Montana State University Bozeman - Montanan Yearbook (Bozeman, MT)

Text from Pages 1 - 392 of the 1969 volume:

The 1969 Montanan he days are not so different, but the year tells me I have changed. Where ? 2 3 A moment. . . a process . . . 5 discovered, but I also searched — 7 never stepping into the same river twice. 8 9 Sharing . . . but not always Bel ieving . . . n 12 sometimes. I remember emptiness. wonder. 15 and the flow o) time; but not the change. 16 features.................17 academics................81 athletics...............113 groups..................153 living groups..........201 features student senate..........17 exponent................26 montanan................30 apropos................. 35 radio station...........36 forensics...............40 asmsu initiates topic of the week Each week this year during the regular Student Senate meeting a discussion topic was presented to students to hash over. Although representing no formal resolutions, discussion usually extended beyond an hour. The issues and discussion did represent student opinion, however. Some of the topics discussed were “Is campusing legal? and “Should birth control pills be distributed through the Student Health Center? The office of the Associated Students of Montana State University was moved this year to the first floor of the Student Union Building — a more convenient location for students with expanded office space for officers and commissioners. The office was open full-time during the day because of an arrangement with the commissioners who each scheduled a couple of hours during the week when they would take office duties. This year ASMSU joined the Association of Student Government — a national organization of campus governing organizations which sponsors conventions and workshops dealing with current campus and senate problems. A resolution passed during winter quarter brought the senate meetings to the dorms with the first such meeting held in the Hedges dorm complex. (Above) ASMSU President Gary Fulker. (Top Right) ASMSU Vice President Darryl Hess. (Bottom Right) ASMSU Secretary Joan Williams. 17 class officers plan dances, charity project IB Ileff Page. Top) Steering Committee member Bob Mullendore, John Berg, Bob Brown. Bob Quinn, Allon louden, ond Bert Tarrant. (8©ttomi Senior Clots officer 81II Mosier, t av© Burns, lorry Lancaster. President Jerry Omundsen, Sunny Sando. ond Undo Holley, front. (Right Page. Top) Sophomore Clos officer President lorry Shorthill, ond Diane Robbins, top. and Connie Bauman, linda VanDavccr, ond J. R. Iman, bottom. (Bottom left) Junior Clos officers President Ron DcYong, Rena Cervenka. Helen Hortsell, Dave Robertson, Rick Blevins, ond Poulctte Mayberry. (Bottom R-ght) Frethmon Clo� officers Skip Heold, Debbie Quinn, Jodie Hopkins, Ken Motor© , Cheryl Gates, ond President Dove Noyes. 19 senate functions primarily as budgeting agency A type of “indirect” representation for students in ASMSU was provided this year as in past years through the commissioner and board setup as provided for in the senate s constitution. The commissioners, their boards, and senate officers functioned primarily as budgeting agents of the student activity fees with the added responsibilities of acting as a student voice — the only “legal voice that the administration and faculty recognize — and as an information releasing agency. In its budgeting activity Senate handled approximately SI32,144 this year. As a student voice, members of Senate along with other members of the Montana Student Presidents Association, acted as a lobbyist for two constitutional amendments to the Montana state constitution. One of the two amendments — the one lowering the voting age in Montana to 19 — passed both houses of the state legislature, was signed by Governor Forrest Anderson, and will come up as a referendum on the next state-wide election. Senate also sponsored a publicity campaign in support of Referendum 65 — the university funding resolution — during the November election. Following the defeat of “Stadium for State by a student vote late fall quarter, a Committee on Physical Education, Athletic, and Recreation Facilities was appointed by Senate officers to look into alternative plans. The committee, consisting of five students named by ASMUS president, five men named by the Alumni Association, the Director of Athletics, the head of the Physical Education Department, and the Director of Intramurals reported back to Senate late winter quarter with a greatly expanded program for additions to athletic facilities. Top priorities for the program included a new swimming pool, a new stadium, and a renovated gymnasium. 20 (left Poge) Traditioni Board m mb«r Jon Johnson, Suzie Fisher, Commissioner Sondy Coons, and Karen Miller, all seated; and Tom Holier, Mike Evans, Dick luomo, Roger Kiesling, Kay Borfknccht, Ron McCihon, Barb Brown, and Lon Elioson, all standing. (Right Pogc, Top left) Judging Teams Board members Pete Wombeck. kneeling; ond Lyle Wiesf, Commissioner Alfred leotherberry, Tom Bateman, and Jim Beardsley, all standing. (Top Right) Forensic Board members Commissioner Allan Louden. Tom Schmali, Richard Roedcr, I. A. Lawrence, Lawrence Silvey, and Der.nis Daiey. (Right) Student Union Building Board members Commissioner Bob Quinn, Paulette A'.ay-berry. Dean Max Worthington, Miss Alice McClain, Terry Indrelond, and Dr. John Drumheller. 21 22 The introduction of students to membership on two important former exclusively administrative committees this year was an attempt by Student Senate to provide a student voice in committees concerned with decisions affecting both the entire campus and individual students. Two students were appointed to the Calendar Committee — the group that determines when quarters begin and end and when school holidays will be. One suggestion that came out of this committee during Winter Quarter was starting the school year immediately after Labor Day in the Fall and ending the year by late May. It was hoped that such an arrangement would facilitate equalizing the lengths of quarters — thus preventing the short Winter Quarter and thus making it possible to have an entire week of finals after each quarter — not just after Fall Quarter. A final decision had not been made by the end of Winter Quarter. Student members were appointed this year to the Student Judicial Committee — the campus conduct committee — which formerly was composed entirely of faculty and administrative members. After the first publishing of the Academics Effectiveness Committee booklet this Fall, the committee changed its format from a questionnaire to an evaluation-type plan. With the resignation of its chair-man in the middle of Winter Quarter, this committee became indefinitely nonfunctioning, however. A Senate Constitution Revision Committee was appointed by ASMSU officers during the Fall with their report made during Winter Quarter. Suggestions made, but not immediately acted upon, included the creation of a bicameral legislature — with commissioners comprising an Advisory Finance House and representative mem-bers from Colleges within the university making up the lower decision-making House. (left Page, Top Left) Publication Board member Rus Alexander, Carl Kranti, Dione Travi , and Montanan Adwiier Marietta Howe, oil eoted; and Cotnmi -.oner Bert Torront, Tom Rolfc, Linda Halley, and Exponent Adviser John Mac-Kcllar. oil standing. (Top Right) Sociol Affairs Board mem-ber Dean Marjorie Paisley. Commissioner Betty Vonetta, and Dione Browner, oil seated; ond Kothi Stevens, Miss Laura Nicholson, John Bacon, Darlene Furon, and Rob Hur. less, oil standing. (Bottom) Finonce Board member Dean Mox Worthington. Rick Bievin , Pete Nelson, Commissioner Bob Mullendore, Jane Indrelond, Corl Priming, ond Jim Tweat. all standing.- ond Edwin Howard, Dr. Harvey Lar-son, ond Rudy Vogel, oil seofed. (Right Page, Top) Information ond Public Relations Board member Lynn Eilefson, Arlette Forsell, Judy LeSage, Ed Sedivy, Carl Isoacton, and Chip Robert , oil standing; ond Commissioner Bob Soger, seated. (Bot-om) Musical Affair Board, member Commissioner John Berg, Jeon Chalmers, ond Jonet Lien. 23 24 (Left Page, Top) Intramural Board member . Row One: Jim Zimmermon, Bill Po-dobnik. len McComb, Infromurals Director Dobbie Lambert, Ed Kunkcl, ond John McGowan. Row Two: Curt Rassmussen, Dick Zier, Jim Gonnon, 8 ll Irish. Tom Cloud, ond Rob Lockwood. Row Three: Commissioner Jim Weaver, Bill Monroe. Neil Stock, John Stevenson. Rod Bruner, and Dave Kovullo. Row Four: Col Boyle and Burr Sproat. (Bottom Left) Fieldhouse Board members Ron Peterson. Greg Curtis, Bill Sager, and Commissioner Andy Printing. (Bottom Right) Athletics Board members Commissioner Nick Fullerton, Bob Rivmoja. ond Lonnie Niswongcr. (R=9h� Page, Top Left) Cultural Affolrs Board members Kelley Addy, Gini Bradford, Jackson Gallup, ond Commissioner Bob Brown. (Top Right) Bookstore Boord members Tom O'Connell, Allon Morguome, ond Commissioner Craig Mad-sen, (Bottom) Dramatics Board mombers John Metcalf, Commissioner; Rae Paulson. Mr. Jock Stonnell, Linda Seeley, and Mr. Joe Fitch. 25 exponent switched to offset iim (Above) Diane Travis, Editor; (Left) Wayne Bingham, Associate Editor. (Opposite Page, Top) Linda Del aurenti. Business Manager; Chip Roberts, Sports Editor; (Bottom) Mary Duggleby, Copy Editor; Sue Rath-bone, News Editor. This year for the first time in its history the student newspaper, the Exponent, switched entirely to use of a computerized method of printing. Taking advantage of a contract offered by an area printing company with facilities for the offset method of printing, the paper was able to take different approaches in layout and was able to make clearer typographical and photographical reproductions. The biggest problem this year, according to Editor Diane Travis, was finding replacements for staff members who graduated last year. She said, however, that there were a lot of interesting, new staff members this year. In addition, a new staff position — that of News Editor — was created. The News Editor's functions included those of dealing with reporters to see that assignments were in on time and of coordinating the news reporter staff. 26 (Left) Rick Hull, Photo Editor; (Above) Glenn Enright, Cartoonist. 29 montanan depicts change (left Page, Top) Russell Alexander, Editor; (Bottom Left) Mike Hoffman, Associate Editor,- (Bottom Right) Linda Halley, Business Manager; (Right Page, Above Left) Maryann Mahoney, Copy Editor,- (Above Right) Jerry Siegmyer, Sports Editor; (Middle Left) Mike Galvin, Greek Editor,- (Bottom) Rob Clark, Photo Editor. 30 Long before the 1968-69 school term began for MSU students, much preliminary work was completed on the annual by Editor Alexander and his staff, including the selection of the overall theme — “Change. This theme was reflected in the number of minor staff editors selected who had never worked on the Montanan previous to this year. Also included in the list of changes made in the annual this year were a more complete coverage of academics, a switch from class sections to living groups, and a reorganization of the book's overall layout. The last section of the book reflects those changes that have occurred on campus this school term and which have made this year different from past and future years. 31 (Left Page, Above) Don Pilotte and Howard Wilson, photographers. (Middle Left) Barb Wood and Lianne Barlow, Index Editors. (Middle Right) Mike Bernier and Greg Curtis, Change Editors. (Left) Laurel Janke, Clubs Editor. (Right Page, Series on Left) Don DeVoe, Layout Editor. (Top Left) Kafhi Stephens, Academics Editor. (Top Right) Laurie McFadgen and Cindy Hustad, Living Groups Editors. (Middle Right) Karen McConnell and Jeannie Sabo. (Bottom Right) Layout staff members Don DeVoe, Sidney Kurland, Bob Shoemaker, Mike Preston and Jim Abel. 32 (Above Left) Lonnie Niswanger, Sports Staff; Arlene Stephens, Seniors Editor. ::y• ' r • •’ .. ■ � - 'v ■.; : 34 apropos presented to students The campus literary magazine — the Apropos — published each quarter by MSU students and faculty experienced problems of staff turnover this year. The first issue of the 1968-69 school year, completed in February, emphasized the American Indian today and the second issue, presented during Spring Quarter, emphasized science. Row Ono: Rick Thompion. Photographer; Keith Rouich, AMtelont Photographer; Gere Gudmundioo. Poetry Editor. Kevin Red Star Row Two; CHri� Gowler. Row Three: M.ke Miller. Boiineii Manager; Bob Holje, Circulation Manoger.- Jim Pate-Row Four: Sara Mozumdar, Editor. - kats reached more living groups 16 An initial investment of roughly $40,000 made by the Associated Students of Montana State University last year in the campus AM-FM radio station has resulted in facilities and equipment capable of transmitting the KGLT-FM programs throughout Bozeman and the upper Gallatin Valley — approximately a 30-mile radius — and the KATS-AM programs via broadcast telephone lines into the dorms. The frequencies were sent by this closed circuit system to two transmitters — one servicing the Hedges complex and one servicing Lewis and Clark Dorm, Langford Dorm, and Hannon and Hapner Dorms. In addition to dorm transmittance, the AM station, by means of lowpower transmitters in each of those Greek houses financing it, was received in eleven of these living groups. KATS — 590 kilocycles — provided a program of rock, with KGLT — 90.1 megacycles — providing a contemporary, easy listening — MOR (middle of the road) — type program. Both carried either live or taped special coverage of events including election re-tarns, basketball games, the Christmas Sing, and SAE $'g Alph Olympics and Sigma Chi Derby Days. Both AM °nd FM began transmitting last year — KATS in October, 1967, and KGLT in January, 1968. Since the initial broadcast the number of overall staff members has doubled. (Left Page, Top) Richard Schroeckensfein, General Manager; (This ,Q9e- Top Left) Ted leidle. Tape Facilities Engineer; (Top Right) °hn Pulasky, News Director. 37 (This Page, Top Left) A. J. Spurlock, Assistant FM Program Director; (Right) Jo Mill, announcer; (Below) Dave Williams, AM Program Director and Production Coordinator; (Right Page, Left) Rick Wine, Chief Engineer; (Top Right) Dave Ditzel, FM Program Director; (Middle Right) Jim Haskins, FM Chief Announcer; (Bottom Right) Rick Wine. 39 forensic debated foreign policy control Resolved: that the executive control of foreign policy should be significantly curtailed. This question was selected by a national committee of the national forensic honoraries for use in debate tournaments throughout the United States during the school term 1968-69, including tournaments in which the Montana State University forensic teams participated. The MSU teams won several trophies this year, including ones from the Yellowstone Invitational at Eastern Montana College at Billings and the Gem State Tournament at Idaho State College. The teams also participated in tournaments at Arizona State and University of Arizona, at Brigham Young University, and at the University of Wyoming, in addition to other tourneys throughout western United States. According to Commissioner of Forensics Allan Louden, the teams were able to secure a larger budget this year and were given several rooms in the Student Union Building for use as offices. Louden added that in the last tournament of Spring 1968 at the University of Montana the forensic teams from MSU took first and third in the Senior Men's Debate and second in Sweep-stakes with only two MSU debate teams present in a field of approximately 57 teams from throughout western United States. (This Page, Right) L. A. Lawrence, Forensic Coach. (Right Page, Top Left) Tom Schmolz and Geoff Gibbs,- (Top Right) Bob Jo-vick and Gene Spranget, Junior Team; (Bottom Left) George Antonsen and Bert Tarrant; (Bottom Right) Bob Brown and Allan Louden. Not pictured are forensic teams other than debate and Junior Debating Team Dennis Daley and Gary Prinzing. 41 orientation - do not fold, spindle,or mutilate This year's Freshman Orientation Week, a program designed to acquaint the incoming freshmen and transfer students with the campus policies, activities, regulations, and facilities, was different from those of previous years in that on the final day of the week — M Day — the tradition of trucking the freshmen to the Bridget Mountains to whitewash the M was discontinued because of erosion problems created in past years by this tradition. The 1,791 freshmen who parti- cipated in the September 23-28 program took tests, met with their advisors, attended welcoming social functions — where they received their beanies'' — and underwent their first college registration. Helping with the orientation program were the MSU Fangs and Spurs, sophomore social honoraries. Thoughout the week Las Dudas and Gordon Griffith, right, and other KATS Radio staff members broadcast from in front of the Student Union Building. 42 43 queen vickie reigned over festivities Homecoming Weekend — October 11-12 — saw the return of hundreds of MSU alumni to the Bozeman campus. Vicki Peterson was crowned Homecoming Queen Friday night during the Roger Williams concert and reigned over the remaining Homecoming festivities, including the Queen's Dance Friday night, the Homecoming Parade Saturday morning, the Idaho State-Montana State football game — during which MSU was triumphant — Saturday afternoon, and at the Homecoming Ball Saturday night. (This Page, Abovel Queen Vicki Peterson; (Top Right) Princess Connie O Connell; (Bottom Right) Princess Betty Vanafta. (Right Page, Above Left) Alpha Omicron Pi, first place winning float. Sorority Division, and Sweepstakes winner; (Above Right) Sigma Phi Epsilon, first place, Fraternity Division; (Bottom) Newman Club, first place. Independent Division. 44 45 46 roast boar included on madrigal dinner menu i 48 Christmas remains traditional at msu 49 50 Two traditional Yuletide activities — the annual Christmas Sing and the Madrigal Dinner — were held this year with resounding success. Both festivities are sponsored by the MSU Music Department. Participating in the Sunday evening Christmas Sing which was held for the first time in the Fieldhouse and was broadcast over campus radio station KATS-KGLT were all the Greek organizations, the women s dorms, Newman Foundation, Honor House, Wesley House, and MRA — representing the men s dorms. The Mu Sigma Alpha sponsored Madrigal Dinner — annually put on by this music honorary — saw, in addition to the special roast boar dinner, musical performances by the MSU Chorale, the Montanans, and the Chamber Singers and ihe production of a medieval Christmas play. Portraying the Lord of the Manor was MSU music faculty member Lowell Hickman. Trumpet fanfares and strolling minstrels combined with the other festivities ushered n the advent of Christmas. Among the personalities who spoke on the MSU campus during the 1968 fall quarter was Ted Sorenson, chief speech-writer for the late President John F. Kennedy. Directing his remarks to those who planned to vote only for local candidates in the 1968 November election and sit out the national elections in protest, Sorenson said, “Anyone must always be aware that every vote not cast in protest is like a one-half vote for the candidate he desires least in office. (Left Page, Top) Roger Williams — rated the second most popular On Campus attraction and pictured at left — appeared in concert at the Queen's Dance during Homecoming Weekend at MSU. Appearing with the popular pianist, whose list of hits include ‘Til Remember You and Born Free,' were Jody Donavan, female song stylist and impressionist, and recording artists, The Arbors. “Have I Ever Lied to You? ' — a lecture given at MSU in early December by political satirist and newspaper columnist Art Buchwald provided entertainment for approximately 1,000 MSU students and Bozeman residents. Buchwald's comments on the 1968 political campaign-. “Nixon looked like the guy you wouldn't buy a used car from; Humphrey, the guy who bought one; and Wallace, the guy who stole one.’ (Right Page, Series at Top) 53 bazaar features international foods and entertainment 55 $33 msu play selected for region screening 56 The MSU Theatre Department gained prestige when its production of Desire Under the Elms was chosen to represent Region IV (Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming) in the final screening process to choose 10 plays from all over the nation to be performed at the American College Theatre Festival in Washington, D.C. The New England tragedy by Eugene O'Neill was one of 12 chosen to represent this region. MSU, according to Joseph Fitch, dept, head, was ...one of the few schools in the region that does not offer either a bachelors or master degree in theatre. • The MSU Film and Television Department produced a 10 minute film of the play which was included in the materials used to make the final selection. The play was directed by Ben Tone °md playing the leads were David Means, Jim Hard, and Kandy Hauf. 57 summertree is winter production The winter quarter production of “Summertree was marked by the simplicity of its scenery and by the contemporary nature of its subject matter. It concerned itself with problems of today — ranging from the eternal conflict between child and parent to the war in Vietnam. A huge old tree dominated the stage and small movable platforms provided an effective means of using the technique of the flash-back. The play was written by Rod Cowen, a fairly young playwright and directed by Joseph Fitch. None of the characters in the play had names which made it that much easier to identify with the people in this timely play. The Montana Repertory Theatre, a semi-professional resident theatre, brought two plays to MSU during the first week of Spring Quarter. Their first production, “Death of a Salesman, was sponsored by ASMSU and was free to MSU students. The second, “The Importance of Being Earnest, was sponsored by Alpha Psi Omega. The Company is based at the University of Montana in Missoula and tours throughout Montana and parts of Idaho and Utah. It is also backed by the Montana Arts Council. As a result of the visit, MSU students were given a chance to see true excellence and professionalism in theatre. The major complaint about the Company was that the run was too short. 58 repertory theater presents excellence in drama 59 montanans represent finest in vocal music Membership in the Montanans is made up of the best voices on campus. They performed at many special campus events such as the Miss MSU Pageant. They also presented their annual concert during spring quarter. Along with most other music groups, the Mon- tanans toured the State during spring breok. Alice Hollensfeiner. Andy Scheidecker, Ruth Gumprecht. Don Fenbcrf, Kolhy Goble. Steve Cordes. Sue Judisch, Ion Eliason, lindo Gibion, Jerry Arthvrn, JoOy Hill, John Onstad, John Valoch, lynne Melvin, Bill Altimin, Ponny Oliver, Ben lows. Director Bruce Browne (front). 60 symphonic band tours state The MSU Symphonic Band presented its annual winter concert on March 9, 1969. At this concert, the band presented the program which it took on tour to eight high schools in the State on March 17, 18, and 19. The tour gives high school students a chance to see what is offered in the way of music at MSU. The program included mostly serious music. Among the selections were March Italien by Frank M. Smith, Symphony No. 3 (Ilya Murometz) by Reinhold Gliere, and four other symphony pieces. The optional selections ran in a lighter vein and included such works as Puff (The Magic Dragon), Scenes from The Louvre, and selections from Doctor Dolittle. The Band provides an outlet for those who wish to participate in serious instrumental music. MSU A traditional salute was given by the MSU Chorale and Chorus in honor of St. Cecelia, the patron Saint of music, during fall quarter. The first half of the concert was presented by the Chorus and the Chamber Singers. Selections included “O Beata Cecelia and “Make a Joyful Noise. The second half of the program was presented by the Chorale. They sang “Ode for St. Cecelia's Day and “Welcome to All the Pleasures. The University Chorus is open for those students who wish only a modest musical participation and the Chorale is for those who are willing to spend more time. The Chorale toured central Europe during the summer of 1969. 62 Whether on the football field or on the basketball floor, the Bobcats will be supported by Ed Sedivy and either his marching band or the pep band. The marching band also works on special half time performances such as the ones presented during Parent's Day, Homecoming, and Band Day. Both bands are open to all students and count among their members students from every college on campus. The two bands give students in music a chance to make practical application of what they learn in the classroom. For students whose majors range from Electrical Engineering to Elementary Education, the bands offer relaxation plus participation in a very worth while extracurricular activity. 63 capers carnival provides aws scholarships 64 steppenwolf is a musical idea -wild 66 67 89 n|s sajdo During the annual Ski Club-sponsored Winter Carnival held January 31 - February 1, Dan Slusher was chosen Ski King and Linda Reynolds Ski Queen following earlier skiing competition and a campus-wide election. Teams from the campus living groups competed on Saturday in intramural events at the Bridger Bowl ski area with Chi Omega Sue Fletcher taking first in the women's giant slalom and Phi Delt Gordon Johnson taking the men's event. The first place awards in the costume parades went to Sigma Nu Jim Van Ornum and Alpha Gamma Delta Deanna Kapptie. Because of the bitterly cold weather that weekend and an already scheduled three-day weekend February 8-10, the annual snow sculpture contest was postponed until February 14-15. At that time winners of the ' Apres Ski -themed contest were Sigma Chi, Kappa Sig, and Phi Sig, first, second, and third, respectively, in the fraternity competition,- and Alpha Gamma Delta, Kappa Delta, and Delta Gamma, in the sorority competition. pi kaps raise money for march of dimes with pi week 70 mardi gras sponsored by catholic students queen-gretchen Hanson king-mike evans 71 nancy morris - miss msu 72 Miss Nancy Morris, a freshman from Billings, was crown, ed Miss MSU for 1969. Her talent was a baton-and-dance routine. Marcia Johnson was named first runner-up. Other runnerups were Jill Reeder, Linda Whittle who participated in the pageant with a broken leg, and Susan Judisch. Donnie Kiesling, a sophomore from Helena, won the title of Miss Congeniality. This title is awarded to the girl who, the contestants themselves feel, has been the most helpful during the pageant. The Montanans; Karen Sue Frank, Miss Montana,- and Karen Kamhoot, Miss MSU of 1968, provided entertainment during the breaks in the pageant. The pageant, co-chaired by Sherri Knadler and Lonnie Nieswanger, is held each year to choose a representative to represent MSU at the Miss Montana pageant held in Billings. The Miss Montana pageant is in turn a preliminary for the Miss America pageant held each year in Atlantic City. ' 75 traditional spring activities continue With the advent of warm weather in Bobcat territory, the thoughts of many students turn to activities other than exclusively to studying. What is it about Saturday afternoons in the Spring that leads a good portion of the student body to consider a trip to the countryside surrounding Bozeman — a trip which finds them equipped with the necessary liquid refreshments? This question has never been — and probably never will be — completely answered. The reasons for the exodus are as varied and interesting as the people “getting away from it all.” Besides these traditional ‘refreshment breaks, MSU students were able to find other spring activities to occupy themselves in spare moments — including the preparation of, the participation in, and just plain viewing of the Annual MSU Rodeo in April; the Sound Festival, a five-hour dance, concert, and festival; last ditch attempts at finding a suitable summer job; and last, but not of least importance for those affected by it, graduating seniors' preparations for the post-colle giate world. 76 butterfield blues at spring sound festival 77 little i queen-judy shortridge msu rodeo queen sue jasmann 78 What has become an annual event at Montana State University over the years — the MSU Rodeo — saw the beginning last spring of the collection of four rodeo queen titles for Terry Jo CT.J. ) Stephens. The 1968 MSU Rodeo Queen — chosen on the basis of poise, personality, and horse showmanship — received the Miss College Rodeo title when the MSU Rodeo Team competed at the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association finals in Sacramento, California, on July 4, 1968. Over the Labor Day Weekend this past fall, Miss Stephens won the Miss Rodeo Montana title and the right to compete for the Miss Rodeo America title in Las Vegas in November. It was at the Las Vegas contest that the senior in animal science at MSU received the Miss Personality Award. It is hoped by all that this history will be repeated for the 1969 MSU Rodeo Queen. The 1969 MSU Rodeo got underway Thursday, April 17, in the Fieldhouse with major rodeo events scheduled also for Friday and Saturday, April 18-19. Included on the schedule of events were ribbon roping, bronc riding, bareback riding, steer wrestling, bull riding, calf roping, goat tying, and barrel racing. More than 15 rodeo teams from schools throughout the Rocky Mountain area participated in the three-day activities. Special events for the Greek organizations on campus — such as the 1968 sorority calf scramble and the fraternity wild calf riding events — were anticipated. graduation-now for an education 80 academics board of education.......81 pres, johnson............82 vice presidents..........84 deans....................85 others...................86 colleges.................90 features................100 '■ V board of education At the beginning of the academic school year members of the governing board for higher education were (Left to Right) Maurice Richard; Mrs. J. C. King; John O'Neill; John D. French; Harriet Miller, Superintendent of Public Instruction; Tim Babcock, Governor; Forrest Anderson, Attorney General; Edward Nelson; Charles Moore,- G. D. Mullendore; and Boynton Paige. Not present for the picture was A. A. Arras, Jr. 81 president johnson The university campus of today is an exciting place in an exciting time. It stands at the hub of civilization in the late 1960 s — preserving what has gone on before while charting direction for the future. As our students might put it: “This is where it's happening.” A university is many things and plays many roles. It is at once a storehouse of knowledge and a catalyst for change, a center of cultural activities, a critic and a servant of society, a teacher and a learner. It is also a place of unorthodoxy — though this sometimes becomes a point of misunderstanding and irritation between the university and its constituency. Yet if the university is to be the arena for the pursuit of knowledge, truth and progress, it cannot be constricted by the unrealistic boundaries of orthodoxy and dogma. A university, by its purpose, must be free to examine, evaluate and assess all notions, concepts and theories. In return for this freedom, the university has an obligation. That is to guard against becoming an intellectual sanctuary, aloof from the mainstream of life. Fortunately, there is little danger of this occurring at a Land-Grant university, which can attribute its success to a longstanding concern with the practical everyday problems of the people as well as with strictly intellectual questions. A university is all these things and it is a vibrant, changing organism, ever-adapting to, as well as shaping, a swiftly-moving society. (from the 1968 President's Report) vice presidents (Left) William Johnstone, Administration. (Middle) Irving Dayton, Academic Affairs (Right) Roy Huffman, Research. 84 deans (Left) Marjorie Paisley, Dean of Women. (Middle) Edward Hanson, Dean of Men. (Right) Max Worthington, Student Affairs and Services. 85 (Upper Left) Carl Isacson, Office of Information. (Lower Left) Maurice Brookhart, Testing and Counseling. (Upper Right) James Craig, Financial Aid. (Lower Right) Thomas Nopper, Business Offir (Upper Left) Helen Fechter, Registrar. (Lower Left) Harry Cock-rum, Admissions. (Upper Right) John Breeden, Placement Office. (Lower Right) Joseph May, Alumni Association Executive Secretary and Public Services. (Upper Left) Hugh Cottam, Married Housing. (Upper Right) Torlief Aash-eim. Extension Service. (Middle Left) Leslie Drew, Museum. (Middle Right) J. Gene Bourdet, Director of Athletics. (Lower Left) Bud Purdy, Fieldhouse. (Lower Right) Lesley Heothcote, Library. 