Northwestern University - Syllabus Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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' % m g r 1 Fi 1 14 ' V STEPHEN S. ANGELL. Wynnewood, Pennsylvania; B.S. Radio-TV; Chi Psi. ELLEN K. BAKER. Wapakoneta, Ohio; B.S. Radio-TV; Alpha Omicron Pi. HOWARD R. BAREFIELD. Miami, Florida; B.S. Public Address. CAROL L. BAUER. DuQuoin, Illinois; B.S. Speech Pathology; Delta Zeta. CATHERINE S. BEEMER. Crawfordsville, Indiana; B.S. Speech. DEBORAH K. BISHOP. Rockford, Illinois; B.S. Theatre; Delta Zeta. SUZANNE E. BIXBY. Needham, Massachusetts; B.S. Theatre; Delta Delta Delta. SANDRA L. BODELL. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; B.S. Speech Education; Delta Zeta. C. DeVALLON BELLES. Alexandria, Virginia; B.S. Theatre. MARTINA C. BURNS. Detroit, Michigan; B.S. Speech Pathology; Chi Omega. ROBERT O. BUTLER. Granite City, Illinois; B.S. Oral Interpretation. GREG W. CAMPBELL. Fort Lauderdale, Florida; B.S. Radio-TV; Sigma Chi. LINDA C. CARLSON. Lafayette, California; B.S. Speech Education; Alpha Chi Omega. LAWRENCE P. CARRINGTON JR. Essex Fells, New Jersey; B.S. Theatre; Chi Psi. JUDY A. CHOZEN. Spirit Lake, Iowa; B.S. Speech Education; Sigma Delta Tau. PETER T. COFFIELD. Wilmette, Illinois; B.S. Oral Interpretation. SHARON R. COHEN. Minneapolis, Minnesota; B.S. Communicative Disorders; Alpha Epsilon Phi. ELIZABETH 0. CROOKS. Wauconda, Illinois; B.S. Speech Education. LINDA DANLY. River Forest, Illinois; B.S. Radio-TV-Film. BETTY C. DAY. Tulsa, Oklahoma; B.S. Speech Education; Alpha Chi Omega. MICHAEL L. DENGER. Davenport, Iowa; B.S. Public Address and Group Communication. DIANE DENNIS. Shawnee Mission, Kansas; B.S. Speech Pathology; Gamma Phi Beta. LYDIA A. DILLON. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; B.S. Speech Education. NANETTE DUFFIN. St. Louis, Missouri; B.S. Theatre Education; Alpha Omicron Pi. 403

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Speech 402 AN INDIVIDUAL TRAIN of expression, interpretation, and media marks the School of Speech as creative and forceful. Theater students grow artistically grasping the field from the rudiments of nail-hammering and needle-threading to the emotions of personal involvement. Therapy majors find a different type of involvement. Students recognize the present in theater reviews, reach through the past to Greek tragedy, and foresee the future in developing techniques and insights into man ' s being. A world of dreams, perhaps; a depiction of reality, more likely. W ■ ' ••• « • ' ♦.

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404 M. SUELLEN ESTEY. West Union, Iowa; B.A. Theatre; Delta Gamma. SUSAN G. FALK. Evanston, Illinois; B.S. Speech Education; Kappa Kappa Gamma. JUDITH A. FALTYSEK. River Forest, Illinois; B.S. Speech Education; Delta Delta Delta. JEAN A. FRIZELLE. Deerfield, Illinois; B.S. Speech Pathology; Pi Beta Phi. JOHN C. GORBY. North Canton, Ohio; B.S. Radio-TV; Alpha Tau Omega. KAREN S. GOTTLIEB. Jamaica, New York; B.S. Radio-TV-Film; Alpha Epsilon Phi. FRANCES L. GREEN. Verona, Pennsylvania; B.S. Speech Education; Delta Zeta. JANET N. GREENSTEIN. Wilmington, Delaware; B.S. Theatre. RANDALL D. GRIMM. Leawood, Kansas; B.S. Public Address and Group Communication; Kappa Sigma. MARILYN B. GUTSTEIN. Chicago, Illinois; B.S. Radio-TV-Film. BONNIE J. HALLIDAY. Dayton, Ohio; B.S. Radio-TV-Film; Delta Gamma. HAL HANNA. Bowling Green, Ohio; B.S. Public Address. RONALD L HAYS. Omaha, Nebraska; B.S. Speech; Theta Chi. JOYCE HELM US. Toms River, New Jersey; B.S. Radio-TV-Film; Zeta Tau Alpha. DAVID L. HOOD. Sedalia, Missouri; B.S. Speech. PAMELA J. HOOTEN. Rialto, California; B.S. Speech Education.