DePauw University - Mirage Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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AT A GLANCE MIRAGE 1988 TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life .......................................... ..... 8 Pe0pIe Residence Life ............................. ....... Orgdnizotions ............................................ ACGGGITTTCS News, Gnd Issues ................ 42 130 158 170 Sports ............................................... ....... 'I 84 Community ...... ............ ....... 2 1 4 Index .............. ....... 2 32 s 'dS - ' 662 nice cl WU' K' place AM 9, ren Dddlndddllpllv w0M7'GK06Gfl,3,dfd, u4ulfudepo4uteolk9e.2J9lruu'7'nat DePavs 74:0-oudyagueaeaade. 7adAu4. :4M6a9ld'4motezaedyanaeo4no,6a!d4a4et- da9,d'4adee,gaeteaaupc4avd!llst4ofsla. oodaupnpledaaakalddletoasfaaeeprfoatla phaadednawaajffayaugdajaatulgk lesgaodplacefcauetopetooelaoltldageaz. 7l4tauq7auetapouleaeea4auael eadvze aloe!-ckaa!4!tllaeeujcotld4elaae.7le fMfl604u0lfldl44l0l40M6 7enhHu d4tDePaaal44auo:yaeadeadeata:o4plou. Vltkzdeahayuaauucpaa-n,?aatq 1194416-puaual,.'7-vuzgoagmlaua elaauioateyoaowlqlllow Vlautakaovefoc Sdntlf-Q!-do'WooJ4daaalov:.?lt7dda6 7l4ae4pudyyoodasp:e44loaaofDePaaofuav decanfcoron. avuaqvradddaaoaedovvoap acadeada.fa4tavlat7nlu6a9ju. 6aacduxyoadto74wwamt7d!a67llle yodagkguacaaakueztfald love. Suu '94 4 Q? s 57515, 52 ,.-. -qs- -av.. .,,Av' Il. -ns 4' .. A -1+ V xl I .,x A-.. Eclsf College as seen Through the arch. A sfudenf finds a quiet place 'ro study on East College Lawn. . A , if ' 1 ,, xx 34,5-47 - V , , .li r Z -,AI v E ' ' 'S-32 A . , ' - f-ff . , I Mk , '- I 1 'Q ,Q I ' N V. , ., x 'l f X xg. ..' .f i MXN . i I ', ' 5 -. ' ' ' -LAO-I .w.r..,,k -sf A -H-'f M, -V1.1-S Q :-fqz- - .,t'-sz'-: f. .W fi. rv L6jj'Q, .4 f-'.f1'l'1-.--4 '. .' ' ' Q - --c .-' 5 :H 2 Opening 7 li- 1. 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Opening 3 l' The Q wgrfle 1 Ollie U GD 9 d YO QW It ll The AOPis kick book their high heels dt Delto Upsilon's ltdlion Wedding. Junior John Siefert does his rendition of Frankenstein. Junior Mike Kotloski ond John Siefert find Don Kim-Chee Kirby simply irresistable. l l l Nl .-- l A A' 'f4 4 7 - - . A Y s .. x R - h i gh. V! I J.. .lcv 'i -, . i l f ' xx . ' f' 1 . , ' if Wfffx ' 'A 1 ' m Q ,A? fl A ,I ' ls' at i V24 Ai J J fel., .J it Q .,,',,Q 1' I ' K' ' - '--:EB f5'x'x - 4 . 1 'Q r .I -N 1 -X i. .9 l xx J -ex I-' ' Ngvilff s--1 X : Q5 Q bg r-is x K -' WWF- ful, '-' I ,xx gi? i gax .m I 5 , . ki ,.-it-g .X . -W x'-1'--.ss , ...., .. , . . 1? ,T ff , Q J A N 7-.f w X -I A ...V V ir, 'Q ' ,W ,, 4 f-' - f w- ' X ' ' En -'-5 A .,- .-.NMIY ,f-.mi , '-., fix W fl .1 ' so f-so 1 ., x --e- 'g,.f.w-E 2,1 . Q, g J , 'Xxx ' X Li 14 , 'Sf' 'Aff' r N f fffxbi N z xx X ifgf - r , , I ' 1 S 'NX ' V A, . . . fx' . ,G , f ' - .. -K .. 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Senior ScoTT Swan says, Hey, I don'T- care-l've goT a job. 6 Opening l f 'xi - ,. I .-'A ia? , L, , 'uri 'i ' 1 i, 21 ' I , 'SEQ I Lf! ' ,. fl. ,A 1, , :iff , M' .x r fig , ' ,Q ' ,I 'J,5,, V,,. 4-. I I f V I' -? :f' '. 7 , 1 ,, ,,. , -L g V Duaaulag ',:f q ' . :L- if Lf ' I -5 1 I I ,.1 ' IU Iv., H I, ' ' if . , rr . 1.2 - I , 'L , , I 1 ., , .AA -Ik fil- .7 , n '-' -, - I laf. 'Tv , , rm li. . l',' .,- if 1 ,.,::..u,'- viistytirxrihsrllv-a. ..., , U V 0 il. 4 .uv -. 7,2 rf P .I+ 'Wu ,.' if 'WU +-I Q. A lv -121 T M . 1 I+ -- :, ' :.-LA H51 T5-f-lm ' -'Cf'1Jl'1' V ,. ,. -... Y , .. X pq, V1 -M,..X .. 'L Opening 7 l, .l AT A GLANCE 1.9 Sq!! 8 Sfudenf Life Divider rw NN, ls X6 IPEPAYENSI ' ,L ge 1 vsL . A Wgkxsvl .Q N? 32 ' 5 5 gl N 1 o -.:.f x- Q - 42, so T Q2 6 ll Xi 5 F Jill! x w fl M..- 'NQAEEEZ' K 52 ss., K. ll '+- f-gS,,.,, A X Q bw-V , Q .ff 'vs .f- 'J lil-' HH! - ,,, i IN! '+i ' Ti STudenT Life Dlvider O ',-, . 1 I ' ...APY- iiiinln 117 CLKXGQIDMQ To DePauw!!! .. min li l- i1 11- 1 lg IT was Bam SaTurday morning and The empTy dormiTory halls began To come alive as members of The class of 4994 arrived for Their firsT day of life aT DePauw. RA's greeTed The eager freshmen and Their nervous par- enTs who were hauling all of Their 'necessi- Ties' To The smaller-Than-expecTed dorm rooms. Upperclassmen in green shirTs were a welcome sighT as They meanT help wiTh moving in, even if you lived on The fourTh floor. The busTle ended ThaT afTernoon as The Teary parenTs wished Their children good luck and lefT To reTurn home. AlThough lonely aT flrsT, orlenTaTion groups and floor meeTings helped each freshman discover a 'firsT friend' wiTh many more To follow. OrienTaTion groups, while providing such necessiTies as campus and Town Tours, also sTarTed a new academic TradiTion This year wiTh discussion groups. Freshmen were assigned summer readings dealing wiTh race, class, and gender and orlenTaTion groups held discussions led by Their advisors. The week was filled wiTh many Tesfs, The exciTemenT of rush, The fun of meeTing new people, and The discovery of The campus and Town. By The firsT day of classes, The members of The class of 'Qi had many new friends and had survived OrienTaTion Week aT DePauw. .loe Whiffaker An orienfafion leader .- comes To The aid of an ex- hausfed faTher 11 H ,..s.-xc:-'st gm., ' sw ... 1, '- 4: 4::.::::r:' cs '-x C wx vu: vi W ...Sl- e.l .. tra.-A Q I os' 2' 4 WB l ,is Q . ff' Joe Whiffaker x N ,- ji-if Mason Beach fills up as V K -- freshmen begin To mingle, - .N 1 ...sl-4, vi 77f., . -... -P 5 .N , Y ' AW' 5- 1,7 .,t ms , H 1 rag . , , Q Q s T. .. - - fs- 5 su. 4 - ....... 44 T ,Q 1 ss I T B: . , I , f .n:'iV,,'iN ?2,:iT tr 't .ll .c-se-qs -' ' -. - X' 1-:ff -V Z.. ffff-3 .fi-ffflii ?fisZ?4 '?'Q 32 fi 55 f .' ss- -. 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A , s www f-'ws -,ffl 1-- vii -qi.: , -1 3215. f' T 10 OrienTaTion Joe Wrtvttok ef ,ff 'if' U A K -' An oruentotuort group stops 1 a43F3'ffT' 1 i N X N x wwf- Q ' as , . A - c . -W G N M 5.3-. uc I x avi-- ,Q V O us ,, t 1 i nr ll - 1 E 'QV1 r of-: t - A-15? : V IN l .Q ri July LB' 1 WU- .,: 5: we ' ' . -0.2. ,gf- N -1 11 Girl Goici - Soqgg but Siiccnessblii AlThough consTonT drizzle drowned The DePouw comous on Old Gold Ddy, The Tiger it fooiboll Teom mode The mosT of The mud by defeofing lvloclviurroy College 30-5. The Tedm goT well on iTs woy To vicTory by scor- -L ing 23 poinTs in The firsT duorTer, which Cooch Nick lvlourozis felT may hove been The besT duorTer of The yeorf' The Tigers especiolly T- dominoTed The running gome, goining 254 yords To MocMurrdy's 119. DespiTe The gloomy weoTher, The mood of 1- The smoll buT spiriTed crowd wos noT dom- pened in The leosT. The Tons eogerly owoiTed holf Time, when senior Coryn Greer wos l- crowned Old Gold Queen. l-ler courT includ- ed Soroh Ames, Koren Rowe, Down WrighT, ond Jennifer CuTTer. Even Though This Old T- Gold locked The color ond fesTiviTy of pre- vious ones, iT wos noneTheless o greoT suc- cess, 'ER' I -i The referee signols C1 DePouw Touchdown! Junior Jim HeDerT runs wiTh The Doll Through The xv! as Mdclvlurroy defense. 'I DeyoTed fons shck wiTh The gome Through wei weoiher, - Phoios by Joe WhiTToker. 12 Old Gold i I T g 1 ' f ' Nu., m 4 g 'wa 'C. H if Y K5 a ll- ' .-.- -af: -. Nlf 41 v , T .Y 1-.-.lv-n Q , -'ir L sv , 4 T 1 ' L f + . I ' . l , ' H . . , ,. . v , R ' J UI . N X, I I I I 1. I f R 'J r-4 , v ' ,JL A . S., 41 -- J . rv 5, ,r .4 , H , 9: ,,. ,. lx ,5- -Q V T ' ' A . i i . ' t ...,. 4, H 21. ' iv ' 0 an ' ' ' Q - L.. -..infill-ing-A . 1 i' v 7 xx , l 1.0. . V - ,,,.A 1,11 .-.. ,i i T -' 'b 'run T 4 xvr NQ1?-ln. AJ rr nz i N- SF- T x ,lxhk n xw ' J. 52 X. .,. 1 I v-'Pg The Old Gold Queens Court owoifs The announcement of ' Queen. The newly crowned Old Gold Queen, Sensor Coryn Greer, poses '- wilh Dr, Bolloms. Both sides owoif The snap, The De-Pouw Marching Bond ploys Through O damp holflime. - , - ' A A ,..,-p '- l 4: A 1- . ' A' -on OlclGold 13 , W Q 9 -l fl. nv Y, - i -We Fell Ts Each! Following a Three-year absence, The Trea- sured Monon Bell reTurned To DePauw. In fronT of 8,000 fans and naTional Television coverage, The Tigers managed To crush The favored Wabash Team 33-ll. Coach Nick Mourozis explained Thaf The Tearn especially desired a win This year so ThaT The seniors could earn one Monon Bell vicTory before leaving DePauw. The game sTarTed ouT raTh- er orninously, as mishaps by The DPU offense puf Wabash in scoring posiTion Twlce in The firsT auarfer. BuT The Tiger defense rnade some ouTsTanding plays To puT The Team ouT of jeopardy, enabling The offense To recov- er and Take a 23-3 lead To The locker room af The half. The Tigers' vicfory broughT Their series record To 412-A11-8. ln addiTion, Union Board sponsored several acTlviTies during The week To help generaTe school spiriT, including a blood drive, sidewalk and yard decoraTions, a bonfire. and a Rail on Wabash session. DelTa ZeTa and Lambda Chi Alpha were The overall win- ners of The evenfs. During The game, feelings were so sTrong ThaT a fighf erupTed be- Tween Wabash and DePauw specTaTors who were sTanding on The Track. Nonefhe- less, DePauw fans agreed ThaT The day couldn'T have been beTTer, .17 - '7T .. 2 .- YJ, , '19 ,A 'i f' y 'ssss wif 3 T, slsl f as is I 'T ,Q 3 Q ii T' f a' E v - is Y xx' -1 A ,X f -Q .S iw, l Ar' fi-11 . ,' - '-rar. 4 ,,,.1- is s 7.9. 1, wx I ' fl ,-. ' b If-lvl: rfb 1 4 , - Q W 440110-W-1 i,.Qi Pl -,f ,L if Quanerback Jeff Voris scrambles wifh The ball. Junior Jim HeberT and Senior Steve We-Toska cole-braTe in The endzone affer a De- Pauw Touchdown. Phofos by Joe WhITTOker 'IA Monon Bell The Tigers anal Lillie Giants stare each other down in A DePauw runner attempts to evade a Wabash tackler Dl9DC Ol'OVl for W9 nexf D'OY 5 , lp.-, :ugh 1 if Q H I 4.9. .M yah .v Kr Y l uw N ,. h t . . 4 f .. an '-x...Q f .ui-.,Ae'-. - . f 1, K , 'fu-gufkl, 2 1. K fir, . far- ,Q Q . J... ,V-n DL, 445, A 5 ri-1 , - 'q.. 2, N -. A ,' ' ,,..v+ Q- A Q-w,,,A,1V ., ' -gf ,-L we e- Qi '- of ' l 8 5vr 4' 'V 's' ' 0, 4 1. x, - -. a ' -Q. 3. - ' 'nl ., , . . K Q V , r -i. 5. Q X f 01' ' ' , - U- . O '4 Lg .,...,.,,-- ' - . .. '- - 'W- . ., l xl V. - - '- ,I gs v x It ., -- N . --,s 7 A-40-A. - .Y , .uw '-4 ' 'Q Q, Q .X T., - :,.., A Q r e. , '-w -.. . V... -. . . -- - , , . .- , ,I .3 X, - . .-,- ,vii x 4 LS., W . ,V . , ,qi .-f ,Lg .. - -, 2... i1-b 4 - ,, , 2 4 .g-I M ,law-.:, , - - . ' .1 . ,ww-1' ' . . 1 - . , - -f z '.- x '-i:-I .. '- M - . . .. A. . . .,,. K - ,I , s bk S. .'-4 sw--',. A W. V 4 K 'mm I x --x-C Q , , r 4 u. ' X tr 5, ,IL G.. ,.l i. ' ' 2 a , Y 4. ' t . 4, -+ - ,, I!Q. a f1ll'.:Jf4f.i4...-. : -Li--1-H ' :- ' m ':f-r . 'fivfallnhn A scuffle erupls among fans of The Two rival Teams, Senior Vince Thomas goes in moiion while the crowd eagerly awails The snap. Monon Bell 4 5 I ill 'Ill- Lf in 1 omovr EQQQ-Oovctimueci .- LX ,15- -1-.. x-,V 9 U 1-ar' The marching bond creores the covered bell during halftime. Junror Jrm Heberf offempfs 'ro run The Doll Through The Wobosh defense. Phoros by Joe Whittaker, '16 Mohon Bell ,T H f r iz 1 5... ,..a. Q ' 21 , ' x ' ew'-.am .W Qs : E' ':-a...u,, Y X I n , 5 Q y 4 -K, A- 'T . A V Y-x,1.,4,,'. f- 1: -Q.-'Qi '-ff - J A '. I f- , gr-e2df'.vw'h,.'x1:3,qfl .P ' 1--1. 5 .f,.. -f' -,-.-,Q .W ,A K' NH. 'A kqrftga ' T kftgia-flwgfhx ' - V Q ..:. 5 . . 1 ex 4:1 ' ' . Q. ,A Q 11'duL I 1.-' CQ x ' ,.2 - -1' ,4'.w4 ds.: ,1 1, , -. 'UP ' V I K, I :f -. . an Y 'kc ,N- ,rw sf A' -ot, if-'H -s .L-JI, . 8 1 vu, . s,.,.,'w Q1, , -un, A Hfifv-Qzgi. , nf., P-1 'yn 4! R 1 1' f +., f-fvx. - ' 'fygv ' Mio, ,f' xnxx Y N 'AVVA YQ f? f .L ,4- py -. .:- .-f iff'-. 85? -F358 23 J! if 4. H DePauw students participate in a sidewalk decorating contest railing on Wabash. Photos by Darby Reid, ,.. ,f x' '13 Q ,rg f- e .. ,P . -eq :,. Lv. , , Q . .fi '. Monon Bell 17 flslappg flnlollidaiis lf DePauw students lived at home, it is doubtful that most of them would have the opportunity to walk in the streets wearing black lipstick and spiked hair, drink green beer and eat green bagels, or set up a 5- foot aluminum. rotating, music-playing Christmas tree in their room. They would thus be deprived of the joys of celebrating the holidays on campus. Halloween was one of the more popular occasions, mainly because it afforded the opportunity to eat large amounts of candy and cookies, to dress strangely, and to act even more strangely. Christmas was cherished for even more reasons: Christmas cards Cno more empty mailboxes, at least for a whilejg decorations: the Christmas choir concert and sing-a-long: watching I'?udoldph, the tiGrinch, and Charlie Brown Christmas specials and say- ing the lines along with the characters: mis- tletoe: caroling, and, of course, gift-giving and receiving. Without these festivities, fall 'l finals might be unbearable. Valentine's Day brought dances, candy, and flowers while St. Patrick's day was green all over. Dorm residents had an additional reason for looking forward to holidays blow Off books! Special Dinners with HUGE dessert tables. Why did DePauw students love holidays? Because it gave them one more chance to Clare Smith and Christy Barchet pose with a friend at the Tri-Delt Head Start Halloween Party Hogate Suite 3C decorates for the holidays. BR rooms sparkle with Christmas cheer. I' '- jssefe, f-:K S vii? ,kc - A K . 'fig 'Q A1 --,, QL- ., 'av i, 1 v ff' L' -S 5 -' .,. yi- tips? 5 . ,13ma,f :?HQ:y,i1, 'pg .O waz? A I E hx 5 Q rr QW Maxx -4 4, r 3' . 4.x 1. 'f fs rf, ii gb gr I-' 4. .qu ,, Q -ge Y ol ,i V, N 17 v 's I ,I R The 5-foot aluminum revolv- ing musical Christmas tree with o color wheel is famous at Hogate, Senior Harald Buchholz enjoys his bunny puppet Christmas gift The honor scholar science seminar gathers for Christmas cheer and a gift exchange, HOlidCJy5 'IQ Clmllvcleri Term - O5-5-Oawiplis DePauw's winter term experience gives students the chance to explore any interest from personal to professional. Many students chose to stay on campus, take a course from the university, and meet many of Their classmates. A diverse range of classes was offered from a gastronomical journey around the world to fractal geometry. Other students participated in university sponsored trips. Students this year had the opportunity to goto London, Moscow, Italy, tours throughout Europe, New York, and a ghost ranch in New Mexico. Still other students found their own trips or internships and met the extensive require- ments. Students in this category did things from Outward Bound to interning with a top Chicago accounting firm. This year, many changes have been pro- posed concerning winter term on and off campus. Some faculty and administration are attempting to eliminate winter term, claiming that it is not academic enough. Others want to reauire all freshmen to stay on campus for a core experience. Although some question the worth of winter term, any DePauw student can explain the wonderful learning experience of their month. Tracey Bellamy 20 Winter Term Off-Campus l Ready for their first day of their winter term intern- ships are seniors Dawn Wright, who worked at Melvin Simon, 81 Associ- ates, and Sarah Fischer. who worked at a law firm. Senior John Hoffmeister tests his honesty by plac- ing his hand in the mouth of the mask of truth in Rome. Sophomore Brad Morrow takes a break from journal writing during a train ride from Paris to the English Channel. it ' I U b , 'Arg I -I ah, A 1 t'?53T xliej.. ., ii iL 1 'T o-5 6 i tri ' Q fr 4 'i . . .Ni E Q Q. 2 ' m ! .' ,p. I .x J' .,. ' i 1 a Ernie Limbo 1-2 Y x- ,,,.45,. ,' L. .44- DePouw students ore foscinoted by the opportunity to Ieorn ooout the Greek Orthodox religion while in the USSR. l - Red Squore ot night, The intricote orchitecture found in the USSR is even more rndjestic in the winter. 11-1- Winter Terrn Ott-Cornpus 24 Ckfivcteri Term iii Mission .lanuary T988 saw DePauw sTudenTs Travel To boTh hemispheres as parT of The Vllinfer Term in Mission Program. STaTeside, approxi- maTely 20 sTudenTs Traveled To Americus, Georgia, To perform consTrucTion work for HabiTaT for HumaniTy. ln addiTion To working on a house To be inhablTed by a family of 3, The group also Traveled To ATlanTa and CharlesTon, SouTh Carolina. lvluchilena, Hon- duras was home for forTy DePauw sTudenTs for The monTh. The consTrucTion crew asslsT- ed in The building of a convenTion cenTer To be used by The Episcopal Church. A roving medical crew provided help To several vil- lages in The surrounding area, TreaTing up To 200 people daily. The public healTh educa- Tion Team insTrucTed Honduran ciTizens on how To promoTe healThier living. Similar duTies were performed by The sTu- denTs who journeyed To ConcasTe, GuaTe- mala. However, This Team was besieged by bad luck, which was manifesTed in innumer- able plane delays and bus breakdowns, and a poTenT sTrain of bacTeria To which many Team members fell vicTim. According To ju- nior Jay Nichols, These problems led To The adopTion of The nickname The Third and long Team. DespiTe These difficulfies. The group was sTill able To accomplish iTs as- signed Tasks. AfTer a 49-hour plane Trip, The fourTh Team arrived aT lvlacTan Island, one of The 7100 islands in The Philippines. The consfrucfion Team surpassed iTs goal by building four early learning and nuTriTion cenTers. In addiTlon To 'The medical and healTh educarion Teams, a few sTudenTs TaughT English nursery rhymes and songs in a Filipino preschool. Upon Their reTurn, VVTIIVT veTerans sTaTed ThaT Their lives had been greaTly changed by The new friendships and new perspecTives ThaT had been gained during The monTh. Perhaps junior Darryl Neher expressed This feeling besT when he said, IT was The inTan- gible Things ThaT made The VVinTer Term Trip Truly Special. 22 Wafer - 93 - W is if ' Tl ...... it . . ..,... N X ,s.. .. .MLN ' ss XWTXWNEM ' lf ss . MNNM Senior Allyson Belmonf shares a smile wiTh a boy whose family will move inTo The house ThaT The Americus, Georgia Team helped build. Freshman Sfeve Colby examines an infanT. -k-W,,,-,A , N' n li. S C4115- 1 x I' ie 3 h.-f.: Isqq. - 'v,f'f' if '-.3 -3 si A x , Q- i m. ., . ,GN- 'F '-:P sr!!-f-' i . 1. tw 45 - 1. A-fin?-,.. ,453j:KMms,, K: 1 guys 'Q' in l F '5+ 5 f ' ' t I 44 ' . K . 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'tit , ' U , l V , , . .. . t-Julw ',5.?'-1 Holly Boker Hollv BOHBV S9hiOr JOHG GOHGV19 COV9fl-INV OWS O0 SQQ YON4 Gt SODVVOVTIOVG MQW KISSTWOVT1- Freshman Steve Todd spits out a mouthful of spaghetti in an attempt to find the rTter'S mouth. misslng namecard. Special Events 27 deck Q88 WOMEN'S RACE RESULTS 'I5 Kappa Alpha TheTa 25 Alpha Omicron Pi 35 Kappa Kappa Gamma 45 Alpha Chi Omega 55 Pi Bela Phi 65 Alpha Phi 75 Deira Gamma 85 Lucy Rowland Hall Q5 8ishop Rope-rTs Hall 405 DelTa DelTa DelTa 1988 WOMEN'S AWARDS AND ALL- STARS MosT Valuable Rider: KrisTen Sweeney, Kappa Alpha TheTa and Nancy GriT- Ter, Alpha Omicron Pi Rookie of The Year: Caryn Cockerill, Kappa Alpha TheTa MenTal ATTiTude Award QBased on alh- leTic TalenT in biking, posiliye aTTiTude poTh on and off The Track, and aca- demics-now called The Nancy GriT- Ter Award5: Nancy GriTTer, Alpha Omicron Pi FIRST ALL-STAR TEAM l, Caryn Cockerill, Kappa Alpha The- Ta 2. Nancy GriTTer, Alpha Omicron Pi 3, Leah Schoenfeld, Kappa Kappa Gamma A, KrisTen Sweeney, Kappa Alpha TheTa 5, Kelly Widmeyer, Pi 8eTa Phi SECOND ALL-STAR TEAM 'l, 8eTsy Clifford, Alpha Chi Omega 2. Suzie Carlson, Delra Gamma 3 Laura Milner, Alpha Chi Omega 41. Jennifer Orosan, Alpha Omicron Pi 5, Marcie Thompson, Pi 8eTa Phi Olympic CyclisT John Van Develd leads The pa- rade lap during The women's race, A BR rider pushes To slay ahead. Kappa Junior Amy Gaelchus rides by The specTa- Tors Riders gel ready To go pack on The Track by warming up on sTaTionary lolkes. PhoTos by BreTT Flora Women s Race , i 4 ' ' ' 1 4 E p s - . i - -vvv. i 'Qs 3 . - - lu. I, ,..v. M J ,four - I, ' i i ' uuvwq' .Cf .- ' ffm N. . zf .r ' V 1 'L mi. A V f it . ' ' lil, V ,. 'uni 1 r f . Q , . ,.. 'J' . - L li-, ' .' 4. W1 .li v 1,.u-3-, n ' .x V' K , lxpmlh wma-X -rf' lr - 1 .1 ,l ,Q -- JT ?','.iQ' ' CTop Leflj. A Tri-Dell rider dives inio The slroighr-owdy. QTop Righljz Theio pusher ond Assisfdnl Chdploin Sruorl Lord pre pores lo propell Julie Jonoc, CMidclle Leflji An AOPi rider informs senior DG rider Shelley Hunter of ner intended lone change. KADOVGDI Senior Pi Phi Kelly Widrneyer Crosses The infield Clfier The IGCS. CLefTj, Co-Mos? Voluoble Rider Senior Nancy Griller pumps fo regdin on AOPi leod. Women's Roce 20 1988 MEN'S RACE RESULTS 15 DelTa Tau DelTa 25 DelTa Chi 35 Phi Gamma DelTa 45 Phi Kappa Psi 55 Alpha Tau Omega 65 Sigma Chi 75 DelTa Upsilon 85 Lambda Chi Alpha Q5 DelTa Kappa Epsilon 105 BeTa TheTa Pi 115 Sigma Nu 125 Mason 135 Phi DelTa TheTa 1988 MENS AWARDS AND ALL-STARS MosT Valuable Rider: Jeff ClinTon, DelTa Tau DelTa Rookie of The Year: Phil Clark, DelTa Chi MenTal ATTiTude Award QBased on aTh- leTic TalenT in biking, posiTive aTTiTude boTh on and off The Track, and aca- demics-now called The Greg Fox Award5: Greg Fox, DelTa Chi FIRST ALL-STAR TEAM 1. Jeff ClinTon, DelTa Tau DelTa 2. Bill Davis, Phi Gamma DelTa 3. Greg Fox, DelTa Chi 11. George Massey, DelTa Tau DelTa 5. Rob Wunderlich, Phi Gamma DelTa SECGND ALL-STAR TEAM 1. Alan Casey, DelTa Chi 2. Phil Clark, DelTa Chi 3. Tim Cronin, DelTa Chi 41, Greg Shapley, Mason 5. Mike Sherman, DelTa Tau DelTa Tension builds as several riders wall To be pushed inTo The race This pusher gives all of his energy. Senior Tom Downham and an Operahon Life worker rush To assisT a downed BeTa rider. 30 Men's Race BreTT Flora T BreT1 Flora Bren Flora B - 515- ,Xa I Y n f','- - , H4 'is 5 ' S rw cel, S-. rel? Florg E' .. .Msg 1 1-' - .:w f.-- , ,.f ,A 1 fl' 'f . Q, 4'-A is if X ' . N . Tr fl -. A . 1.-is N. l- - ,T ,,,.. , Y X... V .-Q ... . .wi W J ',. x ' .1117 L' --, ,JL .n 5 . . -fe -il' M ' .v - ,, . ' 1 - ' . f ' , A ' ' -' fn r ' - -r sf, 1 .M V- 5, - 1- 41 'TF Ne P. W. i -1 , ...-, , 41 .' I ,f , I . Brew FIOTO CTop Lefljt The agony of exhauslion is shown on senior Tim HoIl's face QTop Pighij A Fiji crew member consoles a disappoinled John Kneis- ley. Clvliddle Lefty The Little 500 field heads down The sfraighrhaway dur- ing d pace lap CAbovej Callers anxiously walch Their lean'i's riders CLeflj' The viclorious Delid Tau Delia Team proudly displays ifs Trophy Men s Race 31 fill-Campus Piofiicl v AoouT Tuesdoy The holf-sheeT of pink for olue, or yellow, or greenj poper oppeored in your pox. An All-Cdmpus Picnic will oe held This Fridoy oT BlocksTock STodium. In order To receive o conned oeverdge . , . The inevi- Toole commenTs followed. Oh mon, onorher one of These Things? We iusT hdd one Two weeks ogol I love All-Cdmpus Picnicsf' Why do They dlwoys plon These Things on The windiesT doy of The yeor7 DespiTe The invoridole dssorTmenT of re- sponses To Them, The All-Compus Picnics were ocTudlly differenT This yeor, FirsT, mosT of Them were held oT BlocksTock STodium insTeod of Bowmon Pork. ln oddiTion, The pic- nics were ossocioTed wiTh oTher ocTiviTies. For exomple, while oTTending This yeor's All- Compus Picnics, sTudenTs could IisTen To o live bond or oirpond, sign o peTiTion To pro- TesT Judge Bork's nomindTion To The Su- preme CourT, ouy T-shirTs, books, or ony oTh- er iTems, ond sponsor numerous philonTh- rophy projecTs. However, oecouse These opporTuniTies were noT olwoys well-publicized, mony sTu- denTs did noT Toke odvonToge of Them. For The mosT porT, All-Compus Picnics sTiII hod Their fervenT Tons ond deTermined deTroc- Tors, Will Berry prepores To enjoy his hoT dog ond poked oeons feosT STudenTs woiT for The hoT dogs To geT hoT. Heather Seeboss '11 .' Nl . . V, . .gs K 32 All-Campus Picnics 1u 1J4 ......-,. l 4 R 'ln -A 1-1- v , se, . i Q, . 4, 1' . ur V i--Q N JY O V rm cfs Ii i it 'g ,Q i 6 xv ol X -YA. We M' 'if' W- igii-vi fr i'i 'i i G ,f I -4 3' , xx A . pi .,, 'jf I- -' . , . -1 r i: KJ! --me 'T q 3, 5 V ' r' Q a'-' '. ' H 'i -T N'q.iP' ll A' 1 ,A r 5 ' x an 'I 11- ' , ',u. 'W I a vi-r ' ' - 4 1' SN-.I i-. 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The seoson begon wiTh on ex- Tremely chollenging work, Som Shepord's i'Buried Child, The PuliTzer Prize-winning ploy is seT in rurol Illinois ond porTroys The lives of o once proud fomily which is now olmosT com- plefely desTroyed by incesT, rope, ond infon- Ticide. The surreolisTic ond monidcol dspecTs of The ploy cerToinly TesTed The obiliTies of The cosT, which included sophomores Dovid Ldwrence, AsTrid FingerhuT, lvlichoel Dolfon, ond Kim Lowden, ond juniors ScoTT Copsey ond JonoThon Eves. Six weeks loTer The LiTTle ThedTre crew followed wiTh onoTher PuliTzer Prize winner, Edword AIbee's A DelicoTe Boloncef' This ploy Touched on such coh- Tempordry issues such os The sTresses of old oge ond olcoholism Through o cdsT of widely voried chorocfers, AcTors in This producTion included sophomores Jessico Gregory, Silvio lvlordini, Diono Dovid, ond Andrew Bogdon, ond juniors Diono Corson ond lvloTT lrvine. For The firsf Time, LlTTle ThedTre sponsored boTh o ploy ond o musicol during VVinTer Term: The l?ivols ond Lo Boheme, The Rivols is o clossic comedy wriTTen by 48Th cenTury ploywrighf Richdrd Brinsley Sheriddn, ond wos much differenf boTh in Tone ond con- TenT from The yeor's previous producTions, The ploy's convoluTed ploT cenTers on The relofionship beTween Lydio Longuish ond her Three odmirers. Asfrid FingerhuT reTurned To The Moore ThedTre sToge ond offered o de- lighfful porTroyol of lvlrs. lvldldprop, who prides herself on her fine vocobuldry while seldom using o word properly ThroughouT The whole ploy. lvlichoel Dolfon dlso reTurned os Bob Acres, o bumbling buT omusing souire who vies for Lydio's love. LiTTle ThedTre veT- eron Dovid Lowrence ployed onoTher one of Lydio's poTenTiol suiTors, Sir Lucius O'Trig- ger. WoshingTon-bosed direcTor Ken Co- meron direcfed The cdsT Through doily six- hour reheorsols, ond ddded d few conTem- porory Touches, such os hovlng TheseT crew chonge scenery while on roller skoTes. Ofh- ers involved in The l?ivols included ScoTT Copsey, Mike Border, Kevin lsbisfer, KrisTon SiTes, ond Tess Lino, -Bl Puccini's fdmous opero Lo Boheme wos LlTTle TheoTre's musicol conTribuTion To The 4987-88 seoson. SeT in 4830 in Pdris, The work exdmined oTTiTudes Toword love ThoT sTlll rong True wiTh The 4988 oudlence. The opero juxfoposed The Trogedy ond comedy which seem inherenT in dll loving reIdTlonships. The double cosT included AssisTonT Professor of Communiccnion Som Abel, Thomcis lvloriner '77, ond sTudenTs Julie Show, Jennifer Loy- mdn, Jomes l-lollond, Rich Arshonsky, Joe Ri- goTTi, Somuel Rosodo, Bob Perry, Kelly Ton- nehill, ScoTT Uddenberg, Dovid Forsell, Melis- so Kline, ond Shonnon G-oTh. Originolly, LiTTe ThedTre hod pldnned To perform STock, ond originol musicol by ju- nior Jim Hollond, os ifs losT producfion. How- ever, noT enough performers oudiTioned, so The Dining Room by A.K. Gurney, Jr. wos presenTed insfeod. SeT in The 49AlO's, The ploy provided d look of The disdppeoring culTure of rich whiTes in The NorTheosT. This ploy wos especiolly chollenging becduse iT consisfed of 48 seporoTe scenes ond eoch dcTor ployed six or more roles. The six Tolenf- ed cosT members, KrisTen Perks, Dovid Low- rence, Jim Holldnd, Chorles Brosheors, KoTie l-lershberger, ond Cdroline Compbell, hod Their ocflng obiIiTies sTreTched. Thus ended o diverse ond evenTful LiTTle ThedTre seoson. -Mi .lk ,I Sophomores Dovid Lowrence, Kim Lowden, ond Michoel DcilTon Tcike ci breok from Buried Child reheorsols, Photos by BreTT Flord. 3A LiTTle ThedTre Tilden Clviicnoel Dcilionj onempts To Talk To his foiner QDovid Lowrencej, X f -K, Q., Q, 'if -33, .1 '-I . A3 Q1 'fkxfk j 5 Fa if 5:59-1 fy :Asad -:Kr 1' ,gtk JM' ig'- A 'E' f J 1 4 E L i f 'is rc.,' fi, ep. '-2 questions on unsuspect- -' ing Shelly fKim Lowuenp. Tilderi qmicnoei Dolionjl Juniors Mori Irvine ond Diono Corson discuss fonwily moi Ter in A De-iicoie Bcxicincef' Alcoholic Clorre qJessico Gregoryp gives o soliioquy ..