88 (Upper Left) Andrew Von Teylingen, University Architect. (Upper Right) Edwin Howard, Student Union. (Middle Left) Edward Purdy, M.D., Health Center. (Middle Right) Martin Whalen, Physical Plant. (Lower Left) Jack Sims, Residence Halls. (Lower Right) Glen Lewis, Food Services. 89 (Left) Dean Johan Asleson. (Top) William Hawkins, Veterinary Science. (Far Right) Robert Blackwell, Animal and Range Sciences. (Near Right Top) Martin Burris, Agricultural Experiment Station. (Near Right Middle) Erhardt Hehn, Plant and Soil Science. (Near Right Bottom) Max Amberson, Agriculture Education. Curriculum revision in the College of Agriculture continued this year with the addition of a new program — recreation area management — an option under agriculture production. The recreation area management instruction is biologically oriented inasmuch as plant materials, turf, ground cover and other aspects of a natural look are imperative to the development, improvement and maintenance of recreation areas, according to college officials. Two doctorate programs are being offered in the college this year: one in agriculture economics and one in a crops and soils program. Montana State s new agriculture complex provided greatly expanded facilities for both teaching and research in the field of animal science. 91 professional schools A forecasted addition on campus within the next few years is a creative arts building, to be constructed in three separate stages to aid in financing the building, according to Dean Rose. The first phase will include facilities for the Schools of Music, Architecture, and Art, and the Department of Industrial Arts. Film and television and theatre arts will be added in the second phase with an art gallery being requested in the third phase. Central to the creative arts building will be an auditorium with a proposed seating capacity of 1,500. 92 (Left Page; Far Left, Top) James Gough, Architecture. (Far Left, Bottom) Mrs. Laura Walker, Nursing. (Right) Dean Harold Rose. (Bottom) H. Creech Reynolds, Music. (Right Page,- Top) Mrs. Marjorie Keiser, Home Economics. (Near Right) Fred Gerber, Film and Television Production. (Right, Third from Top) Francis Sprinkle, Industrial Arts. (Right, Fourth from Top) Harvey Larson, Commerce. (Below) John Bashor, Art. 93 college of letters and science In the past, the degree programs in this college have been strongly oriented towards the sciences,- this has changed so that all departments, other than Military Science, now have degree programs either at the Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts level. There is now a big emphasis on the social sciences and humanities as evidenced by a new Department of Sociology and the growth of the Department of History, Government, and Philosophy, according to Dean McBee. In the Sociology department, a new social work option went into effect this fall and an anthropology option was expected by the year's end. Although the department got its bachelor's degree only last year, Department Head Dr. A'Delbert Samson is drawing up a proposal for a master’s degree. In the Department of History, Government, and Philosophy there is a fulltime staff member in the field of religion for the first time this year. 94 (Left Page; Left) Col. Dick Coburn, Military Science. (Upper Middle) Arthur McDonald, Psychology. (Middle) A'Delbert Samson, Sociology. (Lower Middle) James Pepper, Zoology and Entomology. (Right) Dean Richard McBee. (Lower Right) Mil-ton Edie, Earth Science. (Right Page; Upper Left) Charles Caughlan, Chemistry. (Middle Column; Top) John Parker, English, Speech, and Theatre Arts. (Middle Column; Second from Top) Alton Oviatt, History, Government, and Philosophy. (Middle Column; Third from Top) Louis Barrett, Mathematics. (Middle Column; Bottom) William Walter, Microbiology. (Bottom Left) Lt. Col. Charles Jacobson, Aerospace Studies. (Below) Guenter Schmalz, Modern Languages. 95 96 (Top) Vernon McBride, Industrial and Management Engineering. (Upper Right) Lloyd Berg, Chemical Engineering. (Near Right) Eldon Dodge, Civil Engineering and Engineering Mechanics. (Lower Right) Charles Bowman, Agricultural Engineering. Reflecting the ongoing growth and development of the College of Engineering at MSU were several changes approved by the State Board of Regents this year. A change in the title of the Mechanical Engineering Department, which is now known as the Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, is a more accurate description of the kind of training offered in Mechanical Engineering, according to Dr. Bryon Bennett, Dean of Engineering. In the last decade, forty per cent of that department's graduates took jobs in the aerospace industry. Also new this year were a Ph.D. program offered in Mechanical Engineering and a Master of Science program in Agricultural Engineering. 97 engineering college of education Joining the four other colleges of Montana State University with a new status and a new title this school year was the College of Education. Prior to July 1, 1968, the College was under the College of Professional Schools as the School of Education. No significant reconstruction of curriculum in education, and no buildup in facilities and staff were necessary for the change, according to Dean Ringo. Expansion in research and increasing enrollments are expected by the College's officials, and a pilot' five-year education program is forecast for next year. The pilot ' program will allow some selected students who have received their bachelor's degree in their field to participate in a one-year teaching internship, after which they will receive teacher certification. 98 (Left Page. Lower Left) Robert Thibeault, Education Services. (Lower Right) Dean Earl Ringo. (Right Page; Above Left) Willis Vandiver, Elementary Education. (Above Right) George Shroyer, Physical Education. (Left) G. V. Erickson, Secondary Education and Foundations. 99 research MSU's research arm has been growing rapidly in funds and in prestige. The Endowment and Research Foundation started in 1946 with a single $10,000 grant from the Montana Power Company, was up to $1 million in grants and contracts by 1961, up to $2 million in 1966, then jumped almost another million dollars last year. Because MSU is a public university and a land grant university, much of the research is directed toward solving the problems of the people of Montana. Some recent research has been the development of new techniques and processes to aid Montana business and industry. Civil engineers have developed a wood chip pipeline that may be a great asset in harvesting forest products; chemical engineers have developed techniques to refine the state's petroleum resources,- electrical engineers have devised instruments to assist the management of land and water resources. The Water Resources Research Center has concerned itself with the quality and quantity of Montana's water supply, trying to project future water needs for all purposes — agricultural, industrial, recreational, and municipal — and assure that those needs will always be met. Health and medical sciences researchers are doing basic work on such diseases as pulmonary emphysema, heart disease and cancer. In another study, microbiologists are seeking to determine if floor carpets in hospitals can cause contamination of a sterile atmosphere. The center for Environmental Studies, newest and fastest-growing research area at the university, is concerned with learning more about the environment and how to best maintain its present quality. 101 graduate studies As college enrollments rise, most of the attention is focused on the fast-growing freshman classes. But an imposing if quiet growth has been taking place on the other end of the spectrum as well — in the College of Graduate Studies. This past fall, 565 students were working on advanced degrees at MSU, eight times the number 20 years ago. The reason is obvious-, in this fast-paced technological age there is an ever-increasing demand for specialized training beyond the Bachelor's Degree. In many fields, like the high school diploma before it, the Bachelor s Degree is simply not enough. Montana State University is authorized to grant the Master's Degree in 27 fields, the doctorate in 17. Under the direction of Dr. Kenneth Goering, the College of Graduate Studies has proposed several other Master's Degrees, including those in Computer Science, Agricultural Business, and Veterinary Science. intercultural programs The Center for Intercultural Programs under the present direction of Dr. Robert G. Dunbar started out as the International Cooperation Center in 1956. From that time, it has gained supervision over eight programs; namely, the Foreign Student Advising Program, American Indian Student Program, Short-Term Visitor s Hosting Program, Peace Corps Training Program, International Technical Training Program, Latin American Studies Program, Asian Studies Program, and the Study Abroad Program. The Center boasts 200 foreign students from 30 countries, including Canada, to whom Montana State University acts as an international host in creating “a home away from home. The 50 American Indian students are provided assistance in adjusting to the University under the direction of Daniel Voyich whose program is just two years old. Under the supervision of Miss Helen Simpson, an International Committee was formed two years ago to provide greater integration of foreign students and American students. During the year it was successful in organizing the Big Brother and Sister Program, the Annual Student Workshop for International Exchange, and the International Bazaar. The Peace Corps Program, which has been held on the M.S.U. campus since 1962, has provided training to more than 500 people for service in Ecuador. The International Technical Training Program prepares graduate students for service abroad in development work; the Latin American and Asian Studies Programs are open to any students interested in developing knowledge and experience about these areas. The Center also serves as the clearing house for study abroad. 103 f honors program Students entering Montana State University with outstanding high school records or students already enrolled in the university who have shown promise of high academic achievement may apply for admission to the Honors Program under the direction of Dr. Harry Hausser. This program is designed to enhance the educational opportunities for the serious and able student. Stressing independence in scholarly effort and depth in study it attempts to both supplement and undergird the regular curricular programs that all students must enroll in. Among the advantages offered in the Honors Program are special advising, honors courses and sections, exclusive use of the Honors Center located in the basement of the Library, and the privilege of hearing outstanding scholars and writers in the Honors Lectureship Series. Students engaging in honors study are favored over regular students in applying for graduate scholarships and fellowships. Many business firms and government offices give preferential treatment to students who are able to show evidence of having been in honors study in their undergraduate years. 104 105 computing center Montana State University has had an electronic digital computer and associated equipment in operation since September, 1958. At present, an IBM 1620 Model II computer is in operation. For some time, Montana State University has had a Scientific Data Systems Sigma 7 computer. The installation includes three magnetic tape drives, 24 megabyte disks, plus the associated card readers, card punchers, card printers, and plotter. Courses in digital programming which make use of the facilities are offered, thus enabling the student to gain experience in computing and data processing. Such experience during the formative undergraduate days can be valuable to students who plan advanced degrees or those who will take jobs in industry after the Bachelor's Degree. Administrative data processing (payrolls, student record-keeping, registration, etc.) has become more and more computerized, eliminating a blizzard of paper work as the university grows in both enrollment and complexity. 106 cooperative extension service The Cooperative Extension Service coordinated by Ernest Ahrendes is almost as old as the university itself. Over the course of a year, almost every person in Montana will somehow have been reached by the Cooperative Extension Service, because its programs touch almost every phase of Montana life. Created by the Smith-Lever Act of 1914 in response to urgent grassroots requests for help and information in agriculture and home economics, the Extension Service's 135 agents and specialists are now helping to improve the productivity and quality of life in rural Montana. The word cooperative implies a partnership between government, land-grant colleges, and the people for improvement. 107 continuing education The continuing Education program was instituted in 1946 as a public service function to meet the increasing demand for off-campus adult education classes, in-service and organization improvement programs, and to supplement resident study. Course offerings are scheduled whenever and wherever feasible, based upon individual and consolidated requests from areas effectively served by this program. Off-campus Continuing Education services and activities include assistance in the solution of community problems in such areas as education, housing, poverty, recreation, employment, youth opportunities, transportation, health, and resource development. Recent courses offered have included: an advanced cosmetology institute, a two-week course in horseshoeing, a conference on vocational education, and a management development conference. A resource development course included a trip through Yellowstone Park to examine first hand, various aspects of resource development. Many students and Montana residents took advantage of a study tour of Mexico offered through the Continuing Education Department. The members of the tour were able to study first hand many different types of Mexican architecture found from the deserts and tropical jungles of the west coast to the valleys and highlands of the central plateau. 108 outstanding professors (Below) Willis Vandiver, Burt Winchester, J. Daniel Duke; (Opposite Page, Top) Robert Nickelson, Isao Komatsuzawa. Willis Vandiver, professor and temporary head of elementary education, has been in the teaching profession since 1940. Eighteen years in public school work, he then taught at MSU in the summers before being employed full time. He received his Bachelor's Degree at South Idaho College of Education and his Master's and Education Degree at the Colorado State College of Education. During the eight years Professor Vandiver has taught elementary education courses at MSU, he has worked under a Federal grant for the Reading Institute of Northwestern States and an in-service training grant in Butte. He has also served as consultant with public schools in and out of Montana. Professor Vandiver feels students should be treated as people and that teachers should be able to help students get along without them (teachers). Students should not be taught in a manner of dependency. Born in New Mexico, Burl Winchester attended Oklahoma State University to receive his Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in agriculture education and animal science. He went on to the University of Wisconsin to do extra graduate work in pre-medicine and population genetics. On an overseas development project in Turkey sixteen years ago. Dr. Renne, president of MSU at the time, asked Professor Winchester to come here, and he's been here ever since. He teaches courses in animal science, livestock selection, extension service, and adult education at junior, senior, and graduate levels. He also conducts regional and national workshops relating to management, group dynamics, and learning theory. He spent a full three months (fall quarter 1968) in Ethiopia putting together a team to study education for development there. Professor Winchester prides himself on learning more from students and the library than any other source — he only hopes that he can help students become aware of their own potential. Through his intense interest in students and people as a whole, Professor Winchester relates very well his ideas of education and management. no J. Daniel Duke, associate professor and acting head of the psychology department until the summer of 1968 when he left MSU to engage in teaching and research at Appalachian State University, North Carolina, was identified as one of the 20 top teachers at MSU. He did all his undergraduate and graduate work at the University of North Carolina. He conducted various types of research in hypnosis and other related subjects. He took pride in his teaching and tried to make competent teaching his primary achievement. Isao Komatsuzawa, who came to MSU as a full-time architect instructor from Japan in 1966 and left the summer of 1968 to go back to Japan, studied at the Tokoyo Institute of Technology and then received his Master's Degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. A very young and dynamic person, Mr. Komatsuzawa radiated enthusiasm — he genuinely gave of himself to his students. To ask a student in architecture about him is to receive a sparkle of excitement and a glowing report. Outstanding in his field! A native of Livingston, Montana, Professor Robert Nickelson came to MSU thirteen years ago as a chemical engineering instructor. He did his undergraduate work here at MSU and his graduate and Ph.D. work at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Nickelson gets along with his students and gets his message across to them — he tries to see the student's point of view and is always available to discuss any problems they might have. He teaches junior and senior chemical engineering students and conducts research projects at the graduate level. 111 library The library contains more than 420,000 volumes of books, periodicals, and government documents. All government publications concerning agriculture and allied fields, and many others in other fields are received on deposit from the U. S. Superintendent of Documents. The library also is a depository for the Atomic Energy Commission and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Over 4,200 periodicals are received, most of them in scientific and other technical fields. Small collections in special fields are housed in the School of Architecture, the School of Art, and in the Veterinary Research Department. Library service is available to all students, faculty, and staff, and to residents of the city, Gallatin County, and the State. Special features of the library include-, an inter-library loan service, microfilm and microcard ser-vice, photocopy service, science and technology reference services, and typing rooms. The new library was built in 1960-61. Three floors of this building are now in use. A large court serves as a light well in the center of the building. In this court are found plantings, benches, and a pool. Rising nearly three floors from the pool is a sculpture designed and executed by George Conkey of the Montana State University School of Art. The sculpture was a gift of the class of 1961. Three ceramic sculptures on the front of the building are the work of Rudy Autio, a graduate of MSU and now on the staff of the University of Montana. 112 athletics 1968 spring sports......113 football................122 basketball..............134 minor sports............140 intramurals.............149 rodeo team - first in region 114 115 117 msu golf team placed second in emc tourney MSU's varsity golfers finished the year winning three meets and losing three. Coach Beck's golfers looked good in placing second in the Eastern Montana College Invitational Tournament. Nick Fullerton was the team standout this year as he tied for fourth place in Big Sky individual statistics. Dick Haden also placed in the individual statistics by coming in tenth. Because bad weather forced a shortened practice schedule, the golfers only finished fifth in the Big Sky League. 118 netters met tough competition Tennis Scoreboard MSU 0 ......................Utah State 9 MSU 0 UofM 9 MSU 0 ........................... EMC 9 MSU 2 ........................... EMC 7 MSU 0 ........................U of M 9 MSU 0 U of I 9 MSU 0 ...........................UofM 9 MSU'S inexperienced netters suffered through a long season. Frustrations may have been the key word for spring tennis, for individual members were unable to turn close games into team victories. The team is a young one though, so there is hope for a victory team next year. The netters finished 5th out of 6th in the Big Sky Championship Meet. 120 cats tough in league play Coach Dobbie Lambert stated that the MSU baseball team was the . . best I've ever worked with. They were young and inexperienced but they made good improvement during the year. The most important fact about their play was that they worked up to their potential through out the year. Jack Elmore led in the batting department with a .500 average and 20 RBI's. Al Lupone led in pitching with five wins and two losses and thirty five strike-outs. The Bobcats finished the season with 12 wins °nd 1 6 losses. 121 change-the student attitude toward athletics What does a player feel like when he is getting dressed for a game? Is he ready to go out and win the game — RAH-RAH — for ol' MSU? Or does he wonder if it's worth it to go out and beat his body around for two or three hours a day, take time off from his studies, psyche himself up for a game by letting butterflies do weird things to his mind, then go out and give it hell on the field. It's a long season. Student attitudes are shifting from athletics to academics. The student is no longer content to sit by and watch his money being spent for varsity sports when classrooms and books are needed. Facilities like the stadium, that at one time would have been cheered, have now been rejected by the students. All this has served to widen the gap between the “jock and the student. The player wonders whether it is worth his time and effort to play for a student body that says “NO.'' Tailback Paul Schafer believes it is worth the time and effort he spends to play football. Shafer became the first Bobcat sophomore to gain more than 1,000 yards rushing in a season. He became the workhorse of the team this year, carrying the ball a total of 277 times for 1,261 yards. His peak game came in front of 11,300 people at Missoula when Paul carried 58 times for 234 yards. Coach Parac said after the game. The more you think about Paul Schafer's effort in the game, the more impressive it becomes. A normal athlete wouldn't even have been able to be in the game the last ten minutes, yet Paul was great at that time. In the first half he was removed from the game three times — once for an ankle sprain, once when he re-injured a knee, and a third time when he reinjured a shoulder. Yet in the second half he carried the ball 35 times, gained 118 yards, and scored twice, diving over for the clincher in the last ten seconds. Paul Schafer has become a great athlete of our changing time, willing to sacrifice his time for the school he believes to be the best. 122 cheerleaders sparked school spirit (Top) Vicki Linnane, Debbie Funk, and Martha MacDonald. (Bottom) Penny Keefe and Terri Huffine. (Opposite page) Suzie Fisher, cheerqueen; and Bonnie Allen. 124 125 Row On : Mike Tocher. Don Mothern, Rick Bean. Roy Schno.der. John Winchell, Dan Korber, Gory Gwstofson, Rocky Tope. Fronk McGoughy. Row Two: Terry Brown, Jerry P.tzer, Pyrncl Whitehead. Randy Pederson. Don Dyntsch. Hans Jim Walczak, Frank Kalfoss. Joe Tiller. Row Thro : Gary Evjo, Ron Bom, Rob Stiff, Tony Welzenboch. Hank Sheer. Jay Grocppsr. Icwie Roberts. Tom MSU 17 MSU 17 MSU 22 MSU 20 MSU 31 MSU 14 MSU 20 MSU 29 MSU 41 MSU 16 Boydston, Frank Sm th. Row Four: Bob Womack, Goth Forney. Dean Winder, Rod Pyrdom, Bill Fieldstead. Jim Bilsky, Dennis Erickson, Bob Rivmoio, B II Wott. Row Five: Gary Hughes, Sandy Cooprider, Jerry McCormick, Eric Wheeler. Larry McCormick. Jon McElroy. Roy Becky. Oyvind Toro. Glen Burghe'. Chuck Karnop. Row Si : Pool Schofer, Mike Vollmer. Don Valerio. Gene Wosio. 8ob Becker. Eorl Hanson, Tom Paroc, Dick Roach. FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD ................................. Idaho 14 .................... Portland State 6 .......................San Diego State 34 West Texas State 35 ...........................Idaho State 14 ........Weber State 20 ..........................N. Arizona U. 15 ............................... Montana 24 .....................North Dakota 7 ..........................Fresno State 37 126 Nothing could stop the 1968 Bobcats from winning another Big Sky Conference championship title. The Cats made it a great kick-off year for new head coach, Tom Parac. The 1968 Bobcats found the winning combination this year to win their third straight Big Sky title. The champion Bobcats also had their share of “the good, the bad, and the ugly which accompany any team. The good: A spectacular come from behind victory over the University of Montana Grizzlies in the last ten seconds. The bad: Heart breaking losses to a few high ranking teams like West Texas State and Fresno State, and fumbles in the last 23 seconds that stopped a touchdown drive against Weber State. The ugly: The injuries,- torn muscles, sprained ankles, and broken bones — hindering the players, but not enough to stop their 100 per cent desire. 128 ________ Few people expected the Bobcats to do as well as they did this year. The football team began the season with problems at nearly every position, but Head Coach Tom Parac in his first year at the helm molded them into a winning unit. The Bobcats had some great wins — most notably a 17-14 decision over the University of Idaho and a come-from-be-hind victory over the University of Montana at Missoula. The Bobcats at the end of the Big Sky Conference season shared the crown with the University of Idaho and Weber State University. Frustration and disappointment marred the Weber game. MSU lost this game by a score of 20 to 14, but made an attempt in the final 23 seconds — but fumbled on the touchdown drive. Quarterback Dennis Erickson did a great job of running the Bobcat offensive this year — passing for 1819 yards and for 13 touchdowns. However, this was not as important as the job he did in taking charge of the team. Coach Parac had this to say about the Bobcat quarterback: I don’t know whether I have ever seen a quarterback engineer a football team with the authority and finesse that Erickson does. 130 131 Not all of the credit, however, goes to the offense. The Bobcat defense held opposing teams to only 170 first downs while the Bobcat offense gained 213. Purnal White-head was named Top Defensive Player with Dennis Erickson named Top Offensive Player by their fellow teammates. Leading the Bobcats in pass receptions and scoring was Ron Bain who caught 64 passes for 1110 yards and scored 70 points. His catches — especially during the Bobcat-Griz-zley Game — enabled the Cats to come from behind and win a number of times. Also worthy of mention in the pass catching department was Bill Fieldstead who caught 29 passes for 391 yards and three touchdowns. With these two excellent receivers the Cats were often able to use one as a decoy and throw the oppositions defense off balance. Six players from the Bobcat team were named Honorable Mention Little All American. They included Tackle John Winchell, Center Gene Wasia, Quarterback Dennis Erickson, Halfback Paul Schafer, Linebacker Ray Becky, and Guard Tony Welzen-bach. In addition. Bobcat Tom Parac was named Big Sky Coach of the Year. 133 134 bobcats finish second in big sky conference (Above. Seated) Joy Horrir.gron. Nick Fullerton, Leroy Arnold, Don luce. Jin’ Petek, and Sob Cmkevich. (Standing) Coa h Roger Croft. Gene lewit. Barry Qumti, Greg Horri , Jim Tillmon, Jo k Gilletpic. Dcon Krotovil, ond A� � i� tant Coach Andy Motion. IBelow, left) Cooch Roger Croft. MSU 68 ......Chico State 60 MSU 82 .... Northern Iowa 80 MSU 82 ............. Seattle 74 MSU 90 ......Utah State 85 MSU 68 ...................USC 74 MSU 90 .... Texas, El Paso 103 MSU 87 ............. Gonzaga 67 MSU 77 ...............Gonzaga 75 MSU 63 ................ Idaho 59 MSU 60 ..... Weber State 71 MSU 69 ..... Weber State 86 MSU 74 ......Idaho State 70 MSU 93 ...............Montana 74 MSU 85 ..........Montana 68 MSU 93 ...Portland State 70 MSU 73 ......... Seattle 75 MSU 71 ...... Washington 78 MSU 82 ..........Montana 78 MSU 86 ........ Utah State 76 MSU 75 ........... Idaho 84 MSU 67 ........... Idaho 57 MSU 87 ..........Gonzaga 66 MSU 92 .....Idaho State 67 AASU 88 .....Idaho State 73 MSU 84 ..... Weber State 86 135 136 The Athletics Department at Montana State University was put on the defensive this year when students began asking questions about the size of the annual athletic department's budget. Students wanted to know whether varsity athletics contribute so much to the university that they should receive over forty per cent of the student activity fees. When asked about this point Varsity Basketball Coach Roger Craft had this to say: ' Basketball, as a sport, makes use of an individual s talents. All people have certain God-given talents. Varsity sports give a person with athletic talents a chance to use them — much like debating contests and music competition give persons with these talents an opportunity to use them. “Of course, athletics takes money. But, compare the costs of an upper division seminar course where a professor with his doctorate instructs two or three students in their major courses, and you will find that it costs the school an awful lot of money to offer these courses. But it is a necessity for a good education and well worth the cost.” “Athletics does a lot for the school. For one thing, it gives alumni a rally point. When we go to alumni meetings in other towns the talk is always of athletics, even though many of these alumni end up giving money to the engineering or business schools. Athletics, then, fosters the entire university system — not just athletics. “Athletics also serves another function by making the school well-known. People may not know that MSU has one of the three top engineering schools in the West, but they do know that MSU fields very fine athletic teams.'' When we bring a prospective basketball player out to visit the school, he isn't just interested in playing basketball. He is interested in getting an education. This is where the school sells the athletics department.' “When a needy student receives a scholarship for engineering or medicine the money was most probably recruited by athletics.' “There is more to athletics than just playing games. The Bobcats finished the season with a 17 and 8 record overall and an 11 and 4 record in the Big Sky Conference. The team finished second in the Big Sky Conference behind Weber State. Enough cannot be said about the way the Bobcats played this year. The great ball handling of guards Leroy Arnold and Jay Harrington made it possible for Jack Gillespie to lead the Cats in scoring with a 21 -point average, and to become one of the top twenty players in the nation. Forwards Greg Harris and Don Luce averaged twelve- and eleven-points per game, respectively, and provided the Cats with much of the hustle needed in forcing opponent turnovers. This winning combination enabled the Cats to gain national recognition when they played the University of Southern California — losing by only six points in double overtime. (left Poge. Bottom left) Judy H.ll. (Bottom R,ghi) Pom Stoob. Potty School. (Below) lonet Strobel. (Right Page. Top) 137 138 bobkittens Have great year lAbove, Front) Sfev Harmon, lorry Cook. Terry Ouinn. ond eob Zowock.. (M.d- (Bock) Auiltoni Cooch 6 II Noth. Alon W.ll.om . Dave Uhlr.ch Denn.j Ph.ll.pt die) Tom Veltkornp, Rich Wei� � , Bob Mor.cich, Terry Pickett, and Dove Von Nice. Gary Weber, and Freihmon Cooch Andy Motion. MSU 91 .........Carroll College Freshman 60 MSU 88 .................Powell Junior College 79 MSU 74 ..............Miles Community College 71 MSU 84 ........Dawson County Junior College 82 MSU 94 ........Dawson County Junior College 65 MSU 104 .............Miles Community College 85 MSU 104 .........Carroll College Freshman 75 MSU 107 .........Carroll College Freshman 60 MSU 91 ...........Univ. of Montana Frosh 68 MSU 72 .............Univ. of Montana Frosh 85 MSU 96 ...............Powell Junior College 103 MSU 86 .............Sheridan Junior College 88 MSU 90 .............Sheridan Junior College 76 MSU 74 .............Univ. of Montana Frosh 72 MSU 75 .............Univ. of Montana Frosh 64 MSU 82 ...........Carroll College Freshman 81 MSU 80 ............ North Idaho Junior College 84 MSU 60 .............North Idaho Junior College 85 139 skiers win big ski meet MSU skiers had an excellent season this year winning the Bozeman Invitational Meet, the Idaho Meet, and the Big Sky Championship Meet at Missoula. They placed second in the Weber Invitational Meet behind Utah and second in the Baniff Meet behind Denver University. Members of the Nordic Team were Sam Bartow, Frank Kalflos, and Olyvind Torp. The Alpine Team was made up of Bruce Patterson, Ken Patterson, Jamie Lennon, Bob Moss, and Dick Prugh. Bruce Patterson was skimeister, skiing in all four alpine events. Patterson never placed lower than second in all competition this year. In addition to the meets mentioned above, the Montana State University Ski Team attended the NCAA Championships in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. 140 n wrestlers place second OZL'u 'Ck • � . M«lt Olton. lorry Porker, or Rob, Lockwood. IBackl Cooch M«rb Agocv 6,II Hogemon. M.k« Bvrgejj, Chock Borgei Don Jenien. B ll And«r� sn. John V.ftcenf. Denoij Keller, ond Lowell Spr.n er, MSU 12 MSU 15 MSU 2 MSU 4. MSU 3 MSU 20 MSU 16 MSU 10 ... MSU 30 MSU 33 MSU 18 MSU 13 MSU 16 ..... Minot State 17 Washington State 14 .. Brigham Young 28 ........... Utah 31 ..... Idaho State 32 Eastern Montana 8 ....... Montana 16 ....Weber State 23 . Univ. of Alberta 6 ...... Montana 3 ....Weber State 19 .....Utah State 26 Eastern Montana 13 Again this year the Bobcat Varsity Wrestling Team placed second in the Big Sky Conference Tournament behind a strong Idaho State team. Posting impressive wins for MSU at the Big Sky meet were Dick Kilpatrick, a junior from Great Falls, and Mike Meyer, a sophomore from Helena. Kilpatrick picked up the Big Sky crown in the 123 pound class and Meyer did the same in the 167 pound class. Three MSU wrestlers — Bill Andersen, Mike Meyer, and Dick Kilpatrick — attended the Mountain Intercollegiate Wrestling Association Tournament this year with Andersen placing third, Meyer second, and Kilpatrick first. Kilpatrick's first place win in the MIWA's qualified him to represent MSU in the NCAA Wrestling Tournament in April at Provo, Utah. M2 msu riflemen defending co-champions Row On : Ph l Meed. Cofh Curnow. Toni Rhein. Pool Alb«f! Row Two: A ien Feocrenko. Dole Colburn. Gory K MSU riflemen, national defending intercollegiate co-champions, were again favored to win the championship this year. They placed fourth in the Kansas State Turkey Shoot at Manhatten, Kansas and first in the Nevada State University Invitational Meet and the Bozeman Intercollegiate Sectional Meet. Cathe Curnow who last year became the first woman to be named National Intercollegiate Rifleman of the Year was favored to repeat as All American again this year. Last year. Miss Curnow took six out of eight first place trophies for both individual and team competition. She was high aggregate shooter with 1,129 out of 1,200 possible points. In the second high individual spot, just four points behind Cathe, was Toni Rheirn. Joining the two co-eds on the first team were Frank Pickett and Paul Albert. 144 dolphins present precision routine Row One: Kothy Reed, Jeon Muller, Suian Jonsien, Kathy Johnston, Sheilo Janssen, Arlene Bloekey, Robin Surkluno. Mary Ann Mullolly. Ruth M zn«r. Row McNellis. Row Two: Susan lucncborg, Suian Archer, Jeanir.c Theroux, Sally Three: Bill Strothmcn, Don Bruss, Mike Dever, Bob Miser. 145 swimmers seek varsity status Member of the 1968-69 MSU Swim Team coached by John O'Leary were Dove Alien. Roy Anderion. Dove Anderson, Gordy Kramer, Ray Lund, Terry Nugent. Jim Weaver, Sandy Brow, Scott Bardily. Mark Spencer, and Oyvind Torp The MSU Swim Team is hoping to became a recognized Montana State University varsity sport next year following their record-setting 1968-69 season. This year they were authorized to represent MSU in Big Sky competition. A frustrating first year in which the team was unable to place men in key events — primarily because of a lack of adequate practice facilities, according to Coach O'Leary — did not stop the team from compiling an impressive 7 wins-4 losses record in conference swimming competition. One outstanding individual diving competitor — Dave Allen — broke both the one- and three-meter diving records this season. Allen's 407.5 point beat the previous one-meter record of 383.5 while his 460.7 in the three-meter event topped the previous 400.3 record. Allen went on to win the conference diving championship. Coached this year by John O Leary, the team hopes that they soon will have an adequate pool so that they can compete on an equal basis with the other Big Sky Conference swim teams. 146 147 women gymnasts compete state-wide Eleven Montana State University coeds — all possessing an avid interest in gymnastics — formed a team this year to represent MSU in meets at which they competed with teams representing other Montana colleges and universities. Coached by physical education professor Ellen Kreighbaum, the team participated in four events —- floor exercise, balance beam, vaulting and uneven bars. The women placed first at their first two meets against Western Montana College and the University of Montana teams. At the state meet held at Dillon the women placed second missing first by only five points to Eastern Montana College. Members of the team included Linda Hunt, pictured at left; Jane Litte, in the two pictures above,- Dian Wold, Glynda Wysel; Sheila McNellis; Jean Twedt; Linda Matthews; and Kathy Lindeberg. U8 sae cleans up in intramural football and volleyball 150 phi sigs win in basketball 151 interest in karate increases on campus Nothing is quite as American as baseball and it will probably always be a part of the intramural program, but this year MSU students became interested in an exotic sport — Karate. Nam Kim from Seoul, Korea presented several demonstrations of the ancient form of self defense. Students were also given the chance to learn karate in special classes. The classes were popular with the girls as well as with the boys. 152 groups honoraries..........153 clubs...............169 honoraries 153 Cain. Ella Mae Danielson, Lincia mortar board Easton. Cynde Hansen, Fay Hofacker, Margaret jenscn. D arc Johnson. Kay Johnson. L nda Lober;9wJothy Livers- por sobo. g S«'' fr'£ nrrx ShO°K' S«pt mvjri — Left to Right: Fronk Kolfosi. John Berg. Chock Bohoc, Tom Corter. Terry Indrelond. Bob Gunderion. Bert Torront. Billitein, Ron Corter, Tom Dillon, Lorry Evons. Mike Farrell, Rick Finley, Mike Hcjt, David Keiter. Dove Lancaster, Lorry Mercer, Gory Motier, Bill Nugent, Terry Olnon. Don Omundion, Jerry Peorvon, Al Prinzing, Carl Rcddig, Weldon Seibel, Dcnnit Sponger. Doug Tooke, Greg 156 Woite. Rick Weaver, Jim la reine-jimi lou boulware spur of the moment-sue sage 158 fang of fame-tom holzer Borfknecht, Kay Bcuman, Connie Benedict, Cindy Bcrbcrcf, Jean Burns, Patty Burnt. Wendy Cervenko, Non Chinn, Yvonne Clark, Becky Cloxton, Denite Cooper. Debbo Dern, Koy Gilhon, Elaine Haglund, Pam Honton, Gretchen Harrit, Undo Hortmon. Kathy Herzel, Undo Hill, Virginia Hogg, Nancy Jockton, Linda Jcnnl, Carol Mctheson, Corie Pfeifer, Rosanna Phillips, Evie Reed, Sandi Reynolds. Undo Ritter, Judy Robbins, Diane Sage. Sue Seel, Terry Seeley, Linda Shepherd, Lynda Sieverson, JoAnn Tonkovich, Sue Tuss, Bonnie VonDoveer, Linda Wagner, Undo Weis. Caroline 160 Addy. Kelly 8eck, Rick Boyrdet, Jim Celor, John Cheothom, Dole Coburn, Dole DuPui , Louij Fo ter, Eldon Hall, Terry Horlen, Craig Holier, Tom Imon, J. R. Kejter, Boon Kiesling, Roger Kommert, Jim Lilly, Greg little, Bob Mohrt, Bob McGihon, Ron Mcldohl, Mike Niel en, David Owen, David Porken, Doug Peter . Jim Phillip , Tim Rhood . Bill Rivinojo, Bob Robert , Chip Ruffatto, Steve Soger, Bill Solitbury, Bob Schlomeu . Jeff Shorthill, lorry Skogg . Bob Sorlie, Mark Walker, Don Wing, John 161 Albert, Pool Alger. Jew Antonich, Mott Boicr, Tony Bailey, John Ballord. Bryont Bell, Stcnley M. Bennet, Bill Bent . Willis Berlont, Mike Bowman. Broce Brotsky, Leo Brow. Oon Burton, David Cwnniff, Greg Connington, Dale Currie, Jim Cordes. Steve Davenport, John Diener, Greg DiPosqoalis. LeRoy Egemo, Tom Erickson, Glenn Flynn, Joel Fritz, Gary Frisbee, Tom Folton, Tom Gessoman, Frank Grantham, Ezra Harris, Doug Henley, John Hicks, Steven Irish, Bill Iverson, Leonard Jordec, Gory Jorgenson, Carl Jimmerson, Bill Johnson, Jon Johnson, Leonard Jones, Daved Katzcnbcrger, Loren Kelly, Mike Kerin, Rick Kirtpatrick, Lyle Locher, Gary leotherberry. Al McCullock, Donald Meyer, Jon Mikkelson, Terry Miller, Dove Minckler. John Murroy, M'ke Nothe, Kent Neil, Woyne Nimmick, Bob Niswanger, Lonnie Nitichke, Dennis Porchin, Dave Pederson, Carl 162 Pcrngo, Bill Romo, Ken Roth, Gcrold Sogc, Tom Secor, Gary Schmofzer. Peter Schmidt, James Shonnoo. Harold Sharpies, Bob Shqwhan, Thomas Shively, Don Smith. Bob Smith, Phil Smith, Robert Sommerville. Rober Somppi, Don Stephenson, Dave Strazdas, Petros Tocke. Jim Tote. John Tobin, James Trees, Ron Von Dyk, John Vestre, Tom Welter. R. J. White, Tim Wick, Andrew Wilson, Myron 163 bonnie alien-coed colonette 164 Beeler, Loyno Callontinc, Krij Ccrvcnka, Elaine Cooper, Debbie Dormoicr, Deanna Griffin, Kathy Honson, Grctchcn Hart, linc'a Irion, Chcrryl Johnson, Carlo Jorgenson, Debbie Kcebler, Connie Kondler, Sheri Metcalf, laDonno Morris, Noncy Mullen, Nancy Olsson, Debbie Oviatt, Eloise Pool, Jean Rosholt. Peg Rummel, Sue Sage. Sue Smiley, Sandy Stebbins, Jane Stevens, Tina Tuss, Bonnie Woodward. Nancy 165 who's who Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities — Row One: Ella Mae Coin; Tom Carter. Row Two: Jane Inreland; Linda Livers. Row Three: Fay Hanson; Diane Travis,- Lee Eaton,-Terry Indreland. 166 who's who Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities — Row ne: John Berg; Pat Phillips; Carl Prinzing,- Nancy Weaver; Liane Mountain. Row Two: Phyllis Surface; Chuck Bohac; Glen Brewer; Henry Preshinger; Bert Tarrant. Who’s Who in American Colleges and Universities — Row One: Cynde Easton; Janet Sabo; Carol Seltzer; Cal Orow; Gary Fritz. Row Two: Linda Johnson; Sandy Coons. Row Three: Susan Eagle; Sunny Sando; Barb Myrick. 168 691 aid promotes cooperation between practicing architects and students in architecture American Institute of Architects — I. Wayne Berg. 2. Alon Marugome. 3. Carl Peterson. 4. Warren Dean. 5. Tate Hurlburt. 6. lu Archalbault. 7. Erick Brown. 8. Ernest Ralfe. 9. Corl Neubcrg. 10. John Taylor. 11. Bill Bodobnok 12. Chuck Bliss 13. James Gough. 14. Mel Schenck. 15. Avery Yovn. 16. Jim MocDonald. 17. Don Truscott. 18. Joe Camardo. 19. Tom O'Connell. 20. Goylord Smith. 21. Sid Iverson. 22. Jerry Ruiz. 23. Allen Sounders. 24. Bob Ball. 25. Stan Connick. 26. Richard Smith. 27. Jerry Robertson. 28. John Daniel. 29. Jim Bos. 30. Dean Leidholt. 31. Dave Burns. 32. Rick lobunski. 33. Bill lipscy. 34. Alan Olson. 35. Don Obermeyer 36. Mcrl Haworth. 37. James Tobin. 38. Mike Kroniosk. 39. Roy Alfhous. 40. Steve Morstad. 41. Scoit lohmuller. 42. Ross Carlson. 170 Ag Business — 1. Jim Porter. 2 Gory Sethre. 3 John Boucu . 4. Norbert Reis. 5. John Swonz. 6. Dole Adolph. 7. N.ck McCoin. 8. Gory Ochsner. 9. Rick Barber. 10. Cal Oraw. 11. leo Brat sky. ag business club hosts speakers from many fields in ag alpha zeta represents all ag areas Alpha Zeto — 1. Gory Hewitt. 2. Norbert Ries. 3. Dove Volseth. 4. Paul Kronebush. 5. Hardco Clark. 6. Uoyd Emona. 7. Bruce louden. 8. Cal Oraw. 9. Sid Erickson. 10. Richard free . 11. Raymond loin. 12. Ron de Y©r g. 13. John Ellison. 14. Gary Fritz. 15. Robert Soger. 16. Don Goyis. 17. en Schilling. 18. Alfred leotherberry. 19. Gory Clark. 20. Jock Ploggemeyer. 21. Greg Corivcn. 22. Dr. Ferguson. 73. Gary Sethre. 24. Myron Benson. 25. Boyd Emond. 171 Ag Club — 1. Ron de Yong. 2. Dove Hilton. 3. Ronold Burnt. 4. Rou Roath. 5. Jamet Krautc. 6. Jim Dolon. 7. Pot Teague. 8. Ray Korlt. 9. Jerry Schaefer. 10. Col Orow. 11. N no Woddell. 12. John Blits. 13. Larry Anderten. 14. Alfred leotherberry. 15. Gory Hewitt. 16. Helmut Teichert. !7. Jim Brottky. 18. Stuorf Oellermann, 19. Paul Kronebutch. ag club works on campus wide membership drive animal science is service organization for dept, activities Animal Science — 1. Stuart Oellermann. 2. Norman Ponotuk. 3. Glendon Bohr. 4. Sam Undem. 5. Hardee Clork. 6. Bill Pelton. 7. Tom 8jerkreim. 8. Jim Wolff. 9. Bruce Davit. 10. N.no Wooddell. II. Roy Korlt. 12. Karen Haug. 13. Karche lampman. 14. Mr. Colmon. 15. Gregg Carlton. 16. Frank Moton. 17. Bob Sager. 18. Paul Dougiat. 19. Eldon Krogttad. 20. Tom Bateman. 21. Ray Lien. 172 Chaff and Oust — I. Kerry Ratmuttcn. 2. Betty Wallenberg. 3. Boyd Horfmon. 4. Rick Harodo. 5. John Kulfgen. 6. Art Mongclt. 7. Doug Mute. 8. Bruce Benten. 9. John Schectz. 10. Al Corlton, I). Judy lakner. 12. Jim Simt. 13. Bob Wogner. 14. John DcNoma, Jr. 15. Let Pederton. 16. Jon Klotno. 17. Greg Kuthnok 18. Ole Confer. chaff and dust represents those in agronomy, soils and horticulture dairy judging travels to columbus, ohio to compete nationally 173 delta phi delta Delto Phi Oelta — 1. Melvin Schenck. 2. Neil McTovish. 3. Paulo Koenig. 4. Donold Truscott. 5. Kathy Nelson. 6. R-ck M Knighr. 7. Harold Nelson. 8. Friti Wipplinger. 9. Jerrily Kress. 10. N ck Fuller-ton. II. Susan Martinson. 12. Robert Kelly. 13. Ronald Wingert. 14. Sidney Kurland. 15. Richard Yeotcs. 16. Donold DeVoe. 17. John Taylor. 174 4-H — 1. Roy Karls. 2. Noncy Schilling. 3. Kothy Coscoden. 4. Shoron Robuck. 5. Pot McBrien. 6. lorolee Flynn. 7. Joan Johnson. 8. Linda Marxer. 9. Dennis Kern. 10. Susan Melesnick. 11. Linda Bratton. 12. Peter Hitch, President. 13. Marilyn McClintic. 14. Gory Haase. 15. Lucy Greenlee. 16. James Krause. 17. Lucetta Rath. 18. Jon Lovely. 19. Dennis Hotlelid. 20. Jon Kirscher. 21. Mike Me-Curry. 22. Bruce Denson. 23. John Webber. 24. Sharon Smith. 25. Potsy Wegner. 26. Linda Eisenmor. 27. Barbara Girard. 4-h sponsors 4-h congress mu beta beta is 4-h honorary 175 Range Management Club —• 1. Gory Owen . 2. Jerry A� kin. 3. Reg Srr. th. 4. Fred Stokke. 5. Alfred Leother. berry. 6. John McLain. 7. ElVera Cojgriff. 8. Terry DeCock. 9. Jock Lund. 10. Gran? Miller. 11. Roy Goro-� ki. Pretident. 12. Jerry DeCock 13. Leonard Horn . 14. Bill Fortune. 15. Dove Roen. 16. Steve Stickney. 17. Jock Plaggcmcycr. 18. Don Ryerien 19. Dave Hanson. range management club sponsors 4-h range field day wool judging team judged wool in denver. 176 Bowling Club — I. Ken Homrell. 2. Moury Hamill. 3. President Don Parr. 4. Barry Albert. 5. Bob Knudson. 6. Joan Bourgeois. 7. Linda Knapp. 8. Mark Rot . 9. Jeryl Frick. 10. Jeoni Martin. 11. Wynne Maas. 12. Bill Savage 13. Bill Nagengost. 14. Andy tee. 15. Bill Cundiff. 16. Rick Cummings. 17. Charlene Smith. 18. Rocky Hinrichs. 19. 8ob Maynard. bowling club competes intercollegiately circle k heads blood drive Circle K 1. Don Peccia. 2. Dave Thomas. 3. Lowell Bicklc. 4. John Weber. 5. Bill Bliss. 6. President Lawrence Siroky. 7. Bill Prenevost. 8. Roy Jussilo. 9. Chuck Hull. 10. Clarence Siroky. 11. Boyd Williams. 12. Ron Mougey. 177 canterbury represents episcopal students Dee lyrvgsiod, Sec.; Sherry Sigourney, Coffee-hooje; Dennij Sun Rhode . IRC: Fr. Fred Jewel. Chaplain; Peg Nelion, Coffeehouse; and Jon Graham, Presidenr. 178 Alpho Pii Omega — 1. President Rita Raye Matney. 2. Jim Hard. 3. Rao Poulson. 4. Rolpho Grodnik. 5. Clayton Horan. 6. linda Seeley. 7. John Price. 8. Kelly Addy. 9. Jerry Schneider. 10. Hillevi Baker. 11. John Metcalf. 12. Gory Breed. alpha psi omega supports theater activities on campus in industrial speakers dent BiU � • • 3- Woodword. 6. 4. Tom HoyW'• • jJS. Rod ; ®; David 9 Fowl Tf Milton Bottom ke Honnifon. 1 ■ 0ohya?°JolJ '2 ar,ie u Al l °T 13 Bob Thompson. loogh- 13‘ B,„ Hettinger. ! • j coven. ' Bivhcp- Amcricon Institute of Chemical Engineer __ 1. Duncan Wohlgenant. 2. Don Peccio. 3. Nam Kim. 4. Tom Payne. 5. Darryl He . 6. David He . 7. Anne Hazelton. 8. Provident Robert Sponnurh. 9. Margaret Hof-acVor. 10. John Berg. 1 1. Andy Wipplinger 12. William Bliiv. 13. Ed Hand!. 14. Dan Gradle. 15. Neal Morxer. 16. Dexter Busby. 17. Bill Hanson. aiche aids in member employment aiie brings 180 □ES3 !V American Society of Agricultural Engineers — 1. Jim Peake. 2. Bob Clark, Treasurer. 3. Dick Knoff. 4. Ron Tor-gerson, V. President. 5. Wayne Brewer. 6. Horold Krokstod. 7. Mike Boyd. President. 8. Don Anderson. 9. Terry Nugent. 10. Floyd Fuhrmon. 11. Laurence Siroky. 12. Fred Boylan. 13. Darrell Sockman. 14. Bill Bandy. 15. Glenn Wogleldf. 16. Kyle Patrick. 17 Ralph Poulus asae as engineers iearn about career opportunities professional development is aim of ieee Institute of Electrical ond Electronic Engi- neert — 1. Charles Davis, Treasurer. 2. Dennis R. Corlin. 3. Kalle Wesolo. Jr.. Corresp. Secretary. 4. Darryl T. Brunsvold. President. 5. Tom Jowdy. V. President. 6. R. D. Dye, Secretary. 7. J. L. Knox. Faculty Advisor. 8. D. B. Marfcwalo. 9. J. K. Arora. 10. R. N. Probhokor. 11. K. I. Dawson. 12. Elmer J. Noosi. 13. K. K Roy. 14. John R. Barr. 15. John W. Sehrotenboer 16. Douglos L. James. 17. Robert t. Rcller. 18. Russ lewis. 19. Ron Brockett. 20. Kent Seaton. 21. Gory Fronk. 22. David Pols 23. George Dupree. 24. Frank Jones. 25. Michael Hitch. 26. Joe S«emer. 27. Steve Ottenbrelt. 181 asme's college chapter takes annual inspection trip American Society of Mechanical Engineering - 1 Mike Miller. 2. Harold Honion. 3. Denni Nittchke. 4. Tom Corter. 5. Pete Mae-Forlone. 6. Williom Kohl. 7. Greg Cunniff. 8. Terronce Mikkelion. 9. Michoel Zeitner. 10. Rick John on. 11. Andrew Solori. 12. Ooniel Bakken. 13. Rick Wilmont. 14. Ron Mohlum. 15. William Craighill. 16. Prejident Thomo Poplintki. 17. Clair Tempero. 18. 18. Rick Havunen. 19. James Scoville. 20. Andrew Spurlock. 21. Charlc McCoy. 22. Don Prill. 23. Jerry Malkuch. 24. William Sroffes. 25. los Mouws. American Society of Civil Engineer I. William Fullerton 2. Jon Meyer. 3. Ron Riley. 4. Pre ident Reed Andersen. 5. Gordon Klofstod. 6. Ramey Rognc . 7. Ron Torgcrton. 8. Glenn Brewer. 9. Dale Paulion. 10. Tom Sage. 11. Rick Cole. 12. Dale Cunnington. 13. Bob Lor on. 14. Tom Hedge . 15. Clarence Scgboer. 16. Gordon Finney. 17. Robert Keye . 18. lorry Lind. 19. Carl Swan-von 20. Walter Butler. 21. Lawrence Neal. asce sponsors slide rule course in the fall 182 J Pi Too Sigma — 1. Terrance Mikkelson. 2. Clair Tempero. 3. Bruce Strisse). 4. Andrew SoJori. 5. Richard Wilmont. 6. Tom Carter. 7. President Greg Cuniff. 8. Chorles McCoy. 9. Tom Pcplmski. 10. Harvey Bos. 11. Tom Hanson. 12. Richord Havenun. 13. Ron Mahlum. 14. Gory Pickens. 15. Bill Kohl. 16. Andrew Spur lock. 17. Dan Bakkcn. 18. Pete MocFor-lone. 19. Dennis Nitschke. pi tau sigma coordinates activities for mechanical engineers tau beta pi represents all engineers Too Beta Pi — I. Robert Spannuth. 2. , hemo. 3. N-ck Mosteiro. 4. John levcjque. 5. Leonard Johnson. 6. Jon 'poyer 7. Darryl Hess. 8. President John Berg 9. Glenn Brewer. 10. John Bo,f- 11. Margaret Hofackcr. 12. Ter-,®nc Wikkelson. 13. Greg Reichert. ' ■ B,ll Hanson. 15. Dav.d Hess. 16. Cole. 17. Ed Hondl. 18. Tom go- 19. Ramey Rogness. 20. Greg Cwnn.ff. 21. Sam Verona. 183 Geology Club — 1. Bob Schultz. 2. Fred Spicker. 3. John Montagne, Advisor. 4. Bob Boiloy. 5. Bob Hinmon. 6. Tom Gill. 7. Gory Bergman. 8. Don Youngbauer, V. President. 9. Jerry Nelson. President. 10. Gory Judkins. 11. Gary Schneider. 12. Steve Sch-mooch. geology club provides outlet for student ideas phi upsilon omicron sends ambassadors to home ec. departments Phi Upsilon Omicron — 1. Potty Kelley. 2. Jonet , Hammer, Secretory. 3. Mary Icrr.m 4. Linda Danielson. 5. Nancy Davis. 6. Poulo Schiltz. 7. Sondy Franscn. 8. louroine Miller. 9. Paula Odcgard, Candle Editor. 10. Laurel Jonke, V. President. 11. Ruth Osborn, Advisor. 12. Clore Fink, Advisor. 13. Evelyn McCormick, Advisor. 14 Robertta Wolf. 15. Carol Hocker. 16. Nancy Horsfall. 17. Twila Bassett. 18. Jeon Park, sub Work Chairman. 19. Jane Bcrberef. 20. Cheryl Boender. 21. Diano Wolchosky. 184 home ec. club officially becomes ahea AHEA — 1. Sandy Franseo, Treasurer. 2. Jackie Lecher. 3. Gloria Serr, Ways and Means. 4. Elaine Woodhousc. 5. Party Kelly. 6. Pom Waif. 7. Charlo Moki. 8. Jane Berberet. 9. Suzanne Bushilla. 10. Linda Danielson, President. 11. Paula Orcgord, Secretory. 12. Nancy Davis. 13. Paulo Shilrx. 14. Jonet Hammer, V. President. 15. Kathy Bushman. 16. Twillo Bassett. 17. Marsha Grey, Historian. 18. Lucetro Rath. 19. Pricillo Konrvan. 20. Morilyn McClintic, Parliamentarian. 21. Donna Pot. tee. 22. Glenrvo Hewitt. 23. Dreo DeFour. 24. Linda Noble. 25. Maureen Olson, Frosh Rep. 26. Lyla Tom-sheck. 27. Jeon Pork. 28. Laura Dreyer. 29. Diana Wolchcssky. 30 Jean Johnson. 31. Sandy Dorkenwald. 32. Dr. Clark Swain. 33. Mrs. Ann Stagg, Advisor. 34. Patsy Hill. 35. Koren Paulson. 36. Laurel Jonke, Store Historian. 185 indian club re-established on campus Indian Club — Row On : Avis Th-eo irons; Colleen OldElk; Myrno Night-shoot; Wando Small; Atene Baird; Elaine Gilhom, Secretary • Treasurer. Row Two: Dale Oldhorn; Dennis Sun Rhodes, V. President; Dwight Youpec; Don Voyich, Advisor; Bill Stops,- Randy Pevei; Coey Realbird; Robert Kingfisher, President. industrial arts club sponsors industrial trips to Seattle Industrial Arts Club — 1. Doug Batson. 2. Riehord Bollard. 3. William Dorter. 4. Pete Johnson. 5. Robert MacDonald. 6. Victor B. lyon: 7. Francis Sprinkle. 8. Al Chamberlin 9. Sam Wogner. 10. Keith Collison. 11. Mike Kennedy. 12. George Poston. 13. Barry Lee. 14. John Ellingsons. 186 international club sponsors international bazaar ntzrnational Club — Row On : Humberto Sanchez, Foruq Khalifa, reaturer, Samuel A Noteem. Preiident; Mokram G. Daoud, V. fetidenr,- Yunui M. Mondli, Social Chairman. Row Two: Itmoil fowkhadro; Ruth Huggenberger.- Nino Wooddell; Mary Quintero; eve Delorme. Row Three: Norn K Kim; Ravindro Reddy; Romo Rcddy; Mut.h Sweilcm; Emmanuel Quintero. 187 Koppo Koppo Psi and Tou Beto Sigmo —- I. Dennis Dell. 2. Solly Gertzen. 3. Bob Gobbs. 4. Janet Matson. 5. Sheila Robbins. 6. Sandra Hanson. 7. lorry Smith. 8. Barbara Myrick. 9. Dennis Bacon. 10. Chock Ccmpano. 11. Potty Ocepek. 12. Dione Keller. 13. Dove Nielsen. 14. Shirley Thurber. 15 Jorr.es Band. 16. Suzanne Curdy. 17 Terry Pyfer. 18. Doug loDuke. 19. Don Nofus. 20. John Whitesitf. 21. John Hclzer. 22. Ed Sedivcy. kappa kappa psi and tau beta sigma honor band members all musicians eligible for mu sigma alpha Mu Sigma Alpha — I. lynne Melvin. 2. Deanna Kopptie. 3. Mane Compton. 4 Barbara Myrick. 5. Lois Read. 6. Jo Sin-nemo. 7. Jone Bing. 8. Dede Dunn. 9. Jonet lien. 10. Fred Nebel. 11. Alice Hollensteiner. 12. Dennis Dell. 13. Sandro Hanson 14. Ruth Gumprechf. 15. Sponsor lorry Sowell. 16. Sheila Robbins. 17. Vicki Holmes. 18. Mike McNeil. 19. Oione Keller. 20. Dennis Bacon. 21. Carol Collier. 22. Roxone Burnham. 23. John Helzer. 24. Anne Grotbo. 25. Tom Grayson. 26. Patty Ocepek. 27. James Bond. 28. David VanDyken. 29. Linda Gibson. 188 Assorioted Worntn Students — 1. Patty Burns. 2. Diane Robbins. 3. Mary lemm. 4. Joonne Fueschmon. 5. Paula Koenig, 6. Barbara McCurdy. 7. Foyc Hansen. 8. Kay Riedel. 9. lione M.ounloin. 10. Linda Pedersen. 11. President Sunny Ray Sondo. 12. Helen Hortsell. aws represents all women students association of nursing students represents off campus nurses 189 msna introduces nurses into profession Montana Slot Nurses A v otion — I. Sown Zitilsperger. 2. Lynne Westbrook. 3. Mary Lynn McIntosh. 4. Karen Hoof. 5. Mary Ellen Gliko. 6. Jackie Fellows. 7. Vickie Rasmessen. Resident Advisors — 1. Marilyn McClintic. 2. Gini Nelson. 3. Joon Malcsich. 4. Darlene Furon. 5. Yvonne Chinn. 6. Wendy Boms. 7. Carol Engle. 8. Rosemory Felsery. 9. Morey Scully. 10. Judy Goodole. II. Paulette Mayberry. 12. Paula Schiltz. 13. Marcia Prather. 14. Sherrol Arthan. 15. Sue Sage. 16. Sharon Russell. 17. Kathy lesmeisfer. 18. Gini Hill. 19. Emma Shook. 20. Sandy Fransen. 21. Carolyn Steiner. 22. Vicky Ashley. 23. Denise Clox-ton. 24. Amy Buchanan. 25. Cheryl Keyser. ra's guide girls 190 mra represents dorm men mra M n't Residence Association—Hedges and Roskle— I. Eric Wheeler. 2. Darrell Johnson. 3. Ralph Ras-muson. 4. Edward William Starke III. 5. Dave lankutis. 6. Mork O. Tidwell. 7. Keith Wortman. 8. Brad Palmer. 9. Jim Howard. 10. Joe D. Erickson. II. Kyle Patrick. 12. Don Fenbert. 13. Rus Erickson. 14. Frank loiorewic . 15. Marc Flaherty. 16. Danny McQuinn. J 192 mra tn 1 Residence Alto.: longford, Mullen, Culbertson — I. °r,7 Sanders. 2. Mark Ron. 3. Lorry Thompson. 4. Richard ® r9er 5. Albert Borum. 6. Roger lyoll. 7. G. Scott Lockwood • Dennis Keller III. 9. Jerry Schaefer. 10. David Dobrowtki. Dennis Womslcy. 193 hr's male counterpart of ra's Head Retidenis — 1. Jim Roil. 2. Roger Stewort 3 Mart Oisson. 4. Geoff Gibbs. 5. Gory Stewart. 6. Sieve Tronnes. 7. Mickey Bailey. 8. Tom Soge. 9. Greg Smith. 10. Deryk Ziegler. 11. John leimeiner. 12. Dean Hendrickson. 13. Vern Hendrickion. 14. Alan Sommcrfeld. 15. Lowell B cklc. 16. Bob Berrion. 17. Gene Woodward. 18. Ron Torgerson. 19. Croig Harlcn. 20. Roger Waldow. 21. Rod Pfible. 22. John Kloino 23. Glenn Brower. 24. Dove Burton. 25. Rick Beck. 26. 8ob Rivinogo. 27. Jim MocKoy. 28. Tim Phillips. 29. Kelly Addy. 30. Roger Fincher. 31. Rick Cole. M Club — 1. Fronk Shone, President. 2. Glenn I Burgher 3 Andy Morion, Adviser. 4. Jock Elmore, V. President. 5. Jerry Rohn, Sergeant of Arms. 6. Bill Noth. 7. Worren Fisher. 8. Walley Duncan. 9. Rick Tuotr, Secretary. 10. Eric Wheeler. 11. Cosey l« r. 194 m club sponsors buck night paracafs find fun in falling 195 Rodeo Club — Row Ono: Jim Gottlob. Kenneth Schilling; Nino Wooddell; Karen Haug; Karen Pederson; Morilynn Harmon,- Nancy Eckert; Carlo McNeil; Mary Potter; Morgo Nowlin. Row Two: John Ellison; Tony Nove; Hardee Clark. Rick Bisckoff. Joy Horvey; Ken Dawson. Jock Davit; David Houg; Roy Henderson. Row Three: Sonay Petermonn; Robert Scholl; Frank Mason. Jr.; Chorles Groveley; William McCulloch; Dave Sandon.- Harold Anderson; Roy lich; Bruce Dovij; Mon Beth Meyer s Row Four: Jon Kirscher.- Lynn Miller Pot Kmnoman; John Creemley; Norman Ponoiuk; Rick Beck; Jim Ellisom. Gregg Carlson; Keri Floten; G scla Schneider; Denise Oxford. rodeo club sponsors rodeo Rodeo Club — Row One: Daryl Reed; Steve Srickney; J. A Perry ll; Jock Murnion; Vic Garber; Jim DoCock; Dove Hanson; Terry DeCock; J. T. Holland: Robert Anderson. Row Two: Pete Gonn; lisa Forsell; Wanda Small; Joy Nelson; Marcia Foster; Kay Morphy; Kothy Hughes.- Martha Armitoge; Ross Twedt; Terry Nesbit; Rick Johnson.- Macque Davidson Korche lampmen; Debbie Deemler. Row Three: Nancy Durgan; John Pulasky; Carol Zook; David Brdchvky; Richard Smitt; Garland Show. Harold Sant; John Koonti; Beef Soger; Anne Allot; Vicke Solberg; T. J. Stephens. Peggy Johnson. 196 flying bobcats teach flying Flying Bobcats — 1, Joe Hansen. 2. Glenn Hogleldt. 3. Dave Foremen. 4 Wayne lonon. 5. Chuck Morjh. 6. Janice Moot. 7. Charley Bowman, Adviser. 8. Dan Polcrto. 9. Pick Johnvon. 10. Eric S. Graham. H. Rod McKenzie. 2. John Billquist. 13. N.ck Gaglio. 14. Gary I. Perettini. 15. John Deovers. 16. Bill Bates. 17. Bob larton. 18. Richard Barber. 19. George Myrick. 20. Joy Vormulm. 197 taekwon-do club furthers interest in karate Tockwon Oo Club — Row One: Eric Jeglun; John Cox; Bob Hcord; Jim Solbcrg,- Mike Blume; Terry Nybo. Row Two: Claude Eberle. Scon Richler; Wolr Schaff; Harry Towne ; Nam K. Kim; Pete William ; Joan Poulbeck; S eve Oitenbreit. Row Three: R.chard Thayer; Carlo Alberro Felle?; Roy Hall; Jerry Glonrz; Denni Kern; Cho Ken Dockhorn; Terry Dovit; Elwood Saari; Joe Hansen 198 wsa represents women's sports Women's Sports Asso. — 1 Noncy Eckert. AWS Rep. 2. Gwen Elings, Treasurer. 3. Kathy Dugan, Basketball Mgr. A. Undo Hunt, Gymnostics Mgr. 5. Linda Baurdet. Student Senate Rep. 6. Mary Ann Mul-tally. Swimming Mgr. 7. Cheryl Abloncxy, Softball Mgr. 8. Jo Ann Secverson, Volleyball Mgr. 9. Janet Boyd, President. 10. Barb Kroll, Secretory. 11. Dona Ellwcm. V President. mun hosts high school regional Wodtl United Nations — I. Pat He , nnV oo Sondo. 3. Allan Roc . Tom Reynolds. 5. Rosalie Hoffn o. Sue Kneoler 7. Rick Johnson SuHivon. 9. laurel Jcnkc. u’ c ,| 5f- II. Betty Thompson. Wor9,er Spelman. 13. Val Mille iNrn.n s-r.vr 199 ffa sponsors leadership conference Future Former of America — Row One: Jomev Krouie; Lowell B'cklc; Lorry lakner,- Larry Watt; Ralph Clark; Ed William ; Richord Trees; Keith Stevenson; Rod Clark; Leon Mitmlne. Row Two: Or. Max Anberson; Larry Anderson; Joe DeStoffony; Martin Vennes; Charles McGregor; Darold Anderson; Garey FritZ; Normon Panasuk; Gory Hewitt; H. E. Rodeberg, Advisor. Row Three: Glencon Bohr; Roger Baker; Jim Wickens; John Bliss; Gary Romness.- Jim Dolan; Tim Schoff; Tom Lethcrt; Bill Jimmerjon; Mott J. Antonich. 200 living groups greeks....................201 dorms.....................243 seniors...................311 201 k. interfraternity council Greeks . . . Fraternities . . . Sororities . . . What are they? What do they do? What do they mean? Often a subject of controversy on this campus, Greeks across the nation are gradually going under. What is the reason for this? Some people think the Greek system to be archaic. They say that the rituals are remnants of the Medieval Ages. Another reason is that students are becoming more independent. They hold the an- cient belief that Greeks require their members to conform to the college image. They look at the all-Greek organization, Les Buffons, and see nothing but party boys. This is half true, the Greeks could have chosen a better group to represent them. IFC — Above, Row One: Bill Jonc . Don Hogclond. Chuck Hommond. Bob Qwinn. Cod Prinzing Row Two: Greg Lilly. Dennii S ebel 202 However, if you talk to any greeks they'll tell you completely different. Greeks are proud to say that they have been the controlling influence in student government for many years. They will impress upon you the many worthy civic projects and fund raising drives that they participate in. Greek brotherhood is supposedly one of the major attributes of Greek life. Greeks will tell you of the great social opportunities available. But like many controversial subjects, the value of the Greek system will depend on whether you talk to a Greek or an independent. Pon-Hell — Top Picture, Row Ono: Janet Neuberg. Sharon Steppler. Short Knoa-ler, Ann Chamberlin. Row Two: Karen Stephens, Karen Miller. Adele Evons, Sheri Ballard. Bottom Picture, loft to Right: Potty Kelly, Kothi Stevens Joanne Fucschmon, Ella Mae Cain. Imdo Johnson. Pom Stevens, lindo livers, Betty Vanofto, Dario Nons©!. 