Marshall University - Chief Justice Yearbook (Huntington, WV)

Text from Pages 1 - 350 of the 1968 volume:

Marshall University Huntington, West Virginia Chief Justice 1968 Staff Sditor-ui-Ckicf................. Managing Editor................. business Manager................ Advisor......................... . .Kathy (fray Carole Zhabet . Hud Roland deed Haeberle 2 What is Marshall University? 3 old An ? song the We are sons of Marshall. Or a place? 5 6 7 8 9 10 II What is this University? i 13 . . a tribute 16 . . teaming 25 . . competition 43 . . participation 87 . . events JS7 . . bousing 225 . . graduation 233 15 President Stewart Jdarold Smith . . . vigorous . . . sympathetic . . . versatile . . . efficient . . . diplomatic . . . clever . . . modern . . . tactful . . . imaginative . . . . a friend. A tribute to Stewart H. Smith . . . For twenty-three years, Dr. Stewart H. Smith has been a part of Marshall University. From his arrival at Marshall as a Dean in 1945, and as president in 1947. he has come to represent—even to symbolize—the growth of Marshall. His years as president have been filled with many signs of material growth. Marshall College, a small college with three thousand students, has become Marshall University, with an enrollment approaching ten thousand and a widening influence as a major center of learning. During his tenure, a new library, a Science Hall, a Health and Physical Education Building, a Maintenance Building, a Music Hall, several new dormitories and the new Stewart H. Smith Hall were built. A new University Center, a Communications Building and the Twin-Towers dormitories and Dining Hall are either under construction or ready for construction. A new Science-Engineering Building is being planned. Academic programs have been enlarged and improved, and the main campus has been expanded by an addition of fifteen acres. University Heights campus has been acquired. President Smith looks at this growth with pride but feels that his greatest satisfaction has come from the people whom he has known in the long years at Marshall. 17 President Smith gives a warm greeting to a student in the hoi'. Dr. Smith has had a personal influence on the people he has met and worked with at Marshall. His quiet, friendly nature has gained him a respect from all who have known him, respect that is more real and deeper because it is given and not demanded. Many students can recall some impression of the President: a firm handshake, a friendly Hello in the halls of Old Main, a personal interview to iron out some problem. All come away a little altered, a little more aware of the legacy of the past and the treasure of the future. 18 Captain Fred Moore receives Ohio Valley Conference Championshio trophy for 1950 with President Smith's congratulations. 19 The Science Hall is one of the many buildings constructed while President Smith was at Marshall University. Durward Brewer and P'es'cont Smith preview the 1958 Chief Justice. After assembling at Johnson Memorial Church, President Smith !eads the graduation party to the Keith Albee Theater for commencement exercises. Basketball Captain Bob Redd and President Smith exchange a warm handshake. 20 President Smith attends 1967 pep rally. Now the time has come when the man who has guided Marshall University for twenty-three years will step down. President Smith has submitted his resignation effective July 31. He will have time for himself now, time to be with his family, time to travel. In this world of Heraclitean flux, things change, the old passes to make place for the new. Dr. Smith has served Marshall well for twenty-three years, but even the longest, most fruitful administration must eventually close. This is not the end, however. The continuity of Marshall University will remain, and President Smith's contributions will continue growing as Marshall University grows. While the spirit of Marshall lives, the spirit of Stewart Harold Smith v ill shape it, spreading its presence like a wave on the quiet surface of a pond. President Smith and injured Quar-terbaclc Howie Miller watch grimly as Bcwl-i n g Green beats Marshall — Homecoming 1965. 21 President and Mrs. Smith express their happiness at the dedication of Stewart Harold Smith Academic Center and the adjoining Evelyn Ho'lberg Smith Mjsic Hall. These bui'dings were dedicated on November II. 1967. in appreciation of Pres, and Mrs. Smith s devoted work at Marshall. 23 . . . bringing twenty-three years to a close. One is reminded of Christopher Wren's epitaph in St. Paul's Cathodral. Wren, the builder of the Cathedral, has on his tomb only the words si mon-umcntum requiris circumspice. If you need a monument, look around you. If anyone requires a monument to Dr. Smith, he may look around him. for Marshall University is truly a monument to President Smith. 24 25 learning 26 27 28 DR. A. MERVIN TYSON Vice Provident. Academic Affair JOSEPH S. SOTO Vic® President, Ekitincis «rd Fironc® An Expanding Graduate School 30 DR. JOHN R. WARREN Dean. Graduate School 32 33 A and S Provides a Liberal Education DR. 8AYNARD GREEN Acting Dean, College of Arti and Science 34 35 36 Hospital to the Battlefield Applied Science Teaches Professionals 37 DR. A. E. McCASKEY Doan, Col eg© of Applied Scionco 38 39 40 41 ROBERT P. ALEXANDER Placement Director HARRY M. SANDS Director of Development end Aljmni Affair 42 43 Competition is year round and day in-day out. Whether it is a University football game or an unscheduled scrimmage between fraternities, the desire to compete is present. On the field or floor or court, each athlete wants to win for himself and, more importantly, for the University. Competition, without doubt, is an integral part of Marsha l. 45 SENIORS Back Row: 64 D. P- rle 36 J. Rowe. 26 j. Mandevlle, 31 R. Snyder, 61 K. Winter. 80 P. Coleman, 35 C. Smith Second Row: 69 J. Preston, 34 K. Simpson. 41 R. Robb. 88 T. McLeuqhlin, 39 J. DoMarco, 54 C. Rine Front Row: 62 J. Arnold. 40 T. Harris. 67 ?. Dotson, 15 J. Terrence, 73 T. Wilkinson, 73 J. Rinehart. 1968 VARSITY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE MU Morehead State U......................... 30 6 Ohio U................................... 48 14 U. of Toledo ............................ 14 7 Xavier U.................................. 7 0 Miami U.................................. 48 6 U. of Louisville ........................ 43 7 Western Michigan U....................... 42 10 Bowling Green U........................ 9 7 Kent State U............................. 41 2 East Carolina ........................... 29 13 46 47 JUNIORS Back Row: 65 R. Safford. 79 T. Hil or. 65 S. Smith. 12 M Sordich. 50 J. Kinney. 68 S. Phillies Second Row: 75 B. Thomas. 74 J. Shepherd. 72 H. Bonrott, 70 0. Caldwell, 14 J. Gilbert. Front Row: 24 B. Scragq 22 C. Jones. 81 B. Wa laco SOPHOMORES Back Row; 53 R. Adkirs. Si C. 8s 32 J. Shook 83 P. Wilks. 63 J. Flowers 55 G. Gilkn-, 53 J. Spencer. 87 R. Wost-on Second Row: 85 D. Porter. 82 L. Ca cr, 77 R. C-ebtroe. 57 R. Dardinger. 60 W. Ferguson. 71 D. Ferrai. 56 R. Dardinger Front Row: 86 G. Koury. 10 M. Crkvenac. 11 T. Dcds 23 D. Slasher. 76 D. Lucas 48 50 51 52 . . . And another season comes to its end 53 54 L. to R.: P. Allison, L Kiser, P. Morfon, L. Pondor. $. Wsyalchi, C. Rader, K. Wagoner, L. Farris. B. Gwilliams. G. Hill, T. Fisher. 55 56 Basketball 57 L. to R. Row I: Coach Johnson, B. Rodd. J. Davidson, D. D'Antor! Row 2: J. Dawson, R. Munn. L Osbofne. J. Maltett, W. S. Way Row 3: O. Stopp, G. Stone, B. D'dur. B. Allen L. McKonrio Row 4: P. Beam. R. Hall. P. Kaieo, D. Blankenship 59 60 1968 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE M.U. Morris Harvey College ......... Morehead State U............... Eastorn Kentucky U............. Kent State U................... Marshall University Invitational U. of Virginia ................ Manhattan City U............... Morehead State U............... U. of Toledo................... Miam’ U........................ Bowling Green U................ Morris Harvey College ......... Ohio U......................... Eastern Kentucky U............. Ohio U......................... Western Michigan .............. Houston ....................... Bowling Green U................ Miami U........................ U. of Toledo................... Loyola of Chicago................. Northern Illinois U............ Western Michigan U............. Old Dominion College........... Kent State U................... Nationa Invitational St. Peters U................... (two overtimes) .. 69 88 . 78 79 . 76 73 . 65 81 97 85 .. 83 82 . 101 87 . 63 83 . 61 57 .. 63 101 . 69 94 . 71 86 . 73 82 . 96 92 . 102 93 62 75 .. 68 69 .. 89 93 . 109 93 .. 72 80 .. 81 98 .. 91 131 .. 75 90 . 102 93 61 M H A O R u S vs s H T A o L N L Marshall University is becoming to be known as a basketball power in many sports circles around the nation. This is clearly soon by our game with Number One Team in the nation which squeaked by the Thundering Herd 102-93. Marshall Accepts Second N.l.T. Bid 63 64 65 66 Cheerleaders 67 ■n Front: ?. Slaughter Standing: S. Mullint, G. Hartman, K. Staler, G. Kucoi Top: V. Lambort. 