-nn '15 -- X T - s is xx T s T s X M -, v X xx sv -i w xx T-X T T T T ,ss N -K s -1.-l Q S X TQ X 'NX ' X' YN X 'VYNM5 NN E? X QXXKQXGFS View ivrllli Duzeri Du This yeor sow Duzer Du underToke one of iTs biggesT proiecTs yeT: producTion of on en- Tirely sTudenT-run musicol. Guys ond Dolls represenTed The firsT Time The TheoTer honor- ory oTTempTed such dn odvenTure. The for- Ty-nine member cosT, including o TwenTy-six member piT orchesTro, reheorsed for seven weeks before opening nighT, Junior Tim lvlill- er, who direcTed The ploy, expressed hope ThoT iT would be 'lo good woy To geT more people inTeresTed in TheoTer oT DePouw. Guys ond Dolls presenTed on inTeresTing mix of chdrocTers: Miss Adeldide, o nighTclub doncer who is The fourTeen-yeor fidncee of professionol gombler NoThon DeTroiT: ond missionory Soroh Brown, who despiTe herself folls in love wiTh gombler Sky lvlosferson. These roles were pldyed by senior KoTie Hershberger, juniors Phil Pordus ond Rochoel Andrew, ond sophomore ScoTT Uddenberg, respecTively, Senior Dove lhlenfeld served os musicol direcTor. Though The long reheorsols were exTremely demonding on everyone, Duzer Du's plons fell inTo ploce in The end ond The musicol wos well-received Duzer Du's spring producTion wos yeT on- oTher disploy of iTs diverse TosTes. Fefu ond her Friends, by Morie Irene Fornes, sTorred eighT DePouw women: freshmen Erico Goecxs, HeoTher NorThrup, Tess Lino, Deb- oroh Bigony, ond Krisfon SiTes: juniors Cofher- ine Bouer ond KrisTin Morlxleyg ond senior Amie Klempnouer, The ploy, direcTed by sophomores AsTrid FingerhuT ond Sheno Go- moT, hos o roTher simple ploTi eighT women gdTher oT Fefu's house To prepore for o pre- senToTion on The imporTdnce of educdTion. Through The chorocTers' conversohons, however, The oudience wos sTimuldTed To reflecf on The complex problems presenTed by womonhood VViTh The chollenge of 'lFefu ond The leviTy of Guys ond Dolls, Duzer Du cerToinly sTreTched iTs TolenTs This yeor Phil Pdrdus confers with Tim l-lolf during o breok in The crop game in Guys ond Dolls Krisfen Moruley, seoTed, lisfens To The Thoughfs of o fel- low cosf member in T'Fefu ond her Friends i gi .5 S .P -., T u.. MA, yds., X X J 36 ouzerpu I- 51 ' Sky's CSCOTT Uddenbergj -'SSYVTWOVT' ct The mwssion folls on Sororfs U?ochoe-I Andrewj deof ears - or so 11 Seems N0 PBGLQ Hfo U49 Mak J - WOVEW5 Wfg. 'ga Ffgk , -ft. aff 1 , ,N ' e' 1 Wa'-Kev' eil! M3251 sv 6439, 25114: 112 pw' -2,4 -4 :O 3 7' . A Y 11 ifkiilggo? 'lip-If ffm' Ti? W W' 'if ia, 'tab Qi it Tim Holt begs luck To be O iody Duzer Du 37 Qsfwii 1 x' Ai Losi - Griclciuniioidl i u On SaTurday, May 2'l, The sun shone brighTly over GreencasTle as DePauw con- ducTed iTs l41QTh CommencemenT Ceremo- nies, AfTer a brief welcome from PresidenT BoTToms, 1988 Walker Cup l?ecipienT Nancy GriTTer spoke To her classmaTes. She reflecT- ed on The many perspecTives from which each senior could view The changes he or she had experienced during The pasT four years, Following Nancy's speech, former ln- diana governor and currenT SecreTary of HealTh of Human Services OTis Bowen deliv- ered an address enTiTIed Individual Deci- sions, in which he urged The audience To be aware of The many effecTs each person's own choices has on The surrounding world. AfTer his speech, Dr. Bowen was awarded an honorary DocTor of Public Service degree. and John Crawford Maxwell, disTinguished geoIogisT and DePauw alumna, was given an honorary DocTor of Science degree. Then was The Time each senior had been waiTing for, The one ThaT had seemed so im- possibly far off during Those cram sessions in The AfTer-Hours Room of Roy O. - The pre- senTaTion of diplomas. As The long lisT of names was reciTed, The air was filled wiTh cheers, applause, whisTles, and, of course, The disTincT sound of Tops popping off more Than a few champagne boTTles. And wiTh The TradiTional singing of A ToasT To De- Pauw, The ceremony marking The culmina- Tion of The besT years of our lives ended. Having iusT received his diploma, Harold Buchholz smiles proudly as he walks across The sTage Phoios by Joe VVhiTTaker 'N .. K with fzgff T lv a -T Y '-il , H l .., I . -- iw Q' .f 5 N ,' 4 ,ff I 38 Graduahon Presidenf Boffoms and ofhers lisfen carefully as Nano Griffer addresses her clossrnafes. qoelowp Y -is ,pr 3531 54 1 Universify lvldrshal John Bdughmon assisfs Presldenf Roberf Bollorns confer an honor- ary degree upon Dr. Ofis Bowen. Cldsping hands before going in differenl direcfions during The processional are Doug Ingersoll and LiAnne Krafzer, Graduofion 30 -.- w-:- issins.,::y-.,.--:s..ssqs3.s,:.-ssr's-ez.1:1s.,1-15:-:5:-.ws:,a:.si-X4 una:-.::.-s..I-1-gy, , ,,,:,..::.5:.f:.q,g.xQM ,, , A .. ,, . r I ' - i - 1i'xIf'1Y-'f'. ': -' 1. :f-T' Fiikkxf-:3SEI3i3. 5.2-5523.-.-,QI':c'Ef:1S95sf ' : Ifi2'f1lS'SE'F'5'52E.Eft-5-:'I:-:-SASL. I 125-K.':'T'JfFi1g.'xf2I -TEE,gL.,b-2-- - 5 :N -E lei, -:2: I-CQ?-3sj'kE:Tf f5ff:' . -'-Q,-jfggi:1::5E,f:.,:r:'g,'::-s::5::.::-3-5355:-..:f.,,, -.Q-:T we-:E --f--f- 2-: ':3::s?fSi-si-is if .1-.s i g--T .N ,, .T:r::f'- ml --.- - egg-ss-ss.:.,.Ws.., I IS Q Q A I . 4 s 1+ X ., ,Till wi-is is,.fsfi X Ni: ,,. ills sf vsf- .mfg 2-r-Q. -1- .wir-r--S XNE Iwi-I -rs -:ii MNNNR :Ili Q,-is I I-'-I I-i iyq NX'2 TeN3.?I- 'z-'Q-. ET ilalifif l'lIiFl , , 'NIS All dlll',,lI3ii l'1a I Y- -, 'f ss -six,-Q. -, ,,,, L 7222: ,,....., iyvyy lv .,,.,s1, kiss, I -A we Y IT-I T222-WTI Giiadiialiovi - Oovctilueci The PresidenT's Charge To The GraduaTing Class In advancing you To your degrees I have admiTTed you To The company of graduaTes of DePauw UniversiTy and have made you members of The larger company of universi- Ty graduaTes elsewhere. You have enTered inTo a communiTy enTrusTed wiTh a noble in- heriTance, You have noT boughT your privi- lege, you have noT paid a price for These honors. You have earned Them. YeT you are also The heirs of all The pasT, lvlen and women of rich mind have labored and you have en- Tered inTo Their Iaborsg propheTs and sages, scholars and scienTisTs, poeTs and public ser- vanTs have wroughT wiTh paTIence, and The abundanT fruiT of Their Tail is yours, IT is yours To use To increase, and To beaueaTh To your successors. We welcome you inTo This fellowship of seekers afTer TruTh and servanTs of righTeous- ness. In The name of These who have gone be- fore and of your sons and daughTers who are To follow you, The UhiversiTy charges you To be sTrong To acauiT yourselves wiTh inTegriTy and be loyal To your highesT ideals: WhaT- soever Things are True, whaTsoever Things are iusT, whaTsoever Things are pure, whaT- soever Things are lovely, whaTsoever Things are of good reporTg if There be any virTue and if There be any praise, Think on These Things, WE CHARGE YOU TO HOLD YOUR DEGREE SO IT SUFFERS NO HARM IN YOUR HOLDING IT: TO HOLD IT FOR THE HONEST SERVICE OF OTH- ERS, TO HOLD IT WITH UNTARNISHED HONOR TO YOURSELF, As Tracey Bellamy, Allyson BelImonT, and Julie BenneTT loolf on, Darryl Be-nne-TT begins his graduaTion celebra- Tion a lilrle early Peering ouT over all The morTar boards is Jim DeVore. Pholos by Joe WhiTTaker 1 Q50 if .l 43 . Pv- vw' Ai ' 71.4 I I I. -I I -I I I 'T ilirwxh .+L .-yi, -T' L 1 AO Graduahon T I Four long yeors ore finrsned - enougn To grve Kelly Arnolcl somernrng To smile oboul ? -N 'Q Q 'za 4 'qv , R' fl X X 1-5. l ,rx . 'T' :iv Jax ..- Y.-9 Hugs ore excnongecl ond hols fly os DePouw's newesl olurnni congrolulole eocn olner, Diplorno IU nond, Jenny Bouer grins Groclucmon 414 AT A GLANCE 'rx-Tri' HPIH ll' H I li A I U Q 'T 4 auf T1 -. vu 1 5 ,N S. M S .Pff X It ',-,..!e3A - GX, E 412 People Duwder -I wwf' .-- Q-N X' we--9 ui ' Lix Mn- ,W X ,I .MVN xg, 'ib- g? 37 XJ ' A 1 wg 4 WM., People Dnvider A3 fx, N Bi J W X ' 4 n 'X -. J 'P U QR gf' s J A ' -l R fi! . 5- 2 F.: ax. ff . i .1 1- if-1--Q, I A s ,,gw,, x V3 In s 5' 'F l ,, Q.. l W, v L , , Chrisia Abel Reclor Doug Adams Della Chi Healher Lynn Adarns Longden Kalhy Allford Reclor Elizabeth Alimin Lucy Karlin Lisa Amaden Bishop Roberls Kiera Amsiuiz Lucy Allison Anderson Lucy J-,N Q,-:v- --Q-Ss . ' N , f' 4 Ni 1-i 5- , S: I 'R X l .s Nh , QL x 4 L i xx.. , ,. lx 1-5 new V Jx Ku xg W sd ' Y'X Vq ,R .cy J X V E , -1,51 NX L: vs-1 -fa ' . ' L sg. FQ is ' - w sei , -'VK' 'P'- X, lwwfi Qs' QL ' - ,iw RQ-153. i . libfiji V- . ,L -X . A' .- 5' --:ri-. N -NS' -, A ' 5, .545 L51 1 x -: iii K X . ,- ff h U lm ,O N'-fl ' 3' . Ql-' sal: QQ, we as -P ' 'ffifqzsfwf W 'f r w . s, vx f . - X ?'i'-:'aif- X , ,5! .gg:L - ffffilg 5:52-YL 'lf' .nb me Kaarin Anderson Lucy Joy Arrnslead Bishop Roberis Lynne Arnold Reclor Lori Aspegren Recior l-lilary Barron Lucy Belh Behrencll .1 V il J E a i 7 i I 4. sz: f said. Yi 55-U, uv P147 .M . - x 4 l lu A ,' '. 4.4 l , f'-Sw ' ., Misly Ayers Lucy Clare Backer Recior Briliany Lee Ballara Reolor Jennifer Barr Recior Reclor Lawrence Benson Delia Upsilon Julia Beijemann Bishop Roberls YZ' i x I f QQ. Q x 1 , Tb' 'NF B ...r- 4- ' 'M t ,K V 33597 1 lit :'-F1 l 2 116 , 1 X 1 I ig. I -ik Timolhy Beverly Mason Crislina Bill Bishop Roberls Joe Blake Delia Chi Kelly Ann Boger Bishop Roberls -. .-: ix 'Q I 'E ,x , Ive Tamara Boggess Bishop Roberls Polly Bohaocorsi Recior Ken Borgeraihg Delia Tau Delia Susan BOVDGFTWOD Lucy Pamela Borowski Lucy Pairicia Borowski Bishop Roperis Douglas Bouareau Mason Eric Braaaom Delia Upsiloh .'v S 1 iv-wr Y-iikrrww K AJ 3 .'la 155 1-Try NS? '-dv 2-. F ' -nw A - If Vi' TS' - 1' . 11 Mihai Louise Braselioh Lucy Maria Brazil Bishop Roberis Caryl Bridges Bishop Roberis Alice Bryce Reoior li H F? .ISL 1 V. . x- f' X ' ,1Q.w1.3-if-V f , ' ,lv H'f7.H'15N - A Q :wr S: .67 ,A ' Six --'- X x vi-L- N SM MH, K . - 'z, . ' Im , ,wi .Z L -'Lt ,,, 'x ' If V .1 uf' il , Y 'lf fr' j 1 ,K L1L W , ,9 B ' i. Q . ,P - f W .xx ' A , ig V 5.5. , I 5' ' av I Si if in 'E ', , ,' ' ,i .- 'I' T ,N , 'I fy ., ,N ,V '-1, . , ' N . J f 3 l Tommy Buckovicn Bishop Roberls Colhy Bullock Lucy Dole Buronosky Delio Upsilon Krysho Coldemeyer Reclor 1 Ann Coldwell Bishop Roberls Jennifer Coins Reclor Julie Corson Reclor f 0. l 1 '17 ' L 1.1. A xx ff f,X J Q1 J Xiu. . , B , -1- A Y , WWI gg C3 mx, 3 nw:-vmmf, B Q?iMEWff?w imwlikiiffgww, 43,31-.CfLwwm. 4' . -'Mi -'A :J-fi. iyA1'Ef'- -fffm J.-E3 N. l 1:2 4: J I v S 4'- ENV? r- f 4' r K f x ix S f Y' f 'Yi' ' Q3 J x 1 M: i 1 X, 1 - A ff-,7 F l Jenny Coruso Reolor lvlicnoel Cololono Dello Upsilon Louro Cnobroio Lucy Lynley Cnondler Reclor 4 wx G' ' ii K h , :EL HH, svmiukvn I UQ, Y, t--r N . . 7 Eli . lx V .i . 1' ,llsi -lfll' l f . N Alison Cloncy Bishop Roberls lvlelonie Clowson Bishop Roberis Norine Cleory Lucy Coiherine Coffrnon Bishop Roberls ,N l sNTqisN24S: 5 , Coihleen Ann Collins Lucy Arny Lee Comer Recior Jennifer Cook Recior Jeff Cooper Belo Thelo Pi 1' , Kg 1 .rj V 1. r X B Joyne Coughlon Reclor Jone Crondoll Recior Jennifer Crecelius Bishop Roberts Todd Cumpow Dello Chi Davio Dalenberg Delia Upsilon Jennifer Davis Bisnop Roberts Caiherine L, Day Reoror Maiinew Dean Delia Chi w-5.7 .g IVR 1' .'v .,,' , .wb 3. : 4-.-Q7 .4 . 4 A- v- w..:i , .-1 -'-1-HQ: :ii .iq Y. .1 i 1 's 5 . - in J L. xi I Z, 1' v. 1 ' H Hn. . i - Ib i 'l' E -U 3 i , I H N 'L'r'3 i54l ,'t'-f:i4Gf.f1'UPi 'Vi' ffl, A FN 'Q-1?- -2f,'.,.' 4 -L: '-1. 2,-X: V -. ,VE M.. W- V, W.-I Q. .,... -.V 1.. -.- ,.,.1,-., -- 1, Yrs i g 'ill wi ll 11421 u3,um. u i 32 1. ' f ..-V1 5 .'f13T ',- nn HV 1 -L - ii-fm 1- 1 Q' vfiml, X P Q ' q, Q F - 1 . ' - mt Q1 'ii ' '-v 'I' f - .f Y ! ..-Mai -as L1 v 1 i f' 'R Q-00 X Yr- . Q Jennifer Curran Lucy Tnornas Curris Delia Upsilon Brad Cyiron Beia Tnera Pi Karhy Danlauisr Lucy x if' 4.5 ' ' ft kj 1. V x I . Q.. lb xwff X , X Lkx I ' If I- , R? Jenny Dees Lucy Tamara DeJong Lucy Dana DeISignore Delia Kappa Epsilon Karen Lorraine DeTer'npIe Recror Ashley Eornesi Lucy - Koiherine Emory Lucy - B Koren Emery Recior Jennifer Emrnerr S, Recror N -v Q N' i 3 x i , 9 ,i i' B cf: fs 'Q -3 V V V ev .7 .. .df W V J 5. ' If N -A1 5 ' 'ur ' ,. i 'Er 'U' . Un 1 :HQ - -C, Q. i E B. fx. ' IG' 7' 'x A ai' X' . 1.1 gif ' X '4 'B 10 Y v Jeonne DeVos Elizobeih Erlondson Bishop Roberis Recior Tiffony DiBernoroo Lynn Ewold Rector Lucy Rochei Dreioonci Kelly Forquhor Bishop Rooeris Bishop Roberis Becky Duksiein Meiisso Feinlieb Bishop Roberts Lucy ' Arlr xx 1 :- I , vi X Adrienne Fisher Bishop Roberls Jud Fisher Della Tau Della Katie Filzsimmons Bishop Roberts Tim Freeman Beta Thela Pi 1 J 0 0-n E' v,,,.'r i 195 I gg ,I U' 41 - 'Fw gms f , ill If 'IL . '. ,'l.r.Ex,..' l 1 . Elizabelh Felger Lucy Amy Ferguson Recior Deborah Fields Lucy Karen Fifield Lucy ,Qs , ' 4' : ,Q sv . 1 A . , l .- . , l J' v- 1 I , 1 ' X ltr! V Q Whilney Freeman Bishop Roberls V Tim Frey Alpha Tau Omega Laura Frigo Reolor Michael Fronlz Della Chi wwf-ff i ai fn i Wa., Q , xx t 4' 4 1 .07 K K , gig Ll, x f 9- 'Q- . ' X h ' .- - Y r l . fx x . r ' 1 'I '- . X X 1:4 lx l X lx X i l Clark Fryrear Della Upsilon Joslin Gericke Bela Thela Pi Leslie Giannini Bishop Roperls Greg Giles Della Chi i Chrislina Glynn Lucy Erika Goecks Reclor Gayle Gorveh' Bishop Roberls Melanie Gough Lucy -4- , W' A fi 6 -SL x f 7 Al X - l x .X i 'J is 'F ! Q ..-A. A X I l i X NX- P--'K ...rf I yn 5 Jennifer Granl Reolor John Gray Della Tau Della Belh Ellen Grimes Reclor Allyson l-lalsleaa Bishop Roperls 1 C191 J l,, f , X ,, Janice Hay Bishop Roperls Belsy Hecock Bishop Roberls Tiffany Hemmer Lucy Kathy Hesse Lucy l 'N 1 115, vx., NO ws? Y...-7 gsegjl , Janel Lynne Hammond Bishop Roberts Cynlhio Diane Harkness Lucy Susan Harmon Lucy Susan Halcher Lucy Amy Hilgenaorf Lucy Barbara Hill Reclor Nick Hill Della Tau Della Healher Hilohens Reolor Belindo Howe Lucy Dove Hunt K B Delto Tou Delto Elizabeth Wells Inghorn f i Bishop Roberts Kothryn lngle f - i Bishop Roberts 5 5 ,K 5 Y N I., 'K il , , f . J J l 3 'V' . ' S is vig 3 'szif i 1. J i V l, N l -Q ff' . 7 t 1 Q 1 X is , , N.. X 5 hx F6 45 or 1 f 1. N rs .N - ps. 1 .4 , 'TT Leigh Anne Hoberg Bishop Roberts G-orrett l-loffrnon Delto Epsilon Eric l-lopp Delto Tou Delto ar.. TNT 'J 'EX'-L 1 .' I P .Hr A I' Aa-I W. Q- . 'V L. If - ' , ll' -r r. g-1 1 'M' Q ' ,,. gl.. f l BW x X 1 Q ,J X ff ,agp Julie Jonzoruk Rector Ellen Johnson Bishop Roberts Georgionno Johnson Bishop Roberts Chodmon Householder lvlorcio Johnson Phi Gornmo Delto Rector it ,I .. ,1, ' NL-il l I Liso Johnslone Recior Kil Jonos Bishop Roberis Kerry Jones Lucy Sie-phonie Koiser Reclor IQ' Q-of 'UID JJ.. . ,,-1.9 QQ - vo' , A X '-J nl , ,. AF' 'f- . ' ',l -K ' ' rc: -' A' ll . ff v iq :1 wjiu1 vr ff . vg. , . .u V -,r aw xl' I .Hay 7 . V .VA.l -x' lvlorgorel Johnson Reclor lvlorielle Johnson Lucy Michelle Johnson Bishop Roberls Trocy Johnson Bishop Roberls .'x. -I , III, an e-ii xxx if '7 T 4. ' ' l . 1-v ' l-lui A. Kong Reolor Louro Keedy Reclor Slephen Keiser Dello Upsllon Anne Ellzopelh Keller Lucy Siephanie Kingsley Reclor l-lannah Kirsch Bishop Roberis ? X72 44 r X ,ri ,Lg ' .,, 3 ., 1 ',,, .an . w ,fv R 1 4 Laura Kerr Bishop Roberis Kelly Key Lucy Chrisiina Kiel Recior Richard Kim Delia Upsilon Diana Louise Knapp Recior Jesseke Kollau Lucy , I I N nh X X , -J A ., g., f ' ! l B Q ii.i X an 41. Christine Krernling Bishop Roberts Denise Kubal Reclor Carol Lareau Recior Aniia Lawrence Bishop Roberts 4. YQ'-v .I i lil L f 'A i 535:11 ,A .. ip A .- - . , 5 I 4 M K fl xl x Fw i '0 0 i . 'ig ls! ,ll -,W It V' ' u ,I ' 'ik I gi ily? N ' A l gk XY ,iff 5. Ji -V ,ey ,Q V? ' Q., fi- q, ,lf-LT .I': ' f '-' K .- 1-.zl inf-'-ay, an -1 . xl'KL',v':- 'f,lf.'-' 'ft .-x' ,. 5- 5-. ' 1i:,.- ,u.4.lI-. ,- if - X lvw. N11 ,- E LA . - 'f fl , si 4 I Kelly Maureen Leahey Lucy Leigh Anne Lealhery Reolor Karen Elizooelh Lewis Reclor Michelle Lillara Bishop Roberls Erika Lillersl Reclor Alexia Loyanich Reclor Susan Lyons Reclor Amy MacNeille Bishop Roberls -2 iff ,.-f if-l 1 N' 0 An- U-44' 5 I 3 lp X Mioje Magaich ' 'IJ 4:4 LUCY -- -,k j Anjela Marlin 4- l ,, 5 Reclor ' qi' David Marzullo SAL Mason , L e , . Lisa Maxwell Reclor ' R fi- hw l i -I my K l 'Z G' Z x ' f fn x Qs Q I, - sf , l X. l Colin McClary Della Upsiloh Melanie McConnell Lucy Melissa McCreery Reclor Sarah Mcllroy Reclor Amy S. McPhee Recior Tonya Means Bishop Roberis Molly Lyhh Meyer A j ' Lucy ' K Berh Miles -' h e B Rector - fv- e Q f -f . - 1, f .3 .srwxk ' QTQX Q N.u:' X i .l Q V k X, , f, . ,I y .f' N ' 'ff' X ...- . N Q I .-K' X WN! GQ B 1 K- -N. 4. K ly- A r t .J kv 'Q Sh. l' 4 ' , l -e fx 49' 1. 1' fl .- .wp Chrislihe Miller Bishop Roberls I-, .., M lik Kristy Miller Reclor Corey Mihrurh Bela Thera Pi Gayle Moalz Lucy fx: . 'A -, 1 -, ., X I S 5 I +5 I 4 6 Y 911 FV r'g . X x x'+ V X s X A at' T ' '6- FF' -. 1 Chrisliho Mohfre Reclor Jolhom Mohsmo Belo Thero Pi Susie Morris Bishop Roberrs Jo Elleh Morrow Reclor Siocey Muehlpouer Bishop Roperls Louro Muir Lucy Sucheioho Mukhopodhyoy Bishop Roperls .lorries Mullih Mosoh UU' ' I :T 'c X it-5 Rf ta . K J 145555 iii S-ef a ,... 1' oil! I . ll ' Liso Murlough Bishop Roberis Jehhifer Neol Re-clor Roger Neff Delio Upsiloh Nohcy LYNN Nelsoh Lucy f .' '. , ,.. .iw- , .-.- 'V X on 1 A l YW V17 Davia Novak Delia Upsilon Nancy Novak Longden Anne Elizabeih O'Donnell Reclor Anny Oler Lucy N 1 K W . ii' as .I VX UN Nxiw:- P i Q L Q L. 0 Av gn X XY . , QM , I P . 1 an Ak, x 'Q-cv . N 1 ii 1 I . :- fi: - ' -47 ' yu L, J, i J l.: vg i Shelli Nicholson HGCITHGV OIFUSTSOC1 Reclor Lucy Marie Niaecker SWQGVU Ornori Bishop Roberls Delia Chi Nancy Nizarnoff JOl'1r'i OTT Mason Bishop Rooeris Krislin Norene Reclor Michael Pankey Bela Thela Pi l i l l l l l Ai g 4' ,rv . 1 I qijx Q- . ' .9 -Us ' A 7 ., . ff 'A In Qwsf- ' Cecily Anne Peierson Bishop Roperis Mari Phelan Delia Tau Delia Lisanne Pigaio Bishop Roperis Karie Posi Lucy pu- -X ' fs , t y . 45, Kb' M X lf Y f i s' X, 4 C ' , if ff ' ii 55 -fx Q 3 5 R711 ' 1, Anne Pairick Xp P f K' Peoior -' 7 , Andra Pavuls ' Recior I i I Krisiin Perks X .- Bishop Roperis . I Kirk Perry Delia Chi Aa ,Cb fn 9 5,6 , 1 -. ' is ,' li N I 4 Karen Lynn Powell Lucy Jane Propsi Recior Kirn Quigley Recior Andrew Ranck Deira Chi ',d,. , 1 1? lvlark Reuler Della Upsilon Elena Revelas Reclor Julie Riaenour Bishop Rooerls Elizabelh Ann Riagway Rector iii ' --- X 1 .ff R 'lf' r Q i ' 9 l ' i T o r .1 l h fx 'X 'N 'X if ' l - I ' i ' n .3 ' x i A is wg., v X .1492 Q quo. If 5 'X E 15,5 A Ki N iw I XAH an 69 gH 9x, 'L T .X N .. i jun an 4-r'7 Pamela Ray I Lucy if l ' jr, Susan Ray 5 13. ,Jaya Bishop Roberls g Kary Ream ,235 i ' , Reclor Sherry Reid Lucy V i , l-. Joel Riley Della Upsilon Slacy Riley Longaen Ann Roessler Longaen Andrea Rollins Longaen I '1 'TIV A f Z iss.- S 'A Chistopher Russell Delta Upsilon Susan Russell Bishop Roberts Christina Salonika Lucy Jennifer Sanaeis Lucy ra ,1 11 ...,..,.-v., , ,, NF ,995 r ,xx Q , 1 Samuel Rosaao Mason Camilla Roses Bishop Roberts Tina Ross Longclen Charlie Rote Delta Upsilon fwil TN17' 'P 'v W, ,ik -fi nf' 1 i B Q f el if 4, , V v - ..- -. ', . 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Tl' , , K , K xt . ft, -Q-e e , X. Vi Jennifer Tuiiie Lucy Cyninio Uliern Lucy Suson Limbaugh Recior Soron Uiferbock Lucy F - . - vm-v - E13 112-17 .i.X. 2 .- ii L11 . ,. e. , SH, Q., n.- N Q- ..- 47+ 'fini Y., 1 Kevin Tompkins ,Wx f'-ri-wa ' :FXS A' xg. YM N ' iwx -rs. 'F' ' E6 A ' x 'X ' if -it '-it W A Q..'9-'if 54 5 V . wt s f QQ R .H i 1.--'- .' nun-v'! -.o- .'x. r.-' IU N 'rx 'lam 4 iTZ 'X ,T . ,U-r Ginger Weiss Befo Tneic Pi PGCTOF Cnrision Trornoniono AVTW WVWOVTCU Rectgr Rector Corrie Tressler Eileen WiNiOVTiS Recior LUCY Fe-iigig Turner Wendy Noei Williams LUCy Recior L, 7 . Jennifer Wolf Rector Vikosh Yooov Deiio Chi Amy Yorbrough Bishop Roberis Alison Young Lucy gn. -. if ' x M34 E Xu l ff mi fi. - N ' i r Q. 1-. .f o I .,l'k,l'f,-'. -ir! Liso Wiliiornson Bishop Roberis Suson Eioine Wilffong Lucy Jonice Wingoder Lucy Amy Winsness Bishop Roberfs as YT -ff? '41 iss' Ann Zimbors Recior Bobbie Zimmerrnon Bishop Roberis L X W i .,,... 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R, 3 E. in 'Q s ,l ivr Ywa-Q NN-A 1 ' Jay Berliner Lambda Chi Alpha Luke Billmah Della Upsilah Thersa Bissell Delia Della Delia 21 3 ii , - E Eff, Belh Barlz Alpha Phi Betsy Baxell Pi Bela Phi Kelly Brauh Kappa Kappa Gamma Elizapelh Brawh Kappa Alpha Thela Sara Carek Kappa Alpha Theta Suzanne M. Carlson 4:5 'Vx QL- '-1 v ' 1532? P . . , x.,:,.q: . e 'P . T ' 1 :fl .xx rt' '73 429 Q l YE mu W I X Davia Burleigh Delta Upsilon Jennifer Burns Kappa Alpha Theta John Busey ll Alpha Tau Omega Monica Capra Kappa Kappa Gamma Delta Gamma Shelley Catherine Kappa Alpha Theta Kristie Caughey Delta Zeta ...... ...,.:5, Q is ni,- . A S! i , Wy. F :RQ S.. 325- ,fl-:V 1 igyxxy wx ,E V, up Q ' Q ,QQ - R .E I' ' ,X !'l f' 4 4 ,Ji fl 1-,fi : .G I' ' :LI :F 25 L' X .N . A . QA Cathy Chambers Kappa Alpha Theta Eaie Christopher Kappa Kappa Gamma Beth Coats Pi Beta Phi Joyce Collins Delta Delta Delta r ..,- ,Dt ...nl ,f . , .... 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Tony Josl Della Chi lvlaria Javeh Della Della Della Michael Jurs Della Upsilah Amy Kauerz Della Della Della '95 1 . ag 4 V ,qw - , ' , 4 if l 1.. ii C17 Aharew J, Knox Hagale Kalle Kahz Pl Bela Phi Diahhe Karila Pl Bela Phi Amy Krahh Della Della Della Jennifer Layman Alpha Chi Omega Mlchika Lloyd Kappa Alpha Thela Jan David Lundy G' Della Upsilon --A Shelly Main Q Us , A u Della Della Della 4, E fit Q X, rf' uv ,Ll X ,U N :A s f ' ., fl Iliff wil 2' 150 3 1 -if W ' 1 ,gb TTr lv N l f X X :Eff , ,Q U vi' I S' .,- ,px gx - ' 1 YJ. f fi fr F K 3 'B 'TJ 3-8. is fl Nqhfix '57 Jahn Krauss L X Claire Malling Alpha Tau Omega Kappa Alpha Thela Melissa Lancasrer Sigrid Nael Marahn Alpha Gamma Della Della Gamma Karen Lang Angela Malhews Kappa Alpha Thela l Kappa Kappa Gamma Jennifer Lash ' Chrisline M. Mawlcke Della Gamma Della Gamma X C N' ..., fi il Ak 4 A rf . 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Q., A X N' fx 'I I if xg Courrney Scaife Clare Kathleen Smilh Kappa Kappa Gamma Della Della Delia Kalhy Schaefer Susan lvl. Smilh Alpha Omicron Pi Kappa Kappa Gamma Lisa Schlup Lisa Sniaer Pi Bela Phi Kappa Alpha Theia Alex Schullz Ann Sparenberg Della Kappa Epsilon Kappa Alpha Theia s Janna Taylor Lucy Julie Taylor 4-. 1 S Q22 i a -r. ,S x I 'I l J . 4. ' rg . sql 1 if Q l I .I J x M ul J' X. 1 -wx 4 Q . Y YI'v- ,5 .. sr s ' ,GF-F4 ni' A Q , fm f V , rlfri Alpha Chi Omega Lucy Tepbells Della Zela Elizabelh Telfer Pi Bela Phi ID s.,-L 135.7 lil ,wr ,V 3.-rf -A ' 'N Vx: 1 -. A -' ' I-r 'e - ' q w? T 'ai II. lp M T111 I. h 'E ' fir :says f- . sf- , , W- is K 'SL'41-- 5 , XX ff' R' X ll X 'i , l .Wi , R Q' 1 an Ng ,A ,half ', F .r fii.ii'?lj 553' . -film' J .QI . nl! r, X 19 --,.-. 3 M N 1 A , .52 : sg - 1, ' l 543 A ' . ,Q fxtgzfr ,C ' W. ri f ' Marla Jaan Slanish T , Delia Gamma , . I 'T l Emir Sie-QQ-r Kappa Kappa Gamma 'iffi ,lggfiff i Mary snuck ,, hr AIDPO PW ffsff fl EFX' Krisllna R, Szabo Alpha Omicron Pi X ' ' .AQ 49: ,U , 'N.'. I R F i EY , .i n ' 319' . wr- ' . 'sl ,cf-'V X. iii, T ir, , 2' ' ' 'nw L is 'L . I if. A X.-A- -A sw FT Q. . ' '- x N, . e LV, r t I 4 . ,ff ' E YN ., Y! , 4, k' -E-1, V f , ' , ,. i if nfs N Susan Lynn Terrell Della Gamma Tracey Elizabeth Thieme Pi Bela Phi Krislina Thomas Hagale Julie K. Thompson Alpha Chi Omega Carrie Tollle Alpha Phi Kerslen Wagschal Kappa Alpha Thela Bill Wainwrlghl Alpha Tau Omega Therese Elizaoelh Ward Della Gamma T' .. . Q- , sf '54 ab j tj? 5 VZ? rf? .-. A , 'W g so I .Q .K L his 1 K i ful Plz. si f 1 T4 Marple Thompson Pi Bela Phi Lisa Lynn Tobe Della Gamma Sue Ellen Tomson Della Gamma Michelle Troksa Alpha Gamma Della ay, fi ..- if .r -was M .. , TQ . 'I' I, X, L x. 'i Joy Warfield Alpha Gamma Della Braa Warkins Della Tau Della Amy Lynne Williams Della Gamma Sammy Wilson Mason Y xgim i - P , E Ab' X x 'cr' w. .V 1 af 'H' ' x Arm Morie Willfong De-lid Gdmmo Lindo Winlon Pi Belo Phi Kdren Kimble Vllodook Delio Gdmmo Jill Wood Koppo Koppo G-ommo Jodi Vllyeii Alplwo Chi Gmegd Amy Youngblood Koppd Alphd Theld l x 17 l l av' - 05 .V ' A g iz, Pl' fl nl ,l'.i.. aj: -5- if s ' P' . V. V' ' -. A A' i . . , A JG? A+- , ,xg .. if X, ' P ja C Mary Alberl lndianapolis Susan Amlck Della Della Della Rachael Andrew Alpha Phi Julie Ankenbruok Pi Bela Phi Carol Argabrighl Alpha Chi Omega Belh Arlhinglon Alpha Gamma Della Luxe lg Kim Baker Pi Bela Phi Amy Lynn Bakos Della Gamma f x 'L ' 5-,y I1 ,f X ff 5 V as Q1 1 lv. i. , Debra Bangerl Kappa Alpha Thela Chrisly Barchel Della Della Della Deborah Benlfield Kappa Kappa gamma Todd Bess Lambda Chl Alpha 3 SZ. 'QT' L' F : I if or ' Q Q ffff A .Q ' fi 1 ,- . Q' x 5 N 'frx g l X . , RX sg .-A x j -, h Q?-'if A : if . 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'W Q ' Q A A 'I '- -'R , Q I 19' 1 A If 1' Y 11-9 Chrisline Carleson appa Kappa Gamma l Eff K Diana Carson Kappa Kappa Gamma Julia Chalmers Della Gamma Barry Chase Lambda Chi Alpha 'N l be x - L ' 5.0. g ,N Q X..-'xx wr:-1' l Marilyn Combs Kappa Alpha Thela Kalhy Dahlman Alpha Gamma Della Debbie Darnell Della Della Della Laura De Lang Alpha Chi Omega is , Leslie Dexheimer Pi Bela Phi Laura Ann Dave Della Gamma Susan Doyle Pi Bela Phi Paula Edwards Della Zela .-L' Gd' 4-: i iw- A ., E F .Q -X TK lf. W,-,f'f31f f ,I 5' 4. if ,,f.1..,-Ls. 'Wg 4 ' 'f A,-,V-' an ' ' 'V ill' 1.1 QA if 5 .I '-f.'. 'ik- Darcie Lynne Eglen Della Gamma Wendy Ellis Alpha Chi Omega Dianne Fenlon Kappa Alpha Thela Ellen Filzgibbons Alpha Gamma Della 1 vs ,v? Ji Y ' 'Q-ei tg-s . I - Q . QJ. -, li X 9 :im '. . M- , ,P - ., . x- A v if' X 15 YN Cynthia Ann Foster Alpha Omicron Pi Stephanie Frederick Alpha Omicron Pi Jill Fuchs Pi Beta Phi Charis Gaines Locust Manor 1 T' ' f vb Susan Geeslin Kappa Alpha Theta Joan Gibson Delta Gamma Brian M. Gilkison Delta Kappa Epsilon Melissa Gillis Alpha Gamma Delta 3' N.. 3 -4? J ,..- X, l NE- .' K P s ss? its tubfil ' , qt.. l vjg. Y. --yr 'ff' A' ' fr Q. Q4 XX 'S 'lim 'lt K qi 5 312 1 nfs Y, his .,, Janet Glass Delta Gamma Mary Lynn Glennon Delta Gamma Amy Goetcheus Kappa Kappa Gamma Dale Gossara Pi Beta Phi Julie Harman Kappa Alpha Thela Karen Ann Harshman Alpha Gamma Della Denise Harl Kappa Alpha Thela Ellzapelh Harl Kappa Kappa Gamma A 2.1 xi '- 9 Q-.. Joai Green Alpha Gamma Della Kalhy Grlller Alpha Chl Omega Sue Hacker Alpha Gamma Della Scoll Harkness Lambda Chi Alpha ,vi I -'22, rf ..- X X Vw A -L ,cy- 4 Dv- . .3 we....,f h - if 5 Cinai Havensleln Alpha Gamma Della Angle Howland Alpha Gamma Della Belh Hawsan Pl Bela Phi Leslie Ann Hughes Della Gamma ' X if P xv J Kristin Jones Pi Beta Phi Richard Jones ll Beta Theta Pi Sharon Kaczala Alpha Chi Omega Kimberly Kane Alpha Chi Omega 5 ,-X A 'A , xlzx S x A. .. f :iii-f ri. ' S ' S .. A ' v x Q if Ji :Hub 'J 4 ' ,ju -in ' sire f 'J 4, , . s , C .P-fr iv 5.4- A, Q -:,- . 5 Wibsviilvnwdl' Q tx 1 lp p Q ip 1 3afb5 '.. ' P2 I i wr- 1 .Q 779, i .fm 1 nwa' A S x , fm 4,7 . 'ar' ' ul, .J s Katie Jeffery Delta Zeta Cheri Jahh Kappa Kappa Gamma Ahh-Clare Janes Kappa Alpha Theta Jamie James Pi Beta Phi A ' xx ,o . ' Y NX, me , A,...x.A..,.xunn:. Ji YZ 13? P- 1 i 'T' WQv'x WY' . ,Xi ,ss-xi A Q .X Q . X X X A NCL, 'i 1 QF' Xi. , 'N V X :'! -i l .5 as il. 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A 'W .1 1: ' i ' sf X Williom Covonough Professor of English lvlorfhe Chondler Associofe Professor of Philosophy 84 Religion Corol Cherry Assisfonf Professor of Nursing Joon Cloor Deon of Sfudenfs Jomes Cooper Professor of Hisfory Cynfhio Cornell Associofe Professor of English S C is! wg? xl.: P ijK 'fl, 3 fi 5 s i s lil 1. -V - r f'-4 221.212-if-N I A 9,1 , .fy . , . , , Q9 ,-Laps J ' J ,X -. 1 i ' L j A A , Froncoise Coulonf-Henderson Assisfonf Professor of Rornonce Longuoges Cloude Cymermon Associofe Professor of Piono Noncy Dovis Associofe Professor of Sociology ond Anfhropology M1 5 . , I WA.. x -5 74 1 I iff-l1 gs! ' 'rv Q. ir 4 s y it ,SX fri ,Y 'V' r ii 9, bv l It Vicfor DeCorIo Assisfdnf Professor of Physics John Diffrner Associofe Professor of Hisfory Deporfrnenf Choir Noncy Drew Assisfonf Professor of Nursing Underwood Dudley Professor of Mofhemofics Jdrhes Elrod Professor of Communicofion Thornds Emery Professor of English iffy N , 7. 