Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 464 of the 1962 volume:

THE BEAVER DAVE PAHL Editor DON WRENN Business Manager SHIRLEY BROWN Managing Editor IRWIN HARRIS Adviser Published by the Associated Students Oregon State University Corvallis, Oregon Volume 56 Copyright 1962 UNIVERSITY LIFE AT OSU... ▼ The triangle, symbol of life and growth in ancient societies, well describes the facets of Oregon State University. The burgeoning enrollment, greatly enlarged facilities and broadened curriculum openly acclaim the vitality and growth of the physical dimensions of the university and its inhabitants. The three sides of the triangle represent a more subtle, intangible side of our University Life. The life of each student is composed of a trinity of elements: mental, physical and spiritual. Primary factors of these elements are represented on the following pages ... f £v SOCIAL RECREATIONAL PERSONAL Dave Pahl Editor Don Wrenn Business Manager Shirley Brown Managing Editor Ruth Bartle Office Manager John Lang Page Sales Manager Bill Milne Book Sales Manager 62 BEAVER STAFF SECTION EDITORS AND STAFFS LARRY LEEDHAM. Campus Events Jim Crawford. Al Voris. Carolyn Fitch SHEILA MILES. Administration Jan Buckthal. Betty Ferris BOB ORSER. Colleges Kaaren Johanson, Jo Morast. Pat Brennan. Marilyn Morgan. Linda Matson. Laura Bender. Margaret Rose CHUCK SCHMOKEL, Military and Engineering Steve Schmokel. Jad Lemhouse. Paul Smith BECKY REDDING. Honorarics Sherry Blanchfield. Peggy Bowerman, Kathy Darling. Carolyn Johnson. Joy-Gay Roth. Judy Harle. Marilyn Brice. Marianne Eastham STAN NORTON. Clubs Bill Stacy. Carol Robb. Harold Geddes. Mike Helm. Pat Ritchie FLORENCE HOLZMEYER. Seniors Margaret Pugh. Pat Patterson. Sue Peterson. Sharon Bennett. Barbara Wallace. Lavonne Marks DAVE DUNAHAY. ASOSU KATHY KENNEDY. Publications Susan Bagley. Donna Pyle. Carlynn Ackerman, Sandy Shaw RUTH ANN HARTLEY. Fine Arts Janet McCormick. Kathy Donovan, Connie Frank CHARLENE WEAVER. Royalty Linda Olson. Bette Orr. Janet Schlegel AL SMITH. Sports JOHN LANG. Spring Sports Jim Thomas. Charles Hensgen. Everett Royse. John Shelter NORM NOTDURFT. Fall Sports Peggy Harvey. John Shelter KEITH NELSON. Winter Sports Richard Riesenhuber. John Duggan PAUL DIMENT. Intramurals JEAN GEIGER. WRA Shirley Stoeffler SANDY BURNS. Living Groups Dixie Swanson. Nikki tsted. Darcy Mikesh. Linda Lowe. Barbara Krauger. Karen Greenwald. Jeff Campbell. Pam Kaiser. Dave Dunahay. Sheila Howard Office Secretaries Sally Denniston. Sue Bradley. Nancy Neill, Pat Rayburn, Joyce Rogers Assistants to the editor Trudy Trout, Mary French, Joy-Gay Roth CONTENTS Campus Events 7 University 24 Activities 156 Sports 210 Living Groups 270 CAMPUS EVENTS Those smiles won't last long when they find out her room is on third floor. Fall term heralds new year Rushees pass in review along Fraternity Row. September: Jan Romsos. ▼ A record number of students on the Oregon State campus this fall made 1961-62 a year of housing headaches for administration officials. As tradition dictates, Rook lids and Rookess ribbons bobbed everywhere; however, this was first year the ribbons went up in smoke at the Homecoming bonfire. When in doubt form a line. Davenports and chairs on Fraternity Row lawns acted as lookout posts for Row residents to make sure that freshman coeds on their way to sorority rush parties would not get lost. After officially becoming members of the OSU student body at the pledge convo. the new Beavers then learned the secret of the mysterious Paw-Paw Pick. The lo-o-ong waiting lines reminded all OSU students that registration had arrived. Freshmen and transfers become official Beavers at pledge convo. And we thought registration was complicated with 8000 students!” New year... new acquaintances 10 The fall scenery of lower campus is accented by pretty girls. Could you please direct me to West Hall?' October: Deanna Thompson. ▼ In the president’s office was another newcomer to the Oregon State campus. Dr. James H. Jensen. In welcoming the Class of '65 during Orientation Week, President Jensen pointed out that he. too, was a freshman at OSU. Nickel Hop time means a swarm to the dorms (male type) with the upperclassmen women wondering. Where are the men?? Each nickel pays for two dances and a contribution to the AWS scholarship fund. Alums come home to “Campus Fun in ’61” ▼ And then there was Homecoming—a tradition-packed time! Each living group welcomed alums with their Homecoming signs and open houses. Delta Tau Delta broke the Kappa Sigma five-year reign by receiving the sweepstakes trophy for the best sign. Queen Christi Murray was hostess to alums at the alum barbecue, midnight talent show, bonfire and the traditional war between the Ducks and the Beavers. Of course, no Homecoming Weekend is complete unless the Beavers win ... and they did. November: Linda Schaible. The card section adds to half-time color. 12 December: Barbara Kibe. MU Christmas party goes around the world Santa takes stocking orders from faculty children. Santa’s helpers take children to see Christmas in many lands. OKITIEB ▼ High school seniors went collegiate during the annual Beaver Preview weekend, when prospective Oregon State students were introduced to all phases of campus life. The packed schedule of events began with an orientation luncheon followed by meetings in each school. OSU living groups acted as hosts and hostesses to the visitors. Each organization gave their guests a preview of college social life with firesides, serenades, pinning or engagement announcements and just plain fun! January: Matti Smith. Snow fell several times during the winter. It brought unusual beauty to the campus, squeals of delight from underclassmen Californians and Ha-waiians and colorful language from commuters. 13 King Myron Nordquist receives Mortar Board crown. The Mortar Board Ball is a “Night of Knights” Friday Variety is presented especially for the dads. Each corsage reveals her date’s ‘‘true personality. “Primarily Pops describes Dads Weekend ▼ Dads with canes in hand and sons or daughters behind the wheels of the big family cars indicated that it was definitely “Primarily Pops” for the weekend. Classes, displays, sports events, firesides and serenades were held to give the dads an inside picture of college life at OSU. After two days of mad rush and fun most dads went home wondering “How do the kids take it?” and leaving offspring behind thankful that this event happens only once a year. Otherwise, they couldn't (take it, that is). 15 Orange-clad pepsters and pops watch the Beavers win. March: Marcia Anderson. 1961-62 Barometer headlines read... ▼ Voluntary ROTC, students over 21 living off campus and 11 p.m. closing hours for upper-classwomen all became realities during 1961-62. Campus crazes started with the Slop and then came the snow. The window business hit a peak during the time of fast-flying snowballs; however, the snow was soon gone and students returned to their new dance sensation, the Twist. In the meantime, final preparations were underway for the 1962 edition of the Beaver. Corvallis photographer Frank Hise, a veteran of 25 Beavers. again found himself busy with last-minute portraits for the senior section. Suzanne Scotland reigns at the Military Ball. Military men present Saber and Song” ▼ Dress uniforms and rustling evening gowns whirled across the dance floor during Saber and Song,” the annual Military Ball. Sponsored by Scabbard and Blade military honorary, the popular winter event honored the men of the Army. Navy and Air Force ROTC units and their dates. From a court of lovely candidates, those attending the ball saw Suzanne Scotland receive the cap of royalty, making her Little Colonel of 1962. Dancers have a ball at the Ball. Members of the Little Colonel court are presented. April: Sharon Trorey Spring brings moms, music and merriment Ag Weekend participants chow down on barbecued steaks. ▼ With spring quarter came Mothers Weekend and the IFC Sing ... the Rook-Sophomore Picnic and its vigorous tug of war . . . track meets and baseball games . . . elections on campus and within living groups . . . honor convos for deserving Beavers ... Ag Weekend with its varied activities ... the Junior-Senior Prom . . . and finally Baccalaureate and Commencement. Sophomores once again succumb to Rooks at the Rook-Sophomore Picnic. Dancers whirl as Si Zentner plays at the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Jeanne Perrin receives Prom crown. Dream dancing at the prom reveals “Paradise Found” Five Prom princesses await the words which will give one the crown. Sing headlines Mothers Weekend May: Sandy Hamm 20 Gamma Phi Beta as well as other sororities add to the IFC Sing. First-place Sigma Phi Epsilon shows its winning form. Excited senior woman is tapped for Mortar Board. June: Marilyn Duvall Spring is a blend of songs, smiles, military pomp ▼ The IFC Sing highlighted the varied activities of Mothers Weekend, and spring continued as the season of honors. Outstanding junior men and women were tapped for Blue Key and Mortar Board; awards and scholarships were presented to students from each class; and military units received honors for their excellence. Pomp and military splendor mark spring-term ROTC review. Seventeen-hundred degree candidates listen to Commencement keynote address. 22 Commencement memories are lasting ones ▼ Baccalaureate and Commencement marked the end of one career and the beginning of another for the graduating seniors. Thus, it became a serious yet happy occasion, the memory of which will remain in the minds of the participants for many years. The pageantry of professors and graduates, the solemnness of the exercises, the gathering of families and friends—all are memories of Oregon State University. Seniors march to the Coliseum. Final farewells are exchanged between classmates. □ □ □ E FUN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATION COLLEGES 37 SENIORS 123 Administration President Jensen comes to OSU ▼ Dr. James H. Jensen became the 11th president of Oregon State University on September 1. 1961. He came to Oregon from Iowa State University where he was vice president. His personal interest in maintaining Oregon State's position of leadership in the academic and technological fields is demonstrated by the importance he places upon the education of the men and women who constitute the university's student body. President Jensen feels “constant attention must be given to methods of procedure in admissions, teaching methods, curricula, academic standards, faculty competence and all other matters that are properly subject to the control of the institution. In spite of the many demands on his time, Dr. Jensen still manages to meet with the students on an informal basis. Governor Mark Hatfield and President Jensen discuss OSU's rapid growth. Dean Popovich watches OSU grow ▼ Milosh Popovich, dean of administration, is responsible for coordinating the academic activities of the University. He works closely with President Jensen and acts as his representative at various meetings and conferences. The dean enjoys working with plans for adding buildings, laboratories and dormitories to our campus. One of the newest projects is a set of three dorms planned for lower campus. The first one completed, Buxton Hall, will be ready fall term, 1963. Dean Popovich exhibits the site plan for a new set of dormitories. Administrative Council coordinates policies Row 1: From left to right. Dean Dan W. Poling, Dean Clifford E. Maser. Dean F. A. Gilfillan, Dean F. W. Price. Dean W. F. McCulloch, Dean Miriam Scholl, President James H. Jensen, Dean Milosh Popovich, Dean Ralph Colby, Dean Henry P. Hansen. Dean George W. Gleeson. Dean Franklin R. Zeran. Row 2: W. E. Gibbs. Kenneth J. Munford.G. Morris Robertson, Joseph H. Berry, Clair V. Langton, Col. William Boyd. R. S. Keene. Capt. R. W. Shafer. F. M. Shideler. W. H. Carlson, Col. D. C. Landon. Governor Hatfield encourages university growth T Mark 0. Hatfield, governor of the State of Oregon, takes a personal interest in Oregon State University's growth. This institution became a university during his term of office and it is his desire that the school should continue to progress toward higher standards of educational achievement. Both the Governor and Mrs. Hatfield visited the campus this year to meet and talk with students and administrators. State Board has key role in university expansion Mark O. Hatfield, governor of Oregon The State Board of Higher Education spends many hours in decision-making. From left to right: Charles R. Holloway, vice-president of board; William E. Walsh, president; Allan Hart; H. A. Bork, comptroller of board; Dr.Ralph Purvine; John Merrifield; Douglas McKean; Mrs. Cheryl MacNaughton; A.S. Grant; J.W. Forrester. Helen S. Moor, dean of women 32 ▼ Miss Rosemary Scott, assistant dean of women, advises the activities of Student Board of Reference among other student organizations. She also holds personal conferences with students and is always willing to contribute her time to women's affairs. Dean Moor's staff regulates coed activities T Dean Moor advises many women’s organizations on the university campus. She and her staff are concerned with women’s housing, employment, rules and student welfare. They also compile the official social calendar. Miss Moor relies on the cooperation of all women and their living groups in coordinating the various social events. She plays an important role in the life of every OSU coed. Rosemary Scott, assistant dean of women From left to right: Mrs. Vida L. Bower. Mrs. Merthel McConnel, Mrs. Dorothea Rampton, office secretaries. Dean Poling advises men ▼ The dean of men's office is responsible for coordinating a variety of student affairs at Oregon State. Dean Poling has a full schedule of student conferences each day. Oregon Staters have found him friendly and willing to help no matter what the student problem may be. Dan W. Poling, dean of men Richard Pahre, assistant dean of men ▼ Richard Pahre and Van Richards are the supporting members of Dean Poling's staff. Dean Pahre is the adviser to Interfraternity Council and, in this capacity, works closely with fraternities. He also acts as a liaison between the fraternities and the university administration. Van Richards is in charge of dormitory and off-campus housing for men students. Finding living accommodations for the increased number of men enrolled this year proved to be one of his biggest jobs. Van Richards, assistant dean of men 33 Mr. Gibbs helps student solve academic problem. ▼ W. E. Gibbs, Oregon State’s new registrar, has the job of maintaining the academic records of the entire student body. He has also found that his job entails attendance at a variety of committee meetings. In addition, students often drop into his office to discuss academic problems. OSU administrators have busy year 34 OSU's business manager. G. M. Robertson, is responsible for the financial matters of the institution. He also serves as a member of the Administrative Council. Dallas Norton, director of admissions and personnel, coordinates the scholastic counseling program at OSU. His office also processes many of the scholarships that are offered to OSU students. Student Infirmary serves as campus medical center ▼ TheStudent Health Service isan important aspect of campus life. Advice and general medical attention are offered to the students by a competent staff of nurses and doctors. Safeguarding the health of the student body is the purpose of the infirmary and twenty-four hour service is available. Really, it can’t be quite that bad. Foreign Student Office guides students from 56 foreign countries ▼ The Foreign Student Office, under the direction of Dr. Clara Simerville, helps to make the 350 foreign students enrolled at Oregon State University feel at home here. Monthly news letters, housing, employment and community contacts are among the services offered by Dr. Simerville. Dr. Simerville discusses program with foreign student. It's almost time ... WHOOO! Physical Plant important in campus life ▼ The Physical Plant is responsible for operation and maintenance of the physical facilities of the University. Under the direction of Richard A. Adams, the department also plans for new buildings necessary to meet the needs of increasing enrollment. Traffic control officer eyes a possible violator. Campus Police on duty 24 hours daily All the talk in the world won't help at a time like this. Colleges 37 Outstanding Professors of Oregon State University r ▼ Professor JosephW. Ellison and his well-known bicycle have been a familiar twosome on the Oregon State campus since 1924. He came to OSU in 1924 after receiving his bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees in social science at the University of California. Equally familiar to several generations of OSU history students has been Dr. Ellison's dynamic class presentation in a wide variety of history courses. As a Fulbright professor in 1955-56, Dr. Ellison spent a year at Tokyo University in Japan. While in Asia, he lectured under the auspices of the American Embassy and the Fulbright Commission before various Chambers of Commerce concerning Japanese-American relations during the past century. ▼ Dr. Charles B. Friday, professor of economics, is a collector of books and has been forming his collection for about 15 years. The books are mostly on economics and in many cases are first editions. Originally from Colorado where he received his B.S., M.S. and Ph.D.. Dr. Friday came to Oregon State in 1950 as an assistant professor in economics. Since that time he has become a full professor and advanced to the chairmanship of the Department of Economics. During summer months, Dr. Friday teaches summer school and attends various conventions. When he finds time to relax he enjoys a game of tennis or a refreshing swim. Relaxation may also take the form of a comfortable chair and good music on his stereo record player. 39 ▼ Researcher, home builder and professor, Robert J. Zaworski, assistant professor in the Mechanical Engineering Department, is a busy man. Robert J. Zaworski came to Oregon State in 1958 and is currently teaching thermodynamics and gas dynamics. He received his B.S. and M.S. in 1947 and 1958 respectively from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Since 1958, Mr. Zaworski has been building a home for his wife and five children. He does this work during evenings and free time on weekends. In addition to teaching and working on his home, Mr. Zaworski does part-time research on the thermodynamics of alloys at the Bureau of Mines Laboratory in Albany. School of Agriculture has science as a base ▼ The School of Agriculture offers each student an opportunity to elect one of three curricula options to follow in combination with courses in a selected subject-matter major. Each option specifies a minimum in courses and credits required. These areas of emphasis are agri-business, agriculture sciences and agricultural technology. All of the curricula call for a good foundation in the sciences—mathematics, chemistry, botany, entomology, bacteriology, zoology and physics. This background, together with courses in agriculture, business administration, social sciences and humanities, prepares the graduate in agriculture for service in agri-business, farming, research or education. F. E. Price, dean of Agriculture, enjoys advising student groups. His other favorite pastimes include fishing and golfing. Dean Price, Governor Mark Hatfield, President Jensen and their wives exchange greetings at a reception prior to the School of Agriculture's Awards Banquet. The banquet theme this year celebrated the centennial anniversary of the establishment of land-grant colleges such as Oregon State University. Ag Exec Council sponsors Variety show From left to right, Row 1: Roger Ritchey. Tom Pranger, Richard Neilson, Adin Hester. Myron Miles. Larry Wrolstad, president; Lynne Hoffman, Nancy Albin, Bruce Sigloh, Gary Brown. Van Decker. Row 2: Bob Evans, Don Walls. Professor Wolberg. Bob Wood. Bob Barrett. Tim Heater. Richard Jack. Dave Heyman, Ron Daugherty, Dan Dunham, Michael Seppa, LcRoy Meyer, Paul Danskine, Gail McCarty, Tom Thayer, Ed Peters. Melvin Martin, Julius Reynolds. Fred Schrepping, Bob Youngman, Dr. Davis. ▼ Each of the thirteen clubs in the School of Agriculture are represented on the Agriculture Executive Council. Fall term the council sponsors the Aggie-Variety show, featuring talent from all the clubs. During winter term the School of Agriculture Awards Banquet recognizes the achievements of the outstanding students throughout the past school year. The spring outdoor agricultural activity provides the setting for the Ag Weekend festivities, which are sponsored by the council. ▼ Alpha Zeta, a national agricultural honorary fraternity, sponsors the Alpha Zeta Foundation freshman award. This is in accordance with the purpose of Alpha Zeta, which is to promote the profession of agriculture. Ag students who are in the upper 40% of their class scholastically and are outstanding in leadership, character and personality are selected for membership. From left to right, Row 1: J. A. Harpor, Gerald Carlson, Robert E. Miller Jr„ Daniol Dunham, Gary Smith, Ronald Crawford, Dr. Arscott, adviser. Row 2: Carlos Lobo, Clarence Hunt Jr., Bruce Sigloh, James Youde, Edwin Gustafson, Jerry Matsunaga, Adin Hester. Row 3: Arnold Curtis. T. S. Clevenger, Robert Lewellen, Gail McCarty, Myron Miles, Ronald Daugherty. Row 4: David Heyman, Almond Homenway, Charles Dehlinger, Roger Schoenbom. Gary Schneider. Row 5: Clinton Reeder, James Hampton, George Manning. Keith Miles. Robert Harrison. Alpha Zeta honors top ag students Ag Econ members study problems of production T The Agriculture Economics Club members seek a greater understanding of the economic problems facing agriculture in our nation and world. Professional economists are consulted for information and advice concerning the opportunities open in this field. The application of economic training to problems of Oregon farm industries stimulates club members' interest in practical research. The club published a graduate brochure for the first time this year. The pamphlet, containing pictures and resumes of degree candidates in agricultural economics, was a worthwhile and satisfying achievement for the club members. From left to right, Row 1: A. N. Halter, adviser; John Stein, Ajmer Singh, Gary Brown, Carel Van Loben Sels, Francis Maina, Kelly McGreer, Al Couper. Row 2: Rafael Grant, Tao-Chung Yang, Jim Youde, Overton Bruce, Ed Gustafson, Jim Dorran, Nickos Tryphonopoulos. Row 3: Bill Hirata, Gerald Carlson, Clinton Reeder, Ronald Crawford, Harlin Jenson, Gaylo Willett. Row 4: David Pahl, Cornelius O'Keeffe, Tom Clevenger, George Manning, Bruce Ellis, William Wood. Stewart Holmes. Row 5: William Case, Gary Schneider. Row 6: Allen Kinsel, Jerry Levanger, James Johnson, Donald Shullanberger, Curtis Mumford. Yu-Hsien Yu. Collegiate FFA guides future ag teachers From left to right, Row 1: Adin Hester. John Caster. Ronald Daugherty. William Jeskey, Stanley Sisson, Noel Wright. Row 2: Henry TenPas, Leno Christensen. Roger Schoenborn, Garth Davis. George Suter, Raymond Andrieu. Dave Barber, Phillip Davis. Row 3: Dan Dunham, Burr Fancher, Marion Dixon, Lawrence Mickey, Darrell Sisson, H. Lloyd Mills. Thomas Williams. John Ferguson. Row 4: Ivan Elam. Kenneth Chrisman. John Moison, Cliff Green, John Haake, Ernest Davis, Richard Smith. Marvin Heupel. ▼ The collegiate Future Farmers of America is an organization composed of prospective vocational agriculture instructors. Through membership in the club, the members can gain experience in cooperation and leadership. The chapter takes an active part in many of the School of Agriculture activities, such as Aggie Variety. Ag Weekend and the Ag Awards Banquet. Every two weeks the members also participate in a 15-minute radio program. Mu Beta Beta honors outstanding 4-H members T 4-H Club members who continue their club work with merit at Oregon State and complete five terms with a 2.70 g.p.a. are eligible for membership in Mu Beta Beta. The purposes of Mu Beta Beta are quite broad. Members strive to promote active participation of students as citizens and leaders in the community, the country and the world. They encourage an interest in higher education among young people and develop leaders for rural communities. President Kathryn Hutton Joan landsberg Ann Donaldson Martha Tubach Robert Youngman Campus 4-H promotes leadership ▼ The Campus 4-H Club is open to all students interested in the 4-H program. The 4-H Club participates in many activities on and off campus. These activities include visits to the Children’s Farm Home, sponsorship of an annual convo and the spring term picnic. From left to right, Row 1: Don Anderson, Lynne Hoffman. Bob Youngman. president-, Nellie Van Calcar. Garry Clark. Row 2: Chris Anderson, Mary Kunzelman, Earl Bowen, Truman Elmore. David Schaad, Dean Wimer, Don Walls. Bob Hauts, Myrna Rantala. Sue Meyle. Dairy Club earns field trip ▼ Membership in the Dairy Club is open to students interested in dairying and promoting fellowship and cooperation with the dairy industry of Oregon. Teams representing Oregon State at regional and national dairy cattle and products judging contests receive financial support from the sales of “Nutty Buddy” ice cream cones at the dairy bar in the Withycombe Building. This revenue also facilitates an expense-paid field trip for club members to industrial dairy operations. From left to right, Row 1: Dr. G. A. Richardson, Mike Seppa, president, Oregon Dairy Princess Barbara Stein-feld, John Irving. Row 2: Lakho Khatri, Don Claeys. Sharon Hobson. Row 3: Carlos Lobo, Ken Messerle, T. S. Ragan. Row 4: Gordon Cook, Dr. E. A. Day, advisor, Karl Beesley, Gary Willett. Row 5: Tom Thayer, Ed Hem-onway, Ray McQueen, Don Walls. Eldon Boge. Row 6: John Chandler, Merle Peters, Don Anderson, staff, Ray Kliewar Jr., adviser. Crop Science Club emphasizes scientific farming From left to right, Row 1: Dick Schwabauer, Victor Moller, Leonard Sing-hose, Dick Fitzner, president; R. H. Callihan, adviser; Bill Peters. Row 2: Crispus Amburara, David Mootela, Jim Burgess, Roger Ritchy, Bob Lew-ellen, Dick Van Deusen, C. N. Hunt. Row 3: Tim Heater, Oscar Gutbrod, Matt Mulanax, Alan Benedict, Lee Thomas, Chuck Martinson. ▼ The Crop Science Club assembles the students interested in scientific farming to facilitate friendship and the exchange of ideas. The club is active in sponsoring field trips on which farm crop students travel throughout the Northwest. Films and guest speakers contribute interest and information at the club's business meetings. Recreation is also a part of the Crop Science Club's activities. Student-faculty competition in bowling as well as a spring picnic and softball game promote the spirit of the members. Fin and Antler supports conservation 46 ▼ The Fin and Antler Club is an organization composed of students and faculty members associated with the Department of Fish and Game. The club is an important link in the activities of the Oregon Wildlife Federation and other wildlife conservation organizations. Its activities center around three main functions during the school year. During the spring outing at the coast, the members spend much of their time crabbing and digging for clams. Fall term the club holds its jannual venison barbecue at Avery Park. The members sponsor a trap shoot at the Elks range winter term. Everyone is invited to participate in the shoot. Food Tech Club supplements class instruction ▼ The Food Technology Club is composed of all students majoring or minoring in food technology. Since a chief objective of the club is to add to the knowledge gained in class, many of the meetings are devoted to the discussion of recent advancements in the food industry. Food Tech cider, the principal product of the club, provides tasty refreshment at many OSU meetings and dances each fall term. Other club objectives are to provide fellowship and to stimulate interest in the professional field of food technology. From left to right, Row 1: James Enger. William Clyde, Roger Nibler. James McGuire. Bob Orser, president. Row 2: William Gray, In Heung Chung, Robert Purer, Gary Graves, Glenn Galusha, Deraid Suo. Row 3: Roland Wong. Steve Jensen, Michael Erickson. Harvey Chan. Jim Rampton. Darrel Kauffman, Arnold Curtis. Row 4. David Hoaslett, Nadine Putman, Alan Boyer, Ken Hilderbrand, Paul Krahenbuhl, Gordon Peck, John Farrell, Howard Clore. Row 5: Larry Merrifield. Horticulture Club is open to majors ▼ The Horticulture Club is open to all majors and other students interested in horticulture. The club sponsors a steak fry, coastal crabbing and weekend fishing trips. The purpose of the club is to provide opportunities for leadership experience and for student participation in horticultural activities. From left to right, Row 1: Erlend Roitan, Dave Reggiani, S. E. Wadsworth, adviser; Richard Neilson, president; H. B. Lagerstedt, adviser; Ron Crenshaw. Row 2: Tom Henny, Don Nash, Bob Barrett, Bill Best, Randy Barrett, Larry Kegg. Robert Kondrat. Row 3: Julius Szabo, Oren Ogle, Bob Tallman. Gordon Ross. Poultry Club small but active Left to right, Row 1: Larry Wrolstad, Richard Jack, George Arscott, assistant adviser; Tom Hansen. Row 2: Roger Rutherford, Carl van Loben Sels, Tom Pranger, Gordon Satrum. ▼ The Poultry Club membership consists of persons interested in advancement of poultry science. The club prides itself on having few members and a multitude of activities. Among its activities is a Poultry Club annual entitled, The Quill, in which projects of the Oregon State Poultry Experiment Station are documented. The members have been active in all School of Agriculture functions and have sponsored several chicken barbecues for campus and state organizations. Soils Club promotes graduate study ▼ Soils Club is open to all soils majors and general agriculture students who are interested in soils. The purpose of this organization is to acquaint students with postgraduate jobs and research opportunities in the soils field. The club sponsors a hamburger broil fall term for all the soils department staff and club members. From left to right, Row 1: Tony Crudolo. Ralph Davis, Robert Harrison, president; Edward Peters. Row 2: Dr. Dawson, adviser; Ron Mau, Leroy Meyer, Mordecai Katumba. Withycombe Club judges livestock ▼ WithycombeClubservesand promotes interest in animal husbandry activities on the Oregon State campus. Club activities include feeding steers and lambs for show and sale, sponsoring the meat and livestock judging teams, serving luncheons at campus field days and barbecuing the meat for the Homecoming Alum Barbecue. Each spring Withycombe Club members take a field trip to ranches and other points of interest within the state. Named after an Oregon governor, the club has a two-term grade requirement for initiation. All members must attend school for two terms with a minimum 2.0 g.p.a. Officers this term were Bob Miller, president; Gail McCarty, vice president; Myron Miles, livestock chairman; Dotty Riker, secretary; Nancy Albin. public coordinator; Sally Busse, treasurer; and Doris Owens, membership chairman. Advisers were Dr. Walt Kennick and Dr. Al Ralston. Alums take advantage of the Withycombe Club barbecue. From left to right, Row 1: Marsha Holcombe. Vicki Morley. Zada Taylor, Linda George. Jennie Coleman, Marion Cline, Earl Bowen, Paul Danskine. Row 2: Fred Schrepping, Roderick Commons. Joseph Riker, Bobby Ten Eyck, Jerry Harms. Gail McCarty, vice president; Bob Miller, president; Myron Miles. Dotty Riker, Nancy Albin, Sally Busse. Doris Owens. Larry Petersen. Bob Farrell. Row 3: Van Decker, Merle Hohstadt, Ed Plotka, Raul Coto, B. J. Matzon, Paul McCormick, Dick Cline, Jerry Cannon, Don Miner, Dr. Walt Kennick, adviser; Dr. Al Ralston, adviser. Row 4: Tom Martin, Kemble Tellefson, Truman Elmore, Tom Cline, Paul Seaquist, Dave Taylor, Don Burkhardt, Jim Caldwell. The School of Business and Technology studies business procedures ▼ Originally organized as the School of Commerce, the School of Business and Technology was one of the first founded at OSU (1907) and one of the earliest to be founded in the United States. Majors offered by the school include business administration, business education and secretarial science. Secretarial science students increase their typing skill by practicing diligently. The objective of the school is to help prepare those it serves to find self-fulfillment, to accept responsible membership and leadership inso ciety and to function effectively in a free enterprise business community. Clifford E. Maser. Dean of the School of Business and Technology, enjoys music and was at one time a member of the Faculty Barbershop Quartet. 51 From left to right: Prudence Johnston, Kathryn Poling, Ronald Fredricks, Thomas Markham, Diane Frischknecht. Alexandria Bradfield, Sheila Miles, Mrs. Hilda Jones, Mrs. Kay Markshcf-fel, Karen Culbertson, Merwyn Powell, John Nuxall, John Bogue, John Tanner, John Pfanner Jr. (left rear). B T Student-Faculty Council communicates ideas ▼ The B T Student-Faculty Council serves as a means of communicating ideas, desires and needs between students and faculty in the School of Business and Technology. The council consists of four faculty members and 12-15 student members, who represent the four classes as well as the various departments within the School of B T. The ideas discussed in the council go beyond the School of B T and include such topics as Beaver Preview, Dean’s Honor List and school convocations. 52 Frisch. Alan Johnson. Terrald Koga. Ronald Powell. Merwyn Larson. James Montgomery. David Murray. Helen Yost. Clifford Sasaki. Susanno Torwilligcr.Richard Woodcock. Jim Beta Alpha Psi goes to state meeting ▼ Income tax advice is offered by Beta Alpha Psi, national accounting honorary. A new activity this year is the state-wide accounting meeting, the first of its kind to be held in the nation. Through this activity Beta Alpha Psi hopes to encourage and foster the ideal of service as the basis of the accounting profession. Phi Chi Theta promotes careers in business ▼ Weekly shorthand radio broadcasts and the presentation of an award to the outstanding freshman woman in business are ways in which Phi Chi Theta, national business fraternity for women, promotes business education and fosters high ideals for women in business careers. From left to right, Row 1: Sharon Truax, Sue Briggs, Judy Atwood, Sandy O'Neal, president; Gloria Gonyer, Sheila Miles. Patricia Carroll. Donna White. Row 2: Judy McCrary. Ernestine Sherman, Janice Berry. Shirley Brown. Kathleen Stickney. Karen Culbertson. Nancy Adams. Sue Peterson. Dolores Rose, Laverna Wilson, Darle Hoagland. Joan Williams. Pacific Northwest Personnel Management aids future managers ▼ The OSU chapter of Pacific Northwest Personnel Management is open to students interested in personnel management and industrial relations. The association seeks to develop a better understanding of personnel problems in industry by visiting other member chapters in Portland, Salem and Eugene. Other activities include monthly meetings, the annual convention in Portland, field trips and sponsorship of speakers for the general interest of the campus. From left to right, Row 1: Janice Turin, secretary; Richard Oba, Dr. J. L. Rcttig. faculty adviser; Roland Cook, president; Lewis Metzler, treasurer; Chester Thayer, Fred Koken, Prudie Johnston. Row 2: Gary Eaton, Foy McKinney. William Forrest, Ed Robinson. Henry Collin, Marvin Garrett, James Fleming, vice president; Ray Girod, John Fontaine, Dan Leahy, historian; William Wake. School of Education boosts enrollment ▼ The School of Education at Oregon State offers undergraduate work in elementary education, undergraduate and graduate work in secondary education and master and doctoral work in guidance and in education. It offers majors in business, home economics, science, social sciences, industrial arts, physical education, English and trade and industry. During this year approximately 1,400 students were enrolled in the School of Education and 475 students were enrolled in other schools on the campus while working for teacher certification through the School of Education with majors such as business, home economics, science and agriculture. The School of Education has conducted two institutes during the school year, one for science and mathematics teachers and one in the social sciences. Also during the academic year of 1961-62 the School of Education conducted an in-service institute in science for elementary school teachers. This program was financed by a grant from the National Science Foundation for 35 school personnel. Dean Franklin R. Zeran, of the School of Education, enjoys a good cigar and a book after working hours. Future teacher learns to guide children. 55 Supervising children at play as well as at work occupies an education student’s time. Kappa Delta Pi aids future teachers Fisher. Janet E. Hemingway. Helen Snyder. Judith C. Sullivan. Kathleen President Ullman. Judy A. Connarn. Leora G. Hise. Carlene F. Smith. Myrna P. Tubach, Martha Williamson, M. A. ▼ Members of Kappa Delta Pi, education honor society, assist at campus education conferences and award a scholarship. This honorary is organized to encourage high professional, intellectual and personal standards. Junior and senior education majors who distinguish themselves by maintaining a 3.25 g.p.a. are eligible for membership. Sigma Delta Pi studies Spanish culture ▼ Sigma Delta Pi, national Spanish honorary, seeks to stimulate interest in the land, language and culture of the Spanish-speaking countries. Meeting weekly, members converse in Spanish and gain information through forums and discussions. President Dodgo, Jim Bedregai. Carlos Bennett. Rose L. Blair. Ann Locker, Vivian E. Thompson. Lynn The School of Engineering prepares for future ▼ Engineering is a transitional field: therefore it is unrealistic to educate for the present or for a particular specialty. Today's education must be projected toward the future. At Oregon State, modifications of engineering curricula patterns provide a broader and more fundamental base through a common core of engineering sciences, greater emphasis upon mathematics and physical science, consolidation of departmentalized courses and wider offerings in humanities and social sciences. Specialization in depth is reserved for graduate instruction. The objective is to educate for opportunities which are not yet realities and for some which are not yet known. Dean George W. Glcoson relaxes at home in his favorite chair. He has been the head of engineering at Oregon State since 1945. 59 Molten metal is poured into forms during a foundry lab. Patience and a steady hand are required for work on the wood lathe. Engineering Council represents societies ▼ The Engineering Student Council is an organization composed of the presidents of the various OSU engineering societies and honoraries. The purpose of this group is threefold: To allow the exchange of ideas and act as a coordination board for the engineering societies; to initiate enthusiasm in engineering; and to facilitate the organization of certain annual functions, such as the Engineers’ Ball. Roy Cook President Guy Armantrout David Bay Ken Feigner Raymond Gifford Brigham Hansen Clifford Hunter John Inman Richard Kelly Curtis McCann Scott McKean Robert Morgan Larry Morris Fred Skirvin From left to right, Row 1: Grayson Alexander, Richard Walker, Grant Morgan, Ronald Murphy. Row 2: Donald Graves. Bill Meloy, Ray Rider Larry Roiorson. Row 3: Curtis McCann, Lorin Blewett, Kendrick Similia Clifford Hunter. Row 4: Robert Bennett, Ronald Ashfield. Pi Tau Sigma advances mechanical engineering ▼ Pi Tau Sigma is a national honorary fraternity for mechanical engineers. The society recognizes outstanding student and practicing engineers for distinguished technical achievements. Faculty members with multiples of five years of service at Oregon State and the outstanding sophomore student in mechanical engineering are honored at an annual Pi Tau Sigma banquet. Help sessions are held for freshman engineers and a composite picture of the mechanical engineering graduating class is presented to the student. Tau Beta Pi honors outstanding engineers 61 from left to right, Row 1: Clifford Huntor, Steven Schenk, Gary Hundley, John Wilkinson, Roger Holtz, Charles Baker. Gary Buford, Grayson Alexander, Howard Kato. Row 2: Isaac Zafrani, Curtis McCann, Tim Martin, Richard Reid, Grant Morgan, Lorin Blewett, Gary Sandberg. Ray Rider, Richard Kelly, James Comstock, Dale Fisk. John Eskeldson, Charles Buxton, Kenneth Ashman. Eldon Johns. James Maryott. Dr. Robert Mrazek, adviser. ▼ Tau Beta Pi is a national engineering honor society founded to recognize undergraduate engineering students who have distinguished scholastic and character records. This year the Oregon State chapter initiated 38 members. Activities of Tau Beta Pi include two banquets to honor freshman engineers. Sigma Tau promotes engineering scholarship ▼ Sigma Tau is a national engineering honorary that considers all outstanding engineers for membership, regardless of branch. The honorary gives awards in recognition of outstanding achievement in engineering to graduates as well as undergraduates. The chapter endeavors to promote scholarship, practicality and sociability. From left to right, Row 1: Scott McKean, Curtis McCann, Guy Arman-trout, Cliff Hunter, president; Grayson Alexander. Row 2: Isaac Zafrani, Bill Bryant, Robert Bennett. Ken Simila, Keith Hull. Row 3: Eldon Johns, Dale Fisk, Dick Kelly, Gary Sandberg. Charles Buxton. Eta Kappa Nu recognizes outstanding electrical engineers ▼ Eta Kappa Nu, a national electrical honor society, was founded in 1904 at the University of Illinois. Pi Chapter was chartered at Oregon State University in 1921. The aims and principles adopted by its founders are to assist men who, by their attainments in college or in practice, have shown a high scholastic ability in the field of electrical engineering. The society rewards and stimulates scholastic endeavors in the field. It is also a purpose of the organization to be a constructive force in helping fellow members and non-members in improving the standards of the profession. From left to right, Row 1: Steven Schenk, Charles Scott, Don Haynek, Robert McCoy, Kenneth Wright. Row 2: Jose Bcdregal. L. C. Buse, Robert Chapman, James Haefer, Roger Holtz, Don Baker, James Husband. Row 3: Gail Gardner. Bob Albright, Dale Fisk, Donald Brader. Richard Pritchett, Eldon Worley. Row 4: Wayne Boag, James Comstock, R. L. Kelly, John Eskeld-son, Walter Lutz. Civil Engineers apply technology The sanitary engineering laboratory serves a growing field. T The student chapter of the American Society of Civil Engineers provides an important link between the engineering student and the civil engineering profession. The chapter helps student civil engineers enrich their classroom courses by promoting those professional contacts and associations which are valuable to the practicing engineer. From left to right, Row 1: Victor York, Gary Buford, Ray Small, Russell George, Kenneth Feigner, president; Richard Woodard Larry Sweem, Leslie Paul, Endres Erwin. Row 2: Ronald Hartz, Jack Hogan, James Brewer, Terry McKee, James Brown, James Pearson, Lee Kearney, Isaac Zafrani, Ben Yee, Moore, Harny, Tom Muller. Row 3: Oran Albertson, Tiit Heinsoo, Lloyd Cox, Richard Braaton, Bruce McCartney. Lyal Zaugg, Charles Robinson, Robert Lerdig, Robert Morgan. Richard Shannon. Row 4: David Johnson, Kent Cox, Richard Gabriel. David Evans, carrell Marks. Lloyd Ralphs. Windsor Louie, Victor Prodehl, Judson Matthias. Row 5: John Carnegie, Fred Bartel, James Adamak. Roy Repak, Owen Snyder, William Robbins. Douglas Ralston, George Freyer, Allan Stoll, Aage Hallquist, C. P. Westwood. Row 6: Richard Harr, Denny Thomas. Buford Wingerd, Steve Peirson, Clifford Harris, Mike Hay. Row 7: Robert Adams, Edward Sigurdson, Richard Bryant. James Wellman, Donald Nielsen, Dave Adams. Irl Robinson. William Duynslager, Martin Coopey. adviser. 63 From left to right, Row 1: Larry Morris, James Comstock, Don Haynor, Roger Holtz, Daniel White, chairman; Don Baker, Charles Starnes, Robert Gnos, Rodney Baulig. Row 2: D. L. Knittel, F. M. Marker, S. K. Leong, John A. Hunter, James A. Haefer, Wesley E. Harrison, Roy N. Nakatsu, Steven Schenk, Frederic Woodhull, Robert Johnson. Row 3: Wayne Boag, H. R. Dilaweri, Harold Kamcya. J. L. McCann, Merrill Johnson, Walter Myers, Robert W. McCoy, Michael Talvola. Row 4: W. H. Sisson, R. L. Kelly, R. J. Albright, R. M. Roy, M. E. Cookson, D. M. Brader, J. R. Eskeldson, W. Lutz, R. M. Nishimoto. g4 Row 5: Eugene Royer, Byrale Keller, Harvey Clothier, Dale Fisk, Charles Clark. Richard Pritchett, Charles Scott, Eldon Worley. Electrical Engineers and Radio Engineers share purpose and goals ▼ The American Institute of Electrical Engineers is an international organiza-tionto promote interest in student professional electrical engineering. The purpose of the institute is the advancement of the theory and practice of electrical engineering and its allied arts and sciences and the maintenance of high technical and ethical standards. The Institute of Radio Engineers is a professional organization of electrical engineering or an allied science. The purpose is to coordinate men from the communications engineering and related fields to advance radio engineering. The joint chapters sponsor technical speakers. visiting professional engineers and exhibits. and each group sponsors a branch papers competition. From left to right: Richard Pritchett, Dale Fisk, Dan White, Chuck Scott, Deraid Knittel, Jim Comstock, Larry Morris. Foundrymen explore new techniques Elmer Vanloo and Irvin Ladd operate a small electric arc furnace constructed by OSU students. Sand reconditioned by the foundry’s new sand handling equipment is inspected by Tim James. Irvin Ladd and Brigham Hansen. ▼ The American Foundrymen s Society is composed of students interested in supplementing their formal education with a better understanding of the principles, practices and techniques of the foundry industry. Monthly meetings feature a representative of the foundry industry who presents a technical talk followed by a discussion period. Society members also participate in the monthly meetings of the A.F.S. parent chapter in Portland. Chemical Engineers promote professional development ▼ The student chapter of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers promotes the professional development of chemical engineering at Oregon State. Membership is open to any student in chemical engineering. Activities of A.S.C.E. included a joint meeting with its parent organization, the Chemical Engineers of Oregon; a regional meeting in Vancouver, B.C., and an annual picnic and dance. From left to right, Row 1: Gary Brown, Mar-celo Bou, Gary Hundley. Juanita Kearney, John Nesbitt, Michael Neuman. Emil Fredrickson. Row 2: Harry Beach, James Hickman, Allan Alvord. Fredric Skirvin, Walter Kyllmann, Lloyd Howard, Kenneth Henry, Row 3: Robert Christensen, Scott McKean. David Peters, Robert Morgan, Dale Santti. Billy Didier, Ernest Hortensen. 66 From left to right, Row 1: R. D. Olleman, adviser; Rodney Sells. Ray Grifford. chairman; William Porter. O. G. Paasche. adviser. Row 2: L. T. Elliott. D. G. Goodrich. W. J. Pindell, C. O. Heath, adviser; T. D. Jones. U. M. Davis. D. M. Cooper, R. E. Murphy. ▼ The student chapter of the American Institute of Industrial Engineers at Oregon State is one of approximately 45 chapters at schools all over the United States. Its purpose is to promote the interest of industrial engineering at OSU. with special emphasis on industrial engineering applications to industry. Membership is open to any undergraduate or graduate student enrolled in industrial engineering. The society’s activities include guest speakers at monthly meetings, field trips and an annual picnic. The monthly meetings are designed to acquaint the members with the basic fundamentals as well as the latest developments in the rapidly expanding metallurgical field. A number of informative field trips through the various metals plants and foundries in the area are scheduled each year. Industrial Engineers advance interests Society for Metals visits foundries ▼ The purpose of the American Society for Metals is to promote the arts and sciences connected with the manufacture, treatment and utilization of metals. The society is a relatively new organization on campus, having been chartered in October. 1960. Membership is open to anyone with a sincere interest in metals. From left to right, Row 1: Dean Hammett. Thomas Burnett.Kaye Manchester. David Bay, pres.; William Porter. Marcelles Cave. Row 2: William Engesser, adviser; George McClelland. Melvin Sump, Donald Henning, Lyle Chaffee, Pete Goforth, Richard Withycombc, adviser. Ag Engineers stress activities T The campus branch of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers is open to students in both the professional and vocational curricula of agricultural engineering. The meetings, films and field trips sponsored by the student branch are designed to further acquaint the members with the agricultural engineering field. The A.S.A.E. banquet and a spring picnic are among the social activities of the group. From left to right, Row 1: Paul Taylor, Dan Wilson, Jerry Matsunaga, Robert George. Row 2: Jess Jones, Dean Brooks, Bernard Hewes, Darrel Stafek, Gail McCarty, Erric Ross, Dave Schreiber. Row 3: David Cruickshank. John King, James Brady. John Inman, Stan Andrews, Allan Robb, Robert Ziemer, Bill Daniel. Dean E. Booster, adviser. Mechanical Engineers relate theory and practice From left to right. Row 1: T. Pyle. B. Meloy. A. Lim, C. McCann, B. Bennett. D. Graves. K. Simila. M. Allen. Row 2: S. Brown, D. Lewis. G. Sandberg. A. Dcardorfl, L. Aiken. E. Kerayoglu. J. McKenzie. R. Turner, D. Harmon, P. Noidhart, P. Schrocder. C. Grabcr. Prof. L. E. Johnson, adviser. Row 3: L. Coth-rell. S. Flug. W. Wright. G. Jaros. J. Shinno. T. Frost, H. O’Donohoe. D. Glesmann. J. Davis. G. Alexander. ▼ The purpose of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers is to advance the theory and practice of mechanical engineering. The A.S.M.E. presents an overall perspective of engineering and offers the student an opportunity to become acquainted with the personnel and activities of the society. Toward these goals, the OSU chapter of the A.S.M.E. provides movies and speakers on mechanical engineering topics at monthly meetings, sponsors an annual “Student Meet Industry Day, arranges the annual field trip required for juniors in mechanical engineering and participates in other student activities including the annual “Engineers' Bust. 67 Meteorological Society studies weather ▼ The student branch of the American Meteorological Society is an organization for students in meteorology which increases their knowledge in the activities in the profession and stresses opportunities open to the college graduate. Each year the student branch conducts tours of the OSU meteorology facilities for high school students and youth groups in the area who wish to learn about the general field of meteorology. From left to right, Row 1: Kenneth Kncchtol. Courtney Lantz, James Mc-Elroy, Richard Andrews. Harlan Ouade. Row 2: Professor John Tatom. James Van Ramsdell. Bob Massey. Jim Sears. Linda Damm. Row 3: Ronald Stephen. Bill Mayes. John Plankinton. Kenneth Shreeve, James Hall. Tool and Manufacturing Engineers offer field trips From left to right, Row 1: Ed Riesland, Milton C. Sheely, adviser; Beau Weill, Brigham Hansen, chairman; Irvin Ladd. Ron Sjolander. Row 2: Tim James, Norman Locati, Len Arntz, David Rowe. Elmer Vanloo. Mark Klug. Prentiss Hansen. Row 3: Len Schaber. Larry Jackson. Ken Durham. Curtis Metis, Bob Gerard, Jim Clevenberg, Terry Cossette, Charles Bayman. ▼ The American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers is a society open to all engineering students who are interested in the tooling and planning for production” phases of industry. The OSU student chapter S-19 is sponsored by Portland Senior Chapter 63 of the A.S.T.M.E. For the student in engineering this organization is the link between school and industry. The meetings include topics designed to show the student how and where his technical training fits into industry. Aerospace Sciences construct ground-effect vehicle From left to right, Row 1: Horst Jeddeloh, Lance Clifford, Bill Gerritsen, Larry Smith. Al Lim. Row 2: Grayson Alexander, John Cernac. Arvin Hille, John Hanson, Donald Grass. ▼ The Institute of The Aerospace Sciences s the society for engineers, designers and technical specialists in all the sciences related to the design and development of aerospace craft. Its basic mission is to facilitate the interchange of technical ideas among aerospace engineers throughout the world. Automotive Engineers promote outstanding engineering practices The student membership was established by the institute to provide the student engineer or scientist with broad opportunities to engage in activities associated with a future career in the aerospace industry. The student branch at Oregon State is currently engaged in the construction of a ground-effect vehicle. The completion date is set for June 9.1962. 69 ▼ The aims of the Society of Automotive Engineers are to promote the arts, sciences, engineering practices, and a closer association between members and professional automotive engineers. Activities of the society included educational field trips and professional guest speakers. From left to right, Row 1: W. J. Wright, Jim Leonard, Gary Jaros, Larry Rcierson, Ray Sanders. Rich Walker. Doug Johnson. Row 2: D. M. Montgomery, Neil Samuels, R. E. Evans, J. R. Wcssek. Robin Harrison, C. J. Davson, K. L. Mackie, Ralph Thompson, D. C. Chambers, W. H. Paul, adviser; Cliff Jacobsen, Richard Kaufman. School of Forestry emphasizes forest research Various studios are made from maps and graphs. Dean W. F. McCulloch enjoys photography and high fidelity music when not involved with his School of Forestry. ▼ As population swells, forestland will de- 71 crease and the responsibilities of foresters will increase. These conditions will emphasize the importance of forestry education and research. The McDonald and Dunn Forests of the school are within 10 miles of the campus. Here students test their forestry theories by practical application and staff research projects test teaching theories. The Forest Research Laboratory and Forest Science Department offer students a first-hand acquaintance with progressive thinking in the solution of forest problems. They also provide staff members with equipment and opportunities for development as research specialists in their own subject matter areas. 72 Model spar trees such as this, arc used to acquaint forest engineers with hauling in logs and high lead operations. Student instruction is given on this microslicer— an instrument that gives very thin slices of wood to be used in slides for identifying trees. Xi Sigma Pi honors forestry scholars ▼ Students who are in the upper 25% of the School of Forestry scholastic ranking, have completed 110 credit hours and are of good character are eligible for membership in Xi Sigma Pi. The members strive to secure and maintain a high standard of scholarship in forestry education. They work to upgrade the forestry industry and to promote fraternal relations among workers engaged in forestry activities. Canatscy. John Leo. Samuel Platt. William Cron. Lawrence Palmer. Onn Reed. John Forestry Club promotes forest techniques Two work parly members erect a new sign at the club cabin. Later, they join the other workers in the chow line. ▼ The Forestry Club, which has more than 260 members, holds meetings once a month at the Forestry Club cabin in McDonald Forest. Guest speakers and panels often provide entertainment or educational talks. The purpose of the club is to improve fellowship, leadership and communication among all fernhoppers. The Forestry Club sponsors many activities throughout the school year. In the fall, the club sponsors the •‘McDonald Forest Day.” Spring term, they hold their annual “Spring Thaw.” and they also challenge the varsity football team in a tug of war. School of Home Economics offers new curriculum ▼ Oregon State's School of Home Economics was among the first six home economics programs to be established in land grant institutions and has been providing graduates to meet state, regional, national and international needs for 73 years. Undergraduate programs offer an opportunity for a liberal education to prepare women and men for their roles in modern society. Graduate degrees are also offered. Substantial funds for research contribute to fundamental studies in a number of areas. A new curriculum with an opportunity to concentrate on a particular subject matter major was put into effect in 1961. Graduates are qualified for employment in education, extension, business and research, as well as public health and welfare, institution management and dietetics and communications. Dean Mariam G. Scholl, head administrator of the School of Home Economics, enjoys spending leisure hours in her garden. 75 are developed in the home economics classes. Many domestic talents The application of basic chemistry principles is required for this foods course. 76 The best-dressed ladies of the day were attired in styles such as these when the Morrill act established land-grant universities one hundred years ago. Altpctcr. Barbara Barlclls. Jenny Bower. Beverly Connam. Loora PalChen. Linda Penrose. Jean Beroen. Carolyn Jones. Janet Lea. Sonya Staebler. Jeanette Weber. Ailene Omicron Nu advances home economics T The purpose of Home Economics Club is to promote professional and social interests m home economics. Monthly meetings are centered around the nine professional areas of home economics. Talks are given on home economics employment opportunities and new advancements. Various service projects are performed by the club members. Each fall a get-acquainted coffee is held for new students. Coffee sales are held throughout the year. Home Ec Club promotes domestic sciences ▼ The recognition of superior scholarship and the promotion of leadership and research in the field of home economics is the purpose of Omicron Nu national home ec honor society. Members serve as hostesses for the Biology Colloquium and sponsor the sophomore honor dessert. They hold discussion meetings on graduate work and present the home economics freshman award and the senior plaque. From left to right, Row 1: Rosalie Caldwell. Joanne Huffman, Elaine Carlson, Mrs. Margaret Ware, Beth Stevens, president. Row 2: Pat El-lingson, Sonya Lea, Kathy Raub, Donna Baker. Row 3: Beverly Butts, Kay Bishop, Janet Schlegel. School of Humanities and Social Sciences provides liberal arts ▼ Historically, liberal arts and sciences have been the foundation of higher education. At OSU they are offered cooperatively by the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and the School of Science. An unusual craft is practiced with precision and care. The Humanities are those courses which encourage students to be feeling, thinking creators and communicators of beauty and truth. The Social Sciences emphasize human institutions, customs and behavior which define man’s social relationships. The principal aim of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences at OSU is to develop students who have a well-rounded education rather than a specialized one. Dean Ralph Colby enjoys music as a hobby when not working with the school of Humanities and Social Sciences. 79 80 Alpha Delta Sigma sells Fussers' Guides ▼ The Get Out and Vote” campaign displayed the advertising abilities of Alpha Delta Sigma, national advertising honorary. They sponsored the sale of Fussers' Guides and a regional convention. Promotion of Oregon State through the publications staffs as well as through campus leadership positions, is the criterion for selection of members. Cook. Roy Maylic. Joo Schooley. Tom Grinned, Jim Mikkelsen. Curt Struve. John Kalina. Ron Nelson. Bill Klick, Dave Pahl. Dave Alpha Phi Omega Altick. Steve Birch. Tony Lindauer. Eric Rich. Jim Austin. Erskine Carlson. Jerry Lucas. Mike Schanno. Paul President Wronn. Don Baily. Bill Lang. John Posvar. Dean ▼ Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, is composed of men with previous Boy Scout training. Alpha Phi Omega conducts an annual Ugly Man on Campus” contest to raise funds to purchase items for the school. APO members sponsor blood drives on campus and assist in campus elections. Anderson. William Armantrout. Noil Beckham. David Bryant. Richard Clark. Charles Doll. Charles Lindsey. Thomas Morgan. Robert Noguchi, Thomas Olson. William Reynolds. Elsbery Schweitzer. R. Jr. White. Calvin Wooster. John Wilson. Michael Euterpe ushers at musical events ▼ Euterpe, Oregon State's music honorary, ushers at all musical events on campus and plans the programs for these performances. Additional service and support of the music department is offered by the members, who qualify by completing three terms of music courses with a 3.00 g.p.a. and by actively participating in OSU music. Seated, from left to right: Beverly Gardner, Margaret Gates. Barbara Cole, president; Judy Walls. Mrs. Odolia J. Wilson, adviser. Standing, from left to right: Wilma Rae Koflord, Karen Rajnus Madelyn Snell. Patricia McOuaid, Jenny Bartells, Judy Woodruff. Pearl Kishimoto, Mary Montgomery. Carolyn Thompson .Kareen Bishoprick. Both Goodman, Carolyn Fitch. Ann Donaldson, Linda Schaible, Ernestine Sherman. Shirley Shepard. Delta Sigma Rho honors outstanding speakers President Adviser: Bower. Beverly Wells. Earl W. Dietrich. Diane Kallbcrg. Joan Mack. Herschel Marquiss, Jan ▼ Outstanding speech achievement is recognized by Delta Sigma Rho, local forensic honorary. This organization assists at the Oregon State Novice Squad Tournament and sponsors the Delta Sigma Rho Intersectional Speech contest. Public speakers with a 2.5 g.p.a. and two-year membership on the forensic squad are invited to pledge. The honor is increased by the fact that this speaking honorary was the first in Oregon and is the oldest forensic honorary in the United States. Kappa Kappa Psi recognizes outstanding band men Seated, from left to right: Dan Wilson, Raymond Gcrlach. Standing: Jan Baxter, Bob Gawley, John D. Shurtliff, Ted Mesang, adviser; Wayne Taylor, Dennis Johnson, Arthur Loring. ▼ Kappa Kappa Psi is a service honorary for men in band. It assists the band director with footwork, organization and discipline in the band and promotes a rousing band spirit. Kappa Kappa Psi members organize and host the annual football band banquet. Three terms of band is a requirement for membership in addition to outstanding service. Kappa Pi sponsors art bazaar ▼ Members of Kappa Pi, national art honor society, must earn 15 credits in art with a 3.0 average and must show outstanding talent in the field of art. In promoting interest in art on campus, the members hold receptions for artists having shows in Kidder Hall, sponsor the art bazaar and sponsor an art interest group. From left to right: Suzy Farrell, John Rock, adviser; Lois Pieters. Gayle Mitchell, president; Sidney White, adviser. Not pictured: Joan Arnold, Meridel Barzee, Paul Benninghoff, Lora Bennion, Carolyn Bergen, Kathleen Cruzan, Sharon Cook, Adah Dodds, Merry Eggers, Judy Grow. Sue Johnson. Pearl Kishimoto, Kristi Kyte, Maxine Large, Anne Lee, Lynda Long, Antoinette Maes, Sue McQuaid, Donald Patton, Lahny Podrabsky, Karen Roberts, Roberta Spears, Donald Van Matre, Wayne Van Welting, Tonie Vergeer, John Weigant, Shirley Wirth. Masque and Dagger encourages dramatics President Lee. Samuel Bane. Lucy Fontenot. Nolan Myers. John Bioler, Bernice Hawley. Ronald Nixon. Kathie Burton. Michael Lee. Carolyn Pederson. Karen Crciohton. Carolyn Davis. Sharon Locdham. Larry Mabry. JoAnn Rothenberger. Stan Ryan. Stephen Dent. Robert Moody. Rita Staub. Richard ▼ Masque and Dagger members who are outstanding in encouraging dramatic endeavor at OSU are honored at the annual Masque and Dagger awards night banquet. These thespians take excursions to other university theaters to learn and improve techniques. Members are experienced in all branches of stagecraft, acting and behind-the-scenes work. National Collegiate Players participate in drama ▼ National Collegiate Players strive to raise the standards of university theater efforts and to work for the betterment of drama in the theaters of the United States. These dramatists help with the Homecoming coffee hour for drama alumni and with the annual Masque and Dagger awards banquet. Members are selected for participation in both onstage and backstage work. Theta Sigma Phi Blackburn. Meg Fisher. Janet Bennett. Rose Brown, Shirley Kennedy. Kathleen Rogers. Lauralynn Stevens. Beth Wallace. Barbara encourages women in journalism ▼ Members of Theta Sigma Phi, national professional fraternity for women in journalism, sponsor the Publications Open House and the Publicity Clinic. They also participate in mum sales, editing and sales of student directories and the Matrix Table banquet. Women of junior standing having an all-school g.p.a. of 2.5 and a 3.0 in at least two communications courses qualify for membership. Sigma Delta Chi Bob Wassman Jim Dodge Nelson Pickett Al Couper ick Colby Rich Good .Thorntoi Dick Stone CRC unites religious groups ▼ The Campus Religious Council unites student religious groups of Oregon State University, promotes religious fellowship, cultivates knowledge and appreciation of all faiths and stimulates interest in religious activities. CRC activities included “Faith in Life Week, weekly Barometer articles, Book of the Month series, monthly Saturday discussions and the Easter sunrise service. Participating groups are Lutheran Student Association, Canterbury Association, Newman Club, Wesley Foundation, YM-YWCA Round Table, Christian Student Center, Deseret Club. Westminster Founda-ation, Baha’i Student Group, Christian Science Or-anization and First Baptist College Youth. The Rev. Joseph W. Matthews speaks during Faith in Life Week. From left to right, Row 1: Roland Cook. Larry Roierson, Roland Whitsell, Linda George, president; Wes Morton. Pat Pembrook. From left to right, Back Row: Diane Tower, Terry Frost. Rev. Bob Peters. Jim Maryott. Fred Hall, John Pembrook, Susan Eng-dahl, Linda Olson, Judy Glcnz. Jsf Cosmo Club encourages world peace ▼ The Cosmo Club is open to persons of all races and nationalities, including students, faculty and townspeople. The goal is to promote international friendship, better understanding and peace. During its Friday meetings, talks and discussions are conducted concerning social, cultural and economic situations in different parts of the world. From left to right, Row 1: Vasilios Papakonstantinou, Ronaldo Sevilla. Ed McLain. Pat Hagey. secretary; Craig Leman, Jeraldine Markee. vice-president; Sardara Sohi, president; Babu Singh, Judi Hoeye, Lakho Khatri, Arun Sen. Row 2: Glenn Bakkum, William Olson, Wichai Laksanakorn, Ebenezer Veda-muthu, Charles Huszar, George Papageorge, Gerald Dreval, Wai Lim, Tek Kee, Pat Boyle. Barbara Taylor. Row 3: Nikos Tryphonopoulos, Fred Hall, Shanker Pradhan, Thakorlal Patel, Anthony Politopoulos, Courtney Lantz, Angelo Mordeno. Makccn Nazeeri, Abraham Areeckal. Carlos Lobo. Richard Boyle. Chap Foes. Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship Club discusses Christianity From left to right, Row 1: Barbara Berney, Sandra Schlink-man, Carolyn Payne, Marge Michalek. Row 2: Tim Berney, Jim Williams. Loren Pankratz. president; David Wingerd. ▼ The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship has become one of the largest student groups on campus and members are involved in a broad variety of activities. Ten students attended the summer session of the Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship at Catalina Island. Many others participated in Northwest conferences. On campus, the Tuesday lecture series was helpful in relating Christianity to history, philosophy, science and other academic subjects. Newman Club organizes Catholics The executive committee plans Newman Club activities. From left to right, Row 1: Linda Smith. The Reverend Austin Johnson, Sharon Dougherty, Terry Frost, president; Rose Bennett, Janet Gcrding. Row 2: Cathy Lais, Frank Wille, Margaret Hobble. ▼ The Newman Club is OSU's Catholic student group. Following its purposes of providing religious, educational and social activities, Newman took a more active part in college and off-campus functions by sponsoring study clubs, communion breakfasts, panel discussions and social functions such as ski trips, dances, Firesides and numerous other activities. A few highlights of the year were the province conventions in Eugene and Ellensburg, Washington, the weekend trip to Mt. Hood and the annual spring picnic. From left to right, Row 1: Virginia Aona, Jan Jaross, Sharon Bernardy, Ann Shryock, Rose Bennett, Kathy Gildea, Pat Lund-steen, Cathy Lais, Jeanette Wachter, Linda Smith, Margaret Hobble, Terri Frost, Frank Wille. Row 2: Howard Matson, Ronald Rehb, Rob Swingle, Pat Jelineo, Joanne Curran, Sally Dcnniston, Pat Rayburn, Rose Ellen Hope, Barbara Hope, Rose Kou-picka, Diane Peabody, Leroy Larson, Stephen Fenton, Duane Mahony, Joe Elson, Bob Wendling, John Tryon. Row 3: Monty Waggoner, Sebastian Ferrigon, Michael Schartz, Jerry Symanski, Mike Sworakowski, Mike Bondi, Robert Albright, Paul Schafer, Chuck Henny, Lee Paterson, Dick Crist, Doug Coleman, John Scoles. Joe Pappe, Dave Hadly, Roger Duby, Bob Buecker, John Schmitz, Dennis Van dc Wiele. School of Pharmacy has new curriculum ▼ The School of Pharmacy at Oregon State University provides a pharmacy curriculum that meets the needs of today’s student for service in the profession of the future. The pharmacy school was established in 1898 and since that time there have been over 1.700 graduates. Enrollment has doubled since 1958-1959 session to 406 students partly because opportunities in the profession of pharmacy are greater than ever. With increase in potency and the number of medicines, more pharmacists are needed in development, manufacturing. research, distribution and sales. Freshmen entering this year are on a new curriculum that provides a better order of science and professional courses besides allowing 42 hours for electives. For the first time, an extension service is offered to all Oregon pharmacists. Eight to ten seminars are held yearly throughout the state. Graduate study for master's and doctor's degrees is offered in the departments of pharmaceutical chemistry. pharmaceutical science, pharmacognosy, pharmacology and pharmacy administration. Charles O. Wilson, dean of the School of Pharmacy, is an outdoorsman who enjoys fishing and hiking. A pharmacy student applies chemical knowledge. 89 Lambda Kappa Sigma aids women in pharmacy From left to right: Judy Walker, Darlene Tamura, Winifred Ong, Carol Hisatomi, Sharon Calder, Joan Morgan, Donna Drinkard, Yvonne Olsen, president; Nancy Jensen, Marie Louise Haener, ▼ Lambda Kappa Sigma, international women's pharmaceutical honor organization, promotes the profession of pharmacy among women and aids its members in many ways. These future pharmacists, selected for their character, scholarship and personality, host a social hour and a tea for all women pharmacy students. Members also sell lab jackets and weights, serve refreshments during Beaver Preview and decorate the Pharmacy Building at Christmas. 90 Careful mixing of chomicals is a critical step in the formulation of a drug. Kappa Psi fosters pharmaceutical research T The purpose of Kappa Psi, men's pharmaceutical professional fraternity, is to advance the profession of pharmacy and to foster scholarship and pharmaceutical research. Any pharmacy student who meets the scholastic requirements, has junior standing and possesses the potential for meeting the objectives of the fraternity is eligible. Kappa Psi sponsors the yearly Apothecary Ball and publishes a directory of all pharmacy students. From left to right, Row 1: Steve Oliva, James Baker, Roger James, Dennis Pofahl, Ken Van Driesche, Rob Gofl. Ron Hasegawa, Brian Yano, Aki Hisatomi, Bill Fetter, president; Dick Speros, Don Medeiros. Row 2: William Flaming, Tervo Fujinaga. Leo A. Sim-chetti, Wallace D. Muzzy, Ralph Morgan, Jack Fluck, George Bradley, Joe Michaels. Jack Hyatt, Dick Parlee. Row 3: George Gillett, Allen Ando, Robert Johnson, Donald Bodine, John Mc-Gonegal, Dick Fieber, Don Grimes. Ron Tibbs, Gary Beyer, John Cutter, Phil Gates. Row 4: Jerry Bernardi, Dennis Ellison, Mike Dardis, Roger Sanfdrd, Elden Jager, Tom Tos. Ted Moon. Les Thompson, Brian Williamson, Harold Berger. 91 Pharmacists feature guest speakers ▼ The Oregon-American Pharmaceutical Association is open to all students in pharmacy. Members belong to both the state and national pharmacy organizations. Guest speakers from other associations and pharmaceutical houses are featured at regular meetings. Other activities include the annual publication of the Pharm-Ocist, various projects and an annual spring picnic. Every two years the pharmacy senior students take a ten-day tour of the eastern pharmaceutical companies. From left to right, Row 1: Dr. W. Shultz, adviser; William Fetter, Don Medeiros, Ruby Tomiyoshi, Carol Hisatomi, Winifred Ong, Darlene Tamura, Al Notowitz, Lynn Schwalbe. Row 2: Dale Hern, Ted Moon, Elden Jager, Brian Yano. Dick Parlee, Howard Harper, Ed Gonzales, Lou Parmenter. Row 3: Aki Hisatomi, Jack Hyatt, Elpedio Basa. Ron Hasegawa, Dick Speros. Dave Bell. Jack Fluck, Bob Gates. School of Science is broad yet specialized ▼ The objective of science teaching is to enable man to educate himself concerning the physical and biological world around him. This involves the establishment of certain scientific laws and the adoption of certain procedures. There are no immutable laws and no infallible procedures in science. What is proved true today may tomorrow be shown to be false. We must always question. “What is the evidence? and draw our best conclusions from that. Instruments such as this are the foundation for many of the advances in science today. 93 Oregon State University is enveloped in an aura of science. Those going into some branch of science as a profession must go quite deeply into the field. But others, including majors in the humanities or the social sciences, are also required to complete a substantial block of science instruction for graduation in their own specialized fields. The mission of the School of Science is to provide this broad education in science for all students at the University. And above this, the School of Science strives to provide the necessary specialized education for those who choose science as a career. F. A. Gilfillan. Dean of Science, is a collector of rare books and pieces of silver. He has been at Oregon State for many years and at one time served as acting president of the institution for two years. 94 A science student enlists the aid of a microscope in her work. This machine is an electron-paramagnetic Resonance spectrometer and is used to detect the presence of atomic particles. Phi Kappa Phi rewards scholarship, character ▼ Students with high scholarship and sound character are admitted to Phi Kappa Phi national scholastic honorary. The top 5% of the junior class and the top 12 £% of the senior class qualify. Phi Kappa Phi members hold an honors accolade recognizing outstanding scholarship in the freshman and sophomore classes. The group also sponsors an honors convocation and co-sponsors the biology colloquy to emphasize its aims on a campus-wide basis. From left to right, Sitting: Kathryn H. Smith, Johanna Lands-berg. Standing: Roger James, Ira S. Allsion, president-, Glenn A. Bakkum. Members not pictured: Grayson Alexander, Barbara Altpeter, Guy Armantrout, Judy Baker, Burton G. Bennett, Elizabeth Bogart, Bonnie Bosco, Brian Busch, Leora Connarn, Stuart Eide, Dale Fisk. Barbara Gooller, Daniel Grischkowsky, Marie Haener, Carol Hisatomi, David Hite, Roger Holtz, Cliff Hunter, Bruce Johnson, Robert Johnson, Richard Kelley, Christine Long. Terry Lowry. Dan Lozier, Keith Masterson, Ann Mul-laney, Helen Murray, Dalton Plunkett, Merwyn Powell, John Reed. Wallace Reed, Judy Robare. Suzanne Sasaki, Mary Sather, Ernestine Sherman, Karel Sinclair, Jeanette Staebler, Kathleen Sullivan, Judy Ullmann, Kenneth Van Driesche, Nancy Vertrees, Kenneth Weleber, Norma Willard, Margaret Williamson, Gail Woosley. Lamplighters visit hospital ▼ The Lamplighters is a club organized for students majoring in pre-nursing at Oregon State. Club activities included a tour of Good Samaritan Hospital in Corvallis with special attention given to the operating room and various wards. During Christmas the club members made favors for the three Corvallis nursing homes. Speakers from the University of Oregon Medical School were featured at the Lamplighter meetings. Form left to right, Row I: Louene Hickcox, Pat Dunford, Marilyn Coulter, Emile Backman. Row 2: Janet Jenks, Sally Frahm, Mary Van Volkinburg, Maren Hayden. Row 3: Pat McLennon. Adviser Miss Guhli Olson, Mary Donnelly. Bobbie Hunt. ROTC commanders Captain R. W. Shafer of the Navy, Colonel W. E. Boyd of the Air Force and Colonel D. C. Landon of the Army discuss military strategy. ROTC programs offer college graduates a military career ▼ Oregon State University offers advanced military training in Air Science, Military Science and Tactics and Naval Science. College trainees enter the services as commissioned officers with excellent career opportunities before them. The Air Force ROTC, commanded by Colonel W. E. Boyd, grants commissions as a second lieutenant either in the regular or reserve Air Force. The Army ROTC. headed by Colonel D. C. Landon, offers the advanced student a choice between four combat branches with a commission as a second lieutenant. The Navy ROTC program led by Captain R. W. Shafer, places men in the Navy as ensigns, either as flight or fleet officers. Scabbard and Blade sponsors ball ▼ Company G, 2nd Regiment is one of 131 chapters of Scabbard and Blade. It is a national honor society which recognizes outstanding cadet officers in all branches of ROTC. Left to right, Row 1:L. C. Kehrli, William Myers. Maurice Banning, William Faust, John Mendicino, Ronald Robertson, Myron Nordquist, Kenneth Weleber. Row 2: Samuel Lee Richard Meredith, Setphen Altick, John Benvenuto, Kim Harmon, Lynn Curtis, James Hamner. Richard Dexter. Row 3: Frank Yraguen, Robert Aaserude, Jim Wallace. Rick Reid, Norman Notdurft, Hank Crowhurst, Stephen Hoag. Robert Steele. Douglas Hirte. Row 4: L. A. Williams, Larry Hicks. Kenneth Knechtel, Lee Kearney, Michael Burton, Melvin Cooper Raymond Rider, Dale Foresee, Erskine Austin. Company G sponsors the Military Ball, at which a freshman girl is chosen to rule as Little Colonel for the year. Scabbard and Blade members travel throughout the state informing high school students about ROTC. The company also sponsors a scholarship for a deserving sophomore entering advanced ROTC. 97 Silver Wings promotes drill proficiency The Silver Wings drill team executes a difficult precision movement. Silver Wings officers staff meeting, left to right: Martin Hillman, Cmdr.; Ray Rider, Exec. Officer; Terry Freund, LaRay Harmon, Dick Porter, Leonard Schaber, Francis Nekoba, John Shurtlifl, S Sgt. James Lamansky, NCO adviser; Maj. Robort Dennis, advisor. ▼ The primary objective of Silver Wings is to train Air Force ROTC cadets in developing leadership and drill proficiency. The members participate in parades, competitions and exhibitions throughout the state. Silver Wings maintains a fancy drill team and several training flights. It is open to all freshmen and sophomore cadets in the Air Force ROTC program. The junior and senior staff officers are chosen by the graduating seniors. Left to right, Row 1: John Fisher, Ronald May, Kenneth Richards, James Miller, Harold Bailey, Kurt Schmidt. John Glaisyer, James Badley, David Murch, James Williamson. Ralph Gierke. Larry McMackcn, Grant Watkinson. Row 2: Eugene Erhardt] Donald Stastny, James Schmitt, Sidney Allen, Joe Person, Dennis Holliday, Philip Paasch, William Warden. Row 3: Joe Reding. Daniol Homfelt, James Gerimonto, Michael Wilson, Jim Williams, Steve Main, Bill Peters, John Storrs, John Miller. Capt. R. W. Shafer inspects the Navy Battalion during final review. Navy excels in competition T The Naval ROTC has had a year of which to be proud. The drill team won the Phil Small Trophy for drill precision and the Northwest District Drill competition. The rifle team captured the National William Randolph Hearst Rifle Championship, the Pacific Coast Rifle Championship and the Secretary of the Navy Rifle Match. The Taffrail glee club also performed frequently throughout the year. The honor system is entering its fourth year at the unit, having shown great success in the past. The NROTC is currently developing plans for aiding other schools on campus in using the honor system. Firing squad stands guard at the Veterans’ Day parade in Albany. Army cadets discuss a simulated field problem. Pershing Rifles develops military leaders Pershing Rifles drill team spends many hours perfecting movements. Pershing Rifles Officers, left to right, Row 1: William Myers. Douglas Hirle, Jerome Jacoby. Jack McLennan. William Barnett, Wayne Watson, Charles VanDuyn, Capt. Davis. Row 2: Lee Adams. Del Ball. Victor Prodehl, Stephen Ryan. Henry Rivera. Richard Lundgren, Sgt. Rankins. Row 3: Joe Turner, R. A. Girton, Robin Shaylor, John Wilson, Dale Foresee. ▼ Pershing Rifles is a national honorary drill society designed to promote efficiency in drill and interest in the Army ROTC program. As established on this campus, the P.R.’s have an excellent record of enthusiasm for the unit and its drill team. The drill team represents the Pershing Rifles Company as well as the AROTC unit. The team annually participates in local parades and high school exhibitions. Its members acquire confidence and drill ability which are necessary qualities in a cadet who continues in the AROTC program. The drill team prepares ultimately for the annual competition between the Army, Air Force and Navy drill teams. This competition, which occurs spring term during Mothers' Weekend. has become most intense in the last few years. Pershing Rifles members are eligible to participate in various activities including overnight field problems in McDonald Forest. Maneuvers are conducted under near combat conditions with the advanced course students. The Pershing Rifles has been instrumental in producing cadets who have earned for the Oregon State University AROTC unit a reputation as one of the finest units in the nation. This is shown by a consistently high ranking of OSU students in military summer camps across the nation. 101 The Pershing Rifles drill team displays marching form at the Veterans' Day parade in Albany. Left to right, Row 1: Martin Hillman, William Crandall, Jerry Dilling, Kim Harmon, Stephen Altick, Ronald Mantei. Roy Nakayama. Row 2: Leonard Schaber, Richard Porter, David Evans, James Hamner, John Paul, T. Onuma. Gary Lape. Row 3: John Poorman, James Gaylen,Michael Lents, Ray Rider, Bruce Johnson, Harlin Jensen, Rodorick Martindale. Row 4: Irl Robinson, Terry Frend, John Shurtliff, David Ron gerude, David Rowe. Major Rudolf S. Paige. Arnold Air Society displays Air Force best 102 ▼ The Nathan F. Twining Squadron of Arnold Air Society is a national honorary for advanced Air Force ROTC cadets who display outstanding character and leadership qualities. It was organized for the purpose of cooperating with the Air Force and the Civil Air Patrol to further the mission of AFROTC, Civil Air Patrol and air-age education. Angel Flight aids Air Force mission Left to right, Row 1: Jane Johnson. Liz Rush, Cynthia Moir, Joan Kallberg, Linda West. Row 2: Betty Brookshire, Linda Schaible. Karen Wald, Joanne Lee, Tammy Tweed, Charlene Weaver. Row 3: M’Alycc von Krosigk, Sharon Curry, Georgia Swanson, Babs Bennett. Helen Meek. Members of Angol Flight and Arnold Air Society join in social activities. ▼ The purpose of Angel Flight is to advance and promote interest in the Air Force and to obtain information concerning the military services. The members also aid the progress of the Arnold Air Society and act as official hostesses for the Air Force ROTC at Oregon State. Activities of Angel Flight include guiding tours through Adair Air Force Station on special occasions such as Armed Forces Day. The ROTC programs offer instruction in a variety of fields. Rifle Club hosts intercollegiate champions Drilling is an important segment of ROTC activities. ▼ The OSU Rifle Club is an affiliate of the National Rifle Association. It promotes marksmanship by unifying the varsity, ROTC, NROTC and women’s rifle teams. Each year the club sponsors a rifle match drawing shooting enthusiasts from Oregon and Washington. This year the club hosted the Northwest sectional of the N.R.A. Intercollegiate Championships. Collegiate teams from Oregon, Washington and Alaska participated. 103 Left to right, Row 1: Dave Smith, Jon Hanlein, Howard Koozer, Eddie McGrew. Row 2: Leo Overholtzor, Syd Coleman, Capt. Takasumi, M Sgt. R. M. Simmons. Sandra Eichman. Alap Dapp. Row 3: Andrew Nelson, Don Curtis, Neil Koozer, Larry Bright, Dave Hawkins, Kenny Tracy, Vick Cordell. Row 4: Allen Bates, Mike Cavin, Cal Winbolt, Doug James. Goorge Blackman, Pat Kaufmann, Kim Roberts. Division of Physical Education gives fitness training Director of the Division of Physical Education Clair Langton not only instructs others in physical fitness but lifts weights himself. He also enjoys hunting. T The Division of Physical Education emphasizes a broad program of physical fitness for all students through exercises, gymnastics, aquatics, rhythms, games and sports. A comprehensive intramural sports program offers a wide range of physical activities for students who participate with living organizations, clubs, classes, institutional departments or as individuals. The Division of Physical Education offers professional courses for students who wish to enter the fields of physical education, health education, recreation and pretherapy. Professional work is also presented in camping and outdoor education and dance education. Students who major in these fields receive the baccalaureate degree through the School of Education or the School of Science. Graduate professional courses are also given in physical education and health education through degree programs offered in the School of Education or the School of Science. Lifting weights is a fundamental way of conditioning the body. 105 Orange “0” ushers at games Kishimoto. Pearl President Hug. Sandra Mayers. Sara Robare. Judith Gill. Susan Nelson. Reba Jo Thomas. Mari J. Gilmore. Marilyn O'Neal. Sandra Yoneyama. Meiko ▼ Orange “O” service honorary works in conjunction with WRA and selects its members on the basis of their activities in WRA events. Members usher at basketball and football games and check coats at basketball games. Other Orange 0 activities are assisting at the Mothers Weekend watershow and at various events in the Women's Building and in the Women's Recreation Association. Orchesis displays dancing talent ▼ Poise, personality, scholarship and general dance ability are the qualifications of Orchesis members. This national modern dance honorary performs for the Mothers Weekend watershow, several studio programs and a half-hour television program. The members have the ability to follow set patterns, to improvise to music and to compose their own routines. President Snell. Roberta Bartells. Jenny Bauer. Sharon Bingham. Karmen Brown. Manuclita Carlson. Catherine Craig. Susan Kruger. Margaret O'Brien, Kathleen Pederson. Karen Pemberton. Edna Reed. Ann Robortson, Carol Swenson. Susan A. Whitcomb, Jane Varsity “0” unites campus lettermen From left to right, Row 1: Miko Watters, Ed Fletcher, Bob Bakor. Ron Finley, Chris Johansen, Rich Brooks, Dan Likens, Bob Scmon, Cecil Ira, Jerry Joy. Row 2: Bill Barnett, John Kerr. George Gnoss, Norm Hoffman, Jim Roehm, Tim Ankersen. Scott McKean, Gary R. Samuel. Row 3: Mike Smith, Jerry Neil, Tom Hamlin, Jeff Harris. Bruco Williams, Stan Stafford, Jim Funston, Bill Sullivan, Dick DeBisschop. Row 4: Stewart Schrocder, John A. Farrell, Darrel Kauffman. Larry Petersen, Cliff Thomson. Row 5: Gordon Brynildsen, John Ball, Norman Cooto, Jack Berger, Stu Fors, Jay Carty. Terry Baker. Gary Rossi. Gary Stenlund. ▼ Varsity O” is an association of all lettermen in the major sports, football, basketball, baseball, track, wrestling, golf and tennis. The purpose of the organization is to unite the athletes of the campus into a unit so that they might better serve the campus and the community. The Varsity 0 All School Smoker and the Lemon-Orange Twist provide funds for scholarships given to deserving athletes. 107 AAHPER organizes P. E. majors ▼ The Oregon State section of American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation strives to unite all students interested in these and related fields. Most of the club's programs feature speakers and films that are geared to the students' interests. This year's activities included trips to the state and district conventions. the annual spaghetti feed and the senior banquet. From left to right: Larry Hicks, Bob Semon, Doug Schoon, Molly Houston, Paul Seale. Mike Watters. Mountain Club takes weekend trips ▼ The Mountain Club is composed of students and faculty interested in skiing, hiking, climbing, winter mountaineering, rescuing and conservation. The club is dedicated to fun and fellowship in the mountains, and weekend ski trips help to promote this interest. The club also sponsors lessons in skiing and mountain climbing. Skiers relax after a tiring ascent. Promenaders feature folk dancing ▼ Promenaders is an international folk dance club featuring the promotion of fun and leadership through weekly dance meetings. The meetings are designed to help the student let off steam” and provide him with an outlet for the tensions built up while studying. Throughout the year many new international folk dances are learned by the members. Anyone interested in folk dancing is eligible for membership. From left to right, Row 1: Merrily Coflyn, Pat Worral, Wanda Kapuscinski, Gloria Bentley, Donna Bigham, Judy Irwin, Julie Jirel. Row 2: Gone Woodford, Brad Arnold, Carl Hubbard, Willie Moeller, Bernie Davis, Pat Hart. Art McIntosh, guest; Leland Myers, Art Albin, Arnold Knee. Row 3: Darrell Ames, Sheila Couey, guest; Hugh Haefer, Susan Engdahl, Miss Erma Weir, guest; Roy Smith. 109 Sea Beavers explore ocean ▼ The Sea Beavers of Oregon State practice skin-diving and observing sea life on trips to the coast. The club also does salvage work and collects sea specimens for the zoology department. The Sea Beavers are members of the Oregon Council of Diving Clubs. This organization unites all the diving clubs in the state of Oregon. It promotes safety in diving and lays the groundwork for better diving conditions. The Sea Beavers exhibit some equipment used in the club’s excursions. The Graduate School stresses research ▼ A graduate school's primary function is to train persons for research, to engage in the quest for new knowledge and to disseminate this knowledge for the good of mankind. Idealistically, graduate education should involve the student and professor working and learning together. The future health and strength of the economy of the nation will depend more and more upon research in the social sciences as well as the natural sciences. Research on relations between individuals, between individuals and groups and between groups must be greatly accelerated if our society as we know it today is to persist. Graduate schools will have to spearhead this expansion of research in the social sciences. This cobalt radiation unit is used for experimental work dealing with the preservation of foods. H. P. Hansen, dean of the Graduate School, is a paleontologist and enjoys delving in ponds and swamps looking for fossils and sporos. Ill A clothing textiles research assistant uses a serigraph machine to determine the breaking strength of yarn. A bacteriology graduate student inoculates the membrane of a chicken embyro to test the inhibition of virus multiplication. Graduate School prepares for influx of students ▼ This is the centennial year of the Morrill Act that established land-grant universities in the United States. These land-grant universities have served well the grass roots element of our population over the past hundred years. More than 85.000 graduate students are enrolled in the 61 land-grant universities today. This number will increase seyeralfold in the years immediately ahead. This potentiality, therefore, necessitates that the graduate school here at Oregon State be ready to provide an education for the mass of incoming students. Humidity and temperature readings are recorded on this Stevenson screen for future use in diagnoses of storms. The physical principles and effect of newly developed apparatus are being explained by a physics instructor to another department member. Research students receive a great deal of knowledge from the program of fellow workers in informal visits such as this. 114 Keeping worn out books in usable condition is a full time job for library employees. History is hidden in library stacks ▼ An exploration of Oregon State's Kerr Library facilities reveals a number of unusual features. A new addition is the Xerox copying machine which instantaneously records information of historic value. Also on file are great quantities of information on microfilm, microcards and microprints. Exotic books are found deep in the library stacks. Some are printed on clay tablets, bamboo leaves and sheep skin scrolls. One collection, the works of Abraham Lincoln, was purchased during the depression and is now valued at $10,000. A vast store of newspapers, magazines and other periodicals are available for quick reference in the library's microfilm department. Brandt, Mary Rose Damman, Darlene Dilworth, Anne Feustel, Nancy Gustin. Sara ivari. Norma Minty, Jimi Moody. Margaret O'Callaghan, Lani Rantala. Myrna Settergren. Mary Sturgis. Sue Ann Swanson. Georgia Thompson. Alice Weaver. Charlene West, Kathy Westfall. Margaret White. Venesa J. Wick. Jean M. Wyatt, Michele Zimmorman, Mary President ▼ Alpha Lambda Delta, national freshman women’s scholastic honorary, co-sponsors the Top Ten Picnic and presents a tea winter term for freshman prospective members who received a 3.5 g.p.a. fall term. Those eligible for membership must have a 3.5 g.p.a. for two or three terms of their freshman year. Alpha Lambda Delta honors top freshman women 115 Phi Eta Sigma recognizes scholarship T Phi Eta Sigma encourages and recognizes excellence in scholarship early in a student’s college career by distributing How to Study pamphlets, co-sponsoring the Top Ten Takeoff picnic and speaking to the freshmen at the beginning of fall term. Freshman men are initiated into this scholastic honor society upon receiving a 3.5 g.p.a. for fall term or for their freshman year average. Members not pictured: Dennis Airey, Oran L. Albertson. Melvin M. Anderson, Gary Beckman. Phillip Bernard Jr., Don L. Campbell, John William Carnegie. Kenneth B. Casaday, Thomas D. Case. John L. Chalfan, Raymond Dod, Karl A. Drlica, Garry A. Eberle, Lowell Euhus, Michael M. Farmer, Warren A. Finke. Larry B. Fiske. Michael A. Talvola. Terry L. Wal-dele. Garry J. Ford. Dexter Hobbs. Pedro Janowitz, James B. Johnson. Erol M. Kirayoglu, Michael R. Koch. Frederick L. Monroe, Harold Lee Morgan. Mark I. Nelson, Steven P. Ogard, Douglas A. Oglesby, Gary R. Polvi, Dennis M. Short. Allan R. Stoebic, Ronald C. Tipper. Jeffrey A. Webber. Phi Eta Sigma officers, from left to right: Steve Binney, Richard Groseclose. R. L. Richardson, adviser; Francis Kenyon, president; Kenneth Henry. Bill Sisson. Hui-O-Hawaii Club displays spirit 116 ▼ The Hawaiian Club is composed of students from the Hawaiian Islands. Islanders are noted for their bright shirts, smiling faces and familiar Aloha’s”. With Ted Wong as president, the Hawaiian Club is one of the largest and most active groups on the Oregon State campus. The purpose of the club is to foster the Hawaiian spirit among their friends here at Oregon State University and the people of Oregon. Their main activity of the year is the popular Hawaiian luau. Native dances, costumes, songs and delicacies of the Islands are presented for the campus at the Hawaiian feast. Members have enjoyed new friendships and participation in such events as a ski trip, picnic and, of course, their laua. Islanders pause during club meeting for casual pose. The membership of Hui-O-Hawaii has grown in recent years. Flying Club trains pilots T The OSU Flying Club is organized for the students and faculty at OSU. It provides inexpensive flying rates for those interested in flying and gives the members an opportunity to obtain pilots' licenses. This year the club obtained a new Colt Flyer for the use of its members. Meetings are held every two weeks. Row 1: Elvin Cole, Daron Dierks; president: V. Leroy Chausse. Row 2: Jason Baese, Carl Ostling, Galen Deshon, Dennis Urler. Bob Thrush. Parachute Club emphasizes safety T The purpose of the Beaver Sport Parachute Club is to provide an opportunity for sport parachuting for experienced jumpers and to train new jumpers in a safe manner. The club also furthers the development and safety of sport parachuting. From left to right, Row 1: Trainees Bob Travette, Bob Lovretich. Jim Hall. Pat Barnum, Larry Haflner. Fred Kawabata. Gary Graham. Row 2: Static Lines: Kitty Kelley. Ron Stephens. Jon Hanlein. Bob Crunkilton. Row 3: Free Falters: Capt. Ned Takasumi, adviser; Mac Thompson, Hugh Rosenberg; president: Dick Bodyfelt, Jan Van Wagtendonk, John Murray. Talons and Thanes serve campus ▼ The Talons and Thanes are often seen in their distinctive outfits at ballot stations, registration, the Paw Pav pick and other activities where they may fulfill their organization's purpose of service. These sophomore men and women are selected on the basis of scholarship, character, loyalty, leadership, personality and activities. They strive to maintain school traditions and to cooperate with ASOSU and the administration. Talons' and Thanes’ officers help with elections. 118 White, Venesa Allison. Janet Baire, Gail Bohnert. Sandra Branaman. Dixie Burns. Sandra Butts. Sheilah Bye.Joanne Capron. Joan Carlislo. Sharon Chorak. E. Deanne Cummings. Barbara Davis. Margaret Dirkson, Rena Feustel, Nancy Hammitt. Margaret Hill. Kathleen Herndon. Edianno Hoffman. Barbara Huffschmidt. Mary Kleiner. Elaine Lambert. Linda Mack. Marilyn McKevitt. Patricia O'Callaghan. Lani Paine. Carolyn Paulsen, Connie Rantala. Myrna Roth. Joy-Gay Rush. Elizabeth Sager. Myrtle Sing. Shirley M. K. Swanson. Georgia Taylor. Anne Thompson. Alice West. Katherine Wilson. Heather Yoneyama. Ruth Young. Katherine Zimmerman, Mary Looney. Harry Anderson. Mel Anundson, Bob Apple. Lcs Bagger. Lcn Bernard. Phil Binney, Stove Brady. John Brodie. Jim Buchanan. Bill Chalfan. Larry Clark. Larry Clinkcnbcard. Bill Condit. Doug Oauenhaucr. Paul Day. Paul Deardorfl. Art De Armond. Tom Deland. Charles Farr. Bill Green. Clifl Grosccloso. Richard Hascgawa. Nolan Hensgcn. Charles Hickman. Jim Hinthorne. Tom Hoflbuhr. Jack Hutcheon. Richard Johnson. Jim Koch. Mike Lindland. Gary Manning. Bill Markham. Terry Mason. Curt McEachen. Dave McKunc. Jim Milne. Bill Nagaki. Junior Miller. Dewey Nelson. Rick Northup. Tom Norton. Wiley Rohrback. Dan Schmitt, Henry Slastny. Ed Taylor. Paul Tebbens. Carl Tolan. Gil Van Loben. Sels C. White, Calvin Wooster. John Wurn, John 119 Mortar Board strives for scholarship, leadership Officers plan Mortar Board Ball Night of Knights.” ▼ Sponsoring the Talon breakfast, the Homecoming alumni breakfast and the Mortar Board Ball, which provides scholarships to deserving junior women, are means by which Mortar Board sets an example of service and leadership. Members also strive to promote scholarship. Women are entitled to wear the Mortar Board emblem after being chosen during their junior year on the basis of outstanding qualities of scholarship, leadership and service to the university. 120 Alipeter. Barbara Atwood. Judy Bergen, Carolyn Colder, Sharon Connarn, Lori Felbick. Laura Gocllcr. Barbara Hawley. Jeanne Hise. Carlene Hoffman. Anne Kallberg. Joan Landsberg. Johanna McQuaid. Pattio Miles. Sheila O'Neal. Sandro Penrose. Jean Sherman, Ernestine Walker. Judith Blue Key promotes the best for Oregon State ▼ Men outstanding in scholarship, leadership, campus citizenship, and possessing an evident concern for the present and future of Oregon State are elected to the senior men's honorary, Blue Key. These men offer service to Oregon State by selling freshman class cards at fall term registration and by selling ribbons to promote spirit before football games. Blue Key members seek to stimulate and to promote the best interests of Oregon State through discussion of student problems and leadership in respective organizations. Members of Blue Key relax after weekly meeting. 121 President Austin, Erskine Abed. Georoe Caird. Dennis Carty, Jay Edelbrook, Gary Oix. Russell Hamner. Jim Kelly. Dick Klick. Dave McAlpine. Stuart McKean, Scott Nordauist. Myron Pahl, Dave Vidos. Mike Wrenn. Don Youde, Jim Little Sisters of Minerva chosen to serve From left to right, seated: Carol Keema, Terri Rogers, Christi Murray, Mrs. Helen Tetrault. adviser; Bev Eaton.Shirley Neilson, Diane Karker. Standing: Rita Moody, Fifi Quiscnbcrry, Joan Arnold, Maddic Smith, Patti McQuaid. Jean Hawley, Diana Reid, Jean Plyman, Bunny Horner, Sonya Lea, Florence Holzmeyer. ▼ The clever favors and smiling faces of the Little Sisters of Minerva brightened the holiday seasons in the infirmary and in the Good Samaritan Hospital. Several similar programs of service to the campus and community are conducted each year. The Old Folks Home, the Children's Farm Home, the Red Cross and other groups often enlist the capable assistance of the Little Sisters. The Little Sisters also participate in many activities with the men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, their sponsoring fraternity. The girls gave special skits at the SAE house during the Halloween, Christmas and Valentine’s seasons. Little Sisters recall humorous instances as they clip newspaper articles for scrapbook use. James Youde president Senior Class sees campus change T The college seal in the quad ... new additions to the Memorial Union . . . carillon bells ... one-way streets on the campus . . . traffic check stations . . . cardboard castles” removed to make room for more dormitories . . . enrollment reached 9,000... a new sorority established. . . . Revised closing hours ... a new university president ... the school of Humanities and Social Science ... alteration of traditional wearing of the green” . . . Oregon State College became Oregon State University ... As these changes became history those who saw them happen, the class of 1962, became alumni. Louise Stone vice-president Susan Griggs secretary John Mendicino Kim Harmon treasurer sergeant-at-arms Abbott. William Science Portland Adsitt. Curtis Engineering Salem Alstead. Marjorie Education Juneau. Alaska Abed. Gcoroo Humanities Jerusalem. Israel Albin, Arthur Science Corvallis Altick. Stephen BandT Oswego Adams. David Engineering San Anselmo. Calif. Aldridge. Belle Education Portland Aitpeter. Barbara Home Economics Ventura. Calif. Adams. Nancy Band T Medford Alexander. Grayson Engineering Corvallis Amstutr. David Science Gresham Adams. Paul Engineering Klamath Falls Allen. Sue Education Portland Andersen. Orton Engineering Portland Adams. Teresa Education Princvillo Alton. Michael Engineering Portland Ando. Allen Pharmacy Portland Addicott. Donald Engineering Davis. Calif. Allen. Thomas BandT Portland Andrealta. Lorna Education Weed. Calif. Armanfrout. Guy Engineering Corvallis Atterbury. Judith Science Portland Bailey. Brian Engineering Edmonds. Wash. Arnold. John Science Logansporl. Ind. Atwood. Judith Band T Sheridan Bailey. Bruce BandT Edmonds. Wash. Arola. Dave Engineering Hillsboro Aune. Joyce Home Economics Milwaukie Bailey. William Pharmacy Portland Arruda. Carolyn Education lihue. Hawaii Austin. Erskine Science Princvillo Baird, John Science Pendleton Ashfield. Ronald Engineering Portland Ayres. Roger Agriculture Salem Baker. Gilbert Science Klamath Falls Ashman. Kenneth Engineering Portland Baggett. Rex BandT Hermiston Baker. James Pharmacy Portland Atchison. Molly Home Economics Canby Bailer. Fred Science Portland Baker, Phillip Engineering The Dalles 125 126 Outstanding Senior Barbara Altpotcr ASOSU 2nd vice president: ASOSU Home Economics Sonator; MY Christmas Party decorations chairman; Beaver Preview housino chairman; Mothers Weekend co-chairman; Omicron Nu: Phi Kappa Phi; Mortar Board; Alpha Lambda Delta: Junior Honors. Ballon, Thomas J. Engineering Corvallis Bankoficr. Duane Engineering Prineville Barnhart. Judith Education Tacoma. Wash. Bailew. Virginia Science Springfield Banning. Maurice Science Albany Baron. Carolyn Band T Newborg Bally. Charles BandT Portland Barnes. Ramon Science Portland Barrera. Alfredo Science Laredo. Texas Bane. Lucy Education Portland Barnett. Everett Science Drain Barry. Richard BandT Corvallis Bartells. Jenny Home Economics Menlo Park. Calif. Baxter, Clay Forestry Larkspur. Calif. Bedregai. Jose Engineering Seattle. Wash. Bartsch. Richard Science Pendleton Bay. David Engineering Portland Bchce. Darrel Engineering Portland Basa. Elpedio Pharmacy Makawell. Kauai Bayman. Charles Engineering Milton-Freewater Bell. David A. BandT Salem Bate. Katherine Education Longview. Wash. Bayne. Robert Pharmacy Salem Bell. David B. Pharmacy Portland 8auer. Michael Agriculture North Bend Bcachell. Gerald BandT Portland Baulin. Rodney Engineering Camarillo. Calif. Beardsley. John BandT Portland Baumgartner. Susan Education Portland Beckendorf, Gerald Science Portland Bell. Robert Science Union Benge. Michael Agriculture lone Bennett. Burton Science McNary Bcnnott. James Pharmacy Florcnco Beyer. Gary Pharmacy Tillamook Blit . Bambi Education Portland Bennett. Robert Engineering McNary Birch. Anthony Engineering Gresham Bliven. Gary Pharmacy Salem Benninghoff, Paul Education Portland Bjciland. Richard Science Woodburn Bloodoood. Gerald Engineering Portland Benvenuto. John Band T Encinitas. Calif. Bjork. Linda Science Astoria Boag. Wayne Engineering Holley Bergen. Carolyn Home Economics Coos Bay Blackburn. Meg Home Economics Albany Boo. Memo Ellen Education Roseburg Bernardi. Jerry Bcwley. Carol Pharmacy Humanities Fresno. Calif. Beaverton Blanchard. Elisabeth Blewett. lorin Humanities Engineering Portland Burlingame. Calif. Boeckler, Ronald Boennighausen, Susan B and T Science Westminster. Calif. Tigard Bogue. John Band T San Gabriel. Calif. Bo anich. Barbara Band T Astoria Briggs. Sue Band T Portland Borgaard. Delores Education Junction City Braden. Thomas Humanities Portland Brindley. Karen Education Portland Bosco. Bonnie Jean Scwnce Portland Brader. Donald Engineering Chemult Brindley. Larry Engineering Portland Bower. Beverly Home Economics Junction City Bradley. George Pharmacy Portland Brmghurst. Richard Engineering Santa Barbara. Calif. Bowman. Kern Engineering Oregon City Breeden. David Education Albany Brockway. Donald Agriculture Redwood City. Calif. Boyd. C. William Science Bond Brennan. William Education Bend Brooks. Oean Engineering Corvallis Boyer. Alan Agriculture Salem Brewer. James Engineering Wmlock. Wash. Brooks. Martin Education Glendale. Calif. 127 Brown Gary Agriculture Prineville Brunelle. Gerald B and T Salem Bugado. John Science Milo, Hawaii Brown. Helen Science Homodalo, Idaho Bryant. Richard Band T Portland Bullock. Ronald Education Brookings Brown. Manuelita Science Atlantic City. N.J. Brynildsen. Gordon Science Boise. Idaho 8unan. Sharon Band T Silvcrton Brown. Wayne Pharmacy Springfield Buck. Floyd Band T Klamath Falls Burkhardt. Donald Agriculture Vale Brown. William H. Engineering Boise. Idaho Budkner. Rita Home Economics Salem Burnett. Thomas Engineering Estacada 8rucc. Janice P. Education Salem Burdick. David Band T Portland Busch. Brian Education Hillsboro Bruce. Glen Agriculture Aumsvillc Buford. Gary Engineering Portland Busso. Sally Agriculture Caldwell. Idaho 128 Butler. Gary Humanities Hillsboro Buxton. Charles Engineering Corvallis Canatsoy. Douglas Forestry Santa Barbara. Calif. Carpenter. Poter Science Encinitas. Calif. Canatsey. Barbara Education Santa Barbara. Calif. Carr. James Science Hood River Byers. Donald Agriculture Corvallis Cantrall. Edward Band T Medford Carroll. Patricia Band T Klamath Falls Caird. Dennis Forestry Jacksonville Carlson. Bruce Pharmacy Coos Bay Carter. Russell Science Adams Calder. Sharon Pharmacy Burns Carlson. Catherine Education Corvallis Carty. Jay Education China Lake. Calif. Caldwell. Rosalie Home Economics Klamath Falls Carlson. Charles BandT Concord. Calif. Cary. Rosa Home Economics Nyssa Campos. Crisologo B and T Aien Oahu. Hawaii Carlson, Linda Education Los Gatos. Calif. Case. William Agriculture Albany Caspeii. Robert Humanities Astoria Cornac. John Engineering Scappoose Chandler. John Agriculture Salom Cathey. James Science Coalmga, Calif. Chalmers. Duane Education Eugene Chastninc. Alan Engineering Sepulveda. Calif. Cave. Marcellos Engineering Elko. Nevada Chambers. Don Engineering Portland Cheldelin, Verene Science Corvallis Cegavske. Wallace Science Albany Chambers. Richard Band T Hanford. Calif. Chien, Wanhua Engineering Tauyuan Taiwan, Form. Outstanding Senior George Abed ASOSU president: MU Board of Oiroctors; Junior Class president; ASOSU Senator; MU Public Relations: Y-Roundtable vice-president: Model UN president; YMCA Northwest Regional chairman; Phi Eta Sigma: Pi Tau Sigma: Blue Key. Child. Dennis Pharmacy Portland Clark. Charles Science Olympia. Wash. Colby. Richard Humanities Corvallis Christensen. Gerald Engineering West Lake Clayton. Gerald forestry Corvallis Cole. Barbara BandT Portland Christian. Tom Forestry Portland Clevenger. Thomas Agriculture Newport Colver. Rick BandT Medford Chui. Robert Band T San Francisco. Calif. Clifford. Lance Engineering Portland Compton. Norman Engineering Corvallis Chun. Gary Science Honolulu. Hawaii Cline. Mary Home Economics Milton-Freewater Comstock. James Engineering St. Helens Churchill. Frank Engineering Lake Oswego Clyde. William Agriculture Dayton Condit. James Science Forest Grove Ciocca. Dennis Humanities San Rafael. Calif. Cochran, Coralene Band T Coquille Conley. James Science Ashland 129 Outstanding Senior Carolyn Bergen AWS president; MU art chairman; MU Board of Directors: Educational Activities Board of Directors: Alumni Assn. Board of Directors: ASOSU Senate: Experiment in International Living in Germany. Conley. Linda BandT Portland Cookson. Maurico Engineering Corvallis Couey. Sheila Humanities Medford Connarn. Leora Home Economics Portland Cooper. Elizabeth Home Economics Los Angeles. Calif. Craig. Douglas Science Salem Conti. Daniel Engineering Portland Cooper. Melvin BandT Portland Creighton. Carolyn Humanities Boise, icaho Cook. Roland BandT Grants Pass Corn. Carolyn Science Cristobal, Canal 2one Crenshaw, Ronald Agriculture Salem 130 Crisler. Richard Band T Newport Cummins. William Science Prineville Daly. Sharon Education Portland Crompton. Gerald Engineering Moialia Curtis. Arnold Agriculture Astoria Daliiel. Warren Engineering Portland Cron. Lawrence forestry Libby, Montana Curtis. Gary BandT Klamath Falls Daniel. William Agriculture Echo Crowhurst. Henry Band T Yuba City, Calif. Curtis. Lynn Engineering Coos Bay Daugherty. Ronald Agriculture Medford Crudele. Anthony Agriculture Corvallis Curtis. Richard Science Portland Davidson. Charles Engineering Portland Crunkilton. Robert forestry Ashland Curtis, William Science Enterprise Davidson. Nancy Home Economics Portland Cummings. James Pharmacy Palo Alto. Calif. Dahl. David Forestry Aumsville Davis. Alton Science Bremerton. Wash. Davis. Ernest Agriculture Corvallis Dent. Robert Education Newberg Dockter. Kenneth Science Laramie. Wyoming Davis. Jeffrey Science The Dalles Didier. Billy Engineering Hermiston Doerksen. Allan Forestry Dcnair Davis. Tom BandT Oswego Diohnef. Roger Engineering Springfield Dolby. Joan Band T Eugene Davis. Wayne Band T Rio Dell. Calit. Dilling. Jerome Science Portland Dominick. Floyd Engineering Hubbard Day. Carolyn Education McMnnville Dlmmick. Robert BandT Brookings Donaldson. Ann Humanities Oregon City Delos Reys. Artcmio Dc Maria. Stephen Agriculture Engineering Waipahu, Oahu. Hawaii Orinda. Calif. Dittos. Wendy Education Albany Dorse h, John Science Redmond. Calif. Dix. Russell Forestry Portland Doty. Carolo Humanities Coos Bay Dudley. Gerald Pharmacy Newport Dutson. Val Agriculture Corvallis Eide. Stuart Science Grants Pass Dueltgen. Ronald Science Portland Duvall. Marilyn Education North Bend Ellerby. Richard Science Portland Dunahay. David Science Eugene Duynslager. William Engineering Philomath Elliott. Leonard Engineering Sacramento, calif. Dunn. Donald Education Silverton Earnest. Russell Agriculture El Cajon. Calif. Elliott. William Band T Portland Duncan. Charles Pharmacy Redding. Calif. Eaton. Gary 8 and T Roseburg Ellis. Jane Home Economics Sweet Home Dunham. Daniel Agriculture Lakeview Eddbrock. Gary Humanities Beaverton Ellis. Judith Education Klamath Falls Durham. Curtis BandT Lebanon Eotjers. Robert BandT Oswego Ellison, Dennis Pharmacy Roseburg 131 132 Elwood. Gordon Pharmacy Salem Faber. David Band T Corvallis Feller, William Pharmacy Corvallis Enger. James Agriculture Salem Farrell. Susann Home Economics Portland Field, Huborl Science Bend Ennes. Richard BandT Hillsboro Farring. Barbara Home Economics Portland Findley. Gerald Science Junction City Eoperly. Tom Education Blodgett Faust. William BandT Portland Fisher. Janet Education Oakland. Calif. Epps. Deanna Home Economics Hillsboro Feigner. Kenneth Engineering Milton-Frcewatcr Fisk. Dale Engineering Coguille Eskeldson. John Engineering Lebanon Felbick. Laura Education Portland Fitch. Scott Science Hubbard Evans. David Engineering Sacramento. Calif. Fcro Myra Lee Jean Education Gladstone Fitzner Agriculture Salem Flotcher. D. Edward Band T Hillsboro Foster. Robert Engineering Bend Gabriel. Richard Engineering Salem Fluck. Jack Pharmacy Pacific Grove. Calif. Fox. Jeralyn Education Albany Gallaher. Dale Science Corvallis Fontaine. John Band T Napa. Calif. Fox. Ronald Engineering San Francisco. Calif. Gaiiatm. Ginger Education North Bend Fontenot. Jack Science Tucson. Ariz. Frank. George Engineering Portland Gatyen. James Science Hoilydale. Calif. Ford. Eleanor Science Ontario Frasier, Carolyn Education Corvallis Garner. Robert BandT Gilchrist Fors. Stuart Education Oswego Frisch. Alan BandT Portland Garrett. Marvin Band T Portland Fortuno. John Agriculture Tigard Funston, James BandT Medford Gary. Gene Forestry Ccrvailis Gatos. Robert Gathercoal. Michael Gaylord. Mary Pharmacy Sconce Education Medford Corvallis Portland Gclsingcr. Ann Gentry. Vernon Georoe. Russell B and T 8 and T Engineering The Dalles Sheridan Portland Gibson. Kathleen Gifford. Raymond Gifford. Oavid Education Engineering Science Hillsborough, Calif. Corvallis Medford Geard. Sterling Pharmacy Chico. Calif. Gettmann. 6ary Engineering Bend Gigor, Richard Agriculture Canby Outstanding Senior Erskine Austin Living group president and rush chairman; Coop Board of Directors: ASOSU Senate; ASOSU Public Relations chairman; ASOSU Elections Committee: Outstanding Jr. in ROTC: Scabbard and Blade: Alpha Delta Sigma; Blue Key president: Joe College. Gilbert. Kenneth Science Grants Pass Goad. James forestry Bend Good. Richard Humanities San Ansetmo. Calif. Gilictt. George Pharmacy Junction City Godsil. Patrick Engineering Portland Gooding. David W. Science Klamath Falls Gilmore. Marilyn Education Sherman Oaks. C Goeller. Barbara Science Klamath Falls Goskirk, Thomas Engineering Aiea. Hawaii Gilson. Douglas forestry Camas. Wash. Goldcr. Lee Band T North 8end Gourlcy. Charles Education Florence Girod, Ray Band T Salem Gonyer. Gloria BandT Nyssa Graham. Gregory Education Lebanon Girt. Carol Education Rainier Gonzales. Eddie Pharmacy Santa Paula. Calif. Graham. Robert Band T Jasper Glavoy. Nadine Education West Linn Good. David forestry Eugene Greene. Fred Band T Medford 133 Outstanding Senior Lori Connarn Mothers Weekend general chairman: AWS Scholarship chairman; Homecoming Button General chairman; Euterpe; Alpha Lambda Delta: Omicron Nu: Kappa Delta Pi; Mortar Board secretary: Phi Kappa Phi; Talons senator; Junior Honors. Greene. Sheryl Education Milibrae. Calif. Griggs. Susan Band T Cottage Grove Gross. James Education Albany Greenfield. Thelma Education Roseburg Grinnell. James Engineering Rolling Hills. Calif. Groves. Richard Science Sweet Home Gregg. Phillip Science Portland Grischkowsky. Daniel Science Corvallis Grucheila. Gene Band T Salem Gregory. Carl Science Anaheim. Calif. Gross. Donald Engineering Roseburg Grunwald. Jerry Science Camino. Calif. 134 Gustafson. Edwin Agriculture The Dalles Hamilton, Jack BandT Eugene Hamstreet. John Agriculture Salem Hachlcr. Gloria Home Economics Weiser, Idaho Hamilton. Harriet BandT Eugene Haner. Marie Hacfer. James Engineering Great Falls. Mont. Hamlin. George Agriculture Corvallis Hanlein. Jon Science Portland Haffner. Kenneth Science Junction City Hamlin. Tom Education Medford Hanley. Mary Jean Band T Los Gatos. Calif. Haflner. Robert Education Junction City Hammersley. Janice Engineering Lakeview Haith. Gilbert Humanities Corvallis Hammett. Francis Engineering Hcrmiston Hansen. Brigham Engineering Aurora Hansen. Dwayne Education Corvallis Hamilton. Carol BandT Selma Hamner. James Agriculture 6re$ham Hansen. Karen J. Home Economics Westport Hansen. Patricia Home Economics Pendleton Harrington, Chris Education Grants Pass Hasegawa. Ronald Pharmacy Wailuku Maui. Ha Hanson. Barbara J. BandT Toledo Harrington. David Engineering Gresham Hatton. Robert Humanities Boise. Idaho Hanson. Michael K. Science Newport Harris. Carolyn 8. Education Corvallis Hawley. Jeanne Humanities Beaverton Harbinsky. Su anne Education Oswego Harris. John Science Enterprise Hawley. Allan K. Engineering Medford Harmon. Daniel Kim Engineering Portland Harrison, George 8 and T Portland Harper. Gordon Engineering Bend Harrison. Robert Agriculture Panama Hawley. Ronald Science Grants Pass Hayase. Ernest Sc ence Honolulu. Hawaii Harper. Howard Pharmacy Medford Harry. Ann Band T Canyonville Hayner. Don Engineering Corvallis Healy. Margaret Humanities Hampton. Virginia Hendricks. Ann Heater. James Agriculture Silvcrton Hendrickson. Ralph BandT Portland Heater. Margaret Humanities Stayton Henry. ArdiS Education Seaside Hillman. Martin Scrence Grants Pass Science Glendale. Calif. Hildcrbrand, Kenneth Hill. Lynn Agriculture B and T Albany Orinda. Calif. Heck. Lyle Engineering Corvallis Henshaw. Thomas Engineering Eugene Hi nek. Leroy Band T Tangent Hcidrich, Peter Science Oakridge Hermes. Kenneth Pharmacy Portland Hinds. Rowan forestry Ukiah. Calif. Hemingway. Helen Education Bend Hettinger. Allan Forestry Klamath Falls Hinton, Melvin Engineering Longview. Wash. Hemingway, Richard forestry Bend Hey man. David Agriculture Albany Hisatomi. Akiharu Pharmacy Sacramento. Calif. y = £ S -o c I | Illfl !• o-f U p • A t o 5 ct Efies w-i!i i®ls 05s e £ 2 coo fill IX HI I 8 2 3 1 ?1 3“- I %hu ifl Ill ill ill !C O $ « 5 -| c jUrflio � I 8 Jack. Richard Agriculture Carlton Jaocr. Eldcn Pharmacy Junction City Jaross. Janice Home Economics Hillsboro Jackson. Carl Education Corvallis James. Timothy Engineering Portland Jenkins. Robert Science Portland Jackson. Larry Engineering Portland Jansen. Gerald BandT Salem Jennings. Larry Agriculture Oakridge Jacobson. John Humanities North Powder Jaros. Gary Engineering Hcrmiston Jcskey. William Agriculture Aurora Outstanding Senior Dave Klick MU president: MU Music Committee chair, man; Rook Sophomore Picnic chairman; Choralaircs vice-president: president Co-op Board: ASOSU Senate: Student Lite: Alpha Delta Sigma: Scabbard and Blade: Blue Key Johns. Eldon Engineering Malin Johnson. Robert Engineering Yakima. Wash. Jones. Robert Band T La Grande Johnson. Bruce Science Scappoose Johnson. Ronald Engineering Portland Jones. Sandra Education Corvallis Johnson. David 8 and T Astoria Johnston. Prudence BandT Arlington. Va. Jones. Thomas Engineering Corvallis Johnson. Karen Humanities Medford Jolley. Ronald Band T Corvallis Juclson. Thomas Agriculture Kodiak. Alaska Johnson. Raymond C. Johnson. Richard B and T Science Portland Astoria Jones. Jerry Humanities Portland Kakihara. Patsy Education Sprcckeisville. Hawaii Jones. Janet Home Economics Amity Kalma. Ronald Humanities Malin Johnson. Robert B. Pharmacy Ontario Jones. Beeler Humanities Dixon. Calif. Kalibcrg. Joan Education Warren 137 138 Outstanding Senior Jeanne Hawley ASOSU Election Committee, secretary; chairman. Mortar Board-Talon breakfast: Humanities and Social Science Senator; Educational Activities Committee; co-chairman, WUS Drive: Alpha Lambda Delta: Talons vice-president: Little Sisters of Minerva secretary-treasurer: Mortar Board. Kamcya, Harold Engineering Maui. Hawaii Kauffman. Darrel Agriculture Lebanon Kangas. Kathryn Home Economics Salem Kauffman. Jesse Band T Corvallis Karker. Diane Home Economics Portland Kauffman. Lois Home Economics Corvallis Kawabata. Frederick Keagbine. Phillip Engineering Education Waipahu. Hawaii Mt. Angel Kearney. Juanita Engineering Portland Kaser. Ted Engineering Ashwood Kauppi. Jon Engineering Kellogg. Idaho Kearney. Leonard Engineering Eugene Kcc. Johnnie Keema, Carol Engineering Education Vancouver. B.C. Can. Sacramento, Calif. Kenyon. James Kernek. Clyde Education Science McMinnville Corvallis King. Don Agriculture Salem Kingan. Doborah Band T Salem Kegg. Larry Agriculture Enumclaw, Wash. Kerr. Jerry Band T Eugene Kirchoff. Robert B and T Coos Bay Kchrli. Lynn Science Portland Kerstan. Elmer Science San Francisco. Calif. Kirk. Janet Home Economics Corvallis Keller. Bill Engineering Eugene Kcudcll. Barbara Education Salem Kishimoto. Pearl Home Economics Hilo. Hawaii Kelly. Richard F. Forestry Klamath Falls Keir. David Band T Hood River Kjome. Katherine Education Portland Kelly. Richard L. Engineering Portland Kiesi. Elaine Education Milwaukie Kleiber. Kenneth Forestry Gresham Klemp. Ronald Band T Albany Kofoid, leland Band T Lebanon Krahenbuhl, Paul Agriculture Woodside. Calif. Klick. David Humanities Corvallis Koga. Ronald Band T Honolulu. Hawaii Krell. Nina Education Mosier. Calif. Klippcl. Diana Science Corvallis Kohler. Maroarct Education Tho Dalles Kruse. Jeanolto Humanities Portland Klippert. Rick Band T Piedmont. Calif. Koken. Fred Band T Salem Kubik. Stanley Agriculture Bloomfield. N. J. Klockars. Alan Humanities San Francisco, Calif. Kondrat. Robert Band T Bottineau. N. D. Kulik, William Band T Phoenix. Arizona KluO. Mark Engineering Woodburn Kosnik. Gerald Band T Albany Kuwayc. Irene Education Honolulu. Hawaii Knittel. Deraid Engineering Salem Kovash. John Forestry Phoenix. Arizona Kvam. John Science Tacoma. Wash. Ladd. Carolyn Education Reedsport Landsberg. Johanna Agriculture Central Point Leahy. Daniel B and T Albany Ladd. Irwin Engineering Reedsport Lang. John Science Princvillo Lear. Lawrence 8 and r Condon Lage, Judith Education Hood River Lape. Gary Science Cordova. Alaska Leckcnby. Donavin Forestry Corvallis Laing. Ralph Engineering Pendleton Larson. Keith Education Klamath Falls Lee. Penny Humanities Honolulu. Hawaii Laird. Thomas Lamb. Muriel Lamson, Ray B and T Science 8 and T San Francisco. Calif. Walnut Creek. Calif. Eugene Larson. Leroy Laurhammer. Mary Lea. Sonya Humanities Education Home Economics Bend Klamath Falls Medford Lee. Carolyn Leo. Jeanne Lee. Samuel Home Economics Education Forestry Corvallis Corvallis Corvallis 139 140 Leggett. Howard B and T Berkeley. Calif. Lewis. Maralyn Hoax- Economics Burton. Wash. Locker. Vivian Band T Salem Leidig. Robert Engineering Carmel, calif. Lewis. Wanda Sue Band T Eugene Lockwood. Lynn Education Cushman Lents. Michael Band T Elcajon. Calif. Likens. Fred Band T Newport Lowe. Robert Science Livermore. Calif. Leonard. Janet Education Portland Lim. Albert Engineering Oakland. Calif. Lozier, Daniel Science Portland Levy, Penny Education Gresham Limbaugh, James Engineering Sandy Lundgren. Nancy Band T Agate Beach Levy. Robert Engineering Osweoo Lindbtoom. Carol Humanities Roseburg Lutz. Walter Band T Olcne Lewellen. Robert Agriculture Vale Locati, Norman Engineering Corvallis Lyon. Norma Jean Education Albany Mabry. JoAnn Education Albany Mann. Janet Education Albany Marsh. Kathleen Education Portland Maddox. William Education Bend Manning. Robert Band T Midway City, Calif. Martin. Carl Agriculture Rogue River Maes. Antoinette Home Economics Portland Mantei. Ronald Science Milwaukie Martin. Judith Humanities Portland Makino. Jayne Education Portland Manzer, Donald Band T Cottage Grove Maryott. James Engineering Corvallis Maiick, Paul Engineering Lebanon Markee. Jeratdine Home Economics Anchorage. Alaska Massey. Robert Science Redmond Manchester. Kaye Engineering Portland Markham. Thomas BandT Portland Masterson. Jon Band T Long Beach, Calif. Manipon. Gloria Education Lihuc. Hawaii Marlin, Richard Science Sherwood Matsunaga. Jerry Agriculture Nyssa Outstanding Senior Myron Nordquist General Chairman. Principals Weekend; Student Body Election Committee: IFC Senate representative: Student Life: living group president and rush chairman; Western Regional IFC delegate: Thanes vice-president; Blue Key vice president: Scabbard and Blade: Semper Fideles. May. Denny Science Hcrmiston McAlpinc. Stuart Science Portland McCann. James Engineering Corvallis Mayers. Sara Education Salem McBride. Elisabeth Home Economics Portland McGargcr. Dean Humanities Drain Mayes. William Science Klamath Falls McCabe. William Band T Hcrmiston Mayes. Janet Education Klamath Falls McCann. Curtis Engineering Corvallis McChesney. Kenneth McClarty. Judith Engineering Education Oakland. Calif. Portland McClure. Loren Science Roseburg McGregor. Bonnie Education Portland McLennan, Jack Education Corvallis McConnell. Jack BandT Albany McGuire. John Humanities Corvallis McOuaid. Patricia Humanities Portland McCoy. Robert Engineering Riddle McKean. Scott Engineering Lewiston. Idaho Medeiros. Don Pharmacy Modesto. Calif. McCue. Steven Band T Arcadia. Calif. McKenncy. Lurlyn Band T Ontario Meeker, Sydnc Education Klamath Falls McDonald. Barbara Band T La Grande McKenzie. Jon Engineering Corvallis Meier. Paul BandT Portland McGonegal. John Pharmacy Monmouth McKinney. Gary Band T Lebanon Meland. Bruce Science Silvorton McGowan. Sharon Band T Sixes McKinney. Errol Science McMinnville Melland. Jack Agriculture Philomath 141 Outstanding Senior Patti McQuaid Rook rally. Little Sisters ot Minerva president ; Sophomore Cotillion secretary: ASOSU Senate secretary: Student Lite: general chairman (reshman Activity Workshop: Living group president and rush chairman; Alpha Lambda Delta: Euterpe: Betty Coed Finalist: Mortar Board. Mcndicino. John B and T Cheyenne. Wyoming Mcrrifield. Larry Agriculture St. Helens Metier. Lewis Band T Corvallis Mcndonca. Yvonne Education Wailuku Maui. Hawaii Messerle. Kenneth Agriculture Coos Bay Meyer. LeRoy Agriculture Creswcll Meola. Diane Education Salem Messmer. Chris Engineering Lebanon Michaels. Joseph Pharmacy Stockton. Calif. Meredith. Richard Humanities Roseburg Metts. Curtis Engineering Junction C«ty Middlcbrook. Allan Engineering San Francisco. Calif. 