6. Wiljon, D. Barnott 69 71 Tennis took e turn for I the wofse this spring with ' a 1-9 record in tho MAC � and finishing seventh in the conference. Swimming 74 Golf The final golf record was thirty-five wins, twenty-two losses, and one tie. The linkmen captured first in the Triangular Meet at U.K. Frank Saxton and Kenny Bowen brought home honors by being named to the All-Mid-American Confererce Gclf Team. The golfers ranked fourth in the MAC. 75 Baseball 76 78 BASEBALL West Virginia ech ............ West Virginia Tech............. Morenead State U............... Xavier U....................... Virginia Military Institute.... Virginia Military Institute ... Hampden-Sydney College ........ Morris Harvey College ......... Concord College ............... Concord College ............... Davison College ............... Wolfford College .............. Wolffcrd College .............. West Virginia State College ... Bowling Green U................ Bowling Green U.................. U. of Kentucky ................ Toledo ........................ U. of Toledo..................... Virginia Tech ................. Miami U........................ Miami U........................ Morris Harvey ................. Kent State .................... Kent State .................... Morehead ...................... Western Michigan............... Western Michigan .............. Ohio U......................... Record 18-7, 5-4 MAC Finished 3rd in Conference M.U. 0 5 0 7 2 9 2 3 7 5 4 0 3 4 8 0 4 0 4 3 10 4 I 6 3 4 12 2 3—11 innings 12 2 2 5 5 6 3........4 ...... Rain 8 I 3 6 2 10 2 4 ..... Rain ..... Rain 7 0 9....2 ..... Rain Intramurals 83 fr8 85 86 87 II participation 88 Greeks Participation for some students is bolonging to a Greek organization. This part of participation is not like any other because Greek life is more than a casual acquaintance. It is a brotherhood. A Greek has a desire to belong, and do something for the Greek world, tho university and the community. 89 90 Greek life can be related to a formal dance or to the gcod natured work of pledges. But within each group, every member contributes in some way to make the Greek system strong. 91 92 Pike s Peak 6 Again the Pi Kappa Alpha' ran away with th Groce Wool gam . Greek Week Games Mother’s Day Sing Dedicated to President and Mrs. Stewart H. Smith, this year's Mother's Day Sing was won by the brothers of Zeta Beta Tau Fraternity and the sisters of Alpha Chi Omega Sorority. 96 I 97 Inter-fraternity Council Sweethearts L. to R.: Suzann Sikora Alice McLaughlin Mary Honor Judy Harm Chritla Fridonger Cindy Stoats Sharon Worthington Diene Barnott Panhellenic 1. Jare Aten 2. Page Rogors 3. Doris V right 4. Dianna Muth 5. Bevo-ly Schaffer 6. Mary Pro� on King 7. Joy Coer 8. Donna Inqmen—Troai. 9. Anno Johnjton—Sec. 10. Jan Pierson 11. L'nde Popper 12. Ann DeButiy 13. Pally Owen 14. Lynda Clay—V. Pres. 15. Jane .Moisei—Pres. Net Pictured: Carolyn Nce!l Linda Shoomakor Poggy Mil or Caroline Money Kothy Kolley Ginny Bowman Kathy Gray 99 1. Joyce McClung 10. Donna Hanson 2. Jan Pierson II. Marcia Ellis 3. Priscilla Hofmoier 12. Maria GalHen 4. Nancy Guthrie 13. Jane Clay 5. Jody losho 14. Ann DeBussy 6. Nancy Chellis IS. Gail Schneidor 7. Suo Herndon 16. Sendee Wheeler 8. Priscilla Lore 17. Lynn Pratt 9. Sandy Whitehouso Alpha Chi Omega 1. Jeno Milts 2. Petty Spencer 3. Patsy Black 4. Keryn Cantees 5. Nancy Kennedy 6. Christa Lou Fridinger 7. Susan Hunter 8. KatKy Baumgarner 9. Helen Jarvii 10. Connie Lynch 11. Mary Pat Carroll 12. Graco Chirico 13. Mitzi Maqariollo 14. Carolo Dillard 15. Diana Grant 16. Leigh Ferguson 17. Marty Harshbargor 18. Carol Gunnoo 19. Lynn Preece 100 1. Niki Garnott 2. Karon Cromcans 3. Linda Elliot 4. Card Ann Griffin 5. Penny Tully 6. Linda Hatten 7. Ann Johnston 8. Tandy Tully 9. Peggy Douglas 10. Priscilla Dob;e 11. Maureen Powers 12. Anr Whifo 13. Gcoraoann Linsormeyer 14. Barbara Gunnoe 15. Becky Batten 16. Mary Jano Simon 1 7. Linda Ballinger 18. Patty McClure 19. Leslie Seifried 20. Linda Enochs 21. Karen Gainer Not pictured: Kit Shires Dawn Bridgeman Helen Clark Cynthia Kosrgr Betty Sue Ralguol Abby Ramsey Charlotte Sims Alice Cook Gay Larrick Susan McCallister Vicki Nancarrow Judy Vissman Margaret Humphries 101 102 ttti 1. Diana Harlett 2. Karon Shaffer 3. Mary P. King 4. Kathleen Litton 5. Carol Wo f 6. Patricia Moore 7. Jana Terrell 8. Jan Wive 9. Rove Li o 10. Kathy Allan 11. Barbara Howell 12. Carolyn Dean 13. Paula Cyrui 14. Sally Muth 15. Judy Nelton 6. Charla Summon 17. Sharon Tabor 18. Carmen Tozzi 19. Joan Sha«� 20. Linda Nethercutt 21. Dianna Shinn 22. Beverly Taylor 23. Ellen Sadler 24. Ann Shuff 25. Charlotte Galbraith 26. Alice Karlet 27. Liz Martin 28. Jennifer Plumley 29. Jane Metal 30. Mary Jo Athloy 31. Linda Rollins 32. Carol Ponton 33. Cathy Wnntz 34. Diana Mutb— Pro . 35. 8everly Schafer—V. Prat. 36. Loil Underwood 37. Marilyn Saunderv Not Pictured: Brenda Howell—See. Martha Vivert—Treat. Sharyn Williarrton Marieanne Abney Barbaro Biclc! Jahala Scitct J-n Dean Rotenne'Norman Barbara Pearson Julia Goant Narcy C'emnant Caro! McGee Sandra Coolc Marilyn Slender Nancy Itaae Brenda CrcoVthanlt Alpha Sigma Alpha 103 AApha 1. Marianna Chambers 2. Barbara McCoy 3. Emma Sue Kincaid 4. Leigh McComas 5. Sherry BaVer—Sec. 6. Moggie Leckie 7. Suzenro Sikora—Treat. 8. Linda Pepper—Pres. 9. Kathy Kelloy—V. Pros. 10. Norma Kerns 11. Cothy Forcer 12. Martha Wild 13. Barbara Schoonover 14. Lynne McComas 15. Diane Young 16. Lynda Clay 17. Thereto Overby 19. Julio Worrell 19. Peggy Booth 20. Chrit Mocre 21. Lindo Crews 22. Claudia O'Haro 23. Pegqy Farrell 24. Sandy Longfel’ow 25. Sharon Brooks 26. Cindy Staat 27. Potty Bryan 23. Diane Barnett 29. Connie O'Horo 30. Carol Slicer 31. Mary Heston 32. Nancy Cole 33. Anne McClure 34. Sharon Sturgeon 35. Mickio Yester 36. Judy Smallwood 37. Lynno Meadow 38. Pam lion 39. Marti Hill 40. Susie Notion 41. Suzanne Stanley 42. libbl Archibald 43. Ner.cy Cottrill 44. Linda Smith 45. Ner.cy Grubb 46. Goorgann Harlnen 47. Martha McCutcHoon 48. Carole Legg 49. Sue Wilton 50. Ker.dra Stakor 51. Sandy Hammat 52. Penny Drennen 53. Judy Chambers 54. Kathy Dolt 55. Becky Lux 56. Pam Slaughter 57. Fran McEwen 58. Marilyn Monroe 59. Libby Cherrington 60. Linda Faklo 61. Peggy Konrad 62. Sandy Eckley 63. Gail Ke'sey 64. Kathy Marks 65. Pam Dobing 66. Joanne Snyder 67. Barclay Brown 68. Nancy B'andstetter 69. Mrs. Raabe—Housomothor Not Pictured: Patty Kiger Mary Jo Brick Karen Damron Barbara Farrell Becky Fletcher Alice Gore Bobbi Henderson Karen Hibbard Debbie Little Cindy Mark lotlio McCarty Anne Morgan Bev MorlocV Cathy Perry Blene Rose Susan Sheppe Betty Stonettreet Sandy Tanner Diane Wayb' qht Baine Weybriqht Margaret Wright Dorna Risen 4 105 Delta Zeta 1. Jody Stoventon 42. Linda Pender 2. Sutan Dartt 43. Suzie Patrick 3. Ana Hagan 44. Patty Owen 4. Julie Greor.woll—Sec. 45. Jeanne Ferrell S. Sharon Mauror 46. Jenny Moore 6. Carrio Bryan 47. Jean Stout 7. Cindy Gurney 48. Karen Floyd 8. Marcie McNocI 49. Sherrin Slaughter 9. Carolyn Adkint 10. Jacquoy Smi� K II. Tommie Denny Not Pictured: 1?. lyrn Robcrti Nancy Hirzel 13. Cheri Burlingame Carol Boggett 14. Karen Freeman Judy Rcbortton 15. Pat Harlow Margaret Tygrott 16. Sutio Mancari Aimeo Vanco 17. Mary Jo Bonham Peggy Miller—Pros. 18. Jane Millor Vickie Phil Ipt 19. Linda Davit Prit Curtit 20. Alice Gay Cathy Soerlt 21. Bonnio Lytlo Ruth Mc d 22. Paula Miller Patty McLaughlin 23. Johanna Miller Fran Chaplain 24. Genie lindtey Cheryl Fuller 25. Peggy Morion Kathio Burkt 26. Rota Joret Sharon Event 27. Charlene Ball Donna Dittmon 28. Janet Shoemaler Martha Mlllor 29. Marti Boatman Dorinne Wa kor 30. Srevio Dukovitch Barbara Fortythc 31. Saundra Humphrlet Sue Culberfton 32. Jaynclle Call Joy Morrlton 33. Patti Jo Whito Barbara German 34. Karen Wagner Diane DeMarco 35. Lynda Shoemaker—V. Prcj. Nanci Lovett 36. Suve Pfltterer Glenda Blackbjrn 37. Barbara Arnc'd Brenda Hatflold 38. Shirley McCalmont Ardy McCaffrey 39. Barbara Wiltcn Penny Brooke 40. Carolyn Rader Gail Pontlui 41. Becky Horton—Treat. Kathy Kl no 107 o oo Sigma Kappa 1. Kathy Wiley 2. Joanne King 3. Dianne Sunditrom 4. Janet Tumbill 5. Jean Ann Morgan 6. Nancy Smithton—Treat. 