Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 560 of the 1983 volume:

2 Opening Features 46 64 Sports Activities 126 222 Residences Greeks Co-ops 304 392 Academia Index 531 Copyright • 1983 Judy Lynn McArdk) and the 1983 DEBRIS staff of Purdue University. West Lafayette. Indiana. 47907 Library of Congress Card Catalogue Number 2-15357 An rights reserved. Printed in the United States of America by Joston's American Yearbook Company. Clarksville. Tennessee M. Johnson Agriculture — a continuous cycle of planting, growing, and harvesting — the lifeblood of Indiana. One never needs to travel far to feel the pulsebeat of the state. 3 Northern Indiana's beauty is quiet and soothing — a welcome respite for academic-weary students. 6 a Photos by S Epperson 9 B. Schmitz Purdue Pete, the Boilermaker Special, the World’s Largest Drum — each of these symbols embodies the proud spirit of Purdue, instilling loyalty in Boilermaker fans and reflecting our pride to people outside the University. B. Schmitz 10 John Purdue Mall — the heart of the campus — serving students as a daytime study, lounge, playground, sales area, and rallying spot. TSSHRK 12 Purdue University — encompassing twelve schools, belong to the Big Ten Conference, educating 32,000 students each year — becomes a small, friendly campus once you find a friend with whom to share your experiences. S. Epperson 14 S. Epperson 15 zj'wipS 0 s|ir S Downs Last April, over 1400 student voices blended together in the 1982 PSUB University Sing competition between housing units. Sigma Kappa and Beta Sigma Psi claimed first place honors in the combined division by singing “Nobody’s Perfectl” Tarkington Hall took the trophy in the men’s division, and first place in the women’s competition went to Earhart Hall. S Downs M Johnson When members of the 1958 Purdue Auto Club sponsored the first Grand Prix, little did they dream that a simple go-kart race would become the focus of a traditional springtime event. President Emeritus Frederick L. Hovde, whose support was instrumental in establishing the race, returned in 1982 to serve as Grand Marshal of the silver anniversary of this gala event. A Earl 19 An exciting week of sporting events, fashion shows, amusement rides, and bed races was highlighted by the crowning of Lisa Pyle as Grand Prix queen and the victory banquet honoring John Brenan, driver of the Alpha Chi Rho kart. L_ J Golz 20 E. Ryder) 22 In his farewell commencement address, President Hansen offered these words of advice to the graduating class of 1982: Keep alive a spirit of adventure. Avoid psychological ruts that keep you from moving toward new frontiers. Be responsive to new and unknown challenges that present themselves.” 23 B. Schmitz E Rydon 24 Students “pulling together to help other students ... This is the foundation upon which the Boilermaker National Tractor Pull is built. The competition, ranked as the fifth favorite pull in the United States, generates scholarship funds for students in the School of Agriculture. 25 E. Ryden Boilermaker fans returning to their Alma Mater were greeted by 1982 Homecoming Queen Anna Jain, another award-winning display by the men of Tarkington Hall, and Purdue’s first victory of the season, a 34-21 win over Northwestern. T Conroy Converging on the West Lafayette campus in early November with “treasures to share” were the 1982 Old Masters: Dr. Yvonne C. Condell, Rear Adm. Daniel L. Cooper, Mr. Richard B. DeMars, Mr. Tim Foley, Dr. Langdon Gilkey, Mr. Lee Harrison, Mr. James P. Lilley, Mr. Laurel Meade, Ms. Carol P. Neves, Dr. Martha Peterson, Mr. Richard Petersen, Mr. F.G. Rogers, Dr. Nancy Roeske, Mr. Dave W. Schornatein, Mr. John Scott, and Mr. R.D. Thomas. Amid the bustle and confusion that marked the end of the fall semester shone the beauty of the PMO Christmas Show. Members of four choral groups and two handbell choirs expressed “The Real Meaning of Christmas in music and song, and thousands of voices joined together in the traditional carol sing. A Earl A Earl w B. Schmitz � • With the beginning of the 1982 school year, a new wave of punk rockers flourished at Purdue. Mini skirts, shocking pink, and fly-away hair spread across campus. The GO-GO’S, a popular female rock group, showed Purdue the “real” way to (punk-out” with a concert in the Elliott Hall of Music. B. Schmitz 33 Chicago played to a packed house in November. The crowd enjoyed some of Chicago's golden oldies such as “Colour my World, “25 or 6 to 4, and “Beginnings, as well as their latest hits, “Love Me Tomorrow,” and “Hard to Say I'm Sorry.” 8. Schmitz M A. Purdue Convocations has become a top-notched example of dance American style. Founder, artistic director, and choreographer Lou Conte blends the gracefulness of ballet with show dancing, the snap of tap. and the razzamatazz of jazz. B. is an extraordinary young cellist. He is the sole winner of the 1978 Avery Fisher Prize, has appeared with Leonard Bernstein on National TV. and tours both nationally and internationally. With his 18-carat-gold flute. James Galway is one of the most magnetic personalities on the concert stage today. His remarkable energy and undeniable charisma has brought a smile to the lips and warmed the hearts of his audiences. 36 D. Is one of the many events presented in the American Music Album, Vol II series. E. has distinguished himself as the prince of today's violinists through hts flawless technique, velvety tone, and communication of the sheer joy of making music. F. . the brilliant young cellist, has won the public's acclaim as well as some of the most prestigious awards in the music world. G. is the internationally-known vocal superstar whose repertoire ranges from country to easy listening to gospel. 37 H. I. . called the Wordless Wonder, the World's Greatest Pantomimist. and the Genius of Gesture, has thrilled audiences throughout the world with his interpretations of the comic and tragic aspects of our daily lives. J. . More than 100 yrs. after its premiere. Bizet's classic presented at Purdue by the New York City Opera National Company, continues to delight lovers of opera, great music, and theatre. A Colorful Season! 38 and others ... Ballet Rambert Barnum Gewandhaus Orchestra of Leipzig Dmitry Sitkovetsky American Ballet Theatre II Chester String Quartet Andre-Michel Schub Orpheus Chamber Ensemble Carol Wincenc Lucy Shelton Kenneth Cooper Emerson String Quartet and Walter Trampler Henry Mancini Bo Diddley Glenn Miller Orchestra Sugar Babies K. Under the direction of Kurt Masur, the . one of the world's oldest orchestras, once again returns to Purdue. L. A Yiddish folk tradition which flourished for centuries throughout Eastern Europe. Klezmer music was brought to the New World at the turn of the century. There it was influenced by ragtime and vaudeville to become a historical component of American jaz2.j CM 00 o CD Q_ Significant events that touch our lives will always remain in memories of our college years. The headlines of 1982 will be in our children's books, the best movies will be on late night television, and modern trends will seem old-fashioned. A Cyanide-laced capsules in Chicago prompted the removal of Extra- ■i Strength Tylenol from 1 shelves across the A , i country. Record-breaking temperatures forced even Purdue to close -T- ' V 0“ its doors. ► JC • The Fort Wayne Flood. New Vietnam Memorial. Beirut bids farewell to ► PLO fighters. Parade celebrating England’s victory in the Falklands. The World's Fair. Knoxville, Tennessee. ► Brigadier General James Dozier returns home after being held ► captive in Italy. -n etrospect ’82 Negotiations during the NFL player’s strike. The controversial MX missile. Rev. Sun Myung Moon presiding over the largest mass marriage in history. 42 Henry Fonda, who appeared in 80 films, will be best remembered for 4 his latest release. ‘‘On Golden Pond.” Princess Grace, queen of the American screen, died of injuries suffered in an automobile accident in Monaco. The Samurai, the Blues Brother. Bluto ... comedian-actor John Belushi lives on in these memorable roles. A Last ditch pitch for ERA. CO crS E-o £ « §8 o'i 8.5 W. 3 to . ® D O Leonid Brezhnev, « president of the Soviet Union and general secretary of the Communist party, died in mid-November. A The copper” penny was replaced by a lighter copper-plated zinc coin. 43 Retrospect ’82 Home computer adds a new dimension to our ► daily lives. Gag me with a spoon. Moon Zappa kids G. Gordon Liddy. ▼ A Gravity boots — a new way to exercise. A A. An Officer and a Gentleman — Paramont Pictures B. Rocky III — United Artists C. On Golden Pond — Universal Pictures D. E.T. — Universal Pictures I ▲ A John DeLorean. the car maker, was charged with conspiring to sell cocaine. Poland's Solidarity loses momentum. Warren Beatty's Reds was popular with the critics but not at the box office. Larry Walters, with 45 helium balloons and an aluminum lawn chair, violated controlled airspace in a nonauthorized vehicle. 46 47 Blueprints For Progress Since 1869, when Purdue was founded, there certainly has been a great deal of construction and this year is no exception. However, much of the construction today is being done underground. The results and benefits of the ground breaking which began last spring are now being realized. From the underground library in front of Stewart Center, looking much like an Egyptian tomb, to the new Krannert Center for Executive Education and Research, modern architectural design is giving the campus a fresher look. L II Mk m.| _L J L n I n r n It m rn L □ □ M □ i i J 48 The Krannert Center for Executive Education and Research, built to accommodate conferences, and the Residence Halls Administration addition (pictured opposite) will ease space constraints in their parent buildings. Renovations in the Memorial Union — Union Market and Stripe Shop — and expansion of the Undergraduate Library were among other projects completed this year. I 49 The addition to the Math Sciences computing center finally arrived this year. This below-ground facility provides much needed terminals, operations room, and study space. Additional study area is provided by the new Undergraduate Library (opposite page), which opened its doors this past summer. , 1 I , L V j 50 Building From The Ground Do WN iflTH I I I I 51 PSUB CAMPUS SOUNDS PROVIDES FREE ENTERTAINMENT FREE ENTERTAINMENT that’s what PSUB Campus Sounds has offered Purdue students since the mid-1960’s. Featuring a coffee-house atmosphere and student talent ranging from rock bands to comedy acts, the show has drawn crowds of 500-600 people per evening. Students gather around tables in the La Posada Room in the Union during the winter months and outside between the Union and Stewart Center during warmer weather to enjoy the performances. According to PSUB President Mike Donahue, 4,672 people have attended the last seven presentations of Campus Sounds. Due to the overwhelming success of the event. PSUB has recently purchased a new sound system to accommodate larger crowds. This additional equipment will also enable PSUB to feature an even wider variety of acts. Each evening of Campus Sounds includes four or five acts chosen by the PSUB Senior Board, which Is responsible for the organization of the bi-monthly event. The attendance statistics are evidence that PSUB members’ efforts benefit a large number of people. Campus Sounds provides an opportunity for student talent at Purdue to be recognized and enables those in the audience to enjoy an inexpensive evening of entertainment. Comedy Duo Debuts In the fall of 1980, Erwin and Martin debuted at PSUB Campus Sounds and a legendary career began. Armed with original material such as Turning Engineer and General Telephone.” this comedy duo sang, joked, and impres-sioned” their way into the hearts of fun-loving Purdue students. During their two-year career. Kevin Erwin and Dave Martin performed at six Campus Sounds, emceed at U-Sing and two Miss Purdue Pageants, and appeared in several of their own shows. Upon their graduation from Purdue, Erwin and Martin had not only earned engineering degrees, but also the respect and loyalty of many Purdue students. At a special farewell performance. 1300 fans filled the North and South Ballrooms of the Union to enjoy the campus-oriented humor of Erwin and Martin for one last time. For those who heard the comedy team. Purdue may never be the same. S3 Wocka Wocka. Wocka Pacman began the video craze that has swept the United States. In the past year, other video game companies have joined the industry, making it one of the fastest growing entertainment fields. Its profits have exceeded those made by the film and gambling industries; Americans have dropped six million dollars profit into video companies Campus locations such as the Union. Pizza Key. and Pin Pan Alley are constantly swarming with video enthusiasts ready for a challenging game. So Mom send quarters! THE RIVALRY Purdue and Indiana: those great intra-state rivals. In sports, competition for honors is fierce. The battle for the Old Oaken Bucket and its twenty-to thirty-foot chain of “P’s and ‘Ts pits the two schools against each other in their football season finale. Since 1975, the winner of the Purdue-Indiana women’s volleyball game has been awarded a similar trophy, the Monon Spike. Underlying the rivalry is a spirit of friendship and concern for the common good. Dormitory energy conservation contests and blood drive battles are held annually. In 1982, before the Indiana game, students honored Landon Truner, the former Indiana basketball star paralyzed in an automobile accident, with a huge get-well card. THE COMRADESHIP 57 RULES: Eligibility: All Purdue students who have completed six semesters in one academic curriculum. Object: To help seniors retain sanity, to graduate from Purdue with a degree. and to have fun! How to play the game: Follow these steps in the proper sequence. It is possible for a player to skip a phase only when he or she has successfully finished the previous task and is instructed to advance. Failure to comply with all given directions results in Ineligibility for candidate status! You may begin. Let loose and celebrate, you are finally a senior. Camp out at Mackey Arena to get fifty yardline football tickets. Congratulations! You are now a candidate for graduation! 0 Candidate for graduation I I Apply for interview at the Placement Center. Wise use of bonus points. Advance 1. space. Go to church. Pray either to find a job or to be accepted to graduate school. Get time block and spend Friday afternoon at Harry’s. Recite the words to “I am an American 59 09 VSVN i i I Purdue PiESEarch TahEs Off! Laboratories and research are a large part of Purdue University. However, for the first time several experiments are being performed off campus — in space! The Challenger Vll Space Shuttle will carry a package of three all-student projects on its summer of 1983 flight. NASA sold spots on this and other shuttles to universities across the country to promote scientific education. Since 1978, approximately one hundred students, almost exclusively undergraduates, have worked on the Purdue Get-Away Special, as the package of experiments is called. Included in the Special is a geotro-pism experiment that tries to determine the amount of gravity needed to make roots grow down. A second project attempts to determine the behav- ior of cosmic ray particles without the filtrating effects of the earth’s atmosphere. Discovering the behavior of liquid in zero gravity is the purpose of the third experiment. Students in all disciplines of engineering and science combined their practical skills to design and build these projects; professors served only as consultants. Payload on the shuttle was purchased by an alumnus, and donations came from professors and businesses for experimental parts and equipment. When the Challenger VII Space Shuttle lifts off, a new Purdue laboratory will be in use. The contents inside a one-hundred pound gold and black metal box will enter a new frontier in student research. ' 61 Boiler Bf but’ton (but’n), n. 62 Beachside pub serving vacationing college idents in Ft. Lauderdale. 2. Owned and erated by a Purdue alumnus, “Crazy egg” Newell. 3. Features collegiate com-tition in the areas of creative drinking, ling, water sports, and dancing. See also :AH Por... R, SALOON, TAVERN. 63 64 65 k Baseball seasons are never made or broken with one swing, a “bad-hop” grounder, or that single perfect slider for a called third strike. Baseball seasons are made or broken in streaks. Just ask the Purdue baseball team. The Boilers slugged their way through the final week of the 1982 baseball season winning 18 of their final 22 games. They also took all three games from conference rival Indiana in both teams’ final series of the year. The black and gold finished the season with an overall record of 36-23, certainly not a bad year for the diamond men. The Boilers 6-10 conference record was good for a third place tie with Michigan State in the Big Ten’s Eastern Division. “Overall, we had an excellent year,” said Head Coach Dave Alexander. “Once in a while we suffered lapses but we did win 36 games, which is Purdue's new single-season record for wins. Alexander had much praise for the seniors who closed their Purdue careers with the Indiana twinbills. We’re losing seven seniors and they will be missed,” said Alexander. Among those leaving is Purdue’s premiere pitcher, senior Bob Hallas. He ended his Purdue career on a positive note against Indiana as he went seven innings and allowed no earned runs in Purdue’s 7-2 triumph over the Hoo-siers. That particular win upped his career record to 28-13, the best-ever Boilers Blaze Through Season Finale Winning 18 Of 22 Games FRONT ROW. Mall Ragan. Manager; Ken Ostrowski. Assistant Coach; B. Sever. E Rossy. B. Bittner. C. Vale. S. Bradford. R Thompson. T. Zwolan. T Cooney. Dave Alexander. Head Coach. Kent Ollnger, Statistician. SECOND ROW: Jim Russ. Trainer; J. Zolcak, J. Bowman. S. Hubbard. J Rickard. B Bernard. B. Rusboldt. M. Snyder. B Banker. N. Buoukas, S. Urbanski, K. Thielemann. P.J Dictrick. E Volk. J. Maas. G. Peperak. H Olds. Assistant Coach. BACK ROW: M. Bocse. P. Meloy. B Hallas, B. London. M Kinzer. J. Myers. P Fay. M Wood. Boiler pitching record. Senior centerfielder Chris Vale rewrote Purdue’s single-season record for runs scored (52), doubles (14) and hits (73). Vale finished the season with an awesome batting average of .374 and was selected by his teammates as the team’s most valuable player. 67 68 BIG 10 EASTERN DIVISION Schedule: OPP. P. Michigan 4 1 Michigan 23 8 Michigan 6 3 Ohio State 4 3 Ohio State 16 1 Ohio State 7 6 Ohio State 8 2 Michigan St. 1 0 Michigan St. 3 1 Michigan St. 0 6 Michigan St. 7 14 Indiana 2 7 Indiana 11 2 Indiana 3 4 Indiana 5 9 69 A change in leadership this season has given Purdue’s men’s track team a new perspective. After 35 years of service to Purdue, Head Coach Dave Rankin passed the reigns to Mike Poehlein. Having held the position of assistant coach for several years, Poehlein was already familiar with Purdue’s program and the team members. Poehlein’s familiarity with the sys- tem has enabled him to make the transition to the head coach position smoothly. During his first season. Poehlein instituted a new motivational mechanism in an effort to maintain high team morale. Recognition of outstanding individual achievements after each meet encouraged each team member to do his best. Neil Carter received the “Track Man of the Week award after the Purdue Relays for exceeding his personal best in the 800 meter run. Poehlein hopes that such honors will promote continued improvement. A high point of the season for the team was their outstanding performance at the Intercollegiate Championship that earned them a second place finish. Trackster Curt Ramsey qualified for national competition with a first- Boilers Place Second at Intercollegiate Championship fUHDUCl FRONT ROW Karen Kinder, Dave Martin. Jeff Wallace. Bob Nielsen. Jim Johnston, Casey Moore. Mike Poehlein (Head Coach). Roger Sisk. Bill Shuey, Tom Bogenschutz. Jack Farson. Nick Masotti SECOND ROW: Greg Covey. Jay Smith, Sean English. Tracey Roberson. Regan Scruggs. Carl Holmes. Brad Jones, Dave Farkos. Nell Carter. Brian Miller. Jim Hartman THIRD ROW: Jim Klamps. Mark Cammack. Bob Lashley. Tom Ktttcrman, Stu Shell, Bill Burkholder. Mike Poole. Erick Kilponen. Tim Brandt. FOURTH ROW: John Johnson. Dave Wil liam . Andy Willard. Jeff Jackson. Jim Wright. Curt Ramsey, Mile Biers. John Dodge. Wade Russell, John Dlvall BACK ROW: Mike Salmon, Steve Homme. Bill Beckman. Mark Rathbun. Chet Clodfelter. Kevin Tubbutt. Patt Morriscy. Wally Shields, Dave Wollman 70 place high jump of 7’2Vi”. Freshman Jeff Jackson claimed first place in the 100 meters with a time of 10.8 seconds. With exceptional times coming from their younger members, a promising future seems to be in store for the Purdue men's track team. 71 4 Freshmen What are they good for? Coach Fred Wilt knew exactly what they were good for — running. After recruiting three freshmen and having several as walk-ons. the Purdue Women's Track Team had one of its best seasons since the program began in 1976. One of the highlights of Purdue’s season was being invited to a four-way meet in Cambridge. Mas- sachusetts, to compete with the Ivy League schools: Harvard, Brown, and Dartmouth. Before the meet. Coach Wilt stated, Harvard will be the tough one,” however, the Lady Boilermakers finished the competition with a two-point lead. The Drake Relays was another prestigious meet to which Coach Wilt took a contingent of Boilermaker qualifiers. While at the Relays, team members tallied a number of AIAW National qualifying marks and Purdue records. Eleven squad members, four of whom were freshmen, qualified for the AIAW Outdoor National Track and Field Championships held at Texas A M University. Competitors were: seniors Andrea Marek, Alanna Boilers Run for Fourth Place in Big Ten Competition with a 204 Season McCarthy, and Maggie Woods; junior Nancy Stanford; sophomores Jy-mette Bonnivier, Becky Cotta, and Jeannie Molohon; and freshmen Sybil Perry, Lorna Russell, Heidi Hackle, and Maria Williams. Russell and Perry, speedsters from Fort Wayne, Indiana, broke four of Purdue’s records. Russell set a new mark in the long jump as well as in her favorite event, the 100 meter hurdles, with a time of 13.63 seconds. Perry, the other half of the duo. broke the 100 meter and 200 meter times by clocking in at 11.71 and 23.92 seconds, respectively. Other records were broken by Marek, who once again broke her own record in the 1500 meters, and Woods, who broke her previous high jump record of 5’11 Vi” by jumping 6’0”. In keeping with the individual members’ achievements and success, the team finished the season with an overall record of 20-4 and placed fourth in Big Ten competition. Reflecting upon the season. Coach Wilt concluded, “I was very proud of my team.” 73 A- That goes double! Not only did the Purdue men’s tennis team finish the spring season with the best record in Boiler history, the lady netters did so as well. The men finished at 23-11 overall, led by senior captain Bro Bal-lantine, who is the first Purdue player to graduate with more than twenty wins to his credit in both singles and doubles. Third-year coach Ron Mac-Vittie summarized the season by saying, “In my eyes, we’ve turned the program around, and we’re winners!” Boilers Net Best Season Ever In their fall season, the men captured their first team tournament victory at the six-team Ball State Invitational. Purdue took top honors with 1416 points. The lady Boilers capped off a terrific spring season with a second place finish at the MAIAW Region Five Championships. Seeded second in the tournament, the Boilers defeated the Illinois State Redbirds 8-1 and put away Big Ten rival Wisconsin 6-3 before bowing out to eventual champion Indiana University, 9-0. “This is the closest we’ve ever come to receiving an at-large bid to the national tournament,” said second-year coach Nancy Janco. “This is a much improved team; I would say that we’re the most improved team in the Big Ten.” The netters’ 27-15 finish ranks them as the most successful women’s tennis team since the sport was granted varsity status at Purdue in 1975. In their fall season under new head coach Carrie Myer, the lady Boilers 74 finished with a 9-1 record after winning the three-day tournament at the University of Illinois at Chicago Circle. The Boilers were selected by all the participating players and coaches at this tournament as the team with the best court conduct, thus bringing the sportsmanship award home to West Lafayette. 75 Led by senior captain Lisa Luken, the Boiler women closed out their fall season with a 26-32 mark after a disappointing 14th place finish at the Florida International University Invitational. The Hurricanes of Miami (Fla.) University swept the 54-hole tournament with their second straight team title on the par-72 Key Biscayne Golf Course. Florida International finished second while Ohio State, the only other Big Ten representative, finished third firing a total 921 for the course. Luken closed out the fall campaign with rounds of 80-81-81 for a 242 total. Sophomore standout Lori Hie-den, hailing from South Bend, shot rounds of 83-79-87 for a 249 total. Under the guidance of Joe Campbell, ninth-year head coach at Purdue, the Boiler men's golf team finished ninth out of 26 teams participating at the Dixie Intercollegiate in Colombus, Ga. with 908 strokes. Alabama captured first place honors with 859 strokes. Garry Nelson led the Boiler linksters with his 277 total followed by senior Jay Smith who fired a 228 total in the tournament. The linksters concluded their fall season with a record of 63-7. Sophomore John Haime finished fourth as an individual in the Big Ten. Boiler Linksters Conclude Fall Season FRONT ROW: Lori Breeland Bonnie Overman Jody Heath Kim Jones Suzanne Vaughn Jene Hays BACK ROW: Paul Snider Kathy Keelan Lisa Luken Diana Heinicke Lori Heiden Ann Mowery 76 In summing up the season. Coach Campbell said, “Even though we're young, we’ve got good experience. We finished well. We didn’t get blown out in any of the tournaments. I couldn't be happier with the team. Campbell also commented that the leadership of senior Jay Smith was invaluable. “He really holds the team together. said Campbell. 77 Both the men’s and women’s cross country teams finished the 1982 season with outstanding records. For the first time in Purdue’s history, every member of the men's team qualified for national competition. Led by 1982 All-American Bill Shuey, the harriers compiled a 97-22 regular season record and finished tied for 16th in the NCAA Championships. The men finished fifth in the Big Ten meet and took fourth in the District IV NCAA qualifying meet. They also captured first place honors in the Intercollegiate meet, an accomplishment that hasn’t been achieved since 1941. “I was delighted to be in the NCAA’s.” said tenth year Coach Mike Poehlein. We were a little tentative as a team in the finals, not running as well as we did in the district, but overall I am very pleased. The women’s cross country team closed out the season with a fourth place finish at the NCAA district meet under the direction of fifth-year coach Fred Wilt. This is the first year Purdue has been represented in the NCAA Championships. According to Wilt, Every race for the women's team was an improvement.” Junior Becky Cotta was an outstanding competitor for the Boilers this season. Cotta finished 13th in the women's 5,000 meter event with a time of 17:25 and was Purdue’s sole representative to the NCAA Cross Country Championships. She also is the first Boilermaker cross country runner to be honored as an NCAA All-American. 79 Under first year coach Leon Burt-nett, who had previously served as the team’s defensive coordinator since 1977, the Boilermaker football team finished its 1982 season with a heartbreaking 13-7 loss to rival Indiana in the “Old Oaken Bucket” game played at Purdue’s Ross Ade Stadium. Although Purdue won three of its final six games, beating Northwestern 34-21, Michigan State 24-21, and Iowa 16-7, the Boilers were still saddled with a 3-8 overall record and a 3-6, seventh-place finish in the Big Ten. One defensive standout for the gridders this season was senior linebacker Mark Brown who rewrote the single-season solo tackle record by racking up 161 tackles. He also added 48 assists, bringing his total to 209. Junior quarterback Scott Campbell, who has started in every game the past two seasons, connected on 218 of 399 pass attempts for a total of 2,626 yards. Since his freshman year, Campbell has been the starting quarterback 23 times and has thrown for more than 100 yards every game. He is now second only to Mark Herr-man in career passing records for Purdue. Boiler Gridders Bow Out With 3-8 Finish S Downs Tight-end Cliff Benson led the Boilers with 50 receptions for 762 yards and five touchdowns. He also caught Campbell's longest career completion this season for a 77-yard score against Indiana. Placekicker Tim Clark is also to be commended for finishing as Purdue’s leading scorer with eight field goals and 23 of 24 extra point attempts for a total of 47 points. T. Conroy Purdue Boilermakers 1982 record: 3-6 Coach: Leon Burtnett Schedule: 9 1 STANFORD Opp. 35 P 14 9 18 MINNESOTA 36 10 9 25 Notre Dame 28 14 10 2 WISCONSIN 35 31 10 9 Illinois 38 34 10 16 NORTHWESTERN 21 34 10 23 Michigan State 21 24 10 30 Ohio State 38 6 11 6 IOWA 7 16 11 13 Michigan 52 21 11 20 INDIANA 13 7 81 S. Downs men M. Johnson uosuuop w 3 a If you were stopped on the street and asked to accurately describe the 1982 Purdue women's volleyball team, what would your response be? Your answer would have to be nothing less than AWESOME! As defined in Webster’s dictionary, this very appropriate word used to describe the Boilers means: “inspiring; a profoundly humble and reverential attitude.” The Boilers, who were led by honorable mention All-American Jane Neff and senior co-captain JoAnn Wissen, finished a brilliant season with a record of 33-1. Their only loss came in the final match of the NCAA Mideast Regional when they were defeated by eventual runner-up Southern California 3-15, 3-15, and 8-15. Purdue chalked up first place honors at the Penn State Invitational and the Big Ten Championships. The Boilers ended their spectacular season ranked No. 8 in the final NCAA coaches’ poll. Guided by Coach Carol Dewey, the “awesome” Boilers won 29 of their last 31 matches at home. Their only losses during that span have been two matches to Hawaii. Thus far in her eight-year coaching career at Purdue, Dewey and her Boilers have accumulated 237 victories and only 92 defeats for a .720 winning percentage. Their phenomenal 33-1 record in 1982 is the most successful single-season record in the history of Purdue athletics. How ’Bout Them Awesome 33-1 Boilers! 88 FRONT ROW: Joan King. Marianne Smith. SECOND ROW Kim Corwin. Cheryl Flower . Jan Hooillne, Becky Wlnjett. JoAnn Wi� en. Kate Crandall. Jan Nell BACK ROW Karen Cornell, mgr.. Tammy Bailey, mgr.. A i tant Coach Nancy Hultva. Head Coach Carol Dewey. Annette Bower 90 91 92 The 1982 Boilers were almost like a family, according to senior JoAnn Wissen. who holds the Purdue record for service aces with 178. Wissen said, I feel really lucky to be a member of this year’s team. Our success was due to a total team effort. We had ten players that contributed all the time. The best thing about this team was the help everyone provided for each other. Someone else was always there to pick you up. This was the greatest way to go out as a senior!” 93 94 J The Purdue women’s field hockey team soundly ended the season by winning its last three games. The stickwomen finished with a record of 9-10, falling just below the .500 mark. For the first time in six years we have finished below .500,” said second year head coach Nancy Cross, “and it was a very disappointing feeling.” Cross and her assistant Ruth Jones are chalking up this season as one of experience and rebuilding. Coach Cross believed that this year’s team had the ability to be just as good, if not better” than last year’s team which finished sixth in the nation. “I had anticipated being right up there with Iowa (ranked first nationally) and Northwestern battling for the Big Ten Conference title, but we were hindered in a few ways which were unexpected.” One unexpected problem that really hurt the Boilers was the injury sustained by junior Beth Crehan. Cre-han, the top player this season, suffered a broken wrist early in the season and was forced to wear a cast which hindered her play. Cross also lost four starters to graduation last year. Senior co-captain Mary Ross was Stickwomen Fall Just Short of .500 Mark FRONT ROW: Shcrrcc Hoskins, Anna Diccsare, Beth Crehan. Mary Ann Rani- Head Coach Nancy Cross. Laura Dobelman. Cathy Baum. Nancy Powell. Deb gan. Christy Patten. Claire Lega. Penny Fennell. Brooke Mattcson BACK ROW: Zehncr. Assistant Coach Dr. Ruth Jones. % the team’s leading scorer with 5 goals this season. We are just loaded with talent, said Cross. Two of our strongest players, Linda Renner and Beth Crehan, will return for their final year as will sophomore goalie Penny Fennel. I am very much looking forward to next year. 97 TROUT ROVN-. CaroVRa tdoo. rtvgt.. J'xMBoatd, Km Davis. Jane Gdtespte. Rene F c Yv, Y_a na Kroger , Head Coach Dr. Kahms. SECOND ROW Janet Ftxed- andet. .. SjAVj Kadinger. Debbie Thompsen, Suwn Oates. Carla Jo Osgood. Mary NxeVandet, Lon Hazel, Shelley Montgomery. Peter Fuller. Jeanne Gillespie. mgr. BACK ROW Asst Coach Dan Ross. Becky Wilson. Cheryl Schtffli, Gretchcn Boeve, Jill WuM. Wendy Re. Sheila Blatt. Tracey Met . Jennifer Scarpelh. Holly Surface. FRONT ROW: Robert Sadenwater, Doug Boa). Kenneth Jones. Tim Miller. Daniel Tom. Russell Ashenden. SECOND ROW: Jeanne GUespie. mgr . Head Coach Dr Kahms. Martin Miller. Kevin Beck. David Carnes. Donald Fraser. David Pushka. Mike Stump. Fernando Figueroa. Carol Rairdon. mgr.. Asst. Coach Danny Ross BACK ROW Mark Welcherding, John Saczawa. Errc Robinson. David Gnscorn, Allan Bassett. Sven Soedel, Ken Karl. Greg Smith, David Mehrbrodt. Joe Baer 99 Mystical Magical Magnificent One could use any or all of these adjectives in referring to the 1982-83 basketball team and be 100% accurate in that description. The Boilers started the season on a high note with a big pre-season exhibition victory over the touring Soviet Union team. Under the direction of third-year Head Coach Gene Keady, the Boilermakers became the only Big Ten team to defeat the Soviets when junior Curt Clawson hit a 22-foot jumper at the buzzer for a 66-65 victory. With three starters returning from last year’s National Invitational finalist team, the Boilers are looking for their fifth consecutive Final-Four appearance in national tournament play. Paving the way will be 6’10” junior Russell Cross, Purdue's second leading scorer each of the past two seasons and the Big Ten’s Rookie of the Year for 1980-81. Other returning starters are 6’7” junior forward Greg Eifert and phenomenally quick 6’1” point guard Ricky Hall. 1980-81 Indiana prep “Mr. Basketball” sophomore Dan Palombizio and 6’5” Curt Clawson, Purdue’s “clutch” three-point man. round out Keady's starters. Purdue also has two excellent reserves in the talented 6’6” sophomore swingman Jim Bullock and the Big Ten’s smallest player, 5’ 10 Anticipation ... Is Keeping Us Waiting FRONT ROW Ricky Hall Dennis Miller Mack Gadis Curt Clawson Ted Behson Gene Keady Kyle Peterson Herb Robinson Craig Perry Norm Langston Steve Reid BACK ROW Kevin Stallings Bruce Weber Jim Bullock Dan Palomblilo Russell Cross Joe Campher John Askew Jim Rowlnski Greg Eifert Paul Curtis Tony Branch 100 “super-shooter” Steve Reid. At the midway point in the Big Ten Conference schedule, the Boilers stood at 7-3 after a last-second gamewinning shot against the Iowa Haw-keyes to win 60-57. The heroic three-pointer by Steve Reid kept the Boilers in a tie for second place in the Big Ten. “It was one of your typical Big Ten coronaries,” said Keady after the game. “We’ve won five games like this, so it's not luck anymore.” 