142 Miles. Keith Agriculture Baker Mishimoto. Roy Agriculture Lahaina Maui, Hawaii Morgan. Joe Science Sacramento. Calif. Miles. Myron Agriculture Baker Mitchell. Edward Band T Palo Alto. Calif. Morgan. Ralph Pharmacy Salem Milos. Sheila Band T Portland Mitchell. Gayle Home Economics Pleasant Hill Morgan. Robert 0. Engineering Sacramento. Calif. Miller. Robert Agriculture Ashland Molldrem, Diane Science Oswego Morgan. Robert J. Engineering Portland Mills. Kay Education Coos Bay Moore. Joe Science Corvallis Morris. Frankie Engineering Nyssa Miner. Don Agriculture Hillsboro More. Glenn Forestry Redding. Calif. Morris. Larry Engineering Corvallis Minto. Martha Education Salem Morgan. Grant Engineering San Marino. Calif. Morrow. James Band T Corvallis Morlcnsen. Ernest Engineering Sanford. Colo. Morphy. Ronald Engineering Ontario Nagata. Thomas Agriculture Lahaina Maui. Hawaii Morton. Wesley Engineering Coquille Murray. Helen Band T Portland Nail. Melvin Agriculture Corvallis Moss. Carol Education Long Beach. Calif. Murray, levona Ann Band T Coquille Naismith. Darlccn Home Economics Forest Grove Mowc. Carol Home Economics Astoria Murray. Malin Science Juneau. Alaska Nakatsu. Roy Engineering Hilo. Hawaii Mullarkey. William Agnculure Glendale Myers. Albert BandT Portland Nakayama. Roy Band T Honolulu. Hawaii Mullen. Lawrence Agriculture Albany Myers. John Engineering Corvallis Nash. Donald Agriculture Salem Mulligan. Michael BandT Portland Myers. William Band T Roseburg Nee. Arnold Science North Bend Nelson. Jack Nickels. Albert Nieminen. Robert Nixon. Richard Noble. Gary Nolle. Ray Nordquist. Myron Band T Pharmacy BandT Science Education Humanities Humanities Springfield West Linn Astoria Lebanon Portland Roseburg Kalispell. Mont. Norris. Sharon Norton. Stanley Nolowitz, Allen Oba. Richard Oatney, Larry O'Brien. Kenneth Oglesby. Patricia Education Science Pharmacy Band T Forestry Engineering Home Economics Portland Bend San Mateo. Calif. Reedley Drain North Hollywood. Calif. Brooks O'Hair. Michael Ohren. James Okahara. Donald Oka aki. Kaichi Oliva. Steven Plson. Carol Olson. Darlene BandT Education Engineering Engineering Pharmacy Science Education Klamath Falls Silverton Hilo. Hawaii Okayama. Japan Rainier Portland Salem 143 144 Olson. Jerry forestry Cherry Grove Onuma. TsuyOShi Engineering Hilo. Hawaii Ovcrholsor. Diane Education Dallas Olson. William Education Corvallis Ormc. Ronald Education Portland Oxborrow. Michael Band T Crescent O'Mara. Michael Science Portland Orr. Gilbert Engineering Portland Pahl, David BandT Pendleton O'Neal. Sandra Band T Scappooso Orser. Robert Agriculture Sedro Woolley. Wash. Palmateer. Marne Science Los Altos. Calif. Oner. Sevket Agriculture Adapazari, Turkey Ostling, Carl Science Corvallis Palmer. Orin forestry Unity Ong, Winifred Pharmacy Baker Oukrop. Sharon Education Columbia City Pankrati. Loren Education Gresham Ono. Harriet B and T Makawao. Hawaii Overholser. Denys Science Dallas Parker. Linda Education Salem Parker. Sharon Home Economics Odgen, Utah Patchen. Linda Home Economics West Covma. Calif. Peck. David Education Maupin Parkin, Neill Engineering Palo Alto. Calif. Patterson. Patricia Home Economics Marysville. Calif. Peeples. Janet Home Economics Baker Parlee. Richard Pharmacy Albany Paul. Leslie Engineering Dolakc PeeU. Wilma Home Economics Tygh Valley Parmenter, Lou H. Pharmacy Eugene Pavitt. William BandT Pacific Palisades. Cal. Parrish. Gary Band T Springfield Payne. Dennis forestry Sherwood Penrose. Jean Penter. Steven Home Economics B and T Tigard Newport Parsons. Creighton Pharmacy MetoJius Pearce. Harold forestry Redmond Pereira. Agnes Home Economics Kahuku. Hawaii Pasloy. Christine Education Hillsboro Pearson. James Engineering Corvallis Perry. Allen BandT Molaila Outstanding Senior Jim Youde Senior Class president: ASOSU Senator; Educational Activities Board of Directors: chairman. MU Games and Recreation Com-mittee: Mothers Weekend Finance chairman and activities coordinator; Homecom-ing committee chairman ;Choralaires: Alpha Zcta; Blue Key. Peters. David Engineering Corvallis Pickett. F. Nelson Humanities Portland Pitchford. Nadine Home Economics Sweet Home Peters. Merle Agriculture Banks Pierson. Steve Engineering Portland Plant. David Science Gresham Petersen. Lawrence Band T McMinnville Pieters. Dennis Education Salem Platt. William Forestry Portland Phelps. Norman Band T Lebanon Pippi. Dolores Education Portland Plieth. Gary Band T Tigard Plumlcy. Neil BandT Medford Powell. Lee Band T Vancouver. Wash. Pritchett. Richard Engineering Carlton Poling. Kathryn BandT Corvallis Powell. Mcrwyn BandT Lebanon Pyle. Thomas Engineering Portland Porter. Pamela Education Portland Powell. Sharon Education Beaverton Ouery. Judy Education Salem Porter. Richard Education Lakeview Powers. Walter Science Milwaukie Radanovich, David Pharmacy Mariposa. Calif. Porter. William Engineering Napa. Calif. Price. David Forestry Grants Pass Ralston. Douglas Engineering Pendleton Posvar, Dean BandT Salem Price. Dennis Band T Boise. Idaho Ramazzina. Philip Science San Mateo. Calif. Powell. Edward Science Terrebonne Price. Robert Band T Milton-Freewater Rambcrg. Gayle BandT Portland 145 Outstanding Senior Ernestine Sherman Living group president; Inter hall Council president; Student Life Committee: ASOSU Senate: AWS Scholarship chairman; OSU Concert Band; Talons treasurer; Alpha Lambda Delta; Euterpe: Phi Chi Theta; Gamma Theta Upsilon; Phi Kappa Phi; Mortar Board. Rampton. James Agriculture Corvallis Raw. William F. Pharmacy Corvallis Reid. Richard T. Education Portland Ransom. Sharon BandT Albany Rawls. Hervie Education Portland Reierson. Larry Engineering Portland Rasmussen. Peter Education Willamina Reid. Ralph Agriculture Corvallis Rcinmiller. Conrad Science Klamath Falls Rauhauscr. William Band T Janesville. Calif. Retd. Richard Engineering Corvallis Reiring. Greta Education Whittier. Calif. Reitan. Erlend Rembert, Charles Rexford. Wayne Roynolds. Don Reynolds. Julius Reynolds. Marilyn Reynolds. Neil Agriculture Pharmacy Education Science Agriculture Home Economics Science Kent. Wash. Grants Pass Eugcno Portland Klamath Falls Portland Albany Rich. James Richardson. Lynn Rickson. Melinda Rider. Ray Rietman. Lynn Rikcr. Joseph Riley. David Science Home Economics Education Engineering Band T Agriculture Agriculture Albany Santa Ana. Calif. Portland Sunnyside, Wash. Eugene Klamath Falls Klamath Falls Robaro. David Robarc. Judy Roberts. Gerald Roberts. James Roberts. Lois Roborts. Wayne Robertson. Ronald Science Education Education Band T Education Science Forestry Albany Corvallis Torrance. Calif. The Dalles Corvallis Sweet Home Klamath Falls Robinson. Ed Robinson, Irl D. Robinson. June Robinson. Roger Roe. Dorothy Roecks. Bonnie J. Rogers. David Band T Engineering BandT Band T Education Home Economics Science Portland Corvallis Albany Everett. Wash. Corvallis Manteca. Calif. Portland Rogers. Patricia Rolfncss. Robert Rolland. Allen Rolland. Katherine Rollins. Roger Romiti. Jay Rongerudc. David Band T Engineering BandT Education Engineering Science Band T Lanikai. Hawaii Salem Corvallis Corvallis Portland Garden Grove. Calif. The Dalles Roper. Lynne Rose. Dolores Rose. Harvey Rosenberg. Sandra Ross. Darrell Rothrock, Harley Rousseile. Vaiaric Band T Band T Agriculture Humanities Humanities Band T Humanities Portland Dallas Lebanon McMinnville Medford Adams Portland Rover. Jack Engineering Canby Rushton. Patsy BandT Carlton Samuels. Neil Engineering Trona, Calif. Rowden, 6ary Science Van Nuys. Calif. Russell. David BandT Sandy Sanderson, James forestry Gresham Rowe. David Ruby. Villa Engineering Education San Bernardino. Calif. Scio Russell. Robert Rutherford. Roger B and T Agriculture Sacramento. Calif. Kelso Sanders. Sharon Science Rainier Sasaki. Susanne Band T Sherwood Rucker. Joan BandT Lebanon Rycraft. Judy Humanities Corvallis Sasan. Lucille Education Lihue Kauai. Hawaii Rudfik. Ralph Education Roseburg Rynerson, Patricia Science Bellevue. Wash. Sawby. Charmaine Education Palmer. Alaska Runge. Dennis BandT Klamath Falls Sams. Donald Science Hermiston Saxton. Sally Science Corvallis 147 Schaefer. Marilyn Home Economics Salem Schneider. Gary Agriculture Sherwood Schwabe, Lynn Pharmacy Milwaukie Schenk. Steven Engineering Oswego Schocn. Paul Doug Education Madras Scofield. Douglas 8 and T McMinnville Scheuermann, Glen Engineering Honolulu. Hawaii Schroeder. Julie Home Economics Corona. Calif. Scott. Charles Engineering Salem Schulter. Richard Science Pendleton Schroeder. Phil Engineering Klamath Falls Scranton. Cora Education Monmouth Schmidt. Robert Schmitz. Kenneth Science Engineering Whittier. Calif. Portland Schwabauer. Richard Schwabe. Susan Agriculture Hubbard Seag raves. Lewis Engineering Milwaukic Humanities Oswego Sehgal. Manmohan Agriculture Juilcwdur. India Schmokcl. Charles Forestry Portland Schwabenland. Peter Agriculture Tulelake. Calif. Sciberl. Barbara Home Economics Martinez. Calif. 148 Sell. M. Joan Semon. Robert Seppa. Michael S dnd T Education Agriculture alem Springfield Astoria Shortndge. Patricia Siedelman. Bonnie L. Siedelman. Donald Education Education Agriculture A,bany Portland Vernonia Simonson, Raymond Simpson, Jim Simson. Stanley Engineering Agriculture Engineering Sheridan Mountain View. Calif. Astoria Shannon. Richard Engineering Portland Sigman, Bruce Band T Dufur Sinclair. Karel Education Prinevillo Shepard. Shirley Education Oswego Silkc. James B and T Portland Sinko. Mary Susan Education Arago Sharp, Aubrey Engineering Portland Simila. Kendrick Engineering Salem Sissei, William Humanities Albany Sherman. Ernestine B and T Clatskanie Simon. Kenneth BandT Redmond Sisson. Stanoly Agriculture Nyssa Siverts, Arne Engineering Oslo, Norway Smith. Jack Engineering Oswego Snoll, Roberta Education Altadena. Calif. Skidmore. Steven Science Portland Smith. Larry Engineering Grass Valley Soles. Herschol Science Portland Skinner. Shirley BandT Nyssa Smith. Leon Band T Ross. Calif. Sorensen, James Science Eugene Small. Susan Band 7 Corvallis Smith, Myrna Science Vole Sowles. Gary Pharmacy Portland Smeiser. Richard Education Corvallis Smith. Sheila Education Portland Spangenberg. Earl N. forestry San Ansclmo. Calif. Smith. Barbara Education Bend Smith. Sheryl Humanities Portland Spears. Roberta Education Coos Bay Smith. Gary E. Agriculture Brogan Smith. Susan Home Economics Oceanlake Speros. Dick Pharmacy Emmett. Idaho Splide. Lewis Engineering Provost. Alberta. Can. Stickncy. Donald Engineering Milwaukie Strohm. Rodney Engineering Harbor Staebler. Jeanette Stafek. Darrel Steele. Keith Stennick. John Stephen. Ronald Stevens. Marshall Home Economics Agriculture Pharmacy Agriculture Sc ence Agriculture Yamhill Salem Harper Rainier Nyssa Arcadia. Calif. Stoll. Allan Stone. Jack F. Stone. Louise Stone. Tom Stovall. Susan Stover. Frederick Engineering Band T Home Economics Education Education Science Red Bluff. Calif. Salem Kaneohe. Hawaii Portland Maupin Homestead Strauss. Harry Strom. Gordon Strother. Michael Struve, John Stubblefield. Marvin Stuhr. Donald Science Engineering Band T Humanities Engineering Science Palo Alto. Calif. Seattle. Wash. Walnut Creek. Calif. Pendleton Klamath Falls Salem 149 150 Stuhr, Susan Education Salem Sutherland. Thomas Engineering Piltot Rock Tanaka. Jane Education Kahukui. Hawaii Sue. Lowell Engineering Honlulu. Hawaii Sweem. Betty Education Ashland Tarver. Raymond Engineormg Corvallis Sullivan. Kathleen Sullivan. Bill Sumner. Jay Education BandT B and T Porfand Crescent City. Calif. Heppner Sweem, Larry Swink. Susan Szabo. Julius Engineering Science Agriculture Ashland Lebanon Hungary Tennant. David Terwilligcr, Richard Thomas. Frank Science Band T Science As,0f,a Springfield Portland Sumner. Carol Band T Portland Takushi, Morris Engineering Honolulu. Hawaii Thomas. Mari Jewel Education Portland Sunahara. Tsutomu BandT Kznagawa Prof., Japan Tamura. Darlene Pharmacy Oregon Cuty Thompson, Lcslio Pharmacy Oakland. Calif. Thompson. Carolyn Education Pato Alto. Catif. Tramontano. Philip Humanities Whittier, Calif. Tweed. Thomas Band T Woodbum Thompson. Robert BandT Reedsport Travis, Linda Home Economics Gustin, Calif. Tyler. Thomas Science Lakeview Thornton. Harold G. Science Sacramento. Calif. Tront, Donald Engineering Cloverdate Ullman, Judy Education Sisters Tittle. Kay 8 and T Portland Tubach, Martha Education Klamath Falls Uppendahl. Donald Humanities Corvallis Tdo. Haakon Engineering Norway Tucker. Jerry Science Bangoa. Penn. Vandehey. Monte Agriculture Cornelius Tomita. Charles Engineering Hilo. Hawaii Tucker. Julie Home Economics Glendale. Calif. Vandcrburg. Neal Engineering Ashland Tomiyoshi. Ruby Pharmacy Ontario Tuogle, Paul Education Corvallis Vandeusen. Richard Agriculture Gresham Varian. Morris BandT San Francisco. Calif. VanDricschc. K. J. Pharmacy Slayton Visse. Joan Education Portland Walker. Richard Engineering Dexter Vanjepmond. Ovc Science Corvallis Viuhkota. Lois Home Economics Clatskanie Wallace. Jim BandT Hillsboro Van loo. Elmer Engineering Forest Grove Vosburg. Arthur Engineering Portland Wallin. James Science Gaston Van Matro, Donald Education Redmond Waddell. Willard Engineering Corvallis Walls. Donald Agriculture Hormiston Wadsworth. Paul Pharmacy Corvallis Ward. Larry Band T Roseburg Vcitch. Thomas Band T Orinda. Calif. Walker. James Engineering Portland Ward. Marcia Education Portland Warner. Patricia Warren. William Watt. Reynold Way. Robert Weber. Ailene Weeks. Mary Home Economics Engineering Band T Agriculture Home Economics Education Pacific Palisades. Cal. Hillsboro Portland Cottage Grove Medford Glendale Calif. Weill. Beau Welch. Gary Weleber. Ken Wellman. Denms Wells. Samuel Wendiick. Joseph Engineering Science Engineering Science Science Science Long Beach. Calif. Tracy Oregon City McCloud. Cal.f. Sacramento. Calif. Portland Worst. Dean Westwood. Clarence Whang. Suk White. Daniel White. Joan Whiting. Elizabeth D. Humanities Engineering Science Engineering Education Education Wallowa Albany Seoul. Korea Corvallis Oswego Oregon City Vidos. Michael Humanities Pittsburgh. Penn. Walker. Kathleen Education Portland Ware. William BandT Dallas Weigant. John Science Corvallis Wendt. Judith Education Cathlamet. Wash. Whitsett. Jerald Science Grants Pass Wick. Harold Engineering La Grande Wilkinson. James Bang T Hood River Wilson. John Science Corvallis Wickwire. Russell Agriculture Oakland. Calif. Willard. Norma Education Lebanon Wilson. Pamela Home Economics Widmark. Emma Home Economics Klawock. Alaska Williams. Gail Education Corvallis Wilson. Robert BandT Wilcox. Judith Science Milwaukie Williams. Joan BandT Princvillo Winkelman. Larry BandT Milwaukie Wilcox. Sylvia Band T Lebanon Williams. Les Humanities Portland Winter. Paul BandT Temple City. Calif. Wiley. David Forestry Portland Williams. William Science Klamath Falls Wirth. Shirley Education Corvallis Pacific Palisades. Cal. Long Beach. Wash. Wilkens. John Forestry Portland Williamson. Margaret Education Bend Witty. Kenneth Engineering Corva His WoHskill. Carol Home Economics Salem 'Woodruff. Judith Science Klamath Falls Wright. Linda Science Ashland Wong. Theodore Engineering Honolulu. Hawaii Woods. Roy Band T John Day Wright. Patsy Home Economics Hillsboro Wood. Joseph Science Portland Woodworth. Gary Engineering The Dalles Wrolstad. Judith Education Motatia Woodard. Richard Engineering Coos Bay Wooicott. Tom Science Portland Wrolstad. Larry Agriculture Moialla Woodcock. James Band T Corvallis Wooton, Dixie Education Roseburg Yec. Benjamin Engineering Chihuahua. Mexico Woodland. James Education San Francisco. Calif. Wrenn. Don Band T Portland Woodrmg. Carolyn Science Corvallis Wright. Lawrence Forestry Medford Yoneyama. Meiko Education Nyssa Yano. Brian Pharmacy Honolulu. Hawaii Youdc, James Agriculture Grants Pass Yraguen, Francisco Education Vale Young. Frank Agriculture Portland Zafrani. Isaac Engineering Republic of Panama Young. Judy Band T Coos Bay Zaugg. Lyal Engineering Union Young. William 6 and T Kerby Zweygardt. Tobe Education St. Francis. Kansas Youngman. Robert Band T McMinnville Fawn. Donald Engineering Bakersfield. Caif. Yost. Clifford Band T Lebanon Youngstrom, Joan Education Portland Hiyama. Robert Engineering Hil. Hawaii The formal education of one generation often begins before the student life of the previous generation is completed. The student family scene is familiar to many graduating seniors. 153 154 Baer. Peter Farrier. Ray Hoflman, Gordon Reinhardt. Dennis Chapin. Roy Fowler, Frederic Jacnicke. Richard Schaer. Michael Garcia. Masalud Laurs, Mike Soeriaatmadja. Emon Gomez. Leticia Mason. Edwin Stanclift. William Goodman. Duano Mohasseb. Zeinab Streamer. Linda Hifllcy. Duane Nakano. Yoshimi Tolomei. Jack Mippcrson. Donald Neeley. John Yu.John Homes for married students recently constructed by the University provide pleasant living facilities. EDITOR’S FINAL ▼ They Know Enough Who Know To Learn. The members of the OSU graduating class of 1962 are familiar with this sentence. We know it well—not only because it appears above the portals of the William Jasper Kerr Library—but because its meaning pervades our campus. Students sense its truths in knowledge, manifested in success and accomplishment. This Beaver Editor has, during his tenure of office, acquired a certain sensitivity to the mood and overall meaning of OSU. From this has grown a deep appreciation of the process of learning which is reflected in this editorial. At this time of our graduation, we are about to enter a critical world anxious to test our knowledge. What have we learned? What do we know? Our range of knowledge is broad in scope. Women have discovered that front-row seats are advantageous in classes taught by male professors. We've learned that a clear Corvallis sky can pour rain twenty minutes later. We know the luxury (and price of) sleeping in. We realize that there will always be one guy who can cut all the lectures and still A the tests. We are accustomed to the inevitable presence of the rabble rousers and, at the other extremes, the existence of sleep and eaters. Seniors know that the first warm spring evening will spawn water fights just as sure as a wrestling court or Beaver Dam will boil the administration. Most men will probably agree that the greatest challenge in the OSU athletic program is trying to get wet in a Men’s Gym shower. In serious terms, what have we learned ? We have a diploma, but what does it mean? It is evidence of a four-year period out of our lives during which we knew to learn . That period, that world, has ended. We’re in a new world where the strings of guidance have been severed. Do we know to learn without them? Will we continue to study, learn, grow and prosper on our own ? We now recognize that the acquisition of knowledge affords the promise of some immediate or future benefit for ourselves and perhaps, for others as well. Continuance of our learning depends on discovering ourselves. We must know our capacities. If we realize the extent of our shrouded capabilities, life will yield some measure of success. Each great individual who has caused the world to advance was a single person ... a single student who knew to learn, to improve, to seek out and discover things. But most important, he discovered himself and the power to achieve. In the challenging period ahead, the world will belong to They . . . Who Know To Learn. Editor, 1962 BEAVER ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES STUDENT GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS 173 ARTS 181 159 ROYALTY 195 Student Government Eyes of students are opened by their leaders George Abed, ASOSU president ▼ Student government has made successful attempts this year to bring about an awareness of the position, vote and responsibility of students in society. Major issues of higher education have been reflected distinctly on the campus community and student government. With its various agencies and activities, it has been a central factor in effecting this transition. Improvements in campus areas of concern have also been successfully achieved. Barbara Altpeter, ASOSU 2nd vice president Mike Vidos, ASOSU 1st vice president Kay Auld and Carol Sumner. Mike Burton, treasurer Erskine Austin, public relations ASOSU secretaries McClarty. Judy GreQQ. Phil Sherman. Ernestine Nordquist. Myron Lucas. Mike Carter. Sue Caird. Dennis Dunham. Dan McKean. Scott Donaldson. Ann Dudley. Jerry Lea. Sonya Johnson. Prudie Klick. Dave Dodge, Jim Bergen, Carolyn Braden, Tom Ochling, Dave Youde, Jim Holman, Bill Blakely. Jud Yraguen, Frank Oglesby. Pat Dave Oehling, president Class of '63 supports war orphan T The class of 1963 started a successful year with an all-class party. A representative council was established to discuss class activities and a newsletter for Class of ’63 members went to the press. Expresso ’63’’ was the theme for the junior class spaghetti feed to raise money for the Junior-Senior Prom. Funds were allocated to sponsor a fourteen-year-old war orphan in Vietnam. This aid will continue until the class graduates. Executive council standing, left to right are Keith Alrick and Roy Cook. Seated: Barbara Wallace, Mike Mulder, Julie Flom, Jerry Musselman. Sandy Angel, Bev Eaton. Class of ’64 features Les Brown at Cotillion 164 ▼ Under the leadership of President Bill Holman, the sophomore class was busy this year. They held several spaghetti feeds, decorated a Christmas tree in the MU and co-sponsored the Rook-Sophomore picnic. The Cotillion featured Les Brown and his band renowned with “Autumn Elegance as the theme. Bill Holman, president John Moore, treasurer Linda Clark, secretary t Class of ’65 sets enrollment record Judd Blakely, president ▼ The Class of '65 is the largest Rook class in the history of OSU. This big group formed a freshman representative council that met periodically during the year to coordinate class activities. A dance was sponsored winter term and spring term set the scene for another traditional Rook-Sophomore picnic, which proved to be one of the highlights of the year. 165 Judee Rice, secretary Kary Klein, treasurer Jim Thurber, sergeant-at-arms Pal Jelineo, vice-president Memorial Union is hub of activities Dave Klick, MU president ▼ The Memorial Union offers facilities and services that supplement the students’ classroom life. In this spirit the Union has become the center of campus activities for students, faculty, alumni and friends of the University. Many changes and additions were made to the MU building during the past year. A complete and modern photography darkroom was constructed in the basement; four new recorded music listening rooms for student use were completed; and two new rooms built in the old book store area will be used for group meetings. 166 Judy Grow Lorraine Fries R°y Cook Lynne Hoflman Art Dance Games and Hospitality Recreation Barbara Collin Movies Judy Walls Music Dick Stone Photography Tonie Vcrgcer Posters Rita Moody Radio Jean Minto Jack Fontenot Henry Collin Curt Mikkelsen Garry Clark Talent Toastmasters Tours Publications Activity Service AWS coordinates coed activities ▼ The Associated Women Students coordinates, sponsors and supervises activities of ail women's organizations and offers membership to every OSU coed. Its activities are planned, with the help of Dean of Women Helen Moor and Assistant Dean Rosemary Scott, by AWS Executive Council and AWS Legislative Council. Nickel Hops, spring-term AWS Honors Convo and Mothers Weekend are examples of AWS-sponsored events. Carolyn Bergen, president Executive Council, left to right: Mary Lou Jameson, Dottie Hixson, Kathy Hutton, Carolyn Bergen, Kathy Kennedy, Sharon Calder and Diane Tower. Seated left to right: Marilyn Gilmore, Judy Atwood, Venessa White, Beverly Eaton and Ernestine Sherman. Alumni Office acts as organizer ▼ The Alumni Office in the MU is the center of organization for reunions, alumni Homecoming activities and formation of local clubs. It is a clearing house for information sent to establish alumni groups. Ted Carlson edits the Oregon Stater, which is the main form of communication between the school and alumni. C. H. Scram Graham, director of alumni Ted Carlson, editor of relations. the Oregon Stater. President Klicfc. Dave Burton. Mike Jameson. Mary Lou Grcgo. Phil Lea. Sonya White, Ted Wood. G. Burton Wirth. Shirley S. Co-op Board of Directors sets policies ▼ The Co-op Board of Directors functions as the policy-making group of the Co-op. The board is composed of three seniors, two juniors and two sophomores. The seven members are elected by the Co-op Bookstore stockholders. W. J. McCulloch and G. Burton Wood advise the student administrative board. The stockholders own two stores: one in the MU and the campus store on Monroe Street. 169 Educational Activities Board, left to right, seated: C. T. Yerian, Carolyn Bergen, Susan Carter. Standing: Jim Youdc, Jim Dodge, Mike Burton, Irwin Harris and R. E. Pahre. 170 Educational Activity Office directs major activities ▼ The Educational Activities Board, a joint student-faculty group, is responsible for balancing the student budget. The four main groups handled by the department are student publications, music groups, forensics and concerts and lectures. Also under Educational Activities are ASOSU. AWS, Talons. Thanes and the four classes. Mrs. Paul, office manager, and Irwin Harris, manager of Educational Activities, coordinate student events. Publications Committee selects editors ▼ The Publications Committee appoints the editors and business managers for the Beaver, Barometer and other student publications. All of the publication policies and procedures are governed and advised by the committee. Publications Committee, from left to right, sitting: Don Wrenn, Beaver Business manager; Irwin Harris, director of Educational Activities; Tony Birch. Barometer business manager. Standing: Fred Shideler, director of information; Van Richards, assistant dean of men; George Martin, director of university press; J. Kenneth Munford, director of publications; Dave Pahl, Beaver editor; and Jim Dodge, Barometer editor. From left to right: Mrs. J. K. Roe, president; Mrs. Charles F. DeGuire. vice-president; Mrs. Norton L. Peck, secretary; Mrs. Frank A. Graham, treasurer. Mothers Club is open to interested women ▼ Membership in the Mothers Club of Oregon State University is open to all mothers of students plus other women interested in furthering the welfare of students of OSU. Individual units of the OSU Mothers Club are located in may communities in the state. During Mothers Weekend in May all of the members of the Mothers Club gather for their annual business meeting. elect officers and get to know one another better. 171 Dads Club preserves OSU traditions ▼ The guiding purpose of the Dads Club is to preserve the traditions and insure the future usefulness of the institution. The club is composed of fathers or male guardians of students attending Oregon State University. Dads Weekend during winter term is the time for the annual get-together of the Dads Club. During this time the business meeting is held along with the election of officers. From left to right: Rowland Rose', president; Floyd Mullen, vice president; Rufus Sumner, secretary; Ray Janz, treasurer. Beaver Preview contacts outstanding seniors Beaver Preview planning committee. Seated: Joe Maylie, chairman. Standing, from left to right: Ed Ford. Joe Nibler. Jan Marquis, Carol Ann Warrington, Roy Cook, and Paul Schanno. ▼ Beaver Preview is a student organization dedicated to the promotion of Oregon State. Beaver Preview attracts outstanding, prospective college students through an extensive program. The group is a highly structured organization, composed of three levels of activity and responsibility. The planning committee is the controlling body, and works in conjunction with the Faculty Reference Committee. Directly under the planning committee are the district chairmen who, in turn, are in charge of their respective high school representatives. The 150 high school representatives are the real work horses” of the organization. Along with high school visitations, the Beaver Preview sponsors a senior weekend during winter term to show the campus to the seniors. Darlc Hoagland Mike MacCaskill Bill Burk Joyce Collins Kristine Peterson Astoria Beaverton Bend Corvallis Portland Steve Binney Diane Elkins Both Webster Karen Morlan Lynne Hoffman Jay Burreson Klamath Falls Lake Oswego Lake Oswego Medford Ontario Pendleton Portland Marilyn Craig Portland Jane Carter Salem Bob Gawlcy South Coast Sandi McCulloch Larry Smith Coos Bay Tillamook Ann Archibald Kaarcn Johanson Toledo Portland ni Jim Dodge Barometer Editor Barometer Reports Campus News ▼ The Barometer had a busy year reporting campus news to the record enrollment of 9.026 students. As the student body increased, so did the Barometer. Another day of publishing was added which brought the total to five days a week. A private editor's office was included in the expansion of the newsroom facilities. Continued and improved use was made of the Associated Press wire machine which brought national news to the campus. Editorial board meetings were held every Sunday night. Staff policies and decisions were made and editorial topics were discussed and assigned. Gene Thornton and Rich Good view typesetting at night office. Thornton. Gene Pickett. Nelson Blackburn. Meg Good. Rich Kennedy. Kathy Stone. Dick Coupgr. Al Colby. Dick Hamman, Linda 175 Barometer copy readers eagerly await their assignments. Advertising keeps Barometer alive ▼ Barometer business staff members were much busier this year due to the increased university enrollment. More advertising was sold by the active ad salesmen and the delivery men worked long hours delivering the paper each morning. Subscription sales increased as the Barometer was circulated throughout the state. The main duty of the business staff was to obtain local and national advertising to support the publication costs of the Barometer. Tony Birch, business manager 176 Mary Tucker and Terry Reichert are the girl Fridays of Barometer business office. Chris Warner Secretary Ted White Ad Salesman Jim Grinnell Advertising Manager Bill Nelson M Salesman Rich Ellerby Delivery Mary Tucker Ollice Manager Ron Kaima Ad Salesman Jeff Woodside Delivery ▼ Spindrift, now in its third year, is the allstudent literary publication of Oregon State University. Published fall and spring terms, Spindrift features student contributions of poems, short stories and drawings. The basic purpose of Spindrift is to recognize and encourage literary and artistic efforts of the Oregon State students. Editorial staff, left to right: Cliff Dempster, Gary Ford, coeditor; Patsy Lundsteen, Carol Lewis, Briarloy J. Cason, business manager; Martha Mumford. Diehl Pyfer, Jack McDermott, Karen Hansen, Janice Hocken, co-editor; John Hocken, Erlenc Bradford. Spindrift accents liberal arts 177 Names are news for Fussers' Guide ▼ The 1961-62 issue marks the 50th anniversary of the Fussers Guide, the official directory of students and staff on the Oregon State University campus. The directory is published annually by the Associated Students of Oregon State University. Alpha Delta Sigma, national advertising fraternity, Theta Sigma Phi and Sigma Delta Chi, national journalism fraternities, with the cooperation of the Educational Activities Department. Jim Grinnell, business manager; Meg Blackburn, editor. ■ - 1962 BEAVER STAFF Stan Norton, Clubs I Paul Diment, Intramurals Jean Geiger, WRA Kathy Kennedy, Publications Shirley Brown, Managing Editor Bob Orscr, Colleges Becky Redding, Honorarics Sheila Miles, Administration larlene Weaver, Royalty Gloria Gonyer, Layout Assistant Dave Pahl, Editor out of focus as usual Business staff sells BEAVER ▼ Beaver business is big business; but, when handled by competent people, all goes well. Don Wrenn and his staff employed a new I.B.M. sales system this year and sold a record number of Beavers. Under their direction such work as page and book sales, bookkeeping and secretarial tasks were accomplished with maximum efficiency. Thus ended another financially successful year for the Beaver. Don Wrenn, business manager No office can function without secretaries. Ruth Bartle, office manager Bill Milne, page sales manager John Lang, book sales manager DRAMATICS 182 Baby, would you come with me? Picnic ▼ Picnic was presented at the College Playhouse May 4, 5, and 6 under the direction of Cleon V. Bennett. It is the story of two manless households in a small Midwestern town which are disrupted by the appearance of a vagabond young man. Hall Carter comes to the small Kansas town to get a job through a friend. It is here that he falls in love with his best friend's girl. The girl's mother is resistant to this courtship because of the boy’s apparent lack of promise. She Stoops to Conquer T Under the direction of D. R. Henry, She Stoops to Conquer was presented at the College Playhouse May 25. 26, and 27. It is an 18th-century classical comedy portraying Charles Marlow as a bashful gentleman who is terrified by ladies of quality but is saucy toward servants. During the course of the play, he is sent to the country by his father to woo an heiress, Kate Hardcastle. He mistakes her father's house for an inn and Kate for a barmaid. From this point on, many complications occur. Tony Lumpkin and Mr. and Mrs. Hardcastle. 183 As sure as can be, one of them must be the gentleman that's coming down to court my sister. N But Charlie, Rose Cross won't pay back anything much even if she wins ... if you lay three bucks to place, you'd get about nine cents—so. if she shows, you'ro lucky to get two bits! Three Men on a Horse T Three Men on a Horse, presented Nov. 2-4 under the direction of E. S. Cortright, is a farce in three acts centered around Erwin Trowbridge, a typical suburbanite who makes his living writing verse for an unappreciative boss. Disgusted with this life, Erwin makes his way to a saloon where he falls in with two men and a girl whose profession is betting on the horses. He becomes fabulously rich-on paper—by doping out the races, but he never places a bet. His new friends, believing his talent to be a gold mine, decide to hold onto him. Complications arise when Erwin becomes concerned about personal matters and his companions accuse him of double-crossing them. At this time, he places his first bet which turns out to be wrong. He knows now that he will never again be able to pick winning horses. His poetic nature dominates, and he is happy to return to his wife. What do you think of Mad Hatter in the first race today, Erwin? My pain increaseth—I shall never more Hold open, whilcst another pumps both legs Nor daub a satin gown with rotten eggs” ... The Knight of the Burning Pestle ▼ “The Knight of the Burning Pestle presented Nov. 30-Dec. 2 at the College Playhouse is an Elizabethan burlesque written by John Fletcher and Francis Beaumont in 1610. It is a lower-class comedy which makes fun of the elder citizens of that time. Direct parody on Shakespeare's works can be found in the scenes of the play while humorous situations arise in the lampooning of knighthood. The scenery changes in the play are made by the players themselves in true Elizabethan style. Presumptuous man, see to what desperate end Thy treachery hath brought thee. Inherit the Wind Igg We believe the Glory of the Word!' ▼ Inherit the Wind concerns the famous Scopes Monkey Trial of 1925 in Dayton, Tennessee. Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee wrote this play that was presented Feb. 8, 9 and 10 at Mitchell Playhouse. A school teacher named Scopes was tried for an alleged violation of a state law which forbade the teaching of evolution in public schools. The issue was so controversial that the trial drew nation-wide publicity. The attorneys for the defense were headed by the famous trial lawyer, Clarence Darrow.and the prosecutor was William Jennings Bryan. Does a man have the same privileges that a sponge does?' The Great Sebastians May I introduce the Great Sebastian? ▼ The Great Sebastians , a melodramatic comedy by Howard Lindsay and Russel Course, was presented March 1, 2 and 3 at the College Playhouse. The mind-reading duo—the Great Sebastians—have been friends of Jan Masaryk, and had lunch with him the day before his death. The government of Czechoslovakia asks them to say publicly that Masaryk had been depressed and unhappy about his actions as head of the former government, and when the Sebastians refuse, they are in trouble. They are hired to do a mind-reading act in the home of a communist official who hopes to use them to uncover a traitor; this backfires, and they find themselves prisoners, with their life savings— in the form of a valuable postage stamp. After many ingenious intrigues, an escape is managed and even the postage stamp is retrieved. 188 189 From left to right, Row 1: Dr. Ralph W. Peterson, Alice Thompson. Jan Hayes. Laura Bennion, Eileen Boland, Bev Bower, Dr. Earl W. Wells. Row 2: Pam Cooper, Babs Bennett. Sharon Rogers. Jan Marquiss. Row 3: Richard Schweitzer. Diehl Pyfer, Wallace Ccgavske. Steve Hutchinson. Row 4: Thomas Gallagher. Herschel Mack. John Moore. Row 5: Ben Allin, John Hoflman. Stewart Holmes. Paul Steele. Forensic squad competes in western tournaments Oratory team poses in front of trophy case. From left to right. Row 1: Herschel Mack, Bev Bower. Jan Marquiss. Stewart Holmes, Laura Bennion, Eileen Boland. Row 2: Diehl Pyfer. Wallace Cegavske, Steve Hutchinson, Dr. Wells. ▼ The ’60-’61 forensic record includes seven first-place trophies in oratory; two in after-dinner speaking; one in experimental speaking, interviewing, extemporaneous speaking and debate. The squad members also won nine second places and sixteen third places. Oregon State University has been a member of the Intercollegiate Forensic Association for 75 years, belongs to the Pacific Forensic League and sponsors the Oregon State Peace Oratorical Contest each year. OSU forensic students also participate in a variety of tournaments, traveling throughout the Northwest. Besides competing in the Northwest Forensic at Lin-field and the Inland Empire Debate, the team travels to the Montana State University Invitational, the University of Nevada Forensic and the University of Puget Sound Invitational. Dr. Earl W. Wells is the director of forensics and coaches oratory, and Dr. Ralph W. Peterson is the debate and extemporaneous speaking coach. Corvallis-OSU Music Association sponsors professional artists ▼ Corvallis-OSU Music Association brought to this area and to the students of Oregon State a wide variety of fine professional entertainment. The United States Air Force Band presented a concert featuring their Singing Sergeants. Roger Williams, concert pianist, received a warm reception as did Mary Costa, soloist. Jose Greco and his dancers presented a Sunday afternoon performance. Other artists giving concerts were the Krasmanovic Chorus, soloist George London and Vronsky and Babin, duo-pianists. Students with student body cards were admitted free. 1 Mary Costa, soloist MUSIC Madrigal practices for coming performances. Madrigal is composed of approximately eighty women. Men's Glee Club has a busy schcdulo. Madrigal and Men’s Glee Club combine to present the Messiah 193 ▼ The combined voices of Madrigal and Men’s Glee Club are directed by Karl Moltman. They have had a busy schedule which started this year with the presentation of the Messiah followed by the 4-H Leaders Conference. FHA convention, spring concert and baccalaureate service. Madrigal and Glee present a dignified appearance in their blue, red and white costumes. Karl Moltman. Director. Tho presentation of the Messiah meant many hours of practice resulting in great reward and enjoyment to both the Choral• aires and their audience. Choralaires perform during year 194 ▼ Choralaires is a combined chorus of men and women under the direction of Robert Walls. The group has performed at many functions throughout the year: President Jensen’s reception. Music Educators Institute at Portland University and the winter concert The highlight of their year was the presentation of the “Messiah.” Robert Walls, director Royalty 195 Jackie Travis and Chris Robinson Bob Anundson Joan Capron Dan Ford Jean Minto Kathy Crawford Larry Jones JM ©iLdH® Mary Lou Jameson Mike Douglas Christy Murray, Homecoming Queen Pat Warner Carol Lindbloom 199 Judy Young 200 Myron Nordquist, Mortar Board King Dave Klick Don Wrenn Jim Youde Dave Pah! 202 mm mgs SUP’ Jean Erickson Suzanne Scotland, Little Colonel - 5 a Sue Foster A' Janet Young Jean McGuire Joan Deagen Kay Manning Jean Miller MM lira ID Tom Mitchell Janet Young po mm LtPK] Ilona Salminon Linda Travis Jean Pylman Kathy Nelson Judy Atwood IMIS) ©IF mm ©o ©if mm ©□ Row 1: Sue Schwabe. Judy Young. Row 2: Pat Huflschmidt. Jackio Travis. Row 3: Joan Arnold. Marilyn Arnett. Benny Beaver is an attention-getter. Varsity Rally shows color and enthusiasm ▼ The Rally Squad, under the direction of Rally King Dennis Ciocca, added much spark and spirit to Oregon State's successful football and basketball seasons. The talented dancing rally girls promoted spirit and provided entertainment with their dancing and cleverly executed halftime shows. The devoted Rally Squad followed Beaver teams on many road trips this year. The group’s colorful and sportsmanlike appearance added a great deal to the prestige level of Oregon State University. Row 1: Phil Tramontane). Bob Perry. Row 2: Ed Robinson. Dennis Ciocca. Jerry Jones. Rook Rally spirits freshmen From left to right: Delores Copley, Sue Stowe. Janet Young, Mickey Plouts, Carrie Case, Sue Fostor. ▼ The Rook team followers were led this season by an enthusiastic Rook Rally squad. The dancing Rookess Rally girls entertained the spectators during the time-outs and halftimes with their fine dance routines. The Rooks and Rookesses added a great deal to the spirit of the winning Rook basketball team. Rally Committee members, from left to right, Row 1: Sharon Truax, Peggy Clark, Jay Carty, Tom Braden, Dennis Ciocca, Dr. Ron Cameron, adviser. Row 2: Cathy Lais, Joan Arnold, Prudio Johnston, Jan Baxter, Noel Connall. Ron Enna. Bottom row: Dick Himmel. Ron Enna. Denny Palanuk. Top row: Larry Grant, Mike Watkins. 209 SPORTS SPORTS FALL 213 WINTER 225 SPRING 245 INTRAMURALS AND WRA 259 Fall Sports VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Tommy Prothro STATISTICS: Rushing Carries Yards Avg. TD Baker 73 484 4.9 2 Whittle 81 407 4.5 3 Passing Attem. Com pi. Yards Avg. TD Baker 134 61 875 14.4 5 Brooks 3 3 70 23 1 Total Offense Plays Yards Avg. TD Baker 207 1230 5.9 7 Brooks 8 100 12.5 1 Pass Receiving No. Yards TD Kasso 20 25 Johnson 11 179 3 Interceptions No. Yards Rivera 5 14 Hilliard 2 18 Kick-off Returns No. Yards Avg. Rivera 8 166 20.8 Sinyard 5 103 20.6 214 Row 1. Bottom, left to right: Roger Johnson, Gone Hilliard. Bill Sullivan, Norby Keolanui, Mike Dolby, Mike Kline, Bill Monk, Hank Rivera, Frank Gremingor, Don Kasso. Mike Watters, Marne Palmateer, Denny Pieters. Neil Plumley, Bob Zelonka. asst, coach; Don Shelley. Row 2: Bill Robertson, trainer; George Short. Mike Wyborney, Terry Baker, Fred Jonos, Ron Doman, Ross Cariaga, Tim Ankerson, Dick DeBisschop, Bill Whitehead, Enoch James, Leroy Whittle, Ed Vetsch, Jim Sinyard, Ladd Horn, Bob Watson, senior asst.; Bob McKittrick, asst, coach. Football team posts 5-5 season SEASONS RECORD Oregon State 8 Oregon State 0 Oregon State 44 Oregon State 20 Oregon State 23 Oregon State 14 Oregon State 3 Oregon State 35 Oregon State 6 Oregon State 12 Syracuse 19 Stanford 34 Idaho 6 Wisconsin 23 Arizona State 24 Washington State 6 Washington 0 Brigham Young 0 Oregon 2 Houston 23 ▼ Coach Tommy Prothro's new look Beavers, led by all-coast quarterback Terry Baker, showed the potential power of this team. Plagued by fumbles all season, the Black Bandits of Benton County lost several close games and coasted to a 5-5 record. Road games posed the Orangemen’s big problem this year; however, the Beaver gridders made a clean sweep of the northern division. The University of Washington, last year’s Rose Bowl champs, were blanked by the Beavers. Victories were claimed over Washington State. Idaho and arch-rival Oregon. Coach Prothro has established an impressive 41-26-2 record in his past seven years at Oregon State. Row 3, left to right: Joe Moore, manager; Terry McCardlc, John Fasullo, Paul Butler, Herb Washburn, Nick Nelson, Dick Ful-wyler, Fred Millor, Bill Barnum, Rich Brooks, Dick Hill, Tom Gates, Jim Galyon, Doug Suckling. John Farrell, Row 4: Spec Keene. Director of Athletics; Jeff Harris. Dave Richman. Warren Cole, Bruce Williams, Tom Holloy, Ray Avila. Jim Funston, Doug Kirte, Ken Haack, Vern Burke. Ben Gasatis, Mike Youngquist, George Gnoss. Dick Hill, John Thomas, Jerry Neil, Bob Gambold, asst, coach. 216 ▼ A surprising Stanford eleven dealt Oregon State its second loss of the season 34 0. Gaining 204 yards rushing and erecting a better than 2-1 edge in total yards over their rivals, the Benton Bandits did everything but score. OSU had three penetrations deep into Stanford territory stifled. The first came on the opening drive as the Beavers penetrated to the Indian 3 before fumbling. In the second quarter a promising march to the 24 met with disaster as Baker passed incomplete on 3rd and 4th downs with a yard to go. A desperation drive at the close of the half highlighted by a brilliant 51-yard run by Baker, ended when a Tim Ankersen field-goal attempt went astray. In the second half Stanford scored on an opening drive, climaxed by a Sears-to-Russell pass and then held the Beavers for the rest of the game. Don Kasso (21) gets a good block to spring loose for a 25-yard gain. Stanford scalps Beavers OREGON STATE 0 STANFORD 34 Statistics Oregon State Stanford First Downs 15 17 Yards Rushing 262 168 Yards Passing 92 160 Total Yards 354 328 Terry Baker (11) moves through the middle for a long gain. Tim Ankersen (57) and Roger Johnson (80) move in to block. Tom Gates (43) and Bill Whitehead (68) lead Don Kasso (21) tor a long gain. T The Orangemen from Corvallis met the Orangemen from Syracuse in the 1961 football opener and the Beavers lost a thrilling game 19-8. Taking advantage of Beaver miscues the men from Peeter Hill sandwiched 3 TD's around a great scoring run by Terry Baker to take the game. Syracuse scored first on a run by All-American Ernie Davis after a Beaver fumble on the OSU 21. In the second quarter Oregon State started what was to be the longest scoring drive of the day. Starting on their own twenty, the Beavers went the distance in four plays. Bill Monk fled 38 yards to the Syracuse 36 and then Terry Baker, seemingly trapped in an attempt to pass play, twisted and weaved the 36 yards for the most impressive run of the day. Syracuse sewed up the game with another TD by Davis. Syracuse edges Beavers OREGON STATE 8 SYRACUSE 19 Statistics Oregon State Syracuse First Downs 9 16 Yards Rushing 215 154 Yards Passing 31 116 Total Yards 270 246 Bill Monk (26) outracos a Syracuse defender for 38 yards as Tom Gates (43) moves in to block. Beavers destroy Vandals OREGON STATE 44 ▼ Showing their best offense of the season, the Beavers won their first game of the year 44-6. Scoring 6 TD’s Oregon State rolled up an impressive 525 yards total offense. Led by sophomore fullback Bruce Williams and quarterback Terry Baker, OSU scored two touchdowns in the first half on drives of 88 and 49 yards. In the third period OSU went 98 yards in 7 plays climaxed by a pass from Baker to Paul Seale. The reserves took over from here and. led by Rich Brooks, managed to score on drives of 28 and 36 yards and a beautiful 42-yard pass play from Brooks to Jim Sinyard. Idaho’s score came after a Beaver fumble and quarterback Dale Dobbins sneaked across. The Beavers were just too much offensively and defensively for the Vandals. 218 Terry Baker (11) cuts to the inside for a 25-yard gain. A key block „ throw„ „y Jim sinyar(1 (34). IDAHO 6 Statistics Oregon State Idaho First Downs 24 10 Yards Rushing 367 69 Yards Passing 158 36 Total Yards 525 105 219 Cougars fall to Beavers OREGON STATE 14 WASHINGTON STATE 6 Statistics Oregon State Washington State First Downs 17 14 Yards Rushing 183 104 Yards Passing 111 197 Total Yards 294 301 ▼ Oregon State won its 1961 Homecoming game by downing Washington State 14-6. The Beavers scored once in the first and once in the second quarter while rolling to its second win of the season. After dominating all the early action, Baker hit Kasso on a 15-yard pass play to the WSU 4. Bruce Williams banged in for the first TD. The Beavers second score came on a recovered WSU fumble. A Baker-to-Kasso pass and runs by John Thomas. Bruce Williams and Leroy Whittle led to the second counter. The two point conversion left the score at 14-0. Washington State’s TD came on a 53-yard drive which was capped by a 4-yard run by George Reed. Leroy Whittle (22) outraces a Brigham Young defender for a gain 220 Beavers overhaul BYU OREGON STATE 35 BRIGHAM YOUNG 0 Brigham Young Statistics Oregon State University First Downs 15 10 Yards Rushing 233 94 Yards Passing 63 55 Total Yards 296 149 ▼ The Beavers evened their season record at 4-4 and stretched their winning streak to 3 games as they downed BYU 35-0. Bruce Williams capped the first drive of 70 yards with a half-yard plunge. Sparked by a 15-yard Baker-to-Kasso pass and a 23-yard run by Baker, the Beavers marched 49 yards to a second TD. Bruce Williams added another 6 with a 2-yard plunge at the end of the first half. The last score came in the last 30 seconds of the game when guard Ron Doman fell on a BYU fumble in their end zone. Roger Johnson (80), Dick DeBisschop (50), Gene Hilliard (35) and an unidentified Beaver haul down Oregon's Mel Renfro (20). Beavers shoot down Ducks OREGON STATE 6 OREGON 2 221 ▼ Persistence and a good goal-line defense enabled the Beavers to win their fourth straight game over arch-rival Oregon. The Beavers appeared to have scored two times before they actually hit paydirt. On the third offensive play of the game Baker passed to Whittle v ho was wide open but fell while reaching for the catch. On the second “TD Baker passed to Herb Washburn in the end zone, but it was called back because Baker had crossed the line of scrimmage. The third time was a charm as Gates scored on a 2-yard plunge following a 14-yard pass play. The Beaver goal-line crew of Mike Kline. Roger Johnson and Neil Plumley thawrted a Duck drive on the OSU one-yard line. All Duck hopes failed when Bill Monk intercepted an Oregon pass. Team captain Mike Kline (77) and Bill Sullivan with the game ball. Statistics Oregon State Oregon First Downs 14 14 Yards Rushing 168 132 Yards Passing 107 74 Total Yards 275 206 Dan Sieg (36) and Al East (47) stop a Washington State player for a loss. Rooks show promise T The Rook football team completed a 2-2 season under Coach Jerry Long. Gordon Queen was elected the squad's most valuable player. The Baby Beavers were narrowly defeated by Washington State 22-20, whipped Washington 46-8 and split with Oregon 7-0 and 0-12. The Washington game found the Beavers in their best offensive performance of the year. The Beaver backs rolled 158 yards on the ground while Queen hit Doug McDougal and Scott Miller through the airways for 306 yards and three TD's. In the final game of the season the Rooks beat the Oregon Frosh 7-0. The only score of the game came on a 70-yard punt return by Bill Ramsey. Oregon State 20 Washington State 22 Oregon State 46 Washington 8 Oregon State 0 Oregon 12 Oregon State 7 Oregon 0 Beavers win NCAA cross country championship Coach Sam Boll, National Champion Dale Story, Cliff Thomson, Jerry Brady. Bill Boyd. Barefooted Dale Story breaks tho tape to win the NCAA Cross Country championship. ▼ Coach Sam Bell’s Beavers won the NCAA cross country title in the first OSU appearance at the national meet. While the Beavers' Dale Story was winning the individual crown, his teammates, Rich Cuddihy, Bill Boyd. Cliff Thomson, and Jerry Brady scored 68 points and became the first West Coast team to win the title. They ran the event in a composite time of 1:43:15.9. The race was the tightest in the NCAA history for over two miles; then it suddenly fell apart. In the last half mile, barefooted Story pulled steadily away to victory. Behind Story were Cuddihy, 12th; Boyd, 16th; Thomson, 25th; and Brady, 51st. Although the national championship was the season's highlight, the Beavers conquered all comers in their march to the top. Marching Band performs routines ▼ The Oregon State Marching Band, under the able direction of Ted Mesang. completed another colorful season this year. The precision marching unit, directed on the field by Jan Baxter, was a half-time favorite at 1961 Oregon State football games. Each week the Orange and Black clad Beaver marchers fascinated the grid fans with fine band music and intricate spell-outs and figures. A symbolic pattern and appropriate music present a graphic tableau. Snappy animated drill routines appeal to fans of the Beavers and opposition as well. Winter Sports 225 OSU ends with 24-5 record Amory T. (Slats) Gill, head coach. Paul Valenti, assistant coach. T With Slats Gill at the helm the Beavers had one of their most successful seasons on record. This year the fast breaking Beavers set a new consecutive win record with 16 in a row. The highlight of the season was the Far West NCAA Regional playoffs at Provo, Utah. The Beavers got by Pepperdine in the First game, but their dreams of a title were broken the next night by UCLA. After losing the Chancellor's trophy to the Ducks last year, the Beavers brought it back by sweeping Five games from Oregon. For the sixth time in a row the Beavers won the Far West Classic and the right to retain that trophy. The prospects for next season are bright indeed with most of this year's team returning. Some new prospects from this year's Rook team should help the Beavers to have another Fine season. From left to right, Row 1: Gary Rossi. Dave Hayward. Terry Baker. Ray Torgerson, Bob Jacobson. Tim Campbell. Steve Pauly. Lynn Baxter. Row 2: Trainer Bill Robertson, Manager Fritz Hill. Athletic Director Spec Keene. Grant Harter. Mel Counts, Jay Carty. Assistant Coach Paul Valenti, Coach Slats Gill, Physician Dr. Waldo Ball. ▼ For the sixth consecutive season Oregon State won the Far West Classic as they downed University of Michigan, Washington State and Oregon. The Beavers, in handing Michigan an 89-54 defeat, set a new Far West Classic scoring record. The next night the Beavers crushed Washington State 78-66. The championship game against Oregon ended in a 74-57 victory for the Beavers. SCORES Oregon State 89 Michigan 54 Oregon State 78 Wash. State 66 Oregon State 74 Oregon 57 Far West classic queen and trophy (plus captain and coach) make a pretty picture. Beavers win Far West Classic title again Counts snags a rebound in game against the Cougars. SEASON RECORD OSU 82 Montana State U 76 OSU 54 Montana State U 56 OSU 55 Washington 48 OSU 58 Stanford 47 OSU 55 Stanford 49 OSU 89 Michigan 54 (Classic) OSU 78 Wash. State 66 (Classic) OSU 74 Oregon 57 (Classic) OSU 69 Wash. State 56 OSU 68 Wash. State 65 OSU 78 Gonzaga 64 OSU 80 Portland 63 OSU 74 Idaho 59 OSU 71 Idaho 68 OSU 82 Seattle (2 Ovt.) 73 OSU 79 Oregon 63 OSU 82 Oregon 66 OSU 75 Portland 64 OSU 73 Seattle 74 OSU 61 Washington 73 OSU 51 Idaho 52 OSU 65 Idaho 50 OSU 62 Wash. State 55 OSU 63 Wash. State 46 OSU 65 Oregon 48 OSU 60 Oregon 56 OSU 69 Seattle (Ovt.) 65 (NCAA) OSU 69 Pepperdine 67 (NCAA) OSU 69 UCLA 88 (NCAA) WON 24 LOST 5 SCORES Playoffs OSU 69 Seattle 65 NCAA Regionals OSU 69 Pepperdine 67 OSU 69 UCLA 88 Pauly tips the ball away from a Seattle player. 228 Beavers edge Seattle to go to Regionals ▼ In an action-packed overtime game, the Beavers won a berth in the National Collegiate Far West Regionals by defeating Seattle University. The fired-up Seattle team gave the Beavers a battle throughout the game, but the Beavers' four free throws in the last minute of the overtime resulted in a 69-65 final score and sent the Beavers to the regionals in Provo. Utah. Scrappy rebounding is typical of this game. ▼ In a hard fought and exciting NCAA Regional game, the Beavers edged a flashy, sharpshooting Pepperdine College ball club. 69-67, to qualify for the tournament finals. Pepperdine led the Beavers during most of the game until the Beavers pulled ahead to stay in the closing minutes of play. In the final and deciding game, the Beavers ran into a fast-moving, fast-firing UCLA team. The Bruins completely dominated the action throughout the entiregame. With an 88-69 loss to UCLA, the Beavers' hopes of going to the NCAA finals vanished. A Bruin recovers a loose ball. Beavers take Pepperdine, fall to UCLA 229 Pauly goes up for a shot while teammates ready for rebound. Beavers sweep Gonzaga and Portland T The ninth straight win for the Beavers came as the Gill-men captured a 78-65 victory over an inspired Gonzaga team. Oregon State trailed 40-36 at halftime but the Beavers broke loose about 5 minutes into the second half. The following night the Beavers ran into another inspired team in the form of the Portland Pilots. The Beavers had trouble containing the Pilots but the second half proved that OSU had better endurance as they dropped the Pilots 80-63. At the Glass Palace in Portland a record basketball crowd of 11,401 watched as the Oregon State Beavers won their 16th consecutive victory. It was the troublesome Portland Pilots that gave the Beavers a bad time but the Gill-men came out on top. 75-64. Terry Baker fires up two more points. 230 SCORES Oregon State 78 Oregon State 80 Oregon State 75 Gonzaga 65 Portland 63 Portland 64 Jay Carty leaps high to pull in a rebound. SEASON Individual Statistics Name Mel Counts, c Jay Carty, f Steve Pauly, g Terry Baker, g Bob Jacobson, f Gary Rossi, g Tim Campbell, c Dave Hayward, g Ray Torgerson, f Lynn Baxter, g Rex Benner, g Grant Harter, c OSU Totals Opponents TP Ave. 537 18.5 446 15.4 323 11.5 277 10.7 135 4.7 82 3.4 66 2.3 57 2.2 44 2.9 13 1.0 11 1.2 10 0.9 2010 69.3 1676 57.8 Beavers split with Seattle ▼ The toughest Beaver opponents this year were the Seattle Chieftains. The Chiefs gave the Beavers a bad time in both regular games with Seattle winning the second one of the series. The first game went into two overtimes before the Beavers came out on top 82-73. The second game proved to be a real heartbreaker for the Beavers. Two free throws by the Chiefs in the last minute gave the game to them, 74-73. This loss ended the Beaver winning streak at 16, longest in Oregon State history. It's a mad scramble for the ball. SCORES OSU 82 Seattle 73 (2 Ovt.) OSU 73 Seattle 74 Baker soars for tv o points. Seattle player is tied up by Rossi. OSU sweeps Duck series ▼ The high-scoring Beavers had no trouble bringing the Oregon Chancellor’s trophy back to Corvallis this year. Their five-game winning streak in the annual Duck-Beaver civil war game cinched the award for OSU. The second game of the regular series was the most exciting as the Beavers ran all over the hapless Ducks. 82-66. In the third game, Charlie Warren, the big gun for Oregon, was stopped cold by the Beavers’ tremendous defense. He fouled out with only three points. The Beavers had little trouble in handing the Ducks a 65-48 defeat. In the final game it was defensive work by the Beavers that put the Ducks under. The Ducks never came close to the high-riding Beavers until the final two minutes when the regulars were given a well-earned rest. Jacobson wonders, This is basketball?' SCORES Oregon State 74 Oregon 57 (Classic) Oregon State 79 Oregon 63 Oregon State 82 Oregon 66 Oregon State 65 Oregon 48 Oregon State 60 Oregon 56 Pauly looks as surprised about this one as everyone else. 232 Counts looks for an opening. Counts fires a long shot. OSU splits with U. of Wash. ▼ TheBeavers.playingonhomeground, came from the short end of a half-time score to hand the Washington Huskies a 55-48 defeat. Six thousand screaming Beavers watched as Slats Gill's netters proved that their fast break was hard to beat. On the road for the second game with the Huskies, the Beavers had a bad night, as the Huskies defeated the Gill-men 73-61. The defensive-minded Huskies. stopped the Beavers and, in the meantime, poured in shots that finally overwhelmed OSU. Pauly is up for a reverse lay-in and two points. Beavers bomb the Cougars ▼ Oregon State, in sweeping five games from the Cougars of Washington State, proved that their fast break worked. The second and third games of the regular series were the toughest. The Beavers pulled both out of the fire in the latter part of the second half. In the final Cougar game, the outcome was in doubt only through the first nine minutes of play. From that point on the OSU five were in complete control. OSU 78 Wash. State 66 (Classic) OSU 69 Wash. State 56 OSU 68 Wash. State 65 OSU 62 Wash. State 55 OSU 63 Wash. State 46 Carty and Counts leave no room for Cougars. Bob Jacobson waits as Baker breaks. OSU takes 3-1 Idaho series T A 74-59 victory by the Beavers broke an Idaho 13-game winning streak and gave the Beavers their 11th straight victory. The OSU team led most of the way and finally wrapped it up after fighting off a couple of late Vandal challenges. The next night a determined Idaho club gave the Beavers a rough time, but the fast breaking Orangemen came out on top 71-68. Back on the Beavers' home court. Idaho slipped by OSU in an action packed game 52-51. The next night the Beavers got back on the winning trail by handing the Vandals a 65-60 loss. Oregon State's high C's. Counts and Carty. were the top scorers in all the games and their rebounding helped the Beavers control both backboards consistantly. SCORES Oregon State 74 Oregon State 71 Oregon State 51 Oregon State 65 Idaho 59 Idaho 68 Idaho 52 Idaho 50 Terry Baker shoots a jump shot over Idaho's defenders. Carty drives down the baseline. Rooks win seventeen Miller and Stevens grab for rebound. ▼ The Oregon State Rooks, coached by Jim Anderson, had one of their best seasons with a 17 to 1 record. The team was sparked by the excellent floor play and shooting of Jim Jarvis. Also high in scoring were Jim Kraus. Frank Peters, and Randy Rothman. The only loss this year came at the hands of the Oregon Frosh. This year’s Rook team should provide some very good prospects for next year’s varsity squad. 236 From left to right, Row 1: Jim Jarvis. Frank Peters, Wylie Smith, Jerry Madison, Solomon Malani, Tom Martin, Randy Rothman, William Fromherz. Row 2: Coach Jim Anderson, Gordon Clemons, Maurice Stevens, James Kraus, Scott Miller. Pat Sherlock, Manager Corky Smith. OSU Rifle Team fires national record T The sharpshooting Rifle team placed first this season, in both individual and team matches, in all tournaments entered. They won the Pacific Northwest Sectional Championships for the fourth consecutive year. The team also set a new National Intercollegiate Team Record at 1170 points, breaking the previous mark of 1164. This score could very possibly bring the National Intercollegiate Championship back to OSU. Some of the outstanding shooters were Pat Kauf-mann who set five national individual records and Alan Dapp who set one national individual record and was the team's leading scorer. Allen Bates and Ed Hausafus were teamed with Dapp and Kaufmann in setting the National team record. These four shooters were nominated for All-American honors. (SEASON'S RECORD) Oregon State 1440 Oregon State 1441 Oregon State 1444 Oregon State 1451 Oregon Stato 1433 Oregon State 1449 U. of California 1432 U. of Rhode Island 1421 Kings College 1326 U.C.L.A. 1388 Virginia Poly. Inst. 1428 U. of Alaska 1420 From left to right, Row 1: Ken Tracy. Allen Bates. Alan Dapp. Pat Kaufmann. Jon Hanlein. Row 2: Don Curtis. Larry Bright, Dr. Albert Canaris, coach; Noil Koozor, Ed Hausafus. 238 Pep Band helps promote spirit Jan Baxter is Pep Band leader. ▼ The Oregon State Pep Band has provided spirit-building entertainment and colorful comedy at basketball games this year. The Pep Band is under the leadership of Ted Mesang with Jan Baxter as the student director. The members’ sparky Dixieland music was lively background for the dancing rally girls and was always enjoyed by the basketball fans. Pep Band members passed the Beaver Kitty after the Beavers won the Seattle playoff game. Funds received helped the band members to travel with the team to Provo, Utah. At Provo, the Pep Band’s swinging style of music was well received by the NCAA regional play-off games crowds. From left to right, Row 1: Ron Finley. Gayle Greenfield. Jerry Perez. Ed Fletcher. Mike Greenwood. John Isenhart. Row 2: Coach Dale Thomas. Tobe Zweygardt. Gary Scott. Darrel Kauffman, Jack Berger. Lee Rosenberg. Gary Loeffler, manager. OSU wins fifth PCI wrestling championship ▼ With Dale Thomas at the helm, the Beaver matmen sailed through the season with 10 wins and 3 losses and they took the PCI Championship for the fifth time in six years. Placing first in PCI competition were Ed Fletcher 115, Jerry Perez 123, Ron Finley 137, Tobe Zweygardt 147, Jack Berger 167, Darrell Kauffman, Hwt. The Beavers also participated in the Washington Invitational tournament, the Oregon Invitational tournament and the Freestyle tournament, winning many first and second places. Coach Dale Thomas Tobe Zweygardt has PSC wrestler in cradle hold. Coach Thomas congratulates Ron Finley. 240 ▼ This season the Beavers beat San Francisco Olympic Club, the 1961 National AAU champions and a team Jack Berger escapes from PSC wrestler's grasp. hat had gone undefeated in dual mooic fnr 0 uoarc osu 27 WSU 6 OSU 17 PSC 7 osu 26 Utah 6 OSU 14 W. State C. of Colo. 11 osu 12 Wyoming 15 OSU 10 Colo. State C. 17 osu 9 M.A.C. 21 osu 24 U. of Wash. 6 osu 19 U. of Oregon 9 osu 32 O.C.E. 0 osu 25 San Jose State 3 osu 25 PSC 5 osu 19 San Francisco Olympic Club 12 Anxious faces show concern for teammate. Rook Wrestling 241 Left to right, Row 1: Gordon Lowell, Steve Hashimoto, Gary Head. Ken Beck, Eugene Stroud. Row 2: Steve Strader, Larry Wishart, Bruce Johnson, Hank Thomas, Phil Krouse, Bob Bailey. Barry Hill. Row 3: Gary Loeffler, Mgr.;Len Kauffman, Tony Diessel. Mason Fries. Alf Haerem. Ed Becker, Joe Pappe, Coach Dale Thomas. From left to right, Row 1: Ken Ackles. Eric Lindauer. Robin Harrison. Rob Fergusson. Joe Speight. Row 2. Coach Bill Winkler, Gel Schmidt, Mike Smith, Gary R. Samuel, Klaas Schenk. Steve R. Wikon, Tom Foster, Coach Midge Crammer. Row 3 James Badley, Bob Hobdy, Wayne Boatman, Bill Barnett, Nathan Francis. Mike Langsdoirl, Dave Maxwell, Bob Baker. OSU Mermen break 26 records Swimmers take your marks, get set. BANG! ▼ The 1962 Beaver swim team reached new heights by setting varsity records in all 15 swimming events. The mermen splashed their way to 26 new records and one tie with an old record. Leading the assault on the record book were sophomores Mike Smith and Dave Maxwell. Smith established new 1500, 440 and 220 yard free style records. Maxwell also set three individual records in the 200-yard butterfly. 