University of Idaho - Gem of the Mountains Yearbook (Moscow, ID)

Text from Pages 1 - 296 of the 1975 volume:

Gem of the Mountains 1974-75 University of Idaho Moscow, Idaho 42 ‘a! CONTENTS Opening .. Vv erna €C ‘atherman McC ‘rillis Fall .. Alan Graham Organizations . Winter . Warren Olson Living Groups .. aps Becky Fanning Spring . ‘ Debra Peters: Faces . reece ‘Carlyn Rogers CMON eden vs Peles “DonKopezynski Administration and Colleges ....... 0... . 6. Kathy Castle Ss A'S Bi-o}a:S 40 Ss op 0 9 0:0 b ahe-e'e The times we shared together are remembered now only in my mind. Living and working with each other, mingled with moments of escaping to be myself. | ¢ tat ae 4 A small but important part, shaping today’s world with yesterday’s memories. QS a Sa ea Oo ———— Another chapter in the unwritten biography of my life, never to be experienced again, ... remembered only in my mind, CAMERA SEES IT Students savor cream flavored days cooling summers final blaze, sitting, stretching lounging, resting teat ; ny WAN BYE hi 008 I Sat 18 FALL CAMPUS LIFE the yawns, the smiles, the whispers, the eyeballs and all 2 TA ek A Te FALL CAMPUS LIFE 19 soft gold curtains of fall on sunlit faces gold leaves life’s designs and traces - fall 20 FALL CAMPUS LIFE FALL CAMPUS LIFE 21 Tensions build competition stiffens as freshman girls endure rush. 22 RUSH Registration begins the long trek on the road to a REGISTRATION 23 At noon there is no food for the hungry, no rest for the weary, while the Band and Vandalettes practice for upcoming shows. BAND AND VANDALETTES 25 TOP: J.C. Chadband (No. 44) finds room to run. ABOVE: If you toere late to the game you could not find a seat in the student section, RIGHT: LuAnn Hanes graces the stage at the Miss U of I Pageant. 26 HOMECOMING LEFT: Queen LuAnn, court, and escorts witess gridiron action. BELOW: Vandal chases Grizzly on first place float, BOTTOM: Final entry advises journey to Rathskeller before game. Homecoming features “Reflections” for alumni U of I alumni returned to their alma mater during Homecoming Weekend, October 19, to reflect on their past college experiences. LuAnn Hanes, a Kappa Kappa Gamma pledge, ned over Homecoming activities as Miss U of I. Seieated floats and an abundance of fire nis eva ighlighted the Saturday morning parade. Un er a hot sky 16,500 fans witnessed the Idaho Vandals recover from a three- touchdown deficit to tie the Montana Grizzlies 35-35, A Saturday night dance in the SUB ballroom closed Homecoming ’74. HOMECOMING 27 Vandals experience season of action, diligence and frustration IDAHO OPP. 0 37 Air Force Washington State 10 17 Villanova 15 Idaho State 28 9 West Texas State 6 21 Montana 35 35 Montana State 21 36 Utah State 3 17 Weber State 38 13 Northern Mlinois Za 27 Boise State 29 53 28 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL 29 ] ] = a S Ry on FOOTBALL 31 Vandals capture 3rd in Big Sky Conference 32 FOOTBALL FOOTBALL 33 Independents take men’s intramural football crown 4 ati «= ’ Mu P - Bre” Wy, 7 ’ ‘ co gait Ae - 1a a os ¢ At bi ’ 4 y ot - ”y PR ag dine Via a stunning upset win over Alpha Tau Omega, Lindley Hall gave the independent side of campus its first intramural football crown in many years. Roy Baldwin of Lindley scored the only touchdown in the 7-2 thriller. Lindley trounced the law school team, TMA-1, to gain the GDI berth in the championship game, while ATO defeated SAE to represent the Greeks. FINAL STANDINGS BY GROUPS: GDI Greek 1. Lindley 1. Alpha Tau Omega 2. TMA-I 2. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3. Gault 3. Delta Tau Delta 4. Upham 4. Sigma Nu : 5. McConnell 5. Delta Sigma Phi 34 INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL C TOP LEFT: Delt fede hits the ground. LEFT: The ATO quarterback found the going tough against Lindley, TOP MIDDLE: The strain to win etches itself into faces. TOP RIGHT: Amid a forest of arms the football waits. ABOVE: A whirlwind of action characterizes intramural football. INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL 35 Delta Gamma wins intramural flag football 4. Alpha Chi 36 WOMEN’S FOOTBALL WOMEN'S FOOTBALL 37 As the season progresses, Idaho’s volleyball team captures victory after victory. : � + JOG ae) am BERESREY’ en, wee 38 VOLLEYBALL Coached by Kathy Clark, the women’s extramural volleyball team ended with a 16-4 record. VOLLEYBALL 39 U of I hosts Taekwon-do championship meet. 40 KARATE i STRtk iret dint = KARATE 41 Women’s field hockey team posts 4-8-2 season. 42 WOMEN’S FIELD HOCKEY Houston and Alpha Phi battle for Ist and 2nd in women’s intramural volleyball. a8) see Bie w, — INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 43 Even snow doesn’t stop the soccer team 44 SOCCER SOCCER 45 Greek Week thrusts houses into limelight in September 46 GREEK WEEK TOP: Lambda Chis laugh at a sorority’s antics, staged to regain its “‘stolen’ housemother .,. ransom money Sa to charities. ABOVE: Leapfrog grabs the attention of the crowd at the ASE Olympics, LEFT: Tubbings at the DG anchor may be hilarious, but when done excessively give the Greeks a bad name. RIGHT: Gamma Phis get psyched up for the four-legged race. LEFT: Ever try pushing a tennis ball with your nose? BELOW: Sorority girls joinin the age-old struggle of tug o' war. Greek Week ended in the fun of a street fair and the SAE Olympics, emphasizing the public image of fraternities as good-time places. But to be Greek means more than frolic and occasional overdone pranks. SY ongives days during the week underscored e serious side of Fosorniey life, including service projects in which the houses use fun to raise funds for volunteer groups and charities. GREEK WEEK 47 Richardson expresses bis views on “Watergate.” Speaking to a standing room only crowd, former Attorney General Elliot Richardson presents his views on the Watergate Conspiracy. Himself an innocent victim of Nixon's attempted coverup, Richardson concludes that Watergate will result in a new era of more open government. In a question and answer period following the speech, the former Attorney General replies to student inquiries about his political career and his role in the Watergate investigations. 48 ELLIOT RICHARDSON Community involvement includes supporting the blood drive. BLOOD DRIVE 49 Action happens “behind the seen” as well. 50 DRAMA 8 OQ 8 SV) a Salesman DRAMA 51 For the dead Friday nights, the coffee house provides good music, relaxation and free coffee. 52 COFFEE HOUSE COFFEE HOUSE 53 54 ENTERTAINMENT In three separate shows, Flash Cadillac, Earl Scruggs and Fleetwood Mac, provide big name entertainment ENTERTAINMENT 55 Saturday - a life of its own. 56 PHOTO ESSAY PHOTO ESSAY 57 ADMINISTRATION Ge : P ’ . , ‘7 - , z o sa 1 e | 4 ww Sf ? _ “a v | ; © - : we AND COLLEGES BELOW: A Borah Symposium speaker engages the interest of Dr. and Mrs. Hartung. RIGHT: Pres. Hartung muses. BELOW RIGHT: Dr. Coonrod, Academic Vice-President, served as acting President during Hartung’s sabbatical. Dr. Ernest W. Hartung began his tenth year as President of the U pra of Idaho with a sabbatical leave. Dr. Hartung travelled extensively, gathering information from such sources as state governmental agencies, the forest service, banks and major Idaho coronas and industries. This information- gathering constituted an exploration of Idaho’s growth potential. The sabbatical experience gave Pre. Hartung a different perspective on the state, the University, and how each can help the other. He has formulated a five- year plan of development for the University of Idaho, to be presented to the Board of Regents. Able to work at his own speed, and removed from the constant duties and distractions of the President's office, Dr. Hartung found the sabbatical relaxing and refreshing. Dr. Hartung and his wife, Mary, have three children. 