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1969 Mound Staff EDITOR: SHARON LEATH Opening Section Editor, CAROL D’AMORE: Sports Editor, DORIS GILLETT: Class Section and Index Editor, SUE McCANDLESS: Organization Editors, SUE HARTER AND SUE HENRY: Greek Section, CINDY BUSHONG: Ad Section Editors, JERRY BRAMBLE and LYNN PARROTT: Staff, WATSON CLARK, ERNIE ELLENWOOD, ALAN TURNER. Photographers, DAVID TINNEY, WAYNE KODEY Advertising Sales, ALPHA KAPPA PSI FRATERNITY Advisor, RAY LAAKANIEMI — wonder ... where I wander explores: what I encounter realize .. why I roam ask ... who I am. am curious . I crawl am wary . I walk am restless me lerun am fearful amily. journey ... 1s an My venture inted one... unacquain unfamiliar forms that are familiar . . . o- gers who are friends stran ble problems impossi 10ns. imple soluti rs . with the Mine is the vagabond life the rails and o fo) ridin trusting the future to fate. i I sing of my travels past and pray that my journey continue. I question ... Isearch ... I travel ... emcee ane ens On il A permanent record of my journey ... faces I have met ... friendships that are treasured souvenirs ... established routes to be travelled again and again. ... youngsters? No, not really. Fellow passengers, for they travel with me. Our destination? Men and Women. We ride on the rails of curiosity. We are detoured only by the direction of discovery. i oie AMINA TLE TE - MOS On aa ca ssi NN RNS 12 Aman andawoman... a journey unto themselves. = 13 SO ene Ae ae adh 1% : ay RoNs no one becomes someone becomes eee everyone [eeetagece- (SS SSe3 People ... my testimony to life. Human ties on the tracks of mankind ... an adventure in existence, sparked by life itself. 15 . . s colorful itinerary 9 Life people and places In my pursuit of knowledge the signpost reads “experience” 19 NS a Delta Thetalon ee ee mn, Wt ym | The Annual Delta Thetalon, sponsored by Phi Kappa Sigma fra- ternity, put a little spring in fall’s step. Beauty, ranging from the Miss Venus Contest to the Best Dressed (?) Guy, and good, clean fun like the Pie Eating Contest and Mud Bowl classic livened the campus and set the stage for the autumn agenda. 22 A kaleidoscope of big-name tal- ent made Adrian its whistle stop this year. In October SACC intro- duced the controversial journalist Drew Pearson. The Detroit sound of Rodney Knight and his Soul Sextet made the Tau Kappa Ep- silon Red Carnation Ball an un- doubted success, and the flourish of flamenco guitars brought with it Jose Greco and his Spanish Ballet. SACC closed the year with standing ovations for the versatile Glenn Yarbrough, steering the year to a successful close on the ea 0 aT a a | , ATA entertainment road. ' ‘ Glenn Yarbrough Pearson Rodney Knight oS ee ae aed 24 Traveling through the stage door, the spotlight illuminates the drama and comedy of the stage. The national honorary theatre fra- ternity, Theta Alpha Phi, along with students from theatre classes and a guest actor played talented parts in an effort to prove to Adrian that the “play is indeed the thing.” “Mr. Scrooge.” “Much Ado About Nothing,” guest actor, Charles Siebert e y u f § cig “Mr. Scrooge.” “The Flying Doctor.” 25 The new women’s dorm went “up” for occu- The women’s dorm unlocked tradition with the pancy, and the SAE house went up too in flames. new policy for women 21] and over to come and go An early morning blaze found the brothers shiver- as they please, provided they sign out a key—a ing in the February cold, the house completely step toward a very “liberal” arts curriculum. gutted. a) Pe (ts,Ab Parent Tom Henry of Bakerstown, Pa., presents President Dawson with the keys to a new station wagon—a gift to the college. The ‘Little 500’ Bike Race starts a new tradition for spring at Adrian. 27 De Ls Cindy Volk Kay Micka Becky York 7 eR et am a ae BULLDOG GOAL-LINE Adrian, Michigan DRIVE TIRES DUTCHMEN Homecoming see 66 HOME. VISIiORS “YDS. 10 GO QUARTER a 30 The autumn leaves of red and gold car- peted the way to Homecoming at Adrian, the theme being 1968: The Year of ... ... Adrian’s “Hope”-ful victory. ... Spirit rallying displays. ... Betty Hidy’s reign as queen. ... The Insights out-of-sight entertainment. ... a colourful log of fall memories. 3] Barbara Hess Diane Forrest 1968-69 Winter Carnival Court Cathy Dickinson Sue Straits 34 Winter Carnival The snow season ... and the campus be- comes a winter wonderland, without the benefit of the “fluffy stuff,” to host the 1969 Winter Carnival. An interesting cross section of Adrian student talent was evident. Nine lovely ladies, eight chaps a-chugging, seven eager eaters, six tall tale tellers, and four vociferous Vogues made the three days of Winter Carnival a time to remember. ‘ ? 4 pn Sen 35 Spring Sing Winners igma Sigma Sigma S Pi Kappa Alpha 36 ALUMNI AWARD W inner as Outstanding Senior—John Bassier SCHOLARSHIP CUP winners, highest average on campus, February ’68 to February 69. From Left: Leath, President Dawson, Susan Vaughn, Doug Herman. GREEK SPIRIT Award Winners Tom Swihart, Linda Baker SENIOR AWARD WINNERS AWS BANQUET OF LIGHTS Nancy Cooper, (1) Outstanding Senior, Dean Betty J. Sanford, Tillie VanderWaal (r) winner, Elizabeth Milne Ewing Award as Outstanding Woman Student over four years. Tom Bassier, Sharon 37 ROBERT H. ZANE Senior; Political Science ma- jor; Circle K Club; Letter- man’s Club; Track team, co- captain; All-MIAA Cross Country, 67; Big Brother Pro- gram. BARBARA HESS Junior; Speech and Drama major; Theta Alpha Phi, sec- retary; Forensics League; vice-president; Radio Club, secretary - treasurer; Adrian College Players; Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority; Tota Beta Sigma; Kappa Delta Pi; De- bate team; Debate Merit Award; Speaker’s Bureau Ser- vice Award; Best Actress, ’68; University of Nebraska Oral Interpretation Festival, Second Place. WALTER PICKETT, Far Right Junior; Chemistry major; Let- terman’s Club; American Chemical Society; Sigma Al- pha Epsilon fraternity; Var- sity Wrestling team; MIAA Wrestling Tournament Cham- pionship, 1967. BARRY CONKLIN, Left Senior; Biology major; Let- terman’s Club, _ president; Beta Beta Beta; Circle K Club; Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity; Football, baseball and golf teams; MVP Foot- ball, ’67. TILLIE VANDERWAAL, Rignt Senior; Elementary Education major; AWS; _Intervarsity Christian Fellowship; SACC; Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority; Tutorial Program. JOHN R. COSNEK Senior; Secondary Education major; Letterman’s Club; Re- ligion and Life Council; Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, chap- lain; Newman Center; Varsity Basketball team; Assistant Basketball Coach. JUDY SMITH Junior; Physical Education major; WRA; AWS; Majors Club; Alpha Phi sorority. 38 Who’s Who in American ALAN RUST Junior; Speech major; SACC, chairman; Adrian Singers; Theta Alpha Phi; Theta Chi fraternity, vice-president; Adrian College Players. PAMELA GOATER Senior; Physical Education major; Majors Club; WRA; Tennis team; Alpha Phi so- rority, president; Cheerleading, 66, 67, °68; Greek Spirit Award, 68. RICK SNYDER, Right Senior; Political Science ma- jor; Forensics League; SACC, chairman; Sigma Alpha Epsi- lon fraternity. _ president; World editor; Football team; Debate team. ALBERT WERBISH, Left Senior; History major; Bas- ketball team; Football team; Tennis team. TOM SWIHART, Right Senior; Physical Education major; Theta Chi fraternity; Letterman’s Club; Cross coun- try, track, baseball and swim- ming teams; All League Cross Country ame 055m 008m Of me All League Track, ’67; Greek Spirit Award, 69; Outstand- ing Senior Athlete, 1969. DAVID KERWIN, Left, Bottom Row Senior; Psychology major; Varsity Club; Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity; Football team; Class Treasurer, 1966- 67. KERBY FANNIN, Center Senior; Biology major; Let- terman’s Club; Beta Beta Beta; Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity; National Order of Omega; Student Government, president; Class President, 1967-68; Football team. DOUG MOSS, Right Senior: Business Administra- tion major; Circle K Club; Letterman’s Club; National Order of Omega; Sigma Al- pha Epsilon fraternity; Foot- ball and track teams; Class President 1966-67; All-MIAA Football, ’67, °68; All-MIAA Track, ’66. °67, ’68, 69. 39 L NG . ght, S. Rulewicz, R. Labadie, R. Pero, J. G. Cady, D. Moss, B. Conklin, D. Warren, Football K. Cox, L. Merx, J. Sass, B. Beck, B. Smith, B. Ellenburg. Row Two: J. Wallace, B. Greenlee, Johnson, B. Schneider, J. Whitfield, D. Ward. Row Three: D. vanBlaricom, S. Fugaban. J. Dickey, D. Doody, E. Brown, F. Wesoloski, K. Korn, J. Gladysz, L. Henry. Row Four: J. Ellenwood, P. Tutak, D. Clark, D. Irons, R. Senica, V. Wolven, ithletic Director; B. Bishop, Student Asst.; anager; B. Sterling, Equipment Manager. T. Strong, D. Smith. Row Five: T. Maguran, J. Byrem, T. Butcher, J. Rininger, R. Mead, R. Heimke, B. Schendel, C. Gordon. Row Six: T. Heckert, Asst. Coach; P. MacDonald, Asst. Coach; B. Davis, Head Coach; B. Gregory, Student Asst. ; f my Under their new Head Coach, Bill Davis, the Adrian College Bull- dogs have shown marked improvement in playing, combining out- standing individual ability with successful efforts to perform as a team. Dave Ward and Doug Moss were awarded for their skillful con- tribution to the team, and Ron Labadie was voted the Most Valuable Player of the year. The team’s efforts were at least partially rewarded by their 42-31 victory over Hope in the Homecoming game shown below. SEASON SCORES Ashland | 22. setae ees te oe Defiance nce eee oe Grove Gity . ae Kalamazoo .. : Hope “yi. accus ae eet ame tn Alivia setaitete ee encom mre i enmmnee Albion .... Olivet . Won 1, Lost 7 46 SEASON SCORES Defiante: ..'2ssa0c eee Pe Se Tri State: ... is See eee Kalamazoo {22.222 Calvin éis « ¢.554e eee Alma? oc cee, See Albion: J. esse ee eee Olivet. 3... oven tian eee eee Detroit sv 3. 