Oregon State University - Beaver Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 498 of the 1967 volume:

beaver HUT. campus life 17 janct schultz. editor betty hutchinson. managing editor chuck clarke. business manager pat turner, copy bill anderson. photography scott abdon. layout administration, linda bailey; arts, celia harris; athletics, john crosiar, bill malmquist; campus life, nancy spence; clubs, sallie lemon, patsy morioka; colleges, clave smith; greek living groups, brenda brendlinger. tommye crancr. pam flankey, ailcen spiegcl-berg; honoraries, janicc browncll; independent living groups, gary brink; index, sue jacko; military, al grapoli; organizations, sharon miller; publications, marilyn cooper; royalty, kitty linn; sciences, jan davis; seniors, marti fuesscl. assistant business manager, bob burr; office manager, sharon dc young. index 484 ... a new beginning ... finding patterns to fall into ... a purpose to forge 12 14 vision of a purpose ... close contact with other ideas 15 sunlit memory . . . solidifying into an entity 16 ■ pus life campus life camp Summer's over. At once peaceful Corvallis erupts into activity. Thousands of cars crowd into its narrow streets carrying occupants back to old niches, or leaving them alone in a new world where they must find their own places—make their own friends. For fraternity and sorority rush, it’s long days of making good impressions and wondering whether you should have smiled just then. When it’s all over, there’s a moment of doubt, (“Did I make the right decision?”). That vanishes as you sec someone cares—you have a home. 21 The start of another year . . . countless leaves covering everything with a yellow-brown blanket ... it seemed familiar if not ordinary. Then as the leaves were being cleared away; as the coffee dispensers in the commons chugged out their bitter conversation; as campus life got underway, a change took place. Whether the leaves had merely covered controversy or not, once they had disappeared, discussion grew. Grasping minds took the form of peace vigils on the Quad or graphite on “The Wall.” Liberalism began to show that it wasn’t completely suppressed as senior girls were given “open closing hours. The change that began this fall was not visualized in the buildings or trees of OSU because the breeze which scattered the leaves brought with it a realization of the problems of a 20th century world. The realization lingers now', in the air, chugged out of the coffee dispensers, but mostly in the minds of those who helped Oregon State grow. 23 Oregon State “Bombed Moscow” with more than just good football. Campus spirit reached a high point and maintained it for the entire week. House signs, pep rallies, the rook bonfire, bicycle races, all evidenced the spirit that overcame the Idaho Vandals. When the weekend was over, alums returned to their work confident that OSU was still an exciting place; students recuperated from over-activity; and a new homecoming queen, Sharon Clark, had a moment to remember forever. 25 Christmas comes at the wrong time for OSU students. Dead week saw frantic students take time off from their work to gather in the Quad to sing and drip candle wax on the concrete to remain there until cleaned off for graduation. Finals week activity gives time for little more than this token recognition of Christmas. The MU Christmas Party convinced wide-eyed children of the gaiety, the excitement of the season. Most students wish the kids could give them a party to show that Christmas on campus means more than long hours and tired eyes, but with finals pending, there’s just no time to show Christmas spirit until they get home for a rest. winter With the familiar deluge of winter term rain came a flood of stimulating controversy. The Black Bag chose to remain anonymous after a term of attending Charles Goetzinger’s Speech 113 class attired in his plain black garment. Despite the fact that he remained speechless most of the time, he attracted nationwide interest through national TV and newspaper coverage. George Lincoln Rockwell, leader of the American Nazi party 27 OSU students were afforded a wide variety of speakers winter term, from the convocation to the weekly MU Forum. A surprisingly large audience greeted poet W. H. Auden for the term’s convocation. Auden presented himself through his poetry and commentary as much more than a wrinkled old man. Controversy flourished in the popular MU Forums when two Oregon State representatives stirred up reaction among students and faculty alike. Rep. Leo Thornton amused most listeners by explaining why he fell campus speakers should not be selected by students alone. The following week. Rep. Wally Priestly brought the Sigma Chi initiation dispute back to the campus where it originated. 28 Campus is continually changing ... with the construction of a new dorm to hold the ever-increasing enrollment... and the burning of a barn, a symbol of the past becoming silent in oblivion. 29 It was a brief vacation for dad in a Dad’s World.” It was a happy coincidence that two of the most exciting basketball games of the season fell on this weekend with the Beavers claiming narrow victories over Cal and Stanford. There were various other sports events to suit every dad’s taste. The MU proved its versatility by transforming the lounge into a miniature golf course, while cards occupied others. Not to be forgotten were the humorous skits and games planned for dad at his son’s or daughter's “home.” spring 32 With the death of the umbrella-community at Oregon State emerges a new student. Winter's rains no longer chain him to the comfort of inside. Outside is experience, yellow, green and near— everyone’s in it. Near as the beach, flinging its sand into an uncontrolled laugh, the release of pressures quietly suppressed under gray skies—near as a finals week watertight ( 1 hope the curve drops.”)—near as a radiating consciousness bouncing ofT the blue sky. trying to find some essence of itself, a new living experience. When it’s gone there may be a graduation to remember or a fast fling at trying to become involved in someone else: or perhaps, there will only be a yellow glow that carries over into tomorrow. Whatever Spring is. it must finally become pastel—never again, but never really gone. IT, $ n Hi 3 1 R I WCB V 33 I' f Hats Off to Mom was a kaleidoscope of turtle races, military drills, flowers, and food. Henry Mancini and orchestra played in concert and the Greeks focused hundreds of practice hours into near perfect live-minute productions. Mother’s feet were challenged by endless walks and her memory by an endless matching of new faces to familiar names. Kaleidoscope—from the abrupt morning alarm to the evening boost into the top bunk (with a prayer that she'll safely descend to the floor in the morning). It was fun. food, friends, and frenzy 'til Mother was safely on her way—leaving her sleepy students with new clothes, unopened books and memories of another mother's weekend. 36 “What with life I can” . . . flashes across countless minds as the moment, which symbolizes the making of a man. approaches. Graduation—the end of life, beginning of another. To some, it seemed as though it could never come soon enough. To others, a strange emptiness. The four or so years which represent a gap in the continuity of life will be ever-present; not so much the flag-waving, all-for-alma-matcr feeling (though that's a part of it), as a remembrance of 2 a.m. ideas and high ideals, contact with people, a true education. 37 henry mancini... . . . Mancini means sound, swelling, enveloping every emotion ... the excitement of anticipation . . . dark blue depression . . . flowing in behind your eyes, bumping into scattered thoughts .. . Mancini means “with feeling. nancy wilson... . . . blue lights and the coliseum became slightly altered . . . she drifted to your small table, maybe stopped to talk awhile . . . bright lights flash, you look quickly around, realize you're not in a night club ... it was good to dream a little . . . ...bill cosby ... crossed legs . . . loosened tie. A man out in front spreading relaxation from tense days, tired minds... soothing drift of laughter, contagious smiles interrupting the importance of tomorrow . . . making today worthwhile. al hirt... ... triple-tongued, fast-moving, staccato exhuberance . . . overlays of high-stepping gaiety. Beads of sweat convey internal exhilaration to the lifted spirits of a seated crowd, longing to jump up and dance. ... harry belafonte ... a voice, strong, hot... torn from the consciousness of a desire ... notes quivering with immediacy, as if his body alone could not contain restlessness: the soul of a song. royalty royalty royalty royalty royalty i 42 44 lynda field della sigma phi dream girl colleen colieary theta chi dream girl jan me cornack theta xi sweetheart 45 arleen nelson kappa delta rho sweetheart carlann burkheimer angel of phi kappa theta 46 molly hoover little colonel 47 julie sericko sigma phi epsilon queen of hearts gary wilken delta gamma anchor man 48 49 rick vaile mortar board king deanna anderson delta chi calendar girl marjorie roberts phi sigma kappa moonlight girl jan cunningham sweetheart of alpha kappa lambda judy anderson pi kappa phi rose 51 kristine paulson tan kappa epsilon sweetheart 52 academics aca the sciences a diet for quality Quality, so essential in status articles, is a result of scientific controls. As a result of the demands set forth by the clothing industry, a great amount of research and extension work is done by Oregon State in the area of mink farming. The problem of “cotton fur” is currently being investigated by Dr. Stout and Dr. Oldfield in their laboratory, below. The picture of mink pelts, lower right, shows the contrast between three ordinary pelts and one which has a white undercoat, or “cotton fur” defect. Diet has been found to affect the mink’s coat. The formula, right, illustrates the diet which will insure even coloration of the fur. Here, again. Oregon State carries on research to aid the quality and marketing of products — in this case, mink pelts which are important to the fashion industry. 58 L.AH.D '■ -n y r ■j iu u k g j - ‘ 1A Wet M - ''dll w I X Afl PRY NIX : ?-2 + k. V iio-ii a to- A . WATE R • : 9- 2 . % � a puzzling impurity Water impurity — it can’t be seen, smelled or tasted, but it’s lethal Its origin is tucked within the growing population and the extension of industry. Its identification and elimination is the job of the Pacific Northwest Water Laboratory located on the OSU campus. One of nine such installations, the laboratory was constructed to be a headquarters for education — in training students in water conservation, research — in developing new purifying techniques, and practical application — in helping to relieve the problem of water impurity. Bottles of water samples, near left, are brought to the lab for testing. These samples, upper left, arc analyzed to determine the amount of carbon they contain. The pipes, lower left, deliver from large tanks various types of water needed for controlled experiments within the lab. Below, asphalt is tested for its resistance to rain water. Water impurity affects few US citizens now and with the research and training provided by the Pacific Northwest Laboratory and other similar labs, it is hoped that this problem may never affect them. 61 a silent search Research is a quiet, methodical search for something new. Not until a revolutionary discovery is made is the public reminded of the behind-the-scenes scientists who devote themselves to the study of specific, minute phases of science. As in many universities, quiet research is carried on at OSU in the numerous fields of Botany. Pathology specialists. Dr. John Gil-braith and Dr. Thomas Allan, right, search for disease symptoms on plants grown in the Oregon State greenhouses. A plant physiologist, lower right, uses a self-invented machine to study the rate at which plant tissues absorb light. Below, a plant taxonomer. Miss Barbara Woodworth, examines the structure of the flower to enable her to classify it. Until one of these research scientists hits upon something revolutionary, they will continue to work in their laboratories and study with their colleagues— silently. 62 the arts 63 from ice age to present-through drama Drama begins with the script, lop, then through the actor or actress it is made into an artistic production. Nancy McLeod, right, at an early rehearsal, begins the challenging task of learning lines. A technician controls lighting, lower left. A great variation in time eras characterized the playbill of the 1966-67 OSU dramatics program. The season opened with Thornton Wilder’s The Skin of Our Teeth, which took the audience through the ice age and into the days following the first world war. Medea. also presented fall term, entered the world of ancient Greece. Life in France in the mid-seventeenth century was portrayed in Molierc’s comedy. TartufTe, the first play of winter term. “Tiny Alice,” by Edward Albcc, brought OSU playgoers into more recent society. The season closed spring term with Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Make-up, scenecraft and stage lighting classes, under direction of Alex Wallace, handled the backstage aspects of the theatre productions. The Skin of Our Teeth was a satirical fantasy, centered around the life of the Antrobus family. Mr. and Mrs. An-trobus, their two children, and Sabina, their maid, lived through the ice age and into the days following World War I. The Antrobus family takes in refugees who have been wandering out in the cold. As the fire goes out, Sabina pleads with the audience to “help save the human race.” The family is then shown on the Atlantic City broadwalk, where Mr. Antrobus is campaigning for public office. The third act goes back to the Antrobus home, in the days following the war. The Antrobus family. Heidi Salmonson, Jody McCoy. Paul Santos and Bill Bower, top left, lived through the ice age. Their maid. Susan Rohde, participated in their family life, appearing again on the Atlantic City boardwalk, below, as a beauty contestant in a contest Antrobus was to judge. The gypsy fortune teller. Marcia Wilson, had a sharp sense in foretelling the future. medea: artistic tragedy In Robinson Jeffer’s adaptations of Euripcdcs’ “Medea,” Medea becomes violently jealous, when her husband, Jason, makes love to Creusa, daughter of Creon, the king of Corinth. After seeking refuge with Aegeus of Athens, Medea carries out her plan for the murder of Creusa and Creon. Determined to ruin Jason, she slays their two children. All the action takes place in front of Medea’s house, as is typical in Greek tragedy. Three women of Corinth are on stage throughout the entire play, commenting on the progress of the conflict. Sheryl Whipple and Jan Binkley, two women of Corinth, lop left, observe and comment on events in the play. The women side with Medea, Nancy Mcl.eod, when Creon threatens to exile her. Left. Dr. Robertson, director, works with the two little sons of Medea and Jason. Jason, Curtis Hanson, right, secs his two sons, after Medea has slain them. 66 tartuffe: hypocrisy in disguise Tartuffe. Kenneth Santoro, is revealed, when Orgon spies on him from underneath the table, top left. Orgon's wife. Marie Heup. led Tartuffe into the trap. Orgon. David Buchanan, top right, is shocked to learn the true character of his friend. '‘Tariii0e“ was directed by C. V. Bennett, left. Below. Orgon's family discusses Set in a rich merchant’s home in the mid-scventccnth century, Moliere’s ‘Tartuffe” is a comedy about hypocrisy. Tartuffe has Monsieur Orgon, a rich merchant in Paris, believing that he is an extremely righteous person. Orgon gives money to Tartuffe and even pledges his daughter to him in marriage. Dorinc, the maid, and Orgon’s wife manage to prove to Orgon that TartufTc is a fraud. Orgon’s w ife hides him under a table and proceeds to prove Tartuffe’s weaknesses. Mariane is freed from her father’s promise to Tartuffe and is allowed to marry her lover, Valere. the gentleman Tartulfc. 67 Participation in tournament competition took the Oregon State forensics team all over the state and to some points outside the state. The debaters and public speakers met competitors from all the western states. The team journeyed twice to Seattle, to Ashland. Eugene, McMinnville, Monmouth and Fresno. OSU hosted an invitational debate tournament during winter term. The team had their greatest success at Linfield, where four students placed in the finals in individual events and tw'o of the debate teams came home with a 4-2 win-loss record. In a practice debate, Carol Washburn, left and below, tries to refute the arguments of her competitors, who are taking note of her arguments. Graduate Assistant Scott Foster and debater Sue Moore, lower left, arc taking a break between tournament rounds. Coach Marvin Olmstcad, right, posted rounds at the OSU sponsored tournament, in which Jim Nelson and Ron Carter, lower right. participated, debating this year's topic, Resolved that the United Stales should substantially reduce its foreign policy commitments. forensics team hosts debate tournament 68 association hosts choir The Corvallis-OSU Music Association sponsored the Obcrnkirchen Children’s Choir from Germany fall term. The children—golden braided girls in traditional skirts and velvet jackets and boys in vests—captured the hearts of their audience. Under the direction of Edith Moeller, the choir sang favorite folk songs from around the world. They concluded their program with two American Negro spirituals, “Mary Had a Baby” and “He's Got the Whole World in His Hands.” Now world-famous, the choir was founded in 1949 by Miss Moeller. She drew children from her town of Obern-kirchen into a magic plan to build a home for under-privileged children. The choir at first confined itself to local appearances, but soon the charm, appeal and joyous musicality of the children made the choir famous outside of Germany. 70 choralaires see state tour In tradition, the Oregon State University Choralaires presented- Handel’s Messiah at the beginning of the Christmas season. The 60-member choir, along with the University Chorus, sang the well-known hymns of George Frederick Handel. Under direction of Robert Walls, both groups also performed in concert winter term. Portions of Bach motet and various other selections were performed by the Choralaires. Later in the term, the University Chorus presented the St. Cecelian Mass in Latin. Spring term, the Choralaires toured various portions of the state, performing in high schools. Robert Walls, right, directs the group in a rehearsal. The choir mingles backstage, below. before going on stage, lower right. 71 shiny brass, muddy feet Beaver Strider Claudia Patterson led the OSU marching band onto the football field to do their precision routines and drills. The 120-member band, under the direction of Ted Mesang, performed at all home and Portland football games. The group traveled to Pullman for the Oregon State-Washington State game. Clad in orange and black uniforms, the musicians were a colorful addition to athletic events. 72 Orchesis, Oregon State’s dance honorary, as well as numerous available classes in modern dance, provide performing opportunity for students interested in artistic expression through the medium of dance. Creativencss in movement and form reveals feeling and interpretation of music and rhythm. Recitals during the school year gave the dance artists a chance to share their interpretations. bare feet, black leotards and a piano 73 artists cultivate osu students Displays in the MU concourse and Fairbanks Hall provided students with an opportunity to examine the artistic productions of OSU art students and outside artists. A variation of media were shown, including sculpture, metal, oils, water color, woodworking and lithography. The works ranged from traditional to contemporary, revealing various moods and individual characteristics of many artists. 74 idministration administration administi 76 James H. Jensen OSU President since 1961 1967-1968 President, National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges 77 administrative council: specialists in mutation Attempting to provide for the rapidly expanding fields and enrollment at Oregon State, the Administrative Council and Milosh Popovich. Dean of Administration. were involved in a “game of musical chairs. They turned to the computer for help in the overwhelming task of scheduling classes in appropriate rooms. 78 The musical mutation started and stopped as departments shifted buildings in an attempt to obtain badly needed space: math moved from Waldo to Kidder, modern languages moved from Fairbanks to Kidder, journalism moved from Administration to Waldo, and the beat went on and on. But the emphasis was on the future. The pressure has been on to keep pace with the growth and promise in the new and broadening areas of science and research. It is the administration’s job to promote, legislate and finance these major educational investments. Administrative Council, row one. left to right: C. O. Wilson. Dean of Pharmacy: R. K. Waldron. Director of Library: J. G. Barrett. Director of Intercollegiate Athletics: Jo Anne Johnson, Dean of Women; Betty E. Hawthorne. Dean of Home Economics; Milosh Popovich. Dean of Administration. Row two: J. H. Berry, Assistant to the President; R. A. Adams. Director of Physical Plant; G. W. Glceson. Dean of Engineering; J. W. Long, Director of Physical Education; F. R. Zcran, Dean of Education; G. W. Gilkey. Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences; E. E. Easton, Acting Dean of Business and Technology. Row three: F. M. Shidcler. Director of Information; E. K. McLaren, Assistant Dean of Forestry; W.T. Cooney, Dean of Agriculture; C. M. Jensen, Assistant Registrar; G. M. Robertson, Director of Business Affairs; Lt. Col. H. L. Fross. Air Science: Lt. Col. H. D. Fredricks. NROTC; J. M. Ward. Dean of Science; R. W. Chick. Dean of Students; H. P. Hansen, Dean of Graduate School; D. B. Nicodemus, Dean of Faculty; Col. C. A. Shaw, Army ROTC. Not pictured: J. H. Jensen, OSU President; J. K. Munford, Director of Publications; R. A. Young. Dean of Research; D. W. Poling, Dean of Men; W. E. Gibbs. Registrar. D. VV. Poling—Dean of Men mmmmm J. W. Long—Director. Physical Education 80 H. P. Hansen—Dean of Graduate School 81 W. E. Gibbs—Registrar 82 F. R. Zeran—Dean of Education ( 83 E. E. Easton—Acting Dean of Business and Technology (Fall 1966) J. M. Ward—Dean of Science G. W. Gilkey—Dean of Humanities and Social Sciences 84 E. E. Goddard— Dean of Business and Technology ■ . I I Al r lq Tl Pb BiP. b Dq Ho Er Tm b Lu i nf the professor a teacher who is attempting to teach without inspiring the pupil with a desire to learn is hammering on cold iron Behind the classroom lectures lie many men and women earnestly working for more effective and improved methods of teaching. Advancing four approaches to teaching on the following pages are Dr. H. D. Reese, chemistry; Dr. N. D. Marksheffcl, education; Dr. H. M. Livingston, speech; and Miss Margaret Milliken, physical education. This photo essay highlights four teachers and four methods, a small representation but a tribute to many. 85 the start of an unfinished chain reaction 86 Infectious enthusiasm typifies the teaching of Dr. H. D. Reese, chemistry professor, who is able to spark his students beyond the facts of the textbooks and into an unending world of questioning. A specialist in “deleterious effects” expressions. Dr. Reese radiates humor and optimism with his many gestures and facial expressions. Always on the go. Dr. Reese fills his daily schedule with labs and lectures, special help sessions, club advisorships, and a constant readiness to dive into more projects. The good reader has many advantages in learning and understanding the meaning of words and the concepts behind them. It is Dr. N. D. Markshcffel who helps any student, whether he be a first grader or college athlete, to realize the importance of good reading and the I effect words can have on shaping his educational career. the shape of a word i 87 J the outdoor teacher College students interested in group leadership and gaining practical experience in their major have been recruited into a new camping program being promoted in Oregon by Miss Margaret Milliken. More and more sixth grade classes are heading for the out-of-doors to learn first hand about trees, conservation, soil and weather. Counseling and leadership for these students are provided by majors in forestry, fish and game, recreation and physical education. The young students and their leaders team up to share a learning experience in the out-of-doors. 88 a textbook wired for sound More excellent undergraduate programs are the aim of TV lectures at OSU. Television is a new and expanding field and hopes are high that badly needed classrooms can be cleared as lectures are cabled to the dorms and houses. Professors are finding that taping their lectures is a great help in evaluating their teaching methods and effectiveness. Spearheading this new program was Dr. Harold M. Livingston. olleges colleges colleges colleges colleg aesthetic agriculture The production of nursery and greenhouse plants for export to other states is the fastest growing agricultural industry in Oregon. Oregon State University is the only Oregon school offering a four-year program in ornamental horticulture with emphasis in floriculture, nursery management and landscape construction and maintenance. An extensive extension program is also offered to nurserymen, florists, bulb and holly growers, turf managers and Christmas tree farmers throughout the state. Modern research laboratories, greenhouses and storage facilities are located on campus, at the North Willamette Experiment Station in Aurora and at the Pacific Bulb Growers Research and Development Station in Harbor. National Science Foundation grants enable Oregon State to have the latest instrumentation for studying plant growth, development and nutrition. Research through the Oregon State program has ranged from breeding, selecting. testing and propagating chrysanthemums, azaleas, rhododendrons, crabapples, lilies and holly to studying the deciduous fruit and nut tree rootstock-scion relationships. These studies have helped Oregon nurserymen to raise and maintain their standards of health and purity in each plant species. Studies of handling and shipping products have increased the Pacific Coast markets. Oregon State’s horticulture program not only educates for the future, but, through its research, it provides many services for the Oregon farmer and his market today. 91 Every Easter lily used in the United States is grown in Oregon, above. The bulbs are shipped to nurseries in the US. like this one in Chicago, where they arc kept from blooming until Easter. Research plays an important role in ornamental horticulture. This role is emphasized at Oregon State where modern laboratories. right, are especially utilized for graduate work. Horticulture has become a factory business, below. Mass production has become essential to keeping up with the booming business. Above, right: Specialization must be added to mass production and research to describe modern ornamental horticulture. The nursery manager must know how to best use his comparative advantage. He must know what to grow and how long to grow it. Field trips to major nurseries in the area arc an integral part of the horticulturist’s education. Below: In order to meet market demand at a faster pace, nursery items arc now grown in the containers in which they will be shipped. 93 the mechanics of business 94 '.rof'AU ACTIVE ARITHMETIC OVEPFLOW MONITOR STATE DIVIDE FAULT PROGRAM EXPONENT STATE FAULT INTERRUPT BCD ENABLED FAULT READ NEXT INSTRUCTION IlIf.Al WRllf READ ADDRESS PARITY ERROR READ OPERAND TERMINATOR FAULT STORE OPERAND CIRCUIT BREAKER TEMP WARNING TEMP HIGH In the last ten years, the paper-work explosion has increased the need for a more rapid way to handle data. Many new business machines have been developed to eliminate the slow manual methods of older machines, and the need for better equipment has brought about a revolution in the business machine world. Electric circuitry—calculators of the future. The machine no longer takes the time to grind out a problem; instead, the problem is solved instantly by electric circuitry. Typewriters — Electric typewriters are rapidly overtaking the manual models because of the principal advantage of reducing operator fatigue. The typewriter of the future will sec the executive speaking into a machine and his voice will make the machine type the transcript instantly. Duplicators—Xerox has developed, in the last ten years, the electro-static duplicating process that has completely revolutionized duplicating. Computers—the integrated process system of record keeping and data processing speeds up payroll, inventory, sales descriptions and all record keeping. But the input aspect still has to be done on a manual basis with punch cards. Eventually this will fade out and punch cards will be replaced with optical scanners—equipment that scans a document, picks up data, and eliminates the need for input on cards and tapes. The most outstanding example of this will be the use of the scanner to facilitate the mail system by scanning zip codes and instantly sorting envelopes. 95 the boob tube goes to college Educational television is relatively new to Oregon State and it comes not without its skeptics and critics. Television. for years, has been a learning wasteland and in the classroom it has been fought as the impersonal, feed-backless “boob tube.” With the opening of Kidder Hall, modern broadcasting facilities and viewing rooms have been added. The long awaited cable” has extended lectures to private living groups, alleviating crowded classrooms and adding to student convenience. Courses in psychology, biology, math and hygiene were offered to over 7.000 students on TV this year. Two campus surveys taken among similar students since 1957 have shown that 65% of the students favor TV courses over large lecture halls. Biology test grades proved to be higher in TV sections than in live lecture sections during the past few years. Television is carefully considered before being used in a course. All departments employing TV must request its use. all courses must be approved by the university television committee and all three-hour courses must have weekly recitation periods. Televised lectures are only a start. TV is becoming a prominent teaching device in the school of education. Currently, it is being used to tape student teachers in their methods courses. The video tapes are then played back to help the student teachers improve their classroom effectiveness. Even this procedure promises to be only a beginning. 96 97 an engineered explosion Suddenly, the word “conventional” no longer applies to the OSU School of Engineering. The Radiation Center, physically far removed from Covcll and Dearborn Halls, has become a symbol of the new engineering. It began two years ago with a $1,000,000 building that housed a small nuclear reactor safe enough for student use. Courses in nuclear engineering began cropping up between mechanical engineering courses in the catalog. A Master of Science in nuclear engineering and a Ph.D. with nuclear emphasis became available. Things began to happen. In August, an addition to the Radiation Center made these facilities the envy of other major universities. An additional $1,000,000 was obtained from the National Science Foundation for the construction of a second nuclear reactor. This new unit can generate nearly as much power as the Grand Coulee Dam and although a bit less powerful, it is more versatile than the reactor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The Radiation Center is only two years old and already additional laboratory space is needed. Courses in linear acceleration and programs in nuclear technology and neutron radiography arc planned. Oregon State has rapidly established itself as one of the nation’s leaders in the field of nuclear research. The 70-ycar-old school, that has become nearly synonymous with Oregon State, seems to be again pioneering an engineered explosion. sxrtTY «-Vf WOO POO HO. I «OQ HO. i CO� P« PQO Above: A baby reactor safe enough for student use in class experiments. It is housed in the new Radiation Center at Oregon State University. This S1.000.000 nuclear reactor, right, places Oregon State in an elite group of American universities. Here, the reactor is shown during its construction Fall term. Granite blocks and uranium compose this sub-nuclear ' 100 Forestry is an outdoor world of weather, dirt and hard work, but it provides sixty cents of every salary dollar in the state. Consequently, the state of Oregon ranks first in the US in production of logs, lumber, plywood and particleboard as well as standing high in pulp and paper production. Forestry continues to grow. A quiet revolution is underway in the forests that cover half of Oregon’s 62 million acres. Oregon is in the midst of a vast transition from an economy based on logging old-growth forests to one based on growing, harvesting and regrowing continuous crops of timber. Having the only school of forestry in the state, OSU has the responsibility of training competent people to handle this silent revolution and sustain the efficient handling of this important industry. Oregon State University has become one of the leading centers of forestry research in America. Work extends through the broad fields of forest management and forest products utilization research. A major increase in the research program came about in 1961 when the industry-financed Oregon Forest Research Center, formerly a separate state agency, became a part of the University. Transfer of this unit added nearly $600,000 annually to the $280.-000 from other sources at OSU for forestry and forest products research. Funds for operation of the Forest Research Laboratory, as it is now called, are paid largely by forest industries through a tax on timber harvests. a tree is a tree is an industry 101 The log pond, above, is a familiar sight in Oregon. Logs arc stored and preserved in ponds until they arc processed in sawmills or paper mills. Water is also the easiest and cheapest means of handling. Barking the log. above right, is one of the first steps of mill processing. The harked log is then made into paper, lumber, plywood or other wood products. After the log has been chipped, pulped and undergone other processes, it is screened into the end product, paper, right. Waste from other mills is often used in the paper making process. Genetics research. below, plays an important role in the forest industry. With the goal of increased forest production, experiments are geared toward such objectives as increasing growth rates and resistance to disease. 103 can a potato float? 104 Because of extensive research in the School of Home Economics, potatoes of the future may be marketed according to how they should be cooked— baked, boiled or fried. Potatoes that look alike from the outside difTer in interior texture. Some potatoes arc mealy, others waxy. Mealy potatoes make excellent bakers, but if boiled break up in the cooking water or are soft near the outside while hard at the center. Waxy potatoes are best when boiled. There is a simple way to determine if a potato is mealy or waxy by measuring its specific gravity. The potato is dropped into brines prepared for different specific gravities. If it floats, it has low solid content (waxy) and is best for boiling. If it sinks, it has high solids content (mealy) and will be best if baked. The same solids content determines texture of the cooked potato. Low solids floaters have a waxy texture and high solids sinkers have a mealy, light, fluffy texture. Dr. Andrea Mackey, professor of Home Economics Research, is conducting this potato research. Currently, she is being assisted by Mrs. Barbara Cornelia, assistant in Foods, Home Economics Research. Dr. Mackey recognized that homemakers often prefer to boil potatoes, but frequently they break up during cooking. She found this to be true because of the varying solids content of potatoes. Today, very few potatoes sold commercially arc tested for solids content because the existing testing process adds so much to the retail price of the potatoes. When practical methods of using the salt solution are developed, packers will be able to classify each potato for its best use and the homemaker will see labels such as “for baking”, “for potato salad” or “for french fries” in the grocery store. Potatoes arc floated in a salt solution, far left, to test their specific gravities. Left, Kaye Morgan sorts potatoes whose specific gravities have been determined. Dr. Andrea Mackey, Mrs. Barbara Cornelia, and Margaret Norton, below, prepare potatoes for a taste study. 105 The cooked potato is sliced, above, to test for sloughing and to prepare it for a taste study. Right, four potatoes of different specific gravities arc tested for various qualities in a taste study. 106 liberal arts growth reflects student concern 1967—another year of growth for Oregon States School of Humanities and Social Sciences. With the State Board of Higher Education’s approval to offer departmental majors in sociology, psychology, music, German and French, H SS at Oregon State University now ofTers 12 majors—enough to make the “other university stand up and take notice. Growth of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences reflects an attempt to meet increasing demands of greater numbers of students seeking diversified liberal arts studies—whether major interest lies in the arts or the sciences. Students arc discovering that liberal arts courses added to their various study programs give depth to occupational training and augment development of their moral, social and aesthetic being. Liberal arts studies provide a springboard to self-understanding and foster a critically creative spirit of inquiry into the mechanics of man, society and nature. The world paused for a moment to focus on Oregon State University’s “Black Bag,” alias one unidentified, barefooted male student who attended a speech class for the whole of winter term garbed in a black bag. He w'as conducting an experiment,” striving to probe man’s willingness to accept the unknown. The Bag’s classmates were impressed and newscasters wrote him up into zesty feature items. Many laughed. 107 But perhaps Mr. Bag has shown physically what Oregon Staters are doing mentally. The University is surely breaking away from the confines of its scientific and technical heritage—students are looking for more than molecules and machines. Awakened to the subjective world around them, they are eyeing discrepancies between what is and what perhaps should be. War, poverty, disease, hunger, abuse. Students are concerned, and growth of liberal arts programming at OSU mirrors this concern. The University is growing and it will continue to grow until the personal, subjective study of what it is to be human is paced to the scientific, objective study of the physical world. 108 109 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY OFFICE tiilk i secretarv dt HHETTE EURY p.e. relieves t.b. A routine sit-walk-eat-slcep is now being altered three times a week during a variety of activity classes offered throughout every term. For many their longest walk each day is from a car to class and back—much like the machine they drive. Yet like most machines, the body seems to function at higher performance and peak efficiency when run occasionally — thus the five required terms of physical education may be more valuable and necessary than most care to imagine. It is amazing how difficult and perplexing this one hour class can be to many weary students. The school houses five departments: health and environmental sanitation, professional physical education, recreation. men’s activity courses and women’s activity courses. This past year the OSU physical education school offered 200 sections of activity courses and 32 hygiene classes to the largest enrollment ever, of T.B’s at OSU. 110 112 dispelling the pill-pushing image Many people envision the pharmacist as the “pill pusher” at the corner drug store. This is a vision that Charles O. Wilson. Oregon State’s Dean of Pharmacy, is helping to destroy. The pharmacy program at Oregon State is designed to give the student a well rounded general program as well as train him for all positions within the profession of pharmacy. The school is divided into five departments, and the pharmacy student takes courses from each of these departments during his five year curriculum. At no time does a student take a course in “pharmacy just as no medical student takes a course in “medicine per sc. Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry—providing the student with a knowledge of the important physical and chemical properties of the drugs and chemicals used in pharmaceutial practice, material covered in this department’s courses establishes a chemical foundation for later pharmacy courses. Department of Pharmacognosy — dealing with the development and understanding of drugs from natural sources — plants, animals and microorganisms. Extensive laboratory exercises include the macroscopic and microscopic examination of drugs, certain microchemical tests and the isolation and identification of natural products. Department of Pharmacology — involving study of the interaction of drugs and chemicals with living systems. The student pharmacist learns what drugs do and where and how they elicit their actions. Pharmaceutical Science Department —developing for the student a working knowledge of those areas of specialized concepts, techniques and factual material which arc necessary for both contemporary practice and future growth in the profession. Such courses as hospital manufacturing and clinical pharmacy arc offered in addition to the required courses. Pharmacy Administration Department — offering courses such as drug marketing, pharmacy management and pharmacy law, managerial and analytical tools needed in the profession arc given the student within this department. 113 ) k Pharmacognosy labs provide areas for microscopic and phytochemical study. The prescription training area has twenty student stations designed around the room. Drug stocks arc in H-shaped shelves in the center. A telephone, typewriter and sink arc supplied for every two stations. Well-equipped pharmaceutical chemistry laboratories arc used to study drug quality. 1 14 zoo department gets elbow room There is a contagcous excitement in the School of Science’s Zoology Department of Oregon State University as their new four-story facilities await them in the $3,137,000 addition to Cordley Hall. Since 1910, the zoology department has been housed on the second and third floors of Agriculture Hall. Also of importance to the growth of the department was the 1965 completion of the Marine Science Laboratory at Newport. Here the Department of Zoology has begun a diversified research program in marine biology. Formal instruction in marine zoology was initiated in 1966, and graduate courses through the center are now' offered. The growth of the department has been significant. In 1955, there were only five undergraduate students majoring in zoology and 15 graduate students. A short ten years later. 167 undergraduate and 61 graduate students were enrolled. In 1965, 2187 students were enrolled in zoology classes. With modern, adequate facilities, the growth should continue steadily. Department research enmeshed with graduate work has been greatly aided by numerous grants from federal, state, and private agencies. These grants have made research equipment and salaries for research assistants and associates available to the department. Two electron microscopes have been acquired by the department to aid research. 115 117 graduated study for some Ken Newby, graduate student in chemistry, spends most of his time in his laboratory studying vanadium pentoxide crystals. Crystal electrodes, right. are grown for the work in a superheated oven , above right. 118 Ken Newby, a 24-ycar-old electro-chemist working toward a Ph.D. in Chemistry, is one of 1740 graduate students enrolled at OSU in the schools of agriculture, education, engineering, forestry, home economics, pharmacy, science and general studies. Newby’s life as a graduate student is a busy triad of student, instructor and husband. Concentrating most of his efforts toward thesis research, Newby spends the major portion of his time in his Gilbert Hall laboratory under guidance of his major professor. Dr. Allen B. Scott. Ken’s research in the field of solid state chemistry deals with vanadium pentoxidc crystals. This compound may potentially be used as an electrode in the manufacturing of batteries. The chemical nature of vanadium pentoxidc appears to be very similar to that of manganese dioxide, which is commonly used in batteries today,” explains Ken. “I’m trying to discover whether vanadium pentoxidc’s chemical reactions are the same as those theoretically proposed for manganese dioxide.” If they are, vanadium pentoxidc can be used for battery electrodes, among other things. “The work is fascinating and exciting,” confides Newby. “Some work has been done on vanadium pentoxidc before. but as yet no conclusive results have been reported.” Also acting as a teaching assistant for the Department of Chemistry, Newby is kept busy with many duties outside of his research. Two afternoons each week, he conducts a laboratory period and recitation section of Ch 206, advanced general chemistry. “Working with university students is a challenging job for a T.A.”, according to Ken, who enjoys working with the students. Private help sessions for homework and tests are also part of the routine. The third and most recently acquired part of Newby’s life is marriage. Wife Maribel shares the common interest of chemistry with Ken, as she is an Oregon State sophomore also majoring in chemistry. The Ncwbys are sports enthusiasts—enjoying OSU athletic events, snow and water skiing, bicycling, swimming and tennis. Newby is a native of Southern California but did his undergraduate work at College of Idaho in Caldwell. His interests in Oregon State resulted from working as a research assistant in the Department of Chemistry during the summer of his junior year under Dr. J. C. Dccius. “The future?” Ken smiles. “Oh, there are lots of possibilities. Probably industrial research for a whole, but I hope to return to teaching—eventually. Newby’s major professor, Dr. Allen B. Scott, top, helps guide and coordinate the crystal research; in turn, Ken acts as a T.A. for general chemistry students, left. 119 Lunch hours of bridge in the laboratory with fellow graduate students provide a relaxed social break from intense desk and library work. Newby enjoys physical activity, plays basketball, and skis and rides bicycles with wife Maribcl routinely. 1 I 120 faculty, community affected as senate realm increases Growth was the key to this year’s Associated Students of Oregon State University Senate, a sounding board for student interests and problems. Teacher evaluation, the most controversial issue on the campus this year, was proposed by the new Public Affairs Committee of the ASOSU Senate. Established with hopes of improving teaching quality, a pilot program of course review was established to evaluate the type of courses and instruction offered on the campus. A Halloween party for Corvallis youngsters and a trip for 80 underprivileged children to the OSU-Arizona football game in Portland was sponsored by the new Public Relations Committee of the Senate. Lloyd Center rallies were instituted by the Senate to promote spirit before OSU games in Portland. ASOSU successfully gained student positions on university faculty committees. Students were able to voice their opinions to the administrative decisionmakers in Faculty Senate, the Administrative Council, and the Student Personnel Services Council. Growth within the Senate saw the addition of five new committees: Academic and Cultural Affairs, Student Activities, Student Conduct, Student Government and Physical Operations. Nancy Kelly, 2nd Vice President 125 Taking advantage of the availability of candidates and issues during an election year. ASOSU President Husnu Ozyegin made it possible for Oregon State students to hear Senator Robert Kennedy. D-Mass.. during a campaigning swing through the Pacific Northwest. Ozyegin also arranged to have senatorial candidates Rep. Robert Duncan and Gov. Mark Hatfield and gubernatorial candidate State Treasurer Robert Straub speak to the students. Large audiences greeted all speakers. ASOSU Senators were: I.ois Hamner, Wes Chase, Wanda Loulzcnhiscr, Jim Libby. Dalton Lancosky, (iary Cruickshank. Gary Hcssackcr, Barbara Lewis. Jim Lisbakken. Herb Hammond. Carol May. J. Scott McAlister. Larry Dunst. Craig Eiscnbcis, Marian Joiner. Rick Vailc. Gary Thompson, Jerry Ota. Jim Hucgli. Lee Klampc. Oregon Gov. Mark O. Hatfield, left, campaigned in Corvallis prior to victory in the Senatorial race against Rep. Robert Duncan: it was tight. 126 aws presents the key club to right: Helen Pitney, Secretary; Marian Joiner. live; Irene Stauss, Publicity Chairman; Josi Paul- Prcsidcnt; Joan Lasscllc, Vice President; Vicki son. Scholarship Chairman; Andi Scvcrcidc, Sgt.- Robbcrson, Treasurer. Row two: Dean Jo Anne At-Arms. Johnson, Adviser; Donna Moore, Educational ANVS Legislative Council members were: Marian Stauss. Nancy Kelly, Marylec Hansen. Leanne Joiner, Joan Lasscllc, Helen Pitney, Vicki Rob- Joynes, Alice lloagland. Karen Sigloh, Lynne Hol- berson, Andi Scvcrcidc. Claudia Gleason. Judy strom. Nancy Pearce, Sue Fox, Sue Birkcmcicr. Griswold, Donna Moore, Josi Paulson, Irene Officer Jerry Peters, instructor of judo and defense techniques at the Corvallis Police Department, demonstrates self defense for women to Jan Highland, chairman of the AWS “Be Prepared workshop. Associated Women Students tuned its program to the needs of the coed this year as it held a gridiron-explanation session with Dee Andros prior to the football season, a program of self defense featuring judo and defense techniques, a spring bridal show for all interested girls and a tutoring and vocational center for OSU coeds in the Women’s Lounge. Senior keys, the privilege of no closing hours, were extended to nearly 300 coeds this year as a result of the AWS Coed Congress. Run on a trial basis, the program was a huge success and insured the continuation of the privilege for senior and 21 -year-old women students. 127 saga of a workable government Participation by everyone was the aim of the Class of 1968 as the officers believed that the class should never become a small group of senators and a handful of informed class members. Group activities, Junior-Senior Prom, Junior Weekend and the class dance, provided opportunities for the class-at-large to participate. The result was an effective and workable government for the Junior Class. Junior Class officers, top. row one, left to right: Phyllis Holder, Vice President; Capi Forsgrcn. Secretary. Row two: Bing I.antis. Treasurer; Jerry Ota, President; Craig Thorscn, Sgt.-At-Arms. Junior Class Activity Council, above, row one. left to right: Glenda Zielinski. Mary Carlin. Jan Melvin. Francenc Anderson. Tina Flobcrg. Row two: Marsha Mackin. Joann Speck- % hart. Barb l.ong, Janet Bcdea, Craig Eiscnbcis, Phyllis Bolder, Bing I.antis. Capi Forsgren, Terry Brown. Row three: Craig Thorsen, Jerry Ota. Donna Moore. ' Dave Cassidy. Pat Connolly. ’ 128 The Sophomore Cotillion, “A Walk with Nancy Wilson. started off a year of activities for the Class of the Century. Beginning with class card discounts. the Sophomores sponsored their class dance featuring the Live l ive and their annual Christmas tree party during fall term. Winter was a term of planning, and Spring brought the Rook-Sophomore Picnic and AFS weekend. class of century Sophomore Class Activity Council, above, row one left to right: Linda Bellcrby. Gail Christerson, Char Icnc White. Helen Hunsaker. Row two: Cheryl Osier berg. Dave Magee, Terry Terriere. Russ Jordan. Nor ma Neal. Felix Wilson. Lou Ann Reiten, Bob Carlson Sophomore Class officers, below, row one. left to right: Nancy Oldfield, Secretary; Linda Prinsen, Vice President. Row two: John Hubbach, Treasurer; Jim Hucgli. President; Bill TenPas, Sgt.-At-Arms. 129 the class that roared Over ninety energetic freshmen built the rook bonfire as the Class of 1970 began the year in a “Blaze of Glory.” Thirty-two hundred strong, the class was eager to accept jobs equal to its size. Freshmen senators became active as they worked to fit their new class into the student body. The activities council worked diligently on a community cleanup project and the class sponsored its traditional class dance. Freshman Class Activity Council, row one. left to right: Mary Kropp. Diane Samuel. Nancy Shaffer. Connie Helfrich. Row two: Phyllis Gardner. Joy Fowler, Judy Duerst. Carolyn E:ricksen. Row three: Boh Atkins, Sally Bay, Judy Milner. Don Williams. Row four: Rick Kelley, Bill Plumcau, Janice Jessup. Jeff Clark. Freshman Class officers, left to right: Becky Hemphill. Vice President; Jerry Mulhauscr. Treasurer; Lee Klampe, President; Gary Goodman, Sgt.-At-Arms; Marti Snyder. Secretary. 130 Rick Vailc MU President Memorial Union involved more students this past year as the Program Council, under the leadership of MU President Rick Vailc, searched for new activities. Experimental television programs explaining campus activities, replaying convocation speeches and presenting craft shop demonstrations were beamed to all living groups and Corvallis homes subscribing to the cable. The MU sponsored a car rally that attracted 200 students, an IBM dance that ‘‘scientifically paired up 1300 Oregon Staters, a ski weekend at Mt. Bachelor accommodating 90 Beavers and a Halloween party attended by over 700 students. An election party for those interested in poll returns and a reception for new faculty members were also held. The traditional Christmas party, art exhibits, forums and MU movies were offered again this year. sphere of activities grows MU Council members were: Rick Vailc, John Benz, Bob Carlson. Carolyn Colvin, Linda Dale. Frank Erwin. Rob Fallow, Terry Tri, l.ynnc Hallstrom. Linda Steb-ncr, Nancy Hatch. Diana Holt, John King. Jerry Ota. Laura Raab, Caroline Sherman, Caroline Smith, Carl Vocgtly, Sandy Walker. Norm Woods. memorial union: MU: living room of the campus. George Stevens, Director of the Memorial Union, advised the MU Program Council. Members of the MU Board of Directors were: Robert Fuquay, H. I.. Kirkpatrick. Jack Porter, Milosh Popovich. Robert Chick. Husnu Ozyegin, Rick Vaile, Rob Fallow. Terri Tri, Elaine Carlson. MU Hostesses, row one, left to right: Robin McKib-ban. Jackie Lewis. Cathy Stewart, Patty Woodard. Row two: Molly Walters. Sara Jo Stovall, Val Davis. Sally Snead, Susan Thayer. Row three: Jill Hageman, Mary Norton. Norma Neal. Dorothy Fare, Sherry Adam. Advisor. Row four: Judy Weissert, Diana Leo. Chris Hepperle. Cheryl Dunn, Barbi Briscoe, President. 132 Project Halloween. MU bowling lanes facilitated classes and recreation. Ballroom became hospital during the annual Red Cross blood drive. hub of campus activity Ski enthusiasts bought and sold at the Ski Swap. The Craft Shop: center for creativity. PC' invasion. Pool was recreation for the more precise. 133 committee control: pursestrings and policies Recommending general policies concerning campus educational activities to the ASOSU Senate was the task of the Educational Activities Committee. Composed of both faculty and student members, the committee was responsible for clearing all budgets for publications. forensics, musical organizations, concerts and convocations and recreational sports. Educational Activities Committee members, row one. left to right: Anthony Birch; Marian Joiner; Dr. Thco. Ycrian. chairman; George Stevens; Irwin Harris. Row two: Bob Moore; Gary Thompson; Jim Lisbakkcn; Paul Schabcr. Row one. left to right: Richard Pahrc. Joan I.assellc. Lois Hamncr. Nancy Kelly. Marie Bussard, Manager Irwin Harris. Rick Vailc. Jo Anne Johnson. Row two: Bill Simms. Director George Stevens. Keith Olcs, Jim Youdc. Richard Bolton. Judy Carnahan. William Brennan. Dave Rubin, Margaret Lumpkin. The belief that activities are of value to all students keynoted this year’s Student Activities Committee. Headed by faculty chairman Marie Bussard and student chairman Nancy Kelly, the committee set the policies and procedures governing all recognized student organizations. Meeting bi-weekly, the committee reviewed and enforced its policy decisions in an effort to bring all organizations within a given set of standards. 134 Dean of Men Dan Poling prepares Opportunity OSU high school and district chairmen for Beaver Open House. those who spread the word Promoting higher education and specifically Oregon State University was the job of the 120 members of Opportunity OSU. With members from all parts of Oregon and the surrounding states, the committee tried to contact as many high school seniors as possible with the aim of answering their questions and encouraging them to continue their education. Opportunity OSU published an information booklet and built a slide room in addition to holding the annual Beaver Open House during Winter term. Opportunity OSU chairmen, above left, left to right: Joe MacDonald. District Chairman Manager; Carolyn Tuomi. Secretary-Treasurer; Marian Cushing. Materials Chairman; Pat Connolly. General Chairman. District Chairmen. left, left to right: Nancy Matcric, Judy Nash. Linda Bellcrby. Margaret Marks. Row two: Sue Rohrbough. Ken Thompson. Not pictured: Tom Brown. Steve Slavcns. Helen Pitney. Janice Lane, Jim Noteboom. 135 A smile, a nod or an hour’s talk over coffee was many times the unconscious beginning of a PeopIe-to-People exchange — an exchange where foreign and American students reached beyond themselves to form new bonds of friendship and understanding. Bound by common interests, by curiosity and by a desire to talk, strangers became friends at the Faculty-Student firesides. Only through these friendships can the success of People-to-People be measured. a smile and a new friend Pcoplc-to-Pcople members, row one. left to right: Joan Sexton; Carol Tyler; Josi Paulson. President; Helen Paulus; Debby Buffington; Lorraine Badurina; Tino Martinez. Row two: Wayne Hatter. Peer Krane, Brad Heckman, Mike Reid. Nyla Blakely, Kerry Sensenback. 136 Business exceeding $750,000 was transacted by the Cooperative Managers Association this year as new additions to their warehouse enabled them to expand their services and fill orders more efficiently. One of the few true college cooperatives in the country, the Association’s primary function was to supply food and services to the fraternity and sorority houses. All money left after expenses this year, thought to exceed last year’s $62,450 refund, was returned to the member houses. $750,000 enterprise Cooperative Managers Association officers, above, left to right: Dave Koch, Vice President; Clarence Bak-ken. President; Linda Maag, Secretary; Clyde Saylor. 