60 ADMINISTRATION Dr. Robert Coonrod, Academic Vice-President, received the title of Acting President of the University. He actually had few major responsibilities beyond his accustomed vice- residential duties. The Academic Vice-President chairs the udget Hearing Board, holds responsibility for planning and prioritizing, and oversees faculty promotions and tenure, plus other faculty and personnel matters. Dr. Coonrod received his undergraduat e education in Missouri and earned the doctorate at Stanford in 1950. He has been Academic Vice-President since 1969. Dr. Carter has also held his current position since 1969, while Dr. Richardson accepted his position in 1972. ...4n able care of the three Vice-Presidents SHERMAN CARTER TOM RICHARDSON Financial Vice-President Student Admin. Services Vice-President ADMINISTRATION 61 PRANK McCREARY DICK JOHNSTON University Relations Director Alumni Relations Director DEAN VETTRUS HARRY E. DAVEY Student Union Manager Student Financial Aids Director 62 ADMINISTRATION Administrative personnel use varied training and experience to help university students in DONALD KEES numerous areas, Counselling Director MATT TELIN Registrar A. JEAN HILL Dean of Student Advisory Services ADMINISTRATION 63 64 COLLEGES Under the direction of Dean Auttis M. Mullins, the College of Agriculture trains students in the most important industry in the state of Idaho—agriculture. World food shortages, pressure on preservation of the environment, and the emphasis on ecology offer challenges which these young people are preparing to accept. Job placements for agriculture graduate s are increasing as inflation and the energy crisis focuses attention on the importance of food production, processing, preservation and distribution. COLLEGES 65 College of Business 66 COLLEGES ws eAcot Wise os aeati Clett The College of Business and Economics under the direction of Dean Norman Olson provides students with a sound background in the basic principles and in research possibilities which will help them as they advance into positions of responsibility. The college also aims to give its students an appreciation of the social importance and responsibilities of businessmen. Through the Bureau of Business and Economic Research, the college is able to contribute to the advancement of knowledge about the state and its business activities. In addition, faculty and students have the opportunity to engage in basic research. Modern computer facilities and data processing equipment keep the program ahead ot chauatan business methods which is necessary in preparing students for the business world. COLLEGES 67 College of Letters and Science 68 COLLEGES Having sixteen departments, the College of Letters and Science is the most diversified of all the colleges. In the College of Letters and Science are music, English, socitology anthropology, political science, psychology, art and architecture, foreign languages, chemistry, physics, history, theater arts, communications, home economics, mathematics, biological sciences, and WAMI. Elmer Raunio, Dean of the College of Letters and Science, came to Moscow in 1949. He was a professor in the chemistry department until 1970, when he became the acting Dean of Letters and Science. The largest change in the college this year was the changing of freshman English to pass-fail. Dean Raunio considers this change in the “best interest of the students”, since it allows students who know their English to bypass their first semester of it. COLLEGES 69 EVERETT SAMUELSON Dean of Education 70 COLLEGES College of Education According to Dean Everett Samuelson, the major thrust this year on the College of Education is to reorganize the structure of the college, following a reevaluation of priorities to meet the needs of students and society. The new Teacher Education Center in Lewiston helps to meet education students’ needs. The Center intends to change the nine-week student teaching practicum to a full-semester integrated experience. The Center is run in cooperation with the school district and Lewis-Clark State College. Dean Samuelson has headed the College of Education for twelve years. He is now the senior dean at the University of Idaho. COLLEGES 71 College of Engineering 72 COLLEGES The College of Engineering, under the direction of Dean Ro Ferguson, provides an important part of the varied curriculum at the University of Idaho. It offers degrees in agricultural, chemical, civil, electrical, and mechanical engineering. The number of students enrolled in the college followed a nationwide trend last year and reached a new low, but this year it is rising again. The current enrollment is 469. Most students have no trouble finding work upon graduation, With 116 companies interviewing on campus. during the year for engineers most students are placed in jobs by the time they graduate. COLLEGES 73 College of Forestry Under the direction of Dean John Ehrenreich the College of Forestry provides the University with the faculty, classrooms and laboratories, the scientific equipment, plant and animal collections necessary for the highest td ppd ewe to prepare students for careers in the fields of forestry, wildlife, and range sciences. The college has an enrollment of about 604 students representing 29 states and a few foreign countries. Timber products for consumption constitutes the second most important industry in Idaho which makes the college of forestry an important asset to the state of pl by preparing individuals for careers in the e 74 COLLEGES COLLEGES 75 76 COLLEGES The University of Idaho is the only college of law in the state. 254 students currently attend classes in the college’s two year old building. A modern library and an eleven- member faculty headed by Dean Menard prepare the students for their Bar examinations after three years of study. COLLEGES 77 78 COLLEGES The College of Mines is concerned with all aspects of earth science and technology. The college, directed by Dean John Bond, offers a very broad spectrum of courses that all pertain to the earth, to man and his environment. Much work is under-way on pollution control and land use planning. 1 | ape } Fy i: de. |—— COLLEGES 79 we 5 — Qa 7 | MORRILL HALE ‘a Me a (ae iy, 80 COLLEGES Graduate School The Graduate School is currently undergoing a careful review of all areas. The Board of Regents desires that low-productivity programs be satisfactorily justified. Meanwhile, grad students keep busy pues hes creating, studying, researching and visiting the Graduate School offices in Morrill Hall. COLLEGES 81 ORGANIZATIONS Intra-Frat. Council President Ray Stark Vice- Pres Mike Woodruff Secretary Dave Wilkin Forestry Club President Matt Fields Vice Pres. Mark Karl Sec-Treas. Brian Fraser 84 ORGANIZATIONS Campus Democrats President Mary O'Donnell Vice Pres. Ann Vogt Secretary George Hicks Chess Club Sec-Treas. ORGANIZATIONS 85 SIMES President Bob Uhle Vice-Pres. Larry Bulling Secretary Jean Donaldson Chemistry Club Chairman Carol Hill Vice-Chairman Steven Yerkes Secretary Mark Farnsworth Treasurer Robert Flay 86 ORGANIZATIONS Motar Board President Vicki Bloomsburg Vice-Pres. Mary Edmark Secretary Jennie Link Treasurer Chris Annis SPURS President Coral Zlatnik Vice Pres. Jan Deobald Secretary Edith Easterbrook Treasurer Cindy Leavitt ORGANIZATIONS 87 I Ais. va Student Home Economic Assoc. Chairman Rhonda Rutan Vice Chairman , Barbara Morrison 7 ec : Cherly Meschko 88 ORGANIZATIONS RHA President Pete Whitby Vice-Pres. Sheila Gehring Sec.-Treas. Sheri Smith SLSG President Shawn (Mux) Mc Mahon Vice Pres.-Sec. Larry M. Bulling ORGANIZATIONS 89 Block and Bridal President Eric Davis Vice-Pres. John Nalinka Secretary Celia Robinson Treasurer Dave Ascuena Student Wives Assoc. President Lynn French Vice-Pres. Pat Lon Sec.-Treas. Donna Schwandt 90 ORGANIZATIONS Plant and Soil Science Club President John Wangsgard ice-Pres. i ec- i reas. metro ORGANIZATIONS 91 Star Trek Club Commanding O}fficer Mark Lotspeich First Officer Kenton Bird Engineering Officer EdG er SArb President Wayne Wohler Vice Pres. John Niesen wii lan Graham Treasurer Dick Johnston 92 ORGANIZATIONS Rally Squad Cyndi Moss arla Pitkin Becky Davis Barb Cuppett Kari Petersen Pam Beyers Bruce Woodruff Kerry Jeaucoin Eric Johnstone Tony Smith Don Ehrich Mike Hickinbotham Jim Parsons a WRA conver 2 % ‘at |. (Pam SCOTT Cae 4725 Cant PY LCEOER Pres. Nancy Monroe Vice.- Pres. Jackie Davis, Sec. Julie Schweitzer, Pub- lic Reporter Nancy Hubbard. oes 7OOe «Lvs BOOK wwe C VIN BOR: uy tw ORGANIZATIONS 93 Baptist Youth Club President Ron Gustman Valkyries President Coral Thompson Secretary Cythis Rughs Advisor Mrs. ImoGene Rush 94 ORGANIZATIONS Vern Newby, Vice-Pres. Jeff Pappin, Sec.