3. easier aeons tear 50 MIAA THIRD oa | [owns no: et Oe Broken legs, pulled muscles and other minor injuries forced the Adrian College runners out of their previous first place position in MIAA competition. With some first place harriers out, including co- captains Zane and Swihart, the team maintained a respectable third place position. First Row: C. Christensen, J. Waling, T. Swihart, D. Mateyka, J. Walsh. Second Row: K. VanOrd, B. Williams, D. Gnaedinger, D. Morse, W. Chany, M. Smith, W. Peugeot. Third Row: D. Henderson, B. Truscinski, N. Kingsbery, B. Gesler, R. Kingsbery, R. Rickard, B. Zane, J. Flanagan, Coach. 47 48 An essential part of any sport is morale, and a high morale is what the Adrian College cheerleaders had the task of maintaining in the crowd as well as in the team. As cheers echoed across basketball courts and football fields, the cheer- leaders proved that their efforts had gone into accomplish- ing this task. Row One: S. Toland; D. McWilliams. Row two: D. Collins; N. Rieke. Row Three: N. Bryan, Captain; A. Brigham. Top Left: Performing a rousing “fight” cheer to encourage the Adrian Cagers on to victory are basketball cheerleaders, Debbie Collins and Nancy Bryan. Bottom: The football cheerleaders spurred on many exciting pep rallies from the Mound on front campus to stir up enthusiasm in the Adrian College students before the big games. 49 Cagers Finish With Three Wins GET ISR rae Memeret ies 8 oysters teh aera Seo eee 7 34 Deliancem eee A Se OR OU eT Soy see ee 60 WaindsOra Universit yar nem tr ee. 05.05) select ses C2 75 Calvili pr eeeer haarce 5 g's SS ses oy ae era ve 90 ICAL AIITET OO MER Rt ei ri ote nce creas Sr (e leNie De le0e ele: © 16) lorie) ef-6) 016) © @ 0 16: 16: (6 (@ 6 ‘eu 00 (6 10, 6. 01 6 6 6:19 © A LSE Tiara pee ere nee Tee eS, Ain SR ei aiie ob 6 aos Bets 59 Grand. Viallevarewesrary geet eh ON SiGe Meo 8S) 75 |i Raat) Genvl ire IN ak bee ee eR eer er, Tal Oakland ....... 4 ate a RR AGA re AS he fa 1 67 Olivet ers nree meee. ae Oe ee ins a5 Re 90 TANT ONS on, 00 485 Ninn ie Nek aa athe ee RR 91 69 NCrristacara Are eTN cent ts Aleg Cr Gek usa ee ee ree 62 VAN TTD Vo sics Sites Soa a ohare At na eee AR nO 99 73 Galvitivas: ames cei Ae ASS SIME gee ene LOO ays) Alivia ay dee erie ce: Shae eee are e L 08 ea lamazoomeee arr te Soe AEE raat ee OS. 99 Hopes. setter nrc 5 5S ehareasian Raae ik «se OO ad Chak ani dieser scat e totes ere neo ecb. clo icdeoa te okecare 101 Al Olivet dcrorinte eteceet rece kee sce oc 3 cera ADI Onee ire cee eaten forsee Marshall Tournament Won 3 Lost 18 51 52 G. Dorow; R. Diven; J. Kaiser; K. Rank; J. Rommel; S. Bradley, statistician. : J. Lane; J. Pyle; te Re hen ROT ATI EINE SS ON etter ee ee A spark came into the Adrian College cagers late in the season. The team won their last two home games with outstanding play- ing. The Bulldogs had several setbacks in the earlier part of the season with the ineligibility and transfer of some important players. Coach Arbaugh moved freshmen to the varsity team to | retaliate these setbacks. This move will give the freshmen a better understanding of the techniques of college basketball and a more promising season next year. 53 Grapplers Win MIAA Championship The first official MIAA championship fell into the hands of Adrian College after their unofficial championship last year. The title was easily won as the team, under Coach Paul MacDonald, captured seven first place positions in the league wrestling tournament. The team ended the season with a 14-3 record. MIAA CHAMPIONS Front: Jim Seitz, third; Mike Smith, first; Bill Ellenburg, first; Dennis Mateyka, first; Chuck Forward, second. Back Row: Mike Adler, third; Dan Van Blaricom, first; Steve Rulewicz, first; Doug Koval, first; Steve Fugaban, first, Coach MacDonald. 54 Row 1: B. Knox; M. Mann; S. Check; T. Decker; E. Chaffee; S. Benedict; D. Mateyka. Row 2: C. Bishop; J. Seitz; T. Nell; E. Larson; M. Adler; D. VanBlaricom; S. Rulewicz; W. Pickett; S. Fugaban; M. Smith; B. Ellenburg; Coach MacDonald. SEASON SCORES Albion Ashland Bowling Green Western Ontario . Defiance Akron University Wooster Ashland Windsor Calvin Kalamazoo MIAA—First 55 Back Row: Jim Graham, Fred Stoye, Joe Minneci, Joel Whitfield, Ron Rickard, Ron Labadie, Neil Kingsbery, Dean Henderson, Roger Kingsbery, Chris Christensen. Middle Row: Coach Jay Flanagan, Peter Gluklick, Rick Senica, Steve Bruns, Ron Gramling, Ross Howard, Ken Hosmer, Dan Van Blaricom, Doug Moss, Jeff Pinkham, John Rininger, Coach Paul MacDonald. Front Row: Will Peugeot, Dennis Mateyka, Jim Walsh, Jim Smaretsky, Doug Morse, Gary Fox, Walt Chany, Ken Van Ord, Gary Canty. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: DOUG MOSS TEAM RECORD: Won 5, Lost 4 , ss ores SCHOOL RECORD HOLDERS: Steve Bruns, pole vault; Joe Minneci, long jump; er WS Zh. a Pe Doug Moss, hurdles; Roger Kingsbery, mile run. ; 3 hk 7 Few individuals have ever accomplished as much in track at Adrian as Doug Moss. He won the MIAA 120-high hurdles four times in a row; won 43 of 46 hurdles matches while at Adrian; lost only one MIAA match, that to teammate Ron Labadie this year. His record may stand for some time at Adrian, and his time would have been good enough to finish “in the money” at this year’s Big Ten track meet. 56 Swimming This will be remembered as_ the first year for swimming as a varsity sport at Adrian. The te am did very well in an abbreviated three game : . schedule, and next year can be ex- | | 7 _ ny cM pected to give a good account of 4 ; themselves in a full season’s schedule. | Most Valuable Swimmer: | Rob Flewelling Front Row, Left: Dan McCoy, Bob Cherry, Scott Jones, Jon Young, Fred Stoye. Back Row: Chris Christensen, Roger Kingsbery, Dave Chamberlain, Jim Swick, Rob Flewel- ling, Coach Flanagan. OUTSTANDING SENIOR ATHLETE: President Dawson and Mr. and Mrs. Philip Swihart with Tom Swihart, named the top senior athlete. MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS: From Left: Dave Komer, baseball; Doug Moss, track; Rick | | Meyer, tennis; Jim Shoemaker, golf. 57 58 Kneeling: Robert Brooks, Ted Johnson, Jim Campbell, Dave McPike, Bill Kelser. Standing: Phil Tutak, Jerry Miller, Steve Tabb, Dave Chamberlain, Rick Meyer, Coach Arbaugh. Not pictured: Steve Huyck. This year’s edition of varsity tennis was char- acterized by youth. The squad was made up of one junior, four sophomores and six freshmen. Sophomore Rick Meyer was named Most Valu- able Player. The doubles team of Rick Meyer and Dave McPike won the consolation round in number one doubles at the MIAA Field Day. SCORES Adrian seen 4. Oakland). 2 ae 3 Adriana on iz Defiance... ee Adrian erase tne 3 Olivet: sos eee eee 6 Adrian ee 1 Alma’. sate oee eo Adriano. eee 0 Grande Valleyon. on 2.9 PGlabie aoomearcth 1 Hopeye te ee Adrian. .4. hee 0 Calving-t228 7 9 Adrian ovcetnal Kalamazoocs. a4. 5e et Adriane. a: sere 1 AlbDIGn i ,.. soe ae ee 8 Won 2, Lost 7 First Row: M. Smallhurst, S. Miller, Davis. Won 3, Lost 11. LEADING AVERAGES: Shoemaker, R. Gibbs, A. Sipe. Second Row: D, Chubb, P. Harrison, R. 82.0; Harrison, 82.4; Miller, 86.1; Chubb, 87.1; Sipe 89.5 Ryan, J. Shoemaker, Most Valuable Player, Coach 59 Baseball Front Row: Craig Richie, Roger Moore, Dave Komer, Jim Ingledue, Ron Hoag (Captain) Mark Doody, Steve Adair, Don Lambright. Middle Row: Al Smith, Mitch Smith, David Jones, Jim Gould, Dale Meninga, Jack Kaiser, Larry Thompson, Steve Mohr. Back Row: Tom Heckert, Coach; Vic Wolven, Paul Chapoton, Steve Bradley, statistician, Lou McMurray, Ron June, John Parker, Tom Swihart. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER: Dave Komer TEAM RECORD: Won 9, Lost 11, split nine doubleheaders 60 ee Se aes Richie Mark Doody curves one to a Kalamazoo batter in a 1-0 Adrian win. 6l ge : e REICER — Serene err eee errr sere y errr a EEE __OCC___—_ EEE EEOee_Ow Row 1: H. Weemhoff, Pres.; R. Burr, V.P.; T. Butcher, Sec.; D. Middleton, Treas. Row 2: R. Gardner; A. Turner; J. Dery; D. Miller, C. Potts. Row 3: G. Bekofske, Chaplain; D. Sprau; R. Clark; M. Doody; D. Rohns; B. Denton. THE MAJOR COLE Or- ganization is open to young men planning on entering the ministry. A few of its proj- ects include speaking to shut- ins, preaching, _ teaching church school classes, usher- Row 1: R. Amstutz, Treas.; M. Rifenberg, V.P.; Mrs. Snider, Advisor; B. Koch, Pres.; A. Henricks, Chaplain. Row ing, and putting together a 2: S. Dunham; L. Shuler; C. Robbins; L. Bender; L. Fether; G. Horton. Row 3: K. Kelley; S. Lehman; C. Koch; community “Hymm Sing.” 7. O'Bryan; K. Ruth. ALPHA DELTA CHI’S major goals are to provide fellowship, education, service, and experience in Christian living. Membership is open to all women students. SEY REET - . + . i - + 4 + +e | | | | ——— Row 1: K. Allred; P. Won- ders, Pres.; L. Mason. Row 2: L. Mellott; S. Allred; J. Matthews; N. Hootman. NEWMAN CLUB is a group which has only fairly recently been organized on campus, but it is already an active part of Adrian College life. Everyone is welcome to participate in its program of weekly meetings, movies, speakers, and other various activities. THE INTERVARSITY CLUB is an interdenominational organization on campus. Its projects include a weekly Bible study, special speakers, and other social activities. : = TET é ss SSN Ee ey SLALOM ‘ 65 “opmgersunesgame” } FF ‘ Py?) oct RAE: Row 1: R. Amstutz, Sec.; E. Chaffee, V.P.; M. Treat, Pres.; J. Burns, Treas. Row 2: J. Henson; P. Smith; G. Horton; B. Denton; S. Rogers; A. Vincent. Row 3: D. Tonkin; P. Delaney; M. Derr; N. Aiken, C. Derringer; P. Perrone; J. Burkett. WESLEY FELLOWSHIP, consisting of students of many denominations, is af- filiated with the University Christian Movement and the Methodist Student Move- ment. All programming is planned and implemented by student interest. In addition to holding weekly meetings, Wesley sponsors a series of special events and serves as a resource base for special study and action projects as the need and interest arise. 4 [CIRCLE K CLUB) @y_ NOE: ae ie 4 Kemery; D. Henderson; D. Giroux; Dean Marvin. Row two: T. Meyer; N. Kingsbery; R. Mead; F. Pimienta; J. Walsh; K. Knowles; J. aling; B. Zane. CIRCLE K is a national club associated with the Kiwanis Club. This group offers services to the campus and community. 