137 greek exchange Better communication between Greek living groups was the aim of this year’s Panhcllcnic. Composed of sorority presidents and house delegates, Pan-hellenic arranged dinner exchanges to acquaint the girls in the various houses. Panhcllcnic worked out a new set of rules governing the visiting of high school seniors to allow the girls to visit campus while limiting pre-fall rushing in the houses. Toshic Nakamura, exchange student from Japan, was sponsored by Panhcllcnic and she lived in different houses during the year. Panhcllcnic representatives, top. row one, left 10 right: Margaret Buchanan, Annette Hanccy, Nancy Copenhagen. Barbara Lewis, Barbara Cone, Pam Giles. Barbara Carpenter. Barbara Montag, Alice Hoagland, Carol May. Row two: Asst. Dean Janet Crist. Karen Taber, Penny Kramer, Lois Hamncr. Kristen dcLancey, Joan Elliot. Sue Cherry. Judy Anderson. Marilyn Stanfield, Kathy Millet. Linda Prin-scn. Helen Hcringcr. Dean JoAnnc Johnson. Panhcllcnic otliccrs, above, row one, left lo right: Annette Hanccy. Secretary; Margaret Buchanan. President; Alice Hoagland. Vice President; Nancy Copenhagen. Treasurer. Row two: Helen Hcringer, Rush Delegate Chairman; Pam Giles, Assistant Rush Delegate Chairman. 138 Interfraternity Council promoted the Greek way of life with the preparation of an explanatory film which was sent to high schools and PTA’s throughout the state and the mailing of a letter to the parents of all new male students entering Oregon State, encouraging them to investigate Greek living. IFC sponsored the first Greek Week on the OSU campus which included a convocation speaker, a concert and athletic events. The council took a stand on the racial problem as they drafted a statement in favor of local autonomy and the stand of the OSU chapter of Sigma Chi. Taking care of all discipline for the houses, IFC worked with Panhellenic to eliminate the vandalism experienced by several sorority houses early in the year. promotion, equality and discipline IFC cabinet, above, left to right: Jack Clark, Executive Vice President: Bill Dierdorff, Treasurer; Bill Simms, Judiciary Vice President; Wes Chase, Senator; Bob Poole. President; Greg Jacob. Secretary. IFC representatives, top, row one. left to right: Bill Dicr-dorff. Rod Ninomiya. Chuck Rouse, Terry Aman, (iary Morioka, Bill Scott. John Wagcnblast. Pat Marquis, Greg Jacob. Jack Clark. Jay Greenwood. Row two: Richard Pahre. Bill Sims. Jon Pearson, Dave Haack. John Sanders. Jack Austin. John Holmes. Jeff Young. George Sharp, George Irwin. Curt Mumford. Dwayne Foley, Bill Woodcock. Bob George, Bob Poole, Dave Knowles, Mike Gaulke, I.ee Schlenker. Todd Jones. Lynn Pope. Wes Chase. Don Porten. Bill Christianson. Mike Hoover. 139 project santagram “Santagrams were sold to students and delivered to lucky recipients by Junior Panhcllcnic members to finance their annual pledge dessert. Held in February, the dessert served to acquaint sorority pledges. Junior Panhcllcnic also sponsored a Christmas caroling party which entertained residents of various rest homes in the Corvallis area. Junior Panhcllcnic officers, above, row one, left to right: Holly Willing, Treasurer; Grct-chen Hohn, President; Alice Beach, Historian; (iingcr Daggett. First Vice President. Row two: Asst. Dean of Women, Janet Crist; Sue Ricardc, Secretary; Pam Lundgren, Second Vice President; Linda Prinscn, Advisor. Junior Panhcllcnic representatives, below, row one. left to right: Jeannette Statlcr, Barb Hanauska. Gay Bloom. Connie Hclfrich, Lolita Carl, Linda Lockard, Gretchcn Hohn. Sally Adams. Row two: Paula Lcvand. Pam Lundgren. Cinda Heringcr, Sue Ricardc. Holly Willing, Annette KnoufT, Judy Holman, Linda Davis. Row three: Sherry Dotson, (linger Daggett. Carolyn Boyd. Cindy Hughes. Alice Beach. Sue Farmer, Marcia Mink, Nicki Tcrricrc. Jan Jessup. Carol Stevens, Cheryl Coen. 140 ) The Junior Interfraternity Council concentrated on preparing its members for future college and fraternity life. JIFC members were placed on IFC committees this year to prepare them to take over fraternity government later in their college careers. Planning the annual Mixer taught members the details of planning campus activities. Members also dealt with common pledgeship problems and discussed general fraternity business. greek training ground � Junior Interfraternity Council representatives, above, row one. le i to right: Marc BurgrafT. Bob Spclbrink. T. J. Hicks. Mike Vonderahc. Dudley Miller. Mike Vaughn. Kandy Kindred. Pat Loop. Mick Dcjardin. Mike Cripc. Row two: Martin Gcntcmann, Terry Lee. Cireg Taylor. Mike Farghcr. Bob Haggart. Jim Ost-lind. Jim Curtis, Gary Gubscr, Earl Johnson, Dan Duncan. Jim Heigl. Gary Adwcll, Park Thcdc. Rob Rector, Al Garre. Mike O’Connor. Craig Shepherd. JIFC officers, left to right: Mike Vaughn. Vice President: Mike VonDcrahe, Treasurer; Dudley Miller. President; Randy Kindred. Secretary; Terry Aman. Advisor. 141 cooperative unity Mothers Weekend banquet and buffet highlighted the year for the Women’s Residence Hall Council as it culminated a year of cooperative efforts between the women’s living groups. Working with a new advisor. Miss Mary Currie, the Council investigated and discussed suggestions and complaints throughout the year with the aim of promoting group unity as well as making life in the residence halls a more enjoyable and rewarding experience. Recognized on campus by their light and dark blue uniforms, the WRHC was composed of hall officers and floor presidents. WRHC officers, above, left to right: Judy Carnahan. Vice President; Kay Markham, Corresponding Secretary; Karen Sigloh. President; Radinc Noji. Secretary - Treasurer; Wanda l.outzcnhiscr, Senator. WRHC representatives. right, row one. left to right: Karen Sigloh. Radinc Noji. Judy Carnahan, Nadine Kanemasu. Bonnie Thomas, Kay Markham. Madclyn Bounocorc. Row two: Wanda l.oulzcnhiscr, JoAnnc Brown, Rosemary Allen. Leadcll Steinka, Kathy Hamilton. Terri Towers, Sue Wheelhouse, Pam l.uckcy. Row three: Cherrill Titus. Janet Bentz. Jan Ward. Judy Holstc, Judy Wagner, Olivia Smith. Sue I.ehan. Shirley Edwards. Trista Toyota. Michele Foster, Gail Chris-terson, Mary Currie, Advisor. 142 I judiciary system faces trial Policies on linen supplies, firearm storage, dining hall dress and canteen operation were handled by the Men’s Residence Hall Council as they worked toward establishing a uniform set of standards for the men’s dorms. A new judiciary system was put into effect on a trial basis. In addition to the standardizing of rules, the MRHC sponsored their usual social events and took part in student government. MRHC officers, above left, left to right: Max Stalnakcr, Treasurer; Barbara Baker, Secretary; Dick Lehmann, President; Jim Libby, Senator; Don Jackson. Vice President. MRHC representatives, left, were: Steve Taylor. Cauthorn Hall, President; Charles Williams; Steve Norton; Alan Gaines; Mike Eycr; Jeff Dullum; Ken MacRac, McNary Hall President; Jim Hagan; Dan Betts; Chris Cox; Ron J'ranke; John Higgins: Brad Tclyca, Poling Hall President; Steve Morse; Tom Cattrall; Ron Head; Bob Nelson; Buz Payne; Sandy Mcisner. Sackctt Hall President; Tom Pick; Dave Brown. Weatherford Hall President; Jim St. John; John Ray; Gene Hill; Allen Morgan; Stan Baron; Larry Black; George Bolon; John Yorston; Lloyd Chapman, Wilson Hall President; Alan Lindsay; John Geyer; Dan Adelman; Larry Brizcndinc; Von Thompson; Dick Lehmann; Don Jack-son; Max Stalnakcr; Jim Libby; Barbara Baker. 143 membership grows with new additions Avery, Dixon and Oxford houses became realities this year as the Inter-Cooperative Council’s many plans materialized into the new living groups. The completion of these three houses and an emphasis toward stronger membership drives met ICC’s goal of keeping the co-ops abreast of the rapidly growing campus. The council also continued its work on the Sulphur Springs Project, a cleanup and picnic-facility addition to MacDonald Forest, and held its annual fall dance. Inter-Cooperative Council officers, row one. left to right: Duane Mueller, Vice President; Kathy Schaad, Secretary; Kandy Robinson, President. Row two: Allen Fribcrg, Senator; James Torgcrson, Treasurer. 144 Alumni Association Executive Committee of the Board of Directors. row one. left to right: Mrs. Helen Kelly. Second Vice President; John Byrne. President; Richard Fames; E. B. Lemon; Terry Elder. First Vice President. Row two: Donald Johnson. Treasurer; Rudy Thielemann; Burton Sclbcrg; Rudy Kallander; Craig McMickcn. 40,011 linked news media to campus balanced Keeping track of 40.011 former OSU students was the job of the Alumni Association. Working from its offices in the MU, the Association planned class reunions and off-campus gatherings, helped with Homecoming and channeled information about Oregon State students and their activities to the OSU archives and Horner Museum. Together with the Department of Information, the Alumni Association published the alumni magazine. The Oregon Stater. and a new bulletin. The OSU Scope, which were sent to alums as well as friends and parents of Oregon Staters. The melting pot of the four major OSU student publications, the Daily Barometer, Heaver, OSU Review and Fusser’s Guide, is the Student Publications Committee, headed by F. M. Shidelcr. Functional control of the campus literature was the Committee’s main duty, as questions of editorial policy and problems were at a relative ebb this year. Editors and business managers appointed by the Committee worked reciprocally with communication-minded faculty and staff members to discuss problems as they arose. Publications Committee members. row one. left to right: Alice Wallace; Irene Stauss; Fred Shidelcr, Chairman; Janet Schultz: Kenneth Munford. Row two: Charles Peck-ham. Bob Moore. Ted Carlson, Chuck Clarke. Barbara Lewis, Irwin Harris. 145 honoraries honoraries honoraries hono 146 Row one, left to right: Jerry Ola. Tom McDowell. Dave Smith. Row two: Hill DicrdorfT, Paul I.arson, Doug Hiatt. Row three: Tom Brigham. Chuck Clarke, Ed Jacobson. Row four: Rob Fallow. James Neill. John Benz. Row five: Gary Rhoades, JclT Heimbuck, JcIT Nelson. now 0,Ie. left to right: Fanny Zurita, Irene Yamamoto, Cdenda McLain. Kathy Hamilton. Row two: Margaret Olson. Sharyn Bullis, Marie Rodgers. Mary Bartlc, Row three: Joan Sexton. Sherrie Smith. JoAnnc Cunningham. Eunice George. Row four: Janice Brownell, Linda Jenkins, Lnula Cauthon. Jan Beem. Row five: Margaret Alexander, Kristi lonn, Elaine Nishimura, Maureen Connolly. Row six: Judy Mohning, Carol Brown. Jan Ccllcrs, Barbara Cowgill. Row seven: Linda Engle. Susan Tatom, Sue Birkc-meir. Ruth Ann Stephens. Row eight: Patricia Ames. Leigh Barry, Dian Wahl. future ad men alpha delta sigma-advertising Men helping to publicize OSU joined in the fun and work of Alpha Delta Sigma, advertising honorary. Field trips to Portland advertising agencies, the publication and distribution of the Fttsser’s Guide and selling ads to local merchants were included in the honorary’s activities. project: activate alpha lambda delta-frosh women The members of Alpha Lambda Delta, freshman women’s scholastic honorary, worked to activate their club this year. The Top Ten Take-off, a reception for freshmen with outstanding grades, proved to be a big success. Other activities included a tutoring program in connection with Mortar Board and AWS and a money-making project to increase their depleted funds. 147 service with a smile alpha phi omega-service The Ugly Man on Campus is sought each year by Alpha Phi Omega, national service honorary for former Hoy Scouts. The organization, which helps out when needed, extended its services to checking of coats at MU dances. The donation of more radios to the infirmary was a continuing service this year. Alpha Phi Omega men also repainted OSU ballot boxes which they presented to the school several years ago. Row one, left to right: John Hortcnstinc. Patrick Carroll. Terry Witter. Row two: Victor Rhodes. Boyd Yadcn. George (irillcy. Row three: Marv Wirfs. Craig Donaldson, I.cland Schlcnkcr. Row four: Gerald Montgomery. Al Miller. Row one. left to right: Ken Banks. Don Withycombc, Tom Mayes, Jim Notcboom. Stephen Davis. Row two: George Meyers. Les Stephens. John Holmes, H. Bryce Vibbcrt. Row three: John Gilmour. Jay Drinkwatcr. Jim Zielinski, Dave Cooper. Larry Gardner. Row four: Stephen Taylor. Rick Thompson. Ihomas Wong, Jack Reich. Milo Tubbs. Row five: Bill Miller, Russ Bowman. Dan Bocgcr. Ron Lindland. Dan Foster. Row six: Klaus Alt. Dennis Bcrkcy. Dale Kuenzi. Stephen Procbstcl. Donald Bennett. Row seven: Brian Ncucombc. John Nibler. Mark Barber, Bob Adelman. Jerry Sloan. Row eight: Glenn Klein. Robert Chute. Gary Cruikshank. D. Curtis Mumford. Ralph Ande-regg. Wayne Shull. outstanding in field alpha zeta-agriculture Following a relatively inactive fall term, the members of Alpha Zeta, agriculture honorary, busied themselves in directing Beaver Preview for the School of Agriculture and in selecting the outstanding freshman in their school. During spring term, the honorary evaluated courses and teachers in the School of Agriculture, which proved valuable to Alpha Zeta members and profitable for all students in the school. 148 A r ' t I Row one, left to right: Sandi Kaspari, Karen Nelson, Leslie Longfellow. Row two: ''—’ n',J ’— -------------- v’------ McCallisler. Row three: Mcrrilec Winterrowd, Mitchell. Joan Forrette. Row four: Carole Robinson. Anderson. Carol Fran .en. Not pictured: Mary Jo Stopp. Row one, left to right: Carolyn Colvin, Karen Tsubota, Joan Batchelder. Row two: Vernon I.aird, James Weathers, Gary Heesackcr. Row three: Robert Kerr. Steve Ycatcs. Leslie Hunter. i i i I I mums, smiles and the big o beaver belles-osu hostesses Beaver Belles, official hostesses for the OSU athletic department, were those junior and senior women seen holding the Orange O at football games. In addition to entertaining at training table and promoting school spirit, the girls acted as guides during Beaver Preview and met Senator Robert Kennedy at the Corvallis airport. all accounted for beta alpha psi-accounting Visits to accounting firms in Portland were on the schedule of Beta Alpha Psi activities for the first time this year. The national accounting honorary sponsored several lectures in the field of accounting as well as holding their annual spring banquet. In addition to other field trips, the OSU chapter held an exchange with the U of O. 149 Row one. left to right: Margaret I.omax. F.llcn Schcrmer-horn. Row two: Glenda Ziefinske. Lynne Hallstrom. Row three: Carolyn Kirk. Joan Forrette. Row jour: Marcia Martin. Carole Brown. Row five: Lillian Eaton. Sonya Lozier. moon maids the crescents-AX A auxiliary A raffle was sponsored by the “Crescents”, AXA’s auxiliary, to raise money for their Christmas gift to the house. The girls also served at the tea honoring the AXA’s new housemother, sponsored a surprise fireside complete with band, and provided skits for the men throughout the year. Six girls were pledged as new members. bright lights eta kappa nu-electrical engineering Eta Kappa Nu, electrical engineering honorary, honored the top juniors and seniors in electrical engineering. In addition to their two initiations, the organization published an E.E. department student-faculty directory. Dearborn Hall tours on Dad’s Weekend and Beaver Preview, the annual book auction in the spring, and the election of the outstanding sophomore electrical engineer were also activities of Eta Kappa Nu. Row one, left to right: Wayne Kelsoc. Bob Kirchcr, Wayne Fischer, Milton Kanemoto. Row two: John Heflcr, Gene Nishimura, Moe Jamshidi, Philip Swinchart. Row three: Dean Anderson. Larry Sciuchetti. Larry Brandt. Marc Saunders. Row four: Michael Drost. Wayne Wesson. Brett Austin. F. Mike Carson. Row five: Tom Cattrall, Dan Schimclpfcnig. Jim Lisbakken. Norman Baird. Row six: I.cs Moore, Willard Stratton. Jim Bcrnklan. Don Cooley. Row seven: Russell Reeves. Merlin Pallcnsky. 150 noteworthy musicians euterpe- music they also serve famacs-cDKlauxiliary In addition to ushering for Corvallis-OSU Music Association events, members of Euterpe, local women’s honorary, sponsored three classical guitarists and the Oberkirchcn’s C hildren’s Choir this year. In the spring, Euterpe presented their annual dinner, Chaminadc Table. To become a member, girls must have shown a definite interest and have maintained a 3.0 in music courses. Foreign student orientation was the job of Phi Kappa Sigma’s auxiliary, FAMACS. The girls of the Friday Afternoon Marching and Chowder Society met with foreign students to help them with English, answer questions about American customs, and generally make them feel more a part of the University campus. The girls also acted as big sisters for the fraternity’s pledges. Row one. left to right: Sharon Henderson, Kathy Connall, Janet Martin. Row two: Alice Torgerson, Carol Ryder, Carolyn Kirk. Row three: Val Hcusser, Sue Root, Jean Hopcman. BE ' Row one. left to right: Margie Rasmussen, Janete Jordan, Debbie Payne. Row two: Barbara Saar, Carol Seibert, Sue Armstrong. Row three: Mavis Wagner, Brenda Schmitz, Doreen Frocsc. Row four: Murl Snyder, (jinny Klctzcr. Carlann Burkhcimer. Row five: Donna Allen, Sue Dawson, Odelia J- Wilson. Row six: I.cla l.ieuallcn. Gwendolyn Walter, Patty Elkins. 151 Row one. left to right: Julie Culham, Dalcnc Otto, Marcia Read. Row two: Carol Sathcr, Sharli Scott, Gail Estes. Row three: Harold Marston.Ciloria Larson. Marilyn White. Row four: Janet Williams. Diane Dcslcr. Horton Fross. Row five: Anne Lasswcll, adviser; Jean Beard. learning to teach kappa delta pi-education Row one, left to right: Paul Anderson. Chris Brown. Jim Benshoof. Bob DeSpain. Row two: Jim McCoy, Ron Bar-rey. Jim Jackson. John Rollofson. Row three: Lonnie Jolma. Dave Stauffer. Rick Vrem. Bob Burr. Row four: Dave Weller, Neil Sankvik. Robert Schappcr, Paul Ely. Row five: John Dilworth, Gregory Horn. Not pictured: Dave Krumbein. Ray Jorgenson. Bill Rasmussan. forward, march kappa kappa psi-marching band Members of Kappa Delta Pi, national education honorary, could boast of an active chapter this year. Regular meetings were held to plan the student-faculty tea honoring new education professors and to discuss the honorary’s other activities. Between fall and spring initiation, a representative was sent to the regional conference where “Federal Aid to Education and Its Role was the theme. Kappa Kappa Psi, honorary for members of the OSU Marching Band, ushered for musical events on campus, took part in a spring recital with Euterpe, and raised money for a scholarship for a worthy band member this year. Kappa Kappa Psi also helped to establish the national women’s honorary for band members. A visiting national secretary highlighted the year and encouraged members to help SOC to establish a Kappa Kappa Psi chapter at Ashland. 152 Row one. left to right: Linda Griggs, Sally McMillan.Cathy Stewart. Row two: Rosalie Hill. Barbara White, Pat Stone. Row three: David Dahlstrom. Steve Enna, Nancy Hcnklc. Row four: led Wiprud, advisor; Mike Jones, Leighton Hiranaga. colorful compositions kappa pi-art Kappa Pi, national art honorary, presented a bazaar and pot sale during Mother’s Weekend. Money for the sale went into the fund to establish the Karen Larson memorial scholarship for students in art. Kappa Pi meetings were highlighted by art movies and speakers. Interested members also met at teacher's studios during the year to receive critiques on their art work. two blood drives kappa psi- pharmacy OSU’s chapter of Kappa Psi, national service honorary for men in pharmacy, sponsored the Province Convention where the honorary’s purpose and future were evaluated. Following initiation, the members sponsored two campus blood drives, staged the Apothecary Ball, and generally promoted their profession at Kappa Psi meetings. Row one. left to right: Nick Mccklcm, Gary DcVoc. James Miyashiro, Wallace Juc. Bill Spahr. Row two: John Sauer. Donald Williams, Gary Sherwood, Clark Tcxlcy, Michael Ccllcrs. Row three: Lee Tucker, Larry Bierman, Larry Kempfer, Bill Pigeon, Hans Wiik. Row four: Norman Horiuchi, Jim Bailey, Larry Nave, Jerry Howell, Leonard Lcis. Row five: Philip Paasch, Rick Campbell. Paul Knerr, Ken Huff. Dennis Stcindorf. Row six: Verlin Rhoades, Douglas Rude, Larry Gayton, H. Jim Henderson, John TenPas. Row seven: Harold Stoll, Steven Murata, Ed 153 Rcelence lambda kappa sigma-pharmacy Lambda Kappa Sigma, national women’s pharmacy honorary, assisted Kappa Psi in staging the Pharmacy Banquet and the campus blood drives. During winter term, the members presented a tea for women majoring in Pharmacy and the wives of Pharmacy majors. Lambda Kappa Sigma’s major money-raising projects were the selling of jackets and weights to pharmacy students. little sisters serve little sisters of minerva-1AEauxiliary Little Sisters of Minerva, the auxiliary of Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, worked on service projects both within the SAE house and on campus. The girls assisted the house by hostessing during social functions and serving as big sisters for the pledges. The little sisters served the campus by working on the blood drives and ushering at university plays. Row one. left to right: Sue Ann Irving, Pamela Ting, Nadine Kanemasu. Row two: Karen Bothnc, Sara White, Patty Hemphill. Row three: Susan Fairley, Marilyn I.ovc-ridge, Frances Houck. Row four: Anne Hovce, Nancy Pearce, Torch James. Row five: Meg Fowler, Mary Jo Nelson, Barbara Anderson. Row six: Patty Elkins. Marty Hetrick. Row one. left to right: Jan Williams. Barbara U’ren, Dor-inda Daggett, Darlene Brcvik. Row two: Ann Hoffman, Nan Reinhorn, Lou Ann Reitcn, Patty Hclfrich, Row three: Sally Norton. Sharon Wilson. Sue HulTord. Lynda Field. Row four: Linda Baxter, Kathy Hill, Denie Price, Janet Kelly. Row five: Judy Lambert, Carol Toombs, Jo Bowser, Pam Hutchinson. 154 lead men, women masque and dagger-drama Masque and Dagger, honorary for outstanding dramatists, changed their purpose to include service projects this year. In addition to presenting Skin of Our Teeth. Medea, Tiny Alice, Midsummer-Night's Dream and Tartuffe, the dramatists took field trips to Eugene and OCE. Row one, left to right: I.cni Sinclair, Gary DeVoe, Myra Odonc, Kay Rakcstraw. Row two: •Kathy Benedict, •Duane Benedict, Joy Ocdcr, Foggy Robinson. Row three: John Kiniura. ’Dick Green, ’Jody McCoy, 'Sue Dick. Row four: James Wilson. Rick Wallace, Janet Krause. •Kelly Graham. Row five: C. V. Bennett, adviser. Alex Wallace, adviser. Craig Dennis Row six: Steve Bodner, Loren Macnab. Not pictured: Mike Lync, Jack Trowbridge. • national colleviate nlaver. j -y 1 •_.Or! . Row one. left to right: Joyce Hcrold, Jan Melvin. Row two: Sandra Newell, Kathy Monroe. Row three: Cal Monroe, Mike Reid, Wayne Shull. ifye boosters mu beta beta-4-H Extending a helping hand. Mu Beta Beta, national 4-H honorary, assisted SOC and EOC in organizing their own Mu Beta Beta chapters. Selected for their contributions to 4-H, the members assist the collegiate 4-H club. They also sponsored the Freshman Scholarship Trophy and the IFYE. International Farm Youth Exchange, program. 155 something’s cooking omicron nu-home economics Omicron Nu, national home economics honorary, limited its activities to its national goal of promoting scholarship, leadership, and research. The members worked hard to accomplish this goal. They encouraged academic achievement by honoring sophomores in Home Economics having a GPA of 3.0 or above. They also sent congratulations to freshmen girls in Home Economics who had obtained a 3.0 or better. Row one. left to right: Mary Steen. Karen Schcclc, Marlene Wilson. Row two: Barbara Branch. Bonnie TcnPas, Joy Young. Row three: Janet Williams. Sue Haith, Carole Linn. Row lour: Marcia McCormick, Lorna Campbell. Diane Dcslcr. Row five: Cheryl Porter, Virginia Ives, Becky Schild. Mimi Rasmussen. From the top. Clockwise: Miss Brust. Karen Smith. Marsha Mackin. Cheryl Petty, Melissa Rycsky, Gerry Zclfer, Le-anne Joyncs. Mina McDaniel, Karen Kerr, Janet Taylor, Kathy Clark. feminine fitness orange “o”- physical education Members of Orange “O” acted as official hostesses for events held in connection with the Women's Building. The services of this honorary also extended to ushering at football and basketball games. Students and faculty were both eligible to be tapped for outstanding service to WRA. 156 v l i I I Row one. left to right: Sharon Kasahara, Judy Yoder, Karen Tsubota, Carolyn Colvin, Ann Poling. Row two: Marti Pence, Joan Batchcldcr, Bernadette Stone. Karen Snodgrass. Syncttc Dingcs. Row three: Susan Bell, Kay Burgess, Judy Bender. Carol Brown, Peggy Wolny. Row four: Shelby Carlson. Barbara Herron, Lynn Anderson. Ellen Bencckc, Linda Schmidt. Row five: Lee Abrahamsen, Joanne Brown. Gail Gawley. Lynda Davidson, Sharon Herbert. Row six: Cheron Thics, Judy Miller. Diane Stacey, Paula Eubanks, Diane Moshberger. Row seven: Tcri Wallace, Patricia Malone. Barb Webb, Jean Suhrbicr. Row-eight: Cheryl Waser, Vcnita Volpp, Carolyn Jcldcn. Jancll Beebe, Nyla Blakely. Row nine: Judy Anderson. Loretta Kricns, Judy Jimmerson. Diane Summers, Judy Stadheim, Sue Setzer. women who mean business Row one. left to right: Lester Wilson. Kenneth Waks, Steven Ellc, Jerry Ota. Dennis Taylor. Row two: Curtis Kenagy, Larry Heinonen, Jeff Dullum, David Butler, Tom C. Brown. Row three: Steven Harrington. Fred Dearborn, Dennis Nelson, James West, Stephen Slavcns. Row four: Steven Buckstcin. Steven Hansen, Jan Blakely. John Hor-tensline. Warren King. Row five: John Jacobson. Jim Benedict, Tom Cattrall. James F. Johnson. Bruce Cole. Row-six: Dick Evans, Ron Athay, Perry Camp, Craig Sandberg, Dennis Holvcrstott. Row seven: Dan Adclman, Dan Sparks, Curtis Mumford, Don Peters, Chris Achtcrman. Row eight: Dan Davy, Dave Place, Steve Smith. 3.5’s with rook lids phi chi theta-business phi eta sigma-freshman men . f Phi Chi Theta, national business women’s honorary, presented its largest pledge class this year. As a service organization for the School of B T, the members sponsored guest speakers throughout the year. They also presented awards to the outstanding senior and one to the freshman with the highest GPA in the School of B T. In extending its services to the high school level, PCT assisted with the Oregon Future Business Leaders of America Convention. Phi Eta Sigma, freshman men’s honorary, honored the top ten per cent of the entering freshmen class at the fall term Top Ten Takeoff. Later in the year freshman men with college GPA’s of 3.5 or above were tapped and honored at an initiation banquet at which President Jensen was the guest speaker. During fall term the members distributed Hints on How to Study to the freshman English classes. 157 Row one, left to right: Clay Kcllchcr, Joel Davis, adviser; Jim Harries. Row two: Jerome Jacoby, Gary Grimes, Clyde Saylor. Row three: Robert Munson. John Cleveland. Row four: Roger Gray, Walter Yungen they really count phi mu epsilon-mathematics The members of Pi Mu Epsilon, national mathematics honorary, were active both locally and nationally this year. Bob Munson, '67, spoke at the national convention and was joined by fellow students and math faculty in speaking at local monthly meetings. PME’s annual Freshmen-Sophomorc Math Contest in the Spring recognized outstanding math students. they know the ropes pi tau sigma-mechanical engineering Serving the mechanical engineering department, Pi Tau Sigma held two initiations for eligible juniors and seniors, sponsored the annual faculty-student softball game, and sent an Oregon State representative to the National PTS convention. The honorary also put up a composite picture of the graduating mechanical engineers. Row one, left to right: Kent Caveny, Dick Johannson, C. Gilbert Borquist. Row two: Jim LaRuc, Jim Ellis, Alfred Mercer. Row three: Keith Clark, Douglas L. Gilbert. Bruce Anderson. 158 druggists unite rho chi-pharmacy r-o-u-g-h engineering sigma tau-engineering Rho Chi, national pharmacy honorary, became more unified this year as pharmacy students moved back into their remodeled building. Rho Chi sponsored displays in the building’s showcases, an initiation banquet winter term and all-pharmacy awards banquet spring term. Row one. left to right: Marilyn Lovcridgc, Sue Ann Irving. Row two: Anne Hovcc, Patty Elkins. Row three: James Miyashiro. Rick Campbell. Nick Mecklcm. Not pictured: David Bircs. Karen Bothnc. For Beaver Preview, members of Sigma Tau, national engineering honorary, acted as guides for parents and high school students eager to learn about OSU. Two initiations were held to induct members who had become eligible by ranking in the upper one-third of their junior and senior classes. The Sigma Tau’s major project was the establishment of a memorial scholarship in the name of Dr. Richardson to be awarded to an outstanding engineering student. Row one, left to right: Wayne Kclsoc, Gene Nishimura, Wayne Fischer. Moe Jamshidi. Row two: Thomas Hallon, Larry Sciuchctti, I,arry Brandt. Philip Swinchart. Row three: Robert G. Ball, Gary A. Solan, Ron Darling, Thomas Gould. Row four: Jim Benedict. Dan Schimclpfcnig, Wayne A. Wesson. I.cs Moore. Row five: Jim Libby, Chuck Thors-ncss. Jim l.aRuc, Merlin Ballcnsky. Row six: David Beach. Ahdij! Dai la Robert E. Fuller. 159 � Row one. left to right: Bob Kircher. Vincent P. Leung. James K. Valentine. Row two: Dean Anderson, Robert Fujimoto, Phil Swinchart. Row three: Larry Sciuchctti, Moc Jamshidi, Douglas Nelson. Row four: Dan Schimcl-pfenig, Robert Kyle. Larry Brandt. Row five: John D. Brachcr. James I.isbakkcn. Norman Baird. Row six: William R. Davies. Willard Stratton. Merlin Ballcnsky. engineered excellence Row one. left to right: Irene Stauss, Susy Riches, Floy McClain. Linda Stcbncr. Row two: Janet Hammond. Marylcc Hansen, Judy Larson, Lynne Hallstrom. Row three: Ann Erickscn. Dorothy Hallaian, Sharon DeYoung, Christine Thompson. Row four: Veronica Soulek. Jeanne Ewalt, Rita Hansen. Row five: Jody Jaross, Susan Hubbard. t I they communicate tau beta pi-engineering theta sigma phi-journalism Tau Beta Pi, engineering scholastic and service honorary, devoted most of its time to initiating new members from the junior and senior classes in engineering. Holding two initiation ceremonies and banquets this year, the organization honored those engineering students who had attained high scholarship and exemplary character. The chapter also sent its president. Bob Kircher. to the National Convention in Austin, Texas. During the annual spring Matrix Table Banquet, three outstanding women of achievement from the campus and the community were honored. Theta Sigma Phi. national journalism honorary for women, sponsored the Adelaide Lake award for a freshman woman entering OSU to study journalism, and the Publications Open House to acquaint freshmen with the Beaver and the Barometer. They also handled the publication and sales of the 1966 Fusser’s Guide. 160 branch writers xi sigma phi-forestry A big help to freshmen was the new Xi Sigma Phi advisory board system where “Big Brothers” helped new students plan curriculum and study. To aid forestry students, evaluation of all forestry courses was sponsored by the forestry honorary. To become a member of Xi Sigma Phi, forestry majors must have a 3.0 accumulative grade average. Row one. left to right: Richard Symons, John I..Smith, Herbert Hammond III, John I.cmos. Row two: Jack Oncal, Dale Stcnnctt, William L. Denney, Craig M. Nicholson. Row three: Donald DeMars, David Worden, Tom Great-house, A. J. Guistina. Row four: Dennis Pope. Tod Files, Steven Fletcher, Mike Stewart. Row five: James E. Nielsen, W. J. Wcs-scll, Everett Hansen, Steven Hildreth. Row six: Ron Stewart. William Groman. John Shoberg, John Warning, Charles Whitten. 161 top senior women mortar board In celebrating its 50th anniversary this summer, the OSU chapter of Mortar Hoard, national senior women’s honorary, sent a delegate to the Ohio State University convention. Mortar Board participated in various activities on campus this year. It organized a tutoring program with AWS and Alpha Lambda Delta, and it presented guest speakers, speaking on such topics as “The New Morality, Art, Elections and Religion. The members acted as hostesses for State Legislature Day. They presented a coffee in honor of Miss Jo Anne Johnson. new Dean of Women. Row one. left to right: Judy Miller. Nancy Pearce, Linda Klote, Betty Hutchinson. Row-two: Joan Batchcldcr, Linda Stebner, Linda Dale. Marian Joiner. Row three: Kappy Her-barger. Kathy Clark, Christy Haglund. Sharon DeYoung. Row four: Diana Kleiner, Lois Hamner, Ellen Schermerhorn, Bonnie Ten-Pas. Row five: Barb Lewis. Mary Jo Gainer, Margaret Summers Buchanan. Not pictured: Charli Scott. Becky Shild, Marty Krohn. key dub builds men blue key Activity is the password for Blue Key members. After orienting freshmen students. Blue Key served the campus by counting ballots, hosting convocations, and participating in open houses. Members actively discussed OSU's current problems and offered suggestions wherever helpful. Two delegates, John Gocsling and Rob Fallow, were sent to Blue Key’s Fifteenth Biennial Convention. Sealed in from, left to right: Gary Hccsakcr, man. Rick Vailc. Doug Hiatt. Jim Lisbakkcn, Kjcll Kranc. Rob Fallow, Bob Moore. Hus- John Holmes, Chuck Dailey. Standing: Larry nu Ozyegin. Jack Clark. Seated in hack: Brandi. Ed Frcdcnburg. Bob Poole. Darwin Herb Hammond, John Benz. Lloyd Chap- Reese, John Gocsling, Bill Sims. 163 eagle beavers talons-sophomore women Talons, sophomore women's honorary, incorporated many services into their year’s activities. Throughout the year, they provided information booths and staffed election stations. They greeted Senator Robert Kennedy at the airport fall term, assigned Green Ribbon punishments and ushered at the Charter Day Convocation. Row one. left to right: Jeanne Fukuji, Sharon Dasahara, Carol Burroughs, Joy Minty, Myra Bclnap. Row two: Nancy Lincoln, Mary Lou Harris, Debbie Kennedy, Pam Smith, Kathy Hamilton. Row three: Margie Hansclman, Shirley Hudson, Cathy Rice, Ccci Bengoa, Dian Lamb. Row four: Sue Wheclhousc, Linda Bailey, Kristi Tonn, Ruth Ann Stephens. Darlene Etchart. Row five: Margaret Olson, Pauline Shiraishi, Janis Sugahiro, Blou Bagley, Linda Cauthon. Row six: Caroline Smith. Cathy Bccklcy. Catherine C. Smith, Grctchcn Hecsacker, Jan Beem. Row seven: Judy Mohning, Vicki Burch. Patricia Slusa-renko, Judy Gregory, Terri Tower- Row eight: JoAnnc Keith, Glenda Villcrup, Susan Tatom,Sandy Kohring, Judy Gonsalves. Row nine: Joyce Rcyburn, Janet Bcntz, Susan Fox, Leigh Barry. Row ten: Jill Hardtkc, Lcta Roberts, Helen Pitney. 164 sophomore servicemen thanes-sophomore men In addition to the traditional services during registrations, elections and assemblies, Thanes, sophomore men’s honorary, began four new service projects this year. They helped at the Alum Bar-B-0 during Homecoming, distributed baskets to needy Corvallis families at Thanksgiving, helped freshmen women move into their permanent dorms after Rush Week, and proctored for the SAT tests during New Student Week. A history of the honorary was compiled by the Thanes’ historian. Row one, left to right: Tom C. Brown, Rick Stcbncr, Alan Stonewall, Arnold Muncno, Steven Wojahn. Row two: Bob Wicgand, Bill Lauer, Phil Yasui, Tom Lee, Ted Jones. Row three: Dave Procbstel, Steve Eubanks, I.arry Sicvcrs, Jim Howard, Curtis Kcnagy. Row four: Dennis Boshears, Mike Rutledge, Stan Inouyc, Bob Hall. John Jacobson. Row five: Bill Hampton. Don Rcdifcr, Dave Cagley, Larry Jacob, Craig Sandberg. Row six: Mike Lehman, Bing Ott, Larry Austin, Dennis Archer, Alan Schcidcggcr. Row seven: Bob Alexander, Dave Grassman, Terry Esmay, Mark Foster, Mike Sparks. Row eight: Richard Mardis, Steven Bilvcrt, Jim Kocstcr, Larry Thornburgh, Steve Slavcns. Row nine: Mike Lambert, Dan Sparks, Dick Evans. Ken St. Clair. i 165 top stars hosted encore - entertainment Encore, the organization which plans and ushers campus concerts, presented Harry Bclafonte to a standing-room-only crowd fall term. They also co-sponsored the Nancy Wilson and Lcttcrmen concerts with the classes staging them. Profits from these performances were added to the general fund. vm. Top. row one. left to right: Jim Torland, Jim Pike, Tony Butala. Lynn Bowman. Bob Engcmann. Janet Hammond, Liz Taylor. Row two: Jim Abrams. Brad Heckman. Mike McCallister. Doug Squire, Larry Thronburgh. Dan Randall. Bottom, row one. left to right: Jim Torland, Carlann Burkhcimcr, Barbara Yacgcr, Lynn Bowman. Al Hirt, Jean Schlcgcl. Liz Taylor. Row two: Dan Randall. Brad Heckman. Jim Abrams, Janet Hammond. I I I I I I 166 service off the field varsity “o”-lettermen Varsity “O”, the lettermen’s honorary, redrafted their constitution and redirected their activities to become a service group this year. Varsity “O” bettered communications when they honored their coaches at a fall term luncheon. They sponsored the “Lemon-Orange Squeeze’’ to raise money for scholarships in the minor sports. The Iettcrmen also helped to recruit athletes and served the campus by ushering and selling concessions at athletic events. Row one. left to right: Barry Niles, Jim Pope, Lloyd West. Row two: Jerry Hildcrbrand, Bob Glaescr. Darryl Summerficld. Row three: (ieof Lankow, Denny Tower, Jack Humphrey. Row four: Nimrod Soukkala, Tom Jones. Terry Vaughn. Row five: Jess Lewis, Jim Blackford. 167 Jubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs clubs 168 Row one, left to right: Gary Cruickshank; Jim Notcboom; Joyce Hcrold; Bob Lewis. Treasurer; Russ Bowman. President; Jane Cox. Secretary; Charlie Mitchell; Ray H. Kliewer, Advisor; Warren E. Kronstad. Advisor. Row two: Wayne Clark; Ben Beldcn; Bob Adelman; Harold Britton; Tow Mayes; Don Mobley; Jim Zielinski; Phil Rcistcr; Don Decker; George Meyers; Dan Schwarzcr; Stephen R. Davis; Gerald G. Forstvedt; James A. Cornwell. sponors ag awards agriculture executive council Two representatives from each of the thirteen clubs and honorarics in the School of Agriculture joined to form the Agricultural Executive Council, governing body of the School of Agriculture. Besides coordinating the clubs' various activities, the Council staged the annual Agricultural Awards banquet to recognize outstanding teachers and students. chem job placement student affiliates, american chemical society Professional orientation and job placement information services were the two main projects of the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society. Field trips to local chemical firms and guest speakers suggested many of the varied fields open to chemistry majors. Row one. left to right: Steve Sibley; Robert Komoto; Fred Gaeden; David Caulfield. Row two: Steve Young; G. Louis Roberts; Leon Halloran; Tim Furrow; Tom Webb. Row three: Bill Timme; Mike Franklin; Richard Rosenau; Prof. H. Dar-win Reese. Advisor. Row four: Terry Francis; Rod MacWilliams. 169 Row one. left to right: Jim Palmer; Jim Berg; Thomas Evdand; Jim Ellis; Paul Bctlcrsby; Robert Fujimoto; Richard Slcctcr. Row two: C harles Smith; James Benedict; Gary Solari; Guy Nelson; Michael Wilson; Robert Fuller; Eric Wogsberg, President. Row three: Douglas Nelson; Michael Patton; William Buckley: (Jerald B. Dixon; Ncls En-derberg; Robert A. Kyle; Frank H. Strausborger; Allen L. Reinikka; Carl Downing. Advisor. trip to blitz? american institute of chemical engineers Speakers from the senior class and companies such as the Continental Oil Company provided the members of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers with professional insights. Activities for the year included field trips to the Blitz Brewery in Portland, the Wa Chang Titanium Plant in Albany and to other local firms. engineered volleyball american institute of industrial engineers The American Institute of Industrial Engineers raised money by sponsoring an Engineer-in-Training class. AIIE participated in Beaver Open House, sponsored a junior-senior volleyball game and held an exchange with the Portland senior chapel of AIIE during fall and winter terms. Spring term brought the student conference at San Jose State College and the AIIE Awards Banquet. Row one, left to right: Charles Warren; Norris Brown; Fernando Andrade; William Nichols; Brian Eisner. Row two: Tony Quinn; Wayne Metzger; Jim Shinn; Carl Farncr; Wayne Kullbcrg. Row three: Akio Nagai; Bob Trip pier; John Brachcr; Ebrahini GhalTari; James St. John. Row four: Larry Greef; Frank Comer; Dave Selby; Clive Rush; Arnop Phornprapha. Row five: John Monroe; David W. Ncbcrgall; Scott Powell; Richard W. O’Connor; Brian LcVcc. Row six: Carl Paulson; Dennis Rush Row seven: Dr. Inouc; K. Dervitsiotis; Dr. Riggs. Advisor; Professor Engessor. 170 Row one, left lo right: Willian Kopacz, Bruce Belt, Larry Otlcy, Karen Stan-clift, Charles Arrcra. Row two: Gilbert Wcikcl, Herbert Ulanyanga, Richard Bocvc, Greg Merritt, Roy Grimes. Row three: Ladd Nunnellcy, Ken Stcinkc, Dave Pittock, Phil Hagedorn, George R. Reed. Row four: Henry G. Lewis, Samuel Brown, Mario Campodonico, JclT Carl. Bob Adelman. Row five: Donald Reese, Ray Duntcn, Douglas Reese, John Niblcr. regional meeting hosts american society of agricultural engineers Oregon State’s chapter of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers hosted the ASEA Pacific Northwest Regional meeting fall term. The meeting provided a place for students and professional engineers to exchange ideas through lectures and informal discussions. Harvesting crops of the sea and South American agriculture were two of the topics discussed at the society’s meetings. tops in nation american society of automotive engineers Recipient of the Bcndix Award for nationally outstanding chapters, the Society of Automotive Engineers worked to maintain their excellent program. Field trips, a film series and the annual Lost American Car Rally highlighted the year. The interests of this group were not limited to automobiles but covered all phases of self-propelled mechanisms. Row one, left to right: John Stuart; Donald Kaltoku; William Jasper; Steve Baker; Dave West; Jerry Nagac; Dick Hunger; James Ellis. Row two: Prof. J. G. Mingle, Advisor; Harry Singworth; Curt Faulconcr; Loren Mayer; Keith Delaney; Jim Mcrrilccs; Jim McCall; Rick Miner; Wayne Dailey. Row three: David Bassett; Donald Lucas; Lynn Long; Bruce Anderson; Harlan B. Smith; Richard Klosc; Richard Brown. 171 a trip to Seattle american society of civil engineers Technical speakers furthering professional knowledge and interest were sponsored by the American Society of Civil Engineers at their meetings. Senior members travelled to Seattle spring term to attend the northwest student chapter meeting and visit local industries. The society also sponsored a student-faculty steak fry picnic in the spring. Row one, left lo right: William Rasmussen. Vice President; Michael Smith. Corr. Secretary; Charles Way. President; Dave Beach. Secretary; Bob Hansen. Treasurer. Row two: Stewart Davis; Norman Toloncn; Norman Holly; Earl Mcrshon; Chuck Glanzman. Row three: Steven V. Brewer; Wm. J. McGinnis. Danny E. Brown; Stephen V. Hcrtncr; Glenn A. Eaton. Jr. Row four: Thomas F. Haley; Daniel J. Wchagc; Greg McGuire; Allen H. Friberg; Bob M. (iladdcn. Row five: Ray O. Walker; Michael F. Kidby; Walter R. Sullivan; Dick W. Koopman; John W. Hawthorne. Row six: Neal L. Peterson; Kerry J. Dayton; John Ciminsni; T. E. Fowler; Tom Allen. Row seven: Darrell E. Ash; Jim A. McCall; Gary L. Ross; Mike Dclk; Michael H. Curtis. Row eight: Howard W. Harris; Ronald R. Hudson; Anthony B. Follctt. student, meet industry american society of mechanical engineers “Student Meet Industry Day” in October highlighted the year’s program of the Society of Mechanical Engineers. Keeping members up to date in a changing field, SME sponsored speakers and movies at tri-weekly meetings, took a held trip to Seattle in January and hosted a regional conference in May. Row one, left to right: James R. Ellis; Steve Dransfeldt; Siu K. I.am; Pete Caylor; Dick Hunger. Row two: Keith Clark; Fred Milcr; Steve Baker; Bill Jasper; Richard Sigman; Alfred Mercer. Row three: William Lyle Sharp; Thomas Thorscn; Gib Borquist; Robert S- Crispin; Rick Miner; Bruce Anderson; Dr. Hans J. Dahlkc, Advisor. 172 Row one. left to right: Richard Meyer; Joel Loeffler, Treasurer; Tim Lincoln, First Vice Chairman; John Fox, Chairman. Row two: Bill Maryott, Secretary; William H. Haggard. Jr.; Art Makin- ster; Prof. M. C. Shecly, Advisor. Row three: Leland Schlenkcr; John Dills; Bob Janz; Row four: Fd Reisland; Jim Hcrgcrt. dinner, trips, speakers american society of tool and manufacturing engineers American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers installed their new officers at an exchange dinner with their Portland parent chapter last April. Monthly meetings featured local speakers working in the various phases of tool manufacturing. The club also took a field trip to the Oregon Metallurgical Corporation in Albany. assist home show association of building construction Helping with the Corvallis Home Show was the student Association of Building Construction. Members’ interests were heightened by contacting men already working in the field. With this in mind, the club also visited the offices of the Associated General Contractors in Portland. Row one. left to right: Chip Goldc; Haakon Hanson; Mike Edwards; Jerry Ballinger; George B. LaBaun. Advisor. Row two: Robert Miles; Richard Mc- Cuskcy; Russ Elliot, Vice President; David Ralph; Harry Spencer; Don Sheets, Secretary; Kelly Bruun. Row three: Maynard Chambers. President; Gary Baxter; Gar! Rundcll; Bill Po-korny; Dick Brandon; Frank Racthkc; Don Payne. 173 Row one. left to right: Gail Christerson, Julc Leena Taylor, Lynn Glacser, Shelly Lee, Pam Lundgren, Gail Black. Guess, Marcia Luckc. Row two: Bill Brasington, Bob Glacscr. David Clark. Bob Beckham. Buck Grotc, Wes Bradford. Jeff Clark. Dr. Robert McMahon. Advisor. bible applied to life Christian science organization Weekly meetings provided an opportunity for students to hear authorized Christian Science lectures and to share their own experiences. These exchanges helped the students apply the “healing truths of the Bible to their life, using science and health as a key to the Scriptures. the beach with u of o 4-h collegiate club The 4-H Collegiate Club served in a leadership position for the advancement of the 4-H program instead of constructing projects for exhibition like other collegiate 4-H chapters. Club members travelled to various Oregon counties to work with 4-H members and leaders, raised money for the International Farm Youth Exchange Program and held a spring beach exchange with the U of O chapter. 174 Row one. left to right: Sue Wheel-house: Marylcc Roberts; Jane Cox. Row two: Judy Jimmerson; Barbara Sherwood; Barbara Miller. Row three: Lillian Eaton; Caro! Hcinonen; Donna Davis. Row four: Joyce Herold; Toby Levy; Joan Senton. Row five: Kristin Koos; Kay Elliott; Anne Batchclder. Row six: Nadine Spitzc; Jan Lindroth; Charlotte Haddan; Row seven: Terry Walker; Jim Ohaway; Meridith Brown. Row eight: David Elliot; David Siam-sell; John Crosiar. Row nine: Mike Reid. President; John Stockdcth; Phil Reistcr; Wayne Shull. Row one. It'll to right: Harold Britton; Ralph Anderegg; Thomas Childers; Gary Wood: Fred Bcwlcy; Mel Morris; Ron Stith; Dennis Burley: Philip B. Davis, Advisor. Row two: Bill Dryden; Michael Verge; Michael Oliver; Jerry Shivclcy; Delmer Smith: Charlie Mitchell; John Dimick; Doug Wilson; Rolen Johnson; Row three: Lee Klampc; John M. Miller: Wayne Fahsholtz; Russ Bowman; Bill Ocumpaugh; Bill Hester; Mike Shelby; Keith Moreland; John Oadcs. t future ag teachers say “cheese” for money collegiate future farmers of america Future Farmers of America provided an opportunity for prospective vocational agricultural teachers to gain experience in cooperative citizenship and leadership. Parliamentary procedure contests, livestock judging contests, and work parties were among the club’s activities. dairy club Gift packages of cheese were again sent around the world by OSU Dairy Club as the group’s annual money-making project. Judging teams were sent to the Portland International Exposition, the Cow Palace and to Waterloo, Iowa. A spring field trip, heifer project, picnic and Future Farmer activities were also sponsored by the club. Row one. left to right: Charles Lobo, A. L. Hobson, George Meyers. Row three: Floyd W. Kycyune-Scndagi, Gary Hccglcr, Mary Hoelz, Bodyfclt, Jim Zielinski, Ray Tanner, Don Down- Linda Anderson. Row two: Bcarl Seals. Deane ing. F. B. Wolbcrg, R. H. Kliewcr. Ellison. Tim Davis, Marcus T. Munji. Allen 175 engineering leaders plan casino night engineering student council Publisher of the University Engineer and sounding board for student and faculty department members was the Engineering Student Council. Designed to promote engineering activities on campus and consolidate the many societies and honoraries within the school, the Council was made up of presidents of each of the 12 engineering societies and honoraries. engineering senator and editor of the University Engineer. Casino night, an evening of mock gambling, replaced the annual Engineer’s Bust. faculty-student hamburger feed farm economics club A publication listing graduating seniors in farm economics — their pictures, job experiences, interests and awards — was published by the Farm Economics Club. The booklet was sent to employers and firms needing qualified graduates. The club also sponsored an alumni coffee hour before the Agriculture Banquet, a faculty-student hamburger feed, a spring field trip, an undergraduate - graduate baseball game and an alumni newsletter. Row one. left to right: Duane Iverson; Richard Candland: Kirk Wade: Joe Sheirbon; Jim Moore. Row two: Dale Case; Wes Combes; Dan Bocgcr; Chet Houser; Bill Wilkcn. Row three: Paul Clowers; Bruce K. Kohler; Tom Bowman; Philip J. Snyder; Gene Swan. Row four: Everett Adamson; Alvin R. Brown: Jim Wells; Bob Lewis; Al James. Row five: Jay Yost; Gary Carlson; Jim Willett; Steve Woz-niak; Robert Chute. Row six: Klaus Alt; Ron Metteer; Ron Detering; Lanis Mcttcer; Gary Cruickshank. Row seven: Leonard W. Orvold, Advisor; D. Curtis Mumford, Advisor. 176 Row one. left to right: Jeff Carl; Dave West; Jim Lisbakkcn, President; Larry Brandt. Row two: Charles T. Way; Vaughn W. Abbott; Brett Austin: Robert Kircher. Row three: John D. Brachcr; Mike Townes: Merlin D. Bal-lensky; Chuck Glanzman. [ I r Row one. left to right: Wayne Clark. Agriculture Council Representative; Don Bennett. Treasurer; Pat McCrow; John Gill. Vice President; Larry Kroph; Gerald Farstvedt; l.es Amick, President. Row two: Dean Converse: Jerry Zinn; Duane Duncan; Steve Rowland; Victor Coggins; Delbert Ouyc; Terry Low. Row three: Dennis Lund; Marshall Escola; Ronald Wiard: Cary Sutter: George T. Foshcc; Mike Bethers; Jay Hrightbill; Bob Murphy. Row four: Dave Brownell; Bob Mead; Gary Hostick; Iom Cushman; J. I.owc; Ole Forsberg; Gary Hettman; Frland T. Juntnen; Howard F. Horton. Row five: Herb Pollard; Don Beach: Art Mack; Joe Pesck; Ross Conger: Jim Messis. Row six: Al Miller. promoting conservation fin and antler source of the cider food technology club A fall barbeque, a winter trapshoot and a spring outing on Yaquina Bay were among the activities for the Fin and Antler Club. Promoting a greater understanding of conservation, the club’s monthly meetings provided guest speakers and films concerning fisheries and wildlife. Group discussions with faculty and fellow students were encouraged. Food Technology Club offered many services to its members. The club published and distributed among food processors a brochure containing pictures and employment qualifications of all graduating seniors majoring in food science and technology. For the Juniors, the club sponsored a field trip to San Francisco food processing plants. The club also presented a $100 E. H. Wic-gand Outstanding Senior Award. Funds for Food and Technology Club activities were raised by the annual cider sale. Row one. left to right: Milo Tubbs; Margaret Marks; Mary Taggart; Jan Bcem; Kathy Johnston; LccAnn Harward; Marilyn Houchcn; Jan Melvin. Row two: Lynn Pope; Frank Loyd; Norman Smith; Jim Noteboom; Chuck Herrick; Rick Thompson; Roger Skoc; Ken Banks; Dale Kuenzi. Row three: Jerry Sloan; Don Withy-comb; Laura M. Moore; Stephen Taylor; Pete Larson; Doug McKay; Byung T. I.cc; Lester Todd. Row four: Terry D. Wakefield; Steve Kiser; Bob House; Ron Steel: A. F. Anglcmicr. Advisor. 177 Row one, left to right: Dale R. Stcnnctt; Larry Knowles: Kent C. Tresidder; Philip E. Elting; Mike McCormick; Bill Terry Trantow; Patrick Donivan; Tom Johns; John L. Smith; Richard A. Prcvcttc. Irish. Row two: Bob Keniston. Advisor: scholarly logrolling forestry club The Forestry Club’s activities were both social and scholarly. A Christmas Dance and the annual Spring Thaw with its logging contests and Blue Ox Ball highlighted the club’s social schedule. Academically, the Forestry Club recognized scholarship and activities at the Fernhopper Banquet. The club also hosted the All-West Forestry Club annual conclave, April 12-15. for sale: apples, onions horticulture club An apple and onion sale was sponsored by the Horticulture Club to finance their annual field trip to northwest horticulture production areas and processing facilities. Guest speakers were featured at the club’s bi-monthly meetings. Row one. left to right: Al Kracmer; Ben Bcldcn; Jim Davies; Otis Nance. Row two: David T. Clark; Dick Bocci: Jim Brown; Jack Reich. Row three: H. B. I.agicrstcdt, Advisor; Bob Bocci; Tom Mayes; Kai Jon Sjoblom. 178 foreign student sponsored home economics club The extension of personal and professional background was the goal of the OSU chapter of the American Home Economics Association. Acting as a service honorary for the School of Home Economics, the club sponsored coffee sales at registration, faculty-student teas, a state workshop and convention, a scholarship for a foreign home economics major and a newsletter. General meetings explored various fields within the realms of home economics. A luncheon was given in the spring to honor seniors and outstanding students. Officer's council, above, row one. left to right: Miss Marie Ledbetter, Advisor; Miss Georg-cne Barte, Advisor; Joyce Milcr, Chrm. of House of Representatives; Debbie Kennedy, Treasurer; Lynne Halstrom, President; Martha Much, Constitution; JoAnnc Spcckhart, Sgt. at Arms. Row two: Glenda Zielinski, Faculty Relations; Pat Arrcra. Finance: Meld Sunderland. Tours; Natalie Wilson, Posters: Jeen Nelson, Radio; Laurey Hanson. Lounge; Deanna Anderson, Newsletter; Pat Palmer, Vice-President; Lois Drummond, Historian; Carol May, Home Economics Senator; Barbara Kctcl, Secretary. Officers were: Natalie Wilson. Glenda Zielinski, Pat Arrcra, Melda Sunderland, Joyce Miler. 179 islanders sponsorluau hui-o-hawaii Main event for members of Hui-O-Hawaii this year was sponsorship and preparation of the club’s annual Luau. Authentic Hawaiian cookery and flowers from the Islands gave tropical atmosphere to the feast. One of the main purposes of the all-campus Luau is to promote better understanding of Hawaiian customs. A new experience for members was a ski trip to the mountains in the spring. festivals are observed india association India Night, sponsored by the India Association in celebration of India's Republic Day, provided entertainment for students and faculty through native dances, fashions and singing. In October, the Association observed the Festival of Lights, an Indian holiday similar to Christmas. Monthly meetings provided informal get-togethers for members and their families. 180 Row one, left to right: Joan Akaminc; Galen Ho: Jean Fukuji; Aaron S. Ochi. Row two: Kyoko Takano; James Lum; Fanny Chang; Arnold Muncra. Row three: Charlene Chun: Roy Nishimoto; Nancy Liggett; Karen Saito. Row four: Harriet Kinioto; Jean Ovcrholscr; James Ovcrholscr. Advisor; Melvin Waki. Row five: Darrel Takamashi; Milton Kancmoto; Greg Yamamoto. Row one. left to right: Dhun Bhaga-wagar, Sunil Nayak. Shecla Nayak, Nikhil Nayak. Dcepti Chutia. Row two: Satnam Sethi, Arun Sen, Nachhattar Toor, Sudarshun Sabharual. Row three: Bhuvancshwaran, Vidyasagar Bhakshi, Bolindra Chutia, Kumar Ashok. Row four: Surindcr Saini, Ganapathi Chen-gappa, Mohammed Azam, Sumesh Hir-way. Row five: Dhanpat Saini, Sara Tcjindcr, Vccrabhadrappa, Shinna Prabhu. t Row one. left to right: Dan Wolford; Yu Tang Wang; David Squire; Edgar Lo; Fred Worn!; Wayne Kelsoe; David Keeney. Row two: Robert B. Kirchcr; Dennis Rasmussen; Daniel R. Riley; Wayne P. Fisher; Michael D. Shaw; Richard E. Beaty; Shirley Hansen; Frank L. Bradshaw; Robert H. Williams; Samuel T. Tani. Row three: Wayne A. Wesson; Mohammed S. Jamshidi: Warren I.. Mc-Rcynolds: Cilenn Ching; John W. Heller; Fred Brunn; Dean Anderson; Gene Nishi-mura;Tcrjc Winther-Hanscn; Phil Swinchart; I Randall Stcgcmeyer; Arnis Butulis; Ken L. Smith. Row four: Carl L. Yancey; Don Clifton; Bill Charnholm; Steve Charbonncan; Thomas Hallin; James R. I.isbakkcn; Brett Austin; Larry Sciuchetti; Milton Kanemoto: Gary Ganz; Thomas Brown; Malcolm T. Trupp; Stanley Schneider. Row five: Gregg Fildcs; Robert L. Moore; Albert Idc; Robert K. Wild; Bradford K. Heckman; Dan O. Randall; Bob Blakely; Doyle Soudcrs; Marc Saunders; John T. Brown; Pat McRae; Dan Schimclpfenig. Row six: Merlin D. Ballcnsky; i Russel R. Reeves; Doug Taylor; Wally Rcn- kert; Ken N. Hay; H. Douglas Reed; Randall T. Christensen; Ronald M. Reckard; M. Mark Walker; Willard Stratton: Norman Baird; Eugene Bowman; Terry Thompson. Row seven: John Schaad; Wallace Kaufmann; Ronald Janzcn; Michael Gaulkc: P. Thomas Mingle; Harley A. Bcicr; Kenneth Lange; Jim Bcrnklau; I.arry Addison; Milt Smith; l.arry Brandt, President. safety first institute of electrical and electronics engineers Practicing engineers provided speakers to keep the members of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers informed in their field. “Safety First” was the fall term theme as EEE presented the annual Electrical Safety Demonstration. Members were invited to present new ideas and theories spring term when EEE sponsored the student research paper contest. A student-faculty softball game was also sponsored by the Institute. 181 business students abroad international exchange of students in economics and commerce Fostering international understanding and providing business experience for students were the main goals of the International Exchange of Students in Economics and Commerce. When an American business sponsors a foreign trainee, an American student may work in a foreign country. Funds for a reception program for foreign trainees and assistance for delegates attending regional and national conferences was provided by a fruit basket drive. Row one, left to right: Kay Burgess, Secretary-Treasurer; Sandec Lindgren; Linda Baxter; Bobbie Mikkelson; Barbara Gross. Vice President; Jud Miller; Chris Bcrgcrson. Row two: John Sullivan; Dave Thomas; Robert Buck-hout; Arthur Stonchill, Advisor; Peter C. Mulder. President; Art Jenkins; Larry Grccf. np i ctlirlpnt m lartprc Located in their new building on IlV'W jlUUvl 1 L vJLiCll IC1 j Monroe Street, Newman Club provided both stimulating discussion and study newman club groups and skiing and beach social trips for Catholic students. Members also enjoyed a weekend retreat at the Benedictine Retreat House in Mt. Angel. Their mothers were treated to a special breakfast during Mother’s weekend. 