5 2 :ir , ,- ll-- - -1 X. Q ' . I ME :Ir 'C ' 45 fir: 1 'fix ,K 7 X of Q X . i w. ., Q 6. X5 3 W '1-NA. R afar urns- X' MR .L rl if i i fs P' P i E 3 T. i , 5? Arfhur Eydns Assisfdnf Professor of Pomonce Longuoges Morio Folco Acodemic Vice Presidenf Tom Fifzpofrick Professor of Voice: Direcfor of Operdffyiusicol Theofre G as r Q .qu ,Q . E. 5 c r , , 5 x- Q Q . siffl. 3 S 1 ffl 1'1 'fx X rv-- 1--ws e Ns! fb - . I G 41 x I' In + N- i E ,ff X, ' Q .5-r -. ll G W Jomes Gommon Professor of Zoology: Biology Deporlmenf Clinfon Goss Senior Professor of lviofhemoflcs Jomes George Professor of Chemisfry P 'rigs 5 Sm, Cossel Grubb Professor of Violoncello 84 Theory Roger Gusfovsson Professor of Philosophy ond Religion lviorgoref Homllfon Assisfonf Professor of ,r Nursing 5 il 'cr xr A5 ' ,X -9 C, ' ...' 7 4 K ,.,.s- - -. . 3 755l2f'x1ls .. ' N P Z ' sw ,-mf ? 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X K. lx X ill Wooe l-lozel Assisfonf Professor of Zoology Sfonley Irwin Professor of Voice Cleveloncl Johnson Assisfonf Professor of Music 4 I . John Koemmer Assisfonf Professor of Anfhropology lvlork Konnowski Assisfonf Professor of lvlofhernofics Tecl Kofulo Afhlefic Direcfor P an -1 1. Z ' sg- :IH 1313:Yfn'f: H l . il, . Y , fi i , I , . i . 1 ,f 5 ' 42115. gw5i7 oi-,111 njwlg ' .Mile 1,.5',f,'JE1!'M .,i .,.-,.. ff, gf- ff ,..-',. . ,, H' '.,'-1. - ng., fit.. 5-. 'ff.,.Xfg..:'i-.'.---.14 .--- l.,,,Q.,NQJ5'1'.r z , - r., mil 1.433-'g:nf::E! ' -:L 1...,'x.' :F-I uh ...W ...sol If-T for x-'User X i-7 .',4 1-Q38 X -.. l s i ' , I ' Q L f Y .f-F. L. ' zgfqfzf' P xii .Q 'ff . 30 'E 1 X fm I 5 Q .av 3 A ' ik .7 ,. n 0 D ,- P ,cw lf i 's-.' -, F I 4 fu. V fn ' 1 A l. ' -A , w if' 1 , x. 'Q N P ' - fr . lf P i s s Q Thereso Kessler gg Associofe Professor of Nursing Poul Kissinger Professor of Physics 84 A Asfronorny Deoorfrnenf Choir Dovid Kloosfer Assisfonf Professor of English VV-Cenfer Direcfor . t ...,. T , VBR Kofny Liddy ' Assisfonf Professor of Nursing Sfuorf Lord Assisfonf Cnooioin Nocnirnufju Monickom Assisfonf Professor of iviofnernofics ,J 3,108 R 5 S x I i . I r i N m.- 1: n 'xv Y! -, U Q if if ' . P Ji ' is ' 'F K-f A '4 il' 7 ,f .UQ K' IL: V Z rj-L V 1:31 I ,,,f J 'f 1 'X I in -2 s f. V ,j if A' 3' , o. f rg 3 P , is ,LL-1 , .if-,,g.',L4 554, in - i Dorrell LoLone I, ' X Assisfonf Professor of Anfnropoiogy A Qory Lemon '- g Associofe Professor of P 5 Economics 81 ivionogemenfg N Deporfrnenf Choir - P Rufn Lesfer I - P f Associofe Professor of A HPER: Deporfrnenf Choir f P' f J X 453 1-gh 11 uffwzrhsfhifrowfavf 1' ff 48,1 21- . 4. . wi V 4 Qi 2 arf P P 1 1, .jx ,f I ' I r 97 Qi , 2 Jomes Mormon Associofe Professor of Sociology Edword Moyer Associofe Professor of G-errnon 84 Russion Cnories Moys Professor of Bioiogicoi Sciences f-2: 1-If 'gfffxfl N fv A.-Y M ,sv X . Fa. .mx i 3 l l il .ff 4, x wx o 1 -57? ff:-if -x -'3X Jeff McColl Assisfonf Professor of Communiooflonq Direcfor of WGRE-FM John lVlcForIono Professor of Chemisfry: Deporfmenf Choir Kenf lvleoum Professor of Romonce Longuoges ,lv ' 3034 WYRP ' VVllllCJVTl MGGIPIGD I' 1 Professor of Arf Keifh Opclohl Professor of English Dovid Off Assisfonf Professor of Music 3 6 E 1 1 iii! v ik ,Jw S P iii? -5 T9 X3 Ffigl N S I -- 7 11152 Fir-x ,ay '!i t1x,F'xf I A -M i 4 I 1 X 'i az. .. . 5 If , 1 n,, 2 'A nf A . P new-iii l V 'is L' XG kfay ,Q A 5 ' L vi A X s X , X Alon Ponkrofz Associofe Professor of Economics 84 Monogemenf Cliffon Phillips Senior Professor of Hisfory Cofhorine Powell Assisfonf Professor of Nursing X 'X X rl ,. I Y fri ' fl ' -1 3' . ,U Q 5 3 4 ' ,, 7 was :.K 5 -.-A fp'PF 5 .... I 1 P 1 . V f S. IQ- 5'N A . - - 'Q .fl v tx , i 1 Martna Rainbolt Associate Professor of Engiisng Department Cnair Ralph Rayntond Associate Professor of Political Science John Ricketts Professor of Chemistry Patricia Ritter Professor of Nursing Don Ryujin Associate Professor of Psychology John Scnoltterbeck Associate Professor of History S S . V V - my . ,r A 9 gf ' AX i 'X X 2 1 .F i sa. L is . was at I.. , r i 9 S' A' 5 'fx -. i K, f Ng. . .W 5 ,.-. - 5 f. f 5 Q 4 , ws. ' ' Qu Q . 7' F Ki' ,z Q 1 - -if -' X :SE 'H 1 1 ,A x N Dx., 5551 . f SR I. 'ffiw-,..-,Q-fwjg f' . . x-5, li-for A ,414 -4rw,2xshu:f ' vp. ' 'fr'fm1: c T, '5U- 'ff1P':- tsLf'iiBIsr2L'T1'w: ' 1 . ' -153' 'lf-217-1-12'-'Ilx!'5 I - iii.:-ffl Jiiiflfleiztisi-xx F , :fix--'i a-31-1 11 1 xi - Q, .mixt- t Aff .:lF2gf.gl:s.: gcxnl , B A. .U ' x w at IK ? Q -if 1 ' Q , 4 INV' A E Q' ff?-4 ig H ' i, , , , y - ' .-1 - S ,Q i- M ., I TQ ' U , - .. ' .u if sv-1 E. i BAM . ., Q . nj ts .vm g 4 ' x, .ar 5, , F ,. ' - I' I .- ,W Wassirn Snanin Assistant Professor of Economics Snanker Snetty Associate Professor of Economics Fred Silander y Academic Vice President I i Q? i i :li PR K., s I s av z . ' ,aa .ga 'S x ,Ss g .if is! I is P 5 hx a, if- WN, 'li . P ,VT , F, Snerry Srnifn Professor of Nursing: Direcfor of Nursing Poberf Stork Gordon Wolfers Professor of Pornonce Longuogesj Deporfmeni Cnoir Sfon Vvorren Professor of Eoucoiion Edifn Welliver Assisfonr Professor of Gerrnon ls AJ 4 5 4 p. i --.. W 0 f 9, ' 'N 5 -.- .fli X , ! I .I 4 E 9 15 wing f - , f fig? Associofe Professor of ,fn 9755. Zoology Lorry Suffon Associoie Professor of Cornnwunicofion s l . Glenn Vvelliver Professor of Sermon Deoorfmeni Cnoir of Sermon 81 Pussion Jonn B. Wnife Associofe Deon of The Universifyg Assooioie Professor of Religion Jonn Wilson Professor of Hisfory Q' 4' x P gl AT A GLANCE n4 'f - Vp I f xu,J 1' 4' Nfjf X l Nw A x fi 130 Resudemce Life Dnvlder ...J XJ -l IIAI asiclence Life Divider 431 Just O little get Together with the QOVWQ Quietli Morgue Hours The girls take ci zip trip to Indy The giris of BR celebrate Christ- mos 132 Bishop Roberts HGH I I 1- -4 A,- -, as g A .-:bv Q, dl i- l Q R1ii?5fSe f Nights 1 4 I fgbf' ' x Q 1- f.mg,a3-5 .-' 11-'14 I km. M5 in 1 5 'S . '.. W ci ' L- :. -wg, V1 I. , F T' 5' ,nv Meolfnme CIT Hogote wnth Joe Wolusek ond Pefe Luebetreu The G-FGDC Pooh-Bch of suufe AB, ChorIoTTe Horshfneld Run DMC Candle light serenodeu by Reese WOT? ond Harold Bucrmolz Hogofe Holi 133 fl: X pf'-'. fc' ' L-an i'.,4x:,.j,f Ist, ff 'v lj , r Q- . o X X I-as 1 Co-ed living promoTes promiscuous . - behdvior, so The rumor goes. AT LocusT, co-ed living ond o smdll number of resi- denTs promoTe d one-of-d-kind fomily like feeling, The residenTs ore involved in ocTivi- Ties ronging from music To sporTs To speciol issues. For dll of our differences Though, we ore bonded Through The uniqueness of LocusT lvldnor: The chim- , ney birds chirping vviTh The TV, cuTTing , down our own ChrisTmds Tree, The ai cockrodch who Took over one resi- A denT's room, The prolific hoT rodidTors, holl meeTings, Devo's ponies, movie nighTs, ordering ouT, dn engdgemenT LocusT is more Thdn iusT d dorm, iT is home To The residenTs-d home where everyone is free To be Themselves, To shore commoroderie, good Times, bod Times, To be friends, ond To be fomily, T341 Loc usT lVlonor KISTZFN lf tm --Q .lux . s ...ss ...--.-...- c-.- 1 I A 4' fe ae. FZ Frlends Toke Tlrne To Toke o plc- Ture before golng ouT for The evenlng Kerry Jones, Jenny Dees, ond Jolle Ink- roTT in The nollwoy of Lucy ll Jenny Dees, Kerry Jones, Snerry Read, ono Llnoo Gloss geT TogeTner before o wlnfer Terrn pOrTy sb li., 71 ,EH - :FQ Spuos, Jenny Donielewicz, ond Kofnerlne Ernbry fooling oround in Jenny's room 1 . Q 1 0.x x , A J, ll Louro Muir, Arny Ker, Elleen Wlllloms, Down DrurnTro, Koren Powell, Ann O'Donnel, ond Molly Meyer before DX Beocn Donce , . ,X ,. , T V.-,X -' , - ,Q -- :H ' Lucy fresnrnen wnoT con we soy? VVe've come olong woy. OrienToTion 84 rush week, Morvins, mosh-n-closn, porTies, CounTry runs, yok sessions, donces, oero- blcs, long, lonely nlgnTs, LiTTle 500, finols, ond losT DUT noT leosl for some of us-o . . . o , . , ocodem- rcs. M--f--- f'-we-v-f--N 'ff--M'f--wwf:-','7'r'v- -v 'ingrvff - '3'1Fy5-TQ l., re l -X K l., - ,g T ,A , at who Lucy Rowland l-loll T35 f I Whether iT's wings aawn, beers up, ar beautiful babes all around, The Taus are always having a greai Time ai Cincinnaii, Hoyriae, Spring Formal, ana Flyawaylll NY Aipha Tau Omega Boy, . .A-3-O. . .Goaa money. . . ward . . . Kegs!! . . . Big T-O Baby . . . Drink . . . Sunaeckin ',., Wings dawn . . , Slauched . . . , , .. . . .,,, r .fe-1::-1-,--.n.W,.:.-M5WX,:5f:,ggyv .H-1.3: -. -af .Q s 'N 2. L 1 fm ea! ,?.i f.,-Q, QQ Fx Ranchers take time-out during a square dance at Ranch Dance '87 Bill Young finds it difficult to forget America while in Baknara, Soviet Union during Winter Term, Tb 'nw' 51, 4 -. . 'yufgi 4' - . X ,. ' -if gli- L ' is -Tu -,Gif i 'rtf uf' 9523.9 I Q '-..3m::?s., Dazed and confused . . , but happy. 'Jig 1-A 'P' Meatnead Mania jilll Comer , . . Brakes mistakes . . ,Bills mnii no bride . 4 l cocky pledges . . . Big y Band 4987 Dick Holliday and tne y bamboo Gang . l . Kaster's disaster . . . E . g, Lobster '88 Econopack Purity fest . . A y-Head willgraduate , . , Just ask yourself one question Butt- nose . . . Colley , . . l?ANCHERSl i Qxizzgi-r-Q51 gli Lim,--SEQ-jii - 'i 'f Delta Chi 137 Della Kappa Epsilon rocks Chicago f Fall Formal. Some pledges snow off their Talent ai DKE's Masquerade Ball Every girls dream The celebration begins as anolner Heart joins ine prolnernaod. .-5 -. - . ' , .f . l .. ' is Wnar Goal7l , A Beer is NOT pop! . . , l E Beersigns-ruirioncouriesy offxnheuser- lfff- l Busch ,. You know, l'ye enlerlained 1 ine Nixons , Formal meeling in The foyer NOVW . T T Two minules To cam- pus-Ok, maybe Tnree . , . Porkfesl '88 , .OnnnnBapyl . .Dean wno? , lVar- i sily Tanning Practice al noon-be Tnerel H- '- fp:-2:5'ii-ifEASE'iiigfsisihi--2'I-.:5'i.,f,.L, V' X-X sr Q-w,,.,sV vi , . ' ,.1...cE-v 'lx ' P 1 .'lr,:,:.:g.',-:,xE::.'i,':.x:: '-:., Just try lo get away from De- Pauw' Tne ineyilaple good Time DKE ll was a dirry lab, pul somebody nad To do IT 138 Della Kappa Epsilon 987 QM Shelter Y W The place we QOH home - The Heor DO ewl, speck ho ew! sure guys Looking good os usuol .wb W x .f-X I li, we ' KM' L: gf F S- 1 L , o.,o,, o, oh Y o Y, -25122 You're cloggih' me . , . Cubs . . Wooo.o.Cubs.,.Oye,h ' il, hc1Te when Thof hoppehso 1.1 2 S!! is L' 5 i r. x ww, .. 'ttf Q .A , :Qg.1gwf1:g.vwf'w-5-Hfvi1f:ffm- '--'- mf-V f-f- f -3:5 -X M A 5 - X, ,wax 1:5 Q-v X Q1 Are we hovuhg fuh yeT! Jr, Toge-Ther wherever we go Delfo Tau Delfo 130 Moii Hook, Mork Reuier, Jeff Hormening, Jomie Sierbo, ond Jim Anosi noving G gooci Time oi Aiono Pi's Cenienniol. N Ni: Xx Pledges oi Foil Formal in Cincin- Oil ix . NX .X i xi 5 rs 3 Ps ine vimpiiifi l Sp55iFiE'iHQiY i i Mr. DePauw . . . ore you seri- ous? .. Men! . i .ondIdon'T know wnfyggw Eegyiffigflork is Thor you? x., Lf MO Deiio Uosilon We were very upsei when Hutch moved To Logden f soiling on your ego Trip Sleep? Now'7 NOII E-,TT if '- b Y: T The yedr T T T Ginsburg for President T T The zig zog mon T T The young ones T T T Good i-iii!! T T T Sugoi Mdgnolid 84 Uncle John T TT 2nd To Iosi or none! T T T Lou 84 Boo T T Reogon Cond The WhiTe Houseuy T T T Thonk God Foz is goneT T Shui-up Bull T T T Morns o 7 T T Deep Fryer T T T Donno T Thoughi for The nighi T T T Whos in ii? T T T VVe're dll good oroihers T T T Schlegeis coming overfff? T T T Noncy Red- gdn opens for The Deod! Lompdo Chi Aipho 1411 ,Y Brrdrr Monde-Th, Dove Orldmd, ond Stuorf Brooks conrem- profe on who? To do r1ow1hoT they ore dressed up 1-n-11 The wrme-r formdl rn Crncnnnofr proved To be very rnferesring rms yeor 1- E df? C 135 X AIA Y MQ' Tokrmg rf edsy offer 'the 'oIICOrT1- pus' porry 142 Pm De-Ito Thero Is This Lee Werngorfs' birfhdoy party? NO i1'sjusT o group of Phi DeITs GT Mosh DODC9 '87 X7 x. 1' Which one is rny date? , We con be civilized ot certoin . -X , V times' . - v , A , I Rob Johnson looks pretty, while the others oct stupid CD W ,4 47 - ii U QQ M. Vivo the ici! . .e X'T.L.B. in Q flash Don't 'spooge' on the dog leg If ,,oo f Everyday is 0 Fiji am of July ' NuTbC1II QeT5 o surprise kiss from o friend 'L Is this reolly our Dock yord'P Phi Gemma Delto 1413 Greg Sferns on o mudnffernoon yarn session, Winning freshmen IMS f4uf4'l My if '15 NNI n . Q V Q .I H, X - aft , I , .---4-s 1. ff' Q Year 64. aria!-'g If ,. - V h .facie ,MRS 1 1 '1 Q X l I-, xi V7 f 'N fir ' gi - -F X ggi -S-IJ-'N ' ' 'I ' X R 5 s W -2 dia x A Q, , . L: M . 7' Q , ,Z-S ,. L .J ff. Q, - fi , -3.3, ' , 7, X . ff ' S 1 gf. -n gf ' ai -ra :df ,V . gf- ip' ' -' , Q J f , 1 . e ' if-Q' TS f X -1 m e -- ge - Tk - :FT -- NW 1 ,X X , , - ,J ,- V A Q I , .. f J -Y Axle V ! A X--4 rb - W X! ' p ' . F . . N7 -fi-A .. ri ' , ,gvf -' m -L xt .. 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On Top of Thar, with- em sludy Tables, weve been in The Top Three academically four semesiers siraighi. lms are i . . well . i . uh . . . lels just say we have fun, All in all we like if here ar DePauw and i 2 we yoled al The iesf Chapter re slay. Sorry, DPU, The SNAKES are here To E STAY! . c ccccc , ,M c.. E' lilo Sigma Nu 3 , ,.'. I ff K7 ilffH?5 ,, f ,jkrisxx swung Thumbs up To nnmahon Chfs Chmago Formal AI' Alpha Chis in full force at ATO'S hayride. Some Alpha Chfs relax on Their favome Jane Bxzal ana Nancy Cowan at Awpha 1 V What ID The wide, wide world wah- 2 whew4 ,Fleehng . Flrnf an The foyer so happy' E2 iff : fbf5.SX'-if 1. .53 Smith ana Coaster suffering from perma-gran Alpha Chl Omega 147 Louro Woods mokes her contri- bution io The Tree during Chrisl- mos Overnight Cyndi Hcivenslein, Julie Trowbridge. ond Neciro McKinney pose for o fornily oiclure Ellen Filzgibbons oncl Morybelh Sleimle show off foil slyle ol Foil Formol 4987, Meg Marlin kills Melisso Gillis with G row egg in o RUSSIGU Pou- lelre style egg smoshing con- TEST ll i S ,cr i qv, .li . .gl - i5 ,si-.,.!' li- ' . V will i . ' I-X I A i 1 i i , , d KX , X A i . , if- 1 i qi ' J rv I g 5 I 1 ,-2 .X ., ' - 4 fi-l . , 3 T- ,f: A A A ' X 'il- '3 'fl ,nb qi: 4' l -. ' 'il HM . V Q L, i ' 3 , f2f5?fe - A ,, g fx. di fi i247VI ' '- f 1118 Alpho Gommo Dello YI Kafhy BofingerA Leslie DywerA Kafhy Schaefer, and Chrisfy Mufh crash liquid Golf What do you mean we werent invit- ed'P Juniors af informal pledging U Kafhy Schaefer, Susan Philips H Riding can go lo your head , IH .'r1'Y l'F ' X, Af' V' ' INFOR AL PIFDGING AA 1987 l-li, hi, hi you'ye reached AO-Pi A do hearf our riders A A hor bilch A A A would somebody answer The wfSra'8c phone A A A ask a wailer A A A born To be wild A A bull-anylhlng A A A l have no idea whaf l'm doing our of bed A A A who's in my parking space A A A page abuse A A A kid A A A bull naked in The kifchen A A A I say wooiie, wooiieA wooiie A A A bread sficksA anyone A A A anyone? A A l'm nof one fo bilch, bul A A A liffa A A A he fell asleep un- der fhe composilel A AA no way AA A I WANT l-lim A A A panda poinls A A noi A A A 'DQS G ers fwo AM AAAA yau guys, fhaT's really gross! A A A flowers in The foyer A A A growl .- -i' i , A A A you wanna see my shredded in v ' H wheal? A 'i Ai W f- Q f A K i ia, ' V ' ' A ' 'J A Q' P. V Class of WOO the ones responsif FOP' A S ble for all The damage .x X ' 1. l - pi Laura Erifre-iaA Laurie scniueier Parry 'X A - ' Harold-No Comment ky 5 A ,vi f f f ef' 1 rr. . -,IA A N -jean - ' g ' ' 5 ' Alpha Omicron Pi 1119 you know whaflcan do foryou'?A A Awe s , ' D X I. l - 1 ll ,J 'xx fy ' .- 1 , , X 'RQ ' I x . I 1 t' W .1 ' ! ' 'N 'Tn J S' ' 3 x . t -an TC'Qw'fff, Q K.. T I 1 vi--win f Doh'T worry-We were lhvlTed , . , HoT- Ter ThoT o bowl of chill. . . Do I OFFEND? . . . l-loT woiTers. NOT! . . . These ore The A people ih The neighborhood . . . TRAU- MAS . . . GeT over iT . . T CHUG . . , Sove your rhohey for The bor Whoy Boy l Shohhoy? . T , Oh my God- Hiiiii! . . . Hos ohybocly seeh Colleen or Mihcly's keys? T T T lT mokes me hoppy . , . Alwoys, Ev- T eryThihQ, ORANGE The besT EVER! T T , Aho VVe'll olwoys sToy ToQeTher. l 450 Alpha Phi l W PLED 'T ff '79 'T fx ff' 1f, 125 4,4 Al. PIEIN-I IQR7 1 A M4964 OCTQBEZI f-0'- xx , ',..f' .-,V E xx r fd r I 51 ,V - -Nh, gf' l I r r Jlfi ng.. x . rNroRMALi !..A5g, ':1T 'Q f : . 91 . is x Excuse me are you from a foreign coumryvn Give mem mrrrenss r- Don'T be dolng 'rnal . . l lvlonsler Laun- dry . . , VVnere's my life? , , . Were ln a 'Qa4f'?Swf hallway! . , . living on a prayer . . . Cnloago Bound. . , . Road Trlpolng i . xl ill mywww:Qiffxxisvwiwsfi'vfxrfv'f'S5fRW31 r:i-wuQSFWKfwf1'rsRrwvm X N 1-g315QQ:.S'sx:'-SZ: rv -,'Xi'sTX:i. 1 hilt- I--X-wr:1Xp3m,-33.iwf3-3wi .Rl fx?-.N XX X X L K De-ITG DGITO DGITO Dee Gee sophomores, Fall lniti- , ation, August 4987 ' Marissa Randazzo, Marcia Shooter, Chantelle Hadley, Helen Huisingua, Lisa Taylor Blonde, Lisa Taylor Brunette at l wk . 1 formal pledging 4987 , xt VOR wi? ' use Chantelle Hadley, Lisa Taylor, Marissa Randazzo, Sue Tom- ' son Formal Pledging 4987 i i l i l l l l i 452 Delta G-Qmmg l l N. A CAN 0 P M M vt -VP x , . . . . ...X msgs, ' ' x 1' 5 - , - . 1' - 7 ': ':'C.5 '- 135-iikm'3'E'5:!5:'CfSiri1.v The bolt of lightning that struck Delta Gamma in the Spring of 4987 left the Dee Gee's with a surge of energy. Spirited Dee Gee's excelled in lM's, sponsored a fun and success- ful Anchor Classic and Anchor Splash, and got wild and crazy at MASH Dance and CRUSH Dance. Delta Gamma was proud of its campus involvement with many Dee Gee DJ's on WGRE, Union Board members, a Senate officer, Aca- demic Council President, and a Phi Beta Kappa member. ln addition, Dee Gee's very own Becky Ranney was named a National Field Consul- tant. Although the Dee Gee's refer to their house as the House from Hell Qafter all the fires and floods it has been throughj, the new decorations look great, Love that Anchor Wall- paper!! . ,, . 4. 3 ,-mls-.,.i-s:.,,4,.gg: , C - . :s.,..:.:g:-oz:-asv . A .. V, 1 . K. A . ., .afiss-1119...-its,rises X N'-ltr! x if 5 4 i E i 4 j MX ,jtxxmx x Alex Lamson and Shelly Hunter at informal pledg ing 4987 ll B H1 DE V, ' f fs X I , jx 'xxgw .mar 1 aT The ChrrsTmas Formal I house Takrhg Trme ouT for a group shoT 1 Amy-Mae Muller, Lucy Teppehs, Jehhre Hammohd, Chrls Muller, ahd Dawh f Drumrra spehdasrsrerhood hrghr at The STacy l-locker, QODDG Rrchmah, Kelly Holm ahd Tammy Buckovrch share smlles ahd fuh aT rhformal pledgrhg l I V l 1 as IAF0 X W 'Flag' N'l VVlTh loTs of ehThusiasm ahd efTorT, The DelTa chapTer of DelTa ZeTa exper- iehced a successful recolohlzahoh. VViTh 112 adorable ahd splrlTed pledges, DelTa ZeTa parTlclpaTed ID The Sigma Chl Derby Daze, Took flrsT place lh The lvlohoh Bell spiriT cohTesT, ahd compIeTed Two work projecTs, They also were cohTesTahTs ih The Oldooer- fesT lipsyhch cohTesT Eleveh upperclassmeh moved lhro The house aT The ehd of VVihTer Term ahd upoh The colohy's ThlTlaTioh ahd ih- sTallmehT, ihTer-sororiTy FSIGTTODS ahd campus lhyolyemehr' really picked up. Della ZeTa really lumped pack ihTo The Greek life here oh campus ahd rs here To sTay! . N DelTa ZeTa 153 Durrng rush, Theres Toke O breok of Sugmo Chi Deoch To cofch up on some summer fun Sensors enjoy Their losf Togo pony of Delfo Tou Delro '? 11.2 f l f F LN W' L4 ? x A Afj, Some sophomores ore relieved offer movrng into Their new home. ' J 2 5 i Q Q A N A A X IU rf .BX .I 'H X 1511 Koooo Aloho Thefo 'QT fix I Al, V av. 577 of 'Theros ploy cool offer o new pledge class. A-,X L0 '. . 'tj ' A ' ..' 1873 I -1 J Qasiiiil ' fs, -K g . itil J '. .1151 .E First semester Juniors look for- ward to an A+ semester Katie l-lall, Donna Reber, Amy Orlando, Canay Gaz, and Emily Barnes take a caan try run to Cecils farm! Laura Kincneloe and Reagan Wells strurn a few notes during picker practice s A Q -i rip, '- , frail ,L .., K 'L '- r. f , fi IL, I L f 5 'f' CL phflllrf iffy lf 'li it C . ,.e' ,. A , , I , ,. ,VK , - . ' . , If :nf .1 - ' r -'1 - f - V . .,,, 1 'Q' 4 ,i r ,Q Au Nbr rr ,A f - rg' f Q j i, y ,Qs , ...f n . IC' ' ax 1.11.1 -K 'QA :J-r .g.g.,-.,L .4 Julie Pittman, Cathy Grayson, Cheri John. ancl Amy Fautn take a time out during a rush retreat, ',. B I ,fm s-' L 3 -95 ,. 5 . 'I Sl' r, -' . ,, lm '. V ' V R ,V -tk in V it if .- -.-57 ,Q V f 3 2 rr ' V 'X x I x x V, , , I ,xx x -Y 1 M. . Krrstan Hertman, Christie Carlson, ana Amy Rad' cliffe moael the latest toga apparel Kappa Kappa Gamma 155 Several Sophomore Pi Phi s al formal pledging Pi Phi upperclassmen are happy aboul our So new pledges, i Canoe Trip-VVhere's The wafer? : ' Whats The VTKJTTGV wiTh ,- i swinging , . . page aouse . . . sen- ior golf classic . , . cabbage rolls . . , aerobicize! 1 lx so iii ,SN Y I 5' X X C is 1 X NXT, I piciure 156 pl BSTG Pnl I l l' The Pi Phi sophomores pose for a Class VI R dl lvleredilh, Holly and Janie hanging out on The swing. +15 had un'-AI 'Lf -Q AX 1 . .,,-- , 4 . 55 h 1, ,I 'J xv, ,Af Y P-W-ml: 17 rv .D A sr-6 ,iff ,4- x Q?-Q ,sn W wx fo 2529, X M x 4900 Q0 'X ff N Q a nis I .alma X x K f r 1 lfgkrksxi gf,-v,g??,,: 5: Tv: 1 QL -vi:-A .4 3,33 .2 , 983 'e R-'X T ff X179 'il V' -Vyx 1iaf?'..- 150, 1 A - 36.4 ku- ' fi Q' f f b f ,. :X g! A aw . X' f ff 'ff Y Y Asn' wi . A1 ,IA :bam X P-N ., N- , ,., N X . I3 'r .',,. ri 4-. Jr.--X ' 4 T,,QsV3f i, I sl 7 ' Miscellaneous 157 AT A 4 GLANCE . 'EA' IEW Cf I .fa ,f fx DEPAUW LI'I'I'LE 500 'I 988 SATURDAY, APRIL 23 Wornen's Roce 12:30 pm Meds Roce 3:00 pm 5, 1.- -dad,-,, f .- W .dr nn, , 2 5? if 41 Af:f-'-H -4 - ,M 7, , N A , r ua .--9 - -5.14-.li ----'- I A...-, L- 't - M 4 ,i-5?-I' .lf'f Hiiiflfdliilliiqg NUI!!! A pf A ti Afjiifi 7: 1 , 'X - I if P. J 'E N I ' gh X 'Ev - -.QIQQ OrgonzoTonsD de 159 Freshmon Boord Sophomore Boord Dow l Bett1Bortz,ClmoyIvort- tok, Shelley Cotttorlrwe. Shelly lvlolm, Looro Bobock, Jem lvlcflorty Row 2 Duomo Murt- mck, Krlslert Coughey, Mu- crwelle lrolfso, Holly Hom- moclf, Anoreo l-leslm, Rebec- co Mlller, Llmoo Wlmtom, Amy fomgblooo Row 3 Jorvls Doclme, Ellen Stnoeler, Heuol Hemgesooch, Mrke Jurs Row A Jett lffuuoo, Steve Lonoes, Dove Grlorlo, Alex Schultz, Tom ,' gosh I-l o Mollostwoy, Koy Fltzgerold, Tm Wolloce 16C Orgorllzotloms SR . Q -S1 ,H Sw, Senior Bocird in ff: A-'fue-viimwwsr., ' me, Row 1 Scott Swon, Cindy Belcner, Alex Lomson, Tyler Willioms, Soren Guild, Dionno lvllnnick. Row 2 Wendy Wise. Jeff Mcloren, Corol Johnson, Jennifer Cutter, Karen Rowe, Doug Corpenrer, Down Wright Little 500 Steering Committee --fr--Q. S ry lf Q ,f i Q . m . y 0 J ii, -wg ROW 1, Amy MCCuTCnCJn. Amy Youngblood, Monico Copro Row 2 Kotny l-legyi, Ann-Clore Jones, Dorryl Nener, Angie Tote Pow 3 Suzie Nosser, Missy Kline. Stephanie Homernik, Jennifer lVlc:Corty, Becky Ronney, Tro- Cey Bellomy, Kim Kone Row A' Jone Gibson, Dove Wood, Joe Rigottl, Mork Smith, Tom Lewis Orgonizotions lol The DePauw Joe Wniffaker, JIH Casey, Steve Ray, Kathy Marsnak, Jim Sargent, Leanne Long- sfre-Tn, Jeff Chen, Marfna , milpa. 1 w BU., Garlinger, Mike Sfewarf, Mar- 64 pe Iv1eeks,Jay Hosler, Lisa Fay. 1 1 P- ff. fx NX 1 . x ' - X N R9SiCl9l'1C9 Hall ASSOCiCJfiOI'1 LU!-1 x., ., K af . ,X K ! '13 . no i I I 'X lj' uf'-s .-1, r Q x Qi , 1-ev-H W 162 Organizafions The Mirage 1, 'A 5 c ' l . !l'9 I X ,I ' Xxx 1.12 E, yn ,A,, E A Tracey Bellamy, Kathy All- ford, Barb Hull, Holly Baker. Carol Lareau, Karen DeTem- ple, Be-Tsy lngharn Academic Council Qu -r YN, ' ,SEQ F Row 1 qsealeaj Chrls Gleae son, Chrls Kosobud, Jay Enol- cofl, Lauren Klely, John Weh- renberg. Row 2 Sleve Colby, Dlncly Hall, Cheryl Noel, Sleve Toad, Chrls Hall, Cindy Ivan- lck, Jay l-losler, Monle Pouller, Amy Hllgenaorf Row3 Jason Healon, Tum Feehan, Mike Jurs, Tim Graham, Mah War- ren, Sudhlr Mehfa, Evan Von- Merre, Todd Bess, John Kness- Iey, Jeff l-larmenlng, Jamie Slerba, Mark l-Iamllron Row A Rick Ashlon, Charles Compton, John Ivlazanec, Greg G-oelcheus, Chad Hol- Iihgsworlh. Organlzalions 463 Men of Note Row 1 Chrp SkldrhOre, DOVE Nohro. Dole Young, Poul Hufchrsoh, Adom Colobrese Pow 2 Mott Massey, Moll Hook, Klrk Perry, Troy Smith, Andrew Knox Row 3 Bull Soencer, Joy Endicott Chris Russell, Som Rosodo, Renee Voske, Joy Nichols Row A Todd Broeker, Keith Krsselle. Brew G-umm, lorry Benson, Bclnd 1611 Orgdhrzollohs D l wav-..... . f ' Q f'T'l ' 1 '17 1 Mi? ,saw J Collegians Row 1 Cseafedj BillFe1ler, Ju- lie Shaw, Richard Sli, Amy Yarbrough, Drew Clark, Slephanle Kingsley, Conley Dooley Row 2 Cathy Coomer, Kelly Tannehlll, Jen- nifer Layman, Cindy Nell. Healher Adams, Alice Hous- Ton, Mark Bransfleld, Spencer Lundgaard, Rachael An- drew, Scoll Uddenberg, Jim Anasl, Kalhy Griller, Tommie Steele, Joyce Collins, Bob Perry, Lisa Schlup Orchestra and Festival Choir .V fx l- 1 W -- fl - -I 'A' 0 fi .. '- 'Nb C f- N q 'Y , - A I ' -Q ' r . r ' 12968 Q' 2 h 763' 'C is . - , l , lv I Q if ,I 5 lv 18 ,A , pl 7 'A 6 ff l iw 1'fl:, .4 57 , N, ' 5 Z 5 ' .I Q ' I I S-tr! A I' . I K . 8 0 ' Q i. ' , Q H Q . , --I.. f t Q -4 .I f ' .. -lf. ' - ' ' gl ft , illgll - 57 L' l V ' 1 b -i, L I' ,A K --7. 1 N j .- Q E L- U I I li-'I' J ' 1 5 . I l 7, 5 ' - l l I I 'I .I I J I 3 7- R . Q I , ' l I 5 . .1 I f L, t I ' Z ' - ,' I I I I l Q 5 5 A G i Organizations 465 Ch9Gl'l9CJd9l'S Row 1 Boro Muller, Mory McCracken, Bridger Hynds. Cindy Dugon, Tool Pogocn. Korre Hersnoerger Row 2' JP. Mofzrgkerr, Bull Anderson, Scot? Swon. Eric Wneeler, Nornon Boone Tiger Snerry Jonn Century Singers 466 Orgonizorions sgjg DePauw Student Nurse Association XI ilk' Row 1 Mary Alpert, Kelly Beck, Jody Vanillburg, Shana Horan, Shan l-Ieustls, Katny Snortrldge. Kyrn Bailey Row 2 Jane Gillis, Anne Dear- dorff, Polly dePenaloza, Mary Sullivan. Nancy Lelko, Klrn Knapp, Rosle Oberrnlller, Jayne Snow, Karen Runge! Row 3 Margl Beepe, Joan Lentz, Betsy Arnold, And: Smith, Karen Vernon, Mis- cnelle G-entry, Katie Schulte. Becky Voss. USO Mltcnell, Carla Snerwalt, Jill Thompson. Jancl Springer, Kara Narten DePauw Investors Executive Council ' l it'-venus 1 r rl -in 0. ,sfo JI' f . David Marzullo. Secretary, Dave Coauullette, Carol Johnson, Co-Chairmen, Pete Morse, President, Rick Snep- pard, Don Featherstone, Portfolio Managers, qnot plc- tured Cnrls Malling, Vice PVSSIOGFLTQ Organizations 167 Row 1 Jill Smith, Kris Raberls, Sara Hazen. Charlotte Harsh- flela, Brian Gaslee Row 2. Bill Dahlgren, Danna Gallf, Diana Mciiara, Frank Danaher Row 3 Doyle Haney, Carol Law- son, Joyce Collins, Jennifer Anderson, Lori Lance Raw A Kelly Leigh, Susan Erde, Anne Delaney Mu Phi EpSiI0n 'l 'WY Iniervarsiiy Christian Fellowship 468 Organizations Creation Pow 4 Komy Gm1er,T?oDJO' cobs, Kelw Lewgh Row 2 Joy Endscott, Soma Spewdel, Moe Fochs Row 3 Mott Hook, Donna GOIN Pow A Cindy Ne-1I, Betsy Hecock ChopIoin's Council .-yxtfv Orgomzofions 169 v AT A GLANCE x vi., ,arf umm K fi. ,YE 5 I :N 4 '?!E3ss y gi' -'E Q - . way - tg ' A xFwfr fA ,, r . f Wulf , mLUfQjNE2f , g I ' QQX H 5 Xl T six vp an wWMMWwA 1 -I Q xv N1 Q-5,5 1 . . ' . xv I I Y 1 X A V j -QGQT I ' ' .tvxnlglj .