-Treas. Cindy Caldwell E ; E Ag. Econ. Club ORGANIZATIONS 95 KUOI Station manager-Bill Harland, Program director-Barry Lewis, Music director-Roy Knecht, News director- Rob Franklin, Head DJ Karol-Greenawalt 96 ORGANIZATIONS ORGANIZATIONS 97 FFA President Steve Krupke, Vice- Pres. Dan Sam- le, Sec. Fred lackburn, Reporter John Lawr ence 98 ORGANIZATIONS Blue Key President Steve Crea Vice-Pres. William Snyder Secretary Rod Gramer reasurer oeuUs af =. BEB ALEVE RUS . : i ee _ oe _ Recreation Club President Doug Shinn Secretary Carla Naccarato ORGANIZATIONS 99 Argonaut Sue Thomas Managing Editor I st semester Kenton Bird Editor, both semesters John Hecht Managing Editor 2nd semester 100 ARGONAUT (L to R) Ist semester; Kathy Deinhaldt, News Editor, Barb Baldus, Proofreader, Ron Schlader, Copy tor £2 2nd semester; Ron Schlader, Rhonda Brammer, Marshall Hall, all Copy tors Not pictured: Mike Helbling, Advertising Mgr. 1st semester; Bill Scott, Advertising Mgr. 2nd semester; Bill Lewis, Political Writer, both semesters. aM Mike Mundt (or Mae Macklin) Artist, cartoonist, and delivery manager, both semesters ARGONAUT 101 Gem of the Mountains Staff Verna Catherman McCrillis, Editor Kathy Castle, Assistant Editor Alan Graham, Assistant Editor 102 GEM Becky Fanning Don Kopezynski Carly Rogers Warren Olson GEM 103 td j | Aap — = Fp a Jim Huggins, Photo Director Jim Collyer Not pictured: John Byrd, Glenn Cruickshank, Sue Hopkins, Brian Kincaid, Dick McCrillis. Karen Ford Hudson 104 PHOTO STAFF Photography Staff Scott Hanford Mike Helbling PHOTO STAFF 105 ASUI Senate Grant Burgoyne, Steve Trevino, Gregg Lutman, John Rupe Greg Casey, Mark Beatty, George Hicks Gregg Lutman 106 SENATE a | L to R. Front; Gregg Lutman, John Rupe, Bart Baranco, Rick Smith, ASUI Vice-President, Bev Henderson, ASUI secretary, Mark Beatty, Mark Lotspeich, Steve Trevino, Grant Burgoyne, Bill Fay, Greg Casey, George Hicks Dirk Kempthorne, ASUI President Bev Henderson, ASUI Secretary SENATE 10, Dave Cartson, Communications Board Director 5 S a “ a Sherry Jacobsen 108 COMMUNICATIONS BOARD Communications Board Chris Watson Don Coberly Tom McGrane COMMUNICATIONS BOARD 105 Corvettes ae Pence | Officer re ene Sehman, « Treasurer Annette tar Navy drillteam 110 ROTC ROTC 111 LIFE IN THE STILLNESS OF WINTER For everything there is a season ... 114 WINTER CAMPUS LIFE ... atime to freeze, a time to get stuck, a time to mold snow, a time to wallow, in the slush. WINTER CAMPUS LIFE 115 Whatever the time, the season is winter! 116 WINTER CAMPUS LIFE WINTER CAMPUS LIFE 117 Exuberant cast and colorful costumes capture audience in 118 DRAMA DRAMA 119 Outdoor Program coordinates recreational activities with ski trips and kayaking 120 OUTDOOR PROGRAMS OUTDOOR PROGRAMS 121 Even though Dec. 25 finds most students away from Moscow, the Christmas spirit brightens the campus long before. 122 CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS 123 Vandals finish season with 10-16 record AN. of Ti He os |. = = Bi oe yy eo — 7 a = Le N XN Ze - ye AN! A ——— — ee —— oe 124 BASKETBALL BASKETBALL 125 Vandals take runner-up trophy in 9th annual Daffodil Classic th é : os ao Twa «to ae ta eRe OS edt —s WHITMAN Lo LL 126 BASKETBALL BASKETBALL 127 Vandals end Memorial Gym era with win over Boise State 128 BASKETBALL opponent CY. ud if.-Chico etle Pacific Diego onzaga ortland State Sonzaga Portland State Idaho State Boise State W.S.U. Montana State Monttaria Montana State Montana Weber State |, Amzona ‘eber State Ariza, tho State ise State BASKETBALL 129 Snow and McConnell Halls tie for first place at the close of men’s intramural swimming. 130 INTRAMURAL SWIMMING Winter competition between living groups includes wrestling, pool, and bowling INTRAMURALS 131 Stiff competition keeps women’s living groups active in intramurals during the winter. 132 INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL McConnell and ATO teams win championships for men’s intramural basketball. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL 133 Women’s basketball squad finishes with 8-9 record 134 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 135 U of I teams approach the regionals with a men’s record of 7-3 and a women’s record of 2-3 after individual swimmers break records throughout the season. 136 VARSITY SWIMMING VARSITY SWIMMING 137 138 GYMNASTICS Women’s gymnastics team competes in vaulting, floor exercises, balance beam, and uneven bars GYMNASTICS 139 SUB sponsors grand opening of remodeled Blue Bucket, with a spaghetti feed and live music. 140 SUB OPENING 7 7 Fos an ety SUB OPENING 141 1975 Borah Symposium deals with “peacetime role of the Military.” uestions the need for a large. gt budget. ABOVE: The closing panel composes a study 2S t questions the pes p Reet CENTER LEFT: Naval man and congressman share a joke. CENTER IGHT: Marchetti describes CIA activities. RIGHT: Fitzgerald analyses U.S. manipulation of governments in Vietnam and elsewhere. THIS PAGE: TOP: mormon ¢ { moods. OPPOSITE P oj} m Se 142 BORAH SYMPOSIUM With a hot topic and F ser g fe covering an extensive range of opinion, the 1975 ah Symposium in January proved a lively, controversial happening. The comments of Seymour Melman of Columbia Univeristy and Admiral Elmo Zumwalt bedvtsonee the most response from the university community. ictor Marchetti, author of an expose on the CIA, and Frances Fitzgerald, author of FIRE IN THE LAKE, added their views to the debate. Samuel Huntington, Les Aspin, and Marjorie Holt displayed low-key, moderate to conservative points of view. BORAH SYMPOSIUM 143 Unlumpics bring out the best in unathletics... 144 UNLYMPICS ... With innertubing, tobogganning, snowshoeing, keg throwing, skijumping and cross country skiing events for guys and gals. “a a UNLYMPICS 145 As the snow deepens, students seek indoor alternatives to skiing or studying t oa: THA HTT PPAF INDOOR RECREATION 147 Elvin Bishop and Stoneground entertain a crowd of 1500 til midnite 148 ENTERTAINMENT presents surrealism brought to life. DRAMA 149 Rahs Bias 150 SATURDAY IN WINTER SATURDAY IN WINTER 151 152 LIVING GROUPS—A SENSE OF BELONGING 153 psaug 1g) vqYV ALPHA CHI OMEGA” 34 Sl ' a : eo FRONT ROW: Sharon Edmark, Peggy Asboe, Nikki Newell, Robyn Ward, Linda Smith, Anna Kay Whipple, Tami Turner. SECOND ROW: Cindy Olin, Geri Allen, Patty Asvestas, Margaret ain, Mrs. Frances Barnett, Georgia Stevens, Debbie McCoy, arian Nefzger, Kathie Emerson, LeeAnn Powell, Kris Vandermeer, Rosean Bravsen, Karen Equals, Jane Houghland, Jan Crawford, Cindy Keibler, Deb Howard, Jessie Kannegard, Omeda Griffen. THIRD ROW: Pam Briggs, Cindy Andrusak, Stef House, Wendy Woodward, Kathy Reagan, Nancy Brink, Mary Beth Roberts, LuRae Levering, Lise Johnston, Barb Price, Karen Bresnha ges Wicher, Judy ag! Dai gp Luper, Cindy Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Cindy Kuntz, Dixie Carr, Jane Mannex, Loui Wagner, Vickie Hartruft, Ellen Nickelsen, Joyce Schmidt, Pam Okason, Rusti Cannon, Karla Spence. 154 ALPHA CHI OMEGA pyaq vuUMDyD vqqdy FRONT ROW: Linda Murray, Lee Ann Anderson, Roney Bremer, Beckie Renicek, Liz Sikes, Pat Kora, Sue Kramer. SEC OND ROW: Sue Hopkins, Cris Rice, Tamara Sloviaczek, Janet Sanders, Joann Walker, Kathy Baker, Cindy Becker, Shirley Wilkens, Lisa Olson, Edie Easterbrook, Sue Farnsworth, Cathy Lynch, Tricia Thias, Kay Simpkins, Nancy Parks, Patti Burns, Tracy Headrick, Toni Dolar, ROW THREE: Korven Olson, Carly Rogers, Jan Johnstun, Jennifer Washburn, Parti Lettich, Cindy Ross, Leona Schatz, Diane Jones, Helen Harper, Ann Oberst, Renita Hall, Barb Hall, Linda Edwards, Mrs. Mary Repass (housemother), Dayle Durbon, Marti Pedersen. ALPHA GAMMA DELTA 155 = ¥ S a Q S S i, = S LEFT TO RIGHT. ROW ONE: Steve Bostwick, Maridel Severson, cas Camp, John Hultman, Mark Shepard, Jim Grubb. ROW TWO: Chris Mckelvey, Dave Kennedy, Pat Harter, Paul Merfeld, Ron Renfrow, Laird Stone, Scott Cochrane, Mike Bass, Mike Mundy, Tom Stice, Larry Peterson, Mike Hogan. 156 ALPHA KAPPA LAMBDA FRONT ROW: Nikki Carrell, T.J. Harris, Anne Bean, Andie Evans, Cind Be 7 Pegs La gins, Cindee Johnson, Lori Allison. SEC ROW: gar, Kathy Robbins, acy Maxwell, Choise iouer, Jea hese eyers, Donna Schlader, Debbi Putman, Ruth Freund, Christa Zellerhuff, Leslie Hays, Sandy Rees, Tina Winkler, Jill Pollock, Nancy Bonnette, Diane Lacy, Rene LaGrone. THIRD ROW: Barbara Gamble, Debbi Du Julie Long, ery Rafetto, Gerre Grant, Chris Wolf, Jeannie Kile, Laurie fernn isa Stuiber, Liz Wright, Kathy Sorenson, Toni Jones, Linda Woodhead, Jana Kramer, Kathy Evans, Taki Woodworth. ALPHA PHI 157 DSauUgQ nvT vgqdy FRONT ROW: Wendy Woodward, Bev Johnson, Debbie Blair, Stephanie House, Bonnie Heiwert, Joyce Abo, Barb Good, Mary Gibson, Mary McCrae, Sally Hanzel, Jan Anderson, Dianne Lewis, Cheryl Long, Ann Molenaar, Betty Trounsen, Julie Swindell, Katrina Coiner, Jenny Jackson. SECOND ROW: Dwight Greenfield, Bill Dawson, Zane Blegen, Bruce Woodruff, Scott Moser, Steve Delyea, Curt Watts, Brian Elkins, Dan McGee, Dan Dinning, Larry sogen, RICE Go, Holly Houlberg, Pat Farley, fae} cCable, Craig Hill, Joe Eacker, Mark Murray. THIR ROW: Dave Patzer, Forrest Ames, Pete Foss, Jerry Mansell, Terry Houck, Craig Burkhart, Dave Macri, Steve Pesnick, Courtney Smith, Rick Stone, Stan Covey, Dave Stephens, Joe Freehan, Ron Long. Few Smiley, Tom Dial, Jim Elston, Steve Jaynes, Don Rae, sary: iL 158 ALPHA TAU OMEGA tq M104], MIOG Top Row: hay Coman, Steve Weist, Cris Frost, Steve Severn, Dave Wiggum, Bill Soltman, Middle Row: Tim Terry, Kirt Jensen, Arian Collins, Arnfin Rustin, Carl Rana, Tom Allan, Crai Shrontz, Paul Eimers, Jim Lodge, Scott Anderson, Jay Smith, Bill Howatt, Mark Vogt, Bottom Row: Joe Pelligrini, Bill Kirtland, John Thorpe, John Elle, Tom Stoltz. BETA THETA PI 159 eH 7e4ou FRONT ROW: John Fortier, Dick Boeger, John Dean, Raoul Allen, James Kluth, Ken Grajf, Tom Cafiero. SECOND ROW: Mike DiBartolo, Darrell Burchfield, Charles McGimsey, Ramos Santiago, Jackson Berger, Don Linz, Alan Borgiovanni, Dan Brower, Mac McCormick, Richard Aric. THIRD ROW: Bob Stannard, Morris Wallace, Jim Berry, Alan Sain, Gary Schulz, Bob Pi aati Alan Lenz, Jim Myer, Richard Baker. FOURTH ROW: Harry Plummer, Richard Ager, Dan Larson, Larry Vest, Randy VanNoyen, Gorden Hall, Henry Fenske, Mark fengs. Jack Neal, Jerry Jones, Keith Olson, Mark Wilson. FIFTH ROW: Kent Hall, Dan Anderson, Mark L s, Jill Faith, Dave Abbott, Kent Sahl, James Bohrer, Mike McFarland, Jeff Miller, Dan Allred, Alan Nedrow, Calvin Johnson. 