Southern Illinois University - Obelisk Yearbook (Carbondale, IL)
- Class of 1960
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aa aa ' ana 'b X Ae 2 2 0+ 13' 3 2 Q Z, Ammnmmwmk g,..,,- -m--- --- o eWff'+L Q '- 'f? 7 CARBONDALE Q QS, X40 4RTERED BELI K S0llth6I 'll Hlinojis U lliVCl'S ilY Cz11'b0ndale. Il linois RONALD VQXSKIIQ, llufflvflll' BH I Il' I UU I,, XRCfl',, .l.N.H2l'!llfl' lzffzfm 4 J J J A , . t , MARIAN R.xc:liY, ,lx wm1!f lff!1'!ffr RUNQXLD R.X'l'HBlCRCiIiR, Almmfflff liflfm XV. MJXNIUN RICH, lfmfff .lf!Z'! Nr'?' Activities Academic: ports 16- 65 66-109 110-147 1b the Sluclenls of .Sloutlzern 1111'n01's M11'Uers1'1y CIongratulations to the Obelisk stall for produeing one ol the inost eoinplete and attraetive yearbooks in Southern's long history. This is as it should be, for as the University grows and matures it should progress in every respeet. However, inere growth without purpose would be pointless. It was for this reason that the University Board of Trustees devoted tiine and study and, eventually, gave approval to what have beeoine known as Southern's objeetives. It is fitting that the Obelisk this year has been produeed in aeeordanee with these objeetives, and I wish to express personal appreeiation for seleetion of this thenie. Perhaps it is not unreasonable to expect that as the Qbelisk gives emphasis to the objeetives of the University, students inay pause to give more Careful eonsidera- tion to their own objeetives and the prineiples whieh govern eaeh person's eonduet day to day. A student without definite objectives is an edueational wanderer, and it usually follows that sueh an individual is unaware of the preeiousness of tiine. Ur anizations Cree 'S Livin f J 1 K 148-209 210-233 231-283 Students who reap the riehest harvests lmoth in aeademie and 4'Xtra-eurrieular aetivities are those with well-estahlished goals, who know what they want to ae- eoinplish alter graduation. These are the indiyiduals who study with determination and enthusiasm: their work tends to heeome a pleasure. As the years go hy, this beautiful volume will lose some ol' its llreshness and sparkle. hut its value will increase, for it will always he a reminder ol' perhaps your most significant years of growth smentally, culturally and soeially, years ol' struggle, achievement, adjustment and fun, or possilmly years partially wasted through in- deeision while you groped for worthwhile goals. .Xs you leal' through these pages liye or twenty-liye years from now, you may he inspired to take another loolq at your personal road map to he sure you are still on the route leading to your ehosen destination. The real strength of any university is relleeted in its students, and its sueeess is measured in terms ol its graduates. lt is my hope that always there will he mueh in Common between the personal olrieetiyes ol' students and alumni and those ol' Southern Illinois University. Very sineerely yours, D1cI,Y'1'1c XY. Moiuus. President To Exalt Beauty In God, in nature, and in artg . . . nf N1 Nllllfffr rffgnlnf living il sz1tisi21c't111'y rullvgc' st11cl1'11t is not 2111 t'z1sx task, nm' is it 2111 vzisy job to pmviclf' thc' propvi' sct ting' tm' this p1'c1c'11ss to oc'c'111'. StJlllht'I'Il Illinois Uni x'c'1'sity. in its wide- scnpf- of lcuiriiiiig z11'c1z1s, sti11111lz1tc's tlic' Zlllllllfitx ol c'xc'c-114111111 Ill all that om' c'11c'o111pz1ssc's 1 IA? I s wx, 1Y, If QQ, .V ., .Q 'Q I . . al Alllflff fmrl.s :gf mlfzjflu lgal fl jmzmzlal rlznfw . . . zlzzrfzzg mgy .X!'fI.SIlll N , I5 'lyk j . 5 3 ' 'W'-' Uv X' 2 g. 1 K 'f , -:Za . 3 Y -.2 -.. ,. fra ' l . ..wr MW ff '11 , M Q , .. is K S - ,Qu 14 39 I 1 X , . I ifgwix X Psi A ' F lull llllli f1111.s111'l 111 1'1lfl111'1' In beconiing a University cleclicatecl to excellence, Southern has set high stanclarcls for all those whoin it serves. lt also instills the clesire to achieve these goals through action and expression that shows a respect for others. Every clay as one walks across the cainpus, he can lincl the best in something simple ancl familiar, such as the fountain or a new exhibit in the inuseuin. This attitucle can be seen better in the college friendships which surround each stuclent's everyday actions. Teaching how to love the best but to . . . Zt'!1li!f' 1l'1'1j11'11g 1411 11111111 ZL'1iffl fl11'l1111.xl . . . in nm' f'i'f'lLl'fXf41' fzrhnm keep the human touchg . . .kfmnz ilu' n'zu11 rlx af 1Q1'Z'I'llxQ F mg nlwmzlffzrif ' ff ' ffm' fffmilz To Advance Learning In a11Qlines of truth Wherever they may lead, Showing how to think Rather than what to think, . .ru W g, g . .-li it l I it , - .,.,, . . 5 f 1 3 r rare 1 a t if-' Q . ' 'if' s , bu 3 ' n- fu s ui keg' i , . 1 ,Q . . . Ill rl fllflllflf lfllllllilllll . . . from fill-lfzrjfirffl u!f.sf'1az'f1l1'm1 Learning eneoinpasses researeh-produo tion of new knowledge. Froin being shown the inetliods of gathering faets, a student learns to respeet the opinion of authorities in the many lields. lrlowever, he also learns that lie inust seek out and understand all the faets of a given situation before lie ean llorinulate a ineaningful evaluationoliit. l l i l lgyqfilnlzvlfg nfl! fm u11f .sf'ff In 'iff 1 fm f xflffzngf ffl frffm fflfllllxgfl wzhllqvfif' f'x'jff'1 1'111w11!.x sims, , WWW- Q 1 I I 1 I X I ,, 1 I 1 I 1 Assisting the powers of the mind . n their self-developmentg I I 1 I I I I 1 I1 If :H I I 1 I 1 I , I I 1 1 I I 1 . . lffmudgfz 1A1mz1!1'g11!1'2'1' Afllffl' . . . ffl' 111171111-llgfvllf ffllflllhlllg l'.Xfl6'l'I'6'lItT l,tx2ll'l1IllQ is 21 gg1'cm'tI1 p1'oc'vss. I11 Ixlll- Iilling thc- IJllI'IJUSt' ol' t'C1l1C21fillQ' its lllillly y111111g lI'lt'Il 1111fl XX'tJll1t'll, SUllll1t'I'll trics 111 gin- its SIIICIVIIIS LIS 111211131 of thc- Imsic' tfmls II11' 11111-stiga1tic111 als pussilnlc. 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T 0 Forward Ideas and Ideals In our democracy, Ielaviiig an c'fl'vc'tix'v cicfiiiociatic' QOVUFII- nivnt l't'C1llil't'S cxvryciiic' to think and act lim' hinisvlli. To do this Cihcivntly, a stiiclc-nt ninst keep zihrvast nf whzitis hap- pening nn cunnpns, in thc' nation and in the xwwlcl. In doing his part, he inust tix- prvss his livlivfs and cliligcintly pursuc' his ich-als. i1OXX'VX't'li. many tinics he inust stop zxncl vvziliizitc- his t-Ilknats so that ht- will not 1-xpvnfl his c-111-rqy triwalfl :in unworthy gnzil. Sinn- his 2lf'liUllS have- he-airing' on tht- lim-it ui' tithe-rs. 21 student is cwinstzintly in c'cnitzic't with tht' lizilziiiw hcftwt-mi iNIxt't'fltJlIl zincl sf-ll' c-x Jrvssion. 'lNhI'Ullf'ih I -5 J . . . lfimuglz nm' duty In N016 X zissnvizitinii with pt-oplf' lmin all parts ol Lf if' X tht- glulit-. 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Ulf nf fm W 111, ff 1,1 gmfzffx mf I1 In ffll' .S'1'1f g1'11g .S'rf11f1rf1 un nnnlf' Il ffm- ff'1l ,w'll1'11 g fm' flu' .XIIIIIIQA D191 flI'U4Ql'I1llI. As the grass begins to sprout in the spring time and its new fresh green contrasts with the yellows in Life Science and the Library, Southern takes on a renewed life. Students return from vacation with brightened faces and spirits. Florida sun has made some more tanned than before, with a tinge of sunburn perhaps. Those less fortunate note in envy saying, Next year. Other students return having lost their single status. As the weather becomes warmer students llock to Giant City and Crab Qrchard Lake for additional recreation such as swimming, boating, and water skiing. Downpours are quite frequent at Southern leaving many a student drenched as he runs to and from classes. Studies become a chore and lectures seem longer. Some instructors: however, take ad- vantage of good weather and hold their class sessions out of doors. Spring also brings a varied group of activities. During Spring Leadership Camp discussions are held by campus leaders. The greeks plan for Greek YtVeck. Nlany groups hold formal dances. But the highlight of activities is Spring Festival with Miss Southern contest, midway and vaudeville show, IJ1111'1z.g.s,l11'1'1zg mm, Soz1ff1f'n1',i jmlmfzkzf mln- jms ff'mff'r.i' mf! in 1f1'.sc'11.s,s1'm1grnnllu al S11 'fi IIFZU Lilfff' Cmiql' Lake Cff1l7IfIII.Y rf1'111'11'Q fmff. .4152-. Cliflllf ffliflk f'fl.s1'fl' !lt'l't'.l.fIff!I' In .S'll1lfflf'l'Ili,j lflffffflfl i IS wwf nmn' fleflllflfllf in ffz f' .lflflillg nf lfn' giwzr. , f l l ., is C- I 9 . 4-1 li! I 1 I! I .S'f1!11nffi1', f11111if!.xf zilfzfmzffzilrg M471-t'.N, lzi'f'21Ujfi1'fl ffmfzfzim f1'm'ff nj' on lfzf' Iivlllllfl' lla!! flfllllll In fn' jmlgw! fmt lfzf' lille of 79.59 Allzfsi .S'n11lf1f'1'11. 9 lfnfj lla!! Zim lfif' ,Vl'Nf' Q1 SfIllffIf'l'lli.S Hllllllflf .s'f'1111'gfm'1m1! 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The Theta Xi fraternity eaptured the first plaee trophy with their hilarious version of Cinderella Miss Barry Jo VVood was Crowned Miss Southern on the Wfoody Hall patio by lVIiss'Ioann Ranek the retiring queen during the festivities. lvlembers of the Aquaettes presented their annual Spring Festival swimming show with the theme, t'Toyland . as their activity. gpm, 5 , 4 Q O 'fwi ee- N W I xg yl lllll ? 4 II EIUII llll ll ' TQ1'fKl7I6fsq fly UW .'Iq1111f'llf'.Y10415j11Af1s'f'11fa'flnl I '11z'1'f'1'.x 1'U'SflzzzrffPnnf. CC ' 99 ount Fall' for Weekend Alzffx' lianly fn Hvllllfjflf Gmnilr ffifz' z4'z1.vf'1'nz1'11f'ff .Uzfm .S'1lIlffIf'l'II 19.59 by Nw 7958 ,Uzfspsw .S'o11lf'1f'1 11, Joann lfrzrzwlf, f1.s fi11f1!1fs'l4s' f,'6'Ik1'f1Af1 .X.Ul'l'I'.N, 6'07I7Il'6? .KItf1I.fI7IZ'.3', Afllfl-11111111 llfmrr, 111111 x7lllIt'f f.'!1l4fI!lY'S'.8 funk nn. 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Hoine Economies. majors have lv I moved their laellities from Qld lvlain to the new building loeated on Grand Avenue. New labora- 1 tories are available lor students to applv the ' ' theory thev have learned in various eourses. New living Centers. part ol' a 5193 million housing , program have also been eonstrueted. The ,Groom llainilv housing units named Southern Hills have apartments llI'IJ1IlUIl to three rooins. Small group housing is the new living area llor Southern's Greeks. liaeh group bas a large sleeping area and 1 separate studv roonis lor two or three students. - M1-inbers oll the eanipus eonnnunitv watehed anxiouslv as the new student union began to take liorin. 'l'he new union will provide a ealleteria. snaelq bar, bowling eenter, ballroom and inusie rooin. 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Also on the prograin were Indian danees and a deinonstration on fly, r 'j': ' spinning and bait Casting. Saturday, approxi- mately 50 exhibits were displayed in the stadiuin. Added enxioyinent was provided at Crab Qrehard Lakes Lookout Point where a sailboat regatta took plaee. Saturday's events ended with a square danee in the lX1en's Gyin. Sunday's pro- grain was siinilar to Friday's with the addition of ,P rbi., three C119 Flying Boxears. vm- ' W -4.1-W51' ,, ,A A W ummm f' . .i Kg1'1111n1.s! f.l'l.'fiflI'IlI.N nl ,l1li.lINfl'f'ZL' .S'lf1fl1'11m uf Uzzlrlom' 1.1-Z'I.l1'Q Ilmzu. lnffnnf ffflmm, ifmzfifnnf by llff .lfmrzzml lmfzizm fffnfn nf fdfllilflgll, ruin' ll flllgflfllfflf nf lflf' sfmztt b Y i I ' ' .. 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XYVIKQ' Ilic i'X'UIllllL1'.S ll4'L!Il1l'cxCl giivsl zirtislf. lliv leirgc' c'1'mx'cl iii lXlC'.XllClI'Q'XY Slllflllllll xnxx llciiu-cl to lcziw- tliv iiicwiiiiplc-lvcl cmiiwiil 4 . 1 . , 1. - 4,5 f M ij ol' Suilllivrii llliiiuis RAIN? ia YN. i I'lI'N'. at an Iillfbflllllf fm llflffllbfiflfl .y!11r1'w11!.r zvfflz 1,5 f1I'f'lAlIAQt'.Y fm' fren fzmlzfflrzz and film' IIIOf!IFl'.S'. ' s In spring honor students are recognized, Join! 'lfffffzfh :mv rl! fffw l'11zlzw1.x1!1 s lllfllll'll!llH1it'lf.Sff- f' ffvfffww ll gf!! fm wfifffflfxfilff ffhlll f'n'x1fff'1f! .llmlfu l'm rffffzff .llffnfm fu lfff llfllllflx Nqr ffffzfwmffflfnl,fnlffnmfw l rlfzfffivli rwfzo fllfliwf' ff1x!f,'1y111if1wl fflf'lllxl'fi'f'l Zl'1I.'!l flzlgff gm Honors Day is a program planned each year through the joint ellorts of the Student Council and the University Convocations Committee. The student connnittee appointed by the Student Council included lVIarsha Van Cleve, Ma1'ie Holirield, and Jeanine North. Class officers for the various classes assisted in the Honors Day Convocation as inarshals and ushers. Fraternities, sororities, alumni, departments. and individuals sponsored scholarships, awards and prizes for students with a ininiinuni over-all average of 4.00. Recent initiates in University honor so- cieties were named. Underclassnien 14.5 or ahoveb and upperclassnien 14.2 or ahoyel also received recognition for their high grades. riff, I maffe' ziffv un' ffzf' F.U'l-ff'ff zi'w'rf.s nf .slu- fffnfx wfm Hlf.X'f.0ll.Sf2' l1Zk !lfft'Il ffzff gfaffw flU.tff'ffQ.8. i 3 and stud is at its highest for finals fiffw .Xfff'1'1-iff up mmf af ffzf' nfgfzf. 'vffff mm ifnff' ff'fl1ff1'tiIfff4QfIf If fl i i zuzffz ffm .sfffffwff in fm fzfffmjif fn ffn ffmf fffif mfwffw fm111w1'n g I At Qxann tiinc thc old zzciagcx Sink or Swim is U'i1IlSfig'l,1l'f'd into Think or Sink. As Southcxrn's scfxriwil thousand studcnts throw asidc' ull thoughts of vzirly- tcrin fun. Thcfy thcn diver hcadiirst into thc' scrious husinrss of studying for finals. Fall tvrin cvcryoiic draws upon his invin- orics of suinincr fun and his resolutions inadc for E1 uhcttci' yvar to sustain hiin throughout this ordcal. Nc-ar thc find of thc wintc-r tcrin, thc' use of suininvr rcxrol- lcctions to soothv that arhcs of hard studic-s arc alinost exhausted so thc xwaiy-Cyril Coed finds 1'Qlc'z1sv from tension in tht' snow-ball tights and frtfqurnt ciaiircs. Thr rcality of finals during' spring tcfrin hecoinvs casicr to aloof-pt hy studrnts who :irc thinking oi' suinnicr as just zihvzidf' C.'f'ffl7flIfZ.ffAQ mm' 1'f'z'1'fzt'zi11g mv naw. fl'fff1 f11f1'zt'f1f'1'f' ffmn fff fn iff fm' CPN1' nf ffff' t'r11ff'.s1' .Q-'flfff' fffjfwlfff- ing nn ffzf' jifmf. wifi .vfzzzfwnf f1'z'f'.s' fzffs' ufmasf. fn fzw fzfzzfm aff frzff ffzf' mrffffit zt'1'ff fm nzw. 27 if . 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Diversified sunnner aetivities inelude Tuesday evening eoneerts on the Wloody Hall patio spon- sored by the Student Union, trips to the lake and sun bathing. lvlany students take time to relax in the sun between their Classes because they want to get a tan and to study. Rlore fortunate ones take dips in nearby Crab Qrehard Lake. ,,?' 7 , ',A A , 'X E A it RN ll , 1 43 1 1 .111 U' ' . 1' xl. af 9 is I tar-ww A ' P ' 1' ii f 1-N k , x ,ri 1 tzwlsx 7 W A la' 1 - 1 1 tj: ,ig i 1 -1 f' il Q 1 i 1,,,g3.:::',L:, 1 .,. J s fb .g. 4 'MP UQ: . N 43' 41: 'fr ,wt .S'!111f1'1lf.s Zt'f111 1'1111f1f11'l Q11 111 U11' l,11l'1' f1111f ffll' 111fi'1111!11g1 f1fi1'1'f11X1'11AQ lull 1111.51 lllllfllkl 11'!11'!1' 11111111113 itll lfle' ,t1111. I .S'I11ff1'111x f11A'1' Il f11'1'111l' fflflll fflflll 1if111f1'1yt 111111 lffr 111111- 11111' !11f11f ffl flljilfl' II11' f11'1'z'1'!1jg11i Ilfi frfflf' flltfllllifll I.ffAif. l 1 . fs- ...... .. ' -- .. ,1 - X wg,-qi it 4 'ful 3-,, V i, :sw ' -N -wt. 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Some of the plays this year were: t'Glass Nlenageriew, Copper- head , and t'lX1ornings at Seven .' The last season performanee was the c'lVIost Happy Fellow . This broadway hit, pre- sented to a large audienee, was produeed through the eooperation of the musie de- partment and the theater department. 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Southern Illinois University extends a warm welcome to new faces, new ideas, new fu- ture alumni-in essence-new blood for a dynamic and fast growing University. As the freshmen look over the camp- us, on which they are soon to enter, they see mirrored in the future the hopes, disappointments, failures, and triumphs of a college education. Yes another year has begung another class, adding to our roster of freshmen. has for the first time entered to tread new corridors. IJKIJAIIIINQ 11111 IIN, 111'f1'z'1'1y 11111111 1.1 111111 nf N111 11111111 111f1ii of .sl111f1'11l !1'111f1'111 1l1111'11g 11111' 11111111111 c1111'l1. 111 X11 Wflllflffllfff Ill' 1111! ffl X11 .11t1l11111111'se111111 KN fflt' lfllfllflllill g111'11g f!111111ygf1 111z1' 1!111f1111l11' 1111'111f1. QNX- wi ' .M . . 11. -.1 P' ff1 wf .' , . s ' ' :Q ,' ,.,. .' 'A' . ' its ' 'Z'-'1'.r2'5z:+.,, srcfi-:mx--X. gf. 2N1f55V 11- Q 'W -- -. ..A..-K 41, I-'16 , ali .-' fb.. -- 1.- : r 1 - ., J--.K-vm.,-1. 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Before a record crowd of cheering sup- porters the Salukis defeated Eastern's Pan- thers 7-H at the football gaine, aluinni were inyited to collee hours and dinners given by social groups and departmental clubs. .Ioni .I2llllC'S, the Eddie Heywood 'llrio and comedian Henry Youngtnan were on the the program for the stage show. Following. the 'liex Beneke Qrchestra proyided the nuisiciifor the l-loinecoining dance held at the .'XI'lI1OI'y. .Xs the 2 o'clock hour ap- proached and the couples left: Homecoming 1959 became only a pleasant past ineinory. 1 1 F I D TM' I In11m'nn11'11g q11rf'11jf1'f1.s Il mm In fffgfzz flaw fmfffwff Qfllllr fu ulf1l111'11.x fm lfzf' .S'z1f11A'1'.s Illlff Ez1.xff'1A11'.x !JI1IIf!If'lN fulffff. '- . ! -I1 X . ' ' F' ,. X Homecomlng programs J, x 'iffy V r 1 'L - f -z .4 gg ! W mqili X'..f+. ., F M.. 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YYhilcf hawa- thc parclnts were shown thc' CLIIIIPUS. alwlxclvcl cotfcc hours. thc footbglll Q'-211110. 21 pizza suppm' sponsored by Dclta Chi. and to c'li111z1X tliv Clays' c-vcxlts 21 clallvc was hcld in Lwmz in thvir hmmm: lx'ffgz'.xfn1fzm1 21115 ffzrjimf mjf in Il zvzmff ffmgmzn f11!111z'2ff1f'- mg 111 ll fffzmf lzmmmzg I'1,NlfII1Q jffzzvzm IIN Pfmvffx llfgm. 55 -ffl -'fffif.7l'l'f'f lfflgl' Hfuilfw f111f1'.S'11x1f .xllfffl Illfllfff mills' nf fflr mf, N! ,1 fn fllvf .S'f1z1ffn111'x ffznzffzu fl! flzf M1-If Jun. frm M, ffflfrlf ' Q XXV, X six 3 , , R, l i.:!M-. N l aff , i- .i , - J ' tihfsf-tee -as-, is X 4 ' f Ng Wh-T ui ' -'13 Rs H 4 J 'ffl ,Flynn , ,il ii! 5 ul 'P i hiv., B i 1 ' if' l5,ffl,,.t is is. ' .,: i sj A K - , a iii: in i W 4 Wg K I ll ,fan T? tiff dx iilx sk .M ' f ,W ' , gh Jaxx . 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Catching the Christmas Opening Christmas Wfeek the Combined efforts oi Southern's musieal groups presented a two hour or- atorio, Dettingen Te Deumf' ln keeping with the Candlelite Christmas theme, Carols hlled Shryoek Friday night as various Greek, dorm, and religious organizations lighted their candles and sang familiar Carols. As Chairman Barbara Gill said, WThere is no better way to eateh the Christmas Spirit. Walkiiig past the life size eampus Christmas displays, students went to the Deek the Halls Party at the Student Union or to do last minute work on some of their group sponsored help for the needy. VVesley Founda- tion played Santa Claus to. orphans while sororities made food baskets and toys for needy families in the area. The 'gSnowlight Serenade dance and Inter- national Christmas banquet marked the Close of Christmas Wetik, but not that spirit of generosity it had emitted. ,iffllflll-HQQ flu' l't'fIf'l'f1-IH? fum! in ,fmnf Qf the fl-llflllill rim llff' mm! 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Chief of the Clliieago Central News Bureau of the Clliristian Sei enee Klonitor. Godfrey Spelling. was the programs main speaker. lfflf'6'l'f'1I'! fx'r1f1e'1'f f,f'i'f'ff 'ff falflfllllf H2271 lfmlf W W . , . - , , J V V fff!'lz nf IN f fzHNflll?!Iffl' l7!fr'!ffrfl'r1!,l iff Nffl H 'ff- L 'A -N 41 3 W mvovff . Iag I-,I, i N 59 mxxw A . I ve 1, X, fr! My ' X! M5 im!-ir I r , ,f ix .7 .,.,i. ,5 y I IIIFI ,, - 5 ,,, 6, ,I N I s, .I. I 't, ','- 3 f I x , ' ' . 9 Q, 'A'V M - Mi ,f xl 11 'ZW' -' if, rg '55 I ,, 4 4 f-xv '3 FX-Q!5'f , . Y, ,if- . J 1, .gi -L , vp, my Icwfm -V mf I 'ELI X45 - NC 'f .. I mx ,yatf 'ff iff I Yxg' ,2 ' .Ag ., M: 1 W' -1 'A 1 V yew! ' ' , J' E 1 fi if X I rf ,If 'A 1 3 .4 ' 5 Ny, ,I I fm Ag gl :gi ,,,0-... N X if 1 I 1.1 X f ., nr- ' ' x Q53 fu 1: Q - I' . 'ef :ax I 1 , 7 lx rw X .id V 1 1 , A lr , Ax- Si-ig. gg! I It L'l 1 1 , 2. - A , 4 'A U' sv mr. 1 . I X I 'X f Q ffrgufii, Kr C-W' fl Q.. A,.,,x an l ,js 1 H gf 6 M ' r lm ,, . R I ., .n--' Y . 4.4- F i 1 2' I L, fix 5 I ,XX ff, Q 1 V 1 Y -V L S. ..... .-L.+.4,1r:i:,:- -sqyuinuw x O MA .l...V......,, . . ,. ., .- ,. ., e., N +12 W? . -. f, P ' Q 'bs fgl qv' ,Q ' is ff. sa' wi:-wx ' 'f X , , J I V Y F 'L U- A , 5 ,,A,, Q 55,4 3, Q ' :'5-f'- xf 3. ' M K ' ,, n 1, - 'F V 5 ,Q s 2 ff' ,U, 26 kr -N A -a.. If AJ' , 3 413 1, 1- 4 -. 3 , 1.4. . Revue in Bluew proved to be a 'lihe general theme of this years' Nlilitary Ball was Holiday in Blue. For the first time the AFRQTC formed the lvlilitary Ball into a weekend of aetivity. Featuring talent from the entire AFRQTCI wing, a variety show Revue in Blue was held Friday evening in Shryoek ,AXuditorium. Clrowning Connie lN1eGinnis Mil- itary Ball Queen for 1900 was the highlight of the danee held Saturday evening at the National Guard Armory. Furnishing musie for the Ball was Bohhy Christian who wrote a speeial song for the SIU event. Another first ofthe weekend was the live hroadeast of the hall over XVSIU- Phil from the Armory. 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Both inen studied in France under the legendary Nadia Boulanqer. a distinguished eoniposer who visited at the 1958 Fine Arts in lining laijff Df Ilygffk l,f1flJ' .NN-Il'fi1, ll phnt Festival. Bottjmfs What is a Klan was a thirty- Il'f1lflllQ flfliflllllllllllf fi zum QIQETII ln' ll fm zzllr, ilqfffflisl. Il'1!!f fl fllflgflllll fl' Izgmvl fllkflf lin li Ilzmf Xfzrzmf of .izfmzmzf mm. lin' .Vzw flI'!t'IlIl.I l,fl1iUIfll'lIlllIl1i1 Aguzv' lzwn Cfrmlzzzzmzih'I,'n1nf'1o!.I. I I V f,lIlIlIl1'IlV.QfIIllll flt'l'fllII'lII1'l'.K llmlfflff lfn' fzfzflzkmfl. 1 b F1116 Arts Fesuval I I 1 tivc llllllllftx Choral Cycle based O11 cxt1'ac'tio11s lql'Olll 3 scx'c1'al YVl1it111a11 pocms. 5,I11c'llc1 s work was a l CTo11Ce1't P1000 for Piano and CDI'C'llCSI1'3.u Vllllff Salty Dogs, lJUI'ClllClS student Dixicland lD2lI'1Cl. l was fc'at111'c'cl at thc SCCUI1Cl 1-X111111al Klasquc' Ball. l 'l'wo jazz groups. thc- llOll1lSO11 Q11i11tc1t and l Sal Salvaclor. guitarist, also pc1'l'o1'111Ccl. 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' Xfllllfllf, lizillm Iiflflfr, lmzw 11111011 In Imfm! 1 i lo gf, fm um' nf lin' Ivlllillllhl in' .ikfllzizflg ff111'f1m. louthernis Student nion, Sponsoring many dillerent types ol, actiyities for Southern's students to enjoy is the primary aim of the Student Union. .Xt llilztltl a.m. the Union is packed with students: some studying, some playing cards, and some just plain talking. During Christmas XN'eek, the annual Deck the Halls celehration was held at the Union after the caroling session. .Xlso during winter was the annual Harmony Show, with the Phi Sigma Kappa quartet taking first place with their rendition of tOld Man Riyerf Through- out winter term the Union held tournaments in chess, bridge, pool, and tahle tennis. 'llaking trips to St. Louis to see the symphony orchestra or just to go shopping, interested many Southern stu- dents. In addition to trips to St. Louis the Union also held trips to dillerent athletic events held away from campus. Coke dances, music listening hours, ice skating parties, dancing lessons, and informal dis- cussions also attracted many students to the Union. ljffffvlrzizfyg in fflf' .in nuff llllllllllf llfnnmziy .Sllmzig Plzz' Slllglllll Iliflflflfl lflltllifff fllflkkfllllf jzffuf' fmjflgi' zeflfz ll Z'f'l'.81'Ul1 nf Ufff.lf11I1 lt1'z'z'1'. '54 1 1 1 I if 1111111 1'1'111 1' lflffffflx 1s 111111111111 -Svfflfifvfff 1 1111111 1 1 Y 1 a place Where one can relax and have fun 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 5 ,I 1 1 1 1 ljf1ll'I-IINQ 1'111'.s1s 1.1111111'1111'11'111111141111111'.S'Il .1 x111111'111.x. 'l 111'11111'1111 1111111- V11111 111111'11111111'111.1 111111 II11lI1l' 1111111j11'11'11'1'1' g111111'x 1111'1111g1111111 1111, -l'1'1l1. I I n Music listening Hour ' ' lan 1101151 Fl, DFW 'If LOUIS WILL' 5 THE UNIDH S LANE5 , ' 1 I Sd-:dv P 3 Afla-nam ... . 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Lam.. .. .. season was WDiar f of Anne Frallkw Several clizingc-s hziyc voiiic zihoul in thc tlivatci' clc'pa1't1nc'nt: expansion of thc' pv1'lo1'11iz11ic'vs from six to c-igln and lhv now sign in front of thai lliczilvi' is thc- prop from this suinincifs p1'oCluc'tion ol' lNlosl Happy Fvllowf' 'lihc' hillhozircl for this sczisoifs SOllllll'l'l'l Plsiycirs lIlC'lLlClCClI Diary ol' Ann Frziiikf' Pulitzci' and Cfritics Cfirflc prim Clrzniizi hy Giioclrich and Hzickvttz l.zrcly lfrom thc' Scgif' 21 psyc'hologic'z1l clreiinzi hy I-lc-nrik lhsiini 'lihc Silyci' Wvliistlcf' ai roiiiziiilic' Coinvcly hy Rohcirt lXIc'En1'oc': zincl Flc'Clc'1'- inziiisf' ai gay comic opvm hy 'Iohann Strziuss. Also p1'c'sc'1itvCl wv1'ci lJ1'i1ic'c Fziiryfootf' and Sir XYliai1's His Xziiiio' hy Eclwarcl Kcssc-ll. 21 greicliigiu' stuclcnl livrv at Southern. During OCtohc1' and Xoycinhci' Southcrii playcrs tourccl thc Southcrn Illi- nois arca with thcir p1'oduc'tion of Bus Stop and 'Ilhc Royal Cfrickcil olitlzipzinf' 'lf1r'xfll'.sf z'f11'fff1'f'1I's flfzgy. l'11'IIff l'l!IllYl'flllIf,u zi'r1.x f1n',w'11lnf l 1,11 Hllfl' .XiIIZ't'I7i!l6'li.' if Zim f1I1il't'l'ff'ff lo' ,Hip ffflfllffl .CIIt'fA'!fl'. IJIVIUSI' of .lnm lxlrllllu fffffiwf ff rfllrl wmv! ff! lm!!! ffm ffffxilmzif ffm! flfm ,ff Hi lm Zll f in lpmfmg lift' fnmfmf l midi' .Sfmztg lfltfrl .lf fffnfgm fly 11.w1AQ flirt ffjfmz. fffzzzznww jfzwwzzfwff ff mlm' un aff mlm 1'11.sfmzt'. Presenting the inost unusual pledge act in 'liheta Xi Variety Show history, Theta Xi gave at satiric skit on the opera Cfariiien to inake a little lun ol' all the acts in the show. 'l'his went unnoticed by many inenibcrs ol' the audience. But ill one looked czn'el'ully he could see the rowdy inen liroin the Delta Zeta act, the rock 'n roll chorus line of the Delta CIhi's. the horrible inurder of Bailey Hall, the platinuin blond wig of the .S'1'11pg1'11g lif'IIff1-fI4fII1.Y0fi Off Allan IQIVZTIAH and 'Elly llf'f11'l .lfllllllv ll'Q1'm' .S'lwz'f'13s ZL'UIIyflI'.Sf jzfrmf lmf11'njfm' IiIIIfIiI'14flIlfl!.l. Thirteenth Theta Xi 'l'KE's, the boy in a sailor suit representing Pi Sig's fisherman, and inany parts of acts. Following' the Friday night perforinance, Presi- dent Nlorris presented inscribed wrist watches to recipients of the Service to Southern Awards. lXlarsha Van Cleve. Bill Berry and Bob Hunt. Berry and Hunt tied for the 1I1CIliS award be- cause their campus participation had been in completely dillerent fields of SIU activities. tfnzlnzizfg fnfflnlff KI lfflllft' xml fzjzffyffgwl ln' flu' Ufflm' of IYIIIAUII ,lfff11'1px. lfzf' 'lklu frzzfzjm lffltlifflll mf !fwA'5fi11sf IiIl'QI'lll1f1lilllllfffffiflillll. .. X nb I4lIA'I.lIxLf fflfvflf IAN gfnlljz ml l,II1Hflt'f'-fllllll. -SIVQIIIII Ilxllflflll Qui? fl Nlflllflufl ljflllfllllif zmf' .ll ruff. Dwfln Clif ''llf111r! xlf111rff'1 x zrjffz ll fzlgfz flllfffflfffy mljzzg. zum fm! fm ffm ariety how played to two Capacity houses f fl' Jw. !'IIffI'fI'llII nf Uff1f'fflf' flllfllnllvg .S'fIflA'f'.sAl1r'r11'r'xx U'Ill'l!.X 1'1llu111ffr'Qf' Nllllgrk, . f M -mmm . I fn Mr Auf 'r-M-.,.....- Y , .... Vflffwzz funn ffm 1Ill!frKf1l7ffN fm ffxf fM1 w Ufnw , llff111ff .Xf1f1m Umm ffzffffzmfflffz ffffl wng, lm ffm llfnrn lm: ,'ffl!f'l wffzw Wu' .'1zflzr'1f1mf' fm. Sa Miss Southern gaze 0 00 Petite, 5'3 and 110 pounds, Barry Jo gained the biggest beauty title all in her freshman year. The brown eyed Bliss Southern Comes from Granite City. BII, as she is Called by her sorority sisters, has earned recognition in Angel Flight, on the WSIU station where she has a weekly program on the Spinster Show, and in Alpha Gamma Delta as eo-social Chairman. She is also a mem- ber of the honorary radio fraternity and was a member of ROTC court this year. l V Homecoming Queen my X244 A4141 an Mary Ruth, known by her friends as M R, is a senior from Mt. Carmel. With her winning personality and at- tractiveness she has been nominated for Homecoming court, Military Ball court and Miss Thompson Point. Mary Ruth has been active in Angel Flight and in the dorm as president of her Hoor and social chairman. Also, though one would never guess it. she was lab assistant in microbiol- ogy. This year, her activities included being a resident fellow at W'oody Hall. ,fl gf? 3 '-W M152 . , iw? This 5'5 sophoinorc from Pitts- hclcl is not ncw to the quccn's filc. Shc was Bliss Southcrn Acrcs last ycar and was a finalist in thc Miss Southcrn contcst last spring. Connic is wcll known on cainpus and at Thompson Point whcrc she is activc as social chairinan of hcr dorm, Stcagall Hall, and is a incinhcr of thc social council. Un cainpus shc par- ticipatccl in Ncw Stuclcnt Wfcck and is an activc incinhcr of Angclaircs. .Xcadclnically spcaking, Connic's intcrcsts arc niarkctinff and tcxtilcs. D R. O. T. C. Queen 0llfLlflLE Qin mia X lk so , ,,,t Nz X N W a ff J . 1 33 , 1 g . f fi ipwfkl ' -1 tp. -.x 'I 'K iw. .1 Wi .f g ws mix gif QQ? X., 'fats h M. 4 f,ff'f b- 1: Jfsgaif L 'N Y ,Q , N 1, I Jai ?-'i P Q 'f ' 's- -'VL-x' 5, A 'i Fw?-.1,, V 5 l X n -sf , ,J y,.g'V'? fs ml .goiilfi X V Y N' N 7 , ' , :ig f SLJ'Z Tffi' Ac I V Q12 'Rf ' V31 J ,.' 1 xx ' 1 , -,SM X 1 NL' W , 1 Q,-. , 1 . V I, .1 np, .-Kiiilra--Ti13v-W.m Dr. l,!1n-1l H. .S'!1111f1,bf1111111l1'r Qf U11l1!11m' If1f111'11f1'1m Imp. ZLYIX fl 1l13f1'z1g11fk!11'1! z'1fx1if1'114g fllYlft'.S'.XlII' dzzrzinpg 11112 fu!! 111111 zw'11f1'1. 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W 11fx111111'1f1111'i 111f11111'1w 171 fflt' 1111 111 fujj 111 1111' !4q111f' his 1 1w11 111 stars headline campus visitors the featured artists and perforniers. The wide range of suhjeets visiting guests present are hoth henelieial to the students and to Southern. These people are hrought to Southern for not only the purposes of entertainment and prestige. hut for the furtherance of Culture in clirllerent lields. 'WX .S'1'11'111'1' fi11w1. 1111111111s 11111K1 1111111 ,Vat 111111 x1111z11f1 111sz1'1111.w11i:11'1111i11111111111z11i11111ffj1z11,w11 111-XII S -. K1 fjfijfigllgfrllfgli flI1flf11lIl!1!f7 11111 11.1'11g11m1, ,,,,-f,'. T111zti111'1111111111111i l.!fl1VflJN P11f1I111'1i Qflff' 1i111 i1111:1 i 111 N11' '11 11. 1111'11111111Q ll 1'f'11i111111111111 5. 111' 1111 .xiflfffhfllll -ll1 Q1f1'S1 lW 0'1 1 1. 05 E '1 f X iff. W, 4 ,fb , , -A f 561, 1 Q.. :-4 ., ,ef XLINCIS 5 as 'if p a QRTERE9 X 0 Z 5 rl? 'W' O QN,A kg, While we are young, and even when we are older, we rely upon the advice and experience of more mature people to guide us and to compensate in the world for our relative ignorance. Because those hands and minds and souls that aid us give so much of their lives to ours, is it not fitting that we reward them by learning? A C A D E M I C i 5 9 is New plan for PI'6Sl.flClIf Delvie Wf f1l0I'l'I.S D1 J- ' 1 1 '. XI 1' ,' . 113111 '11 1 15 1111 1111 , . . , . . 1 . .Y I I I 11111 1 U IIN P O 11 I Ji Ol L H11 lfllfff 111fn11111.1In1f111 111 11111 llII!Z'1'2'1!fl' um! I111 z1'1l1' ,1f111'11fl 111111111 111111111X LYI11X'1'l'N1lf'. 1'1'111s 111111 0611111111011 is il IffH,,If',II1 rlmflzng 1711 111111 fzunif f11111l1'1l 1,17 lin' 1'1'11l1'r lff- SHN1 illlllfllh 1l1l'-1UIlQ' 111'111'1fss. Lvl1C11'l' 1'1'11si111'111 M111'1'1s. 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Carbondale and Southwestern Illinois. and devote more time to planning and reviewing' the L'nix'ersity's total program. Under the plan. three viee-president posi- tions have been ereated. As a part ol the new move to streamline administration ol' what is now the state's seeond largest sehool. Hr. klohn E. Grinnell. former head ol' the Cfollege ol Edueation. was appointed as viee-president for operations on the Cfarhondale eampus. February 1. llloll. Also appointed was llr. Harold XV. See as viee-president for the South- western lllinois eamptis at iidwardsville and Alton. Dr. Charles ll. 'lenney remained in his position as viee-president for instruetion. Dr. Clzarlfyi D. Te'1111fj1'.z'1'zf'-Jfmxmffzzffor 1i11.tl1e11rl1'o11 111 .' ', tilllllt' In .fnzzllzwnii lifllllfllltl 115 an 11.x.tz',ilf11zf fwrgffssvz' of fznpgfzwlz. Dr. yllflll ff. CfI'1'lHII'H. 1'1'tf'-f1z'f'i1'1!t'11l for njfnfzfzlrfzlt mf .hllfllflfflillii tum- . , . - , f t It nfzllmr of IIIIIIIFHIIIK lmnlm am! mlzfftt 111 flu! fun! of fflmufiffl.. l'1ite'-lfezvwziflwzll of flu .S'o11ll1zt'ftfnt1z llfinnzt fllllllfllll. Ur. SH flrlrnld .SN fmt fulfil 1'mllfo11t1'fffwfor 111111 li of Us Aglotitlfi. 1 I 4 L 'X , X s. lt 69 llw1nf'ff'1 wif Uni flllllfll of fl'11.ilf'ri.' .S'ff1lwff.'.7uf1z1 Pugf' llvfzam. C'f'11l1'f1!1'11. lCl!ItlI.I'IlIflIIl.' .llrr ll'11flf'1' C'r1fI1'11.r, llvfhil FI'f1IIlr'f-flIif,' iSlfflIII!1AI1.Q.' Pl'l'.l1lflf'IIf llfnrzi. .llfnfm F. Urfzfzflw, lfflil Sl. l.n111'i,' Ilifllllfffl I.. IJIIFIIA, flf11'1'1'.sf1111cg.' I.1'11ff1'H llv. .S'l11rg1'i, .lff'fI'0f1IIlI45,' .lIf'!Z'llI G. 1.m'k11rll. llfzllnmz, tS'wfnff1r1l,' f,'f-ffrgr 77. ll'1f,l'111.i. .Sfrz'11,gfif'lflt.S'ff1lw Sufn'r1'11ff'mfw11f of Pllflfliti lH.Nfl'lltiflitlI1l,' .'llm'11I.' ffarnfrl R. FIilt'!If'I'. ff'1'f1111'le' Cllifl. A Board of Trustees is necessary to operate, zlf of tlllllflllx fllflll17111-Affllflillll, Ihr P1'f'.s1'rf1'11f'.i Offint' lmi Illlllll' Z'1l.s1if 'llie Board of Trustees consists of seven members and the Superintendent ol' Public Instruction ex-oHicio. with the consent ol' the State Senate. The principal lunction of the board is to operate. manage. control and maintain the University. In order to achieve this end it shall have the power to make rules, regulations and by-laws not inconsistent with law for the government and management ol the University. More specifically. their duties and functions include prescribing the course ol study followed and the textbooks used at Southern. They also issue upon the recom- mendation of the faculty. diplomas to such persons as have satisfactorily completed the required studies at Southern. They are also in charge of selecting the employing of archi- tccts lor all building of the University. The board meets at least once each quarter usually on Southern's campus. Special meet- ings of the Board may be called by the chair- man oli the Board or by any three members of the Board to confer on matters of special im- portance concerning the University. 'llhe president's ofhce houses the president. his assistants, and vice-presidents plus a staff ol' clerical workers needed for performance ol' the executive functions of the University. The Central .Xdininistrative organization ol' the Universitv Consists of the President and those oflieers 4 , ' . . . . '3 1 and ofhees directly responsible to hnn or his delegated 4 .i representative. The Legal Clouneil and .Xssistant A T to the President are among these oliiees. l-lis responsi- bility is generally to advise and handle legal matters for students. the President or the Board. and perlorin ,Q sueh other duties as inav he assigned to hiin hv the .f Q President. The .Xrea Services llireetor is appointed bv the Board of Trustees and is responsible for the adininistration and liunetioning of the division and all its subordinate olliees. The funetion of the lludget Ofiieer is to head the Lvniversitv Budgetarv Counril which assists. in the preparation ol' budget requests. studies the budgetarv needs of the lfniversitv proerain and reeoininends to the President allocations of all general revenue ineoine. and student 21C'llYllXiil1IlCli. The Assistants to the President Ineet with hixn in- forinallv or in the eonlierenee rooin in the President's Oiliee to diseuss important inatters about Southern. IH ffflzffzlnfzffff stiff! iii tfzrfif In ffm wwf, KH' fUf,i',,fX ifwfflf ffflffmllfff lllffflllgl nz fffi lj,!NilfA'i'1lftl i,igr.1,w,, , f manage, and Control the Universitv -eltizisffzzzli In fha P1'rt1'rIt'11f-PA.S'f'r1!f'ff.' ,llzy .lfz'!!wr. .1ff1111'11zKf1f1!1iz+ .lvwmznf ffl lfzf 1jl'r'Vffvr'7lf.' Ui. 'lw1'ff1. Din mf iff .1fff1,N,ry,, flliff D11 Sl'f'j1f1f'IIf. Hlzzfgff OZ75irr13 .S'f111111'1-l1g.' .l1.f'. .lfliilfh .elffllmzzilmfziw -lvs1s!f11zt.' fmff .l1'1'. Hfzzfffffmzlz. Iagflf f.w11.wfi . ' f f 1 , , , - -- '. H,t:,S.mQ 'f dygpdi we l 1 . l l 111. .'l1'fl1111' 1.11111 D13 .lIIlI'I'I1l' 1.11 .el11111111131111111111 .S'11j11'1t1'1K1'1111 lffflllfllffllvl' If1f111'11f1'n11 Dr. llillgfllf' F1'lgf111l11'1k Ur. D111111!1l 1J,lfl'lf.SfIIIl C'111'11'11111'11 llffllfll 1f1f111'11f1'1111 lpl1'l1'11gl The Chairman ol the depaitment at Southern has the general administrative rc- sponsihility for the program of his department subject to the approval of his dean or director and to the rules of the department and of the college or school. He is continuously evaluat- ing the instructional and administrative pro- cess of the department which he heads. After consultation with members of his department who hold continuing tenure, he recommends initial appointments. dismissals. items con- ppointments, dismissals, Dr. Cffflfgf' H111111' Dr. P11111 l1 'vPHI1'f cerning the ClCX'e'lOpment ol' the dcpartnient Hligllfll' EffIItldf1i0lI In5lr111l1'1m11liU11!1'r1'11f5 and the department's annual budget request. U11 E1f1f'UffI -571111 D11 D01'f1lfZ11'D01'1'f'5 Pl11'x1111f E11'111'11t1'1111ealI1'11 Plll'.Slil'0l EIIIll'I1fIil17?t'l1 11111111 111. llvlfflifllli F1'1'11f111fg Dr. ffl11r1 1111' -Sllllllfillflf Dr. Ufzizw' f1'11f.Sl111' Dr. I1111t111r1lI,1111g R11'1111lm11 Ollffflllll' 1511111011011 .S'1f1'11111l1111' lffl11111I1'1111 .SLl11'1111f E1l111'al1'n11 170111'1111l1ft111 r and budgets are part of Chairmelfs duties I Li Dr, jffllli ,1f,nf1 .Hn Iiuf-1' RH A lif Hffmf if 12 I I ' www - Pmwfnsg11r:fIP1ff'fff'vff1' Hn' - 1' w 1 N N I ,4N4,. 1. .... ' ' Q I ..f. nf' f C , A , A , Mg? Drk Frwf 1Q,1pA ,f .Umm .1 fsfsg Dr. g w'5zff fs'f1' Y . . 'JH1f'7 f-way. Q-L K Uv. Rfzulfff. .N':. f. 1mfzf'!f1f1 . ..N 121. RIMM' 11:1 1 E wmnzw De. Ezfffft HM .Uf17.1zgf1mn! 'gl Dr. Pmff ffqffvrn A1417 iff fi Vg 111, HW- I-3 4 f- 4. 'f I. xf .- V I Nm' jr 'MI I Dr. ,U 1'l1frf'11' l'IQ1?.IIIl1!I Clotlzzizg and 7-l'.X'l'IYIf'.Y Dr. .lffzrinn ll'l1a1'f0n Frmd ami .hlllffliflillll 1711 Buffy x7ll!IlI.XfIUI Ilffmf am! Fflmflzf Dr. .elzma Fulfs llmnf Elillllllllll-Kx.S Ea'11rf1l1'n11 Dr. Ilf1.'1fr ll zlli .'lgl'I'l'IlffllI'!' II1l11IJfI'Il1'.S Dr. rllm' Rwvl .llzzirnul Illllllltflilfi 55 ' r VVorking together to ensure general educa- il tion for SIU students, chairmen act as liason agents between their departments and the rest of the University. They strive to represent and translate as closely as they can, the actual 'M W Y goals and happenings of their departments y with the conceptions that arise concerning it. --. Department Chairmen Dr. .Ywzil Hfl,Y!lfl' Dr. Alfred CVCISIYI' Ft7I'f',3fI!l' Plan! IINlll.SfI'I.FS Dr. lllzllwl' Yifnlfnc D11 ll'f1flf'1' lllfrfz Dr. lf. .NQ'rkf'11v Dr. IV. B. .S'rl111f1'11'e'r A lllflllilfflllfllg y Bnz'f11n' C'f1f'1111'5l1jf English 74 V e ' ' 13 , ff f ' ' N b e Dr. Carla' Df1z'z'5 Dr. Rohn! Hwjm' Dr. Sfzzzzlga' lg1I1lAI'ZAN Dr. 01'f1'fff AA Fowzigzz Lzzfzgzzzlgm tflfffzzg P Gt'll'QlY1lf1!t1' G'ru!r, gy f ,'ffaw111fmff , fjf. GUIIQI' Jlrfflllf - Hzklmll Dr. Hvjflzm' -Ufllmz f -xlllfllflllllflnfi Dr. Cvdff Llllllfvlglkl lfzl fllfll-Ilfllxgl' Work together to ensure a liberal education Dr. Ilvzffzk .Unnr-f' Plzfloxoplgv Dr. Clzarlfif Bzrzsfjjieflfl Pig 1551.65 Dr. Harold Hajzlazz Plgysiologl' Dr. Hemjf Kelley Pgrrlzologr Dr. Paul Canzjnixz' Sociologby Dr. Harvqr Fzklzw' Zoologl' If xnffr r 1 f I l l r i l 3 .S'f1ufr111!gfifflmhfm' .S'u1zlf1f'r'11'tfzzlun mmffzfnrif. Ufmz 1. Cfzlrk IDIIFIIJ of Umm of .S'f111lf'11l .lffaliry llzwrfr zeilfz 111.3 Alqff: .llzlsr lflligrlbrflz .llllffl-IIA, Dum lhizvw. .l12'.t. l.111'wllf1 UH. Dr. ljflllllil 7I'III'!lfIHIIf, Dr. jmk Cilfllfltllll, .1111 Hu1111lrIC'1'f'f'11. .lIr. xl. I-ellie. and Dr. Jtliilfll .zflftllkla University services emplo thousands of 'lihe University Services are many and without them a university could not operate. Each one plays an important function in operation ofthe University lioth physically ancl operationally. In the Placement Service the senior is given an opportunity to meet with different corporations and maybe a placement with that company after graduation. The Health Service is another service, which in actuality, is in operation 24 hours a clay lor they take care of students during school hours and non-school hours. Another service important to the University is the Physical Plant lor without its proper functioning the Uni- versity could not operate. Pictured in this section also are the departments ol' llxtension and Cloininunity lleyelopinent both ol' which are now growing yery rapidly. The Extension lliyision now covers a large portion of Illinois. In Cioniniunity lleyelopinent niany local areas are getting lienelit Iroin the planning available through Hn ffnmflfl' jnmlfrin of lfffi .lfmnm Ujfnf It tfwllllfg um! zfffml- Illig Clf'lJllI'lIl1c'I1l. 'flfffmg fl Wlfff ff! flflfrftl fwlrtwn lfn lnlfnxlfr. lfr VQHIIIII- s Other services such as the Registrar, liursar, fmt ffm! fwnnff rflulflfly. fllfffr fnfzzffffr zmlmfr fwjfzllg ,,,,,,,fk nf ff!! rfmlfmt ffm! frfffifwlffffg flu' ,xmflffm rlfllllllllll. police, and many others are all an important part. Yo Thr .fllwl .Shi If IN U56 5 ww ffzzfx Iwi' fm I1 'p,f m1 in iff! kfwffjf mf. xffllf. 'nw' ffl. uf' gzmfjfk :wwf Qlllll. PIIlZI'll7lQ fl fflllrfl nf' fflflglfllllx ffvlfjjgfli fu rg! S111 .lzwl .SP1.'f1H ffffffw ffff wffzffw i, ' ' ' f 1 K- . if - ! 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T111 SH' .U11s1'11111. 11111111111 1411 .-l11g1'111 H1111. ll11'11111111n 1'11'11111111111111 1-x111111r-. 1.11 Vgf11g1'11l11111', 'f,7f'l1llI4.g1', Qllllfllgf. fl,1l!1,'flf1f1!f1'gl'. 111111 ll1IS1IIIi1'. 111 1111111111111, 1',X'1I117I'f1Y 11111 ,111'1'j1111'1111xf111' l11'fI11I'1lllI'I11111 1111' 1.11 1111111 11111111111g,1 1111 111111111111 -S. Q-533.91-:z olloge of Education lo nit-ct thc cxptincling ncccls ol' SIL' stuclcnts thc Cfollcgc tml I'lClllt'illlU11 this yczn' initizitctl thc Highci' Ifclituititm llcpgiittncnt Qincl thc Rcncling' Clcntcr. 'Ilho Ilighci' lltlttcittion llcpgirttncnt hopcs to gziin such goals tis thc rcsolxcincnt ol itclininistrzttion prohlcins ztntl tinivcrsity tcziching prohlcnis. This CICIJZIIJIIHCIII ollcrs it ncw oricntation cotirsc Clcsignccl lol' new SIU lIlSll'lll'lUl'S in all clcpurtincnts. 'Ilhc purposc of thc cottrsc is to insurc at thc ctirlicst possihlc tinic that thc lmcginning instrttctors IIZIYC thc opportunity to tinclcrstzincl thc prolcssionztl gittituclcs 2lPIJI'OIJI'IZ1IC' to tinivcrsity stalls nicinhcrs and thc gcncrztl niothocls liclplul in thc classrooin, thc laliorzitory, oi' thc aclviscincnt ol' stuclc-nts. 'I'hc coursc will not conflict with progmins for hcginning' tcgiclicrs OI'Q'2lI1IZCCl by thc spccizilizccl clcpztrtincnts. It should. however, protcct lmtgiiiiiiiig stuclcnts and tcachcrs from un- IlCL'C'SSill'3' clzissrooin cliliicultics. 'Iihc Reading Clcntci' attcinpts to scrvc zirczi stuclcnts, both high school and gmclc school, and tcziclicrs. Among thc inziny visiting p1'oIicsso1's in this collcgc, -john Cihilcls. Henry Hzirap, Clyclc Millor, :incl Duncan Grizycll arc listccl in ll'!1u'.t lI'!m in .IIll1'l'litf1. The Cfollcgc ziwztrcls scholar- ships such as tho P.'iIl.,sX., rIlC2iCllCI' 'I'1'aining, and Spccizil Lliclttczition to hclp incct collcgc cxpcnscs. l l lJ1u1'11g wilt' Zl'IAlIft'li Irrnz, 4lt'l1'11,Q Dum Troy Ili. EIfZC'HI'l!.SN ZUIIA' 7IIlIIll'fl In fuyill flIl'fNIA1ifI'IlII Dr. john If. Gr1'nm'lf tflIl'l7lt'l'Il' lzwld. 'lihc Association lioi' Cfhilclhoocl Education and thc Stuclcnt Ecluczitionztl Association at Southcrn liavc won national rccognition this ycarg coopcration hctwccn faculty and stttdcnts has made this possible. In cviclcncc? oi' this, SIU stttclcnt Gcorgc Bucltnian was clcctccl this yczn' as National Presidcnt of thc Stuclcnt Iiclucation Association. The College also scrvcs as an l,lIlClC'l'g1'2lClll2iIC scrvicc agency in that it furnislics education rcqttircinents for all stuclcnts not cnrollccl in thc Collcgc hut intcrcstcd in tcaching. ln IvIi1iZ'f'I'N1AIl' Sffffml mol t!lI.S.H'Y, ,wrtfllfj 1Q1'11ffnt .NlI1lII'fI'lIlt'.X fuk qzzfff' fll'ffllt'Xl-11.2 q1uvtl1iv11.t :gf flu' ,lflllffllflfl'tll'lIt'I'X. sz! NSW WWW ivff W. 82 annadnmnik, Thr C'11H1'g1' Tl'f1lx!Il-,Zig 11l11.m', 111'z1' 111 .S'1111ff11'1'11, 15 1l1'x1'Q111v! fo IHXIAI' S113 111111' 1'111f1'1111111w 1111 11111111 jkllfl 111111. D13 ,Xml 1111'U1 11gl1' !1AXf1'llX 111 11111111 1111111111 !1111!1 111111 l'1'!lI', A'llHZl'I'IlvQ 11111 1111 flflffffllffffll ffl 111111 1111111 'flu' R1'111f1'11g Cf1111!11. 11'f11'1l1 11 f11111111! 11.11-1 11111f111x. 11 1 ff 1111111 fnvf z1'1if1 111111111111 111 f11!f1 N11 111111 N f 1 1 1 4S011ll1111'11 11115 11z'1'1A .six 1111111111111 1'f!'lIlf'lZfIlI:l' 1'1l111111f1'1111 lllllf-UIQ? S11111' Illrre 111'1' A11 IIICIIU, !l11'1'f' IIA Il lklllzlkffllff .xl1111gg!1' 111 11111 .111 Z'I.Sf'l7I6'77l C1'11t1'1' 111 fm! 1'111111gl1 fflllt' ffl 11111111111 11ff1'1l1'1'1f1 -- ' 4:1 if ,ga-:Li i 111g 111111101111 fllfff 1111f1f1111x 11 111111 fflfff, E mv- 3'- sw. t mm. li IQ! li I-S! IDN 5 'if Q ' vs T' 's ' it 4 Q 5 I s A K Q ,JG fx-' f-.1-f.1 'Tu f11Uill t!1wfm.t1't1'mz Dr. .-llilmllforrmvli' held, .llar ll'. Tzzrzzwr ZWIIA appozirztfvl zt'1'11lf'r frrnz us arfzlrzg KI't'l1II. Frrn Ilwznzftmz twat II mfzw fjlilfllllllblf' fzlailft mm' l'lIIYN7lll1I'1! College of Liberal Arts T Sciences Owing to its geological history and location, tiic Southcrn Illinois area is richly endowed with both tlora and fauna. so that the area is outstanding' lor studies in the biological and earth sciences. ,X group ol' three greenhouses and headhouse and a herbarium oli about thirty thousand specimens are special added facilities for thc biological sciences. The antiquity ol' the land and its early occupancy by people make the area an excellent place for the study ot' archaic cultures. The more recent past is also rich historically in Southern Illinois. Available for use by the physical and natural sciences and also other departments ol the University is an electron microscope. Electronic computing machines are used at the Computing Center, and their operation is taught in some mathe- matics courses. The library has acquired a cultural tile for the use of graduate students in this college. lflfllllillflifl' mgw, zclzzrh will lifflllltt' lin' tugm IHII flu' l1f1tslfg1'01111fl. Time fjggis rm' Xlllllt' I'f'.lI1!f.t of I1 gr1f1lf1g'1'fif'lz1' trip in ,-1 .4-fa, 84 l -K WMMAW., S Many people have not heard ol' gooney bird eggs nor had they even heard ol gooney birds until two SIU professors made headlines in many papers by bringing back quite a few ol' the big. white eggs to Southern. upon completing a research project in con- iunction with the Lf Navy. The gooney bird study typilies to a great degree the willingness and liorward- ness ol' many proliessors in all schools and departments of the College ol' Liberal .Xrts and Sciences. .Xll ol these departments which are: Philosophy. Zoology. Geology. Nlicrobiology. Sociology. and' .Xnthrop- ology. have uniliying obiectives to provide the SIL' student with a broad liberal arts education as well as specialized education in the lields ol' instruction covered by these departments. The college also strives to provide serviee work for other colleges. schools, and departments. to provide technical information lor pre-professional programs. to conduct research. and to assist the Graduate School in providing a sound undergraduate foundation. thereby insuring a desir- able graduate program. Students enrolled in the college may meet state requirements lor a limited high .S'f1jfuz'1'w'ff Wlflfffflgl' flrfff fllfll Suri flu' tffufffflt ll fllflllll lu ttf if1l'f'.kfliflf-flflllfj. flue :wk tfHlfli.QI'l1ff!,l1 ,tj .Smflfffm llfzmiiy, -I -.1 fy ffl zczfrff IP . 1'rw'.fHzff Kfirir' fimllfflft lflll llifllltffff IH fflffll Hifi if .lflllli xlgms tml fir fflllflitlfv IIN!! lftfn' fmllf tt1'1.tlm'f flnrzfifff sthool certificate by using as their electives certain prescribed courses in education. Among thc many visiting professors this year were Ur. H. N. XN'ieman in Philosophy and Ur. T. XY. Baldwin in English. 2 twfjzfritlzmz zcztfz If S. ftzzzjm' In muh' Cifmtzztt' ftzirflt, j A x X , 111 flu' I!f'Et'1Il1Lf X Sm mfrwr Ui fm fmt lilly f f1ni1J1' Mn it 111 ffjtt I. ,I 'f ,S Y Jax um nf ffff llffllu lt rl tf-ri It ffl HIM' fl ff: tif If if fill 'ii U17 l ,QR , 1 I vg- W-1 gi .. r vi. ,INS yvkbu, ,R Ofwxm ss?-'RE JOHN 32-get Y flex'-n if 'cfqg z ' , Fixx M., t jf!- mf- fs' -fy., as we f Q.. M if? ..-wi A Q wi, Wir' , , 1- 1: xfm'1f'1zwf zzz ffzw f1g1'1r11fl1m1l fllfllllvlfl-1.f',l .Mop fab a:.sgt1'.s!,t .5fllIff'lIfX lil! glililliillg ,farm IIlPl'!ZI1lII'l'Hf l.'1z0zt'lrz1'ge. School of Agriculture Dr. llYf'71l!l'N l1'fvjv,l1w1', who fmt lnwz H znfnzbrr of ff7l vflIt'Ilflf1' ,Xl-IIN' 971141K 7050, is fI,f'l1ll of iSlIlllfhFl'7?,S Srlmnl ff ,'lgrjf11Zfg1Arg, First organized to provide instruction in agricul- tural courses in the institution's teacher training program, Agriculture has been a part of the educa- tional program at Southern since 1913. In 1953, the Division of Rural Studies was established and on July 1, 1955, the division was redesignated as the School of Agriculture. Students in the four depart- ments: til Agricultural Industries, C21 Animal In- dustries, C3j Forestry, and HJ Plant Industries number more than 400, about double the enrollment of 1955. Approximately 1,800 acres of land adjacent to the campus are being operated by the School for teaching and research in agriculture. This acreage is ad- ministered in the following units: C15 The University Illinois Horticultural Experiment Farms: C2j The Stationg C31 The Southern Illinois Co-operative Agronomy Research Centerg C-lj The U.S.D.A. Co- operative Small Fruits Research stationg and Cl5j The Test Farms. The most recent development among these units is the Small Fruits Research Station where research investigations on breeding, production and disease control of small fruits are conducted. Pre-professional programs in the School include Pre-Veterinary Science, Pre-Dairy Technology, and Pre-Agricultural Engineering. The Bachelor of Science degree may be earned in the following majors: Agriculture tGeneralj, Agricultural Indus- tries, Animal Industries. Forestry. Plant Industries, and Vocational Agriculture. ,- ffm frm Nflrl mmf' gum ffmffffflf .fffmg lm rfflxxlmflll fffnffx Swrfw Pffm! lzffffmfmw flffffnlmfnl xlffflzw Iflffl nf gfnfmwf ww . ,A ii f I H miwbfxxx-1 ' . .nn-aww'-' my QR' K X x iv Qs t i X X' K ' Ch. F M I 5 ' '..- 'U -,gfi , lr . - - , - ,, ' ' X. T155 SJW , ,vw f 5 Q' . F -'Z 1' .H , . oo'-- ...vv-Q. 'V t - -I .' f r ' , . Q4 , ' , my ,,.'b .w 5 : xl.- TI' K ' . If V 'E' W V A- -v , a , -A '.. - : ,-+ . lymwf' - T'A ' 1. '... -. ' ,I Qk,-. . . f. ' , ' r 54 ' of , :Q 'Qrwif .-'- ,, F' fx! 5 Wh -W 4 AV- ' . I J' M' 'H : vb. 1- V, A..fv A ,. A . 8 ...,,. V , ,,,- V. V A , , ,. ' , ' l 5 'o A 4 A .-w, ,Mr-. I 3 .' K K dx l Q A , 'X .Q ',.g li ' K ' . 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A-Xniong its visiting prolossors this vcar. thc srhool had llr. Karl Lic-li. Industrial Maiiagcinc-nt. llorniorly liroin the Lvnivvrsitv ol' Illinois and Ur. Silas Esholman, Bnsincss Law. who rotirocl lroni thc University Florida. Also visiting this vc-ar wort' Ur. xlohn Iso, retirvcl prolbssor ol' Economics from the University ol Kansas ancl llr. Ht-nrv Burcl. rcitirccl prolbssor ol M Y Marketing ol' the l'nivcrrsitv ol' VVashington. frm 1!l','ll1'.f. lfljlll mn! fm f1ttzt.'u'1f, 1111111 lI'Hl'lN fi. ,lInrz'1.w,w. T110 School is Seeking to ilnplmncnt H busincss rosoartili hurcau lor which approval was givon sonic' time ago bv thc Board o1 llrustt'Cs. iiffztfi' iflnlrzfli in wtirfmzfzf lllllll l'f11t11n't,i nfmufzluzl zt'rfr,l' on ,muffin 111 nnlfr In 11n,ffmz't' flzilnfzmz run! I1'u11,xt'1'1'f1fm11 tkzlfli. 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Ur. f11'f'gfntr, llttltftlllf fllillftatlll uf .Sjuwlz Cnrmf1u11, attzilt ll tlmlfzll rfzzmmzz zt'm'ft'1l114g zwfflz K1 flflfliflll' 111 ffzf' .tfrwglz rlfllzzif. -,,,..---f School of ommunieations 'l'he llepartinent ol Speeeh and Department of journalism heeame the College o1'Yoeations and Pro- lessions in 19-lo, then in 19523 they were separated from the College as a Division ol' Cfommunieations. ln the spring of 1955 the Division of Clommunieations he- eame the Sehool ol' Cfommunieations with an assign- ment by the Board ol Trustees To eo-ordinate and laeilitate the development ol' eurrieula. to provide instruetion. and to stimulate researeh in the elleetive use ol' sueh eominunieations media as publie speaking. television. radio, newspapers. and magazines, and to provide serviee work in this Held for other edueational units requiring it. Onkjuly 1, 1957, the Departments of Speeeh and -Iournalism were subdivided into the present Departments ol Printing and Photography, Radio-Television. xlournalism, Speeeh, Speeeh Clor- reetion. and Theater. Graduate work is availahle in the last four depart- ments. This vear lor the lirst time. the Doetor of Philosophv whieh is olliered in speeeh eorreetion will also he ollered in speeeh. 'l'his vear SIU radio station had its Call letters ehanged lrom WSIQX'-l lXfI to VVSIU-FM. The lfederal Cfoinmunieations Cloinmission also has given the University permission to eall its proposed eduea- tional television station VVSIU-TY. A new building planned hy the Sehool ol' Cfommunieations is to be huilt in three phases eonsisting ol radio and television Iiaeilities, room for four departments. and an audi- torium with the seating eapaeity of 35110 people. , X 'N K .1 . 