203 alpha gamma delta Apostel, Marcia Ashenhurst, Connie Bauman, Connie Belden, Ginny Bcrcovich, Elaine Boulware, Jimi Lou 8r©acbrooks, Undo Browner, Oione Browning, Barb Bruce, Barb Ccrvenko, Reno Clork, lorno Darons, Undo Oern, Koy Doney, Dione Oormaier, Dee Dornell, Stephanie Dorran, Terry Fredrickson. Donna Furlong. Sandro Gonkoski, Wilma Gemmel, Corlene Gronning, Sharon Han. Rene Hanson, Fay Hotter, Lynn Hockobo, Kathy Hughes, Linda Irion, Cherryl Jolley, Laura Kapptre, Deanna Keyser, Cheryl Kirscher, Jan Kirseher, Marie Krajocich, Beity Livers, Linda Motheson. Sandy Mattocks, Linda Moxie, Margaret McCordy, Barb McGmley. Mary Jane Metcalf, ladonna Mikkelson. Linda 204 Nielsen, Birgit Olsen, Jon Pannell, Mary a ta I'm the Alpha Gam Man, Dave Robertson (above), and I'd like to say this about the AGD s. This year the girls really pulled together as was shown by winning first in the snow sculptures. Not an easy task but one done with high spirits. By participating in the March of Dimes and a drive for the Cerebral Palsy Association they demonstrated that sororities are not all self-centered. The girls are always willing to go on a rip and they prove to be a lot of fun. I found that only ten per cent of the girls stay home on weekends and that even these keep their rooms clean. Pettt . Joon Qwin, Debi Reeder. Jill Rose berry, Ann Rosholt, Peg Solsbury, louett Sounders. Soro Schroeder. Samantha Secor, Vickie Sherwood, Nicky Smith. Delight Smith. Zeldo Sorrensen, Diane Strause. Marilyn Sommcrfield. Corol Tiegen, Nancy Vanotto. Betty Van Da veer. Linda Wegner. Potsy Weintz, l.ndo Wholcn. Peggy 205 alpha omicron pi Ablcr.eiy, Cheryl Scwghn, Pom Bovghn. Sandy frourcev Lmda Brondr. Peg Bruckner. Joan Butko, Pot Clork, Oonno Cooper. Debbie Crou. Donno Crouch, Alice Crowley. Terry DeCoue. Michelle Drummond. Jeon Fuchi. Debbie Flint. Barbara Goodole, Judy Gordon, Roxie Hocelton. Ann Herzlet. Lmda H.ll, Judy 206 Did you go to the AOPi Winter Party last night? AOPi? There were so many SAE's there I thought it was their party. — Well, just because the AOPi s had the number one girls volleyball team and were in the top two for girls basketball doesn't mean they re all jocks. — Really! — Yeah, one of their sisters was Homecoming Queen and another made Ski Queen. — Yeah, but how about their snow sculpture? — You can t win em all. — Didn't they take first with their Homecoming Float though? - Yeah, they did. They had a philanthropic drive for Retarded Children, too! — What's this I hear about their Pot Parties? — Oh, they aren't what the name implies. They're just real good times. — No grass, huh. — Nope, just fun. — They have some good looking girls in the house don't they? — Sure, just ask them. A lot of them are stereotyped though. - I was wondering about all the short hair and black sweaters. It must be a prerequisite. — No, you just have to think you're an above average girl. a o n Hoog. Nancy Holgote. Penny Hoxey, Sherry Hyggenburgcr. Ruth Jockson, Linda Jonssen, Sue Johnson, Solly Kegol, Arlene LoFord, Lyndo LeSoge, Jydy lien, Joner Ifteck, Carolyn Marble, France MacIntyre, Kathy Martin, Jean Milch, Linda Miller, Jean Morris, Nancy Nash, Kathy Neoberg, Janet Nottingham, Peg Pattee, Shoron Perissini. Vicki Pesonti, Susan Popiel, Soson Price. Linda Price. Vickie Prichard, Kristin Reed, Sandy Reid. Shelly Rice, Bcv Richordson. Kathy Rogers, Susan Rose, Karen Rummel, Sue St. Cyr, Lynn J 207 ao n Scheel. Potty Sederholm, Chris Sieverson, Joonn Smiley, Sherry Stonlcy, Gmger Stevens, Tino Steppler, Shoron Swindle, Ann Tuss, So son Vincelette, Arlene Wills. Cindy Wood word, Nancy 208 An exciting year was promised by Fall Quarter President Adele Evans when she said, “This is going to be an exciting year.'' But the Chi O House was alternately plagued by sollypsism and the common cold which tended to detract from the exciting year. Excitement flared but abated when the gals arose in righteous indignation at the image of the socially-oriented sorority-house girl. Any house with the Sig Ep Queen, Pi Kap Dream Girl, Little I Queen, and the Pie Eating Champ can't be all bad. chi omega Alle . Jo Ann Anglin, Sherry Anderion, Corol Anderton, Delio Anderion, Penny Belief, loyno Bodley. Pot Bornhom, Roxie Boyer, lindo Brown, Borb Capp. Ethel Chriitenot. Judy Coomb . Edie Crvmboker. Betty Du Bo. , Mory Doletich, Anne Erickion, Carlo Evon , Adell F.tzgerold, Kothy Fletcher. Sue Fowler, lindo I 209 Fueshmonn, Joonne Funk, Debbie Goble, Kathy Gates, Cheryl Gauer, Donna Gibson, lindo Goedccke, Sue Gray, Wary Ann Hoglund, Pom Horris, Jamie Hexon, Susie Hulst, Sandy Howells, Barb Huffine, Jane Huffinc, Terry Jacobsen, Margie Jenni. Carol Johnson, Carlo Johnson, Judy Johnson, loraine Johnson, Mary Francis Krueger, Undo Kuhr, Vickie Lee, louro lindeberg, Kathy linfield, Kathy Linnane, Vicki McGlynn, Kay Ann McRae, Cathy Moll, Paulo Orleman, Barb Petersen, Connie Pool, Jean Porro, Mary Ann Cartcc, Mary Beth Reinemer, Connie Roberts, 8onnie Rorvick, Janis Sabo, Janet Sas, Karen Schultz, Goil Shirley, Susan Shortridge, Judy Staub, Pom Strobel, Janet Sweet. Judy Temple, Kathy Townsend, Brenda Tracy, Mary Lou Tuomi.Jean Tuomi, Joy Tuss, Bonnie Vaster, Claudia Vickrey, Vickie Vihincn, Jan W.gol, Sue Williams, Jonet 210 delta gamma Brook , Avice Corlton, Ann Choovef, Carol Collmt, Coil Cooper, Pam Curdy. Suzane Curron, Karen Cutting, Kitty Doveaport, Suvon Demon. Barb Dugg� , Alice Fagreliu , Linda Fellow . Jackie Fi her, Carol Gollaher, Sue Holley, lindo Honton. Sonia Hortsell. Helen Hildreth, Bernice Hofacker. Suion Irving, Mory Flo Jackion, Julie Johnion. Lindo Kamhoot, Karen Keeblcr, Connie leor, Sheilo Lmdeberg, Jeon Morih, Condy DG Anchor Man, Chip Roberts (left) . . . Anchor Clanker Ball . . . we must have studied Fall Quarter ... a conspiracy in AWS . . . 'These windows are perfect for serenades, we should have more of them'' . . . Art projects: It's beautiful, but what is it? . .. Who's Who . . . Kappa Sig's Stardust Girl ... a Christmas tree trim with the Sig Eps ... a taller basketball team than the Bobcats ... a man called, will call back, but when? .. . Who's up in front of Standards Board? . . . meeting of the Dateless Wonders-8pm, Saturday night... Lambda Chi Pledge Princess .. . Flaming Mamie . . . Someone is using the padded wall for a Peter Sellers tantrum . . . President of Pan Hellenic . . . How are you going to explain that to your mother? ... Arthun, Ellen Bailey, Lynn Bolzhiter, loi Boyd. Pam I 211 McVoy, Moriho Menghini. Jon Merritt, Darlene Montgomery, Heather Morelond, Sharon Noyematsu, Susan Noih, Either N'aniel, Dorlo Ostcndorf, Karen Parker, Diane Petcrien, Jean Phillipi, Kathy Pollard, Cathy Riedel, Kay Robbing Diane Ro� s, Mary Jane Sando, Sonny Scaleie, Shirley Schatz, Ellen Seronick, Kathy Shepard, Lynda Smith, Sandi Smollock, Janet Sfaigmiller, Judy Stcvcni, Kathi Sollivon, C ndy Theii, Pam Tooke, Poftie Vick, Caro|yn Wagner, Linda Walker, Robin Wallin, Linda Walls, Roma Weil, Carolyn Wood, Blanch Young, Nancy 212 Andcivon, Jon Andervon. Linda Atchivon, Rita kappa delta The first year in their new house . . . most unused phone line on campus . . . studying on Saturday night ... a new rush program. . . . Are you expecting a . . . phone call? . . . Gee, I lost one-and-a-half pounds! . . . philanthropic contributors . . . early morning face-creamed horrors ... a new mascot . . . Are you in that house? . . . nighttime beauties . . . Sophomores falling: in love, in the wastebasket, and down the stairs . . . bright green coats . .: MSU Chorale . . . Sure is a long walk . . . Who's Who . . . Man called, no message. Bleagh ... Dear Abby ... All American rifle shooter ... a nice housemother . . . Spurs . . . sexiest girls... in excelsis ... Berner. Peggy Brownlee, Gayle Bukcr, Roxanne Bum . Potty Cain, Ella Mae Carey, Connie Curnow, Catho Daly, Vickie Edmond, Krittic Hanet, Janet Hanton. Jan Holme , Vicki Huttod, Cindy Irwine, Sheilo Johnion. Cheryl Koenig, Paulo Kovich, Kri lowin. Evelyn lozono, Linda Lee, lindo McFodgen, Laurie 213 Migill, Sandy Newell, Carrie Orcutt, Linda Otte, Linda Patti van, Cheryl Pope, Carol Ringo, Kris Root, Loretta Ryersan, Donna Skinner, Linda Stevens, Karen Stokes, Sue Stroup, Sandy Von Horn, Mary Warren, Joann Whitson. Nancy 214 Rothbone, Sue Allen, Bonnie Alverson, Jone Barfnecht, Koy Barsr.ets, Koy Beck, Louisrr Beck. Nancy Bloke, Mory Budge. Brendo Chilton, Maureen Christenson, Ronno Clark, 8ecky Doley, Carol D Hooge, Pom Duggan, Pom Fish, Sherri Fisher, Susie Friedrick. Jill Fredrick, Koren Griffin, Kathy Groifield, Mary Hanson, Gretchen Harrington, Moggie Horrify, Pot Hcos, JoAnn Hendershoff, Cossie Holecomp. Mary Beth Hosley, Pot Johnson, Koy Johnson, Morcio Kaercher, Diane Keefe, Penny Kelley. Patty Kelley. Nancy Kiesling, Donn.e Kober, Vonie Larsen. Jon Leavitt, Linda Lee, Ann lemm, ALary loucks, Rita luckey, Cheryl MacDonald, ALartho Molmberg, Mario Martinson, Kothy McDede, Nancy Meadows, Sally Mountain, lione Munro. Marty Ness, leAnn Oaos, Kris O'Connell, Connie Oviotf, Eloise Panned,Joan Phillips, Evie Phillips, Pat Pritchord, Wendy Pugh. Connie 215 Rhodes, Cheryl Rit� er, Judy Rcdcnburg, Gail Rorvig, Sandro Rugtvcdr, ledo Sabo, Jeanie Schrammeck, Marcia Settle, Sue Show, Adtey Skcorer, Joanna Stebbins. Jane Stephens, Pam Stevens, Arlene Stevenson, Carla Stevenson, Susie Theroux, Jeonnie Walker, Candy We over, Jody Weaver, Nancy Wester, Marilyn Wood, Laurie Due to their high interest in GPAism, the Pi Phis enjoyed a full social schedule Winter Quarter which included a Sunday afternoon hatting of the King of the Hill, Neil Stack (upper right). Also high on their social schedule was their invitation to the DG Winter Party. The Pi Phis were proud to have many of the fraternities’ queens, and to have the National College Queen from Montana as their sisters. n B 0 216 Anderson, lorry Beardsley, Jim Bennett. Gene alpha gamma rho Welcome to Marlboro Country. Do flowers grow best on hard, dry soil because they are uncomfortable? How many beeves can I raise on this land? What's the protein content of this grain? Sure I've been branding before. Yeah, Acme boots are for dudes. Misleading as it is AGR's do talk about things other than agriculture and cowboys. In Winter Quarter they go so far as to choose a Pink Rose Sweetheart, Peggy Edie (above). Some of their brothers are even on the Debate team and Student Senate. But most of them prefer the Judging team. Little I, Rodeo Club, and Ag Club. Aggies though they may be, they participate in intramurals, community service projects, serenades, and dorm busts. Through these and other vital activities, AGR men enlarged their egos, tempered their minds, and broadened the south forty. Bratsky, leo Clompcr. Jottn DeYong,Ron Emond. Boyd Emond. Lloyd Flodstol. Dennis Fletcher, Allen Foster. Eldon Fredrickson. Monty Gabel. le� oy Gannon. Jim Hall, Terry Henderson, Rick Hewitt, Gory Hoff, Ivon Imon, J.R. Jimmerson. Gory Jimmerson, William Karls. Roy Keil, Bruce Kennedy, Joe 217 Kronebusch, Paul Laidlaw, Bob Larsen, James louden, Allan louden, Ben MacKoy, James McIntosh, John Montgomery, Mike Morgan. Dennis Oraw. Calvin Perkins, Doan Picard, Dan Prinkke, Ron Quinn, Bob Rossmussen, Curt Reddig, Weldon Robinson. Dennis Romo, Ken Ross, Corbin Simon sen, Larry Smith, Doug Stepper. Harold Tacke, Jim Wcmboke. Pete Weinheimer, Ken Wentz, Donald Wolfe, Tom 218 Ausk, James Soil, Bob Boles. Mike Caught in the terminal stages of post-adolescent identity crises, the Delta Sigma Phi house attempts its movement once again toward recovery. Efforts for positive steps from the fetters of apathy have been suggested, and even attempted by what some term the conservative element of the house. Always ones to liken to athletics, this may again prove to be their uprising. Their Winter party, The Carnation Ball, proved again to be good times for all the brothers. At this formal they crowned their Carnation Girl, Jimi Lou Boulware (above). Their pinning ceremonies are still enough to deter any Delta Sig from getting pinned. The Delta Sig house still retains the ultimate answer to the problem of existential reentry. In other words, things are more like they are now than they have ever been before or since. Chester, Doug Clark, Dole Coburn. Ddle Gallup. Jockson Goer . Richard Grammens. Ron Moreland, Jack Hyde. Doug Jamie von, Dovg Killorn. Randy Kunkel, Ed Kunkel, Frank loidholt, Deane lowmon, Bennie Luck, Rick McClurg. Mike McReynoldt, Dan Miller. Rod delta sigma phi 219 Milesnick, Ted Milesnick, Tom Nelson, Eric Nicholes, Mike Nugent, Terry Olson, Tom Ostenberg, Herb Poircr, Joe Porker, Doug Pederson, Lcs Slayton, Ron Schmidt, Roy Stein, Pete Stevens, Stanley Toth, Joe Walton, Bill Weaver, James W.nchell, John AXO Albert, Sorry Anc'erson, Roger Andrew, Dennis Bailey, John Borrows, Keith Blonkcohorn, Charley Bohnc, Bryce Booth, Jim Bryner. Bob Brown, Norm 8ossinger, lorry Cheatham, Dole Coghlon, Mike Crowdcy, Gory Cymmlngs, 8ob Danzer, Dona Donzer, Mike Davids, Ron Elliott, Gory Emery, Mike Fox, Terry Friedrich, Bob Fries, Mork Froit, Terry Germonn, Dove Glodowski, David Gost, Bob Grohom. Gerald Hoofer, Hal Honien, loo Hesv, Dove Hines. Tom Holiberger, John Keough, Joe Krcsling, Roger Klotr, Dave Krause, Jim lombdin, Dewey lutz, Doug Meldahl, Mike Rogue, Ron Ruffofo, Steve Secb, Jim Strieker. Allan Sundell, Drew Sunsted, Rodney Swenson, Chuck Vollmer, Gary Walstead. John Wamsley, Dennis Yerigan, Randy Zeifner, Randy Zier, Dick This is Kappa Sigma, house of a thousand surprises . . . house of wondrous diversity! Sing, O Muse, of its glory . . . O God of Greeks a kiss on your lucious left toe for its unimaginable perfection. Kappa Sigma, haven from the hustle-bustle of the hurly-burly world. House where the officers may step directly from the shower to the meeting floor . . . House of the Stardust Girl, Diane Robbins (above) . . . House of the charity drives . . . House of scrambled pledges . . • House of contented actives .. . House of dorm busts . . . House of plans for a new house . • • House of intramurals . . . House of God . • • Kappa Sigma, your loyal siblings salute you! 222 lambda chi alpha Aiken, Kim Andcfjon, Jerome Baker, Gene Ballord. Floyd Bolzoriol, Steve Boxter, Bob Blythe, Bob Brown. Bob Brown, Gory Burn , Dave Carter, David Dean, Warren Denn, Sig Garcia, Lyle Henley. John Hicki, Steven 223 Hoover, Tom Hofacker, Mike Jesicko, Jerry Jorgemen, Colvin Kendrick, Dove Kerin, Rick Lowlor, Mike Morguomc, Alon Myhro. Terry Printing, Gory Robert , Chip Robin on, Robert Shoqoitt, Ron Sorensen. Orion Srokke. Chorlc Thomas, Dove Wolker, Daniel Weber, John A X A — What's your name, what's your major, and do you intend to make Phi Eta Sigma? — I, uh . . . —-Do you play the guitar, do you know our Crescent Girl, Michelle DeCosse (upper right)? — Well, I'm only a freshman and ... — Have you been to a foreign campus or ever hit the road? — I don't think my mother would ... — How about extra-curricular activities, do you write for the Exponent? — I've got such a heavy load this quarter that I'm not sure ... — Are you a member of any varsity team? — No. — Why don't you come in and meet some of the brothers? — 224 Berg. Rick 8olstod, Jon Brown, Erik Cormier, Jerry Fisher. Bruce Gorctynjki, Tom Hessclschwcrdt, Mark Holos, Marvin Kelly. Mike Johnson, Gordon Mosher, Bi(J Mclachlan. John McManus, Doug Morton, Tony Newhall, Robert Omundson. Jerry Prugh, Dick Roll, Duane Smith, Gaylord Spranger, Doug Sproatt, John Ssraich, Bill Tadewaldt, Art Thomos, Terrell Tuskind, Ron Wotts, Bill 225 The Phil Delts astounded the MSU campus this year by going active with their National. Being the youngest house on the hill, the Phi Delts have had a hard time in growing, but their Ski team is making good progress both in varsity competition and intramurals. To summarize, the Phi Delt s future lies ahead of them. O A © phi sigma kappa Led by a Hard Core whose virility and very existence were often questioned, the brothers of Phi Sigma Kappa threshed their way through another eventful year. Following closely the near success of their brothers on the gridiron, their hopes for basketball were realized as their team proved to be number one. The Phi Sigs were pleased to discover that their Grand Officers were both amiable and generous in awarding them the Outstanding Chapter Award for their district. Spurred on by their Moonlight Girl, Cassie Hendershot (above), they did well in scholarship having members in Phi Eta Sigma and two Septemviri. Through all this the Phi Sigs managed to have weekend excursions to their Yard Party, the ski hill, the keg, their Winter Party, the woodsies, back to the keg, the Moonlight Ball, and the Old Folks Home. Addy. Kelly Anderton, Roy Bccon, John Bordiley, Scott Brail ws, Tom Brunner, Rod Calloghan, Ray Carter. Ted Carter, Tom CheetSam. John Dclopp. Bill Orga, Fred Fuke, Tom Fitzgerold. Ron Foveliong, Mark French, William Greenup, Jim Gundenon. Bob Holworion, Ron Hanien. Joe Horte. Dick Heckford, Don Heinrich, Jock Holier. Tom Howard, Mike Johnicn. Darrell Johnson, Gary Kelly. Chuck Klock. Horry lillegord, Jim Lockwood. Rob lowney. John 227 Madsen. Bill McDonald, Jim McGowan, John Mullendorc. Bob Mullendore, Dan Myers, John Nelson, Steve Norris, William Offcroal. Ramsey Poulton, Lawrence Pearson, Alan Praff, Alan Pnbyl, Randy Propp, lorry Rigg, Rick Sakai, Joy Schoff. Tim Schenck. Melvin Schweitzer, Darwin Slushcr, Dan Smith, David Smith. Gregory Stack, Neil Stevenson, John Sorbet, Gene Thompson, John Twedt, Jim Uhlrich, Ray Von Winkle, lorry Wolke, Mike Weist, lyle Welker, Jim Wilson, Alan Wingert, Ron Wood, George 228 V. Anderson. Roger Aure, Dave Boss, Bruce Benci, John Biair, Scott Blank. Dale Bloskovich, Mike Boner. Harvey Boschee. Robert Burlingame, Claude Coore, Howard Culp, Woyne Davis, Tom D.ener, Greg Dillon, lorry DuPuis, louis Edquist, Charles Egnes, Tom Frasier, Jim Hauptmon,John Hufehin, Roy Hveem, Craig Johnson, James Johnson, Williom Joki, Richard Kambic, David Korzcnbcrgcr. Loren legerski, Dick McMasrers, Tom Morin, Dennis Oftenbreit, Steve Oyleor, Dan Parker, Doug Pearson. Greg 229 Podobink, Bill Robertson, Dove Roy, Russell Ryon, Phil Skoggs, Bob Slater, Kem Stephens, Don Sterhan, Bill Superneau, Roger Vincent, Mike Vodicko, Paul Vuicieh, Dan Wagner, Lou Waite, Richard Wax, Stanley Wold, Norman Zimmerman, David Zimmerman, Jim Zimmerman, Mike Pi Kappa Alpha is the house way over there. You can find Pi Kap's wherever you find a good time. The Pikes are the ones enjoying themselves. Witness their tradition of having the annual Pi Week. They gave over $1000 to the March of Dimes. You can meet the Pikes any time. Taking out their Pi Week Queen, Robin Critelli (above), at their Pajama Party, at intramurals, with their Dream Girl, Debbie Funk (right), riding around in their touring bus. Miss Carriage, or even meet them in class. 230 sigma alpha epsilon Amundson, Gary 8usko, James Cole, Dovid Corbin, Dennis Davis, Robert Edwards, Williom Flaherty, Marc Grohom, Doug Gustafson, Gary Harris, Bur Horris, Doug Hauge, Lone Mebcrly. Jim Hopewell. Burton Johnson, Tom Kline. Gory Kommers, Jim lolich, Phil 231 Mohrt, Bob Morgcnson. Greg McLean, Richard little sisters of minerva Carte . Mary B«!h Griffin, Kathy Hart tell, Helen Irion, Cherryl Johnson, Kay Mortinsen, Susan Oaas. Kristin O Connell, Connie Peressini, Vicki Popovich, Ton-Price, Linda Shortridge. Jody Siegrist, Mary Sederholm, Chris Westbrook. Lynn If you're confused as to whether this is a fraternity or a sorority, don't be. The girls are the Little Sisters of Minerva. The men of SAE 69 refined and furthered the tradition of SAE animalism. Using as their theme, “Studliness is Virtue, SAE distinguished itself in action on the battlefields of football and their Winter Party. Academically, the SAEs were far from apathetic. A few of the guys made it up to the campus once, but they said nothing much was going on, so they pretty much avoided the place. 2 A E Olivon, Don Parent, Ron Patter, Allan Rotcberry, Mike Schlolu . Jeff Swenson, lowcll Watkins, Rick W.ld, John 233 sigma chi 234 wmmmzm Sigma Chi are a house full of guys and no girls with everyone eating and swearing and living like any other house do. It are full of jocks, pals, gremlins, seniors, and impoverished intellects too. It are a keen blue scope of new factory rug on the floor in the hall where we all sleep now. It are larger than most and happier than some and smarter too? It are brick ugly like all are outside and warm and ugly like all are inside. It hack its identity out of huge piles of macaroni and chunky style peanut butter. It have Constantine the mascot who is a classic example. It have Derby Darling, Jill Freidrick (above). It also have red hat Derby Days with much fun with running sorority girls. Fruby. Tom Folker, Gory Gardner. John Hommond. Chock Horrer, Ron Hennessey, John He . Jim Hoag. David Holrin, John Jonei. William Jorgenjon, David Kalberg, Dave Keller. Mike Kent, Robert Kukkonen, Don longhor. Mike Mandcville, Webb McComb, len McGeochy, Tom McGinley. Mike McQuinn, Dan Mrachek, Tom 235 NelK o, P«te Netttoton, Joy Ni� wong«r, Lonnie O'leyor, Greg Poppin, Tom Porker. Bodge Porker. Lorry Petcrton, leor Plpinich. Bob Prince, Tony Ron, Tim Sondilond, Michoel Schorff, Tom Slezok, Roger Solberg, Sfeve Strecker, John Tobocco, Edward Vooghn,Tom Wotton, Croig Willir . Sreven Sigma Chi are at a distal location with many cozy rooms and a fireplace with steam heat. It like and jock and love without liquor. It vote. It are expensive and social with studly parties, studlier overnights, and a few dead studs. It do have beautiful Sweetheart of Sigma Chi, Eloise Oviatt (above). It are varsity jocks in football, wrestling, and fieldhouse parking lot. It does pat own backs, but will not scratch others. It has many alums which make for nice house and much coins. 236 Arthur, Dean Boltrusch, Kurt 8orbcr, Russell Be.tol, Rick Benntftt, Lyman Bent , Edward Berlont, Mike Billste.n, Ronald Bohac. Chuck Baurdet, Jim Brown. Rum Clark, Jack Cole. Rick Converse, Phil Dohms. Gary Ouncon, Mike Farmer, Dan Farrell. Rick Fischer, Bob Fisher, Bruce Fulkerson, Doug Graves, Greg 237 Green, LeRoy Griffing, Leroy Grotfield, Brin 2N Hommerlond, Guy Homon. Williom Hargrove, John Harlcn, Croig Haroldion, Harry Hozelron. Robert Hcgland, Don Hopper, Jim Hubbard, Brenr Horleii, Rob Indrclorsd, Terry Ivcrton, Leonard Lilly, Gregg Litle, Bob 238 2 N The Barn . . . grades . . . Night of Knights Formal . . . Septemviri . . . second in volleyball . . . Scholarship Trophy . . . grades . . . Varsity basketball . . . RF's . . . Jug Band . . . grades . . . Retarded Children's Drive ... Phi Eta Sigma . . . grades . . . Student Senate . . . keggers . . . Who's Who . . . Beef. . . grades . . . Fangs . . . Mother's Day Dinner . . . milk and cookies . . . IFC president . . . get those grades . . . firesides . . . sneaks . . . grades . . . grades ... Sigma Nu ... Amen. Martin, Chad Miller. Bill Miller. Mike Mills, Kim Monroe. Bill Morrison. Gory Nelson, Jerry Olsson, Mart.n Ostermon, Mike Rodenberg, John Rogney, Chock Sager, Bill Salisbury, Bob Smith. Phil Sommerfietd, Alan Spannoth, Bob Tumquist. Bill Uhlnch, Dove Von Dyken, Gene Von Ornum, Jim Waite, John Warwood, William White, Steve Youngbauer, Don Zook, Leroy 239 sigma phi epsilon Alexander. Russell Boyd. Mark Brownell, William Burger, Ron Cloud. Tom Curtis. Greg Believing that even superior institutions can be subject to change, this year Sigma Phi Epsilon, attempted an extensive self-improvement program in order to assume its proper role in the social hierarchy of Montana State. Therefore we endeavored: To procure blue breakers and moccasins; To get drunk in the middle of the week; To associate only with the Elect; To take out our Queen of Hearts, Pam Haglund (left); To substitute English Leather for showers; To get as many different diseases as we can; To demolish our grade point; To accept MSU girls for what they aren't; To appear to be jocks; To make friends with our professors; And to growl. Unfortunately, we strove for Olympus and obtained Quad C. 240 Denier, Doug Elioscn. Ion Feeney, Dan Fischer, Mike Golvm, Mike Gay, Mrs. Henry G.bbs, Geoff Gilbert, Rodger Gilmore. Gary Graham, Eric Hagan, Ken Holland, Sam Harvey, Mike Hensleigh, Gene Hughs, Harry Hutton, William Jarocxoski, Dcnnit Johnton, Dale Ketter, Boon Ketter, Dave Kimball, John Krueger, lorry — I'm a Sig Ep. — A What? — An S.P.E. — Does it hurt? — Only for a while. No, look Sigma Phi Epsilon is a fraternity. — What's that mean? — It means that we re all S.P.E. in B. — All fifty of you? Not at once, it's the spirit that counts. — Are you a jock house? — Well, two of the brothers have them. So what else do you do? — We enjoy the best locale, the finest men, the tastiest cuisine, and the cleanest campus image. — What else? — We expand into all campus activities ranging from the Finance Advisory Board to the support of the Bozeman Police Department by donations.'' Being first in Greek Week last Spring quarter, first in the Homecoming float parade, having the Heart Fund drive, the Girls of the Golden Heart, parties, editors for the Montanan, activations, parties, intramurals, and parties rounded out this fine year. The G Hs of the Golden Heart ore; (Bock Row) Keren Komhoot, Sue Funk, Terry Seel, Kothy Stevens, Dione Wold, Sue Fletcher, Marie Nelson, Alice Crouch, (Front Row) Maryonn Mahoney. 241 Lemmon . Mel lockie, Doug MocKoy, Don Mondeville, Steve Moiier, Bill Nelion, Chorlei Nielien, Dove Pickett, Fronk Rang. Craig Sabo. Cliff Sabo. Doug Schlepp. Verne Sherick, Sieve Seel. Chorlei Siegmyer, Gerald Sisson. Buck Skinner, Ronald Smith, Ron Soremon, John Stellflug, John Thompvon, Jack Vadheim. Lew Warfield, Mark Wing, John Wing. Tom 242 dormitories 243 Culbertson Amundson, Gory Anderson, Larry Anderson, Robert Atchison, Sandy Baldridge, Croig Bolyeat, John Banks, Shigeo Banta, Charlc Boyly, Ronn Becotte, Michael Bekker, Roger Benson, Bruce Bick, David Bishop, Jerry Black, Dave Blockmore. Tony Blank. Dale Bronn. Doug Brown, Russ Bruckner. Garreth Brush, Roy Bulta, Ziedonis Bush, Harvey Cairns, Stefan Collcndar, Allen Carpenter, Jim Chaffin, Richord Christensen, Keith Coghlon, Mike Davis, Clyde Dovis, Jack Deavers, John Delorme. Stephen DeNomo. John Dcminski. Tony Fessler, Dale Fincher, Roger Flagg, Steven Ganley. Daniel Glaspey, Greg 244 Hoge, David Hagloff, Stanley Honic, Ken Honscs, Joe Hctlelid, Dennis Hoag, David Houptmon,John Hovon, Mike Hinz, Tom Holmon. Randy Humbert. James Humphrey. Brion Iverson, James Jaramille, Richard Johnson, Gory Johnson, Wallace Kainu, Ron Karlin, Ron Kozc, James Kinconnon, Don King, Rich Kingfisher, Robert Kirn, Jesse Klinbc, Craig Klmdt, Thomas Krause, James Lee, Tom leedy, Tim legerski. Richord lyoll, Roger McDonough, Jim McGhee, Elmer Mahoffey, Gory Marble. George Mark, Dovid Morloy. Rodney Melburn, Tim Miller, William Newton, Carl Niehuus, Roy Olds, Gory Olson, Erik Oswald, Cliff Oifenbreif, Steve Pappm, Thomas Parker. Douglos Patrick. Tom Perhoy. Robert Rodcliffe. Michael Ratcliff. Gerold Reinauer. Ben Rinnert, Bruce Ritticrodt, Dale Romanfco. Ron Romingcr. Rick Roth. Steve Ruckwardf. Kurt Rukovina, Jerry Sanders, Bruce Sanders. Roger Schumacher, Steven Show, Woyne Sun Rhodes. Dennis Tote, John 245 Thompson, lorry Tkochyk, James VonNice, Dan VonVoosr, Ron Walton. Jock Wilkins, Gerry Williams, Tom Willits, Steven Wolhowe, Erik Woitermann, Roger Wylie, John Young. Bruce Zawccki, Bcb 246 Achomier, Lois Alger, Potricio Alfredson, Noreen Allen, Amy Alrheimer, Corol Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Nancy Anderson, Svson Annolo, Svson Aposrel, Marcia Arnold. Debra Atchison, Down Bailey. Karen Bolhiier. Barbara Bonovgh, Cothenne Bondy, Kris Barnosky, Barbara Bateman, Pamela Beaudry, Dorfenc Beck, lou Bell. Janit Berbcrcr. Jeon Bercovich, Eiome Berry, Kathleen Berfleton, Donna Bistline, Choire Blokeilee. Shelley Blonkenship, Barb Blonkenship, Terry Bleeker. Teresa Boender, Tana Bonohoom. Bonita Boyer, Mary Ann Boiman, Candy Brekke, Linda Bronion, Mary Brorby, Karen Brown, Kothy Brown. Undo Bock, Janis Bumgart, Kathleen Burklund, Robin Bushilla, Soranne Boyon, Lynn Cannon, Dorothy Carl. Judith Roe Corlion. Patricia Corson, Cheryl Cervenko, Gloria Non Chilton. Mooreen Christie, Peggy dark, Connie Clark, JoAnnc Clark, lorna Cllkeman, Linda Cole, Mary Eileen Compton, Mario Comstock, Linda Connick, Diono Cooper. Anita Corcoran, Wmifrid Coven. Karen Craig. Nino Crowley, Terry Cummings, Pot Day, Barb Dailey, Pot Dovidson, Macquc Dovis. Moira Davis, Sonjo Doy. Margaret Harsh Dempster. Sandro Dern, Koy Dolven. Christine Dormaier, Deonna 248 Doty. Lois Doyle. Patsy Doyle, Pot Dryer. Ruth Dodder, Barbara Dyk. Dorna Ecrley, Pott Ecbert, Ncr.cy Egon. Paulette Eitel. Syloa Elcspuru.Bonita Elmgs, Gwen Elliott. Jeon Elliot, Mary Emery. Linda Ellwein, Gail Engel, Carol Ewan, Susan Fahlgren, Ann Fornum. Marie Farrell. Mary Pot Fcorn. Diana Felt. Mary Feyhl, Annette File. Linda Finberg. Horner Fink, Meela Finnegon. Colleen Fish. Jodee Fitterer, Kothleen Foltz, Jean Foltz, Wilma Fors, Karen Foster, Mary Foster, Pat Frokcr. Marilyn Fronscn. Sandro Frasier. Sandro Fuhrmon, Dione Furon. Darlene 249 Furlong, Connie Gallagher. April Gamble. Linda Gambrel, Rita Garner, Carol George, Jody Gibson, Claudia Gibson, Gwen Gilhom, Elcine Gliko, Mary Ellen Glover, Rayleen Goerr, Mary Ann Good speed. Nancy Grovcly, lorrain Groy. Morsho Gregory, Ardith Gr.ffin, Korhenne Gruel, Helen Grufher, Susan Guiot, Joyce Gunderson. Linda Gunderson, Sheila Hagen, Lais Hoggerty. Morico Hollert, lindo Hon, Renee Hogon, Lais Hancock, Catherine Hanley, Sandro Hanson, Elaine Hanic, Arlene Homilfon. Donna Hammer. Donna Hardy, Nancy Hornish, Judy Horringtoo, Maggie Horns. Connie Horns. Lindo Hortung. Joan Hcer, Leone 250 Heiser, Morcio Hendricks, Kathie Hcnii, Bernadette Herman. Nancy Hess, Paula Hetherron, Judith Hill. PotfiCiO Hillo. Catherine Hoellem, Carol Hoffman, Roselae Hohn, Sheila Holiheimer, Susan Horn, Emily Ann Hopper, Sandra Horst. Sandro Howard. Sue Hoyt, Mary lou Huber. Cyndi Hughes. Alberta Hughes. Georgia Hughes. Kathy Huletr. Undo Humphreys. Aileen Hunt, Linda Hunter. Janet Hunter, Virginia Jacobson, Linda Jacobson. Priscilla Joppc. Joyce Jordohl. Jacque Jovosnik, Jeanne Johnson, Elaine Johnson, Iris Johnson. Martha Johnson, Martha Johnson. Susan Johnston, Bette Johnston, Kathy Jorgenson, Robin Judisch. Susan Juel. Joyce Tyrond, Potsy Kenison. Diana Kern, Morgaret Kern, Susan Kesler, Linda Kilgore. Nance K.llworth, Vicki 251 Kohut. Rove Kouba. Vicky Kralich, Mory Ann Kroner, lindo Krieg, Susan Kueffler, Koren Kuwohara, Rosemary lahr, Kathleen landman, Judith lotimer, Frances lechncr, Jacqueline lechner, Marie lee, Bonnie lehmoft, Kothy lencioni, Lorraine Lindquist, Denise Littleton. Marlene Locffler, loma loftsgaard, Samdra lowc, Sally luckey, Cheryl lueneburg, Susan lyngstad. Dee Mac Intyre, Cathy McBrien, Debbie McClure, Diane McCormick. Debbie McCormick, Kathy McCreomor, Jocnme McEwen, Pamella McHugh, Marilyn McIntosh. Marylynn McKeawn, lindo McKenzie, Annito McKenzie. Margaret McNcllis, Shcilo McPherson, Leslie Modrozo, Carmen Mae, Susan Magera, Noine Mahoney, Maryann Maki, Charla Malesich, Joan Malsam, Patricio Morotz, Mickie Marten, Doreen Martin, Jeon Mattocks, Linda Maxie, Bonnie Mayberry, Paulette Medicine Horse. Gloria Metcalf, Mary Meyer, Lynn Mickus. Sandra Mill, Josephine Miller, Brenc'a Miller, Deanna Miller, Louraine Miller, Rose Milton, Linda Mitchell, Arlene Mitchell, Geraldene Mitchell. Joan Mittelsreadt, luona 252 Moen, Carole Moorsc, Kothy Moorsc, Theresa Moos, Janice Morgan, Kathy Morris, Barbara Morrison, Ann Morrison, Sherry Mothersheod, Carol Munson, Paulo Murphy, Kay Moore, Chrisry Meyers. Mori both Nelson, Bonnie Nermetz, Rebecca Nixon, Carol Noble, Undo Nyman, Eloise O'Brien, Gail Odegard, Pauline O'Donnell, Cothic O'Donnell, Cheryl Oftedohl, Dianne Oliver, Penny Olson, Kothy Ophus, Kathryn Orr, Sharon Patterson, Pot Paul. Susan Paulbeck. Joan Paulson, Dina Poulson, Karen Peorson, Patricia Penwell, Clara Perkins, Janet Peterson, Connie Peterson, Sara Pettit, Jon Pfister, Polly Poore, Pofricia Proper, Donna Pyfer, Kathleen Pyfer, Terry Rahn, Leslie Ralston, Sally Rosmussen, Vicki Rasor. Linda Roth, Lucetto Reo, Beverly Read, Lois Reed, 8elinda Reynolds. Kristin Ricco, Joonn Richards, Laqueto Richards, Linda Richordson, Sharon Riedel, Kay Rieger, Arlinda Riley, Eleanor Rismon, Linda Ritzschke, Bonnie Robertson, Linda Robison, Coren Robuck, Sharon Rosrod. Shirley Rothrock, Pomelo Sobol, Barbara Samuels. Dionne Savage,Shannon Schessler, Kristin Schieffer, Mary Ann Schiele, Linda Schlcnkcr, Dona Schlitz, Paulo Schmoll, Paulctto Schofield. Mary Ann Schultz, Sheryl Schwenke, Sondra Scott, Pot Shamley, Judy Shay, lela Sherwood. Nicky Shook, Coro! S blerud, Marcio Simgrdok, Rosemary Skaar. Susan Skinner, Elaine Small, Wondo Smith, Debb-c Smith, Leslie Smith, Loro Smith. Louise Smith. Theresa Sonntag, Kathy Speelmon, Margaret Sp.fzer, Judith Stonsell, Cheryl Stefonac, Suzanne Stene, Jeri Stephens. Anne Stol ngwa. Barbara Stout. Sheryl Strotfo-'d, Diane Stroup, Sandra Sullivan Marie Summers, Joanne Suydam, Barbara Swenson, Shirley Swindler, Borboro Taylor, Jean Toylor, Potricia Teigen, Potricia Temple. Susan Tenorio, Isabel Thoanum, Cindy Thielen, Nancy Thompson, Ann Thompson, Sandro Ticdcmonn, Sharon Tognetti, Jeanne Trebesch, Kay Tregear, Jo Arm Trent, Christine Triable. Sara Trott. Frnoces Turner. Mory Urton. Morliss Uthaug, Carlo 254 Wognild, Janette Wohl. Barbofo Walker, Undo Walks, Sylvio Wallenberg, Berry Walling, Wendee Walters, Becky Worbis, Sheryl Warrine, Murray Waters, Mary Watson, Undo Webber, Alido Wemtfam, Carolyn Wheeler. Ann White, Christie White, Connie White, Kathleen Whiteside, Lynn Whitney, Goyle Whitt, Linda Wtckcrsheim, Tina Wilhoit, Juhe Williams, Linda Willumsen. Marcia Wiisko, Marsha Wimer, Bev Wold, Dion Wolgonot, Jone Wood. Jonis Woodcll, Nina Woodhouse, Elaine Woods. Linda Woods, Maria Wooley, Darlene Wright, Doreen Wysel. Glenda Ycckie. Jacqueline Yonkoski, Colleen Yesko. Mary Young, Gayle Verlonic, Kathy Zell. Helen Zier, Vickie Murphy, Connie Zimmerman, Virginia Zitslsberger. Sue Zook. Carol Zumbrun, Shirley 255 Aiken, Kim Aklond, Konrad Alfion, David Anderson, Robert Andrew, Dennis Arnold, Alan Antonioli, Williom Ayr®, Dave Bocko. Leonard 8ohr, Glendon Baird, Dennis Baker, Reger Bonough, Robert Banquet, Alan Barnes, Tim Bortholer. Dick Boucus, John 8eoudoin. Barry Beck, Robert Begley, Mike Biles, les 811 lings, Thomos Billingsley, Barry Billquist, John Biellard, Robert Bjcrkrcim, Tom Bloir, Scott Blyth, Bob Bodner, Sr vc Bohnc. Bruce Bolen, John Boner. Horvey Boner, Leroy Brewer, John Bridger, Bert Brock. David Brown, Gary Brown, Lloyd Brown, Lonie Buck. S. Keith Butler, James Callontine, Gary Carroll. William Cech, R,ck Christman, Frank Clorohan, Stan Clark. Rod Clasby, Dan Cloypool. Robert Cook, Thomos Craig, Don Crawford. Rich Culp. Wayne Curtis, Barry Oamschen. Barry Daniels. Robert Oavidton, Joy Dean, Paul Dell, Dennis i 256 DcCock. Jock Denney, Ron DcStoffany, Joe Dougherty, Pot Drake. Ron Dubois, Croig Dudas, Froncis Dunn, Tim Egencs, Tom Eidum, Perry Emerson. Mike Erdum. Pornell Erickson, Joe Erickson. Mox Eusterman, George Evans. Tom Fisher, Warren Flagan. Roger Flaherty. Marc Flesch, Allen Furhom, Floyd Furu, Robert Gamradt. Steve Gorcio. lylc Gasper, George Gotzemcier, Paul Gibbs, Roger Gilmon, Keith Gjerde, Jim Graden, Charles Grcvos. George Grigsby, Dennis Holland, Gordon Haase, Gary Haegen, Stewart Hambly. Pat Hamilin, Ken Hammer, Howard Hancock, Dole Horner. Warren Horris, Charles Horns. Mike Horris, Richard Hosting, Ken Hougo.lone Hows. Ted Heverly, Jim Hendrickson, Dean Hill, Gordon Hilton. Howord Hinrichs, Rocky Hjermstod, Milton Hodges, Jim Hoines. Mike Holland, John Horton, Sill Hull. Richard Huss, Rex Hveem, Crag Incoronoto, Ronald Irwin, Darrell Jordee, Gory Jardce, Tom Johnson. Gary 257 Johnson. Pool Johnson. Tons Jones, Orville Jovick, Bob Keosfer, Gary Kent, William Killeen, Dcnicl Klepeg, Robert Koon. Jerry Kromer, Kim Kraus, Hoi lesnik, John Levis, Res lien, Richard Logan, Tom Long. Clinton louden, Bruce loy, David loomo. Russell lutz, Doug lyom, Gary Lyndes. Joy Madison, James Madsen, David Madsen. Lorry Madsen, Lynn Madsen, Rex Malcott, Steve Malsam, Bob Manning, Stephan Marsh, Chuck Maurer, Wayne Maxwell. Jesse Moynard, Robert McCall, Jerry McClure. Lloyd McCormick, Jerry McCormick, Larry McCoskery, David McCulloch. Ross McCurry, Michael McKcrrow, Dole McKinny, Scott McKnight, Jock McLaughlin, Mike McNamee, Pete Meinhardf, Robert Mchalovieh, Richord Melin, Mike Mesoros. Ken Miller, Mike Miller, Richord Mills. Kim Montgomery. James Morgan, Douglas Morgan, Ron Morgan, William Morrison. Clyde Morrison. Jerry Morton, Joseph Mozer, Clark Mullcndorc. Donald Mullin, James Myott, Richord 258 O'Leya r, Gregory Olson, Don Olson, Robert Olvon, Robert Orr, Ken Osborn, Michael O'Shea, James Ofness, Lee Ovitt, Dole Owens, Bill Palmer, Brad Porker, Keith Payne, fiodlcc Perez, Franklin Perrigo. Bill Peters, James Petersen, Dave Petersen, John Peterson, Robert Pfcistcr, Kent Pontet. Jim Pope, Jackson Poser, Ray Pride, Merritt Pogtod, Phillip Rodrke. Dale Rosmuson, Ralph Reese, Dollos Reinhart, Casper Renner, Donald Rennie, Rodney Ribb. Tom Nemec, Robert Nishi. Mike Richmond. Terence Richlen, Scott Robert , Kent Roesnor, Dovo Rollins. Dovid Romo, Lawrence Roon,Ed Roo . Fritz Root, Gory Rose, Dovid Roseleip, Dovid Roseleip, Dennis Roush, Keith Rowan. Ogr.en Ryon, Richard Saxton, Chuck Schaffer, Ronnie Schell, Jim Schiele, Randy Schmitt. Ben Schmitt, Lee Schmitz. Leroy Schreiger, Jim Schuyler, Bob Schwarz, Richard Scott, Dave Scott. Tom Seaton, Kent Sederholm, Dove Senn. Ken Shane, Ron Shipmon, Joe Shirley, Jack Siemens, Stephen Skov, Glenn Smith. Clifford Sorensen. Orion Sparcklin, Dole Sparing, Jim Squires. Kurt Sfondley, Ed Stepper. Horold Stcpplcr. Bert Sternberg, Stonley Stevens, Robert Stewart, Gory Stricklond, Jim Story. 