160 BORAH HALL Ty . - a am Wiss Ur yi oa % “a N°H 11299) FRONT ROW: Deb Shawver, Kinyon, Beth Ferlic, Vicky Alexander. SECOND eae kn hannon, Chris Irwin, Gloria Stevenson, Linda Ri Curry, Carmen Loera, Mary Beth Boschler. THIRD a Evans, Lisa Dugdale, Colleen oO sess. Jeanne Ai mets F URTH ROW: Cindy Lane, Connie Gehring, Sherry Franck, Mar mg Jacobs, Penny y sod 1FTH ROW: Melissa —— ue Evers, Cindy Sloan, Neney Nyenhuis, Charleen Pavan Pettygrove. SIXTH R Yvonne [hli, Len Burdick, Peggy Barrett, Clare Futreil CAMPBELL HALL 161 UPET 407409 FRONT ROW: Debbie Bock, Karen Ehrenreich, Nina Carlow, Marjorie Mink, Katie Thornton, Sandi Carlson. SECOND ROW: Bennie Lawrence, Martha Swanson, Sue Miller, Kathy Hall, Lois Dickinson. THIRD ROW; Christa Zahn, Pat Baker, Laura Buerkle, Darcy Aldrich, Judy Wilfong, Sheryl Kindred. FOURTH ROW: Julie Snider, Karen Landers, Kris Reich, Karen Hupp, Carol Hinsey, Becky Bjustrom, FIFTH ROW: Mary Gardner, Linda Strong, Alta Haight, Linda Roundtree, Cheryl Niswander, Terry Janu siewicz. 162 CARTER HALL [IPH] wowUustsga FRONT ROW: Gary Garrabrant, Chris Guillet, Gary Larson, Art Miller, Steve Nakamura, Wade Blisterjeldt, ove lag Will Honsowetz, Bruce Best, Paul Wheeler, Peter In Rinker, Russ Honsowetz, SECOND ROW: Dave yepceeeey Shawn Papier. John Run John Bernhardt, Clare Olson, Neil Hoyt, | Hatch, Steve Stundahl, LeRoy Cantrell, Richard Rock, Jo : Neumiller, Hank Harrison, Cay Jackson, Curt Wittreich, Mark Forbord, Howard VanSlyke, Bill Rudd, Thom Kincheloe, Chris Smith, Mike Rosick, Mike Nemeth, Gary Vehlies, re Duncan, Paul Mattingly, Wayne Steele, Tim Daugharty, Sam Wear. CHRISMAN HALL 163 i Os | FRONT ROW: Ted Bergason, hot Eph Skeeter Koelsen, David Rudeen, Steve Westfall. SECOND ROW: Bob Allison, Dave Adams, Tom Cornforth, Bill Rice, Coz Kurdy, Gary Stemple, Dave Underwood. THIRD ROW: George Townsend, Rich Larsen, Oly Johnson, Pete Martin, Fred Schorzman, John Gist, Tatti Garcia, FOURTH ROW: Rufus Koelsch, Van Campbell, Reggie Grasmick, Tim Rudeen, Mark Mues, Dave More, Dave Wisedom, Don Schaectel, Dave Hoffman, Jim White, Joe Lewicki, Waide Woodland, John White, Alan Bermensolo, Bob Pearce, Joe Carter. 164 DELTA CHI VIIA VIJ9Q YI12G FRONT ROW: Deb Schenk, Julie Crea, Becky Balderston, Marge Normington, Nancy Wicher, Nancy Last, Kim Laragan, Kathy Ayres, Sandy Percival, Mary Reed, Michele Endow, Sue Kuwana. SECOND ROW: Linda Kenz, Momka Gasch, Susan Grover, Ann Struchen, Nita Hoffman, Trisha Freeman, Jennie Link, Christine Murray, Pam Cormilles, Marcia Matsuura. THIRD ROW: Diane Vowles, Jane Uhlorn, Carol Seburn, Debbie Blair, Janice Llo Debbie Smith, Sherri Heath, Ann Jewell, Gara Barlow, Lori Hoalst, Connie Perkins, Reb Boyington, Nancy Riordan. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Eneyold, Ann Johnson, Christy Woolum, Becky Hawley, Julene Moulton, Joanne Gross, Reacy Linek. Mary Aschenbrenner, Kathy Last, Susan Spofford, Teresa Houck. In Tree: Patty Sledge, Patti Smith, Jane Emerson. DELTA DELTA DELTA 165 DUD) 0IJAG FRONT ROW: Sue Connor, Deni Conrad, Margaret Soulen, Julie Schweitzer, MaryEllen Sheehan, Lora Sandy oyce Piercy, Debi Stark. SECOND ROW: Cindy Taylor, Mary Stanley, Janine Towns Pam Beyers, Teresa Soulen, Mrs. Mary Kramer, Laurie Presnell, Kris Bresnahan, Michele Quinn, Kelly Rohn. THIRD ROW: Lisa Sowles, Sue Dahlberg, Ginny Bax, Jode Hopkins, Lindsey Harris, Carol Wiley, Amy McCutcheon, Sonya Hyde, Nancy White, Jan Deobald, Teresa Nauman, Sue Stewart, Nancy Call. FOURTH ROW: Ardie Hewitt, Jan Hopfenbeck, Connie Wittman, Sharon Hall, Karen Nichols, Ann Williamson, Beth Lyon, Judy Kinsley, Melanie Mordhorst, Renee Johnson, Jackie Hovey. 166 DELTA GAMMA 24d UULOTS 0712 FRONT ROW: Cameron Hughes, Ted Argyle, Kerry Jeaudoin, Tony Hale, Randy Goodell, Steve Schlottman, Mike Watson. SECOND ROW: Kent Gillespie, Ken Thiel, Tim Downs, Jim Parsons, Jerome Johnson, Bruce Fox, Steve Richert, Justin Taylor, Terry Olin, Ken Schrom. THIRD ROW: Steve Wilkins, Jerry Henderson, Steve Virtue, Steve Freeby, Jim Thielges, Ed Olin, Alvin Hammes, Mike Howard. FOURTH ROW: Scott Schmutzer, Ritchey Toeys, Glen Muirbrook, Rick Clay, Paul Anderson, Phil Behm, Gary Miller, James Babcock, Dave Luttrell, Mike Eimers, Larry Knight, Ferry Baker. FIFTH ROW: Russell Turner, Daniel Owings, Timothy Wassmuth, Duane Loosti, David Keenan. DELTA SIGMA PHI 167 DYJICI MV, 21 9 GROUND: FRONT ROW: Debbie Schenk, Nancy Wicher, Candy Jones, Nancy Mahoney, Janet Karst, Mike Stone, Connie Perkins, Karen Morris, Linda Olson, Martha Dean, Jan Schiller, Carol Venni. SECOND ROW: Gregg Sturtevant, Bill Hartley, Debbie Davies, Jim Javregui, Terr wan, Alan Clampitt, Terry Hicks, John Rowett, John Cleary, Tom Evans, Rory Jones, Bob Mendiola. THIRD ROW: Tom Neiwirth, Marty Gwinn, Jeff Day, Dave ane Terry Calnon, Ron Fullmer, Dan Johnson, Tim Knowles, Steve Thompson, Jim Adams, FOURTH ROW: Dave Wilken (Pres.), Mark Feldheusen, Rick Nelson, John Sheasley, Carl Lemon, Doug Beckman, Terry Calnon, Scott Mann, Larry Miller. FIFTH ROW; Pat Chariton, Jeff Lord, Tom McGowan, Kim Nelson, Larry Vandenburg, Jeii Chivers. ROOF FRONT ROW: Kjel Kiilsgaard, Colleen Sparks, Craig Crnick, Kathy Carter, Tara Crisp, Mark Chivers, Virginia Martin. SECOND ROW: Tracy White, Tom Kelleher, Ron Siljlow, Rob Wilkinson, Doug Chase, Brian Charles, Dan Krahn, Jim Love, Chris Kirk. Not pictured: Sven eye ee Doug Gates, Lynn Johnson, Don Coberly (Vice Pres.), Rod Leonard. 168 DELTA TAU DELTA aSnOpL{ WAvJ FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Chuck Cox, Mike Kendall, Kurt Benson, Kent Sisson, Steve Wilder, Dave Daniel, Wayne Wohler, Dan Faulkner, Kirk Walters, Curt Daws, Mike Marks, Dave Fischer, George Ambrose, Scott Breeding, Dennis Tilley, Richard Parrish, Art Butler, Steve Wheeler, Tony Smith, Dan Sample, Mike Campos, Roger Vawter, Gary Lemmon, Mike Rush, John Marvencamp, Mike Donaldson, Pete Wagner, Keith Kalbjleish, Don Hasenoehrl, Mark Fosberg, Dennis Dixon, Dan Adpiri, Brad Sisson, Dirk Stroh, Tom Gunning, Ken Kittrell, Kirk Bowman, Ron H. , Rob Oates, Paul Ogburn, Pat Borchard, Al Jenkins, Steve Schnider, Steve Grimm, Stan Standol, Eric Steigers, Chuck piddigton. Harold Durk, Jim Jenkins, Dave Warnick, Dave Black, FARMHOUSE 169 10E Kausoy FRONT ROW: Vickie Rudolph, Pam Martin, Jean Cleto, Nancy Jones, Robin Reinhart, Mary Edmark. SECOND ROW: Trudy Slifka, Terri Storjohann, Lynn Contor, Mary Ann Harvey, Elaine Zander, Christy Mead, Debbie Mikesell, Erma Temple, Debbie Christensen, Holly Wimer, Cheryl Komosinski. THIRD ROW: Laurie Coates, Debbie Scheloske, Cathy Riggs, Shari Smith, Shirley Marcy, Denise Smith, Jennifer Thomas, Eva Wilken, Darcee Veitch, Vickey Dooling, Harriet Tullock, Garnett Barnes. FOURTH ROW: Devon Cuddy, Stephanie Akers, Marlene Tritt, Benita Murgoitio, Poy McCa , Seona Moody, Sherry Jacobsen, Cathy Young, Carol Young. Mary Anne Plagerios, Andrea Chesnut, Mary Donovan, Ann Heyiman, Dayna Saunders, Marcia Drown, Debbie Gable, Helen Stoge, Caren Graham, FIFTH ROW: Martha Arne, Leanne Doolittle, Margaret Graham, Barb Taylor, Renee Des Jardins, Debbie Cossairt, George Sehman, Kathy Heiselman, Marcia Flakus, Sue Kessler, Leanne Salo, Connie Westfall, Janet Truesdell, Cheryl Johnson, Jiil White, Kathy Warner, Donna Kuther, Terry Allen. 