1 if ' . 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IIlOClCl'Il .Xbstractioiiistz liugene Istoinin, pi- anist: the St. l.ouis and New Qrleans Symph- onies: and Maureeii lfoirester. contralto are attracted to SIL' through the School Oli Fine 1X1't's three departtnetitseeArt. lNflusic. and llesign. 'lhe .Xrt llepartment sponsors ex- hibits periodically throughout the year i11 tl1e several galleries on canipus. It encourages pure expressionistn among its students as evidenced by the products of their creativity. which range l-F0111 painted animal noses. to paintings ol only one color to milder exein- plilications ol' 2ll'l. 'lihe Nlusic llepartnient inakes possible Sunday concerts, oratorios. syinpliony cottcerts. and operas for the enjoy- tnent ol' students a11d area people. It works with other departments such as the Athletic llepartntent to provide bands at basketball and football ganies and the Department of .Xir Science where it helps such organizations as the Singing Squadron. The Design lie- partnient strives lor practicality in the crea- tions oli its students and encourages new ideas and independent thought in its tnakesliilt quarters on the top floor ol the library. Through professors like Buckntinister Fuller it has obtained a high national status. ff! tlnn 1'1yfn!t tl'l'KII'IZ'l ln' fxmfztt fn' mutt trmlf' Zt'lI1lt' lfznlzizwlrrl. pl Nam! 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JL ls'mf1111'11g IDM!!! af flu' Srllaal af .lllzfnfmf .S'r1'e'11rw in 1959, Dr. Raljflz fiafffzzglnzz haf! f-U7'lIIf'l'Zl' fuwz flzw Iff7llYI'fllI6'llfi.X 1'!ZfI1.I'HIl1II. School of Applied Science On -luly 1. WSU tlie Department ol' Industrial Education and Applied Science became the Scliool of Applied Science. There was an addition of new faculty members. more laboratory equipment, and new courses. Foremost on tlie list ol' faculty additions last tall was R. P. I-loelsclier. emeritus liead of tlie University of Illinois General Engineering Department. He liolds tlie status liere of distinguished visiting pro- fessor. Autlior of several textbooks in the lield of engineering, lie lias lield many ollicial positions in tlie field ol! engineering and teclmical organizations. 'He lias been tlie leader of American, Britisli, and Canadian conl'erences on tlie unification of drawing standards and lias lield ollice in tlie Anierican Society ol Civil lingineers. 'llie applied science program includes a group of elective teclmical courses wliicli not only provide for students interested in engineering but also for capable students in otlier lields wliere applied science knowledge is valuable. 'llie Scliool recently Hnislied installing equipment' in a meclianics laboratory and is now working on a lab in fluid meclianics. lilectrie power and materials testing labs were activated last year, completing the laboratory development for Applied Science. 94 R war' 4 lllflz the air! af a load frank Clzlglzlf Ifzzlbsj ,tfzalfvifr nzalfw Ifzsfs an 4.Ql'IIt'IYlflll' anrl .ifram ryivfwri izzflfiae ZUIIIVQI-71g 51.717IIXNIIYIYIIISZIV. 939' 41 Q,,,...,..... X , X s an , 'QT HB5 1LLin'c2?' 'nf W 1 3 1 1 ii? I lifffllff' IIXINQ ll mmfffm ffm mmf funn ffff zfffrfqmgf ff In ffm fffmffffxffflffmf. xfffffhzfx fmfffffff ff' ffffffxffff' fiffmfzflffzf riff Nffffffff ffff fffn'f.'f ,ww fff ff fflfffy' WJ. 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Home lieonomies has the following' fields ol' speeialization olllered: :Xpparel Design, Clothing and Textiles, Nlereliandising, llieteties. Foods in Business, Home .Xdvisers, I-lomemaking, Institution hlanagement, and lnterioi' lleeoration. The ohieetives oi' the depart- ment are the personal development ol' eaeh student. preparation for home and lianiily lille, preparation for a profession. and serviee to the area. For the students in the College ol' lidueation the eurrieulum is planned to meet the needs ol' students desiring to teaeh home eeonomies. Departmentsare maintained aeeording to the provisions oi' the federal voeational aets. This year home eeonomies majors have the added laeilities ol' specialized lahoratories, elassrooms, and researeh areas. :X home management house loeated on the root' of the four story wing of the new building gives junior and senior girls an opportunity to live where opportunities arise for gaining' experienee, eoniidenee. and satisfaetion in homemaking. The building also has a show window displaying seenes designed by M1'. Thiess, a professional interior deeorator from St. Louis. who is on the faeulty. I 1 f mfwf' ,ff my 1 N s 'F' IE 4' 4:4 'P K' Tv 5: f if I Q., 0,55 ,,-4 -4-. ,,f- L , p V 'V' - 7 - - .V X' it Tm zffZI:I7'f7f X fjvfw-fm. fwfzfffz fr IM Hun, LQ fz ff2f.z x fifmng. 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Roose- x'elt's degree was given in speech correction, one of the first oli liour lields authorized two years ago to begin doctoral work at Southern. 'lihe graduate school under llr. Wlillis Swartz pro- vides advanced study for superior students in order that they may become specialists in their fields. It also seeks to encourage scholarly activity and research among the stall' in order to maintain the proper atmosphere for the conduct ol' graduate in- struction. The school also stimulates both private and public support of organized research. Research includes studies in the laboratories on campus as well as in research stations in the Southern Illinois area. Funds lior research are obtained from the Grad- uate Council, foundations and other outside agencies. Graduate assistantships are available in a number of departments and research agencies. These posi- tions give the student experience in addition to linancial aid. The school ranks as the third largest in enrollment on the Carbondale campus with 901 in number. rvlvllffllllfl' 11,u1Klf1r2fxf11j1x fm' IIZYIIJIIIIZI' in Il gnu! 2111 flu' uf rfw,l1f11'l1m 11l,x rim! 1 f'wz1nf1 zlgfznffw ul Smzfflf ruff ex 1 5. II .48 , gf . I B Albam I .,A,. ' N ' , ' 6 1 Ov fi. , Y , x I I ,Rv Qu 'Y I A 3 , I. N ll X A .19 . 4 . k F, D - 'ff :,A.' QT Q. 6 1 Q . ,Y ,, V ' uf 3 Q A 5 x 'Q 'l f 31' A Hlllfilllllfl-fill zwzlfz llzwfr flnlffwzfzzl' jmfgnzzn. gmflmln Nfflf1,f7lrX fffffn fw- f-Uflll zuwly 111 f'fHlfIHIlN fnffffuf fn ffm? fnzmmg fn Zinn xfwffzfzjfff fnffz. lm1'1z'zf!m1f zzfzwfzgflfzffff fun! slzufy ll!! Www! ffm flu .mf!.'!1 wmffffzrw 11!!1II'f .'1flf11fffff ffl flff ffm gffffffflfff xfluffzflx fzfmfffff 11' fx mflffff Inf., f klxj 'PAQ ' xv I funn qv' ,,,,,st1g,wE?siflt ,. 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Nursing stuclvnts zirr given voursvs ol' at general ntiturc' and l't,'t't'1VC lIlSII'l1CllOll llIlCl CXIJCI'lixIN'C' III i'21I'lIlQ lOl' inilclly ill and gnnlmulutory patients. .Xlittir tltcir ' rvturn lroni Ciliitxigo. tlic-3' go to .Xnnzi Sttltt' Hospital lor twclvc wvclis oli psyttliizitrict nursing' 0xpc'1'itfiit'cf incl to lfttst St. Louis. Illinois lor public' livziltli nursing instruction zincl p1'g1vtit't'. lit-siclcs tlirsc two progrtnns ollicrccl in nursing lmuling to tlit' liuvlic-lor ol' Sviviitx' clt'g'rc't'. tlic clcfnzirt- i nivnt is striving to iiic'i'c'g1sc' :incl iniprovc nursing st'i'x'ir'c's in Soutlivrn Illinois. .Xnnunl worlt-t'on- 4 lit'l't'Ilt'f'S uri- C'UllClllt'lCCl uiinccl tit lINlJl'OYClllCIlI ol' gxgitivnt t'ilI'l'. llivsc' linvt' t1ttriic'tt'cl scx'tt:1tl lit1ntl1'tml nurst-s lroni lllinois tincl surrouncling stutvs. l-lvgistt'1't'cl nursvs vilio gtrr working tovfiircl tlivir ' tlt'grt't's tultt' g'c'iitit'nl vcltivgition and uppvr division . , . . i'cclt111't'iiit'iits. llif-so nurscs litivt' public' ltctlltli vxpt-i'ic'iic'v in Altxvltson County llcziltli llcpzirtiiit-iit, Nlurpliyslaoro. uncl nrt' usuully lronl scliools in Illinois intl tlic surrouncling stutvs. ln tlit' lizill ol 19519, tlic' clt'pgn'ttiiriit nxovvcl its ClllLll'lC'I'S lroin Old Main liuiltling to tlit- now Hoinc' l'ic'onoinit's liuiltling. ,Hx fff! 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Division of Technical St dult Education Qrganized to provide educational opportunities for adults and to provide high school graduates with a one to two year college level program of instruction, the 'Division ol' Technical and Adult Education quali- Hes students for employment at the semi-professional and technician level in industry and business. Since its inception in 1952, the Technical Institute program has been broadened to meet the expanding needs of industry and business for technicians with increased emphasis on curricula that are technical in nature. The programs employ the application of physical science and mathematics to the solution of practical problems as well as a prescribed sequence of related courses in a specific Held with basic general education courses. It is the purpose of the Vocational- Technical Institute to provide education which will enable graduates to qualify for a series of related jobs within their chosen fields at the technician level. The Adult Education program provides flexible non-credit courses for the adults of Southern Illinois. These courses are designed to meet the continual and special educational needs as they arise, through short and intensive training. University staff and specialists selected from the professions, business and industry serve as instructors. 0. I. 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'Ha .IHv,gIlUf,1N. KIHIQIIIZXU flffllltfl nf R07 Cf .'II!4Ql'f Flight. N fi'f'lfYlII'llI af fllfllll' lulikwflmlf IQIIIIJN Klllff qln' Frm 1' fulwi. Air Force R. U. T. C. In the nine years ol' its existenee at Southern the Air Seienee department has grown to he the seventh largest in size in the nation. Colonel George H. Blase replaeed Colonel Alexander R. lNIaeMillan as eom- mander of the SIL' detaehment in the fall ol' 1959. 'l'he ohieetives ol' the department are to seleet and train ollieers lor the United States Air Foree and to endeavor to make all male students and selected liemale students knowledgeable ol' the air age. In eoniunetion with this program the department spon- sors orientation trips whieh are primarily for sopho- more eadets. These trips give eadets an idea ol' the Air Foree air age life and helps them deeide whether or not to make the USAF their eareer. Besides the program ollered for aeademie eredit the department endorses or direetlv sponsors a number of extraeurrieular aetivities. During winter term the Revue in Blue Consisting of the Rlilitary Ball and the AFROTCI Revue was sponsored eoordinately lay Angel Flight and Arnold Air Soeietv. Other RUTC spon- sored aetivities inelude AFROTCT Band, Basketball Team, llrillteam, Singing Squadron, Honor Guard, Rifle 'lleam and Sabre Flight. Larger Classes, consisting of about ltltt students are in sight for Air Seienee I elasses. The department also plans to adopt a program of elosed eireuit tele- vision instruetion. 10-I p-nu-1 nn- 'L mam- IQ!- Yin' .A1FHU7C.' l7,!l7.':'! 'f'!Kfl'N ul ffI'f1l'fZ!H' rflllff f'Z'I'I:l' Tlzrwlrgy um! llrrflNI'lf7lf1-111' Qmw mi fllflk In 4111 l rfn'f' fwlvw Ilfllllllff Hn' zfflfzml. :'MffW-W , ati? R. 'Su ull 5 5 5 f1 .IH fffglllllllllg unlrfx ,gn ffzmngh lfzw IHIHIXX gf' IIKHINQ film! fm um! mw1 z'1'11Ag H!1'fi'f 1111qfm 1m lull ffzr lf11wnn 11l gf fllffvfn. . U, ,Q C'f,1Myf,,,p1 fly,-mgy jx 11 llmffzvuli rgf f!!t'fII'1lvQIlllll rgf lflf ,lmlfxllffltlf HUTC' fllllllf' fff'.xflQ11rff In flrzwlnjf llll Ifjfllff' 111 ffm In lwnf. .lnugrf f'YlvQ!l,..X rfllllrllllg ffmmfl. ffm ,lzfgfffflfx IXIIIIIIVQ ,Iliff-ffllll' nf .S'n11ff1ff1'ff s N150 llmm fw.111'11g T171 fgfflffafrrll uf! Iffmzf. X ...-uv' 105 ummer Session .X large segment ol the stude11t hody i11 tl1e SLIIHIHCI' consists ol' IJCINOIIS who C2111 o11ly eoine to tl1e e21111pus 21t tl1is time. .Xn inereztsing I1l1IlllJCI' ol' I1lIlC-IHOIllllS students. liowever. 21re 2lflCUCllIlQ the SLIIHIHCI' Session. i11 1959 students e21111e l'I'OIl'1 94 ol' the 102 Counties i11 Illinois. from Ill st21tes. 2111d from lo foreign Countries to lH2lliG ll fOlLll enrolhnent ol' IlC21I'ly 4000 persons. 'llhe SLIIHIHCI' Sessio11 olliers Li eompreliensive pro- QIIIIH ol courses 21t hoth tl1e Ql'2iClL121lC 21nd L1I1ClCF- QI'2lClll2llf' levels. with I'1C2iI'ly every o11e of tl1e 55 21e21de111ie dep21rtn1e11ts p21rtieipating. Ineluded in these ollierings kill' llI'OI11 thirty to llorty COI'lCCIll1'Z1lCCl courses or workshops. Other activities included CClL1C2lllOIlL1l COIlllCI'CI1C6S, tours ol foreign countries, no11-ereclit short courses, 2111d lJI'OQ'I'31HS for outstand- ing high SCllOOl4lLlIllO1'S and seniors. There 21re many entert21i11n1ent and I'CC1'C'Z1llOI121l opportunities lor the SUIUIHGI' Session student and his ll21111ily. I11 21ddition to the 1112111y l21kes 11e21r Carbon- d21le, there is 21 new e21n1pus be21eh 21IlCl hath house i11 the dortnitory 21re21. 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Llfffl' finlto' Lukf' Czlllljifu. lllfflll mls, llfjffllffll-Qt' of fflf' nfffmilfllllfift rfffflrrf ffl' lflf' fflkf' ffflff IHIZVIIXQ fllfllllllllfllrl' lmfllmig Hltfillt ffrmv fun! lflrn' flfI'fil7t1I.'l'1'X. ,tzgzfgi Little Grassy Lake Campus Many opportunities exist on tlie sliores ol Little Grassv Lake Campus along tlie creeks and streams, in tlie woods, and along tlie trails lor education tliat cannot lie found on tlie main campus. This ex- tension is under direction of Nlr. Kenneth Nliller. Last summer the Department of Recreation and Outdoor Education including stall members llr. VVilliam Freeberg. Dr. Loren Taylor. and lX4r. VVilliam U'Brien operated camps for over 2,000 cliildren ol' Southern Illinois and surrounding areas. 'llliese camps provided programs for normal cliildren as well as tlie plivsicallv handicapped. mentallv retarded, underprivileged. and adult cerebral palsied. In addition to tliese opportunities tlie campus pro- vided excellent laboratories for manv college courses. The present campus lias two areas one for camp- ing lor normal cliildren and anotlier especially designed lor camping loi tlie liandicapped. During tlie past vear. a new Iieacli was started and is soon to liecome tlie center ol activities lioi tlie Adult llducation area. Also, tlie lfine .Xrts and Communi- cations area lias been started witli one new geodesic dome erected and otliers soon to lollow. Plans are underwav to develop still anotlier area etliat ol iionservation lfducation. Y -1 4 S' -Q -f M. ,. , .,,.v.w, -Li21 'I,: .,:'f7 a. Camfv rn1n1.sf'lm'.x zmjzzg 1'0j1w fm' lwlfwzw m1z.sh11flffl tin' ulgn zwlzzklz hnizzfs the zum' In .S'011ll1f'1'11'5 jim' ljffff' Czmgl' Lukf' C'f1111jn11 x. 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This being true, he will anxiously anticipate his mental and spiritual growth as he does his physical. V00 X. 1 2. 1 sims-I r 3 55' x . 'I , if 'I f 6 , ' ' 1 . 4 M' , ei - if I 2 ' ' g ag, A, t Z , -'gf-sp 4,323 ,,,,.-sax, 1 .A LQ- 1. . ' f , . wsu-.f, wr- x if ' . :f1s3XS+4fi5 . .- ' I -fif,,f'1.if:'f+., ' AV 3 ,f'wyp:.r.'.: '. w fp Jr 3 Q . f :T , . 'W ,-'iff iff SY +553 ,WH ,Cv- N 4 ' 2 9' .3 ' if . S-if , S 3, 33,1-I , 7 +I Ae fn X f.- 1 w ,., i. , A ?!' N'S547fI- . . 'X Q J' Y lr Ya ,Q Tin' .S'11!11I'1'. 11111111711 lfg1j2!1i1111 !i1111.'z'11,g dug am! mn' :ff Ihr nlzfftf '1' ,lI'1'1'llN 111 flu' ztwlfl, !lC1.X liffrn flue' SH' 1111151717 .i1i111'f' 10.52. outhern in a year . . . Ever since the publication ol' the 1959 UBELISK Southern Illinois University has continued the tre- mendous growth and development ol' its athletic pro- gram. The trend toward excellence in athletics has been evidenced in many ways for several years now. .Xnd while other universities have violated recruiting rules and over-emphasized the sports program. Southern's has been a steady improvement without an accompanying slack in academic life. Too. athletics is an education in itsell' and the lessons ol' Competitive eifort in sports have their own rewards as surely as those of the classroom have theirs. Ath- letics, approached in the manner that Southern likes to employ, become more than merely an amusing or vital part ol' the educational program. INTO NATIQNAL PROMINENCIE Qnce again then, during the past year, Southern teams have moved more and more into national prom- inence in nearly all lorms of athletics. For the second successive season Coach Glenn Abe Mdl'IlI1qS baseball squad captured the conference title. Southern also represented the Nlidwest in the NAIA tourna- ment at Alpine. Texas, in June. The tennis team also secured its second conference crown in two years. routing' conference competition in the finals. Southern's young players in this sport Qive evidence ol' its continued development. iff 'Si Ul!,l 7N fflfft fffflffff 1111! 111 ff'If'lf! ?lt'llllfl'f'lW 113111.11 lull lU5'1ai 1'1'z'1ff'1111'1f ln' flu' H'IIZt'1!. 1f1'.tj11'!1' .lllffjf-Iir 1'QIIII'Q Zl'1'flffIfJli, ai' Un' C.i.Iflv1Q11IIIf'. 1 - l l I t I t l l l I l l revolves around one theme Leland P. Doc l.ingle's track team improved its conference stature as several individual performers began to make themselves known in the Midwest area. The young prospects in this sport are also promising. Three Southern records were broken last season and four more are in danger. Coach Lynn Holders golf squad also had a fine season. posting its best dual match record in their history while tipping its conference standing. liven more improvement is expected soon in this sport. BUDDING GRIDIRON PCJWIFR But if SIU attracted attention for outstanding per- formances during the Spring of 1959. in the fall they were outstanding. No one in the nation who fol- lowed small college football could have failed to take notice of the budding gridiron power at Southern. Despite a slow start, first year mentor Carmen Piccone got his big team going full-steam by the end of the season, throwing a scare into the nation's number one small teams. A few of Piccone's players are sure to obtain national recognition within a few years. The cross-country squad, probably the greatest all- round team in this sport that Southern has had, cap- tured both the Illinois state meet and the conference title, the latter for the first time since 1950. As the winter of 1959-60 arrived, Southern began to come its closest to national honors. Throughout the year Saluki cagers play many of the top small college teams in the land and this year they promise . Bigger and Better to tourney to the X.Xl.X finals at lxa11s.tst.ifi . The Southern gymnastics stlllilll. st-tenth in tif NCLXK last season. has definitely improved and wi- tainly by l9til SIL' expects to be tt strong contender for first place in the nationals. The wrestling team. while damaged somewhat by the loss ol a few key men. has taken on an exen tougher schedule eprobably too tough to maintain its unbeaten skein ol dual-match wins. which had been stretched to a remarkable twenty-three straight. The swimming team, which broke every existing conference record last year, brings together performer: from all parts of the globe to compete for Southern in what might be termed the big push to the big time. THE PROPER PERSPECZ'l'IYli And yet, is it either fair or accurate to say that Southern is straining to reach the big time in college competition? Probably not. .Xs stated at the outset of this commentaryionly when it is possible to keep athletics in its proper perspective, only when athletics does not cause a resultant lag in other phases of university lifefis athletics even considered. As always, excellence is encouraged in athleticsg but never is it demanded. At Southern, whether on the playing field, in the classroom, or at the dormitory. the programs are designed to revolve around the particular student and his problems. At Southern it's still the individual that counts. Front row: Carmen Piccone, football coach: Bill Brown, asst. athletic director: Patil Tretiak, asst. basketball coach: XYilliarn Meade, gymnastics: Dr. James Wilkinson, wrestling. Second row: Dr. John I.. 'Dick' l,eFevre, tennis: Glenn 'Abe' Martin, baseball, ISI program: .Xndrew Vaughn, field representative: Leland P. 'Doc' Lingle, track S1 cross country: Dr. Donald Boydston, athletic director: Dr. Ralph Casey, swimming, .ind George Iubelt, freshman basketball and student work program. Football Starting slowly while lmevoining ac'c'usto1ned to lirst year roach flllI'Il1CIl Pic't'one's olllensiye system, the 1959 Saluki lioothallers rallied in their last liye games lor Ll 5-l oyerall record. .Xn entirely in- experienced haeklield was the biggest single liaetor behind the slow beginning, along with the newness of Pit't'one's systein. The Iiour haeklield starters all were playing their lirst season ol' starting College hall. Southern linished in a three-way tie for second in the ll.XCT with a sl-2 mark. But by the end ol the year. they proliahly Could have won it all. The season opener was appropriately the lowest point of Southern's lortunes. Southern took on a good Eyansyille squad hut not as good as SIU made it look. The Salukis eonnnitted error alter error and literally handed the game away. Equally depressing as the Salukis' inability to move the ball was SOuthern's inadequate pass dellenseea hangover from '58 The next game. a 20-6 win oyer weak VVest Vir- ginia State. didn't prove much. Southern's oH4ense was improved but the defense appeared leaky yet. The lirst Conference Contest was versus Northern Illinois and unfortunately the Huskies picked on the Salukis' largest fault, pass defense. Southern led 15-ll, at the half. when a flood ol' rain stopped the Salukis' ground game at virtually nothing. Northern's Lew Flinn flicked another pass into Southern's shal- low secondary and Northern won. 20-15. .S'lm1'i paris 1A7Iff'7Ifff'Ii for Ezlsfmw I'6'tlFI-Z'l'I'tff H 1'nc'o1n1bfftf' in Home- Iftlllllllg writes! won by SOIlI'!It7'77 7-fl. Tom Bruno till rnzwed. ridders Close With 5 -4 IJllZt'f'l'fI1f ClfI1?'l'lIt'F ll'r1f!.'f'1' fwvaki Irion' vs. BflZt'fIilIg GYTFII. lllalkm fvfrfffzl 11111 K1 mia! 6'7,1'f1flf5 in the 23-74 f1'gfef1t Inf flu' Falcons. 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Hut Southern did win and so doing set the pattern for the closing weeks of the season. 'llic Salnliis reared hack and looked like a tcain against Illinois State, swainping thc Redbirds. 19-8. .Xnios liulloclis, injured lialfhacli, returned to action and scored three 'll1s. 'lihen Southern rolled over Eastern 1Nf1ichigan, 41- 11. The Hurons couldn't inatch Southern's speed and the Salukis' line got really tough for the first tiine all season. Southern was up for the next game, against a Bowling Green team loaded with power and talent. Fighting hack from a 7-0 deficit the fired-up Salukis held an 8-7 halftime lead. Bowling Green pushed over two quick Tlls at the start of the second half, but Southern fought hack again, scored: still fell short of victory, 23-14. Southern continued its comeback the following QB Ron HYICIIWI' L21 l grit aff' rzzmzzinlg pays OZWI' 0llI'Il.fllZ'7Ig alukis spring rall week with a crushing 51-20 win over Central Micli- 9 igan. Southern had piled up a three touchdown lead before The Chippewas had their helmets fastened, and the victory proved a fitting finale to Head Coach Carnier Piccone's initial season. I-bg Bob Stone, Salukz' lbtnzling s,tm'1'aI1'.i'f, gets Qf boo! in Eastern gauze. Stone azwagrs 3.3.7 a kzrk tlzis .season in his .vpefialty role for SIU .llllllx ffllffflrfft. .S-llllfllflll lfllffillllldy. trzflfx nZ'f I'.ff1fff'lI ffwzflzflf ilflillflgllll wlfwlztw fm fm fflmf 'ICD :if rlrgr. 't 2 i . L - .C A r l IJ'fif1mmz1n. Ilvllllffl' llillllflffffll 7 gf' !X5.l f1lfff11x zum z11gl'zu1l'. win four of last five .'1lll1I,x HAr1!!IftA'.8 'fnlzlfs' zum' nzw llllvffffjfj fffj.'f1'fl figilllg xlnllupnf fp' llllkf gf IiuzL'f1'11lg Gfwwz ffzfkfnw. HB CQ'!111'f'mr Il'uM'ff M153 1K 1411 Ihr fllltkgflllllllf 1.11111-ffm! lwlf lflllllrl mffff. wx! uf H11 Qfllllf ffm' ,, glllflff M f ffNf. .yfffrzf .lfffffllfw :ff fu. film llflllf NV HH. Q' 'wif lx if fn! Sf fr Qg' 'fax .g., Q., . A: + -:wmv B 'Q 'fs 5 1 A. 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L1-lIt'flI1tUli't'Ii.l fllif Brozwz and Brzmu. ffrlflfrllll llvziffff' 13,1 lift '11 2175 flf., .V'llfI1l' ygzmnl 7 y'.,f,f,i .sw.1.e,',e -Ill Hi. fH'IfHllll1'I' nl lfllffl First year coach Pieeone leads l,osing all four members from its harcl-running backfield of '58, the 1959 Saluki footballers rebuilt in half a year. quickly molded a powerful team that was capable of beating the best small colleges. The main discovery in the fledgling backlield was a 6'2'f. 220 lb. freshman halfback, Clarence Wlalker. VValker picked up 470 yds. in 97 carries for a 4.7 average gain. He ran powerfully and with great speed, usually requiring two or more tacklers to bring him down. VValkcr finished second in scoring. right behind flashy Amos Bullocks, sophomore speedster who tallied 58 points. f'Bull suffered a shoulder injury early in the year. effected a quick recovery. and finished the season with ill yds. in 88 tries for a 5.1 average. Quarterback Ron Wiiitei' developed into a good field general by season's end. used his fine arm to complete l2QQ, of his 83 passes for 362 yds. and three TDs. VVinter filled a sizeable gap in the defensive secondary. also showed signs of being able to guide a top team. Tom Bruna. captain-elect at the fullback spot. averaged four yards a carry and doubled as a linebacker on defense. In the giant forward wall. the standout was the captain and all-IIACJ guard, Willie Brown. VVillie. at 210 lbs.. proved a standout both ways: was selected on the NAIA District 20 team. MO1'C than an excellent player, Willie' was a respected leader as well. Another stalwart from Southern's line. end Gale Dawson. grabbed two TD passes but showed much more as a bruising blocker and tackler. Biggest man on the line was 250 lb. Houston . XI1UNlIlC,klL1IllOI' tackle. Twine relaxed a bit in '59 but toughened when- ever Southern ran up against one of its rougher foes. The other starting tackle was 225 lb. 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Southern shared the IIACT Crown, won the llistriet NAIA 20 title. and defeated a lew ol the nations best small eollege squads. Southern still lacked a eouple ol assets that would enable it to challenge the bigger sehools such as a good big man, greater depth, and some oli the needed eoolness, that only comes thru experience, lor the key ball games. Yet the over-all brand of ball played by the Salukis was not only efheient but exciting. The last break slowed slightly lrom '59 t8el.2 per gamej, but the defense tightened t7ti.l per gamej. Handicapped as they were by size. South- ernis eagers worked hard at the lunclainentals. notably passing and rebound positioning. Southern worked far better olliensiye patterns than any other Conlierenee team and were equally well-schooled on their shifting man-to-man defense. 'Wliat Southern might have lacked in height, it made up lor in desire. Southern opened with a 79-74 win over Quiiicy, then fell, 85-67 to a tall, Tennessee A ii I team. 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And Charley was even better as a sophomore, setting nine new records him- self and helping the team establish eight. f'Sweet Charleyw claimed these single-game marks: field goals C38l, free throws attempted USD. free throws scored fl5l. and most points 1435. Vaughn's season marks were: field goals attempted C706l, field goals scored C301l. free throws attempted t2Jf5l, free throws scored Ql77l, and most points f779D. The 6'2 guard was also named to seven all-star teams and selected as lWVP by his teammates and in the conference. Yet if Charley was the Saluki's epitome of natural ability. Southern's front line of Don Helper, Tom lVIcGreal, and Randy lVIcClary was largely the pro- duct of straight hard work. Lacking the real good height of most of their opponents, these three battled under the boards in every contest. 'CHepw, 6,4U for- ward, was selected all-conference with Vaughn. Don averaged 11.3 a game and snared 271 rebounds. lN4c- Greal. 6'5 center. averaged 13.1 a game, often having to shoot over foe's rim-scrapers, lVIcC7lary. also 6'5 , became a starter at mid-year: turned in several fine games, especially under the boards. But if determination was Southern's stock, then the largest shareholder was the 5110 captain, Dick Ruggles. The saddest sight of the year, by far, was Rug,' sitting on the sidelines while his injured ankle was healing. Almost as disappointed as Dick over his inactivity were the fans, who had grown accustomed to Vaughn's smooth shooting but were recurrently amazed by Rug'sH maneuverings. Sophomore guard Jim Gualdoni alternated be- tween starting and reserve roles. made greatest contribution through defensive play. 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Cfzarlfja' Vazzghn 145 ffmr for sim! own' Dale Iffjywood in .Normal gnnzr. Clmrlfjlf ffzllml l'ZL'f'lI41'fZ'6' fmzinls in Ihr .7V0rmal gmmh outhern Wins 20, gives 124 'cm 55 X' i . 4- t J v . Z. . V Q .gg 4, ,. , . 'ilv i 1 A ,..Q L.,4 '. ' s, LI Hs, I. Q ' Efffaygxy 5:3,,,V AB. if -Y.-fee.-w A-1 1 X-'52 ' ' vvliif f et. F 523.7 ,Y0rmal'5 67 R011 English 1551 lmolrf ozwr Sozzihfrffy .lIrGrf'u!. Charlet' ana' Hepler are tmdrfrneatft. Ellqgfl-.l'fI lbtzrzzlbwa' in 21 pointy al Carlmmizzlv. Gallatin 37-19 for 2 years 59.3 . . 'rn-or .-. Y - f.,4-.anti -...vu-ani Dfm Iffjtlwr 153. Cftztrftit' lvflllgflll lffll. flllff Hfmffl .lIt'C!l1lll' llll. ulljtglzthfm' rwlmztnfl I-71 lzilll' wmftzfzflwz. 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Otttntx fN.Xl.X llultdtty ltnttrnex lnterstttte Cktttlieretiee Quitttes If N.XI.X llistriet 2'ltml.1xtitll ++ +5 N.XI.X ililJlII'Il.IIIlt'Ill li.1ns.1sC'it2 50.181111 llt't'ttt'tl IX. QU. l.. 'I Hfntfft' .lltf M171 Qltlflt If filfltllflfj. ff,wX!,f,u1ft,'t,'ftfg ,irq lfjl, Rfltwfl ftfffftff wfwftfffflfg tf1u'12gff'i txt!-1 ft'vff't'-it 'f nfl , , N ' ' - xlones. seeond haseg Ken IXtIonsehein, third haseg Roger JMg,f'm 51? f X .,,, f as C'f1zfn'ffI1lu' Frm! Lrmrhtzzri 11111155 htm' hzf in rozzmfl al Soufht'rn. Lorsvhanz batter! ..32l5fur Salzzhis, alto hammered ten home rzmy. Baseball alukis post 141-3 slate in II C Southern Illinois University's 1959 baseball team Captured its seeond straight IIAC title, posting a speetaeular 14-3 record. Southern solved its early season problemslaek of experieneed pitehersehy coming up with three freshmen .lln1't1'11'.Yj9a'j21I1t'1QQt'sncfzzzl-.s11fl.'f1', Rzihard Itchy jones, Whos? aggregate Won-lost I.6,COI.d was lt,-5. Tllegc hm.1t,I.Sq iilzrhs Il7N1ItI'7Ifflfhl calahn 5 hzgh peg In Htslfrn game. Larry 'Ilueker 69-OJ, Harry Gurley C-1-39, and ':Duke Sutton W ' f to-UQ, more than made up for the loss of four lettermen twirlers from the '58 team. Cfoaeh Glenn Abe Martin supplemented his Champion hurlers with 11 returning numeral winners. Ol' these, eight made IIA-XC honors in 1959. First team seleetions were: Rieh Buyan and Fred I,oesekam. outlielders: and VV. Sanders, eatelier. Those named on the seeond team were: lliek Dillinger. first haseg Carroll Bridges. outlieldg and Larry 'l'ur'ker. piteher. lfor the whole year Southern liatted ,ISH5 against their Ol9IJOIlCIlliS 209. The Nlartinmen also set a liew new eon- lierenee reeords. 'liueker Claimed the IQRIX mark of 0.91 for IIA!! play. Centerlielder ,lfred Loesekam hit six home-runs. As a team Southern hit .297 in eonl'erenee aetion. Southern opened the season with its annual exhibition tour ol' the South. winning live and losing' one. The Salukis split their lirst two eonlerenee game. then won two out ol' three from Western. two of three from ciCI'l1I ll lVIiehi0 1n 'ind C :jf 3 C three straight over Eastern Illinois. Southern then wrapped it up with three more over Illinois State at Carbondale. Alter '4 ' ...,.4H. mt. ,X ' the last two vietories over Eastern, Southern ventured to the - NAI.-X tourney at Alpine. Texas, where they were stopped . after the third game in the douhle-loss elimination. . 126 'Q' 31 su, . , , ,WA T . 1.2 11111 I 1 .1 ' K gf, J wk 1 1,l'fq. 1, I-,Vp A 4 A ,Q fsnmfiiw .ag -F 511 mx .S'111111111'11x a111011f1111111 1111111 110511111111 11111 1101111111111 11 s 1.7110 111111 111 11111 1111111 1111 111111 1111111 191 117 1111 11111 pla and 27 9 overall F1111 L111s11.11111 111111111115 llg1Z1 1111111 13111111 H1111111 ll 111 111111111 11'1L11l111'11. 1 A1-1 Topping the list ol' individual performers for 1959, was freshman Larry Tucker, who set IIAC reeords for best ERA 411,049 and most wins to-OJ. Closely follow- ing Tuck were moundsmen Harry Curley. Duke Sutton, sophomore ,jim W'oods, and junior Roger lXlcKnight. Mamtwww The quiek success of these players was due in large part to their handling by Saluki veteran eateherj. W. Sanders. the lI.fXC's NIVP and a .311 hitter. Qnly 111 men stole on Sanders in 27 games. .Xlso outstanding were Fred Loesekam and Dick Dillinger. Fred led the NCAA small colleges with 10 homeruns and knocked in 39 runs for the Salukis. Dick led Southern batters with a .3419 mark. uItehy Jones fielded .975, batted .318, was sparkplug on the diamond. Ken Monsehein, at third base, hit .331 after moving up from reserve status in '58. Roger ,, Buyan negotiated shift from third base to right field, f . '1' ' ' ' ,J ,. 3 .f I ,ip 5,-K . 3' . S L ZA. 8 h K: W K A A ' 1 ..i' 0 ,ggi of R' 1gi ,,s'. MVA. e 4 still lnt .31o. Bob Hardeastle batted .333 at short- ? Q M' or V stop, fought slick-held1ng.Ierry Marting C.226j lor . Y f ' 1 It 3 ' . A the job most ofthe year. And Rocky Bridges, .293 ' . f v as .1 hgardenerf' was voted captain for 1960. , K X , . sis , . . it fun . - -' . 5.3.15 l , N - i ' . V ,Nz 142452 W Q H 9 ...suns . .- - ' V , - ' f Charlet 'Dzzke' Szztlon, Sdlllllfli freshman right-hander, way big Zl'lilIlIt'I' for Southern, well! 6-0. Duke also boaytea' .286 BA. 9 9 9 Front row: Coach Clenn Abe Martin, Larry Harris, Bob Hardcastle, Larry Patton, Ken Monschein, W. Sanders, Carroll Bridges, Harland Scheibal, Richard Jones, Charles Cooper, Vance Tarrant, and Harry Curley. Second row: Charles Sutton, jay Schickerhlim Woods, Sam Wright, jerry Marting, Larry Tucker, Don Hepler, Dick Dillinger, Fred Loesekam, capt. Roger Buyan, Ken Napier, and Roger McKnight. ,rbi ' ti MQ wal.-.Q . ' 128 Q 5q.wdC',-dint' zu - '. L ' - 0 9519-+'v-on-. - . . x . 'lfifir' jnnfw hmlx llzmzz' from oulfirlff lu ffffltr. 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'7 1I.XC1:XY. 14 l,. 3 ilfirst P Pk Dk ik if Uk Pk :lf Pk lk Pk Dk hiffltikln H7'lilfQt'l 1,5 mzzglzf fill sfqzlwzzn' IKIIIHWII 111 lim! uf' mfnzf fum' Ilgllllllf llYt'Xft'I'II. Hfzrfgm slulr ffl! lfllflllg Uni wiwzf ., 1 mi , . Track Cioaeli Lela11cl P. Doe Lingle eo111pleted l1is 33111 year of CU2lCl11I1Q SOl11l1CI'I1'S traek teams i11 '59 and liis team elialkecl up anotlier unclefeatecl season. Not only were tl1e Salukis 6-U lor tlie season. but they also won their 11tl1 Illinois State lN11eet. Soutliern liacl better balance than usual during tlie season. altliougli ll1ey still lacked great' deptli. Recorcls were broken i11 botli clistanees and sprints. -lolinny l'll2l1HC1' ran a 9136.8 to shatter Pl1il Cole- II'lLl11.S inark in tlie two mile by lour seconds and Claryer Sliannon ran a 109.7 1011 yd. clasli. Two Saluki ironmen, Dale Gleghorn and Ron Helberg, also set reeorels. Cilegliorn ran tl1e 120 l1igl1 hurclles i11 15.1 seconds to tie one mark and turned in 23.6 in tlie 2211 lows to set anotlier. Helberg ran a reeorcl 19.11 in tl1e 110. also competed in at least two events every meet. Helberg was pushed by Sonny Hooker wl1o tied the old mark of 49.2 l1imsel1'. Southern placed Jftli i11 the IIAC raee behind Eastern lX1iel1igan, Central Miel1iga11, and Illinois State. Sonny Barclo Captured the Salukis' only first with a 6'1 effort i11 tlie liigli jump. P L ii 1. ,, Xa. Huxfgl' R011 H111111'1jg .Sf?l'IilI1S 11011111 111111' 51I'l'1t'1I 111 1131177 111 111,15 1YlN'l'1'H11JH UN' 21411 -1111. 1111511. H1111 sf! :JQO 111111'k. Thinelads 0 undefeated, .S'1111l11111'11 1lIll'K11l'I'.1 Q1 111 11 111111. 111111 141111111171 111111 111111' G11jg1111111 11.1.s111111' 1'111'1y 111111 111 220111. 11110 11111-lllflj 7AHt't'. L11111111'1'I 111111 G11'g11111'11 f1111g11l 1IIIlY11III1Q 11111118 1111 .s1f11.11111. 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Galt- llawscm. Don Hiinfl- ler, Ted Farmer. Jerry llskofl. Harold Bardo. Cflifl Hayes. Dave Blcffann. I.:-v King. Eldrid I-locker. Ron Hr-lb:-iq. Bill Yatf-Q. .incl ff.ii'x'vi' Sliannf n. j'f11'11111i Fffllllffi ffmft law-11z1'f11'x z11'r111111f H1111 1172 wu111ff lap. Ffmmz' srf matt nmrf. 11f'f1.'.5fi,b Zlll '59 .llflgf H1'f1g1'f1' 1'1nsi ized. grab llth tate title 5 I s 1959 Track SIU OPP 95 XN'este1'n Illinois 56 sau 9026 Southeast lXIissou1'i 4012 ' 'Lgilf 92 Rlissouri fXIinCs 39 I 36113 Southeast llissouri -1412 82 Eastern Illinois 49 81 Illinois State SU .- .,., ,, Illinois State Kieet ..., l 1 IIACT ,..... .i....i. 4 ..N . 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But others took overxjust as ilnpressivcly. Freshmen Ed Lewis C1579 and Ken Houston flflll took conference titles. Houston, according to Coach ,lim Wilkinson, may Very well he Southern's first NCAA champion. Yets, Dick Frankenherger, fl57J, co-capt. 'lim Bledsoe CIZISJ, 'lack Crider 41475, also took titles, as well as hlind 'Deke' Edwards, flgifll, who had recovered from an arm injury. Other conference placers were 'Izzy' Ramos, second, 61159, Roger Plapp, third, fl67j, Ken Pontikes, thirds 41775, and Houston Antwine, third, fheavyweightl. Southern once again, as it did last year, displayed great depth during the season. Wliile the first stringers were winning the Wheaton tournament, the second team was placing second in the Qzark AAU tournament in St. Lcuis. Matmen Win 2nd straight II C Crown, li11ww1111g .S'1111!!1f'111 pQ1'11Al1f1l1'1c, 11171 lllllllfllll, If IH'A'X -fm flilllllillig llfflllllffllllfifllf I 1111 11lf1f11111w11l 111 iff! Hi. 11111!1l1. 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M1111111 1111 lwnui KUDCI1 ga- Q 5,1 u. , P1195 'sk 1171 hifllllkllflll rfffmznzfis high of trrznzjmlim' in bark' ffzfi t',X'f'l'IIft'If agr11'11,i'! ,lllifllligllll Stair. G mnasties Completely overwhelming Conference Competition for the second straight year Southern Illinois University's rapidly improving gymnastics team also neared what Could he Southern's first major national title. Southern scored 233 points at the IIAC to runner- up W'estern's 109. The Salukis took every Hflrstu and seven of nine seconds. Conference titlists were: Bob Kies, side horseg John Taylor. all-around and high barg Len Kalakian, tumbling and free exereiseg jack Wiley, trampoline: Fred Tijerina, parallel barg and Ed Foster, still rings and flying rings. Southern also moved up from eighth to fourth in the Midwest Open. At the NCAA, Southern repeated its seventh place finish ol' 1959. Kalakian and Wiley finished two-three in tumbling and Kalakian was 11th on the trampoline. Foster, a second team All- Ameriean in 559, plaeed seventh on the flying rings and ninth on the still rings. Tijerina finished 12th on the still rings and wound up 16th on the parallel bars. john Taylor was 10th in the nation on the high bar and Ed Buffum 11th. Jon Shidler Came in 17th on the trampoline even though a fall on a qualifying routine dam- aged his ehanees of entering the finals. Bob Kies, who had aver- aged nearly 946723 and Collected 12 Ufirstsw for the Salukis in dual meets, missed his routine and failed to score. C mnasts overpower II C Huh Iiizifis. .slrllzzr flf'ff0I'IlIf'l' aff-1'f'r1r on the mfr 1101116 for .S'011il1w'ri. won ,lfziifzzgalz Sizzle nzwl. HIPS look fr'!f'zrw1 other jirsfs for the 160 Sllllllfff. ,,,,,-www 134 Fred Tij'r1'1'11a fIFlf0fI7?l'Ilg C1 bf'Ull1'g.lll one-arm stand, rfzrzkfd 5Ii.X'ft'f'l7ffI at this -yeafs NCAA rhamp1'0nsl2zj25. iw an jnlm Trn'!m'. 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NCJXX .. opponents, place Seventh in CAA competition OPP 32 2317 fl self JJ 31 ol 611 Q7 ii 32 51 61 Left to right: Cioach Bill iXICllC1f'.lIOD Shidlvr, lid Bnfiiuin, Bob K1Q'S,.IlJ11I1 Yl'21YlUl',xlO1lIl Usturvllu, Bula I'1r'SI!'I'..I.iV1'i NWI:-y, Ipci liistfi K n x NN I11l.1IIlN Lvn Kalzikian, Gent' Salmon, Fred Y111K1tLI'1Il2l, and assistant coach Andy Kostick. 135 1VV1IllIl11Ilg Fllllllitxlxll llli110is l'11ix'1-1'sit3's 1111111 ll11'l'll1l'll 11asl11'd 1011 l1111' 11-1 11111114 1l1lNSC1l1'2111C1 011111 lllOI'l'1'i1Sl1YSXN'2lII1 4111115 witli t'11' l11X1Z 1'1'0'.x'11. 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Capt. 151-11 R11111p1'1, 0111 11111011 01 11lf' y1'a1' XN'l11l 1116 1111. again swam 1'10s6 10 1110 .1N111c1'- 111111 I'C'i'Ol'Cl 111 1111' lJI'C'2lS1l'O1iC. l5111t61'11y spC1'1a1ist P21111 x'v2N'1lCIl11OI'llCl' also W011 1i1'cq111'11tly d111'i11g 11111 year, s01 NAI.-X mark 01' 525.7 i11 11111 yd. 11u1tc1'11y. I11 Ray Padovan. Cf0a1'11 Casey 11as 0116 01 1116 fastest llI'CS1lIDCIl 1'1'0Csty1Q1's in 111C land. Padovan sct NAIA l'CiOI'C1S 01' :215.1 111 1116 511 yd. 1'1'c'cstyl6 and :5U.'9 111 1111- 11111. O111111' 11cw1'O111c1's, .101lIl Fis11116Ck. llcssc Ellis. 15111 .11-11se11 lflllfl Larry Ass11111sse11 all S1IOVVCC1 grvat p1'o111is1' 101' 1'1'Cs111111'11 a11d gax 1' 50111111111 a Crew t11a1 kvpt 1110 varsity working. 111111111 1Z1'IlIlIIl1'I' !'I'f'flAfX fum! .1 .1111tf111'1' 111 1f1z'111 g .x1jg1m'11l 111 llH'1'f. .S'lI .1 ffl'I'1'l'S l1lllflI'IlI'l'll 1111-111111111 f11'1'f111'111a111'1' qf 'fill fflllll. f 1'1'n1'g11 Hft't'lI 111 and 13171 R11n1p1'1 hold f?U!ll,1I.fllf' rliai. Bf1'!'lI 1.1 f711'II1f'1I11lltfflilll I 11111101111 .' H1111 mm' had - 1l7I!'7'1l1'I1l7 f7l'f'0.S'fSf7'0liF mark. Mermen splash to II C .S'1111ff111'11 .1Z1'I.lIlllll'l'.1Af7'IlA'l'!l In 1'1'1'fr11f1' !Il'I'1' IIIQIIIAII I11QIl1'lI.Sif IYNII' 1'1'111111' :gf I1'11n.x11.1, 018-27. 111111 lflll1,Q!'I'.1' llll!fAfl't'.YfIIII!1II RQ1' Pm!- 1111111 1111111111 f11'1'.111'l111g 1r1'11' fm' .S'f1l11f.'1fs 1111111 fllllk 1.11111 111111. 'JF if ag' as Front row: Tom Haas. Paul XN'achcndo1'fc-11xlvssc- llllis. Capt. Norbert Rumpc-l. Ur. Ralph Case-y. he-acl cuacli. Bob Ste-f-lv. Gary l.llIl-if'I'l. -Ielfli lXldIlClf'll. Second row: NN'alt Roclfgrrs. Rlikf- Ainslffy. l,2iI'I'Y Assmussc-n, Pat Czisvy, jim Fountain, Byron Cox. Tony Pmw-ll. B1-iicw Cul:-inzxn. clivinu umm li. Third row: Bob Sliulofl. Ray Paclovan. Ron Ballaturf-. Yvrrie- XN'ilhf-lm. John Fislibvck. Bill .Ir-nv-n. XN'ai-if-n llivk. title, also swim off with AIA championship Paul li'f1nfm1r1'n1'f'f'1'. .SlllIlff1l'I'lI ,ifffizkzlzkf 111 ffzf ffzflmflz. zum fzmiffzfi af Cllllihlfllffflft' nzwf. ll'f1f'lg1 ' ffm!! imifmnziw nvigifyg ,,g,m1 ffm Xfflllfl 1960 Swimming SIU OPP 38 lnclizma 3' 55 Cicntrzil Blicliiqim 34 68 Kansas 2' 61 lmyolzi Lviiivciwily , 34 S- lfmlwii Illinois IS 63 lllinois Stats 52 59 lnclianupolis .X Cf. 36 lmycmlgl Rvlzlxx . l Cfculral iX.Xl.' A l ll.XCi i,..,.. l NAIA . . . , l 137 Tennis ,..t.. . ' -' . X1 BV' 1 e 1 V -Wad .A . ,N Ninn- - v.. -M .S'1111fl1111'11's 1'11f1l111'11. x7liIII jarmfl. l'l.f7f'5 11111151 Illi7'0.Y.Y 1111 fflltlllilf 11l11f111111'11f. L711111'll funk 11111111111 Iwo N1-llgftfi 1'1'r111'11. The 1959 tennis team equalled its previous high of eleven mateh wins and Capped the season with an easy victory in the eonferenee finals at Ann Arbor. Nlay 22-213. Southern walked away with the IIACI titlC.winning liour ol' the six singles matches and all three doubles Crowns. Southern totaled 25 ol' a possible 27 points. Three singles winners won in straight setsekjerry Budzelek tnumber 1 singlesj. eapt. Jim Jarrett Cnumber 2 singlesl. and hlarv Cohen tnumber -l singlesj. Budzelek won without giving his opponent a game. ti-ti, 6-U. Ron Under- wood. the eaptain-eleet for 1960. tool: three sets to win the number three singles. The doubles pairing were: Jarrett and Underwood. number one! Budzelek and lliek King. mnnber two: Cohen and .jerry Ciruen. number three. lluring the year Southern won lifteen matches. in- ehiding the exhibition tour. while dropping only six. lhe three losses. in season play. were to Notre Dame. Ohio State. and Indiana. However. Cloaeh .john I.. I liek l.el evre's Salukis defeated many other line teams. sueh as .Xlabama. Minnesota. Tennessee. Iowa. Wiseonsin. Vanderbilt. and Nlississippi. In laet. at one streteh. before dropping the linale to Notre llame. the netters had taken eight in a row. 138 --......,......,...: C111-l1'l.'f x7t l'fl' BIl!fQf1lf'A', .S'1111!l11'1'11's 72Z1I7Z!76'7' one singles sfar, l1Il'I1I.f.S .it'l'Z'I'l't' gf 0111111111011 I-II IIYZKYI 111r1l1'l1. SOIIHIFIAII Z6'0II. 7-2. Netters Win conference FIFIAF ja1'r1'1'I losses lm!! slgi1wa1'd at b1'g1'11111'11g Qf SFI'Z'1.t'6' Iill 1111115114 11111I1'l1. jim and R071 lT7Ifff'I'ZK'00ff look IIAC dozzblfs Nile. i ,-.-.-.vw 3,,,..-on-q-off' :f?3++H'vtiLti'ffTf-,g::t:'. -.-- , i-18 Cllflfflllll-l'lt'l'f R071 IYlIlft'I'ZE'00Kf l'f'f10,llt'S,flIl' baflflzalzff ffl'ZiZ'f'. l'11flf'1'- 100011, fools IZIIIIIZIPI' .3 v1'11glf'5 frnzwz am! xlzaml zzzzznbfv' 1 flnzzbfm tltle, post I -6 slate H 'L rn' HllffQl'ff'!i' IIIFIQIIIZJ lm jwzufffzzl wzvzlw. zifzzffz nm frllzgtfbf xzizzgff' ffufnr 1411 fuk ZVZIIZIIIEIINQ ffzr First row: Dick King, .Xrniv Cidl3lT'ILi, and Xlnrv Coll'-n. Second row: Cfodcli Alolin l,. Dick l.cFcx'1'c. xlviiy Grmfn, cgipt.-Iin1kI.1rrf'tt. Ron L'nclcrwooc,l. iiiiclxlviiy' Budm-If-k. 1959 Tennis SIU OPP 9 Alalmaiiin 6 Nlinncsota 2 Florida Stale 1 Florida 9 Emory 315 Georgia 6 Tcnncsscc 3 8 Illinois Stale lil 9 Kenyon 0 2 Ohio Stznc ' 8 Eastcrn Illinois l 4 Indiana 5 7 Iowa 2 8 Bradley ll 7 XYisconsin 2 5 Vanderbilt 4 7 lNIississippi 2 6 Principia 2 9 Eastern Illinois U 8 YYashington L'nivC1'sity. 1 ISL Louish O Notre Dame 9 IIAC ..... 1 if - 'H-.. 'hiv' X ' .Qyz , FRE? '1 Q .Z fi'-ov ol L44 1959 Golf SIU OPP Southeast Missouri 5 St. Louis 8 13lfQ Illinois State 4M Illinois State 6 1716 Eastern Illinois 6V2 Eastern Illinois 9 Eastern lX1ichigan 5 916 Southeast Missouri HIM 12213 Eastern Illinois 1123 2015 Eastern Illinois SVZ 18 Qtlincy' 6 Rockhurst 6 J H Western Illinois 1423 1316 Eastern Illinois IOMZ Quincy 15yg St. Louis. 11 IIAC ..... 4 Llllfl' llbwf .NIKIIII5 II fJI'0t'f1ilY' ffrfzv' flown fllff-C1Iil'll'I11' as 70fIl1 Bratlr 110105 his form. Linkers establish new mark of 111 victories l.1'11fl'1nf'n Hill Iblllfllfff, Ynlm lifvlflr, and Dirfl' Fmlfk jmnrfwr jm1'11l,s of lflf' gnnni Iiltfflflilflull, 140 Besting their remarkable 1958 record, the '59 Saluki golfers turned in a tremendous 14-3 season's slate. Dick Foulk captained the 1959 squad and he bettered his average of 74 posted in 1958. Freshman Bill Barnett, straight from winning the Illinois State High School Championship, was the ubig gun ghoweveiggoing undefeated in all seventeen matches. Coach Lynn Holder's thirteenth golf squad also moved up from a dismal seventh in the Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference to a respectable fourth place Hnish. The season ffave Holder a lifetime ffolf record at Southern of 64 D D wins, 58 losses. and six ties. Front row: Bill Barnett, John Beatty, Dick Parker, lN1ax lN1cDonald, Larry Wiood, and captain Dick Foulk. Second row: Coach Lynn C. Holder, john Anderson, Max Xvilli- anis, Mike Alexander, lVIike McGuire, and W'illiam Dews. ,Q :img A? vi ff gl SIU SH In illinois State iliinuis State Klee: IIQXCA ..... NAD. . Ixffff jfllllllfl' Fl0l7IPI's Sllllflllflili !IIll'l'I.f'l'i.5 rafifzzizz. fzriwi' zetllz Illzinnzfx Slulw IIIWI lropltr. RI'lQfIf.' 13071 Hffqzzwmlwnznjg.frwlzlrzzlzz .lIIi.t.YOIll'l-Illlift'1i!II1IIIfl.gfll'P1671711 filing lmnst. Harriers capture State crown and IIAC title Running thru a fine 5-1 season, the 1959 edition of Doe Lingles eross eountry team eaptured the State erown and the IIACI Championship. the first sinee 1950. The harrier's best all-round team benelited from three newcomers: Fred Arnold. .Xian Gelso. and lion Hequembourg. as well as veterans. eapt. -john Flamer. Carl lN1eier. and Lee King. Flamer was defeated only onre in dual aetioneby Lillard ol' Eastern. -john set a eourse reeord nearly every time he ran and beat everyone in the State meet. His time was even better at the eonlierenee meet over a longer eourse. Yet the team's real sueeess eame from their ability to run together. refusing to be split up by opponents. Hequembourg. a fresh- man, and Nleier, a senior, ran as elose as any- one was able to behind Flamer. Lee King. improving greatly as a sophomore, often ran with both of themg was never liar behind. Arnold used hard work and determinatien to move up from his '58 reserve status and Gelso, Coming baek from a long lay-OH' just began to his his stride at the end ol' the year. 1959 Cross Country 711 Stbllllllllil ixllssflllil . lYt-sterti lllinuis l54l51t'I'I1llliI1tJlN 15 Xiissultri Klint-s Cross Country OPP 41 711 ,,- .77 -1-. 43 Front row: Don Hequetnbourg, rapt. -lohn lflamer. .Xian lielso. Back row: ' ' ' lin it Lee Ixing. C.arl Nic-ier, l'retl ,Xrnold. euaeli l.t-land P. Doe 141 Bows' Intramurals 36 '24 4 x 0.x-Niv 1050 Football clmlnps-ffSigxuz1 rlxilll Gamma: Front row: Howie H:-lwig, Terry Cronis, LarryXVl1itf?hc-acl, G4-orgc Ranich, Bob Stoudt, Tony Dc-lia. Second row: 'Ibm IA-lli, Frank Rc-naldi, Tom Cox, Ron Siclm, Alam '11llCkCI', 'Beaver' Lowncy. Intramural program offers variety of student mmlmm' ' .XAIIJ limzwzz :gf .SIIIQNIKI Pl' Ilzfllfwx jim' lflflll :gf fn1l4gtfn1'zt'111'ff Ilmrsrs nzw' xlmufrlrr nf.S'1'gf 'linux' IPIYIIIA' Rwlffllffj. rlfflllj zum, ffm, H-7. 142 Irfllliiri rfmlzzffzml C'f'u1'4Qw Ilffrzmzfrfz lfjmlfuf his .8ff'Hl1I' ff! 8 ff I ' 1 111 on mnlzu bg ff f 5' 1fl'1'l1vcr fha UJA' fn 'U' '7' 1 I li ,f'fr 1-I1 K J. ,f - 4 ,. 1- Aw, A - N ' ,GL ' 4 This rzlgliz'-lzancler hurlea' Pole Cats to '59 Scjtba!! lille, df- fraling Sigma Tau Gamma and Clzalazzqzza Vets 7-0 in play-Qfs. Cwnf .llama QLJ and Frank Haffn' arf jilllillfff fn' azmflzfif K f-l'1if'7lIfZ2f tilllllflffliflfl' in Z-7lfl'!lIllIlI'U! MW!! wi. rwfar wzwnl. . Junzp ball al ftlllffl' rirrle fujgzizzi 1illlI'K1lIIIlI'Hf artzimz 1,71 fifal'-aff gamr. SIll1f!ll'l'I7 A1'1'f'5 Road Rumzfrs won U11-S ronffxtl. l'Z'FllfIlIlUl' flu' 1.lI fzitfw. The intramural department has been estab- lished at Southern to provide an opportunity for every student to enjoy competitive ath- letics. The emphasis is on student participa- tion in the intramural program in which most ofthe regulation and all ofthe officiating is done by the students themselves. DitTerent activities are sponsored during each quarter, trophies being awarded to all-school winners. The teams are usually sectioned into three leaguesg Fraternity, Residence Centers, and Independents. The winners of these divisions meet for the championships. The IM track winners were the Rats, a team that was made up primarily of Dowdell residents and Kappa Alpha Psi members. Amos Bullocks scored 17M points in the meet himself, taking lirsts in the broad jump, the 100 yd. dash, and the 220 yd. dash. Other winners were: Qscar King, 880. Randy hic- Clary, 440, Bob Walleri, shot put, Jim Bruhn, high jump, Bill Becker, hurdles, and Ken Schultz, softball throw. if - ?'?'5 B1 W--wuts.. ggtifflfkf Q 143 Bo sg Intramurals l.lll'Ill' Hvllllbffflfflll, Sig Tau q11f11'l1'rhacl.', flzfm .xqfAf'U' z'r1lz'ef1f1.ss In fr111'l1'11g flllgfkflllfin' Tom Cox. Tam llfff,6'llf6'f! Tfzwfa .YI-Af-Ill'sf.l'llff'I'7II-fl' f'l1a111p1'n11.sl11j1. 19 9-60 IM titles 0 to jim Rn,v.xf'r', Qf fin' k'Rl1f.X',, 4'l1r1111fJ1A0ml11A,l1 1'1'av!r NQIIKIIII, l'111An'f'1z1Mf'1f f1lQl'f'I' ljI'I,Z'f'.S' 1.71 for .shui af lfzzslgel in 1.11 ganm. grit rgff fzmzw gumlfnr fnurflz jzlaw in .xlmf pu! ezwzl. 131.11 lfzm, mmzrf-1111wnzrzzzfor .S'1'gnn1 Tau C lf1n11m1, n'f.'f!z4f'5Afn1' dw- l1zw '1' INII fzlqy-fgff gu111f'. Sig Tam zavm 5fl'l1ff'I'IIlf1' ldlgllt' 1'1'flf'. ' ' if L '1 n 144 Y, in B. - Q uq.,,,-Q ,,,,,,..4-,mi-u-w,.,. M.. vu-si I 19511 izgfffmff f'l'1f1111jm zwn' flu' PIl!f'lf1fS, zizzrffjmlflwrzl ff'f1'g11w fmnf ffm! l!UZ1'llf'lf Sig 'frm um! ffflllllfllllffllll lift 111 fflqi-off, Poleoats, Rats, Road Runners and ig Tau In Carly Fall action. George lloinenccli rt'pc'att'cl as lhl tonnis champ and Tom Rancllolp luc'kc'cl out as liole-in-one g'oll'clia1npion. Tony Delia won tlitf badminton cliainpionsliip, boating Hugh Davis in the final niatcli. Sigma Tau Ciainina lost their lirst flag football Q11t'ot111tc1'. tlien won nine' in a row to take tlicir second title in two yoars. YVintCr6vcnts inClud6cl IM wrestling. and tbc new cliainps were: Dick Broclkrob. 128 lbs.. .lack Winclsor. 135, lWikc' Brazier. 115, Allan xlolinson. 155. Frank Fonsino, 165, NVarrt-n xvlI1CIHZ1I1. 175. and Larry VYagn6r. livywt. The 19611 basketball titlists wort' tlit' Soutlicrn .tXc'rc's Road-Riinncrs, a rcsiclencc' arva 1'ep1'Qsc11tativt-. 'llit-ir iiiiclclicatccl live clroppvcl tlw O1'li-CZIIUIJLIS cliainp. tliv Black Knights. to Cop tliv crown in tlic linal Qaine. 19611 XYRliS'l'l.INli CIHANIPS tl to ri: Nlike- limzit-1, 1-15: lfiaiik lionsiuo, 1653 l.arrv xXvLiQI14'l'. Hu' wt.: Dirk liraclkrob, 1281 lark XX'intlsor. 135. Q? A 19011 l3.XSKll'l'l5.Xl.l. CfH.XNll'S Ruacl Runnt-ix: Front row l i1tt'l1, Stu lxlt'IlLil'i4'l', l,.1rry Ball. Second row: .Inv Ralin. Ion:-s, Garv Kilqos. Wvilliain lN1t'.Xllist1'r. Girls' Intramurals 11 as 1. 