66 ALPHA CHI HONORARY—James Ward, Judith Harrison, Dr. Dan Scully, Bill Gesler, John Bassier, Philip Howell. The Adrian College chapter of Alpha Chi was the first to be established in Michigan. It honors students in the top 10 per cent of their class. q LAMBDA IOTA TAU, ENGLISH HONORARY—Row 1: L. Wood, Mr. Hoffman, co-moderator, B. Blackburn, Pres. Row 1 2: J. Ward, J. Copeland, H. Montrond, S. Trevethan, J. Harrison, S. Vaughn, L. Kroah. LIT is Adrian’s chapter of the i International Literary Honor Society, and sponsors great films especially chosen for college audiences. HISTORY HONORARY: L. Kroah; S. Leath, historian; S. Shumate; Dr. Toussaint, adviser; D. Herman, sec.; S, Trevethan, V.P., J. Harrison, Pres. 67 68 dis y, OLE we oan Oe Row 1: L. Parrott, Ads Editor; D. Gillett, Sports Editor; Sharon Leath, Editor-in-Chief; S. Henry, Organizations Editor; S. Harter, Organizations Editor; E. Ellenwood, Row 2: W. Clark; C. Bushong, Greek Editor; N. Carlyss; S. McCandless, Individuals Editor; L. MacLachlan; A. Cosnek; C. D’Amore, Opening Section Editor. Top: D. Tinney, Photographer; W.Kodey, Photographer; J. Bramble, Ads Editor. THE MOUND is the college yearbook. It is staffed by students, who do all the photography and planning. This organization is aided by the director of publications, Mr. Ray Laakaniemi, and is open to any student who is interested. W. Kodey, ; D. Tinney, EMPTY photographers. TO R.R. MICH. PR B3.NE SECTION EDITORS: Top: J. Bramble, S. Leath. Second row: D. Gillett, S. MeCandless, C. D’Amore, C. Bushong, L. Parrott. Front, S. Harter, lower, and S. Henry. VIII L: | ae 69 Row 1: L. Nuler, Historian; M. Hayes, Sec.; C. Sumner, Pres.; T. Craemer, V.P. Row 2: Dr. Xaxier; Dr. Husband; Dr. Pickering; Dr. Wu. Row 3: P. Hayes; T. Barcus; M. Thacker; W. Chany; S. Benedict; E. Michalenko. Row 4: J. Longley, Jr.; S. Bernath; S. Barmatoski; B. Davids; M. Treat; G. Jenkins; K. Fannin; B. Conklin; B. Conklin; J. VanLooy. (Not Pictured: S. Leath.) BETA BETA BETA is the national biology honor society. It is open to students who have taken at least twelve hours of biology. The members are chosen or nominated by the faculty. The club provides speakers for seminars. KAPPA DELTA PI is the education honorary, new on campus this year. It is com- posed of students in the education department who plan to graduate with a degree in education, and are outstanding scholastically in the field of education. 1: M. Dawson; G. Dowling; E. Chaffee; J. Almstadt, Historian; D. Juday, V.P.; J. Bassier, Pres.; G. Jenkins, Sec.; S. Bernath. Row 2: R. Moeckel, D. Guldin; D. Dunlavey; N. Cooper; K. Mohler; C. Shriver; P. Delaney; C. Corner; N. Keller; D. Hootman; L. Norell; S. Leath; H. Montrond; Advisor; A. Arndt, library. | : a oe iN LO MSS a COR ALAA RASA ov 4 art sear anit Misitiee veh eres Leia Ha tia Row 1: K. Micka, Pres.; P. Wagoner, V.P. Row 2: L. Bender; S. Harris, L. Anderson, Treas.; L. Petry. Row 3: Mr. Voege, Advisor; S. Harter; S. Shannon; M. Knittle; N. Miller. ALPHA KAPPA PSI is the professional business frater- nity and PHI GAMMA NU is the professional business so- rority on the campus. These organizations were founded to foster the study of business in colleges; to promote profes- sional competency and achievement in the field of business; and to further a high standard of commercial ethics in civic and professional enterprises. These organiza- tions are open to all students majoring or minoring in busi- ness or economics, PHI GAMMA NU ALPHA KAPPA PSI Row 1: W. Sorrells, Director of Professional Activities; D. Snodgrass, Treas.; S. Silhol, V.P.; J. Davis, President; W. Baum, Sec.; J. Cuthbertson, Advisor. Row 2: D. Bottles; J. Pollock; B. Bassette; S. Linden; R. Shammas; R. Raye. Row 3: L. Bengtsson; G. Bliss; B. Gregory; S. DeWilde; R. Brown, Row 4: S. Castor; D. Ward; D. Humphrey; R. Flewelling; J. Jones. 71 ponent a ae j scene 1; R. Brown, Pres.; J. Dennis, V.P.; D. Baker, Sec.; R. Gardner, Treas.; K. Knowles, Warden; D. Rickard, Historian; B. Cole; Dr. Roubos, Faculty Advisor. Row 2: W. Skeets, P. O’Jibway, K. Schilling, D. Flack, D. Ripper, J. Schott. Row 3: D. Guldin, D. Vigatovic, D. Walters, R. Torres, D. Bloomfield. ISOT, “ R. Voight, J. Larsen. PHI MU ALPHA is the music fraternity on campus. The group had a fall recital this year, and is in the process of building a harpsichord the music department. Kneeling: J. Elliott. Standing: S. Bryan, H. Pemberton. Row 1: J. Hollander, Treas.; B. Hess, Sec.; J. Tinker, Pres.; B. Gearig, Historian. Row 2: M. Metzel, V.P.; A. Rust, J. Davis, A. Church, M. Bryan, B. Wilson, Charles E. Kowalski, Co-Advisor. Row 3: Glenn L. Harbaugh, Advisor, S. Lewis, I. Hodgson. THETA ALPHA PHI is the national honorary fraternity of the theater arts. Membership is open to sophomores and upperclassmen who have earned a required number of points in certain areas of theater production. 72 er a ata S. wl wae ORCHESTRA: The orchestra is made up of members of other bands. They contribute talent and entertainment to many activities during the year. They perform at many concerts in addition to playing for musicals. SYMPHONY: The Adrian College Symphony Orchestra presents several major performances each year. At Christmas the Orchestra combined with the College Chapel Choir to present the annual Christmas Concert. In the spring the orchestra presented a major concert of works of various periods. The orchestra also provides music for musicals. 74 oe = oe _ Pat. Bees e - =— es . — Siocceeeeata —— Afsana —«“ meyer nag caliamaatina 23: Vieocrsearcesiied meee wiicge PANHELLENIC COUNCIL Row 1: M. Napierala, Treas.; L. Baker, Pres.; J. Ryks, V.P. Row 2: B. Peabody; C. Gilmore; L. Nuler; L. Anderson; M. White; P. Patterson. Row 3: M. Fredenburg; P. Goater; D. Myers; S. Hendricks; D. Rowland; L. Hawker; B. Wack; M. Davies. The duties of these groups are to discuss specific problems, to formulate rushing rules, and to urge sorority co-operation on campus. The Panhellenic Council is made up of members from each sorority, and the Interfraternity Council is made up of members from each faternity. Row 1: R. Mastny, Treas.; W. Baum, Pres.; S. Cravens, V.P.; L. Kroah, Sec. Row 2: R. Isaac; P. Smathers; T. Patrick; D. Herman. Row 3: T. Jordan; T. Hupe; S. Semple; D. Law; P. DeWitt; C. Salisbury. li | | | | | ‘ . Coe H f i yey ris Row 1: L. Venzen, Corr. Sec.; S. Barrett, Scholarship Chairman; G. Gaino, Publicity Chairman; M. Goethel, Rec. Sec.; N. Cooper, Pres.; G. Hunter, Treas.; M. Forsthoffer, Stud. Govt. Rep. Row 2: S. Davis; D. Hootman; R. Sliker; C. Bernardo; M. Cohen; C. Kasper. Row 3: N. Winar; S. Ragland; P ea = Daines; S. Patton; C. Myers; P. Smith. Row 4: M. Fredenburg; C. Holiday; S. Shumate; P. McInally; C. Johns; J. Smith; L. Baker; C ilmore; K. Maiden. . ° AWS is an organization for women on and off campus. The group tries to create unity and fellowship among the women and the administration. The representation and leadership of the student body are the great responsibilities of the STUDENT GOVERN- MENT. Each class and organization is represented. The executive board serves to direct the activities of the Student Government. The success of Adrian College’s Student Government was reflected in their many activities and service projects. This year’s Student Government sponsored the Bloodmobile Drive and brought Dick Gregory to Adrian. Row 1: M. Goethel, Corr. Sec.; G. Gaino, Treas.; J. Hirschler, Rec. Sec.; K. Fannin, Pres. Row 2: R. Clark; J. Copeland; K. Koller; L. Mason; M. Shaw. Row 3: C. Lake; P. Ruffer; L. Ward; N. Bryan; S. Hawkins. Row 4: D. Curtis; L. Williford; T. Guernsey; M. Mann; S. Barrett. Row 5: J. Almstadt; S. Toland; D. Muscenti; J. Gladysz. Row 1: J. Smith; J. Ellinger, V.P.; Mrs. Walsh, Advisor; C. Koch, Pres.; C. Frey, Sec.-Treas. Row 2: K. Kleppinger; C. Huston; J. Osborn; S. Miller; P. Berberick; M. Yoder; P. Leckie; J. Northart. Row 3: L. Hay; V. Schiefer; M. Seiser; M. Capano; B. Fisher; G. Taylor; L. Boyers; L. Kinney; P. Cart. Row 4: J. Mohler; C. Ethier; C. LoMaglio; K. Johnson; L. Hawker; L. Calkins; S. Patton; B. Hidy; J. Taylor. Row 5: K. Green; P. Smith; H. Froom; D. Zellers; N. Gladu; C. Holiday; J. Robertson; N. Plawzan; B. Brehmer. The MAJORS CLUB is open to all women physical education majors and minors. Its purpose is to foster programs, events, meetings and activities that increase knowledge of the field and that develop professional attitudes. Athletes at Adrian College set a goal to become members of the VARSITY A. This club honors those men who have earned a varsity letter by participating in inter- collegiate athletics. Row I: K. Van Ord, Sec.-Treas.; B. Conklin, Pres.; D. Goodrich, V.P. Row 2: B. Zane; B. Gesler; C. Richie; R. Senica; J. Graham; S. Rulewicz; W. Chany; M. Smith. Row 3: R. Labadie; J. Whitfield; D. Lambright; R. Meyer; J. Cosnek; R. Moore. Row 4: D. Irons; K. Fannin; R. Bauman; D. Moss; in Blaricom; B. Davids; D. Curtis. 76 OR meme, mass Row 1: B. Brook; D. Gnaedinger; S. Wade, V.P.; M. Shepherd, Sec.