- Alix-X nf QW' xIf 470 Acodemucs Dwvuder HATHAHAH Q HU' ' A ll 11' -mf-ff Z - .V-xl5' il' X, Academics Dnvider 474 Bloom ond Gloom A big nome opened The convo- coTion series for The 4987-88 yeor. Allon Bloom, ouThor of The Closing of The American Mind, delivered The Timofhy ond Shoron Ubben lecfure on SepTember 'll DespiTe hdving The dounTing subTiTle of How Higher EducoTion I-los Foiled Democrocy ond impoverished The Souls of To- doy's STudenTs, The book Topped The besT-seller IisTs for severdl weeks during The spring ond summer. During his olmosf one ond o holf hour od- dress, Bloom, o professor oT The Uni- versiTy of Chicogo, urged sTudenTs To dsk, 'iVl!hoT con I know? WhdT musf I do? VVhdT con I hope for? The poTh To discovering The onswers To These quesTions, Bloom osserTed, lies in sTudying The greoT VVesTern Think- ers - ond only The greoT VVesTern Thinkers. The llbercrlly educoTed per- son, he orgues, does noT need To sTudy womens issues or EosTern or minoriTy sTudies, lnsTeod, sTudenTs musT sTrive To noT geT coughT up in ideos ThoT our socieTy deems rel- evdnT, buT To concern Themselves wiTh Those which ore eTernol. Bloom Told The neor-copocify crowd in Kresge AudiTorium Thof 'iIvlosT sTu- denTs will be conTenT wiTh whoT our Times consider relevonf. OThers will hove o spiriT of enThusoism ThoT sub- sides os fomily ond ombiTion provide Them wiTh ofher objecTs of inTeresT. A smoll number will spend Their lives in on efforT To be ouTonomous. IT is for These ThoT liberol educoTion exisTs. Bloom olso hosfed o 2-hour quesTion ond onswer session in The ofTernoon, during which he ciTTocked much of The UniversiTy's diversify philosophy, Finolly, To DePouw sTudenTs he sold. You hove four yeors of freedom To discover yourselves. You con, if you choose, become onyThing you wish. During These yeors, find yourself jusT o couple of books ThdT mighT be- come reol friends. Professor Allon Bloom oddresses o full house QT Kresge AudiTorium. N ' I DYPIV5 'al ' Nrkv qv 5 ggi , - T JI. 73 Joe Whiffdker rf kgs w I 'TT f - I -we 4 N M ,spas -:I 'Q l T' lfziii IT' J is ' W , ,im fs' TT, is 'I T-' - S If Wie' 'QL Fw Enjoying o chonce To choT informdlly wiTh sTuclenTs, Professor Bloom dufogrophs copies of his besf selling book. ,145 ,s 952 was-+3 1' DePauw Public Del 69,2-QQ:',1f3Asf,32Qg-Ea? B swiyjifffls xv Jgvt, w,4f1 w.-1 +17'M 'T jFf?1aeE2fEii2ffmes, -Ms fedex, -As-4:-ss:-: I ng. fx is :gs -, s,x.:g,:Qs gs-,4,5..f'g,s-75, gag, .,g,,,gf,1.-Z-g,g -.igggylyrg 'sw ws. , , - A-'-P:-: -2,-:I, :::s:s:s:s: : - r f -. s '5:::fiEs? ::2:-.ssss-.-.-.-1-1-1:-rr-1as:a:s. .1-:ssar:s.-:5:':::2:f:g:pg1::g' T71 Bloom Convocohon As The number of Acquired Im- mune Deficiency Syndrome CAIDS5 coses increosed, so did The need for owdreness dnd educoTion dbouT The virus. In o move To educoTe iTs sTudenTs on The subjecT, DePouw held o week-long symposium fo- cused on The socicil, physicdl, dnd eThicol issues surrounding The virus. The symposium, enTiTIed AIDS: Is- sues, ATTiTudes, dnd Medicdl FocTs, begon wiTh Two progrdms led by Dr. JudiTh DeuTsch Johnson. Dr. Johnson wos The Indiono SToTe Boord of HedlTh's AIDS division direcTor. She spoke on The issue of women ond AIDS. Dr. Johnson olso held o focuITyf sToff workshop designed To Trdin De- Pduw's employees To dccuroTely onswer sTudenTs' duesTions dbouT The AIDS virus. During The week, chopel wos de- voTed To The Topic os well. Reverend Donold C. Wode, on AIDS vicTim ond pdsTor oT Old BeThel UniTed lvleThod- isT Church in lndiondpolis, wds sched- uled To spedk in lvlehorry Holi. Rev. Wode, who conTrocTed AIDS Through d blood Trdnsfusion, wos un- oble To oTTend chopel becouse of his illness. His wife spoke in his pldce. Mrs. Wode expressed The impor- Tdnce of AIDS educoTion ond sug- gesTed ThoT workshops be held To discuss The issue. She olso shored The feor, onger, ond confusion ThoT her fomily experienced upon ledrning ThoT her husbond hdd The foToI dis- edse. lvlrs. Wode expressed groTi- Tude Toword The Old BeThel congre- gdTion, which, she sold, received Don wiTh wormTh ond cdringf' She Told The oudience ThoT her husbond is d fighTer ond won'T give up. ln oddiTion To o duesTion-ond-on- swer session provided by The lndiono SToTe Bodrd of HedlTh, o convoco- Tion wos held on Fridoy To deboTe mondoTory TesTing for AIDS. Al Wor- dell, co-choir of The Illinois Gov ond Lesbion Tosk Force, ond Donold Nel- son, d member of The lndiond House of Reps. drgued The issue os Dr. Bruce STinebrickner of The PoliTicoI Science DepdrTmenT moderoTed, Wdrdell cloimed ThoT mdnddTory TesTing would be inefficienT for Two moin redsons. Since There is no cure for The diseose. he sToTed, The only Thing you con do is eduoie The in- fecTed person. Thus, insTeod of Troc- ing eoch AIDS-diognosed person's conTocTs, which is cosTly, o progrom of generol educoTion would be beT- Ter. Secondly, Vllordeil drgued, There is o greoT deol of feor ThoT The sTdTe could noT keep The nomes of Those inTecTed confidenhdl. This feor would keep people from being TesT- ed ond Thus possibly worsen The epi- demic. Nelson ogreed wiTh mony of Wor- delI's opinions, buT fovored mondo- Tory TesTing for prisoners dnd po- Tienis in menTol insTiTuTions. The for- mer should be TesTed, he sold, becouse of The prevolence of ho- mosexudl ocTiviTy in prisonsg The IoT- Ter becouse of Their unpredicToble ocTiviTy. Nelson olso menTioned sTeps ThoT lndiono hos Token To edu- coTe iTs ciTizens dbouT The disedse. Wdrdell closed The convo by sToTing ThoT mondoTory governmenT-con- Trolled TesTing ond conTocT Trocing is d puniTive dnd negdiive opprooch ThoT provides no hope in confronTing This diseosef' All of The week's evenTs were well oTTended - on encouroging sign ThoT sTudenTs were dwore of The problem ond recognized The need To moke imporTonT decisions dbouT IT. Donold Nelson, o member of The lndicino House of l?epresenToTives, Ivliriom Wode, whose husbond hos AIDS.speoksToopocked Mehdrry exploins The sToTe's educoTion progrom. l-lOll .X x -.-.-...W -.vd - Learning About AIDS AIDS Symposium 173 Facing The Fuiure The monTh of lVlarch began wiTh a symposium which PresidenT BoTToms IaTer called Hperhaps The mosT ouT- sTanding program held aT DePauw during The TO years I have been aT This insTiTuTion, EnTiTled SovieT- American Relafions Face The Fu- Ture, The series of lecTures and dis- cussions, co-sponsored by DePauw and The Hudson lnsTiTuTe, broughT To- geTher some of The naTions' finesT minds on The subiecT for Three days. Professor Jerry Hough of Duke Uni- versiTy and The Brookings lnsTiTuTe opened The symposium by address- ing The impacT of peresTroika on easT-wesT relaTions. He said, The baTTle Qnowp is wheTher To open up To VVesTern ideas, WesTern movies, Vl.fesTern food and VVesTern invesT- menT. This has been The mosT impor- TanT auesfion in foreign and domes- Tic policy . . . Can iT CThe USSRJ over- come The . . . xenophobic forces ThaT have conTrolled Russia The lasT 70 years? The some evening, sTudenTs filled The Science and lVlaTh AudiTorium To see a PBS documenTary, The FirsT FifTy Years: RefIecTions on US-SovieT RelaTions, and Then To speak wiTh SenaTor Richard Lugar via saTeIliTe from VVashingTon, DC. SenaTor Lu- gar also addressed The peresTroika issue, saying, lT's noT aT all clear ThaT iT will work. l Think The jury's sTill ouT as To how for peresfroika will go, and how much laTiTude Gorbachev has To push iT, On Thursday, Professor Adam Ulam from The Russian Research CenTer aT Harvard UniversiTy exam- ined The hisTorical conTexT of change in The SovieT Union. Igor Bu- lay, press counselor aT The SovieT Embassy in VVashingTon spoke of The new SovieT aTTiTude Toward naTion- alism, and sTaTed ThaT while The Sovi- eTs have close economic Ties wifh EasTern Europe, The EasTern bloc na- All pnofos by De-Pauw Public Relations During The Three-day symposium, Zbigniew Brzezinski Cleflj, Jerry Hough fmlddlej, and Igor Bulay relahonship QM dm? Tions are noT SovieT dominafed buT acTually form a communiTy. Former NaTional SecuriTy Advisor Zbigniew Brzezinski closed The sym- posium on Friday. ln looking Toward The fuTure, Brzezinski predicTed ThaT The American-SovieT relaTionship will evenTually become less cenTral To world poliTics, due To The lessening power of The SovieT economy. While my prognosis is for conTinued compeTiTion, he sTaTed, iT is also for The waning of The cenTraliTy of ThaT compeTiTion. IT follows, Too, ThaT This means The waning of The ThreaT To world peace ThaT SovieT-Ameri- can compeTiTion poses. 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TZTTVT' i'?7'1TJf.i7??f2?', m i'I?YfT -Q' s s - 'T' So mony people deny iT ever hdppened. PreTTy soon There won'T be o survivor lefT. These ore The peo- ple you've goT To reoch, The young people. They hove To know obouT The hoTred ond indifference so They con resisT iT, so iT never hdppens ogoin. Where wcis God when o million of us were being burned? I come from d religious fomily, buT l've IosT ThoT. I will never deny my heriToge. l om o Jew. BuT The Temple ond The proy- ing, ThoT hurTs. l cdn'T do iT. -Mi- choel Vogel, Survivor of Auschwlfz deoTh comp Ku. Michoel Vogel So here we ore, Todoy, oT De- Pouw. The world woiTs ouT There, ond This moy be one of The IosT Times mony sTudenTs here ore going To hove o chonce To TesT, To experi- menT, To do someThing reolly, in- credibly, uselessly sTupid, like leorn- ing To ploy The violin, or redding ev- eryfhing PloTo ever wroTe ThoT hos survived . . . now is The Time To find ouT who you ore, ond who you ore becoming. The good news is ThoT Through iT oll, some CbuT noT oil, by ony meonsj of The folks whom you core for mighT come To occepT you: noT whoT you ore, noT whoT you do, buT who you ore. The horder news is ThoT some people's love for you mighT jusT die. ThoT's onofher risk we Toke in The ef- forT To find ourselves. lT's noT dll ex- ciTemenT, new discovery, ond suc- cess. -Williom Hormon, AssisTonT Pro- fessor of Philosophy ond Religion. l-lorry Edwords To come ouT of o ToTolly whiTe siTuoTion is noT educofion of oll. iT's indocTrinoTion fond iT doesj whiTe kids d disservice . . . They ore coming in here ignoronT ond leoving indocTrinoTed inTo Thinking ThoT whoT They hove leorned, ToTolly whiTe ori- enfed, Europeon cenTered, is suffi- cienT To moke iT in o world ThoT is increosingly smoller, overwhelmingly non-whiTe, ond increosingly hosTile To everyfhing WesTern ond whiTe. -l-lorry Edwords, professor of soci- ology, UniversiTy of Colifornio, Berke- ley, ond speciol ossisTonT To The commissioner of boseboll, Februory 48, The more likely somebody is To be elecfed presidenf, The less likely he is To soy whoT he'll do if he geTs There. Couple ThoT wiTh The Trouble mosT presidenfs hove in occomplish- ing The Things They hove sdid They'll do ond The menu of medningful is- sues becomes preTTy limiTed. ThoT puTs o premium on leorning os much os you con obouT The mon, dlong wiTh his issues. They go TogeTh- er. Given The choice, l'd go wiTh hon- esTy ond common sense over ony liTony of cdmpoign promises. The reol issue is noT whoT The condiddTe soys, iT's whoT he is. -WolTer lvleors, ExecuTive EdiTor for The Associofed Press, during The Working Press ll: The T988 PresidenTidl Race, December 4987. Convo The Things ThoT hoppened IosT were Things ThoT were projecfed To hoppen moybe by The Turn of The cenfury, We hove no ided whoT's going To hoppen in The nexT 'l2 yecirs . . . We hove The Technology Toddy To monipuIoTe The double helix in our fingers like we've never hod before. The Things we're going To be oble To do in The fuTure ore unbelievable. -Dr. Somuel A. Rhine, direcfor of The GeneTic EducoTion CenTer, Noblesvile, IN, during on April 22 od- dress on The New GeneTics: Appli- cdTlons ond implicofions for Our Fu- Ture 1-31--FM RepresenToTlve Lee I-ldn'iilTon The ConsTiTuTion ond The rule of low work if we undersTond Them, ond if Those in public life procTice prudence, discreTion, ond honesfy, UneThicol behovior undermines The proper funcTioning of governmenT Condi undermines public supporT for our democroTic insTiTuTions . . . Per- hops our efforTs To improve morcll sTondords in governmenT ore Too one-sided. We focus our efforfs on Trying To push ouT Those whose sTonddrds of conducf do noT quiTe meosure up . , . BuT To improve These sTondords we musT olso Try To pull in To The process Americons of fine chorocfer ond sound judgmenT. -U.S. l?epresenToTive Lee Homil- Ton '52, T'Public Officiols ond Persondl lvloroliTy, OcTober 23. Quotes New Dorm To be Buill On Ociober 23, 1987, The Bodrd of TrusTees voied unonimously To build o new residence holl in order To per- miT freshmon men To live in UniversiTy housing. The long-owoiTed ond con- Troversiol decision wos reveoled in o leTTer from Boord choirmon T?oberT R. Frederick '48 To 28,000 sTudenTs, porenTs, olumni, ond friends of De- Pouw, The decision wos The recom- mendoTion of The boord's CommiT- Tee on l-lousing. However, in his leT- Ter, Frederick sTressed ThoT The dorm decision wos noT on isoloTed one, buT insieod porT of The boord's ouoliTy of life progrdm. The boord ciTed Three reosons To house dll Treshmon men in residence hollsz l. The currenT sysTem hurTs odmis- sions recruiTing efforTs, becduse pro- specTive mole sTudenTs ond Their porenis ore opprehensive oT The ThoughT of noT knowing where The sTudenT will live ofTer The firsT week. 2. The TirsT issue focing Treshmon men when They come To compus is where They will live, moking sociol ond logisTicol duesTions Their priorlTy during Their firsT collegioTe experf ience insTeod of ocodemics, 3. Concern ThoT ocodemic pro- groms ore currenTly inodeduoTely emphosized in froTerniTies, The boord dlso enumeroTed cer- Toin condiTions which iT feels ore necessory for The duoliTy of life pro- grom To be implemenied. Frederick sToTed, FirsT The froTerniTy sysTem r'nusT be recognized os cenirol To sTudenT life ond for ThoT reoson musT be improved ond enhoncedf' Thus, in order To compensoTe froTerniTies for The findncidl loss incurred by o decreose in house members, The boord ollocoTed 8500000 To be dis- TribuTed To The houses over o Three- T76 New Dorm - WWF 'T' s -R. yeor period. ln oddiTion, The boord osked frdTerniTies To roise Their room ond boord chorges To The UniversiTy level if They were noT olreody ThoT high. FrdTerniTy pledges will poy fees jusT os sororiTy pledges hove done for severol yeors. Frederick dlso vowed ThoT The boord will help pro- vide renovoTion funds To Those fro- TerniTies which connoT poy for dll Their needed house repoirs. Frederick dlso sToTed ThoT The cosT of d new residence holl should be poid by Those living in The residence holls, Thirdly, he sToTed, The boord is recommending, in TocT l believe di- recTing, ThoT rush should be chongedg nomely, ThoT iT should Toke ploce ofTer The beginning of cldssesf' This direcTive by The bodrd cdused some of The mosT widespreod ond vehemeni sTudenT proTesT. Greek leoders immedioiely voiced con- cerns regdrding deferred rush: se- vere finoncidl siroin on froTerniTies, lock of dry rush, inierference wiTh ocodemics, ond severC1lOThers, STu- denT governmenT disTribuTed o sur- vey on The issue, ond ouT of 700 re- sponses, 7 'TCL were ogoinsT deferred rush. Ponhellenic Council orgonized on onTi-deferred rush bonner com- poign during The weekend of The spring Boord of TrusTees meeTing. To help sorT Through The vorious drgu- rnenTs, The STudenT Affoirs Office seT up o commiTTee To explore possible meThods for rush. The commiTTee, which included STudenT Affoirs sTofT, ToculTy, ond sTudenTs, dlmed To de- Termine whoi Type of rush sysTem would be besT ond To presenT iTs findings To The TrusTees in The foil of 4988. Model dorm rooms were Temporarily consTrucTe Union Building To goTher sTudenT inpuT. din Th QF - x yi x,--' Xxx nd 5 ,las ' ,MH T.. 1' T T 'Tlli T ri T, .L Vi 4-l tl T S-g?'l l i i .: .N 4 f, 5 'ii , SY., lndependeni sTudenTs express Their feelings w bonner outside l-logoie, iih G -' -' ,. 1:5252-Ezsirsffelisf2:31.E-Is15i:i,2:1:-'.55.,:,5'.:25g.gsi:,a:r,:5:,,5I-E.. :i.:5.1:5,-., -:mfg-:A-.,-..: 1 ,.:-5--sg 2: ,, sgl., -- 3, A 'TT T f T S K Y 'gs T 'lk T 5sQ9fQi?. a.iM52 1a sg, M xl-vfl'51w1 AfTer monThs of woiTing by sTudenTs, The new sTudenT oreo in The lower level of The Union Building findllv opened in Februdry, The dreo, nomed The Broken Spoke, wos billed os o non-olooholic bor, The nome wds chosen To show conTinuiTy wiTh The Hub ond To emphosize The pur- pose of The new fociliTv, nomely, To drow people from dll sides of com- pus To o cenTrol gdThering dred. Qne of The moin oTTrocTions To The Spoke, ds iT wos commonly polled, wos The dlmosT nighTlv live enTerToin- menT, rdnging from jozz To comedy, The reloxed dTmosphere seemed To moke The Spoke d nighTlv sTop for mony sTudenTs. The Spoke offered o wider ond more upscole menu Thon ThdT of The Hub, lTems included non-olcoholic doquiris, selTzers, o fruiT ond cheese ploTTer, vegeTobles ond dip, breod sTicks, ond o few enTrees, Becouse of The new fdc:iliTy's ldTe nighT hours, The Hub closed edrlv in The evening, prompTing dismoy omong Those ldTe-nighT sTudiers who relied on The Hub To soTisTy Their Cof- Teine ond corbohvdroTe needs in The wee hours. However, UB DirecTor Loure Morris sdid The Hub's hours would be odiusTed GS wos neces- sciry, providing The besT of boTh worlds To The sTudenT body. The Broken Spoke owoiTs cusTomers LefT A new TV room wos olso porT of The improvemenTs To The UB's lower level X The Spoke Qpens S T Broken Spoke 177 Roy 0.: New 8: Improved Everyone probably has, aT some poinT, been The TargeT ofa disdainful look from a librarian, We all know whaT iT means - BE QUIET! BuT during The firsT few monThs of The T987-88 school year, such looks were impos- sible aT Roy O. WesT Library, for The sound of drills and hammers over- whelmed any human noise. The Au- gusT TargeT daTe for complefion of The muITi-million dollar library renova- Tion came and wenT while sTudenTs sTruggled for yeT anoTher semesTer To ignore The noise and find The mys- Tery locaTion of whaTever service They were seeking. Prevo Science and lvlaTh library once again was loaded wiTh displaced Roy O. fans. BuT, as The library came closer and closer To compleTion. sTudenTs in- creasingly familiarized Themselves wiTh iTs TaciliTies and came home To The new and improved library. The ouTside of The building re- mained The same, excepT for an ex- Tension on The back To allow for more sTudying room. However, few leaves of grass were now To be found in fronT of The building as The Universify paved over mosT of This area, This acTion immediaTely drew many sTudenT complainTs and The New Third floor sTudy spaces awalT The arrival of busy sTudenTs wiTh armloads of books area was evenTually dubbed The Roy O. Roller Rink. However, Tables and chairs were placed There when spring came and iT became a popu- lar gaThering place for sTudenTs. On The inside, Roy O. goT a com- pleTe faceliff. LighT grey and mauve graced The walls and furnifure, and wide open spaces gave sTudenTs plenfy of room To roam. The firsT floor housed currenT periodicals and ref- erence maTerials, while books and bound periodicals were found on The second and Third floors. The Ar- chives had a beaufiful TemperaTure- conTroIled faciliTy on The second floor. One of The mosT imporTanT de- velopmenTs for sTudenTs. however, was The 700 sTudy spaces, in a vari- eTy of shapes and sizes, provided aT Roy O. ln addiTion, The library now had enough shelf space for 20 years of expansion. Probably The mosT aTTracTive fea- Ture of The new and improved Roy O. was The lnsTrucTional Media Ser- vices CenTer, locaTed in The base- menf. The CenTer housed sTaTe-of- The-arT Technical eauipmenT for fac- ulTy and sTudenT use. Included were The language lab, media classroom, eview rooms for wafching video- Ha Tapes, and various Types of audio and video equipmenT. The Rainbow Room, now called The Word Pro- cessing Lab, was now locaTed in The basemenf and provided 34 much- used Terminals, Two drafT prinTers, and Two leTTer-aualiTy laser prinTers. The lower level also was The home for The W, S, and O cenTers, a faculTy area, and Two affer-hours sTudy rooms which were open unTil 2 a.m. The library's holdings grew as well. Roy O. had 250,000 volumes and re- ceived new books monThly, and also mainTained approximafely 1300 pe- riodical subscripTions. IT Roy O. didn'T have The book you needed, chances were good ThaT iT could be obTained from anoTher school Through The inTerlibrary loan sysTem. All in all, The DePauw communiTy agreed ThaT The library renovaTion was a greaf success. Added space and beTTer faciliTies made Roy O. a more aTTracTive and useful place To sTudy. And wiTh promises of even more growfh, sTudenTs came more and more To rely on The library for Their needs. -Reporfed by Ingrid Wilder s.2 fd' A 4 78 Library Renovafion . ' ,. H., .NIE .f-:Z -j,L:G1.1 -,1,i,','-T12-bz..Halls:'r,,.f,:..xl:,q5:I:,.E'E:',f':-,:-,'5CmEiS:bH'f V' ,.,., ., A ,....T.7.,, -,,..W ,..M,..i, , ,..-i,.,.. 4 A .4 . ,f 1: ' . 'fp R, - :. rg V-an .1-, M- f-fm.-.1-' .1 QQ'.fY1 11.r'2'?. 01 5 1 2 2-ifziwliifggf ? M 1 A- 4. M..A,,QL, Md. , . ,. , .H A The beloved Roy O. Roller Rink. Z ...V e e .-11+ ee: , 1 'LlIBRAReY .wvlll 1 Il l -QHQQ Q . Y 47 l xl 1 ln- : L , e4 .4- -A Roy O. sporls o new sign. V The Srcl floor shows plenty of room. ' - - - f f . . '- ---- ---A---U ' '- K Rm.:-. xX f.::-':::. wef-'I-D mwewsgaqzxmx .Wm M '13, ,-,XHQQ .R -1-:-2- H .e l: - fii .l wi.. . me Llbrory Renovollon 179 4 N X XX News Alfernafive Livihg Offered T987 saw The advenT of a new Type of living arrangemenT for De- Pauw sTudenTs. The universiTy pur- chased a house aT 202 S, Spring STreeT for use as an alTernaTive living uniT lasT year, and This fall The firsT oc- cupanTs moved in. The idea began when seven sTu- denTs began To feel ThaT residence halls did noT provide an aTmosphere ThaT was conducive To academic discussions, The group felT ThaT There was a need for an informal gaThering place where discussions of liferaTure, philosophy, and currenf affairs could occur. They shared Their feelings wiTh The Residence Hall Associafion, and wiTh The help of David Sneed, Tom Arner, and oTher faculfy, The idea became a proposal which was evenTually adopTed by The universi- Ty. The same seven sTudenTs became The house's firsT residenTs. They ren- amed The living uniT Bloomsbury, afTer The house in which Virginia Woolf and oTher arTisTs resided dur- ing The early TwenTieTh cenTury. The house sponsored several discussions wiTh speakers ThaT came To campus, and also hosfed poefry readings for some faculTy members. Bofh resi- denfs and guesTs commenTed on how much They enjoyed The com- forTable aTmosphere aT Bloomsbury. The house's founders hope ThaT Bloomsbury will serve as a model for oTher alTernaTive living unifs aT De- Pauw. Bloomsbury Alfernahve Living UniT, locaTed aT 202 S Spring ST. f ' 4 I f w'iy7,r,v. ., 9841- l. A .l'.' Lfkfivsfz- N1 f Wffffwkss P9 News ,jv....m,,,5 J 5 hvas Dano Grants Banning CriticiZes Social Life ln 4986, DePauw received a S200,000 grant from the Charles A. Dana Foundation. The grant, to which DePauw added S1l00,000 of its own funds, enabled students to gain valuable work experience without incurring an extreme financial bur- den. Grant money was made available to all students who normally qualified for University financial assistance. The Director of Financial Aid sent out 643 applications and received 50 completed applications for off- campus internships and 45 for on- campus jobs. The grants were used for semester or summer internships. Students who were involved in summer appren- ticeships off-campus received up to S4 400 per month. Most of these re- cipients found work in the areas of broadcasting, public relations, health services, and the fine arts. Approximately 45 students received S2750 from the Dana program to stay in Greencastle during the sum- mer and help faculty members with research projects, and another 40 students worked for the University in the library or on the paint crew. Five Dana Apprenticeship posi- tions were open to Management Fellows for their required semester in- ternships. These students were pro- vided with S5000 to cover room and board during their work exper- iences. International Business minors could also apply for S2000 grants for one-month internships. The generosity of the Dana pro- gram and the University enabled many students to gain unusual and important learning. Senior Todd Grantham, who spent the summer of 4987 working with Dr. Wade Hazel, said, 'The scope of what I did is comparable to some masters the- ses. lt was a good experience which should help me greatly in grad school. The DePauw environment, which is often under criticism from the inside, was harshly evaluated from the out- side during 4988 as well. James Ban- ning, associate professor of psychol- ogy at Colorado State University, was hired by the DePauw adminis- tration to visit campus and thus to develop conclusions and recom- mendations regarding the out-of- class environment at the university. Banning visited campus from Febru- ary 4Li to 47 and spent almost 200 contact hours of discussion with stu- dents, faculty, and administators. He visited a sorority house, a fraternity house, four residence halls, the AAAS House, the Hub, classrooms, and the library. Banning's 45-page report first concentrated on what he termed 'psychosocial issues. He especially concentrated on the phrase Under the Bubble. He said that this term epitomizes the immaturity and su- perficiality that he observed while on campus. 'Social life 'under the bubble ', Banning stated, Mis artifi- cial, ritualized, immature, and is not supportive of normal psychosocial! psychosexual development. Life un- der the bubble is also stressful, he said, citing the Senior Survey 4982 which found that 415 percent of the respondents seriously considered transferring to another school, pri- marily because of their unhappiness with the homogeneity of the cam- pus andthe overwhelming emphasis placed on living unit status. Banning said that he felt the bubble had formed as a result of catering to par- ents and alumni, ln some way the 'bubble' seems to serve all, Banning said. However, a bubble that allows an unhealthy social environment to flourish is not protective, but very damaging to its inhabitants and to the nature of the institution. Banning also observed a low toler- ance of any type of diversity. He was alarmed at the poor understanding even students in favor of racial di- versity seemed to have. Banning said that DePauw students for the most part viewed diversity very egocentrically, as a show-and tell lesson for white students. Banning felt that one major factor in the immature environment on campus is the types of living units available. He expressed a need for more emphasis to be placed on co- educational housing and out-in- town living. Finally, Banning called for a reor- ganization of student government. He praised the leadership of the or- ganizations but said students did not have a strong enough voice under the current setup. News 484 News Falco Resigns' Silander Named New Academic Wce Presidenf AfTer one year on The job, Vice PresidenT for Academic Affairs lvlaria Falco resigned. Falco had been on adminisTraTive leave for The 4987-88 school year in order To work on a handbook for using sTaTisTics in polifi- cal science courses. Falco cifed The slow progress of her work as her main reason for resigning. However, Falco agreed To remain on The Teaching faculTy of The poliTical science de- parTmenT. She had been granTed Tenure as a precondiTion of her 4986 hiring. UniversiTy PresldenT l?oberT BOT- Toms immediaTely appoinTed a sev- en-member faculTy search commiT- Tee To find a replacemenf for Falco. For The firsf Time, DePauw hired a professional execufive search firm, Heidrick and STruggles, To aid in The search. BoTToms said This was done To help reduce The load of work on The faculTy commiTTee. The commiT- Tee, chaired by Professor of Chemis- Try Eugene SchwarTz, sorTed Through over 400 applicaTions before bring- ing The final Two candidaTes To cam- pus for inTerviews in laTe April, A Third candidaTe removed himself from considerafion shorTly before campus inTerviews began. The Two finalisfs were STanley P. Caine and PaTTi Gil- lespie. Caine held an idenTical posT and also served as professor of hisiory aT Hanover College. Caine also TaughT aT DePauw in The early 497O's. Gille- spie was serving as a professor and chairperson of The deparTmenT of communicaTion arTs and TheaTre aT The UniverisTy of lVlaryland, AfTer exTensive discussions wiTh faculTy and sTudenTs, PresidenT BOT- Toms recommended ThaT The Com- miTTee on FaculTy reiecT The Two fi- nalisTs and appoinT Fred Silander, acTing AVP, To The posT. STeve Raines, COF chairman, sTaTed, One candidaTe was accepfable To The cornmiTTee, buT noT enThusiasTically so. The oTher candidaTe was unac- cepTable. Silander's appoinTmenT, on The oTher hand, was enThusiasTi- cally supporTed. Silander, who has served for several years as The uni- versiTy's Vice Presideni for Finance, will fill The posT Tor Three years, afTer which he will be eligible for reTire- menT. 