'tit ' 1 7 .393 ' 'S ' 35.3 ew' i' l v. F111111111111 111yg1'1' IYIIIIIW 11,11 111111 Knorr' 111111 III? ll'111111111'.t ,-lll1f1'i1'r .'i5.Sf1l'I-flfllfill l'0IIf1'.Sf,' !7I1.iA'l'ff1l1H 15 onli' 0111' :gf 111111111 fIl'fI.I'I.fI.F5 fgfffwd. Relaxation and friendly competition F1111 I-Ng it Illlflfflfli 1'.x't1'1'1111'f11 111111111111 girfi' .tjmrl Qf U11' 1f1j1111'l1111'11l. . v U g In cooperation with the Physical Education De- partment. the VVomen's Athletic Association has -aeq g created a slate of activities designed for fun, relaxa- U Wwtwsttgf s A tion, and friendly competition for the women on r 2 '11' ' ' campus. 6 Included in the intramural program are activities A. H f including basketball, volleyball. hockey, badminton, ng, 4, ,, sy s 7, 2 he softball. swimming. modern dance, and fencing, to 'Zz' tit the skills and abilities of every girl. Leagues are formed in each activity according to the girls' living areas or organizations. Tournaments are then held to conclude different sport programs. Girls participating in the program are given an opportunity of winning I letters similar to those that are earned by varsity athletes. By earning 1400 points during the year. a girl qualities to receive a large HI . The girls receive points for attending practice and according to whether the sport is a major or a minor sport. A major sport is a sport in which ten or more practices have been held, a minor sport with any amount less than ten. Attendance at two- thirds of the practices and two-thirds of the tourna- ments gives the participant 100 points. 146 Ffmalw lznnfm' f1'1'1z'm III on fm! ff1'f'f1l.' fm' 011156 M101 at ffrzskfl. R, !f,,11mI 143 gm!,!,,4,f ,WT fj,, f,,,, A- fffffzn are des1gned to fit skllls of every glrl at IU J Pl'llL'fI.C'I.7Ig IvI1fI'l'L'f1ff' I'!fl'f!IlII am! jfzwzfw IIHIZ'1'llIf'l1f IHII 1110111771 lflllllkf' 1.x mfr gf Ihr lllfllfl' Dfw :gf jfmgnlrm ffjffmfzzz gnff mhumzn fx 111 ffnfx H1111 7 -Zald-Z.,- 4 fn M Wyfxxvgf 4, . ,,,,-f- iii! dau-nlu!u!Il6'lgnpunllnlll ra '1s.gg1: ,'5:g!Mww ,,5fq'i.'lh':?mww- 'H gpfmmewgaagywmmwwx 151113111 s1SwQfwewwQef3'mS'5'esw,si'-15-vw-ar awmmse?Qww?'ww-mwwfzfww-H. Q--' QEUW'en.P: - ' . 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These exciting words are heard each vcar lov twentv-live Seniors who have lueen recognized for their leadership in various SIU cal-npus activities of service, religion, clulms. living areas, and all-school conunittees. .1 .S'11111111'111 111111111.s 1111111'1', 111711111 l,11111' Kf-1'1'1.S 111111 1111' ,1f'l1f,!fi 111'1'1' 1'11j11y 1'1'1'1!l' flsflffit 111 11111. 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The Character ol our Studvnt Govcrninvnt is 21 1'CHCCtion lioth of thc Cliz1i'uctc'r ol' thc Collcgc zidininistration and ol thc student lmody. 'l'hc inajor prolalein of studvnt type QOVt'I'IllUCIll sccins to lic in Cstalnlish- ing 2111 t'll'cCtix'c 1'c'lz1tionship with thc klClIHlI1lSII'Z1- lion. whilc at thC stunc tiinc Illklllilflllllflg the support ol thc' studcnt laody. Although thc studcnt QUX'CI'I11I'lCUl has had to fact' this inajoi' prolilcin, this XCLII' it has provcd to lic niorc CffQCtivC tha n in previous yczirs. This ycafs Student Govcrnincnt structure was inuch lilac that ol' the national gowrnincnt in that it had thrcc main divisions. 'l'hc cxcctitivc lminch was undcr thc lcfadership ol Boli Hztrdwicli. prGsidc'nt of the studcnt body: the lcgislutivv lnzmcli, which Contains thc social Sciiatc :ind Studcint Council, was hcadcd lay Mtirsliu Yan Clltwcl and the xjudicizil branch was ztlmly clirtftccl lay xlohn ClLlI'llNlC. Bcsidvs that thrvc lmmnclics. thcrc wcrv lotu' additional Conunissions includcd in Southcrnls studcnt governing lmody. S Uls Student overnment consists of ww- Atl LEVE 1111 llulzlzzlffwz hym fl Mlm in PI'f'.N!'lfl'IIf ilforrzfi on 0171.012 taken fp Un Stmlf 111 fuumzif fm' illlfllfiflfl Van C'!f'z'f'. S'!1u1'w11! 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H Hf, ff, '. fm' 11-N. hy., f 1 ' 1A- 157 I I ' Furnishing advertising students with vital professional information isjust one ofthe many services of Alpha Delta Sigma. Requirements for membership include courses in the iields ol' advertising or other related Helds as well as a gflljhg Dglm .ygllglllfl 31? overall average. The group is a national organization. L W ' I- . lo K3 K kd 5' '19, 5 gl -St X? I y ' R 1 ,, .ji i Front row: 'lihotnas XN'atkins. Darwin XN'iess. vice-prcsidentg john Finch, president: Donald Hileman, adviser. Second row: Ronald Edwards, Donald Stork. .Ierry l.ynn. Harold Nixon. The first and largest business fraternity. Alpha Kappa Psi. was installed at SIU in 1959. A special event this year included the initiation of Governor Stratton. Each year. an Alpha Kappa Psi Scholarship Key is given to the S highest ranking male student in business administration. filjlhfl KCIIJPU PSI y t t V fttr g 3 L- 2 , Q ,J ,Ml , - t.. W . f Q . f f , Q g. 1 '- . . i f . . ' s i Ll --' L. f Y ' ' - . Els. -f ' .1 PX-4' . . al .A - ti., is- A lv' X Af . Front row: Harry Sharpe. Roy Nierinan. warden: -Iohn Ingram. secretary: Robert Vokac, adviscrg 'l'ony Pechenino, vice-presidentg Iulius Lindner. president: David Fleming, treasurer: Steve Stroup. lN1aster ofritualsg Ray Rota, Nlax Barton. Second row: George Charlton, Mickey Green. Philip I,egendre. Dave Hicks. Kenneth Thompson. Duane Dagley, David Huelsmann, Joseph Brooks, Iohn Hieser. Don Brumrnet. David Bandy. Third row: Gary Stoltz. Nlartin Harvey. Raymond Noones, Wfilliam XN'olfe, Donald Holtcamp. Herbert Korff. lX'arren fX'1cN1illen, Ronald Hopkins. Lyle Smith, Allen Wlilson. 158 The purpose of Alpha Lamlmcla Delta ix to promote intel- ligent living. a hiqh standard of learning. and to cncouraqc superior scholastic attainment among Irexhmcn women. Alpha Lamlacla Delta is a national honorary fraternity lor freshmen women which was orqanizccl at SIL' in l'l5o. jilljhfl Lfllllljllfl Dfyfffl 1-1 wr G' gg 'Lv Front row: Klartha lily. Sandy Klielke. Ann Krutsinger. treasurer: Paula Nlackev. liistorian: -Io Ann Browning. president: l'atriti.1 l..uitl-num. x it f-- presidentzjoyce Younl-Ler. secretary: Gail Hayes. iunior adviser: Georgia Rleaulier, Kay Miller. llmilvn Nlorrix lklna 'l'r.1x'iQ. Nponxor. Second row: Nlarqo Nloore, Anne Hoskins, Shirley Springer. Barbara Green. Dolores Barrow. Jane Burns. Ben-rlx' XX'ollT. Clathie .A.l'f'llNlI'1tiIl, Rorliellelierlacttt. Alan Gidcumb. Linda Bradley. Clara Lows. Ruth Hess. Klart' Lackey. Third row: .It-anne Vine. Anita Anulin. Nlichal lhfter. Rowrrigiiw' lluglif-N, jane Hiller. Donna Blaseck. livelyn Seyr,-11 Bonnie Snider. Dian Blow:-rv. Dorothy Liners. Benicia Pryor. Xiarx' Denison. -lane Siinpxon. Rav Huflxtmil. Martha Botsch. Gloria Nav. A fraternal orQ'anization lor women in iournalixm. Beta Omicron was formed on the campux three xearx .iso The Qroup pulmlishecl and xolcl the l'Jo1i lmxlcetlmll prograinx as a xervice project and in the xpring the group went to Bela OI7lI'Cl'0I1 St. l-ouix for a lwanquet entitled l.aclit-N ol the l'reM. r wif. Q -,Ji l ,pi +1 fn. -, l i f 1 l I 'A Q Q it if til -1 ' 'di Q -f 1 , 5 4 ,ite f, Q f ,,,.. . . - . 15 , i 4 'N Tr 6 xi tl-7 Front row: Birs. James Ford, faculty adviser: Kiary Ruth Lutz, president: Barbara Ann Downcn. treaeurer. Second row: Nancx' Smith, vice-presidentg Lois Irwin, Gretchen Schmitz, secretary. 159 .M .111 .11'c'l1il11v1111'.1l l'111l1'1'11i1x. lf11xilo11'l'.111 Sigma ollivrs in 1111'111l,1'1w .111 oppo1'l1111ilx to xl1.11'n' ll11'i11 luiowlcclas' LIN lJll'.lN.lllllX 1lNlJlJNNllllL'.lI1Ll 11111111-p.11'1'fo1'41x'11.1l lol1111111'c'l1- lll'L'lllI'L', l11 lllli x1'.11' N lllllllt 1'o111111g p.11'.1cl1'. 1l11-x'w1111w1'- , W . f w ,. oml i1l.11'1'111vluxCflioi'1l11'i1',111111v1.1l King l'looll141ll llo.11. liflfgllflfl 16111 kslgffla 1-rw , ,X kj ss Front row: BI'lll'1' M1-lvin, -Iolm Koi-str-1'1'1', Donald Mclloriald, RlJXN'2lI1.IUl'dilIl.sIliII1CS Bollingvr, vim'-p1'vsicl1-iitg Cliarlc-s Sclincidcr, pivsidviitg Duam' Sl'lll'Ul'Llf'I', 111.1st1-1'-.it-.11'ms, XYillis lic-1'gz'1', Norman Nvwliouscf. Rollvrl Cie-rst, Ulivvr Nottmvie-11 Second row: l,a1'1'y Smith, C1-Cil Hill, Kcitli Sflinvpp, iI.11'l l'31'.11111, l7o11.1lcl Young, l,vl1' i,i1Lll'IlClOl'lA, Robvrt Garivpy. Dali- Chi-lin, .Xlzm .'Ximom'. Third row: fiziry He-itiinqvr, 'l'c'rry Davis, Gvorgv Bl'llCK', Nlivlmf-l Nl111'tii1,lI1111i1's Kclso, Yin cillJSlJI1,xIt'l'l'Y l,LlI1Q't'I1lJ2lllI1 Drive- Nlose-1', RolJc'1't.Iz1i1ssc'11. Clllfllllll Jheffl lylsllflll Rcprcsciiting' thc liclcl of QCUQI'21IJlly, Gaiitiiia Theta L'psilo11 is fl profcssiongil llI'LlICI'Illlf'. The iitciiilwix Co- opcmlccl with thc' DLxID2lI'II!l6Ill ol Cin-oQ1'z1pliy in sponsoring il lioiiiccomiriq social l1o111' lor thc Lllllllllll. ai full and spring iuitizition lor tlif' ncw Illt'lI'llJCI'S. and Q1 s11111111c1' piCnic. N ' , as X , SX hi ra. ? i QE j 5 4? 4-, af-:L 49,5 i ra V it .., . if, ZR' fN ...ff C. Front row: 'll1o111.wXX'illi.1111Q. fllI.lllf'N Nl1'l'ii11111-y, lirst x'ic'1'-pn-Qirlw-1111Alolm Quinn,s1'1'1'1-tary:lYz1lI1'1'Cllowaivki,I11-z1s111'1'1'1 Ro11g1ldCl1apli11, IJI'1'SiLl1'Ilti , . . , , , 1 , , . , . , l1.11111x lu-1111wlt. wr o11cl Yliif'-l2ll'Nlfl4'Ill. Second row: Snwainm- St'l1iillIl1'I', livriicll von liovlim, lmliiml INKWYIIIZIU, Illflliilfl IQIIBIIIU, llz1c1clo l,.1Xz1llv. l l11-1.1l1111- S1 l1111111lfl1-, l.11'11lt1 Nlfflllifll. Third row: .Iolm liliiflisoii. .Xl l.incl. lX'ill1111n l'QllULlf'S, lmr- Sll4'I'Y4'y, 'lk-cl Rowv, lloniilcl Cllzirk. lofi .X1111o11Qoh 1111? local c1141p11-1' 111 111111 1.1lI111JC111 51311111 1x.1x 11111 i11s1z111cd 1111111 1956. 1111' 1'11z11c1'11i11 ix 11111-1'1111111111.11 111111 C112lIJ1CI'S 2111 1111-1' 11111 worlcl. 11111 1i1xf111'1'l111K X 111.11f11' 111111-1- 1111- is 111211 ol 111z11111z1111111Q 11 C1UYf'I' 11111111 1'f'1XX 4'11 1111' 101161 Lflnlbda Slgffla 5111610111 211111 1110 z1C111z11 1111111 111 i11c111x111i111 r-fl11fy1111111. -3- T? if ha ---f' Front row: Gc'o1'qc' Stamsta, Klartin 0111013s1-c1'vtf11'y-11-m1s111'c'1'1 KIQ11111-s XYOIIDLI, pre-sidc111: 1,v1'oy 1 1'.1zi1-1'. 11is1o1'i.111: .iI011I1 1'1l'1C1'iSfJI'l. 811111151111 Second row: Fred CT111pc-ppm. Oda S1lZf'S.j011I1 Pollock, N1z11'vir1 Jo1111so11, Kc-11111-111 Hg111sso11. XN'g1y111- R.lIll1J. Third row: 17111111111 1.1iI1l1JII1.iI1. 121-11121- '1'1'L1y1o1', 1-111111111 Oslaorn, NI111'11icc lliilllllkill, Carl SC11l'O0C1t'I'. CI11a1'1:'s SCl1t'I'l't'l'. This year. 1hc 112111011211 13110101011IAI1L111SIH 1111111111113 f1'atc1'ni1y held its 11a1io11a1 cor1ve111io11 on So111h1'1'11's CQ1111- pus. Among the activities of thc local Kappa A1111111 N111 chaptcxg.-X1p11a Gz1111111z1. were the 21111111211 Pho1oF11i1'. pi11-up cz11cnd211's. 111161 ficld 11'ip z11'o1111d the C111'11or1c1z11c 211403. . 1, V W' , ,,, 1 1 1, 1 my I' ,.,:1.1a, I if I . 9 5 'w ' 1 fi Kappa 111 lpha - llu if Front row: C1111 1'1I1Q13I1C1, Icrry 8111111111-rs, Kvith Haxvkixm, vice--p1'1-sic1c'111: 151111 .XI1C1Pl'StlI1. Pl'1'91l11'IllI '1'1111111.1Q K1.11'k1f-. v-1111-1.11'x'-11'1'.1N111111: Second row: xIO1lI1 N1t'1'CF1', 1lLiCLl1IY ziclvisvit 1.015 I1'wi11, HiiI'I'y' XX'11e'z11C1'111'1. Xvill liiqqn-rs. 1Yi11i.1111 Iifllll-4311. 161 H ' 'lihc inain cvcnt ol Kappa Oinicron Phi, national honic cconoinics honorary fratcrnity for woincn. was thc rcgional incctinq which was hclcl this ycar at SIU. Uthcr cvcnts v . . cxpcricncccl incluclccl thc annual picnic, lN1othcr-Daughtcr Allllllll KQHIIITOII Phi Day lranqucl. and thc tour ol' thc Llnivcrsity Qrccnhouscs. X gs cgi, in 4?-W' av :Q If E' Front row: Barbara Lynch, Mina Jo Plott, Margucritc- Barra, faculty sponsorg Bc-tty Galcski, vicc-picsiclcntg Sue' Bradlcy, prcsi- de-ntg Ole-ta llall, rccorcling sf-crctary, liarcn xvl'I'I1SlI'lg, kccpcr of archivcs. Second row: Judith Rauhack, Bonnic Snidcr, Bc-nicla Pryor, Pat Cllii-ste-r, corrr-sponding sccri-tary: Jo .Xnn Browning, Jane- Hinnc-rs, Jan Sulscr. Carcn Rad:-k. . 1 . 'l'hc organization prcscnts an annual cash award to a Mu PIII IZFSIIOIZ junior girl chosf-n hy thc inusic faculty. Activities during thc ycar incluclccl a Founclcris Day Cclclmration, i'MllSlC Unclcr 'lihc Stars program, and scrvicc hy incmlicrs who ushcrccl at niany xnusic conccrts, tcas, ancl rcccptions. Front row: Marion Olsson, iaculty sponsor: l,incla Scarlcs, rr-cording sccrctaryg Barbara Nlclindrcc, corrcsponding sccrctaryg Mary 0 Cozad prcsi rlr-nt1Jvrric- Ur-an, x'icf'-prcsiclc-ntg Joycr- Nava, trrfasurz-rg Patricia Scibcr, alumnac sccrctary. Second row: Judith Nlarchildon Bcvcily Holmes Priscilla Nr-iclcrinann, llc-orgia lN1r'aghr-r, Bc-tty Clushrnan, Nlary Dycus, music dircctorg Nlilliccnt Lcdbcttcr, Dcloris Dollcns, historian Third row Karr-n Kr-nn:-rly, Nancy Parkcr, Ruth Pair, Patricia Uoylc, Nlary Alice- Davis, Patricia Ann lN1ason, Judy Flctchcr, Judy Kr-nnf' 162 The fraternity encourages scholarship especially for freshmen students. The fraternity distributed a study booklet for incoming students. sponsored the Phi Eta Sigma convention which was in Champaign. gave a party for the new freshmen. and presented a xcholarxhip tea. lifll .SYILQIIIU fi 'f 2 '34 5 , 1 Ml P A : ',. L ' 1 L Z 4 Front row: Larryjackson. treasurer: XYoodson Fuller. senior .iclviserz John Nlees. historian: -Iaiiiex Sappenli:-lcl. pr:-sident: Yircil Bodeen. corresponding secretary: David Kammler. vice-president: Robert XYlir-eler. corrf-spoiidimg Serra-tarx': Davirl K.uninlvr. vice-president: Robert XYheeler. recording secretary. Second row: Cflark Davie. faciiltx' amlviwr: Uaiiiel Ulf-.isong .Xrthur I.ip- poldt. Sanford BIartin.AIr..xIoe Bryant. Harold Kaplan. ll. CI. Coleman. Phl KUPPCI Phi The love of learning rules the world if the motto of Phi Kappa Phi. national fraternity for honor Ntudentx of all departmentf. The society wax originated in 1415? and opened to all qracluatex and unclergracluatex who haw completecl l-14 quarter hours with a 4.25 grade average. Y A4 251, ' -1 .5 .21 -gi wi- .5 ' xv' , ?,f in . '.-i if n I- .4-5, Front row: Arthur Lean. Elizabeth Galeski. Donna Blaseck, Lyndal Stanley. Vincent Harren. Robert Hunt. Yirqil Short. George NYv.ix'ei'. Ralph lNIcCoy. Nadine Hansen. Herbert Portz. Second row: Hellmut Hartwig. .Xdeline Hoffman. Imogene Beckemr-ver. Doris Hove. ili. XY. Ahhot. Jan Harper. Biartha Clark. Lois Schulz. Neil Hosley. Third row: Cameron Garhutt. Clark Allen. A. B. Caster. XY. lf. Keepper. Herman Haag, Rlilton Shure. YN'alter Hills. 163 2' aw. ln promoting perfection in the composition of music and fraternal spirit among members, Phi lXfIu Alpha spon- sored several events during the year. ln l ebruary the members held Ll recital. Later in the year they sponsored 21 iam concert starring the campus group. Southern All Stars. I f QQ! wi Honoraries Pi Mu ,4Q1ha u Q 4 tm, Front row: john Keller, John NVhite, president: Carl Safarik, secretary. Second row: Delton Hudson, Glen Daum, Fredrick Berry, Frederick Rouns- P1' Kappa Del ta The national fraternity, Pi Kappa Delta, was established for the purpose of honoring students who excel in the field of debate or public speaking. Members of the fraternity put on several debates for different community' meetings in town. The province Conference was in Iowa this year. Z '33 as '. 'RSI C? .1 4500 7 i E , , Q IN vs. if Front row: Kr-nt Brandon, Sharon Loveless, Ke-ith Sanders, Albert Dunavan. Karen Hanagan. Second row: Anna Hughes, -Iain:-s Pr-tty, Gailvernf' Kopp, Gary Bengston. 164 I I I I I i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i I i I I .4 The Alpha fpsilon Chapter of Pi lniiiiliclzi 'lliffui was omzinizccl on this Cziinpuf in 1955 in an honoi' -of-if-ix lor woiiicn SlllCll'IlIN in vcliiczition. Klf-iiiliviw iiiiixi III- vcliiui- . tion iiiaiors or iniixt ClC'II1UI1slI'Lilt' an iiiivnrxi in Villll .iiiiiii Pl Lambda Theta zincl IIC'I'i'COlIl1Ilt'IlClf'Cl lay' NYU0liSOlllllf'l'I1-Nlihflllll- iiiviiil f'I'X. Front row: .Xdc-lint' Hollinan. tivzisiiim-i': Hf-lc-n Ziiiiinciinziii. liaciilty 21ClX'lSt'I'I.I2i1'1 Giclciiinli, Ruth Sclioe-ii, pre-sicli-nt: Sli.iinon l,iiwcl:-ip ciii'iwNI-fimiing Sc'c'1'c'tai'3': Kan-n Sclmcnidcr. viCt'-p1'c-siclvnt: Jose-pliinc' Concini. Shclia Stcvlv. Second row: Sue- Dillzircl. Suv l.aixvcle-11 Rita XYAIU-i'. .Incliiv lionnfl, Suzanne' Puntnc-y, Nlina Jo Plott, fklary Jo Cfozacl. Third row: Nlari' Nislwt. Ann Cllr-ncle nin. Boliliie' Ciriwina, .Ii-.iiiiie-ltv Riitlit-rliorcl, Pe-Qux' CI.ii'i'. Sharon 'I'lirogmoi'ton. Nlary Lacks'-y, Cit'I'Il'llClt' Ficofflli. Fourth row: Mary liviinlkilir, Kim-n XYcf1'1ising. llllc-n lflc-ininu. 'Inns-1 Points, Hf-li-n Smith. Alcan Holt. Lou .-Xnn Buvttinann. Fifth row: .Xnn Sc'lii'm-cle-ix Ciziml Sfiiifwwftiii. Sui- lXIc'NIanis. Nlzirtlia .Xi'nolcl. Aliidy Sc-lin:-uviiigiii. lille-n .Xlil wilt. lfstlicr Bvnnvtt. Math Ficlcl Day that was Conclimlccl in thc Nprinq for PI' JIU lyljsjlon Qipproximatcly HHH high Qchool inzith sliiclffntx. was co-Npon- sorecl Iii' Pi lNIii Epsilon. The' nationzil lioiiorziry inzithc- inuticx l'1'eitci'niI3' is open to math inziiors who have innin- uiinvcl ai -1.25 :ix't'i'ziQt' in inath and ai 4.IiIox'c1'all zivciziqif. I . fbi? I EQ II I I I S sllgigi -t i 5 I 'gig i- i I' F ' i I P' ,, -Q b I wi, I Y 'TAI l f I Q!! Q T 1 J- 5 H Front row: Sainuvl ixIOS1'S.sICLil1I1l0 Yinc. Pvqgy l3iiCl-zwortli. se-cinctiiiwz Clirl Xlitclivll. x'iu--pn-Qicli-iit: XX illi.iin H.ix'i s. iii xiilf-ni: Klan Crockvtt. trCzisi1i'c1': Slorton Ke-nnvr. ziclvisvit Riitli l,givc-llc-. Second row: Plivllis Biiiwii. lioli Hiiili-ix. llolin liliiiu-ip uiillialll lYiQEinS. Kvnt lllliott. Cllizirlc-S Uliclf-. Pc-tvi' Nluiiis. Ray Stmiclitwii. Suv Siiclitlr-hvii. Third row: Qf.ii'l liitvx. C'li.ii'lw Bakc11'.J06lLIcf1iniiiQs. Tlioinas Brown. Ciainl NYillis. Riiicl Dziqqgiq. Dnvicl Rf-c'toi'. Su-xv XX'illi.iinx. lilii-Hiinu l.: in 165 ,. Beingprimalrily a national business education honorary, the society aims to promote interest and scholarship in Commercial Education. Guest speaker at the annual initiation of Pi Qmeqa Pi, held on December 4th, was Mi'. Pl Onlfgfl Pl lYhital-ter, President ol the Business Education Association. K Tffafps ai v n t'-an n ass. tr' ' - it at 15 1-ev-r Front row: Harbes Rahe, June Burger, sponsor: Joyce Cox, president: Peggy Carr, vice-president: Ray Shannon, corresponding secretary: Phyllis Kobler, recording secretary: Viola Dulirain. Second row: Karen Conner, Bernadine Hamilton, Ann Carruthers, Shirley Breeze, Judy Sirles, Betty Lou Shumaker, Dolores lwluhich. Third row: Barbara Beaty, Dian Mowery, Larry Lard, Alton Woodruff Doris Brown, Louise Spurlin. The national speech correction honorary fraternity, Sigma Alpha Eta, was chartered in 1954. Delegates at- tended the American Speech and Hearing convention in Cleveland, Ohio. The fraternity helped during New Student lfVeek hy giving students speech and hearing tests. f 34 1 Sigma Ahaha Eta ik? f ' , , 7 . I , H ,gl . 1 'mv ' I0 QEIV Front row: Phyllis Yl'llUIT12lDI'l, Thomas Mabry, treasurer: Harry Rainholt, vice-presidentg Burl Gray, president, Gloria Credi. Second row: Jocelyn Innes, Sandra Davis, .lay .Xllen, Dorothy Vannoy, Charlene Brusatti. 166 The group, formed in Carbondale in 1955 with the start ofthe radio and television club, attempts to interest people in the hroadcasting industry. Special events lor the year included a Homecoming open house. a Christmas coffee M W hour and assistance with the Civil Defense program of SIU. .SIg'l7lCl BCH! Ceflllllllfl w'H 'l1 '!'f, YV QD' Front row: Joseph Ripley, adviser: lV1al Duncan, vice-president: Bruce Bagg, presidentg Joan Lash, S4'CIT'ldI'Y-Il't'i1SllI'f'lil Rita XX'oc-sthaus, Mary .Xnn Thies, Phyllis Bartlettujeanne Oldham, Sandra Niatthews, Barbara Gregg. Second row: Barryklo XYood, Dick Dorseh, lioh Sehimmel, Nlikt- Wilson, Don Bonesteel, Larry Dagley, Tony Sehrage, Jim Sappenlield,John Ballanee, Sugar Beninati. Third row: lom lfisher, Phil Hubbard, Holi Nlillf-r, Larry Heimburger, XVally Clark, Bill Ganey, Bill Nloore, Dave Reno, Nlarsh Kessler. S' The national organization ol' Sigma Pi Sigma was lgnla I lglna . . 1 7 . , , . . lounded in 1 1-1 at Davidson College, North Carolina. fhe Southern Illinois Liniversity chapter was installed in 1949. The purpose of this group is to encourage advancement and diffusion of knowledge and interest in the field of physics. WQQX5. 9 .' I ' S , - -. X A . , s s X 'mf -new Front row: Richard NYatson, vice-presidentg Xxiillllilll XX'iggins. treasurer: XYilliam Haves, seeretarx: Second row: Morton Kenner, slain--s .lt'l1l'illlS. lxeene Bridgeman, Otis Young, faculty sponsor. 167 'I'11- i-I'iIIt'l'IIilX was fouiiclvd i11 1907 al IDCPQIIIXV LvlliX'Cl'- H ' ' A wily :is il socivty lo 1'CCog11izc 111011 who hzivv 11111dc worth- whilc' co11l1'ih11lio11s i11 thc fivld o1i.jo111'11z1lis111. Tha' local M . Cliziplvr oi'SiQ11121 Dcllzx Chi was Cstzlhlislivcl i11 Ft'iJI'll2il'f', .Slglnfl Dflfll C711 11757, 'I'hv rcgionzil COIli,t'l'l'llCC was hvlcl this your 111 SIU. 5. ww 'itat' Front row: Cflnanrlvs Cllgivloii, i.Qll'lIilY .1cix'is1'1'g lor- Dill, vice'-p1'c-sid:-1111 Ronulcl 'lXil'0lJl'l4, p1'f'siclf'11t1 John lfvlts, St'L'I'1'I2il'y. Second row: .I41111r's Wives XX'.11'1'c-11 121111. iI'1'.lSlll'f'l'Q Cflmzirlvs liuuiclv, historizm. Zeta Phi Lia 1' Thi' purpose' of thc' group is to sc'Cu1'c' Collvgc xx'o1111'11 iI'lICl'l'4Il'Ci in 111z1i11tz1i11i11Q high stz111dz1rds of SIJCCCil and lo s1i11111lz1Im' ull worthy and cl1'a111z1liC c'11lc1'p1'isQs. 'lihc' li1 1t01'11ilx1 has 1'0CC11llx' IWU1111 ll 20121 Yciwc' Cifhoii' 'ilhvx' 1 A ' . H ' ' . Aix!! gnu' il party for thc' Spcvvli DC'I,JilI'll1llxIlI i11 I L'i1I'lliiI'X. 5 3 Front row: fiiiilYf'lkl1f' Kopp. In-z1s111'r-1': Silllfilil llzivix, vin'-p1'c'sicl1-11t1 H1-1'11ic'r' Imvy, p1'1'sicl4'11t: Chz11'lc-11r- Brixszitti. 1'f'co1'di11g xI'fl'l'liil'y1 H4'X'f'I'iS' l'f11'sr'h, inuilty nrlxisr-11 Second row: Rc-Inf-C011 B111'1'o11Qhs, filorizi lim-h11k4', NIz11'ily11 fic-ltosky, c'o1'1'r-spoiidllig M111-I,11'y: .X1111:1 iiIlUi1l'S, Ajurhth firms. 168 Club members are given an opportunity to supplement their Classroom experiences by bringing both business and industrial speakers to the eampus. In November. the Club presented Mr. Renard Eder who spoke on Ad- vantages Aeeountants Give to Small Business Firinsf' p1c'c'o1111l1'ng Departmental flfub Hf5i?5'lW i YV ' 1 3 .Q-J -. Y? Front row: Nlargaret Springhart, Marian lN'leBride, Larry Gentle. president: Preston Clattledge, treasurer: limotliy Ruddy, second ' ' -- x A I tice pitsiclrnt. james Nlurray, hrst viee-president:Alamesllansen, secretary: LeRoy Z4-nk, third viee-president: l',llHt'l'Sl1ll'lt'V, lim fXlowerx'. Second row: Cfliien-It-11 XYong, Nliehael Leavitt, Norman U'Keel'e, xlaek Peterson,Alerrv lNlaxwell, Bob Leonard, lYarren lNIeMillen', -lohn Hieseigiilohn Grodyieki, lint ln Stubbs Austin -Innes, Harry Rodman, John Hartline. Third row: xloe Clollman, Thomas lhle, Nliekex' Ciraverns, Levmone Hairleastle, llennx' Rotramel, Riehard Cleary, Keith Lovekamp, Dempsey Vest, klohu Reieh, .Xllen Holtzseher, Charles .Xndt-rson, Raymond Noun:-s. The Soeiety provides the student members with oppor- I to tht S0l'I.6fV for .-Itlmlzeenzelzl of tunities to organize group activities dedieatec ' . advaneement ol' management. This year. the members took a trip to the Granite City Steel Company and had an initia- tion banquet: they also had a talk by Mr. lN'illiam Parker. , lICllIU.2C'lllC'lIf K. Front row: John Ingram, Don Cllueas, l'rank Stamherg, adviser: lf. N. Hong, adviser: Kenneth 'l'homt'son. yresidenti tiliarlex Hankins, viee-president:Tom Cflore, seeretary-treasurer3 Henry Rehn, XX'illiam Gass, jay Kennerly, Harlan Krutsinger. llonaltl Shotts. Second row: Charles Cooper, XX'alter XX alker, Shirley Breeze, Naney lxlCiNlllI'I'Alf',xlillllt'SxIiiIlSt'I1, lfarl liotner, -loe Kle- Corinick, James Stivers, Riehard Cleary, lldmund 'l'eiehert, .Iames Dwyer, tlay Rasmussen, Bettv Barry, Skip King. Third row: Uiek Sprague, slim Chasteen, Nlartin Harvey, llonald Holteamp, James XY:-st, Larry llellarnett, George Nloore. l red liaeksmeier. james Hassinger, Harry Sharpe, Robert Owens, Carlton Randolph, David Fleming, tlim Mowery. Fourth row: Roger Kelso, XX'illiam XN'olfe, Gilbert King, George Charlton, Kenneth Hoving, Dave Hiel-Qs, lhomas Siefert, Duane Daglev, lfarl Willis. .Iohn Grczdzieki, Ronald Sindelar, Robert Ream, George Hudspeth, Donald liroida, Cfharles Carlsen. 1 69 -4gl'l.C'llllllI'6 C0l.llIC'I.l One ol' the niapior projects the .Xdvertising Club worked Departmental on this year was selling the 1060 Obelisks. The club also co-sponsored the .tXdx'ertising' lYorkshop which was held in l'it'iJI'lliiI'X' lor the benefit ol' those students who were inte- I ' rested in the large economic fields olisellinq and advertisitiq. -'1dU6l'ilSlHg' Club ati a L Z .asf 'WN QW? 'Sf W3 Front row: Darwin NViess, vice-presidentgJohn Finch, presidentg Nlarilyn Tipton, lWarilyn Kresevich, Mary Lutz, Gerald Bonliglio, Ronald lidwards. Second row: Ronald Ziebold, Harold Nixon, Robert Hutchison, Donald Stork. Louis Borgia, 'Ihoinas XYatkins. Third row: .Iohn lN1iller, Michael Brown, Rayinus Cununins, Thoinas XVirnberly, Jerry Lynn, Donald Hileinan, Adviser. In addition to participation in XYheels Night, the Council sponsored the annual Agriculture Banquet in Feb- ruary. The Council is now planning a new program which includes recognition and various awards for adults who have achieved high success in the Held of agriculture. -T' vdfii 'Y I QS. Front row: R.ix'in.1n Kelly. Robt-it Dickson, .Iohn Stephens, secretary-treasurer1 Charles Nagreski, president: Gary Smith, coininunicationsg Richard llirltsonl fit-ralcl Carney. Second row: Herbert Portz, lfaculty .Xclviserg lfreddie Neal, Noble Lisherwood, Nlatlrice Dahncke, Richard lillis, David tiiuinev, llavirl Hautiigartner. l7!l IH The cluli was organized in the spring ol l'J5'J, Dur- Q the year the cluli ineinliers enjoyed 11 lcriuirc liy Dr. Herman Haag. 4: new visiting professor: 41 rounrl talilc dis- cussion ol' jolm experiences ol' interns in the liclcl: and f1gl'I.C'll.lllll'6 C'0l10l?1I.l'-S' a proqrain dcyotecl to tht- suliject ol llirni Nlgiriauf-iiicrit. n y me g 3 3 K . UIQ ' QU' , -.sk Q. , Wi X z H 'Q im Y n 1 hr 1 Fi K -7: A41 Q k 3 -f X I n t 2 5 if 5 x Front row: Ron Klalone, Robert Dickson, XYilbert Schaefer, vice-president: Rayman Kelly, president: James Bouas, SPCl'l'I2iI'Y-tI't'dSlll't'l'1Jilllll Ste- phens, agriculture council representativeg Carl Nleier. Second row: Gerald Cflampet, Paul Gill. XY:-sl:-y Ste-llliorn, Jun Kopplin. lid Beasley, 'Inn Niksch, Herman Hood, Kenneth Duft, Dallas Bryan. The group was started hy staff nienihers oil Alpha Zeta. National Agricultural Honorary Fraternity. Meni- hers are selected on the basis of grades and service in agricultural activities. They present awards to out- standing freshman. sophomore. junior and senior students, '35 '52 52 ' Sig f?f'i5'S yfQ Zi ZX' ? 5-4 Q' O' 1, , ,V plgrkulture Honorary ,veg 53 c my X S fl F.. Front row: Billie Perkins, chroniclerg Gerald Krawczyk, chancellor: Larry Stewart. censor: lfrctlcrick Xngell, scriliei Ciilln-rt liroeiiiiig, Ire-.isiirf-rg Herbert Portz, advisory' council: Howard Olson, advisory' council. Second row: Ricliard Dickson, Ric-nioncl Rippcl, uuideg in-urge Ncluinriicr. John lWitchell, Lloyd Sherwood. adviser: Milton Shute, adyiscr. 171 il 1 s ll1ClHlJCI'S 111sl1c lI'l .ln 103 o,x .inc 1 lac JIUlQNNlUI1S. Thc' SouthCrn's SlllClCDl ln'z1nCh of thc AmcriCan Chemical Socicly, was orqanizccl in 1954. Thc' purposc of thc group is to lloslm' an intvrcst in thc p1'of'cssionz1l zispvcls of Chem- istry. The Society lncnnhcrs thoroughly inspvctccl Chemical plants in St. l.ouisz1nCl Paducah during thc school ycar. :wi 1 E ' M13 -1 KN. I ,V , , v Q s 2 Y f 1 lug 1 I i wg F . ' l , s:l , 1 , ' l , 1 ig lf 'Q Zxf? ont row U 1x11l lXill1lI1llI H x 1111 Sung son lx ix Nlllll'I'. lQ'2illl1t' Vin1', I,o1'1-tta Yoh, Cllauclcf Gunter, vice-pr1'siCl1-nt: John 1!t s 1 m I lh1rt Hucllvy, faculty z11lvis1-1x Second row: RaymondKluracc-k, XN'illia1n 1 S 1 1 I lllI1Cl C ul Nl1t1h1 ll ffllznlcs Hlnclc-, G1-orgv xI2lPQ1'l'. 1 11s 1 1 s 1 .mc sponsors m IL 11C u s un, TL 1 1 urs aided 4 x nu 10 in South III Illinois. M img 7 'K 1 'Z Front row lllll 1 I1 X1 nn1 s Nl lrx ll llXlllfS i0fJI'CllII?iIUI'I Stzznlc-y Macc: proqrznn-puhlicity vhairman: Cyntlua Blakv. QfLIftclIV txcffux r 1 1 1 nr 1 n Secon row: Clluxrlrfs lxnut. CIh1n'l1fs l,z1ng1', Gvmlcl l,zxwl1'ss, Hvnry 52illCl'lJI'll1 1 os: ph IN and .inlhropology Club The purpose of the Applied Science Cllub is to acquaint students with .jobs they will have in the field. and to give them a better view of engineering. The organization was started at Southern in 1957. This year. ineinbers ol' the club enjoyed visiting the Sahara Coal Company of St. l.ouis, Jijllllliefl .SlC'l.ClIC'C Cyllb lfilif' I , r ' l i it str X Front row: Enos Salsa. Paul XYires, Joe XX'ilkerson. secretaryg Stan Cfhesnek, president: Robert Goodrich. yicf--presidentg Donald Richardson, James Kapp. Second row: Donald Thomann. Salvatore Nuzzo. Clliarles Taylor, XYaynf- Cfroyvl. Paul fllit-snr-l-g, Uonalcl Schuchardt. Karl Blatava, Hclward Tucker. 41SS0CI'aU'0n of Teachers. holding the vital key of knowleclge. are the builders of our youths. XYith this objective in mind. inenibers of the Association of Childhood Education worked EdllC0fI.0lI together. They conducted bake sales to raise inoney for delegates to attend the annual Illinois State Convention. llilllllifllitllll .. t 1 l till lf E Nfl' Front row: Geraldine Frields, sponsor: Rebecca Baker, sponsor, NIaryl,ee Hake. president: Sue Nlehlaiiis. secretary-treasurt-r: liarbara Gill. viee- president: Carolyn Stubblelield, publications chairman: Sharon Blills, program chairman: Nancy Nichols. social eliairnian: tlanet lirnst. Sandy Keller. Second row: Iris Hudgens, jane lN'inning. Peggy Turner. Ciarinella XYatkins. Kay NX'ade. Janet Points. Sue Nlartz. l'lixllis lienielit. l.uci Blythe, Deanna Knight. Third row: Vera Klosley. .Ioyce Stubblelielcl, Susan Otluin. Klarilyn Headley, Rosalie Gillis, .Ioan Nlolitor. l.yn Stanley. Linda Hartley. Nfarie Turnipseed. Nina Pulley. 173 lhis campus eluh is o Jen to all students who desire D 1 to stimulate an interest inlplants. The Clulm rendered ser- yiee to Southern lay Conducting fall tours in Giant City for lreshuien. Other events iueluded a Spring lN'ild Flower Tour. a Fossil Hunting Trip. and a Cllll'lSllIl2lS Party. BUILUHY Club fr fs at V iff! -' v -fx, '1 BPS 4' .4-L. Front row: Beverly Mohlenlnroek, sponsorg Sue Bradley, Naney Maehlahon, Riehard lVIaeMahon, president: Ladoris Harms, seeretary-treasurer1 Scott Almey, yiee-president: -lane Hinners, Mary Deming. Second row: Robert Nlohlenhroek sponsor: Alice Petersen, Ransom hlattingly Charles Brueske, Gary Dillard, Kenneth XY:-ik, Carol Hampton, Wlalter Wleleh. Block Brialle Club Aetiyitlies during the past year included the lall rodeo and judging ol high school F.l'.A. Contests. Guest speakers secured hy the Clulm included Mr. Ralston Hannas, man- aging editor ol' the American Poultry llournal, and Mr. Larry Burke of the Morrisonville Illinois State Bank. Front row: Clarroll Brown, Sharon Honey, Sally' Dimieeli, Yyilliam lidwards, seeretaryg Robert Baker, viee-president: Gerald Clarnr-y, prr-sidf-ntg Daryl Rf-id, treasurer: Howard Clazel, Ken Kleinik, Bobby Sehorn, Herman Hood, Alex Reed. Second row: Rohf-rt XN'arrin, Rohr-rt Nleflall, Charles Nagrf-ski, David Skrohot, Maliriec- Dahneke, Dale Black, llarl Sullens, Lyle Hunsley, Rohr-rt Rathmaeher, lldward Voils, XN'ayne Germann, XVilliam Lemon, Ralph hlolzen, Phil Bunyard, Howard Olson, adviser. Third row: Ronald Nlalone, Gerry Hanford, R. D. Bruce, Forest Nluir, Hugh X'Vilson, Marvin Martin, Richard Phelps, Robert lloyd, Ronald Bullock, Delmar Hall, Larry Pitehford, jerry King, Ronald Bisehofl, Ronald Rench, Steve Papaeliou, Richard ern'-tt. 174 Organized in 1957. the Chinese Students Ciluli was one ol the largest organizationx lor foreign xtudents on Southern's .campus this year. lncliyirlual and . small groups within the eluli presented progrznnx for IIIHCSC ILIIJGIIIS many cznnpuw and local connnunity oruzmixatiom. . Q 1-r V Front row: Shen-Yuan Wang, Hong Bo Chiang, Yih-Jian Tai, lN1rs. P. CI. Kuo, Dr. P. CI. Kuo, lX'1rs. Shieh, Miss Yip, Clara Sung, .laines Ilee. Second row: W'illiam Liu, Loretta Yoh, Alice Lee, I,in-lNIei Changyoung, Donna Sheung Huang, NX'innie Chen, Slieue Ran NYU, Ciatherine CIl1enx1,'Iof- Huang. Third row: George Yoh, Chung Ying I.u, Iidwin Clllf'l'1Q,xIOSf'I.Jl'l Chu, Hilary Hsu. Hsiou-tang Itonlosf-ph King. Robert Tao, Chi-Hang l.t-f-. The organization has a scholarship fund: they are de- Dew' ,I lnl'n'an'l,c, veloping a student publication and during the year, they g helped co-sponsor the Masked Ball. In the fall. a delega- tion attended a Convention at Iowa State Uniyersity Another group enjoyed a trip to the Chicago Art lWuseuni. .1- EI' W4 'N G i' Front row: Richard Rosen, sophomore representative: Franklyn INIoreno, vice-presidentg Carolyn Carson, junior repri-sentatiyeg Nlarcia Wilson, secretary-treasurer: Gerald Kinsman, president: Roger Taylor. Second row: .Xlan Lovin. lreslnnan represenm- tive: Richard Lagasca, Bruce Dodson, XN'illiam Reichert. freshman representatiye: Vernon Iiaton, junior representative3 xlay Yandell, freshman representative. 175 , ' Besides having a joyous Christmas Jartv, the German Del Deutsch fxlub . ' is 1 W , W Q' 3 . Q V organization on campus had several outstanding guest speakers. Dr. YV. Neckers lectured and showed slides dealing with his tour ol Germany. Mr. Miller, a graduate I I assistant from Hamhurg University. also visited the group. W W Tf?'TYff,?E'l if 'ffl F?W5?l'f?lf3 Qjzg, wqggilflf-gfilfl siiigt fgfj 5 vm. s ' ' fbbtrqg i e gf Front row: Clorsandra Stallworth, -Iuclith Keene, puhlicityehairmang llrnest lwiuller, secretary-treasurer3 Deanne Kessler, presidentg Berthold Stohhe, -Iurgen XX'alter, sponsor: Gottfried Kolde, Horst lXIarschall. Second row: Daryl BI:-ier, Lemma Smith, 'liom Bailey, Robert lidwards. Terry Longen- haeh. lVayne Holilield, Berndt VonBoehm. Originally organized lor the high school student, . . . , . Flll'lll'6 Farmers 0 -4l7l6l'lC0 the national organization known as F.F.A. has widened its program to include college students interested in teaching vocational agriculture. The local association was formed at Southern this past yearfor students interested in agriculture. Front row: Vernon Claupert, Rok' Rodgers, Clharles Nagreski, Richard llade, vice-president: Richard Rigg, reporterg Gary Smith, president, Paul Cihrist. seeretaryg l'raneis llngelhardt, treasurer: Roy Heldehrandt, senatorg Charles Koenig, .Xrley VanDoren, Ralph Benton, adviser. Second row: Gerald Cflamnet, lldward Nlohley, liohhy Rowland, .john llreas, Carl Krusa, Herman Ahney, liarl Sullens, Orville XVolters, jack XViggins, john Nladding, liohhy Sc-horn, Donald Hampton, XVilliam Brown, Paul Clranlill. Third row: Irwin Richardson, Paul Cross, Richard Cross, Wayne Kirk, Niarshall liiirrlelmeier, Marvin Martin, Gary Lessman, 'Ioe Bruno, Charles Douhet, .joseph Berherich, John Stephens, Davdi Scott, Larry Camp. 176 The purposes ol' the organization is to promote higher scholastic standards among students ol' forestry and to promote all phases ol forestry at SIU. During the year. SOIHC ol' the activities the club perlormed were the selling yi yy of Christmas trees. and the planting ol' trees on campus. f0l'C'.S'll'Y flllb t :Nadi fx ff-. N 69. Front row: lNlelvin Brunson. john Rigliter. Larry Rhineliart, Robert Richardson, George Campbell. secretary: Richard Dickson. president: lit-nni. Ceplecha. treasurer: Loyd Rentfro. vice-president: Robert Hamner, Robert Delk. John Hosner. adviser. Second row: Ronald Wilcox, Marvin Levert. Steven Satterlield, Charles Bechtel. David Baumgartner, Richard lNIcl,ean, XN'aynebIessxxein.John Sem:-neck. .Xllen Skorepa. Berthold Stobbt-. James Bell. Third row: XN'illiam Allison. Gerald Greenwood. XN'avne Meier. 'Iliomas O'Neal. Iimmv Usborne. liarv tiliolson. Dave Ciranev. Henry Harper. Neil Hosley, Ronald Beazley, Harold XYoodrull. I Q 1 E V ! After taking several important lield trips throughout Ceolo vCub , . . . . , . Southern Illinois. the club climaxed its activities lor the year with an annual spring banquet held in Blay. .RX geology merit award was then given to a senior who had contributed most to the club during the past school year. x gg AQ. . 51' 1 s Uv 3 , 5-4 CW' I fl xl Vg, 7. 1 .1 ,- .fm 4Q 4...'l ' wr '- Frontvrow: Frank Bell. faculty sponsor: Dewey Amos, faculty sponsor: 'l'om Baker. secretary: Bill Clampbell, treasurer: Don Dial. xiet--president: Ilgflel Eischer, president: Stanley Harris. laculty sponsor. Second row: Jake Ulitwarian. Robert NYarthen. lnllf' Burns. Maury Rapp. Rolwert Piekard. OJ Dunn. 177 ' ' ' 1 li thc Hoiuc Fconoui' 's Clulv In oidti lo In a iuauilni i A it , a girl must lic a major or minor or havc a spccilic intcrcsl I in homc cctinomics. .Xu awarcl was Qircn to thc outstand- iuQ llrcsliuian lor hcr scrvicc to thc cluli. An annual lianqucl was hcld in May to honor thc scuiors in homc cconouiics. Hflfne ElC'0I70l71I.CS Club Front row: Barry tlo XN'ood, Kathlccn Butlcr. llvc-lyn Goodman, Rosalcc Bullock, Iirlcnc Stumpf, Jcancttc lN1urphy, Kay Sharo, hlaxinc Pinazzi, Sarah Poolc. Second row: ,Ie-nny Scatcs, Bonnic Snidcr, Lloycc- Crouse-, sponsorg Alice' Nlaurcr, Dixie- XN'ilson, Norma hloody, Dcloris I-Iodgcs, Judy Sudliciincr, trcasurcrz Shirlcy Roll, vicc-prcsidcntg Barbara Haglcr, prcsidcnt: jo Ann Browning, Bcvcrly Bcisswingcrt, Phyllis Plott, Sandra Hoffman, sc-crctary: Carol klcan Buzzard. Third row: 'llhclma Nlalonc, Lynda XVcir, Lois Bcckcr, Kathryn Kimmcl, Sharon Lindsay, Audrcy Dobbs, Sharon Klickna, il:-an Wiasson , Bctty .Ianc XYilliauis, Vclma Minor Sharon lbcrg, Barbara Rich. lmluslriaf lfflllfllllillll Club .Xnkcnhrand, Judy Young. Hclcn -IEIIISSFD, Nina Marshall, Diane- Blocml-zcr, tlcan lNlcycr, lX1ary .Io Oldham, Joyce- Salmon, Klancinc Slice-ts, llclporah Rowdcn, Racdcnc Stanlcy, Bc-tty Smith. Fourth row: Dana Nlorgan, Mclba Baucrsachs, Donna Knop, Joan Tallo, Bonnic XN'hipkcy, Nancy lN1a:-cwcll, lilizahcth Bakcr, hlarictta lNf'IcCancc, Bctty Hill, Vcncta Thompson, hlary Bradcn Robcrta Holstc, Ruth Missclhorn, Pcggy Hcndcrson, hlary Ruiz, Martha Tripp. Fifth row: Patricia Connor, hlarcclla Timpncr, Diana Stahlhcbcr, Kar:-n Sc-nigcnhcrgcr, -Ianis lvlackcy. Carolyn Bailcy, Barbara Irwin, Clarolc lN1ayhcll, Alanc Kcllcr, Barbara Ridgc, Klan:-t Larson, ,Indy Lipc, .Xrlinc Scihcrt, Suc Bradlcy, XYilma Sandcrson, qloycc Forcman, ffarcn Radck. .AX comparatiycly ncw group at SIU. thc Industrial Education Ciluli has alrcady assumcd a vital position in lhc Univcrsity's profcssional training program. Thc pur- posc ol' this cluli is to promotc thc causcs ofindustrial cduca- lion hy thc rccognnition of rcal prolcssional training. Front row: Paul XN'ircs, David XY:-st, -Iamcs Young, faculty adviscrg La-Roy Frazicr, prcsidcntg Kcnncth Hansson, SC'Cl'0l?1I'YlJt'I'I'y Linghafcltcr, trcas- urf-rg l'iI'l'Cl Clulpc-ppcr, advisf-rg Marvin Johnson. Second row: Clharlcs Rccd, Clharlcs Schcrrcr, XN'aync Zudc, Byron lN1cGill, Phillip Baumcyer, Ronald Ratlilicrqcrg l,avcrr- XYindhorst. As a voluntary organization. thc' Honor Guard wax qw- lalmlishvd with mhz- idva olqac'hi1'x'i11Q pc-rl:-rlirm in prc'c'ision ind vxhilnilion drill murim-N. ll ix opml In all basic Caclcls who haw' vxlmilmilvcl an lDlC'llN1' lIlIt'I'1'Nl in ilu HOHOI' Cllaffl gXl'RU'l'Clf. and a willinqnc-xx to Qin- ln-1-lx ul Iln-ir linu- Front row: Orland Tllrailkill, James Bvll. Rolu-rt Colvin, Robe-rt Brown, John Mannino, Cllmarlc-s Ste-vc-nsoll, .Xntlmony liia11c'l1i.AIe'1'ry Odurn Carl Rilry, Vancc- Davis. Second row: John XYclu'c-, drill mast:-rg Richard Garclnc-r, Gary Uirnig. Cvrald L'pc'lm1'c'l1, .Iolxn l 11tc'I1, Hr-orgv H:-nclvrson NYillia1n Hollnvs, A-Xl Caputo, Tony lmonf-. .lim Hvak. Gary Simmons. Third row: llalm- Yr-mm, David CllIlIt'l', l'lX't'l'l'f'If fll'f'QUl'V. l'n-rl Hallmiu XN'ilbur Hart. jim Sam-rlic-ld. Jr-rry Hickaxn. Guy Ropz-r, Gordon XN'illiS. Wviiyllm' .IQ'SSXX't'lIl. Front row: -Iarnvs Chick, COII'lII1LiIlCll'I'1 Robcrl llslill, Cllydv Us-XX'itt. Nliclmr-l XYilson, llcmqml Svlllxlimlt.-I.1111n-Q Smith. llick l',lIllx4'I'NUll. llmllflllx Nlitcllvll, xvii1'I'l'Il lX1ClVlill1'n, 0xCCL1tivc'. Second row: David 'lll'UllIIIlLiIl, Dale' Sl'llii4'll4'l', llvnnis lim' Ronald XXvllll.1lIlS, Rum-1' Nh lhnivl. Rm nwnll Yanz, Gvrald XX'itt. Ronald Harris, .'XllJ1'rt'l'olle-lkvn. Third row: .loc-l Colm-, Llc-rry Nldl-L'l!ll'li,'IlIl1 li.n'1'1-lt. Sn-xv Cf.11'x'.-1.11114-Q l'xl.Illf'l', llamlel livwnt- svn, Harvvy Grandstaflf, l,awrCnCc' Klotlc-y. 179 De Any student who is majoring in ,journalism at SIL' is P a memlier ol' the HISQX. That membership is retained until the student discontinues at Southern. Each year-ISA gives an award ot' 91100 to a 2nd or 3rd year journalism student .l0llI'lIlIlI..S'lIl rqfllllfllffg . 1SSUl'I.ClfI,0lI who has demonstrated and maintained high scholarship. 17' , , 1: ,Q RZ! it 497 61 C3 Front row: Nancy Smith, Lois Irwin, Kathleen O'Dell, seeretaryg Joe Dill, president: Marlan Nelson, adviser: lXliekey Sparks. Gretehen Schmitz. Second row: Gloria 'l'indall, XN'illi.mi Liu, Donald Stork. Nlichael Brown, -joe Bryant, Louis Borgia, janet Ross. .-Xpril the eighth and ninth marked the height ol' a liusy year lor the members of the Nlarketing Clluh, for it was then that they made a trip to Chicago to visit the .Xmerican Marketing Association. Among its other interest- , ing activities the eluli held a banquet on May the tenth. Mdfk6llIlg Club Front row: Ali-an:-tte lolley, Karen Graliain, Charles Rosenliarger, sponsor: Robert Yuill, vice-presidentg Kenneth Thompson, vice-president: Gerald Ciyrier, president: l elieita .Xmati, secretary: Rolmert Owens, treasurerg Betty Lou Barry, Nancy lNlclNIurray, .lay Rasmussen, Sandra lN1inton, Sue tierhart. Second row: Ralph Long, Gary Stoltz, Larry Lard, lylax Barton, Donald Holtcamp, Frederic Baeksmeier, -Iohn Ingram, Walter Walker, ylames lfinley, Dave Hicks, Martin Harvey, lidmund Foster, Nancy lyliller, Lee Ladd. Third row: Diek Ugolini, Thomas Siefert, Allen Wilson, 'lony Peehenino, Ronald Baker, Raymond Beno, Raymond Palandri, Lawrence O'CIonnell, joseph Brooks, Ma1'vin Mt-ng, Raymond Rota, Roy Nierman, Herbert Brown, George Charlton. Fourth row: Larry Crowell, Donald Newman, Donald Cox, Benedict Czyl, Carleton Randolph, Lyle Smith, Paul Beieh, Ronald Krause. Donald Botner. llarl Botner, Roh 'l'resso, Buck Gross, Raymond 'I'homeczek, YVilliam DeVore, Raymond Caruso. 180 The purpose of the group is to provide educational opportunities for all students interested in learning about the different areas of psychology. The group, organ- ized in Oetober of 1952, took a trip to the Lincoln-Dixon Y Home for Mentally' Retarded Children late last spring. !2YVl'h0l0gV Clllb Wg i 'ft Front row: Robert l-luskey. Dr. Neil Carrier. adviser: Denny' Yuson. Nlelyin hlarkhain, Glynda lX'allier. -Iinx Youinans. lloin Narut. treasurer: Ron Karraker, president: Terry Yates, viee-president: livelyn XYalters. publieity ehairnian: Diane Davidson, Connie Hazelrigg, .lane .Xiinistt-ad. Second row: .john Fenoli. Kathy NN'rig'ht. George Charlton, Frank Stobart, xhvillllilll Seroggins l'erd. Sham. Reggie Barrett, Dayid Maxwell. Niael Mustoe, hlarilyn Geltosky, .Ianies Carter. Third row: Brad Huiteina, Sanford Nlartin Sain Cahle, Roger tinstalson, XYilliain Reielrf-rt. 'lom Haege. Ken Phillips. Don 'l'honipson, Craig Rohrer. .Xl Lasater. l,arry Rigg. Douglas lldinonds, George lilankenheiin. ln an eflort to obtain a inore workable knowledge ol the eoneept ol' agrieulture, the elnb eonipletefl its lirst year ol' existenee. During the year. the group nas visited . by Dr. 'llyner who presented slides on the agriculture ol' Plan! DIClllSl'l'l6.S' the Philippines. and by XYarner Nelson who spolie on soil. ' Eh . 7-v Front row: liarry Shields. Faramarz Zahedi, Donald Xvitllliiill. -Iiin Nikseh. Richard lillis. Donald XXI-ll. Leroy Hacker. Second row: Larry lfoster. Vfilharn lN1eIxee.xIr., Noble Usherwood,John Blitehell. Cart Krwsa. lYilliain Reiss. Fred Barber, .Iohn Stephens. Third row: lryin Hillyerdaclyisei1 Roger Hoffman, George Iascher, Allan Houser. Charles Blorey, Lloyd Sherwood. V 181 Departmental .Si1'11g1'l1g Sllllllllfllll Front row: Suv .Xnn Sllllillly, R1JlJt'I'IxIlJllllS1JI1, ClllkililQ'S 'l'1'zic'1:fc'1', f1l1u1'lc's Hzirtwig, NN'illia111 lNlc.Xllistm'1'. K1'11nQ'tl1 Noyvs, Kvnnvth Fa1'1nc'1', Clydv Hurd, llnnis Sullivzin, l,c-ongircl 'li1'a111p1-. Second row: l,111'1'y lN'ood, To1n1ny Cook,xIc'1'1'y Kinnvy, lid Ht'l'Il12iI1. Gvralcl l,awl1'ss, l.z1r1'y lNlillc'1' ClllllI'lQ'S Mould, llnvid l'lUI'Ul1'I', I71-nnis Gaul. Third row: Donald cliilllily, dire-ctor: lNlicl1:1vl Bl'21Zi1'I', .Iohn S21LII1tll'I'S. .Xllvn Dwight, Don Bolin, G:-o1'1gv Nlillm-13 lion Nlt'l1l'lit'I'. l,ilI'I'y .Iavoln-1' David Re-1-vvs, l,inds11y lYillia1111s v Buiclc-s vlla-Ctlvvlx' SllIIllll2llIIlQ' 'lIllt'l'tiSi, thc OI'QLlI1lZil- fgelallers Club 111111 lnirthcrs lhv clc'x'clop111c'11t ol illDlllllCS that will ln- llIlfJUI'lllIlI l'11c'lo1's wl1c11 thc student ll2lCt'H l7llilI1CSS. This clm-x'1'lop1111'11l i11volx'c's thc St't'lilIlQ ol' k11owl1'clQcf gzlioul 1114111- lIQi'IIl1'Ill. 1111-wllr-1. ilu-I111y1-1'.1111cI thc' l'11l111'v l1i1si11c'ss CyCl1'. W XV ESU WP ff' f I , f 'S 11 ,-7 Front row: ll.ll'l1lfl Nlorm-, x111111xo1'3 fil1'111l.1 flzill, lfonniv Houston, 'Inliw lJi1'tric'k, publicity c'l1zii1'111z111L Bzirlazira .'xI1Clf'I'SOIl, vicc'-p1'c'sid1'11t3 Diana IJ.-XN'1lfl1-, Sr'liI'1'Irll'Y-Il'1'ilSlIl't'l'1 ll1m4111l Sc-otl, lJli1'SlKlf'I1I1 K1-11 SIl'1llll,SUCl2ilC'll2lll'lIliiIl1 Martin l'.OI'II'lt'IllU, studvnt 1'c'p1'vs1'11tativ1':jay'l'ho1nas. Second row: AI411111-s NI41l1r1111'y, llolngirt Rzilnv, lN'illi.1111 XN'l1itf-, RlIlJ1'lAt-II!llIlSllI1, clf'UI'LfK' XN'z11'1'1'11, Ronald Nluin, Ronald Sic'v1'1', Donald Fa11st,.Iz11111's Wlltts. john Nliigqio, .If-1'1'y fiolrlstf-111, xYLllU'l' l'llfl1'I', cl.-pQ111t1111-111 4'OOI'illIlillOl'. Third row:-11111 Hazand, l'iClXYllI'Cl Bz111c'1'oft,xIa1ck Rc'lJc'1't, Ronald Yllll0IIlI2SOI1. 1Q.11'1'y ff111xxlr11'1l, Ric'l1.11'1l l.1111fl1g1'f-11, illllUIIl2iS 'l'11ylo14, .lurk Bark:-11 'l'l1o1nz1s Klllilii, Phillip Bl'llI1l'It. CIl1a1'lc'S Fric'd, Bvrt HinCh1nz1n. 182 Sociology' Club 1 ililf' Ui'Qgniim'cl in V155 by Clol. fNI4ac'XfiIl4m. lin' Singing SfllIilCiINfJI'l was tlmiif-cl to i'vpi'c'v-iii SIL' ziiifl Fi1f',xxiiiifJ'Iic4. During lin' pmt yt'.il'. lilf' groiip IJf'I'iflI'IIlf'fi iii Xliwoiiii. Kvlllllfiii 4ii1clCJkl4ihoi1ig1.He-Niclwiiivouil-of-imxiiJimi x, rliv NIIIILICIVUIIIDl'i'it'IN1'fi X'liI'lUlINHINIJIVIHQ IJIHQIQIIIIXUIICJIIIIIIIX Y . 1 , i . 2 S K ... v .. .mg - .,. . W... ..... fi, . M-- ....... ...M M E T7 Front row: David Spvlbrinq, XN'illiain Lyons, 'flioiims Rohde-, Richiircl Hursiizi, l,11i'i'v Qluhiison. Lyle- iJ7IIlf'IlI, Klux Cf.ii'i'. CIl.m- ixIl'ciillQil.1Il.-lllilll Schlvpvr, Illlvn Uifk, nccoinpzlnist. Second row: Guy HiS!'l', zicive-ilisiiiu i'il2iil'lIlLiI1QNIVITB' N11-yvr, R4'IlIlK'lil.llJS1'IJil. .Xllii-rt Him-i'. .Xiifii-f-xx l'oi'iii.m lXfiChac'l Bvattv, tI'Q'2iSllI't'l'Q Ronald XN'illiainson. I,Lil'I'Y XYacw, XN'illiLu1i Ball:-Q-. Third row: Stn-ve-ii Niortviisoii, K:-iinvtli lfiuis:-i'. li.ii'y ffuxmiii. IL-iiiiix I,inCiC0mc', Donald Rivlivy. David XY:-st. Robvrt XN:lic'vle'ig .If'l'UIl1f' Cllienitliziiii, Horst N1AlI'St'i1Llii sqimciroii umiiiiii.iii1if'i', sciviicc' of tha' origin zmcl vxolulioii il. icimtx- Mind uw zz Ntgirling' point for this yc.1i'X Sociology Club Ihc iiiviiilmvix iiwcl thi' UVQLIIIIZLIIIUI1 gn gi Ixpv ul lili- x ,. .,. . UI'2llOI'y for Ihvii' i'm'wzii'Cli. Scvn'i1il Quul xpi ik: ix iIliiUIlIl1'ii lliv Qmiip zilmul thc hgnliilx giiicl CUNUJIIIN ol! miie-1' lgiricix, S MQ? lp: ' 13,57 9 Front row: Gary 'lliyloip x'iCm'-px'c'sid4'i1I3 liilldil fNIillc'1'. II'l'ilSllI't'l'I C91-orgv Riltiiniiiic, pix-sid:-ill: Ruth Klvkliiiiiwx. Rim. Second row: John Gould, NI:-lvin Brooks, lfiuiiik Stolxirt. Cfliiirlvs NI.1I'lill, P1-tvr Nliinuli. iff? A . av- -K. - ilil X .iii if'iXN1f'l vwwiiw' S3 iSlJCIlI1..S'l7 Club l'liv'SlL' t'haiptt'r ol, thc lI1ll'l'Ilitli.0Ii2ii Cfonncil 'loin Ipscvptiongil L-illiCiI't'Il has coniplvtvd lls svconcl .ind xvxx siicuwshxl twat' on Cgnnpus. Tha' IIN'lllIJtxI'S wcrc visitvd this yan' In Dr. Ulivvi' Iiolslol :incl Dr. Nvil ci2ll'I'il'l'. Both 0 3 . . spoke' on tht' unusual vhilzl liouncl in our prcscnt socicty. C0lllIC'Il of BICGIJIIOIICII Chlldrell G' ,cg Front row: Nliilvolin Xxvilli-ill'1k. Rugs-1' lirvy, sponsorg Carol Dohzinifh, Niarion Thoinpson, p1'c'sidc'nt-r'lc't't1 Ruth Svhovn, t1'r'2isl11'1-1'1 Lois I:t'I'QllSOfl. sf-vu-t.i1w'1 Rm' CIl.nnk, pn-siclvnt: Clam! A1lkciI't'S,lUI'., Olin-r Kolstov, c'l1z1ir1nzm, IJ:-puttin:-nt oi' Spa-cial liduczitiong Ronald xVilli2ill'IS. Second row: lfount XX'.il'l't'I1. qlvixiiim- North. Cir-viligx Yuain. U1-riiim xYill2illLfil'Jy, Uvlthn XYilliz11ns, Kzithryn Clark, .Xnnzi CTI:-ndcnin, Hvlvn Smith, Ric'ha1'd Smith. ' 'lihc 41Clix'ilics of tht' Spanish clulv wwe clcsiqnvcl to prcsvnt the intcrcstinq aspt-Cts of thc Customs and Cul- lum' ol' Spanish spczlking Coiintiivs. Such activitivs in- vliiclccl inovics, spczikws, and othvr proiCCts to stiinulntv' thc lm-111hcx's quvst for iiI1UXYiCLiQfx in thc Qpzinish IZIIIQUZILIC. mv KL' Front row: lionnia- Bruin-, Dani:-I file-zason. Rosmnnry Hughvs, Sl'C'l'l'l2iI'Y-Il'l'2iSllI'f'l'IQIUIIII Higando, prvsidf-nt: Iilsa Milamo, sponsor: Nivlvin Nlarkham, Ninrm Gonznlvz. Second row: Usvzu' CiI'UyX'f'l'. .'XIxl!'I'N' Thvising, Dorothy Lathrop, Annvttv Niulvany, hlarty h'1l'I'I'illS, Lynn Lazar, Shirlvy Twvntv, Rafm-I Yiso, Sim:-on 'lruiilIo. 184 Created in 1959. thc Student Nurse-si Association promotes professional and social unity among thc student nurses at SILT. The organization serves uncle-rqracls q i ' as a stimulation towarcl wanting an tinclcxstaiicliiiu' ol. and lUd6l1l NUl'S8.Sf -'1.S'.S'0C'ICIll0ll an interest in. Qracluatc professional nursing oruanizations, gg. . f St f W 'Qs . Q . . X. flifms Front row: Benita Brothers, assistant instructor: Peggy Gallagher. public relations: .Ianicc Ov:-rlit-y. secretary: Nancy XX'alron. prt-siqit-nt: Alan.-t Childress. vice-president: Donna Hicks. treasurer: liarline XN'illoughhy. Donna Hill. Louise Slllfllltlii.Jllilt'-Idl'I1iiLflIl. Nlrs. Klart' Xtvatt. liscal ollitm. Second row: Patricia Basler, Nil-:ki Allen. Cora Stinson. Doris Trcttcr. Lois Parker. Rose Uclum, Isahf-llc Rasplica.-loan Sir-cllcr. St1t'Swigt-rt. l..irlonn.1 Harrington. Rosie Simmons. The Student Education Association is conccrncd with W . , ' l , , ,' ' the preparation of teachers for the clcinentary schools ksiulleni Egflucatlon ilisisnl ,anon and high schools and with the cducation of aclvancecl spcc- ializctl workers in the Field of education. Through its Various proqrzuns. it ollers guidance and professional aicl. Front row: Deanne Ehret, Karen Mille1', Sandra Swaflord. George Bucltmann. Suzanne Owens. co-program chairman: lfllcn Ritlicv. St't'I't'I.iIiX'Q John Kollins. president: Jerry Ritter, vice-president: lWarge llabhcy. treasurer: Rosalie lillison. co-program chairman: Jeanie Olsen. Nl.arjorx' Tilton. Mary Ann Smith. Second row: Patti lN4itchell. Barbara Bernardi, lvlartha lily. Lois Palmer. Chuck Baue. Bill Groennert. Ransom Nlattinglv. Klr.. john Dreas, George Hockman, Duane Pitchford, James Frailey, junior Melvin. Sally Newman, Joyce Davis. julie Bliles. Shirlev lwente. Dr. -I. Bach, sponsor. Third row: May Roscow. Louise Lee, Anna Lee Barringer. lXIarilyn Brimm. Joanne Casey. Judith Tharp, Joanna Howard. judith Peterson, Bernice Finn, Rosemary McClain, Nancy lNIcClain. Veda Miller. Kay Hodson. Betty Borgsmiller. Patricia Seiber. Fourth row: Dorothy Windland, Peggy Maxeiner, Asenath Dixon. Annette lN1ulvany. Vivien Rasmussen. Anita Davenport. Karen Adams. 'Iudith Fry. Rita Henderson. Mary Mullinix, Carolyn Onstott, Rosalie Haas. 185 The Juraose of the lYomen's Athletic Association is to teachigood sportsmanship and fbllowship and to provide intramural and inter-scholastic athletic competition. In . I addition. the YNAA girls were hostesses to high school Wllfllfll is Q1-S'SOC'lClf10f1 students during the Volleyball Clinic held last fall term. I E? 1 fllsla ' t ll ltr I ,X I , f. . ,.- .fa 1: ! f i , AY' Front row: Suzanne Drone, Brenda Zeb, Luyenia Brown, Joyce Luenstrotb, Barbara Shurtz, chairman of sports managers: Jan Gidcumb, publicity manager: Darlene NNE-nner, president: lNIyrna Stock, treasurer: Dot McGregor, Nikki Chainbers, Lena lNIcGlone, joye lX4oore. Second row: Nancy Stl-ekem'ider, Judith Hall, Carol Swim, Gayle Nicolussi, Carolyn 'l'urner. Pearlie Little, Beverly Liqon, Patsy Zimmerman, Joann Green, Ruth Reese, Nlary Adkisson, Betsy Anglim, Shirley Uulley, Phyllis Aytlt. 1 he. club has been in operation since September, .l9nti, Women Pro esslonal when it became chartered with the American Association lor Health. Physical Education, and Recreation. Each year an award is giyen to an outstanding ,junior or senior major or minor in the lielcl of physical education at SIU. Front row: Alan fiicleumb Clarolyn lurner, publicity chairman: Dot Nlcflreqor. treasurer: Yvonne Dempsey, faculty sponsorg Cynthia Hinton, pr:-sident: Brenda Zell, vice-president: Betsy Anglim, Nlary Adkisson. Second row: .Iudy XN'oocl, Dorothy Smith, Pearlie Little, Sharon Ulkoski, lluye Moore, Nancy Nlaiholl, Shirley Hulley, Myrna Stock, Lena I,ou Mcfllone. Third row: Nikki Chambers, Barbara Shurtz, Darlene XN'enner, l,uyenia Brown. Naomi laylor, Suzanne Drone, Gayle Nicolussi, Gail lNliller. 186 Huh jK1,If,t.t,A-. IIIVH' j'I11'1l1'ff1'. 1'g,,11'1'1'.1 l'1'1'11l'lf,1 hffnlli 111111111 1111- 7'11r1'a11. .funn I,11.1l1. H1 Ihr' 1111111511111 1f11+'f1111'1' f111' ll 1'1111'1'11 f11'11g1'f1111. 