-Treas.; K. Kleppinger, Publicity Chairman; B. Williams, Pres.; J. Waling; J. Smith. Row 2: C. Huston; A. Mitchell; L. Olds; P. Perrone; L. MacLachlan; N. Carless; A. Cosnek; C. Claus; P. Delaney; B. Taylor; D. Flack. Row 3: J. Thomas; S, Whitehead; G. O’Bryan; N. Plawzan; M. Brinkman; T. Beekman; B. Kelser; D. Scates; S. DeWilde. Row 4: C. Gallagher; K. Ruth; B. Mills; L. Ward; J. Davis; P. Forgrave; S. Duncan; J. Maiden; K. Miller; A. Vincent. — Sports enthusiasts once again joined the SKI CLUB, making it one of the largest organizations on campus. An opportunity to ski was the only attraction necessary to lure ardent fans into becoming part of this organization. The WOMEN’S RECREATION ASSOCIATION is open to any woman on Adrian College’s campus who participates in either intramurals or extramurals. WRA con- trols these activities, providing referees and facilities. Row 1: Miss Porter, Advisor; L. Boyers, Corr. Sec.; C. Johns, V.P.; D. Zellers, Pres.; S. Shumate, Rec. Sec.; C. Holiday, Treas.;.N. Simmons, Intramural Director. Row 2: P. Leckie; S. Stout; B. McCrandall; K. Kleppinger; L. Murphy; P. Perrone; P. Berberick; E. Patton; P. Cart. Row 3: C. Hill; J. Northart; L. Parrott; K. Johnson; M. Yoder; J. Thomas; B. Fisher; L. Calkins; V. Schiefer. Row 4: P. Malloy; C. LoMaglio; L. Kinney ; N. Hootman; N. Plawzan; J. Taylor; J’ Mohler; R. Bostelman; L. Benedict; G. Aichroth. Row 5: J. Robertson; L. Thralls; C. Koch; N. Gladu; E. Harrington; A. Meitz; L. Hawker; N. Flory; L. Artley; L. Hagedorn. BS 77 78 Row 1: M. Haase; C. Olsen; D. Slavik; J. Tinker; N. Soper; K. Morley; C. Hanson; J. Hillstrom; D. Soper; J. Barcalow. Row 2: E. Kucik; N. Keller; C. Johns; J. Elliot; D. Rickard; R. Brown; J. Charlefour; L. Ehinger; B. Millar; C. Erkert; G. White. Row 3: K. Kerr; D. Forrest; D. Rose; D. Ripper; B. Baum; D. Guldin; K. Korn; V. Victor; J. Donaldson; C. Harrison; M. Olson; S. Smith. Row 4: N. Aiken; K. Schilling; D. Dougherty; S. Mason; B. Cole; D. Davis; A. Rust; I. Hodgson; L. Thompson; M. Berryman; C. Corner. The ADRIAN COLLEGE SINGERS worked hard to provide fine singing programs throughout the year. This year the Singers went to Detroit, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh. They are composed of members of the choir. All members of the CHOIR have one thing in common, the enjoyment of music and singing. These students have the incentive to explore and study various forms of choral literature. Besides providing music for the weekly chapel programs, they also sing at campus and community functions. Rick Snyder, first semester editor, and Tom Lewis (r.) second semester editor, check proof on one of. the numerous WORLD deadlines. Few persons really thotoughly understand the pressure of deadlines and the problems in repre- senting an entire campus’s thoughts in one newspaper. Marty Stewart, working on layout and page makeup. Sports Editor Lyle Camron and staffer Roger Kingsbery. 79 ADRIAN COLLEGE PLAYERS, the performing groups for the Adrian College Theatre. They produce one act plays, major plays and musical plays, with the students doubling in brass as talent and production or technical personnel. From Left: Charles E. Kowalski and Glenn L. Harbaugh, Kathy Kerr, Sue Smith, Scott Duncan, Mike Metzel, Barbara Hess, Sue Bryan, Martha Haase, Martha Bryan, Mike Berryman, Steve Lewis, Jeff Hollander, Ivan Hodgson, Dave Rickard, Ron Pruett, Cliff Eslyn, Ruth Dysert, Donna Slavik, Bill Wilson, Carla MacDonald, Brenda Harpel, Sandy Shannon, John Elliott, Janie Tinker, Bruce Bett, Anne Marie Church, Mary Ann Goethel, Howard Pemberton, John Harris, Barbara Gearig, John Davis. CAST AND CREW “Scrooge” 80 EI Eo: qe) ow a we iS} © Ga oO ES (= a 2) : Row 1: S. Plocher, Treas.; M. Brenner, V.P.; S. Burmeister, Publicity; A. Poole, Pres.; B. Lamb, Sec.; M. Miller; Mrs. Wise, Advisor. Row 2: P. Quille; L. Rossman; C. Hoagland; A. McCormick; C. Gallagher; V. Otto; K. Santelli. Row 3: C. Kasper; K. Kerr; S. Stokes; P. McElroy; K. Mclxelvey; M. Knittle: S. Lehman; E. Eisemann; L. Howard. THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB is open to home economics majors and those who have taken at least one course in the field. The club’s major function is community projects. THE SPANISH CLUB is an organization open to all Adrian College students who have an interest in the Spanish language. The club has become so popular that towns- people have even become members. The club has monthly meetings, with guest speakers and various social activities. Row 1: R. Bond, Pres.; S. Allred; P. S. Smith; P. Clement; W. Waara, V.P.; C. Kerwan, Sec.; C. D’Amore; K. Allred. 82 COMMUTER’S CLUB This club is for those members of the student body who do not live on campus. The commuters have a voice in the student govern- ment. t J. Alcock, V.P.; J. Matthews, Pres.; B. Osburn, Jr. The ADRIAN COLLEGE YOUNG REPUBLICAN CLUB is one of 2,850 college clubs throughout.the nation. The club meets bi-monthly in Mahan Hall and provides an opportunity for college youth who are interested in good government to become better informed citizens through the development of political knowledge. Row 1: W. Clark; J: Almstadt, Sec.; R. Bond, V.P.; L. Anderson, Pres.; B. Hoffman, Treas.; R. Schierenberg. Row 2: M. Shepherd; B. Haines; N. Carless; K. Jurk; J. Thomas; C. Gallagher;. L. Clark; J. Priestley; M. Shaw; L. Fether. Row 3: D. Dougherty; B. Mills; M. Schmalhurst; K. Wagemaker; J. Peterson; F. Clements; D. Lee; B. Osborn, Jr.; C. Rininger. 83 SACC is the STUDENT AFFAIRS CEN- TRAL COMMITTEE. The members are recom- mended by the faculty and administration. SACC tries to provide an all-around program for social life on campus. Row 1: D. Henderson, V.P.; R. Snyder, Pres.; J. Campbell, Treas. Row 2: J. Hirschler; S. Davis; G. Jenkins; J. Hammill. Row 3: T. Vanderwaal; S. Hendricks; C. Simmons; L. Ward. THE RADIO CLUB gives professional ex- perience to students going into broadcasting. Each member is given an opportunity in work- ing on WVAC, the campus FM station. 1: A. Vincent, Pres.; L. Saalbach, Advisor; C. Kallio, V.P. Row 2: B. Hess, Sec.-Treas.; P. Sciberras; L. Snyder; P. Delaney; J. 3: J. Spiess; K. Bist; J. Miller; S. Sheppard; C. Schwetz; D. Torres, Program Director. sborn. Row 3 in aw 84 Row 1: L. Olds; N. Gray; K. Donaldson; D, Hay, Pres.; S. Osterlund, V.P.; R. Savage, Sec.; G. DeGeer, Treas.; S. Toland. Row 2: C. Rininger; C. Lippert; A. Barrett; C. Zingale; K. Micka; C. Marko; N. Thornburgh; G. Sills; B. Jessup; A. Mitchell; B. Osburn, Jr.; D. Dougherty. THE ART CLUB is open to anyone. Its projects include field trips, a class for the children of the faculty, and student exhibitions. THE USHER CORPS is the group of students who provide seating assistance for campus activities in Dawson Auditorium. It is a service club and is open to anyone who is interested. Row 1: P. O’Jibway, House Manager; G. Efort; B. Stumpf; L. Bender; S. Harter; K. Kleppinger; M. Maloney; R. Voight, Assistant House Manager. Row et L. Oswalt; M. Miller; L. Olsen; S. Check; N. Plawzan; A. Meitz. Row 3: P. Hackler; D. Stevenson; R. Brown; R. Torres; G. Smith; P. Delaney; L. nyder. 85 Row 1: D. Robinson, Sec.-Treas.; C. Fowler, Pres.; B. Hess, V.P. Row 2: L. Bender; C. Mish; L. Oswalt. Row 3: T. Guernsey, Captain of Debate Team; P. Emerson; F. Zakoor. The purpose of the FORENSICS LEAGUE is to give students who are interested in forensics an opportunity for fellowship, practice, and participa- tion in campus and intercollegiate forensic events. Intramural speaking events include: Ghost story- telling, Christmas programs, Tall tales contests, weekly open forum, and a variety show, as well as an active speakers bureau. Membership is not limited to speech majors or minors. THE HISTORY CLUB is composed of all stu- dents interested in history. The club sponsors speakers and meets monthly. Row 1: D. Herman, V.P.; R. Schierenberg, President; B. Hoffman, Treas.; J. Larsen, Sec. Row 2: J. Pawlowski; B. Bierdemen; L. Kroah; G. Cady; B Stewart; B. Barnes. EF I FO STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION—Row 1: R. Moeckel, advisor; V. Short, Rec. Sec.; C. Sumner, historian; H. Montrond, V.P.; P. Luebker, Pub- licity; P. Hess, Corr. Sec. Row 2: S. Pixley, C. MacDonald; A. Cosnek, N. Winar, J. Dery, J. Caldwell, R. Gambill, C. D’Amore, B. McCrandall, R. Shumaker. Row 3: S. Leath, N. Finnegan, S. Boucher, S. Whitehead, M. Norris, J. Ferguson, M. Rifenberg, M. Shaw, A. McCormick, T. McChrisman, P. Edgington, D. Vroman. 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Johnson [ae) ea — o = Z ) DN al = = a q © © oc — ® © = WN Theta Chi Dawson John H. ER ae TE et TR Ne President Vice Presidents EEO DR. DARRELL H. POLLARD Vice President and Dean RONALD L. BLEECKER DR. ROBERT W. BROWN | Vice President, Business Affairs Vice President, Development 118 Deans Dean of Men CHAPPY MARVIN Dean of Women BETTY SANFORD Deal of Admissions and Registration JAMES MYERS DOUGLAS BOYSE Admissions MRS. ESTHER BREHMER Financial Aids MRS. DOROTHY CUNNINGHAM Special Events and Placement KEN GONSER Alumni Director GLEN JACOB Controller MAURICE KRAMER Bookstore Manager RAY LAAKANIEMI Director of Publications and Information VIOLA MILLER Registrar O. EUGENE MONTGOMERY Admissions Counselor ROBERT PARKER Associate Registrar IOAN STEPP Director of Student Affairs GRANT THOMAS Director of Corporate and Foundation Development ALFRED A. WATERS Director of Admissions ROBERT WHITACRE Purchasing Agent HOWARD D. WHITE Assistant to the President 1 19 120 Division I MRS. BEVERLY ALLEN Spanish RICHARD BARBER Music LARRY BARIL English DR. ANNA BRYLOWSKI English MIKE CASSINO Art MRS. DORIS deLESPINASSE English WILLIAM DISBRO Art DONALD ERNST English JOHN FLETCHER Art MARIANNA FRONCZAK French RICHARD GOOLIAN Music GLEN HARBAUGH Theatre DR. JAMES HANSON German MRS. JAN HOFFER Speech ARNOLD HOFFMAN English ART J. JONES Music MARY PAT JONES English GEORGE LAKE English AL MISSELDINE English JOSE OLAVARRIETA Spanish AMBROSE PATTULLO English DR. ROBERT ROUBOS Music LOUIS SAALBACH Speech DR. DAN SCULLY Speech 121 DR. HAROLD SIMPSON English STUART SMITH German DR. ELIZABETH SOMERVILLE English JOHN TALAYCO French DR. MARY WEINKAUF English Division II ROBERT BAIRD Mathematics RICHARD BUSMAN Mathematics DR. WILLARD CRAFT Chemistry DR. JOHN DALZELL Biology DR. FRANK FISHMAN Physics DR. ROBERT HUSBAND | Biology DR. ROSS LATHAM Chemistry 122 DR. RICHARD MADOLE Geology DR. ROBERT MILLER Chemistry JOSEPH NOFFSINGER Astronomy DR. MILES PEELLE Biology DR. E. R. PICKERING Biology DR. VERNON SHAW Chemistry EUGENE VANDENBOSS Mathematics JAMES WATSON Mathematics DR. CHING-KUEI WU Biology DR. K. S. XAVIER Biology DR. LeVON YODER Physics and Math Division III DONALD CONE History 123 124 JAMES CUTHBERTSON Business and Economics DR. JOHN DAVIS History DR. PAUL deLESPINASSE Political Science ZUHAYR HILBAWI Business Administration DR. WON SUL LEE History CHARLES LINDQUIST History DR. WILLIAM MAYS Sociology DR. JOSEPH PEREZ Sociology