200-yard individual medley and 266-yard individual medley. Other record breakers were Robin Harrison in both backstroke events. Klaas Schenk in both breaststroke races. Gary Samuel in the 100-yard free style and Nathan Francis in the 100-yard butterfly. Rook Swimming Team gains strength Nathan Francis executes a perfect dive. ▼ The Rook swimming team was the largest since 1954. They won three and lost two. which is the best record in four years. The Rook squad was marked by an outstanding team attitude and spirit and the varsity is looking forward to considerable help next season from such men as George Ising, Mike Challis. Rick Hood, Norm Spencer. Eddie Eggert. Carl Wood and a host of others. SEASON RECORD OSU OPP. University of Puget Sound 49 44 Washington 32 63 Oregon 27 68 Idaho 69 25 Washington State 44 43 Oregon 44 51 San Jose State 27 68 Arden Hills 43 51 University of the Pacific 45 50 243 Rook squad, from left to right, Row 1: Peter Zurcher. Carl Wood. Paul McCormick, Norm Spencer. Row 2: Tom See. Jay Langsdorf, Mike Challis. George Ising, Guy Moore. Manager Larry Mun . Row 3: Rick Hood. John Wood. Eddy Eggert, Keith Schnare, Doug Strahl. Athletic Board R.S. (Spec) Keene, director of athletics. ▼ The Athletic Board is the policy-making body for intercollegiate athletics at Oregon State. It is composed of OSU alumni, faculty and students. Its main purposes are to establish and regulate athletics within the school, hire the coaches, manage the athletic funds and maintain the athletic plants. It approves all athletic awards and acts as an advisory body to the athletic director. Holcomb. Glenn W. Huggins. Miller Laylhe. Leo L. Parker, Charles Reardon. J. H. Abed. George Reynolds, Jay Robertson. G. Morris Walton. Jess S. Graham. C. H. (Scram) Dodge. Jim James G. Barratt, Jr. John H. Eggers Spring Sports 245 Cindermen smash records Left to right. Row 1: Jim Slack, Manager: Archie Meadows, Bill Boyd, Dale Story, Rich Cuddihy, John Simpson, Bob Johnson, Darrell Horn. John Ball, Coach Sam Bell. Row 2: Dave Hemminger, Dan Likens. Don Martin. Amos Marsh, Stove Antles, Bob Brown, Norm Fones, Jim Maryott, Norm Monroe. Row 3: Ron Bach, Norm Hoffman. Jerry Betz, Steve Pauly. Neil Plumley, Stan Stafford. Stu Fors, John Hunter. 246 ▼ Oregon State's varsity track team had a highly successful season last spring. Coached by Sam Bell, the trackmen broke eleven school records and competed in the NCAA meet at Philadelphia. In the NCAA meet, Norm Monroe placed fourth in the 440-yard dash and All-American Dan Likens placed second in the javelin. Darrell Horn broke school records in three events and was named to the All-American track squad for the third consecutive year. Horn's new records consisted of a 25' 9-3 4“ broadjump. a 51' 1 distance in the hop-step-and-jump. and a 22.8 second clocking in the low hurdles. Other individual school records set included a 4:09.6 mile and a time of 1:50.8 in the 880-yard run by Norm Hoffman. Amos Marsh ran the 220-yard dash in 21 seconds flat and Stu Fors romped over the 120-yard high hurdles in 14.5 seconds for two more new school records. The one-mile relay team composed of John Ball, Ron Bach, Bob Johnson and Norm Monroe had a best time of 3:11.7. Monroe was also clocked at 46.4 seconds in the 440-yard dash. Dale Story ran the two-mile course in 8:46.9 and Jerry Betz pole vaulted 14' 6' to erase the old marks in these two events. Left: OSU’s Amos Marsh edges out Oregon’s Roscoe Cook in the 220-yard sprint. Below: Norm Monroe wins the 440-yard dash. TRACK Darrell Horn strains to break the national broadjump record. DUAL TRACK MEET RESULTS OSU Opponent 1017. Fresno State 297, 987, California Poly 317, 75 Stanford 55 887, Fresno State 427, 73 Washington 587. 757, Fresno State 25 Stanford 167. 51 Oregon 79 987. California 327. 61 Oregon 70 91 Washington State 39 107 Idaho 23 OSU NATIONAL MARKS Two mile relay 1st 7:27.3 Four mile relay 2nd 16:48.0 Sprint Medley 1st 3:18.4 Broadjump (Horn) 2nd 25' 97 Hop Step-Jump (Horn) 2nd 51' 1 Javelin (Likens) 2nd 244' 9 247 Jim Roehm clears the bar in the high jump. OSU’s high hurdlers Maryott and Fors compote against Oregon, Washington State and Washington. 1961 SEASON S RECORD FAR WEST RELAY Oregon 75 OSU 43V. Washington 32 Washington State 23 V. Idaho 14 Jerry Betz set a new school pole vault record of 14' 6 . FAR WEST MEET Oregon 73 OSU 49 Washington 21 Washington State 207, Idaho IV, 248 Neil Plumley puts the shot in competition against Oregon. Versatile Steve Pauly strains for extra distance with the javelin. Rook Track squad shows depth Left to right, Row 1: Bob Stoner, Larry Holmes, Steve Gray, Lynn Baxter, Gary Bradshaw, Marion Morehouse, Denny Filmore, Stu Brown. Row 2: Henry Schmitt, Wil Trefrcy, Marv Radlofl, Larry Jones. Stan Rolfress, Warren Finke, Bob Wood, Ken Richards. Row 3: Mike Hanby, Ron Stewart, Errol Conner, Tim O'Callahan, Martin Little, Ron Hoatson, Tom Wyatt, Lee Hazen, Dave Stein, Coach Walt Skowhede. Rook Baseball team trains for varsity From left to right, Row 1: William Anhorn, Rodger Barber, Bill Wallace, Terry Markham, John Woodward. Row 2: Rodger Trask, Mike Eilers, Stan Zimny, John Wheeler, Ted Kolberg, Allan Hawthorne. Row 3: Jefl Campbell, Manager; Ed Corwin, Bob Hardenburger, Steve Clark, Dan Bevens, Rick Summers, Chuck Stewart, John Furrow, Coach Jerry Droscher. BASEBALL Varsity clinches second place ▼ Rain hampered last year's varsity baseball team. The weather allowed the team only one outdoor practice before the pre-season California tour. Several conference games both at home and away were also cancelled by wet weather. The race for the conference title was tight last year. Oregon State lost five close games by the narrow margin of one run. During one northern trip, the team played six games within a period of seven days. At the end of the season, Oregon State occupied second place in the Northern Division. Soon after the Northern Division race ended, the team again displayed its ability by tallying five wins and two losses against the finest teams in the Hawaiian Islands. Last year's team was paced by Grimm Mason, winner of the annual Victor Brown Jr. trophy; by Leon Criner, pitcher, and by Bruce Day, first baseman. The bats of Larry Petersen and Bill Wagner also supported the Beavers' effort. That isn’t the way I saw it. Coach Coleman is looking toward a highly successful season next year. Gene Hilliard receives congratulations on his home run. 1961 SEASON S RECORD Pre-Season Games osu Opponent 4 Fresno State 11 0 Fresno State 16 5 California 6 7 Sacramento State 8 16 Calif. Aggies 17 21 Pacific 2 17 Lewis and Clark 0 21 Lewis and Clark 2 8 Portland 6 7 Portland State 0 14 Linfield 3 7 Linfield 4 8 Lewis and Clark 1 25 Lewis and Clark 2 0 Willamette 3 8 Willamette 4 12 Portland 2 3 Linfield 1 6 Linfield 5 17 Willamette 0 1961 SEASON S RECORD Conference Games osu Opponent 6 Idaho 2 10 Washington State 3 5 Washington State 3 3 Washington 1 9 Idaho 10 7 Idaho 8 8 Washington State 9 2 Washington State 3 5 Washington 3 1 Washington 2 4 Oregon 1 7 Oregon 6 3 Oregon 8 7 Oregon 6 Top: Grimm Mason warms up. Bottom: Bill Wagner rounds third to come home. Top: Clyde Huyck scrambles back to first. Bottom: Oregon State's Larry Petersen sprints home. From left to right, kneeling: Bob Baker. Manager; Gene Dave Long, John Whitclaw, Dennis Straub, Gary Baker, Hilliard, Jim Falk, Cecil Ira, Bill Oerding, Phil Hatch, Dave Larry Petersen, Carlo Petroni, Bruce Day, and Harry Hayward, Grimm Mason, Brian Bailey, Clyde Huyck, Bill Demorest. Wagner. Standing: Coach Ralph Coleman, Leon Criner, Dennis Straub shows fine form. 1961 SEASON S RECORD NORTHERN DIVISION FINAL STANDINGS Washington State Won 8 Lost 4 Pet. .667 G.B. Oregon State 8 6 .571 1 Oregon 6 5 .545 17. Idaho 6 9 .400 37, Washington 4 8 .333 4 Oregon State player races second baseman’s throw to first. TENNIS ▼ Oregon State’s 1961 varsity tennis team found as much opposition from the rain as they did from their scheduled foes. Four matches were rained out to limit the squad's opportunities for wins. The Beaver netters recorded six victories against five defeats including 4-3 losses to Oregon and Washington State. The disappointing season came to an end when the Beavers failed to defend their crown at the Far West tournament. There were sunny spots in the rain-filled season, however, as several individual and team performances stood out. The Beavers whipped Oregon in one match 5-2. Gorden Brynildsen. Dave Oehling. and Captain Bob Semon provided Beaver fans with some exciting moments and good play. Brynildsen and Oehling won the Far West doubles championship to garner a fine pair of trophies. Left to right, standing: Gordon Brynildsen, Clayton Smith. Captain Bob Semon. Roy Stangeby. Coach Irwin Harris. Kneeling: Dave Oehling. Dave Clements. Jerry Jay, Rich Ellerby. Netmen were rained out 253 1961 SEASON S RECORD OSU-8 0—OSU Rooks OSU-2 4 —Portland OSU-4 3—Oregon Dental OSU-3 4—Oregon OSU-1 6-Washington OSU —7 0—Willamette OSU-2 5—Whitworth OSU —5 0—Idaho OSU-3 4—Washington State OSU—5 1-Willamette OSU —5 2—Oregon Dave Oehling Gordon Brynildsen ROOK TENNIS ▼ Coached by former Beaver varsity player Dick Stafford, the 1961 Rook tennis team battled through their schedule undefeated. Two smashing victories over the Oregon Frosh highlighted the perfect season. Individual performances by Keith Baxter and Jeff Woodside were superb, and varsity coach Irwin Harris commented that these two players would be of immediate help to next year’s varsity team. Left to right, front row: Albert Allen, Sid Halse. Back row, Coach Dick Stafford, Keith Baxter, Jeff Woodside. Mike Smith, George Zimmer, Scott Foster. ROOK GOLF Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks Rooks 10 8 Albany High Corvallis High Albany High Clark College Oswego High Corvallis High Medford High Oregon North Eugene High Oswego High Hudson's Bay High Clark College Milwaukic High Oregon South Salem High Lebanon High 1961 SEASON S RECORD 15' 27, 16 8 167. 77, 167. 17, 12 3 117, 37, 57, 127, 97, 87, 57, 127, 67, 117, 117, 37, 13 2 127, 27, 37, 147, 117, 67, Kneeling, left to right: Kermit Kelling. Bob Wols-burn. Ron Fields, Richard Geddes. Rick Shields. Standing, left to right: Coach Jim Barratt, Jim Hickman, Phil Lorson, Dean Frischknecht, Ken Irwin. VARSITY GOLF Kneeling, left to right: Steve Schenk, Stewart Schroeder, Jack Rohrbough, Bill Aubry. Standing, left to right: Coach Vern Martin, Tom Carter, Tom Hamlin, Russ Swanson, Ken Leonard John Kerr. Left: Ken Loonard shows Ri0ht: Stewart Schroeder good form in warming up. makes successful chip shot. Beavers nab third in Northern Division tourney ▼ Coach Vern Martin’s Oregon State Beavers finished third in a field of five in the 1961 Northern Division tournament held at Eugene Country Club, but Beaver Captain Stew Schroeder was the class of the field for the second straight year as he walked off with medalist honors. Schroeder won the medalist honors with a 76+71 =147 score, four over par, edging out Gary Floan of Idaho and Don Clarke of Oregon who were one stroke back. Northern Division tournament results were Oregon, first with 599; Idaho, 613; Oregon State. 615; Seattle. 621; and Washington State. 641. In dual play, the Beavers won 7. lost 5. and tied 1. The letter winners include Schroeder, Tom Carter, Ken Leonard. John Kerr. Bill Aubry, Russ Swanson and Tom Hamlin. This was Martin's final year as golf coach, as he resigned to pay more attention to his golf driving range. Returning as head coach will be Jim Bar-ratt, OSU athletic business manager. DUAL MATCH RESULTS OSU 107. 17, Gonzaga OSU 97, 87, Willamette OSU 13 14 Oregon OSU 14 4 Washington OSU 67, 117, Seattle OSU 117, 67, Portland OSU 87, 97, Portland State OSU 10 8 British Columbia OSU 12 6 Gonzaga OSU 37, 147, Idaho OSU 9 9 Washington St. OSU 17 1 OCE OSU 6 21 Oregon 255 CREW Rooks are ready for another daily workout on the Willamotte. 256 Varsity Crew wins five VARSITY SEASON RECORD 1st Oregon State Oregon State Stanford University of Washington 2nd Long Beach State College UCLA Oregon State Oregon State 3rd use San Diego State College use Western Rowing Championships in Seattle Oregon State 7th Winning coxswain gets thrown into the water. Varsity Crew, kneeling, left to right: Ron Crawford. Fred Sterk. Pete Gordinier, Ken Dougherty. Standing, left to right: James Carruthers. John Hamstreet. Ken Gilbert, Mike Ox-borrow, Fred Smith. Rook Crew, left to right: Andrew Link, Karl Drlica, Val Ballard, Larry Flint, Chuck Emerick, Bill Ruzicka, Don Pearson, Larry Burke, John Castor, Don Jacob, and Gary Keen, Rook Managor. Rook Crew wins nine ▼ The Rooks showed promise for future years by defeating nine crews which included Long Beach State College, DSC (twice), San Diego State College, UCLA. Stanford (twice), and the Green Lake Rowing Association of Seattle. Their only loss was to the University of Washington crew, who represented the West Coast in the National Rowing Championships. Varsity strokes up the Willamette. Some of the activities of the Rowing Club included sponsoring intramurals for men and women, starting the University of Oregon in rowing, building a new dock and quonset hut, and rebuilding a double scull and coxless four. Probably their greatest accomplishment was raising the funds for the purchasing of a new $1,850.00 racing shell, which will be named “Cuthbert H. Smith, Jr.” in memory of a former oarsman who was killed in a car-train accident in Corvallis. Funds were also raised for the purchase of several single shells and for transportation expenses to the meets through advertising sales, slave auction, street numbering, and quonset hut building. 4-Man Rook Crew, kneeling, left to right: Gary Ray. John Kuzmanich, Tony Maskal. Standing, left to right: Jess Johnson, Dennis Searcy, Terry Parker. 257 Rugged rugby joins Beaver athletics ▼ Rugby became a new feature of the Oregon State sports scene this year. The first season's game schedule included University of Oregon, University of Washington and San Francisco Bay area teams. A penalty by a college soccer player in Rugby, England, was the inspiration for this sport. By violating the rules against running with the ball, the player showed how much more interesting soccer could be. Oxford and Cambridge formulated a set of rules for this ball-carrying soccer game, called rugby, and it became one of their major athletic events. Today rugby is one of the largest sports attractions in the British Commonwealth. Similarities between rugby and football are evident to most U.S. observers. The team consists of eight forwards, corresponding to football linemen, and seven backs. The object of the game is to gain control of the ball and Accurate passing and goal kicking are the strengths of a rugby team's attack. lateral to a back who may score by running or passing to a teammate. A rugby touchdown counts three points and is scored when a player forces the ball over the goal line. The extra point is scored by kicking the ball through the uprights and is worth two points. The only other scoring opportunities in rugby are field goal attempts, which count three points and can be set up by a forward pass or a fumble. Although blocking is forbidden, the game is one of the roughest of contact sports because of the lack of padded uniform. Shinbones suffer plenty in a scrum. The linemen attempt to heel the ball to their backs, outsido the circle. Intramurals and WRA Flag Football Phi Delta Theta, Intramural Flag Football Champion. From left to right, Row 1: Rich Wiest, John Glaisyer, Bob Baker, Jim Ballin, Jon Anderson. Row 2: Don Eichelberger, Jim Roehm, Pat Godsil, Jim Sehorn, Mike Dully, Hal Wcbor. Row 3: Nick Lampros (back), Pote Schwabonland, John Coleman, Tom Davis, Chuck Bally, Tom Black, Collie Martin, Larry Peterson. 260 Free Throw Phi Gamma Delta, Intramural Free Throw Champion. From left to right, Row 1: Brian Bailey, Doug Stahl. Row 2: Dave Long. Mike Eilers, Phil Lorson. Football sparks fall intramurals ▼ Phi Delta Theta regained the all-school flag football championship after a two year lapse by outscoring Tyr Mix Gar 21-0. The Phi Delt backfield was ladened with a group of speedsters led by Pat Godsil, last year's 100-yard intramural dash champion. Phi Gamma Delta posted the best team total in basketball free throws to cop the intramural championship. The team winner is determined by the highest number of successful throws out of the possible 500 attempts. Horseshoes Beaver Lodge, Intramural Horseshoes Champion. From left to right, Don Brockway. Bob Matzka, Charles Henderer, Ed Sigurdson. Dual Swimming ▼ Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Tyr llix Gar battled for the all-college championship in dual swimming, with the SAE's winning by a close margin. The turning point was the 400-foot freestyle relay which the SAE’s won, bringing them from behind to win the meet 25-21. Competition is held on the elimination basis. Organizations are paired off, and meets between two organizations held; the losing teams are eliminated from competition. Events consist of 100-foot freestyle, 100-foot backstroke, 100-foot breast stroke, 100-foot butterfly, the medley relay and the 400-foot relay. Tennis Singles Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Intramural Dual Swimming Champion. From left to right, Row 1: Dave Pahl, Joe Maylie, Jay Minor, Mac McKinnon, Dick Stroud. Row 2: Errol McKinney, Jerry Mason. Kent Kirkland. Rich Hemming, Gary Comer. Carl Wood, Robbie Fergusson, Brian Freeman. Volleyball Hui-O-Hawaii, Intramural Volleyball Champions. From left to right, Row 1: Mokton Vamasaki, Gordon Ching, Glen Spartacus Funamura, Clayton Iseke. Row 2: Lloyd Hisaka, Richard Pelfrey, Duke Dusay, Harold Iseke. Solomon Malani, Paul Miyasaki. ▼ Hui-O-Hawaii and Phi Kappa Tau faced each other for the all-school volleyball championship. The match went the full route for the best two-out-of-three games with Hui-O-Hawaii winning the final game 21-18. Games are fifteen points with a point being awarded on the change of serve as well as TENNIS Russel Wickwire, Phi Sigma for earned scores. Kappa; Intramural Tennis Singles Champion. Bowling Swimming champion: Tyr llix Gar; From left to right, Row 1: Bruce Hamilton, Bob Atwater. Row 2: Henry Lau, Bob Iwomura. T Tyr llix Gar became the 3rd independent swimming team since 1929 to win the all-college swimming meet. The team, led by butterflier Bob Atwater, splashed its way to 16 points and victory over Phi Delta Theta. Atwater, in leading his teammates to victory, won the 100 ft. butterfly in a time of 17.2 seconds and was a member of the winning medley relay team. Fraternity champion: Acacia; From left to right, Row 1: Les Shearer, Jay Romiti, Al Kasahara, Bruce Bjerke. Row 2: Dick Marosok, Davo Denny. Wayne Roberts, Del Remington. Winter Intramurals T An exciting heavyweight match between Dick Fulwyler of Theta Chi and Denny Pieters of Delta Upsilon capped intramural wrestling action in the finals held at Gill Coliseum. In overtime, Fulwyler scored two escapes and a takedown against Pieters' two point reversal to walk off with the heavyweight trophy. Six records were broken at the Intramural Weight-lifting Championships. Hui 0 Hawaii's Ray Michi-moto, 140 lbs. bodyweight, and Pi Kappa Alpha's Rich Halsten, 160 lbs. bodyweight, were repeating champions in their weight classes. Sigma Delta Psi members Stan Norton and Bob Foster. Basketball Mike Eilers passes off to set up teammate for an easy basket which contributed to the fabulous 51% shooting average that the Fijis shot in the championship game. Winter emphasizes team sports Paddleball Phi Gamma Delta raced to its second straight all-school A-League Basketball championship by clobbering independent champ Siegel Hagall 77-40. The Fijis controlled the game most of the way, using a fast break offense to pile up the highest team score this season in intramural play. The Fijis won nine games in a row to take the intramural championship. Beta Theta Pi's Paddleball team composed of Chuck Roe and Steve Flynn defeated Gar llix by winning two sets of throo games each to win the all-school Paddleball championship. Paddleball is played in the large handball courts and the rules are similar to to those of handball. Softball Intramurals Champion: llix llix llix. From left to right, Row 1: Ralph Hendrickson, Fred Heidt, Frank Benson. Row 2: Gilbert Langholfl, Douglas Ching. Greg Lancaster, Bill Williams, George Harper, Bob Lamb. Spring sparks sportsmen's spirit 264 ▼ Softball proved to be the most popular spring activity with almost 900 men from 60 campus organizations participating, llix llix llix beat Alpha Gamma Rho in the championship game 1-0. Beta Theta Pi won both the dual track competition and the All-College Track Meet. The Beta's beat the Phi Delts by five points in the all-college meet. Robert Reinhardt and Dick Speros captured the golf intramural championship for Tau Kappa Epsilon. Track Intramurals Champion: Beta Theta Pi. From left to right. Row 1: Bill Barnett. Dave Dukchart, Cecil Ira, Ed Murphy, Tom Buchanan. Row 2: Dave Anderson, Robin Shaylor, Davis Smith, Steve Flynn, Ted Marsh, Gary Gettmann. Golf Intramurals Champion: Tau Kappa Epsilon. From left to right: Robert Reinhardt, Dick Speros. Intramurals Champion: Sigma Alpha Epsilon. From left to right, Row 1: Bob Foster. John Bowman. Norm Schmokel, Jim Bone. Gary Bracelin, Mike Grimes. Barritt Neal, Steve Jones. Stan Norton. Row 2: Errol McKinney. Bud Ouinney. Homer Wood. Dave Richman, Tom Wyatt. Dick Needham. Will Trefrey. Fred Miller, Swift Torrenco, Gerald Olmstead. Terry McDowell. Bill Beveridge. Norm Hoffman. Jon Masterson,' Chuck Schmokel. Jim McKillop. Sigma Delta Psi Award Winners ▼ Sigma Alpha Epsilon took the Sigma Delta Psi award for the second year in a row. This trophy is presented to the living group whose members make the best collective effort in fifteen selected intramural events. Phi Kappa Psi won the all-school trophy in crew by outdistancing the SAE shell by V 2 lengths in the intramural finals. The crews for each shell consisted of four oarsmen and one coxswain. The race was held over a 600-meter course on the Willamette River. Phi Sigma Kappa won the intramurals tennis championship through the efforts of Russell Wickwire and Roy Skaggs. Intramurals Champion: Phi Sigma Kappa. From left to right: Russell Wickwire. Roy Skaggs. Tennis Crew Intramurals Champion: Phi Kappa Psi. From left to right, Row 1: Ray Johnston. Ron Kay. Row 2: Tony Tucker. Greg McOonald, John Margcson. 265 I6IA1TDI Executive Council T WRA Exec Council members are chosen in campus elections held each spring. Standing committee chairmen and interest group presidents comprise Legislative Council, which works closely with Exec Council. These councils. headed by Sandy O’Neal, establish standards. and plans, and coordinate all activities of WRA. Intramural Council, made up of representatives from each women's living group, is under the leadership of Pearl Kishimoto. The council encourages and coordinates group and individual participation in such activities as basketball, volleyball, tennis, swimming, badminton, bowling, pingpong and archery. President O'Neal. Sandy Treasurer Hoagland. Marlys Vice President Nelson. Reba Jo Intramural Manager Kishimoto. Pearl Secretary Larkins. Judy Extramural Manager Hunter. Nancy Legislative Council 266 ▼ Women’s Recreation Association is an organization designed for the social and recreational needs of campus women. The group, under the leadership of Exec, Leg and Intramural Councils, sponsors such activities as Co-Rec. sports playdays, intramural and extramural activities. Mothers’ Tea. WRA Awards Convo and interest groups such as Promenaders. Seahorses. Chin-tuckers and Orchesis. The organization is expanding every year, both in the scope of its program and membership. Orange 0. WRA service honorary, is composed of girls who have done outstanding work in WRA. Row 1: Meiko Yoncyama. Mary Ellon Bolt. Row 2: Bonnie Hall. Sue Briggs. Jan Bliven. Shirley Stoefller, Molly Houston. Row 3: Miss G. J. Masilionis. Roxanna Sprague. Jean Geiger. Wendy Dittes, Sandy Hug. Cheryl Jones, Sue Bradley. Mrs. Judith Winkler. Co-Rec Laughter is heard as unprofessionals take part in coed volleyball. ▼ It’s Friday night—Co-Rec again provides students with an opportunity to meet new girls and guys through participation in volleyball, swimming, dancing, pingpong, shuf-fleboard, and interesting games. Sponsored by WRA, Co-Rec is held at least once each term in the Women's Building. All campus students are invited to attend free of charge. Sue Briggs and Cheryl Jones were co-chairmen of this year's Co-Rec, aided by WRA members. A crowded swimming pool seemed to be the result of allowing the girls to wear their own swim suits rather than the uniforms supplied by the WB. The twist is popular with Jean Johnson and Norm Hoffman but Anita and Jim Eckerman stick to the conventional. 267 Spring track meet is highlighted by wheelbarrow races. Intramurals and Interest Groups Promenadcrs interest group performs for Mothers Weekend and other campus events. Sigma Kappa's covet crew race trophy. The basketball interest group participates in sports day. From left to right, Row 1: Judy Fv o. Sandy Morton. Lorna Roe. Patty Peterson. Carol Cooke. Sue Slezak. Sue Gill. Row 2: Kathy Gildea. Vickie Lightner, b nja Ebert. Pat Merritt.Tonya Roscoe.Sherry Graves. Linda Roe. Sandy Buxton. Diane Man-Chester, Sandy Bur.-is, Sheila Howard. Row 3: Donna Bergstrom. Linda Brogden. Sharon Summersett, Linda Davis. Kay Mills. Miss Masilionis. Molly Houston, Cheron Ruzek, Terry Gillis, Carole Boersma. Reba Jo Nelson. 269 Seahorses present watershow T ‘‘OSU Goes H2O was the theme of this year’s watershow presented by Seahorses, the synchronized swimming and water ballet interest group. Tryouts for this organization are held fall term, but a girl is not initiated until she has participated in a watershow. Creating their own props and costumes for this production requires the girls to have a range of artistic talent and sewing ability. Participation in fun-type swimming meets with similar organizations at other universities is also an activity of Seahorses. The members of Aquabats. swimming honorary, teach skills to aspiring members of Seahorses. LIVING GROUPS Panhellenic Council President McClarty, Judy Barnhart. Judy Andrews. Diane Hutchinson. Nancy Ouisenberry. Fifl Pugh. Margaret Fisher, Janet Lee. Joanno Lewis. Cathy Suter. Helen Boennighausen. S. Samuelson, M. Johnston, Prudio Young. Kathy Haines. Judy Laurhammcr. M. Rohrback. Sally Carter. Sue Kuhner, Lynn Mills. Kay Barr, Karen ▼ Panhellenic is an organization made up of one representative from each sorority on campus. They meet to discuss sorority standards, scholarship, social affairs and rushing. 272 Junior Panhellenic Council President Reeder. Carol Epeneter, Roberta Hoffman. Lea Wilson. Kay Spangler. Sally Palaske, Sue Allen. Sue Healy, Judy Scales. Joannic McLennan. Pat Smith. Bobbi George, Carolyn Worral. Pat Miller, Sue Eastham. Marianne Kolbcrg. Connie 8owcr. Lora ▼ Junior Panhellenic Council acts as the governing body for the seventeen sorority pledge classes. Its members share the experiences of respective “walk-ins, of the pledge banquet and other pledge activities. Inter-Fraternity Council ▼ The purpose of OSU’s Inter-Fraternity Council is to assist and formulate policy for the fraternity system. Decisions concerning rushing or any problems that affect the fraternity system are discussed and acted upon by the council. Its membership includes a representative from each of the thirty-one houses on campus. In addition to internal affairs the IFC annually sponsors the IFC Sing Mothers Weekend featuring competition between Greek living groups. This was the First year a trophy was awarded to the outstanding women's living group competing in the Sing. President Hamncr. James Davenport. James Crawford. Ronald Yeung, William Altick. Stephen Kelly. Richard 273 Stutz. Darvei Crowhurst. Hank Reitan. Erlend Schooley, Thomas Dummer, David Gustafson. Edwin O'Brien. Kenneth Butler. Gary Linstedt, K. D. Dalziol, Warren Nielson, Bill Gooding. David Boyer, Al McDermott. John Nordquist. Myron Rider. Ray Elliott. William Schenk, Steve Thompson. Leslie Nelson, David Posvar, Dean Holtz. Roger Kaser. Theodore Parkin. Neill Bankofier. Duane Inter-Hall Council President Sherman. Ernestine Barnhardt. Marcia Bower. Beverly Byers. Carolyn Carlstrom, Margaret Dick. Jackie Jo Fox. Jeri Geiger. Kay Hansen. Dottie Jones. Janet Kirkelie, Kay Lockenour, Beth Manipon. Gloria Martel. Lois Preston. Pat Riker. Dottie Sasaki. Sue Sawby, Charmaine Smith, Sue T ower. Diane Van Arsdale, H. Van Zyl. Phyllis Zimmerman. Mary 274 Co-Resident Council President Jaross. Jan Bochler. Barbara Butts. Beverly Mccuwscn. S. Dirksen. Rena Thompson. Lyn McKibbin. Janet Drinkard. Donna Bigham. Donna Lindquist. Phyllis Sccrcst. Nadine Bieler. Marycile Bentley. Gloria Hedden. Linda Oukrop. Sharon McKcnnoy. Lurlyn T The Council of Co-Resident Women, Inc. co-ordinates and studies policies for the three Co-Rec houses: Jameson. Winston and The Pines. This council is composed of four officers from each house and advisers Mrs. Van Richards, Co-Resident manager; Miss Rosemary Scott, assistant dean of women. Co-operative Managers’ Association ▼ Forty-eight fraternities and sororities comprise the Co-operative Managers’ Association which works together to effect savings in the purchasing of food supplies and various other merchandise. Each year the association refunds to its members the amount of money that is in excess of the operating expenses. This type of buying association is the oldest still operating in the United States. President Foster. Robert Adams. Paul Arntz. Leonard Ayers. Roger Bailey. Bruce Burdick, David Burnell. Tom Childs. Mary Courtney. Richard Davis. Linda Demorcst. Harry Fontaine. John n-jc Forsythe. Karen Gibson. Joan Grant. Fraser Gustm, Sara Haith. Gilbert Hanley. Mary Jean Hill. Lynn S. Hodson. Donna Holmberg. Joseph Ihle. Gary Johnson, Judy Kchrli. Lynn Lasher. Jim Lewellen, Robert Long. Keith McCarger. Dean McndiCino. John Mcrklin. LeeAnn Mitchell. Gayle Murphy. Edward Peterson. Sue Peura. Bonnie Rauhauscr. William Roth. Judy Russell. Robert Schreibcr. David Seelye. Norman Skinner. Shirley Sweet. Patty Tcrwilliger, Richard Viuhkola. Lois Co-operative Students Council President Dominick. Floyd ▼ The Co-operative Students Council is composed of the president and a representative from each of the eleven co-operatives on campus. Its purpose is to unify the co-operatives and represent them on campus. The council does this through its ASOSU Senator and various committees. At its regular meetings, problems and points of interest to the co-operative student are discussed. In addition, inter-co-operative social activities are arranged by the social chairmen of all the co-operative houses. 276 Jones, Janet Brockway. Don Aaserude. Bob Ruby. Vi Simon. Ken Hundley. Gary Wheeler. John Drinkard. Donna Jaross. Jan Vorderstrasse. V. Markoff. Judy Haffner, Bob Moody. Le Ann Ofllesby. Pat Willis. Barry Inter-Dorm Council ▼ Inter-Dorm Council includes council officers and presidents of the men's dormitories. The university recognizes IDC as the student policymaking organization for the men’s residence halls and points out that each living group in the men’s halls is responsible to and for the council. The purpose of this council is to coordinate activities common to the men’s dormitories and to represent the dorms in any matters affecting their members. McCieiian. Gary 277 Gregg. Phil Lockwood. Lynn Fischer. Tom Pearson, Ross Pankratz. Loren Wick. Harold Hiuro. Al Oba. Richard Fischer. Dave Fawkes. Gordon Bullock. Marv Husband. Jim Baker. Sam Reynolds. Neil Likens. Fred Tinsclh. Don Kock. Mike Badger. Rod Ismert. Larry Lowe. Robert Wolgamot. John Rohrback. Dan Mason. Jim Larson. Keith McNair. Roger Dal Ciclo. William Lundgren. Dick Howells. Gary Alpha Chi Omega 310 North 26th 278 President Aldridge. Bette Housemother Matresse. Mrs. Hazel Class of 62 Penrose. Jean Arruda. Carolyn Aunc, Joyce Carlson. Linda Ellis. Judy Wendt. Judy Essig. Janet Hansen. Karen Holmann. Anne Hyde. Martha Kiesz. Elaine Lea. Sonya MintO. Martha Ransom. Sharon Stone. Louise Travis. Linda Viuhkola. Lois Class of '63 Casey. Karen Andrews. Diane Baker. Nancy Berry. Janice Burchell. Sue Comini. Susan Girod. Judy Hutton. Kathy Jacobson. Sheryl Long. Linda Meyer. Judy Nelson. Marni Pyle, Donna Quisenberry. Fifi Richardson. Carol Robertson. Carol Stickney. Kay AXQ ▼ Alpha Chi's began a year of honors and activities when Mary Lee Scoville was selected as Paw-Paw queen. Other reigning beauties were Jan McIntosh, sweetheart of Sigma Chi finalist; Jean Minto. Betty Coed finalist; and Linda Travis and Jean Pylman who tied for Pi Kappa Alpha Dream Girl. Linda was also Homecoming queen finalist and Jean was selected as a Daughter of Minerva. Louise Stone was Hawaiian Luau queen and senior class vice-president. Busy in other campus activities were Jean Minto as MU Talent Committee chairman and Diane Andrews as Pan-hellenic vice-president. Jean Penrose, International Farm Youth Exchange student to Israel, and Anne Hoffman, a member of Student Board of Reference, were both Mortar Board girls. Class Of '64 Ahlquist. Judy Ball. Marilyn Bishop. Kay Branaman. Dixie Collin. Joyce Cottell. Angela Fitch. Carolyn Gish. Maroic Hall. Bonnie Kraft. Marjorie Logan. Judi McCulloch. Sandy Minto, Jean Minty. Jimi 279 Morast. Jo Pylman. Jean Reed. Mary Lois Schlegal. Janet Sturgis. Sue Ann Sykes. Laurelce Class of ■65 Carlson. Cory Girod, Jan Guerin. Cheryl Harvey. Pcooy Hope. Barbara McIntosh. Jan Kienle. Dona Knight. Sharon Lemon. Linn Lindsley. Sue Rader. Betty Scales. Jeannie Schild. Linda Schanno, Sue Sciuchetti. Caryl Scovillo. Mary Lee Shaffer, Linda Sicgenthaler. Chris Smith. Janet Steinleld. Barbara Torrey. Sheryl Yoakley. Julie Alpha Delta Pi ▼ ADPi's launched the year with a successful rush and introduced their new pledges to the campus at a “Presents Tea, the first of this type given on the campus. The formal dance, “Diamonds in the Snow, was presented in honor of the pledges and Tom Mitchell, Theta Chi, was chosen as Diamond King. Janet Fisher served as associate editor of the Barometer, general chairman of Matrix Table and is a member of two honoraries. Rose Bennett, campus life co-editor of the special Gazette Times welcome edition, was appointed OSU Senate Chaplain. The ADPi’s were not lacking in beauty as Ann Reed captured the titles of Miss Corvallis and Dearest Girl of Phi Kappa Sigma. 280 The 1961-62 ADPi Pledge Class President Griggs. Susan Housemother lofstrom. Mrs. Ruth Class of 62 Burian. Sharon Fisher. Janet Hachler, Gloria Class of 63 Bennett. Rose Child. Mary Cruzan. Kathleen Dawson. Judy Pemberton. Edna Raub, Kathleen Reed. Ann Ripken. Elsbeth Wicks. Sharon Bailey. Glenne Buck. Sylvia Chappell. Jane Eiscnbarth. Jac'lyn V V $ AAn 281 Kleiner. Elaine Mazanec. Barbara Smith. Kathryn Class ol '65 Bcvandich. Sheila Bonfietd. Andrea Borgefeldt. Judi Byington. Eloise Chartrcy. Rebecca Hensgcn. Carolyn Hohnstein, Linda Long. Lorraine Pitardi. Sallie Read. Karen Rhoades. Gloria Schweigert. Diane Smith. Mary Smith. Sally Starrett. Virginia Sturmer. Anne Wymore. Jane Alpha Gamma Delta 360 North 26th 282 President Hixson. Dottie Housemother Stiverson, Mrs. Z. Class of '6P Cooper. Elizabeth Doty. Carole Holzmeyer, Florence Hope. Rose Ellen Lee. Penny Maes. Toni M. Visse. Joan Walker. Kathy Woodring. Carolyn Wrolstad. Judy Class of ■63 Bruck, Sharon Byland. Tori Davison. Lila Fries. Lorraine Grant. Nancy Johnston. Kathryn Jones. Mimi Laney. Judy Maclnnes. Pam Marks. LaVonne McCarl. Bonnie Pearson. Lesley Peterson. Susan Pugh. Margaret Samek. Rose Marie Terry. Mary Tunzat. Jackie ▼ Thirty-four princesses were introduced by the Alpha Gams at their annual Princess Ball honoring this year's pledge class. This was the largest pledge class on campus. With so much woman power, the girls went to work to win honorable mention in the Homecoming sign contest. Busy on campus were Jackie Tunzat. Lila Davison and Barbara Wallace on Homecoming committees ... Connie Paulsen in Talons. Margaret Pugh as chairman of the Junior ClassSpa-ghetti Feed ... Lorraine Fries as chairman of the ArA MU Dance Committee ... Judy Larkins as WRA secretary . . . Dottie Hixson as sergeant-at-arms of AWS. Campus publications can thank a number of Alpha Gams for their support. Florence Holz-meyer and Margaret Pugh were editor and assistant editor respectively of the Senior section of the Beaver and Linda Lowe was a member of the living group staff. The Barometer also had help from Barbara Wallace, staff writer and night editor, Sharon Bennett, reporter, and Kathy Shutter, business office secretary. Wallace, Barbara Wickstrom. Carol Yantti. Jano Long. Sharon Class of 6 Batchelder. Lee Bennett. Sharon Byers. Karen Campbell. Janet Crowell. Rose Mary Eichman. Sandra Herrick. Jolene Higgins. Julie Karns, Loyce Larkins. Judy Lenhart. Anne Lowe. Linda Lyle. Lawauna Paulsen. Connie Povey. Nancy Ross. Kay Shutter. Kathy 283 Stairet. Marcia Tilton. Donna Torrey. Joanne Wade. Margaret Wilcox. Elaine Class of '65 Alexander. Sandy Bailey. Sharron Bartels. Donna Brown, Janice Buchanan. Patty Buxton. Sarah Chapman, Sandi Chase. Kit Dcvcrell. Ann Donning. Joan Drake. Jackie Groves. Mary Gustino, Sandy Hattorson, Shirley Kittredgc. Marie Martin. Ginny McCormick. Janet Miller, Sue Orr. Ginny Schnell, Jeralyn Will, Bonnie Young. Carolyn Zinn. Linda Alpha Omicron Pi 2435 Harrison ▼ The AOP’s began their busy year of service and fun with the annual house dance honoring the pledges fall term. The pledges later that term gave a Christmas party for Farm Home children. 284 Prcudcnt Streamer. Linda Housemother Lydig. Mrs. Closs of 62 Duvall. Marilyn Gonycr. Gloria Lee. Jeanne Kangas. Kathryn Closs of 63 Clark. Carol Dilworth. Deanna Etter. Rachcllc Gardner. Bev Glodt. Barbara Lightner. Vicki Macy. Reata O'Brien. Kathleen Peura. Bonnie Preiner. Julio Rajnus. Karen Schneider. Carolyn Other combinations of service and fun were found throughout the year by Madi Smith, a Little Sister of Minerva; Judy Friborg. Vicki Lightner and Lorna Rae, members of Seahorses; and Jan Allison, a member of Alpha Lambda Delta and Talons. AOPi’s continued their outstanding work in the musical field with Bev Gardner and Karen Rajnus in Euterpe and several members in Madrigal and Choralaires. Kathleen O’Brien was in Orchesis. This fun-filled year of service was climaxed by the last house dance. Jacqueminot Ball. honoring the seniors. Aon Taylor, Jo Walter. Barbara Woodley. Joan Class of '64 Borflcn, Sandra Allison. Janet Anderegg, Barbara Crabtree. Janet Crook. Karen Cameron, Kari Cruickshank. Karen ooc Folston. Nancy Friborg, Judy Hall. Shari Jackson. Bev Lee.Joanne Mushalik. Kaye Nelson. Diane Smith. Madetyn Sager. Myrt Stolen. Barbara Swanson. Oixio Thompson, Deanna Cannon. Rosalie Class of '65 Cline. Marion Hamm, Nancy Hyde. Pam Kenyon. Marcia Abel, lynette McLennan. Pat Roe. Lorna Turner, Carolyn Uchytil. Jean Wheeler. Diane Whiting. Joyce Sharp. Vcrnisa Stuart. Mary Alpha Phi 357 North 23rd President Felbrick. Laura Class of'62 286 Bane. Lucy Barnhart. Judy Boe. Merrie Ellen Boo. Karen Conley. Linda Hunnel. Andrea Jensen. Nancy McClarty. Judy Rosenbero. Sandra Rynerson. Pat Smith. Barbara Class of '63 Cherverton. Loraine Culbertson, Karen Eggers. Merry Lee Elliott. Sallic Everest. Gail Farnham. Jean Lamb. Charell Schmiedt. Merna Vergeer. Tonie Wolcott. Lee Sutcr, Helen Class of '64 Burchell. Linda Donovan. Kathy Elkins. Diane Hammerstad, Lynne ▼ Besides winning first prize for decorations in the AWS Nickel Hops the Alpha Phi’s were active on campus. Judy McClarty served as Panhellenic president assisted by Judy Barnhart as vice president. Gail Everest and Karen Culbertson were tapped by Angel Flight . . . Bunny Horner was chosen as a Daughter of Minerva ... Kathy Nelson was Sweetheart of Sigma Chi... Suzanne Scotland was selected Little Colonel and was a finalist for Moonlight Girl of Phi Sigma Kappa and Sweetheart of Sigma Chi. Ann Taylor served as secretary of Talons and Ruth Ann Hartley was on the Beaver staff. Hartley. Ruth Ann Heigel. Patsy Holmes. Nancy Horner. Maureen Ivari, Norma Jager, Sherry Johnson. Sue Kcmnitz. Jo-Anne Lukas. Laura Moss. Janet Petty. Pat Saunders. Judy 287 Slcib. Sara Taylor. Anne Warner. Christ Class ol 65 Baronz. Terry Bower, Lora Buck. Mary Ann Dodd. Jerry Sue Ellwood. Bonnie Foster. Georgieno Gallagher, Margaret Hogan. Kathleen Jameson. Linda Madsen, Linda Moyle. Sharan McCartney. Suo Nelson. Kathy Noble. Suzi Ploghoft. Marsha Ramsdon, Carol Reichert. Terri Roe. Linda Scotland. Suzanne Simpson. Stephanie Wallace. Sue Alpha Xi Delta AHA 330 North 25th President Lyon. Norma Jean 288 Housemother McLean. Mrs. Nell Graduate Student Johnson. Janis Class of 62 Bjork. Linda Hamilton. Harriet Peete. Wilma Pippi, Dolores Richmond. Sheila Skinner. Shirley Class of '63 Curry. Sharon Louis. Cathy Nelsen. Sharon Class of '64 Bohnort. Sandi Burroughs, Kathryn Chandlee. Carolyn Fnedler, Kathleen Kricgcr. Judith Perry. Sandra Class of '65 Berndt. Marilyn Fleming, Kathleen Hahn. Su annc Fraley. Virginia Healy. Judith Richardson. Fran Tocdtcmeicr, T. Westering, Marilyn T Rally secretary. Seahorses, Angel Flight, Lamplighters and the OSU women's bowling team kept a number of the Alpha Xi’s busy this year. Grecian Gardens heralded the pledges at a dance in their honor fall term, and seniors were honored at a dance spring term. Desserts, exchanges, dances and parties occurred throughout the year. The Alpha Xi’s traveled to Portland with the new pledge class for the Orangemen’s first football game of the season and a dinner banquet at the Oyster Bar. 33 North 26th Coed Cottage ▼ Outstanding at Coed Cottage was academic work this year. Le-Ann Moody was outstanding freshman in B $. T and honored by Alpha Lambda Delta, as were Mary Zimmerman and Patsy Lundsteen. Promoting music appreciation in Euterpe were Ree Kofford and Margaret Gates. Contributing to Sigma Delta Pi was Vivian Locker. A Phi Chi Theta was Delores Rose. The Nickel Hops brought first prize in decorations to the girls. President Rubi. Vi Housemother McNeil. Luella Class of ‘62 Buxton. Sandy Fox. Jeralyn Girt, Carol Irwin, Judy Locker, Vivian Mowc. Carol Olson. Darlene Rose, Dolores Pitchford. Nadine A. Class of '63 Allison. Dixie 289 Gates. Marge Kofford. Wilma Rae Lais. Cathy Peterson. Carla Wachter. Jeanette Class of '64 Baker. Donna Baker. Norah Anne Berney, Barbara Cason.Jean Gilbertson. Doris Klcocr. Karlene Kleiber, Louise Lambert. Linda Lundsteen. Patsy Moody. LeAnn Naeole. Pauline Shimondle. Pat Smith. Linda Wcstphal. Joyce Williams. Lois Wooley. Bonnie Zimmerman. Mary Class of 65 Allison. Pat Doan. Shirley Garner. June Gildea. Kathleen Grass. Nancy Knechtel. Barbara Lang, Marian Morton. Judy Newton, Colene Stearns. Joyce Strebin. Linda Azalea House ▼ Azalea House stereophonic music won the tape recorder for their winning Homecoming sign in the women’s sweepstakes division. Bigwigs in student government were Ann Donaldson, Humanities and Social Sciences Senator; and Pat Ogelsby, Cooperative Students Council. Raking in the honors were Judy Ullman, Phi Kappa Phi, and President of Kappa Delta Pi; Martha Tu-bach, Kappa Delta Pi; Ann Donaldson, Euterpe, Mu Beta Beta President; Linda Seburn, Euterpe; Janet Jones, Omicron Nu Secretary; Ardis Henry, President of Aquabats; and Shirley Stoeffler, Orange 0. There was a “Date With An Angel, the fall term dance in honor of the new members. The Christmas Breakfast, and the winter term costume dance, plus a summer beach party concluded the year. 290 President Jones. Janet Housemother Higbee. Mrs. E. Class of 62 Cline, Mary Lou Donaldson. Ann Henry. Ardis Meyle. Sue Oglesby. Patricia Schaefer. Marilyn Tubach, Martha Ullman. Judy Wooten, Dixie Class of 63 Britton. Evelyn Hansen. Dorothy Hansen, Cristino Herrington. Portia Hubbard. Mary Ann Kahler. Sandra Lcchner. Nancy McLendon. Cara Parrick, Nancy Seburn. Linda Steele. Leanno Stoeffler. Shirley Class of '64 Anderson. Barbara Brownton, Carol Clum, Jan Cyrus. Kay Davenport. Mary E. Ellingson. Pat Johnson. Faye 291 Landauer. Glenda Mack. Marilyn McCall. Sherron Michalek. Marge Quinn. Jean Schukar. Marilyn Stone. Jeanne Van Calcar. Ncllio Class of 65 Buchanan. Gerri Coleman. Janet Conner. Judy Cranston. Patricia Davis. Judy Donnelly. Mary Edwards. Carolyn Fryer. Jeanne Hindes. Martha Jeffers. Carolyn Jones. Bonnie Klcgcr. Adele Krause. Marilyn Martin. Jean Merrill. Jane Piper. Sandra Post I. Sylvia Spires. Avis Stockstill. Joyce Townsend. Betty Traglio. Kay Chi Omega ▼ The year started off with a rush for the Chi O’s and what a rush-30 pledges worth—making it the largest women’s house on campus. There was no slowing down, for Homecoming brought a repeat performance of the novelty act which they had performed in last year's IFC Sing contest for the Homecoming Midnight Talent Show. Individually, the Chi O’s were represented in numerous campus events. Sigma Chi’s picked Kay Miller as a member of the Sweetheart court and Sherry Graves was on the Phi Sig Moonlight Girl court. Helen Murray was assistant chairman of Homecoming as well as being a member of Phi Kappa Phi, scholastic honorary. Sandy O'Neal was president and Reba Jo Nelson was vice president of Women’s Recreation Association. Sandy was also president of Phi Chi Theta, business honorary, and along with Sheila Miles was a member of Mortar Board. Diane Dietrich was a Student Board of Reference member and Sue Smith was president of the home economics honorary, Omicron Nu. Chi O's claim membership in other honoraries representing music, dance, WRA, journalism, accounting, education and speech. 292 President Miles. Sheila Housemother Collins. Mrs. LeRoy Class of ‘62 Atlerbury. Judco Boennighausen. Susan Cheldelin. Verene Daly. Sharon Karker. Diane Ladd. Carolyn Marsh. Kathy Murray. Helen Nelson. Reba Jo Porter. Pam Powell. Sharon O'Neal. Sandra Smith. Susan Wright. Linda Class of ■63 Brown. Shirley Buckthal. Janet Cawlfield. Evelyn Diercks. Beverly Dietrich. Diane Ferris. Betty Geiger. Jean Held. Joan Kruger. Margaret Morton. Joella Ohmart. Judy Roach. Patricia Sawin, Virginia Sweet. Patricia von der Hcllen. Carol Class of 6 Alexander. Julie Burns. Sandy 8yc. Jo Ann XQ 2240 Van Buren In Memorium Judy Otterstrom Combs, Suzanne Finch, Susan Hinsvark. Rosemary Houston. Molly Gainer. Judy Golding. Karen Harden. Janet Hayden. Kathleen Hensey. Diane Irvin. Margaret Jensen. Diane 293 Jones. Cheryl Kirkpatrick. Kathy Mercer. Patricia Morse. Linda Murphy, lorcine O'Callaghan, lani Rogers. Laura Lynn Smith, Marilyn Tharp. Suzanne Wakefield. Betty Zweifel, Sandra Class of 65 Allen. Sue Barkhurst. Rosemary Bovey. Roberta Campbell. Suzanne Caspar. Margaret Edwards. Carolyn Fowler. Donna Geiger. Kay Gore. Sue Graves. Sherry Hudemann. Marjean Hudlow. Janet Istcd. Nanette Karker. Linda Klosterman. Elizabeth Lockwood. Susan Mikesh. Darcy Miller. Kay Morrison. Barbara Park. Lo Ann Rodonick. Marilyn Rose. Margaret 340 North 26th President Roe. Dorothy Housemother 294 Slattery. Mrs. Ida Class of '62 Allen. Sue Carlson. Catherine Johnson. Karen Kallberg. Joan Oucry. Judy Schwabe. Susan Shortridgc. Patricia Youngstrom. Joan Class of 63 Arnold. Jean Blair. Ann Clakins. Barbara Coflel. Marilyn Derry Janet Gibson, Joan Hauser, Judith Larson. Susan McGregor, Mary Murray. Nyla Samuelson. M. Smith, Linda White. Donna Woodry, Judith McKean. Bonnie Terway, Jerry Class of '64 Archibald, Ann v .m AAA ▼ Dancing up a storm down the fifty-yard line for Delta Delta Delta were varsity girls Sue Schwabe and Joan Arnold and Rookess Delores Copley. Joan Arnold and Rita Moody were Daughters of Minerva, Mary Lou Jameson was a Betty Coed finalist. ‘61 pledge class picked “Pennies From Heaven at the dance in their honor. Pancake flipping ranked high in activities as the girls boosted the scholarship fund at their annual Pancake Breakfast. The Christmas party with the DU’s was a blast. The girls with the smarts received due reward: Mortar Board. Joan Kallberg; Alpha Lambda Delta. Barbara Baur; Phi Chi Theta, business honorary, Donna White; and Sigma Delta Pi, Ann Blair. Bauer. Barbara Bowerman. Peggy Brookshire. Betty Brown. Carol Burr. Edna Carter. Carolyn Ekhotm. Judy Gallagher. Gail Gasperini. Jean Jameson. Mary Lou Jendrzejewski, Ann Martin. Judith Moody. Rita 295 Otncss. Margaret Peterson. Karol Rush. Elizabeth Smith. Judith Swenson. Candace Young, Nancy Bash. Judith C ass of 65 Clakins. Carol Carter. Jean Chandler. Susan Copley. Delores Eaton. Shirley Kearns. Valerie Blagcn. Barbara Kubik. Sharon McKean. Kathy Mitchell, Melinda Morfitt. Marilyn Pedley. Barbara Propst. Patricia Riley, Susan Shoop. Lucinda Spangler. Sarah Weaver. Janell Whittenburg. C. Winketman, Mario Wirak. Wendy Delta Gamma 404 North 23rd ▼ The women of Delta Gamma were firmly anchored in a sea of many house and campus activities. President Hise, Carlone 296 Housemother Skillcrn, Mrs. S. C. Exchange Student Hung. Jenny T. Class of 62 Blit?. Bambi Davidson. Nancy Hanley. Mary Jean Harbinsky, Sue Hawley. Jeanne Johnston. Prudio Kjomc. Kathy Poling. Kathy Class ot '63 Anderson. Paulino Auld. Kay Black. Sucllon Clark. Peggy Cummings. Gayle Flom, Julie George. Linda Grayson. Nancy Hoagland. Dario Hurd, Anne Lucas. Linda McDonough. Ann Robison, Mary Jeanne Hawley and Carlene Hise were tapped for Mortar Board. Sue Habinsky was president of the OEA campus chapter, and Linda George was president of the Campus Religious Council. Displaying their DG executive ability were Kay Auld as ASOSU secretary; Carole Ware, Junior Class Vice President; Linda Clark, Sophomore Class Secretary; Judee Rice. Freshman Class Secretary; and Marlys Hoagland, WRA Treasurer. Class of '64 Clark. Linda Cox. Karen Finkloa. Barbara Hoagland. Marlys Hyde, Judy Lear. Janet MacCaskill. M. Ann Manchester. Peggy McCall. Carol Ann McCoy. Karen Moir. Cynthia Monaghan, Bonnie Myrmo. Karen Parker. Sharon Peterson. Kristine Phillips. Pat 297 Salminen. Ilona Stolen. Karen Vaughan, Jana Wilson. Heather Wicks. Judy Class of '65 Bciswenger. Elaine Craig. Sue Erickson, Jeani Falk, Carrol Foster. Sue Harris. Sally Kammann. Nancy Kari. Ginny Merritt. Pat Morton. Sandy Murphy. Joan Ncuens. Lesley Palaskc. Sue Prichard. Pat Redlon, Molly Rice. Judee Ronald. Cathy Smith. Cheryl U’Ren, Kathy Wright. Paula Yockey. Kay Delta Zeta DZ's portray sunny reflectionns on the joy of outdoor eating. ▼ Jack-o'-lanterns greeted every Greek living group on Halloween, courtesy of the DZ’s. Each pumpkin was individualized by the Greek letters to form the jack-o’-lantern face. Maralyn Lewis and Christine Long were chosen sen-298 ior women of achievement by the American Asso- ciation of University Women. Maralyn served as pres- Presrtent Lewis. Wanda Sue Housemother Laycock. Mrs. 6. Class of 62 Glavoy. Nadine Kirk. Janet Lage. Judith Lewis. Maralyn McBride. Elisabeth Murray. L. Ann Stovall. Susan Wilcox. S. Jean Class of ■63 Collin. Barbara Lund Strom. Mary McCoy. Nancy Montgomery, M. Nichols, Sheryl Class of '64 Armentrout. S. Bayne. Sharon AZ 2311 Van Buren ident of the campus Oregon Home Economics Association. Christine is a member of Phi Kappa Phi, Scholarship honorary, and Kappa Delta Pi, education honorary. The Golden Lamp Ball was presented in honor of the pledges fall term. The winter term pledge dance was a big success with couples costumed as famous lovers. Hammond. Barbara Howard. Joan Lippert. Lynne McDonald. Annelte Morrow. Susan Olovson, Karen Roth. Judy Warner. Maryellen Young, Kathy Zielesch, Gail C ass of '65 Bell. Marcia Collins. Rosalie Fetterman. JoAnno Geist, Bertha George. Carolyn Giottonnini, Donna Lewis. Veda MacDonald. Robin Mikkalo, Karen Morrison. M. J. Nixon, Alice Ranslam, Judith Shoemaker. Jeanne Udell. Fay Gamma Phi Beta GAMMA PUI C« c tcc� ■ � •� . «« • ji 639 North 23rd 300 President Frasier. Carolyn Class of '62 Gilmore. Marilyn Kingan. Deborah Moss. Carol Ramberg. Gayle Calder. Sharon Roper, Lynn Smith. Sheryl Ward. Marcia Class of '63 Ackcrmsn. Carlynn Crowl, Catherine Dotson. Karen Grant. Shirley Haines. Judith Henkle. Virginia Johnson. Judith Matthies. Jill McCrary. Judith Miller, Elsie Class of '64 Barry. Marilyn Brice. Marilyn Darling. Katherine Daving. Linda r$B ▼ Anxiously waiting for the completion of their new house spring term, the women of Gamma Phi Beta turned their talents and energies to many campus activities. Homecoming received much attention as Kay Crowl, Marilyn Gilmore, Judy McCrary, Elsie Miller, Gayle Ramberg, Jill Matthies, Debbie Kin-gan, Judy Johnson, Ginny Henkle, Carlynn Ackerman held prominent positions in the activities. Sandy Lewis worked on the MU Christmas Party; Marilyn Gilmore, AWS Public Relations Chairman and Orange O: Sharon Calder, Mortar Board, Lambda Kappa Sigma, and Chairman of Student Board; Jean Miller, Prom Court; Judy McCrary, Phi Chi Theta. Beaver section editors were Becky Redding and Charlene Weaver, also in Alpha Lambda Delta. DeGrafl. Sue Hansel. Judith Hudson. Ginger Hyland. Kathleen Johnson. Carolyn Kellner. Loene Lanning, Rebecca Manchester. Diane Pindell. Ann oqi Redding. Rebecca Roth, Joy-Gay Smith, Macy Thomas. Sandra Waigren. Jane Weaver, Charlene C ass of 65 Woods. Suzie Bender. Laura Lee Dickman. Lori Eastham. Marianne Ellison. Linda Greco. Vicki Hcnrie. Diane Johnson. Terry Keller, Mary Lewis. Sandra Melville. Suzanne Minton. Carol Morrison. Shirley Orr. Elizabeth Putnam. Nadine Ritchie. Patricia Thom. Barbara Wagner. Judith Washburn. Ruth Woolsey. Bonmc Yundt. Elizabeth Hawley Hall ▼ Accomplishments from all corners of campus life were claimed by the women of Hawley Hall. Phyllis Van Zyl, president of the hall, was secretary of the Inter-Hall Council. Lonna Hixson served as the president of Shell and Oar. Hawley rated high in the beauty department boasting Shirley Sing, queen of the Rook-Soph-omore Picnic; Sherry Graves, finalist for Phi Sigma Kappa Moonlight Girl; and Kay Miller. Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Court. Promoting scholarship, the dormitory awarded a tuition scholarship for this year. Joyce Rogers displayed her sewing talents by taking first place in the Oregon “Sew it with Wool Contest. 302 President Van Zyl. Phyllis Housemother Workman, Mrs. E. Armbrustcr. Mrs. D. Graduate Student Mohasseb. Zeinab Class of '62 Busse. Sarah Calder. Sharon Frasier. Carolyn Gilmore. Marilyn Hixson. Lonna Roper. Lynn Hobble. Maroarct Kanda, Thelma Kingan. Debbie Moss. Carol Pereira. Aoncs Rambcro. Gayle Roccks. Bonnie Sawby. Charmain Smith. Sheryl Ward. Marcia Class of '63 Ackerman. Carlynn Burhll. Linda Crowl. Kay Dotson. Karen Eakin, Brenda Grant. Shirley Hamcs. Judy Hcnkle. Virginia Hutcheson. Marjorie Hutchinson. Patsy Johnson. Judith The girls donned their best rags and hobbled to the Pauper's Hop. fall term house dance. Several firesides were held during winter term. During January Hawley's special project concerned the Children's Farm Home. Hawley Hall J ii Jefferson Way Lo Pera, Bonnie Lessler, Linda McRorey. Maureen Matsumura. Joan Matthics. Katharine Miller, Elsie Nolziger. Mary Preston. Patricia Rogclstad. Claire Sartor. Jean Sawby. Annetta Yamada. Carolyn Class of '64 Barry. Marilyn Pauman. Judith Beed. Mary Ellon Bigler. Bernice Blodgett. Janet Bomengen, Brenda vvW Brice. Marilyn Carlislo. Sharon Conboy Oottie Connolly. Jill Darling. Katherine Daving. Linda DcGrafl. Kathryn Duvall. Sheri Ednie. Jo-Ann Estipular. Cara Feustel. Nancy Freeman, Fran Gleason. Nedora Hansel. Judith Harding. Linda Herland. Ha Howard. Sheila Hudson. Ginger Hyland. Kathleen Johnson. Carolyn Johnson.Janice Johnson. Marcia Kaiser. Pamela Kellner. Loene Lanning, Rebecca McKee. Linda McKevitt. Patricia Manchester. Diane Matsen, Karen Nixon. Kathy Peterson. Carol Hawley Hall 304 Pindoll. Elizabeth Pollard. Carole Redding. Becky Riker. Dorothy Roth. Joy-Gay Ross. Susan Sager. Myrtle Sing. Shirley Smith. Jerilyn Stevens, Kayron Swim. Glenda Thomas. Jacquelyn Thomas. Sandra Tradewell. Sarah Tsuruda. Maxine Walgren. Jane Weaver, Charlene Wcrlcn. Marie Wesson. Leonora Wong. Myrna Class of '65 Aona. Virginia Anderson. Sharon Armstrong. Sandy Barnhardt, Marcia Bartholomew. G'ine Batchelder. Patricia Beckman. Judith Bell, Diane Bolter. Gail Boyd. Janet Brian. Louise Bristol. Charlene Brockman. Joan Brown, Sandra Button. Nancy Bushncll. Judyann Butler, Glena Calef. Tandy Carlson, Margaret Cathcrman. Caila J. Cesare. Mary Chapman, Sandra Charjicr. Anita Chase. Carolyn Cole. Carolee Cressman. Patricia Dial, Linda DiCkman, Kathy Dodd. Jerry Hawley Hall Doherty. Elizabeth Duncan. Dorothy Eastham. Marianne Ebeling, Ardabeth Ellison. Linda Eiscnbach. Peggy Erhardt. Linda Pick. Eileen Forrest. Lynn Fronk. Vicke Fuller. Joyce Garcia. Margaret Geist. Carroll Graves. Sherry Greenshields. Pam Greenwood. Barbara Gross. Janice Grubbs. Mary Guthrie. Gwen Hall. Linda Hall. Susan 305 Harle. Judith Harman, Marcia Harrang. Carolyn Hazclrigg, Carol Heider. Linda Henrie. Dianne Hermanson, Phyl Hildebrandt. Pamela Holm. Joan Houston. Jeannette Hussong. Donna Hyke, Carolyn Janvrin. Rosemary Jolma, Beverly Kallgren, Linda Kallunki. Janet Keller. Mary Kemhus. Kay Kerns. Betty Kessler. Audrey King. Linda Kinsley. Judith Knioht. Mary Ann Krupicka. Rose Kruse. Carol Lane. Jean Lapins. Vicki Lewis. Sandra Hawley Hall 306 Livermore. Lynne Landon, Margaret Larsell. Sharron Lister, Sandra Long. Jerri McCall, Margaret McCartney. Sue McCuen. Oiane Macklin. Darlene Madzier. Marilyn Martilla. Pat Matthews. Verna Mearns. Billee Miller. Carol Miller, Helen Miller. Linda Miller, Sharon Miller, Vivian Mochcl. Alice Moe. Carol Moeller, Verna Monaco, Karen Montgomery. Gale Moore. Betty Morss. Merry Anne Munson. Denise Nagaishi. Amy Nerison. Lana Northern. Judy Olsen. Mary Olson. Nancy Ongstad. Carole Orr, Elizabeth Overholtzer, Lee Park. LoAnn Pedley. Barbara Pike. Merilcc Plympton. Sally Port. Marilyn Prentice, Christine Prichard. Veda Ramsay. Donna Rankin, Barbara Richardson, Helen Richardson. R. Robertson. Ardith Rogers. Joyce Ronsin. Lynda Schild, Linda Hawley Hall Scramstad. Jean'te Scamster. Linda Scrrcs. Ruth Shimmon. Dianne Siegner, Dianne Simonson, Marlene Sohler, Lynn Smith, Robin Smith, Sherry Sprowls, Lillie Starkweather. Carol Starr. Margaret Stephens. Norma Stephenson. Crystal Stephenson.Dorothy Stilwell. Sharon Stonoman, NorDcllo Takenaka. Ins Taylor. Zada Thede, Shirley Thomas. Karen 307 Thomsen, Kristi Tobiasson. Sharon Trorey. Sharon Tucker. Mary Lou Turner. Jamea Ulsh, Susan Van Volkinburg. M. Wagner. Judy Ward. Mary Washburn. Ruth Wavra. Carol Welsh. Audrey Westphal. Patty Will. Bonnie Williams. Sara Wilson. Leslie Winder. Wanda Wmkclman. Marie Witham, Kathleen Wittwer, Kathleen Wright. Barbara Wright. Vicki Wright, Virginia Yamamoto. Nora Yoshihara. Jeannic Youde, Kathleen Zahar. Erma Zinn, Linda Jameson House ▼ Musicians, students, leaders... all found themselves a welcome home at Jameson House. For example, Ruth Shepardson was a member of Choralaires . . . Donna Drinkard was in Lambda Kappa Sigma, pharmacy honorary . . . Marycile Bieler was a member of Student Board of Reference . . . Gail Baird was a Talon . . . and Sharon Norris and Glenda Ebert were members of Seahorses. 2500 Monroe Interhouse cooperation was rewarded by winning the intramural volleyball championship in the consolation bracket. 