7. Karen Dooley 8. Martha Glasgow 9. Jane Allen 10. Page Rogert 11. Becky Coving on 12. Jean McClure 13. Sardy Dial 14. Debbie Sheelt 15. Malar.ie Moore 16. Louite Battianell 17. Jan Nilten 18. Betty Waller 19. Ann Norvell 20. Sally Tully 21. Allyton Morgan 22. Sheryl Morriion 23. Kitty Perkint 24. Frele Midkiff 25. Keren Starok 26. Vicki HotoLp 27. Eva Markut—Sec. 28. Barbara GercSow 29. Sue Ellen Owen 30. Dorit Wright—Pret. 31. Jeannie Smith 32. Terri Dunbar 33. Patty Sporkt 34. Barb e Jonet 35. Chriitie Arnett 36. Kathy Earloy 37. Joyce Faulkner 38. Judy Kincaid 39. Jean Mcrrit 40. Becky Stadior 41. Judy Hale 42. Mitiic Smith 43. Bonnie Howard 44. Diare Kyle 45. Linda Snodgrett 46. Penny Thompton 47. Tina Ellit 48. Mary Ann McElwna 49. Cathy Turner 50. t� P.ry Harriton—V. Pret. 51. Martha Swaption 52. Jane Wetherholt 53. Joan Lemmerman 54. Patti Callicoat 55. Nancy Aleiander 56. Becky Battianelli 57. Joanne Kyle 58. Linda White 59. Janet Nielten 60. Mary Ann Mitchen 61. Judy McClure 62. Jill Hctt 63. Debbie Mullen 64. Jeanne Hatchor 65. Judy Klrtley 66. Jerny Thompton 67. Betty Glatgow Not Pictured: Cheryl Howkint Jo Ellen Moulton 8arbaro Berry Mary Temlinton Harold Joyce Williams Karon Loflond Vicki Allen Vicki Carper Helon Woolwine Tammy Niday Lynn Young Linda Payne 1. Carolyn Noel!—Pres. 41. Sue Dilwccth 2. Frarce Wilson 42. Chori Jarboe 3. Botty Holmboe 43. Cheryl Marshall 4. Jodie Bernard—Trcai. 44. Linda Lycan 5. Sharon Jones 45. Linda Taggart 6. Iris Hudson—V.P. 46. Linda Hardy—Sec. 7. Ellen Curlis 47. Suranno Barnotto 8. Debbin Powell 48. Lois Maynard—Sec. 9. Surnnn Sloan 49. Cindy Sellards 10. Undo Dorsey 50. Phyllis Mcnnors II. Susan McVay 51. Debbie Hansford 12. Linda Holdon Sutor 52. Frencino Wiiliscn 13. Anno Neel 53. Caroline Massey 14. Linda Knott 54. Patty Stephens 15. Gay Hill 55. Lynn Richardson 16. Mode Wiley 56. Girny Bowman 17. Trish Vornoy 57. Jan Settle 18. Chris Fresor 58. Margarot AUff 19. Sandy Grovoly 59. Sharon Worthington 20. Cindy Baitlcy 60. Roberta Hollandsworth 21. Linda Ward 61. Cathy Queen 22. Nancy Muller 62. Bev Gwilliams 23. Susan Neale 63. Suianno Mullins 24. Juno lee Hondloy 64. Susio Hume 25. Sandy Hastings 65. Bov Harden 26. 27. Susan Handley Susan Richardson 66. Brenda Kennedy 28. Marilyn Harrah Not Pictured: 29. Sandy Hatfield Jane Thorn 30. Julia Shrovo D:ar.o Diion 31. Robinn Rogers Bocly Baler 32. Sandy Shomblin Penny Mosser 33. Rob n Chandler Lucinda Wolch 34. Noncy Arnett Kathy Ross 35. Gaylo Hawkes Mary Hardman 36. Miche'lo Burgess Janico Bragg 37. Bev Garrett Carolec Preston 38. Wally Miller Joanne Karnos 39. Lucianne Kautr Marsha Vogel 40. Claudia Gillum Linda Jodick Sigma Sigma Sigma 112 Alpha Sigma Phi 1. Davn Richardion 2. Bui’er Gibicn 3. Bob Murphy 4. Davo Biflrjm 5. Larry Lewii 6. John L. Low-ii 7. Jim Brady 8. Rod Rowan 9. Ed Avant—See. 10. Larry Hoir.lein 11. Roger Patton 12. G ry Ochvenboln 13. Jon Maion 14. Dave Cull p 15. George Gallagher 16. Biff Matthew!—Proi. 17. Arr Clark 18. Larry Duckworth 19. Cherlio ClairviUe 20. Noel Forguion 21. Buddy Martin 22. Gery Whited 23. Jim Carr 24. Don Thcma 25. Terry Atlinion 26. John Thomion 27. Normar. Maoi 28. B'ow io Murrey 29. Lee O«!oy Not Pictured: •Fred Tollman OH o Troedwoy S ovo Smith Run Bowen Dorvell Lamport Bjtch Milor Bob Hill Doug Powcri Don Perdue Joe Shy I 14 Kappa Alpha 116 Order 1. Jim Agee 2. Dave Ferrell—Pori. 3. Hanl Bowden 4. Tom Davit 5. Chuck Hens'ey 6. Tom McClure 7. Red Dean 8. Terry Porter 9. Bill Bare 10. Waldo Jackson 11. Rudo Rudowsky 12. Cloud A Ion 13. Pclack Schuller 14. Dick Desmond 15. Crip Miller 16. Pretty Boy Day 17. G. A. Hammer 18. Bnar Douthitt—Hist. 19. Stove Miller 20. John Pettigrew 21. Ray Mlchitti 22. Dan Koirscy 23. Nikita 24. Caveman Wright 25. Jamos Shiolds 26. Laidly McCoy 27. Charley Wolf 28. Lothal—President 29. Don Stallings 30. Grampa Wiljcn 31. Leckio 32. John Drewbaugh 33. Dana Sponcor 34. Schuff 35. Glor Gibbs 36. Glor Rutledge 37. Don Smith 38. Herbert Emmott Hardobock 39. Radar Hill 40. Beak Cosmai—V.P. 41. Bushman Stewart 42. Hub Sweeny 43. Larry Unroe 44. Scarce Gold 45. Mark McClollan 46. Private Protzman Not Pictured: Larry Levak Eddie Bynum Marc Sprouse Mike Waddell Andy Ball Bill Young Chester Kirk Scot McCormack Ron Donley Jim Kirtlcy Reno Wheeler Bob Slicer Mouse Snieldt Booby Ruby Phil Wilks Weird Weed Drew Hcuvercu Rabbit Jonm'rgs Mick Millor Tony Crabtree Jim Daniel Benny Key Ed Yeager Georgo 3ell Pete Donald Jim Johnson Duck Justice Bill Forsythe Lynn Ours Eddie Dean Jim Wright Miko Chandlor Charlie Shuff Walt Wooten Chuck Lowman Buster Houchins Rick Schroeth Mike Cordnr Roger Taylor Fred Runyan Gene Lawson 117 118 1. Paris Coleman 2. Brent P.’easont 3. Micky Jocfcson 4. Harlin Carter 5. Ed Hamilton 6. Walt Garnet 7. John Kenny—Pros. 8. Morrice Cooley 9. David Henderson 10. Kimberly Dawn and Bob Redd 11. Rudy Coleman 12. Charlie Jones 119 120 Lambda Chi Alpha 1. Robert Nuxum Jeff Billie 2. Evan McNeil—Sec. Kent Boyd 3. William Moyers Ed Burns 4. David Corbin Harvey Chapman 5. Gordon Boggs Sherman Curry 6. John C-'mpboll Mike Davis 7. John Masland Lynne Dodd 8. Don Sandoval Fred Dorahuo 9. Dick T. Messer Bill Ellis 10. William Patton BJI Evans II. David Brooks Ren Frame 12. Ed Harrah Joe Genovese 13. Jerry Boyer Charlie Grose 14. Paul Schultz James Higginbotham IS. Phil Charles M ko High 16. Drew Collier Mike Hoh 17. Jim Tracy Gordon Humphreys 18. James Hollock Chris Hutchinson 19. David Brumfield Harold Johnson 20. David Jones Miko Jor.es 21. Reger Lull Steve Lilly 22. Charles Wagner Jim Mahoney 23. Dan W. Parks Ren Martin 24. Bob McCain Paul Matheny 25. Buck Mills Toni McCann 26. Don WHto Greg McCracken 27. Dale Dandy Steve Morrill 28. Claude Doak—V.P. Richard NoUcn 29. Gcorgo Joseph—Trees. Richard Rcnr.on 30. Thomas Rider Ed Robinson 31. Robert Downio Richard Roe 32. Gory Johnson Anthony Truncono 33. Jim Slawinski Joe Wuersch 3 Jim landacro Cterenco Cuslcr 35. MUe Robinson Randolph Hann 36. Lee Call Ed Jenkins 37. Leo Sclbe Donald Nosset Not Pictured: Richard Perkins Milw A de John Bailey Philip Potty 122 Phi Kappa Tau 1. Bill Hagy 2. Fred Hardwich 3. John Clary 4. Jim Bcqgott 5. Jim Hill—Pro . 6. Rodnoy Barkor 7. John Board—V. Pro . 8. Stove Gibton 9. Harold Cook 10. Butch letlio 11. Dan Wilton 12. John Hondricljon—Soc. 13. Chuck Conrad 14. Glonn Yeager—Troa . 15. Jim Loorard 16. Chariot Proston 17. Ren Soifriod 18. Sam Davit 19. Skip Co Not Pictured: Bob Davit Jim Kegley Frank Johnton 123 EL GATO Pi Kappa Alpha 1. Charlie Wordell—Troa . 13. Jack Klim 2$. Woltor Lott 2. Stove Pficjlley 14. John Bodo—V. Pro . 26. Davo Trent 3. Ed Ashcroft 15. Woyne Bennett 27. John Knabb 4. Bill Erickton 16. Jim Gilbert 28. Gerald Hager 5. Pcto Coponhavor 17. Davo Severn 29. Pete Bailey 6. Don Ray 18. Ed Goo—Pro . 30. Lex Mocre 7. Raul Hall 19. Bcb Dillard 31. Davo Spangler 8. John Oblingor 20. Grog Brook 32. Tom Foy 9. Mike Polio 21. Bun Ve t 33. Jim MacFnrland to. Horb Young 22. Jim John on 34. Kenny Reed—Sec. II. Gono Gotrol 23. Jorry Arnold 35. Dave Kievan 12. Jim MacCallum 24. Jock Sandor 36. Rut Cook 124 Not Pictured: Ritchie Robb Tom Keonoy Dave Arnold Andy Banfi Tom Chandler Charlie Hall Drew Kagen Jim tape Jim Low's Gcno Looney Jim Macrkor Ed Maier John Moron Poto Porduo Walt Quato Ror Safford Barry Scrogg Mike Watson Dick White Joe Yingst Walt Perkins 125 126 1. Carl Taylor Not Picturod: 2. Ronald Harchoric Hal Albertson 3. James Wooten Rodger Amick 4. Terry Johnson John Basket 5. Goo'ge Beclott Dave B:odtoo 6. Dave Ballard Tom Chadwick 7. Bill Blonko Jack Clork 8. Jock Stephens Butch Cowgill 9. Richard Culicerto Pot Cowles 10. Jack Chapman Bill Dias II. Davo Hall Jim Dillard 12. Keith Cottroll Jim Daniels 13. Mark Barrott Jim Eblin 14. Charles 8ai'oy Carey Foy 15. Don Surbough Cloy Fulknicr 16. David Shields Dick Gregg 17. Richard Sparkman Richard Hamilton 18. Rich Kerley Tom Harris 19. David Groathouso Charlie Hatcher 20. Tony Romano Pryce Haynes 21. Tom Williams Steve Headley 22. Harry Buddon Rodney Jackson 23. Richio Post Fred Lester 24. Glenn Bo'lengeo Fred Litaker 25. Terry Koon Peto Lcwo 26. Doug Burgoss Tony Naglo 27. Steve Mussilwhito Brecht Pooplos Skip Simon Not Picturod: Davo Smith Barry Toylor Bobby Vitol Grog Wollece Tinlc Seivor Craig Wostfall Gary Watti Rich Worden Mike Williams Max Aldredgo C'it Baker Ron Beurhing Jim Drummond Joo Franco Tom McDonald Bill McGeo Gary Pommere.nck Robio Roberts Leo Swearingor Brian Thornilay Jim White Randy Wilcox Joo Burdotto Skip Burdott Jack Burdotto Sigma Alpha Epsilon Cris Barton Bob Blbbee Bob Crobtrco Bill Beldon Larry Lowry Steve Bobbit Ray Smith Ed Miller Charlie Gordon Wayne Goutieror Lorry Osborno Dick Damron Drew Jones Nick Lifter! Gary Ramsey Jeff Hobbs 127 Tau Kappa Epsilon 1. John Snyder 35. William. Blevins 2. Danny Wolf 36. Edward Radjunas 3. Dennis Mills 37. Kyle Possum 4. Michael Ferris 38. Dannie Fields 5. Greg Carronnentc 39. Thomas Bolville 6. Thomas Browning 40. Thomas F sher 7. Roger Cornwall 41. Ken Barbar—Trees. 