1311! ,1If1fll'F, 1111111111 11f1'1'ff11111111'1'1. 1'11l11'1'1'11'11'1 .1II'fI'fI1I:1' H1111 Q111'1'11. Cyffflllllfy .1l't'GIAIlII!4.1. IIN 111911 1 kfifxf 11113 111111111 fllllllf 11111111f1'. '-x x Wf.S1l l 1X111'1' 11111111 f4'.II'N 111 111.11111111Q. S111 14.111111 11111 11111 . x'1x11111 111'11111'11111'111 1N1111111111'11 .1 I'.1f1llJ x1.11111'1 11 1111111111 tllIIlkll1.lI 111111111 1111' 11111'11w11-11 NIlIf11'Il1X .11111 111 11:11 x'1c11' Nf'I'X'Il ' 111 1111- 1 111141-111111, 11111 1lINI 111111.1111.1X1 1111 111-.1111 111 81111111f'1n11 111111111X .111l1 .111j.11'1'111 N1.114'N. 1111 N-11 ' 1 x ll'I1l1Jl'I1 1'1. 1'1d1w. xx111'11 11111 11111111 XX.IN I1.l1114'f1 XXSKX 111 11:11 1'11,111Q1-11 111 YYY '11 'L SHll111t'I'Il.N li11c11lJ X1111'1-, 11111 11llX X1'.lIx11'11'N1111l11I1 11.1111 IL 11I1'C14'1J.11'll111'Ill 11111-11.111-X 11111 17111 i . X1INllX 1511 1f1L1N1l11Q N1-1x111' .111-1 11111111 111f11X1'111-11X I111 1 . wp..- 1111111v11111.11 1.1.1111 111 111111111 .lIlf1 11x1llX'1X11111 111 .111 111111 1 111111.11. 1111111111-1111111 .111 ., , ., . . 11 111111211111 um. .x1l111'l 131111 1111 111.1111 11111 11111g111111. l111' 111-11.1111111111 11111-11 .111 1111111'1'Q1.11111.111 111411111' fll' 111111111' III R.111111-IX, 811111111111 1.11x1' 11.111 III 1111 111111111112 111 l1l'.' 1111111111 .11111 Ill 11111 11111111112 1-1 1111- x11111 IJIIN .lC'llX'1l1l'N 1111111 1x fJI'l1QI'.IIIlII1II1Q .11111 1i11Q111f:f'1'111Q. f71'1111,f,' 811111111 1. 1111111 111 !111'111'11'.11,', 11111161 1111 111111 1 1'1v 11 , 1 11f'1'1f1l11111 111111' 1f1f111'!1111111- 1' 1111111 f11111'f11f11 'l1'!1 1 18 7 Special Interest of e , , .llplia Phi Ume a . fs WN 4? 'l'he Zeta Nu chapter ol' Alpha Phi Omega. nicknamed .XPU on this campus as it is on inanv others, is a Na- tional Service l raternitv. The original APO chapter was founded bv Nlr. Frank Horton in 1925 and was called the Alpha Chapter. The liraternitv requires that a nieniber be a previous nieniber ol' the Bov Scouts of iXnierica and have a 3.1! grade average. lt xvas formed to create a better understanding ol Cod, to practice democratic ideals, and to inold responsible students and citizens. Twelve weeks ,QQ ' 2, are required ol' pledging before the nieinber Izeconies active. ffifzfi If 'I'he lraternitv sponsored numerous charitable and lini- ,. X versitv activities sueh as the Llqlv Nian Un Canipus t Ii i ,,.- eontest. Nionex awarded the winner ol, the contest was ii 'i37M M m: donated to the charitv ol' their choice. ln lfebruarv. thev sponsored the Concert starring the nationally lgnoxvn lfour Lads. Rounding out a lull vear of activities, the ,Xlpha Phi Omega ineinhers planned an annual trail ride. .lfifn iffzzwrg fflmzzgfz lmmt of fflffmtzlltvfzfflh-fl zftllllllfllfx lfiftllll rlihli trip ifllifh lilstfifl WW'Ii211 dillh H9014 thc QVUUP 1110111 fffkfrf ffllltflflfzlx. l!11't.lPU mfmrt ruffljzflw ll'l1u!,1m'ztwn'ry2 scenic Southern Illinois countrv to the clear and beauti- liul Ohio River. It was rough Qoing, but thev made it. Front row: -john Niartins, treasurer: Jerome Rappaport, recording secretary: Charles Anderson, alumni secretary: liad Kugler, projects chairman: james Spill:-r, fellowship chairnian:.john Carlisle. president: James Ottolini, historian: Robert Buhrmestcr. sgt.-at-arms: Kinnith Horrall, correspond- ing secretary. Second row: Joseph Zaleski. adviser: Sam Cagle, .Ierry Griggs, LeRoy Frazier, Jerry Munro, Robert Frank, Gerald Calhoun. Third row: Robert litherton, adviser: live-rrett Gregory, Charles Libby, Richard Donini, Gary Haskell, lVallace Pulliam, Roger Spaugh, james Dunn. Fourth row: Robert Uelk, -Iames Bell, llr., Roland Nagel, Clemens Moorc', Thomas Loesch, membership Chairman: Lee Clark, vice-president: Clyde Dc-XN'itt, 188 Qrganizcd i11 1l1C spring' of 1956. thc .xII1t'I'lCLlIl Rockm Society was designed for SUlClCIlIS i111c1'cs1ccl in 1'oCkcf1s and in space t1':1vc'l. Thr' 1111151 i1npo1'1z1111 and cduC111io11z1l function pc1'l'o1'111Cd lay tllt' group oCC111'1'cd l11s1 Nu1111nt-1' wl1c11 1111-111e111l1c1xprcparccl 11 cliNpl41yllo1'1l1v Dllflllillll 5111111 l'g1i11 1 XIV? l T fl lf Rocket .S'oc'1'et1 1 I 'do 'N- x Front row: Rod11vy Ding:-s. fllllllllt' lildf-1'. l..iXN'I't'IlCt' BUI'Qt'I'. p1'vsidv1111 l,lI1QldkIt'I1I1lIl!l?4. S1'C'I'f'ldI't1 .I11111f-ell:-11lxi11x. x'iu'-1111-51111-1115 XYill1.1111 ffol'-. t1'cfz1s111'cf1': Hc'1'lJe'1'1 ROII1lI1Qt'I'. 'l'o11i.1 l',Q11f-11 Second row: RolQ111d Stvilnvl. Roluvrt S.lllIIf'l'. N111-111.111 Hqillf-xg Ricl1.11'd Ruliino. CIl.11'k x'lI1f'X.lI'Cl1 xIin1 Bfvdlin. Ste-plic-n lYilli11111s. 1 -lngel Flzght NICH1lJt'I'N oll.X11Q1'l Fliqln l1.1x'c c11lix'1-111-cl 11121111 SIL' l'l,lIlC- tions with 1l11'i1' l7I'lQlllt'I1t'Ci p1'1'l'o1'111g111Ccs. Bcsiclm IJI'CNt'I1llIlQ IILlIl1CI'UllS llillllllllltx SllUNYN and Co11Ct-ru for 1l1e: l'11ix'1-1wi1y. the qi1'lQ 11'z1x'clcd Lo Xlllldthll and SC1111 .Xir l'l111'ce- Bmw 1o pv1'fo1'111. v111c1'1L1i11. and p1'o111o1n' i1111'1'cx1 i11 .Xl7RO'liC1f. 1 1 l 4 l 1 l Front row: l.YIlClii l.ox'c', Klart' lme- Hake-. N4111c3' SI4'X't'llS0ll. AXIlQfxliillAVg Llll'r'L'fUliI Ck-c1vli.1 No1'11iQ. i11l'r11'111111i1111 olliu-11 li4'X't'1'lY C'f1lv111.111. .11l111i11iN11'.1- tiveinfor111a1io11odiicvr: Blary Phillips.cxt-t'111iwoilicc-1-1 lS.11'l1411'.1 Gill. Iligl111'11111111.111d1-1'1 R111'l11-llvth-11l.11'l1.u1111p1111ll1-1-3 limi li.1x1 llfm-All. .X11g-'lf'11w Clll't'CIOl'l BI2iI'lt'IIC PCtn'1'so11, Donna Blast-ck. l5cvn'1'ly Bt'lSSXYlIlLft'l'I. Bctli xI11111's. Second row: l5.11'1'x' Nlu Xhiocl. Lllllllt' lS1'.1111l1-1. N.1111l1'.1 Xl.111l11-iw. Judi Pc11y. Priscilla Nlf7I'IIl2iI1l1. Linda St'L1l'lt'S. .XIIII fNIyv1's. Hvlm-11 S1ni1l1.kIudy Sirlt-S. Lois l'v1'Q11s1111. Sllt'llt'I1 Slncla. 511:-il.1 Ywuiig. ll.111v C1411Qi11i. Dot Bail:-y. Third row: Roscann Ritz, Susan Gould. Gvorgigi Bliss. Jinx XvOllII'lL1I1S. Sm- Bt'lllllIill. 5115.111 l'..1s1f'1'tl.1x'. tlutlx' l,11.1ldi. Lit-1111gi.1 X11-.1gl1c'1'. Biarsha Tallvy, Bc-tty Hillvr. Carolyn Cldl'SOIl, Bonnie: M1'i1'i11k. Robby '1llll'IlQ'l'. Fourth row: kludx' Xlilllllll. S.111d1'.1 f'lUllYIIl11Il.xl-ill lglf't'll1. l'l1x'lliQ NICGill. Judy Asl1ley, Betty' G1'i9jQ. Judy Sipcs.gI1111c B011lioski, Sandy N1-wlJ1'o11ql1. Xlt'liI1llLl l'll'Llt'I't'l'. l,11is l'41l111c'1'. S.1IlklX' liiitlin. hluditli liiwm 11. Judith 1NIa1'Cl1ildon. 189 S ' Un DC'CQ'llllJt'I' tcnth. thc IlH'lIllJCI'S ol' the Arnold Air So- Civly hvlcl lhcir initiation at thc' Clzlrhondalc Elks Club. Thi' group, for .AXFRQTCY Czlclvls who hzivc' ohlainclcl a 4.0 . W i zivviiiqc, also look part in thc' prcpzirzition for thc' Rcvicw fiflllllll fill' iS0l'lCJfY in Blur' x'2ll'lClk'Sl1UNN'2lI1Cl thc annual Mililzi1'3'Ball Formal. 'T' .45 C11 Front row: Nlzirvin How:-Il, Rohm-rt XYoll1-, acljiitaiitg John Causvy, op:-rations oflicc-rg Donald Spzilt, coinnizinclmhg .Iohn Dc-ming, c'ornptrollr'rg Frvd Sloan. Ronald Hopkins. Second row: Lzirry ciI'0St'Illlf'lCl4'I', lfclwin P2lYIlf',xIOl1I'l NYm'lgc', Larry Ill'-lLll'f1f'lI. Larry lj?1QlFY. Gary Smith. Don Davis. .Lune-s Nirl7onnlcl. Ralph Long. Third row: Lawrvnrr' Suchoinski, Billy Russvll, Raymond Sl'lN'I'l'f'l',-Iijllll Nluddinq. Willie' McRoy, Donald Nivnzvl. Riclmrcl Sginclvrs, tlosf-ph l 41ssc'ro, XY2il'IA1'll lXICNlilIr'n, Ulf-n xXYZllIlN'I', Donald Stork. H Ihc Qronp provlclcs lrcc Q'IsllCIilillIl1.l1f'Uli and c'nloynii'nl Auiquaetles lor sludvnts during thc- wc'Ck ol lhC Spring l'Cst1x'al by giving lhrcrf IJCI'liUI'IllilIlCC'S in skilled 5XN'lI1lllllHQ. Uthm' than thc Sprinq XYLIICI' Shows, thc' .'XClll2lCllf'S gave clvinonslrzitions for lhc' nnnugil Yollcylmzill and Baskvllmll clinics lust lull. Front row: N14-iilyiilloiif-s, Sm- XXl.llll'lkS. Qlvgiiim- fiooksvy, I,infl41 liurkitl, liolmhi Uustin, pulmlirity rhziirinzing Pc-ogy lJllCliXN'0l'Ill, prc'siclc'ntg Sharon Cixoxxclolt. Sdllflk' Clonf-ry. lfrun lJ.1ly. Nancy SU'l'lU'llI'lKll'lk. Second row: ffzirolyn Dc-nison, .Xnnv Collins, Kc-nnvy Clliappf-1-,xliicly llvans, lirvnda S11-wilisoim, .loan SlIll4'l'lI1Q,-Illllk' 'lim-, figirol xX'l'SSlll21I1.1IU2lIl 'l'rm-, Alulizi Gibbon. Third row: Gail Nlillrr, Linda Hvisv, Olvtzi Gzillywatll, Judy Y.1lv11If'. .Indy Cinniphvll. Clonnif- llnzrhlriuu. Put XYilliz11ns, Kzirvn Sc'linc-iclvr, B1-tty Pzirkr-r, IDQT' .Xnn Rovkhold, 1 90 The purposes of thc' Ben Franklin Socitfty art' to pro- mote higher husincss education and training for all mon. and to encourage a spirit ofcoopcration among xncn who arc prcfparinfg for printing Careers. XYith such purposes in mind. ' V . the group published tht' pamphlct cntitlvcl Prix'atc Prt'ss . B611 Fl'CllIlflllI .sfiflflfl ..' WC' 5? 4- in CRD Front row: Gvorqc- Brown, sponsor: Gvrhard Wvindvls. SPC'l't'I2iI'Y-Il't'LiSlll'4'I'I Rogefr Hogan. prvsiclvnt: Sam Nlitflivll. YlC'f'-lJIAl'SlClf'IlI. Second row: .Xllffn Blanton. Harold Scliuhf-rt. Francis Nlatlclt-n. L:-str-r Uarmstatte-r. C rg, I Klcmlmvrship in Cap and Tassvl is lmasvcl on sc-rx im-. all USS? . . , . sttholarship. :incl lC21Cli'I'Sll1IJ. Xclw iiicinlwrs art' tappvtl in thc' spring on Honors Day. 'lihttsc' new IIN'IlllM'I'N arc' iunior . . . , -, 4 , . , . girls who art' within tht- ltlp an , ol thvir class. lht' synilmol ol tht' group is a lmlaCl4 mortar with a gold Iassvl. T? X inf Front row: Rlary Alice- Cfarnaqhi, Il't'i1SllI't'1AQ Nlaryxlo Clozacl. prvsiclvnt: Donna Blast-k. historian. Second row: l.xntl.1 I,mf'. lQlf'ntl.i Smith. Xlaix Ruth Ncwlin. 101 eil is ssl-'su' ' ' Ho .l on .1 .hot .tm ls tht motto ol tht .IL S I7 mics Clluli, which is a social organization lor the wives P olstuclcnts. .Xt Cfhristmas the mcmhcrs gave clothing. food. .mtl tovs to scx'cr.il nccdx' llimilies in Ciarlmonflale. l.atcr in ilieixeai' thcx' sponsored the Mrs. Southern Cfontcst. DCIHIGS Clllb E? l l all it i aa tal F2 ilq .ri 3 'CLD rw. 'I Y YZ33? ' 53' Front row: Mrs. lft-lix Nigro, adviser: Sally Lynn. presidf-ntg Jacqueline Cole, viec-president: Fernv Bee, corresponding sccretaryg Mrs. A. R. NIacNIillan, adviser, Second row: Yvonne Oliver, Chautauqua rcpresf-ntative1Judy Barker, town representative3 Barbara Border. interest group co-orclinator: Nlariory hiiller. recording secretary: Donna hfills tl't'LiSlll't'l'. Girls ' Rails' Every year the memhers of Girls' Rally sell Calendars ol Campus events. proctor tests given during New Student Heels, sell mums at the Homecoming game, and award EI scholarship to an outstanding junior or senior girl. The group was formed so campus women could serve humanity. 'RS' .iw 'eff TY 'IVV' 15 Front row: Rosalit- llllison, historian: Sandra Swallord, treasurer: Fay Pt-tc-rson, president: Molly Cross, sccretarygjackic Bound Freda Merriweathcr, lulit NN url ecmnd C 1 lx in 'ms no 192 Q ' , S 'r row: lor nit- 'ing. Nat lilxt, C14 ' l Scott, Marjory Tilton, Clorsandra Stallworth, .Iacquclyn Heath, tloan Kielyan. Debate Southern! Dehate Teams were orqanizecl to train students in the technique ol clelaate armi- ineniation throuqh intercolleqiate experience. The SIL' teains are open to all students who are inter- ested in learning' clehate regardless of their previous training. This yearl clehate teams participated in twenty-nve clinierent tournainents which took them as liar west as Colorado and as lar east as New York. The SIL' team coinposecl ol' Keith Sanders and Kent Brandon topped all other teains from the Midwest area: Illinois. Indiana. Uhio. and Michigan. This honor enalwlecl them to parti- cipate in the annual Nest Point National Dehate in April. Qnly thirty'-tive other teains were chosen to take part. The clehate teains clicl especially well this year hy winning' seventy per cent of their clehates. They also won three of the four nrst place honors in the Illinois Intercollegiate Or- atorical Association. First place for nien's oratory speaker went to Keith Sanders: first place for IUCI1-S exteniporaneous speaker went to Kent Brandon: First place for woinenxs oritorx' speaker went to Sharon Loveless. Gailverne Kopp won fourth place for woinen's oritory speaker. The teams competed against Qhio State University' in a dehate contest in Chicago. On campus. they presented dehates hefore Freshmen Clonvocations. .elfffr ffff1'nwzfwftwiU1'f1f,uff1I1ff1zw M1 it zmfmg fin! ,Nm is at ftmffmt nf . . N . . tAfw1!.w1w. f1'f1ffz.S'f11zfff1w f111ff.N'fJf11fw fmzfff it fffflv it iff! UI. Hp' If 17 is .Ll Q.: :J 3 1:7 6 6 '2 ,pr tr! 'T?fi'7 -T - 't W W? 5 ills 1 ' 'Y . Front row: james Petty. Sharon l.ox':-less. Gailverne Kopp. Kent Brandon. Keith Sanders. Marx' B--ngstoii. .Xlnert lTl1l1.iX.1I1. assi-tant -wr it Second I ' ' nH1ni1n lx I iliinol ll row: NYayne Kuncl. Phil XYancler. .Xnna Hughes. Glenn I'IL1l5lIl!A.xILlLlIll Raiihack. Nliloiw-tl lsosf-nl him. Kare . .L . ' M 4 I sr. Q3 151111111111 Ilffzwifrz. w11'111'f1111111 Cllllllfffllll. 111111 flu' Mg !11'111l111if11's Ifllflllllg ilu' 111111 IIN M111 x1t11'1f1f ni 1t1f11111'-111-1111111fm' Un' lfg1'f1f1'1111 fm' filfilf l1f1'n1s. H11x1i111'i.x lllllllfllgfl' ,llllkw Ii1'11z1'11. 1t1'111'111 frrmz .S'11z'11l'. 115111 flu' ll1111'.w' s11'1'11.g.s -fm' 11111 1959-fill Eg1j1f1'1111 lilqff outhernis newspaper, the E ptian, is llilflflllg 11!1l111111! 111111 f1f111l11g111j1!111 11111lf'1'1i11! f11'1111n1' ll 111111111111 lllllfffl 1111 47111 lhff. jllIllv1II,fiI'HIll l.'111'n11. 1f112'111.g fm 1'1'111' 11x IIIIIIIKIQIHIIQ 1'l!IifIlI'. M First licwiiiccl in 1910. tht- Egvptizin has Quint' to 0 lic Qin intvgrzxl part ol Cznnpus hlc' sit Sotitlivrn. lhc iclvzi ol si stticlvnt pttlzliczitiun as ei pzirt ul' that Uni- ' vcrsity was lirst CtmCc'ix'c'cl :incl licqzin to tzilw shape in 1915. .Ns 21 hrnin Child ul'Rulmt'1'l Bmxvii. thc Y first liutxi'-pzigt' monthly' was lziuncliccl in thc lull ul 1910. Octolwi' ull 19511 saw tht' hcginiiinq ol thc v first sciiii-wcvlxly on Cmnpus tht' only sunli- Z wvvkly Collcgfi iivwspnpci' in Illinois. Clircultitinn has grown lrtnn 21111 in 1916 to 7.111111 in 1959. 'lihc it Iigyptian tnwzircls an Oll1S1ElI'lCl1I1Q' '4l ziCt1lty Mcin- lmcru ziwziitl at thc' zinnuzil Iotirnzilisin Din' Billlflllkft X, in thc' spring. This your thc' Egyptian won ll first Yi. .yawn 1, 4-1- plzicw' ziwzircl in t1icAssncizitccl ffollcgizitc' Prcss Crit- ical Sc-1'x'iCc'. 'I'hc issncs they pnhlishccl during last spring quzii'tc1'wcrc thc ones juclqcfl lor thc ziwzircl, wr 4 , 1 . 1 .N111'1 11111111 ffffl' H11111. 111111111,j111111l.'1111111. ffllffffwv 1111 11.1 111ff1'1lI'11g lllllf 11'f1111l1llLf Muff. 111 1111! 111. f111l 111111113 .XY 5 O 1 'M dd- . 0 1 l W' 1 1' X1 X1 rw X1 ' I 1 X 1 1 X 'N- 1 ,VM 'Af' R011 17fIt'0!?t'I'. .11'111111', lflllfliif gr! llluf. f111f I11' ffl-If .tflllll flilf 11111 1111'1'1'.1,1f11f,T1111111 115 Il 1'1'f1'1'1111 11111111111 1'lIlAfflI' Kf-11l' ZI11' llI'Z4'.NflIlflI'l'. f 'K 121' ,Jf 'xv W 7-5,125 as O ,1 Wfluardiall of the Students, Right to Know 'D C,'11111ll1l11f1'11g U11' Ii171flfl'IllI Wlfft 11'111'1' 1l1fl 111 11'.g!1l1 D1111 .S'f111'A', 111! 111!1'11111111.' V11! l91' gg111. f1!111111g111- S f1l11'1A.' AUM1' .N'1',1'1111,V111f ,St1!t'.SlIII1lI.' -U1111f1'11 'f1'j1l1111, ,11111A1'11' 1'1f1f111',' 11111f IJIIIYVIVII IIV11111, ffflfxfxffftfffg 1111111111111 ASM Q 51... 1l m..g, ul. 135 S Although still a fairly young organization on SOl1Il1CI'I1,S P Cainpus, the nietnhers of the Herpetoloqieal Soeiety have participated in a Conservation prograin as well as in nuinerous field trips. The society was created as an extra- l1C'lYICJf0l02'll'Ul .Si0C'lC9fl' Curricular aetiyity lor interested SIU Zoology students. Q . L Ax ,.., Q. M - gl . X - .fr rpg!-giwn . . t - V22 swf: V fi Q f V f 2' Ati ri K: V yall? 1 A :N A. y I 'K if-awiaist Q f R K 'V . , yi.- .X 1312! Front row: lidwin Chillueatli, adviserg Klint Brunner, Arthur .-Xydt, Georgie Folkerts, president: john Lobenstein, john Beimfohr, secretary. Second row: Robert Hudson. .Xllen Skorepa, Roger Gustafson, David Spelhrinq, Harold Sturgeon, Tharon O'Dell, Brent Grodeon, yiee-president. .Xetiye tneinlmership in the International Relations Cflulm InIel'llClfI0flCll RelUiI0nS Club is open to all SIL' students. The purpose of the Qroup is to stiniulate understanding and Cooperation lietween students lroni aliroad and .'XIllt.'I'lCilIl students. This year. the group organized Southern's Nlodel VN .Xsseinlmly during' winter. W . l SS X T 8,1 Front row: CL. CI. XN'if-ganfl. Nlelyinllirooks, lfrank Klinghemf, adviser: Nlary Ciozad, seeretaryz .Ian Gideuinb, .Xnthony Lowe. president: Annaliesa Solflerer, Norbert Ruinpel. exec-utiye eouneil ollieerg XN'ayne Hanehrink, treasurer. Second row: Sami Kalati, .Xli Shukair, lVIohainmed Ali, Xvlllldlll Ilostetter, Karl Nuernlmerger, Mohandas Baliqa, Saini Zalatixno, lihaskara Panil-tkar, Khaled Atout. Third row: lN1oin Uddin Burney, Fareed Nizaini. Surh Soon. Charles Rose. Nigel Nlustoe, lirnst :VIlllll'l'. Stephen Chin-Shan Chen, Fuiiya Oqasawara. 196 Serving as a part of the XNAA after-school recreational program, the Modern Dance Club provided interest for both men and women students. The organization pre- sented demonstrations for area clubs and civic organizations and also conducted the Annual Spring Modern Dance .llfiflffll DCIIICC . X'h tn. V , Q., CS Front row: Sally lN'lcClor1niel-t. -Ianiee Bevil. Betty loneqawa, Lena MeGlone, president: Sherri Reichert. Clliarlotte Roberts, Karen -lolinston. Second row: Reuankeo Kuyyakanon. Carolvn Tilloek. Bonnie Snider. l.ue Moore, lltliel lfletelier, Harriett Levis. Nancy Barnes. Clarol Cfox. .lane Daqqaq, adviser. Third row: Bob Ciliesnev. Dolores Caldwell. Pearlie l.ittle, lN1aril3'n XX'iseman, Patrieia liindt. llorenf- Peraino. Yvonne luiet- meyer, qlosepli .-Xdams. e Olllh6I'I1 PlClV6l'S 'lilie purpose of the organization is to promote interest i in the theatre and the tlieatre arts lay providinu an oppor- tunity lor the students to see theatre productions. llaeli sear during' New Student lYeek. tlie Soutliern Players liold an open house lor all tlie new students interested. Front row: Alerry Feezel, .Xrcliibald fXIel.eotl. director: Ronald XYilson, pulilieity eliairinang .Xnna lluulies. treasurer: lienitla l'rx'or. sf-eietaix 3 -Iutlx Helton, Kitty .Xndersen, Sally Newman, 'lioin l.yneli. Second row: lNlareia l ull'orcl. Rulmy Rieliexghlt-ll Ulister. Dianna lloll llaxid Nlaxxxell. Nlarilx n Ueltosky, Paul Bratly. Gay lfoster, Klary .Xnn Cium,AIulie Anclerson, Clieryl Ciranlmv. Third row: lfliervl fiollao, Cfarol Cfox, l,llX'llis liaeina. Stewart Selirodt, ffliarlie Kolilenlierger, Susan lfrields, Sliaron Nliteliell, lfdward Pugh, Garx' lX'all4er. l,arrx' Rliineliart. 197 1 , l s ts .Q lx n MF. 'll Cl U' E. sc' QE Cl 'Ni Rf-f1f1Qj1'11g ffm! Ihr job I-.l Klffllllffl' l'0I7Zf?ft'ft'If, Erfilnr Ron lyllilfl-F of 12iHfI'1lff1'It I1lif,t In pu! fuk fvlzilzmz IIft7I2QZl'14f!I nllzfr 013EI.ISl1'S'. .S'If1ff,' Judy mjnlzmnzz. Jon! l1if1ffl11f11'z1lf, Cflzzualt' Row, Pai juzlrs, lfqww f,'mmlnr!.'. jun Rrmjy, S110 .lI11rt5. ami xfrrrj' Ll1ZE'f6'.iJ jlazmffnr 0 lnllkfz H R Hg ' W 'Q n...a 4-4' E u .If X sr will -of ,, 198 ina, oi n . ,I , 1.4 , Q . XA , 1 V I A t -AA nf' ' '- .4 5- 8 4 ' 'l T h fra rf, 65631, -P - y 4 0- of' 4, f ' 13: sf 4 we M -Vw M Q W ' f .. ,wt . - Hazfzilzlg Zt'0I'lft'!ll on flu' '561 '59 and '60 OBELISIt'S, .Marian Racer furkled the tough amflmzftr sffizlizz lzrr 1515! year on the xlqff. Completely covering The participants of the OBELISK staff are to lie compared with those who combine their talents in the creation of a well-produced play or motion picture. To the casual observer, the finished pro- duct does not indicate the ingenuity, as well as hard work, that must go into the planning and completing of such a comprehensive job. Ulith a goal of showing' just what the '59-'60 school year was, staff members had to participate in many and attend most activities so that they might be alalc to get a proper perspective of them. Primarily volunteer work, the staff had to take time to learn what was happening on campus and to evaluate how significant each event was to the student lmody on thc whole. Anyone venturing into the west wing' of the Student Union could hcar thc familiar words of deadline, copy. layout. and index. And once in a while he might hear some other. also familiar, words if someone had worked for over an hour on a copy lmlock to find that it was two lines short. All this time and work is given without a thought: for the pride a staff member has upon seeing the completed OBELISK and the feeling of contributing' to Southern something that will re- main long after graduation can not he measured. I WM' .S'f'v!1'n11 Ezf1'ln11s.'x 7111f1' BUIAAH, .Sy1l11'nx.' Cai! flfzffrr, fII QII7II-.fflfl-0lI,fY,' ,ll T 11fkwr', xjmr.'x,' f1'I'z'fr'!If'll -S'tH!'lll!f.f. lf I mg: um! Hill Pwrkjrzj, lay-11116, IIIIIAZY' rarfr Sflfllfffffl' lllllfllllllg In jan! !lzvji111N!11'z1 g tffmfnw In firm wgfffzfzmw a year at outhern was the QBELISKQS 0211 IZYCIIZYYII' flat fm' 7961, R011 RllflIflr'I'gt'l' had 0 fluulnlf gnu! o11.'lIln'14l l - Tin' 'Oil Ol3IfLI.S'hY'.S'ji1wl nmrrm! Muff zrmfzlfn. .lam - 1116 1950 was jilzzklzffzl and lu' muff! .slnrl wnrlc fllllflltilofil 0Blf1.I.S'ln'. I-lIft'1LwlI'1'fllIA Hfflzk' 1,011 I.f1I'VQ1', zwzx 1.11 flzflpgf' gf C1w!,w. Z 5 W s 5 3 fx? ,f 19 Q llff Nfmftn! fmffn ztmf.f'1t. lfffffl. Yjtffff ffflfftfl. f nt Campus leaders Work hard plannin ,!v,. v,5 - 1 tl 4 I ', 1 lf Q 'YQ -. Q' -Qs .ww- 'v x V M,- ,. -'gf' Z, fffwgf ll llllg Ill!!! llffzffffz ll1ff.l,fffff It'f'll,.Zl' IIIHHIIQN fffffyf llfnfy. ffllflgll Lflllllllflfl tllnfnff. fmt .'t-wilful ffrflzmf Mt' .Slfufrllf 'tlll 'lull' lllfftffl. frllftffl. HKU lflllflf. fffllf on ffftfg fwfr! limit fm firm inns lf: ffl!!! fun' fm mffrxgw fxxjullw' 1- fzng swift .ll'1. Hffliwz Vtltll .llffIll!fll'. flu' Hmm! fl1'.it11s.wl flI'II!lff'IlI.X rmff jffffnt IfIIIH'I'IlIllI.Q ztwkli' 111f1'1'1il1'tHi. Clo-orclination of many social and Cultural at'- tivitivs at SIU is thc pt1rpost'ofthC Stucltlnt Union, its hoard and its Council. Uncltir tht' clirvction of thc Ollicc ol Student Affairs, tht' Student Union has proviclvcl a Continuous program of student activitit-s and liunctions. Their efforts this year int'luclt'cl tht' annual Harmony Show, howling. ict' skating. Card playing. tours. music listening hours, lvCturt's. and wcckcncl inovitrs at U-High. ,fa various Student nion activities -x www XXX The Szzfzfffn' .Vzlgfzl C'fIII7l7lI'I4fI'f' um' 1477.SflAlI77If'7lflIl in mjgfnz- IY.QI-Ng ilu' .S'r11'l Hmm' C1115 mn! Sllllfjfll' lmzfs of flu' 111111. Student 6911.011 Council Pl'IlZ'I-ffl-lI'Q lil? ,tfiflflrlllg unff !7llZl fI'l7l.Q with awk. flu Friffqa' .Mzgfzl Clllllllllivffff' film had fl fffmln fffnffwl. Front row: Bzirharzi Smith, Gail Nlillc-i', Katliryii Kimmvl, Mr'limlz1 Haifviy liar:-ii Cflaylmiigli. sm'i'f-tzii'y: .lohii ffmwvll. lirvsiclc-mi xlc-iiiiiiiv North x'ic'c-piwsidc-nt: Brr-nda Braclloy, Gziylorcl Hziyclvn, tl'4,'2iSlll'PI'1 Pat Hlirrisoii. .Xl NIVIIHVSS. Nzuiry Xxlillllbll. Second row: Sally Nr'w11i.i1i. Nlury You Broth, lX'I2iI'lC'lt21 lXlJc'1'natliic', Bvtty Gravfli, Connie' Houston Susie' Hziyvs, Ruth Sc'lii1c'ssim'i', l'zit1'ic'ig1 Hzirnly, llurotliy Zinsclillig. -Iucli Qloliiison, Sur Nlcffann lN'illiam Bleycr, faculty ziclviscr. Third row: Gr-iiv liltoky, Nlziry Croc-tx-kt-, Patti Nlitclivll. l,i1irl.1 liogils, lloimii Hill, Nlgirx' Hdstif-, Nlfirciii l'lif'lClS,JU3IlI'11' Pullcyilucly Hiclvg, lNlzii'tl1ziGi1i1ivy, Katlirvn Stmixigiu. Fourth row: XX'41yiiv fioinstock, Ci,-on-go Millm-ig liolm XX'iiisiv.icl, l'lI'.1I1lil'lt'lllQr'Il str,-iii, Donald Isch, lf. XV. Rriiclicfrt, -lorry Sax'ill,.lz1rk Ci1'ox'c's, Kc-ii Smith. xl:-ll! Ciiletvii Q1 V l if 5-it is-.J ,diff Zlll S i 1 'l'hv uctivitivs ol thc Young Rcpuhliczins included a i assisting in local arm elections, CZIIIIVZIII Canipuiqn tours, :ind ggitlierinu with othvr zirczi Young Republican organiza- tions. 'l'hQ sgroup nctivilivs oflicr thc incinlbcrs il ChanCC to ltlllllg R6fJllblI.l'lllI.S lmccoiiit' licttcr inlorinccl :ind inort' t'xpt'i'icnCc'cl Citizens. its-' 1' Fa' W 'V' , Front row: Ronulcl IN-iii-i's1-ii, llwnnis l.orx', lQclu.n'il Pugh, Rogvr Poli-v, XX'illi.nn 'lliyloig .Xl CFh.incllcr. Second row: Roln-rt Sittiq. Hurry lirostick, .lohn llf-ist-r, l'l.ll'l'lN HtlllNl'li, l,.n'rv lnngt-l. 1 . C.oinpost'd ol thc Chaplain and studtfnts. thc' lntcr- - - liuth Council viicotirugcs l'CllQlULls progrzuns suCh as tht' nie, all Uuncl unnunl Religion in l,il'c lYt'c'l4 . This wcck was designed to Qin- Southcrn studcnts an opportunity to disCuss rcli- gion us 21 pzirt ol thcir daily living' situations und worships. l X! A-.-saw, 4 M.. sw- . i C ff if ex , X lt . V Front row: lS.n'Imr.n lit-Qity, Rollincl Nziqf-l. sr-rrr-tQ11'y1 XYillU'l' Rocluvrs pri-sirlcntz Nancy liurnvs. .Xnitai llgivc-nport, proqrznn Cliniiinzin. Second row: Kay lL1x'is.'l1'11y iX1t'Yl'l',.IllIl fhr. .Xli Slllllhllf, l ,li2ul14'lli lXllllllIlS,llllYlS4'Ii. 202 Serving as a link between the Church and the school, the Baptist -Student Union held its annual fall retreat in g Pinckneyville and spring retreat in Salem. lVIembers ol the organization also visited the Sunset Haven once a week. To Climax the year. a spring dinner was held at Giant City. BCllJfI.Sl tSiflIll6IIl Lillillll Front row: Ray Purnell, chapel Co-chairman: Sue Rogers, chapel singers representative1 L. Hargis. Jane XVinning, chapel co-chairman: Donald Stookey. missions: Phyllis Phelps. president: Lucille Steele, director: Bob Barrow, vice-president, Dolores Barrow, corresponding secretary: Larry Hughes, social chairman: Benita Brothers. Scott Abney, treasurer: Bob XN'heeler, music. Second row: Karen Garner. .Xnnetta Piper, Sue Xllison. Audrey Gsman, Nlary Friend, lN1ary lN1ullinix, Karen Adams, Carolyn Porter, Oleta Hall, Jeanette Hall. Helen .Xdelsberger, Sharon Farmer. Beacon editor: Charlene Kimmel, recording secretary: Dennis Spencer. Charles Roberts. Third row: Sheila Smith, Jo Guymon, lldie Kerr, Deloris Hodges, Y. VV. A. representative: Hilda Ellis, Judy Barwick, Barbara Beaty, Interfaith representative: Brenda Spires, Judy lfreese. Lynn lN Iontroy, Gloria Vallosio. Carolyn Wlilliams, Jan Gidcumb, Sue lNlCCann, Tim Tanner. Fourth row: Carolyn Onstott. iviarilyn Coats, Buelah XY:-lls, .Xudrey Dobbs. Diana Gowin, Linda Locey, Barbara Gill, Herman Abney. Blmore XVithrow. Dennis Grubb, Charles York, Thom Harvengt. Stanley Bface. Larry Jack, Paul Dann, president of ministerial alliance. Bajjflist Chajjel Slingefvg Under the direction of Dr. Earl Morris. the Baptist Chapel Singers rehearsed once a week during the yea r. As a group, theygave a party for the new students and sang for various BSU functions. Prior to Christmas vacation. the members entertained the prisoners of lNlenard Penitentiary. 3 5 F t - Q C' 3 J 9 V Front row: Carole Trammel, Buelah Wells, Dennis Spencer, Lloyd Hargis, Larry Baker. Dennis Grubb, Scott .Xbnev. president: Bob Barrow. Charles Baker, Sharon Farrar, Carolyn Arndt. Second row: Judith Barwick, Shirley llcker. Sue lNlcCann, Sandra Crenshaw, Barbara Beatv. Paula Nlaekev, Shirley lWcGhee, Donna XN'hicker, Brenda Spires, Joyce Hutson, Sue Rogers, vice-president. Third row: Lynn Nlontroy. Oleta Hall. Jo Guvmon, Delores Barrow, Yvonne Sargent. Karen Garner, Phyllis Phelps. Barbara Gill. Deloris Hodges. Blarian NlcBride. Diana Gowin. Janet Chamness. Iiarl lNIorris. director. 203 College church centers are progressive and the Canter- Imury Club is no exception. Organized for the students of the Episcopal Church, the group offered a sound under- standing ol' all human knowledge. The Universitfs chapter sponsored social activities at least once a 111onth. ont row S sin l ll S ugtnr 'Noir stiom C nolmt Stout, lNla1'tylX'ler1'illS. Ronald Pluiiilcc, John Nluel- o l tl XX tlm H IIIIS ch xnla 1 Second row Ros illi Rolxinson, Carolyn Barham, Jean Hunter, l'lI'I'lt'Sl 1 is 111 111 is xt ' l 1 1 lilx th Nhaion loxcltss Third row: XVilliam Gass, Carl Willis, -Iaiuc-s Ander- s 1 lu io 11 1 1 ut 111 we us or o 1 oo 3:1 1111 Yan Patten. Q1111'1f 11 1 11 21 1 1111 111111111 Chl'I.SlI-C111 c'1'em'e 01ga111V,:'al1'0rI Q96 ont row l 1 1 s111 I lllll XX 1lt Roclf 1 is tu 1s111m1 lS1'liHlC'1' la-vy, Vlff'-IJl't'Slflf'IlIl -Iulia Gililioxi, prvsiclcnt: Nlahlon Kla- ! 1 1 ou 1 xii lls con row rank CIo11ig'lio,qIf-ll NX'.111clell, Ray111o11cl l,.1111l11-rt, Ransom Nlattlngly, I An organization lor stuclcnt incinlwrs ol thc l,llll'1i'I'iiIl Church, Gaining Dcltu proyiclcd ll proqrain ol Cfhristiun study, scryicc, and llcllowship. Gucwt spvalkm-i's. stuclim lcd lay ziclyiscrs, :ind stuclcnt discussions yyciw' only Qi lcw W ol thcyt-ur's41ctivitit-S that wcrc cxpc'ricncctl hy tht- group. Cnflfflfflfl Della Y-'Q as 'E gf :Tr PP' ,.f Front row: Robcrt Kricgc, Orville' XYoltc'rs, l't'I7Ul'It'l'Q Nina Nzigcl, rc-corcling sr-crf't.1ry: 'lane' Burns, pr:-siclvnt: Rolmvrt Ruth- iI1z1cl1e'i', vice--prc'siclcnt3 .Xtlu Nlzu' Yzircllvy, intt'rl't1itl1 council rc-prcs4'ntzitiye-1 lllllllll lim-rry, corrm-sponrlinu' wcre-t.1ry1 Rf-y. li, KI. Rist, iiclvisvr. Second row: Yyonnc 'liwic-t1nc'yc'1', Dorothy l.ip1:crt, lNl11rilyn Rovtliv, Rohn-rt l'll'dll1'I4, llow.1rcl Schinimlt, .ltilIl4'N Pic-rson, .Xlina Uchtinan, llolorm-s Cross, Nlury Scott. Third row: Shirlvy liollnmnn, llonulrl 'l'ru1-now, llclyygircl St-l1.i.-if-r,-1.11114-4 lN'illi.1ins, Us-ruld XYitt, Stl-wart Sl'llI'0flI,KIUllI1 Nlurtins, Nlarilvn lNlziclorin, .I.iIl1'I Ht-ll!-rs. Wveslgy Ffjllllflflflifjll lo hclp tht- stuclcnt gichicyc inuxiiniun pcrsongil tlvyvlop- ' incnt through Clllflillilll loyv. work gincl lclloxwhip iw thc Quicling inotiyc ol' thc' XYcslcy Vounclution. Thi- orgunixgi- tion, coinpowcl ol' Mt-tlioclist stuclcnts. piirticipnu-cl in 5. . . . .. v .. . . .. llCllQlUI1 in l,ilc N ccli. :incl innny othcr social .ictiyiticx .,., 'x , i , cu 9 5 .9 Front row: litl llt'lll't'llClS, Cie-orqv lilvlin, .It-rry lNlm-yt-r, -Iini lNlc'lfx'm-is, .Xnnii Min' llioinxon, .Iucly l't-tty, liorothy XxlIlKll.lIlll. Slmron liroolv, .Iunw liittlc, Linda lNluinni, l'4-guy Cluiiiylit-ll, -Iiinvt lnirson, .liiIN'lllt', lY.isson. l.incl.i .XI'lIlSIlklJllQ, ll.lIl xX'.llllll'I'i, Hill lJt'l'lxlIlS, l,.irry IN-tIt1i'i1vtt. lhonmy Hullgun Wvcmlcll l,uk4', Rm: Ronald Siclzvrt. Second row: Yr-ini Nloslvy, lxlkil'l'l.l xxlilllitl, .Xst-n.ith llixon, tiloriu Num-, lim-lyn XN.ilI1'lN,1l.ili1' Hinncrs, Pat liasu-r, Kay Nm-l, Bctty liurlison, Nlgirilyn l.onQltons, xloyu- Snmll, Dorothy l,.illllkUID, Xll'lllT.l Nlinor, IJ:-.innv Ki-ul:-r, l,lli-n ll 'IlIl1'II. Rticlivl Nlcflzillt-n, Uonna llill, Rt'lJt't'i'ti 'll-nnyson, l ,llm'n llovrnt-r. Imln-llc Ruwplitxi, Nl.n'ilyn llnult-, llutlx Poirot, Nlui.un XX ysong, ilthlll tm.-ll Third row: .Im-ziiim' Ulclhziin, l'wl'LlIXt't'S Kittlc fXI.1rjoric clI'i1iQ', Bi1I'lJ.1l'.i Cfoyt-rstonc, R.int'llc l'illlJI'lll, lictty Hillvr, lhw-ntl.i Nlt:f'lwrl1t-l, Qlirolxn l.i'.11ll, Suzunnc- Smith, P1-guy Nliixcfiiic-i', Nlzirtligi liotwh, livnitu Bldcli, l,yncl4i N1-ir -Ioycc Sdlllltlll, Nl.1ry .Xnn liixiin, lxl.iITl.l XXX-hlw, .I.xnvt NIM. l.NIll4'I lhoinson, Nlary Cotton, lilizabctli Bvnton, Kathy Hilliard, Shirlvy Roll. Klum' Km-llvi'.KIi1ditl1 l ry. lfl.1int' l7.1rc. l,orie liryeoii. lltillli' tn-tw, K'-vnniv 'lIiinpL1,tIi1cly Young, Ruth Bcnton, -Indy Brown, Slmrcn Smith, l ,ym'lyn S4-yt-r, Nlnrilyn Hc'.icllvy. Fourth row: lltlxxpxrtl Nlolwlf-x, lJ.ix itl Stott, Ning Grcn' lxc, John Bzillancc, Danivl Dictz, Dick XYhite', 'lloin l,ynch, Sta-w.irt Hiunilton, lim-rniv .Xllt-n. lit-rt Uoutl, ljUllQl.iN tfl1.uuu.in lhxitl Nnmll, Charlcs Bwcrkc, Rogcr Kc'c'ppt'r, Gent' Pvrkins, llzivitl Kustcr, Gary Stolx, Ronald lfnlov, Bill l llltlitlll. l7u.mt- BlMl1't'Il, llc-nnx ll.1xx,-Ivr1'x xl.lllll4'XXx, Ronnic- Brown, Dc-an XN'islvdci', Daw' NVQ-st. 34:5 Religious 161111111111 Club 3 9-K- Front row: xlolin Kvllcr, Chick Ron:-k, Louis Boscarinc, XX'altcr Drone- Paul lX'lOliI1Lil'Ol0, Rolivrt Shobc, Douglas Craig. Robf-rt Richtcr. -Iain:-s Rapp, ,Xlln-rt lialmuda. Second row: -Ivan .Xnkciilnrand Sandy lNli4-lkc, hlary Dcrriiigton, Sliaron Ncincth, Suzannc Droiic, Patricia Kindt, Barb lirolil-qowski, Marv 'lll'1'iIl'I'. lilwaiiora XYag111-r, Nandy Bllvlllivl' xlanct Pilliard, Ann Rl'1ci11c-ck:-13 Carols- Brunskill, Patricia l12lDtliI'LllU. Third row: Cllicrxl fiolku, Phyllis Racina, Bctty Hart, xlanct liostcr, B4'I'llllLllI1t' Hillliilfflli. -Iohn Sclnnitt. -Iustin Sclilvpcr. Clarcncf' Dictcr, Louis xYiPSllZi2iI'., Bvriiiv ,llt'IlHi'S, X Yl'I'IlUl1 Hcck, 'lloni Gould, Rosalic Hass, Barbara Bt'1'Il2il'Cll. Fourth row: Mary lxlC'Kt,'I'f'gll3II, Dianc Kropp, lX'Iary lX'lclilroy, Frc-da Slf'I1t'I', cilAl'ICllt'Il Schinitz, Donald Clark, 'lllioinas Rc-likciiipcit. Dc,-nnis Cf-plt-cl'1a, Norlicrt Goa-ttcii, 'Fhaddcus Hlankcnlic-iin, John Grodzicki, .-Xrlciie llicising, Ir:-nv 'll-11111-s, Nlary Lackcy. Fifth row: Cl2il'I'I1 Radck, Patti lXlitcl1cll, Qloycc Skvicr, Mary Raski. Lois Irwin, Niary XYall, Joan hlolitor, Ianct Nlarlf-x'. .Xnita lYJiiX't'1lIIUI'I. l'l1yllisl5f111iQl1t, Pat XN7altc-rs. lay Ratcliliic, Palina Rc-. Undcr 1111-clircciion of Rcvcrciid Cflclus Hcnlschcl llroin group conductcd a fund raising driyc for thc purposc oi liiicrgy. Illinois, thc Ncw111:111 Cllulm nllcd thc social and CUllC'CilIIg1HOIlGYllOI'lllClI'HCM'llUllIlClE1flUI1lillllflllilg. Thc cultural ncccls of its IIlt'l1ll,JCI'S as wcll as thc spiritual ncccls Ncwinan Club is a national organization which was first lu' taking part i11 inany CHIHIJUS activities. This year thc llorincd at the U11ivcrsityoliPcn11sylx'a11ia in thc year 1915. Front row: -Iainf-s lit-inf-r. l'1'1-rl Hallnig, Rolii-rt Sittiq, llolin Sclilcpcr, Richard Zack, Micliacl Cfhantos, l.awrcncc Volkcrt. Hilary Hsu, john lN1olloy, S2ilX'ilUJIif' Nunn, in-ralrl Rohif-n. Second row: Sandy fii2ilU2il1l'U,.IlfiII lilr-1-111, lllsa lxliliilllll, lN'laria liugcnia Gonzalcz, l'ili2ahctl1 lWccl1an, advisor: llavid lX'lllf'll1. lirst Vilif'-lJIit'YiKlf'Ill1 Susic- Ifli gor, sm-cond yicf--prcsidf-111: David Boudrt-au, prcsidcntg Rita xv0l'Slll2ll1S. sc-cr:-taryg l'l2lIllCl' Clctus Hcntschcl, cli1'1-ctr11': livin-flirt flzvl. .Ivan Huinin, Richard Holt, Jody klacolmcci. Third row: hlary ll1llUI'HlJlll'Q, lN1artl1a liackcy, Kathlccn X'Vl1itclock, Ann 8111111111113 lJr11'r'11c lJt'l'2llIlU. lic-tty BUl'Q'9IIlill1'X', l5t'I'Il2iI'fl lX'iw'g111a1111. lN'lclvi11 lxliifl-ill2iIl'l,-IOllIl Dr:-as, Richard Cfainpbcll, Stcplicn Carr, Karon Schncidcr, Nancy Nicolotti. l,u1'rainr- Scliwartz, Vicki Sclilich, Qloannr- Clase-y, .-Xldona Gonguar, Judy l'Vaw1'zo11c-lc. Fourth row: Joyce' Hclton, Shirley hlcycr, AIVUIIY Scatc-s, Nlary -In Uldliani. llavid Kacsir. Cliarlcs B11-yc-1', Bcrnard Hcnikcr, 'lbnv Uclia, Raymond Bcno, Nlarccl Hciniann, Patricia Iincs, Ioycf- K1'IlIl!'Ill1fJil1'U. Ilorotliy Zinschlaxg. Virginia l,akf-nlmiirgcs, Mary Gal:-ski, Annettci lNlulvany, iBctty Aholt. Fifth row: Donald Spoichingf-ri David l,f'UIl2iI'Cl. Richard flalliclx. Nliclmar-l ilolinson, Ralph Ht-iniann, Raymond SClN,'1'l'f'I', llanicl Bach, Chuck Ros:-, Rolbf-rt Fuchnc, Gary Dimig, Ronald Clundifl. Paul Hill. Alain:-s XN'ood. l rank Sinunt, lxlark Yr-atcs, Karl Nladsc-n, Robcrt W'argc'l, 206 turlent Christian Foundation Religion plays 21 inigluy role 111 llu' daily lill of the College studenl. For tl1is reason, Ilu' oppor- tunity to experienee worship, liellowsl1ip. aiul service was ollerecl to Protestant suuleius a111l liElCllllY by llu' Stuclent CTl1ris1ia11 Filllllflilllflll. Tlu' liellowship has elulas all over ilu' worlcl. 'fl1I'OllQl1 lectures. trips. zuul soeial Qillllt'I'lllQN. the group lIl2lIl2lQCCl to have soiiu' ol' llu' l111si1's1 people o11 Campus. Lliuler ilu' cli1'1'e1io11 ol' Rex'1'r- end Gillespie. llu' IIICIIIIJCIAS 111a1le weelxly visits 111 tlu' Hurst Ho11u', El stale i11sti1111io11 lor llUlllL'll'2si Cl1ildre11. QM clllI1lSlI1lllS 1i111e. Ilu' slucleiils xisilecl Jxllllil State Hospital to 1'111erlai11 ilu' lJ1lllK'I1lx I11 Caroling. During Cll11'lSlIl1LlS x'aCa1io11. lili11'1'11 ol' ilu' liOllI1ClZlllOI1 1llL'IllllC'I'S a111'1ule1l tlu' l2ClllllClllL'Lll ClUIlliCI'CI1CC al Ul1io Stale L'11ix'1'1'si1y. l11 mlilllllilla and as Ll Climax to R1'liQio11 i11 Lille XXiL'l'li.H llu' group lu'l1l a l1a111l111'1 at llu' lillllllilllllllll. llllll'lIN guest sp1'al41'r lor tlu' CX'1.'I'1lIlQ' was Nlr. BfJllllQff,' lge. tuclents experiellce 6 Front row: John l,olJ1'nst1'i11, Jon Orr, Jim Ci111n111, 'l o111 Mills II lx 111 ll Ix111111 1lx I1 1 1 barger, viee-p1'1'si1l1'11t1 .lay Kennerly, s1'er1'tary: Nzuiey S11 x11 s 1 11 ll 1111 11 1so11 N 1 H ll Seeond rows lxliiffllkl Tripp, Lois B1'ek1'r. Beverly Hol1111's,-Ia111't Harris. C l C l 1 NI 111 1 1 1 Connie Elder. .Iune Craig, Carol XN'1'l1rl11'i111. Diane H1111-111k11 1 1 no 11 lr rom 1 x LN 11111 Il Dick FlllliC'I'SOIl, lN11'1'editl1 .'X1'I1OlLl, U1'1111is H1'rl11'rt, Craig Rfllllfl Q l111l1s H iitu g KN ix NUI 1 lk sf Donald N1'11111ann. Richard Finney. 1 , ig. ': 25 , f as 1r .A 1, ' 1647- ' slr 1, 111,11 11 ll 113111 1111111111 N1'1'I1 111' 1111111111 111 .S'1111!l11-111, 1l11'1'111f111 1015111111111 !1,t'f 111'1'111111 111111'111'11g Xffllflfffvif' 111 111111111 Rush, refreshment, and runmn is the formula a ,111 1 121 'l 111' 011111 111 fflf' .S'1111l1'111 Irlllflll fill,-lllllg fflf' IIIIIIAIIHIVQ 11'11 11'1'l1111l. 1 l11'1'111l11'r f1l'1lZ'11l1'N 1'1A'f. 1'1f11111 111 11111, ll 111111111' 111 l11'111' 111111 g11.1.s1f1 1111111 0111 .xllllll 1111111 111111 1111j1111f1' 111.311 111 lfllus RU'll,'111111'1 111111 IN 11111111143 1111 ll 1111111 Kflllllf 111 11111l.'1' l11.x flllfl' 111111. 208 We 1 11 .s1111l1'111.x XIIIZY' 1111,o14t 1'1111f11'111111,g Zt'1iffI 11111111 111111111 111 7l111111f11t1111P111111. 1111' tY1fi1'f1'P'1'II f1ff11'1'111'x ll .i1'.x11'111 Zl'!1Il'!1 j11'1'11111s ,x111111'111x 111 1111 1111' 1111111 11111: for active college life A Qrcat philosophcr oncc statcd, It is to my sorrow that tlicrt- arc only twenty-four hours in a day. This lccling is forcvcr lacing cxprcsscd hy thc studcnts at SIU. Thc grcat amount ol activitics and thc small amount of timc do not sccm to go hand in hand. and most ol' thc timc thc hours go by lilac minutcs. Time' must lac gaugcd to practically thc sccond if a studcnt is to takc full advantaqc of thc social and cducational opportunitics at Southcrn. Tha' succcss or lailurc ol' a datc or an intcrvicw can hc dccidcd In' a lcw prccious minutcs that arc getting hardcr and hardcr to find. 1 cy ll'111'11 11 gun' lil 1.11 11 11111'1f1'Lf111 111111 I'1'1'l' 1111l11111'111111 111111 Zbliffl hi-.lAfflI'f11'1lff' 43111. 111l111.t11'11g KI 1111 ,ffl 1111111 1'111Ql'f1'11i11'1111'11g O11 .S'11111r1l111' 111'gl11 lt 1'f!1 UIZKI' 11111' Illlillllff' 111 41111, 1111 111111 11111' 11'1'1111k fill.,-flzll 11xf2'111111'i111111,i 11 1.1 11111 r'1lU11!,QfI 1111111 111 1111' 3111111 1113111 fllflffrlxl is ?ks-anlfya ,,....-.---rw M i.,,..,..,.l..... ,Q , s Q-1:1 1 ,111 , , t ,, Q, fl, ,Q-0-1 ,,.g4 709 v My G R E E K S QLNOIS QS' as 'lf an B H D HHH 8368 X 'Y 0 Mrs: Q Q' AEFBQA in 91 'Q' ' cAnoNoALe q .bb O QRTERE9 Man is essentially a social creature, greatly interdependent on and responsive to the people that formulate his environment. The range of roles in which he interacts is directly related to his personality development and his chances in life to obtain success and its degrees for which he strives. ,, ...W -,pr--v-.M V in x - 32 V I -1? 7 . ,Q ., V 5-1 ,Q Q a 1 f.. Q ' y ,lil , Creek Week Greek Week began o11 .Xpril 17 alter weeks ol plarning by CO-L'llLlll'lHLlI1 Ray Gitnmey ol' Delta Cihi and l.ynda I,ox'e ol' Sigma Kappa. They delined tl1e purposes ol' Greek lVeek to be the evaluation ol Greeks i11 respect to eampus and eominunity aetivi- ties. to iinprove publie relations. a11d to have a lot ol lun. .Xll events were designed to lultill these goals. 'l he weekls activities began on lfridax' witl1 a kiek- 1 , . . , , . oll eoiieert leaturing thelfourl'resl1111e11. It was their third ztppearanee o11 Campus QlIlCl their reception indicated llllll they will return Llglllll. Next on the agenda was the fraternity competition at the Greek traek 111001 o11 Saturday afternoon. Sigma Tau Gaintna won the All Sports trophy. Shryoek .Xuditorium was tl1e site of the illlllllfll Greek Sing OII Sunday. Hours ol praetiee paid olT lor Sigma Sigma Sigma and Phi Sigma Kappa who won the sorority and l'1'aternity Competition. They were led by Judy lVIaelJo11ald a11d George Holtzseher. VYeekday events ineluded a Garden Party l1eld Nlonday evening in tl1e Union. Tuesday night saw tl1e lraternity IHCI1 eolleeted to serenade all sororities and some ol' the larger women's living groups. A work session lor olelieers was l1eld VVednesday alter a dinner at Engels The Greeks gathered at Crab Oreliard on Friday lor games and a pienie. Dflffllf .Ni-111111111 11fP1A l1A11j1j111 .S'14g11111 01111 H1111 hiqy nf Tlzwla .Yi Zil'f'l'l' 1'1'1v1'g111'g1'1! IIN 11111.11 z'11l1111!1I1' AU,-lllllllill Zt'III77I1lI 111111 f1'11f1'1'111't1' 111011. Un Saturday, tl1e Greek organizations Combined elliorts in a work day. They offered their serviees to various Carbondale organizations. The Climax of tl1e week's events was tl1e annual Greek Week Dance held tl1at night at Lentz Hall. Diane Newland of Pi Kappa Sigma and Bob Key ol' Theta Xi were honored as the most valuable sorority XVOIHZH and fraternity man. Greek Week combines .S'1g11111 51311111 -Silitgfflfl ,1111'111'1'11' z1'1111 jim! M111 1' lil! .s111'111t1t1' l'llIlIfN'f1If1iflII ztvlllz !l11'1'1' 1t1'1z1f1'f141111 :gf Tri .S'1i,g11111, Bwl11z'1'1l 111111 1 IJVPUIII :gf fuzz . 212 Fred A1'11ol11' mn 1111 1111.10 in 1111111 ZUIAIZ 11111 .-ll! nslhfl'-1.5-K l1'11f1l11'. 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All have grade requireinentsg inanv have averages that are well above the University average. Greeks are well known for their service to the student hodv in their participation in activities. The groups also make contributions to various charitahle organizations. .S'1ig11111 lliffflflll fll-If-Zlfli 11111! f1!1'1fg1'.t 111f1A'1' :nw of t!11' .sliufr l111111g1'. , ,-L .illbha 5151172.18 1'111,t11'.v!1 .'1fI4t'1' F,-fJ,IlklI 11'1'f1igl1I.s IAII lb!111'1'11g l1'11j1 frug. and scholastlc areas It Iakfs II KQTZAII and a gr1'111111'11 fo ZFIIII fflt' f11'n-lfjggwl .x111'k 11111. .ju 4ll'A'f' Iiffglllfflfxl Q111'1'11. .S'11111f11 f111!f111 111 81311111 jlflfllffff. 1111101 llf 1111- 11111111'1'11f1x, 111111 111j11'1w1'11l11l11'1 fllflll 1111f1 111111f1111. x1111111,'1. an .I A ' 7 . M, x J ZIHIIIIIQ fm' ljlvjlfl 51111 111 11111 111g--'gf-111111 fllfv C,'111'11! .S'1l1l1'1111 if ui 1 0 r mg. II Iglllllll. 111111 .Y111'11 -S't'll7'tL1'. flllf 1111 .l!f1l111 fiIf,HN 1111 nf11111g1w'. 215 A5.t Pn- Palz-Hellellic Council Determining policies such as rush rules and mem- bership quotas is the main function of the council. A workshop lor all sorority members is sponsored in the spring to discuss governing problems of sororities. Front row: llthel Fletcher. Joan Midge-tt, chairman: -Indy Lualdi. Second row: janet l,awder, Joyce Simon, Joanne Pulley. V10 Front row: Donna Schuchard, Dorothy Lingle. rush chairman: Judy Sirles, treasurer: Jeanine North, president: Donna Nobel, recording secretary: lN'1rs. Carlton Rasche, sponsor. Second row: lN1arilyn Tipton. Phyllis lX'IcGill, Joan Midgett, Linda Souther, Diane Vade- boncouer, Lynda Love. Presidents of all sorority pledge classes coordinate pledge activities and become acquainted with sorority procedures. A pamphlet for potential rushees, S0l'0l'1-U' Bozznd, is edited by the members of the council. funior Pan-Hellenic Council 216 -od? 'Q Front row: Fred Holmes, lilwyn Zimmerman, faculty adviscrg Clark Hyland, Sccrctaryzjohn Crowell, presidentg Robert Stoudt, trcasurcri Keith Leeseberg. Second row: Thomas Watkins, Fredrick Berry Richard Frassato. Gerald Brooks, Lawrence XYllltt'l'lf'2iCl, Bruce Nlackey. Third row: lidgar lN4oore, Thomas Stewart, Charles XVilliamson, Ron Meyer, Sam lNf1eycr, Doug lildmonds. The lirst dance held for all pledge classes was sponsored by the council. They contributed to the work of the senior council by doing research work on the merits of existing rushing and pledging policies. ,hmior 1Hf6l'-Fl'0f8l'IIl.liV Council 4 fi 'sf 'dvi' IIIIGI'-Fl'Ul6l'l1I.fV Counc'1'l Assisting and strengthening lratcrnitics in achieving their goals is the primary purpose of Inter-Fraternity Council. Housing and rush policies were thc main topics of discussion at the workshop held in February Front row: XN'altcr Roecker, Clark Hyland, adviser: NYilliam Macka- hcn. Tom Thomas, liarrv Schroth. Second row: Stuart Switzer. .lack Groves, Richard Sli-cman. Nlichacl NlcNm-ill. ln' 'T' ,115 AA IL. JS 217 .IH 1ff'1 M11 1111! 111 !f11'1'1' ffm! s111111111'1' fi111'1i1', lf1f'1111.xl11'm l11jg1'11 lin' f11'1'l1'1 z1'1'1'A' fI1II'l1!lI'lI'Q xfflllll lllllljt' i0 11111156 for 111511 ll1a1'!ic'5. The thrills of rushin and pledging are fondl 'Sn-4 ,llf ffm! 1!11111.1 ffl lfffffxf llll 1n1f11'fwx11111 ffffflfll 111 II11' nm! 1f1'11111'r. lllffll lvfllf f.lf1'1'1' lwffx llllxflwx llllllllf fifr 1lx fl SIVVQIIIII fll11ll1f11l. lllllfltll 11r1' lziglz 11.s 1'11.sl11'1'.s flllfll' 11,11 fllfllf blllfj to fr1'.sl !IlI,lIfIt'l'5 5,5-K llrllllffl' KfI'llf1 l'7I1ll' r11es'l1f'ri' r'fjg1'.ttf'1' uf u mmkwr in lfllff Hall. recalled b actives The tenseness at the lirst rush party, the ease at the inyitational dinner, the anxiety ol' deciding which house to prel'e1'enee sign. and the long wait for that all important bid are all fond IIlCIHOI4lCS ol' pledges. There is the thrill ol' reeeiying' the pin. 'l'hen eoine the line-ups and skits. the pledge duties. skip outs. and topsy-turyy days. Finally the pledge project is c'o1n- pleted and initiation is 21 thing ol' the past. The proud pledges turn in their pledge pins, aeeept zietiye pins and the responsibilities ol' heing an zietiye. M11-fiI'l1.l I1 F1'11ff'1'111'll' flfrzfgw rzwz Ilffflll l1'111'111i11g fur fti.P. ff11U'f I o Rush flllfflitfl and IiIIl'Z-fflfliflllfll lllillllflfi arf' lzflzl' at faflz lmzm fluff lfrulfl llmw' fmr1ft't.'ufIff'f1lQf' IJIIIIIIII lfliff Zulrlls 1111 mflfv fffllif Ill f!2f'!l' I'Il,f'.X 11I'f' IAf'I'f'I'w'ff UI! lyllflvyl'-KIIIIIQ' 11,11 5 ,bv-' Inter-Creek Council Urganized primarily to eo-ordinate aetiyities among Greek organiyations, the eouneil also encourages the partieipation ol' Greeks in eampus alliairs. They also eooperated with University personnel in estab- lishing the regulations elfeeting Small Group Housing. Front row: lfthel l leteher, llora Brown, Anti-Basileusg Josephine Johnson, Kay Taylor, Hasileusg liillie Seott, Cil'2llHIH2'lU'llSQ Naomi Taylor, dean of pledges' Lena MeGlone. Second row: Versa Nlontgoinery, klaniee Uixon, Beverly Smith, l,ue lfllen Nfoore, l,uyeni4t Brown, -janet Slay, Norma hlorris. f 5 5,5 5 3 9 ti 5. QW? Q Q 'lil I if 'll V if I sffs aa it Z Front row: Gerald Brooks, Donna Sehuehard, joan Nlidgett, treas- urer: Marilyn Tipton, reeording seeretary: Darwin XN'iess, president' Ron Nleyer, viee-president: Lynda Love, eorresponding seeretaryg Don Wolf, Judy Sirles, Kay Francis, Greek senator. Second row: John Flamer, Jeanine North, Fredrick Berry, Robert Anderson, Theodore hloske, Nlark XX'alker, Beeky Jeffries, Dede Lingle, Gino Shaw. Third row: Clark Hyland, Karen Huddleston, Chesthuster Moore, Charles Turner, Osear King, Russ Bouxsein, jeff Troutt, Gaylord Hayden, John Crowell. The Ivies had to endure a two week Help period before initiation. They retaliated by planning a skip-out during Initiation Week. The sorority par- tieipated in Greek Sing, TKE Olympies, and WAA intramurals. They held a Christmas Benefit danee. qllpha Kappa Jlpha 'T7' 220 P111 H111'1'iso11, lXIz11'ilov llllflliilll, CIl1111'lot1c- I.llIlQXN'lIZ, s1'1'il11'g Shm-il11 XYUI Q., - ' 1 ' : . ' 1 '. ,1 , . . T. 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'l'l11-3' also look L1 llI'Sl 11111011 lor J Class fx Ho111Cc'o111i11g cl0c'o1'z11io11s. .1Xlpl1g1 Gums wc'1'c proud to c'lz1i111 Miss SOl1lllCI'I1. 0 Q ,V 'T,.i'f 11 111 ' lfgf if 1 ,, ,Q T7 I7 C7 T in T '7 First row: .Xliw I'l1'l'IlK'll, social Cl111i1'111L111: .Iucly Sirlf-s, liiill-Hfxlll'Illl' 1'1-p1'1's1-111:11ix'1-1 lie-vky CI1111111l1f-ll, l11111s1- 111.111.1Q1-1'1 Xli1'l1.1l l'll7NIl'l', 11-1- ixlllvl Xcla Rury, s1'co11cl vicr'-p1'1'siclc'11tL xlill Bl2iDlilI'lSlllIJ. l11'st Ylff'-lJl'1'SlCl1'I1lQ l7i11111' Y111l1'l1f1111111111-1'. pre-sirl1-1111 lA'IlIl li11'l1.11'fls1111. 1'1-1'111'rl111g s1-1'1'1-1.11'xg SIIIX l,UIlLfC'IllJ.2lCll. co1'1'1-spo11cli11g sc-C11-tz11'y3 Sl1z11'1111 Nvilson, I'llSll 1'l1g1i1'1111111: B111'1'y -111 NN'11ocl, l'llSll c'l111i1'111.111: B1-1sy Ross, c'l'111i1'111.111 ol 11.11111-sg C1l1.11l11111- ls XI111lx11 XX'1's1. HllI1f'2lCly', st1111clz11'cls cl1z1i1'111z111, Second row: Ciifli Xy2iI1SiiL1lll, clt'lPI4llQliiI'll11' lllQlXlIll'I'. B1-113' 191111-ski, lS.11'l1z11'11 S111itl1, lXl111'l1-111- 51.11 ', . 1 ' I' l1111 P11-1s1111 1l11pl11111, 1c'tiviti1-s cl1g1i1'111e111: Sandv I1'111is, 811211111111 Kil1l111i1'1-, 5111111111 liil1l111i1'1-, l.i11cl.1 S11111l11-1', lr, lllill-Hf'lll'IllK' I'l'pI'1'S1'I1ILiIlX'1'Q 51.11 - - - , 1 III If 1111 l 1llx Thlrd row l511l111 1 l 11l-.111 XI11111 l11 lcls C 1I'lllf' 911111 '. 111 lx 1'11111. z11'ily11 lfsposito, QIQQ111111- Pullcy. Fourth row: B1'Y1'I'ly R1-stivo, KLiIl1I'Q'Il St1'r11111111, Nl111'ily11 Y.111 Cllww-, S11s1111 CI.1111pl1vll, l,1111l.1 'll.1x l111'. 61.11111 'XI.1x. lull:-11 B1'c1w11. lXlz11AQo1 xNlIllilC'I', lxzly C1l111s1'. lNlz11'1l111 f1111111'x', l,111s l'1'1'Q11s1111, lx1111-S11111l1. fXl111'y 611-111-11-kv. 1.11 ll111'1'clt. lx11x' ll11ll. Hi h hopes and hard Work Won Hrst place trophy lfnfff 1 fffuffffhz Ulf! 11101111111 flllll 11! l'f1111!11111 1 IN 1 lf Nl ffl Allpha Canznza Della A L l 'N l ' ' wgrt ' 1 1 . I Y I , 5 ll11- llllllfllllll .Xl11l111 fxilllllllii lk-1111 Illlllilll- Alplm Ciz1111s sl1z11'ccl Spring l 11s1ix'z1l 111i1l- A .1 Y Bz11'1'ykIo Wbocl. as 21 sis1C1'. gf '77 ,fr Front row: l 1vtl lluliiit-s, ti't'ast11't'i'1 XYilsun Clriin, l'l'i'UI'lllllQ st-t'i't'tai'yg Clurltw- Brown, x'iCt'-px't'sitlt'nt1 Iulin Htulinvs, pi't'sidt'nt1 Hvrinan .Xvrvs lin.1nt'i.il st-t'i't'tary: Clliarlt-s Str-ptnv, liousv inanagt-rg xlolin lnwt-. c'tn'i't'spuiitling sc-c'i't'tai'y. Second row: .lainvs Stvpln-ns, Oscar King, Mt-lvin Klark- liain, sviiioi' vuiivf-iititmii tlvlvgatt-1 l,f-i-my l,.illl1K'I', -Iainvs l7ax'is,.Itml1n O'Nt'al, Danny Yusun, Lltrlin l laint-ix Third row: l ,i'nt-st lNlax'lic'ltl, lltlwartl Pugh. Noinian llavis. Saintn-l Silas, llglvitl Alavksuii, Ronald Harris, -It-sst' lX1uslt'y. Pledges unsueeessfull attempt to rule the roost t,'f1mf1'11g mlffwr llmn IIIIIIIIHIIAQ fff11111'11f1'wfl Ulu' llllllllflf f1l!lI'I.SflIlfI.t jmzh. 222 pllpha Phi nllpha V w s . el lic Beta lpta cliaptei' was liost lor tliti national silver 2lI1IllVCI'S2lI'Y Celelmration lielcl in April to t'o1n1ne1no1'att' tlic founding ol the ll1'ate1'nity in l'Jtlt5, 'l'li0 Southern cltaptei' was liounclecl in 1913-l. making it one of the older li'atCi'nal organizations on campus. Cionnit- King was scleftecl as .fXlpl1a Sweet- lit-ai't at tliv annual SwCt'tliea1't Ball. 'lllie Plc-clges vliosc Kay 'Taylor as their swectlicart at tlit' annual Spring forinal. .Xt'tix't's were plawcl in an interesting situa- tion by liaving twicc' as many pledges as active IllC'II1lXxI'S. VllLlI'Il2ilJOl1l Day llonncl tlie avtivcs llounclering in snow. Kidnapping four actiyes, the fall pledge l lei if class skipped out to Kentucky Lake. The suc- Q' f cess of the serni-formal pledge dance warrants I 'ui plans for making it a tradition. Before hecoin- 1 ing actives, the pledges presented their fathers with paddles and challenged them to an ex- change of swats. The all-school Pizza supper following the Parents Day Game called lor heaps ol' salad concocted by Delta Chi chefs. An .Xpril concert by Shelly Berman was also sponsored by the fraternity. The IFCI participation trophy and second place trophy for Theta Xi Variety Show added to their trophy case, 'ffm' fflirtfl llf'lIllYIf1-HIIX flffffwrf fri Qfll' iffnjli fl! fflf' fafllllflllrii ff',,f,f,,, o Q 0 c 1 Imltators of rock n ro l place in ariety S ow Front row: Lfrhan Kraus, .Xlan Swailcs. sat.-at-arms: Ronald Bliller, corrrsiionding secretary: Kenny Reichel, vice-president: .john iiroxtell. presi- dent: Donald Clanedy, adviser: jerry Maxwell, treasurer: Melvin hlyers, recording secretary: Alohn XX'illiains, pledge trainer: Ray Horther. sports chairman: Leonard Forss, historian: Ted Funkhouscr,-Ion Fitzgerald. Second row: Frederick XXX-lge, Nlaclison King, Ciuion Magee. Ronald Wiilson. hlichael Brown, John Burnette, Herin Gerhig, Richard Mcfllerin, Kenneth .Xndersc-n, Rohert Williains, Ron Meyer, Kenneth flrstead, XX'illia1n Felts, Dennis Lincicome, NN'ayne Comstock, Rohert Stoelzle, Bernie lirickson, Neil Maxwell. Third row: Klaincs Branilet, Tlioniasxledlicka. l'loxyai'rl Hood, Boh Leonard, Don XN'ittnain, XYilliain lvlilford, house manager: .XllantIanonis, jack Groves, Nlarion Tlioinpson, Ronald Yaskie, Cihuck Denis- ter, Rodney Bisc, David Del,ay, lidward NYilson, Ted Geocaris, Hob Searles. Fourth row: XYalt Schroeder, Mark Yeates, Donald Cierken, llioinas Rohde, James Bruhn, Donald Field, George Pike, Rohert Bodkin, l'loyd Hensel, Richard Koopinan. Kenneth Dry. social chairinang Barton liridues. Carl Taylor, Richard Sikorski. 