'Tim Dr. Fred Silondel' AnoTher founiain graced De-Pauw's campus This year, This one in honor of The UniversiTy's benefacTors. Despife complainfs abouf The placemenf and principle of The founTain, if was dedicafed Old Gold weekend. mm V S 'T ' T-7 ,. .'..1f f17:1i '- - , V , . -L. .4 .P .. -. T - . . News lnferfrafernify Council Forms Social Responsibiify Commiffee AfTer a number of run-ins befween fraTerniTies and The STudenT Affairs Office, The lnTerfraTerniTy Council decided To insTiTuTe a Social Respon- sibiliTy CommiTTee To help solve problems regarding noise and alco- hol obuse. The commiTTee's sTrucTure was based on ThoT of The UniversiTy of illi- nois, which was The firsT in The coun- Try To creafe such o policy. U of I provided DePauw IFC wiTh a A2- page hondbook ThaT iT had devised. The DePauw IFC Then examined The handbook To see which parfs were applicable To DePauw, The commif- Tee, called SRC, allows for sTudenTs To monifor Their own parTies accord- ing To very specific guidelines. The procedure for an SRC monifored parTy was as follows: 4. The porTy musT have been regis- Tered aT STudenT Affairs, who musT know who will be inviTed, how long The parfy will lasT, and The amounT of alcohol which will be served. 2. Two IFC monifors wenT To The frafernify of specific Times during The nighf To moniTor The parfy and see if The fraTerniTies are obiding by SRC's rules, which include providing non- alcoholic beverages and unsolfed food, serving beverages in nonclear cups, and plocing bouncers aT The door To check The guesT lisT and lD's. 3. lVloniTor A, an IFC official, wenT To The parTy during iTs early sTages. There he would meeT an execuTive officer of The fraTerniTy, and boTh would sign Two forms acknowledg- ing They had meT. 41. The execuTive officer Then called campus securiTy To check on The fraTerniTy's noise level. Mean- while, lvloniTor A spenT aT leosT Ten minuTes on an unobTrusive check of SRC rules. If There ore any infrocTions aT This poinT, lvionifor A issues a ver- bal warnlng To The execuTive officer. 5, IVloniTor B arrived a few hours lafer, WiThouT Talking To lVloniTor A, he Too checked for violafions of SRC rules. If problems ciTed by lvloniTor A were sTill noT correcTed by The Time lvlonifor B arrived, The fraTerniTy could be fined. SRC rules did noT apply To formals or informals, and houses were al- lowed one all-campus parTy. SRC was generally well-received by The campus communify. iTs main goals, as expressed by IFC Presidenf ScoTT STorrer, ws To puT an end To probafion and lessen frafernifies' li- abilify. However, Toward The end of The yeor, SRC decided To eliminafe guesT lisTs from iTs reguiafions, due To concern ThaT independenT sTudenTs were being denied access To par- Ties. AT A GLANCE . wg A 4' Nia' 251. -'- fx 5 -f 1 L we -W XA I 'ug 155 ' . 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By building on The experience of This yedr dnd wiTh The reTurn of mdny pldyers, including co-cdpTdins lvielissd Gillis dnd Cheryl Rdmpo, nexT yeor's volleybdll sedson promises To be even more successful dnd exciTing. The Tigers show Their superb offense which provided Them with Their record-seTTing 590500, Scoring o poinT for The Tigers, EIizopeTh HorT spikes The poll over The heods of The defenders. 'I86 Volleybdll Freshrnon sTondouT PoTTy BOVIGCCOYSI sTorTs off onoTherf win for The Tigers wiTh o powerful serve Co-CdpTciin Melissci Gillis spikes The Doll for onoTher ooinT 2254: LT .L U. of lndidnopolis Edrlhom X A N EPAH PM Obefllm k,LUM'. I E 4 L 25 I, -,fgluw Kenyon 'T ' ' Ohio Wesleydn VVoosTer ppmyii RFPILTW QPIXW 50.113, gr I.: gp,1U' - Ooklond CiTy Wm 4 0 14 Ll 'M W H W9 EFAWH 57 Eorlhorn Q I' 1'-9 L ST. Froncis ll Frdnklin 5 2 lvlorion 4 ,T L 2 ' IU-SouTheosT I LW ST. Frdncis P- P me .. f ' Goshen P gi 2 ST. lvldry of The Woods R 1 Sh H E S C Ooklond CiTy ow , e ey vons, uzie orlson, Melisso Gillis, Suson Morris, Tdnyo Stonish, ChrisTine p rd e-CGI meT Rombo, Delio SoTo. Row 2 Lech Towne, Cheryl Rornbo, Denise KubdT, JdneT Horn- S? JU WU mond, Parry Bonoccorsi, Eiiwbem HorT, Liz Telfer, Codon Pm Dowoeii ' 0599 5 HODOVGF IU-SouTheosT Anderson Eorlhdrn BeThel lVlonchesTer Rockford Goshen Vincennes Morion IUPUI Tri-STdTe VOLLEYBALL 441-411 DPU OPP 2 3 2 4 2 O O 2 4 2 4 2 3 4 3 O 2 3 O 3 2 3 2 O O 2 O 2 3 4 3 4 O 3 O 3 3 O 3 4 4 2 2 O 2 O 2 O 2 O O 2 2 4 4 3 O 2 O 2 Volleyball 487 F001bClII hi' - C' :HV 5 Q-I2 ' F' gl 41 Ti A A f..fIlQ.., 'T if Q -3 KS! ' 1 , . r x T 1-4. I- '. 47 4' V iii, A .. DS- b lv ff'--is . 1 , u ,' .LY 'TT hggifgh: III r 'n A i A i- -. ' L . :f ,' .!I1,A,A,..J-rspuf-,, -4. .1 .. .3 - ,ig -Y . Q i , ru la 1 X 7 Q 71 The DePauw Tigers finished off The 4987 season wiTh sfyle. During The second half of The season, The Tigers claimed a perfecf 5-O record on The gridiron. The season began wiTh a Tough mafch againsT The Franklin Grizzlies. The game's MVP, Jeff Voris, Threw for a record A 45 yards in a 413-39 losing efforf. Affer a 416-7 loss on The road To Hope Col- lege, The Team's luck finally Turned around as The Tiger defense, led by Kevin Burns, held Albion To jusT seven poinfs To DePauw's 40. The Tigers confinued To play well againsf KenTucky Wesleyan, desTroying The Wild- caTs in a 34-O shuTouT. The Tigers Then chal- lenged The DayTon Flyers unTil The lasT eighT seconds of The game when a missed field goal gave The Tigers a 23-24 loss. The Tigers were noT To lose again This season, begin- ning Their winning sTreak wiTh a 45-44 vicTory The DePauw offense challenges Findlay 488 FooTbalI .1-V - . pl ' li , 1' ' 7 i , . -T . V, . . A L- . ' 4 ' 7 4.4 J . Q - Lvl 5 i , , l T f . . . 1 - Pl l :if 9 Vi . ' ' 3 -r-'51-',1.. f T . - S ' '39 ,...- . f I . IQ' TWTW ilVi5Wli Wl 'TTW'WWIWTWW wsvzmwil. againsf Taylor. Then The Tigers came home for Old Gold Day and gave The alumni plenTy To cheer abouT, beaTing lVlacMurray 30-5. Findlay and Case Wesfern Reserve were The nexT vicfims of The new and improved Tigers, wiTh scores of 29-28 and A7-27, respecTively. ln The laTTer conTesT, Tony Mazur became DePauw's highesT scoring freshman ever. The highlighT of The year, Though, was defi- niTely DePauw's crushing defeaf of Wabash, bringing back The lvlonon Bell wiTh a 33-44 score, The largesT margin of vicTory by De- Pauw over Wabash since 4957. Jeff Voris and Kevin Burns were named The season lVlVP's, and Mike Sherman received The Tiger Award. Also honored were Bill Weimer wifh The BaTTle of The Trenches Award, and Tony Mazur and Rob Bush, Freshmen of The Year Award. , .Y .fig I, Tom Downham uses his kicking abilifies To push The Tigers Toward vicTory. X-it Junior Jim I-leberf pushes The Tigers down The field for a Touchdown. fa- -TF:-fg. s:.:'.:.. :1f: 'Qft:f I,-':,:'h I 'pf' ':::: 1:4 N. h I J., t ' ' 'I ' :, i 33 57? ' ', Vg. Q Q vivid: Y.- , 1 'AQ , Ab 7' ' T 'W f I - --f -we . . ,M . gb K 'T I 7 9 '42 . ii-4 . . e- . ,-..- . X -- 44 Q, .. - -- , . 4 5.-. , .Y ,..- V V -... ,-,,,,,, - .-.,A.- ..fx-.-- - ir . .. .. ... . - J... .'....3..'i . 1' ' K, f ... W .- 4' V - I ,s..-fn, - ' , ...-4- 1 h sw -- 1 ' -4 1: . - - KQ -. 4... '-V' ,.. .: .io-. --.-I NA Q nv- - 5,, -IDU!-. . ., A x . I I li 4 'ha !,. in 5' 5 'F' .V 'JY ,N. - 15.963 N -ajfql--, 1 v X ' f.. an 1' . 5' r -l Q . I ' 'X 1,2 , . . X . i I -4 W' 4 Foolball 7-3 DPU OPP Franklin 39 L13 Hope 7 116 Albion 40 7 Kenlucky Wesleyan 34 O Dayfon 24 23 Taylor 45 441 MacMurray 30 5 Findlay 29 28 Case Wesfern L17 27 Wabash 33 44 ' 4 I, , K M ,, -h 6 , fy Bearing our a defender, Tony Mazur cafches a fouche 3nL4 1 f -,-4. ff , 'ffl down pass on his way fo becoming the highesf scoring Agfxenfff EIMW' - fig Wy- f, freshman af DePauw . ff ' I ' ff- I' ' V ' IL. f 4 -- 'IL L A Findlay defender alfempfs in vain To slap Chris Lee ,, -, 1,1 .,n,,,-AQSQN . . h -did . q:1'Ji,::,L:i in ,. g-Q., 2 K u l 3 ri- gi ,, , ' i 3.35, in -iw.. n M- Row 4 Steve Wefoska, Kevin Burns Row 2 Mike Muller, Brendan Anderson, Tom Downham, Brefl Hickman, Mike Weber, Vince Thomas, Bob Morrison, Bill Weimer, Brad Hauler, Gordon Teel, Mike Sherman, Mike Phelan, Chris Milner, Cliff Gamble, Ed Sf, John, Maff Moodhe Row 3 i Mike Kelly, Mike Davis, John Sieferf, Terry Jackson, John 0 Q, N Schroedor, Coach Roberfson, Coach Cohen, Coach J 4- rr--. A I gf Rodgers, Coach Meyer, Head Coach Mourouzis, Coach 'I ,P gp Q, A n Vi - Hreha,Coach Gojevic, Coach Firzpafrick, Coach Sfef' 'A ' ' '!5 'N : ' , son, Amy-Mae Miller, Jim Hebert, Jeff Wilkins, Phil Cecil K , Row A Mark Anderson, Tom Dehner, Tom Braden, Ron Siler, David Baughman, Rip DePew, Chris Lee, Joe Pin- dall, kevin Slesh, Dick Jones, Don Nelson, Kyle Steele, Randy Miller, Keifh Kisselle, Mark McAuliffe, Bill Bonac- corsi, Tom Powell, Todd Cleveland, Row 5x Bill Romsey, Jeff Voris, Tim Skelfon, Todd Cummings, Gary VanKep- pel, Brian Gefz, Gordon Harris, Rich Bulger, Tom O'Hara, Sean Sfeele, David Orland, Dave Laaksonen, Ted Becker, Pele Baroni, Doug Kalich, Dan Kirby, Erik Miner, Rob Giles, Kevin Sumida Row 6 Mari Dean, Chris Kane, Tim Hughes, David Wood, Mike Kofloski, Mike Hackman, John Krauss, Scarf Crisf, Tony Josf, Zack Goffesman, Doug Lowery, Greg Phillips, Greg Werner, Todd Collins, Tim Price, John Mclnnes, Mike Thompkins, Andy Beumer Row 7 Ken Borgerding, Hans Hollisfor, Larry Kemper, Darby Reid, Brad Toone, Kris Gruner, Jeff Francis, Craig Lahrman, Graham Glander, T. Ray Phillips, Alex Adams, Joe Nowinski, Scarf Salemi, Greg Giles, Randy Dippell, Tor Hoerman, Mall Wefoska, Roberf Hall, Rocky Aker Row 8 John Coons, Paul Haynes, Greg Gardner, J J McCulloh, Maff Warren, Allen Garvin, Eric Hopp, Mike Dobosh, Rich Rufz, Tony Mazur, Brelf Roache, Mike Loh- man, Chris Edwards, Rob Bush, kevin Thompkins, Craig Evans, Frank Kosfouros, Richard Grey, 9 QQGQ 'Bly x' 4, -4 ff- . , Q! -' 5 f ' . 4 1 5 Y ' V' -Y ci .gl , gm 5.,ne.,iTE'gL fgdigdflc iw Yfqqlffgn-f ?'1'f'-?593fS24 gjri0-gg , .-seq-i'if9qQ?:.,ie-'gig fs AA ,, --l .. .-' l ri . . '-W iz. I.. . - ,1 ' ' mil? Qu' mm I in ' r fun' mum- nw' fini 'U' WN' A innmv Y' lg' 'r g s1fiv.FQ,-In QLQQIQQ Hi-mws-Q'-ma, . 2 m,,,4MQJWJWQQiHyBWE ,,,, M S' -4-'LE -sign: - -' lirforrg -aifg rgvs? S95 .55 'll 7 9 T 55 S A V 4 'lu:Q?sB.pB3 F2 5-i 5'6Dfv?qi,figi 1 : ,, J A -Ll., QF' 4, ' -rl eb . -- - 2 ' I j ' . if 'L : , i-Q ry I ,Ll W: 4 's. Q - :nn P ,nn A ,mu mam mm J .gpm 'ma N :uma tunnd Um 4 mm if-if K let:-'P I 1' X 51 was R? Foorboii iso TX Goalie Marfy Mueller makes a greaT save for The Tigers. 3 -. '. x , I ' R X Field Hockey The T987 season for The DePauw field hockey Team was anoTher successful one. Under The leadership of coaches Judy George and Sharon Chiang, The Team was deTermined To have anoTher winning sea- son. The experience and maTuriTy of cap- Tains Colleen Konicek and Cafhy Cooper, as well as all The seniors, helped The Team Tre- mendously. Senior Konicek seT a DePauw career re- cord of 74 goals, She and Meg Svoboda led The Team in scoring, each wiTh a season To- Tal of 23 goals. Dana King and Julie Thomp- son were also consisTenT conTribuTors To De- Pauw's offense. On defense, goalie MarTy Mueller and sweep CaThy Cooper were ac- knowledged ThroughouT The season for Their ouTsTanding performances. The following players were also recog- nized Ann Duncan, All STaTe and HCW Team: Colleen Konicek, All STaTe and HCW Team, Regional All American, Heidi Shays, All STaTe Honorable MenTion and HCW Team, and Meg Svopoda, All STaTe and HCW Team and Academic All American. ATTer a producTive season, The Team's hlghlighT was winning The HCW and sTaTe championships for The second year in a row. Pow 1 Colleen Konicek, Dana King, Shelley Cafha- rine. Laura MuggIesTon, Tina Ross, Ashley Earnesf, Kafhy Dahlauisf l?ow 2 Many Mueller, Monica Ca- pra, KaThy Hesse, Leslie Davidson, Heidi Shays, Bren- da Swain, Michelle Schoeny, BeTh Byrne, Andrea Heslin Pow 3 Coach Sharon Chiang, Jill BranTon, STacy Remmy, Meg Svopoda, Ann Duncan, Cafhy Cooper, Julie Thompson, Ellen Birkhead, Coach Judy George Dona King leaps in an aTTempT To make a sTeal TOO Field Hockey ll 2' XA ,flffmf il. 1 ' 'gg-9, f 'il fm M4 Q It 3 04 77 2, F V W c is -1 ,, , . 4 -. V '-J il : ,- R , i f , ,fu , ' I L7 T 1 J is ' 10 Q. 5' I3, f :if 1.,- Q in If - , . , 1 ' S 1 RX - I' - T We f kr T 3 fr 5 .-.4 ' - wi 2' ' -T , - Tiff., 1 4'-.J , T -3.1: A - 'wi' wg, K J.3:V'4 ' eff- Ugffx F, 1 .QT H ,ggse Il:i' .,-' we ' gil?-Fig, ' '--is , , , +2 537155. T?-fiq,r:,y5,gg. M4 ' sfgfbl-QEWAETQ3 --,Q g .f Li TTyigTfl' .- T5-153i-' 'f ' Tv?- Sifiis FIELD HOCKEY 47-5-4 DPU OPP Bellarmlne 4 2 Olivet A O Adrian A 4 Albion A O Franklin 8 O Berea 7 4 Centre at Berea 3 2 U of the South O 4 Wittenberg 2 2 Hanover 7 4 Kalamazoo Q O Asbury 7 4 lvlarion 2 4 Hope 2 O Transylvania O 4 Franklin A O Goshen 3 4 Calvin at Goshen 4 3 Kenyon 3 4 Ohio Wesleyan O 3 Earlharn A O Franklin 6 O Goshen 2 O Junior Ann Duncan takes the ball down the field ftopj to score a goal qbelowj. Dana King rushes to beat an opponent. All State Honorable Mention Heidi Shays takes Control of the ball to score one more goal on the Tigers' way to victory, Field HOCkey 494 Soccer The DePduw men's soccer Teom enjoyed dnoTher successful sedson under hedd codch Pdge CoTTon, posTing d 'I5-2 reguldr sedson record before bowing ouT To Wdsh- ingTon UniversiTy of ST. Louis in NCAA Division Ill TourndmenT ploy. The Tiger defense wds ouTsTdnding ThroughouT The sedson ds The Tedm ouTs- cored opponenTs by d 50- 'ld mdrgin. Includ- ed in The 15 wins were nine shuTouTs, four of which come in d crucidl ldTe-sedson eighT gdme winning sTreok which propelled The Ti- gers inTo The NCAA TourndmenT, d godl ThdT hod bdrely eluded Them The previous yedr. UnforTundTeIy, The Tedm come up on The shorT end of d 3-4 decision dgdinsT Vvdshing- Ton UniversiTy in The opening round of The pldyoffs. Junior Bridn Jdworskl wds The Teom's MVP dnd ledding scorer, noTching Twelve godls dnd six dssisTs, while John Ber- Trdm wds ouTsTdnding in The neTs, dllowing only ThirTeen godls dnd Turning dwdy sixTy- seven shoTsT Codch CoTTon will miss The services of sen- iors Doug CorpenTer, Ddve Bogley, Jim l-ldnd, PdT VVesT, dnd Greg Fox, dll of whom pldyed key roles in The Tigers' successful sed- son -P. J. O'Connell POIVT or shine, Tiger MVP Brion Jdworski dlspldys The mony skills Thdr hdve led To his success 102 Soccer -'J f- .-Q' ' wgxw-V RY Three-Time leTTermdn .lim Hond, senior, moves The DOII down The field, .5 'gg AS- YT-' 'll- Nx,-' . :Lg X .- T - T T 45,1 T ,v Q A34 T ' ' W .: V3 Q A F-ci -. X -X K X ,T :wx L V , 5- C si fi f':- 'fl , lr . A A -T T. 'S .- x -K 'T-xv-4 ,'-.T x , N,gi.g, . . Vw T + ,--vm J:-'fi--me wb 1 s -. .mf - ,.-NWX -,T 'i'4f57lTTffvTTTsi'sgTm'i' qw, Jw, ,c! f' ,gI:x1, -vb 4 j , W. . W gzs. ,M '- Q ..-vm TIN ffm. 'AN ' -xx W 1 ' I P. TTQQN-seep , , - T -4 pr X- ' .w..- i 6-F504 i 7 DePauw goalie John Bertram blocks one of his sixty-seven shots while stepping over a G oing over instead of around, Greg Fox moves towards defender. me DCM ' 1-lf-' --f , f 4 -. , 1' I' , ' env' W '.,.m, 0 l f .MAMEAI Q - .,,- 'L I. Q' ,. -91,5 ' A-4 . ,v 1 -u ' ' ,- Max K u Y . iw 415' 'N 2 axrira , se,-,,,g. . J + Wig. :V U . nf., -s . 'P A-f- .a ' w.mQ.,, . l ul N 1 ff . rf .. 3 Q A , 1 , , J 9 7 it ' Wff. O A,Kj,,i-RW I r S ' SOCCER is-3 V' , g ., 1 Q' A 'I Q iir,AQw - W ' if , N ' ' Pj is DPU opp , .4 4 A f V V Calvin 4 O M E' ' Wooster 4 O WQ 'Q 1-, fin, Nl A, Ohio Wesleyan O 3 , 4 nw, , ,. ' A ., M , W limi Kenyon 2 O K ' F 1 le ivf 'n ' ' Manchester A O ' . N. r. ' L ' 1 - - ,Q if of iiianeis Benedictine e 0 QSKRAU' wt ' X Pr'n ' 'o 6 4 S, 2 . UI, r i JP., WU W, Af ICIDI 'K 4 W iff e Fi 'iie 3 i . get Pier us rf! few Washington 4 2 Row 4: Pat West, Mark Willmert, Brian Javvorski, Steve Crump, Choa Hollingsworth, Aurora 6 O Anton Thompkins. Row 2: Brad Cvtron, Pete Land, John Bertram, Coach Page Cotton, Wobosh 2 Q Jim Burnside, Stuart Cytron, Joe Smith.i?ow 3:Jarnie Berg, Tim Graham, David Bagiey, Mar Vine 2 4 Asst. Coach Brad Hauter, Asst, Coach Mike Stehlik, Jim Hana, Jett Hederick, Craig Y 5 4 Hartman. Row A: Mark Reny, Doug Walker, Harry Smith, Doug Carpenter, Whitney BIOCKDUVD Smith, Pat Forbes, Jeff Cooper, Greg Fox, Chris ivicGrann. MOCMLJVFOV 3 O Rose-i-iulman A 4 U. of S. Indiana 2 4 Earlham 4 O Washington 4 3 Soccer 493 M6l1'S Bciskeiball LiTTle did The 4987-88 men's boskeTboll Teom know oT The beginning of The seoson whoT o long roller-coosfer ride wos oheod of Them. Under new heod cooch Royce VVolT- mon, formerly on ossisTonT under lndidno Cooch Bob KnighT, The Tigers hod o record- seTTing seoson in mony woys. The Teom commenced The seoson by spliTTing o poir of conTesTs oT The Copifol UniversiTy Alumni Clossic in Columbus, Ohio. AfTer meeTing BuTIer d week loTer, The squod hod dropped To 'I-2, ond The ouTlook wos grim, BuT under The sTrong leodership of The six senior ploy- ers, The Tigers emborked on o Ten-gome winning sTreok, which helped edrn Them The NCAA Division lll aefl noTionol ronking on Jon- uory 'l2. This wos The firsT Time o DePouw Teom hod received such on honor, The glory wos shorT-lived, however, os The Teom wos upseT 57-511 by Anderson on Jonuory lo. For The resT of The seoson The Tigers were noT obie To gorner more Thon Two consecuTive wins. The 'I8-8 seoson ended wiTh on 82-63 loss To Wobosh, The firsT defeoT The seniors 194 MQDIS BOSRQTDOTI 9 EJ -'51 'X MW' E h!.l!er's.fl 2 has -swings, , T I I hod ever suffered oT The honds of The LiTTle GionTs. This loss olso meonT ThoT The Tigers would be denied on opporTuniTy To com- peTe in The NCAA TournomenT for The firsT Time since 4983. DespiTe This disoppoiniing finish To The seo- son, Teom members compiled on impressive lisi of occomplishmenTs, Seniors Mike Con- nor, Jim Sondgren, Rondy BiedersTedT, ond Don FoIoTlco dll oTToined seoson scoring overoges in double figures. Freshmon BreTT CrisT provided excellenT supporT by sTorTing every gome ond overoging jusT under 'IO poinfs per conTesT. Connor, who finished his coreer os DePouw's sixTh oil-Time Ieoding scorer ond dTToined o record of .632 field gool percenToge for The 4988 seoson, wos ndmed MosT OuTsTonding Plover for The Teom. The lvlosT Voluoble Ployer honor wos oworded To Sondgren, who led The 4988 Ti- gers in sTeols, blocked shofs, ond rebounds. The Tigers ended The seoson wiTh on unde- feoTed record oT home. Mike Connor corefully oims for o bonk shof. Senior Mike Connor looks for on open teommcite. X-32 s .:,., Q ,A Mex :-.. 2 f-1 E ,, we 1552424 fxx. ' 'arg-?., Q,, .3 0 ----'--: - .evfffm .wr ., ,Q ,sf ,v,,:1f,-f- My rl f, ,,z,,, .,,, ,af 59812 -, gi, .. as I9 an A U 0 Q 6 Us n it I N I I' 7 7 X,- lsfl, I I I- I I 'r if-rziv I , I LY .:' I-I x, I ' I I 'Q rf. ,. ,I lfgwl ,I ie-Sift fT'x4'- 44iCIPf,.,I 44 45, f434Sfi15f 95-A Dxgjk . I ,I If Q-:MIX K 713, , Drunk ff:2Pr.'r'Il I 4 X W . A fpux 1?l'E1740 Jimi- ff A -PI Iflfpazli ,lyke yr I qi it r I ,I ,UI I If I , .ws I ' UIISDI, I '33ls -335.4 In I -.- -i i I sr, , I 264 jd- 4 2 'f Q ' 5 L.. 2 I E I: I I La: I M .5 ia-.., ., , X -5 -1 ix' 'U ' ' ' - ' -- 'ff' -v ' ' ' 1-- - N -- ' f ?ow 4: Don Fcilotico, Griff Mills, Jim Sondgren, Todd Sturgeon, Rondy Biederstedt, Mike Connor, Qow 2: Tim Mongds, Troy Greenlee, Mdnoger Steve Jent, Assistont Cooch Eric Froedge, Assis- fcnt Couch Dick Bender, Heod Cooch Royce Woltmon, Assistont Cooch Chris Mowry, Student Assistant Bill Beggs, Trdiner Jon Schroeder, Steve Hollor, Brett Crist. Row 3: Brdd Morchond, Tim Sheppard, Tim Frey, Bill Wainwright, Bront Boir, Kevin Lenz, Rob G-loyeske, Andy Marek, Joy -loffmon, Mork Smith. MENS BASKETBALL 48-8 Heidelberg Copitol Butler I-ldnover Eorlhom Rose I-lulmdn Thomos More Olivet Wittenberg ME-Presque Isle Frdnklin Toylor Wdbosh Anderson IUPUI Tdylor Frdriklin Millikin Mdnchester Webster illinois Wesleydn Wdshington IUPUI Anderson Huntington Wobdsh DPU OPP 68 63 60 64 57 64 88 72 85 62 74 64 87 59 400 58 66 59 402 68 95 69 63 58 88 64 54 57 89 62 57 67 80 64 65 67 80 57 402 47 79 85 64 53 94 94 64 62 84 70 68 82 I I .g- 5 Q X .. 9 ii if Cv! ' f Outjumping his opponent is senior Jim Sondgren. Men's Bcisketboll 495 TT WOITIGITS BGSKGHDGI The women's basl4eTball Team made greaT sTrides This season Toward becoming a sTrong perennial conTender. LasT season The Team posTed a A-ld record: This year, iT fin- ished aT TO-44, The mosT wins in one season by any DePauw women's baskeTball Team. Much of The crediT for This improvemenT was given To TirsT-year head coach Lori Herrmann and her assisTanT, Laura Clymer. Of The coaches' efTecT on The Team, senior co- capTain Jenny Bauer said, BoTh coaches work greaT TogeTher and iT rubs off on us. Bauer was also commended for her ouT- sTanding performance during The 4988 sea- son. She became DePauw's all-Time leading scorer wiTh Q99 poinTs and ended up second on The all-Time lisTs in asslsTs, free Throws, and field goals made. Bauer's co-capTain, senior Allison lvlacDougalI, received The lVlenTal AT- TiTude Award in honor of her sTrong leader- ship ThroughouT The year, MosT Valuable Player honors were shared by Bauer and ju- nior Marlene lvlcQueary, who neTTed a sin- gle-season scoring record of 354 poinTs and already ranked TourTh on The all-Time scoring lisT wiTh one year To go. Freshman Seana lvlurphy, who pulled down 486 rebounds dur- ing The season, was named The MosT lm- proved Player l?eTlecTing on The year, Coach Herrmann sTaTed, This season we achieved greaT balance and fine Tuning of Team asseTs Were definiTely on The move. Showing The sTyle ThaT made her DePauw's all-time leading scorer Jenny Bauer shooTs a free Throw PhoTos by CaThy Coulson T96 VVomen's BaskeTbalI x MTN r wil Wi A +2 1 hw T' e ' T. Ra Sophomore Cheryl m bo aims for The hoop, PIMIUV I 2 S v--N- .x.. K 77351.0- Hx,- .M f , -Z.. ., .gs ww Battling the boards against IU-Southeast is senior Shelley Hunter. 1 3, ,ww R.Zi A , 'Q-f A .1 , 5 I hx , ' i f w -- perm mmm pfgz' 1' M 1 2, it .4 A Wa I s ' P I pnww www 7f,,,i,Z ,IWW llfcfla Q' W -2- I ' 3,10 I 1Ei gg 11 5 J - ff :- Stl ,A - i, QQ I I ' -, I is ' v C 2'- 1 I .il F if I IL P EE I -Q ...Y -x ' 5 : .1 ,.,Q H H - 4 L I , sp:-, I H is - if f - A-, FQ 4 ' VAGQM - Lf. 6,574 4 will M. . a - p 1 , Ay Row 'li Kim Baker, Jenny 4 W Bauer, Tina Jamrose, Mar- Q X In' Tu. 1. Iene McQueary, Suzie Q Carlson, Donda Morris. I Row 2: Assistant Coach LJ Laura Clymer, Leah .I Uv Towne, Cheryl Rambo, .1 i , Jenny Caruso, Allison MacDougaIl, Jackie Swenglish, Seana Murphy, Shelley I-Iunter, Coach Lori Herrmann. vfffzli -E , L 4. .im ----im ' veg' U1 arf! WOMENS BASKETBALL 'l0- I4 Aurora IUPUI Albion Denison IU-Southeast Taylor Hanover Marion Manchester IUPUI Blackburn Grace Anderson Franklin Oakland City Indiana Tech Eaflham Greenville Washington U IU-Southeast Purdue-Calumet Marian Anderson Goshen DPU OPP 56 36 55 68 55 53 66 48 46 57 56 66 60 64 42 50 57 48 64 85 55 44 63 53 62 68 68 Q6 53 69 60 86 7 1 44 64 63 45 59 73 75 47 80 67 92 50 48 54 57 yu! 1 'Q .O z P - VF V Q, 5 6 5' in '4 The Tigers' top rebounder, freshman Seana Murphy, shoots for two. Co-MVP Marlene McQueary, junior, takes a jump shot Women's Basketball 'IQ7 W, Swimming Alfhough boTh The men's ond women's swim Teoms ended The seoson wiTh losing records, severol Teom members ochieved ouTsTonding occomplishmenTs in The course of The seoson. The women's swim Teom wos led by senior All-Americons Noncy Griffer ond lvlidl Smyfh, who Cooch lvldry BreTscher coiled possibly The Two besT swimmers we hove ever hdd oT DePouw. C5riTTer's spe- ciolTy wos freesTyle, while Smyfh concen- TroTed on The bocksTroke. The Two veTerons were greoTly helped by o wedlTh of Tolenf in This yeor's freshmon closs, which wos led by Chrissy Plonie of Germony. Plonie seT school records in The 4000 ond 4650 free, ond olso in The AOO-yord individuol medley. Ofher fresh- mon sfondoufs included Tommy Buckovich, who mode DePouw hisfory wiTh her Time of 2142.55 in The 200-yord breosTsTroke: ond lvlorio Shorpe. who performed well in boTh one ond Three-mefer diving. For The fourTh yeor in o row, DePouw women ploced of The NCAA Division Ill ndTlonol chompionships, which were held This yeor of Emory UniversiTy in Aflonfo. Five swimmers compeTed: Grif- Ter. SmyTh, Buckovich, freshmon Michelle Sims, ond Plonje. Cooch BreTscher sold she X .. ...ki -mx .- 1 . ef' l x. Ni for .., , -ZF' l I I T 4' -N l W if li i l .gig-KA . . x MXYXX, iw XXX xx? TL xi ii g ' A Sophomore Joe Wolusek counfs lops for o fellow swimmer. i if . Y' l . , U F XX A ,x 5 lsxww xv xx V N gi 5. . ' 4, b fx X .1 y 1, X x M. , ii gwmwyi Nxxy N bk i.,, .49 1.XQ,SIfxS6i mfs-ll. - T wos unsure how The Three freshmen would reocT To The pressure of Their firsT oppeor- once oT noTionols, buT she wos noT To be disoppoinfed. The firsT four women ploced 441Th in The 200-yord freesTyle reloy, eorning All-Americo honoroble menTion honors in The process. Plonje ploced 4OTh in The 200-yord buTTerfly, exceeding her own expecToTions. The Teom os o whole ploced 39Th in The chompionships. The Tiger men, led by senior co-cdpToins George lvldssey ond Don Woodruff, olso hod Their shore of ochievemenTs. Freshmon Chod Householder sei o DePouw record in The 400-yord bocksfroke wiTh o Time of 55.39 seconds. AnoTher new enTry in The re- cord books wos mode by Householder, freshmon Dove Pippen, junior Wes l-lobson, ond senior Don Woodruff. Their 4:34.04 Time in The 200-yord freesTyle reloy mode De- Pouw hisTory. Cooch Joe Condon olso rec- ognized sophomore Ldrry Serewicz for his performonce ogoinsT Vincennes UniversiTy in which he dropped 41.25 seconds off of his previous personol besT in The freesTyle. The Teom olso hosTed The firsT onnuol DePduw lnviToTionol, in which iT ploced fiffh. W V on -,'. ,nf L Keeping on eye on The lone nexT To him is sopho- more Lorry Serewicz, ' : w T we Jswlfnmmg ' .-.. .in - ' Freshman standout Chrissy Plonje warms up before a meet, 1' ff- ' - Q 1 'I an . 1 -0-pf. '3 . h, 4' Axd , S? 4 , EJ.. Q' 5-dn-o'- V 5 N ., u g I f , --Q, QQ- I 7' 'Q in .I F5 , I Q 4 1 ' . .mein . nlL.....,,.. ,..,.., D Lv , Q K , I 5 ' V , K 'Q X Mi Tr' 'I I I I I I . I f A ' X A 5 I ,IX I I I I , I I I , K-8,9 A Y gPA ,X , if - QA 4595.15 , 3 8 Elixir, ,WEPAUW 'UAH' ' ' 'Ky ig' -.s- Qf, .gl I 6 I nm. OVPSJVI V fpllu-. 4 I in gr.-JSINI Db4!l!a9' UEFA'-IW U:'7IlI'W IEPQWII trim xmz' X 925 'ti u if n rf, I 1 I , 2 , J I I' I I P' P F S f I f IIUJ I MEN'S SWIMMING C2-8 - DUAL MEETSQ DPU OPP Wabash 541 459 Valparaiso 433 67 U. of Indianapolis 56 4415 Butler 99 87 Eastern Illinois 29 83 Millikin 90 422 Ball State 56 433 Evansville 79 447 Wabash 419 468 Vincennes 73 4 441 WOMENS SWIMMING CA-5 - DUAL MEETSJ DPU OPP Valparaiso 4116 50 U. of Indianapolis 78 405 Butler 447 90 Eastern Illinois 63 49 Millikin 60 54 Ball State 641 443 Evansville 405 409 Wittenberg 4 4-41 454 Vincennes 88 420 VI r 3 E ff, H V 4 3. I ,, gt, y lfv, E P f- W fb' I E-, A I .4 ,Y . , iQ 41 gfn 0 - L 1' Y J Proper mental preparation is one of the keys to senior Nancy G-ritter's success, The 4988 Men's Swim Team The 4988 Womens Swim Team. Photos by Joe IA niltaker, Swimming 499 MGITS T6nl'IiS By The end of The seoson, The DePduw men's Tennis Tedm seemed To be invincible. The squod won iTs IdsT Ten meeTs of The yedr, including vicTories over Denison ond Princi- pio, who were rdnked dheod of The Tigers. Sophomore Brdd Pierce ond senior Jock Keendn boTh finished wiTh 45-6 records in The number one ond Two singles posiTions, re- specTiveIy. Mike Chdbrdjo, junior, posTed O TQ-2 mork, mosTly while pldying The Third sin- gles spoT. Chdbrdjd, who wds voTed by his TeommdTes os The mosT improved DePduw ployer, Teomed wiTh junior John Lowe To edrn o 'I6-6 record in doubles pldy. Pierce dnd Keenon were exTremely successful in +4 doubles ploy, ending The yeor wiTh d T7- 5 record. The Teom, which wds rdnked 23rd in The NCAA Division Ill dT mid-seoson, finished The yeor rdnked 45Th. Tedm MVP Pierce fin- ished The sedson rdnked 43rd in The noTion, o performdnce which dudlified him To pdrTici- pdre in The Division lil ndTiondI chdmpionships in Lexingron, Virginia. According To Codch Tom CoTh, Only 66 of The ndTion's besT Divi- sion III ployers were inviTed ouT of 2700. JusT To gudlify is on honor. Keenon joined Pierce dT ndTiondls To compeTe in doubles ploy. The number-one doubles Tedm of sophomore Brod Pierce ond senior Jdck Keenon Tdke d breofher during prdchce PhoTos by T Roy Phillips 200 Men's Tennis Juniors Mike Ci'lGDTOjCi and doubles DOTTHST JOi'il i Lowe Ol'1TiCiDOTG Tileli opponents' I negd 51101, S 'LE F4 gl 1 . X .L ' sf A ...