308 President Drinkard. Donna Housemother Dick. Mrs. Skillcrn Class of '62 Caldwell. Rosalie Norris. Sharon Class of 63 Bentley. Gloria Bieler. Marycile Bigham, Donna Clark. Carolyn Secrcst. Nadine Class of '64 Baird. Gail Bowcrman, Jean Brandt. Mary Rose Gibbons. Arlene Green. Della Hickcox. louene Kapuscinski. Wanda Knauf, Darlene Lindquist. Phyllis Noll. Loretta Oxford. Linda Rotter. Ida Shepardson. Ruth Wade. Brenda Class of '65 Baker. Ann Dominick. Marilyn Ebert, Glenda Eskelson. Linda Ford. Connie Pryor. Martha Roedigcr. Sherry 3003 Harrison Zeta Tau Alpha T The Zeta's had little trouble finding a mantelpiece for their new house. The women’s first place trophy for the Homecoming sign contest fit nicely. Also a product of fall term was the international air contributed by Jerry Hung, the Panhellenic exchange student from British Hong Kong. Zeta’s were busy on campus, too. Karen Barr was secretary of the Nickel Hops; Linda Davis, a member of Seahorses: Marty McFetrige, a council member of International Friends; Jane Whitcomb, Orchesis; Edianne Herndon, a Talon. Housemother Smith, Mrs. Linton President Whitcomb. Jane Class of 62 Kyte. Kristi Class of 63 Anoovc. Patricia Barr. Karen Oavis, Linda Hunter. Lavon Surclift, Erica Worral. Patricia Class of '64 Herndon. Edianne McFctndgo. Marty Mitchell. Barbara Class of '65 Bartels, Judy Bucller. Diane Dohorty. Elizabeth Frost. Carol Gross. Noratee Hermanson, Phyl Holmes. Diantha Hung Tung Yuk. Jenny Mochcl. Alice Popenoe. Jean Sorensen. Sharon Kappa Delta 305 North 25th 310 President Williams, Joan Housemother Terhune. Mrs. E. Class of 62 Krell, Nina Mayers. Sara Mcola. Oianc Parker, Linda Williamson, Mrg. A. Wright. Patricia Class of '63 Bishoprick. Karecn Collard, Diane Ford. Barbara J. Jirel, Julie Rohrback. Sally Russell, Paula Class of '64 Ashton. Rita Brobst. Nancy ▼ Diamonds are a girl's best friend, was proved by the girls of Kappa Delta as they found a full year of activities brought many rewards. Fall term, sparked by the pledge dance Deep Purple, had the KD’s preparing their annual Homecoming buffet for alumnae and the annual Christmas party. Jan Hayes was a member of the debate team and received forensic honors; Margaret Ann Williamson was in Phi Kappa Phi, Kappa Delta Pi and secretary of Campus Religious Council; and Joan Williams was secretary of house presidents’ council and second vice-president of Phi Chi Theta. The year was climaxed by the spring term formal honoring their seniors. Class of 64 Carroll. Karon Coflyn. Marrily Glenz. Judith Gustin. Sara Hayes. Janan Hoffman, Barbara Livingston. Jo Ann Reed. Janet Schmit . Judith Singmastcr. Carol Stollar. Edith Westfall. Ann 311 Wilson. Mary Ellen Meek. Helen Class of ■65 Collard. Stephanie Elio. Onnota Fox. Susan Hill. Kathleen Ingram. Dorothy Johnson. Mary Anna Krell. Donna laurance. Pamela Liesegang. Jan Lindloy. Carol Loomis. Coralie McLeod. Barbara Reeder. Carol Reid. Judith Salisbury. Diana Shryock, Ann Sisler, Nancy Stuart. Mary Vance. Roberta Williams, Veda Wilson. Adde Keeling. Melinda M. Kappa Alpha Theta 145 North 21st 312 President McQuaid. Patti Housemother Meservey. Mrs. B. Class of'62 Adams. Jeannette Atwood. Judy Bartclls, Jenny Baumgartner. Susan Laurhammcr. Mary Richardson. Lynn Snell. Robin Sullivan. Kathy Young. Judy Class of 63 Arnett. Marilyn Baolcy. Sally Bartlc. Ruth Bates. Lmda Bradley. Sue Coleman. Sydney Forsyth. Karen Grizzle. Nancy Johnson. Sue Kennedy. Kathy Long.Lynda Miller. Penny Pollncr. Susan Snell. Madelyn Treichler, Deanne � KA© ▼ Theta kite flew high with Venesa White as Talons President and AWS Secretary; Kathy Kennedy contributing to the Barometer as society editor. Ruthie Bartle was Beaver Office Manager while Judy Atwood became Mortar Board President. AWS Treasurer and Orchid of Sigma Pi. Mortar Board also tapped Patti McQuaid. Other representatives of beauty and talent were Kathy Crawford, Betty Coed Court, and Judy Young, Homecoming court. Adding to the activity calendar were Marilyn Arnett and Judy Young, varsity rally; Janet Young, rook rally; Mary Settergren was appointed to Panhellenic, which rounded off the year. Truax, Sharon Willman, Karen Class 0 64 Bremer. Barbara Britton. Barbara Brogden. Sally Crawford. Kathy Fichter. Dyvon Gibson, Judy Henderson. Penny Johnson, Jan Johnson. Jane Johnson, Jean Kcrwin. Stevie McQuaid. Susan 313 Reid. Diana Richardson. Joan Schaiblc. Linda Scott. Susan Settergren. Mary Swearingen. Suo While. Venesa Class ol 65 Astle. Jano Baolcy. Susan Bolter. Gail Busey. Marsh Friedrich. Mary Frances Gerlach. Janet Harris. Lael Henderson. Janet Holman. Diane Kamphcnborg. Judy Kolberg. Connie Labbe. Leslie Larson. Louiso Mason. Oonna Prentice. Chris Robb. Susan Robbins. Susan Smith, Torry Todd. Barbara Turncr. Jamea Young.Janet Kappa Kappa Gamma 1335 Van Buren 314 President Martin, Judy Class of '62 Altpetcr. Barbara Bergen, Carolyn Dolby. Joan Farrell. Susan Gaylord. Mary Gclsinger, Ann Mabry. Joan Mann. Janet McDonald. Barbara Molldrcm, Dianne Parks, Phyllis Pattcron, Janice Roussclle. Vaiario Sell. Joan Shepard. Shirley Sturh, Susan Sumner. Carol Thomas. Mari-Jewel Class of '63 Beardsley. Janet Branson. Sharon Button. Kitty Carter, Susan Cork, Karen Hanson. Susan KKT ▼ Keys unlocked the door to honor for the Kappas. Christie Murray was crowned Homecoming Queen. Jackie Travis reigned as Betty Coed as well as contributing her talents to the varsity rally. Carrie Case chimed in as part of the rook rally. More honors were received when Carol Sumner was named ASOSU Senate Secretary. Susan Carter represented the students of education in the senate and Jane Carter was Sophomore Class Vice President. Carolyn Bergen, AWS President, and Barbara Altpeter, ASOSU 2nd Vice President, were both tapped by Mortar Board. Community projects were house philanthropic projects, plus the homecoming buffet for alumns and friends sparkled with enthusiasm. James. Jill Merklin. Lee Ann Murray. Christie Nibler. Jerri Odmark. Susan Rcilmg, Linda Zielinski. Lorna Class of 64 Bennion. Lora Carter. Jane Craig. Marilyn Davis. Karen Enders. Tanya Gales. Susan Hammitt. Maggie Jenkins. Priscilla Johanson. Karen 315 Mayer. Susan Myers. Carla McGregor. Kathy Neilson. Shirley Pederson. Kaarcn Richardson. Janice Travis, Jackie Vogt. Ann Wald. Karen Weiblo. Rayma Weise. Linda Yoder. Kathleen Class of 65 Austin. Nancy Blake. Pat Case. Carrie Frahm. Sally Hansen. Karen Hazelriog. Carol Kerns. Botty Jean Lmdberg. Karen Maxwell. Karon Maylie. Jan Neilson. Elizabeth Norin. Gail Parks. Jane Parks. Martha Reed. Zelma Reichle. Karla Rowe. Valorio Snyder. Judy Spruill. Susan Thompson. Janet Wilson. Kay 3002 Harrison 316 President Gibson. Kathie Housemother Smith. Mrs. Ruby Class ol '62 Adams. Nancy Briggs. Sue Epps. Deo Goellcr. Sue Greene. Sheryl Greenfield. Thelma Jones, Sandra Keema. Carol Keudell. Barbara Lindbloom. Carol Paslcy. Chris RiCkson. Melinda Rogers. Pat Walker. Judy Warner. Pat Williams. Gail Class of '63 Batcheller. Virginia Bergrcn. Beverly Biggs. Donna Canatsey. Mary Ann Cook. Judy Hodson. Donna Hutchinson. Nancy Johnson. Nancy Kisky, Karen Lay. Sharon Marquiss. Jan Myers. Sally Shaw. Sandra Class of 6 Anderson. Sandra Bailey. Kaye nB4 ▼ PI PHI’s arrow points toward many a scholastic, social, and campus activity honor this year. Sue Goeiler was a member of the Student Board of Reference and was also a member of Mortar Board. Judy Blair Walker was treasurer of Mortar Board. Nancy Adams was tapped for Phi Chi Theta and Jan Marquiss was the recipient of one of two national Pi Beta Phi scholarships. Patty Huffschmidt helped to boost school spirit by being on Varsity Rally while Mickey Pfouts did her share on Rook Rally. Patti was also the Talon representative for the house. Pi Phi's were well represented on the Homecoming Court by Pat Warner and Carol Lindbloom. The SAE's tapped Terri Rogers for Little Sister of Minerva. The annual Christmas party for the Farm Home was given and the children were entertained with songs and games. Bauer. Sharon Bennett. Babs BusiCk. Sarah Clarictge. Sally Duke. Marilyn French. Evelyn Huflschmidt, Pat Johnson. Ann Kuhncr. Lynn McFarlanc. Lots Morlan. Karen Mortensen. Carol Perry. Molly Ray. Carol Rogers. Terri Thomas. Pam Tweed, Tammy Warrington. Carol A. Webster. Beth Young, Carol Young. Julie Class 0 65 Bergstrom. Donna Bowles. Carolyn Eaton. Georgina Edds. Patricia Frank. Connie Frischknecht. Diane Geislcr. Barbara Gotlmann, Karen Harris. Ginger Hewitt. Barbara Hoftman, Loa Huey. Chnrlsio Mcmdl. Lynda Mcriam. Mary Ellon Moc. Carol Morlan. Linda Palmer. Margaret Paslcy. Carolyn Pfouts. Melissa Stcrba. Pat Trorcy. Sharon Sackett A ▼ What's college without serenades . . . dances . . . sunbathing! The Sackett A girls, under the leadership of President Jackie Dick and Talon Kathy West, won't know because they had their share of all of these. First came Homecoming and a first-place prize in the noise parade for one of the wings. The Christmas party was another fall-term red letter date as was the steak fry during spring term. Jefferson Way President Oick. Jackie Jo Housemother Kinsey. Mrs. Class of 162 Gilmore. Marcia Class of 63 Aydclott, Linda 8cgle. Bonnie Borden. Lynne Falk. Margaret Mitchell. Marianne Strupp, Patricia Will. Elaine Class of ■64 BerQhol . Barbara Boehm, Carol Brin. Janet 318 Cannon, Katherine Erickson. Ardis Gian . Geraldine Grayson. Janet Horine. Nancy Kaye. Glenda Kennedy. Rayahn Ladd.Judy Lime. Olive Parrish. Nancy Randall, Meredith Ryan. Valarie Taylor. Janice West. Linda West. Katherine Wilson. Carol Class of '65 Allen. Sharon Astle, Jane Bailoy. Sharon 8arnett. Robie Bates. Melanie Bender. Laura Bergstrom. Donna Bolland. Mary Breithaup. Mary Briggs. Karen Brizendine. Linda Bull. Judith Campbell. Suzanne Chisholm. Florence Daniels. Barbara Darmsted, Barbara Davis. Marilyn Nelson. Cheryl Noack, Nancy Oliphant. Diane Olson, Karen Perkins, Carol Pfouts, Melissa Pierce. Patricia Reichert, Terri Reichle. Karla Riley. Susan Risberg, Cathy Roth. Carolyn Rowe. Valeric Ruzek. Cheron Sitton. Judith Smith. Cheryl Spangler. Sally Stebbins, Meimda Stephens. Ricky Taintcr. Carole Thatcher. Mary Pat Wagner. Patricia Watson. Mary Whittenberg, C. C. Wilson. Kathryn Wirak, Wendy Wolden. Diane Young. Roberta Davis. Susan Dcckelman. Marilyn Dickman. Lorie Dilley. Marilyn Dumdi. Nancy Eaton. Georgina Edwards. Carolyn Eilertsen, Kristine Ellison. Linda Flint. Beverly Forsberg. Judith Forte. Jane French. Mary Alice Geiger. Kay Girod. Janet Hamm. Nancy Harris. Virginia Heard. Carol Hee. Aileen Hertz, Dorothy Huey. Charlsie Jameson. Linda Jclineo. Patricia Kamphenborg. Jud. Karker. Linda Kcphart. Nicole Klopfer, Linda Kolber, Connie Lankford. Delores Lindberg. Karen Malone. Patricia McCrca. Sharon Morrison. Shirley Neilson, Elizabeth 319 Sackett B ▼ “Oh no! My room’s on third floor, and with these well-known moans the women of Sackett B started another school year. By the middle of fall term the girls were in the swing of things and “Blue Indigo, fall term dance, was held. Spring fever came with a bang finding the girls out on the sundeck with a bombardment of water balloons from Tri llix. Jefferson Way 320 President Carlslrom. Margaret Housemother Castle. Mrs. Vivian Class of '62 Ballew. Virginia Couoy. Sheila Ford. Eleanor Kearney. Juanita Leonard. Janet Markee. Jcraldinc Sinko. Mary Class of '63 Archibald. Edith Bateman. Pamela Besscy. Lola Lee. Donna Mihara. Donna Rostad. Janet Tamashiro. Laura Torres. Pacita Wellman. Beth Whittier. Eleanor Wright. Marcia Class of '64 Boersma, Carol Brennan. Carol Burns, Sandra Cannon. Rosaleo Damman. Darlene Dickerson. Mary Gaydon. Diedra Grocnwaid. Karen Kritsbcrg, Loretta Lettenmaier. Judy Otness. Margaret Pahl, Janice Shearer. Lynne Tang. Yvonne Todd. Sally Turner, Florence Van Arsdale. H. Wakefield, Kathryn Wcnko. Alvera Class of '65 Allen. Sharon Alexander. Sandra Barkhurst, Rosem. Barss. Priscilla Berndt. Marilyn Bigelow, Anne Bowles. Carolyn Buck. Mary Ann Chandler. Sue Clark. Carole Crowe. Joan Damm. Linda Devin. Priscilla Donning. Joan Dougherty. Virginia Doughton. Judy Earle. Leslie English. Martha Esgate. Judith Flagg. Nancy Fleming. Kathleen Frost. Carol Fuller. Janis Gettmann. Karen Haggard. Patricia Hunt. Sharon Johnson. Betty Johnson. Roberta Kearns, Valerie Knutson, Karen Krauger, Barbara Lepin. Diana 321 Loomis. Coralie Manke, Judith McIntosh, Janis McLennan. Christina Merrill. Jean Mikesh, Darcy Miller. Michele Millspaugh, Jean Morgan. Margaret Murphy, Joan Newton. Mabel Norin, Gail Pantenburg. Diane Parks. Martha Pointer, Midge Ramsden. Carol Sandwick. Rayda SchwcngelS.Marlysi Scotland, Suzanna Shull, Kathleen Skoc, Maxme Sonnonberg, Kay Spinning. Rachel Stadter, Cathcryn Stahl. Sally Stines. Leah Stuart, Mary Swanson. Carol Walker. Barbara Wilson. Nancy Woodside. Mickey Lu Zahradnik. Dolores Kappa Sigma 231 North 26th 322 President Naismith. Darleen Housemother Barnwell. Mrs. Class of'62 Connarn, Lori Hammersley. Janice Lamb. Muriel McGrcQOr. Bonnio Mills. Kay Milchcll. Gayle Patterson. Pat Spears. Roberta Weber. Ailcen Woodruft. Judy Class of 63 Barnes. Charlotte Belt. Beatrice Barnstator. Joanic Fisher. Both Gill. Susan Hoftman. Lynne McCluro. Linda Moore. Kay Partis. Kathy Pyler. Holly ROSS. Carol Stevens. Beth Class of '64 Belt. Mary Ellen Blanchficld. Sherry Bradfield. Atex Bradrick. Karla Brogden. Linda Caldwell. Kathy Coates. Carol Craig. Jane Dietsch. Diana Dilworth, Ann Dunford. Pat Goodman. Beth IK ▼ Fall term found the Sigma Kappa girls starting off a busy schedule in scholastic, service and social activities. Traditional house activities were the fall term house Stardust,” the 22nd annual smorgasbord for the campus faculty and the Pledge Tea honoring the other pledge classes on campus. Sigma Kappa placed second on campus for fall term house grades, won the crew races and won second place for the number of tickets sold for the Nickel Hops. Individual activity leaders were Lori Connarn, Mortar Board, Omicron Nu and Euterpe; Beth Stevens, Home Ec Club president and Theta Sigma Phi; Lynne Hoffman and Judy Grow, MU committee chairmen; Linda Hamman, Barometer staff; and Georgia Swanson, vice president of Talons. Heading honoraries were Barbara Cole, president of Euterpe and Gayle Mitchell, president of Kappa Pi. Claimed by honoraries were Sharon Lowery, Angel Flight; Beth Goodman, Euterpe; and Ailene Weber, Omicron Nu. Judy Woodruff served on AWS Student Board of Reference. Sue Gill was AWS scholarship week chairman. Grow. Judy Hammann, Linda Johnson, Judy Liptak. Lois McDufteo. Ann Pardoy. Kathy Smith, Maudio Swanson. Georgia Todd. Sandra Tomlin. Oiana Tucker. Carolo Weaver. Jane Wyatt. Michael Class of 65 Cooney. Shannon Dellinger. Susan Earle. Leslie Engdahl. Mary Lou Epencter. Roberta Forslund. Doreen Gresham. Karon Hall, Susan Hraba. Doris Hunt. Bobbi Kinsley. Judy Lowery. Sharon Mayers. Conmo McKnight. Barbara Morris, Marilyn Noack. Nancy Odell. Jane Riel, Beverly Schteich. Sandra Sonnonberg. Kay Warrington. Pat Wheeler. Pat Snell Hall T Margaret Snell Hall, led by President Kay Kirkelie, boasted worthwhile activities and outstanding awards during 1961-62. “Deep Purple was the theme of the fall formal at Snell . . . the women participated in the AWS Nickel Hops, Homecoming events and other campus-wide activities ... a housemother’s tea was held to welcome the new housemother. Mrs. Ruth Mack ... at Christmas time, a sing was held with the men of Waldo. Snell Hall received the Service Award for the outstanding independent campus service. Outstanding service, activities and scholarship awards were earned by Judy Holt and Carolyn Baron. Ernestine Sherman was a member of the Mortar Board. 324 President Kirkelie. Kay Housemother Mack. Mrs. Housemother Baideree. Mrs. I. Housemother Forest. Mrs. Myrtle Class ol 62 Adams. Teresa Atchison. Molly Baron, Carolyn Bewley. Carol Bosko. Bonnio Bogaard. Delores Bo anich. Barbara Brown. Helen Buckner. Rita Cholct. Su anne Cochran. Coralenc Corn. Carolyn Creighton. Carolyn Ellis. Jane Gallatin. Ginger Haner. Marie Harry. Ann Heater. Margaret Hondricks. Ann Hunter. Nancy Hunter. Ruth Kakihara. Patsy Kuwaye. Irene Lundgren. Nancy Manipon, Gloria Mcndonca. Yvonne Ono. Harriet Parker. Sharon Peeples. Janet Robinson. June Rushton, Patsy Sanders. Sharon Sason. Lucille Schrocdcr. Julie Snell Hall Jefferson Way and Waldo Place Seibert. Barbara Sherman. Ernestine Smith. Sheila Swink. Susan Tanaka. Jane Tomiyoshi. Ruby Tucker. Julio Weeks. Mary Whiting, Diane Wilcox. Judith Wilson. Pamela Yoneyama, Meiko Class of 63 Angel. Sandra 325 Bailey, Julia Drager. Janet Diet . Margaret Fletcher, Joetie Haines. JoAnn Halbakken. Mary Hansen. Barbara Hoard. Janet Holt. Judith Kannasto. Kathy Kelley. Katherine Kirkelie. Eva Kirkpatrick. Kay Martell. Lois Matsumoto. Amy McReynolds. Judy Nelson, Linda Potter. Lynne Poalo. Phyllis Rood. Linda Saxbcrg. Betty Signalncss. Penny Smith. Susan Stevenson. Pat Swenson. Susan Timmerman. Francis Wakkuri. Lorla Wells. Sharon Wilson. Loverna Snell Hall 326 Yager, Lyn Class of 64 Allen, Karen Anderson, Gail Atchison. Marilyn Baker. Ila Barss, Katherine Beal. Christine Beebe. Kathy Bowers. Connie Brennan. Patricia Bryan. Elaine Butts. Shelia Bye. JoAnn Cardon. Whitney ciayes. Mary Ellen Crowe. Nancy Davis. Margaret Dowell. 8arbara Dunagon. Sandra Earle. Deborah Fogarty. Darlene Gorby. Joan Hansen. Christy McCicave, Jill McReynolds. Gwen Nason. Mary Neer. Nancy Newberg. Lynn Rohncr. Juana Ramp. Candace Sclley. Karalle Smith, Patricia Tanaka. Jeanette Thompson. Alice Towers. Judith Tuthill. Elizabeth Tutle. Sally Van Valzah, Nancy Wacken. Nancy Wiley. Norma Wilhelm, Barbara Williams. Vicki Yoneyama. Ruth Class of ■65 Adams. Jill Adkisson, Marjorie Allen. Susan Anderson. Joan Ashford. Arlene Snell Hall Bailey. Sally Bailey. Regan Ball. Staoa Bartsch. Diane Batcheller, Beth Beall, Jane Bell, Marcia Bird. Barbara Blake. Patricia Bovey. Roberta Boyd. Bonnie Braden, Virginia Bucllcr. Diano Busey. Marsh Calkins. Carol Case. Carrie Caspar, Margaret Chapman. Charlene Charters. Carol Chartncy. Rebecca 007 Clayton, Lcslio Clifton. Marcn Coleman. Lcslio Coop, Amila Cornell. Francis Cooper. Pamela Cowell. Susan Cox, Audry Coyte. Constance Crawford. Carlene Crowsley. Marda Dahlstrom. Laurie Davidson, Clairdcil Ebert. Elizabeth Espedal. Donna Fair. Patricia Findley. Blaine Fikan, Maryannelte Fisk. Mary Jayne Forslund. Doreen Forsythe. Barbara Fowler, Donna Frahm, Sally Geisler. Barbara Geist, Bertha Gilbert. Sharlan Greco, Vicki Green. Virginia Snell Hall Greer, Virginia Gresham, Karen Goddard. Paula Gore, Susan Hamm, Sandra Harper. Judy Hayden. Moren Hcllberg, Katherine Hewitt. Barbara Hoflman. lenora Holland. Choice Holm, Sybil Howard. Connie 328 Hudlow. Dorothy Hunt. Pamela Jackson. Linda Jenks. Janet Johnson. Terri Johnston. Kathleen Jones. Mary Kari, Virginia Kcyscr. Nancy Kikkawa. Gail Kilby. Karon Kingsfather. Carole Knight. Sharon Koerner. Peggy Koppen, Audrey Kramer. Beth Labbe. Leslie Larson. Louise Lee. Christine Lenchitsky, JoAnn LonchitSky, Sally Lockwood. Susan Lommen. Jane Loren?. Carol Loren?en, Eden Luebke. Christine Madsen. Linda Mallory. Patricia Mason. Donna s Snell Hall Maylie. Janice McAlvage. Karen McClung. Joan McKnight, Barbara Meeker. Karen Meindl. Lynda Merchant. Joan Merritt. Patricia Meyer. Susan Mikkalo. Karen Miller. Darlene Mitchell. Melinda Monroe. Vicki Morgan. Marilyn Morlan. Linda Morris, Marilyn Morrison. Barbara Morton. Sandra Ncfl. Sandra Nelson. Katherino Noble. Suzi Olsen. Sharon Palaske. Susan Parkhurst. Anne Paulson, Ginny Peterson. Farol Peterson. Nilean Ploghofl. Marsha Poucher. Mary Prichard. Patricia Pyle, Judith Pyle. Prudence Rcckmann. Betty Reed. Zelma Renaud. Lmda Reynolds. Sally Rice. Judcc Ritchie. Patricia Roberts. Barbara Robbins. Susan Robins, Linda Rce, Linda 329 Snell Hall 330 Rose, Margaret Roths, Alice Lou Rybcr, Betty Rydcll. Phyllis Safley. Judith Saunders, Carol Scales, Joanne Schneider. Jeanne Schultz. Fritzi Schweigert. Diane Shatter. Linda Shaw, Patricia Shoop. Lucinda Siegenthaicr, Kay Simpson. Phyllis Simpson. Stephanie Skow. Sharon Smith. Judith Smith, Terry Snyder. Judith Spruill. Susan Steckmcst. Jonniter Stcrba, Patricia Strauss. Lilita Stuart. Carol Thomas, Jo Lynn Thompson. Janet Thune, Yvonne Todd. Barbara Treloar, Jo Ann Turner. Toni U'Ren, Kathy Vernon. Linda Wallace. Sue Warner. Janice. Watters. Gyncll Weber. Linda Webster. Judy Whitaker. Janet Williams. Carolee Williams. Juanita Williams. Margaret Wilson. Adele Wiss. Donna Wright, Paula Yockcy. Kay Young. Carolyn Young. Shirley Winston House ▼ Winston girls were recognized in campus for their outstanding musical abilities. Lyn Thompson was a member of Euterpe, music honorary and Karmen Bingham was in Orchesis, modern dance honorary. Pam Boyd and Nelda Williams were Choralaires and Sminia was in the college orchestra. Rena Dirksen represented the Winston girls as a Talonandasvice-presidentofCo-ResidentCouncil. Rewards for all-house cooperation were the fall term Blood Drive trophy and an honorable mention in the Homecoming sign contest. The social schedule was not neglected. An important event was “Golden Tone,” their fall term house dance, and who can forget the fun of the usual round of exchanges and firesides. President Meeuwsen. Sallyann Class of 62 Heddon. Linda Thompson. Lyn Class of ■63 Blake. Cordelia Housemother Berry. Mrs. U. S. Capon, Miriam Heilmann. Mary Huffman. Joanne McKibbcn, Janet Markoff. Judy 331 Sato, Elaine SchcfHcr. Ann Webster, Nancy Class of 64 Bingham, Karmen Boyd. Pam Buswcll. Lynne Cates. Sandra Deisner. Vadettc Dirksen. Rena Kafton. Linda McPherson, Susan Mentzcr. Linda Miller. Janice Olson. Linda Rogers. Sharon Schcrpf. Carlene Shultz. Cynthia Vaughn. Carla Class of 6S Agee. Melissa Aho. Darlene Hobson. Sharon Landers. Ruby McElroy, Linda Sminia. Eloise Smith. Kay Wcpstcr. Sally Wheaton, Marjorie Williams. Nelda West Hall ▼ The grubbiest girls in town beat it in to the wild Mad Pad, fall term dance at West Hall. The women were serious, too, especially about winning the prize for the best house sign in the women's dorm division and about their tea honoring Mrs. Lovetta Severtson. housemother. Sportsminded were some of the West women this year. Dee Chorack. a Talon in the dorm, was intramurals chairman. The West volleyball team batted its way to victory with a no-loss record. In swimming, the girls also won the championship. Connie Osterlund was on the OSU traveling bowling team while Roxie Sprague traveled with the field hockey team. In the Rook rally division, West Hall boasted three orange-clad pepsters: Suzanne Stowe, Sue Foster and Janet Young. 332 President Tower. Diane Housemother Severtson. Lovetta C ass of ■62 Bato. Katherine Blanchard. Elisa belt Mauren, Judith Bower. Beverly Carroll. Patricia Day. Carolyn Healy. Margaret Kishimoto. Pearl Levy. Penny Maki no. Jayne Moses. Patricia Olson. Carol Reiring. Greta Sasaki. Susannc Sicdelman. Bonnie Widmark. Emma Wilson, Charlotte Class of 63 Adair. Judith Ball. Carol Sue Bauman. Beverly Belshee. Dorothy Bcrge. Eileen Braun. Faye Buckey. Diane Casciato. Judith Davis, Sharon Eaton. Bev Goto. Arlene Graham. Helen Hauser, Judith Herrin. Carol Kun elman. Mary Linoclbach. Helen Lockonour. Mary Lux. Luanne Yamamoto. Sadami Merz. Karen Osterlund. Corrino West Hall The Mall Payne. Carolyn Rohrcr, Merebeth Roscoe, Tonya Shelton. Marvalec Slyter, Patricia Sommer. Catherine Teifke. Martha Tittle. Kay Tomlin. Carla Whaley. Patricia Wong. Betsy Fox. Susan Class of 64 Allen. Elaine Alstead. Karleen Blivcn, Janet Bod ley. Joyce Bonebrake. Beverly Boyd. Patricia Bowers. Carol Brooks. Karen Brown. Barbara 333 Byers. Carolyn Campbell, Donna Capron. Joan Cheney. Roberta Chorak. Deanna Clausscn, Mary Comiskcy. Patricia Cook, Sharon Cummings. Barbara Davis. Carol© Davis. Shirley Driskill. Linda Ebner. Susan Eichman. Sondra Eilcdge. Catherine Ficbcr. Diana Figucras. Mary Fowler. Bobettc Garlow, Suzanne Good. Leila Goodrich. Gayle Greene, Romer Grimes. Edna Haller. Juice Hammer. Berdell Hanaoka. Irene Hanoi. Marilyn Hanson, Dorothy West Hall 334 Hill. Kathy Holleman. Deo Ikata, Patricia Kashiwagi. Joyce Keckman. Karleen Leary. Stacy Lively. Kay Mahaney. Carole Matychuck. Fay Mushalik. Elizabeth Nakamura. Judith Yoshida. Karen Ostrom. Jean Page. Beverly Palmer. Nancy Park. Rosemary Peterson. Lynda Pettyjohn. Julie Rantala, Myrna Schlinkman. Sandra Schnitzcr. Sandra Scllens. Mary Shepherd. Leona Schram. Merrily Thompson. Patricia TiCknor. Nancy Trout. Trudy Turner. Mary Weber. Catherine Wells. Sharon Wick, Jean Wilcox. Karen Wittmcr. Barbara Wong. Adeline Morfitt. Marilyn Class of 65 Ahue. Julio Ann Anderson. Christine Asbury. Judy Austin. Nancy Autio. Mary Ayles. Virginia Baccus. Barbara Backman. Emile BabCOCk. Marilyn Barclay. Cheryl Bauserman, Kathie Beiswenger. Elaine Berger. Grace Bcrnardy. Sharon Blagen. Barbara Blair, Margery Brandick. Frances Bristol. Judy Brown. Janet Bruns. Esther Buchanan. Patty Burford. Sandy Butler. Barbara Butler. Jean Campbell. Jane Cannon. Susan Cash, Linda Ciabaugh. Sharon West Hall Cochran, Carmen Cooke, Carol Cooney. Shannon Coulter. Marilyn Crosby. Barbara Cross, Jolene Curran. Joanne Dale. Marilyn Daly, Susan Davis. Luanne DeMars. Elvira Denniston. Sally Dershon. Wilberta Deverell. Ann Dickinson. Rac Dolmyer, Miriam Dunn. Deanna DuPuis. Suzanne Edes. Carolyn Elliott. Gail Ellwood. Bonnie Erbc. Sally Erickson. Jean Falk. Carrol Farrier. Jane Fletscher. Barbara Fore. Mary Foster. Georgiennc Foster. Linda Frank. Constance Friedrich. Mary Fries. Pamela Gerlach. Janet OD Gillaspie. Joan Graham. Caroline Green. Linda Hamlin. Nancy Hamnett. Mary Haney. Barbara Harding. Janmcc Hardison. Cathy Harris. Lacl Harvey. Peggy Holman. Diane Hope. Barbara Hudemann. Marjean Hundley. Carol Ingram. Betty Isted. Nanette Jensen. Marilyn Jewett. Sandra Kammann. Nancy Karchcr. Karin Kawamoto. Linda Keeling. Melinda Katzenbach. Rob'ta Kennel). Janet Klosterman. E'bcth Knaak. Donna Knezevich. Maureen Koenig. Linda Kubik, Sharon Laetsch, Judy West Hall 336 LaKamp. Carol Larson, Susan Leo. Cynthia Lemon. Linda Lund. Diane McPherson. Judith Massey. Mary Maxwell. Karen McClaughry. Linda McLennan. Linda Melvin. Donna Merchant. Judy Moore. Roberta Mortti. Lena Neill. Nancy Olsen. Dixie Owen. Gad Peyton. Judy Putman. Sharon Rader. Betty Rayburn. Patricia Redlon. Molly Reese. Darlene Rief. Beverly Ritcher. Susan Robertson. Jeanne Rodnick. Marilyn Ramsas. Jan Ronald. Cathy Souchetti. Caryl Schmidtke. Palmira Sill. Brenda Sloan. Clara Short. Sherry Smith. Janet Sprague. Roxy Standish. Elaine Steinfeld. Barbara Stowe. Suzanne Swenson. Judith Todd. Barbara T oedtemeier. T eddie Truax. Judith Twigg. Carol Venturi. Carmelinda Verstug. Sharon Walker. Lacy Watts. Helen Weaver. Janell Weed. Bette West. Patricia Willey. Cheryl Wilson. Mary Ellen Winslow. Carol Yoakley. Julianno Young,Janet Elfvmo. Karen Harris. Sally Kiitrcdgc, Ethel Melville. Suzanne Read. Cynthia Reckman, Karleen Tocnniger. Treva The Pines 27 Park Terrace ▼ A tea honoring the new housemother, Mrs. Helen Heydon Bailey, started another active year for the Pines. Red letter days on their social calendar were their house dance. South Pacific and Homecoming alum buffet served in Japanese style. Team work was the key word on the agenda as they became the proud possessors of three WRA intramural trophies— volleyball, ping pong and badminton. Activity minded mem „ bers were Merrialyce von Krosigk and Connie Kirpatrick President jaross,Janice representing Angel Flight; Jan Jaross. AWS Ledge; Carolyn Paine. Talon; Maxine Large, Kappa Pi. education; Lurlyn McKenney. Beta Alpha Psi, accounting. As Co-Resident Council officers, Jan Jaros served as president and Barbara Beehler was secretary. On the Co-Resident Corporation Board of Trustees were Sharon Oukrop and Lurlyn McKenney. Class of 62 IcKenney. Lurlyn lukrop. Sharon ass of 63 lulls. Beverly Icehler. Barbara Eloin. Judy Jo Judd. Belli Kircher. Suzanne Wright. Joyce Class of 64 Engdahl, Susan Honda. Evelyn Kerr. Barbara von Krosigk. Merrialyce Large. Maxine Paine. Carolyn Widcncr. Sharon Class of '65 Aufdcrmauer. Ina Cofley. Sheila Evers. Norma Sue Goodwin, Marsha Kirkpatrick. Connie Maddix, Carol M. Majorowicz. Iona McLean. Rila Mork, Molany Parker. Phoebo 337 Acacia ▼ The number one position on campus went to an Acacia this year. George Abed was ASOSU student body president and a member of Blue Key. But the other brothers wouldn't let George do it all. Curt Mikkelsen was chairman of the newly organized MU Publications Committee ... Terry Freund was Air Force drill team commander . . . and Jay Romiti was on Rally Committee. 338 Honoraries rolls proved that Acacias didn’t President Davenport. James Housemother Johnson. Mrs. B. Class of'62 Abed. George Batch, Tom Buxton. Charles Crouter. John Dahl. Dave Fleming. James Gabriel. Richard Gal la her. Dale Hirte. Douglas Ingram. Paul Kearney. Lee Ladd. Irvin Parrish. Loys Reid. Richard Roberts. Wayne Romiti. Jay Waltrip. Marlin Class of 63 Booh me. Larry Freund. Terry Kelley. Jim Lasher. Jim Mathany. Allan Mikkelsen, Curtis Newman. Phillip Olson. Robert Parkhurst. Nigel Plankinton. John Smith. Joe Wakcham, Ernest Class of 64 Avrit. Roger Bjcrke. Bruce Brady. James neglect the books either. Wayne Roberts was in Phi Kappa Phi, scholastic honorary . . . Rick Reid was a member of Tau Beta Pi, engineering honorary . . . Doug Hirte, Lee Kearney. Terry Freund and Rick Reid were Scabbard and Blade members. Still other brothers were on the sports fields. The varsity gridiron was home to Doug Hirte. On the Rook football team was Rod Berklund. Swimming was the number one activity for John Mansfield. 2857 Van Buren 339 Class Of 64 Carnegie. John Cox. Kont Cockrell. William Gordon. Bob Huyett. Ernest Kasahara. Albert Kcelcy. Pat Magnuson, Bruce Marosok. Richard Martin. Melvin Mink. Roger Paco. David Phillips. David Pictsch. Ken Schroeder. John Shearer. Leslie Class of 65 Arrdl. Jerry Berklund. Rodney Brown. Cameron Catos, Charles Dcmitrakikes. Mike Denny. David Graft. Gary Henderson. Wesley Mansfield. John McFarling. Bruce Okada. Justin Alpha Gamma Rho ▼ AGR men must have had gavel-banging contests for how else would so many of the brothers been elected to the presidencies of a number of campus organizations. For example, Gary Boyd was Ag Senator, president of Ag Economics Club and on the Rally Committee . .. LarryWrolstad was Ag Executive Council president. . Dick Neilson was Horticulture Club president . . Dick Jack was Poultry Club president . . . and Dave Reggiani was president of Rho Chi, pharmacy honorary. AGR’s served the campus in various other roles as well. John Nuxall was on the Business Student Faculty Committee . . . Jerry Dilling was AFROTC Deputy Wing Commander; and Ron Crawford was liaison representative for the IFC banquet. 340 The '61 softball intramural fraternity championship trophy President Crawford. Ron Housemother Brown. Mrs. Mary Class of '62 Case. Bill Curlis. Dick Curtis, Bill Dilling. Jerry Jack, Dick Lcwellcn. Bob Morris. Rollie Neilson, Dick Reeder. Carl Regoiani. Dave Scofield, Douglas Wrolstad. Larry Class of '63 Allison. Jim Boyd, Gary Chapman. Jim Durham, Ken Evans. Larry Heater. Tim Jensen. Harlan Koester, Marlin Malmros. Mike Nash. Dick Nuxall, John Class of '64 BcmeU. Jeff Berry. Ted J. on the AGR mantel proved that things really happened when the brothers worked together. If even more proof is necessary, that's easy to find. The Living End, Forester's Ball and Pink Rose Formal, AGR house dances, provide this. Arp 341 Cook. Gordon Davis. Garth Hansen. Tom McBride. Tom Oakley. Keith Pranger. Tom Roberts. John Vanbobensols. Card Willett. Gayle Wood. 8ob Class of 65 Cutter. Tom Dehlinger, Dick Dixon. Gene Dorran. Jim Henney. Tom Jorgensen. Bob Malmros. Merlin Marx. Emmett McGhehoy. John Nash. Gerry Souvenir. Stanley Willett. Gary Yunker. Dick Alpha Kappa Lambda 202 North 10th President Young. William Housemother Dawson, Mrs. B. Class of 62 Johnson. Dave Olson. Jerry Stafek. Darrel Steele. Keith Wallin. Jim Class of 63 Anderson. Dave Gooding, Lloyd McCarty. Gail Rozendal, Paul Shoji. Eugene SpitiC. Dennis Class of '6a Klinkcnburg, C. Stafek. Jerry StunUner, Ron Worn, John Class of '65 Garrigues. Robert Daulton, Clay ▼ ‘‘Say, what club meeting is it tonight? must have been the motto for the AKL’s this year as they did their part in campus activities. Darrel Stafek was in Ag Engineering Club ... Jerry Olson was a member of the Forestry Club ... Oregon Education Association and Telemike Club kept Ladd Gooding going ... as did the Men's Glee Club and the area chairmanship for Wesley Foundation keep Dennis Spitze busy . .. Gail McCarty sported the AKL pin at Alpha Zeta, agricultural honorary, Withycombe Club, Ag Engineering Club and Campus 4 H Club meetings. The girls were not forgotten, however. The usual round of dances, parties and exchanges were popular functions. ▼ Academically, Joe Nibler, Jim Johnson. Lance Davis. Gil Butler and Paul Hudrlik were members of Phi Eta Sigma. Bob Aaserude was in Sigma Pi Sigma, and Paul Hudrlik was also in Pi Mu Epsilon. Jim Johnson as a Thane, Joe Nibler on the Beaver Preview Planning Committee and Bob Aaserude as president of the Lutheran Student Group represented Campus Club in campus activities. Athletically, they continued their active participation in intramurals. Roger Phelps was on the varsity bowling team and Bill Fromherz was on the Rook basketball team. House activities were centered around their dances: “Gay Twenties fall term, the semi-formal winter term and the Western dance spring term. President Aaserude. Robert Housemother Million. Mrs. Marie Class of 6? Churchill. Frank Jeskey. William Laing. Ralph La Rue. Wesley Rampton. James Class of463 Butlor, Gilbert Clore. Robert Davis. Lance Hofstetter, Dwayne Hudrlik. Paul Johnson. Vernon McDearmon. Alan Nibler. Joseph Class of 64 Burt. Robert DeLapp. Norman Foster. Jefl Gibson. Gary Johnson. James B. Martinson. Charles Miller, Wayne Swanson. Larry: Taylor. Wayne Wagner. Joe Class of •65 Brandt. Ronald Chrisman. Kenneth Clore. H. Daniel Coyle. Douglas Fromherz. William Funk. Gcrrick Gilchrist. C. Jack Johnson. David R. Lcvanger. Jerry Munkres. Thomas Phelps. Roger Pitman. Dexter Reed. Fredric 343 Alpha Sigma Phi ▼ Mystery surrounded the Alpha Sig men as students vainly tried to find out which member was the well-loved but incognito Benny Beaver. Among the likely prospects were Jim Hamner. IFC president, member of Arnold Air Society, Scabbard and Blade and Blue Key; Gary Wright. Junior Class treasurer and finance chairman for the Junior Prom; Kary Klein, Freshman class treasurer; Ric Middlekauff. member of Pershing Rifles Homecoming committee; Rick Dexter, member of IFC Sing committee and Scabbard and Blade; Rod Martin-dale. commander of Arnold Air Society; Larry Kellas. Rook Christmas tree chairman; Bill Clinkinbeard, Thane; and Dave Hawkins of the rifle team. “Knights of the Burning Pestle.” a campus play presented winter term, could almost be classed as a house activity with nine Alpha Sigs as members of the cast. Dances, firesides 344 President Hamncr, James Housemother Mullen, Nellie Class of 62 Baggett. Rex Condit. James Cummings. James Ennes. Richard Martindale. Rod Rich. Paul Woods. Roy Class of 63 Beck. Ed Dexter. Rick Ihlc. Gary Ingram. Robert Kelly. Harry Watson. 'Wayne Wheeler. Jerry Whitmore. William Wright. Gary Class of '64 Baggett. Lee Barney. Robert Clinkinbeard. Vim. Drew. Steve Emigh. Dick V A- AZ J 957 Jefferson Hahn, Jerry Laird, Lynden McGillivray, Peter Middlokauf, Ric Morrow. Ray Rose. Robert Turpin, Thomas Class of 65 Adams. Larry Claus. Richard Drake. William Gardner. Alan Guth, Lee HalDerg. Al Hawkins. David Kellas. Larry Klein. Kary Livesly. Phil Lucas. Miko McNeil. Donald Neely. William Sherretz. Dale Wagooner. Steve Waltz. James Wilkie. Arnold Alpha Tau Omega ▼ ATO's lived up to their Great Big UGH Hairy-Chested Men reputation on the OSU sports fields this year. Coach Tommy Prothro had Bill Sullivan, Bruce Williams and John Fasullo helping him in the backfield. Warming up for future varsity football appearances were Rooks Norm Winton, Warren Woodworth and Len Frketich. The brothers could have initiated a campus edition of Sports Illustrated with the number of sports represented: Joey Dillow was a varsity swimmer . . . Mike Greenwood was on the wrestling squad . . . Rich Ellerby was a tennis player... Rich and Mike along with Ron Mantei were rugby enthusiasts... and golf was the game for Dan Wachsmuth. Pat Dunlevy and Dick Hopper. President Altick. Stcvo Housemother Longfellow, Mrs. R. Graduate Student 346 Morrow. Jim Class of '62 Beardsley. John Blanchficld. Jeff Ellerby. Rich Good. Rich Mantei. Ron Morgan. Bob Rauhauscr, 8111 Reynolds. Julius Rimer. Miko Schmitz, Ken Skidmore. Steve Smith, Frank Sullivan, Bill Woolcott. Tom Class of '63 Anderton, Jim Barzee. Gary Brisbee, Larry Connolly. John Douglas. Bruce Fasullo. John Greenwood. Mike Manthc. Bob McCurdy. Howard Parker. Dick Quinn. Paul Taylor. Tom Cass of 64 Anderson. Bill Bartel. Fred Brown Frank Cowles. Jack Duncan. Doug Felker, Dick Fritz. Denny Honest, sir (alum) some of us do study. Well. Jim Morrow was a member of Sigma Tau and Tau Beta Pi, both engineering honoraries, and Phi Kappa Phi, scholastic honorary. Then there was Rich Good, Barometor sports editor and Larry Jones. Joe College Finalist. ATQ Harr, Dick Hendricks. John Hilts. Bill Jones. Larry Langtry. Michael Linvillc, Kim Manning. Bill Thomas. Ben Wilder. Dave 347 Williams. Bruce Class of '65 Aalfs, Denny Bailey. Robert Beckham. Dave Brown, Romcr Cancssa. Bill Dilloc. Joey Dorrcll. Paul Dunlevy. Pat Fehrenbacker. Doug Frketich. Len Grimes. Larry Haberlach. Bill Harfenfeld. Rick Harbert, Mark Hawkes. Greg Heetcr. Al Hopper, Dick James. Chuck Kellis. Bill Martindale. Bill Neuman. Larry Nichols. Kurt Noyes, Bob Purvis. Chuck Reid. Dave Scott. Dave Sieck, Bob Taylor. Tom Wachsmuth. Dan Woodman, David Winton. Norman Woodworth, Warren Beta Theta Pi T A mixture of campus, scholastic and house activities kept the Betas busy. Erskine Austin was president of Blue Key and Senate Public Relations chairman ... Dick Kelly was Blue Key member, was IFC treasurer . . . and Dave Oehling served as Junior Class president. Roy Cook led a double life as Student Council president and publicity chairman for the Junior Class. Tom Buchanan was chairman for International Week and Steve Roath had a full year as MU Public Relations chairman. 348 President Austin. Erskine Housemother Vordurman. Mrs. E. Class ol 62 Allen. Mike BrynildSCn. Mike Paimatccr. Mamc McGuire. Jim Fors. Stu Gettman. Gary Henshaw. Tom Holland. Loo Jonos. Tom Kelly. Dick Maddox. Bill Kerr. Jerry Loidig. Robert Class of '63 Oehling. Dave Gordonier. Pete Youngquist. Mike Barnett. Bill Barnum, Bill Buchanon, Tom Burnett. Steve Chapman. Kirk Cook. Roy Dccourccy. Denny Dukehart. Dave Hall, John Hirons. Larry Ira. Cecil Johnson. Roger Mather. Don Murphy. Ed Shaylor. Robin Stomach. Chuck B©n 620 North 27th Turner. Joe Class of '€4 Woodsidc. Jeft Anderson. Dave Baxter. Lynn Bayless. Ed Bekooy. Roger Benner. Rex Bennett, Woodson Counts. Mel Doherty. Dave Flitcraft. George Gallus. Jack Halverson. Frank Marsh. Ted O'Callahan, Tim Perse. Jim Roysc. Everett 349 Suckling. Doug Thompson. Bob Tolan. Gil Webber. Jeff C ass o 65 langsdorf. Jay Arms. John Barnum. Bob Brown. Jerry Colpitis, lain Crawford. Scott Cyphers. Robert Dukehart. Cris Forney. Mike Gocdcck. Larry Graham. Jack Hall. Denis Hood. Rick Hurd. Dave Jarvis. Jim Johnson. Larry Karnath. Ron Kenyon. Ron King. Namic Kraus. Jim Lyke, Doug Morlantes. Lory McIntyre. Bob Pinkerton, Allen Porry. Dennis Richardson. Chip Royse. Don Wilson. Bruce Beaver Lodge 350 ▼ Donning theirgrubbiest clothes, the men of Beaver Lodge stomped it out at “Hobo Holiday and “Beach Combers. Beach lovers at heart, they headed for the coast in the spring. On the serious side, they went all out for the Sophomore Spaghetti Feed boasting the best attendance. They also received the Blood Drive trophy for winter term and were the 141 North 15th 2nd-place winners in Independent Intramural Football. President Fall Term Brockway, Don President Winter Term Willis. Barry Housemother Million. Mrs. Mario Class of 62 Robb. Al Class of ■63 Andrews. Stan Macombor. Keith MaUka, Bob Satrum. Gordon Scheuchenpflug, Robert Siqurdson. Edward Toit Cl. Bert Class of '6-1 Banger. Leonard Danen. Ted Finn. Brian Frederickscn. Edoar Hart. Patrick Horton. Earl Mandcry. Bill Pcndeil. Hcrschel Soaquist. Paul Stubblefield. Don Watdclc. Terry Class of ■65 Alexander, Jerry Andrews. Richard Deedon. Larry Gibson, Ken Gilligan. Tom Hay. Doug'as Kuehn. Richard Moeller. Vernon Robinson. Steve Toman. Tim Wendell. Bill White. David Cauthorn Hall Council T The Cauthorn Hall Council consists of the hall officers and presidents of each floor. Its purpose is to coordinate the activities of Cauthorn living groups and to solve problems common to all residents of the hall. In the fun line, it sponsored a popular Halloween costume dance, participated in Homecoming and weekly dances in West Hall cafeteria using the new sound system. President Koch. Mike F Badger. Rod Lowe. Robert Helm. Bob McGrein, Alan Wolflomat. John Ishmert, Larry Rohrback, Dan 351 Ehr Staan ▼ Sports, social events and studies kept the Ehr Staan men in line. On the sports scene they had a profitable year in football and reached the semifinals in volleyball. Jim Robinson was a member of the OSU bowling team. Studies paid off for John Dierks, a member of Phi Eta Sigma, freshman scholastic honorary, and Thane ... Ed Seymore, Phi Eta Sigma ... Bob Beutler, Eta Kappa Nu, electrical engineering honorary. Cauthorn Hall 352 Hirata. Bill Lehrbach, Nicholas Leonard. James Lott. Kenneth Meacham, Maurice Patchin, Ted Seymore. Edward Sunamoto. James Class 0 '64 Allen. Sidney Barrett. Robert Cornwell, Jesse Engleson, James Foster. Jerry Gregcrson. Gordon Kimsey. Terry Martin, Grant Mittnacht. Larry Neuman. Michael Owens. Thomas Shoberg. John Wilson. Bill Class of '65 Ayers. William Hensley. Glenn Ivey. Edward Jacoby. Lawrence Johnson. Jerris Kirk. Lawrence Lcmhouse. Jad Lloyd. Darvcl Moinickc. J. L. Miller. Don R. Misawa, Rodney Neuman. Dale Vescelus. Fred Young. Mason President Wolgamot. John Class of '62 Whitsell. Roland Class of '63 Beutler. Robert Bohn. Burnell Housemother Hyde. Mrs. G. W. Day. Thomas Dickey. Keith Frezza. D. M. Hall. James K. Cauthorn Hall Hagall Thom T Scholarship, culture, activities—these are but a few of Hagall Thom's diversified interests. Although only in its second year of existence, this club boasted the highest independent men's grade point average. A large percentage of its members are in scholastic, professional and special interest honoraries. Dan Ford, a Joe College finalist, organized the club's dancing lessons, firesides and exchanges as social chairman. The club also promoted clean-up campaigns and weekly exchange dances with West Hall. President Badger, Rodney Class of '62 Eskcldson. John Murry, Wallace Class of '63 Beard. John Flug. Stevan Class of 64 Adamek. James Airey. Dennis Campbell. Don Cartier. Gene Crandall, Terry Davis. Jefl DcMcrritt, David Dod. Raymond Fiskc. Larry Ford. Daniel Gettman. Tom 353 Grimes. Dale Hall. Jerry King.John Krumbein. John Low, Peter Mundt. William Munson, Warren Roberts. Ron Stastny. Edwin Suler. George Toth. Bruce Class of '65 Anderson, Roger Avery, Bill Becker, Ed Bills, Gary Broadhurst. Gerald Creech. Clayton Erickson. Ernest Frahler. Mike Jaeger. David Karlbergs. Andris Kreiss. Phil Kribs, Larry Malitz. David Marcum. Richard Steward. John Thorp. Larry Wood, Dave Quorth Logar ▼ Quorth Logar started out a successful year by placing first in their league in football. They ran into stiffer competition and were defeated in the playoffs. John Caster and Larry Flint represented the club on Varsity Crev . Dan Rohrback was in Thanes and on the Navy ROTC Drill Team. The ‘‘Beatnik Village” fireside topped off the social events fall term. Cauthorn Hall 354 President Rohrback. Daniel Housemother Hyde. Mrs. G. W. Class ol 62 Albin. Arthur Brooks. Martin Class ol 63 Birkomoior. Bruce Schwinck. Kirby Smith. Myron Wilson. Gordon Class of 64 Bannon, William Black. Lee Bonilla. Joe Caster. John Flint, Larry Hawkins. Charles Henderson. Walter Holley, Tom Johnson. Eugene Ryan. Donald Schwcit cr. David Somavia. Jose Torrey. Jon Wilson. John Class of '65 Armstrong. Larry Barber. Roger Carlson. Harold Dahlseid. Ronald Epperson, Charles Franklin. Jack Holliday. Dennis Howell. Herbert Hunt. Frank Jolley. Gary Lamberson. Philip Lust. John Martin. Mike Mays. Steven Mickey. Lawroncc Okino. Richard Peterson. Allen Plowhead. Richard Rossi. William Shambaugh. Rich. Smith, Jerrold Tolls. Terry White. Ron Youngren, Kit Tyr llix Gar ▼ The men of Tyr Mix Gar started the year off by winning the independent football and dual swimming championships. Winter term they splashed their way to first place in the all school swim meet. President Larry Ismert served IDC as representative to the Residence Hall Planning Committee. Mike Koch served on MU and ASOSU committees as well as representing the club as Thane. Pat Kaufmann was a member of the varsity and NROTC rifle teams, and Wayne Boatman was a varsity diver. President Ismcrt. Larry Housemother Hyde. Mrs. G. W. Class of '62 Grimes. Donald Kato. Howard Kce. Johnny itiys Miller. Lewis Royer. Eugene Class of'63 Board. Fred Cole. Lawrence Hiebenthal. David McGrew. Alan Meredith. George Milbum, Gary Smith. Arthur Sykes. Raymond Wirt . Michael Yamashita. Dennis Class of '64 Atwater. Robert Bennett. Woodson Boatman. Wayne Cowles. Jack Crabtree. Thomas Fujimoto. Edward Harp. Bill Helm. Robert Jolley. Douglas Koch. Michael Landis. Mark Lau. Henry Okura. Stevens Paskctt. Curtis Snyder. Steven Tyler. Johnny Wallace. Ronald Class of '65 Aron . Michael Bombaugh. Charles Brice. Glyn Clark. Glen Davis. William Defter. Alan Echevcrria. Robert Eriksen. Douglas Freed. Roger Gardner. Thomas Hamilton. Bruce Hornschuch. W. C. Kaufmann. Pat McLain, Gary Puoh. Fred Scndelbach. Robert Schul . Dave Whitford, Edward 355 Thorn Tyr ▼ Those reserved seats at the Homecoming game marked Thorn Tyr started the year off right for the TT’s. The seats were the prize in the button sales contest. After Homecoming. activities and honors followed rapidly. Larry Dahlkvist. Lee Wheelhouse and Leigh Worthing were colorful in their Pershing Rifle uniforms while Ralph Gierke performed in Silver Wings. Gene Ochs was the junior vice-chairman of Institute of Radio Engineers and is in Eta Kappa Nu. electrical engineering honorary. Assisting the group in all activities was Mai Anderson, the busy Thane. Athletics attracted Fred Stark as a varsity crew member and Joe Speight on the varsity swimming team. Phil Lucking reached the semi-finals at the all-college singles championship. Friendly Beth Lockenour brightened several events as the TT's mascot. 356 President Lowe. Robert Housemother Hyde. Mrs. Warren Mascot Lockenour. Mary Class of '62 Amerio. Ron Brown. James Class of 63 Dahlkvist, Larry Garrison. Dave Herbert. Kent Ito. Ron Lucking. Phillip Motonaoo. George Nclscn, Sian Ochs. Gono Silko. Gerald Snyder. Owen Stcrk. Frederick Wirkkala. Brian Class of '6a Anderson, Mel Chan. Bill Colson. Richard Cooper. Fred Cauthorn Hall 357 Stickel. Michael Coulter, John Johnston. Jim Lawrence, Gerald Machovac. Arthur McKinney. Gary Ncct. Bob Nelson. Robert Phillips. John Rogers. James Singer. Martin Stafford. William Class of '65 Bubenik. Mark Christensen. Harry Cook, John Kishiniami. Wayne Love. James Smith. Don Soderman. Paul Teyler. Tim Wheeihouse. John Worthing. Leigh Yee. Roy Chi Phi ▼ Activities at the Chi Phi house swung into step with their fall term pledge dance, Mystic Enchantment.” A costume dance winter term and the senior dance spring term were other social highlights. Music maker Chi Phi’s are the Four-Fifths— Keith Alrick, Duncan Robertson, Don Murphy and Dick Demers, who performed at Friday Va- rieties. and Pedro Janowitz, a Choralaires member. In other campus activities, Bob Wassman took over as Barometer desk editor; Darvel Stutz was a Scabbard and Blade member; and Len Scha-ber was in Silver Wings. Athletics interested Craig Davies, Rook football team, and Pat Sherlock, Rook basketball team. 358 President Stutz. Darvol Housemother Salmons. Mrs. E. Class of ‘62 Allen. Thomas Ballcngcr. Robert Carlson. Bruce Cathey. James Field. Hubert Harris. William Hcidrich. Peter Hunter. John Koozcr. Howard Limbaugh. James McCoy. Robert Peek. William Perry. Allen Schmittroth, Frank Siedleman. Donald Stennick. John Tuttle. Merritt Vosburo. Arthur Wassman. Robert Wright. Kenneth Class of ‘63 Alrick. Keith Ando. Norman Charlesworth. Edwin Dang. Clifto'd Doncaster. William Hansen. Ed Larsen. David lit . Walter McGahuey. Gary Mulder. Michael Niebuhr, Walter Powell. Walter Richardson. David Roberts. Kim Schaber. Leonard X0 2535 Taylor Stubblefield. Robert Transue. Lloyd Wenstrom. Michael Wood. James Class of 61 359 Apple. Lester Byrns. David Graham. Richard Koo er. Ralph Lew. Lawrence Murphy. Donald Schmitt. James Trollman. John Turner, Jcflcry Class of '65 Barnes. John Bateman. Steven Blackman. George Caldwell. Dean Davenport. Terry Davies. Craig Dransfeldt. Bruce Drayton. James Dyhrman. Richard Ellis. James Fritz. Rene Harms. Kenneth Hazard. Thomas Johnson. Peter Leighton. Porter Lentsch, Jack Miller. Patrick Pitman. Theodore Rehb. Ronald Robertson. Duncan Sherlock. Patrick Strom. David Tong. Wayne Weed. Roger Wrolstad. Keith Cinder City 360 Thinclads execute the twist with skill. 1409 Monroe ▼ Naturally, track and field sports top the activities of Cinder City. The thinclads back much of the OSU track strength. Norman Fones is president of the City. In addition to sports, the men of Cinder City are enlarging their membership and are investigating possibilities of being established as a national fraternity. A scholarship fund for members accentuates the emphasis being placed on academic achievements by the sportsmen. Occasional firesides dotted the social agenda at Cinder City. Class of '6? Boyd. Robert Boyd, William Snydor. Gary Wcndlick. Joe Class of 63 Antles. Steve Brady. Jerry Cuddihy, Richard Stentund. Gary Thomson. Clifford Willetts. Terry Class of 64 Austin. Gary Brown. Russell Eves. Lynn Hazen, Lee Class of '65 Eves. David Johnson. Lee Davenport House 2332 Monroe T Lounging at Davenport House was out” as they took permanent possession of the blood drive trophy, won the intramural all-college wrestling championship and held many firesides and exchanges. The spring term dance was Sleep Walk. Another fun event was the spring term beach party. Politics entered in as Floyd Dominick became president of the Co-operative Student Council; Robert Massey was vice-president of the OSU student branch of the American Meteorological Society. Also holding offices were Edward Berney as vice-president and Terry Horton as treasurer of Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship. President Simon. Kenneth Housemother Albright. Mrs. J. B. Class of 62 Chan. Harvey Dominick. Floyd Fitch, Irving Massey. Robert Class of '53 Berney. Edward Mulanax. Matthew Thomas. Lee Class of '64 Howos. Bernard Horton. Terry Lum, Ronald Shopaid, John Williams. James Reiling. Keith Class of '65 Babcock. Douglas Brown. Robert Dozono, Robert Guilcy. Edward Mills. Lloyd Robson. Stanley Ross. Gordon Shurtlifl. James Wilson. Michael Sinner (Mascot) 361 Delta Chi ▼ A great rise in scholarship and intramural sports accentuated the year for the men of Delta Chi. Among the many members belonging to honoraries on campus were Dan Wilson, Dick Ter-williger, Dave Good and Steve Jones, all in Kappa Kappa Psi, band honorary; Don Hopkins, Kappa Pi, Spanish honorary, and Kappa Delta Pi, education honorary. Some of the brothers served on and headed campus committees such as Bill Farr, Gary Stofer, Will Crowhurst and Ralph Williams. Delta Chi’s also found time to break away from their campus labors and indulge in house functions which included the usual One Night in Hell winter term dance plus a spring formal and a fall term Roaring Twenties Prohibition dance. 362 President Crowhurst. Hank Housemother Sweet. Mrs. E. Grad. Student Hopkins. Don Class of 62 Brown. Wayne Clyde. Bill Good. Dave Isaak. Jim Jackson. Carl Levy. Bob Morris. Frank Porter. Dick Rcinmillcr, Conrad Rooks. Jim Silkc. Jim Terwilhoer. Dick Werst. Dean Class of 63 Walker. Darryl Claooett. John Gerlach. Ray Johnson. Dennis Jones. Steve lemery. James Smith. Fred Snead. Larry Stofer. Gary Wilson. Dan Sing, Albert Class of 64 Cook. Dave AX 203 North 13th 363 Class of '64 Elliott. Dick Farr. Bill Putter. Herb Hansen, Birt Jones. Joss Klingor. Jerry Korvola. Roger Crowhurst. Willard Class of 65 Mizulo. John Cobbe. Tom Enright, Don Fosback. Ivan Folgato. Henry Putter. Tom Gardner. John Jewett. Tom Jordan. Jerry McCaffrey. Lee Meuchol. Ken Menke. Ron Reinmiller. Ron Ristcr. Crayton Swafford. Russ VanUdan. Bob Woiohtman, Craig Williams. Ralph Wirth. Jim Delta Tau Delta ▼ Television is still sweeping the country even in Homecoming house sign competition as the Delts proved by winning the sweepstakes trophy. A little oil on the scholarship wheel moved them into second place scholastically. Representing Delts in Blue Key this year were Don Wrenn, Beaver business manager, and Scott McKean. Engineering Senator. ASOSU Student Insurance chairman was Mark Rostvold. Class politics were the main interests of Bill Holman, Sophomore Class president, and John Moore, Sophomore Class treasurer. President Woodcock. Jim Housemother Peck. Mrs. Frances Class of '62 Adams. Dave S. Adams. Paul Dardis. Mike Dortch. John Ellison. Dennis Grinncll. Jim Groves. Dick 364 Harmon. Kim Hitchcock. Dave Howard. Ed Jackson. Larry Kalma. Ron McCue. Steve McKean. Scott Meyenberg. Bill Moon. Ted O'Mara. Mike Parmenter. Lou Schooley. Tom Schluter. Gale Sigman. Bud Tweed. Tom Wrenn. Don Wold. Bill Class of 63 Calc. Jerry Coman. Ted Coughenowcr. Doug Crowley. Mike Escobar. Buddy Hardwick. Bill Rostvold. Mark Wishart. Kent Class of 64 Burroson. Jay Carroll. Steve ATA 527 North 23rd Case. Tom Faia. Ron Forstrom, Dave Gilbert. Steve Hardman. Mike Helm. Mike Holman. Bill Kreoti. Jim Lautenschlagcr. Don Marsh. Bob McGlasson, Bruce Milne. Bill Moore. John Rasmussen. Ed 365 Rogers. Gene Stroimer. Mike Trask. Rodger Wilson. Ed Class of '65 Balmforth. Kon Christierson. Sig Dennis. Mike Flynn. Bill Gibson. Brad Hansen. Rich Hold. Lenny Hitchcock. Bill Kilpatrick. Bob Kor an. Dave Kucera. Tom lieb, Bob Lowell. Gordy Morton. Doug Moore. Guy Paschall. Jack Peyton. Ken Rothman, Randy Schmoll. Jay Thompson. Scott Wells. Neil Williamson. Richard Winetrout. Lee Wortman. Eldon Delta Upsilon ▼ As in the past Delta Upsilon sponsored its annual Bottle Fatigue resulting in fun and pleasant memories for the many who attended. Heading the D.U.’s in campus activities was Jim Youde. member of Blue Key, president of the Senior Class and Mortar Board King candidate. Athletic fans were familiar with the D.U. varsity football players. Norby Keolanui and Denny Pieters. Up-and-coming athletes are Dan Sieg and Gene Tinker who were on the Rook football team. 366 President Dummer. Dave Class of 62 Ayres. Roger Bayne. Bob Beckendorf, Jerry Boone. Ken Brown. Bill Clem, Larry Fanning. Warren Gregory. Carl Hanson. Mike Hopper, Fred Kovash. John Moyers. Al Miranda. Fred Pavitt. Bill Penter. Sieve Pieters. Denny Price. Charles Price. Denny Rembert. Charles Stuhr. Don Youde. Jim Class of 63 Alvord, Al Carrington, Charles Conley. Dave Crabtree. Bill Olson. Keith Turk. Ken 235 North 25th 367 Class of 64 Barnette. Phil Beach. Gary Dickson. Barnaby Ellermeyer. Bob Francis. Bill Mason, Curt Snyder. Gary Stiger. Clinton Vendetti. Allan White. Larry Yardborough. Bruce Class of '65 Butts. Bob Dicker. Tom Fanning. Larry Heaslctt. Dave Henderson. Jim Lillig. Tom McCoy. Kenneth Murray. Clyde Norris. Mike Rhodes. Ken Rupp. Bill Sieg. Dan Spencer. Mike Staley. Ai Stever. Jim Tinker. Gene Wood. John Delta Sigma Phi 1360 Van Buren 368 President Rcitan, Ertend Housemother Dorothy, Mrs. D. Class of 62 Bugado. John Clark. Charles Courtney. Richard Nixon. Richard Rama«ina. Philip Wellman, Dennis Class of 63 Buse, Alvin Gebo. Robert Class of 6- Cowles. William Coykcndall. Robert Ouckwall. Fred Germann. Larry Moshberger, Henry Olson. Donald Tipper. Ronald Wooster. John Class of '65 Carlson. Dan Hclin, William Hughes, James Mantlo. Donald McCracken, Curtis Meyer. Lawrence Newcomb, Bernard Norbraton, Gil Peterson. Ron Steele. Paul Voris. Albert Yamami. Steven Yaw, Chuck And then there were campus activities and quite an elaborate list at that. Garry Clark was a busy man as chairman of the MU Activity Service Committee, president of Service Clubs Council, vice-president of Campus 4-H, 2nd vice-president of Alpha Phi Omega and a member of Mu Beta Beta. 4-H honorary. John Wooster was a Thane. 1st vice-president of Alpha Phi Omega and member of the MU Activity Service Committee. Rook crew team claimed Al Voris and Dan Snookal and Fred Duckwall and Don Olson were in the marching band. ▼ 1360 Van Buren became the new home of the Delta Sigs winter term and what better way could they have initiated the new house than with the “Carnation Ball” and the announcement of Janet Young as 1962 Dream Girl. Hawthorne Manor 320 North 9th ▼ The military claimed several of the Hawthorne Manor residents. Gil Leinonen and Bob Bennett were members of the Silver Wings Drill Team; Gene Erhardt also participated in Silver Wings activities; Wayne Odom and Cliff Looney were active in Pershing Rifles. Looney was also president of Thanes. Ray Andrieu served as FFA secretary . . . Gary Hundley belonged to Sigma Tau and Tau Beta Pi, both engineering honoraries in addition to being president of the Manor. “Stairway to the Sea enchanted the guests at the winter term house dance. Numerous firesides and exchanges filled the social calendar along with a beach picnic during spring term. President Hundley. Gary Housemother Albright, Josephine Class of 62 Brunelle. Jerry 369 Oloxcr. David Class of '63 Andrieu. Raymond Conlee. Charles Corley. Roy Dow. Wayne Hipply, David Taras. Richard Uflord. Glen Walker. Gary Class of 64 Allison. Dennis Boyles. Robert Fisher. Bert Leinonen. Gilbert Looney. Clifford Mathis. Nick Peters. William Ramsey. Dan Sisson. Dean Wingerd. Buford Class of '65 Bennett. Robert Conn. David Erhardt. Euoenc Merten. Greg Nelson. Don Odom. Wayne Shone. Keith Heckart Lodge ▼ Athletic activities kept the men of Heckart Lodge busy. They captured the track, golf and horseshoe championships. Participation in baseball, tennis and volleyball was also on their schedule. Social activities kept all in a whirl. Exchanges with Azalea, West Hall and Sackett Hall were fun. A “swinging beach party followed their spring term house dance. Picnics with Azalea and the AOP’s in addition to watching the girls sunbath at Sackett showed that spring had hit Heckart. President WhOClcr. John Housemother Smith. Mrs. William Class of 62 Earnest. Russell Gigor. Richard Hawley. Kent Hmck. LeRoy lut . Walter Marks. Darrell Morton. Wesley Schoonmaker. W. Woodford. Gene Zweygardt. Tobe Larson. Leroy Class of 63 Anderson. John Caldwell. Kenneth Graves. Donald Hanna. William Hatch. Philip KctChum. Harry Kralman. Lawrence Langholfl. Gilbert Langley. Rex Lewis. William Morten. Richard McKinley. Jim Class of 64 Becker. James Mall and Jefferson Way 371 Bishop. Donald Bradshaw. Gary Brocket . Donald Emery. James Harris. Clifford Jackson. Michael Lindland. Gary McGreer. Kelley Poland. David Roberts. Michael Short. Dennis Skoog. Ronald Smith. Larry Vanshoiack. Mickey Class of ‘65 Akey. Jerrold Buchholz. Gary Cline. Thomas Commons. Gary Faw. Terry Hashimoto. Steve Kralman, Norman Mackenzie. William Marion. Richard Scott. Barry Slick. Jim Thatcher. Wallace Van Devender. Neal Wishart. Larry Kappa Delta Rho KDA’s Santa makes the rounds. 372 President Gustafson. Ed Housemother Gronfoll. Lottie Class of '62 Andrews. Robert Burnett. Tom Cooper. Melvin Davis. Jeff Faust. Bill Hite. Dave Irving. John Marlin. Dick McClure. Loren Meredith. Dick Merrill, Chuck Messerle. Ken Noltc. Ray Powell. Morwyn Rongerude. Dave Schoen. Doug Tanner, Ken Class of '63 Gilkison, Dennis Greene, John Griffith, Gary Hansen, John Hart. Chuck Holm. Lee Hyder. Larry KAP 140 North 23rd T At-ten-tion! at the KDR house would have definitely brought results, for Mike Peterson was NROTC Drill Team commander; Ken Anderson was on the Pershing Rifles Drill Team, and Mel Cooper, Bill Faust. Dick Meredith and Mike Peterson were in Scabbard and Blade. Businessmen will welcome Dave Rongerude, Finance Club president, and Merwyn Powell, Beta Alpha Psi president. Other versatile members include Ken Tanner, a Choralaires member; Art Deardorff. a Thane, and Danny Powell, Paw Paw King. The KDR's joined with the Alpha Chi's to share the Christmas spirit with 25 children from the children’s farm home. Lindsey. Tom Moyer. Gene Montgomery. Dave Nolson, Delbert Peterson. Mike Schroedcr. Larry Whito. Bill Class of 64 Anderson. Kon Brown. Stuart Deardorff. Art Emerick, Chuck Hite. Terry Hobdy. Bob Kirayoglu. Erot Link. Andrew Livingston. Dick McCann. Bill McClellan. Howard McGinnis. Ken Ott. Bill Radloff. Marvin Sando . Dennis West. Robert Class of '65 Baker, Richard Hansen. David Holliday. Gary Powell. Danny Raudsep. John Kappa Sigma ▼ Those 4:30 a.m. house cleanings kept the Kappa Sig Rooks in shape for their athletic appearances. Don Roberts and Bill Keep went out for football; Gordon Clemons was on the basketball team; and Barry Hilt and Ken Beck were wrestlers. Campus activities attracted John Mendicino. Senior Class treasurer; Jerry Dudley, Pharmacy Senator; Nelson Pickett, Sigma Delta Chi president and Barometer news editor; Steve Oliva, head of educational activities; and Ken O’Brien, IFC secretary. Army ROTC Commanders included John Benvenuto, Infantry Battle Group Commander, and Jim Wallace, Brigade Commander. And then there were the social events of the year—“Barbary Coast winter term house dance and the annual Pledge Breakfast for sorority pledges. 374 President Harmon. Michael Housemother Bonsen, Rose Class of '62 Bartsch. Richard Benvonuto. John Buckthal. Robert Morgan. Ralph Dudley, Gerald Erickson. Ralph Goskirk, Thomas Harper. John Hinton. Melvin Johnson. Ronald Kolleher, Neal Leggett. Howard Mendicino. John O'Brien. Kenneth Oliva. Steven Orme, Ronald Patterson. Glenn Pickett. Nelson Spaulding. William Tennant. David Wallace, Jim Watt. Reynold Wilkinson. James Class of 63 Burrell. John Cram. Donald Hall. Thomas McCleary. William Paup. Oavid Seppa, Dick Trusscll. David Wells, Michael Wright. Ralph 354 North 25th Class of '64 Baldwin, James 0-JC- Cordano. William ilO Crop, Roland Custer. Robert Dauenhauor, Paul Ells, David Ells, Michael Giotonini, Louis Givens, John Klein. Jerry Korpeta. Gary Kron, Robert Martin. Kenneth Paasch. Phillip Class of '65 Aiken, Ted Beck. Kenneth Clemons. Gordon Purer. Robert Gjovik. Kenneth Hilt. Barry Homchick, Gary Joscphson. Michael Keep. William Kroeger. John Lyle. Edwin Meyers. Ed Roberts. Donald Retzer. William Sinton, Jack Tanner. John Taylor. Larry Lambda Chi Alpha 100 North 25th 376 ▼ Lambda Chi's found '61 -'62 offered rich op- portunities for varied activities in many phases of college life. Roy Jones contributed to school spirit on the varsity football squad as did Gary Butler on the varsity wrestling squad. John Wilson, Jack McLennan and Gary Butler were in Pershing Rifles fulfilling the military phase of activities. John Brady as a Thane and Tom Gardner as Frosh representative to Forestry Club worked on many President Hoien. John Housemother Marcs. Lillian Class of '62 Bell. David Butler. Gary Eggers. Robert Hermes. Kenneth McLennan. Jack Rolfness. Robert Shummon. Samuel Class of '63 Brady. John Barber. David Grant. Ronald Schmidt. Wally Wood. James Jones. Roy Class of '64 Tschan. Robert Class of ’65 Asboe. David Laughlin. Robert Gardner. Thomas Preising, Richard Williams. Donn other campus activities. Socially the year featured traditional Lambda Chi house dances, “The Morgue” and “Alphatraz. 2441 Monroe Phi Kappa Theta ▼ The men of Phi Kappa Theta opened the '61-’62 social year with their annual “Moonshiner's Brawl. The winter term costume dance sponsored by the pledge class and the spring term Founder’s Day banquet and house dance were also social highlights. Members and pledges held their annual weekend retreat at Mt. Angel and were active throughout the year in Newman Club activities on campus. Softball was the big sport around the house during spring term with the Phi Kaps meeting the men from Acacia at the coast for the annual “Sandbowl Softball game. President Schafer. Paul Class of 62 Duby. Roger Geraths. Norman Holmberg. Joseph Heuberger, Raym. Housemother Graham, Nellie Stone. John Van Driesche. K. Class of 63 6 ' Barocan. Thomas Dougherty, Kenneth Gebhardt. Gary McDermott. Jack Schmitz. John Schneider. David Shiriashi. Riki Van de Wiele. D. Wcndling. Robert Wille, Frank Class of '64 Carroll. Larry Coleman. Douglas Davis. Michael Doubrava, laudie Faulhaber. Donald Johnson. William Larson. Leroy Pointer. Larry Rothenberger. Stan. Schmitt. Henry Class of '65 Buccker. Robert Fenton. Stephan Frey. E. William Hadiy. David Henny. Charles Mahoney. Duane Pappe. Joseph Peterson. Gary Samek. Raymond Simon. Frank Stevens. Maurice Phi Delta Theta ▼ One thing after another seemed to be the slogan at the Phi Delt house this year as Terry Baker played excellent football and basketball, plus being the house president. For the Rook football team Gordon Queen played quarterback. What’s more, the house became all-school intramural football champs. Formats and barn dances were the number one social events of the year. Jay Carty was tapped for Blue Key and Jeff Roehm was honored as the most outstanding food tech student in the nation. 378 President Baker. Terry Housemother Dyer. Madeline Graduate Student Chapin. Roy Class of 62 Bally. Chuck Sehorn, Jim Bay. Dave Beach. Dave Boachell, Jerry Bnnghurst, Richard Carty. Jay Coleman. John bavis. Tom DcBisschop. Dick Galycn, Jim Godsil. Pat Goforth. Pete Lee. Dwayne Johnson. Ernest Linstcdt. Dan Martin. Collio Petersen, Larry Schwabcnland. Pete Snell. Frank Class of 63 Ankersen. Tim Ballin. Bob Brooks. Rich Demoresf. Harry Dully. Mike Hill. Fritz Hoss. George Mazzocco. Felix Noles. Omar Roehm. Jeff OA© 13th and Monroe Stcfani. Paul Whittcnburg, Jim Class of '64 379 Abel. John Acklcs. Ken Black. Tom Cole. Warren Davis, Steve Dully. Marc Dunn, Bob Nelson. Rich Weber. Hal Wiest. Rich Class of '65 Alto. John Anderson. Jon Chandler. Larry Cornell. Steve Crowley. Dennis Dumas. Dave Eichclberper, Don Frictas. Bill Greon, George Griffith, Andy Herrold. Bob Hussey. Tom Lampert. Steve Martin. Tom McDougal. Doug Miller. Scott Peters. Frank Pfiefer, Darrell Queen. Gordon Smith. Wiley Waverly. Mike Weaver. Bob Williams. Jim Phi Gamma Delta ▼ Fiji men were found on the sports fields, behind desks, and on the dance floor to make this a well-rounded year. Gridiron representa-jM fives were Jim Funston and Neil Plumley. Brian jM Baily. Dave Long. Mike Filers, and Doug Stahl did their part on the baseball diamond. The ; ‘ . rest of the Fiji house showed its stuff by win-----ning four intramural all-school championships. Jerry Jones and Phil Tramontano were found on the sidelines, not warming the bench, but leading the spectators in yells as members of the varsity rally squad. Ron Enna was Rook rally king, and Dick Himmel was one of his cohorts, on Rook rally. Desk jobs were held down by Mike Vidos, ASOSU first vice-president and member of Blue Key; Warren Dalziel as vice-president of Interfraternity Council; Mike Lucas as Science Senator; and Paul Schanno as general chairman of Beaver Preview. House dances, firesides, and exchanges plus the annual Christmas party for the Farm Home boys added extra spice to the year. 380 House Manager Bailey, Bruce G. Housemother: Anderson. Mrs. G. Class of 6? Ashficld, Ron Bailey. Brian Braden, Tom Daniel. Warren OcMaria. Steve Dueltoen. Ron East. Sam Frisch. Al Funston. Jim Jonos. Jerry Mclntiro. Gaylon McKinley. Bill Nelson. Bill Stone. Tom Tramontano. Phil Vidos. Mike Wellman. Jim Class of 63 Bailey. Bob Goss. Bill Hayden, Mike KruQer. Larry Lono, Dave Lucas. Mike Muller, Tom Poorman. John Schanno. Paul Wildish. Gary FIJI 348 North 25th Class of '64 Albright. Rich Avclar. Davo Bailey. Bruce M. Basgen, Tom Brandt. Phil Clark. Larry Eilers. Mike Estrada. Gene Gallagher. Mike Geiger. John Heil. Jerry Lorson. Phil Loughmiller, Bert McGillivary. Eric Robertson. Charles Schmidt. Gil Shields. Rick Stevens, Rod 381 Troy. Bill Tuerck, Oscar Wilhelm, Bob Class of '65 Aikman. Lynn Ayers, Bill Blake. Bill Bristol. Bill Clark. Frank Davis, Frank Durbin. Bob East. Mike East. Ron Enna. Ron Funston. Al Giustina. Ansel J. Hammack. Jon Helm. Tony Himmel. Dick Koenig, Jake Kotchik. Jim Latlcr. Henry Lehman. Jim Perry. Tom Plumb. Preston Seven. Jim Souders. John Strahl. Doug Veit. Bob Wiese. Craig Youno,John Zurcher. Pete 382 Preskfent Nielson, Bill Housemother Herron. Mrs. Gene Class of '62 Ashman. Ken Bjelland, Dick Curlis. Lynn Fontaine. John Platt. Bill Sumner. Jay Thornton. Gene Class of 63 Bull, Jack Cannon. Dale Crabtree. Donald Diment. Paul Eberlcin, Neal Johnson. Keith Kortge, Mike Milne. Tom Murray. Phil Musselman, Jerry Rhea. Tim 140 North 13th ▼ Phi Kappa Psi began the year with a costume dance. Zombi Jamboree.” Winter term saw the members honoring the pledges at a formal dance. And, spring term . . . what else but the annual Skid Row Squeeze! House President Bill Nielsen and Jay Sumner sang in a well-known campus trio, the Continentals. Nielsen was also a local deejay and chairman of Young Republicans... Jerry Musselman was Homecoming publicity chairman and general chairman of the Junior-Senior Prom ... Gene Thornton served as managing editor of the Barometer . . . and Tom Milne was queen selection chairman of the Prom. On the athletic scene, the Phi Psi intramural teams all had successful seasons. Veeder South battled as a quarterback 333 for the Rook football team while Mason Fries wrestled in the heavyweight division for the Rooks. Class of '64 Carey. Dennis Condit. Doug Driver. Richard Hubbard. Jim Kay. Ron MacDonald. Greg Margeson. John Millikon. Mike Tucker. Tony Ward. Bob Class of '65 Andrcen. Wayne Bliss. Larry Cannon. Merle Finch, Kim Fmlcy. Dave Fries. Mason Kness. Jim Larson. Terry Me Bee. Don McCallister. Mike Parker. Greg Shroll. Dean South. Veeder Wagner. John Wells. Larry Westrum. Jack Willmarth. David White. Mike Phi Sigma Kappa 209 North 14th President Nordquist. Myron Housemother Beaumont. Mrs. G. Graduate Student: Farrier, Ray Class ol 6? Baker. Gil Bonney. Bob Oent. Bob Dodge. Jim Finley. Ron Garner. Bob Haith. Gil Hoak. Edgar Klockars. Alan MeAlpine. Stuart MeGrew. Jim Meier. Paul Monaghan. Jim Mullarkey. 