170 FORNEY HALL ii 5 A a: | FRONT ROW: Diane Partridge, Kathy Stoll, Chris Driskell, Debbie Sims, Bev Wright, Marilyn Morrow, Vonnie Faulk. SECOND ROW: Iran Schmidt, Anna Bull, Gemma Audisio, Donna Barnett, Norma Jean Rijfle, Jan HarGrave, Liz Richards, Karen Eckert, Rosalie Wassmuth, Mary Waldham. THIRD ROW: Sharon Nedrow, Barbara Davis, Liz McCormick, Sue Judy, Karen Bond, Karen Engle, Annette Steigers, Kathy Peterson, Cyndy Thomas, Debbie Brudie, Kim Norwood, Sally Sauter, Janie Lord, Debbie Davies, Pat Bevington. FOURTH ROW: Linda Buoy, Laurie Simos, Debbie Green, Cyndy Calkins. FRENCH HALL 171 pIag 1qq vuupy FRONT ROW: Patti McNally, Gayle Carter, Patricia Merrill, Annie Williamson, Shelley Stonebraker, Susan Day. SECOND ROW: Robin Rockwell, Diane. Civistenson, Sandy Finnell, Tracy Barker, Mrs. Hardwick, Susie Walker. THIRD ROW: Claudia Zimmer, Tricia Wurster, Janie Mead, Marla Pitkin, Glenna Carter, Judy Dickers Barb Smith, ay McEntee, Bev Johnson, Tara Crisp. FOURTH ROW: Becky Davis, Courtney Smith, Kathy Carter, Nancy Hasbrouck, Carol McMillan, L Acquire, Kathy Winans, Chris Torgerson, Ann McLaughlin, Ann Molenaar, Sandy Ashman, Jana Jones, Jan Kock. Rose hg sons FIFTH ROW: Ptti Park, Amy Minor, Helanie Wilson, Kari Peterson, Linda Hanson, Dorothy McMil Gina Pond, Doris Marchi, Janet Duncanson, Nina Dilly, Jean Holder, DeAnn Hannibal, Maureen Schultheis, 172 GAMMA PHI BETA VM | rah rik i 0 PH HePD FRONT ROW: Dennis Pettygrove. Tom Nejj, Harv Nelson. SECOND gta Ed Hamshar, George Nix, Mike Pate, Gordon Obermeyer, ¢ Russel, Greg Lathrop, Randy Tyndall, Henry Harris, 5 pla diy rot aod Clark Jochimsen, Fred Calloway, Ron Wright, T. IRD R ROW: Don Hite, Duane Toavs, Dick Fischer, Terry Fleskes, Doug Westhoff, Cole Johnson, Doug White, Dave Chamberlain, Keith Fowler, John Gipe, Dave Ringold, Dave Doerr, John Ziegler, Fred Hutchinson. GAULT HALL 173 PH] wogvssy FRONT ROW: Ron Kuhik, Guy Sylvester, Tom Wright, Bill Cordwell, Terry Vernon, Leo Schowalter, Chuck Wells, Joe Griei, Gary Byrd, Robert Strong, Guy Smith, Terry Lennon. SECOND ROW: ve Donahue, Bill Ament, Rob Rodenbough, Ron Rice, Mark Hegtund, Ron Kubik, Ted Bahr, Glen Cruickshank, Greg Hopkins, Marc Sorensen, Brian Mageiky, Roy Bordeaux, Doug Standfield, Jim Burns, Dakata, Dave Woodard, Cliff Marshall, Joe! Anderson, Doug Meckley, Rick Kimball, Gary Byrd, John Crostler, Warren Olsen, Strong, Steve White, Guy Smith, Bob Hageuik, Terry Lennon. 174 GRAHAM HALL ssaoT vty FRONT ROW; Mike Berainca, Mary Beth Phelan, Karen Jaquish, Glen Bach, Gary Luce, Debbie Mabes, Terri Raynor, SECOND ROW: Jim Karn, Wayne Okino, Garrett Wright, Brant Bailey, Phyllis Taylor, Randy Siders. GRAY LOESS 175 FRONT ROW: Tori Beauclaire, J. Morgan Puett, Linda Paine, Mary coreets, Phyllis Mougey, Long | own, Rose Mills, Carol Sue hicas? isa Baker. OND ROW: Gene Fitting, Sheri Herma rbara Cuppett, Patty Hirami, Julie Doyle, Paula Stueve, Jan Andrews, Melinda Gainey, Cathy Coliandro, Dorothy Herres, Linda Andrulis, Kathy Kimmons. THIRD ROW; Sandra Arnold, Kathy Nelson, C ia Flath, Nancy Feddersen, Susan Ball, Laurinda Hickey, Susan Biery, Carolyn Sands, Judy Moon, Leslie Lindquist, Pam Albright, Janet Snedden. 176 HAYS HALL 77H uUoJSnOoL] FRONT ROW: Kathy Coulthard, Doreen Funk, Pam Spence, Cindy Hildebrand (R.A.), Mary Jo Benjamin. SECOND ROW: Amanda Dow, Markee Stimmel, Vicki Duncan, Julie Line, Wanda Faught, Jean Durham, Amy Jordan, Sue Merrill, Edna Jones (R.A.), Laurene Kramer, Pat Jordan, Barb Sutton, Pam Eimers (R.A.). THIRD ROW: Jackie Slemson, Chris Crummer, Sue Berry, Diana Cordwell, Lynette Forsman, Angela Condrey, Abigail Fritts, Prudence Meyers, Karen Glarborg, Patty Kriz, Cheryl Meschko, Karla Harmon, Koreen Delaney, Nellie Jones, Jane Emerson, Dorrie Bloomburg, Carey Culver, Sandy Davis, Kathy Williams, Sandy Langston, Kathy McKim, FOURTH ROW: Olga Dacuik, Brenda Hubbs, Chris Kendall, Jane Butler, Macarena Figueroa, Nadine Kramer, Debbie Pn gg Lora Dillon, Karen Crea, Pam Toft, Cindy Hoovel, Ileta Wallis, Mary Hagen. HOUSTON HALL 177 ri ’ 0 ml vpyagy, vqdy vddvy we, ovis ty ASS = . Sis ae Left to right: Row one: Connie Nielson, Lori Broadhead, Sue Koster, Julie Solberg, Janine Beitz, Ann Vogt. Row revo: Candy Harding, Janee Hein, Bev McBride, Sally Murphy, Janice Taylor, Sharon Townsend, Maggie Delaney, Cathy Bennett, Elisa Anderson, Peg Reid, Kitty Butler, Jeanne Sutton, Sue Schou, Ann Fredekind. Row three: Vicki Maule, Elaine Westburg, Susie Papineau, — Bunting, Jan Solberg, Kathy Nelson, Janet Karst, Cyndi Raymond, Linda Emerson, Tianna Evans, Sally Astwwell. Row four: Katie Johnson, Danae Delaune, Julie Hunter, Carla Backlund, Susie Badham, 178 KAPPA ALPHA THETA wil . | q puUes oddoyy vdqvy Row 1; right to left: Mary Pat Chapman, Martha Dean, Julie Swindell, Gayle Edmark, Janelle Johnson, Vickie Pierce, Jane Latham, Mary Suhadoinik, Row 2: Mary Kessel, Anne Woerner, Barbara Williams, Nancy Borden, LuAnn Dobaron, Jan Schiller, Rita Howell, Row 3: Mary Lou Cannon, Carol Yenni, Theresa Lask, Sue Montgomery, Vickie Ridgeway, Jan Lawrence, Nancy Mahoney. Row 4: Diane Carnahan, Nancy Raymer, Mary Ann Baranco, Katrina Coiner, Stacie Quinn, Gail Buth, Julie Simis, , Patty Jones, Melissa Thorpe, Debbie Clements, Deb Raymer, Deb Poston, Janet Olin, Vanessa Martin, Row 5: Jodi Baxter, Candy Jones, Julie Dammerel, Bonnie Trounson, Lynn Collins, Virginia Martin, Julie Duncan, Kris Wittman, Marjean Brown, Chris Wyatt, Cynthia Hughes, Jane Woerner, Sue Felgenhauer, Meg Johnson, Nancy Collins, Ellen Wetherell. Last Row: Cathy Gufj, Janice Oldenburg, Laurie Matheson, Patty Degice, LouAnne Hanes, Phyllis Champlin, Betty Lou Trounson, Deb Owen. KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA 179 imbi old + iH! pusis vddvy Left to right Row One: Steve Ehrman, Henry Hepburn, Matt Jenson, Mike Astorga, Pat O'Malley, Mike Gallagher, Tom Raffetto, Dana Aldecoa. Row neo: P. W. Wolpert, Ron Bush, Dave Raffetto, Steve Cope, Jeff Woodard, Rodney Butler, Nancy Damerel, Tim Hopkins, Sherry Edmark, Bob Johnston, Pam Cornelus, Tom Busse, Steve Pierce, Row three: Mike Stinson, Pat Wilson, Phil Rolfe, Lorren Cutler, Tom Baskin, Pat Wardian, Janet Reagan, Kay Koto, Tom Francis, Jan Deobaid, Nancy Lynch, Curt Barbee, Bruce Nichols, Warren Burda, Carl Dilley. Row four: Scott Roberts, Bob Brooks, Mark Nuttman, Dave Frazier, Paul Luther, Ross Bennet, Dan Rudolph, Jon Mueller, Tom Romig, Dennis Vogt, Mike Malone, Ray Flaherty, Tony Hayes, Hugh Moore, Matt Conklin, Craig Heitman. Row five: Dave Ward, Jim Redmond, Mike Collyer, Albert Reynaud, Roger Clubb, Lou Pagano, Larry Walworth, Scott Hepburn, Thomas Button, Lou Aldecoa. 180 KAPPA SIGMA vaUYy 14) vpquey ta a veal, Kncchog: Mark Boatman, Trey Ziegler, Jim Bajus, Tom Parce, Gre: asey, Steve Frazee. 2nd Row: Steve Hutchison, Mark Ra ark Bloom, Amy Miner, Little Sister, Keith Bailey, Paul Gates, Becky Davis, Crescent Girl, Jerry i aaonge Hise i Bailey, Tom Robin Rockwell, Little Sister. Tom Cocking. 3rd Row: Mike byt oH Jim Buyske (President), Bob Franklin, Chuck Rogers, Chris Andersen, Bernie Johnson, Dwight Fillmore, Howie Garrett, Bob Eier. 4th Row: Steve Nesbitt, John Piaji, Rich Gobey, Greg Pemberton, Alan Graham, Luis Chavez, Rex Hanson. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 181 N°H Aapury : | g 2 2 | Ist Row: Chris Price, Dave Duncan, Phil Johnson, Kevin Richardson, Rick Welter, Tim Coles, Tom Crunk, John Brown, Sandy Hamilton, Rodney Dale (v.p.), Mike Ayersman (pres.), Dan Silveria. 2nd Row: Rich Jones (sec.), Dan Cornagey, Jeff Kramer, Ralph Myers, Todd Renak, Bill Griffiths, Mike Aoi, Kevin Seubert, Mark Lowry, Bob Gilmore, sey right. 3rd Row: George Scott, Tom Sawyer, Paul Fingerson, Taj Khan, Lee Eldridge (sec.), Dave Vergobbi, Roy Baldwin, Malcolm Dell, E ddy Carpenter, Richard Nikula, Brad Peer, Brad Eidam, Gary Moles, Mark Fisher. 4th Row: Dan Bennett, Randy Lee, Jim Nuess, Terry Turnbow, Dave Murphy, Devin Duley, Dewey Deardor fj, Ervin Brown, Randy Printz, Bob Walkotwiak (v.p.). 182 LINDLEY HALL Mike Snyder, Steve Vogel, Bill Ferranti, Darrel Holbrook, Dick Stauffer, Richard Welsted, Don Vogel, David Soreson, Michael Dorey, Stepten Lang. Malicolm Perkins, Doug Marshall, Bob Morrison, Pat Murphy, Tom Clark, Bob Hansen, Brent Thaete, Dave Boone, Spencer Reitz, Don Vander Boegh, Luke Templin, Les Scott, Jeff leton, Art bettge, Garr Henderson, Jack Merod, David Jones, John Russell, John Hagen, Chris Vance, Lee Liberia, John Hinkemeyer, Bob Rehfeild, Walter Russell, Crandon Crowell, Greg Switzer, Crai Car Kim Eccles, Bill Jones, John Kokes, Del Kello: ga, Ray Smit Karl Dinger, Ben Garechana, Tim Bollin, Dennis C . Tom Hall, Bob Flay, Tom Witt, Vince sed any Barry McClinton, Roger Fletcher, John Rupe, Tom Sward, Scott Elich, Gary Kidwell. per eee Yn McCONNELL HALL 183 1°H 609°W Left to right. Row one: Pamala Severson, Jill Hays, Ann Frisch, Myrna Lindsay, Debiann Barnett, Barbara Fattu. Row two: Judy Vick, Odessg Hamilton, Aliitasi Gaea, Julie Doser, Sue Sellers, Heidi Smith, Sheila Gehring, Sheri Hayes, Dena Marchant, Leslie Schimmel. Row three: Joan Gephart, Sue Skain, Bonnie Egbert, Ellen Kunz, Becky Lallman, Maridel Severson, Michele Ruiz, Annette Schaefer, Debbie Holley, Tina Marie Brown, Mary Benner. 