- ,Ji.... . 0 if 'af x 'Q'lf3f's . , Q ,X sms-ss iss-:sf ss-'Xara , T Ni, is X X-'S iff qS'Q,'g1! S' M skis - L4 I gl . ,, QC? 1 i it is 1 . L Hives' f- ZF IPM 48'-e fin 34 Ky. Y 5 lilll iiaiiii, .fi I l as 4.1 The 4988 Men's Tennis Team, A Tiger nerler works on his volley. lu, L DPU OPP Augusiana 9 O U. of Indianapolis Q O Ripon College 4 8 Kenyon College A 5 Elmhursi College C? O U. of VVI-Whiiewaler 7 2 Rensselaer 8 4 Emory 4 8 Indiana Slale 5 A College of Woosler 9 O Ohio Wesleyan O O Baller 8 'I Easlern Illinois 8 4 Wabash Q O DePaul 8 4 Rose l-iulrnan 9 O Denison 7 2 Principia 6 3 D 5 Tx T, W ,N x - '7 Sth' 52' - lift 1t L3'k3,-ra 55 XTR . gs w- A A KN K 1'ff.',, 'f f L' 'T ' - -, f ,lfL'f7 . If --- . .-N ,Z,:yQ,.i,XQXy 2 Ll! ' 'A 'YT' 6 Miz 5 -:ffm ' f . ' fl ' l!SlBNCesivQr:g X Q .J 1 , u . I ' - , , . . N -Inezigr ' .1147 M ,1-.a,,1V-.kiwi QM' J Jack Keenan shows The service Technique Thai earned him a spot in naiional compeililon. lvien's Tennis 204 ..N,,,. V ll .xx Women's Tennis De-spiTe having a preponderance of young players and no seniors, The women's Tennis Team had a superb season. Co-cap- Tains Susan BelT, junior, and Alice Holdeman, sophomore. led The Team To a 5-3-4 fall sea- son and a 5-11 spring season. The sophomore class fielded The mosf TalenT, as The Three Top singles spoTs and many of The doubles Teams were filled wlTh second-year players. The number one singles posifion was played by Jenni Burns, who earned a 20-8 record for The year and ended The spring season ranked l2Th in The lVlidwesT Region. Number Two player Holdeman and number Three player KaTherine lvlorr joined Burns in winning All-Conference honors in The fall. Holdeman and lvlorr joined TogeTher To win The same honor for Their doubles play. The remaining Three singles spofs were occupied by fresh- men Susan Ray, Caryl Bridges, and Laura Chabraja, and sophomore ChrisTine lvlawicke. In addiTion To These individual dis- TincTions, The Team placed second aT The NAIA DisTricT 24 TournamenT and firsT in The Hoosier Conference for Women QHCWQ Championships, boTh in The fall. Head Coach PaT Gammon was named HCW Coach of The Year. Sophomore Jenni Burns concenTraTes on The ball, 202 Womens Tennis . lljll-.T llllll . N xxl ,ft-g-:m..fZ'f igfa E, Qi.-- -. gf. l'5 W '-' H ' Esq..4H,1 Vx i j .,r:,.N: i'W,i,:.,:l I HP., l 3.- V5'i b ll ,KMJ-'fl.f' 'Swv 'Q' -Q-5 'f Q :-,- 'J' , T' J-fi- wi :-,Uv Q -L 'L xr T T ,- -,. 7: 54.3. . -. f 5-.sn W4 . .5 , N ,Y .,,, ,, . - Y -. ,, - x ' K '35s .A S '.i'n- . if Ys- 'Y 4 AF T if -- .- . 3,-, Q -iw T-5555. V - . Sophomore Kafie Konz X waTches her serve glide over The hef. f- - ..s.......-..e....,,. ' ' . '. - -A K L . -X.. Qi ., A-..,.-,-......7. .,- , .Q - - -. .31 fs ith- -L . . - -.',- ls- - .. 1:9 ', 1 . , sm r wnkq , , -N Ax,-F T , I 1 L A . T e ur -1 fu' -- 4 'gs--xl -,-- P - i ss X E X s ee 5 l ' 9 ' 1 ,Qs ., ,. X-:N we . ll '. MSN All yl lllllf M X5 yi .x- ...X Y -if Q1 ,T Z. Bracing herself in preparation for her next return is sophomore Christine Mavvioke f,,,,i.,, J'., V 0 x W Lf ' '- rr I - X '7 NYS .Qc , . ,V-1. -A 5 MI., -, ,- , y ,V .-,,,' , . ' Q A ' I ,frsin 2,7 I fl .Q-yi A 'X :I Isi N:i'xl- i, I -J, I 5 jg ! I If , v ff' I la'- CX 'N' I r..,. rj E W S' NI A I I ' i ' A J A , fs ' i A A. ., I 1 G ' 4 ' .NA ., I I I If E TENNIS IO-7-'I DPU OPP Fall Butler 2 6 Eastern Illinois 41 5 University of WI-Milwaukee 5 11 Dayton 5 41 Xavier 4 5 St. Josephs 7 I St. lVlary's Invitational 5thf8 teams St. Joseph's 8 I Manchester 7 2 HCW lstfo teams University ot Indianapolis A 41 NAIA District 24 Tourney 2naf'l3 teams Spring Elmhurst 9 0 Hamline 9 0 Oberlin 9 O GLCA Tournament Sthff? teams Eastern Illinois L1 5 Washington U, 8 I University of Cincinnati 8 I St, lVlary's 41 5 Wheaton 3 6 Wheaton 3 6 Not even trigia temperatures keep the Tiger women from improving their game This DePauw netter tensely watches to see if her farehana return clears the net Row 1 Christina Bill, Alice Holaeman. Susan Belt, Jennifer Frierson, Joan Gibson, Julie Sargent Pow 2 Kelley Moore, Laura Chaprala, Mary McDermott, Keiko Taba, Angie Dow, Susan Ray, Christine lvlavviclce Pow 3 Coach Pat Gammon, Marilyn Comps, Ellen Johnson, Katherine Marr, Caryl Bridges, Katie Konz, Jenni Burns, Emily Steger, Asst Coach Lori Herrmann Women's Tennis 203 T WWW ...ml TX U 1- 7 ' :M illl Blacksfock STadium - 2 if g g , T Pi it V it -jd ,fbnfus Alfhough hampered by injuries all year, The mens Track Team managed To Turn in good performances in iTs scored meeTs This sea- son. ln Their only dual meeT, The Tiger men defeafed ST. Joseph's Qi-63. ln addiTion, De- Pauw placed second in a close meeT wiTh Earlham, Franklin, and Wiffenberg. Coach Tim Hreha sTaTed, We had a loT of solid con- Tribufors This year. The Team was aided by sfrong efforTs by upperclassmen, such as Jon STromberg and Glen Peichenbach, who had never compeTed aT The collegiaTe level be- fore. Several freshmen were also Tough compeTiTors, including Sean lvialia, Jason Heafon, Richard Grey, Joel Riley, Hans Hollis- Ter. and Dan McDowell. Junior Jay Hosler, The 4988 lVlosT Valuable Player, also Turned in conslsTenT Times in The hurdles. The women's Team broke eighT school re- cords. The 3200 meTer relay Team of Laura Boback, Sarah Loughran, CourTney Scaife, and Jenny Bauer knocked almosT a full min- uTe off of The T983 record. OTher record breakers included Sue WilTfong, Michelle Lil- lord, and Leslie Davidson. The Team also placed second in The Hoosier Conference for Women meeT and fifTh in The LiTTle STaTe compeTiTion. Senior Bauer earned The op- porTuniTy To compeTe in The NCAA Division lll Track and Field Championships in NorThfield, lvlinnesoTa, where a remarkable perfor- mance earned her Third place in The 800 me- Ter compeTiTion. Devon Wade heaves The shoT puT info The air PhoTos by T Pay Phillips 204 Track x em J T' ., ly T L.. ,A 0 Mfr' T T . ,- T of l 4 ' ,N-wx! 5 i - T T T 1 ' QQEEEV: 'X . ' , Y' ' in T' Vaa' ' 'ad YP' -T --T 'li T? ' pai. ' 4'ri L ' I gg yi, -i . L, 'P 'A' 5 + I I I' lb IA H' T SE! I 4' X .2 , , f S ' fx 17 T E T ine. -,iq lu N fc?-.E :i QTTZ .Q .Q ... l' -' ' -i. I 'L--A - ' -' B- A Q , '... , V v ' ' . 1. A . 5 - ., 4- ., ,. - , ' A4 . ' ' A .21-L J.. - -A 1, . F-Y T ' is ' '-A ,firv frihlui-f-L yn. -.acpvo-me-4-3.,..su6-gg545.nu,n.1n.y,5 Q' g,,.,.,. Bz,F V.e:J-iq win W v '- , 'v-w- - --....- A -- , -nun. . . - ','- .- V 1 1--A-r ' M.. ,af 2,1 J, , , - . sf'-'fs . , , .A ., . - 1 1 7: ' , . H . 3 -' . f-.- 3'v i ' . -. I ' ' 2 'L 'fax J .m -K in 4' . . as T. , f T.- -s5 j,,r . WOlVlEN'S TRACK RESULT 3raf11 Teams Znafrl Teams DePauw Relays ST. Jae Relays Earlham, Franklin, VViTTenDerg NAIA DisTricT 24 LiTTle STaTe Hoosier Conference for Women Qnafrl Teams 6Thf 'IO Teams 5Tnf'l'I Teams 2nclf5 Teams Easy aces :T as Thrs DePauw Jumper sTruggles Ta clear The hrgh jump Dar -- --- s -ann-.- The Tlger women aemansTraTe a smaaTh hanaaff aurlng a relay The 1988 lVlen's Track Team Track 205 Baseball lT wos o rocky seoson for The Tiger bose- boll Teom. AlThough The squdd ended wiTh o record of 49-49, six of iTs defedTs were by one or Two runs. The Tedm mdnoged o poir of four gdme winning sTredks in The middle of The sedson, buT Then sTruggled Towdrd The end, winning only Three of The ldsT 42 gomes, However, The Teom sTill hdd mony occom- plishmenTs. The Tigers' Tedm bdTTing over- oge wos .34O, mdking 4988 The fifTh con- secuTlve sedson The Teom overoge hos been over .300. The squod dlso seT Three school records: mosT doubles in o sedson Q77j, mosT hiTs C3391 ond ToTdI bdses 918419. On The individuol level, senior Mike OTTsen seT cdreer mdrks for The mosT oT bdTs, hiTs, doubles, RBIS, ond Tied The cdreer record for home runs wlTh Ten. In dddiTlon, he seT d sin- gle seoson record wlTh 6 homers, dnd fin- ished ds The oll-Time leoding hiTTer dT De- Pouw, wlTh o .357 overoge. Senior Jim Sond- gren dlso dchieved 40 cdreer home runs ond led The 4988 Teom wlTh d .358 overoge. Junior Greg Werner led The exTremeIy young piTching sTdff, which sTruggIed wlTh injuries, Werner posTed d 7-5 record while Throwing in 76 innings. Werner wos supporT- ed by Two CGDCDIS freshmen, KenT Goble ond Derek lvlorgon, ond relievers Bill Woin- wrighT, Todd Bess, ond Kevin Lenz. WiTh The enTire plTching sToff ond infield refurning, The 4989 seoson looks To be even more success- ful. The Third bdsemdn dTTempTs To geT The runner ouT dT flrsT. The Tigers COVTQTOTUIOYG edch oTher dfTer deTedTing Frdnklin Phoios by Joe WhiTTdker 206 Boseboll K-1-'lf -xvxqaf V 'f 'fy'-J4.Q1 ,g . , mmlwWXN m f- f. '. 1 - 'i '-r-BE 'til 'TAI 1 'If'-4 . '. 1. XL ':'.:'- -. The Tiger shorTsTop looks Z- N. - j -Q - - ,-,Gfgl for The ploy or firsf -W' 'sv f A, ,p. :L ' 4.-if '. ,. R . '.. ' '12, F gmgsfify' X. '. 2' - ':.,s5' ay' 5,31 lu----it .lied . , , , 9 i 1, sf- is l srgk :AH ' iw! -in-M-4: ni W.,... v- n ....,..,.. -'rv---. - ,,. - . - - -': .-7' 45: .. ' ' 4--F.. 4 ,, ., ..,--. , With his eye on home plate, this Tiger pitcher kicks back to throw BASEBALL 49- '19 1 IT DPU OPP Hanover 2 6:4 Hanover 6 it E -f , rt -'T KQW' Wabash 44 wt, 1' ui 1 Q - A ,fi . Wabash 44 i , ' 2 ' N, . West Virginia Wesleyan 7 gf ' - .Q Q - Mt, Mercy 5 -' L My University of N, Florida 43 -' ' Q V A ' ., 4 ,Q--, . Mt. Mercy 8 A A , 3. . 4 ' n Q 4 .N Manchester W 3 y ' '1 - - West Virginia esleyan r ' -nv? ' Mt. Mercy 8 fb h ' University of Ni Florida 46 MA g Q H 4 ,' 4 Washington 6 S ' ' I Washington 8 ' Franklin 6 Franklin 7 , Q- ,K Rose-l-lulman 5 ,' Rose-Hulrnan 2 , , Wabash 8 N '. ' W - P Wabash 40 2 Manchester 44 Manchester 5 Rose-Hulrnan 3 Rose-Holman 6 -' ,r ., ' ' 5 ' Calvin '1 Vffwvf -- Calvin O 'J g g A v Illinois Wesleyan 6 :+'-- i,. r . 45 t ' - - Q Illinois Wesleyan 5 R Q ' B Earlham O ' or Earlharn 3 V Hanover A ' ' Hanover 42 Anderson 2 Anderson 3 Chicago 40 Chicago O l'i'f4h.'j - -. , N-,f-M I A ,L Aurora 6 . , -.. 'M-Big' f-1-,. , ' Aurora 44 X' ' ,Q b '--gc '-L I . I Y 'X ':'Q,.g'4-rifxggjf uf: 5'-if f..g..1xMr A iv . 4 fl I 4- Q s I W 4' rl, 512 ,lk FUR if 'T 'f 1. r f'iQ',:. 1 2 L, ,, ,, .a. ' .. N Fw his 35425322 48 ' i 'AZYQP 'S Pg .1-.fa r s P The 4988 Tiger baseball team BGSGDOII 207 Intramurals WOMENS FINAL STANDINGS Alpha Omicroh Pi Della Gamma Alpha Gamma Delia Alpha Phi Kappa Kappa Gamma Alpha Chi Omega Kappa Alpha Thela Pi Bela Phi Recior Delia Della Della Bishop Roberts Lucy Hogaleflohgaeh 7114 630 536 5416 542 443 4123 229 495 430 74 57 23 Alpha OVTTICVOD Pi players baffle for lhe football A Dell player aifempls To avoid a Tackle by his ATO opponent 208 lmromorals NNN MARX my Wil Wim il' A , A Pi Phi player runs for The ball as senior Sarah Fischer . looks OD. 5 r NK w ' X ,.g x I . 5 ' : iv ,- i , i ix E x xx....x - 5 i X ' -x.. 4 T1 1 35 'af S - -'Q..L., G ENN 1' ' x we f---N e K 'N A -A X . VN 2 Xv - A xy A ll , s. 191- . , S35 N Q, In .Qi L :L -In V I Y' y ffl rlui gfagwi' 'ffLlW T .x U-, . -' 'Golf gh ' 'bx l .G Q A A I 7' .A My ' x .cg K 'X tink' ' jx-A-Q . . s N. .Q 'Xl 4 if 84 A 'Q- 'AJ ba i '57 . fi W? ui F U G 'E 55 iv MENS FINAL STANDINGS Sigma Alpha Epsilon 55113 Alpha Tau Omega 526 Bela Thela Pi 540 Phi Kappa Psi 4192 Della Chi 4183 Sigma Chi 4152 Della Upsilon 41545 Della Tau Della 1142.5 Phi Gamma Delia 4138.5 Sigma Nu 11241 Mason 4118.8 Lambda Chi Alpha 396 Phi Della Thela 382 Della Kappa Epsilon 365 HogalefLongaen 284 Sophomore Bela Brad Morrow walches wilh anticipation lo see if ATO will score another basket A auarlerpack slruggles under pressure To gel a pass off be- fore she is tackled The Alpha Gamma Della softball sauaa poses offer a game Intramurals 200 AT A GLANCE -sl- -Jr -,.gf-:Ltr .-' x I' V IM xx A -qzlgi M Z xx 1, X ' :Q X 1' 34: lf, . , A ,N If ' 7 r . 1 4' , if, 210 Commurufy Duvuder I swam X ix , . jxK.,.e , ' ,gr ig3 L2,,,.,::,. ie f' A J W1 fi 4 A 4 df Wi A 1 Af ' ?xX ,x Ulcf A . . 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' 'ru X 1 ,jp , l fi -XX , L L6 - ' f '-' 1 N K B' 2-cixx ,GTTTA 'W ' ' '-il ,sis Divider 24 4 To Matthew I Tlmolhy 412 lVlom ana Daa Congralulallons DePauw Unlyerslly Women s Volleyball Team ana Coaon Dowclell on a wlnnlng year' All-Conference Team 2 Besl Wishes Class of 1988 lvlr 84 lvlrs Duane lVloElaerry 84 lvlellssa I I I f ff l ff l ll '1 l X lj I John Hoffmelsler Congralulalions on four enllgnlenlng years al DePauw Good Forlune as your fulure unfolds VViTn Love ana Pncle! lylom Dad 84 Dayla Ellzabeln Harl New Induslrles Come To Greencastle The SIX new lndusTrles ThdT ore movlng INTO GreencosTle ore expecTed To lmprove The clTy s economlc sToTe ond provlde oddlTlonol ODDOFTUDITIGS for The DePouw communlTy HoslmoTo AuTomoTlve PorTs ond ProducTs of lndlono Co Sherwln Vlllllloms Co l-leorTlond AuTomoTlve Inc Shenondooh lndusTrles Techno Trlm Inc ond Chormlng Shoppes hove dll onnounced plons To move To The GreencosTle ored wlThln The nexT Two yedrs These moves Wlll provlde o slgnlTlconT number of lops lncreosed populoTlon ond vorlous VVlnTer Term opporTunlTles for DePouw sTudenTs Accordlng To DlrecTor of Admlsslons Ddvld lvlurroy who preslded over The GreencosTle DevelopmenT CenTer The CITY of Gre-encosTle IS on The move Vl!lTh The oddlTlon of These new lndusTrles more lops wlll be provlded ond more people Wlll be oTTrocTed To The communlTy MUFTGY sold There s o Tremendous omounT of moplllTy ln The locol lopor force people Thlnk noThlng of drlvlng ThlrTy mlles To work eoch dcly However lf C5reencosTle IS o communlTy They llke ond enough houslng IS ovolldple They moy choose To relocoTe I wouldn T be surprlsed To see onywhere from 200 To 500 new fomllles move To THIS DePouw sTudenTs wlll peneflT from These new componles ds well The puslnesses ore lnTeresTed ID hlrlng sTudenTs for VOFIOUS IDTGTDSUIDS ronglng from jobs ln Tlnonclol offolrs To englneerlng ond orchlTecTurol work SGDIOT Don FoloTlco wos ople To pdrTlclpoTe ID o VVlnTer Term prolecT WITH Shenondooh lndusTrles THIS posT Jonuory IT wos o greoT opporTunlTy he sold I worked under on occounTonT ond flooTed ThroughouT The depclrTmenTs To SXDGFIGDCQ dll dspecTs of The compony Belng dole To work ID o new plonT ThoT s smoll ond growlng ollowed me To see The IDSIUG sTory of how everyThlng works lvly employers were very helpful They were WIIIIDQ To Tdke The Tlme To Teoch me The ropes VVlTh The clrrlvol of These IDUUSTFIGS The clTy hos hod To moke some chonges ID ITS lnfrdsTrucTure The CITY hos promlsed To upddTe ITS fOCIlITIGS such os The sewoge sysTem ond hos encourdged reToll develop menT ID The downTown oreo These lmprovemenTs wlll furTher lncredse The oTTrocTlveness of The commu n PresenTly There IS no Tolk of more lndusTrles movlng INTO G-reencosTle However The GreencdsTle DevelopmenT CenTer IS sTlll worklng on o formol fIVG yeor morkeTlng plon for The CITY Accordlng To lvlurroy TuTure lndusTrldl developmenT IS dlcToTed by The Type of lnfrosTrucTure ond The needs of The communlTy We hdven T looked oT oll of The dlmenslons ond we don T know exocTly whoT our needs ore yeT We re sTlll loylng ouT our mdsTer pldn he sold STclcey Rlley I I l l 'I - 'I 1 'I I - 1 'r , , . , oreo , . , . I 1 - , Ads 213 The 1988 Mrrage Slaff Angel Wlshes The pesT Way To C-ol of luck To We Love The Class You' Head Slarl Head STarT IS one of several DePauw CommunlTy Servlce programs ThaT IS sponsored by The Chaplaln s Llvlng UnlT Councll One of The more promlnenT programs Head STarT IS a naTlonwlde program ThaT was esTapllshed To prepare pre school age chlldren of low Income famllles for elemenTarv TanTs aT The local Head STarT cenTer locaTed aT The Sherwood ChrlsTlan Church VolunTeerlng for Head STarT allows DePauw sTudenTs To lnTeracT wlTh CreencasTle resldenTs and Thelr chlldren on o one To one oasls This one To one lnTeracTlon allows boTh groups To relaTe To each oTher on a more personal level The close lnTeracTlon of sTudenTs and Townspeople helps fosTer The growlng relaTlonshlp peTween The Two groups school. DePauw sTudenTs geT involved oy volunTeering as Classroom Assisj AAG of '88! Congratulations Jamie Sterbdlll Love from ALL your fdmily Jennifer We ore so proud of you! Love From oil of fne Jonnlozs Dcln P PeClb0dy III some Qreof friends of DePouvv. Besf of Luck in your Senior Yedr. Remember - We II oivvdys be fnere vvifin enoourdgemenf. We re very proud of you. Love iviom ond Dod Congratulations You're Qoining FERFIE' We Love You C55 lvlom 84 Dad f Congralulalions Andy' Class of 88 We are very proud of you. Blessings from above for oonlinued success and a brighT fuTure as you oonTinue sharing your TalenT and laughfer wiTh The world. Love lvlom Dad 84 David CongraTulaTions To Blll Rosche Words oannof express The love and pride ThaT we have in you You have shown Thoughffulness inTeIligenoe and a sense of humor ThaT always seems To be There aT The lvlay you meeT all The goals you have seT up for yourself and may God always be wiTh ou Your loving family Dad lvlom Rochelle and The silly dog Caufious Krrslin Elaine Hendrickson CongraTulaTions! Four years well done!! You have blazed your own Trail may iT lead you To all of your dreams and goals. Always believe in yourself and be proud of yourself and life will reward you. We are proud of you and we love you very much. Dad lvlom Karri JusTin Codi l N, O rl N- , I X I' Y V4 E t in. I . I 9 I righT momenT. y . o Ads GOCD LUCK MCM HOGATE' Yau may be far away buf you II always be our Mom. Thanks far everyfhing! Love, The I-Iagafeers vi' Q7 5 u X r ' K J QW '50 5 I I I commitments Congratulations SA Clare Smrth s Class of 4988 Mom and Dr. and Mrs. Dcd Marvin G. Parker Dear Krrstrna Lots of love and good luck ID your Junlor Year You re the best Love Ivlom 84 Dao! of E -J Workrng Students rn the Greencastle Communrty Several DePauw students have had the opportunlty to work for Greencastle busln esses throughout the course of the year Many have found the work rewardlng chal lenglng and sometlmes very trylng but all agree that they ve galned much more than lust some extra money Freshman Marne Nldecker has worked as a waltress at Plzza I-lut slnce January and enjoys her work lmmensely Its an escape a way to get away from the DePauw envlronment for a few hours o week and earn some extra money Nldecker sand Nldecker admlts that her flrst few weeks at work were somewhat dlfflcult Some of the townspeople I work wlth resented me at flrst because I was a DePauw student But once they reallzed I was worklng to pave my own way and earn money lust luke they were I earned much more respect she sand Freshman Karman Cross also experlenced the same type of treatment worklng at Noble Roman s At flrst I was treated with some resentment because many townspeo ple thunk DePauw students are all stuck up Cross sand But I lust laughed wlth them and treated them falrly and soon they accepted me Cross sand she s developed some good frlendshps wlth many of the townspeople Nldecker explained why she feels many townspeople lnltlally resent DePauw students Belng a student here and worklng wlth the townspeople allows me to see both sides When I m working DePauw students wlll sometlmes come In and treat me luke a townle thlnklng I m some hugh school student They often have an arrogant our about them and they demand lmmedlate servlce no matter how busy we are However communlty relatlons are not all bad accordlng to Senlor Natalle Meyers who worked at both Delaney s and a local law offlcce I felt the rapport between DePauw students and the townspeople was good where I worked Meyer explalned Most students agree the work experlence they were getting was good as well Junlor Betsy Lawson who worked at the Walden Inn sand I got practlcal work experlence In learnlng to deal wlth the publlc and also learned how the dlfferent aspects of buslness In teract to make a service successful Nldecker agrees I learned how to budget my tlme by worklng as a wcutress and golng to school at the same tlme Stacey Riley I I I ' 1 . . . , . 1 1 . . . . . 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' ll ' xx - 1 . - - - . ,, Ad 29 Congratulahons to Dad s Mlddlest Angel and the In the famlly Colleen Konicek only All-American tulcrhons Congrcr Tracey' We ore very proud of oll of your or oooomlolushmerwrs DePouw .rr VVCJTCIW ouf World' -A Love All of you r Fomlly l I ' u ,, Q . - Q 1- - ' 'I 3 - Ax T my -WQNQS ' fb X P .4 . -X fi -,I 4 f '-A - X N 1, -r gf . , y v af Y A 4 I The staff of the 1988 Mrrage would like to thank Its patrons for supportrng Its efforts to produce a qualrty yearbook for the students of DePauw Unrversrty Mr and Mrs Ronnle Muller Mr and Mrs John E Mlller Mr and Mrs James l-l Anderson George and Valerle Emmert Dr and Mrs Robert VV Lucky Vlr and Mrs Al Sherrer Dr and Mrs Donald C Chambers and and and V Qlchard and and Dr and Mrs Vlr and Mrs Ray Bohlmann Fredrlckl Schlck John Ketchum Davld W Walker Bonny Bartlett Mlchael l-lerrell Rlchard Good Jane and John Kung Tum and Judy O Brlen Mr and Mrs Stephen G Dardaganlan Vr. Vrs. Vr. and Vrs. Tim A. Frontz Vr. Vrs. ' . ' Vr. Vrs. r. Vrs. ' . Dr. ond Mrs. Roger Morllgomery Dr. ond Mrs. Chorles F. Reinhorol Vlr. ond Mrs. Josef Sneoerger ond Noro Vlr. ond Mrs. Joy Hook Vlr. ond Mrs. F. G. l-leool, Jr. Drs. Jock ond Louise l-lorl Vlike ond Cheryl Dol3osh Jomes B. Eornesl, MD. Mr. oncl Mrs. Gordon F. Greemmon Mr. ond Mrs. H. A. l-lorrell Homer oncl Mory Srrrilh, DeSolo, Texos Vr. oncl Vrs. Dovio Helzel Vr. ond Vrs. Mork M. Youngblood Vr. ond Vrs. Aloerl B. Szooo Vr. orwcl Vrs. Jomes l-l. Muehloouer Vr. ond Vrs. Jomes Hoy Dr. ond Mrs. Jomes Seeooss Vlr. ond Mrs. Tom l-lilgerwoorf Dove ond Mory Jo MoKeoQ Vlr. oncl Mrs. Kuhn The Brolhers of PHI GAMMA DELTA Cohgrelulole The Closs of '88 it if ,K El, rx A Y I rv Fil Do you remember where you were when Elvis cliecl? Dove cloes. NW' f 15 ar-1 Sfggwi .LL . f ,J5-, , w Q-s.,,,, Doh r worry - lsle will ,fl 1-4 - 15 as , P' l -LQ? ,v f1i,.'k,,,,: -vs 9 v J' - , V ,L v A M ff .ff , :- . A fs'f'j-9?f- A . A A A Q L33 f 'l 5 I M , . f !a , l s rsr A s', A Fun LITTLE 500 224 Ads To my honorary co edllors Mom Dad Thahks for all your help Through four years of yearbook Haraly a page vvoula have DGGD complelecl vvllhoul you l Love You' Holly P S You oah have The baserhehl how Mindy, af MarIQ - 16 C ent er The wezglat loss professzonals 4826 E lVlorr1 ST Plornfrelo IN C347 839 5545 LOSE VVEIGI-lT EAT GREAT' No shols or drugs All foods con be purohoseo ol The grocery You corn lose 'I7 25 lbs rn 6 weeks' Coll for your FREE oonsullolron Tocloy' D ' tl In me Plornfleid Plaza 3- - ACKNCJWLEDGMENT The ediTors of The Mirage wish To Thank The following people, whose assisfance has been viTal in The producTion of This yearbook. The DePauw Bill and Barbara Baker Mindy Ackles Tom Cafh DePauw Public Relafions - Brenda McBride Dave Kimbell The Chaplains Office Living UniT Sales l?epresenTaTives Living UniT Presidenfs DePauw PublicaTions Board Tom DougherTy All Those who donaTed picfures CCLCPHCN EighT hundred copies of The T988 Mirage were prinfed by Herff Jones Yearbooks in ivlonTgomery, Alabama. Tom Dougherfy served as our Technical advisor and Debbie Kennedy was our cusfomer service represenTaTive. The Theme was based on The AT-A- C5lance calendars. The cover design is sfamped in silver foil. The Type sTyIe is Avanf Garde Book, excepf in The sTudenT life secTion, in which AvanT Garde Demi and Bingham ScripT Type sfyles are used. Body copy was seT in TO poinT Type, capTions in B poinT Type. Headline sizes vary from secfion To secTion. The endsheefs are sfandard design. Pages 2 Through 7 and 26 Through 34 use The 4-color prinTing process. l.ifeTouch Nafional School Sfudios was The phofographer for The people secTion. Clph Where Are All lhe People in This B00k Abbofl, Delmas Lee, ll Abel, Chrisla Rene 1111 Adams Adams Adams, Alexander Paul 489 Adams, . Craig Howell , Dean Douglas Bruce 1111 l-leafher Lynn 1111, 465 Adams. Adams, Jeffrey Marshall Adams, Kimberly Sue Adams, Sheri l. Adams, Susan Lorraine Adams, Troy Lynn Addison, Laurel Anne Adenl, Jann Edward Aeschlimann, Debra Benson 68 Ailes, Laura Ann 68, 456 Aker, William Rockwell 489 Alberf, Mary Margarel 85, 467 Alcaraz, Sergio Anfonio Aldeen, Andrew George All, Allen Allee, l-lellie Lee Allee, Kimberly Jo Allford, Kalherine Diane 1111, 4118, 463 Allhauser, Caren Tracy Allmin, Elizabelh Anne 1111 Alfon, John Sluarl Amaden, Karin Lisa 1111 Ames, Sarah Calherine 42 Amick, Susan Elaine 85 Amoroso, Louis Adolph, ll Amslulz, Keira Anne 1111 Anasl, James A. 4110, 465 Anderson, Allison Rae 1111 Anderson, Brendan Dale 489 Anderson, Brenl Allen Anderson, Evan Marlin Anderson, Garrell Elhan 68 Anderson, Jennifer Lynne 468 Anderson, Kaarin Elisabelh 1111 Anderson, Mark Edward 489 Anderson, Pamela Jean 68 Anderson, Slacia Lynn 68 Anderson, William Alfred Anderson, William Slanley 466 Andler, Kirslen Lynn Andreasen, Sleven Michael Andresen, Tanya Lynn Andrew, Rachael Rebecca 37, 85, 465 Ankenbruck, Julie Marie 85 Applegale, Alan Marcus Archie, Jeanelle Marie Argabrighf, Carol Ann 85 Armslead, Joy Lenore 1111 Armsfrong, Joel Caldwell Armsfrong, John Slewarl Armslrong, Larrisa L. Armslrong, Michael David Armslrong, Paul David Arrandale, Meridelh Maureen 456 Arrey, Lucas Nyenly Arshonsky, Richard lan Arlhinglon, Belh Ann 85 Ashlon, Richard Joseph 4115, 463 Aspegren, Lorraine Gloria 1111 Alkinson, Krisly Lee 98 Auburn, Jennifer Lynn Auguslin, Dana Marie 68 Ausman, Kevin Douglas Auslin, Sherral Eileen Avery, Jennifer Lynn 68 Ayers, Misly Elaine 115 Azcurrain, Pablo Ignacio Bach, William Jay Backer, Clare Frances 115 Backer, Emily Alice 68 Badran, Faysal Bagley, David Mallhew 493 Bailey, Granl Sludebaker Bailey, Kymberly Ann 467 Ballleux, Michael Pierre Bair, Branl Allen 495 Baker, Alexandria Baker, Holly Diane 68, 463 Baker, Kimberly Lynne 85, 497 Bakos, Amy Lynn 85 Balding, Treg William Ballard, Brillany Lee 115 Bangerl, Debra Lynne 85 Barchel, Chrislina Lynn 48, 85 Bardeen, Jennifer Mary Barg, Mary Karen 98 Barger, Rosemary Susan 68 Barnes, Emily Jean 455 Baroni, Pefer Gene 489 Barr, Jennifer Alayne 115 Barragree, Amy Jane Barron, Michael Douglas Barry, John Korly Barlell, Jay David 437 Barlon, Hilary 115 Basauin, Jacqueline Marie Bass, Jamie Renee Balchelder, Roberl Bruce, Jr. 68 Balhija, Shibani Rai Ballies, Robin Lyn Bauer, Calherine Jean Bauer, Jennifer Ann 114, 98, 496, 497 Baughman, David Roberl 489 Bauknechl, Linda Louise Bauldridge, Jody Lynn 68 Baumer, Andrea Alice Baumgarlner, Amy Belh Baumgarlner, John Chrislian 4311 Beafly, Calhleen Theresa 98 Bealy, Bryan Edward 69 Beauchamp, Evan Frederick Beaulieu, Jennifer Jane Beesley, Brenda Marie 99 Beggs, William Jonalhan 4115, 495 Behn, Jennifer Lynn Behrendl, Belh Ellen 115 Bekar, Handan Belcher, Cynlhia Jane 99, 464 Bell, Heidi Elise Bellamy, Tracey Ann 110, 99, 456, 464 463 Bellelli, Chrislopher Todd Belmonl, Allyson Lynn 22, 110 Bell, Edward Joseph Bell, Susan Carllon 203 Benage, Brenda Linn Benage, Jeffery Scoll Bender, Ursula Jusline Benne, Chrislopher Paul Benner, John Allen Bennell, Darryl 110 Bennell, lsham Jay Bennell, Julie Ellen 110 Benson, Bradley Scoll Benson, Lawrence Dwayne 115, 4611 Benlfield, Deborah Sue 85 Berg, James Reick 493 Berliner, Jay Frederick 69 Berry, William Andrews Clark 32, 99 Berlram, John Charles 493 Berzins, llze Elila 