8 11 Reussillc. Paul Stevens. Marsh Varian. Morris Warner. Ross Wickwire. Russ Williams. Les Zalaha. Jack Class ol '63 Adolt, Phil Berge. Cordell Boss. Mick Carlson. Jerry Graham. Gary Harris. Jofl Harlett. Tom Johnson. Terry McCarthy. Bill McNanny. Dwayne Mudgett. Gim Norris. Don Poctschat. George P2 K ▼ Phi Sig men. with the second largest house on campus, figured prominently on the athletic fields, mats and courts as Mike Dolby, Jeff Harris, and Skip Russell were on the varsity football squad; Ron Finley was NCAA wrestling champion; and Russ Wickwire was intramural tennis champion. Off the sports fields, other Phi Sigs were active in campus life. Mike Douglas was a Joe College finalist; Bill McCarthy was a Thespian; Jack Zalaha was a busy balladeer; and Stewart Mc-Alpine was an amateur bagpipe champion. The big thing of their social year was the selection of Phi Sig Moonlight Girl and her reign over their annual Moonlight Ball. Swenningson. A. Wilkerson, Norm Class ol '64 Burk. Bill Butler. Bob Campbell. Bill Campbell. Jeff Douglas, Mike Hoflbuhr. Jack Huntington. Mike James. Doug Johnson. Nils Knight. Dave Monroe. Fred Ramsey. Reagan Smith. Bob Davis. Dolmer Class oT 65 Anderson. Bruce Bagby, Dick Bibbeo. Dave Buckley. Bob Craig. Jim Deckhard. Lee Englehorn. Scott Earhart. Al Dressol. Tony Foley. Mike Hansen, Rich Hibbs. Chuck Hull. Ron Inman. Cork Killam, Dale Lahti. Ellis Macy. Ed McCauley. Don McGinty. Ed McCormack. Jim Millor. Rick Piercey. George Powers. Greg Pugh. George Richy. Othar Richardson. Al Schrader. Dean Thaw. Rich Trautwcin. Sig Tuor. Jim Warwick. Andy Williams. Rod Wiita. Marlin Phi Kappa Sigma ▼ During fall term the Skulls” held their annual Black and Gold Ball and constructed their highly successful Campus Fun Homecoming sign. Winter term the Dearest Girl of OKE was selected. Four brothers, Dan Ferry, John Shirtliff, Art Loring and Bud Ferrigno, were members of the OSU marching band ... Mike Vaughn was on the Pershing Rifles drill team ... John Shirtliff, Larry Knudsen and Dick Crist were members of Silver Wings ... Dick Gordon, sports manager of varsity football and basketball, was chairman of the freshman dance. The rugby team boasted of two Skull members. Jim Lobben and Denis Leong. 386 President Harrison. Wesley President Fall Term Shirtliff. John Housemother Andersen. Mrs. N. Class of '62 Armantrout. Guy Gooding. David Lape. Gary Long. Taylor Rexford. Wayne SchartA Michael Class of 63 Drier. Dennis Armantrout. Noil Graham. Douglas Heard. William Johnson. Vernon Leong. Denis Matson. Howard Patterson. Leo Class of '64 Daniel. Charles Ferrigno. Sabastien Ferry. Daniel Gerlach. Terrance Gertone. Ronald $K 2 330 North 9th Finalists for Dearest Girl of Phi Kappa Sigma. Hickey. James Hover. David lobbon, James loring. Arthur Ralphs. Lloyd Sherwood. Robert Shocnhair. William Talvola. Michael Valbcrg. James Vaughn. Michael Woodhull, Frederic Class of '65 Adams. Alexander Anderson. Jerome Crist. Richard Fough. Ralph Henderson. Sidney Knecht, Ronald Knudsen. larrie Prechter. Edward Tryon, John Ware. Robert Phi Kappa Tau OKT ▼ Housedances, exchanges and firesides filled the social year at Phi Kappa Tau, highlighted by the spring term Carnation Ball. John Hamstreet served as president of the Rowing Club. Larry Ross directed the rush program and Bob Anund-son advanced to the finals in the Joe College selection. The volleyball team won the fraternity intra- Prcsidenl Boyer. Alan Housemother Burkhart. Mrs. M. Class of '62 Abbott. William Chastaine, Alan Evans. David Giflord. David Hamstreet. John Hoag. Steve Kenyon, James Lents. Michael Mansfield, Charles Smith, Michael Sorenson. James Class of ’63 Harmon. David Hytowit . Robert James. Reese Jarvis. Paul Leonard. Paul North. Raymond Ross. Larry Seolye. Norman Steele. Robert Class of '64 Anundson. Robert Curtis. Paul Kinoslcy. Richard Partin. Richard Wade. Russell Class of 65 Christensen. Dalo Cooper. James Davy. Donald Dechent. William Fairbrother. Lynn Gcrimonte. James Koehler. David Marcum. Joseph McCaddcn. Michael Montgomery. Fred Morris. Donald Popplowcll. John Shangie. Michael Shankland. Dave Smith. Bon Spriggs. Paul Underwood. Steve Wheeler. Herbert Younce. David Snoopy. Mascot mural championship. The house served as host for the Pacific Northwest Domain conference spring term, and received the scholarship trophy for the 12th Domain. Poling Hall Council ▼ Poling Hall Council consists of the president and a representative from each club within the hall. The council coordinates the activities of the five Poling clubs and also stresses active participation in campus events. The social year high points included participation in Homecoming activities and presentation of the annual spring term dance. President Mason, James Housemother Springer. Mrs. Iva 389 Haase. Alan Howells. Gary Koga. Ronald DatCielo. William Larson. Keith Lundgrcn. Richard McNair, Roger Hagall Staan ▼ A juicy steak fry during spring term was only one of Hagall Staan's many functions. They held several dinner exchanges and also were active in intramurals. On the outstanding side were Gary Ford, coeditor of the Spindrift, and Chris Robinson, Joe College, president of Choralaires and general chairman of the Sophomore Cotillion. Poling Hall 390 President Larson. Keith R. Housemother Springer. Mrs. Iva Class of 62 Behee. Darrel L. Clifford. Lance Davis. Albert Hewitt. Ross Hubbard. Dennis Jones. John B. Moore. Gary W. Parkinson. Mike Rover. Jack T. Williams. Kent Adey. Jerry Class of 63 Funston. Frcdic L. Hille, Arvin Korkum. Richard Mack. Herschel Morgan. Gary Class of 64 Aldrich. Richard Bevans. Daniel Bowden, Dennis Culbertson. David Howard. Vcrn Howell. Clifford Ogard. Steven P. Ollivcr. Lee J. Robinson. Chris Taylor. Paul Class of 65 Downing, Mike Friedman. Steve Higgins. Robert Houts. Robert Mason. Ellis Me Elroy. Gerald Smith. Arthur Poling Hall Kaun llix T Teamwork paid off for the men of Kaun llix. The “kickoff for fall term was a frosh-upperclassman football game. Various plays. such as firesides, whiteshirt dinners, exchanges and intramurals continued through the year. As a reward for a well-organized year, the annual spring term steak fry brought the game to its close. Outstanding on this year's lineup were Martin Hillman. Arnold Air Society; Jerome Jacoby. Scabbard and Blade. Jim Mason was president of Poling Hall Council and Al Haase was secretary-treasurer. Carl Miller was the Thane and Bob Baker was a member Mullenix. James Seagrave. Lewis Class of '63 Boro, William Best, William Brenna. Gary Guenther, Allen Scheurman,Lynn Shaw. Sheldon Class of '64 Brown. Gary Miller. Carl Rice. Larry Rose. Dennis Sauter, Gregg Shults. Steven Skabo. Cedric Tebbins. Carl Turner. Charles Class of '65 Anderson. Ernie Fields. Ray Newman. Gary Onaka, Wayne Pargeter. Steve Ryals. Dennis Schofl. Larry Schuh, Toby Shelton. Dennis Slater. Stuart Spike, Steve Stastny, Donald Suhrbicr. Arnold Swisegood. Henry Ward. Hal Ware. Keith Waterman, Stanley Williams. Walter 391 Quorth Staan ▼ ‘‘Hey, that's my room you are in! Get back in the lounge where you belong, Rook!” These words were often heard fall term because of the crowded living conditions. However, this traumatic experience had no effect on activities. During fall term Quorth Staan had eight members playing on the varsity and Rook football teams. Firesides were the main social functions throughout the year and the annual steak fry topped the year spring term. Poling Hall 392 President lundgren. Richard Housemother Springer, Iva Class of 62 Harper, Howard TakuShi, Morris Jager. Eldon Class of '63 Dimmick, Ed Holloway, Ronald Jones. Robert G. Okazaki. Jack Class of '64 Doman. Ron Gregory. Samuel F. Hobart. Willis L. Howell. John I. Northup. Thomas J. Class of 65 Ardell, Eric B. Bailey, Harold W. Beatty, Joe H. Bottel. Dennis Brashear. Nelson Brett. James R. Crow. Terry J. Danko. Barry M. Edmonds. Wilbur Fawcett. John L. Geiger. David A. Halfhill. Ronald S. Inove. Peter Jager. Merle L. Jaross. Dave G. Klinger. Ronald R. Krouse. Philip R. Kowalowski. F. A. Lentz, E. Joe Maeda. Frank Martin. Arnold D. Mundell, Robert D. Newell. Rex A. Norby. John I. Olsen. Ronald A. Ramey. Warren Smousc. Kenneth Starr. Keith A. Tomita, Melvin K. Woock. Gerald C. Young. David Wyn Thorn ▼ Firesides and more Firesides were the focal point of the social calendar for the men of Wyn Thorn. Spring term was high-lighted by the annual steak fry-beach trip. They knew how to work, too. and had the Poling Hall Homecoming sign to show for it. Teamwork also entered the picture when it came to intramural sports. President McNair. Roger C ass of 62 Chun. Gary Cooto. Norm Crump. Ray George. Bob Mehl. Tom Pero. Jim PittOCk. Henry Reynolds. Don Schwalbe. Lynn Stover. Fred Class of ■63 Schmidt. Eugeno Weaver. Miles Class of 64 Wilson. Dave Anhorn. Bill Anhorn, John Bennett. Doug Bricco. Wayne Brodic. Jim Bystrom, Dave Cookson. Clift Galloway. Jim Gentomann. Phil Lane. Larry MacArthur. Doug Wohr. Keith Pccklcr. Bob Rygg. Robb Stennick. Larry Class of ■65 Sandstrom. Kenneth Amoth. Allen Attaway. John Beard. Ray Beverly. Dick Bradley. Dick Brady, Jim Broad. Jim Broer. Jack Clark. Duncan Cooley. Mike Cruickshank, Dave Duncan, Jerry Emrich. Bob Hill. Larry Jaross. Dave Mathers. Robert McCormick. Paul Sample. Jim Allen. Ben Schildmeyer. Dave Schmidt. Jim Seitr, Gene Simmons. Ken Taylor. Dave Vincent. Dennis Wilkcn. Ed 393 Wyn Tyr ▼ Picnics, firesides, exchanges, and a formal dance headed the long activity list of Wyn Tyr. When it came to intramurals, the men were in there pitching. Still on the sports scene were David Richman, varsity fullback, and John Kirby, assistant freshman football coach. Ted Wong was president of Hui-O-Hawaii. Cauthorn Hall 394 President Dal Cioto. William Housemother Springer. Mrs. Eva Class of '6? Koga. Ronald Wong. Ted Ivary. John Stubblefield. M. Whitfield. Fred Class of ■63 Reed, Clark Cropley. Caroll Lynch, Terry Moiikado. Bob Class of 64 Bernard. Phillip Cooper. Steve McKenzie. Jerry Page. Donald Ross. Don McMillan, Don Class of '65 Calaba, Michael Cordell, Victor Daniels. Richard Schukar. Marvin Hamner. Allen Harris, Daniel Head, Gary Larsen. Bruce McGill. Jim Metcalf. Ronald Mulloy, Jerold Saucy. Tom Shelley. Robert Smith. Allen Spencer. Norman Watson, Jay Wilson, Michael Yoshino, Eric 119 North 19th Pi Kappa Alpha flKA T Pi Kappa Alpha firemen wasted little time in proving that a well-rounded social life can blend with scholarship and campus activities. No year would be complete without the annual Dream Girl of Pi Kappa Alpha selection and formal dance in the spring. Representing them throughout the year were their two lovely Dream Girls. Linda Travis and Jean Pylman. Prominent in athletics were Steve Wilson, swimming; Bill Wallace, baseball; Gary Parrish and Jim Hickman, golf. President Sjolander. Ronald Housemother Moflatt. Mrs. G. Class of 62 Barrera. Alfredo James. Tim Parrish. Gary Powell. Lee Rider. Ray Weigant, John Class of'63 Appling. Jim Arntz. Len Cossette, Terry Justice. Jerry Lanning. Mike Murphy. Ray Turner. Harley Weber. Rick Worthy, Richard Wilson. Steve Class of '64 Casper. Dick Faust. Gene Haisten. Rich Hickman, Jim Johnson. Drexct Schellack. Fred Schmidt. Duane Wallace. Bill Class of ■65 Bowman. Terry Cantley. Bruce Castle. Tris Hall. Jim Hill. Jim Jones. Larry Kelley. Tim Lorah, Fred Parke, Tom Scanlon, Don Shrum. Bob Stauffer. Dave Willis, Jim 395 Pi Kappa Phi ▼ The 1961 calendar was an eventful one at the Pi Kap house! Last spring term with the visiting mothers as an incentive, the Pi Kap song team sang its way to third place in the IFC Sing. The house then packed up for Portland for the annual Rose Ball, held aboard the colonial stern-wheeler Mansion Belle. Aside from a few man-overboards, the event was an unqualified success. The fall term dance, Shipwreck,” was enjoyed by everyone, and the same effort was turned to playing host for the annual Founders’ Day dinner at the house. Other activities included a pledge walk-in, a senior walk-out (that's a switch!) and so on. 1961 was good to the Pi Kaps! 396 President Elliott. William Housemother: Kaldor. Edith Class of 62 Ames. Robert Blowett. Lorin Colby. Richard Furgason. Thom Hawley. Ronald leedham. Larry long. Harold Manning. Robert McCamman. W. Nelson. Keith Price. Robert Raw. Frederick Thompson. R. 6. Turner. Roger Class of 63 Brock. Robert Campbell. Steven Grant. Fraser riKO 397 Massey. Thomas Notdurft, Norman Smith. Alan C. Thomas. William Youoq. Gerry Class of '64 Covert. Darrell Duoo n.John Larsen. Alan E. McEachen. David Price. James Riesenhuber, R. Class 0 '65 Crawford, Jim Davies. Tad Defoe. Major Lightowler, Ron Markham, John Saubert. Steve Smith. Paul S. Stucck. Gary Whallon. Louis Whitmore, Mike Reed Lodge ▼ Reed Lodge men participated in many campus activities over the past year. Intramurals found Reeders fighting for independent titles in football and volleyball. Jack Berger represented OSU as a varsity wrestler. Membership in engineering honoraries was claimed by Bob Bennett, Bill Bryant, Bill Meloy, Ken Simila and Jim Walker while Burton Bennett, Dan Lozier and Keith Masterson claimed membership in Phi Kappa Phi, scholastic honorary. Other activity men were Diehl Pyfer, forensics, and Cal White. Thane. A busy calendar of social functions highlighted by a Canadian Sunset formal dance and winter term's P. J. Twist made 1962 a memorable year at Reed Lodge. President Anderson, Don Housemother Mulkoy, Mrs. Mastic Graduate Student Snyder. Bruce Class of '62 Bennett, Bob Bennett. Burt Berger. Jack Bryant. Bill Chapin, Ralph Cscrgoi, Harold Haflncr. Bob Haflnor. Ken Hayasc. Ernest Jones, Bob Lozier. Dan Masterson. Keith Ncuburgcr, Ken Simila. Ken Walker, Jim Way. Bob Class of '63 Alajoki, Frans Byrne. Pat Dick, Jerry Enschede, Gary Hays. Charles w. Koski, K. Meloy. Bill Jefferson Way and The Mall 399 Porter. Merlin Pringle. Roger Vorderstrasse. Vern Class ol '64 Bryant. Dick Ebcrlo. Gary Hagwcli. Dick Mielke. Lary Ncwtson. Bob Nesbitt. J. Marshall Rittcnbach. Leroy Taliman. Bob White. Calvin Class of '65 Berean. George Burton, Bob Dodge. Biff Donaldson, Henry Dorrah. Dennis Gookin. Ron Hacnny. Terry Jankowski. Ivan Kuest. Bob Loeschen. Gordon Meyer. Gary Miller. Ron Sandquist. Carl Vogl. Norman Wallace. Jim White. David Ilix Mix llix ▼ Wild and wicked were the times at Tri llix as an ice hockey game was held on the sundeck during the first cold spell of the year. Interested in activities were Richard Ullian and Edward Chapman. Pershing Riflemen, and Gary Ray. vice-president of the Rowing Club. Last spring Tri llix won the all-school intramural baseball championship. Clifford Hunter was a member of Phi Tau Sigma, Tau Beta Pi, Phi Eta Sigma, Engineering Student Council and was president of Sigma Tau. Ralph Hendrickson belonged to Pi Tau Sigma. Phi Kappa Phi, Tau Beta Pi and ASME. Jefferson Way President: Likens Fred Class of 62 Hendrickson. Ralph Hunter. Cliff Michimoto. Ray Mitchell. Edward Nagata, Thomas 400 Robinson. Roger Santti, Dale Scppa, Michael Splide. Lewis Williams. W. R. Youngman. R. Class of '63 Anderson. Kirk S. Benson,Frank Ching. Douglas Garr. Errol Harper. George Hubbard, Carl Mays, David Nchlcr. Robert Quinn. Martin J. Winquist. John Woliander, Jon Zaske. Fred Zimmerman. E. Class of '6-s Backman. George Bishop. Jerry Cleveland, Charles Compton, David Dornlas. Edward Graves. Rodney Haxton, John Heitz. David Johnson, David A. Lancaster, Gregory MacFarlane. James Mastal. Anthony Nagaki. Junior Porter, Thomas Ray. Gary Salo, Myron Sherman. Donald Sipp. Edward Templeton. R. Ullian. Richard Class of 65 Bailey. Allen Bameburg, Allen Buettner, James Burnard. Thomas Burr. Larry Cavin, Mike Chapman. Edward Ford. William R. 401 Gray. William Hartley. Donald Herb. David Hill. Norman Hirakami. Michael Holzmeyer, G. Jollifl. Herbert Keener. Dennis Knowlton. David Lee. Larry Lim. Alan K. H. Martin, Phil Meighcn. Vcrn Nelson. Andrew J. Overoye. Bruce Peters. Charles L. Peters. Garry Peters. Larry Raade. Howard Robertson. D. L. Rothschild. R. Shankland. David Tucker. Brok Waller. Wayne Wilkins, James Will. James Wilson. James A. Naud Mix ▼ The social life of Naud llix was highlighted by firesides, coed dining, exchanges and TGIF events made famous by the “wayward jeep. On the athletic side, Mike Challis attended the University of Hawaii swim meet as a member of the OSU swim team. Dave Downey and Ed Rice were members of the Rook football team. In intramural football, Naud llix placed second in the league, losing out to the independent champions by the score of 7-0. Their intramural basketball team had an above-average season. The old man's softball team suffered its only defeat at the hands of the allschool champions. Sackett D The Mall 402 President Tinsetb. Donald Housemother Shimmin. Mrs. A. Class 0 '62 Barnes, Ramon Bryant. Richard Graham, Robert Haines. Robert Noble. Gary Strahm, Rodney Class of 63 Bomts. Jerry Conn. Trumann Isto. Edward laursen, Brian Ludwig, Mark MacDonald, W. Phillips. David Reierson. Larry Class of '64 Alton. Robert Bronn. Gary Emmons. Dennis Haxby. James Johnson, Richard Koski. Duane Land. Melvyn Moore. Steven Palmore. John Petersen, Wayne Peterson, Neil Ralston. Dale Schwarts, Lyle Stockard. Donald Strahm. Gary Vosbcrg. Richard Wood. Erskine Zimmer, George Class of '65 Barcroft. David Bartley, Larry Caniparoli. Arnold Chun, Fred Davenport. Gary Fletcher. Loren Gilbert. Robert Holmes. Arnold Huling. Fred Jaeger. Gary Kaufman. Richard Marlcr. Kenneth Marsh. Fred Miter. Fred Nash. Tony Peters. Scott Peterson. Larry Schalde. John Smith. Robert Takamoto. Wayne Turner. William Sigma Alpha Epsilon ▼ Roll call at the SAE house includes such well-known campus names as Dave Pahl, Beaver editor; Gary Edelbrock, Blue Key member; Joe Maylie, Beaver Preview chairman; Jud Blakely, freshman class president; Wes Brown, chairman of the Rook Bonfire; and Larry Grant, Rook rally squad. 2929 Harrison President Schenk, Steve Hovsemotlicr Tetrault, Mrs. H. Graduate Students Bcnninghoff. Paul Rhinchard. Dennis Class of '6? Christenson. Rob Edelbrock. Gary Foster. Bob Hcmmingway. Rich Pahl. Dave Rifer. Vcrn Rothrock, Kent Masterson, Jon Boyd. Bill Brennan. Bill Christian. Tom Daughters. Jim Freeman. Brian Hanlein, John Hoffman. Norm Kauffman, Darrel McKinney. Errol Norton. Stan Orscr. Bob Schmokel. Chuck Schrocdcr. Walt Thomas. Dennis Bailey. Bill Class of '63 Bracelin. Gary Buckley. Tom Beveridge. Bill Fcrgusson, Robby Fox. John Gnoss. George Harter. Grant Hill. Jim Jones. Stove Judson. Robert Kirkland. Kent Koth. Larry Lamb. Bob Maylie. Joe McDowell. Terry McKinnon. Mac IAE Strachan, Rick Olmstcad. Gerald Sports programs were also dotted with SAE's. Norm Hoffman, varsity trackman ... George Gnoss. varsity football . . . Gary Comer, trackman. Neal. Barrett Robinson. Bud Class of '6-t Torrance. Speedy Trefry. Willard Adams. Sieve Benson. Gary Buerk. Ted Conklin, Ken DoArmond. Tom Ellingson, Robert Grimm. Larry GifTm, John Jones. Nate KiiOr. Bill McKillop, Jim Needham. Dick Schaefer. George Schmokcl. Norm Stacy. Bill Ctoss of ■65 Forkncr. Ron Anderson. John Blakely. Jud Bowie. Jim Brown. Wes Cutting. Mike Dcjagcr. Joe Dorr. Bob Ferguson. Tom Fergusson. Dougal Galante. Wayne Gcddes. Harold Grant. Larry Hay. Dick Hemming. Rich Hurlbutt. Frank Johnson. Bruce Kauffman. Len Larraboe. Bob Mason. Jerry McLain. Bu i Merrill. Bob Minor. Jay Ollsen. Dewey Pedersen. Gary Pleasant. Jim Rider, Jim Schrocdcr. Duane Sell. Bud Shelter, John Smith, Corky Stagnaro, Tom Steindorf, Dennis Stroud. Dick Teal, Steve Walton. Marc Wood. Carl 405 Sigma Chi 312 North 25th President Thompson. Leslie Housemother Flynn. Mrs. Class of ■62 Mulligan. Michael 406 Ball. John Ballon. Thomas Bowman. Kern Burdick. Dave Busch. Brian Fletcher. Edward Hopkins. Ronald Horn. Darrell Johnson. Bruce R. Klippert. Richard Martin. Donald Perez. Gerald Ronald. Robert Samuel. Gary Strother. Michael Sutherland. Thomas Watters. Michael Wclcber. Ken Class of 63 Aibcn, Ted Bennett. Gerald Davis. Ralph R. Goulet. Gary Hall. W. Allan Hatton. Doug Huber. Carl Janssen. Alfred EX ▼ Athletics played the major role in Sigma Chi activities with Jerry Perez and Ed Fletcher, wrestling; Gary Samuel and Mike Smith, swimming; Mike Watters, football; and John Ball, track. The Rooks held their own with Don Martin as Rook track coach. In addition there was honorable mention in the Homecoming house sign contest. The social life was headed by the annual Sweetheart Ball with Kathy Nelson being named as Sweetheart. The song-team competed at the Regional Songfest. Honor societies represented by Sigma Chi’s were Phi Eta Sigma, Phi Kappa Phi, Sigma Tau, Tau Beta Pi, Eta Kappa Nu, Pi Tau Sigma, Kappa Psi, and others. 407 Kimple. Stove Larsen. Allan H. Nichols. Thomas Surbauoh. Fred Weiebcr. Dick Class of 64 Baldwin, James Beem. Tim Brown, Glyn Burks. Ronald Finkc. Warren Goodrich. Lew Huflord. Gary Jaqucs, Glen McGuire. William Redman, John Shepard, Dave Smith, Mike W. Class of '65 Dahl. Dick Egflcrt, Edward Freeman. Gerald Fntchman. Robin Hcaman. Dick Hofmann. Chuck Kaiser. Nick Mann, Fred H. Smith, Tracy Terjeson. Steve Tcyler, Timothy J. Sigma Nu Sigma Nu’s rough it up in a brisk game of volleyball. 408 President Nelson. Jack Housemother Fifer. Mrs. Alpha Class of '62 Ciocca, Dennis Colver, Rick Fletcher. Jack Forest. Bill Hamlin. Tom Manchester, Kaye Robinson. Ed Russell. Bob Scott. Gary Semon, Bob Smith. Clayton Smith. Leon Wood. Joe Woodland. Jim Class of 63 Dupin. Bill Hirt. Bob Simons. Mark 143 North 10th ▼ Two-fifths of the varsity rally squad, and one-fifth of the rook rally showed off the Sigma Nu pin on campus. The cheerleading brothers were Varsity Rally King Dennis Ciocca and Ed Robinson and Rook Rally member Denny Palanuk. Robinson also entertained the guests at the annual MU Christmas Party as Frosty the Snowman. Some of the other brothers spent their time on the sports fields. Bob Semon called the tennis courts his second home, and Tom Hamlin was a member of the golf team. Gary Scott was on the wrestling squad, and Terry Markham and Steve Clark helped the baseball nine to a fine season. Representing Sigma Nu in rook sports were Brian Walsh and Lee 409 Smith, tennis; Gary Simon, track; and Chuck Finkl, swimming. Class of 64 Aleskus. Joe Breedlove. Bill Burr. Dave Clark. Steve Cory. Ron Finkl. Chuck Fischer. Steve Kenny. Gary Markham. Terry Mohr. Bob Robinson. Gary C ass of 65 Armstrong. Larry Auld. Dan Avio, Ken Coblant . Ron Homewood. Jim Palanuk. Dennis Pease. Doug Phillips. Bob Ring. Hal Schukar. Marvin Simon. Gary Smith. Lee Spencer. Dave Vater. Merv Walsh. Brian White. Tom Wood. Bill ▼ Sig Ep's seemed to make a habit of winning first place awards. For example, they took first place in the Homecoming house sign contest and also in last spring's IFC sing contest. 410 Some Sig Ep faces were quite familiar to many on campus: Dave President Posvar, Dean Housemother Hayslip. Mrs. H. Graduate Students Goodman. Duano Jaenicke. Dick Laurs. Mike Class ol 62 Banning. Maurice Black. Kurt Btocdcl. Roger 8irch. Anthony Bloodgood. Jerry Collins. Henry Curtis. Arnold Day. Dick Grischkowsky. Dan Hcyman. David Jacobsen. Bob Kehrli, Lynn Klick. Dave McGuire. John Myers. Bill Rich, Jim Warren. Bill Yraguen,Frank Class of '63 Anderson. Larry Ball. Del Klick, MU president... Tony Birch, Barometer business manager . . . Frank Yraguen, ASOSU parliamentarian . . . Eric Lindauer, Junior Class sergeant at arms ... and Jim Rich, DadsWeekend chairman. I4 E Connat, Noel Clayton. Steve Griffin. Keith Hawley. Del Hocken. John Hutchins. Wayne Jones. Bob Joy. Jerry lindauer. Eric Loomis. Don Mateer. George Milbrath. Gene Miller. Dennis Ritchie. Doug Scott. Pete Soderberg. Loran Stone. Dick Taylor. Doug Wilkinson. John Woodruff. Roger Class of '64 Barber. Roger Bingham. Bruce Binney. Steve Brodie. Ben Disher, Bill Ebert. Steve Foster. Scott Fredricks, Ron Gawley. Bob Graham. Rod Harpe, Dick Hill. Dennis 411 Holman. Dave Hughes. Rich Kenyon. Francis Kirkpatrick. Abe Kolbcrg. Ted Watkinson. Grant White. Ted Class of '65 Bacon. Bill Barng rover. Larry Bunyard, Leroy Geiger. Pat Gould. Dave Gregg. Dennis Griswold. Dennis Hcyman. John Hough. Claude Konyon, Robert May. Ron Mobley. Ron Nelson, Roger Reding. Joe Thurber, Jim Thomas. Bill Watkins. Mike Watkinson. John Webber. Ken Weshe, Bruce Wilson. Larry Wilson. Tom Wood. Greg Wyckoff, Clifford Sigma Pi 2323 Monroe ▼ Sigma Pi's enthusiasm for Homecoming produced one of this year’s most talked about house signs—a twenty-seven foot (6,990 gallon) “Seagram’s Seven bottle representing OSU “Campus Fun in 61. Campus music men included The Yeomen Quartet,” with Sigma Pi's Alan Belyea and Sid Halse; Jan Baxter, student director of the OSU Marching, Pep and Concert Bands; and “The German Band,” composed of five Sigma Pi’s. A spring term weekend at Surftides Resort on the Oregon coast was climaxed by the annual Orchid Ball, and fall term produced an unusual Casino Barn Dance.” Academ-412 ically, the OSU chapter won the Sigma Pi scholarship trophy, awarded annually to the top chapter in the Sigma Pi national. President Holtz. Roger Housemother Crockatt. Mrs. T. Graduate Students Bayliss. Edward Ramsdell. James Class ot 62 Carlson. Charles Diehnel. Roger Hill. Lynn Horn.John Johns. Eldon O’Hair. Mike Riley. David Roberts. Gerald Roberts. Gilbert Runge. Dennis Simonson. Ray Class of 63 Baxter, Jan Dehlingcr. Charles Fredrickson. Emil Hollenbeck. Bob Vaughan. Rod Athletically, Keith Baxter and Sid Halse played Rook tennis. In other areas Sigma Pi’s were kept busy participating in numerous intramurals. Sigma Pi's demonstrate effectiveness of team with striking homecoming decoration. 413 Baxter, Keith Belyea, Alan Fates, Don Foster. Bill Frcycr, George Gnos. Robert Groseclose, R. R. Halse, Sidney Henry. Kenneth Russell. Charles Siddens. Mike Sisson. William Starnes. Charles VanDyke, Alan Class of '65 Nelson. David Roberts. Gary Ross. Jay Stitcs. Dale Slranahan. C. A. Whitney. Dan Tau Kappa Epsilon ▼ Athletics received great emphasis at the TKE house as Klaas Schenk was captain of the varsity swimming team; Mike Morse was on the varsity track team; Dusty Johnson and Gary Furuta were members of the varsity wrestling team. Their golf intramural team won school championship, and their track team placed second. Active on campus were Larry Hicks as a member of Scabbard and Blade; Mike Morse, Dan Ban Blari-com. Mike Gehrman and Dan Loomis as members of the colorful marching band; and Wiley Norton as a Thane. The winter term Tekeasy dance and the spring Carnation Ball” honoring the TKE sweetheart were starred on their social calendar. 414 President Hicks. Larry Housemother Christerson, Mrs. E. Class of '62 Culley. Robert Gerritsen, William Grass. Donald Kaser. Ted Pierson, Steve Speros. Dick Class of '63 Borgen, Ray Hoflos. Barry Topar. Lon York. James Class of Beers, Robert Berry. James Blue. William Chee. Chester TKE 811 Jefferson TKE Sweetheart, Miss Sharon Bauer. Doll. Loren Harrington. Michael Furuta. Gary Martin. James Morgan. Harold Morse, Michael Norton. Wiley Wceg. James Class of '65 Abendroth, Kent Altman. Charles Chun. Claude Davies. Tom Gehrman. Michael Jacobs. Joseph Johnson. Elmo Kawasaki. Bert Loomis. Daniel McCurdy. Gene Thomas. Maurice Trupp. Lynn Van Biaricom. D. Theta Chi 361 North 26th For fun and fellowship, nothing beats song practice at the Theta Chi house. 416 President Parkin, Neill Housemother Horgan, Mrs. E. Class of ’62 Black, Jared Child. Dennis Hamilton. Jack Hcssel. Ken Mullen. Larry Kcrnek. Clyde McCargar. Dean McConnell. Jack Manzer. Don Moore. Joe More. Glen Reed.John Roberti. John Rollins, Roger L. Struve. John Wilkens. John Winklcman. Larry Winter. Paul Class of 63 Briner. Paul Elliot. Doug Forrest. Dave Hockctt. Dave Koolkebeck, Robin Rosito. Dar Russell .Bob T The men of Theta Chi were well represented in football this year with Jerry Neil as end on the varsity squad and four men on the Rook team. But athletics did not overshadow scholastic and social achievement. John Struve was in Phi Kappa Phi, scholastic honorary; Kappa Kappa Psi, band honorary, and participated in MU activities. John Reed was in Xi Sigma Pi, forestry honorary; Neill Parkin in Pi Tau Sigma, mechanical engineering honorary; Gary Smith was vice-president of Alpha Zeta, agriculture honorary, and on Ag Exec Council. Also active on campus were Thane, Jim McKune and Senate committee worker, Dean McCargar. The newly remodeled multi-purpose room will be dedicated to brother, Jerry Buel-ler, who was killed in a parachute accident last year. ©x Vctsch. Ed Class of 64 Badley. Jim Dice. Frank Fulwyler. Dick Gasatis. Ben Green. Pat Greenfield. Gail Mack. Roger McKune. Jim Mitchell. Tom Anderson, Dave Smith. Art Stewart. Ron Townsend. Tom Wolsbom, Bob Wright. Pat Robertson. Terry Class of ‘65 Adams. Chuck Chnsterson. Dave DcFilippo. Dick Drcnkpohl, Dick East. Al Matson. Dwight O'Grady. Art Oyala. John Pagni. Chris Peterson, John Phillips, George Pinkcy. Byron Scott. Bill Wasson. Dick Whitman. Rick Williams, Dixon Williams. Jeff Theta Xi ©H ▼ Romping through another successful scholastic, social and financial year, the house enjoyed a diversified athletic program which featured nightly bull fights, endurance races in the Olympic-sized tub. and giant slalom races in the driveway. Theta Xi was well represented in sign painting, deconstruction, terrorist bombing groups. Alcoholics Anonymous and draft dodging. 1460 Van Buren President Bankofier. Duane Housemother Richards. Mrs. G. Class of '62 Bailer. Fred Baker, Phil Brewer. Jim Dunahay. David ijp Elliott. Leonard H ° Johnson. Robert Lang. John May. Donny Sams. Donald Weill. Beau Class of '63 Freedman. Joe Hansen. Paul Jacobsen. Clift McElhcrn. Doyle Schreiber, David Peterson. Craig Class of '64 Albertson. Barry Beck. Richard EstOUp. Jerry Fehrcnbackcr. Ted Freedman. Tom Harms. Jerry Hcnsgcn. Charles McAlister. John McKee. Terry Stcbbins. Robert Thomas. Jim Gallon, Larry Class of '65 Crone. Dick McFadden. Norm Meyer. Gary Newberg. Jess Nunenkamp, Dave Price. Skip Schallhorn, Steve Swingle. Rob Waldo Hall Council ▼ Coordination of all activities of Waldo Hall clubs is the number one purpose of Waldo Hall Council. The council consists of the president and a representative from each club who bring problems and policy matters to be discussed. Four hall officers are selected from the hall at large for one-year terms. The year is climaxed by an annual dance sponsored by the council. President Martin. Timothy Housemother Klink, Mrs. M. Baird. John Baker. Fred Boecklcr. Ronald Bullock. Marvin Campos. Chris Chapman. Robert Husband. James Notowit , Allen Reynolds, Neil Welch. Gary 419 Gar Tyr ▼ Activity highlighted the year for the men of Gar Tyr, with intramural sports (especially basketball) high on their list of popular events. The social calendar was filled with firesides and dances. Among the outstanding members of the club were Tim Martin, president of Waldo Hall and the outstanding sophomore in engineering last year; Hank Rivera of football fame; Jack Headlee, Thane; and Dave Bell, a 4.00 student. The members of the club were also well known for their active participation in many spring term water balloon fights. President Fawkes. Gordon Class of'62 Baird. John Cron. Larry Lowe. Stanton Morgan. Robert 0. Notowitz. Allen Stanford. Donald Class of ■63 Coto. Raul E. Enroth. Richard E. Ferguson. Richard Martin. Timothy Rivera. Henry Schweitzer. Richan Shiroyama, Tamotsi Smith. Cleon Class of 64 Branson. Larry H. Cahill, Douglas Callahan, Darald Carlson. John M. Gurton. Tim K. Haflnor. Larry Jackson. Robert L. Lee. Geoffrey W. Lee. Marvin G. Lewis. David Waldo Place and Jefferson Way Murano. Kat Shattuc, Daniel 0. Class of'65 421 Anderson. Charles Barnum. Patrick Blamer, DeWitt Bowen. Earl Brown. Keith E. Chaverri. Joroe J. Daily. Milton K. Dobson. Gary 1. French. Bert Goodwin. Roger Harms. Harold Herren, Robert Jr. Hondo. Michael Imel. Clifford Johnson. Keith Johnson. Robert Kumura. Norman lindstrom. Thurc Mead. Ronald Nagammc. Daniel Norris. Arthur Osborn. Alvin Oseni, Hakeem Rasmussen. Vernon Sachet. Paul Schmokel. Sloven Schwidcr. Alfred Scott. David Shuman. Dale Sutherland. Johnnie Sweeney. Charles Williams. Kcrmit Yeo, David Gar llix ▼ Loaded down with social events and intramural sports, the men of Gar llix enjoyed a successful year. On the social side were firesides and exchanges. On the sports side, they were kept active in intramural sports—football, basketball and paddleball. It's tune-up time for Gar llix music makers! President Bullock. Marvin Housemother Klink. Mrs. M. Class of 62 8u!lock. Ronald Dolosreyes. A. Goft. Rob Jory. John Juelson. Thomas Class of '63 Brew, Gary Graham. Robert Jensen. Stephen Lee. Yue-Yan Miyasaki. Paul Sigloh. Bruce Spinney. Tom Class of '64 Yamasaki. Morton Wono. Roland Collins, Thomas Day. Paul McKinney. Clyde Class of '65 Counts. Tony Freedman. Mark Gammill. Jerry Hart. Roy Haoen. Gunnar Hisaka. Lloyd Horton. George Kane. Max Kemp. Michael Martin. Donald May. Ronald Ogata. Clifford Pinho. Russell Ridings, Nolan Sammons. Michael Skovborg, L. Uemura. Roy Urshor. James Waldo Hall Gar Wyn T Scholastic, athletic and social events highlighted the all-around activities of Gar Wyn. Membership in honor and professional societies was awarded to Tsuyoshi Onuma. Arnold Air Society; John Inman. president American Society of Agricultural Engineers; Gary Beckman. Thane; Dick Fitzner. president OSU chapter of American Agronomy Society; Harold Kameya. Bob Chapman, Robert Albright and Jim Husband in Eta Kappa Nu. electrical engineering. Phil Gregg served in ASOSU Senate as IDC Senator. Merman Keith Schnare and Varsity Oarsmen Don Pearson and Bob Jones represented Gar Wyn on OSU teams. Social activities included firesides, a stag party, an exchange with the Delta Zetas of the U of 0, plus the annual pajama dance, “Pillow Talk. President Husband. James H. Housemother Klink, Mrs. M. Class of '62 Ames. Darrel Fitzner. Richard Girod, Ray Gregg. Phillip M. Hiyama. Robert 423 Kameya. Harold Koken. Fred K. Onuma, T. Pearson. Dave Rasmussen. Peter Inman. John W. Soles. Horschet Class of '63 Albright, Robert J. Chapman, Robert Congdon. Jerry J. Howard. Bruce Larson. James R. Morrow. Tom Spiosschaert. D. Washington. T. Class of '6J Jones, Robert E. Kim. Victor B. S. McMacken, Larry Snow. Ronald N. Class of '65 Knauss. Orrin W. Kuns. Martin C. Kuoni. John Mengel. Frank A. Powell. Duane Read. Robert Roy, Richard Schnare. Jon Keith Wentworth, D. L. Kaun Eis ▼ Kaun Eis was athletically active this year with George Ising on the Rook swim team and Jan Van Wag-tendonk serving as president of the Beaver Jump Club. The Waldo Club also took part in intramural bowling, basketball, football and table tennis. Tom Hinthorn, the vice-president of Thanes; Chris Capos, Waldo Hall vice-president; Doug Scholn, president of A.H.P.E.R.; and Floor President Dave Bushnell represented campus leadership in the club. A listening party. Beaver Preview activities under the direction of Allen Canter and some occasional Firesides brightened up the social side of campus life. Waldo Place and Jefferson Way 424 President Reynolds. Neil F. Housemother Klink, Mrs. M. Grad Student Mason. Edwin Nakano, Yoshimi Class of 62 Campos. Cris R. Conley. J. Frank Eide. Stuart A. Nokoba. Francis Wright. Lawrence Sue, Lowell L. W. Class of 63 Button. Kenneth Michael. Ray D. Class of 64 Canter. Allen Hinthorn®. Thomas Waggoner. Paul Class of '65 Bartel, Edward D. Bush. Richard C. Dearborn, Mark Grimsley. Ken Homfelt. D. C. Jr. Inc. Hiroshi Ismg, George Jackson, Donald E. Roberts, Larry Samuels, Robert C. Van Abkoude. E. C. A busy day at Sigel Hagall! Sigel Hagall ▼ Members of Waldo Hall's famous Sigel Hagall (4th floor north, to be specific) were once again busy with our numerous projects. Top priority went to the construction of a 41-inch telescope for lunar observation on the campus. Many stereo components were constructed to further enhance the vast star gazing activities. Of course, club finances were in sound condition due to Rowe’s Car Repair Service. Our athletes, too, came to the front, thanks to Dave Zumwalt, Rook football, and Ron Boeckler. varsity track team. Socially we did remain a bit cloddish; however, the brothers have great hopes of maybe even having a fireside next year! President Baker. Fred Class of '62 Boeckler. Ron Golder, Lee Hornby. Richard Laird. Thomas Nee. Arnold Ox borrow, M. Rowe. David Sanford. Roger Scheuermann. G. Welch. Gary Class of '63: Cooper. Dick Forrest. Gary Kcmpf. John Waters. Michael Class of '64 Basinger. Ron Bellingham. D. Chalfan. Larry Corwin. Ed Couch, Bruce Dailey. Wayne Evanson. Lyly Gray. Steven McNabb. Gary Miller, Keith Turner. Thomas Verstocg. Jim Class of '65: Anderson. Ron Ausmus. David Bairn. Don Baker, Ron Bartel. Donald Bruns. David Carlson. Norman Crews. Richard Kawachi. Glenn Stankey. George Stewart. Willis Yonally. Charles Zumwalt. David 425 Weatherford Hall Council Jeffries. Gary ▼ The Weatherford Hall Council’s prime objective this year was to make Weatherford a topnotch dormitory in all aspects. Its efforts were concentrated toward general improvements within the dormitory, effective encouragement to Hall members to participate in a wide variety of campus activities and sponsorship of such social opportunities as the weekly dances in the “Green Room. The council planned dorm dances and emphasized individual and club participation. Oba. Richard Kaun Raad College Drive and Jefferson Way ▼ Kaun Raad, under the leadership of President Dave Fischer and Thanes Cliff Green and Roy Scan-tlebury, had many men active in campus affairs. Jack Tolomei represented the club in Men's Glee and Steve Hutchinson was active as president of Model UN and vice-president of the Northwest Province of Newman Club. Joe Tateyama acted as an officer of Alpha Phi Omega, national boy scout honorary, and Denny Caird participated in campus activities as a Blue Key member and ASOSU Senator. Academically, the men of Kaun Raad were the top club in Weatherford for fall term. Social functions included many firesides and exchanges. The Pajama Dance and the spring term Steak Fry topped off a successful social year. President: Fischer, David Graduate Students: Fowler, Fred Schair, Mike Tolomei. Jack Ctass ot 62 Crunkilton. Bob Curtis. Gary Ferdun. Raleigh Gilson. Doug Caird. Dennis Hutchinson. Steve Class of '63 Gutbord, Oscar Kirkelie. Everett Klose, Bob Roberts. Wilton Rorabaugh, Alec Smith, Gary Class of ‘64 Brown, Harvey Geddcs, Brian Green, Clift Moisan, John Peters. Don Scantlebury. Roy Smith. Elton Class of '65 Blain, Mike deKeijier. Steve Goodwin. Wellis Hosie, Mike Levinson. Art Pearson, Joe Sallie. Sherman Scat. Wendell Watson. Allen 427 Kaun Staan IX T This past year has proved to be a particularly good one for the men of Kaun Staan Mix. Their academic standing was above reproach, and the social events were many and varied, including firesides, dances and exchanges. One of the highlights of the year was the formation of the Serenade Choir, the combined voices of which were enjoyed by many of the campus coeds. Athletically, the club organized intramural squads in all the major events, including softball, basketball, football and skiing. 428 President Wick, Harold Housemother Lloyd. Mrs. Graduate Student Goodman. Bud Class ot 62 Matsunagc. Jorry Stephen. Ronald Class Ol '64 Caldwell. Jim Clark. David Hutchcon. Richard Jennings. Mickle Pcnner. Henry Wimcr. Dean Zahary. Robert Class of '65 Bastian, Jim Borgland. Kenneth Confer. Gary Graves. Gary Hagmcir. Clarence Holcomb, Mickle Kaakinen, John Jefferson Way and College Drive 429 Kavalicr, Frank Lee. Kenneth Mihari. Robert Miller. Jim E. Miller. John E. Miller. Russel Niemi. Roy Oglesby. Lawrence Purchase. Larry Sala. David Sears. David Snippen. Gene Sood, Prem Steele. Paul Stubkjaer. Bill Sue. Deraid Swan. Ronald Wallenberg. K. Naud Kaun ▼ This year Naud Kaun welcomed many new and old members. At the beginning of the term, the number of returning students compared equally with the number of entering freshmen. The club got off to a good start in the fall and enthusiastically gave its support to many social, athletic and scholastic events. Some of the members came from homes as far away as Pennsylvania, Illinois, Hawaii, California, Nevada and Washington. College Drive and Jefferson Way President Kcrstan, Elmer Housemother Hoyd. Mrs. K. W. Class ol 62 Morgan. Joe Class ol 63 Johnson, Judd 430 Johnson. Bob Gillespie. Clinton Ebersole. Steve Converse. George Burton. Mike Oberg, James Stemple. Peter L. Rosburg. Larry Oliver, Franklin Deland. Charles Class of '65 Pappe. Joe Montgomery, Fred Means. Bill Fol . John Ehlke. Ted Bauer. Fred Weatherford Dining Hall Othil Gar T Othil Gar ended the year by being named second most outstanding independent men's living group by the director of dormitories. At Moms Weekend, the club attempted to retire the first-place trophy of the Associated Independent Students which it had won on the basis of grades and activities for the two previous years. In their search for the trophy, they discovered that it was decorating a girl's room. Othil Gar was dealt a hard blow during the summer —several of the men got married! President Pankratz. Loren Class ol 62 Oix. Russell Urn. Albert Housemother Lloyd. Mrs. K. W. Rogers. David Class of '63 Bonnoy. Ray Harman. LaRay Peel. John Class of 64 Ching. Gary Chung. In Heung Cook. Gary Fry. Raymond Hudson. James Isenhart. John 431 Miller. Dewey Moltzau. Ralph Roberts. Roderick Rohrback, David Schadler. Joe Thompson, K. Wilson. Charles Class of '65 Anderson. Clyde Baker. Steven L. Bates, Allen Carlson. Dennis Clifton. Bruce Cooper. James Duyck. Michael Fuller, Richard Hubbard. William Ivey. Joel Kinsct. Allen Lindgren. Larry Moehnke. Michael Oliphant. Robert Pask. Thomas Thompson. David Titus. Steve Tower. Randall Tuma, Phillip Vcrmccre, William Wesemann, C. Yar Mix Yar ▼ The annual Bar-Room Blast started off the fall social events along with the usual exchanges and firesides. Jack Fontenot and Lloyd Fraser held leads in the play Sebastian. The Yar llix Yar men took part in the activities of the MU as Dave Amstutz was president of the Gun Club; George Swan, chairman of the Photo Committee; and Jack Fontenot, chairman of Toastmasters. The year was climaxed by the club steak fry spring term. 432 President Oba. Richard Housemother Lloyd, Mrs. K. W. Class of 62 Amstutz. David Fischer. Thomas Fontenot. Jack Jenkins. Robert S. Myers. John T. Peck. David Pileth, Gary Young. Franklin Class of '63 8erg, Neil Claeys. Donald ticuallcn, James Mears, Jack Class of 64 8uchanan, W. Fraser. Lloyd McNeal, Roy College Drive and Jefferson Way 433 Merritt. Robert Randell. Stephen Williams. Frank Class of '65 Baker. Steven Bandonis. James Barnos. David Brines. Michael Dix, Stuart Elder, Richard Ellis, Wesley Houser. William Kimball. William Lang, Robert Matsuwaki, Ronald Merlich, Stuart Morris. Gary Murch, Robert Nagata. Richard Nicholson. Norman Roth. David Sinclair, Duane Swan. George T rost. James Wallace. Charles Tyr Feoh Kaun ▼ Another successful year was chalked up for the men of Tyr Feoh Kaun. Their social calendar was filled with exchanges and firesides. The highlight of the year was the annual steak fry, given in honor of the graduating seniors. Being an active bunch, they participated vigorously in intramural sports: football, basketball, volleyball, table tennis, bowling and softball. Weatherford Hafl, Jefferson and 24th 434 President Pearson, Ross Housemother Lloyd. Mrs. K. W. Graduate Student Stanclift. William Class of '6? Kawabata. F. Class of •63 Franklin, Wayne Hanson. Orson B. Housden, Jack Purkey. Daniel Workman. Edward Class of ' 4 Garrison. Howell Hasegawa, Nolan Marachi. N. Matsuda. Robert Noguchi. Thomas Oqlesby. Douglas Sonoda. Robert Thompson. Rodney Tumor. John Zand. Pashang Class of '65: Cason. Robert Chin. Y. Phillip Colasuonno. T. Cowan. Jeffrey Dorman. Robert Eggers. A. A. Fukuda. Mcrvyn Gratsinger. Glenn Jutum. David Kastleman. Ralph Knerr, Paul R. McClure, Bryan Reeves. Jerry Sunthomrangsri. K. Takabashi. Glenn Westling. Lloyd Williamson. James Winn. Stephen Yamamoto. Roy College Drive and Jefferson Way Yar Yar Logar ▼ Sportingly speaking, Yar Yar Logar was well-represented in many intramural events, and Lee Rosenberg was on the OSU wrestling team. Two Inter-Dorm Council celebrities are Yar Yar Logar men: Gary McClellan. IDC president, and Lynn Lock-wood, I DC Senator. In addition to several firesides and exchanges, the club won the Weatherford trophy for the best Homecoming sign in the dorm. President: Hiura. Alvin Housemother Lloyd. Mrs. K. Class of 62 Ficber. Dick Hettinoer. Allen Hohstadt. Merle Rowden. Gary I. J. W. Spangcnberg, N. Wiley. David D. Class of '63 Craig. Lavcll Golgert. Neal E. Hall. Allan McClellan. Gary L. Rumscy. D'Marus Spore. Arthur Stubblefield. Fran Wagner, Jim Class of '64 Dawson. Steve Phillips. Stan Rcnkcn. Fred Rosenberg. L. Class of '65 Aarts. Cornelius Cannon. Jerry Lee Dey. Jonathan Hirano. Glenn Kurkokawa. K. Nishimura. Leslie Pcddicord. Neil Sims. Herbert Tucker. Richard L. Wooden. Larry 435 OSU Firemen ▼ When the blast of the fire alarm is heard, student firemen go into action for the Corvallis Fire Department. The students. who live in the stations, are usually the first firemen to answer the alarm. Along with their fire-fighting duties they also serve as ambulance attendants. Several Oregon Staters are selected each year to live at the Central or Chintimini Park Fire Station. Free lodging is provided in exchange for duties performed in the protection of life and property. Chintimini Park Fire Station. Firemen must keep their equipment in ship-shape order. Graduate Student Baer. Peter Class of '62 Markham, Thomas Reinwald, Ted Tailmcioglu. M. E. Class of '63 Neidhart. Phil Niccum, Norris Class of '64 Myers. Darwin Purvine. Bill Ross. Erric Wilt, Dick Off Campus Students Abrams. Gary Albertson, Oran Albin, Nancy Amberg. Thomas Anderson. Barbara Anderson. Fred Astro, Richard Arnold. John Barnett. Everett Basa. Elpedio Baulig. Rodney Bean. William Beck. William Becker. Michael Beckham. William Bcdregal. Jose Benedict. Alan Berggrcn Wilma Bible. Barbara Boge, Eldon Bogue. John Boles. John Bradley. Doreen Breeden. David Brindley. Karen Brown. Gary Brown. Michael Budney. John Bullock. Shirley Cady. Jim Cantrall. Edward Carlson, Dennis Carter. Russell Carter. Sandy Cary. Rosa Lee 437 Cazzell, Shirley Cegavski. Wallace Center. Charles Chalmers. Daune Chambers. Donald Chandler. John Chung, In Heung Clayton. Gerald Clemens. Roycc Clothier, Harvey Crompton. Gerald Connors. Nancy Couper. Stuart Culter. Nancy Daniel. William Davis. John Davison, Charles De Laubenfels. P. Dickinson. Carol Dimmick. Robert Dirkscn. Rena Dodge. Jim Dougherty. Sharon Durham, Curt Duynslager. William Engc-r. James Elfving. Karen Elmore. Truman Off Campus Students Farring. Barbara Fawn, Donald Feigner, lynden Fero. Myra Lee Findley. Gerald Fisk, Dale Fluck, Jack Forney. Clyde Fox, Ronald Freeman. Roy Galligan, James Garcia. Masalud Garrett. Marvin Gary. Ann. Gaulke, Mary Gibson. Leslie Giflord. Ray Gilmore. Marcia Glasscy. Marion Gomez. Leticia Goodman. Roy Grant. Judith Grant. Robert Gregg. Brian Grover. E. Keith Hainline. Joann Mainline. Thomas Hatton. Robert Hamlin. George 43Q Hammett. Dean Hansen. Brigham Hansen, Prentiss Harris. Ward Harrison. George Harrison. Robert Hartz. Ronald Hastie, Raoul Hastie. Ronal Hauptman. David Hay. Robert Heater. Shirley Hcidcman, Fred Heidt. Andrea Heidt. Frederick Henning. Stephen Henderson. Bruce Hendrickson. Patsy Hern. Dale Hipperson. Don Hoag, Helen Hoflman, Gordon Horn. Marvin Hyatt. Judson Humphreys. William Hutchins. John Hyatt. Jack Isenhard. John Isom. Stirling Jager. Elden Janz. William Jarvis. Margaret Jarvis. Paula Jensen. Alan Off Campus Students Jensen. Dennis Johansen. Chris Johnson. Kay Jordan. Martie Karpinski. Darrell Kauflman, Jess Kauflman, Lois Kcc. Tek Kong Kegg. Larry Keller. William Kelly. Richard Kilboum, Janet King. Donovan Kinney. Theodore Klug. Mark Kodcra. Ray Kondrat. Robert Krahenbuhl. Paul Kofoid. Leland Landsberg. Joan Larson. Larry Lasater. Gene Leavy. Sherrie Leckenby. Donavin Lee. Carolyn Lee. Samuel Lee. Wayne Logard. Harold Lockwood. Lynn McAlister. Evelyn McCann. James 4oy McClelland. George McClurg. James McGowan. Sharon Mclntirc, Gaylon McIntosh. Alexander McMurray. Darrell Maeda. Michiko MacPhcrson. R. Macy. Robert Mahoney. Gerald Martin. Carl Kamara. Amos Melland. Jack Merryfield, Larry Messmer. Chris Metis, Curtis Metzler. Lewis Miller. Robert Murphy. Ronald Myers. Walter Nakatsu. Roy Nakayama. Roy Neeley. John Nelson. Phyllis NeSS, Vivian Oatncy. Larry O'Donohoe. Henry Okazaki. Kaichi Olson. Arthur Ong, Winifred Opuku. Esther Ortiz. Alberto Off Campus Students Ostling. Carl Oswalt. Marylca Oveson, Evelyn Palmer. Orin Palmer. Ronald Park. Moon Parsons. Crayton Payne. Dennis Peabody. Diane Pearson. James Peek. Bill Plant. David Plant. Jo Ann Powell. Edward Pritchett. Richard Prodchl, Victor Purkerson. Darrel Ralston. Douglas Rasmussen. D. Ray. Bill Read. Cynthia Reed. Clifford Reid. Ralph Robinson. Charles Robinson. Dale Rogers. Joyce Roos. Sandra Rucker. Joan Russell. William Ryan. Paula 440 Ry8h, Stephen Saen . Jose Samuels, Neil Sanders. James Sosnovske. L. Schaad. Dave Schaad, Roger Schmidt, Robert Scranton. Cora Schmitt. Louis Schooley. Thomas Scaguist. Paul Sehpa'. Manmohan Skirvin. Fredric Simpson. James Simson. Stanley Smith, Russell Snookal. Don Stangland. Jefl Staub, Richard Stein. George Stoll. Allan Straube, William Sump. Melvin Siabo. Julius Tamura. Darlene Taylor, Gail Tetter. J. M. Thayer. Thomas Talimchogly, M. E. Tomita. Charles Tucker, Gerald Tyler. Richard Off Campus Students 441 Vandehey. Monte Van do Pol, David Van Dcuscn, R. Van Loo. Elmer Wadsworth, Paul Walters. Charles Wallace. Carol Wells. Dave Westwood. C. P. Whang. Suk Jo White, Carolyn White. Daniel White. Joan Willard. Norma Willets. Paul Wilson. Robert Williams. Robert Waddell. Willard Wong. Kenneth Woodhams, Larry Wright. Gerry Yomibe. Homer Yu.John Zafrani. Isaac Zamora, Ben Zaugg.Lyai Zicmcr. Robert ORGANIZATIONS INDEX AAHPER 107 Acacia 338 Administration 27 Agricultural Economics Club 43 Agricultural Engineers 67 Agriculture Executive Council 42 Agriculture. School of 41 Alpha Chi Omega 278 Alpha Delta Pi 280 Alpha Delta Sigma 80 Alpha Gamma Delta 282 Alpha Gamma Rho 340 Alpha Kappa Lambda 342 Alpha Lambda Delta 115 Alpha Omicron Pi 284 Alpha Phi 286 Alpha Phi Omega 80 Alpha Sigma Phi 344 Alpha Tau Omega 346 Alpha Xi Delta 288 Alpha Zeta 42 Alumni Association 169 American Pharmaceutical Association 91 Angel Flight 102 Arnold Air Society 102 Arts 181 ASOSU 160 Associated Women Students 168 Athletic Board 244 Automotive Engineers. Society of 69 Azalea House 290 Barometer Business Staff 176 Barometer Editorial Staff 174 Baseball 250 Basketball 226 Beaver Business Staff 180 Beaver Editorial Staff 178 Beaver Lodge 350 Beaver Preview 172 Beta Alpha Psi 52 Beta Theta Pi 348 Blue Key 121 Business and Technology. School of 51 Business and Technology Student Council 52 Campus 4-H Club 44 Campus Club 343 Campus Police 36 Campus Religious Council 85 Campus Services 35 Cauthorn Hall Council 351 Chemical Engineers 65 Chi Omega 292 Chi Phi 358 Choralaires 194 Cinder City 360 Civic Music Association 190 Civil Engineers 63 Coed Cottage 289 Colleges 37 Collegiate FFA 43 Co op Board of Directors 169 Cooperative Students' Council 276 Co-op Managers' Association 275 Co-resident Council 274 Cosmopolitan Club 86 Crew 256 Crops Science Club 45 Cross Country 223 Dad’s Club 171 Dairy Club 45 Davenport House 361 Dean of Men 33 Dean of Women 32 Delta Chi 362 Delta Delta Delta 294 Delta Gamma 296 Delta Sigma Phi 368 Delta Sigma Rho 81 Delta Tau Delta 364 Delta Upsilon 366 Delta Zeta 298 Dramatics 182 Editor's Final 155 Education, School of 55 Educational Activities Board 170 Ehr Staan 352 Electrical Engineers 64 Engineering. School of 59 Engineering Student Council 60 Eta Kappa Nu 62 Euterpe 81 Fall Sports 213 Fin and Antler Club 46 Flying Club 117 Food Technology Club 47 Football 214 Forensics 189 Forestry Club 73 Forestry. School of 71 Foundryman's Society 65 Freshman Class Officers 165 Fussers' Guide Staff 177 Gamma Phi Beta 300 Gar Mix 422 Gar Tyr 420 Gar Wyn 423 Glee Club 192 Golf 255 Governor of Oregon 31 Graduate School 111 Graduate Students 154 Hagall Staan 390 Hagall Thorn 353 Hawley Hall 302 Hawthorne Manor 369 Heating Plant 36 Heckart Lodge 370 Home Economics Club 77 Home Economics. School of 75 Horticulture Club 47 Hui O-Hawaii 116 Humanities. School of 79 Mix llix llix 401 Industrial Engineers 66 Infirmary 35 Institute of Aeronautical Sciences 69 Inter-Dorm Council 277 Inter-Fraternity Council 273 Inter-Hall Council 274 Inter Varsity Christian Fellowship 86 Intramurals 259 Jameson House 308 Junior Class Officers 163 Junior Panhellenic 272 Kappa Alpha Theta 312 Kappa Delta 310 Kappa Delta Pi 57 Kappa Delta Rho 372 Kappa Kappa Gamma 314 Kappa Kappa Psi 82 Kappa Pi 82 Kappa Psi 90 Kappa Sigma 374 Kaun Eis 424 Kaun llix 391 ORGANIZATIONS INDEX Kaun Raad 427 Kaun Staan Mix 428 Lambda Chi Alpha 376 Lambda Kappa Sigma 90 Lamplighters 95 Library I14 Little Sisters of Minerva 122 Madrigal 193 Marching Band 224 Masque and Dagger Society 83 Mechanical Engineers 67 Memorial Union 166 Metals, Society of 68 Meteorological Society Military, Division for 97 Mortar Board 120 Mother's Club 1?1 Mountain Club 108 Mu Beta Beta 44 National Collegiate Players 83 Naud llix 402 Naud Kaun 430 Naval ROTC 99 Newman Club 87 Omicron Nu 77 Orange 0” 105 Orchesis 105 OSU Firemen 436 Othil Gar 431 Outstanding Professors 38 Pacific Northwest Personnel Management Club 53 Panhellenic 272 Parachute Club 117 Pep Band 238 Pershing Rifles IX Pharmacy. School of 89 Phi Chi Theta 53 Phi Delta Theta 378 Phi Eta Sigma 115 Phi Gamma Delta 380 Phi Kappa Phi 95 Phi Kappa Psi 382 Phi Kappa Sigma 385 Phi Kappa Tau 388 Phi Kappa Theta 377 Phi Sigma Kappa 384 Physical Education, Division of 105 Pi Beta Phi 316 Pi Kappa Alpha 395 Pi Kappa Phi 395 Pi Tau Sigma 61 Poling Hall Council 389 Poultry Club 48 President of OSU 28 Promenaders 109 Publications 173 Publications Committee 170 Ouorth Logar 354 Ouorth Staan 392 Radio Engineers 64 Rally Squad 208 Reed Lodge 398 Registrar 34 Rifle Club 103 Rifle Team 244 Royalty 195 Rugby 258 Sackett A 318 Sackett B 320 Scabbard and Blade 97 Science. School of 93 Sea Beavers 109 Sea Horses 269 Senior Class Officers 124 Seniors 123 Siegel Hagall 425 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 404 Sigma Chi 406 Sigma Delta Chi 84 Sigma Delta Pi 57 Sigma Kappa 322 Sigma Nu 408 Sigma Phi Epsilon 410 Sigma Pi 412 Sigma Tau 62 Silver Wings 98 Snell Hall 324 Soils Club 48 Sophomore Class Officers 164 Spindrift Staff 177 Spring Sports 245 State Board of Higher Education 31 Student Government 159 Swimming 242 Talons 118 Tau Beta Pi 62 Tau Kappa Epsilon 414 Tennis 253 Thanes 119 The Pines 337 Theta Chi 416 Theta Sigma Phi 84 Theta Xi 418 Thorn Tyr 356 Track 246 Tyr Feoh Kaun 434 Tyr llix Gar 355 Varsity 0 107 Waldo Hall Council 419 Weatherford Hall Council 426 West Hall 332 Winston House 331 Winter Sports 225 Withycombe Club 49 Women's Recreation Association 267 Wrestling 239 Wyn Thorn 393 Wyn Tyr 394 Xi Sigma Pi 73 Yar llix Yar 432 Yar Yar Logar 435 Zeta Tau Alpha 309 443 STUDENT INDEX A Aalfs. Dennis P.. 347 Aarl . Cornelius R.. 435 Aascrudc. Robert A.. 97 Abbott. W.lliom L.. 125. 388 Abed. Gcoroe T.. 121.125.129. 160. 244, 338 Abel. John F.. 378 Abel. Lyneltc D.. 28S Abendroth. Kent A.. 414 Abrams. Gary D.. 437 Ackerman. Carlynn F.. 300.302 AcHes. Kenneth M.. 378 Adair. Judith A.. 332 Adamek. James C.. 353 Adams. Alexander M,. 387 Adams. Charles C.. 416 Adams. David S.. 63.125. 364 Adams. Jill M.. 326 Adams. Jeannette. 312 Adams. Larry H.. 344 Adams. Leo S.. 83.101 Adams. Nancy G.. 53. 125. 316 Adams. Paul G.. 125. 364 Adams. Robert J.. 63 Adams. Steven K.. 49 Adams. Teresa L.. 125.287 Addicott. Donald J.. 125 Adoy. Jerome D.. 390 Adklssoo. Marjorie E.. 326 Adolt. Phil'P D.. 384 AdSitt. Curtis L.. 125 Aoee. Melissa D.. 331 Ahlquist. Judy I.. 379 Aho. Darlene A.. 331 Ahue. Julie Ann V .. 335 Aikman. Lynn A.. 381 Auey. Oennis D.. 353 Aiken. Ted P.. 376 Akoy. Jerrold C.. 371 Alajoki. Frans O. Jr.. 398 Aiben. Ted E.. 406 Albertson. Barry 8., 418 Albertson. Oran I.. 63.115.437 Albin, Arthur G. 125. 109. 354 Albin. Nancy C.. 42. 49. 437 Albright. Richard L.. 380 Albright. Robert J.. 68. 423 Aldrich, Richard K.. 390 Aldridoc. 8ette L.. 125.378 AlcSkuS. Joseph P. Jr.. 408 Alexande'. Grayson T„ 6’. 62. 67. 69. 96. 125 Alexander Sandra E.. 321,383 Alexander. Jerry R-. 350 Alexander. Julie A.. 292 Allen. Edna E.. 333 Allen. Karen L.. 326 Allen. Michael B.. 67. 125. 348 Allen. Sharon L.. 318. 320 Allen, Sidney H.. W. 352 Allen. Susan J.. 125. 292. 294. 326 Allen. Thomas J.. 125. 358 A'lin, Benjamin C. Jr.. 189 Allison. Dixie L.. 289 Allison. Ira S.. 95 Allison. Joe Dennis. 369 Allison. James C.. 340 Allison. Janet E.. 118. 285 AlUson. Patricia M.. 289 Alslcad. Karlcen K.. 333 A (stead. Marjorie G.. 125 Altman. Charles B.. 414 Altick. Stephen F.. 80. 97,102. 125. 163. 346 Alio. John F.. 379 Alton. Robert C.. 402 Altpeter. Barbara K.. 77.95. 120.125. 126. ICO. 314 Alvord. Allan F., 66.366 Ambcffl. Thomas L-. 437 Amburara. Crispus, 45 Amerio. Ronald V.. 366 Ames. Darrel H.. 109.423 Ames. Robert R.. 396 Amstut , David E.. 125.432 Anderogg. Barbara S.. 285 Andersen. Orion J.. 125 Andersen. Barbara J.. 290 Anderson. Barbara S-. 437 Anderson. Bruce R.. 385 Anderson. Charles A.. 421 Anderson. Christine. 44.335 Anderson. Clyde L.. 431 Anderson. David D.. 264. 416 Anderson. David R.. 342 Anderson. David W.. 348 Anderson. Don R.. 44.396 Anderson. Ernie T., 391 Anderson. Fred W.. 437 Anderson. Gail E.. 326 Anderson. Joan E.. 326 Anderson. Jerome A.. 387 Anderson. John H.. 404 Anderson. John W.. 370 Anderson. Jon M.. 379 Anderson. K. R. Jr.. 373 Anderson. Kirk S.. 400 Anderson. Larry R.. 410 Anderson. Marsha J., 16 Anderson. Melvin M.. 115.119. 356 Anderson. Pauline B.. 296 Anderson. Roger F.. 353 Anderson. Ronald A.. 390 Anderson. Sandra G.. 316 Anderson. Sharon M„ 304 Anderson. William S.. 80. 346 Anderton. James P.. 346 Ando. Allen M.. 91.125 Ando. Norman H., 358 Andrcatla. Lorna R.. 125 Andrcen. Way no H.. 383 Andrews. Diane. 378 Andrews. Richard W.. 08.350 Andrews. Robert K.. 372 Andrews. Stanley E-. 67.350 Andricu. Raymond H.. 43.369 Angel. Sandra J.. 163.325 Angove. Patricia L.. 3C9 Ankersen. Timothy, 107.214. 216.378 Anlles. Slovan A.. 360 Anundson. Robert L.. 119.197, 388 Aona. Virginia F.,304 Apple. Lester A.. 119.358 Appling. James 3. Jr.. 395 Archibald. Edith A..294.320 Aren . Thomas M.. 355 Armanlroul. Guy A.. 60.95.125. 386 Armanlroul. Neil B.. 83. 386 Armentrout. Sherrie S., 298 Armes. John F., 348 Armstrong. Lawrence J.. 354. 408 Armstrong. Sandra L.. 304 Arnett, Marilyn S.. 206. 312 Arnold. Joan D.. 82. 122. 208. 209.294 Arnold, John R., 125. 437 Arnlz. Leonard J.. C8. 395 Arola. Dave W.. 125 Arrell. Jerry F.. 339. 392 Arruda. Carolyn J.. 125.378 Ashtord. Arlene H.. 326 Ashfictd. Ron. 380 Asboc. David E-. 376 Asbury. Judith A.. 335 Ashf-old. Ronald J.. 61. 62. 125 Ashman. Kenneth E.. 61.62. 125.382 Ashton. Rita M.. 310 Astle. Jano.313.318 Atchison. Marilyn A.. 326 Atchison. Molly B.. 125.324 Atterbury. Judith A„ 125.292 Atwater. Robert K..355 Atwood. Judith D.. 53.120.125. 168.207.312 Auldermauer. Ina M.. 337 At Id. Harry D.. 408 Auld. Kalhenne J.. 161.296 Aune. Joyce M„ 125.378 Ausmus. David R.. 390 Austin. Lowell E. Jr.,80.97.121. 125.133. 161.348 Austin. Nancy L.. 315. 335 Austin. Robert G.. 360 AutK . Mary E., 335 Avetar, David 6.. 380 Avery. Gerald W.. 353 Avio, Kenneth L-. 408 Avril. Roger V .. 338 Aydetott. Linda J.. 318 Ayers. William T.. 381 Aylcs. Virginia L.. 335 Ayres. Roger A.. 125. 366 Ayres. William. 352 B Babcock. Douglas L.. 361 Babcock. Marilyn S.. 335 Baccus. Barbara A.. 335 Backman, Emile L.. 96, 335 Backman. George B.. 400 Bacon. William H. III. 411 Badge . Rodney A.. 351.353 Badlcy. James I.. 93. 416 Baer. Peter E.. 436.154 Bacse. Jason L.. 117 Bagby. Richard A.. 335 Bagoer. Leonard G. Jr..119.350 Baggett. Leland R„ 344 Baggett. Rex A.. 125. 344 Baoley. Sarah A.. 312 Baglcy. Susan £.. 313 Bailer. F. E. Jr.. 125. 438 Bailey. Allen M.. 401 Bailey. Brian R.. 125. 380 Bailey. Bruce G.. 125 Bailey. Bruce M.. 380 Bailey. Glenne I.. 280 Ba.ley. Harold W.. 98. 392 Bailey. Julia M.. 325 Bailey. Kaye S.. 316 Bailey. Robert L.. 241.390 Bailey. Robert W.. 347 Bailey. Regan. 327 Bailey. Ruth S.. 318,382 Bailey. Sally J.. 327 Baity. William J.. 80. 125. 401 Bairn, Don G.. 390 Baird. Gail A.. 118.308 Baird. John M.. 125. 420 Baker. Annetla M.. 308 Baker. Charles D.. 61.62 Baker. Donna I.. 289 Baker, Frederick F.. 390 Baker. Gilbert A . 125. 384 Baker. Ita J.. 326 Baker. James R.. 91.125 Baker. Judith A.. 96 Baker. Nancy L.. 378 Baker, Norah A.. 289 Baker, Phillip J., 125. 418 Baker. Richard L.. 373 Baker. Robert H.. 107 Baker. Ronald E.. 3SO Baker. Steven L.. 433 Baker. Steven M.. 431 Baker. Terry W.. 107. 214. 215. 226. 230. 231.234,235. 273. 378 Bakkum, Glen A,. 95 Batch, Thomas A,. 338 Baldwin. James L-. 407 Baldwin. James R. Jr.. 375 Bail. Carol S-. 332 Bail. Del W.. 101. 410 Ball. John W.. 107. 405 Ball. Marilyn N.. 379 Ball. Stacia a.. 327 Ballen. Thomas J.. 126. 406 Ballengcr. Robert D.. 358 Ballow. Virginia D,. 126. 320 Baltin, Robert A.. 378 Bally. Charles S.. 126.344 Balmforth. Kennelh R„ 366 Bancroft. David C.. 403 Bandonis. James R..433 Bane. Lucy D.. 83. 126. 286 Bankofter. Duane E.. 126.418 Banning, Maurice R.. 97. 126. 410 Bannon. William A.. 354 Barber, David A . 43.376 Barber. Roger D.. 354 Barber, Roger M.. 411 Barclay. Cheryl J.. 335 Baron , Terry A.. 287 Barican. Thomas. 377 Barkhurst. Rosemary R.. 293. 321 Bameburg. Alien B.. 401 Barnes. Charlotte V.. 322 Barnes. David D.. 433 Barnes, John M. Jr.. 359 Barnes. Ramon M.. 126. 402 Barnett. Everett E-. 126.437 Barnett. Robie C.. 318 Bametl. William B.. 101.107. 264.348 Barnette. Phillip E.. 367 Barney. Robert A.. 344 Barngrovor. Larry W.. 411 Barnhart. Judith A.. 126, 296. 304 Barnum, Patrick L.. 117. 421 Barnum. Robert E.. 348 Barnum. William L.. 214. 348 Baron. Carolyn M . 126.324 Barr. Karen L.. 309 Barrera. Alfredo B,. 126. 395 Barrel!. Robert R,. 42. 47. 352 Barry. Richard T., 126 Barry. Marilyn J.. 300. 333 Barss. Kathleen A.. 326 Barss. Priscilla J.. 321 Bartel, Oonatd E . 390 Barfel. Frederick W.. 63. 346 Bartel. Edward D.. 424 Barteils. Jenny L.. 81.106.126. 312 Bartels. Donna L.. 383 Bartels. Judith A.. 77. 309 Bartholomew. G. K.. 304 Bartlc. Ruth A.. 180, 312 Bartsch. Dionne D., 327 Barisch. Richard A.. 126. 374 Bar e«. Gary E.. 346 Bar ee. Mendel J.. 15.115 Basa. Elpedio. 126.437 Basgcn. Thomas F.. 380 Bash. Judith A.. 294 Basmger, Ronald M., 390 Bastian. James L.. 428 Baichelder. Patricia. 304 Satcheller. V. E.. 316. 327 Balcheloer. Lee A.. 383 Bate. Katherine M.. 126. 332 Bateman. Pamela K.. 320 Bateman. Steven T.. 359 Bates. Allen O.. 103. 237. 431 Bates. Melanie S . 318 Bauer. Barbara J.. 294 Bauer. Fred M.. 430 Bauer. Michael M.. 126 Bauer. Sharon A.. 106.317 Baulig. Rodney H.. 69. 126.437 Bauman. Beverly A.. 332 Bauman, Judith A., 303 Baumgartner. Susan. 126.312 Bauscrman. Kathie L.. 335 Baxtor. Clay. 125 Baxter. Clifford L.. 226. 348 Baxter, Clifton J.. 412 Baxter. Jan. 82.209 Baxter. Richard K.. 413 Bay. David C.. 60. 66.126. 378 Bayless. Edward A.. 348 Bayliss, Edward T.. 412 Bayman. Charles L.. 68.126 Bayne. Robert L.. 126. 366 Bayne. Sharon J.. 298 Beach, David J.. 378 Beach, Harry. 65 Beach, Gary L.. 367 Bcachell. Geraid Ray. 126. 378 Beal. Christine R.. 326 Beall. Jano M,. 327 8ean. William E.. 437 Board. John D.. 353 Beardsley. Jan N.. 314 Beardsley. John P.. 126.346 Beatty. Joseph H.. 392 Beck. Edward A.. 3 Beck. Kenneth L.. 241.375 Beck. Richard J.. 418 Beck. William M.. 437 Bcckendorf. Gerald W.. 126. 366 Becker. Edwin S., 241. 353 8ecker. James R.. 370 Becker. Michael H.. 437 Beckham. David 8.. 80.347 Beckham. William F.. 437 Beckman, Gary R.. 115 Beckman. Judith D.. 304 Bedregal. Jose M„ 57.126. 437 Beebe. Katherine K.. 326 Becd. Mary E.. 303 Bcchier, Barbara J.. 337 Beem, Timothy K.. 407 Beers. Robert L.. 414 Beesley. Karl R.. 45 Beh.ee. Darrel L.. 126. 390 Beiswenger. Elaine. 297. 335 Bekooy. Rodger G.. 348 Beil. David A.. 126. 376 Beil. David B.. 126 Bell. Diane M.. 304 Bell. Marcia E.. 299. 327 Bell. Robert E.. 126 Bellingham. Oouglas A,. 390 8elshce. Dorothy J.. 332 Belt. Beatrice I.. 266.322 Bell. Ma y E.. 322 Belyea. Alan R., 413 Bemel . Jeffrey M,. 340 Bemis, Jerry W„ 402 Bender. Laura Lee. 301. 318 Benedict. Alan C.. 45.437 Benge. Michael D.. 126 Benner. Rex D.. 348 Bennett. Barbara A.. 102.189. 317 Bennett. Burton G.. 96.126. 398 Bennett. Gera’d L, 406 Bennett. James H.. 127 Bennett. Robert K.. 61.62.127. 369.398 Bennett. Rose L.. 57. 84.87. 280 Bennett. Sharon L.. 384 Bennett. Woodson E.. 348.355 Bcnninghoff. Paul H.. 82.127. 404 Bennion. Lora L.. 82.189. 315 Benson. Frank L.. 264. 400 Benson. Gary G.. 404 Bentley. Gloria K.. 109.306 Benvenuto. John A.. 97.127. 374 Berean. George S.. 399 Berg. Neil J. Jr.. 432 Berg. William J.. 391 Berge. Cordell O.. 384 Beroe. Eileen C.. 332 Bergen. Carolyn J., 77,82.120. 127.130.168.170. 313 Berger. Grace A.. 335 Berger. Harold. 91 Berger. Jack D.. 107.239. 398 Berogron. Wilma L.. 437 Berghol Barbara T.. 318 Berglund. Kenneth R.. 428 Bcrgren, Beverly, 316 Bergstrom. Donna S.. 269. 317. 318 Bcrklund. Rodney W.. 339 Bernard. Phillip J. Jr.. 115. 119.344 Bernardi, Jerry A.. 91 Bernardy. Sharon A.. 127. 335 Berncy. Barbara M.. 87. 289 Berney. Tim. 87 Berndl. Marilyn J.. 288. 321 Berney. Ed«vard A. Jr.. 361 Berry. James R.. 414 Berry. Janice M.. 53. 378 Berry. Ted L.. 340 Bcssey. Lola A.. 320 Best. William L.. 47. 391 Beutlcr. Robert R.. 352 Bevandich, Sheila A.. 281 Beveridge, John. 43 Bevens. Dan D.. 390 Bewley. Carol A.. 127, 324 Boyer. Gary E.. 91.127 Bibbee. David A., 385 Bible. Barbara J.. 437 Bielcr. Marycitc E.. 308 Bigelow. Anne M.. 321 Bigler. Bernice. 83.303 Biggs. Donna E.. 316 Bigham. Donna J.. 109.308 Bills. Gary R.. 353 Bingham. Bruce. 411 Bmgham. Karmen L.. 106. 331 Binney, Stephen E.. 115.119. 