182 Row one, left lo right: Michael Ralls, President; Marilyn Loveridge, Corresponding Secretary; Sue Hufford, Historian; Nancy Pearce. Treasurer; Sue Ann Irving, Recording Secretary; Gary Sherwood, Vice President; H. W. Schultz. Advisor. Row two: John St. John; Barbara Anderson; Madalyn Whitaker; Pat Delaplanc; Nick Meek-lem; William Comer. Row three: Anne Hovee; Clark Texley; Sara White; Marilyn Bride; Sharyn Bullis; Richard l.cc Tucker; Dell Alexander. Row four: Patty Elkins; Meg Fowler; Frances Houck; l.inda Sims; Kathy McFarland; Dorothy James; Hans Wiik. Row five: Douglas Gregory; Tom Smalley; Al Hytowitz; Dave Maloney; Rongic Wangcrin; Leonard l.cis; Tom Sullivan. Row six: Dave Simmons: Ron Brown; Gary Balo; Bill Pigeon; Rick Campbell; William Bates. Row seven: Steven Murata; Jack R. Franklin; Phillip H. Paasch; Paul R. Knerr: Ken Huff. Row eight: Bill Wright; Larry Dunst; Larry Nave, Harold Stoll. Row nine: Gary Sachtler; Carl Amstad; Bob Ruff; Jerry Howell; Ken Giles; Ken Moore. students provide health check american pharmaceutical association An intern survey for summer job placement was conducted by the Student Oregon American Pharmaceutical Association. The club for pharmacy majors also published a spring newsletter, sponsored a campus-wide Diabetes Clinic and compiled a picture album of pharmacy graduates for the pharmacy building. ...even two Cessnas osu flying club The OSU Flying Club flew high this year with more than 50 members and four aircraft: a Mooney Mark 21, Colt and two Cessna 150’s. In an effort to help educate aviators, the club provided inexpensive flying for both novice and experienced pilots. Monthly meetings featured speakers from the Federal Aeronautics Association. Oregon State Board of Aeronautics and other aviation organizations. Row one, left to right: Gary Johnslon. Row two: Gary Horning. Row three: Howard Chamberlain. Frederick Kelley, Jay Lamb. Marie Hutchens, Carroll Gorg, Dennis Gwynn, Ken Byram, John Jackson. Carl Brown. Row four: Ted Sick, Sam Dalton. Ken Lilly. Row five: Imogene Chamberlain. Robert Ufford. Bob Lovcall. Row six: Jane Ca-pizzi. Jim Buckley. Gary Olson. Row seven: Mike Hoover. Doug Inman. I.arry Peters. Row eight: Stephen Proebstel. Ian Duncan. Row nine: Ben Le Roux. Row ten: Ed Blcsz. Row eleven: Larry Sheperd. Row twelve: James C. Looney. W. J. Fredericks James R. Park. Gar Arnsdorf. Row thirteen: William Hansen. 183 .—J pH kits sold soils club The Soils Club travelled to experimental stations and entertained guest speakers from foreign countries this year. Money for their projects was raised by selling pH soil testing kits to farmers throughout the United States. KOW one, left to right: John oilmour; Mohammed Mahfooz. Row two: Jim Ellis; Don Kauffman; Earle Rothcr; Grant Beauchamp. united arab students Row one, left to right: Abdulaziz A. Al-motlale; Peggy Miller; Saleh M. Basaif; Mohammed Mahfooz. Row two: Ahmad Alamcddine; Farouk Aboo-oafT; Farag Attia; Ghassan Hafez. Row Shayc; A. Aba-Alkhail. Row four Bassam Ashour; Ghiath Taleb-Agha Abdo-Thaneyan; Safar Karam-Ahmad 184 r I t t Row one. left to right: Jane Cox; Marlys Vickers; Gayle Conrad; Sue Whccls-housc; Rolen Johnson; Robin Clark; Vivian Stirewall; Albert Montcro. Row two: John Landers. Advisor; Don Decker; David Marks; Terry Johnston; Mark Strachan; John Nyberg; Lynden Nicholson; D. C. Church, Advisor. President; Jim Seagraves. First Vice President; Jacqueline Smith, Treasurer; Joanne M. Gorman, Table Talk Chairman; Fran Bcnjaminc, Secretary; Micah Arend; Carlton Olson; Dennis Crawford, Advisor; Judy Dale, Advisor; Marcus T. Munji, Representative at Large. two grand champions withycombe club Withycombc Club, whose history at OSU dates back to 1915, promoted activities for those students interested in animal husbandry. The club presented the Homecoming Barbecue, sponsored judging teams and showed their lambs at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland where they won two reserve grand champions. This year the club also prepared the Dads’ Weekend luncheon and took their annual field trip to visit Oregon livestock producers. dialogue and information Y-round table A variety of projects were undertaken by this year’s Y-Round Table group. Service projects to the community included providing teacher aides to elementary schools and presenting foreign student programs during OSU basketball halftimes. The traditional table talks and dialogue were continued. Y-Round Table also acted as a source of information on the Peace Corps. Vista, World University, American Friends and World Council of Churches. 185 publications publications publications Bob Moore—Editor, Spring 1966 - Fall 1966 Ed Jacobson—Editor, Winter - Spring 1967 barometer: the kingdom of feedback Larry Austin—News Editor Wizard of Id and Peanuts became breakfast companions to Barometer readers as the daily newspaper took on a more relaxed tone this year. A notable lack of editor’s notes reflected a willingness to hear the opinions of all readers without respect to the editor’s feelings. Ed Jacobson’s Would You Believe? and the nationally syndicated column Our Man Hoppe added to the news coverage to make the 1967 Barometer into an informative and entertaining publication. Steve Enna—Copy Editor. Kris Paulson—Assistant Copy Editor Judy Larson—Society Editor. Betty Watkins— Assistant Society Editor 187 Ad Salesmen, left to right—Tom McDowell, Jim McClain, Cliff Dalton, Rob Fallow, Susan Hubbard Photographers, left to right—Wayne Cockrell, Barry Canaday, Greg Brunig, Carl Carter. Jill Vandervcldcn Copyeditors, left to right — Paula Herberger. Jeanne Ewalt, Tass Morrison. Suzanne Olson, Kris Paulson 188 r Gail Brown—Assistant Business Manager 189 1 Irene Stauss—Business Manager I Unique, long-range coverage is the aim of a yearbook. The 1967 Beaver combined a new photo-cover, greater color coverage, half-page dividers and more extensive photo essays to present to the student body a pictorial representation of Oregon State University. In the nearly 100-ycar history of OSU, each year has had its own individuality. To this end, the staff presents Oregon State 1967. Janet Schultz—Editor I i i 1 beaver: no doz and rubber cement Al Grapoli—Military Malmquist. John Crosiar—Sports mk Sharon Miller Organizations Gary Brink—Independent Living Groups Jan Davis—Sciences Patsy Morioka, Sallic Lemon—Clubs Sharon DeYoung—Office Manager A4 Nancy Spence—Campus Life Dave Smith—Colleges, Scott Abdon—Layout Editor Marti Fucsscl—Seniors, Kilty Finn—Royalty. Ailecn — Honorarics. Cede Harris — Arts, Janice Marilyn Cooper - Publications 192 • fusser’s guide: taking the guesswork out of the grab bag Jody Jaross and Rob Fallow—Fusser’s Guide Editors Everyone from Aaen to Zyvoloski was listed in the 1967 Fusser’s Guide, the annual campus phone directory. Compiled by IBM and including more than 15,000 names and addresses, the book reflected a growing campus of more than 12,000 students. Paul Harshbargcr. Pat Sparks, Chris Thompson. David Wild—Oregon Suite Review Editors Oregon state review: chronicle of ingenuity Photography and pictorial reproductions of arts and crafts joined the traditional literary works in the new Oregon Siuie Review. The basic prose-poetry section has been enlarged to include plays and short stories so the magazine, formerly known as the Spindrift, now encompasses creative works from all areas of the humanities. military military military military milita raiders The training doesn't make good soldiers ... it makes good men. . . . Anonymous Raider training is principally a self-evaluation course, but it is also an opportunity to teach men to do things which they haven’t had the opportunity to experience before. More important. Raiders is aimed to give a man the opportunity to go into a laboratory called the “ranger course” and evaluate himself in situations of fear, emotional and physical stress and uncertain and puzzle situations. He learns what his weaknesses are and how to compensate for them. This is the building of a good man. 195 Unit Staff, top. left to right: Maj. Richard J. Kcn-worthy, Lt. Col. Harold D. Fredericks, Capt. John H. Hitchcock, Lt. Cdr. Bertrand T. Sperling. Lt. Dale I. Recce. Lt. (JG) David B. Williams. Row two: CGM James H. Cain, Chief Stanley I. Rchcr, M Sgt. John J. Phillips, SK 1 Charles R. Connors. CQM Walter M. Adams. Not pictured: Lt. J. Hollis Bower. Jr. Battalion Staff, above, left to right: James Wojtasck, Roger Grischkowski, Doug Hiatt, Mike Tarbet, James Robertson, Joseph Cline. 196 Upon being commissioned in the Armed Services of the United States, a man incurs a lasting obligation to cherish and protect his country and to develop within himself that capacity and reserve strength which will enable him to serve its arms and the welfare of his fellow Americans with increasing wisdom, diligence and patriotic conviction. The Navy ROTC program strives to instill these qualities in its men. The training is constant. Weekly drills lay the foundation for discipline. Classroom sessions build upon this foundation through instruction in the workings and operations of the Navy. Summer cruises give the midshipmen their first taste of shipboard military life. This latter training is, in many ways, the most important, as assigned duties arc essentially the same as the junior officer will receive upon commissioning. The responsibilities of an officer continue as they have from the founding of our country: To provide for the common defense and secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves and our posterity. Navy Drum and Bugle Corps Color Guard, above right, left to right: Jim Horsley, R. D. Lynde, Richard Matson. John Pace, William Bowen, Mark Baker. Mass Unit, above: Leadership for the future. Right: Execution of an intricate rifle maneuver by Dean Hattan. Far right: Doug Hiatt accepts one of the many trophies won by the drill team during the year. 197 army “Aggression cannot be prevented simply by the renunciation of war on the part of those who abhor it. There is little to chose from between those who would convert the world into garrison states and those who would put their trust in the semantics of peace. Both are the apostles of war. for. historically, their divergent paths have led again and again to disaster. . .. Gen. O. N. Bradley Color Guard, left to right: Robert C. Kccch, Joseph H. Singleton. Richard C. Berry. Gary M. Balo, Gary S. Brink. Below, right: Col. Clayton Shaw. 198 “We must so gird ourselves that a predatory aggressor will be aware of the risks he runs and will realize, should he provoke war. it will likely be fought over his territory. “We must be ready, not only to endure and survive the first hard blows of an enemy, but to recover immediately, to strike back, to hit harder than he does —to win.” These words of cx-Gcncral of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower emphasize the need for well-trained officers in the New Army. The ROTC training supplies the increasing demand for good officers. The army that once gave this country its freedom now trains its cadets to maintain this costly winning. Discipline and mental courage arc demanded of these men who will lead others. A competent officer will not only teach his men but will increase his prestige in the act. Cadet Staff, row one, left lo right: James Creighton, Wes Chase. Chris Guppy. Row two: Jack Clark. Brett Austin. Denis Camp. Cadet Staff, left to right: Ronald C. Clement. Jon O. Gustafson, Gary C. Mathews. David E. Chambers. John H. Borrccco, Steven R. Gruchawka, Thomas I.. Prcvcttc. Stanley G. Kayscr. Wayne M. Rautio, James I.. McAllister. William R. Wymore. Unit Staff, row one. left lo right: Capt. Felix M. Dclumpa, S Sgt. Spencer E. Bonham, Capt. Paul D. Vanturc. Row two: Lt. Col. Howard D. Burtchctt, Capt. James J. Fitzpatrick. Jr., Sgt. Maj. Clifton A. Berry, S Sgt. Ronald A. Smith. 199 Cadet Staff, row one. left to right: George Irwin, Leonard Johnson. Karl Hollis, Allan MeGUsson, Paul Johnson, Lynn Guenther, Gary Johnston. Row two: Ronald Cres-wick. Gary Crawford. George Carter, David Magee, William Rush. James Robertson. 200 Wisdom begins at the point of understanding that there is nothing shameful about ignorance; it is shameful only when a man would rather remain in that state than cultivate other men’s knowledge. Air Force cadets learn to cultivate knowledge in their training to become officers. An officer that can purposefully use other men’s experience in bettering his own education will command respect and loyalty. Cadet training is not all flying or flying’s related instruction. One must also realize that an Air Force officer must command and in turn be commanded. The officers, by their own example and competency, build the cadets into officers. The sign of superiority in any officer, at whatever level, is his confidence that he can make another good man to fill a vacancy. Arnold Air Society, row one. left to rifiht: Donald Barrows. Larry Robinson, Jim Thrower, Bill Noland. Jack Wilson, Ken Beeman, Jim Folz, Major Richard E. Anderson, advisor. Row two: Gary Johnston. Frank Rudolph. Don Payne. Mike Gillespie, I.en Johnson, Doug Batchcldcr. Mike Lucas. Row three: Bill Simms. Al McGlasscn. John Benz, Doug Carl, Hugh Holt, Tom Mohr, Leonard Gcunthcr. Wayne Riggs. Karl Hcllis, Dave A. Brown. Terry L. Millard. Bill A. Rush. 201 This is Ihe war that must be won. The enemy is near, but from which hole, from behind which bush will he strike? I he enemy. Viet Nam: they have found the strength for it in believing that they fight for a cause; in Vietnamese, 202 ghanh nigha Marine Lt. Jud Blakely, former Oregon State University student and 1964-65 ASOSU President, has been stationed in Viet Nam during the past year. Concerning the undeclared war, and its representation by the U.S. press, Jud writes: “Men who are fighting the war know what the enemy is and how he fights. The V.C. arc emphatically not the same as the caricature created by the press and dissidents. They arc remorseless opponents employing indiscriminate terror to achieve their ends. The academic dissidents at home (in my personal experience) own a distressingly naive, unrealistic perspective on this war and its stakes. No one here really feels any emotional or intellectual impact growing out of the vocal opposition. I'm convinced what I’m doing is necessary and justified, so the attitudes of other people arc a matter of supreme indifference to me. His tiny feet attempt to fill, to follow those large steps toward freedom and peace. The aftermath. •M Continuing, Jud describes the enemy and his country. “The enemy is highly motivated, sharply trained, combat tested, and owns overwhelming numerical superiority besides enjoying unchallenged control of key terrain. The canopy jungle severely restricts visibility. We arc facing expertly built and camouflaged bunkers manned in many instances by elite suicide troops. Sometimes after the shooting and confusion are over, I feel like a bowl of jello that hasn’t set yet.” The other battle in Viet Nam, which Jud doesn’t mention, is trying to win the confidence of the native people. Soldiers are not only fighters, they arc builders. Aiding the Vietnamese in their war against poverty and fear is the war’s hardest undertaking. 203 army sponsor corps Row one, left to right: Vicki I.ciningcr, Carla Bartlett, Karen Tsubota, Marilyn (iirt. Sandy Scott, Mrs. C. A. Shaw. Row two: Kathie Millctt, Margie Knutson. Sandy Withrow, Loan Lanccficld, Shelby Carlson, Sandy Grant. Carolyn Steinfekl. Row three: Mike Purdy. Jackie Tate, Margy Schwabe, Nancy Spence. Sue Harn, Beth Barrett, Gerry Harr. angel flight Row one. left to right: I.loyd Ho, Vicki Carlson, Dixie Wilcox, Tissa Rocmcr, Patty Conley, Arlene Nelson, Mrs. Horton L. Fross. Row two: Pam Hansen, Sue Hillcy, Jill Gentry, Barb Taylor, Cheryl Wascr. Carol Mauratt, Janellc Boles. Row three: Helen Hunsaker. Marilyn Jenks, Lyn Jenks, Wendy Tivy, Sue Burkmeier. Sharon Miller. Pat McAdams, Carla Baur. scabbard and blade Row one, left to right: Capt. J. J. Fitzpatrick, Frank Rudolph, Robert Sever, Karen Funk. Theron Bone. Capt. O. V. Kinsley. Row two: Philip Richey, Denis Camp, Jon Jones, Doug O'Connor. John Benz. Row three: Dave Chambers, Wes Chase, Bill Rush. Jim Creighton. Jack Clark. Row four: John Daniels, Tom Prevette, Brett Austin, Mike Gillespie, Don Barrows. Row five: Ron Clement, Tom Walt, Dean Hattan, Jack Wilson. Tom Mohr. Row six: Raymond Andrews, Don Winchcll, Carl Hellis, Doug Carl, Jim Seagraves. Row Seven: Joel Loef-fler, Ken Beeman, LcRoy Wilder, Craig Landon, Charles Fontanicr. Row eight .Torn Ralph, Dennis Walton, David Grant, Bruce Sillers, Nelson Sancsi. Row nine: Doran Bernard. George Irwin, Michael Oakey. 204 athletic dept, greets barratt Jim Barratt The OSU Athletic Department was shocked and saddened by the death of AmoryT. ( Slats ) Gill in April, 1966. However, a very competent assistant was ready to step into Gill’s place to try to do the same good job that Slats always did. Jim Barratt. 1950 OSU graduate with 16 years athletic experience, became the new Athletic Director. Denny Hedges, former OSU athletic aide, became his assistant. Other members of the Athletic Department were: John Eggers, Sports Publicity Director; Comm Henness, Athletic Business Manager; Bill Robertson, Head Trainer; Bill Seman, Football Trainer; Don Shelley, Equipment Manager, and Tommy Thompson. Ticket Manager. Wilbur Cooney C. H. Graham Budd Gibbs Glen Holcomb Ed Jacobson W. G. Robertson Husnu Ozyegin Kline Swygard 209 Slats tries to rally his team from a 52-51 deficit during this team which went back to the NCAA Champion-thc 1963 campaign. Such stars as Mel Counts, far left, ships where OSU finished fourth. Steve Pauly, center, and Terry Baker, right, sparked 210 osu says farewell to a great sport, slats gill Amory T. Gill, “Slats to most of his many followers, was loved and admired by all who were coached by him and all who worked with him. His guidance and experience established a winning tradition which has continued to live at Oregon State. His sudden death on April 5, 1966 marked the end of an outstanding career of athletic achievement. As a college student in 1921 -24, Slats began a career that would drastically change Oregon State basketball. His excellence as a college athlete began as a star forward in basketball. During his junior year, he set a Conference scoring record, and after his senior year was named to the 1924 Helms Foundation All-American team. In 1928, Gill began coaching basketball for Oregon State. His teams were well-disciplined and possessed the winning attitude that Gill portrayed. His 36 teams had a record of 599 wins against 392 losses. His teams won berths in the national tournament in 1949 and 1963, finishing fourth both times. Probably, Gill’s best team was his and also Mel Counts’ last—the team of 1964. The team was nationally rated when it lost to Seattle University for the At-Large berth to the NCAA Rcgionals. One of Slats’ greatest achievements was his contribution to founding the Far West Classic, one of the nation’s strongest holiday tournaments. Slats was a witness to the first ten Classics, won each time by OSU. With Slats absent the next year, the Heavers finished last in the tourney. In 1965, Mr. OSU Basketball turned over the top basketball post to the current mentor, Paul Valenti, and took over as Athletic Director for newly-retired Spec Keane. Immediately, Slats faced the problem of finding replacements for three major athletic coaches. By the end of the year, however, Gill had found three competent men to fill the positions. Just before completing his second year as Athletic Director, a heart attack put a sudden end to Gill’s notcablc career. Coaches from all over the country joined Oregon Staters in saying goodbye to Slats Gill. But his tradition lives among Oregon State athletes and all those who knew and loved him. playmaker. Ierry Baker. Slats' teams compiled 599 wins during his 36 years of coaching. 211 beavers rally to second in aawu football The 1966 version of Oregon State football was a story of great success. Despite early losses, the team was among the country’s best by the end of the season. Coach Dee Andros, in his second successful season at OSU, molded his ranks together at mid-season and completed a 7-3 season with six straight wins. Opening against a strong Michigan team, the Beavers were plagued by many pass defense errors and, consequently, lost a 41-0 decision. Coming back well, the squad defeated Iowa 17-3 behind Bobby Grim’s exciting running and Pete Pifer’s pounding up the middle. When conference play began against Rose Bowl bound USC, Oregon State was pushed across Multnomah Stadium and passed to death as they met their second defeat, 21-0. Northwestern came to Corvallis with a highly rated passing attack and an upset in mind. The Beavers, still trying to patch up their defense, went down for the last time. 14-6. Homecoming brought the Beavers face-to-face with the Idaho Vandals and the nation's top rusher, Ray McDonald. Sophomore Steve Prccce replaced Paul Brothers as quarterback and sparked a second-half comeback for a 14-7 win. Against Arizona Slate. Paul Brothers returned to hit Bobby Grim with a TD pass and led an 18-17 comeback win. Another great passing attack faced the Beavers at Washington State. OSU. molding both defense and offense, crushed the Cougars 41-13 as Pifcr scored four times. The team moved on to Portland where the Beaver pass defense was tested against the nation's top passer. Mark Reed of Arizona. The OSU secondary protected well against Reed's 56 passes as the Beavers ran over the Wildcats defenses. 31-12. Showing great enthusiasm and spirit. Coach Dee Andros, right, leads his team onto the field before the Homecoming game against Idaho. Andros’ coaching and conditioning enabled the Beavers to beat the Vandals and continue winning for six consecutive games. Coach Andros discusses strategy with Paul Brothers, above right, senior quarterback from Koscburg. The coach's personality figured strongly in molding the team together at mid-season and sparking the Beaver comeback. 212 Returning home for a televised game against a favored Washington team, the Orangemen stopped the Huskies’ passing attack for better than three quarters and rolled up a 24-13 triumph. In the traditional Civil War game against Oregon, the OSU secondary handled the Ducks’ passing while Pete Pifer repeated his 1,000 yard rushing record amidst the mud of a 20-15 victory. The 1966 Beavers finished 18th nationally with their 7-3 season. In league play, they were 3-1, second to USC’s Rose Bowl team. OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE 0 Michigan 41 17 Iowa 3 0 use 21 6 N’western 14 14 Idaho 7 18 Ariz. State 17 41 Wash. State 13 31 Arizona 12 24 Washington 13 20 Oregon 15 Varsity Football members are Row one. left to right: Manager Don Shelley. Coach Bud Riley, Coach Ed Knecht. Coach Gene Fclker, Athletic Director Jim Barratt, Head Coach Dee Andros. Coach John Easter-brook. Coach Sam Boghosian. Coach Rich Brooks, Doctor John Griflin. Trainer Bill Seman. Row two: Mark Gartung. Mike Sullivan. Wayne Valley, Gary Musacco. Pete Pifer. Skip Diaz. Dennis Rozario, Greg Hartman. Tom Coccione. Russ Kuhns. Bob Grim. Scott Eaton. Paul Brothers. Jim Wilkin, Joe Reid. Rocknc Freitas. Row three: Ernie Smith. John Didion. Van Smith. Mike Cregan. Skip Vanderbundt. Steve Shaw. Mike Haggard. Mark Wahletich. Mike Mitchell. Don Welch. Bob Jeremiah. Steve Snider. Don Summers. Duane Barton. Ed Mitchell. Row four: Ron Boley, Jon Sandstrom. Gary Neal. Jimmy Flanary. Roger Stalick. Jerry Belcher. Bill Main. Bob Mayes. Bruce Kannenburg. Rich Hibberd. I.cc Jamison. Jess Lewis, Jim Blackford. Dave Marlcttc. Mike I.ccp. Row live: Al Frei. Gary Houser. Charlie Olds. Tom Greerty. Bill Enyart. Roger Cantlon. Harry Gunner. Louie Armstrong III. Jim Schcclc. Mike Foote. Jeff Hardrath. Clyde Smith. Kent Scott. Gary Hartman. Steve Prcccc. 213 pifer dominates beaver offense Pete Pifer, the phenomenal block buster from Ridgecrest, California, was an important factor in Oregon State’s second place AAWU finish. The na-ion’s fourth leading rusher and among the nation’s ten leading scorers, Pifer gained 1.088 yards on 230 carries and scored 72 points on 12 touchdowns this season. Pifer was named Back of the Week after gaining 228 yards and scoring three times against Arizona. He rushed on to become the third Beaver in five years to receive the W. J. Voit memorial trophy, given annually to the top football player on the coast. After election to every All-coast team, Pifer was presented the Pop Warner Award for the Pacific Coast’s top senior football player. Post-season honors named the Oregon State fullback to starting positions in both the East-West Shrine game and the annual Hula Bowl. He was given All-American honorable mention for the second season in a row. Pifcr’s record breaking career included gaining 2,233 net yards, an AAWU first with two consecutive 1,000 yard seasons, scoring four touchdowns in one game, and averaging a 4.7 yard-per-carry rushing record. Pete Pifer. Oregon State's all-time rusher, starts into the secondary, far left, through a hole at left tackle, then Pifer puts on a still arm to get away from his last real threat. The great fullback breaks by his last tackier at the thirty, before turning on the speed that the 220-poundcr displayed to opponents all year. Powerful No. 48 then completes his 45-yard touchdown run. far right, as he crosses the goal line for the second time against the Wildcats in a 31-12 rout. Displaying his patented power. Pifer breaks the tackle of three Vandals at the five yard line to complete a 17-yard winning touchdown run in the Homecoming battle with Idaho. 214 Powerhouse Pete dives for additional yardage against Washington. He scored once and gained 129 yards in this 24-13 win. 215 216 offense means run, run Finishing third in AAWU total offense. the Beavers were led by fullback Pete Pifcr. However, Paul Brothers, Bobby Grim, Jerry Belcher, Donnie Summers and Steve Prcece were also instrumental in moving the ball against the opposition. Quarterback Brothers, chosen Pacific Coast Back of the Week for his superb play against Washington, compiled 881 yards of the Beaver attack, placing him sixth in AAWU standing. He ran for four touchdowns and passed for an additional three, making him a second team All-conference pick. Bobby Grim, the exciting senior halfback, hurdles an Arizona defender at the goal line, far left, to start a 31-12 romp over the Wildcats. Quarterback Paul Brothers, running behind Jerry Belcher in the Northwestern game, below, far right, scrambled for 400 yards during the season. Fleet-footed Bobby Grim. left, running at a 6.6 yard clip, runs past Idaho defenders in a 14-7 victory. Sophomore Quarterback Steve Preece. below left, who picked up for Brothers in the second half of the Idaho game, show's his running talents. Preece carried the ball 12 times for 93 yards and one touchdown in leading OSU to a 14-7 Homecoming victory. Following a great fake by Paul Brothers, diminuitivc halfback Donnie Summers, below, rushes against Idaho as half the Vandal defense goes after Pete Pifer (48). Grim, the most exciting break-away threat since Paul Lowe, rushed for 470 yards, a 6.6 yard average. He made 400 yards in kickoff returns as well as becoming Brother’s favorite target with 25 receptions. A two-way performer in the Shrine game and the most valuable back for the North in the Senior Bowl. Grim was also a second team All-Conference pick. Belcher and Summers, the shuttling halfbacks, rushed for more than 330 yards on 84 carries. Steve Preece, the sophomore signal caller and hero of the Idaho game, made over 200 yards total offense in limited action. OSU’s machine was second in AAWU rushing offense thanks to the front six linemen: All-Pacilic-8 tackle Jim Wilkin, Honorable mentions Joe Reid and Rocknc Freitas, Gary Houser. Dave Marlette and Wayne Valley. SEASON S OFFENSE STATISTICS Season’s Offense Statistics OSU Rushing Yardage .. 2335 Passing Yardage .. 643 Total Offense...... 2978 First Downs Rush. . 124 First Downs Pass.. . 36 First Down Penalty. 11 Total First Downs. . 171 Passes Attempted Completed........138 57 Passes Had Intercepted...... 8 TD Passing......... 3 TD Rushing......... 19 TD Other................. 1 Total TD................ 23 Total Points....... 171 Fumblcs Lost .... 24 11 Penalties Yds. Penalized........ 46 530 Opponent 1330 1756 3086 73 84 3 160 237 122 16 7 13 2 22 156 24 10 46 542 217 Utilizing some great size and power, OSU’s defensive front four held opponents to 50 yards rushing a game in the five final clashes. In those last five games, opposition rushed for only 15 first downs and 2 touchdowns against the tough OSU rush defense. In the Arizona game, second team All-Conference Skip Diaz led the hard-rocks in a tough attack against the Wildcat backs, limiting them to only 7 net yards, rushing. Against Washington, Dennis Ro-zario, an All-AAWU pick, led a strong attack by the front four to gain him Lineman of the Week honors on the coast. Named Lineman of the Week for his constant harassing of Oregon backs, Mark Gartung helped stop the Ducks cold with only 29 net yards rushing on 41 carries. He was an All-Conference Honorable Mention pick. Also in on the tackles that held opponents to a stingy 3.1 yards per carry were Tom Coccione, Ron Boley, All-Conference Russ Kuhns, 2nd team All-AAWU Bill Enyart, and Honorable Mention Greg Hartman. Skip Diaz (64), Dennis Rosario (65), Hill Enyart (46), Skip Vandcrbundt (42), and Mark Gartung (78) combine on this goal line stand to halt a Northwestern score, top. Greg Hartman (80). Mark Wahle-tich (27) and Ron Boley (15) stop Northwestern back Woody Campbell in a 14-6 loss, above. 218 rushing defense Dennis Rozario (65). Mark Gartung (78). Tom Coc-cionc (86) and Skip Diaz (64) rack up Oregon star Steve Jones for no gain. Defensive end Tom Coccione, far left, shows the type of harassment Arizona backs felt as he drops Mark Reed, the nation's leader in passing yardage. Washington's Bill Parker is trapped, above, by Bill Enyart (46), Skip Diaz (64) and Mark Gartung (78), as the Beavers beat the Huskies. 24-13 on national television. Mark Gartung. Coast Lineman of the Week for his play against Oregon, shows his quickness in bringing down Webfoot Quarterback Mike Brundage, right. 219 pass defense spells victory for beavers OSU's green pass defense, punished unmercifully by 247 attempted passes, did well in protecting the goal line from the ever-dangerous bombs. The Beavers faced top passers in Arizona's Mark Reed, the country's top passing yardage quarterback; WSU's Jerry Henderson, the AAWU top passer; USC’s Troy Winslow; Northwestern's Denny Boothe; Washington's Tom Sparlin; and Oregon’s rubber-armed trio. The secondary, made up of all new faces this year, included Scott Eaton. Charlie Olds, Don Welch and Mark Wahletich. Sixteen passes were picked off by the OSU defense including four each by Scott Eaton and linebacker Bill Enyart, three by Charlie Olds, two by end Greg Hartman and one each by Wahletich, tackle Dennis Rozzario and linebacker Russ Kuhns. Ex-basketballer Eaton was given All-conference honorable mention for such performances as returning a USC pass for 23 yards and making two important interceptions against Oregon. OSU Hack Don Welch makes a sure stop on Northwcstcrns Mike Donaldson, right. Cireg Hartman and Charlie Olds leap into the air. far right, to bring down one of Mark Reed's 56 aerials thrown against the Beaver secondary. Scott Eaton, who intercepted 4 passes during the season, steps in front of teammate Mark Wahletich and Trojan Ray Cahill to make an important theft, above right. He then returns the ball 23 yards, above right, to put the Beavers in good field position. 220 OSU End Harry Gunner turns up field after catching a pass from Paul Brothers. Gunner caught 3 passes for 41 yards in this win over Washington. Gary Houser, junior end. led the conference in punting with a 42.6 yard average. 222 kicking and passing games sparkle in seven osu victories The fine specialties of passing and kicking played an important role in the success of the 1966 OSU football season. Leading the passers were Paul Brothers and Steve Prcecc, while Gary Houser handled the punting and Mike Haggard took care of the place kicking. Brothers passed for 610 yards and three touchdowns while Precce threw only 15 times for 30 yards. The passing game complemented the strong running game and kept defenses loose against the Beaver machine. Gary Houser, the talented junior tight end, won the PAC punting title with a 42.6 yard average on 45 punts. He also caught 6 passes for 90 yards and two touchdowns . Mike Haggard, the stocky place kicker, was an important cog in the smooth Beaver offense machine. The Portland junior kicked 5 of 7 field goals, 16 of 21 conversions and was the 11 th best scorer in the AAWU. Besides his offensive punch. Haggard was a demon to kickoff returners. In the Arizona game he was in on nearly every tackle following his kickoffs. Placckickcr Mike Haggard lies the score, above, with a conversion against Idaho. Haggard scored 31 points on 16 conversions and 5 field goals during the season. Bobby Grim, leading Beaver receiver with 25 receptions, grabs another one against Arizona, left. Gary Houser waits for a pass from Paul Brothers in the Northwestern game, right. 223 .„ ,.6...„..7 ..... . Belcher. Row two: Manager Terry Esmay, Lynn Harmon, Keith Munson. Don Chapin, Terry Smith, Tracy Smith, Lew Dahlin, Fred Crow. beaver harriers share ncaa sixth Paced by distanccman Tracy Smith, the 1967 Beaver cross country team tied for sixth in the NCAA Championships and tallied an 8 2 dual meet record. Coach Berny Wagner’s second year as mentor marked the second best track season in OSU’s history. In a triangular meet at Arizona State, it was the individual effort of Earl Belcher that boosted Oregon State to a win over ASU and New Mexico. In a grueling 200 yard uphill sprint to the tape, Belcher edged his ASU opponent for eleventh to save the Beavers from a tic. Even the 1-2 finish of Tracy Smith and Terry Smith was not enough to upset Duck depth as Oregon slipped by, 27-30, in a major dual meet. At the Northern Division finals Tracy Smith (30:57.5) beat Washington State’s Gerry Lindgren by about 200 yards in the six mile. Sophomore Keith Munson came in for a surprise fourth, beating team captain Terry Smith by a second. OSU bowed to WSU in the championships but avenged the prior Duck loss with a one point victory over Oregon. Oregon State entered the NCAA Championships, fired up with the potential shown at the ND finals, but all chances of a win faded when Keith Munson, most-improved OSU harrier, developed a “stitch in his side and finished the race 175th out of 189. WSU’s Lindgren shot out at the start; Tracy Smith’s efforts to close the gap weren’t enough. Bettering the old course record, Tracy finished 29.11 for second to become the third OSU harrier to win All-American honors. Other Beaver finishers were Terry Smith, 21st in 31:03; Lew Dahlin, 54th in 31:33.5; and Terry Schulkart, 81st in 32:20. 224 OSU-15 U. Port.-90 Port. St.-91 Statcrs-110 Lewis Clark-131 OSU-15 Seattle Pac.-54 U. Port-68 SOC-77 OSU-38 Ariz. St.-40 N. Mex. U.-44 OSU-30 Oregon-27 North. Div.: OSU-42 WSU-38 Oregon-43 NCAA Finals: OSU 6th place tie with South. 111. Senior Terry Smith, center left, regularly sped to second spot finishes, close behind Tracy Smith, one of the world’s top distance runners. Among the autumn-tinged foliage, the solitude of competition awaits Tracy Smith, who set new course records for OSU in every race he ran. The Oregon cross-countrymen, above, test-run the new Avery Park course against Oregon. 225 ups and downs for basketball Head Coach Valenti goes through the agonies of the tight games of 1967, above. An example was the Stanford game which wasn’t decided until Fritz’s free throw, left, iced the victory for the Beavers. Vince was a leader nationally in free throw shooting as he bagged 130-150. Paul Valenti’s hoop squad went up and down like a yo-yo during the 1966-67 season. The Beavers had win streaks — and loss streaks — seemingly regulated by the disposition of the score-board. Of 28 games, 14 were decided by five or less points and five times the Beavers were forced into overtime. Molding a team from two 1966 starters. four Icttermen and six sophomores. Coach Valenti did a typically good job in teaching his control game to the squad. His club was strong but often inconsistent from the field and the charity stripe causing the ups and downs. The Beavers put their efforts together enough in the PAC to bring home a tie for second with the powerful WSC Cougars. Predicted at pre-season to be a mediocre basketball team, the Beavers soon proved the “experts” wrong by winning their first four. Winding up their preleague schedule in tournament play, the Orangemen lost four of five to wind up 5-4 before entering the tough PAC competition. Playing their patented control game, the Beavers collected three early league victories, establishing themselves as a potential contender to powerhouse UCLA. However, the period of optimism ended quickly with two losses to Oregon followed by two more embaras- Varsity Basketball, row one. left to right: Manager Terry Vaughn. Vince Fritz. Bill More. Bobby Franz. Mike Markham. Dean Duistemars. Trainer Bill Robertson. Row two: Head Coach Paul Valenti, Loy Peterson, Jeff Kutcr. Ed Fredenburg, Gary Wilken. Larry French, Harry Gunner. Asst. Coach Jimmy Anderson. sing non-league drubbings. Then after losing four to UCLA and USC, OSU bounced back to salvage a respectable season with four straight league wins. A final split with the University of Oregon, ending on a winning note, brought an exciting 14-14 season to a close. Leading the Beavers in scoring was Sophomore Vince Fritz, who tallied 458 points in the season—16.4 per game. Following Vince was Loy Peterson, top scorer from the 1966 season. The 6-5 forward scored 402 points, a 14.4 average. Ed Fredenburg averaged 8.4, Forward Harry Gunner hit at a 6.4 rate, while Bobby Franz, fifth starter for most of the year, averaged 5.8 a game. Junior Peterson edged out Captain Ed Fredenburg for the rebounding title, 202-197, while footballer Harry Gunner picked off 166. Fredenburg. a recipient of one of five national scholarships to scholar athletes, outshot the rest of the squad with a .473 percentage. Vince Fritz was named to the Second Team of the All-PAC Squad. Anaheim’s Loy Peterson was an honorable mention choice. OREGON STATE 61______Hawaii 56 OREGON STATE 58______Hawaii 54 OREGON STATE 64. . . Portland 44 OREGON STATE 92........ BYU 76 OREGON STATE 66.. Kentucky 96 OREGON STATE 64. Penn State 61 OREGON STATE 60______Indiana 71 OREGON STATE 52.. . St. Louis 64 OREGON STATE 54. Minnesota 60 OREGON STATE 45.. California 42 OREGON STATE 51... Stanford 58 OREGON STATE 63......... WSU61 OREGON STATE 61 Washington 57 OREGON STATE 51______Oregon 63 OREGON STATE 55______Oregon 56 OREGON STATE 61. . St. Mary’s 40 OREGON STATE 43... Portland 48 OREGON STATE 56......Idaho 57 OREGON STATE 44.. . . UCLA 76 OREGON STATE 47........USC 62 OREGON STATE 63........USC 72 OREGON STATE 50. ... UCLA 72 OREGON STATE 54.. . Stanford 51 OREGON STATE 59.. California 57 OREGON STATE 69 Washington 66 OREGON STATE 51........ WSU 49 OREGON STATE 55.... Oregon 62 OREGON STATE 49.... Oregon 47 227 osu starts with byu upset before far west classic disappointment Valenti’s warriors ran into some big games right off the bat. including bouts with BYU. Kentucky and Indiana. The Beavers faced an unexpected zone defense time and time again and came out of their conference warm-up with a 5-4 record. Beginning in Hawaii, the Beavers escaped with two close wins over a fired-up Rainbow five. The OSU crew returned home to face an improved Portland University team in their Corvallis debut. Behind Loy Peterson’s 22 points, the Beavers pleased the home crowd with a 64-44 win. The Beavers then faced a tall and talented Brigham Young team, rated sixth in the country. However, OSU’s squad shot a fantastic 82% in the second half to overcome the Cougars, 92-79. Twenty-nine points by Vince Fritz and 28 from Peterson paced the Beavers. Going into the Kentucky Invitational, the Beavers were faced with the impossible task of defeating host Kentucky. The Wildcats shot a hot 55.6% in dumping the Orangemen, 96-66. Playing for third place the next night, Penn State took OSU into three overtimes before falling to some Bobby Franz heroics, 64-61. The Beavers then entered the Far West Classic with all ten previous titles under their belts. A tough field including West Virginia. Indiana, St. Louis and Washington State awaited the Beavers in hopes of an upset. As champs must all fall sometimes, the Beavers stumbled—stumbled big. Facing three unexpected zones, the Beavers were stymied in their shooting and could never get a substantial drive going. As a consequence, the Orangemen went down to Indiana’s eventual Big Ten Championship team, 71 -60; St. Louis. 64-52; and Minnesota. 60-54. Sophomore Dave Moore grabs a rebound against tall St. Louis, as Loy Peterson (32), Harry Gunner (33) and Ed Fredenburg (30) watch. The Beavers lost to the Billikens. 64- 52. causing moments of frustration for Coach Valenti. The OSU mentor checks the score-board, right, wondering what happened to the days when OSU won Far West Classics. 228 Lanky Loy Peterson (32), Ed Fredenburg (30). and senior Larry French (24) go for a rebound in the first game of the Far West Classic. The Beavers were outshot by Indiana and lost. 71-60. Sophomore Bill More (22), far above, sees his first varsity action against Minnesota as he and Ed Fredenburg go for a tip-in. Vince Fritz, above left, looks for someone to pass to as the defense moves in on him. The same problem faces Captain Fredenburg, right, as the Minnesota Zone closes in on the Beaver center. The zone was a nemesis to Oregon State and caused the three straight losses in the Classic. 229 three early league wins spur beaver hopes During their up-and-down season, the Beavers were due for an up, which they gratefully received at the opening of league play. Showing no signs of uneasiness against a zone defense, Valenti's five proceeded to take three of four games from Bay Area and Washington schools. Controlling the ball well, the Beavers cashed in on some clutch shooting by Vinnie Fritz in upsetting the Cal Bears, 45-42. Next night at Palo Alto, Stanford's Rich Baker, with a perfect shooting night, single-handedly beat the Beavers with 14 points as OSU suffered league loss number one, 58-51. Returning home against WSU, the Beavers faced a hot Cougar ball club fresh from a near upset of eventual NCAA Champ UCLA. Fritz and Peterson tore apart the WSU zone defense for three quarters before Randy Stoll of Washington State closed the gap. Six free throws by sophomore Dave Moore in the final three minutes gave the Beavers a lead of 61-60. Then Cougar Center Jim McKean and Loy Peterson exchanged blows in front of the OSU bench, resulting in a near brawl. When the dust had cleared, the Beavers had a thrilling 63-61 victory. Next day Vince and quick Harry took care of Washington’s zone defense. Before a regional television audience, Fritz bagged 22 points and Gunner got 13— enough to offset a great effort by Gordy Harris and subdue the Huskies, 61 -57. One of OSU’s most exciting games of the year was the league encounter with WSU. Some great defense by Jeff Kutcr. lefi. on Big Ted Weirman and by Vince Fritz, above right, on Doug Klokc helped the Beavers preserve their early lead. High scorer of the game was forward I.oy Peterson with 18 points. Loy. who drives by Weirman. right, was later ejected from the game for fighting with Cougar Jim McKean. 230 The Beaver slump began with two losses to arch-rival Oregon. In the first game, at Eugene. Oregon State got good rebounding from tough Harry Gunner, above left, but still lost their scoring touch and the game. 63-51. The next Saturday. Vince Fritz scored brilliantly on his patented jumpers, right. and driving shots for 30 points; but Oregon's Nick Jones. left, stole the ball from Fritz at a critical point late in the game and scored the go-ahead basket in leading the Ducks to a 56-55 upset over OSU. 231 mid-season slump plagues beavers Following the three close conference victories, the Beavers left league action for a breather—or at least it looked that way. It was one of those down periods, however, in which the Beavers lost eight of nine tough games. During the slump the Beavers shot only 40%, while opponents shot 44% -plus, telling the story of the eight losses. Hardest hit by the slump was 1966 scoring leader Loy Peterson, whose inconsistency plagued the Beavers during the nine-game stretch. At the end of this mid-season failure, the Beavers found themselves 9-13 overall and 3-5 in league. The downfall began at Eugene as OSU shot a cold 35% and dropped a 63-51 decision. The Coast’s television’s were tuned in the next Saturday as Vince Fritz performed brilliantly with 30 points. But the Ducks’ quick Nick Jones was a step ahead and OSU went down again, 56-55. The one bright spot of the nine-game set was a win over the weak St. Mary’s team, 61-40. How'cvcr, two embarrassing road losses to Portland. 48-43, and Idaho. 57-56. caused a bit of commotion back in Corvallis—especially with the thought of the UCLA trip coming up. With grim thoughts of Lew' Alcindor, the Beavers went South to face the powerful undefeated Bruins. Amazingly, the Beavers led during the first 12 minutes of play but soon faltered to the press, sending OSU down to a 76-44 loss. The next day Fritz shone again before the television cameras as he scored a season high of 32 points. Meanwhile, the rest of the team was way off target and the Oregon Staters lost again, 62-47. Back at home, the Beavers faced Southern Cal again. The Trojans, behind accurate free throw shooting, shot OSU down again; this time in overtime, 72-63. UCLA came into Gill Coliseum before a near full house and local television with ideas of stomping the slumping Beavers. However, Harry Gunner, Vince Fritz and Loy Peterson kept OSU close until the first few minutes of the second half when the Bruins spurted on their way to a 72-50 victory. The Beavers faced tough USC and undefeated UCLA at the end of the slump. Against USC. Bobby Franz, left, missed a shot with 50 seconds left, forcing an overtime period. The Beavers rebounded well enough, above, but the Trojan's free throws killed the Beavers, 72-63. Against UCLA. Harry Gunner, far above, did a great job of proving that shooting against Alcindor wasn't impossible. Although Harry's five for five kept the Beavers close, other Beavers, such as Vince Fritz, right, tried to shoot over Alcindor without much success. The Bruins finally prevailed. 72-50. 232 233 three overtime league wins help ease the ucla sting Bobby Franz, whose starting job had been taken away from him the night before, provided the heroics against California. The Junior guard sparked the Beavers in the second half with some great defense and clutch shooting to carry the team past the Bears in overtime play. 59-57. The game was witnessed by a happy Dad’s Weekend crowd of 10,048. largest of the season. Against Far West Classic champ Washington, the Beavers hit nine of their first ten shots. The Huskies then got hotter in the second half while the Beavers were cooling down. OSU hung on, however, for a tight 69-66 win. Ed Fredenburg led the scorers with 18 points. A cold night at Washington State was the next stop for the winning Beavers. With poor shooting plaguing both teams, the game went down to the wire tied up. Forced into overtime, the Beavers traded baskets before Loy Peterson found himself open for a 30-footer at the buzzer. The ball hit the bottom of the net giving OSU a 51-49 win and a share of second place. Returning home to face archrival Oregon, the Beavers needed two wins to retain half of the Chancellor’s Trophy. But the squad was victimized by some poor officiating and cold shooting. Scoring over 30 points from the free-throw line, Oregon edged OSU 62-55 and took home the trophy. After the UCLA-USC blitz, the Beavers felt weary from defeat and ready to fight back into the win column. Coach Valenti readied his team for the final Vince Fritz, right, gets himself free enough to shoot over Nick Jones in a 62-55 loss. 234 six-game league assault which provided enough excitement for a whole season. Starting with Stanford, Valenti inserted 5-9 Mike Markham into the starting lineup to pep the team up. The move was good, as Markham’s timely baskets kept OSU close. With the score tied 51-51. he cooly dropped in two free throws in the last 20 seconds to end the win drought and give the Beavers a 54-51 win. In the season’s finale at Eugene, the Beavers were treated to another cliff-hanger. As an Oregon shot fell off at the end of regulation, another overtime game presented itself. After trading baskets. Vince Fritz's shot with three seconds left came ofT the rim. Waiting in the middle of the key was Sophomore Markham, whose eight-footer beat the buzzer for a 49-47 victory. Mike Markham (11). with help from Harry Gunner (33), stops Stanford Guard Gary Pctcrsmcyer along the baseline. Bobby Franz shoots, far left, over Cal's Charlie Perkins at a critical point in this overtime game. Franz turned out to be the hero with his strong defense and clutch baskets. Loy Peterson, above left, drives by Ken Smith for an easy bucket against the Ducks. Mike Markham, above, won the Stanford game with clutch-free throws, and also the final Oregon game with a last second jumper from the key. Ed Frcdenburg, right, was a constant threat outside all season as he led the Beavers in field goal percentage. 235 Heavyweight Mark Gartung. above, works for a pin against Oregon’s Nick Shur. 10-5-1 for the season, the big Californian easily took his third PAC title. Junior Jerry Chapin works on a take-down against WSU. Jerry, right, was 6-1 on the season at 160 pound weight. Varsity Wrestling, row one, left to right: Murrit Davis, Phil Frey, Bob Hawkins, Queen of the PAC Championships, Ron Iwasaki, Jim Quinn, Lee Sprague. Row two: Coach Dale Thomas. Jim Blackford, Don Kaufman, Mark Gartung, Jeff Smith, Bruce Kerr. 236 osu wrestlers take third p.a.c. title in a row Coach Dale Thomas put together another championship team as his Beaver matmcn took the PAC Wrestling title again in 1966-7. Coach Thomas, whose eleven years of coaching has produced a record of 145-29-3, was elected to the Wrestling Hall of Fame this year. The honor was fitting tribute to the man who has built the OSU Wrestling program to one of the strongest in the country. The Beavers compiled a 12-6-1 record, with two of the losses coming to Portland State’s NCAA fifth place finishers. Leading the Beavers to an 8-0 league record were senior Ron Iwasaki, who was 13-3-2 for the season; senior Jeff Smith. 11-3-1; sophomore Jim Blackford. 10-2-3; sophomore Phil Frey, 11-5; and senior Mark Gartung 10-5. Also contributing big points for the Beavers were Lee Sprague, Steve Woods, Jerry Chapin, Bob Hawkins. Jim Quinn, Murritt Davis and Bruce Kerr. Ron Iwasaki and Jim Quinn represented OSU at Kent, Ohio, for the NCAA Wrestling Championships. Ron took sixth in the 115-pound division while Jim won a fourth place medal at 160 pounds. This gave the Beavers a fifteenth place finish in the NCAA. Senior Lee Sprague, jar above, was a strong performer all season and finished third in his PAC 137-pound division. Sophomore Steve Woods, above, scores an impressive upset of Ron Lemmon, star 137-pounder from Utah. 237 five osu wrestlers claim p.a.c. titles Bolstered by five conference champs, the Beavers set a new record of 109 points in sweeping the PAC Championships. Senior Ron Iwasaki won his third straight conference title by defeating UCLA’s Bill Gonzales in the 115-pound finals. 160-pounder Jim Quinn and heavyweight Mark Gartung also won their third conference titles. Sophomores Jim Blackford, 177, and Phil Frey, 145, were each awarded first place trophies after three strong wins. Taking runner-up titles were junior Murrit Davis at 123 and 167-pound Jeff Smith, top Beaver pin artist. Lee Sprague finished third at 137 after winning two previous conference titles. Junior Don Kaufman. 191-pounder brother of ex-OSU star Lcn, and Sophomore Bob Hawkins, 130, recorded third place finishes. Finishing fourth in the tough 152-pound class was senior Bruce Kerr. OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE 13 Oklahoma 17 11 Portland St. 17 17 WSU 14 11 Central Wn. 17 18 Utah 9 29 Washington 5 30 Oregon 2 14 BYU 14 14 Central Wn. 15 17 WSU 11 23 Washington 6 30 California 3 27 San Jose St. 6 20 Fresno St. 14 16 Cal Poly 15 11 Portland St. 21 24 Stanford 9 28 Oregon 3 13 Wyoming 19 Jim Quinn, top, a 160-pounder, was one of three Beaver wrestlers to repeat as a three-year conference champ. Ron Iwasaki was another who took his third straight title. Ron. above, won this match over his Oregon opponent. 22-1. Meanwhile. Jim pinned his opponent. 238 Sophomore Jerry Frey came back from a late season injury to win the 145-pound conference championship. Frey works a WSU foe into a cradle hold, above left. Senior Jeff Smith, using his familiar strong leg action, works on an Oregon opponent, above, on his way to a pin. Jim recorded four pins during the season and was a second place finisher in the PAC. Sophomore 177-pounder Jim Blackford attempts to take control of his Wyoming opponent, above right. Blackford swept to the 177 pound title at UCI.A in the conference Championships. The Corvallis sophomore had a fine first-year 10-2-3 record. 239 OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE OREGON STATE 19 Oklahoma 80 51 Pacific 51 14 Stanford 89 20 San Jose St. 80 31 California 71 34 Oregon 69 39 N. Mexico 60 62 Pgt. Sound 42 45 Washington 95 43 WSU 61 70 Brit. Col. 34 59 Portland St. 34 42 Oregon 84 The Beaver Swim Squad was paced by many young swimmers throughout the season. Sophomore Ed Lovell, above left, and junior Dan Zcnor. above right, both set new school records. Junior Scott McAlister, top right. was the top diver for the Beavers. Sophomore John Bither. right, scored strong points in the butterfly. 240 Varsity Swimming, row one, left to right: Al McGlas-son. Manager. Rod I.eland. Scott McAlister, Mike I arkin. Dave Cook. Asst. Coach Mike Cramer. Row two: Coach Bill Wmkler. Chris Guppy, John Bither, Dick Jones. Dan Zcnor, John Todd, Craig Eiscnbcis. John Sicbs. Asst. Coach Jim Terhunc. I 4 i swimmers climb to seventh in p.a.c. Among the many up-and-coming OSU sports, swimming has been the most active in the past few years. Coach Bill Winkler, an enthusiastic and hardworking coach, brought his swimming team along slowly this year with big hopes for coming years. Only two seniors appeared in the OSU lineup this year, and they will be replaced by Rook sensations Garth Huffakcr and John Josephson. This year the Beavers had a 3-9-1 record, defeating British Columbia. Portland State and University of Puget Sound, while deadlocking with Pacific. The Beavers placed a respectable sev- enth in the PAC, a conference featuring national champ Stanford, runner-up USC and fifth-place UCLA. Eight school records were shattered during the 1966-67 season, four by junior Dan Zenor. His records were in the 1000-yard freestyle, 400-yard individual medley, 200-yard medley and 266-yard medley. Sophomore Ed Lovell set a school record in the 200-yard freestyle. Three relay records were set during the year: the 400-yard medley relay. 400-yard freestyle relay and 800-yard freestyle relay. Senior Dick Jones, above left, rests after anchoring the relay team to victory. Jones anchored three record-breaking relay teams during the season. Coach Bill Winkler, above, checks the up-coming events in the UBC meet. Winkler's great interest and enthusiasm has brought the swimming program along tremendously in the past four years. 241 osu trackmen split season, tie for aawu fifth Oregon State’s 1966 trackmen had a big job to do for Coach Berny Wagner's first season; they met the challenge with outstanding individual and team performances and closed out the season with a 4-4 dual meet record. Few experienced OSU varsity trackmen were left, and pre-season predictions saw the squad headed for a do-nothing record. Building on hold-over sprinter Butch Lumby and shot putter Lahcen Samsam, the Beavers picked up the challenge, determined to disprove the gloomy forecasters. Injuries and sickness struck for a time, as in the previous season, but the team rallied with intensified individual effort. 242 The opening win over Fresno State fulfilled the predicted wins for the Beaver season. Spirited on by the consistently good showings of long jumper Tony Albin, the team pushed to a victory over California. Springing back from a Stanford over-powering, the team out-distanced Washington State by 89-55 as Terry Smith’s upset win in the mile triggered the landslide. OSU 93 Vi Record 50 • Fresno State OSU 75 70 California OSU 64 81 Stanford OSU 89 55 WSU OSU 74 71 Washington OSU 58 86 use OSU 55 90 Oregon OSU 51V4 89 Vi Oregon Oregon State’s standout jumper Tony Albin. far left, leaped 24' IVi for the 1966 A A WU long jump crown. Such stunning upsets as Terry Smith's, top left, win in the mile against WSU and Earl Belcher’s, top. capture of the 880 against Washington boosted the Beavers ahead in four of eight dual meets. Matching the time of the 1965 national champ. Clyde Hunt. left, set an OSU record and placed third in the conference in the steeplechase. Rival Oregon Ducks were shot down by outstanding runner Bob McLaren and ND quarter mile champ Steve Pancoast, above. 243 I.ahccn Samsam, above, explosively heaved the shot 60' 2Vi to top previous Beaver marks and capture a new Moroccan record. With victorious hursts at the finish, veteran sprinter Butch l.umby. top right, paced the track in the 100 and 220. Phil Lowry, right, sent the javelin sailing for top Oregon State ranking in this event. Bending the pole on the way up, John Hergcnrathcr. bottom right, vaulted to a second best mark in OSU record books. Coach Bcrny Wagner, far right. in his freshman season at the Beaver helm, built the 1966 squad into a group capable of superb individual and team performances. OSU Season’s Bests 100—Butch Lumby (9.8) 220—Butch Lumby (21.5) 440—Steve Pancoast (47.8) 880—Doug Parker (1:51.3) Mile—Pete Mcwctt (4:08.7) 2-Mile—Terry Smith (9:09.4) High Jump—Charlie White (6'6 ) Long Jump—Tony Albin (24'8 ) Triple Jump—Tony Albin (49'9 ) Pole Vault—John Hergcnrathcr (15'5% ) High Hurdles—Craig Sonniksen (14.5) Intermediate Hurdles—Bob McLaren (54.0) Shotput—Lahccn Samsam (60'2 ) Discus—Don Tollcfson (169'7 ) Javelin—Phil Lowry (241' 1 ) Steeplechase—Clyde Hunt (9:00.8) 440 Relay—Jones, Lumby, McLaren, Albin (41.7) Mile Relay—Lumby. McLaren, Parker, Pancoast (3:13.8) 244 individual effort sets new beaver marks Tony Albin and Earl Belcher put in the needed effort to push the Beavers to a 3-point margin victory over Washington. Belcher’s upset win in the 880 and Albin’s last-minute capture of the triple jump with a mark of 49' 9 , two feet farther than he had ever jumped before, pulled out the win for Oregon State. The remainder of the dual meets saw the Beavers fail to mark up team wins due to the loss of key men from illness and injury. However, individual team members continued to improve personal records. Phil Lowry hurled the javelin 241' 1 , and John Hcrgen-rather sailed to a 15' 5W' mark in the pole vault, second best in OSU history. Steve Pancoast, Northern Division champion in the quarter mile, paced fellow spikers in the 440 with a time of 47.8, and 100- and 220-yard sprinter Butch Lumby hit the tape at 9.8 and 21.5 in those events. Oregon State’s leading weightman, Lahcen Samsam, put the shot to 60' 2Va for a new OSU and Moroccan record, and closed out the season with a 59' 7 heave in the AAWU championships to rank second in the conference. Consistent long jump winner Tony Albin sprang 24' 1W' to capture an AAWU crow-n. Clyde Hunt was clocked at 9:00.8 in the steeplechase for a third place in the conference and a new OSU record. These performances, backed by the good showings of other Beaver cindcrmcn. gained a fifth place tie with California in the AAWU for Oregon State, a great improvement over the previous year. Foreground: Coach Bcrny Wagner. Row one, left to right: Pete Mcwctt, Mike Sokkala, Butch Lumby, Lynn Fairchild. John Hcrgenrathcr, Mike Jackson. Earl Belcher. Tony Albin. Harry Wright. Steve Pancoast. Denny Bonn. Larry Jones, Steve Hctzlcr. Craig Sonnikscn, Don Tollcfson, Charlie White, and Manager Bruce Harmon. Row two: Assistant Coach Chuck McNeil. Clyde Hunt, Ken McGowan. Phil Lowry, Bob Glacscr, Doug Parker. Terry Smith. John Shook, Lahcen Samsam. Bob McLaren, Jim Wilson, and Dick Alley. 