'W 75 T? L 1 l'f'ri19fn1I .llllffffll 'fzffluzf mmf oodooism fllflillffl Uzflflfif 1'11,il1w,i 'fm' I'll.X!IfH1I'fl' ,jim Payne ol' Theta Xi was chosen as DZ man at the Rose Ball in April. Following tradition, a picnic was held the next day at Giant City to round out the weekend events. Participation in their philanthropic project promoted members to make monthly visits with the residents to Sunset Haven. The chapter contributed services to area churches on work day ol' Greek VVeek. The sisters recall the colors ol' old rose and vieux green, voodooism, and Dogpatch. Hunger prevailed the night the pledges kidnapped thc cook. New china and silver were presented the chapter when they moved into their new house hy alumnae and mothers. Delia Zeta and Dogpateh Daisies are fond memories Front row: Sharon Long, Pan-Hellenic representative: .jan Baima, house manager: Phyllis lN'IcGill, Pan-Hellenic representative: Glynda lValker, historian: Brenda Collins, social chairman: Llaye Berry, lirst vice-president: lN1arilyn Tipton, president: .Iudith W'hitecotton, second vice-president: ,Indy lingstrom, treasurer: Sharon Thomason, recording secretary: Pat Chester, corresponding secretary: June Nightwine, standards chairman. Second row: Yolie Paesano, Rose Searcy, courtesy chairman: Linda Burkitt, Flin Bates, press chairman: Lynne Francisco, .Iane Pickering, activities chairman: Sandra Budisalich, Carol Schleuninq, Joyce Simon, Nance Kircholi, sports chairman: Judy Qlarnavqin, Doris Steinmarch. Third row: Carol Cox, -Iudyth Nlackenzie, Priscilla listerly, music chairman: Shirle Young, Donna Schnakc, Carole Roberson, scholarship chairman: Dee Ann Milligan, charm chairman: Sharon Vaughan, Bonlyn Beaver, Ruth Steinmarch, Linda Sunday, Kathryn Price. Fourth row: Nlarj McGowan, Judy Grammer.,Iune Cummings, .Ioyce Luenstroth, Linda Brooks, Ellen Dick, Patsy Zimmerman, joan Rhodes, Cay lNTcGowan, Kathryn Kimmel, lN'ilma lfcldiugs. S Front row: Charles 'llurnt-r, London Branch, Garrison Newsoiii, lqlarold liardo, David 'l'ax'lor, XY.iltt'r l'o1'tt'1'..I.il1i1's H.1rrtitl. Hal lllllltllll. Second row: lldgar Nloore. president:.Iaines Nlefiatlney, historian: Berry l redrit'k, St'i'l't'lLiI'YI .Xl Russ. II't'.iilll't'I'Q .Xllrt-tl Cf.illr1xx'ax', sat.-.it-at msg Ht-no Xlt tm-, house inanaqeri l.evell Reed, rush Clllilfllllllll l.indsev XYilliains, social Vlhillxllhlll. Third row: lllw-n llavis. liit'liart'l Wilson. lit-tl ci.1l'l. liank Hawkins, xliin Rosser, 'Iohn Holmes, Don Bonclurant. Roosexelt .Iohnsc Winners for three terms claim scholarship trophy Kappa A401110 Psi Alter winning the seholarship plaque lor seven out of eight terms. Kappa ,Xlpha Psi was awarded a permanent trophy by Inter- Fraternity Cfouneil lor having the highest grade point average among fraternities lor three eonseeutive quarters. President llclgar lNIoore also proudly accepted the fraternity volleyball Championship and the Greek basket- ball Championship lor his brotherhood. 'l'he fraternity is best known lor its singing' mein- bers. the Kappaleers, who perliorin at many ealnpus events. The Serollers Club. the Kappa .Xlpha Psi pledge Class. was responsible for planning the annual Sweetheart llanee held February 27. lf?fIf1fr'f'I'N Ifijfflfllrlfi llfllfllfll ffzw fnnffffr j11'rtf'1l!fff ffl' flu' .Nil U UXXIIN. 7'7:x Front row: Byron lkflarshall. James Leckronc, sccretaryg W'illia1n lNlarseillcs, pledge master: Richard lfrassato, president: Cal llvans, vice-president: l,.n'l lurnipseetl, trcasurc-rg Don Habermclil, house manager. Marco Bianchl. rush chairman: Clark Hyland. steward: .lim Haynes, editor. Second row: Howgircl Calvin, 'l'hoinas Schnell, .Iames xxlllllU'I1l1t'l'Q, Clharles Reiman, David Stronge, Richard Sachwitz, Gino Shaw, -james Sandrin, Jerry l.ottinann, Donald Seynliovcn, Ronald Martin. Third row: John Gerd:-s, Keith llicher. Ron Durbin, 'l'homas Coonan, Roger Rubcmcyer, Steve Ciousley. Robert Santoro, Sam Ziccarelli, Dick Mt-ndenall, Gene Salmon. Fourth row: Kenneth Bl1ZDt'l',kI3II1t'S Dietrich, James Grosvenor, Robert str-inmann. Cieralcl Briglit. X'f'l'Ilf' XX'ilhelin, Paul Davis, john Virgilio. Tim N:-wkirk. Dave Roberson, Bob Hardwick. Twent '-three members Cram into o11e telephone booth PM 'lam nm! flllfln fnffgit 11 imnk r1l '!1f'.fn1lw1'111f1' Cl12'1'.if111n.i fllllfl. fKclp!JC1 1211, Donned in T-shirts and swim trunks. Phi 'l'aus managed to squeeze twenty-three men into a telephone booth at Spring Festival to win a trophy and set a new record. Qther hectic events of the year included the pre- sentation ol' a new mascot, a billy goat. to the actives by the lall pledge class. Along with having a good time. the brothers stressed scholarship and service. Scholastic achievement was recognized at a scholarship banquet. Their Nlarch of Dimes drive resulted in a chain ol' dimes, donated by students. on the sidewalk by the Play- house. Phi Taus also sponsored a Christmas for underprivileged children. 770 Phi Sigs are well known for their impressive pinning ceremony. The climax ol the cere- mony comes when each of the participating couple receive a hall and chain which they must wear lor twenty-four hours. Their singing' talents hrought the Phi Sigs lirst place in Greek Sing. The 'luinhling las. the llraternity quartet. took top honors at the Second annual Harinony' show. Phi Sigs have a new twist to some old gags. Instead of running out ol gas. they lost a wheel on the tractor pulling their liayricle. Recipients ol' high grade averages are honorecl at the annual steak and heanx clinncr. iff fri il 'f 'Hfffi xfffxi fjfy, ig, ln. Phi Slglllfl Kappa rf., xiii mt, ffm, l . . . . ' Pllllllllg Ceremony 1I1VOlY6S a famous ball and chain Front row: Gary Stoltz. Ralph Long. lioim- iuanagerg Kltihn CI.ii1wx'. II41'tlNlll't'I'1 xltifliXX.lllxf'I',Nf't'l't'lt1I'X'I llicotloif- ixltixlirg iiiwwitlclit. lion li-illtllxfl x ict--presirlentg Klint Pattcrson. sentinel: Doug liclinoutls, iitclticttugxlakt-CiliaI.iri.1ii. atlilt-ticcli.iirin.mg xxillll-H11 Kit-.ul Second row: llcniiit Xxiiiit-1 llavicl Nloon, Cfarl Saliarili, scliolarsliip cliairuian: Cliarles Rann. Cir-urge lfolkerts. illioiiias Ilat-ge. llalf- N liar-lt'i'. iloc liietiier. .Xllt-ii lltiltnt hwi llavitl Kussow. Third row: l.a1'rx' Sykes. -lim Barrett. Ruhcrt .Xntlt-rwii. Ciorclon Cfliaclwiclt ll. xlon lxtiiix. Xlitliat-l .Xiiclci'wii. ly-iYIlr' .I1'xxXkl'lll i klohn Ste-hel. l.lox'tl Bentley. Jack Yucill. N. l , 5 Tff , 4 1' 1 SWE. f1'iEf'H'YLYQ' ,s 5 Hifi: ' E. tfiitt t ttttfiittitt i . . l ffm' ft? 3. Y if P2 E l I ' f? l ,iii ,iii it i lil l ills l l 1 I t, f l l -A -- .. s 9. -IQ. 'zrf Q. .X merger with Pi Kappa Sigma on the national leyel made the Gamma Kappa Chapter the largest Greek body on Campus. A get-acquainted slumber party and a ban- dyk Q J quet were held between the sororities before their merger. VYith the exception ol' the presidency. oflices were lilled jointly by members ol both groups. N' L Sigma Kappas could claim both quantity and quality. President Lynda Loye and six other sisters. Georgine Steidel, Jeanine Q North, Sara Lee Tescliner, lNrIarsha Yan Cleye. Nlary Lee Hake. and Zelma Jolmson, were members of Sphinx Club. The sorority maintained the highest grade average among women's groups during the fall quarter. , s Q ,Y J Q. lui! Illllfflff' lfffnffwi 'nf fnlffwf ff, tfflflltfllllli Ufmi llffniw ffr1fm1l1'ff11i. Slglllfl Kappa Merger makes group largest Greek bod on campus Front row: Janet Chaumess, Karen XY:-rnsing, Karen Schneider, Jeanine North, Nadine Hansen, registrar: Dorothy Vannoy, corresponding seeretaryg Carolyn Kinsey, eo-treasurerl Patricia Seiber, co-second vice-president: Suzanne Puntney, co-lirst vice-presidentg Lynda Love, president: Helen Cfmlberg, lirst vice-presidentg Mary Lee Hake, second vice-president: Ruth .Xnn NYagner, treasurer: Betty Borgsmiller, recording secretary: Glenda Smith, house manager: Marsha Van Cleve, rush chairman: Georgine Steidel, Gail lWiller. Second row: lN'Iartha Smith, Donna Nobel, Geri Howell, assistant house manager, Clara Brown, lN'Iarlene Lagemann, Joyce lforeinan, Bernadine Hamilton, Judith Barwick, Jay Jones, Sharon Cherpital, Sara lescliner, Carol Knobeloeh, Betty Hart, Nlimi Goodey, Sarah Segrest, Carol Voraeek, Brenda Zeh, Donna Bourland, Anne Hoskins, Audrey I.:-ekrone, Pat Cruse, Jan lXIclX1illan, Diane Kropp. Third row: Sharon Roetzel, lVIary XVall, Carol Gurley, Nlarian lVIcBride, Jean Green, Rita XVoesthaus, Ann Alred, Sue lN1eManis, Janet lirnst, Sandy Keller, Gail Hayes, Betty Pinkerton, Joann Priest, Charline Dyeus, Kathy Cline, lVIary .Xnn 'l'hies, Peggy' Campbell, Carole Fanizzo, Nina Pulley,Jucly Sipes,Joan lN1idgett, Carolyn Bailey. Fourth row: Kathleen Newland,Joan Lanahan, Sheila Frazier, Nlary XYoesthaus, Suzanne Owens, Joan Spuering, lNIarietta Abernathie, Connie Feirich, lN'Iarie Turnipseed, Reba Lockerby, June Bonkoski, Linda Hartley, Carol Hartley, Blaine Bicknell, DonnaJones, Bernice Bastien, Sally Newman, Susie Fligor, Donna Hill, Joyce Small, Jane Johnson, Nlarge Parks, Barbara Green, Janet Lawder, June Bradley. 778 l 4' -za A ' i G sf, ' 9 'Q G ,, -. , ij v ,A Front row: Richard lfdmundson. David Richter. sports chairman: Cfharles XXvlllliiII'lSU1l. xlc'-ll lroutt. serrf-tary. Yiru Nlueller. pri-sidt-nt: Donald Speichinqer. treasurer: Russell Bouxsein. vice-preside-nt: 'IF-rrv Blair-s. herald: Roger .Xlt-Xander. house nianag:-ri Gaylord Hayden. stexs.1rd:.Iol'11i Schleper. social chairman: Cory Soldner. Second row: Uiek Ugolini. NI. XYillms. la-roy Klarsh. 'lk-rrv Yrzal. R. H+-llt-r. Bill Ili-NI:-nr. Ralph Schneider. Roger Schneider. Rick Kean. Richard Nlellavitt. Kliehael NleNeill. l.ane XN'ilson. faculty adviser. Third row: Bruu- Mat-kt-v. Hem- Tutoky. john Latta. john Blakely. Sal Nuzzo. Larry Patton. jim Nl:-dlin. Dan Slack. Rod Brandt. Larry llralw. l..1rry l.ard. John Benton. 'lf-rrx Provow. Jack Puller. Fourth row: Nlike Brazier. l.yndel Paris. Dwane Yan l-looser. Ken Allen. .XlE1'I1Il1'SS.-Iiifl-Q Schrand. David l,inn. lion lione- steel. Gerald Horwick. Jim Hampton. Dave Nlueth. Skip Favreau. Yinee- Savget. loin liminernian. XYilliani I.:-inf-n. Fifth row: NI:-rlv XY.iclsivoi'tli. Gerry I-laar. Butch Lerch, l.. B. Kluekelroy. Steve Stroup. xlohn BI:-es. Ronald Nieinann. XYilliain Us-us. Randall NIrf'l.u'v. lion He-pl:-r. liiiiw Norton. Robert Ingersoll. XYilliam Young. Halsey Dulaney. Pr-ter lilakeslf-rg llohn XYagner. Tow truck Comes to the rescue of snowed-in dancers v v v Ff1lf1rll'x NH' fflifllflfflfv Iffrlrfffffi Itllvll MMI ffffflgf xrflyx lwifflfsf ll ll ll!!.l4l!l at the annual Qrchid Ball. The dance was Fran Daly was crowned Sig Pi sweetheart held in Febrtiary so the Founders Day Banquet could be included in the event. Heavy snows marooned the dancers at Giant City Lodge. Sig Pi claimed three Sphinx Cflub members. Bob Hunt. Gaylord Hayden. and Clharles Hill- iamson. Eleven members were on varsity teams. Sig Pi pledges planned a skip-out to the Phi Chapter at Illinois. The actives discovered the plot and boarded the l.CZ. train at Anna. Imagine the surprise ofthe pledges when they were welcomed aboard their get-a-way train by a large number of the active body. H ,,4AM,M 229 .I ? , Q, 1 3 x l t a I L 3, ':': R ' 1 Q4 I ,rm V .Y ..:v i 2. A .Ian .,:, J nb' A ' A C Q 1- -, sf J ng 'F' - X A Q lr S t A S 1 , i J 2 , tg J V 5. Q Kr A t P K an L tr AL 3? 3.3, . ' x .5 A l A 1 xt 5' W ' , ' f .S ' C ' tl i ' .i X V' I ,- X 1 ' . Q ts' 1. fl i w -2 N 1 at 'Sf' . ,J at 1 S - 1, Fourth row: Raedcnc Stanley, Nlarcia Ball, Betty Barry, Janie Godfrey, Kay Francis, vice-prcsidentg Lynn Wfickiscr, corresponding secretary: Phyllis Ury, recording secretary: Donna Schuchard, president, Susie lWillcr, keeper of grades: Judy Hunsaker, Joyce Carnahan, Barbara Gill, Nancy Nichols. Second row: Sandra Hollinan, Judi lN1urphy, Joyce Vcscly, Sharon Zaldcrs, Sandra Davis, Lois Teabeau, Rita lWoll, Cecelia Norris. Sandy Cont-ry, Dorothy liinglc, Rebecca Jeffries, Sheila Shingleton, Judy Shackeliord, Fran Daly, 'Iledra lN1oore, hiargo Moore, Jean DeSotell. Judith Cross. Third row: Gcrri Adrian, Nancy XX alters, Janet lCschinann,Jackie Hughson, Kathleen Kroencr, Nancy Wahl, Carole Keistlcr, Linda Fors, Beverly Hansen, .Xnnettc Kemper, Patti Burshears, Ramelle Collie, Linda Hunsaker, Georgia Bliss, lN1ary Black, Stanley Strusz,Judy hlangold, Linda Clollinan. Fourth row: Carol .Xnne Frank, Roberta Lacy, Charlotte Hawkins, Barb Gregg, Beth Jones, Judie Bramlet, Jody Nfoore, Judy l,ualdi, Janis Schinidgall, Betty Parker. 'loni Gould, Pat Heldt. Ruth lVIcKcnna, Kathryn Clark, Lynn Norsworthy, Jane Crusius, Susan Oduni. Nlary Phillips, Masters of the tank and pajama races Win Ole-Impies illfflll-Mfg in anal tffflllllllg nut' rlzfslzri ffr' lllflllflf TTI' Szlgit affwr Z'IIl'Ilf1-IIIY. Sigma Sigma Sigma J President Donna Schuchard led her sisters through another successful year. Tri Sigmas l won Greek Sing, Teke Gle-Impics, and three i trophies at Homecoming. Spring term they J captured the scholarship plaque and fall quarter claimed six 5.0 averages. Three J members, Barbara Gill, Rosalee Cyrier, and Ma1'y Alice Carnaghi belonged to Sphinx. , The spring and fall pledge classes worked hard to meet the standards of the sorority. At Homecoming they claimed Georgia Bliss, Miss Freshman, and trophies for their pledge stunt and float. Pat Heldt and Barb Gill were named ideal pledges at the initiation dance held at the Chapter House. 230 Sig Taus made a habit of eolleeting tirst LM plaee sports trophies. This year they won L Greek All-Sports. all sehool football. softball. and the Greek track meet during Greek if Week. Nlany ol' the members are on varsity squads, and Iolm Taylor and Ed Foster were n eo-Captains ol the gymnastic' team. ...-- lXIiss Helen Smith was ehosen as Sig 'lau sweetheart. She began her reign at the annual Wliite Rose Spring l ormal in April. Sig 'llaus ehangecl aclclresses twice during the year and are looking llorwarcl to living in ,Z Small Group Housing. .Xn open house was helcl Klareh ti alter their loeation on Poplar. kswlzqffllfl 472111 Gjalnfflu qyfllffffni xftflllll! Nfl .Sig 'lfnfi nfftrmg for mimi! fmt, vw fir, p.,f k Four first place sports trophies cleeorate mantle Front row: lony Delia. llioinas Ciox, sgt.-tit-.irinsl XX'.1lter Wullxtii. tretisiireri l,.iXX'l'f'lll'l' Xkliitelii-.i1l, vice presiclentg lf-rry Clronis. presitlent. I.1inf-s Larson. seeretaryg 'llioinas l.elli. purehasinq .iqt-nt: Robert Stoutlt. Donald Bates. Rieh.ir4l Irvin. Second row: Stan Kuta ba. Ion Slncller, lJ.ix 111 Slirobot. Kenneth Pontikes, Robert liourc ue, llugene Bass, ohn .Xbroinoyiteli, George Raiiieli. llugene Roclrir in-1. olin lairigriieyc-i', l.cl iit1lllil4'XXlI!. llayitl Williams. Third row: lxlllliilll Pontikes, l,lJlllSkIUl'LIl. Robert ltester. i.ClXX1I1 liulluin, Robert Ries, Ronalrl sith. ilobn lxoller, ixltill lui lvl, lrlrecl .XrnolCl, eorres Jontlenee seeretziryg Cjerziltl Seliutzenholier, lfretlriek Slll'lJXYll'l', ost' nh l'lentlric'ks. Fourth row: .lines l.owney. Wlillitiiii liontl. Leonzircl killiikllill. lyclmuntl ljoster. lion lxroskl. Doug lnirrell. house intinaueri .lines Seuras. .Xrnie Cf.1brer.i. lr:-cl li erin.i, . l'. Nl.ll'lllll'lll. llon . I . Genovese. E 7 ' ,. w 'itat , fr- -' .T- ar , :su ,,.2.... 5,.i, 4..,, V 'K 4 S in - f ri 4 Til. ,, ,. asia- if ,- A Img YH 1. -, .' xfrilli ' '- t if it f 3 6, 1Q,1 . 3 - s. ,,., -fi 231 'K 'l'KEs believed in having unusual events. E, 'lheir Teke Ole-lnipies was held in No- yeinber. Cliinax ol' the eyent eaine when eaeh sorority eaptured a TKE to be their slave for a week. A Roman Holiday party with Tri 5 A A Sigma leatured wall-to-wall niattressing. 'if F' 1 ' Kay lNleCowan was ehosen as TKE sweet- heart at the annual Carnation Ball held in May at Ciant City Lodge. The Annual Founders Day danee was held in January at the new house. The Beta Chi ehapter eoinbined efforts with Alpha Gains to win lirst plaee at Spring Festival midway. They also won first plaee in the annual Christmas Deeorations eontest. l1'111!1ff't nffzxt ww' fnfffw um! fzfgfzrrflfai Zt'!IIlfl' mfkfzzg zefflz ll1fI'l'f'N. Dill Kflllllll EpSI.!0lI Onl known fraternit Whose members become slaves Front row: Richard Holladay, Robert Steil, viee-president: joseph Halbig, pledge trainer: james Funkhouser, ehaplaing Dave Keeler, presidentg Keith Leeseberg, treasurerg Harris Hanser, seeretary: 'llhoinas XVatkins, historian: Matt Tusinski, Max XVeger, Steve Sprague. Second row: XVillia1n Seroggins, Bud King, Hubert l.oeke, Philip Pellegrino, Jerald Cundiff, James Ch1nelik,xIoel Kepnes, Donald Leonard, Dave Bramlet, Tom Lyneh, Bob Downey, Frank Rose, Ron Fortin. Third row: Tom Fisher, Don Funkhouser, 'llotn lN4owatt, -lim CiI'3Vt'I1S,'IlITl XN'enger, Lance Stahl, Tom Brewer, Stuart Switzer, Patriek Cunninsham, Pete Frezados, Diek Ballsmith. Fourth row: W'illiam Lonnon, Edward Kepnes,James Nelson, Ronald Sehaefer, Mike Pfafl, Donald Sehmidt, Donald George, Bill Bert, Forrest Adolphson, Ron XYalker, Richard Sleeman, Bob Cleveland. 232 , First row: Donald Nlenzel. Donald Wolf, Rex Anderson, social chairman: Thomas Stewart, vice-pr:-siclciitg Ray Stockton, treasurer: Sain Xl:-xt-1. president: David Boudreau, corresponding secretary: Richard Prairie. pledge master: James Conaway. Patrick CJ'Dax'. Dr. l,f-o Kaplan. rill'xist'I'. Second row: Walter Roecker, Neal Canter. Allen Rude, Larry l,iililIl,kIlI1'l Halusek, Julius l,indner. .Ioscph Tate. Gerald Brooks, Thomas Hughes. Richard Saper, Rhodcrick Key. Don YN'allace. Third row: Ralph Green, Jack l-lagerup, Harry Sharpe. Billy XN'ills..Ia1nes Pe-rsson, Larry Rollins. Philip XN'oll', Jim liipchik. Richard Schally, Frank Asta. Larry Schroth, Al I-lartung, Russ Biekcrt, Ray Caruso, Fourth row: tlack Nlaloney, -Iaint-Q Austin, Larry Laswcll, xlohn Harding. Kenneth Shelton. liugenc XY:-idner. .Xrthur Sobe-ry. Harris Graham, Dale Hosto, Marshall Hillstroin, Yr-rnon Stephens, Tom Grant, Keith Ransom. Darwin NNY-iss. Robert Caruso. Two first place trophies are taken at Homecoming v Zheffl -Xl Thrift -Yi ijfzirzlf it fzzgfz ut ftnztlzmg lffmfnt Hlfil fwfr ffl. flftffzfzfzffw. I ll!! ,1.:5 I if EEN '-1, 5: 5 ' Homecoming brought the fourth consecu- A -. tive first place trophy for house decorations plus a first place for float to Theta Xi. These collectors of trophies give away the largest trophy on campus to the winner ol their Q -,ITS annual Variety show held in lXIarch. Theta Xi claimed many prominent mem- bers such as Darwin Weiss and Sam Klcycr. Sphinx Club members. and the presidents ol' Inter-Fraternity and Inter-Greek Councils. On weekends the brothers engaged in light entertainment. They gathered at local estab- lishments with dates to sing' fraternity songs and to participate in thoughtful discussions. ms .. 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ZW ' 1 gsv'i'N,'f1fn .fd -S+ A ' -' xN,Q,3xg.a-ft nf .f 4 of' TB Q , x..I1 'iss L, -1 f. 'WM fZ23f '1,f H 1 ' 757' nr 'QM ww., an A--, S I-. WMK.. Dowdell Halls lfight long. barrack-shapcd houses and one Rec Hall make up what is known as llowdell Halls. Here approximately Qlll male students live peaccablye if not noiselesslye in cramped quarters. llowdell residents can check out almost any kind of sports equipment, either outdoor or indoor depend- ing on the weather and thc individual's tastes. Uut- door-wisc, there arc softballs, golf clubs, badminton sets. and footballs: while indoor equipment includes ping pong and pool. plus the usual chess. checkers, and cards. 'l'he various houses compete among themselves in tournaments of bridge. pinochlc. chess, pool. and ping pong, which are played off in lDowdcll's Rec Hall winter quarter. Also, houses are quite active in campus intramurals and this year two teams reached the basketball finals and one the football finals. In the Rec Hall is a library room where several current magazines, books, vocational pamphlets. and a set of encyclopedias are kept for residents' use. Also in this room is a piano and about 30 trophies won in intramural activities in the past few years. The only car washing facilites on campus are located at llowdell and are free to lNflRH members. Cooking facilities are not available to the residents of llowdcll so they eat at the 'ililiompson Point and Wfoody Hall cafetcrias. However, there is a Snack liar located in the front of the Rec Hall where the men can buy midnight snacks in the middle of the evening. Television, for some reason or other, has a mysteri- ous hold on Dowdell residents. livery evening there are at least 40 different fellows in and out during the evening. The Big Three fas determined by a very unollicial surveyj are lXflaverick, The Untouchablesf' and H77 Sunset Strip. Last spring a picnic was held tin cooperation with the lNlRH Clouncill at Hogan Point on Crab Orchard Lake. Sandwiches and soft drinks were the order of the day mixed in with plenty of hot. bright sun and cold, muddy water. Christmas was celebrated at Uowdell Halls with a big buffet supper of cold cuts, chips, cookies, cake, and coke. It was held in the Recreation Hall and followed by an informal party. A romantic French setting of Under Paris Stars was the theme of this year's spring formal held in the Womens Gym April 23. Glen Daum and his orchestra provided music for the llowdell residents and their dates. Two hundred twent male students live peaeeabl Front row: 'Ik-rry Yates, adviser: lerry Lockman, vice-prcsidentg Richard Taylor, presidentg Raymon Peterson, secretary-treasurer1 Samuel Silas. Second row: Daniel Markey, hlelvyn black, .james Costigan, Juan Fiamer, David Graney. 'N 774 N X X 't 'Q .. fr 236 3 aug., f,! fuwf1f fljffftfwffff xfffffg ,'f'ff'v, ffffzf. X fxfwfu' fflw wlffff ,f ff. ,fm-.,, ff If Hp' , If 1 If v w I L. 5 . . . . if not I10iS61CSS1fV l U3 Le'fff1xf1'rf1I1 XIIIINV. Af-IYIIII 11zf1gu,jz11f Lffznjffzzzzfw. xfkffllll mnzjfzw ffffiffs. fum' kfllllfl VIYNII' ffm! .girl fm' flfflfflf Dfw :ff muff Ijffzuffff l'rXIf17f'IZfx mfzzf fffzzfl. 4 .ZA .LNK 4 . - .fizg -.avail K ' 'WA fu'Jff1f11'f1'w Hr Pfffff fn J! xx HM H+' 1 1 1 3.01 Halls Nl,1l1lPY HCJ1,I,OXX' Front row: 'lf'1I'K KIf11'c1'111- c1r111. 1'c-sidvllt fn-llowi Bob H.11AC1c.1xt11-. 11101111 c11z1i1'- 111.111: P:-tv Sfcffddcif-11. 111t1'11111111111: XIf'1x'x'11 Nizuk. pn-Sid:-11t: -1211111-s D11.111f'. II'f'2iflll'1'l'l 111111311 11gf1sg1u.1111Y Second row: XI411'x11g111 f:I'LiI1f'. 171-111115 1,1111-112:-11. Oscar Kinu. A1f'11'x' RQJNIVI, 11.iI11l'1 1.lIII51,lJI'l1. HflXk4iI'i1 Nr-uf-11, 11g11'1'x' .Xm- 11.11-11:-119. LXS1, 13111. HHNIISRI1 Front row: AI1mAp1'1 11-11111. wc1111 c111111111a111 1xf'111 51311121111 wc1'f't111'x': Pg 1NI.11'1x 1fx4111s. 11141101111 C11.111'111.111: .I111111 411131111 I1'1'11s111'1-1': 1Dz1111c'1 NI111'14f'x'. J1'f'N1K1t'INQ H1111 SII11I1l. vicr--p1'fwic1c11t: Roh:-1't -1.1QI1'.111. 1'1w1c11-111 11-111,m'. Second row: .X111'I1 S1w1'f-11.1. NX'i111.1111 1X1'11o1t1f-. 11111111111 Yp11ttu1'11F. 1311111111 Bl'lA1A'f. 1111111w1r11'.AI1111 Br1x'11f-wicz. 151111111 Kluui. 17.11f- N1'11.1f-If-13 XI.R.11. 1'r'p1'f'Sr'I1l.iI1Yr'. IfXhI fXI.XAI.X1. Front row: LI111q1111- XX'u1'vfA1'. sv-cr:-t.11'x'-In-a4111'c-1'1 KI111'x'111 '1'11111111:N1111. X1.R.H. 1'f'p1':-if-11t.1t1x'v2 11-1-1'1'x' 1.f1c14111.111. ID1'f'N1f14'IlIl 1311111- Pe-difo. Q11vc11: :X1p1l0IIit' 1i.11.11'1111x1x1, xicv- p1':'s1c11'11t: H1111 .X1i1Il. sports c11.111'111.111. B1111H1111t. I'f'S1C1Q'IlI fvllow. Second row: H1'111w- H1-11111z111. Kr-11111111 B1'z1:2111c1'. R1C1'1.11'c1 N1l'1.f'.iI1. 1'!1'QiIl1i I,t'IlI1wQ'I'. 1111911111 Rc1c11ti!11f'z. 111111 Ki11111L1r1111. .XI'I11l11' 811111111111 Third row: 1'1l'.1I11'i 1i1111m, Rox' S1111-11g1-11111131-1'.1.11111-5 XX'111'e-. 1Q1'x' B+-fkf-11. Rfv1lt'I'I 91111-11Uf'1111f'Yf-11 Cf111111 1J111'1Q. 1..XNI RIAKJRI Front row: 111.111 1,.1I'1i. 1.11- kdlcim P111'1k11. 1110111415 X11-111. 1'f-Q1c1fA11t iwlluxv: A101111 AItiL'1'iSUIl. vice--p1'c's1c1f-1111 .I411111-5 fV:UxI12.iI1. J pn-41r1e'11t: 141111 G111I1c1mw1qy. 111I1'.1111111'411 L'1lt11IA- 11111111 Bl'l'IlLiI'C1 .X11l,'I1. II't'LiSlll't'I'. .XI 1.111c1. 01111111113 Yo11QQa1.xIuliz111 SC111t'S1IlQr'I'. Second row: RVII- m't11 XYv1k. .'X111111c'y C1111. Bc-1'11.11'd Str'-.111. IJf'1II1.iI' Km-11t11w1', C11lkil'1f'S Nlartin. ,IFllI'ZiI1 171-1'x ix, Ikivid Sikvs. Fc-1'd111.and Shan. IJo1111lc1 C'1.11'k. Ik Nuns Kim. Cfhin 1-00 -.. sf 1, ei 1, 1 ?1 11' Q. 2? .nv ini? 4 ' yK,-1 '31, ii 1 1,.-1 x E 1- wr L '4 v , G 5 'L' L--. 1 . 715 111' A 1 11,1i17!i?MF? 11' 1' 1 51,1 Vij.,f,5N,. .5 . 'iii' , - 1 1 ap fit. , A! .71 . 2 n it Acreq the 'l'heta Xi Yarietv show eompetition with a 'K modern danee number depleting a saeriliee made to an .Xftee god. Parent's llav found Southern .Xeres holding an Open House ol' the dormitories with a reeeption in the .X eampus within a eampus. Soutiiern fteres is Student Union building. eomplete within itsell. 'lhe Ztttt or more students Cihristmas time was highlighted bv a big Christmas do not eonline themselves to the aeademie lille en- partv eomplete with Santa Claus lor the ehildren tirelv. but also enjoy many athletic' and soeial ae- ollthe married students living at Southern .tXeres. tivities. Ciasual exehange parties were quite abundant this 'lihe biggest soeial event ol' the vear is a liormal vear between organized houses lrom the Carbondale danee held winter term at whieh Miss Southern eampus and individual floors ol' Southern Aeres. .Xeres is erowned. lhis girl, ehosen lrom approxi- Une ol' the more dressv exehange parties was held matelv ltt eandidates put up bv houses on campus, winter term between Southern ,Xeres. as a unit. and then represents Southern rXeres in the Nliss Southern XYoodv Hall at the Llniversitv Cfalleteria. eontest in the spring. Values XYeek was highlighted at Southern .Xeres bv Intramural and other sport aetivities are sourees ol llr. Bob 'llhomas ol' the SIL' llepartment ol' Nlusie mueh eniovment lor Southern .Xeres' residents. ln and Lvniversitv Sehool who gave an interesting talk aetual tournaments this vear the Southern .Xeres team to students about values in their lives. was the Residenee Halls basketball ehampion and 'lihe girls at Southern .Xeres live live or six together subsectuentlv plaved in the linals lor the eantpus in apartments with eooking privileges, but the fellows ehampionship. lfootball is a popular sport during live in dormitories and therelore must eat in the the liall term until the weather gets bad and then the ealeteria. weight-lilting room beeomes quite inhabited. Plans Cars are a deeided advantage ol' the Southern now in the proeess ol' being approved provide lor .Xeres eampus. lor anvoner Sunless he is on probation the laving ol' an asphalt eourt that ean be used lor Sean have a ear. .Xnd ol' eourse. if for some reason basketball. tennis, and vollevball. a person does not have a ear, he Can always ride 'l'his vear lor the lirst time Southern .Xeres entered the famous university bus. Living at this campus, Within a Campus, has Front row: lbnald XXX-aver, llilmund Alakaitis, Robert Shobe. Nlarilvn Kuehta, treasurer: Jeannette 'l'homas. seeretarv: James Dwyer, president: Robert Kinney, viee-president: Robert Allen. Second row: Carl XYarren, Robert XYeller, Charles Shaw, Leo Froelieh, Stuart Blenaker, Terry Iohnston, I.:-slie Lange, Xvilliam Dimitrotl. 240 Yin' zffyfq IAN muff zwnzz zfv Zfxfllfkflff YNIIZIZHIZQ am' :L1'z!1'1z g films. ffllf afm IAA 1A111fmz'!a11l ax a gfm'rf1! z'I1ft'l1I-HH. J W 'fi f--5-1.-f.. .., a - A .jqv-V ' V - ,V . ' iggwiva ,mfr 5 ' , A 5, 1-, f I A - a p J:- Q av Z Gr , ,Jw 171 l 'l 7yf 'I' M fill' 41 If f I3 x Il-'11, , 1' ' I ...f Jr ,'v'1yfr'7 ,V Xylffx mx 1,,x ,- N 4 , S 3 I' Il A advantage ...C S a d busseb Ffwfffal! zk fm mfzfw xfmf! :Jmffwf AffffQ1'+f'fLf-ffl' z'11f1v1m1nv1fx ffl jwff .IY'11f. 5 flu! ff2f2'fK nzmzgfz mm? fm if H12 ffzr Nf1lI1Z'fI!lN .Yff11ffJf1'12 .lun u111zffzw, N--Q F-Q . 've ,:.-3 ,mi ffv fk'1!k!,fg azpwffzfx , , v Um ffffzfiwl a1f1ff1 ff1f 'ff ff X ff' H I ' 1 ' , mf! y 14111 fri 1 fi outhern Y'l'.Xl,.Xii Ill Front row: Lawrcncc lloldncr, Donald l'iSl'lll'Illii'lllK'l', Rodncx' lic-niamin, 'Iona- llian l'acll1. scci'cta1'x'1 fllivcr Noltmcicr, Donald XX'cax'cr. prcsidcnt. Second row: .laincs XX'atts, Gary Oliimcsorgc, 'lliomas Paclli, Rolmcrt XXI-llr-1' fXI.li.ll. li1'IJlit'S4'lll2lllY1'1 ilcrry Savill, llclward lracy, Ricliard Hcinnann, Rolmcrl R1-id, Roll:-it Krall. Third row: Gary l'l4'll1lIlLQl'I'.AlOllI1 Ald- ridgc, Cicorgc Nlclflurc, Ronald l7f'1'lmx', allilctic 1'cp1'cscnIatix'c1 .Xlan .Xiinom-. lidward Sallcr. l'aI flonway, social cliairniang lirucc XV-ity, ludicial lmoardg fworgc tio:-lincr, rr-siclcnl lcllow. l'liYl'UN l'l,.XKIlQ Front row: l'.ai'l lilacltloid SIIUVISl'll.lll'lllAI1l Stuart fXl1-nalgcr,stiuli-nl councill Nlicllacl l,cx'i1l, illdicial 1'cpl'cscntatix'c1 l,co l roclicl1. prcsiclm-ull .Xllncrt Morgan, rcsiulvnt lic-llow. Second row: .lcromc clllliillllllll. Aloliu Clazcl. Nlarxin C111-ssxxcll, Rolzciil Sc:-li-y, 'lolm Nlolloy. Third row: Roy BI'lilllAUl'll. NYilliam XN'l1ilc, llolmart Ralmy, Vince-nl ll'.Xu1'ia, P:-Ici' la-vak. .Ir Q'lUll1l liicnnan, l'l,.Xl HRK Jlxln Hi Jl lnl, Front row: lcd lualon, lfdinund tlakaitis. N1.R,H. 1'cp1'cscnIativc1 :Xustin Aloncs, illdicial i'cp1'cscntatix'c2 Roln-rl Sliolmc, prcsidcnll Slicrman Qloncs. Sl'l'I'1'Iii1iYl Lloyd Hcndcrsliot, social cliairinang Ronald Hutkin, x'icc-prcsidcnt: Us-nniw Gross. 'l'c1'i'y Prrclic, ri-sidcnt lcllow. Second row: Icrry Goldstcin, Nlicliacl lslikanian. Micllacl Glassinan, Ronald Nlann, .lame-s Halcn. Chuck llc-ilxstclg l.cc lQf'CllLf1'li. NYilliam llatclmclt, l.ai'i'y l'il'f'f'lI12il1. ll.XNCLfJYl'QR IIXYIQN Front row: Nlicliacl Pctcr, Il'1'ilSlll'f'I'l Clliarlcs Sliaw, S. .X. councill lirucc Vcutcr, judicial council: Rolmcrt 'liallf-y, lNl.R,Il. rcp1'cscnIatix'c1 'l'cr1'y llolinston. prcsi- dr-m1 Xxlllllkilll Orr:-ll, vicc-prcsidcnlg Gcorgc llcndcrson, XYZIITVII Scliadc, social chairman. Second row: klim Dalton, rcsidcnt licllowg Rolncrt Soplif-r, Rolmcrt llusslcr, Ucorgc XVZIITPII, xlocl Ralm, Sanford Scarl. Patrick Rc-gan, Rollcrt lub:-lt. Wiilliam lNlc.'Xllistcr, Roucr Van Pattcn. Acres 1,1. X1.X11.X1, Front row: xXl11l.1Ill X11-11111. iwi- dr-nt 11'11UXXl -I111111 Kff1'gll'I'l'1'. 11111111115 Kidd. Ilzirlif' 15111-1-, X1.R.11. 1'o1111ci11 lI.1111rw Huw-1'. pl'f'S1l1Q'I1If .X11I1111113' K.1111pxx1-1111. View-p1'1-si11v1113 XYi11i.1111 Nl'1iUIl. 1411111-1'l H1111-13 Q1-1'l'1'11 '11' t1'c-g1s1111c'1'. Second row: 1'.c1xx.11'c1 1S.111c1'111l. RUXX.il1.IU1AC11iIl. N111'111.111 Nl'XX11fJ1lQfx.xIl71l1Nl 151111I1. Rolmvi' Cf111'1111111. '111o11111w S1iUI'IJ1IlN1i1. 1711114111 XI1'1l1111.11c1, f11'I1l.il'L1 XX'i11clv1e. fI.1111 1Y.11I'1'1l 11111111111 11-p1'1-N1-111111111-. Third row: C'111'iNIi.111 13111-1111-1'. 1111-cl KI'llI11Illl1f LI1lIl 1'111c'k11'Y. NIVXMIII Rouvla .1l1111-lin c'11.1i11111.111: 17.1x'i11XX'111111x. 1111111114 Cf11l1r'11. 1.xl1- 1..111f'11c1w1'1. -XI'I1llllk IQHNVII. StJ1'1111QRN AXKIRIS C211-111' Front row: .Iw- 1341111 CI1m.111. 61.11491 11111111-xt111'14. .lf'1111111'1l1' 1'11o11111N. 1'w11111'i1 11-l11'1-X1-11I.11ix'f: NI.11'ilx'11 1'1f-1'1f'. x'iu--pix-N1111-111 .11111 Nociial c'11.1i1'111.1111 x1.11k11XI1 K11c'11I11. I11'f'Qi111-111: 1'.1I 1d1111111.1N. 11141101.11 I'f'D1'4'- N1-111111111-1 5114111111 X1w11'.111. 1711111111 Clullinx. Second row: Nlx'1'11.1 qI.11'14w11. 51.11111 1'f'1'o1111. 1.lI1C1.l X1.11111s, -11111-v 5Lx1lf'XX'f' hlmwrf- 81111t11. 1.111c1.1 Xlooiw-, 1 1'.1111':-N R11p1,1c'1'I. .Iu111 1.1ki11N. N.1m'x 11m1f'11, P1-iXX'.111u. 1.1111iv- 1.ff'. 11111 HIMXSIIQRS Front row: XX'i11i.1111 1J111111' 113111. c'o11111'11 1'e'p1'1-N1-11I.1lix'f'1 c1i1IAY 1ii1um. 1111111-tif c111'1'c'to11: Stew- 151-11111111 vicf--p1'f-eicli-1111 1l'11l 1Xl'Qil1Sf'. NUC1111 1'1l.l1l'Ill11I1. Hmm'.11'c1 Scott. wc'- 1'f't411'y-t1'c'11N111'f'11L Rolmfit .X11fiI1. pI'1'SlL1f'IlII 1.111'1'v Smith. R1111.11c1 '1i11o111ps1111. Second row: CI1-vi! Hill. NI.R.H. 1'c'p1'f-sc-11t11tix'r'1 f1iiI'l'Y Cf1'11x11o1'c1. Rohr-1't.Io1111No11. Ri1'11.11'c1 1.1111c1g1'c-11.xIo1111 111111- 1e-V. 1J4JI'lli1C1 ljlillif. ff1l2iI'1f'4 Goldvii. 15111111- XY1111c1r'11. Third row: Rolmvrt Cf111x'i11.lIof- 171-1- 1'111'o. 1J1iX'if1 Cfo1'111Q111c'y'. Victor Ciibson. Kr'1I11 Sl'1lIN'PIJ. '1'11o111.1: '1'41ylo1'. 1Xfic1141f'1 510131-1111ott. 17111111111 f1l'f'f'?4HI1, 1.1 JX1,1,X S1'1i1.1Q11 Front row: 1NIi1'11.11'1 511111- 1111. M-mf-.1111-.11-111'111w1 Us-111'gv 1'iI'L11I. wc1'v1.11'y- t1'f-11s111'f'1'1 xlc-111' 1,.111g'v11l1.11111. Nociul vl111i14111.1111 1741x'1' N1ow1'. Y1C'4'-fJI'1'SlQ1t'IHl Rob:-1't Ki11111-y, p1'c'sic1ef11t: 1,1-sliv l.z111g1'. 1.'UllI1f11 11-p1'ewc'11l.11iw'1 F1-110111218 K1114141. i11t1'.1111111'.11 c11,1i1'1111111: 1i1'11c1- Basil. l't'S1C1t'I1l 11-llow. Second row: lIo1111 XI.1g- Qio, xl1Ill Hilligoss, C1o1'c1o11 Robe-rtx. 1lc1w.11'c1 '1'11o111pso11. NYi11iz1111 xIC'1J2iI'1Ilt'1, Rolwrt CJ1'.111g1-, Roy RlJllSSt'iiLI. Kl'IlIlt'l1l IJ:-yo. 1Jg1x'c- XYt'1l1'- IHt'y't'I'. Third row: Milton KINlilNIl1t'1', Phillip Smith, CI11411'1e-s N1z11'1'. Ric11z1rd Disiicy. IJiiI11r'1 1'1'yo1', xIUSt'IJ1l Kopp. .X11L11o11y xX1lt'P1f'l'. 151111 Santo. X.-3' 4- 1, OA KN ,G men and sopliomore level elasses. The Classrooms double as lounges and as meeting areas for various eouneils during tlie evenings. .AX study Center is open in I,entz on week niglits. Forums witli eonvoeation eredit are also lield in Lentz. liaeli dorm is known for one ol its unique ieattii-t-sn Set on tlie lxinks ol' Clgunpus l,nke. elose to swim- Hailey for its tropliy ease. Pieree lor its eggs. Bowyer ming. etinoeing. and liotiting areas. lmall diamonds. lor tlie lurniture in tlieir classroom. Steagall lor its and pienie inserts. tlie lour men's residenee lialls and queens. lxliss 'lliompson Point and lNtIiss Soutliern two wonien's dormitories tlittt make up 'lliompson .Xeresl, lirown lor its annual spring party at Little Point li.ive lieen rellerred to as tlie eountry elulf' Cirassy. and lfelts lor tlie sliield tliat liztngs on tlie sinee tliex were lirst opened Ll lew years ago. lienty lront of tlie dorm. 'lllie dorms liunelion not only as individual units lltill. tlie serviee eenter. provides llteilities loreo-ed dining. sngiek liar. dgineing floor. and at ganne room. but also as ll part ol, tlie Point orgttnizzition. 'lille llie game room is equipped witli ti pool ttilile. Point as 21 wliole lizis tliree eouneils, tlie 'lliotnpson sliulllelionrd. ping-pong taliles. games, etunping Point llxeeutive Cfouneil wliieli liortnulales polieies. 1'flUlIN1lf'Nl- will 4'lUlJS. and volleylitill sets. tlie Soeial Ciouneil wliieli coordinates soeizil liunetions. Soeigil tnetiyities lor tlie Point inelude street dzinees. and tlie 'ludieial Cfouneil wliieli liandles any dis- l'rid.ix niglit mixers. il Halloween party. tlie annual eiplinary prolilems tliat miglit arise. 'lilie area is tlie , H Sno-lS.1ll dtinee. at game tournaunent. and tlie Miss strongest voting lJody on eampus and sent two 'lilioinpson Point Queen eontest and Cioronation senators to Student Ciouneil. lhinee. lirown Hall. seeond lloor. lielt espeeizilly 'llie lixeeutive Clouneil was resp-onsilnle lor estali- proud tlie niglit ol .Xpril ll. wlien yludy Sipes. tlieir lisliing polieies and general govermnent. l-leaded by l'l5H Vtilllllllllltx and retiring queen. erowned llieir President 'llom laliel, tlie fTouneil was responsilile lor l'l5'7 etmdidtite. Nliss Slitiron ftilders. as new queen. many improvements in poliey eoneerning tlie ealle- 'lilie Point is Hdedietlted to tlie lusion ol' living :ind teria. snaek llzir. and eleaning serviee. 'lilie eonstitu- letirningu and tlie latter is not ignored. 'lille dorms tion underwent eonsidernlile diseussion and tlie eontttin eltissrooins wliere residents ettn attend lresli- proposed elianges were voted on lby tlie residents. Campus Lake Country-elubbers enjoy the relaxed, Front row: vliillie 1l,on'Ry.ui, llaiiiee Grieve, lit-rnie lennes, 'llerry lQtlw.irds, treasurerg'l'lionms'l'Q1l'el, president:xlosepli l3rooks.senz1tor, .Xnitu Xnglin. Nl'-1'1't'Itil'X'. f..nol l',t,zwiler, -Indy lill4lltll'ClSlJll. Second row: Gloria ltndatll, Cflmrles XYitlic-rs, Brad Huiteinzi, Ronald lQilIlllJt'l'Lft'l'w,liilI11'S l'ettv, .Xrtliur l iopolflt llttvirl lxaesir, Rolmert .Ikllll1'S, Nliekey Sparks. ' s i g A at 244 fjflwfffg fu! fn' ffffl m JXj1f'X f.'f'f!.ff',Q!, IH ff' ' , f 'g , ,ff, ff,ff,'11ff1ffmf1 fwfm nffzffwg ffffffi wwf, ,,n,A ,JJ W , fff lffff. flfffzrzvzzg ffxzzffffhgflf jw ffz'1fffx ll nfffxfff. Hflllflllfil f1f'1nmI1 !.m jffr xf1lrfr111'1f11111zg' Hx fffnfzml In lfn fzwmf wzffffzzfx ffzfzng rffzffzm. informal atmos here P '7IIll Ijlllffvl' fffrfkx nl! Afllllfllfgl 11x Qlnfy .SUM M 1,fg'1'g1fLf ljllfffl. 1211.4 Hx fm fff1!f..S'!1m'n11 -xllflfffh fn .1l1H 'lfzfzffmfzf Pfmf WUI' !'l.'5'f. X fl, ,V xx 5: Q 1 A ' V ,-MT rv . -My.-. g ,T Jw, 'Effi- i ff: - f '5'3 ' J f fff1ff,f'zm M ffm! f7!ff1! fffflfffg fff, C f. ' w ffm ,ff,ww,,,ffw fl! ffm Pffmf ww xfr1f1'f Ilfx f. 'Hffi ,nf I-J mf., f fff1H,1ff1ffJ. if f 2 i 5 x I Huff w HIIIHN. ffqffff fffffMw, f,'1f'f,f1rffgf,'1f1w gf, my ffff fm fx! NA mm I ffm. ffm ,Off H2113 fffwfmg ffffmf fff Ufflffl 1 ff,'1,I H f . ,.., z A ? 5 4' ' E4 i , , -S Q a :- 1x 15 245 l'l,tJUR l Front row: Cllcnclcll liylmcc, lmroy .Xclicnlmcli, lluvc Slice-ks, fl'f'iiSlll't'I'1 Toni Aclanis, socizil clmirxnzuig llill XY1ir1'cii, pn-sitlcnt: 'llizicl l'lI'i't'IlLill, vicm'-prcsiclcnt: .losc Puig, iuclicinl t'lldll'II1Llll1 Ncil lllmcrsolclt, soci.1l clmirinzinq Braid lluitcinu, 'l'.l'. cxccutivc councilg l,zn'ry lN1c-ye-r, sitlilctic clmirmmi. Second row: Clliarlcs Clllllffll, lloniilml l'4'z1lmocly, llwiulit .Xllcn, Ronald Wilcox. Bob XYliitc-,qlocl Clolculolin Rm-ich, lmll prcsiclcntg cilI'Lll'Cl Scckcr, .Iohn l,ong1nc-ycr, Ray NVci'tlis. lliiwiw-iicc .Xsn1usscn. Third Row: xlohn Gait- sclicnlmcrqcr, Nlgilclius lizikcr, .Iohn Nlillcr. rcsi- clcnt lcllowg xlolin Nolmlmc. Cllizirlcs Xyi1l1X'7Llllit'l1- lmuiig, 'llioinns lXli-C51-mil, XYilliuni Allison, Noi'- nuin Yiolgx, l,vlc Rcvss, llilc lloclcniicli. lV'l.CJUR 2 Front row: l rnncis Burlm, social qiwl cliziiriniin, Don Krug, social cliziirinung Rolmvrl 1 S Brown social cliaiirlluing l,zu'1'y Jackson, zitlllctic Cllllllkllllllll lhvicl Gintcr, ti'czisurci'1 Rohm-it Barrick, Vicc-prcsiclcntg l.ylc Hunslcy, prcsidcntl .Iolm lXlzu'cli, S1'K'l'1'fl1I'Yl Hzlrolcl Ulf-in, lX'l.R.H. council: .luck l,zu'gc 'F.l'. iuclicial council: l,ouis Black. Second row: Paul Brcstin, Hugh Cllurk, l,ouis liulmnovicli, Kcn Hzivcr, Rolncrt Bulli- incstcr, llzuncs llcll, XY2lI'l'l'Il lX'lclNlillcn, Cliziilcs .Xnclci'son, Nili- Cllilton, lin-nt Cole-iniui. Clilliorcl Ciolf-ni.in, liolmcrt Scliinnncl. Third row: Kin- nitli Hormll. liirncy llroxsn, Sain flUlll'IXK'lilQllI. Cflizirlcs Scliall, Ciliiuhlcs XX'4icl1-, Ronzilcl IJ4-girly, Rom-1' Chirtcr, -loc Simons, iw-siclcnt li-llowg l,1u'i'y CI.unp.-Icrry ligitcnigni, .Xl Cfnputo. Nlilqc Cflizintos. l l,OUR 3 Front row: Ronulcl Clizipiiigni l,a1'ry 5lillc1','l'4-cl FlllllillUllS!'l' sociail cliziirinzln: Ronzilcl l'cClci'scn, scc1'f't4u'yL l,zn'1'y -Incolmcr, tx'cz1Si1rci'1 Ioscpli liruno, vicc-p1'csicl4'nt1 Xxiiiylll' Kuncl, prcsiclu-nt: Uonulcl l'ii'lcl, social ClI2lll'll12lIlQ.ll-111108 Pctty, 'l'.l'. cxccutivc council rcprcscntzitivci lguncs lNl4iQ.n'io, Roln-rt Cin-vii judicial l'lllllI'lNkilll lllloclcricli Kcy, rcsiflcnt lclloxx. Second row: lon lioczkicwicz, liclwzircl Coulson, Rolmcrt Ualnn, Qllizirlcs lllL'fQ't'I'SUll, Tliolngis.lm-cllickzi, Skip King. licrnic l'l,I'lt'liSUIl,-Iflllll l c1'1'is,AIi-1'1'y llskolfi, Ronzilcl XYol1lwcnrl, -Izuncs Clzirrison, llaw- liuclilia-im, Riclmrcl XN'cm-cl, Gary Cfowzni. Third row: lhvicl flillcspic, l.ouis llingc, Ronzilcl Cunclilli, lion liullcstro, lirucc Romain, l.con Hzuics. Kvo 'luck Cllioo, Riclizzrcl lloncs, Cflizirlcs Douhct. Clary Clroclwr, Rolmcrt lNlcKcclinic-, tlcrry Dunn, XYilli.1n'1 Conn. l'l.OfJR 1 Front row: Kan-11 XY:-111111-11. Flilivrv- dora Polito. Liuclicial cl141i1'1n11n1 Pattx' Ciliciuclniii. social cl111i1'11141111 Xl.11iily11 .Ii-nlgiiis. t1'm1s111'1-11 Billif- Lou Ryan, Fl'.l'. cxcciitiw' council: -1111111 l,v1111v111 pix'-Siclr-11t:kI1111 Liinlcunilm, 11-eiclciit ll-llmx: Vivian xlL1I'QFl'I1Illlilt'l'. xicv-pu-Qiflviitz Aloiinic Burnclt. scc1'c't111'y:lNl111'sl1g1 Fliiillcy. Sumn l5t'lFI1.1l cl. Susan Hailconi. Hunniv Ickinun. Second row: Bonlvn Bf'z1vc1'. Klanct .Xkr-rs. Slllifllll l'mm'11. lluclx' Xililvllfv. Patriciii Brunt. .Xnnv Rliorli-Q. Clirolyii Polilingin. Diginm- Blow-iiikcr. Sl1.11o11 l.inclf.1x' Uorotlix' Pz11't11i11. KIQ113' lnucks. Bz11'l1.11'.1 Cinn- sm,-11 XI.11'sl111 Ryxiii. Third row: Judy Xvlmii. Sl'1lI'lf'X' ClOL'lll'.iI1. Judy l5i11'lir'1'. clorin 1151-41s111'f'1'1 lionnic Fl.L11'Ilf'l'. clorin si-c1'ctz11'v: xlulii- llivtiick. Cflaucliii Ckisu-lo. doi-in Social cliziiriniing kloiin Nllircliilcloii. li.itl1x' XXF1'iQl1t. Kluliv St.1lli11'cl. Ndncx' Nlziiliiill. Clorin sporw cl1.1i11111.111: .Xnuic Hodgv, lmlai l..11nl1. Nl.11'tl111 Ciuiiic-xy IFIAUCJR 2 Front row: CIl1111'loLtc NlcHf-nrv. 1':'Siclc11t lkfllowg Sliviiy Soiiilvy. Bonnie- Bruin-. lilo1'i.1 Yallosiu. Cicuol l'llZXX'llr'I'. FFP. vxcciitixw- council: Ci21I'OlYIl XYillia1ns. judicial L'll21ll'1UiiI'lI Kar Cllmsc. social cliiiirinanz Carol RickQ1111c1'. pn-sicli-111: Ruth lraxw-llc. t1'c-iisiiiw-1': l'.1t XXFini1ns. vicc-pn-eiclc11t1 Cionnii- Io Houston. scc1'v11111x': Olcta Gzillnnuitli. social cl1ai1'1n1111: juclitli B1'oxx11. Susic Nlillcr. Second row: Kiarcii Ci1'g1l1i11n. Klart Sinitli. Silivl Igo, l1is1oi'i.111: Slilmuii lljvrgl S.11'1cl111 Krif-iikf. .X1111ctti- K1-iiipcio. Saiiclrgi BIlllIlf'1'. F11111 Dalv. lflizcilve-tl1 G.1l1r11'. N.1ncx' xloliiisoii. NIAIFY XY1-Q11-1'1nz11111. Pcitriciii iloiiiw. Third row: C1l1c11'l1'11c Scliliicti-11 lwullvtin lnciiircl cl1.1i1'1ng1n: Siuuili jo Sllllfll. Nlollx' firuss. Siinclini l7l9l1f'1'. lluliii cllllllllll. lSvx'v1'l3' QltFJlt'lI1.ll'I. Suriv Havvs. YPOYIQ cl1.ii1'1ni1n1 Kg11'r'n XXF1-1'11ei11u. Iolin Hcillr-xp l,incl.1 Hoixiu-. KI114111111- Cfiixi-Y. Vluclitli Ioliiiwii. IFIXJCJR 3 Front row: B1'iQit.1 Flk-llc. xlmin Grfwii. vicc-ni'e'siclc11t: 'luclitli Hall. sports 1111111- g11v1'.-Iiicly Hirilf-Q. Sociiil cl1Q1i1'1nan: .Xnita l.ul1lu1. Qocial cl1f1i1'1111111. Bn-11r,l.1 :XlCN'l'SCl1t'l. niowiclviitz l5111'lJ111'.1 Irwin. tlil,'LiSlll'C'IAI lJl'LiI1I'lf' lilll'l't. Svc- 1':1t111'x'. Alcinicc fi1'icx'1-. 'l'.P. cxr'c11tix'c council: ClL1I'UlX'I1 l,C1lCll.klllfllC'l1ilCl13l1FI11Lil'1Z K1ll'r'I1 .XCl.lIl1S. clfwotioiis CllL1l1'1l12jI1I Donnii Blasr-clq. rciiclviit ll-lloxv. Second row: Siu-il.1 l 1'C1zif'1'. lIK'dllIlK' Yinc. Julie Nlili-S. l,x'ncl.1 XX'ci1'. K1llFQ'I1 Nlillvix Clonnif- Alolinstoii. liiircn Rc'i11l1c'-i1111-1'. P1-ggx Klclxflllillllx. lfllx'11-Nlliv .XClit'IFlHLl11. .xlflullii Clon- Q114111 .Xnitz1.Xn:lin. Robin ljlllifiill. Third row: SLIZAIIUQF' Sinitli. Ckiioolvii Nl41141i11. Uaincx' lxliill- rlici. xluclic NXF.1sso11, 'Io.Xnnr- l.llSFt'U'l'. Briuiltc lXl.11'scl1.1ll. l3i111111Q1l3oll. Cigirol Kliiisc-l. 511141 Nlillspaiiigli. lluclx' XY.1xx1izo11m-li. AlL1llt'lIll' NXFg1mo11. Thompson Point fi???'fFF??? fi W ' ' FF F F' F' E VTR if 331451, Qi tzphfl E 1 . is 1 x 1 F 9 . Bougrer Hall 247 Thompson Point Q 5 QQ Xl io 2 Brown Hall l l,INJR I Front row: lJ.1x'i4l li.1m1nIv1'. Iu- fIii'i.1l m'l1.1i1'111.inL lknnis XX IIIIVIKN. x'ic'1--Viwsicli-111: l'.1uI llill. i1'fl'l'ltlliY1 lolin f5st.m'lIo, proxi- clm-nti lloxx'.n'cl l'incl41lil,sl:o1'ts Cll.lIlAIU2lI'll Riclmrcl Ron-r, soc'i.1l rl1.1i1'111.1n1 lX'r'nclc'll xyrllfll 'l'.l,. l'Xf't'llllX't' t'0llIlt'Ill lmr- l'lI'f'fIlIlK'IiSUIl. tx'm'.is111'v1'g Kwnt Klovplins, Second row: l'lx'm'1'm'tt Cin-go1'y, llxxqini- You lloowr, Clliqirlvs Gould, 'lzunm-s fiI'4'l'I1, Ronald llamg. lNIvlvin lNIgn'kl1zun, Harx'm'y C,91'.111clslnIl, TTC'l'l7i'liI Korlli, Clark IIIIYIIIIIIQIIN, Cory llimio. Third row: XX'illi.11n Ht'Sf'l',-II1lT1t'S G4-sty, Bill cil'lM'I1I1t'1iI. Rolmvrt lrlf-sc-1', Ruymoncl Hung, iivorgc- 'liilSC'lll'1', frfiilll l,ittl4'. liinry Gt-ntlv. lmll pn-siclvnt. Fourth row: ,lorry Gulzlvr, l,mI KllQ'll'l', l.ill'l'X' ljortvr, XX'.1lI.au- lXlr'- Doualcl, Riclmrfl Nlolla-y, Hmolcl Bl'l'l'llISC'IT. lhvicl 'l'.n'lo1'. rf-sicli-nt If-lloxx. FLOOR 2 Front row: l,e-on.u'cl Patton, judicial Cliziirinzmz Rolnvrt Bfzzclsc-xi, IXI.R.H. councilg Ivrltx' Galioto. sc'c'1'm't:11'x': IHIIIUS Uoolning. trvas- lll'l'I'l Richard IJUNNIIPY, x'ic'c'-plvsiclclltl Cliarlcs CIm'lsc'n, prcsidvntg .Iolm Connolly. social Cluiir- mnng Ronald Ri1Il'1lJ1'I'QPI', T.l'. vxvcutivc council: Dc,-nnis Solon, sports cliairnmn. Second row: U1-nnis Hi-1'lJc'1't, .jon Froliock, Dc-nnis Kay, Donald Huglics, ilauncs Finlc-y, Larry Ste-wart, Donald Pilncy, Ti-cl Hutton. Carl lXfIc'ic1', I.a1'1'y Ionvs. Third row: Icrrv Stone, Tliomas Izxnctz- ikcy Halsic KIDQ.KI2ill1CS,lCl?lSt', Robt-rt Kopitkv, Iznnvs Ballw, XN'illi411n Pcrkins, Bliclmcl Nation, ilkivicl lincon, l,z11'1'y Stone-. Fourth row: Cflmrlvs Alcan, Cilvnn Huisinga. XN'illiam Kirkwood, Frank Bvckle-y Earle: Huqlu-s, Dann Tutv. Cary Kon- nctl. N14-I Fisvllvlg I't'SIClf1I'lI follow. l l,UtJR 3 Front row: Skip Doinvillcx sports K'l12ill'IU2lIl1 lim-rniv Trgnm-s, 'l'.l'. cxvclltivc Council: lXIzn'x'in lX1l'IlQ,.IUC flollnmn, s4'C1'1'tn1'y1 lid Karr, lXI.R.H. Council: Grcgory Cfzirlson, prvsidontl Ron I.1u'kin, vicv-prcsiclcnt: Daw- rliuuln-, t1'cnsl11'i-1': Hoxxzircl Clzllvin. rvsiclr-nt follow: Clif- liorcl lXIc'Roy, judicial cliairmanq Doug Rein, Second row: lN'illard lvlcycr. tloc- lNInnn, Gvorgc Mc'Clc-llancl, XN'f,-nclcll Bloran, Clyde lippvrson, Iliililiy Rollins, XYallaCc' Pulliam, Kvnt Karstc-ns, Robcrt QDCXUIHZIII, Robcrt 1,1-wis. Third row: Sung Iwo, Huntvr Look. John I.:-lam-r, l,2ll'I'y I.c-Quill, Jim NNY-il1'1', XN'ilIizun Mortonson, Stcplivn B1'lI'l'IH2il1, Dali' Larson, Alain:-s 1,1-ar, Nvil Xlax- wvll, flll,'IHl'llS Bloorv, David P1-tr-1'sc'n. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I o I I I I I I I 4 I I I I 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Ai If'l,UUR l Front row: Rm' Nir'1'111.111, Nl.R.ll, council: D.11'1'cll D1'li1'f'lNlI. tn-11s1l1'f'1'1 David Bandy, social cl1ai1'111a11: David Kacsir. 'l'l'. cxlffclltivc council: XYAYIII' Howcs, YlCl'-lJI'4'Sllli'I1fI Donald XX'cll, S1'C'l'!'ILiI'YQ l,1'lv Smith, lWI'l'Sllll'I1ll lfugcnc lNlclQ11a1'y. Klohn lmwis. xtvsiclciit lm-llow. Second row: .I.u11cs l,l4'1'SOll, atl1lctic co-cl1air- man: John Nlo11lgo111c-ry, llauivs ljf'I'lSl'UlTl. Rav- mond licnd, Cir-ralcl l,orw-la, 'lYlllOIll2iH 'l'alvl, David Pcircc, Nlahlon lXl1il'1fJIH'Y, Rohcrt liiicgv, Torn Swm-11cy. Gcralcl Rohicii. Third row: David P1'1'cix'al. Dick 'lll1.1tcl1c1', athlctic co- cl1air111z1111.jol111 flglldlllll, Carl Bauinann, Rcn- nc-th Dult. Paul Parsoii, 'll P. iudicial council: Gcorqfg Patrick. Clary St'llI'4Jf'fll'1'. NY.1y111- lllllUIIlLlS. FLOOR 2 Front row: AllanxIohnso11.rscrgca11t- at-arinsg .Xlan '.llLlL'lit'l'. BI.R.H. councilg Dallas Bryan. vicc-pr:-sidc11t1 Carl Prosc. prcsicln-11tg Lcn Kalakian, social Cll21lI'IT1ill11 I-larry Kenna-dy, scc- rctaryg Richard Bursua, athlctic chairlnang jim Hayncs, rcrsidc11t fcllow: Nicky Grindlc. Second row. Stanlcc Kucaha, R3y'II1Ol1Cl Rota. Gcralcl Schultz, John Rcznick Jon S1nitl1,qIa111cs Spillcr, Ma1'x'i11 St. John, Ray Knccht, Frcd Sloa11,Joh11 Saundcrs. Hugh Richart. Third row: l,o1111ic Mack, Oscar l'i11kc. Dan SI1YClC1', Rohcrt Pilgriin, Cliarlcs lN'lcyc1', lid Link, llaincs Kircl1olT, Gary Siminons. David SlDf.'llJl'll'lQ'. Xxvillliilll Haycs. FLOOR 3 Front row: Richard McClcri11. 'll.l'. cxccutivc council: lim Cfastaqna, Sports cl1ai1'1nz111, Thomas G1-riclac, t1'casu1'c'1', Bill Busch, vicc- prcsidc11t. Xxvllllkilll ,lldwarcls. p1'csldc'11tg John Beatty, sccrctaryg Clarcncc- NVQ-lch, appcals hoard: Dalc lN'Iarshall, 'll.P. judicial council: Rolncrt Ratliniackcr. lXl.R.H. council: Ronald Bartcls, social chairinang Gary Taylor, rcsidc-11t fcllowg Jack Vaccano. Second row: john klartins, Richard Cross, Ronald Haas, John Towlc. Robcrt Sailttc'-1', john Van Alst, ,David Rc:-vm-S, l,2iNVl'C'IlCC XYagy, Cha1'lr-s xl3IIClCVC4'1', .XlLHYillis, 'Icrry Kcllcy, Gaylcn Krausc, Carl Horn, Clharlcs Stcvcnson. Third row: Duanc 5If'lllf'I', Frank Vcst, KIHIHCS VIlLiI1Uf'l', xlamcs '.l,l2jlllI1HCl', Davc Uphoff, Jcrry Budzclck. Vcrm- XVill16l111, Bob Qll3Ckf'I1lJL1Sll, Ronald Van Gcison, l,liI'I'V Paislc-y,Tc1'ry Sto11c-ciplir-1' Clydf- Douglas, linniis Sullivan. Fells Hall Thompson Point X ,A J '7 .- Thompson Point 250 Pierce Hal l I' IA If JR I Front row: HlllJt'l'IlN'IllILiIl1S, iuclicizil cliiiirmginz IJ.ix'icI Smith, rf-sill:-nt IR-Ilowg Dim Iii inko, prcsiclcntg 'lxiin Ncwkirk, vicc-picsiclciitl 'I'iin Ruclcly, social L'll2iIl'lNi1II1 Ilcl XYitIic'1's. 'I'.I'. vxc-ciitivi' council: Imnnx' I'Il'LlIllit'I, INI.R.II, council: loin XYcIIc1', fXIich1icI .XinsIcy, Rohcrt Zcrlalc, Kc-nnctli Klcinik, Ncnily Cilcnn, IIIIIVOQIUI1' K l'2Illll1N', Second row: loin Holtiniinn. I,in'i'y I'i.ss4-iipicis, Ili-nnis IIIIICICUIIIV. Ililc Ye-mm. I.iin1's I ouIk, Frccl Colvin, .Iiin XYg1Ikci', Qithlvtic cliiiirinzin, XX'ilIig1n1 I'in'tington, Ron P2ll'lit'l'. Rolmc-rt IX'oocl, Roln-rt Iirziiik, I.ynn I'4n'is, John IYimIw-Quill, Ronald Stockton. Don lX'c'IIs. ,Iiin fiilmiici. I I OUR F , 2 ront row: H1-rlic-rt Brown, vicc- 4-siclcntz Stcnlicn Iiarnisli, Donzilcl Bi-gigs. PV I iucliciziry lpozirclg Ilcldic- Simpson, Horst IXI1ii'scIiuII. prcsiclr-nt: Donald Holtcninp, fl'f'iiSllI'l'I'l Robcrt Klgiincs, 'I'.IJ. t'Xt'ClltIX'i' councilg John Iiiqando, sc-c1'ctaii'yg hlzirtin IIz1rx'r'y, sports cliziirmain: Ifrccl Kuhn, Qlcrry XhvIfU'Il21llI'l', IN1.R.H. iocprv- sc-iitiitivc. Second row: IXIQii'sIiiiII Iiiirclc-line-ir, IXIci'1'ick Scliwzirtz, assistant social chciirinnn, Ronald Bischoff, Curtis SClli'IlII1Ql'I'. Richzuicl Johnson, Ilonzilcl PU4'IJL'Ii,tIi1IlIl'S Ilunczin, Cliarlc-s Iiolicrnns. Kcn Crost, Ilziylnoncl Hosncr, John Cfcirlislc, rcsiclc-nt Icllow. Third row: Gary ffzii'pcntc1', YlIl'l'l'Y IAICIXYZIITIS. Iionuld Blili1'I'.,qI21lIN'S Hrziinlct, Nlikc KC'1'I1, Ron Hayncs, Ron I,m-iitllcrs. .I if lncs .XIIison. John Dixon, Ilonalcl Iiiooiclzi, XX'4i3'iic Clonistock. I'I,f XJR 3 Front row: Ifrccl Ray, rcsidcnt In-Ilowg Ilzivc ciliI'f'II, social clmirlnzing Clary Chol- SOI 1. scci'ct4ii'v1 Don XYAVIHZIII, 'I'.I'. cxccutivc council: -Iiinilionluiin, IJI'if'SILlI'Illl Nlikc Yvsscll. spm irts chziirinzin, I,11r1'x' Iorclzin, lI'I'liSlll't'lA1 Iulclcn Iirziiicr, juclicizil councilgl loc Brooks lim Hzillcrs, I cl XX lc h d 4 JI o I I 117 . Secon row: S1-w C s 11. N uri' Iiziiscr, Roy I'II'iiZIl'li. -lim Rziyinoncl, luck Iicjiin. Stcplicn XY4iItci's, Ilcl .XcI1iins, Holt Roclgcrs, .Xnclrcw Ilcwvcs, l'II'1'Ll Ilunciin, Uiiziiif' Iioclccn. Third row: Ihoinzis IJ'Nc'z1I, Don Coats. Iilalc FI: 'SlJllI , ginics Stinson, iin Oshornm-, Kcith L .I .I Prolxst, Norinzin Inckson, IJUI1IlIl'YIIIiVlUI'. Nicholas iinit. Sain Riiqqlvs. Aliiim-sXN'l'iy1v, Ricliiircl XXX-hh, I'g1lll I'.iQm', I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1'1.1J1JR 1 Front row: c11IlI'1.1 '111111.11l. 1.1! 1-x1-1'1111x'v 11111111111: Cf.11'111 Ciox. 11311111 11l1.111'111.111: I11111' H.1.1Q. 11.111 11'c1'1'1.11'x': K.11111'v11 CI1.11'14. 11111111.11 1'11.1111111.111: 5111- 111'.11111111Q. 11'1'.11111'1'1'1 1 R11l11'1'1.1 N11111111, x'11'1--1111111111-111: 41.111 11.111-1. p1'1-11111-111: N1.11'1.111 151-.111. 1111111111111 5.111111 X1-xv 17l'1Jll!1l. 111111.11 1'11.111'111.111: 5111.111 111111111. xflfbisil 1'11.111'111.111: 1.11111.1 1'1.111. ff-1111.1 KI11111111111. 1'f'N1f1f'I1I 11'11f1X1. Second row: tI11.X1111 1.11111-1-. S1141 1'1.111'I11-111, XI.11A111.1 1111. 1411111 511111111111-1'. NI.11111x'11 Ig11t1l'IV. Cf11111x' XY1111-1-11-13 S11111.1 N11111-11. 171'.111111' Rf,NQ1f'1A. N1.11'v 1X'111f1111.1111.xI1111x' .XQ111f'Xv. 1'.1111.1 1.11111'1111111. 11.111111 1.v11.11'g1'1'. Third row: l1ll11Y SL'11I1K'1t1f'I'. .XI11l.1 H111-1'111-1,1. 1'1'uu'Y C1.1111p111-11. 171.1111--1111111111-13 131111111 tI11111'1. N.11111v 11111111111-x'1-1'. 1.111 144119. 1511111111' -111 P1111.11'11. x1ll41X' R1-1'11. Xv11'Q1f' SI111I11. 171X1f- 1Y1l11111. N1.11'x' .X1111 Sl'111.11ll'. -I1-.111 X11-111-11 1'11,f11J1i 2 Front row: NI.111x' 13X1'l1N. lf'N1114AI1t 11-111111: 111111' PllI'C1Y. 11.111 11111101.11 cl1.111'111.1111 1.11111 1111111111.111111 1N',.X..X. 1'1'p1'1-11'111.111x'1-1 S11z.111111- H111-111. 11111.11 1'11.111'111.111: 1.11111.1 '1'.1v1111'. 11111.11 1'11.111'111.111: A111111 I1llQ11f'5. 1Jl'1'91111'I1IQ X1.11'1111'x' J vIY111ll11. 11111111'1.111: V11-1.1 11111pp.11'1. x11'1--p11-1i111'111Q 1.11111 R111111. 1111-.111111-11: Ci11111111- 1X1Cf11I1I111. 11.111 11111.11 111.111'111.111: -11'.11111- fJ19f'I1. 11.111 X1l1'-IJl11'N1- 111-111. Second row: -l1111x' X11111111'-. CY.111111x'11 11111111-. H.11'11'11 Y11111111.11'. CL1111111' C111111111'11.1. 1i.11111'1'11111 N1.111111'. 11.111-11 HIFI-kxv. lI11y1'1- N11111111. 1411.1 NX'111A1111.1114. 511z.111111' 1'11111111'x' S11.11'1111 f.1111111'1. N1-x .1 51.1111-xy c1.il1ll1 111-1111. Third row: S1111,1f'Y 5IJ1'1I1!1'I'. K111111111 fX1.11'1'1111111,,111. -111.111 11lllIl1.1N. c1.iI'lP1 1111111-V. Ci.11'111 131.11. 131-1'11.1111111- 11.11111111111. l.111111- fJ1'111'111-x'. C1.111x1'1'111- K111111.-1.111 S11'111u1'1'. R11111.1 X1111111. NlJl'Il1.1 1Y.1111111. 1i.11 C'.111111111'11. N1.11x' .X11l'1' 111111. 51111'11'x' X11-V1-11 171,111 JR 3 Front row: 13.11111-1U1'1I1SU1'1. 1'1-11111-111 1'1'11l1XX1 KIllC1X' R11'11.11'1111111. '1'.1'. f'x111'1111x'1- 1'1111111'11: .X111111-1' N11LlI'P14'I. Nflcimll 1'11.111'111.111: 1511-1111.1 N1-.111-1. 111111.11 1'11.111'111.111: 111111 Ig1I1f1f'1-. 1111-- p1'1-11111-111: XLISX' IJ1'.1x'11111. 111111c1.11 1'11.1111111.1111 1'.11 Vlllxxi. 11141-11C11'111: 111.11111 1111611111-111111. 11-1'1'1'1.11x'1 xIll11X' 111-1111-1. 111-.11111'1'1': S11.11'1111 XY111111. 11111111 1'11.111'111.111: 1511-1111.1 XX'i111.1111s. Second row: fN1.11'11xA11 X11-1'1'1'. 1'1'.1111'1-1 11.11121-. N11111 S1'.11'1w'. 1N1'1YI1 K11'pf'. 1111111 1.11.1c. 5111.111 11111111.1111. 11.11'l1.11A.1 151-1'11.111111. 111111111 11l'l1I111Q111. 