41! Birch. Anthony D.. 80.127. 170. 410 Bird. Barbara J.. 327 8:rkemeir. 8ruce. 354 Bishop, Donald L.. 37! Bishop. Jerry E.. 400 Bishop. Kay EUxse. 379 Bishoprick. Ka een. 81.310 Bjclland, Richard J.. 127. 382 Bjerke. Bruce G.. 338 Bjork. Lmda D.. 127. 288 Black. James K.. 410 Black. Jared L.. 416 Black. Lee A.. 354 Black. Sucllen. 296 Black. Thomas L.. 378 Blackburn. M. A.. 84. 127. 174. 176 Blackman. George A.. 103. 359 Blaoen. Barbara A.. 294. 335 Siam. Michael J.. 427 Blair, Ann E., 57. 29 Blair, Margery F.. 335 Blake. Cordelia A.. 331 Blake. Particia A.. 315.327 Blake. William R. Jr.. 381 Biakciy. Georoe M. III. 165.404 Biamcr. Dewitt. 421 Blanchard. Elisabeth, 127.332 Bianchfield. Jeffry S.. 346 B'anchficld. Sherryl. 322 Biewett. lorln E.. 61.62.127. 396 Bliss. Larry D.. 383 Blit . Enid R.. 127. 296 Blivcn. Janet F.. 266.333 Bliven. Gary A.. 127 Blodgett. James A.. 303 Bloedd. Rodger L.. 410 Bloodgood, Gerald R.. 127. 410 Blue. William A.. 414 Boag. Wayne E.. 64.127 STUDENT INDEX Board. Freddie D.. 355 Boatman. Wayne A.. 355 Bodley. Joyco K.. 333 Bodylcll. Edmund R.. 117 Boo. Karen I., 286 Boo. Memo E.. 127. 286 BoccMer. Ronald O.. 127.390 Boehm. Carol I.. 318 Bochme. Larry H.. 338 Bocnnighausen. Susan. 127. 392 Bocrsma, Carol M.. 269 Bocrsma. Carole T.. 320 Bogaard. Delores, 324 Bogart. Elizabeth A.. 96 Bogo. Eldon 6.. 46. 437 Bogle. Bonnie B.. 318 Bogue. John W.. 127. 437 Bohn. Burnell R.. 362 Bohncrt. Sandra L.. 118. 288 Boles. John A.. 437 Bolond. Mary E.. 189. 318 Bolter. Gail I.. 304. 313 Bombaugh, Charles T.. 365 Bomenocn. Brenda L.. 303 Bone. James S.. 264 Bonebrakc. Beverly R.. 333 Bonfield. Andrea J.. 281 Bonilla. Joe. 364 Bonncy. Ray C.. 431 Bonncy. Robert A.. 384 Boone. Kenneth H.. 366 Borden. Lynne C.. 318 Borgaard. Delores J.. 127 Borgon, Raymond R.. 414 8orgen. Sandro S.. 285 8orgfcldt. Judith L-. 281 Bosco. Bonnieiean. 95.127. 324 Boss. Michael 0.. 384 8o!tel. Robert D.. 392 Bovcy. Roberta D.. 293.327 Bou. Marcclo C.. 65 Bowden. Dennis G.. 390 Bowen. Earl D.. 44. 49. 421 Bower. Beverly J.. 77. 122. 127. 189.332 Bower. Lora L.. 287 Bowcrman. Jean L.. 308 Bowcrman, Peggy J.. 294 Bowers. Carol E-. 333 Bowers. Connie V.. 326 Bowie. James S.. 404 Bowles. Carolyn M., 317.321 Bowman. John S.. 264 Bowman. Kern E.. 127. 406 Bowman. Terry C.. 395 Boyd. Charles W. 127 Boyd. Gary A.. 340 Boyd. Jancl A.. 3W Boyd. Pamela J.. 331 Boyd. Patricia M.. 327.333 Boyd. Robert A.. 360 Boyd. William F.. 223. 360. 404 Boyer. Alan L.. 47. 127. 388 Boyles. Robert W.. 369 Boxamch. Barbara A,. 127. 324 Braatcn. Richard A.. 63 Bracclm, Gary. 404 Braden. Thomas J.. 127. 209. 380 Braden. Virginia F.. 327 Brader. Donald M.. 64. 127 Bradhcld. A. A.. 322 Bradley. Doreen K.. 437 Bradloy. George L., 91.127 Bradley. Susan G., 266. 312 Bradrick, Karla D., 322 Bradshaw. Gary D.. 371 Brady. James H,. 67. 338 Brady. Jerry R„ 223, 360 Brady. John S.. 119. 376 Branaman. Dixie L.. 118. 379 Brandick, Frances C.. 335 Brandi. Mary R. 115.308 Brandi. Ph.lip M,. 380 Brandi. Ronald A.. 343 Branson. Larry H., 420 Branson. Sharon A.. 314 Branstator, Jean R.. 322 Brashcar, Nelson G-. 392 Braun. Fayo. 332 Breeden. David D.. 127.437 Breedlove. William P.. 408 Breilhaupl. Mary M., 318 Bremer. Barbara. 313 Brenna. Gary L.. 391 Brennan. Carol M.. 320 Brennan. Patricia L.. 326 Brennan, William J.. 127. 40J Brew. Gary A.. 422 Brewer. James L., 63.127. 418 Brian. Louiso M.. 304 Brice. Glyn A.. 355 Brice. Marilyn L.. 300.303 Briogs. Karen L.. 318 Briggs. Sue M.. 53. 127. 266. 316 Bright. Larry R.. 103. 237 Brin. Janel E.. 318 Brindley. Karen K„ 127, 437 Bnndlcy. Larry W., 127 Brines. Michael V .. 433 Briner. Paul E.. 416 Bnnghursl. Richard S.. 127. 378 Brisbee. Larry A.. 346 Bristol, Charlene L.. 304 Bristol. Judy J.. 335 Bristol. William C.. 381 Britton. Barbara L.. 313 Britton. Evelyn K.. 290 Brixondine. Linda M. 318 Broadhurst G. J. Jr.. 353 Brobst. Nancy L.. 310 Brock. Robert J.. 396 8rockett. Donald V.. 371 Brockman. Joan L., 30 Brockway. Donald L., 127.350 Brodie, Benjamin E.. 411 Brodie. James E.. 119 Brogden. Linda J., 269.322 Brogdon. Sally R.. 313 Bronn, Gary B.. 402 Brooks, Barbara J.. 333 Brooks. Dean P.. 67. 127 Brooks. Martin T.. 127. 354 Brooks. Richard L.. 107. 214. 378 Brookshire. Belly C.. 102. 294 Brown. Barbara A.. 333 Brown, Cameron. 339 Brown. Carol A., 294 Brown. Ccan G.. 407 Brown. Franklyn N.. 42. 346 8rown. Gary L.. 391.437 8rown. Gary N.. 42. 43. 65. 128 8rown, Harry R. Jr., 360 Brown. Harvey L.. 427 Brown. Helen E.. 128. 324 8rown. James H.. 63. 356 Brown, Janet K„ 335 Brown. Janice K„ 383 Brown. Jerry F.. 348 Brown. Keith E-. 421 Brown. Manuelita A.. 106.128 Brown. Michael V.. 437 Brown. Robert L.. 361 Brown, Robert R.. 347 Brown. Sandra K.. 304 Brown, Shirley J.. 53.84.179. 392 Brown. Stanley F.. 67 Brown. Stuart W„ 373 Brown. Wayne E.. 128. 362 Brown. Wesley. 404 Brown. William M. Jr.. 366 Brown. William H.. 128 Brownton. Carol C.. 290 Bruco. Janice P.. 128 Bruce. Overton G.. 43. 128 Bruck. Sharon D.. 382 Brunelle. Gerald A.. 128. 369 Bruns, David A.. 390 Bruns. Esther C-. 335 Bryan. Eileen B.. 326 Bryant. Richard A.. 63. 80.128. 402 Bryant. Richard C.. 399 Bryant. William K.. 396 Brymldsen. Gordon A.. 107. 128.348 Buben.k, Mark L.. 357 Buchanan. Gerry L-. 290 Buchanan. Patricia L.. 335. 383 Buchanan. Thomas R.. 264. 348 Buchanan. William L.. 119. 432 Buchholx. Gary L.. 371 Buck. Mary A.. 287. 321 Buck, Floyd W.. 128 Buck, Sylvia C.. 280 Buckey. Diane J.. 332 Buckley. Robert R..385 Buckley. Thomas L.. 404 Buckner. Rita J.,287 Buckthai. Janet L..292 Buckthal. Robert P.. 374 Budkner. Rita. 128 Budney. John L.. 437 Buccker. Robert C.. 377 Bueilcr. Diane E.. 309. 327 Buerk. Jacob E. Jr.. 404 Buettnor. James R.. 401 Buford. Gary M.. 61. 62. 128 Bulton. Nancy W.. 304 Bugado. John R.. 128.368 Bull. Judith. 318 Bull. Jack M.. 382 Bullock. Marvin M.. 422 Bullock. Ronald D.. 128. 422 Bullock. Shirley J.. 437 8unyard. George L.. 411 Burcholl, Linda A.. 296 Burchell. Susanno E.. 378 Burdick. David R.. 128. 406 Burford. Gary M.. 63 Burford. Sandy J.. 335 Burgess. James E., 45 Burian. Sharon A.. 128,280 Burke. Vernon G.. 215 Burke. William J.. 385 Burkhardt. Donald H.. 49.128 Burks. Ronald E.. 407 Burnard. Thomas C.. 401 Burncl. Sloven F„ 248 Burnolt. Thomas O.. 66.128, 372 Burns. Sandra R.. 118.178, 269. 292.320 Burr. David S.. 408 Burr. Edna M.. 294 Burr. Laurence R.. 407 Burrell. John E. III. 374 Burreson. Burton J.. 364 Burrill, Lmda A.. 303 Burroughs. Kathryn J.. 288 Burt. Robert W.. 343 Burton. Michael L.. 83. 97. 161. 170.430 Burton. Robert D.. 399 Busch. Brian R..95, 128.406 Buso. Alvm G.. 368 Buscy. Marsh. 313. 327 Bush. Richard C-. 424 8ushnell. Judyann. 304 Busick. Sarah J.. 317 Busse. Sarah C..49. 128.302 Bu swell. Lynne J.. 331 Bullcr. Barbara J.. 335 Buller. Gary W.. 128. 376 Bullcr. Gilbert W.. 343 Butler. Giena K.. 304 Butler. Jean A.. 2. 335 Butler. Paul L.. 214 Butler. Robert M.. 285 Button. Ilene M.. 314 Bulls. Beverly S.. 337 Butts. SheJah E.. 118. 326 Butts. Robert L.. 367 Buxton. Charles E . 61. 62. 128. 338 Buxton. Sandra K.. 269. 289 Buxton. Sarah J.. 383 Bye. Joann R.. 118. 292.326 Byers. Carolyn J.. 333 8yor$. Oonald R.. 128 Byers. Karen M.. 383 Bymgton. Eldso A.. 281 Byland. Ten J.. 382 Byrne. Patnck W.. 396 Byrns. David A.. 359 C Cady. James w.. 437 Cahill. Douglas A,. 420 Ca.rd. Dennis J.. 73. 121. 128. 427 Ca'abj. Michael J.. 344 Caldcr. Sharon S.. 90. 120.128. 168. 300. 302 Caldwell. Dean. 359 Caldwell. James A.. 49.428 Caldwell. Kathryn A.. 322 Caldwell. Kenneth W.. 370 Caldwell. Rosai.c. 128. 308 Cale. Jerry R.. 364 Caiet. Tandy M . 304 Calk.ns. 8arbara A.. 294 Calkms. Carol L.. 294. 327 Callahan. Darald W.. 420 Caliihan. Robert H.. 45 Cameron. Karen F.. 285 Campbell. Don L.. 115. 353 Campbell. Donna E.. 333 Campbell. Jane E.. 335 Campbell. Janot S.. 383 Campbell. Jeffrey R.. 385 Campbell. Steven J.. 396 Campbell. Suzanne I.. 2 3.318 Campbell. T.mothy L.. 226 Campbell. William H.. 385 Campos. Crisdogo R.. 128.424 Canatscy. John D.. 73.128 Canatsey. Barbara B.. 128 Canatsey. Maryann. 316 Cancssa. William R.. 347 Caniparoli. Arnold A.. 400 Cannon. Dale A.. 382 Cannon. Jerry L . 49. 435 Cannon. Katherine S.. 318 Cannon. Merle E.. 383 Cannon. Rosatcc S-. 285. 320 Cannon, Susan L.. 335 Canter. Alan. 424 Cantley. Bruce K.. 395 Cantrall. Edward L.. 128. 437 Capron. Joan C.. 118. 197. 333 Cardon. Whitney A.. 326 Carney. Dennis E.. 383 Cariaga. Ross. 214 Carlisle. Sharon L., 118.303 Carlson. Bruce D.. 128. 358 Carlson. Carolyn. 378 Carlson. Catherine A.. 106. 128.294 Carlson. Charles E.. 128. 412 Carlson. Daniel. 368 Carlson. Denn.s S . 431.437 Carlson. Gerald A.. 42. 43. 80. 384 Carlson. Harold W.. 354 Carlson, John M.. 420 Carlson. Linda. 128. 378 Carlson. Margaret G.. 304 Carlson, Norman A.. 390 Carlstrom. Margaret A.. 320 Carnegie. John W., 63.115.339 Carpenter. Peter D.. 128 Carr. James A,. 128 Carrington. Charles D.. 366 Carroll. Karen E..31I Carroll. Lawrence J.. 377 Carroll. Patricia A.. 53.128. 332 Carroll. Steven A , 364 Carter. Carolyn L.. 294 Carter. Jane L.. 164.315 Carter. Jean E.. 294 Carter. Mary Sue. 170. 314 Carter. Russell J.. 128. 437 Carter. Sandra E.. 437 Cartier. Gene L.. 353 Carty. Jay J. Jr.. 107. 121. 128. 209. 226. 230. 234. 235. 378 Cary. Rosa L.. 128. 437 Casady. Kenneth D.. 115 Casciato. Judith M.. 332 Case. Came M . 209. 315. 327 Case. Thomas D.. 115.366 Case. William C .43.128.340 Casey. Karen. 378 Cash. Lmda R..335 Cason. BriarleyJ.. 176. 289 Cason. Robert P.. 434 Caspeil. Robert W.. 129 Caspar. Margaret A.. 293. 327 Casper. Richard F.. 395 Caster. John E.. 43. 354 Castle. Tfis S.. 395 Cates. Sand'a K.. 331 Cales. Charles E . 339 Cathcrman. Cailajcan. 30« Cathey. James E.. 129. 358 Cave. Marcches W.. 66. 139 Cavm. Michael J.. 103. 401 Caw I field. Evelyn M.. 292 Cazzell. Shirley J. 437 Ccgavskc. Wallace D.. 129. 189. 437 Center. Charles D.. 437 Ccrnac. John D.. 69. 129 Cesaro. Mary R.. 394 Chaffee. Lyle W.. 66 Chalfan. John L.. 115.119. 390 Chalmers. Daunc C.. 129.437 Chambers. Donald C.. 129 Chambers. Donald R . 437 Chambers. Richard W.. 129 Chan. Harvey T. Jr.. 47. 361 Chan. William W.. 356 Chandlcc. Carolyn G-. 288 Chandler. John W.. 45. 129 Chandler. John W.. 437 Chandler. Larry E.. 379 Chandler. Sue K.. 294. 321 Chapin. Ralph P.. 398 Chapm. Roy E.. 154. 378 Chapman. Charloen D.. 327 Chapman. Edward H.. 401 Chapman. James L.. 340 Chapman. Kirk S.. 348 Chapman. Robert W.. 423 Chapman. Sandra K.. 304. 383 Chappell. Carol J.. 280 Charles worth. Edwin L.. 358 Charters. Carol E.. 327 Chartier, Amta M„ 304 Chartrcy. Rebecca V.. 281. 327 Chase. Carolyn O.. 304 Chase. Kathleen M. 383 Chastainc. Alan R.. 129. 388 Chausse. Vernon L.. 117 Chaverri. Jorge J.. 421 Chce. Chester K. W..414 Cheldelin. Vorone B.. t� . 392 Cheney. Roberta. 333 Chcvcrton. Martha L.. 286 Chien. Wanhua. 129 Child. Dennis L.. 129. 416 Child. Mary. 280 Chin. Young P., 434 Chmg. Douglas K.. 264. 4C0 Ching. Gary Y.. 431 Chisholm. Florence L.. 318 Cholet. Suzanne L.. 324 Chorak. Deanna. 118. 333 Chrisman. Kenneth R.. 43. 343 Christensen. Dale B.. 388 Christensen. Harry C., 357 Christensen. Gerald A.. 129 Christensen. Lcno. 43 Christensen. Robert L.. 65. 376 Christcrson. David J.. 416 Christian. Tom C.. 129. 40 Chnstierson. S. V.. 365 Chui. Robert W.. 129 Chun. Frederick C.. 403. 414 Chun. Gary H.. 129 Chung In Heung. 47.431.437 Churchill. Frank T.. 129. 343 Ciocca. Dennis G.. 129. 208. 209.408 Cfabaugh. Sharon R.. 335 Oaeys. Donald L.. 45 Oacys. Robert R.. 432 Ciagott. John B.. 362 Ciandge. Sally A.. 317 Clark. Carol J.. 284 Clark. Carole J.. 321 Clark. Carolyn A.. 308 Clark. Charles F.. 64 Clark. Charles G. 44.80.129. 368 Clark. David T.. 428 Clark. Frank H.. 381 Clark. Glen L.. 355 Clark. Kenneth L.. 119.380 Clark. Lmda J.. 164. 297 Clark. Peggy L.. 209. 296 Clark. Steven L. 408 Claus. Richard E.. 344 Clausscn. Mary J.. 293. 333 Claycs. Mary Ellen. 326 Clayton. Gerald L.. 129. 437 Clayton. Leshc E.. 327 Clayton. Stephen G.. 411 Clem. Lawrence R.. 366 Clemens. Royce. 437 Clemons. Victor G. Jr.. 236. 375 Cleveland. Charles R.. 400 Cicvenbcrg. James L.. 68 Clevenger. Thomas S.. 42.43. 129 Clifford. Lance W.. 69.129. 390 Cl.ffon. Bruce H.. 431 Clifton. Maren I.. 327 Chnc, Marion K.. 49. 285 Cime. Richard A.. 49 Cline. Mary L.. 129. 290 Cime. Thomas A.. 49. 371 Chnkinbeard. W. H . 119. 3 4 Ooro. Howard D.. 47. 343 cioro. Robert W.. 343 Clothier. Harvey. 64. 437 Clum. Jan A.. 290 Clyde. William F.. 47. 129. 362 Coates. Card J.. 322 Cobbe. Charles T. Jr.. 363 Cobiantx. Ronald M.. 408 Cochran. Carmen J.. 335 Cochran. Coralene R . 129. 324 Cockrell. William H,. 339 Coffcl. Marilyn J.. 294 Coffey. Sheila O.. 337 Coftyn. Merrily V.. 109.311 Colasuonno. Thomas M.. 434 Colby. Richard N..84.129.17 . Cole. Barbara A.. 81.129 Cole. Cardee. 304 Cde. Elvin E.. 117 Cde. Lawrence E. Jr.. 355 Cde. Warren B.. 214. 378 Coleman, Douglas E.. 377 Cdeman. Jennie M.. 49 Cdeman. John N.. 378 Cdeman. Leslie C.. 327 446 STUDENT INDEX Co!cmar . Sydney D-. 103. 312 CoHard. Ruth Diane. 310 Co Hard, Stephanie S-. 311 Collin. Barham Jo. 298 Collin. Henry A.. 410 Collin. Joyce N.. 379 Collins, Rosalie A.. 299 Collins. Thomas G.. 422 Colpilts. lam C.. 348 Colson. Richard A.. 356 Colver, Rick R.. 129. 06 Coman. Tod. 364 Combs. Dorothy S.. 290 Comini. Susan M.. 378 Comiskey. Patricia E.. 333 Commons. Gary E.. 371 Commons. Roderick L.. 9 Compton. David L.. 400 Compton. Norman G- 129 Comstock. James M.. 61. 62. 64. 129 Con boy. Dorothy J.. 303 Condit. Douglas. 119. 382 Condit. James C.. 129. 3-9 Confer. Gary R.. 428 Congdon. Jerry J.. 423 Conklin. Kenneth L.. 0 Conlee. Charles J.. 369 Conley. David A.. 366 Conley. James F.. 129.424 Conley. Linda M.. 130. 286 Conn. Oavid P.. 309 Conn. Truman W.. 402 Connall. Noel J.. 209. 411 Connarn. Leora G.. 57. 77. 95. 120. 129. 134. 322 Conner, Judy A.. 290 Connolly. Jill E..303 Connolly. John L.. 346 Connors. Nancy J.. 437 Conti. Daniel A.. 130 Converse. George A.. 430 Cook. David I.. 362 Cook. Gary R.. 163. 431 Cook. Gordon H.. 45. 340 Cook. John B.. 357 Cook. Judith N„ 316 Cook. Roland A.. 85. 130 Cook. Roy S . 60. 80. 348 Cook. Sharon Y.. 82. 333 Cooke. Carol A.. 289. 335 Cookson. Maurice E. Jr.. 64.130 Cooney. Caro11.. 335 Cooney. Shannon. 323 Coop. Amila. 327 Cooper. Dyan M.. 66 Cooper. Elizabeth A.. 130. 382 Cooper. Frederick R.. 356 Cooper. James A.. 388. 431 Cooper. Pamela S-. 189. 327 Cooper. Melvin I.. 97. 130. 372 Cooper. Richard W.. 390 Cooper. Steve. 344 Cooto. Norman E.. 107 Copley. Delores K.. 209. 294 Cor da no. William C. 375 Cordell. Eugene V.. 103. 344 Cork, Karen A., 314 Corley. Roy F.. 309 Corn. Carolyn A.. 130. 324 Cornell. Frances H.. 327 Cornell. Steven R.. 379 Cornwell. Jesse D.. 352 Corwin. Edward F.. 390 Cory, Ronald D.. 408 Cossctto. Terrel J.. 68. 395 Cothcoll. Leroy E.. 67 Colo. Raul E-. 49. 420 Coltell. Anocla R.. 379 Couch. David B.. 390 Couey. Shcla G.. 109. 130. 320 Coughenower. David D.. 364 Coulter. John H.. 357 Coulter. Marilyn K.. 95. 335 Counts. Melvin G.. 226.227.232. 233.234.348 Counts. Tony D.. 422 Couper. Stuart A.. 43. 84. 437 Courtnoy. Richard W.. 368 Covert. Darrell L.. 397 Cowan. Jeffrey V.. 434 Cowell. Susan J.. 327 Cowles. Jack M . 346. 355 Cowles. William E.. 368 Co . Audrey L.. 327 Cox. Karen L.. 297 Co . Kent W.. 63. 339 Cox. Lloyd O.. 63 Coykendall. Robert L.. 368 Coyle. Douglas J.. 343 Coyte. Constanco E.. 327 Crabtree. Donald J. Jr.. 382 Crabtree. Janet M.. 285 Crabtree. Thomas R.. 355 Crabtree. William E.. 366 Craig. Dwight J.. 12. 385 Craig. Jane A.. 322 Craio. Douglas. 130 Craig. Lavell G.. 435 Craig. Marilyn J.. 315 Craig. Susan J.. 106. 297 Cram. Donald L.. 374 Crandall. Terry G.. 353 Crandall. William B.. 102 Cranston. Patricia L-. 290 Crawlord. Carlene J.. 327 Crawford. Fred S-. 348 Crawlord. James M.. 397 Crawford. Kathryn L.. 197. 313 Crawford. Ronald W.. 42. 43. 340 Creech. Harold C.. 353 Creighton. Carolyn C.. 83. 130. 324 Crewman. Patricia C.. 30 Crenshaw. Ronald A.. 47.130 Crews. Richard S.. 390 Crislcr. Richard W.. 120 Crist. Richard M.. 387 Crompton. Gerald B.. 130. 437 Cron. Lawrence R.. 73.130.420 Crone. Richard A.. 418 Crook. Karen Z.. 28S Crop. Roland E.. 375 Cropley. Carroll D., 344 Crosby. Barbara Jean. 335 Crosley. Marda R,. 327 Cross. Jotene F.. 336 Crouter, John E.. 338 Crow. Terry J.. 392 Crowe. Joan M.. 321 Crowell. Rose M., 383 Crowe. Nancy M.. 326 Crowhurst. Henry D.. 97. 130, 362 Crowhurst. James W.. 363 Crowl. Katherine M.. 300 Crowl. Kay. 302 Crowley. Dennis G.. 379 Crowley. M.chaei G..364 Crudclc. Anthony P.. 48. 130 Cruickshank. David D.. 67 Cruickshank. K. I.. 285 Crunkalton. Robert E.. 117. 130. 427 Cruzan. Kathleen G.. 82. 280 Csergei. Harold J.. 398 Cuddihy, Richard J.. 360 Culbertson. Oavid D.. 390 Culbertson. Karen J.. 53. 286 Culley. Robert B.. 414 Cutler. Nancy L.. 437 Cummings. Barbara. 118. 333 Cummings. Gayle D.. 296 Cummings. James W.. 130.344 Cummins. W. F. Jr.. 130 Curran. Joanne L.. 335 Curry. Sharon J.. 102. 288 Curtis. Arnold B. Jr.. 42. 47. 130.410 Curtis. Donald W.. 103. 237 Curtis. Gary A.. 130. 427 Curtis. Paul H.. 388 Curtis. Richard L.. 130. 340 Curtis. Lynn H.. 97. 130. 382 Curtis. William V .. 130. 340 Curtiss. George W.. 375 Cutter. John L.. 91. 3«1 Cutting. Michael L.. 404 Cyphers. Robert M . 348 Cyrus. Marilyn K.. 290 D Dahl. Oav d W.. 130. 338 Dahl. Richard J.. 407 Dahtkvist. Larry K.. 356 Dahlseid. Ronald W.. 354 Dahlstrom. Laurie M.. 327 Dailey. Wayne G.. 390 Daily. Milton K.. 421 Dal Cielo. William J.. 344 Dale. Marilyn M.. 335 Daly. Sharon. 130. 292 Daly. Susan B.. 335 Dal icl. Warren L.. 130. 380 Damm. Linda I.. 68. 321 Damman. Oarlene M.. 115. 320 Danen. Theodore M.. 350 Daniel. Charles D.. 386 Daniel. William F.. 67. 130. 437 Dang. Clifford W.. 358 Daniels. Barbara J.. 318 Daniels. Richard C.. 3 4 Oanko. Barry M.. 392 Danskine. William P.. 42. 49 Dapp. Alan M.. 103. 237 Dardis. Michael J..91. 36 Darling. Katherine A.. 300. 303 Darmsted. Barbara J.. 318 Dauenhauer. Paul J.. 119. 375 Daugherty. Ronald D..42.43. 130 Daughters. James R.. 404 Daulton. Henry C.. 3 2 Davenport. Gary R.. 403 Oavcnport. James O.. 338 Davenport. Mary E.. 290 Davenport. Terry S.. 359 Davidson. Charles. 130 Davidson. Clairdell L.. 327 Davidson. Nancy D.. 130. 296 Davies. Craio E.. 359 Davies. Thomas A. Jr., 397. 414 Davmg. Linda L.. 300. 303 Davis. Albert. 390 Davis. Alton C.. 130 Davis. Bernard E.. 109 Davis. Carole M.. 333 Davis Delmar. 385 Davis. Frank G.. 381 Davis. Ernest L. Jr.. 43. 131 Davis. Garth E . 3. 3 0 Davis. James Steven. 378 Davis. Jeffrey. 131 Davis, Jeffrey R.. 353 Davis. Jeffrey C.. 372 Davis. John L.. 437 Davis. Julia L.. 290 Davis. Karen L.. 315 Davis. John M.. 67 Davis. Lance E.. 343 Davis. Linda F.. 269. 308 Davis, luanne J.. 335 Davis. Margaret L.. 118. 326 Davis. Marilyn D.. 318 Davis. Michael A.. 377 Davis. Phillip R.. 43 Davis. Ralph R.. 48. 406 Davis. Sharon N.. 83 Davis. Shirley E.. 333 Oavis. Susan K.. 319 Davis. Thomas E.. 131. 378 Davis. V. M.. 66 Davis. Wayne A.. 131 Davis. William 8.. 355 Davison. Charles J.. 69. 437 Davison. Lila J.. 382 Davy. Donald G.. 388 Dawson. Judith S.. 280 Dawson. Stephen D-. 435 Day. Carolyn G.. 131. 332 Day. Jonathan. 435 Day. Paul E.. 119. 422 Day. Richard A.. 410 Day. Thomas L.. 352 Dcagcn.Joan.203 Dearborn. Mark. 424 Deadorff. Arthur F.. 67. 119. 373 Dearmond. Tom H.. 119. 40 Dcbisschop. Oick. 107 Debisschop. Walter R.. 214. 221.378 Deckard. Lee M.. 385 Dechent. William C-. 388 Deckclman, Marilyn. 319 Decker. Van G.. 42. 49 Dccourcey. Denis L.. 348 Dcedon. Larry D.. 350 Dcfilippo. Richard C.. 416 Defier. Alan S.. 355 Defoe. Ronald M.. 397 Dcgraff. Kathryn S.. 301. 303 Dehtinger. Charles R.. 42. 341. 412 Deisner. Vadette M.. 331 Dejagcr. Joseph M . 404 De Keijfcr. Steven G.. 427 Deiand. Charles A.. 119. 30 Delapp. Norman L.. 3 3 Dc'aubenfeis. Peter M.. 437 Dellinger. Susan A.. 323 Delos Reyos. Artemio. 131. 22 De Maria. Stephen L.. 131. 380 Demars. Elvira L.. 335 Dcmerritt. David H.. 353 Oemitrakikes. M. A.. 339 Demorost. Harry L.. 378 Dempster. Cliflord R-. 176 Dennis. Michael O.. 365 Dcnniston. Sally K.. 335 Denny. David L.. 339 Denny. Thomas E-. 63 Dent. Robert R.. 83. 131. 38 Derry. Janet R.. 29 Dershon. Wilberta G.. 335 Deshon, Galen D.. 117 Deverell. Ann L . 335. 383 Devin, Priscilla D.. 321 Dexter. Richard A.. 97. 3« Dial. Lmda E.. � Dico. Frank W.. 416 D.ck. Jerry J.. 398 Dicker. Thomas C.. 367 Dickerson. Mary A . 320 Dickey. Keith R.. 352 Dickmson. Carol Lee. 37 Oickinson, Rac M.. 335 Dickman. Kathy J.. 30 Dickman. Lori E.. 301. 319 Dickson. Barnaby K.. 367 Didier. Billy J.. 65.131 Diehnel. Roger F.. 131. 12 Dicrcks. Beverly S.. 292 Dierks, Daron. 117 Diessel. Tony. 2 1 Oictsch. Diana L.. 322 Dietrich. Diane M.. 122. 292 Diet . Margaret A.. 325 Oitaweri. Haweli R.. 6 Diltey. Marilyn L.. 319 Dilling. Jerome D., 102.131.3 0 Dilworth. Anne L.. 115 Dilworth. Deanna K.. 28 . 322 Dillow. Joseph C. Jr.. 3 7 Diment. Paul E.. 179. 382 Dtmmick. Edward A,. 392 Dimmick. Robert O.. 131. 37 Dirksen. Rena E.. 118. 331. 37 Disher. William A.. 11 Dittos. Wendy S.. 131. 266 Di . Russell G.. 73.121.131.431 Di . Stuart J.. 433 Dixon. Gene. 341 Dixon. Marion £.. 43 Doan. Shirley A.. 289 Dobson. Garrett L.. 421 Docktcr. Kenneth B.. 131 Dod. Raymond L.. 115.353 Dodd. Jerry S.. 287. 30 Dodds. Adah M .82 Dodge. Benjamin F.. 399 Dodoe. James R.. 57. 8 . 170. 174.244. 384. 37 Doerksen. Allan H.. 131 Doherty. Dav.d T.. 348 Doherty. Eh abcth B.. 305. 309 Dolby. Joan M.. 131. 314 Dolby. Michael W.. 214 Doll. Charles L.. 80. 414 Dolmycr. Miriam E.. 336 Doman. Ronald Elmer. 214.392 Dominick, Floyd L. Jr.. 131. 361 Dominick. Marilyn K.. 308 Donaldson. Ann, 44. 81 Donaldson. Charlotto. 131. 290 Donaldson. Henry A.. 399 Doncaster. Will .am R.. 358 Donnelly. Mary M.. 96. 290 Donning. Joan E.. 321. 383 Donovan. Kathleen M.. 286 Dorham. Robert. 434 Dornlas. Edward A . 400 Dorr. Robert M.. 404 Dorrah. Dennis D.. 399 Dorran. James P.. 43. 341 Dorrell. Paul L.. 3 7 Dorsch. John A.. 131. 361 Dotson. Karen S-. 300. 302 Doty. Carole A.. 131.382 Doubrava. Laudic J.. 377 Dougherty. Kenneth R.. 377 Dougherty. Sharon M.. 87. 437 Dougherty. Virginia. 321 Douohton. Judy L.. 321 Douglas. Bruce E.. 3 6 Douglas. M.chael A.. 197. 385 Dow. Wayne M„ 369 Dowell. Barbara J.. 326 Downing. Michael S.. 390 Dozono. Robert R.. 361 Drager. Janet A.. 325 Drake. Jacquelyn S.. 383 Drake. William C. Jr.. 3 Dransfeldt. Bruce W.. 359 Drayton. James W.. 359 Orenckpohl. Richard N.. 416 Dressel. Tony R.. 385 Drew. Stephen E-. 34 Drinkard. Donna J.. 90. 308 Orhca. Karl A.. 115. Dr.skill. Linda C.. 333 Driver. Richard A.. 383 Duby. Charles R.. 377 Duckwall. Fred D.. 368 Dudley. Gerald T.. 131.37 Duoltgen. Ronald R.. 131. 380 Duggan. John S.. 397 Duke. Marilyn E.. 317 Dukehart. C. 0.. 3 8 Dukchart. John D.. 26 . 3 8 Dully. Marc A.. 379 Dully. Michael W.. 378 Dumas. David W.. 379 Dumdt. Nancy L.. 319 Dummer. David D.. 366 Dunagan. Sandra D.. 326 Dunahay. David E-. 131. 18 Duncan. Charles M.. 131 Duncan. Douglas J.. 346 Dunfozd. Patricia M..95.305. 322 Dunham. Daniel B.. 2. 3.131 Dunlcvy. Patrick J.. 3 7 Dunn. Deanna L.. 335 Dunn. Donald P., 131 Dunn. Robert A.. 378 Dupin, William F.. 408 Dupuis. Suzanno E-. 335 Durbin. Robert W.. 381 Ourham. Curtis L.. 131. 437 Durham. Kenneth D.. 68. 3 0 Outson. Val J.. 131 Duvall. Sheri L.. 303 Duvall. Marilyn J.. 21.131.284 Duynslager. William A.. 63. 131. 37 Duyck, Michael C., 31 Dyhrman. Richard F.. 359 E Eakin. Brenda O.. 302 Earhart. Alan L.. 385 Earle. Deborah S,. 326 Earle. Leslie. 321.323 Earnest. Russell D.. 131. 370 East. Albert W.. 222. 16 East. Michael K.. 381 East. Ronald A.. 381 East. Samuel R.. 380 Eastham. Marianne L.. 301.305 Eaton. Beverly A.. 122.163. 168.333 Eaton. Gary L.. 131 Eaton. Georgina M.. 317.319 Eaton. Shirley. 29 Ebeling, Ardaboth A.. 306 Eberle. Gareth A.. 399 Eberlc. Gary A.. 115 Eberlcin. Neal L.. 382 Ebersolo. Steven W.. 30 Ebert. Elizabeth L.. 327 Ebort. Stephen A.. 11 Ebert. Glenda G.. 269. 308 Ebner. Susan D.. 333 Echeverna. Robert L.. 355 Eckerman. James J.. 267 Edcs. Carolyn R.. 335 Edelbrock. Gary R.. 121. 131. 40 Edmonds. Wilbur G.. 392 Edn.e. Jo Ann I.. 303 Edwards. Carolyn K.. 290 Edwards. Carolyn M., 293. 319 Eogcrs. A. A.. 434 Eggcrs. Merry L.. 82. 286 Eggcrs. Robert D.. 131. 379 Egoers. Edward. 407 Ehlkc. Theodore A.. 430 Eichman. Sandra G.. 103. 333. 383 Eide. Stuart A.. 96.131. 2 Eilers. Michael 0.. 380 Eilertson. Kristine L.. 319 Eisenbarth. J. J.. 280 Ekholm. Judy M., 29 Elam. Ivan L.. 3 Elder. R.chard 0.. 33 Elfving, Karen A.. 337. 37 Elgin, Judith 0..337 Elkins. Diane M.. 286 Eiie. Onneta L.. 311 Elledgc. Catherine M.. 33 Eiierby. Richard A.. 131. 3 6 EHermeyer. Robert R.. 36' Ellingson. Patricia M.. 290. 305 EHingson. Robert P.. 0 Elliot. Doug'as G.. 16 Elliott. Ga.l M.. 335 Elliott. Leonard T.. 66. 131. 16 Elliott. Richard W.. 363 Elliott. Sallic M.. 285 Elliott. William D-. 131. 396 Ellis. Bruce B.. 3 Ellis. James E.. 359 EHis. Jane E.. 131.32 Ellis. Judith. 131. 378 Ellis. Wesley L.. 33 STUDENT INDEX Ellison. Dennis I.. 91.131. 364 Ellison, Linda K.. 301.319 Ells. Michael O.. 375 Ellwood. 8onnic D.. 287. 335 Elmo«o. Truman S.. 44. 49. 437 Elscnbach. M.A.. 306 Eiwood. Gordon O.. 132 Emcrick, Charles F.. 373 Emery. James C.. 371 Emigh. Richard I.. 344 Emmons. Dennis S.. 402 Endcrs. Erwin. 63 Endros. Tanya. 315 Enodahl. Mary L.. 323 Engdahl. Susan J.. 85.109. 337 Enoelson. James. 352 Engcr. James F.. 47.132.437 Englehorn. Curtis S.. 385 English. Martha I.. 321 Enna. Ronald I.. 209. 381 Ennes. Richard C.. 132. 394 Enright. Donald E.. 363 Enschede. Gary R.. 398 Enroth. Richard E.. 420 Epcneter. Roberta S.. 323 Eppcrly. Tommy M.. 132 Epperson. Charles R.. 354 Epps. Patricia A.. 317 Epps. Deanna D.. 132. 316 Erbe. Sally I,. 336 Erhardt. Eugene V.. 96. 369 Erhardt. Linda L.. 305 Erickson. Ardis J.. 318 Erickson. Ernest O. Jf.. 353 Erickson. Jean M., 202. 297. 330 Erickson. Michael S-. 47 Erickson. Ralph D.. 374 Enkson. Douglas E.. 355 Escobar. Salvador B . 36« Esgate. Judith C.. 321 Eskcldson. John R.. 61. 62. 64. 132. 353 Eskelsen. Linda M.. 308 Espedal. Donna J.. 327 Estipular. Cara M„ 303 Estoup. Jerry W.. 418 Estrada. Eldon E.. 380 Essio. Janet. 378 Ettcr. Rachel V..284 Euhus. Lowell E.. 115 Evans. David R.. 63.102.132. 388 Evans. Larry D., 340 Evans. Robert E.. 69 Evans. Robert M.. 42 Evanson. Lyle A.. 390 Everest. Ga.l C.. 286 Evers. Norma S.. 337 Eves. Franklin J.. 360 Eves. Sydney D.. 360 F Faber. David B.. 132 Faia. Ronald M.. 365 Fair. Patricia. 327 Fairbrothcr. C. Lynn. 388 Falcs. Donald D., 413 Falk. Carrol B.. 297. 336 Falk. Margaret K.. 318 Fanchcr. Burr E.. 43 Fanning. Larry A.. 367 Fanning, Warren A.. 366 Farmer. Michael M.. 115 Farnham. Flora J.. 286 Farr. William B.. 119. 363 Farrell. John A.. 47.107 Farrell. John P.. 215 Farrell. Robert A.. 49 Farrell. Suzy. 82 Farrier. Jano C.. 336 Farrell. Susan. 132. 314 Farrier. Ray W.. 154. 384 Farring. Barbara L.. 132. 438 Fasullo. John A.. 214. 346 Faulhabcr, Donald W.. 377 Fausl. Eugene W.. 396 Fausl. William M.. 97. 132. 372 Fawkes. Gordon A.. 420 Fawcett. John L.. 392 Fawn. Donald, 152. 438 Faw, Terry T., 371 Fchrcnbochcr. D. B., 347 Fehronbachcr. T. J.. 418 Feigner. Kennolh D.. 60. 63. 132 Feigner. Lyndcn L.. 438 Fcibick. Laura J.. 120.132. 286 Felker. Richard F.. 346 Fenton. Stephen D.. 377 Ferdun. Raleigh R.. 427 Fergusson. Dougal M.. 404 Ferguson. John M.. 43 Ferguson. Richard W-. 420 Ferguson. Thomas M„ 404 Fergusson. Robert A.. 404 Fero. Myra Lee Z. J.. 132. 438 Ferngno. S. J. Jr.. 386 Ferns. Betty L.. 292 Ferry. Daniel O.. 386 Fettcrman. Joanne. 299 Fetter. William M.,91. 132 Fcuslcl. Nancy L.. 115. 118.303 Fichter. Dyvon M.. 313 Feck. Eileen M.. 395 Fieber. D-ana A., 334. 435 F.eber. Richard W.. 91 Fiedler. Kathleen M,. 288 Field. Hubert N.. 132. 358 Fields. Raymond L.. 391 Figueras. Mary C.. 334 Fikan. Maryannctie. 327 Finch. Dennis K.. 383 Fmch. Susan M.. 293 Findley. Elaine R.. 327 Findley. Gearld I.. 132.438 Finkc. Warren A.. 115. 407 Finkl. Charles W.. 408 Fmklea. Barbara J.. 297 Fmiey. David B.. 383 Finn, Brian C.. 350 Finley. Ronald L.. 107. 239.384 Fischer. David G-. 426. 427 Fischer. Thomas P.. 432 Fisher. Berlin W.. 309 Fisher. Elizabeth J.. 322 Fisher. Janet E . 57. 84. 132. 175.280 Fisher. John L.. 98 Fisk. Dale E. 61.62.64.95.132. 438 Fisk. Maryiayne. 327 Fiskc. Larry B.. 115.353 Fitch. Carolyn G-. 81. 379 Filch. Irving S.. 132. 361 Fifzncr, Richard. 45.132.423 Flagg. Nancy J.. 321 Flaming. William F.. 91 Fleming. James H„ 338 Fleming. Kathleen H.. 288.321 Flotchcr. Dwighl E.. 132.4C6 Fletcher. Joclle. 325 Fletcher. John V..4C6 Fletcher. LorronN..403 Fletcher. Ed.. 107.239 Flint. Lawrence A.. 354 Fletcher. Barbara L..336 Flint. Beverly A.. 319 Flitcralt. George D.. 348 Flom. Jewell K.. 163.296 Fluck.JackD.. 91.132.438 Flug.Stevan D.. 67.353 Flynn, Stephen T.. 264 Flynn. William E.. 365 Fogarty. Darlene L..326 Foley. John M.. 385 Folgato. Henry R.. 363 Folston. Nancy J-285 Folz. John E..430 Fones. Norman F.. II. 360 Fontame, John D.. 132.382 Fontenot. Nolan J.. 83.132.432 Ford. Barbara J.. 310 Ford. Constance D.. 308 Ford. Daniel M.. 197.353 Ford. Eleanor G.. 132.320 Ford. GaryJ.. 115.176 Ford. William R.. 401 Fore. Mary L.. 336 Foresee. Dale D..97.101 Forney. Clyde E.438 Forney. Michael D..348 Forrest. David R.. 416 Forrest. Gary N.. 390 Forrest. Lynn, 305 Forrest. William F.. 408 For . Sluart W.. 107. 132. 348 Forsberg. Judith C.. 319 Forslund. Doreen J.. 323.327 Forstrom. David K.. 364 Forsyth. Karon W.. 312 Forsythe. Barbara D.. 327 Forte. Jayno C.. 319 Fortune. John D. Jr., 132 Fosback. Ivan L.. 363 Foster. Georgicnno R.. 287.335 Foster, Jeffery L.. 343 Foster. Jerry E.. 352 Foster. Linda J.. 336 Foster. Robert F.. 132.164. 404 Foster. Scolt R..411 Foster. Sue L.. 202.209.297 Foster. William C.. 413 Fough. Ralph O.. 387 Fowler. Bobette M.. 337 Fowler. Donna C.. 22 . 293 Fowler. Frederic A.. 427 Fowler. Richard L.. 154 Fox. Jeratyn D.. 132. 289 Fox. John A.. 404 Fox. Ronald L.. 63. 132. 438 Fox. Susan M., 311. 333 Frahlcr. Michael W.. 353 Frahm. Sally K.. 95. 315. 327 Fraley. Virginia K.. 288 Francis. William R.. 367 Frank. Gooroo D.. 132 Frank. Constance J.. 317. 336 Franklin. Jack D.. 354 Franklin. Wayne M., 434 Fraser. Lloyd A.. 432 Frasier. Carolyn L.. 132.300.302 Fredricks. Ronald H.. 411 Frederic ksen. Edgar L.. 350 Frcderickson. Emil E.. 65. 412 Freed. Roger l.. 355 Freedman. Joseph J.. 418 Freedman. Thomas T.. 418 Freedman. Mark S-. 422 Freeman. Brian J.. 40 Freeman. Fran E..3G3 Freeman. Gerald G.. 07 Freeman. Roy II. 438 Freitas. William F.. 379 French. Albert M-. 421 French. Evelyn. 317 French. Mary A.. 319 Freund. Terry R..98. 102.338 Frey. Elmo W.. 377 Freyer. George E.. 63. 413 Fhborg, Judith B.. 285 Frezza. Dav.d M.. 352 Friedman. Stephen M.. 390 Fnedrich. Mary F„ 3t3. 336 Fries. Lorrairc F.. 382 Fries. Mason E.. 241. 383 Fr.es. Pamela S.. 336 Frisch. Allan. 62 Frisch. Ha'old A.. 132. 380 Frischknccht. Diane. 317 Fritchman, Ralph R.. 407 Frkotich, L. L. Jr.. 347 Fritz. Dennis W.. 346. 378 Fritz. Reno E.. 359 Fromherz. William A.. 326.343 Fronk. Vicke S.. 305 Frost. Carol I.. 309. 321 Frost. Terrance J.. 61.85. 87 Fry. Raymond F., 431 Fryer. Jeanne M.. 290 Fujimoto. Edward K.. 355 Fukuda. Mervyn Y.. 434 Fujmaga. Teruo. 91 Fuller. Janis R.. 32t Fuller. Joyce N.. 305 Fuller. Richard E.. 431 Fulwylor. Richard K.. 214. 416 Funk. Gcrrick J.,343 Funston, Allred L.. 381 Funslon, Frcdio L.. 390 Funslon. James P.. 107.132. 214.380 Furcr. Robert W.. 47. 375 Furgason. Thomas G.. 396 Furula. Gary S.. 414 Futtcr. Herbert B.. 363 Futtcr. Thomas E.. 363 G Gabriel. Richard B.. 338 Gabriel. Richard J.. 63.132 Gainer. Judy K.. 293 Gaian'.e. Wayne J.. 40 Gales. Susan C.. 315 Gallagher. Margaret R.. 287. 294 Gallagher. Michael F.. 380 Gallagher. T. L. Jr.. 189 Gallohor. Dale M.. 132. 338 Gallatin. Ginger R.. 132. 324 Galligan. James D.. 438 Gallon. Larry R.. 418 Callus. Jakob W.. 3 8 Galusha. Glenn D.. 47 Gaiyon. James M.. 102.132. 215.378 Gammill. Jerry V.. 422 Gapcn, Miriam A.. 331 Garcia. Mosalud B.. 154.438 Garcia. Margaret R.. 305 Gardner. Alan M.. 344 Gardner. Beverly A.. 81. 28 Gardner. John S.. 363 Gardner. Thomas C.. 355.376 Garner. June F.. 289 Garner. Robert E.. 132.384 Garr. Errol F..400 Garrett. Robert M.. 132. 438 Garngucs. Robert D.. 342 Garrison. David L.. 356 Garrison, Howell C.. 434 Gary. Ann. 438 Gary. Gene 8.. 132 Gasat-s. Ben E.. 215. 416 Gaspcnni. Jean A.. 294 Gates. Margaret R . 81.289 Gates. Robert P..91.133 Gates. Thomas E.. 215.217 Gathcrcoai. Michael B-. '33 Gaulko. Mary F.. 438 Gawloy. Robert W.. 82. 411 Gaydon. Dicdra L.. 320 Gaylord. Mary S.. 133. 314 Geard. Sterling. 133 Gcbhardt. Gary A.. 377 Gcbo. Robert R. Jr.. 368 Gcddos. Harold L.. 40 Gehrman. Michael R-. 414 Geiger. David A.. 392 Gc.ger. Joan A.. 179. 266. 292 Geiger, John E.. 380 Geiger. Kay A.. 293. 319 Geiger. William P.. 411 Geislcr. Barbara J.. 317. 327 Ge-st. Bertha L.. 299. 327 Gdst. Carroll S-. 305 Gc'singcr. Ann D.. 133. 314 Gentry, Vernon L.. 133 George. Carolyn J.. 299 George. Linda M.. 49 George. Linda S.. 85. 296 George. Robert L.. 67 George. Russell L.. 63.133 Gerard. Robert P.. 68 Goraths. Norman R.. 377 Gerdmg. Janet. 87 Gcrimonte. James A.. 96. 388 Gerlach. Janet H.. 313. 336 Gerlach. Raymond L-. 82.362 Gerlach. Terrance D.. 386 Gcrmann. Larry F.. 368 Gerntsen. W. J.. 69. 414 Gerton. Ronald E.. 386 Geltman. Thomas A.. 353 Gettmann. Gary E.. 133. 3 8 Gcltmann, Karen J.. 317.321 Gibbons. Arlene L.. 308 Gibson. Gary G.. 393 Gibson. Joan V.. 294 Gibson. Judith I.. 313 Gibson. Kenneth T.. 350 Gibson. Kathleen T., 133.316 Gibson. Leslie G.. 438 Gierke. Ralph W.. 98 GifTin, John S. Jr.. 40 Gifford, Raymond W.. 60. 66. 133. 438 Gifford. Oavid L.. 133. 388 Gtgcr, Richard D.. 133. 370 Gilbert. Robert E.. 403 Gilbert. Kenneth V.. 133 Gilbert. Stephen A.. 365 Gilbert. Sharlan D.. 327 Gilbertson. Doris D.. 289 Gilchrist. Connio J.. 343 Gildea. Kathleen A.. 2©. 289 Gllklson, Dennis. 372 Gill. Susan L.. 106. 269. 322 Gillaspie, Joan A.. 336 Gillespie, Clinton D„ 430 Giilott. Gcorgo B.. 91.133 Gilligan. Thomas R.. 350 G.llis. Terry. 269 Gilmore. Marcia G.. 3'8. 438 Gilmoro. Marilyn G.. 106.133. 168. 300. 341 Gilson. Douglas B.. 133.427 Giottonini. Dcnna L.. 299 Giollonini. L. R. III. 375 G-rod. Janet C.. 319. 378 Girod. Judith A,. 378 Girod. Ray E.. 133. 423 Girt. Carol E.. 133.289 Girton, Richard A. Jr.. 101 Gish. Margaret M..379 Giustina. Ansel J.. 381 Givens. John W.. 375 Glaisyer. John B.. 93 Gianz, Gcraldme O.. 318 Gjovik. Kenneth W.. 375 Glasscy. Marion V.. 438 Glavoy. Nad.no M.. 133. 298 Gleason. Ncdora N.. 363 Glonz. Judith A . 85. 311 Glosmann. John D.. 67 Glodt. Barbara H.. 284 Gnos. Robert E.. 64. 40 . 413 Gnoss. George H.. 107.215 Goad. James A.. 133 Goddard. Paula J.. 328 Godsil. Patrick J.. 133. 378 Gocdeck. Larry E.. 348 Goetler. Barbara S.. 95.120. 133. 316 Goff, Tom R.. 91.422 Goforth. Peter B.. 66. 378 Colder. Leo C.. 133. 390 Golding. Karen L-. 293 Golgert. Neal E.. 435 Gomez. Leticia P.. 154.438 Gonycr. Gloria A.. 53. 133. '78. 284 Gonzales. Eddie M.. 133 Good. David B.. '33. 362 Good. Leila S.. 334 Good. Richard A.. 84. '33. '74. 436 Gooding. David E.. '33. 386 Gooding. Lloyd R.. 342 Goodman. Beth. 81. 322 Goodman. Duane W.. 154.410. 428 Goodman. Roy. 438 Goodrich. David G.. 66 Goodrich. Gayle A . 334 Goodrich. Lewis M.. 406 Goodwin. Marsha L. 337 Goodwin. Roger E.. 421 Goodwin. Willis O.. 27 Goofcm. Ronald E.. 399 Gorby. Joan L.. 326 Gordinier, Peter A.. 348 Gordon. Richard W. Jr.. 339 Goto. Susan M.. 327. 393 Goskirk. Thomas D.. 133.374 Goss. William C-. 380 Goto. Arlene S.. 333 Gould. Dav.d G.. 411 Goulet. Garrett W.. 406 Gourley. Charles D.. 133 Graber. Charles R.. 67 Graff. Gary R.. 339 Graham. Caroline S-. 336 Graham. Douglas A.. 386 Graham, Helen A.. 333 Graham. Gary E.. 117.384 Graham. Gregory S.. 391 Graham. Jack R.. 348 Graham. Richard D.. 359 Graham. Robert A.. 133. 02. 422 Graham. Roderick J.. 411 Grant. Fraser C.. 396 Grant. Judith J.. 438 Grant. Larry V.. 209. 40 Grant. Nancy J.. 382 Grant. Robert D.. 376. 38 Grant. Rafael. 3 Grant. Ronald R.. 73 Grant. Shirtey A.. 300. 302 Grass. Donald L., 69.41 Grass. Nancy E.. 289 Gratsingcr, Glenn C.. 434 Graves. Donald L-. 61.62.67. 370 Graves. Gary L.. 47. 428 Graves. Rodney V.. 400 Graves. Sherry A.. 269. 293. 305 Gray. Edward L.. 401 Gray. Steven D.. 390 Gray. William C.. 47 Grayson. Janet L.. 318 Grayson. Nancy C-. 296 Greco. Vicki A.. 301. 327 GroddCS. Brian. 427 Green. Clifford W.. 43. 119.427 Groon. Della E-. 308 Green. George D.. 379 Green. Linda C.. 336 G'een. Patrick S.. 416 Green. Virginia. 327 Greene. Fred W.. 133 Greene. John O.. 372 Greene. Romcr A.. 334 Greene. Sheryl O.. 134.318 Greenfield. Gayle. 239. 6 Greenfield. Thelma E.. 134.316 Groenshiclds. P. E.. 306 Grcenwald. Karon. 320 Greenwood. Barbara J.. 306 Greenwood. Michael E.. 239. 346 Greer, Virginia K.. 328 Gregorscn. Gordon S.. 352 Gregg. Brian P.. 134.423.438 Gregg. Dennis N.. 411 Gregory. Carl W.. 134.366 448 STUDENT INDEX Gregory. Samuel K.. 392 Grcmingcr. Frank H.. 215 Gresham. Karen B.. 323. 327 Griffin. Keilh H..411 Griffith. Charles A.. 379 Griffith, Gary. 372 Grioos. Susan J.. 124.134.280 Grimes. Dale H.. 353 Grimes. Donald E.. 91.356 Grimes. Edna M.. 334 Grimes. Larry I.. 347 Grimm. Lawrence M.. 404 Grimsley. Kenneth W.. 424 Grinnell. James E.. 134.174, 180.364 Grischkowsky. Daniel. 96.134. 410 Griswold. Dennis A.. 411 Grille. Nancy R.. 312 Groseclose. Richard R.. 115. 119.413 Gross. Donald. 134 Gross. James D.. 134 Gross. Janice G.. 3C6 Gross. Noralee. 309 Grover. Eugene K.. 438 Groves. Mary L.. 307. 383 Groves. Richard J.. 134. 364 Grow. Mary J.. 82.323 Grubbs. Mary A.. 305 Gruchaila. Gene G.. 134 Grunwald. Jerry R.. 134 Guenther. Atlen F.. 391 Guerin. Cheryl L.. 378 Guiley. Edward L.. 361 Gurton. Timothy K.. 420 Gustafson, Edwin L.. 42.43. 134. 372 Gustin, Sara A.. 115.311 Gustine. Sandra L.. 383 Gutbrod. Oscar A.. 45.427 Gulh. Ldand G.. 344 Guthrie. Gwendolyn A.. 306 M Haack. Kenneth G-. 214 Haake. John R.. 43 Haase. William A.. 391 Haber lech, William P.. 347 Hachlcr. Gloria J.. 134.280 Hadly. David M.. 377 Haefor. James A.. 64.134 Haener. Mane I. C.. 90.95 Haenny. Terry K.. 399 Haerem. All B.. 241 Haffncr. Kenneth L,. 134.398 Haffncr. Larry G.. 119. 420 Haffncr. Robert W.. 134. 398 Haftorson. Shirley A.. 383 Haggard. Patricia A.. 321 Hagmeicr. Clarence H.. 428 Hagweii. Richard M.. 399 Hahn. Jerome J.. 344 Hahn. Susanno L.. 288 Haines. Jo Ann F.. 325 Haines. Judith D.. 300. 302 Haines. Robert F.. 402 Hainlme. Joann V.. 438 Hairline. Thomas. 438 Hailh. Gilbert W.. 134.384 Malbakkcn. Mery E.. 326 Hallhill. Ronald S.. 392 Hall. Bonnie R.. 205. 266. 379 Hall. Floyd D.. 348 Hall. Frederick C.. 85 Hail. James Kendall. 68.117. 352 Hall. James L.. 395 Hall. Jerry D.. 353 Hall. John G.. 348 Hall. Linda A.. 306 Hall Shari M.. 285 Hall. Susan F.. 305.323 Hall. Thomas M.. 374 Hall. W. Allan. 406. 435 Hailborg. Al. C.. 344 Haller. Julee A.. 334 Hallquist. Aage. 63 Haisc. Sidney w.. 413 Hatsten, Richard W.. 395 Halvorscn, Frank J.. 348 Hamillon. Bruce C-. 355 Hamilton. Carol J.. 134 Hamilton. Jack I.. 134. 416 Hamilton. Harriet A.. 134.288 Hamillon. Robert W.. 134 Hamilton. Thomas D. Jr.. 134 Hamlm. George F.. 438 Hamlin. Nancy A.. 336 Hamm. Nancy M., 285.319 Hamlin. Tom. 107 Hamlin. William T.. 408 Hamm. Sandra A.. 20.328 Hammack. Jonathan R.. 381 Hammann. Linda C.. 174.323 Hammer. Berdoll D.. 334 Hammersley. Janice E.. 134, 322 Hammerstad. Lynne L.. 286 Hammett. Francis D.. 66.134. 438 HammiH. Margaret J.. 118. 3t5 Hammond. Barbara J.. 299 Hamner. James H.. 97.102. 121.134.344 Hamner. L. Allen. 344 Hamnett. Mary A.. 336 Hampton. James. 42 Hamstrcct. John L.. 134. 388 Hanaoka. Irene N.. 334 Hanel. Marilyn K.. 334 Haner. Marie. 134. 324 Haney. Barbara J.. 336 Hanlein. Jon K.. 103.117.134. 237.404 Hanley. Mary J.. 134. 296 Hanna. William L.. 370 Hansel. Judy C.. 301. 303 Hansen. Barbara I.. 325 Hansen. Birten D.. 363 Hansen. Brigham C.. 60. 66. 68.134. 438 Hansen. Christina R.. 290.326 Hansen. David J.. 373 Hanson. Dorothy M., 290 Hansen. Dorothy V.. 334 Hanson. Dwayne J., 134 Hansen. Ed.. 368 Hansen. Frentiss. 438 Hansen. John F., 69. 372 Hansen, Karen A.. 176. 315 Hansen. Karen J.. 134. 378 Hansen. Orson 8.. 434 Hansen. Patricia A.. 135 Hansen. Paul G.. 418 Hansen. Prentiss N.. 68 Hansen. Richard A.. 385 Hansen. Richard G.. 366 Hansen. Sue R.. 314 Hansen. Tom G.. 340 Hanson. Barbara J.. 135 Hanson. Michael K.. 135.366 Harbert, Mark E.. 347 Harbinsky. Suzanne C.. 135. 296 Harden. Janet L.. 293 Harding. Jannlco M . 336 Hard‘ng. Linda N.. 303 Hardison, Catherine A.. 336 Hardman. Michael H.. 366 Hardwick. William D.. 364 Harlan. Qua do. 68 Harle. Judith E.. 269. 305 Harmon. Daniel K.. 67.97.102. 124.135. 364 Harmon. David C.. 388 Harmon. Laray. 98. 431 Harmon. Marcia K.. 305 Harmon. Michael I.. 374 Harms. Harold W.. 421 Harms. Jerry W.. 49. 418 Harms. Kenneth W.. 359 Harp. Mas W.. 365 Harpc. Richard L.. 411 Harper. George R.. 264. 400 Harper. Gordon C., 135 Harper. Howard S.. 135. 392 Harper. John W.. 374 Harper. Judy J.. 328 Harr. Richard J.. 63.347 Harrang. Carolyn J.. 306 Harrington. Chris. 136 Harrington. David L.. 135 HarrinQton. Michael J.. 414 Harris. Carolyn B.. 133 Harris. Clifford D.. 63.371 Harris. Daniel H.. 3 4 Harris. Jeffrey A.. 107.214.384 Harris. John W.. 135 Harris. Margaret L.. 313.336 Harris. Sarah J.. 297. 337 Harris. Virginia M.. 319 Harris. Ward E..438 Harris. William. 358 Harrison. George L.. 136.438 Harrison. Robert D.. 438 Harrison. Robert E.. 42. 48.135 Harrison. Robin T.. 69 Harrison. Wesley E.. 64.386 Harry. Ann L.. 136. 324 Hail. Charles A-. 372 Hart. Henry R.. 422 Hart. Patrick L.. 109. 350 Harter. Leland G.. 226. 40 Hartley. Donald I.. 401 Hartley. Larry. 403 Hartley. Ruth A.. 178.287 Hart . Ronald E.. 63 Harvey. Donald L.. 438 Harvey. Margaret A.. 336. 378 Hasegawa. Nolan S-. 119. 43 Hashimoto. Steven T.. 241. 371 Hasegawa. Ronald S-. 91.135 Hastie. Raoul K.. 438 Hastie. Ronal T.. 438 Hatch. Philip R.. 370 Hatton. Douglas F.. 406 Hatton. Robert C.. 135. 438 Hauptman. David B.. 438 Hauser. Judith M.. 294.333 Hauls. Robert. 44 Hawkcs. Gregory L.. 347 Hawkins. David L.. 103. 344 Hawley, Allen K.. 135. 370 Hawley. Delmar V.. 411 Hawley. Jeanne B.. 120.122. 135.138. 296 Hawley. Ronald G.. 83.135.396 Haxby. James A.. 402 Haxton. John C.. 400 Hay. Douglas A.. 350 Hay. M.ke. 63 Hay. Richard G., 404 Hay. Robert M.. 438 Hayase. Ernest M.. 135. 398 Hayden. Kathleen S.. 273 Hayden. Marcn Naomi. 95. 328 Hayden. Michael D.. 135. 380 Hayes. Jonan M.. 189. 311 Hayner. Don S.. 64 Hays. Charles W.. 398 Hayward. Oavid C.. 226 Ha elrigg. Carol R.. 305, 315 Ha cn. Orval L.. 360 Hazxard. Thomas W.. 359 Head. Gary C.. 241. 344 Healy. Judith R.. 288 Healy. Margaret O.. 135.332 Heaman. Richard C.. 407 Heard. Lois C..319 Heard. William S.. 386 Heaslctt. David J.. 47. 367 Healer. James M.. 135 Heater. Margaret M.. 135. 324 Heater. Shirley K.. 438 Heater. Tim E.. 42. 45. 340 Heck. Lyle D.. 135 Hodden. Linda A.. 331 Hce. Ailecn W.. 319 Heeler. Joe A.. 3 7 Heider. Linda. 305 Heideman. Fred. 38 Heidrich. Peter H.. 135. 358 Heidi. Andrea L.. 438 Heidi. Frederick W. Jr.. 264. 38 Hcigcl. Patricia A.. 287 Her I. Jerry T.. 380 Hoilmann. Mary M.. 331 Hoinsoo. Tiit. 63 Hcit . David C.. 01 Held, Joan P.. 292 Held. Leonard E. Jr.. 365 Helln. William J. Jr.. 368 Heliberg, Katherine E.. 328 Helm. David M.. 365 Helm. Robert M . 351. 355 Hemenway. Almond E.. 2. 5 Hemingway. Hc'en D.. 57.135 Hommgway. Richard V .. 73. 135.404 Hemming. Richard W.. 404 Henderson. Bruce. 438 Henderson. Janet L.. 313 Henderson. Jim. 367 Henderson. Penny. 313 Henderson. Sidney C.. 387 Henderson. Waller G., 354 Henderson. Wesley S.. 339 Hendricks. E. A.. 136. 324 Hendricks. John. 347 Hendrickson. P. M.. 438 Hendrickson. Ralph W.. 135 400 Hcnkle. Virginia L.. 300.302 Hcnnig. Donald D-. 66 Henning. Stephen M., 438 Henny. Charles J.. 377 Henny. Merle T.. 47. 341 Henrie. Dianne. 301. 305 Henry. Ardis K.. 135. 201. 290 Henry, Kenneth H.. 66.115. 413 Hensey. Diane J.. 293 Hensgen, Carotynn M.. 281 Hensgon. Charles M.. 119.418 Hcnshaw. Thomas L-. 135 Hensley. Tommy R.. 352 Herb. David A.. 401 Herbert. Kent L. 356 Herland. Fla. 303 Hcrmanson. Phyl L.. 305. 303 Hermes. Kenneth H.. 135.376 Hern. Dale P.. 438 Herndon. Edianne. 118. 309 Herren. Robert A. Jr.. 421 Herrick. Jotene F.. 383 Herrin. Caro! L. 333 Herrington. Portia C.. 290 Herrold. Robert. 379 Hcrschei. Mack. 122 Henshaw. Toni. 3 8 Hertz. Dorothy A.. 319 Hessel. Ken S.. 416 Hester. Adin A.. 42. 43 Hettinger. Allan J.. 135. 435 Heupcl. Marvin. 43 Houbcrgcr. Raymond P.. 377 Hewes. Bernard J.. 67. 361 Hewitt. Barbara J.. 317.328 Hewitt. Ross A.. 390 Hcyman. David L.. 2.135.410 Heyman. John L- 411 Hibbs. Charles H. Jr.. 385 Hickcox. Loucne A.. 95. 308 Hickey. James P.. 387 Hickman. James L.. 65.119. 395 H.cks. Larry V .. 97. 414 Hiebcnthal. David L.. 355 Higgins. Julie M.. 383 Higgins. Robert J.. 390 Higlcy. Duane L.. 15 . 391 Hilderbrand. K. S. Jr.. 47.135 Hildebrand!. Pamela A.. 305 Hill. Barry. 2 1 Hill. Dennis R.. 411 Hill. James J.. 395 Hill. James M.. 40 H,il. Kathleen D.. 118.334 Hill. Kathleen M..311 Hill, Lynn S.. 135. 12 Hill. Norman D.. 401 Hill. Richard K.. 215 Hille. Arvin A.. 69. 390 Hilliard. Eugene. 21 . 221 Hillman. Martin S. Jr.. 98.102. 135. 391 Hill. Barry L.. 375 Hilts. William J.. 247 Himmel. Richard W.. 209. 381 Hinck. Leroy A.. 135.370 Hindcs. Martha L.. 290 Hinds. Rowan C.. 135 Hinsvark. Rosemary A.. 292 Hmthorne. Thomas D.. 119. 424 Hinton. Melvin F.. 135. 374 Hipperson. Donald G.. 15 . 438 Hirakami. Michael. 01 Hipply, David. 309 Hirano. Glenn J.. 435 Hirata. Bill M.. 43.352 Hirey. Dennis. 115 Hirons. Larry W.. 348 H.rte. Douglas J.. 97.101.338 Hirt. Robert M.. 408 Hisalomi. Akiharu. 91. IK Hisatomi. Carol O.. 90.95.136 Hise. Carlenc F.. 57.120.136. 296 Hitchcock. David A.. 136.364 Hitchcock. William G.. 366 Hilc. David M.. 95. 136. 372 Hite. Terrence G.. 373 Hiura, Alvin H.. 426. 43S Hixson, Dorothy M.. 136. 382 Hixson. Lonna R.. 168.302 Hiyama. Robert M.. 152. 23 Hoag. Helen M„ 438 Hoag. Stephen E.. 97.136. 388 Hoagland. Darle M.. 53. 296 Hoagland. Marlys L.. 266. 297 Hoak. Edgar S.. HI. 136.38 Hoard. Janet S.. 325 Hobart. Willis L.. 392 Hobble. Margaret F„ 87.136. 302 Hobbs. Dexter. 115 Hobdy. Robert W.. 373 Hobson. Sharon A.. 5. 331 Hockcn. Janice L.. 176 Hoc ken. John A. Jr.. 176. 411 Hockett. David R.. 16 Hod son. Donna L-. 316 Hoflbuhr. Jack. 119. 385 Hoffman. Anne. 120 Hoffman, Barbara J.. 118. 311 Hoffman. Constance A.. 136 Hoffman. Gordon E.. 154. 38 Hoffman, John A,. 189 Hoffman. Leonore L.. 317.328 Hoffman. Lynne M.. 42. 44. 322 Hoffman, Norman S.. 107. 264. 267 Hoffos. Barry A.. 414 Hofmann. Charles F.. 407 Hofmann. Anne L.. 378 Hofstetter. Dwayne K.. 3 3 Hogan. Jack M.. 63 Hogan. Kathleen O.. 287 Hohstein. Linda A.. 281 Hohstadt. Merle W.. 49. 136. 35 Hoien. John A.. 136, 376 Holcomb. Michael S.. 28 Holcombe. Marsha. 49 Holland. Chloe A.. 328 Holland. Robert U 136. 3 8 Hoileman. Dec Ann. 33 Hollenbeck. Robert R.. 12 Holley. Thomas G. Jr.. 214.354 Holliday. Dennis G.. 98.35 . 373 Holloway. Ronald A.. 392 Holm. Joan K.. 305 Holm. Lee. 372 Holman. David C.. 11 Holman, Diane E.. 313. 336 Holmbcrg. Joseph J.. 136.377 Holman. William D.. 164. 36« Holmes. Arnold S.. 403 Holmes. Diantha J.. 309 Holmes. Nancy J.. 287 Holmes. Stewart. 43.189 Holt. Judith O.. 325 Holtz. Roger E.. 61. 62.6 . 95. 136. 12 Holzmcyor. Florence. 122.136. 382 Holzmcyor. Gilbert W.. 401 Homlelt. Daniel C.. 96.42 Homchick. Gary J.. 375 Homewood. Lloyd J.. 08 Honda. Evelyn A.. 337 Hondo. Michael T.. 421 Hood. Richard K.. 3 8 Hope. Barbara A.. 336. 378 Hope. Rose Ellen M.. 136.382 Hopkins. Donald E.. 136.362 Hopkins. Ronald C.. 136. 406 Hopper. Frederick E.. 136. 366 Hopper. Richard F.. 347 Horine. Nancy J.. 318 Horn. Darrell C. 406 Horn. Gilberta G.. 136 Horn. John H.. 136.412 Horn. Laddie C..215 Horn. Marvin R.. 438 Hornby. Richard R-. 136. 390 Horner. Maureen E.. 122 Hornschuch, Willard C.. 355 Hortensen. Ernest. 65 Horton. Leland E. Jr.. 350 Horton. Terry R.. 361 Hough. Claude F. III. 411 Housden. Jack L-. 434 Houser. William K., 33 Houston, Jcannotto A.. 305 Houston. Mo'ly A.. 266. 269. 293 Houls. Robert C.. 390 Hover. David S.. 387 Howard. Brenda S.. 136 Howard. Bruce E.. 136.423 Howard. Connie A.. 327 Howard. Edward L. 36 Howard. Joan T.. 299 Howard. Lloyd V.. 65.390 Howard. Sheila M.. 269.303 Howe. Ronald M.. 136 Howell. Clifford G.. 390 Howell. Herbert A. Jr.. 354 Howell. John L.. 392 Howells. Gary N.. 391 Hraba. Doris M.. 323 Hubbard. Dennis D.. 390 Hubbard. James W.. 383 Hubbard. Mary A.. 290 Hubbard. Carl A.. 400 Hubbard. William H.. 431 Huber. Carl C.. 06 Hudemann. Marjean. 292. 336 Hudlow. Dorothy J.. 292. 328 Hudrtik, Paul F.. 343 Hudson. Ginger G.. 301.303 Hudson. James E.. 3 1 Huey, Chartsio. 317,319 STUDENT INDEX Hoffman. Joanne. 331 Huflord. Gary L.. 407 Huflschmidt. Mary P.. 118. 208. 317 Hug. Sandra P.. 106. 266 Hughes. James S.. 368 Hughes. Melvin D.. 136 Hughes. Richard S..411 Holing, Fred W. III. 403 Hull. Ronald L. 385 Humphreys. William R.. 438 Hundley. Carol I.. 336 Hundley. Gary L.. 61.62.66. 360 Hung. Jenny Tungyuk. 296.309 Hunnell. Andrea M.. 136.286 Hunt. Barbara J.. 95. 323 Hunl. Clarence N. Jr.. 42. 45. 136 Hunl. Frank H. Jr., 354 Hunt. Pamela G.. 328 Hunt. Sharon A.. 321 Hunter. Clifford V .. 60.61.62. 95.136. 400 Hunter. John A.. 64.136,358 Hunter, lavon. 309 Hunter. Nancy E.. 136. 266. 324 Hunter, Ruth. 324 Huntington, Mike C., 385 Hurd. David R.. 348 Hurd. Elizabeth A.. 296 Hurlbutt. Frank C. 404 Husband. James H.. 423 Hussey. Thomas R.. 379 Hussong. Donna L. 305 Hutchcon. Richard J.. 119. 428 Hutcheson. Marjorie D.. 302 Hutchins. John J.. 438 Hutchins. Wayne A.. 411 Hutchinson. Nancy C.. 316 Hutchinson, Patsy S.. 302 Hutchinson, R. D. Jr.. 136 Hutchinson. Stephen A.. 136. 189. 427 Hutton. Kathryn I.. 44. 168. 378 Huyett. Ernest N.. 339 Hyatt. Jack B.. 91. 136. 438 Hyatt. Judson F.. 438 Hyde. Judith M„ 297 Hyde. Martha M.. 136.378 Hyde, Pamela Oian, 285 Hydcr. Larry V.. 372 Hykc. Carolyn Joy. 306 Hyland. Kathleen I.. 301. 303 Hyslm. Richard P.. 136 Hytowit;, Robert M.. 388 Ihlc. Gary M.. 344 Ikata. Patricia M.. 334 I met. Clifford J.. 421 Inglis. David E.. 136 Ingram. Betty M.. 336 Ingram. Dorothy I.. 311 Ingram. Paul G.. 338 Ingram. Robert B.. 344 Inman. John W.. 60. 67.136. 423 Inman. Ralph H.. 385 Inouc. Peter, 392 Ira. Cecil C. 107.248.264 Irie. Hiroshi, 424 Irvin. Margaret A.. 293 Irving. John W.. 45.136.372 Irwin. Judith I.. 109. 136. 289 Isaak. James. 136. 362 Isenhart. John H.. 239.431.438 Ising. George E. Jr.. 424 ismert. Larry L-. 351.355 Isom. Stirling H. Jr.. 136,438 Istcd. Nanette K.. 293. 336 Isto. Edward N.. 402 Ito. Ronald T.. 356 Ivari. Norma J.. 115. 287. 344 Ivey. Edward W.. 352 Ivey. Joel L.. 431 J Jack. Richard G.. 42.137.340 Jackson. Beverly A.. 285 Jackson. Carl W.. 137.362 Jackson. Donald E.. 424 Jackson, Larry A., 137. 364 Jackson. Larry R., 68 Jackson. Linda C..328 Jackson. Michael D.. 371 Jackson. Robert L.. 420 Jacobs. Joseph T.. 414 Jacobsen Clifford S.. 69.418 Jacobsen. Robert. 410 Jacobson. John I..,137 Jacobson. Robert W.. 226. 232. 234 Jacobson. Sheryl I.. 378 Jacoby. Jerome J.. 101 Jacoby. Lawrence J.. 352 Jaeger. David A.. 353 Jaeger. Gary A.. 403 Jaenicke. Richard A.. 154. 410 Jagcr. Eldon J.. 91.137.392.438 Jager. Merle L.. 392 Jager. Sherry L.. 287 James. Charles S. 347 James. Douglas S.. 103.385 James. Enoch W.. 215 James. Jill E.. 315 James. Reese R.. 388 James. Roger P.. 91.95 James. Timothy H.. 66.68.137. 395 Jameson. Linda J.. 287.319 Jameson. Mary L.. 168.197.294 JanowiU. Pedro M.. 115 Jankowski. Nicholas W.. 399 Jansen. Gerald J.. 137 Janssen. Alfred E.. 406 Janvrin. Rosemary. 3C6 Jan;, William K.. 438 Jaqucs. Glenn W. Jr.. 407 Jaros. Gary D-. 67.69.137 Jaross. Janico E.. 137.337 Jaross. David G.. 392 Jarvis. James C.. 236. 348 Jarvis. Margaret A.. 438 Jarvis. Paula Rae W.. 438 Jarvis. Paul E.. 388 Jeddcloh. Horst. 69 Jeffers. Carolyn M.. 290 Jelineo. Patricia C.. 166.319 Jcndr;ejcw$ki. Ann M..294 Jenkins. Priscilla. 315 Jenkins. Robert S.. 137.432 Jenks. Janet R.. 95.328 Jennings. Larry B.. 137 Jennings. Michael D.. 428 Jensen. Alan M.. 438 Jensen. Dennis A.. 439 Jensen. Diane K.. 293 Jensen. Hartin C-. 43.102.3 0 Jensen. Marilyn O.. 336 Jensen. Nancy H.. 90.286 Jensen. Stephen R.. 47. -22 Jeskey. William P.. 43.137.343 Jewell. Sandra D..336 Jewell. Tomas R . 363 Jirol.Julie A.. 109.310 Johansen. Chris A.. 107.439 Johanson.KaarenM.,315 Johns. Eldon L.. 61.62.137.412 Johnson, Ann L.. 317 Johnson. Betty J.. 321 Johnson. Bruce C.. 95.241.40 Johnson. Bruce R.. 102. 137. 406 __ Johnson. Carolyn A.. 301.303 Johnson. David A.. 401 Johnson. David A.. 63 Johnson. David W.. 137. 3 2. 343 Johnson. Dennis Leon. 82. 3w Johnson. Douglas E.. 69 Johnson. Ore cl R-. 396 Johnson. Elmo C.. 414 Johnson. Ernest W. Jr.. 378 Johnson. Eugene R.. 35 Johnson. Florenco E.. 290 Johnson. James B.. 43.115. 119.3 3 Johnson. Jane. 102.313 Johnson. Janet L.. 313 Johnson. Janice K.. 303 Johnson. Janis A.. 288 Johnson. Jean M.. 267. 313 Johnson. Jerris F.. 352 Johnson. Judd W.. 430 Johnson. John R.. 302 Johnson. Judith A.. 300 Johnson. Judith A.. 323 Johnson. Karen. 137. 294 Johnson. Kay C.. 39 Johnson. Keith E.. 382 Johnson. Keith I.. 421 Johnson. Larry R.. 348 Johnson. Lee A.. 360 Johnson. Maryanna. 311 Johnson. Merrill L.. 64 Johnson. Nancy C-. 316 Johnson. Nils E.. 385 Johnson. Peter L.. 359 Johnson. Raymond C-. 137 Johnson. Richard D.. 137 Johnson. Richard E.. 402 Johnson. Robert A.. 418. 421 Johnson.Robert B..91.137. 430 Johnson. Robert C.. 214.216. 221 Johnson. Robert R.. 64. 137 Johnson. Roberta A.. 321 Johnson. Roger A.. 348 Johnson, Ronald E.. 63.137.374 Johnson. Susan E.. 82. 287. 312 Johnson. Tcrrald M.. 52. 384 Johnson. Terry A.. 301. 328 Johnson, Vernon Dale. 343 Johnson. Vernon. 386 Johnson. William A., 377 Johnston. James E.. 357 Johnston. Kathetcen. 328 Johnston. Kathryn E.. 382 Johnston. Prudence C.. 137. 209.296 Johnston. Raymond E.. 264 Jolley. Donald D.. 355 Jolley. Gary R.. 354 Jolley. Ronald S-. 137 Joll.fl. Herbert H.. 401 Jolma. Beverly A.. 305 Jones, Bonnie R.. 290 Jones. Cheryl A.. 266. 293 Jones, Frod L.. 214 Jones. Gerald Rae. 137.2C8.380 Jones. Janet L.. 77.137. 290 Jones. Jess J.. 67. 363 Jones. J. Beeler. 137. 390 Jones. Larry N.. 347. 395 Jones. Lawrence P.. 197 Jones. Mary C.. 328 Jones. Mimi. 382 Jones. Nathan H.. 404 Jones. Robert E..411 Jones. Robert E.. 423 Jones. Robert G.. 392 Jones. Robert L.. 137.398 Jones. Roy W.. 376 Jones. Sandra M . 137. 316 Jones. Stephen A . 26 . 362.40 Jones. Thomas D.. 66. 137. 3 8 Josephson. M.ke A.. 375 Jordan. Jerald O.. 363 Jordan. Martha L-. 39 Jorgensen. Robert M.. 3 1 Jory. John E.. 22 Joy. Jerald R.. 107.411 Judd. Beth L.. 338 Judson. Robert C.. 404 Juetson, Thomas C.. 137.422 Julum, David O.. 34 Justice. Jerome G.. 395 K Kaakinen. John W.. 428 Kaftoo. Linda J.. 331 Kahler. Sandra L.. 290 Kaiser. N k M.. 407 Kaiser. Pamela. 303 Kaluhara. Patsy A.. 137.324 Kalina. Ronald V..80.137.364 Kaiibero. Joan l.. 102.120.122. 137.294 Kallgren. Linda L.. 305 Kallunki, Janet S.. 306 Kammann. Nancy A.. 297. 336 Kameya. Harold C.. 64.138.423 Kamphenborg. Judith, 313.319 Kanara. Amos. 439 Kano. Max A.. 422 Kanda. Thelma A.. 302 Kangas. KathrynC.. 138.28 Kannasfo. Kathleen M., 325 Kapuscinski. Wanda M.. 109. 308 Karcher. Karin A.. 336 Kari. Virginia L.. 297. 328 Karkcr. Oiano I., 122.138.392 Karkcr. Linda R.. 319. 393 Karlberos. Andris P.. 353 Karnath. William D.. 3 8 Karns. Loyce D., 383 Karpmski. Darrell F„ 39 Kasahara. Albert S.. 338 Kaser. Thoodoro A.. 138. 41 Kashiwagi, Joyce T.. 334 Kasso. Donald E.. 215.216.217 Kastleman. Ralph P.. 43 Kato. Howard T., 61.62.355 Katumba. Mordecai. 8 Katxenbach. Roberta L. 336 Kauffman. Darrel L.. 7.107. 138. Zf). 404 Kauffman. Jesse C.. 138. 39 Kauffman. Leonard A.. 241.40 Kauffman. Lo«$ M.. 138. 39 Kauffman. Pat D-. 103.237. 355 Kaufman. Richard A.. 6?. 03 Kauppi. Jon E 117 38 g Kavaiier. Frank T.. 390.429 Kawabata. Frederick T. 138 Kawamoto. Linda Y.. 336 Kawasaki. Bert K.. 1 Kay. Ronald W.. 26 . 383 Kayo. Glen F.. 318 Keagbine. Philip J-. Kearney. Juanita. 65.’ Kearnev. Leonard W.. 63.97. Kearns. Valerie N.. 294. 321 Kecfc nan. Karlcon. 334 Kee. Johnnie. 138. 355 Kee. Tek K.. 39 Keelcy. Patrick L.. 339 Keeling. Melinda M-. 311. 336 Kcema. Carol R-. 122.138.316 Keep. William A 375 Kegg. Lorry E.. 47. 138.- Kchrli. Lynn C.. 97. 138. 410 Kcir. David B.. 138 Kellas. Larry E.. 344 Kcllchor. Neil. 374 Keller. Byrale W.. 64.138.305 Keller. Mary F.. 301 Keller. W.ll.am. 439 Kelley. Hardd D.. «l. 3 « Kelley. Katherine R.. 117.3 Kelley. Tim L..395 Kellis. William R.. 347 Kelly. James M 338 Kelly. Richard F-. Kelly. Richard L.. 60.61.6 . 64.138.348 _ Kellner. Loenc B. .301.303 Kemhus. Kay L.. 305 Kcmnit . Joann R . 287 Kemp. Leslie M.. 22 Kempt. John C. Jr.. 33° Kennedy. Kathleen R-. 8 . 168.174.179.312 Kennedy. Rayahn. 318 Kcnnell. Janet K.. 336 Kenny. Garry R.. C8 Kenyon. Clifford F.. 411. HS Kenyon. James V.. 138. 388 Kenyon. Marcia E.. 285 Kenyon. Robert L-. � Kenyon. Ronald R-. 3 8 Koolanui. Norbert K-.21 Kcphart. Nicole L.. 319 Kcrnck. Clyde B.. 138. ’5 Kerns. Betty Jean. 305. 315 Kerr. Barbara C. 337 Kerr. Jerry F.. 138. 348 Kerr. John R.. 107 Kcrstan. Elmer F. .138. 26. 30 Kerwm. Mary S. 313 Kessler. Audrey K.. 305 Kctchum. Harry R.. 370 Kcudell. Barbara J 38. 316 Keyser. Nancy T..328 Kham.s. Thomas J . 16 Khatri. Lakho L.. 5 Kibe. Barbara. 12 K.enle. Dona L.. 378 Kei«. Elame G-. 138. 378 Kikkawa. Gail S.. 328 Kilbourn. Janet . 39 Kilby. Karen A.. 328 Killam. Loren D.. 385 Kilpatrick. Robert S.. 365 Kiitredgo. Ethel. 337 Kimball. William H.. 33 Kimplo. Steven B 407 Kirnsoy. Terry F.. 352 King. Donovan. 138.3 8. 439 King. John D.. 67. 353 King. Linda H.. 305 Kmgan. Deborah A.. 138. 300. K.ngsfathcr. Carole A..328 Kmgslcy. Richard H.. 3S8 Kinney. Theodore R. Jr.. Kmsel. Allen J.. 43. 3! Kinsley. Judith A.. 305. � 3 Kirayoglu. Erol. 67.'I 15. 3-3 Kircher. Suxanne K.. 338 Kirchofl. Robert C . 138 K.rk. Janet E.. 12®. Kirk. Lawrence G.. 352 Kirkelic. Eva M.. 163. 325 Kirkelie. Everett R.. 27 Kirkelic. Kay K.. 32 Kirkland. Kent L.. 0 Kirkpatrick. Connie R-. 337 Kirkpatrick. K. M.. 293 Kirkpatrick. Kay L-. 325 Kirkpatrick. O. A. Jr.. 411 Kirte. Douglas. 214 Kiser. William. 404 Kishinami. Wayne M.. 357 Kishimoto. Pearl S.. 82.106. 81.138.266.332 Kisky. Karen D.. 316 Kittredge. Ethel M.. 383 Kjome. Katherine L.. 138. 296 Kleger. Karlene I.. 289 Rieger, Teresa A.. 290 Kleiber. Kenneth D.. 138 Kleiber. Louise A.. 289 Kleiner. Elaine L.. 118. 281 Klein. Kary J.. 166. 344 Klein. Gerald C.. 375 Klemp. Ronnald C.. 139 Klick. David C.. 80.121.137. 139.166. 200. 410 Kline. M.chael S., 214. 221 Klinger, Gerald F.. 363 Klingler, Ronald R.. 392 Klinkenberg, C. E.. 3 2 Klippel. Diana. 139 Klippert. R. H. Jr.. 139. 06 Klockars. Alan J.. 139, 38 Klopfer. Linda C.. 319 Klose. Robert P.. 27 Klostcrman. E. A.. 293. 336 Klug. Mark W.. 68.139. 439 Knaak. Donna G-. 336 Knaut. Darlene A.. 308 Knauss. Orrin W„ 423 Knecht. Ronald C.. 387 Knechtd. Barbara J.. 289 Knechtcl. Kenneth B.. 68.97 Kness. James D.. 383 Knerr. Paul R.. 34 Knexeuich. Maureen A.. 336 Knight. David M.. 385 Knight. Mary A.. 306 Knight. Sharon A.. 328. 378 Kmttel. Deraid L. 6 . 139 Kncrwtton. David L. 401 Knudsen. Larrie F.. 387 Knutson. Karen M.. 321 Koga. Ronald H.. 52 Koch. M hael R.. 115.119. 351.355 Kodera. Raymond J.. 39 Koehler. David L.. 388 Koenig. Jacob III. 381 Koenig. Linda C.. 336 Koerner. Peggy G.. 328 Koester. Marlin I.. 3 0 Kofoid. Leland R.. 139. 439 Ko«ord. Wilma R.. 8t. 289 Koga. Ronald H.. 139. 3 4 Kohler. Margaret A.. 139 Koken. Fred K.. 139. 423 Kolberg. Constance. 313.319 Koiberg. Theodore M..411 Kondrat. Robert R.. 47.139. 39 Koppen. Audrey B.. 328 Kooxer. Howard D.. 103.358 Kooxer. Neil R.. 103.237 Kooxer. Ralph E.. 359 Korepta. Gary. 375 Korkum. Richard. 390 Kortge. Michael K.. 382 Korvola. Roger A.. 363 Korxan. David G.. 366 Koski. Duane M.. 402 Koski. K. Victor. 398 Kosmk. Gerald C.. 139 Kotchik. James L.. 381 Koth. Lawrence J.. 404 Kovash. John G-. 139. 366 Kowalowski. Fred A.. 392 Kraft. Marjorie S.. 379 Krahenbuhl. Paul L.. 47.139. 439 Kralman, Lawrence G.. 370 Kralman, Norman F.. 371 Kramer. Beth S.. 328 Kraus. Jim L.. 236. 3 8 Krause. Manlynn I.. 290 Krauger. Barbara A.. 321 Kreiss. Phillip R,. 353 Krell. Donna L.. 311 Krell. Nina A.. 139. 310 Kreutx. James R.. 365 KrlbS. Larry M.. 353 Krieger. Judith A.. 288 Kritsberg. Loretta M.. 320 Krocger. John H„ 375 Kron. Robert D.. 375 Krouse. Philip R.. 241. 392 Kruger. Larry K.. 380 Kruger. Margaret J.. 106. 392 Krumbein. John L.. 353 Krupicka. Rose M„ 305 Kruse. Carol J.. 139.306 STUDENT INDEX Kubik. Sharon A.. 294. 336 Kubik. Stanley W.. 139 Kucera. Tom M.. 365 Kuehn. Richard A . 350 Kucst. Robert F.. 399 Kohner. Lynn K.. 3t 7 Kulik. William B.. 139 Kumura. Norman S.. 421 Kuns. Martin C.. 423 Kun clman. Mary E.. 44. 333 Kuoni. John P.. 423 Kurokawa. Kenneth K.. 435 Kowaye. Irene S.. 139.324 Kvam. John H.. 139 Kyltmann. Walter H., 65 Kyto. Christine R.. 82. 309 L Labbc. Leslie. 313.328 Ladd. Barbara C.. 392 Ladd. Judy M.. 318 Lodd. Mitchell. 65.68.139. 338 Lactsch. Judy A.. 336 Lafler. Henry F. III. 381 Lago. Judith K.. 139. 296 Lahti. EU.S W.. 385 loing. Ralph R.. 139. 343 laird. Lynden R.. 139. 344 Lais. Cathy A.. 87. 289 Lakamp. Carol F.. 336 Laird, Thomas B. III. 390 Lamb. Charcli D.. 286 Lamb. Murid. 139.322 Lamb. Robert A.. 404 Lamb. Robert C.. 264 Lamberson. Philip B.. 354 Lambert. Linda L.. 118. 289 Lamport. Steve. 379 Lamson. Ray C.. 139 Lancaster. Gregory P.. 264.401 Land. Melvyn J.. 402 landauer. Glenda. 290 Landers. Ruby T.. 331 Landis. Mark G.. 355 landon. Margaret L.. 306 Landsberg. Johanna M.. 44. 95. 120. 139. 439 Lane. Jean M,. 305 Laney. Judith I.. 382 Lang. John R.. 80.139.100.418 Lang. Marion R,. 289 Lang. Robert P.. 433 langholfl. Gilbert W.. 264. 370 Langley. Rox N.. 370 Langsdorf. Jay K.. 348 Lankford. Delores A.. 319 Langtry. Michael T.. 3 7 Lanning, Michnd K,. 396 Lanning. Rebecca A.. 301. 303 LanU. Courtney R.. 68 Lape. Gary D.. 102. 139. 386 Lapins. Vicki A . 305 Large. Maxine B.. 82. 337 Larkins. Judith A , 266. 383 Larrabee. Robert K. Jr.. 404 larsell, Sharron A., 306 Larsen. Alan E.. 397 Larsen. Allen M.. 407 Larsen. Bruce A.. 344 Larsen. David G.. 358 Larson. James R.. 52.423 Larson. Kc.th R.. 139. 390 Larson. Larry Carl, 439 Larson. Leroy E.. 139. 370.377 Larson. Louise M.. 313. 328 Larson. Susan A.. 336 Larson. Susan E.. 2C6.294 Larson. Terry L.. 383 Larue. Wesley E.. 343 Lasater. Eugene R.. 439 Lasher. James M.. 338 Lau. Henry Young H. Jr.. 355 Laughlin. Robert S.. 376 Laurance. Pamela J.. 311 Laurhammcr. Mary N.. 139,312 Laurs. Robert M,. 154. 410 Laursen. Brian R.. 402 Lautenschtager. D. D.. 365 Lawrence. Gerald B-. 357 Lay. Sharon L.. 316 Lea. Sonya Ann, 77.122.139. 378 Leahy. Daniel D-. 139 Lear. Janet R.. 297 Lear. Lawrence F.. 139 Leary. Stacy A.. 334 Loavy, Sherrie A.. 439 Lechner. Nancy N,. 290 Lee ken by. Donavin A.. 139.439 Lee. Anne P..82.139 Lee. Carolyn J.. 83.139.439 Lee. Christina S.. 328 Lee. Cynthia I.. 336 Lee. Donna M.. 320 Lee. Francis Dwayne. 378 Lee. Geoffrey W.. 420 Lee. Jeanne H.. 139.284 Lee. Joanne L.. 102.285 Lee. Kenneth J.. 429 Lee. Larry R.. 401 Lee. Marvin G.. 420 Lee. Penny. 382 Lee. Samuel W.. 73.83.97. 139.439 Lee. Wayne A.. 439 Lee. Yuo Y.. 422 Lcedham. Larry W.. 83.178. 396 Leoard. Harold A.. 439 Leggett. Howard M.. 140.374 Lehmann. James F.. 381 Lehrbach. N. L. Jr.. 352 Leidig. Robert M.. 63.140.348 Leiohton. Porter C.. 359 Lemonen. Gilbert M„ 369 Lemery. James. 362 Lemhouse. Jad. 352 Lemon. Linda K.. 336. 378 Lcnchitsky. Sally Ann. 328 Lonchitsky. Joann. 328 Lcnhart, Anno L., 383 Lents. Michael J.. 102.140.388 Lontsch. Jack W.. 359 Lentz. Everett J.. 392 Leonard. James C..69. 352 Leonard. Janet E.. 140.320 Leonard. Paul M.. 388 Loong. Denis C.. 386 Leong, Seowkhiong. 64 Lepera. Bonnie M.. 300 Lepin. Diana E.. 321 Lettenmaier. Judith. 320 Levangcr. Jerry R.. 43. 343 Lovinson. Arthur E.. 427 Levy. Millicent R.. 362 Lew. Lawrence I.. 359 Levy. Penny. 140. 332 Levy. Robert S.. 140 Lewcllen. Robert T.. 42.45. 140.340 Lewis. Carol M.. 174.176 Lewis. Cathy. 209 Lewis. David P. Jr.. 420 Lewis. Maralyn G-. 140.298 Lewis. Sandra J., 301.3C6 Lewis. Veda M„ 299 Lewis. Wanda S . 140.298 Lewis. William A . 370 Lieb. Robert D.. 366 liesegang. Marjorie J.. 311 Lieuailen. James M.. 432 Lightner. Victoria A.. 269.284 Lightowtcr. Ronald G.. 397 Likens. Danny W.. 107 Likens. Fred D.. 140. 400 Lillig. Thomas S.. 367 Lim. Alan K.. 401 Lim. Albert. 67.69.140.431 Limbaugh, James L.. 140. 358 Lime. Olivo L.. 318 Lindberg. Karon L.. 315. 319 Lindaucr. Eric B.. 80.163. 411 Lindbtoom, Carol J., 140. 199. 316 Lmdgren. Larry W.. 119. 431 Lmdland. Gary H..371 L.ndley. Carol A .31! Lindquist. Phyllis A.. 308 Lindsey. Thomas W.. 80. 373 Lindsley. Susan E.. 307. 378 Lindstrom. T. A. III. 421 Llngelbach. Helen J.. 333 Link. Andrew G.. 373 Linvillo. Kim G.. 347 Linstedt. Kermit D.. 378 Lippcrt. LynnettC. 299 Liptak, Lois M,. 323 Lister. Sandra J.. 306 Litz. Walter D.. 358 Lively. Kay V.. 334 Livermore. Lynnouro A.. 306 Livesley. Philip A.. 344 Livingston. Jo A.. 311 Livingston . Richard L.. 373 Lloyd. Darvel T.. 352 Lobben. James C.. 387 Locali. Norman C.. 68.140 Lobo. Carlos A.. 42.45 Lockenour. Mary B.. 333 Locker. Vivian E.. 57.140. 289 Lockwood. Lynn T.. 140. 328. 439 Lockwood. Susan A.. 293 Loeffler. Gary M . 239. 241 Loeschen. Gordon H.. 399 Logan. Judith A.. 379 Lommen. Jane E.. 328 Long. Christine A.. 95 Long. David L.. 380 Long. Harold M.. 396 Long. Jcralyn E.. 306 Long. Linda A., 378 Long. Lorraine A.. 281 Long. Lynda M.. 82. 312 Long. Sharon H. S.. 383 Long. Taylor K.. 386 Loomis. Coralie A.. 311. 