101 A McGuire 104 Photos by T Conroy 105 Eighth-year Head Coach Dr. Ruth Jones has confidence in her 1982-83 women’s basketball team. Jones feels that this squad is stronger, bigger, and eager to win. “I’m very excited,” said Jones, “because it looks like this is the best team we’ve ever had. With the addition of four new full scholarships, Purdue was able to recruit four super freshmen: 6’2” center Karen Anderson, 5’11 forward Darlene Kintzele, 5’7” guard Erin Doelling, and 5’ 11” forward Tina Stoner. Dr. Jones believes that senior cocaptains Leslie Schultz and Carol Emanuel are both All-Big Ten prospects. Rounding out the starting lineup will be returning guard Amy Por-ritt or Karen Anderson, with forwards Jennifer Isom and Darlene Kintzele filling the other two starting positions. The round-bailers began the 1982-83 season in excellent form by beating the Dayton Flyers 71-69 on a last-second lay-up by Carol Emanuel. “I was really pleased with the way we handled ourselves in the last 22 seconds of the game when the score was tied,” said Jones. “It was an exciting game and a good way to start the season.” Midway through the season the Boilers lost to Iowa 76-70, enabling the Hawkeyes to end their 21-game conference losing streak. This loss left the Lady Boilers with a 2-6 conference record and a 9-7 mid-season mark. Lady Boilers Anticipate Successful Season FRONT ROW Fran Vancheri Amy Porrltt Carol Emanuel Leslie Shultz KelB Layman Brenda Kelsay Erin Doelling BACK ROW Dr. Ruth Jones Tina Stoner Michelle LaLondc Jennifer Isom Karen Anderson Darlene Kintzele Debra Zelazny Mary Ann Myers Nancy Cross I 106 FRONT ROW: S. Lehmann. B. Tobin. B Wood. F. DeSant.s, D. Kylander. S.E Wolint. SECOND ROW: Doug Mcllvalnc. M. Olinger. K Urnew. P. Chura. K. Korgel. P. Koenig. G Chura. D. Davi . B. Ahbe. BACK ROW: D. Wrtghl. J. Calkin , G. Ferguson. B. Thomson. R. Hart, B Trimble. 108 K 109 FRONT ROW S. Anderson, D. Synesael, K. Smith, L. Rice. C Edwards. T Burdlne. M Gifford, N Black. F Ashton, P. Jones. C. Isert, D. Dysert. K. Birkle. D lkemoto SECOND ROW L Mort. R Mulm.x. R Robertson, S Fisher. N Clements. L. Townsend, B. Sharp. K Konzen, D Miller. E Anzures, G. Lut chanski, J. Van Uleet. C Roberts THIRD ROW M Cavanaugh. B. Grady. B. Kiel. G. Dlutkowskt. E Madarang. M. Hornbrook, B Kiel, D. Fields. J. Smith. R Dcrtken. L. Kostnski. C. Barnett. B. Fructcrman. BACK ROW: T. Carnahan. B Buhlor. S. Irwin. J. Wilson. G Culler. P. Garftnkel. H. Lobstein, S. Waugh. D. Helm. G. Studtmann. H Farley. J Hughes. D. Nelson. B Thurman. R. Urahore-Us. L Bucschcr no FRONT ROW: S Kestcr. N Maurer. J. Gray. H White. R.A Kane. L.B. Sutherlm, J. Zapapas. S. Sanders. SECOND ROW: M B. Noden. B Too-Icy. A White, B Williams. A Eliason. G. Inman. F F Ajardo. THIRD ROW: L. Croake. K Bough. J. Davis. C.M Rose. J Moore. N. Elberty. D Ellis. H Goldman. FOURTH ROW: S. Thalmann. K Rund. C. Cooper. C Murray. L Bern. J. H gg n , K WameB, N. Rich. B Mansur. FIFTH ROW: I Avery. W Sanders. D Hartwell. D Boarman. B. Kuhfcld, N.L. Kelso. BACK ROW: V. Hein, L Wargcl. A. Benjamin. G. AUender. D Henning. L Voss FRONT ROW Much Grundman Byron Tiede Andy Groricr Mike Bezy Bruce Smith Alan Hlmmelsbach Dick Ortman SECOND ROW Craig Christian Mark Fundenbergcr Mike Cent Jeff Spangler Mike Shaw Rochelle Jones BACK ROW Stew Scherrtck Mark Roe Mike Penn Charlie Hicks Don Vemer Tracy Brown Randy Polovltch John Neureuter FRONT ROW Jeff Redman Don Schriner Pete Schmitz SECOND ROW Pam Mittelberg Mary Payne Vicki Spencer BACK ROW Chuck Gajda Mark Haggard Kevin Burkhart Dave Fuller Jim Coen Tim Sullivan 113 FRONT ROW: J. Strom. C. Rosio. J. Rosandich. E. Klos. K. Khosrowshahl. P. Murphy. J. Vannatta. A. Mueller. BACK ROW: Ass’t Coach B. Miller, P. Scars. M. Kinder. J. Matyus. P. Myers. T. Furdek. J. Hebden, D. Ashton. R. Kennedy. K. Johnston, J. Reichl, C. Eggcrs, J. Broddan, Coach S. Patrick 114 FRONT ROW: J. Weyl. P, Hagan. J, Nottoli, A Bolden. B. Bridges. SECOND Maley. F Cowan. BACK ROW: $. Redinbo. G. Kemp. C. Jones. A Selleg. M ROW; M Whalen. L Hubert. J. Groth, A. Swart . A Bachmann, E. Bell, S. Stouppe. J Higgins. K McLennan. S. Gilbert. Coach D. Lamb. 115 In 1982, the men’s varsity eight set new goals for future Purdue Crews to surpass by placing ninth in the prestigious San Diego Crew Classic and first in both the Southern Intercollegiate Rowing Championships (SIRC) and the Midwest Rowing Championships (MRC). The victory in the Midwest Championships resulted in an invitation to return to the 1983 San Diego Crew Classic. The junior varsity men’s and novice men’s crews competed with the same success. The junior varsity men placed first at the SIRA and third at the MRC. The novice team placed first at both of these competitions. The women’s varsity eight and novice eight also rowed past their competition in ’82. Both women’s crews placed first in the SIRA, while the varsity eight rowed to a very close second-place finish behind rival Wisconsin in the MRC. The Novice crew placed first in the four-person shell. The 1983 season will continue to challenge the Purdue Crews as they row against the top crews in the country. To continue their trend of successful competition, plenty of dedication. enthusiasm, and hard work will be necesary. Purdue Crew: Rowing Among the Best Pho«o by Jo Ann Sahn r Precision, agility, and school spirit are the qualifying factors which determine who will be Purdue’s cheerleaders. Each spring the field of contestants is narrowed down until five men, five women, and four alternates are finally selected. In addition to cheering for the two largest revenue sports, football and basketball, the cheerleaders support the lady Boilermakers at volleyball and basketball games. Each cheerleader is assigned to act as a booster for one non-revenue sport as well. This is accomplished by sending fan mail, making posters, and attending the sporting events themselves. Purdue cheerleaders are also involved in recruiting potential scholarship athletes as well as attending numerous athletic luncheons. Since last year the cheerleading program has undergone considerable change. Increased funding from the athletic department now covers all traveling expenses for the cheerleaders. Alternates are invited to cheer at every other home game and are included in most cheerleading activities. Another new dimension for the cheerleaders this year is their participation in the National Cheerleading Competition. A film of an original routine consisting of partner stunts, dance movements, chants, mounts, and cheers was submitted for entry. If they are selected as one of the sixteen teams to compete in Dallas, it will be on to national television coverage for the Purdue Boilermaker Cheerleaders! Spirited Boilers Provide Energy and Enthusiasm! 118 119 A grueling test of endurance and skill, the 7-Up Adidas Triathlon drew national attention in its first year at Purdue. Participants gained personal satisfaction from the competition, which supported the Muscular Dystrophy Association. The Alpha Chi Rho fraternity and Chi Omega sorority teamed up to organize and sponsor the event, which included a one-mile swim, 37.3-mile bike course, and a 9.3-mile run. Open to individuals and teams of three (one swimmer, one bicyclist, and one runner), the Triathlon provided a challenge to all. A total of 436 athletes from seven states arrived early Saturday morning, September 25. 1982 to test their endurance. It was a cold overcast day, but the entrants’ spirits were high. When asked why he was doing it, one athlete commented “to prove something to myself.” Transportation crews and onlook- ers on the beach watched as close to 300 people dove into cold Lake Shafer in Monticello, Indiana. The swim completed, the competitors mounted their bicycles for the 37 mile ride along hilly backroads of Tippecanoe County. Runners began the final leg at Klondike Junior High School and finished on Purdue’s campus at 27 Russell Street. Although everyone who finished was considered a winner, the first. Athletes Challenge a 47.6 Mile Course for Charity MEN’S INDIVIDUAL Daniel L. Kortman 3:12:38 Craig Seibert 3:13:45 Christian P. Anderson 3:13:53 WOMEN’S INDIVIDUAL Glnny Caldwell 3:24:19 Helen Rea 3:29:29 Shell! Fullhart 3:38:02 MEN’S TEAMS Dave Brier Josh Andrew Rick Snlvely Donald Carr Jeff Cook Mark Freed Mark Puzuk Jeff Mather Martin Rossmann 2:42:58 2:45:51 2:46:59 WOMEN’S TEAMS Pam Caley Anne Russell Jennifer Burns Betsy Johnson Mary Torres Susan Leffler Donna Pfeffer Kathy Turner Cathy Primmer 3:17:38 3:23:28 3:23:37 second, and third place finishers in each division were awarded trophies and Adidas prizes. Called the “ultimate challenge.” the Triathlon was the second largest student-run charity event ever at Purdue. With such a successful first year, the Triathlon will be back in 1983 as an annual event, hopefully with even more participants. 121 If Exercising, whether on land or in water, alone or in groups, is one of the most popular activities at Purdue. Each day, many students head outdoors or to the Co-Rec to escape from academic pressures. Hundreds of students stretching together to music is a common sight at the Co-Rec. Daily Aerobi-cise classes have become so popular that having more than one session has become necessary. Aqua-cise classes are also available for those who prefer exercising in the pool. Solitary self-disciplined workouts can be developed at the Co-Rec and several athletic clubs around town. Other individual forms of exercising are evident on the streets of West Lafayette, where the joggers and cyclists sometimes outnumber the cars! The wide variety of recreational opportunities available both on campus and in the surrounding area reflects the importance of physical fitness to Purdue students. Students Combine Fun with Fitness B. Schmitz 122 Purdue’s New Intercollegiate Athletic Facility “This is probably the nicest facility of its kind in the country,” said Buford Byers, Associate Athletic Director for Purdue. The new $5 million Intercollegiate Multi-Purpose Athletic Facility is equipped to accommodate the needs of Purdue’s expanding athletic department. The new complex was designed with the comfort and convenience of both players and coaches in mind. In addition to the main locker room, there is a fully-equipped training room, a 3500-square foot weight room with Olympic, Nautilus, and Universal equipment, and a players’ lounge. The facility will help relieve crowded office conditions in Mackey Arena which have existed since the intercollegiate athletic department expanded to include women’s athletics. Every coach and assistant coach will now have his or her private office. The new building also houses Purdue’s sports ticket office, which includes a drive-up window for conve- nience. The Intercollegiate facility features a 2200-seat multi-purpose gymnasium, the new home of Purdue’s nationally-ranked volleyball team. The gymnasium floor can be set up to accommodate four roll-out tennis courts as well. The new facility is connected to Mackey Arena by an underground tunnel. With another tunnel already connecting Mackey to Lambert Fieldhouse, it is now possible to tour the entire Purdue athletic complex without stepping outside. First-year football coach Leon Burtnett thinks the new facility will have a major impact on the Boilermaker football program. “This gives us something that many other schools have — a self-sufficient football facility. It’s an asset not only for the operation of our program, but for recruiting as well. It enhances Purdue’s reputation for first-class athletic facilities.” 124 One of a Kind Buford Byert, Associate Athletic Director 125 126 128 Skull And Crescent This sophomore honorary brings together outstanding underclassmen from different organizations on campus so that they can exchange ideas. The interaction of students and faculty encourages awareness of the common concerns and goals among the organizations they represent. FRONT ROW Dave Niehoff Doug Skidmore Ann Schallstein Metafile Schlegelmilch Belinda Cook Nancy O'Neil Michelle Allium Jennifer Watkins SECOND ROW Mark Blauvelt Dave Tompkins Larry Stroller Tom Everett Peggy Tansek Karen Erickson THIRD ROW Bob Myers Ben Huston Bart Bowser Terry McKtlltp Dave Kaminski Susan Thrush Jean Gilbert BACK ROW John McKenzie Vince McMahan John Metallic Mike Ellis Chris Bowman Dave McGaoghey Jim McKenzie Tomahawk is an activities honorary which serves Purdue and the surrounding community. Past service projects include sponsoring parties for handicapped people at the Wabash Center and ushering at the PMO Christmas Show. The group also helps the handicapped through a fund at the Dean of Students office. FRONT ROW M Adams T Mooney L Smith A Milne C Zenczak D. Cone S Hanna SECOND ROW L Walker C Gencst B Sipes M Knoy D Kissinger L Maziar THIRD ROW J. Baranowski B Kouns D Farmer FOURTH ROW O Obuch J Dry nan L. Nowak P Wilson R. Beidcman FIFTH ROW T Rezek S Jackson K Springman L Markicwicx M Winks D Jackson SIXTH ROW D Tice J. Roark J Kassebaum P. DeArmond BACK ROW G Ramn S Sandefur S. Downs Tomahawk FRONT ROW Karla Janncck Lynn Miller Lisa McCullough Linda Hollar Cindy Misicko Gretchen Linden Herman Rutz Mary Zuber Kris Mcnick Lisa Lutterback Ruth Whltis Annette Hofmelster Pat Becher Kevin Goodrich Kristi Coultas Margaret Landers SECOND ROW Bly Myers Lisa Shafer Carol Havlik Penny Jo Keene Veronica Crisostomo Sue Vergamini Marianne Richmond Bill Burley Dawn Upp Elaine Herlitz David Bosecker THIRD ROW Robin Irwtn Patty Bennett Kathy Sweeney Jay Bushman Debbie Barron Wendy Lansburg Veronica Callahan Susie Mooney Judy Havens Patty Muccl Sue Peckms Booke Davis FOURTH ROW Troy Settle Dave Bowman Ed Burgess Jim Wineinger Tim Jennings Derryl Pitts Jonella Sleg Sandy Shaffner Diane Meyers Sherry Fablna Lori Tarabck Lynn Fishbacher Diane Martin Mary Bonner Linda Herlitz Laura Braun Carol Goldmann Kathy Klesel Laurie Williams BACK ROW Steve Casper Ira Lieberman Jeff Ross Paul Woodard Phil Hotter Brian McCarty Lynctte Dunn Larry OpUa Melinda Ellis Carl Phillips Patty Early Mike Ellis Bill Leinberger Luann Percifield Darcy Green Scott Davidson Yvonne Dunphe Becky Boring Bev Hudec Nathan Jaycox Ann Humphreys Barb Roden Alpha Phi Omega Alpha Phi Omega is a national service fraternity with over 300 members on campus. The group provides a number of services which aid the Purdue campus and the surrounding community. Some of its projects include running campus elections, maintaining two bulletin boards on campus, services to the elderly at Cary Home, and the semi-annual blood drive. 129 UCAN 130 Undergrad Career Advancement Internships is a student run organization whose services are available to students for help with finding summer jobs. FRONT ROW Bryan Hollingsworth Tonctto Baldin FOURTH ROW Mary Groen Glenn Gramllng Colleen Sullivan Rob Bartlett Kimberly Schwinn Jeanette Tovson SECOND ROW FIFTH ROW Fred MacDonald Brian C. Sallee Buddy Menn Eric Sorensen Joe Loveall Tom Uhrig THIRD ROW BACK ROW Rick Bonar Kevin Koch Karen Erickson Ed Buckley Alan Krodel John D Metallic Old Masters Each year, outstanding individuals In their respective fields are invited to Purdue to share their ideas and experiences with the students. The Old Masters are escorted by student hosts and hostesses to scheduled events. “Treasures to Share was the theme of this year’s Old Masters Program. FRONT ROW Dean Zissrt Gary Lemke Karen Fry Dean Akers BACK ROW Resa McGraw Mike Pierson S llyannc Hogan Dave Welty Juilc Ives Tom Kuercher Lynne Jones Scott Macy Kelley McOoskcy Randy Cecola FRONT ROW ShirUiy Marclntak SuMnne Schafsr Tern Straight Morn Kelwy BACK ROW Chrfc Slcgvr-Jane A Hamblm Kelley McCloikcy Jill Hind Mike Lemley Employer Hosting Employer Hosting, or EH” as It is commonly referred to, provides a much needed communication link between students and potential employers in attempting to understand one another. “EH helps students gain confidence by allowing them to deal with company representatives In a atmosphere outside of the job interview. It also enables the recruiters to reach their target population more directly. EH will publicize a company’s visit and set up a discussion on campus through which the employer can reach many students at once. FRONT ROW Dina Coatioloma Rhonda Volh Jackui Tinncrman BACK ROW Bob Holmann Pam Muiclbcrg Bvtsy Wurrsma NOT PICTURED Patrick Martin Occupational Outlook Occupational Outlook is a career information program for Purdue students. The Occupational Outlook’s calender revolves around the Career Fair, which is held in March. For the Career Fair, “00 calls upon Purdue graduates to come back to campus and talk to prospective graduates about what their particular field is like The alumni attend classes with the students in the morning, and in the afternoon answer their questions as to what it's like in the ’real world'. Ui Debris Senior Staff A Nowowiejski Judy McArdle Editor-in-Chief Lee’Ann Townley Sales Manager Beth Garegnani Business Manager Bill Schmitz Photo Editor Mary Lynn Doherty Associate Editor Amy Earl Photo Editor Peggy Keefe Associate Editor TnpfSlHBT Debris Junior Staff Deadlines, photos, cropping, copy, table sales, layouts, group shots, candids. indexing these terms are a part of every Debris Junior Staffer's vocabulary. The staff is divided into four sections: production, photography. business and sales. Although each section has individual responsibilities, the groups work cooperatively to produce and sell Purdue's yearbook FRONT ROW Tom Conroy Ginny Robinson Krista Gcmlich Mary Damm Wcndi Aronln Wendy Cook Suzy Money Karen Winchester Bettma Lyst Cheryl Lonson Tara Hickey Kate Phelps Bill Collins Mike Johnson SECOND ROW Jeff Conrad Julie McFatridgc Susan Rammel Marilyn Cleary Nik Ramfos Michelle Cline Janet Klrtnclc Kim Ann Fiorim Sandy Larson Ann Flammang Susan SKwa Masoud Azimt THIRD ROW James Hanktnson Tcrrye Williams Janet Helntz Andy Hodge Kate Fenstermaker Matt Wicks Debbie Slagel Marilyn Miller Anita Verheul Heather Nicolai Carol Albright Connie Schuessler Jill Eden Sam Downs Dean Ikemoto BACK ROW Rick Smith Heidi Kurtz Frank Catt Alan Miller Dave Button Tom Powell Eric Ryden Mary Kay Marlines Greg Stewart Gary English Linda Kohlmeyer Ken Dyman 134 Iron FRONT ROW David Conner Avra Jain Karen Slciltano Jane Neff Carrie Cox Randy Kelsey BACK ROW Dr. John Hicks Cheryl Penkowskl Karen Frye Michael Donahue Dean Keith Smith 136 Iron Key Is the President's Honorary. Student members are selected at the end of their junior year for their outstanding service to the University and their fellow students. Working with the President of the University, Iron Key strives to create an awareness of the important aspects of student life at Purdue. Omicron Delta Kappa FRONT ROW Sarah Sander Darlene Cieslak Catherine Cooltdge Mary Adam Susan Hanna Bob Walter SECOND ROW James McKenrle Tracey Quick Bob Wrenn Karen Kacprowicr David Cassidy Jo Wagner Mike Pierson BACK ROW John McKenKe Steve Miller Scott Will Susan Waller Kevin Eikenberry 138 Omicron Delta Kappa is a national leadership honorary. Its purpose is to recognize students who have demonstrated proven leadership qualities through scholar ship, community activities, student government, and athletics. ODK draws its membership from both students and faculty members ODK activities include presenting the Dean Beverly Stone and the Best Counselor Awards, and the Lunch with a Leader, and various social activities. In so doing, ODK fulfills its responsibilities to the students, administration. and the community as a whole. FRONT ROW Judy McArdle Jim Dodson Don SemVr Jenny Meyer Dick Grace SECOND ROW Douglas Johnson Debbie Roth Doug Lindley John Sautter BACK ROW Richard McDowell Carolyn Jones Rick Brajer Randy Cecola Gary Lemke Mortar Board FRONT ROW Dr. J. Alfred Chiscon Miss M. Beverley Stone Gary Lemke Dr. Barbara Cook Dr. Jay Wiley SECOND ROW Cheryl Penkowski Betsy Wiersma Anna Jain Andrea Knox Susan Jones Allison Herke THIRD ROW Jane Neff David Wefty David Conner Joe Moeller Janice Roark Mark Lindsey Randy Cecola Kurt Fromme BACK ROW Pete Clyne Avra Jain Jim Dodson Dori Semler Judy McArdle Randy Kelsey Steve Jepson 140 Mortar Board is a national honor society recognizing senior college students. Members are selected on the basis of achievement in the areas of scholarship, leadership and service to the campus and community. The Purdue chapter of Mortar Board, established in 1926, began the tradition of selling calendars, Mortar Boards. Through the sale of these calendars, this chapter has been able to provide scholarships and fellowships to Purdue students beginning their graduate or professional studies. 141 I___________________________________________ Golden Key National Honor Society was chartered in the fall of 1982 on the Purdue campus. All junior and senior students who maintain a GPA of 5.5 or above are eligible for membership. It is a unique honorary in that it is a student-run society with the potential for service to the University. FRONT ROW Pete Clyne Julie lve� Karen Frye Don Sender Botty Wiernma BACK ROW Dave Conner Gary Lemke Doug Lmdlcy Jim Dodson Golden Key Betsy Wiersma Pete Clync Randy Cecolo Dori Semler Losers For Life Losers for Life recognizes the bonds of friendship established through various activities, the development of the University, and the desire to lose one's self by giving to others. Ag Student Intercom The Ag Student Intercom Is an agricultural magazine published by Purdue students. The magazine is concerned with agricultural events and students on campus. Ag Council J Gcrardot M Pohl S. Nofrigcr J. Smith K Eikcnberxy W. Jacobs I. Avery A Lillie SECOND ROW A R. HlUt G Powell J. Gregory K Lowry M Smith M. McUcut BACK ROW H Jones M Montel J. Barstow D Smith C Langley A Grossman FRONT ROW Debbie HulwJI Gary R. Johnston Mike Smith SECOND ROW Tammy Weaver Virginia Black Sandy Weaver Ann Phelps Warren Gact2 Jane Abbott Dave Fraser BACK ROW Lon Need Janet Barstow Katrina Dundcrdale Laurie Jones One purpose of the Ag Council is to publicize agriculture and related events. The Council also strengthens relationships between agricultural students and faculty at Pur- due. 143 Ceres Ceres is a leadership honorary for junior and senior students In agriculture. Its purpose is to recognize those who have demonstrated achievement in leadership and scholarship. Ceres participates in the Indiana State Fair Farm Day parade, and also organizes an ice cream social on campus and the agriculture awards night. FRONT ROW Jerry Hartman Lu Miekler Keith Delaplanc Sam Stoller Steve Sloan Jerry Flint Sandy LaFrcc Tina Canti Lea Went David Burbrink Mark Durr Greg Armuth SECOND ROW Mchtta Came Mary Beth Noden Owen Hack Amy Gangwcr Gary Weesner Sharry Rahn Judy Cauterucci Lam Manor Tracey King Jack M Slaby Sandy Mclntoth Sarah Sander THIRD ROW Laura Geddes Davtd Neff Renee Langdon Beth Allen Debbie Altavilla Cindy Bear hope Karen Lowry Jay Harmon Rita Becker Tandy Shively Tern Zlrkle BACK ROW Richard Gumz Jeff Miller Emmanuel Monyo Craig Langley Janet Smith Jill Blumenthal Melltta Rotebrock Joel Conrad Bryce Strcmming 144 Agronomy Club The Purdue Agronomy Club is an organization with membership open to anyone interested In promoting Agriculture. The Club is a member of the Student Activities Subdivision of the American Society of Agronomy. Its largest project is grow- ing, harvesting, and selling pop sorghum, which was developed here at Purdue. It is also responsible for making crop and weed mounts that are sold to Indiana high schools, 4-H clubs, and FFA organizations. FRONT ROW Eldon Hood Debbie Buchfuehrer Lorrl Dickmeyer Karen Lowry Jeff Brown Linda Matyuk SECOND ROW Rena Katler Christina Evans Robbie Dowd Bryan Overstreet Andy Brown Chris Faulkner BACK ROW Jenny Scifres Randy Roc Rod Putt Richard Guniz Mike Greener Lee Schweitzer Horticulture Society Since its founding in 1912. the Purdue Horticulture Society has aimed to promote the science of horticulture by offering numerous horticulture activities and developing friendships among students with similar interests. The society sponsors many trips, makes cider for the Feast of the Hunter’s Moon, and sponsors the Hort Show each spring. Rick Meyer Adna Ellen Egbert Debbie Hutsell Mark Goldenstcm Wayne Gruber Cindy Campbell Doug MacDonald Laura Mast Jerry Bab son Patty Bullard Alan Perucca Ted Kroeger Bob Freske Debbie Smith Don Eickhofl Christine Fruits Brenda Whitt Beth Finn Julie Hultman Carolyn King Nancy Kilbert Lee Ann Shireman Cindy Shireman Sharon Yicsla Ann Jung Mike McCaffery Collegiate 4-H Collegiate 4-H is an organization both for those who have been involved in 4-H in the past, and others who are interested in working with people on service projects Collegiate 4-H’ers work as judges at county fairs, host a Christmas party for Boys’ Home, and participate in many other worthwhile activities. FRONT ROW Joy Sehrocr Terry Hayhurst Susan Bales Brian Gauck June Coxad Doug Baker Charlotte Orman Peggy Silver Tern Siebert Susan Stevens THIRD ROW Jeff Fuchs Steve Bishop Gerald Powell Barbara Riggs Hassie Beeler Lucinda Griffin Gregg Montgomery Mary Davis Juilann Ford Melissa Brassart Helen Schmidt Nanette Patrick SECOND ROW Julie Spohr Rick Meyer Christine Smith Janice Smith Mary Adams Shawn Baker Kim Kernodle Lynaire Smith Zina Hutching FOURTH ROW Colleen Yake Michactc Wtegert Ann Wagoner Lurinda Winkler Carolee Hartman Lori Johnson Hotstlnc Brian LaVerlc Orme Susan Waller Dana Niles Debbie Syford FIFTH ROW Candy Humphries Cherl Elkins Melissa Hahn Cynthia McBurncy Sheldon Callahan Sara Gltman Vrenda Janowiak Patrick Musgrave Lort Guy Sheryll Schoenkc BACK ROW Lix Coin Diana Thompson Donna Anderson Tony Meeks Doug Ashton Gayle Studebaker Don Weilhamer Roger Dyson 146 Agricultural Mechanization Club The Agricultural Mechanization Club consists of students and faculty members in the field of Ag. Mech. The club seeks to improve faculty-student relations and to expose students to businesses In their field. The Ag. Mech. Club sponsors plant trips and also plans the alumni hog roast. The Agricultural Economics Club is an organization created for students in Ag Econ. and other related majors. The Ag. Econ. Club sponsors many activities throughout the year for its members. In the fall, the club sponsors a hamburger fry for students and faculty. In the spring, the group holds an awards banquet where scholarships are awarded to outstanding students, and prominent guest speakers are featured. FRONT ROW Larry Wettschurack Terry Cline Tim Dunham Susan Sargent Jerry Yarnefl Gerald Powell Ed Racop SECOND ROW Glen Templtn Lawrence Calvert Dennis Tucker Ray Lien Brent Henderson Mike Deiwert Dave Bowman BACK ROW John Nyc Rick Holderbaum Darrell Nicholson Bill Carteaux Kevin Etkenberry Roger Strasburger Mark Montel John Dart Ron Thiemc John Shutske FRONT ROW Marshall Martin Teresa Miller Craig Langley Mark Peterson Martha Paarlberg Jean Abbott Craig Dobbins SECOND ROW Phillip Burkle Lesa Schwartrkopf Pam Snider Sally Fuller Nancy Cupka John Colter Johanna Byram Randy Martin Jefl Pound Mitch Goon Matt DesRosiers Jennifer Gawthrop Ann Conner BACK ROW Todd Sommers Kent Smith Mark Schwering Rodney Miller Russell Baker Club THIRD ROW Carl Hanlan Lone Hull Jeff James 147 Rodeo Club The purpose of the Purdue Rodeo Club is to promote rodeo as a sport. The club consists of about thirty members and sponsors activities such as rodeos, guest speakers, films, roping clinics, and social functions. The club also feels responsible for keeping the public informed about the sport of rodeo. FRONT ROW BACK ROW Jenny Edward Kathy Steele Julie Rodger Bcv McAfee Yvonne Coen Tammle Ladd Julia Brovont Ann Digtovannl Karen .lone Jeff Naylor Dean Lamb Bruce Gorn cy Curt Lefebure Paul Reumg Clark Ponder Rick Isenhower Andy Hendorton Stoimy Barncklow Jim Harmon 148 Block and Bridle Club The Purdue Block and Bridle Club offers educational and social services to students Interested in animal agriculture. The club's activities include field trips to production units, guest speakers, demonstrations, canoe trips, picnics, contests, banquets and receptions. The Block and Bridle Club also provides services to the Purdue Agricultural campus and those in the livestock industry. FRONT ROW J Rulon S McIntosh A. Siemens K. Sees® C Weinberg A. Connors SECOND ROW C. Losing J. Leiting R Beasley B. Dolby B Polonka T Shively C. Trimble K Hendrix THIRD ROW J. Rodibaugh D. Smith 1 Avery W Shepherd R Stokes R Smith J. Mariar R O'Farrtfl C McDcrmitt R Mockel M Siemens M. Meyers M Artlm K. Taylor BACK ROW M McIntosh P Jones A. Dlglovanm S. Moxley L Aschllman S Weaver K Patterson S Smith C Yake 149 Alpha Epsilon is an organization which promotes unity among Agricultural Engineering honor students through such activities as Farm Days and tutoring fellow Agricultural Engineering students. Monthly meetings are held to plan service and social actvities and are occasionally visited by technical speakers. FRONT ROW Tim Wolfs Carol Sallman Bob Stwalley SECOND ROW Dennis Buckmaitcr Richard Dtrium Nolan House Ed Gorken Don Bender Barb Arlinghaus Linda Johnson Richard Osborn BACK ROW Calvin Hartman Mark Kramer Mark Evan Larry Gaultney Craig Poling Ed Monke Alpha Mu is an honor society whose purpose is to promote character, scholarship, and professional attainment in the field of Agricultural Mechanization. The first Alpha Mu chapter was established at Purdue in 1977, and the honor society now has 3 chapters nationwide. FRONT ROW John Shutsko Kevin Elkenberry Susan Sargent Roger Strasburger Mark Monte! BACK ROW Ray Lien Ron Thlome Darrel Nicholson John Dart Edwin Racop John Nye ISO ihlk Purdue Society Of Landscape Architects FRONT ROW Cheryl Long Lynn Campbell Kay Collin Paul Wroblewski Don Moinar Donna Davis John Collier Jane Watrous Choii Leong Susan Klnkade SECOND ROW Linda Haile Don Buit Colleen O'Connor Joe Sipocz Mike Williams Jan Gese Lisa Brandi Carla Walker Kathy North Debbie Fenton Jackie KelJar Beth Ann Wilson Kathy Douglass THIRD ROW Lorraine Kregcl Janet Evans Mike Get Norma Staal Geoff Roehll Kccly Witt Tom Divelbiss Steve l.ohlde BACK ROW: Karen Fruy Kim Patterson Dave Tompkins Bob Pennock Kathy Faylor Carl Christiansen Jack Sutton Lori Bartrom Carrie Lcaman Dave Bcvirt Dave VanZelst The Purdue Society of Landscape Architects is an active organization with 90 members. Activities include the Annual Valentine’s Day Plant Sale, assisting with street tree planting, and co sponsoring the 1983 Mother's Day Horticulture Show. In addition, PSLA will host the 1983 National Student Landscape Architects' annual convention, LABASH '83. 151 Boilermaker Tractor Pull Foundation FRONT ROW Tony Carrel) David Tifus Joseph Downham BACK ROW Brad Marley David Ncfl Rob Heiv « Senior Board The Boilermaker Tractor Pull Foundation is a student organization that sponsors and presents a nationally-sanctioned tractor pull for the benefit of Purdue students. Proceeds from the tractor pull are awarded in the form of scholarships to students in agriculture. Membership is made up of a senior board, which is the administrative staff, a junior board, and several other interested workers including the Tractor Pull Girls. The activities of the Boiler maker Tractor Pull Foundation Include the tractor pulling classes, Pull for the Future. a day-on-campus for seniors. Man Pull, Women's Tricycle Tractor Race, and the promotion of tractor pulling throughout the state. 