1511111111- N1f'1I'1111i. H.1x'l1- f11'14. 1,x'1111.1 111114. CY11111111- 1'1f111l11'1'11111. Third row: x11I'1.1IIl XYx'11111u'. 15.11'11.11'.1 511111. N1-1.1 131112. Cf.11'111 Slxllll. k11111x' 511111 Cf.11'111 KI1f11J1'1f,f-11, XI.11'x' XQKII1 1i1'111111. -ll1f1f'f' fD1111'1c11. 11.11'11.11'.1 XY11111-. K.11'1'11 11111111111 Thompson Point 11 fm 1'f 11'W11 V1 111 I 1 I ,1 ,. 17 Slljllgllll Hall 251 Woody Hall . , . . , 1 , 1111-151 turlsl .X11c1111oreg1r1s1 111111111 111111w11s liursting its se11111s1 1X11 this t'Xt'11t'l11t'111 11111 terin w11s tlue to the llll1'l tl111t the 81111111 tiroup Housing lor the lsreelts was INDI yet eo111p1e1ec1 111111 tliereliore the 1'11ix'ers11y 111111 to house l1l3 extr11 girls i11 1Yooc1y 111111 utilitx' I'tJUI11S, 11l1N ox'erl1ow soo11 provetl 11 clehnite i1LlX'1lI1lilQt'. llUXYt'X't'I1. when 1J1ll't'l1llS 13111 ro11ecl 1lI'Otll1Cl. 12x'er1'- one w1111tecl to piteh i11 111141 11e1p their 11oor wi11 t11e 1I'1iYt'11I1Q trophy. B-2 North 1111110 out o11 top wit11 ll wi1111i11g t11e111e o1'1XI11rc1i C1I'llS while B-2 South r1111 il elose seeoncl wit11 Ll Quiet Xv11111Q,t' 111C'I11C'. Norn1111ey XYLIN then resuniecl 111111 the girls settlecl clown to Ll l'Olll1I1C 1i11eo1 1luesc111y night 11OllSCI11CCf111QS, XYCClI1C'SClL1f' I1lQ111 clevotions. 1'r1cl11y 11ig11t cl11nees. 1111cl Slllldilf' 11ig11t e1111c11e1ig11t ee1'e1no11ies. with 11 Cllldlllily of quiet hours l11I'OXVIl i11 for goocl IIICZISLIIT. F1111 ter111 XYooc1y H1111 1'iee-presic1e11ts sponsored ll c11111ee liCll1LlI'1Il.Q the 1,11 Collins Trio. with the pro- eeecls twhen eo11111inecl with si111i111r cl11nee pro11ts in the winter 1111c1 t11e spring1 going tow11rc1 11 511511-21111 sel1o111rs111p for 21 deserving resiclent. New Student 1Yee1i 11etivities for t11e liI'CS11IU2lIl ineluclecl 111C11' 2i1lCI1Cl1l1Q the 11111111111 party 111 Cl-Ree, heing servecl Su11C111y clinner hy 1110 ofheers 111161 resiclent 1e11ows. zincl ineeting t11e 11ew 11e11c1 resident C'O11I1St'1U1'. Miss Bohhie C12i11llXVL1y 1'ron1 ISNU. .ixflilill this 3e11r. 1Yooc11's t'il1iC1CI'11l progr11n1 w11s t'11I'1t'llt'Cl hy the 11111111111 '1'111111ksgix'ing 11nd f11lI'1S11DilS c'1111cl1e1ig11t clinners. p1us t11e 1SSLl1lIN'C 0111110211 tiekets to 111e11 110111 1Jowcle11 1111e1 111inois .Xvenue Resiflenee 1111111s. 1X1so. the stuclent-oper11tecl s1111e14 11111' pro- viclecl Y2ll'1OllS IIICLI1 Sl1l3IJ1ClUt'I1lS to study hy in t11e t'ill'13' ll1Ol'I11I1Q 1111e1 111te evening hours. XVooc1y H1111 2lC'l1Yt'1y p11rtieip11tecl i11 t11e student gox'er11111e11t 11etix'ities t11is XCQII' by sending c1e1eg11tes to t11e N11tio11111 Student .XSSOi'12l11OI1 CTonx'ention i11 XV1Sl'UI1S1I1 111111 111so live c1e1eg11tes to SOLll11CI'I1qS own Il1OC1C1 Lvnitecl Nations. 111 11clc1itio11. 111st spring XYooc1y H1111 resiclents sent out over 51510 letters to their clOIlQ,'l'C'SSII1Cll urging support oll the bond issue lor 1111 engineering sehool 111 Soutliern. 'L-Xq1111tie 111usions was the t11e111e of 111st YCEIIJS Spring FOYIHZI1. 111 whieh Bi11 Norvell was erownecl 1XIr. VN'ooc1yi' while the F111ttoppers 11nd t11e Tempos proviclecl n1usie111 e11tert11inn1ent. Softball. h11cl1ninton. 11nd ot11er sporti11g equipn1ent w11s pureliasecl t11is XCLII' for t11e use ol' the residents. A 11ew Hi-Fi set proviclecl 11OLll'SOfC1ZlI1C1Ilg' pleasure. Girls! And more girls create an uproar of fun, Front row: 1111111-t B11-1-111. st11t1e11teo1111r'i1sc-1111to1'1 Sandy SL'1lIll1SSl'lll', ll'l'LiSlll't'l'Q 1'11t1'iei11 Clruse. St'liI't'liil'YQ Cf11ro1y11 f1i1I'lSlJll. pl'l'SiLl1'IlI2 ffiifftll' Fiillillv. vief--p1'esitlf-111: fl111'1e11e 1,11ws, iuc1iei111 t'1l1i11'lI12iI11 Rita N1o11,soei1i1e1111i1'1111i11. Second row: NZIHCY SIt'X't,'IlSUIl, presiclent .X-23 M111-11111 Massa, presiclent B-1 Southg SLIZZIIIIN' Sl'1lZl1lillt'lk, presiclf-11t B-3 Northg NfJl'Il1ii 1X1ooc1y, president B-2 South: C111L'll'11l1l' Uyeus, presiclent A-11 .Xnne Hoskins, president B-3 South. Third row: 1'11triei11 1,,1111tl1r11111, Pl't'S1Cl4'Ilt B-1 North: 1X111ry IJl'I'I'1I1QfOI1, president CI-11 Georgia 1xlt'2lQ11t'I', IJl'f'S1Cl4'Ill B-2 North: Sharon 1 1 7 Nlills. pitesiclt-11t,X-fp Bre11c111fe11, IJIif'S1flt'I1fc1-il 1N1111'ytIo Cloz11c1, pn-sic1entCI-H. in 1 . , , 4 U , M, , .. ,Q if-1 K A ,1 1 1 f A 1 I xy: 3 71:17 ?:1ff' 4 13 A 'Nur' if 1, SK - 4 1 252 7' 6 i' H Nw fy? vI,,' 7' V ' W, 1, ,V 1,0 v, y'X'w,, ,f ,' N 1,.,N 1 i 1 11,1 , fff.'ffff.1.,mf, f fff,-w14.11. 11' 41 11:5 anxietv. and excitement -Nj'.'ffI'1f1! fl Vx fqffw f ,fx -1' fl'-fr, ,1.,n 717x'1.'ff'f 'fv L., f'f !'1ffl 'f'fP 0' M fifffv UI' vw ff' fzff In 1, fiffgx. nw mx. ' ff' up-f, I.. ff L ap EF, f 5 21 E5 Q, Q f Woody Hall ' ' V gi S wa 2 We Q19 45 tb ig' S 'fl 'jgwsg' QF' v , f yt? ' H12 4, 21 4 .5 5' I 'Q ' 4' . Lx- ,A , .QA-. 4... 1' ' ist i F, Eb F. L Q S6C'l'l.0II ml 25 4 l l,fJlJR I Front row: iNl.n'ir'lt41 .XlN'l'llilllli4', iiidivial c'li.ii1'in.in1 lliiclx' Young, si-i'i'i-wry l,imI,i .XlI1SXK'lJl'lll. sivcigil l'llilll'Il'lAI'l1 lfligirlini- llyciis, plwsiclviilg liHS.lYUIli' Xtor, x'ic'i'-pi'4'sicli'iil: Phyllis Rziviiizi, t:'1'.isi11'i'1'g Slmrun Kay l,nwcli'1'. in-eiclviit li-lloxv. Second row: -Indy XX'ilLis. llonnii iftililwc-ll. lion-rli' llnlnni-s fXI.n'tl1.i litniksoii, Nl.i1'ilyn 'l'.1sull', Nlilcliwl lQUS1'I1lJlllll1, SIU-llm Cflimitf-, Roxio Siininuns, Third row: Nlinw' lllflllillll, CII14-ryl fiolko, 'l'lii'ling1 Klinllii-islii-il, liuniiii- l5.n'ni-It Plivllis l5.ii'tl1'lt, .Xnn Nlillvr, li.1Illl1't'Il XN'liiif'lfu'l., Lois llf'l'lif'li. l l.U1JR 2 Front row: fXl411'i'izi SlJl'IN'f'I', nwiilviil livllowl liillllii liviiv, rvligioiis l'llLlll'1Il.lI1 ol wuocly ligilll Nltiiiligi liimtsvli, x'ic'i'-pix-Nimlviiti Pliyllis Rhino. iliiliiligil c'l11iirinzin: Nzincy 5l1'X'i'Il- sun. pivsicli-lit: lilin lizitvs, ll'1'llSlll't'l'Q Nlnry Chiiiiiia-lil: s1'L'l'l'IQil'YL .Iiidv lxlQlClU'IlZlf', social l'll21lI'IllLill1 .lvri Slit-lton, ri-ligious rli.iiiiiiiin: iXldl'Qilli1'l B.lI'liOXX,JllI1l'cillll1IlllI1LfS. Second row: Donna lllifllll ilzifolr- lllI'LiII1IIl1'l, Qliiclitli lliwnir- Clunniv King, l r.1m'i's Kin-witz, lilouisv liitton Inclitli lninr-, .Inn lilvvin, rvligioiis l'llt1lI'Ill2lIlQ Kiirvii Cllnylmiigli, Alinx Yoiinians, Rust-iiiziry liiissr-, Kim-n Ninis. Third row: Stvllti ffutlin, luflif- Biiiiiilvt, llliiiiii' Hoskins, lNltii'Qr- llirks. Siu- lim-llimrcl. l,incl11 Brooks, Niiiivx' ,xllLl4'l'SUIl, Sliaron Stoke-s, livtty l'inkr'1'ton, .Xlliiilyn liiircl. Kin' Clolln-rl, IJQ-ll.1iXikvi1. Q FIX HJR 3 Front row: l5ai'l1zii1i lilliiioiv. lrmis- im-rg Snr- XYzilt4'i's, social c'l1.ii1'inzin1 Nl.notl1.i Tripp. si-wi-lgiivz Alaicqiivlim- Hound, kiiicliciiil C'llkiiI'Ill2iI11 Susan l'.1isti'i'clziy, x'ici'-pwsiclm-lit: Slim'- on Nlills, lJl'l'SlCll'Ill1 .Xnn 'lllll'lll'l'. ri-siclonl livllowl .liicly Cook, Robby 'l'iiriic'r, Chunillzi Cflif'st1'i', login 'lining Kan' 'l'i':iqiii'. Second row: Nlnris Stasi-11 Cinrol XYf'ssiiiaiii .Ioan Dawkins, Ri-lJi'c'cx1 'IR-nnvson liolmlmi Dustin, lN'..X..X. l'i'lJI'i'Sl'I1I.lllX'f'Q -Iam-ti lfvlil, Noriim lioiirsvy, Uoiis lfilvs. AI.1m'c- Siitlvr, ixlliliflkl liivlcls, tI.n'ol l.m-1' flux. Third row: Rusnlir' lillison. ll21I'lJ2ll'2l CilJX't'I'Sl0Ill', Huniiif- Smith, l,iml.i S4'.n'li-s. ligirlmziini Cfliairroii. 11.11111 'lliati-, Slmruii CI1'owc'i'ol't, liairlminai Yziclimn. rc-- ligioiis t'lliill'!IlAlli Hopv Hznnillon l3ii1n.i Stahl- llf'lN'l', Hina Stnlillir-lJr'i'. I V I P l I l n 3 Q 1 l r i 1 1 l l i 4i 1'1,fJOR 1 Front row: Sx'1xi.1 111x'1o1'. I'l'N1L11'I1I 4 11-111mg A1.1111' C'1111Qi11Q. wci.11 t'1lti1I'II1.iI11 .If-.111 1,1'!1Sl'1l, 1X'.,X.X. 1'1'p1'c-w11t.1tixf4: 1.1111-1 1J11xx111'11 , . , . . t1'r'41w111'111': 11.111 1.111111 sf-c111'1111x' 1.111'1c'1.1 1.1l11- ' r111'u111. 1JI'4'9ll1f'I11I C.1.111.1 Imxw. x'11'1--1111-s1111'11t: 1 xIlli1X' H1111'11w1'. 111611011111'111111'111.111: 11111111 111'.111x1111. 1,11iQ 1I'XX'1I'l. 1-1-l1g11111s 1-111111r111.111. Second row: l1.1f1yll 11.151111-1' N1.11'y i1111,1n'11-111-. C..11'111y11 1.11111- 11111, 1'iX'UlII1 c11lU1l, 1Y11'11c1,1 S1'ix'.1p11i. -1.11111 Cfo11if'1'. 1,.lll11l1l' lT11111'1'11PlN1. 1i.1.1i111- 1J.iliK' .I41I1f'1 1111112 1411111 11111121 1.111 1,11g'111, 8114114111 1.1111-lmx. Third row: l1.11'1411-1 1111g11xo11. 151-111 KIUIIVN. .XIII1 T 121111:-11 1'11x'111s 131-111u11I. 1D1.111f- 11.1xir1w11. 1.1- lric'i.1 1'iI1lJ1J, .1.111ic1- l1.1I'I'1'11. -111c1x' .1111'1v1111. 1.1111 15111111-. 1'.1if.1111-111 i1.1xp1-1w. f14l'f1f' R1VN1'I'. 111.111 1..111.111.111. 1 1.0UR I Front row: 1-11-11111 Smith. l'f'N1C1t'IlI 11'111m': 1311111141 1 .11'11'x'. 1.1I1C11l 1X'1111.1111s. I'l'11Q1UllS ' 1'11.111'111L111: 1411111 5l'11.i11I1f'I'. s1-1'1'f't411'y': 11.111 X11 ' son. 1'r'1iQi1111Q c'11.111'111.1111 Sg11111y X11v1k1'. 111dic1.11 131141111 c'11.1i1'11111111 11111112111 511'11Q11e'11 111'1'Q1L1e'11t 1'z1l1'1vi11 N1ic'111'1S. X'i1'1'-111151111-111: Rim 151111111 t1'e-11s111'1'1t: fX1r111nd.1 1'1t'l1!'I't'I'. s111'i.11 1'11.111'1111111 C411111 Hmm- 1X..X..X. 1'f-p1'1'Q1-11l.1t1w'2 13111 15.1111'x No11111f- 1X1.1c'1Do11.11c1. Second row: c1.lli1t'l1t 1..1xxs. K1.11'x' Sue' 11r'11s11.1w, 11.11 Cfrtmx 1'1'iwi1111 Nic-1'111a1111. 11113'c'v .X1111 hvIJllI11'if'I'. 5111117111 11110141111 llianf- 13.1x'i11so11. 8111111-x' 151111111.11111. 1i.13' 13.11 thing. Cf.111o11'11 1.1-Y1'q111'. N111.1 Kay P11111-Y. .111 .X1111 SQU11. 1.o1'f-tm Yoh. Third row: C:11l'lJ1f 1 z111iZzf1. A111111 Lvl'11III12iIl q1llC1Y 1'11Il1f'1'. ,1111111 1'1SC1lI11iiI1Il. 15-1141111111 Siouti. 1 .1x 1Jt'IrxI'SUI1. .X1111.1 17.111-11pc11't. 1Jl11U1'f'Q Clruw. -1.iL'ClL1t'1YI1 H1-11111. c..il'H1 1X11c11111-11111. 111-11.1 N1:'1'1'1x1f11t1'1v1'. 1711 N JR 3 Front row: Samiy SLi11l'I11SNt'll1'. 5.11111- 111 N1z1tt111-ws. 1'c'1iQi1111s c11.1i1'111.1111 N1111'i1x'11 X1.1c1o1'iI1. I1'1'z1s111'f'1': N1x'1'11.1 Stock. 1Y..X..X. I't'1JIil'- 1 s1'11t11t1x'c-1 111.1i11c- ix1lliQl'iiX'K'. sof1.11 k'11.l1l'II1QiI1I S112111111c- Sl'11li11iIlt'I', pn-sic1v11tg D:-1011: KI:-1111 1111111-11s. via-1--p1'f,-sicic-1111 Toni Gould. 11111111.11 c1141i1'1111111: .xxI1I1f'IIf' x1ll1'V.i1lX'. Q1-11'c'tf11'x'1 x1QiI1l'1 Hf'111f'l'S. 1'c'11Qiu11s C1141i1'1114111: X1.11'11'11cf 1,11g1'111111111. 1'l'S1C1t'I'lI fr-1111w. Second row: B1-xx-1r1y 1'1iiI1St'I1. Kay N1111c'1'. Ninn Ndgf-l..11111i1l1 1'11'Y. 111141 1X11c1. 541111111 -11-11m'1i11111is. Pr-gm' 1711cokxx1,1'I11. 1411.1 H1-11c1f'1'sc111. R11113' Hii1'i'I'. 1'11l1'1c111 1719111-c1Qc'. Third row: .1ll41Y 1Jll1l'OI. SQ111g111g Cf111111g, R114,11i1- H1111s. Xvf'I'li Nloslvy. fX1g11'ciz1 1X'.11k1'1'. 11141x' '1'1'llI'. Cf11.11'1o1t1- H4iNX'1i1I1S. N11111'v XY.11l1-115. 1f1111- f1li1II1Il1. 141110111111 H.il'l'1IlQllJ1l. X1111'g11 N1lll!1'l'. 114111 Nlilliuan. . wg , . .911-F fg- Woody H2111 f ,J TFT 1 ' . . 'v ,QV 1. 12 1 'I' F, sf ' W ' , - -' -, 5 I. .f-.- , 1 'TQU' 3 x ,i 1 1 ,. .Ja 1 x . .3 E 1. 1, I 13, 4201 .., .,-. 1 -., ,Q 2 , v.. ,,..-' , , S6c'l1'o11 B - A X orih 255 Wooclv Hall o J? vs F E -. -qs. 256 ww- aw fur Sec'l1'ol1 B - South l lA NDR l Front row: Ruth H1-ss, n-liqionsclmi1'- llllllll -Iill Houslvy, XYHXHX. 1'm'p1'vsc'iitz1tix'c'3 Suv l,:1wclcr, Sf'C'I'l'lill'YI .Illlli Pvtty. social Cllillfllllllll Susan l'cz1k,Kii1clicizil t'll2lll'lH21I1Q -Iozinn l'1'i1'st, rvsi- clc-nt ll-llowg Nlartliii Nlzissii, prvsidc-nl: llzinvt Law- dvr, x'iC4--p1'vsidc'nI1 Rosiiliv Robinson, I'1'llLllUllS c'l11ii1'111u113 lN'lzn'y l,11c'kwy, fI'1'QlSlllif'l'1 llc'n1'i1'tta Dc-.ine-. Second row: Suu- Ioclvr. Inn Simpson, K .xy Hudson, Nlzirszlni' King. llc-gov xvllllilllli ' 'Q vs. Virginia Km' Hill. Bvttv' Vick. Rita Nloll, l.lIlfli1Lflflllllllllll,-llllll Cross. l'l,UfJR 2 Front row: Xllllf' .Xnn Clmin, rv- ligions l'll21ll'IllLll1Q l'L1rlJ.11'g1 QiI'Q'l'Il. iiicliciail Cliziir- 7 mzm: Rim Bixikv, ll'l'llSllI'l'liQ l,ait1'icii1 X zililinskirk. XY..X..X. 1'c'p1'm-sc-xitaltivr'1 'lllllllllf' Si'lic'rm'1', vim'- prvsiclcfiitg Nornizi Nlooclv. Dl'l'Slll1'IlIl Suzannc Cill1'l74'l'l, social c'l1Q1ir1n.1n1 Aloycm' Glow-ig svn'- i'c'tg1ryg Yvonnc' Anton, I'l'SlClf'llI fvlluw. Second FO W: kliinvt Points, llrlvm' Stuinpf, CiL1I'UlYI1 fly lNlzi1'ilyn Gcllosky, Iiiln-I l lm-tclmviy ixllllil Rim: .'Xllfll'1'Y l,c'c'l-zronv, xliiclitll Vcnoski, rc'- ligious Clmirnmng Rune-llv lflippin. Third row: xI1'21IlL'tlK' Murphy, Ckiml Cihzipin, Rocln-llc G1 l ' ' -riich, lxuv Sham, Be-tty Griqg, Nlarivttzx Fl4'tclic'1', Kay XX'L1lki'r, -lginicm' Dixon, liin Von Lzinkvn. Fourth row: .Iam-t Hzuiis, Norma Nlilton, Iunc- Iohnson. lovu- Salmon lxliil'Ulll'Q'I v H l isl1vr, Kay llgivis. Sl1.1i'on iirolli, -Innc Schiinpf. Giiviwl Hays. l l,UOR 5 Front row: Nlvlmlif- Olson. He-lvn fNlc'NI111'try. rc-siclvnt ll-llowg Nlzirtlm l.zickc'y. tIil'i1Slll'l'l'I Sum- Sc'x'r'1'so1l. sf-rin-t.11'3': .Xnnc Hoskins, pn-Qicle-xlt. Cfollmm Nclinmn. soci.il Clliilflllillll Su nmlrgi Grillin, I'4'llLfllJllS Clllllfllhilll Clatllim' .X1'm'1isi11z1li, jnrliciiil lJo.n'cl c'lmi1'1ni1nL l,ynnm' l,ziz.n'. Second row: Cili-ncl.i Slllllll, l'm-ggi' l'lf'11cl1-rsoil, liorotliy Smith, lionnim- xYllllJli4'y. iniw lxl2ll'lil'y, Nicki Nichols. liillic' Pvflisgo, Rosc- ziry Orr, -lain' Units, lionniw- lA'i1flll'I'S. Third row: Ckiroli- hitting. Nliiry lN'l1itf-lock. 'l'1'ii'izi Ili ilnniin, Kola:-rin l.41c'x'. Nliirx' l,vnn llz1i'r4's, l,linor Klliniiivr. P1-ggx' liriililli, fllorixi Nlisli- inglon. Front row: 51111111111 l1UIlf'Y. Nly1'11.1 Smith, lX'..X..X. 1'c'p1'1-sf-11t11tix'e'1 Nl.11'Qe- l7,1l1111-y. I't'- liqious c'l1t1i1r1111111L K.1tl1lf'r-11 Nvvl. I'4'll!lOl1i vl1.1i1'1114111: Sl1.11'1111 Nt'Il14'Ill. SQ'i'1't'ItiI'S'l fNI.11'y D1-1'1'i11utr111. IDI-1'9lll1'IlIl Nltime- Uclv. Yicjv- piwsicli-11t: .xllll N.1sl1l.111nl. tire-.1s111'1'1'1 l'.1t1'it'i11 lltistc-11. iiiclifitil c'l1t1i1'111.1111 cltililll Yoiniw-k. social c'l1.1i1'111.1113 l51'Illllti lJ1'XOl'. 1'1-Qicl1'11t lk-Flon. Second row: B1-try S111-wtf. l.i11rl.1 N'lc'lJt111i1-l. .IUlt'Il1' I.:-x'v1'y. l'.1t1rit1i11 H.11'1lx'. lo.111 l'iOt'Il1'IlhiIl. Ci.1x'.111111- cillllltxfl. li11l1f'1'l.1 Iflolstv. P.1t1'ivi.1 SUJIIV. lit1tl1l1-1111 CTli11f'. l'lSIlll'I'iIil1fJII1SUIl. AX1111 NIV:-rs. NI.11'iv lluuliiw. Third row: Nl.11'ilx'11 Nlitti-11cl1111l'. Nlt11'tl1.1 S111itl1. Aluuv lX'f'lIlQ.i1'Lll. llvuitti Bltiflx, Sliirlvv liiw-ze-. B1-tty fit'4JliQt', luis l'.1l111r'1'. 5117411111- Ke-sslc'1'. Rlovfw- lltiIlI'Y. Xl.11'x' Hgwtiv. Hl111'i.,1 NAU-. Front row: Nlfirx' Ruth Ne-wli11. 11-siclf-111 ff-llow: Jain- Kf'llf'I'. t1'c-.1s111'e-1': l 1'.111 Kupncz. XX'..X..X. 1':-pix-sf'11tt1Iix'1'1 B11-11cl.1 Stvw-11sw111. wciiilc-111111-111.1113 Suv lfllvn Slack. wc'i.1l cl1t1i1'- 11141111 .Ioan Spuc-11i11Q. iu1lici.1l c'l1Q1i1'1114111: NI.11'x' In Cicizacl. pix-Qiclt'11t: Br-trv l-l.11't. vi4'v-p1'f-si- tl:-11t: lfivclii Sic-111-1', sr-c'1':-1.1111 Nfiarx' Cottoii. l'r'llQlOllS t'l141i1'111.111: fin-tt'l11'11 SCl1111it7. fIt1tl1- olic l't'llQ'lUllS c'l1.1i1'111.111: l'.1ts3' fi111111f-1111111111 Ruth Ste-i11111411'vl1. Second row: julie' lV,X'.iIli. -Iucly lQv4111s. l'lX'f'lYIl Sf-yi-ig liloriti lSf'l111l-ng lXI111'ykI1-4111 Ste-i11l1f-11Q.kIm111 SCl1lLIK'll'I'. Aluwpl1- i11:: fup.111r'i. lDi.111L1 Kli11f'. 'lllllllf' Kirk Sl1.11'u11 Klitc'l11'll. .X1111vtt1- l 1'.1ilc'v. Kitty KIC- Cilurf-. Kltirx' lill:-11 Nlclilinv. Third row: NI.11'il1r:tl1 -IUl'll.lIl . lJ41t1'it'i.1 Ktilllllttll. Y:-l111.1 Lipton. Plivllii NlclXIill.111. xl.lI'X' llc-ll.: lxuig lit-V111-lx' l'11pv.-It111ic'1' l71'l.l1liL1. Sl1.11'o11 S111itl1. .XIIII Scuitluxiflx. Be-ckv clti1xlit'Il. li.11'l1.11'.1 Ritlqf-. l5i1111.1 H-mf-ll. l'.1t lN'illi11111Q. Front row: Kt1tl1l1w-11 H1111-111-11. li'-ly-gt-.1 Xhittiiw. Klucly Sct11'l11-11 social cl111i141111111: Nlicluil l ostr'1'. tI'lxLiSl1I'f'l'I Sue- lY:'1'11s111t111. x'ic'v-p1'e'Qiclr111t1 Brviiclti fvli. p1'vsiclc'11t: Kay XYt1tf'1'5. svciw-tiiioyz N:111cy Nicolotti. I't'llQ'llJllQ cl1t1i14111a11: 61.114111 XYvl11'l1f-i111. 1't'llQlUll9 clmiii- 111.1111 KIt11'c'it1 XY:-l1l1. B:-tty P.11'kf-1'. lNl.11'x' Lutz. 1'1'si1lv11t fvllow. Second row: Nicki Ross. P41111 Xlitclivll. Sally Ne-w111t111. 111111111 Nix. Suv l'l1-111011. KIQ111 Sc'l11111clu't1ll. Lois 'l'1'11l1vg111. Ni11.1 lXI.u'sl1.1ll. lic-vt-1'ly XX'11lll', Mary Ktiyi- R.1ski. I.lJl'I'tilI1l' Scluvtirtz. .X1'li111- Sf-ibi-rt. Rose-.11111 Ritz. Ntincy Ritrlif-v. Third row: Sl1i1'l1-x'KI11111's. CIl1g11'lutte- RtDl7t'l'IiS. Pc-Qqy Cililluulif-1'. Suv Kltirtz. cJYt'lld l11u1'.1111. Cltirolyn Hart, Ki11xl'I1 Scl1111-icl1'1'. S.11x1l1 Pools: lJUI'lJIllY Pike. Sl1.11'1'1111 Vlilllxllfllltll-tllll. Pat Rohr-1'tso11. ll411'lJ41111 Paul. f. S? J HV!! 1 D -wmv---Z 6? X x 1 f ul 111110111 If 1 l1lc1 X jifffk S nk. in x. l1X: 1 1 I llI'V iv S. nk. 2531 - 41 '11 11 25,1 ff? 1 in 2 I s, ff 32 4., , Illia rllii W i 3 T 5 ' .aw ,fy , .,, . ,xgv-5 .lf I 5 'S g K 1 . i r' t f 3 X -'l A 5 Front row: Dr. Alolin lN1t'Cfall. spfinsorg -Iolin lam:-, pulmlititx fllilll- 6 . inang Robe,-i't Nlaclsf-ii. trt'asiii'f'r, Roy Nic-riiiaiit sf-rim-t.ii'v' Iolin ' . Ostarvllo, pi'c'sitlm'nt1 flllill'll'S Cilir-1-n, xict--pix-siclr-iitg l'liil l iiiipffil. S llcl Karr, xlolin Nilsvn. Second row: Horst lxl.iI'Sl'l1l1ll, ltlimiiicl -Iakaitis, Clvcil Hill, llilf- Sr'liavl'c-i', lYaym- Kunml. llaiwltl Fl:-in .Xllvn Fagin, Robe-it lQkilllIlltlL'lll'I'. Holi Prolilvt, Klan lllllC'lif'li. Third Anotlivi' special activity ul' tlief yt-ar was thc annual picnic' livlcl with tht' YYRH at tlif- lalw during tlit' spring lt'1'I1l. ltlif- 'fhlt NICNAS Rcsidcncc Hdll Qlmmdi Npwnswmd thc Irimil row: Micliatilw I.:-vm, Rolivrt Wt-lltw-i'. I.f-nit' .Xl'lI1'Ill3liK'll. la w . , , . liarv. Rolit-it lallvv. ,Xl'Illll1' llax'nr'. Ricliaifl l.iYlUl','ldIllf'S lioiiliaiii, Fling dance the wcclqcncl licloix- iinalx licgan winterqtiartt'1'. Lf-sliv Iam.-, lmiiiiiiifl liaukf-I. 'lliv XYoiiic'ii N lQl'NlCll'llCf' Hall Cfotiiicil is tmiiipowcl ul ol- iiit n N cloiniitoiit N I lit main lirvrs lioin cacli ol' tlic' wo I ' ' ' Q pti1'post'olltlit' organivation ix to IJI'Ull'llJll' a pmQi'giii1xvliit'li will IIIIIJIIJY1' livinfi staiiclarclx in xvoiiivn N I'm'slClt'I1l't' li illx. - - w Front row: Nlaitlia Klaasa. .ll'l'1'll' ll:-.in Sanclra Rlillnvig lXlai'ilx'n Kiiclita, Ciiarolyn Claixoli. Klart' ll:-iiingtoii. Second row: Pit 'lliuinas, .Iulclinv Srliciwig Rmmsavoiif- ,Xtoi'. xl:-anie Ulsvn. Vnfvlt l llanivzu. Suu NVQ-rnsinan, .Indy l'1n'tlx'. Third row: liincla .Xilis- .4 W!l17l6II..9 R6-9I.llCiIi'C 112111 fnumil wortli, Rita Moll, Connim- Nlfliiiiiiis. Cllantlia Clastvlo, Bmw-i'ly Cult-- inan. Cfarlt-nv Laws. xlavqiivlim- limintl, -Iuclitli Brown. il 4 , 2 Y A X E , if A t E -39? 4 .1 ' MA, ' ' 62- I. V -N . - .xt , Yr f-.fi 6 fr 2 4 Q , i l' 3 3 Q 4 , , . t t Q X f b 'ku at' ff ' rv C, 1 I 4 259 K I s I I I I I 1 'R Q , .' ffff?'1 f'P TWA f QE. A 5 . QQ nfl! , ,I 5. Front row: Kin' films:-, TI't'iiSIlI'l'I .Xnita Lubko. Suzanne' Om-11s, Linclgx 'lQ1vlo1'. Hn-ncI.1 Smile-I, fJll't1l Ciaillmrc-gitlm, Iudv Hicivg, I.i7 r w ' Adkins, scV'c'1'vtI1I'x'. Second row: 'Ibm Sxvm-11c'3',x Fxiallvis BurIx.i, XY.1rr011 fXIcKIille-n, Nvil FIJI-1'sulclt. Ifre-cl Kuhn. chL1i1'11u1u KIn'II'n'x' W Scllwartz, John Clnmnf-llx'. llivv Czire-I-11, Rube-1't BITJXYI1, ISOCIIII! C0u11c'1'f 'IWIIC 'I-IIIJIIIIJNUII Puim Smiinl Cimmcil ix rIwpumiIvlc Ilnn phmnilxq wucinl I'11m'liImm.rl thc Puim. TIN Suu-Ball rl4111Cc xmx hc-Icl Imvimm- C.In'1Nl1n.1x. and .xl LIN' Nprlng IlIl'III.ll Nllw IQIIIIIIIINJII Puim ugh CIWIXXIIVLI nl Ll NigI11uI Klwigllun. A Front row: Rm' lmtf-13 .acixiw-11 SIIZAIIIII' lh'.1x'lun. K.iIIlI'X'I1 c:l.lI'l'i, ' . ' . ' c:.iIlllYIl l,w.u'II. lf'1'Ul'lIf'I'I Cfkmflvlu XYiI!i.m1a. I4llIJt'1l IX'illi1u11s. Second row: I.:-un.u'cl l,.lIUPIl, -lark l,I11'gv, lpldf-n BI'Lillr'Ik, Rulmvrl CQIVVII. L'I1.1i1'm4u1: lhlf- NI.11wI1.1ll. Ciliilsmwi Nlvliuy. I hc IInmxpvmPu1m.IucI1cmIC.uunc1I15 Cmnpuwcl UI wp- 1'e'w11lz1lix'cs Inun mulch UI thc floors III VINIIUIIIIJSUII Point It luiiinlxn Conxiclvr- SUICIUIN and hall judicial PIXJIDICIIIS Inu mlm ucv LIN ll IIICCIILIIIIIQ Im:11'cI Iur giuxi IJIYDIIICIIIA Tlmmpson Point i 2 l 60 of I I I I I . I I I I I I I I I I 1l ' ' I 'ffl 15 9 3 ' . I il 1 4 xx-If Q 4 'QW 'VU ff-:nn 1152233 '5l:'A,i H 4 T17--:gk K C7 -QW' --4'- -.., E411-i:.'--'.f , '.Y:N-Aalg Front row: Sun' xXvi1lI4'l'S, llinclsi Cfulliiimii. Chirul X'lJl'i1ll'l'i. lllnim- lxlllSQI11X'f'. Second row: Sllf' llllvn Slack. Nlvlinclgi l'lf'lll'l'f'li, lin-nclii Ste-vi-iismi, Rita Nloll, l'l1l1lI4lI1LiI'lI lliicly lxlAllif'Illlf'. NlllLllil'l'Il Coll-, 7 - mm' llfnnffi Hull .SWUCIICII CWUIIIICI-I 'llhc Social CfounCil ol XYUUQIY Hall plus .in iilipuiilgrnl mlc in lhc' lixrs ul -122 Qirls. This unix' il lcmlx Cligirgm' ul XYuucly's Sprinsi lioriiigil l,.z P4n'isic'iim'. spurisun-cl lhv Friclzix' night 1'vCu1'cl clnnccfs. and Cliusv the' nc-xx' Hi-lfi. Thc XYOUCI3' Hzilluluclicizil Cifunncil is Ccmipusccl ull il Chair- nizin zincl 12 Boarcl lHClHlJt'I'S. ont llmni cz1Ch Hour. The' fTU11nCil zivcrzigvs about four Casts zz wcvk. thc' inust Coni- inun uH1'nsc'. getting hack to thc' clurln after Closing hours. Wooflv Hall ' 1 ' . ' Front row: l5m'Im.n'.x Gixwii. lla! ll.1ste-1'.-Imly IllllKillf'I'. Cfnlhx .Xrf-ns- man. .Indy l'ui1'ol. Second row: Nlziry .Xnn 'lulvix Susie- l'm-Ak, xIk1I'l1'IIii .Xlmr-1'nQ1tliic'. klozin sIJllK'l'lIlQ. Cf.n'lf-nv l..1xxs. I'l'l.ilI'lllAIlI Phyllis Rising, Sandy Nlii-lk:-, -Invkir' Hmincl. sc'lXl'1'I.ll'X'. f-asf' ' -J .JT gli ,sw 'Q 261 lag! l If l1111!1f111 gi i1n11!111 111 flux wzzf' UNIA7' up .s'11'ii mu' l11111ls1'11.g-I-1111f1'f1'11i fur 111111'r1'1'1l.sl111l1'11l,i . . . .S'1111Il11'r11 ll1f!t, odern apartments furnished married students X l Q 15, i i 3lf'x V l l , fx i l , l l I , i i .A A 11 I , gf' 173 9511 'i . ' 'Z' f ,g .-4-nv' In ,E . wkkfw 5, ' i . 1 I-, rf . zwzfzl'-Q, M, 11 by ,X 5AQf,.g?5E ' If -at it , -X y L M ' fr ' 'Z N7 Kil l 5 gi ' r ' el -- X ' 'l 1 f m4 ' A V . j 2 if nv .. T71 vw -,4,..,., fig S X L A ' ' 0 0 0 ' ' ii ' A . Q 1 ? , ' f 2 3 3-,eil 2 ,L arf? AS y51iiQ'5f 32 A wi1sQ 'ii'1ffYf:-s2j1,'?f 6 'TY'Eff'?z,7 1:ff:23iZ, ' i .. 569 725521 'A Fil P423 l f , 2, as f'f1.52f.n 11: gm, V, fv ' , W ,,...,-Q '1--- H i ,xxx 'ik E . ,Avi A fi 1fff'f1fffH'H lit Ulf' AH' ffflff 1111ff ll f1111'11l1' flllfl It ll1'l'l!I'1! In fmf! N11 11f11g1f111!111 lllllflllg aff lfff Mlm r11f11111'!i. 26- '7 'llit' namv i'SOLllllffI'1l Hills is quitc' uniquv, for tlitfrc' atstually aw liills to bt' liouncl in tlit' arca immediately sur- rotiiicling tlic' Fight apartment lmuilclinqs. designed spcciliually for tlic marriecl stuclmits on SUllllN'I'Il.S rolling Campus. VllllCI'C is more to SOl1lllCl'Il Hills tliaii just tlic namt: liow- vvvr. Vlilllt'l'C arv parking lots for vars. playgrounds for cliilcl- rcn, trccs lui' sliaclt' lin about IH yvarsj, student govcrniiteut lor stuclvut prolilt-ms. and a mastvi' TY acrial for incliviclual tclc-vision svts. Oli yt-s. and ol'ci0t11'stx young families to livv in aucl Qiijoy tlicfsc' C'OIllllOI'li cJl'Sot1tl1c1'1i Hills. lf1'!11x111g 111 Afrmzl :gl fl !1'f1f1t1N11111 iw! 111111 1111! ln' lin' f11'1f1111' :gf 11'j11Qf1f lfffllifffli lffffflwifl-flffml, 1111! 11 tflfllllllfl' tflll 1111 ll ani' f'I1j'lfl'l1ffff' f111tl1'111f'. ls, 'V-,-.W 5, , ....--.. ..-.,, .,..v., ... 2 Y r, V Qffflfifxyz A' H -vm, --1 . vs fm' IJ .gs .AE iii: . -,Q V ag. .,, 1.-, P322 . .H :Z ,Q . 1 41 .,--4 k '1 A 1gf'Sl'ffI'5 H1153 flzzzfl-172 ffzfwf rgf l1Il'!lZL'A'I'N mzff IN1lI'I'lll'. Un' Illtlllfllf' luv! and ffzafrv fm' Lf111'11z's!1wlfm flu' lmfmmzl. with many conveniences wwf HUF C'f11'1z-upf'n1tff1' vlnllzm zw1,xl11'1z,g am! f1'1f1'1'11g Kf.fIl'1-X1-II-FX mv j1mz 1V1'fv1' 111 Il fwzlrczlll' lfIl'CIf6'fl f2z11'ld1'11g for tlzw fnzzzwzmzl lm' of all !f1f'1'm1'r1'f'11!x. G 9 . I xii,- -4- 'Hi is juxf zu mzlbrzrlfzzlf fm' 111f11 1'ml Aflllffllfk 11x fur mzglw Illlfx, IX mln film' za u 1511111-111 flwk 111 flu' mrlzfz' nf llzw 17t'lfI'fl1l1lI, 1'5- NW WM XX is.. :N Ib ,N 5, , Y . , fzllff fffffffiw .w Jfxflflffl' lfflffr .fxzfffffz fff' V uf uf !1r1I'Z'f'Q M Qf ,H mf! lx fm ,wffmpl f '7 i 1 i I 1 Aspects of the small town are present 1 i 3 L 157171111111 11Z'l'I1lQ 11111 1111' 11111'1111111g1' 111- 1111111 111111f1111'1111'.1.1. 11111 1111' 11111111 11111 11111171 1111 111 111111111111r1111111' 11x 1111111111- llffffl-11.11 1111111111 111111 I1 11'1f1f1.'11' 11111111 11111 1111 QIII11' I1 1111111' 117111 111111 fl -111111113 f1'1111z1'. 11111 1111-A 111111' 11111' .s1'1'111x I'1'I:1' 111'11'11111'111'11 111 gd 1111' 11111 1111111'. ul' -.7 I 1 , x. I ,- 264 1 1 1 4 1 f A ,. W-www - W s 1. h 1 -.. Q , I . T111 lYl1l1'lIt'1 11111 1.1 Il 'gllllfl f711ll'1' 111 gf! 111111 II 1111 111 l1I1'.tl'1II'1ff, 11111 11111 H11V11'f11A 111-1111111 .3111-1 11111111171 ll 13111111 1'1'1'111 iff f'l'f'1!1',!11A,1v.Q 111111 1.1 Iglllrllg 1111. sn. all T111' IIi!II111fI.X'1'1S 111111 1111 1111115 111111. 11111 1.71 1111111 111111'e ll-IHS I11'ff6'I'f'lI1 11'111'11s, 11111.83 111f11xx,11a11111r5, and 11115. at OUth6I'H,S many family areas 'fI'3llCl' living iii tlic L'1iix'C1'sit3' illiuilm' Ciourt is iust tu c'om'Ciiie1it and quits a bit lows t-xpviixivc tliau rciiitiiig .tu 2ip2iI'IINCIN clowiitown if you own your own tixiilt-rf Vlll1C'I'l' are 55 lots opcii to iiitirriccl wtuclcutf and tlivii' lluiiilicw. lmut .1 lbw of tlic rcsiclciits :uv iutitiittcl llavtilty I11t'IIllDt'I'4 iiistmttl, llic Cfligitltattqtiaapmtiiicfiitsiloi'1iitu'1'ic'cl Nll1Cl1'I'll4LiI'ix iiott-tl for tlicir lCOIlllCIHIJOI'LiI'f' arc'liitcc'ttt1'c'. xvliivli was tltwiqm-tl aftctt' tlic Hui' fpicli your own xx1i1'fJ. llit' fl lutiiilic-N Luv 1'Gp1'Csrf1itccl iii ti Qtuclviit Q'CJX'fxIlIlIllf'Iill progixiiii tlirougli c'ot1iiCilmc'1i wliirli tlif-to vlvtt vw-i'y Nix Illillllllx. Rfmfzng flfflfllf .lffflfmo Cmnt, rlllff Pint Rmtffzf ft 'xffzf fu ffzmzft 5 um! ilu tolzzfffnzz ffffzfgfzf 1.11 ffm f1.11f1U ztf'uff!.w1 gf' t.!,fftfi' fig, itz ffl, aa 7721i ffft' f1f!'II,X' Il jilltf lfzf rzgfzl up fm lfffw gn tt, fnmf zttzffz lzlfthfl at ffm M111 Milt, gf, jf,f,H ,,i,, Chdllfflllqllfl C0u11c'1'l Front row: xlolm Rc-sau. iii.1x'or: Rohr-it Hur-ii, Html, 5I'MiN ll- Nfffllhi CIl.xi'k, Nt'l'l'f'IiiIiYi liwiiiie-tli llaiiwrtii Second row: lloualfl l,V1'lilIlS. .latin-5 XX'l1iNf-iiluiiit, ll' mi Rf1II'dIHf'l. In-tl HdI'lJt'I'. tn-.tstizw-1'2 lloimltl Vox. ' 5' ' 'W' 'vzff -- - -r-.-f-T- ff'--- M. l -f . '-if 5 pu- . 'F' Zo O11 Campus No 1111185 111011111 0111 W11011, w11010. 111111 W11111 X011 li110. '1'111s is 11110 101111110 1111111'011111p11s living 111111 111111011ls 111 Ll 1101111 11121111 s111110111s who 0lislik0 1110 111011 111 1lLlX'1I1Q 111 111l1o1v ll I'14L1'1C1 s0110111110 with l'CQilI'C1 111 01111110 111111i1s. 71111080 11001110 0111111s0 111liv0 011' 02111113113 xv11010 1h0v 11111 0111101 0111 0111 Ol' 00011 111011ls 10 111011' own 1118112 U1 1'11111's0. this is 11111 1110 si11010 1011so11 whv 11111111111 TNQ 111 1110 S1llC1CI1l 11011v 1iv0s 011 021111131150 111010 1111- 211111111111 11121111 1'011s011s. 0110 111 1110 1111110 10010111 VCQISOIIS is 1110 11101 111111 Z1 1101's011 living 011011111p11s0 11 two Ol' 111011' 111i10s 1111111 1110 1101111 111 1'11111p11s0 11111v 11LlX'1' 21 0111 111111 110 01111si1101'011 ll 100111 0011111111100 U1 il 1101's011 Illily live 011' 1'11n11111s 11001111s0 111 11I1llIlC1'SI it is 1'OIlS1C1Cl'CCl so1n0w11111 1'l1011p01' 1DCC'2lL1S1' 111 1110 1111i1i1v 111 111111001 UIICKS Il1CLllS. '1'h0 0110 011101 ITLISOII 21 111-1s1111 Illiglll liv0 011' 0a111p11s would 110 Sllllllly 1101'1111s0 1110 Univ01's11v l1011si11g was 11111 111111 110 C'0Ll1C1I111 Q01 in! 010111111011 011' 011111p11s houses Lll'C 1111 L1l'Q'CCl 10 111110 111111 111 011n11111s 1101ivi1i0s 111101 1JI'OQI'LllHS. As ll 10s11l1 1110 11111j01'11y 01 1110 houses 0100o1a10 101' HOlI1CCOI1l1Ilg 111111 C1llI'1S1IH21S, l1old Open House 011 Parents' Day, CI11CI' 1011111s 111 1111ra111111'a1 a011v1110s, p2lI'llC1P21lC 111 SfLlC1CIll QOVCIWIIHCII1 pI'OgI'21IIl, and 1101C1 0x0hang0 parties wi1h S1L1C1CI11S living 111 University housing. The O11 612111115118 Cfouneil is 1110 gOVCI'I11I1g 1JOC1y of 1111 o110a111p11s I'CS1C16I11S. It is 11111010 up 01 1110 presi- 110n1s 111 1110 OI'gZlHlZCC1 l1o11s0s who 111001 01100 il week 111 11is011ss p1011l0111s 111111 001110 1111 111 1110 houses. '1'h0 11111111111 Sw001h01111 1321IlCC. s11o11so1'001 by 1110 O11 C1111111111s C1OL1IlC1l 101 1110 011 011111p11s houses, was 110111 NV1Il1CI' 101111 111 1110 Un1v01's11v C1110101111. The 11101110 01 1X1is1v 1110vi0100l 1110 1111011g1o111101 101' 1110 0010111111011 01 Iris H1111gi11s 11s 11110011 01 1110 ball. '1110 Flaining PllC1C11Ilg P11115' is 1111011101 0v0111 spon- so1001 11v 1110 O11 C111111111s C1OL1I1C11 101 1110 students. I1 was 110101 111 1110 SlL1C1CI11 Union 011111110 1110 Cll1I'1S1lHklS SCZISOII 111101 111611113613 011110 ClOL1IlC11 Elflllillly p1'0p111001 111111 s01'v001 1110 11111111110 1111011111101 S1LlC1CIllS living 011 CHIHIJLIS have Illdlly 01 1110 sa1110 111'o11l0111s st11010111s living 111 University ClOI'IU11OI'1CS 1111v0. FOI' 1I1S121IlCC, 1h0y still have 10 01001010 wl10th01 10 110 111011 own 1E1L1I1C1I'y OI' s01101 it 0111. They still h11v0 10 C1C2lI1 111011 100111s regularlv. They argue just 11s v1ol0n1ly against 11o11s0n1001i11gs. They still have 10 s1u01v 10 s1av 111 s0l1ool. QXIIC1 they. too, also 11111 S1lOI'1 O1IHOI1C'Y 11v 1110 1111010110 o1 1110 111o11111. A variety of experiences are gained Front row: 15111 Nlllflll, XN'11l1v .Xl10s, 1111211110111 C111111l110111t. .Xnn B2,iI'l'1l1Q1'I', A111111 .Xva111,.I01111n H11t011011111, Slll' Sf1'XY2il'1. 1xILil'Qi1l'f'l 1'11SC1lPI'. Second row: K1111-11 19111-11101, -1.1110 1Yinning, Hil1l11 Ellis, 150111110 Xvilllitff, 1Xs1-11111111 Dixon, 1iv0ly11 C1O0C1IIl2i1'l, Sally B111011111t, joan lXI0l1101. Thlrd row: R1111 K11111s1-,-I1-1'1v f1llIIlIll1IlS. Ri0l111111 '11C'21l'S, -1111111 lVlll1'11t'l', C0110 Stookev. 1JiiX'1C1 K011ts, 11a1'1'y 112iSS1IK'l' .111y110 1X'10G11w011. 2116 gh Enzjzfyflzg flAl15fI IAA KI 11m' m11Q1' fri! Yflfllfrf fp' Illfllflf' nfl amnfnzzs 1'e'.s1'rfr11li zvlm lmzv' lznzzwkfvjzfling nwlfmzix1'fv1'f1'f1'fw, from living off Campus fff'!lff1'l1g Ihr tfrllmuk znwzm ffm lzmf ,fm lgmgfizzxg fgjf but 1! 11,x11f1ffl' f11'vz'm fw'11fk'fif'1Az1f 101101 flu' -fillflf f'x'f1171x fm' ffuwr ff 6:1 '-J 1'-1 Front row: qlllflilll Stultx X 111111111 XQQ1 1 111 w 11.11 I11y1'1- H1-lt1111, l711tti1- fi11s1 l1l11, NI IIIIXH I 11Ql1 Second row H4111 11 1 CHLLL' 1111111 NIllK'llt'I', Sl1a1'1111 1111111 s .1 1 1 1 1 111 11ll111x B1 ttx Iii 111 fl 8111111111 Hf'lv1'lk. Third row us 111 1111 I t 1 1 l 1t1 1111 81111111 N1z11'qz11'1't U1111111'll. Szmdx 11 fs1 1111 11 1111 1sll11 1111 x A 11111 11111 h1111 1 Front row: Sallv M1'fI11111111l1 lx lillllkllll 111 11l 1 1111111111 LK 111 I1'11Il1, x'iC1--p1'1'si1i1'11t: Kin Ix1 s s 1 XX 1ls 111 S111 1 qI11yC1' H1111 111. s1'1'1'1'l111'y Sh. 1 1 R S 11 s 1 If s11i1 111 f1 1 Rz11'1l1-111- Stz1nl1-y, R'12iI'LfdI1f 111 1111 Second row P11sC1ll1 lx1111 1 1.11 c1I'i1'l', -Iudith Pigg, K1'I1DQ x C I1 1pp11 Nlklxl Xll1 I1 11x Cl Ix1tt1 111111 KD I1 m 1 H1111t1-1', Marv Gum, SLIYV Plf1111111 Donn M.11Ix1r1l.1x Thlrd row IJ11r1111 l'1'1'11i1111, IU111'11tl1y Bz1l1111 l:111ss1-11, CI111111i1' 'l'z111111z1, I11111't I.111's1111. v Q 5- 'nv- Qtr fv Uff Campus BACTHHXURSIXXRN Front row: Ricliif- Cfllvtiyirli, Ri-ggi' l'onw.1si, social cliairinanz -Iiil1N'i Nlacluiill, x'iw-pn-si- clcntg Alzuncfs L:-4-3 Cilmn Parkg Robe-it '1'ao. Second row: Xvllllillll Liu, -I.lIll1'i XYJIIQ, Jasc-pli Chu, Clliif-11111-n xYUI1!.klli!111'S Hsiunu, Cliunq-Ying l,u. BUNGALOH' Front row: .Xllim llmiwr, Ifmiik Sinunt. sports Qmcl publicity clmiringmg 'loin lnilu-1, sm'rc'tl11'y-t1'vas11i'r'1A1 Karl lxl2,lC'lS4'll, pwsiclvrill Jim Martin, x'iu--pw-siclfi-lit1 XX'illi4iiu xYL1LllUXY, social c'h:1i1'mzm1 l,oui-4 XYt'9lll.l.il'. Second row: VYUIIIIHY Sc1'ix'11w'1', lhvi- Hill. Cflmrlf-s SCl11'1'1'f'1'. RiCl1z11'cl Bl1IlLlX', 141111-Q Xhiiicl. Jr.: Roqi-r I,iQ'on. Riinchill I,oxi'i'f.'. CANTERBURY Front row: jainvs SL1i11'ncrs, social Cll21ll'lHE1IlQ Iohn lXIucllc'r, pn-cirlc-nt: Carl Willis, vicv- prcsidcnt. Second row: Stew- Ihipavliou. judicial Chairman: Clydv .Xxlvyg gf-vr:-t.11'x'- tn-asL11'c1': llrnvst Gilclv, Vlolm Zl1kl1i'i.1n. V 7 Q, 5, 'T -1 '27 1 YQ 1 13-F OIT Campus if 536 27 CIH.iX'1iF,'XU Front row: Rick UiMzill4-y, Xhiyiii- Biuicllcy, eiuciui clmirilmug lim-n Smith, vice--pitwiclm-iilg Holm XYinsIr-.ifl. prcsidcntg lid Sl'iliil'iit,'1', sccrc- I.ii'y-'1'c-zisilix-in1ClliiliorclHilliard.'flioiuus Subo. Second row: lNIg1so1'i Fritz. Ronald Orr. 'loin I-.X'1'Iil'II. limit Nzilv, fitllllfk' Biillcr, Curl liluncliord, l..irry Rhinvlmrt. L .HA L I'AL'QL'A C If D-OP Front row: Ilblliillii Hutchinson, usidrnl lvllowg :Xi2il'Yill Bil't'lIl, St'l'I'l'I2.iI'Y1 Art Pgiyiic, prcsiclviit: Rolxcrt Hzimnvr, vici--1u'vsiclr'11tg Cflmrlvs Moorlc-shun, tn-z1si11'c-r. Second row: Harp' McCIz1rtm'y, Dzivici liclclinulii-ld, Sgt.-ab .irmxg Hilary Hsu, IR-tr-r Surly, fiilC'Sll'2llll Si-tuinili. Third row: 'llikiislii Ngikzi, I,11rry Silllillli, Clifton Nw-ly. .I1i111cs Iiritz, soviiil fL'i1Liil'III.lHQ .Ima-pli King, Yong' -lin Kim. iTl,l'B lla Front row: fi.ll'Illl'I1 King, pix-siclviiig Connie Hurt, vicc:-p1'wicl4-lit1 xluycc Hutson, Sl'CI'L'l2l1'y- ll'l'.lSllI'1'l'1 xloy liucliiinzin, llUllSt'II'IUiill'l'Q H1-tty Skinucr, 1'vpo1'tfr1'g Viviun Blzickiincl, glans: Ilw.1nu'. Sliirlvy 1,4-Q. Second row: Ste-lin Tip. 111.1111 Siniiqxlf-:iii Orrvll, social cliairnmng Nuiicy llitloli, Cfziriiivu XYliitm'. qloaiiinc Blay- l,n-rry, .Ioan Urrcll, l,in-N11-i Cliung. ir I 4 a 2 I 1 I 1 V I i l i i i 1 , Off Campus 'f-1' fi: Front row: Dc-nnis Grubb, I1'4'219Ll1'1'I'l Clu1rlf's Doughty, Donald Stookvyx pre-siclf-nt: xlvrry Grlgqa lix'c1'vtt lvnnyson, Dr-lois Abbott. Second row: Tom Little-, Guin Uzivis, Nliclmc-l Bc-arty, l,z1r1'y Hzllwr, Lloyd Hargis, xlvrry Odum. Third row: Paul lLz1nn, Klolm Kwr, Cilmrlcs Bakr-r, Don Ste-vlv, 'llom l'l2iSSl6'l'. Stanlvy Klzicrx Davie Dorm Front row: l'lllLfVlll XNQ1ll. P:-rslmlng Howl-ll, l,111'1'y Huqhc-S. social Cllfllfllliilll ' Gary Robinson. assistant lmousc' f.1tl1r'1': xlzum-S Hvss, Clmrlf-s York, f,.Iu1'tis Czispcr. Rolxvrt liz11'1'oxx. sc'c1'Cta1'3', Second row: llonulcl lN1am11'3', Carl Purnell, l,. Hzirgis, Sammy HllQl1i'S.lILiIIlt'Q Rzlcwfv, lflmorc- XYitln'oxx', Gr-mlcl G11-vrmwoocl, sports nuxmnqc-rg Rolmcrt Uimviflclif-, li. D. He-diqvr. dorm Clll'L'CIU1'. Third row: l,1x1'1'yAI21Ck, Ki'I1Hfxlll Xvllllflllflfilli xl:-rry Crue-n, Howzlrcl Simpson, Karl lJowc'1'S,xIr-r1'y Nlorris, XY:-slr-y Swgxlllorcl. Pat lN'lz1ll1-y, Bob Davis. -vu 271 Off Campus Q Qin! S? gig IQ my We 54 M W ii AE 1-gr 272 QU' 1. DIIZTZ Front row: Main-I Ili-imtvr, .Xcivisi-rg Riu' Slmiinoii, pu-sinlvilti Uoimlcl Ilguupion, vim-- prw'siclf'1il: Nlvl Bulliimii, social 4'iliiiI'II12iIlQ XYilli11Iii Ciolbmok. Paul liiuiiitlrv, CIli11i'l4's ci.lY1'llfil'Ii. Second row: Nvlson Clorlxin, -lark Hrowii, Kvnxivth Pliillips, -lulin Mud- cling, Ruin-rt liuociricli, Nizirtin Olivvr. EM BASSY Front row: Lylf- Uzmf-nt, .Iohn Nlrmnino, sm-Cn-lz1i'y1 liiirry Koi-rm-r, x'ic'c'-pn-sidf'i1t1 Dair- win XN'if-ss, 1'1-siclvnt ii4'ilUXK'1JUl' Suputo, prvsi- cl:-mg Paul iNLirtin, zitlilvtic ciii'c'Ctm'g John Hgiyvs. Second row: Ijflllllifi Ricln-y, Stvphvn Cfhf-11, Dunzild Smith, Iniriy Ciriim-rt, Philip XY1riii,.Ic'1'l'y Hickum, He-rln-rt O4-tic-11. FOREST' YII.I,A Front row: Rgiy PIUl'Cil1'l4, liistoririnq .Xrlvy Brown, pivsiclviitg Bula I,i-onzircl, hmm- ingm- uqvr: .Ianni-s XY:-sl, lI'l'llSlll'f'I'. Second row: 'Hiomais Swink, social clmiriuzing David Blur- ton, vicc'-pi'c'si in-ntg Riclmiwl XVilli.imson, svcre- lilfyl Stinilvy XYiiiciu-str-i', SLU.-.lf-lll'IllS. 4, ', I I n i i I 4 i 1 i 5 1 I i I i 1 I L I 4 ! 1 i n I 1 4 4 Gorctli Hall Front row: Put fycillfllllill. .Ioyv Nfoon-. trmis- urcr: Nlarilyn Mol:-n. x'iu--pivsicic-nt: Kun-ii Gocttlc-i'. p1'r'sidf'nt: Klan llgm-ci, social Cliiiiriiizinz Karen Hills. Social c'h41ii'in.ni: Alum- Sark:-siani. lXIz1r3' 'l'1'L'tte-11 l'f'Sidt'IlI iblluw, Second rowg Nancy Hoffmann, XX'innir- Cllivn. Nancy Xlin- nutta. Ben-rlv Hoil:-5, B.u'lm Kmlikmvski. Diam- KFOIZ. I,m'i4 Brysrm. Hz11'iiioiiy Housi- Front row: lloyrff- Snmll. Klilllift' IiIxl'lll'fi, tluclx' XYO1HiCl'i. Second row: Uv-.iiimi Knight. Bn-iicl.i Nfille-11 Kiitlilw-n NIiix'Iwi'i'v. Iuclilh Vioilts. Havvil Front row: .Xiiclrvv Dobbs, Ndncx' Bziriic-s, social Cliairinan: Karvn Gaim-i'. x'ic5i--piwsicle-lit: Hilda Ipllis. pn-siriviitz Bviilzili XX f-lls, soc-iw-tg1i'y-ti'111511in-i1 lNI1's. KIUILIS Rc-icl, lioiisc-iiiotliw. Second row: Nlay Roscoxv, Diana Ciowiii, liistorigniz Pliyllie Phvlps. xI.lI'ilYIl Pottoiiii, Bzi1'bgi1'Q1 Gill. Plivllis Dobbs. Us-loris Hodge-s. clvvorioxinl clig1i1'iimi1. 5-V-v-: ' if V 6 F A. ,Q QQ f-as W1 f-ef' 'Zh ff Campus Q1 '16 'Ti . AN an lx 'Tx 1 lb- 1- aw, T? Y' 'fx '-'U 210 Off Campus ll! A, fs rv W Q x 3 5 C' . WW ln, ,qi RU' pg, 7 'NG FK fans 8 '7 74 Hid vziwziy Front row: I:I'kiIlClS Hviligvnslcin, Howm'x Sfllllllill, vim'-p1'c'sicle'l1t1 Rll'll2iIAKl Nagel. prvsi- dc-nt1 lolm llwzns, Sf'K'l't'llllf'-Illl'2iSllI'1'l'l l,m'1'x -larvis.. Second row: Cllmrlvs Nlulkvy, Rolmlc tlzxxwsvlm, Phil liunyzircl, Cflmrlvs lNlitc'l1c'll. H.O.H.N. Front row: Ronald lforcl, social l'll21ll'llLiIl Dr-nnis V:-ntvrs alhlvlic 1li1'vclo1'g l,z11'ry l.asSiI1'1' l5l'l'SlCl4'HlQ Raymond ljoling, x'iCc'-p1'c'siclc'nt1 P. Groslmoll. sc'1'1'c't11x'y-tn-g1su1'z'r. Second row: Nlil- ton XYoocl, llurrv Kluntun, fXlz1111'iu- llllllllfliv. .lolm lilkins, Ivrrl' Nlnssir-. l-louse' ol 'I-roy Front row: .luv Bic-1'l1z1m1111, Sf'l'I'l'liiI'y-Il'l'2iSlll'1'l'Q Carl Hvnson, pre-siflm'nt1 Clllucl-L Banc, vim'- prvsiclc-ntg Bob Rolx-rts. Clary lX1USllI12iI1H, Uziviml Small. Second row: KC'I1I11'Ill Holmllmuglm Ronulcl I'l4'llll'llll'l, Klux fXlclim-vlvll, -Izunvs lim-ntl14'1', Donzxlcl Clampln-ll, Phillip Bl'llIlt'Il. qlvxxdcl BUX Front row: Nliil'H21l't'I Karn. liollst-111otliv1': Hvltx Hillvr. NY..X..X. 1'vp1'r-sc-iitzitixv2 liz11'm'11 lic-11111-1'lx'. social c'l111i1'111Q1111 Be-tty XXi2iLfIlt'IA, piwsiflviili Slum' Scott. lI't'iiSLII't'l'1 .xllllii lm- BL1l'l-lllQt'I'. vin-- pri-sidc'11tg Bcfcky XX'oucl, sc-t'1'4't.11'y1 .X1111 H4111t'm'k. Klum-t Pillizxrcl. Second row: H1-vt-1'ly Nlciiill. fililllt'I'lIll' l'xo111'11if-iyilgiy XN'l1itso11, Cltzrolyii Bird. H11-11cl11 lXlClDtJIl11OllLfll, Klgiry l3.1i'1'i11gv1'. Yi-cl.1 Nlillv1',.Ioyc'm' .X1111 Yz111Ql111.xI11tlitl1 Rippy. Third row: Iris H11clgi'11s, ,Iunvt Chix. llciiwtliy l.lIJl?1'lil. Nzniry lllI4'I'lli1'I'. file-mln .XlliSUl1. lIc1X'U'.Ic1l111R1111. B11-11cl.1 Nlziloiii-, Kloyu- N.1Iiu11. Fourth row: .Xinclrvy Us1114111. N.111c3' Nlt'CIl.1i11. llll1t'llll.i xltllfllltl lluclilln l7l'I1'l'SUIl. RfN'11i411'x' NlcCIl.1i11. AIo.11111Q1 llow.11'cl. Riitli Nlisw-ll1u1'11. -Iiitlitli 'l l1.11 11. l7.11141 fNl111'u.111. Alulinxcili Hall Front row: llclith lQUll4'l'IS. lmiist-111utl1i-1'1 llvggx' l111'11c'1'. Ulvtu Hall. H1-wcitil c'l111i1'111.111L Siu' RoQc'1's. sc'c1'i-t.11'3'1 llulori-s B21l'llllXY, lI't'.iSL1l'f'Iil xlzinc- XYi1111i11g, p1'c'sitle'11t: Karol S1'lx'iclq1'. ui- wcial c1l1z1i1'1111111: Sliirli-y Chill:-y, SIXJVIS 111.111f1Qc-it Sl1z11'o11 l'lliI'Il11'IA. Sl1.11'o11 Cfaivitt. llc'l1'11 Xclvls- lH'I'Hl'I'. lizirlmiui Bm-tity, rlvvotioii Q'l1lill'Il'liiIl. Second row: Suv NICCIQ11111. B1-11it.1 lirotliviw. N.111c'y XY4'llt'I', l.i11clz1 l.m-1111111111, Cf.1tl1f'1'i11m' Clif-ntl, .X1111vtt41 Pip:-1'. Sl1411'o11 l .11'1'.11'. Nliiry Nliillinix. Bt'X'4'l'ly 'll11c'l41'1', l,i11tl11 l.uC:-y, Ntiucy XXiI'l'iYl'I', lbflllllii XN'l1it'lu-11 Putltifia Bnittscli. 1It'Li1lt'IIr' Hall. Third row: Yix'i.111 XXvt1llf'1', Phyllis .Xytlt, cldlfllt' 111111111-1'. Sl11-il.1 Smith, B11-11clQ1 Spin-s. NI411'ily11 floats. clmllifjlxvll Uiistott. cltl1'OlX'II .X1'Il4ll. l't111l.1 fXl11c'kc'x'. Yvuniic' Naitgmit, 'l'o113'41 I,ittl1-. Km' Rol1c'1'tw11, fll1iiI'll'Ilf' Ki111111c'l. Fourth row: Szzncliyi Cialluni, Phyllis B1-Aly, S.111tl1n Hriuuli. B.11'lm1'41 Pnuv, livtty fJ1'1'it'k. AIAIIPI Nlills. Cf.11't1lx'11 l'o1'tr'1'. l5z11'lm1'.1 Nlt'll11cl1tc'c'. l,x'1111 fNlc111t11ox', kliitlx lin-r-sez Nlnrx' ,Xclkissolr lklic- l'iw1'1', loliiivm Co-op Front row: .Xstritlv .Iz1lml1so11s. P1-ggi lillllli- llUl1St'I', p.11'li111111-11tz11tiz1113 Nancy 810111-, Sf't'l'f'IdI'Y- Il'1'2iSlIl'f'I'I Rita Riu-, socifxl c'l1a1ir111.1111 .limi- lripp. vicw'-p1'c'sitlf-11t1 l,i11cl.1 liriclge-S. I'1'lJOIAIf'I'1 Peggy Cf.11'11 sports 111411121111-1': -Iucly lluslwy, soc'i.1l 1-l1:1i1'111i1111 Bl x'1'l'lY lit'l'lil'li. Second row: .Xsiii-N Ciliizi. fllillll-lsllll Cfl1r'11. l,oiw Sl'llNXt'lll'. Almw' Hr'cXk111n1111. l,i11clz1 fXl.11'l4s. Sgiiinlm Aluliv, Aluxu' iizicllwrixhlliclilli K1'l'Ilf'. R111-XYilli.11m. W -lolly Roqcrs Front row: Riclizircl Sicq, l.fu'ry 'l'hics. vicc- prcsiclcnt: Miki- Richmond. prcsiclc-nt: XN'illian1 Brown, sccrctziryz loc Bgirriiiqcig housclioldcrg Ycron Cliiupcrt, ti'cz1sui'ci'3 Clyclc Hurd, social clmirinzin, l,i-iiuiml llcfciicl. Second row: Richarcl Scott, Gary XN'illi41ins. .lcan Kliiulmcr, l,z1w1'cncc Gzuictt, -IZIIIIPS XX'1ilkci', l,1i1'i'y l.11ymz1n, klziincs Nlntliis, Gciic llucsclicr, Kcnnctli .Xslllcxx Lil Chun Mziiinu Front row: Isiibc-llc Rfisplicu, qloycc 'l'ci'i'y, .Icnny Stcwart. Vulciyi Schultz, vicc-prcsiclcnt: Pfltriciii flonnor, sccrcu1i'y-ticiisiircr3 llrnai Nliiycr, pulm- licity cliziirinzini klxinct Nlcfhillistm-1'. llvclyn Nic- Nlgiliiin, Gziylc Nicoli1ssi.xIz1cl4ic Cfonncr. Second row: Fi11nc4-s Ciligiussc, Sli:-uc Ran NYU, Linda lxlllllllll. Cfurolyn 'lllll'I1Q,'I', Jain' .Xl'IlllStC21Cl, lliginnc Ove-i'toii, Uot NlCcil't'QUl', Bi-tsy Xnqliin, Rciko Siiqiiwzirii, XYz1ncl.i I.lIlllS4'y,KIULlI'll1 Hutch- crailil, Rosiilv Cfowscrt. L.: C..n1t.1 Front row: Mrs. Ciiovgminai Usorio, lioiisciiiotlicrg luclv Gminincr, social cliiiiriiinng Pcnnv Parsons. social clmirinzinz Bc-tty l.ou Gross, publicity chair- man: lxlkiI'KlOI'll' Bcc Clonlcy, prcsiclcntg Suc .Xnn Swiqcrt, sc-cn-rainy: liiirlyzirzi Mcimu, Gladys lhivis, trcasiii'ci'. Second row: Ruth .Xnn llritclictt. Norina lxIiiIIN'Illil, Yolic Pzicsaino, l'cz1i'l Kottlciy lNlai'iz1 Cionzzilcz, Kaircn Kuclincr, ixlilfy Ricc, Clzirolyn XN'cnzcl. Third row: .lucly Maison, Put Robinson, Syl Sparks, Pcnny Slizivcr, Carole- Nlclicinic, Nancy l,otz. Gina Hurtscll, Nliirx' finlf-ski, llizilm l5.i1'tolii1i. La Ciott'1'1c Front row: Ronald f,f1'11Il1ix.AI1z1iic-s Kiiippc-tiln-12. Svc'1'c'ta11ty-t1'c-tmlrr'1'1 Shirlwy Bl.1t'li. vita--p1'f-siclc'1il1 Dm-lforcl Riclitf-r. pr:-sid:-nt: Ruhvrt Holton. fucultx' aclvisr-r. XYilligim Io:-1'Qr.-11 Riclmitcl Um- 1'oY. 'Second row: Rohr-rt lmwll. Ch-o1'Uf' Schatz11-lb:-rgcr. XYilh4-rt XY:-trlc-r. Cflmrlffi XYhit- lock. Rolwrt Kftirinuf-r. Paul XN'ii'f's. The R I ii no 1' Front row: Bill Gail:-y. Jdiiivs Ruiiyzui. Don Rodgvrs. Ronald Kratisv, Paul Strcfich. xlzunvs l,inclsc'3'. Second row: Sam NYalk4'r. Ravmoncl Iuracvk, Milton lung, Norman Uuzittrin. Cllitirlr-s . . X Pollack. Harold Pe-plow. Third row: lJz1ll.1s Huntlvy. Kvnnc-th HLiI'l't'.xI2iII1f'S Dolan. lQclw.u'ml Lissak. Mick Cialis-y. Norbvrt Backs. Klary Kltirggirct Manor Front row: Rosgilvv lhlllufli. llcmnic sl1lllr'l'. re'portc'r: Ciaiwii Riiclvk. social l'l1iil1'lUQilll -Io.m Nlolitor. prcsicln-nt: XIz11't3'NYilli.11i1s, x'iCe--pitc'si- cle-nt: Bvtty Cfusliintm. SQ'C1'l'Idl'Y-Ilit't1SllIit'l'I Kltirx' Nlillspziuqh. liotismiiritliw. Second row: Bonnie- 'lil1llI'iIOIl. 'lionia ligiicfiy KLiI't'll XYinQ.1ti'. Ntilltttlt' Graiit. Bt'X'K'I'lX' Ligon. Karmi Frvcli-rick. Nitin' -lu Ci:-rlzicli, Rosi-lr-.1 Smith. Third row: -Iucix' l.ipt-. Xlziltiti l'illllAUI'll. Alovu- Stulnhlf-lit-lcl. licuinm- Hale: CI.11'olf- Nliivlit-ll. Us-.mn.1 lit-flu-11 liliiim- Smith. Fourth row: Ruhy Riclif-y. lie-tty 'lihurston. Donna Smith. Rc-t.a Burzymlqi. Nldxim- Pintizzi. llonim lirmvii. Kitty 'lil'YlJLiIl. Xxltillllti ffcmli. Off Campus 'f S 1 figs.- fl 'Q ., f V, fx, x X -1jfx51'f'i 'Kwik Y . ff? , K ASL It V V V ' pw 5 M5 ' ' f 1 sv Ex Pl lk! 5 X51 al V 278 Nlason-Dixon Housc Front row: Laclclic liroz, Marion Milli-r, Marion Slayton, John Nlathis. sccrctary-trcasnrcr2 Rich- ard Vcrmoch, sports nlircctor: Richard Kuroski. prcsiclcntg Richard Cloopcr, vicc-prcsidcntg Nm-al Cfartcr .Iamcs O'Rilcy. Hadlcy 'I'honipson, john Pctcrson. Second row: Alcrry Hofmann, 'l'homas Sllt'SS,'I2lII1l'S Frazicr, 'licrry .Xlcxanflc-r, Oincr Baclcr, Nlillcr Garrison, Richard Garrison, -Iamcs Slavicro, .lack Hincr, Charlcs Young. Ucnnis -Iohnson, XN'illiam l3cXX'crlli, XYaltcr l ctq'atIcr, Carl Frlicli. Nclson's Nook Front row: Sharon Ulkoski, sports chairman: Linda .-Xllcn, prcsidcnt: Dorothy XVindland, vicc-prcsiclcnt: Lois Staloritcs, Kay Cloatncy, social chairman: Marilyn Shannon, assistant social chairman: Paulctta Dronc, house- manage-rg Nlrs. Gcorgc Nelson, houscmothcr. Second row' Sui- Ann Sunday, Snc Bradlcy, Jani-t Blackman. Gm-ralclinc Hisc, Clonnic Phillips, Linda Dixon. Donna Kratlncr, Sharon Brooks, Suntry Tanphi- phat. Normanclx Front row: XVilliam Nohhv, Norman Haflcy, vicc-prcsiclcntg Dave' Bindcr, social chairman: XX'ally .Xltcs, prcsidcntg Lynn Ni-wton, Barton Gcntsch. Second row: Adam XXX-iss, 'Ibm XYalkcr, Nlohanclas Baliga, Karl Nucrnbcrgcr, laclashi Yoshida, Bhaskara Panikkar, Gcorgc Yoh. Ylkr'-IDIVS - . . -N . . ' . Second row: Ralph I.1tl1v1'l.1mi. I..11'1'v MU Ulyllxpmllx Front row: Inf- I..mi1f'.ui, ruixw-1': 'Imam 51111 fm1,1v-I?-Ilmxg I'A1'f-nifwirk Qf.11'11vinf--p1'm-xidf-1111 R .md If:-.ixx p1'f-xinlf-Imti Rmmlii Hnmrm. v-u1'f-t.x1'x- U'r'riSL1I 'I'l Riplvx' Ywunu. Nhxuf- .. ' Second row: ID'-unx' Yuwn. Plpxxixm N I worm. lyf-llrgv Hm'l1II1.1I1. I.Li.llll1I1Nl .N Wllll. . J N x. vi ' . A 'Q' . .Xurmm I,Lb!llIJI.i, 3.1Q.1xx .ifl I Front row: Rm:-111.1rx My imxw . fplmf lkborn, XXQXMX. rf'p1'f-sf-IllritivvQ XI.11'ilx'n ,X ' wn 1'f-pow-r: Alwvu- lQ.1ston. vim--plw-Qin - IlX't'1YI1 QQ11od1n.111. IJI':'SiCir'I1lI K.11'fh11-Ioxlollxlw wcial ch.1i1'rn.1n: Phvllie lif-XXM-w. wf'c'1'f'm1'x II'fxLiil11't'1'f I3i.mf- Nfufhxxf-11, Second row: Nhirlf-x l.lIi4tun. Nlmxwlll fjllllilfii. I.1lI'I'.iA XX'ilwn. Ping ffhlhill ffhivll. B1'f'nd.1 Bmw-n. I.inci.1 crI'.i11.iIIl. .Xlivv XI.x1,11'f'1'. .lumix XYHN1 Ilonn.1 Pf'HlAI11i. lxnirm IJ.ilU?I1. SIJQ Club Front row: R11n.1l4i Nah. v-cw-t.11'x-tm'-.mxwl Rllllrilii xxrillidlllx. pxwwimif-11I1 R11fJf'l- Q '- I'r.mkIxn H:-lm, I..11'x'v Haut. l.vf'1'fWtt Hom' GH Campus In - r Jr S . v 6 , P I hl..v 3 '34 ir 63 U-Q L C' 270 GH Campus V --X ,f, W Z fi, 533- 1:3 ff rr, ,,. 31' T5 f'7 on, C7 T? 280 'llowcr Hull Front row: Cllmrlwm- l 1'4-1-iimii, Hi-tty lllcclsziw, I'C'pOl'U'I'Q lfoiiclu Xsli, pzirlizuncntaririn1 .Xclzl Yurdlc-y, social Clmirinzm: Ramona lic-mmon, pri-siclvnt: .Xqnc-S Inosgmto, x'icc--pn-sicli-iitg llvvlyn Koch, scC1'c'ta1'3'-t1'c-zisilrvr1 Nancy Kzirtinan, l,on-nu XYllliiil1lS, liousi-inotlu-r. Second row: Kntlilm-n U'l3cll, Surali Prvitt. Linda ,Xrmstrong, If-.in Taylor, l'll'illlCl'S Millvr, Donna Clopplc, U4-c .Xnn Rockliolcl, filiristinv Dully, Klziry K1-lly. Troops Front row: Bliclizic-l qlolmson, Riclmrd Sopcr, social Cllairmzm: Frml Risinqcr, SCCl'Ct2l1'y- Il't'2iSlll'PI'Q jc-rry Cummins, prvsidvnt, Richard Be-lt, vicr--p1'c'siclc'11tg Bill l vrrill, zitlilm-tic Chair- man. Second row: Cflimlc-s Rcvd, Tom Russell, lim Slim-ppurcl, XYuy1ic Sirles, Ray Sclierrcr, Hill Nlillcr, Riclizircl Ui:-fc-nlpaicli. 'llurncr 12 Front row: Doris i1lI'L'IU'l', XY..X.A. rm-pn-si-iitativcg Linda Gnavi, lI't'ilSLlliQ'l'Q Qlllxlldil Laslvy. scc'rvta11'yg Mrs. l,m,-str-1' 'l'urncr., lioiisc-inotlic-1': Hvlvu Gluc- swnkzimp. pre-siclvnt: Nlurtlia l'll'1'I'lif'I', vicar- prf-siclr-nt: Patti lizillznrcl, social Cliziirinun. Second row: Carole' lfnsol, cil'I'll'llClC' flzirr, Hzirrict Humplirc-y, Lynn Hixon, -Ioan Sie-cllf-it tlozum Ilzilicock, Slizvv, lxlllflllly. , Lf D. Plaza wg Front row: lfraiila Saiitoiw-lli. lin-iiclaii XX'wtliolli. Stan Cillirfsiif-lg. x'iCe--piwsiclc-iii: Paul Cllicwiivli prcsiflvnt: Ricliarcl NYilliams. wc'1':-t.1i'y-t1'e-.151in-in1 Harry Xrlinu. Second row: Roy Gisli. Roluffrt Clliaiissv. Rav Paclovan. xlolin l iQclilii'clQ. klaliiw Xlvlqoxx ski. Alf'-sse llllii. Klux llavii. Third row: Ciiirsiuc' In-cli. Donalcl Yviitc-tliiilo. llaiiivi Klin- ton. Ron LvI1Clf'1'XXOURl. xlllll AI4ii'i'r'lI. Nlaix' Rf'll I'. Cliarlf-Q Klorclan. Valhalla Front row: xlolin Rlvttvii. spurt: cliairniaiiz Ron Sinclelar. kliin Ke-ine-i'. sf-Crvtai'y-ti'misi11'v1'1 Clliicik Rom-li. presiclfint: Pliil Baiivr. vice'-p1'c-Qiclf-lit: Howarcl Bum:-. social cliairiuaii. Second row: Bobby Rowland. Ricliarcl Xlciilm-iw. Kc-ii Hungatv. Rom-1' Nlflydlllvl.KIr'1'I'Y Strong, Rviiluvii Flatt. lldwarcl 'llivlu-i'. XVallqC1 s Dorm Front rwo: Gary l,l1Ili1'1'. l,ai'i'y Niiiipsmi. David Tosh. Dxiiqlit Nlason. xr'L'1't'ILil'X1 l-larolcl cic1Zlt'I'. vife-piw-sicleiit: Ciarv Kliclic-ls. pI'K'SlClt'IlII Garx' Quinlan. lN'illai4cl XY.illu-11 lioiife-li.itli1'i'. Second row: l.c-o Bauby. Garx' C,idl'IxlSUI1. .lim ilil101HPSOIl. lliciiiias Orr. Rolivrt Kaliv. liiulianl lllamlx. lX'::ldon Stf'x'r'Iifo1i. Holi 'l'1-f-sw, .llfmlzlzgt star! t'III'Z1'kf-HIL lllllllllllflilig .xl11r1'r11f.x. Illlllll' rgf ILJIIIIII fmzw' an lmur flI'I.Z'f' f2fffn1'f' Ilzwjr' right rfrlurfl' flrfrwi. Commuters 1076 strong make up a significant U A1: ri, If W-s'f5:3' 'm'H li f5225:T5 ' .fft!,.a,.f l.mz'112,g flzw Inuit' lwslfw gf llllllfllll l1tf1iI'1ifIil'8. lllfllll' jim! flzrfr fart n !If1I'f'I1 for wzfing flllllfl nr It'llI'kIiIIg lil! Anim' Jfllfll' firm, 282 There's a parking space! No, a foreign car is parked there. Parking is only one ol the many difficulties con- fronting the commuter. Car trouble. such as flat tires and dead batteries cause the commuter trouble getting to and from campus. .AX train across the track can be the longest one in the world lor one already late for a 8 o'clock class. Heavy traflic in Carbondale and bad weather conditions also contribute to the turmoil of making class on time. But alter the car is parked and the commuter rushes to and from classes. it becomes his headquarters during the day. He may eat lunch there. catch up on needed sleep. or study there. Aside lrom school. the commuter has special problems. For instance he is still expected to hold up his share ol the lamily chores. Alter completion ol' these. he has competition with the television set and the rest ol the family in relation to doing lessons. However. the advantages as well as the problems are many. The commuter can use the car at any time. Home cooked meals are definite pleasures as is the full refrigerator which is at his disposal at all times. 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I,Nl.llNII lxxi II1111111 Hull, NI.XXI,IN fXI,XliYR.1NI111111111111111px fXI1.f1x1fx111g X11:f'L I I11'I1l V11 11111 'I1w1'I II111111-11111111111 fP111'f'11. - . .11 . . . - 5 fXI1I11.11x' Ii.1II ff11111'I. R1-x1rI1-111 I 1'IIrm, 1111: IQx1-111l1x1- I511.11-fl. NI.XX'NI.XN. IJ! lN,XI,I3 I, fXIx:11x111x1: R111 XI IIINI XI.11Iv-111111 11111- NlI1X'Xl.XN,RUYlI.1XIx111X1 11x19 C21 x114:x11x, I'1'Ilx Iyllllll, 1111--111'1'w11I1-1111 fXI.11'I41-1111: I'I11I1, ,XI11I1.1 K1111p.1 IK1. NIJISII, IJIJNNX I,,g I,11- x11x1x1:1 ll111'1:x1111x Nl1'141'11xx11111411g SlQlll.l Ii.11mp.1, I'1111l11-II:-1111 fI1111111'1I. IIlI1'l'-IIIl'1'I'i 11111111- 1'1l. NHCIIII'.I I . IDIXNI. I..: I,11x11x1x1u I,lJI'4 x1111x li11xx111 XIIIX. NfJR'IlI..II,X- NINI. R.: S111-,1'1x1 I,l1I'l.Xll41N H114111x1 SIQIIIA Ii.1p11.1. I'1111I11II1'11i1 ff1111111'iI. 1111-Nici'-111i N1111l1-111 LIIIIIIII. XIII'-IJIk1'NIlIl'l1I. 511111I11-111 5111111 l'11111111I. 5IlIllI1X i.I11I1. 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I'XIiIiN.l.I,f1R1iI.X.Ii1x1111q1.x14111-I'1-'1x1x1-Qu XIXIQIQIIIQ Nl111x, l'.Xll11N.l.l,11lINI, III- x11x1x14'1 I1111 Xll'1N I11,fx1:1 11111111x I'I VIIININH,IHNX.l31X1x1XN.X1-x11x1111f11111x c4IIIiINI'II'III 14L X11-11111111112 IIIIIIP. XI11L.v1111' XIIIIIF. 1111111111-11V l'I11I1, Xl11I1.1 Ix.11111.1 Il: 1,111- I1I4'NI'I1'lIl. I'lNNIl1I,l1II,11lQlN X, Y11'-1x1 P1141-:11x11x1 1. SUI Seniors l'I,NNXl,Xl.lxl,lx. l.Xll..X Nl.: lwlmxlxlqx Inu XIIUN IM1 Xll ug Sugnm Nugum Nignm. l'lQRli. l,lTXXV.XRlW I,.L lllxlwkx l.xlil4 xxcal Vxmx. l'l.RlilNS. INPN Xl.l3 l..1 .X1'l'11I-lv 51llXl'I fglwllml lfmx. IWIQSSUN. IXNIILNL XXIXIXI INITINIRIIN lmlllilllllvl l!u'i.n Xi. lHlulx.lIl1l Hllmilr' ffllllv. r A ' ' ' l,I.ll.lxN15N.l'XXQIIINIINIXRX l.lw1r XIIUN f'l1l1xm1, l'I.lI,RSHN,1I.XCiKl',.g.Xum'x11x1p Nlwxllxul-Q ,Xl'l'l!llIlIillQ lflulv. l'l,lWl ,RSHN. fXI.XRI,lQNI'. S.. 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Cf11.11411-1 11lll'll1'll. 111.111 CL111111111, 13UI1Il.I ii,111111I11'll. 11411141 11.lIl1IJ111'11. 1'iQl111l'1 Cf.11'1x1'11. CY11.11'11w C, . ..11'1'111111'1'N. 1.411111 11111 11.ll'NlJl1. 11111111 I1 Qf411'l1'1'. 11.11111 C ' ' ' .11.1111111111. 1,1111.1111 juniors 1 11111: K.lll1ll'1'Il C'111'flc'I1.1. I3,1i1.1'1l lI1lli11N. HI'4'ZNl.l l.1ll111:111. I111' Q , 11l1I11'IlN. lx11l11'I'I K' . . . K1'1114lX1'1I. l,l'XXix l'I'11w. l711l11I'4'N 4111W. I111li1f1 i'11111111111x1 I1'1'1'x I K11I11l11lI1N.lx.1x111ll'4 I,.Ii'l1'I'. IUPUI l3.1ll11z1. K111111111' lJ.1lx. I'.I'.II1k'l'N Il.11'li11u. XX'ilIi.1111 I7.1xiX. fNl.11'x Xliu' Ihxix. 9.111cl1'.1 I7111'1'111QI1111. XI.11'x U1'xx1'1'x. .XINIITXX lD1ll.XX'1ll1.1111 INJINVII. RiL'll.1I'tl IJ1111gl.1N. Nmwl 111111111-1. K11'l1.11'1l I,I'.Ikl'. l.LII'I'X I,Ikl'.lN. II11l1I1 Illlllkxxlllklll. Pvugx IJ1111L'.111. Irvcl IJ1111c'.111. I.11111w l,.INll'X. Illflllfl f,ll11111. K llI'l I.lIi111l.511u LIIIQV. I'I.4fIN'K'X I.IIlNl. I.1111-1 ,x1111x1l11. XI.11'1lx11 l1'1'lx1'1'. llf'I'IH'IV Irv. lvl! I11111111. 