8ob Strotford. Richard Strom. Randy Sweilem, Mutih Swenson, Lowell Szudero, Edward Torkclson, Woyne Taute, Rusiell Taylor, Poul Thoro. John Thiessen, Allen Thompson, James Thompson, James Thompson, Nick Tidwell. Mark 260 Tietr, Tom To«i, lorry Tonkin. Rich Torre . Rudolf Travis. Bob Tvlp, Fred Turner. Jomc Twedf, Rus Ullery. John Voiro, lorry Von Dessel. Borry Vermulm. Joy Woddinghom, Gorry Wodnik, Rick Wollgren, Terry Wci � . lorry Wenjek, Clifford Wheeler, Eric Wheeler, Gerald White, Don White, Richard Wiebe, Joel Wic t. Gory Wilcox, Ed Wilhelm, lorry Willem , Bob William , Allen Williams, Roe Williams, Thomas Wilson, Alan Wilson, Howard Wme, Richard Wolff. Jim Wootd. Bill Wood, Garvey Woods, Robert Wright, Ken Yuhos, lorry Zochrich, John Zirker. Don 261 Abram , Annette Anderson. Delia Angvick, Colleen Armitage, Martha Armoo, Linda Armstrong, Juonito Ashly, V.cky Atchivon, Rita Boorson. Shirley Bolzhiser. Loi Boily, Lynn Borker, Janet Bastion, Cheryl Bauer, Kathy Bauer, Rebecca Berg, Kathy Berg, Vickie Bestland, Annette Blomquist. Shoron Boyd, Pom Brand, Dionne Broadbraoks, Linda Brooks, Avice Brooks, Lynda Brown, Kathleen 8rcwn. Leone Brown, Lorelei Buchanan, Amcy Buler, Layno Bums, Wendy Byrne, Judy Calkaert, Sandy 262 Corlion. Ann Corlion, Cloudio Corlvon, lindo Carrico, Oonno Chouvet. Carol Chinn, Yvonne Clement , Shiela Cloyd, Debi Cloyd, Renay Corbin, Evelyn Corey, Catneryn Coughlin. Cathie Covert, Connie Curti , Benerly Oovcnport, Susan Dovis, lindo Dell, Pom Oennivon, Sheila OeTour, Oreo Oevine, LeAnne Ooone, Kothie Dolecheck, Ginger Dolph, Nancy Dupco. Oorothy Eokman, Jennifer Eoton, Charlotto Edgmond, Kristie Enenmon, Linda Fogrelius, Linda Fairchild, Su an Fanning, Dcnite Ferrel. Cheryl Fijher, Monlou Flynn, lorolee Forney, lindo For «ll. Par Fowler, Linda Gaffney, Kathy Galbavy. Linda Gandrud, Janie Gerard, Barbara Gibb, Pamala Gibion, Debbie Gillen. Gail Given, Jane Glee. Lila Green, Lynaya Greimon, Karen Grindy, Kathy Groom, Mary lee Hogodonc.Peggy Hogbam, Mory Hagen. Joyce Home . Jonet Hanley, Peggy Hon en, Leslie Honvon, Brenda Hardinger, Dotfic Horrify, Potty Harman, Marcia Harte, Lucillo Henry, Linda Herbert, Borbaro Hewitt, Glenna 263 Hoffman, Cheryl Hofiond. Dinise Homes. lindo Honodel, Gayle Hughes. Ann Hughes, lindo Imhoff, Mary Jacobson, Jean Jacobson. Paula Jogiello, Alice Johns. Connie Johnson, Alice Johnson, Clare Johnson. Tora Kebschgll, Carol Keene. Rand' Kelley, Sharon Kirscher, Jonelle Knoub, Connie Koenen, Priscillo Konecny. Rosena Kountz, Par Kuntz. Bernadette loiro, Cccille lorson, lonerte lorson, Pom lourondeou. Janet leitholt, Linda lenhardt, Renee linse. Janet lovely, Janice McConn, Kathic McCormick, Kothleen McDcdo, Noncy McGinnis, Judy McN'eo, Jeon McNutt, Deljeon McRae. Cothy MacKIcy, Barboro Mogolsky, Rose Mokynen, G.;no Mason, Pot Martin, Jean Mounder, Debbie Moycumbe . Marcia Mellinger, Charlene 264 Michel, Margate! Middlesworth, Michele Milesniek, Sue Milkovick, Kay Mitchkke, Margate! Molendo, Karen Maron, Ca!hy Moore, Sandro Morgan, Marlene Morgan, Donna Movins, Meg Aoze. Melonio Munsell, Moy Munson, Marilyn Musset, Caro Nesbit, Nancy Neuberg, Nancy Newell, Carrie Nickerson, Nancy Normon, Normo Obrecht. Charlene Old Elk. Colleen Olson, Janice Olson, Mary Lou Oscr. Joy Porker. Short Pottison, Cheryl Peck, Morijo Pederson, Karen Peterson, Suzanne Phoir. Roberta Pitsch. Barb Pool, Jeon Popa, Laura Pope. Corot Pritchard, Kristin Quinn. Debi Redfield, Georgic Rader, Kaye Randall, Becky 265 Rasmussen, Ruth Reddig, Dorothy Reed, Kathleen Reines, Iris Ritter, Foy Robuck, Crystal Rock, Jerre Roof, Kathy Rcstad. Debi Rossctter, Margery Rowe, Cheryl Rowe. Ellen Rudolph, Lynne Ruff. Barbara Russell, Sharon ftyffel, Barbara Sr. Cyr, Lynn Schillinger, Kathy Schilling, Nancy Sch led wife, Rhonda Schneider, Gisela Schultz. Gail Schuftler, Patti Scott, Cindo Scully, Marcele Secor, Linda Semmens, Barb Sharbono, Rita Shermon, Lillian Sherwood, Linda Shock, Sandra Sim, Ellen Smger, Carleen Slattery, Carol Smith, Charlene Smith. Kathy Smith, Rhonda Sonnemaker, Mindy Speelmon, Rosie Speelmon, Paulo Stobbins, Jane Steiner, Corrolyn Stricbel, Margaret Sfrobel, Loner Staub, Pam Surface, Go l Tcgue, Donno Tempel. Susan 266 Thiclmon, Nancy Took . Pottie Toco. Sown Tomsheck, lylo Vergeront, Berry Vick. Carolyn Vickrey. Vickie Vogel. Patricio Walls, Roma Warren. Joonne Watson, Valerie Weaver. Jody Wegner, Patsy Westrum. Glenalee Whiresitt, Diane Whitton, Mchellc . I i k, Williams, Terry Willits, Vicki Wills, Cindy Wolfe. Pam Wing. Jacquelyn Wipplinger, Kathleen Witt, Sherry Wohlers. Peggy Wolford, Janet Wolford, Suianne Wood, Laurie Woods, Denise Woods, Mary Jo Woodward, Nancy Yankoski, Wilma Young, Noncy 267 Adorn , Carol Anderson. Judith Anglin, Sherry Arslonion, Janet Arthun, Sherrol Bacon, Jacquelin Bailey, Borbora Bare, Solly Barlow, Ieoh Ann Borta, le lie Bawmgort, Janice Beitel. Joanie Berry, Terry Bodby, Pot Boling. Rito Booth. Pomelo Boyer, Lmdo Bratton, Linda Broksle. Sherrie Browning, Barbara Brownlee, Goyle Buckingham, Kathy Bucklin, Joan Bukosky, Alexo Burton, Brcndo Buvhmon, Kathryn Corljon. Carol Corpenrer, Maureen Carter, Mickolc Cojcaden. Kathy Cervenko, Elaine Chance, Shoron Chesterfield. Janet Chri finsen, Alice Chriitenjen. Jonet Chrittcnten. Ronno Cleveland, Susan Conitz, Barbara Connelly, Josie Conner, Patti Cortncr, Jo Ann Cromer, Volerie Cranston, Karen Crumbaker, Betty Cutting, Kitty Doly. Collen Dorkenwald, Sandra Davis, Sandra Deoring, Aaureen Dempsey, Toryl D'Hooge, Patricio Downs, Linda Dreyer. Laura Driggs. Alice Duggan, Pom Durham, Cheryl Durnell, Stephanie Dye, Lorraine Ebel, Adrienne Eggers, Joanne 268 Erickson, Korhy Fckcty. Rosemary Fivh, Sherri Fosrer, Morcio Frisnegger, Korhy Fuchs, Debby Funk, Gloria Cobel. Korhy Gallohcr, Kathleen Gardipcc, Groce Gates, Mory Gifford, Vickie Goctze, Andrea Grody. l«ndo Grommons. Korhy Grimes, Morilyn Holm,Jody Hansen. Korhy Harkinj, Marilyn Harney. Mory Hornngron. Glee Horris. Jom.e Heolow. Pom He«rborg. Dio no Her reck, Mory Hill, Judy Hill, Virgimo Hirschy. Jonn Hoadley, Cherry Hopkins, Jodi Huckobo. Korhy Hunter, Barbro Hvecm, Chrys Iverson, Janice Jocobson. Corhy Jccobson. Morji Jomes, Sharon Jomruczka. Janice Jansky, Sue Jonssen, Sally Jeffers, Donna Lee Jensen, Penny Jermunson. Shirley Johnson, Carlo 269 Johnson, Cheryl Johnson. Joan Johnson, Marcia Johnson, Sally Jolley, Laura Jonos, Sherry Kolofot, Kathcrme Kibbc. Terry Sue Kegel. Arlene Keyser, Cheryl Kiefer, Pom Kilieimer. Ardyce Kind, Renee Kingsbury. Mona Kirkpotrick, Maureen Kjos, Kristin Knudson, Vicki Knudsw.g. Rebecco Kochivar, Allene Kohler, Linda Konesky, Bonnie Krojocich, Elizabeth Kropp. Vicki Kvonde, Poddy Kucera, Colleen Lacox, Dixie LoFcnd. Lynda LaLum, Patsy longemo, Joyce Larson, loro La Rue. Bov lee. Anne 270 lee, Colleen ler, Christina lilley, lynn Linf.eld, Kothie Longmore, Nonocy MaeDonold, Rusileen McClintie, Morilyn McConnell, Koren McDonald, Kathryn Ucquire, Mary Ellen McGuire, Sown McLaughlin. Connie McMaster, Billie McMillan, Wildo Maa'son, Jeon Mognuson, Pom Molmberg, Morlo Martin, Roxie Morxer, Linda Moveneomp, Linda Melton, Gayle Merrill, DaNeol Merritt, Shoron Messmon, Mickle Mikkelsen, Linda Milch, Linda Miller, Laura Miller, Ruth Moll, Paula Montgomery, Heather Morey, Judy Morris, Noncy Mortinson, Shelly Morton. Marie Moy, Vicki Mullen, Nancy Murray, Mabel Noycmotsu, Susan Nelsen, Alice Nelson, Doris 271 Nelson, Judy Norsby, Bonnie Notfinghom, Peg Nutter. Eileen Nyre, Borboro Oblonder. Julionne Olson, Cheryl Olson, Maureen Olsson, Debby O'Neill, Morey Oitondorf. Karen Osweiler, Betty Jo Pork, Corliss Pouly, Conno Payne, Janice Peterson, Joyce Pfeiffer, Marcia Pollard, Bev Porro, Mary Ann Pouliot, Barbora Prather, Morcia Pusey, Undo Post, Lorraine Quesenberry, Cloudio Radway, Sandra Reid, Sheetey Reiner, Nancy Reisch. Diane Rich, Charlene Richardson. Jill R.ghtmirc, Jean Ripplinger, Lois Ritchey. Robin Robinson, Barbara Rodenberg, Gail Rogers. Jeon Ross, Mary Jane Ruff, Robyn Sabo, Jconnie St. John, Mary Sas. Karen Scarbro. Barbara Schultz. Glenda 272 Scoff. Diane Sow. Vicki Seidel, Pattie Settle, Sue Shaffncr Sydney Simonich, Mary Skoarcr. Donna Skalcs, Norie Skov, Marilyn Small, Peggy Smith. Janice Smith. Potty Spencer, Betty Spoja. Paolo Stanley. Michelle Stevens. Arlene Stevens, Pcm Stevens, Tina Stewart, Kathleen Stinger, Jerry Stoll, Virginia Stolti, Gail Story, Helen Stroh, Cathie Strcmberg, Amy Stuart, Betsy Totarko, Cheryl Thompson, Connie Tracey, Mary loo Trogstad, Debbie Troyter, Jean Valoch, Anita Velez. Sonia Viol. Jano Vinceletto, Arlene Wolder, Robin Wolner. Kris Walters, Nancy Wolton, Caroline Watt, Alaine Watt, Sharon Webb. Avo Wellenstein, Vicki Whitney, Jody Wickmon, Eileen Wicks, Chorlene Wilhoit. Cheryl Williams, Janet Wloderski, Mary Jo Wofford, Marily Wood, Blanche Wood, Barb Woodard. Hada V orl, Debra Zinnc, Juanita 273 honor house Aller, Anne Black. Morty Cook, Jody Doornboi. 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Idoho Bozeman Harlowton Anderson. Jerome Anderson, Karleen Archombaulf. Louis Arthur. Bruce Aspevig. Kathleen Baker, Douglos Civil Engr. Nursing Architecture Mech. Tech Interior Design Architecture Sidney Greot Falls Springfield, Moss. Winnett Forsyth Great Foils Bokken, Daniel Mech. Engr. Medicine Lake Bokken, Judy History Medicine lake Bollard, William Range Management Boulder Balliro. Sebastion Spanish Bradley Garden, N. J. Banko, Margaret Nursing Butte Borbzr. Richard Ag. Bus. Denton Barr, Dionne Barr, John Barsness. Kay Bassett, Twila Beck. Nancy Benci, John Home Ec. Elec. Engr. El. Ed. Home Ec. Distributive Ed. Ag. Science Edgorm lewistown Laurel Gross Ronge Deer lodge Picture Butte, Alberto 312 Bennett, Linda Berberot. Jane El. Ed. Homo Ec. Poison Toston Berglond, Shcryn Nursing Circle Berner, Morgoret Sec. Ed. Kolispell B.ckle, Lowell Ag. Ed. Springfield. Ohio Binder, Holly Botany Bozeman Binder, lorry Constr. Tech Bozeman Bing, Jono Music Ed. Helena 8-fz, Cel o Nursing Simms Blair, Mark Business Bridget Blanchfield, Michael Blevins. Bruce Bliss, John Bocndcn, Cheryl Bolstod, Ann Bond, James Commerce Math Ag. Ed. Home Ec. Sociology film TV Wykoff, N. 0. Dubois, Wyo. Fort Shaw Warden Helena Ronon Bonourant, Barbara Bos, Harvey Boutsen. Sondro Boyd. Betty Brendgord. Bob Brent, Joe Commerce Mech. Engr. Commerce El. Ed. Commerce Animal Science Roundup Manhattan Judith Gap Twin Bridges Havre Helena Brewer, Glen Civil Engr. Kohspell Bridgewater, Sherry El. Ed. Bozeman Brown, David Chcm. Engr. Great Foils Brown. Jim Architecture Helena Brownfield, Don Civil Engr. Glendive Bruce. Robert Architecture Berlin, Wise 313 B-'uce. Shoron Bruckner. Joon Bukoskey. Ed Bukvich, Rosanne Burdick, Ken Nursing Art Const. Tech. Sec. Ed. Philosophy Circle Lewistown Judith Gap Butte Libby Coil, Lynne Com, Elio Moo Corlson, Gregg Corpenter, Bob Coitree. Mory Beth Art Microbiology Ag. Prod Economics History Great Foils Volborg Great Foils Ennis Billings Castor, Nancy Nursing Cotter Ccdeno, Ruben Mod.longuogo Butte Chose. Steven History Alexandria Chesterfield. Bill Psychology Monhotton s Chestnutt, Ann Sec. Ed. Greot Foils Childress.Oan Fish W.l. Lexmgton. Neb. Christensen, Maureen Sec. Ed. Helena Clayton, Greg Philosophy Bozeman Clcmencig. Patricio El. Ed. Greot Foils Coffey. Carlo El. Ed. Wolf Point Collier, Carol Music £d Bozemon Collins. God Home Ec. Broodus Conn, Billie J Nursing Fort Benton Cook. Oet Home Ec. Bozeman Cook, Lmdo Sec. Ed. Greot Foils 314 Busby. Dexter Chem. Engr, Livingston Cotter, Tom Mcch. Engr. Denton Chestnutt. Robert Sec. Ed Great Foils Cole, Richord Civil Engr. Havre Coons. Sandy Home Ec-Bozeman Cooper. Torn Ag. Eeon. Billing Corbett, Richord Architecture Bozcmon Cormer. Jerry Ag. Production Billing Cox, Shorell Nuriing Boker Croig. Kotio Engli H Butte Croighill, William Mech. Engr. Billing Crone. John Biology living ton Crone. Marilyn Mod.Longuoge Jordon Crov . Donna Commerce Billing Crowley. Eddie Chem. Engr. Poplar Culpepper. Cynthia Nur ing Will.iton. No. Dakota Cunniff. Greg Mech. Engr. Great Foil Curnow, Kothy Biology Billing Curron, Karen Buiine Ed. Mile City Cunmf, Jome Commerce Anaconda Currie, Mark Elec. Engr. Butte Curtis, Ken Commerce Great Fall Dahl, Potty Commerce Fairfield Daley. Carol Danielton, Linda Dow ©n. Amto Dean. Warren DeCock. Barbara Deibsl. Ethel Sec. Ed. Home Ec. Borony Architecture Home Ee. Home Ec. Kolispell Red Lodge Great Fall Great Fall Hythom Olive Denney. Steve Sec. Ed. Chinook Denton. Cynthia Busine Ed. Billing DeVoe. Don Art Hot Springs Dillon, Larry Commerce Anaconda Doornbos, Andrea El. Ed. Bozeman Dotter. Bill Indust. Art Forsyth 315 Dugan. Kathy Dvorshak, Terry P.E. A Psych. Sociology Billings Dodson Eagle, Suson Moth Helena Eoston, Cynde Mink Ed Livingston Ege, Tone Nursing Greot Foils Ellig. William Architecture Bozeman Emond. Clayton Englehort. Margaret Enneberg. Gary Enright, Deonno Enright, Glen Epler. Nancy Ag. Business Accounting Architecture Moth Art Microbiology Malta Billings Cut Bonk Bozeman Great Falls Bozeman Erickson, John Commerce Sidney Erkkilo. Lynda El. Ed. Poison Evans, Adell Moth Billmgs Ferentchok, Gary Civil Engr. Bozeman Ferguson. Carol El. Ed. Anaconda Fewins, Linda Sec. Ed. Anaconda Fisher, Jock Const. Tech Lewistown Fisher, Suzie El. Ed. Bozeman Fladstol, Dennis Ag. Educ. Conrad Flansaos, Rita Psych. Helena 'Mens, David Nursing Billings Finnievm, David Physics Glasgow Flint. Barbara El. Ed. Heleno Flores, Laurent Nursing Agama. Gaum Fortune, William Ag. Production Butte Fronk. Gary Elec. Engr. Sand Coulee Friedrick, Kathryn Nursing Antelope Frisby, Tom Commerce Billings 316 Fritz, Don History Iowa Frill, Greg Ag Ed Kolispell Fulton. Syc El. Ed Stonford Fulton. Tom Accounting 8ozemon Fuchs, Sheilo Nursing Billings Folkor, Gory El. Ed. Boxemon Furlong. Sondro Sec. Ed Kohspell Gaffney. Normo El. Ed. Livingston Gonsmon, Lynn Sec. Ed. Trenton, N. J. Gasvodo, David Elec. Engr. Missoula Gasvodo. Garold Elec. Engr. Big Sondy Gentry, Nina Nursing Glendive Gernaat. Terry Mech. Tech. Conrad Gibson, Gory Commerce Chester Giem. Norman Mech. Engr. Twin Bridges Gillespie. William Commerce Gary, Indiana Gillis, Jim Physics Nome, Alosko Goggans, Steve Elec. Engr. Bozeman Gorcio, Phil M.crob ology Livingston Goyms. Don Ag. Prod Stanford Grodle, Dan Chem. Engr. lewistown Gravos, Cheryl El. Ed. Arnegord. N. D. Greaves. Chen El. Ed. Helena Greenlee. Lucy Home Ec. Pleuna Gregory. D=ck Sec. Ed Livingston Griggs. Adrian Commerce Foirview t� rm.oi|ez. licnr.e P.E. Butte Groh, Marianne Commerce Circle Grosficld. Mary Commerce Lincoln Gruel. Donna El. Ed. Floweree 317 Guintoni. Donno Nursing Hardin Gunderson. Bob Math Pork City Guthrie. Elaine El. Ed. Columbus Guthrie. Greg Const. Tech. Columbus Haolond. Cliff Ag. Production Shepherd Hadley. Roger Chem. Engr. Fairfield Haeussler, Robert Animal Science Equinunk, Penn. Halley. Imda Home Ec. Fort Benton Halver, Don Commerce Heleno Halverson. Ron Mech. Tech. Laurel Hammer, Lyle Honson. Anne Earth Science Nursing Boceman Hordin Honson. Bill Chem. Engr. Brllmgs Henson, Dove Ag. Science Ronon Hansen. Foy Zoology Glasgow Honson, Sandra Music Ed. Columbia Falls Honson. Tom Mech. Engr. Havre Hardy. Sam Pre Med. Fairview Harkms, Joy Architecture Missoula Horns. Greg Commerce Livingston Harris, Judi P.E. Hobson Homs. Roy P.E. Butte Hart. Imda El. Ed. Glasgow ishiey. uavn Sec. Ed. Big Sandy Harrison. Leona Math Butte Hacker, Carol Home Ec. Ennis Homling, Jim Moth Wibaux Hanson, laurel Architecture Pierre. S. D. Horns. Leonard Ag. Production Wolf Point Horsfall. Nancy Home Ec. Billings 318 Havonen. Richard Mech. Engr. No. Smithfield. R. I. Haynes, Bob Fish W.l. Miles City Hayter, Tom Indus!. Mang. Engr. Billings Heathen ngton. Noncy Home Ec. Anaconda Hendrick. Sandro Art Hungry Horse Hcisel, Barbara Gcnerol Denver. Colorado Heffern. Mary El. Ed. Greof Foils Heglond. Don Pre Med. Billings Hendrickson. Dean Business Admin. Cut Bank Herrmann. Patricia Nursing Red lodge Hines, Beth El. Ed. Kalispell Hinman, Don Ag. Science Boxemon Hmnolond, Sherrie Hitch, Peter Hoeflc. Elmo Hohmonn. Vicki Holdsworth, Bonnie Hollensteiner. Alico Nursing Ag. Production El. Ed. El. Ed. Commerce Music Billings Hobson Bozcmon Billings Bozeman Dillon Holman, lorry Earth Science Dodson Hopper, Jomcs Elec. Engr. Billings Hopper, Jim Elec. Engr. Missoula Hopper, Michael Moth Greot Falls Hornly, John Civil Engr. 8ozcmon Horstmonn, Kothy Film TV Ogden, Utoh Howard. Michael Botany Bozeman Howe, Patricio Zoology Kali spell Hubbard, Brent Pre Med. Bozeman Huestit. lono Accounting Hovrc Hughes, lionc El. Ed. Stanford Hull, Charles Commerce Joliet 319 Hull, Daniel Hvltin. John Hurlfurt. Dove Hyppo. Jock Indrelond. Jone Irion. Cheryl Physics Indusf. Mang. Engr. Architecture Film TV Psych. El. Ed. Bozeman East Helena Mi let City Helena Boxemon Glendive Irvine, Georgia Iverton, Tom Joop, Tom Jockson, Dennis Jontsen, Suton Jenni, Cheryl Nursing Elec. Engr. Civil Engr. Animal Science P E- Home £c. Havre Billmgs Great Foils Edmonton, Alberta Plentywood Lewistown Jihoyem, Aamod Architecture Shuabo, Kuwait Johnson, Carl Economics Billings Johnson, Caroline Psych. Butte Johnson, Diane Psych. Joliet Johnson, Judy El. Ed. Heleno Johnson, Koy Nursmg Kevin Johnson. Linda El. Ed. Fairfax, Vo. Johnson.Leonard Industrial Engr. Terry Johnson. Richard Elec. Engr. Heleno Jones, David History Glendive Koid. Pat Art Plentywood Kolberg, Dave Sec Ed. Hardin Komp. John Mech. Engr. Manhattan Korgacin, Gary Physics Anaconda Karls. Roy Ammal Science Molt Kossner. Linda Nursing Circle Kaull. Don Sec. Ed. Simms Kovich, Linda Sociology Eureka, Calif. 320 Keener, Gleno Kelley, Potricio Kent, Mory Kerin, Jody Keyes, Robert Kholifoh, Foruq Home Ec. Home Ee. Modern long. An Civil Engr. See. Ed. Bollontine Butte Willow Creek Great Foils Bozeman Aden, Sooth Yemen Kim. Nam Chem Engr. Seoul, Korea Kirkaldie. Donna Norsmg Great Falls Klofstod, Gordon Civil Engr. Bozeman Klosno. Jonathon Ag. Prod. Enid Klesh. Riehord Commerce Greot Falls Knebel, Kathy M B Kolispell Knedler, Sue Knowles, Kothleen Kober, Vonnie Kroll. Carol Konkel, Jody Konkel. Ed Government Nursing Home Ee. Ed. Home Ec. Nursing Commerce Gerold.ne Greot Falls Three Forks Huntley Great Falls Butte Kontz. Gerald locher. Gory Education M B Great Foils Billings Locher, Korea LoHood. William loidlow, Roben loird, Christopher El- Ed. Art Ag. Prod. Mech. Tech. Columbia Butte Sow Islond, Alberto Dillon lokner, Larry Ag. Ed. Dillon Lokner, Margaret P. E D.llon lolum, Mariene Accounting Chester lomba n, Dewey II Film TV La Follette. Tenn. Iona, Williom Civil Engr. Helena Longhus. Lee Ag. Science Big Timber 321 Larson, Ben Lorion. Bob Larsen, Jomn P. lorson, Ken lov a. Koren Leo. Linda Commerce Sociology Ag. Prod. Accounting M B Home Ec. Billing Harrison Forsyth Conrad Pittsberg Judith Gap leach. Horley Eaton, Lee Leland, Dave lemm, Mary letke, Howard Lewis, James F„ Jr Elect. Engr. Ag. Business Ind. Arts Nutrition Research Sec, Ed. Elect. Engr. Lourel Lindsay Bozeman Twin Bridges Harvey, III. Miles City lewis, Linda lightfoot. Chorles lirvdebsrg. Jean Livers, Undo Lockwood, Rob lorentzen, Ivon Home Ec. Ag. Business Generol Sec. Ed. Economics Psychology Grass Range Bcoumont, Texas Phoenix, Ariz. Cocoo Beoch, Flo. Glasgow Kalispell lough, Tom lovch.k, Alan loy. Julie lutz, Dennis Lyon, Linda MocFarlono. Peter J. Elect. Engr. Psychology El. Ed. Chemistry Nursing Moch. Engr. Kalispell Great Falls Whitcfish Havre Minot. N. D. Havre Mackney. Susan Madsen. R. Croig Mogill. Sondy Mohe. Lois Malsam, John Mann, Doug Psychology Education E. El. Ed. Chem. Engr. Elect. Engr. Miles City Fairfield Glosgow St. Ignatius Havre Greot Falls 322 Mott, Zilio Commerce St. Ignat.out Mattney. Rita English Bozemon Mattson, Jonet M B Monhotten McAndrews. Pot Sociology Anaconda Mothews, tyle Architecture Eureka Morxer. Neal Chem. Engr. Great Foils McArthur. Kenneth Civil Engr. Laurel McCann, Brent Sec. Ed. Livingston McColly. Jeon C. Nursing Silver Springs McCracken, Fred Earth Science Billings McCulloch, Donna Nursing Three Forks McDonald. Kathleen History Livingston McDonald. Mary Ann El. Ed Big Timber McFodgen, loune Home Ec. Stevensville McGlynn. Kay Home Ec. Whitehall McKinney, Evan Gen. Business Culbertson McLain, John McNeeley. Benito Ag. Prod. Modern long. Havre Porodise Meadows, Susan Art Choteou Mehlhoff. Doug Film TV Bozeman Menke, Cynthia J. Nursing Worlond. Wyo. Mercer. Diane Nursing Twin Bridges Merry, Oon Economics Billings Merritt, Darlene El. Ed. Helena 323 meiraii, jonn Botony Bozemon weycr. jon Civil Engr. Voughn Miller, Dollos History Bozemon Miller, Karen £. Commerce Choteau Miller. Michael L. Mech Engr. Phillipsburg Miller, Robert Physic Great Foils Milmine, Dorothy El. Ed. Pearl River, N. Y. Mink, Myrna Nursmg Conrad Miser. Robert El. Ed. Conrad Mitchell. Don Ag. Business Malta Moreland, Sharon Art Birney Morin, Pom Com-Rus Lewiston Morgon. lura Nursing Bozeman Morris, Tori El. Ed. Butte Morrison. Gary Earth Science Bozeman Mosier, Bill ConvD. E. Dser Lodge Mosteiro, Nick Elect. Engr. Rancho Cordova, Colif. Mountain, Lione Home Ec. Miles City Mow, Mary Joanne Nursing Charlo Moyle. Joan El. Ed. Butte Mullendore, Bob Math Glendive Mungas. Bob PhySiCS Phillipsburg Murphy. Ocncite Nursing Butte Murphy. Dcnn Nursing Great Foils Murphy, Nolan F.sh WLD. Cardwell Murphy, Norma Nursing Sidney Muse, Doug Ag. Prod. Pasco. Wyo. Mussehi. Peggy Nursing Bozeman Arizona. Rud Sec. Ed. Great Foils 324 novo. tony Ag, Business Billings Neot, Lynda Math Cut Bank Myhr, Botty Nursing Great foils Myllymaki, Judy Art Stanford Myrick, Barbara Music Ed. Butte Myrick, Robert 0. Architecture Butte Nellons, Patricio Moth Glendivc Nelson, Dove Economics Helena Nelson, Enc Mech. Engr. Anoconda Nelson, Kothleeo Art Whitefish Nelson. Jenny Nursing Stondford Nelson, Marie El. Ed. Butte Noss, IcAnn Bus. Ed. Bilhngs Neuberg, Carl Architecture foils Church, Vo Neumeyor, Edith A. Home Ec. Great foils Nguyen, Jill M B Phillipsburg Nichols. R.chord History Great foils Niewoehner, Ramona El. Ed. White Sulphur Springs Niss, Shirley Nixion, Walter Normile, Kathleen Nyquist, Coroline Oaos. Kris Ocepek. Potty Home Ec. Ed. Psychology See. Ed. Home Ec. Sec. Ed. Sociology Billings Gallatin Gateway Red Lodge Choteou Butte Boremon Ohs. Karl Olson, Linda R Orow, Colvin Oudin, Maurice Owen, Chauncy I. Pochek, Mary Ag. Prod. Nursing Ag. Business Modern long. Commerce El. Ed. Malta Jomestown, N. D. Chester Boiemcn Whitetoil Greot foils 325 Panned, Mary lone Sec. Ed. Great Foil Porchen, Candy El. Ed. Greot Falls Park, Gerald Ind. Arf� Culbertson Parker, Diane M B Shelby Partridge. Soson Math Glasgow Pattee, Donna Home Ec. Billing! Patterson, Kay Paolos, Ralph Pearson, Alan Pedersen, Jim Pedersen, lindo Peilo. Soe Nursing Ag. Engr. Ag. Business Chem. Engr. MB PE. Greot Falls Choteoo Fairfield Franberg Dutton Borns, Ore. Penninger, Foy A. Peplmski, Tom Percssini, Gary Peterson. Bill Peterson. Diane Peterson. Michelle Norsing Mech. Engr. Physics History Sec. Ed. El. Ed. Glendive Glendive Great Foils Greot Foils Bozeman Great Foils Phillips, Kathy Dietetics Ashland Phillips. Pat Sec. Ed. liv.ngston Pigg. John Commerce Sidney Plonichek. Rhondo Commerce Red lodge Pollori, Jock Sec. Ed. Red lodge Poor, lavita El. Ed. Bozeman Poore. Vicki El. Ed. Three Forks Popovich. Toni Commerce Butte Posey, Cothleen English Kalamazoo. Mich. Posey. David Math Richey Prenevost. Bill Prenevost. Lucille Zoology El. Ed. Butte Poison 326 Pressmgher. Hank Commerce Stanford Pribyl, Nancy Art Bozeman Price. Vickie Commerce Billings Qualley, Vickie El. Ed. Sidney Rasmussen. Jonyrh Nursing Antelope Rasmussen, Nancy See. Ed. Bozeman Reed. Joan Nursing Ennis Reed, Theodore Math Powell. Wyo. Reeder. Bill Ag. Prod. Corsron. Alberta Remmel, Nancy El. Ed. Greor Foils Rice. Corole El. Ed. Bu«e Richard, Jim Commerce Butte Richords. Thane Architecture Kolispell Richardson. Pool Ag. Business Columbus Rierson. Ron Accounting Bozeman Robb ns. Shielo History Bozemon Robinson. Judy Art Ed. Great Falls Roe. Judy Commerce Bozemon Reessner, Chorles Rogness. Ramey Roney. Harriet Rorvick, Jonis Roseberry. Ann Rossetto. Tom Zoology Civil Engr. English Commerce El. Ed. Civil Engr. Bozeman Helena Bozemon Glasgow Greot Falls Billings Roys, leif Accounting Bozemon Sabo. Jonet Home Ec. 8‘0. Greot Falls Sage. Tom Civil Engr. Poplar Salsbury, Lovett El. Ed. Enid Sondo. Sunny El. Ed. Helena Sandman. Nito M B laurel 327 Sounders, Mory Ann M B Roundup Schumoker. Bill Eorih Science Hcmilton Sehanz. Judy Commerce Ryegote Schorff, Toni Modern Lang. Bozeman Schotz, Ellen El. Ed. Helena Schelly. Jackie Sociology Great Falli Schildt. Anna Cecelia Schlepp. Verne Schmitt, Gayle Schroeckenstein, Oick Schuette. leanne Rachel Scott. Cheryl Nursing Moth Nursing Pre-Med Nursing Nursing Hot Springs Miles City Stonford St. Paul, Minn. Cut Bonk Segbcer. Clarence Civil Engr. Ft. MacLeod, Alberta Sostrich. Marguerite El. Ed. Anaconda Seifert, Lindo K El. Ed. Bozeman Shafer, Bernord Earth Science 0.1 Ion Sheenhom, William Elect. Engr. Phillipsburg Shook, Emma Pre-Med Darby Shriver, Frank Art Billings S monsen. Lynn Chem. Engr. Billmgs Simpson, Jim Elect. Engr. Bozeman Sinnemo. Josephine El. Ed. Manhattan Skinner, lindo Nursing Manhattan Skov. Karolyn Nursmg Great Falls Smerkcr, Kathleen Smith. Eloonor Sec. Ed. Home Ec. Great Foils Helena Smith. Lelond Const. Toch. Helena Smith. Sharon El. Ed. Lew.stown Snyder. Robert Math Manhattan Solori. Andy Mech. Engr. Malta 328 Souther, James Physics Glasgow Stonsell. Cheryl Nursing Billings . Susie Nursing Billings Steffes. William Mech. Engr. lewistown Stennett. Mart ho Wed. Tech. 8.ll ngs Stevenson. John Ag.-Business Fort Show Stewart, Roger Math Kalispell Stoned, Jackie Stoney. Eileen Stosieh, Margie Stwkey. Bonnie Nurs.ng M B El. Ed. El. Ed. Bozeman Anoeondo Butte Groof Falls Strouse, Marilyn M B Greot Foils Strieker. Allan Chem. Engr. Miles City Sullivan, Gan Pre'Phy. Ther. Anaconda Surface. Phyllis English Great Falls Sweeney. Nancy El. Ed. Hardin Switzer. Korhleen Nursmg Bozeman Tanberg, Lesley General Great Foils Tange. Diane Commerce Redstone Tontivito. Kathleen Chemistry Westfield. N. J. Tontivito. Santo Architecture Wes� ‘ eld. N J Thies. Barb Commerce Billings Thomas. Gave M B lewistown Thorton, lynn Botany B g Timber Thorvilson. Bonnie Sec. Ed lewistown Three Irons. Avis Bus ness Ed. Crow Agency Thurbcr. Morquito Home Ee. Arlington, Wosh. Thurbcr, Shirley Home Ec. Great Falls Tiffin. Gregory M 8 Lethbridge. Alberta 329 Tombrink. Don Tooke. Grog Tree , Carol Trees. Richard Treweek. Shoron Truscott. Don Const. Tech. Animol Science £1. Ed. Ag. Ed M 8 Architecture Columbia Foil Ekoloko Absorokee Fuhtoil Kol.vpell Fromberg Truchot, Lawrence Architecture Choteou Twedt, Jim Mech, Tech. Greet Foil Tyvond, Patsy Hittory Butte Unrow, Arden Animal Science Wolf Point Von D.est. Ronald Sec Ed. Helena Von Dyken, Gene Commerce Bozeman Vonisko, Pot Nursing Deer lodge Von luchens, lorry Ag. Business Worden Von Sky, Undo Sociology Broadview Vasichek, Susan Home Ec. Great Falls Verzuh, Mary C. Sociology Helena Vidock. Judy El. Ed. Bozeman Von Stem. Joseph Cont. Tech. Three Forks Waddell. Conn.e Nursmg Helena Woldow. Roger Economics Culbertson Wallin. Linda El. Ed. Hardin Wagner. Robert C. Ag. Soence Bozeman Woite. Richard History Bozemon Woldholm, Roseann Sec. Ed. Bozeman Walker, Sandy Nursing Pray Weaver. Nancy Pre-Med B llmgs Weber. John Accounting Billings Wcinhcimcr, Kenneth Ag. Prod, lewistown Weist. Don Ag. Prod. Choteou 330 We I liver. Cheryl Home Ec. Helena Wolker, Jim E. Moth Shelby Wenz. Edith Westeott, Shoron Nursing El. Ed. Plevna Great Falls Westin, Marsha Nursing Margin Whifmer. Luro Sociology Bloomfield Wielgosh. Roy Ag. Business lindsuy W est. Ted W.llioms, Boyd Willioms, Ellen Williamson. Marsha Willilo. Connie Ed- Economies Business Ed. Art El. Ed. Brady Butte Wolkerville Bozeman Bozeman Wilson. Joy Chem. Engr. McAllister Wilson. Robert Chemistry Butte Wipplmger. Andy Chem. Eogr. Havre Witt, Bill Modem long. Bozemon Wolf. Elome Home Ec. Fort Benton Wood. George Mech. Tech. Conrod Zonro. Dennis Ind. Arts Highwood Woodword, Jomes Worthing. Charles Wrobetz. Clifford Ind. Engr. Civil Engr. Con. Tech. Helena Bozeman Denton Yates, Richard Architecture Billings Young. Barry Commerce Great Falls Zeitner. Michael B. Mech. Engr. Opheim Zook. leRoy Moth Grco Falls Brownell, Will ■am Elec. Engr. Fresno. Calif. DeBo s, Shirley Art Ed. Business Bozemon Houg. Karen J. M B Livingston Farror. Grant Ind. Mong. Engr Harlem 331 Montana used to be referred to as the place to which the hoola hoop came a year late and the girls' dresses were always a good two inches behind (shorter or longer, whichever the case might be) the rest of the nation. The college in Bozeman was always thought of as the school with the better football team, but considered somehow not quite on a par with its sister school across the hill. Things are changing — both in the State and at MSU. The four years which have passed since the class of 1969 entered Montana State University have been sig- nificant ones in the development of the school. Previous to the fall of 1965, when the class entered, MSU was known as Montana State College. As the past four years have shown, the development into a university involves much more than a mere change of name. It is these other changes which the 1969 MONTANAN would like to present. There is certainly not room to present all of the change that is taking place, but we hope to present enough to indicate the atmosphere that prevailed as MSU continued its development into a university during the year of 1969. 332 Many questions must be asked and answered to the satisfaction of many in order to facilitate this change into a university. These questions become especially timely as Montanans look around them and see campuses all over the nation wracked by demonstrations and in many instances, violence. As MSU grows and develops, will it be able to learn from the mistakes of administrators, teachers, and students from across the nation or will the clashes between administration and student be an inevitable part of the process of change? Will the administration be willing to respect the intelli- gence of the modern college student enough to give him an active part in his education? Will the student be able to respond to this respect with the necessary maturity? Will the people of Montana be willing to leave the education of the young people of Montana to those most qualified to handle it — the school and the student? The indications of change are many and varied on the MSU campus and the success with which they are dealt will very certainly affect the development of MSU into a modern university in a modern world. 