KENNETH ROSS Political Science JOAN SWARTZ Political Science DR. WILLARD TOUSSAINT History HERBERT VOEGE Business Administration DR. MILLEDGE WEATHERS Business Administration Division IV DR. JAMES CONE Religion DR. HOWARD EMRICK Religion DR. DOUGLAS MacNAUGHTON Religion DR. PHILLIPS MOULTON Philosophy DR. BLAINE RADER Psychology DR. LESTER SCHERER Religion Division V GREGG ARBAUGH Physical Education JOHN BLIGHT Education BILL DAVIS Physical Education JAY FLANAGAN Physical Education DR. ROBERT GILLIS Physical Education 125 MRS. SHIRLEY GROSSMAN Education TOM HECKERT Physical Education MRS. JANIS LAND Home Economics PAUL MacDONALD Physical Education DR. KENNETH MacLEOD Education DR. ROLF MOECKEL Education MRS. JEAN MOWAT Home Economics MARY BETH PORTER Physical Education MRS. NANCY WALSH Physical Education DR. RICHARD WERSTLER Education MRS. BLANCHE WISE Home Economics Housemothers MRS. ALICE BRISBIN Powell-NewDorm MRS. ALBERTA ETTER Kappa Phi Gamma-TKE MRS. MYGLEETES GOODRICH Jarvis Hall MRS. SIGNE GUGLE Pi Kappa Alpha MRS. MARY GUNTHORP Cargo Hall MRS. MILDRED JOHNSON Powell Hall MRS. PEARL JONES Theta Chi MRS. ALICE MACKEY Feeman Hall MRS. RUTH MANNION Pellowe Hall MRS. EVELYN ROWLAND Stevens Hall MRS. ELIZABETH SCHMIDT Davis Hall MRS. FLORENCE SCHMIDT Estes Hall MRS. FAYE SNIDER Herrick Hall MRS. OLIVE WEISS Sigma Kappa MRS. RUTH WHITNEY Lowry Hall 127 Shipman Library JAMES DODD HELEN BARONE ARLENE ARNDT JAMES SIMMONS JOAN SOUTAR Director Assoc. Librarian Cataloger Cataloger Ref. Librarian Goldsmith Health Center J KATHRYN MEAD PEARL HANNULA Head Nurse Staff Nurse Plant Department WALTER COLTERY AHN CLOYD LUSK DAN GILLEYLEN DAN BUCKLEY Dir., Physical Plant Bldgs. Sup’r. Grounds Sup’r. Custodial Sup’r. a CLASS OFFICERS: Ginny Jenkins (1), secretary, Sue Ragland, treasurer. Seated: Ken Van Ord, Vice Presi- dent; Bob Davids, President. Seniors - Steve Adair Clinton Allen Nick Allion Georgia Anacker Roberta Anderson Linda Baker Donald Balhoff Jean Balice 129 Terrance Barcus Dave Bardou Steve Barmatoski Terry Barnum Robert Barr Anita Barrett William Bassette John Bassier Roger Bauman Susan Bean Susan Becht Barry Beck Floyd Bell Mrs. Marcia Bellinger Larry Bengtsson William Bezemek Bruce Bickel Bill Bierdeman Chery] Bistayi Joseph Bistayi 130 Shirley Bistline Elizabeth Blackburn George Bliss Marcia Boehm Ray Boley John Bond Dave Bottles Cathy Bourdette Pat Boyer Stephen Bradley Aaron Brown Jon Brown Roger Brown Vicki Brown Martha Bryan Michael Bull Penny Burke 131 Marylyn Burnside Debby Burr Greg Cady Pat Carlson Regina Caywood Walt Chany Roger Chapman Gary Chilcot John Clement Nancy Clement Marsha Cohagen Maxine Cohen Robert Cole Phillip Collins Barry Conklin Michael Cook Nancy Cooper John Cosnek Marge Coss Fran Cox Ken Cox Tim Craemer Maureen Curtis Jean Daniels Robert Davids Brian Davies Raymond Davis Sherri Davis Marsha Dawson Maralee Demorest James Distler Joseph Dominique Kristine Donaldson Gary Dowling William Ellenburg Dianne Elling Janet Ellinger Jim Emerson Phillip Emerson Vicky Erbskorn Kerby Fannin Charles Felt Harold Ferguson Jerry Fojtik Jim Fojtik Phyllis Fojtik pes. = wv a Wh s a aa i“ ' Bay ti sa ‘ . = a = e Larry Force Charles Fowler Irene Fowler Roberta Gambill Barbara Gearig Bill Gesler Linda Glaser Pam Goater Dale Goodrich Paula Gray John Guess Jane Gumerson Linda Hagedorn Susan Hamilton Alan Hanson Michael Harmon Judith Harrison Pat Harrison Denny Harsh Margaret Hayes 135 136 Richard Hilton Jan Hirschler Joan Hirschler Ron Hoag Jeff Hollander Linda Holtkamp Karen Holtz Lewis Horn Dave Housel Andy Howard Ross Howard Phillip Howell Dale Humphrey Gayle Hunter James Ingledue Virginia Jenkins Carol Johns Robert Johnson David Jones Jerry Jones Roger Jones Mort Judd Sally Justis Karen Kelley David Kerwin Francis Kidd Richard Kindinger Jim Kingon Karen Kishpaugh Paula Koelsch Dave Komer Carolyn Krabill Jessie Lacy Jim Lake Barbara Lewis David Livingston 137 138 Robert Lotz Margaret Luebker Margaret Luepke Becky Lyons Kathleen Maiden Susan Mason Dennis Mayers Allison McCormick Daryl McDole John McNaughton Linda McQuillin Judy Mehaffey Loretta Mellott Kay Micka Cinderella Miesmer Darlene Miller Joe Miller Marian Miller Robert Mills Joe Minneci Helen Montrond Fleeta Moore Roger Moore Douglas Moss Sherry Moss Jo Anne Mourer Lura Mumma Russ Myers Marilyn Napierala Susan Nauman Phillip Nino Lois Norell Phillip O’Jibway 139 140 Larry Olson Vivian Otto Brynn Packard Donna Papenbrock John Pawloski Beverly Peabody Mary Lou Pellowe Scott Pfahler Roger Pollok Anne Poole Vicki Potter Tim Powell Sue Prasse Mary Quay Susan Ragland Steve Ramant Joan Randels Robert Raye Betsy Reynolds “odd Richmond Mary Rifenburg Pat Rinehart James Rommel David Roshong Rick Ruemele Doug Rupp Mike Rupp Sharon Russell Jill Ryks James Sass Richard Schierenberg Mary Schilling Jan Schneck James Schroder 141 Cynthia Scott Becky Seith Richard Shammas Mary Linda Shaw Stewart Silhol Nancy Simmons James Smaretsky David Smethurst Darlene Smith Robert Smith Duane Snodgrass Richard Snyder Denise Soper Wesley Sorrells Richard Spencer William Spicer Nancy Springer William Stewart Marjorie Stewart Roberta Strickler 142 Charles Sumne1 Roger Sunday Thomas Swihart Wayne Taylor Nancy Thornburgh Linda Thralls Pat Tighe Janie Tinker Lois Trevethan Mary Turner Daniel VanBlaricom Dean VandenBroek Tillie VanderWaal Ken Van Ord Diana VanReybrouck Tim Venaleck 143 Mi Vosburg Dale Vroman Paula Wagoner Richard Walker Chris Walters Dave Ward Elizabeth Ward James Ward Dave Warren Harold Weemhoff Ron Wells Al Werbish Marie White Larry Whiting Clarence Williams William Wilson How’s that again, Jim? Pat Wonders Lynn Wood Sandra Wulff Clifford Yard Robert Yates Fran Zakoor Bob Zane 145 Junior Class J. Almstadt S. Amick L. Anderson G. Atwater D. Baker W. Baptiste J. Barcalow R. Barnes D. Barricklow B. Baum S. Beale M. Belcher S. Benedict S. Bernath B. Black R. Bond C. Boene Rev. W. Bowers M. Bradshaw D. Braunstein M. Brenner G. Brewer S. Bruns S. Bryan CLASS OFFICERS: L. Schefsky, Pres.; M. Smith, V.P.; N. Winar, Secretary; R. Munse, Treas. : : ; : . 7 : . K. Cassidy C. Chaffee J. Choi A. Church L. Clark C. Corner J. Cox D. Curtis J. Davis G. DeGeer P. Delaney J. Dennis J. Dickey T. Dietrick D. Dougherty D. Dunlavey W. Evans D. Ewald L. Faflick J. Ferguson G. Fiedler D. Fisher M. Flaherty R. Flewelling M. Forsthoffer J. Fossler G. France C. Frank K. Frey D. Freytag R. Fuller C. Gallagher R. Gardner H. Gearig S. Glesser 147 R. Goranson T. Gormly P. Gorsuch N. Gray B. Grund D. Guldin B. Haines S. Schneider P. Hamman J. Hammill E. Harrington S. Harris D. Hay P. Hayes C. Heer D. Henderson T. Herkowitz D. Herman B. Hess B. Hidy R. Hoffman D. Holman D. Hootman K. Hosmer The evening’s view of Herrick Tower ; provides inspiration to many Adrian | K. Houchin R. Hupe D. Jones R. Jones D. Juday C. Casper R. Keefer N. Keller L. Kennedy J. Kernig 148 C. Kerwan D. Klaiber M. Knittle K. Knowles B. Knox N. Miller C. Moorhead K. Morley C. Healy M. Nofziger N. Nuffer B. Koch C. Koch H. Kocher S. Krajenke L. Kroah J. Larsen S. Leath T. Leckie P. Leckie D. Lewis T. Lewis S. Linden J. Ludwig R. McCune T. Maguran G. Maniez C. Marko L. Mather P. Mathieu M. Maxson E. Michalenko 150 L. Nuler J. Nyman J. Osborn B. Osborn N. Parrott T. Patrick P. Patterson T. Pearse H. Pemberton L. Petry D. Peugeot W. Peugeot M. Phillips W. Pickett G. Pitman D. Portwood D. Premoe J. Priestly K. Rank J. Rask B. Reeves L. Richards C. Richie D. Richard K. Riester C. Rininger L. Robertson D. Robinson P. Ruffer A. Rust R. Ryan J. Samuelson R. Savage P. Schaffer N. Schlatter D. Schrock S. Shannon C. Sherman W. Shinabery C. Shriver R. Shumaker S. Shumate C. Simmons W. Skeels T. Skelton P. Smathers J. Smith P. Smith L. Snyder M. Starner C. Steris A. Sunyar S. Swigart P. Thacker K. Thiese R. Thomas A. Thompson G. Thompson L. Tonjes R. Torres B. Toye M. Treat S. Trevethan B. Van Antwerp J. Van Looy N. Vaughn A. Vincent R. Voight C. Volk L. Williford P. Wilson N. Winar J. Winters R. Wonson S. Yeater B. Young C. Youtz D. Zellers Z. Zwayer “Victory, victory, that’s our cry” shout cheerleaders Nancy Bryan, Karen McWilliams, and Nancy Cooper at the opening of the football game. Kishpaugh, Barb Creedon, Nancy Rieke, Donita 151 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Regina Baill (1.), treas.; Deb Muscenti, secretary; Mike Smith, president; Tim Guern- sey, vice president. M. Adler G. Aichroth J. Alcock K. Allred S. Allred R. Amstutz . Anderson Artley Asman . Atkins . Baill Balyo Cr lal al) . Barker . Barnard Barrett . Bassier . Batory Bell Sib Male = . Benedict . Bernardo . Bird . Bist . Blackburn Bleecker MmAOOM ‘152 D. Bloomfield R. Bostelman L. Bouwens L. Boyers G. Brakeman C. Brandt D. Bream . Brehmer N. Bryan K. Burdo S. Burmeister J. Burns T. Butcher S. Call J. Campbell Camron 2 Catt . Caughey . Chamberlain J. Charlefour BamwwN R. Christensen S. Christy D. Clarkson D. Collins P. Cordero C. Cosens D. Cottrell S. Cravens B. Creedon J. Crossgrove M. Crowell B. Crowley S. Daines P. Danford B. Deidey B. Deider M. Derr G. Eifert E. Eisemann J. Ellenwood S. Ellinger J. Elliott C. English L. Erb R. Erickson C. Ethier L. Evans L. Evans G. Fausz A. Feeley P. Fellows 154 J. Douglass S. Duncan M. Dunk K. Dunlap R. Dysert S. DeWilde C. DeYoung C. Dickinson M. Doody G. Dorow J. Douglass A solitary Feeman Hall resident reviews the blueprint for the dorm’s Homecom- L. Fether S. Fillmore C. Fischer N. Fischer B. Fish T. Fix D. Flack N. Flory R. Fovarque M. Fredenburg H. Froom . ing display. B G. Gaino C. Gallagher D. Garvin P. Gibson B. Herd P. Hess C. Hill K. Hillard K. Hoagland P. Hoffman C. Gilmore D. Giroux G. Graham C. Grant J. Gray W. Greenlee D. Grizzel T. Hadden J. Hammill V. Hangren D. Hannewald C. Hanson J. Hanson R. Harding B. Harpel C. Harper J. Harris B. Hasselschwert L. Hawker L. Hay S. Hebebrand D. Helser S. Henricks J. Henson 155 C. Holiday M. Holland G. Horton L. Howard B. Howe C. Hyde R. Isaac D. Jahn B. Jameson D. Jattozzi C. Johns C. Johnson J. Johnson J. Kaiser C. Kallio D. Kastelan S. Kays