11.11111 I . . l1'IlllIlU. l7.1x11l ll111111111R.1111-Ilf- l1111'111111. Irncf' l11xI111. l..11'1x I1111ll.. I.11111'N 111-1-xv. Illllilfl I'!f'K.Rf1I14'Il l11ll1'111111. l'.111li111' I11111411111N11'.4I.11111-X 1.111111 . l,Il!.1'H'IIl Ci1'1'l1r'1'. U111141lrl V .. 1lXQ-Iixlllflf' H1111 II' A. --uw' hw' , . ff 'C I WSP? .fu--v -v '27 V. 'J' s-.4 L ,- ' .,-7 l , 1 Juniors 11111111111I1.1.111 r111lN 1f11X.11l1' f11'.1111 1. 11.11111 f111-1'11.fN1111.1n 1111-1'111x1111r1.1111.111 K , . ,11'g111'x. C11-111 Q1 C1111111x,N1111'11'x C1111111111Q.1'111I1I1x 11.1Q11'1'. 15.11'11111'.1 11.11111u.1.111x4111f1 11.111.1'11X11111.1 11.l11lNf'1.. 1.11111 11.11'11'1x1111.X1'11.1 11.111, 11.111111 Il 11.1Z'111I11' 1J.1Il'f'11 H.11'111111', 1111111 111111-1121. 11111111.11 11.II'X1'X. X1.1111111 11.11111-11.11.111 H.1x1'1. 1QlL'1l.11l1 11.1XN. R11111'I'I 111-1111. 11.11 11111. 121111 1-11N1'. frf'1.11C11111' 11111121-. ,x11!1l' H1111111. 11.11 H111111111111. 1511114111 1dIl1I11'X111N. 1i1111.1111 111111111-1'. 1Q.1x H111x.111c1. fX11'1'11- 11llXX 1'11. 11111 1i.1x 11l11111.1I'C1. C.11.11111'1 H11111111'N11111. H1111-1 14l1Q11l'N. 1..11'1'x 11lI11t'111.1. 111.11111-x 11l11l11I1.1f'1111 1111111.11111 111111111 111l1l1, XX.111.11'1- 1I111'1kl'1111'1111x. 41.111 11111'. 11111111.11 1.11111'N. 1qlP1lf'1'1 1.111Nt'1l. 1i11111'1'1 '11I1l'N. 1'.111'11'111 -1111111N1111. .1.11'1x11' -1ll114'N. 111AX.1Il 111111'1. 1it'I111I'.1 111111'N. 1..1x11A1'111'1 111x111'. 1111.1 X1.11' QI uniors llll'.lC'l'li. Rglxxlmncl K.uwi1'. lhvicl K4-llvr. 5.1mlI'.1 Kvlllllllx. Virginia Kvlxu. Rugvl' Kt'l!I11'l'lX. .Im IXlllll'. l'l'.lIlL'm'x liiIllv.XIvl.1.I11m- IQIIIIIJIDVI. xX'illi.llll Klblbll'I'. Pllvllix KUVHK. lIi'l'IH'I'I Kim-1u'lxn'. Dixic I, KI'llN1l. c:.Il'1 l,41Ckv3 . Mdrx l..tNNill'I'. l.411'1'x I,41x'n'll1'. Ruth I,.1wclv1'. 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Irkl I XVII II ' AI. RH I'IRI I..: Ilwxw.. XXIIIII.. XXII Rf't.11I 1'N C Iv1Iv. Im . J I ', 4 If 41 If 1'.m1I11'.nI NINIIIN. XYINIJII N 11I,RII.XRIJ Ix,. IRIXIIX1, IzIr1xfw1w.u MUN 'Q vu I1 1111-,Im Nu lf-lv. XX! H JI7. Iilhl IN . w .1 X xl 2 '. 3. YXIIIIPNI. IJIPXXN XI. XIIIIII XI Nw mms IIsm41x. HHL'Y1L.IJHNXI.I?Il . IH-'xl IIN Lui XII Rl I.lhlI1lIl I.mN14m.1, x Sophomore Class Uflieers X., 'bw .1l'1111'1 Al111111f1x111f. .xfwllfrlflfnlvf ljrlf H111'11w11. 1111'-j11s1w1'1f1'11l.' 11111f -SVIIQIIII lf11sf111f111', f11s1:x1A1f1'11f fl'I'I'f' II11' Hlflflfflllllff' 11ff51s1'1is. E77 Freshman Class Officers l'1I'f'N,llllflIl 1fr1u 11ff111'1w -fill, ',5'l-f1lI11'1'1'1'.' 111111 lszfl. P111'-f11'1'x1'1f1'1l!.' l7lIlXl' Ilvllllff. ,w'11'1'l11I-1'.' rlllrf Iljllfljl 1.m'l'f', ffI'1'.i1-rf1'11 Indexes Index'uJthe A Accounting Club ...A Administration . . . Advancement of Blanagement. . . Advertising Club . . . Agriculture Council , book 169 fha 169 170 170 Xgrieulture Economics Club. 171 Agriculture. Honorary ..... 171 Agriculture School of ....... 86 Alpha Delta Sigma ...,.,.. 158 Alpha Gamma Delta ...... 221 Alpha Kappa Alpha ....... 220 Alpha Kappa Phi ....l.,.. 158 Alpha Lambda Delta ,..... 159 Alpha Phi Alpha .......... 222 Alpha Phi Gmega. . . ......188 American Chemical Society. 172 American Rocket Society. .189 Angel Flight ........ Anthropology Club. . 189 ......172 Applied Science Club ...... 173 Applied Science, School ol. . .94 Aquaettes .....,... Arnold Air Society. . . 190 190 Association of Childhood Education .... . . B Bachelors, Barn ...,. ......173 ...269 Baptist Chapel Singers ...... 203 Baptist Student Union Barretts' Dorm ...... Baseball . . . . . . . . . Basketball ......... Ben Franklin Society. Beta Gmicron ....,.. Block and Briddle .... Botany Club ...... Bungalow ........ . . Business, School of. . . C Canterbury House. . Canterbury Club .... Cap and Tassel .,.. Chateau ........... Chautauqua Co-op . . 32-1 ......203 268 ...126 ...120 ......191 ...159 ...174 ...174 ...269 ....88 ..269 H204 ...191 ...270 ...270 Chinese Student Club ...... 175 Christian Science Grganization ,... Christmas Wieck .... ....204 ....44 Club 16 .................. 270 Commencement ........,.. 28 Communications, School of. .90 Cross Country ......,..... 141 D Dames Club ..... .... 1 92 Debate .................. 193 Delta Chi ................ 223 Department Chairman ...... 72 Der Deutsche Klub. . Design Initiative .... Dietz ............. Dowdell ........... Case Del Hombre House of Southern C Last Resort Motiliii Roge Scuttlebutt Hut Sleepy Hollow Southern Rebels Taj Mahal Doyle Dorm. . . E Education, College of Embassy ....,...... Epsilon Tau Sigma. . F ......175 ....176 . . .272 . . . . . .236 Zomfort ....271 ..82 272 160 Fall Leadership Camp ....... 42 Family Housing ..... Fine Arts Festival .... Football ........ Forestry Club ...... Forest Villa ......... .. ...262 ....52 ....114 ....177 ......272 Freshman Class Officers .... 322 Future Farmers of America. 176 G Gamma Delta ....... ......205 1, Gamma Theta Upsilon ..... 160 Geology Club. . . Girls Rally .... Golf ....... . Goretti ........ Graduate School. . . Greek Wieck .... Gymnastics . . . H Harmony House . Haven .................. Herpetogical Society ..,.... Hideway ......,.. HOHN ...... Homecoming . . . Home Ec Club ..... Home Economics. School of. Honor Guard ..,.....,..,. House of Troy ............. I illinois Avenue Residence Halls ..,...... -.ota Lambda Sigma ....... -ndustrial Education Club. . unter-Faith Council ........ -nter-fraternity Council .... unter-Greek Council ....... international Relations Club Dntramurals, Boys ......... Dntramurals, Girls ......... ewel Box ........ -1 ohnson Co-Gp .... ohnson Hall ..... x. olly Rogers ......, Miournalism Student Association ....., iunior Class ...... U unior Gliicers. . K Kappa Alpha Mu. . Kappa Alpha Psi. . . 177 192 140 273 212 134 273 273 196 274 274 .38 178 .96 179 274 258 161 178 202 217 220 196 142 146 275 275 275 276 180 311 310 161 225 Kappa Omicron Phi ....... OOO L La Casa lNIana . . . . . . La Castia ...... ....... La Cotere ............... Liberal Arts. College of .... Little Grassy Lake Campus. . M lNQanor ............. 1X arketing Club ........... lXIary Blargaret lNIanor ..... lN' ason Dixon House ....... BQilitary Ball .......,. . . . Nlodern Dance ....... ,... lX1en's Residence Halls Council ..............., lNfu Phi Epsilon. . . . . . N Nelson's Nook ...... . . . Newman Club ....... . . . New Student Heels .,....,. Normandy ........l. . . . Nursing. School of .... . . . O Gbelisk .................. Off-Campus Pres. Council. . Glympians ............... Outdoor Living Show ...... P Pan Hellenic Council ....... Parents Day .,..,.... . . . Phi Eta Sigma .... . . . Phi Kappa Phi .... . . . Phi Kappa Tau .... . . . Phi lN1u Alpha ..... . . . Phi Sigma Kappa .... . . Pi Kappa Delta .... ,... Pi Lambda Theta .... . . . Pi Blu Epsilon ..... . . . Pi Omega Pi ...... . . . Plant Industries .... . . . Psychology Club .... . . . 276 276 777 .84 108 277 180 'nav .ffl 278 . 50 197 259 162 278 206 .36 278 100 198 266 2.9 .24 216 .43 163 163 226 164 227 164 165 165 166 181 181 Q Qiueens . . .... . . R Religion in Life Week. . Retailers Club. . . . . . S Sayawah ........ Senior Class ........ Senior Class Gflicers. . Sigma Alpha Eta ..... Sigma Beta Gamma. . . Sigma Delta Chi ..... Sigma Kappa .i,. Sigma Pi ....... Sigma Pi Sigma ..,... Sigma Sigma Sigma. . . D Sigma Tau Gamma. . . D Singing Squadron .... SIU Council of Exceptional Children Sociology Club ....... Southern Players .i..,. Southern Young Republicans .... Southern Acres. . . Stalag 10 ..... Peyton Place ...... Hangover Haven. . . Flat Broke Hotel. . . El Rlahal ........... Southern Acres co-op. Blasters ........... Lonely Street. . . Stag Club ..... T Tau Kappa Epsilon . . . Technical and Adult Education ......... Tennis ............. Theta Xi ............. Theta Xi Variety Show. .60 .47 182 279 287 286 166 167 168 wg 779 167 1 'W 250 231 182 184 183 197 202 240 242 242 242 242 243 243 243 243 -v 2 9 232 102 138 233 .58 Thompson Point. . Bailey Hall. . . Bowyer Hall. . Brown Hall . . . Felts Hall. . . Pierce Hall .... Steagall Hall .... Thompson Point Judicial Council . Thompson Point Social Council .... . . . Tower Hall ,...,. .. rack ....... . 'g7roop's . . . Turner 12 .... U UD Plaza .......... . . . Lvniversity Services .... . V Yalhala .......... Visiting Guests. . . Y.T.l. Graduates. . wr Hialkers Dorm ...... .... Wesley Foundation ........ 1Yomen's Athletic Association ...... 1Yomen's Professional Club. . lYomen's Residence Halls. . . Hoody Hall ....... Section A ....... Section B North. . Section B South. . Section C. - ..... YN'oody Hall judicial Council ................ Vioody Hall Social Council. 1N'restling ......... XYSIU . . . Z Zeta Phi Eta ..... 244 246 747 1.1 . -1 24. 249 250 251 260 260 280 130 280 280 281 .76 281 .65 318 281 205 186 186 259 252 254 255 256 257 261 261 132 187 168 325 General Index A Abbott, Delois, 270 Abbott, Ellen, 165 Abbott, T. W., 163 .-Xberriatllie, Marietta. 201. 228, 254, 2' Ahney, lierinan, 176. 203 Ahney, Si-ott, 174, 203, 287 Abrornoviteli, John, 117, 231 Aeeto, Thonias, 239 Acherhaeli. Leroy, 246, 259 Adarns, Bd, 250 Adams, George, 75 Adanis, Joseph, 197 Adams. Karr-ri, 185. 2051, 247 Admins, Rieluiril, 311 ,X1l:irrir1,'l'oiii.246 .Mlelslu 1.21 r, 111 li li, -03, -1 I Adkiiis, Liz. 260 Adkisson. Mary, 186, 275 .f1dolphson, Forrest, 232 .Xdre-on, '1'erry, 311 Adriari, I-erri. 2-11 ,.,,,. ,, -1' -1 Aiken, Hella, 254 .'xll'iQ'1l, 11011, 287 Aiken. flziry, 239 Aggertt. Virgiriin, 267 Allolf, Betty. 206 Airnone. Alan, 160, 212 Ainsley, B111'll21l'l, 250 Ainsworth, Liiidzi, 254, ... . Akers, .lam-t, 247 Alden, livan, 287 Aldridge, .lohri. 242. 318 Alexander, Orville, 75 Alexander, Roger, 229 .'xl!'11211lfll'1'. Terry, 278 Ali. Kloliarnrned. 196 Alka, Fliarles, 311 Allen, Bernard. 205, 239 Allen, Vlark, 163 Alle-ri, Dwight, 246 Allen, 1'il1,Lf11l, 238 Allen. Jay. 166 Allen, Ken, 229 Xllen, Linda, 278 Allen, Nikki, 185, 267 .'xllf?11, 11Ullf'l1, 240, 243 ixlllSU11, ills-Illlii, 275 Allison, Jarnes, 250 Allison, Sue. 203 Allison, 1Yilli:ini, 177,246 Alred, Ann, 228, 311 Altes. 1Vally, 156, 207. 266, 278 Arnati, lfelicita, 180 Amos, 134-Wey, 177 Andersen, Kitty, 197 ,1nderson, Barlwara, 182, 318 Aderson, Vharles, 169, 188, 246 Andersori. Ilonalfl, 161. 287 Ariilersori, .larm-s, 204 Anderson, .lohn, 98 Ariderson, Kenneth, 223, 287 .Xnrlr-rsoll, B1ll'll1lf'l, 227 .Xndi-rson, Nan:-5, 254 Ariderson. Rex. 188 Aridersori, Roliert., 217, 227, 287 x11 l'l1 l r'erleIir'k 171 A P- , . ago .-Xnglirn, Betsy. 186, 276. 287 Anglin, Ariita. 159, 186,244,247 .1IlliC1l1il'll1ltl, .le-an, 178. 206 Anton Yvonne, 151, 256 Antwine, llouston, 132, 133 .hl'1'1lH4l1l, Vathiv-, 159, 256, 260 Arling, l1arry,281 ,Xrrniste:ul. .lani-, 276 Xriustrorig. Liridzi, 205, 280 Arnrlt, Varoly n, 203, 275 ,Xrnold, l r'evl. 141. 213, 231 Arnold, Martlizi, 165, 207 g11'Ilol4l, BI4'15l'!111.ll, 207 Arnold:-, Williani, 239 Asairizifrii-rm, llzirrx, 239 X 'li Ri:-li-irl 1 - F , . 4 , -J 1 .Xslilr-y, Judy, 189, 251 Asliley, Kr-ririetli, 276 Asinussi-ri, l,1mi'i-in-e, 246 .3-Ha, l r:ink, 188 .hr-liison, Marilyn, 279 fxtor. Rosaiorif-, 254, 259 510111, lilizilo-rl. 196 Mid, 1'.ll:i. 25.1 .3llS1lIl,-lillllt-9, 188 Austin, Marilyn, 2414 .XY:iIit, .Xnn:i, 266 .ball-y, Vlyde, 269 ,1udt.,Xrthur, 196 Kylie, l'l1yllis, 186, 275, 211 Ayres, lleriuziri, 222 B liulrffff, llorotliy, 267 Bzivh, .1., 1F45 Burk, lianiel, 206 Baeks, Norlfert, 277, 287 Bzirfksriieir-r, 1 rr-da-rir-k, 169, 180, .. Baeori, llayid. 248 Baden, filrner, 278 Badie, Bill, 49, 200 Bagg, Bruee, 167, 243, 287 Bailey, Varolyn, 187, 229 Bailey, llot, 189. 255 Bailey, Torn, 176 326 30 Bzrinizi, Jan. 224 Burn, lliivid, 287 Baker, Vlizirles, 165, 203, 270, 311 . 1 -v Baker, Iulizahetli, 118 Baker, 1'1!lZl'l, 311 Baker, -lar-k, 182 Baker, John, 152, 200, 287 Baker. Larry, 203, 270 Baker, Klalehus, 246 Baker, Reimer-ea. 173 Billivr. Roliert, 174, 287 Baker, Ronald. 180, 250 Baker, '1'lioni:i.s, 177, 287 Baldwin. 1'Irnnia .le-an, 63 Bahga, Banrnal, 155 Baliua. Mohandas, 196, 278 Ball, Larry, 145 Ball, Marieia, 231, 287 Ballance. John, 167, 205, 311 Ballee, Jarnes. 248 Ballee, VVilliani, 183 Ballestre, Ilon, 246 Baneoft, lidward, 182, 243 Banu-oek, -hvann, 280 Bandy, llavid, 158. 249 Bankson, Martha, 254 Barher, 1 red, 181. 265 Bardelnieier, Marshall, 250 Bardo, Harold. 123, 225 Bare, Donald, 243, 287 Bare, Eddie. 259 Baretield, Morris, 311 Barharn, Carolyn, 204 Barker,.1udy, 192, 199, 247 Barnes. Naney, 197, 202. 273 Barnett, Bill, 140 Barnett, Phyllis, 254 Barrnsh. Stephen, 250 Baron, Patricia, 311 Barra, Donna, 254 Barra, Marguerite, '62 Barrett, .lirn. 179, 227 Barrett, Reggie, 181 Barriek, Robert, 246 Barringer, Anna Lee, 185, 266. Barringer, Joe, 276 Barringer. Mary, 275 Barrow, Dolores. 159, 203. 275 Barrow, Margaret, 254, 311 Barrow, Roluert. 203, 270, 287 Barry. Betty, 169, 180. 231, 287 Bartels, Ronald, 249 Bartlett, Phyllis. 167 Bartolini. Diana, 276 Barton, Haw, 158, 180 Bartseh, Patrieia, 275 Barwick, .1udith, 203, 228, 287 Ba. ler, Patrir-ia, 185 Bass, Eugene, 231 Basse, Rosemary, 254 Bantien, Berniee, 228 Batenian, Jerry, 246 Bates, Carl. 165, 287 Bates. Donald, 119, 231 Bates, Elin, 224, 254 Battle, .1iin, 117, 119 Bauliy. Lee, 281 Baue, Vharles, 185, 274, 311 Bauer. Phil, 281 Bauer, Susan, 287 Bauerliend, ll., 102 Bain-r'sar-lis, llellra., 178 Baumann, ffarl. 249 Bauineyer, Phillip, 178, 311 Baurugartrier, David, 170, 177, 287 Bs-ak, .lirn, 179 Bear:-nds, l'1d, 205 Beasley, lid, 171 Beasley, .liruiuie, 287 Beatty, B:irlrara, 203 Beatty,,1olin, 140, 249, 311 Beatty, Nlielurel, 183, 270 B.-aty, 13111'lPlL1'lL, 202, 203, 275, B+-atv. Phyllis, 275 Beaver, Bonlyn, 22-I, 247 Beazley, Ronald, 177 Br,-elitel, f'li:irlr-si, 177, 288 Ba-ek, 21zLI'jo!'l4', 289 Be-ek'-, 111-anna, 277 Br-ekeriieyer,Iliiogene.163 Becker, Lois, 178, 207, 254 Bs-r,:k4-tt, 1'1rV., 239 Bw-kley, lfrank, 248 1'5l'l'l'illl1L11, .1oy4'e, 275 Bealolli, 1711-rl, 238 Bee. 1'it'1'1ll', 192 Be-ggs, liorlzllrl, 250 B1'll1lli!',fil1l1'll1 -l., 168. 257, 285 hreridt, llurrel, 249 2 Be Bi-if-li, 13,101,180 Beierrnan, Str-phf-n, 248 iiiifohr, .lohn, 196 Be 13l'llIllFUllI5,BIHFX, 165 Beisswingert, Beverly, 178, 189 Bejna, Jack, 250 Belford, Sue, 189, 254 Bell, l r-ank, 177 -ll, .l:inies, .lr.. 177, 179, 188, 246 Bs Belt, Richard, 280 Belto, Rieliarwl, 206 Benr-ini, lidwarrl L., 288 Bender, Bi-tty, 267 Berigsteri, fiary L., 164, 193, 288 3 Beninali, Sugar, 167 Benjamin, Rodney. 242 Bennett, lillen, 205 Bennett, Esther, 165 Bennett, Franeis, 160 Bene. Raymond, 180, 206, 249, 2511 Bfnrley, Lloyd, 227 Benton, Elizahetll A., 205, 318 Benton, John, 229 Benton, Ralph, 116 Benton, Ruth, 205 Berlmerigli, Joseph, 176, 238 Berentsen, Harold, 179, 248 Beruer, Willis, 160 Bernrin, Steve, 243 Bernard, Susan, 247 Bernardi, Barbara, 185, 206, 231 Bernett, Richard, 174 Berry, Donna, 239 Berry, Fredrick, 164, 217 Berry, Jay, 226 Berry, Laura, 205, 254 Berry, Norman, 311 Berry, 1Villiani, 153, 238, 288 Bert, Bill, 232 Bevill, Janice, 197 Bianehi, Anthony, 179 Bicknell, Elaine, 228 Biekert, Russ, 188 Bierliaurn, Joe, 274 Biaando, John, 184, 250 Biggs-rs, Valgene, 161, 195. 288 Birni, Jan, 215 Binder, Dave, 278 Binder, .ludy, 251, 311 Bird, Farolyn, 275 Birdsonu. Carroll, 238 Bischoff, Ronald, 174, 250 Bise, Rodney, 223 Bishop Ray E., 288 Bla:-k, Benita. 205, 257 Black L,iuis, 246 Black, 1V1ary, 231 Black, Shirley Dale, 174, 276, 277 Blat-kiord, Earl, 242 Blat-kford, Vivian, 269 Blackman, Janet Sue, 278, 311 Blarzkson, John, 160 Blaies, Terry, 43, 200, 22,3 Blake, Cynthia, 172 Blakely, John, 229 Blakeslee, Peter, 229 Blandford. Carl L., 269, 318 Blankenheiin, George T , 181, 288 Blankenheiin, Thaddeus, 206 Blankenship, 1'llizaheth, 311 Blankinship, .l., 11, 221 Blanton, Allen, 191 Blaseek, Donna, 159,163, 189, 191, 247, 288 Blauroek, Richard L., 288 Bledsaw. Betty, 280 Bleein, Janet, 155, 189, 206, 251, 254 Bleern, Marvin, 269 Bleyer, W'illiain, 201, 205 Blirs, Georgia, 189 Bloeniker, Diane, 178, 207. 247 Blythe, Lucille, 173, 204, 255, 311 Bonls, Linda, 123, 201 Bot-zkiewiez, Jon, 246 Bode-en, Duane, 163, 205 Bodkin, Robert, 223 I5lIll11, .1oll11, 243 Bolill, 11011, 182 Bollinger, Janies, 160 Bollnxan, Mel, 272 Bollnian, Shirley, 205, 255 Bond, Xvilliani 11,, 231, 288 Bondurant, Don, 225 Bonf-steel, Don, 167, 229 13U111'1Z11U, fierzllri, 170 Bonham, Jini, 250, 259 Bonkoski, June, 189, 228 Border, Barbara, 192 Borger. Lawrenee, 189 Borger, William 311 Borgia, Louis, 170, 188 Borgrsniillei, Betty, 185, 206, 228, 311 Borrow, Boln, 203 Boscnirine, Louis, 206 Boseeker, Lee, 311 Botner, Donald, 180 Botner. Earl, 169, 180 Botsell, Alartha, 159, 205, 254 Bouas, James, 171 Boudrr-au, David N., 188, 206, 288 Bo unrl, ,l:L0kie, 165, 192, 254, 259, 260, 288 Bourland, Donna, 228 Bourrpie, Rohr-rt Ii., 118, 231, 288 Bouxsein, Russell, 217, 229 Bowen, Brenda, 278, 279 Bowen, Naney, 311 Bowers, Pat., 221 Bowlin, Thomas, 204, 311 Boydston, Donald, 72, 113 Boynewiez, .1iin, 115, 239 Brac-kett, Isaac, 73 Braden Mary, 178 Bradford, Archie J.. 288 Bradford, Roy L., 242, 318 Bradley, Brenda, 201 Bradley, Donna, 311 Bradley, June, 228 Bradley . Linda, 159 Bradley, Marilyn, 311 Bradley Bradley , Sue, 178. 278 , Wayne, 269 Brady. Paul, 197 Brake, Rita, 256 Brarnlet Brarnlet Brarnlet Braneh, Branch, , Dave, 232 , -larnes, 223, 250 . Judie, 189, 231, 254 London, 225 Ray Lee. 288 Brandon, Kent, 164, 193 Brandt, Rod, 229 Brandt, Warren, 73 Branson. Gloria, 255, 288 Brantley. Paul, 272 Brass-field, Charles, 75 Brashier, Kenneth. 239 Brauer, Blden. 250, 260 Brauer, Robert, 205 Braun, Carl, 160 Brauning, Sue, 251 Brazier, Nliehael, 145, 182, 229 Breen, George, 136 Breeze , Shirley Ann, 166, 169, 257, 288 Brelje, Terry B., 242, 288 Brennan, John. 242 Bresson Bri-stin , Michael, 288 , Paul, 246 Brewer, Toni. 232 Brieker Bridges Bridges Bridges Bright, Brirnrn, Broida. Brooks, , George, 155, 311 . f'arrol1, 127, 129 , Barton, 223 , Linda, 275 Gerald, 226 Marilyn, 185 Donald, 169, 250, 288 Gerald, 188, 217 Brooks, ,loe, 155, 180, 250 Brooks, Joseph 11,, 158, 244, 288 Brooks, Brooks, Brooks, Brother Brown. Brown, Brown, Linda.. 224 1V1elVin, 183, 196 Sharon, 205, 254. 278, 311 s, Benita. 185, 203, 274. 275 Arley, 272 Bill, 113 Carol, 174 Brown, Clara E., 228, 289 Brown, Furlee, 222 Brown, Donna, 277 Brown, Dora, 220 Brown, 1Joiis.1ean, 166, 289 Brown, Ellen, 221 Brown, George, 191 Brown, Herbert, 180, 250, 311 Brown, Jack, 272 Brown, Judith, 189, 205, 247 Brown. .ludith NI., 247, 259 Brown, Luvenia, 186 Brown, 1V1iehael 170, 188, 196, 223, Brown, Niel, 142 Brown, Phyllis, 165. 289 Brown, Rita, 255 Brown, Robert, 179, 246, 1360 Brown, Ronnie, 205, 279, 289 Brown, Sharon, 247 Brown, Thomas. 165 Brown, 5V1ll1L11l1, 118, 176, 276 Brown, VVillie, 151 Browning, .IoAnn, 159, 162. 178 Broz. Laddie, 278 Brut-e, Bonnie, 184, 247 Bruee, C ieorge C., 160, 318 Bruee, R. D., 174 Brueske . Charles, 174 Bruhn, Jaines, 223 V Bruniuiet, Don, 158, 311 Bruna, Toni, 114 Bruner, Mir-liael, 289 Burnett, Phillip L., 182, 274, 318 Brunner , Jim, 196 Bruno, Joseph, 176, 246, 311 Brunslcill, Vzirole, 206, 251 Brunson, Melvin, 177 Brusnitti Bruson, ,f'harlene, 166, 168 Loris, 205 P 1 Bryan, Dallas, 171, 1.4.1, 311 Bryant , Bryson, Bulianoi Joe, 163, 188 Loris, 273 iieli, Louis, 246 Bur-lianan, Jay, 269 Bur-hlieirn. 17ave,2-16 Bur-kley Budisali Bl iilzele ,.1irn, 243 ell, S211l!11'11, 224 k, Jerry, 138, 139. 249 Buehler, Cliristian, 243 Bueltinann, George A., 185, 289 Bu:-nker, Naney, 206, 275 Bur-selre r, Gene, 276 Buettniann, Lou Ann. 165 Buettner, Dianne lu., .2119 Bul1urn, Edwin, 231, 311 Biilirrrir-st.:-r, Robert, 188, 246 Bll1l4lf'k, Bullor-k, BlllllJ1'k, Boliliie, 311 Ronald, 174 Rosalee, 178, 277 Bullouks, Amos, 116, 117, 119 Bulow, Frank, 239 Bundy, Charles, 168 Bundy, Bunte, 1 Bunyari Richard, 268 Ioward, 281 1, Phil,174,271,289 2 Burba, Francis. 246, 260 Burchart.. Sally, 266 Burd, Athalyn, 254 Burd. Clyde. 182. 276 Burgess, William. 311 Burkett. Charles, 311 Burkitt, Linda, 190. 224 Burlison, Betty. 205 Burnett. Joan, 247, 311 Burnette. John. 223 Burney. Moin Uddin. 196 Burns. Jane. 159, 205 Burns, Lary. 177 Burroughs. Rebecca. 168, 289 Burshears. Patti, 231 Bursua, Richard. 183, 249 Burzynski. Reta, 277 Busch, Bill, 249 Bush. Brenda, 289 Butler. Kathleen. 178 Butler, Marilyn, 251 Bunyan, Roger, 127 Buzbee, Kenneth, 226. 289 Buzzard, Carol Jean. 178 Bwerke, Charles. 205 Bybee, Glendell, 246 C Cable. Sam. 181 Cabrera, Arnie. 231 Cagle. Sam. 188 Caldwell, Dolores, 197 Caldwell. Donna. 254, 311 Calhoun, Gerald B., 188, 289 Call, Glenda. 182 Calloni, Sandra C.. 275 Calloway. Alfred, 225 Calvin, Howard T.. 226. 248, 289 Calvin, Robert. 243 Camfield, Mary Ellen. 254 Camp, Larry, 176. 246 Campbell, Becky, 221, 311 Campbell, Bill. 177 Campbell, Don. 274 Cangc, 1Yilliam C., 289 Campbell. George, 177 Campbell, Judy, 190 Campbell. Kathryn. 251. 311 Campbell, Peggy L.. 205. 228, 251 Campbell, Richard, 193, 206 Campbell, Susan. 221 Campisi, Paul. 75 Canedy, D onald, 182, 223 Cappelletti. .Janice K., 318 Caputo, Al. 179, 246 Carin, Mary Ann, 205 Caringer. Robert. 276, 277 Carisen , Charles, 169 Carlsen, Beckv. 257 Carlsen. Charles. 248. 311 Carlson, Gregory, 248 Carlisle. John C., 155, 188. 250, 289 Carlton, Naomi. 289 Carman. Carol F.. 289 Carn. Fred, 225 Carnaghi, Mary Alice. 39. 153, 191, 289 Drone Carnahan. Joyce. 231, 289 Carney, Gerald M., 170, 17-1, 289 Carpenter. Dick, 118 Carpenter, Gary. 250 Carr, Frederick O.. 279, 290 Carr. Gertrude, 280 Carr. Peggy J.. 165. 166. 275, 289 Carr. Stephen, 179. 206 Carrier, Neil. 181 Carruthers, Carol Ann, 166. 311 Carson. Carolyn, 157. 175, 189. 252,259 311 Carter, David. 311 Carter, Neal. 166,188 Caruso. Raymond S.. 180. 188. 289 Caruso. Robert, 188 Casey, Edith M., 290 Casey, Joanne M.. 185. 206, 247 Casey. Ralph, 113 Casidy. Thomas, 155 Casper, Curtis, 270 Castaga. Jim. 249 Castelo. Claudia. 247. 259 Caster..-1. B..7-1. 165 Castleton. Edward Bi., 290 Catlin, Stella. 254 Cattledge. Preston. 169, 290 Candle, Louis L.. 290 Cauender, Charles, 272 Cavitt. Sharon, 274. 275 Caupert, Vernon, 176. 276 Causey. John, 190. 227 Cazel, Howard. 174 Cazel, John, 242 Cazier. Harold. 281 Ceplecha, Dennis, 177, 206 Ceresoli. Raymond A., 290 Charron, Barbara, 254 Cook, ,Gwin, 270 Chadwick, Gordon. 227 Chambers. Nikki. 186, 188 Charnness C hamness C liamness Chandler. , Fred. 290 , Janet. 203, 228 . Sandra H., 290 Al. 202 Chang,ALin-Mei. 175. 269 Chang-Sangok, 255 Chantos, Mike, 206, 246 Chapin, Carol, 207, 256 Chaplin. Ronald. 160 Chapman, Douglas, 205 Chapman. Edward. 311 Chapman. Ronald. 246 Chapman, Thomas A.. 290 Chappce, Kenney, 190, 267 Charlton, George E., 158, 169, 170 238, 290 Charron, Barbara. 254 Chase, Kay, 221. 247, 260 Chasteen. James O.. 169, 290 Chaudoin. Patty. 247 Chausse. Frances. 276 Chausse, Robert. 281 Cheatham, Jeroriie, 183, 204. 242 Cheiln. Dale, 160 Chen. Stephen, 196, 272 Chen. YVinnie. 175 Cheng, Catherine, 175, 274, 275 Cheng. Edwin, 175 Cherpital, Sharon. 228 Chesnek, Paul. 173. 281 Chesnek. Stanley A., 173. 281, 290 Chesney. Bob, 197 Chester. Camilla. 254 Chester. Pat. 162, 224. 290 Chestrarn. Richie. 269 Chia, Agnes, 275 Chiang, Hong Bo, 175 Chick. James, 179 Chien, Ping Chisan. 278, 279 Childress. Janet. 21, 185 Chenielik. James. 232 Choate, Shelba .l.. 172. 254, 200 Chon. Kyoon. 255 Choo, Kyo Taek, 246 Christ. Paul. 176 Cooper. Rolfe, 201 COD, Janet. 275 fftpcland. Robert. 172 Connie, Donna, 280 Corbin. Nelson, 272 Corcoran. Barbara A.. 200 Cormaney. David, 2-13 f ostizan. James L, 236. 2210 otton. Howard NY., 200 Cotton, Mary. 205. 2.37 Coulson. Edward, 246 Coursey. Norma L.. 254 C. Coverstone. Barbara F,, 205, 254, 111' C0U'1Wf'12lit, Sain. 246 Cousley. Steve, 225 Cowan, Gary, 183, 245 Cowan. .IoDean, 243 Cowsert. Rosale, 276 Cox. Byron, 238 Cox. Carol J., 197. 224, 251 7 COX. Carol Lee. 107, L54 COX. Donald 180. 265, 200 Cox, Joyce Nl., 166. 291 Cox. Thomas, 142, 231 COZ2.11.R1aU' Jo, 162, 165, 101 257. 291 Cfafg- Douglas. 206 Craig, June, 207 Craig, Blarjorie. 20.3 Craig. Ruth, 255 Crain. Mary Ann, 256 Crain. Robert G., 291 Crane . Carolyn. 251 C rane. Marshall, 239 19: Chu. Aubrey B., 239 Chu. Joseph. 175. 269 Church, Charles, 246 Chaar. Charles P.. 290 Cino, Al. 239 Clarnpert. Gerald. 171. 176 Clavbaugh, Karen, 201 Clark Clark , Catherine, 231 Donald T., 160. 206, 2239 Clark, Hugh, 246 Clark Kathryn Bl.. 184. 251. 260 Clark: Lee, 188 Clark, Blartha Rl.. 163 Clark, Norma, 265 Clark, Ray. 184 Clark Wally, 167 Ciarkf Walter W., 290 Clayb augh, Karen. 254 Clayton. Charles C,. 91. 168 Cleary. Richard P.. 169, 290 Clem. Harold. 246. 259 Clendenen, Leslis, 172 C lend C lend enen. Nancy. 172 enin, Ann. 165. 1154 Cleveland, Bob. 232 Cleveland. Matthews, 318 Clifton. Nile, 246 - Cline. Kathleen, 228. 2-17. 3113 Clore. Torn, 169 Clucas. Don. 169 Cluvc r. James. 238 Coats. Don. 250 - mu I Coats. Marilyn D.. 203, 274, -75 Cocheba. Donald. 312 Cranfill, Paul W., 176, 291 Cravens. Mickey O., 169, 291 Crawford' Garry Il.. 182 24:1 Crawford, James. 238 Y Crawford, 1131-y Ann' 291 Credi. Gloria, 166, 291 Crenshaw, Sandra, 203 Cresswell, llarvin YV., 242, 318 Crider, John L., 291 Crini. 1Vilson. 222 Crisman. Roberta G., 16.3, 201 Croaning, Bm.-9, 304 Crocker, Clary, 246 Crockett, Jan. 165 Crockett, Lewis, 312 Cronis, Terry, 142, 231. 291 Cross Cross C ross Cross C ross . Delores. 205. 255. 312 ..Iudirh, 231, 255, 312 V Molly F., 192, 247 . Paul. 176 . Richard, 245 Cochran. Roger. 243 Cochran. Shirley, 247 Cockrum. E. E.. 104 g Y i Coffman, Linda, 231. 2019- 200 Cohen, Harold. 73 Colberg, Helen K.. 228. 290 Colbert, Kay. 254 Colbrook, YVrn.. 272 Cole. Jacqueline. 192 Cole. Joel. 179, 246 Cole, Maureen. 260 Cole. 1Villiarn. 189 Coleman. Beverly. 189. 217, 259 Coleman. Brent, 246 Coleman, Clifford. 246 Coleman, E. C.. 163 Collie. Rarnelle, 231 Collier, Janet. 255, 318 Collins, Anne. 190. 267 Collins. Brenda, 226. 312 Collins, Donna. 243 Collins, Verl G.. 318 Collnian. Joe. 169. 248. 313 Colvin, Robert. 179 Conibe, Suzanne. 290 Comstock. 11'L13'I19- 193- 201- 223- 250 Conaway. James D.. 188. 290 Concini. Josephine, 165 Conery, Sandy. 190. 231 Conley, John, 243 Conley. Marjorie Bee. 276 Conlfllia. Frank, 204 Conn, 1Yilliani. 246 Connell, Robert A.. 290 Connelly. John. 260 Connelly. Robert. 248. 312 Conner, Carole A.. 274, 275 Conner, Jackie, 276 Crost. Ken. 250 Crouse. Joyce, 178 Crowcrott, Sharon, 190, 254 Crowell, John, 156, 201, 217, 223 Crowell, Larry, 180 Crowell. Way-be, 173 Croyver. Oscar, 184 Cruse. Patricia. 228, 252, 2.35 Crusius. Jane. 39, 50. 189. 231 233 Cruthis. Ronald Ig, 2773, Q77 Cubin, Fred YV.. 250. 201 Cullen, Ann, 255 Cullen. Ronald, 243 Cult'-either. Fred, 161. 178 Cummings, June, 224. 254 Curnniins. Jerry. 266. 280. 312 Curninins. Rayrnos, 170, 312 CunditT. David A., 318 Cunditf, Jer:ild,1232 Cundiff. Rimald, 305, 24.3 Cunninshanr. Patrick. 2212 Cushman. Betty. 162. 277 Cyrier. Gerald .I.. 180. 201 Cyrier. Rosalie A., 291 Czyl, Benedict A., 180. 206. 201 D Dabhey, Blarch, 185 Dabler. John. 312 Dabney, Marge. 257 Dagzlev. Duane. 158. 160, 1110 Da le lirrx lo . .Y A. 1- -12 3... ,. 1 Dahrn. Robert. 246 r. 2-12. Davis, Xurllizili. 222 Davis .Paul. 226. 201 Davis. Sandra, 166. 168. 312 Davis. Terry, 160 1,ftVlS. Vance-, 1710 l,21VG'lilI1S,.lF-1111, 2,54 Dawson, Gale. 11.3. 110 Deady. Ronald, 2113 Dean, 120311, .If-rrre. 162. 2510 -H41 Marian. 251 Deane, Henrietta. 256 Defend. Lf-nard. 276 DeJarnr-tt, Larry, 169, 20.1 Delane, Virgil. 1625 D+-Lay. David. 223 Delia, Delia, Delk. Anflrorly, 291 Tony, 142, 200. 2111 Robert. 177. 188 1 Dr-Loka. Janice, 257 I JeMe nt, Bill, 229 Deming.Mary,174 V llenrinu, John, 125, 190, 201 llernpsf-y, Yvonne. 180 Dernster. Chuck, 223, 242 Dernster. Mabel, 272 Dcnisht, Phyllis, 173, 206. 2-n Denison. Carolyn. 190 Denison, Mary. 150 Denkf-r. Fred, 73 I Dense-r,Jean.255 Deniord, James, 249 Derby. Ronald. 242 Derrington. Mary. 206, 2.32 Df-rvis. Turan. 239 De Sore-ll. .lf-an. 231 lJeYorf-, Wvilliarrr. 180. 292 De1Ver-s, Andrew, 250. 312 DeWef-se. Phyllis, 278, 279 De11.'ilde, Diana. 182 De1Vitt. Clyde, 179, 188 DPWS, 1Yilliarn. 229, 292 Deyo. Kenneth. 243 Dial. Carol, 251 Dial. Don. 177 Dick, Ellen, 183. 244 Dickson, Richard, 170, 171. Dickson. Robert, 170. 171. 2913 Dieckrnann. Ralph. 238 Dieter. Clarence. 206 Dietrich. Janies. 226. 292 Dietrick. Julie. 182. 247 Dietz. Daniel. 205 Dietz. Neva. 251 Dill, Joe, 168. 188, 196 Dill, William. 312 Dillard. Gary. 174. 292 Dillard, Sue. 165 Dillow. Shirley. 292 Dirniceli. Sally, 174. 267 Dirnizfiary. 179. 206 Dirnitrolf, 1Yillianr. 2-10, 243 Dingt-s. Rodney. 189 Dinwiddie. Robert. 270 Disney. Robert, 270 Disney, Bill. 292 Disney, Richard,2-13. 313 Distler, JoAnn. 267 , ,. . . .J 177. 292 V 1 2515 21 Dahnckc. Maurice, 170. 174. 274. 201 113ll11111I1. Murnicc. 161 Dalton. Edna. 278. 279 Dalton. James. 242. 201 Dalton. Ronnie. 312 Daly-V Fran. 123. 100. 231, 247, 312 Dann. Paul, 203. 270 Daqqaq, Raid. 16.3 Dare. Elaine. 205, 255 Darling, 1Yilliarn. 312 Darrnstatter. Lester, 101 Dasgupta. Ananta, 279 Daurn, Alen. 164 D'Auria. Vincent. 242 Davenport. Anita. 185.202, 255 Davidson. Diane. 181. 255 Conner, Karen. 166 Connor, Patricia. 178. 276 Conroy, Richard L.. 276. 277 Consoer. Barbara. 247 Contiirba, Carole. 251 Conway, Pat, 242 Jtidy. 254 Cook. Toriimy. 182 Cooksey, Jeanne. 190 Coonan, Thomas. 226 Cooper, Charles. 169 Cooper, Richard, 278 Davidson. Gloria. 318 Davis. Bobby, 270, 291 Davis, I. Clark, 76. 163 Davis. Don. 190, 291 Davis. Dorothy. 72. 7.3 Davis. Elren. 225 Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis .Jarncs, 222 .Joyce. 185, 291 . Kay. 202. 256 . Rlary Alice. 162. 251. 312 .lIax, 281 Dixon. Asenath, 185. 205. 269 Dixon, Janice. 220. 256 Dixon, John. 250 Dixon. Linda, 278 Dobbs. Audrey, 203, 273 Dobbs, Phyllis, 273 Dodson, Bruce. 175. 292 Doehring, Jarnes. 2-15 Doerner. Ellen. 205 Doerr. Marianna. 21 Dohanich. Carol. 134 Dolan, Jarncs. 277 Dolan. Mary, 292 Doll. Dianna, 197. 247 Doller . , ,.w.--+ T is. Delorrs. 92. 1o-.3-H- - 7 Dorrrerieclr. 19.-our:-, 14L.x Doniville. Skip. 204. 245 Donliarn. Susan. 251 Donir 11, Rtiluffi. Donnell. Mzrrzaret. 267 Ilonovcrn. Joseph. 292 i , 1 . .-... Dorsr-li.Rrr'.1:ird. lb: . 4 1- Doubet. Charles. 176. 2-U3 Doughty, Charles, 280 Doriulzrs, Clyde. 249 Douglas. Noel, 312 Doyvnerr. Bzirbara. 159. lf' 'i Doweri, Janet. 255 Dowrrvy. Bob, 232 Doxvriey. Richard. 2-18. 31 ' lltiyle. Patricill. 162 Drake. Larry. 229. 312 Drape r. Blillaice. 292 Drayton. Susy. 251. 260 v 7-- Dreas. John. 176. 185. 200, - V Drone . Judith. 206. 254 Drone. Pault-tta. 278 . Susanne. 186 my-H Drone. Wvalter. 206 Dry, Kenneth. 223 Duane, James. 239 DuBeau. Robin, 247 Duckworth. Pesay. DutTy. Christine. 2k-0 DuFrain, Viola, 166 Drift, Kenneth. 171. 249 Dulaney. Halsey. 229 Dunavan. Albert, 164. 193 Duncan, Fred. 250. 312 Duncan, Jarnes. 250.3113 165. 1110. 225, 312 327 1 1 1 r Ivarrs, 17:11, 226 I 1 u- jassls-r, 'l'nrrr .1., 270 'i-rkarr, Marilyriri, 203 ,-Q.. lhrrr1'ar1.KI:t1,16r.22v 11111111.1161-, 177 11ll11Il,.11l1ll!'S, 188 llurnrr, .11-rry , 246 lhrrhzrm. 211l1'11e't',221 lhrssler. 11u1rt'rl. 212 lhr rr 100 lr-1 911, . ,1..' l1uigg1rt,.-Xlle-rr.182 11NYj't'1',-11llll4'Q. 160. 2-10, 243 113 mrs. 1'1r:rr'1e'rN-, 228, 2.32, 254 17x llx X1 . 4' . airy, 162. 251. 202 1131-, Uxserr. 202 E zii1v.Rii'1r:lr'11.176,202 :rr11,.l6Irn.202 :isle-3, -llrrhth, 273, 312 :late-r. 1':rt,203.237.260 , 2- ,, .,- ..,. after'-1:15, Niszrrr. 1.1.1, 15-1. --1-1. -1-2 1lS1U1l,.1ll11'Q'. 278. 2711 astun. 'l'f-41, 242 zxturr, Yi-rriurr, 173 1n'I'aull11, 2-111 hhrr, tit-urge, 2711 vlmr',S1rrr1i-3 , 203 Llxlirrglhr-111. l3:rvi1l,260 rhiirrrfr 11111111111 218 Ph, . , .1 1, llrlmus. 11rlm:1,224,2-12. 202 11lllU1ll1S,1,Ul1!1ZlS,1h1, 211, 2 11 111ll111l41..11l1xlil11b, 250 mhmrrlrisorr. 11l4'1lIl1'l1,2211 s1W1lI'r1N, 111l1N'11. 176 1lw:rrr1S.111rl1:114l, 158. 170,202 fiwarris. '11-r'r'5', 2-14, 250 wiuarrim, 11111. 82 fliwarxls.11'iIli:rm. 174, 240 Lf1ll'1','111lIllll. 180, 277 hrvt, 114-arrrrv, 247 14'lIf'l'. 1f1'1Y1r, 226 1fli'r',f ur1I1iv, 180, 207 1111 r 11 lltzl 18' 1 111:-r'snl111, Nc-11, 2011 lo-hrr, 151-urge, 205 l1iirrs,.11-:1rr.2-13 llirrrs. .16hn, 274 llrntt,1'rrrt,312 111011, 11trS1'2i. 2112 111011, 1161101115 llrutt. Sm-, 3 2 1 lliv. 1111414-, 203, 266, 273, 202 llis, .ln-S:-ie, 281 llra, 111I'1l111'11. 170, 181 111S11Il, Rosalie. 185, 102, 25-1, 202 llistun, S1rir'11-53278. 270 llrmrre.1iar1mr:r,254 l5',l1:1rt1r:1,140,251 mae. 1 r:rrrr'n-s, 251, 312 rrrue, lmrris, 2-16 nuel. l.:tr'rx', 202 nur-lhziltil, 1' 1'1lIN'1S, 1411 nularrti, Furl, 161 nulc-, Xlarilyn, 205, 267 Ilgrllsh, 11'1lli:lrrr, 207,271+ rigzatrnrrr, .1u11y. 224 1111112 lfurrulal, 205 ppt-rsnrl, Vlyrie, 2-18 rim-1-csnrr, 1've-rrrie-, 223, 246 rir-115611, John, 161 rnist, -1:1114-t, 173, 228, 312 selierifelsier, llnrrulii, 242 Sfflllllllllll, Jarret, 231, 255 514011, .1erry, 246 5511181145 01:U1lj'Il, 221, 312 srmsitrr, liorr:i111,203 las:-rrprt-is, Larry, 250 Ist:-rljv, Prisvilla. 224, 203 Istr11,liu1u-rt, 170 Tlrrrtoll, 110111-F1,18S tzwilc-r,C'ar'ul,2-14,2-17 v:1rrs,.1rrr1y, 1.10, L47 1V1iIIS,.1ll1lf',2J7 .Yll1lS. K1:1rl4, 230 lv:-re-tt, '1'rrm.260 F auarr, Sandy, 267 auin, .-X111-rr, 250 :11rrr4-ftnek, f'ar'1rl, 243 airfif-111, Sure, 251 arrizin, Varule, 228, 252 255, 250 'arlv-y, llurrrra, 255 :irme-r, hharwn. 2055, 274, 275, 203 arrrtr, Pharurr, 203. 274, 275 rirrlrrrrg, lxax , 255 'urn-11. 110112, 231 , . ,- asfrl, f arfrle. 1.80 zxssf-ru,.11m-plr, 100 aust, lmrr, 182, 243. 318 vars, liifliarwi, 270 I-ek:-r, 11:-r1u-rt, 312 4-114-rf-r, KI:-lirrria. 160, 180, 255 5l'f', .1011 -112 4-ffm-l, Jerry, 151, 107, 203 'r-hn, f zrrul, 251 'r-rrrc-1n,f,urin1e, 2.28 'c-111, .lam-t, 254 eltx, .1uhrr, 168 '1-lts, V1'i111:urr, 223 1f'f1fl11,.101lIl, 181, 203 4-rglrsurr, Luis, 18-1, 180, 221 r-rraru, .101-, 243 f-rrill, 1Vi1liam, 280, 203 Lerris. John, 246 etuattr-r', Walter, 278 328 1'11IlllH'1', Jrrrrn, 236 1'1ll'lN'11Lfl'. l3:l1F11'l1l, 255 l i1'uel1r, Cir-r'tr'm1e, 165 1'lre1i1, 1lurr:i111, 223, 2-16 1'1lQ'1l1S, X1:1r'li:r1,201,221,254 171146. 110113, 254 l irr1'lr. .1rvhn,15S,170 1'irrr1:rh1. 1luwar41,180,2-18 1'111l1l'j',.11illlf'b, 180, 2-18 Ifirrley, .1ru1y, 221. 255 1Virike. Usvar. 240 Finn, Bernice, 185 l'rnrry, Hivlrzllwl, 207 lfmrirrzr, 1 r'11rrk.312 '11S4'1l1N'1'1i, Juhn, 281 ist-lrer, llzrrgrnrr-t, 157, 2130 'iisvlrerg 111111, 248. 203 fisher, 111ll'Vl'1', 75 ish:-r, 21I1l',!2l1'1'1,2-111 '7 rslrer. 1 1 1 1 l 1'rslrer, Snrrrirri, 2-1r 1 'l'um, 167, 232 l'1tzg1er':rl1l,.1nrr11 .,223 I , -. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 litlrratrrek,Izrrgs-rie,12 Y 'ilarrrc-r'..1uhI1,131, 141, 217, 238 Vlntt. l'iarr'el1 H.. 203 flzrtt, lirreherr, 281 'lf-rnrirru.11:rx'i11, 140,158,312 la-rrrinpr, lille-rr. 165 '1es1nrr'u, 111114-, 250 le-telwr. Ben. 203 Y v U Ifletvlrr-r', lCthi-1, 107, 2112, 220. 2.111 '11l'11'l1l'l', .1ll115', 1112. 2113 '11l'1f'1l1'1', 01ar'10YIn, 250 i'ligur', Susie, 206 l l 1 l'li1rpm, Harrie-111-,205. 256,312 l+'ulier'ts, Kieorge, 100, 227 1 1 1 1 furrsirifl. 1'1Il1Il1i. 115 url-rrrxrrl..lrryr-1-,118.-112 '1Ul1ll211l,.'X1ll111'VN'. 183 'urrrii-rrtrr.K11i Ylll. 182 lfnrw, Lirrfia. 231 lfursx, 1,1-61111111 11., 223 lw-rtrrr.l1on,232 l nr'trrer'. 11aVi11, 133 lfrfstt-r', liflrmrrrii, 180, 2531 11l4rs11'!', 111131 107 1 6sts-r, Larry, 312 -- hosts-r, x11f'111!1. 150, 221, 2,11 1'lHF1f'1', 11:U', 2110 1'1l711l1i, l11r'li,1'10 1'iUl111i.-1l1llI4'S, 250,312 lfuwlern Robert. 203 1 r':rile-y, .-111111-tt:-, 257 1 1'ail1-y, Jarrres, 185 1-lrurrm-is, Kay. 217, 231, 13113 1 r'arir-isvu, lryrrrre, 224 A l r':mic-erilif-r'g4-r', liir,-lrarwl. 203 , .,., 1'1l'11Il1Q, 1 :trol Anne, -31 Ifr-141114, Rrnlwrl, 133. 2511 l r'arrlu-1, Li-ririy, 250, 250 l r'ari1-zlin, Javlc, 203 1'r:rzi-r, l.f-Roy, 188 Iwaw-r', 1if'1lH6'1ll, 183 1Vr':ms:1tu, Ric-lrar'i1,217, 2313 15r:tzier', .1,, 178. 170, 278 Fr'azif-r, Lf-Roy, 161 Frazier, Roy, 250 Ifrazier, Shielsr, 228. 2117 l r'erl1-rir-li, liarerr, 277 l r'e-11+-rif-14, Berry, 225 1 rwlr'ie1qsim. Lee. 2-18 l r'ee1rerQ, 1Yilli:1rrr, 72 1 reerii:rrr, C'liar1f-rre, 280 lfreerrrarr. Larry, 242 1'r'o-errrari, Rim-lrarel J., 2213 1'115f'l-'IllIl1l,11111111.2411 H- I t 1 r'ef-se, ,1lr41ith, 203, 274. 213' '11-3 1 rr-rrelr, Alive, 123,21-3,1331 Ifrerker, Martha, 203 1 r'I'Y, Rulrell, 312 Ifrey, Hou:-r, 184 1 r'4-zzrmins, Petr-, 232 1 rie41,1'1rarles, 182 Ifrielmls,Ge-r':i1i11Ile, 173 Frielxis, Susan, 107, 204 1fr'if-rral, Mary, 203 lfritts, ,1lrclith, 273 lfritz, .1:.mes, 260 Fritz, Mason. 260 Ifmstir-1i, Harry. 202 lfrwn-lir-lr, 1,1-0, 2-10, 2-12 1'r'ulruc'k, Jun, 2-18 'rirelr f':1rl, 278 1 1'11'lI1Y,f10Ol2IEf,2-13 - 1 r'y,.1rr:li'lr, 185, 205, 13541 1'1Ilf'1l1lP, R1r1J0l'1, 21111 1 rr11mi1, Marvin, 107 1 1 1 44 1ll1'il'lSOIl, Varul, 203 1 wi frilke-rsrrrr, lliek, 17.1, 1--17 lrl1er',.1:rr-14,220 1'i1111f'I', Wmnlsmi, 163, 203 1 rrl!1'r'turi, Pamlim-, 255, 312 Ifrrltorr, Margarfft, 267, 313 Ifrrlts. Arma,7A1 lfrrrrde-r'1urr'k, Allen, 318 1'1llIl1'i1lUllNf'f, 1lun,232 Flrnlilirrlrser, .1a,rrr1-S, 232. 312 1211111-i1lUl1S!'1', 'llc-41, 223, lfrrrrlalrmrsf-r', 1'f-ggy. 27,1 1'l11f'11,-lU111l,1b1-3, 170 246 G flzzlmr, 1'f11z:11reYlr, 2-17. 312 flmilmis, ,1nyr'e, 275 Halhra-zxtlr, Ifhivfirr, 106 fl:1l1vrf-atli.Ol:-ta, 100, 247, 260 Galvin:-r, Rivhartl, 170 fialefki, 111-tty, 162, 163, 221 fialr-ski, Mary, 206, 276 1-arliutu, ,,lerrx', 2-18 fiallzrglrery l'e1:,uy, 185, 257 Gallic-k, 1111,'1l2l1'11. 2011 238 fiarrey. 11Y11112lIll, 107, 277, 203 111111011 1X1if'k, 277 ilarhrrtt, C'amernn, 163 1iar'if-py, Ruhr-rt, 160, 270, 318 Harrier, liar:-rr, 203, 273 flarre-t', 1A1XK'll'I1K'f', 276 Harrison, Clary. 281 Harrison, Jarrres, 2-16 13:1r'r'isfm, 11i1'1r:1r'11,278 flarrisurr, 111i1ler',27h 1lar'ter,.1arrie-f, 181 fiarskirrs,.1uhrr.203 Hass, William. 160, 204, 207, 203 f11l1Sl'1If'1l1Dl1!1'l', .1U11Il, 246 fialrl, 171-nnis, 182 1i1'1r'w. Alan, 111 fit-Itusky, 01zrr'i1yIl, 168, 181, 107 Genovese, Ihin, 231 1 He-n'le, 11111!'1', 160, 248, 204 111-oc':1r'is, Te-1, 223 lie-Orffe B1-tt? 257 fit-oryue, 11on:ilt1, 232 Hr-r1rer', l1rrnzl1r1, 312 fic-r'1ri2'l1r-rrrr,223 fit-1111-S, John, 226 f1f'1'1I1l1'1,Sll1', 180 flerii-ke, '1'lmrrraS,240 ll:-rliirr. l1rma11l,223 flvr'1:u'1r,lXl:rry.1u,277 flerlaett, Ruelrvlle, 150, 180, 256 Us-rrrrurr, 1VaA'rre, 174 111-rat. 1111111-rtr, 160 r-Q 1,-. lit-st3',.1arrrr-2,248 Hvvw-, Ilfrrwrtlry, 205, 267 iihazzirizrn, ,13,lgf., 177,221 flhea-rr. c11lIl11f'N, 238, 230 fQ1rti1wrr,flgiiy,177, Q50 Uiznrrrzirreo,551111113206 flihlmrr, .1r11ia, 100. 204, 247, 20-1 fiihsnrr, 151l11iI'11'Q, 204 fiihsurr, l1rrrrrrvhr'ex', 204 f111lS'lIl, Vit-ter, 160, 213 203 11'11f illll1M -lun, rw 1155, lava, 1116, 2011, 247, :iz Clilee, Errrest, 260 111111:-rt, Pam, 221 flrllle. 141111:-st, 2 V 0-1 Cirll. 1'11il'1P!ll'L1, 30, 152, 173, 180, 203, 231 -17-3 01,4 fQill,1'ar1l.171 Ciillf-spie, 1mvi1i,2443 fiillf-side. Mae, 207 f1l11l11l'l'11111, .lgilrlfgg 238 fiillis,RuSalie,173,313 fiilster, .lf-11, 107, 200, 201 Grntr-r, llaviti, 170, 2-16 Gish, Roy, 281 Glurrrrrie-r', Jruly. 276 tilassman. Mic-lim-1, 242 Gln-afun, 11:LI1ie1, 163, 18-1 Gleglrorn, ljalp, Glenn, Nealy, 250 Glenn, T1-11, 270 llluarl, Bert, 205 Gluwrrelii, 11'alter, 160 filuvz-r', .loyt-e, 2.36 Hlrresenkamp, Helen, 280 Grravi, Linrla, 280 GUN-r', WVil1iam, 238 fimrr11r'ey, Jane, 231, 201 fins-lrrrer. George, 2-12, 204 Gm-leri, Norbert, 206 Guettler, Karen, 266, 273 Gnlden, Vharles, 243 Holden, Eunice, 20-1 Gold:-rr, Ro1iert,, 20-1 fiulilsteirr, .Is-rr'y, 182 Gulclstein, Mielrael, 242 fiorrgfrrary Alduna. 206, 247 Gurizalez, Maria, 184, 206, 276 110041:-y, l1:1ry,228, 20-1 Hmnilreart, lilizalretlr, 266 Gnmlrriarr, Evelyn, 178,278,270 fimulr'ic-lr, Rulwrt. 173, 272 Gurr11l,C'har'les, 182, 248 f10ll1f1,11fJ1lf1, 183 fimr111,Slrsa,n, 180, 251 llmr1t1,'l'nni, 154. 206, 231, 255 fhrwin, Diana, 201273, 204 fiuwirr, .1nyee, 267 flraflrly, Karen, 251 firau-11, Betty, 201, 267 Graham, llarris, 233 Hrulrarrr, Karen, 180, 247 Graham, 1,inf1a, 278, 270 Gram, Jack, 76 lirariirrier,.Im1y, 224 fir':1nhy,C'lrery1, 107 flruntistaff, llarvey, 170, 248 flraney, David, 170, 177, 236, 238, Grant, Turn. 233 Grant, Nam-tte, 277 flrarrovsky, Paul, 230 Grav Bml,16G, 240 frray, VVa,rren, 168 fin-eg, Barbara. 267 1 4 hreen, Barbara. 150, 228, 256, 260 Green Daryle, 204 Green, 11aVi41, 250, 260 Gres-rr, .larru-S, 248 Green, .11-an, 228, 247, 204 Green, Joann. 186 Green, Mickey, 158, 313 fire-eu. Ralph, 233 Green, Hohert, 2-16, 260 fireen, Ronald. 76 fireerlwurui, Gerald, 177, 270, 313 flreeson, Durrzrld, 243 flregu, Bar'har'a,, 167, 231 Hregurx C ' 1 verett, 170, 188, 248 flrellory. f-er,rr'gre, 313 , . frrrer, Gale, 267 flrieve, .1a.rrir'e, 24-1. 247 Gri111n, s1i11l11'2l, 180, 256 f1r'if'1'1t1 1,1 36 W. I. -151532: Grim, Br-ny. 180. 256 flriuus, -le' ry, 188, 270 Cirrrriea, Mary Kar, 153 , , fvrrmm, Ellie, 255 1 C-rindle, Mivky, 240 1 C-rocleon, Brent, 106. 20-1 firodzif-ki,.1ulrrr, 160,206 20-1 1 frrrrerrnert. Bill. 185. 248 firoetc-ke, Marx , 201, 221. 255 I lr'o11' fl. .. ual ,Sh:irnn, 256 mil P 1 271 firuserilreifer, lrarry, 100 frr'uSS, Betty, 276 1 fimss, Bur-k, 180 I-russ, 171-rmis. 242, 318 f-msvermr. James, 226 1 firuvc-s,.1a,r'k, 201, 217. 223 f.r'trlvh, Dennis, 203, 270 1 1 Ht firuen, .11-rryv, 270 lfrunerrt, Larrv, 272 rr ilih ' 1111,-111l1,121.12-1, 124, 230 f.ue1wr't, Suzanne. 256 lQuerrt,Irer', James, 274 I-lriney, B1ar't1ra,201, 221,247 flrrlley Shirley, 186, 275, 313 ffrrrrrrii,.1arrreS, 207 f11rrrr,BI:rr'y, 107,267 1rll11111I1,!. Br,1'11ry,313 fr11I11l'F,c1l1111I11', 172 Hurley. Carrrl, 228. 251, 294 lirrsta xfmrn, Roger, 181, 196 hrrtherz, Kiayarrnr-, 273 11l11714'F,.11'I'1'j', 2-48 Klrrvrirurr, Ju, 203 f1ll1llIOIl,.1U1lH,211-1 11 aa 1' 'T Iflzrag, 11'l'l mr,-.. Haar H Herman, 163 .lruiy 11., 251 Rayrimrrr1.248 fierrv, 220 Haas, Ronald, 248. 2-19 H aus Rewalie, 25.5 H:r1yerr111-lrl, 11011, 226 Hat-lier. Lerov, 181 1'1ar1ley. 1'1l1,ver't, 17 2 -1 .. 1'1:1,r-,Qs-, Thomas, 181, 2 7 11zi,f1eA', Norman. 207. 278 Hauerrip, Jam-k, 233, 238 Hagler, Barham, 178, 313 Hahn, Susan, 267 Hailey, Norman, 189 V Hake, Klary L.. 150, 139. 228, 29-1 Ilalhig, 1'1m1wari1, 313 l'1a11ri:L, 1'1I'f'l1, 170, 206 11alliig..1useplr,232 llall, 111111. 112111 llall, 114111, 1l:ill, l1all, Halle llalla Delmar, 174 Jeanette. 203, 275 ,.1lls1ith' 186, 2-17 Kay, 221 Lowell U., 20-1 Oletzl, 162, 203, 275, 204 Priscilla, 313 l'S,.11IIl, 250 V m, TurnaS. 20-9 Halusek, James, 233, 313 Harnilton. Hope R., 254, 294 Hamilton, Stuart, 205 11amner, Robert, 177, 269 l'1arrrpton,Carol, 17-1 llampt-on, Dunalfi L., 176, 272, 294 llarnpton, .1im. 229 Iiarragan, Karen, 163, 193 Haneoek, Joann, 205 Ilarreoek, Ann, 275 Haneor-k, Carol 11., 318 Hand, George, 72 Handling, Sharon 205 Hanefiline. Wayne. 106 Hanforfl, Gerry, 174 Hankins, Charles, 160 Ilansen, Beverly, 231, 255 Hansen, Rzrdine, 163. 223 Hanser, Harris, 20120232 Ilanrun, Karen . ., 1. :J Hansson, Kenneth S., 161, 178, 265, 295 llaraleastle, Bob, 230 1lar4linr,:, .1ohn, 233 Ilargis, Llnrly, 203, 270 v 11arrlwick, Robert, 154, 155, 107, 226 Ilardy, Patricia, 201, 257 Harmes, Lalioris, 174 1Iarper,.1an, 163 Harper, Henry, 177 Harper, Robert, 75 llarrelscn, Verla, 313 llarren, Vincent, 163 Ilarres, Leon, 246 11arreS, Mary Lynn, 256 Ilarrinrgton, Ladunna, 185, 255 Harris, Eileen M., 205 Harris, Larry D., 205 Harris, Janet, 207, 256 llarris, Ronald, 179 Harris, Stanley, 177 Hablaugh. Kenneth. 27-1 J oum Harrison. Pat. 201, 221. 322 Harris. lvilliam E.. 172. 295 Harrod. James, 225 Hart. Betty A.. 206. 228, 257. 295 Hart. Carolyn. 257. 313 Hart. Connie. 269 Hart. Wilbrir. 179 Hartley. Carol. 228 Hillyer. Irwin. 181 Hiner. Jack. 278 Hinners. Jane. 162. 17-1. 205 Hinton. Cynthia. 186. 296 Hise. Geraldine. 278. 313 Hiser. Guy. 183 Hixon. Lynn. 280 I Hartley. Linda. 228 Hartline. Darrell. 313 Hartline. John. 169. 313 Hartsell. Gina. 276 Hartwig. Allan. 207 Hodge. Angie. 247. 313 Hodges. Deloris. 178. 203. 273 Hodshire. Karen. 221 Hodson. Kay. 159. 185. 256 Hodson. Sonia. 296 Hartwig. Charles. 182. 207 Hartwig. Hellmust. 163 Haxvengt, Thomas. 203. 313 Hnfman. Holste. Harvey. llartin. 158. 169. 180. 250 Haskell. Gary. 188. 313 Hass. Rosalie. 185. 206 Hasinger. James. 169 Hastie. llary. 201 . 251 Hastings. Patty S.. 295 Hatchett. Wihiani. 242 Hau. Hilary. 175 Haun. Glenn L.. 295 Haury. J oyce. 257 Haver. Ken. 246 Hawkins. Charlotte. 231. 255 Hawlfm. Frank. 225 Hawkins. Keith. 161 Hayden. Gaylord. 152. 201. 217. 229 Hayer. lilelinda T.. 155. 201. 295 Hayer . Ruby. 255 Hoerdt. Pat. 221 Hoffman . Adeline. 163. 165 HoEman. Jane. 251 HoEman . Mildred. 74 Hoiman. Xancy. 273 Hoiiman . Paul. 73 Hoffman. Roger. 181 Sandra. 189. 231 Hofmann. Jerry. 278 Hogan. Roger. 191. 319 Hohman. Tricia. 256 Holder. Kay. 313 Holderfeld. Charlene. 296 Holdner. Lawrence. 2-12 Holiield. VVayne. 176 Holladay. Richard. 232 Holmes. Beverly. 162. 207. 251 Holmes. Fred. 217 Holmes. John. 225 Holmes. Wm.. 179 Roberta. 178. 257 Hayes. Cliiord H.. 295 Hazelrigg. Connie. Hayes. Gail. 159. 228. 251 Hayes. Jim. 226. 238 Hayes. John. 272 Hayes. Richard. 313 Hayes. Susie. 201. 2-17 Hayes. Thekla E.. 295 Hayes. William E.. 165. 167. 249. 295 Haynes. Jim. 249 Haynes. Ron. 250 Hays. Denny. 205 Hays. Gayne. 256 Hays. Ken I... 295 Hays. Robert. 195. 313 7 Hazand, Vim 182 181. 190 Hazen. James. 242 Headley. Marilyn. 173. 205. 295 Holt. Agnes. 296 Holt. Jean. 165 Holtcamp. Donald. 158. 169. 180. Holtmann. Tom. 250 Holton. Robert. 276 Holtzcher. Allen. 169. 227. 296 Honey. Sharon. 174. 257 Hong. Everett. 73. 169 Hood. Herman. 171, 174 Hood. Howard. 223 Hopkins. Ronald. 15. 190. 313 Hoppen. Barry. 238 Horace. Linda. 247 Horcher. Ray. 272. 313 Horkavy. Joe. 238 Hor-ky. Ka:-en. 251 Horles. Beverlv. 273 Heath. Jacquelyn. 192 Heaton. Larry. 295 Heck. Vernon. 206. 318 Hediger. E. D.. 270 Heier. Sandra. 267 Heiligenstein. Frances. 201. -7 Hellman. Bruce. 239 Heimann. llarcel. 206 .7--1 Horn. Carl. 2-19 Horral. Kinnith . 188. 246 Horrell. 11-illiani. 161 Horwick. Gerald. 229 250. 313 Hoskins. Anne. 159. 228. 252. 256 Hosley. Neil. 74. 163. 177 Hosner. John. 177 Hosner. Rayjnond. 250 Hostetter. 11 illiam. 196. 238 Heimann. Ralph. 206 Heininger. Gary. 160. 242 Heise. Linda. 190 Heitman. Ronald. 274 Helberg. Ron. 130 Hosto. Dale. 233 Hough. Sandra. 275 Hoyser. Allan. 181. 207. 268. 296 Housley. Jill. 256 Heldebrandt. Roy. 176 Heldt. Pat. 231. 313 Helier. Phyllis. 295 Heliers. Janet. 205. 255 Heller. J. R.. 229 Helton. Joyce. 267 Houston. Connie. 182. 201. 247 Houston. Ken. 132. 133 Hoving. Kenneth. 169. 296 Howard. Joanna. 185. 275 Howard. llerle. 313 Howe. Carol. 255 Howes. Wayne. 2-19 Helton. Judy. 197 Helwig. Howie. 142 Hemker. Bernard. 20-6 Hendershot. Lloyd. 242. 319 Hendricks. Joseph. 231 Henderson. George. 179. 242 Henderson. Peggv. 178. 256 Henderson. Rita. 185. 255 Henley. Joan. 247 Hensel. Judith. 251. 295 Hensel. Floyd. 223 Henshaw. Mary Sue. 255 Henson. Carl. 27-1 Hentschel. Father C letus. 206 Hepler. Don. 121. 123. 124. 125. 229 Hequembourg. Don. 141 Herbert. Dennis. 248. 267 Herman. Ed. 182 Herrmann. Richard. 242 He-ser, Robert. 248 Heser. 248 Hess. James. 270 Hess, Ruth. 159. 256 Hess. Tyler. 295 Hewes. Tom. 157 Hewlett. Marian. 295 Hickam. Jerry. 179. 272 Hicks. Dave, 158. 169. 180 Hicks. Donna. 185. 221 Hicks. William. 295 Hideg. Judy. 201. 221. 2-17 Hieg. Judy. 260 Hieser. John. 158. 169. 202. 295 Higgerson. Charles. 246 Hileman. Donald. 159, 170 Hill, Betty. 178 Hill, Cecil. 160. 239, 2-13 Hill. Dave. 268 Hill. Donna. 185. 200. 201. 205. 219. 228 Hill. Kay. 256 Hill. Norman, 295 Hill. Patsy. 313 Hill. Paul. 206. 2-18 Hiller. Betty. 189, 205. 275 Hiller. Jane. 159 Hillard. CliEord. 269 Jim. 243 Hills. Karen. 273 Hillstrom, Blarshall, 233 Howell. Diana. 257 Howell. Geri Kay. 189. 228. 313 Howell. Marvin. 190 Howell. Xancy. 2-1-3. 319 Howell. Pershing. 270 Hoye. Doris. 163 Hsing. James. 269 Hsu. Hilary. 206. 269 Hubbard. Phil. 167 Hubbard. Charles. 313 Hucldh. Ronald. 2-12 Huddleston. Karen. 217. 251, 313 Hudgens. Iris. 63. 275 Hudson. Bill. 205 Hudson. Delton. 164 Hudson' Robert. 196 Hudspeth. George. 169. 296 Huelsmann. David. 158. 296 Huie. Janet. 255 Huisinga. Glenn. 193. 2-18 Huitema. Bradley. 181. 2-1-1. 246. 3 Hughes. Anna. 164. 168. 193. 197. Hughes. Donald. 2-18 Hughes. Earle. 248 Hughes. Marie, 257 Hughes. Hughes. Hughes. Hughes. Larry. 203. 270. 313 Rosemary. 159. 18-1 Sammy Lee. 270 Thomas. 233 Hughson. Jackie. 231. 255 Hulcher. Judy. 255. 260 Humble. BI.. 102 Hulnm. Jean. 206. 313 Humphrey. Harriet. 280 Humphrey, Mitchell. 238 Hunag. Joe. 175 Hunag. Shetmg. 175 Hungate, Vl'alter. 281 Hunsaker. Judith. 231. 313 Hunsaker. Linda. 231 Hunsley. Lyle. 2-16. 296 Htmt, Bob, 150. 239 Htmt, Norma. 296 Hunt. Robert, 163.296 Hunt. Wauace, 313 Hunter, Felma. 267 Hunter. Jean. 204 Hunyaday, Charlotte. 221 13 251. 296 Hurnelbrink. Gall. 313 Huskey. Robert. 181 Hutchcraft. Joann. 276 Hutchison. Robert. 170 Hutchinson. Ronald. 269 Hutkin. Ronald. 319 Hutson. Joyce. 203. 269 Jones. Shirley. 257 Jones. William. 297 Jordan. Charles. 281 Jordan. Larry. 2M Jordan. Maribeth. 257 Jordan. Pat. 297 Jordan. Rowan. 160. 243. 319 Hutton. Ted. 248 Hwang. Jane. 269 Hyland. Clark. 217. 226 Jorgel. Louis. 231 ey. Diane. 251 Joseph. Kenneth. 183 Joyce. Ella Mae. 313 Jubelt. Robert. 2-12 Jurick. Carolyn. 256 lbert. Sharon.17S.207.247 Ickman. Bunnie. 247 Ielase. James. 248 Igo. Sibyl. 247 lhle. Thomas. 169. 313 Imming. David. 296 Imperiale. Frank. 238 Ingersoll. Robert. 229 Ingram. John. 158. 169. 180. 296 Ingram. Oyeda. 257. 296 Inosanto. Agnes. 280 Irmis. Sandy. 221 Irwin. Barbara. 178 Irwin. Lois. 159. 161. 180. 206 Irwin. Richard. 231 lsch. Donald. 201. 322 Juracek. Raymond. 172. 314 K Kacsir. David. 206. 2-1-1. 2-19. 31-1 Kadlubiak. Joni. 198 Kaiser. Blary. 250 Kalakian. Len. 134. 231. 2-19 Kalapinski. Alphonse. 119. 239 Kalati. Sami. 196 Kamrnler. David. 157. 163. 172. 248 Kami'-en. Patricia. 257 Karnpwerti.. Anthony. 2-13. 319 Kane. Robert. 281 Kaplan. Harold. 163 Kaplan. Leo. 233 Ito. Hsiou-Tang. 175 Iubelt. George. 113 Kapp. James, 206 Kapp, Joseph. 243 Kapp. Yvayne. 238 Karn. Margaret. 275 Karr. Ed Karrakeri .-1.81 -v3r, -uc. J Jack. Larry. 203. 270 Jacbon. Carolyn. 296 Jackson. David. 207 Jackson. Jerry. 296 Jaclson. John. Jr.. 239 Jackson. Judy. 255 Jachon . 163. 246 Jaclson. Blyrna. 243 Jackson. Korman. 296 Jacober. larry. 182. 246 J acober. Ronald. 168. 195 Jacobucci. 206. 296 Jaeger. George. 172 Jarie. JoAnn. 251 Karsen. Irwin. 155 Karstens. Kent. 248 Kartrnan. Xancy. 250 Kasuiice. Donald. 238 Katicr.. Joseph. 297 Kaut. Charles. 172 Kay. Dennis. 179. 248 Kean. Rick. 229 Keats. David. 266 Keeler. Dave. 232 Keene. Judith. 176. 275 Keeper. YY. E.. 163 Keepper. Roger. 205 Keeran. Richard. 319 Keeton. Sharon. 221 Jakaitis. Edmund. 240. 242 Jakobsons. Astride. 275 James. Robert. 244. 250. 313 Jancson. Korman. 250 Janecek. Bob. 187 Janetzke. Thomas. 248 Keeton. S ue. 221 Keil. Donald L.. 297 Keiner. James. 206. 2:1 Keistler. Carole. 231 7 Janonis. Jansco. Jansen. Jansen. Jansen. Alan. 223 Jan. 115. 119 Dan. 296 James. 169. 196.296 Robert. 313 Keller. Jane. 178. 203. L57 Keller. Jim. 156 Keller. John. 164. 206. 238 Keller. Klart. 281 Keller. Sandra. 215. 228. 314 Kelley. Jerry. 249 Janssen. Helen. 178. 267 Janssen. Ronald. 274 Janssen. Robert. 160 Jared. Jan. 273 Jarnagin. .Judy. 185. 224 Jarrett. Janice. 255 Jarrett. Jim. 138. 281 Jarrett. Robert. 296 Jarvis. 50. 274 Jasy-ere. Elizabeth. 255 Jast:-ab. Robert. 239 Jayrde. Troy. 319 Jean. C harles. 248 Jedlicka. Thomas. 223. 2-16 Jeffries. Becky. 217. 231 J eneliunas. Sandra. 255 Jenkins. James. 167. 189. 207 Jenkins. Marilvn. 2-17 J ennex. Ai. 20-1. 229 Jennings. Joel. 165 Jennings. Linda. 189 Jesswien. Wayne. 177. 179. 227 Jines. Patricia. 206. 313 Jobe. Sandra. 275 J oerger. IVilliam. 276 Johnson. Allan. 249 Johnson. Dana. 251 Johnson. Dennis. 278 Johnson. Jack. 12-1 Johnson. Jackie. 313 Johnson. Jane. 228. 256 Johnson. Josephine. 297 Johnson . Joyce. 275 Johnson. Judith. 198. 201. 247 Johnson. Larry. 183 Johnson. Linda. 297 Johnson. Blarvin. 161. 178 Johnson. Michael. 206. 280 J ohnson. Xancy. 247 Johnson. Paul. 238 Johnson. Richard. 250 Johnson. Robert. 182. 243. 319 Johnson . Zelma. 39. 152. 251. 297 Johnston. Connie. 247 Johnston. Terry. 240. 2-12 Johnston. Karen Jo. 197. 278 Jones. Austin. 1-15. 169. 242. 297 Jones. Beth. 189. 231. 255 Jones. Bryan. 313 Do Jones. nna. 228. 251 Jones. Jay. 228 Jones. Jocelyn. 166. 297 Jones. Kendra. 313 Jones. Lawrence. 248. 313 Jones. Blat. 297 Jones. llarilyn. 190 Jones. Pat. 198. 2-17 Jones. Richard. 126. 129. 246. 297 Jones, Sherman, 242 . 238 Kellums. Virginia. 267. 314 Kelly. Mary. 250 Kelly. Rayman. 170. 17 1. 297 Kelly. Thompson. 297 Kelso. Roger. 169. 314 Kelson. James. 160 Kemp. Gerrie. 267 Kemper. Annette. 231. 2-17 Kenee. Judy. 162 Kennedy. Harry. 172. 247. 249 Kennedy. Karen. 207 Kenner. Morton. 165. 167 Kennerly. Jay. 169. 207. 31-1 I-xennerly. Karen. 162. 275 Kennett. Gary. 248 Kenney. Daiid. 98 Kent. Margaret. 297 Kentwer. Delmar. 239 Kepnes. Edward. 232 Kepnes. Joel. 232 Kept-er. Ronald. 26 Kern. Mike. 250 Kerr. Edie. 203. 275 Kerr. John. 270 Kesler, Deanne. 176. 205. 251 Kesler. Marsh. 167 Kesler. Suzanne. 257 Kettenhofen. Joyce. 206 Key. Rhoderick. 213. 233, 246 Kidd. Thomas. 243 Kielyan. Joan. 192 Kies. Robert. 134. 144. 231 Kihlmire. Suzanne. 221. 297 Kihlmire. Sandra. 221 Kiloos. Gary. 1-15 Kim. IK Sung. 239 Kim. Yong. Jim. 269 Kimmel. Charlene. 203. 273 Kimmel. Kathryn. 178. 201. 22-1. 29 Kind. Joseph. 269 Kindt. Patricia. 197.206, 267 King. Bud. 232 King. Carmen. 269 King. Connie. 192. 254 King. Halsie. 248 King. Jem-. 174. 297 King. Joseph. 173 King. Lee. 141 King. lladison III. 223 King. Blarszlar. 256 King. Oscar. 217. 239 King. Skip. 169. 246 King. Vida. 297 Kinney. Jer:'y. 182 Kinney. Robert. 240. 243 Kinsey. Carolyn. 228 Kinsman. Gerald. 175 Kirchcfi. James. 249 Kirchoi. Nance. 