152 Junior Board FRONT ROW Paula Sip Mike Pyle Joe Davis Greg Deason Barbara Bnnk Daniel Wendt Steve Brown Mike Ludwig Brad Schenck Reed Blair Jefl Jones Debbie Allen Barry Trotter Bill Cole Mark BJauvcIt Lori Cullop SECOND ROW Buk Kellner Gary Fisher Kelly Gilbert Andy VanNe David Chance Larry Uhock Lort Ann DeTtolio Doug Wilcox Bill Hensier Tim Mehne Mary Veenhuiren Kent Dilling BACK ROW James Newkirk Amy Gor� ueh Jeff Keirn John DeClark Jan Unger Brian Toay Doug Miller Jennifer Nlehau Frank Bate Mike Pierce FRONT ROW Maryann Cyr Tam Small Margaret Much Lori Zcitwanger Cynthia Radford Beth Guard Julie Bale Susan Bale Julie Renbarger SECOND ROW Linda Godar Susannc Kaal Ltsa Wcylcr Sarah Williamion Kim Zoiter Laura Miller Michelle Gommel Reno Katter Stephanie Cripe Missy Elliott Lynn Smallman Jo Haring Beth Weinkauf BACK ROW Shawn Baker Linda Wmelnger Patty Bullard Kern Gardner Marlen Standiford Ll a Parker l.lsa Ann Cullop Maribcth Shea Susan Stevens Cindy Troycr Pam Easterdoy Tractor Full Girls 153 Land Surveyors The Purdue Land Surveyors is a student organization which incorporates the American Congress on Surveying and Mapping and the Indiana Society of Professional Land Surveyors. The purpose of this chapter is to promote a better understanding of the land surveying profession and to provide a crucial link between the students and their professional societies. They hold monthly meetings which feature guest speakers from all aspects of the surveying and mapping professions. The organization also sponsors other activities which promote student interaction. FRONT ROW Kevin Harrison Kenny Brosroer Dennis Gobble SECOND ROW Steve Herczig Jeff Sounder Dave Schell THIRD ROW Bob Gross Tom Lunsford Dave Blankenbeker FOURTH ROW Phil Tapp Phil Beer John Kurtz Brenda Mihalko BACK ROW Roger Durham Joe Mihalko PURDDE STUDENT CHAPTER 154 The School of Management Council is both an advisory council to the faculty and the administration and a service organization to the students. The group Is composed of 22 management students selected by petition during the spring semester. Recent actions of the council have Included curriculum revisions, course investigations. resume books. Host-A-Freshman Program, Graduate Opportunities Night, SMC Newsletter, Company Hosting, freshman handbook and many others. Management Council BACK ROW J Moeller A Orcfhcc J Mohlmann T. Troyan D. Mercer J Hind C. Corner T. Blood B. Feller FRONT ROW J Ellis S. Vaughan S. Gilchrist J Harvey S Dunbar M Fiedler N O’Neal A Adam R Kadiyala Accounting Club Accounting Club is a profession-oriented club open to students interested In an accounting career. Its goal is to provide students with the opportunity to meet accounting employers and to explore Issues of concern to accountants. FRONT ROW Kathy Stile Gordon Helm RACK ROW Cheryl Rhea Deanna Anderson Peggy Lepp Cindy Janosik Diane Obuch 156 AIESEC FRONT ROW Ruth Bold! Kathryn Hemlein Kan Verrtll Shelley Hobson Amy McAuley Sharon Doenge Laurie Mane Julie Barcroft Lynne Lockhart Kathy Knauer Beth Deehan Kathy Wilson Cynthia Roath Beth A Meyer Karel Homrig Judy McCoy SECOND ROW Sandy Roth Debbie Lynch Rae Ofcnbeck Kevin E Martin Came Butter Nancy Moberg Jane Bucko Brian Lafferty Jeff Silverstein Mark Maloney Charles Lockhart Jim Getsky Li a Puckett Carta Thurner BACK ROW Deborah Marasco Tara Tuning Kimberly Palko Christopher K. Hill Rick Smith Tatiana Almendrale Navld Kanani Cheryt Schatl Helen Schmidt DeeDee lniow Ken Parent Jim Ford Fred Fratrman Jim Faurote Brian Blevln We Wade Doug Harshbarger Mark Macke Steve Austin AIESEC. The International Association of Students in Economics and Business Management. is composed of students in all majors. AIESEC provides opportunities for students to improve their business skills. Students also have the opportunity to work in one of 57 different countries. Pre-Law Club The Pre-Law Club consists of students from all areas of study who share a common Interest in law. The club hosts guest speakers from various aspects of law and sponsors picnics and other social events. Prior to the administration of the Law School Admission Test, the club sponsors an LSAT preparation course. FRONT ROW Lucinda Delph Holly Pelton Joann Cana pa ry Kathryn White Miruwn Robesom Debbie Moorehead Theresa Knapp Jill Glee son Debbie Waqner SECOND ROW Steve Maslikowski Susan Hinesley Mary Kay Kaupkc Mary Beth StohJer Sandra Boyd Jeffrey Robinson David Bear Christopher Maloney Ch«ryl Purtcc Kathy Russell Elaine Butler Mary Dreyer Julie Hutchinson BACK ROW David Wabcl John Erickson Mike Venneman Dan Boots Jeff McDermott Charlie Bates Jim Speck 157 Pershing Rifles Pershing Rifles is a service organization that develops leadership, discipline, and military skills, along with stressing the Importance of physical fitness. Pershing Rifles Company E-3 has about 35 active members from all military services as well as civilians. Company E-3 sponsors the annual Purdue Invitational Drill Meet. FRONT ROW Alicia Gierwatowski Pamela Morgan Gerald Shotsbcrger Karen Cockrum Heidi Tanya Martin SECOND ROW Mark Couch Madelyn Glissman Brum Lavelle Jeff Anderson Mary Petry THIRD ROW Keith Kilgore Glen Reinhold Jeffrey Moore FOURTH ROW Ed Etsenlord Pan WoJow Philip Rezek Brian Hubbard Karen Smith David Pinkerton BACK ROW Craig Plummer Lance Forbes F Gale Wiseman John Antrim Kip Coco Peter Conte Jim Huffaker The Anchorette Society is a women's auxiliary of the NROTC. The members participate in communal. social, and service endeavors. These activities include: fall and spring picnics, the Navy-Marine Corps Ball, holiday parties, ushering, and a St. Patrick's Day party for the Veteran’s Home FRONT ROW Tammy Spurgin Carla Caric Dawn Stolr Lisa Butler SECOND ROW Brian Bethel Beth Maicr Julie Marshall Kathy Feener Mark Feener Lt Frank Benkert THIRD ROW Reta Krozel Ron Oard Susan Castor Charlene Glaze FOURTH ROW Andy Dudenhoelfer Scott Bauserman Dan Atkinson BACK ROW Laura Moss Delta Buffington Nancy Steinhauser Anchorette Society 153 Angel Flight Angel Right is an honorary, professional, service organization of dedicated Individuals from leading colleges across the nation. Members of the Purdue chapter work hard to help the underprivileged. They assist organizations such as the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the American Cancer Society, and the American Red Cross. Associated with the AFROTC and the Arnold Air Society, they act as a civilian link between the Air Force and the civilian population. FRONT ROW Noc! Smith Liw Hite Kun King Jane Daugherty Kathy Brogan SECOND ROW Capt Bruce Johnston Jan Sullivan Dave Cheney Karen Soard BACK ROW Barry Graham 159 Kappa Psi Kappa Psi is a professional fraternity exclusively for pharmacy students. The fraternity sponsors an annual drug fair, works with Home Hospital during Poison Prevention Week, and participates with several community groups in various activities. FRONT ROW THIRD ROW Edmund Gunn Gary Hudsom Ralph Meioro Pete Tnmboli SECOND ROW Clark Widmoyer Mark Friedman Charlie Goodall Jeff Davis Bob Anailasta Jon Ortman Dave Dumouchel Mike Ankenbruck Brad Cooper Ton Andrei Jeff McGlone John Reyes Stan Miller Don Paulelt Brad Harth Bill Mark Chuck Hrybyk Rob Window Joe Meyer Jim Huber Dave Ogden Don Wilklm Mike Peters Brian Perry Jim Murrey Dave Purdy Bob Lcwti Pal George Joe Bubalo Jeff Opel Greg Reuter 160 Kappa Epsilon Kappa Epsilon is a national, professional fraternity for women which promotes leadership in pharmacy. Some of the organization’s activities include assisting Home Hospital with Poison Prevention Programs, and the OTC drug fair, high school recruitment, and a career fair for the School of Pharmacy. FRONT ROW Donne Sackerson Anita Cortes Pam Roberts Kathleen Feener Becky Fenstcrmaker Cindy Meikle Catherine Cootidge Ann Aubruner SECOND ROW Rhonda Estes Karen Balukicwscz Julie D'Andrea Deborah Bailey Jill Lewis Suzanne Schrecongast JtU Duncan Jenny Meyer Linda Walters THIRD ROW Beth Huber Jenny Frazee Mary Schnur Deborah Shuback (•retchen Bruner Nancy Hoover Robyn Hott Teresa Hedges BACK ROW Kelly M Reberger Anne Groves Pam Boner Jodi Bergman Tamara Crawley Diane Rammelsbcrg Karen Eckert Karen Swedcen Rebecca Farr Phi Delta Chi FRONT ROW Diane Tenner Susan Hick Chris Dick Connie Calmer Julie Johnson Caludio M. Lope? SECOND ROW Linda Walter R k Wright Catherine Coolidge Judy Bennett Joy Dohmeyer Becky Fenstermaker Alison Green Deborah Shuback Deborah Bailey Mary Schnur Teresa Weiler Diane Moody Nancy Gcphart BACK ROW Sue Bosch Nancy Kleihng Tamara Crawtey Deb Smith David Purdy Joanne Barnck Norm Hart Dane Rammelsberg Teresa Poskus Bob Lewi Kerry Pickworth Karol Torry Renee Kldwetl FRONT ROW Paula Grossman Judy Wood Darren Kaneshigc Claudio Lopez Mary Pierson SECOND ROW Karen Bergmann Sandra StTong Ronald Richardson Meli � a Wright Michelle Gallmeier THIRD ROW Lynlee Deam Cassandra Burrell Connie Calmer Barbara Grieves Susan Rodlbaugh BACK ROW Robert Schilling Brian Frost Carol Peo Lori Weesncr Rick Wright Student American Pharmaceutical Association 162 SNPhA The Student National Pharmaceuti-cal Association develops programs which provide services and training in areas directly affecting minority health care. SNPhA provides mechanisms to develop, within the minority community, a positive image of black. Latino, and other minority health professionals. SNPhA also informs pharmaceutical students of opportunities and obligations as future health care professionals. Hospital Advisory Board FRONT ROW Winona Fleming l.oralnc Harrli Sandra Strong Gale Spears Tammy G. Gueyser BACK ROW Ralph Johnson Ronald Rkhardton William A. Johnson Eric A Smith Marcia Hayes The purpose of the Hospital Advisory Board is to provide student input into the operation of the student hospital and to stimulate the student’s concern for his or her own health. The group visits patients at the hospital daily, as well as participating In Health Awareness Month and taking suggestions from students for better operation of the student hospital. FRONT ROW Kathl Stroia Lira Demaree Mariana Chicko Kelly Kerkhove Kelly Sue Ra� p Susan McDonald SECOND ROW Jean Tucker Cathy Cottrell Detdra Taylor Jackie Humnga Ginger Marley Julie Metz Tamt Adam Sutl Shaw BACK ROW Claudia Wang Kelly Byblcki Gerard Gregerjon Joan King Pam Rmgland Rom Horvath Jell Johnton Karen Walton 163 The Greek The Greek newspaper is geared to the interests and activities of members of Purdue's 45 fraternities and 19 sororities. With a circulation of 6000 and a staff representing various Greek organizations, The Greek is published bi monthly. K. Frank L. Naff B. Sturm V Parducci Senior Board FRONT ROW M Husser J. Smith C Glenn SECOND ROW D. Wampner D. Slone S Pepplea H Craig BACK ROW M. Weiwburg K R Adams Hugh Hefner Jr. Richard M Nixon 164 Junior Board Film Society FRONT ROW Bill Baetz Peggy Offcrle Jonathan Dcnllnger Paul Schorl Julkr Stamper SECOND ROW Jeff Anthony Henry Prejton Margaret Novak Susan Scott Denise Abbott THIRD ROW Dave Eckert Jon Fishbone Richard Paul Richard Fisher Aaron A. Andrews BACK ROW John Fisher Bob Shear Tim Kerr Brian Pierson Sandra Brown Deborah Peters Rick Darnell Martha Marr The purpose of the Purdue Film Society is to promote film interest on campus. With a membership of 30 persons, the society provides reduced-rate movies for students on Friday and Saturday evenings. 165 The Exponent is the campus newspaper The Exponent of Purdue University. The paper, established in 1884, Is published Monday through Friday and has a dally distribution of 17,000 copies. This number makes the Exponent the largest collegiate newspaper in Indiana. Since 1969, the Exponent has been a separate entity from the University, owned and operated by the Purdue Student Publishing Foundation. Inc., a non-profit organization. The paper is run by students and aided by a few full-time professionals. Iran FRONT ROW: Karynne Anderson Patti Cossure Sue Kropp Virginia Black Carolyn Burris Kayleen Kimbrell Kevin Khosrov.'jhahi Erin Geegan Michelle Ullrich Kathy Grubb Jeff Wiegner John Kaye Deb Rusk Ed Miller Bill Kecshen THIRD ROW Thalia Douglass Austin Angel Tony Gawryssak BACK ROW: Barry Becker John Woloch Hortence Nljlnskl Ellen Steel Steve Christenbcrry Chuck Young Dave Nelson Dave Lin Beth Struck SECOND ROW: Bill Derrer Chris Maloney Laura Kursell Steve Jaggers Mary Dreyer Tom Snyder Greg Montgomery Greg Smith 167 168 169 Engineering Student Council FRONT ROW Anno O’Donnell KalW D«Bro se Michelle Self Stephanie Eaton Lindiay Hughes Jeff Grate Kevin McLaughlin Blasine Penkowskl Lisa Smith Bon Boiler Cheryl Pcnkowski SECOND ROW Scott Reeve Carolyn Ransford Kathleen Olmstcad Sheryl Smith Rick Brajer Karen Butler Anne Holland Mike Antony Chuck Antony Bill Siovern BACK ROW Steve Tilmans Frank Leban Andy Kennedy Dale Berry Will Snodgrass Brad Maggart This 36-member council consists of representatives from each of the engineering schools. Professional awareness is promoted by sponsoring the Industrial Roundtable job fair each fall and lectures by famous engineers throughout the year. A basketball tournament and a computer card housebuilding contest during Engineer’s Week in February, and an annual pig roast in the fall encourage activity and cooperation among student engineers. The ASAE student branch allows students In agricultural engineering added contact with staff and faculty. Club meetings feature speakers from industry describing advances and opportunities In the power and machinery, soil and water, food, and forestry engineering options. The organization sponsors a lawn mower winterization clinic, an awards banquet, and a spring student-staff picnic. American Society Of Agricultural Engineers FRONT ROW Carol Sail man Bob Stwallcy Cheryl Endrcs SECOND ROW Dennis Buckmaster Tim WoHe Marvin Butler Craig Poling Dennis Silver David Loo per Nolan House Ed Gcrken Linda Johnson Barb Arlinghaus THIRD ROW Mark Evans Mark Kramer Ken Sebastian Richard Dcrkscn Dan Yoder John Schueller Richard Osborn Craig Seibert Prof. Harry Gibson Evandro Mantovam Jadir Silva BACK ROW Calvin Hartman Kelvin CoJenbrander Doug Fox Kevin Tnbbett Larry Gaultney Don Bender American Society Of Mechanical Engineers ASME is an organization composed of over 500 mechanical engineering students. The club sponsors guest speakers from Industry to come and talk to and with the members. Publishing an M.E. resume book and sponsoring picnics and social events are other activities of ASME. FRONT ROW Jennifer Sheffer Sue Bleikamp Madonna Corneltssen William Taylor BACK ROW David Mennel Mike Bailey Jatm Mills Greg Black NOT PICTURED Tom FarT 171 Purdue Society Of Construction Engineers The Purdue Society of Construction Engineers is designed for all students interested in the construction industry. The group’s principal activity is sponsoring speakers on various aspects of the construction industry. Scott Sieboldt Scot Clark Richard Walker Dana Knight Christopher DeWald Associated Builders Contractors Formed in 1979, the Purdue chapter of ABC has twenty-five members who actively participate in the group's activities. The members of the Student ABC Chapter are enrolled in the school of Building Construction and Contracting and are training to be Professional Contractors.” The group’s goal: to graduate students who know how to manage people, money, machines, materials, and time for the completion of jobs that are on schedule and profitable. Mark Shinabarger NOT PICTURED Dave Younl Dave Ambers Jerry Lamb David Becher Frank Yankcy Tom Corsiglla Tony Bcrdlman Brian Crawford John Gogola Wayne Greenlee Dave Mullen Greg Kroh Xavier McClure Rick Nelson Bill Swaim Scot! Stanley Steve Habben Steve Stenacker Helen Axeison John Verduce Dallas Rose Bruce Wolfe Bill Arendt Jeff Lew I 172 Society Of Black Engineers The Society of Black Engineers is a campus organization composed of students from the various fields of engineering. The society provides its members with social events, job opportunities, and guest speakers. Science Student Council The Science Student Council is composed of 32 members, one from each department in the School of Science. The Council is a service to students in the School of Science and an aid to the Administration. Its activities include t-shirt sales, parent-htgh-school-day tours, survival seminars, a newsletter, and a resume book. American Nuclear Society css FRONT ROW Steve Miller Brad Roudebush Rhonda Sorrell Grvtchcn Lowry Kim Sigtowski Chris Saurez Terry Klmes Suzi Anderson SECOND ROW Mark Haggard Beth Garegnam Sandy Riddle Mary Below THIRD ROW Mark Hcppler Scott Nunamaker Rom Horvath Pam Rmgland Dave Sharp Barb Chance Bruce McNair BACK ROW Tim Babcock Terry Taylor FRONT ROW S Cobb M. Ingram M Weber D. Wackoviack R Schlissmann E. Fermi M Drackley E Horgu SECOND ROW S. Otto M Ca h D. Shull D. Mom K Harm A Einstein J LawTcr-.ee BACK ROW D Schire J, Wheeler R A Dial ion F. Watt R Hart P Olferle The American Nuclear Society is an organization composed of 50 members from various engineering and health physics fields. The society conducts reactor tours, sells Christmas trees, and holds social events. i i 174 c IDEAS The Interdisciplinary Engineering Association of Students is an organi2ation which allows IDE students to meet each other. It also keeps its members in contact with industry through plant trips and speakers. FRONT ROW Robyn Houser Kurt Kroemcr Mary Bcilharz Dave Ganser Jim Hamilton Doug Whikehart Society of Women Engineers is a professional organization open to women studying engineering, computer science or technology. Some of their activities include a career day and professional and personal development seminars. They also publish a resume brochure and an industry booklet, an explanation of what women want and expect from industry. FRONT ROW Mary Peters Marti Snyder Luann Schaefer Andrea St John Kathy Bttchoif Theresa Beers Susan Merritt Linda Ceruttt Susan Hardman SECOND ROW Sharon Wydnnskl Jodie Matthews Tami Tadrowskl Ha Do Leslie Nelson Joan Levine Jill Stephenson Anne Klausmeler THIRD ROW Jane Daniels Julie Marshall Kelley Griffith Mary Marttila Brenda Hicks Theresa Gallo Margaret McNeely Annamaric Villigcr BACK ROW Jessica Caughcy Jane Comer Lori Fafltck Renee Fleldhouse Tina Strlpka Ellen Engelhardt Melissa Leers Sheryl Smith Janet Easton 175 PSA Executive Board Carrie Cox. Vice President Jim Dodson, Represervativo to the Board of Trustees Karen Siciliano. President 176 mm AMY SCAMAHORM The Purdue Student Association is a multi-faceted student organization that exists as a service to Purdue students. P.S.A. is the largest student organization and is headed by three elected officers: Student Body President, Vice-President, and Representative to the Board of Trustees. These representatives present students' opinions to the administration, faculty, city officials, and other campuses. Departments ACADEMIC: publishes the Boiler Classics magazine and serves students with academic concerns. STUDENT LEGAL AID: represents students with grade appeals. T.A. complaints, and landlord-tenant disputes. ENERGY AND ENVIRONMENT: serves students through recycling projects, bike hikes, and Earth Day. FUNSTUFF: plans concerts, movies, and parties. LOBBY: presents financial requests of students to the University and conveys students’ opinions to legislators on the local, state, and national levels. MINORITY STUDENT UNION: seeks to involve all minorities into campus life. PRINT-ALL: operates a retail printing service available to student organizations and individuals. PROJECTS AND ENTERPRISES: operates ring, record and poster sales, refrigeration rentals, and the freshman register. PUBLIC RELATIONS: writes radio and newspaper advertisements, plans receptions, and recruits personnel. STUDENT SAVER: operates a retail store specializing in health and beauty aids at competitive prices. STUDENT TRAVEL: plans package trips for Spring Break, sporting events, shopping trips, and the Kentucky Derby. WOMEN’S AWARENESS: promotes guest lectures. Women's Festival, and the Escort Service. STUDENT SENATE: acts as a check and balance system within PSA. STUDENT COURT: hears parking and traffic cases and constitutional questions concerning PSA. FRESHMAN COUNCIL: encourages freshmen to become active participants in the development of the Purdue community. 177 178 Energy And Environmental Affairs FRONT ROW Bob Kleckner Alexis Wenski Remeiie Burton Steve Jepson Ruth Baker Judy McArdle Joss Gwmn BACK ROW Peter Zoog Tim Sullivan Aid Student Legal FRONT ROW Jetl Wallace Dan Schater Mark Medlen Jell Wootton BACK ROW John DiVali Teresa Hatsema Dave Borufl Laurie Manes Susie Minnis Funstuff FRONT ROW Wendy Walton BACK ROW Gary Coval Nancy Notting Tonda Hester Roger Kron Joan Her berg Sunghae Hong 179 Print-All FRONT ROW Stephen Weber Wendy Schafer Kathl Louden SECOND ROW Dow Jones Kerry Mitchell Tad DcMaeyer BACK ROW Al Wumiot NOT PICTURED Janet Greer Chris Knoebcl Jill McKee Student Travel FRONT ROW Linda Craig SECOND ROW Tina Moore Barbara Stolz THIRD ROW Jim Dominick M M Wadelton Spike Bonita Freltag Cindy Wood Nell Smith BACK ROW Mark Clauton Kirk Smith Student Saver FRONT ROW Anne Leonard John Metz Michael Bautchelt Christy Rector Spike SECOND ROW Judy Osterganrd Heidi Conrath Sandy Hcllmich Julie Daut Nell Smith THIRD ROW Tim Corkell Mary Leonard Sonja Hunt Beth Anderson Mary Griffith Tracy Sorensen BACK ROW Tom Skltzoid John Roden Katy Allen George Mark Clauton T'ffi Women’s Awareness Public Relations Marie DcVancy Kris Livos Mark Smith Anita L. VeTheuI FRONT ROW Brenda Farrell Barb GabbcTt Amy Scamahorn Mary Moore SECOND ROW Kent Shadlcy Al Klitzkc Bill Crab.ll Tom Snyder BACK ROW Jim Gabbcrt Bob Wise Kevin Furlow Minority Student Union FRONT ROW Kelly Fleece Indra Johnson Lenora Petty Angela Mills Raymond Hayes SECOND ROW Connie Logan Ltsa Bradford Karen D Dickerson Marsha Brown THIRD ROW Giorianc Stampley Bernard Nixon J Brian Jefferson David Vinson Ann Newsome BACK ROW Anthony W Miller Darryl Farrow Payne Brown Meredith Grayson Reginald S Travl Projects And Enterprises FRONT ROW Karen McLennan David Huhnke Cheryl Wood Barb Gabbert Jeff Basey June Vascil SIXTH ROW Terri Hahn Joe Aguilera SECOND ROW Greg Cagnassola Todd Nowtckl Cathy Dixon Chris McCain Jim Hebden Theresa Gallo BACK ROW Andy Mueller Marc Ruderman THIRD ROW Tom Kotsinis Mike Bauschclt Kurt Schwler Betsy WtcTsma NOT PICTURED Allta Tunno Randy Cccola Pam Holland Denise Cmlel FOURTH ROW Gayle Dohmvyer John Bellamy Bill Frongillo Michelle Wakeland Ed Harris Theresa Derhelmer April Kautzi Ralph Young Kevin King FIFTH ROW Tim Konzen Melissa Caine Academics FRONT ROW Kevin Oeff Jean Gilbert Jim Koewfer Jane Gilbert Dave Finch Beth Brown SECOND ROW Scott Springer Debbie Mare pa John Gieselman Bruce Lawler John MacFie Gerard Graham BACK ROW Dave Dickerson Dave Brittingham Paul Slaats Mike McMullen Lobby FRONT ROW Mary Damm Holly Pelton John Fox David Wurie! Rob Johnson SECOND ROW Rick Hawkins Lev Breckenrtdge Kristie Ward Patty Sullivan Michele Kaminsky David Bear John Holmes Kelly Gilbert Larry Stoler BACK ROW Dorothy Sadd Jim Steele John Smith Aaron Boyle 182 Senate FRONT ROW David Krueger Kevin Furlow Bob Griffin Bryce Mlskcll Robney Andrews SECOND ROW Sandra Kois Jeff Jackson Cindy Doctor Nell A. Smith Kent Shadley Lata Amos Jane Maple Russell Fries THIRD ROW Terri Smith Don Just Bob Canty Cecil Schlebeckcr Mark Kotyuk Jim Kocwler Chris Bicking Ron Dunbar Tamara Mason Erik Lechlitner BACK ROW Ken Hawthorne Bryan R Moore Craig Schauss Butch Johnson Bob Kleckner Brian McKeehan Terry McKillip Nancy Hlntz Student Court FRONT ROW Mark Shrack Gretchen Frick Sandy Baker Cindy Grubo Maggie Sattlcr Jill Gleeson Kevin Karner BACK ROW Terry Stork Peter Llesenfelt Greg Bongen Dave Juday Randy Wills 183 FRONT ROW Todd Putman Donna Trout Andrea Bolder Anne Marcbese Doug Catt BACK ROW Bob Hanna Brent Prosser Doug Fischer Mark Polly Randy Kelsey Grand Prix Senior Board 184 The Purdue Grand Prix began in 1958 as a go-kart race sponsored by the Purdue Auto Club. Today, the Grand Prix is recognized as the greatest spectacle in college racing.” The purpose of Grand Prix Is to assist students through scholarships with their educational endeavors. The Grand Prix Junior Board is responsible for planning and organizing the many events associated with Grand Prix. Some the these activities include the Grand Prix Golf Tournament, the Grand Prix Tennis Tournament, the Distance Classic, the election of the Grand Prix Queen, and the Grand Prix Carnival. Junior Board FRONT ROW Dave Duba Steve Koblc Duane Ebcrhard Martin Stricchcr Bob Degol SECOND ROW Diane St even von Beth Easiey Dottle Janion Linda Watvon Pam Wood Rovella Atencio Diane Trout Megan Lavelle Patti Hoffman Jane De Moss BACK ROW Brent Charlton Frank Stumph Jan Hatke Tim Streett Kent Sleeves Renee Barney Dave Yaste Bob Haddad Krista Troy PSUB Senior Board FRONT ROW Mike Donahue Merybeth Meryeri Laurel Palmer Tracey Quick Margaret Wittlinger Doug Undley BACK ROW Cindy Whang Martha Lynch 186 I PSUB Junior Board FRONT ROW Carrie Leaman Anne Ruppe Ellen Schultz Cindy Schneider Lvnaine Smith BACK ROW Doug Skidmore Jennifer Watkln Stephanie Frazier Guy Wilton Pat McGrath Dave Brandel Paul Smit Jennifer Meyer Tom Everett Michelle Allwon 187 186 L PSUB The Purdue Student Union Board, more commonly known as PSUB. is a volunteer student organization that plans and manages many programs offered at the Purdue Memorial Union. Governed by eighteen Junior Board Vice Presidents and eight Executive Board Directors, the PSUB staff provides over one hundred service, cultural, and recreational activities for the Purdue community. PSUB Activities All-campus events planned by PSUB for the beginning of the school year include the Early Bird Wallbanger. Freshman First-Nighter, and the Activities Carnival Other fall activities include Dad's Day. and Homecoming mug sales, queen and display contests. Christmastime brings the decoration of the tree in the Great Hall of the Union and the Madrigal Dinner. University Sing, The College Bowl, and Purdoodle Contest offer friendly competition, and entertainment throughout the year can be found at Campus Sounds. Mind Rot and Feature Films. CSE The Council for Special Events is responsible for organizing many of the campus and orientation activities throughout the year. These activities include: Parent’s Day, Student Phone-a-Thon, Campus Contacts. Special Programs, and Purdue Ambassadors. Senior Board FRONT ROW Deborah Greteuncr Karen Swart ell Carol Bennett Kathy Gustafson BACK ROW Skip Hynek Ben Hutton Junior Board FRONT ROW Sustc Vogt Martha Saltit Debbie Roth Diane Mirr Elaine HoUtine SECOND ROW Carol Miller Ann Lange Kim Miller Katrina Lane Susan Reed Beatrice Dries Dan Lwtti Bo)ana Mamunc BACK ROW Dave R Martinet Bob Clutter Frank Thomas Noel Perry Peter S. Mclndoe Patrick Kelley 192 Association for Women Students FRONT ROW Amy Widmct Lu Scldncr Beth Finn Daphne Dalton Tcrric Ssgnote Laurie Shively Carla Morrill Lucy Mlsantoni Claudia Wang Julie Schmidt Julie Mcrccr SECOND ROW Metani Kamradt Ten Gregory Mara Gulliver Mary Pat Neiheisel Leslie Williamson Cindy Drapic Betsy Hill Stephanie Verde Lynn Coffey Linda Elbert THIRD ROW Sharon Hebestreit Pamela Pearson Jeanne Scider Michelle Vukovleh Tara Hickey Jennifer Klingerman Carol Davis Jayne Nlison Dolii Kettron Andrea Yaksick Diana Dc Macycr Jean Abbott Kristy Robbins The Association for Women Students represents the entire student body at Purdue. The organization sponsors programs that encourage women to develop their individual potential, such as Health Awareness Month, Safety Awareness. Women’s Athletics, and the Bridal Fair, 193 FRONT ROW Diane Moody Jo© Varner Dori Semler Amy Seamahorn Stacy Hoffacker Rosanna McDaniel SECOND ROW Margorot Weschler Dave Davis Donald Goutd Alan Btrk Rodger Brown THIRD ROW Cathy Reppa Jack Rozwat Margaret Forsythe Charles Knox James Henbest Don Tiger Joo Moeller FOURTH ROW Jim Dodson Steward Waller Donna Sprott Julie Pence Terese Cooke Marilyn Hanzal Bryan Ludwig FIFTH ROW Kathleen Kiesel Beth Moichoir John Stauffer Steve Nierman SIXTH ROW Jim Steele Lisa Walton Terry Hamilton David Atwood Daniel Boots SEVENTH ROW Melanie Schlegefmllch Gina Burleson I M Invisible EIGHTH ROW Thomas Stanesa Eldon Mack Duane Large Steven Lingeman Sharon Johnson Sonja Hunt NINTH ROW Jeff Lyslo Brian Bishop Patrick Sharp Joan Seligmann Keith Woods BACK ROW Wm Robert May William Leaf Walter Cuneo Michelle Kois Erin Clark Janet Kercher PCAAA The Purdue Council on Alcohol Awareness and Alternatives is concerned with promoting responsible use of alcohol on the Purdue campus. The council informs and educates students on alcohol use and provides alternatives to drinking through such activities as unkeggers and pizza-eating contests. FRONT ROW Susan McCollum Doug Barnard Greg Stewart SECOND ROW Sue Waller Ann Fritzsche Tom Cyr Tnsh Swanson THIRD ROW Debbre Turner Jane Crevelmg Doug Anderson Greta Langbehn Sandy Riddle Christine Smith Tom Hill Scott Cassady BACK ROW Brian Woerner Jeff Maxcy Chuck Hurd Mike Jansen Dave Evens Joe Batz The Purdue College Republicans campaign during elections, help with voter registration and work at the polls. They also host speakers of state and national importance. College Republicans 194 PRSSA PRSSA stands for Public Relations Students Society of America. The purpose of PRSSA is to acquaint students with professional people, methods. Issues, and ethics. Students in PRSSA benefit from ‘‘hands on public relations experience. FRONT ROW Kristi Karmer Gavin Teller Jenny Ba ila Kim Maykut Kimberly Hartman Barb Dragic Chorle Knox Debbie Shumate Cindy Wood David Goad Tatiana Almondralct Kathy Risk Connie Cox David Battle Becky Oiburn Jeffery Gruber! Kathy Reynolds Karen Kahn Rosemarie Santarc SECOND ROW Jeff Goad Carolyn Burn THIRD ROW Maureen Blanford Tracey Smyser Beth Ruble Karen Harper Patricia Carlson Lovanne Kricg Jil DelliSanti Carol Sharp Mike Coulter Rhonda Fleming Debby Hawkins Todd White Brent Gilmore BACK ROW Sally Preston Cynthia Schall Jenny Reck Kim Robinson FOURTH ROW Kristine Stevens Kathy Boler Bob Schultz Regina Lewis Ed Miller Kim Neville Larry Stcinhaucr Nancy Levine Scott Scale Carol Leon Denise Buhrmestcr Liani Parker Valentina Teslenko Noelle Nangle Tim Ward 195 Big Brothers And Big Sisters Big Brothers and Big Sisters is a non profit organization whose aim. is to provide additional companionship for youths from single-parent homes and orphanages. The organization plans group activities such as picnics, parties, and canoes trips, while each member is responsible for planning a weekly outing with a little brother or sister. Through their involvement in the program, Big Brothers and Sisters gain young friends who enjoy activities in which they may not otherwise have been able to participate. Senior Board FRONT ROW Shawn Smith Julie Smith Nancy Hillary Maureen Mondick Kristy Cheesewright BACK ROW Scott Axelrod Dottio Borup Virginia Recce Christine Newman Todd Perkins NOT PICTURED Char Halsema Junior Board FRONT ROW Debbie Miller Karen Henderson Jennifer Cameron BACK ROW Marc ManntHa Dawn Gutwctn Ralph Ballard 1% see The Student Concert Committee selects and provides entertainment for Purdue’s student body. Concerts presented In the past two years include the Go-Gos. Chicago. The J. Geils Band. The Cars. Jefferson Starship and Bob Dylan. FRONT ROW John McKoiuk Belinda Bergund Bill Hatton John Kaye Michelle Allison Doug Wtlght BACK ROW Jim Wright John Kessler John Ringeon Sandy Boyd 198 Russian Club FRONT ROW B. North B Torgier M Naughton D. Berry D Reichinsky SECOND ROW E DoU D Bettler C W« ol«k J. Smith D. Tsattkin S. Sanders THIRD ROW W Buffington E. Clowes D. Hutto L. Malck L Dickson K. Marshall S. Bigger M Phillips 2. Breschinsky FOURTH ROW H Fischer W.Z. Paul A Hostetler R Burgess D. Clark C Repp S. Bingham FIFTH ROW M. Lucas J Denlingcr BACK ROW P Morrissey D. LaVal G. Pouch $ Mueller W Leaf The Russian Club is composed of language students who are interested in broadening their views of the Soviet Union. This is accomplished through meetings, discussions, talks, and presentations about Russia and the various components of its society. The organization sponsors an annual Russian Dinner and candy and t-shirt sales. Iranian Student Association FRONT ROW Mchrdad Sanii Fereidoon Sohrablan Navid Kananl Mchdi llkhanl-pour Fati Sanii Shahram Zarei Mohammad Mohtcnradch Shahrokh Yadegarl BACK ROW Mohammad Karamoui Andy Boner Omid Kananl Fariborz Naiml Hamid Rahimlan Matoud SarTafan Saman Shodja All Khotanxad Shahram TouM Naser Anml Matoud Azimi Naser Aiiml Hamid Erf an K. Nematodaahl Mantour Azlml .ST- I Black Cultural Center The Black Cultural Center of Purdue University sponsors several outstanding Performing Arts Ensembles which consist of students and community members. The Performing Arts Ensembles include The Black Voices of Inspiration. The Jahari Dance Troupe, The New Directional Players and The Haraka Writers. In a workshop setting, artists in-resldence prepare each group for major performances. For a reasonable fee. the BCC Performing Arts Ensembles are available for engagements in October, November, February and March. The Purdue Black Voices of Inspiration is an exceptional choir dedicated to the performance of Sacred Anthemlc Hymns by Black Composers. Since 1975, The Black Voices of Inspiration has developed into a versatile choral ensemble. Their repertoire consists of traditional Negro Spirituals, contemporary Gospel Music, and popular songs of inspiration. The Black Voices of Inspiratinois is an ideal attraction for church and civic events. The group has performed throughout Indiana and neighboring states. The Jahari Dance Troupe is a vibrant student company trained in a variety of techniques from traditional and contemporary trends in Black Dance. Jahari’s repertoire includes African, Caribbean, modern, folk, ballet to jaz dance movements. Since 1975. Student And Senior Stall through co sponsorship of Purdue Convocations and Lectures, the troupe has received instruction from dancers and choreographers of international recognition, such as Darlenen Blackburn, Archie Savage, Kwame Botwey, and Joseph Holmes. The New Directional Players has become a highly-respected and reputable student theatrical company since its inception in 1971. The drama group is devoted to presenting thought-provoking subject matter related to the black experience. Their performances range from outstanding works by the master of Black Theatre to fresh, original productions by young black playwrights. Each production is designed to generate selfapproval and social awareness in the black community. The Harake Writers Is a collective of student writers commlted to