8. Robert Amcndola 42. Randy Dial 9. Keith Midkiff 43. Christopher Beslor 10. John Gordon 44. Dennis Brumfiold II. Ronald Eeatty 45. Kenneth Pearson 12. Geoff Goine —See. 46. Stcphon Hensloy 13. Edward Yancey 47. Reger James 14. Ronald Ga‘ewood 48. David Cleel 15. Georges Lahn 16. Michael Ellis Not Pictured: 17. Peter Goushy Scotty Aliff 18. Michael Kincaid John Bcntine 19. Jera d Kelly Michaol Cook 20. Keith Wellman Michael DeAngolis 21. Steven C eric Stepher Dickey 22. Terrence Cono John Dorsey 23. John Beaumont Stanley Hell 24. Kcnroth Gallager—V. Pros. Douglas Hardman 25. Edward Berry Dan Hortley 26. Ronald Hughart William Harvey 27. Robert Jeffrey Daniel Hyro 28. Richard Jeffroy John Pruett 29. Robert Browning—Pres. Roger McCaskey 30. Alan Haber Doniel Sogan 31. James Johnson Howard Schiedigger 32. George Arnold Keith Skidmoro 33. Harry Cere’li Michael Tatum 34. Peter Veccio 128 I 129 130 •7 • 1. Jock C. Kessick 30. Mike Ferguson 2. Conley Grimes 31. Me’k Brodof 3. Warren Rose 32. Larry Rollins 4. Mallhew Pantaleo 33. John Pauley 5. Bud Schroeder 34. Danny Young 6. Richard Murphy 35. Gary Stewart 7. Dana Rawi ng 36. Larry Ball 8. Mike Ryan 37. Bern! Fin’rock 9. Po’e Broh 38. Sam Yates 10. Kim Morrison 39. John Bremer II. Jim Summers—Sec. 40. John Colston 12. John Sommer 41. Larry Shrcvo 13. Stovo Booth 42. Randy Henderson 14. Bob Bowen 43. Dave Anderson 15. Gerald Kudosh 44. Rich Dunfee 16. John Booth 45. Anthony Marcher! 17. David Calvert 46. Robort Salsits id. Iverson Shaver 47. Gary Poulton 19. John Walker 48. Bob Gregg 20. Steve Koadle 49. Fred Mocklor 21. John Hammot 50. Joe Georgo 22. Bill Click 51. Jim Boggs 23. Hank Mays 52. Tom Wilson 24. Bill Adkins—V.P. 53. Harold Bins 25. Riley C. Brothers 54. Dave Shelton 26. David Perdue 55. Jay Kirkbrlde 27. Robert Borchcrt 56. Jonathan Skoans 28. Dcnnio Wobb 57. Mike Meador 29. Ron Kcoling 58. Larry Morgan Zeta Beta Tau Not Pictured: Dcnry Caldwoll Gcorgo Smalles Fred Nickels Gary Leech Mown Eppsrl Kenny Rollins Paul Harris Oavo McComas Bruce Wallace Larry Moyers Stan Wonn Larry Caserta Bil Nomoth Ben Brubeck Richard Landau Robert Wilkins Ross Frey Oick Curry Ron Stein Hedland Blankenship John Hitt' Roger Bryan John Louden Gary Bonham Charlio Hagan John Churton Alan Whito Bill Whitrcck Bob Blake Denny Humn'chcuser George O. Fraley John Facinoli 8on Hebrer Larry Pennington 131 Sigma Phi Epsilon Not Fitluftd: Robert L. Allen John C. Anderson. II Robert J. Allen William Bright. II Kent Bjrgess Albert 8utto James F. Brandt Charles R. Beatty Dallas J. Blankenship Stevon L. Blaino Michael M. Brown Albert F. fob rsky. Jr. David CsvinJcr John Cnlcmeco Gordon D. Crosson Charles D. Clay James H. Cyrus John Demarco Lewis Dantoni. II Cary N. Davis. Jr. Harry Ellison. Jr. Vincent C. Fantuzzo Leonard S. Foster Donald G. Groves C. Michael Harrimon Michael Hettlingor George R. Hummel Harry K. Hornish. Jr. Timothy L. Haymaker Marshall U. Hoy'man—See. Eugene T. Hoskins. Jr. Grover D. Harris Richard Jackson W.lliom Jones Rodney D. Jones James Kossler. Jr. Michael Kiger Charles Kincaid—V.P. Cary O. Kinder Dave Life—Pres. Dave Leap Nick NcGrath—Rec. Rondeld Miam Brent Merstelter James E. MecQucen John T. Mazur John M. Mallet Donald R. Midkill Dave Nagy D. Mark Parr Roger A. Pancake Philip W. P. rsons Donald Rockhold John T. Rice Mike Shaffer Richard Smith Bob Starcher Kenneth Simpson Louis S ulsby. Jr. Andrew S. Soche. Jr. Thorites H. Stimpson David J. Soldonridge John J. Studdard Jollerey E. Sti'es Gary O. Stobort Jim Tonoy W. Gregg Terry Lyle Wolverton Gordon Willey A. Vernon Wright John P. Weilor Thomas R. Wilkinson Douglas S. Warner Amos J. West Warren W. W,ek. Jr. James R. Woody John M. Wilcoi Fredrick Young Jr. William F. Byers Zack G. Burch Eddie W. Bowey Dean R. Boone Scott L. Ba-nett John F. Cyrus James R. Greater Stephen W. Hensley William H. Koonti Jr. Thomas N. Knapp Timothy R. Kinsey Thomas A. Kinsey Jerry R. Key.er Ronald E. Lilly Rickey S. Medley James P. Soloda Jerry A. Skaggs Richard G. Bachus Michael G. Compbell Joseph E. Hager Mork S. McClure Thomas L. McCarthy Organizations Alpha Kappa Psi BUSINESS HONORARY L. o R.: Row I: 0. Dandy. P. Logg Row 2: T. Crabtroo, B. Sul Ivan, K. Blanlonjhip L. Coitanzo, A. Naglo. D. Robirion. D. Clark Row 3: L. Coll, D. loop, L Harrblin 133 EXIT ONLY 00 HOT Dim FRESHMAN WOMEN'S SCHOLASTIC HONORARY Row |: M. Chamber . O. Archibald. C. Totwe. M. Nichol . N. Stovor. I. Miller. J. Shelton. R. Smith Row 2: K. Rowo. S. Skeen. S. Stono, F. Dovol. M. Chirico, L. Cox. R. Roach. M. Horberjhoff Row 3: L. Ornol. L. Tudor, P. Slaughter Alpha Lambda Delta 134 I Classical Association LATIN AND GREEK MAJORS L to R.: K. Jarroll. J. Parjom, R. Cunningham, D. Townc, Dr. Hoy. L. Pennington 135 L to R.: M. Cclby, N. Jarrell. J. Aclins. B. Horton J. Duffy. M. Hall. B. Wyant. R. McOonio. R. Crouch W. Gill, T. Dovij Row 2: B. Sirrs. B. Horto, T. McKoo. J. Butcher. V. Erjkirc N. Me lon, P. Owen. M. Colston. J. Robinson, J. Colston Row 3: R. Stonar. S. Bakor, P. Morton. L Pondor, A. Colston. C. Clark. M. Gallian. P. Clark. N. Blalock. 7. Blalock Campus Crusade 136 ia'. Row I: H. Bailos. L. King, M. Farrell Row 2: E. Garten. N. Bontly, C. Moisey. W. Evans, M. Elmore, R. Nida Row 3: Dr. Hopa. R. Drummond Debate Club Chess Club Row I; J. Boyd. J. Kirkpatrick, L. King. D. Snoulii Sitting: J. McCoy Standing: G. Cummings 138 Daughters of the Crimson Rose PIN ATES TO THE BROTHERS OF KAPPA ALPHA ORDER Row I: M. Jones. S. Gravely Row 2: C. Queen. K. Wiioy, L. Snodgrass Row 3: S. Hudson. B. Honoker. G. Union-moyor, P. Hill. C. Fraser. S. Mr llistor. N. Bonflcy. D. Dial. 139 WOMEN'S MUSIC HONORARY Row I: R. Chandler Row 2: M. Abnoy. M. Dunlap. R. Smith Row 3: M. Chirico. V. Cobb. N. Korns, C. Kious. M. Niboc. R. Buffington Row 4: N. Cole. J. Creemeans. A. Napier, J. Bragg. D. Waybright Delta Omicron 140 SENIOR WOMEN'S HONORARY Row I: A. Debuitoy. S. Horndon, D. Staat . N. Kerns Kelly. L. Lycan Row 2: M. Chamber . M. J. Kaib. P. Stophor.t. D. Wright. I. Popper F. Chirico Fagus 141 Fourth Estate WOMEN’S JOURNALISM HONORARY Sitting: A. Johnston, P. Arrowood, E. Laing Standing: T. Gothard, V. Phillip , Mit Ludwig, J. King, B. Thoma . F. Chirico, Nancy Smithson. Ginny Pitt Kappa Omicron Phi 142 HOME ECONOMICS HONORARY L. fo R.: K. Rmrodo. Mill Naaly. B. Go'ordon, K. Adkins. S. B'atncr, L Maynard. B. J. Sjlllvan, S. Lambart Mrs. P. Bsilay. D. Scarbrough, L. Polphrey 143 French Club ON GROUND L. to R.: K. Haynor. E. Curtis. T. Money. J. Lemmorman, ?. O on. G. Trail, S. Saunders. S. Mofott. D. Town . J. Twool, K. Dailey, N. Tyson PORCH L. to R.: J. Larmoyou . 6. Edwards. M. Wooddoll. N. Saouan Little Delta lotas PINMATFS TO THE BROTHERS OF PI KAPPA ALPHA Row I: M. Ellis. S. Williams. D. Way-bright Row 2: K. Gates, A. Coal. R. Zota, S. Whitohouse Row 3: J. Hall. L. Shophard 144 Lambda Tau Delta MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY HONORARY L. to R. Row I: S. EcWoy. S. Jurmu. S. Tannar. J. Cartar. B. Sckafar. K. Allan. B. Mannon Row 2: T. Lightnar. J. Rom. B. Sluti. N. Zaharii. L NoaL J. Greonwall 145 Sitting L to R.: S. Burnetti. M. J. Bonham. B. Grotto. M. J. Kaib, B. Jones Standing: R. Groaior, R. Guerreir, Father Miles, Sister J. Gonter, L Noth. A. Mann. P. Miller. C. V olls, H. Disco, L Jennings. S. Deem Newman Apostolate 146 Little Sisters of Minerva MNMATES TO THE BROTHERS OF SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Row I: P. Growck. L. McComa . L. Writ . J. King. F. Chirico Row 2: C. Hawkint, C. Diilord. Hojsemother. G. Prichard. D. Hanjford Row 3: M. Wilay. J. Kincaid. P. White. J. Pierson, K. Baurrgarner, M. Moore. C. Marks 147 148 L. to R.: B. Rolond. M. Caroy Or. Francois C. 8uffa!ino. D. Lioborman. M. Midioo. P. Grosocl M.U. Action Committee of F.R.E.E. 149 Phi Eta Sigma FRESHMAN MEN'S HONORARY L to R.: D. Porter. R. Fleming J. Miller. R. N:do. R. Wilco . Or. Willey. C. Hogon, T. Wollaco, J. Griffin 150 SENIOR MEN'S LEADERSHIP HONORARY Row I: C. Kincaid. R. Coleman. F. Cummlngj. H. Budden R. Nida Row 2: D. Greathoow. B. Hcbb . M. Farrell, Dr. Clagg. W. Folty, R. Wilkint, R. Ajtorg Omicron Delta Kappa 151 MEN'S MUSIC HONORARY Row I: C. Wills. J. Waggonor. J. Romane . Dr. Bail, R. Webb Row 2: L. Talerico. T. Thompson. L. Bailey. R. Byrd, Mr. Davidson. R. Frey. Mr. Clarl, Dr. Kingsbury. Mr. DeVcs Row 3: P. Jennings. T. Phillips, D. Phillips. L. Pauley. B. Cordel, H. Holt P. Harris Phi Mu Alpha Symphonia 152 Parthenon Ketura Carey L. to R.: V. Lambert .... P. Arrowwood S. Noal ........ R. Turner ...... D. fioids ...... A � t. Business Manegor Business Manager Co-Editor . Advisor . Co-Editor N wt Editor : L. to R.: J. Smith, J. McCoy. J. Johnson. L Forguson Spocial Editors: L. to R.: L. Ponlond. T. Murdock. T. Bucey. A. Johnston. M. Meador Pi Sigma Alpha POLITICAL SCIENCE HONORARY Girl Standing: C. Wilmcr Kneeling: F. Tallman, R. Hard-vicl, C. Kircaid, J. Plafania. K. Gibbons Standing Of. Colie. Of. Stewart. R. Wilkins. F. Way, H. 3ailes, T. Stewart 156 Row I: M. Britto-n. R. C'ino, K. Ridenour. J. Knight. B. Smith. J. Hagor Row 2: D. Smith. V . Wiljon, 8. Balhatcho?. S. Hall. W. Garnoft. Mr. Sytvii, C. Jonos Physical Education Majors Club 157 BUSINESS EDUCATION HONORARY Row I: L. Mo-gan. E. Co . P. Caroy. D Moor®. B. B'edsoe, B. Arnold. Row 2: I. Jones. A. Henry. E. Meadows. T. McKoo. J. C'ay. B. Newton. L. Co . E. Stivers, D. B'own. B. Altlzor, C. Shonlc Pi Omega Pi 158 L to R.: B. Stuti. L. Warren. C. lirdamocd. J. Dondoij. 