthur John ... Pasquale, Michael J Pastor, Susan Kay Pastore, Marie D. Patcheak, Donald Lee C. , Pate, Glenn Stephen . , . Pate, Phillip Roberts ... . Patrick. Leonard A. Patrengale. Kay Lynne Patterson, Bette L Patterson. Justin P 211 Patterson. Trent M. Parton. James Curtis . . . Paul. Brenda Emily Paulsen. Ann Carol Pavel, Richard Dale Pawlik. Robert Altenloh Pawloske. Thomas George Pawlowski. Julian E. Pazol, Lawrence Z. Pearce. John S. Pearce, Robert Richard Pearlman. Caryl Ann Pearson, Dan Duane Pearson. Donald Lee Pearson, Edward Albin Peasley, Cynthia Jo . . . . Peck, Judith Carol Peck, Thomas Edward Peckham, John Denison Peden, Steven Roy Pegram, Charles Wesley Pell, John Ruh . Pence, Jarrett Covalt . Pence. Thomas George 211 Penn, Terri Ann Pentino. Anthony Louis Pepper. John Elliott .... Pequignot, Stanley E. Perdue, Loundle Joe Perigo, Terry Allen Perine, Michael Clay . Perkins, John James Perkins, Sherry Lynn Perks. David Ray Perrotta, Judith Ann Perry, David Michael Perrv, David Robert Perry, Judith Thomasine Perry, Miriam Ellen Perry. Roger William. 198 Pershing. Gary Lee Person. Donna F. Peters, Bruce Peters. Dallas M. Jr. . Peters. Darlene Kay David Jeffrey Gerald Edward John Kent John Paul Kenneth V . N.uu v Virginia Thomas Dean Willi. mi George Eleanor Mia Lindsay 21 236.408 ... 348 366 289.451 293 224,295 289 346 386 384 427 282 372 211 365 332,424 328 378 373 211 429 393 304 361 332 386 313 295 361 311 320 . 429 . . 401 370 230 318,423 290 198,332 211, 346 ... 288 ... 348 ... 198 . 295 375 327,432 299 ... 349 360 360,451 316 198,334 . 365 333.455 ... 329 . . 211 297 198,290 333.403 198, 370 368 211, Peter Peters, Peters, Peters, Peters, Peters, Peters, Peters, Peterson Peterson .316. Pace, Julian D. Pace, Sus.ui fane Pack. Ralph W. r I,!, t n Mar v Abigail 297 ,61 211, 246 Petersons, A ris Pctrie, Sharon Rose Pctscher, Phyllis Pettijohn, Susan Petyo. Kenneth Nicholas Peyser. Ronald C.aylord Plau. Norman Edward Jr. Pferrer, Peter Michael Pfingston, Roger arl Pflanzer, EUchard Gary . Pfiuger, Charlotte P. Pheik-r, Raymond Nelson Phi Beta Kappa Phi Delta Theta . Phi Epsilon Pi Phi Era Sigma 224,326 . 236 ... 334 386 411 211 . . 321 349 318,432 ... 445 . . 228 ... 224 . . . 384 . .. 318 349 299, S67 321.439 . 303 . 320 . 292 302 9. 384 212 311 296. 449 306 374 s. ' s slS J73 33 si.N 407,422 370 212 371 365 184 293 508 109 silo ... 377 sS , 304 3J 299 )20 SI 6 198 SlS 360 550 198 slS 319 . . . 425 Phi Gamma Delta 320 Phi Kappa Psi 321 Phi Kappa Tau . 322 Phi Kappa Thela 2s Phi Lambda Theta .413 Phi Mil 324 Phi Sigma Kappa 325 Philips, William P. Jr. . 230 PhilliporT. Carl .321 Phillips, Barbara Allen 312 Phillips. Barbara Ann . 312 Phillips. Barbara Sue . 282,312 Phillips, Charles Wayne 19S Phillips, Constance Ada .311 Phillips. David Merrill . 316 Phillips. Donald J. Phillips. Edgar H. Jr. 316 Phillips, Harvey E. 333 Phillips, Linda Keller 198 Phillips. Mary Anna 293 Phillips. Robert L. S34 Phillips, Robert Melvin 370 Phillips. Thomas - 224 Phipps, Anthony L. 228 Pi Beta Phi 326 Pi Kappa Phi 327 Pickens. Leon Frank 316 Pictor. Robert Ray . 323 Piepenbnnk, William N. 313.407.448 Pierce. David Lee 198 Pierson. Deborah Jane 312.410 Pierson. Pauline A. 371 Piggee, Loretta F. 293. 