321 Loomis. Danny D.. 414 Loomis. Donald A.. 411 Looney. Harry C.. 119. 369 Lorah. Fred. 396 Lorenz. Carol A.. 328 Loronzon. Eden. 328 Loring. Arthur A.. 82. 387 Lorsoo. Phillip J.. 381 Lott. Konneth E.. 352 Loughmiller. Bert E.. 381 Louie. Windsor C.. 63 Louis. Catherine D.. 288 Love. James M,. 357 Lovrctich. Robert. 117 Low. Peter W.. 353 Lowe. Linda K.. 383 Lowe. Robert G.. 140. 351. 356 Lowe. Stanton. 420 Lowell. Gordon H., 241. 365 Lowery. Sharon J.. 323 Lowry. Terry. 95 Lozier. Daniel W.. 95.140.398 Lucas. Ellen E.. 174 Lucas. Linda L.. 287. 296 Lucas. Michael D.. 80. 344 Lucas. Michael S.. 380 Lucking, Philip T.. 356 Ludwig. Mark S-. 402 Lucbkc. Chnstine K.. 328 Lum. Ronald W,. 361 Lund. Diane M., 336 Lundgren. Nancy M . 140. 324 Lundgren. Theodore R.. 101 Lundgren. Richard K.. 392 Lundsleen. Patsy J.. 176. 289 Lundstrom, Mary A.. 296 Lust. John H,. 354 Lutz. Walter. 64.140.370 Lux. Luanne M , 333 Lyke. James D.. 348 Lyle. Edwin A.. 375 Lyle. Lawauna M.. 383 Lynch. Terrence J.. 344 Lyon. Norma J.. 140. 288 M Mabry, Joann M . 83.140.314 MacCask.il. M. A . 297 MacDonald. Gregory. 264.383 MacDonald Robin D.. 299 MacDonald. William F.. 402 MacFarlane. James C.. 401 Machovcc. A. J. Jr.. 357 Maclnne . Pamela J.. 382 Mack. Hcrschel I.. 189. 390 Mack. Marilyn W.. 118. 290 Mack. Roger S.. 416 Mackenzie. William L.. 371 Mackie. Keith L.. 69 Macklln. Darlene M,. 366 MacPhcrson. Robert D.. 439 Macomber. Keith L.. 350 Macy. Dwight E.. 2. 385 Macy. Rcata M.. 284 Macy. Robert W.. 439 Maddi . Marjorie C.. 337 Maddox. William R„ 140.348 Madison. Jerry F„ 236 Madzier, Marilyn A,. 306 Maeda, Frank Jr.. 392 Maeda. Michiko. 439 Maes. Antoinette M..82.140. 382 Madsen. Linda M.. 287.328 Magnuson. Bruce B.. 339 Mahancy. Carole G-. 334 Mahony. Duane M.. 377 Mahoney. Gerald. 439 Mam, Stephen B.. 98 Maina. Francis. 43 Ma;orowicz. Iona L.. 337 Makino. T. Jayne. 40.332 Maiani, Solomon K.. 326 Malick. Paul D.. 140 Ma'itz. David W.. 353 Mallory, Patricia A.. 328 Malmros. Merlin A.. 340 Matmros. Michael H.. 340 Malone. Patricia. 319 Manchester. Diane M.. 269.303 Manchester. Margaret. 297 Manchester. Kaye K.. 66.140. 301.408 Mandery. William L.. 350 Manipon. Gloria V.. 140. 324 Manke. Judith L., 321 Mann, Frederick H.. 407 Mann. Janet P.. 140. 314 Manning. George L.. 42. 43 Manning. Kay. 203 Manning. Robert D.. 140. 396 Manning. William A.. 119.347 Mansfield. Charles R.. 388 Mansfield. John S.. 339 Mantei. Ronald H.. 102.140.346 Manthe. Robert W.. 346 Mantlo. Donald J.. 368 Manzer. Donald E.. 140. 416 Marachi. Nezamcddin. 434 Marcum, Richard L.. 353 Marcum, Joseph S.. 388 Margcson. John T.. 264.383 Marion. Richard K.. 371 Markee. Jeratdlne J.. 140.320 Marker. Freddie M.. 64 Markham. John C.. 119. 397 Markham. Terry F.. 406 Markham. Thomas E.. 140. 436 Markoft. Judy C.. 33! Marks. Darrell G.. 63, 370 Marks. Lavonnc F.. 382 Marler. Kenneth E.. 403 Marlin. Richard D.. 140. 372 Marosok. Richard W.. 339 Marquiss. Jan M.. 122.189. 316 Marsh. Frank W.. 348 Marsh. Fred B.. 403 Marsh. Kathleen M.. 140. 392 Marsh. Robert D.. 365 Martell. Lois A.. 325 Manilla. Patricia E.. 306 Manm. Arnold O.. 392 Manm. Carl D.. 140. 439 Martin. Donald R.. 422 Martm. Donald H . 406 Martin, Duane C.. 378 Martin. Grant L.. 352 Martin. James H.. 414 Martin. Jean M.. 290 Martm. Judith A.. 140. 294. 314 Martin. Kenneth S.. 375 Martin. Melvin E., 42. 339 Martin, Mike. 354 Martin. Phil S.. 401 Martm, Thomson S.. 49. 326. 379 Martin. Timothy W.. 61.62. 420 Martindaie. William B.. 347 Martindalc. R. D.. 102. 344 Martin. Virginia S-. 383 Martinson. Charles R.. 45 Martinson. Charlie A , 243 Marx. Emmett R.. 341 Maryott. James L..61.62.85.140 Maskal. Anthony C.. 401 Mason. Curtis. 119. 328. 367 Mason. Donna V.. 313.424 Mason. Edwin C.. 154. 390 Mason. Jerry A.. 404 Massey. Mary B . 336 Massey. Robert J.. 68.140.361 Massey. Thomas H . 397 Masterson. Jon A.. 140.264.404 Masterson. Keith D.. 95. 398 Mateer. Georoe G.. 411 Mathany. Allan R.. 338 Mather. Donald C.. 348 Mathis. Nick, 369 Mafsen. Karen E.. 303 Matson. Dwight J.. 416 Matson. Howard L.. 386 Matsuda. Robert I.. 434 Matsumoto. Amy E.. 325 Matsumura. Joan. 303 Matsunaga. Jerry T.. 42. 67. 140. 428 Matsuwaki. Ronald N , 433 Matthews. Verna C.. 306 Matthias. Judson S.. 63 Matthies. Katherine J..300.303 Matychuck. Fay E., 334 Matzcn. Bonham J.. 49 Matzka. Robert A . 350 Mau. Ronald F..48 Maurer. Judith A , 333 Maxwell. Karen R.. 316.337 May. Denny L.. 141.418 May. Ronald A.. 98.411.422 Mayer. Susan K.. 315 Mayers. Cornelia M.. 323 Mayers. Sara A.. 106.141.310 Mayes. William C.. 68.141 Mayes. Janet K. Wizncr. 141 Maybe. Janice L.. 80.315.329 Mayilo. Joseph W„ 404 Mays. David L.. 400 Mays. Steven L.. 354 Mazanec. Barbara A.. 281 Mazzocco. Felix R.. 378 McAlister. Evelyn. 439 McAlister. John F.. 418 McAtpine. John S.. 121. 141. 384 McAlvaoe. Karen J.. 329 Me Bee. Donald G- 383 McBride. Elisabeth I.. 141,296 McBride. Tom. 341 McCabe. William M., 141 McCaddon. M.chnel B-. 388 McCaflroy. Lee. 363 McCall. Carol A.. 297 McCall. Margaret A.. 306 McCall. Sherron M.. 290 McCalliSter. M. A.. 383 McCamman. William F.. 396 McCann. Curtis E.. 60. 61. 62. 67. 141 McCann. James L. 68. 141.439 McCann. William E.. 373 McCardle. Terry L.. 214 McCargar. Dean L.. 141. 216 McCarl. Bonnie M.. 382 McCarthy. William R.. 384 McCartney. Sue A.. 287.306 McCartney. Bruce L.. 63 McCarty. Gail L. 42.49.67.342 McCauley. Don. 385 McChesney. Kenneth W.. 141 McClarty. Judith L.. 141. 286 McClaughry. Linda I.. 337 McCleary. William D.. 374 McCleavo. Martha J.. 326 McClellan, Gary L.. 432 McClellan. Howard A.. 373 McClelland. George D.. 66.439 McClure. Bryan R.. 434 McClure. Loren L.. 141.372 McClure. Linda C.. 322 McClung. Joan M.. 329 McClurg. James W.. 439 McConnell. Jack R.. 141. 416 McCormack. James E.. 385 McCormick. Janet K.. 383 McCormick. Paul W.. 49 McCoy. Ka ren R.. 297 McCoy. Kenneth C.. 367 McCoy. Nancy J.. 298 McCoy. Robert A.. 358 McCoy. Robert W.. 64.141 McCracken. Curtis E.. 368 McCrary. Judith A.. 53. 300 McCrea. Sharon K..319 McCue. H. Steven. 141.364 McCuen. Diane L.. 306 McCulloch. Sandra L.. 378 McCurdy. Gene G.. 414 McCurdy. Howard E.. 346 McDearmon. Alan. 343 McDermott. John E.. 377 McOonald. Annette E.. 299 McDonald. Barbara J.. 141,314 McDonough. Anne E.. 296 McDougai. Douglas M.. 379 McDowell. Larry L.. 404 McDowell. Terrance J.. 264 McDuflce. Ann L.. 323 McEachen. David T. 119.397 McElhcrn. Doyle E.. 418 McElroy. Gerald A.. 390 McElroy. James L.. 68 McElroy. Linda S.. 331 McFadden. Norman M. Jr.. 418 McFarlane. Lois M„ 317 McFarling. Richard B.. 339 McFotridge. M. J.. 309 McGahuey. Gary G.. 358 McGhehey. John H.. 3«1 McGill. James T., 344 McGiUivary. E. J.. 381 McGlllivray. Peter K.. 344 McGinnis. Kenneth L.. 373 McGinty. Edward A. Jr.. 385 McGlasson. Bruce E.. 364 McGonegal. John L.. 91.141 McGowan. Sharon L. 141. 439 McGrccr. Hugh K.. 43. 371 McGregor. Bonnie Jo. 141. 322 McGregor. Kathleen C.. 315 McGregor. Mary M„ 294 McGrain. Alan. 351 McGrow. Alan R„ 355 STUDENT INDEX McGrow, Eddio L.. 103 McGrow. Jamos R-. 304 McGuiro. Jamos M.. 47. 348 McGuire. John K.. 141 McGuiro. Joan. 203 McGuire. Michael J-. 410 McGuiro. William J.. 407 Mclnliro. Gaylon R.. 380. 43!) McIntosh. A. A. Jr.. 109.439 Mclniosh. Janij L.. 321. 378 McIntyre. Robert I.. 348 McKean, Bonnie I.. 294 McKean. Kathy G.. 294 McKean. Scott H.. 60. 65.107. 121. 141. 364 McKee. Terry D.. 63.418 McKenney. Lurlyn P.. 141.337 McKenzie. Jon M.. 67. 141 McKenzie. R. G. Jr.. 344 McKovitt. Patricia A.. 118.303 McKibbin. Janet M.. 331 McKiltop. Jamos R.. 264 McKinley. James R., 370 McKinney. Clyde M„ 422 McKinley. W.ll.am F.. 380 McKinney. Gary S.. 141 McKinney. Gary C.. 357 McKinney. Errol S.. 141, 264. 404 McKinnon. Colon M. Jr.. 404 McKnight, Barbara L.. 323.329 McKune. James W.. 119. 416 McLain. Gary G.. 355 McLean. Rita J.. 337 McLennan. Patricia L.. 95.285 McLendon. Cara L.. 290 McLennan. Linda L.. 336 McLennan. Norman J., 101, 141.376 McLeod. Barbara E.. 311 McLonnan. Christina E.. 321 McMacken. Larry M.. 98. 423 McMillan. Ooo L.. 344 McNabb. Gary A.. 390 McNannay. Dwayne L.. 384 McNeal. Roy W.. 432 McNeill. Don O.. 344 McPherson. Judith C.. 336 McPherson. Susan J.. 331 McOuaid. Susan J.. 82. 313 McOuaid. Patricia J.. 3.81. 120.122.141.142.312 McOueen. Ray G.. 45 McRoynolds, Judy R.. 325 McReynolds. Gwonn E.. 326 McRoroy. Maureen. 303 Mead. Ronald A.. 421 Means. William L.. 430 Mearns. Bllloo K.. 306 Moars. John H.,432 Medeiros. Don J.. 91.141 Meek. Helen M.. 102.311 Meeker. Karen J.. 329 Meeker. Sydne K.. 141 Meeuwson. Sallyann M.. 331 Meier. Paul A.. 141.384 Meighcn. Vernon K„ 362. 401 Mcindl. Mary L.. 317. 329 Meland. Bruce. 141 Meiiand. Jack E.. 141.439 Meloy. Billy R.. 61.62.67. 396 Melville. Suzanne M . 301.337 Melvin. Donna K.. 337 Mendicino. John S-. 97.124. 142. 374 Mendonca. Yvonne M.. 142.324 Mengel. Frank A.. 423 Monke. Ronald C.. 363 Mentzer. Linda J.. 331 Mode. D.ane E.. 142.310 Mercer. Patricia I.. 293 Merchant. Joan E.. 329 Merchant. Judith V.. 337 Meredith. George R.. 356 Meredith. Richard L.. 97. 142. 372 Mcriam. Mary E., 307. 317 Morklin, Lee Ann. 315 Mcrllch. Stuart K.. 433 Mcrrifteld. Larry $.. 47.142.439 Merrill. Charles W.. 372 Merrill. Jcannte L.. 290.321 Merrill. Robert A., 404 Merritt. Patricia L.. 7(0.297.329 Merritt. Robert S-. 433 Merten. Gregory P.. 369 Merz. Karen M.. 333 Messerle. Kenneth C.. 45.142. 372 Messmcr. Chris E.. 142.439 Metcalf. Ronald D.. 344 Motts. Curt.s T.. 68.142.439 Mctzler. Lewis L.. 142.439 Mcuchel. Kenneth S.. 30 Mcyenberg. William W-. 36 Meyer, Gary B.. 399 Meyer. Gary J., 418 Meyer, Gene. 373 Meyer. Judith A.. 378 Meyer. Lawrence G-. 368 Meyer. Leroy. 2. 48. M2 Meyer, Susan D.. 329 Meyle. Sarilee S.. 44. 290 Meyers. Al. 366 Meyers. Edward. 375 Michael. Raymond D.. 424 Michaels. Joseph A.. 91. M2 Michalek. Margaret A.. 87. 290 M himoto. Ray T.. 400 M kcy. Lawrence E.. 43. 354 Middlobrook. Allan. M2 Middiekaufl. R. E.. 344 Mielke. Lary J.. 399 Mihara, Robert M.. 429 Mikesh. Darcy E.. 293.321 Mihara. Donna E.. 320 MikkalO. Karen A.. 292. 299 Mikkclsen. Curtis. 80, 338 Milbrath. Geno M.. 411 Milburn, Gary S.. 355 Miter. Fred S.. 264.403 Miles. Keith W. 42. M2 Miles. Myron E.. 42. 49. M2 Milos. Sheila M.. 53.120. M2. 179.292 Miller. Carl E.. 391 Miller. Carol J.. 306 Miller, Darlene M.. 329 Miller. Dennis L. 411 Miller. Dewey R. Jr.. 119.431 Miller. Donald M.. 352 Miller. Elsie A.. 300. 303 Miller. Fred. 214 Miller, G. Scott. 379 Miller. Helen E.. 306 Miller. James E.. 98. 429 Miller, Janice M.. 331 Miller. Jean. 203 Miller. John E.. 98. 429 Miller. Kay. 293 Miller, Lewis M.. 355 Miller. Linda G.. 306 Miller. Michele F.. 321 Miller. Patrick H.. 359 Miller. Penelope K.. 312 Miller. Richard A.. 385 Miller. Robert E. Jr.. 42. 49. 142.439 Miller. Ronald D.. 399 Miller. Russell V.. 429 Miller. Vivian K.. 306 Miller. Wayne W., 343 Miller. Scott. 326 Miller. Sharon L.. 306 Miller. Susan L.. 283 Miilikin. Michael R.. 383 Mills. Henry L.. 43. 361 M.lls. Kay L.. 142.269.322 Millspaugh. Jean. 321 Milne. Thomas L.. 382 Milne. William S.. 119.180. 365 Miner. Don C.. 49. 142 Mink. Roger A.. 339 Minor. John W. IN. 404 Minto. Margaret J.. 197. 378 Minto. Martha J.. 142. 378 Minton. Carol J.. 301 Minty. Jimi K.. 115. 379 Miranda. Frederick R.. 366 Misawa. Rodney Kciji. 352 Mishimoto. Roy. 142 Mitchell. Barbara A.. 309 Mitchell. Edward H.. 142. 400 Mitchell. Gayle E-. 82.142.322 Mitchell. Marianne. 318 Mitchell. Melinda A.. 294. 329 Mitchell. Robert T.. 20 . 16 Mittnacht. Larry R.. 352 Miyasaki. Paul J.. 22 Mizulo. John T.. 363 Mobley. Ronald T..411 Mochel. Alice M.. 306. 309 Moe. Carol E.. 306.317 Moehnke. Michael J.. 31 Moeller. Frederick W.. 109 Moeller. Verna L.. 306 Moeller. Vernon W.. 5.350 Mohasseb. Zeinab S.. 154.302 Mohr. Robert A.. 408 Moir. Cynthia J.. 102. 297 Moisan. John L.. 43. 27 Molldrem. Diane L.. 1 2.314 Moltzau. Ralph H.. 431 Monaghan. Bonnie L.. 297 Monaco. Karen E.. 306 Monaghan. James D.. 384 Monk. W.lliam R.. 214. 217 Monroe. Frederick L-. 115. 385 Monroe. Vicki L.. 329 Montgomery. David E.. 52. 373 Montgomery, Donald M„ 69 Montgomery. F. C . 430 Montgomery. Fred. 388 Montgomery. Gale A.. 306 Montgomery. Mary E.. 81. 298 Moody. Margaret L.. 115.289 Moody. Rita A.. 2. 83. 122. 29 Moon, Thcodoro. 91, 36 Moore. Betty C.. 306 Moore. Gary W.. 390 Moore. Guy E.. 365 Moore. Harry J. Jr.. 63 Moore. Joe W.. 141.214.416 Moore. John W.. 189. 365 Moore. Kay J.. 322 Moore, Roberta S.. 337 Moore. Steven R.. 402 Mootela. David. 45 Morast. Jo D.. 378 More. Glenn M.. 142. 416 Morf.tt. Marilyn F.. 29 . 334 Morgan. Gary B,. 390 Morgan. Grant T.. 61. 62. 142 Morgan. Harold L.. 115. 414 Morgan, Joan R.. 90 Moroan. Joseph W.. 142. 433 Morgan. Margaret A,. 321 Morgan, Marilyn J.. 329 Morgan, Ralph H.. 91.1 2. 374 Morgan, Robert O.. 60.63.65. 80.142.420 Morgan. Robert J.. 142.3 6 Morikado. Robert N.. 334 Mork. Melany H.. 337 Morlan, Karen K.. 317 Morlan, Linda M.. 317. 329 Morlantcs. Lory. 348 Moriey, Vicki L.. 9 Morris. Donald S.. 388 Morris. Frankie E.. 142. 362 Morris. Gary A.. 433 Morris. Larry W.. 60. 6 . 68. 142 Morris. Marilyn A.. 323. 329 Morris Rollic J.. 3 0 Morrison. Barbara G.. 293.329 Morrison. Marilee. J.. 299 Morrison. Shirloy J.. 301. 319 Morrow. James R-. 142. 3 6 Morrow. James T.. 23 Morrow. Ray W.. 344 Morrow. Susan P.. 299 Morso. Lmda A.. 293 Morse. Michael E.. 1 Morss. Merry A.. 306 Morten. R hard D. 370 Mortensen. Carol L.. 317 Morlcnsen. Ernes! W.. 143 Morton. Douglas J.. 366 Morton. Joella L.. 292 Morton. Judith C.. 289 Morton. Sandra J.. 269.297.329 Morton. Wesley A.. 85.143. 370 Morlti. Lena M..337 Moses. Patricia A.. 332 Moshberger. Henry A.. 368 Moss. Carol H.. U3. 300. 302 Moss. Janet C. 287 Motonaga. George Y.. 356 Mowe, Carol E.. 143. 289 Moyle. Sharen. 287 Mudgett. Gilman C.. 384 Mulanax. Matthew W.. 5. 361 Mulder. Michael C.. 163. 358 Mullaney. Ann K.. 95 Mullarkcy. William G-. 3. 38 Mullen. Lawrence S-. 1 3. 416 Mullenix. James C-. 391 MuMer. Tom B.. 63. 380 Mulligan. Michael E.. l 3. 06 Mumford. Curtis. 3 Mumford. Martha F.. 176 Mundell. Robert D.. 392 Mundt. Willaim L.. 353 Munkres. Thomas L-. 3 3 Munson. Denise G.. 306 Munson. Warren L.. 353 Murano. Katsuyoshi. 421 Murch. David G-. 98 Murch. Robert L.. 33 Murphy. Donald O.. 359 Murphy. Edward H.. 264. 348 Murphy. Joan M.. 297. 321 Murphy. Lorcine E.. 393 Murphy. Raymond E.. 66. 395 Murphy. Ronald E.. 61. 62. 143- 39 Murray. Christina M.. 122. 315 Murray. Clyde L.. 367 Murray. Helen I.. 52. 95. 143. 292 Murray. John. 117 ___ Murray. Levona A.. 143.296 Murray. Malin M. B.. 143 Murray. Nyla C-. 29 Murray Phillips S . 382 Mushahk. Elizabeth K.. 28b. 334 Musselman. Gerald C.. «� • 382 Muzzy. Wallace D. J •. 91. Myers. Albert H.. 143 Myers. Carla I.. 315 Myers. Darwin. 36 Myers. John T. III. 83. 1 3. 432 Myers. Leland L.. 109 Myers. Sally J.. 316 Myers. Waller E.. 6 . 39 Myers. William R.. 97.101.143-410 Myrmo. Karen W.. 297 N Nacgle. Connie P.. 289 Nagamine. Daniel M.. 21 Nagaishl. Amy E.. 306 NagakJ, Junior A..119.401 Nagala. Thomas H.. 1 3, 4C0 Nagala. Richard H.. 33 Nail. Melvin T.. 143 Naismith. Darlccn M„ l 3. 3ze Nakamura. Judith T.. 334 Nakano. Yoshimi. 154. 424 Nakatsu. Roy N.. 64.143. 39 Nakayama. Roy K.. 102.1 3. 439 Nash. Donald L.. 47. 143 Nash, Gerald D.. 341 Nash. Richard. 3 0 Nash. Tony. 403 Nason. Mary M.. 326 Neal. Barntt. 264. «X Nee. Arnold C.. 143. 390 Needham. Richard L.. 264. 0 Neeley. John C.. 154. 39 Neeley. William E.. 344 Nect. William R.. 357 Nofl. Sandra J.. 329 Nehlcr. Robert D.. 00 Neidhart. Phillip D.. 67. 436 Neil. Jerald. 107.215.219 Neill. Nancy R.. 337 Neilson. Elizabeth A.. 315. 319 Ncilson. Richard. 2. 7. 340 Neilson. Shirloy M.. 122. 315 Nekoba. Francis K.. 96. 2 Nelsen. Mark I.. 115 Nelsen. Sharon L.. 288 Nelsen Stanley D-. 356 Nelson. Andrew J.. 103. 01 Nelson. Cheryl K.. 319 Nelson. David H.. 413 Nelson. David J.. 143 Nelson. Delbert R.. 373 Nelson. Dianne M.. 285 Nelson. Donald G.. 369 Nelson. Katherine L. 207.287. 329 Nelson. Keith. 396 Nelson. Leonard K.. 178 Nelson. Linda K.. 325 Nelson. Marni. 378 Nelson, Phyllis M.. 39 Nelson. Richard. 119. 378 Nelson. Rcba Jo. 106. 266. 269. 292 Nelson. Robert W.. 357 Nelson. Roger C.. 411 Nelson. William R.. 80. 380 Nerison. Lana R.. 306 Nesbitt. John M.. 6S. 399 Ness. Vivian. 439 Neuburger. Kcnneih J.. 398 Neuman. Oale J.. 352 Neuman. Larry R.. 347 Nouens. Lesley G.. 297 Neuman, Michael B.. 65. 352 Ncwbcrg. Lynn J.. 326 Nowberg. Jesse C.. 418 Newcomb. Bernard A.. 368 Newell. Re A.. 392 Newman. Gary D.. 391 Newman. Philip W.. 338 Newtson, Robert E.. 399 Newton. Mabel A.. 321 Newton. Rena C-. 289 Niblcr, Jeratyn A.. 315 Nibler. Joseph W.. 3 3 Niblcr. Roger G.. 7 Niccum. Norris J.. 36 Nichols. Kurt O.. 347 Nichols. Sheryl D.. 296 Nichols. Thomas M.. 407 Nicholson. Norman M.. 33 Nickels. Albert A.. 143 Niebuhr. Walter W.. 358 Niolsen. Donald E.. 63 Nielsen. Willard O.. 382 Niemi. Roy D.. 429 Nieminen, Robert A.. 143 Nishimoto. Richard M.. 6 Nishimura. Leslie M.. 35 Nixon. Alice M.. 299 Nixon. Kathleen A.. 83 Nixon. Richard. 143. 368 Noack. Nancy E.. 319. 323 Noble. Gary W.. 143. 402 Noble. Susan l„ 287. 329 Nofziger. Mary C.. 303 ... Noguchi. Thomas M.. 80. 34 Nolos. Omar J.. 378 Noll. Loretta D.. 308 Nolte. Ramon A.. 143. 372 Norbraten. Gil R.. 368 Nor by, John I.. 392 NozdQUist. Myron H.. 14. 97, 121. 141. 143. 200. 384 Norm. Gail A.. 315. 321 Norris. Arthur M,. 21 Norris. Don M.. 384 Norris, Don M.. 37 Norris. Don M.. 38 Norris. Michael R.. 367 Norris, Sharon L.. 143. 306 North, Raymond R.. 388 Northern. Judy O., 306 Northup. Thomas J.. 392 Norton. Stanley H.. 143. 178. 264.40 Norton. Warren W.. 119. 414 Notdurtt. Norman E.. 97. 397 Notowilz. Allen L.. 143. 420 Noyes. Robert H. III. 347 Nuenkamp. David C.. 418 Nuxall. John W.. 3 0 Oakley. Donald K.. 341 Oatney. Larry N., 143. 439 Oba. Richard T.. 143. 426 Oberg. James W.. 430 O'Brien. Kathleen L.. 106. 284 O'Brien. Kenneth C.. 143. 374 O'Callaghan, Lani J.. 115.118. 393 O'Callaghan. T. M.. 3 8 Ochs. Eugene V.. 356 Odell. Elizabeth J.. 323 Odom. Wayne A.. 369 Odmark. Susan C.. 315 O'Oonohoe. Henry G-. 67. 439 Oehl.ng. Dave C.. 163. 348 Ogard. Steven P.. 115. 390 Ogata. CliRord K.. 422 Ogle. Orcn O.. 47 Oglesby. Douglas A.. 115.434 Oglesby. Lawrence A.. 429 Oglesby. Patricia L.. 143. 290 O'Grady. Arthur T. Jr.. 416 O'Hair. Michael. 143.412 Ohmart. Judith K.. 292 Ohrcn. James O.. 143 Okada. Justin. 339 Okahara. Donald K.. 143 Okazaki. Jack N.. 392 Okazaki. Kaichi. 143. 439 O'Kceflc. Cornelius E-. 43 Okino. Richard L.. 354 Okura. Stevens K.. 355 Olcxer. David L.. 369 Oliphant. Diane J.. 319 Ol'phant, Robert L.. 431 Ol-va. SlcvenJ.. 91. 143.374 Oliver, Franklin M.. 430 Oliver. Lee J.. 390 OHscn, John D.. 405 Olmstend. Gearld. 06 Olovson. Karen A.. 299 Olsen. Oixic L.. 337 Olsen. Mary L.. 306 Olsen, Ronald A.. 392 Olsen. Yvonne D.. 90 Olson. Arthur E. Jr., 39 Olson. Carol L.. 143. 332 Olson. Darlene K.. 143. 289 Olson. Donald R-. 368 Olson. H. William Jr.. 144 Olson. Jerry C-. 1«. 342 STUDENT INDEX Olson. Karen R.. 319 Olson. Keith 0.. 366 Olson. Linda I.. 85. 331 Olson. Nancy M.. 306 Olson. Robert W.. 80. 338 O'Mara. Michael J.. 144 O’Mara. Michael 6.. 364 Onaka. Wayno T.. 391 O'Neal. Sandra A.. 53.106.120. 144. 266. 392 Oner. Sevket. 144 Ong. Winifred. 90. 144. 439 Ongstad, Carole B.. 306 Ono. Hamel H.. 144, 324 Onuma. Tsuyoshi. 102. '44.423 Opoku. Esther V.. 439 Orme. Ronald F.. 144.374 Orr. Elizabeth L.. 301. 306 Orr. Gilbert E.. 144 Orr. Virginia S.. 383 Orser. Robert E.. 47. 144,179. 494 Ortiz. Alberto. 439 Osborn. Alvin L.. 421 Osem. Hakeem O.. 421 Ostcrlund. Corrine O.. 333 Osllmg. Carl C..117. 144.440 Ostrom. Jean F.. 33 Oswalt. Marylea. 440 Otness. Margaret J.. 29 . 320 Ott. William P.. 373 Oukrop. Sharon K.. 144. 337 Ovorhoiser. Denys D.. 14 Ovcrholser, Diane J.. ' Ovcrholtzcr. Mary I.. 103. 306 Ovcson. Evelyn A., 440 Overoye. Bruce A.. 401 Owen. Thomas G.. 352 Owens. Doris E.. 49 Owen. Ga.l L.. 337 Oxford. Linda K.. 308 Ox borrow, Michael I.. 144. 390 Oyata. John E.. 416 P Paasch. Philip H., 96.375 Pace. David T.. 339 Page. Beverly L.. 334 Page. Donald G.. 344 Pahl, Janice M., 320 Pagni. Chns A., 416 Pahl. Oavid A,. 43.80.121. 144.170. 179.200.40 Paine. Carolyn L.. 1t8. 337 Palanuk. Dennis J.. 209. 408 Palaske. Susan M.. 297,329 Palmatecr. Marne L.. 144. 214. 348 Palmer. Margaret J.. 3t7 Palmer. Nancy J.. 33 Palmer. Orin F.. 73. 144, 440 Palmer. Ronald L.. 440 Palmore. John R.. 402 Pankratz. Loren D-. 87.144. 426. 431 Pantcnburg. Diane F.. 321 Pappe. Joseph A, Jr., 241. 377. 430 Pardey. Kathleen J.. 323 Pargotcr. Stephen R.. 391 Park. Loann F.. 293. 306 Park. Moon U.. 440 Park. Rosemary A.. 334 Parke. Thomas C.. 396 Parker. Gregory L.. 383 Parker. Linda G.. 144. 310 Parker. Phobe E.. 337 Parker. Richard S.. 346 Parker. Sharon K., 297 Parker. Sharon M.. 144, 324 Parkhurst. Anne L.. 329 Parkhurst. Nigel E.. 338 Parkin. Neill R.. 144. 4t6 Parkinson. Michael P.. 390 Parks. Jane S..315 Parks. Martha S..315. 321 Parks. Phyllis L.. 314 Parlee. Richard W..91.144 Parmcnter. Harold L.. 144. 364 Parrick. Nancy S-. 290 Parrish. Gary L„ 144.395 Parrish. LoyS P.. 338 Parrish. Nancy J.. 318 Parsons. Creighton L.. 144.440 Partin. Richard A.. 388 Partis. Kathleen A.. 322 PaschaM. Jack III. 365 Pask. Thomas J.. 431 Paskett. Curtis. 356 Pastey. Carolyn J.. 317 Paslcy. Christine M.. 144. 316 Patchcn. Theodore P.. 352 Patterson. Janice R.. 314 Patterson. Glenn J. Jr.. 374 Patterson. Patricia G„ 144, 322 Patterson. Robert L.. 386 Patton. Donald L.. 82 Paul. John M.. 102 Paul. Leslie C.. 63. 144 Paul. W. H.. 69 Paulsen. Connie L.. 118.383 Paulson. Virginia A.. 329 Pauly. Stephen K.. 226. 228. 229.232.233 Paup. David H.. 374 Pavitt. William H. III. 144.366 Payne. Carolyn A.. 87.333 Payne. Dennis A., 144, 440 Peabody. Diane M.. 440 Pearce. Harold L.. 144 Pearson. David A.. 423 Pearson. James C. 63.144. 440 Pearson. Joe. 427 Pearson. Lesley E.. 382 Pearson. Ross R.. 426. 434 Pease. Douglas A.. 408 Peck. David D.. 144. 432 Peck. Gordon. 47 Peddicord. James N.. 435 Pedersen. Gary R.. 2.405 Poderson. Karen A.. 83.106. 315 Pcdley. Barbara L.. 294.306 Peek. Will,am H.. 358. 440 Peel. John L.. 431 Peeples. Janet M.. 144 Pcery. Robert L.. 381 Poctz. Wilma D.. 144. 288 Pemberton. Edna C.. 106. 280 Pembrook. Pat. 85 Pendell. Herschel W.. 350 Penner. Henry A.. 428 Penrose. Jean. 77. 120.144.378 Pcntcr. Steven W.. 144. 366 Pcoplcz. Janet. 324 Pereira. Agnes L.. 144. 302 Perez. Gerald L.. 239. 406 Perkins. Carol R.. 319 Perrin. Jeanne. 19. 203 Perry. Allen 8.. 144,358 Perry. Dennis L.. 348 Perry. Molly A,. 317 Perry. Robert W.. 206 Perry. Sandra R.. 288 Perse. James E. Jr.. 348 Person. Joe M.. 98 Peters. Charles L.. 401 Peters. David K.. 65.1 5 Peters. Donald G.. 427 Peters. Edward C.. 42.48 Peters. Frank J„ 236. 379 Peters. Garry R.. 40! Peters. Larry J.. 401 Peters. Merle A.. 45.145 Peters. Scott E.. 403 Peters. William J. Jr.. 98.369 Petersen. Larry D.. 9. 378. 4CQ Petersen. Lawrence A.. 107. 145 Petersen. Wayno E.. 402 Peterson, Allen $.. 35 Peterson. Carla A.. 289 Peterson. Carol A.. 303 Peterson, Craig M.. 418 Peterson. Farol R.. 329 Peterson. Gary M.. 377 Potorson. John D.. 16 Peterson, Karol K.. 29 Peterson. Kristine A.. 297 Peterson. Lynda M.. 334 Peterson. Michael B.. 373 Peterson. Neil G.. 02 Peterson. Nilean P-. 269. 329 Peterson. Ronald L.. 368 Peterson. Susan J.. 53.382 Petty. Patricia R.. 287 Pettyjohn. Julio A., 334 Peura. Bonita J.. 28 Peyton. Kenneth E.. 365 Peyton. Judy K.. 337 Pfeifer. Darrel L.. 379 Pfouts. Melissa R.. 2C9.317. 319 Phelps. Norman C-. 1 5 Phelps. Roger V.. 3 3 Phillips. David W.. 339 Phillips. David R.. 402 Phillips. George E.. 16 Phillips. John D.. 357 Phillips. Patricia L.. 29’ Phillips. Robert W„ 408 Phillips Stanley B.. 435 Pickett. Forrest N..84. 145. 174, 374 Pierco. Patricia E.. 319 Piercey, George R.. 385 Pierson. Stevo W.. 63.145. 414 Pieters. Dennis G.. 1 5.215. 366 Pieters. Lois. 82 Pietsch. Kenneth H.. 339 Pike. Mer.lee J.. 306 Pileth. Gary. 432 Pmdetl. Elizabeth A.. 301. 304 Pinho. Russell J.. 22 Pinkerton. Allan M.. 348 Piper. Sandra K„ 290 Pippi. Dolores M,. 145. 288 Pitardi. Sallie J.. 281 PitChford. Nadme A.. 145. 289 Pitman. Dexter R-. 343 Pitman, Theodore M.. 359 Plankinton. John C. Jr.. 68. 338 Plant. David A.. 1 5. 0 Plant. Joann D.. 440 Platt. William D.. 73. 145. 382 Pleasant. James S-. X Plicth. GaryJ.. 145 Ptoghott. Marsha K . 287.329 Ptotka. Edward D..49 Plowhead. Richard J.. 354 Plumb. Preston 8.. 38t Plumtey. Larry N.. 145. 215 Plunkett. Dalton G.. 95 Plympton. Sara M., 306 Poak . Phyllis. 325 Podrabsky. Lahny D.. 82 Poetschat. George R.. 384 Pofahl. Dennis R-. 91 Poll. Marilyn S.. 304 Pointer. Larry E.. 377 Pointer. Le la J.. 32t Poland. David W.. 371 Poling. Kathryn I.. 145. 296 Pollard. Carole A.. 304 Poilnef. Susan B.. 3 2 Polvi. Gary R.. 115 Poorman, John M.. 102. 380 Poponoc. Margaret J-. 309 Popplewoll. John H,. 388 Porter. Merlin H.. 399 Porter. Pamela £.. 1 5. 392 Porter. Richard P.. 98.102. 145.362 Porter. Thomas S-. 01 Porter. William T. Jr.. 66.1 5 Postl. Sylvia L.. 290 Posvar. Dean R.. 80.145.410 Potter. Lynne. 325 Poucher. Mary J.. 329 Powell. Danny l.. 373 Powell. Edward R . 1 5. 440 Powell, lee G.. 145. 395 Powell. Marvin D . 423 Powell. Merwyn C.. 52. 95.145. 372 Powell. Walter L. Jr.. 358 Powell. Sharon I,. 145.392 ft rAAAfll ft Powers. Walter E.. 1 5 Pranger. Thomas A.. 42, 341 Prochter. Edward C.. 387 Prciner. Marjorie J.. 284 Preising. Richard V .. 376 Prentice. Christine. 306. 313 Preston. Patricia I.. 303 Price. Charles D.. 366 Price. David M.. 145 Price. Dennis D.. 145. 366 Price. James C.. 397 Price. Robert H. 145. 396 Price. William H.. 418 Price. Patricia A.. 297. 329 Prichard. Veda A.. 306 Pringle. Roger L.. 399 Pritchett. Richard E.. 64.1 5. Probehl. Victor H.. 63.101. 0 Proost. Patricia E.. 29 Pryor. Martha J.. 308 Pugh. Fred A.. 356 Pugh, George R.. 385 Pugh. Mary M.. 382 Purchase. Larry K.. 429 Purkerson. Darrel R . 40 Purkey. Daniel K., 3 Purvis. Leonard C.. 3 7 Purvine. Bill. 436 Putnam. Nadme I.. 47.301 Putman. Sharon K.. 337 Pyfer. Diehl I.. 189 Pyfer. Judith H.. 322 Pyle. Thomas S.. 67.145 Pyle. Judith R.. 329 Pyle. Donna E.. 378 Pyle, Prudence A.. 329 Pylman. Jean E.. 122. 206.378 Oueen. Gordon I., 379 Query. Judy I.. 145. 294 Quinn. Dorothy J.. 290 Quinn. Martin J.. 400 Quinn. Paul F.. 346 Quisonborry. Felice E.. 122.378 Raade, Howard F.. 401 Radartovich. David A.. 1 5 Rader. Betty C.. 337. 378 Radolfl. Marvin l„ 373 Ragan, T. S.. 45 Rajnus. Karen G., 8t. 28 Ralphs. Lloyd J.. 63,387 Ralston. Dale R.. 40 Ralston. Douglas I.. 63.1 5. 440 Ramazzina. Philip E.. 1 5.368 Rambcrg. Gayle A.. 145.300. 302 Ramey. Warren F.. 392 Ramp. Candace S.. 326 Rampton. James H.. 47,146. 343 Ramsas. Jan. 337 Ramsay. Donna G . 306 Romsdell. James V.. 412 Ramsdcn. Carol A,. 287.321 Ramsey. Dan P.. 369 Ramsey. Reagan C-, 385 Randan. Meredith K.. 318 Randall. Stephen E.. 426.433 Rankin, Barbara C.. 306 Ranstam. Judith A.. 299 Ransom. Sharon A.. 146. 378 Rantala, Myrna J.. 44,115.118. 334 Rasmussen. Douglas J.. 40 Rasmussen. Edward D.. 365 Rasmussen. Peter J.. 146.423 Rasmussen. Vernon H.. 421 Raub. Kathleen A.. 280 Raudsep. John H.. 373 Rauhauscr. William R.. 146.346 Raw, Frcdorick W.. 1 6. 396 Rawls, Hervio E.. 1 6 Ray. Carol A . 317 Ray. Gary R.. 401 Ray. William M.. 440 Rayburn, Patricia I.. 337 Read. Cynthia I.. 337. 440 Read. Karen M.. 281 Read. Robert J„ 423 Reckman. Betty J.. 329 Reckman. Karteen M.. 337 Redding. Becky I.. 179. 301. 334 Rcdlon. Molly A.. 297. 337 Reding. Joo H.. 98. 411 Redman. John D.. 407 Reed. Ann. 106. 20t. 290 Reed. Clark A.. 344 Reed. Clifford G.. 440 Reed. Fredric C.. 243 Reed. Janet F.. 311 Reed. John W.. 416 Reed. John W.. 73 Reed. Mary I.. 378 Reed. Zelma J.. 315. 329 Reed. Wallace H.. 96 Reeder. Carol N.. 3H Reeder. Clinton B.. 42. 43 Reeder. Carl E.. 340 Reese. Darlene O ■ 337 Reeves. Jerry J.. 434 Reggiani. David J.. 47.3 0 Rehb. Ronald. 359 Ro hcrt. Terry E.. 287. 319 Reichlc. Karta J.. 315. 319 Reid. David W.. 313 Reid. Diana D.. 122 Reid. Judith A.. 311 Reid. Ralph Jr.. 146. 440 Reid. Richard S.. 61. 62. 97. 146.338 Retd. Richard T.. 146. 3 7 Reievson. Larry D.. 61. 62. 69. 85. 146. 402 Rcilmg. Kcdh T.. 361 Reiling. Linda L.. 315 Remhardt. Robert D.. 264 Reinmillcr. Conrad F.. 146.362 Rcinmillcr. Ronald J.. 363 Remwatd. Ted. 436 Rciring. Greta A., 146. 332 Redan. Erlend A.. 47.146. 368 Rcmbcrt. Charles A.. 146. 366 Ronaud. Linda J.. 329 Renken. Arthur F.. 435 Repak. Roy J.. 63 Retzer. William K.. 375 Rcussillc. Paul R. Jr.. 384 Rextord. Wayne D.. 146. 386 Reynolds. Don R., 146 Reynolds. Elsbory. 80 Reynolds. Julius I.. 42.146. 346 Reynolds. Marilyn G.. 146 Reynolds. Neil F.. 146. 424 Reynolds. Sally M.. 329 Rhea. Theodore R . 382 Rhinchardt, Dennis. 3. 40 Rhoades. Gloria J.. 281 Rhodes. Kenneth D.. 367 R.ce. Judco K.. 165. 297. 329 Rice. Larry G.. 391 Rich. James E.. 80. t 6. 410 Rich. Paul A . 31 Richards. Kenneth D.. 98 Richardson. Alan B-. 385 Richardson. Carol I.. 378 Richardson. David K.. 358 Richardson. Fran. 288 Richardson. Helen F.. 306 Richardson. Janice M.. 3t5 Richardson. Joan C.. 313 Richardson. Lynn C.. 1 6. 312 Richardson. Ratphene. 306 Richey. Othar D.. 385 RKhman, David G-. 16 . 21 . 26 Richmond. Sheila S.. 288 Rickson. Melinda A.. 146.316 Rider. James W.. 406 Rider. Ray I.. 61. 62.97.98. 102.146. 395 Ridings. Nolan F.. 422 Rief. Beverly J.. 323. 337 Riescnhubcr. R. D-. 397 Riesland. Ed.. 68 Rietman. Lynn C.. 146 Rifer. Vernon I.. 40 Riker. Dorothy I- 9.304 Riker. Joseph T.. 9.1 6 R.lcy. David F.. 1 6. 412 Riley. Susan E . 29 . 319 Rimer. Michael V.. 3 6 Ring. Harold I.. 408 Ripken. Anna E-. 280 Risberg. Cathy S.. 319 Rister. Crayton E.. 363 Ritcher, Susan L.. 337 Ritchey. Roger. 42. 45 Ritchie. Arthur D.. 411 Ritchie. Patricia S-. 301. 329 Rittonbach. Leroy C.. 399 Rivera. Henry C.. 101. 214. 219. 420 Roach. Patricia I.. 292 Robare. David V .. 146 Robarc. Judy M,. 96. 106. 146 Robb. Allan F.. 67. 350 Robbins. Susan J.. 313. 329 Robbins, William H., 63 Roberti, John. 416 Roberts. Barbara J.. 329 Roberts. Donald I.. 325 Roberts. Gary L.. 413 Roberts. Gerald F.. 1 6. 412 Roberts. Gilbert I.. 412 Roberts. James D.. 146 Roberts. John E.. 341 Roberts. Karen J.. 82 Roberts. Kim M.. 103. 358 Roberts. Larry W.. 424 Roberts. Lois A.. 146 Roberts. Michael O.. 371 Roberts. Roderick. 431 Roberts. Ronald S.. 353 Roberts. Wayne V.. 146.338 Roberts. Wilton A.. 427 Robertson. Ardith, 306 Robertson. Carol A.. 106.378 Robertson. Charles H.. 381 Robertson. David I.. 401 Robertson. Duncan K.. 359 Robertson. Jeanne O.. 337 Robertson. Ronald W., 97.146 Robertson. Terry O.. 416 Robins. Linda F.. 329 Robinson. Charles J.. 63.440 Robinson. C. I.. 196. 390 Robinson. Gary E.. 408 Robinson. George E.. 147. 209. 408 STUDENT INDEX Robinson. Irl D. Jr.. 63.10?. 147. 440 Robinson, June A.. 147.324 Robinson. Roger J.. 147.400 Robinson. Stephen I.. 360 Robison. Mary H.. 296 Robson. Stanley D.. 361 RodQcrs. James R.. 357 Rodonick. Marilyn D., 293. 337 Roe. Dorothy S.. 147. 294 Roo. Linda M.. 269. 287.329 Roe. lorna C-. 269. 28S Roocks. Bonnie J.. 147.302 Roedioer. Sherry M.. 308 Roehm. James T.. 107.379 Rochm. Jeffrey N.. 378 Rogelstad. Claire Y.. 303 Rogers. David O.. 147.431 Rogers. Gene F.. 365 Roocrs. Joyce J.. 306 Roocrs. Joyce L.. 440 Rogers. Laura I.. 84 Rogers. Patricia A.. 147, 316 Rogers. Sharon D.. 189. 331 Rogers. Tcrese A.. 122.317 Rohncr. Juana L. 326 Rohrback. Daniel A.. 119.351. Rohrback. David I.. 431 Rohrback. Sally J.. 310 Rohrer, Mercbeth E., 333 Rolfncss. Robert S.. 147. 376 Roiland. Allen L., 147 Rolland. Katherine A.. 147 Rollins. Roger L.. 147. 416 Rom.ti. Jay G- 147. 338 Ronald. Cathy I.. 297, 337 Ronald. Robert M.. 406 Rongcrudc, David G.. 102. 147. 372 Ronsin, Lynda K.. 306 Rood. Linda M.. 325 Rooks. James T-. 362 Roos. Sandra A.. 440 Roper. Lynne E.. 147. 300 Rorabaugh. Alec D.. 427 Rosburg. Larry B.. 430 Roscoe. Tonya B.. 269. 333 Roso, Dennis G.. 391 ROSO, Dolores K.. 53, 147. 289 Roso, Harvey F.. 147 Rose. Maroarct E.. 293. 329 Rose, Robert R.. 344 Roscnbcro. Hugh G.. 117 Rosenberg. Lcland. 239.435 Rosenberg. Sandra C.. 147.286 Rosito. Darwin P..416 Ross. Carol A.. 322 Ross. Darrell L.. 147 Ross. Donald G..344 Ross. Erne V.. 67. 436 Ross. Gordon L.. 47. 361 Ross. Jay M.. 413 Ross. Kay L.. 383 Ross. Larry M„ 388 Ross. Susan C.. 304 Rossi. GaryD.. 107.226.231. 378 Rossi. William F.. 354 Rostad. Janet A.. 320 Rostvoid. Mark C.. 364 Roth, Carolyn F.. 319 Roth. David D.. 433 Roth. Joy-Gay. 118.301.304 Rolh. Judy A.. 299 Rothcnbcrgcr. S. H., 83. 377 Rothman. Randolph G.. 236. Rothrock. Harley K.. 147,40 Roths. Alice L.. 329 Rothschild. R. B. Ill, 401 Rotter. Ida L.. 306 Roussdlc. Valaric D.. 147.314 Rover. Jack T.. 147.390 Rowdon, Gary L.. 147. 435 Rowe. David C.. 68.101. 147. 390 Rowe. Valerio J.. 315.319 Roy. Richard M.. 64.423 Royer. Eugene R.. 64.355 Royse. Donald W.. 348 Royse. Everett M„ 348 Roicndal. Paul A.. 342 Ruby. Villa E.. 147, 289 Rucker. Joan R., 147.440 Rudzik, Ralph E.. 147 Rumscy. Elwin D.. 435 Rungc, Dennis C.. 147,412 Rupp. William D.. 367 Rush. Elizabeth U. 102.118. Rushton. Patsy J.. 147.324 Russell. Charles E.. 413 Russell. David A.. 147 Russell. Paula M.. 310 Russell. Robert D.. 147. 40e Russell. Robert K. Jr.. 416 Russell. William C.. 440 Rutherford. Roger Lee. 147 Ruzek. Cheron M.. 269. 319 Ryals. Dennis E.. 391 Ryan. Donald A.. 354 Ryan. Jeannette P.. 440 Ryan. Stephen W.. 83.101. 440 Ryan. Vatorie S- 318 Rybcrg. Elizabeth A.. 330 Rycraft. Julia M.. 147 Rydcll. Phyllis J.. 330 Ryncrson. Patncia G., 147. 286 S Sachet. Paul A.. 421 Saenz. Jose L-. 440 Safley. Judilh M.. 330 Sager. Myrtle M.. 118,285.304 Saia. David P.. 429 Sallee. Sherman K.. 427 Salisbury. Diana M.. 311 Salmincn. Ilona. 206, 297 Sato. Myron J.. 401 Samek, Raymond J.. 377 Samek. Rose M.. 382 Sammons. Mike J.. 422 Sams. Donald D.. 147. 418 Samuels. Robert C- 424 Samuels. Neil A.. 69. 147, 440 Samuels, Gary Ray. 107 . 406 Samuelson. Marianne. 294 Sandberg. Gary K.. 61.62. 67 Sanders. James L.. 440 Sanders. Ray D.. 69 Sanders. Sharon R.. 147.324 Sanderson. James A.. 147 Sandoz. Dennis P.. 373 Sandquist. Carl E.. 399 Sandwick. Rayda J.. 321 Sanford. Roger K.. 91.390 Sanlti. Dale G.. 65. 400 Sartor. Jean G.. 303 Sasaki. SusanneM.. 52.95.147. 332 Sasan. Lucille. 147. 324 Sather. Mary E.. 95 Sato, Elaine S.. 331 Satrum, Gordon D.. 350 Saubcft, Steven R.. 397 Saucy. Thomas A., 344 Saunders. Caro! J.. 330 Saunders. Judith A.. 287 Sauter. Grego G.. 391 Sawby. Annetta. 303 Sawby. Charmaine. 147.302 Sawin, Virginia L.. 292 Saxbcrg. Betty J.. 325 Saxton. Sally A.. 147 Scaoravc. Lewis. 391 Scales. Jcanno A.. 330.378 Scanlon. Donald L.. 395 Scantlobury, Roy H.. 427 Schaad. David W.. 44. 440 Schaad, Roocr R.. 440 Schaber. Leonard D.. 68.98. 102.358 Schadler. Joseph F.. 431 Schaefer. George C.. 404 Schaefer. Marilyn K.. 148. 290 Schacr. Michael J.. 154 Schaler. Paul L. 377 Schaible. Linda J.. 11.81. 102. 313 Schair. Mike, 427 Schalde. John A.. 403 Schallhorn. Stophcn E., 418 Schanno, Susan M.. 378 Schanno. Delaney P. Jr- 80. 380 Schartz. Michael B- 386 Scheftler. Allegra A.. 331 Schellack. Fred. 395 Schenk. Steven T.. 61.62. 64. 148. 376 Schcrpf. Carlene E- 331 Scheuchcnpflug. R. L.. 350 Scheuermann. Glen. 148.390 Schcurman, Lynn. 391 Schild. Linda J- 306. 378 Schlcgcl. Janet I.. 378 Schloxch, Sandra L.. 323 Schlinkman. Sandra K.. 334 Schluter. Richard G- 148. 364 Schmidt. Duane. 395 Schmidt. Gilbert C- 381 Schmidt. James P- 98 Schmidt. Robert H. Jr.. 148.440 Schmidt. Waldemar A.. 376 Schmidtke. Palmira L- 337 Schmeidt. Merna M.. 286 Schmilt. Henry E- 119. 377 Schmitt. James H.. 98. 359 Schmitt. Louis A.. 440 Schmittroth. Frank A- 358 Schmitz. Judith M..311 Schmitz. John J.. 377 Schmitz. Kenneth A.. 148. 346 Schmokcl. Charles B.. 148. 178. 264.404 Schmokel. Norman A.. 26 . 404 Schmokcl. Steven A.. 421 Schmoll. Jay W.. 365 Schnarc. Jon K.. 423 Schneider. Carolyn J- 284 Schneider. Gary L. 42.43.148 Schneider. David E-377 Schneider. Jeanne L- 330 Schlinkman. Carolyn. 87 Schnitzcr. Sandra. 334 Schncll. Jcralyn K.. 383 Schoen. Paul D.. 148.372 Schocnborn. Roger E- 42.43 Schofl. Lorenz V.. 391 Schooioy, Thomas O- 80.364. 440 Schoonmakcr. Warren D- 370 Schrader. Dean A., 385 Schram, Merrily K., 334 Schrcibcr, David L. 67. 418 Schrcppmo. F. G- 42. 49 Schrocdcr. Ouane A- 401 Schrocdcr. Larry L- 373 Schroedor. John E- 339 Schroedcr. Ph.l E-. 67.148 Schroeder. Julie M.. 148.324 Schrocdcr. Walter Cas. 404 Schrocdcr. Stewart F.. 107 Schroll. Dean. 383 Schuh. Randall T.. 391 Schukar. Marilyn J.. 2SO Schukar. Marvin F.. 344. 408 Schulz. David, 355 Schultzc. F. M.. 330 Schwabaucr. Richard. 45.148 Schwabe. Susan J-148.208, 294 Schwabenland. Peter. 148. 3T8 Schwalbe. Lynn A- 148 Schwartz. Lyle A.. 40 Schweigoft. Diane L.. 281.330 Schweitzer. David D- 354 Schweitzer. Richard H.. 80. 189. 420 Schwongels. Marlyss J- 321 Schwider. Alfred W.. 421 Schwinck. Kirby W.. 354 Sciuchctti. Caryl, T.. 337, 378 Scofield. Douglas B.. 148.340 Scotland, Suzanna J.. 17. 202. 287. 321 Scott. Barry P.. 371 Scott. Charles G- 64.148 Scott. David E.. 421 Scott. David L- 347 Scott. Gary W.. 239. 408 Scott. Peter C.. 411 Scott. Susan L..313 Scott, William C.. 416 Scott. William 2.. 416 Scoville. Mary L.. 378 Scramstad. Jeannette. 307 Scranton. Cora A.. 148.440 Seagraves. Lewis E- 148 Scamstcr. Linda F.. 307 Scaquist. Paul R- 49.350. 440 Scars. Oavid L.. 429 Scars. James W.. 68 Seat. Wendell J.. 427 Seburn. Linda S- 290 Secrest. Nadine L.. 308 Seelye. Norman L- 338 Sehgal. Manmohan S- 148.440 Schorn. James E.. 378 Seibert. Barbara A.. 148. 325 Sell. Alvin J., 404 Sell. MargcryJ.. 148.314 Scllons. Mary J., 334 Sclloys. Kara'le, 326 Sells. Rodney R- 66 Sells. Robert C-107. 148.406 Sendolbach. Robert V .. 355 Seppa. Michael F.. 42.45. 148. 400 Seppa. Richard M., 374 Scrres. Ruth A.. 307 Settergron, Mary G-. 115.313 Seven. James M.. 381 Seymore. George E.. 352 Shaflor. Linda L.. 330. 378 Shalyor. Robin. 101 Shambauoh. Richard V .. 354 Shankland. David B.. 388. 401 Shannon. Richard T.. 63.148 Shanglc. Michael P- 388 Sharp. Aubrey L. Jr., 148 Sharp. Vornisa E.. 285 Shatluc. Daniel O.. 421 Shaw. Patricia M.. 330 Shaw. Sandra A.. 31 Shaylor. Robin H.. 264. 348 Shearer. Leslie S.. 339 Shearer. Lynne K.. 320 Sheely. M.lton. 68 Shelley. Robert E- 344 Shelton. Dennis R.. 391 Shelton. Marvalee R.. 333 Shepard. David A.. 407 Shepard. Jon H.. 361 Shepard. Shirley V.. 81.148. 314.334 Shcpardson. Ruth E- 308 Sherlock. Patrick G.. 236.359 Sherman. Don A.. 401 Sherman. Ernestine H.. 53. 81.95. 120. 147. 148. 168.324 Sherretz. Dale B- 344 Sherwood. Robert E.. 387 Shields. Richard S- 331 Shimmon. Dianne R.. 307 Shimondle. Patricia A.. 289 Shmno. James M.. 67 Shiraishi. R.kJ R.. 377 Shiroyama. Tamotsu. 420 Shirtchfl. John. 386 Shobcrg. John L- 352 Shoemaker. Jeanne P- 299 Shoenhair. William L.. 387 Shop. Eugene Y.. 342 Shone. Keith A.. 369 Shoop, Lucinda G- 294.330 Short. Dennis M.. 115. 371 Short. Goorgo O.. 214 Short. Sharon K.. 337 Shortridgo. Patricia. 148.29 Shrceve. Kenneth H.. 68 Shrum. Robert O- 395 Sfryock. Ann K.. 311 Shull. KatMcen. 321 Shullanbcrgcr. D. O- 43 Shults. Stovcn J.. 391 Shultz. Cynthia A.. 331 Shuman. Dale G.. 421 Shummon. Samuel J- 376 Shurtlifl. James B.. 361 Shurtl.fl. John D.. 82.98.102 Shutter. Mao K.. 383 Siddons. William M.. 413 Sicck. Robert C.. 3 7 Siodolman. Bonmelou. 148.332 Sedclman. Donald L. 1 8.358 S.eg. Dan J.. 222. 367 Sicgenihalcr. C. M.. 378 Sicgcnthalor. Kay M.. 330 Si eg nor. Carolo D- 307 Sigloh. Bruce A.. 42.422 Sigman. Bruce M., 148. 36 Siourdson. Edward A.. 63. 350 Silko, Gerald W.. 356 Silko. James David. 148.362 Sill. Terri B.. 337 Simila. Kendrick J- 61.62.67. 148.398 Simmons. Kenneth E- 148 Simon. Frank C. Jr.. 377 Simon. Kenneth R., 361 Simon, Gary L.. 408 Simons. Mark E.. 408 Simonson. Raymond J- 1 8- 307. 412 Simpson, John A.. 360 Simpson. Jim M.. 148. 440 Simpson. Stophanie. 287. 330 Simpson. Phyllis L-330 Sims. Herbert J-435 Simson. Stanley C- 63.148.440 Sinclair. Duane J- 433 Sinclair, Karel M.. 95.148 Sing, Albert M. K.. 362 Sing. Shirley M. K..2.118. 304 Singer, Martin D- 357 Smgh, Ajmer. 43 Singhoso. Leonard H.. 45 Singmastcr, Carol A. 311 Singulness. Penny. 325 Sinko, Mary S- 148. 320 Si nton. Silas J-375 Sinyard. Jimmy R.. 215. 218 Sipp. Edward N.. 401 Sister, Nancy A . 311 Sissci. William M.. 148 Sisson. Darrell D- 43.369 Sisson. Stanley L- 43.148 Sisson. William H.. 64.116.413 Sitton. Judith A.. 319 Sivcrts. Arno 8.. 149 Sjolander. Ronald A.. 68.395 Skabo. Cedric J.. 391 Skidmore. Steven M., 149. 346 Skinner. Shirley J- 149. 288 Skoo. Maxino Y.. 321 Skirvin. Frodric A.. 60. 65. 440 Skoog. Ronald A.. 371 Skovborg. Lawrence D.. 422 Skow. Judith L.. 336 Slater. Stuart R.. 391 Slezak. Susann I.. 269 Slick. Rodney J.. 371 Sloan. Clara B.. 337 Slyter. Patricia A.. 333 Small. Ray A.. 63 Small. Susan V.. 149 Smolscr. Richard C-. 149 Sminia. Ek se. 331 Smith. Alan C- 373 Smith. Allan K.. 178.344 Smith. Arthur L.. 416 Smith. Arthur M.. 355. 390 Smith, Barbara A.. 149. 286 Smith, 8en A.. 388 Smith. Cheryl S.. 297. 319 Smith. Cleon C.. 420 Smith. David R- 103 Smith. Donald E.. 357 Smith. Elton L.. 427 Smith, Frank L.. 346 Smith. Fred. 362 Smith. Gary E.. 42. 149 Smith. Gary V.. 427 Smith. Glenn C. Jr.. 40 Smith. Jack M.. 149 Smith. Janet L. 337. 378 Smith. Jer.lyn J.. 30 Smith. Jerrold R.. 354 Smith. Joe D.. 338 Smith. Judith A.. 330 Smith. Kathryn I.. 95.281 Smiih. Kay E- 331 Smith. Larry D- 69.149 Smith, Lawrenco H.. 371 Smith. Leon C. Jr.. 149.408 Smith. Linda E.. 87.294 Smith. Linda L. 289 Smith, Lee. 408 Smith. Madolyn L.. 13.122.285 Smith. Marilyn C- 293.301 Smith. Mary R.. 281 Smith. Maudio A.. 323 Sm.th, Michael W.. 107.388. 407 Sm.th. Myrna J. P- 57. 149 Smith. Myron D.. 354 Smith. Patricia L.. 326 Smith. PaulS- 178. 397 Smith. Richard A.. 43 Smith. Robert A.. 403 Smith, Robert D- 385 Smith. Robin L.. 307 Smith. Russell. 440 Smith. Roy J.. 109 Smith. Sally S- 281 Smith. Sheila. 149. 325 Smith. Shorry E.. 307 Smith. Sheryl I.. 149.300.302 Smith. Susan L.. 325 Smith. Susan M.. 149. 292 Smith. Terry L- 313. 330 Smith. Tracy W.. 236. 379.407 Smouse, Kenneth L.. 392 Snead. Larry L- 362 Snell. Frank W.. 378 Snell. Madolyn A.. 81. 312 Snoll. Roberta L- 106. 149. 312 Snippen. Gene D.. 429 Snookal. Donald G- 440 Snow. Ronald N.. 423 Snyder. Gary. 360. 367 Snyder. Judith C- 315.330 Snyder. Judith C- 57 Snyder. Owen R.. 63. 356 Snyder. Ronald B.. 398 Snyder. Steven M.. 355 Soderberg, Edward L.. 411 Sodorman. Paul T., 357 Soeriaatmadja. R. E.. 154 Sohler. Lynn M.. 307 Sotos. Horschol L- 149.423 Somavia. Jose R. III. 354 Sommer. Catherine L. 334 Sonnonbcrg. Kay L, 321.323 STUDENT INDEX Sonoda. Robert A.. 434 Sood. Prom I.. 429 Sorensen, James J.. 149. 388 Sorensen. Sharon L.. 309 Sosnovske. Leonard E.. 440 Souders. John E.. 331 South. Vcdccr III. 333 Souvenir. Stanley J.. 341 Sowlcs. Gary H.. 149 Spangonberg. Norman E., 149. 435 Spangler. Sarah M.. 294. 319 Spaulding, VV. H. Jr.. 374 Spears. Roberta K..82.149.322 Spencer. David K.. 408 Spencer. Michael R.. 367 Spencer. Norman S.. 344 Speros. Dick T.. 91.149.264. 414 Splcsschaert. D. F.. 42 Spike. Stephen H.. 391 Spilde. Lewis D.. 149 Spinney. Thomas C.. 422 Spinning. Rachael J.. 321 Spiros. Avis A.. 290 Spitzo, Dennis L.. 342 Spore. Arthur. 435 Spraouo. Roxanna J.. 266. 337 Spriggs. Paul C.. 388 Sprowls. Lillie M.. 307 Spruill. Susan B.. 315. 330 Stacy. William T.. 404 Stadtcr. Cathcryn. 321 Staeblcr. Jeanette P.. 77.95. 149 Statek. Darrel T.. 67.149.342 Statek. Jerry D,. 342 Stafford. Stan L., 107 Stafford. William L.. 357 Stahl, Sally A.. 321 Stagnaro. Thomas P.. 404 Stairct. Marcia L.. 383 Staley. Al. 367 Stanclifl. William E,. 154. 434 Slandish. Elaine E.. 337 Stanford. Donald A.. 420 Stangland. Jeffry S.. 440 Stankey. George H.. 390 Starkweather. Carol A.. 307 Starnes. Charles F.. 64.413 Starr. Keith A.. 392 Starr. Margaret A.. 307 Starrett. Virginia E.. 281 Stastny. Donald J.. 98. 391 Stastny. Edwin J. Jr.. 119,353 Staub. Richard P.. 83.440 Stauffer. David E.. 395 Stearns. Joyce M.. 289 Stebbms. Melinda L. 319 Stebbms. Robert J.. 4t8 Steckmest. Jennifer A.. 330 Steele. Keith R.. 149.342 Steele. Lcannc D.. 290 Steele. Paul J.. 189.368.429 Steele. Robert L. 97. 388 Stefani. Paul E.. 379 Steib. Sarah E.. 287 Stein. George. 440 Stein. John K.. 43 Steindorf. Dennis L.. 405 Steinfeld, Barbara A.. 45.337. 378 Stcmple. Peter L.. 430 Stenlund. Gary M.. 107.360 Stennlck. John F.. 149. 358 Stephen. Ronald R..68. 117. 149. 428 Stephens. Norma J., 307 Stephens. Ricky J.. 319 Stephenson. Crystal L.. 307 Stephenson. Dorothy J.. 307 Sterba. Patricia J.. 317.330 Sterk, Frederick J-. 356 Stevens, Beth C.. 84.322 Stevens. Kayron J.. 304 Stevens. Marshall C.. 149.384 Stevens. Maurice R-. 326.377 Stevens. Rodney W.. 381 Stevenson, Patricia J.. 325 Stever. James H., 367 Steward. John E.. 353 Stewart. Ronald E.. 416 Stewart. Willis S.. 390 Stickel. Michael. 357 Stickney. Donald B.. 149 Stickney. Kathleen I.. 53.378 St.ger. Clinton N.. 367 Stilwell. Sharon K.. 307 Stines. Leah N.. 321 Stites. Dale B.. 413 Stockard. Donald P.. 403 Stockstill. Joyce Kay. 290 Stocbig, Alan R.. 115 Stooffler. Shirley A.. 266. 290 Stofer. Gary M.. 362 Stolen. Barbara G.. 285 Stolen Karen D.. 297 Stoll. Ernest A.. 63. 149.440 Stollar. Edith M.. 311 Stone. Jack F.. 149 Stone. Jeanne E.. 290 Stone. Louiso P.. 124. 149,378 Stone. Richard H,.84 174.411 Stone. Tom A.. 149, 380 Stoneman. Norddle. 307 Storrs. John H.. 98 Story. Dale f.. 223 Stovall. Susan A.. 149. 298 Stover. Frodcrick D.. 149 Stowe. Suzanno C.. 209.337 Strachan. Richard D.. 4W Strader. Steve R.. 241 Strah!. Douglas F.. 381 Strahm. Gary G.. 403 Strahm. Rodney J.. 149. 402 Stranahan. Chapman A.. 413 Straube. William D.. 440 Strauss, Harry M., 149 Strauss, Lilita G.. 330 Streamer, Linda. 154.284 Strebin, Linda L., 289 Strcimor. Michael R.. 365 Strom. David W.. 359 Strom. Gordon H.. 63. 149 Stronach. Charles G.. 348 Strother. Michael M„ 149.406 Stroud. Euoene C., 241 Stroud. Richard K..404 Strupp. Patricia I., 318 Struve. John G-. 80.149. 416 Stuart, Carol A.. 321.330 Stuart. Mary A.. 285.311 Stubblefield. D. R.. 350 Stubblefield. F. M., 435 Stubblefield. M. O.. 149.344 Stubblefield, R. W.. 359 Stubkjacr. William L.. 429 Stucck. Phillip G.. 397 Stuhr. Donald M.. 149. 366 Stuhr. Susan C.. 150. 313 StunUncr. Ronald E.. 342 Sturgis. Sue A . 16. 378 Sturmer, Anne M., 281 Stutz. Darvol C.. 368 Suckling. Douolas L.. 215. 348 Sue. Deraid W., 47.429 Sue. Lowell L.. 150.424 Suhrbior. Arnold E.. 391 Sullivan. Kathleen. 57. 95.150. 312 Sullivan, Wili am L.. 107. 150. 214. 221. 346 Summcrsclt. Sharon A.. 269 Sumner. Gerald C.. 150.382 Sumner. Carol A., 150.161.314 Sump. Melvin W.. 66. 440 Sunahara. Tsulomu, 150 Sunamolo. James A. 352 Sunthornrangsri. M. K.. 434 Surbaugh, Frederick L.. 406 Surcliff. Erica J.. 309 Suter. George H.. 43.353 Suler. Helen A.. 286 Sutherland. Johnio 0.. 421 Sulherland. Thomas. 150. 406 Swafford. Russell K.. 363 Swan. George D. Jr.. 433 Swan. Ronald D.. 429 Swanson. Carol E.. 321 Swanson. Dixie L.. 285 Swanson. Georgia D.. 102. 115.118.323 Swanson. Lawrence P.. 433 Swearingen. Susan. 3'3 Swccm. Belly A., 150 Sweem. Larry G., 63.150 Sweeney, Charles D.. 421 Swenson. Candace L.. 294 Swenson. Susan A.. 106.325 Sweet. Patrica D.. 292 Swenson. Judith L.. 337 Swim. Glenda D.. 3W Swingle. Robert L.. 418 Swink. Susan R.. 150. 325 Swisegood. Henry A. Jr.. 391 Sykes. Laurelcc R.. 378 Sykes. Raymond W. Jr., 355 Szabo. Julius. 47.150.440 T Tainter. Carole B.. 319 Takahashi. Glonn K.. 434 Takemoto. Wayne T.. 403 Takenala. Iris L..307 Takushi. Morris T., 150. 392 Tallman. Roberl W.. 47. 399 Taiimcioglu. M. E.. 436.440 Talvola. Michael A.. 64. 115. 337 Tamashiro. Laura M.. 320 Tamura. Oartcne S.. 90. 50. 440 Tanaka. Jane S.. 150.325 Tanaka. Jeanette M-. 326 Tang. Yvonne D.. 320 Tanner. John C.. 375 Tanner. Kenneth H.. 372 Taras. Richard V.. 369 Tarver. Raymond J.. 150 Taylor. Anne. 118. 287 Taylor. David S.. 49 Taylor. Douglas L.. 411 Taylor. Gail A.. 440 Taylor. Janice L.. 318 Taylor. Jo A.. 285 Taylor. Larry D.. 375 Taylor. Paul A.. 67. 119.390 Taylor. Thomas M.. 346. 347 Taylor. Wayne E.. 82. 343 Taylor. Zada L.. 49. 307 Teal. Stephen W.. 404 Tebbcns. Cert A.. 119,391 Tcifkc. Martha A.. 333 Teitzel. Bert S„ 350 Tcllcfson. Kemble S.. 49 Templeton. Richard B.. 401 Teneyck. Robert A.. 49 Tennant. David A.. 150.374 Tenpas. Henry, 43 Terjeson. Steven Dodd. 401 Terry. Mary T„ 392 Tcrway. Geraldine L.. 2W Tcrwilligcr. Richard. 62.150. 362 Teyler, Timothy J.. 357. 407 Tetter. Gail. 440 Tharp. Suzanne. 293 Thatcher. Mary P.. 319 Thatcher. Wallace A.. 371 Thaw. Richard F. Jr.. 385 Thayer. Thomas. 42. 46.440 Thcde. Shirtey S.. 307 Thom. Barbara G.. 301 Thomas, Benjamin A.. 347 Thomas. Dennis B.. 404 Thomas. Frank E.. 150 Thomas. Hank. 241 Thomas. Jacquelyn M.. 404 Thomas. James C.. 418 Thomas. John £.. 215 Thomas. Jo Lynn. 330 Thomas. Karen A.. 307 Thomas. Mari J.. 105.150. 314 Thomas. Maurice A.. 414 Thomas. Man J.. 106. ISO. 314 Thomas. Maurice A.. 414 Thomas. Pamela A.. 317 Thomas. Sandra E-. 301.40J Thomas. William G.. 411 Thomas. William L.. 45. 361 Thomas. William W.. 397 Thompson. Alice A.. 115.118, 189.326 Thompson. Carolyn E..81.150 Thompson, David M.. 431 Thompson. Deanna D.. 10.285 Thompson. Konneth E-. 431 Thompson. Janet L.. 315. 330 Thompson. Loslic £. Jr.. 91. 150.406 Thompson. Lynn. 57. 331 Thompson. Macalan. 117 Thompson. Patricia A.. 334 Thompson. Ralph A.. 69 Thompson. Robert A. Jr.. 348 Thompson. Robert G.. 150. 396 Thompson. Rodney E.. 434 Thompson. Scott C.. 365 Thomsen. Kristi c.. 307 Thomson. C. R. Jr.. 107. 223. 360 Thornton. Harold G-. 84. 150. 174.385 Thorp. Laurence E.. 353 Thune. Yvonne M.. 330 Thrush. Robert L.. 117 Thurber. James A.. 165. 411 Tibbs. Ronald G.. 91 Tichenor. Bruce A.. 63 Ticknor. Nancy A.. 334 Tilton. Donna R.. 383 Timmerman. Frances E.. 325 Tinker. Eugene L..367 Tinsclh. Donald K.. 402 Tipper. Ronald C. 115. 368 Tittle. Kay L.. 150.333 Titus. Stopho.n J.. 341 Tobiasson. Sharon D.. 307 Todd. Barbara L.. 313. 337 Todd. Barbara J.. 330 Todd. Sally L.. 320 Todd. Sandra M„ 323 Tocdtcmeicr. Tcddie L.. 2S8. 337 Tocnniges. Trova M..337 Tolan. Gil D.. 119.348 Tolls. Terry N.. 354 Tolo. Haakon B.. 150 Tolomei. Jack P.. 154. 427 Toman. Timolhy J.. 350 Tomiia. Charles Y.. 150. 440 Tomita. Melvin K.. 392 Tomiyoshi. Ruby. 150 Tomlm. Carla A.. 333 Tomlin. Diana R.. 323 Tong. Wayne H.. 359 Topaz. Lionel V.. 414 Torgerson. Raymond L.. 226 Torrance. Ehsha S.. 404 Torres. Pacila. 320 Torroy. Jo Anne. 383 Torrey. Jon. 354 Torrey. Sheryl Y.. 202. 378 Tos. Thomas E.. 91 Toth. Bruce R.. 353 Tower. Oianc E.. 85. 168. 332 Tower. Judy C.. 326 Tower. Randall W., 341 Townsend. Elizabeth E.. 418 Townsend. Thomas W.. 416 Tracy, Kenneth A.. 103, 237 Tradowcli. Sarah L,. 404 Traglio, Kay M.. 290 Tramontane. Philip R.. 150, 2C6.380 Transuo. Lloyd E.. 359 Trask. Rodger C.. 366 Trautwcin, Siegfried. 385 Travetto. Robert S.. 117 Travis. Jacqueline L.. 196. 208. 315 Travis. Linda I.. 150. 199. 206. 378 Trofry. Willard H. Jr.. 264. 404 Treichlcr. Deanno V .. 312 Troloar. Joann F.. 330 Trent. Donald S.. 150 Tfollman. John H.. 359 Trorcy. Sharon A.. 18.307.317 Trost. James E.. 433 Trout. Trudy N.. 334 Troy. William E., 381 Truax. Judith S.. 337 Truax. Sharon L.. 53. 209.313 Trupp, Lynn D.. 414 Trusscll. David G-. 374 Tryon, John C.. 387 Tryphonopoulos. N.. 43 Tschan. Robert E., 376 Tsuruda. Maxine. 404 Tubach, Martha A.. 44. 57, 1W. 290 Tucker. Brok P.. 401 Tucker. Carole J.. 323 Tucker. Gerald E.. 150. 440 Tucker. Julie A.. 150 Tucker. Kirk A,. 264. 383 Tucker. Mary Lou. 387 Tucker. Richard L.. 435 Tuerck. Oscar L.. 381 Tuogle. Paul F.. 150 Tuma. Philip G-. 434 Tunzat. Jacqueline G-. 382 Tuor. James F.. 385 Turk. Kenneth W.. 366 Turner. Carolyn R.. 285 Turner. Charles L.. 391 Turner. Florence C.. 320 Turner. Harley A.. 395 Turner. Jamca B.. 307. 313 T urner. Jeffrey M.. 359 Turner. Joe D.. 101,348 Turner. John F., 434 Turner. Mary E.. 334 Turner. Roger A.. 67. 395 Turner. Thomas A.. 390 Turner. Toni D.. 333 Turner. William D„ 403 Turpin. Thomas C.. 344 Tuthill. Elizabeth A.. 326 Tuttle. Merritt £.. 358 Tuttle. Sally R.. 326 Tweed. Tamara D.. 102.317 Tweed. Thomas D.. 150.354 Twigg. Carol M.. 337 Tyler. Johnny L.. 356 Tyler. Marvin L.. 150 Tyler. Richard C.. 440 U Uchytil. Jean M.. 235 Udell. Fay L.. 299 Uemura. Roy T.. 422 Uffcxd. Glen R.. 369 Ullian. Richard A.. 401 UUmann. Judy A.. 57. 95. 150. 290 Ulsh. Susan B.. 307 Underhill. Peggy J.. 297 Underwood. Steven F.. 388 Uppcndahl. Donald E.. 150 Uren. Kathryn A.. 297. 330 Urfer. Dennis H.. 117. 335 Usher. James M. Jr.. 422 V Valbcrg, James D.. 387 Vanabkoude. Erick C-, 424 Vanarsdalc. Harriet A.. 320 Van Blancom D. L.. 414 Van Calcar. Nellie J.. 44. 290 Vance. Roberta A.. 311 Vandehoy. Monte C.. 150.441 Vandcpol. David W.. 441 Vandcvcndcr. Neal R-. 371 Vandcuscn. Richard A.. 45. 150. 442 Vandewiofo. Dennis L.. 377 Van Driesche. Kenneth. 377 Van Dnesche. K. J.. 91.95.151 Vanderburg. Neal. 150 Van Duyn. Charles A., 101 Von Dyke. Alan R.. 413 Van Jepmond. Ovc F.. 151 Van Lobcn. Sols C. D„ 43. 119. 431 Van Loo. Elmer W., 66, 68. 151.441 Van Matre. Donald D.. 82.151 Van Ramsdell. James. 68.69 Van Schorack. M. M.. 371 Van Udcn. Robert T. Jr.. 363 Van Valzah, Nancy A.. 326 Van VoJkmburg. Mary J.. 95. 307 Van Waotendonk. Jan W.. 117 Van Wellme. Wayne. 82 Vanzyl. Phyllis J.. 341 Vanan. Morns F.. 151.384 Vatcr. Mcrvin M.. 408 Vaughn. Carla M.. 331 Vaughan, Jana. 297 Vaughan. Rodney K.. 412 Vaughn. M-chael E., 387 Vert. Robert L.. 381 Veitch. Thomas C.. 151 Vendctti. Allan J.. 367 Venturi. Carmelmda M.. 337 Vergecr. Tonie I.. 82. 28$ Vermeere. William R.. 431 Vernon. Linda D.. 330 Vcrstceg. James D.. 390 Vcrstccg. Sharon L.. 337 Vcrtrecs. Nancy. 95 Vcscelus. Fred E.. 352 Vctsch. Edwin P.. 215. 416 Vidos. Michael H.. 121.151. 380 Visso. Kathryn J.. 151.382 Viuhkota. Lo $ E.. 151. 378 Vogt. Dorothy A.. 315 Vogl. Norman E.. 399 Vondcrhcltcn. Anita C-. 292 Von Krosigk M.. 102. 337 Vordcrstrasse. V. A.. 399 Vons. Albert T.. 368 Vosberg. Dick E.. 403 Vosburg. Arthur T.. 151. 358 W Wachsmuth, Dan N.. 347 Wachtcr, Jeanette M.. 289 Wacken, Nancy M., 326 Waddell. Willard L.. 151.441 Wade. Brenda J.. 338 Wade. Mary M.. 383 Wade. Russell A.. 388 Wadsworth. Paul A.. 151.441 Waggoner, Paul R.. 424 Waggoner. Stephen J.. 344 Wagner. James D.. 435 Wagner. John J.. 383 Wagner. Joseph C. Jr.. 343 Wagner. Judith M., 301.307 Wagner. Patricia E.. 319 Wakefield. Betty J.. 233 Wakefield. Kathryn A.. 320 Wakeham. Ernest W.. 338 STUDENT INDEX Wald. Karen A.. 10?. 315 Wahkon. la.ia M.. 32S Watdcle. Terry L.« 115.350 Walorcn. Jane L.. 301. 304 Walker. Barbara E.. 321 Walker. Darryl W.. 362 Walker. Gary I.. 369 Walker. James W.. 151. 396 Walker. Judith E.. 90. 120. 316 Walker. Kathleen J.. 151.382 Walker. Lacy D.. 337 Walker. Richard A.. 61. 62, 69. 151 Wallace. Charles N.. 33 Wallace. Barbara B-. 8 . 163. 383 Wallace. Carol J.. 41 Wallace. James P.. 399 Wallace. Jim 8.. 97.151. 374 Wallace. Ronald W.. 355 Wallace. Sue E-. 287.330 Wallace. William R.. 395 Waller. Wayne B.. 401 Wallin. James A.. 151. 342 Walls. Donald G.. 2.44. 45. 151 Walls. Judith M.. 81. 297 Walsh. Brian A . 4C6 Walter. 8arbara E.. 285 Walters. Charles K.. 441 Walton. Marc M.. 405 Waltnp. Marlin R.. 338 Wallz. James W.. 344 Ward. Hal K.. 391 Ward. Larry C.. 151 Ward. Marc.a I.. 151.300.302 Ward. Mary A.. 307 Ward. Robert D.. 382 Ward. William M.. 151 Warden. William. 98 Ware. Carole 1.. 163. 297 Ware. Keith E.. 391 Ware. Robert S.. 387 Warner. Chrisll L.. 287 Warner. Janice L., 330 Warner. Marycllon. 299 Warner. Patricio J.. 151, 199. 316 Warner. Ross Norman. 384 Warren. William E.. 151.410 Warrington, Carol A.. 317 Warrington. P. A . 323 Warwick. Andrew S.. 385 Washburn. Herbert L., 214 Washburn. Ruth A.. 301. 307 Washington. Thomas. 423 Wassman, Robert J. Jr.. 84. 174.358 Wasson. Dick O.. 416 Waterman, Stanley J.. 391 Waters. Michael C.. ?15.390 Watkms. Michael M.. 209. 411 Watkmson, Grant W.. 98.411 Walhnson. John C.. 411 Watson. Allen E.. 427 Watson. Jay F.. 344 Watson. Mary C.. 319 Watson. Wayne. 101. 344 Walt. Reynold C.. 151.374 Watters. Gyneil R.. 330 Watters. Michael S.. 107.406 Watts. Helen A.. 337 Wavcrly. Mike S.. 379 Wavra. Carol A.. 307 Way. Robert F.. 151.398 Weaver. Charlene S.. 102. 115. 179,301.304 Weaver. Jane A.. 323 Weaver. Jancll M.. 294.337 Weaver. Robert C.. 379 Webber. Jeffrey A.. 115.348 Webber. Kenneth L.. 411 Weber. Ailonc D.. 77. 151.322 Weber. Catherino F.. 334 Weber. Harold W.. 379 Weber. Lynda M„ 330 Weber. R.ck. 395 Webster, Judith E.. 330 Webster. Nancy E.. 331 Weed. Betto L.. 337 Weed. Roger I.. 359 Weeg. James M.. 414 Weedman. David S.. 347 Weeks. Mary F.. 151.325 Wc-bel. Rayma M. 315 Wcigant, John A.. 82.151. 395 Wc ghtman. Craig A.. 363 Weill. Beau C..68. 151. 418 Wckh. Gary G.. 151. 390 Wclcbcr. Ken F.. 95. 97. 151. 406 Wclbcr. Richard G-. 407 Wellman. Dennis J.. 151. 368 Wellman. James K. 63. 380 Wellman. Mary B.. 320 Wells. David M.. 441 Wells. Earl w.. 122 Wells. Larry D.. 383 Wells. Michael J.. 374 Wells. Neil L.. 366 Wells, Samuel J.. 151 Wells. Sharon L.. 325. 334 Welsh, Audrey J.. 307 Wendell. William G.. 350 Wendlick. Joseph D.. 151.360 Wendling. Robert F. Jr., 377 Wcndl. Judith A.. 151. 378 Wen kb. Alvcra M.. 320 Wentworth. Douglas L.. 423 Wepstcr. Sally R.. 331 Wcrlen, Marie L.. 304 Worst. Dean C.. 151. 362 Wcsche. Bruce E..411 Wosemann. Charles. 431 Wcssek, J. R.. 69 Wesson. Leonora J.. 304 West. Lmda N.. 102.318 West. Patricia J.. 337 West. Robert H„ 373 West. Ktahanne A.. 115.118. 318 Westering. Marilyn S.. 288 Westfall. Margaret A.. 115. 311 Westhng. Lloyd 0-. 34 Weslphal. Joyce L.. 289 Westphal. Patricia L.. 307 Westrum. John R.. 383 Westwood. C. P. Jr.. 63.151. 441 Whaley. Patricia A.. 333 Whallon. Louis F. III. 397 Whang. Suk J.. 151. 441 Wheaton. Marjorie C.. 331 Whcoler. Diana B.. 285 Wheeler. Gerald R.. 344 Wheeler. Herbert A.. 388 Wheeler. John Milton. 370 Wheeler. Patricia I.. 323 Whcclhouse. John L.. 357 Whitaker. Janet H.. 330 Whitcomb. Jane M., 106. 309 White. Calvin S.. 89. 119.399 White. Carolyn M.. 441 White. Daniel M..64.151.441 Whito. David R.. 399 White. David W.. 350 While. Donna L.. 53. 29-1 White. JoanE.. 151.441 White. Larry G.. 367 White. Michael C.. 383 Whiio, Theodore E..4H White. Thomas. 408 While. William C.. 373 While. Ronald R.. 354 Whito. Vcncsa J.. 115.118. 168.313 Whitofiold. Fred. 3«4 Whitehead. William P.. 215. 217 Whittord. Edward R.. 355 Whiting. Elizabeth D-. 161. 325 Whiting, Joyce E.. 285 Whilman, Richard L,. 416 Whitmore. Michael W.. 397 Whitmore. Will.am J.. 344 Whitnoy. Dan D.. 413 Whitscll. Roland O.. 85. 362 Whitsctt. Jerald C.. 151 Whillonburg. C. C-. 294. 319 Whittcnburg, Jimmie D.. 378 Whither. Eleanor H.. 320 Whittle. Lc Roy. 215. 220 Wick. Jean M.. 115. 334. Wick. Harold M.. 152. 426. 428 Wicks. Judith A.. 297 Wicks. Sharon A.. 280 Wickstrom. Card I.. 383 WiCkw.ro, Russell H.. 152. 264. 384 Widener. Sharon L.. 337 Widmark. Emma G.. 152.332 Wiese. Craig $.. 381 Wiese. Lmda A.. 315 W.est. Richard A.. 379 W.ita. Mar.ln D.. 385 Wilcox. Elame N.. 383 Wilcox. Jud.thK.. 152.325 Wi’cox. Karen L.. 334 Wilcox. Sylvia J.. 152.298 Wilder. David H.. 347 Wildish. Gary A.. 380 Wiley. David D.. 152.435 W.lcy. Norma R..326 Wilhelm. Barbara C.. 326 Wilhelm. Robert J. Jr.. 381 Wilkcns. James. 401 Wilfcens. John F.. 152.416 Wilkcrson. Norman R.. 385 Wilkie. Arnold J.. 344 Wilkinson. James D-. 152.374 Wilkinson. John H.. 61. 62. 411 Will. Bonnie J.. 307. 383 Will. Elaine L.. 318 Will. James W.. 4C1 W.llard, Norma L.. 95.152.441 Willett. Gayle S.. 43. 341 Wille. Frank O. III. 87. 377 Willett. Gary R.. 45. 341 Willetts. Terry. 360 W.lletls. Paul G.. 441 W.llcy. Cheryl A.. 337 Williams. Bruce L. Jr.. 107. 214. 347 Williams. Cardco S.. 330 Williams. Dickson L.. 416 Williams. Donn P.. 376 Williams. Duane K.. 421 Williams. Frank O.. 433 Williams. Ga.l S.. 152. 316 Williams. James C.. 361 Williams. James M„ 98.379 Williams, Jimmie L.. 87 Williams. Jeflrey E.. 416 Williams. Joan. 53.152 Williams, Juanita L.. 330 Williams. Kent D.. £0 Williams. Leslie. 97.152.384 Williams. Lois C.. 289 Wi'liams. Margaret A.. 330 Williams. Ncida S.. 331 Williams. Ralph C-. 363 Williams. Robert T.. 441 Williams. Rodney G-. 385 Williams, Sara J.. 307 Williams. Thomas A.. 43 Williams. Vick. J.. 326 Williams. Walter H.. 391 Williams. William R.. 152. 400 Williams. William T.. 264 Williamson, Brian L.. 91 Williamson. Jim M„ 98.434 Williamson. Margaret. 57.95. 152.310 Williamson. Richard B. 365 Willis. Barry G.. 350 Willis. James F.. 395 Willman. Karen I.. 313 Wilmarth, David B,. 383 Wilson. AdCleK.. 311. 330 Wilson. BruCC L., 348 Wilson. Carol L.. 318 Wilson. Charles L.. 431 Wilson. Charlotto E.. 332 Wilson. Dan R.. 82. 362 Wilson. Danny J.. 67 Wilson. Edward T.. 365 Wilson. Gordon L.. 354 Wilson. Heather C.. 118. 297 Wilson. James A . 401 Wilson. John ..354 Wilson, John R.. 152 Wilson. Kathryn L.. 315. 319 Wilson, Lawrcnco G.. 411 Wilson, Leslie A.. 307 Wilson. Lovcrna. 53. 325 Wilson. Mary E.. 337 Wilson. Mary E.. 311 Wilson. Michael B.. 80. 98. 344. 361 Wilson. Nancy J,. 321 Wilson. Pamela L.. 152.325 Wilson. Robert M.. 152. 44! Wilson. Stove R.. 395 Wilson. Thomas J.. 411 Wilson. William, 352 Wilt, Richard M,. 436 Wimer. Dean L.. 44, 428 Winder. Wanda K.. 307 Winboll, Calvin L.. 103 Wmclroul. Lee G-. 365 W.ngcrd. Butord D.. 63. 87. 369 Winkolman. Larry E.. 152. 416 W.nkclman. Mario L.. 294. 307 Winn, Stephen F.. 434 Wmquist. John C.. 400 Winslow. Carol A.. 337 Winter. Paul R.. 152. 416 Wmton. Norman D-. 347 Wirak. Susan W.. 29 . 319 Wirkkala. Brian M.. 356 Wirlh. James M.. 363 Wirth. Shirley P.. 82. 152 Wirlz. Michael D.. 355 Wishart. Larry J.. 241, 371 W.sharl, William K.. 364 Wiss. Donna L.. 330 Witham. Kathleen J.. 307 Wittmcr. Barbara A.. 307. 33 Witty. Kenneth. 152 WdCOtt. Phyllis I.. 286 Wdden. D-anc C.. 319 Wdd. William P.. 364 Wdfskill. Carol B.. 152 Wolgamot. John C. Jr.. 351. 352 Wdlenbcrg, Kenneth R.. 429 WoUander. Jon R . 4C0 Wolsborn, Robert O.. 416 Wong, Adeline A.. 334 Wong. Betsy J.. 333 Wong. Kenneth W.. 441 Wong. Myrna O.. 30« Wong. Rdand T. F.. 47.422 Wong. Theodore Y.. 152. 344 Woock. Gerald C.. 392 Wood. Carl E.. 264.404 Wood. Dav.d C.. 353 Wood. Erskme II. 403 Wood. Gregory 8. Jr., 411 Wood. James G.. 358. 376 Wood. John H. 367 Wood. Joseph F.. 152.408 Wood. Robert. 341 Wood. William R..42.43 Wood. William T.. 408 Woodard. Richard L.. 63 Woodcock. James N.. 52.152 Wooden. Larry W.. 435 Woodard. Richard L.. 152 Woodford. Gene M.. 109.370 Wood hams. Larry. 441 Woodhull. F. W. II. 64. 387 Woodland. James S.. 152 Woodley. Joan I.. 285 Woodring. Carolyn J.. 152. 382 Woodrufl. Judith A.,81.152. 322 Woodrufl. Rodger K.. 411 woodry. Judy R.. 291 Woods. Roy D.. 152. 344 Woods. Suzanno. 301 Woodside. Jeflrey R.. 348 Woodsido. Mickey L.. 321 Wocdworth, Gary L.. 152 Woodworth. Warren J.. 347 Woolcott. Tom B.. 152. 346 Woolley. Bonnie L.. 289 Wool soy. Bonnie J.. 301 Woosley. Gail J.. 95 Wooster. John H..80.119.368 Wooton. Dixie L.. 152. 290 Workman. Edward L., 434 Worley. John I.. 64 Worral. Patricia L.. 109 VZcrrcll. Maureen S.. 309 Worthing. Leigh J.. 357 Worthy. Richard. 395 Wortman. Eldon G.. 365 Wrcnn. Don A.. 121. 152. 170. 180. 200. 364 Wright. Barbara J.. 307. 338 Wright. Gary R.. 344 Wright. Gerry D.. 441 Wright, Konnolh J.. 368 Wright. Lawrcnco J.. 152. 424 Wright. Lmda A.. 152. 292 Wnghl. Marcia A.. 320 Wnght. Noel. 43 Wright. Patrick L-. 416 Wnghl. Paula A.. 297.330 Wnghl. Patricia L.. 152. 310 Wnghl. Ralph A.. 374 Wright. Vicki L-. 307 Wright. William J.. 67, 69 Wrolstad. Judith A , 152.382 Wrolstad. Keith H.. 359 Wrolstad. Larry G.. 42.152.340 Worn. John D.. 119.342 Wyatt. MichcleS.. 115. 323 Wyborncy. M.chacl B.. 214 Wyeofl. Cliflord T.. 411 Wyman. Jill D.. 297 Wymore. Jane S.. 281 Y Yager. Lyn A.. 326 Yamada. Carolyn Y.. 303 Yamami. Steven I.. 368 Yamamoto. Nora N.. 307 Yamamoto. Sadami. 333 Yamamoto. Roy I.. 434 Yamasaki. Morton M.. 422 Yamashita. Dennis S.. 355 Yang. Tao C.. 43 Yano. Brian S..91.152 Yantti. Jane E.. 383 Yarborough. Bruce N.. 367 Yaw. Charles S.. 368 Yee. Benjamin L.. 63. 152 Yeo. Roy J.. 357 Yeo. David J.. 42 Yoakloy. Jutianne.. 337. 378 Yockey. Eunice K.. 297. 330 Yoder. Kathleen R„ 315 Yomibo. Homer. 441 Yonally. Charles R.. 390 Yoneyama. Ruth. 106. 118. 326 Yoncyama. Mc.ko. 152.266.325 Tork, James W.. 414 York. Victor J. Jr.. 63 Yoshida. Karen S.. 334 Yoshihara. Midon J.. 307 Yoshino. Eric H.. 344 Yost. Cl.flord E. Jr.. 52. 153 Toude. James G.. 42. 43. 121. 24. 146.153. 170. 200. 366 Youde. Kathleen A.. 307 Younce. Oav.d E.. 388 Young. Carol I.. 317 Young. Caroline A.. 3� Young. Dav.d S . 392 Young. Franklin R.. 153. 432 Young. Gerry A.. 337 Yeung. Janet M,. 202. 209. 313. 337 Young. Janet. 204 Young. John G.. 381 Young. Judy A.. 153. 199. 208. 312 Young. Julie F.. 317 Young. Katherine A.. 118. 299 Young. Mason. 352 Young. Nancy C-. 294 Young. Roberta A.. 319 Young. Shirley J.. 330 Young. William G.. 153 Youngman. Robert M,. 42. 44. 153.400 Youngquist. Michael. 215. 348 Younoren. Kit F.. 354 Younostrom. Joan R.. 153. 294 Yraguen, Francisco J.. 97. 153. 410 Yu. John B.. 154.441 Yu Yu. Hsicn. 43 Yundl. Elizabeth L.. 301 Yunker. Richard A.. 341 Z Z 'nni. Isaac. 61. 62. 63. 153. Zahar. Erma J.. 307 Zahary. Robert G.. 428 Zahradnik. Dolores I., 321 Zaiaha. John W.. 384 Zamora. Benjamin A.. 441 Zard. Pashang. 43 Zaske. Fred J.. 40C Zaugg. Lyal S.. 63. 153. 441 Ziclosch. Ga.l J.. 299 Zielinski. Lorna M.. 315 Ziemer. Robert v.. 67. 441 Zimmer. George F.. 403 Zimmerman. Eugeno. 400 Zimmerman. Mary A.. 115. 118.289 Zinn. Linda L.. 307. 383 Zumwalt. David F.. 390 Zurcher. Peter J.. 381 Zwcifcl. Sandra L.. 293 Zweyoardt. 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