333 As a college becomes a university, a certain academic balance is a necessity. At MSU it was necessary to bring the liberal arts onto an equal footing with the traditionally strong technical fields. In spite of the fact that nine new bachelor's degrees have been added in the liberal arts, and master's degrees are contemplated in several of the fields, many feel that there is still an over-emphasis on the engineering and agriculture areas. There are also the arguments that there should not be too much duplication between MSU and the University of Montana in Missoula. Perhaps the greatest boost to the liberal arts has been the planning for a Center for the Creative Arts. The building would house the departments of Art, Architecture, Music, and Industrial Arts. The building would also contain an auditorium which would provide a much needed facility for speakers and other cultural events. In appreciation of the feeling shared by teachers and students alike that grades are a negative influence at best, a limited pass-fail system was set up this year. It allowed students to take courses out of their major area on a pass-fail basis. The student received credit for the course if he passed, but it did not affect his over-all grade point average. A major criticism of the system was the fact that the teacher was free to set the passing mark anywhere he wished. This criticism was countered with the argument that this freedom from arbitrary standards was exactly what a pass-fail system is designed to provide. 1969 marked the graduation of the first two students in University Honors. The program was set up to provide a challenge for the exceptional student. Students participating in the program are able to enrich and enlarge their own chosen area through individual study. In addition to graduating in University Honors, a student may work toward a departmental honors degree or participate on a nondegree basis. 334 •‘The University with a Heart” took a lot of the challenge out of college life when MSU switched to computerized registration for spring quarter. It no longer did any good to make out three or four dummy schedule cards so that you wouldn't get History of Civ at 8:00 a.m. There was no longer any need to go into the big act about how you just coufdn't take chem at four on Friday since your wife worked and you had to stay home with the seven kids. Computerized registration meant an end to the fraternity pools — the winner determined by the amount of time taken to register. Spring Quarter, 1969 did, however, have a few sur- prises in store. Just ask the poor kid who couldn't figure out how he would be able to get to the Deaconess Hospital in Billings three times a week for Art Appreciation. Or just ask the teacher in the English department who was perfectly willing to teach a 400 level English course to nine students, but no amount of pleading with 'Great God Sigma,” residing in the basement of the library would convince him (she?, it?,) to allow a class with any less than 10 students. Such is the price a college must pay if it would become a university, but as Helen Fechter said, it will be just great just as soon as the . . bugs are worked out.' first symposium explores viet nam question 336 In an attempt to answer the claims that MSU is concerned only with the latest development in engineering and the price of wheat, several professors organized a symposium on the war in Viet Nam. The symposium represented both sides of the question with several well-qualified speakers. Robert Scheer, the editor of Ramparts Magazine, spoke on what he felt were attempts by the U.S. to . . impose our values, our concerns, our needs on the rest of the world.' Supporting the U.S. stand on the war were: Dr. Frank Trager, Professor of International Affairs at New York University; Dr. Anthony Bouscaren, Professor of Political Science at Le Moyne College in Syracuse; Eddie Schodt, diplo- mat-in-residence at the University of Montana, and Rev. Glenn Johnson, who has lived in Viet Nam for three years. In addition to Scheer, the “dove side was represented by Rear Admiral Arnold True and Professor Michael Novak, a professor of philosophy and theology at Stanford University. Each of the speakers presented a major address and then led smaller discussion groups on his particular stand on the war. The symposium was well organized and presented, but very poorly attended by students. It makes you wonder just where our interests do lie at MSU. 337 drug use and abuse symposium “The philosophy of the Drug Symposium is basic. We attempt to provide factual information so individuals can make personal decisions which can affect their lives — physically, mentally, and socially. We feel we must attempt to prepare students to meet life with a minimum social conflict — in other words, make them citizens. Max Worthington, Dean of Student Affairs and Services at MSU, made the preceeding statement in reference to the October 1 -5 program on the use and abuse of drugs and narcotics. The dean added that the drug program was an extra effort beyond the classroom which “can broaden the student s perspective. The list of speakers who presented their views included Dr. Joel Fort, a physician who specializes in public health, social psychiatry, and drug abuse; Jack Healey, head of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics office in Den- ver,- Dr. Alfred Lindesmith, social psychologist who deals with drug abuse,- Dr. Paul E. Van Horne, dean of the School of Pharmacy at the University of Montana,-Dr. Edward Scott, clinical director of the Alcohol Studies and Rehabilitation section for the state of Oregon; Dr. David Tilley, dean of students at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, Long Island; Dr. Helen Nowlis dean of students at the University of Rochester, New York; and Professor Larry Elison, University of Montana Law School. Chairman of the symposium John O. Langenbach said that “the problem of drug and narcotic abuse is complex, but this complexity doesn't warrant our ignoring the problem in the vain hope that it will vanish. Rather, the seriousness of the situation demands action. In a free and democratic nation, solutions to our society's ills come only through an intelligent and enlightened public.” 338 339 senate changes—hopefully A common sight at student senate meetings again this year was senators out numbering spectators. The poor attendance was only one indication of the lack of interest in student senate among the students. It was once again criticized as a Greek-run organization, not representative of the students. The commissioner system was criticized as representing groups and organizations, and not individuals. In an effort to raise interest in senate, a special committee called “Something Exciting in Senate or SES Pool was organized. The group presented a different topic at each meeting, but this also failed to raise attendance. Proof that the student body was not completely apathetic was the high attendance at the meeting at which senate considered the second draft of the new constitu- tion. The meeting was also broadcast over the campus radio station. At this meeting representatives of the administration stated that the constitution should be examined by a committee of students, faculty, administration, and a lawyer to bring it into harmony with the faculty constitution. Since nearly a year had been spent on the present draft, many students felt that a delay of another year was unnecessary and would only serve to kill interest in the constitution. It was stated by the constitution committee that many of the problems brought up by the administration could be solved in the draft of the by laws, which were to be considered later. In a year during which change was discussed many times, it was hoped that a constitution could be drawn up to provide the change in an institution which all agree it needs. 340 341 students vote down new stadium 342 si vmun • STATE THINK 'IGATtyVlAR I2HR5 FOOTBALL ONLY P 5750.000 INTI RL5T 30 YEAR5 ? RAll RBAULU ? COURTESY MSU VETERANS 0R AN1ZAT ION M vru RAN1] ™ UHtiANI AfKIN I ORROSES THE I JO YEAR fsWDENT BONDAGE I OF 'STADIUM '■' STATE VOfi AGAINST STADIUn I5SUE 0EE V In a special general election held on December 12, Montana State University students voted on a special building fee to provide financial support for a new football stadium. By a vote margin of 66 votes, students defeated the proposed $1.50 per quarter fee. The election saw over 3,000 students turn out. There were many explanations of why the fee assessment was defeated. Some felt that a question of priorities was involved. They felt that intramural and P.E. facilities were needed more. Others claimed that the administration railroaded ' the issue. Literature published by the Alumni Association stated that the administration assumed that the fee would pass, and construction will begin in the spring of 1969 . . Students felt that they should have had more say in the matter before the campaign was begun to raise money from the alumni. There are always those who feel that varsity athletics should be deemphasized or eliminated altogether. There was also the fact that this was the first amount of money of any size raised by the alums, and many felt that it could be better used for an academic building. MSU students were asked to approve a bond issue that would be paid through future student fees, covering the difference betwen the $750,000 construction cost of the 16,000 seat stadium and the amount donated to the project through private subscription. The Stadium for State campaign directed by the MSU Alumni Association had gathered, by the time of the election $335,000 of their $490,000 goal. After defeat of the fee increase, ASMSU president, Gary Fulker expressed hope that another student election would be held so that some compromise between students and administration could be presented to the Montana Legislature. A Student Senate committee was appointed to determine whether a second election should be held. The committee decided that another election would not be proper during the '68- 69 academic year. 343 forum provides new mode of communication An open student forum was formed during winter quarter. This forum was organized to . provide a medium of communication for student gripes and policies that need changing, according to Fornum Alston, a spokesman for the group. It was in no way meant to alienate policy-making groups such as Student Senate, but many felt that many of the other organizations did not provide the free exchange of ideas that the forum was designed to provide. The forum considered a great many topics, ranging from icy sidewalks to the stadium question. Many speakers presented both sides of the question and the forum was considered by many to be a prime factor in the defeat of the fee increase to build the new football stadium. The forum also invited Harvey Griffin whose columns often appear in The Billings Gazette, to speak. Mr. Griffin presented the “older generation's'' attitude on everything from long hair to the language used in the Exponent. He told the forum that the Exponent used language that no commercial paper would dare to publish. He also said that “Today the morals and manners are neglected. The university has a specific obligation to teach students these things. Attendance was very high during discussions on controversial issues such as the stadium, but it fell off toward the end of the year. 345 does religion have a place on the campus 346 “Does religion have a place on the campus? This question can be partly answered by the enthusiasm that Montana State University students have shown in their participation in religious ceremonies and other related activities here on campus. For many students, then, religion does have a place. According to Rev. Edward E. Courtney, Newman Foundation campus pastor, “The term ecumenical' is a byword for those of us who call the campus our beat.' We, and the majority of church leaders, now see the need and the demand for an active — and united — campus ministry if the church is to survive, let alone grow. The religious organizations have this year continued a lecture and discussion program which relates religion to contemporary life and problems. The well-attended lectures — Faith and Life Series — featured this year “Sex and Sexuality with topics on homosexuality and pre-marital sex, and a lecture series on the Jewish faith. Should religion services depart from the traditional? Following the directives of Vatican II, the Newman Foundation last year began presenting special monthly worship services, “Relating the Sights and Sounds of Today to worship. Posters and folk and rock music were integrated into the services. In addition to the Catholic group, other religious groups on campus are experimenting with audio-visual materials and their liturgies. Folk music has been added to the Episcopal services and students at the Wesley House have been taking an active part in conducting their services. The Wesley House is a showpiece structure and operation in the evolving campus ministry. In addition to the active student participation in their services, the Methodist Wesley House has provided a home for an ecumenical group of forty students, living together in a Faith and Life community. In addition to the Episcopal, Catholic, and Methodist campus parishes, there exist at MSU the Lutheran and Presbyterian full-time campus ministries. Other church groups are served by downtown churches. 347 change indicated by new student attitudes Several groups felt that a complete break with the university organization would be the best method of change. One of the most popular of these non-organizations'' was the Free University. The Free U, backed by the MSU Honors Club, began its first term during winter quarter. The Free University did away with such things as grades, mandatory attendance, and regulations of any kind. There was a registration fee of $1.00 and you could drop, add, late register or forget the whole thing for no charge at all. The curriculum was determined by interest alone and ranged from body painting to contemporary novel. Many university professors participated and many of the classes were led by students who happened to know about or be interested in the subject. The Free U's second quarter offered many new courses as well as the more popular ones from the quarter before. Enrollment averaged about 150 students each quarter. The Free U. gave students a chance to see just how serious they were about studying for something other than grades. Returning for its second year of publication was the Non-Newspaper. Published by a group of interested students, the paper was affiliated with no campus group or organization. The first edition of the year ran the essay, The Student as Nigger,' which was taught in an English class at the University of Montana and was used by groups in the State to try and get legislative control over what could be taught in the classroom. The publication, which had no advertisement, relied solely on sales for support. 348 349 Friends, Well here it is, 1969 — photographed, printed, written up, published and bound — ready to be set on the shelf next to 1968. Take it down once in a while and say, Wow, some year? No? How about, Nice cover, anyway ? Well, at least dust it once in a while. OK? 1969 was 6,000 different things to 6,000 different students and it was the job of the MONTANAN to decide what to save — no easy job. Maybe we made the symphonic band too important or maybe not enough — who knows. Maybe the football team deserved more pages and maybe not as many as it got. Maybe we shouldn't have mentioned that the students told the alumni what to do with their football stadium, but that was 1969 to us and we hope that's what it was to you. There were also a few other things that 1969 was. 1969 — that was the year student senate became active. 1971? 1975? 1984? 1969 — that was the year that two people ran for ASMSU president. Something new and different at MSU. 1969 — that was the year the Buffs really came through. Come on, that's couth? 1969 — that was the year that ISA was reorganized. If at first you don't succeed . .. 1969 — that was the year the IFC stayed organized. Come on, that's organization? 1969 — that was the year the MSU coeds got 24 hour dorms, but still had to leave a left footprint and a dental impression before they could get out of the door. Progress, progress, progress. 1969 — that was the year that the student bookstore sold more books than its downtown competitor — but the last one. This is also the page where the editor traditionally thanks all of those who suffered with him. It's too bad that there isn't a page where the editor traditionally mentions some of the other people he came in contact with. First of all. I'd like to thank Don Pilotte — some photographer. He gave up 85% of his free time and 65% of his spare time and still made Phi Eta Sigma. But next year you're going to need everyone from Martin Luther to the Pope, Don. Howie Wilson also spent many long hours in the darkroom and he certainly wasn't doing it for the money. Thanks Howie. Then there was Maryann Mahoney. She could fill up any size block with great copy — that's talent. Her fiance, Jerry Seigmyer made the sports section more than scores and a jock line up. A special thanks to Mike Galvin for the Greek section. Would you believe he's the president of my house? Thanks to Don Devoe — more for the changes you made for me at the last minute than for the really great layout. And to your staff — John Alley, Jim Abel, Mike Preston, and Boots — a pitcher at the Hauf. I really appreciated Mike Hoffman — it was great to have at least one professional around. Rob Clark, my loyal photo editor. Did you really learn to take pictures only two years ago? And Linda Halley — fora dietetics major you could sure pinch pennies. It was great to see an original club section for a change, thanks to Laurel Janke. I also appreciate my roommates for the change section — Greg Curtis and Mike Bernier. I should also include Kathi Stephens here and her academics section — bigger and better. A big thanks go to four girls who performed a couple of really thankless jobs. Laurie McFadgen and Cindy Hustad for the living groups and Barb Wood and Leah Ann Barlow for the index. I wouldn't want to forget Shirley Thurber and Bob Mullendore — you made life interesting. Well, so much for 1969. Next year Don will whip up 380 pages of 1970. I hope he gets as much out of this job as I did. It was some education. Now let's go have a party! Russ CREDITS — Photographs: Exponent Rudi Dietrich Don Wright Geoff Gibbs Office of Information Cover: Jim Abel Color Copy: Patsy Whitmer 350 topical index A Ag Business 171 Ag Club 172 Agriculture, College of 90 Alpha Gamma Delta 204 Alpha Gommo Rho 217 Alpha Omicron Pi 206 Alpha Psi Omega 179 Alpha Zeto 171 American Home Economic! Association 182 American Institute of Architecture 170 American Institute of Chemical Engineers 180 American Institute of Industrial Engineers 180 American Society of Agricultural Engineers 181 American Society of Civil Engineers 181 Americon Society of Mechonicol Engineers 182 Angel Flight 165 Animal Science 172 Apropos 35 Associated Women Students 190 Association of Nursing Students 189 Association of the United States Army 162 B Basketball 134 Bowling Club 177 C Canterbury 178 Chaff ond Dust 173 Chi Omego 209 Circle K 177 Class Officers 18 Coed Colonette 161 Computing Center 106 student A Aakre. Elmer 312 Aakre, Mrs. Shelley 289 Abbott. Richard 275 Abel. James 32,312 Abel. Robert 283 Abell. Rob.n 312 Ablonczy, Cheryl 199. 206 Abrams, Annette 262 Achomire, Lois 247 Adomi, Marvin 289 Adoy. Kelly 25.161.179.194. 227. 281 Adolph. Dole 171.289 Ahern, Froncis 312 Aiken. Kim 223. 256 Aklond, Konrad 256 Albert. Barry 177.221.275 Albert, Paul 144.162 Alderson, James 312 Aldrich. Mory Gale 312 Alexander. Russell 23. 30. 240. 312 Alfredson. Norcen 247 Alfson, Dovid 256 Alger, Edward 162 Alger, Patricio 247 Allen, Amy 247 Allen, Bonnie 124,164.215 Allen. Dovid 146.283 Allen. John 312 Continuing Education 108 Cooperative Extension Service 107 Culbertson Hall 244 D Dairy Judging 173 Delta Gomma 211 Delta Phi Delta 174 Delto Sigma Phi 219 Oolphins 147 Drama 56 E Education, College of 98 Endowment and Research 100 Engineering, College of 96 Exponent 26 F Fong of Fome 1 58 Fongs 161 Football 145 Forensics 40 4-HCIub 175 Flying Bobcats 194 Forensics 40 Future Formers of America 200 G Geology Club 184 Graduate Studies 102 Gymnastics 148 H Hannon Hall 262 Hopner Hall 268 Head Residents 194 Hedges North 247 Hedges South 256 Homecoming 44 Honor House 274 Honors 104 Allen, Mrs. Michele 312 Aller, Anne 274 Alles. Jo Ann 209 Allred. Margoret 312 Alpin. Bob 283 Althaus, Roy 171 Alfimus. William 60 Alverson, Jane 215 Alzheimer, Carol 247 Amsk. Burdeno 289 Amundson, Gary 231,244 Amunrud, Daniel 283 Anceney, William 289 Andersen. Donald 181.275 Andersen, lorry 172,244 Andersen. Reed Andersen. Williom 142. 289 Anderson. Arnold 312 Anderson, Mrs, Barbara 289 Anderson, Corol 209. 312 Anderson. Dale 289 Anderson, Danny 289 Anderson, Dorold 196. 200 Anderson, David lee 289 Anderson, Dclio 209. 262 Anderson, Douglas 289 Anderson, Gordon 289 Anderson. Jock 289 Anderson. Janis 213 Anderson, Jcrom 223, 312 Anderson, John 283 I Indian Club 186 Industrial Arts Club 186 Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineering 1 82 Intercultural Programs 103 Interfraternity Club 187 Intromurols 149 K Koppa Delta 213 Kappa Koppa Psi 188 Kappa Sigma 221 I lambda Chi Alpha 223 Langford Hall 275 La Reine 157 les Buffons 156 letters and Science, College of 94 Library 11 2 M MClub 197 Men s Residence Association 191 Model United Nations 199 Montanan 30 Montana Student Nurse's Association 189 Mortar Board 154 Mu Beta Beta 175 Mullon Hall 281 Music 60 Mu Sigma Alpha 188 O Off Campus living 289 Orientation 42 P Ponhellenic 203 Anderson. Mrs. Korlee 312 Anderson, lorry 200,217 Anderson, Linda 273 Anderson, Nancy lou 247 Anderson. Nancy 247 Anderson. Penny 209 Anderson. Robert 256 Anderson. Robert 196. 244 Anderson. Roger 221.229. 275 Anderson. Roy 146. 227 Anderson, Susan 247 Anderson. Thomas 283 Andrew. Dennis 221.256 Anglin, Sherry 209 Angvick, Colleen 262 Ankney, Douglas 289 Annolo, Susan 247 Antonich. Matt 162, 200 Antonioli. William 256 Antonsen, George 40, 289 Aoki, Nadine 289 Apostel. Marcia 204, 247 Applebury, Alan 289 Archambault, Louis 171,312 Archer, Susan 145 Armitage, Clara Margoret 289 Armitoge, Martha Louise 196.262 Armon, Undo 262 Armstrong. Juanita 262 Armstrong. Paula 289 Arnold, Alan 256 Pora-cats 195 Phi Delta Theta 225 Phi Sigma Kappa 227 Phi Upsilon Omicron 184 Pi Beta Pi 215 Pi Kappa Alpho 229 Pi Tau Sigma 183 Professional Schools, College of 92 R Radio Station 36 Range Management Club 176 Resident Advisors 190 Rifle Team 144 Rodeo Club 196 Rosk.e Hall 283 S Senote Boards 20 Seniors 312 Septemviri 155 Sigma Alpho Epsilon 231 Sigma Chi 234 Sgma No 237 Sgmo Phi Epsilon 240 Skiing 140 Spur of the Moment 159 Spurs 160 Steering Committee 19 Student Senate 17 Swimming 146 T Tackwon-Oo 198 Tau Beta Sigma 188 Tau Beta Pi 183 W Women s Sports Association 199 Who's Who 166 Wool Judging 176 Wrestling 142 Arnold. Debra 247 Arnold, Leroy 135, 137 Arora, Jagdish 181 Arthun, Dean 237 Arthun, Ellen 211 Arthun, Gerald 60 Arthun, Sherrol 190 Arthur, Bruce 312 Ashenhurit, Connie 204 Ashley, Vicky Lee 190.262 Askin, Jerry 176 Aspevig. Mrs. Kothleen 312 Atchison. Down 247 Atchison, Rita Jone 213. 262 Atchison. Robert 244 Athaus. Roy 289 Athearn. Mork 275 Atwood. John 289 Aure, Jomes 229. 256 Ausk, Jomes 219 Austin, Roymond 289 Ayerhort, Murray 289 Aznoe, Richard 275 B Baarson, Shirley 262 Babcock. Clark 289 Bocko, Leonard 256 Backer, Walter 234. 289 Bacon, Dennis 188, 275 index Bocon, Greg 289 Bacon, John 23, 227 Boeth, Roger 289 Bohr, Glendon 172,200,256 Baier, Tony 162 Bo,er, Vicki 289 Bailey, John 162,221,289 Bailey, Karen 247 Bailey. Lynn 211,262 Bailey, Philip 289 Bailey, Richard 289 Bailey, Robert 184 Bain, Ron 126,133 8aird, Dennis 256 Baird, Alene 186 Baird, Larry 289 Baker, Douglas 312 Baker, Eugene 223, 289 Baker, Hillev. 179 Baker, James 281 Baker. K.le 289 Baker, Roger 200, 256 Bakken. Daniel 182.183.312 Bakken. Mrs Judy 312 Bakken, Terry 275 Baldridge. Craig 244 Baldwin, Norman 275 Bales, Mike 275 Bolhiser, Barbara 247 Bolkovetz. Francis 283 Ball. Robert 171.219 Bollard. Bryant 162.289 Bollard. David 289 Ballard. Floyd 223, 275 Ballard, Mariner 289 Ballard. Sheri 203 Ballard, William 312 Ballard. Sebastian 312 Ballou, Bonee 289 Balock, Brian 281 Boltrusch, Kurt 237 Bolycor, Horry 244 Bolzorini, Steven 223 Bolzh.ser, Lois 211,262 Bannaugh, Catherine 247 Bannough, Robert 256 Banduront, Bryce 289 Bandy, Kristin 247 Bondy, Williom 181 Bonko, Morgaret 312 Banks, Shigeo 244 Banto, Charles 244 Baquet, Alan 256 Barber, Richord 171,197,312 Barber, Russell 237 Bardo, Richard 289 Bardsley. Scott 146, 227.283 Borfnecht, Kay 21,160,215 Barger, Pete 283 Barker, Janet 262 Barlow, Leah Ann 32 Barnord, Charles 283 Barnes. T.mothy 256 Barnhart, William 289 Barnosky. Barbara 247 Barr, Dionne 312 Barr, John 181,183,312 Borr, Rick 289 Borrett, Joseph 289 Borrier, Craig 289 Barrows. Ke.th 221.275 Barsness, Kay 215,312 Bartel. Woyne 289 Bortholet, Richard 256 Bortow. Samuel 190 Boss. Bruce 229 Boss. Tim 283 Bossett. Twilo 184,185,312 Bostian, Cheryl 262 Bastion, Christopher 195, 289 Bateman, Pamela 247 Boteman. Thomas 21.172,176 Bates, William 197,289 Batson, Douglas 186. 289 Baucus, John 171,256 Bauer, Edword 289 8auer, Kathryn 262 Bauer. Rebccoo 262 Baum, Daniel 275 8auman, Connie 19, 160. 204 Bauman, Douglas 283 Baumann, Martha 289 8aumgorf. Kathleen 248 Bowser, Mike 281 Baxter, Robert 223 Baxter, Walter 275 Bay Icy. Gorlond 275 8oylcy, Stanley 275 Boyly. Ronald 244 Beadle. Daniel 283 Bean, Richord 126 Beardsley, Jomes 21.217,289 Beatty. Vernon 289 Beoudo n, Barry 256 Beaudry, Darlene 247 Bechtel, Tracey 289 Beck. Mrs Helen 289 Beck. Nancy 215,312 Beck. R.chord 161. 194, 196. 289 Beck, Robert 256 Beck. Louise 215.247 Becker, Robert 126 Becky. Raymond 126, 133 Becotte. Michael 244 Bedient, Mrs. Donna 289 Beeler, loyna 165.209 Begley. Michael 256 Betel. R.chord 237 Bckker. Roger 244 Belden. Virginia 204.289 Bell. Jon.s 247 Bell. Stanley 162 Bellond.. Robert 283 Bene., John 229.312 Benedict, Cynthio 160 Bennet. Bill 162,289 Bonnet. Eugene 217 Bennett, Linda Ann 313 Bennett. Lyman 237 Bennett. Siri 289 Bensen, Bruce 173 Benson. Benny 275 Benson, Bruce 244 Benson, Myron 171.289 Benson. Ralph 283 Bentsen. David 290 8entsen. Larry 275 Bentz, Edword 162, 237 Bcrberet. Jane 184.185.313 Berberet, Margaret 160. 247 Bercov.ch, Elaine 204. 247 Berg. John 19.23.155.167. 180,183 Berg, Kathy 262 Berg, Richord 225 Berg. Vickie 262 Berg, Woyne 171 Berg, Woyne 290 Berger, Richard 193 Berch. Lyle 275 Bergland. Sheryn 313 Bergman, Gory 184 Bergum, Patrick 290 Berlont. Michael 162,237 Bernard, Henry 290 Berner, Margaret 213,313 Bernier, Michael 32 Berrien, Robert 194,275 Berry, Kathleen 247 Bertelsen, David 312 Bcrtelson. Donna 247 Berthelotc, Patricia 290 Berwick, Allen 275 Berwick, Kari Ann 313 Best. John 290 Bestlond, Annette 262 Biostoch. William 290 B ek, David 244 Bick. Jon 275 B.ckle, Lowell 173.177,194. 200,312 Biedermonn, David 290 B.egolke. Gary 275 Bielen, Fred 290 B.clenborg, Nicholas 290 Biggs. Daniel 283 B.grigg, John 283 Biles. Les 256 Biley, Pofricio 290 Billings, Thomas 256 Billingsley, Harry 256 B.llquist, John 197.256 Bills, Gary 283 Billstem, Ronald 156,237 Bilsky, Cmetro 126 Binder, Mrs. Holly 313 Binder. Laurence 313 Bing. Jons 188.313 Bingham. Woyne 26, 290 B.nk, Wolter 290 B.schoff, R.chord 196.290 Bishop, Jerry 244 B.shop, John 180.275 Bistlme, Cloire 247 Bitz, Mrs. Celio 313 Biellond. Robert 256 Bjerkreim, Thomas 172,256 Black, David 244 Black, Donald 283 Black, Marty 274 Blockmore. Anthony 244 Blair, Mark 313 Blair, Scott 229, 256 Blake. Mary 215 Blokeslee. Shelley 247 Blanchard, Charlene 290 Blanchard, Jonelle 290 Blanchf.eld, Michael 313 Blank. Dale 229, 244 Blankenhorn, Charles 221,275 Blankenship. Barbora 248 Blankenshhip, Terry 248 Bloskovich, Michael 229 Sleeker, Teresa 248 Blevins. Bruce 313 Blevins. Richord 19.23.290 Bliss. Charles 171 Bliss. John 172.200.290.313 Bliss. William 177.180.290 Blixt, Andy 281 Blockey, Arlynne 145 Blom. Alfred 290 Blomquist, Sharon 262 Bloomingdale, David 283 Blume, Michael 198 Blyth, Fre da 290 Blyth. Robert 223. 256 Boatwright, Kathy 290 Bodley, Patricio 209 Bodner, Potricio 209 Bodner. S'ephen 256 Bodobniek. Bill 171 Boender. Cheryl 184.313 Boender, Tano 248 Baggess. Robert 290 Bohac. Charles 155.167.237 Bohne. Bruce 221,256 Bold. Robert 275 Bolen, John 256 Boles, Michael 219 Bolick. Donald 283 Bollard, Richard 186 Bolstod, Mrs Evelyn 313 Bolstad, Jon 225 Bonohoom, Bon.to 248 Bond, Allen 283 Bond, James 188,313 Bone, Gary 283 Boner, Harvey 228. 256 Boner, Leroy 256 Bonourant, Barbara 313 Booth. Jomes 221 Borgreen, James 275 Borum, Albert 193,281 Bos. Harvey 183,313 Bos. James 171 Boschce, Robert 228 Booghn, Pamela 206 Boughn. Sandy 206 Baukhodro, Ismail 187 Boulwore, Jimi Lou 157.204,219 Bourdet, Jomes 161,237 Boarder. Linda 199, 206 Bourfgeois. Joan 177 Boutsen. Sandro 313 Bowman, 8ruce 162, 290 Bowman. Terry 290 Boyd, Mrs Betty 313 Boyd, Jonet 199 Boyd. Marcus 240 3oyd, Michael 181 Boyd, Pamela 211,262 Boyd, Robert 290 Boydston, Tom 126 Boyer, lee 290 Boyer, Linda 209 Boyer, Mary 248 8oylan, Debbe 290 Boylan, Fred 181,290 Boyle. Colvet 25 Bozmon. Condace 248 Brackett, Ronnie 181 Braden, Gary 290 Bradford, Virginia 25 Bradley, Mrs. Pamela 290 Brodlcy. Thomas 283 Bradley, Ed 234 Brodwoy, David 290 Brood. Dionne 262 Brondenburger, Stevo 291 Brondt, Peg 206 Bronger, John 283 Brann, Douglas 244 Brosen, Charles 291 Brason, David 283 Brotsky, Leo 162. 171, 172, 217 Brotton, Linda 174 Browner. Diane 204 Bray. Edwin 275 Bray. Thomas 291 Breed, Gary 179 Brekke, Linda 248 Brendgard, Robert 313 Breneman, Thomas 291 Brent, Joseph 313 Brewer. Glenn 167,183.182.194, 313 Brewer, John 256 Brewer, Lloyd 281 Brewer. Woyne 181,291 Brewington, Croig 234,275 Brezicko. Mrs. Beverly 291 Bridget, Bertan 256 Briogewoter. Ilene 291 Bridgewater, Judy 291 Bridgewater. Sherry 313 Bristol, Daniel 275 Broodbrooks. Linda 208. 262 Brock, David 256 Bronson. Mary Jane 248 Brooks, Avice 211, 262 Brooks, Lynda 262 Brorby, Karen 248 Brosius, Thomas 227. 275 Brosten, Rodrick 291 Brown, Sandy 146 Brown, Barbara 21.209 Brown. David 313 Brown, Donald 275 Brown, Edmond 291 Brown. Erik 171,225 Brown, Gary 223, 256 Brown. James 313 Brown, Kathleen 248 Brown, Kathleen 262 Brown, Kevin 275 Brown, leone 262 Brown, Lindo 248 Brown, Lloyd 256 Brown, Lonnie 256 Brown, Lorelei 262 8rown. Michael 281 Brown, Normon 221,291 8rown, Phillip 291 8rown, Robert 19. 25, 40. 223, 291 Brown, Russell 235, 244 Brown, Sounders 275 Brown, Shermon 283 8rown. Terry 126 Brown. Williom 331 8rownell, John 291 Brownell, William 2840 Brownfield, Donald 313 Browning. Barbara 204 Browning, Richard 291 Browning, Mrs. Terry 291 Browning, Wayne 275 Brownlee. Gayle 213 Bruce. Barbara 204, 291 Bruce, Randy 283 Bruce, Robert 313 Bruce. Sharon 314 Bruckner, Garreth 244 Bruckner. Joan 206.314 Bruckner. Poul 275 Bruner. Mrs. Cynthio 291 Bruner. Rodney 25 Brunner. Rodney 227 Brunsvoid. Darryl 181 Brush, Ray 244 Bruss, Ronald 145.162 Bryson, Jomes 291 Buchanan, Amey 190. 262 Buck, Jonis 248 Buck. Sidney 256 Buckley. Kathe 291 Budge. Brenda 215 Buhl, Normon 283 Buker, Roxanne 213 Bukoskey. Rolph 314 352 it ?§ £ . CN x t g -SE-c „° ® = s ?sw. :■ ,3 3 «§ § $ 3 5 3 3 - - TO CN : CO O CN 1 r cn :p glilis 6 c o« 5 2 ra iid”- g rill!§ 2 ; iiiiiii! D CD CN CO CN -! -O .cn -Pirn. « o- cn . -o cn cn ;£ C .2 c 5 C --5 X c •£ 1$ £ ?x V £ r r 2 — . € — eeimifr .3 3S S S ScS S S 1gg§ £ SzSiEj j wow � o I 506065 Ouuuuu -osocos ” «riS|!f 41 ' ’ E = 6 CCCiU V _ SSSSSS-cE yyywyuou 0 0 « 04 - «3 CO Cn U . CN CN CO CD — ’. CN — -o o — r- CN — • m O XfS-ScS 2 2“CN i;Oj E £ - e 5 S. O “ o X .2 100“ Cl U a. a a- H = Ui ►- a, c W� ys « ' « T till Ilf f I tllililfl! yyyyyyyyyy _ro -CN r— ft « � ill? fit 111 §1 £ . 5 c- ils CN J ill V CO CO o- s ;a; S = , 00 CN •£-£■£■ f 6 M . v v .? .5 .2 .5 .2 c C v. 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Ronald 19,171,172,217. 