372 Pigman. Judith Ara 198 Pike. Rebecca Hunt 408 Pine, Charles Leroy 368 Pine Hall .378 Pingle, Karl Kenneth 407, 427, 440 Pink, Roger Arnold 315 Pink. Ronald Addison 315 Piper. Jeanie 295 Pitzele, Charles Eden 410.440 Place. Marilyn Kaye 224. 294 Plaskett. Naomi Blume 224 Pletcher. Richard L. 244, 299. 328.438.448 Pletka. William George 385 Plikuhn. Thomas August 366 Plost. Charles 1 370 Plotkin. Phyllis Joyce 224.331.429 Plummer. Alfred H. 3rd.. 320 Plummer, Carlagene 409 Plummer. Phyllis R. - 374 Plump, Wayne Edward 349 Plunkert. John Ross 368 Pock. Margaret E. 309 Poe. Richard David 302 Pohl, Stephen Eric 333,432 Poindexrer, Carolyn J. 282. 332 Polay. Faith Dyer 290,410 Polikowski. Robert E 318,426 Poling, Carol Jo 224 Polk. James Ray 198. 321 Pollack. Judith Ann .331 Pollard, Frank Roger 306 Pollock, Robert Clay 198 Poison, Edward Wesley 318 Pomeroy, Paul Robert 198. 320. 400. 43 7 Pond. Shirley Ann 371 Pontius. Cheryl Lee 378 Pontius, Dale Edward 449 Poole, Robert Graham ... 404 Poon. Yiu Cheong . • 198 Poorman, Allen Leroy. ... 224 Pope, John Morton Pope. Thomas James 212 Poplett. Susan Joan Popp. June Annette 406 Porrer. Beverly Anne 361 Porter, David Denning . . Porter. David Lee 449 Porter, Elizabeth Lee 362 Porter, Kenneth Thomas 267, 351,404.449 Porter. Lillian Lee 224. 293 Porrer, Linda Lee . . . 198, 293 Portnoy. Ivan Lee 349 Posselt. Gayle L. .298,374 Potter, Cynthia Ann 289 Porter. George Richard 288 Potter, Sue Ann 304.441 Potts, Thomas Sloan 299 Powers. Elizabeth Mary . . . .393. 450 Pozner. Norman Carl 353 Prall. Fred Worden 334 Prange, Berty Jean 289 Prather, Linda Winston .... 304, 450 Prather, Robert Larry • 334 Pratter. Michael Stuart .319 Pray. David Earl $85 Prebys, Henry John 4-40 Prebys. Thomas Anthony ■ 352 Precht. William T 302 Predd. Man ' Jo . 236 , 289 Prekowitz. Carol F 29 M n o Prendergast, Lynn F. Presron, Gregor Ashjian . 386 Price, Harry Roger . 410 Price, James Neal .306 Price, Jerry Morris ... 212,3 Price, Linda Gail . ... 361 Price. Margery Lynn 300 Price, Stephen George .328 Prickett, Dan E. 296, 307 Prince. Priscilla Ann 292 Pntchard. John William 365 Proper. Kathryn Louise ,)1 Proudht. Robert Leslie 198,320, 132 Prough. John P. 299 Prugh. Sharon Kay .224,41? Pruitt, John Robert Pulse. Earl Burton 212.328 Pumphrey. Robert Larry . Purcell, Loretta Kay Purdy. Charles McCord 316 Purser. Dorothy Ann 308 Pursley, Lana Kay 363 Purvis, Michael F. • 318 Putt. Richard Wendell 212,423 Q Quackenbush. Carol L. Queen. James Royce Quigley. Joseph W. Quimby. Barry James Quin, Mary Elizabeth Quinn, Pamela Ann Quinn. Terry James Quinter. William H. . 362 . 365 . 321 . 350 . 374 322,449 352 228. 246 R Raber, Jamelyn 391 Rabinowirz. Betty Sue Race, John Stephen 9. 385 Racer, Charles Michael 212, 301, 405 Radcliffe, Charles W I l s Radcliffe, Gwendolyn S 378 Radigan. Margaret Ann 362 Radwan, Frank Paul . .334, 431 Rae, Douglas Whiring 306 Raeburn, Gordon Calwell %l1 Raeburn, John Hay . . 328, 400, 449 Rafert, Carol Elizabeth Raff, Marlene Sandra 290 Railsback, Beverly D 377 Raiser. Nancy Claire 450 Ralstin. Nancy Lee Ralston. Charles Edward 316 Rambo. Phillip Dean Ramey. Jo Nell . 