D. Keefer K. Keller K. Kelley D. Kemery D. Kennedy N. Kingsbery R. Kingsbery K. Kleppinger . Kline J. Kreiss] H. Kropscott FE. Kucik P. LaGore C. Lake B. Lamb D. Lambright G. Lane D. Lanning FE. Larsen K. Lauer ! J. Lautzenheiser D. Law S. Lawrence F. Lee J. Lee S. Lenderman M. Lewis E. Lhotka T. Lietzke C. Lippert V. Littrel S. Livingston B. Macomber L. Mason P. Mattausch | A. Maxon | J. McCormick M. McCullough | P. McDonald | McElroy P. McInally N. McKnowns L. McMurray S. McWethy P. McWilliams R. Mealer G. Melzer D. Meninga R. Meyer D. Middleton M. Miller K. Miller S. Mohr D. Morse C. MtJoy _ L. Mourdock L. Murphy D. Muscenti P. Mustain D. Neale N. Negelspach G. Neill D. Norris J. Norton C. Olsen C. Olson S. Osterlund J. Partee S. Patterson E. Patton R. Perez R. Pero P. Persing F. Allen J. Pinkhan S. Plocher J. Pollock G. Preston P. Priebe J. Pryor J. Pyle S. Randall B. Randels G. Rank T. Repp T. Retzloff P. ReWilt R. Rice N. Rieke C. Riley D. Ripper M. Robbe H. Roberson M. Robinson T. Robinson G. Roeder D. Rohrs L. Rossman C. Rouault J. Rowe B. Russell K. Santelli K. Schilling B. Schneider D. Schneider J. Schott T. Schreuder R. Seiler J. Seitz W. Selle S. Semple N. Sheely S. Shelly M. Shepard L. Shuler G. Siferd P. Skinner P. Skinner V. Skinner R. Sliker C. Smith G. Smith G. Smith J. C. Smith J. M. Smith M. Smith P. Smith S. Smith A. Spinelli D. Sprau P. Stanislawski D. Stevenson L. Stevenson M. Stewart S. Stout 158 S. Straits R. Sweebe A. Tait M. Takabayashi j Francie Frits, last year’s Homecoming Queen, is escorted by Dr. Dawson and Student Goyernment President Kerby Fannin to the center of the field for the crowning ceremony. P. Tansey G. Taylor J. Taylor W. Theissen S. Thomson P. Ude B. Van Meter S. Vaughn J. Viechnicki T. Voorhees W. Waara B. Wack R. Walker S. Walker J. Wallace K. Wedge J. Wellman J. Wells C. Werkman F. Wesolowski L. Whitaker R. Wilfong 159 160 L. Williams M. Williams R. Williams W. Willis R. Wilson S. Wisner T. Wisner C. Woda S. Wolfe R. Woelfel J. Yoder N. Zies J. Ziesmer J. Zilke C. Zingale J et Rie - Hall is painting that indestructible part of the campus, the Rock. CLASS OFFICERS: Sue Hawkins (Front Row, left), Vice Presi- dent; Joe Gladysz, President. Second Row: Lynn Ward, Secre- tary; Shirley Toland, Treasurer. Freshmen L. Abrahamson N. Aiken M. Aldridge A. Allaby Jr. D. Allen J. Antoon M. Arnold J. Attinger L. Bailey S. Bailey C. Baker D. Baker Baker Baker . Balhoff Barnum Bartlett Basinger NOON fn Bawol Beekman Behne . Bekofske . Bender . Benton Drama 16] P. Berberick M. Berryman D. Beyer V. Bezugly L. Bibbs E. Bigler J. Bills R. Binkley G. Bishop B. Black A. Blakeslee M. Bloom R. Boggess R. Bohn S. Boucher L. Bourne S. Bowers J. Bramble D. Bratt D. Brewer A. Brigham M. Brinkman M. Bromfield R. Brook S. Brothers Freshman David Allen is probably catch- ing up on his English assignments. M. Brown L. Bryant J. Burkett C. Bushong J. Byrem J. Caldwell L. Calkins L. Campbell G. Canty N . Carless 162 J. Carr B. Carson K. Carson J. Chapman P. Chapoton S. Check T. Chrisman C. Christensen D. Clark R. Clark S. Clark W. Clark C. Claus F. Clements S. Cline S. Coppers S. Cornelius A. Cosnek S. Cotter J. Coxford A. Crawford R. Cristallino K. Cronin M. Crooks L. Cunningham | P. Cunningham C. D’Amore M. Davies C. Davis J. Davis P. Davis M. Day C. Dayringer 163 164 M. deAvila M. Deipert B. Denton S. Derge J. Dery J. Dery C. DeShais M. Deur A. Dickinson B. Dickinson N. Diller M. Doermann J. Donaldson M. Dennan K. Dorman J. Downes N. Doyle L. Drake T. Drake D. Dranchak K. Druhot D. Duncan S. Dunham R. Durbin S. Durkee P. Edgington M. Edington M. Egan S. Eichenauer E. Ellenwood C. Emshoff L. Erhe J. Erikson C. Erkert L. Erney C. Eslyn D. Evans D. Fackler R. Falor D. Farnol C. Fegley N. Finnegan B. Fisher C. Flowers B. Folsted D. Forrest C. Forward J. Fox J. Fox S. Freckelton J. Frentheway G. Frost C. Funk E. Gallagher K. Gardner J. Garrison . Gentry . Gibbs . Gilbert . Gladu J. Gladysz Znmaa P. Gluklick D. Gnaedinger | R. Goddu J. Goldense | J. Golding K. Gongles | G. Gordon | S. Gosselin J. Gould K. Gould R. Gramling K. Green C. Greenfield J. Grey | P. Hackler | C. Hanneman C. Harrison S . Harter | R. Hawk S. Hawkins | B. Haynosch R. Heimke i | C. Hern :| L. Henry S. Henry C. Hepburn S. Hepner J. Hillstrom J. Hinkel N. Hootman B. Hoffmeister S. Horton M. Hovey . Howlett . Hruby . Hunter Hupman . Hurley Hurni to OPAn oO R. Isaac 165 166 C. Jenks S. Jensen L. Jenzen B. Jessup J. Johnson K. Johnson P. Johnson T. Johnson M. Jonas J. Jones R. Jones S. Jones S. Jones N. Jost R. June K. Jurk J. Kahle N. Karicofe B. Kauffman L. Keller B. Kelser J. Kerr K. Kerr J. Kiel T. King S. Kingsley L. Kinney C. Kirkbride K. Kish N. Kisseberth M. Knull W. Kodey A. Koester K. Korn D. Koval N. Krall P. Krouse J. Kuehnl P. Langford J. Larson K. Larson R. Leach R. Leach D. Lee W. Leighton P. Leman P. Leon J. Leppelmeier Tradition is extended as students light candles for the tree lighting ceremony ushering in the College Christmas season. G. Levicky J. Livesay J. Loar C. LoMaglio J. Longley, Jr. B. Loresch D. Lott B. Lowell D. Lundy P. Luttenbacher L. MacLachlan W. MacMartin J. Maiden M. Maloney M. Mann J. Marbet B. Marshall D. Martin J. Martin B. Marvin E. Mason S. Mason D. Mateyka G. Maurer 167 G. Maxam J. May S. McCandless K. McClain J. McCune C. McDonald McFee . McKinnie . McPike . McSeveny . Mead . Meitz muO Zam . Merillat . Messner Meyer . Millar . Miller . Miller AOWAAN S. Miller S. Miller W. E. Mills, Jr. A. Mitchell D. Mitchell J. Mohler D. Morgan S. Morris G. Moyer C. Myers C. Neidhardt T. Nell D. Neuroth B. Neville S. Nicholson D. Noack E. Noon M. Norris J. Northart J. Obee 168 G. O’Bryan S. Oke J. Okenka L. Olds E. Olson J. Orr L. Oswalt J. Ott J. Parker S. Parker L. Parrott B. Partridge B. Pence D. Pepoy P. Perrone S. Perry J. Peterson L. Petty F. Pimienta S. Pixley N. Plawzan M. Pope S. Poszgai C. Potts M. Pratley G. Provenzano R. Pruett D. Quick A. Ramirez K. Raske F. Reaves M. Rice J. Richardson R. Rickard D. Rinehart J. Rininger C. Robbins J. Roberts S. Rogers B. Rose M. Roth C. Rowley J. Russell K. Ruth P. Sanborn L. Sass D. Scates B. Schendel V. Schiefer M. Schmalhurst N. Scholt T. Schultz T. Schumacker C. Schwetz J. Schwab P. Sciberras 169 S. Scott M. Seiser . Semmens . Senica . Serbinski . Shackelford W. Shaw Ua nw C. Sheets S. Sheppard D. Shinavar J. Shoemaker D. Sias D. Silvis A. Sipe J. Skidmore C. Slaughter D. Slavik B. Sloan B. Smith D. Smith J. Smith T. Smith M. Stromayer T. Strong A. Summer B. Sunyar K. Swartz J. Swiekl B. Taylor J. Thomas K: Thomas S. Thomas L. Thompson L. Thurston D. Tinney S. Toland D. Tonkin K. Townsend 170 B. Truscinski A. Turner P. Tutak J. Ulmer N. Vauris G. Verhey T. Victor D. Vollmer H. Vruland S. Wade K. Wagemaker D. Wagner L. Wagner J. Waling J. Walsh L. Ward S. Warren W. Warren C. Weathers M. Weiler M. Wendt B. White D. White G. White S. Whitehead D. Whitson S. Wiler D. Williams M. Williams T. Williamson H. Wilson J. Wilson K. Winter D. Winterholter F. Woideck J. Young P. Yuille B. Zeleznik P. Zora G. Zumbro 171 Or —— ta NO Wen edi) Tip of the Topper to ADRIAN COLLEGE Where APTITUDE Plus ATTITUDE makes possible Unlimited ALTITUDES 2. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LENAWEE COUNTY Adrian Office: 202 N. Main Phone 313 265-6126 Tecumseh Office: 138 W. Chicago Blvd. Phone: 313 423-2640 COLONNA STUDIOS INC. 340 Westbury Avenue Carle Place Long Island, New York Your Senior Class Photographer Extends Sincere Congratulations To the Class of 1969 175 176 Compliments of KEW AUNEE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT COMPANY Adrian, Michigan Designers, Engineers and Manufacturers of Quality Laboratory Furniture and Equipment Since 1906 re ordons MENS SHOP Compliments of BALES TRUCKING AND SUPPLY ‘We'll move the earth for you and put a blacktop on it’’ 305 W. Maple Ave. Adrian, Michigan 265-2212 177 178 Compliments of DUNBAR BORTON, INC. Industrial Piping Heating, Plumbing and Air Conditioning Adrian, Michigan 265-2171 | COMMENCEMENT Graduation...this special, looked-forward-to-day, marks the end of an era for you. Yet, it’s also the commencement of new, often unknown horizons. For some, it means going on to higher educational levels, for others, the time to seek employment. As one of the largest electric and gas utilities in the United States, Consumers Power Company offers a wide variety of job opportunities. We are always tooking for qualified personnel...the well-known ‘‘voice with a smile” to give our customers help and information—bright, outgoing, responsible persons to explain our many services—clerks and typists—outdoor jobs, planning and installing gas and electric service, reading meters, driving trucks—etc. Gare to join us? If you do, please get in touch with our Division office in your city. Consumers Power Company AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER N. Main in Adrian and in Tecumseh COONEY STUDIOS 263-9333 South Main Street Adrian, Mich. 179 180 Compliments of OLIVER INSTRUMENT CO. Manufacturer of MACHINE TOOLS Drill Grinders Cutter Grinders Die Making Machines Adrian, Michigan 263-2132 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1969 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 205 N. WINTER, ADRIAN 265-2011 Congratulations Class of 1969 KRIEGHOFF- LENAWEE Co. Constructing Engineers Adrian, Michigan CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1969 Gas Makes The Big Difference CITIZEN GAS FUEL CO. 127 N. Main St. Adrian, Michigan 18] 182 SWENK-TUTTLE PRESS, INC. Printers — Lithographers Serving the College and Printers of Michigan Christian Advocate Since 1941 M. DONALD SWENK, Adrian, '39 ROBERT B. TUTTLE, Albion, '38 320 Springbrook Adrian, Michigan 263-4615 Compliments of Compliments ADRIAN 1 FLORAL YAGER PHARMACY 120 N. Main Adrian ADRIAN PLAZA ACE HARDWARE FINEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES POnING — ACE HARDWARE S—— RTH MAIN STREET SS ° ADRIAN, MICHIGAN 49221 SLs Telephone 263-7805 “Ace Sets the Pace’ STEPHENS ALLDREDGE OLDS-CADILLAC, INC. Tops in Sales—Tops in Service 265-8187 4510 W. US-223 in Adrian W. Maumee St., Adrian M-52 North—Adrian Congratulations Class of 1969 SAGA FOOD SERVICE ADRIAN COLLEGE 183 FLORSHEIM SHOES Compliments of FRIDD LUMBER COMPANY 402 College Ave. Adrian 265-2177 cas LEE: ALDRICH MUSIC CO. Compliments of ELMER KAPNICK AGENCY 138 N. 