184 MCCOY HALL HH F°S210 Left to right. Row one: Marilyn Adolph, Charlotte Hill, Claudine Graham, Teresa Johnson, Helen Gutenburger, Sheri Poulson, Jan McGee, Merrilea Hiemstra. Row two: Pam Comstock, Patty Squire, Donna Obendor}, Susan Tsai, Sharon Skroh, Helen Gutenburger, Inger Benson, usie Hadley, Annette Turnbull, Kathy Morris, Leslie Baker, Kathy Kuite, Pat Dillon. Row three: Carolyn Harada, Denise Mason, Pattie Anderson, Barb Hansun, Judy Jones, Deanna Getz, Rhonda Rutan, Marian Elkins, Holly Slavick, Jane Holbrook, Nell Hawley, Tina Kondo, Cleo Altimiller, Karen Olson, Rhonda Wing. Lejt side, bottom to se Peggy Rourke, Barb Upton, Anne Turner, Sue Hasethorst, Ri ide, bottom to top: Susan paseonier. I Peggy Clemons, Merrily Snyder, Rhonda Lineburger, OLESON HALL 185 19d ¥79q fd Left to right. Row one: Julie Babin, Cheryl Long, Tomi Goul, Mary Gibson, Dana Aldecoa, Marie Freiburger, Kim Stavros, Cindy Jones, Carol Zimet. Row nwo: Sally McRae, Linda Lynch, Debbie Schutte, Paula Svingen, Nana Nagasaka, Kathy Anderson, Jenny Jackson, Shelly Brown, Deb Good, Row three: Becky Toevs, Nicki Holmes, Armen Chinchinian, Colleen Sparks, Teresa Burkholder, Karen Morris, Kathy Kochan, Tammy Hayden, Shannon Ulrich, Bob Good, Dianne Britzmann, Sally Hanzel. Row four; Cheryl Morgan, Barb Abrams, Barb Schnurr, Rachel Massee, Ann Nagel, Dusty Hess, Bonnie Niewert. Row five: Nancy Dammarell, Jan Ross, Kay Christenson, Gina Wiscombe, Ann Breening, Celests Borreson, Terry Jaynes, Joyce Abo. 186 PI BETA PHI Left to Right. Row one: Karl Klokke, Dale Chaney, Dave Lincoin, Steve Bradburg, Mary Kessel, Rita Howell, Debbie Konen, John Schooler, Mar Taylor, Kevin Skidmore, Gus Pomeroy, Mike Crofts, Dave Cromwell, Steve Parks, Mike Beus. Row mvo: Mike Shenk, Midge Kampa, Mike Pearce, Anne Woerner, Marc Walker, Doug Crum, Rich Luder, Gary Crum. Row three: Dwight Bell, Craig Alford, Jeff Patlovich, Mark Walker, Pete Swanstrom, Reb Boyington, Dick Huffman, Bruce Yoshida, Mary Suladotnik, Kathy Winans, Le Ann Anderson, Trish Freeman, Donna Schiader, Susan Grover, Doris Marchi, Steve Broadbent, Steve Davis, Rick rman. Row four: Frank Palermo, Mark Gause, Jenee Hein, Jim Barnes, Ann Struchen, Liz Lejardi, Chris Kendall, Vicki Duncan. peo ive: ss Cantrell, Bob Brunson, Bob Nesbitt, Joel Irusta, ich Maxtwe: vqHY PFdoM td PI KAPPA ALPHA 187 PPOGT, P12 Fd Left to right. Row one: Rob Moore, Tony Boisen. Jim Dickenson. Jeff Fleming, Larry Marchant, Jim Miller, Kim Trout, Wayne Turkovich, n Gallagher, Gino Golizio, Stewart Constantine, John Keys, Jim Haight, Chris Arstein, Tim Jones. Row two: Steve S y, Randy Gorrono, Tim Eilertson, Craig Paterson, Dave Romesburg, bit Pra Defenbach, Dave Colburn, Dayne Bower, John Boit, Mel shaw, Jim West, Terry Scodellar, Joe Uranga, Jim Dodge, Shad Defenbach. Seated: Kevin Dammerell, Car! Mio. 188 PHI DELTA THETA Da Vuuuvy qq Left to right on the house: Rod Zwainz, Tarl Oliason, Kurt Culp, Jim Nowierski, John Yarno, Tom Roach, Don Shelton, John Bevan. Ken Stringfield, Ron Jelaco, Tom Falash, Ed Harper, Mark Gordon. On of house ( left to right): Richard Hotchkiss, Kurt Billmeyer, Jim Carlson, Steve Samuelson, Steve Davis, Bill Manning, Shawn Weston, Andre Pederson, Darrel Perry, Bart Baranco, Bob McDonald, Chris McIntosh, Scott Brandon, Tim Da y Mark Limbaugh, Don Parks, Pat Ryan, Joe Druffel, Joe Kramer, Jim Freeman, Fred Florence, Chris Tormay, Tom Tobin. Tom Ashenbraner, Chick Weaver, Mike Mitchell, Glen Gearhard, Scott Walker, John Robinson, Roy Brock, Jerry Meyers. PHI GAMMA DELTA 189 nv, vdgoy 14d Row 1; John Hohnhorst, Lee Tuott, Terry McClain, Joe Waters, Debbie McCoy, Little Sister. Row 2: Kyle Kerby, Bruce Konen, Albert Allan, Dave Deeds, Sweetheart Li Smith, John Waters, Janine Beitz, Little Sister, Dynamite, Lyle Powers, Pam Beyers, Little Sister, Philip Collear, Row 3; Hugh Edwards, Nils Ingebrigtsen, Dick Ledford, Dennis Keith, Gassan Karroum, Dick near atte Curt Johnson, Bob Artechevarria, Ike Hoashi, Paul kman, Greg oung, Todd Wendle, Lisa Olson, Little Sister, Jerry Schwartz, Jennifer Washburn, Little Sister, Sue Farnsworth, Little Sister. Robert Hayden, Mike Mitchell, Toni Dolar, Little Sister. Row 4: Steve Meyers, Martain O Leary. 190 PHI KAPPA TAU ON-CAMPUS 191 uopIsd] POY VUst¢ Row 1; Jeji McCarthy, Jim Anscomb, Paul Jorgensen. Row 2: Mike Stratton, Hank Nichols, Earl Reed, Grr Papineau. Row 3: Todd Claiborn, Neil Turnbull, Lon Labine, Bill Larson, Mike Thompson. Row 4 5: Tim Hetrick, Tom Coleman, Gordon Sargeant, Dave Fullmer, Shawn Ryan, Ron Jones, Jim Crowe, Bob Grafi, Jon Saylor, Chuck Labine, Rob Franklin, Monte Duncan, Fred Lefriec, Rich Haufman, Rob Grover, John Ciey, Dave Ramseyer, Gary McGee, Jim al ay pt Jim Johnstone, Randy Laws, Tay Haines, Celan Echeverria. Row 6: Grant Nieson, Dave Shropshire, Bill Kellar, Steve Duncanson, Jim Pizzadili. Row 7: Tom Stevenson, Dick Stevenson, John Mead, Ron Rowan, Joe Shirts, Tony Kevan, Mark Truesdell. Back: Rich Morfitt, Mark Bowlby, Rick Nelson, Tim McCanta, Ray Stevenson. Little Sisters; Row 1: Sharon Hail, Marla Pitken, Glenna Carter, Kim Stavios. Row 2: Janelle Johnson, Nancy White, Nina Dilley, Beth Lundgren, Sandy Ashman, Mary Reed, Celeste Borrison. Row 3: LouAnn Haines, Nancy Raymer, Joanne Gross, Nancy Riordan, Edie Esterbrook, Nancy Kramer, Cindy Jones, Rose Peron, Kari Petersen, Marie Freiburger. Row 4: Deb Shunutte. Row 5: Deb Postan, Robin Keough, Gail Bieth, Mary Ann Branco, Sandy Kees, Julie Simis, Patti McNally, Janet Duncanson. 192 SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON ny) VS Row I: Ray Stark, Lance Nielsen, R.T. True. Tom Amar, Drake Eisinger, Dan Grogg. Row 2: Glen Nichols, Ken Williams, Mike Rutledge, Bob Hendrickson, Dick Ayres, Jeff Schiller, Steve Jochens, Fred Christensen, Row 3: Johnny Joe Bryant, Don Gemmer, Dave Lee, James Milliner, Paul Haworth, Chris Keys, Wilbur Wild, Mark Hansen, Jerry Smith, John Esposti, Clarence Hough, Ed Snook, Bryce Coulter, Rag Wiese, Row 4: Kent Nelson, Dave Jakovac, Darren Volkman, Mark Castelin, Scott Burns, Reed Bevan, Pete Angleton. SIGMA CHI 193 FRONT ROW: Edward Anderson, Rick Sullivan, Mark Harris, Dan Byce, Steve Aldrich, Mike Siebe. SECOND ROW: Bruce Buchberger, Joe Dahlin, Steve Eichner, John Snyder, Robert Wright, Brad Richardson, Mike Hamilton. THIRD ROW: Pat O'Meara, Steve Krupke, Bob Tanabe, Bill Keilty, FOURTH ROW: Steve Fuhriman, Pat Fury, Barry Hopkins, Doug Mouser, Rick Lauda, Jim Herman, Bill Hopkins, Brett Holmes, Wade Diehl, Don Driscoll, Bob Neumayer, Kelly Davis, Kirk Smith, Steve Pruitt, Bill Flory, Gary Mathews, Ed Beveridge, Don Bontacess vs Dale Heimgartner, Ray Sh | ea FIFTH ROW: Bill Mercer, Craig Lang, Jeff Phister, Dennis Byrne, Den Petticolas, Mike Youngblood, Dave Sanders, Rich Killmar, Jeffery Boyd, Franklin Stanek, Marcus Woerman. 194 SIGMA NU ¢ ) S = FRONT ROW: Richard Brooks, Tim McEnany, Alan Sullivan, Pat Deegan, Kim Grothaus, Gene Sandone, Dan Paslay, Charles Clayton, Scott Von der Leith, SECOND ROW: John Hord, Mike Chase, Bill Gibbes, Les McKowan, Steve Jachetta, Steve Limdgren. THIRD ROW: Kevin McFall, Rodd Kubitza, Paul McGrath, Tom Dupras, Kim Reston, Soot cooper Mike Bowers, Dan Howard, Alan Swanson, Bary Vedder. FOURTH ROW: Milt Jacobs, George Bean, Jim Jacobs, John Williams, John Andrews, Rick Ramanko. SNOW HALL 195 = ® ™ ” =. © ® ™ = © Left to right. Row one: Betsy Brown, Joann Logan, Dale Blum, Mari Lochhaas, Dodie Smith, Dana Peterson. Row two: Ann Ourada, Fey Bird, Janell Johnson, Jane Eide, Maria Telin, Debra Jackson, Sharlee Young. Row three: Debbie Graham, Cathy Brown, Cindy Johnson. 