literary expression of the Black experience. Through short stories, prose, essays and poetry recitals, the Haraka Writers strive to reinforce the essential bonds that give hope and strength to people. Since 1973, the Harake Writers have functioned as modern-day griots. working to preserve the concept of the Black oral tradition. As an added attraction, they are a rich complement to the other performing ensembles. NEW DIRECTIONAL PLAYERS 200 jahari MMI TKOUfl can-American creative mode. The Arts Festival provides for the University community an event which takes its place among those traditional events held each year that offer cultural enrichment opportunities for students. staff, alumni, and visitors. Black students often hear rhetoric urging them to “strive toward excellence” without providing an example for them to follow. The Black Cultural Arts Festival exposes our students to role models who prove that striving for excellence is not necessarily meaningless rhetoric, but can be a reality. Black students need only to see examples of first class activities and quality programs In order to stimulate its own abilities to emulate and they produce quality programs themselves. Black students who participate in BCC performing arts ensembles do so without receiving any direct reward for their involvement. Their participation is strictly on a volunteer basis, yet they give consistently and enthusiastically of their time, talent and energy, which contributes immensely to the success of the Black Cultural Center. Antonio Zamora, Director Black Cultural Center Workihop Participant The Black Cultural Arts Festival was established in 1975 as an annual event to commemorate the establishment and dedication of the Black Cultural Center at Purdue University in December of 1970. The event is held the first Saturday in December in the Loeb Playhouse Theater. This event is a stage production which features a variety of artistic presentations by the Center’s performing arts ensembles in a collective performance emphasizing the significance of Black music, drama, choral singing, dance, poetry and occasionally the martial arts. Traditionally, each of the workshops sponsored by the Black Cultural Center presents their own spring production, and unite in the fall for the Black Cultural Arts Festival. The Black Cultural Arts Festival provides a unique opportunity for the black students to present a program that focuses on the richness of the black American heritage and lifestyle, but more importantly, which emphasizes the necessity of study, research, and evaluation of that lifestyle in America. An examination of the Black American experience can bring about a better understanding and sharing of knowledge and Information by giving insights related to the Afri- 201 202 NSSLHA The National Student Speech. Language and Hearing Association is composed of students interested in the study of normal and disordered human communication behavior. The organization encourages professional interest in the field by providing a vehicle for student representation in matters of professional concern. FRONT ROW FOURTH ROW Janet Oltmanns Jill Looker Susanna Holly Dawn Pulley Lon Leonard Charlene Lcising Terry Houston Leslie Christ Brigid Bartclmo Ron Gleitman SECOND ROW Sue Werling Gale Toliver FIFTH ROW Kate Ullrich Anne Ruppe Cassandra Pnrduccl Charlotte Moore Jami Davis Joy Bolander Beckv Schultx Sharon Doyle THIRD ROW Kathy Plenus Jullann Ford BACK ROW J.J. Komnkk Lynne Meyers Sarah Brennan Dan Johnson Audrey Chamberlain Dorothy Zactra Cynnie Melind Kristin Jones Kathy Snyder Alison Walem Rose Sell Kevin Machinske CEC The purpose of the Council for Exceptional Children is to work with exceptional children in the Lafayette and West Lafayette area and to promote understanding and acceptance of these children. The council sponsors workshops on exceptionalities. panel discussions by parents of exceptional children, and the Special Olympics. FRONT ROW Theresa Rcutebuch Melanie Cromllch Jean Michel Brenda Lambrtght SECOND ROW Michelle Qinc Tim Gerardot Jennifer Runyan Cheryl Nisi Kathy Roth Julie Sweeney Carole Hruskocy Kelly Hail Julie Wilke BACK ROW Joan Nelson Kelly Spears Corinnc Maheu Karen Michel Susan McVcy Gretchen Tlemersma Pamela Masson Judith Goodstone CFS Student Council Serving as a communications iiason between students and faculty, and supporting activities which promote the school are two goals of the Consumer and Family Sciences Student Council. In addition to Highlights, the school newsletter. the council sponsors a freshman reception, the Big Brothers-Big Sisters program, FS Phone-a-Thon. Occupational Outlook reception, and a resume workshop. FRONT ROW Katherine Ideno Beth Zonkcr Karen Massey Mary l.avms Cynthia Lemmon SECOND ROW Eloite Vincent Denise Rabcnstcine Becky Bodges Sue Woerth Carol Dormer THIRD ROW Becky Dudley Shawn Baker Lori Miner Card Glenn Kathy Gustafson Pam Bard BACK ROW Debi Moore Dan Pratt Mary Ncbold 203 Institute Of Business Designers 204 The Institute of Business Designers is a student chapter of the Professional Interior Design Oragni2ation. The Purdue chapter of IBD has forty active members. FRONT ROW Angie Sasso Craig Pierson Tracey Martz Michelle Ratliff Jane Bagicnski Mary O’Neill Beth Tuck SECOND ROW Patty Regan Anna Butler BACK ROW Victoria M. Krug Karen Carlson Liz Clark A.J. Kuester Vanessa Brown Lori Schaefges Peggy DeWald Michael Panos THIRD ROW Susan Clave Barbara Mortensen Joe Sykes Karen Lazzaro Sandy Smith Mary Manusrak Ellen Hatfield The Food Science Club is a junior branch of the Institute of Food Technologists. The club is for Food Science, Nutrition, and other food-related majors. FSC informs interested students of news in the field of food technology. FRONT ROW Loraine Lacay June Relkofski Jo Ann Smith Dan Updykc Cathleen Grube Tom Zirklo Lam Maziar Paul Hargarlen George Martinez Kristi Coultas Bob Kaake SECOND ROW Tim Schott Dab Altavilla Allwon Jones Barb Wentworth Robyn Tresso Roxanne Dvorak Betsy Schmid Cathy Lund berg Ann Schalfsteln Jo Witte Karen Strain Claire Maury Jim Knrman BACK ROW Tony Stcndham Dari Swartz Dr Lonorgan Karen Williams Dr. Dan Pratt Jill Mulholland Becky Bridges Karen Brady Kellie Fennessy Jeff Paxhia Evelyn Engle Gayle Gowdy Dave Kilty Nancy Floyd Cindy MacIntyre Ken Sherlock Food Science Club The RHI Society consists of 200 members. The Society’s activities include a Pre-Game Brunch before every home football game, a trip to New York in the fall, hayrides and much more. After only 8 years, the club has grown to be one of the most active organizations on campus. RHI Society FRONT ROW D. Potts T. Hahn B. Gabbert K Asahina M Porvarmk T Shanahan T Zonker C. Boger Jr B. Burton J Beard SECOND ROW K Prcusse M Tanke T. Hennings K, Kncprowic D. Bennett C Strawhacker M Arkln K. Kuykendall H. Ketvan R. Hay hurst M Gahimcr T. Clark THIRD ROW L. Freeman E Goldman M Mouse M Morale B. Hollinger D Zimmerman M Cwpek R. Hildebrand T Patoll L Ruder D, Hocneier K Schrader K Jomes S Watson S. Thomas D Bccthold FOURTH ROW M Dunkk A. Mataro P Benson R. Hawkins C. Dutkicwtcr C Meenen S. Farley G. Ferguson S. Dunlap S Petty A Beening C Holmes P Yoder A. Slatin BACK ROW J Hatcher J Bent J. Thompson B Springsteen M. Bishop R Miller M. Massura T Smith R Koerting T Zetger G Riley B Boo N Travis N. Nakamura 205 206 The National Art Education Association brings future art educators together to share ideas and discuss problems and positive aspects of teaching. The group also participates in a variety of activities pertaining to art education. This year. Purdue’s chapter of NAEA is serving as assistant host for the Indiana State Teachers Conference and hopes to send some of its members to the National Conference in Detroit. Michigan in the spring. FRONT ROW Jenny Alexander Stephanie Oberc Joann Kane John Morlatt BACK ROW Jom Rashka Tricia Patmore Phyllis Williams Not Pictured Kay Phipps NAEA SNEA The Student National Education Association is composed of all education students including special and vocational students. Their activities include free lectures with guest speakers, regional, state, and local conferences, and workshops This past spring, they worked with another group to establish a student-faculty lounge in the education building. FRONT ROW Jane Creveling Cathy O'Connor Cathy Taylor Lisa Garmg Sandra Yarger Michelle Jefvert Terese Gailmatti Lisa Matkovtc Linda Ellis Debra Cravat Hass ? Beeler SECOND ROW Thalia Ramos Ren? Rosenstihl Kim Reeder Cindy Fort SIXTH ROW Jo Haring Maren Standiford Jackie O'Drobinak Jill Wellmeyer Carol Pershing Kathy Weaver THIRD ROW Renee Sherwood Mary Moss Beth Mlkuta Susan Cormany Lon Ann Cole Denise Butler Kathleen Kyburz Teresa Grabie BACK ROW JoDm Kaufman Carol E Flint Susan Leininger Joyce Minich Cara McKinney Carol Hahn FOURTH ROW Cindy Mitchell Mark Schermerhorn Thcrerc Ray Brenda Bell Amy Sutton Karen Einselen Cynthia Meyer Linda Thurman Connie Cree Rob Hanna Theresa Leutner Stephanie Llbes Kim Quensenbeny AHce Hoffman Dr Jaus FIFTH ROW Diane Stevenson PSHEA Officers FRONT ROW Loma Brclsford Sherry Winstandley Mary Ann DeBcradini Anetta Adam Lori Goodwin BACK ROW Terri Seibert Susan Roller Julie WoHe Connie Hanlc Karen Jamesen Bernlr Motter The Purdue Students Home Economics Association is open to all students enrolled in the school of Consumer and Family Sciences. Its purpose is to promote fellowship and professionalism in the field of Home Economics. 207 Reamer Club The Reamer Club is a service organization whose purpose is to maintain strong campus spirit. They strive to uphold the traditions of Purdue through such activities as manning the Boilermaker Special and the X-tra Special, selling spirit buttons, and sponsoring the Black and Gold basketball game. FRONT ROW J D Bowman Mark Eckert Vickie Keener Doug Ogle Melanie Shaw Neal Anderson L nda Walters Dave Carmichael Tim Patterson SECOND ROW LeAnn Davis Ben Balmgit Bob Murray Lois Studt Beth Hamilton BACK ROW Cathy Nagel Neil McCartney 208 Pep Squad The Pep Squad is a group of 20 girls which is dedicated to raising spirit at Purdue. Along with performing at Varsity football, basketball, volleyball and women's basketball games, the pep squad supports the teams by hanging posters and attending training tables. The 1982-83 squad earned an “Award of Excellence” along with three other first place trophies from the National Cheerleading and Pom Pom Association. FRONT ROW Betsy P.ckle Shan Kilpatrick LlSd IjdiCKCO M.irci Wlescn Leslie LaRock SECOND ROW Leslie Kruggcl Lynn Mattailano Diane Schroepler Sue Wiedow Rltoda Voih THIRD ROW Su annv Spiller Pam Roycc Aimee Larrgnette Marcia Hicks Cheryl Wull BACK ROW Natinne Kiam Chris Andreom Phyllis Morgan Heather Hadley Tern Cenar 209 Golden Gavel Founded in 1982, Golden Gavel promotes friendship among women leaders of campus organizations and recognizes outstanding professionals in the community. The group also promotes women’s athletics and professional development of women. This year, in conjunction with AWS. they sponsored a leadership conference featuring Betty Harrington, author of Games Mother FRONT ROW Kathy Gustalson Anna Jain Di.uk- Pinch ok Sally Mftkr Deb Mon-head Natalie Shoemaker Sarah Sanders BACK ROW Surie Vaughan Cindy Whang Tracey Quick Noel McQincy Gimlet Michelle McDermott Barb Mann Lu Weyand Melhssa May Scott Muller Tom Beslic Rhoda Voth Anne Ruppe l.iva Beale JoAnne lsraelson Mark Haggard BACK ROW Debbie Smith Anucha Bromund Amelia Micheal NOT PICTURED Jill Hinds Holly Little Michelle Rati,11 Susie Munsell Della Bothel Mary Lynn Doherty FRONT ROW Judy Cautorucci Davenc Horst SECOND ROW Linda Brunke Bob Walters Chris Wirkkala Lon Kerestes Becky Fenstermaker Sue Koranek John Walters Jennifer Jones Gimlet Is a leadership honorary whose purpose is to recognize campus traditions and act as an athletic boosting agency, as well as providing the opportunity for men of different fraternities to exchange ideas and friendships. FRONT ROW Pat Barr Tom Atkinson Fred MacDonald Tom Poole Bob Wrenn John Butterworth Fred Matyus Dave Cassidy SECOND ROW Skip Hynek Bill Schilling Dave Druetrler Dave Mchrobroht Doug Lmdley Karl Adams Kerry Flowers Rick Hayes Dick Thornton BACK ROW Gary Lemke Jim Dodson Brad Varner Marc Carlson Gold Peppers Gold Peppers is a scholastic and activities honorary which supports non-revenue sports. The Gold Peppers assist coaches at various meets and matches, and support the teams with send-offs, personals and food. 211 In Memorium William E. Luhman He symbolized everything that Is good in the Purdue Musical Organizations. Acting Purdue President John W. Hicks used these words to describe PMO Director William E. Luhman. who passed away in early November, 1982, after an eighteen-month battle against lung cancer. A native of Fort Wayne. Indiana. Luh- man came to Purdue in 1943 as a freshman and a member of the Varsity Glee Club. After receiving his degree in Economics in 1949. he worked for eight years and then returned to Purdue in 1957 as assistant director and accompanist of Purdue Musical Organizations. He served as director from 1975 until his death in 1982. A firm believer in music without fun and no fun without music.” Bill Luhman dedicated twenty-five of his fifty-six years to planning and directing PMO productions. He showed his loyalty to his alma mater by establishing a musical heritage that will be remembered far longer than his time on earth. The Varsity Glee Club The Purduettes The Choral Club 214 The Purdue Bell Choir The Purdue Belles 216 1- Frank Stubbs. Director Symphony Orchestra Symphony Band Dr. Al G. Wright. Director Emeritus J. Richard Dunscomb. Director of Bands Dr. Bill Moffit. Director of Marching Band University Band 220 Maxine Lefever. Percussion Director William Kisinger. Assistant Director Kappa Kappa Psi Kappa Kappa Psi is an honorary band fraternity designed to aid college bands. The Purdue chapter has approximately thirty members. The group’s projects include stadium clean up. Ja2z-on-the-Hill, concert ushering. and maintaining the band lounge. FRONT ROW Mark Maisonncuvc Rick Wachowlak Chuck Wilson Dave Teresi Patrick McEvoy SECOND ROW Ron Pritchett Doug Simmon Jeiiry Tillery Steven Miller Michael Helm Gary Price James Gardner THIRD ROW Alan Green John Vcrmeersch Brian Patterson Jay Schooiey Thomas Mart Stephen Brockman Gordon Vosburgh Kenneth Rosensteln BACK ROW Roy Johnson Frank Stubbs Kevin Emerson Craig Huss David Rosenstock Tau Beta Sigma is an honorary band sorority whose main objective is to serve collegiate bands. Membership is based upon outstanding musical ability, service, and academic standing. Some of the group’s activities include organizing freshman band camp, hosting receptions, and sponsoring various scholarships and awards. FRONT ROW J Billingsley J. Moffit T. Hinc A Mayfield Z. Hutchings L. Kemp T. Sprowl SECOND ROW F. Stubbs R. Ratnous K. Lawrence K Flnkbelner S Newcomer C. Groves P. Masbaugh THIRD ROW M K Field E.A. Macklen D.L Flanigan PH Frank L.G Lange BACK ROW J. Golding J. Hobbs K. Dremann B. Ruland J. Williams L. Cerulikowskl K. Steinhoff C. BUIctt Tau Beta Sigma 221 222 223 CARY QUADRANGLE ■ Ki CARY QUADRANGLE CARY QUAD CARY CLUB Cary Quadrangle, the oldest dormitory on Purdue’s campus, was completed in 1939. Franklin Marten Cary donated the money to build a men’s dormitory in memory of his son. Franklin Levering Cary, who died at the age of eighteen, just before he was to enter Purdue University. Thousands of young men have lived in The Quad” since then, including such well-known people as astronaut Eugene Cernan. sportscaster Chris Schenkel. and former University President Arthur Hansen. Cary Quadrangle’s crest and motto were adopted directly from the Franklin Cary family. The garlands surrounding the shield are associated with victory, and the swan at the top is shown in an aggressive or fighting position. The motto. Virtute Excerptae. is Latin and may be translated literally as Choose Valor!” There are many traditions linked with Cary Quad, the oldest of which is the famous birthday shower prank. The first senior was thrown into the shower in 1928, and the tradition is still carried on today. Another tradition is Cary's giant Christmas tree mounted on top of the South Hall towers. The tree. which has been hung every December since 1949. is created with long strings of lights which can be seen at night from ail over campus. In addition to regular intramural sports. Cary has held its Trike race every year since 1961. This race was originally 250 laps around the fountain in front of the Administration Building, but it has since been changed to 150 laps around the Cary parking lot. The newest but most famous tradition of all. however, is the Cary Quad Nude Olympics. This unofficial race has been held every year during the coldest possible night of January or February since 1969. The event features naked residents, clad in only shoes and hats, running around Spitzer Court until the temperature forces them inside. Most runners attribute their stamina and determination to the cheers of amused spectators and the amount of antifreeze consumed before the race. Named for Amelia Earhart in 1965. Earhart Hall accomodates 858 women in two eight-story wings on the west side of campus. The hall houses a weight room and a recreational room complete with ping-pong table, along with a kitchenette and rooms for laundry and ironing on each floor. A typewriter and sewing room are also available for the residents’ use. Amelia Earhart first came to Purdue in 1934 as a consultant in careers for women and as technical advisor to the Department of Aeronautics. In 1936. the Purdue Research Foundation made it possible for Miss Earhart to purchase an Electra airplane which she referred to as a flying laboratory.” A year later, when she was on a world trip, this plane crashed in a take-off from Luke Field near Honolulu. Miss Earhart and the members of her crew were not hurt, and the plane was sent back to Los Angeles for repairs. Her second attempt at an around-the-world flight ended in her disappearance on July 2. 1937, when her plane presumably crashed near Johnson Island in the Pacific Ocean. The last ship to have radio contact with her was the Greek freighter. Itasca. It was from this ship that the women of Earhart Hall adopted their club name. Earhart's Itasca Club serves as the governing body and social organization for the women who live there. Their annual activities include dances, movies, the big Winter Whispers formal dinner-dance held in February, special weekends for parents, participation in the all-cam-pus Homecoming display contest, a highly competitive intramural program, and Grand Prix Race Week special activities in April. Earhart residents can be commended for their consistent first-place wins in the spring allcampus function. University Sing. Each April they present an inspiring performance and walk away with a place in the all women’s category. EARHART ITASCA CLUB 227 Earhart Hall GOVERNING BOARD row c. CJvrtlK). J Jono . J. Trwjl®. $ StMMam. L lamMrth BACK ROW L Frako. U FRONT ROW. J Maantoni. L MaR-rrwcr. C. Sch ir,£ K. Sorton. S Maluv SECOND Uoy«f. L Comminfli L FrU. L Ck� rtv Johneoo. O Rauch. M Bo � K 0 w«raco. B F kc. p Taylor, j Rom K Povo. B MavM.. J. preska. Jl Sclw . EXECUTIVE BOARD FRONT ROW A AutxLkW. J Mart. 8 MjyOjk. K. Cha'ara. K. Alan BACK ROW B 228 I FIRST FLOOR EAST CotOy. A Lawton. 8 Macy. 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Fvich 230 FIFTH FLOOR EAST M«ncM. R Omwj M Moo. R KwwKly. L B l y. M Bu.-a� r. I « BACK ROW FRONT ROW L Atwood, C Kotra. C Schwa . T Pan.tr, V Rco SECOND ROW I M Moaghct. B SkftMr. L Wona. L Lamootth. E Tema . D R aAn E Napior SIXTH FLOOR EAST FRONT ROW L AcNn. N Ftut� . C. Pr-til. E Potofi. 8 Vcgt, P KnbBoi SECONO ROW R C y-r Oy. C Lorn. M CrotnKn. H Minot. S. Pol. L DMlry. S. BtrDrr.. THIRO ROW K PftAo. p upvn c� . t, O M«:r iofc E Wittkoo . 0. Pol 0. Schaartt G Hit . K Mum. G to OX',. J Jcnn. T Pi K Lowry BACK ROW E Nt � OA M FemanCtr.-. II HtotnCocv. 0 Jwtooa. Hunt. P. Cox. K. OoWtv Earhart Hall SEVENTH FLOOR EAST to onha� M Comer. K. Webber. B Bu� trw. A EM A OoMjwd I Crow. T Ion. MB FRONT ROW: C llxv P Han, R Chttk . R Cothng, A Dartng. M Sob . 0 Bother, S Johnson. S Shtfxwn L Reform EIGHTH FLOOR EAST FRONT ROW A Noookoj, L OevH. 8 rOotocak. L Fnr. F. Reevov L Wearer. C Circvo SECOND ROW J DoyW. N Burroughs. P Kirehrm. J Even . G Faycn. J. Schenk. E Emit H B� do BACK ROW L Sh p. J Mount . K Schoowman, C Romatauoh. J Venezia, T Hamn S JacMon J Berry first floor west FROMT ROW C KuN. M J wgi P Tnlboom. N Momper. I Pl)Ok, E Beck S. Co«n r, c. MOOT. S $v� tr i P. Papncha SECOND now S Hartflor U Nevrfvxoo C Woottey B Ottawa. L Fetkavteh. P Fe K. A. Watts. K Chaaeos. D l.amtMn BACK ROW J Th e. 8. HavW. J SNJtncs. T WMakor. J. Saw. S Moon. J WtweMr. E Easton, J Land . S Wesantann SECOND FLOOR WEST FRONT ROW: 0. Taylor SECONO ROW S Rjflkin. C. Ccc . I L utter been S Bar . S Banana. T KataMr.C Notostetn. K BuncfctlC W L. MJter THIRD ROW N Barnett. T. Ntocum. T Sutherland. 0. Soever. M J Seoam. 0 OrMchman. P EdwarOv B VanLenten. N Malabo BACK ROW. L Rowmeyer. J Myers. S Kerr. K Bwieh. B E s D Gravail A Aobruner. D. Dwaney. M McCarthy Earhart Hall THino floor west FRONT BOW J COyn � , A AVwt. B Rotwaon. S OrxJa M Pounauoi SECOND ROW C. Komi '. M F imoi L ChcHtopiw. I CamR. J E b««. j, Goiman. G. Ket. 0 Boccfw A Mirirtal THIRD ROW D. SmO,. B T«si !rt e R Sparta. K. B w3 K Jooot K. Edpw. K Sclwr.li, R EmM. C MoN«. E MacA BACK ROW M Voerthuwn, T Bofge� , M Ponltj . C. Uwvjuon, K. Koch. L 234 FOURTH FLOOR WEST FRONT ROW S FUN . J SofO� nt. L, McAJron. J. McKitVic . J Routman SECOND ROW L Sch n . G BeM Qwhan . L KaaUy. 8 Caloy. P Fytlo THIRO ROW N B«a t. A Johnson. B Hoyl. 8 GMty. C. CoM Oo. BACK ROW A Grofl. M AhMadt. A OcAmann. B WOwtt, K. HtCfcnay. J Huflman. W Nagy nriH FIOCR WEST GAftxwv J. S Af onborgor. 0 Myora. P. H vj n THIRD ROW. D WAnrm, S. I. FRONT ROW M Ajmonifi. S Far� AV W 8ov n B RfcMV SECOND ROW A Lay. B T«y� r BACK ROW 8 tVouyn. J WoorS-um, L Door SIXTH FI.OCX! WEST FRONT ROW 0 Nxxioa. A T«y x. C. Skoon. J Groo . T Boar. A Rop ogic. J Oral S StonoceMw U Moor , SECOND ROW S Futa K. Loudon, M Adam L Oal. J ZobN. L KkJOOdOf. R An J«w oo, L JGr+ THIRD ROW: L AHop, O. Sm.in, l Vary . P WooNKo. 0 McM h W. L Slrggon. 0. Amdt. A Popp«ow«U BACK ROW M 0o � Earhart Hall SEVENTH FLOOR WEST ROW B Kul«a. N Noy. K CTtntMtb. K Ccx � . C. Ump . FIFTH ROW D WaN. 8 FRONT ROW C Frit . G- Sarhttian. S K Soxton SECONO ROW M AJWrton, TlOUl J Ua ta J Doty BACK ROW K. St 0. T Wyalt. G. Slo onbeg. L PTumrna . G OfKh. S K 4m THIRD ROW R Mate. C CNte . J Newman. 0 R-W w . FOURTH E W K 0 EIGHTH flOOR WEST FRONT ROW B Oar . J NaAory. C 8 ggt. I Currmngv L Uoyo-. S Laiwng SECOND ROW S Kioto L Hcrlon. S Rcgori N Davn D Lovwi B. ReeO. A. WMtOO. K (Ktot THIRD ROW L ScAUB . K. FlafloRnd, B Gurtay. M Aneil M 8o nmc4. M Yujuty. 8 Ftnk.o. K WWOac . L Morion. 8 Fay. C RadtcxO. P. Frank BACK ROW: I Sink. R Mooro. T Gregc . L Male. C S Ftoieha . A lartow. C Wakmran 236 FOWLER COURTIERS Fowler Courts are designed around the small-group living concept. No more than twenty people live in each unit, which promotes closeness and a strong sense of family and belonging. Six separate units make up each court. Fowler's larger group activities are centered in Fowler House, located on the corner of State Street and Intramural Drive. It houses several upperclassmen, as well as the hall's main office and food services. Fowler Courts, originally called State Street Courts, were named for James M. Fowler. Mr. Fowler was born in Lafayette and attended Lafayette schools and Wabash College. He began his career in the retail business, but gave this up in 1884 to engage in banking. Mr. Fowler served as treasurer of the Board of Trustees at Purdue from 1890 until 1929. the year before his death. Fowler House was established from a grant left by Mr. Fowler's daughter-in-law and is named the Harriet and James M. Fowler. Jr. Memorial Hall. Fowler's club, the Courtiers, took its name from ancient history. A courtier was one who was in attendance at a court and was ready to give his life and land in support of his ideals. He was one who was active in government and the finer arts, enjoying music, literature and art. B. Castiglione. a well known Italian author, said this about the character of a courtier: An honest man and well meaning, for in this is comprehended the goodness, the wisdom, the manliness. and the temperance of the mind, and all the other qualities that belong to so worthy a name. In choosing the Courtiers as the name of their club, the residents of Fowler hoped to encourage these characteristics in its members The 950 member Courtier Club includes all units of Fowler and those of Residence Hall Apartments South. They organize many social activities between the small unit groups including trade meals, volleyball tournaments, ice cream sociais. ana group trips, bvents tor the entire club include a Casino night, a haunted house at Halloween, a Christmas party for underprivileged children, a formal dinner dance, as well as numerous informal dances and parties. Other clubs that the Courtiers support include a radio station, photoshop. theater crew, and a Fowler yearbook. To Endure and Conquer. This motto appears on the family crest of Benjamin Harrison and is the official motto of Harrison Hall. After serving a term as the 23rd president of the United States. Harrison returned home to his law practice in Indianapolis. His interest in youth and education prompted him to become involved in University activities, eventually leading to his appointment to Purdue's Board of Trustees. To commemorate Harrison’s contributions to both the University and to his country. Purdue chose to name a residence hall in his honor. Benjamin Harrison Residence Hall opened in the fall of 1966 as an all-male dormitory. A year later, it was converted into a co-educational dorm. In 1967. the residents of Harrison Hall named themselves the Cavaliers.” adopted a hall crest, and drafted a constitution which states the purpose and regulations of the Cavalier Club. As a tribute to its namesake, the Harrison family crest was made the residence hall’s official symbol. The constitution mandates that all 886 residents are members of the club, whose purpose is to provide, maintain, and improve the best possible conditions in which the members may receive a complete education. Activities offered to club members include a Grand Prix Club, a movie program, coffee houses, and Mom’s Day and Dad’s Day programs. Harrison residents can also take advantage of the camera club, the grill, hall radio station WHHC. and the dorm's computer terminals. Annual events the Cavaliers participate in include U-Sing. the Homecoming display contest. and a children’s Christmas party. Many of the dorm’s residents look forward to the various social events that occur throughout the academic year. At the end of August there is Tri-C. a competition between the floors which enables the residents to become better acquainted with their fellow Cavaliers. To celebrate Christmas, a semi-formal dinner dance is held the first weekend in December. The high point of Harrison's social activities is the annual Snowflake Fantasy dance in February. Couples dine at Harrison Hall and then proceed to the Memorial Union Ballrooms to dance to music provided by a variety of bands. HARRISON CAVALIERS 237 HAWKINS GRADUATE MOUSE FRONT ROW S. Donovan. J Gsasaon. M Porvajr . M HtxJoy. N Wright SECOND ROW L UcOaOeL T Ray. C. K.ng, K. Janneck. S Jackson, D Hutv.lt THWOROW. L. CW.it. L Jonas. L Bocoari. L. Bal. T Smith. Y. Protein BACK ROW J Devt . C Capertcn. C Stocker. M Util L M.t.-ar U Rich. C Donnof. A. lUWche . D CoAer. Q Puttmson PURDUE PESOS MCE MAIL COUNCIL FRONT ROW Km. Patko. Ca-ol Trustor. J� Choi Juke Bourbon Los ArmbruMor Elamo Lahr. Shan Gundetman. V hl Turley SECOND ROW Sandra Saan. Donna Bumefl Kathy Chalons. Frank OtK� III Mark Hammitt. Kaith Ounrto. Laura. Otwat BACK ROW Robert Kopav Robert Bodeman. Brvce Alter. Mae Guance, Jet Rnoado James Monger Jr. (PreMdent), Ste.e Brown 239 HAWKINS PRHC SENATE ANO EXECUTIVE COUNCH. FRONT ROW K He r le«n. S Doonge . W. Komocaaf. K. WMOft. C. Nefcco. R HaUm. K Vow. L Sctwrer. SECONOROW J Bauer. A OudenAoctlea. O Sander A Guenihar. B HoStmarv M 8« M. OUHf. Lvyck . K Kendal. B L Page. S. Loo BACK ROW R Eft . S. Mart� son. M Roger . J Boikar. K McMahan, 8 AWada C. M«naM FIRST FLOOR MartWn. C Motvtf. K Snator. L. Scrtow. L Pooler BACK ROW B Scott. 8 8OM0f. S FRONT ROW: B. Gtr.o . 0 OwwVinOat. E McH« uy. T Hova . M Da Oy. A B uiwona, 6 ft� na. D Lapp. S KmK . W Bohannon, B CfX’C .O. T Gambia. C K Fang SECOND ROW C MerooL B Scott. I DoSant«6c v C Puts. A. Ertot. K JoWaon. E Gariian SECOND aOOR FRONT ROW: B Bot.a, S McOenegheo. P. Doraa. l Comovaia. L Mack SECOND ROW, I Pc oy. J. Ho, H Marian. K. Uvezey. K Ki . C, 8 tzno . J HottxooA. L Fogle. M 0p � TH«0 ROW W Komoc a', E LuyCkx. E Brtcrol. M WWw. M Coi 8. Batv. B Wiiw. C Fort. 0 Van cWe. L. SNirics. T. la . S, LUa FOURTH ROW. S. Yuan. 0. Morttman. J Churchman. M Lana. P Fenct M Fry . P Oart:. S St-Omort. M. Ootwemwod. J KaMohaum, J Banton BACK ROW W KatieOaum. 0 Pwtebaum. T Fix. A Ertthn. J. DotMg, J W r� jnt K McGinn. T. C jW. G Pittman M Fo«8yttv� . T wuxmaca 0 Scoot « HARRISON HALL THIRD FLOOR D N ho 0 A OrtSOOl. A FVueca. S Ssogw, K Kaodal. G Bacon BACK ROW S FRONT ROW A Jon . $ Ba v. J. Scrou. 0 Mockomoyw. 0. SMt . R Game . H Martinson, T Kirwan T Bosaart, J- Botkor. G Thornlon. 0 Canon, J Aked, 0 Zoman«k. j Sioad J Smith. SECOND ROW J. OavnJeon. R Malum. K Todd. I Stappi Slf««Msr. T Walkor. fl Ridley. N Pamea, N Mangle, R Homey. a Booor. K Lindsuet FOURTH FLOOR FRONT ROW J Wadd. I Martin M Gedenan. C MsHOn. I Ve A B Bu«n A F ocher G Atfcmon. C Gosnet SECONO ROW J. StavWn. M Grayson. T Black. R Mo dfemail, K Sharon. B Maoer. M. Gentry. N Ganouoj . L BawUe TMlftO ROW M Moran. C Finch. R Adam . P Nuo O Farrow. R Hendrix von, 0 NawrocU. R Oangortald. J Dckonson. A Boosor. D Rowland BACK ROW 8 Kin . 8 TaA D Navh. L Ebon. P XRrtes. R Bacan . 0 l«Chn c. K McMahan FIFTH FLOOR FRONT ROW J Can. K PortonC L. B-diirup K Ves . 0 Jonw. 0 Sylerd. M Kart SECOND ROW J Bowman. A GucnlKor. 0. Guirvie. 0 M.iam, L Ctcw� «. J. BaMtMO P SaioiaitM S Lnx Third ROW 0 Ma:oa. 8 Emtfroikw, A Row. L. R nncM. A Cunan. L Sicr k«e, S Hois. 5 Root K Wttoo FOURTH ROW R Byrne D SloHon: B. E no� t. M Hunt. B Hurt. K Tall. D BlanLer.poj -, J. geefl. J McHonr, BACK ROW c twAotO. G Edwards. R Pjoca A Batntotca. 0 Caspor M MMflor, R PHort _• Katt i. S Overhaul! SIXTH FLOOR FRONT ROW J Rfl,n. N W«4gus. K Wtfc K. BrOKMC. C POW, S CXtongot 0 S«r 0«s. B M r. C Krohn, K Br«t?N uor SECONO ROW M Mayor, B OooNan. K BrSChoK. L Jordon. L EppOftOV B EhotCA G Reword, L Sermon . A Murray, S Wnort THIRD ROW 0 Coc «. 0 HoCOL R Fr , T London, H Mon W Honnovsy, Nell, B Krtrt. M Kancf J Gain. 0 GtAdman. I. Unr BACK ROW S Rood. McMnNX' M MtHM, M Wocdard. 0 RoDAton, J Kir . K Smon, Sruffioupnadu I 0 j. O Ronl. S KuWy K Cuwhali HARRISON HALL SEVENTH ri.OO« „ . , FRONT ROW J Ogg. K Homng SECOND ROW A W4W, B OmV«. I Caff. -Garrett. W Schafer. J. SMI. B Mow. M Bcrgr- THRO ROW K Moron A Terry. A Wagner. C Wang. P Sodgetalck P Pushor. I) Fr«h5l. S Wnircg C Wotrrl FOURTH ROW T HanJoa. G Siw� J Boy . R Pugh. C. CorOM. 0 Reynolds. M Jth. M Farmer. T Gtwf. M Rose BACK ROW B Lusk. M Ccflerbotg T N JWkxdi. T Frill 0 Royco, B Spitflg. 0 PAHvert, R Moot . B Tcrgfer. EIGHTH Ft OCR FRONT ROW M Hctin S G'ru . J Roehhart. G UN. J Bauer A G-.tttfi, M Sa y� SECOND ROW E Elchason. S Anoersen.. V Stucker. J Young C Matuafek. K Swinger. M Bar-dy. u Termed. L Bowman. 8 Battle THIRD ROW C Wallace. R BooF. E Oiicn. T Ccoptsr. L Uton K Newby. P Ratal. K Dcran. L Voegere, B ImWte. M Sroy . J ScNscy, j Jackson FOURTH ROW T T«g. L Ccmoey. L Sitsin B WttA N Bairrwo . L DeOe’ C C Chang. R Gumboi M Dunn. L Subfelt. D Hartuw FIFTH ROW M Rumsey. L Kfebeeo . P Tobin. S Brow. 0 Safceat . T Hood, A Sosa. 0 Akin . 0. Kytoryfee. C Townsend. R. Paogan 8ACK ROW B Prof. D SiMfaaihet. M Siache. 0. Johnson. E Johnson. C G Sptncneri. T M«r«seh. B Kesskrt. J. ABfcj. D. Roonto. J lohnk. T VcHmec. J MrWey McCUTCHEON HALL FIRST FLOOR FRONT ROW K WNt . E SR Young G y° G B «donkorrp. S Slower J Jotntor.. D Washewn, S Schuttf J W«ams. 0 Gost A Hon SECOND ROW. K Clause . 2. Hulcr-ngs. S C mpOe«. N Homan. L. 8 0 haa. L. H m en. A S«« g. L LamtxKT. D SeWehuse . S � W«Sg S Earl W Mauger. E Wnw. J ZeBcn THIRD ROW 8 Canaaui. L SHna . T Sncogatv B Mann. G Rotvaon. C CXmham. S cur m. m UAotana. K Jarkat J F x . S Roundy. M Cavandr. R McG-� « BACK ROW J SuOvan. 0 Howard. W Ktatcrmt,, . I Bam, 7 Reust. J Ha-deWck. W Mwotarm. 0 Swam M Zo-per P Taefcait. D GcmOa. J Wong B Waomackemer SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROW. A Poutten M Dawdson 0 Timmons. L Goodnight. D Karmy, A Picwonco 0 Slcrms. J GokMntlffn. R Johnson. C Ramiogton SECOND ROW J Carlo . C Ronnnko . R Battn. L Bjctw, G KMy. K Noadot K SehanaO. H Flanagan. P Co mv K Whila. T Bath. H Piovan. S Fit . D Maw THIRD ROW M Ewn. D Novilv L Sawto. R Ttioma . D. Rucmjki. S GtamOo. J AiaAato. J. S n tac. J McAdams. R OchmS. R Z« f. FOURTH ROW J Pa� 0. V Ham. M SchaeN . S M4o . A Own. E Ryaan. G S v � J D 4n. S Mcrtaon. M lam, B W mnmi, G Moral.. 0 Coaiaruo. S Kor«t t J Nya BACK ROW J O B-own. D Poti J Waits. J R®a oo J 246 FRONT now A Jartun . $ Hatfu o. S SnwpS 0-Swnon c vvuara u WNtVyd SECONO ROW P 5 Pnws C 8u«r«. V Fe-ra vjoj-Coctvo. 5 Votnaico K WMrM. C Kcwren. J WiAor. t ManaH tWfiO ROW L SMOMll. J McWHe L Gat a BACK ROW R W-ct P Hodon. K Spean. D Gam G C.ic� t . FOURTH FLOOR FRONT ROW S Money. K A e., 0 Graterz. K May. S HarOebeo. S Ha-iman. R ju� t 0 Meyer J G T SECOND ROW J Fo-. T 0 r� . C CutVp. M JOCO!). J W S. B FwKl. S Uflcfte J TatN,an 0 Vet. 0 Head THIRD ROW V SMnlC (J. A ocerttuiet, c Odtok. M Rch. 0.C Otfc. . S B-ennetnan M Roracnv.o B D,iw� . K R M� nt. S Hqoeta. FOURTH ROW L Bcnockt £ M -M. A N«� tr«n D Ourne . J DwbtO. C Funnetl BACK ROW B Muttmai T Gj� � 0Qfy. ■ WOMmt. I COWtMfc W. BunAcwtAe M VanMalon. S GhW ra� - FirTH FLOOR FRONT ROW R Edmond, S CaWor. L IMopMcn. 