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(Drive-In) ADRIAN, MICHIGAN (Drive-In) and ADDISON, MICHIGAN Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Compliments of ADRIAN CAMERA SHOP Abrahamson, Lynn 16] Adair, Steve 129 Adler, Michael 54, 55, 102, 152 Aichroth, Gail 77, 152 Aiken, Nancy 66, 78, 161 Alcock, Jeannine 83, 152 Aldridge, Mary 93, 161 Allaby, Albert 161 Allen, Clinton 129 Allen, David R. 161 Allen, Frederick 157 Allion, Allen 129 Allred, Karen 65, 82, 152 Allred, Sharon 65, 82, 152 Almstadt, John 70, 75, 83, 146 Amick, Scott 146 Amstutz, Rebecca 64, 66, 152 Anacker, Georgia 129 Anderson, Gary 152 Anderson, Lynn 71, 74, 146 Anderson, Roberta 129 Antoon, Joseph 161 Arnold, Marilyn 161 Artley, Linda 77, 97, 152 Asman, Linda 98, 152 Atkins, Ronald 152 Attinger, Janice 161 Atwater, Greg 112, 146 Baill, Regina 152 Bailey, Linda 161 Bailey, Steven 161 Baker, Cynthia 93, 161 Baker, Deanna 161 Baker, Donald 146 Baker, Ford 161 Baker, Linda 74, 75, 93, 129 Baker, Patrick 161 Balhoff, Donald 129 Balhoff, Richard 161 Balice, Jean 129 Balyo, Stephen 52, 152 Baptiste, Wendy 90, 146 Barcus, Terrance 70, 100, 130 Bardou, David 112, 130 Bardou, Mark 112 Barker, Deborah 152 Barmatoski, Stephen 70, 130 Barnard, Linda 152 Barnes, Robert 86, 100, 146 Barnum, Connie 161 Barnum, Terry 130 Barr, Robert 130 Barrett, Anita 85, 130 Barrett, Sally 75, 94, 152 Barricklow, David 146 Bartlett, Carolyn 161 Basinger, Stephen 161 Bassette, William 71, 130 Bassier, John 67, 70, 130 Bassier, Thomas 130 Batory, Ronald 153 Baum, William 71, 74, 78, 105, 146 Bauman, Roger 76, 106, 130 Bawol, Carol 161 Beale, Susan 94, 109, 146 Bean, Susan 94, 130 Becht, Susanne 130 Beck, Barry 42, 130 Beekman, Todd 77, 161 Behne, Betty 99, 161 Bekofske, Gary 64, 161 Belcher, Mickey 146 Bell, Floyd 130 Bell, James 105, 152 Bender, Linda 67, 71, 85, 161 Benedict, Linda 152 Benedict, Steven 55, 70, 77, 111, 146 Bengtsson, Larry 71, 130 Benton, Bobbi 94, 161 Berberick, Pamela 76, 77, 90, 162 Bernath, Stephen 70, 100, 146 Bernardo, Carol 75, 97, 152 Berryman, James 162 Berryman, Michael 68 Beyer, Dorothy 162 Bezemek, William 130 Bezugly, Valentine 162 Bibbs, Leilani 162 Bickel, Robert 111, 130 Bierdeman, William 86, 130 Bigler, Ellen 162 Bills, Linda 94, 162 Binkley, Robert 162 Bird, Dennis 152 Bishop, Gregory 55, 162 Index Bishop, Robert 42 Bist, Ken 84, 152 Bistayi, Cheryl 130 Bistayi, Joseph 130 Bistline, Shirley 90, 130 Black, Barbara (Jr.) 146 Black, Barbara (Frosh) 90, 162 Blackburn, Elizabeth 131 Blackburn, Robert 67, 152 Blakeslee, Ann 162 Bleecker, Stephen 152 Bliss, George 71, 131 Bloom, Michael 162 Bloomfield, Donald 153 Boehm, Marcia 131 Boggess, Ralph 162 Bohn, Richard 162 Boley, Raymond 109, 131 Bond, Frederick 82, 146 Bond, Jon Steven 131 Boone, Cathy 146 Bostelman, Ruth 77, 153 Bottles, David 71, 131 Boucher, Sally 162 Bourdette, Cathy 131 Bourne, Linda 162 Bouwens, Leigh 97, 153 Bowers, Shirley 162 Bowers, William 146 Boyers, Linda 76, 77, 153 Boyer, Patricia 131 Bradley, Stephen 52, 106, 131 Bradshaw, Michael 146 Brakeman, Gilbert 153 Bramble, Jerry 69, 162 Brandt, Cherie 153 Bratt, Diane 162 Braunstein, Daniel 146 Brazee, Elvina 162 Bream, Deborah 97, 153 Brehmer, Barbara 76, 90, 153 Brenner, Mary 82, 93, 146 Brewer, Dale 162 Brewer, Gary 146 Brigham, Ann 49, 162 Brigham, Terry 153 Brinkman, Michael 77, 162 Bromfield, David 163 Brook, Robert 77, 162 Brothers, Sarah 162 Brown, Aaron 94, 131 Brown, Erwin 42, 102, 153 Brown, Jenathan 102, 131 Brown, Martha 162 Brown , Paul 153 Brown, Roger 71, 78, 85, 131 Brown, Thomas 111 Brown, Victoria Bruns, Stevens 105. 146 Bruot, Mary 153 Bryan, Martha 131 Bryan, Nancy 48, 49, 75, 153 Bryan, Susan 146 Bryant, Lisa 162 Bull, Jackie 147 Bull, Michael 131 Bunton, Nola’ 90 Burdo, Kathy 153 Burke, Penelope 131 Burkette, Janice 162 Burmeister, Sally 82, 153 Burns, James 66, 153 Burns, Terry 52, 111, 147 Burnside, Marylyn 132 Burr, Deborah 64, 132 Bushong, Cynthia 69, 162 Butcher, Thomas 42, 64, 153 Butler, Rhea 147 Butterworth, Calvin 162 Byrem, Jimmie 42, 162 Cady, Gregory 42, 162 Caldwell, Janet 97, 162 Calkins, Linda 76, 93, 162, 77 Call, Susan 153 Camp, Marilyn 107, 147 Camp, Orrin 147 Campbell, James 84, 112, 153 Campbell, Lynda 162 Camron, Sharon 153 Canty, Gary 162 Capano, Mary 76, 97, 147 Carless, Nancy 77, 83, 99, 162 Carlson, Patricia 132 Carper, Clara Carr, Jeffrey 42, 163 Carson, Barbara 163 Carson, Kathy 163 Cart, Patricia 76, 77, 153 Cassidy, Kathy 147 Castor, Stephen 71 Caughey, Cheryl 97, 153 Caywood, Regina 132 Chaffee, Carol 98, 147 Chaffee, Edmund 55, 66, 70, 147 Chamberlain, David 106, 153 Chany, Walter 47, 70, 76, 132 Charlefour, John 78, 153 Chapman, Janet 163 Chapman, Roger 132 Chapoton, Paul 163 Check, Steven 55, 85, 163 Cherry, Robert 112 Chilcot, Gary 112, 132 Choi, Jung-Myung 147 Chrisman, Terry 163 Christensen, Christian 47, 163 Christensen, Roland 112, 153 Christy, Susan 153 Chubb, Don 105 Church, Anne 147 Clark, Douglas 42, 163 Clark, Dexter 153 Clark, Linda 83, 98, 147 Clark, Richard 64, 75, 163 Clark, Rollen Clark, Steven 163 Clark, Watson 83, 163 Clarkson, Doris 153 Claus, Cathleen 77, 163 Clement, John C. 132 Clement, Nancy 132 Clements, Franklin 82, 83, 163 Cline, Sara 93, 163 Cloud, Richard 163 Cohagen, Marsha 132 Cohen, Maxine 75, 132 Cole, Robert 78, 132 Collins, Deborah 49, 94, 153 Collins, Philip 132 Conat, Kathleen 163 Conklin, Barry 42, 70, 76, 109, 132 Cook, Martin 163 Cook, Michael 132 Cooper, Nancy 48, 70, 75, 132 Copeland, Judith 67 , 75, 97 Coppers, Sara 163 Cordero, Peter 153 Cornelius, Sherrie 163 Corner, Cynthia 70,, 78, 98, 147 Cosens, Carol 153 Cosnek, Arlene 77, 99, 163 Cosnek, John 76, 106, 133 Coss, Margie 133 Cotter, Shelley 163 Cottrell, Devota 153 Cox, Frances 133 Cox, James 147 Cox, Kenneth 42, 133 Coxford, Janet 163 Craemer, Timothy 70, 100, 133 Crane, Lawson Cravens, Steven 74, 102, 153 Crawford, Ann 163 Creedon, Barbara 48, 93, 1E Cristallino, Roberta 163 Cronin, Kenneth 163 Crooks, Marion 163 Crossgrove, Judith 153 Crowell, Mel Allen 105, 153 Crowley, Robert 153 Culley, Darrell 102 Cunningham, Lynn 163 Cunningham, Pamela 163 Curtis, Donald 75, 76. 105, 147 Curtis, Maureen 90, 133 D’Amore, Carol 69, 82, 93, 163 D’Angelo, Larry 102 Daines, Sheryl 75, 153 Danford, Philip 153 Daniels, Jean 133 Davids, Robert 70, 76, 109, 133 Davies, Marcia 74, 163 Davis, R. Brian .133.-- Davis, Craig 163 Davis, Derrill 78, 112 Davis, Janis 163 Davis, John H. 71, 77, 147 Davis, Patricia 163 Davis, Raymond 133 Davis, Sherri 75, 84, 98, 133 191 192 Dawson, Marsha _ 70, 133 Day, Marion 163 Dayringer, Cheryle 163 deAvila, Manuel 164 DeGeer, Gloria 85, 98, 147 Deidy, B. 153 Deipert, Martin 164 Dekker, Thomas 109 Delaney, Paula 66, 70, 77, 84, 85, 147 Deline, Royce 164 Demorest, Maralee 97, 133 Dennis, James 111, 147 Denton, Bruce 64, 66, 164 Deramo, Robert 153 Derge, Sharon 164 Deur, Mary 94,164 Derringer, C. 66 Dery, Janet 99, 164 Dery, John 64, 164 DeShais, Charles 164 Deur. Mary 94, 14 DeWilde, Steven 71, 77, 154 DeWitt, Peter 74, 105 DeYoung, Coleen 154 Dick, Michael 109 Dickey, James 42, 102, 147 Dickinson, Anne 164 Dickinson, Barbara 90, 164 Dickinson, Catherine 98, 154 Dietrich, Thomas 112, 147 Diller, Noble 164 Distler, James 133 Diven, Walton 52 Doermann, Marilyn 93, 164 Dominique, Joseph 133 Donaldson, John 78, 146 Donaldsen, Kristine 85, 94, 133 Donnan, Marcia 164 Doody, Mark 42, 64, 154 Dorman, Karen 164 Dorow, Gregory 52, 154 Dougherty, David 78, 83, 85, 147 Douglass, James 109, 154 Douglass, Janet 90, 154 Dowling, Gary 70, 133 Downes, John 164 Doyle, Norman 164 Drake, Linda 164 Drake, Thomas 164 Dranchak, Dale 164 Druhot, Karen 164 Duncan, Deborah 153 Duncan, Scott 77, 106, 154 Dunham, Sharon 64, 164 Dunk, Marcia 99, 154 Dunlap, Earl 154 Dunlap, Kenneth 112 Dunlavey, Dennis 70, 147 Durbin, Ronald 164 Durkee, Susan 164 Dysert, Ruth 154 Dyson, James 112 Edgington, Patricia 99, 164 Edingtcn, J. Michael 164 Egan, Mary 164 Ehinger, Larry 78 Eichenauer, Sharon 93, 164 Eifert, Gay 85, 154 Eirkson, John 112, 164 Eisemann, Ellen 82, 93, 154 Ellenburg, William 42, 54, 55, 133 Ellenwood, Ernest 42. 164 Ellenwood, John 112, 154 Elling, Dianne 134 Ellinger, Janet 76, 134 Elli nger, Suzanne 98, 154 Elliot, John 78, 100, 154 Emerson, James 134 Emerson, Philip 86, 134 Emshoff, Chris 164 English, Craig 154 Erb, Louise 154 Erbe, Linda 164 Erbskorn, Vicky 134 Erickson, Richard 154 Erkert, Christ-ne 78, 97, 164 Erney, Linda 164 Eslyn, Clifford 164 Ethier, Carol 76, 154 Evans, Diane 164 Evans, Linda 154 Evans, Lindsey 154 Evans, William 147 Ewald, Dorothy 147 Fackler, Donald 164 Fadel, Joan 159 Faflick, Linda 98, 150 Falor, Randy 164 Fannin, Kerby 70, 75, 76, 109, 134 Farnol, Dan 164 Fausz, Glenn 154 Feeley, Allison 90, 154 Fegley, Cornelia 99, 164 Fellows, Perry 154 Felsted, Barbara 97, 164 Felt, Charles 134 Ferris, John 100, 159 Ferguson, Harold 112, 134 Ferguson, Jane 147 Fether, Linda 64, 83, 154 Fielder, Gisela 97, 147 Fillmore, Susan 154 Finnegan, Nancy 164 Fischer, Carl 112, 154 Fischer, Nancy 154 Fish, Beverly 154 Fisher, Douglas 76 Fisher, Elizabeth 164 Fisher, William 77, 147 Fix, Thomas 154 Flack, David 77, 106, 154 Flaherty, Michael 147 Flewelling, Robert 71, 111, 147 Flory, Nancy 77, 154 Flowers, Christine 164 Fojtik, James 134 Fojtik, Jerry 134 Fojtik, Phyllis 134 Force, Lawrence 111, 134 Forgrave, Paul 77 Forrest, Diane 78, 90, 164 Forsthoffer, Marilyn 75, 147 Forward, Charles 54, 164 Fossler, Jean 90, 147 Foster, Sandra 164 Fovarque, Renald 154 Fowler, Charles 86, 134 Fowler, Irene 134 Fowler, Nadine 164 Fox, Gary 164 Fox, Janet 164 France, Gary 102, 147 Frank, Caroline 147 Freckelton, Stephen 164 Fredenburg, Mary 74, 90, 154, 75 Frentheway, Judith 164 Frey, Kim 76, 109, 147 Freytag. Deborah 98, 147 Froom, Heidi 76, 154 Frost, Gregory 164 Fugaban, Steve 42, 54, 55, 109, 154 Fuller, Robert 112, 147 Funk, Carolyn 94, 164 Fusco, William 102, 155 Gaino, Virginia 75, 90, 155 Gallagher, Cathy 147 Gallagher, Cynthia 77, 82, 83, 98, 155 Gallagher, Edward 164 Gambill, Roberta 134 Gardner, Kay 165 Gardner, Ronald 64, 147 Garrison, Janette 93, 165 Garvin, Daryl 102, 155 Gearig, Barbara 135, 147 Gearig, Hal 112 Gentry, Robin. 