196 ETHEL STEEL HOUSE IVE aaqsav I. Left to right. Row one: Dan Cummings, John Pub po. Warren Powers, Guy Wegner, Joke Lejardi, Brent Culbertson, Kevi n Ward, Lyle Powers, John + fag Ray Hershey, Jim Morris, Mark Beatty, Victor Bullen, Mark Zielinski. Row two: David Bliss, Dave Jones, Roger Beck, Mike Shira, Dennis Puschman, Gerard Wright, Scott Fischer, Jim Funk, Rick Adams, Dan Roland, Steve Jackson, Larry Hillesland, John Councilman, Tom Vistica. Row three: Franz saa pte , Chris Mullen, Mike Reed, Greg Zervas, John Wilson, om Haraden. TARGHEE HALL 197 uopisdy vddvy nvte Left to eight. Sitting: Bert Combs, Mark Yarbrough, Dave Gosselin. Row two: Todd Tapper, Richard Schiermeier, Ronald Jetter, Richard Honsinger, Steve Browning, Phillip Owsley, Ted Tapper, Brian McMurray, Yukio Aki. 198 TAU KAPPA EPSILON os a sd Left to right, Row one: Gregg Campbell, Steve Vetter, Mike Williams, Andy Hall, Jeff Palmer, Bart Carrothers, Marc Miller. Row two; Ed Ailport, Lisa Ping m9 Rolin Abrums, reg | Fritts, Peg Reid, Doug Kistler, Dan Yake, Pam Spence, Jeff Fossum, Leonard Kubin, Brad Stubbs, Scott Hansen. Row three: Bill Fay, Kevin Vetter, Bruce Higgins, Wade Zurcher. Row four: Craig Thebo, Trey Tucker, Terri Hill, Tom Imming, Cindy Becker, Bruce Jensen, Angie Condrey, Randy Nichols. THETA CHI 199 Twn oy y Stee; 3 —_ ———— se rower, - � = = s - - = - 1°H woqdy FRONT ROW: Nick Hindman, Bill Hart, Pete Whitby, Russ Johnson, Mark Krigbaum, Mark Karl, Phil Saxon. Hal Woolworth. SECOND ROW: Roland Crisafi, David Coz, Mike McCarthy, Victor Noble, Les Lee, Mark Piper, Ali Rasti, Ali Bassir, ae Moorea ss Jan Dellamano, Ken Wilson, Richard Jones, Robert Etzel, Paul De Vincenzo. THIRD ROW: Dave Murray, Joe DeMarsh, Dan Blevins, Scott Whitely, Tom Lubeck, Randy Shikashio, Larry Lauer, Jeff ayy os Jeif Ashby, Chiff Fitzsimmons, Randy Unger, Steve Fisher, Randy Hall, Raymond Benjamin, Lynn Strahon, Bill Davis, Forrest Kneisel. FOURTH ROW: Leonare Byrne, Ollis Hull, Dick Vickery, John Owens, George Bacon, Steve Grieser, Hohn Dorman, Ferd Skud, Bruce Barnes, Todd Brown, Micky Peterson, Dave Etherton, Steve Etherton, Jeff Moore. 200 UPHAM HALL FRONT ROW: Sarah Rials, John Mooreland, Don Acid, Mike Huff, Lois Round, Ray Yarrow, Mike Brown. SECOND ROW: Ken Martin, Dave Teeter, Cindy Finke, Ralph Fourtenanto, Ruth Owe Clare Kapitan, Donna Cowels, Mike Cormier. THIRD Cindy Caldwall, Joe Narras, Doug Smith, LuAnn Fry, poper 2 Reeves, feck Cunniff, Brian Fukuba, Tim Meyers. TH ROW: Bill Rush, Harry Breeden, Keith Murphy, Lance Fry, Nancy Mahajni, Rick Earsham. ‘ seeseetee i. om +.) Sy tee ss! Serer te eenee Poeeeeeeeeee eee HH Pld Fd M WHITE PINE HALL 201 Whitman Hall FRONT ROW: David Waters, Ed Lomas, Gene Hanson, reve a smi ik. SECOND ROW: fare VanDaele, Eric Schulz, David borg, Phil Hayes, Crai ld. THIRD ROW: Dann Sailor of 3 pur Poles. Mike pommel Francis Larson, Bilt Ses eva ey —_ Dirk Kempthorne, Bert Johnston, Jim on ove ark Kramer, Craig Wise, Kent Ganevsky, Randy Vance. 202 WHITMAN HALL IPH 100ng supe FRONT ROW: Jer ry Lisantti, Rock Pishop, | Bewty Moser, Bill Grant. SECOND ROW: Mike Stampfli, S y, Jim Chase, Ron Takasugi, Scott Strangers. HIRD Keown Teif Marshall, Charles Stuzman, Rick Ward, Gre Lansing. Rod Rod Finlayson, Curt Thornburg, Jim Nichols. FOURTH RO ndy Brewer, Mark Falconer, Carl Ames, Jim_Zimmerman, ous Parker, Darryl tiegemeier, Jack Adams, Pat Clinch, Mark Farnsworth, FIF ROW: Gus Sousoures, Randy Stapilus, Noel Miller, John Selburg, Bill Hensley, Tom Rinkers, Byron Hodgson, John Naylor, Mike Miller, Kave Kaspar, Scott Showers, R t Stone, Dan Jackson, Dan Davidson, Ken Day, Kris Long. WILLIS SWEET HALL 203 Over half the student body resort to off campus living in order to save money, study undisturbed or enjoy the comforts of home 204 OFF CAMPUS LIVING Fa ni) OFF CAMPUS LIVING 205 206 OFF CAMPUS LIVING Trailers, apartments and houses set the scene for escape from campus life OFF CAMPUS LIVING 207 COLLEGE LIFE AS Students soak up the sunshine at every opportunity during a Moscow springtime 210SPRING CAMPUS LIFE SPRING CAMPUS LIFE 211 212SPRING CAMPUS LIFE SPRING CAMPUS LIFE 213 Campus Chest Week provides fun for students and money for charity Students raised over $3000 for charity during Campus Chest Week, April 1 to 5. Besides the events below, students participated on slave sales, dinner date sales, hashing, and a dance at which contest winners received awards. Of the donations, $1000 went to United Way. The rest was devided between Special Olympics (for handicapped children), Mountain States Tumor institute, and March of Dimes. THE WINNERS Beer Drinking (Women)... .. Alpha Gamma Delta Beer Drinking (Men)......... Lambda Chi Alpha Talent (Women). ...........++++ Delta Delta Delta Talent (Men), ..........+.0008 Lambda Chi Alpha MS LOGS 6 oiciisdccasecics Marie Freiberger, Pi Phi apo” 7s ee Marty Gwinn, Delta Tau Delta Pie Eating (Women) .............00505 Alpha Phi Pie Eating (Men) ...............++++ Kappa Sigma Ms. Campus Chest ....... Debbie Schenk, Tri Delt COP DEG vos sccusasccavee's Bob Eier, Lambda Chi “ ‘Meee +eee Pong ? Wiese’ ry : 214 CAMPUS CHEST CAMPUS CHEST 215 Parents and students enjoy turtle derby, living group banner contest, and award ceremonies 216 PARENTS’WEEKEND PARENTS’ WEEKEND 217 218 PARENTS’ WEEKEND PARENTS’ WEEKEND 219 Incomplete track team suffers winless year despite various outstanding individual efforts A lack of competitors for several events and a prolonged winter contribute to a harsh 1975 season for Vandal tracksters. Idaho’s chief strength remains in the field events, particularly the shot put and discus throw, Distance runners also furnished points for the team’s meager fortunes, 220 VANDAL TRACK VANDAL TRACK 221 222 BASEBALL Difficult odds hamper Vandal baseball BASEBALL 223 Long hours of practice pay off for UI tennis team 224 TENNIS TENNIS 225 When the spring weather permits, students take a swing at softball 226 SOFTBALL SOFTBALL 227 Many take time out to hear message of One Way 228 ONE WAY CONCERT Ping pong provides escape from tedious routine of studying PING PONG 229 — = a4 9 c — x a “7 S ow ™N “Company,” the musical comedy of the year, highlights spring activities if a SPRING DRAMA 231 Independents host second annual week of bed racing, beer chugging, egg tossing, and frisbee throwing 232 GDI WEEK GDI WEEK 233 Blue Mountain—Idaho’s own Rocky Mountain High 234 BLUE MOUNTAIN BLUE MOUNTAIN 235 236 GRADUATION 1975 Graduates mark last graduation in Memorial gymnasium GRADUATION 237 238 GRADUATION GRADUATION 239 240 SATURDAY IN SPRING Lhe, Pee SATURDAY IN SPRING 241 KACES ON Senior faces Add - Champlin (Row one) Dave Add, Marilyn Adolph, Dan Allred, Karl Ames, Julie Ashburn. (Row reo) Marianne Bate, Jeii Beard, Rex Beatty, Darrel Beebe, David Bennett. (Row three) Peggy Bennett, Jackie Bentz, John Berg, Arn Berglund, Glenn Biladeau. (Row four) Eileen Bingham, Vicki Bloomsburg. (Row five) Roger Booth, James Borowitz. 244 SENIORS (Row one) William Bramlette, Ann Breening. (Row two) John Bremmer, Edward Brincken. (Row three), Connie rown, Larry Bulling. (Row four) Warren Burda, Jane Butler, Thomas Butz, Eldonna Byres, Julia Campbel. (Row five) Laurie Carlson, Dixie Carr, Steve Carter, Vicky Carter, Phyllis Champlin. SENIORS 245 Senior faces Chandler - Freeman 246 SENIORS (Row one) Harvey Chandler, Michael Cherasia. (Row two) Bill Chisholm, Stacie Churchman. (Row three) Erlene Clark, Nancy Clifton, Barbara Cloninger, Keith Coffman, Kathi Coleman. (Row four) Vince Collins, Pam Cornilles, Carla Cornwell, Jacqueline Crawley, John Cummings. (Row five) Lawren ce Davidson, Kelly Davis, James Deehr, Kathy Deinhardt, Dennis Deputy. (Row one) Jay Dorr, Gary Duke, Mark Edmark. (Row two) Christy Eisenbarth, Carol Engert, Agnes English. (Row three) Todd English, Barton Ewers, Mark Falconer, Arleen Fattu, Barbara Fattu. (Row four) Joe Feehan, Robert Flay. (Row five) Jan Fleener, Jan Frandsen. (Row six) Jan Frederikson, Douglas Freeman. SENIORS 247 Senior faces Firth - Jasper (Row one) Colleen Firth, Ben Garechana, Mark Gause. (Row two) Gary Gilliland, Connie Glauner, Dave Glenn, Riva Goodell, Carol Graves. (Row three) Doug Gross, Judy Gross, Den Gruenfeld, Deborah Haak, Virgil Hanson. (Row four) Tom Haraden, Charles Hawkins. (Row five) Rob Hawksworth, Teri Hawk sworth, 248 SENIORS (Row one) Kristin Hearn, Rick Hensley. (Row two) Keith Hessing, Maryanne Heyn. (Row three) Carol Hill, Cherie Hobdey. (Row four) Michael Hogan, John Hohnhorst, Bill Holden, Sue Hopkins, Richard Hotchkiss. (Row five) Bill Hudson, Rick Hundrup, Marilyn Jacobson, Max Jacobson. Bill Jasper. SENIORS 249 Senior faces Jensen - Matsuura 250 SENIORS (Row one) Sandra Jensen, John Johnson, Kathy Johnson, Ross Johnson, William Johnson. (Row nvo) Jerry Johnstun, David Jones, Edna Jones, Michael Kaminski, Sheldon Keafer. (Row three) Ken Kendrick, Sven Kiilsgaard, Janice King, Alice Kohl, Cheryl Komosinski. (Row four) Connie Kopczynski, Reenie Kramer. (Row five) Les Lane, Peter Lane. (Row one) Sandy Langston, Kathy Last. (Row two) Mike Lawrence, Jeri Lee. (Row three) John Lejardi, Joseph Lewicki. (Row four) Christopher Lind, Rhonda Lineberger, Jennifer Link, Janice et Mary ences 9 (Row five) Robert Lowe. Ted Lund, Danny Mann. (Row six) Margaret Martson, Monte Martson, Marcia Matsuura. SENIORS 251 Senior faces Mc Clain - Peterson (Row one) Clifford Mc Clain, Richard Mc Crillis, Karen Mc Gillis. (Row two) Kevin Mc Guire, Scott Mc Kahan, Diane Medick. (Row three) Patricia Merrill, Cynthia Miller, Pat Mitchell, Sherri Mitchell, Sue Mitchell. (Row four) Susan Montgomery, Patricia Mooney, Paul Moroz, Mike Mundy, Michael Murphy. 