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FIRST ROW J Flgiel W Olson T Sielskl G Lewis M Brown B Cabell P ODonell D
Warren SECOND ROW S Federico M Thompson C Kaylor C Woodrow B Crisp R
McConnell D Atha F Weiss THIRD ROW P Rana L Ferguson D Marler M Tracy E
Stikeleather S Bothe R Gregg
Perhaps the most utterly serene sub-cul-
ture of the l-l-3 firsties was the crude but col-
orful fifth floor crew. The bonds in this group
were cemented cow-year on the fifth floor of
Wes New South. The Crew contained a solid
corps squad element consisting of Franker,
Thomps, Sandy, Tracer, and Bird. Frog,
Sandy and Luger were the hunting and gun
enthusiasts. Dal for pulling papers out inthe
nick of time, and Ferg famous for his com-
puter prowess held down the academics.
Stike energized the group with a fiery tem-
per. Chuck, the family man of the group,
was a part-time resident of Cornwell. With
such diversity in the group the unifying fac-
tor was the desire to have a good time.
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