378 Ramp. Fredrick Louis 316 Ramp. Jerremy Myres 316 Ramsay. Janice Anne 3 11, 402 Ramsey, Harry Wayne 3 13 Ramsey. Nathan Lee - 317 Ranck. Thomas Lee 346 Randolph. Kenneth Joe 31 5 Raney. Rosalie Adams ... 456 Ranich, Donna Elaine ... 362 Ranschaert, Nancy Kay Rapier. Charles Ronney Rapoport, Sonya 331.429 Rapp. Ernest William 449 Rartner. Bette Jeanne .311,402 Ratrs. Thomas Ellsworth .... 336. 424 Rau. Richard M. 2nd .198,330 Ravencrolt. Timothy A 353 Ravenscroft. Philip G 313 Ray. Willie Fredrick .431 Rayl. James L. . .... 256 Rea. Donna Jeannine 294,413 Rea, Terrance Lee ■ 315 Read Center 354 Read, Margaret Louise 198, 298 Ready. Martha Jane Real. Jerry Lee %l Ream. Carolyn Cameron ... 3-6 Reas, Ronald Edwin Redenbaugh. Stephen H. Reder, Roberta Janet 309 Reece. John David ..212,407,422 Reeck. Claude C. Jr. Reed. Harold Joseph . 307 Reed, Judith Sharron 374. 445 Reed, Rebecca Alice .314,413,439 Reeder. James Randolph Rees, Julie Petree 326 Reeve. Daniel Hart Reeves, Linda Sue Reeves, Lynda Jane - 3 Regester, Marilyn Sue 289. 440 Rehm. Lynda Danelle Reichart. Kristan L. 314 Reid, Patricia Ann Reiff, Dianne Lynn 289, 449 ReifT. Joanne Lea Reiff. Kay Dianne Reineke. Jan Richard Reininga, Ellen Reisert, Charles E. Jr. 315 Reising, Madge J. Reisman. Milton Reiter, Sharon Lee Reiter. Theodore A. Jr. . 325.367 Renegar, Marcia Lynn Renick, Howard Jr. Renne. Mary Ann Renner, William Ralph . 352 Repking. Sharon Darlene Reppert, Brian Joseph Resnick. Margery Rethmeyer. Linda Ruth 298, 121 Reuter. Martha Louise 138, 14] Revelcy, William G. Jr. . 321 Reynolds. Anthony Earl 310 K lds ' D,vidThOman 212,30 S.403 Reynolds. Dorothy Jean Reynolds. Lawrence !■ Reynolds. Myrna Lynn 3 1 Reynolds. Richard Drew I Reynolds, Rita Rose 362 Reynolds. Robert C. Rhyne. Glee Ann i2 2 ' T2i Rice, Judith Gayle 326, 402,424 Richards. Constance N. 390 Richards. Larry Neal 351,405 Richards. Martha Jo 300. 451 Richards. Nancy Ann Richardson. Mary E. 198.4 13 Richardson. Philip Gene Richardson, Robert Ray 231 Richardson, Vicky Lou 2S9. 451. 455 Richerr, Sandra Jane 298 Richiger. Linda W. 198.289, 15 ■ ' Richmond, Dale Alan . 346 Richter. Andrew Carl 353 Rick, Mary Jane 456 Ricke, Stephen Gregory 301,426 Ricker. David John .318,353 Ricks. Stanley Howard 236 Riddet. James David 306 Riddle, James Edward Ridenour. Carolyn Sue 392.409 Rider. David Curtis Rieck. William H. Jr. . 366 Riedell. Phyllis Ann ...198.295 Rierze, Gail Lynn Righeimer. William John 349, 422 Rines. Carole Ann 294 Ring. David Francis 199.297 Rinkenberger, Renata R. 199 Riskind. Donald Jay 199.403,449 Ritchey, Diane 402.424,438.444 Ritchie, Connie Sue Roark, George Michael 212. 299 Robbins. Charlotte Rae ?72 Robbins, Margaret J. 393 Robbins. Mary Kay 363 Robbins. Thompson Neel Robert. Douglas William I 7 Roberrs, James LaVerne C8 Roberts, John Randolph Roberts, Linda Kay 199.326 Roberts. Patrick Joseph Robertson. Barbara A. 363 Robertson. Jerry Otis 318 Robinson, Carolyn Ann 362 Robinson, David William 348 Robinson. Jerry LaMar 302 Robinson, Judith Sue 199,41.1 Robinson. Martha Ann 391 Robinson, Schuyler Lee Robinson, Thelma E. Roby. Philip Brian 333 Rocchio. Joseph Anthony Rochman, Richard S. Rock. Elissa 456 Rocke. Mary Susan 284, 289 Rodgers, Nancy Ann .284,324 Rodgers, Patricia Jean 324, 441 Rodriguez. Raymond Roeder. William Calvin ... Roehm, Carol Ann 326.449 Roelke. Patricia Lynn 224.298.413 Roesner. Jay Overmyer Rogers. Barbara Jane Rogers. James Mark 403 Rogers, Judirh Annetta 212.406 Rogers, Max Arthur Rogets. Michael K. Rogers, Susan Jan Roland. Douglas Clarke 316 Rolf. Lois D. .... 