293 D Hooge, Patricia 215,268 Diehl, Steven 284 Diener, Greg 162,229 Dierenfeldt, David 275 Dillon, lorry 156.229.315 Dineen, John 276 Di Posquote, Leroy 162 Ditzel, Dave 38 Divol. Robert 234 Divine. Ic Anne 263 Dixon, Dona 276 Dixon, Terry 293 Dcone, Kothie 263 Dobro. Dov.d 193 Dobrowski. David 281 Dobrowski, James 281 Dobson, Terry 293 Dockhom. Ken 189.293 Dohrmonn, Mrs. Diane 293 Dohrmann, Terry 293 Do.g, Donald 293 Dolan. James 172.200 Dolecheck, Ginger 263 Dolph. Nancy 263 Oolven, Christine 248 Dominski, Anthony 244 Oommc, Mrs. Sondro 293 Donaldson, Bradley 284 Donaldson, Stephen 276 Doney, Diane 204 Doornbos, Andrea 274. 315 Doran, Theresa 204 Dormoier. Deanna 165.204.248 Dortch. Dennis 281 Dotter, Bill 186.315 Doty, Lois 249 Dougherty, Potrick 257 Douglas, Bruce 276 Douglos, Paul 172 Downs, linda 268 Doyle. Patsy 249 Drokc. Ronold 257 Dreikoscn, Ed 293 Dreyer, Laura 185.268 Drgo. Fred 227 Dnggs. Alice 268 Origgs. Donald 293 Drummond. David 293 Drummond, Jean 206, 293 Druer, Ruth 249 Dubois, Craig 257 Du Bois, Mary 209 Dudos, Francis 257 Dudas, lasllo 42. 293 Dudden, Barbara 249 Dufrcsne, Frank 293 Dugan, Kothlecn 199. 316 Duggan, Pamela 215,268 Duggleby. Mary 26 Duggs. Alice 211 Duletieh, Anne 209, 293 Dumont, Terry 284 Duncan. Michael 237 Duncan, Shirley 293 Duncan, Wally 194.293 Duncan, Walter 293 Dunn, Dorothy 188 Dunn. Timothy • 257 Dunstan, Richard 293 Duntsch. Donald 126 Dupea. Dorothy 263 Dupree. George 181 Dupuis, Louis 161.229 Durham. Cheryl 268 Durhom, Ovone 293 Darnell. Stophonie 204, 268 Dusek, Doug 284 Dvorshak, Wallis 316 Dye. Drew 293 Dye. Lorraine 268 Dye, Richard 181,293 Dyer, Robert 293 Dyk, Aroyce 293 Dyk, Donna 249 Dykstro, Clarence 293 E Eagle, Susan 168.316 Eakmon. Donovan 284 Eakmon. Jennifer 263 Eorley, Pot 249 Earley. Duane 284 Easton. Cynde 154. 168. 316 Eastwood, John 284 Easy, Fred 293 Eaton, Char 263 Eaton, Gary 293 Eaton, Lee 166 Eaton. Thomas 293 Ebel, Adrienne 268 Eberle, Claude 198 Eby, Terronce 276 Ecbcrt, Nancy 249 Eckert. Nancy 196, 199 Eckley, Lloyd 276 Edgmond, Kristie 213. 263 Edie, Peggy 217 Edquist, Charles 229 Edwards. Gregory 281 Edwards, lowrence 293 Edwards. Ronald 293 Edwards. William 231 Egon, Paulette 249 Ege, Tana 316 Egemo. Tom 162,276 Eger.es. Tom 229, 257 Eggers. Joanne 268 Eggum, Terry 293 Eidum, Pomell, 257 Eidum. Perry 257 Eilefson. Lynn 23 Eisenmon, Linda 174.263 Eitel. Sylda 249 Elevpuru. Bonita 249 Elia son. Lon 21,60.241 Elings, Gwen 199. 249 Ellerd, Richard 293 Ellers. Greg 293 Ellig. Bill 316 Ellingsen, John 186 Elliot, Carol 293 Elliott, Mary 249 Elliott. Gary 221 Elliott, Jeon 249 Ellis. Barney 293 Ellison. James 196.294 Ellison. John 171,196 Ellwein, Diono 199 Ellwein, Gail 249 Elmore. Jock 194 Emerson, Mike 257 Emery, Cliff 221.294 Emery, l.nda 249 Emond. Boyd 171,294,217 Emond. Clayton 316 Emond. Lloyd 171,217 Engel, Corol 190,249 Engel, Mrs. Christiana 294 Engelhort, Margorcto 316 Engelhart, Robert 294 Engstrom, Holger Enncberg, Gary 316 Enright. Mrs. Deanna 3156 Enright, Glen 28.316 Epler. Nancy 316 Eregen. Stanley 281 Ericksen, John 316 Erickson, Carlo 209 Erickson, Dennis 1 26. 129, 133 Erickson, Glenn 162 Erickson, Joe 192, 257. 294 Erickson, Kathryn 269 Erickson, Max 257 Erickson, Russell 192,284 Erickson, Sidney 171.299 Erkkila. Lynda 316 Ervine. Karen 294 Erwin, James 294 Espy, Kathryn 294 Espy, Nancy 294 Eustermon. George 257 Evans. Ac'ele 203. 209. 316 Evans, Dale 276 Evans, Michael 71, 156. 234 Evcans, Thomas 257 Eveland, Wayne 294 Evenson, Ronald 294 Everly, David 276 Evertz, Gary 284 Evje. Gary 126, 294 Ewan, Russell 294 Ewan, Susan 249 F Fagan, Royal 276. 294 Fogeostrom, Jane 294 Fogrelius, Linda 211,263 Fahlgren, Ann 249 Fahlgren, John 284 Failing, Charles 281 Fairchild. Susan 263 Fanning, Denise 263 Farmer, Daniel 237 Famum. Marie 249 Farrar, Gront 331 Farrell, Mary 249 Farrell, Richard 156, 237 Fanmgton. Albert 276 Forver, Gerry 294 Fay, Michael 294 Feorn. Diono 249 Feddes. Jay 294 Fedon. Charles 284 Fedorenko, Alan 144, 281 Feeney. Daniel 241 Fekety, Rosemary 190.269 Fellet, Carlos 198 Fellows. Jacqueline 190 211 Felt. Mary 249 Fcnbert, Donald 60.192 Fcnnema, Keith 294 Fenton, Bruce 284 Fenton, Neil 294 Fetch, Worren 284 Ferentchok, Garry 316 Ferguson. Carol 316 Ferguson. Herb 294 Ferguson, Joseph 284 Ferguson, leland 294 Ferret, Cheryl 263 Fessler, Oale 244 Fewins, Linda 316 Feyhl. Annette 249 Fieldsfead, William 126.133 Figgins. David 316 F.ggins, Janice 294 File. Linda 249 Fillebrown. Thomas 276 Filson. William 284 Finberg, Harriet 249 F.ncher. Roger 194,244 Fmk, Meelo 249 Finley, Mike 156 Finn. Daniel 294 Finn, Stanley 284 Finnegan, Colleen 249 Finney, Gordon 182 Finnicum, David 316 Fischer, Michael 241 Fischer, Robert 237 Fish, Judce 249 Fish, Sherri 215,269 Fisher, Bruce 225. 237 Fisher, Corol 211 Fisher, Worren 194.257 Fisher, Jock 316 Fisher, Morilod 263 Fisher. Kathy 294 F.sher, Susie 21,124,215.316 Fisher, Thomas 284 Fiske, Thomas 227 Fitch, Joe 25 Fitferer, Kothlcen 249 Fitzgerald, Katherin 209 Fitzgerald. Ross 227 Fitzgerald, Woymoth 294 Fixmcr, Christine 294 Fladstol, Dennis 217,316 Flagg. Steven 244 Flaherty. Marc 192,231.257 Flagon. Roger 257 Flanigan, Williom 294 Flonsoas, Rita 316 Floten, Kori 196 Fleckenstein, James 294 Fleischman. Suzanne 294 Flesch. Allen 257 Fletcher. Allen 217 Fletcher. Susan 69, 209, 2417 Flikkema, Groce 294 Flint, Barbara 206,316 Flores, Laurent 316 Flynn, Joel 162 Flynn, lorolce 174,263 Fogclsong, Mark 294 Fogle. Vernon 294 Foley, Robert 294 Foltz, W.lma 249 Foos, Leslie 294 Forney, Bruce 276 Forney, Garth 1 26 Forney, Linda 263 Fors, Karen 249 Forsell. Arlette 23 Forsell, Lisa 196 Forsell, Patricia 263 Forsmon, David 197,276 Fortune, William 176. 316 Fossum, Chester 276 Foster. Eldon 161.217 Foster, Morcio 196,269 Foster. Mory 249 Foster, Patricio 249 Foster, William 294 Fowler, lindo 209 Fowler, Linda 263 Fowler. Russell 295 Fox, Terry 221 Fraker, Morilyn 249 Francis, Doris 295 Frank, Gary 181,316 Franks, William 295 Fransen, Sandra 184,185,190,249 Frasier, James 229 Frasier. Sandra 249 Frcderiekson, Donno 204 Fredrickson, Carol 295 Fredrickson, Monty 217 Fredrickson, Rox.e 295 Freier, Shoron 295 French, Williom 227 Frick, Jeryl 177 Fried, Lindo 295 Fr.edl, Andy 295 Friedrich, Kathryn 316 Friedrich. Robert 221 Friedrick, Jill 215.235 Friedrick. Karen 215 Fries, Mark 221.276 Fnsbee. Tom 162,235.317 Frisnegger, Kathy 269 Fritz, Dan 317 Fritz, Garey 162.168.171,200. 317 Frost. Greg 295 Frost, Terry 222 Fry. Jock 285 Frye, Robert 295 Fuchs. Deborah 206. 269 Fuchs. Sheila 317 Fueshmonn, Joanne 188, 203, 210 Fuhrmon, Diane 249 Fuhrmon, Floyd 181.257 Fuhrmon, Jacqueline 295 Fulcher, Richard 295 Fulker, Gary 17.235.317.343 Fulkerson, Douglas 237 Fullerton. Nick 25.135.174 Fullerton, Williom 182, 295 Fulton, Patricia 317 Fulton. Tom 162.317 Funk, Deborah 124.210.230 Funk, Gloria 269 Funk, Jomes 276 Funk, Sue 241 Fuqua, Michael 295 Furon, Darlene 23, 190. 249 Furlong. Connie 250 Furlong. Earl 295 Furlong. Sandra 204. 317 Furu. Robert 257 Fyock. William 285 G Gabel. Kathy 60.210,269 Gabel, Leroy 217 Gaffney, Kathy 263 Goffncy, Lois 295 Goffncy. Norma 317 Gagho, Nick 197,276 Golbavy, Linda 263 Gallagher, April 250 Gallagher, David 281 Golloher. Kathy 211.269 354 Gallup, Jackson 25.219 Galvin. Michael 30, 241 Gamble. Linda 250 Gambrel, Rita 250 Gamrodt, Stephen 257 Gandrud, Jamie 263 Gonkoski, Wilma 204 Ganley, Daniel 244 Gonnon, Jomes 25,217 Gonsmon, Lynn 317 Garber, Victor 196, 295 Garcia. Lyle 223. 257 Garcia, Phillip 317 Gordipee, Groce 269 Gardner, John 235, 295 Garfield, lorry 276 Gorner, Carol 250 Garojki, Satan 295 Garry, John 285 Gosper, George 257 Gosvodo, David 317 Gosvodo, Gerald 317 Goto . Cheryl 19.210,295 Gates, David 295 Go tot, George 295 Gate , Mary 269 Got , Larry 276 Gatzcmeicr, Paul 257 Gaucr, Donna 210 Gawenus, Carl 241,295 Gay. Mr . Henry 241 Geach, John 295 Geesey, lorry 285 Geiger. Cheryl 295 Gemmell, Corlene 204 Gensemer, Solly 295 Gentry, Nina 317 George, Judith 250 George. William 285 Gerard, Barbara 263 Gerbase. John 276 Germann, David 222 Gernaat, Terry 317 Gertzen. Sally 188.295 Gervais, John 295 Gessaman, Franklin 162, 276 Gessaman, Tonold 276 Gesshe, Ray 295 Gibb, Pam 263 Gibbs. Geoff 40,241 Gibb , Jeff 194 Gibbs. Roger 257 Gibson, Claudia 250 Gibson, Deborah 263 Gibson, Gary 317 Gibson, Linda 60,188,210 Gibson. Mary 250 Giebink, David 285 Giem, Gary 295 Giem, Loren 295 Giem, Normon 317 Gifford. Vicki 269 Gilbert, Rodger 241 Gilbreaith, Curtis 295 Gilhom. Elaine 160. 186. 250 Gill. Tom 184 Gillam, Bertha 296 Gillen, Gail 263 Gillespie. Jack 135.137 Gillespie, William 317 Gillis, James 317 Gilman, Gary 296 Gilman. Keith 257 Gilmore, Gary 241 Ginni.Gary 276 Ginther, Sonja 296 Ginther, Stanley 281 Girard, Barbara 174 Given. Jane 263 Gjerde, James 257 Glontz, Jerome 198, 281 Glaspey, Greg . 244 Glaus, David 285 Glee. Lila 263 Glenn, John 296 Gliko. Mary 190.250 Glodowski, David 222 Glover, Raylene 250 Gobbs. Robert 188,285 Goddard. Mary 296 Godtland, Carl 296 Goedecke, Greg 284 Goedecke. Sue 210 Goetz, Mary 250 Goetz, Richard 219 Goetze, Andrea 269 Goff, Edward 296 Goggans. Steve 317 Goldenstem, Michael 296 Goodole, Judy 190,206 Goodrich, Tom 285 Good speed, Nancy 250 Goosey, Jaylene 296 Gorczynski, Thomos 225 Gordon, Roxanne 206 Goroski, Raymond 176 Gorton, John 296 Goss. Tobert 222 Gossmon. Jo Dala Lou 296 Gottlob, Jim 196 Gough, Jomes 171 Gower, Christine 35, 296 Goyins. Don 171.317 Groden. Charles 257 Grodle, Danny 180.317 Grady, lindo 269 Grohom, Eric 197,241 Graham, Gerald 222 Grohom, Jon 296 Grohom, R chard 296 Grohom. Douglos 231 Grommcns, Gerald 285 Grommens, Kothlcen 269 Grommens, Ronald 219 Gronning. Sharon 204, 296 Grantham, Ezro 162,296 Grorton, Joseeph 296 Graveley, Charles 196.276 Graveley. lorroin 250 Graves. Greg 237 Groves. Cheryl 317 Gray, Davina 296 Gray, Glen 281 Gray. Morsho 185,250 Groy.Mory 210,296 Grayson, Tom 188.296 Greaves. Cheryl 317 Green, IcRoy 237 Green, lynoyo 263 Green. Robert 296 Green, Tom 276 Greenlee. Lucy 174.317 Greenup. James 227 Greenwold, David 276 Gregory, Ard.rh 250 Gregory, Richord 317 Greimon, Karen 263 Grende. Michael 296 Grensten, John 296 Grevas, George 257 Grevos, Paul 276 Grey. Sharon 296 Griffin, Joe 296 Griffin, Katherine 165, 215, 232, 250 Griffing, leRoy 237 Griffith, Gordon 42,296 Griggs, Adrion 317 Grigsby, Denis 257 Grimes. Marilyn 269 Grindy, Kathleen 263 Grmoljez, Lianne 317 Grodnik, Ralpha 179 Groepper, Jay 1 26. 296 Groh, Marianne 317 Groom, Mary 263 Grosfield, Brin 237 Grosfield, Mary 215.3137 Grofbo, Anne 188 Grote. Cheryl 297 Gruel, Donna 317 Gruel, Helen 250 Grunenefelder, Mike 296 Gruter, Susan 250 Gudmundson, Gene 35 Guintoni, Donna 318 Guiot, Joyce 250 Gum, Barry 297 Gumprecht, Ruth 60, 188 Gunderson, Linda 250 Gunderson, Robert 155, 227, 318 Gunderson, Sheilo 250 Gunn, Pete 196 Gustafson, Gary 126,231 Guthrie, Elaine 318 Guthrie, Gregory 318 H Haoland, Clifford 318 Hoalar.d, Gordon 285 Haas. Jo Ann 215 Haase. Gory 174,191,257 Hacker, Carol 184, 318 Hader, John 285 Hadley. Roger 318 Hiefer, Hal 222 Haegen, Stewart 257 Haeussler, Robert 318 Hogadone, Peggy 263 Hagan, Kenny 241 Hagan, Lois 250 Hagbom, Mary 263 Hoge, David 245 Hogelond, Don 202 Hageman, William 142 Hagen, Douglos 297 Hogen,John 276 Hagen, Joyce 263 Hagenman. Bill 297 Hager, Richord 297 Hager, Robin 297 Hogerman, Beverly 297 Haggerty, Marcia 250 Hagleldt, Glenn 181,197 Hagluf, Stanley 245 Hoglund, Pamela 160, 210. 240, 297 Hagmon, Warren 285 Haines, Betsy 297 Hokodo, Elvin 285 Hale, Conrad 297 Hall. Douglos 276 Holl. Roy 198.281 Hall, Terry 161.217 Holland, Edwin 281 Holland, Gordon 257 Holland, Setmer 241 Hollett. Linda 250 Holley. Linda 19,23.30.211.318 Holm. Judith 269 Holstvedt. Tom 297 Holver. Donald 318 Holvorson, Jomes 297 Holvorson. Ronald 227,318 Kalwc, Williom 281 Hombly, Ronold 257 Hamburg. Milon 285 Homes. Janet 213,263 Hamill, Maurice 177,285 Hamilton, Dovid 250 Hamilton, Donna 250 Hamilton, Jane 297 Hamlin, Ken 257 Homling, James 318 Hammer, Donna 250 Hammer, Howard 257 Hammer, Janet 184.185.274 Hammer, Lyle 318 Hammer, Wayne 276 Hommerland. Guy 238, 297 Hammond, Charles 212,235 Hampson. Daniel 285 Hamrell, Ken 177 Han, Renee 204 Hancock. Catherine 250 Hancock, Dale 257 Handl, Edward 180. 1 83. 297 Harvdron, Richard 297 Hanic, Arlene 250 Hanic. Kenneth 245 Hanley, Peggy 263 Hanley, Walter 297 Hannifon. Michael 180 Hanoi. Ed 297 Hansen. Feona 154,188.318 Hansen 197.198,227 Hansen, Kathleen 269 Hansen, Lee 222 Hansen, Leslie 263 Honsen, Rick 297 Hanses, Joseph 245 Hanson. Anne 318 Hanson. Breodo 263 Hanson, Clifford 297 Hanson. David 176,196.318 Hanson, Earl 1 26 Hanson, Faye 166. 204 Hanson. Gory 276 Hanson, Gladys 250 Hanson. Gretchen 71, 160. 165. 215 Hanson. Harold 182 Hanson, Janet 213 Hanson, laurel 318 Hanson. Roger 297 Hanson. Sandra 188.318 Hanson. Sonia 211 Hanson, Steven 297 Hanson, Tom 183,318 Hanson, Williom 180, 1 83, 238, 318 Horada. Rick 173 Horboll, Andrew 285 Hard. Jomes 57, 179 Hardin, Williom 285 Hardinger. Dotty 263 Hardy, Judy 297 Hardy, Nancy 250 Hardy, Somuel 318 Horelond, Jock 219 Hargrove, John 238 Harkins, Harry 318 Harkins, Mohiynn 196, 269 Harlen. Craig 161,194,238 Hormon, Steven 139,297 Harmon, Barry 297 Harmon, Jerrold 297 Harmon, Marilynn 196 Horner, Warren 257 Homey. Mary 269 Homish, Judith 250 Hornly, John 319 Horoldson, Harry 238 Harrer, Ronald 235 Harrington, Glee 269 Harrington, Jay 135,137 Harrington. Maggie 215 Harrington. Mory 250 Harris. Buz 231 Harris, Charles 257 Harris. Connie 250 Harris. Douglos 162,231 Horns, Gregory 135.137.318 Harris, Jamie 210. 269 Horns, John 285 Horris, Judith 318 Harris, Leonard 176. 318 Harris. Linda 160,250 Harris, Michoel 257 Harris, Roymond 142,318 Harris, Richard 257 Horrisoo. Jerrold 285 Harrison, Leona 318 Horrity. Patricio 215.263 Hart. Linda 165,318 Hart, R hard 297 Hart, Robert 281 Hartc, Richard 227 Hartman, Boyd 173 Hartman. Kathleen 160,297 Hartman, Marcie 263 Hortse, Lucille 263 Hartsell, Helen 19.188.211.232 Kartung, Norma 250 Harvey, Joy 196, 297 Harvey, Michael 241 Hashley, David 318 Hoskins, James 38 Hassanein, Roland 297 Hasting. Kenneth 257 Hatlelid, Dennis 174,245 Houf, Kandice 57 Hauf. Karen 190.297 Houg. David 196.297 Houg. Karen 172,196.331 Hauge, lane 231,257 Hauptman, John 229. 245 Haven, Mike 245 Hovunen, Richard 182, 183, 319 Hawkins. Frank 19 Haworth, Merle 171 Howorth, Violet 19 Haworth, Vinson 19 Haws, Ted 257 Haxton, Flynn 285 Hayes, Gory 19 Haynes, Robert 19,319 Hoyter, Tom 180,319 Hozelton. Anne 180. 206 Hozelton, Robert 238 Heold, Skip 19,276 Heolow, Pom 269 Heard, Robert 198,285 Heberfy, James 231. 257 Heckford. Dan 227, 285 Heckford, Don 285 Heckmon, Judith 19 Hedcily, Saleh 19 Hedges, Tom 182 Hedrick. Brion 276 Hedrick, Sandra 319 Heer, Nelma 250 Heffern, Mory 319 356 Hcglond, Donold 238.319 He-del, Mark 285 Heimbigner, Darnel 276 Heinrich, Jackie 227 Horn, Roney 19 Heisel, Barbara 319 Hciser, Marcia 251 Heltborg. D.ana 269 Heliker. Rum 19 Helseth, Carter 276 Helier, John 1 88 Hendershott. Cossie 215. 227 Henderson, Gordon 19 Henderson. David 276 Henderson, Linda 19 Henderson, lynet 19 Henderson. Richard 217 Henderson. Richard 285 Henderson. Roy 196 Hendricks, Kathleen 251 Hendrickson, Dean 194,257 Hendrickson, Rover? 319 Hendrickson. Vernon 194 Henley. John 162.223 Hennessy, John 235 Henry, lindo 263 Henry, Steven 19 Hensleigh, Gene 241 Henji. Bernadetre 251 Hepner, Dontel 19 Herbert, Barbara 263 Herman, Nancy Herrick, Mary 269 Herrmon, Potricio 319 Hort, Darrell 276 Hort, Terry 276 Herzel. Lindo 160, 206 Heskin, Ooryl 19 Hess. Darryl 17.180.183 Hess. David 156.180.183,222 Hess, James 235 Hess. Paulette 251 Hesselschwcrdt, Mark 225, 285 Hetherington. Nancy 318 Hcthcrton, Judith 251 Hettinger. William 1 80 Hewitt, Gory 171,172.200.217 Hewitt, Glenno 185,263 Hexon. Sue 210 H.cks. Steven 162.223 Hildreth, Bernice 19, 211 Hill. Goy 19 Hill, Gini 190.160.269 Hill. Gordon 257 Hill, Judy 60,136.206.269 Hill. Patricia 185,251 Hill, Sandra 19 Hill, Susan 19 Hilla, Catherine 251 Hillsterm. Roy 19 Hilton, David 172 Hilton. Howard 257 Hilier, John 19 Hines. Beth 319 Hines, Tom 222 Hinmon, Dan 319 Hinmon, Robert 184 Hinnalond, Sherrie 319 Hinrichs, Rocky 177. 257 Him, Tom 245 Hirsch, Leslie 19 Hirschy, Jann 269 Hirst. John 19 Hitch. Michael 181 Hitch. Peter 174,319 Hjermstod. Milton 257 Hoadley. Cherry 269 Hoag. David 235 Hoag, Jomes 19 Hoag. Noncy 207 Hoag land. Bruce 19 Hochmuht, Geoffry 19 Hodges. James 257 Hodgson. Kent 19 Hoefle. Elma 319 Hoellem, Corol 251 Hof acker, Margaret 154,180.183 Hofocker. Michael 224 Hofocker. Suson 211 Hoff. Ivon 217,276 Hoffman, Cheryl 264 Hoffman. Michael 30 Hoffman. Pom 19 Hoffman. Roseloe 199,251 Hoffman, Donold 276 Hoflond. Denise 264 Hogg. Nancy 160 Hohmonn, Vicki 319 Hohn, Sheilo 251 Hoincs, Michael 257 Holos, Marvin 225 Holdsworth, Bonnie 319 Holekomp, Mary 19, 215 Holegate. Penny 207 Holje, Robert 19,35 Holland. John 196. 257 Hollensteiner. Alice 60. 188, 319 Holm. Robert 319 Holman, Lorry 319 Holman, Randall 245 Holmes, Lindo 264 Holmes, Vicki 188,213 Holter, Lynn 19,204 Holzopfel, Herbert 219 Holzberger, John 222 Holier, Thomas 21.61.159.227 Holzheimer. Susan 251 Horn, Emily 251 Homberg. William 281 Honodel, Gayle 264 Hooker, A Ion 219 Hoover, Thomas 224 Hopewell. Burton 231 Hopkins, Jack 219 Hopkings, Jodi 269 Hopper, Jomes 319 Hopper, Jomes 238,319 Hopper. Michael 319 Hopper, Sandro 251 Horan, Cloyton 179 Horgensen, Colvin 224 Horsfall, Nancy 164,318 Horst, Sandro 251 Horstmonn, Kathryn 319 Horton, William 257 Hovley, Patricia 215 Hotchkiss. Marsha 298 Hough, Glen 298 House, Corolyn 298 House. Philip 298 Houser. Edward 285 Hovdik, Dennis 285 Hovorslond, Ken 285 Howard. Daniel 276 Howard. Jomes 192, 285 Howard, Michael 227.319 Howard, Susan 251 Howe. Melvin 298 Howe, Potricio 199, 319 Howells. 8arbaro 210 Hoxsey, Sherry 207 Hoyt. John 285 Hoyt, Mary 251 Hubbard, Brent 238.319 Huber, Cynthia 251 Huckaba, Kathy 204, 269 Huddleston. Gordon 298 Huestis, Lana 319 Huffine. Jane 210.298 Huffine, Terri 124, 210 Huggenberger, Ruth 187.207.298 Hughes, Alberta 251 Hughes, Ann 264 Hughes, Gary 1 26 Hughes, Georgio 251 Hughes, Harry 241 Hughes, Kathy 196.251 Hughes, liane 319 Hughes, Linda 204, 264 Hulett, Linda 251 Hull. Chorless 177.319 Hull. Daniel 320 Hull. Richard 28, 257 Hulst, Sandy 210 Hultin. John 235. 320 Humbert, Jomes 245 Humphrey. Brian 245 Humphreys, Aileen 251 Hunt, Linda 176,199.251 Hunter, Borbora 269 Hunter, Janet 251 Hunter, Virginio 251 Huntsinger, Henry 298 Hurlburt. David 320 Hurbert. Tote 171 Hurless. Robm 23, 238 Hurst, Randall 285 Huss, Rex 257 Hustod. Cynthia 32,213 Huston, William 241 Hutchin, Roy 229. 276 Hveen, Chrys 269 Hveem, Cra g 229, 259 Hyde, Douglos 219 Hyyppa,Jack 320 I Imon. Jomes 19,161,217 Imhoff, Mary 263 Inabnit, Kenneth 276 Incoronofo. Ronald 257 Indreland. Jane 23. 1 66, 320 Indreland, Terry 21.155.166.238 Ingalls, John 298 Irey, Duane 298 Irion. Cherryl 165.204.232.320 Irion. Steven 276 Irish, William 25,162 Irvin, Darrell 257 Irvine. Georgio 320 Irvine. Jomes 276 Irvine, Shiela 213,298 Irving, Mary Flo 211 Itoh, Richard 298 Ivcnovitch, Dennis 285 Iversen, Donald 285 Ivcrsen, Jomes 245 Iverson. Jonice 269 Iverson, Leonard 162,238 Iverson, Tom 320 Iverson. S«d 171 J Jaap, Thomos 320 Jochiem, Dove 285 Jackson. Dennis 320 Jackson, Gordon 298 Jockson, Julie 211 Jackson. Linda 160.207 Jacobson, Cothryn 269 Jacobson, Jean 263 Jocobson, Linda Ann 251 Jocobson. Marjorie 210,269 Jacobson, Paula 264 Jocobson, Priscilla 251 Jagiello. Al.ce 264 Jokes. David 281 James. Daryl 191.285 Jomes, Douglas 181,298 James, Sharon 269 Jamieson. Douglas 219, 276 Jomrusiko, Janice 269 Jonke. Laurel 32. 84. 85. 99. 274 Jansky. Susan 145,269 Janssen, Susan 207, 320 Joppe, Joyce 251 Joraezski, Dennis 241 Joromillo, Richard 245 Jardee. Gary 162.257 Jordee. Thomos 257 Jorgenson. Carl 162 Jovornik, Jeanne 251 Jeffers. Donna 269 Jeglum, Eric 198,276 Jenni, Carol 160,210 Jenni, Cheryl 320 Jensen. Alvin 180 Jensen, Diane 154 Jensen. Donold 142 Jensen, Penny 269 Jensen, Richard 298 Jermunvon, Donald 298 Jermunson, Mrs. Lynne 298 Jermunson, Shirley 269 Jexchke, David 276 JetiCO, Jerry 224 Jespcrson, Robert 298 Jihoycm. Ahmad 320 Jimmerson, William 162,200,217 Johansen. Donold 298 Johannes. Karen 298 Johannes. Marilyn 298 Johns, Constance 264 Johnson, Alan 298 Johnson, Alice 263 Johnson, Carl 320 Johnson, Carla 165,210,269 Johnson, Corol 320 Johnson, Charles 276 Johnson, Cheryl 213, 270 Johnson, Clare 263 Johnson. Collins 299 Johnson, Dale 241 Johnson, Darrell 192,227,285 Johnson, Doboroh 299 Johnson, Diano 154,320 Johnson, Donald 276 Johnson, Donald 276 Johnson, Elaine 251 Johnson, Gory 227, 245 Johnson, Gory 257 Johnson, Gordon 69, 225 Johnson, Iris 251 Johnson, James 229 Johnson, Jomes 276. 299 Johnson, Jeon 185 Johnson. Jean 174.270 Johnson, Jon 21.162. Johnson. Judith 210.320 Johnson. Koy 215.232.320 Johnson. Leonard 162, 180, 183.320 Johnson, Linda 1 54, 1 68. 203. 211.320 Johnson. Lorain 210,299 Johnson. Marcia 74. 215, 270 Johnson. Martha 251 Johnson. Mary Francis 210. 299 Johnson. Paul 250 Johnson. Peggy 299 Johnson. Pete 186 Johnson. Richard 182,197 Johnson. Richord 199.277 Johnson, Richard 320 Johnson, Sally 270 Johnson, Sara 207, 270 Johnson, Suson 251 Johnson, Tero 264 Johnson, Thomos 231,258 Johnson, Thomas 231.258 Johnson, Wallace 245 Johnson, Wesley 277 Johnson, William 229 Johnston, 8ette 251 Johnston. Kathy 145,251 Johnston, Klein 299 Joki, Richard 229 Jolley, Lauro 204, 270 Jones, Charles 285 Jones, David 162,320 Jones. Fronk 181 Jones. Jomes 285 Jones, Paul 299 Jones. Orville 259 Jones. Orville 299 Jones. Steven 281 Jones. William 202. 235 Jordohl, Jacque 251 Jordct. Dennis 285 Jorgenson, David 235 Jorgenson. Deborah 165 Jorgenson, Robin 251 Joslin.Alan 277 Jovick, Robert 40. 258 Jowdy, Thomas 181,299 Judisch, Susan 60, 74, 251 Judkins, Gory 184.277 Juel. Joyce 251 Jupka, Ronald 299 Jussilo, Ray 177.299 K Kercher, Diana 215 Koinu, Ronald 245 Koip, Patricio 320 Kolafot, Katherine 270 Kolberg, David 235. 320 Kolfoss, Frank 126, 140. 155 Kombk. David 229 Kamermon, Jomes 299 Komhoot, Karen 74.211,241,299 Komp, Joyce 299 Komp, John 320 Konemasu, Lance 299 Kopptie, Deanna 69. 188. 204 Kargacin, Gary 320 Karlin, Ronald 245 Kornor, Chuck 126 Kassner, lindo 320 Kotzcnberger, Loren 162, 229 Kouffmon, Loyol 286 Kaufman, Linda 299 Kaull, Donold 320 Kavich, Linda 320 Kavulla, David 25 357 Koze, James 245 Kcostcr, Gary 258 Kebschull, Carol 264 Keebler, Connie 165,211,299 Keefe. Penelope 124.215 Keene, Arthur 299 Keene. Randall 264 Keener, Glenio 321 Kegel, Arlene 207. 270 Kchrber. Linda 299 Keil, Bruce 217 Keith, David 299 Keller, David 277 Keller, Dennii 142,193,277 Keller. Dionne 188.274 Keller. Judy 299 Keller. Michael 235 Kelley, Potty 184.215,321 Kelley, Shoron 264 Kelly, Chorlei 227 Kelly. John 299 Kelly. Michael 162.225 Kelly. Potty 185.203 Kelly, Robert 174 Kelly. Rodney 299 Kelio. David 286 Kendrick, David 224 Keniion, Diano 251 Kennedy. Joseph 217 Kennedy, Michael 186 Kent, Mary Jane 321 Kenty, Robert 235. 299 Kent. William 258 Kenton, Agnoo 299 Kcough,Joteph 222 Kerin, Judith 321 Kerin, Richard 162, 224 Kern, Dennii 174,198 Kern, Margaret 251 Kern, Suion 251 Kerzman, Craig 299 Ketler, Linda 251 Kcisler. Deborah 299 Keifer, Bean 161,241 Ketter, David 156, 241 Ketron, Ronald 286 Keyct, Gory 299 Keyei, Robert 182,321 Keyier. Cheryl 190.204.270 Kholifah, Foruq 187,321 Kibbex, Terry 270 Kiefer, Pamela 270 Kieiling, Donnie 74.215,299 Kietling, Roger 21,161 Kilgore. Nance 251 Killeen. Daniel 258 Killham, Russell 286 Killom, Randy 219 Killworth. Vicki 251 Kilpatrick, Richard 142 Kilseimer, Ardyce 270 Kim, Nam 152,180,186,198.321 Kimball, John 241,286 Kimmet, James 299 Kinconnon, Terrence 245 Kmd. Renee 270 Kind, Stephen 286 Kindelman, Kenneth 286 Kindle, James 299 Kiner, Craig 299 Kmg, Richard 245 Kingfisher, Robert 186.245 Kingsbury, Mona 270 Kinnaman, Patricia 196 Kippen, Duncan 299 Kirkoldie, Donna 321 Kirkpatrick. Lyle 162.286 Kirkpatrick. Maureen 270 Kirn, Jesse 245 Kirscher, Janelle 174. 196. 204. 264 Kirscher, Marie 204, 299 Kifch, Peter 173 Kiitelmonn, Thomas 299 Kitto, Gerald 286 Kiellgren, Leon 286 Kjos, Kristin 270 Klfostod. Gordon 321 Klosna, Johathon 173,294,321 Klassert. Lynn 321 Klott. Dovid 222 Klepzig. Robert 258 Klesh. Richard 321 Klevcn, Donald 300 Klindt, Thomas 245 Kline. Gary 231,277 Klinke, Craig 245 Klock, Horry 277 Klofstod. Gordon 182 Klofstad. Janice 300 Klogh. Miles 286 Klovstad, James 281 Knodler, Sheri 74.165 Knaff, Richard 181,286 Knaub, Connie 264 Knobcl, Kathy 321 Knedler, Susan 199,321 Knowles, Kathleen 321 Knudson. Robert 177. 277 Knudson, Stcvon 277 Knudson, Vicki 270 Knudsvig, Rebecco 270 Kober, Dale 300 Kober. La Vonno 215.321 Kochivar, Allene 270 Koemer, Bordon 286 Koenen, Carl 300 Koenen, Priscilla 264 Koenig. Paula 174.188.213 Koerner. David 286 Kohl, Suzanne 300 Kohl, William 182.183 Kohler, Linda 270 Kohut, Rose 252 Kolesor, Larry 281 Kommcrs. James 161.231 Konccny. Roseno 264 Konesky. Bonnie 270 Konnon, Pricilla 185 Koon, Jerry 258 Koonrz, Barbara 300 Korber. Daniel 126 Koski, Carole 300 Koss. William 277 Kouba, Vicky 252 Kountz, Harry 286 Kountz, David 300 Kountz, Patricio 264 Kovich, Kris 213.286 Krojacich, Elizabeth 204. 270 Krolich, Mary 252 Kroll, Barbara 199,300 Kroll. Carol 321 Kroll. James 277 Kramer, Gordy 146 Kramer, Kenneth 258 Kronebusch, Paul 218 Kroniaski, Mike 171 Krantz. Carl 23, 300 Krotochvil, Robert 286 Krotovil. Dean 135. 277 Kratz, Kieran 300 Krotzer, Linda 252 Krous. Hoi 258 Krause. James 245 Krause, James 172,174,176. 200. 222 Krause. Jennie 300 Kresling, Roger 222 Kress. Mrs. Jerrily 174 Krieg. Susan 252 Krogstod. Duane 277 Krogstod. Eldon 172.277 Krogstod, Harold 181 Krogstod. James 277 Kronebusch. Paul 171, 172 Kropp. Vicki 270 Krueger. Carol 210 Krueger, Larry 241 Kruse. Patricia 300 Kucero. Colleen 270 Kuenning, Shelby 277 Kuhr. Viki 210 Kuiffler. Karen 252 Kukkonen, Donald 235 Kultgen, John 173 Kunkel. Edward 25.219.321 Kuntz, Frank 219,321 Kuntz, Bernadette 264 Kuntz, Gerald 321 Kuntz, Rick 286 Kuntz, Robin 300 Kushnok, Greg 173 Kuwohara, Rosemary 252 Kvandc. Paddy 270 L Lobunski, Richard 171 lochenmoier, Jerry 300 Locher, Gary 162.195.321 Lacher, Karen 321 Lacox, Dixie 270 Laden, Ronald 300 la Duke, Douglos 188.300 Laduke, Kerry 300 Lafond. Lynda 207, 270 La Fountain, Robert 300 la Fronsoise. Richard 195,286 La Hood, William 321 Lohr, Kathleen 252 loidlow. Robert 218,321 Laird, Christopher 321 Laito, Cecille 264 Lakey, Mark 300 Lakner, Judith 173 Lokner, lorry 200,321 Lakner, Mrs. Margaret 321 lolich, Philip 230 Lalum, Alice 300 lolum, Arnold 300 Lalum, Mariene 321 Lalum, Patsy 270 Lambdin. Dewey 222,321 lammcrs, John 277 Lo Moure, Edward 300 Lompman, Karche 172.196 Lancaster, Larry 156.195 Landman, Judith 252 Lane. William 321 Longemo, Joyce 270 Langenfus. Michael 286 Langhus. lee 321 Langohr, Michael 300. 235 Lanham, Sondra 300 Lankutis, Dave 192.300 lantto, Kenneth 286 Larsen, James 218.322 Larson, Carl 322 Larson, Janis 215 Larson. John 300 Larson, Ken 300 Larson. Kenneth 322 Larson, loncttc 264 Larson, Lara 270 Larson. Pamela 264 lorson. Robert 182.197,322 Larson. Scott 300 lorson. Woyne 197,300 la Rue, Beverly 270 la Rue. Carol 300 lassing, James 277 later, Campbell 286 lothrope. Keith 277 Lofimer, Frances 252 Lauf, William 286 Laurondeau, Jonet 264 lousch, Lana 300 lovso, Karen 322 Lawin, Evelyn 213 lawlor, Michael 224, 286 Laws. Ben 60 Lozarew.cz. Fronk 192 Lea. Linda 322 Leach. Harley 322 Lcof. Michael 300 Lear, Sheilo 211 Leotham, Kerry 286 Leotherberry. Alfred 21.162.171, 172. 176 Leov.tf. Linda 215 Lechner. Jacqueline 185.252 Lechncr. Marie 252 Lee, Andrew 177 lee, Anne 215,270 lee. Bo try 186,300 lee. Bonnie 252 lee. Colleen 271 Lee. Laura 210 lee. Myron 300 lee, Thomas 245 leedy, Timothy 245 Legerski. Richard 229, 245 Lehman, Katherine 252 Lehman. Melvin 286 lehrmon, Susan 301 leidholt, Deon 171.219 leiglond, Robert 301 leiningcr, Wayne 277 leininger. Williom 301 leir, Casey 194 Leistiko, William 301 leitgeb. Allen 301 Leitholt. Lmdo 264 Lelond, David 322 Iclond, Joe 301 Lelond, Mary 301 Lemm. Mary 184,188,215,322 lemoine, Robert 286 lemons, Mel burn 242 lencioni, Lorraine 252 Lenhardt, Gail 274 lenhardf, Renee 264 lennemann, Richard 301 Lenon, James 140 Lentsch, Douglos 301 Ler, Christina 271 Le Sage, Judith 23, 207 Lesmeister, John 194 Lesmeister, Kathleen 190 lesnik, John 258 lossley, Mickey 301 lethert, Thomas 200 Lefke. Howard 322 Letz, Susie 183,301 Levine, Gory 301 Levinson, John 281 Leitan, Mark 286 Lewis, David 286 lewis, Eugene 135 Lewis, James 322 Lewis, Kathleen 301 lewis, Linda 322 Lewis, Rex 258 lewis, Richard 277 Lewis, Russell 181 Lewis, Williom 281 lich, Roy 196 liedle, Theodore 37, 286 lien. Jonet 23,188.207 lien. Raymond 171.172,301 lien, Richard 258 tier, Gerhard 281 lightfoot, Charles 322 liknes, John 301 liknes, Mildred 301 liilcgord, James 227. 301 lilley. Lynn 271 Lilly, Greg 161,202.238 Lind, Larry 182 Lind, Murroy 277 lindeberg, Jean 154.211.322 lindeberg, Kathryn 154. 210 Lindquist, Denise 252 linfield, Kotherine 210,271 linnone, Vicki 124. 210 line, Janet 264 lippert, Dennis 286 lipsey. William 171.301 liptock, Richard 277 title, Robert 161.238 little, Jane 301 Littleton, Edward 301 Littleton, Marlene 252 Livers. Linda 154.166.203. 204.322 Lloyd. William 301 lobb. Haskell 286 lockie, Douglos 242 Lockwood. Scott 193.277 Lockwood. Robin 25. 142. 227. 322 Loeffler, lorno 252 Loews, Daryl 286 loftsgaord, Sandro 252 logon,Tom 258 lohmuller, Scott 171.301 Long. Charles 302 Long, Clinton 258 long, James 302 Long,John 302 lorvgmore. Nancy 271 lorartg, Thomas 302 lorenrzen, Ivon 322 Lorenzo. Steven 286 Losee, Jonathan 277 Loucks, Rita 215 louden. Allen 19,21.40.218 Louden, Benjamin 218, 277 Louden, Bruce 171,258 lough, Robert 322 Louie, Robert 302 lovchik, Alan 322 love, Patrick 302 Lovelace, Bruce 302 lovely, Connie 302 Lovely, Janice 174,264 Lowe, Sarah 252 Lowis, Ralph 302 lowman, Benny 219 lowney. John 227 358 o ' « o' £ = = £ £ t t O O 1 o o .2 = |l ! •£ £ f? .u-S o o ■S 2 C J =' —' | ml o sn-o� ® « •o SoS-: rsi a P) JJJJi „„„„„ 1 1 J-SlJI Z cs.iHr2 iff If fill. ilillilll!!! CN _. „ Slfl Oc CO -O £ ° Wi 5 g ffs xx 5 £ c c Cl dx ° 5555555 _ g.y_ -gc Jc AZA $ii M • |l??ii i mum Q L Q r 2.2.,. ■5 Sx°o o £2' silliiliillsi? vdOObOvvo mi 0 irt rt 0 ON co n ■ N V co co f -p „ n pin co o J? Jo 2 X J?,1f o . .in ;S - ■_ -S 1 2 rim O CO N o c CO «r V — JC O r . V N - O CO N PiN-mON • c c ■£ 25 i£ ilMli i 18|1III- ,• illillilllliliillillmi 1-8 5 E CK _. S fe 2 5 o o rv o o” |fcs gg-S;§?s=£J 2 2 I IS S 111 ooooooooo 555555555 £■£•£•££? S IIIIIII sssi lllll r • co n m °1 o £ KT fs, cm 5°_- .SJ rs £ ® - £ «liift!!li!llJ!i} r p r « C mm 555 CN _ 00 o «n CO N K cg 3.?. ? -«o CSS tN C 1 1 CO Aj fNj O v CO — CC 5. I 8 111 i s c c =5 11 ?=5‘ g SI D D D D • . CO CO Jv CO £ � « 5 - oc c, o c cOccc “T !s|pc|.2 l 111 1 §11iii w u -o O 0 0 -O T5 TO -O iimiilil cccccccclc-S'S£?;:'£-£‘2 Illilllllllllillli Montogne. John 184 Montgomery, Heother 212,271 Montgomery, James 258 Montgomery, Michoel 218 Moore, Christy 253 Moore, Michoel 303 Moore, Sandro 265 Moorse, Kathleen 253 Moorvc, Theresa 253 Moos, Jonico 197,253 Moran, Catherine ' 265 Moreland, Sharon 212. 324 Morey, Judith 271 Morgon, Gifford 287 Morgon, Oonnis 218 Morgon, Donno 265 Morgon, Janice 303 Morgon, Kathryn 253 Morgon, Mrs. lura 324 Morgon, Marlene 265 Morgan, Robert 258 Morgan, Ronald 258 Morgan, William 258 Morgensen, Gregory 231 Morin, Dennis 229 Morin. Pamela 324 Morris. Borbaro 253 Morns, Nancy 72, 74, 165. 207, 271 Morris. Robert 287 Morris, Teri 324 Morrison, Ann 253 Morrison. Bruce 278 Morrison, Clyde 258 Morrison. Gory 239,324 Morrison. Jerry 258 Morrison, Sherry 253 Morstod, Steven 171,303 Mortinson, Shelley 271 Morton. Anthony 225 Morton. Joseph 191,258 Morton. Marie 271 Morxer, Neal 1 80 Mosier. William 19, 156. 242. 324 Moss, Robert 140 Mosfod, Elroy 303 Mosteiro. Nicholas 183,324 Mothersheod, Carol 253 Mougey. Ronald 303 Mountain, bane 167, 177, 188, 215.324 Movius. Margoret 265 Movius, Richard 281 Mow. Mary 324 Moy. Vicki 271 Moyle, Joan 324 More, Melanie 265 Mozer. Clark 258 Marachek. Thomas 235 Mullally, Mary Ann 145.199 Mullen. Nancy 165,271 Mullendore. Oonold 228, 258 Mullendore, Robert 19. 23, 228. 324 Muller, Jean 145 Mullin. James 258 Mungos. Chorles 324 Munro. Margoret 215 Munsell. Mas 265 Munson. Marilyn 265 Munson, Paulo 253 Murnion, John 196. 303 Muroka. Don 303 Murphy, Donette 324 Murphy, Dennis 324 Murphy, Jay 278 Murphy. Kay 196. 253 Murphy, Nolan 324 Murphy, Mrs. Norma 324 Murphy, Timothy 287 Murray, Kathleen 303 Murray, Mabel 271 Murray. James 303 Murray, Michael 162 Muse. Douglas 173,324 Mussehl, Mrs. Peggy 324 Musser. Cara 265 Muzzana. Rudette 324 Myers. John 228 Myhr. Betty 325 Myhre, Terry 224. 304 Myllymake. Judy 325 Myotf. Richard 258 My rick, Barbara 154.168,188.325 Myrick, George 1 96. 304 Myrick, Robert 325 N Noosz, Elmer 181,259 Nofus. Donald 188. 304 Nogengast, William 177 Nansel, Oarla 212 Naseem, Samuel 187 Nash. Eshter 212,304 Nash, Kothy 207 Nath, W.lliam 194 Nathe. Kent 162 Nave. Tony 196,325 Noyemofsu, Susan 212, 271 Neal, Lawrence 182 Neol. Lynda 325 Nebel. Alfren 188,304 Neifert, Daniel 287 Neil, Wayne 162 Nellons, Patricia 325 Nelsen, Alice 271 Nelson. Bonnie 253 Nelson. Carl 304 Nelson. Chorles 304,242 Nelson, David 325 Nelson. Dons 271 Nelson, Eric 220, 325 Nelson, Genevieve 325 Nelson, Gini 190 Nelson. Gordon 304 Nelseon. Horotd 174 Nelson. Jerry 184.329 Nelson. Joy 196 Nelson. Judy 272 Nelson. Kathleen 174,325 Nelson, Marie 241,325 Nelson. Peter 23. 