99 Bess, Todd David 85, 463 Besl, Amy Elizabefh 86 Befjemann, Julia Lynn 115, 432 Belsill, Brian Collins Beumer, Andrew Thomas 489 Beverly, Tlmolhy Michael 115 Bhuyan, Rajnish Bledersledl, Randal Dean 495 Bieghler, Mary Margarel 86 Bigony, Deborah Michelle Bill, Maria Crislina 115, 203 Billman, Luke E. 69 Bingaman, Gregory Thomas 11 Birkhead, Ellen Gaye 490 Bissell, Theresa Ann 69 Bizal, Jane Ellen 69, 4117 Bjelland, Eric Rolf Blackelor, Sharolyn S. Blackmun, Sfeven Warner Blair, Kalherine McKenzie Blake, Joseph Bradley, Jr. 115 Blankenbuehler, Cherie Lynne 432 Block, Joshua Teixler Blame, Slacy Lynne 69 Blum, Vicloria Renee 99, 456 Boalman, Jane Bolles Boback, Laura Louise 69, 455, 460 Bodensleiner, Julie Ann Boflnger, Kalherine Mary 86, 4119 Bogdan, Andrew Chrislopher Boger, Kelly Ann 115 Arnold, Belsy Ann 98, 467 Bechf, Cynlhia Ann Boggess, Tamara Lee 116 Arnold, J Allan Beck, Brian Chrislopher Bohlin, Michael David Arnold, Kelly Sue 114, 98 Beck, Kelly Susan 98, 467 Bohlmann, Roberl Keilh Arnold, Lynne Farris 1111 Becker, Edward Charles, lll 489 Bohlsen, N. Nan 99 Arnold, Melinda Marie 98 Beebe, Margarel Louise 98, 467 Bolek, Deborah Louise Boles, Trelldnie Rene Boller, Mdffhew Hubly Bondccorsi, Pdfricid Ann 46, 487 Bondccorsi, Willidm Pefer 489 Bondr, Kelly Lynn Bonfrdger, Wendell Lynn Boone, Ndfhon Michoel 466 Boone, Roberf Duncon Boofh, Dldne Morgoref 69 Boofhby, Lourie Ann 86 Border, Michdel Anfhony Borgerding, John Kennefh 46, 489 Bornemdn, Susdn l-lelen 46 Borowskl, Pomeld Ann 46, 448 Borowski, Pcifricid Ann 46, 448 Borfz, Elizdbelh Anne 69, 460 Bosch, Alberf Cdsfello Bosch, Sergi Cdsfello Bosler, Jon Roberf Boffoms, Ddvid Timofhy Boudredu, Douglds Leonord 46 Bowden, Michdel Leroy Bowmdn, Amy Jo 99 Bowmdn, Julie Denise 99, 456 Bowyer, Ronddll Lee Boxell, Elizdbefh Ann 69, 456 Boyd, Roberf Willidm, Il Boyer, Mork Chrisfopher Brdddom, Eric Chrisfopher 46 Brdden, Thomos Eugene 489 Brdndes, Todd Ddvid Brdngle, Michdel Kevin Brcinsfield, Mdrk Joseph 465 Bronson, Sfephdnie Ann 400, 456 Brdnfon, Jill Krisfine 490 Brdselfon, Mindi Louise 46, 435 Broffoin, Nicole Glddys Broun, Eric Brddley 440 Brciun, Kelly Elisdbefh 69 Brdusfon, Robin Befh 456 Brdy, Gregory Deon Brdzil, Morid Kdfhleen 46 Brenndn, Keri Louise Brennon, Mciry Augusfd Breff, John Leslie Brickley, Lisd Koy 400 Bridges, Cdryl 46, 203 Brigmon, Todd Andrew Briles, Kelley Anneffe Brock, Nicole Elizobefh Broeker, Roberf Todd 86, 464 Brookmon, Mdffhew Pdul Brooks, Sfuorf Glen 86, 442 Broshedrs, Chorles Nelson Brofheridge, Gerold Keifh Broughfon, Thomds Allen Brown, Ellzobefh Edifh 69 Brown, Jennifer Arlene B6 Brown, Mory Fiono Browne, Jdmes Rdlph 4415 Broyles, John Ashley Brunkow, Sordh Lufkin Bruno, Tereso Ann Brunf, Thomos Lee 445 Bryon, Tedrick Bdfey Brydnf, Mdffhew Thomds Bryce, Alice Sylvesfer 416 Buchonon, Elizdbefh Buchholz, Hdrold Russell 49, 38, 400 Buck, Chrisfd Ann Buck, Mduro Dednne 400 Buckovich, Tommy Sue 417, 453 Budd, Kdfhryn Edfon Buell, Amy Elizobefh Bulger, Richdrd F. 489 Bullock, Cdfherine Anne 47 Bumgcirdner, Brodley Chdnce Burdnosky, Dole Joseph 417 Burchfield, Jeffrey Bryon Burczyk, Zdchdry John Burdge, Mork Edword Burger, Tino Mdrie 86 Burgess, Mdrk Andrew Burk, Poul Roberf Burleigh, Dovid Vllillidm 4, 70 Burns, Jennifer Anne 70, 202, 203 Burns, Kevin Michdel 489 Burnside, Jdmes Pefer 493 Burfon, Michdel Gene Busch, Roberf Mdrfin 489 Busey, John Vlloles, ll 70 Bussberg, Sfeyen Douglds Bufler, Elizobefh Roberfo Byers, Julie Anne Byrne, Elizdbefh Anne 456, 490 Byrne, Jonel Elise Cdhill Anno Louise Cdhill, Judifh Ellen 54, 400 Coin, Ddvid Lewis Coldbrese, Adom Michdel 400, Colobreffo, Rebecco Miller Cdldemeyer, Krysfend Ldll 47 Cdlldwdy, Amy Jo Comdrillo, Julie Ann Cdmpbell, Coroline Compbell, Lourd Anne Cdmpbell, Susdn Frdnces Cdnfield, Michoel VV. Confwell, Chrisfopher Thomds Cdnfy, Shdnnon Elizdbefh 4418 Cdpllnger, Tereso Ann Copoof, Richord Chrisiopher Cdppellelfi, Erdncis Anfhony Cdprci, Monicd 70, 464, 490 Cord, Mdry Foofe Cdrek, Sdrd Anne 70 Cdrlson, Chrisfine Groce 29, 86, 455 Cdrlson, Suzonne M. 70, 486, 487, 497 Cormigndnl, Timofhy Joseph Cdrndhdn, Michelle Lynn Cdrns, Jennifer Lynn 47 Cdrofhers, Chrisfi Ann Cdrofhers, Lori Jeon 400 Corpenfer, Douglds Williom 464, 493 Cdrr, Keff Louis Cdrson, Didnd Elizdbefh 35, 86, 455 Corson, Julie Suzdnne 47 Corfer, Amy Lynn Cdrfer, Kimberly S. 47 Cdruso, Jennifer Ann 47, 453, 497 Ccisbon, Chdd Allen Cosey, Jdmes Aldn 30 Cosey, Jill Morie 462 Cossddy, John McDowell Cosfle, Ddvld Bedch Cdfdldno, Michdel Anfhony 47 Ccifhdrine, Shelley Mdnn 70, 460, 490 Coughey, Krisfen Anne 70, 460 Cdviggiold, Sfeven Louis Cow, Thomds Shepherd Cdzdres, Miguel Cecil, Philip Wdyne 489 Chdbrdio, Ldurd Lyn 47, 203 Chdbrdjd, Michdel Anfhony 445, 204 Chdlmers, Julio Howes 86, 434, 209 Chombers, Cdfherine Elizobefh 70 Chdmbers, Crciig Ddyid Chdmpd, Louis Edword Chdndler, Lynley Sedrle 47 Chdndler, Pduld Ann Chdndrd, Rcindy Sekhdr Chdpmdn, Jdmie Lyn Chdppdrs, MOTQOTGT Elizobefh Chdrbonneou, Ddniel Whifney Chose, Bcirry A. 86 Chdsfdin, Trdcy Ann Chosfdin, Willidm Leondrd Cheesmon, Holly Anne Chen, l-lung Yong 462 Chick, Arfhur Willidm Chiong, Shoron Chrisfenson, Shown Cheri 448 Chrisfidnsen, Pciul Jerome Chrisfidnsen, Pdul Jerome, Jr, Chrisflieb, Robert Michdel Plciif Chrisfmdn, Andred Elizdbefh Chrisfmdn, Ellzdbefh Anne 400 Chrislopher, Edifh Morie 70 Cicero, Jdmes Jerome Cldncy, Alison Theresd 48, 448 Clork, Andrew Ross 465 Clork, Philip Douglos 30, 437 Clork, Scoff Andrew Clorkson, Jennifer Lynn 400 Clowson, Meldnle Ann 48 Clowson, Rosdlee Ann Cldypoole, Ann Elizdbefh 404 Cledry, Norine Todd 48 Clemens, Chrisfopher Todd Clendening, Amy E, Cleyelond, Todd Merrill 489 Cleyenger, Kellie Renee 404 Clifford, Elizobefh Ann 29, 404 Cliffon, Kimberly Suzefle Clinfon, Jeffrey Scof 30 Cloonon, Timolhy Gilberf Codfs, Elizobefh Cornell 70, 456 Cockerill, Cdryn Sue 28 Coffmdn, Cdfnerine Ann 48, 448 Cofield, Brddley Kemp Cohen, Addm Coil, Brenl Vlldyne Colberf, Mdry Elizdbefh 434 Colby, Sfephen Willidm 22, 463 Colleffi, Anfhony Roberf 404 Collins, Cofhleen Ann 48 Collins, Curlis Lee Collins, Joyce Lynn 70, 465, 468 Collins, Kdfhleen Ann 74 Collins, Pdmeld Jeon 404 Collins, Todd Alon 445, 489 Collsle, Korin Mdrgif Combs, Brodley Chorles Combs, Dole Edwin Combs, Morilyn Joy 87, 203 Comer, Amy Lee 48, 448 Index 229 Compfon, Chorles Alon 445, 463 Compfon, Liso Anne Connor, Michoel Pofrick 494, 495 Connors, Lenore Ann Conrod, Thomos Richord 445 Consfonce, Suson Elizobefh 74, 456 Cook, Deono Lynn Cook, Jennifer Lynn 48 Coolidge, Sfeven Kressler Coomer, Cofherine Elizobefh 74, 465 Coons, Andreo Ponneol Coons, Richord John 489 Cooper, Amy Elizobefh Cooper, Cofherine Lynn 404, 490 Cooper, Jeffrey Scoff 48, 493 Cooprider, Kofhyryn Corroll Coppoc, Louro Jeon Copsey, Scoff Thomos Coouilleffe, Dovid Collis 467 Corbin, Brefo 74 Cornelsen, Kofherine Ann 74 Cosley, Donold Jomes Cosfonzo, Corrie Anne Coffrell, Nicole Koy Cofy, Frdnk John Coughlon, Joyne Corol 48, 448 Coulson, Cofherine Anne Cowdell, Debro Leo 404 Cowglll, Kimberly Ann Coyle, Anno Morgoref Cozod, Amy Jo Crom, Gregory J, Crondoll, Jone Elizobefh 48 Crowford, Sfeven Allen Crecelius, Jennifer Lynne 48, 448 Crenshow, Elyse Ann 74 Crisf, Brefl Michoel 495 Crisf, Scoff Andrew 489 Crooning, Jomes Phillips Cronin, Timofhy Desmond 30 Crosby, Jennifer Morie Crosby, Thomos Byron Crosby, Williom Kennefh 404 Cross, Kormon Goil Cross, Sfephen Wolker Crossin, Pofrick Edword Crump, Sfephen Mclnlyre 493 Cumbow, Todd Eric 48 Cummings, Gory Richord Cummings, Roberf Todd 489 Cummins, Krisfo Koy 404 Cunninghom, Joon Ellen Curron, Jennifer A. 48, 448 Curfis, Chrisfopher Miles Curfis, Thomos Brodford, ll 49 Cuffer, Jennifer Jone 42, 402, 464 Cyfron, Brodford Judson 49, 493 Cyfron, Sfuorf Morfin 493 Czlperle, Koren Morie Dohlgren, Williom Alfred 402, 468 Dohlmon, Kofhleen Morie 87 Dohlouisf, Kofhryn Lynn 49, 490 Dolly, Brion Leslie Dolby, Thomos Deon Dolenberg, Dovid Judd 49, 440 Dolfon, Michoel Alberl 34, 35 Donoher, Fronk E. 468 Donen, Philip John Donielewicz, Jennifer Lynn 435 Dopice, Kofhorine Elizobefh 74 Dordogonion, Sfefoni Elizobefh Dornoll, Jill E. Dornell, Deboroh Koy 87 Doroseff, Timofhy Scoff 445 Dovenporf, Molly Ann 402 Dovid, Diono Lobelle 74 Dovidson, Leslie Anne 490 Dovidson, Thomos Andrew Dovies, Xon Lyneffe 456 Dovilo, Juon Poblo Dovis G. Williom 30 Dovis Jeffery Lee Dovis, Jennifer Lynn 49 Dovis John Figg Dovis Julie Anne Dovis Michoel Brion 445 Dovis. Dovis Michoel C, 489 Oliver Chrisfion 402 Doy, Cofherine L, 49 De Bolf, Befh Ann De Groof, Cory Ronold De Jong, Tomoro Lynne 49, 435 De Loney, Anne Morie 402, 468 De Long, Louro Lynn 87 De Prez, Megon Eileen De Temple, Koren Lorroine 49, 463 De Voulf, Michoel Timofhy De Vore, Jomes W, 40, 434 De Vos, Andreo Jeonne Nicole 50 Deon, Chrisfine Borry 74, 454 Deon, Moffhew Williom 49, 489 Deordorff, Anne Mdrgoref 402, 467 Dees, Jennifer Ann 49, 435 Dehner, John Sfephen 489 Dehner, Thomos Ross Del Signore, Dono Jomes 49 Delmedico, Pofrick Joseph Demmings, Moffhew Lorimer Deng, Rufh Depenolozo, Isobel Holl 402, 467 Depew, Chouncey Mifchell 489 Deffy, Brodley Scoff Dewees, Jomes Williom Dexhiemer, Ellen Evons 402, 456 Dexheimer, Leslie Kofhleen 87 Dexfer, Adom Winsfon Dibernordo, Tiffony Ann 50 Dickey, Lowrence Andrew Dieckmonn, Gregg Richord Dieckmonn, Scoff Podroic Diefz, Lindo Heywood Dille, John Fllnf, IV Dillon, Dovld Chrlsfion Dimmers, Morfho Ann Dippell, Williom Rondle 489 Difchmon, John Bufler Dixon, John Howorcl Dixon, Roberf Rofoel Do Bosh, Michoel Jomes, Jr. 489 Dobbs, Sfuorf Jusfin Dobbs, Trocy Dione Dobrofo, Colleen Michelle 74 Doehrmonn, Derek Kyle Dolon, Kerry Mdureen Donson, Sfephen Brodley Dooley, Conley Allen 465 Dooley, Michoel Deon Dooliffle, Holly Koy Dofson, Nofosho Rufhonne Douglos, Cllnfon Arnold, ll Douglos, Pefer Roberf Dougloss, Pefer Jomes Dove, Douglos Sfeworf Dove, Louro Ann 87 Dow, Angelo Morie 203 Downey, Thereso Lynne Cosfle Downhcim, Thomos Roberf 34, 402, 489 Doyle, Chorles Joochim Doyle, Suson Mory 87 Droeger, Trocey Lynn Dreibond, Rochel Morio 50, 448 Drew, Dono Koye 403 Driemeier, Douglos Horry Drlggs, Mork Townsend 445 Drumfro, Down Elizobefh Wilson 435, 453 Dugon, Cynfhio Linn 403, 466 Duksfein, Rebecco Dione 50, 432 Dulberger, Holly Ann Duncon, Elizobefh Ann 490, 494 Duncon, Jomes Wolfer, IV Duncon, Kofhorine Ann Dunn, Mereclifh Coroline 74 Durhom, Courfney Leigh Durhom, Dono Lynn Durkee, Jone Elizobefh Duffon, Amy Elisobefh Dwyer, Leslie Ann 449 Eods, Morci Lynn 6 Eornesf, Ashley Lynn 50, 490 Edson, Dono Eofon, Gregg Thomos Eckerf, Kenf Thomos Edgor, Jomes Alexonder, ll Edwords, Chrisfopher Alon 445, 489 Edwords, Michoel Andrew 403 Edwords, Poulo Morie 87 Egon, Colleen 8 Eglen, Dorcie Lynne 87 Eherenmon, Roberf Woshingfon 403 Ehm, Rondoll Dennis Eikenberry, Chrisfopher Douglos Eissler, Morfho L. 74 Elom, Donno Modeliene 403 Eldridge, Djuono Lei Eleffheriou, Demefro Eley, Demurie Joseph, Jr. Elkins, Suson Roberfo 403 Ellioff, Brooks Eugene Ellioff, Jeffrey Johnson Ellioff, Soroh Ann 72 Ellis, Chorles Moson 445 Ellis, Chrlsfine Ellis, Morfin Lynn Ellis, Wendy Anne 87 Ellsworfh, Donold Uphom Embry, Kofherine King 50, 435 Emens, Kris Emery, Koren Elizobefh 50, 448 Emmerf, Jennifer Rebecca 50 Emmiff, Sfephonie Eileen 72 Endicoff, Jomes Nesbif 463, 464, 469 Enfield, Lourd Ann 72, 449 English, Morgoref Kofherine 456 Erb, Jason Charles Erde, Susan Hilary 403, 468 Erekson, Craig W. Erlandson, Elizabeth Ann 50 Etter, Susan Lorraine Euken, Carol Beth Evangelista, Laura Lynn 403 Evans, Craig Alan 489 Evans, Rachelle Lynn 72, 487 Evans, Rebecca Gay Evans, Todd Michael Everhart, Mitchel Thomas Eves, Jonathan Kent Ewald, Lynn Marie 50, 435 Ewton, David Michael 72 Facchini, Francis R. 445 Fahlsing, Michelle Lyn Fairchild, Granville Regnault Fakouri, Bejan John Falotico, Daniel Mark 495 Farinholt, Robert Whiting Faro, Marie 72 Farauhar, Kelly Marie 50 Fauth, Amy Susan 455 Fay, Lisa Jean 72, 462 Featherstone, Donald William 467 Feehan, Timothy Sean 463 Feeney, Nancy Carol Feinleib, Melissa Ruth 50 Felger, Elizabeth Ellen 54 Felke, Christopher Lee Felke, Sarah Kathryn Fellman, Constance Mackay Felts, Christopher Patrick Fenton, Dianne Leslie 87 Ferguson, Amy Mayfield 54 Ferguson, Elizabeth Ann 72 Ferguson, Julie Christine Ferguson, Roy Johner 445 Ferguson, Sharon Anne Ferrand, Beverly Sims Ferrell, Sandra Temple Fetter, William Livingston 465 Fields, Deborah Susan 54, 435 Fifield, Karen Louise 54 Filler, Abigail Sheila Finch, Matthew Kent Findley, Richard B., Jr. Fingerhut, Astrid Haaland Finnegan, Mark William Firmin, Beth 23 Fischbach, Stephen Todd Fischer, Anna Lyn Fischer, Sarah Ann 20, 404, 208 Fisher, Adrienne Leigh 54 Fisher, Michael Justin, Jr. 54 Fitzgerald, Catherine Porter 72, 460 Fitzgibbons, Ellen Margaret 87 Fitzsimmons, Catherine Anne 54 Fix, Christopher Neilson Flanagan, Erin Anne Fleming, Sara Ann Flesvig, Ragnar V., lll 437 Flora, Brett Allen 457 Florczak, Judith Elecia 434 Flory, Douglas Alan 72 Fochs, Alice Marie 404, 469 Fondy, Michael Eugene Forbes, J, Patrick 493 Ford, Constance Leimomi 404 Forslund, Jennifer Ann Forsythe, Gregory Michael Forszt, Anthony Alan, Ill Fortino, Elizabeth An 456 Fosnough, Jennifer Lynne 404 Foster, Cynthia Ann 88 Foster, Scott Thomas Fox, Christopher Matthew Fox, Jon Pierre Fox, Nancy Lynn Fox, William Gregory John 30, 493 Frailey, Kevin Roger L, Franada, Florianne Pacheco 404, 454 Gaston, Cindy Sue Gath, Shannon Marie Gauss, Christopher David Gauss, Robert Lee Gebben, Megan Louise 405 Geeslin, Susan Elizabeth 88 Geiss, Laura Jean Gentry, Mischelle Diane Black Geoghegan, Kenneth Paul Gerard, Gregory John Gericke, Justin Douglas 52 Getgey, James P. Getz, Brian Michael 73, 489 Giannini, Leslie Beth 52 Gianotti, Randall James Francis, Jeffrey Edward 489 Francis, Nicole Anne Franck, Rebecca Jeanne 72 Franks, Jamie Michelle Franz. Stephen James Frazier, Deborah Ann 404 Frazier, Lynn Elizabeth 72 Frebel, Katherine Leigh Frederick, Stephanie Joan 88 Fredrikzon, Karin Ulrika Free. David James Freeman, Daniel Rogers Freeman, Timothy Davis 54 Freeman, Whitney Castle 54 Frey, Laura Elizabeth Frey, Lisa Marie Frey, Timothy James 54, 495 Frielingsdorf, Heidi Sherwood 434 Frierson, Jennifer Smartt 456, 203 Frigo, Laura Jean 54 Frontz, Michael Jonathan 54, 437 Froschauer, Joseph Paul Frost, Alistair Richardson Frost, Cameron Richardson Frost. James Lee Fryrear, Clark Douglas 52 Fuchs, Jill Christine 88 Fucilla, Nancy Louise 404 Gable, Robert John Kent Gaines, Charis Carmen 88, 434 Galambus, Thomas Alan Galbreath, Stuart Edward 445 Gale, Timothy Michael Galiene, Jane Virginia 27, 404, 456 Gall, Eric Christopher Galliher, James David Gallo, Kirsten Lea 454 Galloway, Heather Ann Gallt, Donna Lynn 73, 468, 469 Gamat, Shena Gambetta, Miguel E. Gamble, Clifton Allen 2, 3, 489 Gammon, Clifford Wayne Gantter, Victoria Lynn 73 Gardner, Gregory Duane 489 Garlinger, Martha 404, 454, 462 Garner, Shannon Michelle Garrahy, Patrick John Garrard, Michael William Garrett, Katherine Elizabeth Garrigus, Thomas Allan Garvin, William Allan 489 Gaskin, Stephen Hamilton Gibson, Carrie Ann 405 Gibson, Jane Lynn 464 Gibson, Jeffrey Gilbert Gibson, Joan Ghering 88, 203 Giesler Donna Susan 405 Gifford, Ronald Martin, ll 405 Gilbert Christopher Warren Gilbert David Corey well 467 Giles, Robert Hamilton, ll 489 Giles, William Gregory 52, 489 Gilkison, Brian Matthew 88 Gillis, Jane Jennifer 405, 467 Gillis, Melissa Jean 88, 487 Gillison, Heather Anne 456 Gilmore, Benjamin Salge Girgis, Kamal Gladden, James Moore Glander, Graham James 445, 489 Glass, Janet 88 Glass, Linda 435 Glasson, Anita Rae Gleason, Carroll Christopher 445, 463 Glennon, Mary Lynn 88 Gloff, Christopher Henry Glotzbach, Mary Beth Glowe, Douglas Metz Gloyeske, Robert Louis 495 Glynn, Christina Marie 52 Goddard, Sarah Ann 434 Goecks, Erika Kristina 52 Goetcheus, Amy Lisabeth 29, 88 Goetcheus, Gregory John 463 Gonzalez, Michael Angelo Good, Debra Lynn 73 Good, George Metford Gooden, William Weatherhead Gordon, Jeffrey Michael Gorvett, Gayle Shawn 52 Goslee, Brian John 468 Gosnell, Jennifer Marie 73 Gossard, Lisa Dale 88 Gossett, Scott Davis Gottesman. Zachary 456, 489 Gough, Melanie Beth 52 Gould, Ellen Suzanne 443 Graff, John Andrew Graham, Timothy James 463, 493 Grant, James H, Grant, Jennifer Lynn 52 Grantham, Todd Alan Gray, John William 52 Gray, Lesley Ann Grayson, Catherine Ann 405, 455 Green, Jodi Jane 89 Index 234 Green, Roger W. Greenowold, Eriko Lynn Greenlee, Troy Shonnon 495 Greenmon, Scoff Chorles Greenslif, Heofher Liv Greer. Coryn Elizobefh 42, 405, 456 Gregg, Joseph Rondoll Gregory. Jessico Louise 35, 73 Grey, Richord Severn, ll 489 Grider. Chrisfopher W. 445 Grieve. Andrew John Griffin, Kelly Griffifh. Chrisfopher Thomos Griffifh, Kevin Scoff Griffifh, Michoel Alon Grimes, Befh Ellen 52 Griswold, Mofhew Todd Griffer, Kofhy Sue 23, 89, 465, 469 Griffer, Noncy Jo 28, 39, 405 Grooms, Shodlo Lynn Grooms, Trovis Edword Grofe, Michoel Roger Grounds, Morcio E. Foxx Grow, Nofhoniol Douglos 445 Gruber, Ingrid Kieldsen 73 Grudzinski. Rondy Allon Grundy. Andrew Turner Gruner. Kris Chorles 489 Guild, Soroh Elizobefh 405, 464 Guinon, Crisfol Michele Guinn, Breff Joseph 464 Gulick, Helen Spencer Guz, Condoce Ann 455 Gwin, Elizobefh Ann 406 Gyurki-Kiss, Moriko Elizopefh Hoping, Morfyn Arnouf Hocker, Suson Corol 89, 435 Hockmon, Michoel A, 489 Hodley. Chonfelle Renee 73, 452 Hoepich, Belh Lyneffe Hogler, Burfon Louis 406 Hogue, Krisfen Ann 73 Hoighf, Connie Lynne Honey, Dovid Leslie 468 Honsen, Croig Erik Honson, Jennifer Morion Honson, Morgoref Anne Hording, Jeffrey Brooks Hordmon, Lyle Roymond Hordy, Dovid Widmor Hordy, Douglos Erling Horgrove, Amy Jo Horker, Sondro Kofhleen 406 Horkness. Cynfhio Dione 53 Horkness, Scoff Allen 89 Hormonn, Jomes Allen Hormening, Andrew John Hormening, Jeffrey Louis 440, 463 Hormon, Julio Emison 89 Hormon. Suson Elizopefh 53 Horrell, Roberf Gilson Horringfon, Moureen Ann 73, Horris, Brion Moffhew Horris, Doniel Edword Horris, Gordon Lee 489 Horris, Jodi Lyn 73 Horrold, Polly Moree 72, 449 Horshfield, Chorloffe E. 468 Horshmon, Koren Ann 89 456 Horf Denise Bresee 89 Horf Elizobefh Louise 89, 486, 487 Horf, Krisfin Griffifh 74 Horf L. Poul Horfing, Williom Benneff Horfmon. Brod F, Horfmon, Croig Allen 493 Horvey, Brion Allon 434 Horvey, Jennifer Rufh Horvey, Tyler Youmeus Horvey, Winifred Hosler, Kirsfe Elizopefh Hoswell, Sfephen Andrew Hofcher, Suson Koy 53 Hoffield, Louro Goy Hofhowoy. Michelle Morie Hough, Elizobefh Ann Hougk, Amy Jo 74 Holfmonn, Chorles Morgon 445 Holi Borporo Renee Holl Brenl Andrew l-lOll Chrisfopher M. 463 Holi Dorindo Sue 463 Holi Ellen Elizopefh Holi Groce Jeon Holi Mory Cofherine Holl Michelle Anneffe 406 Holi Roperf Thompson 489 Holl Terry Elizopefh Holleff, Richord Lee, ll Holls, Timofhy John Holsfeod, Allyson Pryor 52 Holsfeod, Scoff Michoel Homernik, Sfephonie Jo 464 Homilfon, Amy Louro Homilfon, Jeffrey Dovid Homilfon, Mork Brody 463 Hommock, Holly Jeon 456, 460 Hommond. Jonef Lynne 53, 487 Hommond. Jennifer Leslie 453 Hon. Heleno Chungen Hond, Jomes Fornsworfh 493 Honey, Aoron Wesley Houfer, Brodley Dovid 489 Houfer, Sfephen Michoel Hovensfein, Cynfhio Ann 89 Howes-Dovis, Douglos J. Howley, Richord Orin, Jr. Hoy, Jonice Morgoref 53, 4418 Hoyes, Mory Rebecco Hoynes, Corolyn Joonne Hoynes, Poul Kendel 489 Hozen, Soro L. 469 Heod, Jonef Vernon 406 Heofly, Govin Bruce 406 Heofon, Joson Odell 463 Heperf, Jomes Gordon 42, 441, 46, 489 Hecock, Befsy Ann 53, 469 Hederick, John Jeffrey 493 Hedrick, Dorren E. Hegyi, Kofhleen Louise 464 Heinschel, Toro Kimberly Heifmon, Kirsfion Noel 455 Heller, Anne Benfon 741 Hemmer, Tiffony Jusfine 53, 448 Henderson, Louro Arden 406 Hendricks, Kofhryn Louise Hendrickson, Krisfin Eloine 406 Hengesboch, Heidi 74, 460 Henry, Ann Morie Henry, Rondo Corfer Henfze, Elizobefh Anne Herbermonn, Brigiffe C. Herbsf, Heidi Anne 27 Herrell, Michele Renee 74 Herrin, Amy Repecco 406 Hershberger, Kofherine Louise 407, 466 Heslin, Andreo Louise 456, 460, 490 Hess, Coro Loroine Hesse, Kofhleen Sue 53, 490 Hession, Ann Elizobefh 407 Hefrick, Chrisfopher Thomos 407 Hefzel, Roderick Dovis Hefzell, Rodney Von Heusfis, Shoron Ann 467 Hewiff, Deboro Lynn Hickmon, Breff Michoel 445, 489 Hides, George Allen 445 Hilond, Gregg Andrew Hilgendorf. Amy Befh 53, 463 Hill, Borboro Lynn 53, 448, 463 Hill, Jennifer Lillion 407 Hill, Nicholous Brown 53 Hillord, Morion Bogord Hinchmon, Dovid Andrew Hinshow, Jomes Michoel Hirschmon, John Eronk Hifchens, Heofher Ann 53, 448 Hoberg, Leigh Anne 54 Hobson. Wesley Eyer Hocker, Sfocy Lynne 432, 453 Hoehne, Jennifer Lee Hoermon, Terence George Hoermon, Tor Arfhur 489 Hoffmon, Drew Sfeven Hoffmon, George Joy 495 Hoffmonn, Gorreff Brion 54, 440 Hoffmeisfer, John Edword, ll 20, 407 Holperf, John Michoel Holbrook, Noncy Lodge Holdemon, Alice 74. 203 Hollor, Sieven Chorles 495 Hollensfeiner, John Vicfor Hollingsworfh, Somuel Chod 463, 493 Hollisfer, Hons Richord 489 Holm, Kelly Lori 453 Holf, Dovid Todd Holf, Timofhy Sfephen 34, 36, 37 Homonn, Dovid Lowell Hook, Moffhew Jomes 407, 440, 464, 469 Hopp, Eric Anfhony 54, 489 Horon, Shono Jeon 407, 467 Hornodoy, Jonice Ann 407 Horner, Doniel Bissell Hosler, Joy Scoff 462, 463 Householder, Chodmon George 54 Housfon, Alice Cofherine 465 Hovlond, Douglos Alon Howe, Belindo Michelle 54 Howlond, Angelo Denise 89 Howson, Befh Ann 89 Hrepik, Dole Sfeven Huber, Joy Pofrick Huber, Krisfin Befh 432 Huff, Moffhew Link Huffman, Kimberly Jean Hugenberg, Julienne Elizabeth Hughes, Elizabeth Courtney Hughes, Leslie Ann 89 Hughes, Megan Jennifer 74 Hughes, Timothy Alan 489 Huisinga, Helen Rule 74, 452 Humphrey, Heather Lynne Hunt, David Michael 54 Hunt, Lynn Ellen 407 Hunter, Shelley Marie 29, 408, 452, 497 Hunter, Stephanie Lynn Hurley, John Aloysius, ll 445 Hussey, Stephen Gale, Jr. Hutchison, Paul Gordon 464 Hutchison, Philip Jay 74 Hutto, Chloe Carlisle Hynds, Bridget Elaine 74, 466 lhlenfeld, David Jeffrey Ikeda, Ellyn Yukiko 408 Ingersoll, Douglas Shephard 39 Ingham, Elizabeth Wells 54, 463 Ingle, Kathryn Grace 54 lnkrott, Julie A. 435 Irons, Thomas Everett lrvine, Matthew Grant 35 lsbister, Kevin M, lsham, Christine Hayward lssa, Ali A. lvanlck, Cynthia Lyn 74, 460, 463 Jackson, Terri Lynn 489 Jacob, John Carl, ll Jamrose, Martina 497 Janac, Juliane D. 29, 74 Janzaruk, Julie Ann 54 Jaworski, Brian John 492, 493 Jay, Amy Louise Jeffery, Kathryn Anne 90 Jennings, Susan Evelyn Jent, Stephen Finis 495 John, Cheryl Lyn 90, 455, 466 Johnloz, Christopher Allen 437 Johnloz, Jennifer 408 Johns, Jeannine Michelle Johnson, Andrea Catherine Johnson, Carol Ann 408, 456, 464, 467 Johnson, Debra Rae Johnson, Ellen Elizabeth 54, 432, 203 Johnson, Georgianna Kalley 54 Johnson, Jennifer Lynn Johnson, Marcia Claire 54 Johnson, Margaret Jean 55 Johnson, Marietta Scurry 55 Johnson, Mark David Johnson, Michelle Rene' 55 Johnson, Robert Styron 443 Johnson, Timothy Carl Johnson, Tracy Michelle 55 Johnson, Wendy Marie 408 Johnstone, Lisa Marie 55 Jonas, Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Jones Katharine Ann 55 Ann-Clore 90, 464 Beverly Anne 408, 456 Heather Kathleen Jamie Sue 90, 456 Kerry Lynne 55, 435 Kristin Marie 90 Jones, Richard Earl, ll 90, 489 Jones, Rick Joseph Joseph, Phillip David 445 Josephson, Deborah Ann Jost, Anthony Richard 75, 460, 489 Jostes, Christopher John Joven, Maria Nasis 75 Jurgenson, Curtis Robert Jurs, Michael Scott 75, 460, 463 Kabler, Stuart Douglas Kaczala, Sharon Anne 90 Kaiser, Mary Josephine Kaiser, Stephanie Sue 55 Kaliser, David Newton Kalut, Shelley Dee Kane, Christopher P. 489 Kane, Kimberly Ann 90, 464 Kang, Hui A. 55, 448 Karampas, Cla Karoly, Frank Michael Kaster, Michael William Katich, Douglas John 489 Kauerz, Amy Lynne 75 Kaulsay, Hardeep Singh Kaweske, Katherine Anne 90 Kebo, Collin Bradley Keedy, Laura Jane 55, 448 Keeler, Richard Dean Keenan, John Henry, lV 200, 204 Keeping, Jennifer Ann Kegler, Todd Michael Kehn, Jeri Lynn 456 Keil, Kevin Peter Keiser, Stephen Harris 55, 440 Keller, Anne Elizabeth 55, 435 Kelly, Edward Joseph Kelly, John Kevin Kelly, Michael Patrick 489 Kemper, Katherine Read Kemper, Lawrence Joseph 489 Kennedy, Joseph Nathan, ll Kepchar, Cassandra Ellen Kerr, Kimberly Sue 75 Kerr, Laura Gaye 56 Kerrihard, Erin Eileen 75 Key, Kelly Jean 56 Khilnani, Rohit Khosh, Lora June Kibens, Kristin Marie 90, 434 Kicinski, Christine Leanne Kiel, Christina Suzann 56 Kiel, Elizabeth Ann 75 Kiely, Lauren Suzanne 463 Kim, Richard Hyonchol 56 Kimbell, David Charles Kincheloe, Laura Anne 75, 455 Kindler, Eric David King, Beverly Dana 490, 494 King, Brooks Campbell King, H. Christine King, Jennifer Lynn 409 Kingsley, Matthew Douglas 465 Kingsley, Stephanie Marion 56, 448 Kinkade, Traci Lee Kinsella, Kathleen Kintner, Jessica Challinor Kirby, Daniel Duncan 4, 437, 489 Kiriyama, Miki Kirk, David James Kirk, Melinda Ann Kirkwood, Michael Andrew Kirr, Matthew David 445 Kirsch, Hannah Katherine 56 Kisselle, Keith William 90, 464, 489 Kjaer, Christian 90 Klebe, Kurt Bishop Kleehammer, Mark David 27 Klempnauer, Amie Lynn 408, 434 Kline, Melissa Anne 408, 464 Kline, Richard Gardner Klingaman, Karen L, 409 Klinger, Geoffrey Deron Klinger, Kevin R, Klopstad, Richard Gregory Klos, Wendra Catherine 94 Klupchak, Joseph Walter Knapp, Diana Louise 56 Knapp, Kimberly Jean 467 Knauer, Christopher Earl Kneisley, John Webster 34, 463 Knies, Gina Marie Knight, Leah Anne Knochel, Nancy Knox, Andrew Jeffrey 75, 464 Knupp, Jeffrey Frederick 460 Knupp, Melissa Anne Koch, Christopher Charles Koch, Devin Edward Koehler, Karen Elizabeth Koenig, Julie Anne 409 Koles, David Wayne Kollau, Johanna Henrica 56 Kolosh, Kenneth Paul 94 Konicek, Colleen 490 Konz, Kathryn Elizabeth 75, 202, 203 Koon, Scott Alan Korita, Dionne B, 75, 456 Kosak, Shelly Ann Kosobud, Christopher John 445, 463 Kostouros, Frank Pete 489 Kotloski, Michael Jon 4, 437, 489 Kovacs, Tomas Per Krahn, Amy Christina 75 Krakora, Kevin Anthony Kratzer, Lianne Sue 39, 409, 434 Krauss, John Frederick 76, 489 Kreider, Anthony Joseph Kreidle, Ann Marie 94 Kremling, Christine Ann 56, 448 Krieg, Mary Karen 409 Krueger, Thomas Paul, ll Kruel, Stephanie Carol Krukowski, Lisa Marie 409 Krzton, Katarzyna Marzena Kubat, Denise Marie 56, 448, 487 Kuhn, Brigette Frances 409 Kuhn, Michelle Lynn Kukla, Robin Jean Kuramachi, Koji Kusnierek, Lisa Ayn La Bonte, Tracy Blake 409 La Bounty, Martha Esther La More, Russell Owen Laaksonen, David Allen 489 Lahman, Julia Harcourt Lahrman, Craig Edward 489 Index 233 Laird, James Emmeff Lambe, Michael Andrew Lamson, Alexandra Esfelle 409, 452 464 Lancasfer, Melissa Dawn 76 Lance, Lori Kay 468 Land, Jacauelyn Leigh 409 Land, Pefer Grey 493 Landes, Cinda Jean Landes, Sfephen Lyle 460 Lang, Karen Lynn 76 Lange, D, William Lareau, Carol Elizabefh 56, 463 Larson, Brenf James Larson, Carrie Ann Larson, Cafherine Ann Larson, Rhonda Lynn Lash, Jennifer Kafhleen 76 Lash, Laura Elaine Laskowski, Marie Irma 4341 Laukifis, Mindy Jane 94 Lawrence, Anifa Lynn 56 Lawrence, David Brian 27, 341 Lawrence, Jack Andrew 94 Lawson, Carol Ann 468 Lawson, Elizabefh Edgerton Lawson, Lisa Gene 4418 Lawson, Michael Trenf Lawyer, Melissa Joel Layman, Jennifer Lynn 76, 465 Locke, James Michael Locke, La Rhonda Tanneffe Lodovisi, Jennifer Lynn 456 Lohman, Michael Charles 4415, 489 Lombardo, David Chrisfopher Londrigan, Joseph Palrick Long, Mark Chrisfian Longsfrefh, Leanne Marie 462 Lorfz, Peier Hughel Losure, Cindy Ann Loughran, Alice Elizabefh Loughran, Sarah Ann Loumbas, Angelo John Love, Gregory Clark Lowden, Kimberley Anne 341, 35 Lowe, John Charles, Jr. 94, 204 Lowery, Douglas James 489 Loyanich, Alexia Louise 57 Lucky, Karen Joan Luh, Cynihia A. Luke, Sfeven William Lukes, Timofhy Edward Lumsden, Roy Sfewarf Lundgaard, Spencer Lee 465 Lundy, Jon David 76 Lynch, Shannon Suzanne 440 Lyons, Nichelle Lee Lyons, Susan Delee 57, 4418 Lyffle, Jacque Ann Lylfle, Jill Jeanine 432 Le Gard, Edwin Alexander Prescoff Le Sourd, Elizabefh Ashman Leahey, Kelley Maureen 57 Learner, Michele Diane