0 SdOon . K Uatxn. C Hancock. V Branncn. J Mortan. T Alonso SECOND ROW A Scott. L. Settcnjo. K Lartor. t Turner. L Scenes' THIRD ROW R Humane®. B � k«r. M Oarknp. S Cota. J Boa. D Fount. Sparky ll P Morphy, M. Gail, M Solo. B Warner. G CokKran FOURTH ROW R Brown C No'voo. B W«o. T Ouarnttrom S SulWt.C V«p� . C Ka« . T Sw«k B Mu1t.no BACK ROW D Gordol. J Trofl. T LoT-oc SIXTH FLOOR FRONT ROW P BoAek. 0 Frew. M Vamefc. B Hoot P Andersen. F RosoUrgh. P Matfwson.G AVimaaS ScM� rw. SFCONOROW L LOflao.R Dougherty. 8 Cvarxh D G «crd. E Snyder. R Locy. J Byrd, G Niccum K Gojrai J F«ei THIRD ROW Gutwa B Ktfn j Culp. M Bourdon. 8 Repilwr. J Gnrl G MAy 8ACK ROW Smnh. Scat J Merrick. o Tern®. A Weng 248 McCUTCHEON HALL FRONT ROW l Bacon. C Spartc . P. Konoaly. S Boc« y. P Bamcs C Watson $ Landvrjn 0 Uaccn. SECONO ROW P Bussey. B Govr-an. L Faunne . « S� a«i C Frank j Stret K Sloe ,. L Penn. S JfMr v L EtNntfon. C WJCert. C Row 0 Goodn, J M.rajc THIRD ROW 0. Francs T Saaji C Buns. S Few. C. YosNu. r P Loua. 8 Hwoh P Bekromo. T. Cc ra. T Bear. K WolNMO B Kve. 8 8 zmore. T Cc OYC le. T. Tough BACK ROW. A A rcwose. J Harrvrett. J Trofce. M 8rOC 1t. T Own. J Roo j SncePerBer. P Moo'e-iaar E Reamor, T Watson EIGHTH FLOOR FRONT ROW P Scott. N S nc no. R Stryker. E strew. D Jorton . A M K«- SECOND ROW S C-jn-ingnanv F Chess. A Bo«3er . A Hoyt. V Juda. P Raw. A. Yacutto. K Marker. A Ottman D W ama J Pence. R Bo-gjotu. W Krakowsfci. M Wcr-vi THIRO ROW J L «y. L Fraser. S Harm H Dows. 0 Srrrtft. D Lenuk. S Baer 0 z n. T HcOM FOURTH ROW T. Co©oov. O Twist. K UotL J Ocrrt. J McrrrKki P Floyd. T Srwetv J Fisher A Lucav C Merrm. W Jackson, J Offwotch BACK ROW J Welch. M McOedon. P Ness. T luCner. A Whcto, R WopuMOV B Baiey. j Mead. 0 Merpy. 0 Moose. A G.go . J. Jones. B Bunny, A Stud J 250 McCUTCHEON ROYAL HIGHLANDERS McCutcheon Residence Hall, the dorm farthest from campus, is named for cartoonist John T. McCutcheon. After graduating from Purdue University in 1889. Mr. McCutcheon became a cartoonist and writer for the Chicago Morning News, then joined the Chicago Tribune staff, where he worked until his retirement in 1946. A high point in McCutcheon's career was receiving the Pulitzer Prize for his cartoons in 1931. McCutcheon Hall opened as an all-male dorm in 1963. When the hall constitution was written, the residents chose to carry on the tradition of John McCutcheon's Scottish ancestry in its selection of a club name, the Royal Highlanders. and a hall crest. The grill's name. The Piper Inn, also reflects this Scottish theme. Today, residents still carry out traditions that were established in that first year. Each year a Homecoming display is constructed on the front lawn. The first McCutcheon display was a six-story horse built by the men. They even went so far as to paint horseshoe prints that led from campus to the display. This spectacular horse, however, caught on fire and burned, resulting in heavy restrictions on future displays. The Royal Highlanders sponsor many activities for their members throughout the year. Orientation for incoming freshmen and McCutcheon Madness, a floor competition held in early September, start the year on a friendly note. Friday night dances, casino parties, ice cream socials, carnivals, and a semi-formal Holiday Dinner Dance keep residents busy. The formal Scotia Fantasia Dance each February transforms McCutcheon into a castle, complete with men in kilts playing bagpipes in the lobby. McCutcheon also sponsors Big Red. a Christmas program in which the residents become Moms and Dads for foster children. The party includes lunch, stories, singing. and a visit from Santa Claus. In addition to club activities, each of the hall’s four units sponsors a number of events. Unit A holds a Big Egg party every spring for children, and Unit C has a spaghetti dinner. Unit B has a carnival to raise money for the children's Christmas party, and unit D has a pig roast. The Royal Highlanders are governed by floor senators and the executive council, who work hard to make living in McCutcheon Hall as enjoyable as possible for all its residents. Meredith Hall, with the unique X shape, was named for Virginia Claypool Meredith. Virginia Claypool was born in Indiana in 1848. At the age of 21. she married Henry Clay Meredith who later became president of the Indiana Agricultural Board. After her husband died. Mrs. Meredith assumed the role of manager of their 400-acre farm and became a woman of national prominence. The University of Minnessota sought Mrs. Meredith for a position in the Ladies Hall there, and she later founded the Home Economics Department of the University. In 1921, the governor of Indiana appointed her to serve as the first woman trustee of Purdue University. Meredith Hall opened in the fall of 1952 and housed men until 1958. at which time Wiley Hall was built. Women from Windsor moved into Meredith Hall and brought with them their crest. In 1979, a student redesigned Meredith’s crest. Each component of the crest relates a part of Virginia Meredith's life to the residents of the hall. Among the symbols are what, thread, and a needle, which stand for her accomplishments in both agriculture and home economics. A book, pencil, and ruler are represented. since many of Meredith's residents, like Mrs. Meredith herself, are studying subjects and assuming positions which are traditionally male-dominated. The banners that form an X show the shape of the dormitory, and the banner beneath reads Together We Live — Together We Learn. which originates from Windsor's crest. The name of Meredith’s club. WRX Club, is an alteration of Windsor’s club name WRH Club. WRX stands for Women's Residence X. WRX club sponsors many different types of activities including movies, dances, special family weekends, seasonal parties, and other social events planned with men's halls. MEREDITH X WRX CLUB MEREDITH HALL SENATE FRONT ROW S Caw . T Mason. L Aimbnn! . K Hamming. M Payno. S yn! . SECOND HOW A. G K«m� n. J, Jwnon. J fVom M Wogo f. L F iis P Km , B i P Scftacw. M Ko«c« A Eio BACK ROW O Coryoo j MitcW O GoinoN. O Klytjan. S • «. C OanrutN . E Larv W Mow . T B«Nn n, K Rat mon. S Oouto. T Saibw. I Ugg NOT PICTURED G Cosbanbooy 252 FIRST SOUTHEAST FRONT ROW J Brans. J Jtnsen. C Goal. B Goat. L Goal Uranrry). S Buxinek SECOND ROW J Xlampp, T Catsrda. K Mantel. X. Aikirnon. L Marti , C. noth t Goal BACK ROW C Beckmtn. C KertAnQ, X Burt . I Tov«X. P Curran. X Xreme . W Rodgers. E lalw. I Armt ru t« . M K Marinas. J Huttar SECOND SOUTHEAST FRONT ROW D Teegtrden. S ! c, T Grew. L Ofrlw, R Flesh. 0 VunSicMe. L IMi SECONO ROW J Brown. 0. Foalor. C Gadacr. L Bake . S Pure«« J Patterson. C Roe. S E TMWO ROW: C Thompson C Bauer. S Sotyocoopso. L Soodw x Konaro. C 2ach«ry, L Du«ne BACK ROW P M e- M BOdgot N KrOe-l X Wright. P Airovcwrci. X Region. D Zaw ruch . I Borman Meredith Hall THIRD SOUTHEAST FRONT ROW M woo Jy. M UeCono SECOND ROW Y Jun. P. Hoffman. M L CfunQ. D HeyOen. K Nomine. H Huffman THIRD ROW: B Co� y, C. Ramsay. J. Kaptuf. R Bam. O Swutf. C Maura . T Mason FOURTH ROW L Ray. C TucMx. M McOoary. M Dognar. U Tavornww. J Moore FIFTH ROW D Halha-aay, C. Wen. J PMpon. S Wofca. J Anoorson. M ftxWph. B Smith, J. Ur « BACK ROW D Jackson S. Worn . D. Offnch, T Loveiew. J Zrr D Gu n. SECOND SOUTHWEST tow. T CfuirtMworth. A. Word BACK ROW: S ZvmwiyrakL K KoogcbbA U FRONT ROW F N loced SECOND ROW I. Hartman. S. Anthony. J My«� s. B Prwcoit. J. LautemcNage . 0. Wagw. Rah. Rubber. M Pat M Strn . A. Ka� i. M. Oeloltor. C McComas THIRD ROW M Payne. C Bokeman. C Marke, L. Pfl'kM. L Oaborn THIRD SOUTHWEST FRONT ROW: 0 M. C Baughman M L XV � . 7 Kn � nbM0 C Awry. I Mderynb SECOND ROW C. Hunt , J Kmg. K. Yoo, J Rjny n. A BioommoK -.. E Loveland THIRD ROW E. Tnck. J Mrtchot. N ir H� . 0 Gulhoh. C Hobart . S WteOft BACK ROW K. Stronno. A Wodurn . L Grfaall. D EttOTt, C Jono . C Hum. l_ Van Malm, K Frwnsooe, R Troup. J Ham MEREDITH HALL 256 SECOND NOflTMEAST FRONT ROW 0 Ne goOlkJ. M Cox. A. Oeouo . P ScNocPf M C' nt D Bo!'u« V GeUoV A Stuftrl. s fayun SECONOROW J KoleNor L Doto-ror. L Wr-ang '. M 8«Af. J Po� «- R t S- v4Ck. c Feno . R Snrec J Icujh. L Harnri TmiRD ROW R K S jcr K U:Ve-, rouRTHROW H HeoOoncr, K C C-;, e Sw™v L � « 0 °« We Ir A SENIORS THIRD NORTHEAST FRONT Flow 0 Han K CUtWPOf. T SC OM. V Hamm . H Gioeo. L WriQM. SECOND ROW P H40 M BoDO. D Wa.Hios. K. loM. J StflVWW. V Staeia. C WokJron TwiRO ROW J Hum. M W e� , C Wavngat. S Slo v L KonraCy, K McUcNa . B Wotvman BACK ROW M GoWon. A Baatty. I Wan . M Su van. J BOfQmtm. K Boyer . N. Woit« E- Kip M Murphy. J UcOoiJ, FIRST NORTHWEST FRONT ROW C AmoKJ. L. Arison. C Granom. L Fight . B K.lch . P Rosa yrxj SECOND ROW D frown. B Hoos. G Had U VogoKar C Kaisotl T Cuvuvam. t, Py c I Ho««t THIRD ROW M Rotten. L Shannon. S Wh« « . A Prvrlp S Prnco. T Fochoogt. C CrwcMi BACK ROW A Oo 0 . B FluRiwv T Malay , K Jonas, L Manges. C SanaHaga. H Noonan. J Smt. Meredith Hall ■ SECONO NORTHWEST ___ FRONT ROW 0 Wyatt. G B« T Patee SECONO ROW K Kruer. J Gs «hO. M HC NCW«, C Myr fc. K Ro«h. P A pogSOn. T B««v !t, M Srr th THiPO ROW C, Mw « IO«. C MeNe� y. M Kenney, J. l � U BaMe� , S U0 O0 0. feu S. Water «. 0. Boys' FOURTH ROW A YoOer. S W i� Tgh m K Wngley. E Carps'll . A Wht� . S Seoge . J Bottom. T Muth BACK ROW T Se.ber. M Ponncck. C MeBcmey o Jotvwon. P, WNAd. J Ei e i L Gr«n. L Ptrttpv L Simeon TMIRO NORTHWEST FRONT ROW J Bcwsv I Motnay. A McKmney J Park S Vaughan. S 5 T We� eh« SECONO ROW I Vcorl. P Av«a P Shugart. C RoCortsoh. E Poftn S Horn M Centolanti, P Waste TRROROW T H no o.C Rotftey V SchrooPer. M Tucker J. Zotwato. S Tooo. M MJ r. X GWseman, S Oouv BACK ROW B AnOerton. C BrolcA A OMrtKO. A M.lchee S Senmote , M Grtot. B Struck. L FVtche� . A Jr ' 258 OWEN HUSSARS Richard Owen Residence Hall, originally called Men’s H-1. was named for the first President of Purdue. Mr. Owen, born in Scotland in 1810. began his teaching career in Bloomington. Indiana, in 1864. While there, he. along with President Nutt, composed an elaborately detailed plan for an agriculture school. These plans were actually the first conception of Purdue University. It is no surprise then, that Mr. Owen was offered and accepted the position of President of Purdue in 1872. Owen’s club took the name Hussars in 1958 after approval by the club senate. Webster defines hussar as originally one of the light cavalry of Hungary and Croatia, now as one of a class of European armies, usually brilliantly dressed. The Hussar crest is centered around the dress cap of such a group, a busby. Behind the busby are crossed swords, the symbol of a cavalry unit. Originally, the crest also had an H-1 printed at the top. but this configuration is no longer used. The Hussar Club, co-ed since 1980. prides itself on its numerous and elaborate social events. All of its 748 residents and those of six units of Residence Apartments North that are on board at Owen are encouraged to attend these functions to have good times with old friends and to meet new ones. The academic year begins with a week full of activities for Freshman Orientation. Brother and sister floors compete for a pizza party in Almost Anything Goes. games held at the DMZ field between Owen and Cary. Other events of the week include an all-hall meeting, luggage lifts, and carnival nights. The Hussars co-sponsor a canoe trip in the fall with their faculty fellows. They also participate in the all-campus Homecoming display contest and host a Halloween party and spook house. The big fall event for the club is the Boat Dance held on the Madame Carroll as it glides along Lake Freeman. Dinner is served on the boat before it leaves the dock, and following dinner is an evening filled with dancing to live music and moonlit walks on deck. During the winter months, the Hussars throw a Christmans party for underprivileged children, along with a semi-formal dinner dance and several dances put on by the halls radio station. WMRH. During the spring, the Hussars participate in U-Sing. have their formal dinner-dance. Fantasia, hold academic and athletic awards banquets, and enter two karts in the Grand Prix Race. Shreve Hall, which opened its doors in 1970. is the newest co-educational dormitory on campus. The hall is named for Eleanor Burns Shreve. author, educator, world traveler, musician. and constructive activist. Mrs. Shreve was responsible for the creation of the nursing incentives fund of Home Hospital and was also involved in many activities to further understanding among people of different nationalities and educational environments. The Shreve family crest was adopted as the official hall crest by the residents at the time of the hall's opening. As part of their housing agreement, all 922 residents of Shreve are members of the Shreve Club. This club is responsible for planning and organizing all of the educational, social, and athletic programs held at Shreve throughout the year. These activities include Intramural sports, ice cream socials, Homecoming. U-Sing. and an Almost Anything Goes mini-olympic competition between floors. Shreve Club also sponsors three sub clubs”: a camera club, radio station WRFL. and the Grand Prix go-kart club. Shreve Hall plans four big dances each year. The freshman dock dance welcomes new Purdue students with a live band. Later in the fall, couples may enjoy the Madame Carroll River-boat Dance on Lake Freeman. A semi-formal dance in December celebrates the Christmas season with a special dinner at Shreve and dancing in the Union ballrooms. Last, but certainly not least, is the formal International Fantasia. which features a gourmet dinner followed by dancing to a choice of three bands at the Union. Shreve also offers its residents a number of services. Each floor is provided with a kitchenette to fix Sunday dinner and study break snacks. All residents share the music room, sewing room, workshop, and exercise room. SHREVE Iff SHREVE CLUB Owen Hall FIRST FLOOR SOUTHEAST ANO SOUTHWEST FRONT ROW T Thoma . P tin. S Cowman. M WngW C Byrnaa. J E.afntt L H«wn«n. J Ekxnwv P Harvey. J Fan. D MjackJ. S BoogVi SECONO ROW T But . M UttMtra. J Wrm. G Unchd. P Bright G Gray. C Mutchman. R Wea . R Gv cnowskl S Hartman. K Cock. C E� dy THIRO ROW K NnMI. G OctWykOwtM. R Rricheri R TA G Beta S Gk� ck. T OoyJer. M Growman. T WaN. 0 Oj ’ -t . B Coat . A Cotoman, T WAamtoo. S BuffmgCon BACK ROW J Tham T 6 „n. M Puree . I Sweet J Mrvcfv. J Manna . J McMori. J Valentm. R Ka.aiak. H oi. H Wong B OPac o 0 Slndof. T GOmp SECONO FlOOR SOUTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST FRONT ROW R Novon. G WoneMaO. Sanky Jane. F AtMtuO, J Sttohi SECONO ROW M Sent . K Xaurt M ArtOfre . J Saab. M Mcrub. C Eyd, B. Stoh n R TtWW. K I N RotyAI THIRD ROW P KceAwn. G Retoeti K Lloritad. M Ednotol, M Oawooow. S NetMtsttog. L Nederi- M Egnt . J. Seyah FOURTH ROW A Eromytnb. A Orr atog. J Namrwop. G Ttawetv D S otap. J ikcewoip. G R ec� . J •- . M Tlegdap. N Amvotga J Yta.ae BACK ROW S Smaawr B Namwa T : « '. 0. Rwehes. K Engtotxovonav. M Veuao. C Daap. 0 Sreym, K EnsieWV A -d. M Traagom OWEN HALL THIRD ‘ I .TOO SOUTHEAST ANO SOUTHWEST EBON? '• w Landrolh, K Burton. 0 Cwpf«l«f. T Tru «. j ltv say. B Motion. J Moov ' ‘ COHO ROW V Bac. C Vuqjat D Oytart. A Pnco. R Pr no«fga«. K Mark J , - � S Parry. 0 L- Pattarson. THIRD ROW M MeKn-Ary. T N .• R S TitA W Straasng. J G zaeas. M Pa . J Ownoret. C W . J Mut rush C Gac- Cvvi FOURTH ROW M Lcnj 0 MawsMy. B r«8 w M Scon R SkJbraA'. J St crw� 3. 8uu. T. Zonk. J. Johnson. D M hat. J Schootay. J OoVran. J F jenmcn BACK ROW E Isaac. M Buy. W Ooran. G Cow. K W soo. J McOo R AchanXcn. J Johnson. D. T«t y. 0 WaOA S MoOyaaOO. A Gf an T Korean H Urn ©a FOURTH M OOR SOUTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST FRONT P ;.v L Johnson, 0 Balajr. B Boll '. P Jonglau . K W nch« i«f. SECONO ROW CvPrt . N wwi k r. 0 D � . 0 Sow . J Joann , j Rathfca. W 6 0,. K From—. N LMlttyfttfci. C. U THIRD ROW I 0 TroH . S Schut . C Chay. B Fromm . L L m n S Burnett . U BoNCl C Scholar. L Mom . S. L t a FOURTH ROW R V � a. M SnyO � . L Kkjtzk . G Walsh. S Eiya BACK ROW U M nn P NOS . J. Ruoctfpn. A Pa i � e G BortowiA'. A Magur . Larson, G narjay Pnco D Kan-©. p V n ut .rk T Cra nam T Moon L Nahar R p M MjIAgan. R Lalar S OWEN HALL Owen Hall FIRST ROOR NORTHEAST A NO NORTHWEST FRONT ROW S. EftOlF C Jaa-XWo. N SnytJN. J Pnc«, L RWO«. C- Kampen. K Wattorv J. MJ«f. B WOW®. R Raagan. S Gr««n. N fipp. M W: e . K N«A«A J Co«w . 0 Zttozny. P Welch SECOND ROW S Chopsttck. J. CouMau. A Gun; T CaivOy SECOND ROOM NORTHEAST AND NORTHWEST FRONT ROW K Tumw. SECOND ROW M Wagnof. N EmWi. M VRxWtw. M Roe. A Rrnw THIRD ROW J. Ecwaici. R OSano. K. Macfcin. N Men. C. Haye 0. Summe, K. Plowedu. P AVUH FOURTH ROW M Gaxjnw. B Si.ner. N JohaMgen. R. Sanoowaic T Smrth, 0 Srvlh, N J Wirt. 8. BahrAa. N Gb'Shh FIFTH ROW S EJwman. J Mfxrtion. B Chealham, 0 Mona. 0 Loako. J Hfndncki 8 Sqmu. M Short. M lucoa W Feaiherssow K. Dans BACK ROW. M Short. C Dracutt. J Mopkw . J Daatoy. 0. Ovenauxw. M Skeelof. M Smith. B Braft ©n. J Jtfvnrth. S W« Ki G Ahirtih 266 I twwo floor northeast and northwest FRONT ROW A G'lOSMChar. M oir . S Amov s OwvrtOT., A Hrsch. K McCor kie. 8 McCarthy. S. Smith. D Clem SECOND ROW A Guthrie T Rave. S Hampton. K Mayes. R. Kaser 7 TaOrowsfci. T Snearr-gen. j Mhah ,, J Lem U Pauey. L WairtCfc J Bourbon THIRD ROW P Lav,, j Dear. C R e. M MeMerton r .la. 0 Borthow. G Man. A Conn. 8 To«. R RoMl J W W«on SACK ROW D 'ota. D Lemmons. R Moan. R O to. M Cotwn. S Cronan. M Beaver. T Mart.no, B • njofl-ham T Dugdale. T fMa . D Sctvtla, JmC T Johnson FOURTH FLOOR NORTHEAST AND NORTHWEST FRONT ROW J Bagosy. C Kx UO r. T Bear K OOae. 0 Oe-nog. M Bath SECOND ROW P Ge Ses S Ot� . J BwV U UcCaugnan. J We . T BeMtngar. J Pam . l Hunt. T wasama. u Lease TMiRO ROW. P Morgan. T. G-aOOy. E Sauter M Baum. J TauOen, R Hjrtry, D M ey, T Owens. S Fromm,. D Moya FOURTH ROW M Lean. K Oner. G Pouch. I M OnanK. D Samon. S. Butt 0 M •}. S Maurer. 0 Pickett. S White. P Stahur SACK ROW J Lee. N. HakSrup. D S -«t r 8 VOunce R O'Shay. I 6OOOy. J Brcran. G Mead O FreOevc O Kayes. I Ng- iy. B Weiter. T Moya OWEN HALL PA'. fi_,UO� NGS3. ««. 15. '6. 17. 18 FV : ROW D Kuna. A Uatula T Moniatoeoo. 0 Santarro. M MoogwrO P Scfvnn. G .-as. 0 Panom. J Tucker. C Bcge SCCONOROW M Coeper. S Leapar. T W. o o Staley. J Turah. P Sirw-noler 0 Guatam A Brown. B Sm� U G ey TMIRO ROW 0 SriMlv J R Ooytt. B OnealMenar, P Barton. B K« ay. H SkMn. C Socemhoi . B Earley. W OsOoroo. B Swa S Waal. J Ke oy. J KraeUyl BACK ROW 0 Dow R SCN Of , S Sy� n A GnDela U Kennedy. J HOOd. J P0C7. R Donor . P Sarv.wrr B Par . J Zacoa-awcr. P SwwewHer. M Pn eprt C f.saORS 11 NT ROW T Heady. J. Wkor. C Bog . A � rvn F ButMU. S. Gons� K on. R S’ ■ .C Ayres SECONO ROW N Ka y. R Kx� r. J Broen. 0 « � •«. K FHoor. mano. 0 Dmper. O Lamard. L JoMisoo, G Prc . j W« Mx. T GAetp . A Gultvw. E Isaac BACK ROW S West W Euwo H Sloan. G lomko. F. I .ton D Morgan. 0 La� w. S Boegln 0 Kune, J Ortyrv R HocnolrtW 0) D 270 FIRST FLOOR FRONT ROW: S Ran . J B WV50 $ FyN«. K IvnD, G Danioc. P RooOtn O Pace SFCONO ROW X Fan , 0 F«rgof, J. Zotcak. 0 Caroun. J. ftarda . 8 Engtolv C French TMIRO ROW M bra. M GYiioL T. CrawKxO. J BtotbOWW, T. Ancerion. fl Mnrtund. K Voonegut BACK ROW X Zortch. B Klaaian M. Brothers. K Mo . 0. Irwin. J. QaruHs SfCONO FLOOR FRONT ROW 0 Baiwi SfCONO ROW J Ottuit K Wa. M Zennng. P WononL K Hams. R Mallard M Bakor. 0 Young. M Cowman THIRD ROW C Cawsd. 0 Koch. R lancasior. C Yeagw, N Aimwong. J Barton, G Warke . G Pernios. J Voroneetscft. B Sfuhng, P Warner BACK ROW V Fondot U Ryan, t Koppor. U Pearson. A. Slid, Po y. T tXccan. G Tomo� o. A M li yckx. C A Mown THIRD FLOOR FRONT ROW R KrtUMMCH.-S. SECOND ROW C Efta. M Wfccn. M Hornipy. Morntfiy. K MOflWxy. W MomtDy. P K0yt« BACK ROW J. AnOOfSCO B K« By, M J Homttty. C Hcmifcy, JM OH THIRD ROW G Utf. T WMw. P Horniby. O Woty f. D Cocooower. 0 W 8owtnga. G Conor. R. Horiiod B A.'KX’ivxi M Oy � rOURTH FLOOR FRONT ROW C. H f3r j J loop A B.inof. Of.ot B Cnjssol. Loua. B Uariiy. K BwkxSci. I ScluiuWB � o« SECONO ROW: A Du8«Mi. B Von KieeeK P OrPnan C. Tran. 8 Bop. J Uvp.rn. C Wood, C Goll. W Cocfc. E WoUri . M, hr THIRD ROW S Kopp. L Taylor. R IWXIOTOr, T W am , S Scon. T Ku' . R Uot. T Cofcmos BACK ROW; A Capon B Pdan . P FomnnCM. J. Qerrorrtc. B Kr.ghl, D FoKiy. S OcAhron. A Mhm Shreve Hall FIFTH FLOOR FRONT ROW B Jo DMk. M Rmw. K l «. S Thomptcn -� C Reaper T Pmck SECOND RDW V LutfaC . B Bco o J. Gvtf� o. I Brockrran j Gfl'C-a. B lee. R Stavon-. P R� od«i‘ K Watro. M WHO THIRD ROW R H«on. K Howy, M Bottnge. J Young F Fioc . R Slow '!. G A ch a E Zimrmrman. 0 R«opo . T Roar BAO ROW J Snwon, J GulNH J Go-oa. P Lain. B Karrpf. I Ha K Rmvoi W OunMnOust J 1.KVW 272 OM ■ n r iwn FRONT ROW H Hartman. M Boo- ', C JCRrWOn B W nk u A M-VWr C O Con-no. p 8(0ttcN. M POHCN-OS. T Monigomory SECOND ROW R (Xshwol, C Long. B Hammond. K Small S E� am G Harmon S Baor an. B Endm. K Uataey. R Harmon ThiRO ROW D Guv . 0 Underaaufc. W Conroy. S Sprochor j w v G Spota T Scnen M Martm. M ER . N Dampovcn. J Watttr. 8 Wada. C Truv-8ACK ROW C Tanmarman D N an. C Ca� O0. S Lmdqunl. J Brumt. A Bra.'- S Ward. J. RoynoWv P B k � . R ScNuwaiar. C WartwgNt. B Banop Cogo fl, P Gibber }. R V«nWaM .C Trope . C Treccw'.C T.«W m P Buda. I MeGra BACK ROW C Trepoo . C Trope . C Troop - -Tro« C Troop -. C. Troppo . C Tropp , C Trope ■uU. C 5FVFNTM FLOOR FRONT ROW A McCormc . 0 HcpA-rtV L G r o. 0 FTokJ . N ForroA B Guva M V.vt . S Siurman SECOND ROW J Hj.jrU.0 Z r . S ST pwora. J Pete . I Oorpi. D Uaiep . I Mu� !oo B Roc . R cr • . w Third ROW S W� Se. J flC.MTH FLOOR FRONT ROW 0 M Snapp. S S-oopF- K MoWorto, M Mm- ► .-.-pot B M4 r R M� r� i SECONO ROW J ScN� BO . T Fnbtt. E Noteoo, C. W.Tdang, 0 Peterson. M Galtyoafti. M PyC K. B THIRD ROW C Cook. A Nonymot t. S Rtt . U Jonet. A SMH. J Hcwvnet. P Brcvioy fi Koetlr vJ M.rw C MweNnQW BACK ROW Dm3. Paul, SgoeWj. Renv K - K Klree J I no, A Metal T lAmecat B SeNawaJe . J S-Hg.it Tarkington Hall I PRESIDENT'S COUNCIL ANO SENATE FRONT ROW T BrynM. R £ oratt. K Qu vx M Maiwmtl. 0 Cook, M Fot tan . K Wotw. 0 Room SECOND BOW: R SUHiamp. T G� tagN� f. B RiAtUtes. G Clark. M Bak «. Q Jew I. M RocMouX R. Troksa, a Pratt. S Haftwnwi S Humuck . M Kontiot. C. Ahtolt BACK ROW a Routt . R KirchhoM. G Cuttttl. T Butunl P Jackfon. D Hointt. T MMtoa M Mac ogor. M RuOtt. G Slearvw.. B Thornton 274 SOUTHEAST FIRST AND SECOND FLOORS FRONT Flow M Werbianiky, R Ptuth. B Thcoivon, T DoODV K Onty. 0 Hocftng. T Ktse. 0 Kaal. K. Weitvnek. 0 K«w, R Sliatovnnr. S M c ukX 15 Rceriger. W. Flemmer. W Fenis SECOND ROW D Crosby. J Pre-tit. C NoondortnoL J Corneteaon. j Jotvncn M Mconoen K ScivoodH. R Fottorti, A MoWcrooum R Baumgan D Co . 8 Knelt. M MacG'egor. J Udtr.S WooO THIRD BOW O Fawcett M Porrnen. S Toon K. Corv.rgHam. T V«wr G Sl-wvnan A Vest. K Hampton. D Swango. 0. Brnwcl.. J O’Connor. S Huffman BACK ROW B 04) M Matocy. 0 PerrC'V K M «Sf!x. J Aviten. S Or me. M Benno. C Eckitem R Wright. R Hensley. J Bauo . S Qunn. 0 UMc. A Stono, C Palmer. C Alien. J AcMerr-wann J Forg SOUTHEAST THIRO AND FOURTH FLOORS FRONT ROW B Dance P Jactacn. 0 Hero. B Baker. D Ureau. R RMnerWrA 5 WAamv M Wttee U K«o« SECOND ROW. A Mrfer. J R Schfcesv maw c NcrmamJ. G Gaioofy. M Morrck G GerorC u« U Martn. T Fa aver THIRD ROW W Wagner. J Bennmg. J WaUrra. L McKift me. C AWctl. P McCrackon. 8 Reek. 0 Sctxoter FOURTH ROW J K ozc . J Stuckey. C Jackson R K� ckWoff. G Pence. U Konoor. A Hnek 8 R «Otf B M« r. T SlOkm. T WaRibjrr R Woeftart K Mentnjp. G Jewell BACK ROW: D Rcrwlen. T Bertenon T Wtum. R Kocng G WakJbe-.ec. T Breeden . J Sca'ceo. K Short C Jackjorv R Kechhott. R Epp . T Schuetter, J McGuee. P. Segtned B Sotoway 275 TARKINGTON HALL southwest first and second floors FRONT ROW F Rurtt. SECOND ROW. T CoHtrt. R Ramaswamy. S. Cheh. W Smrtrv Cavamugh. BACK ROW T DsAUoycr. 0 MHmKA. J Uhnn. J Faco. R Burt« 0 R MurOock. R Unbew. J Kill. T CaUffM. P GoOOy. TMO® ROW 0 Kark. M KKmi 276 SOUTHWEST THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS FRONT ROW J DWMXS. K Taylor. B SfWf -3 S HAtor B Murrjon. J BoggM . M Rut � . T Rch D Corrw SECOND ROW J KuoMor. M McKhnoy. T ELjtgct. T Blanchard. F Ghohon M Baker. Mrs B J Cuust. J Rotwna J. Boo.-o E Boon. B Longgood. T HtnUa. K Konmiwo THIRD ROW G Gagpano, J Cab . R. Ouma P Oonhan. G WmicapiH. M Norm. R JcTws. J Fray. J V'-r P Byws FOURTH ROW C CadSyVuick. J Abbott, S Burch. W Graham. D Nu-kaw. C Cimy. S Fr yt rpe� PO Alcohol BACK ROW M Wnttoo T Bustard. J McNorlan. D (W«V Krg B Potior. J. Justus NORTHEAST FIRST A NO SECOND FLOORS' FRONT ROW J Duir ord. J Bkxh '. R StaM-amp, 0 Boom, M Maw. 0 McMaNon, B AdascNU. B Garwood, T En«r onl SECOND ROW S Crouch. L Ph� « . Sp«-N Krty. D Cjttfwnan. M Gortt. 0 M«eN 0 SadanwaMr. M S«r m a D Ste pRoot, J Mar-tarMaM . T Wno-on, 0 Cull THRO ROW D Onaion. R Vo 3v. B Stanton R Nash P SnyOoi. S R yn M Ragan FOURTH ROW B Braii. M Swanson. B FosW� . K Atwntar. S Snoonan. J Volpoo. R Gwdnar. K BACK ROW Q Clark. J Dav . B Mark, P AyfM, C. Sara D CampOo . J Mo.sl« NORTHEAST THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS FRONT ROW R HafeNi, D Bough C Snaw SECOND ROW: R TrasAa. S Hunsuckc R Evineil E F� o«y H New. G Wrfch I O'Gji THtROROW. j Waaon. u Fnomion FOURTH ROW M LOW. S ScM.wt D Goew. J Undeiweod, P M K. D Cco� . T Fiauhgm. w Deet. R Kanyon D Wr n P Smrth BACK ROW C Jonas. G Knecns. Swmy B, M Hoaglano, 0 tweah 6 Thunpartps. G Fonglo G Kiefa L Fort A Fucu. K riauSQo TARKINGTON HALL NORTHWEST FIRST ANO SECONO FLOORS FRONT ROW 0 GrttMtV, R. WantUty. U RocMonL T B otv an S Sm'i. J Wtvlcian. S Dob SECOND ROW B Ja« o� . B K n«W.S Wort. R Jortn D Marw S Rvn « THIRD ROW M Tfxxnsv R BuNt. J OOAMWV M Matt F OtSanta. B To K Ou-mo K W«O0f. K Mourns. T fryarrt T FOURTH ROW A Belt S Bolt B Bell J OOCNN, 0 MM. B KAgai M Oawy. D M noN, B K� ilr . U LaebomWov S Omioo M IWv. 0 Watnct. J M«f FIFTH ROW B Oo««o ) P M . Oith, M StcXrt N Prc G SNA . J Murprty. T I o«« M R Totb. J Junfi- L Trofcta. R WM«rv� n s toga BACK ROW T m Royt . i NORTHWEST THIRD ANO FOURTH FLOORS FRONT ROW J Ma� tt« . J HM. L LNwnano. B SlcwjKfl. W McOfftT'Ott 0 Chan ' in PW a T Jam� J. Caut C Slaphena. G Cooea� A AWjahbana SECOND ROW S Bfrtnkman M Nam. J W.tma� . T OeNKXth. D L Roth. P Scneh J A RM nltfi 8 HoAO0t«oWL D M«nr«i THIRD ROW M larr+t. R SlC-orff P R J M EJsnoi. P ScKungw. S Gaafcnt. U Oa y. M Recfon R McLaujMr. G Pratt J HMtvman J Rot ft Car oar ai K Tirwv U .’e-O'Ogan, K Oamtwry T Po� 0 T F«ef t. S Smrth BACK ROW D Oar ; M Wu B Oavrt. T S rwth, U liaioooy. M OflffS F B J 3 J GovJCy J PonrocyvJo. T ijr.jo T JCrtM. M R � Ckt. J SantJaf . o M � B A«alM. c Barantki. A Cec- T Mj l«n. S Si JoAn C 8Wphan� or M SclwrnvxNOtn B Bo«n Tarkington's claim to fame is well-known — it really is the best when it comes to building Homecoming displays, proving it over and over again. The hall’s elaborately constructed displays have won nine first-place and three second-place awards in the past twelve years. No other club at Purdue has been able to match the imagination and consistency of the Halberdiers in this endeavor. This year's first-place winner was a life-size replica of the Paradise Theater with a multi-colored light array and a marquee that read ‘Boilergeist. Tarkington Hall was designed as Men's Residence H-2 and opened In September, 1958. It was then that the first residents drafted a constitution, named their club the Halberdiers, designed the club crest, named the grill The Boiler Room, and began the tradition of excellence” which still goes on today. In June of 1965, Purdue's Board of Trustees gave permission for Men’s H-2 to be named for a person who had made outstanding contributions to the University. It was decided that the hall be named after Newton Booth Tarkington. a famous Indiana author. Tarkington was the author of sixty-five literary works dealing mainly with middle-class Hoosiers. In 1919, Mr. Tarkington won a Pulitzer Prize for literature for his book The Magnificent Ambersons. He won the same award in 1922 for Alice Adams. Although he never attended Purdue, he was quite interested in the University and in the affairs of the state of Indiana. The Halberdiers host numerous social events during the academic year for its 744 members. Social activities include weekend movies. Snowflake (a formal dinner dance held in February), and several other dinners and dances held throughout the year. Tarkington also holds trade dinners and special socials with the women of Earhart. Windsor and Meredith Halls. When the Halberdiers designed their crest, they used a shield with three points at the top and a knight’s helmet to symbolize their club. Perhaps the most important part of the crest is the two crossed halberds, ancient war weapons. TARKINGTON HALBERDIERS TERRY GABLES CLUB Dr. Oliver P. Terry, born in West Lafayette. July 23. 1882, graduated from Purdue University with a Bachelor of Science degree in 1903. Immediately after completing his medical work, he became an instructor of physiology at Purdue, thus rounding out the four-member staff of the Department of Biology in 1906. Four years later, he became the initial appointee to the office of University Physician. In 1817, he became Professor of physiology and continued his active teaching duties until 1930. when he was relieved in order to devote his undivided attention to his responsibilities as Medical Advisor to the Student Health Division. His wife. Mrs. Geraldine Terry, donated the funds for the acquisition and maintenance of a residence hall, to be known as the Oliver Perkins Terry House. Terry Courts, a residence hall composed of five courts with six buildings in each, houses a total of 656 male and female students. Its club. The Gables Club, was named after the original hall name. Gables Courts. Like Fowler. Terry Courts residents believe in close family-style living. Having ten rooms and one central lounge area in each unit promotes a feeling of togetherness” that isn’t found in any other residence hall. Each year, the Gables Club assigns adopted brother and sister units for social activities and friendly competition. This relationship carries them through a year of fun. from playing frisbee between the towels and blankets of Terry Beach in the early and late part of the school year, to snowball fights and snow forts in the winter months. These units also have trade meals and study breaks together. Gables Club activities promoting their togetherness theme include photography. Grand Prix, and radio station sub-clubs, dances, movies, athletics, outdoor games, canoe trips, and card and game tournaments. Terry also participates in the February formal dinner dance, Snowflake, the allcampus Homecoming display competition, and the annual spring Grand Prix Race. 280 WILEY EXCALIBUR Wiley Hall was named for Harvey W. Wiley. The Indiana-born Wiley was graduated from Hanover College in 1867 and went on to receive an M.D. degree from Indiana Medical College in 1871. Feeling chemistry was important to his profession, he went to Harvard and was graduated with a B.S. degree after being there for only five months. Dr. Wiley taught at Butler and the Indiana Windsor Residence Hall, the oldest women's f:4 Medical College, then completed his chemi- dormitory on Purdue’s campus, is a cluster of cal studies in Berlin before becoming a pro- five buildings connected by underground tun- fessor of chemistry at Purdue and teaching nels. The names of the five halls were designat- here for nine years. ed according to the wishes of generous donors. When he finished his teaching career. Dr. Built in 1934, Duhme Hall is a memorial to Wiley moved on to Washington where he Ophelia Fowler Duhme of Lafayette by her became chief of the Division of Chemistry of friend Mrs. Harriet C. Small. Three years later. the Department of Agriculture. Dr. Wiley re- Wood and Shealy Halls opened their doors to signed from this position in 1912. after 29 women students. Will R. Wood contributed years of government service. generously to what Is now Wood Hall in honor Wiley Hall’s club crest bares a sword, held of his wife. Elizabeth S. Wood. Shealy Hall was high in the tradition of a great leader, with a named for Miss Frances M. Shealy. whose fam- hand grasping it firmly. Excalibur. the name ily established an emergency student loan fund of King Arthur's famous sword, is also the that was used to build the residence hall when name that was given to the club housed in Miss Shealy learned of the need for it. Purdue’s third H-hall. To the right of this Everett B. Vawter Residence Hall, built in great sword is a crown and to the left an 1951. was constructed largely with funds con- ”X . Wiley’s grill, the Pot ’n Derby, was tributed by Wallace and Helen Vawter in honor named in keeping with this English theme. of their father. Everett. Also completed in 1951. Some of the events that are held during Martha E. and Eugene K. Warren Hall was the academic year at Wiley Hall include made possible by Martha Warren's donations movies, a boat dance on the Madame Car- in honor of her husband. Eugene. roil, trade dinners and social events with The stained-glass figure of the Little Lady. women’s residence halls, and Snowflake, a symbol of Windsor Halls, appears on the win- formal dinner dance. dow of Duhme’s front door. She stands at the One of the outstanding features of the top of the shield, which symbolizes education. men of Wiley is their drive for competition. wisdom, joy. and peace. The three faces por- They are particularly accomplished in tray three types of women: the scholar and the sports and this year had teams in the finals socialite are the two extremes, with the ideal” for the men’s intramural softball, football. in the center to represent a balance of the two. and basketball contests. Internal competi- The motto on the banner reads. Together we tion is high as well. Each year Wiley residents live — together we learn. hold a “Battle of the Units where teams Two well-known former residents of Windsor from the Northeast. Southeast. Northwest, Hall are Amelia Earhart and Lillian Gilbreth. and Southwest units compete against each who both lived in Duhme Hall. Miss Earhart other in such events as a pie-eating contest. lived in Duhme in 1934 while serving as a part- basketball and softball games, track events. time counselor in careers for women and as an a ping pong and a volleyball tournament, an advisor in aeronautics. Lillian Gilbreth. a noted egg toss, a nerfball toss, and a trivia quiz. time and motion study expert, was professor The contest turns out many armchair sports emeritus of industrial engineering at Purdue. nuts and has something for everyone. A She is also remembered as the mother in the plaque is placed in the trophy case of the book Cheaper by the Dozen. which was writ- winning unit. ten by two of her children. Windsor’s activities include informal floor functions, the movie program, trade parties with men’s residence halls, the annual semi-formal Winter Whisper dinner dance, and Circle Sing, a musical competition between the five un,,s- M WINDSOR vl ML WRH CLUB 281 TERRY COURTS COUNSELORS AND STAFF RESIDENTS FRONT ROW M Durw M Bowux K U EV ton SECONO ROW A Humcutt. L. Krygona. M Bahop. K KOiuirt . BACK ROW D. Bawl. J. Moor . B Caipof. J. Drosoack JC4NT ASSEMBLY Bume . L Pti oto«. E Sicwpanak. BACK ROW A.L Sioudnw . M RcmoM. S Sw FRONT ROW T Elmo-o. L Malay. D L Nownlrto 0 Kutf . L Ya . M c Dayton, R Zxtttxh M Oiloo B MaaOows. M Kalian. B Penman SECOND ROW 8 Johnson. D Oankhan. S Foarta-. F AtMon. F Tumoo. M WHgW. 0 282 UNITS 12 19. 