236 Nelson. Richard 259 Nelson, Ronald 304 Nelson, Samuel 287 Nelson, Steven 228 Nemec. Robert 260 Nemetz, Rebecca 253 Nesbif. Nancy 265 Nesbif. Terrence 196 Ness. LeAnn 215,325 Nettlefon. Joy 236 Neuberg.Corl 171.325 Neuberg, Jane 203. 207 Neuberg.Noncy 265 Neumeyer. Edith 325 Newell, Colvin 304 Newell, Carrie 214, 265 Newholl. Robert 225 Newton. Carl 245 Nguyen. Mrs. Jill 325 Nicholes, Michael 220 Nichols, Loren 287 Nichols, Richard 191,325 Nickerson. Nancy 265 Niehuus, Roymond 245 Nielsen. Birgit 204. 304 Nielsen, David 161.180.188. 242, 304 Nielsen. Mark 287 Nielson, Ronald 304 Nieswonger. Lonnie 74 Niewoehner. Ramona 325 Nimmick, Bob 162 Nimmick, Donald 304 Nishi. Michael 260 N.ss, Shirley 325 Niswanger. Lonnie 34, 23, 162. 236 N.tschke, Dennis 162, 182. 183. 304 N.xon, Corol 253 N.xon, Clifford 325 Nixon, Shirley 304 Noble. Linda 185,253 Noble. Roymond 259 Noennig, Mark 304 Norby, Ray 304 Norman, Norma 265 Normille, Kathleen 352 Norris. William 228 Norsby. Bonnie 272 Norton. Will.om 259 Notcsfine. Philip 287 Nottingham, Peggy 207, 272 Nowlin, Margoret 1 96 Noyes. Dov.d 19. 287 Nugent. Michael 304 Nugent, Terry 146.156,181. 220.259 Nutter, Eileen 272 Nybo. Terry 198 Nyman, Eloise 253 Nyquist, Caroline 325 Nyre, Barbara 272 O Ooas. Kristin 215,232,325 Oarton, Richard 304 Obermeyer, Daniel 171 Oblander, Juhonne 272 O Boyle, Pottick 287 Obrecht, Chorlone 265 O'Bnen. Ga.l 253 Ocepek, Potricio 188. 325 Ochs, Bruce 259 Ochsner. Gary 171,278 O'Connell. Constance 44. 232. 215 O'Connell, Thomos 25,171 Odegard, Pauline 184,253 Odermonn, Gordon 259 O Donnell. Catherine 253 O Donnell, Cheryl 253 Odf. Thomas 259 Oellermonn, Stuart 172 Offerdal, Ramsey 228. 304 Oftedahl, Dianne 253 Ohs. Korl 325 Old Elk, Collen 186. 265 Old Horn, Dale 186 Olds, Gary 245 O Leary. Gregory 236, 259 Olfert. Kenneth 304 Oliver. Penelope 60. 253 Olmstead. Ronald 304 Olsen, Robert 304 Olson, Allen 171 Olson. Cheryl 272 Olson, Constonce 304 Olson. Daniel 259 Olson. Erik 245 Olson. Hal 278 Olson. Janice 204, 265 Olson. Kothlyn 253 Olson. Kenneth 287 Olson. Kenneth 387 Olson, Lorry 304 Olson, Mary 265 Olson. Moureen 1 85, 272 Olson, Mrs. Melanie 304 Olson. Merle 142 Olson. Mrs. Penny 304 Olson, Richard 304 Olson. Robert 259 Olson. Robert 259 Olson, Ronold 304 Olson. Tom 220 Olsson, Debra 165,272 Olsson, Donald 156, 233 Olsson. Martin 144.239 Omundson, Jerold 19, 156. 225 O'Neil. John 178 O'neill, Marcella 272 Ostendorf, Karen 212.272 Osterman, Michael 239 Oswald. Clifford 245 Osweiler.Bctty 272 Otness, lee 259 Otte, Linda 214 Otfenbrcit, Steven 181.198, 229,245 Oudm, Maurice 325 Overstreet, John 304 Ov.ott. Eloise 165.215.236 Ovitt, Dale 259 Owen. Chauncey 325 Owen. David 161.278 Owens. Billy 259 Owens. Gary 176, 304 Oxford. Denise 196 P Pylcar, Donald 229 Pachek, Mary 325 Paddock, Corotc 304 Poeppina, Gary 287 Poirer. Joe 220 Polioz, Jerry 279 Palmer. Brad 192.259 Pals. David 181.304 Ponosuk, Normon 172. 196, 200 Pondurongom. M. 180 Ponion. Shirley 305 Panned. Joan 215 Panned. Mary 204, 326 Peplinski, Thomos 182 Pappin, Thomos 236. 245 Parchen, Candace 326 Porchen. David 1 62. 287 Porent, Ronald 233, 305 Pork. Corliss 272 Pork, Gorold 326 Park, Mrs. Joan 184,185 Pork, Larry 305 Porker, Douglas 161 Porker. Budge 236 Porker, Diane 212. 326 Porker. Douglas 229, 220, 245 Porker, Keith 259 Porker, Larry 142, 236, 305 Parker, Shari 265 Porkhurst, Robert 279 Parks. Alon 279 Parr, Danny 177 Partridge, Susan 326 Pascoe, Susan 305 Patch, Lonnie 305 Pate, James 35 Patrick, Kyle Warren 181, 192. 287 Patrick, Thomos 245 Pottee. Donna 185, 326 Pottce. Sharon 207 Potterson, Bruce 140 Potterson, Kay 326 Potterson, Kenneth 140 Potterson, Patricio 253 Pottison, Cheryl 214,265 Parzer, Allan 233 Paul. Susan 253 Poulbeck, Joon 198,253 Poullin. William 195 Paulson. Dole 182 Paulson. Dina Mae 253 Paulson, Karen 185,253 Paulson, Rae 25. 179 Poulus, Ralph 181.326 Pauly, Donno 272 Pawlitschek, Jack 305 Payne, Janice 272 Payne, Radlee 259 Payne, Thomas 1 80, 305 Peake. Fred 305 Peoke, James 181,305 Pearson, Alan 156,228.326 Pearson. Gregory 229 Peorson, Kenneth 279 Pearson, Pofric o 253 Pearson, Word 305 Peccio, Donold 177.180 Peck, Morijo 265 Pedersen. James 326 Pedersen, Linda 188, 326 Pedersen, Randall 126 Pederson, Carl 162 Pederson, David 279 Pederson, Karen 196, 265 Pederson, Leslie 173. 220 Peila, Susan 326 Pelton, William 172,305 Penninger. Fay 326 Penwell. Clara 253 Penwell, Scott 287 Peplinski, Thomas 1 83, 326 Peressini, Gary 197,326 Percssini, Vickie 207. 232.305 Perez, Frank 186. 259 Perhoy. Robert 245 Perkins, Dean 218 Perkins, Janet 253 Perlinski. Kay 305 Perrigo, William 163,259 Perrins, Jeffry 305 Perry, J. A. 196 Persholl, Arthur 305 Pesanti, Susan 207 Petek, Jomes 135 Petermonn, Sandro 196,305 Peters, James 161,259 Peters, Joan 204 Petersen, Sharon 305 Petersen. Suzonne 265 Peterson. Billie 326 Peterson, Carl 171 Peterson, Chorles 279 Peterson, Connie 210, 253 Peterson, David 259 Peterson, Mrs. Dionne 326 Peterson, Donald 305 Peterson, Mrs. Elomc 305 Peterson, Jean 212 Peterson, John 259 360 Peterson, Joyce 272 Peterson, Leon 326 Peterson.leonord 305 Peterson, Lesley 305 Peterson, Mrs. Michael 326 Peterson, Robert 259 Peterson. Robin 305 Peterson, Sara Ann 253 Peterson, Thomas 279 Peterson. Vicki Rae 44 Pctrin, Thomos 305 Pctterson. Scott 305 Pettit, Jan 253 Pfau.lcroy 305 Pfeiffer, Fred 287 Pfeiffer, Marcia 272 Pfeifer. Rosonno 160 Pfe-ster, Kent 259 Pf.ster, Roulette 253 Phoir, Roberto 265 Phelps, David 305 Phillippi, Duane 279 Ph.llips, Dennis 139,279 Phillips. Evelyn 160.215 Phillips. Kothleen 212,326 Phillips. Michael 305 Phill.ps, Potric.a 154. 167, 215. 326 Phillips. Tim 161.194,287 Phinney.Raymond 282 Picard, Daniel 218 Pickens, Gary 183,305 Pickett, Frank 242 Pickett, Kerry 139 Pidino, Hans 126 Pidwerbecki, Karen 305 Pigg. John 326 Pi Ioffe, Don 32. 282 Pipal, Lee 305 Pipinich, Robert 236 Pitsch. Barb 265 Pitzer, Gerald 126 Plaggameyer, Jack 171,176 Ploggemcycr, Louis 305 Planichek, Rondo 326 Plouffe. Howard 279 Podobnik, William 25. 230 Poclmon, Borboro 305 Pogcrs, Alylan 199 Poletto, Danny 197 Polmg, Clarence 305 Pollard, Beverly 272 Pollard, Catherine 212 Pollard. Phillip 305 Pollari. Jock 326 Pon. George 305 Pontest, James 259 Pool, Jean 165,210,265 Poor, La vita 326 Poore. Patricio 253 Poore. Mrs. Victoria 326 Popa. Laura 265 Pope. Carol 214.265 Pope. Jockson 259 Popiel, Susan 207 Popovich, Antoinette 232, 326 Porro, Mary Ann 210. 272 Porter, Allen 305 Porter, Mrs. Donna 305 Porter, James 171 Porter, Mrs. Judith 305 Porter, Sanford 287 Poser. Ray 259 Posey, Mrs. Cathleen 326 Posey, David 326 Poston, George 186 Potter, Mary 196 Pouliot, Barbara 272 Poulton, Lawrence 228 Powell, Mrs. Jone 305 Powell, Terry 305 Powell. Wayne 305 Probhokor. Romoswomi 181 Prof her. Marcia 190,272 Prenevost. Mrs. Lucille 326 Prenevost. William 177. 326 Preshinger, Henry 167,327 Pribyl. Mrs. Nancy 327 Pribyl. Rodney 194,228 Price, John 179 Price, Linda 207, 232 Price. Vicki 207, 327 Pride, Merr.tf 259 Prill. Doniel 182 Prince. Tony 236 Prinkki, Ronald 218 Printing, Andrew 25, 305 Pnnzmg, Carl 23. 156, 167, 202 Priming, Gory 224,287 Pritchord. Kristin 207, 265 Pritchord. Wendy 215 Proff. Alan 228 Proper, Donna 253 Propp, Larry 228, 279 Prugh, Richard 140.225 Pugh, Connie 215 Pugh, David 279 Pugrud, Phillip 259 Pulasky, John 37, 305 Purdom. Rodney 1 26 Puscy, Linda 272 Pust, Lorroine 272 Pyfcr. Kothleen 253 Pyfer, Terry 188,253 Q Quolley, Vickie 327 Quash, Edwm 305 Quesenberry, Claudia 272 Quinn, Barry 135 Quinn. Debra 19.204,265 Quinn, Robert 19,21.202,218 Quinn, Terrence 1 39 Quintero. Emmanuel 187 Quintero. Mrs Mary 1 87 R Radcliffe, Michoel 245 Rader. Kothleen 265 Rodtke. Dole 259 Rod way. Sandro 272 Raffety, lorry 305 Rohn, Gerald 194 Rohn, Leslie 253 Roisl, Raymond 305 Raislond. Alvin 305 Ralfe, Ernest 171 Ralston. Solly 253 Randall. Becky 265 Rang, Craig 242 Rong, Darol 279 Rasmuson, Ralph 259 Rasmussen, Curtis 25,218 Rasmussen, El Roy 276 Rasmussen, Janyth 327 Rasmussen, Kent 279 Rasmussen, Kerry 173 Rasmussen. Ralph 192 Rasmussen, Ruth 266 Rasmussen, Vicki 190. 253 Rosmusson. Nancy 327 Rasor, Linda 253 Ratcliffe, Gerald 245 Roth, Lucetta 174.185.253 Rafhbone. Susan 26. 215, 306 Roths. Jomcs 282 Rou,Eugene 279 Rou, Martin 279 Rea. Beverly 253 Rood. Lois 188.253 Real Bird, Coey 186 Reorden, Terry 279 Rechman. Robert 279 Reddig, Dorothy 266 Reddig, Gerald 287 Reddig, Weldon 156,218 Reddy, Rovindra 187 Reddy, Romo 1 87 Redekopp. Richard 287 Redficld, Georgia 265 Rcdfish. Eldon 287 Red Star, Kevin 35 Ree. Thomos 173 Reece. Robert 306 Reed. Belinda 253 Reed, Daryl 196 Reed. Loon 327 Reed, Kothleen 145.266 Reed, Oren 279 Reed. Sandra 160.207 Reed. Ted 327 Reed, Tim 287 Reeder. Jill 74. 204 Reeder. William 327 Reese. Dallas 259 Reeves. James 279 Rcichelt, Clifton 306 Reichelt, Leslie 306 Reichelf, Vcrlin 279 Reichert. Gregory 183 Reid, James 306 Reid. Shelley 207, 272 Reinouer, Albert 245 Reinemer, Connie 210 Reiner, Nancy 272 Reines, Iris 266 Reinhardt, Kasper 259 Reisch, Diane 272 Reisig, David 279 Rellcr. Robert 181,306 Remmcl, Nancy 327 Renner. Konald 259 Rennie, Rodncey 259 Reuter, Lauren 279 Rcxroof, Roger 306 Rcydo, Frank 279 Reynolds, Kristin 253 Reynolds, Linda 69. 160 Reynolds. Thomos 199,306 Rhein. Antonio 144.306 Rhoodes. Bill IDusty) 161, 279 Rhodes, Cheryl 216 R,bb. Tom 259 Ricco. Joann 253 Rice. Beverly 207 Rice. Buford 306 Rice. Carole 327 Rice, James 306 Rich. Charlene 272 Richards, laqueto 253 Richards. Linda 253 Richards. Thane 327 Richordson. Jill 272 Richordsoa. Kothleen 207, 306 Richordson. Paul 327 Richordson. Sharon 253 Richort, Greg 306 Richert, Steven 306 Richlen. Scott 198.260 Richmond, Terence 260 Richter. Alan 306 Rickard. James 327 Rider, Carolyn 306 Riebhoff, James 306 Riech, Robert 287 Riedel. Kathleen 188.212.253 Rieger, Arlindo 253 Rierson, John 327 R.es. Norbert 171,279 Rigg, Richard 228 Rightmire, Jeon 272 Riley, Eleanor Marie 253 R.ley, John 306 R.ley, Ronald 182 Rmgo. Kristin 214.306 Rmnerf. Bruce 245 Ripley. Joan 306 Ripplinger. Lois 272 Rismon, Linda 253 Ritchey. Robin 272 Ritter. Fay 266 Ritter, James 306 Ritter, Judy 160,216 Ritticrodf, Dale 245 Ritzschke, Bonnie 253 Rivinojo, Robert 24. 126. 161. 194 Roach, Dick 126 Roath. Leonard 172 Rooth. William 279 Robbins, Diane 19,160, 188, 212, 222 Robb ns. Sheila 188.327 Roberson. Perry 282 Roberts, Mrs. Beverly 306 Roberts, Bonnie 210 Roberts. Chip 23.26.161.210.224 Roberts, Kent 260 Roberts. Lewis 126 Robertson. David 19, 205, 230 Robertson, Jerry 171 Robertson, Linda 253 Robillard. Randy 306 Robmson. Borboro 272 Robinson. Dennis 218.306 Robmson. Robert 224. 282 Robison, Caren 253 Robuck. Crystal 266 Robuck, Sharon 174, 253 Rock, Jeraldeon 266 Roden berg. Go i I 216.272 Rodcnberf. John 180, 239 Roe. Judith 327 Roe. Regina 306 Rocdcr, Richord 21 Roomild, Susan 306 Roen, Dovid 176,306 Roesner, Dovid 260 Roessncr, Chorlcs 327 Rogers, Danny 306 Rogers, Jean 272 Rogers, Susan 207 Rogness, Ramey 182, 183. 327 Rogney, Charles 239, 306 Rogue, Ron 222 Roh, Rin Kyn 301 Rolfe. Tom 23, 306 Roll. Warren 225 Rollins, David 260 Romain, Arvecn 287 Romanko, Ronald 245 Romosko. Horry 287 Rominger, Richard 245 Romncss, Gary 200 Romo. Kenneth 165. 218. 260 Rondale. Curt 279 Roney. Harriet 327 Ron.sh, Ricky 279 Roon. Ed 260 Roos. Gritz 260 Roof, Gory Michael 260 Root. Kathleen 266 Root. Loretta Marie 214, 306 Rorvig. Glenn 279 Rorvik, Jonis Ruth 210,327 Rose. David Williom 260 Rose, Karen 207 Rose. Yvonne 306 Roscnberry, Elizabeth 204, 327 Roseberry, Michael 233 Roseleip. Dovid 260 Roseleip. Dennis 260 Rosholt. Morgoret 165, 204 Ross. Corbin Allison 218 Ross, Jim Allison 194 Ross, John Alton 287 Ross. Mark Kelly 177. 193. 279 Ross. Mary Jone 212,272 Ross. Timothy 236 Rossetter, Margery 266 Rossetto. Thomas 327 Rostad. Deborah 266 Rostad, Shirley 254 Roth. Gerald 163 Roth, Steven 245 Rothrock. Pam 254 Roush. Keith 35. 260 Rowan, Ognen 260 Rowe, Cheryl 266 Rowe. Ellen 266 Rowe. Lorin 307 Rowe. Wayne 307 Rowig, Sandra 216 Rowland, Jean 307 Roy, Kalyan Kumar 181 Roy. Russell 230 Roys, Leif 327 Ruane, John 282 Ruckwardt, Kurt 245 Radio, Larry 279 Rudolph, Lynne 266 Ruff, Borboro 266 Ruff. Robyn 272 Ruffotto, Joe 287 Ruffatto, Steven 161,222 Ruffotto, Thomos 287 Rugg, Kothy 307 Ruftvedt, Leda Roe 216 Ruiz, jerry 171 Rukovino, Jerry 245 Rummel. Susan 165,207 Rumph, Richard 287 Runnion, Kenneth 287 Rupp. Jeffrey 279 Russell. Franeine 307 Russell. Sharon 266, 290 Ryon, Dennis 282 Ryan. Philip 230 Ryan, Richard 260 Rycrson, Donna Jean 176,214 Ryffcl, Borboro 266 S Saari. Elwood 198,307 Sabo. Clifford 242 Sabo. Janet 154,168.210.327 Sabo. Jeonnie 32.216,272 361 Sabo, William Douglas 24? Sobol, Barbara 254 Sabol, Jerry 307 Sackman, Darrell 181,287 Soge, Sue 158,160,165,190 Sage, Thomas 163,182, 183,194. 327 Soger, Bill 125,161,239 Sager, Bob 23.171,172 Sokoi. Joy 228, 307 Salburg. Vicki 307 Salisbury. Robert 161,239, 279 Solo. Terry 307 Solsbury, louetr 204, 327 Samuels, D� one 254 Sanchez, Humberto 187 Sanders. Bruce 245 Sanders, Lorry 193 Sanders. Roger 245 Sandiland, Michael 236 Sondiland, Roger 307 Sandman. Juanita 327 Sando. Sunny Roy 19. 168. 188, 199. 212,327 Sandon, David 196.307 Sonnes, Erick 287 Sant, Harold 287 Sos, Karen 210.272 Saucer, Steven 307 Saunders, Allen 171 Saunders, Mrs. Mary 328 Savage, Shannon 254 Savage. William John 177. 282 Saxton. Charles 260 Saxton, Mary Ellen 307 Scalese, Shirley 212 Scarbro, Barbara 272 Schaefer, Gerald 172,193, 279 Schafer. Paul 22,126.133 Schaff, Timothy 200, 228 Schoff. Walter 198 Schaffer, Ronmc 260 Schaffer, Stonlcy 282 Scholl. Robert 196.287 Schamuch, Steve 307 Schonx, Judy 328 Schorff, Thomas 195, 235 Schorff. Toni 328 Schoti. Ellen 212,328 Scheel, Pom 137.208 Scheetx, John 173 Scheidecker, Andy 60 Schell, James 260 Schelly, Jacqueline 328 Schenck, Melvin 171,174,228 Schessler, Kristin 254 Sehieffer, Mary Anne 254 Schiele, Linda 254 Schiele, Randy 260 Schildt, Anno 328 Schilling, Kenneth 171, 196, 307 Schilling. Nancy 174, 266 Schillingcr, John 279 Schillinger, Kothleen 266 Schlitx, Poulo 184.190 Schlameus, Jeff 161.233 Schlcdewitx, Rhonda 266 Schlenker, Dona 254 Schlepp. Verne 238, 242 Schlitx, Poulo 254 Schmoll, Paulette 254 Schmolx, Ron 21 Schmolx, Tom 307 Schmouch, Steve 184. 307 Schmidt, James 287.163 Schmidt, Ray 220 Schmidt, Wayne 287 Schmitt, Ben 260 Schmitt, Gail 328 Schmitt, lee Roe 260 Schmitx, le Roy 260 Schmotxer, Peter 163.282 Schneider .Gary 1 84 Schneider, Gisela 196. 266 Schneider, Jerry 179, 307 Schnc der, Ray 1 26. 307 Schoenlebcr. Janice 307 Schofield. Mory Ann 254 Schrammeck, Marc o 216 Schreiber. Jim 260 Schroeckenstein, Richord 37, 328 Schroeder, Samontho 204 Schrotenboer. John 181 Schuette. leonne 328 Schuh. Ronald 287 Schuldt, Bruce 282 Schultb, Gail 210.266 Schultx, Glenda 272 Schultz, Richord 307 Schultz, Robert 184 Schultz, Sheryl 254 Schumacher, Steven 245 Schumoker, William 328 Schuttler, Patti 266 Schuyler, Robert 260 Schwartz, Curtis 307 Schwarz, Richord 260 Schweitzer, Darwin 228 Schweitzer, Kolvin 279 Schwinke, Sandro 254 Scott, Cheryl 328 Scott, Cinda Ann 266 Scott, David 260 Scott, Diane 273 Scott. Patricia 254 Scott, Tom 260 Scoville, James 182 Scully, Marcelc 190,266 Seaton, Kent 181.260 Secor, Gary 163 Sederholdb, Chris 208, 232 Scderholm, Dove 260 Sedivey, Ed 23.188 Sedney. Doug 282 Saab. James 222 Seel. Chuck 242 Seel. Terry Jean 160, 241 Seeley. L.nda 25,160,179 Seeverson, Jo Ann 199 Segboer, Clarence 182, 328 Seibel, Dennis 156 Seidel. Patti 273 Seifert. Linda 328 Seiffert, Terry 279 Sailors, John 279 Seltzer, Mrs. Carol 154,168 Semmens, Barbara 266 Senn, Kenneth 260 Sarenick, Kothy 212 Serr, Gloria 185.274 Sestrich, Marguerite 328 Setera, Jerome 307 Strhre, Gary 171.307 Settle. Sue Ellen 273.216 Shofer. Bernord 328 Shoffner. Syd 273 Shomley, Judith 254 Shone. Ron 260 Shankar. Magajj 180 Shonnon. Harold 163,307 Sharbono. Rita 266 Sharkey. James 279 Sharp, Douglas 287 Sharpies, Bab 163 Shaw, Audrey 216, 307 Shaw. Dennis 287 Shaw. Garland 287 Show, Woyne 245 Shawhan. Tom 163.279 Shay. Lelo 254 Sheehan. Williom 328 Sheer. Honk 126 Shelvin, Mary 307 Shemo, John 307 Shemo.Ted 183 Shepherd, Lynda 160, 212 Sheppard. Kenneth 287 Sherer, Chuck 288 Sherick, Stephen 242 Shermon, Lillian 266 Sherwood. Linda 266 Sherwood, Nicky 204.254 Shimer, Ron 307 Shipmon, Joe 260 Shirley, Jack Eldon 260 Shirley. Suson 210 Shively. Owen 163 Shock. Sandra 266 Shoomoker. Bob 32 Shone. Frank 194 Shook. Carol 254 Shook. Emma 154.190.328 Shoquist, Ron 224 Shorth.ll, Larry 19,161,307 Shortridge. Judy 78,210,232 Shrivcr. Ellis 328 Shumwoy. Craig 307 Shumwoy, Rome 307 Siebel, Dennis 202 Siblerud, Marcia 254 Sicgmycr, Gerald 30, 242 Sicgrist, Mary Ellen 232 Siemens, Srephen 260 Sieverson, Jo Ann 160. 208 Si Ivey, lorry 21 S.m, Ellen 266 Simonich, Mary 273 Simons, Ryle 279 Simon sen. Larry 218 Si monsen, Lynn 328 Simonson. Bab 288 Simpson, James 328 Simpson, Jean 307 Sims, Jim 173 Simurdak. Rosemary 254 Singer, Carleen 266 Smnema, Josephine 188. 328 Siroky, Clarence 177. 307 Siroky, Kenneth 307 Siroky,Laurence 177,181,307 Siroky. Leslie 307 Sissmon, Robert 279 Sisson, Buck 242 Skaor, Susan 254 Skoorer, Donna 273 Skooror, Joonno 216 Skaggs, Robert 161,230, 307 Skokles. leonore 273 Skinner, Cynthio 307 Skinner, Elaine 254 Skinner. Linda 214. 328 Skinner. Ron 242 Skov. Glenn 260 Skov. Karolyn 328 Skov, Marilyn 273 Slater, Ken 230 Slattery. Carol 266 Slayton. Ron 220. 287 Slezak, Roger 236, 307 Slusher. Dan 69. 228 Smail. Peggy 273 Small. Wondo 186.196,254 Smallock, Janet 307 Smerker. Kothleen 328 Smiley, Sondro 165 Smiley, Sharon 208, 308 Smith, Chorlene 177.266 Smith. Cliff 260 Smith. Dove 228 Smith. Deborah 254 Smith, Delight 204 Smith, Doug 218 Smith, Gaylord 171,225 Smith. Gregory 194.228 Smith, Janice 273 Smith, Karen 308 Smith, Katharine 266 Smith, lorry 188 Smith, lelond 328 Smith, Leslie 254 Smith, Lora 254 Smith, Louise 254 Smith, Morsha 308 Smith, Mory 328 Smith. Mike 279 Smith. Patricio 273 Smith, Perry 281 Smith. Reg. 176,279 Smith, Rhonda 266 Smith, Richard 171 Smith. Robert 163,308 Smith. Ronald 308 Smith, Ronald 242 Smith. Phil 163.239 Smith, Sandra 212 Smith. Sharon 174.328 Smith, Theresa 254 Smith. Zclda 204 Smoak, Teresa 308 Smollock, Janet 212 Smyth, Robin 288 Snider. Ron 308 Snyder, Bev 308 Snyder, Robsrf 328 Snyder. Thomos 308 Solar., Andrew 182.183.328 Solberg. James 198,282 Solbcrg. Stephen 236 Solheim, Arnie 308 Somerville, Roger 163.308 Sommerfeld, Alan 194,239 Sommerfeld, Carol 205, 308 Somppi, Donald 163 Sonnek, Kevin 288 Sonnemaker, Mendolyn 266 Sonntog, Kothy 254 Sorensen, Dionne 204 Sorensen. Boyd 224, 260 Sorensen, Verno 308 Sorenson, John 242 Sorlie, Mark 161 Souther, Jim 329 Southland, Tom 308 Spaeth, Roy 288 Sponger, Doug 156 Spannuth, Bob 183,239 Sporeklin, Dale 260 Sparing, Jim 260 Speakman, Mike 308 Speelmon. Morgaret 199,254 Speelmon, Paula 266 Speelmon, Rosalie 266 Spencer. Betty 273 Spencer. Mark 146.279 Sp.eher, Jon 308 Spicker, Fred 184, 308 Spitzer, Judith 254 Spojo, Paula 273 Sponnuth, Bob 180 Sprague, Gary 308 Spronger, Doug 225 Spranget, Gene 40 Spring, Sam 308 Springer. Lowell 142 Sprinkle, Dave 308 Sprinkle, Francis 186 Sproat, Burr 25 Sproott, John 225 Sprout, Melvyn 308 Spurlock, Andy 38.182,183.308 Squires, Kurt 260 Stoab, Pom 136.308 Stack. Nc.1 25,216,228.308 Sraeblcr, Bonita 308 Stagg. Shirley 308 Sfaigmtller. Judy 212 Stondley, Edward 260 Stanfield, Don 308 Stanley, Ginger 208, 308 Stanley. M.chelle 273 Stonley, Pot 279 Stonsell. Sheryl 254.329 Srarfc, Suson 329 Storke. Ed 192.288 Storks, Cheryl 308 Stasney, Neil 308 Stoub. Pam 210,266 St. Cyr, Lynn 207, 266 Stebbins, Jane 165.216.266 Steele. Bob 308 Stefanoc. Suzanne 254 Steffes. William 182.329 Stein, Michael 279 Stein, Peter 220, 308 Steiner, Carrolyn 190,266 Steiner. Joe 181.279 Stcinhauser. Dale 279 Stellflug. John 242 Stellflug. Richord 279 Stene, Jeri 254 Stennett. Martha 329 Stenson. Richard 308 Stephenson, Dave 163,308 Stephens. Anne 254 Stephens. Don 230, 308 Stephens. Karen 203.214 Stephens, Pam 216 Stephens, Terry Jo 79 Stephenson, Peg 308 Stepper. Harold 218, 260 Steppler, Bert 260 Steppler, Sharon 203, 208 Sterhan, William 230 Sternberg. Stan 260 Steven. Arlene 35. 216. 273 Stevens, Barb 308 Stevens, Kathy 23, 32, 203.212, 241,308 Stevens. Pam 203. 273 Stevens, Bob 260 Stevens. Stan 220. 279 Stevens. Tina 165,208,273 Stevenson, Carla 216 Stevenson. John 25. 228. 329 Stevenson, Keith 200 Stevenson, Michael 308 Stevenson. Susan 216 Stewart, Dove 287 Stewort, Gary 194, 260 Stewart, Glenda 329 362 Stewart,Kathleen 273 Stewart, Roger 194, 329 Stice, John 308 Shckney, Steve 176,196 Stiff, Robin 126 Stiles, Ward 308 Stilley, Alan 308 Stine, Barry 282 Stinger, Gerri 273 St. John, Mary 272 Stobart. Bob 279 Stockburger, Charles 308 Stokes, Gerald 308 Stokes, Susan 214 Stokke. Chorlcs 224 Stokke. Fred 176 Stolingwo, Barb 254 Stoll, Virginio 273 Stolp, Ray 308 Stoltz, Gail 273 Stone, Roy 308 Stonnell, Mrs. Jacqueline 329 Storey, Margaret 329 Story, elcn 273 Story. Bob 260 Stosich. Margert 324 Stout. Mike 279 Stout. Sheryl 254 Stroh, Cathie 273 Stratford, Diane 254 Stratford, Richard 260 Strause, Marilyn 204, 329 Strazdos. Petros 163, 308 Strecker, Dave 279 Strecker, John 236 Strieker, lion 222, 329 Strieker, John 308 Strieker, Riehard 288 Striekland. James 260 Sfriebel. Margaret 266 Stripe, Gory 279 Strisscl, Bruce 183, 308 Strizich. Bill 225 Sfrobel, lonet 137,210,266 Stroh. Roy 308 Strom, Randy 260 Strombcrg, Amy 273 Strothmon, Bill 145 Stroup, Sandro 214,254 Stuart, Betsy 273 Stvber, Pot 288 Stocky, Dovid 288 Stukey, Bonni 329 Soidi. errill 279 Sullivan, Cynthia 199,212.308 Sullivan, Don 329 Sollivon, Marie 254 Summers, Joanne 254 Sundell, Drew 222. 279 Sundell, Larry 308 Sondheim, Terry 279 Sondsted, Rod 222 Sun Rhodes, Dennis 186,245.282 Superneao, Roger 230 Surber. Gene 228 Surface, Gail 266 Surface. Phyllis 167,329 Sutherland, Judy 308 Sutton, Doyle 308 Sutton. Murroy 308 Sutton, Paul 308 Sutton, William 308 Soyham, Barb 254 Svoldi, Sondro 308 Svcjkovsky, Toby 308 Swanson, Carl 182 Swanson. Douglas 288 Swanz, John 171 Swartz, Jerry 282 Swartz, Richord 282 Sweeney, oney 329 Sweet, Julia 210 Sweet, Stephen 308 Sweilem, Mutih 187,260 Swenson, Charles 222 Swenson, Lowell 233, 260 Swenson, Shirley 254 Swick, Bruce 308 Swift, Lorraine 308 Swindle, Anna 208 Swindler, Barb 254 Swingle. Richard 309 Switzer, Kothleen 329 Sycd, Foyyoz 309 Szudcro, Ed 260 T Tacke. James 163,218 Todewcldt, Art 225 Togue, Donna 266 Tamblyn. Dick 279 Tonberg. Lesley 329 Tongc, Diono 329 Tongc, Patrick 279 Tarrant, Bert 19,23, 40. 155, 167 Tortivito, Mrs. Kothleen 329 Tortivifo. Santo 329 Tosh, Ed 279 Totarka, Cheryl 273 Tote, John 163,245 Taufe, Russ 260 Taylor, Bruce 288 Taylor, Harry Robert 279 Toylor, James 309 Taylor, Jean 254 Toylor, John 171,174,288 Toylor, Potricia 254 Toylor, Paul 260 Taylor. Bill 280 Teague.Pot 172,280 Tcichert, Helmut 172, 280 Teigen, Potricia 254 Tcmpcro, Clair 182,183.309 Temple. Kathy 210,309 Temple, Suson 254.266 Tenorio. Isabel 254 Thoonum, Cynthia 254 Thonc, Dove 309 Thowick. Connie 309 Thowick. Carol 309 Thoyer, R.chord 198.309 Theis, Pom 212 Theisen, Kothleen 309 Thero, John 260 Theroux, Jeanine 14 5, 216 Thex, Tim 280 Thielen, Nancy 254 Thielman, Nancy 267 Thies, Barb 329 Thies, Pam 212,329 Thiessen, Allen 260 Thomas, Dave 177,224,329 Thomas, Terrell 225 Thompson, Ann 254 Thompson, Betty 199.309 Thompson, Connie 273 Thompson. Jock 242 Thompson, James 260 Thompson. James 260 Thompson, John 280 Thompson. John 228 Thompson, Larry 193,246 Thompson. Nick 260 Thompson. Richord 35, 309 Thompson, Bob 180 Thompson, Sandra 254 Thornton, Mrs. Lynn 329 Thorp, Barb 309 Thorson, Ron 309 Thornton, Glen 309 Thorvilson, Mrs. Bonnie 329 Three Irons, Arvis 1 86, 329 Thronson. Rod 288 Thurber, Mrs. Marquit 329 Thurber, Shirley 188,329 Tidball, Linda 309 Tidwell, Mark 192,260 Tiedmann. Sharon 254 Ticgen, Nancy 205, 309 Tietz, Tom 261 Tiffin, Greg 329 Tiller. Joo 126 Tillman, Jim 135 Timm, Garry 280 Timmerman, Joel 280 Tippets, Clydo 280 Tkochyk, Jim 246 Tobacco, Ed 236 Tobm, Jim 163,171 Tocci, lorry 261 Tocci, Suson 267 Tocher, Mike 126, 309 Tognetti, Jeanne 254 Tolson, Don 288 Tombrink. Dan 330 Tomsheck, Lyla 185,267 Tonkin, Richard 261 Tonkovich. Susan 160 Tonrescn, Richard 309 Tooko.Greg 156,330 Tooke, Pot 212,267 Tope, Rocky 126 Torgerscn, Mike 309 Torgersoo, Ron 181,182,194 Torkelson, Wayne 260 Torp. Oyvind 126,140,146 Torres. Rudy 261 Toth, Joe 220, 282 Towlerron, Alan 309 Townes, Harry 198 Townsend. Brenda 210, 309 Townsend. Gene 309 Tracy, Clorice 309 Tracy, Mary Lou 210, 273 Trovis, Diane 23, 26. 166 TroviS, lorry 309 Trovis, Bob 261 Trebesch, Kay 254 Trees. Mrs. Carol 330 Trees, Richard 171,200. 330 Trees. Ron 163 Tregear, Jo Ann 254 Trent, Chris 254 Treweck. Eloisc Sharon 330 Trimble, Sara 254 Trogstad, Debra 273 Tronncs, Steven 194 Trout, Rron 254 Trowbridge. Don 288 Truchot, Lawrence 330 Truscott, Don 171,174.330 Trvyter. Jeon 273 Tuyp.Fred 261 Tuomi, Jeon 210 Tuomi, Joy 210 Tuott. R.chord 194,288 Turner, James 261 Turner, Mary 254 Turnquist, William 180,239 Tuskind, Ron 225 Tuss, Bonn 160,165.210 Tuss, Susan 208 Twedt. Jim 23. 228, 330 Twedt, Russ 196,261 Tweeten, Gina 274 Typolt, Mrs. Eileen 309 Tyvond, Pat 330 U Uh.erback. Tim 282 Uhlrich. Dave 139,239.309 Uhlrich. Ray 228 Ukramerz. Ron 282 Ullrcy, John 261 Undcm, Som 172 Unrcu. Arden 330 Uren, Richard 288 Urton, Morless 254 Uthoug, Carlo 254 V Vadheim, lewis 242 Voiro, lorry 261 Votoch, Anita 273 Valoch. John 60 Volenciano, Patricio 309 Valerio, Don 126 Vanotta, Betty 23, 44, 203. 205 Vance, Doug 288 Van Cleave, Marlin 309 Van Daveer, Linda 19. 205 Von Dessel, Barry 261 Van Diest, Ron 330 Von Dovcer, Linda 160 Von Dyk, John 163,309 Van Dyke, lorry 309 Van Dyke. Shirley 309 Von Dyken. Dave 188.309 Von Dyken. Gene 239, 330 Von Dyken, Sam 309 Van Egmond, John 309 Von Helden, Stephen 280 Von Horn, Mary 214. 309 Voniskom, Mrs. Potricia 330 Van luchene 330 Von Nice. Dave 130.280 Von Nice. Don 246 Von Nice, Bob 310 Van Oosien, Gene 288 Van Oostcn, Bob 282 Von Ornum, Jim 69. 239 Von Sky, lorry 280 Von Sky. Linda 330 Von Voost, Ron 246 Von Winkle, Larry 228 Vosichek, Judy 310 Vosichek, Susan 330 Vossor, Claudia 210 Vaughn,Tom 236 Velez, Sonio 273 Veltkomp, Tom 139 Veones, Motrin 200 Vergeront, Elizabeth 267 Vergeront, Glen 288 Verlonic, Kothleen 254 Vermulm, Jay 197,261 Verona, Sam 183 Verzuh, Mary 330 Vestre, Jon 310 Vestre, Tom 163 Viol, Jane 273 Vick, Carolyn 212.267 Vick, Roger, 310 Vickrey, Vickie 210,267 Vidack, Judith 330 Vihinen, Jan 210 Vincent, Michael 230 Vinner. Jacqueline 310 Vinner, Mark 280 Vistol, Stacy 310 Vodicka, Paul 230 Vogel, Doug 23 Vogel. Potricia 267 Voldseth. Dove 310 Vollhover. Frances 310 Vohmer, Courtney J. 310 Vollmer, Gory 222 Vollmer. Mike Volseth, Dove 171 Von Stein. Joseph 330 Voss, Loren 288 Vossler, le Roy 310 Voyich, Don 186 Vuieich, Dan 230 Vye. Greg 288 W Waddell, Connie 330 Waddingham. Gary 261 Wadnik, Rick 261 Wogner. Linda 160,212.310 Wagner, lou.s 230, 280 Wagner, Bob 173,330 Wogner, Som 186 Wagner. Shirley 310 Wognild. Jeonette 255 Wahl, Barb 255 Waite. John 239 Woitee. Richard 156. 230, 330 Wakzok, Jim 126 Woldhom. Roseann 330 Woldow. Roger 194.330 Walker. Candoce 216.310 Walker, Don 161,224 Walker, Linda 255 Walker, Martin 288 Walker. Mike 228 Walker. Robin 212,273 Walker. Sandra 330 Walks, Sylvia 255 Wall. John 310 Wall, Kothcrine 274 Wallace, Larry 310 Wallenberg, Betty 173.255 Wollgrcn, Terry 261 Wallin. Lindo 212,330 Walling, Wendee 255 Wollner, Kristin 273 Walls. Romo 212,267 Wolsh, Dan 310 Wolstad. John 222, 282 Wolter, Jon 310 Walters, Becky 255 Walters, Gillian 310 Walters, Nancy 273 Walters. William 310 Walton, Caroline 273 Wolton, Jack 246 Walton, lindo 310 Walton, Bill 220 Wambeke. Peter 21,218,310 Wamsley, Dennis 143,222,282 Wankcl. Mark 310 Worbis, Sheryl 255 Warfield, Mark 242 Warfield, Tom 310 Warner, Gory 280 363 Warren, Joanne 214,267 Worrine, Murray 255 Worwood, Bill 255 Wovo, Gene 126,133 Waters, Mary 255 Watkins. Rick 233 Warton, Craig 236 Woiton, Jomet 288 Woiton, Linda 255 Woiton, Volerie 267 Won, Maine 273 Won, La try 200 Won, Sharon 273 Won, Bill 126 Wont, William 225,310 Wouiert, Jarry 282 Wax, Sianley 230 Wear, Bobby 280 Weaver, Jomet 25. 146, 156, 220 Weaver, Jody 267,216 Weaver. Nancy 154.167.216.330 Webb, Ava 273 Webber. Alido 255 Webber. John 174.280 Weber. Gary 139 Weber. John 177.224.330 Webtter. Bob 288 Weekt. Charles 310 Wegner. Potty 174. 205. 267 Wetdinger. Richard 280 Weigond, Dove 288 Weikel, Bill 310 Weinheimer, Ken 218,330 Weintz, Linda 204 Weinzetl, John 288 Weit, Caroline 160.212.310 Weiihoor, Diana 310 Wei ts, lorry 261 V eitt. Richard 139.288 Weitt, Danny 330 V eitt. Lyle 228 Weldon, Mike 310 V elker. Jim 228,331 V ellcnttein. Vicki 273 Welliver, Cheryl 331 Welter. Frank 195 Welter. R. S. 163 Welzenbach, Tony 126,133 Wenttrom, Carolyn 255 Wentz. Don 218 Wenz, Edith Diane 331 Wetala, Kalle 181,310 Wett, Bob 282 Wettbrook, Lynne 190. 232 Wettcott. Sharon 331 Wetter. Marilyn 216 Wcttervelf, Royol 310 Wett.n, Martha 154,331 Wottra, Dorothea Mae 310 Wettro, Richard 310 Wottrum, Glcnolce 267 Whalen. Peggy 205 Whom, Harold 280 Wheeler. Anne 255 Wheeler, Eric 126. 192, 194, 261 Wheeler, Gary 310 Wheeler, Gerold 261 White, Chntt.e 255 White. Connie 255 White, Oove 288 White, Don 261 White, Kothleen 255 White, R.chard 261 White. Rutt 280 White. Stephen 239 White. Tim 163 Whitehead. Pornal 126. 133 Whitehom, Carol 310 Whitetide, Lynn 255 Whitetitf. Diane 267 Whitetitt, John 188 Whitmer, Ethel Faye 310 Whifmer. Lura Sharon 331 Whitmer, Pottey 310 Whitney. Goyle 255 Whitney. Judith 273 Whitton, Noncy 214 Whitt. Linda 255 Whittle. Linda A 74 Whitton. M.chelle 267 Wichmcn, Eileen 273 Wichmon. Keith 282 W.ck, Andy 163,310 Wicken. Dove 282 Wicken, Jomet 200 Wickertheim, Tina 255 Wickt, Charlene 273 Wiebe. Joel 261 Wiedenmeyer, Roy 288 Wielgoth, Ramon 331 Wiett, Gory 261 Wigal. Sotan 210 Wilcox. Raph 261 Wild. John 233, 280 Wilder, Don 310 Wilhelm, Lorry 261 Wilhoit. Cheryl 273 Wilhoit, Julie 255 Wilkint. Gerold 246 Willard. Alan 310 Willomt. Connie 310 Willemt. Robert 261 Willett, Mike 310 Williams, Alan 139 Williams, Alan 261 Will.oms, Boyd 177,331 Williams, Dave 38 Williams. Ed 200 Williams, Ellen 331 Williams, Janet 210.273 Williams, Joan 17 Williamt, Linda 255 Williams, Pete 198 Williamt. Bob 310 Williamt, Roe 261 Williams. Ron 280 Willioms, Teri 267 Williams. Tom 246. 261 Williomson, Jim 310 Williamson. Morcio 331 Willilo, Conniee 331 W.llits, Steve 236. 246 Willits, Vicki 267 Wills, Cynthia 208. 267 Willomsen, Marcia 255 Wilmont. R,chord 182,183 Wilskem. Morsho 255 W.lson, Alan 288.261 Wilson. Howard Allen 32. 261 Wilson, Lois 310 Wilson. Myron Lee 163 W.lson. Bob 331 Wilson, Tom 331 W.mer. Bev 255 Wmchell. John 126.133.220 Winder. Dean 126.310 W.ne, Richard 38, 261 Wmg, Jacquelyn 267 Wmg. John 161.242 Wmg. Tom 242 W.ngert, Ron 174.228 W.pplmger. Andro 180.331 V .pplmger. Gory 174,310 w.ppl.nger, Kothleen 267 Witt, Paul 310 W.ft, Sherry 267 W.tt, Bill 331 Wlodorski. Mory Jo 273 Wofford. Marily 273 Wofford. Mike 288 V ohlers, Peggy 267 V ohlgenont, Duncan 180 Wohlgenant, Mike 280 Wolchesky. Diana 184, 185. 274 Wold. Diane 241.255 Wold. Norman 230 Wolf. Ela.ne 331 Wolf. Mrt. Robertto 184 Wolfce. Pom 185.267 V olfe, Tom 218 Wolff. Jim 172,261 Wolford, Janet 267 Wolford, Suzonne 267 Wolfrom. Gordon 280 Wolgamot, Jone 255 Woibowe, Erik 246 Woltermann, Roger 246 Womack, Bob 126 Wong. V ayne 280 Wood. Barb 32. 273 Wood. Blonche 212. 273 Wood. Brian 310 Wood, Garvey 261 Wood, George 228.331 Wood, Jonit 255 Wood. Laurie 216 Wood. William 267.288 Woodard. Hada 273 Wooddelim. N.no 172. 187. 196, 255 Woodhoute, Elomc 185,255 Woods, Den.se 267 Woods, Linda 255 Woods. Mario 255 Woods. Mary Jo 267 Woods. Robert 261.310 Woodward. Gene 194, 331 Woodward, Jim 180 Woodward, Nancy 165, 208. 267 Woold, Bill 261 Woolley, Darlene 255 Worthing. Charlet 331 Wortham. Keith 192.288 Wright, Doreen 255 Wright. Gerold 310 Wright, Kenneth 261 Wrobetz. Cliff 310.331 Wurl, Debra 273 Wylie, John 246 Wytel, Glen do 255 Wytfenbach. Allen 280 Y Yockic, Jacqueline 255 Yonoski, Colleen 255 Yonkosk., W.lmo 204.267 Yates. R.chord 331 Youden. Gary 310 Yaw, Robert 310 Yeager, Lelond 280 Yeotes. Richard 174 Yellowtail, Bill 280 Yerigon, Rand Gordon 222 Yesko. Mary 255 York. Gerald 310 York, Martha 310 Yoon. Avery 171 Young. 8arry 331 Yoong, Bruce 246 Young. Evelyn Irene 310 Young, Goyl 255 Young. Nancy 212,267 Young. Robert 288 Youngbauer. Don 184,239 You pee. Dwight 1 86 Yuhos. Lowrence 261 Z Zochrich, John 261 Zock. Donna 310 Zonto, Dennis 331 Zowochi, Robert 139.246 Zeier, Charles 310 Zeitner. Mike 182,331 Zeitner, Randy 222 Zell. Helen 255 Zent, Rodney 310 Ziebarth, Ray 280 Ziegler. Deryk 194.280 Zier. Dick 25. 222 Zier, Vickiee 255 Zimmerman, Dave 230 Zimmerman, Jim 25.230.310 Zimmerman, Lani 310 Zimmerman, Mike 230 Zimmerman, Virginia 255 Zinne, Juonito 273 Z.rker, Dan 261 Zitzlsperger, Susan 190. 255 Zook. Corol 255 Zook. LeRoy 239.331 Zook. Ron 280 Zorner, Randy 280 Zuelke. Gordon 288 Zueshmon, Joan 310 Zumbrun. Shirley 255 Zwemke, lorry 282