0. McLaughlin. Sgt. Rutiel. P. Beatty. M. Ckambon. Major Jarvit 159 Rifle Club ■aflH ENGLISH HONORARY L to I R. Nlda. S. King. D. Edwardt. C. Buffali Sisters of the Talisman Rose PINMATES TO THE BROTHERS OF ALPHA SIGMA PHI Standing L. to R.: P. Flynn. B. Richards. C. McCloud. S. Vaught. C. Henderson. S. Rutherford. 0. Rorick. M. Yostor Sitting: N. Monday, E. KuracFeck, E. Willard 161 L. to R.: Miss Raynor. D. Rignoy. N. Sosuan. C. Lynch. G. Pottcrson. S. Ply-malo. C. Thompson, L. Pender. L. Lott Student Government Senate L. to R. First Row: K. Gairer. J. Bratoy. J. Chopmar. B. F etcFor. G. Hill. D. Lentz T. Kinsay. M. Williams, P. Matheny. L. Lycan. P. Cyrus, S. ‘ V hiteKouw. S. Maddox Second Row: Cabinet L. to R. First Row: F. Cummings. P. Mofhany. V. Pros.. M. Forroll. Pres.. Second Row: T. Tufly. J. Wooton. H. Buddon, P. Evans. S. Wheeler, A. Johnston L. to R.: J. Meisel. D. Brumfield. R. Wilkins. D. Dandy. C. Massey. R. F'eming. A. Cyrus Court 163 Robe LEADERSHIP AND BROTHERHOOD HONORARY Row I: N. Ore. W. Garnett. J. Johnson. F. Cummings Row 2: D. Greathouse. K. Simpson. Kyle Possum. H. Budden. R. Jackson Row 3: R. Astorg. R. Robb. M. Farrell. D. Adkins, C. Kincaid. D. Life, B. leth, T. Harm 164 L. to R.: S. Robert. K. Thsmai. L. Garrljon. C. Whitokor. G. Jarrell. M. RoaK. D. Simpion. L. Browning. R. Roach. 0. Belua. D. Edwardi. Mr. Groy. J. Lermoyeux SNEA 165 Row I: N. Korns. K. Burks. J. Morrison. Dr. Balshaw. N. Colo. P. Vineyard, L. Smith Row 2: G. Waggonor, J. Bragg. E. Maddox. C. Sowardi, J. Croanoans, M. Abnoy Row 3: J. Sitos. N. Bradsletter, D. Waybright. A.-Napier, M. Britton. L. V olfo, B. Poarson, S. Millor Row 4: L. Phillips, J. Hedgor. R. Diodorich, L. Pauley. G. Crickard, H. Holt Row 5: B. Koy. B. Bradloy. B. V arfietd. K. Harpe . G. Allen. T. Nagln. D. Capeharf. A. Fukes, E. Franco, R. Wobb, D. Kadlo, G. D. Nixon, J. Robinson Symphonic Choir 166 Veteran’s Club Sitting: H. Salslfr, R. Steurer. D. Hall. R. Newman. J. Slaggs. G. Miller, J. Record Standing: D. Mills, R. Fetonjio. I. Cyfe's 167 WMUL-FM L. to R.: P. Stevenson, M. IGnglo, D. Hoffman, C. Thompson. D. Fotty, T. Roan . D. Thompson Women’s Recreation Association L. to R.: K . Balen. C. Will . M. Horihbarger. C. Ninmo, P. Hinkle. C. Lindomood. A. Clay Young Democrats Row I: J. Spence. W. MHIor, S. Ciclay. P. Jecison Row 2: J. Humphrey, K. Perlins. J. Green, 0. Smith Row 3: G. Robertson, M. Moore Row 4: M. Kimble. R. Howell. B. Covingtor. S. Shamblin. C. A. Cosier, R. Cole. J. Childers Young Republicans Row I: M. Nichols. 0. Towne, C. Buffelino Row 2: J. Kelly. K. Sfenok. C. Pe«ton, N. Slovor Row 3: G. King, D. Poe, M. Hogue, M. Ashley. N. Saouen 170 171 ROTC Commissioning Ceremonies 174 175 176 Kathy Gray Editor-in-Chief J. Fred Haeberle Advisor 179 Business Manager Bud Roland Managing Editor 181 Carole Thabet CoPy Editor David Reid D;)lon Organizations Editor Cathy Buffalino 182 Layout Editor Gary King 183 Index Editor Sally Tully Housing Laura Jennings Sports Ellen Sadtler Greeks Iris Hudson Learning Linda Dorsey 185 Sports Editor Steve Thompson Trudy Wilson Typist Events Editor Bev Hathaway 187 events Students have always demanded their own way to livo. to work, and to spond their free time. To some the free timo is spent on cultural events—plays, convocations, or the Impact series. However, our important learning is acquired whi'e we rest, coke in hand, to telk a more intangible language. f . V The 1967-1968 Cultural Calendar was again full of a variety of entertainment. The Student Artist series included Mantovani, Stan Kenton. Count Basie. Victor Borge, and the Serondipity Singers. Alan J. Lerner's bright musical hit On A Clear Day You Can See For-ovcr was presented as a joint effort of the Community and Student Artist Sorios. The Convocations highlighted Addis and Crofut. Paris Rive Gauche. Mario Maya. Howard Nemerov. and Dr. Bergen Evans. Between the Community Artists Series with such brilliant performances os the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra of London and the Community Forum's A Whitman Portrait. ameng others, the average student was busy deciding just what would bo the most enjoyable to see. From all angles the cultural calendar was diverse enough to please Marshall's enrollment. 192 University Theatre Th's year s University Theatre season included a variety of productions. Barefoot in the Park, a recent smash comedy hit from Broadway, opened as a summer production and was repeated by demand eady in the fall. In sharp contrast came Pictures in the Hallway. a drama about the early life of playwright Sean O'Casey, presented in January. Both productions were directed by Professor Clayton Page. Director of University Theatre. March ushered in performances of Clare Booth Luce's 30's hit The Women”. Directed by Professor Elaine Novak, the show featured thirty-five women with nary a male on stage. Roundinq cut tho season was a tuneful production of Jean Anouilh’s romantic farce Ring Round the Moon. directed by William Denman. Instructor in Speech. In addition to the four University Theatre productions the year saw presentation of the Leonard Bernstein musical Wonderful Town sponsored jointly by the Departments of Speech and Music as a part of Parents Week-end in November. 193 194 : I ’ • r , 195 MISS MARSHALL 1968 196 197 JUNIOR ATTENDANT Cyitda Clay Alpha Xi Delta 198 SOPHOMORE ATTENDANT Merle Wiley Sigma Sigma Sigma 199 FRESHMAN ATTENDANT 200 WILLIAMSON BRANCH ATTENDANT Neva May 201 LOGAN BRANCH attendant fynthia Noe 204 HOMECOMING ’§ hours of work ... what's your theme ... would it be easier if wo just canceled homecoming ... we won't be done before the judges get here ... go see if you can borrow some ... Fire! ... oh! you already have a date ... give 'em hell Marshall .. .lost again ... Alums ... floats or no floats ... the winners are alpha xi delta and phi mu and pi kappa alpha ... tear it all down in four hours ... did ya have a good time ... 205 206 MISS CHIEF JUSTICE Cindy Marks Alpha Xi Delta 207 MISS CHIEF JUSTICE ATTENDANTS First Attendant: Charbtte Pritt Phi Mu Second Attendant: Karen Co (land Sigma Kappa 209 IMPACT 68 Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey 211 Lester Kirkendall 212 213 ? I a 216 Barfenon Revue 217 The Mitchell Trio 218 219 220 221 1968 is already an unforgettabie year. It is the year that President Johnson stepped down for the sate of unity. It is the year Martin Luther King was assassinated in a town torn by the struggle for human dignity. It is the year that sevoral West Virginia politicians were indicted for crimes that have been the plague of our state for years. It is the year that tho hope for a genuine peace in Vietnam began and the fear of turmoil in tho cities loomed even larger. Each individual is involved in the challenges of 1968—foreign policy. Black Power, the changing moral climate, turmoil in the cities. Every generation faces major challenges—the questions that have boon a part of society since its beginning. What is the role of the individual within society? What is the relationship between the sub-cultures of society and between different societies? What will be the moral structure that governs the actions of people? As each generation examines these questions, attempts to find answers develop—new approaches to the age old questions of human conduct. And with each new beginning we have new hopes. A hope that will find what no other generation has stumbled upon or discovered. During IMPACT Week, each one o; us will have an opportunity to examine these new beginnings through different viewpoints—faculty, national loaders, and the men who holp shape theso issuos—our guest speakers. More importantly, we must evaluate each issue within ourselves. For only then does IMPACT 1968 come alive. IMPACT 1968 Jim Slicer. Coordinator 223 224 South Hall has had a new lift this year. It is row four floors higher and twice its original size. It has the distinction of being the tallest building on campus. With the new addition came a sun deck, study rooms, carpeting, laundry facilities and an air-conditioned lounge. If anyone is interested visiting hours aro from one 'til four every Sunday afternoon. In reality South Hall is really two sep-ara e dorms with dividing doo'S that can be locked. Each half (east and west) houses 250 boys. This year South Hall had four informal and a Christmas party for all of the dorms on campus. Hodges Hall, the oldest men's dorm on campus, is now undergoing a period of complete renovation. When it is opened in September it will house 250 boys, and athletic ability will no longer be a residence requirement. Tho dorm will be remodeled ond have all new furni-turo. Before it was closed for ropair. Hcdgos Hall took an active interest in the campus social life. The men sponsored an informal, a picnic, and soveral of the guys took it upon themselves to spread the Christmas spirit. 