245 coleman’s last season The Coleman Era of baseball at Oregon State ended with the close of the 1966 season. His last Beaver nine hit well and powered their way to a sizzling 14-game pre-season winning streak, only to run out of slugging power in conference games and finish 18-17 for the season. The Grand Old Man of Baseball, who had coached OSU for 36 years, bowed out with a career record of 560 wins and 317 defeats. His efforts gained him eight Northern Division titles and a sixth place finish in the NCAA in 1952. Coach Ralph Coleman receives an OSU rocking chair and a U of O blanket at presentation before his last home game, above. The smile of success is beamed on ■'Coley's face, right. as a reminder of his 36 years of OSU baseball coaching. 246 starts with a streak... After dropping three decisions to Non-Conference Record tough Arizona, the Beaver diamond- osu 3 12 Arizona men unleashed steady hitting and osu 3 9 Arizona clutch pitching to put together a 13- osu 2 3 Arizona game winning streak against noncon- osu 6 2 Arizona State fercncc competition. Leading the strong osu 13 11 Arizona State hitting were first-baseman Karl Weide, osu 8 3 Arizona State right-fielder Darryl Summerfield and osu 6 3 Grand Canyon third-baseman Thurman Bell, who was osu 9 5 OCE injured later. osu 7 2 Portland State osu 4 0 Portland State Strong hitting marked the 14-game win streak osu 3 0 Portland State at the beginning of the season. One of the osu 5 4 Linficld top home run sluggers for the Beavers was osu 6 1 Linfield Karl NVcidc. Above, Karl waits, then swings hard and then completes his home run. osu 6 5 Linficld osu 3 2 Pacific U osu 3 1 Portland State osu 7 1 Portland U osu 8 11 Willamette 247 In mid-April, the Beavers headed into conference play at Eugene with Junior Jack Humphres beating the Oregon Ducks, 3-2, for OSU’s 14th straight victory. After splitting a pair with the Ducks, the Beavers beat non-conference Portland University. Although the pitchers kept up their attack, the hitters weakened and the Beavers won only two of their last 15 games. The consequence of the slump was a scat in the Northern Division cellar. Suminerfield led the team in RBI’s and had a .328 hitting average, while Ron Bolcy, who took over for the injured Thurman Bell, led the sluggers at .339. Top pitchers on the squad were Northern Division All-Star Jack Anrlc in O clllirm Humphres, Wayne Swango, Eric Sel- . . . CllUo 111 Cl MUllip berg and Denny Tower. The worry of a slump-ridden team is the theme of Coleman's gloom as he talks to his bench, above. Meanwhile, Jack Humphries, right, was pitching his way to a 6-4 season and a berth on the Northern Division All-Star Team. Conference Games osu 3 2 Oregon osu 2 5 Oregon osu 4 3 Oregon osu 2 3 wsu osu 1 4 WSU osu 2 15 WSU osu 3 4 Washington osu 1 2 Washington osu 6 12 Washington osu 0 1 WSU osu 4 5 wsu osu 5 4 Washington osu 5 4 Washington osu 1 12 Washington osu 8 9 Oregon osu 0 4 Oregon osu 1 2 Oregon Sonic bright young stars dotted the Beaver lineup in 1966. Junior Ron Lucas, an ND all-star in 1965, hit consistantly and made some great plays at shortstop against Oregon, top. Sophomore Denny Tower, right, had a fine 2.68 ERA during 1966. Hitting here against regional champ Washington State, Jim Skoog, left, was a top performer in Coleman’s outfield. 249 osu golfers place fifteenth in ncaa The well-balanced and youthful Oregon State golf team finished another successful season by capturing the 15th place trophy at the NCAA tourney at Stanford. Coach Walt Kennick. in his first year, combined experience, devotion and his own youthfulness in leading this 1966 club to a 19-4-1 final record. The youthful six included one senior, three juniors and two sophomores. In the Northern Division Championships, Lloyd West led the Beavers to first place as he became the top medalist for the tourney, with Barry Niles fifth. At the AAWU championships. Tom Clark placed 14th among the top coast golfers. Behind him were consistent Bill McCrac, Dick Hopper, and Lloyd West. Larry Hartley led the Beavers to their 15th place finish in the NCAA tournament. Varsity Golf, left to right: Bill McCrac, Larry Hartley, Tom Clark, Coach Walt Kennick. Dick Hopper. Barry Niles and Lloyd West. Lloyd West, far right above. won the individual title at the Northern Division Championships. Larry Hartley, right, led the OSU golfers to 15th place at the NCAA tourney. 250 Bill McCrae, above, was ihc most consistant and top player for Walt Kcnnick’s team. Tom Clark, right. led OSU to a 5th place team effort at the AAWU tourney. Varsity Dual Meets OSU 29 7 UC at Davis OSU 1U 2 24 Vi Chico State OSU 14 13 Portland State OSU 9 9 Chico State OSU 14« 2 3' 2 Willamette OSU 15� 2 2' 2 Idaho OSU 15 3 Gonzaga OSU 17� 2 Vi Linfield OSU 24 3 OCE OSU 12 6 Willamette OSU 6' 2 11 Vi Seattle U OSU 13� 2 4 Vi Portland State 251 ________ Varsity tennis, left to right. Coach Don Megale, Alberto Olmedo, Owen Lucey (also shown right). Bill Blatt, Ted Jackson, Dave Shuford and Fred Torp. Bill Blatt shows his serve, far below. Alberto Olmedo. top college tennis player in the northwest, serves, far right. and returns, below, far right. beaver netters bag northern division crown Led by Alberto Olmedo, top Northwest collegiate tennis player, the squad captured the 1966 Northern Division crown. After winning 17 matches and dropping seven, the squad took fifth in the AAWU meet at UCLA. With all the regular members of the squad returning for the 1967 season. Coach Don Mcgale’s chances arc good for an even better season. Olmedo, whose brother represented Peru in the Davis Cup, won 20 of his 24 matches and was unbeaten among Northwest competition. Making up the rest of the squad were Norwegian star Fred Torp, Dave Shuford, Owen Luccy, Ted Jackson, and Bill Blatt. 252 Varsity Tennis Results osu 2 5 American River JC osu 5 4 Sacramento State osu 0 9 San Jose State osu 8 0 College of San Mateo osu 9 0 San Jose City College osu 9 0 Foothill JC osu 3 6 California osu 3 6 Stanford osu 0 5 California osu 9 0 SOC osu 9 0 Lewis and Clark osu 8 1 Oregon osu 5 4 Seattle U osu 4 5 Washington osu 9 0 SOC' osu 9 0 WSU osu 7 0 Whitworth osu 5 2 Willamette osu 9 0 Portland U osu 5 1 Portland U osu 0 9 California osu 9 0 WSU osu 6 3 Washington osu 6 3 Oregon 253 Rook Rouscr officers, row one. left to right: Jody Boothman, Attendance Secretary for Group B; Row two: Shirley Root, Treasurer; Molly Hoover. Vice President for Group A; Ann Sparling, General Secretary. Row three: Caroline Stupps. Attendance Secretary for Group A; Alice Beach, Vice President for Group B. Row four: Jo Schlosberg. Publicity; Sue Huddleston. President. Members of the 1966-67 Rook Rouscrswcrc: Croup A. Lynn Abramson, Sally Adams. I.ynn Allen. Karen Ahnstedt, Sally Aspin-wall, Janet Baardson, Dee Ann Bachman. Salley Bay. Janet Beardsley. Dana Bcnklc-man. Mary Jane Blotter, Suzu Buell. Leslie Butler. Cathy Creighton. Sandy Cresswcll. Sandy Dinubilo. Marion Dukchart. Kris Fred-crickson. Phyllis Gardner. Sharon Godwin. Patty Haakinson. Charlotte Haddan. Janice Handy. Karen Hentze, Molly Hoover. Sally Hunt. Barbara Jennis. Arlcc Jensen. Sue Jones. Kathy Kralj. Linda Lanscr. Maricllcn Lorenz. Linda Lewis. Diane McCallum. Skye McDonald. Helene MeFadden. Pat McMullen. Barbie Mcdler. Nonnic Minchow, Marcia Mink. Janice Montgomery. Carol Myers. Mary Ncwhousc. Betsy Patton. Patti Patruz-zclli. Sandic Philippi. Mary Ann Robberson, Kathy Rodakowski,Cathy Root. Shirley Root, Arlene Ryan. Sharon Sager. Vicki Sanderson. Patti Silven. Sue Smith. Marti Snyder. Ann Sparling. Caroline Stupp, Jan Turner, Jane Wimberly. Sally Wojahn, Elaine Yandlc. Croup R: Suzy Adams. Sharic Asplund. Alice Beach. Robin Beck. Karen Bendlcr. Sue Bloodworth. Jody Boothnian. Gayle Conrad. Pat Coverstone, Carol Dey, Martha Dodson, Betsy Dykslra. Sally Edwards. Jane Ellcrby, Karen French. Gail Goddard. Jill Hageman. Sue Holt. Barb Hanauska. Niki Harrison, Connie Helfrich. Becky Hemphill. Sue Huddleston. Cindy Hughes. Barb Janvier. Joanne Krieger. Karen Kurahara. Linda Loucks. Kris Matson. Sue Miller. Margie Miller. Susie Nelson. Becky Peck. Mollic Purdy. Jan Reed. Jan Rickcrt. Tcri Ritchey. Yvetti Sarinen. Sharon Samuel. Jo Schlosberg. Dianne Scl-kregg. Myrna Shuniway. Jan Simonson, Karen Stacey, Carol Takasumi, Sue Thompson. Linda Trent. Linda Wilson. Molly Walters. Janis Wilson. Rook Rally, far above, left to right: Callccn King. Merna Bender, Chris Mattcucci. JoDcll Moore, Robin Bost. 255 rooks show power during 4-1 season For the second season in a row. Rook Football Coach Ed Knecht had a perfect season taken away from him in the final game with the Oregon Frosh. His 1966 squad won their first four games before going down to a tough defeat at the hands of Oregon in the season finale. Featuring a strong running attack, the Rooks opened up the Oregon line for 176 yards in the first encounter of the season but lost the ball on fumbles to stop many drives. Finally, after completely dominating the game, Dave Miller was called in to boot a field goal, giving OSU a 3-0 victory. Next week, the Baby Beavers opened up a running attack against Washington State, winning easily, 39-7. Then, against a strong Washington eleven, the Rooks came back with two long second-half touchdown runs by Sal Cirinncione to defeat the Pups, 16-7. Tough Beaver defense backed by powerful pounding up the middle spelled defeat for Treasure Valley the following week. The Rooks recovered six fumbles and intercepted three passes in swamping TVC’C 33-7. In the season’s finale, the Rooks were down 9-7 late in the fourth quarter when an Alan Young field goal attempt went wide. The freshmen finally went down 16-7. Standouts for the Rook machine were backs Bryce Huddlestctt, Rick Olsson, Sal Cirinncione, and Craig Engle. The defense was bolstered by Bill Nelson. George Stursa and Fred Jaross. Fred Jaross (76) and Stan Trylko (81) put pressure on Washington quarterback, top right. Great defense like this contained the Husky air attack and allowed the Rooks to win, 16-7. A gang tackle, right, by Bill Nelson. far left. George .Stursa, left, A1 Vcrso-lenka, buried in pile, Joe Stillwell, on top, and Terry Kincade (19) stops a Washington back in the Beavers' third win of the season. 256 Sa Cirinncione. above, sets sail on way to a 56-yard touchdown run which ignited OSU on to a 16-7 win. Rick Olsson, far right, rushes against Oregon. 257 rook hoopers record tough 17-7 season Oregon State’s freshman basketball team compiled an impressive 17-7 record for the 1966-67 campaign. Coached by Bill Harper and assistant Charlie White, the Rooks raced to impressive victories over leading AAU and freshman teams in the area. Paced by 7-footer Vic Bartolomc, 6-9 Gary Freeman and 5-8 Billy Nickle-berry, the Rooks raced to seven impressive victories at the start of the season before losing to Claudia’s strong AAU squad. The Rooks then swamped the OCE JV’s and Oregon's Frosh before losing close ones to the Frosh and Truax. But the squad again caught fire and won six of the last eight games. For the season, the Rooks averaged 72.3 points per game to 60.1 for the opposition. Six men figured in the scoring throughout most of the season. Vic Bartolome scored at a 20.1 average, including three 30-point games. He was followed by Billy Nickleberry who scored 337 points, Gary Freeman with 327. Gary Carroll with 196, Bruce Bertrand with 148 and Steve Brewer with 112. The OSU Rook Baskctballcrs were led by big men in 1967. Vie Bartolome. a 7-footer, topped the Beaver scorers with 483 points. Vic grabs one of his many rebounds, right, as fourth top scorer Gary Carroll looks on. 6-9 Gary Freeman,above right, drives through Truax defense for two of his season’s 327 points. Jefferson’s Billy Nickleberry displays ilis speed and jumping ability against Clark JC, above, far right. The little playniaker was the number two scorer with 337 points. 6-5 Bruce Bertrand, below right, drives past Oregon star Dave Trukositz in 64-59 loss to the Ducks. 258 259 rooks sport strong teams in spring track Oregon State’s Rook Trackmen split two meets with Oregon as new records were set by Steve Kelly and Dick Fosbury, when both went 6-6 Va in the high jump. Lew Dahlin ran 9:06.8 in the 2-mile, Ernie Smith paced the sprints, while George May was strong in the long jump. The mile relay team of Chris Tapp, Greg Marks, Jim Lockard, and Dick Evans was a strong unit all season. baseball The 1966 Rook baseball team played to a respectable 12-7 season, including three for five over Oregon. Greg Lcbcck (5-2) and Clcvc Benson (5-1) headed the pitching staff while Lute Barnes. Rich Quackcnbush, Steve Renne, Steve Crow, Mike Markham and Tim Glee-son added the scoring punch for Bill Harper’s nine. golf The Rook Golf Team, coached by Bob Enslow, finished with a 11-3-1 record for the 1966 season. Top Rook golfer was Roseburg's Steve Smith, who averaged 76.1 per dual match. Other members of the squad were Gary Mayer. Mike Lambert. Terry Stout, John Marling, Rich Sandquist and John Poindexter. tennis A perfect 7-0 record during the 1966 season marked the success of the Rook tennis team. Craig Cooley paced the team as number one man while Neil Tokerud, John Kearney, Cliff Bradshaw, Eric Hoffman and Bill Bower scored impressive wins all year. The season was closed with an 8-1 Rook win over Oregon’s Frosh. Ernie Smith, right, and Greg Hcrtel finish onc-two in the 100, above, for the Rooks. Mike Markham, far above, left, was one of the mainstays of the Rook Baseball team. Steve Smith, above left, was the top golfer for the 1966 season. 260 fall and winter swimming Rook Swimmers had a successful 1967 season climaxed by a third place finish in the Northwest Freshman Championships at Gresham. The team was paced throughout the season by sensational Garth HufTaker and John Jo-sephson. HufTaker, High School All-American from Redlands, California, set seven Rook records while Joscphson, a native Oregonian, set six. Garth headed for the Indoor National Championships in April. Joscphson and HufTaker combined with Bill Thies, Dave Lowthcr, and Dennis Talbert to set two other Rook Relay records. Other members of the team were Jim Lindsay, Dave Tyler and diver Bob Hubbard. cross country Freshman Cross Country at OSU posted a 3-1 team record in dual meets along with a first and a third in invitational meets. A big win was recorded at WSU against the strong Coubabes, 26-29. Leading the Rooks to victory consistently during the season were Mike Durbin, Ken St. Pierre and John Lilly. Durbin, product of North Eugene, set a new Rook record for the four-mile OSU course. wrestling The Rook Wrestlers split two meets with Oregon's tough Frosh in the highlight of the 1966-67 season. Coach Ron Finley’s squad was led by Kim Snyder, a 152-pounder; Jim Hettinga. 167; Sam Jones, 145; John Cooluris, 130; Bob Mills, 123 and Bill Camp at 145. Garth HufTaker, left, and John Joscphson stand in front of the list of records, above. which they rewrote. Between them, they set 15 new Rook records. Jim Hettinga. far left. was a leading performer for Ron Finley's Rook squad. Two Rook Cross Country runners ramble over the Avery Park course, left. 261 bowling women After capturing the championship in the Association of College Unions Regional Tournament by a one-pin margin (2248-2247), the Oregon State Women’s Bowling team rolled on to win the Northwest District Women’s Intercollegiate Bowling Tournament crown with 2377 pins. Senior Marla Bennett and freshman Lyla Voth also bowled a 1012 scries to nab the ACU regional doubles trophy. The combined varsity and JV women’s kcgler teams finished the season 3-2 on the lanes. Miss Jeanette Masilionis coached the Beavcrettcs to 4-0 triumphs over Oregon and tough-to-beat OC'E. Oregon State 4 PSC 0 Oregon State 4 OC'E 0 Oregon State 1 Vz....... Oregon 214 Oregon State 4 Oregon 0 Oregon State 14................OC'E 314 1st ACU Regional Tournament 1st NW Dist. Women’s Intercollegiate Bowling Tournament men Rick Sorsct and Pete Pittock paced the 1967 Beaver ten-pin squad. Knockdown artist Sorsct had a string of nine strikes going in the second game of a 620 scries against OC’E, only to have the six-pin stick in the tenth frame. Team captain Pittock bowled the highest three-game series (735) in OSU history during practice and had high game honors in most matches. The Beavers defeated Oregon for the first time in their rivalry with a second place at the ACU Tournament and a third at the Idaho Invitational. Pete Pittock nabbed sixth spot in the Northwest with 1646 for nine games. Oregon State 2533 ....... PSC 2414 Oregon State 2751 .....OC'E 2531 Oregon State 2699 .....U.O. 2787 Oregon State 2629 ...... U.O. 2798 Oregon State 2765 .....OC'E 2815 Oregon State 2583 ....... PSC 2731 2nd ACU Regional Tournament (2759) 3rd Idaho Invitational.......(2638) 262 Marla Bennett, top. sends the hall down the alley for a strike. Above, row one. left to right: I.inda Waterman. Mary Lou Marklc. Mary Ann Cates. Row two: Debra Kilhurn. and ACU doubles champions Marla Bennett and Lyla Voth. Right, row one: Rick Sorsct. Pete Pittock. Steve Yarrow. Row two: Greg Johnson. Larry Sicvcrs. I i I Row one. left lo right: Mcliss Rye-ski. Janet Schocnborn. I.aurcn Over-holtzcr. Sandy Morrow. Marcia Mor-Icy. In 1966. the Women's team became an olTicial auxiliary of the OSRC with emphasis on small boats competition. Standout Janet Schocnborn came through with a third in the national lightweight singles l()(K) meter race. Below. Beaver rowers answer the call of the Willamette for a 6:30 A.M. workout. rowers stroke to win Heavyweight Varsity, fore: Gary DcVoc. Row one. left to right: Russ Harris. Richard Reltig. Doug Reid. Bill l.yman. Jim Young. Row two: Tom Schcrich. Jeff Young. Doug O'Conner. Dan Hartman. Row three: Mike Powell, John Summersett. Tom Bryant. Row four: Ian Duncan. Lee Brisscy. Floyd Rathbun. Steve Shambaugh. The Oregon Slate Rowing Club boasted the largest turnout in its history in 1966. Resulting tight conditions caused a shortage of racing shells, but Beaver oarsmen, coached by Karl Drlica, rowed across the finish ahead of other crews 48 times against 82 opponents. Easily capturing first place in the OSRC-sponsorcd Third Corvallis Invitational Regatta with 49 points, the OSU eight-man crews stroked to four heavyweight wins, one lightweight top spot, and four JV firsts during the season. At the Western Intercollegiate Rowing Championships, the lightweight varsity crew pulled to the victor’s spot in 5:38. edging out Santa Clara and St. Marys. Lightweight Ed Stryker captured the junior singles crow n. Corvallis Invitational Regatta 1st Combined team West. Intcrcol. Championship Regatta 1st Lightweight varsity 1st Junior singles 8th Combined team Nat. Women’s Rowing Assoc. Champ. 3rd Ltwt. singles 1000 m. 263 coed field hockey The 1966 Women's Field Hockey interest group recorded a 4-1-3 season. Lyla Voth’s 13 goals were high. Miss Voth, center-forward; Linda Sims, right-inner; and Jean Rhoden, right-wing, were named conference all-stars at the Willamette Valley Intercollegiate Field Hockey Tournament. Goalie Peggy Warner made honorable mention. Oregon State 1........ Marylhurst 1 Oregon State 1................PSC 1 Oregon State 2...........Linfield 0 Oregon State 1............ Oregon 4 Oregon State 5......Skagit Valley 0 Oregon State 1....... West. Wash. 1 Oregon State 6......Col. of Idaho 0 Oregon State 6........... Everett 0 xW A . ... Coed field hockey at OSU culminates with spring term’s Little Joe Tournament. Row one. left to right: Mel Morris. President Cilcn Tabor. Betty Buck. Sandra Sicvcrt. Secretary Robert Grogg. Row two: Eldon Bleak, John Dimick, Vice- President Mike Johnson, Fred Mccham. Andy Paul. Beaver pistolmcn took 14 of 16 awards competed for in a regional National Indoor Championship match. pistolers target-in Offering intercollegiate, conventional and international match competition, the OSU Pistol Club participated in the Willamette Valley Pistol League to promote firearm safety. Ace marksmen Glen Tabor, Robert Grogg and Mike Johnson, right, captured trophies at a Eugene match. Betty Buck topped the women with a high lady’s award in a regional National Indoor Championship match. 264 osu sharpshooters finish on top Row one. left to right: David Pape. Randy Pitney. Pat McCrow, Joanne Cimmiyotli, Lauren Ovcrholtzcr, Ward Conger. Gene Koozcr, Jerry Whitehead. Richard Doumitt. Row two: Mark Susbaucr, Malcolm Newell. Jerry Burnett. George Blackman. Patrick Don-ivan. Lynn Robinson, Lloyd Ho, Fred Rocckcr, John Malcolm Newell, George Blackman. John Strong, and Lauren Ovcrholtzcr were top Beaver sharpshooters for the 1967 Oregon State Rifle team, coached by Dr. Frederick Hisaw and advisor Dr. Herbert Frolandcr. At the Regional Championships, the OSU men's and women’s teams, each taking second, were paced by the standout shooting of senior George Blackman. Of 300 points possible, Blackman shot 293 in the prone, kneeling and standing positions to place first individually and to nab a new national record. Beaver riflemen also finished second in the National intercollegiate Rifle League and were tops in Willamette Valley Rifle League action. Results from the smaller-target, international-type shooting tagged the Oregon Staters sixth nationally. 2nd Nat. Intcrcol. Rifle League Regional Championships 2nd Men’s team 2nd Women’s team 1st Willmt. Val. Rifle League 6th Nationally-Intcrnational type Top woman shooter for OSU, Lauren Ovcrholtzcr, above, takes aim. Other women’s team members arc Joanne Cimmiyotti. Lor-inda Frickc, and Diane Dignan. Elaborate sights and scopes help John Strong, left, keep on target. 265 osu ruggers beat injuries, opponents ( Returning from a successful tour of the British Isles as part of an all-Oregon team, the Oregon State Rugby squad faced the toughest schedule yet. Injuries to key men made for a discouraging early season showing, but the Beaver ruggers, coached by Dr. Murray Dawson. rallied to a 3-2 game record for third in the Northwest Rugby Conference. Basically an experienced team, the outside back position showed the most weakness from inexperience. Senior Dan Lucas, with 24 goals the best scoring wing ever at OSU, was the most improved rugger. Captain Lloyd Chapman was top scorer with 38 goals. Highlight of the season opener against the Portland Rugby Club was the scoring of 51 points by the Beavers for a new Northwest record. Oregon State also ranked as defending champions of the Portland Rugby Tournament. OSU 0.................U. of B. C. 11 OSU 0.......... Vancouver Trojans 5 OSU II..............West. Wash. 0 OSU 12..............U. of Wash. 3 OSU 8............. Victoria Col. 6 OSU 9..................... Oregon 27 Row one. left to right: Fred Erlcnbusch. Bill Newton. Lloyd Chapman. Stu McNeil. Greg Ogdahl. Tim Osmer. Fric Pcnnale. Row two: Dan Lucas, Tom Usher. Russ Lyndc. Gene l inker. Shev Aguilar. Dan Robertson, Bob Skillc. Dennis Barstad. coach Dr. Murray Dawson. 267 tragedy fails to stop ski victories Top, left to right: Rick Walters, Rich Klcckcr. Greg Janes, Tom Ford, Pete Francis, Ed Stevens. Above, Dec Ann Gibson, Cindy Pattison, Carol Francis, Jeanne Evans. Charlotte Brownson. Coach Mike Hartley, above left, has recovered from his injuries to return next season. 26R Tragedy struck the 1967 Beaver Ski team deeply with the mid-season auto accident death of team member David Foote and serious injury to coach Mike Hartley while enroute to a ski meet. Naming the next race the David Foote Memorial, the young, talented team dominated slope action. In the slalom, men and women swept firsts with 1:75.3 and 1:54.7 times. Women seconded in the giant slalom and men were fourth. In other Oregon Collegiate Ski Conference action, junior Jeanne Evans, left, and men’s captain Rick Walters, below, led Beaver skiers to earn the Ski-meistcr Award for the top Oregon man and woman skier. At Multorpor Mountain, Walters sped to first with 45.3, fastest run on the two 27-gate slalom. Miss Evans took individual slalom and giant slalom championships at the Northwest Collegiate Championships. David Foote Memorial 1 st Men’s slalom 1st Women’s slalom NW Collegiate Championships 1st slalom and Giant slalom (Evans) soccermen score wins The OSU Soccer team, guided by coach Iain MacSwan, matched 5-2-3 season records with the second A team Oregon Mallards to tic for second berth behind the Oregon Ducks in the Oregon Intercollegiate Soccer Association. The Beaver kickers scored 37 goals in season play, compared with 31 by the Mallards. High scorers were team captain Dick Eigenraam, 11 goals; Hans Middlehoven, 9; Phil Cannon, 4, and John Tsingos, 4. OSU 6......................... Reed 0 OSU 6................ U. of Portland 1 OSU 3............... Ore. Mallards 3 OSU 6............... Lewis Clark 3 OSU 0........................ Oregon 6 i ( Row one, left to right: Dick Sherman, Reza Akbarik, Dave Harmon, Jerry Hynes, Larry Logue. Row two: Coach lain MacSwan. Herbert NVanyanga, Chris Guild, Phil Cannon, Dennis Rush, Dick Eigenraam, Jim Head, Bill Hurst, Heracles Pctropakis, scorckecpcr April Allen. Middle and top, Beaver soccermen precision-kick to more goals. 269 intramurals Spring intramurals brought tough competition in many events with no group showing dominating power during the term. Phi Delta Theta won the Dual Track title, slipping by Phi Gamma Delta, Sigma Phi Epsilon and Sigma Nu before subduing Heckart Lodge for the All-School title. Wylie Smith anchored the record-setting relay and won the 220. providing the Phi Delt winning factor. Big Clyde Smith took both the discus and shot put titles in leading the SAE’s to victory in the All-University Track Meet. Bob Mayes won the hurdles races to put Beta Theta Pi in contention. The Betas retained their softball championship by defeating Phi Sigma Kappa and the M.T. Set. Running on the 2.5-mile Avery Park cross-country course, Craig McKibben of Acacia survived the rush of five Sig Epsto win in 13:23. Steve Fuller. Kappa Sigma, upset Jack McGrcw of Varsity House for the individual Horseshoes title. In golf. Theta Chi’s Bob Schroeder, ATO Steve Preston and Fiji John Groupe took individual titles in their respective A. B and C divisions. Heckart Lodge and Azalea House received archery titles, while Bill Hanley of McNary 3rd and Beverly Schaad of Azalea House took individual championships. Sigma Pi won the Badminton title. A Mustang pass is knocked down by two Phi Dclt defenders, top. in the all school football championships. A Shcv Aguillar to Greg Ogdahl pass is picked off, near right, in the flat giving good field position to the Independent champs, the Mustangs. Behind a long pass and run play late in the game, the Mustangs reigned victorious over Phi Delta Theta, 7-0. Carter Clark, far right, spikes for the Phi Delts in the volleyball finals. 270 Daeg Ilix and Theta Chi players, left, fight for a rebound in the B finals. Theta Chi won the hotly-contested battle. 27-26. A sextet spike is blocked. below, by a Phi Dclt forward. The experienced Sextet took the Volleyball Championship over the Fraternity champs. Fall and Winter Intramurals produced some new champions, but once again it seemed that Phi Delta Theta was headed toward another all-school title. The Phi Dclts fought their way-through some real tough fraternity competition before meeting the Mustangs in the football title match. On a muddy November afternoon, the Mustangs won, 7-0. Dick Watcnpaugh scored a last-minute touchdown, covering 80 yards with a screen pass. The Phi Delts were also in the volleyball finals, losing to the Sextet. They also lost to the SAE’s in the fraternity finals for the swimming championship. Sigma Alpha Epsilon was second in points following their co-championship with Gar Wyn for the All-School Swim title, and receipt of the Hoop crown. Behind balanced scoring from Bob Allard. Steve Warner, Don Whitney, Larry Rich and the Norris brothers, SAE dumped Siegall Hagall, 59-31. Theta Chi won the B title while Phi Delta Theta won the C crown. The SAE’s also dominated the All-University Wrestling title behind strong performers Lin Casciato. Mike Stewart. Mark Cadman. Keith Swenson and Dennis Freed. Next in points were Beta Theta Pi and Sigma Phi Epsilon. The Betas, led by Jerry Ota. defeated Naud Ilix to take the bowling championship. The SPE’s bagged seconds in the All-University Gymnastics and Horseshoes championships. Kaun Eis won the gymnastics title and Varsity House won at horseshoes. Delta Upsilon won the Golf Team title. Phi Gamma Delta took Weightlifting, while Hudson and White won the doublcsTablcTcnnis championship. Individually. Ying-Tak Lau, Independent, won the Ping Pong title. Doug Cook. Phi Kappa Tau, proved the best fencer, while Cliff Bradshaw, Delta Tau Delta, topped the tennis players. Independents Jim Crawford and Ron Finley received the Individual Bag-Punching and Judo titles respectively. 271 wra offers sports variety The Women’s Recreational Associations offers opportunities for sports competition and a wide variety of recreational activities to all Oregon State women. Sharcen Young was president with Miss Velda Brust as chief advisor. Other Womens’ Physical Education Department staffers coach specific sports. Requiring special skill and organized practices are the extramurals. Beaver coeds participating in this phase of WRA compete individually and as interest groups in intercollegiate schedules of games while gaining valuable sportsmanship lessons. Extramural Manager Lyla Voth coordinates the organizing. planning and carrying out of these games and matches. Intramurals provide good times for the coed interested in archery, tennis, billiards, bowling, badminton, volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, softball and swimming. Linda Waterman, intramural manager, supervises this program with the assistance of living group representatives. Two honoraries. Orange O’’ and Aquabats. recognize women outstanding in participation and service to WRA and OSU. The awarding of the coveted Sportsmanship Trophy to the living group demonstrating the best sportsmanship throughout the year’s intramural activities highlights WRA activities. Basketball, above right, and gymnastics, right. headline winter WRA intramurals. For the second season in a row. the Bcavcrette hoop-sters were undefeated in extramural play. Row one. left to right: Judy Holman. Judy Parmer. Shareen Young. Mary I.ou Caverhill. Row two: Cathy Bccklcy. Donna Gann. Merry Holland. Coco Hirstcl. Jean Rhoden. Miss Velda Brust, advisor. Ilccuckcr. Cary Johnson. Ml Bertha Housemother Herrick. Charles I 9 6 7 Dada. Abdul Hewitt, Cary Batcheldcr. Douglas Hiranaga. Leighton A H Kayser. Stanley Donald 9 6 8 Barber, Mark Brown. Burgess. Jerald Diwan. Abdul F-varts, Hildcnbrand. Jerry acacia Carry Mack. David McDonald. John McKibbcn. M. Craig Me Reynolds. Larry Nicholi. James Nishikawa. F.verctt Quandrw. Randy Sakauyc. Steven Sigworth. Harrison Tamura. Paul Anderson. Edward Britton. Harold 278 Johnston. Lloyd Leonard, Ronald acacia Unternahrer, Thomas Vincent. Fred Vonder Ahe, Michael Wcckert. Wendell Freund. Robert Chapman. Stephen Dvorak, William Eaton, Glenn Jackson, James Lau. Alan Merriman. Arthur 279 L Mudgc. Penny Prttidrnt I 9 6 7 Borden, Virginia Pac cMiiak. Penny Morrison. Cheryl Nelson. Mary Nicol. Nancy Hendricks. Nancy Porterfield. Karen Kelly, Janet Steen. Mary Lummus. Delores White. Barbara Hakkinen. Karen Hatch. Nancy Heusser, Valeric Nelson. Mary Jo Nicmi. Anne-Marie Paulus. Helen Baur. Karla Tuotni. Carolyn Birkcmcier. Susan Brack. Glenda Ccllers. Jan Chcldclin, Sandra Durlam. Susan Hyland, Carolyn Price. Danielle Bentley, Fran Button. Judy Funk. Karen 280 C - J VO llillcy. Su annc Horsley. Alice Pnnven. 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Michael 292 Polachovrski, Allan Hcigl. James Hunt, David Red, James Robertson, John 293 Luraby. Leonard L. Norman. Paul I). Ritchey. Alan II Robertson. George J Sonnenberg. William T. alpha tau omega C Jackson, Michael S. if,.'? Taylor. Russell J. Mitchell. Mike 294 Conner. Ward S. Gifiwn. I nwrciwr P. Harper. John C. Nelson. J. Steve Oliver. Kent A. Wade. Bruce S Wiley. William S Kessi. James E. Won, Jack P Bauer. Samuel R Leary. Jack II. Ba� ter. Kimberly J. alpha tau omega Brandenburg. Forrest R. Burgrafl. Richard M Hillyard. (iordon E. Malagon. Timothy S Phillips, Steve C Roehr. John l Thompson. Ronald R. Smclser. Steven R Kersey. Keith T. 295 Boucock, Jerry President Verdurman. Mr . Edmond Housemother Becker, Henry Ferri . Glenn George Fowler. Thomas 1 9 6 8 Sattesi. NeKon Francis. Peier Eisenbcis. Craig Godfrey, James Hcimbuck. Jeffrey Powell. Michael Tower. Dennis 1 9 6 9 Ewen. Douglas lobcrtson. Douglas 296 Cardoza. Robed Stromqimt. David Dunning. Dennis Utzingcr. Nicholas Wachsmuth. louls 1 9 7 0 Atkins. Robed Brauscr. Michael Burgess. Charles ■ Gibson. Forch. Kenneth Gassner. Stephen Gaulke. Thomas Parisi. Frank Puckett. William SchulipcU. Steve 297 Read. Marcia Prttldenl llcncry. Sharyn Gustavson. Carol Stanford. Robin Slcenson. Kathleen James. Dorothy Anderson. Mrs. Rac lltHisrmolhrr Brison. Barbara Henkle. Nancy Browne. Cheryl Kleiner. Diana May. Joanne Murtaugh. Mary Ann Storhofl. Judy Allan. Barbara Beaver. Meredith Borivon. Frances Williams. Kristy Engle. Alkejean Gleason. Claudia Larson. Judy Fanno. Jackie Hans an. Darby. Diane Forrette. Joan Henderson. Sharon chi omega i 9 6 9 298 Weatherly. Pat Beardsley. Janet Nelson, Christy Much. Martha Mason. Lynne Abeige. Layne Whitaker. Patty Woodman. Nancy Dow. Marion Clark. Kim Wales. Diana Allen. Mcrlynn Asplund. Sharic Hcppcrlc, Chris chi omega Mingle, Purdy. Mollie Nelson. Susie Richardson. Susan Stotler. Jeanette Thompson. 299 Moir. Bill President Mulder. Peter C. Anderson. Donald E. Parrail. Mrs. Bea Housemother Boris Mascot Bone. Theron C. Dyhrman, Richard A, Boock. John A. Daniels. John A. Ashcnfcltcr. Dennis D. Faus. Robert B Fox. Ronald G. Slottec, John S. Applcn. Gregory L. Davis. Dave M Kamo. Ray Robert Loeffler. Joel J. Moore. Dave Schaber. Paul O. Gray. Roger W. Green ley. Dale R. 300 Janes. Greg l.audctdile, Thomas Griffith. Mike Heberlcin. Ronald G. Bennett. Steve M. C C I I 9 6 8 Brinkley. Mike delta chi 302 C vl vO Wilson. Lester delta chi Coaklcy. James Dahl. IXhijUs Miller. Stephen Shibley. Christopher 303 Batchelder. J. Danielle Hallsrltmon. Mr . M. Cheney. Katherine Dixon. M. L. Prrtidrnt Hnuirmolhtr Herron. Betsy Neuman, Diane Pearce. Nancy Phelan. Patricia Fastman. Molly Janet Fucucl. Martha llaftlum). Christine Stadheim. Judy Stone. delta delta delta Cooper, Marilyn W Gentry. Jill Wmterrowd. Merrilce Yate . Gayle Drummond. I.nit Shumway, Linda Tivy. Wendy Kaspari, Sandra Lemon. Sallie Miller, Sharon Scott. Jean Toombs. Carol Bloyd. Valerie Brownell. Janice Burch. Carlton. Kathleen Gonrowaki. Dcnicc Hoffman. 304 Horning, Diane Jenks. Lyn Johnson. Charleen Mauratt, Carol Norton. Sally Norton. Susan Phillips. Mary Poznanski. Suanne Reed. Deborah Spayde. Patricia Sprang. Deborah Wiley. Martha Bonita 1 9 7 0 Crcswetl. Duerst. Judith Esvelt. Fowler. L. Joy Stahl. Karen Gayle Secback. Marilyn Shaffer. Nancy Simonson. Janice Thayer. Susan Todd. Loretta Williamson, 305 Davis. Judith Marie President Buries. Sandra J. DeYoung. Sharon E. Sviiuh. Mrs. Elizabeth Housemother Franzen. Carol Aubert, Marie A. Ilerburger. Kathleen A. Hoag land. Nancy Ci. Bristol. Joan E. Johnson. Susan C. Waser. Kiesendahl, Diane Kriens. Loretta L. Sturgis. I 9 6 8 Asmervig. Barbara J. Phyllis L. delta gamma Kirk. Carolyn McAdams. Patricia A Mitchell. Claudia L. 306 � , Vvvau MuK t von, V amc a KcVky, l.y t cuc M Vambcn. lv d h ootmv ftc ct y J. McCoinacV. Janet S McDowell, Jtan A. de ta gamma WcathcriU. Christine A. Votoof.. AnnM. Vladimirofl. Linda ). NVihon, l.iiula J. limti, ShaWcnbcttct, Tonn, Omstinc I Vautthn. Maty Jo )cn cn. ►lecn. Sim 307 George. Robert Andrew . Raymond Richter. David Robinson. Raymond Stevenson. Richard Thompnon, Willis O- Buckleair, David Woodllfl. Frank. Ill I 9 6 9 Baer. Robert delta sigma phi Bassett. Marty 308 tx Mcincrs, Paul Baker. Ray MacDonough. Scotty Ncish. Scott Shiroyama, Samuel Winston. Renner Brown. Michael Lcatherwood. Thomas delta sigma phi Foshcc, George Hill, Ronald 309 I.ucy, Owen McCrca, Bill President Brown, Mr . Margaret lloutemother Chcldclin, Larry Clarke, Chuek McDowell, Tom Taylor, Mike Bellanca. Alan Davidson. Forbes Black, Jerry Dierdorf. Bill Blumberg. Rom delta tau delta 310 Grapoli. Al Gray. John Gcil. Bob Haley. Sam Hannan. Larry f- Larsen. B. b Lathrop. Steve Marr. Mike Oi o Reeves. Jerry Shimomura, Richard Thorn. Jim Blackman. John Calef. Mike Cox. Greg Dirk. George Hoiseth. Rod Han cn. Gary Harris. Ron Hulbcrt. Terry Johnson. Bob Kotich. Randy Fontaine. Bruce Kalman. Mike Sibley. Steve Kuykendall. Wally Taylor. John Haggart, Bob Kellogg. Mark delta tan delta Moore. Gary Proffitt, Jamie Lcinassar, Jeff Miller, Larry Strang. Duncan Stranix. Bob 311 Stiger. James V. President Morey. Kirk C. Pear, Willard F. Gustafson. Gary L. Robinson. Richard M. Rood. James C. Valley, Patrick W. McCuskey. Richard B. Blanc. John J. Boncstcclc. Raymond G. DeWar. Kenneth R. DcWitl. David Donovan. Gerald M. J. Loney, David M. MeMurdo, Charles G. Nylander. Jay E. Powell. Donald S. Pyreh. John B. Smith. Terry Winger. Michael G. I 9 6 9 Berki. Steve delta upsilon Hurst. William C. Laird. Donald R. McCormick. Jon L. Waterman. Robert L. Rolfe. Robert L. McKesscn. John II. 312 O' t O La.il . John F. Devlin. Michael J. a Ludlow. John M. Rabe. George V. Erickscn. Michael I. Reierson, William E. Rogers. Frank M. Hufford. David W. Sherwood. James M. Kindred. Randall S. Wiodcdahl. Thomas G. 313 Hutchinson. Betty President Nakamura. Toshie Carbon. Shelby Hirstel. Coco Knutson. Mancie Montaic. Barbara Pitman. Judy Thompson. Chris Binkley. Janet FUnltcy. Pam Hallstrom. Lynne Howells. Sue Leicester. Cindy Sparks, Pat Speckhart. Joanne Reamer. Sally gamma phi beta I undgren, Pam Hamel. Robbie Brand, Nancy Crow. Cathy Ham. Susan Brcndliniecr. Bubs Metheany. Mary I Stopp. Williams. I 9 6 9 Bent . Pearce. Mary Blundell. ch. Fiedler. Patty Salamid. Fran 314 Montais. Ginn) Paulson. Kri 1 illic. Nancy Kilpatrick. Kathy Markham. Celia Slocum. Connie 1 9 7 0 Wahl. Dian Wocrntlle, Sue Barry. Priscilla Adkixcon. I.inda Rchurst, Connie Boyd. Carolyn Brown. Barbara Dcpenbrock. Sylvia gamma phi beta Ferguson. Sue Fredrickson. I.inda Ncwhouse, Mary Pearson. Kris Hewlett. Pam Provsen. Peggy Lewis. Linda Lindaucr. Chris l.ockhovcn. Laura Riches. Nancy Rinderknecht. Jill Taylor. Linda Miller. Connie 315 Schmitz. Brenda M, Prrtidrnl Kcltas. Pam. J. Arnett. Judy A. Nelson. Karen L. Anderson, Judy F.. Karen A. Borsting. Barbara J. Clark. Bonnie S. I 9 6 7 Cochran. Mrs. E. H. Houiemoiher I arson, Gloria M. 1 9 6 8 Davies. Diane kappa alpha theta Clifton. Nancy E. Crancr. Tommyc Riser. Rummel. Linda J Burroughs, Carol l . Dufort. Molly L Julie Fahrer. Jane M Johnson. Fran E. Groshong. Faye E Highland. Jan I Griswold. Judy K Cunningham. Joanne Francis. Carole J. Japel. Pam J. 316 McCoig, Merrily L. Olsen. Julainc Seidl. Pat Todd. Toby A. Watts, Ann E. Guamer. Julia A. Smithson. Sandra K. Turner. Elizabeth K. Nash. Judy Ross. Melinda L. Williams. Janis K. I 9 7 0 Baardson. Janet M. Battalia. Nancy K. Calkin. Melinda S. Calley. Georgian Clary. Helen Jessup. Janice Kennedy, Jeanne Lehl, Debra E. Lorenz. Mariellen kappa alpha theta Loucks. Linda A. Mattcuchi, Chris 317 Porter. Gail Pmiidtni 1 9 6 7 Moore. Mr . Laura Brotet. Janet llnutrnuuhrr Krohn. Marty Schild. Becky Bro« n. Carole Scott. Carol Cook. Nancy Ellis. Margaret Graham. Patricia Todd. Patti Turner. Carmen Winfrey. Judy kappa delta Woelpern. Jill Wood. Francis Zielinski. Mary Ann Baldwin. Peggy Cone. Barbara Davis. Lynda F.lltngson. Carol Fischer. Dana (iardner. Kathic Green. Carolyn Parsons. Susi Pearsall. Tamsen Bride. Marilyn Schild. Barbara Swcnsen. Barbara 1 9 6 9 318 Crane. Barbara Harrison. Judy Larsen. Mimi Nelson, Joan Hinshaw, Nancy Pitney. Helen Double. Lois Livesay. Marianne Robertson. Chery l Roy. Terri Dunn. Judy Livingston. Laura Russell. Betty Estes. Lynn Macdonald. Jean Salisbury. Irish Spangler. Robin Spike. Pamela Stevens. Kay Triolo. Lynne Williams. Joyce Barnes. Barbara Shaw. Mary Bowman. Sharon kappa delta Clark. Cheryl Byers. Maxine Hanscy. Marlene Johnson. Andrea Knouff. Annette Miller. Susan Moore. Li Thompson. Bcv Willing. Holly 319 Easterly, Frank C. Fol . Jamc kappa delta rho 320 v© Os VO — Roberts. William Webber. Ray Yamada. Ruvvell $. f. i L Ball. Kurt I.uckcroth, Joe P. Romin. Dale A. Meyer. Robert D. Wine hell. Donald L. e Armstrong. David Martin. Joe N. Read, Richard Wolfe. David Anderson. Steve Clausen, Ted Dahlman, Monte Danforth, Leon kappa delta rho Farrell. Joe Goode. William Hall. Robert Hanson. Richard Patton. Richard M Peterson. Douglas Reece, Richard Reily, Craig Smith. Mark Mitchcm. James Smyth. Fred Myers. James R. Soth. Allen 321 Duflicld. Penny Sharon Brown. Mr . Jane llouttmoihtr 1 9 6 7 Bell, l.inda Ellis. Lynda Nuckols. Ann Ebcl. Elaine Sehucter. Suvan Sleele. Mandy kappa kappa gamma Stothart. Kay Woodworth. Mao- Jo Bolder. Phyllis Carlin. Mary Cherry. Sue Coman. Mary Connall. Kathy Downtc, Mteki llammack, Linda Long. Barbara Maekin. Marsha Martin. Janet Sando . (iloria Smith. Karen Wilson. Sharon Zielinski, Glenda 1 9 6 9 Blankenburg. Kathy Brcvik. Darlene Culbertson. Pat Engdahl, Diane Guyer. 322 Hatchard. Karen Patron, Candy Aspinwall. Sally Davit, Linda Hawkins, Sherrie Rotcnfeld. Helen Bay. Sally Ericktcn. Carolyn Mikkebon. Bobbie Spielman. Kri� Jolma. Su anne Sommert. Sonia Macy, Rebecca Stamm. Mull Montgomery. Diana Twccddalc. Mamie Bcnkclman, Dana Bjorkland. Lee Fouch, Leslie Huffman. Robin Kline. Joan Kropp. Mary Murphy. Maureen 1 9 7 0 Adams, Salty Creighton. Cathye Lowe. Carolyn kappa kappa gamma McDonald. Skye Patton. Betsy Robbins. Jane Philippi. Sandy Proppe. Sue Richardson. Kathy Root. Cathy Root. Shirley Samucb. Diane Sparling, Ann Walters. Molly 323 Rhoades. Gary E- President 1 f 4YR Downing. Dennis Bom on. Mrs. Rose House mother Dunsi. Frank L. Johnson, Ron Graduate a u. Hubert). Fred Dalton. Cliff Graduate Giottonini. Dale kappa sigma MacEwan, J. D.. Jr. Porter, John R. Wilkinson. Dave Bell. John Nc hart. John A. Fonts. Roger Newton. Bill Nunamakcr. John e Keep. Barney £11 (ft Paasch. Phillip H. Pierce. Jerry Parcher, Gary 1 9 6 9 Query. Rick Anuntcn. Bob Bunn. Jerry Carter. Steve R. Woodcock. Bill Brown. Larry Carter. Rich Collins, John 324 Edwards. Daryl Emmcli. Eric Erickson. Mark Fuller. Sieve McClain. Jim Fincher. Skip Holden. Ted Moeanville. Mike Woodcock. Rollie Adsrt, Tim Knowles. Dave c O’Neill, tarry Poujade. Fred Sickenger. Bruce Thompson. Ken Wilson. Mike Arnold. Dick Brogan. Brian Caroll. Dick Chaffin. Joe ri Dam. Bob Farghcr. Mike Hoffman. Mark Jefferies, Mike t Kammerer, Dave Kilian. John Lcavy. Craig Ligon. Dick kappa sigma McCormick. Rick McGrath. Bernie Nauck. Terry Nunamaker. Mike Pitney. Randy Thomas, Kent Tatham. Steve Wilcox. Monty Smith. Ray Young. Dale Stewart, Steve Zimmerman. Charlie 325 lambda chi alpha 326 Horsley Jim Barnes. Dale Rlakcr. Jon Hinklcy. Paul Farster. Dan IT Hall. Bob Deeks. Bill Boutclle. Sieve DcJardin. Mick Femrite, Dour Haushild. Bill Knapp. John Branch, Dale Edwards. Jim Flaherty. Chock Hersh. Chuck Kopc ynski. Dave lambda chi alpha LaRoche. Tom l.cwis. Clin Maihiasen. Bob McNaught. Craig Merrill. Bob Miller. Ron Robertson. Don Sires, Jen Smith. Ferrol Snapp. Bruce Steele. Bill Stronach, Jim 327 Kune. Kjcll FrriidrM Clark. Carter Dyer. Mr . W. C. Carlile. Kay Ih’inrmnlhrr Fleming. Kenneth Kuhn . Rime I Bailey. David Brunn. Kelly Momcn. Douglas Nelson. Jeffery Ogdahl. Wallace Panctsavt. Stephen Poole. Robert Porter. Michael Alley. Dick Aguilar. William Bergstrom. Robert Coe. Bill Comer. Frank Dockttadcr. William Kranc. Reer Liberty. Girard l.ynde. Kuvton Mattvon. Jamc McAllister. Scott Nelson. David Ogdahl. Gregory Pcnnala. Trie Robert . Fredrick Rohde. Jamc Rowan. Steve 328 Jamison, Lee Jendrrejewski. John Mead. Robert Moon. Richard Schukart, Terry 1 9 7 0 Cerrona. Robert Chamber . Craig CroSI. Michael Hall. Robert Nelson. Brett Nicholas. Sicphcn Pcarmine. Larry Kolberg. Don Olsen, Robert Stalick. Roger Svoboda. Mike William . Jerry Woodall. Jim Plumcau, William 329 Anderson. Genevieve Houirmolhrr Mackin. Harold Mullen. Gregory Constant. John Sehmidi. Gerald Daulky. James Lucas. Ronald Sims. William Barichcllo, Wayne 1 9 6 8 Cassidy. David phi gamma delta Dahlstrom. David Miller. Ken Enna, Stephen llolleti. Kenneth Hoover. Michael Stronach, Mark Miller. Mike Schilling. Steve Smith. John Mackin. Bruce Yost. Allan Brandt. William Campbell. Dale Hearing. Thomas Enyart, William 330 Iluhbach. John Myers. Robert Stefani. Dennis Walters. Richard Brewer. Siescn Lngle. Craig Plaff. Norman Preece. Steven Root. James Sullivan. Jerry Tatlor. Doug Thurman. Lester Wittier. Jeffery Fouchck. Kip Anderson. John Davidson. Richard (iraham. William Bchnkc. Rex Drury. Chris Harris. John Cuttcbach. Dan I 9 7 0 phi gamma delta Higginbotham, James OHson. Richard Met gcr. Richard Sawtcllo. Mike Miller. Robert Voung, Alan Zagata. Joseph 331 'J I Sambtrom, Roger Shaw, Bruce Arlh. Pete President Barkus, Rodger Decker, Roberi Haggard, Michael (•add. Michael Pels. Robert Too e, Jane Housemother Chambers, Maynard phi kappa psi Hubbard, Les Piazza, Steve Schaefer, Richard I 9 6 9 Christensen. Ccorge Danse. James Evans, Steve Haack, Dave Hilller. Terry Hoffman, Erich Johnson, Milton 332 Klcckcr. Richard Podkh. Many Amonvcn. Ed Fukui, Sian Scaright. Greg Mascot: Zena Marie Mills, Ritchie Kamhouvck. James Moltao, I.co Swanson. Perry Murphy, Gary Torland, James O'Connor, Tom Zimmerman. David Akita. Gregg Dey. Harold Elliott. Craig Garre. Al Grosness, John Kablc. Mark Pacho. I.ouis Schneider. Jcft phi kappa psi 333 O J 'C Pearson. Jon President Monroe. John Neal. Gary Neiger, Richard Ferguson. Allen Oakey, Michael phi sigma kappa 334 '0 0 'C Barnette. Gregory Wolf. Curll Barnette, Mai Collton, Patrick Ebmeycr. Steven l.dling, David Fricsc. Lynn Gaiblcr, Dennis O'Meara. Donald Rocmcn. Steven Wood. Bruce phi sigma kappa West. Patrick 335 Woodward, Sally Prtildrnl Hammond. Patricia Hcrringcr. Helen Heuig, Mary Jean llerrcn. Barbara Duke, Janice Kellogg. Nancy Gardner. Flora Kerr. Sue HaUien. Barbara Kovtynovich. Karen pi beta phi Cummin . Lynda Daggett. Dorinda Elliot, Joan Hill. Marilyn 336 Kerf. Janet Camp. Sara Child . Janie Kicscndahl. Diane Colicary, Colleen Coyman. Carolyn Davit. Mary Lou l.indirrcn. Sandra Oldfield. Nancy Lowery. Kathy Dyrud. Kathy Engle, Linda Reinhorn, Nan Payne. Nyna Reiten. Lou Ann Ritlcy. Robin Severcidc. Andi Smart. Kathy Steele, Janet Stephens. Ruth Anne Terrierc. Terry Ferguson. Bessie Dotson. Sherry Daggett. Nancy Daggett. Ginger Bost. Robin Waiting. Virginia Allen. Lynn pi beta phi PliRVki. Sarine. Gail 337 Brown. William Pmldtnl Hraba, Bruce Sparling. Charles Venter. Melvin Flynn. Jim Barton. Tctrault, Mrs. Helen llouffmoihrr Iwasaki. Ronald I 9 6 7 Archibald. Edward Vaile. Richard Vandcr andcn. Tom YounK. James I 9 6 8 DcRcttc. William Gallagher. Donald Holloway. Ronald McAulifTc. Michael McDonald, Joel Norrii, Paul Route. Charles Saylor. Clyde III Stonecyphcr. Joseph Wahle. Michael sigma alpha epsilon Wilson. Michael Woods. Steve Young. Dennis Carlson. 1 9 6 9 Adams, Charlie Crow. Stephen a ▲ ■ Barkhurst. Ralph F.bell. C. Walter 338 o r� o Ellinitscn. Pete Glccson. Timothy Hill. Bernard Hopper. William Howard. John Hushes. William Shetkv. Sio'c Stewart. Mike Strom. Richard Allard. Bob Barron. I.onnic Brum. Chuck Goodman. Gary sigma alpha epsilon Greenwood. John C. Prtildrnl Shaw. Ronald I Hetjtncu. Terry Willk. Charles J. I 9 6 7 Liltlcr, Mn. Hlhyl Austin. Brett lloutrmolhcr Sleiter. Richard Smith. Norman S. ('oulthard. I ee E. Elwin. Harvey McCune. Michael C. Sundby. Herbert C. Wood. Richard W. Chamberlain. Dale G. Kuck. Michael L. Miller, Roy Winfree. Andrew Baker. Mark A. Bare heck. Andrew ft Becker. John Moore. John C. Good. Bert Steven . Gary Berth. George 340 Godard. Donald W. Goodmanxon. Paul Krucgcl. Terry C. • Ness. Russell Navin. Seen M. g Ir'k Wakcr. Steven I) Pleasant. David McIntyre. j k Moore. David G. sigma chi llutchenson. Phil 341 OC O' v£ — McClain, Floy I'lftidrm Lainc. Sherry A. Barnwell. Mr . Beulah Hnuifmothrr I arson. Ginny I 9 6 7 Barnett. Cynthia L. Maxwell. Bonnie BocK.cs. Terry Lynn McLaughlin. Anne Hackctt. Sally J. Plambcck. Janice Fletcher. Judy Haith. Sue Happold. Peggy Turner. Pat Hopeman. Jean l ctt, Jill Jenks. Marilyn LaClair. Nancy Newell. Sandra sigma kappa 342 Dodd. Ginn) listoup. Cindy Fredrickson. Nicky Henderson, Kathy llcnrichs. Carolyn Levy, Toby Lincoln. Nancy Marks. Margaret Osterberg, Cheryl Rodgers. Marie Rohrbough, Sue Ross. Barbara Sneed. Kay Whitson, Marla Widick, Nancy Yost.Susannc Aldrich. Loralyn Bates. Charlotte Coverstone. Pat sigma kappa Dahlman. Lucinda Goulding. Bonnie Haddan. Charlotte D. La Clair. Linda J. Lockard. Leslie Peters. Sue 343 oc OS SO Kerr. Robert Pretidtnl Miller. Dale Wave her. Mrs. Winnie Houtentother Mohr. Thomas Jordan, Robert Graduate Ruff. Robert Hibbard. Wallace Wayson, Harvey Willie. Jerry Selbertt. Erie sigma nu Birdwell. William Blake. William Filet . John Marlcttc. David 344 Pendergrav . Lawrence William, Tom sigma nu Rosin. Richard Sandin. Terry Ryan. Michael Sc oil. Gary Georye. Stephen Girl. Barry Berry. Robert Scroyyins. Coy Sipe. Timothy Cockerel. Robert Evans. Richard Shealler. Douglas Kay ley. Stephen Jordan. Russell Ramcby, Michael Shields Botch llabley. Stewart Wall. Robert James. James Broyden. James A 1 aSallc, Trailer. Timothy I andrith. James Willis. William Peterson. Richard Ankcn. Robert Wriyht. Richard Banry. Gale Krcit er. Jack 1 9 7 0 345 Jones. Todd President Goeslinir. John Hayslip, Mrs. Earle Barber. Sieve llouiemolhrr Gould. Rowan llcckman. Brad Ben . John lluiby. Ken Boeder. Daniel lues. John Romberg. Gerald Saunders. Marc Wimberly. Donald I 9 6 K Alexander. Dell Brown. Tom Edwards. Michael Hastings. Robert Gilmour. John Briiiham. Thomas Duf reuse. Doug Hall. Gary 346 'O c Achtcrman. Chris Buries. John Cutsforth. Dave • AVfc Davison. Howard Furrow. Tim Girod. Paul Jim Ketterling. Corky Mike Clayton Nylandcr. Nlek Saunders. Rich Sharpnack. Al TenPas. Bill Thornburjth. I.arry Walt. Dour Wilson. Felix ! 9 7 0 Beall. Robert Borrcvik. Marty Burgher. Bill Engel. Jtvhn llunler. Steven sigma phi epsilon Lampe. George 347 Urfer. Richard R Sinilh. Mr� . Ruby !h uitmt‘thtr I 9 6 7 I 9 6 8 Bakken, Clarence A. Evan . ChnMopher J. Moore. Douulae R. Kenneth L. Reid. John M Sanderwn. John I.. Siranahan. David I. Weawijt. John M. 1 9 6 9 Bicklcr. Michael J Cox. David O. sigma pi 348 sigma pi Jcllcris. Michael L. l.owclt. David M. i'atmer. James. R. Strawn. Chris A. Chattier. Michael S. Engle. Weldon I). Grocnig. Stanley E. Maul. James L. o Hatter. Wayne. E., Jr. Holiday. Richard S. I mui. Greg J. Johnson. Earle A. Keith. Jack L. 349 Hoyle. Michael PrtsUtnt Cartwright. Robert Ingcbritccn. Thomas Phipps. Michael Bitckstcin, Steven Winnop. Robert C r Brandt. Jack 0 yr h Martin. James Goodman. Bill Miller. Ira Apps. Mrs. lister lioinemolhrr Ralph. Thomas L. tau kappa epsilon Bowers. Chapman. Donald Chase. Arnold Coombs. William 350 Devlin. Chris Erickson. Kenneth F.udaly. Steven V v J Harris. Gres liarai. Lawrence Holmgren. Ronald lleitmanek. James Htihla. William Jackson. Virgil A Myers. Bill Morton. Steven Nudclman. Lawrence v Ostlind. James Phillipps. William Peters. Ron tau kappa epsilon 351 Jacob. Gkk President Rhoades. Vcrlin Crook . F.IHe W Housemother Rockwood, Allen Stinson. Pal Camp. Deni Fruid, Richard Slocklon. Darryl Sciuchetti. Larry Crave . George Van Fleet. Bryon Jacobson. Edward Barrow . Donald theta chi Chisholm. Richard Miller. Gary Planner. I ufl Sumincffield. Darryl I 9 6 9 Barrow . I arty Chisholm. Robert llardrath. Jell Lewi . Steve Madsen. Douglas Stromsnes . Carl 352 Estoup, Thomas Randall Shepcrd. Craig Wall. Slcvcn I 9 7 0 Anderson. Mark Bertrand. Bruce BoK. Harold Chambers. David Divita. John Cant. Frederick Hanson. Johnson. Jeffery theta chi Nance. Gregory 353 Maloney. David Preudtnl Si. John. John Jenkins. Mr . Dorothy A meson. Cilen Brock. Terrence lltwirmolhtr I 9 6 8 Stcnneit. Bruce Toyama. Torn peon Branincr. Thomas Hee. Richard K. F. Iloaf. Kirby W. S Johnson. Paul Krok. Peter Manske. Robert I.)He. John alpha kappa lambda Petty. Thomas Pittock. David IXsster. Robert klmore. Michael l-'arrcll. Michael Fosier. Mark Jenkins. Arthur Kilborn. David Richardson. Stephen Ross. Steven 354 — c on Cindy Housemother's Dog Bumgarner. Mrs. Carl ilouicmother Hathaway. Mary l.ou Barrett, Janet delta zeta Malen, Virginia Tamaribuchi, Katherine Tipton. Dianne Anderson. Linda Hughes. Koeckc, Sharon 355 House. Richard Prrudrnl Koolhaas. Cornells Holt. Mrs. Joel la llouyrnutlhrr Nicholson. Craii! Knowles. Larry I 9 6 8 Weathers. Kenneth Burgess. Philip 1 9 6 9 farmhouse (irecn. Daniel Johnson. Darrell Earncy. (Jury I bcrsolc. Mark Mai , Richard Eiscle. Gerald Jensen. Jem Ocumpaugh. William 356 O' f © Dennis. Craig K Dun). Michael K. Ginn. Thomas C. Keitel. Richard J Moll. Donald Hudson. Ronald R Klein. James Potter. Alan L. Satrum. Myron Ward. Jack L. Ziesmer. Neal A. I 9 6 9 Archcrd. Robert E. Ballinger. Jerry Bowers. Michael G. phi kappa sigma Mecte. Gregory L. Pigott, John E. Wheeler. Robert E. 357 1 9 6 7 Holm. Robert (jraJuaif SluJrni Campbell. Fredrick Abraham. Dcnni Chapin. Joseph Fujimoto. Robert Arpmo, Gary Cook. G. DoUglM 358 Koberuon. Jame Kyle. Robert Halting . Robert Carbon. Tom Zimmerman. Dale Toloncn. Norm Stockdale. John Hawk. Norm Makinton. Warren Krenman. Richard Cray. Roirer Daviihon. Larry Davidton. Dan Clayton. Michael Cheync. Sieve ri V Frey. Phillip B. Schneider. Thomas A Pretldtnl Kerseg. Mrs Waller Houitmothrr Cooky, Gerald L. I 9 6 7 Bonecco, John E. Ilockstein. James R Cramer. John II. Heller. John W. Jordan. Neil M. Zielinski. James Aman. Donald C. Daggett, l.ee P. Eppling. Douglas M Grassman. David I Jordan. Warren L. I tilich. Frank R. Macnab. Stephen II Mullen. Gerald P. phi kappa theta i 9 6 8 Aman. Terry G. Ilcnny. Richard J Welter. Thomas A. 1 9 7 0 Greber. Henry J Bcrning. Robert D Hoxmcier, Donald L. 359 Ttenholme. James PreuJrnt Buckhout. Robert 1 9 6 7 Moffat'. Mrs. (ibdyt llomentitihrr Clemen . David immmys, DkliitMin, Michael Frank Traynor. Brian pi kappa alpha 360 Cjlklm, Robert Preildent Mace. Richard Todd. Mr . Josephine Houlfmother Duggan. John McGowan. Ken Sullivan. Steve Wojtasek. James Sandvik, Neil Down, Robert Goldsmith. Steve Austin. Jack pi kappa phi Roseerans. Doug Saunders. Rich 1 9 7 0 Birch. Fred Harris, Don Johnson. Floyd Spelbrink, Robert Wiley. Don VascM. Greg Westfall. Steve 361 Turpen. Michael President Gertulla. Russell Peck. Francis Housemother Randall. Roger Lyman. William Bowne. Richard Irwin. George Daugherty. Tubbs. Milo Welp. Nicholas Krickvon. John theta xi ■■ Welp. Cristen Mascot. Ragnar Becman. Kenneth Larison. Larry 362 Murray, Don Ford. Mrs. Dorothea Hirusrmolhrr Kimura. John S. McBride. Gary D. MacDonald. Joseph B. Pacheco, Calvin S. Sokolow. Robert Wildman. l.arry F. liege. Roland M zeta psi 363 Krir. Kaihryn E. I 9 6 8 F.ldridge. Candy Fowler. Meg !.. KicfT. Judy E. McCoy. Harriet H. zeta tau alpha llamner. Lois A. President Steele, I.inda I.. Stanfield. Marilynn K. Terrierc. Nicole Rergerson, Chris Bow by, Suvan Jane living groups independent living groups 'O Os so Olsson. Ncls President Dickinson. Bill Thornton. Mrs. Margaret Housemother Dobosy, Ronald Holliday. Tliomas Jakabosky, Joel Shishido, Koichi Barstad, Dennis Fctrow, Russell Johnson, David Stoll, Alan Rardin. William Wulf, Bruce Rasmus, Alfred avery lodge 366 George, Carl Gipson. James ft Findly. Hilary Whitford. Alan Hill. Steven Holden. Happy Merzenich. James Reeves. John Woznik. Steve I 9 7 0 Barnes. Jerry Halsey. Mark avery lodge Kafton, Phillip Harrow. Douglas Stennett, Al Katlilf. Donald Toman. John Woods. James 367 ? - OCOvVO Miller. Cheryl Wilson, Marlene Jones. Penny President Brumbaugh. Sandra Miller. Ryan. Patricia rhompson. Margaret Ballinger. Bromley. Mrs. Florence Housemother Batchclder, Anne Dube, Michele Parmer. Judy Suhrbier. Verna Zeck. Carol Elliott. Kay Gary. Carolyn Hcrotd. Joyce azalea house Karen Jensen, Carol MacPherson. Patricia Lewis. Mary Ann Silbcrnagcl. Betty Jo Tohl, Karla 368 While. Charlene Wilhycombe. Beverley Bigelow. Susan Garrett. Carmen Hanford. Anne Honey. Molly Bond. Kaihy Bradshaw. Joan Davis. Donna Eller. Catherine Kasner. Candace Kingsley. Marian Krause. Lois Lalor. Polly azalea house Larson. Linda Lindrolh. Janette Morse. Richards. Barbara Schopperi. Susan Scvcrns, Kathleen Stockard. Mary Joan 369 Kirchcr. Robert President Brogden. Bruce Hunger. Richard Dean Smith, Michael Mandcnhall, Walt 7-eck. Charles Bracetin. Bradley Cummings. Paul Daniels. Raymond Gallaher. Curt Hendrickson. Brian beaver lodge 370 c 'C Steinka. I.eadell F. President Wooddy. Anne Resident Assistant Sigloh. Karen R. Euchring. Linda S. Resident Assistant I 9 6 K OHon. Karen I. Peek. Joan E. Averlll. Jerry A. Baker, Barbara Barnum. Beverly A. Blischkc. Darlene Carmody. Barbara A. Cole. Nancy Duriui, Dclma L. Kinkaid. Joyce A. Lacey. Belly J. Lamb. Dian J. Leagjcld. Mabel F.. buxton hall-first floor Nelson. Sharon P. Paulson. Karen L. S:cte. Mardcan K. Wills. Phyllis K I 9 7 0 Bentley, Louise F.. Berman. Lizbeih Berner. Karen Erickson, Belly J. McCormick, Norma M. Kurahara. Karen G. Harvey. Marico Goddard. Gail Parker, Janet L. Stcyskal. Lynda Takasumi. Thompson. Nancy Thorpe. Wampler. Maurrica Wardell. Candace M. Zener be ry. Pamela 371 c -J xO ■— C O' 'C Smith. Olivia L. Kruchck. Susan J. President Resident Assistant Alexander. Margaret BaMiani. Elisabeth Martin. Beverly S. Miller. Barbara G. Convene. Cheryl Bennett. Katherine W Cocks. Ashleigh E S� Si Scott. Sandra I. buxton hall-second floor Harper. Marilyn L. Suchsland. Dianne 372 O —I VC Smith. Catherine C. President Douglas, Lynn M. Duffy. Sharon J. Johnson. Diane M. Whitbeck. Barbara Blanding. Judith E. Sage. Elizabeth J. Smith. Catherine M. Stevens. Cynthia K. Uhlenhakc. Joanne M Wilson. buxton hall-third floor 373 Kanemasu. Nadine J. Pmiilenl King. Nancy M. I.chan. Susan Bowling. Patricia A. Mcshellc. Wanda J. Leininger. Vicki R. Rtsidtnt Asiiitant Clark. Chrisanne S Mitchell, Claudia L. Brown. Carol J. Burk. Regina A. Copeland, Cheryl A. Croncmillcr, Nancy Denny. Rosalie A. DeVine. D. Carolyn Doty. Pamela L. Doan. Sunni L. Cross. Barbara J. Hite. Carol J. Peterson. Sharon I.. Allen, Connie S. Brandon. Judith I.. buxton hall-fourth floor Greer. Susan E. McLain. Glenda I . Fraser. Joanne E. McCrac. Catherine G. Ballard. Julia A. Horwiw. Susan E. Horton. Louise Harley. Hallcnc M Reynold . Mary A Harris. Mikal K. Sanborn. Judy E. Ebcling. Cheryl G. Houchen. Marilyn F. Jackson, Julie M. Johnson. Sharon D. Kidney. Patsy Tatom. Susan J. Graham, Carol A. Ilcppcrlc. Christine A Seay, Juanita A. Spurlock. Elaine M. Mason. Kathryn J. Anderson. Linda D. Ilillway. Marcia M. Maag. Patricia K. 374 Brown. Joanne H. P raid ml M| Me Lean, M. Black. Diane L. McCoy. Shelby E. Moore. I.auna M. Raldrnl AttlHanl I 9 6 7 1 9 6 9 Volpp. Venita V. Anderson. Nancy I. Schorr. Linda A. Duyck, Dorothy Grogan. Maureen L. Wemken, Karla A. I 9 6 8 Burgess. Kathleen E. Andoor, Hall, Pamella J. Hudson. Shirley D. buxton hall-fifth floor Newcomb. Marcella L. Podbielan, Kaye M. Potter. Beverly J. Prom. Cheryl D. Rkhen. Laurie Strickland. Melanie D. 1 9 7 0 Clark. Linda L. Marshall. Barbara J. Najdek, Catherine Oerding, Priscilla E. Rickert. Janet M Rittenhouse, Dorothy S. 375 v© 1 9 6 7 Grcig, Linda President Ellington, Ruth Mover. Kathryn Moshberger. Diane Johnson. Rive Oliver. Janet Lucas. Mr . Helen II i',mother Wilson. Kathryn Dudley. Libby Eckmann. Mary Oliver, Linda Sagncr, Stephanie, Strombeck. Kathy callahan hall-second floor i Andrew . Linda Glasscock. Gay Jolley. Linda Rcyburn. Joyce Chester. Pam Christenson, Margaret Green. Sue Hamilton. Janice Wharton. Carol Desmet. Karen Cook. Linda Harder. Pam Moc, Carol DePiero. Ann Devlin. Penny Drew. Cheryl Morgan, Linda Houslcy, Corrin Pitts. Clxdeen Jolley. Donna Pitts. Kathleen Fisk. Kathleen Johnson. Carmen Lage, Martha Wallinc. 