13. 21. Ol. 23. 15 FRONT BOW 0 Duncan. J W-ttarm SCCCNO ROW ft tarns. K WOMM. B Fry. A PWto, P. Sura. K OcA S D«Wr J Bratsaur. S G-NJOry. 0 BaMlay, J SmodWry 0 Guemtky THIRD ROW L OckmeyN. I N 3, p Ab hrv. T TnomAV D RotoOrOCk. T TeOMCO K Krvatt C Murphy, A St M Bock. B Harrmam D Erickson K Munaschau L. Ham. G Qanto FOURTH ROW u Carton L BuUtr. A Kovat K Lottnn J Schtoaynann. S Waltr . P Rob«c1� M Btoowe. J Amtxot . D. Krt y. t. y« . A GahhOQ. s Yoahkla D OrvAhan BACK ROW P. Ba� W1 J MOOia S Oxrrnro 0 Witon. J Shaat . J RoOCwt . J Turner. J Grant. J Tenovge. J Don-«V UNITS 12 25. 03. 27. 71. 29, 59 FRONT ROW L Ketor. S B WP. SECOND ROW B Wrtarrn. 0 Sriollon. 0 Flaatwood. S Thorwm, J Bum T Rpco-c -. B M� 0owv. T Moulton, M Orion S WtM g. L CrOttoy THIRD ROW M FoMno , A Mlloman K Vuxow, K CNoromo kon. A Moira. M Wys . L Wail L PWo .o«. S Schuit . S OslftaW. R Faldman. K Schitodef. K LOO. 0 Bamas FOURTH ROW J Lew. D Priylcn B GoWMwn D Caue oros. R Zmmar. R GAman. M Wright, T UarVOtoO. Harr. J Marttoafct J Jona FIFTH ROW M Ha-par. G Mailtos W Errleben. M Kyaw A Slondmr . ft Ootw . S Chua. J Down J DaNbary, B Rchman. G Wftona C Alarvo, R Grietma-BACK ROW T Brockar. H Jonat. W Broan. 0 Ashland T Statkuv K To«..«r, C Gtoasbum G Thompson. I Gtnaoum. R Hasan, C Jongktod. M Ramokl. C Bud. J ArwJarton. 0 8 ka . W Martey. 0 Troll ', W Troka. T LAAjm. W Srmlh 284 h CC 3 o o - oc CC 111 I- UNITS 12 53. 65. 69 FRONT ROW S Chong. M YamasNtt. B Young. A. Ash J T oy, 0. Chumpou. Peterson BACX ROW M Anore« T Bnore. A. Blackman UNITS 12 3? 09. 39. 07. 41. 03 FRONT ROW V Mock. F Skofcano. S Martinet . V Doe. B JcM 8 Job. J. Fish. F Conway. B Maor SECONO ROW: J. OWC0 . J Part. A Marpor. S Fowler. J. Loo. K Ort. E- H � trom. B Mahan , K Zr,a0. T Tore BACK ROW T. RmJntck. B Vaisantk. J Engelbrocm JM Moya. S. Terne . 0 Wtson. J Faber. T Kesler. J Dougherty. G EOenrOS I ' NITS l? 43, 67, 46, 56, 47. 67 ( RONT ROW 0 Koohr SECOND ROW O tXw-v C Walkman. T. CMtnut. J OiW g K Kiorforv L. K=ng. L Haiay. J ScnmKJt T Moilay. K Every THIRD ROW J- Frihburn. w Sc rmor. J S Ka orn. J Sa Ajrr� . u Vukmtixj 0 Mcrrcr . H Button. J Uisviy. H 0 BWflto BACK ROW J Woo- B ENar . S Slc « K Sr' QO' R Amv ttronQ. S McComoh. M lottau, l. Poramoo. T Btanjm. B Write, I Sloppy UNITS 12 49. It, 51. 17. S3. 6t RONT ROW M Reoman. H Kaston. F Aahton. T lolMrw, C. Ctor . 0 E9o. B Utmtnt. M Montoro, M A.ton SECOND ROW C Gain . O B u. J. Outtmo. J Maanhout. C BSackw . M Milena . M Mon� «ou. C Wammann. B Smart M Oakley, u Pma, P Jackson THIRD ROW J OammHv, I Favour. M Banter, B Troyer. S xwu. J G oary, M Andreas. J Wyatt. M AJvrOe- 0 MM . P. Vevera FOURTH BOW u. rlaiV ar9er. J ScNjman, A Gierwatowt -. 0 Amass K Groves. S WhM. W Srfvevman. L Pelro. 0 Burn !. T. Carman. S A Sd«. K RybOe . T lohman, W VarvJet Vaort BACK ROW R HoMerbaum, K Deikson, R JVtor. W Monter, J Gannon. A Yksattqur H Brorjan, G Parsons. E CcwanSt. 0 Nowatrta. J Wbnadge. S. Sp r� , R CwMo. J Kort. C. Vo . T EHxxe WILEY HALL £X£CUT(VE COUNCIL FRONT ROW M VNrmfity. S S or« , J. Rhoaoo, O Gotynn R t� e BACK ROW 0 fiAftOn, R Kn« . T LoOfWU III, R OunO� r m Nicnc . I M Bruon. T 8rfl. V Maloo y 286 FIRST A SO SECOND SOUTHEAST PouHon. M M nn, D Z n. F Hoyon. n (IHMR) Grow B Bo-ham. B Bruw. J 7.00 . FRONT ROW M Kaiwr. U J. 0 0 T Horn. J Kinm . T Farqu . S « , C. Cr� koy. 0 HU BACK ROW S lot. J V. Fr y. 0 Cra j. W Uot . J Emeu. J T lor B EHay. S Bah . B Bomchbach SECONO ROW M Mohar, 8 BurtHl 0 «hh. K Grab . S Burl ., J Oerr. D Ca W. N Sat. m J Wall-xw. THIRD ANO FOURTH SOUTHEAST Grimm. M r«hot . I M WhaWy. JRJ Smfft BACK ROW J tteharcft. B Bunn «Mer. TRONT ROW J Conn© SECOND ROW X Roonchouw. 0 Shaw. 0 lobeek. S I Anchor. U W ka, M Kocr-Axj. j Scuha. B Gono. M F-Aenherry Wiley Hall FIRST AND SECOND SOUTHWEST FRONT ROW G KmcaxJ W Fo . M StavroM. E. Garrison, K. Brant, G Washington, R Yount, R CfwOChAV. 8 Bat, R L 3n� SECOND ROW. C. Andrew . C Andrews. C Andrew . (The Real) C Androws. C Androws. C Morwn, Y A atat. I Grunt. R Schang. I U A PAX. G HarrWton. TM 0 ROW J CMtefc T Granam. P Warren. C Andrews Sr. C Andrew IIC Arrows 111. C Andrews (V. C A.M-f«! D.P. C Andrews Jr II. 0. Pharaoh. M Walden. R Murder. G Gwger. 0 R BACK ROW C Andrew . C Andrews, C Andrews. C. Andrews. C Andrews, C. Andrews. E Garrison. 8 Ledyard, 0 Knapp. D Eberhart, R Nout. M Ktown. M Mevvner. J Workman. R DuAn THIRD AND FOWTH SOUTHWEST FRONT ROW: P Bower. 0 Cartssrom. S Svnontefc. BACK ROW T w«wa, M Bay. U Booby. B Marion NOT PJCTuREO 0 N.drffer. T Wolle. D Watts T Frandsen. j Gordano. K Everson. T BdurQOO . M Weranda. K. Grunway. J Gordrg. 0 Gr Ong m Pnup P Armstrong. S Hoo.er. 8. Rogers. M Chaney. K Kanaoer. d Polar . 8 WJton. R Presae . D. EcArOlc. R Kemescn. M Johnson. M So dowT. B. Sohutrt. . 8 Weaver. J. Webster. S Farley, s Koonedy. L Morrison. D Dwormeeu . K Pone . T Stmson. G Cripe. G Albers. R Mrot. E- Smooth. J. Bagnsto. K Muerv. 0 Curnngham, K Fujrtar . K Mam. J WoMer, W Woe. M SadowsKi 288 FStSI AND SECOND NORTHEAST FRONT ROW Par«Sy. Ln« SECOND ROW S Chnstanwn 0 Barton. M Pagonov D Umoy BACK ROW V Dal Moral M Ounlan. T Stanaw. D SaKSner. S SQueokor. D WMNw. SfMOr. Sturd 0 OeavJ. P. Now. R KiwB P«DO � . F Swaft . D Richaidton. 0 FWtwt. O SdwaioaMnwk,. M MWlona 0 H« BACK ROW B Fo« y. K DurwiKooiger. 6 McKnght. A Farmer D kLtrnan. 0 Hoiro j V Maloney S Wairem. N Otbamrrjg. N GeraidO. J. Erwng. W CXwn. R P t!y, B BUCK THIRD ANO FOURTH NORTHEAST FRONT ROW T Meant. T WmarrowO. I SAynyro. S Comfort R Bocarai. J DoooU, RL. Zochinan. M Hut!on A KArptcfc. J B aotoed J GooNntka. J CncM. RocMoed Wiley Hall FIRST AND SE CONO NORTHWEST FRONT ROW D D M. C Ewiofl. C Wofch. 8 Bwanyk. J Wooqc' Jr. F OD� III T BVxxJ SECOND ROW R SaDO, 0 awrorr. F KfCm. S Tor«jmU. J HOC . M NOMCAOtl, T WMo. J Hankvoon. O Oay BACK ROW', J S v 0O. O K jtlo . R r««jcn. 1 Balw. J Boon. W NxOM. J Man R Hoatft. A Waker K Arxaooo. A Sola.™. S Stuff NOT PICTURED K WMun. K EvOy. T, C fOt� . P Coftm. C R.lm D BkxSe. 0 Noun S Bcvrtn. R Gtadoh. M Woiongo. M SfO W McEUxJo. J Martin THIRD AND FOURTH NORTHWEST FRONT ROW 0 wvicn. J Motmw. J Krnp� voy. M. SSr«n� , G Sapocky. E GovwJy, J Haraman 0 SUtarC. D Kix N. M 8o.-|jm� n SECOND ROW, U Hema-Xf 0 No krt D MeHnvy. G Coocof, S McMerrKon. R. Me Nov M McKmoy. D Uc JCi rrju.'.«. K McKimpoi. J McSeyiO'. C Blaaso, B Pd J Nowtcn THiRO ROW R Crano. B M«� .ha . M McHoWo., U McMeniailK M McEtkm, G WcMocno. D Gravso. 0.0 HomIo. S Lonpgooa. J X ro . J Momion BACK ROW R E lf 8 McNeatnan. B McH� «ne. b tpe , W loaf. T Sparrow. U Mow . f CtX� v Ango. E Ban. 0 Taknago. J Jofwion 290 WINDSOR HALLS OUMME FIRST AND FOURTH FLOORS GayOw. P UxKCi P, Karen. S Bakw. P. EaiWrftly BACK ROW O. Moyar. N 8feMfy. FRONT ROW T CoOCOCk. S DoWltt. S Ffchar. S M r R M SECONO BOW T C.-Ctoo. N Thorpo EXECUTIVE AND GOVERNING 80ARC8 mow. B NcNabC. J Kaivjtwjm. P OaArmond. G Stfr « r. C Dovwn P U� Men. FRONT ROW C TomcjyK K GrutK). C. CNcbaak. J Map BACK FWW D B«� o- 0 Utnw DUMMf SECONO floor FRONT BOW C Moftnger. j. Gut . SECOND BOW 8 Haav W lea-rat. J Scarp . P Timer. J Wagner. S lange. K Boi:c I Woktir, C CneMotaon, T. Pinky THIRD ROW S KoovAw. 8 Broan B Blacken. T BtfW, J Noel. C Lina. C Zmmwmjri, S Snodgrate B Haoghn FOURTH ROW T Weaver. 0 F� rll 1l, M Gormlcy. J Piatt L Wait 0 Hermann. R Oral S Omen M Stevem FIFTH ROW K Gardner. D Rctorc-400. C Bowv N Srrrfn. E Schwa-tkepf, A MajawWi P Cool M BncPcN S Ortim BACK ROW S Ryan. K Micnuoa. S. OoU cMcn j Sm-th. S Baker. C Hartman. E Nyvnnus. T Roamg. L Pt.irr r. D Bogorran OUHMf Third floor FRONT ROW I Naknmea. S ToomM. R KMtar. P Nolan, M EOftWdt, K Moeree. j PMW T Elorrtxaai K W.tta. J LeMs. S Maawfott. T Ko � , L l m SECOND ROW T Cam. P Guyer. S Iron . M Vce, C Tancrot I Tnotrcncn V Marry I Nefcon 8 lubkor. K TcnMitu. P UAer TH«0 ROW P O'Ocmne . Z HatliHO. M Kort. Oany. l_ Stoca. M Ne p� n J Branco. K SnyOa-eme, J lew N FittgoraM BACK ROW L Saute. J. stntot. W CMo� J Hughes, T Ccpoock J Uyerson. C Scolt. S Sande-s WINDSOR HALLS SHFAI.Y fiRST ANO FOURTH FLOORS ROW I G h r1. K Hock. B R K y. M Cart. V Uwan. S Cv ). M W . M J Pair FRONT ROW J GeWart. S P Oiana. B. St c. P E. P7WI N. EX y SECOND BACK ROW R Bya, K Cr wn. M SaMr. 8 McNatiD, C VJailCft. T, COO SHEALY SECONO floor FRONT ROW A GaaL U Co � . 8 B (U. K Mofan. L. SryOV. A. Cutter SECOND MeeVot, 0 Pa rw BACK ROW C Ped O. 0. Kalko. 8 S� ofr 0. M Hodtoa J ROW C S W t. C f+ania, H O wa� A Wr t«. A Sn 1h. L Wafcar. J Baranowikl D WJMfm. L. Garter. K RjmpA. J Bates. A Holtmarv U Daw T Grrtey 294 SMEAIY THRO FLOOR FRONT ROW; U Rotfy. L Stowaro, T Wrnion. $. COCK P DoArirond. 0 Dower, L Run . J Johneon. SECOND ROW L Ruwofl. C Pattp , M RoC . C Murray W 8r teotoom. J 0'«r . J Ebr t. O KatkO K Mcroy TM� 0 ROW C 0ow� . C M c j y. M HKinger. K Kutfmak. K. Goo I Hrpno. D Parkor. A Rogm. S laMngoi. I Slopnor . SACK ROW J Stoo� o. T SKarpa. T Mootfy. t Bannrwjk. D Abbott. ft Fiaiwika. S Bangmo. M Sell. E M««r.j«. J Rohm, l Batoy VAWTER FIRST AND FOURTH FLOORS lawtooe , J Kawwooun. J lanMOn. T Moon. N Otahan. K Sroar BACK ROW P FRONT ROW S Tftyrtki. 0 Ooaunwr . C Tomciyk. E Mayor SECOND ROW K Jones. K Rcge-v K. Maple. K. Mass , J Motager. M Molrgo-. M Wogh. M Martin WINDSOR HALLS VAWTFR SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROW A Cog. O Great. N Brock-hoft w Proa and Bud. L Shar M P«a, N W Hjrt. L Anoenon SECONOROW M MuBwr K R nard . C Madven. C Shearo . P Celhrxrx G Jone . M B Flamm. R Too L Rennaker UAC MOW u BracNe. L Hoppng. L Cotjrove. M Wilmar. 0 P 1«r . J L jr, 0 Frxjey I Orohot ft SNbng. s. Teronfcger VAWTFR THIRD FLOOR _ _ _ _ - FRONT ROW D Toutanot. P En� m. K. CKea'o. A (™o- x S Sn � R ra. . o Lang SECOND ROW M K am� . K Katto. A A-yJrxvX'. R W pt� . Q Wt-nakorH FiAaKSer, K IUimw. M O'Connor. P Ra.-rg 8 Fray. c S 1 R Bo‘m TMWO BOW c Chao. S SSo� art. I Toansand. T Hoppe . C MaodrUOOR. T J Adcock. L Brock man. P Mai 3en. S Stoke BACK ROW: C Hampton. L. Dwey. K for. J R-riSes I Boorman. B Gracrytr. L Muoert. J Johanfgen ANIMALS PICTURED I Harm C Ta Vy L Leonard. T Conaway. L Thompson. K Brant WARREN FIRST AND FOURTH FLOORS Hartmann. P Mom BACK ROW L. Mate . L Gaiambo . J. Anrutn. C JoNW. t FRONT ROW V Martin. K Part SECOND BOW: S Homjyviry. L Schaetrv. M Young. G Capet. L F« nck. T Statny. L ZotJua. 8 Bggi S. Hatang S Stratton. K Rcrwtand O Bttaguraa. B Snvth. M Ba« er h. J Frafflurgw. T SMvmi J HaroMs. P OMrtnch WARREN SECOND FLOOR FRONT ROW A HoHmann. L Day. L Rotxnton. K Mortal . A Swart . T Mott awnor. L Tan SECOND ROW P. Paxton. A. PtHSov S L. W. K. Elmtson. K Harris J Botry, S Cruex, S OuuttkcrwtXi, Arch. A Law THRO ROW: J Trmtfar. G StuSKwkor. S Rater. P Conner. I Hurechtar. C RoCOnj BACK ROW L Bryant. O. Woompnar. S Owen, M Murphy. 0 Ma h«u L A Way. F Ott. J RrUconicI WINDSOR HALLS WARREN THIRO R.OOR FRONT ROW K Oilefmann, A Uwnw. E Fi� rwj� n. V WoMmfouj SECOND ROW A lr.-i. K Ptrro J BACK BOW. K Koowc-ttiy, K. Trtnago. S KcKyuk. C Sioockw, M M Monston. O. Oaugr fly. R RoionatiN M Pe(e� ion. T K« smw. Sar.np . ArcNo HCMiton. B L� onti4 A Ro n . C Glch. C RcObrt wooo second floor FRONT ROW K Seem. M KaRmar M UouKon. C LanO . U Ncno F. lanfltor A J Oak« SECOND ROW K Kit . J Doer ykOw fci. D WooOvitt. W Hemnc . T HaMey A Our,, c P t.t T BMokenen ). W Waeber BACK ROW 0 MaOey O KojWwy L Sacora. C Wrtkaia. K MemCM. K. Nutt S Oa:«. A Konce . L Kurv u toft WOOO THRO FLOOR FRONT ROW s Smith. K OK� 0n. N Av y. P Tyttr. G GMM. A Hancock SECONO ROW D HOfW. T LAnQe. T Martin. 0 Focner. J. Brandenburg 0 MoeN«c rrp. T Sofato, THIRD ROW M OoOgton. K. Grubb. S Boggv F Kn � , T Oi-rtt T Wed . U S'oupc . J Tungeawck. S Lynem FOURTH ROW 0 Snyder. K PoN. L DOa,. M in . C KraI. J FWU. J Skmon. K Anna. K Haley. J Sag BACK ROW R Green . C Mcu. K Puckett. J Runet, j Jockjon L ToKon. B Scrugjt C Cbaemen. I Laoerte. 0 SrrvJh WINDSOR HALLS g bJ WINDSOR HALLS DIFFERENT FACES 304 305 Clockwise from top left: Alpha Omicron Pi 1964 Kappa Alpha Theta 1963 Phi Kappa Psi 1951 J07 AX12 1983 FRONT ROW R Hytton, M. Reed. K Sullivan. L Fishman. L. Fletcher. M Birmingham. C. O'Connor. N, Wiersma. A. Reed. E. Baker. W. Wake. L Myers. T Painter. C Jones. M Eyler. S. Poynter. C. Kimball. H. Robertson. J. Ketcik. SECOND ROW: A. Stewart. K. Wood, G Kreil. K Sever. C. Datverny. K. Grogg. J. Dodson. S. Booher, T. Austin. J. McGirk. L Ke� y. E Butler. P Lkue. P Royco. C. Mulhaupt. K. Armington. K. Anderson. K. Keller. BACK ROW: M Henry. G. Schwening. J Knapp. K. Parsons. J. Fouts. M. Leonard. S. Cunningham. M. Fitzgerald. J. Unger. J Todd. M. EiWot. M Sullivan. L. Sturdervant. T. McMullen. S. Sullivan. A. Goode. S. Brandstetter. M Mitcheti. K. Shelby. L. Kair. T. Leak. A. Schroeder. B. Denmark. M. Odom. T. Bischoff. S. Beck. M. Linder. 1948 FRONT ROW: Burnett. Denby. Simison. Doveny. Fletcher. SECOND ROW: Carlisle. Mercer. Craig. Clark. Dickerson. Fraley. Snyder. BACK ROW: Rea. Windman. Bollonger. Nesbitt. Munson. Clark, Ptlug. 308 1983 FRONT ROW: J. Ostergaard. K McOavitt. A Reed. K. Rasp. S. Schafer, S. Phillips. J. Bales. SECOND ROW D. Saliba. S. Stephens. C. Morrill. C. Chambers. A Guckcnbcrger. J. Langston. C Wilson. K. Ward. L. Schaefer. M Snyder. E West. THIRD ROW: B. Allen. S. Paterson. N. Dittrich. L Brandt. G. Dieck. J. Friedlander. D. Taylor. J. Bifger. S. McDonald. D. Btackington. F. Bryant FOURTH ROW- J. Kercher. M. Miller. S. McKay. D. Scherschel. K. Hicks. K. Fennessy. K. Bleikamp. E. Clark. M. Yoder. H. Nicolai. T. Cleavor. K. Oldham. P. Dunbcck. E. Johnstone. D. Chadbourne BACK ROW: M. Kaupke. P. Schroeder. B. Finn. C. Scher. A. Verheul. C. Pteiler. E. Hurckes. T. Baldin. J. Johnson. J. Goetz. C. Wich. J. Van Lone. S. Seifert. B. Van Sickle. P Rmgand. AAII 1951 FRONT ROW: L Cameron. D. Guarneri. E. Stimson. C. Schrader. D Aurenz. M Cunningham SECOND ROW: G. Farrell. B. Commisky. P. Smith. Mrs. D. Williams. L 8ornme er. B. Julow. H Sikich. R. Herrmann. BACK ROW: J. Steele. N, Pyatt. J. Marack. E. Cammack. P Gohoen. K. Manuel. C. Bengston. M Pohlkotto. D. Greier. P. Zabel. S. Canrlght alpha delta pi alpha gamma delta 1983 FRONT ROW: N FuKunaga. K. O’Connell. A. Tarde. L. Lange. S. Caring. B. Mann SECOND ROW J Giusti. W Afonin. B. Jones. J. Michel. P. Keefe. V. DeSpain. K Jarus. B. Clark, M Cassidy. P Pearson. S. Plaster. S. Johnson THIRD ROW: E. Axelrod. S. Sandors. C lappon. S Watson. K. Nett. C. Gonzales. B. Ellery. L Filar. K. Frye. S. Peglow. K. Strain, T. Torrence. K Palla. J. Mirwch. C. Loveless. J. Busija. A. DoWitt. J. Karlix. L Smith. P Cook BACK ROW: V. Tick. K. Schrank. L Richardson. D. Glenn. K. Jones. M. Ladner. E. Duncan, A. Lindenlaub. C. Thompson. R Santaro. L Plasterer. D. Lyng. 1971 FRONT ROW: M Zintsnaster. C. Verkler. S. Whiting. B. Pearce. K Koselke. D. Ttsiow. E. Alyos. SECOND ROW: D. Sheets. H. Martucci. J. Chodi. J. Fucik. N. Chalik. K. Ransom. S. Springer. D. Yocum. K. Heckard. S. Hirse. THIRD ROW: C. Andrews. C. Harpe. B. Pin3ire. L. Hommorschlag. K. Martin. S. Gordon. A, Linton. 8 Meier. J. McDonald. K. Soggan. K. Korian. D. Phelps. D. Byler. FOURTH ROW: F. McVeigh, K. Humbarger. J. Smith, S. Thompson. B. Meyers, G Kostia. M. Oster, B. Rotramel. D. Hentzen. B. Kostka. B. Wolford. J, Freind. M. Paine. M. McKenzie. Mom Mendelsohn. N. Smith. P Barr. S. Thistethwaite. P Collins. K. CJaseman. M Wergand. C Kirvanek. N Shively. C Hock. C. Harz. B. Quillan. S. Dyson. D. Sheilds. FIFTH ROW: S. Young. T. Tuzzolino. M Schumaker. J. Young. A Zehner. C. Gerard. K, Marek. P. Hixon. D. Kranich. H. Hague. K. Quick. N Clayton. A. Lewis. K Howell. BACK ROW: C Turner. S. Wagner. A. Loehr. J. Meyer 310 1983 FRONT ROW: 8. Zordam. C. Henry. S. Majewski. M. Powell. W Henry, J. Noble. B. Bether. K. Mallonee. L latficicco. M. Klam. C. Doyle. M Vukovtch. S. Danko. SECOND ROW K. Kemp. D. Irby. K. Kerr. M. Schoetz. 0. Jensen. S. Cross. L. Hood. M. Flynn. A. Cattmari. B. Connell. S. Beatty. H. Hoyles. L. Lasky. THIRD ROW: N. Snipes. J. Marshall. M. Hilke. J. Corson. J. Sugawaka. J. Jones. J. Cameron. L. Powell. J. Von Dielingon. B. Middleton. Creed Woman Creed. B Batten. S. Griffin. K Cote. G KocheO. M Whitting FOURTH ROW: K. Lazzaro. L Banos. C. Verkamp. K. Ashwoman. BACK ROW: P Lurks. C. Annis. K. Pruesse. J Barys. C. Robins. ON ROOF: M. Rose. M. Cleary. R Miller. D. Vestal. Aon 1973 FRONT ROW: J. France. B Waikero. K. McCrossan. J. Helius, F. Stonehouse. D. Goslee. G High. G. Pasilos. P. Dounegan, V. Loeper. J. Hunt, S Fields, D. Lacey. J. Poracky. P. Kremer. SECOND ROW: S. Kelley. D Turvey. S. Crone. B Fried. K. Mytschler. L. Wolffe. Z. Ballew. K Vonnegut. K. Smith. J. Wilson. P. Stewart. C- Thompson. B. Cooper. J. Alexander. C. Nowak. S. Bezouska. K Townsley. J. Johnson. C. Mosloob. BACK ROW: J. Stegi. C. VanSeyoc. P. Black. C. Cottingham. J. Davee. C. Parks. L. Craushaw. J. Lux. P. GsaQuinta. 0. Rohlftng. D. Blackwood. L. Mickey. B McCollum. C. Molme. B. Cummings. S. Hammerstein. J. Von Behren. K Bmore. J. Kmetz. J. Stroose. K. Hilgert. P Strong. C. Mears. J. Wesner. J. Hamblin. alpha omicron pi alpha phi A$ 1983 FRONT ROW: T. Almquist. J. Koehlor. C. Mazan. C. Conway. S Anthony. N Hubbard. B. Gomez. SECOND ROW: L Whipple. K. Erickson, C. Kuhn. D. Crawford. J. Dodson. L. Host. D Weeier. THIRD ROW: J. Nottofi, C. Lezon. M. Austin. M. Gloyeske. D. Wray. J. Gross. S. Iffert. J. Athan. J. Schmidt. FOURTH ROW: C. Gustufson. Housemother Mary Helm. M. Olsen. C. Kentler. S. Davis. K. Johnson. A Deckard. K. Littlejohn. C. Gloyesks. D. Morehead. K. Hendress. G. Bacon, V. Parducci. B. Lyst. J. Nap or. L Groves. FIFTH ROW: D. Moody. R. Dougherty. K. Frank. J. Puckett. B. Schmeder. S. Vogl. C. Lonson. T. Derheimer. A Allord. L. Rozema. B Ducker. SIXTH ROW: K. Oakes. M Rumbaugh. J. Hummel. C. Clark BACK ROW: K. Wmship. L Chleboun. R Maze. V. Wilson. B. Coniglio. C. Arias. A. Guerrero. A. Tunno. C Kunesh. V. Solgere. D. Ti.ley. B Wtersma. S. Higley. S. Bush. M. Jones. N Johnson. P. Holland. D. Redman 1969 FRONT ROW: L Warren. S. Overton. S. Money. S. Bley. C. Earhardl. R. Caiiis. I Raydovitch SECOND ROW: H. Howell. K. McCain. C. Townsend. P. Spraull. D King. BACK ROW: M. Horrocks. B. Cloyd. B. Stern. L Rivers. J Kingsbury, M. Waldorf. J. Coale. J. Jones. E. Siaab. K. Chatman. N Halden. S. Sebald. M Hadley 1983 FRONT ROW: J Druetzter. J Renbarger. S. Munsefl. M Zeuntk. L Bethel. J Hudson. A Hines SECOND ROW: D. Turner S. Waller. L. Shively. B. Hill. B. Fenstermaker. J. Ellis. T. Bowen. G Donaghey. B. Zonker. C. Smith. L. Allen. J. Kreighbaum. J. Gaydos. J Johnson. P. Bullard. L. Watkins. THIRD ROW D. Slone. C. Kammoyer. K Dixon. K. Kaufman. H. Craig. E. Fiech. C. Miller. A Ruppe. K. Arbockle. A Kautzi. C. Troyer. D. Smith. M Ratliff BACK ROW: M. Leers. D. Hall. S Swann. T. Gentile. T. Beavers. S Riddle. J McRdi. S. Scaright. L Myers. J. KeHy. A Pepples. J. Oneschak. I. Lowery. M Peeples. fc 1948 FRONT ROW Templeton. Nollman. Roberts. Tam. Houska. Hetdenre� ch. Stay SECOND ROW: Baker. Baker. Hunt. Thacker. White. Swisher. Compton. BACK ROW: Hamilton. Johnson. Sloan. 8ca-cham. Busby. Dora. Stgo. Vokac. Busby. Tudor. Winter. Pesha 313 alpha xi delta chi omega 1983 FRONT ROW K Keating. S. Epporson. M Krattt. L. Redding. J. Young. A. Barke. M. Kordenbrock. K. Harner. S Wiedow. M Friend. R Voth. S. Jones. SECOND ROW S. Spilier. M. Anderson. S McLaughlin. M. Kinney. S Eventt. T. Signore. M Paarlberg. T Hahn. J. Woods. J. Beeler. T. Christen. THIRD ROW: C. Cole. K Plshkur. L Ellabarger. J. Beeler. J. Gilbert. S Mathews. L Pyle. A. Lange. C. Mallatt. D. Fotta. J Harvey. FOURTH ROW: K Boehnlem. C. HoUeman. J. Basita. M Woods. J. Gilbert. J. Vascil. S Elsea. G. Dohmeyer FIFTH ROW K M iier. K. McGann. C. Bolger. M Hicks. M. Morgan SIXTH ROW: B. Brown. J. Smith. C. Stott. J Glceson. C. Fulton. D Shoemaker. S. Walters. S. Ruehlmg. M. Voris. S. Verde. BACK ROW: K Ambers. L. Michael. B. Ross. J. Campbell. L. Lancaster. E. Young. S. Betulius. M Stephenson. N. Roseberry. C. Kendall. J. Burns 1948 FRONT ROW Rose. Tellkamp. Kohut. Jufcan. Geiger. Evans. SECOND ROW: Overiey. Gravette. Roe. Doering. Mrs Tyreii. Peterson. Hames. Harrison. Hazrlewood. THIRD ROW Roberts. Goodman. Crawlord. Lamg. Thompson. Lamb. King Smith. BACK ROW: Sowers. Tuesburg. Morehouse. Schultz. Miles. Brown. Lowry. Bichmtller. Thompson 314 1983 FRONT ROW B. Becher. M. Miller. C. Penkowski. D. Hijazi. C. Schneider. K. McCloskey. L. Demaree. B. Wendt. D Trout. R. Crum. 8 Schmedding. SECOND ROW: B. Garcgnanl. M. Farrington. C. Louis. N. Zinni, J. Coulon. B. Barnes. D. Dunbar. S. Minnis. A. Schattstein. A. Holland. K. Hardies. THIRD ROW: P. Burt. J Romborger. T. Gruen. S. Wllken. K. Fenstormaker. L Ray. FOURTH ROW: D. Inlow. J. Broemmelsick. C. Randa. M. Allison. K. Schmedding. J. Prizer. L. Leichty. D. Dillon. J. Nay. M. Brassart. B. Penkowskl, C. Sexton. A Pitz. N. Trama. S. Thrush, L. Renner. BACK ROW: R. Lewis. B Wessel. K. Kerkhove. C. Dixon, S. Llndley. S. Frazier. K. Batser. E. Bromley. L. Johnson. K. Bayer. C. Gates. L. Law. S. Finses. L. Cacioppe. K. Butler. E. Herlitz. T. Kelly. L. Weber. C. Ranslord. J. Farrington, P. Link. 1948 FRONT ROW: Erhardt. Johnson. Brodfddt. Schoer. Worthington. Marlow. Chestnut. Smith. Besefeider SECOND ROW: Cochrane. Skelton. Johnson. Borgeson. Finch. Thompson. Oswalt. Luedekmg. Smith. Byram THIRD ROW: Wolff. Pask. Clark. Bannoo, Poe. Harris. Frazee. Wagley. Brandt. BACK ROW: Strook, Clark. Eggert. Kirxflg. Purdy. Stitt. Norris. Sturges 315 delta gamma delta sigma theta A20 1983 FRONT ROW: C. Davis. M. Davis. T. Gueyser. J Breckenridge. A. Hardiman BACK ROW: M Wilmington. S. Atwood. E. Carnes, C. Gu nell. S. Conway. L. Jackson NOT PICTURED: L. Smith. C. Walker. C. Slaughter, D. Allen, L Cloment 1983 FRONT ROW. S. Leahy. M. Overman. A. McGill. SECOND ROW: A Marchese. C. Sipos. C Carter. S. McCollum. T Schmitt. A. Fritzsche. T Miller. E. Ignarski. THIRD ROW. M Bailey. D. Lashinsky. M Dixon. J. Dyer. D. Bucchino. D. Murrish, A. Remley. C. Oapman. N. Nakamura. N. Schallwig. L Misantoni. M Dewitt. D Dalton. D. Belter BACK ROW: T Baker. K. East. V. Blue. R. D’Ettorre. A Elkin. S. Fayen. L Olrnger. C. Davis. M Marszaiek. M Mitchell. C. Reppa. C. Ntepokoj. r$B 1993 FRONT ROW: T Gaydar. S Osthcld. M. Drummond. C. Hendrikson L Kietler. L James. J Clark SECOND ROW: S Madden. T Neuieidt. S. King. K Heiderte. 0 VanDarne. M McCleary. N Vnt.kapa. C Beard THIRD ROW: M Foley c_Mutc an. M Wakelnnd. D Duntee. S. Richardson. S. Morgan C. Jostes. J. Berry. V. McBee. L. Ettmgton. BACK ROW. M. Lehner. M Miller. E. Nelson. A. Adams. N Condon. 317 gamma phi beta kappa alpha theta KA0 1983 FRONT ROW: R Flottschafer. J. Ryan SECOND ROW Jay. Jack. Carp. Poop I. M. Ebteny. N Flahavon. K. Wrigley. J. Cotlee, E. Rhamy. J. Schafer. A Herke. M Cornciissen. B Wentworth. $. Clark. A. Gertach. A Kmgma. C. Sahlberg. THIRD ROW E. Thoe. B. Pickle. B. Cook. J. Gorham. G Pearson. E. Steenhausen. E. Kiley. J. Isom. M. Fargo. L Goldberg. S Farquhar. A. Lewand. J. Flahaven. S. Schommer. K. Zygmunt, M. Caulfield. Delia. R. Rottschafer. FOURTH ROW: J. Donnelty, M Totty, K. Dobrzelewski. A Porritt. M. Fiedler. S. Graham. K. Taylor. S. Stavnhetm, BACK ROW D Hoad. P. Applegate. L. Eckert. M. Clohisy. A. Rasmussow. J. Ross. M Crosley. L Hanncmann. K Bauer. L. Harte. S. Winstandley. K. Wilson. K. Kerber. M. Graves. T. Fenbach. 1948 FRONT ROW: Pritchard. Boyd. Snyder. Johnson. Mrs. Cmap. Cooper. Hilton. Taylor SECOND ROW: Feemster. Moore. Waterberry, Nothhelfer. Burkhart. Ikens. Crowe. Buchan. Hummel. Woer-heide. BACK ROW: Burgess. Schatfner. Hershman. Day. Edwards. Binney. Holes. Scott. Stevason. 1983 FRONT ROW: T Vaughn, B. Brandstettor. J. Johnson, A. Ess . S. Morrison. N. McGlindy, L. Beak SECOND ROW: L. Lemoon. S. Wult. S. Hum. N. Crook. D. Semler, C. O'Neal. J. Daul. J. Hill. N Unorato THIRD ROW: D. Schroefer. T Brand. M Hatchett. L Yochem. B. Schwartz. K Papke. N Wilkams FOURTH ROW: K. Foster. S. Larson. K Quinlan. C. Schmid. C. Wulf FIFTH ROW: R Eckert. K. Gunshar. A. Cooke. S. Blind. C. Andreoni. A. Lavtgnctto. S. Deo. S. Heflmich. P Tansek, C. Hettwer. J. Watkins BACK ROW: B. McDonald. P. Holtman. J. Andrews. D. Hoogenboom, L Posthauer. S. Hegg. G. Ives. G. Pollard. M. Fervza. L. Lawson. A. Cunningham. M Newsom. B Zahorsky. KKT 1948 FRONT ROW: Schoo. Dalton. Carnahan. Pemck. Loran. Miller. Power. Wilson SECOND ROW: Honoy. Hammond. Henning. Kulby. Fogle. Schlueter. Aldag. Davis. THIRD ROW: Ham. Oyter. Thoms. Jansing. McNiece. Hurt. Walker. Habicht. Osgood BACK ROW: Adams. Lindgren. Hooker. Schaupp. Christian. Eversote. Bridgeman. Robinson. Forsythe. Ropkey. Grishaw kappa kappa gamma phi mu $M 1983 PHI: J. SoHoway. S. Fleming. S. Miller. D Roberts. J. Guard. N Moberg. T Manz. M Wetson. B. Martz. L. Baker. H. Hadley. D. Fraley. C. Nowacki. C. Mounsey. K. French. T. Drake. M. Manuszak. K Harris. P Patterson. S. Lukasik. L Jackson. A. Putman. J. Murray. A. Chambers. P. Fytte. K. Costakts. D. Coatsdorua. L Peterson. L Reece. L. Bond. T. Hadden. D. Swart. C. Edwards. B. Forster. A Kauftman. N Andress. D. Curry. L Pfeiler. M. Nevarez. 0. Johnson. A Lane. MU: J. Banes. J. Hoog. P. Mashura. B Price. C King. L Bujnis. A Fowler. C. McConkoy. D Lancaster. L. S.zen. C. Moran. S. Ze� ner. M Miller. K Mravca. J. HaH. S. Burget. L Gibson. S. Filer. W Lyons. S. Nolan. M. May. J. Anker. K. Ahbe. S. Bennet. L Gurgevrch. M.A. McCormick. C Daube. L. Neely. L Wmeinger. M Donovan. J Zatorski. 1969 FRONT ROW: K Chieger. H Hall. S. Mrizik. J. Maus. K Easley. B Trells. M Long SECOND ROW R. Oates. M Monahan. J. Towry. S. Crahan. C. Backer, B. Applegate. B. Pelsey. C. Kovenz. M Walker. C. McCraig, K. Skurka. BACK ROW: P Wright, L. Johnson. M Majewski. N Swanson. M Duncan. D. Stahl. M Moynihan. J Anderson. M. Mooney. S Nelson. A Torok, J. Miller. J Perry. B. Lyons. P Shaw. S. Janner. 320 1983 FRONT ROW: L. Dotan. B. Burzmski. R. Lohmeyer. B. Ekaitis. P Brede. B Horton. A Boliker. M Klcfine. A. Jain. K. Andersen. C. McDermott. B. Potanka. A Little. A Morrison. L Kruggel SECOND ROW T Moorman. C. Lehman. K Troy. N. Eads. L Palmer. J. Putney. A Earl. G Bisdort. C. Thornton. C. Thrasher. D. Pinchok. A. Ellingwood. C. Hatsema THIRD ROW: L. Ouda. K, Phelps. J. Kassebaum. L. Paulson. K Beard, S Matey. K. Gaiik. C. Karpick. L. Griffiths, S Templin. L. Batheall. D. Kralis. L. Kohlmeyer. K. Bacon. J. Jurgens, M. Rudman FOURTH ROW: J. Hubert. K. Truchan. K. Sarault. M Nelson. K Brown. T. Roush, L. Benedict. D. Durrer. A. Jain FIFTH ROW: L Kershaw. N. Stltz. A Kaiser. H. Beish, D. Mirr. T. Blevins. M Fell. J Schutz. L Kohlmeyer. S. Choato. L. Lockhart. L. Kesseler. S. Wolf. J. Crosby. J. Mahony, C. Homnghausen. L Chalten. M Riester. J. Hatke BACK ROW: M. Campbell. K. Keaffaber. T.S. Hamilton. M Schiegeimilch. L Templo. nB$ 1950 FRONT ROW: M. Cochran, M Lane. C. Irwin. P Wilson. SECOND ROW M Hilton. M Moore P Pontius. R Daniel. M Grando. C. Marplo. P. Crawford. M Muskoff THIRD ROW B Yates N Worth N Overesch. M. Hammond. J Rose. K Ke.m. S. Talbort. S. Talbert. BACK ROW M Johnson C Henschen. E. Mauzy. K. Rice. B. Farnsworth, P Weiliver. L. Eglett, B. Hoffman pi beta phi phi beta chi J BX 1983 FRONT ROW: S Merritt. J. Turner. K. Hemtein. L Moyer, S. L eh rung. SECOND ROW A Stark. L Nichols. K. Kacprowicz. K. Wilkinson. L. Leonard, THIRD ROW 8. Lehntng. N. Holmes. S. Fuller, G. Summers. D. Smith. L. Kregel. FOURTH ROW- T. Zirkle. S. Saenger. J. Haugen, D Leirunger. L Cummings. BACK ROW: C. Knigga. J Holtman. L. Dobler. P. Lawyer. D. Furr. C. Schuosslor ' 2012 FRONT ROW K Wilkinson SECOND ROW: L Moyer. G. Summers. K Kacprowrcz. K Hemlein. S Saenger. T. Zirkle. A. Stark. THIRD ROW: L. Cummings. S Fuller. N Holmes. L. Kregol. D. Leminger. L Dobler. L Nichols. C. Schuessler. BACK ROW: J Turner. D. Smith, P Lawyer. 3 22 1983 FRONT ROW: R. Record. M. Seibert. T. McPherson. S. Litman. M Dohorty. L. Craig. D Buchanan. V. Bottz. N Bntes. L Crispi. W. Gardner. S. George. L. 8runke. SECOND ROW M Griffiths. K. Ofmstead. J. Oros. J. Nefson. J. Beck. L. Stemhouser. A. Jones. J. Levin. J. Henry. P Regan. S. Baker. M Richmond. THIRD ROW S. Nichols. H. Kurtz. K Neal. M English. L. Halverson. T. McComb, C Sutton. M Evans. P. Jones. J. Matthew. FOURTH ROW: A Lions. L Kesteres. J. Pierce. K Pepper. K Foster. J, Bohlander. C. Cottrell. M. Hurst. M Greenawald. S Ho y. T. Mark, M. Cox, M Steveken. K. Kraft. C. Torry. K. Pickworth. T. Ludwig. S. Beard. N. Hooper. D. Borup. V. Reese. BACK ROW: K Fritz. K Anderson. J. Wolfe. D. Durkin. G. Moretand. L Neff. 1971 FRONT ROW: P Lindeman. L McNab. E Jarvis. B. Dixon. D Carter. L Hostetler. SECOND ROW P Brown. P. Sansone. P Hostetler. M Miller. M Parker. P Vergm. M Skinner. D. Jenkinson. L. Rinehart. THIRD ROW: P Baker. P Korab. E. Berg. J. Bank. K. Martin, S Turek. G. Morris. 0 Foye. D. Jones. J Brewer BACK ROW: A. Karpick. D. Jones. N Lockridge. C. Jewett. D. Loveless. P Teske. L Huggins J2J sigma kappa zeta tau alpha 1983 FRONT ROW: J. Burt. J. Barron. 8. Dries. M. NoOen. L. Jones. S. Skelton. D Trout. D. Janson. D. Herd. C. Bennett. M Wittgen. P. Wood. S. Zoretlch. L Watson. SECOND ROW: S. Rteseck, l Brideweser. T Grogan. A. Conner. T. Grim. S. Sannelia. L Thiemrodt. P Shourliw. M Michael. C. Pan. L Sleater. L. Cleary. THIRD ROW: E. Steel. M. Steel. D. Roman. F. Chapuis. A. Beeson. A. Rutherford. C. Brown. J. Smith. FOURTH ROW: E. Kerr. T. Silverman. J. LoMaster. K. Cleary. G. Galley. Mrs Oliver Mom . P. Yoder. L Schueter. R. Atencio. S. Gamier. M. Swiezy. BACK ROW: J. O'Shaoghnessy. C. Wilshire. J. Havlin. L Pletcher. J. Crevefing. S. Headley. M Elkas. L. Beck. M. Swrezy. K. Kubeja. D. Watkins. M. Greyer. ZTA 1951 FRONT ROW: M Fuller. N. Rockwell. S. Partteus. M. Hummel. C. Wilbur. BACK ROW J. Mlnardo. B. Bullard. C. Werner. R. Richards. G. Connors. C. Raffa. 1983 FRONT ROW: K. Good. S Glover. J. Hayes. J. Varner. J. Peck. B. Rudolf. M Johnson. J. Hamm. M. Pierce. S. Kintner. T. Troyan. T. Cunningham SECOND ROW T. Jufcan. c. Morgan. G. MitcheU. R. Apeland. M. Prosser. J. Shirmer. S. Harris. B. McGuiness. J. Ringeon. M Bruck. E. Resmussen. J. Thayer. D. Cowtos. P. Sammukwwtz. S. Longest. D. Corner. D. Hines. THIRD ROW: S. Griffiths. B. Varner. J. RusseU. J. Hackler. S. Busenbark. D. Harnesh. M. Bootcamp. M. Wagner. J. Alexander. M. 8erry. BACK ROW J. Schaus. R. Thompson. T. Streett. S Schauber. K Alexander. Milk-n-Cookie Truck. AKAK 1948 FRONT ROW: Netson. Warren. Nash. Whitson. Hughes. Stout. SECOND ROW: Ward. Krummenacher. Gorman. Fox. Pearcy. Landis. Arnholter BACK ROW: Hoban. Skinner. Burroughs. Hansen acacia alpha chi rho 1983 FRONT ROW: B Fisher. P Trippei. S. Hudnalt. D. Hawes. B. Lederer. T Worden. T. Murdock. SECOND ROW: M Cunningham. D. Blood. M. Schau. J. Gaim, B. Utter. K. Schroepfer. THIRD ROW: T Woods. C Kc-rcher. D. Cobb. B. Engltsh. M Macke. D. Liotti. D. Egenolt. FOURTH ROW: C. Barjuca. G. Campana. P Mclndoe. J. Kroeger. B. Kehtor. J. Butlerworih. G Workman. B. Phillips. FIFTH ROW P Rittenhouse. C. Bostock. D. Jones. T. Lucy. S. Hynok. J. Goss. N Myers. J. Fhitnam. BACK ROW P Stacy. G. Lukens. B. Bane. S. Morrison. P Wallace. K Ray 1948 FRONT ROW: Koss. Teetor, Reed, Rusty . Wiard. Rohlik, laggi SECOND ROW Hunt. Beard. Leonard, VanEmon. Jetter. Harmon. Wesner. BACK ROW: Druckemiller. Miller. Morse. Rodemann, Zuse. Patterson. Held. 326 1983 FRONT ROW' M Sprau, J Stueve, R. Marshall. D Rosenberg, M Gerson. A. Fox. R Nistier. B Bolka SECOND ROW: W. Jacobs. J Maloney. J. Nnclorio. M. Bockserman. C. Greszczuk, A. Berlin, E Lenhardt. J. Coen. A. Fontnnes. G Herson. T. Gillenwater. S. Dill. D. Beik. R Ray. D Campbell. K.C. Ertolt. J Biale. J. Hard. BACK ROW: M Rose. C. Pyle, B. Beam. A. Grewe. J Stevens. K. Smith. B. McKennon. D. Serb. M Kacmar, M. K02ik. M. Goroglanls. D. Wisniewski 327 alpha epsilon pi alpha gamma rho 1983 FRONT ROW: R Porter. J. Downham. R, Strasburgor. J Farns. G. Fisher. K Harden, D. Niehott. D. Anderson. 8. Klotfnan. S. Loflert. SECOND ROW: M, Keteay. 0 KirchhoH. M Durr. M. Stoops. M. Gentry. D. Shelton. M Pierce. D. MKler. N. Kornlak. THIRD ROW D. Evens. S. Alexander. D Chance. A. Meunier. D. Helm. B. McCarty. G. Huisinga. D. stones. R. Swain, G. Rhoads. B Schutz. FOURTH ROW: R. Martin, T Kcllabor, J. DeClark. D. Lachmund. D. Wilcox. B. Cole. K. Welty. P R Sey. 0. StouHer. J. Rodibaugh, B McVey BACK ROW: J Woodmansee. K Harris. K Robeson. 1948 FRONT ROW: Berman. Herdesty. Winslow, Myers. Simmons. Rothgeb. Johnson. SECOND ROW Rodibaugh. Burchby. Walsh. Clymer. Shady. McGaughey. Davis BACK ROW Perry. Rodibaugh. Stotts. Davis, Nickel. Ennen. Strangland. Brandt. 328 1983 FRONT ROW: T Atkinson. J. Godby. 