227 West Hall is the newest women's dorm on campus. The girls in West have hod several parties and a semi-formal dance this year. They have also token part in Homecoming. Mother's Day Sing and Intramurels. Life in West Hall is full of excitement, including water battles, fire drills, and serenades. Prichard Hall, one of the older women's dorms, has always taken part in campus activities. This year the girls at Prichard had several dances and parties and experienced soveral attempted panty raids. At Christmas time the girls trimmed their own tree and went about campus caroling. 228 Laidley, the oldest women's dorm, is also being remodeled and enlarged. The girls in Laidley hove been very active this year. They took first place in tho Homecoming sign contest and participated actively in all intramurals. At Christmas time the residents had a formal at the Glenbrier Country Club. Throughout the year they have had several smaller partios, finishing up with a banquet for graduating seniors in the spring. 229 University Heights, an often-forgotten aspect of Marshall, serves os a home for student families. Located on Route 60 and Norway Avenue, the large pillared apartment complexes have served as homes for married students for a great many years. If you visit University Heights you are likely to see soveral small children playing in the yard, so Drive Carefully. 230 231 233 c o ♦ ■ 4- ru 3 TJ H3 00 234 Even in a graduating class of 1.091 one can still feel, by the very division of each, that common ground on which wc all stand. 235 237 239 240 Crowds and uncomfortable viewing are what most people will remember about the 1968 Commencement. But to the graduating senior he will only remember that he got that long awaited sheepskin on May 26. 1968. A littlo nostalgia could be detected. Howovcr. it was only the crest on the wave of relief and excitement. Beforo the actual Commencement exercise Baccalaurate service was held on the lawn in front of the Student Union. Reverend Bert E. McCormick, a Marshall graduate, and a pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at New Castle. Pennsylvania, delivered the address. Alan S. Boyd. United States Secretary of Transportation, addressed the largest graduating class in Marsha'I history with IC9I degrees being conferred. In this history a great many honorary degrees have been presented and similarly the 1968 Commencement gave five such degrees to Chester A. Arents. Herbert K. Baer. Alan S. Boyd, Stewart H. Smith, and Marvin I. Store. 241 Marshall University's graduate program began in 1938 and was organi2ed into a graduate school in 1948. Under its present dean, the school now contains over 1200 students in 38 major departments. Which leaves one wondering: Whero were those 1200 students when pictures were being taken? GRADUATES Wdlfman B. Bigg Jr. Ar.drow Borstein Betty Ann Brenner Joseph S. Flock 244 S« uHor pjoji«4 � oM ||cg X«pi ei|� o� 3 X� 9 � u4oy piAI� Q SENIORS Marie Adkins. Homo Economics, Huntington Barbara Aitkins, Homo Economics. Charleston Glcnna Akers. Library Scionco. Huntington Larry Albright, Social Studies. Speech. Lavaletto Patty Allison, Marketing-Retailing. Fol'onsbee Patricia Anderson. E'emontary Education. Welch Marilyn Ardisson, Physical Education. English. Huntington Richard Ardisson. Bus:noss Management. Huntington Carolyn 8ak«r. E'emontory Education. Huntington Janice Bativick. Homo Economics. Warren. N. J. Elisabeth Ball, Homo Economics. Genoo Necia Barley, English, Spoech, Charleston 246 Sally Barn !, Kindergarten, Primary Education. Huntington Charles Barnett, Social Studies, Huntington Larry Barrett, Business Administration, Charleston Sarah Bates, Elemcrta'y Education, West Union 247 SENIORS Margie Sevens. Elomenfory Education, Huntington Jan Bobbera, Zoology. Gi!b« t William Bode, Business Management. Harrisvillo Mary Jana 8ogg� , English. Social Studies. Racoland. Ky. George Bolden. Math. Physical Science, Huntington Theresa Bonnell, Music, Chesapeake, Oh'o 248 Wanda Booth. Physical Education, Accoville Saundra Boyce, Sociology, Parkersburg Brenda Bradley, Advertising. Speech. Dunbar Wallace Brubeck Jr., Goo'ogy, Wayne Botty Burgess, Elemontary Education. Huntington Sheryn Burns. Elemenfory Education. Huntington Susan Bunard, Elementary Education, Moundsville Lee Call, Business Management, Charleston Peggy Campbell, Physical Education. Barboursvillo 249 Ruth Campbell, Elementary Education. Milton Patricia Carey, 8usinoss Education, Huntirgten Charles Cattail, Social Sludiet, Huntington Sandra Childors, Spooch, Physical Education, South Charleston Frances Chirico. Journalism. Engliih, Mt. Gay Fern Christian. Latin. English. Huntington Reba Clagg. Social Studies. Huntington David Clark, Marketing-Retailing. English. Horitngo Park. Delaware Jimmy Compton, Social Studies. Switier 250 r • Harold Coot, Political Science. Eclair William Coon, Engineering. Barnett Sandra Cooper, Special Education, Laurel. Maryland Joseph Dandoit, History. Charleston Virginia Dillon, Elomcntary Education, Milton Kathryn Dilworth, Modical Technology, Huntington 251 Steven Dorsey, Geology, Huntington Karoo Downey, Fronch. English, Charleston LjRuo Downing, Psychology. St. Albans Alieo Draughon, Elementary Education, Bcctley Roger Dunfee, Physical Education, Social Studies, South Point, Ohio Cindy Dunlap, Flrmentory Education, Hurricono Diana Edwards, French, English. EUioboth Lona Ellis. Elomentary Education. Williamson Gerald Epling, Physical Education. Business, Matowan Pamola Evans. Political Scicnco, Parkersburg Diane Farley, Homo Economics. Huntington Doloris Forguson, Elomentary Education, Man Conchota Ferrell. Social Studios. Charloston Patricia Fourt. Elomontary Education, Proctorvil'o, Ohio 252 SENIORS Diane Fisher, E'omontary Education, Parkersburg Lowell Fogus, Accounting, Ronick Deloris Fraley, Business Administration. Huntington Eric France. Music, Huntington Lillie Francis, Social Studies. East Lynn Claudia Fraioe, Elementary Education. Chesapeake Ohio 253 Patricia Freeman, Soeoch, English. Huntington Martha Frih, Spanish. Huntington Carl Gabbert. Physical and Biological Sciences, Franlford Edward Geis, Business Administration, Pittsburgh, Pa. Donald Gobbi, Social Studies. Phillipsburg. N. J. Teresa Gothard, English. Journalism Huntington 254 Patrisha Haffer, Secio :gy, Huntirgtcn William Hagy, Art. Williamson Lloyd Hamblin, Accounting, Huntington James Harper, Music, Huntington Karen Hatfield, Biological Science. Huntington Joseph Hawei. Business Administration. Huntington Virginia Henry. Psycho'ogy. Huntington Leonard Hensley. Engineering. Ceredo Patricia Henson. Marketing Retailing, Hurricane William Hess, Physcal Education. English, Huntington Paula Hinkle, Physicol Education, Librory Science. Milton Barbara Holmes, Psychology. Charleston April Hughes, Social Studies. Language Arts, Bluefiold James Iddings, Banking and Einanco. Oakhill 255 Donna Isaac, Biology, English. Dunbar Sandra Jarrell. Psychology. Charleston Bill Johnson, Accounting. Gallipoli . Ohio Mary Johnson. Elementary Education, Mermet Harry Jonot. Language Arts Wheeling Ivan Jones, Business Education. Huntington Jane Jones. Elementary Education, Huntington Judith Justice, German. Speech. Justice Mary Kaib, Sociology. Huntington 256 Sheila Konncdy, English. Library Scionco. Gilbert Mary Kcslor, 8iologicol Science. Hintor. Janico Kcssel, English. Social Studies. Charleston Charles Kincaid, Social Studies, Petersburg William Kiser, Social Studies. Fern Crook. Ky. Valory Kunfupis, Elementary Education, Bar-boursville Martha Landers, Sociology. Hurricane Teresa Lane. Special Education, South Point, Ohio Janie Larmoyeui. French. Spanish. South Charleston David Leap. Business Administration. Hunting, ton David Lieberman, English. South Charleston Roger Lilly. Biology. Huntington Lorraine Lineal, Flementary Education. West-bury. N. Y. Frederick Litaker, Sociology. Pinch Carol Lucas. Home Economics. Torrolsburq SENIORS Franklin Lucas. Social Studies. Charleston Anthony Marchani, Social Studies. Glenda'o Kay Mays. Speech. Social Studies. Huntington Nancy Melton. Math Speech, Charleston 258 Shirley McCluro, Ma’h, Omar Michael McCormiclr, 8anVing and Finance, Huntington Margaret McCown. Elementary Education, Huntington Sharon Miller, Music, Piano. Voice. Hunting-ton Sharon Mills, E'emontary Education, Hunting-ton Arnold Mollotte. Soc'al Studies. Red JacVef Donna Moore. Business Education. Proctor Barry Morlechetto, Marlcoting, Gibbstown, N.J. Richard Morley, Geology. McArthur. Ohio 259 Sura Mofx, Elementary education. Huntingdon William Myors, Zoology. Milton Annaboll Napior, Music, English. Rainol’o Joyce Noal, Physical Education, Huntington Judith Nelson, Social Studies, Huntington Wanda Nestor, Physicol Education, Speech, Parkersburg 260 Stovcn Nicoly, Social Stjdiot. Parleraburg Stove Nicholt, 8'o!ogical Scionco. Holden Richard Alien Nida, English. West Hamlin Alan Stephen Noll, Art, Huntington Chariot Nordling, Business Management, Edi-ton, N. J. John O'Neil. Geology, Huntington 261 Rogor Orrmby, Advertising, Williamtown Gary Oiborno, Political Scienco. True Rita Pauloy, Biologicol Scionco. Decota Sandra Pctfroy. Speech Concoction. Huntingdon Edward Ponfield. Political