376 «9 fl Crawford. Jill Hcmrncr. Rosal n Lucas. Mrs. Helen lloutrmolhrr Young. Sharecn Rtildent AniHant Mayfield. Pamela I 9 6 7 Badurina. Lorraine Petterson. Joan Taylor. Janice Tarawa, Helen Bysom. Mary Lou Thomas. Su annc Turner. Susan Carlson. Claudia Jonavson. Stephanie Nishimura. Elaine Bybcc. Pam Bellerby. Linda Kasahara. Sharon Rakcstraw, Kay Cahill. Christine Collins. Michelle Kuns. Lyncttc Stuoshi. Patricia Clifford, Cheryl Gonycr. Marilyn ------------1 Larc. Dorothy Marr. Sue Southworth. Sharron Webb. Barbara DeRoos. Sandy Chappell. S. R Jill Graham, Pamela Flynn. Marcia llenkc, Christine Newman. Vicki Brown. Ruth Gaylord. Cathy callahan hall-third floor Goodyear. Pamela Murray. Patricia J llclvogt. Lynne Horsley. Marsters. Colleen Me Alpine. Una Jean MaGec. Joy Lathrop. Bette Wimer. Diane Popma. Christine 377 o-o v© Cotton. Carolyn Davis. l.inJa Hopper. Sally I 9 6 7 1 9 6 9 Lion. Carole O'Leary. Kalhy Nordykr. Denise Oka aki. Sandy callahan hall-fourth floor Olson, Su anne 1 Anderson. Nancy Hatfield. Kathryn Porter. Christy WccMrcyrr. Kathryn Knoutt. Annette Benson. Mary Bregel. Paulette Kingsfather. Su anne Whitby. Diane Brownell. Pamela Meyer. Janet Williams. Sally Dunn. Cheryl Ollila. Rebecca York. Cheryl Grant. Chou Chou Pullen. Hanson. Kalhy 378 Yoder. Judy Prrtidrnt Higgins. Susan Wagner. Judy Brackett, Barbara Morgan. I inda Schult . Karen WiUon. Betty Anderson. Carol Lucas. Mrs. Helen Htiutrmolhrr Joynes. I.eanne Miller. C. Sue McKay. Denice 1 9 6 7 Cantrell. Trudy Colpitis. Mary Peter . Diane Bullis. Judith Purviance. Kenny Robinson. Kay Banks. Judy Barnes. Barbara Morioka. Patsy Pinkney. Maureen Rcbcbsdorl. Pam Spady. P. Jcanic Tcir. Sandy Hansen. Jeri Spickcrman. Barbara Bautch. Sue Komoto. Judy Reynolds. Pat ■ Thomas. Slarla Hansey. Sharon Symmond . Susan Berg. Carolyn Macda. Carol Ripp, Theresa Turner. Nancy callahan hall-fifth floor Williams. Sue Norman. Kathy Rubens. Donna 379 Lucas. Mrs. Helen llinur mother 1 9 6 8 Anderson. Kathryn Cru . Virginia Kimoto. Harriet Grover. Sue Aultlani Head Kef Idem Rix. Phyllis Ann Milne. Janet Sugahiro. Janis Carter. Marcia Grant. Sandy Murdock. Janet Yasuda, Gloria Baker. Susan Nishihara. Marilyn Stovall. Martha I 1 9 6 7 Jackson. Lynn Assistant Resident Harding. Judy Landry. Lcillc Oman. Joanne Lee. Luanne Powers. Carolyn McLaughlin. Kathy Boyer. Tere Saylcr, Wanda Boyd. Sandra Bond. Nancy Stiles. Virginia Burns. Kathleen Burns. Nancy Charles. Barbara Charles. Margaret Cimmiyotti. Joanne Dinubilo. Sandra Flora. Melissa callahan hall-sixth floor Jones. Carolyn Knoll. Ann Mason. Cindy Peterson. Christine Rae Robinson. Thea Stolhand. Marjorie Stringer. Karen Tinsley. Susan Williams. 380 Anderson, Ernie Kearns, Michael H L'S . Bed. Tom Huntington, Collis cauthorn hall-naud logar-first floor Nomura, Calvin Nordblom. Gerald Koester, Jim Larson, Ronald Murphy. Dennis O'Harra. Dale Sargent, Dennis Acton. John Brown. Terry Gene Dennis Whittier. Robert 381 I 9 6 7 Norton, Steven A. President Hester. William J. Behrman. Wes E. Davis, Dennis L. Resident Assistant 9 6 8 cauthorn hall-tyr ilix gar-second floor Walker. Ray O. Fogel. Robert Jacobson. Michael J. Lutticken, James A. St. Clair, Kenneth J. Asato. Glenn S. Norman. Ron Susnik. Frank, Jr. Vandehcy, Theodore L. Welch. Thomas Doorly, Larry 382 Caines. Alan R. President Etchart. David Y. Advisor Riley. Daniel R. Huntington. Colli P.. Ill Thalman. Ronald J. Gilbert. Jonathan M. Neeley, Thomas H. Maass, Thoma A Murchie. Leigh B Hansen. Lawrence B. McConnell. Mark K Yamas. 1 9 7 0 cauthorn hall-thorn tyr-third floor Grimsbo. Raymond A Murry. Dennis L Schwarz, George 383 - vcr� Knouff, William E. President Pcrrinc. Michael R. Advisor Frankc, Melvin R. Jones, Wallace W. Simonson. Sieven Mayes, W. Thomas Scucll. Darryl L. Vaughn, Terry 1 9 6 8 BarnckoH, David L. Behr, Peter F. Pape. David R. Taylor. Stephen L. 1 9 6 9 Johnson, Willis L. Kovar, Larry J. Lacey, Robert L. Laucr, William L. cauthorn hall-quorth logar-fifth floor McLain. Thomas II. Metteer, Lanis Munson. Keith I. Hall. Gregory C. Lindseth, Chris O. David R. Powers. Joseph R. Ralph, David G. Voih. Timothy L. Wester, Craig 384 Watkins. Betty Pmidtnl Barnes. Mrs. Edna Houirmothrr Hitdebrandt. Kay Ng. Ada 1 9 6 8 Net Ison. Jody W Price, V'clva Rea. Catherine Rodasky. Colleen Schoenborn. Janet Belcher, Lynda Craig, l.inda coed cottage Drew. I.aurabeth Eppler. Sandra Gilbreath. Grass. Nadine Treman. Villcrup. Walworth. Kcnni I 9 7 0 Gordon, Willow Johnson. Mary Jane Leach, l.inda Lindquist, Pat Nicol. Louise Rea, Connie Slavkovsky. Susan Tipton. Clara Tyler. Brenda Wilhelm. Jeannette Woods. Terri 385 osu student firemen Fishcf. William Hicks. Wayne 386 NEVf SHE D1 REAL'u' TtPE- HARING Double, Kenneth I . Crenshaw. Keith V. Hawthorne. John W. Brow n, Thomas J. Preiidrnl Dsithie. Mrs Kosc Houtemoihrr I 9 6 7 Bradshaw, Frank L. 1 9 6 8 Addison. I.arry E. davenport house Bolsford. Dale F. Wirth. Donald R. Archer. Donald F. Buckovic, Mike J. Ilindcs, Kenneth R. Pease. Carter I). Ilemmer. Dennis S. Mitts. Dennis W. Roet cl. Larry Pickncll. Kern L. 387 Valentine. James PrcuJrnl Flanagan. Charles Barren. Mrs. Dorothy Houttmothtr Cisl, Ron 1 9 6 7 Gladics. John Berki. Michael Eveland. Thomas Ngal. Timothy Beauvais. Scott Kelly. Robert Maley. Steven Mueller. Duane Porter. Robert dixon lodge Stegemeycr. Randall Sunamoto. Robert Carman. George Brand. Daniel 388 Strickland. Harold Waller. David I 9 7 0 Bailey. Thomas Brodte. Denit Culler. Robert Grimes, Michael dixon lodge 389 € Tiiu . Chcrrill D. President Howe. Constance J. Resident A tils ran l Skerhutf. Linda A. H. I 9 6 9 Sundquist. Linnea K. Throckmorton. Sally A. Alberiy. Nancy I Conninc. Lynda L. Buell. Susan De Shields. Josephine A. Ilaakinson, Patricia M Habcrman. Kamerrer. Theresa A. Kralj. Katherine J. Moeller, Jeannette R. Vinson. Jean C. Wcidcman. Charlene B. hawley hall-first floor 390 Bccbcc. Roberta Carson. Gail Crase. Terry Chinn. Mary Davis. Bette Dey. Carol Fletcher. Mary Johnson. Carol Lewis. Mancie Maag. Marylin Nutall. Sue Ratlke, Carolyn hawley hall-second floor Taylor, Jackie Tower. Terri 391 ____________I I 9 6 9 Edwards. Shirley Prrsident Barnes. Jane I 9 6 8 Clcmmcr. LConorc Peterson. Susan Madison. Karen Remaly, Claire Myers. Sally Rice. Carol Parthemcr. Eva Schambcr. Janet Staley. Audrey Pkchi. Adrienne Richards. Carole Shiralihl. Pauline Stephens. Barbara Swanson. Beverly Thune. Sylvia Wilson. Barbara Worely. Cynthia Young. I.ynette Mannheimet. Bianca Patton. Elizabeth Turnham. Kathleen Willey. Donna hawley hall-third floor Sparks. Margaret White. Sheila Parker. Irene Sweet. Mary Wietners. Susan Singer. Patricia Wheatley. Joanne Wilson. Catherine McCornack. Rosanne Wilson. Claudia Young. Linda 392 Allen. Rosemary A. Prstldenl 1 9 6 8 1 9 6 9 Brooks, Carol J. Clemens. Cathy E. Davidson. Jo l.yne Cutsforth, Cheryl Jarvis, Kristine K. Larson, Loretta J. Nelson. Nancy J. Schooley, Mary C. Wilson. 1 9 7 0 Benner, Cecilia M. hawley hall-fourth floor Falbo, Marilyn R. Keller. Susan Lynde. Catherine Meyer. Paula C. Patterson. Claudia Picht, Diana V. Smith. Peggy A. Veitch. Dawn 393 Enloc. Mary Ann Johnston. Palsy YVjddowson. Kathy Fuhrman. Julia Phyllis Rice. Cathy Rush. Susan Hite. JoAnne Fcrituson. Belly Luckc. Marcia Reese. Linda Aho, Carolyn President Jacko, Susan Breiling. Margrclta Major. Carol MeVkar, Marjorie Ann Buholts. Meridith Carlson. Janice Creighton. Cathy Hascl. Shannon hawley hall-fifth floor Hageman. Jill Ikada. Irene Kemmer. Patricia Miller. Ann 394 Schappcr. Robert Pfftldeni Wahlert. Mead. Robert Anderson. Bruce hawthorne manor Pilkcnton, Gregory 395 O' 0 O' Carl, JelT D, Taylor, Mrs. Alice Dyktira. Hal W.. Jr. Winer. Terry P. Erick con. Michael Ireland. Mike J. Baumgartner. Ken F. Bolton. Bcrnic B. Burley. Dcnnic Donaldson. Craig R. Ferris. Rennie G. Ihtklns. Rick W. McCoy. Jim W. Montgomery, Jerry Rigor. Tom C. Fich. Bob L. I’hillipv. John Christensen, Al G. Ilcttman. Gary I.. Robertson. Ed I. Holt. Durr p. Robinson. Randy H. Clausen. Carl L. Jc'w l.amb, Peter Rolling. Reed V. Davy. Dan J. Wanyanga. Herbert Hortcnstine. John H. Wilson. Ernie F heckart lodge Sapiens. Ale Wakefield. Terry Fisk. Steve G. 396 heckart lodge 397 OC O' 'O — ■ IO C l.iu. Stable F. Havranck. Winona J. Head Resident Rim, Janet Anderson. Kathleen Coleman. Cheryl A. Flcgel. Mona F.. Howe. Tanya S heather rae SlOlt, Kristine Norberg. Mary belle S. PoUton, Hope K. 398 O -J 'O Suhrbier. Jon Prrtldenl Helmy. Mary I Corrinc Morgan. Slailcvon Takano. Kyoko jameson V Parry. Suvan Swingley. Diane Kenney. Kaaren Francisco. Tomi Height. Merrily Pietrok. Charlene lihri. Janet Williams. Sherry 399 Hagan. James R. Dodson. Timothy J. March. Alex N. Tetz. Dennis P. Anderson. Roger P. President Dickey. Rex J. Eckerman. John R. Eghbali, liassan J. Fish. Dan Fosbury, Richard Gilman. David L. Christenson. Bruce Dean. Michael C. Burt. Ronald D. mc-nary hall-daeg ilix-second floor 400 SprowU. John F. Halverson. Wayne Kopolali, Rufus M. I.icscitang, Robert R. Benski, Robert A. Earl, Steven A. mcnary Hoffman. Dankl Homewood. Tom Leavy, Craig Lindsay. Robert B. hall-othil gar-third floor 401 Co , Christopher J. Wahrgren. John L. Ball, Robert G. Cappin, Mike President Resident Assistant Cornwall. James May. Donald C. Pope. Steven Armstrong. Lawrence E. mcnary hall-yar ilix thorn-fourth floor Boyles. Victor Fay. Michael v3 y Jaakola, Lasse K. Jonasson. David C. McLean. Don Metteer. Laois R. Ilirschl. Richard Howard. Gregg T. McClelland. Richard H. McKillip. Jim Preissler. Alan M. Presley. James. Jr. Saylor. Richard Taylor. Schmidt, Dean. Jr. Schuct . Stephen J. Slaughter. Richard A. 402 Chuns. Terrance Clifton. Donald Coan. Christopher Fery, James Gale. John Kaus. James Wills. Michael Crook. James Gardenhire. JeroW llaglan, William Maul, Alan Rutledge. Michael Rosenberg. Gordon Wauig. Gerhard 1 9 7 0 Bobtsud. Clayton Davis. William Robert rricnary hall-sigel tyr ilix-fifth floor llagerty. Michael Wallace. Franklin 'fatvsen, James Thompson, Gerald irnmc.V illiam Whitman. Richard 403 Higgins. John A. Aas, Dwayne E. Bennett, Donald f. Jana. Robert C. Ficklin, Alan C. Haynes, Fred President Loe. Alton L. MacRac, Kenneth Mcithof. Bruce Tofell. Dwayne N. Adams. Ronald L. Ainsworth. Alan B. Blair, Larry mdiary hall-naud ilix-sixth floor Plott. Steven Hancey, James O. Higgins, Timothy J. Labrccquc. Norman W. McLaughlin. Joseph P. Murchison. Ralph J. Nielson, Bruce R. Woolsey, James S. 404 o 4 V£ poling hall-hagall staan-first floor Brack, Roger DoncUon. Milton Dougherty. Roger Benedict, Jim Rtsldem Auiiianl Bruns, Stanley Converse. Lee Croft. Dan Wyatt, Ray Net org. Gregory Meyer. Walt 405 Cattrall. Thomas President Franklin. Charles Barlow, Bruce Karc ag. Paul Anderson. Edward WyHels. Joseph Gepncr. James Graduate Granholm. John Jennings. Chris Johnson. Gregory Brown. Gregory Kenagy. Curlis King. Warren poling hall-wyn thorn-second floor Sanford. Lyndon Sheirbon. Joe Swan. Gene Anderson. Dale 1 9 7 0 Brewer. William Johnson. Kolcn Peterson. John Roath. Daniel Tumler. John Warren. Douglas 406 Head. Ron Gochcnour. I.orcn Ford. Edward Jaramillo. Ronald Wild. Robert Bateman. Kenneth Bailer. Douglas Prtildtnl Benjamin. Thomas Elmore. Claude Elms. Wibon Eslinger. Michael Jones. Charles Kaiser. Rodney Nitta, Norman poling hall-wyn tyr-third floor Nelson. Eric 407 Wong. Thomas Wood. Fredrick Mobley. Philip Jr. Hiatt. Bill Sensebach. Kerry Reed. Steven I 9 7 0 Carroll. Patrick Perry. Delan Phillips. Brian Rawlins. Thomas Rickard. William Duncan. Jack Fast. Douglas Ringc. Jim poling hall-quorth staan-fourth floor 408 ©s O Fajardo. Ramon Godwin. Dale Hall. Bob liwkecp. Norman Bauer. Larry Bunch. Mike Gaflney, Myrick Gordon. John Hatton, Jim llilyard. Larry Holder. Theodore poling hall-kaun ilix-fifth floor 409 Os © 00 — Os s© Os Smith, Carol Davies. Saltic Hansen, Lorna Hulbcft. Kathy oxford house Ibach, Ona Lee 410 Jarrell, Shari Jenkins. Linda Kalsura. Gloria Lev ten. Judy Mason, Frani Meadows, Diane Renoud. Virginia Schaad. Kathy Scott. Patsy Werth. JoAnne 1 9 7 0 Billick. Patty oxford house Dunham. Patricia Faw. Judy Gary. Barbara Schu. Mary Schult . Dianne Steyart. Susan 411 Brandt. Larry Prrsidtnt Krauthofcr. William I 9 6 7 Mulkcy. Mrv Mattie llouirmolhrr Meade. Bill Brubaker, Phil Miles. Dennis DeFrance, John Minister. Bolton Glaescr. Robert Query. Jack Stinnett. Jerry Bates. William reed lodge Faircto, Dave Friberg. Allen Hampton. William 412 Henry, Dour McGuire, McManus, Jim Scheidcman, Cripps, Sieve Delannoy. Charles Skinner, Sievcn Bateman, Randy Ferguson, Tom reed lodge Mangrum. Mike Ottaway. Jim homas, Ken 413 00 C C Cray. Linda L. l-'airly, Susan M. m ■ McGinnis. Elaine L. Moser. Patricia J. Pmidtni Zetfer, Geraldine H 1 9 6 9 Bohmker. Evelyn S. Dean. Carolyn Ferguson. Margaret J. sacket hall a-short wing Hcegler. Gay !.. Herbergcr, Paula J. Jones. 9 Moore. Sheila A. cl -a Broschart. Joanne 414 1 9 6 7 Briithtman, Lorrayne Anderson, Marilyn J. Burke. Diana R. Carbon, Shirley A. Christensen. Sonja L. Emery. Idcll M. Hocrger, Ko clla Krsldenl Attittanl Leach. Phyllis A. Kelly. Lee Mirich. Linda H. Tamaribuchi, Katherine Benkelman. Dana S. Schroeder. Sandra R. Westom. Linda K. Marmond. Heather Wise. Crystal Becm. Janet L. Blanchetl. Elaine L. c% Broschart. Joanne Johnson. Kathleen M. Korn. Betty L. Larkin. Jody A. McElhinny. Loretta M. Milner. Judith R. Na aroff. Susan W. Richardson. Susan C. sackett hall a-long wing I 9 6 8 1 9 6 9 Bower. Judy Luckcy. Pamela K. Prtjldtni Aldape. Regina L. Akamine, Jean S. Broschart. Kathryn L. Chester! , Vivian H. sacket hall b-short wing Hodges, Janis D. Carol N. Nunn, Frances C. I andacrc, Stella L. Hardt. Patricia C. Harrison. Nikki D. Potter. Susan M. Powell. Marian E. I 9 7 0 Barry, I.ynn M. Voth. I.yla M. Ye«, Louise Zandofsky. Sherri D. 416 O 0 McGugin, Cheryl E. Bengoa, Cecilia M. Bingham. Nancy L. Robinson. Signe J. Glasser. Victoria I„ Moore, Claudette E. Rrudent Auiilanl Boyten. Mary II. Rose. Susan J. Dicks. Sandra J. Shibayama. Clara T. Cummins. Settles. Carole A. Hcrburger. Joan Moorman. Jill White. Munn. sackett hall b-long wing f Green. Daphne D. Ifeick. M I Pattison. Cindy Phelps. Sue Schulpe. Ingraham, Karen L. Sievcrt. Sandra L. 417 Hess, Nina L. Incc. Jana Johnson. Tamara J. Joseph. Susan Harmond. Heather Chaney. Mcrrie sackett hall c Bird. Lynn C. Cates, Louise L. DcFrccsc. Kris A. Jacobson. Jacqueline S. Witter. Gertrude M. Anderson. Darlene M. Bartcll. Alice Renee Ellis, Marcene R. Kcrnan. Kathleeen Phillips, Julie L. Potter. Marilyn A. White. Katherine J. Wilson. Kay M. Hanna. Marilyn J. Phelps. Susan 418 Johnson. Wayne Dawson. Mrs. Bertha Maxwell. Miles Marklcy, Bill Prrtldem Houirmolher Grad Sudenl Bcish. Clayton Brewster, Robert Lee. Don Newcombc. Brian Sllth. Ron varsity house Strieker, Steve Cole. Jim McGrcw, Jack Pickett, Bob Marvin Keeton, Lewis Trenholm. Ruderick 419 'JO'C 1 Amick. Lester E., Ill Blivcn. Larry A. Hamilton. Clifford K. Wangerin, Rongie F. Armstong. Louis Calica. Lawrence D. Coan. Chistophcr Lanning. Eugene A. Lehrer. Michael Merwin. John W. sackett hall d-hagall thorn Crouch. Martin D. Lawrence, Robert E. Richard A. 420 Warren. Steven A. Bcngoa. Christopher Bcngoa. Cleto F. Bowe. Robert P. Cavitt. Ronald D. Dewhurst. Lloyd T. Hahn. Louis T. Hoiking. John C. Hulbcrt, Ralph J. sackett hall d-hagall thorn Laharty, Michael L. Lamordden. Lloyd D. Lyons. Kenneth W. 421 Rchark. Mr . Carriebell Houtemolher Parisi. Venera Gabriel. Pat Gilbert. Diane Henaric. Mary Billcttc, Linda Bouehcr. Ann Chapman. Diana snell hall-first floor Conklin. Sue fa Clark. Robin Watkinson, Pefgy Gaedtke. Judy Whitbcck, Lou Gates. Jacqualine Yoder. Kay Herrman, Marjorie Hamilton. Sharon Hanson. Kathy Railc. Jill 422 Foster. Michele President McCabe. Sharon Becker. Sandy Ackerman. Tammy Snyder. Murl Resident Assistant Olson. Margaret Baker. Candy Stevens. Margaret Beauregard. Hope Abramson, I.ynn Beebe. Jancllc Allen, Patti Bayliss. Lynda snell hall-second floor Benson, Diane llouscn, Terri Jones. Sue Pettruz elli. Patti Rice, Pat Brown, Jennifer Johnston. Beale Lee. Janet Price. Julie Carr, Leah Canon. Carol Dodson, Martha Hellwege, Janis Homing, Gail Irving. Melvine Johnson. Kris Murray. Robin Prop pc. Sue Seawright. Signe Schulmcrich. Marcia Simmons, Charlene Simpson. Kathy Vilhaucr. Janet Wehrle. Martha 423 'C 'C Van Fossan. Kathryn J. Wibon Natalie A. Brown. Meredith L. Crisp, Nancy A. Morris. Joanne C. Port. Susan M. Smith. Marilyn S. Abramson. Diane Lynn Baker. Kathy snell hall-third floor Conrad, Gayle L. Cutler, Patricia L. Kettler, Donna Mcltebckc. Renette 424 Buonocorc, Madctyn Geiger, Linda Ncuberger. Patricia Thornton, Christine Bailer, Sharon Barnes. Nancy Buffam, Nancy Bloodworlh. Sue Foster. Valeric Hagcman. Jill Hansen. Donna Harris. Marguerite Hunt. Sally Kccbaugh, Gloria Lowry. Shirley Hobtrom. Holly Marr, Dorothea Stinson. Christina Roscnbalm, Beverly Brown. Constance Smith, Pamela Snodgrass, Karen snell hall-fourth floor Schilling. Doris O’Malley. Hester Osborne. Shirley Perkins. Roberta Roberts. Kathleen Townsend. Diana 425 No)i, Radinc Kert. Karen Brinkman. I.inrla Resident Assistant Dyer, Diane Goetter, Janet llagcnhaucr. Sherron Schmidt. Ruth Whitaker. Madalyn Banter. Cynthia f Bulli . Sharyn Clarke. Susan Felix. Paula Fisher. Kathy Dignan. Diane Hernhaw. Melody snell hall-fifth floor HocU. Mary Hunt. Carol Kirby. Gayle McClung. Marianne Miller. Judy Moore, Judy Palmer. Carolyn Stuart. Judy Chadwick. Matilda Davis. Barbara Hedburg. Diane Honey. Deborah Kikes. Marrianne Lutr. Geri Lou Mainord. Peggy MeDevitt. Jane Moran. Linda Nichols. Louise Schweppe. Diane Scvall. Sherilyn Shaw. Betty Siegel. Judy Simpson. Carol Timmerman. Evelyn Washburn. Carol Wright. Janith Wymote. Janice Yoke. Li 426 Dix. Stuart I. Rrstdent Astlslanl St. John. James Webb. Thomas Barnes. Roger T. Bond. Steven McKeown. Price. Dale E. Charles II. Weatherford-tyr feoh kaan-first floor east 427 Weckesser. Mark E. Gentcrt. Wayne G. A . Vershum. Eugene Renwick. Roderick M. Sergeant, Jon W. Rubin. David C. Slater. John Singlctcrry. James A. Vrecland. Robert R. Smoot. Arthur E. Vert . Robert L. '0 0 0 Weatherford-naud kaun-first floor west Buckingham. Allen T. Cannon. William A. Chute, Robert G. Mealy. Donald R. Howard, James H. Angel, James L. Kaitoku. Donald T. Bayless. Larry E. Kobayashi, Gary S. Cote, Thomas P. Johnson. Andrew Barry, Dennis R. Dennis. Phillip S. weatherford-kaun raad-tower Marquam. William D. Pretiilrnl Miyashiro, James Walth. Harry Nave, Larry Stovall. John W. Lilly. John Anhorn. Michael J. Mizuta. Jerry D. 428 Morgan. Allen J. Wolfe. Jay V. President Resident Assistant Reich. Jack E. Kelsey. Lloyd Lauriisen. Donald A. Walrath. Olis S. Autry. Gerry E. Kaye. Bruce M. Crawford. William M. Roller. Duncan G. Helm. Robert S. Mardis. Richard N. Reynolds. James R. Stit cl. Paul A. Liggett. Arthur B. l.ogan. Paul B. Nichol. Eldon E. Sando , James P. —+ p p 3 H- • X I on CD O O 0- Zh o o 1- l on cd D Lh O o TJ C o o L oo V—i bfl c3 bO a x: i 9 6 9 Pigeon. Bill Resident Assistant Bond. Steve Mcincl. Bill Hill. Eugene President Brugger. Bill Coutu, John Kirkpatrick, Larry Taylor. Alan J. Trice. Lafayette Wade. Mike A. Lean. Bill Mills. Bob 429 Weatherford-yar ilix yar-third floor west March. Phil McFaul, Jim A. McNeil. Bill Presldent Resident Assistant Francis. Terry A. Hiromura. Ronald E. Nance. Otis V.. Ill Smith, Randall Smith, Charles Sunn. Randy M. Callaway, Michael McCune. Garcn L. Weatherford-yar yar logar-third floor east Baron, Stan President Sharrcr. John I 9 7 0 Williams. Alan Resident Assistant Dunn. Daniel II. Lilly. John I 9 6 8 Rovsman, David Wick, James Grove. Gary I 9 6 9 Waistrom. Nancy Bocvc. Nancy l owning. Darlene F.tchart. Darlene Miller. Lorie Thornton. Nancy Glover. Alicia Hartl. Linda west hall-first floor Hopkins. Mono. Vickie 431 Thomas. Bonnie Pmidfnl Castle. Mr . Vivian lloutrmothrr Thies. Anderson. Sheryl 1 9 6 8 Barks. Sheryl Barry. Leigh Green. Shirley Brice. Mary Ellen Hotchkiss. Susan Claar. Donna Johnson. Christine McCleary. Kathleen Pliska. Linda Riley. Linda Stone. Ginger 1 9 7 0 Acheson. Sue Ballwcbcr, Jeanne Bannister. Anne Bond. Sandra Bronson. Kate Englert. Jolcnc llerstine. Ruth Bryson. Diane Burgess. Connie Glacscr. Lynn Leslie. Rosalie Ekland. Crctchcn Farley. Trisha Gray. Barbara Lindland. Marilyn Lee. Barbara west hall-second floor Lindstrom. Susan Tiano, Patricia 432 Markham. Patricia hrudrnl I 9 6 7 Rit . Marnarct Enitlcfncd. Mary w .,m — + M Btuilkcr. Nalhclc Nailuml. Mary Dunlop. Sarah Joy 1 9 7 0 Dickcrman, west hall-third floor 433 Simpwin. I.cann Vinton. Nancy Chriitmon. Gail Pretldrnt Autry. Jacncen Boicitad. Gayle Fleck. Margaret Gaelic. Mrv Vivian Houttmoihrr Hovee. Elizabeth Straney. I 9 6 8 llaa� . Anita west hall-fourth floor 434 1 9 6 8 Turner. Jean J-'ukuji. Jean Prntdrnl LeTourncaux, Nancy MacKay. Mary Sherman. Caroline Richter. Carol Keatley. Marjorie Castle. Mrs. Vivian Itmnemolhrr 1 9 6 9 Babcock. Janet Guy. Donna Mood. Barbara Mingle. Karin Seibert. Carol Stoner, Shirley Taylor. JueLcena Voshitla. Margaret I 9 7 0 Marilyn Butler. Sheila Barnn. Barth. Susan west hall-fifth floor Crary. Pamela Drake. Susan May. Linda llisaka. Carol Kullandcr. Darlene McCullough. Kathleen Mcalcy. Connie Morris. Vicki 435 Beasley, Daniel wilson hall-gar tyr-second floor 436 'OO'VC Bro n. Ronald Preiititnl I 9 6 7 Clarno. Gary Kanemoio. Milton IJierickx. Timothy Duvall. Oujnc Biller. Tom Hccr. Robert Chapin. l on.ild Marcotte. John Paulson. Carl Reese. Donald Barr. I art) Mclnnrc. Harold mm Douglas Scha.id. John Blind. Wayne Perkins. Kdwin Rosenau. Richard Shaw. Bob Kemper. Douglas Taylor, Calvin Taylor. Dennis I ewis. Steven Thomas. A. Wade I 9 7 0 Adams. Richard Balias. Kell) Gallaher. Benjamin Gordon. Thomas Hall. John wilson hall-gar ilix Mine . Mark Hoag. Larry -third floor McGaugh. Dennis vi Me Roberts. Raymond 437 Grimes. Roy BUck. Harold Gilbert, Steven Jasper. Thomas Kirkpatrick. Grcyjt Taylor. Melt in Stemman, James Baumhack. Rex Coleman. Randy Chandler. Jeffrey Davies. James Underwood. Fred Weller. Dave. ft ft Williams, James wilson hall-gar wyn-fourth floor Perry. Robert 438 'O ON VO Connole. Dennis Kin . Dave Hamncf. Allen Gradual? I.cmar, Tom 1 9 6 7 Thorsen, Craig Bigham. Gary Starry. Clark wilson hall-siegel hagall-fifth floor AI be r von, Don Johnson. Stan Runic. Bob Albright. Pat Marvin. Greg Schwing. Mark Axford, Cam t.arvon. Ken Mayor. Gary Meeker. Larry Smith. Alex Stroh. Terry iU Bell. Wayne Connor. Pat Mcvfm.. Yohannev Townes. Mike Dclucchi. Dave Norton. Fred Wiegand. Bob Dominquez. Steve Ottosen. Bob Alford. Joe llartman. Jeff 1 9 7 0 439 Yaden. Boyd Canaday. Barry I.ehmann. Richard Luckc. Cary Sralnaker. Marion Walker. Charles Crosiar. John wilson hall-kaun eis-sixth floor 440 1 9 6 7 1 9 6 8 1 9 6 9 Foster. Lori Robertson. Patricia Burton. Judy Gonsalves. Judy Wingate. Susanne Durham. Melody Wright, Arlys Johnson. Harriet Gardner. Margaret Baker. Ellen winston house McClay. Jean Stoddard. Mary I Southmayd. Linda Goossen. Linda Stejeen. Martha 441 off-campus students off-campus studeni 442 Anderson, Bruce Anderson. Dean Anderson. Gary Anderson. Kenneth Anderson, l.ynn off-campus Anding. Jane Armstrong, Sue Ballard, Gary Apt. Julie Arnold. Janice Baardson. Andrea Ballensky. Merlin Barnes, Bonnie Barnes, Nancy Lee Archer. Jim Ballcw. Jerry Arend. Richard Bacchcr. Linda Beach. David Armantrout. Bonnie Ashworth. David SL Banks. Kenneth $ Atmes. Sandra Baker. Steve Azarbaijani, Masoud Baldridge. Barbara 443 Berger. Sharon Blall. Bill Berman. Brad Borquist. Charles Borresen. Mike Block. I celand Boihne, Karen Bradbury. Leslie Bichn. Dave Blockman. Ceorge Boll. Thomas Brewer. Sieve Bierly, Craig Blakely. Nyla Blakely. Robert Bowman. F.ugene Bowman. Lynn Bloodworlh, Martha Boonsira, Robert ■I Briggs. Thor Busier. Benson Bristol, Karyn Brooks. Lee Brown. Danny Brown. Jane Brown. John Brunn. Fred Bryant. James Buck. Donna Buckfink. Cary Buck. Karl Buckley. Bill off-campus 444 Cheldclin. Lawrence Clark. Alice Chan. William Church. John A. Charnholm. Bill n Ciminski. John Ccniga. Julian Chorak. Nick Clark. Jim Clayton. Judy Clumplin. June Clark. Kathy Cleaver. Alva Christensen. Teresa Combes. Melanie Conner. Viki Conrady. Claudia Corgan. Beverly Co . Gerald Crandall. Anne Crccclius. Jean Crichton. David Cleaver. Harriet Coleman. Don Converse. Dean Conrady. Mike Crispin. Robert Crook. Larry off-campus 445 Dcllcr. Judy Dean. Joseph Decker. Don Denny. Bill Denny. Sue Delsman. Robert Dennis. Carolyn off-campus Dergousoff. Alexander Domrics. David Donivan, Patrick Donovan, Diesel, Melody Diet , Larry Q 2 L DeVoe, Gary Durr. Eakin. Twil. Easterly. Richard Ecklcs. I.inda Ellcfson, Camille Ellis. James Ellis, James R. Emmett. Sue Endow, Shirley Engcr, Vincent Farrell. Russell Farris. Donna Faulconcr, Curtis 446 off-campus Cawley, Gait Gay. Dianne Cottle. Charles Gray. Raymond Steve Goeruen, Karl James CillinKcr. Joan Gregory. Douglas Gitson. Evelyn Grilley. George Hallaian, Dorothy Glcnnen. Annalcc Hallock, Bob 447 Hamilton, Jamr� Hamilton, Judy Mammon, William Hamnett, John Hanford. Allison Hanscom, Susan Hansen, Alan Hansen. Gerald Hansen. Thurman Hanslovan. Linda Hansult, Carole Hardy. Barbara Hartman, Terry Hatch, John Harris. Gary Harries. Jim Harris. Kenneth Hausen. Norm Hattenhaver. Lona Harris. Millard Hartman. Dan Heines, Carol Ileitis. Carl Hemmingson. Leslie Hemphill. Charles Hemphill. Henrickt. Kathy Henize. Dick Hertner, Steve Hickey, Robert Hill. Thomas Hobson, Lois off-campus Hodsert. Carol Hodsert. Ted Hodory, Sharon Hoehl, Christina Hoffman. Richard Hogan, Diane Hokamp. Margaret Holbrook. Dan Holden. Monica Holland. Don 448 Hollander, Bartley Hoover, Maty Jane Horning. Cary Houston, Louise Howard, Hotter! Hubbard. Susan Hubble, William Hucitli. Susan Hutches. Marie Humphrey. Carol Hunter. Leslie Inman. Darrel Irvine. Bill Irving. Sue Ann Ives. Virginia Java, Carol Jasper. William Johnson. Ernest Johnson. Frederick Jones, Tom Jones. Wallace Jackson, Clark Jackson, Marjorie Johansen. Leonard Johansen. Richard Johnson. Leonard Johnstone. Cheryl Jue. Wallace Kallgrcn. Barbara Jaksch. John Jamshidi. Nloe Johnson. Dick Jones. Darrel Kanbe. Kenjt Jaross, Judy off-campus Karnath. Betty Karptnski. Darrell Kaufmann. Wallace Kellogg. John Kelly, Nancy Kenyon. I.en ic Khapoya. Vincent Kidby, Mike Kilber. Steven Kilburn, Debra 449 f ft Ktlian. Richard Kin . Robert Klinkcr. Richard Kncrr. Paul Kingsley, John off-campus a Run Lum. Lewis Lcfflcr. Kathy Littlefield. Kathy Jo Kuchn. (iaylc Langley. Linda Larson. Vernon l.cRoux. Tom Lohrcnz. Janzen I aurance. Dale Lieuallen. Lela 450 Makinstcr. Arthur Mating. Carol Makinstcr. Bonita Maginga. Tom Malone. Patricia Maloney. Mike Marionette. Theresa Martin. Barbara Marlin, Connie A Marklc. Mary Lou off-campus Marvin, Bill McFarland. Kathcryn McKay. Douglas McNutt. Jim McCall. Jim McKay. Gary McRae. McAllister, Robert McCammon. Jerry McGinnis. Bill McKillip, Kaye McLaren. Bob MeTaggart. Mason, A Mason. McCalllstcr. Nancy McCoy. Judy McBride. F. LeRoy McCready. Marveen 451 Mcrrilees, Jim Middagh, Sue Miner. Dennis Mitchell, Jane Morinaka, Joyce Morris. John Miler. Fred Moisan, John Morrison. Dan Miles. Julie Monforc. John Morrison. Peggy Miles. Lynne Miller. Jay Miller. John Montie, Don Moon. Jack Moran. John Morse. Thomas Mulquin, Lynn Munji. Marcus Murata. Steve Murdock, Karen Musacco. Gary Mushet, Robert Mutamba. Jean Nelson, Doug Nelson. Linda Neucr. Darlene Ncizer. Garrett ft — Ncubaucr. Jan Nishimura, Gene Noble. Pam Nolcs, Peggy Norris. Larry Norton. Margaret Odimegwu, off-campus Okano, Cherie Olson, Parisotto, John Ota, Yashiko 452 Pederson. Carol Rich. Linda Robley. Donna Perka. Patton. Mike Patton. Sally Paulsen. Diane Pierce, James Ramsey, Barbara Pointer. Carol Richey. Philip Rode. Douglas Rodman. Dave Rogers. Susan Paxton. Karen Porter. Chery l Robins. Bonnie Petersen. Praegner. Bob Reeves. Gloria Remington, Lora Lee off-campus 453 off-campus Sharp. William Sherwood. Karel Sorum. Larry Spradlin. Ward Stanton, James 454 Stewart, Judi Slier, Marcia Stoebig. Carol Stoll. Harold Stone. Bernadette Stone. Carol Strickland. Connie off-campus Roger Taylor. Anthony Susan Vaughn, Wagner. Bill Wagnon, Jimmie Taylor. Tom Thancyan, Abdo Tucker, Carol Vaughan. Terry Tclfel, Cordon Teigen, Marlycc Thomas. Cheryl Thomas. Darlene Torp. Fredrik Tracey. Tom Verge, Mike Verhoeven. Margaret 455 White, Barry White. Barbara Wlllhoit, Linda Williamt, Cheater Yankus. Ro illah Young. Christine Young. Joy Wcihc. Diane W hite, Marilyn Williams. Fred Warner. Peggy Well , David 1 Williams. Randolph Winters. Monte Warning. John West. Dave Wiese, Jan Woolley. Betty off-campus Yarncll, Kathy Yasui, Tom Young. Linda Zargham. Shohreh Zastrow, Paul Zimmerman. Ross Watkins. Bonnie Wester. Sally Wilkinson. Bruce Wolff. Cherry Zook. Bill 456 seniors seniors seniors seniors seniors 457 Aa . Dwayne B T Salem Abrahamsen, Lee BAT Astoria Adam . Marshall M SS Corvallis Adelman, Kobcri Agriculture Gervais Alder. Judy R Elemenlary Ed. Willamina Ambers. John W.. Jr. Agriculture Grants Pass Amick. Lester E . Ill Agriculture Quantico, Va. Anderson. Bill Business A dm. Honolulu. Hawaii Anderson. Dean R. Electrical Engr. Portland Anderson. Ernie T. Physical Ed. Coquillc Anderson. Kathryn A. Elementary Ed. Willamina Anderson. Kenneth A. Education Forest Grove Anderson, l.ynn E. Secretarial Science Palos Verdes. Calif. Anding. Jane Education Gilchrist Andrews. Bruce Business Adm. Corvallis Senior Class olliccrs, left to right: Mike Galloway. Treasurer; Carol Boyd. Vice President; Gary Thompson. President; Mary Jo Gainer, Secretary; Tom Moore. Sgt.-at-Arms. Ansel, Ray Education Portland Ansel. Sue History Portland Archer. Jim Zoology Oakland Archibald, Edward M. Chemistry Areata, Calif. Armficld. Gary I). Business Adm Portland Arncson. Glen R. Botany Canby Arnett, Judcc Education Bend Arnold. Janice L. Home Economics Ed. Eugene 458 Arth. Peter, Jr. Political Science Redlands, Calif. Ashmore. Janet Science Ed. Portland Aubert, Marie Elementary Ed. Parkdalc Austin. Brett M. Electrical Engr. Boise, Idaho Baardson, Andrea Elementary Ed. Portland Bablcr, Bonnie Elementary Ed. Milwaukic Bacon. Gloria Jean Pharmacy Corvallis Badurina. Lorraine English Portland Bacchcr. Linda G. Zoology Salem Baird. Norman Lee Electrical Engr. Oakland Baker. Steven Clark Mechanical Engr. I.os Altos. Calif. Bakken. Clarence Science Ed. Glide Hullcnsky. Merlin P. Electrical Engr. Butte. Mont. Baltcw. Jerrie Elementary Ed. Portland Rallcw. Richard J. BAT Portland Barber. Martin Steven Pre-Med Turner Barker. Tom Business Adm. Medford Barkus, Rodger Pre-Med Corvallis Barnes, Nancy Lee Elementary Ed. Corvallis Barrett. Beth Business Ed. Albany Barry. Dennis Ray Mathematics Merrill Barss. William II. fishery Science Portland Barstad. Dennis Leon Civil Engr. Brooks Battersby, Paul Chemical Engr. Portland Baxter. Gary A. Engineering Milwaukic Reach. David C. Civil Engr. Portland Batchcldcr, Douglas L. Civil Engr. San Jose, Calif. Batchcldcr. J. Danielle Business Adm. Kapaa. Hawaii Becker, Henry G. Zoology Portland Bell. Linda Elizabeth Home Economics Boise. Idaho senior year: end of 2-s Bell. Susan K. Business Ed. McMinnville Bclnap. Cheryl Elementary Ed. Corvallis Bender. Judith M. Business Ed. Albany Bcncckc. Ellen L. BAT Juneau, Alaska Bennett. Donald E. f ishery Science Salem Bennett. Marla Physical Ed. Oregon City Benz. John Colburn Mathematics Ed. San Jose. Calif. Benz, Mary Home Economics Tigard Berg. Delbert Forestry Burns Berg. Jim Chemical Engr. Medford 459 Berger, Sharon Home Economics Coquillc Bernklau, James W. Electrical Engr. Canby Berry, Douglas M. Electrical Engr. Albany Bichn, Dave Economics Klamath Falls Bicrly. Craig A. Animal Science Halsey Bishop, Bonnie E. Education Redmond Bjork. Kathleen L. Elementary Ed. Portland Blackman, George H A SS Portland Blakely. Nyla J. Secretarial Science Vancouver, Wash. Blakely. Rob Electrical Engr. Glide Block. I.cland E. Sociology Portland Bockcs, Terry l.ynn H A SS l.ake Oswego Burger. Dan Agriculture Gridley. Calif. Boeve, Richard Agricultural Engr. Sherwood Bond, Mary Education Baker Bonscr. William J. B A T Orange. Calif. Boons!ra, Robert M. Electrical Engr. Portland Bonmann, Sharon Home Economics Lebanon Borquist, C. Gilbert Mechanical Engr. Portland outstanding senior — john goesling Blue Key President, 1966 Homecoming Chairman, MU Treasurer, MU Activity Council, Sigma Phi Epsilon Treasurer, Rook Track and Cross Country Teams. Beta Alpha Psi Borrecco. John E. Foresty Anchorage. Alaska Bothne. Karen l.orrainc Pharmacy Portland Bowling, Barbara Education Portland Bownc, Richard W. Pre-Med Moraga. Calif. Boyd. Carol Elementary Ed. Portland Boy I. Kathleen R. Education Portland Bradshaw. Frank L. Electrical F.ngr. West Linn (uncle sam wants mel)... Brandt. Larry Electrical F.ngr. Springfield Brauncr. Alan Political Science Ia� Alios. Calif. Bremmer. Kathryn A. Business Ed. Gladstone Brewer. Steve Civil Engr. Winlock. Wash. Brightman. I.orrayne Dee Microbiology Parma. Mien. Brinkman. Linda Lou Home Economics Ed. Molalla Bristol. Joan Political Science Grants Pass Broadbent. Patricia Educalion Madras Brobst. Janet Home Economics l.ake Oswego Brook. Terrence K. Mechanical Engr. Burbank. Calif. 460 Brooks. Lee Earl Agriculture Portland Brown. Bill Sociology Madras Brown. Carole B AT Lake Osw ego Brown. Danny E. Civil Engr. Pendleton Brown. Marcia Home Economics Ed. Lake Oswego Brown. Norris Industrial Engr. Corvallis Brown. Pam Elementary Ed. Portland Brown Ray BAT Carson City. Nev. Brown. Richard A. Mechanical Engr. Donald Brubaker. Phil Mathematics Lafayette. Calif. Brunn. Fred A. Electrical Engr. Portland Bruun. Kelly Engineering Portland Bryant. George T. Geology Milwaukic Buchfink. Gary Business Adm. Corvallis Buckley. William II . Jr. Chemical Engr. Corvallis Burkhart. John Engineering Corvallis Buries. Sandra Elementary Ed. Coos Bay Bululis. Arme G. Electrical Engr. Latvia Calhoun. David E. Engineering Bangkok. Thailand Calhoun. Ken Education Corvallis Camp. Dennis Business Adm. Mountain View, Calif. Campbell. Frederick Pharmacy Corvallis Cannon. Jeanne Education Salem Cardwell. Rick D. Agriculture Gold Beach Carlilc. Raymond H A SS Sacramento. Calif. Carlson. Shelby L. BAT Portland Carnathan. Emily Home Economics Grants Pass Carr. Tim Marketing Mgmt. Portland Carson. F. Mike Electrical Engr. Beaverton Carver. Charyl Home Economics Salem no more coins from dad... Cavscl. David F. Political Science Corvallis Casteel, James Business Adm. Salem Caughcll. Judy M. Business Ed. Powers Cavcrhill. Mary Lou Education North Bend Caylor. Peter G. Engineering Corvallis Ceniga, Julian D. Science Vale Chambers. Dave Business Adm. Albany Chambers. Maynard Engineering Corvallis Chan. William W. BAT Portland Chang. Fanny W. S. Home Economic Honolulu. Hawaii 461 Chapman. Lloyd C. Political Science Eugene Charnholm. Bill Electrical Enter. Com Bay Chase. Wes BAT Salem Church. John A. Foresty Newport Chute. Robert Agriculture Molalla Ciminski. John Engineering Burns Clark. Bonnie Elementary Ed. Portland Clark. David T. Agriculture Eugene the big night ..your olcc Clark. Jack II A SS Lakeside Clark. Kathy D. Education l ake Grove Clark. Keith Engineering Newport Clark. Raymond A Agriculture Junction City Clarke. Charles Business Adm. Los Angeles. Calif. Cole. Charles Forestry Portland outstanding senior — sharon de young Mortar Board. Beaver Office Manager. AWS Vice President, District Chairman Opportunity OSU. ANVS State Convention Chairman. Panhcllcnic Delegate. Beaver Living Groups Editor. President Theta Sigma Phi Collins. Judith Ann BAT San Luis Obispo. Calif. Colvin. Dardee Home Economies Portland Combes. Wes Agriculture Red Bluff. Calif. Constant. John N. H A SS Sacramento, Calif. Cook. Nancy L. Home Economics C'anby Corgan. Beverly A. Education Corvallis Cowles. Gary C. BAT Portland Cramer. John Engineering Salem Crane. W. Randall BAT Portland Crawford. Robert Mathematics Hillsboro CrcceUus, Eric A. Science Vashon. Wash. Crccclius. Mary J. Science Corvallis Crispin, Robert S. Engineering Portland Crow . Vent Engineering Hillsboro Cruickshank. Gary A. Agriculture McMinnville Curtis. Michael H.. Jr. Engineering San Francisco. Calif Cutting. Robert Biology Tygh Valley Dada. Abdul G. Chemical Engr. Pakistan Dale. Linda L. Home Economics Portland Dauble. Ken Science Weston 462 Davis. Diane Home Economics Portland Davies, Janet BAT Portland Davies. Tom BAT Portland Davis. Dennis L. Science The Dalles Davis. Judy Home Economics Portland Davis. Lee Ann II ASS Portland Davis. Stephen R. Agriculture Arlington Dawson. Susan J. Education Portland Dean, Joseph II.. Jr. Science Canal Zone DcFrance, John T. HASS Salem ... remember: beer and hut, Del reese. Kris Education North Bend Deincs. Douglas J. BAT Portland Dclaplanc. Pat Pharmacy I lagwand Del It. Mike Civil Engr. Salem Dcisman. Robert Engineering Ashland Denney. William L. Forestry Engr. Joseph Dennis. Carolyn Home Economics Klamath Falls Denny. Susan P. Education Mitwaukic Dergousoff. Alec Education British Columbia Deslcr. Mary D. Home Economics Seaside DcVoe. Gary S. Pharmacy Dallas Dewey. John C. Engineering Rogue River DeYoung. Sharon E. English Beaverton Dian umba. B. C. Pre-Med Kinshasa, Congo Dick. Sue Home Economics Springfield Dixon. Gerald B. Engineering Corvallis Dodds. Mary Science Salem poole IFC President. Blue Key. Phi Delta Theta Vice President, Varsity Crew, Chairman AFS Weekend. Lemon-Orange Squeeze Chairman. Chairman Jr-Sr Prom Queen Selection, Vice President Benny’s Boys. Chairman Sophomore Class Dance Donivan, Manlcc R. Education Beaverton Donivan. Patrick Forestry Beaverton Donovan, Carollce Education Boise. Idaho Domes. Robert A. BAT Grants Pass Douglass. Carol Pharmacy Glendale. Calif. Downer, Ken F.ducation North Bend Downing. Dennis R. BAT Hood River Druck. Jacqueline Education Portland Duggan. John S. Science Cornelius 463 Dual!. Frank L. Pharmacy Filmorc. Calif. Dykstra. Harold Mathematics Parkdalc Eakin. Gene A. Education Grass Valley Eakin. Twita A. Home Economics Ed. Milton-Freewater Earnest. Jeffrey Music Portland Easterly, Richard J. Agriculture Billings. Mont. Eastman, Molly Elementary Ed. Portland Ebcl. Elaine Elementary Ed. Portland Ebelins. Lois science Portland Edwards. Carol Home Economics Harrisburg beer and hut... apartments... Eisenbart. William A. Physics Weber. Idaho Elder. Margaret Dietetics Powers Elkins. Gary L. Sociology Albany Elkins. Patty Pharmacy Lake Oswego Elliot, Ian Civil Engr. Lake Oswego Ellis. James E. Agriculture Salem Ellis. James R. Engineering Corbett Ellis. James Rodney Mcchanciat Engr. Portland Ellis. Margaret Elementary Ed. Salem Ely. Paul Chemical Engr. Hood. River outstanding senior — kappy herburger Mortar Board. Phi Kappa Phi. Panhellenic Senator. General Chairman Opportunity OSU. Chairman Beaver Open House, AWS Secretary, Student Senate. Student I.ifc Committee Eubanks. Paula Business Ed. Corvallis Evans. Michael S. Political Science Stockton, Calif. Emmett, Sue Elementary Ed. North Bend Enderberg. Neb W. Chemical Engr. Beaverton Endow. Shirley A. Science Hood River Enyer. Vincent C. Finance Salem Erwin. Franklin Engineering Madras Estes. Gail English Portland Eveland. Thomas L. Engineering Bakersfield. Calif. Faligowski. Wayne H. Pre-Law Albany Fallow. Rob Business Adm. La Grande Faulconcr, Curtis W. Mechanical Engr. Portland Ferguson. Judy Education Redmond Ferran. Rene J. Accounting Cuba Ferris. Glen R. Political Science Sherwood Feyrer. Clyde Mathematics Sweet Home 464 Kies. Ted T. Agriculture Bend Fischer. Wayne Electrical Engr. Twin Falls, Idaho Fish. Robert L. Mechanical Engr. Lake Oswego Fitzpatrick, Sherry Education Portland Fletcher, Craig A. Economics Cinnaminson. N.J. Foley. Edward F. Business Adm. Portland Fobton, Larry Agriculture Halsey Folston. Wendy M. Microbiology Halsey Forbes. Ian C. Geology Mill Valley. Calif. Ford. Carol Anne Elementary Ed. Willamina poverty... the chat, price’s- Ford. Phyllis S. Elementary Ed. Portland Forster. William HASS Portland Forsythe. Andrea Home Economics Atherton. Calif. Fox. Ronald Business Adm. Gold Beach Fraley. Marlene L. Home Economics Ed. Maupm Francis, Peter BAT Portland Frankc. Melvin R. Animal Science Salem Fredcnburg. Edward Civil Engr. Coos Bay Fromdahl. Daniel Business Adm. Rose burg Fussel. Martha Mathematics Colorado Springs. Colo. Fujimoto, Robert K. Chemical Engr. Boring Furman. John Mechanical Engr. Reeds port Gainer, Mary Jo Elementary Ed. New berg Gallagher. Jack BAT Corvallis Galloway. Michael Business Ed. Portland Gannon, Sandra Home Economics Medford Gardner. Larry N. Animal Science Salem Gardner, Sue Home Economics Portland Gates. Louise Home Economics Los Angeles. Calif. Gawley. Gail F. Secretarial Science Reeds port Gay. Diane Home Economics San Francisco. Calif. Gcist. Katherine E. Elementary Ed. Portland Gibbons. Shirley I. Business Adm. Portland Gilbert, Douglas Mechanical Engr. Portland Gilby. Anita Lynn Psychology Olympia. Wash. Gillard, Joan Elementary Ed. Portland Gillihan. Shirley Science Ed. Bend Gillingcr. Joan Elementary Ed. Alhambra. Calif. Gilmour, John Soils Corvallis Gilson. Evelyn H. Elementary Ed. Lebanon 465 Giottonini. Dale Social Science Ed. Wedderburn Clin. Marilyn Ann Elementary Ed. Coo Bay Goehenonr. l.orcn Physical Ed. Monroe Godfrey. James H. Chemical Engr. Portland Goesling. John BAT Seattle. Wash. Gould. Rowan Wayne Microbiology Coos Bay Graham. Patricia J. Science Ed. Corvallis Graves. George Pharmacy Joseph Gray. Virginia Home Economics Eugene Grbavac. Mary Ann Home Economics Portland Griltcy. George A. Business Adm. Portland Grimes. Gary Mathematics Portland Grischkowsky. Roger S. Science Opportunity, Wash. Grotc. Palmer H. B T Madras Gustasson. Carol Business Adm. Eos Altos. Calif. Hackctt. Sally Secretarial Science Hood River Hagg. Thomas C. Business Ed. Rose burg Haglund. Christine Science Ed. Portland Haith. Susan Home Economics Corvallis Haley. Thomas Civil Engr. Portland outstanding senior — bill si ms IFC First Vice President, Blue Key. Phi Kappa Phi. Outstanding Junior in Business. Bela Gamma Sigma. Arnold Air Society, Scabbard and Blade. IFC Scholarship Chairman, Homecoming Button Sale Chairman, Outstanding Freshman and Sophomore in Business. E.A. Cummings Award Hall. Cynthia Ann II A SS New York. N Y. Hall. Karen R Secretarial Science Corvallis Hall. Mclvina Home Economics Eugene llallock. Robert J. Fishery Science Red BlulT. Calif. Halstcn. Barbara BAT Portland Hamilton, Clifford Wildlife Science Ontario Hamilton, James Pharmacy-Grants Pass Hamilton. Judy-Home Economics Newberg dollar-fifty Hammond. Herb Forestry Corvallis Hammond. Patty-Home Economics Salem Hamner. Lois Ann Humanities Newberg Hamnett. John D. BAT Portland Hanford. G. Allison General Science Orinda. Calif. Hnnscom. Susan Dietetics Eagle Point Hansen. Alan M. General Science Lake Oswego Hansen. Gerald Business Ed. Astoria 466 Ilaruult, Carole Anne Psychology Tampa. Fla. Ilappold. Peggy Science lid. Gresham outstanding senior—betty Hutchinson Mortar Board, President Gamma Phi Beta, General Secretary Homecoming, Managing Editor Beaver, Junior Class Secretary, Beaver Colleges and Student Government Editor. Beaver Honorarics Editor. Outstanding Talon. Co-Chairman Sophomore Cotillion. Talons, Junior Panhcllcnic Representative Haralson, Anne BAT Oak ridge Hardin. Marsha Secretarial Science Portland Harding. Judy F.ngltsh Albany Harmon. Lynn History The Dalles Harris. Gary Agriculture Madras Harris, James R. Electrical Engr. Lake Oswego Harris. Kenneth Business Adm. Salem Harris. Millard A. Computer Tech. Salem Harrison. David G. Business Adm. Albany Hastings. Bob Pre-Dent Eugene Hatch. John Howard Finance Canoga Park. Calif. Hathaway. Mary Lou Secretarial Science Dallas llattcbcrg. Kari Secretarial Science Salem Hattenhauer. Alonalic Elementary Ed. The Dalles Hawkins. John Political Science Philomath Head. Ron Physical Ed. Klamath Falls Heckman. Bradford K. Electrical Engr. Albany Hcc. Richard K. F. Sociology Honolulu. Hawaii Hccsackcr. Gary Business Adm. Gaston Hemphill. Charles Farm Crops Pendleton Hemphill, Patricia Pharmacy Eugene Henderson, Herbert J. Pharmacy Albany Hendricks. Nancy Lee Home Economics Portland Henery. Sharyn Elementary Ed. Salem dinners at the peacock... Hcringer. Helen Home Economics Clarksburg. Calif. Herrick. Charles E. Agriculture Stanfield Herron. Barbara Secrcian.il Science Portland Herron. Carol C. Home Economics Lebanon Herron. Dorothy Eli . Mathematics Portland IKns. Nina L. Home Economics Tacoma. Wash. Hcssig. Mary Jean English Ed. Klamath Falls Hewitt. Gary D. Marketing Sweet Home 467 Hiatt. Doug Geology La Grande Hibbard, Wallace A. Geography Porland Hill. Norman Accounting Roseburg Hill. Thomas F. Civil Engr. Salem Hiranaga. Leighton H A SS Kahului, Hawaii ilirstcl. Coco J. Physical Ed. Portland outstanding senior — nancy kelly ASOSU Second Vice-President. ASOSU Senate. Student Chairman Student Activities Committee, Women’s Residence Hall Council President, Student Housing Committee. Callahan Hall President, Talons no closing (no kidding!)... Hisatomi, John Civil Engr. Pendleton Hitson, Pat Elementary Ed. Redmond Hoagland, Alice Elementary Ed. Klamath Falls Hodgcrt. Carol B. Elemental? Ed. Salem Hodory. Sharon Science Ed. Corvallis HolTman, Richard B. Education Albany Hogan. Diane Secretarial Science Corvallis Hokamp, Margaret I Elementary Ed. Canby Hollander. Bart Marketing Corvallis Hollenbeck. James M. Microbiology Corvallis Holmes. John W. Agriculture Econ. Redmond Holt. Hugh P. Political Science Portland Houck. Frances A. Pharmacy Salem House, Richard B. Engineering Fairbanks, Alaska Houston, Louise Political Science Salem Hovcc. Elizabeth Anne Pharmacy Ncwbcrg Howard. Bob Business Adm. Corvallis Hraba. Bruce C. Business Adm Dayton Hubbard. Richard Palo Alto, Hubbard. Susan English Tigard Huber. Gail B T Marion Hucgli. Susan E. Elementary Ed. Portland Hunger. Richard A. Mechanical Engr. Ashland Hunsaker. Diana Elementary Ed. Klamath Falls Hunter. Leslie Eugene Business Adm. Corvallis llusby. Ken Mechanical Engr. Astoria Hutchinson. Belly Science Ed. Portland Huyctt. Richard B. Political Science Philomath Ingram. Gary L. Pre-Mcd Medford Irving. Sue Ann Pharmacy Corvallis 468 Ivey. Frank Food Science Portland Jackson. Marjorie Ann Hduealion Portland James. Brian Social Studies Portland James, Dorothy Pharmacy Phoenix. Ariz. how to beat the curve... James. Jim E. Chemistry Albany Jamshidi, Mohammed F.lcctricai Engr. Bridgeport. Conn. Janz. Robert Cleghorn Production Tech. Milwaukic Jaross. Jody Home Economic Portland JcUlcn. Carolyn Businevs Ed. Salem Jenkins. Linda K. Home Economics Falrvicw Jenmson, Kuthann Marie Business Adm. Salem Johannson. Dick Mechanical Engr. Medford Johansen. Leonard Pharmacy San Francisco. Calif. Jehnson. Frederick Engineering Physics Honolulu. Hawaii Johnson. Paul F. Agriculture Leon. Astoria Johnson. Rise Science Ed. Portland Johnson. Susan Dietetics Corvallis Johnston. Gary Forest Engr. Birkcnticld Johnston. Marlene Elementary Ed. Glendale. Calif. Joiner. Marian General Science Corvallis Jones. Lawrence A. Accounting Ventura, Calif. Jones. Penelope Elementary Ed. Irrigon Jones. Stoddard Business Adm. Medford outstanding senior — pete pifer OSU Varsity Football. Varsity O. Outstanding West Coast Football Player. All-Coast UPI and AP Back of the Year. East-West Shrine Game, Hula Bowl. President College Life, President Circle K Jordan. Janctc C. Elementary Ed. ( OS Bay Joynes. Leanne Physical Ed. Spray Kaitoku. Donald T. Mechanical Engr. Wahtawa. Hawaii Kanemoto. Milton M. Electrical Engr. Lihuc. Hawaii Karnath. Betty J. Home Economics Portland Karpinski. Darrell F. Elementary Ed. Corvallis Kayscr. Stanley G. Food Science Salem 469 Kearns. Michael Business Adm. (iranis Pass Kcllas. Pamela Education Portland Kellogg. Nancy Elementary Ed. Portland Kelly. Janet BAT Salem Kelly. Michael Engineering Anaheim. Calif. Kelly. Nancy H A SS Portland Kendrick. Arlene Home Economics Ed. Portland Kerr. Karen Elementary Ed Baker Kerr. Robert Accounting Beaverton Kidby. Michael Engineering Corvallis Kicscnduhl. Diane Physical Ed Portland Kimura. John II A SS Woodland. Calif. King. Robert BAT Monmouth Kingcn, Kathryn Elementary Ed. Corvallis Kingsley. John Elementary Ed. Eugene Kircher. Robert Electrical Engr. Redmond Kistc. Ray Business Adm. Bandon Kleiner. Diana English. Ed. Portland Klinker, Richard 11. Engineering Estacada Klote. Linda Microbiology Grants Pass Knerr. Paul Pharmacy llcrmiston Knowles. Nancy Elementary Ed. Portland Knutson. Margie 1. Education Coos Bay Kobayashi. Gary S. Science Honolulu. Hawaii Koch. David J. H A SS Canby Koenig. Rainer H. Engineering Corvallis Koopman. Dick W. Engineering Ontario Korff. Diana M. Science Portland Kramer. Penny S. Home Economics Portland Kranc. Kjell H A SS Portland and how to pull grades Krauthocfcr. William Business Adm. Sheridan Krckcl. Alan Science Corvallis Kricccr. Dale BAT Yamhill Kricns. Loretta A. Accounting Portland Kritz. Kathryn Elementary Ed. New berg Krohn. Martha A. Physical Ed. Ncwbcrg Kucrst. Dianne Elementary Ed. San Carlos. Calif. Kycyunc-Scndagi. A. L. Animal Science Uganda Kyle. Robert A. Engineering Klamath Falls Laasc. Mary English Portland 470 Laine. Sherry Elementary Ed. Hillsboro Lam. Paul Science llon$ Kong Langley, Linda L. Sociology Roseburg Laraway. James W. Bum neve Adm. Hood River Larkins. Jean Education Forest Grove Larson. Gloria M. Education Aberdeen. Wash. Larson. Karen Faye Home Economics Astoria outstanding senior — John holmes Chairman Senior Banquet. ASOSU Senate, Chairman Student Activities Committee. Sophomore Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Co-Chairman Rook-Sophomore Picnic. Blue Key. Alpha Zeta, Thanes. Alpha Gamma Rho President and Vice President, IFC Public Relations Committee. Outstanding Sophomore in Agriculture Lee. Sek Yu Science Portland Lce-Warncr. Alick Agriculture Hood River I .arson. Paul BAT Gold Beach Larson. Terry L. Engineering Woodside. Calif. Larson. Virginia Home Economics Astoria Laurancc. Dale R. Engineering Nytsa Lauritsen. Donald A. Forestry Salem Lawrence. Mark E. Agriculture Medford Leavitt, Dennis D. Science Nyssa Leavitt, Katherine BAT Eugene Lechncr. Lance M. Science Lake Oswego Lcffler. Katherine L. Elementary Ed. Scio Lcffler. Richard D. Agriculture New berg t.ehl. Susan BAT Portland Lemos. John A. Forestry Menlo Park. Calif. Lcshcr. Kathleen Pharmacy Portland Lewis. Chuck BAT Portland Lieuallen, Lela Elementary Ed. Athena Lindland. Ronald L. Agriculture Molalla without really trying... linn. Carole Home Economics Portland l.isbakken, James R. Engineering Lake Oswego Little. Vivian H A SS Medford l.iu. Mable II A SS Hong Kong L. I.o. Edgar Engineering Koloa, Hawaii Lockwood, Joyce A. Home Economics Forest Grove Looker. Sue Education Portland Loveridge. Marilyn E. Pharmacy Ontario Lucas. Ron II A SS St. Louis. Mo. I.ucey. Owen Science Burlingame. Calif. 471 Euchring. Linda S. Mathematics Springfield Lum. James A. Business Adm. Astoria Lummus. Delores Elementary Ed. Klamath Falls l.undbcrti. Constance Elementary Ed. Tacoma. Wash Lyman. William T. Engineering Corvallis Mace. Richard L. Geology Portland MacEwan. John D.. Jr. Mcchancial Engr. Portland Mactlaffic, Bruce P. Pre-Med Corvallis Mackin. Hal BAT Portland MaePhetson. James L. Speech Ed. Shedd early-registration bliss... Macy. Dennis W. Zoology Whittier. Calif. Madsen. Karla Physical Ed. Junction City Makinstcr. Art Engineering Tillamook Makinstcr. Bonita L. English Ed. Tillamook Malone. Patricia L. Business Ed. Corvallis Maloney. David W. Pharmacy Yuba City. Calif. Maloney. Michael General Science Canby outstanding senior — john benz ASOSU Education Senator. Chairman New Student Orientation. Chairman MU Special Events Committee. Blue Key. Thanes, Alpha Delta Sigma. Scabbard and Blade. Arnold Air Society, lota Delta Pi. Outstanding MU Program Council member Mather, Donald Business Adm. Portland Maxwell. Bonnie L. Business Ed. Salem Mailin'. Peter S. Speech Ed. Salem Marklcy. Bill General Science Crcswell Marshall. Edward R. Pharmacy San Mateo. Calif. Martin. Connie Home Economics Yamhill Maryotl, Jean M. Home Economics Ed. Corvallis Maryott. William R. Engineering Corvallis Marsonette. Theresa Home Economics Ed. Scotts Mills Marx. Richard BAT Independence Mason. Michael Civil Engr. Boulder. Colo. May. Joanne E. Elementary Ed. Forest Grove Mayes. W. Thomas Agriculture Medford McAllister. James Forest Engr, Burns McBride, F. Leroy Animal Science Vale McBride. Gary I). Pharmacy Sacramento. Calif McBride, l.ee Elementary Ed. Vale McCall. Jim A. Civil Engr. Rose burg McCallislcr. Nancy Elementary Ed. Kailua. Hawaii 472 outstanding senior—janet schultz Heaver Editor and Layout Editor. Treasurer Theta Sigma Phi, Delta Delta Delta Secretary and Publicity Chairman. Fine Arts Festival Pavillion Murals, Barometer Writer, OSU Publications Committee. Heaver Royalty and Fine Arts Editor. McCamman, Jerry E. Pharmacy Crescent City. Calif. McClain. Floy Science Ed. Albany McClellan. Howard Agriculture. B T Glendale. Calif. McCormack. William L. Civil Engr. I.ake Oswego McCormick. Lynda B. Elemeniary Ed. Redmond McCoy. Judy Microbiology Crowell. Texas last term: m-i-c-k-e-y- McCready. Mar seen Science Ed. Slayton McCunc. Mike Mathematics Portland McDaniel, Mina Rac Food Science Salem McDonald. John A. Pre-Med Portland McDowell. G. Thomas E. Mathematic Portland McFarland. Katherine Pharmacy Hebo McCauley. Susan Secretarial Science Pasadena. Calif. McGinnis, William J. Civil Engr. Troutdalc MeGrew. Jack A. Social Science Ed. Lebanon MeGugin. Cheryl Mathematics Ed. Bend McKay, Douglas It. Agriculture Umatilla McKay. Gary H. Sociology Albany McKeehan. Patrick K. HAS Corvallis McLaren. Robert C. BAT Victoria. B. C. McRae. Patrick Electrical Engr. Milt on-Freewatcr McTaggarl. Heather Elementary Ed. Rove burg Medyn. Anthony H. BAT Portland Mcincl. William G. General Science Honolulu. Hawaii Mellon. Corinne Home Economics Ed. Bend Miles, Lynne D. Elementary Ed. Oregon City Miller. Cheryl Home Economics Portland Miller. Dale E. Science Toledo Miller. Judy Business A dm. Hermiston Miller. Vera Medical Tech. Portland Mirich. Rodney Pre-Med Milwaukic Mitchell. Jane Art Ed. Corvallis Nliyashro. James T. Pharmacy Honolulu. Hawaii Mi cc, Maaike Elementary Ed. Tillamook Mohr. Tom BAT Eugene Mohrman. Thomas P. Physical Ed. Long Island, N. Y. 473 Moisan. John L. General Science Bend Monroe. John E. Engineering Culver Monlag. Barbara Home Economics F.d. Vancouver. Wash Moore. Lanra Food Science Wood burn Morgan. Kathryn Home Economics Crane Morinaka. Joyce M. Home Economics Nyssa Motley. Richard Business Adm. Slayton Morrison. C. A. Tavs H SS lone Mudgc. Penny A. Elementary Ed. Portland Mulqum. Lynn Home Economics Portland Munsell. Paul R.. Jr. Industrial Arts Ed. Albany Munson. Richard Engineering Burns Munson. Robert I.. Mathematics Portland Murata. Steven M. Pharmacy Ontario outstanding senior — gary heesacker Blue Key, B T Senator, Phi Kappa Phi. Beta Gamma Sigma. Beta Alpha Psi. Varsity Football. Boeing Pricc-Watcrhousc Scholarship Murdock. Karen Elementary Ed. Turner Mushet. Robert Mechanical Engr. Belvedere. Calif. Nakada. Ellen Home Economics Ontario Nash. Sandra Education Sweet Home Nave, Larry Pharmacy Bakersfield. Calif. Neill. James B T Portland Nelson. Douglas E. Engineering Portland Nelson. Karen Elementary Ed. Coos Bay Nelson. I.inda C. Home Economics Florence Nelson. Linda Home Economics Medford but i need the hours...the Nelson. Mary Education Portland Net er. Darlene L. History Springfield Net er. Verne Sociology Klamath Falls Newell. Makom G. Food Science l.ake Oswego Neyhart. John A. Business Adm. Rolling Hills. Calif. Ng. Ada Chenkyu Mathematics Hong Kong Nichol. Nancy Elementary Ed. Klamath Falls Nicholson. Craig M. Forestry Portland Ntshimura. Gene M. Engineering Ontario Notes. Peggy SI Sociology Portland 474 Noren. Karen Speech Ed. Beaverton Norman. Paul I) Political Science Portland N'oteboom. James D. Agriculture Salem Nuckok, Ann Home Economics Camarillo. Calif. Oakey. Michael S. Political Science Costa Mesa. Calif. Mortar Board, Decorations Chairman Mortar Board Ball, NSF Undergraduate Research Fellowship, Jr-Sr Prom Decorations Co-Chairman. Junior Weekend Decorations Chairman. Mom’s Weekend Programs Chairman. Vice President Alpha Phi Patterson. Kaye G. Speech Portland Patton. Jayne Education Lebanon Olson. Barbara Education Mill City Ota. Yoslnko Home Economics Portland Paasch. Philip U. Pharmacy Portland Pac csniak, Penny Education Coos Bay Park. Michael G. Finance Estacada Parker. Kenneth Physics Corvallis Parr. W. Frank Business Adm. Nyssa Parry. Patricia Home Economics Portland Patrick. Judy Education Yoncallcv Paulsen. Diane G. Education Medford Paxton. Karen Home Economics Lake Pearce. Nancy Pharmacy Kalispcll. Mont. Pcchancc. Joyce L. Business Ed. Portland Pcd. Tom A. Engineering Salem Peek, Joan Education Dundee Pel . Robert R.. Jr. BAT Kailua. Hawaii Pence. Martha Business Adm. Bend last of the all-nighters... Perka. William Engineering Mill Valley. Calif. Perkins. Charles O. Agriculture Bonneville Pernu. Judith K. Home Economics Astoria Petersen. Vernon E. Education Portland Peterson. Neal Engineering Redmond Phelan. Patricia Elementary Ed. Portland Pierce. Jerrold N. Business Adm Portland Pitman. Judy D. Elementary Ed. West Linn Plambcck. Janice II A SS Corvallis Poole. Robert Pre Med Portland 475 Pope. Lynn R. Agriculture Mcrril Porter. Cheryl K. Home Economic Portland a Porter. Gail BAT Milwaukie Portcrticld. Karen Education Title lake. Calif. Powell. Richard I. Forestry Corvallis Prevetie. Thomas L. Forestry Portland Prcvics. Marsha BAT Eugene Price, Marilyn English Portland Query. Jack Science Salem Ragland. Bill Microbiology Seattle. Wash. exhausted-no doz and cold Randall, Dan Electrical Engr. Tigard Rasmussen. William Civil Engr. Portland Rau. Fred Animal Science Moro Ray. John H A SS Bend Read. Marcia Education Corvallis Reamer. Sally Education Kailua. Hawaii Reaney. Kim A. Agriculture Salem Redingcr. Sharon Education Estacada Reed. Phyllis E. Education Corvallis Reich. Jack I Agriculture Renton. Wash. Remington. Lora Lee Mathematics Portland Rhoades. Gary E. Political Science Bellevue. Wash Rhoades. Verlin Pharmacy Grants Pass Ribik. Frank J.. Jr. Science West Linn Riches. Robert Agriculture Silverton outstanding senior—joan batchelder Mortar Hoard Treasurer. Co-op Hoard of Directors, AWS Treasurer, Delta Delta Delta President and Treasurer. Barometer Secretary. Outstanding Sophomore Woman in Business, Phi Chi Theta. Beta Alpha Psi Riches. Susan H A SS Salem Richey . Philip E. BAT Vencta Richter. Carol Jeanne Microbiology Corvallis Richter, Dave Agriculture Portland Riechcr . Peggy Science Medford Riley. Michael W. Agriculture Corvallis Ripley . Jean Education Sweet Home Kit . Margaret Home Economic Portland Roberts. Daniel A. Engineering Northridge. Calif. Robertson. Anthony A. B A T Portland Robertson. George Mathematics Portland 476 Robertson. Terry Science Glcndivc. Mom. Robinson, Michael Science Beaverton Robinson. Raymond R.. Jr. B T Wichita. Kansas Robley, Dale E. B T Corvallis Robley, Donna C. B T Glendora. Calif. Rodman, David BAT Corvallis Romberg. Gerald P. Science Recdsport Ronk, Trudy D. Home Economics Myrtle Creek Rood. James E. Education Coos Bay Kothfuss, Sara M. B T Albany coffee... grad school? money?