Leafhery, Leigh Anne Zollinger 57 Lee, Chrisfopher David 489 Lee, Elizabefh Anne Lee, Mary Ellen 440 Leedy, Rebecca Anne 440 Leigh, Kelly Dewiff 468, 469 Lelko, Nancy Andrea 467 Lemna, Jane Ann Lenfz, Jodi Sue 440, 467 Lenz, Kafherine Elizabefh 94 Lenz, Kevin Thomas 495 Leppard, Sfeven Roberf 4415 Lerch, Scoff Abernefhy Levonian, Julie Ann 94 Lewis, Duane Scoff Lewis, John Copeland Lewis, Karen Elizabefh 57 Lewis, Mary Phillips 456 Lewis, Thomas Scoff 440, 464 Lewis, Vicfor Dean, Jr, Lezoffe, William Lawrence Libler, David Craig Liebefreu, Pefer Nobel Liljeauisf, Laura Kirsfen Lillard, Michelle Renee 57 Limbo, Ernesf Maurice Lina, Maria Teresifa Lincoln, Suzanne Marie 432 Lindeman, Carol Louise Linhardf, Cynfhia Susan Lipe, Sarah Elizabefh Lisfer, Karen J, Liffersf, Erika Adele 57 Liffle, Elizabefh Ann Lloyd, Michiko 76 Mac Dougall, Allison Edward 440, 497 Mac Dougall, William James Mac Isaac, Polly Ann Mac Millan, Thomas Louis Mac Neille, Amy Ellsworfh 57 Mace. Brenda Kay Macey, Susan Ann 440 Mackelfresh, Leslie Ann Magdich, Marjorie Anne 57 Magee, Chris Anfhony 4415 Magee, David Edward 4415 Maggard, Scof Duane Main, Jeffrey Sfephen Main, Michele Lynn 76, 454, 460 Maine, Melinda Louise 94 Maiewski, Mary Jennifer Malhofra, Sheena Malia, Sean T. Malling, Chrisfopher James Malling, Claire Elizabefh 76 Mallory, John Hermann Malon, Raymond Anfhony Maloney, Molly Ann Mangas, Timofhy Branden 495 Manning, Linda Sue Mara, Roberf Jeffrey 4410 Marchand, Bradley Joseph 495 Marchioli, Anneife Marie Marcy, Sfephen Phelps Marek, Andrew Richard 495 Markley, Jeffrey Richardson 94 Markley, Krisfen Sue 36, 94 Marlow, Anne Marie Marohn, Sigrid Noel 76 Maraueffe, Lisa Marie 440 Marquez, Laura Lynn Marshak, Kafherine Ann 462 Marshall, Eric Richard Marsfeller, Craig Alan Marfin, Angela Marie 4418 Marfin, Anjela Marie 57 Marfin, Calvin Brenf Marfin, David Nelson Marlin, Gail Leslie Marlin, Gary Cole Marfin, Heafher Lynn Marlin, Margaref Isabel 94 Marfin, Shelly Diane Marfin, Theresa Michelle 440 Marfin, Todd Breden 92 Marfin, Warham Lance, Jr. Marzullo, David John 57, 466 Massey, George Harris 30 Massey, Maffhew Campbell 4641 Mafhews, Angela Lynne 76 Mafhias, David Hellyer Maffern, Tanya Karina Maffhew, Mark Roberf Maffhys, Sfeven Maurice Maffix, Roberf Frederick, ll Mafzigkeif, John Paul 466 Maurer, Tucker Davis Mawicke, Chrisfine Marie 76, 203 Maxwell, Julie Ann Maxwell, Lisa Michelle 57 May, Ellen Leigh May, Rose Marie Mayer, Cynfhia Mayr, Chrisfina Noelle 77 Mays, Krisfine Mazanec, John Charles 463 Mazur, Anfhony Michael 489 Mc Arfhur, Donald Lachlan 77 Mc Auliffe, Mark William 489 Mc Bride, Gregory Scoff Mc Cann, Terra Lynn Mc Carfhy, Kevin Marfin Mc Carfy, Jennifer Kafhleen 32, 7 460, 464 Mc Cauley, Philip William, lll Mc Clamroch, James Richard Mc Clary, Colin James 58 Mc Clellan, Tracy Kay 444 Mc Clure, Kris Susan Mc Cold, Laura Severance Mc Collum, Carl Gerald Mc Connell, Melanie Gwen 58 Mc Cord, Diana Carol 468 Mc Cormick, Mary Befh 77 Mc Cracken, Mary Louise 77, 466 Mc Creery, Melissa Anne 58 Mc Culloh, Gerald Jonafhan Thomas 489 Mc Cufchan, Amy Louise 77, 464 Mc Dermoff, Mary Lucile 203 Mc Dowell, Daniel Keifh Mc Dowell, Melissa Dixon 77 Mc Elderry, Melissa Roene 444 Mc Elhaney, Douglas Allen 444 Mc Grann, Chrisfooher Calin 493 Mc Graw, Cafherine Veronica Mc Guire, Franklin Riley Mc Hugh, Michael David Mc llroy, Sarah Anne 58 Mc Innes, James Neil Mc Innes, John William 489 Mc Keag, Julie Ann 77 Mc Kelvey, John Charles Mc Kinley, Michael Hubert Mc Kinney, Donald Eugene Mc Kinney, Nedra Colette 77 Mc Laren, Jeffrey Dale 464 Mc Laren, Kerry Lynn 92 Mc Laughlin, Heather Elise Mc Lean, Austin John 444 Mc Leane, Erica De Pew 92 Mc Loughlin, Chris William 2, 3 Mc Mahan, Scott Allen Mc Mahon, Robert Anthony Mc Mullen, Theodore Lundstrom 445' Mc Murtry, Diane Louise Mc Naghten, Marci Sue Mc Neill, Malcolm Bruce Mc Phee, Amy S. 58 Mc Pike, Josette Marie Mc Oueary, Marlene Sue 92, 497 Mc Ouiston, Todd Robert Mc Williams, Jill Elizabeth 92 Means, Tonya Renee 58, 432 Meeks, Marjorie Anne 444, 462 Mefford, Gregory Dean Mehta, Sudhir 463 Meredith, Brian Kirk 4412 Merkner, Christine Marie Merrick, Stephanie Louise 444 Merrill, Michele Jane 92 Metcalf, David Nolan Metcalf, Eric Sean Meyer, Bryan James Meyer, Christopher Anthony Meyer, Molly Lynn 58, 435 Meyer, Patrick Edward Meyers, Cynthia Kay Meyers, Natalie Kay Milbury, Mark Whitney Miles, Beth Suzanne 58 Millar, Matthew Wallace Miller, Amy Mae 77, 489 Miller, Andrea Sue Miller, Barbara Lynn 92, 466 Miller, Christina Kathleen 453 Miller, Christine Ellen 58, 456 Miller, Glenn C. 27 Miller, John Anheuser Miller, Kristine Margaret 58 Miller, Matthew James Miller, Max Arnold, Jr. Miller, Molly Anne Miller, Randy 489 Miller, Rebecca Ann 77, 460 Miller, Ronnie Lee, ll Miller, Tammy Jo 444 Miller, William Christopher Miller, William Randolph 437 Miller, William Timothy Mills, Charles Drake Mills, Griff Evan 495 Milner, Carolyn Milner, Christopher Alan 444, 489 Milner, Laura Lynn 29 Miner, Erik Christopher 489 Minnick, Dianna Lynn 444, 460, 464 Minturn, Corey Alan 58 Miracle, Trent Burch Michell, Deborah Lynn 456 Mitchell, James Edward Mitchell, Kari Sue Mitchell, Kristen Roseann 77 Mitchell, Lisa Lynn 467 Moatz, Nina Gayle 58, 4118 Mockovak, Mary Watson Mollabashy, Allaaddin 460 Monfre, Christina Marie 59 Monsma, Jotham Zachary 59 Montemurro, Gina Joann 92 Montgomery, Patricia Montgomery, Todd Martin Montgomery, William Louis Moodhe, Matthew Lawrence 489 Moody, Heather Sholes 78 Mooney, Stephen Marr Moore, Amy Leigh Moore, Kelley Renee 203 Moore, Stephen Bruce Moran, Jay Patrick Mordini, Catalina Silvia Morehead, Ann Margaret 27, 442 Morehead, Steven Michael Narten, Kara Lee 467 Nasser, Leslie Anne 93 Nasser, Susan White 78, 464, 2011 Naumer, Margaret Melinda 442 Neal, Jennifer 59 Nealon, Carrie Margaret Neolon, Raymond Joseph Neolon, Robert Moore Neeb, Sarah Elizabeth Neff, Brian Ray Neff, Roger Lee, IV 59 Neher, Darryl Richard 464 Neidell, Sharo Gayle 93 Neil, Cynthia Beth 442, 465, 469 Neisler, Alexandra Diana Nelson, Andrew Taylor Nelson, Daniel Eagen 489 Nelson, David Bruce 442 Nelson, Debra Lynn Nelson, Nancy Lynn 59 Morgan, Derek John Morgan, Lisa Brooks Morlcal, Gregory James Morr, Katherine Louise 456, 203 Morris, Donda Kay 78, 497 Morris, Kevin Michael Morris, Scott Edward Morris, Susan Jane 59, 432, 487 Morrison, Catherine Marie 78 Morrison, Robert Charles 489 Morrow, Jay Bradley 20, 78, 209 Morrow, Jo Ellen 59 Morse, Lisa Carol Morse, Peter Abernethy, Jr, 467 Moser, Amy Louise Mounts, Michelle Marie Muehlbauer, Stacey Ann 59 Mueller, Martha Helen 92, 490 Muggleston, Laura Anne 490 Muir, Laura Leigh 59, 435 Mukhopadhyay, Suchetana 59 Muller, Michael James 442, 489 Mullin, James Christopher 59 Munn, Molly Sue 442 Munson, Peter Jeffrey Murphy, Ann Michele 454 Murphy, Brooks Don Murphy, Julia Ann 92 Murphy, Seana Cherise 497 Murtaugh, Elizabeth Lynn 59, 432 Muse, Jeffrey Darren Mutchner, Jane Ann 456 Muth, Christy Ann 78 Myers, Kevin Rex Myers Mary Elizabeth Myers, Michael Paul Myers Timothy Mark Myers, Todd Michael Naggs, Karla Marie 92 Nahra, David Michel, Jr. 4641 Nakamura, Takako Napoli, Annemarie Napoli, Jannice Rose Napoli, Karen Lynn 92 Nardin, Rebecca Kay 442 Nargang, Karen Ann 442 Neumlller, Katherine Coolidge 78 Niccum, Joyce Geralyn Nichol, Jennifer Sue 442 Nichols, W. Jay 4641 Nicholson, Jeffrey Scott Nicholson, Michele Renee 60 Nidecker, Marie Louise 60 Nieburg, Lisa Annette 443, 456 Nizamoff, Nancy Marie 60 Noble, Theresa Anne Marie Noecker, Robert John Noel, Cheryl Lynn 78, 463 Nolan, Steven James Norene, Kristin Joan 60 Norian, Maral 78 Northrop, Kimberly Preece 93 Northrup, Heather Lynn 4418 Norton, Margaret Lynn 78 Novak, David Lawrence 60, 4110 Novak, Nancy 60 Nowinski, Joseph Anthony 489 Nuval, Jacqueline Anne 78 Nyberg, Pamela Jean O'Brien, Caryn Lynn 93 O'Brien, Daniel Patrick O'Brien, David Wayne O'Brien, James Martin, Jr. O'Brien, Michael Patrick O'Connell, Edward Jerome O'Connell, Jeanne Marie O'Connell, John Joseph O'Connell, Patrick John O'Donnell, Anne Elizabeth 60, 435 O'Hara, Thomas James 489 O'Neal, Jay Beatty O'Neill, Nancy Susan O'Sha, Robert Harold 93 Oakey, James Thomas Oakley, James Robert, Jr. Oakley, Margaret Ann Obermiller, Rosemarie Anne 467 Occolowitz, Peter John Oeff, Kristen Elizabeth 443 Oetting, Susan Elizabeth Oettinger, Christoph Max Okada, Tomoko Okone, Erica Ann 443 Okragly, Angela Jeannine index 235 Oleiniczak, Richard David Oleksy, Lorefia Anne Oler, Amy Elizabefh 60 Olmsfed, Heafher Lee 60 Olmsfed, Holly Ann 443, 454 Olson, Mary Cecelia 443 Omori, Shigeru 60 Orland, David Michael 442, 460 Orlando, Amy Marie 78, 455 Orn, Nancy Ann Phelan, Maiihew Richard 64 Phelan, Michael Joseph 489 Philip, James G., Ill Phillips, Phillips, Frank Hardy Gregory Dean 489 Phillips, Susan Helene 449 Phillips, T, Ray, IV 489 Phipps, Audrie Alynn Piaff, Joel Deon, Jr. 93 Pickens, Geoffrey Edmund Raub, Krisfen Margaref Rawlins, Jeffrey Allen 80 Ray, Pamela Sue 62, 448 Ray, Sleven Michael 444, 462 Ray, Susan Claudia 62, 432, 203 Ream, Karen Elaine 62 Reber, Donna Befh 94, 455 Rediger, Sharon Lee 80 Reece, David Alan Reece, Shannon Diane 94 Orosan, Jennifer Lyn 29, 79 Osborne, Scofi Edward Osborne, Susan Elizabefh Ossmann, Eric William Oli, John Gregor 60 Oiisen, Michael Lamar Paddock, Tamara Louise 93 Pagach, Tobi Lynn 79, 466 Page, Allison Grace 443 Page, Saionya Tyelise Paine, Andrew J., lll Palloifa, Todd Michael Palmefer, Nancy Lynn 93 Pamuk, Gunnar Sven 445 Pancosi, Jennifer Ellen Pankey, Michael Richard 60 Pankraiz, Sheriih Hope Paaueffe, Machele Dawn Pardus, Philip Anihony 36 Park, Kang ll Parker, Jennifer Sue 93 Parker, Jonaihan Kenf 443 Parsell, Scoif David Pale, Maffhew Douglas 445 Paiel, Sanjay Pairick, Anne Louise 64 Paiferson, Jami Jo Gibson Paiferson, Roberf Denardo 443 Pailerson, Roberf Michael Paifillo, Kennelh Michael Pairon, Susan Wilson Pavuls, Andra Marilyn 64 Payne, Chrisiine Class 79 Payne, Kevin Dale Payne, Sfeven William 445 Peabody, Daniel Pufnam, lll Peacock, Bradley Scofl Pearson, Paul Daniel Peebles, Sarah Anne 79 Penner, George Edward Pereira, David Roland 79 Perkins, Erin Elizabefh Perkins, William Dale Perks, Breif David Perks, Krisfin Lynne 64 Perry Kaiherlne Olwen Perry Kirk Dwlghf 64, 464, 465 Perry Roberi Slandish 440 Pere, Nancy Jo 79 Pefers, Chad Benjamin 79 Pefers, Jill Marie 79 Peferson, Cecily Anne 64 Peferson, James Edward Peferson, Lawrence Alan Pelrie, Lisa Michelle 79 Peirovich, Sfephen C, Pfisfer, Michael E. Pham, Thai Ouoc Pielsiicker, Elizabeih Jane 79 Pierce, Brad Apfed 200 Pigafo, Lisanne Marie 64, 432 Pindell, Joseph Ouinby, ll 445, 489 Pippen, David Liehr Pipperi, Valerie Caroline Piiner, Jennifer Lynn Piifman, Julie Chrisiine 93, 455 Planie, Chrislina Elisabefh 499 Plafi, Karen Jean 93 Plessinger, Tracey Poinfner, Thomas Roberf 443 Pollack, Kurf Mafihew Pope, Jennifer Leigh Popowics, Karl Gilmoure Posf, Kafharine Berry 64 Powell, Karen Lynn 64, 435 Powell, Mary Esfher 79, 456 Powell, Sheila Ann 79 Powell, Thomas Donald 489 Poynfer, Bryan William Presfon, Jennifer Lee 434 Price, Timofhy David 489 Pride, Amy Elizabefh Prigan, Sara Ellen Prifchard, Scoff Elliofi Probsf, Jane Marie 64 Proihero, Thomas Edward Prysialski, Lynn Ann 93 Puche Galvez, Alicia Ines 94 Puff, Scofi Townley Pugh, Jason Andrew 445 Pugh, Timoihy Michael 445 Pursell, Tracy Alden Quigley, Jennifer Lynn Quigley, Kimberly Anne 64 Quimby, Susan Leah Raber, David Sherman Rabinowiich, Michael Racine, Jarvis Daryl 460 Ragsdale, Deann Marie 444 Rambo, Cheryl Dawn 454, 487, 496, 497 Rambo, Chrisfine Renee 487 Ramsay, William C. 489 Ranck, Andrew Todd 64 Ranck, Gregory Jenkins Ranck, Robin Lee Gunn Randall, Michael Clark Randazzo, Marisa Angela 80, 452 Ranelli, Gian-Maffhew Ranney, Rebecca Anne 444, 464 Rardin, Peylon Elisabefh 80 Rasmussen, Gary J. Ralcliffe, Amy Anne 80, 455 Rafhie, Kelly Sue 80 Rafzer, Philip Reinhardf Reed, Carol Jane 444 Reese, Megan G. Rehn, David Russell 94 Reichenbach, Glen Edward Reid, Darby 489 Reid, Sherry Ann 62, 435 Reinhard, Maiihew Allyn Reinhardi, Jane Ellen 444 Relic, Rebecca Lauren 94 Reller, Elizabefh Lyn 444 Remmy, Sfacy Carole 80, 454, 490 Reny, Mark Sheldon 493 Refseck, Carol Anneiie 94 Reuier, Mark Colin 62 Revelas, Elena 62 Rheams, Gregory Giles Rhodes, Terese Elizabeih Rich, Mary Lucille Richards, Joan Kafhryn Richardson, Edwin Neil 445 Richman, Ronna Dee 453 Rickerl, Jon Edward, Jr. Ridenour, Julie Anne 62 Ridgway, Elizabefh Ann 62 Riemer, Michael John Riepe, Gavin Charles Riess, Dana Corinne 94 Riefveld, Linda Ruih 444 Rigoffi, Joseph Edward 444, 464 Rile, Marc Pafrick Riley, Douglas Alan Riley, Douglas Alan Riley, Joel Pariyka 62 Riley, Slacey Elizabefh 62 Ringel, Karen Anne 94, 467 Rink, Scofi Lawrence 445 Rinne, Kenf Higgins Risf, Douglas Owen 444, 440 Risfow, Barbara Lynne 80, 456 Rifier, Wendy Rifzenfhaler, Trenf Thomas Roache, Breh' Thomas 489 Robb, Holly Ann 445 Robbins, Chrisfopher Kennefh Roberfs, Krisfin Sue 94, 460 Roberfs, Michael Lee Roberfson, Andrew James Rockaway, Thomas Doan Rodgers, Archibald Rodgers, Maffhew John 94 Rodman, Kimberly Anne Rodriguez, Hermelinda Roe, Ji Young Roeller, Richard Keifh Roessler, Ann Elizabefh 62 Evalyn Louise 4 45 Rogers, Rogers, Lorrie Kay Rogers, Melissa Ann Rogers, Slephen Brisfol li Rogovich, Peter Clark Rohs, Susanne Marie Rollins, Andrea Lynn 62, 448 Roob, Katherine Barbara 445 Roose, Victoria Jean Rosado, Samuel 63, 4611 Rosche, William Arthur Rose, Jeffrey Charles 445 Rose, Steven Scott 445 Rosenfeld, Scott Thomas Roses, Camilla Louise 63 Roses, Gabriel James Ross, Christina Kay 63, 448, 490 Ross, Gina Michelle Ross, Nathan Michel Ross, Robert Raymond Rostkowski, Carrie Jean Rote, Charles Robert 63 Roulier, Monte Spencer 463 Rowan, Joanilla Marie Rowe, Karen Elizabeth 42, 445, 464 Rowe, Kimberly Ann 80 Ruda, Johnine Marie Ruhl, Jennifer Lynn 80, 456 Rule, Ned Perry, Jr. Rummel, Matthew Morton Schlaker, Michael Louis Schleuning, Brenda Renee 63, 448 Schlueter, David Paul 445 Schlueter, Laurie Ann 449 Schlup, Lisa Ann 84, 465 Schmid, Heidi Marie 445 Schmid, Mary Katherina Schmidt, Christopher William Schneider, Charles H. Schoenfeld, Leah Sue 29 Schoenherr, Susan Lucille 63 Schoeny, Michelle Clare 611, 490 Shooter, Marcia Lynne 84 Shorney, Elisabeth Esser 446 Short, Amy Downs 611 Short, Leslie Marlene 446 Shortridge, Kathleen 95, 467 Shrock, Lauri Jean 446 Siefert, John Thomas 4, 95, 437, 489 Silkowski, Michelle Ann 446 Silkworth, James William Simeri, Elisabeth Kathleen Simmons, Natalie Lucille Simpkinson, Janet Drewry Sims, Michelle Gay 611, 432 Schoo, David Lewis Schroeder, Julia Lynn Schug, Victoria Joan Schuler, Jonathan Robert Schulte, Katherine Marie 467 Schultz, Alex Edward 84, 460 Schultz, Daniel Joseph Schultz, Victoria Mead Schurmeier, Darla Kathleen 445 Schwartz, Douglas Hill Schwartz, Steven Leslie Schwarz, John W. Scott, Patricia Anne 84 Sear, Michael Paul Rumple, Anne Marie 80 Christopher William 63, 440, Russell, 464 Russell Elizabeth Ann 94 Russell, Elizabeth Ann Russell Robyn Aubyn Russell, Susan A. 63 Russell Todd Wesley Searcy, William Candler Seat, Maryanne Kathleen 446 Seator, Scott Douglas 64 Seebass, Heather Elizabeth 64 Seeger, Craig Andrew Seitz, Cynthia Louise Self, Kimberly Ann Sellers, Kristin Louise Smith Rutherford, Steven Lamont Rutz, Richard Martin 489 Ryan, Elizabeth Gayle 80 Ryan, James Edward 445 Sakakeeny, Brandt Augustus 94 Salemi, Scott G, 489 Sallows, Jill Susan Salonika, Christina Ann 63 Salzwedel, Suzanne Lynne Samaddar, Sheila Marie Sandels, Jennifer Elizabeth 63 Sanderson, Briand Taylor Sanderson, Brooke Jean Sandgren, James Andrew 495 Sargent, Elizabeth Kathryn 432 Sargent, Julie M. 432, 203 Sarria, Deborah Anne Saunders, Elizabeth Ann 63, 432 Savage, Michelle Anne 445 Sawaya, Nadim John Scaife, Courtney Lynne 84 Schaefer, Katherine Sue 84 Schaffer, Bradley Kirk Schaffer, Jennifer Ann Scharadin, Heidi Anne 445 Scheetz, Steven Dongus Scherrer, Clare Rose Scheurer, Leslie Ann 63 Schick, Douglas Fredrick Schiele, Michael David Schiering, Geoffrey David Schillmoeller, Laura Lynn Schiltz, Todd Charles Schirmer, Mark Howard 95 Sellers, Todd Alan Sells, Thomas Ray Selph, Elizabeth Ann Senese, John Anthony, IV Serewicz, Lawrence William 498 Sergent, James Edward Seyfarth, Kristan Elizabeth 446 Shafer, Lisa Lynn Shahbahrami, Frank Bradley, Jr. Shanley, Michael Cartwright Shapleigh, Gregory Bartlett 30 Shariatzadeh, Sharene Dee 64 Sharpe, Maria Kathryn Shaum, Cynthia Jane Shaw, Shaw, Shaw, Shays, Jayne Ann 467 Julie Anne 465 Kimberly Marie Heidi Ann 490, 494 Shelton, Alicia Carol Shelton, Melinda Kay Simsic, Stephen Paul Singer, Brian Arthur Singer, David Leo Sit, Richard Allen 64, 465 Sit, Robert William Sites, Kriston Karin 64 Skelton, Timothy John 489 Skiba, John P, 446 Skidmore, Charles Garrison Skurka, Karen Marie 84 Slakes, Susan Rachelle Slesh, Kevin Jon 489 Sloan, Erik David Slocomb, Paul Timothy Smith, Amy Eileen Smith, Andrea Christine 95, 467 Smith, Andrea Dawn 64 Smith, Angela Marie 65 Smith, Blayne Robert 446 Smith, Bradford Chandler Smith, Clare Kathleen 48, 84, 454 Smith, Cynthia Ann Smith, Cynthia Susan Smith, Harry Charles 493 Smith, Jennifer Jill 95, 468 Smith, Jennifer Lee 448 Smith, John Cameron, Jr. Smith, Smith, Smith, Smith, Joseph Lawrence, Jr, 493 Julie Ann 95 Laura Beth 95 Lee Christopher 445 Smith, Leslie Ann 446 Smith, Linda Jo Smith, Marcia Dee Marie A, Smith, Mark Edward 464, 495 Smith, Matthew Joseph Smith, Matthew Thomas Smith, Rebecca Carrie Smith, Sue Ann Smith, Susan Michelle 84 Troy Thomas 464 Shepherd, Susan Noel Shepler, Brian Lowell Sheppard, Richard Allen 64, 467 Sheppard, Timothy Alan 495 Sherck, Laura Ellen 84 Sherman, Jennifer Lynn 64, 435 Sherman, Laura Elizabeth 64 Sherman, Michael Aaron 30, 489 Sherrod, Toya Renee Shetty, Sameer Sadanand Shideler, Ellen Marie 460 Shields, Gregory William Shier, William Taylor Shinn, Heather Marie Shoemaker, John Andrew Smith, Whitney Blake 493 Smyth, Diane Michelle 447 Sneberger, Nora Elizabeth 447 Snider, Lisa Michelle 84 Snyder, Jan Elaine 447 Snyder, John Arthur Sokol, Karen Frances Somerville, Scott Alexander 447 Soto, Delia Esther 65, 487 Spackman, Thomas James, Jr. 445 Sparenberg, Ann Szeleczky 84 Specks, Michael Eugene Speed, Kirsten Lavonne Speer, Michael David Speidel, Sonja Charis 65, 469 index 237 Spencer, William Edward 4611 Springer, Janci Lyn 467 Sauires, Margaret Ellen 65 St. John, Brent Eugene St, John, Edward Joseph 489 Stach, Mary Kathryn 454 Stack, Jonathan Nicholas Staehle, Craig Allen Stahl, Lewis Hul Stahl, Ted Burton Stahly, Brian D, Stalley, Anne Elizabeth 447 Stanford, Stacia Elizabeth 95 Stanish, Marla Joan 82 Stanish, Tanya Jo 487 Stankus, Thomas Joseph Stanley, Luanne Marie Starr, Kimberly Ann 447 Staton, Timothy Rhodes Stauffer, Stephen Edwards Staulcup, Jennifer Jeanne 65 Stearns, Gregory Allen 41111 Steele, Kyle Alan 489 Steele, Sean Scott 489 Steele, Tamara Rae 465 Steele, Todd Randall Steger, Emily Mc Kee 82, 203 Sfehlik, Dennis John Steimle, Mary Elizabeth Steman, Nanci Ann Dunfee Stephenson, Ann Elizabeth Sterba, James Messenger 4110, Sterrett, Robert Charles Stevens, Edward Ives Stevenson, John Gardner Stewart, Bryce Todd Stewart, Donnell W. Stewart, Jennifer Susan Stewart, Michael Steven 462 Stier, Ronald Lee 489 Stierwalt, Carla Marie Stinson, Diane Gail 447 Stockett, Larry Lamont Stoll, Christopher Francis Storhoff, David Michael Storrer, Scott Alan Stout, Kathleen Denise 65 Stoyer, Sue 95 Strasma, James Reid Stratton, Michael Duwayne Stratton, Paul Curry Straubinger, Melissa Anne 95 Strom, Carol Mary 447 Stromberg, Jon Scidmore Struck. Mary Louise 82 Strup, Thomas Dean 4115 Sturgeon, Steven Todd 495 Stutsman, Stephanie Dyan Stutz, Jon Stuart 4115 Stutzman, Karen Nicole Sullivan, Kennan Reynold 4311 Sullivan, Mary Susan 447, 467 Sullivan, Michael Sullivan, Sharon Kay Sullivan , Susan Maureen 95 Sumida, Kevin David 489 Sumida , Michael Patrick Summers, Julia Ann 448 Summers, Stephen Paul 4 Supple, Mary Karina 448 Supple, Matthew Lawrence Suster, Bradley Barnes Sutherline, Todd Alan Svoboda, Margaret Lynn 490 Swain, Brenda Eileen 65, 490 Swan, Scott Ritchie 6, 464, 466 Swartz, William Everett Sweeney, Kelley Lynn Sweeney, Kristen Noel 28 Swenglish, Jacqueline Mary 497 Swenson, Karl Erik Szabo, Kristina Rosholm 82 Szillat, Christine Louise Szklarek, Stephen James Tacheny, Laurie Jo Taft, Elizabeth Anne 95 Tan, Emmeline Ngo Tannehill, Kelly Richard 465 Tate, Angela Dianne 448, 464 Taylor, David Edward Taylor, James Roy Taylor, Janna Lee 82 Taylor, Julie Stevens 82 Taylor, Lisa Maria 96, 452 Taylor, Lisa Renee 96, 452 Taylor, Sherri Kay Teague, Jeffory Alan Tebbetts, Lucia Tolar 82, 453 Teel, Gordon Ray 4115, 489 Teklits, Bernadette Anna Telfer, Elizabeth Stuart 82, 456, 487 Tener, Sharon Grace Tenney, Margaret Marie Terbeek, Todd Edward Terrell, Susan Lynn 82 Terry, Jana Moniaue Terry, Tina Leigh Teuschler, Katharine Dennise Thackery, Jill Elizabeth 65 Thiem, Marion Elizabeth 65 Thieme, Kimberley Louise 448, 456 Thieme, Tracey Elizabeth 82 Thomas, Kristina Lynn 23, 82 Thomas, Trinda Tina 156 Thomas, Valerie Wynne 448 Thomas, Vincent Alexander 45, 489 Thompkins, Anton Angelo 493 Thompson, Brent Ray Thompson, Gregory Michael Thompson, Jill Dawn 467 Thompson, Julia Rutledge 448, 490 Thompson, Julie Knoble 82 Thompson, Marcia Bagley 29, 83, 456 Thoresen, David Paul Thorlton, Kristine Kenyon 448 Thornburg, James Brian Thorne, Kristin Elizabeth 448 Thrasher, Jennifer Lynn Thurston, Marcia Lynn 96 Timmons, Amy Kathrine 65 Tindall, Timothy John 96 Tinney, William Gilbert Toba, Keiko 65, 203 Tobe, Brenner A. Tobe, Lisa Lynn 83 Todd, Stephen Lloyd 27, 463 Todd, Susan Kay 65 Toland, Charles Paul Tomalin, Dale Scott Tomlin, Jeffrey Scott Tompkins, Kevin Brent 66, 489 Tompkins, Michael David 489 Tomson, Scott Dean Tomson, Sue Ellen 83, 452 Toomey, Brenda Alane 96 Toone, Brad Alan 489 Toppe, Nicolle Louise 448 TOFSU, Melissa Brooke Torres, Jose Alfredo Totz, Colleen E. Towne, Curtis Dale Towne, Leah Bravana 487, 497 Tramontana, Christen 66 Traylor, Michael Joseph Trego, Jane Elizabeth 449 Tremper, Leanne Estella 449 Tressler, Corrie Lynn 66 Trinkle, Dennis Alan Troksa, Michelle Renee 83, 460 Troutman, Deneen Marie 96 Trowbridge, Barry Dale 449 Trowbridge, Julie Ann 499 Troyer, Judith Portia Trudgen, David Spencer Tschan, Edmond Willis, lll 4115 Tucci, Scott Peter Tucker, Christopher Eric Tuhey Turner, Turner Turner, Turner Tuttle, Tuttle, , John Matthew Catherine Maxson Felicia Street 66 Jennifer Lynne 449 Sara Lynn Carrie Lee 83 Jennifer Elizabeth 66 Tway, William Theodore 4115 Twist, Spencer F. Uddenberg, Scott David 37, 465 Uhlemann, Laura Leigh 96 Ukrop, Joseph Edward Ullem, Cynthia Sands 66 Ullem, Scott Benjamin Ulmer, Sally Hackett 96 Umbaugh, Susan Renee 66 Unruh, Heather Kirsten Utterback, Sarah Elizabeth 66 Van Asperen, Stephanie Doe Van Metre, Evan Scott 463 Van Nest, Marcia Lynn 96 Vanbrunt, Edward Matthew Vander Kolk, Brett Robert Vander Naald, Cindy Sue Vandybogurt, Walter Lewis, Jr. 96 Vankeppel, Gary Lee 489 Vanlandingham, Thadius Robert Vantilburg, Jodi Carol 467 Vaske, Renee Ann 432, 4611 Vermillion, Thamar Scott Vernon, Karen Martha 467 Volz, Erin Lynn Vonderlage, Dirk Edward Voris, Jeffrey Thomas 411, 489 Voss, Rebecca Ann 467 Vriesman, Kirk Matthew Wade, Devon Rene 204 Waggoner, Melissa Susan Wagschal, Kersten Meike 83 Wahle, Curtis Leroy Wahlstrom, Matthew Robert Wainwright, John Robert Wainwright, William Eric 83, 495 Walaszek, John Michael Walk, Thomas Brian Walker, Bradley James Walker, Douglas William 493 Wallace, Barbara Chandler Wallace, Dean Robert Wallace, Timothy Haines 460 Waller, John David Wallis, Gregory Charles Walston, Nicole Denise 449 Walter, Heidi Joanne 96 Walters, Rachel Theresa Walton, Margaret Anne Walusek, Joseph Charles 498 Ward, Stephen Kincaid Ward, Therese Elizabeth 83 Warfield, Joy Ann 83 Warhover, Julie Lynne Warkins, Bradley Joseph 83 Warner, Rachel Rahee 452 Warning, Keith W. 445 Warren, Matthew Woods 463, 489 Watson, John Ross Watson, Timi Dian 449 Watt, Reese Kendall Watts, Michael James Wayne, Christopher Allan Weakley, Rebecca Lee Weas, Heidi Marie Weaver, David Paul Webb, Bryan Mallory Weber, Michael Robert 449, 489 Weber, Suzann Michelle Webster, Joseph, Jr, Weddle, Wendy Lee 96 Weed, Jonathan Currie Weeks, Pamela Diane Weems, George Stephenson Weems, Heather Elizabeth 2 Wehrenberg, John William 463 Wehrman, Robert Ryan 445 Weimar, Kristie Lynn Weimer, William Jacob, Jr. 489 Weingart, Kelly Lynn 97 Weingart, Lee Critchet 449, 442 Weise, Julia Ann 420 Weisiger, Jeffrey Scott 445 Weiss, Virginia Lenore 66 Wells, Reagan L. 455 Welsch, Wendy Lynn Welsh, Jane Margaret 420 Werner, Gregory Alan 489 West, Patrick Scott 493 Westenfelder, Natalie Anne Westrick, Craig Allen 445 Wetoska, Matthew John 489 Wetoska, Stephen Robert 44, 489 Wharton, Amy Sue 66, 448 Wheeler, Eric Dayne 466 Wheelwright, Marianne White, Cheryl Lynn White, Suzannah Claire Whittaker, Joseph Cameron 40, 97, 434, 462 Whittier, Josephine Lynn 456 Whittle, Kimberley Ann 97 Whyte, Mary Reynolds 97 Wick, Kristin Louise 97 Wickett, Camille Marie Widmeyer, Kelly Kathryn 29, 420 Wiese, Heidi Susannah Wiggins, Gregory Charles Wikstrom, Roland Lars 445 Wilbrandt, Tania Yvonne Wilcox, Charles Andrew Wilder, lngrid Michelle Wiley, Jennifer Wesley 420 Wilhoite, Raymond Orus Wilke, Rebecca Jo Wilkerson, Susan E. Willkins, Jeffrey Allen 489 Willhite, Michael Scott Williams, Amy Lynne 83 Wunderlich, Robert Allen 30, 420 Wyett, Jodi Leigh 84 Wylie, Allyson Jayne 97 Yadav, Vikash 67 Yaeger, Rebecca Sue 97 Yarbrough, Amy Nell 67, 465 Yarger, John Maurice Yetter, Maribeth Therese 453 Yoho, Todd Andrew Yoon, Frederick C, Yott, Katherine Jane Young, Alison Meilee 67 Young. Dale Lee 97, 464 Young, Peter C, Young, Russell Duncan Young, William Davis 437 Youngblood, Amy Gail 84, 460, 464 Zamber, Janet Michelle 97 Ziebell, Jody Beth 23 Williams, David Clark Williams, Dawn Ann Williams, Eileen Marie 66, 435 Williams, Jennifer Heather Williams, Jennifer Lee Williams, John Tyler 464 Williams, Lalita Marie 420 Williams, Rodnie Lee Williams, Steven Robert Williams, Wendy Noel 66 Williams on, Lisa Marie 67 Willmert, Mark Barry 493 Wilmsen, G. William, Jr. Wilson, Brad James 4 Wilson, Erica Kirsten Elizab 97 Wilson, Juan Jose Samuel 83 Wilson, Laura Beth Wilson, Michelle Marie Wilson, Stacy Lynn Zieg, Michael Benjamin Zimdars, Ann Marya 67 Zimmer, Edward Paul Zimmerman, Bobbi Lynn 67, 432 Zitlow, David Paul Zukley, Elizabeth Ann Ixff S N5 N Wiltfong, Ann Marie 84 Wiltfong, Susan Elaine 67 Wingader, Janice Lynn 67 Winsness, Amy Elean 67, 432 Winters, Jeffrey Lytle Winton, Linda Alice 84, 455, 460 Wise, Wendy Ellen 420, 465 Wisen, Matthew Lee 445 Witteveld, Christiaan Jason 1 I ,Af---:.'. 1 f' V . L5Qsxp,it3' Witzke, Katherine Elaine 420 ' A H1 .3 ' ' Wodock, Karen Kimble 84 uf' 4 h ,L ,Q 2 i x f, Woelfl, Lynn Marie Wffggftt' -Tyfgv, 43.5. , f Wollf, Jennifer Louise 67 -'Tl-T , Wolff, William Andrew -A . -f gr i ll' Q Wood, David Wallace 445, 464, 489 jjei-A jf- ggff-lgsi Wood, Jill Angelique 84 Wood, Kirk Ray Woodruff, Daniel Richards 420 Woods, Francis Lawrence 464 Woods, Laura Jean 97 Woods, Sandra Ann Wrencher, Vincent Edward Wrenn, Wright, David Schell Creighton Bolter, Jr. 445 Wright, Dawn Marie 42, 20, 464 Wright, Jonathan Sharp Wright, Lori Ann Wright, Shelbi Jo Wrobel, Elizabeth Isabel Molly Dave Q Index 239 THE 1988 MIRAGE Co-EdiTors Business Manager PhoTo EdiTors Academics EdiTor People EdiTor SporTs EdiTor Residence Life EdiTor index EdiTor CommuniTy EdiTor OrganizaTions EdiTor Publisher's PepresenTaTive 1 4 1' . . .Tl nh . ?. - -- - - hu ', I 'I 'l 5 'iii ' I .1 il. 1 liu'1iu,.1 DEPAUW T Ed STAFF l-lolly Baker Tracey Bellamy John HoffmeisTer BreTT Flora Joe VVhiTTaker Ingrid Wilder Carol Lareau Karen DeTemple Barb l-lill KaThy Allford BeTsy Ingham Michelle Carnahan Tom DougherTy Well, This is iT - The end. 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