Science. Brentwood. N. Y. Joyce Perry. Elementary Education. Social Studies. Wharcliffe Kenneth Pettit. Social Studies. Strutfcrd. Now Jersey Linda Peftry, Elementary Education. Beclley James Plumley, Businoss Management. Hamlin 262 SENIORS Jennifer Plumley, Homo Economics. Branch, land Virginia Plumley, Business Management. Huntington Penny Potter. Elemortary Education. Wells-burg Anthony Price, Business Management. Cerllslo Linda Price. Home Economics. Huntington Karen Prosser, Elomcntary Education, liberty-ville. III. Tony Ratliff, Chemistry. Huntington Shorry Ray. Accounting. Economics. Barbours-villi Kitty Rexrode, Homo Economics. Franllin Eileen Reynolds. Elomcntary Education. West Hamlin Linda Riddle, Library Scionco. Harrisvil'e Rebecca Riddle, Home Economxs. Frasiers Bottom 263 Francos Riffo, Elementary Education. Barbours-viila Marlena Roach. Mathematics, Art, Ravens- wood Richard Robb. Political Science. South Charleston Choyenno Rollins, Sociology. Clarksburg Michael Rooney, Advertising. York, Pennsylvania Opal Rose. Biology. General Science. Pt. Pleasant Mary Runyon, Art. Huntington Janet Ryfcoskey, Elomentary Education. Charleston Billy Sanders, Business Administration. Branch-land Kenneth Sawciyn, Banking end Finance, Wayno N. J. Sally Schneider, English. Business, Chesapeake, Ohio Susan Scott, Biological Science. Huntington Mary Seaman. Music. Ravonswcod Thomasina Shipman. Elementary Education, Parkersburg Kathryn Shires. Sociology. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 264 265 SENIORS Dianna Shinn, Music, Evans George Simon, Elementary Education, Speech. Huntington Richard Skeen, Business Management. Parkers- burg Elaine Smith, Kirdergarten, Primary Education. Parkersburg Ellen Smith. Psychology. Baltimore, Maryland Judith Smith. Art, Speech, Huntington 266 Linda Smith. Physical Education Glon Easton Norma Smith, Spocch Education, Huntington Patricia Smith, Business Administration, Ro-vonswood Ronotta Smith. Homo Economics, Beet ley Goraldino Stacy, E'emontary Education. English, Huntington Sam Stoolo, English, Moador Carol Stawart. Psychology. Dunbar Sharon Stilos, Elementary Education, Mounds- villo Susan Stois, Social Studios, Languago Arts, Huntington 267 Karan Stowers, Physical Education. English. WilBaimon Burr Sullivan, Accounting. Wilton Jack Sutar, Business Administration. Charleston Charlat Swackhemer, Biblo and Religion, Mason Lillian Swann, Elerrontary Education. Hunting-ton Helen Taylor, Math, Huntington Patsy Tincher, Physical Education. Social Studies, Hurricane Diane Towne, Latin, Frorch. Huntington James Tracy, Marketing, York. Pennsylvania Janet Turnbill, Elementary Education. Social Studios, Huntington Mabel Ullom, Elementary Education, Chap-manvil'e Barbara Undorwood. Elementary Education. Shady Springs Jim Vance. Accounting, Woyno Sara Vaughn. Markoting-Retoi'ing, Yolyn Thomas Walker, Biological Science, South Point. Ohio 268 Alice Welli, Elementary Education, Vorror Helen Walter . Home Economics. Kermit Fred Way. Political Scior.co. Huntington SENIORS Scott Ward, Speech. Huntington Jamoi Woathorford, Biology. Huntington Karen Webb, Social Studio . Wayno Sharyn Well , Home Economic , Polcslino Betty Wheeler, Special Fducation. Huntington Margaret Wheeler, Social Studio . Hurricane 270 Bovorly Whit . Art, CJondwrin 271 Sandra Williams, Elomentary Education, Madison Mary Wisinslty, English. Social Studios, Hunt- inqton Elisabeth Wood, Elementary Education. Blue- field Joseph Wuersch Jr., Business Administration, Nefflvillo. Pennsylvania Rebecca Younger, Home Economics. Hunting-ton Carol Zinnorstrom, Psychology. Yardvillo. Now Jersey SENIORS 272 Arley Abraham Richard Adkins Patti Arrowood Ed Avant Joseph Balent Brenda Ballard Rayetta Barrett Susan Baumgardner Kathleen Beasley Nancy 8edinger Bonn-e Bell Susan Bevino Pamela Bias Jeffrey Billie Barbara Bil man Esther Black Richard Blake Charles Boone Donald Boone Carlos Bosley James Brody Nancy Brandstetter Sherri 3rownlrg Connie Brumfield Sara Brunotti Sarah Bryan Susan Bryant Jonalee Burgess 274 JUNIORS ticked off? Bgrtrre y TEKTU HATE ZBT-CAR SMASH FRIDAY 1 OO 5 OO . JUNIORS Juanita Cool Ethel Co. Arihony Crabtree Bath Crabtraa Monique Crabtraa W iliam Craig Jeffrey Davit Richard Davit Patricia Dawson Bobble Do lisle Ronny Dower Roger Drummond Betty Djffy Brenda Eaglo Sharon Eanet Sandra Eaton Lynn Effron Paul Fannin Drewana Farley Donna Ferguton Jo Ann Ferguson Michoel Ferguson Sharon Ferrell Shirley Field 276 Barbara Floming Granvil! Flajhof III William Fog us Linda Garrison Jano Gillitpio Diana Goldberg Charles Gordon Robert Griffin Donna Grovor David Groff Lou Ellon Guinn Mary Lou Gurski Carolyn Hombrick Roy Hancock Margaret Hargis 277 JUNIORS m Patricia Harlint Patty Hau Ronald Hatfield Cody Heatherly Randy Holland John Humphrey Judy Judd Frank Kettorfy J oJIy Kircaid Paul Kish Claudia Krabs IJonan Kuhn Elian Laing Lynn Lambert li y Larmoyaux CK.st, Ux r Nancy Long Daanra Meb© Charles Mann Molana Mann Judy Marcum Linda Marcum Michele Mascari Jacaueline Mason Charles May Linda May Jack Mayr.ard Jennifer Maynard Jarrell Maynard Ouenlira McDani.l Kathy McGheo Rita McGinity Mary McNeish Susan Mead fcUo da Meadow, u,a M |ton Brenda Mercer Allen Mess g®r JUNIORS William Oberle Peggy Pari Paul Patten Jr. Ann Pauley Fred Paxion Judith Pomberton Karen Plymalo John Polito Jr. Karen Price Sue PulKn Larry Quoen Beverly Ray Janet Reed Brenda Rice David Ritchie Larco Robert 280 Sharon Robert Rheda Rowley Don Sandoval Karen Scarborry Carolyn Shank Deborah Slowed! Jamo Slicor Ballard Slono 281 1 Sara Smalley Bud Smith Jim Smith Wahal Smith Patricia Steepo Virginia Stowort Max Stull Jr. Gary Sweenoy 282 3 er-ra Thompion frarry Townsend JUNIORS Sandle Ward David Walliu Judith Watts Sheryl Weddell 283 Jarroi Wilel Jf. Mary Francos Wil iams Michael Williams Sue W'lliams Bonnie Wilson Elaine Wise Charles Young Joanne Duncan 284 Diane Adams Wanda Addair Danny Adkins Sharon Adkins Margaret Aliff Kothy Allen Julio Allison Beverly Alrixer Diane Arno'd Ann Bacorn Sue Bailey Charlene Ball Sharron Banks Charlonc Barnott SOPHOMORES Sheila Barnott Gary Barton Arthur Baumgarner Gerald Belcher 286 Nancy Be'I Joan Bennett Petty Black Devonna Blankenship Betty B'edtoo Mollie 8o!en Mary Boo en Kathryn Bowen Joseph Boyd Wi liam Brenner Gina Brognoli Tim Boccy Eiiabeth Burcham Chef! Burlingame Donna Canterbury Larry Cortmill Robert Cattail Rote Cavonder Donrie Chapman Janet Chapman 287 Nancy Clarkson Ada C'ay Diana Climcr Peggy Cochran Nancy Collins Bronda Congor Larry Connor Newman Cook Richard Copo Louise Cox Johnny Cromeans Brenda Crookshanks 288 Linda Crcokshanks Koith Crolhy SOPHOMORES Koy Davidson Susan Davia Linda Dean Maria Do Miranda Linda Dcreigojlii Helena Disco Nancy Dotson Mary Drown James Drummond Bruco Eares Diana Echols Gaytha Edwards 289 Eugene Ellison Linda Ellison Leigh Ferguson Jane Fink Michael Firebaugh Rosemary Fisher Anthony Fleming Ronda Frye Norman Fulton Mary Ganikon Constance Gearhart Beverly Gibson Ann Greene Jacquie Grubb Jim Hale 290 SOPHOMORES George Henderson Susan Hess Donna Hickman Michael High Alta Hill Ercnda Hill Robert Howell Sand Howory Nata'ie Hulshirer Janet Humphreys Cynthia Imperi G'enna Jarrell Tom Joffrey Thomas Jorgomon Sharon Kalmon 291 SOPHOMORES Sandro Kolly George Karwood T orry Koyier Gary King Tom King Corolo Kiri y James Kirlpofn’et: Bornifa Kroffj Sail Kucok 'Jancy Kupar Soorgo Lahn ✓iclio Lambert Jane Lanhem Deborah Lusk James McCoy Jane McCoy William McGee Myrn.i McKnndree 3r«nda McKenzie Patty McLaughlin John McNamara Toni Machuzich Suzanne Maddoi Ashok Ma'hotra Becky Martin Beverly Martin Mike Matheny Marilyn Mauck Carolyn Maynard Vivian Maynard Michael Meador Barbara Meadows 293 Vic Meenach Glenn Mewick Barbara Miller Brenda Miller Ellen Miller Jo Arne Mi ler Leah Miller Linda Miller Nancy Miller 294 Sur-sr no Milter R o be c a M 111 Noncy Mon cay onorrl I ■'fdand Susan Mulliqan Coni, I a M uUins Judy Cl© ls Noo er Linda Nofhercutt John Niborf Myra Nicbolat Karen Nida Ann Norman Larry Otborno Pam Otburn Sandra Overby CKeryl O«loy 296 Stephen O� loy Caro! Poiton Karan Payno Barbara Pearson Linda Pender Penny Pennington Martha Perdue David Porry SOPHOMORES Julia Pittongor Jerry Plummor Joyco Plymalo Drema Porter David Powers Linda Pruden Shelia Rico David Riddell 297 ■ Donna Riff® Bernadine Roberts Sharon Roberts Sheryl Rcborts Linda Rode Richard Roe Charlotte Rolsfcn Rogor Rugglos Pam Runyon Maui no Russell Sharon Rutherford Ellen Sadtler 298 299 Brand Short Jane Shrewsbury Patricia Shrivor Frances Siiomorc Saundra SVaqqs Sherry Slauqhtor Loslio Smith Linda Smith Lvnn Smith Marilyn Smith SOPHOMORES Carole Sowards Lois SparVs Pamela Stovenson Nancy Stover Arlen Sturqes Phyllis Summors Lee Swearingen Charles Tachoft Beverly Taylor lorello Thomas Stephnn Thompson Jenny Thornton Margaret Thornton Sue Toler Connie Townsend Cathy Tracowell Lou ana Tuclcor Dianna Turner Mary Upton Frances Wacowtlti Patricia Webb Daniel Woddington