- Rude. Douglas H. Pharmacy Portland Rush. Sandra Education Sandy Rush. Vernon W. Education Salem Ryesky. Melissa Science Carlisle. Pa. Sabo. Janice F. Elementary Ed. Portland Saito. Karen Home Economics Nyssa Sapiens, Alexander Geology Bonanza Sargent. Carolyn Elementary Ed. l ake Oswego Sather. Carol Elementary Ed. Kent Sather. Paul Elementary Ed. Kent Saunders. Mare-Electrical Engr. Corvallis Savage. Gerald B T Salem Schmitt. James B T Portland Schmitz. Brenda Elementary Ed. Portland Schcrmcrhorn. Ellen Elementary Ed. Portland Schild. Becky Home Economics Ed. Tillamook Schlcnkcr. Leland R. Engineering Lafayette. Calif. Schmitz. Eugene R. Agriculture Mt. Angel Schnorc. Betty Microbiology Roseburg Sehueler. Susan English Ed. Marshall. Mo. Schultz. Janet Home Economics Corvallis Schwar cr. Daniel Agriculture Collage Grove Schwarzcr. Suzanne Elementary Ed. Corvallis Sciuchctti, Larry-Electrical Engr. Corvallis Scott. Barney Business Adm. Bow. Wash. Scott. Carol Physical Ed. Long Beach. Calif. Scott. Deanna M. Elementary Ed. Bow. Wash. Seagraves. James F. Geology Uniontown. Ohio Sclbcrg. Eric Industrial Engr. Portland Sharp. William L. Engineering Salem 477 Shaull K. Bruce BAT ( resham Shaw. Darrell B Recreation. Erl. Portland Shaw. Ronald BAT Salem Shcehy. Mary Jane Home Economics Durkcc Sherlock. Connie Home Economics Portland Sherwood. Dennis History Lyons Sigtoh, Karen Home Economics Ed. Woodburn Sigman. Richard S. Mechanical Engr Prineville Sims. William Accounting Portland Sloan. Jerry L. Agriculture Weston Smith. Charles Chemical Engt. Eugene Smith. Dallas Histor) Baker Smith, James E. H A SS Sacramento. Calif Smith. I.cta J. Physical Ed. Albany Smith. Marilyn Elementary Ed. Albany Smith. Michael Civil Engr. Harrisburg Snodgrass. James Industrial Arts Ed. Medford Snyder. Larry BAT Salem Snyder. Philip Agriculture Ed. Prineville Solari, Cary Chemical Engr. Milwaukie Sonnenbcrg. Bill BAT Portland Sorset. Richard Ccncral Science Alaska Sorscth. Jason Marketing Albany Sorum. Larry Business Adm. Suthcrlin Soudcrs, Doyle E. Electrical Engr. Portland Souick. Veronica Home Economics Springfield Spahr. William Pharmacy Corvallis Sparks. Jack Business Adm Salem Bellevue. Wash. Spradlin. Ward Political Science Portland well, maybe in a few years... SproufTskc. James Physics Canyon City Squire. David Electrical Engr Ashland Stacey. Diane Business Ed Missoula. Mont. Stadheim. Judy Business Ed. Portland Stanton. James Agriculture Milton-Freewater Stanwood, Linda Home Economics Ed. Portland 478 outstanding senior — herb hammond Blue Key Corresponding Secretary. Forestry Senator. Chairman ASOSU Student Conduct Committee, Course Review Committee Chairman. Xi Sigma Pi. Forestry Honor Board Starry. Clark Hum ness Adm. l.o% Gatos. Calif. Stebner. Linda English F.d. Salem Steel. Ronald Food Science Seaside Steele. Linda Home Economic Harper Steen. Mary Home Economics Veronica Steenson. Kathleen Dietetics Corvallis Steindorf. Dennis Pharmacy Albany Steinfeild. Carol) n Elementary Ed. Scappoosc Stennett. Dale Forest Engr. Beaverton Stephens, Les Agriculture Amity outstanding senior — husnu ozyegin ASOSU President. ASOSU First Vice President, Sophomore Class President. Freshman Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Treasurer Sigma Alpha Epsilon. Blue Key. Alpha Delta Sigma Stoebig. Carol History Salem Stoll. Harold Pharmacy Modesto. Calif. Stevenson. Richard Business Adm. Concord. Calif. Stewart. Judi Elementary Ed. Lake Oswego Sticr, Marcia Science Ed. Corvallis Stiger. James BAT Medford Stinson. Pat Civil Engr. Beaverton St. John. John Pharmacy Tillamook Stone. Bernadette Secretarial Science Salem Stone. Patricia A. II A SS Portland Storholf. Judy English F.d. West Linn Stothart. Kay Home Economics No. Highlands. Calif. Stovall. John Physics Portland Stromme, Bonnie Elementary Ed. North Bend Strong. Jonathan History Albany Stuart. John W. Mechanical Engr. Stockton. Calif. student teaching...the big Stubbs. Yvonne Home Economics Ed. Corvallis Studcbakcr. Kay BAT Lake Oswego Summerset!. Carolyn Home Economics Ed. Portland Sundby. Herbert History- Port land Swlnehart. Philip Electrical Engr. Springfield Taber. Karen Home Economics Capay. Calif. Tallman. Michele English Portland Tam. Samuel T. Engineering San Jose. Calif. Taylor. Janice L. Home Economics Ed. Medford Tcifel. Gordon F. Education Portland 479 Texlcy. Clark D.. Jr. Pharmacy Eugene Thomas. Darlene Elementary Erl. Salem Thomas. Norma S. Home Economics Woodland. Wash. Thompson. Anila Elementary Ed. McMinnville Thompson. Charles S. Agriculture Klamath Falls Thompson. Christine English Portland Thompson, Gary S. Political Science Prinvcvillc Thompson. Willis Science Yoncalla Thorkildson. David J. Business Adm. Portland Thorne. Raymond Science Ed. Klamath Falls interview.. .credits?-say- Thrush, Connie I.. Home Economics Ed. Medford Tillery. Shirley P. 1 fc SS Medford Tinker. George Science Ed. Honolulu. Hawaii Todd. Patti L. Elementary Ed. Rccdsport outstanding senior — bob moore Blue Key. Barometer Editor. Dellinger Award, OSU Athletic Board. Poetry Editor Oregon State Review. News Editor Barometer. Co-Editor Takedown Wrestling Newspaper, Corvallis Gazette-l imes Sports Writer, OSU Best Actor 1965-66, OSU Publications Committee Todd. Sue C. Elementary Ed. Portland Tollcfson. l on Education Salem Tolson. Conrad E. Engineering San Francisco. Calif. Tompkins. Helen J. Mathematics Gresham Torgerson. Alice Home Economics Portland Tracy. Jerry L. Zoology Salem Trantow. Terry Forestry Portland Trenholmc. James Chemistry San Carlos. Calif. Tresidder. Kent C Forestry-Coos Bay TT Trindadc. I.oaer Agriculture Merced. Calif. Trupp. Malcolm T Engineering Eugene Tsubota. Karen Business Adm. Rufus Tucker, Carol A. Elementary Ed. Bandon Tucker. Richard I.. Pharmacy I.anglois Tucker. Tonia Home Economics Portland Turner. Carmen D. English Coos Bay Turner. Patricia English Lake Oswego Turpen. Michael H SS Sacramento. Calif. Tymchuck. Don Agriculture Portland Vaite, Rick Business Adm. Atsea Valcn ano. Terry Engineering Lafayette. Calif. Vandcr andcn. Thomas History Hillsboro 480 Vice. Daniel H. Geology PrinevHIc Volpp. Venita V. Business Ed. Hilbboro Vrem. Richard Mathematics Portland Vaughn. Tern' L. Elementary Ed. Corvallis Verhoeven. Margaret Microbiology Beaverton Wagner. Edward Engineering Portland Walker. M. Mark Electrical Engr. Portland five years?... goodbye to Wallace. Jimmy B. Education Ashland Waller. Steven T. Psychology La Grande Walter. Gwendolyn S. II A SS Corvallis Walth. Harry Education Monmouth Wang. Yu Tang Electrical Engr. Formosa Wangcrin, Rongic Pharmacy Woodburn Warner, Peggy J. Education Gresham Warning. John W. Forestry New Lenox. III. Weaver. Daniel C. Accounting Newberg Weed. Jerry Marketing Longview. Wash. Weihe. Dianne M. Home Economics Ed. Boring Wells. Larry D. Chemistry Baker Wells. Robert E. Science Oakland. Calif. Wemken. Karla A. Political Science Vinton. Calif. We nee. Eduard W. Business Adm. Hilo. Hawaii West. Lloyd Marketing Lake Osw ego Wester. Sally H A SS Eugene Watkins. Betty English Philomath Wayson, Harvey W. Geography Port Land outstanding senior — marian joiner AWS President, Mortar Board, Iota Sigma Phi, ASOSU Senate, General Chairman MU Christmas Party, General Chairman Mother's Weekend, Committee Chairman Sophomore Cotillion, lalons, Junior Panhcllenic Representative White. Barbara Home Economics Lake Oswego White. Barbara Education Corvallis White. Barry History Portland White. Marilyn 1 Elementary Ed. Salem White. Sara J. Pharmacy Union Wiese. Janis Elementary Ed. Portland Wilkinson. David L. Business Adm. Hood River 481 Williams. Donald K. Pharmacy Corvallis Williams. Frank. G. Science Medford Williams. Janet Home Economics. Ed. Lake Oswego Williams. Kirsty Science Roseburg Williams. Randolph Agriculture Portland Williams. Robert H. Electrical Engr Hermiston Williamson. Claude Agriculture Aurora Willis. Glen Business Adm. Bandon Wilson. Carolyn K. Home Economics F.d. Gold Beach Wilson. Helen Home Economics Corvallis Wilson. Kathryn Ann Home Economics Escondido. Calif. Wilson. Marlene K Home Economics Ed. St. Paul Wilson. Michael K Chemical Engr. Yakima. Wash. Winfrey. Judith H. H A SS Portland Winkctman. Connie Home Economics Milwaukic Wintcrrowd. Mcrritcc II A SS Sacramento. Calif. Winters. Monte Education Caldwell. Idaho Withycombc. Don Agriculture Gaston Witter, Gertrude M, Education Gresham Witter. Terry P. H SS Portland Woclpern. Jill H A SS Arlington Wojtasek. Jim Mechanical Engr Portland If ____________________ oustanding senior — rodney ninomiya Chi Phi President.Chairman MU Christmas Party.Chairman Senior Steak l-'ry, Co-Chairman Mom's Weekend. Co-Chairman Jr-Sr Prom Decorations Committee. Chairman IFC Sing Records Committee friends...well, there’s always Wolfe. Jay Pharmacy Beaverton Wolff. Cherry L. Education Chitoquin Wood. Charles G. BAT Piermont. Calif. Wood. France Home Economic Corvallis Wood. Frederick B. Electrical F.ngr. San Jose. Calif. Wood. Gary I) Agriculture Beaver Creek 482 Wood. Richard D. Engineering Los Angeles, Calif. Wood. Richard W. Education Bellevue. Wash. Wooddr, Anne Marie Education Grants Pass Woodworth. Mary Jo H A SS Roseburg Woolley. Betty Ann Education Portland Wong. Tom Food Science Sacramento, Calif. Worral. Robert J. Science Salem Wortendyke. John Forestry Portland Wright. Larry B A I Gresham Wright. Paula Home Economics Molalla Wulf, Bruce II. II A SS Warm Springs Yaden. Boyd C. II A SS Klamath Falls Yaeger. Barbara J. Home Economics Creswell Yancey. Gary L. Engineering Ashland Yankus. Bozillah Science Mill City Yarncll. Kathleen I.. II A SS Portland Yates. Gayle Ann Business Ed Portland Yeatcs. Steven A. BAT Corvallis Yee. Roy J. Engineering Honolulu, Hawaii Yost. S. Jay Agriculture Econ. Enterprise Young. Caroline Jo Education Halfway Young. Christine L. Microbiology Corvallis the peace corps... whew! Young. James F. HASS Corvallis Young. Joy Rac Home Economics Portland Young. I inda L. Zoology Waldport Zaslrow. Paul F. Education Foster Zielcnski. Mary Ann Home Economics Salem Johnson. Richard II. Science Ed. Portland Winters. Thomas S. Agriculture Wapato. Wash. 483 index Am. Dwayne F.inar. 404. 458 Aba-Alkhail. Abdulla. 184 Abdon, Scott Samms. 192. 310 Abel, Fred Carl. 350 Abel. Ruthann. 391 Abel. Steven Elmer. 357 Abeling. Janet Lois. 283 Aberge. Laync Dannie. 299 Aboo-Oatf. Farouk A . 184 Abrahamsen. Lee Ann. 458 Abramson. I ianc Lynn, 423. 255 Abrams. James llatfoc, 166 Acacia, 278 Acheson. Sue. 432 Achtermann. Christoph. 347 Ackerman. Tamara Ann. 423 Acklcs. Allison Jane. 372 Acton. John William. 381 Adam. Sharon Lee. 132 Adams. Charles F.. 338 Adams. James Lyning. 402 Adams. John Charles. 401 Adams. Marshall. 443. 458 Adams, Richard Harold. 437 Adams. Ronald Lynn. 404 Adams. Sally Joan, 140. 255. 323 Adams. Su anne E.. 255 Adamson. Everett L.. 176 Addison. Larry Edward. 181. 387 Adelman. Daniel A.. 143. 458 Adelman. Robert L.. 148. 169. 384.438 Adsit. Timothy Lee. 324 Adwell. Gary Lavern. 141 Agriculture Executive Council. 169 Aguilar. William S.. 267. 270 Ahnstedt. Karen C.. 281. 255 Aho. Carolyn Alma. 394 Aitken. Robert A.. 345 Ainsworth. Alan B.. 404 Akamme. Jean Sayoko, 180. 416 Akbari-Kenari. Re a. 269 Akita. Greg. 332 Alameddine. Ahmad F-. 184 Albertson. Donald A.. 439 Albertson. Linda L.. 336 Alberty. Nancy Lois. 390 Albin. Tony. 243. 245 Albright. Patrick D.. 439 Aldapc. Regina Lou. 416 Alder. Judy Rae, 443. 458 Aldrich. Loralyn Lee. 343. 374 Alexander. Dell Alan. 183. 346 Alexander, Margaret. 147. 372 Alexander. Robert C.. 165 Alexandcrson. Sue. 282 Alford. Joseph E . 360. 439 Allard. Robert C.. 339 Allegretto, Sandra Y.. 290 Allen. April Joyce. 269 Allen. Connie Sue. 374 Allen. Donna Jean. 151 Allen. Janet Sue. 418 Allen. Jerri V.. 431 Allen. Linda Renee. 433 Allen. Lynn Colleen. 337. 255 Allen, Merlynn, Lyne. 299 Allen. Patricia. Jane. 291, 423 Allen. Rosemary A.. 142. 393 Allen, Thomas John, 172. 440 Alley. Richard Loren. 245 Allison. Maureen K..426 Aliya. Beverly. 291 Almollak. Abdula i . 184 Alpha Chi Omega. 280 Alpha Delta Pi. 282 Atpha Delta Sigma. 147 Alpha Gamma Delta. 284 Alpha Gamma Rho. 286 Alpha Kappa Lambda. 354 Alpha Lambda Delta. 147 Alpha Omicron Pi. 288 Alpha Phi. 290 Alpha Phi Omega. 148 Alpha Sigma Phi. 292 Alpha Tau Omega. 294 Alpha Zcta. 148 Al-Qattan, Jascrm. 184 Alt. Klaus Friedrich. 148 Alspaugh, Roy William. 360 Alsup. Patricia June. 433 Altig. Michael William. 443 Alumni Association. 145 Alusa. Alexander L.. 401 Amin, Donald Charles. 359 Aman. Terry G.. 139. 141. 359 Aman. Ahmad. 443 Amans. Larry Charles. 438 Amberg. John William. 443. 458 Amberg. Lawrence A.. 287 American Chemical Society. 169 American Institute of Chemical Engineers. 170 American Institute of Industrial Engineers, 170 American Society of Agricultural Engineers, 171 American Society of Automotive Engineers. 171 American Society of Civil Engineers. 172 American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 172 American Society of Tool and Manufacturing Engineers, 173 American Association of Building Construction. 173 Ames. Patricia Jo. 147. 288 Amick. Lester E-. 177. 420 Amick. Michael Laure. 381.458 Amonsen. Edwin John. 332 Amstad. Carl Ernest. 183 Andcrcgg. Ralph H.. 175 Anderson. Barbara J.. 154. 183 Anderson. Bruce C.. 443 Anderson. Carol Jean. 379 Anderson. Charles A.. 308 Anderson. Dale M.. 406 Anderson. David A.. 387 Anderson. Daniel C.. 395 Anderson. Dean R.. 160. 181. 443. 458 Anderson. Darlene M.. 418 Anderson. Deanna R.. 179. 336 Anderson. Donald A.. 350 Anderson. IXrnald F... 300 Anderson. Edward B.. 278 Anderson. Bill. 190. 406. 458 Anderson. Eric A.. 381 Anderson. Ernie T.. 381. 458 Anderson. Francene M.. 128. 336 Anderson. Gary Clyde. 443 Anderson. Judith E.. 138. 316 Anderson. Kathryn L.. 398 Anderson. Kathleen J.. 380 Anderson. Kathry n A., 336. 458 Anderson. Kenneth A., 458 Anderson. Kenneth R . 190. 443 Anderson. Linda D.. 176. 355 Anderson. Kenneth H.. 190 Anderson. Lynn E.. 157. 443. 458 Anderson. Marilyn J.. 415 Anderson. Mark Steve. 353 Anderson. Martin M.. 388 Anderson. Nancy Irene. 375 Anderson. Nancy Lee. 378 Anderson. Paul. 152 Anderson. Richard C.. 292 Anderson. Roger P . 400 Anderson. Ronald E.. 413 Anderson. Sheryl. 432 Anderson. Steven W.. 321 Anding. Jane. 443. 458 Anding, Johnnie. 385 Andoor. Mary. 375 Andoor. Mary Jo. 375 Andrade Fernando P.. 170 Andrews. Barbara Ann. 433 Andrews. Bruce B.. 458 Andrews. Linda II.. 376 Andrews. Raymond G.. 204. 308 Angel. Michael R..400 Angel, James Loren. 428 Anhorn. Michael J.. 428 Annala. Timothy T,. 332 Ansel. Ray mond B.. 458 Ansel. Susan Anne. 458 Anson. Larry Dean. 332 Anunscn. Robert Fred. 324 Applcbaker, Daniel T.. 348 Applcn. Gregory Lyle. 300 Apt. Julia Mae. 443 Appleton. Richard T.. 287 Archer. Dennis Lee. 165. 350 Archer. Donald Frank. 387 Archer, James C.. 443. 458 Archerd. Robert, 357 Archibald, Edward M.. 338. 458 Arend. Richard M . 184. 443 Armantrout. Bonnie L.. 443 Armcs. Sandra Ann. 443 Armficld. Gary D.. 443. 458 Armpriest. Pamela J.. 306 Armstrong. Alexis. 392 Armstrong. David B . 321 Armstrong. Jann. 300 Armstrong. Lawrence. 402 Armstrong, Louis 111. 213. 420 Armstrong. Susan K . 151. 443 Arneson. Glen. 354 Arneson. Thomas J.. 458 Arnett. Judith Ann. 316. 458 Arnold. Douglas Lee. 341 Arnold. Elizabeth G.. 285 Arnold. Janice Lynn. 443 Arnold. Joseph A.. 458 Arnold. Marvin Glen. 293 Arnold. Richard James. 354 Arnold. Rosemary Lou. 373 Arnsdorf. Gar. 183 Arrcra. Charles Carl. 171 Arrcra. Patricia, 179 Arth. Peter. Jr . 332. 459 Asato. Glen S.. 382 Ash. Darrell Eugene. 172.412 Ashenfelter. Dennis. 300 Ashmore. Janet Marie. 443. 459 Ashok. Kumar S.T.. 180. 443 Ashour. Bassam Said. 184 Ashworth, David. 443 Ashworth. Karen Ann. 316 Asmervig. Barbara J.. 306 Asosu. 125 Asplund. Sharic Luc. 255, 299 Aspinwall. Sarah K.. 255. 323 Associated Women Students. 127 Associated Students. 125 Ast. Stephanie. 305 Aston. Sharon Lee. 392 Athay. Ronald Dean. 347 Atkins. Mary Janinc. 282 Atkins. Robert William. 130. 297 Attia, Farag Abdel-S. 184 Aubcrt, Marie Arlene. 306. 458 August. Kathryn Lee. 373 Austin. Brett M.. 150. 176. 199. 204. 340. 458 Austin. Jack Alan. 139. 361 Austin. Laurence Jay. 187 Austin. Laurence W.. 165. 296 Austin. Leslie Anne. 434 Autry. Gerald Eugene. 429 Autry. Jaeneen Gay. 434 Avery. Danny Roger. 443 Avery Lodge. 366 Averill. Jerry. 371 Axford. Cameron Ray. 439 Axford. Martin Allin. 381 Ayers. Judith Lauren. 304 A alca House. 368 Aram. Khaja Mohammed. 180 A arbaiiani. Masoud. 443 A arbaijani. Sa Eed. 443 B Baardson. Andrea Lee. 443. 459 Baardson. Janet M.. 255. 317 Babcock. Janet. 435 Babtts. Martha Anne. 391 Babtcr. Bonnie Lynn. 459 Bachmann. Dccann. 255. 289 Bacon. Gloria Jean. 443. 459 Badeau, Ernest Harry. 294 Badurina. Lorraine M.. 136. 377. 459 Bae. Yoon-Goon. 388 Baecher. Linda Gayle. 443. 459 Baer. Robert. .308 Baglcy. Betty Lou. 164. 282 Bailey. Anne. 391 Bailey. Douglas Burt. 437 Bailey. James Dennis. 153 Bailey . Linda Jean. 164. 191. 284 Bailey. Nancy Jane. 381 Bailey. Reid Allen. 443 Bailey. Thomas Joseph. 389 Bailey. Thomas M.. 439 Baird. Norman Lee. 150. 160. 181.459 Baker. Barbara Ann. 143. 371 Baker. Candace. 423 Baker. Deborah Kay. 372 Baker. Ellen. 441 Baker. Jack Leroy. 360 Baker. Judith Ann. 376 Baker. Kathleen Sue. 424 Baker. Mark Alan. 197. 340 Baker. Maureen Dixie. 377 Baker. Raymond Keith. 309 Baker. Steven Clark. 171. 172. 443. 459 Baker. Susan. 380 Bakke. David Milton. 421 Bakkcn. Clarence A.. 137. 348. 459 Baldridge, Barbara J., 443 Ball. Kurt Mcrwin. 321 Ball. Robert Gordon. 159. 402 Ballard. Gary Charles, 443 Ballard. Julia Ann. 374 Balias. Kelly Raymond. 437 Ballcnsky. Merlin D . 150. 159. 160. 176. 181.443.459 Bailer. Sharon Marie. 425 Ballew. Geraldine. 443. 459 Ballcw, Richard James. 443. 459 Ballinger. Jerry I).. 173. 357 Ballinger. Marilyn C.. 368 Ballwcbcr, Jeanne M.. 432 Balo. Gary Michael. 183. 198. 439 Banks. Judy Tina. 379 Banks. Jack Ralph. Jr.. 294 Banks. Kenneth A.. 148. 177. 443 Bannister, Georgia A.. 432 Banry. Gale Harlow. 345 Ban cr. Cynthia D.. 426 Barber. Mark John. 148. 354. 278 Barber. Martin Steve. 459 Barber. Stephen R.. 346 Barcheck. Joseph A.. 340 Barclay. Leona Jean. 434 Bard. James Edward. 279 Barker. John Philip. 279 Barker. Thomas E . 352. 459 Barkhurst. Ralph C.. 338 Barks. Sheryl Evonne. 432 Barkus. Rodger W.. 332. 459 Barnekofl. David I... 384 Barnes. Barbara Lee. 379 Barnes. Bonnie A.. 443 Barnes. Gerald K.. 367 Barnes. Jane. 392 Barnes. Jerry Dennis. 387 Barnes. Judith Diane. 435 Barnes. Larry Duaine. 338 Barnes. Nancy Kay. 425 Barnes. Nancy Lee. 443. 459 Barnes. Patricia Ann. 285 Barnes. Roger Thomas. 421 Barnett, Cynthia Lee. 342 Barnett. Hal William. 335 Barnette. Greg David. 335 Barnum. Beverly Ann. 371 Baron. Stanley Lloyd. 143. 430 Barr. Paul. 437 Barr. Walter Kenton. 437 Barrett. Beth Nell. 204. 459 Barrett. Margaret A.. 425 Barrett. Phyllis Jan. 355 Barrcy. Ronald l.ce. 152. 388 Barron. Lonnie Gene. 339 Barron. Steven John. 279 Barrows. Donald K.. 201. 204. 352 Barrows. Larry Jay. 352 Barry. Dennis C.. 428 Barry. Dennis Ray. 459 Barry. James Warren. 308 Barry. Leigh Edith. 147. 164. 432 Barry. Lynn Marie. 416 Barry. Stephanie Sue. 282 Bans. William Howard. 459 Barstad. Dennis L.. 267. 366. 459 Bartcll. Alice Renee. 418 Barth. Mary Alice. 435 Bartlc. Mary Lee. 147. 254. 316 Bartlett. Carla Ann. 204. 280 Bartolome. Victor H.. 258. 335 Barton. Harvey Duane. 213. 338 Bartow. William B.. 406 BartrufT. Victor Leo. 419 Basaif. Saleh M . 184 Bast. John Vincent. 359 Bassett. David Arthur. 171 Basset. Martin Lawrence. 308 Bastiani. Eli abeth. 372 Batchelder. Anne M.. 174. 368 Batchelder. Douglas. 278. 301. 459 Batchelder. Joan I).. 157. 163. .304. 149. 459. 476 Bateman. Kenneth John. 409 Bateman, Marilyn K.. 391 Bateman. Randall Don. 413 Bates, Charlotte Lou. 394 Bates. Carol Ann. 343 Bates. William Lloyd. 183.412 Battalia. Nancy Kay. 317 Battersby. Paul C.. 308. 443. 459 Batty. Gayle Louise. 299 Bauer. I.arry Richard. 409 Bauer. Samuel Richard. 295 Baumback. Rex S.. 438 Baumgartner. Kenneth. 396 Baur. Karla Marie. 204. 280 Bautch. Su anne Gayl. 379 Baxter. Christine C.. 375 Baxter. Gary A.. 173. 295. 459 Baxter. Kimberly Jon. 295 Baxter. Linda K.. 154. 322 Bay. Sally Frances. 130. 255. 323 Bayless. Larry Edward. 428 Bayliss. Lynda Carol. 423 Ba Ier. Douglas Lee. 407 Beach. Alice A . 140. 255. 305 Beach. David Clark. 159. 172. 443. 459 Beach. Donald Ross. 177 Beall. Robert Brooks. 347 Beals. Mary Margaret, 290 Beard. Cynthia F.llen. 377 Beardsley. Janet S . 299. 255 Beardsley. Daniel E.. 436 Beasley. Gordon Ray. 439 Beatty. Leslie Ann. 391 Beaty, Richard E.. 181 Beauchamp. Grant D.. 184 Beauregard. Hope L.. 423 Beauvais. Scott Alex. 388 Beaver Belles. 149 Beaver Lodge. 370 Beaver. Meredith C.. 189, 298 Bech. Phyllis Lee. 306 Beck. Kimberly. Chery. 371 Beck. Merralce Anne. 299 Beck. Robin. 255 Becker. Henry G.. 296. 459 Becker. John Foster. 340 Becker. Ronald S.. 293 Becker. Sandra Lee. 423 Bcckley. Catherine A.. 164. 272, 355 Beckman. Richard Lee. 366 Bedea. Janet Lee. 128 Beebe. Ann Louise. 433 Beebe. Jancll Belle. 157. 423 Beebe. Roberta Lynn. 391 Beelman. Diane Dale. 376 Bcem. Janet Louise. 147. 164. 177.415 Becm. Kathleen Ann. 416 Beeman. Kenneth A.. 201. 204. 362 Behr. Peter Farrell. 384 Bchr. Charles Alan. 293 Beish. Clavton E .419 Bekooy. Kay Lorraine. 336 Beiswcnger. Steven E.. 340 Bohrman. Wesley Erne. 382 Bcier. Harley A.. 181 Belcher. Earl L . 224. 243. 245. 363 Belcher. Jerry Don. 213. 217 Belcher. Lynda Kay. 385 Bcldcn. Benjamin T.. 169. |78 Bell. Esther. 443 Bell. John Franklin. 324 Bell. Linda E.. 322. 459 Bell. Susan Kay. 157. 322. 459 Bellanca. Alan C.. 310 Bellerby. Linda Jean. 129. 135. 377 Bcllet. James Jule. 407 Belnap. Cheryl Dee. 44 . 459 Bctnap. Myra Nettie. 364 Belt. Bruce Alan. 171. 286 Belt. Wayne Ray. 439 484 index Bender. Judith Marie. 157. 431. 45V Bender. MernaF, 255. 2 1 _ Kendler. Karen Marie. 372. 255 Bcnecke. Ellen I... 157. 443. 45V Bcncvkc. Janet Clair. 414 Benedict. Duane L . 155 Benedict. James E.. 157. 170. 405 Benedict. Kathleen. 155 Bcnetiel. Michael E., 265 Bengoa. Christopher. 421 Bengoa, Cecilia Mari, 164. 4|7 Bengoa. Cleto Frank. 421 Benjamin. Thomas R.. 407 Bcniaminc, Frances A.. 185 Benner. Cecelia Mary. 393 Benkclman, Dana Sue. 52.'. 255 Bennett. David Cary. 3 2 Bennett. David W., 3 3 Bennett. Donald E . 148. 177. 404.4SV Bennett. James P.. 310 Bennett. Katherine W., 372 Bennett. Marla Jean. 262. 443. 45V Bennett, Stephen M.. 301 Bcnski, Robert Andre. 401 Bcnshoof. James Dari. 152 Benson. Diane Lynn. 423 Benson. Mary L.. 378 Benson. Sherry Maurc. 322 Bentley. Fran Isobel. 280 Bentley. Louise E.. 371 Bent . Janet Rose. 142. 164 Benz. John Colburn. 131. 147, 162. 204. 301. 346. 45V. 472 Ben .. Mary Margaret. 288. 45V Berg. Carolyn Rae. 37V Ber . Delbert Carl. 443. 45V Berg. James V.. 170. 348. 45V Berg, Sheila Ann, 37V Berg. Susan Frances. 443 Berger. Judith Ann. 3V4 Berger. Sharon E.. 444. 460 Bcrgerson. Helen C.. 182. 364 Bcrgh. George W.. 340 Bcrkcy. Dennis Alan. 148 Berki. Steven W . 312. 388 Bernard. Doran C-. 204. 320 Berman. Bradley G.. 444 Berman. Lizbcth Fay. 371 Bernard. Richard A.. 27V Berner. Karen Diane. 371 Bcrning. Robert D.. 35V Bcrnklau. James W., 150. 181. 444.460 Berry. Douglas M.. 460 Berry. Marilyn Jean. 284 Berry. Mary Gail. 3VV Berry. Patrick M., 436 Berry. Richard Allen. 198 Bert. Thomas Edward. 381 Bertrand. Bruce W.. 258. 353 Besse. Nancy Sue. 364 Bessmer. Erika Jean. 417 Beta Alpha Psi. 14V Beta Theta Pi. 2V6 Bethers. 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Marion Gail. 284 Blackford. James M.. 239. 167. 213.236 Blackman. Jon Arthur. 311 Blackman. George A.. 265. 460 Blackmar. Phyllis G.. 372 Blair. Larry Wayne. 404 Blake. James Gordon. 340 Blake. Sally Marie. 288 Blake. William J . 344 Blakely. Jan M.. 157. 338 Blakely. Nyla Jean. 136, 157. 444.460 Blakely. Richard Jay. 346 Blakely. Robert C.. 181. 444. 460 Blanc. John Jay, 312 Blanche!. F.lainc L.. 415 Blanckcnburg. K.. 322 Hlanding. Judith E.. 373 Blanding. Jill Diane. 373 Blau. Norman W . 252. 444 Blau. Donald Scott. 420 Bleak. Eldon Lee. 264. 444 Blc' . Edward 1. . 183 Bleth. Carol J..433 Blind. Ellis Wayne. 431 Blischkc, Darlene K., 371 Bliss. Donna Gene. 418 Bliven. Larry Allen. 426 Block. Lcland Erwin. 444. 460 Blockman. George. 444 Hloodworth. Martha M.. 444 Bloom. Gay. 140 Bloodworth. Susan A.. 255 Bloom. Gay Lynn. 285 Blower. Mary Jane. 255. 392 Blosscr. Patricia M.. 393 Bloyd. Valerie Jean. 30 Blue. Key. 162 Blumbcrg. Ross F.. 310 Bobbin. Tom. 438 Bobisud. Clayton Ray. 40' Bocci, Richard V.. 178 Bockcs. Terry Lynn. 342. 460 Bodhainc. Mavis Rae. 288 Bodtker. Nathelc May. 433 Body felt. Lloyd. 175 Bocck. Larry James. 292 Bocgcr. Darnel E.. 148. 176.460 Bocve. Nancy Lee. 431 Boevc. Richard B . 171.460 Bogstad. Gayle. D . 434 Bohmkcr. Evelyn Shaw. 414 Boise. Carol. 307 Bolder. Phyllis Jean. 128. 322 Boles. Janclle Irene. 204. 284 Rolcyn. Douglas R.. 279 Bolcy. Ronald James. 213. 218 Bolf. Harold B.. 353 Boling. James M., 395 Bolon. George David. 143 Bolton. Bernard B.. 396 Bond. Kathy Sue. 369 Bond. Jeanne Ann. 433 Bond. Mary Lois. 460 Bond. Nancy Lcnora. 380 Bond. Sandra J..432 Bond. Stephen Grant. 427 Bone. Thcron Carl. 204. 300 Bonestcele. Raymond. 312 Bonman, Sharon. 460 Bonn. Dennis R.. 245 Bonncy. Susan J.. 290 Bonscr. William Jack. 460 Boock. Grctchcn. 344 Boock, John Adrian. 300 Boomer. Virginia S.. 373 Boonstra. Robert M.. 444. 460 Booth. Dwayne Allen. 438 Boothman. Jody Laync. 255. 373 Bopp. Carol Ann. 444 Borden. John Evart. 400 Borden. Virginia Lee. 280 Borison. Clara Franc. 298 Borjcwon. Robert A . 38X Borman. Barbara Ann. 393 Bormann. Jay Allen. 301 Boryuist. Charles G.. 158. 172. 444.460 Borrecco. John E.. 199. 359. 460 Borresen. Michael A.. 444 Borrcvik. Martin A.. 347 Borsting, Barbara J., 316 Borsting. Con Rhoads. 347 Boshears. Dennis A.. 165 Boss. Marilyn Diane. 435 Bens. Sandra Lou. 298 Boat. Robin Hampton. 25$. 337 Botham. Kenneth M.. 324 Bothne. Karen L.. 154. 444. 460 Botsford. Ann Selwyn. 394 Botsford. Dale Floyd. 387 Bolt. Thomas James. 444 Bouchard. David E.. 320 Boucher. Ann L.. 422 Boucock. Jerry Alan. 296 Bounocre. Madclyn. 142 Bowe. Robert Patric. 421 Bowen. William L-. 197 Bower. Judith Ann. 416 Bower. William G.. 65 Bowers. David Edward, 350 Bowers. Michael Gene. 357 Bowlby. Susan Jane. 364 Bowling. Barbara E . 336. 460 Bowling. Patricia A.. 344 Bowman. Eugene W., 181, 444 Bowman. Lynn Louise. 444 Bowman. Russell S.. 148. 169. 175. 286 Bowman. Thomas M.. 176 Bowser. 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Joan Ann. 291 Brennan. William J.. 118 Brcvik. Darlene Jean. 154. 322 Brewer. Steve Vance. 444. 460 Brewer. William S.. 406 Brewster. Robert L.. 419 Brice. Mary Ellen. 432 Bride. Marilyn Kay. 183 Bridges. Doreen Lee. 373 Briggs. Thor. 444 Brigham. Thomas Bell. 147. 367. 444 Brightbill. Jay Paul. 177 Brightman. Lorraync. 415. 460 Brindley. Bonnie E.. 342 Brink. Gary Stanley. 191. 198 Brinkman. Linda Lost. 426. 460 Briscoe. Barbara Ann. 132 Brison. Barbara A.. 298 Brissey. Forrest Lee. 263 Hriwcndcn. Richard. 439 Brister. Benson E.. 444 Bristol. Joan Esther. 306. 460 Bristol, Susan 1... 431 Bristol, Karyn Kay. 444 Bristow. Roy W„ 332 Britton. C,at W., 334 Britton. Harold J.. 169. 174. 278 Britton. James E.. 438 Brizcndine, Larry A.. 143, 439 Broadbent, Patricia. 460 Brobst. Janet Ann. 460 Brock. Tcrrcncc Kent. 3$4 Brodie. Bcckic Jean. 372 Brodic. Denis Craig. 389 Brogan. Brian Carl. 324. 440 Brogden. Bruce R.. 370 Brogdcn. James Dale. 345 Bronson. Caroline K.. 432 Brook. 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Pamela. Ann. 461 Brown. Raymond C.. 461 Brown. Richard Alan. 171.461 Brown. Ronald Ray. 183. 437 Brown. Ruth Ellen. 377 Brown. Samuel. 171 Brown. Terry Lee. 128 Brow n. Terry Lee. 381 Brow n. Thomas Jay. 135. 181. 387 Brown. Thomas K . 346 Brown. Tom Christian. 157. 16$. 338 Brown. William Dean. 338. 461 Browne. Kris Marie. 411 Browne. Cheryl E.. 298 Brownell. David F.. 177. 395 Brownell. Janice B.. 147. 192. 305 Brownell. Pamela Kay. 378 Brownson. Charlotte. 282. 268 Brubaker. Philip B.. 412. 461 Bruch. Claudia Ann. 290 Bruggef, William A.. 429 Brumbaugh. Sandra. 368 Brunig. Gregory B , 188 Brunn. Frederick A.. 181.444.461 Bruns. Charles F., 339 Bruns, Darlene Helen. 410 Bruns, Stanley Burt, 405 Bruun. Kelly Chris. 173.461 Bryant. George T.. 263. 316. 461 Bryant. James Glenn. 444 Bryant. Linda Gayle. 288 Bryson. Diane C.. 432 Hiihenik, Lynn Diane. 291. 372 Buce. Jack McKinley, 357 Buthanan. Claudia. 336 Buchanan. David Lela. 67 Buchanan. Margaret C.. 138, 163 Buchfink. Gary Wayne. 444. 461 Bucher. Judith Kay. 281 Buchholz. Anne T.. 379 Buck. Elizabeth Jean. 264. 364 Buck. IXvnna Dee. 444 Buck. Kail Petter. 444 Buckhout. Robert R., 360. 182 Buckley. James F.. 183 Buckteair David W.. 308 Buckingham. Allen T., 428 Buckley. Louglas l ca. 294 Buckley. William H.. 170. 444. 461 Buckovic. Mike J.. 387 Buckstcin. Steven H.. 157. 350 Budd. Susan Laura. 392 Buell. Larry Alfred. 407 Buell. Susan. 25$. 390 Bulfam. Nancy Jo. 425 Buffington. Deborah. 136. 372 Buholts. Meredith I... 394 Butsman. James Henry. 404 Bullis. Judith Ann, 379 Bullis. Shatyn Kay. 147. 183,426 Bunch. Michael James. 409 Bunn. Jerald Allen. 324 Buonocorc. Madclyn M.. 425 Burch. Vicki Lynn. 164. 304 Burdick, Bronson. Jr.. 420 Burgess, Connie. 432 Burgess. Charles W.. 297 Burgess. Jerald Clay. 278 Burgess, Kathleen E.. 157, 182, 375 Burgher. William E.. 347 Burgraff, Marc R.. 141. 29$ Burk. Clyde Jack. 334 Burk. Regina Alice, 374 Burke. Diane Rulh, 355 Burkhart. John M., 461 Burkhcimer. Carlann. 151. 166, 290 Burkmeier. Sue. 204 Buries. John Steven, 347 Buries. Sandra Jean. 306. 461 Burley. Dennis Dean. 17$. 396 Burman. Nila Lucilc. 298 Burnett. Gerald W., 265 Burns. Kathleen Jean. 380 Burns. Nancy Mac. 380 Burr. Robert Nellis. 152. 190. 310 Burris. Douglas R.. 39$ Burroughs. Carol D.. 164, 316 Burroughs. Luther R.. 409 Burson. Ellen. 378 Burt. Ronald Dean. 400 Burton, Judy Kay. 441 Buss. Stephen G.. 296 Bustard. Marie, 118 Butala. Tony. 166 Butkr. Cassandra M.. 304 Butler. David Allen. 157 Butler. June. 290 Butler. Leslie. 25$. 323 Butler. Sheila Marie. 435 Button. Judy. 280 Butulis. ArnisGunva. 181.444. 461 Butticc. Darrell. 294 Buxton Hall. 371 Bybee. Pamela Rae. 377 Hyram. Ken. 183 Byron. Kent Hale, 350 Bysom. Mary Louise. 377 Cagley, David Lowell. 348. 16S Cahill. Christine L.. 377 Caires. Kenneth C.. 408 Caldcr. Donald A.. 324 Caldwell, Jams Lynn. 323 Caldwell. John Dean, 444 Caldwell. Michael 1... 294 Calcf. Michael S . 311 Calhoun. David E.. 348. 461 Calhoun. David K.. 444. 461 Calica. Law rence Dan. 420 Calkin. Melinda Sue. 317 Calkins. Robert E.. 361 Callahan Hall. 376 Callaway. Michael A.. 430 Callcy. Georgians. 317. 390 Callis, Don Richard. 408 Callison, Sheila May, 282 Cameron. Janice Kay. 424 Cameron. Shitley Pal. 283 C ameron. Stewart J.. 347 Camp. David George. 352 Camp. Denis Reynolds, 199. 204. 352. 461 Camp. Nancy Annette. 40$ Camp, Perry Ernest. 157 Camp. Sarah Fee. 337 Camp. William F.. 347 Campbell. Carroll E.. 360 Campbell. Earl H,. 344 Campbell. Frederick, 358.461 485 index Campbell. Janay M . 444 Campbell. Lorna, 156 Campbell. Nancy Jami. 424 Campbell. Rick. 155. 159. 185 Campodonico, Mario A.. 171 Canaday. Barry B.. 188. 440 Candland. Richard H.. 176. 287 Cannon. Jeanne E.. 444. 461 Cannon. Philip G.. 269 Cannon. William A.. 428 Cantlon. Roger Dale. 215 Cantrell. Trudy Jean. 597 Capizzi, Jane. 185 Cappin. Mike. 402. 568 Cardinal. Roger J.. 585 Cardoza. Rodney W.. 297 Cardwell. Rick 6.. 461 Carl. Douglas Monroe. 201. 204 Carl. Jclltey David. 171. 176. 596 Carl. Lolita. 140. 507 Carlilc. Raymond M.. 461 Carlin. Edward T.. 559 Carlin. Mary Barbara, 128. 522 Carlson. Claudia B.. 577 Carlson. Elaine. 152 Carlson. Gary Roger, 176. 287 Carlson. Janice D.. 594 Carlson. Robert B . 129. 151.558 Carlson. Shelby Lynn. 157. 204. 461 Carlson. Shirley Ann. 415 Carlson. Thomas I).. 558 Carlson. Vicki Lee. 204. 507 Carlton. Kathleen R.. 504 Carman. Karen Olivia, 590 Carman. George M.. 588 Carroody. Barbara Ann. J71 Carnahan. Judith A.. 118. 142. 455 Carnahan. Audrian E.. 455 Carnathan. Emily G.. 568. 461 Car oil. Dick. 524 Carpenter. Barbara M., 158, 506 Carr. Dennis Robert. 444 Carr. James Drcxell. JI5. 444 Carr. Leah Kay. 425 Carr. Myron Timothy. 444. 461 Carrigs. Kathleen M.. 599 Carroll. Bruce W.. 458 Carroll, Gary Martin. 258 Carroll, John F., 5 Carroll. Patricia J.. 290 Carroll. Patrick W.. 148. 408 Carson. Carol Jane. 425 Carson. Frank M.. 150. 444. 461 Carson. Carl. 591 Carter. Carl. 188 Carter George E.. 200. 444 Carter. Janice Marie, 575 Carter. Marsha. 580 Carter. Richard T„ 524 Carter. Ronald T.. 68 Carter. Stephen R,, 524 Cartwright. Robert A.. 550 Carver. Chary I Lee. 564. 461 Casciato. Edward V,. 420 Case, Dale Lynn. 176. 586 Case. Phyllis Elaine. 288 Casey. Mary Suzanne. 506 Casscl. David Frank. 558. 461 Cassel. Lois Kathryn. 290 Cassidy. John David, 128 Casteel. James L.. 461 Castillo. Carol Jean. 288 Castillo. Norman W.. 445 Cates. Mary Ann. 262. 374 Cattrall. Thomas J.. 145. 147. 150.406 Caughcll. Judith M . 290. 461 Caughcll. Celia Jane. 280 Caulhon. Linda Marie, 147. 410 Cauthorn Hall. 381 Cave. Alan Thomas. 440. 358 Cavcny. Kent Perry. 158. 294 Cavcrhill. Mary L.. 272. 445. 461 Cavitt. Ronald Devoc. 421 Caylor. Peter George. 172. 445. 461 Cedergreen. Cynthia. 379 Ccllers. Jan Marie. 147. 280 Cellers. Michael W. 153 Ceniga. Julian D.. 445. 461 Cereghino. Deanna I... 578 Chadwick. Matilda R . 426 Chlffln. Joe. 524 Chamberlain. Curtis, 383 Chamberlain. Dale G.. 540 Chamberlain. Howard. 183 Chamberlain. Imogcne. 183 Chambers. David E . 199. 204. 344. 353. 461 Chambers. Maynard N.. 173. 347. 461 Champlin, June Carol. 445 Chan. William Wayne. 445. 461 Chandler. Jeffrey. 458 Chaney. Carl Henry. 405 Chaney. Merric Lee. 418 Chang. Fanny Wing S,. 180. 461 Chapin. Donald W.. 224, 457 Chapin. Jerry Leroy. 256 Chapin. Joseph E.. 358 Chapman. Charles S.. 400 Chapman. Donald Kirk. 350 Chapman. Diana Joan. 422 Chapman. IJoyd Cecil. 143. 162. 458. 267. 462 Chapman. Stephen ('.. 279 Chappell. Susan Rosa. 377 Charbonneau. S. H., 182 Charles. Barbara K.. 380 Charles. Susanna M , 580 Charlton. Carol Lee. 584 Charnholm. William 11 . 181. 445.462 Charticr. Michael S.. 348 Chase. Arnold W.. 550 Chase. Wesley Horton. 126. 139. 199. 204, 278. 462 Cheeses. Victoria L.. 282 Cheldelin. Lawrence. 310. 445 CheldeUn. Sandra I.. 280 Cheney. Katharine A.. 504. 462 Cheney . Mary Frances. 316 Cheney. Pamela Sue. 594 Chcngappa. Ganapathi. 180 Cherry. Susan Blanch. 138, 322 Chester. Pamela. 376 Chcsicrlcy. Vivian H.. 416 Chcyne. Steven Alvin. 358 Chi Omega. 298 Chi Phi. 300 Childers. Tom. 175 Childress. Terry. 404 Childs. Carole. 395 Childs. Jane Anne. 537 Chin. Fun Ying Mary, 391 Chin. Pearl Gee. 373 C'hing. Glenn Koon W.. 181 Chisholm. Richard J.. 352 Chisholm. Robert D.. 352 Chorak. Nick. 445 Chown. Steven Frank. 438 Christensen. Alan G.. 396 Christensen. George, 547 Christensen. Margaret. 376 Christensen. Jaul J.. 400 Christensen. Sonja I... 415 Christensen. Teresa. 445 Christensen. William. 357 Christenson. Bruce. 400 Christenson. Gail K . 129. 142. 434 Christian. Blaine A.. 139, 334. 462 Christian Science Organization. 174 Chun. Charlene Lai H . 180 Chung. Terrance Joe. 403 Church. John Arthur. 445. 462 Churches. Sharron D.. 454 Chutia, Bolindra. N.. 180 Chulia. Dcepti, 180 Chute. Robert Gail. 148. 176. 428 Ciminski. John Andre. 445. 462 CimmiyMti. Joanne M., 265. 380 Cirrincionc. Sal J.. 257 Claar. Donna Jean. 432 Clark. Alice Eileen. 445 Clark. Beverly Jane. 4J3 Clark. Bonnie Susan. 316. 462 Clark. Carter B.. III.. 270 Clark. Chrisanne S . 374 Clark. Constance J., 289 Clark. David Thane. 177, 462 Clark. Jack Dale. 139. 167. 199. iu 4 .T Clark! Jeffrey Mark. ISO. 347 Clark, Kathy Deane. 156. 165. 445. 462 Clark. Keith Erwin. 158. 445. 462 Clark. Keith II.. 172 Clark. Kimberley Ann. 298 Clark. Linda Lee. 375 Clark. Mack Davis. 388 Clark. Michael V.. 560 Clark. Nancy Ann. 289 Clark. Phoebe Anne. 305 Clark. Raymond Alan. 462 Clark. Robin Christi. 185. 422 Clark. Sharon Lee. 280 Clark. Thomas. 250. 251.546 Clark. Wayne Lee. 169. 177. 445 Clarke. Charles L.. 145. 147. 190. 310. 462 Clarke, James Dennis. 445 Clarke. Susan Marie. 426 Clarno, Gary Elwin. 437 Clary. Helen. 317 Clarno. Ronald Perry. 437 Clausen. Carlcton L.. 396 Clausen. Theodore J.. 321 Clawson. Richard J.. 320 Clay. IX nald L.. 445 Clayton. Clifford M.. 558 Clayton. Judith Ann. 445 Cleaver. Alva Ann. 445 Cleaver. Harriett J.. 445 Clemens, Cathy Ellen. 393 Clement. Ronald C., 199. 204 Clemens. David R., 407 Clemmer. Leonore. J92 Clemens. Michael J.. 412 Clements, John S.. 295 Clcndenning. Susan. 285 Cleveland, John W., 158 Cleveland. Donald R.. 403 Clifton. Donald K.. 181 Clifton. Nancy Ellen. 316 Cline. Joseph Martin. 196 Clow. Lamta Kay. 592 Clowers. Paul Donald. 176 Clunic. Barbara Ann. 356 Coan. Christopher F . 420 Coccionc. Thomas M.. 213. 219. 346 Cockrell. Mandred W.. 188 Cockrell. Robert C.. 345 Cocks. Ashlcigh E„ 312 Coed Cottage. 385 Coen. Cheryl. 140. 283 Coggins. Victor Lee. 177 Colclascr. James G.. 560 Cole. Bruce Jon. 157 Coles. Charles N . 292. 462 Cole. James Weldon. 419 Cole. Nancy Dean. 371 Cole. Sue Gail. 376 Cole. Thomas William. 586 Coleman. Don Verlin. 445 Coleman. Cheryl. 398 Coleman. Randy. 438 Coleman. Rebecca Sue. 373 Colieary. Colleen S.. 337 Collegiate 4 H. 174 Collegiate FFA. 175 Coller. Robert D..400 Collette. Richard J.. 324 Colley. Natalie S .431 Collins. Floyd W . 334 Collins. Julie. 316 Collins. Judith Ann. 462 Collins. John Lloyd. 324 Collins. Michele. 377 Collsan. Patrick J.. 355 Colpitis. Mary C.. 379 Colton. Dana Beth. 288 Colvin. Carolyn Kay. 131. 148. 157 Colvin. Dardencll I... 568. 462 Coman. Mars Caroline. 22 Combes. Melanie Ann. 445 Combes. Wesley G.. 176. 445. 462 Combs. Craig Lee. 588 Comer. Frank W inston. 170 Comer. Kathleen. 377 Comer. William F.. 182. 445 Con boy. Terry Alan. 438 Conder. Merrie Lynn. 290 Cone. Barbara J.. 138 Cone. Janis Arlecn. 284 Conger. Ross Jay. 177. 420 Conger. Ward Stewart. 265. 295 Conklin. Sheila G.. 572 Conklin. Susan Kay. 422 Conley. Patricia Mae. 204. 290 Conn. Larry Dennis. 386 Connall. Doyle D.. 339 Connall. Kathleen A.. 151. 322 Conner. Victoria I.. 445 Conner. Ted Patrick. 459 Connote. Kent Brian. 459 Connine. Lynda Lee. 390 Connolly. Maureen A.. 147. 378 Connolly. Patrick J.. 128. 135. 296 Conrad, Gayle Louise, 185. 255. 424 Conrady. Michael Ray. 445 Conttans. John N.. 462 Converse. Dean. 445 Converse Cheryl I.. 372 Converse. Leander D.. 405. 177 Cook. David Scott. 240 Cook, Gordon Douglas, 558 Cook. Kathleen Louis, 424 Cook. Linda May. 376 Cook. Nancy Louise. 462 Cooley. Donald Homer. 150 Coombs. William F.. 350 Cooper. Christine A . 507 Cooper. David A.. 148 Cooper. Donna Faye. 410 Cooper. Marilyn Ann. 192. 305 Cooperative Managers Assn.. 137 Copeland. Cheryl Ann. 374 Copenhagen. Nancy M.. 138. 306 Copley. Joanne E.. 441 Copp. Cynthia Tallis. 291. 590 Cordill. Lester Dean. 405 Corgan. Beverly Ann. 445. 462 Corn. Vicki Lu Verne. 542 Cornell. James F.. 402 Cornwell. Jerry I.. 169 Cornelson. Harold. 287 Corson. Jill. 377 Cote. Thomas Philip. 428 Cotton. Carolyn. 378 Cotton. Sheila Diane. 585 Coulthard. Lee E . 340 Courtright. Dennis. 286 Coutu. John Paul. 429 Covell. William E.. 400 Coverstone. Patricia, 255. 545 Cowgill. Barbara E.. 147. 189. Cowles. Gary Craig. 294. 462 Cox. Christopher J.. 143. 402 Cox. Colleen. 376 Cox. David P.. 185 Cox. David Oren. 548 Cox. Gerald L.. 311. 445 Cox, Jane Marian. 159 Cox. James Walter. 174 Cox. Steven David I... 333 Coyman. Carolyn Dawn. 337 Crabtree. Robert D.. 254 Craig. Unda L.. 385 Craig. Ronaele. 585 Cramer. John Harold. 359, 462 Crandall. Anne V.. 445 Crane. William R.. 462 Crancr. Barbara Beth. 283 Craner. Tommyc. 316 Crary. Pamela Renee. 435 Crase. Terry B.. 391 Crawford. Chcrie. 385 Crawford. Gary C.. 200. 320 Crawford. Jill. 377 Crawford. Robert. 286. 462 Crawford. William M . 429 CrcccHus, Eric A.. 308.462 Crecelius. Jean. 445. 462 Creighton. James R. J,. 199. 204 Cregan. Regis M.. 213 Creighton. Cathyc C . 255 Crenshaw. Keith V.. 387 Crescents. The. ISO Cresswell. Sandra C.. 505. 255 Creswlck. Ronald L,. 200 Crews. Roberta Lee. 542 Crichton. David L.. 445 Cripc. Michael Allen. 141. 359 Cripps. Stephen Rona. 413 Crisp. Mary Kay. 307. 424 Crispin. Robert S . 172. 445. 462 Crockett. Rodney M.. 405 Cronemiller. Nancy J.. 374 Crook. James S. 403 Crook. Larry Dennis. 445 Crosiar. John Roland. 174. 191. 440 Cross. Darrell K . 295 Cross. Francis P.. 309 Cross. Marcia E.. 282 Crouch. Marlin David. 420 Crovcr. Stephen Earl. 384 Crow. Vernon Lee. 445. 462 Crow. Joseph M . 338. 324 Crowe. Frederick L. 224 Cruickshank, Gary A.. 126. 148 169. 286. 462 Cruz. Virginia L.. 380 Culbertson. Anne K.. 289 Culbertson. Patricia. 322 Culham. Frances J.. 152 Cullen. Jack Everett. 428 Cullcy. Pamela Lynn. 336 Cumlcy, W’aync. 341 Cummings. Arlan B., 360 Cummings. Paul G.. 370 Cummins. Lynda Gale. 336 Cummins. Sarah Jean. 291 Cunningham. Janice M . 445 Cunningham. Joanne. 147. 316 Curtis. Betty Marie. 342 Curtis, James Harris. 141 Curtis. Michael If. J.. 172. 445. 462 Cushing. Marian Ruth, 135. 280 Cushman. Thomas R.. 177. 388 Cuthbert. Ann E.. 283 Cutler. Patricia L.. 424 Cutler. Robert B . 389 Cutsforth. Cheryl L.. 393 Cutsfotth. David H.. 347 Culling. Robert H.. 412. 462 Cults. Joanne W.. 378 D Dada Abdul. GaHar. 159. 278. 462 Daggett, Dorinda A., 336 Daggett. Nancy Ellen. 337 Daggett. Lee Patrick. 359 Daggett. Virginia A . 140. 337. 154 Dahl. Kathleen Merle. 355 Dahlin. Lewis W.. 224. 440 Dahlman. Lucinda L. 343 Dahlman. Monte. 321 Dahtslrom. David R.. 153 Dailey. Chuck. 162 Dailey. Wayne Gordon. 171 Dairy Club. 175 Dale. Linda Lee. 131. 163. 445. 462 Dale. Marjory Joyce. 364 Dalton. Samuel C.. 183. 188. 324 Daly. Linda. 445 Damm. Jcaninc Rac. 289 Danforth. Leon Evan. 321 Daniels. John Alfred. 204. 300 Daniels. Raymond M.. 370 Danilson. Joan E.. 355 Danse. James A.. 332 Dant. Robert Michael. 324 Darby. Diane. 298 Dare. Virginia. 373 Dauhlc. Kenneth D.. 387. 462 Davenport House. 387 David. Salty Jane. 424 David. Shirley I.ee. 375 Davidson. Dan Lee. 358 Davidson. Forbes L. 310 Davidson. James D., 347 Davidson. Judith Kay. 379 Davidson. Jo Lyne. 393 Davidson. Larry A.. 358 Davies. Janet Frank. 4A5 Davies. Judy Diane. 316. 465 Davies. Merton James. 177. 458 Davies. Sallic Jill. 410 Davies. Thomas F. . 465 Davies. William R . 160 Davis. Barbara Lee. 599 Davis. Barbara Jean. 322. 426 Davis. Betty Ann. 391 Davis. Bolton D.. 300 Davis. Dave. 300 Davis. Dennis Leroy. 382. 463 Davis. Donna Dec. 174. 369 Davis. Howard Robert. 308 Davis. Jeannette. 191.284 Davis. John F.. 408 Davis. John Leslie. 412 Davis. Judith Marie. 300. 463 Davis, Ken. 445 Davis, Le Ann. 445. 463 Davis. Linda Marie. 140, 325 Davis. Lvnda C. 378 Davis. Marjorie K . 322 Davis. Mary Louise. 337 Davit. Murrlt H.. 236 Davis, Richard Floyd. 292. 407 Davis. Stephen Roy. 148. 286. 369. 463 Davis. Steven J.. 338 Davis. Stewart Lee. 172. 445 Davis. Susan 1. . 379 Davis. Timothy M.. 175. 352 Davis. Valerie H.. 132 486 index Davit, William E..445 Davit. William W.. 403 Davison. Howard C.. 347 Davy, Daniel John. 157, 396 Dawes. Mary Lee. 283 Dawton. Sutan Jane. 151. 322. 463 Daylon. Kerry 3.. 172. 446 Dea. Marilee 0.424 Dean. Carolyn Louise. 414 Dean, Joseph Henry. 446. 463 l can. Michael Curiis. 400 Dearborn. Fred R.. 157 Dearborn. Theodore E.. 396 Decker. Donald James. 185. 169. 446 Decker. Linda Elaine. 28J Decker. Robert J.. 332 Dcfrancc. John T.. 412. 463 Defreexe. Kristina A,. 418. 446. 463 Dcgernexs, John A.. 358 Defoes, Douglas John. 292. 463 ITcJager. William C., 308 DeJardin. Mick P.. 141 Delaney. Douglas (� .. 370 Dclanccy. Kristin. 138. 355 Delaney. Keith Paul. 171 Delannoy. Charles R..4I3 DeJa lanc. Patrice M.. 182. 446. Dclk. Michael Wayne. 292. 172. 463 I Teller. Judith E.. 446 Dclucchi. David A.. 439 Dclsman, Timothy R.. 446 Delsman. Robert I... 463 Della Chi. 302 Delta Delta Delta. 304 Della Gamma. 306 Delta Siitma Phi. 308 Delta Tau Delta, 310 Delta Upsilon. 312 Della Zeta. 355 Demart. Donald 161 Dcnfeld. Kenneth J.. 324 Denney. William Lynn. 161. ■ Dennis. Carolyn J.. 446. 463 Dennis, Craig Keith, 155. 357 Denny. Rosalie Ann. 374 Denny. Susan Pamela. 446. 463 Denny. Richard W.. 446 Dcnoblc. Frances Ann. 372 Depiero. Ann Marie. 376 Derby. Robert R . 354 De Rette. William. 338 Derfler. Judith Lynn. 284 DcritousofT. Alexander. 446. 463 Dcroos. Sandra Kay. 377 Dervitsiotis. Kostas. 170 Dcshiclds. Josephine. 390 Detier. Mary Diane. 151. 156. 446 46 X Dcsmct. Karen F.ilecn. 376 Despain. Robert Lee. 152. 362 Destwolinski, Richard. 438 Dcterinit. Ronald E.. 176 DetlofT. Delores Ann. 390 Devine. Donia C-. 374 Devlin. Chris Jan. 351 Devlin. Penelope Jan. 376 Devlin. Mike. 313 Devlin. Maureen Ann. 283 Devoe. Gary S . 236. 153. 155. 446. 463 Dewar. Kenneth R.. 312 Deweese. Kurt R.. 389 Dewey. John Carroll. 446. 463 Dewhurst. Lloyd T..42I De Wit. David. 312 Dcy. Harold Thomas. 333 Dey. Carol Ann. 255. 391 Deyoung. Sharon E.. 160.163. 192. .306. 462. 463 Dhooghe. Larry Allen. 366 Dianzumba. Bernard C.. 446. 463 Diaz. Edward T.. 2IJ. 218. 219 Dick. Susan Phyllis. 355. 155. 463 Dickerman. Dianne. 433 Dickey. Rex. 400 Dickinson. Michael T.. 360 Dickinson. William J.. 366 Dickison. Barton R . 381 Dickman. Linda Ann. 281 Dicks. Sandra Jean. 417 Didion. John L.. 213 DielTenbaucher. L.. 342 Diegel. Melody Rae. 446 Dierdorff. W.H.. III. 139. 147 Dierickx. Timothy R.. 437 Dieu. Larry Merle. 446 Dignan. Dennis. 324 Dignan. Diane C., 265. 426 Dillard. David M.. 359 Diller. Lowell Verne. 388 Dtlley, Diane Ruth. 289 Dills. John Bernard. 173 Dilwath. John R.. 132 Dimick. John B . Jr.. 175.264. Dingcs. Stephanie A.. 157. 373 Dinges. Lyncttc D.. 289 Dinubllo. Sandra M.. 255. 380 Dirk. George Andrew. 311 Divita. John Aldo, 353 Diwan. Abdul Rauf. 278 Dig. Stuart John. 427 Dixon Lodge. 388 Dixon. Gerald B.. 170. 463 Dixon. Mary Lacey. 305 Doan. Sunni, 374 Doboty. Ronald J., 366 Dodd. Virginia M . 343 Dodds. Mary Alline. 418. 463 Dodson. Martha Joyce. 255. 423 Dodson. Timothy Joe. 400 Doern. Edward. 406 IToland. Verne Don. 388 Domench. John Edward. 446 ITominquez, Steve. 439 Domrcit. David D.. 446 Donaldson. Craig R . 148. 396 Donaldson. Frank-Don. 370 Donclson. Milton H., 405 Donivan. Marilee R . 446. 463 Donivan. Patrick O.. 177. 265. 446. 463 Donohue. Patrick T.. 313 Donovan. Carolee. 446. 463 Donovan. Gerard M., 312 Donovan. Janet Susan. 391 Dooley. Dan Patrick. 440 Doorly. Larry R.. 382 Domes. Robert A.. 308. 463 Dotter. Robert C„ 354 Dotson. Sherrill L.. 140. 337 Doty. Pamela Lee. 374 Dougherty. Roger. 405 Douglas. Lynn. 373 Douglass. Carol Anne. 288. 463 Doumitl. Herbert C.. 383 Doumitt. Richard S.. 265 Dow. James Stuart. 438 Dow. Marion Louise. 299 Down. Robert Eugene. -361 Downer. Kenneth A . 446. 463 Downie. Marilyn Lee. 322 Downing. Darlene J.. 431 Downing. Dennis. R.. 324. 463 Downing. Donald N.. 175. 409 Dow ns. Stephen Craig. 279 Drais. Gregory E.. 287 Drake. Sharon Rae. 435 Dransfeldt. Stephen. 172 Drew. Cheryl Mae. 376 Drew. Laurabcth L.. 385 Drinkwatcr. Jay R.. 148 Drost. Michael Evan. 150. 367 Drozda. Susan E-. 373 Druck. Jacqueline. 290. 463 Drummond. Lois Mae. 305 Drury. Dennis Lee. 370 Dube. Michele Marie. 368 Dube. Stephen Philip. 286 Dudley. Elizabeth A.. 376 Ducrfeldt, William F.. 412 Duerst. Judith E.. 130. 305 DufT. James Edwin. 446 Du (held. Penelope A.. 322 Duffy. Sharon Jane. 373 Dufont. Molley E.. 316 Dufrcsnc. Douglas W., 346 Duggan. John Swanson. 361.463 Duistcrmars. Dean A.. 227 Duke. Janice Dianne. 336 Duke. Sheila. 373 Dukehart. Marian K.. 255. 424 Dullum. Jeffry Lynn. 143. 157 ITuncan. Bruce C.. 366 Duncan. Daniel R.. 141 Duncan. Deane. 177 Duncan. Ian Robert C.. 183, 263. 278 Duncan. John Russell. 408 Duncan. Raymond D.. 446 Dunham. Patricia R..41I Dunlop. Sarahioy. 433 Dunn. Cheryl Ann. 132. 378. 83 Dunn. Dannial Howard. 430 ■Tunning. Catherine A.. 393 Dunning. Dennis M.. 297 Dunst. Frank L.. 126. 183. 324. 464 Duntcn. Raymond G., 171 Durdan. Luannc. 291 Durizzi. Delma Lee. 371 Durham. Melody Mae. 441 Durlam. Susan Joan. 280 Durr. Linda Lou. 446 Duvall. Duane. 437 Duvall. Kathy Ann. 281 Duyck, Dorothy T.. 375 Dvorak. William K .279 Dyer. Diane Louise. 426 Dykeman. Richard. 300 Dykes. Donna Jean. 299 Dykes. James Lee. 320 Dykstra, Elizabeth A.. 255. 372 Dykstra. Harold. 296. 464 Dyrud. Kathy. 337 Earkin, Gene A . 446. 464 Eakin. Twila. 446. 464 Earl. Steven Allen. 401 Earnest. Jeffrey D., 464 Earney. Gary Allen. 436 Easterly. Frank C.. 320 Easterly. Richard J.. 446. 464 Eastman. Molly L.. 305. 464 Eaton. Glenn Alan. 172. 279 Eaton. Lillian Alice. 150. 174. 298 Eaton. Salli Jo. 424 Eaton. Thomas S., 213 Ebcl. Dale Edward. 296 Ebel. Elaine Johanna. 322. 464 libeling. Cheryl Gail. 374 Ebeling. Lois kay. 288.464 Ebcll, Cecil Waller. 338 Ebert. Julia Ann. 188 . 342 Ebmeyer. Keith Irvin. 335 Ebmeyer. Steven H., 335 Eckcrman. John R.. 400 Ecktes. Linda Susan. 446 Eckmann. Mary Ellen. 376 Edgerton. Patrick L.. 286 Edlmg. David Victor. 335 Educational Activities. 134 Edwards. Carol J.. 446. 464 Edwards. Darryl Gene. 324 Edwards. Michael M.. 173. 346 Edwards. Sally Jean. 255. 281 Edwards. Shirley. 143. 392 Edwin. Frank. 320 F.ghbali. Hassan J.. 400 F-igenraam. Dick. 269 Eilers. John Timothy. 344 Eisclc. Larry Gene. 412 Eisenbeis. Craig F.. 126, 128. 296. 240 Eiscnbart. William H.. 446. 464 Ekland. Gretchen Ann. 432 Elder. Margaret E.. 464 Eldridge. Andy G.. 412 Eldridge. Una Ann. 364 Elkins. Gary Luther. 464 Elkins. Jean Ella M.. 307 Elkins. Patricia B . 151. 159. 183, 184. 464 Elle. Steve. 157 Ellcfson. Camille. 446 Ellerby. Janet M.. 255. 291 Ellmgsen. Pete. 339 Ellmgson. Ruth Ann. 376 Elliott. Craig Eric. 33. 401 Elliott. David Henry. 174 Elliot. Ian. 294. 464 Elliott. Joan Marie. 138, 336 Elliott. Kay Louise. 174. 368 Elliott. Russell Leo. 173 Ellis. James Everett. 464 F.llis. James R.. 170. 172. 446. 464 Ellis. James Rodney. 158. 185 Ellis. Lynda L.. 322 Ellis. Margaret Jean. 464 Ellis. Marcine Rowen. 418 Ellison. Carol! Dean. 175 Elmore. Claude Dale. 407 Elmore. Michael, 354 Elms. Wilson Conley. 407 Eisner. Brian Jerome. 170 Elting. Philip E.. 177 Elwin. Elmer Harvey. 340 Ely. Michelle E.. 418 Ely. Paul C.. 152.446. 464 Emery. Idell Mary. 415 Emmett. Eric Walter. 324 Emmett. Susan D.. 446. 464 Encore. 166 Enderberg. Neb W.. 170. 464 Endow. Shirley Ann. 446. 464 Engdahl. Diane Ethel. 322 Endo. Patricia M.. 393 Engel. Gary Ray. 294 Engel. Lois llene. 434 Engeman. Bob. 166 Engcman. John Edward. 440 Enger. Vincent Craig. 446 Engineering Student Council. 176 Engle. Alice Jean. 298 I ngle. Linda Kay. 147. 337 Engle. John Franklin. 347 Engle, Weldon Dunn. 348 Englefried. Mary. 433 Elglcrt. Jolene Ann. 432 Enkc. Trudy Bern. 446 Enna. Stephen A.. 153. 187 Enyart. William D.. 213, 218, 219 Enyer. Vincent C., 464 Epenetcr. Mary C.. 372 Epeneter. Michael C.. 296 Epping, Douglas M., 359 Epplcr. Sandra Kay. 385 Erdman. Rodney A.. 405 Ericksen. Ann K.. 160. 306 Ericksen. Carolyn M . 130. 323 Ericksen. Michael I.. 313 Erickson. Betty Jean. 371 Erickson. Jill A.. 188 Erickson. John David. 362 Erickson. Kenneth G., 351 Erickson. Lief W.. 3� 8 Erickson. Michael R.. 396 Erickson. Mark O.. 324 Frland. Joyce Marie. 283. 393 Erlenbusch. Fred R . 267 Erwin. Robert Dale. 131 Erwin. P. Franklin. 464 Escola. Marshall M.. 177 Fshleman. Leona Rose. 38S Eskelson. Lynn David. 294 F-slingcr, Michael R.. 407 Esmay. Terence M., 165. 224. 296 Essig. Natalie Louis. 288 Estes. Forrest Allen. 437 Estes. Gail E.. 152.446.464 Estoup. Tom Edwin. 353 Emit. Karen Jean. 305 Eta Kappa Nu, 150 Estoup. Cindy Kay. 343 Etchart. Darlene M,. 164. 431 Etter. Catherine Sue. 369 Eubanks. Jacquely n. 304 Eubanks. Paula Kay. 157. 288. 464 Eubanks. Steven T.. 165 Eudaly. Steven P.. 351 Euterpe. 151 Evans, Christopher J.. 348 Evans, Donald, Leroy. 400 Evans. Jeanne. 268 Evans. Katherine J.. 268. 284 Evans. Michael S . 294. 464 Evans. Pamela Mac. 285 Evans. Richard B.. 345. 165. 157 Evans. Robert Clair. 286 Evans. Robert T.. 286 Evans. Steven Dennis. 332 Evans. Clifford P..278 Evcland. Thomas L . 388. 464 Ewalt. Jeanne C.. 160. 188 F.wcn. Douglas Lee. 296 Eyer. Michael John. 143 Fahrer. Jane Marie. 316 Fahsholtz. Wayne L.. 175. 286 Fairchild. Lynn. 245 Fairclo. David Paul. 412 Fairfield. Jerry R.. 419 Fairley. Susan Marie. 154. 414 Fajardo. Ramon M., 409 Falbo. Marilyn Rose. 393 Faligowski. Wayne II.. 464 Fallow. Robert L., Jr.. 131. 132. 147. 188. 193. 162. 464 Famacs. 151 Fanno, Jacqueline I... 298 Farghcr. Michael W . 141. 324 Farley, Trisha Marie. 432 Farm Economics Club. 176 Farmer. Susan Diane. 140. 281 Farmhouse Club, 356 Farney. Carl Lewis. 170. 357 Farrell. Brenda Sue. 355 Farrell. Joseph M . 321, 354 Farrell. Russell A . 446 Farris. Donna Rae. 446 Farstvedt. Gerald G.. 177 Fast. Douglas L.. 408 Faukoner. Curtis W . 171.446. 464 Faus. Robert B . 300 Fax. Elizabeth L.. 283 Faw. Judy Lynn. 411 Fay. Michael. 402 Feight. Merrily J.. 399 Feilen. Margaret M.. 392 Felix. Paula Lcnorc. 426 Ferguson. Allen R., 334 Ferguson. Bessie A,. 337 Ferguson. Betty Ann. 394 Ferguson. Judith Fay. 447. 464 Ferguson. Ronnie D.. 300 Ferguson. Thomas L.. 413 Fergusson. Margaret. 414 Ferran. Rene Jose. 447. 464 Ferris. Warren G . 396 Ferris. Glenn Robert. 296. 464 Fery. James Robert. 403 Fetrow. Russell H .Jr.. 366 Feyrer. Clyde D . 447. 464 Fickel. James F.. 438 Ficklin. Alan Claude. 404 Field. Janet Irene. 254. J36 Field. Lynda Jeanne. 280. 154 Field. Stephen E.. 352 Fies. Ted Thomason. 447. 465 Fife. Toni Lee. 385 Figg. Sharon Ann. 433 Fildes. Gregg Murray. 181 Files. Tod Robert. 161 Fin and Antler Club. 177 Finch. Mary Cora. 282 Fincher. Walter K . 324 Findley. Hilary W.. 367 Finn. Mary Kathleen. 192. 304 Firemen. Student. 386 Fischer. Dennis Dale. 436 Fischer. Duane. 150 Fischer. Wayne Paul. 159. 181. 447.465 Fish. Daniel Bunch. 400 Fish. Robert L-. 396. 465 Fishcl. Karen Jo. 393 Fisher. Kathy Lynn. 426 Fisher. Melanie Jane. 372 Fisk. Kathleen. 376 Fisk. Stephen George. 396 Fitzgerald. Christine. 307 Fitzpatrick. Sherry. 465 Fjclland. Judith Kay. 372 Flanagan. Charles R . 388 Flanary. Jimmy M . 213 Fleck. Margaret Ann. 434 Flcgel. Mona E,. 398 Flcgel. Sicily Ann. 398 Fletcher. Craig A.. 338. 465 Fletcher. Steven Lee. 161 Fletcher. Nancy E.. 372 Fletcher. Mary Lou. 391 Fletcher. Judy Ann C.. 342 Fletcher. Ronald R . 339 Flickinger. Marsha S.. 280 Flickinger, Ronald O.. 341 Floberg. Mary Kristi. 128. 322 Elomer. Lynn Dee. 307 Flood. Eljean. Frida. 425 Flood. Gcorgie. 378 Flora. Melissa Lu. 380 Flower. Ronald Lee. 293 Fluitt. Virginia F..447 Flynn. James Allen. 338 Flynn. Marcia Lee. 377 Foell. Nancy Kay. 393 Fogcl. Robert Dale. 382 Foley. Dwayne. 139 Foley. Edward F.. 438. 465 Folliard. Sandra. 288 Follett. Anthony B.. 308. 172 Follett. William T.. 447 Folston. Larry T.. 447. 465 Folston. Wendy. 465 Folz. James Joseph. 201. 320 Fomundam. George B . 447 Fontaine. Bruce F... 311 Fontanier. Charles E.. 204. 334 Food Technology Club. 177 Foote. Carol Anne, 149 Foote. Joan Elaine. 322 487 index Foote, Michael James. 213 Forbes. Ian Cameron. 273, 465 For be . James Arthur, 370 Ford. Carol Anne. 447. 465 Ford. F.dward Haig. 407 Ford. Lawrence R.. 440 Ford. Phyllis Susan. 2 0. 465 Ford. Thomas Dean. 26 Forestry Club. 17 Forney. Joan Gayle. 394 Forrest. Mary M.. 393 Forrette. Joan Ann. 149. ISO. 29 Forsch. Kenneth R.. 297 Forsgrcn. Capi Lee. 12 Forstvedt. Gerald. 169 Forster. William L.. 447. 465 Forsythe. Andrea K.. 2 2. 465 Fosbury. Richard I).. 400 Foshce. George T., 309. 177 Foss. Michael Ray. 439 Foster. F.ldon R.. 14 Foster. I.orinda Sue. 441 Foster, Mary Thomas. 354 Foster. Michele V.. 142. 423 Foster. Norman C.. 436 Foster, Scott Roy. 6 Foster. Terry Ann. 447 Foster. Valerie Rose. 425 Fouch. Leslie. 323 Fountain. Carolyn L.. 447 Fouts. Roger Dean. 324 Fowler. Lynda Joy. 130. 305 Fowler. Margaret L.. 154. 183. 364 Fowler. Thomas Elmer. 172. 297 Fox. Jeanne Oncda. 447 Fox. John Charles. 173 Fox, Ronald George. 300. 465 Fox. Susan. 127. 164. 307 Frahm, Nancy Marie. 290 Fraley. Marlene I... 447. 465 Francis. Carole Jean. 26 . 316 Francis. Peter D.. 265. 296. 465 Francis. Terry A.. 430 Francisco. Tomi G.. 399 Frank. Kathy. 342 Frankc, Melvin Roy. 3 4. 465 Frankc. Ron. 143 Franklin. Charles D.. 406 Franklin. Jack R.. 1 3 Franklin. Michael E.. 169 Franklin. Sandra Joy. 373 Fran . Robert Edward. 232. 235. 227 Fran en. Carol Lee. 149, 306 Fraser, Joanne E., 374 Frazier. Richard R.. 352 Fredenburg. Edward A,. 227. 162. V . 229. 235. 447. 465 Fredericke, W. J.. 1 3 Frederickson. Kristi. 255 Fredrickson. Nicola. 34.3. 434 Freed. IJennis Neil. 339 Freeman. Gary C.. 258 Freeman. Gary M., 335. 292 Frei. Albert Louis. 213 Freitas. Rockne C.. 213 French. Karen Yvonne. 2 3. 255 French. Larry Robert. 220. 228 French. Linda. 447 French. Sheryl. 447 Fren el. William I... 334 Freshman Class. 130 Freund. Robert Henry, 279 Frey. Jerry. 239 Frey. Philip Bruce. 359. 236 Fnberg. Allen H.. 172. 144 . 412 Frickey. I.orinda J., 265 Fries. Thomas R.. 348 Friese. Lynn Harold. 335 Fritz. I.uella P . 372 Fritz. Vincent T.. 227. 229, 230. 231. 232. 234 Froese, Doreen Kay. IS I, 394 Frohrcich. Gary Lee. 352 Froelich.Tim Donald. 383 Fromdahl, Daniel Ben. 447. 465 Fross. Horton L.. 152 Frost. Susan Elaine. 416 Fuessel. Martha L.. 192. 305. 465 Fuhrman. Julia Page. 394 Fujimoto. Robert K., 160. 170. 358. 465 Fukuki. Jean Yuriko. 162. 1 0. 435 Fukui, Stanley Chika. 333 Fuller. Robert Earl. 159 Fuller. Steven Leroy. 324 Funk. Karen Marie. 204. 2 0 Furman. John Edward, 338. 465 Furrow. Timothy N., 169. 347 Gabriel. Eric Henri. 40 Gabriel. Patricia A.. 422 Gadd. Michael G.. 332 Gaedtke. Judith Gail. 422 Gaedcn. Fred Norman. 360 Gaffney . Myrick W.. 409 Gagnon. Lawrence P.. 295 Gaiblcr. Dennis W., 335 Gainer. Brenda Louis. 2 7 Gaines. Alan Roy. 143, 383 Gainer. Maty Jo. 29 . 458. 465 Gale. John Gregg. 403 Galdon. Fred. 169 Galdones. Cornelio F.. 436 Gallagher. Donald A., 338 Gallagher. John. III. 33 . 465 Gallagher. Ben Blake. 437 Gallaher. Curt R.. 370 (ialle. James Edwin. 447 Galloway. Michael D.. 45 . 465 Calloway. I canna L.. 372 Gambill. I.uana Fay. 373 Gamma Phi Beta. 314 Gangwcr. Karen Marie. 