224 2 I I I I I I I I I Latta,.lo1in. 220 I I I I I I I I 1 Mac-N Blr-Gowen. Ki' 7'4 rlx, Donal-l. 116, 201 Kirk,'1'rm1u-,237 Kirk, 11'aym-, 176, 207 Kirkwtod, 11'illiain.218 Iiistnei, Jo,-, 227 Iiittle, I I':l1l1'vs, 205, 314 Iiittle, BIt'1f1..1l111t', 311 Klaulwr, Jean, 276 lylaus. Bruno, 230 Klemik, Kenneth, 174. 2.30 Klekamp, Mari-1-line, 207 Klieknn, Sharon, 178, 2.35 Iyline, Diane. 2.37 KllIl1ll't'1'2.'. l ianly, nm Klinger, John, 16.3, 207 Kloeppinu. Kent. 248 Knei-lit, Ra5.2-10 3 Knewitz, l ram-1-s, L54 Knewitz, liolvert, 208 Knight, Deanna, 173, 273 Ii111111N'11lN'1',Q, .laim-r, 276, 277 IfIliJl1i'lo4'li, Ilarul, 228, 2.31, 208 Knoll, l':iIru-ia, 2.3.3 Knupi-i-1, 13'Illl2l1II,f314 Kolu-rnus, Vliaih-s, 2,30 Koi-li-r, Phyllis. 166, 314 Kool: liyi-lyn, 280 Koen:-man, Joan. 2,37 Koenisz, Vliaules, 176, 208 Koerne-r, Barry, 272 Koesteiner, Jolui, 160, 243, 310 Kotler, John, 231 1i1j1lll'Il13I'1',Lft'1',f'l11i1'Ilt', 107 Kohn, Ilenry, 238 Ii11l1IP.1111fIIIIf'l1, 176 Kollins, John, 18.3, 207 Kolstoe, Oliver, 72, 184 Konko, Daniel, 2.30, 208 Koopiuan, 1iic'hard,223 Kopaez, Fran, 2:37 Kopitke, Rolmrt, 1248 Ixopp, Gailverne, 164, 103, 2.31, 208 Kopplin, Jiiu, 171 Ixortf, Heilwif, 1.38, 12451, 311 Koitz, Diane, 273 Koster, Janet., 206, 2131 Koster, Jerry, 230 Kottler, Pearl, 276 Kraemer, Milton, 243 Krall, Rolieit, 212 Kramme, '1'lieoilore, 2:30 Kratzner, Donna, 278 Kraus, I'rhan .1., 223 Krause, Fritz, 243 Krause-, Gayleen. 240 Krause. Ronald, 180, 266 Kraezyk, Herald, 171, 208 lyreitmeyer, Nanr-y. 2.31 Kress-vit-li, Marilyn, 170, 208 Kris-ge, Rohr-rt, 20.3, 240 Krienke, Sandra, 247 lxroehrke, Dixie, Lee, 311 Kroener, Kathleen, 231, 257 IiI'4Jl'1ll1lLI,fi1ll16TT, 271 Krolikowski, Bari., 273 Kropp, Diane, 206, 228 Kroski, Don, 231 Krug, Dun, 246 Krumpolz, Ifrv-11,243 Krusa, Varl, 176, 314 Krutsiiiirer, Ann, 1.30 Krutsinuer, llarlan, 160, 208 Krwsa, C'urt, 181 I8l1f'11lPI1, Stanli-e, 231, 240 Kuf-hta. Marilyn, 230, 240, 213 Kuehni-r, Karen, 276 Kugler, Lad. 188, 248 Kuhn, Ifreili-rir-k, 250, 260 Ii11l'xII1,'I1llH1111lS, 182, 243 Iyunuuer, Iflinor, 2.36 Kun:-l, Wayne. 102, 230, 246 Kuo, l'. fl, 17.3 Iilllli, l'aul4-tt,f-, 2118 Kurosl-ii. I1if'li:11'd, 278 Kurrlf-, Prisr-illa, 267 Kllssoyy, llayifl, 227 Kuster,11ayn1,20.3 Kuyyakanon, 114-uaiiliw-o, 107 I.. izilillrlzi, .Xl1wrT, 2116 .xii-kr-',', Martha, 206. 2.36 iuvlivy, 111111 , 130, 16.1, 206, 2.16, 314 1 J I l l Laey. IfolwIt:i.L31,L.31i Ladd, Lev, 180 l.:idr-ndorf, Lylr-. 160, 2-13 l.auasf':1. 1il ll11l l, 17.3 Iiawfiuann, Marlene, 228, 2.3.3, 208 1.11144-. Ifo1111lil.f310 I.:ikerln1rges, Virginia, 206 Lakin, Larry, 233 Lnnili, Lt-l:i,2-17 Lanilw-it, 1Iay1nond,20l I.1unpf-rt, 1'1ul,22iN,2Ji0 Lainrilf-y, Iiin'Ii:u'1l.208 l,:uupman, llunf-an, 161 I.:mah:m..1oan. 228, 2.33 I.11IllI,Ii:11l. 2.3.3 Land, Mary, 208 Lane, Judith. 2.34 Lunar-, Vharlf-s, 172 I 1 . ., . . -, 1 l 1 I I I .zings-, Li-slit-,2..0,.240,2-1.3 .ziriigf-nlialui, Jerry, 160, 243 ,anthrum, I,I11F1f'lZ1, 1.30, 184,206, 232,211 iard, Larry, 166, 180, 220 .aiwq Iiillie Lou, 11111, 244, 247 nirge, .lar-k, 216, 260 .arkin, Iiarhara, 30, 51, 221 330 Larkui La i son Larson Lai son .asate .as4'y, , lion, 248 , Dali-, 248 , .lrtnu-s, 231. 208 , Janet. 175, 20.3, 267 11.41.181 Linda. 203, 27.3 ... ,- ,ash, Joan, 164,154 .ashley , .I!i.i'IXll, 2.1.1 ,X I .y .asla-y, 1.11 nda, -80 ,assets-I, Ju'1I111t', 217 .assi tr' .aswe r, Larry, 266, 27.1, 314 - ' :' ', 21 I ll Iirii 1:6 H .atluop, Dorothy, 20.3 , ,-. .I11.1l11L!.1 .11ole, 2.111 .1lx'21Ilf?, Plavido, 160 .avello-, Ruth, 16.3, 2-17, 314 .awtlo-., Janet, 216, 228, 256 .awd1'r, Sharon, 16.3, 2.34, 208 .awderg Sue Ann, 16.3, 2.36. 314 .xzwlif-1111, Lee, 207 .-iwler, Mary, 208 .awless,llerali1, 172, 182, 108 Lau renee, Shirley, 208 I aws, f arlene, 230, 252, 2.3.3, 260 ayman, Larry, 276 Layer, Rohr-rt, 73 Lazar, Lynne, 184, 2.36 Lazenhy, Jimmie, 124, 208 I.l1.71'I1l1j', Sharon, 208 Le, June, 20:3 I.eai'li, Varolyn, 20.3, 247, 260 Lean-li, Jane, 267 Leavli, Larry, 248 Lean, Arthur, 72, 163 Lear, James, 248 Leathers, Bonnie, 2236 Leathers, Ron, 250 Leavell, .Xlt'red, 314 Leher, John, 248 l 7 7 E Lew-hrone, Audrey, 1.1.8, 1.36 Let-krone, James, 226 Ledhetter, Millieent, 162 Lee, Alive. 17,3 Lee Chi-llang, 16.3, 175 Let Chin, 230 Lei Ida, 208 Lee, James, 17.3, 260 Lee Lee Lee Lee. Les Louise, 183, 243 Shirley, 260 Murray, 72 Sunil, 20.3 h, George, 281, 208 Leeslmerg, Keith, 217 Lelfevre, John. 113 Legendre, Philip, 1.38 Leger, Arthur, 314 Lelli, Thomas, 142, 231, 208 Lemen, 1Villiam, 220 Lemmon, ffinda, 275, 314 Lemmon, Ramona. 280 Lemon, William, 174, 31-4 Lennen, Joan, 247, 208 Lentfer, Frank, 230 Leonard, Boh, 160, 223, 272 Leonard, Varolyn, 2.3.3 Le-onarrl, David, 206 Leonard, Donald, 232 Leone, Tony. 170 Lereli, Butt-h, 220 Lerf-h,Clu1r'k, 143 Lessman, flarv, 176, 208 Leuak, Levegi Peter,i242 te, Carolyn, 2:35 Iieve-rt, Marvin, 177 Lew-ry Levitt., , Jol011r', 257 Mi.-iiaei, 1fiei,242,256. 31 Levy, Beiniee, 20-1 1 Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lewis, Lihliy, I'1arriet.1., 1.17 John, 240 i1Iu.ry Di-lla, 2:37 Phillips, 314 Robert., 248 Rulierl., 310 Vlizlrles, 188 Ligon, 13+-vc-rly, 186, 311 Ii11!UI1, Riigfer, 268 Linartas, Joseph, 208 Linf-if-onie, Dennis, 183, 223, 2.30 Lillnl, Al, 1611, 230 Lindner, Julius, 1.38, 233 Lindsay, Sharon, 178. 247 Lindsey, W'anda, 276, 314 Lilldstroni. fiordorl, 200 Lingle, Ds-de, 217 I1lI1LfllI1'l1'-!'l', Jerry, 178, 200 Lingli-, I,411'O1.llY,1511, 216, 231 Linule, Le-land, 113, 141 Link, lid, 240 Linn, David. 220 Lipe,.1utly, 178 Lippert, Dorothy, 20.3, 27.3 Lippolot, Arthur 163 244 Lipsvoinli, Paula Lisav, Fran, 2.31, 311 v ' V ,251 Little, Grant, 248 Lit.t.l4-, Larry, 200 Little, Pearlie, 186, 107 1.ittle,Tom, 270 Little- Toliya, 275 Liu 1Villiam, 180 ' ' - AN! l'1 'Ui' 1' 1 , I l.l1yl,1r d ri .ly, 2.1.1 Lolu-astein, Jolin, 1.1t', 2.07 I Of l 1 Ilul 4 rt 1'3 232 322 Loc-li .i. , i-, .1.,..--,--- 1-rley, llelia, 228 Lorrkman, Terry, 236, 230 Los-sf-li, Thornae, 188 I40f'S1'liEi.Ill, lfred, 126, 127 Loiral, Jan. 2.3.3 4 Logsdon, Sandy, 267 Long. Iloward, 72 Long, Ralph, 180, 100, 227 Long, Sharon, 224 Longhons, Marylin, 20.3 Longenhai-li, Suzy, 221 Longs-nhac-li, Terry, 176 Longineyer, John, 110, 231, 246 Lonnon, VVilliam, 232 Look, Hunter, 248 Loomer, Robert., 314 Lori-li, Gerald, 240, 314 Lorgnzen. Dennis, 230 Lory. Dennis, 202 Lottman, Jerry, 226 Lotz, Nancy, 276 Loui-ks. Mary, 247 Love, Lynda, 1.30, 180, 101, 216, 217 200 Loyekainp, Keith, 151, 160 Loveless, Sharon, 164, 103, 204, 2.3.3 Lovin, Alan, 17:3 Lowe, Anthony, 106 Lowe, John, 230 Lowney, 'Beaver , 142 Lowney, James. 231 Lowry. Randall, 268 Lows, Clara, 1:30, 25:3 Lu, C'lll1I1LC-Y1HH, 260 Lualoi, Judy, 180, 216, 231, 114 Lubko,Anit:1, 247, 260 Luenstroth, Joyce, 186, 224 Lukes, Tom, 268 , 267 Luke. Wlenilell, 205 Lui, WVilliam, 260 Lundgren, Richard, 182, 243, 310 Lungwitz, f7ha.rlott.e, 221, 200 Lunsford. Daniel, 230 Lutki-r, Gary, 281 Lutz, R1ary, 150, 170, 257, 200 Lyharger, Carole, 251 Iiybarger, Nellie, 207 Lynvh Lynvli Lynn, Lynn, , Barham, 162, 200 , Tom, 107, 205. 232 Dally, 102 r Jerry, 158, 170, 200 Lyons. .1on, 227, 310 Lyons, VVilliani. 183 Mar-K Mac-Mc inlay, Dona, 267 MacIXIahon, Richard, 174 Mac-Millian, A. R., 102 eil, 1Iu,1z,h, 26:3 13117.-Xllister, 3Villiain, 145, 182, 242 NIf'Bride, Nlarian, 160, 108, 203, 223 NIef'adderi, Pete, 230 Mcffadney, James, 225 McCall, John, 2:30 l1cCall, Robert, 174, 314 McCall, Samuel IC., 200 McCall:-n, Rachel, 205 McCallist.er, Janet, 276 lV1cCani-e, Marietta, 178, 200 BIC-Cann, Sue. 201, 203, 27-1 McCartney, Gary, 269 McClain, Nancy, 185 v McClary, Randy, 120, 123, 124, 12-1, N1cCleery, Richard, 281 0Il'c7If'1l2cl.11fl, fi9O1'.Ll9- 1348 Mc,-f'lerin, Riehard, 223, 249 McClughan, Clare, 183 lxI1'CiI1l1't', Kitty, 2:37 B1eClure, George, 242 i McCormick, Sally, 160, 197, 207 MuC'owen, Diane, 278, 270 LIL-f7owen, Roseniary, 270 Mr-Coy, Marcus. 200 Mr-f7ree-ry, SuzAnn, 314 McDaniel, Linda, 257 B11-Daniel, Roger, 170,280 MvDannel, W'illiam, 243 Rlvllavitt, Ilieliard, 220 MvDerniot.t, Nliohael, 243 l Mc-Donald, Donald, 160, 243, -319 NIr'Donald, James, 100 M1-Elory, IN1ziry, 200, 2-37 Mi-Iinary, Eugene, 240 I Molindri-e, Iflarhara, 162, 1374. 314 Me1Cvei's, Jim, 20.3 Mr-1 adden, Sandra, 209 1311-11111-e, Shirley, 203 Mvflill. Beverly, 27.3 Mr-Hill, Byron, 178 Klufiill. Phyllis, 180, 216, 224 1XIt'filI'1111S, Connie, 21, 50, 51. 613, 187 2.30 Hlefilone, Lena, 186, 107. 220. 200 0101 iowiill Mc! Iowan 111-I Iowan N1QfiioV1'011 , Catherine, 200 , Cay, 224 Klarj. 224 Mi-Ilowan, , Nanny, 314 , Jayne, 266 Roseinary, 278 Moflreal, Ihoinas, 121, 1 lV1cGregor, Carol, 184 BICGI1-gor, Dot, 186, 276 McHenry, Charlotte, 247 N115 Kevlinie, llolis-rt, 246 lIr'Kee, 1Villiain, 181 AICKl'Il1Il?, Carol, 276 McKenna. Ruth, 231 NICKBFf'21ll3Ill, Mary, 206 N1cKinnev, Charles, 160 B11-Kinney, Ruth, 183 McKnf-1-lin, Max, 274 Mc-Lean, Richard, 177, 230 McLeod, Archibald, 73, 107 '70 -1. , 124, 246 288 314 -301, 2.31 Mr'Mahan, Evelyn, 276 Mr-Manis, Sue, 1643, 173, 228 Mr-Millan. Jan, 228, 200 MeMillen, 1Varren, 1.38, 160, 170, 260, 314 Mr-Murray, Nancy, 180 B1r'Murt.ry, Helen, 2:36 B'IeNeill, Michael, 217, 220 lNIf'Roy, f'lifford, 248, 260 KIr'Roy, Yvillie, 100, 31-1 M RIaee, Stanley, 172, 203, 270 11'I2i.1'li, Lonnie, 210 190, 246 llaek, Melryn, 236, 230 Mackaill, James, 260 Maekenlig, Judv. 2.34 Maekenzie, Judith, 224, 260 Mac-key, Bruee, 217, 220 Maekey, Janis, 178, 256 Ma:-key, Paula, 1.30, 203, 274 Bladtlen, Franeis. 101 B1addinu,John. 176, 190. 27 2 Madsen, Karl, 206, 268 Madsen, Robert. 248, 250 Mairario, James, 207, 246 Ma,-gee, Guion, 223 lN'1aggio, John, 182, 243 Mahoney, James, 182, 310 Nlalioney, Hlahlon, 204, 240, 31-4 Nlaiholf, Nancy, 186, 247 llailey, Pat., 270 Main, Jessica, 314 Nlain, Ronald, 182. 310 Maisel, Carol, 247 Malcom, Frances, 314 Malrine, Ronald, 171, 174 Maltmne. Thelma. 178 Maloney, Jack, 233 Mamenta, Norma. 276 Nlanak, Joseph, 172 Mandrell, Robert., 314 Nlangold, Judy, 231 Mankin. Barbara, 200 Nlann, Ronald, 2-12, 310 Manning, Glenwood, 319 Nlannine, John, 170, 272 Manthei, Nancy, 247 Nlanus, Linda, 243 Blaoary, Donald, 270 Marc-hall, Dale, 260 Nlarr-hildon, Gerald, 153, 15-1. 339. 299 lylarrzhildon, Joan, 247, 300 i Marr-hiltlon, Judit.h, 1.34, 155, 162, N1art'inek, Jerry. 170 Nlarek, John, 246 Y Margenthaler, Donald, 290 Margenrhaler, Vivian, 247 Marliey, Daniel, 236, 230 Nlarkliam, Melvin, 181, 181, 205, 200 Markle, Thomas, 161 Marks, Linda. 27.3 Marley, Janet., 206 Marlin, Vernon, 200 Marr, Charles, 243 Nlarsrhall, Brigitte, 247 180.251 222, 248 Marsr-hall, Horst, 176. 183, 250, 2.30 Marseilles, Wvilliain, 226 Marsh, Leroy, 220 Blarshall, Bryon, 226 Marsha .xI21.I'Sl111 11, miie, 219 ll, Nina, 178. 257 Martin, Carolyn, 247 V lVIar'tin, Charles, 183, 230 Nlartin, Glenn. 113 Kiartin, Jim, 268 h'1art.in, N1arvin, 174 Martin. Mir-hael, 160 Bla rt.in Paul 272 Afiamnl Sunil..-.i, 163, 181 KIartinelli, J. 15,231 Martins, John, 188, 240 Martz. Mason, Sue, 173, 108, 2.37 Dwight., 281 AQQISUII, Judy, 276 Mason Patricia, 162. 299 , AI11SS!1..'0I11.l't.lli1.. 353. 2515- 259' 314 Nlassey, Jim, 200 Massey, Ni-va, 1351 Massie, Jerry, 274 Nlataya, Karl, 173, 200 KIat.liis, Jaines, 276 Nlatthews, -l1 TN'- 207. Nlattliews, Sandra, 167. 19511 Mattingly, Ransom, 18.3, 1.01, 300 Nlaurer, Alice, 178, 278, 270 llaxi-iner, 1512253 185. 200 B1a.xwell, David, 181, 107 Maxwell, tleorage, 300 I Maxwell, Jerry, 1.31, 156. 113-1, 223. 300 Maxwell, Nancy, 178 Maxwell, Neil, 223, 248 May. Carol, 221 lylay, Janet., 205, 220 lwilyliell, Carole, 178 Mayberry, Joanne, 260 Nlayherry, Kathleen, 273 Mayer, Lur-retia, 300 Mayfield, Ernest, 222 Nlead, William, 113, 227 lyleaglicr, Georgia, 150, 162, 189, Medlin, Jim, 180, 220 Meehan, Elizahetli, 206 N16-es, John, 124, 163, 229 Meier, Carl, 141, 171, 248, 300 Nleier, Daryl, 176 Mc-icr, VVayne, 177 2.321 Meima, Barbara, 276 Meirink. Bonnie, 189, 251 Melvin, Bruce, 160 Menaker. Stuart, 145, 240, 2-12, 314 Blenefee, Don, 238 Meneier, Don. 182 Meng, Janet, 300 Meng, Marvin. 180. 248 Menzel, Donald. 190, 233 Mercer, John. 73, 161 llerideth. Richard. 300 llerrills, llarty. 184, 204 Bierriweather, Freda, 123. 192 Mertz, James. 172 Metlay, 1Villiam, 243. 300 lletten, John. 281 Bleyer. Charles. 249, 300 Meyer. Erna. 276 Meyer, Jean. 178. 251 Meyer. Jerry. 183. 205 Meyer. Larry. 246 Meyer. Marilyn, 251. 314 Meyer, Ron. 217. 223, 310 Meyer. Sam. 150, 217, 233 lleyer, Shirley, 206. 251, 314 Meyer, Terry, 202 lleyer, 1Yillard, 248 lleyerm, Charles, 206 Michael. Clinton. 300 Michael Peter 319 Mich.-ref Crarkl 300 Michels, Gary, 281, 314 Michels, Phyllis, 300 Micl-zen, Ralph, 73 Joan 216, 217. 228 Midgett. . Mielke. Sandy, 159, 206. 260 Milamo, Elsa. 184, 206 Bliles, Judy. 247 Miles. Julie. 185 Milford, William. 223 Piatt. Linda . 251 Miller, Ann. 254 lliller. Bill, 280 Miller, Brenda, 273 Miller, Gail, 123, 186, 190. 199, 200 219. 228 Bliller, George. 182, 269 Miller Janet 267 liiller, John, 170,246 Miller, Karen, 185. 247 Miller, Kay, 159. 172 Miller, Kenneth, 71 Miller, Sonja, 251 Bliller, La.rry, 182. 246, 319 Miller, Linda, 183 Miller. Marion, 278 lliller, Blarjory, 192 Aliller, Nancy. 180, 300 Bliller, Robert. 243. 319 Miller, Ronald. 223, 300 lliller, Susie. -13, 157, 231, 247, 314 Miller Veda, 185, 274, 314 liilligan, Dee.-Xnn, 224. 300 Millner. Sandra, 247, 259 Mills, Donna, 192 Mills, Janet, 274 Blills, Norman, 238 Mills Sharon. 173. 252, 254 Mills, Tom, 207, 279 Millspaugh, Sara. 247 Minor, Velma. 178, 205 Minton, James. 281 Minton, Sandra, 180. 315 Misselhorn. Ruth, 178 Mitchell, Carl, 165. 172, 300 Mitchell Charles, 274 Mitchell Douglas. 179 Mitchell John, 171. 181 Mitchell Miter..-11: yrrreherr, Patti, 185, 201. 206,257 Sam, 191, 319 Sharon, 197. 257 Mittendorf, Marilyn, 257 Mobley, Edward. 176, 205 Modke. Theodore. 217 Moerschel, Brenda. 205. 247 Mohlenbrock, Beverly, 174 Mohlenbrock, Robert, 174 Molen, Blarilyn, 273 hiolinaroio, Paul, 206 Moliton, Joan, 173. 206. 266 B1oll.Rita, 156. 231.252, 256. 259, 260 Mollo. Roma., 251. 315 Molloy, John. 206. 242 Molzen. Ralph. 174 Monschein. Ken. 127 Montgomery. Alan. 300 Montgomery. John, 249 Montgomery, Versa. 220 Montigny, Clarence. 300 Montroy. Lyna, 203. 274 Moody. Norma. 178, 252. lloon, David. 227 300 Moore . Bill. 155 Moore, Chesthuster. 217 Moore Moore . Clemens, 188. 248. 315 .Edgar. 217, 225 Moore, Geno, 143. 225, Moore. George, 169 Moore, Harold. 182 Moore, Jody. 231. 251 Moore, Joyce. 186. 273 Rloore, Linda, 2-13 lloore. Lue, 197, 220 lloore Marvo 159, 231 3r00re.'Tedr3,'231, 315 Moore, Yirdal. 238 Bloore. 1Yilliam. 300 Mooileshen. Charles, 269 Moran. 1Yendell. 248 Morend, Franklin, 175 'T 01, 315 11orey,Charles, 181 Morgan. Albert. 242 Mor gan, Dana, 178 Mor gan, Edna, 315 Morrzan. Sharon, 2.13 Morin, Bill. 266 Alorris. Earl, 203 Morris. Emilyn. 1.59 Morris, Jerry. 270 Morris, Norma, 220 Morris, Peter. 16.3 Morrison, William, 315 Mortenson. Steven, 183 Morton. David. 272, 300 Mortonson. William, 248 Moser. Dave, 160, 243 Moser, 1Valter, 300 Moses. Samuel, 165 Mosimann. Gary, 274 Moske. Theodore. 227 Mosley. Jesse, 222 Mosley. Vera. 173,205 Mothershed. Thelma. 254 Morley. Lawrence, 179 Motley. Richard. 248 Howe-ry. Dian, 159, 166 llowery, Jiny, 169 Mowery. Nancy, 315 Bluckelro y. L. B., 229 llueller. John, 204.266, 269. 315 Mueller. Robert. 315 Mueller, Zone, 267 BIueller,. Yirg, 229 Mueth. David. 206. 229 Muhich Dolores. 166 Muir. Forest, 174 Mulkey. Charles, 274 Mullen. Clara, 300 Muller. Ernst, 176, 195 llrrllinix, Blary, 185, 203. 274 Mullins. Elizabeth, 76. 202 Nobel, Donna, 216, 228, 301 Nocherf. Diane. 301 Noones, Raymond, 158. 169 Nordstrom, Margene. 315, 204 Norris, Cecelia, 21, 189, 231 Norsvyorthy. Lynn, 231 North, Jeanine, 152. 157, 181, 201 217. 228. 301 Norton. Bruce, 229 Nottmeier, Oliver. 160. 242 Noyes, Oliver, 160. 242 Noyes. Kenneth, 182 Nuernherger. Karl. 196 Nrrnn. Fred. 238 Nrrzzo. Sayatore, 206. 229 O Oberheu. Anita. 251. 314 O'Connell, Lawrence, 180. 238 O'Day. Patrick, 233 Ode, Marge. 257 O'Dell, Jerry, 125 O'Dell, Kathleen. 180 O'Dell. Tharon. 196 Odum. Ardis. 301 Odum, Jerry, 179. 270 Odum. Rosie, 185. 221 Odum. Susan, 173. 231 Oetjen, Herbert, 272 Oexeman. Robert. 248 Ogasavyara, Fujiya. 196, 230 O'Gorman, Pat. 273 Ohnesorge, Gary. 242 O'Keete, Norman, 169 Mulvany. Annette. 18-1. 185. Mumrn, Linda, 205, 276 Munch. Peter, 183 Munn. Joe. 248 Blrrnro, Jerry, 188 Munton, Larry, 274 llurphy, Jeanette. 178. 315 Murphy, Jud.. 231 Murphy. Suzee, 280. 315 Murray. James. 169 206 Olbrich, Judee. 251 Oldham. Glenda, 315 Oldham, Jeanne, 167, 205 Oldham, Mary, 178, 206. 254 Oliver, Biartin, 161,272 Oliver, Yvonne, 192 Olkoski, Sharon. 186, 278 Ollartey, Marwell, 279 Olmsted, Sharon. 278. 279 Olsen, Jeanie, 185. 251. 239 Olson, Howard. 171. 171 Olson, Melodic. 250 Olson. Steve, 250 Olsson, Marion. 162 Oltyan. John, 239 O'l1alley, Rich, 269 O'Neal, John. 207. 222 O'Neal. Thomas, 177. 250 Musgrave. Elaine. 260, 315 lluskopf. liVillianr. 301 llustoe. Nigel, 155. 181, 196, 204 Myers, Ann, 189, 257 Myers. Melvin, 223. 301 Mygatt, YViIliam, 301 Mykovfski, James. 281 N Onstott. Carolyn, 185, 203, 27-1 Orange. Robert, 2-13 O'R iley. James. 278 Orr. Jon, 202, 279 Orr. Ronald. 269 Orr. Rosemary. 256 Orr. Thomas.'281 Orrell. Jean. 269 Nagel. Nina. 205 Nagel. Richard. 274, 301 Nagel. Roland, 188. 203. 207 Nagreski. Charles. 170, 176 Nakzi. Takashi, 269 Nale. Kent. 269 Narut, Thomas. 181, 315 Nashland. Ann. 257 Nation. llichael. 248 Naya. Joyce. 162. 301 Nave. Gloria. 159. 205. 257 Neal. Freddie. 170 Neel, Kathleen. 257 Neeley. Clift on. 269 Neil. Kay, 205 Neilson. Sharon. 221 Nelson. George r Mrs. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. James. 232 Jrrdy, 247 Ma.rlan, 180 Roberta. 251 1Yilliam. 243, 1.278 319 Orrell. Joan. 269. 301 Orrell. VVilliam, 242. 320 Orrick. Betty. 27-1. 315 Or-stead, Kenneth, 223 Osborn. Elizabeth. 278, 270 Osborn, Harold. 161 Osborne. Jim, 177. 250 Osman, Audrey, 203, 275 Osorio. Gioranina, 276 Ostarello. John, 248. 259, 301 Ott. Loretta. 76. 204 Ottolini. James. 188. 31.3 Oyerbey. Janice. 185. 251 Oyerton. Dianne. 276. 301 Owen. 1Yilliam. 155. 315 Owens. Robert. 169, 180, 265. 301 Owens. Suzanne. 185, 228, 231. 260 Ozment, James. 315 Ozment, Lyle, 183. 272 P Pabst. Nancy. 192, 301 Padoyan. Ray. 136. 281 Nenreth. Sharon. 206, 257 Netteton. Virginia. 320 Neuman, Colleen. 256 Neyman, Donald. 207 Neuraberger. Karl, 278 Neyybrough. Sandy. 189, 251 Newell. Howard, 239 Newell. Karen, 301 Newhouse. Norman, 160, 243, 326 Neyykirk. Tim. 250 Newland, Diane, 213 Newland. Kathleen, 228 Newlin. Mary. 39, 61. 191, 257. 301 Newlon, YYillianr, 315 Newman, Donald. 180. 301 Newman. Leland. 160 Newman. Sally. 185. 197. 201. 228, 257 Newsom, Garrison, 124. 225 Nichols. Nancy. 173, 231, 315 Nichols. Nicki. 256 Nicolotti, Nancy, 206. 257 Nicolussi. Gayle. 186, 276 Nieman. Ronald. 229 Nierman, Priscilla, 162. 189 Nierman. Roy. 158, 180, 249. 250. 301 Nightwinc. June. 224 Nigro. Felix, 192 Niksch, Jim. 171. 181 Nilsen, John, 2551 Nims, Karen. 2-34 Nisbet. Mary. 165 Nix. Joan. 257. 320 Nixon, Harold. 158, 170 Nixon. Mike. 195 Nizami, Fareed, 196 Nobhe. John. 246 Nobbe. 1Yilliam. 278 Paesano. Yolie. 224. 276 Paeth. Jonathan. 242 Paeth. Thomas. 242 Page. Barbara. 274. 31-3 Page, Paul. 250 Pair. Ruth. 162 Paisley. Larry, 249. 301 Palandri. Raymond. 180. 238 Palm. Susan. 204 Palmer. Leroy. 222. 315 Palmer. Lois. 189. 257 Panikkar. Bhaskara. 196. 278 Papaellorr. Steyc, 174, 204, 269 Parikh. Gokaldas. 239 Paris, Lynn. 229. 2.30 Park. Chan. 239. 269 Parker. Betty. 190, 231, 25r Parker. Louis. 185 Parker. Nancy, 102 Parker. Ron. 250 Parks, Georgia. 301 Parks. Marge. 228. 25-1 Parks. XVilliam. 301 Parich. Beverly. 168 Parson. Paul. 249 Parsons, Penny, 276 Partain. Dorothy. 247 Partington, William, 2.30 Patrick, George, 249 Patterson. Jim. 227 Patton. Allan. 315 Patton. Eloise,25-1.301 Patton, Larry. 227 Patton, Leonard. 2-18. 260 Patton. Nancy. 269 Paul. Barbara. 257 Payne. Art. 259. 269 216. PHYDP. Edwin, 190 Peabody. Donald, 246 Peak, Susie. 256. 260 Pechenino. Tony. 158, 180, 301 Pederson, Ronald. 232 Pedi2o. Billie, 239. 256 Peirce, David, 249 Pelleurino, Phillip, 232 Pemberton, Connie, 251 Pemberton. Norah, 315 Pencano, Donna. 278. 279 Pennell, Delores, 301 Pennypackf-r, Paula, 302 Peraino. Dore-ne. 197. 206. 267 Percival, David, 249 Periman. Larry. 315 Perk. Edward, 302 Perkins, Bill. 199. 205 Perkins. Billie. 171 Perkins, Donald. 265. 302 Perkins. Gene, 205 Pr-rona. Marya, 243 Persson, James. 233. 302 Peter. Michael. 242 Petersen. Alice. 171 Petersen. David. 248 Peterson. Fay. 192. 302 Peterson, Jack. 169, 302 Peterson, John. 278 Peterson, Judith, 315 Peterson, Marlene. 180. 221. Peterson. Raymon, 236, 238 302 Petty, James. 164. 193. 244. 246 Petty, Jr Phelps. Ph rdi. 189. 205, 256 Phelps. Richard. 174 Phillips. Connie. 278 Phillips. Kenneth. 181, 272, 315 Phillips. Lita. 302 Phillips. llnry. 189. 231 yllis, 155, 203. 273. 30 'J Piccone. Carmen. 113 Pickard. Frank. 315 Pickard. Robert. 177 Pickering. Jane. 224 Pierce. Marilyn, 63. 243 Pierson, James, 205. 249 Pierson, Joe, 315 Pies. Judith. 267 Pike, Dorothy. 257 Pike. George. 223. 302 Pilgrim. Robert. 249 Pilliard, Janet. 206. 275 Pilney. Donald. 248. 302 Pinazzi. Maxine. 178 Pinkerton. Betty. 228. 254, 314 Piper, Annetta, 203. 274 Piper, Jacqueline. 315 Piskur, Richard. 315 Pitchford. Duane, 185, 302 Pitchford. Larry. 174 Pittman, Robert. 320 Planinc. Suzy. 267 Plaenek, John. 238 Plemon. Sue, 257 Plott. Mina. 162. 163. 302 Plott. Phyllis. 178 Plumlee. Ronald, L 4, in Pocock. Donald. 250 7 70 102 -v- Points. Janet. 165. 175, L56 ol., Poirot. Judy, 205. 200 Polinz. Raymond. 274 Polito. Teodora. 247 Pollack. Bonnie Jo. 231 Pollock. Jolzrl. 161 Pontikes. Kenneth, 132. -- Pontikes. XYilliam. 231 Poole. Sarah. 178. 257 Pope. Beverly. 257 - Porter, Carolyn, 203. 2- 4 Porter. Larry. 248 Porter. Walter. 225 -in Portz. Herbert. 163. 170- lrl Pottorfi, llarilyn. 273. 302 Porrppart. Cleta, 251 Powell. Anthony, 302 Powell. . lac-qrrelinc. 172 Powell, 11'anda, 302 Powers. Karl. 270 Prairie. Richard, 233 Preisinger, Albert. 320 Price. lx Priest. J Prietclre athryn. 224 oann, 228, 2-in. . . t. Ruth Ann. 2M 317 Probst. Keith. 250 Profilet. Bolo. 250 Prose. Carl. 249. 315 Proymy, Terry. 229 Pryor. Bt-nida.159.162.1l'7.237. 0' Pryor. Clementine. 320 Pryor. Daniel, 243 P71-Hll. Edward. 197. 202. 232. 313 Pl1l!. JUSE. 246 Pulley. JoAnne. 201, 216, 221 Pulley, Nina. 173. 2215 X Pulliam, Wallace. 186- 345 ,, ,, .. ..,. Prrntney. buzanne. 15-v. ln-1. 3-5 ' 'l 1 315 Pvrnyyarsi. PE-2231 359 Purdy. Jrrdy. 251. 250 Purnell. Carl. 270 Prrrnell. Ray. 203 Q Quackenbush. Bob. 2-19 Quanfit. John, 249 Quinland. Gary. 131 Qrrinrr. John. 160 R Iz1ll1f,11tllY2l1'1.1xl2, 242, 320 11 xi l't'1',-lll11I!'S.11l5,27U,31-I ' . V ' ' -J - -1- 111111111 l'l s 0 , iyll1..1,1,-0ti, -.i4 , '2, 78,2 Hmhk 1 iien ltr 1,8 0 Hulk 'iewit-2. lid, 231 Itzihe. lluryt-s, 73, 166 lt:1liIi,.loe,1-1:1 R:ihn,.lot-1.242 Raunliolt. llurry. 166 1t:unp.11nyiit-, 161 Bzinisey, t'li:irle-Q, 302 ltzinl u lu Hun 111lIll'lx,,ltlZ1Il1l, J1 . , A , 11111111-11,15-oige, 14- 1t:inir'k, l1on:1hl,231 1t:iiiIi.t'li:ul4--.217 11I11lSl1l1l. lxeith, 233 R:ipp.M:ii:i,x,1ii Holi:-its, lfclitli, 274 Roberts, licirdon, 243 Iiolieitson, 1low1ird, 31.1 Robertson, Kay, 274 lioliertson, 1':it, 257 Rolti Rolii 1811111 en, fif'l'1ll41. 206.240 nson. flury,'270 - nson, 11USIllll',2U-1.2.10 1 1toekliohl, 1714- Ann,1.10 lioeknmn. George, 185 i: -k,. thtle, 162,103 1lolph,fullvston,160,180,302 11.ll'11IlfNlll,-ll'!l1lIlt',155 Risk Nliiy I ue '01 1 I ltziml 1,.:, X1,',- 1,-.n lturliilism-11, Xiyze-n, 185 IIllSS 11, Juv. 16.1. 180, 14112 RZlS1llll'll,1Q1llN'lil'.16'-1,:1l.b,2ltl ' .,,,.-. R ltvlllle, ,lgij , Jltn, 26. ltiiililwrgei. 1'1lI1I1llll, 178, 100 244 -1' 315 IiII1l1ll1lll'll1'l',1111llQ'l'1, 2511 11111lllI1I1lx4'l,11H11l'I1,2UJi 11:15. 1' 1011. 2.10 1t'1' 2' nl- He 114' Amontl, Jim, ...i0 , Nu-k. 238, 302 , I,Illl1lH.21lt1 11, Holm-11,315 H1 . , , . It 1 Hn- R1- He Re He Re 114- Hn- 111- ltr- H1- He- R1- 11'- lte 10- Re- R1- ltr- ltr' Rr' 111- He He- 111' Rf- lie Re 114 He' 'tlll Rtiiwlt 160 lif'lt,J:u'l-1,182 111111 J:l11it'1', 273 1'll1l'.1,1QX'1t1, 165 dig.-i,1,t-4-,242 1'i1,.li1zlX,2.'v1 t'1l,,-1l1'X,7-1,17-l eil, tllmrlr-s, l7? , 280, 315 ed. liniiy, 238, 302 I-d. 1,f-tw-ll.22.'t,I102 vlir-r. 1'lt'Y4'11N, 275, 305 eat-,1iutli,186 eyes.l1:ix'id.1S2,240 7 Main, Juelz, 156, 157 sun,.1olm,265,fg103 sun, Pnitiit-11,242 liu,ltit-1i1u.l,3021 l1lit'Il1I'f'l',Y12l1ltll1i1S,2011 him-i, NZl1l4'X',f1U3 it-li, John, 160, 246 it-ht-l, K1-nny,223 it-lu-rt. Slit-rr, 0 ,303 , 1 1 7 1t'l1l'1t,11llllii11l,17.-1,151 201 id, Jonus, 273, 303 lrl,vJ:1liu-s, 303 111, 1111114-1t,2-l2 1ii1:1ti,f'luirlc-s, 226 in.l1ou!.24S Illll4'lI11!'1', 1i111'f'll,2 7,5 ISS.11llllIll1l.181,f'11l3 nzildi, 1'11'Ii11li, 142 nf-li, Hol11n1l,315 4 4 503 ltr-no, lhiyid, 303 Rt'Ilf1'lr, Lluyll, 177 Nest yio, Beverly, 221 Hey:-sf. Lyle, 246 ltr-xniek, John, 240 1th lth l'11lf'f'l-if'1, Ann, 206 iiif-lizu't. Larry, 177, 107, 260 Izl1U11f'N,.'x1l1I1', 247 ltlunlf-s,.lo:111, 224 Rh Ullt'N,xxvl11l2l1ll, 160 lth-x ne, Ja-ity, 315 1f14't'lo,11lll1:1lt1.320 I 11141-. Jxllllil. L56 Hit-4-, Nlz1rion,335 Klee, Klury, 276 Rieh, 1'1I11'l1111'Il, 178 ltwliztrdsnli, llonzild, 173 R11 -hz1rflson,Irw1n, 116, .503 Kit-lizndsori, Judy, 244, 251 ltif-luirdsoii, L1 nn, 221 ltir-hziidson,Rohr-it,177 111I'l1l1l'l, Hugh, 240 ltlr 'ht-y, llonzild, 1?-43, 272 ltiwliev Huly 107 Hit -i..t1.ln.1, iilikt-2, :rea I ltielilnonvl,B1ilo,Ci15 ltif-liter,l11ivi41,220 ltir-liter, 11+-lfoi-11,276 I11 l11l'1. Bolts-rt. 206 ltir-kuzius-r, Vzirol, 247 liid Iii 1:1-, : rhxiru, 178, 207 ltif-fi, lfuryl, 174 lilo-pf-, lzyelyn, 251 R111 l 111 n 181 101 7 PX, 2 ' , ,.,. . 1tl111J,1i-1l1'1,1X1 ltiuu, Niiney, 303 ltiuu. 111t'l1111'fl, 176 ltighter, John, 177 l P1 l 50' ltihr-, . -it ,. .i ltil 1-1,f1ir1.170 H ltippc-l, ltiemond, 111 Rising, 1'1iyIlis.25-1,260 111811111011 1'ired, 280 1 1iist,1itf.,-0.i . A,- ltiteliey, Nam:-y, 251 1':l1Tt'I',.14'1'l -X. 1?-..i 11l11llI211lll',119111115218:1 ltitx. ltosezinn, 180, 257 ltoliliins, liurrfn, 73 liolierson. f'z1rol1-, 224 ltrivc-its, Holi, 274 . ,,' liolielts, f hurles, ..0-5 I 1161141 332 rts, C hztrlotte, 1.17, 2 17 1zIYl1t'1llll'll, 111119, 246 Rodgers, llonuld. 316 ltlnlul'1'S,R03', 176 Roilgeis, 1Y:1lt, 136, 202. 204, 250 ltodmzin, llurry, 160, 303 liothiguez, Iiuuene, 231, 230 ltoe, Nnney, 303 1il1l't'li1'li, 1Y1il1U1,217, 233 Iit1l 7t'1, Slu1rori,228 Bout-rs, Stewart, 243 l1llQPlS,Sll!', 203, 274 ltolide, Tliotiizis. 183, 223 ltohluizin, t':u'olyn, 247 Rohit-r, C'11llLI, 181, 207, 238, 303 Rtil:l1lcl.11nl14-I't. 174 Reiley, Rug:-I, 202 1iolle.Sliirley, 178, 205, 316 Rollins, Lfilry, 233, 240 Romain, 151111122111 RUlll1115I4'1', llerlrert, 180 1tol1ek,f'lii4-li, 206, 281 ltopei, Huy, 170 ltosrou, Klny, 185, 273 Rose,f'lili1-l-Q,106,108 206 Rose, lfiziiils, 232 Rosen,Arthur.2-13 Rosen, Bit-liu,rd, 175 1t1ise'1llH1I'gt-1',f'li:11lffS, 180 ltofenlilum, Mildred. 103, 254, :sozs Itoskin, Flziine. 25-1 Ross, 1111-try , 221, 303 11USS.-11lfll'1, 180, 251 Ross, Nic-ki, 257 Rowell, Billie, 316 liossel, -11111, 12-1, 225 Rut:1,11:lX1iiri1111,158,180.2-10,316 Rothrzunel, ll:-nny, 160, 265, 303 ltounstull, 1'2I'4lI1'f'lx. 164 Rouisseziy, ltoy, 243 Iiuwtlvll, 11f'1111lI1ll, 178 Rowe, Ted, 160 Rtiwlilllll, Hulilry, 176, 281 Rul-ino,Ri:-liu.itl,160,180 ltuliliy,'1'imothy, 160, 250, 303 Rue, Allen. 233 ltuggflf-s, Rim-lixu-d. 12-1 11ll,!Mlf'S,Sii111, 250 Ruiz,M:1ry,178 ltukuyiiizi., Mary Jo, 316 ltumpel, Bert. 136,106 Itunsley, Lyle, 174 1tunyon,Judy, 267 Ruppert, 1'21'Z1Ilf'l'S, 213 Hurt, .4d:1,221 ltudhing, Sharon, 155 Rllf-St'll, Billy, 100 ltllssell,J1lll1f-S, 320 Russell, Tom, 23-0 Rutherford, Jeziririette, 165, 303 ltlltl tel ei 1iolie't 240 , 11112 i ', 2 . - - S Saul, 1i:u'lf-en, 320 51l1H1,'1'llU1111iS, 260 Siu-lit,lf-lie-ri, Sue, 165 Sufzirik, f':irl, 162, 227 Suku, Enos, 173 Snliaii, John, 238, 316 Sriulizi, Lulu, 304 Sli11I10I1,.10Xt'F', 178, 205, 256 Salter, 1Ctlw:1rd, 2-12 Szimford, C'l:u'enr-e, 72 S11Ill1f'lS, Keith, 164, 103 Sanders. Bieliard, 100 Sanderson, Wilma, 178 Snndrin, Jzinies, 303 SJI,I111l1'l'lll, lfrarik, 281 Szintilli, Anthony, 301 Santo, Holi, 243 Szintoro, Hohert, 304 S2t11f'Ilf1l'l4l,-11111, 163, 167 Super, Hit-luird, 233 Saiputo, Joe, 272 Sargent, Yvonne, 203, 274, 275- 310 Szirkesizui, June, 273 Siitte-r1iehl,.liin. 170 Szxttertield, Steven, 177 Sznuerlirunn, Henry, 172 Saiugget, Vine:-, 220 Szinill, Jerry, 201,242 Sziunders, John, 182, 240 Smiiiders, 1v1l11li1,31l'1 Sztutter, Rohr-rt, 180, 2-10 Szixenmeyer, A. 1Y.,304 Saylor, Jaiek, 152, 30--1 Svzilr-t, Brenda, 251, 260 S1'2i1'lNtl , Judy, 257 Sr-zites, Jenny, 178, 206 Sr-liade, 03,21 rren, 242 Seliziefe, Dale, 170 S lli1l'1'l I, 111114-, 227, 230, 250 Svlizu-fer, lid, 260 Scliueter, Ronald. 232 Schaefer, Vvilbert, 171, 304 Svhzitfner, Suzanne, 160, 252, 316 St-hull, Vlizirles, 246 Sr-hzilly, Hit-ha,rd, 233 St'i11ll1ff'l1H-31411911 fif'01'gt'. 270 Selieifinger, Furtis, 250 Scherer, Juldine, 256, 250 Scherrer, Clmrles, 161, 268, 304 S St-heske, Tlieutlure, 304 St-lu-we, Joyee, 243, 320 Sf'lll110l't1PI'lit'l', lhier, 316 Sf-himmel, Robert. 167, 2-16 Sf-hi111p1,Juue, 316 Selrleper, John 157, 183, 220, 316 Selilt-per, Justin, 206, 304 Selilesinger, Julian, 230 St-hleuninu, Carol, 215, 224 St-hlic-li, Yi:-ki, 206 Sehloper, John, 200 Seliluter, Bois, 304 Sr-hlueter, f'liarlene, 247 St-liluerter. Jean, 257 St-hniidgxull, Jan, 231, 2-17 St-hniidt, llunaild, 155, 30-1 St-hmidt, llowaird, 170,205,274 St-liniisseur, Sundrzi, 252, 316 St-limit, Nielmlus, 250 Schmitt, John, 206 - . t-herrer, Ruynmnd, 178, 100, 206. 280 Sherwood, Lloyd, 181 Shidler, Jon, 231 Shieh, iX1rs., 175 Shields, Larry, 181, 305 Shirley, Nornizin, 160 Sholie, Robert, 206, 240, 212, 320 Shoop, Elizabeth, 316 Short, llelznne, 163 Shotts. Donald, 160 Shrund, Jaek, 220 St-limitz, Circ-telien, 150, 180. 100, 206, 257 Sf-limudde, Tlieodore, 160 St-hnzike, Donna, 22-1 Schneider, t'h:irles, 160 Sehneider, Judy, 251 St,-hneider, Karen K., 165, 100, 206, 233, 257 Selmeitler, Karen L., 304 Selineider, Ralph, 220 St-hneider, Roger, 220 Sf-hneider, VY, B., 74 St-hnepp, Keith, 160,243 Sf-hnell, Tliomzis, 226 S1-lioen, Ruth, 165,184,304 St-horn, Boh, 174 Seliruge, Anthony, 167, 304 St-lirepferiiiziri, Rohm-rt, 304 Selireuder. Hans, 238 Sehrodt, Stewnid, 107 Sc-hroeder, Ann, 165 Schroeder, Varl, 161 Sm,-liroeder, llunne, 160 Sf-lirfieder, Gary, 240 St-hroeder, Vtizilt, 223 Sehrotei, Larry, 217 Sc-huliert, Harold, 101 S41-liueliard, Donna, 123. 216, 217, Sr-liuelizirdt, Donald, 173, 304 Sc-huessier, Ruth, 201, 251 Sf-hulhrif. Robert, 304 St'lllll1Z,cif'1'L1ltl, 240 St'l1lll1'Z, Lois, 163 St-hultz, Mary Ann, 251 Sehultz, Yulerzt, 276, 304 Seliumziier, George, 171, 304 St-hutte, lltilutllva, 304 St-hutzenlmfer, Hffrulrl, 231 St-liwzii'tz, Jeffrey, 260 Sehwzirtz, Lorraine, 206, 257 St-Iiwurtz, Merrir-k, 250 Hi'l1VVt'El'l1lfi11,.ll111X. 165 Sf'l1Wl'l11', Lois, 275, 30-1 Sr-ott, Varol, 102, 251 Scott, Ilgiyid, 176, 205, 304 Seott, 111iW:1ld, 182, 243, 320 Seott, Lillie, 220, 310 Seo 1 iwrd, 2 ' Se ni Tunimy 2'8 Seroggggins, Willitims, 181, 232 Seur: S, James, 231 Seals, Donald, 320 Seairey, Nora, 215 Searey, Hose, 224 S1-url, Sanford, 242 Sezirles, Bolx, 223 Sf-a.rle:s, Linda, 162, 180, 254, 316 Sears, Burliziru, 251 Seeker, Jarrdy, 118 Seeker, Girard, 246, 305 Seeley, Robert, 2-12 - Segrc-st. Sarah, 221, 30-J Seiber, Patricia, 162, 228, 305 Seilvert. Arline, 178. 257 Seilkeimer, Bill, 118 St-lvidue, Karol, 275 Semeneek, John, 177 Smznipreiiherger, Karen, 178 S1-tarzun, Clietrani, 260 Seve-rson, Sue, 256 Sexton, Darrel, 305 S1-yer, Evelyn, 150, 205, . Sliztckelfurd, Judy, 231 Shzidle, Betty. 305 Scott, Hlury, 205, 275 tt, Ri 'l . -76 111' e ', , 6 1 250 Shanklin, .liin, 305 Shzmnun, Career, 131 Shannon, itlurilyn, 278 Shzinnun, Ray, 166, 272 Shztro, Bm innie, 178 Shuro, hay, 256 Slizzrp, Jzunes, 238 Sharpe, Harry, 158, 160, 233 Shaver, 1'enny, 276 Shaw, Clizirles, 240, 242. 320 Shaw, Iferdina id, 181, 230 Sh:1w,Ginu, 217 Shea, Edward, 72 Sheeks, Dave, 246 Sheets, Betty, 178, 207 Shelton, Jeri, 254 Shelton, Kenneth, 233 Sheppard, Jim, 280 Sherman, Lee, 320 Sherwda, Louise, 185 Shervey, Lee, 160 231, 316 Shukair, Ali, 106, 202 Shumuker, Betty Lou, 166, 305 Shumiiker David, 305 Shuman, John, 305 Shurpiet, Audrey, 251 Shut:-, Blilt-on, 163 Shurtz, Barbara, 186 Sich, Ronald, 142, 231, 270 Siehert, Arlene, 207 Sieliert, Rev. Ronald, 205 Siedler, Juan, 185, 280 Siefert, '1ll1U1!13.S, 160, 180 Sieg, Ric-lmrd, 276 Sit-ner. lfredzn, 206, 257 Sievei, Ronald, 182, 320 Silies, llzivid, 230 Sikorski, Rit'li:f1.ri1, 223 Silas, Suniuel, 222, 236, 238 Simmons, Gary, 170, 240 Simmons. Rosie, 185, 254 Simon, 1i:1rriest,, 102 Simon, Joyee, 216, 224, 251 SiinuIlS, Joe, 246, 305 Simons, Lziiry, 260 Simpson Si mpsun Simpson Simpson, Simpson, Si nc-l:1ir, Simpson Sint-l:iir, Sindelzi r Sinnott, K v Eddie 250 I lim-rti'.i,' 172, 270, 305 Jan, 150, 256, 305 Jane, 207 Jerry, 305 Rulpert, 305 , Larry, 281 Robert, 305 Ronald, 160, 281, 305 Patrif-iii, 267 Hiouti, Pt-nt-lopi, 305 Sip:-S, Judy, 155, 180, 228, 251, 30-1 Sirles, Judy, 123, 166, 180, 216, Sii'les,W:i.yne-,280 Sitting, Holm-l't, 202, 206 Sitzer, Oda, 161 Skinner, Betty, 260 f Skorepa, Allen, 177, 106, 230 Skorpinski, Tlitiiiiari, 243 Skiuliut, llavid, 174, 231, 238 Skvier, Juyee, 206 Slziek, Dun, 220 Sl:i,r-k, Suellen, 180, 257, 260 Slzimpaie, Joseph, 320 Sluyiero, Janies, 278 Sleemzin, Ri:-hard, 217, 232 Sloan, Fred, 100, 240 Small, David, 205, 274 Small, Joyce, 154, 228, 257, 273 Smith, 131I.1'lP2.i1'2i,201,221 Smith, Betty, 178 Smith, Beverly, 220 Smith, Bunnie, 254 Smith, David, 250 Stu1th,1lu11z1ld,272 Smith, Ilorotihy, 186,256 S1111tl1,fiLl1'X, 170,176,305 Curt' 1 30' Smith, , 113101, 5 Smith, Glenda, 155, 101, 228 Smith, Helen, 165, 184, 180, 305 S'nitli,Jz1n1eS, 170 Smith, -14111. 240 Smith, Juyef-, 243 Smith, Kate, 221 Smith, Ken, 182, 201, 260 Smith, Larry, 160, 243 Smith, Lemma, 176, 305 Smith, Lyle, 158. 180, 305 Smith. lxfltllfllii., 228, 257, 316 Smith, Klziry, 247, 316 Smith, Myrna, 257, 316 Smith, Nancy, 150, 180 Smith, Phillip, 243 Smith, Bieliard, 184 Smith, Sara Jo, 247 Smith, Shziren, 2051320 Smith, Sharon, 257 Smith, Sheila, 203, 274, 275 Smith, Siizzuiiie, 205, 247 Smith, Virtzie, 251 Smunt, Frank, 206, 268, 316 Snider, Bonnie, 150, 162, 178, 107 Snyder, Dun, 240 Sohery, Arthur, 233 Solderer, Annuliesu, 106 Hullllivr, Cory, 220 Solon, Denny, 248 Sommer, Ann, 206, 267 Sommer, Artluir, 230 Soon, Surh, 106 Soper, Rieliard, 280 Sopher, Robert, 242 Sousley, Sherry, 247 Souther, Linda, 216,221 Spnlt, Donzild, 100 Sparks, Mickey, 180, 244 Sparks, Syl, 276 Spziugzli, Roger, 188 Spf-iehinger, Donald, 206, 229 Spelliring, David, 183, 106, 2-19 Spent-er, Dennis, 203 Spencer, Marcia, 254. 305 Spiller, James, 188, 249 Spires, Brenda, 203, 274, 275 Splittorff, Clifford, 239 217, 221 Sponsler. Sprague. Ruth, 267, 306 Kent, 239 Sprague, Richard. 169, 316 Sprague. Steve, 232 Sprague. S Jrengzel Tomas, 320 mever Robert 239 . i Y , , -, Spreagelmeyer. Roy, 239 Springer, Shirley. 159, 251 Springhart, Margret, 169 Spuering. Joan. 190, 200, 228, 2 Spurlin. Spiirrier Squires. Louise, 166 , Patricia, 123, 306 Mary, 306 Stack, Marlene, 221 Stazen, Stahl, L Gary, 306 ance, 232 Stahlheber, Diana, 178, 254 Stahlheber, Oma, 251, 306 Stallard, Julie Stallworth. Corsandra, 176, 192 Stalorites. Lois, 278 Staniberg. Frank, 169 Stanley, Frank. 187 Stanley. Lyndal, 163, 173, 306 Stanley. Raed:-ne, 178, 231, 267 Starasta, George. 161 Starwalt, Virginia, 320 Staser, Maris, 254 Stastny, Katherine, 251 Stebel, John, 227 Steel-cenrider, Nnney, 186, 190, 316 Steele, Don, 270 Steele. Lur-ille, 203 Steele, Sheila. 165 Steevens. Charles. 306 Stell, Robert. 232. 306 Steibel, Roland. 189 Steidel, Gcorizine. 150. 228, 306 Steinberg. Mary Jean, 257 Steiner. Duane, 249 Steinmareh, Doris. 224, 306 Steinmarc-h. Ruth, 224 Steinmarc-li, Theresa, 257 Stellhorn, Wesley, 171 Stephens , Clarenee, 71 Stephens, James, 222 Stephans, John 110, 171, 176, 181 Stephens. Vernon, 233, 316 Stephenson, Weldon, 281 Steptoe. Charles, 222 Stevenson, Brenda. 100, 257, 260 Stevenson, Charles, 179, 249 Stevenson, Nancy, 189, 207, 252. 25 Stevers. Wayne, 58 Stewart, Charles, 316 Stewart, Gwendolyn, 306 Stewart, Jenny, 276 Stewart, Larry, 171, 248, 306 Stewart, Sue, 266 Stewart, Thomas, 217, 233 Stinson, Cora, 185 Stivere, James, 169, 316 Stinson, James, 250 St John. Marvin, 249 Stohart. Frank. 181 183. 201, 306 Stohhe. Berthold, 176, 177 Stock, Myrna, 186. 306 Stockton, Ray, 165, 233 Stockton. Ronald, 250 Sioelzle. Roliert. 223 y'.iii,1i.n, .loyet-.718.+, :sin Thomea-zek, Raymond. 180 Stokes, She ron, 25-4 Stoltz Stone, Gary, 158, 180, 205, 227, 300 Bob, 116 Stone, C arole. 221 Stone, Jerry, 248 Stone, Larry, 248 Stone, N aney, 275 Stone, Patricia, 257 Q . 1 toneeipher, Terry, 249 Stookey. Stookey. Donald, 203, 270, 316 Gene. 266 Stork, llonzllil, 153, 170, 180. 190 1 Stoudi, Robert, 217, 231, 306 Stoupt, Randy, 238 Stout. Caroline, 204 Strean, Bernard, 230 Streir-h, Paul. 306 Stringer, Jan, 251 Stroman, Kathryn, 201, 221 Strong. Jerry, 281 Stronge, David, 226 Strotheirlf-, Phyllis, 306 Stroup, Steve, 158, 229 Strusz. Stanley, 221 Stubblereld, Carolyn, 173 Stubhlefield, Joyce, 173, 306 Stubbs, Finch, 169 Stults, Carol, 321 Stislts, Judith, 267 Stumpf, Erlene. 178, 256, 316 Sturgeon, Harold, 196 Siiehomski. Lawrenee, 190 Sndheinier, Judy, 178 Stress, Thomas, 278 Sugawa. Reiko Sullens, Earl, 174, 176 Sullivan. Ennis, 182, 249 Sulser, Jan, 162 Summers, James, 204, 269 Sumner, Michael, 161, 243 Sunday, Linda, 224 Sunday, Sue Ann, 182, 278 Sung, Clara, 175, 269 Surh, Peter, 269 Surina. Leonard, 306 Surowiec, Fredriek, 231 Sutfin, Glenda, 256 Sutter, Janee, 254 Sutton, Charles, 128 , 306 1, 316 9.1, .116 Swatford, Sandra, 192 Swatiiord, Wesley, 270 Swailes. .1 lan, 223, 306 Swanson, Kaye, 306 Swartz, 1Villis. 98 Sweney. Tom, 249, 260 Swick, Ralph, 73 Swiuert. Sue, 185, 276 Swim, Carol. 186 Swink, Thomas, 272 Switzer, Stuart, 217, 232 Sykes, Larry, 227 T Talior,l1oug,155 T11ff1l,'17l1lJIl111S, 157, 244. 249 Tathngzer,James,2-19 Tai Yih -Jion, 175 Tally, Jerrie, 221 Talley, Marsha, 189, 247 Talley, Roliert. 242, 250 Trillo, .lean, 178 Tally, llorton, 90 Tampa. Connie. 267 Tamphyphat, Siint ry, 278 Tamps. Tanner. Tanner. Connie, 205 Cleorgianne, 221 James, 249 Tanner, Tim, 203 Tao, Robert, 175, 269 Taseher, George, 181, 248 T:lsot1', Marilyn, 254, 3115 Tate, Dann. 248 Tate, Joseph, 233 Tate, Viruinia, 207 Taylor, Aladyne, 216 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor. Taylor, Taylor. Carl, 223 Charles. 173, 279, 307 David, 225, 248 Donnie, 250 Doris, J., 307 Cary. 183, 2-19, 307 Taylor, Jolitl. 135 Taylor, Kay, 220 Taylor, Kip, 316 Taylor, Linda, 221, 25i. 260 Taylor, Naomi, 186, 220 Taylor, Ri:-liard, 157, 239 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Rolier,175 Sylvia, 255 Thomas. 182, 243. .521 1Valter, 74, 172 1Villiam, 202. 307 Tealreau. Lois, 231, 257 Teauve, Kay, 254 Tears, Riehard, 266 Tedlo, Joseph, 239 Teiehert, Edmund. 169, 307 Tennes, Bernie, 206, 244, 248 Tennes, Irene, 206, 307 Tennes, Rohert. 238 Tennyson, Everett. 270 Tennyson, Reheeea, 205. 254 Terrell, Glen, 307 Terry, Joyee. 307 Test-line Tharp, . r, Sara, 150, 157, 228, 307 ludith. 185. 275 Tliatelier, I1iek.249 Tliate, Carol, 254 Theisinu, Arlene, 167, 184, 206 Tliies, Lawrenee, 276. 307 Thies, Mary, 228, 307 Thomann, Phyllis, 166 Thomas Thomas , 15.1.13-ine, 307 , Jay, 182 Thomas, Jean, 251 Thomas. Jeanette, 240, 243 Thomas, Pat. 243. 259 Thomas, Sharon. 267 Thomas, Tom. 217 Thomas, 1Vayne, 219 Thomason, Sharon, 224 Thometz, David. 238 Thompson, Anna Mae, 205 Thompson , lion, 181 Thompson. Clotine. 307 Thompson, Edward. 243 Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Tl - iompson Thompson , lladlev, 278 , .lim, 281 Kenneth, 158. 169. 130 . Li1lie.321 , Marion, 184, 223 , Marvin, 239 Thompson, Neil, 307 Thompson, Ronald, 182, 243, 321 Thompson, Veneta, 178 Thomeon, Ester, 205. 257 Thornburg, llary, 206, 221 Thrailkill, Orland, 179 Throgmorton, Sharron, 16-1, 2-17. 31' Thursten, Betty, 316 Tijerina, Fred, 231 Tijerina, Reed. 134 Tilford, Pat, 26 Tilloek. Carolyn, 197 Tilton, Nlarjory, 185, 192, 251 Timpner, Nlareella. 178 Tindall, Gloria, 180, 244, 251 Tip, Stella, 269 3 Tipton, Marilyn. 168, 170. 195. 216. 217. 224, 316 Todd, Richard. 307 Tolir, Mary Ann, 26 Tollefsen, Alhert, 179 Tolley, Jeanette. 180, 307 Tonegawa, Retty. 197 Tossetti, Ken, 321 Tosh, llavid, 281 Tossi, Patrir-ia, 251, 2116 Touve. Joseph, 307 Towell, Roliert, 276 Towle, John, 249 Tracy, lidward, 242, Lao? Traeger, Charles, 182 Trammel, Carole, 203, 254 Tiampe, Leonard. 182 Trantham, Clark, 248 71171111111-', llave, 248 Travis. Edna, 150 Traylor, George, 161 Tresso, Roh, 180, 281 Tre-tiak,Paiil,113, 124 Tretle, Mary, 206 Tretter, Doris, 280 Tretter, Mary, 273 Tripp, Jane, 275 Tripp, Martha. 178. 207, 2.14 Troutman, David. 170 Troi1tt,Jel1, 217. 220 True. Joan, 190,254 True. Judy. 190, 255 Truehlood, Dennis, 76 Triienoyv, Ilonald, 205 Trujillo, Simeon, 184, 307 Tucker, Alan, 142. 199, 231, 249, 25'I Tucker, Beverly, 274. 275 Tucker, lidward. 281, 316 Tucker, Larry, 127 Tudor, 1Villiam. 71 Tully, Townsenti, 321 Turkinzton. Keith, 1:07 Turner, Ann. 254 Turner, Bonnie, 247 Turner, Carolyn, 106, 216 Turner, Charles, 211. 225 Turner Ps 1 y 145 '14 Turner. Roliliy, 254 Turnipseed, liarl. 226 Turnipseed, Marie. 173, 228. 322 Tusinski, Matt, 232 Tutoky, Gene, 201, 229 Twente, Shirley, 184. 185 Twietmeyer. Yvonne. 107. 267 U -v . ,,-- .7 4 ,-A.y, .1111 V any-' j'L Lethman,AIm:i,205 lvizolini, Dir-k, 180 Liso, Rafael, 184 Vnderwood, Ron. 138, 130, 331 L,11C'l1l11'f,'l1, Gerald. 179 Lplioff, l121y'e, 249 Tfpton, Velma. 257 Urg, Phyllis. 231 Tvsllerwood, Nolile, 181, 170 V Vaeeano. Jack, 249 Vadebonr-ouer, Diane, 216, 221. 3 17 Valente, Judy. 190, 247 Vallosio. Gloria .l.. 203, 217, 316 Vaniilst, John, 249 VanBuskirk, l.:1triw-111,256 VanBuskirk. Alitzie, 307 V - -- anCleve, Marsha, 59 151, 154, 1.4.1, 1 218, 221. 228, 307 Vanderwiel, Ronald. 183 Vandeveer, Charles, 240 Vanljoren, Arley, 176, 316 Van Geison, Ronald, 249 Van Hooser. llwane, 229, 248 annatta. Nant-y, 273 Vannoy, Dorothy, 166, 228 Van Patten. Roger, 204. 242 Vansauhi, fl. CL, 221 Van Volkenhiirg, 2445 VaI't'ho, Betty. 307 Vaskie, Ronald, J., 198. 223. 316 Vaughn, Andrew. 113 X. X'Z111,L7llY1,Clll1l1'l1'X', 120, 122, 123, 124. 1 1 Vaughan. Sharon. 224. 261 Vegter, Bruce, 242 1 enoski, Judith. 256 1 Venters. Dennis. 1.74 Verltetllolo. 1201ll1l11. 281 Vremoeh, Riehard, 278 Vesely, Joyee. 231 Vessell, Charlie, 250 Vest, Dempsey. 160 Vest. Frank, 249 Vick. Betty. 256 Vineent. Linda S,, 308 Vine, Jeanna, 150, 165. 172. 247 ineyard, Clark, 189 iola, Norman. 246 Virgilio, John. 226 Vix, Eugene, 316 Voelker, Anna M., 308 Voils, Edward, 174. 317 Vokac. Rohert, 158 Volkert, Lawrenee C.. 206, 308 Voll-temar, llarlyn, 251 Von Boehm, Beradt., 160, 176 Von Brock, Mary, 201, 251 Vongsa, Chalong, 239 Vonhankern. Em, 256 Y V Voraceli, Carol, 228. 255. 257. 260, 317 Vorshak, Carol, 156 Voss. Richard. 204 Vrzal, Terry, 229 W Waehendorfer, Paul, 137 Wade, Charles, 165. 172. 246, 308 Wade, Edna, 317 Wade, Kay. 173 1Vade, 1Villiavo, S508 1Vu.d!oW. 1Villiam, 268 VVai1syyorYli, 514-rl:-, 229 Wagner, Berry, 273, i-317 11 iitfllef, lflr-girpird, 206 11ap1ner,Jolin, 220 Wazrier, Larry, 1 .i VV VX 11 4 'aunt-r. Ruth A., 228, 308 'azy, I.:iwrene-e. 240 ahl, Nariey. 231 1Valr'li. lid. 250 1YLill'll, 1VendelI, 248 W :lilf11'1r1P.V:xYlf'I1, 308 V1 alker, f, lar:-nee, 114, 119 VValker, Hziry, 197 1Valker, fllynda. 181. 221, 226 1Valker, James lf., 250. 276, 7106 1Valker, Kay, 256 ialker, K1:xrr'i:i, 205, 255, 317 vzilker, Klark, 217, 227 alker, alker, iall, IC alla-r, alter, 'altt-r, ialter, 11 11 11 11 11 11 VV W 11 W 11 VV 11 VX alkr-r, Tom, 278 YV ' ' alt:-r,169.1P50,!-11 1Villard,281 usieiie 270, 317 7 J all, llary, 1.06, 228 allaee. lion, 233 X iviun G., 274 Jurgen. 176 Rit:i,165 Rolmliie J.. 3105 'altf-rs, lyvelyn A., 181. 21 'altr-rs, Nam-y, 231. 255 VV:ilti-rs, Pat, 206 1.Valtr-rs 1Valte-rs .S1t41tl1t'Il.2-.ill ,5l1P,111U.2.5fl.2'11l 1Valther,1,len, 190 1Valtori, Nant-y. 185 201 'alton. Norma, 256 'ande-ll, .let1, 204 'andf-ns. Ilan' 203 15, INN 11 11 1Vander, Phil, 1925 11 11 'ang George, 200 1V:1ng, James, 269 VVanfL, Pei, 243 1VL1ll!,Sllf'I1-Xvllllfl, 11.1 1Vaoe, Larry, 183 1Vard. Julie, 192 11 d 'ar en 1Vare. J arzel, Brut-e, 243 ames. 239 Rultefl. 2110 'arren, Bill. 246 C l 240 24 'arren, 'arren ar,- ,.. o ,file-orge.1S2.242 'arren, Klary B., 3011 11 11 11 1Va rren, lfount, 184 11 11 11 'arre-n. Robert, 308 'arren, 1Villiam. 317 ,, . 0- . 11 1Vashington, filoria. -wh 1Vasson, Frant'e, 317 1Vasson, Janeine. 118. .30-1 1V:isson, Judie. 247 11 I 1 174 'gg ers, fax, L. . -.. 1V1i1lilI1S,Vl11Ilf'll2:1,11 1Vitli' 1 ins, IllU1ll11.S.1'lx.1'U Yzltsiin. Norton. 251 Ytiisoll, Rl1'li:1I'd. 107 ,1111S,.lilIllE'S, 182. 242 zrtts, Jane, 256 ,.I1i.' ' 'axyizone-k. Judy, 200- 347 Y2lV1llilIl, l1irI111li1,251l,l1llS eayer, llonzild. 240. 242 r iy4-r, fieivI'L!f'. 163, 3115 'i-iiyer, 71 ren, L. '7 eayi-r, Nziney, 274 'elilu Klzirrizi. 203. 257 1Vf-lilv, Rivliatril. 250 XV:-lmli. Rollzxld. 305 1Vvln-V. R1lI1i1iIlml.321 VV:-ed. Rivliard. 246 1Vf':ner. Jim. 317 1Velirlivim. fizirol, 257 1Vt-liriiieyer, lhive. 2-135 1Veidner, 1'1l1!r'I1t'. 233 W4-ik, Kenneth, 239 1Veiler,.l1li1.2-15 1X't'IIl11Pl, Loyd, 321 W 1V+-ir,l,ynd:i,175.203.3141 1Vl'1SS,.141l1lIl.27S W4-iss, lhirwin, 195 VVQ-itz 1Vgl'llf'a',:-1: 1Veli'li fll11l'l'11l'l', 11. 240 1Veli'h, 1V:il'er, 74. 174 XV.-liie, Frederivlf. 223 my -' t 112-1211. .lul1!1. 1451. 1-111. 'WJ'- 1Vc'll, l101111li1. 181.249.1111 Yl'l1VPl'. .l:u'ipies, 239 lxi 16 X1 11 11 11 V1 VS W XX VV 11 W 11 1Veller, Nancy. 274 i rt 240 1'4 Wi 1Veller, Ro me . .. , - -- -' 1Velle-r. Tom, 250 . . .--4 1Vells, Beulah. 203. lm VVQ-lls. Don, 250 W 1Vempen. Karen, 247, 311 ndt 1 1 1 2 We . 3: ul, 'L NVQ-nner, Darlene. 186, 306 1Venzel. Carolyn, 276 - XVernsin:, Karen, 162, 164. Wernsman, Sue. 257.259 1Verths, Ray. 246 NVQ-sheel ier. Rol1elt.303 1Vesihaar. Louis. 263 N '7- 1Vessma n.Carol,190.- 4 West. David l... 178-, 183. 305. 5500 West. James, 169, 212 West, Marilyn. 221 1Vest , R ohe rt . 32 1 Westermann. Mary. 247 b W VVesthofT, Brendan, 281. 314 28, 24 1141'!1:1u..14111l 1.172 1111111111 , 111411-1'1':1, 25, 111:-I.41e'l'. 111111-1-rt, 2711, 303 11'l1:11't1111, NI11111111, 74 1111+-:1tv1'1111. t'2ll'U1l'f', 300 11'Iz4-:1t1-11111. ll:11'1'1'. 1131 11114-1-11-l'. .111Il111llX, 243 11v11r'1'11'I', 111111, 103, INS, 20.1 11111-1-I1-:', 0111111 , 251 11-1lll'1if'I', 1P1111n:1,20Ii,271 11'f'l1Ii11', 1511111111-. 21313 11'l1111k1'1'. 1111111111-. 178, 2513 111l1Fk'1l1l'lIl7,.111lllt'S,2f11-P 111111112 B:1111111:1. 251 11'l11t1-. 111111, 2413 11'l111e'. l':11'1111-11. 21111 11'111t1', 11l1'1x, 205 111111112 IM111, S117 11 1111111-. .111l111, 1134. 1317 111II1t'. 5:1111111x , 2417 11111111-,11'l11111111,152,212,321 11I111w-011.111, .l111111l1. 224. 1117 11111111-111-:111,11111111-I11'1',112,217,231 1111111-1111-li, 1ill1111t'f'll,21N1,2-.V1 11'111Ie11111'1x, 211111.27111 11'111Ic'1111'11, c,11IIll14'5, 270 111111151111 111 '11 11111111-11111-Ig, .l:11111's, 2,.1'1..i0.1 11'!111t111p1t1111, K1-11111-111,270 11'1111Il!1!1uIl, 1111'1111111,I3ll0 1111111-, -1:11111-1, 250 11'l1'1Q1lI'1M'I', 1.1'Il11, 155, 231 11-1l'1IJlIl11. .-1. lf. 11113 1111-11111:11111. 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C11lE'l'1'1, 107, 200, 254 Znde, Waynf-, 178 ZIIPSJIC1,-11Ill, 250 7111111111-1, Juseplnille, 257 67 The Editor Thanks Now at the final deadline as I slow down the pace to remember all the people and happenings appropriate for this page. one thing keeps reoccuring in tnind. L'p to and inclttding the last day I was continually learning sotne small part of the cotnplex job of ptttting ottt an OBELISR. This is probably the way it shottld be, because as long as an editor is learning. he can not get bored. One thing for sure. ptttting ottt the 'oll Obelisk really kept us jumping. First and foremost. I want to publicly thank tny associate editors for the excellent job they did. Ron Rathberger. 1061 editor. has had as tnuch in-service training as he can probably stand. Ron will profit by the many tnistakes we have madeiust as we profited from those of editors before us. It is in this way that the OBELISK does a better ,job in covering events of a year at Southern. Marian lN1cBride Racey. academic section editor. carrie through with a fine job for the third year in a row. Although Rlarian has traded in her GBELISK career for one of marriage. next year's stafl will have the benefit of the carefully prepared notes and hles that Nlarian has compiled for the improve- tnent of the OBELIQK. I-Ier first year as an associate editor. Billie I,ou I,arge gave a new slant to Greek life in the Greek section. Working on the '58, 59. and 'oll GBELISKS. Billie and her funny stories have become a landmark in the always active office in the Student lfnion. Another man the staff is greatly indebted to is XY. Klanion Rice, journalism instructor. who became our fiscal sponsor in September. Replacing Dr. Donald Grttbb now at Northern. as adviser. hir. Rice learned the ropes with us bttt was always far enough ahead of' us to come to the rescue when we got in a pinch. lNIr. Rice worked with tts on our contracts and was our 'go-between' to University offices concerning the complex finances of the book. lYorking with our engraver. Mr. George Floyd of the Grubb Engraving Company was also a valttable learning experience. Even to the tnost .minute detail. if asked. he would give his advice on any strttctttre problems of' the book. We can contribute above average patience to B111 .X Cfulley of the Rogers Printing Company. our printer. Mr. Clulley ntade frequent trips to Carbondale to check that everything was running smoothly and gave tts invaluable consultation on the particulars of putting ottt a yearbook still to be interesting in later years. Sports editor for the second year in succession. Alan Tucker could always be counted on to write Eve more lines than was needed. lYorking with Al. a person can learn more about sports at Southern than if he had attended every athletic event of the year. Sophomores in charge of sections this year were -ludy Barker. Gail Nliller. and Gretchen Schmitz. Sphinx Club members will remember the reminders from Judy to get their pictures taken and interviews turned in. Interviewing a member from most groups on campus. Gail is actually now almost an activity index. Visiting with students from all the campus living areas. Gretchen still claims she likes the advantages of XN'oody Hall life the best. Yifzlxtllii' fin' fmtziftmt 'iff fltfzlziw fu flu tlliE1.I.S'ftim NJ fnlzlffr. .UIQ .ll.H1tt gtfztffff ffm staff ffnffizgft Hn ilfllfi. Viithout the all important staff' memlvcrs who ltave no specific job but serve as the extra arms and legs ol the editors no yearbook could he prodttced. .loni Isladlubiak and Betty Pinkerton catne in to do typing. indexing and other miscellaneous jobs. 'Iaking on a lot of responsibility his freshman year. xlerry Lawless worked with Marian on the academic section. Another freshman. lvayne Ciom- stock. wrote several pages doing the research and scheduling the pictures himself. Other fireshntan stall' members were Denny Herbert. -ludyllolmson. Pat ulones. Bill Perkins. and Chuck Rose. .-Xnyone ever visiting the offce heard the name Photo- Service. Llnder the watchful eye of Director Rip Stokes and st'CI't'lLlI'y lN1illie Ilones. photographers. Don .Xndt-rson. Tom Markle and -lack Cooper took almost all the pictures for the UBPLISK. Wie also thank .lohn Xlueller 1123 . l-ouis Irwin t253t, Harry lX'hcatcrolt 42021. Dave Fntall 11121 and Ierry Xatcs 142' for pictures they gave lls. Our thanks also go to Bill l,yons of Information 'ervice for his help m locating pictures and information that didn't seetu to exist. ,Xnd to the President's oflgce and all segments of the Linivcrsitv who gave tts the llllll pieces of' essential information that is entailed in putting ottt an UBELISK. The 10641 staff' has tried to present the '5'l-'ot' school y ear with a view to the l'niversity objectives. Nye have inter- preted the objectives in the way they efliected students this year. However. in your college years at Southern Illinois Ivniversity you will formulate a personal tneaning for the objectives that you and only you can experience. 335 Deming Q X960 Ulefmk li-DSQL E53 Pi.i3lllN UN CQ-JM ANY Chicago and Dixon, Illinois X! ARTI 6 133 LQHMD The glamour of huge indusfrial planfs, infricaie machinery, and mass produciion rn:-rhodt G, R. GRUBB H C0 me I-1 5'7 4 is ihe usual rnenlal piciure of American lndusfry. And a frue picfure of much manufac- furinq Y , . hui noi so with phofo engraving. Machinery? Cc-riainlyl Precision equipmeni, buf no? mass produciion. Glarnourousi Yes! Sililled hands and chemical processes and always iniriguinq. Your year bool is ihe resulf of many procedures . . phoiography, copy wrifing, arf, engraving, prinfing and binding, plus salesmanship, accounfing, dc. The graphic aria indusiry has many branches and many opporfunifiex. You mighf consid- er fhe possibilifies of your fufure in this highly inferexiing business. sis-Euannvfns . . !5aCHAMPAIGN-ILL ,.vL'f - ' I - Q ',-Q'-x ,2-.. 'n .lt . . q h ,A -:qw K if ,kv P ,U wp.-.AJ A-. 1 nf L qt' fVf P,fuXfwf, .' - L A ,ffirgi-'1..' 1 x Yu Q V by , v ff. V-, 'E X S it ' 6 .V v p 7 j , I- -n ' -3- R. I ,, u 1 W r ' . J I 'V 1 1 4 I ... g - . f I: - 'Mi -L' 1-. 'WJ Y 'Q 'P ' L 7-J ', 5ra, - ,-'J - ' f -I -U--ff' 'QYQMPQ f. .o', , 4 . ff , ' ' .-1- Q1- f Q FT! - ' ' ,H I 'H' '. 'fggefqiliw-.4 . . A-f . if 'T 7l72f '4 4 . :'4 ,'4'v 4431. f 3' U W1-:v , v v E1 av Wi, 51' A' A 'F J 'g 1 1 I 4 - l A f. I , N 5 il 1 1, A.,-. N A44 i -lv xg-
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