252 SENIORS (Row one) David Neumann, Gail Neumann. (Row two) Vernon Newby, George Nix. (Row three) Jane Ogden, Wayne Okino. (Row four) Glenna Olsen, David Olson, Latwerence Osgood, Deb Owen. Vicki Owings. (Row five) David Page, David Palmer, Roberta Palmer, Connie Perkins, Mary Peterson. SENIORS 253 Senior faces Pidgeon - Stevens 254 SENIORS (Row one) Steve Pidgen, Steven Pierz. (Row two) Dick Potter, Dennis Puschmann. (Row three) Margaret Quinn, David Randall, Ralph Renes, Ronny Renfrow, Steve Ricketts. (Row four) Linda Rider, Vicki Ridgeway, Dan Riggers, Ann Ritter, Charles Roady. (Row five) Gina Rogers, Tom Rogers, Linda Roundtree, Vickie Rudolph, Wayne Rush. (Row one) Sharon Schell, Charles Scott, Patricia Scott, Barbara Sehimeyer, Sue Sellers. (Row two) Maridel Severson, Sandra Shields, Gordon Slyter, Ken Smellie, William Snyder. (Row three) Mary Sochinsky, Jerry Sorensen. (Row four) Michael Stampfli, Dean Stauffer. (Row five) Lorraine Stensland, Martin Stevens. SENIORS 255 Senior faces Stoddard-Wyatt © ' -— « COLT (Row one) Jeff Stoddard, Laird Stone. (Row two) Mike Stone, Harold Stridborg. (Row three) Barbara Sutton, Sherman Swanson, Bill Swope, Maryann Thompson, Katie Thornton. (Row four) Wanda Tierney, George Titus, Lori Titus, Dave Tong, Annette Turnbull. (Row five) Dorothy Ugstad, Patricia Ullman, Juanita Urie. 256 SENIORS Row one) Paul Van Sisco, Harry Vasquez, Anthony Venbrux. (Row two) teve Verter, William Vetter, Linda Vining, James Walker, Susan Walker. Row eee) John yebag Barry White, George White, Judy Wiljong, our hirley Wilkins. (Row Ardith Wilmot, John Wilson. (Row five) Mar Wimer, William Wittinger. (Row six) Lonnie Wolfi, Jill Wyatt. SENIORS 257 Graduate faces Boydel- Undergraduate faces Boyington Row one) Kent Boydell, Luis Cazar. (Row to) ames Davis, Dana Fahrewald. (Row three) Macarena Fgueron, Debbie Mabes, Susan Mann, Deanna Mitchell, Glenn Shewmaker. (Row four) Jody Taylor, Steve Watanabe, Fay Adams, Darcy Aldrich, Karen Alldaffer. (Row five) George Ambrose, Lee Ann Anderson, Linda Andrulis. 258 GRADUATES (ow one) Mary Aschenbrenner, Kathy Baker, Dave Balding, (Row two) sherry Balding, Tracy Barker, Gara Barlow, Garnette Barnes, Peggy Barrett. (Row three) Mark Beatty, Judith Bean, Kathy Becker, Sandy Benson, Linda Binfield. (Row four) Rocky Bishop, Colleen Bjornn. (Row five) Eileen Bjornn, Elaine Biornn. (Row six) Mark Bonman, Rebecca yington. UNDERGRADUATES 259 Undergraduate faces Broadfoot - Endow (Row one) Dana Broadjoot, George Burke, Patti Burns. (Row two) Rodney Butler, Mike Campos, Thomay Casazza. (Row three) Gregory Casey, Craig Gaufeild, Pat Chariton, Marc Chavez, Jane Cheney. (Row four) Debbie Christensen, Todd Claiborn. (Row five) Gene Cloniger, Don Coberly. (Rote six) Jan Coleman, Pam Comstock. 260 UNDERGRADUATES (Row one) Kathy Conner, Susan Conner. (Row two) Judy Comvay, Scott Cooper. (Row three) Julie Crea, Tara Crisp, James Crowe, Rodney , Jackie Davis. (Row four) Joseph DeMarsh, Alan Deyo, Lois Dickinson, Nina Dilley, Patricia Dillin. (Row five) Carl Dirks, Leanne Doolittle, Alice Dustin, Kathy Echevarria, Fred Endow. UNDERGRADUATES 261 Undergraduate faces Endow - Hejazi 262 UNDERGRADUATES (Row one) Michele Endow, Debbie Enevold, K yra Evans. (Row two) Paulette Farmer, Sue Farnsworth, Mark Fischer, Dick Fisher, Lynn Fisher. (Row Franck, Patricia Freeman, Ruth Freund, Dave three) Lelar Fowler, Sherr Fullmer. (Row four) Debi Gable, Kent Ganevsky. (Row five) Bonita Garst, Monika Gasch. (Row six) Sheila Gehring, Robert Gilmore. (Row one) John Gipe, Robert Graff. (Row two) Alan Graham, Mark Gravatt. (Row three) Joanne Gross, Susan Grover, Alta Haight, Carolyn Harada, Don Hasenoehrel, (Row four) Peter Hattrup, Claudia Hawley, Sheri Hayes, Tracy Headrick, Mark Heath. (Row five) Wendy Heck, Reagan Heese, Nooraddin Hejazi. UNDERGRADUATES 263 Undergraduate faces Henley - Kitt 264 UNDERGRADUATES (Row one) Sherril Henley, Ray vache geh (Row neo) Louise Henriksen, Michael Hickinbotham. (Row three) Gika Hill, Carol Hinsey. (Row four) Lorilee Hoalst, Anita Hoffman, Carol Holman, Dave ornsby, Scott Hepburn. (Row five) Teresa Houck, John Hultman, Douglas Hummel, Kathryn Hunter, Karen Hupp. , Ann Jewell, Carol Johnson, Janelle Johnson, Russell ohnson, Jan Johnston, oy. Jones. (Row three) Penny Jones, Rory lis, James Karn. (Row four) Sandy Kees, Jones, Toni Jones, Linda Ka Kathy Kimmons. (Row five) Sandy Kinyon, Susie Kitt. (Row one) Karen Ingle, Sherry Jacobsen, John Jas = Johnson. (Row sg? UNDERGRADUATES 265 Undergraduate faces Klein - Moorer (Row one) Tony Klein, Jan Koch, Tina Kondo. (Row two) Don Kopczynski, Pat Kora, Mark Krigbaum. (Row three) Ellen Kunz, Karen Landers, Betty Lengson: Cindy Lane, Kim Laragan. (Row four) Theresa Lask. Nancy Last. (Row five) Bennie Lawrence, Liz Lejardi. (Row six) Kristine Larsen, Nancy Lynch. 266 UNDERGRADUATES (Row one) Beth Lyon, Dave Lyon. (Row tvo) Mary Marshall, Douglas Martin. (Row three) Carol Matalonis, John Mavencamp, Jeii McCarthy, Verna McCrillis, John Mcliravy. (Row four) Kathleen McKim, John Mead, Susan Merrill, Sheryl Meschko, John Miesen. (Row five) Debbie Mikesell, Mike Mitchell, Ann Molenaar, Kevin Monroe, Winfred Moorer. UNDERGRADUATES 267 Undergraduate faces Moser - Rogers 268 UNDERGRADUATES (Row one) Ron Moser, Linda Murray, Justin Naderman. (Row two) Brad Neely, Laurence Nelson, Nikki Newwell, Cheryl Niswander, Kevin North. (Row three) Lisa Olsen, Shelly Orvik, Melissa Otto, Doug Parker, Tom Parkinson. (Row four) Nancy Parks, Sandy Percival. (Row five) Richard Pentzer, Eric Peterson. pom one) Mark Petzinger, Valerie Powell, Laurie resnell. (Row two) David Ramseyer, Ric Ranch, Earl Reed. (Row three) Valerie Renfrow, Cris Rice, Jack Riggs, Nancy Riordan, Kathy Robbins. (Row four) Robin Rockwell, Tammy Rodig. (Row five) Carly Rogers, Dana Rogers. UNDERGRADUATES 269 Undergraduate faces Rosick - Unger (Row one) Kevin Rosick, Michael Rosick. (Row two) Allen Ross, Cindy Ross. (Row three) Ron Rowan, Mike Rush, Margaret Russell, Kurt Sahl, Dan Sample. (Row four) Gordon Sargent, Annette Schaefer, Debbie Schenk. (Row five) Debbie Schmidt, Joyce Schmidt, Keith Schreiber. 270 UNDERGRADUATES (Row one) Teresa Schuman, Beverly Shewmaker. (Row two) Patty Sledge, Courtny Smith. (Row three) Heidi Smith, Julie Saider. (Row four) Stan Standa vey Stansbery, Ann Struchen, Paula Stueve, Erma Temple. (Row y Thomas, Lynn Timinaga, Roger Tish. (Row six) Mark tive) Cy i’ Tana Uhiorn, Romiy Unger. Truesde UNDERGRADUATES 271 Undergraduate faces Vander Boegh - Watson (Row one) Don Vander Boegh, Kristine Vander Meer, Cindy Vaughn. (Row two) Linda Vetter, Kevin Villalobos, Diane Vowels, Joan Walker, Ileta Wallis. (Row three) Patty Ward, David alana (Row four) Jennifer Washburn, Lee ‘atson. 272 UNDERGRADUATES (Row one) Steve Weldon, Walter Wells. (Row two) Doug Westhof{, Scott Whiteley. (Row three) Nancy Wicher, Helanine Wilson, Holly Wimer, Tina Winkler, Rhonda Wing. (Row four) Kathy Wolff, Roxie Wood, Gerry Wright, Christa Zellerhof}, John Ziegler. UNDERGRADUATES 273 Poetry on pages 4,8,12,15 written by George Betts from VISIONS OF YOU, copyright 1972 by Celestial Arts, Millbrae, California, REFLECTIONS Alone and yet together I build a future for my person. 276 CLOSING CLOSING 277 of ee PS FS deep pnbel (BE PRE Among these firm brick buildings housed with knowledge Ihave ventured seeking to gain the wisdom which I could use as an implement of life. | . ; | 278 CLOSING CLOSING 279 Testing my wings on the breeze, 280 CLOSING Tjourney down the road of life confident that 1am prepared. CLOSING 281 Buinow... ..- lam tired of books Acre al ey fi 3) | 7 282 CLOSING CLOSING 283 ee) g “ oe) | =) “= 0 N I long to escape to the green fields and quiet seclusion of life. CLOSING 285 My mind seeks to experience what print and ink cannot teach... 286 CLOSING LOSING 287 y 4 C Summer awaits me. 288 CLOSING W =a oe Z . ’ oo et emer os Ss ne i 4 i is a na ls 5 - i 2 - a ) = . i. a : ; Pe an . � 3 i a het A ree Ube Ale 6