36 Gann. Donna Jean. 272. 433 Gannon. Sandra Lee. 290. 465 Gant. Frederick E.. 353 Ganz. Gary Lee. 1 1 Gardcnhire. Jerry R.. 403 Gardner, F. Susan. 336. 465 Gardner. Larry N., 148. 2 6. 46. Gardner. Phyllis P.. 130. 337. 255 Gardner, Margaret F... 441 Gardner. Sydney J.. 414 Garre. Albert Joseph. 141. 333 Garrett, Carmen I... 369 Gartung. Mark Duane. 213. -I®- 219. 236. 255 Gary. Barbara Ellen. 411 Gary. Carolyn Ann. 36 Gassner. Gail L.. 370 Gassner. Stephen R.. 297 Gassoway. John H.. 401 Gates, Jacqualinc R.. 422 Gates. Louise. 418. 447. 465 Gates. Nancy Lea. 290 Gates. Thomas A . 30 Gaudina. Judith M . 2 5 Gault. Roy Howard. 189. 352 Gaulke. Michael Ray. 139. 254. 296 Gaulke. Thomas G.. 297 Gault, Linda Sue. 285 Gaumcr. Julie Anne. 317 Gaustad. Katherine II.. 393 Gawley. Gail Frances. 157. 447. 465 Gay. Diane Carol. 447. 465 Gaylord. Catherine G.. 377 Gayton. Lawrence J.. 153 Gebhardt, Catherine. 323 Geiger, Linda Lee. 425 Geil. Robert Don. 311 Geisler. Judy Ellen. 2 9 Geist, Katherine Eli. 447. 465 Gcntcmann. Martin H.. 141 Gcntcrt. Wayne G.. 427 Gentry. Jill Ann. 204. 304 George. Carl Oscar. 367 George. Eunice Emily. 147. 410 George. Patricia M.. 410 George. Robert Edgar. 139. 30 George. Sandra Sue. 431 George. Stephen Alan. 345 Gepner. James R.. 406 Gerstmann. John Karl. 403 Ceunther. Leonard. 201 Geyer. John Dcidrick. 143. 4'7 Ghaffari. Ebrahim. 447 Ghaffari, Gholamhoss. 170 Gianclli. Rosemary A.. 289 Gibbons. Shirley I . 447. 465 Gibson. Deeann. 26 Gibson. Joan Marie. 372 Gibson. Victor Emery. 297 Gibson. Richard D.. 297 Gier. Dewayne Howard. 447 Glesy. Cynthia L.. 393 Gifford. Cheryl L.. 377 Gilbert. Diane Lynn. 422 Gilbert. Douglas Lee. 158. 447. 465 Gilbert. Jonathan. 3 3 Gilbert. Roger G.. 340 Gilbert. Steven C.. 43 Gilbreath. Zcta D.. 385 Gilby. Anita Lynn. 465 Gildncr. Peggy Ann. 284 (files. Kenneth Lynn. 1 3 Giles. Pamela I.oui c. 138. 290 Gill. John Albert. 177 Gillard. Joan B.. 465 Gillenwater. Neil W.. 407 Gillespie. Michael B.. 204. 301. 447 Gillihan. Shirley J.. 465 Cillingcr. Joan E.. 447. 465 Gilman. David Ixroy. 400 Gilmore. Robert II.. 383 Gilmour. John T.. 147. 1 4. 346. 465 Gilson. Evelyn May. 447. 465 Ginn. Thomas, C.. 357 Giosso. Stephen M.. 341.401 Giottonini. Dale. 324. 466 Gipc. Carol Earlene. 434 Gipson. James Edward. 367 Girod. Franklin Paul. 347 Girt. Barry Eugene. 345 Girt. Marilyn Ann. 204. 2 8. 466 Gist. Ronald Lee. 3 8 Gladden. Bob Maas. 172 Gladics. John Steven. 388 Claescr. Lynn Helen. 432 Glaeser. Robert W.. 167. 245. 412 Glanzman. Charles F.. 172. 176 Glasscock. Gaylenc C.. 376 Glasser. Victoria L..4I7 Glassaw, Sara. 307 Gleason. Claudia D.. 127. 298 Glecson. Timothy C.. 339 Glenncn. Annalec M.. 447 Glover. Alicia Irene. 431 Gochcnour. Loren E.. 407. 466 Godard. Beth Louise. 289 Godard. Donald W_. 340 Godard. Nancy Lee. 289 Goddard. Gail L.. 255. 371 Godfrey. James H., 296. 466 Godin. Cheryl Lynn. 425 Godw in. Dale Lee. 409 Godwin. Sharon Mae. 255. 392 Goeller. Steven A.. 447 Gocrt en. Karl D.. 447 Goesling. John Allen. 162. 346. 460. 466 Goetter. Janet L . 426 Goffrier. John R-. 407 Goldc. Charles J.. 173. 447 Goldsmith. Steven J.. 361 Gonrowskt. Denicc C.. 304 Gonsalves. Judith E.. 441 Gonyer. Marilyn Ida. 377 Good. Bert. .340 Goode. Asenath Gaye. 417 Goode. William Jose. 321 Gooding. Judith Ann. 433 Goodman, Gary Milton. 130. 335 Goodman. William Lee. 350 Goodmonson, Paul N.. 341 Goodyear. Pamela Jan. 255. 377 Gooley. Gerald L. .359 Goossen. Linda Kay. 441 Gordon. John Robert. 409 Gordon. Thomas Alan. 437 Gordon. Willow Mac. 385 Gorg, Carroll. 183 Gorham. Linda Marie. 431 Gorman. Joanne M.. 185 Gould. Jerald Alan. 413 Gould. Rowan Wayne. 346. 466 Goulding. Bonnie Lee. 343 Grable. William F.,310 Grady. Meri Kathryn. 393 Graham. Carol Ann. 374 Graham. Jeffrey C-. 384 Graham. Kelly. 155 Graham. Pamela Lynn. 377 Graham. Patricia J.. 2 9. 466 Grammon. Marci Kay. 305 Granholm. John E.. 406 Grant. Barbara Joan. 342 Grant. Chou Chou Hen. 378 Grant. David Eugene. 304 Grant. Sandra Jane. 204. 3 0 Grapoli. Alfred Paul. 191. 311 Grass. Nadine L.. 385 Grassman. David Lee. 165. 359 Graves. George W.. 352. 466 Graves. Kathryn Faye. 2 4 Gray. Barbara Jean. 432 Gray. Jonathan W.. 311 Gray. Linda Lou. 414 Gray. Raymond F.. 447 Gray. Roger Ross. 300. 158 Gray. Roger Willard. 358 Gray. Rose Mary. 282 Gray. Virginia H.. 298. 466 Grbavac. Mary Ann. 290. 466 Greathouse. Tom. 161 Grebcr. Henry Joseph. 359 Gredvig. Jeffrey T.. 339 Greef. Lawrence D.. 170. 182 Green. Daphne D.. 417 Green. Mary Ellen. 368 Green. Richard A.. 155 Green. Shirley . 432 Greene. Diane Marie. 431 Greene. Jon Mcrril. 310 Greene. Susan K.. 376 Greenley. Dale R.. 300 Greenwood. John C.. 139. 340 Greer. Susan E.. 374 Greerty. Thomas P.. 213 Gregg, Thomas W.. 313 Gregory, Douglas A.. 183. 447 Gregory. Judith Ann. 164. 37 Grcig. Linda Kay. 376 Grell. Carol Joanne. 284 Griffey. Richard G.. 2 7 Griffith. Michael J.. 301 Griffiths. Frcnces V.. 2 8 Griggs. Linda Susan. 153 Grillcy. George A.. 14 . 447. 466 Grim. Robert Charles. 297 Grim. Robert Lee. 213. 217. 223 Grimes. Gary George. 15 . 447. 466 Grimes, Michael L., 389 Grimes. Roy Edgar. 438. 171 Grimsbo. Raymond A.. 3 3 Grischkowsky. Roger. 196. 447. 466 Griswold, Judith Kay. 127. 316 Griswold. Robert L.. 403 Grocnig. Stanley Ray. 34 Grogan. Maureen L.. 375 Groman. William A.. 161 Grogg. Robert Lee. 264 Groshong. Faye Ellen. 316 Groshong. Janice Kay. 284 Gross. Barbara Jean. 182. 374 Grosness. John H.. 333 Gross. Douglas Lyle. 348 Grosulak. Mary Ann. 434 Grotc. Palmer H.. 447. 466 Grove. Gary Wayne. 430 Grover. Sue Ann. 380 Gruchawka. Steven R.. 199 Gubscr. Gary Lynn. 141. 309 Guenther. Lynn Ellis. 199. 352 Guerin. Lynn Diane. 424 Guffey. James Allan. 447 Gugliclmino. Michael, 296 Guidry. Joy Ann. 322 Guild. Christopher J.. 269. 447 Guistina. A. J.. 161 Gullcdgc. Donna Kay. 355 Gunner. Harry James. 213, 222. 227. 228. 231. 232. 235 Guppy. Christopher. M.. 199. 240. 320 Gustofson. Ann Lynn. 280 Gustafson. Gary I.ela. 312 Gustafson. Jon Olas. 312 Gustatson. Carol J.. 398. 466 Guthrie. Diann Kaye. 305 Guy. Donna Jean. 435 Guyer. Ellen. 323 Gwynn. Dennis W.. 183 H Haack. David Lee. 139. 332 Haas. Anita Sue. 434 Haakinson. Patricia. 390. 255 Habcrman. Arlene M.. 390 Habley. Stuart G . 345 Hackctt. Sally Jane. 342. 466 Haddan. Charlotte D.. 255. 343. 174 Hade. Garret Wayne. 407 Hafez. Ghassan M. I.. 184 Hagadorn. Bruce Paul. 395 Hagan. James Robert. 143. 400 Hagedorn. Phillip R.. 420 Hagedorn. Richard B.. 297 Hageman. Jill S . 132.283.425 Hagemann. Lynne Dee. 255 Hagcnauer. Sherron L.. 426 Hagcrty. Michael R.. 403 Hagg. Thomas Carl. 447. 466 Haggard. Mike. 213. 223. 332 Haggard. William H. J.. 173 Haggart. Robert W . 141, 311 Haggctt. Patricia J.. 373 Haglan. William Clay. 403 Haglund. Christine A.. 163. 304. 466 Hahn. Louis Taylor. 421 llaith. Susan Louise. 156. 342. 466 llakkincn. Karen D.. 280 Haley. Sam Joseph. 310 Haley. Thomas F.. 172. 466 Hall. Cynthia Ann. 282. 466 Hall. Gareth Lynn. 346 Hall. George H . 357 Hall. George Edward. 350 Hall. Gregory C.. 384 Hall. John Henry. 437 Hall. Karen Ruin. 466 Hall. Kathryn Jean. 284 Hall. Leslie Diane. 433 Hall. Melvina C.. 290. 466 Hall. Michael Lynn. 296 Hall. Pamela Jane. 375 Hall. Robert Allen. 409 Hall. Robert Dale. 165 Hall. Robert Chapman. 321 Hallaian. Dorothy P.. 160. 447 Haller. Janice llene. 373 Haller. Theodore F.. 309 Hallgren. Hugh Ralph. 407 Hallin. Thomas G.. 159. 181 Halloran. Leon James. 169. 439 Hallstrom. Lynne A.. 131, 150. 160. 179 Halsey. Mark Evan. 367 Halstcn. Barbara Mae. 336. 466 Halverson. Wayne A.. 401 Hamblen. Guy Arthur. 346 Hamerlynck. Herbert. 287 Hamilton. Clifford R.. 420. 466 Hamilton. James C.. 44 . 466 Hamilton. Janice E.. 376 Hamilton. Judith M.. 44 . 466 Hamilton. Katherine. 141. 142. 164.418 Hamilton. Sharon I... 422 Hamlin. James Roger. 296 Hammack. Linda Mae. 322 Hammer. Louis Earl. 13 Hammon. William A.. 44 Hammond. H. L.. III. 126. 16.. 165. 278. 466. 47 Hammond. Janet B.. 160. 166. 306 Hammond. Marilyn G.. 337 Hammond. Patricia K.. 336. 466 Hammons. Betty. 290 ... Hamner. Louis Allen. 364. 439 Hamnct. Lois Ann. 118. 126. 163. Hamnett. John David. 448. 466 Hamrcut, Roger Dale. 404 Hampton. William A.. 412. 165 iianauska. Barbara A.. 140. .55. 291 Hanccy, Annette. 138 Hanccy, James O.. 404 Haneberg. Sandra Kay. 372 Handy. Virginia Ruth. 255 Hanford. Anne I... 369 Hanford. Allison. 44 . 466 Hankland, Kenvcr S.. 440 Hanley. Alice Mima. 434 Hannah. Carol. 416 Hannan. Larry H.. 311 llanscom, Susan D.. 44 . 466 Hanselman. Margaret. 164. 289 Hansen. Alan Martin. 44 . 466 Hansen. Donna C., 425 Hansen. Everett M.. 161 Hansen. Gerald Ross. 44 . 466 Hansen. Jcraldinc W.. 379 Hansen. Jimmy S.. 403 Hansen. Lorna Jean. 179. 36 . 410 Hansen. Lawrence B.. 383 Hansen, Marylec. 127.1 0 Hansen. Rita Kay. 160 Hansen. Robert James. 171 Hansen. Shirley Ann. 181 Hansen. Steven W.. 157. 3 9 Hansen. Thurman Dean. 183. 44 llanscy. Sharon Linn. 379 llanslovan, Linda Lee. 44 488 index Hanson. Curtis. 66 Mam an. David Loren. 287. J53 llamon, Haakon T.. 173 Hamon. Kathryn Faye. 378 Hamon. Kathryn Mac. 422 Hamon. Pamela M . 204. 2 8 Hamon. Rkhard I... 321 Hamult. Carole Anne. 44x. 44.7 llan en. William Cary. 311 llappold. Peggy Ann. 342. 467 Harai, Lawrence. 351 Harahon. Anne Teal. 467 Harbaugh. David R . 401 Harbaugh. Jcanenc M.. 373 Harcombc. Susan Ann. 378 Hardenburger. Phyllb. 336 Harder. Pamela Ann. 376 Hardin. Marsha Ann. 467 Harding. C. B.. 33 Harding. Judith Lee. 467 Harding. Judith I... 380. 467 Hardman. Ryland S . 370 Hardrath. Jeffrey A . 213. 353 Hardt, Patricia C.. 416 Hardtke, Jill Ann. 393 Hardy. Barbara. 448 Harkey, Barbara Lee. 284 Harley. Ilallcnc M . 374 Harman. Bruce. 245 Harman. David WendH. 26 . 389 Harmon. Lvnn. 224. 467 Harmond. Heather. 415 Harms, Christine A.. 433 Ham. Susan Dickey. 204 Harper. James M.. 341 Harper. John Colma. 2 5 Harper. Marilyn L.. 372 Harr. Roger Raymond. 2 2 Harr. Gerry. 204 Harries, James Ross. 157. 448 Harrington. Steven J.. 157 Harris. Charles Dunn. 38 Harris. Celia Anne. 192. 291 Harris. Donald Wayne. 361 Harris. Cary Lem. 448. 467 Harris. Gregory Lee. 351 Harris. Howard Wm , 172 Harris. Irwin. 134 Harris. James O.. 27 Harris. James R.. 467 Harris. Kenneth W . 448. 467 Harris. Marguerite. 425 Harris. Mary Lou. 164. 368 Harris. Michael S.. 396 Harris. Mikal K . 374 Harris. Michael A.. 2 5 Harris. Millard A . 448. 467 Harris. Michael Lynn, 401 Harris. Russ. 263 Harris. Ronald D..3II Harris, Sydney T.. 89 Harrison. David G.. 00. 467 Harrison. Gayle Ann. 372. 317 Harrison. Nikki D.. 416. 255 llarshbarger Paul E.. 193 Hart. John Will,am. 335 Hartke. Bobby Joe. 164 Hartl. James L-. 348 Hartl. Linda Paulctt.431 Hartley. Larry. 250 Hartman. Daniel F.. 448 Hartman. Donald A.. 263 Hartman. Gary Keith. 213 Hartman. Gregory L-. 213, 218. 220. � 4 Hartman, Jeffrey E..439 Hartman. Terry Alan. 448 Hartnell. Larry A.. 279 Harvey. Margo Ann. 371 Harvard. Lee Ann. 177. 284 Harwood. Lettie Jo. 94 Hasek. Norman Edward. 58 Hasel. Shannon Kay. 3 4 Haskins. Eric Wilbur. 3 6 Hastings. Robert. 358 Hastings. Robert I... 346.467 Hastings. Elaine V.. J 0 Hatch. John Howard. 448. 467 Hatch. Nancy Louise. 131. 280 Hatchard. Karen Anne. 323 Hatfield. Kathryn A.. 378 Hathaway. Laura Anne. 398 Hathaway. Maty Lou. 355. 467 Hattan. Dean Henry. 1 7. 204 llattan. James Thomas. 409 Hattcbcrg. Kan Beth. 467 Hattcnhaucr, John D.. 419 Hattcnhauer. Alonali. 448. 467 Hatter. Wayne Edward. 136. 48 Hatton. Gregory John. 40 Haugen. Norman Leroy. 448 Haughton. Mason C-. 352 Havcrman. Jane L-. 73 Havenncr. Judy. 290 Hawkins. Sherrie S.. 2 Hawkins Robert K . 236 Hawkins. John F.. 448. 467 Hawley Hall. 90 Hawthorne Manor. 95 Hawthorne, James T.. 389 Hawthorne. John W., 172. 87 Hay. Kenneth Norman. 82. 1 1 Hay. Marjorie Jane. 93 Hay. Lynda Jane. 435 Hayes, Joyce Helen, 394 Hay ley. Stephen J.. 345 Haynes. Fred D . 404 Haynes. Monte Delano. 279 Haynes. Richard G.. 287 Hays. Daniel Robert. 312 Hayworth. Gary. 413 Head. Ronny Glenn. 143.407.467 Headlcc, Donna Lee. 285 Head. James Robert. 269 llealcy. Susan Diane. 434 Mealy . Donald Roy . 428 Heaney. Kathryn Mari. 376 lleape. Linda Gail. 285 Heard. Stanley Frank. 309 Hearsum. Janet Carol. 281 Heather. Rac. 3 8 Hebcrlein. Ronald G.. 301 Hcckart Lodge. 396 Heckman. Bradford K.. 136. 166. 181. 346. 467 Hcc. Richard K F . 354. 467 llccsacker. Gary W.. 149. 162. 278. 467. 474 llccr. Margaret E.. 283 liccr. Robert Daniel. 437 Hecglcr. Gay Leigh. 105. 414 Hccsackcr, Grctchen. 164. 28 Heller, John William. 5 . 181. 150 liege. Roland M.. 363 Hcggcness. Terry T.. 340 Hctck. Caryn Lee. 417 Held. James Anthony. 141. 2 3 Heimbuck. Jeffrey A.. 125. 147. 2 6 Hem. Jerome Wesley. 09 Hemes. Carol. 448 Hcmcmann. Mina L.. 282 Hcinoncn. Allen Ray. 308 Hcinonen. Carol Ann. 424. 174 Hcinoncn. Larry. A.. 157 Hcttmanck. James L.. 351 Held. John Michael. 430 Hclfrich. Constance. 130. 140. 2 1. 255 Hclfrich. Patricia D., 154. 291 Hcllis. Carl lljalmcr. 200. 201. 204 Hcllwcgc. Jams L..42J Helm. Amy Jo, 281 Helm. Robert Steven. 429 Hclmcr. Linda Gail. 298 Hclmly. Mary Leigh. 39 Helvogt. Lynne Ann. 337 Hcmclstrand. Janet M . 393 Hcmlcr. Stuart Tafe. 292 Hcmmcr. Dennis S.. 387 Hcmmcr. Rosalvn Ann. 347 Hcmmingson. Leslie E.. 448 Hemphill. Charles W . 448. 467 Hemphill. Patricia A.. 154. 448. Hemphill, Rebecca J., 130. 307, Hcnaric. Mary France. 422 Henderson. Barbara J.. 28 Henderson. Cynthia S.. 355 Henderson. David D.. 41 Henderson. Herbert J.. 153. 467 Henderson. Kathleen. 343 Henderson. Sharon J„ 150. 2 8 Hendricks. Nancy Lee. 280. 467 Hendrickson. Brian P,. 370 Henery. Sharyn Lea. 18 . 2 8.467 Henke. Christine Ann. 377 Hcnklc. Nancy Jane. 153. 298 Hcnny. Richard Jay. 59 Hcnricks. Kathy. 448 Hcnrichs. Carolyn E.. 343 Hcnny . Frank Carl Jr.. 437 Henry. Douglas Clair. 412 Henry. James A.. 320. 467 Henry. Michael D.. 367 Henry. Susan Ann. 307 Henry, Ted Allan. 360 Hcnsnaw. Melody Ann. 426 Hcnt c, Richard Mcrl. 448 Hent c. Karen Yvonne. 255. 289 llcpperlc. Christine. 132. 299. 374 Herbert. Sharon F... 156. 322. 467 Herburger. Paula J.. 188. 414 Met burger. Thomas J.. 296 Herburger. Verna J.. 417 Herburger. Kathleen. 163. 306. 464 Hcrgcnrathcr. John M . 254. 244. 245 Hcreert. James R.. 173 Hectng. Karl Walter. 428 Hcringcr. Cinda Jane. 140 Hcringcr. Helen Y.. 138. 336. 467 Hcrold. Joyce Marie. 155. 368. 16 . 174 Herr. Elaine Flda. 372 Herr. John Sheridan. 310 Herrick. Charles E . 177. 278. 467 Herrick. Linda l.uanc. 305 Herrlford. Susan D.. 398 Herring, Steven Lee. 405 Herrmann. Marjorie P.. 422 Herron. Barbara. 156. 336. 467 Herron. Carol C . 418. 467 Herron. Dorothy E.. .304. 467 Herstine. Valeric L.. 291 Hcrstinc. Ruth Ellen. 432 Hertcl. Gregory L.. 260 Hcrtel. Richard Jose. 357 Hcrtncr. Stephen V.. 172 Hcssackcr. Gary. 126 Hess. David Owen. 370 Hess. Linda Jean, 306 Hess, Nina Lucille, 418. 467 Hess. Susan Marie. 316 Hcxsig. Mary Jean. 336. 467 Hester, William John. 175. 382 Hcttinga. James R.. 261 Hetrick, Martha Jean. 306. 154 Hcttman. Gary Lee. 177. 396 Het lcr. Stephan M„ 245 Heup. Marie Thcrcse. 67 Hcuvser. Valeric J.. 131. 280 Hcusscr, Ronald B.. 352 Hewitt. Gary Duane. 278. 467 Hewitt, Patricia Ann. 298 Hiatt. D—g'ax Grant. 147. 162. 196. 197. 468 lliatl. William Ralph. 408 Hibbard. Wallace A.. 344. 468 llibbcrd. Richard S . 213 Hlbbs. Jill Anne. 72 Hicks. Fred Arlen. 386 Hicks. T. J. Jr.. 141.357 Higgins. John Alfred. 142. 404 Higgins. Susan M.. 37 Higgins. Timolhy J.. 404 Highland, Janice Lou. 127. 316 Hildebrandt. Kathryn. 385 Hildcbrandl. Linda A.. 393 Hitdcnbrand. Jerry I... 167. 278 llildcnbrand. Michael. 448 Hildreth. Steven C.. 161 Hilfcrty. Margaret A.. 283 Hill. Ann Lucille. 399 Hill. Bernard W.. 339 Hill. Craig Norman. 347 Hill. Kathleen Anne. 154. 281 Hill. Marilyn Lee. 336 Hill. Norman Douglas. 468 Hill. Ronald. 309 Hill. Rosalie. 153. 448 Hill. Sherrill Lynn. 299 Hill. Stephen M.. 367 Hill. Thomas F., 448. 468 Hill. Wiley Eugene. 143. 429 llillyard. Condon E.. 295 lliiicy. Su annc Kay, 204. 281 HiUlcr. Terry Lee. 332 Hillis. John Michael. 09 HtUway. Marcia M . 374 Hityard. Larry F., 409 Hmdcs. Kenneth R.. 387 Hines. Mark. 433. 437 Hinthorne. Jill Mari. 285 Hippc. Linda Lucille. 424 Hiranaga. Leighton II.. 153. 278 468 lliromura. Ronald E.. 430 Hirschi. Richard E.. 402 Hirstcl. Jeannette C.. 272. 468 llisaka. Carol Sanac. 435 Hisatoml, John A.. 278. 468 llirway. Sumesh C.. 180 Hite. Betty Joanne. 394 Hite. Carol Justina, 374 Hite. Nancy Marie. 434 Hue. Suzanne France. 30 Hitson. Patricia G-. 468 Ho. Galen Ivan. 180 Ho. Lloyd Kwei Yuan. 265 Hoag, Judith Ellen. 435 Hoag. Lawrence E.. 437 Hoagiand. Alice Ruth. 127. 138. 282. 468 Hoagiand. Nancy G.. 306 Hobson. Allen R.. 175. 3 6 Hobson. Lots Marie. 448 Hochstcin. James Ray. 359 Hodgcrt. Carol. 448. 468 Hodgcrt. Robert H.. 448 Hodges. Janis Dale. 416 Hodory. Sharon Linda. 448. 468 Hoehl. Christina. 448 Hoelr. Mary Lee. 426. 175 Hoergcr. Ro ella J.. 415 Hoffman. Ann Lee. 154. 304 Hoffman. Dan. 401 Hoffman. Georgia Ann. 281 Hoffman. Linda May. 355 Hoffman. Richard B . 448. 468 Hoffmann. Erich H.. 332 Hoffmann. Mark W.. 324 Hofsess. Marilyn. 373 Hogan. Diane. 448. 468 Honn. Gretchen. 140. 281 lloitcih. Rodney A.. 311 Hokamp. Margaret L., 448. 468 Holbrook. Dan Wayne. 448 Holcomb. Sharon L-. 434 Holden. Happy Taylor. 367 Holden. Monica May. 448 Holden. Ted James. 324 Holder. Theodore S..409 Holiday. Richard S.. 348 Holland. Don Wallace. 448 Holland. Merry Ellen. 272 Holland. Madelyn Jo. 305 Hollander. Bartley J.. 44 . 468 Hollenbeck. James M. 468 Hollenbeck. Sandra J.. 288 Holliday. Thomas B . 366 Holloway. Ronald C. 338 Holly. Norman Dale. 412. 172 Holm. Robert Lloyd. 358 Holman. Judith Ann. 140. 272 Holman. John Elvon. 162. 413 Holman. Pamela May. 433 Holmes. John W.. 13 . 148. 286. 468. 471 Holmes. Mary Jo E.. 284 Holmes. Michael, 292 Holmes. Richard A.. 419 Holmgren. Ronald A.. 351 llolmstrom. Holly J.. 425 Hoischcr. Kay Ruth, 285 Holst. Dorothy Ann. 364 llolstad. Kathleen A.. 10 Holstc. Judith Ann. 378. 1 2 llolstrom, Lynne. 127 Holt. Craig Alan. 381 Holt. Diana. 131 Holt. Donald Lester. 357 Holt. Hugh Patrick. 201. 396. 68 Holt. Sue Ann. 255. 291.41 Holverstott. Dennis. 157 Home Economics Club. 179 Homewood. Thomas E . 01 Honey. Molly Jean. 369 Hong, Kirby Wing S., 35 Hood. Barbara. 415 Hoover. Mary Jane. 44 Hoover. Michael C.. 139, 183 Hoover. Molly Ann. 255. 317 Hopcman. Jean M.. 151 Hopkins, Edna Ethel. 431 Hopkins, Lcilani. 282 Hopper. Richard. 250 Hopper. Sally Ann. 378 Hopper. William I ce. 339 lloriuchi. Norman T.. 153 Horn. Douglas David. 401 Horn. Gregory P.. 151 Horning. Diane Carol. 305 Horning. Gail Lynn. 423 Horning. Gary Lee. 183. 449 Hornshuh. James E.. 308 Horsley. Alice Marie. 281 Horsley. Catherine. 377 Horsley . James Burke. 197 Hortcnstinc. John H.t 147. 157. 99 Horticulture Club. 178 Horton. Howard. 127 Horton. Louise Irene. 374 llorwitz. Susan E.. 374 Hosking. John C.. 421 Hostick. Gary Alan. 177 Hotchkiss. Susan D.. 432 Houchcn. Marilyn E.. 117. 374 Houck. Frances Ann. 154. 183. 3 .468 House. Marvin Leroy. 413 House. Richard Bruce. 468 House. Robert James. 177 llouscn. Teresa Ann. 423 Houser. Gary James. 213. 222 Houser. Chester W.. 176 Housley. Corrin Lee. 376 ilousley. Kathy Lou. 423 Houston. Luana Sue. 307 Houston. Louise Faye. 449. 468 Hovee. Elizabeth A.. 154. 159. 182.434.468 Hovee. Caroly n Ruth. 385 Howard. Charles O.. 320 Howard. Gregg Tiber. 402 Howard. James Harvey. 428 Howard. John R.. 339 Howard. Michael A.. 278 Howard. Robert Earl. 449. 468 Howarth. Randell. L . 401 Howe. Constance June. 3 0 Howe. Susan Marie. 3 3 Howe. Tanya Sue. 3 8 Howell. Gerald Lee. 153. 183. 357 lloxmcicr. Donald Lee. 35 Hoyle. Michael E.. 350 Hraba. Bruce Calvin. 338. 468 Hsich. Wen Nina. 436 Hubbach. John W.. 129 Hubbard. Christina L.. 337 Hubbard. Leslie V.. 332 Hubbard. Robert Lane. 353 Hubbard. Richard P . 468 Hubbard. Susan. 1 8. 449. 468 Hubble. William L . 449 Huber. Gail landa. 282. 468 Hubctty. Frederick T.. 324 Huddleston. Susan K.. 255. 435 Hudson. Arthur D.. 360 Hudson. Ronald R.. 153. 357 Hudson. Shirley D.. 164. 375 Hucbsch. Frank Joseph. 38 iiucgli. James D.. 126. 129. 347 Hucgli. Susan E.. 449. 468 Huey. Gene Kai. 421 Huff. Kenneth Joseph. 153. 183 Huff. Ronald Earl. 341.401 Huffaker. Garth S.. 201 Huffmann. Robin Lynn. 23. 414 Hufford. David. 313 Hufford. Susan C.. 336 Hughes. Cynthia Ann. 140. 255. 55 Hughes. Karl. 341 Hughes. Roger Allen. 395 Hughes. Marie. 449 Hughes. William A.. 339 Huhta. William C.. 351 Hui-O-Hawaii Club. 180 llulbcrt, Kathleen. M.. 410 tlulbcrt. Ralph James. 421 Hulbcrt. Terry. 311 Hulvcrson. Stephen F.. 09 Humphrey. Carol. 449 Humphries. Jack. 167. 248 Hundcrup. Barbara Jo. 29 Hunger. Richard H.. Jr.. 171. 172. 370.468 Hunsaker. Diana Rae. 316. 468 Hunsakcr. Helen Ann. 12 . 204. 281 Hunt. Carol Anne. 426 Hunt. Clyde. 243. 245 Hunt. David Walter. 293 Hunt. Sally Ann. 255. 425 Hunt. Susan Ann. 284 Hunter, Christine L.. 290 Hunter. Gary Allen. 358 Hunter. Leslie E.. 149, 449. 468 Hunter, Steven J.. 347 Huntington. Collis P.. 381 Hurl. Ronald. 440 Hurlburt. Eric F.. 279 Hurst. William C.. 269. 312 Husby. Kenneth E . 346. 468 Huston. Pamela. J.. 434 Huston. Robert Karl. 296 Hutchens. Marie M.. 183 489 index Hutchinion. Betty. J.. 163. 190. 467.468 Hutchinson. Philip K.. 341 Hutchinson. Pamela S.. 154, 307 Hutchison. Gary Lynn. 360 Huyett. Richard B . 278. 468 Hyde. Susan Taylor. 380 Hyland. Carolyn Ruth. 280 Hynes. Gerald Dennis. 269 Hytowiu. Allan Nat. 183. 279 I Ibach. Ona Lee, 410 Ide. Albert Werner. 181 IESEC. 182 Ikada, Irene Rciko. 394 iler, Claudia Marie. 304 Imes. Louise. 291. 348 Ince. Jana Elizabeth. 418 Indian Student Organization. ISO. Ingcbritscn. Thomas. 350 Ingcls. Ethel Ann. 394 Ingraham. Patty Mari. 417 Ingram. Gary L.. 449. 468 Inman. Carl Douglas. 183 Inman, Darrel Fisk. 449 Innes. Robert Leroy. 400 Innis. Leslie Ann. 372 Inouyc. Stanford S., 165. 436 Intercooperative Council. 144 Interfraternity Council. 139 Inskccp. Norman R.. 409 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. 181 Ireland. Michael J.. 396 Irish. Richard A.. 287. 178 Irvin. Melvine B.. 423 Irvine. William D.. 449 Irving. Sue Ann. 154, 159. 182. 449. 468 Irwin. George Floyd. 139. 200. 204. 362. 469 Irzyk. Gary Laurence. 346 Isaac. Nancy Ann. 375 isborn, Leslie D.. 389 Ischinger. Candace L.. 289 Ittes. Joseph J.. Jr.. 346. 469 Ivcrsen. Duane Bruce. 176. 287 Ives. Virginia Ann. 156. 449. 469 Ivey. Francis James. 469 Iwasaki, Ronald T.. 236. 238. 338 Izett. Jill Carol. 342 Jaakola, Lasse K..402 Jabs, Ernest Richard. 254 Jabs. William Mason. 334 Jacko, Susan Mary. 394 Jackson. CUrk Harry. 449 Jackson, Don. 143 Jackson. James M.. 151 Jackson. James A.. 279 Jackson. JohnT.. 183 Jackson. Julie Marie. 374 Jackson. Lynn Marie. 380 Jackson. Marjorie A. 449. 469 Jackson. Michael S.. 245. 294 Jackson. Patricia I... 469 Jackson. Richard W.. 440 Jackson. Terrence M.. 308 Jackson. Virgil T . 351 Jacob, Greg Paul, 139. 352. 469 Jacob, Larry Michael. 165. 427 Jacobsen. Craig R.. 370 Jacobson. Edward P.. 147. 187. 209. 353. 469 Jacobson. Gerald P.. 440 Jacobson, Jacqueline. 413 Jacobson. John R.. 157. 165. 352 Jacobson. Michael J.. 382 Jacoby. Jerome Jess. 157 Jacques. Jeff. 360 Jaksch. John August. 449 Jakabosky. Joel L.. 366 James. Alvin Clark. 176. 347 James. Brian C.. 324. 469 James. Dorothy M.. 183. 298. 469 James. James Arthur. 345 James. Jimmie Earl. 469 Jameson. House. 399 Jamison, Lee Wesley. 213 Jamshidi Mohammad. 150. 159. 160.181.449.469 _ Janes. Gregory R.. 268. 301 Jansen. Steven Bruce. 437 Janvier. Barbara F.. 283. 255 Janz. Robert C.. 173. 404. 469 Janzen. Ronald Cliff. 181 Japel. Pamela Jean. 316 Jaquet. Bruce Paul. 406 Jaramillo, Ronald L. 409 Jarrell. Shari Rae. 410 Jaross. Fred Stephen. 256. 353 Jaross. Joanne L.. 160. 193. 449. 469 Jarvi. Lydia Ethel. 398 Jarvis. Kristine Kay. 355. 393 Jasa. Carol Jean. 449 Jasper. Thomas M.. 438 Jasper. William P..Jr.. 171. 172. 449 Jasper son, Carla. 379 Jefferis. Michael L . 348 Jetfcry. Charles F.. 367 Jeffrie . Michael P.. 324 Jelden. Carolyn Jean. 156. 368. 469 Jciinco. Thomas M.. 409 Jenkins. Arthur L.. 182. 354 Jenkins. Emily, Anne. 410 Jenkins. Linda Kay. 147. 411. 469 Jenks. Lyn McNeill. 204. 305 Jenks. Marilyn L.. 204. 342 Jcnncss, Barbara E.. 255. 307 Jennings, Christopher. 406 Jennison. Ruthann M.. 469 Jensen. Arlee Joy. 255. 307 Jensen. Carol Rae. 368 Jensen. Donna Marie. 372 Jeremiah. Bobby Lane. 213 Jess. James Edward. 382 Jessup. Janice V.. 130. 140. 317 Jimmcrson, Judith L. 156. 174 Joehnke. Karen E.. 423 Johannson, Richard J.. 157. 469 Johnansen. Daniel A.. 347 Johansen. Leonard E . 449. 469 Johansen. Judith Ann. 285 Johansen. Richard S.. 320. 449 Johns. William Ellis. 178 Johnson. Andrew I).. 428 Johnson, Carol Anne. 391 Johnson. Carmen June. 376 Johnson. Charleen K.. 305 Johnson. Christine A.. 432 Johnson. Christian C . 347 Johnson. David E-. 366 Johnson. Diane Marie. 373 Johnson. Earle A.. 141. 348 Johnson. F.lla Dianne. 291 Johnson. Ellen Ruth. 283 Johnson, Ernest F.. 449 Johnson. Frances E.. 316 Johnson. Floyd R.. 361 Johnson. Frederick P.. 449.469 Johnson. Gayle Ann. 390 Johnson. Gregory M, 262. 406 Johnson. Harriet Rae. 441 Johnson. James F.. 157 Johnson. Jean E-. 283 Johnson. Jelfery H,. 353 Johnson. Jerrold L., 335 Johnson. Judy Maxine. 336 Johnson. Kathleen M.. 415 Johnson. Kay Leone, 291 Johnson. Kristine A,. 423 Johnson. Lauren M.. 339 Johnson. Leonard K.. 200. 201. 449 Johnson. Linda Kay. 372 Johnson. Mary Jane S.. 385 Johnson. Michael N.. 264. 287 Johnson. Milton I... 332 Johnson. Paul F.. 200. 354. 469 Johnson. Richard H.. 449. 483 Johnson Rise J.. 376. 469 Johnson. Robert M . 311 Johnson. Rolen J.. 185. 406 Johnson. Ronald F... 175. 324. Johnson. Sharon D., 374 Johnson. Stanley C.. 439 Johnson, Susan Cox. 306. 469 Johnson. Tamata Jean. 418 Johnson. Thaddeus. J.. 408 Johnson, Wayne. E.. 419 Johnson. Willis Lee. 384 Johnston. Bcatc. E.. 423 Johnston. Gary T.. 183. 200. 201. 278.469 Johnston. Kathryn A.. 177 Johnston. Keith R . 400 Johnston. Lloyd D.. 279 Johnston. Marlene A.. 288. 469 Johnston. Michael T.. 370 Johnston. Patsy Ann. 394 Johnston. Terry A.. 185 Johnston. Thomas C.. 359 Johnstone. Cheryl L.. 449 Joiner, Marian Grace. 126. 127. 134. 163. 322.469. 481 Jolley. Donna Jean. 376 Jolley. Linda Kay. 376 Jolly. Denise Mae. 398 ___ Jolma, Lawrence N.. Jr.. 151. 292 Jolma. Suzanne Kay. 323 Jonasson. David C.. 402 Jonasson. Stephanie. 377 Jones. Carolyn J.. 380 Jones. C harles W . 407 Jones. Darrel. Lynn. 449 Jones. Darryl T.. 397 Jones. Jon Arlo. 204 Jones. Lawrence A.. 245. 363.469 Jones. Linda Marie. 291 Jones. Linda Sue. 414 Jones. Michael A.. 153 Jones. Penelope E.. 369. 469 Jones. Richard Allan. 240. 241 Jones. Saundra Kay. 372 Jones. Stoddard D.. 469 Jones. Susan Ann. 255.423 Jones. Thomas Leroy. 167. 449 Jones. Ted. 139. 165. Jones. Todd. 346 Jones. Wallace W.. 384. 449 Jones. William C . 408 Jordan. Janete Clair. 150. 306. 469 Jordan. Neil Michael. 359 Jordan. Russell Alan. 129. 345 Jordan. Warren I ce. 359 Jordon. Robert W.. 344 Jorck. Ronald A.. 310 Jorgensen. Raymond L.. 152 Josephson, John C.. 261, 409 Joseph. Susan Jane. 418 J oasis. Robert G.. 345 Joyner. Sheridan Ann. 283. 390 Joynes. Leola Anne. 127. 156. 379.469 Jubinville. Michael. 408 Jue. Wallace Wucwah. 153. 449 June. David Harold. 397 Jung. Reginald Jay. 389 Junior Class. 128 Junior Intcrfratcrnity Council Junior Panhellenic, 140 Juntunen. Erland T . 176 Kablc. Donald Mark, 333 Kaehler. Ray Ernest. 370 Kafton. Philip E.. 367 Kagy. Susan Eileen, 304 Kahr. Linda Margaret. 414 Kailcy. Dennis C.. 437 Kaiser. Rodney. J.. 407 Kaitoku. Donald T.. 171. 428. 469 Kail. Patricia. 422 Kallgrcn. Barbara L.. 449 Kallunki. Terry Lee. 285 Kalman. Michael G.. 311 Kammercr. David Neb. 324 Kamcrrcr. Theresa A.. 390 Kamo. Ray. 300 Kampfer. Lawrence D.. 153 Kanbc. Kenji. 449 Kandra. Nancy Dee. 373 Kanemasu. Nadine Jo. 142. 154. 374 Kanemoto. Milton M., 150. 180. 181.437.469 Kanncnbcrg. Burcc A.. 213 KanzJcr. Annalinde. 291 Kappa Alpha Theta. 316 Kappa Delta. 318 Kappa Della Pi. 152 Kappa Delta Rho. 320 Kappa Kappa Gamma. 322 Kappa Kappa Psi. 152 Kappa Pi. 153 Kappa Psi. 153 Kappa Sigma. 324 Karam-Anmand. Safar, 184 Karczag. Paul Robert. 406 Kargel. Garry W.. 278 Karanath. Elizabeth J.. 449, 469 Karpinski. Darrell F.. 449. 469 Karpstein. Gregory A.. 344 Kasahara. Sharon M., 156. 377 Kascr. Ronald K . 358 Kasncr. Candace C.. 369 Kaspari, Sandra Beth. 149, 304 Katsura. Gloria R.. 411 Kauffman. Bcrnetta. 433 Kauffman. Donald D.. 184. 236. 412 Kauffman. Raymond L.. 181 Kaus. James Gordon. 403 Kaufmann, Wallace L.. 449 Kaye. Bruce Michael. 429 Kayser. Stanley G.. 199. 278. 469 Kearney. John P.. 296 Kearns. Michael A.. 381. 470 Kcatlcy. Marioric A . 435 Kcebaugh. Gloria l_. 425 Kecch. Robert C.. 198 Keeler. John Leland. 362 Keeling. John W.. 389 Keeney. David E . 181.419 Keeney. Merle Alvin. 334 Keep. Byron George. 324 Keeton. Lewis Henry. 419 Keith. Jack Logan. 348 Keith. Jo Anne. 164. 399 Kelias. Pamela Jane. 316. 470 Kcllchcr. Clay. 158 Keller. Susan. Marie. 393 Kelley. Frederick M.. 183. 297 Kelley. Lynette M.. 254, 307 Kelley. Rick. 130 Kellogg. John Martin. 449 Kellogg. Mark Owen. 311 Kellogg. Nancy Adele. 336. 470 Kelly .Janet Dianne 154. 280. 4 0 Kelly. Michael Allan. 470 Kelly. Nancy Aileen. 118.125. 127. 449. 468. 470 Kelly. Phyllis leone, 415 Kelly. Robert James. 388 Kelly. Steven James. 352 Kelsey. Lloyd M . 429 Kclsoe. Wayne Edward. 150. 159. 181 Kcmmcr. Patricia. 396 Kemp. Marilyn Joan, 299 Kemper. Douglas Roy. 437 Kenagy. Curtis Kay. 157. 165. 406 Kcndnck. Arlene E.. 441.470 Kennedy. Debra J.. 179. 164 Kennedy. Jeanne Sue. 317 Kennedy. Pamela Ann. 284 Kennedy. Sarah. P.. 337 Kennelly. Jane Helen. 305 Kenney. Kaaren Sue. 399 Kent. Susan Lee. 434 Kenyon. Lenzie. 449 Kernan. Kathleen. 418 Kerns. Janet Ann. 289 Kerns. Joseph James. 300 Kerr. Bruce. 236 Kerr. Janet. 337 Kerr. Karen Lee. 156. 426, 470 Kerr. Robert Bruce. 149. 344. 470 Kerr. Sue Antoinette. 336 Kersey. Theddie. K . 295 Kessi, James Edward. 295 Ketel. Barbara Ann, 179. 372 Kettler. Donna Lynne. 355. 424 Kettcrling. Cordell. 347 Khapoya. Vincent B.. 449 Kidby. Michael. F.. 173. 449. 470 Kidney. Patricia A.. 374 Kieff. Judith Eileen. 364 Kicscndahl. Diane. 306. 337. 470 Kiesling, Randall W., 353 Kilbcr, Steven Wayne, 449 Kilborn. David Ross. 354. Kilburn. Debra Lynn. 262. 449 Kilian. John Henry. 324 Kilian. Richard Max. 450 Killpack. Chad Louis. 339 Kilt . Nancy Lee. 414 Kimoto. Harriet H.. 170. 380 Kimura. John. 155. 363.470 Kindred. Randall S . 141. 313 King. David Jackson. 4J9 King. John M . 312 King. Nancy Marie. 374 King, Patricia C.. 255 King. Robert R.. 450. 470 King. Warren Edward. 157. 406 Kingcn. Kathryn Anne. 4 0 Kingsfather. Suzanne. 378 Kingsley. John Lee. 450. 470 Kingsley. Marian Kay. 369 Kinkadc. Thomas Lee. 256 Kinkaid. Joyce Ann. 371 Kirby. Gayle Louise. 426 Kircher. Robert B.. 150. 160. 176. 181.370.470 Kirchhofcr. Victor R.. 421 Kirk. Carolyn Jean. 150. 151. 306 Kirkham. Richard M . 287 Kirkpatrick. Gregg M.. 438 Kirkpatrick. Larry A., 429 Kirwan. Jami Lynn. 288 Kiser. Karalce. 316 Kiser. Stephen S . 177. 352 Kishpaugh. Terry Lyn. 346 Kissell. Douglas E.. 309 Kiste. Linda Lee. 450 Kister. John Nelson. 383 Kiste. Raymond P.. 450. 470 Klampe. Lee Edward. 126. 130. 175.287 Kleckcr. Richard A.. 268. 333 Klein. James Michael. 357 Klein. Glenn. 149 Kleiner. Diana Jean. 163, 298. 470 Kletzer. Virginia. 150 Klicwer. Jean Carolyn. 176 Klicwcr. Ray. 169 Kline. Joan Carlyn. 323 Klinker. Richard H.. 450. 470 Klose. Richard M.. 171 Klosterman. Dennis G-. 836 Klotc. Linda Frances. 163. 290. 470. 475 K lover. Kathryn Ann. 376 Klupenger. Catherine. 285 Knephoff. Cindy Rae. 417 Knerr. Paul R. 153. 183.450.410 Knight. Ruth Ann. 410 Knoll. Ann H . 380 Knouff. Annette Sue. 140. 348 Knouff. William E.. 384 Knowles. Nancy Jo. 450. 470 Knowles. David N.. 139. 324 Knowles. Lorcnce E.. 178 Knutson. Margie I... 470 Kobayashi. Gary S.. 428. 470 Koch. David Jonn. 137, 470 Koecke, Sharon E.. 355 Koclc. Pamela Lee. 376 Koehler. Kimberly L.. 281 Koehler. Philip A . 421 Koenig. Dennis E.. 359 Koenig. Rainer. H.. 437. 470 Kocstcr. Robert J.. 165. 381 Kohler. Bruce Keith. 176 Kohncrt. Rodger Lee. 400 Kohring. Sandra Lynn. 164. 434 Koller. Duncan G.. 429 Komoto. Judy. 379 Komoro. Robert G.. 169. 401 Konen. Donnita Rae. 418 Koontz. Fredrick. M.. 347 Koopnun. Dick W . 172. 470 Koos. Kristin. V.. 174. 281 _ Koozcr. Gene Arville. 381. 265 Kopacz. William A . 171 Korff. Diana Mae. 414. 470 Korn. Betty Louise, 415 Korn. Richard Grant. 428 Kosich. Walter Randy. 311 Kotzian. Thomas. 292 Kovar, Larry Joseph. 384 Kovenz. Lorraine M . 450 Kovtynovich. Karen. 3J6 Kracmer. Alan Joseph. 178 Kralj. Katherine J.. 255 Kramer. Kendall D.. 409 Kramer. Penny S.. 138. 282. 4 0 Krane. Kjell A.. 162.470 Krane. Peer P.. 136 Krause. Lois Laura. 369 Krause. Janet Louise. 155 Krauthoefer. William. 412.470 Krekcl. Charles Alan. 320.470 Kreisman. Richard C.. 358 Kreitzer. John Clark. 345 Krieger. Errol John. 357. 450 Kncger. Ervin Dale. 470 Krieger. Joanne C.. 255. 283 Kriens. Bonnie Rae. 307 Kriens, Loretta Ann. 156. 306. 470 Kriz. Kathryn Ellen. 364. 470 Krohn. Martha Ann. 163.470 Krok. Peter C.. 354 Kropf. Larry Douglas. 177 Kropp. Beverly Jane. 450 Kropp. Mary C.. 130. 323 Kruchek. Susan Joy. 372 Krucgel. Terry Carl. 341 Krueger. Mary Jane. 289 Krueger. Russell D..408 Krumbein. David H.. 152 Kromholz, Louise M.. 399 Krutsinger, John D.. 389 490 index Kuchs. Mary Arlene, 391 Kuck. Michael l.oslie. 340 Kuehn. Gayle Dennis. 4$0 Kuenzi. Dale Alvin. 177 Kuenzi. Terrence Lee. 440 Kuenzi, Vernon Leroy. 149 Kuerst. Dianne Ellen. 450. 470 Kuhl. John Martin, 295 Kuhns. Russell V.. 213 Kullander. Darlene M . 435 Kullbcrg. Wayne R.. 294 Kuns. Lynctte F. . 377 Kupolati. Rufus M..40I Kurahara. Karen Gale. 255. 371 Kurth. Rae Jerald. 421 Kuter. Jeffery Jon. 227. 230 Kutz. Robert. 300 Kuykendall. Wallace. 311 Kycyune-Sendagi, Alo, 175. 470 Kyle. Robert Alien. 160. 169. 35 Kyle. Carolyn Jeanne, 375 Kyle, Cameron Dwight. 40 Laasc. Mary Elaine. 290. 470 Laatz, John F.. 313 Labaun. Jean M.. I7J Lacey. Betty Jo.. 371 LaBrecque. Norman W.. 404 Lacey. Robert Lee, 3 4 Laclair. Linda Jo. 343 Laclair. Nancy May. 342 La Forge. Ronald D.. 346 Lafrance. Donald A.. 3 6 Lage. Martha Maxine. 376 Lanarty. Michael, L.. 421 Inline. Shcrron Anne. 342. 471 Laird, Donald Ray. 312 Laird, Vernon Henry. 149. 450 La lor. Polly Rae. 369 Lam. Charles Yung. 190 Lam. Paul Chun-Ming. 450. 471 Lamb. Dian Jean, 164. 371 Lamb, Jay Duane. 183 Lamb. Peter. 396 Lambda Chi Alpha. 326 Lambda Kappa Sigma. 154 Lambert. Judith Ann. 154. 307 Lambert. Michael A.. 165. 395 Lambert. Ralph W.. 370 Lamordden. l.losd D., 421 Lampe, George Niesta. 332 Lancefield. Joan L.. 204 Lancosky, Dalton. 126 Landacre. Stella Lou. 416 Landers. John, I8S Landon. Craig. 204. 450 Landrith. James W.. 345 Landry. Lellle Anne. 380 Lane. Janice lire. 135. 289 Lane. Patricia Lynn. 2 1 Lang. Carol Diane. 385 Lange. Kenneth Laird. 181 Langley. Linda L. 450. 471 Lankow. Geoffrey E-. 167 Lanning. Eugene A.. 420 Lamer. Linda M . 255. 307 Lantis. Bernard T.. 128 Laraway, James W., 338. 471 Late. Dorothy Jeanne. 132. 377 l.are. Nancy E.. 450 Larison. Larry Wayne. 362 Larkin. Jody Ann. 355, 415 Larkin. Michael Dean. 240. 292 Larkins. Jean I.ouisc. 284. 471 Larsen. Carol Marie. 374 Larsen. Craig Lewis. 358 Larsen. Eric James. 311 Larsen. Robert A.. 311 Larson. Gloria Marti. ISI. 316 471 I .arson. Judy L„ 160. 187. 29 Larson. Karen Eaye. 450. 471 Larson. Kenneth Lee. 439 Larson. Lee Ann. 337 Larson. Linda Lee. 369 ■ .arson. Loretta Jane. 393 Larson. Melvin. 363 Larson. Paul Donald. 324. 471 Larson. Paul Emil. 147. 409 Larson. Peter K.. 177. 450 Larson. Ronald James. 381 Larson. Ronald James. 362 Larson. Terry L..450. 471 Larson. Vernon James. 450 Larson. Virginia Ann. 342. 471 Larue. James Lloyd. 157.159.324 Larwood. Lillian Lou. 434 Lasalle. Richard C . 345 Lassclle. Joan L.. 118. 127. 316 Latham. Robert Allen. 450 Lathrop, Frank Steve. 311 Lathrop, Elizabeth M.. 377 Lathrop. Larry C.. 439 Lau, Alan Gus. 279 Lau. Linda Harriet. 385 Lau. Randall L. 287 Lauderdale. Thomas C.. 301 Laudien. Jane Esther. 299 Lauer. William Lloyd. 164. 384 Laurance. Dale R., 450. 471 Lauritsen. Donald A.. 429. 471 Lavers. Diedre Lee. 433 Lawrence. Mark E-. 440. 471 Lawrence, Robert E.. 420 Lawrence, Terry D., 401 Layman. Joseph S., 346. 450 Layman. Kelita Ann. 423 Leach. Linda Diane. 385 Leach. Phillis A.. 415. 425 Lcachman, Sheldon. 294 l.cagjcld. Mabel. 371 Learning. Ruth Ann. 379 Lean. William Harper. 429 l.cary. John Haughton. 295 l.eainerwood. Thomas. 309 Leavitt. Dennis D., 471 Leavitt. Katherine A.. 2 4. 471 l.eavy. Craig Towne. 324, 401 Lechner. Lance M.. 450. 471 l.evkcnby. Rowanne. 283 Lee. Barbara Ann. 432 Lee. Byung-Taik. 177 Lee. Donald Ward. 419 Lee. Janet Kay. 423 Lee. John Scott. 3 9 Lee. Luanne Karen. 380 Lee. Richard. 292 Lee. Shelley Ann. 282 Lee. Sek Yu. 450. 471 Lee. Terry Roger. I4|. 347 Lee. Tom Otin. 165. 363 I.cep. Michael S.. 213 Lee-Warner. Alick H.. 308. 471 l.ee-Warner. William. 309 I.cfflcr. Katherine I... 450. 471 Lefller. Richard D.. 471 Lchan. Susan Dale. 142. 374 l.ehl. Debra F... 317 l.ehl. Susan Mae. 380. 471 Lehman. Michael W.. 287 Lehmann. Craig R.. 346 Lehmann. Richard W.. 143. 446 l.chrcr. Michael James. 165. 420 Lcis. Leonard J.. 153. 183 Lcinbcrger. Brigilta. 284 Lcinassar. Jeffrey M.. 311 I.cininger. Vicki R.. 204. 374 Lcland. Charles Rode. 240 l.cmar. Frands Thomas. 439 i.emon. Sallie Wood. 191. 304 l.cmos. John Anthony. 165. 440. 471 l.co. Diana. 132 Leonard. Joseph D.. 370 Leonard. Ronald Owen. 279 Lcppert. John Donald. 339 l.croux. Thomas R.. 183. 450 l.csch. John D.. 300 l.esher. Kathleen C . 450. 471 Leslie. Rosalie, 432 Leth. Doris Jean. 290 Letourneux, Nancy M.. 435 Leung, Vincent Ping. 160 l.cvand. Paula Marie. 140. 2 9 l_evee. Brian A., 170 l.evet. Boyd Allan. 400 Lcvicn. Judith Ann. 411 Levy. Thomas Hobbs. 293 Levy, Toby Ann. 174. 343 Lewis. Barbara. 126. 138. 145. 163. 288 Lewis, Charles E., 471 Lewis, Cynthia May, 431 Ixwis. Henry George. 171 Lewis. Jacqueline A.. 132 Lewis. Jess Thomas. 167. 213. 339 Lewis, Judith Lee. 450 Lewis. Linda. 255 Lewis. Margaret Ann. 341 Lewis Mary Ann. 368 Lewis. Robert Clark. 159 Lewis. Robert Melvin. 176 Lewis. Stephen G.. 437 Libber. James Evan. 126. 143. 159. Liescgang. Robert H.. 401 Licuatlcn. Lela Ann. 150. 450. 471 Liggett. Arthur B . 429 Liggett. Nancy Lynn. 180. 432 I igon, Richard T.. 324 Lilly. Kenneth E.. Jr.. 183 Lilly. John Ernest. 428 Lincoln. Nancy Noel. 164. 343 Lincoln. Timothy R.. 173 Lind. Sharol Annette. 431 Lindahl, Thomas G.. 389 Lindgrcn. Sandra Lee. 1 2. 337 Lindland, Marilyn J. 432 Lindland. Ronald Lee. 14 . 450. 471 Lindquist. Patricia, 385 I indroth. Janette M . 174. 369 Lindsay, Alan Calvin, 143 Lindsay . Robert B . 401 l.indseth. Chris Onei. 381 Lindstrom. Susan Kay. 432 Linn. Carole Anne. 156. 328. 471 I intz. Sally. 391 Lipke. Robert W.. 296 Lisbakken. James R..I26. 134. 150. 160. 162. 176. 1 1. 320.471 Lister. Jacqueline N.. 373 Little Sisters of Minerva. 154 Little. Vivian I... 282. 471 Littlefield. Kathy J..450 Liu. Mable France . 398. 471 Liu. Michael Yiu-Tsu. 395 Lloyd. Frank. 177 l.loyd. Judith M .432 Lo Bo. Charles. 175 lay. Edgar Hung C.. 181. 450. 471 Lochner. Verne Eldon. 413 Lockard. Lynda D . 140. 343 Lockwood. Joyce Ann. 471 Loe. Alton Lawrence. 404 Loefiler, Joel Jon. 173. 204. J00 Logan. Paul Burke. 429 l.ogue, Larry F.. 269 Lonrenz. Janzen. 450 Lomax. Margaret. 282. 150 Lonberg. Henry S., 348 Loney. David Michael, 312 Long. Barbara Joy, 128, 322 Long. Carl Edward. 413 Long. Joan Dacey. 280 Long. Lynn Everett. 171.409 Longfellow. Leslie M . 149. 336 Looker. Su anne I).. 450. 471 Loomis. Barbara June. 307 Loomis. Beverly Jean. 307 Loomis. Lucinda Ruth, 2 5 Looney. James. 1 3 Loop. Patrick Glen. 141. 341 Lord, Lynn Marie. 433 Ixircnz. Maricllen, 255. 317 Lorenzen. David G.. 439 l.orenzcn. Eileen O.. 418 Lorenzen. Julia Jane. 39 Lorenzen. Michael D.. 292 Losey. Elizabeth P.. 2 5 Loucks. Linda Ann. 255. 317. 372 l.oughy. Kathy. 337 Loutzcnhiscr, Wanda, 126. 142. 422 l.oveall. Robert M . 183 Lovell. Edward R.. 240 Loveridge. Marilyn F.. 154. 159. 182. 434. 471 Low. Terrance Earl. 147 Lowe. Carolyn J.. 323 Lowe. Jerry J.. 177 Lowe. Ray mond P.. 35 Lowe. Richard Eugene. 396 Lowell. David Mohr. 34 Lowery. Kathleen Ann. 337 Lowry. Philip C.. 245 Lowry. Chen Lee. 284 Lowry. Shirley Ann. 425 Lowthian. Richard A.. 420 Lowry. Phil. 244 Lowry. Terri Lyn. 374 Lowther. David Ray. 384 Lozier. Sonya Martha, ISO. 2 5 Lucas. Daniel. 267 Lucas. Donald Brooks. 171. 450 Lucas. Michael Glenn. 201. 450 Lucas. Ronald James, 249. 471 Lucas. Thomas Harris. 370 l.ucey. Owen Eugene, 252. 310. 471 Lucke. Gary Edwin. 440 Lucke. Marcia Lucile. 394 l.uckey. Pamela Kay S.. 142. 416 l.uckerothjoseph P.. 321 Ludlow. John Mahlon, 313 Luchring. Linda Sue. 371.472 l.uft. Pamela Joyce, 372 Luke. Dennis Robert. 395 Lulkh. Franklin Ray. 359 Lum. James Alan. 178. 438. 472 I.urn. Lewis. Jr.. 450 Lurnby. Butch. 244. 245. 294 Lummus. Janette D.. 280. 472 Lund. Dennis Stuart. 177 Lund. Kim Diane. 282 Lund. Merrilee Anna. 450 Lund. Michael David. 420 Lundahl. Robert B . 450 Lundberg. Constance. 450. 472 Lundgrcn. Pamela G.. 140 Lupton. Veryll Ann. 375 Lutticken. James A.. 382 Luttrcll. Terrance D.. 407 Lutz. Geri Lou. 426 l.ydon. Lynn l.orene. 373 l.yman. William T., 263. 362. 472 Lyndc. Ruston Dale. 197. 267 l.ynde. Catherine. 393 Lyons. Kenneth W.. 421 Ly tle. John Dean. 354 M Maag. Linda Dee. 137. 28 Maag. Patricia. 374 Maag. Marilyn Mae. 391 Maass. Thomas H.. 383 MacDcrmid. Roger C.. 438 MacDonald. Joseph. B.. 135. 363 MacDonough. Scotty. 309 Mace. Richard Lee. 361. 472 Mace. Richard Louis. 472 Macewan. John Dougal. 324. 472 Machaffic. Bruce P.. 472 Mack. Anita Della. 385 Mack. David Arthur. 278 MacKay. Mary M.. 435 Macke. Gerald Allen. 359. 177 Mackin. Harold A.. 472 Mackin. Marsha Lee. 128. 156. 322 MacMillan. Jaclyn S . 283 MacNab. Loren Edward. 155 MacNab. Stephen H . 359 MacPherson. James L.. 450. 472 MacPherson. Patricia. 368 MacRac. Kenneth Alan. 143 MacWilliams. Roderic. 169. 403 Macy. Ardycc Marilyn. 281 Macy. Dennis Warren. 286. 472 Macy. Rebecca Lee. 323 Madison. Karen Ann. 392 Madison. John W.. 320 Madsen. Karla Kay. 290. 472 Maeda, Carol Ann. 379 Magana. Charles L.. 360 Magee. David Leroy. 129, 200. 360 Magee. Joy Anet. 377 Magee. Terralyn Rae. 298 Mahfooz. Mohammed A.. 184 Mahoney. Steven J,. 367 Main. Mary Alice. 424 Main. Tucker William. 213 Maine. Charlene Nell. 450 Mainord. Peggy Lee. 426 Major, Carol Anne, 394 Mayor. George F.. 403 Makinson. Warren E.. 358 Makinstcr. Arthur E.. 173. 451. 472 Makinstcr. Bonita L.. 451.472 Malagon. Timothy S.. 295 Malcn. Margaret v., 355 Maley. Steven Thomas. 388 Malinga, Tom Hisa. 451 Mallery. Thomas H.. 297 Malmquist. William G.. 191. 347 Malone. Patricia Lee. 156. 451. 472 Maloney. David W., 183. 354, 472 Maloney, Michael T., 451. 472 Malpass, David Hugh. 403 Maltby. Peter S.. 3 2. 472 Mandenhall. Walt. 370 Mangan, Maureen K.. 434 Mangrum, Mike. 413 Mannheimer, Bianca M.. 392 Mansheld. William D..403 Manske. Kenneth A.. 279 Manskc. Robert W.. 354 March. Alex Nick. 430. 400 Marcotte. John C . 437 Mardis. Richard Neil. 165. 429 Maring. Carol, 451 Markle. Mary Lou. 451 Markham. Michael J., 227, 235, 260. J47 Markham. Patricia K.. 142.433 Markle. Mary Lou. 262 Markley. William B . 419. 472 Marks. David H.. 1 5 Marks. Margaret Ann. 177. 343 Marlene. David. 213. 344 Marquam. William I).. 428 Marquis. Eugene P.. 292 Marquis. Julie. 433 Marr. Cathleen Ruth. 283 Marr, Dorothea L.. 425 Marr. Robert Michael. 311 Marr. Sue Ann, 377 Marra. John Frank. 360 Marshall. Barbara J., 375 Marshall. Edward R . 153. 334. 472 Marsonette, Theresa. 451. 472 Marston. Harold. 151 Marstcrs. Colleen L.. 377 Marlin. Barbara E.. 451 Martin. Barbara K.. 451 Martin. Beverly Sue. 372 Martin. Connie Mae. 451.472 Martin. Dennis R.. 451 Martin. Dale Rae. 439 Martin. Ellen Louise. 433 Martin. James Ferrel. 339 Martin. James Thomas. 350 _ Martin. Janet Louise. 151. 322 Martin. Judith H., 316 Martin. Marcia. 150. 281 Martin. Mary J.. 417 Martin. Michael R.. 420 Martin. Nets Joseph. 321 Martinez. Juventino. 136 Marvin. William D.. 451 Marx. Richard Alan. 451. 472 Maryott. Jean M.. 451. 472 Maryott. William R.. 173. 472 Marquis. Pat. 139 Masog. Janice C.. 391 Mason. Cindy Linde!, 380 Mason, Duane Dale, 451 Mason. Frances Irene. 411 Mason. James Dwight. 359 Mason. Kathryn Jean. 374 Mason. Lynne. 299 Mason. Michael Roy. 451.472 Masque and Dagger. 155 Mast. David ElUs. 440 Masumura. Karen H.. 417 Matcrie. Nancy Ann. 135. 285 Mathcny Collin R.. 420 Mather. Donald Carl. 451. 472 Mathews. Gary Craig. 199 Matson. Cheryl Rae. 304 Matson. Kristine Kay. 283. 391. 255 Matson. Richard. 197 Matteson. Barbara J.. 399 Mattcucci, Christine. 317. 255 Mattson. Carl E.. 389 Maul. Alan Stephen. 403 Maul. Nancy Jean. 299 Mauratt. Carol G., 204. 305 Mauser. Stephen Fred. 428 Maxon. Susan Barbara. 393 Maxwell. Bonnie L.. 342. 472 Maxwell. Larry H.. 451 Maxwell. Melinda M . 374 Maxwell. Miles S..4I9 MajTjCarole Ann. 126. 138. 179, May. Danny Jack. 389 May. Donald Craig. 402 May. Paul D. 153.451 May. Joanne E.. 298. 472 May. Linda Ann. 376 Mayer. Gary Lee. 439 Mayer. Loren Eugene. 171 Mayes. Robert NL. 296. 213 Mayes. William T.. 178. 384. 148. 169. 472 Mayfield. Pamela Ann. 377 McAdams. Pat. 204. 306 McAllister. Jeffrey C.. 339 McAllister. James L.. 199. 451. 472 McAlister, James S., 126. 240 McAllister. Robert R.. 451 McAllister, Nancy. 149 Me Alpine. Una jean. 377 491 index McAnuUy, Michael K.. 383 McAulifTe. Mivhacl F.. 3JI McBride. Leroy. 451.472 McBride. Gary l .. 363. 472 McBride. Lee. 451.472 McCabe. Sharon Kay. 423 McCaffrey, Karen L.. 417 McCall. James Clark. 171 McCall. James Clemen. 451 McCall. Jimmy A.. 172. 451.472 McCallister. Michael. 166 McCallisier. Nancy E.. 451. 472 McCallum. Diane L.. 255. 317 McCamman. Jerry E., 451. 473 McClain. Floy Lou. 160. 342. 473 McClain. James M.. I B. 324 McClay. Jean E.. 441 McCleary. Kathleen A.. 432 McClellan. Howard A . 320. 473 McClelland. Richard. 402 McClung. Marianne K.. 426 McClure, Judith Jane. 441 McCoig. Merrily I... 317 McComas. Ronnie 1).. 62 McConnell. Mark Kent. 382 McCormack. William L.. 348. 473 McCormick. Jon M.. 312 McCormick. Lynda B-. 451. 473 McCormick. Michael D.. 178. 286 McCormick. Marcia A.. 156 McCormick. Norma M.. 371 McCormick. Ricky J.. 324 McCornack. Janet Sue. 307 McCornack. Rosannc K.. 392 McCorriston. 375 McCoy. Harriet H.. 364 McCoy. James Wiley. 151. 396 McCoy. Judith Ann. 65. 155.451. 473 McCoy. Shelby. 375 McCrac. William W.. 250. 251. 310 McCrac. Catherine G.. 374 McCrow. Pat. 177 McCready, Marvccn J.. 451.473 McCue. Delores Lela. 368 McCrow. Vernon Pat. 265 McCulloch. Rodney M.. 287 McCullough. Kathleen. 435 McCune. Garcn Lee. 430 _ McCune. Michael Cary. 340. 473 McCuskey. Richard B.. 173. 312 McDaniel. Cynthia K.. 433 McDaniel. Mina R.. 156. 451. 473 McDevitt. Jane Helen. 426 McDonald. James P-. 297 McDonald, Joel. 338 McDonald. John A.. 278. 473 McDonald. Penny Sue. 282 McDonald. Skye D.. 323. 255 McDowell. Joel G . 307 McDowell. Thomas E.. 147. 188. 213. 310. 473 McElhinny. Loretta M..4I5 McFadden. Mary Helen. 255 McFadden. Joseph L.. 389 McFall. Linda Mac. 375 McFall. Nondice L.. 375 McFarland. Diann. 355 McFarland. Katherine. 183. 451. 473 McFarland, Susan. 451 McFaul. Jim Arthur, 430 McGaulcy. Susan Jean. 473 McGaugh. ITcnnis A., 437 McGinness. Kevin E.. 414 McCiinnis. William J.. 172. 451. McGlasson. Allan J.. 200. 201 McGowan. Ken. 245. 361 McGrath. Bernard K-. 324 McGrew. Jack A Hand. 419. 473 McGugin. Cheryl E.. 417. 473 McGuire, Gregory C.. 413. 17. Mcllallic. Btucc. 451 Mrffaffle. Dale. 451 Mclnnis. Patricia K.. 391 Mclntirc. Harry F.. 437 McIntyre. John Lee. 341 McKay, Dcnicc Adcll. 379 McKay. Douglas H.. 177.451. 473 McKay. Gary Harold. 473 McKean. Sara Jane. 291 McKechan. Patrick K.. 294. 473 McKennett. Michael J.. 339 McKenzie. Linda Gail. 398 McKenzie. Michael G-. 346 McKeown. Charles H., 427 McKeown. Frederick E., 409 McKesson. John H.. 312 McKibban. Robin M.. 132. 28. McGibbcn. Craig. 278 McKillip. James F... 402 MeKtllip. Kaye. 451 McKinley. Candace E.. 280 McKinley. Darlene C.. 375 McKinney. Deeann. 434 McLain. CiifT. 437 McLain. Glenda L.. 147. 374 McLain. Thomas Hugh. 384 McLaren. Robert C.. 243. 245. 451.473 McLauchlin. Anne. 342 McLaughlin. Kathryn. 380 McLaughlin. Joseph P.. 346. 404 McLean. Donald Allan. 402 McLean, Patricia M.. 375 McLeod. Nancy. 64, 66. 281 McMahon. Blake F.. 359 McManus. James A.. 413 McMillan. Sarah E.. 153. 285 McMullen. Patricia M . 255. 343 McMurdo. Charles G.. 392 McMurphy. Sally. 371 McNary Hall. 400 NJcNaughton. Julcnc A.. 405 McNcal. Burton E.. 292 McNeal. Roy Delos . 293 McNcff. Patricia E.. 451 McNcal, William Kyle. 430 McNccvc. Alan John. 296 McNeil. Stuart Kent. 267 McNutt. James W.. 451 McQuary. Donald R.. 357 McQuin. Gary L-. 348 McRae. Ken. 404 McRae. Patrick G.. 181. 451.473 McRcynold.%. Larry A.. 278 Me Reynolds. Warren I... 182. 308 Me Roberts. Raymond. 437 McTaggart. Heather J.. 451.473 McVicar, Marjorie A.. 394 McVicker. Lora K . 434 McWilliams. Jon Alan. 451 Mead. Robert Paul. 177. 395 Mead. Robert Merrill. 395 Meade. William E..4I2 Meadows. Dianne P.. 405 Mcaley. Constance F.. .435 Measner. Peggy Ann. 393 Mcchab. Sheryl L.. 375 Mccham. Frederick B . 264. 354 Mccklem. Nicholas K.. 153. 159. 182 Mccklem. Gregord T.. 310 Nledler. Barbara Lee. 255 Mcdyn. Anthony Henry. 292. 47 3 Meeker. Larry James. 439 Mecsc. Gregory Lee, 357 Mceuwscn. Willis A.. 286 Mehlhaf. Richard C. 341 Mcinel. William G.. Jr.. 429. 473 Meiners. Paul Mcrvin. 309 Mein . Loren Daylc. 359 Mcilhof. William B.. 404 Mcisner. Sandy Leona. 143 Mclendy. Kaye. 392 Mcling. John Edmund. 370 Mellon, Corinne V., 399. 473 Mcltebckc. Rcnettc. 424 Melvin. Janice Mae. 128. 155. 177. 304 Memorial Union. 131 Men's Residence Hall Council. 143 Mercer. Alfred. Jr.. 157. 172 Mercer. Susan Lee. 434 Mcrnlees. James R.. 171. 452 Mernman. Arthur D.. 279 Merritt. Gregory M.. 171. 334 Mention. Earl Clare. 382. 172 Mcrwin. Lee Frank. 420 Mcrzcnich. James P.. 367 Mcsfim. Johannes. 439 Mcshclle. Wanda June. 374 Mcskcl. Catherine M.. 376 Messerlc. Fred R.. 321 Mcssner. Marilyn A,. 373 Metcalf. Dorotny J.. 375 Metteer. I.anis R-. 384. 402. 176 Mcttecr. Ronald E.. 176 Metzger. Wayne Rssss. 170 Mct lcr. Su annc Lee. 375 Mcwett. Charles P.. 245 Meyer. Bruno Caspar. 382 Meyer. Carol Elaine. 417 Meyer. Janet Lynn. 378 Meyer. Paula C.. 39.3 Meyer. Richard Neff. 173 Meyer. Robert D.. 321 Meyer. Walter Jacob. 405 Meyers. George Henry. 148. 169. Meyers. Nancy Louise. 424 Michael. Pamela Ann. 291 Middagh. Susan Marie. 452 Mikkelson, Bobbie I... 182. 323 Miler, Frederick S . 172.452 Miler. Joyce Annette. 179. 306 Miles. Dennis Gordon. 412 Miles. Julie K..452 Miles. Lynne Diane. 452.473 Miles. Robert J.. 17.3 Miles. Robert L.. 397 Mill. Gary Roland. 362 Millar. Franklin A . 279 Millard. Terry L.. 201 Miller. Alan Lee. 148. 177 Miller. Ann Ashley. 394 Miller, Barbara Gail. 174. 372 Miller. Caroline S,. 379 Miller. Cheryl Jean. 68. 473 Miller. Dale Eugene. 344. 473 Miller. Dudley Byron. 141. 345 Miller. Ira Thomas. 350 Miller. James Bell. 312 Miller. Jay Waller. 452 Miller. Joan C..299 Miller. John Matt. 175 Miller. John Trcpp. 452 Stiller. Judith Ann. 163. 288. 473 Miller. Judith Ann. 156. 182. 290 Miller. Judith K.. 426 Sillier. Law rence R.. 311 Sillier. Linda Mary. 291 siiiier. Lorie Lee. 431 Sillier. Margareta P.. 255. 317 siiiler. sianlyn Kay. 380 SMIer. Mary Louise. 298 Sillier. Nelda Helene. 368 Stiller. Peggy. 184 Sillier. Robert H.. 381 Sillier. Roy William, 340 Sliller. Susan Kay. 255 Sillier. Sharon E.. 191. 204. 304 Sliller. 1 heron S.. 421 siliier. Vera Grace. 425. 473 Miller. William R . 148.346 Slillett. Kathleen A.. 138. 204. 284 .Mills. Robert Bryan. 429 Slills. Ritchie A.. 333 Slilnc. Janet. 380 Slilnc. Robert H.. 293 Milner. Judith Rac. 130. 415 Slinchow. Nan Frances. 255 Slincr. Dennis Lee. 452 Slincr. Rick. 171. 172 Slingle. Philip T.. 181 Slingle. Karin Lee. 435 Slingle. Kristine. 299 Slinistcr. Bolton C.. 412 slink. Marcia Jean. 140. 255. 355 siinty. Joy Lynn. 164. 281 slirich, Linda Helen. 415 siirich. Rodney Lee. 278. 473 Slishima. Robert A.. 408 Sfitchcll. Charles L.. 169. 17$ Mitchell. Claudia L.. 149. 306. 374 Slitchcll. Jane F.. 4$2. 473 Mitchell. Slichael I... 213. 294 Slitchcll. Molly I... 323 slitchcm. James W.. 321 Slitchcm. Paul S.. 383 Slills. Dennis Wayne. 387 Sliyahara. Susan May. 373 Slivashiro. James T.. 159. 428. Sliyasaki. Roger K.. 153 Mizcc. Maaike. 441.473 Mizuta. Jerry Dwainc. 428 Slobley. Philip L.. III. 408 Mobley, Donald E.. 169. 346 Slodugno. Steven F... 437 Sloe. Carol Alma. 376 Moeller. Jeanette R.. 390 Sloflilt, Robert John. 407 siohntng. Judy. 147. 164. 433 Slohn. Thomas Edwin. 201. 204. 344.473 Slohrman. Thomas P.. 324. 473 Sloir. William P.. 300 Sloisan. John Leigh. 452. 474 Slolitor. Craig E.. 359 Stolikc. Chen I.yn. 336 Slonaco. Steven A.. 339 Slonfore. John D.. 452 Mong. Richard B.. 348 Monroe. Cal. 155 Slonroe. John Edward. 170. 334. 474 Monroe. Kathy. 152 Slonson. Slary Louise. 417 Slontag. Barbara Ann. 138 . 474 Montcro. Albert A.. 185. 287 Slontgomery. Ann L.. 417 Montgomery. Diana. 343 Slontgomery. Gerald E.. 148. 396 Slontgomery. Janice. 255. 317 Slontgomery. Penny D..28I Slontte. Don. 452 Sloon. Jack Eldon. 452 Moore, Albert B.. 360 Moore. Claudette E . 417 Moore. David Gordon. 300, 341 Sloorc. David Lee. 228 Stoore. Donna Lee. 127. 128. 280 Moore. Douglas Roy. 348 Moore. Floyd Curtis, 421 Sloore. Gary Douglas. 311 Sloore. James Richard. 176 Sloore. Jodell. 251. 281 Sloore. John Calvin. 340 Moore. John Edward. 35 J Sloore. Judith Irene. 426 Sloore. Kenneth I . 183 Sloore. Lcs. 150.159 Sloore. Fauna Mac. 177. 375. 474 Sloore. Robert Leslie. 145. 181 Sloorc. Robert Thomas. 134, 145. 162. 187. 480 Moore. Sheila Ann. 414 Sloorc. Susan Ann. 68 Sloore. Tom. 458 Sloorman. Barbara J.. 417 Sloran. John Lee. 452 Sloran. Linda Jean. 426 Sloranville. Slichael. 324 More. William K.. 227.229 Slorcland. Keith R.. 17$ Morey. Kirk C. 312 Slorgan. Allen James. 143.429 Slorgan. Harold V.. 294 Slorgan. Kathryn L. 105. 399. 474 Slorgan. Linda. 379 Slorgan. Maty K.. 391 Slorgan. Paul Dexter. 370 Slorgan. Sharon Kay. 355 Slorgan. W. Randy. 279 Slonn ika. Joyce SI., 452. 474 Slorioka. Gary R.. 139 Slorioka. Patricia A.. 191. 379 Morley, Marcia. 263. 355 Slorlcy. Richard C,. 474 Morris, Joanne Carol. 424 Morris. John Edwin. 452 Morris. Slelvin Harry. 174. 264 Morris. Nancy Lee. 377 Morris. Susan Coffey. 372 Slorris. Suzanne R . 391 Slorris. Vicki Lee. 435 Slorrison, Cheryl A.. 188. 280. 474 Slorrison. Dan D.. 452 Slorrison. Leslie C.. 343 Slorrison. Peggy E.. 452 ■Morrow. Sandra Kay. 263 Storsc. Christy Kay. 369 Morse. Gary Willard. 400 Storsc. Jonathan B.. 347 Morse. Larry Anthony. 320 Morse. Steve. 143 Storsc. Thomas Earl. 452. 474 Mortar Board. 163 Slortcnvcn. Craig F.. 294 Slortcnscn. Kenneth R.. 409 Morton. Margery Ann. 283 Slorton. Sally Jane. 369 Slorton. Steven Ray. 351 Slorton. Stephen J.. 351 Slover. Patricia Jean. 414 Moshberger. Diane S.. 156. 376 Mosher. Nora Kathrvn. 284. 474 SIoss, Betty Louise. 307 Slottner. Judy. 376 Slottau. Leo Edward. 333 Mowrcr. Robert R.. 350 Moyer. Richard Frank. 389 Sloy-Tom. Lynn. 394 Stu Beta Beta. 155 Sluch. Martha Christi. 298. 179 Sludge. Penny. 280 Sludge. Penelope Ann. 474 Slucllcr. Duane C.. 144. 388 Mulder. Peter C.. 182.300 Mulhauser. Gerald R . 130. 297 Mullancy. Susan C.. 316 Stullcn. Gerald P.. 359 Mullen. James II.. 359 Mulqutn. Lynn SL. 452. 474 siulvey. Gerald Kevin. 397 Slumlord, Dwight C.. 139. 149. 156. 346 Munch. Stephen D.. 353 Sluncno. Arnold I.. 164. 180 Slunji. Marcus T.. 175. 452 Slunn. Sandra. 417 Sluno. Victoria Ann. 431 Munroe. Dallas Frank. 452 Munscll. Paul R.. Jr.. 474 Munson. Keith. 224, 384 Sfunson, Richard T.. 452. 474 Slunson. Robert I... 156.474 Slurata. Steven SL. 153. 183. 452. 474 Slurchie. Leigh B.. 383 Sfurdock. Janet. 380 Sfurdock. Karen Lynne. 452. 474 Sturchison. Ralph J.. 404 Sfurphy. Dennis Wayne. 381 Murphy. Gary Evan. 333 Murphy. Slaureen K.. 323 Sfurphy. Robert W.. 177 Murray. Don Lee. 363 Murray. Slark Andrew. 347 Slurray. Patricia L.. 377 Slurray. Robert Eric. 423 Slurray. Theresa Rose. 37$ Slurry. Dennis Lee. 383 Sfurtaugh. Slary Ann. 298 Slusacco. Gary Louts. 213.452 Mushct. Robert G.. 452.474 Slutamba. Jean D.. 452 Slyer . Carol Ann. 25$. 283 Slyer . Connie Jean. 417 Sl ers. Gail. 290 Slyer . James Rodney. 321 Mycr . Sally K.. 392 Myers. William A.. 351 N Nagac. Jerry Edward. 400. 171 Nagai. Akio. 170 Naidck. Catherine. 37$ Nakada. Ellen Rctko. 417. 474 Nakano. Donald II.. 400 Nance. Gregory Lee. 353 Nance. Otis Vincent. 178.430 Nash. Judy Lee. 135.317 Nash. Larry Vernon. 500 Nash. Sandra. 452. 474 Nashlund. Slargarct, 434 Natlund. Slary. 4.1J Nauck. William Terry. 324 Nave. Larry. 153. 183.428.474 Navin, Scott SL. 341 Naylor. Robert K.. 296 Nayak. Sheela R . 180 Nayak. Sunil. 180 Na aroff. Susan W.. 415 Neal. Gary John. 213. 334 Neal. Norma Candace. 129. 139. 283 Neale. David Edward. 279 Ncbcrgall. David W.. |70 Neeley. Thomas Henry. 383 Nehcr. Gay Anne. 418 Neigcr. Richard Lyle. 334 Neill. James K . Jr.. 147. 346. 474 Nciison. Ellen Jo. 385 Ncimar. Ed. 311 Neish. James Scott. 309 Nelson. Arlene I... 204. 284 Nelson. Cheryl Rae. 375 Nelson, Christy S.. 298 Nelson. Clayton II.. 347 Nelson. David Allen. 439 Nelson. David SL. 358 Nelson. Dennis Wayne. 157 Nelson. Douglas Earl. 160. 170. 452. 474 Nelson. Eric B . 407 Nelson. Guy R.. 170 Nelson. James Steven. 29$ Nelson. Jccn Ailcen. 179. 35$ Nelson. Jim Steele. 68 Nelson. Jeffrey A.. 147 Nelson. Karen M . 149. 316. 474 492 index Nclion, Laurie Marie. 4)) NcIvon. Linda. 282. 474 Nchon, Linda Carole. 452. 474 Nehon. Mary Jo. 154. 2 0 Nelson. Mary K . 452 Nelson. Mary Rulh. 2 0. 474 Nelson. Nancy Jean. 393 Nelson. Robert W.. 14} Nelson. Sharon P.. 271 Nelson. Susan F... 255. 299 Nelson. Trista Ann. 425 Nehon. William IF. 256 Ness. Mike. 341 Ncstelle. Claudia J.. 291 Netzer. Garrett W., 452 Net er. Darlene H.. 452.474 Net er. Verne Lowell. )00. 474 Netzorg. Gregory B . 405 Neuberger. Patricia. 425 Ncubauer. Janis L.. 452 Neuman. Dianne Marie. 304 Ncuschwander. Linda. 39 . 414 Newby. Kenneth Russ. 11 . 119 Newby. Maribel Lee. 119 Newcombe. Brian E.. 149. 419 Newcomb. Edwin P.. 407 Newcomb. Mark T,. 420 Newcomb. Marcella L.. 375 Newell, Malcolm G.. 265.452. 474 Newell. Sandra I... 155. 342 Newhousc. Mary Jane. 255 Newman Club. 182 Newman. Glenda Lee. 285. 433 Newman. Vicki. 377 Newton. William O.. 267. 324 Neyhart. John Arthur. 324. 474 Ng. Ada. 3 5 Ng. Chcuk-Yu. 474 Ngai. Timothy N.. 3 8 Neo. Nga Phi Theresa. 431 Nibler. John Charles. 149. 171. J59 Nichol. Eldon Edward. 429 Nichol. Nancy. 474 Nichol. Roberta Jo. 433 Nichols. James S.. 278 Nichols. Louise M.. 426 Nichols. William E.. 170 Nicholson. Craig M.. 161.474 Nicholson. John W., 35 Nicholson. I.ynden E.. 185. 287 Nickerson. Michael R.. 430 Nickleberry. Billy R . 258 Nicol. Louise Irene. 3 5 Nicol. Nancy Jo. 2 0 Nicoson. Daniel R.. 362 Niederberger. Judith. 373 Nielsen. James E.. 161 Nielsen. Nicholas L.. 300 Nielson. Bruce R.. 301. 404 Niemi. Anne-Marie K . 280 Nightingale. Phyllis. 394 Niles. Barry Edward. 167. 250. 296 Niles. Susan Dianne. 307 Ninomiya. Rodney T.. 139. 300. 482 Nishihara. Marilyn S.. 380 Nishikawa. Corinnc K., 379 Nishikawa. Everett I.. 278 Nishimoto, Roy K., 180 Nishimura. Gene M . 150. 159. 181.452.474 Nishimura. Elaine S.. 147, 377 Niskanen. David E.. 353 Nitta, Norman S.. 407 Noble. Bruce John. 279 Noble. Pamela. 452 Noelle. Kaye Susannc. 2 9 Noli, Radinc Maye, 142, 426 Noland, William Ray, 201 Noland. Lynda Sue. 2 8 Noland. Linda Karen. 2 5 Noles. Peggy Maxine. 452. 474 Noll. William Thomas. 3 6 Nomura. Calvin S.. 81 Noonan. Thomas Ray. 357 Notberg. Marybelle S.. 9 Nordblom. Gerald D . 381 Nordykc. Denise M.. 378 Noren. Kattn Ellen. 2 4. 475 Norlin. James Arthur. 