0. Schoetfler. D. Anderson. B. Wood. S Munoz. B. Hanka. S. Gilchrist. J. Dore. D. Feeney. D. Dickerson. J. O'Connor. W Robinson, D. Gelpke, J. Brinde. T. list. SECOND ROW. M. Miller. B. Miller. B. Hanna. K. Brown. D. Rice. B. DeWitt. D. Gregory. B. Cteary. A Anselman. R. Alten. B. Hastem. B. Brostus. B. Siesel. J Matyus. M Kendrick. B. Kersey. J. Whitaker. K. Fisher. C. Tompkins. BACK ROW: B. TinsJey. P. Kcleher. C. Noble. B Hackman. D. Barnard, 0 Meador. R. Nikides. M Jansen. J. Johnson. J. Day. J Barrick. R Wood. M. Fenske. D. Yaste. E. Wurz, K. Adams. B. Reynolds. B. Reising. S. Mallory. J. Adams. B Wrenn AKA 1948 FRONT ROW. Wellems. Patterson. Weber. Voelz. Gutban. Phillips. Shelley BACK ROW Hamann. Se«ler. Churchman. Nangan. Knettel. Lorenzo. Denison. Johnson. Wood. alpha kappa lambda alpha sigma phi A 2 J 1983 FRONT ROW: D. Shumaker. J. Unger. J. Shumaker. G. Toubeaux. W. Dam. M Virnig, M. O'Connor. T. Anderson. A Jonos. J. Brooks. D. Herotd. T. Heginboiham. J. Kassebaum. C. Davis SECOND ROW: D. Mannteld. J. Ferreira. T. Wagner. M Trowbridge. K. HoMy. K. Delaplane. W McFarland. G. English. R. Jones. C. Chudek. B. Hagan. R Hoekstra THIRD ROW: R Rowe. W Hickam. E Fischer. M Albers. E Schwanz. E Saldivar. M. Buchert. T Murphy. M Ulanowicz. R Fellner. FOURTH ROW: K. London. D. Vidimos. T. Upton. M. Adam. J. Stliwoll. G. Ledger. D. Faux. J.R Witter. G. Bianchmi. J.L. Frossard. J. Chestnut. M. Ney. FIFTH ROW: R Hoch. B. Uler. T O'Sullivan. S Macy. K. Lin. R Hughes. D. Wcihe. W. Oick. S Miller. S. Lewis. A Oreffice, J. Frantz. BACK ROW: J.H. Frodoricks. D. Ramsayer. D. Sanders, M Dickmeyer. E. Lanton. D Book. M Zehr 1948 FRONT ROW Holmes. Barriage. Hunter, Brown. Hughey. Colosito. Brown. Howard SECOND ROW: Brown. Smith. Black. Stutsman. Williams, Mathew. Blikli, PresJika. Johnson. Fore BACK ROW Baugauos. Lantz. Taylor. Thoime. Baumgarter, Knoop. Minnich. Biakeny. DeTamble. Probus. Sartons 330 1983 FRONT ROW: Vinnie. Cast. Mark. Barney. Mitch. 0‘C, Yogi SECOND ROW Mike. Jacko. BooBoo. Lunar. Gav� n. 8-Ball. Gerbil. BobBat. Watts THIRD ROW: Jack. Murat. Lamborl. Mudd Bones. GO. Flipper. Spock-Rock. Billy Idol. Chandi. L'Broc. Dopey. BACK ROW Brunz. Ron. Pounder. Ch.el. Patton. Mannix. Btockhead. Chubbles, Bader. Stud. Ollie ATtt 1950 FRONT ROW: W. Cochran. W. Hodson. R Thomas. J. Brand. J. Hardy. H Martin. C. Walter. H Tangier. SECOND ROW: R Ruhlman. J. Smith. G Overlurt. F. Hiatt. J. Sroud. B. Bayh. I Enochs. N. Solgere. E. Bnggs. R. Schumann. THIRD ROW: J. Sweet. R Smith. R Patterson, H Williams. F. Harder. B. Caldwell. P. Smith. H. Peters. W. Bryant. S. George BACK ROW: R. Bland. J. Hammond. G. Reasner. M Kabrfl, O- Warwick. H Brenner. J. Cochrane. W Detzeu. F Standish. R Mag n. alpha tau omega beta sigma psi B2M' i 1983 FRONT ROW: C. Fleno. B. Schroer. E. Schroeder. D. Sloppenhagen. D. Cassidy. R. Schnoldor. M Muhl S. Hottman. J. Nlchots. G. Felger. M. Schaefer. SECOND ROW: J. Board. R. Westphal. S Jorry. H. Dan. S. Hankel. K. Wood. K. Morkai. J. Muhl. J. Johnson. THIRD ROW: E Laughlm. M. Kramer. J. Larson. B. Scheldt. T. Boniti. S. Scheldt. D. Doctor. J. Wxjau. j. Kammeyer. T. Garwood. G. Taylor. C Woods. R. Anderson. R. Oberkrom. B. Uboy. T. Gruenhagon. D. Grittin. T Going BACK ROW: J. Allen. T. Simonson. J Nelson, OTR. Phinks. S Neubauer. Yawnos. J. Decker. 1971 FRONT ROW: R. Polled. M PoKert. L. Loehr. S. Harshman. R. Leeper, D. Schirmer. T Schmidt. B. Wotka BACK ROW: M Kavaya. E. Me'by. R Schepan. K. Clemens. B Hmgst. D. Logan. T Dobber-stein. R. Dierklng. T Nordahl, S. Magnoson. M Schaper. K Wolka. R Doversburger. S. Hackman. D. Dippon. F Shattner. M Lembke. B. Sech. R. Ingels. M, Hallien. C. Ogtesby. J. Schaper. R. Robottom. R. Schcpman, D. Wright. R Oamrow, P Squire. D. Ziegler. R. Hackman, R. Hahn, G. Rossback, S. Cox. J. Cooke 1983 FRONT ROW: M Peterson. P. WoU, T Tonctc. T. Troyan. J. Miller. N. Panning. J Hall. W. Tippet. J. Totbert. J. Barnard. K. Dyman. T. Carter. G. Kroh. L. Link. SECOND ROW: G. Mldkift. G Wayer. T Huston. O Morris. T. Wllschetz. P. Labus. H Ralfl, R. MueMer. K Wiegand. B.F Reynolds. T Jennings. J.P. Pasture. B. Schubert. R. Girgis. J. Rosstor. T. Wayer. D. Schmioman. BACK ROW: D. Grey. M, Hoyt. B. Patt. S. Raimey. A. Trabdsey. B. Jacobi. C. West. T Brazina. D. Kamman, J. Laurie. D. Hammond. E Voigt. F. Verner. M. Rathbun. M. Zea. M. Lampton. D. BrownfieW. D. Schorr. S. White. E Fargo. B©n 333 1948 FRONT ROW: Stanley. Merrell. West. Parker. Tippet. Brock. Pocock. SECOND ROW Fulwrder, Roberts. Cook. O'Donnell. Witter. Purseglove. Camptield. Arthur. BACK ROW: Sohn. Sullivan. Pratt. Mosey. Gaal, Sommer. Doeppers. Wagner. Gordon. beta theta pi AX 1983 FRONT ROW: B Humphrey. M. Schroa. C Dawg. R. Miller. J Jones. P. Zamocnik. H. Roth SECOND ROW: J. Beaulieu. V. Castagno. S. Jurss. C. Boyd. T. Kientz, E Auzins. D. Shonto, S Corbin. J Kotowski, J. Sibley. P. Ramsbey. B. Stinson, THIRD ROW: M, Worden, R. Pope. G. Baker. T Tooten. J. Klearman. J Reel. J. Reid BACK ROW. M. Ramsbey. C Roussey 1948 FRONT ROW Johnson. White. Gregory. Harrell. Bowman. Weishaar. Skaggs. Jones. SECOND ROW: Ekbtom. Brown. Brummltt. Nanchy. Brown. Pervlne. White. BACK ROW: Olender, Baird. Pell. Little. Bischoff, Clutter. Marker. Yates. Darby. 1983 FRONT ROW: 0 Schwartz. D. Goddard. T Kampter. S. Peterson. S. AMen. J. Rondint. R. Coble. D. Pearson. T Taylor. M. Urbanski. SECOND ROW: N. Kerr. C. Janus. T Hague. P Wrobfe. S. Dueringer. J Mogni. T. Springer. L. Rudis. M Lrvett. L Green. P Hazen. D. Renfro. BACK ROW: F AlUson. J. DeShong. M. Erickson. M. Rearick. J. Stoller. J. Kappus. D. Graham. J. Oakley. J. McNamara. P. Shutt. B. Kuhajda 1959 FRONT ROW J. Doyle. J Hoffman. H Hickte. M. Price. L. Taylor. E Holsapple. W Streeter BACK ROW: J. Huddlestun. J. Harrell. E. Kolar. D. Gerlach, R. Brodemeir. L Baker. M Clodfolter 335 delta sigma phi delta tau delta I 1983 ON SIDEWALK: S. Nichols. B. Phillips. G. Vela. J Fisher. R Rohrer. T Shanahan. M. Haverstock. G. Heilmich. M. Soltis. J Paiterson. A. Hocht. J. Rieman. S. Gratto. P. Trese. D. Mryan. J. Perkins. B. Niedhamer. B, Parks. S Zavela. M. Harr. B. Brown. J. Marshall. P Winkler. K. Folh. D. Maleskl. J. Sakacs. T. Szarwark. M. Poggidi. B. Sturgeon. B. Scott. K. Kroemer, J Wirtz. ON MARQUIS: Dumtx), D Morrison. I Chosnek. D. EKtson. D. Frasca. M Matthews. A. Shattuck. A. Huettner. K. Morabito. M Wood. ATA 1948 FRONT ROW Barnes. Morris. Day. Gilmore. Davidson, Lawall. Cazier. McMillan SECOND ROW Elrod. Warnwright. Roach. Ruhlman. Bowman. Willoughby. Wilhem. Elder. Paratore THIRD ROW: Schlm-melplemg. 8rutus. Fossier. Easley. Ruggles. Sanlord. Orey, Barden Lockwood. Winkeihake. Frankenberry. Lewis BACK ROW: Stucker. Etwn. Baer. Sattler. Holloway. Peterson. Hallsteer. Gustavson. Browne. Mitchell. Goldwaite. 1963 FRONT ROW: D. Champion. S. Monger, J. Unruh. R. Fowee, A. Krodet. J. Stewart. S. Dotson. SECOND ROW: B. Frong. T. Stowers. J. Stevens. D. Biilheimer. N. Yanos. S. Beck. C. McKibben. J Jackson. S Newton. G Brett. C. Hajec. THIRD ROW: A. Zutter. L Sackett. M. Murray. M. Hogan. T. Armstrong. T. D«on. T. Colo. FOURTH ROW: S. McMillan. D Roberts. C. Brewer. B Hattock, D. Robinson. D. Robinson. J. Egtotl BACK ROW: J. Coombs. M. Stryzinski. C. Fernandez. R. Kingrea. C. Castle. R. Moose. G. WiB. D. Parkinson. T Kill. M Ford. J. Mason. 1951 FRONT ROW: D. Stewart. K. Ellis. R Wemet. R. Grant. C. Toole. J. Cooke. D. Zak. G Metchiors. SECOND ROW: G Radel. R Gabel. M David. J. Craun. N. Goddard. R Watson. B. Lee. J. M.lberger. BACK ROW D. Greenwood. J Krahs. L Wrtson. R Kinsley. T. Varble. R. Brown. J. Downey. L. Storey 337 evans scholars 1983 FRONT ROW 0. Hirch. T Mlnatel, M. Alois. J. L.pton. R Krolta, D. Sweeney. L. Getdich. SECOND ROW T. Stapleton. D. Scheffler. L. Conley. J. Weber. J. Nicoiucci. D. Dysert, M. Lipton. BACK ROW: D. Reed. C Bailey, J. Sleater. L. Geshan. M Russell. E. Ruman. P Untertander. B. Grosskopt. J Russell. S Abramson. D. Woznicki. D. Oippel. 1971 FRONT ROW: P. Rettman. D. Sirotti. P Casey. H. Govekar. J. Titus. B. Furto. K. Hyi es. SECOND ROW B Berry. B Murphy. R Dye. B Cotter. D Hullmgor. B Hood. C. Swallow. D. Kappleman. J Lucas. A. Stryczek, R Kurtz. M. Roe. L Plomin. D Viravec. M Shannon. S. Skubis. J Kulig. Stranger. J. Dubnicek. BACK ROW: E. Cruey. T Walsh. G. Fitzpatrick. D. McKenzie. K. Doyle. J. Brennan. R Rumore. p 1983 FRONT ROW K. Seese. K Welnborg. D. Cntt, B Prosser. C. Wilson. B Wade. SECOND ROW: D. NeH. T. School!. J McBee. O Raab. F Rennaker. D Welly. THIRD ROW: 8. Schenck. R. Kelsey. B. Howard. J. Rayner. J, Fox. J. Cox. FOURTH ROW: D. Robison, D. Seger. B. Gauck, B. Bowser. S. Koblo. B. Roberts FIFTH ROW. J. Pyle. G. Pullen. M Plye. S. Green. D. Wendt. G. Meents. M Potzenhauser. J. Lightle. L Stoller. SIXTH ROW: J. Virgin. T. Moore. R Mel vie. R. Laws. R Edwards. T. Butt. E. Wallace. J. Newkirk. J. Keon BACK ROW: M White. J, Sewerd. D Gerrard. J. Lawyer. 1951 FRONT ROW: R Brower. D. Matin. R. Henley. J. Kadlec. V. York. SECOND ROW: K. Baker. W Tatum. J Yoder. C Middleton THIRD ROW J Kennedy. R Doan. H Addison. R Moss. BACK ROW: C. Patrick. R Burch. G- Thrasher. T. Ewbank. J. Gifford 339 farmhouse kappa delta rho KAP 1983 FRONT ROW: J. Latham. G. Perrin. E. Villiger. M. Huber. K. Spencer. B. Diltz. C. Soeldner. M Brown. M Izdepski. B. Hall. P R� eber. S. Goodrich. D. C� ancio. SECOND ROW: F. Marcaly. T. Nguyun. J. Heath. N Nowosinski. E. Destry. E. Behrenfekf. F. Dickman. D Hathcoat BACK ROW: M. Edwards. J Winters. M Burkland. E. Marashlian. L Thomassen. T. Caron, D. Taylor. B. Blair. D. Wolle. M. Quinn. C. Lyons. D. Wardrop. D. Boggs. J. Warren. N Ferraiolo. J. Fritz. 1968 FRONT ROW: A Whitlow. R. Hanson. D. Laudicmia. D. Barnes. F. Cook. J. Ili ngsworth SECOND ROW: J. Lyons. B. Hay. M. Speigel. R. Fox. R. Krammer, S. Hoffman. THIRD ROW: T. Kruger. R Berglund. S. Hassfurder. G. Bowyer. C. Smithers. T. Sager. P. Steinfeldt. BACK ROW: G Murray. G. Crowden. S Robinson. F Tragemann. B. Blackman. F. Kraus. G. McKinley 1983 FRONT ROW J. Mmner. W Wonka. B. Bolt. J Sell. S. Cunningham. S. Cooper. L. Imperial. J. Rigsby. S. Procsy. B Baron. S. Broering. M Fowler. M. Lawler. B. Long. B. Igblrd. J Rozwat. M Melloy. J Smith. C. Olsen. G Que. Y. Kipper. 0. Donahue. E Shultz. S. Siarrel. G. Agnew. F Gr.m. M Gahimer SECOND ROW: T. Kramarczyk. T. Gondominium. S. Hansen. T Wiseman. J. Horvath. M McGowan. M David. J. Medley. S. Struble. H Jamie. K Koning, R. Coates. L Baker. N Nash. V. Honeycutt. B. Kelley. BACK ROW: B. Baginski. T. Ross. B. Guy. M. Brozovic. R Mllsap. S Bautz. D Petry, D Byron. K Karner. R Tennyson. J Armstrong. C. Morns. G. Cteitz. 1948 FRONT ROW: Clark. Ccn ngs. Mills. Mortord. Harshman. Pitti-Pat” Blickenstall. Harris. Crain. Bahler. Hosier. SECOND ROW Cauley. Kett. Brown. Hamaker. Kingsotver. Anderson. Bump. Slider. Sefranka. Culler. Hill THIRD ROW: Drochslor. Borgeson. Hildebrandt. Lee. May. Holmes. Wright. Duckwati. Anderson. Mitchell. Greene. Horvath BACK ROW: Johns. Byers. Schulenberg. Staples. Sreuterman. 2ickcrt. Sommor. Christy. Saylor. Carnahan. Jackson. Westcott 341 kappa sigma lambda chi alpha AXA 1983 FRONT ROW J. Jones. S. TUmans. K Richards. M Jaggor. M. Lentz. H White. J. Bolt Sulkoske. S. Duke. K Curry. SECOND ROW: A Lee. R Dangertield. D Yoder. K Flora. A Simms. S. Workman. K. Paris. D Hiatt. THIRD ROW: J. Feulner. B. Stucky. G. Rothbuller, C Harlow. A Angeil. G. Koller. D. Tarpo. B. Wrfcox. B Elkin. FOURTH ROW: J McMichael. T L Kibbey. B Clever. W Higgins. J. Beedle. M Jaggor. W. Hour. C. Charrlm. J.D. Kotterman. J. Netzhammor BACK ROW: B. Fito. A Taylor. 0. Campbell. G Pyle. O. Taylor. E Munster. 1948 FRONT ROW: Wilson. Cassell. Stonehill. Ziegler. Howard. McVay. McM.llan. SECOND ROW: Ecker. Forslund. Crouch. Hlttle. Chambers. Fara. Barker. Kinsey. THIRD ROW: Sale. Gauker. Mes-nard. Boretsky. Friend. Rosebrock. Wetzel. Morey. Gaimcci. BACK ROW: Meyer. Haeberie. Luppi. Graeger. Stocktioth. Fnsina. Cooley. McKinnon, Bego. Froelich 342 1983 FRONT ROW: T.C.. Spooey. Swayzee. T.. H E. Micket. G O. Gonzo. Rock. SECOND ROW: W Sager. W. Horpe. W. Belov� c. Gagalupe. Aboo. Yapper, F.R. Boomvier THIRD ROW: W. Michael. Jooy. W Elsey. Eddie O.. Manny. Guppy. R Thing. W Hubbs. Webber. W Cook. W Haslam. FOURTH ROW: Worthington. Kittmandu. Raiphonzo. VosCool. Keyode. Whiteman. L. Mess. Phuddy. W Rozwat. W Larson. W. Just. D. Berner. Gearhead. BACK ROW: W Duffy. W. Longmeyer, Wrestler. Gordie. W Foutty. Sean. Q.. Hoops. Pedro. Beasei. W. Alexander. J. Di. Pet. 1948 FRONT ROW: Emerson. Coston. Jotlief. Fackler. Yost. Stivers, McGurn. SECOND ROW: Morris, Boring, Wright. Brumbaugh. Gabbert. Kory. Hoover. Heassler THIRD ROW Todd. Walker. Hobbs. Waddell. Huck. Cahill. Kelly. Baumgartner. FOURTH ROW: Know. Blazer. Gidley. Hansel. Baitew. Hase. Reeve. BACK ROW: Holloway. Kemple. Lodge. King. 343 phi delta theta phi gamma delta 1983 FRONT ROW: C. Johnson. T Porter. S. Clark. SECOND ROW: B. Mueller. P. Anderson. D. Tompkins. R Hawkins THIRD ROW: S. Axelrod. S. Schaeder. M Wech. P. Berr. G. Wilson. J. tau-tenschlager. F. Schierl. J. Dodson. B. Woolverton. FOURTH ROW: M Burke. K. Penkhurst. D. Hornes. G. Granting, F. Thornes. C. Springines. S. Horty. C. Rogers. C. Floss. Larry. G. Roddle BACK ROW: T. Noden. E Volk. J. Snyder. S. Sutten. R. Kase. C. Sherbronko. P. Diotrick. M Whitman. P. Holimich. S. Jost. D. Troeger. T. Reed. C. Pruitt, G. Harnes. D. Carlin, D. Day. 1951 FRONT ROW: W. Ikins. H. Conlin. W. Dillingham. M. lannert. W. Dudley. R. Pershing. J. Brock SECOND ROW: G. Severson. W. Daeshner. R, Grace. G. Spradllng. R Stafford. E. MacDonald. R. Stiffler. THIRD ROW: P. Dudley. J. Schwentker. T. Marshall. E Towland. H. WiMiams. M Vogel, C. Horner. R. Schmidt. W. Oyler BACK ROW: E Brooks. R Ryder. J Reeves. J. McCaffery. R. Gentry. J Noyes. W Hatlen 344 i 1983 FRONT ROW: Marvin S.. Dan F.. Chris S.. SmUey”. SECOND ROW: The Ug‘ Woody . Rob K . LU Tommy . Two Can . Bill S.. Kevin V.. Mike P.. Squirt . Gary B.. MarkC.. Stickmeat . Bob C.. Brett B.. Moe. THIRD ROW: Beels . Brent H . Ron 8.. J F. B-Well . Kevin M.. Z . Bilzy . Ty H.. LH Moe , Mark T.. E.T. . Beast . Don J. FOURTH ROW: Sch.r. Needle. Flip . Chip . Comando . Steve M.. Oavid T.. Wild Bill . Tron . Chris H.. Tim V.. Brian M.. Angus P. FIFTH ROW: Gary S.. K-Squared . Jeff S.. Big A . Machine . BACK ROW: Stove C.. Skid . Tommy T. Kurt M.. Dan B.. John S. J K 1951 FRONT ROW: J. Jones. R. Chesley. R. Rice. F. Dencer. J. Quill. J. Falta. R. Lefley. J. Ramey. SECOND ROW: R. Vedoveli. R. Moore. T Rice. D. Speer. C. Fisher. R. Schnaible. P. Wallace. T Whithg. BACK ROW: P. Menzer. H. York. R. Rettig. J. Tritt. T Hogan. D Smeltzer. C. Shook. R. Edwards. phi kappa psi phi kappa sigma $K2 1983 FRONT ROW: T Brandt. C. McCarthy. G P.ttman. C. Duelel. J Hudson. C. Carlson. W Engel, L Love. SECOND ROW: S. Bauer. T. Kramer. K. Schwior. M Maloney. T. Kots-nls. R Young. J. Meersman, J. Collyer. L Young. T Rlma. M. Paul.k, B. Fritschle. D. Thomson. P. Jacobs. T. Nowicki. M Ruderman THIRD ROW: G. Bashenow. D. Gotdman. J. Fmco. T. Baker. D LaPointe. G. Guggets. E Harris. D. Aiiieri. J. Coy. J. Gilmore. D Hollander BACK ROW: T. Shaw. B Reeves. S. Beard. D. Carne. S. Brand. W Smythe. F. Gazzolo. M Mergontime. A. Prico. S. Shugars. J. Hlckerson. S. White. B Latterly, D. Vandorvekte. 1948 FRONT ROW: Amos. VanDerVoot. Billmgton. Kercher. Brewer. Patterson. Lake. SECOND ROW Schleter. Parkinson. Nugent. Aitken. Van Dyke. Gregory. VanKirk. BACK ROW: Travers. Buese. Campbell. Cratt. Clarke. Dyer. Criste. Gregory. Koehler. Zabtnski. 1983 FRONT ROW: J. Hargett. S. Randisi. M. Panos. J. Abbott. Trilogy. J. Brown. D. Bethol. S. Surentny. K. SuHrvan, I. Smoten. J. Tucker. SECOND ROW: J. Spier. F. Fry. B. Beavos. S. Krockman. J. Teeter. C. Harrison. R Mochel. D. Fuller. J Harter. G. Vilbger. B. Cumberland. D. Beni. D. Knoop. V. Hawkins. E. Selkday. M Ksentak. D. Debono. J. Faske. T. Kacius. M Walters. N. Sukow. C Houck. K. Ginter. R Reuter. T. Harris. THIRD ROW: B. Friedman. G. Lee. J. Wisneewski. D. Bearden. D. Torrence. M. Bridgewater. T. McCrea BACK ROW: B. Thompson. J. Calkiws. B. Perchiazzi. S. Anderson. J. Donadto. J.D. Young. B. Leinner. S. Huchro. L. Nichols. C Doyle 1963 FRONT ROW: M. Olene. F Ball. J. McDonald. R. Sergo. J Oatis. D. Dombrowsk. SECOND ROW K. Wier. M Stein. J. Mestnik. J Dtckow. S. Becker. G. Farrell. BACK ROW: F. Kodiak. B. Brady. J. Samreta. T. Zemrowski. J. Tomochek. W Goeltz. R Kossuth. M Cottman H7 phi kappa theta phi sigma kappa 3 2K 1963 FRONT ROW: J. Fulton. G. Babson. Bucky. R. Huber. T Avery. SECOND ROW: R. Srsken C. Fitzgerald. T. Bddrick. T. Fenner. P. Phelps. B Modesto. BACK ROW: G. Schnarr. P. Talarlco. B. Biel. J. Moser. B Ogden. M. Vail. K King, T. Norton. B. Bultman. H Roman. G. Grote. 1948 FRONT ROW Cox. Qu.nn, Retd. Karpick. Foster. SECOND ROW Wr� ght. M-ller. Bonham. R Bonham. P Campbell. BACK ROW- Longa. McHenry. Hunter. Boden. Mclimore. Hentey. 348 I 1983 FRONT ROW: D. Brandel. C. Seibert SECOND ROW: D. Krynlckl. R. Smith, M. Bucko. D. Moya, M Sutton. K. Francis. R. Eaton. J. Conti. P. Monkewicz. J. Martindale. THIRD ROW: J. Korkhove. S. Clapp. 8. G'lmore. D. Wright. J. Qulnio. D. Keltner. FOURTH ROW: M. Toombs, K, Morton. J, O’Laughiin. J, Borg. J. Shaw, J. Conrad. S. Ctausman, G. Brownfield. G. Haywood. R. Lang. C. Gruber. B Browning, J, Glecler. FIFTH ROW. J. Maxwoll. K. Thielemann. K. Omcr. C. Antony. S. Thompson. S. Stockbergor. C. Skelton, K Schakel. J. Metallic. A. Gordon. SIXTH ROW M. Antony, R. Risk. M. Sh remann. G. Stavros. 8. Parsons. S. Lods. 8 Hopf. S. Rose. S. Eichcnauer. 8. Hendrix, M Vaka. G. Eifert. S Ritchie. SEVENTH ROW: J. Brunny. K Marti. A McManus. BACK ROW: D. Flint. A. Hodge. P. Thompson. S. Morgan. C. Lucas. E Sorensen. B. Maxedon, G. Rodgers. R. Strobach. J. Maas, P. Petri, S. Hoffacker, T. Viernow. J. Romanowski. M Wright. G. Hostetler. IIKA 1948 FRONT ROW: Dickey, Simpson. Glasgow. Uphoose. Dickey. Woods. SECOND ROW: Lanier. Miller. Marburger. Foster. Morrison. Buxton. Rodewald. Young. Gilfiltan. THIRD ROW: Caskey. Stimm. Dombrowski. Muller. Thomas. Boacham. Catt. Gardner. BACK ROW: Emmons. Kirchman. Paika. Lanier. Eder. pi kappa alpha pi kappa phi 11 K J 1983 FRONT ROW. J. King. E. Renter. J. Trinka. J. Hix. S. Graham. R Gletman. J. Kaye. M. Brown. B Clark. T. Caudill. D. Biehler. J. Gruwell. J. Kenofick. S. Carder. SECOND ROW: R Nelson. 0 Miller. B. McMahon. K. Sution, J. Egiisrud. J. Kasko, P. Cook. J. Carder. THIRD ROW: J. Rickard. E VanderVeer. E Vattlngty. R Broomham. D- Mllznor. S. Wolins. T. Pratt. G. Mitzner. S Sistrunk BACK ROW: J. Robbins, H. Ruiz. J. Leaf. T. Muter. K. Giant. S. Grieshhber. J. Cubel. F Harrell. J. Miller. J. Verduce 1948 FRONT ROW: Meyerholtz. Adamson. McQuiston. Huber. Brenton. Ghere. Ficken. Ankenbrock. SECOND ROW: Eggers. Gumper. King, Shaw. Atwell. Sudduth. Knuth. MiUhoim. Guiickson. BACK ROW: English. Rouse. Goodnough. Fithian. Boekman. Dennerkne. Kelly. English. Adamson. Johnson. Lawail. 1983 FRONT ROW R. Casual. 0. Dailey. D Whitmer. D. Duesterberg. D. Boss. D. Lynch. D. Buntm SECOND ROW D. Warnimont. D. Moseley. S. Day. S. Pcato. S. Sexton. S. Dalton. THIRD ROW: J. Staub. B. Skura. F. Gintcr. P. Logan. G. Bullard. K. Johnson, N. Stein. T. Poole. S. Wilson. B. Schledermayer. D. Acksel FOURTH ROW C. Goln. L Perry. Arch. T. Clemens. B Ferrell. Fit . H. Gallrvan. R Heimbrock. A Jacobs. Mom Schoknecht. J KeUerman. D. Kern. M. Nolting. Z. C. Cunningham. Sonny. S. Sanders. R. Wheoler FIFTH ROW J. Hufford. R Winstead. S. Mitchell. J. Abe.'i. D. Banks. M Steinmelz. D. Kelly. H Markowitz. P Duer. M Dilts. M. Dilts. K. Klotz. B. Margach BACK ROW B Wood. B. Walsh. K. Sc ha Iter. B. Brown. U.S. Nagy. G. Smith. T Taylor. S. Hicks. D. Lester. 8. Jonnard. G. Gorski. J Doane. K Olandt. W Bruener. NOT PICTURED: D Collins. Johnny C.. B Detardo. B Eyler sigma alpha epsilon SAE sigma chi 1983 FRONT ROW: E. Lederer. T. Corsiglia. J. Wysocky. K Flowers. SECOND ROW A. Miller. M. Freije. S Jepson. B. Holtz, R. Cecoia. Mrs. Ruth Jones. N. Balunno. G Thomas, S. Jepson. j. Smith. D Westerbeck. J. Eddy. THIRD ROW: T. Burt. T. Bass. J. Heiliger. J. Wilson. A. Puterbaugh. D. Thoe. D. Richter. E Heeko. S. Izzo. S. Aimsworth, M. Beausir, J. Trachtman. D. Rapier. T. Hockemeyer. M Gipson. BACK ROW: D. Hopping. C. Corrigan. J.C. Martin. S. Odore. M Barthuly. K Riggin. J Hammond. G. Meitus. S. Durham. S. Smith. B. House. 1951 FRONT ROW: M. Ryder. J. Finley. T. Marshall. Bismark. R Norton. C. Green, J. Ward. 8. Youtsey. SECOND ROW: J. Goff. J. Dickey. J. Harrison. K Sterling, R. Ricker. J. Toeppe. C. Jones. N. Banas THIRD ROW- T. Wetzel. J. Kronquist. J. Deobaid. R Hawkins, J. Nobe. E. Bowen. R Wright. D. Moicban. R. Stewgrabor. BACK ROW: W. Oorman. M Wiard, J. Owen. R. McClow, R. Coapstick. J. Barnett. T. Decatur. J. McFarland 352 1983 FRONT ROW D Whitaker. T. Bolxa. M. Campbell. D. Elentje, B Myers. J. McCormack. K Smari. m Pickett. D. Nelson. C. Shearman. T. Ruppe. G. Kochan. D. Budd. SECOND ROW: J. Williams. D. Birkty, R. Nixon. M Preesson. J. Magee. G. Scott. A. Wursier. R. Ladner. J. Glancy. G Bury. R McCaffery. R. Belangee. THIRD ROW: B. Latlnovlch. R. Merle. M Roberson. K Nolting. K. O'Doll. J. Cassidy. J Hoithouse. K Andress. F. Storch. R Sykes Jr. FOURTH ROW: B. Bowers. J. Fox. $ Bell. D. Lacey. R. Gustafson. P. McDermott. J We gei Jr.. D. Paul. R. Sepota. L. Veracco BACK ROW: A. Gobole. B. Campbell. B. Engles. S. Hamilton. S Dunavent. B. Gelkers, R. Anthony. M. Berzins. 1948 FRONT ROW: White. Steffes. Zopf. Drake. Spargur. Dunn. Moore. Powell SECOND ROW Mockling. Fnend. Mitchell. Day. Galey. Clancy. Kilcher. Evans. Ezra. BACK ROW: Opp. Young. Bowman. Kleisner. Zimmerman. Smith. Shelby. Humke. Wigtey. Eckman. sigma nu sigma phi epsilon 2$E 1983 FRONT ROW: C. Heide. G. Montergomery. T. Howell. S. Brung, B. Strickler. P Oolevey. J Prato. R. Dcardortf. K. Burkhart. N Rivera. SECOND ROW S. Uebele. B Clark. C Bates. D. Briscoe. S. Pletch. A Whisler. D. Kern. J. Masterson. D. Davis. R Royce. J. ZeliM. K Karl. THIRD ROW. M. Bruns. B. Lanna. D. Eliot. S. Soedol. C. Bowman. K. Chambers. S. Brunton, C. McCafferty. B. Schneider. B. Flock. S. Vinton. J. Arvin. J. Munson. M Swiezy. K. Beck. BACK ROW: M Weissburg. C. Duptn. J Bosche. P. Peregrine. G. Mitchell. J. Quinn. J. Beaamy. C. Myers. 1948 FRONT ROW: Snow. Reynolds. Hoskins. Layton. Sonntag. Sklllman. SECOND ROW Towle. Wiley. Sutter. VanHorne. Smith. Thomas. Dingle THIRD ROW: Zorrilla. Weiderl. Boothman. Baker. Mannfeld. Clewlow. Easley. Lemkuhl BACK ROW: Bell. Stophens. Suiter. Cook. M.chels. Middour. Green. Bell. 354 1983 FRONT ROW: R Tebbing. J. Ward. B. Rozema. M S. Browning. Samurai. D. Lavongood. Smurf. B, Br.nk, S Innis. SECOND ROW: J. Burton. T. Taivatkaski, T. Etchison. R. Jones. T. Torrance. L Maittet. J Westrick. C. Landers. BACK ROW: J Thoma. B. Van Duyne. D. Lombard. N Conneally. S. Porter. T. W.tkie. 1948 FRONT ROW: Newman. Wissenger. Stark. Warfel. Innis. Muick. SECOND ROW: Beckerele. Langton. Carpenter. Waltz. Doxsey. Dochterman. Hutchinson. THIRD ROW: Roth. Govingnon. Lewis. Rheinschmldt. Amstutz. Alles. Hard. Olson. BACK ROW: Watford, Schnaffner. Lmdblade, Sharp. Petrack. Greiner. Cheaney. Taylor. Grammel-spacher 355 sigma pi TKE 1983 FRONT ROW: 0. Bull, S Murphy. M. Fohl. S. Mavity. M Plohl. S. Buschkoetter. Fast Al. C. Hurd. J. McDevitt, J. Hartman. R. Miller. M, Luplak. SECOND ROW G.R Rein. Parnelli Jones. G. Stewart. B. Smith. R. Smith. D. Will. D. Dryer. S. Inks. R Dryer. M Madey. C. Stivers. M Noll. B. Santoro. D. Riedman. J. Wegh. R. Babcock. C. Knox. T Wyllie. S. Truitt THIRD ROW G Kuntz. J. Hodge. M Bonne. G Maggiol. J. Fahl. J. Cerny. P Morrissey. J. McAllen. G. Toepp. E. Chernesky. K. Palmer. D. Nott. T. Hess. J. Perkins. S. Frazier. B. Huffman. T. Rock Marthakis. M Cassidy. D. Blackmore, Bones Jones. M. Bishop. T. Hatke. S. Cassidy. B. Milligan. T Reeves. P.H.C. Moore. BACK ROW: M. Fogle. B. Cetrone. A. Miller. T. Smith. B. Roeder. J. Boinga. T. Campos. G. Frick. S. Dankert. G. Leano, T. Pendergast. B. Modlin, T. Kaminski. B. Talbert, A Hess. G. Santinl. P. Waranimman. D. Aldridge. Dr Z . D. Nitschke. J. Tordi. 1948 FRONT ROW: Aukerman, Carpenter. Kaberstroh, Sutherkn. Laezak. Mi.'ler. Fishback. SECOND ROW Tyler. Szmyd. Hammerie, Spaeth. VonAUmon. Vervako. lalleggio. Garczmski. THIRD ROW: Kier. Humphrey. FeU. Keller. Thomson. Downen. Sawczuk. Oreffise. Piper BACK ROW: Haugen. Teaford. Thomas. Nooter. Jacobs. Festa, Doyle. Keptmger. 356 1983 FRONT ROW: N. Blue. J. Gregory. M, Metzcus. SECOND ROW: D. Jahnz. D Hellmich. F. Rued, B Carson. M. Pohl. THIRD ROW: B. Henderson. D. Dunden. G. Yarnell. BACK ROW: L. Rehlander. B Overstreet. R. Butler. A02 1999 FRONT ROW N. Blue. D. Jahnz. B Henderson. F Rueff. SECOND ROW: L Rehlander. J. Gregory. R Butler. G. Yarnell. B. Overstreet. BACK ROW: A. Mayes. B. Carson. M. Pohl. D. Hellmich. V Schroeder. 357 delta theta sigma 1983 FRONT ROW: D. Fischer. J. Kelley. K. Banas. D. Baird. J Basey. D Cmtei. SECONO ROW: R Myers. T Schultz. A. Allen. S. Lingeman, S. Sieboldt, J. O'Leary. B Maggart. S. Fehnbach. D. Hartman. K McMahon. K. O’Dowd. W. Beitel, N Smith. J. Thomas. K. Hayes. K. King. J. Butz. THIRD ROW: D. Knight. A. teeoogle. J. Slogar. J. Breseman. B. Bernard. J. Howell, R. Massei nk. G. Brothers. J. Lasky. A Mueller. G. Kenney. T. Corkell. G. Cagnassola. T. Franz. F DavkJ. E. Lambert. S. Oaks. J. Woodard. J. Wootton, V McMahon. S. Schavey. J Durkin. T. Kiesler. J. Vannatta. J. Monnin. M. Leach. T. Hebden. R. LekowskL K Skwarcan. S. Yu. M Clavson. FOURTH ROW: J. Kovach. J. Stadoia. C. Knoebei. T. Moore. D. Touseli FIFTH ROW R Bohny. W Caubre. S. Mmnette, F 8owers. G Eidrod. M Medlen. C Applegate. C. Robertson. M. Allman. R England. J Metz. R Newman. J Hasse. SIXTH ROW: S. Pfister. P. Iffert. D. Dztenmk, BACK ROW: S. Zink. S. Lennertz. K Gearhart. R Penera. T Link, 1948 FRONT ROW: Nelson. Owens. Hill. Dondanvtiie. Winter. Stephenson SECOND ROW. Weeks. Ostrander. Bair. Dowell. C«ne. Willi. Collette. McCreery THIRD ROW: Merrill. Williams. Spahn. Soaney. Rohrs. Slarshak, Taylor. Henke. Tuttle. BACK ROW: Frieberg. Wolfe. Ogden. Anderson. Hall. Yoder. Lehman. Bickford. Frey. 1983 FRONT ROW: M. Angelo. T. Ford. R. Kulak. S. Webber. J. Boyle. F. Melo. A. Salyer. J. Pr.ce. D. Straight. S Straight. M. Mangiacotti, J. Roberds. SECOND ROW: R. Porter. R. Stapleton. B. Kearns, P. Nycum, M Rebman, D. Bubbles. D. Didion. B. McGlaughlin. M. Foust. J. Leonard. R. Foutter. G. Curley. B. Ostendort. D. Ogden THIRD ROW: D. Reid. J. Strickland, B Coleman. G. Broering. D. Sommers. D. Paston. C. Pace. M Dohrenwend. T. Cyr. D. Shaw, S Miller. P Wilk. T. Niggel. B. Cosgrove. BACK ROW: B. Snodgrass. N Mathias. L. Ferguson. S. Shcpt erd. 1968 OUTSIDE CLOCKWISE FROM BOTTOM: M. Verbcck, F Eng.mann. S. Malott. D. Graham. D. Katz. G. Vogt. G. Kleinknecht. T. Shwartz. T. Sander. D. Durkee. J. Bebko. D. Gray. B. Mees. R. Holzbach. L Wakeland. T Creacy. M. Forthofer. C. Schenk. C. Strasser. D. Hesch. W. Hensley. D. Hartman. T Gibson. J. Konncdy. W Miller. B English. R. Roley. T. Clayton. W. Bigler INSIDE CLOCKWISE: D. Ross. S. Seabury. D. Cox. G. Campbell. M Murphy. M. Drudge. M. Smolen. J. Calvert. D. Williams. C. Thompson. J. Lillethum. D. Kempt. J. Mdler. J Miller. L Cox. W. McDowell. G. Calhart. P Becker. D. Sancialr. G. Warzin. M. Chakoian. 359 theta xi triangle T 1983 FRONT ROW S. Steele. J. Handal. C. Slmker. D. Skeeis. SECOND ROW: B Ludvwg. J. Niemann. S. Cobb. L Poluzotto. D. Ault. D. Gary. S. Poston. D. Beefing. C. King. D. Denmark, B. Staser. T. Harris. THIRD ROW: L. Elkm. C Wible. T. Webb. G. Grabow. T. Morin. S. Peer. K Mierke. M Eastham, A Pajakowski. S. Ortman BACK ROW: M Hogan. J. Bean. M McMullen. D. D kerson. D. Hubbell. C. Chambers. J. Herman. B. Martin. J. Schillmger, L. Avery. B Fotz. T. Weber. F. Weiss. 1948 FRONT ROW: Mills. Swihart. Sohn, Mrs. Bath. Nelson. Breeding. DeCamp. SECOND ROW Zuck. Crawtord. Wakeland. Schendel. Knotts. Czenkush. Worth BACK ROW Cook, Aamot. Smith. Jacks. Miller. Cleary. Schwetzer. Fisher. 1983 FRONT ROW: J.D. Declur. B. Vajagich, B. Jewell, C. Brumley. B Molter. SECOND ROW C. Finn, K. Boyer. G Rockett. D. Bobilya. J. Long. J Hotmes. K. Busch. B Edward BACK ROW. J. Long. M Weidhaas. J. Homer, C. Keriin, G. Hoffman. S. Wierschke. D Moore. D. Bali. C. Juta 1971 FRONT ROW: M Jones. J. Brandt. C. Michaels. M. Smith, M Shapiro. T. Sporre, E Evans. P Oavenport BACK ROW: B. Hess. D. Bokhart. D. Algood. J. Hemminger. J. Wagner. D. Walthor. J. Varnau. P. Ftolloy. R Thacker. D. LaRoche. D. Guelker. R Sommers, K. Eikenberry. T. Miller. J. Cline, J Smith. T Butler J61 zeta psi phi kappa tau $KT 1983 FRONT ROW: C. Latour. D. Canfteld. C. Chopp. K. Hayes. SECOND ROW- J Chereskln. N. Loughlin. B. lambright, B. Bishop. J. Donnell. E. Vazquez. J. Petro. J. Jackson. R Romppd. J. Drawl, J. Hoteman. P. Brugge. M. Donnell. B. Callan. C. House, D. Staai. T. Bovino. C. McKinney. S. Blocher. R. Drabkin THIRD ROW: R Kirk. B. Eakins. D. Peterson. J Cagney. B. Delarosa. S. Moore. D. Ywgling. R. Ralfsnider. D. Fuglsang. S. Hansen. FOURTH ROW: D. Olsen. G Black. D. Ruth BACK ROW: D. Faude. D. Kunitz. 1948 FRONT ROW: Maiadra. Larson. Graham. Kroosser. Sk.iien. Brock. SECOND ROW Nickote. KaroJick. Wasson. Wilder, Duncan. Roberts. Churchman. Nelson BACK ROW- Snyder. McCaffry. Crocker. Miller. Buckbeit. Fox. Dodds. Gates. 1983 FRONT ROW: Blue. Stiff. HM. Quarts. Sooner. Grunt. Hormone. CA Bum. SECOND ROW: Smiley. Weebil. Croaker. Dandy. Slippers. Professor Schlumberberg. Moonchdd. E-Squared. Corner THIRD ROW: Lithper. Ernie. Squirts, Kato. Spud. Vert. Hoosier. Dil. BACK ROW: Brows. PBF, Gums. Boo-Boo, Henry. Jolty Belly. Renny § 0 0 © 8 © 9 f ® ® ® ® © @t Q f 8 't © 9 ® ® 9 ® £ 0 © © © © 1948 FRONT ROW Ditto. Christen. French. Meyer. Hughes. SECOND ROW: Georges. Benn. Rados. Rayburn. Luckas. BACK ROW: Pequignot. Parsanko. Ewbank. Shaw, McGtasson. theta tau alpha kappa alpha AKA 1983 FRONT ROW: C. Steans, K. McLaurin. S. Tatum. J. Parker. R. Johnson SECOND ROW: L. Buckner. T. Bell, M. Williams. K. Burnett. S. Lawrence. M Taylor. L. Davis. BACK ROW: K. Dickerson. S Satterfield. D. Bunch. L Bradford. M. Johnson. W. Fleming, S. Ewing. 1973 FRONT ROW: C. Langford. P MatiHar. M Guess. S. Wilson. E Marcus. V. German. SECOND ROW: V. Garlield. M. White. M. Greer. M. Buie. BACK ROW D. Wilkenson. M Murray. V Anderson. J. Boone. L Os� ti. J. Gilliam. R, Cherry. G. Russell. P Gamlin 1983 FRONT ROW: R. Santare. C. Jones. M. Euler. C. Chancellor B. Wessel. M FMdter. A Lewand. M Brassart SECOND ROW: D. Slone. T Zirfcle. A. Ruppe. J. Oros. B Martz. C. Chambers. K. Hemlem. 8ACK ROW: L Hite. C. Oden, C McConkey. N. Williams. L Posthauer. P Grigg. M. McGregor. B Lyst. J. Kassobaum. P Lutes. L Schlueter, M. Swiezy. N. Dittrich. A Dewitt. K Smith. S. Waltors. C. Kendall. 1959 FRONT ROW J Cramer. M Rick. B. Sabol. P. ZolcoH. J. Hennessy. B Combs. N Purcttull, J. Work. J. Ewaid SECOND ROW: E. Sorenson. J. Buck, N. Archibald. J. Cunningham. J. Jemison. M. Grant. E. Hobson. J Wallace. J. Sotenberger. A Holder BACK ROW: K Milligan. B Bradley. L. Kohnke. C. Skolds. C. Keesiing. J Hickey. L. Lesher. C. Rauskaup. J. Scully. R Durkin. P Garvin. 365 junior panhellenic SR FRONT ROW: Q Amy Hunt ■“ Jeanine Parrigan C BACK ROW: Q) Susanna Holly HI Chris Slpos 0) Mary Wittgen c 0 o. JR FRONT ROW Q Carohne Oden •— Susan Thrush C BACK ROW: a Sue Beaty HI Laura Olinger 0) Kerry Pickworth ■ Julie Kreighbaum m NOT PICTURED: Kathy Nelt J® FRONT ROW Chuck Chopp S«J Yu BACK ROW Tom Poolo Brain Prascak Scott Innis FRONT ROW Robert Drabkin Larry Stotier Vincent McMahon Mark Coryell BACK ROW: Jim Shaw Dave Tompkins Brian Kearns L 367 tower acres council FRONT ROW: L. Fishman. C. Glenn. L. Shumate. T Ginthner. B Mann. E. Butler. 8ACK ROW- D. Vidimos. S. Straight. J. Stueve, K Banas. 1983 FRONT ROW J.R. SECOND ROW: 8-Fox. M-Fox. N-Fox. K-Fox. C-Fox. S-Fox THIRD ROW: J-Fox. G-Fox. K-Fox. D-Fox. K-Fox. C-Fox. W-Fox. S-Fox. P-Fox. B-Fox. C-Fox. L-Fox FOURTH ROW: J-Fox. S-Fox. A-Fox. J-Fox. B-Fox. D-Fox. B-Fox. M-Fox. S-Fox BACK ROW T-Fox. L-Fox. J-Fox 1951 FRONT ROW M Daos. D. Thoroman. V. Kunkef. R. Cam. M Whaler. C. Barnard. M Haldeman SECOND ROW J. Jettets. H. Miller. M Wesner. A. Senour. N. Houpl, M. Cain. P. Young. BACK ROW: B. Poor. J. Arthur. R Duckworth. C. Logan. M. McCollough. B Oilley. M McEwan glenwood ann tweedale 1983 FRONT ROW: W Furdyna. P. Fuller. L Webb. J. Barrett. M. Needham. C. Mullen. SECOND ROW D Agarwal. C. Tonn. C. Tonn. K. Doctor. K Noble. R Reagan THIRD ROW: R Stadtm.ller. R. Gick. M M«sch. J Coudrot. C. Roichart. C. Qulmby FOURTH ROW: M. Moran. L Needham. D. Roxbury. S Bresscr. C. Connor H Foxworthy BACK ROW: S. Sargent. J. Woeden. S Dodds. K. Phdbps. C Needham 1951 FRONT ROW. A. Mearig. C. Schroodor. M Blunk. B. Yundt. J Kenyon. R Isbetl. L. Griffith BACK ROW J Gluesonkamp. J. Johnson. J. Uedrych. Mrs M Smith. B. Gribler, L Johnson, M Bandefior. V Mark. 1983 FRONT ROW T. Oswalt. C Miller. S. Calmer. A Schoby. S. Ruster. D Keenan. C. Sebastian. T. Davis. M. Burton. L Michel. BACK ROW: C. Calmer. S. Wadman. C Thurner. N Shertock. M. Carroll. L Peterman. K. Eickholtz. L. Peterman. M. Pence. C. Robbins. A. Gangwer NOT PICTURED. C. Ooin. M Donaldson. 1968 FRONT ROW M. Gotombowski M Hurley. M Aii.soo. W Baker. D. Stalbaum. J Cropp. Mrs. Gustatson K Hayes. M E. Chamberlain. K. Zimmerman. P. Allison. J. Row BACK ROW: B. Skelton. C. Bradenburg, S Mnhoeter. B. Baird. C Anderson. N Fteiter. G. Campbell. T Bauer. 371 maclure shoemaker S 1983 FRONT ROW: A Milne. J Slavens. T. Shinn. 8 Lewis. S. Paarlberg. L Lacay. SECOND ROW: A. Obert. J. Milakis. T Lasher. J. Rouse. L. Ross, S. Wenrick. L. Tenbarge. S. Hebeslre«t. 8 Houston. T. Small. S. Hensley. THIRD ROW: J. Lacerte. R. Sherwood. A Kudsl. N. Holland. P. Crawford. N. Craig. J. Hoffbeck. C. Goar. L.A. Matkovic. J. Schroer BACK ROW K. Koressel. J. Musgrave. D. Bienas. V. Stitt. D. Taylor, C.E. Flint. C. Miller. 8. Schumm, L. Reynolds. D. Lawler. J. Sweeney. L Bukowy. K. Mabry. M Cry. T. Duncan. K. Kehrorn. C. King 1951 FRONT ROW D. Weinhold. M Smith. Mrs. Cassaday. M Mohr. R Kull SECOND ROW. J. Guynn, F. Doversberger. C. Carter. J. Devak. P. Cumberworth. H. Hollman. A. Royalty. BACK ROW: P Bryant. H. Carney. R Elckholtz. C. Everetts. G. Murphy. P. Hite. R. Atlee. V. Evans. 372 1983 FRONT ROW: M. Bonner. L Sullivan. C. Doctor. K. Swartzeil. SECOND ROW B. Moster. D Atlord. B Raver. A. Miller. B. Sommers. THIRD ROW: L. Daniels. K. Hunter FOURTH ROW: C. Lock. J Spohr. S. Baldwin. C. Peterson. E. Helmkamp. S. Dull BACK ROW: R.A. Saylor. J. Lasher. D. VanDeWater. T Wildman. 