375 Rollins. Virginia Kay 505,402 Romberg. Caryl Louise Rome. Charlotte Ann Romero, Gerald Merwyn Romey, Paul K. 352 Romyanondha, Uhna Roof, Dennis Keith Roof. Texas K. Root. Clayton Dyer 3rd 231 Ropp. Celia Louise Rose. Joel Samuel ' tS ' , ' Z Rose. Sandra Jean 3 ,° Rose. Susan Jean Tripp s5-t, 457, 449 Rose. Thomas Vance Jr. Rose, Wendell G. ,,,,,, Rose. William C. 212,330,436 Rosebrough. James Rosenau. Doris Elaine 224 Rosenberg, Sandra Rae ' ' Rosenberger. Carolyn A. Rosenfeld. Harriet E. ■• J Rosenthal. Anita Jules 48 Rosner. Jerry August -, n nAl Ross. BonnaR. 290,445 Ross, Constance B. Ross, Harry Stegner Jr. 212. 301 Ross, Jeannette Ann Ross, Joan Drakert Ross. Philip Charles 325, 306 Ross. Thomas Guy Rossero, John Stephen 164 Rossov. . (.uttis Harold Roth. Linda Sue 361 Roth. Robert Matte Roth. Roberr Stuart 432 Rothberg. Peter Alan Rothert. Mary lane l Roihrock, Joan 199.282, $14 149 Rouhana, Rodolphe 366 Roush. ( h.ifles Edward Rousseau. Mark Owen 199, I Roussos. Nicos T. $36,456 Roy. Michael Aaron Royer. Sharon Sue Roystei, George M. 3rd . 320 Royster. Robert Allyn . 320 Rozcicha. Maryellen F. . 371 Rubin. Paulettc Aline l 20 Rubush, Edward J. Jr. $06 105 Ruby. David Harold . 320 Ruby. John Edward I ' Ruchman. Harriet Sue 224. 290, 429 Rucinski. Philip R. 118 Rucker, Judith Ellen Ruckman. Charles A. Jr. I Ruddell. William J. . 288 Rudicel. Elizabeth Ann 326 Rudolph. Franklin G. Jr. 307 Ruebush. Susan Anne 392,451 Rueth. Franklin Donald 199 Ruge, James David Rumph, Janice Martha 355 Rumple. John Robert 349.451 Runner. Carol Meredith 295.440.451 Runner. Charles Cyril 367 Rupe, Kenneth Allen 316 Rupert, Thomas Jearl 301 Rush, Carolyn Kay 199 Rush. Charles Keirn . 301 Rush. Gerald Lynn 328 Rush, James Edgar 318 Rush. Kathy Ann 362 Rush. Marilyn June . 374 Rush, Thomas David 212.328,403,429,431 Rushworth, Paula Jean 224,292 Russ, James Stewart 9, 199,301,398,400.403 Russell. Carol Rush 199 Rutan. John Andrew . 411 Ruter House 352 Rutz. Beverly Diane 374 Ryall. William Fondren 224, 328.429,449 Ryan, Nancy Ann .... 449 Ryan, Robert Burke . ... 316 Ryan. Robert Kent Jr. 328 Ryan. Thomas Lynn Ryker. Sue Ann . . 363 Rynearson, Eleanor 300 Ryser. Terry Armin Saarinen. Patricia M. 374 Sachs. Janet 290 Sachs. Susan 199. 290 Sacopulos. Penny 3 6, 378 Saczawa. John S. Jr. Sagalowsky, Ronald Lee Sager, Russell Arden Sagers, Catherine Diane 390 Sailing Club 409 Saladino. Jimmie James 325 Salzarulo. Henry H. 320, 425 Salzarulo. William P. Jr. 212 SAM Club Sammann. Paul Nathian 319 Sammons. William F. 231 Samper, Edward Ronald 3S6, 410 Samson, Fred Burton 330 Samuel. Thomas w. 351 Sandberg. Susan Mary Sanders. Edith A. . Sanders, Fred Carl . 325 Sanders. Kathryn Louise . 