407 Norman. Kathleen M.. 379 Norman. Ronald Elmer. 3 2 Norman. Paul Daniel. 294. 475 Norris. Jo Allyn E . 2 9 Norris. Larry. 452 Norris. Paul Gregory, 33 North. Linda Marie. 374 Norton. Fred. 439 Norton. Margaret L.. 105. 452 Norton. Mary Lucinda. 132. 282 Norton. Sally Louise. 154. 305 Norton. Steven A.. 143. 3 1 Norton. Susan Jane. 305 Notcboom. James D.. 135. 14 . 169. 177. 27 . 452.475 Noud. Cathe Zoe. 2 2 Nudclman. Lawrence M.. 351 Nuckols. Ann Irene. 322. 475 Nulton. Dean Ernest, 370 Nunamaker. Michael N.. 324 Nunn. Frances Carol. 416 Nunn. Mary Ellen. 379 Nunnelley. Ladd W.. 171 Nusbaum. Gerald. 367 Nussbaumer. Janis. 355 Nultall. Sue Ann. 391 Nyberg. John Clayton. 1 5. 407 Nylander. Jay Erlmg. 342 Nylander. Nicholas C.. 347 O Oades. John Douglas. 175. 286 Oakey. Michael Scott. 204. 334. 475 Oberson. Tamara Sue. 307 Ochl. Aaron Sadao, 180 O'Connor. Molly Lytle. 432 O'Connor. Patrick D.. 204. 263. 300 O'Connor. Richard W.. 170 O'Connor. Michael J.. 141, 354 O'Connor. Michael P.. 141. 354 O'Connor. Thomas W . ' O'Cumpaugh. William R . 175 O'Dell. Charles F.. 407 O'Dimegwu. Emmanuel O.. 452 O'Done. Myra Terry so. 155. 422 Order. Joy Ann. 155 Oerding. Priscilla E-. 375 Otlcnbacher. Curtis. 3 9 Ogdahl. James G.. 267. 270 Ogdahl. William W.. 475 Ogle. Kathleen Susan. 307 O'llarra. Dale Grover, 381 Ohaway. Jim. 174 Ohm. David Lee. 1 5 Ohman. Alyce Lynn. 299. 375 Ohman. Ralph L.. 334 Oishi. Jewel Okiko. 375 Oakno. Cherie. 452 Okazaki. Sandra Jean. 378 Okino. Eugene. 41 Okita. Cheryl Lynn. 425 Okubo. Carol Akic. 373 Oldfield. Nancy F... 129. 337 Oldright. Judith Lee. 355 Olds. Charles Bruce. 213. 220 O'Leary. Kathleen Ann. 37 Oliver. Gregg Perry. 339 Oliver. Janet Doreen. 376. 475 Oliver. Kent Arthur. 295 Oliver. Linda Sue. 376 Oliver. Lori Lea. 306. 393 Oliver. Michael Dee. 175 Ollila. Rebecca S.. 378 Olmedo. Alberto R.. 252 Olsen. Julaine. 317 Olsen. Roland. 279 Olson. Barbara Kay. 452. 475 Olson. Charlotte Gay. 452 Olson. Carlton. 185 Olson.Christopher G.. 400 Olson. Gary Dean. 1 3 Olson. Gary Gilman. 1 3 Olson. Jeanne 1... 393 Olson. Karen lone. 371 Olson. Margaret A.. 147. 164. 423 Olson. Su anne 1... 188. 378 Olson. William Rev. 452 OKson. Richard Leo. 257 Okson. Nets Henry. 366 O'Malley. Hester Mary. 425 Oman. Joanne. 3 0 Omeara. Donald Chile. 335 Omicron Nu. 156 O'Neal. Jack Lyle. 161 O'Neal. Ronald. 29J O'Neill. Larry Joe. 324 Oppliger. Lois Ann. 435 Orange O'-. 156 Oregon American Pharmaceutical Assn . 1 3 Orcmus. Vern Charles, 452 Oriedo. Micah Atsiay. 1 5 Orr. Robert Lewis. 347 Orwiler. Patricia M.. 374 Osborne. Donald P.. 420 Osborne. Shirley R..425 Osmer. Timothy C.. 267 Ostcrbcre. Cheryl A.. 129. 343 Ostlind. James F.. 14|. 351 OUS Flying Club. 1 3 Ota. Jeremy Kayne. 126. 12 . 131. 137. 147. 196 Ota. Yoshiko. 452. 475 Otley. Larry Allen. 171 Otness. Alan D . 420 Oti. Bing Owen. 165 Ottaway. James R.. 413 Otto. Dalene Carol. 151 Ottoscn. Robert H.. 439 Ouye. Delbert Wayne. 177 Overholt er. Lauren. 263. 265. 266.452 Overmycr. Lcctta I... 393 Oxford House. 410 Ozyegin. Husnu M.. 125. 13 . 162. 209. 33 . 479 Paasch. Philip IE. 153. 183. 324. 475 Pace. John Brice. 197 Pacheco. Calvin D.. 363 Pack. Dennis Ray. 452 Pacho. Louis Rudolph. 333 Paczesniak. Penelope. 2 0. 475 Padgct. Vergie Kay. 431 Pagano. Donna Lee. 323 Page. Susan Jean, 372 Pahl. William George. 413 Pahrc. Richard. 118. 139 Paine. Cliff. 409 Paine. David McNair. 340 Palmer. James Robert. 170 Palmer. Mary Carolyn. 426 Palmer. Pat. 336. 179 Palmrose. Zoe-Vonna. 342 Palomaki. Steven P.. 408 Pancoast. Stephen D.. 243. 245 Panhellemc. 13 Pape. David Ronald. 265. 384 Papke. Otto. 297 Parady. Richard T . 34 Parcher. Gary R . 324 Pansi. Frank Marrs. 297 Parisi. Venera Maria. 422 Parisotto. John F.. 452 Park. James. 1 3 Park. Michael Glen. 452. 475 Parker. Donald James. 400 Parker. Douglas. 245 Parker. Irene. 392 Parker. Janet Louise. 3 0 Parker. Janet Lynn. 371 Parker. Kenneth Alan. 452. 4,5 Parks. Diana Kay. 435 Parmenicr. Molly L.. 06 Parmer. Judith Diane, 272. 6 Parr. W . Frank. 452. 475 Parrow. Douglas M . J67 Parry. Harold Vernon. 363 Parry. Patricia Anne. 475 Parry. Susan Dale. 399 Parsons. Ann C.. 290 Parthemcr. Eva Jane. 392 Pasero. Patricia Ann. 28 Patchot. James. 407 Patella. Dennis F.. 27 Patrick. Judith Anne. 453. 4,5 Patrick. Michael E.. 335 Patterson. Claudia J.. 393 Patterson. Kaye G.. 452. 475 Patterson. Patricia. 435 Pattison. Cindy. 26 Pattison. Harriet A.. 417 Patton. Candy. 323 „ ... Patton. Elizabeth A.. 255. 3 3. 392 Patton. Jayne Marie. 2 4. 475 Patton. Michael Ray. 170. 453 Patton. Richard W.. 321 Patton. Sally Mae. 453 Patton. Terry Ly nn. 440 Paul. Marcellus A.. 264 Paulsen. Diane Gail. 453. 475 Paulson. Beth Arlene. 2 2 Paulson. Carl V.. 170.437 Paulson. Jo Ann. 127. 136 Paulson. Karen Louis. 371 Paulson. Kristine T-. 1 7. 18 Paulson. Linda L.. 375 Paulus. Helen. 136. 280 Paxton. Karen. 453.475 Payne. Charles W.. 292 Payne. Clifford A.. 143 Payne. Donald Walter. 173. 201. Payne. Edythe Debora. 150. 291 Payne. Nyna. 337 Payne. Patricia Ann. 375 Pear. Willard F.. 312 Pearce. Nancy Jean. 127. 154. 163. 1 2. 304. 475 Pearson. Anne Louise. 434 Pearson. Jon Rkhard. 139. 334 Pease. Carter Duane. 3 7 Peat. Sandra Leslie. 431 Pechanec. Joyce L.. 453. 475 Peck. Dianne Elsie. 255. 2 5 Peck. Rebecca Dianne. 80 Ped. Tom Allen. 475 Pedersen. Carolyn J.. 453 Pederson. Ann Louise. 374 Peek, Joan Elaine. 371.4,5 Pell. Mary Su anne. 373 Pels. Robert Reinier, 332. 475 Pendergrass. Lawrence. 344 Pence. Martha Lee. 156. 2 2. 475 Pcnnata. Eric. 267 Pennington. Nancy L.. 291 People-To-People. 136 Perka. William F.. 453. 475 Perkins. Charles O.. 453. 475 Perkins. Edwin. 437 Perkins. Roberta L.. 425 Pernu. Judith Karen. 453. 47? Perrine. Michael R.. 3 4 Perry. Delan A.. 408 Perry. Linda Sue. 377 Perry. Robert Nelson. 45 Pcruzzo. Peter A.. 27 I’csek. Joseph. 177 Peters. Diane Susan. 379. 453 Peters. IXmald G.. 157. 453 Peters. Donald Roy. 402 Peters. Larry. 183 Peters. Ronald Dean. 351 Peters. Susan Linda. 343 _ Petersen. Loy Mark. 227. 2 8. 229. 230. 235 Petersen. Vernon E-. 453. 475 Peterson. Christine. 380 Peterson. Douglas G.. 321 Peterson. John A.. 406 Peterson. Karen L.. 283 Peterson. Neal L.. 172. 475 Peterson. Richard P.. 345 Peterson. Sharon L.. 374 Peterson. Susan G.. 305 Peterson. Susan K.. 372 Petroff. Stanley A.. 429 Pctropakis. Hcraclis. 269 Pctruzzclli. Patrici. 255. 423 Petterson, Joan. 377 Petty. heryl K . 156. 434 Petty. Carolyn V.. 432 Petty. Thomas M-. J54 Phelan. Patricia Kay. 304. 475 Phelps. Suzanne. 417 Phi Chi Theta. 157 Phi Delta Theta. 328 Phi Eta Sigma. 157 Phi Gamma Delta. 330 Phi Kappa Psi. 332 Phi Kappa Sigma. 357 Phi Kappa Tau. 35 Phi Kappa Theta. 359 Phi Sigma Kappa. 334 Philbrick. Sharon L.. 2 5 Philippi, Sandra B . 215, 323 Phillips. Brian K..40X Phillips. Dennis J.. 400 Phillips. Gary Jay. 357 Phillips. James M..4I3 Phillips. John J . 396 Phillips. Julie L.. 418 Phillips. Marshall I . 310 Phillips. Mary C.. 305 Phillips. Patricia II.. 453 Phillips. Robert M„ 353 Phillips. Steven C.. 295 Phillips. Steven M.. 401 Phinncy, Grace Helen. 453 Phinney. William H., 351 Phornprapha. Arnop. 170 Phipps. Michael M.. 350 Pi Beta Phi. 336 Pi Kappa Alpha. .360 P. Kappa Phi. 361 Pi Mu Epsilon, 15 Pi Tau Sigma, 158 Piazza. Stephen P.. 332 Picchi. Adrienne M . 392 Pichl. Diana V.. 393 Pick. Linda Louise. 373 Pick. Thomas Anthony. 143 Picker. Danny Boyce. 333 Pickett. James F.. 293 Pickett. Karen L.. 37 Pickett. Robert C.. 419 Picknell. Kern Lyle. 3 7 Piel. Kenneth Lloyd. 400 Pierce. James Clark. 357 Pierce. James R.. 453 Pierce. Janet C.. 3 0 Pierce. Jerrold Nehl. 324. 475 Pierce. Judy Jean. 290 Pierce. Kenneth Lyle. 34 Pietrok. Charlene M.. 399 Pifer. Peter Edward. 213. 214. 215.217.469 _ Pigeon. William G.. 153. 1 3. 429 Pigott. John Ernest, 357 Pike. Jim. 166 Pilkcnton. Gregory K.. 395 Pinkney. Maureen A.. 379 Plott. Steven L., 404 Pitman. Judith D.. 475 Pitney. Helen Louise. 127. 135. Pitney. Randall W.. 265.324 Pillock. David B . 171. 54 Pitts. Clydeen Rae. 376 Pitts. Kathleen Kay. 376 Place. David Eugene. 157. 292 PLimbeck. Janice L. 42. 475 Pleasant. David M.. 341 Plinski, Jeanne M.. 337 Pliska. Linda Joan. 432 Plumeau. William E.. 130 Podich. Nicholas M.. 333 Podbtclan. Kaye M . 375 Pointer. Carole M.. 453 Pokorny. William H.. 173. 3 3 Polachowskt. Allan J.. 292 Poling Hall. 405 %(V_ Poling. Ann Margaret. 156. 307 Pollard. Herbert A.. 177 Polston. Hope Kaye. 398 Pool. Bruce. Alan. 453 Poole. Robert R . 139. 162. 463. Poole. Rosemary. 307. 393 Pope. Dennis. 161 Pope. Edmond Dean. 360 Pope. James Henry. 167. 296 Pope. Lynn Randall. 139. 147. 34 . 476 Pope. Steven R.. 402 Popma. Christine L.. 377 Port. Sue Marie. 424 Porten. Donald R.. 139 Porter. Cheryl Kay. 156. 453. 476 Porter. Christy M., 37 Porter. Gail. 476 Porter. John. 324 Porter. Robert Jay. 3 8 _ Porterfield. Karen L.. 280. 476 Potampa, Orrln Honzi. 439 Potter. Alan Leroy. 357 Potter. Beverly June. 375 Potter. Marilyn Anne. 418 Potter. Susan Martha. 416 Poujadc. Fred Austin. 324 Powell. Donald Scott. 170. 312 Powell. James Ray. 339 Powell. Marian E.. 416 Powell. Michael Dale. 263. 296 Powell. Richard I... 476 Powers. Carolyn June. 3 0 Powers. Joseph R.. 84 Pownc. Theodore C-. 340 Poynter. David Keith. 404 Poysky. Gayle J.. 305 Poznanski. Suanne M.. 305 Prabhu. Kumbla Naras. 180 Praegner. Robert J.. 453 Prastka. Bonita P.. 394 Prater. Kathleen A., 373 Pratt. Judy Eileen. 2 3 Preece. Steven P.. 213.217 Preissler. Alan M.. 402 Presley. James W.. 402 Preuss. Dawn Ann. 424 Prevette. Thomas I... 17 . 199, 204. 2 6. 476 Prevette. Kenneth W.. 439 Prcvics. Marsha L.. 424. 476 Priano. Jerry Louis. 407 493 index Price. Dale Ernest. 427 Price. Danielle R . 154. 282 Price. Julie. 425 Price. Marilyn. 476 Price. Mary Cl.. J80 Price. V'elva Dean. 585 Priday. Raymond W.. 455 Prinsen. Linda L.. 129. 158. 140. 281 Probasco, Thomas C.. 401 Proebsiel. David W.. 164. 570 Proebsiel. Stephen K.. 148. 185 Proffitt. James Carl. 511 Prom. Cheryl Deborah. 575 Proppe. Susan Kay. 525. 425 Prosch. Nancy A.. 424 Publications Board. 145 Puckett. William D.. 297 Pugh. Diane Cathy. 285 Pullen. Aubyn. 555 Pullin. Christine A.. 578 Pumphrcy. Keith V.. 287 Purdy. Michael F.. 204. 455 Purdy. Mollie Jane. 255. 299 Purviance. Kenny K.. 579 Purviance. Paralee M..434 Purvinc. Glenna Lee. 556 Putnam. Gail I... 291 Pyrch, John Baine. 312 Quackenbush. Richard. 296 Quadros. Randcl Jon. 278 Query. Jack Frank. 412. 476 Query. Richard G.. 324 Quinn. James Michael. 236. 238 Quinn. Tony Eugene. 170, 310 Quirin, Thomas S.. 397 R Raab. Laura Lee. 131 Rabe. George Vern. 513 Racetic. Walter L . 335 Rader. Larry A.. 301 Kadkc. Carolyn Lee. 391. Racihkc. Frank Ralph. 173 Rafoth. Steven Frank. 413 Ragland. Willis E.. Jr.. 534.476 Ragnonc. Patrick M.. 402 Railc. Jill Marie. 422 Rains. Linda Ann. 424 Raistakka. Sadie H . 390 Rakeslraw. Kay Helen. 377, 155 Ralls. Michael R.. 183. 440 Ralls. Richard F. . 296 Ralonde. Raymond L., 287 Ralph. David Gordon. 173 Ralph. Thomas Lee. 204. 340 Rambousek. James C.. 333 Ramirez. Susan. 342 Ramp. Paul Alan. 339 Ramsby. Michael C.. 345 Ramsey. Barbara June. 455 Randall. Connie Ann. 372 Randall. Danny Owen. 166. 181. 453. 476 Randall. Roger Paul. 362 Randolph. Rae K.. 380 Randolph. Robert W.. 341 Rankin. John A., 347 Ransom. Jean Douglas. 406 Rardin. William J.. .566 Rasmus, Alfred A.. 366 Rasmussen. Dennis C.. 2T9. 181 Rasmussen. Margie A.. ISI. 156. 288 Rasmussen, William K.. 152. 172. 500. 476 Rasiorfer. Charles A.. 456 Rathbone. Pamela Kay. 377 Rathbun, 263 Rathsam. Alan David. 413 Ratliff. Donald E.. 367 Rau. Charles F.. 453. 476 Kau. Robert Lawrence. 547 Rautio. Wayne M.. 199. 386 Rawlins. Thomas Alan. 408 Ray. John Robert. 145. 428. 476 Ray. Martha Ellen. 281 Rea. Catherine. 385 Rea. Connie. 385 ... Read. Marcia Ann. 152. 298. 476 Read. Richard Duncan, 321 Rcafcldt. Richard. 301 Reamer. Sally Lloyd. 476 Reaney. Kim A.. 453. 476 Rcbcnsdorf. Pamela J.. 379 Rcckard, Ronald M . 181 Rector. Robert L.. 141 Red. James Neal. 293 Rcdifer. Donald R . 165 Rcdifcr. John Mark. 362 Rcdinger. Sharon Ann. 476 Reece. Richard K . 321 Reed Lodge. 412 Reed. Deborah Lois, 305 Reed. George Robert. 171 Reed. Hayward D . 181 Reed. Janice Marie. 255. 291 Reed. Phyllis Esther. 476 Reed. Sally Jean. 336 Reed. Steven Leonard. 408 Reese. Donald Henry. 171. 437 Reese. Douglas W.. 171.4J7 Reeves. Gloria Joy. 453 Reeves. John Dickins. 567 Reeves. Jerry Lynn. 311 Reeves Russell Ray. 150. 181 Reich. Jack Ernest. 148. 178. 429. 476 Reichers. Peggy. 322 Reid. GcorgcDickson. 420 Reid. Gordon Douglas. 263 Reid. Joe Myron. Jr.. 213 Reid. John Michael, 156. 155. 174. 548 Reicrson. William E.. 313 Rcilcy, Craig John. 321 Reinhorn. Nan. 154. 337 Rcinig. William L.. 347 Rcinikka. Allen Lee. 170 Reisland. F.d.. 173 Reister. Philip R . 169. 174. 287 Reiten. Lou Ann. 129. 154. 337 Remaly. Claire Ellen. 392 Remington. Lora Lee. 431. 453. 476 Remington. Nancy. 378 Renkert. Ralph W.. 427 Renosid. Virginia Ann. 411 Rcnshaw, William G.. 367 Renwick. Roderick M.. 427 Kcttig, 263 Rcyburn. Joyce M-, 164, 376 Reynolds. Charleen M.. 337 Reynolds. James Reed. 429 Reynolds. Joann. 343 Reynolds. Mary Ann. 374 Reynolds. Patricia M.. 379 RhoChi. 159 Rhoades. Gary Einar. 147. 324. 476 Rhoades. Verlin R.. 153. 352. 476 Rhoden. Jean Marie. 272, 281 Rhodes. Victor F.. 148 Ribik. Frank J.. Jr.. 476 Ribik. Louise B.. 372 Ricard. Su annc M.. 140. 307. 394 Rice. Carol Jean. 392 Rice. Catherine Anne. 394 Rice. Kathleen Anne. 164 Rice. Kenneth Lee. 348 Rice. Monty Grey. 293 Rice. Patricia Ann. 423 Rich. Larry Loyal. 339 Rich. Linda Louise. 453 Richards. Barbara $.. 369 Richards. Carole Ann. 392 Richards. Mary F... 433 Richards. Walter I... 402 Richardson. Kathleen, 323. 394 Richardson. Stephen. 354 Richardson. Susan. 299. 415 Richen. Lauren Rae. 375 Riches. Paula Jo. 284 Riches. Robert. 476 Riches. Susan Anne. 160. 476 Richey. Diane J.. 424 Richey. Philip E . 2 W. 453. 476 Richmond, Mark S.. 413 Richter. Carol J.. 435. 476 Richter. David E.. 308. 476 Richter. Eileen J.. 376 Rickard. William A.. 408 Rickert. Janet Marie. 255. 291. 375 Ricks. Edward M . 367 Ricchers. Peggy Lynn. 476 Riggs. Wayne Dale. 201. 386 Riglcr. Ross Allen, 381 Rigor. Thomas Cecil. 396 Riley. Daniel Roy. 181. 339. 383 Riley. David Leroy. 310 Riley. Linda Paige. 432 Riley . Michael W.. 453. 476 Riley. Stephen E.. 338 Ringe. James Louis. 408 Rinkcr. Susan Marie. 431 Ripley. Carol Jean. 453. 476 Ripp. Theresa Mary. 379 Riser. Susan E.. 316 Kislcy. Robin. 337 Ritchey. Alan H.. 294 Ritchey. Steven L.. 346 Ritchey. Teri Ann. 255. 373 Rittenhouse, Dorothy. 283. 375 Ritz. Margaret Karen. 433. 476 Ritz. Janet E.. 372 Rix. Phyliss. 380 Roaih. Daniel Kent. 406 Robb. Stephen Donald. 440 Robberson. Mary Ann. 255. 299 Robbcrson. Vicki E-, 127. 298 Robbins. Jane W.. 323 Roberts. Daniel A.. 403 Roberts. Daniel A.. 476 Roberts. Deborah A.. 283 Roberts. Douglas F.. 400 Roberts. George L-. 169 Roberts. Kathl n F... 425 Roberts. LetaC.. 164. 299 Roberts. Marjorie. 434 Roberts. Marylee V.. 174. 368 Roberts. William. 321 _ Robertson. Anthony A.. 292. 476 Robertson. Daniel M.. 267 Robertson. Douglas S.. 296 Robertson. Edward L. 396 Robertson. George J.. 294. 476 Robertson. James A.. 196, 200 Robertson. James M.. 196. 358 Robertson. John W„ 293 Robertson. Patricia. 441 Robertson. Terry G.. 407. 477 Robins. Bonnie Dee. 453 Robinson. Carol J.. 306 Robinson. Charles F-. 419 Robinson. Fred Leroy. 155 Robinson. Judith A.. 280 Robinson. Kay Marie. 379 Robinson. Larry Dean. 201 Robinson. Lynn C.. 265 Robinson. Michael W., 453.477 Robinson. Randolph H.. 144. 396 Robinson. R. R . Jr.. 308. 477 Robinson. Richard M.. 312 Robinson. Signe J.. 417 Robinson. Susan Lee. 289 Robinson. Thca N.. 380 Robinson. Carol Jean. 149 Robley. Dale Ernest. 453. 477 Robley. Doiuia Claire. 453. 477 Rockwood. David Alan. 352 Rodakowski. Kathryn. 255 Rodasky. Colleen. 385 Rode. tSouglas. 453 Rodgers. Marie Ann. 147. 343 Rodman. David Clark. 453. 477 Roccker. Frederick C.. 265 Roeder. Robbin G.. 301 Roehr. John Duane. 295. 401 Roemcn. Steven A.. 335 Roemcr. Teresa Olga. 204. 298 Roet el. Larry Wayne. 387 Rogers. Frank M.. 313.401 Rogers. James Allen. 301 Rogers. John Wallis. 428 Rogers. Susan Gayle. 453 Ronde. Susan Jane. 65. 307 Rohrbough. Mary S.. 135. 342 Rolfc. Robert Leslie. 312 Rollins. I aham M.. 400 Rollofson. John D.. 152 Romberg. Gerald P.. 346. 477 Romili. Jerry Aldo. 191. 311 Ronan. Pamela K.. 453 Ronk. Trudy Diane. 453. 477 Ronsin. Dale Arden. 321 Rood. James Edwin. 312. 477 Rood. Rovellc Rae. 435 Root. Catherine E.. 255. 323 Root. Shirley Louise. 255. 323 Root. Susan Mary. 157, 336 Rosario. Dennis. 213. 218 Rose. Sharon Diane. 375 Rose. Susan Jean. 417 Rosecran . Douglas C.. 361 Rosenau. Richard A.. 437 Rosenbalm. Bcv. 425 Rosenan. Richard. 169 Rosenau. Terry S.. 352 Rosenberg. Gordon D.. 403 Rosenfeld. Helen M . 323 Rosin. Richard Lee. 345 Rosling. Reed Victor, 396 Ross. Barbara Norcen. 343 Ross. Constance M.. 393 Ross. Gary L.. 172 Ross. James Edward. 351 Ross. Janet G.. 398 Ross. Larry Basil. 389 Ross. Melinda Lueen. 317 Rim. Steven Charles. 354 Rim. Terrill Ann. 433 Rtmman. David R.. 430 Rossncr, John T.. 436 Rost. Steven Dennis. 403 R os vail. Sheryl J.. 289 Rother. Earle Winton. 184 Rothfuss. Sara M .. 477 Rottle. Pgm. 283 Rouse. Charles Henry. 139. 338 Routt. James Arthur. 279 Rowland. Steve Fred. 177 Rozario. Dennis P.. 219. 453 Rubin. David Charles. 427 Rubens. Donna Jean. 379 Rucker. Kathy Linda. 435 Rude. Douglas H . 153. 477 Rudolph. Franklin A.. 201. 204 Ruff. Robert Dale. 183. 344 Rutfner. Suzanne M . 373 Ruhl. Betty Jane. 415 Rummel. Lynda Jane. 316 Rundell. Michael G.. 173 Kungc. Stephen Carl. 279 Runie. Robert Elbert. 439 Runyan. Nancy Ann. 290 Rush. Clive Cuthbert. 170 Rush. Dennis Blair. 170. 269 Kush. Sandra Elaine. 477 Rush. Susan Kay. 394. 453 Rush. Vernon Warren. 477 Rush. William Andrew. 200. 201. 204 Russell. Kathleen J . 281 Russell. Marvin Earl. 370 Russell. Richard B . 301 Rutledge. Michael R.. 165.403 Ruud. F. Barton. 453 Ryan. Arlene Anne. 255. 378 Ryan. Linda Sue. 337 Ryan. Michael F.. 345 Ryan. Patricia Marie. 368. 425 Ryan. Thomas George. 397 Rydell. Leonard A.. 420 Ryden. Dean Eric. 408 Ryder. Carol Lynn. 151. 424 Rydman, Kristel. 317 Ryesky. Melissa. 156. 263. 355. 477 Saager. Norman Dean. 402 Saar. Barbara Ellen. 157. 288 Saar. William Alfred. 279 Sabharwal. Sudarshan. 180 Sabin. Michael Ellis. 440 Sabo. Janice Faye. 45J. 477 Sabo. Paula Jane. 372 Sachtler. Gary R . 183 Sackctt Hall. 414 Sackctt. Judy Ann. 399 Sage. Elizabeth Jane. 373 Sager. Sharon Lee. 255. 281 Sagncr. Christina J.. 379 Sagncr. Stephanie J.. 376 Sahli. Richard M . 402 Saito. Karen. 180 St. Clair. Kenneth J.. 165. 382 St. John. John G.. 183. 354. 479 St. John. James L.. 143. 170. 4.7 Sami, Surinder, 180 Saito. Karen Sue. 453. 477 Saini, Phanpat, 180 Sakauyc. Steve M.. 278 Salmonson, Heidi Jo. 65. 441 Salyers. Donna H-, 414 Sammons. Charles P.. 339 Sarmam. Lachen. 243. 245 Samuel. Diane Janis. 130. 323 Samuel. Sharon. 255 Samuctson. Charles A.. 309 Sanborn. Judy. 374 Sanborn. Kathleen L., 291 Sanborn. Nancy Ellen. 432 Sandberg. Maynard C.. 157. 165 Sanders. John R,, 139 Sanders. Mary Lou. 425 Sanders. Neil Gordon. 367 Sanders. Paul Robert 412 Sanderson. Edward J.. 402 Sanderson. John I... 348. 360 Sanderson, Vicki Sue. 255. 377 Sandin. Terry Lee. 345 Sandoz. Gloria. 322 Sandoz. James P.. 429 Sandstrom. Jon C.. 213 Sandstrom Roger H.. 347 Sandv.k. Neil A.. 152.361 Sandvik. Mark S..402 Sandwick. Janet M.. 375 Sanford. R. Lynden. 406 Sanesi. Nelson J.. 204. 296 Santoro. Kenneth M-. 67 Santos. Paul Brian. 65 Sapiens. Alexander. 396. 477 Sargent. Fredric D.. 453 Sargent, Dennis J.. 381 Sargent. Carolyn, 453. 477 Sarine. Gail B . 337 Sarinen. Yvette. 255 Sasser. Steven Guy. 421 Sater. Larry. 453 Sather. Alan Craig. 453 Sather. Carol Jean. 152. 453. 477 Sather. Paul Kenneth. 453.477 Sato. Carolyn Ruth. 372 Satrum. Myron Andrew. 357 Sauer. John Lee. 153 Saunders. Eric R.. 361 Saunders. Marc II.. 150. 181. 346. 477 Saunders. Richard W.. 347 Savage. Gerald Roger. 334. 477 Saxton. Sandra Kay. 285 Saylcr, Wanda Louise, 380 Saylor. Clyde C.. 137. 158. 338 Saylor. Richard. 402 Schaad. John Gilbert. 181. 437 Schaad. Kathleen M.. 144.411 Schaber. Paul Oscar. 134. 300 Schaefer. Richard W.. 332 Schallenberger. Diane. 307 Schamber. Janet D.. 392 Schamburg. Gayla L.. 372 Schapper. Robert P.. 152. 395 Schcele. Karen Sue. 156. 306 Scheelc. James R.. 213,339 Scheer. Steven Dale. 309 Scheiber. Mendeth. 453 Schcideggcr. Alan F.. 165 Scheideman. Thomas H.. 413 Scheidcmann. Maribeth. 288 Scheisky. Leonard J.. 348 Schenk. John F.. 436 Scherich. Tom. 263. 293 Schermerhorn. Ellen. 150. 163. 506. 477 Schild. Edward Ralph. 397 Schlll. Penny Louise. 377 Schild. Rebecca Anne. 156.477 Schilling. Doris G.. 425 Schilling. Karl W . 397 Schimctpfcnig. D. A.. 150. 159. 160. 181 Schindler. Richard M..437 Schlappi, Linda Jean. 280. 368 Schlcgel. Jean. 166 Schlcgcl, Robert C.. 405 Schlcnker. I.eland R.. 139. 148. 173. 350. 477 Schlosbcrg. Joyette. 374 Schlupe. Toni Ann. 417 Schmidt. Dean Edward. 402 Schmidt. Joanne Ruth. 391 Schmidt. Linda Lee. 157. 378 Schmidt. Ruth M.. 426 Schmitt. James L.. 453.477 Schmitz. Brenda. 151.316. 477 Schmitz. Eugene R . 454. 477 Schmoe. Terry E . 437 Schmokci. Marilyn L.. 284 Schmokel. Stanley C.. 292 Schneider. Jeffery W„ 333 Schneider. Joseph J.. 413 Schneider. Judy. 454 Schneider. Stanley M.. 181. 359 Schneider. Thomas A.. 359 Schnore Elizabeth K-. 454. 477 Schcicnborn. Janet M.. 263. 385 Schoenborn. Roger L.. 367 Schoff. Linda Ann. 375 Scholl. Susan Kay, 425 Schooiey. Mary Chris. 393 Schoppcrt. Susan K-. 369 Schrocdcr. Constance. 378 Schrocdcr. Grant B . 310 Schrocdcr. Sandra R . 415 Schu. Mary Adcne. 411 494 index Schucler. Suun I.. 322. 477 Schuct , Stephen J.. 402 Schukart, Terry L-, 224 Schuler, Anita, 432 Schulmerkh. Edward. 3 9 Schulmcrich. Marcia. 423 Schultz. Janet Sue. 145. 190. 305. 473. 477 Schulz. Dianne Marie. 411 Schulz. Helen Esther. 288 Schulz. Karen Ann. 379 Schumacher. Ellen M., 291 Schumacher. Warren L.. 454 Schuitpelz. Steve P.. 297 Schwab. Helen K . 432 Schwab. Martha H„ 42 Schwabe. Margy. 204. 306 Schwartz. Melody L., 375 Schwarz, George E-. 383 Schwarz, James Kaye. 454 Schwarz. John Ira. 454 Schwar er. Daniel R.. 169. 454. Schwarzer. Dorthye. S-. 454. 477 Schwcinlizer, Carl J.. 439 Schweppe. Diane E.. 426 Schwing. Kenneth M.. 439 Sciuchetti. Larry L . 150. 159. 160. 1 1. 352.477 Sciutto, James R.. 400 Scoggins. Thomas V.. 341 Scott. Barney C.. 454. 477 Scott. Carol Jane. 477 Scott. Charli Ann. 152. 163 Scott. Deanna Marie. 454. 477 Scott, Gary. 345 Scott. Jean Ann. 305 Scott. Kent D.. 213 Scott. Maryanne. 3 5 Scott. Patricia Ann. 4|| Scott. Robert A.. 204. 439 Scott. Sandra Jean. 372 Scott. Sandra Lee. 342 Scott. William B.. 139 Scovil. Kay Celia. J43. 414 Scriptcr, Donald E., 436 Scriumicr. Jacque S-. 425 Scroggins. Coy Ray. 345 Scagravcs. James F.. 185. 204. 454. 477 Seals. Bearl Alan. 175. 413 Scaright, Gregory N.. 333 Seay. Juanita Ann. 374 Scawright. Signc M.. 423 Sccrcst. Dennis D.. 454 Scebach. Marilyn L.. 305 Seeley. David C.. 301 Seibert. Carol Ann. 157. 435 Scidl, Patricia Ann, 317 Seig, Mardean, 343 Seim. Thomas Alan. 454 Sclbcrg. Eric B..244. 477 Selby. David Lee. 170. 292 Sclkrcgg. Dianne. 255.433 Senerckia. Bill. 370 Sen. Arun Kumar. 180 Scnsenbach, Kerry O.. 136. 408 Scnton. Joan. 174 Serell. David Clarke. 279 Sergeant. Jon W.. 424 Scricko. Julie F. . 390 Sethi. Satnam L.. 180 Settles. Carole Anne. 417 Setzer. Suzan Wendy. 157. 305 Sevall, Shcrilyn. 426 Severeide. Andrea. 127. 337 Sever. Robert S.. 204 Scverns. Kathleen M.. 369 Sexton. Joan. 136. 147 Sexton. Sandra. 431 Shackelford. George. 437 Shackelford. John C.. 360 Shadman-V'alavi, Moha. 454 Shafer. Robin D . 306. 454 Shaffer. Nancy Lee. 130, 305 Shambaugh. Stephen R.. 263 Sharp. George Carter, 139. 294 Shar . William Lyle. 172. 454. Sharpnack. Alan Dale. 347 Sharrer. John Harris. 430 Shaull. Kenneth B . 292. 478 Shaver. Cheryl Lynn. 454 Shaw. Betty Jane. 426 Shaw. Darrell B . 332. 478 Shaw. Michael David. 181 Shaw. Robert Wesley. 437 Shaw. Ronald Larry. 340. 478 Shaw. Shirley Joyce. 37 Shaw. Stephen James. 213 Shayc. Mohamed Ali. 184 Shea. John Carl. 454 Sheaffer. Douglas A.. 345 Shearer. Karen Norma. 373 Shearer. Lavina Jane. 391 Sheehy. Mary Jane. 433, 478 Sheets. Donald F... 173 Sheets. Sherry Ann, 441 Sheirbon. Joseph W.. 176. 406 Shelby. Michael L.. 175 Shelly. Pam. 373 Shelton. Sherry Rae. 434 Shepherd. Craig E . 141.353 Shepherd. Larry E-. 183 Sherlock. Constance. 284. 478 Sherman. Caroline H.. 131. 435 Sherman. Joseph D.. 360 Sherman. Kathy. 291 Sherman. Richard J.. 269 Sherwood. Barbara J.. 174, 36 Sherwood. Dennis R.. 454. 478 Sherwood. Gary Allen. 153. 183 Sherwood. James M.. 313 Sherwood. Karel N.. 454 Sherwood. Susan Gay. 336 Shetky. Steve. 339 Shibayama. Clara T.. 417 Shields. Butch Olin. 345 Shiflctt. Stephen A.. 324 Shiflctt. Teresa G.. 454 Shild. Becky. 163 Shimomura. Richard J., 311 Shinn. James F., 170 Shinn. Lore lee F.. 391 Shioshi. Loretta L.. 454 Shioshi. Patricia. 377 Shiraivhi. Pauline S.. 164. 392 Shirley. Ann. 316 Shiroyama. Samuel I.. 309 Shishido. Koichi. 366 Shlveley. Jerry W.. 175 Si even. Sandra. 417 Shoberg. John Leroy. 161.454 Shogrcn. Carole Lee. 2 5 Shogren. Rebecca L.. 375 Shook. John. 245 Short. Danny Dee. 407 Short. James Hale. Jr.. 354 Shue. Alan Wayne. 174.308 Shuford. David S . 252 Shull. Wayne Aubrey. 148. 155. 412 Shulte. Steve. 454 Shumway. Linda Kay. 305 Shumway, Myrna Jean. 255. 285 Shutt, Michael David. 420 Sibley. Steven David. 169. 311 Sickenger. Charles B., 324 Sieben. Mary. 189 Siebs. John Armin. 240. 347 Sieg. Kay Mardean. 371 Siegel. Judith Anne. 426 Siek. Ted. 183 Sievcrs. Larry C.. 165. 262 Sievcrt. Sandra Lynn. 264 Sigloh. Karen Roycc. 127. 142. 371.478 Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 338 Sigma Chi. 340 Sigma Kappa. 342 Sigma Nu. 44 Sigma Phi Epsilon. 346 Sigma Pi. 348 Sigma Tau. 159 Sigman. Richard S., 172. 454, 478 Signet. John Leonard, 454 Sigwocth. Harrison W.. 278 Silbcrnagcl. Betty J.. 368 Sillers. Bruce. 204. 454 Silvcn. Patricia M . 255. 307 Simantcl. Lee Allan. J35 Simila, James David. 367 Simmons. Charlene K,. 423 Simmons, David Val. 183 Simons. Su anne Mary. 391 Simonson. Janice M.. 255. JOS Simpson. Carol Ruth. 426 Simpson. Kathleen L . 423 Simpson. Laurale J.. 342 Simpson. Leann. 433 Sims. Herbert Daryl. 309 Sims. James J.. 293 Sims. Linda Ann. 183 Sims. William Wade. 139. 162. 201.466. 478 Sinclair, Lem Karen. 155 Sing. Laura Lum. 375 Singer. Robert P.. 81 Singer. Patricia J.. 392 Singleterry. James A.. 427 Singleton. Joseph H., 198 Singworth. Harry. 171 Sinnhuber. Carol A.. 307 Smyard. Joyce Lee. 345 Sjnblom. Kai Jon. 178 Skaggs. Patty Lou. 434 Skerhutt. Linda Ann. 390 Skille. Corliss M.. 281 Skille. Robert Byron. 207. 300 Skinner, Steven P.. 413 Skinner. William S., 413 Skoe. Roger Albert. 177. 286 Skoog. James Arvid. 249. 320 Slaattcn. Arvid. 438 Slack. Candice L.. 2 9 Slack. David Paul. 362 Slater. John Robert. 427 Slater. Mical Neil. 454 Slaughter. Richard A.. 402 Slaughter. Raymond I... 353 Slaughter. Robert S.. 436 Slavens. Stephen G.. 135. 157. 165. 35 Slavkovsky. Susan. 385 Sleeter. Carolyn J.. 281 Sleeter. Richard L . 170. 340 Sloan. Jerry Lee. 148. 177. 454. 478 Sloan. John A.. 293 Sloan. Robert W . 344 Sloat. Mark Steven. 335 Slottee. John S.. 300 Slusarenko. Patricia. 164. 391 Smalley. Thomas W.. 183 Smart. Kathleen D., 337 Smelser. Steven R.. 295 Smith. Carol Marie. 410 Smith. Caroline R . 131. 164 372 Smith. Catherine C.. 164. 373 Smith. Catherine M.. 373 Smith. Charles E.. 430 Smith. Charles IL. 430 Smith. Charles L.. 170. 357. 478 Smith. Clyde F.. 213 Smith. Cynthia Ann. 454 Smith. Dallas M . 278. 478 Smith. David Michael. 192 Smith. David Riley. 147 192. 352 Smith. Delmer C.. 175. 454 Smith. Ernest Joe. 213. 260 Smith. Harlan B.. 171 Smith. Harvey James. 408 Smith. Jacqueline R . 185. 454 Smith. James E.. 478 Smith. James Harold. 454 Smith. James Leon. 309 Smith. Jeffrey Wayne. 236. 239 Smith, Jennifer J., 375 Smith. John Alex. 439 Smith. John Lyman. 161. 178 Smith. Judith Elaine. 376 Smith. Karen Alleyn. 156. 322 Smith, Kenneth L.. 181 Smith. Kent Alan. 287 Smith. Lcta Jean. 454. 478 Smith. Linda Lucille. 291 Smith. Lorna M.. 291 Smith. Lowell Edward. 346 Smith. Lynn. 441 Smith. Marilyn E., 454. 478 Smith. Marilyn Sue. 424 Smith. Mark Louis. 321 Smith. Mark. Richard. 287 Smith. Maude Esther. 375 Smith. Melvin Earl. 370 Smith. Michael. 439 Smith. Michael K . 172.478 Smith. Milton James 181 Smith. Nancy Lynn. 282 Smith. Norman S.. 177. 340 Smith. Olivia Lee. 142. 372 Smith. Pamela Jean. 164. 425 Smith. Peggy Ann. 393 Smith. Randall W.. 430 Smith. Raymond Lee. 324 Smith. Richard Leon. 402 Smith. Richard T., 293 Smith. Robert Dec. 409 Smith. Robert Vern. 436 Smith. Sally Ann. 434 Smith. Sharon Lee. 378 Smith. Sherrie Rae. 147. 281. 372 Smith. Stephen Lee. 157 Smith. Stephen S.. 260. 296 Smith. Susan Jeanne. 255 Smith. Susan Lee. 425 Smith. Sylvia Louise. 454 Smith. Terry James. 243. 245. 334 Smith. Terry Lee. 224. 225. 312 Smith. Terry L.. 224. 225. 353 Smith, Theresa Ann. 435 Smith. Teri, 343 Smith, Tracy Evans. 224. 225 Smith. Van Alan. 213. 345 Smith. Victor T.. 421 Smithson. Sandra K.. 317 Smoot. Arthur Eugene, 427 Smouse. Cherilyn A.. 434 Smyth. Fred Carl. 321 Smythe. Larry L.. 3 1 Snead. Sally Eileen. 132. 2 8 Snead. Michael A.. 437 Sneed. Kay Nell. 343 Snell Hall. 422 Snell. Dennis Arthur, 367 Snider. Steve. 213 Snodgrass. Dennis M.. 381 Snodgrass. James R . 454. 478 Snodgrass. Karen R.. 157. 425 Sny der. Craig Arthur. 296 Snyder. Larry T.. 454. 478 „ Snyder. Martha Cko. 130. 255. 317 Snyder. Murl Ray. 151 Snyder. Philip John, 176. 454. 478 Sohler. Kathleen V.. 372 Sohn. Raymond D.. 408 Soils Club. 184 Sokkala. Mike. 245 Sokolow. Robert, 369 Solari, Gary Anthony. 159. 170. 478 Sollars. Steven L.. 353 Sommers, Sonia Lea. 323 Sonnenberg. William. 294. 478 Sonniksen, Craig C.. 245 Sophomore Class. 129 Sorbcr. James D.. 3 3 Sorenson, Gregory J.. 408 Sorset. Richard C.. 262. 454. 478 Sorscth. Jason D.. 454. 478 Sorseth. Steven L.. 454 Sorum. Larry Neil. 454. 478 Soth. Alan Herbert. 321 Souders. Doyle E . Jr.. 181. 350. 478 Soukkala. Nimrod. 167 Soulek. Veronica A.. 160. 373. 478 Southmayd. Linda D.. 441 Southworth. Sharron. 377 Southworth. W. I.. 334 Spady. Patricia Jean. 379 Spahr. William R.. 153.478 Sparks. Danny C.. 157. 165 Sparks. John Edgar J.. 334. 478 Sparks. Margaret C-. 392 Sparks. Michael J., 165 Sparks. Patricia C.. 193 Sparling. Ann F.. 255 . 323 Sparling. Charles J.. 33 . 478 Spayde. Patricia S.. 305 Speckhart. Helen J.. 12 . 179 Specs. Cheryl Marie. 376 Speidcl. Carol L.. 343 Spclbrink. Robert P.. 141. 361 Spence. Nancy Jean. 192. 204 280 Spencer. Harry M., 173 Spencer. Joan. 434 Spencer. Michael C . 293 Spickcrman, Barbara, 379 Spiegclbcrg. Eden A.. 192, 316 Spielman. Kristine A.. 323 Spiesschaert. Lyle. 437 Spicring. James R.. 437 Spies. Charles F., 358 Spil e. Nadine Ruth. 174. 368 Spivey. Linda M-. 379 Spradlin. Ward V.. 454. 478 Sprague. Lee. 235. 237. 351 Sprang. Deborah Lee. 305 Sprengcr. Donald L.. 360 Spring. Richard K..437 Sprouffskc. James F., 454. 478 Sprowls. John F.. 401 Spurlock. Elaine M., 374 Spurlock. Marcia I... 417 Squire. David C-. 181.478 Squire. Douglas R.. 166 Stacc. Lawrence D.. 454 Stacey, Diane Lynn. 157. 28 . 478 Stacey. Karen Louise. 255. 289 Stadheim. Judy. D., 157, 305. 478 Stadleman. Tony. 370 Stahl. Karen Leigh. 305 Staley. Audrey Jean. 392 Stalick. Roger Dean. 213 Stalnakcr. Marion M.. 143. 440 Stamm. Marilee. 323 Stamscll, David, 174 Stanclift. Karen. 171 Stanticld, Marilynn. 138. 364 Stanhll. Susan M.. 434 Stanford. Robin B , 298 Stanley. Kim Alan. 454 Stanton. James Henry. 454. 478 Stanton. Kenneth D.. 407 Stanwood. Linda Kay. 478 Starkey. Jcdd Glenn. 297 Starr. Delbert M.. 408 Starry. Clark N.. 439. 479 Stastny. Jeanne Sue. 425 Statlcr. Jeannette. 140 Staulfer. Cathy Lynn. 289 Staulfer, David C-. 152 Stauss, Irene Linda. 127. 145. 189.160 Stcbncr. Richard A.. 165 Stcbner. Linda Jean. 131. 160. 163. 188. 454. 479 Stcchcr. Brian E., 310 Stcege. Roy. 344 Steele. Barbara Ann. 390 „ Steel. Ronald Edward. 177. 454. 479 Steele. Jane Ann. 441 Steele. Janet Helen. 337 Steele. Larry Rex. 308 Steele. Linda I . 364. 479 Steele. Mandy Jean. 322 Steele. Robert W . 297 Steen. Mary Rose. 156.479 Steen. Sandra I_. 307 Steenson. Kathleen A.. 398. 479 Stegen. Martha C..44I Slegemcyer. Randall. 181. 3 8 Stcindorf. Dennis L.. 153. 454. 479 Steiner. Timothy A.. 370 Stcinfcid. Carolyn M.. 204, 454, 479 Steinfcld. Richard. 454 Steinka. Leadell. 142. 371 Steinke. Kenneth W.. 171 Stcinlc. Robert D.. 351 Steinman. James Lee. 438 Stennett. Bruce, N.. 354 Stcnnclt, Dale R.. 161. 178. 454, 479 Stcnnick, Susan May. 454 Stephen. Jacqueline, 374 Stephens. Barbara R., 392 Stephens. Charles S., 292 Stephens. Lester K.. 360 Stephens. Lester L.. 14 . 2 6. 479 Stephens. Ruth Ann. 147, 164. 3-Steven. William R . 2 7 Stevens. Carol. 140 Stevens. Caryl L.. 317, 391 Stevens. Cynthia Kay. 373 Stevens. Edwin David. 268 Stevens. George F-, 118. 1J4 Stevens, Gary Lee, 340 Stevens. Joan Alice. 399 Stevens. Margaret C.. 423 Stevenson. Richard J.. 308. 479 Steward. Tari Duaync, 437 Stewart. Catherine A., 132, 153. 282 Stewart. Jesse E.. 454 Stewart. Judi Carol. 455. 479 Stewart. Marjory. L-. 2 5 Stewart. Michael A.. 161. 33 Stewart, Peggy Ann. 379 Stewart, Ronald E., 161 Stewart, Steven A.. 293 Stewart. Stephen R.. 324 Stcyskal. Lynda Rae. 371 Stcyaert. Susan C.. 411 Stier. Marcia Jane. 455.479 Stiser. James V., 312. 479 Stiles. Virginia Fay. 380 Stillinger. Kenneth. 341 Stllwell. Joseph W.. 256 Stinntan. Glen Lee. 413 Stinnett. Alton E.. 367 Stinnett. Gerald L.. 412 Stinson. Christina L.. 425 Stinson. Lester P.. 352. 479 Stircwalt, Vivian L., 185. 2 3 495 index Slitcs, Richard Wot, 175,439 Stith. Ronald Edward. 419 Sliucl. Paul Allen. 429 Stockard. Mary Joan. 369 Stockdalc. John Lee. 35 Stockflcth, John I.cc. 174. 2 ' Stockton. Darn I I.cc. 352 Stoddard. Maryl Kay. 441 Stocbiit. Carol Chris. 455. 4.9 Stolhand. Marjorie A.. 3 0 Stoll. Harold Wayne. 153. 1 3. 455. 479 Stoll. I’clcr Alan. 366 Stollcr. Marvin G.. 419 Slota. Cheryl K . 39 JN Stone. Bernadette I).. 157. 455. ' Stone. Carol Ann. 455 Stone. Patricia Ann. 305. 479 Stone. Patricia P.. 153. 2 9 Stone. Virginia Kay. 432 Stonccyphcr. Joseph. 33 Stoner. Shirley C . 435 Stonewall. Alan J-. 165. 293 Stopp. Mary Jo Anne. 149 StorhofT. Judith I . 29 . 479 Stothart. Frances K.. 322. 479 Stollcr. Mary J.. 299 Stoutenburg. Mary I... 373 Stovall. John Walter. 42 . 479 Stovall. Martha I... 3 0 Slot all. Sara Joseph. 132. 2 3 Strachan. Mark S.. 1 5 Strait. Samuel R.. 397 Straka. Philip P.. 430 Stranahan. David I.. 34 Straney . Sharon Lee. 434 Strang. IXmcan Reid. 311 Stramx. Mary M . 391 Slranix, Robert I:.. 311 Stratton. Willard F'.. 150.160. I ' Straughan. Thomas E.. 279 Slrautborger, F„ 170. 360 Slrawn. Chris Andrew. 34 Strieker. Steven I .. 419 Strickland. Connie J . 455 Strickland. Harold W . 3 9 Strickland. Melanie. 375 Stringer. Karen M-. 3 0 Stroh. Terry Lynn. 439 Strom. Richard M., 339 Strombcck. Kathleen. 376 Stromme. Bonnie Bee. 455. 479 Stromquist, David W„ 297 Stromsnevs. Carl P.. 352 Strong. Jonathan F... 479 Strong. John Stephen. 265 Stuart. John William. 171. 455. 479 Stuart. Judy Ellen. 426 Stuart. Kathleen M.. 379 Stuart, Raymond St. J.. 455 Stubbs. Yvonne Marie. 455. 479 Studcbakcr. Kay. M . 2 4. 479 Student Activities, 134 Stump. Patrick F.. 455 Stupp. Caroline F... 255. 317 Sturdevant. Karen M., 391 Sturgill. Richmond B . 402 Sturgis. Mary Olivia. 306 Slursa. George C-. 256 Sluwe. Lyle Bruce. 353 Sttchanck. Ronald A.. 30 Suchvland. Dianne M.. 291,372 Sugahiro. Janis Shi . 164. 3 0 Sugimura. Richard II.. 30 Suhrbicr, Jean Marie. 157. 399 Suhrbicr. Verna Jane. 36 Sullivan, Dennis J.. 408 Sullivan, John Paul. 1 1. 360 Sullivan. Michael F... 213. 455 Sullivan. Robert T.. 1 3 Sullivan. Steven K., 361 Sullivan. Walter R.. 172 Summerfield, Darryl, 167. 352 Summers. Donald Leon. 213. 217. 409 Summer . Richard I).. 293 Summer . Steven Roy. 404 Summersett. John S.. 263 Summerset!. Carolyn. 479 Sunamoto, Robert K.. 3 Sunderland. Mclda D.. 179 Sundby. Herbert C.. 340. 479 Sung. Randolph. M.. 402. 430 Sundejuist. Linnea, R.. 390 Sorbaugh. Martha ).. 2 1 Susnik. Frank. Jr.. 3. 3 2 Surmcycr. Maureen C-. 415 Suxbaucr. Mark Lee. 265 Sutter. HcrschclC.. 177 Suva. Donald Carl. 310 Swain. Mina Lou. 299 Swan. Gene Allen. 176. 406 Swan. Gene Edward. 409 Swanson. Beverly J.. 392 Swanson. David T.. 351 Swanson. Perry W.. 333 Sweany. Linda Anne. 2 1 Sweek. Michael Ray. 420 Sweet. Douglas IE. 353 Sweet. Mary Theresa. 392 Swcctland. Dale E.. 400 Swensen. Keith R.. 339 Swift. Bette. III. 391 Swinehart. Philip R.. 150. 159. 160. 181. 479 Swingle. Fred Arthur. 455 Swinglcy. Diane C . 399 Swygard. Don Linden. 400 Symmond . Harold A . 400 Symmonds. Susan I.. 379 Symons. Richard E.. 161 T Taber. Karen. 13 . 342. 479 Tabor. Glen Francis. 264 Taggart. Mary E.. 177.455 Tagawa. Helen S . 377 lakacs. Richard B . 3 3 Takahashi. Darrel M.. 1 0 Takano. Kyoko, 1 0. 399 Takasumi. Carol l.ynn. 255. 371 Talbert. I cnnis Earl. 439 Talcb-Agha. Ghiath, 1 4 Tallman. Michael D.. 455. 479 Talons. 164 Tamaribuchi. Katherine. 355.415 Tamm. Marianne F... 435 Tamura. Paul Douglas. 27 Tani. Samuel T.. 1 1. 455. 479 Tanner. Ray I).. 175 Tappen. Frank Robert. 360 Tarbci. Dale Michael. 196 Tate. Jacqueline D.. 204 Talham. Stephen R . 324 Tatom. Susan Joy. 147. 164. 374 Tau Beta Pi. 160 Tau Kappa Epsilon. 350 Taylor. Allan Grant. 429 Tay lor. Anthony W.. 455 Taylor. Barbara A . 204. 290 Taylor. Calvin II.. 437 Tay lor. Carol Anne. 410 Tay lor. Carol Joyce. 394 Tay lor. Dennis W.. 157. 437 Taylor. Douglas J.. 1 1 Taylor. Gregory Paul. 141. 2 7 Tay lor. Jacklyn Lee. 391 Taylor. Janet Louise. 156. 337.414 Taylor. Janice E.. 337 Taylor. Janice I... 377. 479 Taylor. Janice Lynne. 2 9 Taylor. John Howard. 311 Taylor. Juc Leena. 435 Taylor. Larry R . 334 Taylor. Li . 166 Taylor. Louise Ann. 441 Taylor. Melvin L..43 Taylor. Michael S.. 310 Taylor. Robert J.. 354 Taylor. Russell J.. 294 Taylor. Sallic Jane. 2 1 Taylor. Stephen I. toy. 143, 14 . 177 Taylor. Stephen Ltoy, 402 Taylor. Thomas Neal. 455 Taylor. Warren S.. 34 Telfel. Gordon F.. 455. 479 Teigen. Marlyce Joy. 455 Teir. Sandra E.. 379 Tejinder. Sara. 1 0 Tellcfson. Dena E.. 2 3 Tclyca. Bradford C.. 143 Tennant, Russell W„ 455 Ternpas. Bonnie. 156.163 Ten Pas. John Henry. 153 Tenpas. Lyn A.. 281 Tenpas. William Scot. 129. 347 Tcramura. Kenneth K.. 455 Terhune. James A.. 455 Terriere. Nicole. 140. 364 Terriere. Terry Jean. 129. 337 Tet . David Glenn, 358 Tet . Dennis Paul. 400 Te ak. Eugene Paul. 455 Texley. Clark ! .. 153. 183. 4 0 Thanes. 165 Thaneyan. Abdulrahma. 1 4. 455 Thalman. Ronald John. 383 Thayer. Richard Dale. 396 Thayer. Susan Leslie. 132. 305 Thede. R Park. 141 Theta Chi. 352 Theta Sigma Phi. 160 Theta Xi. 362 Thias. Wittum Evan. J45 Thies. Cheron Elaine. 157.432 Thomas. Audrey Wade. 437 Thomas Bonnie Jean. 142.432 Thomas. Cheryl Ella. 455 Thomas. Darlene M . 455. 4 0 Thomas. David Hubert. 1 2 Thomas. Jeanne Marie. 391 Thomas. Joseph M.. 297 Thomas. Kenneth Alan. 413 Thomas. Kent. 324 Thomas. Mark F. . 440 Thomas. Norma Sue. 37 . 4 0 Thomas. Starla Sue. 379 Thomas. Su anne Cay. 377 Thomas. Susan. 434 Thomas. Wade Terry. 455 Thomason. Steven Dee. 404 Thompson. Anita Man. 2 2. 4 0 Thompson. Barbara J.. 317. 414 Thompson. Charles S . 2 6. 4 0 Thompson. Charles W.. 402 Thompson. Christine. 160. I9J-Thompson. Douglas P.. 421 Thompson. Gary S.. 126. 134. 363. 458. 4 0 Thompson. Gerald V.. 403 Thompson. Kenneth E.. 135. 324 Thompson. Margaret 1... 36 Thompson. Nancy. 371 Thompson. Patricia A.. 299 Thompson. Raymond II.. 455 Thompson. Richard V.. 14 . 1 Thompson. Ronald B., 351 Thompson. Ronald Ray. 295 Thompson, Susan M., 255. 336 Thompson. Therese A.. 425 Thompson. Terry P-. 1 1 Thompson. Von Jay. 143 Thompson. Wendy E.. 317 Thompson. W.llis D . 30 . 4 0 Thomson. Christine 1... 425 Thomson. Margaret S.. 305 Thorkildson. David J.. 455. 4 0 Thorn. James Leroy. 311 ,.7 Thornburgh. Larry J.. 165. 166. Thorne. Raymond Paul. 4 0 Thornton. Michael L.. 3 Thornton. Nancy Ruth. 431 Thorpe. Linda Louise. 371 Thorsen. Craig G.. 12 . 439 Thorsen. Thomas Ray. 172 Thorsness. Charles B,. 159. 346 Throckmorton. Sally. 390 Thronson. Rebecca. A.. 424 Thrower. James Henry. 201 Thrush. Connie Lee. 4 0 Thune. Sylvia. 392 Thurber. Kathleen E.. 290 Tiano. Patricia Jean. 432 Tibbutt. Terri Jean. JI7 Tillery. Shirley P . 290. 4 0 Tillinghast. Carole. 376 Timmc. William Elwyn. 169. 403 Timmerman. Evelyn C.. 426 Ting. Pamela. 154 Tinker. Eugene Laird. 267 Tinker. George Allen. 4 0 Tinsley . Susan P.. 3 0 Tipton. Clara. 3 5 Tipton. Dianne Gail. 355 Tistadt. Charles W . 386 Titus. Chcrrill D.. 142. 390 Tivy. Wendy Jean. 204. 305 Todd. Lester W . 177.455 Todd. John Carl. 240 Todd. Loretta Judith. 305 Todd. Patricia Louis. 4 0 Todd. Sue C.. 4 0 Todd. Toby Ann. 317 Tocnnigcs. Vicki J.. 414 Tofell. Dwayne. 404 Tohl. Karla Louise. 368 Tollefson. Wayne D . 245. 33 . 4 0 Tolonen. Norman Paul. 35 . 172 Tolwn. Conrad Elvin. 292. 4 0 Toman. Allen Edward. 439 Toman. John Vernon. 367 Toman. Steven Clark. 403 Tompkins. Judy. 455. 4 0 Tonn. Kristine J.. 147. 164. 307 Toombs. Carol Ann. 154. 254. 305 Toor. Nachhattar S . 1 0 Torgerson. Alice. 144. 151. 39 . 4 0 Torgerson. James V.. 370 Torland. James Gall. 166. 333 Torp. Frcdrik Adrian. 252. 455 Torrey. Ronald Orin. 409 Tovani. Lester M.. 421 Tower. David Lyle. 409 Tower. Dennis Brian. 167. 249. 296 Tower. Terrill Kay. 142. 164. 391 Townes. Michael D.. 176. 439 Townsend. Diana Fay. 425 Toyama. Tompson R. T-. 354 Toyota. Lctrilia Rac. 142. 425 Tracey. Thomas W.. 455 Tracy. Jerry Lee. 455. 4 0 Tracy. Leland David. 34 Trafton. Alvin Frank. 402 Trailer. Timothy D.. 345 Trantow. Terry N.. 17 . 292. 4 0 Traynor. Brian. 360 Treman. Barbara Jean. 3 5 Trenholm. Ruderick W.. 419 Trenholmc. James H.. 360. 4 0 Trcnkcl. Fred D„ 370 Tresidder. Kent C.. 178 Trent. Linda Maureen. 255. 391 Tri. Terry Bruce. 131. 132 Tresidder. Kent C.. 455. 4 0 Trimble. Patricia A . 2 5 Trice. LaFaycttc. Jr.. 429 Trindade. Roger J . 455. 4 0 Tripp. Warren Dale. 366 Trippler. Robert J.. 170 Truax. Peter Bradt. 43 Trupp. Malcolm T.. 1 1, 350. 4 0 Trytko. Stanley B . 256 Tsuboi. Clifford P.. 351 Tsubota. Karen T.. 149. 157. 204. 455. 4 0 Tubbs. Milo Gayle. 14 . 177. 362 Tucker. Carol Ann. 455. 4 0 Tucker. Donna Marie. 282 Tucker. James E . 3 3 Tucker. Richard I.cc. 153. 183 455.4 0 Tucker. Tonia Rac. 37 . 4 0 Tumtcr. Jon Robert. 406 Tuomi. Carolyn Aitee. 135. 2 1 Turlington. Paul E.. 3 3 Turner. Carmen D.. 480 Turner. Daniel R.. 333 Turner. Elizabeth K..3I7 Turner. Janice Irene. 255. 2 5 Turner. Jean El a. 435 Turner. Linda Sue. 343 Turner. Nancy. 379 Turner. Patricia S . 190. 342. 4 0 Turner. Susan Eileen. 377 Tutnham. Kathleen D.. 392 Turpen. Michael Reid. 362. 4 0 Twceddalc. Margaret. 323 Tyler. Brenda Joyce. 385 Tvler. Carol Laura. 136. 2 9 Tymchuck. Donald Lee. 294. 4 0 U Udcliux. Michael R . 409 Ucgawa. Eugene. 436 Lifford. Robert H.. 1 3 United Arab Students. 1 4 Uhlcnhakc. Joanne M , 373 Ulunyangc. Herbert. 171 Underwood. John F.. 339. 43 Untcrnahrcr. Thomas. 279 Updcnkcldcr. Beverly. 299 Upton. David Ohland. 40 Urcn. Barbara Joan. 154. 306 Usher. Thomas James. 267 Ut ingcr. Nicholas J.. 297 Ut ingcr. David A.. 409 Vailc. Richard E.. 126. 131. 132. 162. 33 . 4 0 Vala. Scott Fredrick. 293 Valentine. James K.. 160. 2 4. 3 Valentine. Jeffrey S.. 301 Valtn ano. Terry C.. 455. 480 Valley. Wayne. 513. 312. 455 Vandecocvering. K . 413 Vandchcy. Theodore I... 382 Vandcrbstndt. William. 213. 218 Van Dcrnooi. Robert. 339 Vandcrvcldcn. Jill. 188 Vander andcn. John H.. 367 Vandcr anden. T. J.. 338. 480 Vandewatcr. Pat, 291 Van Doren, Steven M., 440 Van Dyke. Cheryl Rac. 2 0 Vanned. Bryon H . 352. 4 1 Van Fossan. Kathryn. 424 Van Hee. Betty L . 417 Van Patten. Kay Jean. 368 Van Raden. Sharon R.. 435 Van Sant. Steve W.. 407 Van Sly kc. Steven C.. 455 Van Valin. Susan. 455.4 1 Vargas-Pereira. Leon. 437 Varsity House. 419 Varsity O . 167 Vasche, Gregory S.. 361 Vavsallo, Anthony R . 413 Vaughan. David M . 141. 297 Vaughan. Mary Jo. 307 Vaughn. Barbara Jean. 2 4 Vaughn. Nancy Ann. 455. 4 1 Vaughn. Terry Lee. 167. 227, 455. 4 1 Vccrabhadrappa. P. S.. 1 0 Vcitch, Dawn Marlene. 393 Venter. Melvin M.. 338 Verge. Michael Lee. 175. 455 Vcrhocven. David L..40I Vernier. Sara Jean. 337 Vcrhoevcn. Margaret. 455. 4 1 Vcrxhum. Eugene A.. 427 Vcrsolcnka. Al. 256 Vert . Robert Lee. 427 Vtbbcrt. Herbert B . 14 Vice. Darnel Hoy. 4 1 Vickers. Marlys H.. 185. 424 Vilhaucr. Janet A.. 423 Villerup. Glenda B., 164. 385 Vincent. Charles P.. 409 Vincent. Fred Arthur. 279 Vinson. Janet Lynne. 371 Vinson. Jean Carol. 390 Vinton. Nancy Ann. 433 Vlach. Roger Eugene. 300 Vladimiroff. Linda. 307 Voegtly. Carl Henry. 131. 347 Vogt. Richard Louis. 455 Voigt. Lynn E.. 357 Volpp. Vemta Vicki. 157.375.4 1 Vollmar. Michael E.. 310 Vol . Leroy John. 370 Vondcrahe. Michael W.. 141. 279 Vonhollen. Constance. 2 9 Voss. George Wooster. 439 Voss. Linda M . 424 Voth. Ly la Marie. 262. 416 Vrcm. Richard Carl. 152. 455. 4 1 Vrccland. Robert R . 421 Vuybtckc. Kathleen. 291 w Wachsmuth. Douglas A.. 296 Wachsmuth, Louis J.. 297 Wade. Bruce Sherwood. 295 W ade. Kirk Wayne. 176. 287 Wade. Michael A . 429 Wagenblast. John E.. 139 Wagcner. William R . 360 Wagner, Edward Allen. 332. 4 1 Wagner. Erica E.. 317 Wagner. Judith Ann. 142. 379 Wagner. Mavis June. 151 Wagner. Martha Jo. 281 Wagner. William L.. 455 Wagnon. Jimmie Mack. 455 Wahl. Dian Rac. 147 Wahle, Michael Chris. 338 Wahlert. William Kay. 395 Wahrgrcn. John L.. 402 Waite. Frederick L-. 341 Wakefield. Terry I).. 177, 396 Walter. Steven Dale. 341 Waki. Melvin Zanc. 180. 455 Waks. Kenneth. 157 Walc ak. Peter S.. 360 Waldemichael, Tewoldc. 409 Wales. Kenneth C.. 293 W'alcx. Phyllis Diana. 299 Walctich. Marvin J.. 213. 21 . 220 Walker. Brent C.. 404 Walker. Charles E.. 440 Walker. Kenneth Alan. 324 Walker. Maurice Mark. 1 1. 455. 4 1 Walker. Ray Oliver. 172. 382 Walker. Sandra. 131. 342 Walker. Terry Melvin. 174 Wall. James Robert. 345 Wall. Steven Edward. 352 Wallace. Barbara M.. 289 496 index Wallace. Frank Gary. 403 Wallace. Jimmie B.. 455.4 1 Wallace. Richard L.. 155 Wallace. Teri. 157 Waller. Sleven T.. 456. 4 1 Watlikcr. George K.. 402 Walling. Virginia ! .. 337 Wallinc. Jacqueline. 343. 376 Walralh. Olin Samuel. 429 Walstrom. Carol Ann. 451 Wall. Douglas Orvill. 347 Wall. Thomas l alc. 204. 346 Walter. Beverly Jean. 316 Waller. David Earl. 3 9 Waller. Gwendolyn S.. 151.456. 4 1 Waller. Laurie Eilee. 415 Wallers. James H.. 339 Wallers. Molly Jo. 132. 255. 323 414 Wallers. Richard V.. 26 Walth. Marry D . 42 . 4 1 Walton. Dennis. 204 Walworth. Margaret K.. 3 5 Wampler. Maurnca L. 371 Wandcll. Michael G.. 339 Wanderer. Bu M.. III. 346 Wang, Yu Tang, 1 1, 456. 4 1 Wangerin. Ronsic F.. 1 3. 420. 4 1 Wanyanga. Herbert M.. 269. 396 Ward. Jack Lee. 357 Ward. Jan Kathleen. 142. 3 0 Ward. I.arry Allen. 324 Ward. Robert B.. 341 Ward. Sarah Ann. 2 9 Wardlcs. Patricia L.. 456 Wardcll, Candace. 371 Warner. Peggy Jean. 456. 4 1 Warner. Stephen C.. 339 Warning. John W., 161. 456. 4 1 Warren. Charles A.. 170 Warren. Douglas J.. 406 Warren. Steven Allen. 421 Waser. Cheryl Kay. 157. 204. .306 Waser. Michael G.. 439 Washburn. Carol Lv 6 . 426 Waterman. Linda Mari. 262 Waterman. Robert L.. 312 Waters. Judy. 343 Watkins, Betty Jean. 1 7,3 5.481 Watkins. Bonnie Lou. 456 Watkins. Laurel Anne. 391 Watkinson. Pcgi Jane. 422 Watson. Catherine K.. 2 9 Walters. Judith Ann. 414 Wattles. Peggy Ann. 375 Watts. Ann THi abeth. 319 Wat ig Gerhard K.. 403 W ay. Charles T.. 176. 172 Wayson. Harvey W.. 344. 4 1 Wcatherill. Christy, 307 Weaver. Candace Lee. 305 Weatherford Hall. 427 Weatherly. Patricia. 399 Weathers. Gail L..432 Weathers. James V.. 149 Weaver. Daniel Clyde. 4 1 Weaver. Lloyd R . 347 Webb. Barbara C . 157 Webb. Thomas Rodney. 427. 169 Webb. Teresa Lucille. 456 Webber. Raymond Paul. 321 Weber. Nancy Marie. 415 Weckcvser. Mark E.. 427 Weckert. Wendell W., 279 Weed. Jerry Franklin. 456. 4 1 Weeldreycr. Kathryn. 37 Wehagc. Daniel J.. 172 Wchrle. Martha Ellen. 423 Weide. Karl Roy. 247. 33 Weideman. Charlene B . 390 Weihe. Dianne Murcc. 456. 4 1 Weik. James Edward. 40 Wcikel, Gilbert E.. 171. 437 Weinstein. Richard I.. 40 Wemstock. David W.. 345 Weir. Linda Jo. 37 Weissert. Judith Lou. 132. 373 Welch. Donald Btuce. 220 Welch. Thomas Roy. 382 Wellcnbrock. Sally. 364 Weller. David W„ 152. 43 Welling. Kathryn I.. 2 5 Wells. Charlotte S.. 432 Wells. David. 456 Wells. Deborah Lee. 307 Wells. James Gowlan. 176 Wells. Larry Dean. 436. 4 1 Wells. Robert Edwin. 456. 4 1 Wells. Sandra Louise. 371 Welp. Christen Neal. 362 Welp. Kenneth Lyle. 413 Welp. Nicholas J.. 362 Welter. Ralph Russell. 359 Wemkcn. Karla Ann. 375. 4 1 Wcncc. Edward W . 4 1 Wentworth. f onald A.. 43 Wcrth. Jo Anne. 411 Wessell. William J.. 161 Wesson. Wayne Allen. 150. 159. 1 1 W est Hall. 431 West. David Teed. 171. 176. 456 West. George Lloyd. 107. 250. 296.4 1 West. Herbert Edd. 2 7 West. James Clifford. 157 West. Patrick Lester. 335 Wester. Sally Joan. 456. 4 1 Westfall. Steven H . 361 Western. Linda Kay. 415 W'cswig. John Marcus. 34 Wharton. Carol D.. 376 Wheatley. Joanne Kay. 392 Wheeler. Margaret A.. 2 3 Wheeler. Robert E.. 357 W hcelhouvc. Mary. 424 W hcelhouse. Sue. 142. 164. 174. 1 5 Whipple. Sheryl Lynn. 66 Whitaker. Madalyn M . 1 3. 426 Whitaker, Patricia a . 299 Whitbeck. Glcnna J.. 373 Whitbcck. Louctta R..422 Whitby . Diane Elaine. 37 W hite, Barbara Allen. 456. 4 1 W hite. Barbara Jean. 153. 456. 4 1 White. Barry Avaron. 456. 4 1 White. Carol Jean. 342 White. Charlene C.. 129. 309 White. Charles. 245 White. James Anthony. 295 White. Janet Lee. 305 While. Janet Lee. 432 W hite. Katherine Joy. 41 White. Kathy. 417 W hite. Marilyn L.. 152. 339. 456. 4 1 White. Sally Eilcnc. 417 White. Sara Jane. 154. 1 3. 422. 4 1 White. Sheila M . 392 White. Terry Ann. 251. 2 1 White. Thomas B.. 456 W hitchcad. Gerald N., 265 Whitfield, Laurel J.. 2 5 Whitford. Alan D.. 367 Whitman. Richard H.. 403 Whitney. Donald E.. 440 Whitson. Marla Rae. 343 Whittemorc. Kcrmit D.. 360 W'hitten. Charles E.. 161 W'hitticr. Robert E.. 3 1 Whittle. Batbata G.. 441 Wiard. Ronald Leroy. 177 Wick. Donald Wayne. 421 Wick. Ronald Alfred. 295 Wick. James Lawrence. 430 Widick. Nancy C., 343 Widdowson. Kathryn D., 394 Widmcr. Jason E.. 347 Wicbkc. Larrv C.. 456 Wiechmann. Nancy J.. 373 W'iegand. Robert B.. 165. 439 Wicmcrs. Susan Carol. 392 Wiese. Jams Kay. 456. 4 1 Wicsner. Don Robert. 297 Wiik. Hans Gustav. 153. 1 3 Wilcox. Dixie Lyn. 204. 29 Wilcox. Monty. 324 Wild. David Walter. 193 Wild. Robert Keith. 1 1. 409 Wilder. Leroy Wayne. 204 Wilder. Margery E.. 343 Wildinan. Lawrence F.. 363 Wiley. Donald Edward. 361 Wiley. Martha Ann. 305 Wiley. William Scott. 295 Wilhelm. Jeannette L.. 3 5 Wilkcn, Gary Robert, 237. 33 Wilkcn. William W.. 176 Wilkcson. Rose C-. 417 Wilkin. James F.. III. 213 Wilkinson. David L., 324. 4 1 Wilkinson. Warren B.. 456 Wilte. Chris. 359 Willett. James. 176. 2 6 Willey. James Robert. 3 9 Willey . Donna Jean. 392 Willford. Beverly J. 291 Willhoil, Linda L.. 456 Williams. Alan Lee. 430 Williams. Barbara K , 2 5 Williams. Chester J.. 456 Williams. Charles II.. 143 Williams, Coyla S.. 2 5 Williams. Delom J.. 343 Williams. Donald K., 153. 339. 456. 4 2 Williams. Donald W„ 130 Williams. Dwight D.. 430 Williams. Esther A.. 371 Williams. Frank G., 332. 4 . Williams. Fred A.. 456 Williams. Hugh H.. 341 Williams. James F... 43 Williams. Janet Lee. 152. 154. 156.4 2 Williams. Janis Kay. 317 Williams. John M.. 312 Williams. Kirsty E.. 29 . 4 2 Williams. Ltnda, 3 0 Williams. Marcia Kay. 2 5 Williams. Randolph 456. 4 2 Williams. Randy J.. 404 Williams. Robert H.. 1 1. 4 . Williams, Sally Man. 37 Williams. Sherry Lee. 399 Williams. Susan Ella, 37V Williams. Thomas A.. 345. 40 Williams. Van Gordon. 297 Williamson. Craig A., 3 7 Williamson. Claude L..482 Williamson. David J.. 351 Williamson. Lucinda. 305 Willie. Charles Jay. 340 Willie. Jerry. 344 Willing. Helen Lee. 140 Willis. George Paul, 456 Willis. Glen Myron. 456. 4 2 Willis. Lawrence J.. 360 Willis. William Dale 345 Willmschcn. Robert W., 421 Wills. Michael Alan. 403 Wills. Phyllis Kay. 371 Wilson. Baibara Jo. 392 Wilson. Burton C.. 440 Wilson. Carolyn Kay. 456. -Wilson. Catherine F.. 392 Wilson. Cathy Jean. 336 Wilson. Claudia Lee. 392 Wilson. David Stuart. 40 Wilson. I)ouglas A.. 175 Wilson. Elizabeth R . 379 Wilson. Ernest Ford. 396 Wilson. Felix Daniel. 129. 347 Wilson Hall. 436 Wilson. Helen Esther. 456. 4 2 Wilson. Jack Leroy. 201 Wilson. James Steven. 155. 245 Wilson. Janet Gail. 391 Wilson. Jams Lee. 255. 2V9 Wilson. Kathry n Ann. 376. 4 2 Wilson. Kay Marie. 41 Wilson. Linda Jean. 255. 307 Wilson. Lester A.. 157 Wilson. Linda D.. 2 3. 373 Wilson. Lawrence E.. 341 Wilson. Linda Lee.. 2 3 Wilson. Marlene Kay. 156. 36 456. 4 2 Wilson. Marsha Lee. 65. 393 Wilson. Michael K.. 170. 33 . 4 2 Wilson. Michael G.. 324 Wilson. Natalie Ann. 424. 179 Wilson. Patricia L.. 456 Wilson. Richard L . 40 Wilson. Sharon. 154. 322 Wilson. Sonja M . 373 Wilson. Susan Gale. 2 1 Wilson. Wilda Eileen. 371 Wilson. William Earl. 366 Wimberly. Donald. 347 Wimberly. Jane Ann. 255. 317.347.391 Wimer. Diane Marie. 377 Winchcll. Donald I... 204. 321 Windedahl. Jean Mari. 306 Windcdahl. Thomas G.. 313 Wincgar. Vanda Alice. 2 3 Winfrce. Andrew H., 341 Winfrey. Judith Hope. 4 2 Wingate. Susannc E-. 441 Winger. Michael G.. 312 Winmger. Juanita, 29 Winkclman. Connie M.. 4 2 Winnop. Robert Alan. 350 Winslow. Alberta Lee. 3VV Winston. House. 441 Winston. Renner H.. 309 Winterrowd. Mcrrilee. 14V, 305.4 2 Winters. Dan Allen. 40 W inters. Judy K . 2VI Winters. Jeanne Mari. 371 Winters. Thomas J.. 456 Winters. Thomas S.. 4 3 Winters. Linda Lee. 373 Winthcr-Hansen. Tcrj. 1 1 Winters. Monte Gleen. 456. 4 2 Wirfs. Waller Marvin. 14 Wirth. Donald Robert. 3 7 Wise. Crystal A . 415 Withers. Da� n C.. 432 Withrow. Sandra Sue. 204. 2 9 Withycombe Club. 1 5 Withycombc. Beverley. 369 Withycombe. Donald A.. 14 . 177. 27 . 4 2 Witman. Carol Lynne. 282 Witter. Gertrude M.. 41 . 4 2 Witter. Terry Paul. 14 . 396. 4 2 W’oelpern. Jill Adclc. 4 2 Wogsberg. Eric John. 170 Wojahn. Steven F.. 165. 402 Woyahn. Sally F.. 255. 433 Wojtasck. James D-. 196. 361. 4 . W olberg. F. B.. 175 Wokott. Jack Duane, 279 Wolf. Curtis Rodney’. 335 Wolf. John Albert. 347 Wolfe. David Kenneth. 321 Wolfe. Mavis K.. 342 Wolfe. Jay V.. 429. 4 2 Wolfe. Steven M-. 402 W olford. Dan Lyle. 1 1 Wolff. Cherry Lynn. 456. 4 2 Wall, Jill Patricia. 290 Woll. John Peter. 295 Wolny, Margaret Ann. 157 Women’ Residence Hall Council. 14. Wong. Gary M . 403 W’ong. Th« mas Cheung. 14 . 40 . 4 3 Wood. Bruce Keif. 335 Wood. Charles G.. Jr.. 33 . 4 . Wood. Frances Ruth. 4 2 Wood. Frederick B . 1 1.40 . 4 2 W ood. Gary Dale. 175. 456. 4 2 Wood. James, 367 Wood. Linda Carol. 394 Wood. Richard D.. 4 3 Wood. Richard Wright. 340. 4 3 Wood. Susan April. 456 Woodard. Patty Lynn. 132.456 Woodard. Sally Sue. 336 Woodcock. Roland P . 324 Woodcock. William C.. 139. 324 Wooddy. Anne Mane. 371. 4 3 Woodliff. Frank. III. 30 Woodman. Nancy, 29V Woods. Clifford W.. 42 Woods. Norman F-. 131. 1 5. 456 Woods. Robert Allan. 339 Woods. Stephen E.. 231. 33 Woods. Terri Lynne. 3 5 Woodward. Barbara I... 299 Woodworth. Mary Jo. 322. 4 3 W'ooley. Donald D.. 43 W'ooley. Betty Ann. 456. 4 3 Woolfc. Richard C.. 402 Woolley, Sally Mac. 2 3 Woolscy. James Scott. 404 Woolslaycr. Lynn. 2 1 Worden. David Edward. 161 Worley. Cynthia Jean. 392 Wotmington. David H.. 419 Worral. Robert James. 34 . 483 Wortcndykc. John T.. 439. 4 3 Woster. Daniel K.. 43 Wo niak. Steven A.. 176. 367 Wright. Arlys Anne. 441 Wright. Harry F.. 245 Wrighi. Janith Sue. 426 Wnghi. Jessie Donna. 432 Wright, l arry Jon. 4 3 Wrighi. Larry K.. 4 3 Wright. Lawrence C.. 35 . 436 W right. Michael S.. 40V Wright. Paul Arthur. 35 Wright. Paula Kay, 355. 4 3 Wright. Richard L.. 345 W'nght. William J.. 1 3 Wrolstad. Dwight C.. 2 7 W'ulf. Bruce Hale. 366. 4 3 Wyatt. Raymond Lee. 405 W'yffels. Joseph M.. 406 Wymorc. Janice Sue. 426 Wymorc. William R . 199 Wynans. James Alan. 409 Wync. Nancy Lee. 456 Wyss. Delores Jean. 394 Xr Sigma Pi. 161 Yabuki. Amy Emiko, 379 Yacgcr. Barbara J.. 166. 4 3 Yaden. Boyd C . 14 . 440. 4 3 Yacgcr. Barbara. 456 Yamada. Russell S.. 321 Yamamoto. Gregory T.. 1 0 Yamamoto. Irene J.. 147. 373 Yamas. John Sigmund. 3 3 Yancey. Gary Lee. IS I. 456. 4 3 Yandle. Elaine L.. 255. 337 Yankus. Ro rllah Ann. 456. 4 Yarncll. Kathleen. E . 456. 4 3 Yarrow. Stephen John. 262. 3 9 Yasuda. Gloria Jean. 3 0 S'asui. Philip J.. 165 S'asui. Thomas. 456 Yates. Bonita Lee. 305 Yates. Donald Lee. 370 Yates. Gayle Ann. 304. 4 3 Yeager. Patricia M.. 379 Ycates. Steven Alan. 149.456. 4 Yee. Roy J.. 416. 456.4 3 Yoder. Jcannine Ann. 376 Yoder. Judy Maureen. 157. 379 Yoder. Kay Meree. 422 Yoke. Elizabeth L.. 426 Yokoyama. Janice S.. 415 Yoncyama. Betty Jean. 373 S'ork. Cheryl Jean. 37 Yorston. John Mackay. 143 Yoshida. Margaret II.. 435 Yoshimura. Owen K . 430 Yost. Stanley Jay, 176. 2 6. 483 Yost. Susannc. 343 Youde. Jim. II Youcl. Kent Russell. 293 Young. Caroline J.. 456. 4 3 Young. Christine Lou. 456. 4 3 Young. Dale Andrew. 324 Young. IJcnnis Clair. 338 Young. Georgia Marie. 37 Young. James Burrows. 338 Young. James F.. 263. 320. 483 Young. Jeffry Curtis. 139. 263. 35 Young. Joy Rae. 156. 456. 4 3 S'oung. Linda Lee. 392 Young. Linda Louise. 456. 4 3 Young. I.yncttc Kwai. 392 _ Young. Steven Eric. 169. 409 S'oung. Wayne. A.. 353 Yraguen. Margarita A.. 336 Y-Round Table. 1 5 Yung. Janet Marie. 394 Yungen. Walter Arthur. 15 z .-ikrzcwskl, Robert I . 437 Zander, I.loyal R., 416 argham. Shodrch. 456 Zaslrow. Paul F.. 456.4 3 Zcck. Charles Henry. 370 Zcck. Carol Lucilc. 36 Zclfer. Geraldine H.. 156 Zcmanck. Charles R.. 279 Zenor. Daniel Alfred. 240 Zcrba. Janet Marie, 373 Zeta Psi. 363 Zeta Tau Alpha. 364 Zctterberg. Pamela. 371 Zielinski. Carol Joy. 372 Zielinski. David B.. 4 W Zielinski. Glenda E.. 12 . 179. 322 Zielinski. James L.. 14 . 169. 175. 359 Zielinski. Thomas A.. 359 Zier. David William. 279 Zicsmct. Donald l.cc. 357 Zicsmer. Neal. 357 Ziman. Judy Ann. 28 Zimct. John Henry, 402 Zimmerman. Charles, 324 Zimmerman. Cynthia L., 2 4 Zimmerman. Dale Gene. 35 Zimmerman. David J.. 333 Zimmerman. Ross E., 456 Zinn. Jerry Lee. 177 Zivna. Gail Lorraine. 376. 342 Zivna. Mary Lou. 43 Zook, William Joseph. 456 7.tick. Stephen Wade. 402 Zumwalt. Barbara C.. 4J2 Zurita. Fanny P.. 147 Zwickcr. Richard L..400 497 photography credits bill anderson cover, opening (I, 4-16), dividers (18, 54. 206, 274), sub-dividers (42, 90, 146. 168, 186, 277, 265, 442. 457), campus life (21. 22, 23a. 24-30, 31ab, 32, 33a. 35bd, 37. 38. 39a. 40. 41), royalty (43-52), arts (63-71, 72abd, 74-75), colleges (Ilia), organizations (126abc, 132c, 134b). honorarics (149a, 158b, 159, 160b, 166), clubs (173), publications (190-192), athletics (209abcd, 212, 213a, 214abc, 215ab. 216b, 218a. 2l9abd. 221c, 222, 223bc. 224, 225, 226, 227, 228b. 231-233, 235, 237a. 239b. 243a, 244d. 245. 252ab, 254-259. 261c. 262ab. 263, 264ab, 265-267, 27()ab. 27la-272a. ken anderson campus life (31c, 33bc, 34. 35c, 36. 39b), sciences (57-61), arts (73), subdivider (76), colleges (94-99, 102-110, 111 be, 115-120). publications (187-189, 193). athletics (220. 221b. 228a, 229. 234. 236ab, 237b, 238, 239ac, 26lab, 264cd, 267, 269. 270c, 271b. Charles lam campus life (23bc), arts (72c), administration (77-87, 88a, 89), organizations (125, 126d, 127-131, 123abcd, 133, 134ac, 135, 145), honorarics (147, 148, 149b, 150-157. 158a, 160a, 161-165, 167), clubs (169-172, 174-185), athletics (230, 240. 241.262c). rod commons campus life (35a), sub-divider (194), military (I97def), athletics (214d, 217, 218b. 219c. 221a. 223a, 242, 244abce. 246-249, 250, 260c). 498