Carolyn Wheatley Jonni Whoa Ion Alan Whitt Carolyn Wills 301 SOPHOMORES Judi Wills John Wont Belinda Yorloy Joan Young 302 304 Am Bayt Rhonda Beavorj Martha Beluo I Sandra Bowling Joyce Brennan Nettie Brother Don Brown Stephen Burdette Froud 8urnt Cindy Caldwell Stophanio Camp Gloria Carter Judy Cartwright Marshall Cartwright Judy Cascbolt Joyce Caufman Mary Rose Chirico Elizabeth Combs Pamela Cook 306 307 Raymond Fox Rcqica Fraloy Oiann Frasher Barra Frasior linds Fuller Anita Gardror Dennis Garrison Susar Goofi James Griffin 308 Kathy Hager Linda Hager Saundra Hall Bob Hamm Michac' Harbour Chor es Harkins Phillip Harless Beverly Hathaway Brenda Kay Hayes Dobby Hayes Kelsey Hayward Carol Hi.’l Florence Hill Sheila Hill Maribeth Horn Susan Hoikinjon Margaret Huffman Galo Hurley Bob Iddings Regina Ingram Roger Inico Murrial Jarrett Athena Korantonij Kathlcon Kay Robocca Kimble Darlene King 310 FRESHMEN Larry Kirq Kathryn Kleiman Joan Kuhn Peggy Lone Nora Langley Nancy Lopolo James Lawvon Vicki Loadman Laura Lind Peso Uslo John Loudon Vickio Lust Linda McCaskoll Suson McCoy Margarot McNeel Margaret Mactall Bar’oHra Marshall Alexis Martin Lara Martin Linda Martin 311 FRESHMEN David Motthows Marta Jo Moynord Joanne Mana Charier® Meittor Cheryl Mevtingor Michael Midliff Canfroll Miller III Shirley Millor WaIGs Miller Barbara Milfj Elizabeth Morabifo Lana Monday 312 313 FRESHMEN Sharon Nanco Jonct Nielson Linda Parsley JacW« Panont Mary Pauloy Katie Pavno John Palfrey Nancy Pemberton Jane Pharos Sharon Porter Regena Pcgh Shorron Queon Pamela Richards Darrell Riggs Barbara Roborts Debbie Roberts 314 Alberta Robertson Rebecca Robinson Rosalcc Root Dean Ross Pam Roush Joseph Russell Linda Sams Linda Scarberry Gail Schrenlt Sharon Sharp Pamela Shaver Susan Shipley Larry Shreve Pamela Sinclair Dobbio Smith Leslio Smith 315 Thomas Sovino Elizabeth Sponcor Robert Scourer Sandra Stewort Richard Stnwart Lyp.da Storo Michael Sfovor Marilyn Tabor Morsho Teats Ellen Trent Tomma Tront Aimee Vanco 316 FRESHMEN John Van Ooteghem Candy Vnnscoy Thomaj Wolloco Mary Ann Ward Brenda Ware Vickie Warren Sheila Whitl Charle Wiley Unde Willoy Charlet Will Linda Wilmoth Barbara Wiljon Robert Winter Jennifer Yoko 317 319 The hour is in my hand, and in my heart Miscellany of shards and shreds. The clock Ticks its iambics, and the heart its spondees. Time has come, time has come and gone. Winter has taken its toll, summer its harvest, Spring has brought and taken away its illusion. W. H. Auden 320 LETE REGISTRATION FORM HERE Svery year it begins again 321 thru fall and winter 323 Sack class comes to Marshall 324 i ... to find its meaning 325 We learn . . . 326 327 328 time is short, J've got to go to the union, the library 329 330 33 J special person who gives us meaning. . . 332 333 Sometimes we fail. . . traces. . . 334 335 336 Index People Events Alexander, Robert P........................42 Apel. Harold W.............................40 Bernard, Jackie—Miss Marshall............ '96 Bledsoe, Luther E..........................40 Buskirlc, Lillian H........................38 Clay, Linda.............................. 198 Collins, Paul H............................41 Cook, Alice...............................200 Ginsberq, Allen ......................... 214 Green, Dr. N. Baynard......................34 Gregory, Dick.............................215 Hayes, Dr. Robert..........................33 Humphrey, Vice President Hubert H........210 Jones, Olen E....... ......................39 Kirkendall, Lester........................212 Lerner, Max...............................213 Lofland, Karen .......................... 209 Marks, Cindy—Miss Chief Justice..........207 Martin, James A............................41 May, Neva ............................... 201 McCaskey, Dr. A. E.........................37 Noe, Cynthia..............................212 Pritt, Charlotte..........................208 Sands, Harry M.............................42 Smith. President Stewart H............... 17 Snyder, Charles C..........................39 Soto. Vice-President Joseph S..............29 Tyson, Vice-President A. Mervin............28 Warren, Dr. John R.........................31 Wiley, Merle............................. 199 Barfenon Revue ........................ 217 Graduation ............................ 234 Homecoming..............................205 Impact 1968 ........................... 210 University Theatre.................... 193 Greeks Alpha Chi Omega....................... 100 Alpha Sigma Alpha .................... 103 Alpha Sigma Phi........................114 Alpha Delta ......................... 104 Daughters of the Crimson Rose..........139 Fraternity Sweethearts..................99 Greek Week ............................. 95 Inter-Fraternity Council.................... 98 Kappa Alpha Order.......................... 116 Kappa Alpha Psi........................... I 18 Lambda Chi Alpha .......................... 120 Little Delta lotas......................... 144 Little Sisters of Minerva...................147 Mother's Day Sing............................96 Panhellenic..................................99 Phi Kappa Tau.............................. 123 Phi Mu .................................... 108 Pi Kappa Alpha............................. 124 Pike's Peak..................................92 337 338 339 340 Sigma Alpha Epsilon........................ 126 Sigma Kappa............................... I 10 Sigma Sigma Sigma.......................... 112 Sigma Phi Epsilon.......................... 132 Sisters of the Talisman Rose................161 Tau Kappa Epsilon......................... 128 Zeta Beta Tau............................. ! 30 Groups Alpha Kappa Psi....................... 133 Alpha Lambda Delta.................... 134 Baseball............................... 76 Basketball..............................57 Campus Crusade ....................... 136 Cheerleaders............................67 Chess Club............................ 138 Chief Justice Staff................... 178 Classical Association................. 135 Credits .............................. 344 Debate Club........................... 138 Delta Omicron ........................ 140 Editor's Note ........................ 344 Fagus ................................ 141 Football................................46 Fourth Estate......................... 142 French Club........................... 144 Freshmen...............................303 Golf....................................75 Graduates..............................244 Hodges Hall............................227 Index ................................ 337 Intramurals .......................... 83 Juniors .............................. 273 Kappa Omicron Phi..................... 142 Laidley Hall...........................229 Lambda Tau Delta...................... 145 Majorettes..............................55 Marching Band . . ..’...................54 M. U. Action Committee of F.R.E.E......149 Newman Apostolate..................... 146 Omicron Delta Kappa .................. 151 Parthenon ............................ 154 Phi Eta Sigma..........................150 Phi Mu Alpha Symphonia................ 152 Physical Education Majors Club.........157 Pi Omega Pi........................... 158 Pi Sigma Alpha........................ 156 Pritchard Hall.........................228 Rifle Club............................ 159 Robe ................................. 164 R.O.T.C............................... 174 Seniors................................246 Sigma Tau Delta........................160 Sophomores.............................285 South Hall.............................227 Speaker's Bureau ..................... 161 Student Government.....................162 Student's National Education Association ..165 Swimming................................74 Symphonic Choir....................... 166 3 41 342 Tennis .................................. 72 University Heights..................... 230 Veteran's Club ......................... 167 West Hall...............................228 Who's Who............................... 172 WMUL-FM..................................168 Women's Recreation Association.......... 169 Young Democrats......................... 170 Wrestling................................71 Young Republicans....................... 170 343 I would like to thank every person that helped on the production of the 1968 Chief Justice because no book is published without a great deal of help from a great many people. I singularly want to thank Sincerely, Kathy Gray The Chief Justice Staff The Sisters of Phi Mu Sorority Doug Dill Lowell Cade Harry Fisher President Stewart H. Smith James A. Martin Shirley Dyer Ed Avant John Cummings William Denman Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gray Judy Smith and most especially J. Fred Haoberle. Advisor PHOTOGRAPHY CREDITS John Bodo J. Fred Haeberle Huntington Publishing Company Ma'Del Studios Dennis Mills Parthenon Fred Paxson Milce Wilmer