1971 FRONT ROW: R Bender. L Kelly. N. Ness. D Jones. J Weideman. S Moore. D Arthur. J Hicks. C. Hixon. BACK ROW: K. Cunningham. J. Hokjren, K. Philkps. P. Seit2. W. Callaway, J. Manwetl. D. Nelson. S. Ritxxdy. J. der. T Miller. S. Mitchell. S. KimWe. S. Taylor. D. Oler. K Demske 373 twin pines chauncey 374 C 1983 FRONT ROW: C. Maggart. D. Turner. SECOND ROW: M. Szumski. P Frometius. 2. Maggart. L Hotscher. G. Souder. D. Miller. S. Palmer. THIRD ROW A. Stewort, J. Smith. T. lanigro. M Letsinger. H. Wallis. FOURTH ROW: J Smith. T. lanigro. M. Letsinger. H Waltis. FOURTH ROW: J. Smith. R. Vanwagner. P. Blankonberger. D. Wilson. J Baird. 8. Hellmnnn. BACK ROW. M James. J. Altherr. C. Martin. J. Martin. E. Perkins. 1951 FRONT ROW: J. Seager. R Supmger. R Clements, J. Kurlz. J. Dunn. D. Hoover. R. Sisson. SECOND ROW: R Smith. F Young. R, Garrett. Mrs. Bunnell. P. Thompson. J. Watt. R. Todd. THIRD ROW: R Goodwine. R. Miles. H Snyder. A Bohls. R. Hartig. D. Barnett. C. Fishor. M. McCarthy. BACK ROW. C. Overbay. F. Richey. J. Matthews. R. Ruark. G. Runyon. J, Gettinger. R. Spadmger. J. Bauer. 1983 TOP ROW: R. Hoffman. S. Obert. B Tracey. B. Lew. B. Swovo. T. Bsckof, D. Skinner. T. Padgett. S. Getty. A. Graham. SECOND ROW: S. Woebs Hebei. T. Mac McNugNug. B. Grise. H G. The Shmendrm . Zero. A Schminsky W Dawes O Bounds. B. Slopslmger THIRD ROW: J. Martm, A. Bensonski. G. Bloom. J. Mapei. Z Guse. T Downey. T Hershberger. M Welby. T Motz BOTTOM ROW: B Reynokls. G. Morr. B. Delaney. C. Mahougavich. C. Quiestar 1971 FRONT ROW: L. Sellers. J. Gentleman. D. Akin. D. Baker. M. Lakin. J Beall SECOND ROW: R Commgore. R. Johnson. G. Holton. T Moore. P. Barker. P Emsefen. T Hague. D. Hoffherr, V. Zurcher. M, Atlen. P Karns. B Schembs. T. Knafef. G. Wood THIRO ROW K Saurecopf. L Biehl. B. Akin. S. Fisher. J Nelson. S. Erk. R Johnson. R. Sprague. M Coggeshall. M. Lortie, L Snyder. J. Kacmar. K Gregory. R, Feldmeyer BACK ROW- S Perkins. S. Hague. G. Smith. M Gaff. R Thrush. R Wolheter, D Beiswanger circle pines dover D 1983 FRONT ROW: S. Shilling. P Hamlngton. B. Miller. J. Flint. SECOND ROW: D. Miller. J. Brand. G. Estabrook, J. Brand. E. Vondell. R. Roberts. T Toombs. K Tribbett. THIRD ROW: K Sherlock. C. Presly. T. Anderson. B. Jones. T. Jones. K Freed. M Bezy. BACK ROW: B Lambert. B. Runner. R. Bischoft. H Maceker 1951 FRONT ROW: P. Glancy. D. Dorn. C. Stephens. R. Kruetzman. D. Kepler. H Adams. L Collins SECOND ROW: G. Hallock. V. Smith. J Bryant. R. Merrick. Mrs. A Harshman. W. Dowart. J. Shutter. J White. BACK ROW: F Morgan. J Reod. D. Goetz. D. Coppage. P Krug. R Amos. B. Graves. G. Guimond. 376 1983 FRONT ROW: B. Neuhauser. B. Law. B Boiler. D. McAfee. M Galloway. D. Caia. J. Kinsey. SECOND ROW: M Fisher. S. Akey. C. Brady. Wildthing. D. Crawford. R Bales. G. Boyer. T. Gusler. K. Bales. K. Bailey BACK ROW: D Hostetler. M. Martin. G. Kelly. B. Newlin. B. Law. J. Babcock. G Johnson. K Harmon. S. Deardortf. E Lumpkin. J Hines. R. Dudley. K. Kuhn. 1959 FRONT ROW: M Jackson. W Sweanngton. j. Starrett. T Baughn. Mrs Tynan. Mrs Stockhouse. M Luttrell. J. Baughn, A Martin, R. Crawford. L. Baker SECOND ROW: D. Neiretter. M. Brown. I Ray. D. Price. R Orman. R. Johnston. W Weber. D. Downey. D. Dootey, W Lee. M Copes. B. Shillato. J. Jenkins. N Willman BACK ROW D Abel. W. Stockdeil. J. Hosford. D. Haub. D. Johnson. P Petty. K Baker. L Hammer stay. R M.Her. K. Galloway. R. Etchison. G. Miller. fairway gemini G 1983 FRONT ROW; B Fitzgerald. D. Glick SECOND ROW: S Davis. B. Carlson. B. Kirk. T Smits. S. Davis THIRD ROW: D. Harford. P Tharp. BACK ROW: K. Swanson, M. McDormont. P Bronicki. J. Webb. R Houghton. M Mulcahy. T Baker. K McKean. J Riley. T Wilson. T Dawson. S Gnder. J. Sweeney. C. Herthoge. D Amsden. G Clifft. T Wiseman. E Winck ROOF M Kissel. B Render. B Hanna. T Justice. K Brocksmlth, B Weber. S. Romershausen. R. Wiseman 1973 FRONT ROW: R. Davis. L. Kuhmichel. S. King. D. KeU. B. Pryor. D. Johnson. P. O'Dell. M Ostorman. K. Thornburg. T. Baker. SECOND ROW: N Lyons. R. Joumay. S. Petit, M Wompter. J. Barker. E Fish. W. Hooker. P Raush, W. Richter, M Wildin. R Bosse. J. Neer THIRD ROW: T. Wobb. C. Ctovoland. M Eash. K. Holder. K McMillan. A Dunn. R. McCampbell. T Wertenbergor. T Baker. T. Swain LAST ROW S. Swain. N Kessens. R. Joumay. D Abbott. K Nemes. W Funk. D. Foster. B Waggoner. F Beilis. C Cadieux. G Lipscomb. B Nauzy 378 1983 FRONT ROW: M Johnston. J Borntrager. K OMara. 0 Nieske. R Gaynor. J Fuchs. S Murphy. R Stemmetz. W. Struowmg, J. Stenger, A. Seng SECOND ROW. J. Boyles. K. Johnson. A.E. Song. B. Martin. D. Singer. K. Newman. R Smellsbad. J. Prokop. H. Powell. J Mroz. K Hinkle. BACK ROW: J Flach. R. Stenger. K D«fling. S. Kinnott. G. Voss. B Snyder. D. Crouch. S. Dtlk. J. Rupel. M. Williams. A Zietmski. V. Kochort. A Slater. C Temple. B. McKenzie. M. Sutton. 1951 FRONT ROW: R Burry. R. Kline. T Reed. M Kline. C. Bennett. SECOND ROW: R. Bugay. N. Yandian. G. McClure. R Bock. C. Evans. J Overmyer. W. Taylor. R Harter. THIRD ROW: R Wright. R Smith. R Robbins. B. Vosteen. J. Prlbble. F. Taylor. F. Warneck. J. Grana BACK ROW: P Mott. D. Sutherlm. R Notzold. C. Klober. M Riggs. E. Miller. R. Stocckel kneale marwood M 1983 FRONT ROW: G- Powell. R Eisenach. N. Frye. B Lavelle. R Reed. M Hossler. 7 Adams. M Mailiet. M Cuty. J. Burns. T. Ehlerdmg. BACK ROW: K. Jones. M Davison. S. Duncan. S. Merry, K. Adams. C. Bejes. G. Silverstein. J. Watson. J. Wagner. B. Brldewater. P Clyne. M Capps. O. Cunningham. B. Cuty. P. Copenhaver 1953 FRONT ROW J. Barratt. D VanHoy. L. Shaler. Mrs. I Roberts. A. Cri . D Groover. J. Coil SECOND ROW: F Abel. G. Pmkas. M Loudenback, A Pitts. E. Whittington. W. Dobson, B Spencer. D Estefie. BACK ROW W. Liptrap. R Vale. V. Need. N. Geary. P. Carpenter. L. Walters. J. Barringer 3B0 1983 FRONT ROW M Wiberg. B Reese, R Glass. J. Savage. M Crawtord. SECOND ROW C. Gtor. D Slaughter. L. Flittoer. T. West. J. Kessio. J. Russo. T. Campbell. D. Ferreira. THIRD ROW: K. Harris. H. Peacock. M. Mansager. T. Brinson. G Newman. M. Ploughe. J Young. K Little. R Anderson. S. Reed. M Heppler. G. Orr 8ACK ROW: M. Frey. D Rutkin 1948 FRONT ROW: Riggs. Storn. Wood. Weige. Pyle. Sharp. Schoppenhorst. SECOND ROW. Carrington. Blake. Wallis. Mrs. Moore. Henley. Whitted. Limp. THIRD ROW: Ashbaugh. Burke. Honne. Fcrringer. Frantzreb. Kottoflng. Clark. Bolsen. MoreilkMi. BACK ROW. O'Brien. Heuss. Boles. Rhodes. Boeso. Todd. Phillips. Shadinger. i i 381 rochdale sherman S1983 FRONT ROW: D. Brown. K. Coudret, T. KimmeL J Buehrie. SECOND ROW: S. Antrim. D. Cross. K. Birklo. J. Waggoner. K. Jones THIRD ROW: R. Homaday. S. Garvin. P Frame. B. Bohm. S Irwin BACK ROW: S. Conrad. J Walsh. S. Eichhom. P. HI. T Cesear. M Rusthoven iQTo ronMT ar, H n Ssed D. Krenrick. T Hultema. G. Litherland. G. Lowry. Mrs Bush. C Lehmen. B Pocsak. T Shaad. S. Frick. 0 Greenwood SECOND ROW B. James. G. Bender. B. Laid-g. M Schmidt. D VanWnnzeele. D. Kosioske. K. Larsen BACK ROW J. Nrchote. M Crawford. D. Poehler. 382 1983 FRONT ROW P. Papadakis. A. W-lcox. K. Watkins. J. Fortna. M Worling. D. Ounten. C. Taylor SECOND ROW: D. Knapp. J. Schueler. B. Carpenter. D Martin. J. Reming. B. Rev e BACK ROW: M McCullough. B. Graves. E. Shaneyfett. M. Sprengor. P Redlngton 1971 FRONT ROW: D. Gardner. J. Hoagiand. Moose. D PaH. B. Ssewert. M. Ringer. J. Prowett. SECOND ROW D. Lorenz. R. Earnhart. T Lidester. R Lin. D. Huddleston, J Thorne THIRD ROW T. Jennings. J. Russell. K Phillips. D. Huddleston. W. Schrug. S. Mory. BACK ROW: L Washmuth. A. Zoelfer. H Fruit. D. Haney. T. Sddner. R Frump. stellar bros. cSCA 1983 FRONT ROW: K. Noble. R Eisenach. R Stadtmiilor. T. Ehlerdmg. B Mosier. J Barren. L. Webb. C. Doctor. C. Bejes. S Monroe. SECOND ROW J. Mapel. M Needham. A Wilcox. E. O'Neil. L Lacay. J. Boyles. M. Frey BACK ROW: R Homady. R Brown. K. R ch. C. Scowden. R Bischotl. T. Davis. G. Sitverstein. OCSA 1983 FRONT ROW: Naomi Dtlkowsky. Jell Myers. Kimberly Lawson. BACK ROW: Kevin Furiow. Kevin Wools. Jim Strattman. 38- 1983 FRONT ROW: M Smith. K. Mott. S. Logwood. D. Watson. B E. Agnew. SECOND ROW: K. Gilfe. M. Hill. M. Sykes. K Terrell. D. Moore. L McGee. S. Millon. W MaGruder. E.L Harris. M Monterio. BACK ROW: M. Fisher. D. Shaw. D. Brown. M. Winborne. M. Lewers. A. Hammonds. R. Tatum. 385 1973 FRONT ROW: J Jones. C. Hunt. M Wright. L Metcalf. I Brown. J. Johnson. SECOND ROW: E. Gibbs. R. Perry. G. Rouse. THIRD ROW H. Leach. T. Wlggtns. M. Price. BACK ROW: D. Sampson. S. Barnes. D. Hamer. alpha phi alpha 3t Off Campus . .. Get Off Campus . . . Get Off Campus ... Get Off Campus . OCSA C GET OFF CAMPUS! With an ac-O tiv membership of 270 students, '■£ the Off-Campus Student Associ-.2 ation is the second largest student O organization at Purdue, represented ing 14,000 off-campus students. 0) To encourage students to join CO the organization, the OCSA held a membership drive in mid-October. C offering discounts at Mr. Bill’s to (1) those who pledged. Following the membership drive. 2 a fall membership party was held at the Merous Grotto, where both old 0) and new members danced to the 3 music of Quiet Riot and Physical Q. Labor. The OCSA takes advantage of the popularity of ourdoor activities O during the fall semester by spon-soring a pig roast on Slayter Hill. Members also display the Purdue w spirit in their own cheering section at home football games and at pregame get-togethers. et Off Campus ... Get Off Campus ... Get Off Campus . .. Get Off Campus 388 Get Off Campus .. . Get Off Campus . . . Get Off Campus . . . Get Off Can 389 et Off Campus ... Get Off Campus ... Get Off Campus . . . Get Off Campus 390 Get Off Campus . .. Get Off Campus . Get Off Campus .. . Get Off Camp 391 I 392 i J93 President Pefhops the best woy ro describe Aabg President John H ks is os a mon dedicored ro Ns job. his family, and rhe berrermenr of Purdue Assuring rhe office when Arrhur Hansen resigned. Hdss filled rhe shoes of o position for wNch he hos been rying rhe loces for rwenry etghr yecrs Appeared execurive osssrenr ro rhe president in 1955. Hicks hos served Presidents Hovde ond Hansen ond is now serving os ocring presbenr until o permanent president is found Although hs e o tome-duck president. Hicks believes rhts hos nor Nndered him m any way He yores rhar everyone hos been very helpful ond cooperative ond rhor he hos nor foced any situations which he has no? experienced os executive assistant ro rhe prestdenr While ocring prestdenr. Hicks' mon god 6 ro soior os much financial support from rhe 1963 Srore Legislature os possible Alrhough there ore right budgets, mfto non. ond many other needy recipients, Hcks yores rhor If rhe srore gets enough, we wB ger our fair shore. Although highly commirred ro his job ond irs responsbiities, Hicks seems amazed rhor some people ore nervous ond onx bus when with him. Very much o person who disbelieves in purring on oirs,” he hopes they find o permanenr president before rhe commencement ceremony in May because he soys rhor he con nor be too dgnified He stores, I om who I om ond I can't help rf I crock o joke ond lough occasionally Students seem ro Ike this, bur maybe they (rhe University) expea o more dignified person Out. I om who I om Hcks relores wei ro yudents, probably becouse he s rhe forher of eighr children, ond soys, rhe younger view has rubbed off on me. He spends many hours o day working, usuoly arriving in rhe office by yx m rhe morning ond ydying unnl five In rhe evenings, he ond Ns wife. Swtfry , who knows Purdue � nsde ond our ond is on immense help ro him. orrend soaol functions Hicks yores. There ore no kids or home anymore, so I moghr os well do rNs rhon something else Hts youngest chid. Loune. is carrying on rhe Purdue trodron She is o freshman n humanities ond toughs when people moke o big deal about her bemg rhe ocring prey dent's doughrer When osked who? hos kept him or Purdue for rhrryfive years. Hcks yores rhor Purdue hos good people, rhor it is o wonderful communiry in which to rcise children, ond rhor he Uses the tond grant univeryry He srressed rhor he hos olwoys loved Ns job. whether os o professor of economics, executive assistant ro rhe president. or oaing president Reflecting on hs lengthy involvement with Purdue Urwersty. Hicks yores rhor he hos much for which ro be thankful Hcks' tireless efforts on Purdue's beholf hove likewise earned him rhe gratitude of rhe University community 394 V. 1 395 Vice presidents Although eoch of Purdue's ten vice presidents hos imporronr mdivjdud respoos biiries these men must work rogerher ro maintain rhe cooriTfUiry of rhe University Pictured below ore Srrurher Arrxxt. Research and Deco of rhe Graduate School. Kenneth Bums, Physiol Focities. and John Day, Development Pictured clockwise on the right ore Wftam Fischcng. Student Services. Robert Greenlsorn. Associate Provost ond Purdue Reseorch Foundation. Fefcx Hoas. Provost, John Smalley. Housing ond Food Services. Donold Brown, Acodemic Set vices, Charles Wise. Business Servces and Assistant Treasurer, and Frederick Ford. Treasurer m 397 liOARD OF TRUSTEES Selecting o new University presidenr. derermining Purdue's budget for the ocodemc yecr, pton n ng University expenses ... afl are responsible of rhe ren member Docrd of Trustees, rhe govern mg body of Purdue. Nine of rhe members ore oppomred for three-year terms by rhe store gov ernor A Purdue student, elected by rhe student body to serve a twayeor term, comperes rhe board membership. 399 Dean of students IF YOUR IQ Wft) (DUrorATEQ AT THE GAME, You MAY BUY ANEW ONE N AT hlJKAKo OEHCE(kmi) w OUK IKKU WAS IAKIK. 5 4 rn SN AK4WS IN t ( Atf 4 W NP. U� � M V The undercover Purdue policeman scorches rhe srudenr 10 freshly passed through rhe chan fcnk fence surrounding Ross Ado St odium He rums to the bewidered srudenr and roses o brow ro sore. You con pick up your ID Monday morning or rhe Office of rhe Dean of Students ” For for roo many srudeors, o dsopJnory action such os rNs will be rhe only experience with the Office of the Dean of Students Located on rhe second floor of Hovde Hod. rhe mom objective of rhe office ts ro serve rhe students and faculty of Purdue. The srcff c. trained ro counsel srudeors cmd help rhem deal with rhe personal, ocodemc. and educational problems They otso provide services such os rhe University Testing Service, which odmmsrers vocononol, personality, ond mreresr resrs Srudenr organizations ore supervised by rhe office, with many srcff members serving os odvtsors ro rhe groups. The office oiso works with fraternities, soronries. ond cooperative housing umrs, ond cuds students desring odvice obout off-campus housing Whether helpmg o srudenr deode on o course of study or disciplining a srudenr who has been coughr misusing Ns student ID cord, rhe Office of rhe Deon of Students is on important component of the university odmirvsrrotion FRONT ROW Pc� pgy kAvan Rooo Manner SondfQ Monroe leonad Perry Noncy Fnedersdort £COhO ROW Ccc o Zfi� Oabora Cook Oo ry Netsan tom« Wesmcn Tony HowMns THRO ROW Anoeire Crerrw Dow) Tote FOURTH ROW toner Ookron Po J DeWne Susan Mefcon Korhenre McMuleo OACK ROW Dortx o Ehbury Stephen A) en Donato Mater tone Hombln Kenneth Cdemon PS Beta Kappa ■ Lourie Adler Scorr Andrews Thomas Aude Richard Baker Ruth Balder Rira Beams Richard Becrafr. 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Jeffrey Nelson Mork Nelson W om Nelson Crog Netn Kenneth Newman ••lung Nguyen Nguyen Nguyen Timothy Nggel Poheti Novy Tim O'Connor Jeffrey Ora, Shown Osremnonn Oryon Ove� stroer Andrew Pajokowiiu Jung Pok Jerry Polm W korn Ponon Jonothon Peacock Ph p Pock fUhord Penmgton Marie Penhoch Peter Peregnne McW Perry Alon Perucca Gory Perenor PMp Pern Gegory Potrites Michael PMp Phegfey Potxyt PcHens Mdrk Perronrcrie Patrick Poke! Dou as Pond Jeffrey Pcrrer Gegory Pouch Stephen Qum Pufh fta xxr. Pqesh Pamaswomy Ponold Pamhap Pod Pomvbey Panda Pomsey Stephen Pomsey George Pees James Pe y Steven fUsude Michael P h Or on Richards Jeffrey flct-ora Otake Pick! Mrchoel Pmge Jeffrey Pobbhfi Kyle Pobem Oanei Pot� nson f)av� d Pobnson Douglas Pobnson Jofm Pomanowik. Kenneth P ovens: em David Posenvock Todd Pavwonkr Tmorhy Pubafcobc Chreropher Sandberg Oron Sanders Peter Sander'. John Sawyer Michael Schaefer Ko h Schokei Steven kheer Mark Scnermerhom Thomas Schneider Anno Schnur Kennerh iervoocor WAcjm Servant Pod Sch. StarJey Se-ben Mark Sensmeier Man Shoofet Michael Sheby Dcvd Shlkany Done! 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Jr. Vernon Parker John Roacne Vtdsi Sauerwein Dario Schooler Dieno Schone James Schweirzer David Seyler Karen Swedeen Char la Veir Mary Vesrrick Nancy Yuriker s Pharmacy Honorary y «0S Omicron Nu Karen Asahino Shirley Dongma Sarah Banna Susan Deary Deborah Beaumont Tammy Derger Amro Deyler Kathleen Dohm Margaret Bowler Lorno Drezsford Deborah Chclmers Anna Crowder Korla Dsttmon Carol Donner Rebecca Dudley Chris DurKiewicz Lynn Fiegie Teryl Gregory Tern Hahn Lauretta Haisell Connie Haney Kimoeriy Hensley Matthew Hmsmon Deth Hoii-nger Deborah Homeer Karen Kasrier Judith Kern Kathy Kerchner Mary Kinney Jacinto Krecek Lon Krueger Heidi Kurtz Cynthia Landis Annette Lourner Jean Luaerhand Lori Lumm Karen Massey Undo McAnuJry Susan McConnell Katherine McDowell Mory McGarvey Tommy Miller Laurie Mmich Melinda Muse Elizoberh Myers Nancy Nokamura Cord Node Nancy Dadcliff Morsho Deed Franne Been Darlene Roark Card Rohi Debro Ruork Diane Shoemaker Dorothy Smotr Dersy Srombaugh Dixie Topp Stephanie Verde Karen Walton Joanne Young Consumer Family sciences Honorary ■406 SlGMA Lambda Chi Dovid Aerne Dutch Alder Nick Andjelich Kevin Qechr Andy Drown Jomes Drown Drodley Cannon Sreven Chamberlin Timorhy Coffey Drenr Conrad Doberr Dance Dorren Doy Par Demhon Durh Drake Dovtd Gllom Day Gooding Woyne Greenlee John Hockey Pinren Howe Andy Hunnicurr Doberr Kerr John Ktrsr Sreven Klmker Dole Lashbrook Mark LeDlanc Ed Messmer John Milora Dove Mullen Dave Niemonrsverdner Drod Phillips Jeff Price Drod Doby Dallas Dose Nicole Scholiwig Jerry Sminski Dids Smirh Doberr Snller Joe Sryczynski Andrew Trobisy Dandall Vondron Charlene W holey Dryan Winslow Gregory Wrighr Par Glon — Advisor D Perry Achor Archibald Alexander. Ill Wesley G Crawford Donald C. Ellison Jeffrey J. Lew Milron May D Dorsey Moss Frirz Muehlhausen Charles D. Deiling Construction Honorary tTA Sigma Delta Sylvia Aerne Dodelle Anderson Karen Asahino Lyn Daker Karhleen Drewer Tammy DurTon Mark Copeland Sruorr Dunlop Chris Durkiewicz Sue Elsea Denise Fenoglio Donnie Fox Tern Hahn Scorr Hebei Noralie Holland Derh Holiinger Debbie Homeier Marcia Hundr Elizoberh Hurckes Karen Kacprowicz Suzanne Koranek Undo McAnulry Elizoberh Meyers John Mihalik Scorr Miller Donna Mirchell Nancy Nakamura Donna Offhaus Amy Parrish Drenda Dudolph Sreve Dudolph Alan Sfarin Peg Smirh Anne Suever Sarah Thomas Jeffery Thompson Melinda Webb Karhryn Worden Mary Ziehl Hospitality Management Honorary Omega Chi Epsilon N Selma AJ Abbas John Anderson William Anderson Thomas Balsano Richard Drajer Don Cammarora Timmie Conrad Gary Curler Thomas Delaney John De Sanro Roxane Doering Dale Ed arr Charles Eridsson Ann Evans Nino Fukunoga David Gobran Marshall Grant Helen Hall Dav� d Heinrz Joseph Leinberger Richard Masselink Gary McGee Kevin McLaughlin Chi Epsilon Kimmoi Nguyen Cheryl Penkowski Steven Perry Linda Pfaff Roberr Reese Jeff Rondmi Marianne Roser James Sanders James Savage Keirh Schimmel Mark Schumm Sheryl Smirh Jill Stephenson Gregory Srroeffer Ellen Tobias Ronald Unnersroll Nicholas Volkaoos Laurie Welker Scot Warren Mary Ellen Weber Janer Weidner Gory Wieczorek Bernard Zerfas Ai AtKiiatn Neol ArxJonon Rex A aerson Rurh Oaker M :noe Oort Karen Derg John Deiz Joe KcKt Noncy OfcWey Joseph Dow ord Mfte Oresoo Stove Orodvnan Richard Drown Er Drum Cfxxles Orunner Michael Drum Sieve Drum Kem Campogno Lua Coyedo Ivan Chosnc TecK Chuo Ed Copetand Nomon Cuien Soeed Dodcchoy Ralph Dorfy Lorry Doecn Gregory Denlnger Pere DCario Mary Lynn Doherty Raph Domvfe Jenrrfcr Edwcrds Dr on Eher Moshe Eager Lon Fafich Orion Fisher Leo Goidberg Er Gowdy Ovtsnne Groce Robert Groy Vos Grover W Hoi Jon Harmon lone Hoyoer. Gregory Hecmson Metsso Holder Tm Hofrermarm Jenryfa Hjft Jm iddm James lessee JerrokJ Johnson Kevn Kmpei Joseph Kruye' Tom Lawson Sobnno Moossrvyr Roben MckjWo Rebecca McDcmet Mo MBer Done Miyomoio Erlmg MC'wGtr Lcrsson Dove Moyono Lary Nehe� CcTvn Neoo� ' AJvn Nsnkowo Mark Osen Dovd Orero Micnoe- Peterson Pcrrd . Phetson Fronk PWc Annmone Poao Jm PoruroKHi Sue Pr«t chord Jecn Rcrffr. Hormd Rahman brido Ringenberg Drenr Roberts Alan Sanderson Poul Soncrty JohnSoyiec John Schmir Dove Seogreen Veror� cQ Suer. Defc e Smrh Andrew Srouooe Lous Trana DfK Ticker Adnaon Von Wj« Jonerre Wagner EL-obetn Water Orod Worson Tmorhy Whekyi Sherry YoCTnjrn Teresa Zoge- j Civil Engineering Honorary 408 Chemical Engineering Honorary I AU Beta Pi Selma Al-Abbas Gregory Ames Ron Anderson Richard Armsrrong David Arwood Margorer Austin Rurh Roller Jeffrey Beachy James Beaulieu Greg Bechtel Donald Bender Dale Berry Mark Berringer Jeffrey Birkel Berh Boling Raymond Boyd Michael Brescia Neal Brown Eugene Dukowski Andrew Bush Andrew CaH ms Don Cammarara National Engineering Honorary Nelson Carrer Sreve Jepson Kathy Parsons Michael Cepko Brian Johnson Ronald Peck Marls Chaban Tim Johnson Mark Pern Ming Chengr Timorhy Joyce Linda Pfaff Richard Chim Hai Chua April Kaurzi Patrick Pherson Charles Cler Dales Kenr Frank Pirillo Jeffery Conrad John Kerekes William Piunlsetr Ed Copeland Doncid King Jean Raffin Roberr Cromwell Jeff Kearman James Ramey Cheryl Crow Douglas Kline Jose Ramirez Narhan Cullen Andrea Knox Neal Rena Larry Dalron, II Leslie Kolodziejski James Robb John DeBrosse Barbaro Kornblum Brent Roberrs Gregory Denlinger Laura Korre Cathy Roberrs Don Depury Brian Konlowski Harold Roman Peier DiCcrlo Karla Kreurz Brian Rozema Steven Dick Laura Ann Kneger Steven Rybu Greg Dirlss Bill Lae Saod SoSeh TimoThy Dock Sruarr Lark. Alan Sallawasser Roxone Doermg Michael Lemley James Sanders Jim Donnell James Lewis Luann Schaefer Margorer Dunbeck David Long Keith Schimmel Janeii Duncan Dovid Looper Marie Schoffmann Jennifer Edwards Lionel Vinh Luu Joy Schooley Douglas Engelnardr Vidsi Lynn Robert Schuster Ellen Englehardr Anne Macadam Gavin Smdoir Daniel Evans, Jr Robert Mogiioio Paula Smit John Fox Roberr Martin Stephen Srohly Mike Fritz Rebecca McDaniel David Szumios Jennifer Gage Davia McGrath Mark Tibbitts James Gatlo John McMichaei Srephen Tilmcns Bruce Garfcck Dean Miller Thomas Uhrig Keirh Gores Sreve Mills Nicholas Volkonas James Gearhorr David Moyano James Vaught Edward Gerken Dovid Mussmonn Melissa Vice Mxihael Gpson Douglas Neff Michael Wahl Srephen Goldschmidt Larry Neher Elizabeth Walter Chrisrine Groce Colvin Neidrauer Russell Walter Lindo Gray Nghia Nguyen Mary Weber Terrence Grimiey Thanh Nguyen Dewayne Wesley Charles Hake Eric Nuss WiBiom Whisier Nancy Harders John Oglesby Roberr Williams Ronald Harland Kathleen Quinlan Michael Wilson Raymond Hayes Robert Palmqu6t Jeff Wolf Tsun Yuk Hsu Martin Parrish Bernard Z erf as AGRICULTURE Clockwise from left: landscape architecture display; corn used in research; Lilly Life Sciences Greenhouse; Forestry 339 field trip; Lilly Life Sciences’ Greenhouse; and the annual flower show sponsored by the Horticulture Club. 410 V. 411 AGRICULTURE V. 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PA Education Education Photography Education y ■ 81 MANAGEMENT Clockwise from left: Management Assistance Laboratory; Dean Keith Smith presenting the Peter Dora Scholarship to Janet Harvey and Kathleen Stiles; James Perrella, President of the Air Compressor Group of the Ingersol-Rand Company; the newly built Krannert Center for Executive Education and Re-serach; Tom Blood and Suzanne Dunbar of the Management Council; undergraduate counseling. 482 483 MANAGEMENT JAMES ABBOTT MARYBETH ADAMS DARLENE ALDERMAN AMY ALFORD KATHERINE ALLEN TRACY ALMQUIST Stamford. CT McHenry. IL Barrington. IL Indianapolis. IN Terra Haute. IN Anderson, IN Marketing Accounting Management Marketing Finance Marketing DIANA ANDREWS RICHARD APELAND MICHELLE AUSTIN JOHANNA BADER ROBERT BADGER JEROME BAKER Argot. IN Warsaw, IN Gary. IN Indianapolis. IN Carmel. IN Indianapolis. IN Marketing Industrial Mgmt. Accounting Marketing Industrial Mgmt. 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Management KRISTIN FOSTER DAVID FOX KRISTIN FRANK BRADLEY FRITSCHLE ANN FRITZSCHE DAVID FULLER Indianapolis. IN Indianapolis. IN New Canaan. CT Glenview. IL Fort Wayne. IN Indian Rocks Bch. FL Management Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt. Industrial Mgmt Finance JEAN GARRETSON DARLA GATLIN JANE GEHLHAUSEN ANN GERLACH RONALD GIARDINI SCOTT GILLESPIE Lafayette. IN Brownsburg, IN Huntingsburg. IN Crown Point, IN Conncrsville. IN Munster. IN Marketing Marketing Marketing Finance Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt. CHRISTOPHER GILLIG BRENDA GIVENS THOMAS GLOVER Fort Wayne. IN Gary. IN Frankfort. IN Marketing Accounting Industrial Mgmt KAREN GOOD CYNTHIA GOTSHALL ANDREW GRANT Anderson. IN Kokomo. IN Anderson. IN Management Industrial Mgmt Marketing THOMAS GRANT JENNIFER GRAY MARY GREENAWALD SEAN GRIFFITHS DOUGLAS GRIMSTED MARY GROEN Fort Wayne. IN Scotia. NY Valparaiso. IN Cincinnati. OH Freeport. NY Rochester. MI industrial Mgmt Marketing Industrial Mgmt Finance Industrial Mgmt Marketing 488 CINDY GRUBE LINDA GUERTLER SUE GUSLOFF JOHN HAGELGANS JAMIE HALL TIMOTHY HALTOM Canandaigua. NY Oakbrook. IL Freeport. IL Newtown Square, PA Fort Wayne. IN Craudordsville, IN Economics Marketing Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt Management ROBERT HAMMELL MARILYN HANZAL RICK HARGIS CATHERINE HARRIS MARLON HARRIS DOUGLAS HARSHBARGER Jackson. Ml Merrillville, IN W Terre Haute. IN RockvtUc. IN Indianapolis. IN Camden. IN Industrial Mgmt Finance Industrial Mgmt. Finance Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt DEBORAH HARTMAN HARVEY HARTMAN. JR JUDY HARTMAN MICHAEL HARZINSKI RONALD HASKAMP WILLIAM HAUT Elkhart. IN Richton Park. IL Evansville. IN W Pittston, PA Greensburg, IN Elkhart, IN Management Finance Accounting Finance Industrial Mgmt. Accounting Management JUDITH HAVENS Indianapolis. IN Accounting ANNE HELLINGA South Bend. IN Finance CAROL HENDRYX Fort Wayne. IN Industrial Mgmt KENNETH HILL Baldwin. NY Marketing JILL HINDS Toledo. OH Industrial Mgmt STEVEN HOFER Indianapolis, IN Management ROBERT HOFMANN SIDNEY HOLLAND BRYAN HOLLINGSWORTH DAVID HOOTEN JOHN HORKY MICHAEL HOROWITZ Trumbcll. CT Chatham. NJ Indianapolis. IN W Lafayette. IN Naperville. IL Matawan. NJ Industrial Mgmt. Finance Management Industrial Mgmt. Accounting Finance 489 MANAGEMENT BRYCE HUFFMAN KATHY HUGHES ANN HUMPHREYS CARL HUNGERFORD STEVEN HUNGNESS SONJA HUNT Lafayette. IN Dayton. OH Mansfield. OH Indianapolis. IN Sheldon. IL Indianapolis, IN Marketing Marketing Accounting Industrial Mgmt. Finance Finance MICHAEL HURST Martinsville. IN Management JULIE IVES Covington. IN Management DEBORAH JAMES Georgetown, IN Industrial Mgmt. CYNTHIA JANOSIK Mishawaka. IN Management SCOTT JANSSEN DePere. W! Industrial Mgmt YVELINE JEANNERET W Lafayette. IN Marketing DANE JERVIS STEVEN JOHNS JILL JOHNSON ROSALIND JOHNSON ALAN JONES LOUIS JONES Atwood, IN Delphi. IN W. Lafayette. IN Gary. IN Anderson. IN Chicago. IL Finance Industrial Mgmt Marketing Marketing Industrial Mgmt Marketing MARY JONES THOMAS KAERCHER. JR ERIC KAHRE FRED KALEEL JEAN KALIL ALAN KARPICK Lafayette, IN Indianapolis. IN Peru. IN Naperville, IL South Bend, IN W. Lafayette. IN Marketing Industrial Mgmt Finance Accounting Industrial Mgmt Management V MARY KAUPKE Indianapolis, IN Industrial Relations BRIAN KEARNS Marlborough, CT Management LYNN KEMP Stevensville, Ml Management JANET KERCHER Goshen, IN Industrial Mgmt JOHN KIBBLER Freeport. IL Industrial Mgmt DONALD KING Lafayette. IN Industrial Mgmt 490 JAMES KINNEY STEVEN KIRK NATINNE KLAM DOUGLAS KLEIN KATHY KNAUER KEVIN KNIGHT Lafayette, IN W Lafayette, IN New York, NY Columbus. IN Waynctown, IN Lafayette, IN Industrial Mgmt. Marketing Management Finance Management Industrial Mgmt TIMOTHY KNOPF Milan. IN Industrial Mgmt. TOM KOTSINIS Gary. IN Industrial Mgmt LINDA KRYGERIS Somersworth. NH Management DONNA KUMLER Indianapolis. IN Marketing PETER LA BUS Indianapolis. IN Industrial Mgmt ROBERT LADNER Flossmoor. IL Industrial Mgmt ALISON LANE ANITA LANGLEY DAN LAVENGOOD NANCY LEEMIS JANET LEGG AMY LEHN Buffalo, NY Carmel. IN Kokomo. IN Elmhurst. IL Windfall. IN Mahopac. NY Finance Accounting Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt Marketing Management MARY LEONARD ROBERT LESNIAK PETER LEVY ZENA LEW ROGER LEWIS CHANDREA LIGHTFOOT Indianapolis. IN Arlington Hts.. IL Kokomo. IN Silver Spring. MD Hobart. IN Indianapolis, IN Marketing Industrial Mgmt Accounting Accounting Industrial Mgmt Management MARY LILES DOUGLAS L1NDLEY JACKIE LIVESAY MARGARET LOUGHL1N TOM LOZANOSKI DAVID l.UBERT Indianapolis, IN Eaton. OH Tipton. IN Indianapolis. IN Crown Point. IN Warren, OH Industrial Mgmt Marketing Accounting Industrial Mgmt Finance Marketing J 491 MANAGEMENT r v. WENDY LYONS Indianapolis, IN Marketing JOHN MACK Sooth Bend. 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IN Economics STEVEN RABBI W. Lafayette. IN Finance DAVID RANDICH Naperville. IL Industrial Mgmt. JEFFREY REDMAN DAVID REIFEIS FREDERICK REILLY ANNETTE REUTMAN JERRY REUTMAN CHERYL RHEA Elkhart, IN Indianapolis, IN Haines City. FL Ferdinand, IN Ferdinand. IN Kendallville. IN Management Accounting Management Accounting Management Accounting MARIANNE RICHMOND SCOTT RICHTER Hammond. IN Fort Worth, TX Management Marketing SCOTT RITCHIE Joliet. IL Marketing JANICE ROARK Brookville. IN Accounting MARY ROBINSON Anderson. IN Industrial Mgmt. JENNIFER RODEFER Indianapolis. IN Management REBECCA ROGERS Indianapolis, IN Finance SANDRA ROTH Seven Hills, OH Finance RICHARD RUDE W Lafayette. IN Industrial Mgmt. PAUL RUPPF. Lafayette. IN Finance JEAN RYAN DANIEL SALVETER Arlington Hts . IL Marion. IN Marketing Management 494 ■ ROBERT SATEK DANIEL SCHAFER RICHARD SCHARF. JR BRIAN SCHEIDT STEVEN SCHE1DT WILLIAM SCHMITZ Arlington Hts.. IL Columbus. IN Westfield. NY Wheaton. IL Wheaton. IL Indianapolis. 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IN Industrial Mgmt Finance______________Industrial Mgmt Marketing Finance Finance % 495 MANAGEMENT WILLIAM STAMPLER JONATHAN STAUB COLLEEN STECKER LAWRENCE STEIN HAUER KAREN STEINHOFF AMY STEWART Goshen. IN Columbus. OH Fort Wayne. IN Lombard. IL Midland. Ml Floyd Knob . IN Industrial Mgmt Induttrial Mgmt Finance InduMrlal Mgmt. Industrial Mgmt Finance PATRICIA STEWART KATHLEEN STILES JENNIFER STILLWAGON TERRI STRAIGHT COLLEEN SULLIVAN Rye. NY Indianapolis. IN Meridian. MS Lombard. IL Elk Grove Vg .. IL Industrial Mgmt Accounting Finance Accounting Industrial Mgmt. MARY SWAIM W. Lafayette. IN Accounting SUSAN SWARTS YO TAO TIMOTHY TARDIF JEFFREY TARVIN ROBERT TATUM MARTHA TAYLOR Pittsburgh. PA W. Lafayette. IN Northbrook. IL Lapel. IN Gary. IN Indianapolis. IN Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt Industrial Mgmt V STEPHEN THALKEN GUY THOMAS MARIDELL THOMPSON CAROL THORNTON VICKI TIEK JACQUELYNN TINNERMAN W Lafayette. IN Kokomo. IN Wichita. 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I 547 In Memoriam Frederick Lawton Hovde was born in Erie, Pennsylvania on February 7, 1908. He received his formal education at the University of Minnesota and at Oxford University in England. Mr. Hovde assumed the presidency of Purdue University in January. 1946 and served until his retirement on June 30. 1971. The Hovde years are hailed as the period of greatest growth and expansion of the University. Mr. Hovde is responsible for Purdue's emergence as one of the world's foremost research and scientific institutions. To your call once more we rally: Alma Mater, hear our praise! Where the Wabash spreads its valley Filled with joy our voices raise: From the sky in swelling echoes. Come the cheers that tell the tale Of vie’tries and your heroes. Hail Purdue! We sing. All Hail! Hail. Hail to Old Purdue. All Hail to our Old Gold and Black: Hail, Hail to Old Purdue. Our friendship may she never lack; Ever grateful, ever true. Thus we raise our song anew Of the days we've spent with you; All Hail, our own Purdue. The 1983 DEBRIS is the ninety-sixth volume of the yearbook of Purdue University. It was produced and edited by the 1983 DEBRIS staff. Offset printing was done by Josten's American Yearbook Company at its Clarksville. Tennessee plant. The paper stock is American's 80 dull enamel, with pages 1-16 100 gloss enamel. The endsheets are 60 endsheet stock, Hammermill Antique Cream White, printed in Pantone 202. The cover was manufactured by Josten's at its Topeka. Kansas plant. The cover material is Oyster with maroon 373 as the applied color. Senior portraits were taken by Steve Forslund. Adrienne Nowowiejski. John Monahan, and Russ Mierta of Yearbook Associates. Millers Falls. Massachusetts. Additional specifications may be obtained by addressing inquiries c o DEBRIS, Box 647 Stewart Center. West Lafayette. Indiana 47907. SPECIAL THANKS Ron Oliver. Dick Maurer, Ray Kavey. 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Mary Damm, Krista Gemlich SPORTS EDITORS Janet Heintz, Ginny Robinson. Terrye Williams ACTIVITIES EDITORS Kate Fenstermaker. Tom Powell, Anita Verheul RESIDENCES EDITORS Suzy Money. Heather Nicolai. Karen Winchester GREEKS CO-OPS EDITORS Michelle Cline. Nik Ramfos. Debbie Slagel ACADEMIA EDITORS Carol Albright. Wendy Cook. Connie Schuessler ART EDITOR Susan Sliwa COPY EDITORS Susan McCollum, Diane Murnsh PHOTOGRAPHERS Masoud Azimi. Bill Collins. Jeff Conrad. Tom Conroy. Sam Downs. Ken Dyman, Gary English. Michelle Greener. Andy Hodge. Dean Ikemoto. Mike Johnson. Jennifer Jurgens. Mary Kay Martines. Kate Phelps. Eric Ryden BUSINESS ASSISTANTS Cheryl Lonson. Rick Smith SALES ASSISTANTS Stephanie Carpenter. Jill Eden. Ann Flammang. Jim Hankinson. Tara Hickey. Janet Krincic. Sandy Larson, Bettina Lyst. Cathy Mazan. Julie McFatridge. Cathy Morgan. Jennifer Niehouse. Susan Rammel. 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