363 Sanders, Robert Levi Sanders, Sara Ellen 298 Sanfilippo, John Joseph 336 Sanford, Marcia Ann 295.455 Sankstone. Samuel R. Santilli. Janet Marion Sapper. Jeanne Louise Sargent. Elizabeth Ann • 448 Sarka. Charlene Ann 154,300.429.449 Satinsky, Janet Louise Saul, Warren Jay 350 Saunders. Charles . 349 Sauvain. Sandra Sue 3 3 Savage. James Louis Savidge, Virginia C. Sawchik. Jeanie 3 3 Sawicki. Robert Stephan Sawin. Virginia Lee 511 Sawtelle. Roger Allan 199. 370, 457 Sawyer. Sherry ... 33£ Sayag. Jacqueline ■ 111. 0JB Sazama. Cynthia Marye 354 Scabbard and Blade .... 429 473 Scaturo, Phyllis Marie 300, 402 Scecina, Nancy Rosalie .294, 432, 449 Schaden, Rk hard Thomas M6 Schaefer, Waller J. Jr. . 387 Schaeffer, Eileen E. 412 Schahfer, Marcella I. ,362, 390, 409 Schaub, Joseph Carl 212 Schechter, John Stephen 325,384 Schechter, Suzanne C. . 290,402,454 Scheid, James Edward S I S Scheltens, Gerald V. Jr. , ..384,444 Schenk. Robert H. .301 Schenkel, Sue Lynn 392 Scherrer. Paul Andrew 212, 323,423,448 Schertzin£t-r, John C. 239 Scheurich. Manley King .... 351, 410 Schildroth, Anne C 378 St hil le, Carol Anne . 432 Schilling, Susanne 453.454 S, lil uhting. Fred W S 1 ' ) Schlotter, Leo 352,405 Schmidt, Carl Heinrich 239 Schmidt, Fred Weber 321 Schmidt, Peter Champlin 366 Schmits, Fred Lee . . 228 Schmitt, Bibiana Ann 199 Schmoyer, Judith Rae 314,406.439,449 Schneider, Larry Lee 385 Schneider, Nancy B 290. 456 Schneider, Paul Edward 350 Schneider. Thomas F. .321,316 Schneiter, Diane Marie 199, 282. 294 Schnell, James Arthur .. 412 Schnell. Vicki Louise .289 Schnier, Roy Ronald Schnitzler, Mary C. School, Elizabeth L. Schrader, Joyce Carol Schramm, Karl John Schreiber, Richard K. Schroder, Sandra Jean Schroeder, Orlend F. Schroeder, Richard T. Schuetz. Karen Mitchell Schuetz, Nancy Lee Schulhof, Carole Jane Schulhof, Lary Alan Schulman, Benjamin S. Schulman, Sarah Anne Schulthise, Carole Rae Schultz, Dale Allen Schultz, Frederick M. Schultz, Gary Alan Schultz. Gerald Ervin Schultz. Sandra Lee Schumm, G erard Edgar .212,359,423 225. 300 457 392 335 . 313 . 228 349 ,426 .31! 199. 199.314 326 420.449 247, 328 212 290 406 199 225 177,42s, 459 4 06 289,436,449 . 231 Schumm. Robert William 35 1 Schuster, Roseann 360 Schutte. Juliann E. 225 Schwallic. Linda Ann 360 Schwartz, Margaret E. 295 Schwartz, Michael M. 291 Schwartz, Rae Nan ,.. 225,331,429 Schwartz. Sara Lois 290, 402 Schwartz, Thomas Edward .329 Schwier, Jerilyn Bebe 312 Scofield, Nancy Ann . 225 Sconce, Katheryn Louise 326,449,450 Scott, Carol Scott, Connie Lee Scott, Fred Jewel Si nil, Linda Gail V i a, Richard K. Scott, Vicky Ann Scoville, Jerry Lee 199. 363 314 212 .312, 361 . 318 225 212.407,456 Seal, Charles Joseph 225, 323 Seal, James Arthur 333 Seal, Marilyn 225 Scale, Reva Jean 361 Seaman, Roberta Diane 225,331.429.449 Sears, Kenneth Max . 385, 421 Sears, Mark Wells . 351 Scars. Norma Louise Sebring, Robert Hugh eegers, Glenn ( [arence Seehg, Carol Nancy Sc-cly. ( harks Eugene ' .trl Wilson Segal, Judith Louise !5 ' ii 212 331 212 316 199,2s, 1 199. Scglin. Diana Beverly ills, 440 Seglin, Jacqueline V. 44, JO , ' ' ,iil Seibel, Mary Susan 199, 292 en Mary Lee i60 Seifert. 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