165 Gesler, William 47, 67, 76, 112, 135 Gibbs, Richard 165 Gibsen, Patricia 155 Gilbert, Rhea 165 Gillett, Doris 69 Gilmartin, Lillis Gilmore, Cynthia 74, 75, 94, 155 Gingles, Kathy 165 Giroux, Danny 66, 155 Glabach, Dale 100 Gladu, Norma 76, 77, 165 Gladysz, Joseph 42, 75, 165 Glaser, Linda 135 Glesser, Susan 147 Gluklick, Peter 165 Gnaedinger, David 47, 77, 165 Goater, Pamela 74, 90, 135 Goddu, Roger 165 Goethel, Mary 75, 90 Goldense, Judith 94, 165 Goodrich, Dale 76, 109, 135 Goodrow, William 165 Goranson, Roger 111, 148 Gordon, Gaylend 42, 165 Gormly, Thomas 102, 148 Gorsuch, Paul 109, 148 Gosselin, Sheryl 165 Gould, James 165 Gould, Kathryn 99, 165 Graham, James 76, 155 Gramling, Ronald 165 Grant, Carolyn 155 Grau, Garry 112, 148 Gray, James 155 Gray, Nancy 85, 148 Gray, Paula 135 Green, Karen 76, 165 Greenfield, Chester 165 Greenlee, William °42, 109, 155 Gregory, William 42, 71, 102 Grey, Janice 16 5 Grizzel, Deborah 155 Groff, Janet 93, 165 Groves, James 165 Grund, Robert 102, 148 Guernsey, Geoffrey 75, 86, 109 Guess, John 109, 135 Guldin, David 70, 78, 148 Gumerson, Jane 135 Guy, Robert 112 Haase, Martha 78, 99, 165 Hackler, Patricia 87, 165 Hadden, Thomas 55 Hagedorn, Linda 77, 135 Haines, Beth 83, 98, 148 Hamann, Vicki 148 Hamilton, Susan L. 94, 135 Hammill, James 155 Hammill, Janet 84, 148 Hangren, Victoria 94, 155 Hanneman, Carla 165 Hannewald, Diane 94, 155 Hanson, Alan 135 Hanson, Cherie 78, 98, 155 Hanson, Judy Lewis 155 Harding, Robert 52, 155 Harmon, Michael 135 Harpel, Brenda 155 Harrington, Elaine 77, 148 Harris, John 155 Harris, Sally 71, 148 Harrison, Carol 78, 165 Harrison, Judith 67, 135 Harrison, Patrick 135 Harsh, Dennis 112, 135 Harter, Paulette 69 Harter, Susan 71, 85, 97, 165 Hasselschwert, Beth 99, 155 Hawk, Robert 165 Hawker, Lois 74, 76, 77, 97, 155 Hawkins, Susen 75, 90, 165 Hay, Doug 85 Hay, John 102, 148 Hay, Linda 76, 155 Hayes, Gary 111, 135, 148 Hayes, Margaret 70 Hayes, Paul 70, 100 Haynosch, Elizabeth 165 Headley, James 111 Healey, Charles 106, 148 Hebebrand, Sara 90, 155 Heer, Carol 148 Heimke, Ralph 42, 165 Hein, Charles 165 Helser, Donald 155 Henderson, Dean 47, 66, 87 Henderscn, Robert 84, 112, 148 Hendricks, Elaine Hendricks, Saundra 64, 74, 93, 155 Henry, Larry 42, 165 Henry, Sue 69, 165 Henson, Jeanne 66, 155 Hepburn, Carol 165 Hepner, Steven 165 Herd, Bruce 155 Herkowitz, Theodore 111, 148 Herman, Douglas 67, 74, 86, 100, 148 Hess, Barb 84, 86, 148 Hess, Pamela 155 Hidy, Betty 75, 151 Hill, Coralee 77, 94, 155 Hillard, Karen 155 Hillard, Stephen 165 Hillstrom, Joan 78, 90, 165 Hilton, Richard 136 Hinchee, Joanne 165 Hirschler, Janet 75, 84, 93, 136 Hirschler, Joan 93, 136 Hoag, Ronald 112 : Hoagland, Karoline 82, 98, 155 Hodgson, Ivan 78 Hoffman, Kelly 90 Hoffman, Patricia 155 Hoffman, Robert 86, 87, 148 Hoffmeister, Robert 165 Holiday, Claudia 75, 76, 156 Holland, Mary 156 Hollander, Jeffrey 93, 100, 136 Holman, David 148 Holtkamp, Linda 136 Holtz, Karen 136 Hootman, Dawn 70, 75, 77 Hootman, Nancy 65. 165 Horn, Lewis 109, 136 Horton, Georgia 66, 156 Horton, Sandra 64, 165 Hosmer, Kenneth 102, 148 Houchin, Kay 148 Housel, David 136 Hovey, Mary 165 Howard, Andrew 109 136 Howard, Lois 82, 156 Howard, Ross 136 Howe, Barbara 99, 156 Howell, Phillip 67, 136 Howlett, Rebecca 94, 165 Hruby, Karen 165 Hullinger, David Humphrey, Dale 71, 136 Hunter, Gayle 75, 94, 136 Hunter, Kathleen 165 Hupe, Roger 74, 112, 148 Hupman, Ann 165 Hurley, Deborah 94, 165 Hurni, Colleen 165 Huston, Chris 76, 77 Huston, Mary 165 Huyck, Steven 165 Hyatt, Anne 165 Hyde, Charlene 93, 156 Iams, Don 165 Ingledue, James 136 Trey, Janice 99, 165 Trons, David 42, 76 Isaac, Renee 165 Isaac, Richard 74, 112, 156 Jahn, Douglas H. 109, 156 Jameson, Brenda 156 Jattozzi, Denise 156 Jenks, Claudia 97, 166 Jenkins, Virginia 70, 84, 136 Jenson, Suzanne 166 Jenzen, Linda 99, 166 Jessup, Becky 97, 166 Johns, Carol 77, 97, 136 Johns, Cary] Ann 75, 78, 98, 156 Johnson, Christie 98, 156 Johnson, Jane 90, 166 Johnson, John 42, 156 Johnson, Kay 76, 77, 166 Johnson, Pamela 166 Johnson, Robert 112 Johnson, Ted 166 Jonas, Mariam 166 Jones, Daniel 112, 148 Jones, David 136 Jones, James 136 Jones, Janet 99, 166 Jones, Jerry 71, 136 Jones, Richard 42, 166 Jones, Roger Allen 136 Jones, Roger Earl 148 Jones, Scott 166 Jones, Susan 94 Jordan, Thomas 74, 111 Joust, Noreen 166 Juday, Dorothy 70, 98, 148 Judd, Mort 137 June, Ronald 166 Jurk, Karen 166 Justis, Sally 137 Kahle, Jody Belle 93, 166 Kaiser, John 52, 156 Kallio, Craig 84, 100, 156 Karikofe, Nancy 166 Kasper, Claudia 75, 82, 148 Kastelan, Diane 98, 156 Kauffman, Bonnie 166 Kays, Steven 156 Keefer, Debbie 156 Keefer, Robert 148 Keller, Nancy 70, 78, 148 Kellers, Keith 156 Kellers, Linda 166 Kelley, Karen 64, 93, 137, 156 Kelser, William 77, 166 Kemery, Dennis 42, 66, 156 Kennedy, Deborah 156 Kennedy, Lawrence 102, 148 Kernig, Joan 148 Kerr, Joanne 166 Kerr, Kathy 78, 82 Kerwan, Claire 82, 98, 109, 149 Kerwin, David 137 Kidd, Francis Samuel 102, 137 Kiel, John 166 Kindinger, Richard 137 King, Thomas 166 Kingon, James 137 Kingsbery, Neal 47, 66, 156 Kingsbery, Roger 156 Kingsley, Susan 166 Kinney, Linda 76, 77, 97, 166 Kirkbride, Cynthia 166 Kish, Kristeen 166 Kishpaugh, Karen 82, 90, 137 Kisseberth, Nikki 97, 166 Klaiber, Diane 149 Kleppinger, Kathy 76, 77, 85, 97, 156 Kline, Linda 94, 156 Knell, T. 55 Knittle, Martha 71, 82, 149 Knowles, Keith 66, 149 Knox, Robert | 55, 148 Knull, Marsha 166 Koch, Barbara 64, 93. 149 Koch, Cathy 64, 76, 77, 93, 149 Kocher, Harry 109, 148 Kodey, Wayne 166 Koelsch, Gretchen 137 Koelsch, Paula 94 Koester, Arnold 166 Koller, Karen Komer, David 137 Korn, Kenneth 42, 78, 166 Koval, Max (Doug) 59, 166 Krabill. Carolyn 93, 137 Krajenke, Stanley Krall, Nancy 166 Kraynak, James Kreissl, Judith 94, 156 Kresge, Alan Kroah, Larry 67, 74, 100, 149 Kropscott, Helen 93, 156 Krouse, Pamela 166 Kucik, Ellen 78, 156 Kuehnl, Janet 94, 166 Labadie, Ronald 42, 76, 109 Lacy, Jessie 90, 137 La Gore, Philip 156 Lake, Connie 75, 93, 156 Lake, James 137 Lamb, Bonnie 82, 156 Lambright, Donald 42, 76, 156 Lane, Gerald 52, 156 Langford, Paul 166 Langthorne, Gary Lanning, Debra 99, 156 Larsen, Eric 55, 156 Larsen, John 86, 149 Larson, Janet 166 Larson, Kenneth 166 Lauer, Kathleen 156 Lautzenheiser, James 156 Law, Douglas 72, 105, 156 Lawrence, Steve 156 Leach, Randolph 166, 167 Leath, Sharon 67, 69, 70, 100, 149 Leckie, Paige 76, 77, 93, 149 Leckie, Thomas 149 Leckie, V. III Lee, F. Donald 156, 167 Lee, Donald 83 Lee, Jane 98, 156 Lee, Suk Woo 148 Lehman, Susan 64, 82, 93, 149 Leighton, Winnifred 167 Leman, Patricia 167 Lenderman, Sheila 156 Leon, Pilar 167 Leppelmeier, John 167 Lesnet, Hugh 106, 149 Leutwiler, Charles 109 Levicky, Gary 167 Lewis, Barbara K. 137 Lewis, David (Steve) 111, 149 Lewis, Mary 156 Lewis, Thomas 112, 149 Lhotka, Erven 156 Lietzke, Theodore 106 , 159 Linden, Sanford 71, 149 Lippert, Christine 85, 156 Littrell, Vicki 156 Livesay, James 167 Livingston, David 102, 137 Livingston, Sandra 156 Loar, Jennifer 167 LoMaglio, Cynthia 76, 77, 93, 167 Longley, James 70, 167 Loresch, Barbara 167 Lott, Diane 167 Lotz, Robert 109, 137 Lowell, Barbara 167 Ludwig, Jacqueline 149 Luebker, Margaret 137 Luepke, Margaret 137 Lundy, Deborah 93, 167 Luttenbacher, Paul 167 Lyons, Diane 93, 138 Lyons, Rebecca 138 McCandless, Susan 69, 167 McClain, Kara 167 McCormick, Allison 82, 138 McCormick, JoAnn 138, 156 McCrandall, Elizabeth 77 McCullough, Michael 106, 156 McCully, Janet 90 McCune, John 167 McCune, Randy 149 McDole, Daryl 138 McDonald, Carla 167 McDonald, Patricia 156 McEhoy, Patricia 82, 98, 157 McFee, Barbara 99, 167 MclInally, Pamela 75, 157 McKelvey, Kathy 82 McKinnie, Nancy 97, 167 McKown, Nancy 157 MacLachlan, Linda 77, 167 MacMartin, William 167 McMurray, Louis 106, 157 McNaughton, John 138 McPike, David 167 McQuillin, Linda 138 McSeveny, Susan 90, 167 McWethy, Steven 157 McWilliams, Donita 48, 49, 98, 157 Ma, Lawrence 111 Macomber, Brian 106, 156 Maguran, Terry 42, 149 Maharg, Harriet 94 Maiden, John 77, 167 Maiden, Kathleen 75, 138 Malloy, Pamela 77 Maloney, Mary 93, 167 Maniez, George 111, 149 Mann, Michael 55, 75, 167 Marbet, Mary 167 Markel, Janet 93 Marko, Caroline 148 Marsh, Barbara 168 Marshal, Bruce 168 Martin, Douglas 168 Martin, Judith 94, 168 Martin, James Marvin, Rebecca 168 Mason, Edith 168 Mason, Linda 65, 76, 156 Mason, Stephen 78, 168 Mason, Susan 138 Mastny, Eric 74, 106 Mateyka, Dennis 47, 55, 168 Matheny, Michael 102 Mather, Lyle 149 Mathieu, Pamela 149 Mattausch, Paul 156 Matthews, Jennifer 65 Maurer, Gary 168 Maxon, Alin 106, 156 Maxson, Marlys 97, 149 May, Janice 168 May, Larry 102 Mayers, Dennis 138 Mead, Ronald 42, 66, 168 Mealer, Randolph 105, 157 Meitz, Amanda 77, 85, 168 193 194 Mellott, Loretta 65, 138 Melzer, Gary 106, 157 Meninga, Dale 157 Merillat, Sherolyn 168 Merx, Larry 42 Messner, Christine 168 Messervey, Diane 90 Meyer, Robert 76, 109, 157, 168 Meyer, Ted 66 Michalenko, Eugene 70, 149 Micka, Kay 71, 94 Middleton, Douglas 64, 157 Miesmer, Cinderella 138 Millar, Rebecca 78, 90, 168 Miller, Darlene 138 Miller, David 64, 168 Miller, Grace 157 Miller, Jerome 84, 149 Miller, Joseph E. 138 Miller, Keith 157 Miller, Kenneth 77, 168 Miller, Marian 82, 85, 138 Miller, Nancy 71, 149 Miller, Sandra 76, 168 Miller, Scott 168 Miller, Steven 106 Mills, Robert 52, 77, 139 Mills, William 102, 168 Minneci, Joseph 102, 139 Mish, C. 86 Mitchell, Ann 77, 85, 93, 168 Mitchell, Douglas 168 Mohler, Jean 76, 77, 168 Mohler, Kathryn 70 Mohr, Steve 157 Montrond, Helen 67, 70, 139 Moore, Cora 139 Moore, Roger 76, 112, 139 Moorhead, Craig 102, 149 Morgan, Deborah 99, 168 Morley, Kathleen 78, 93, 149 Morris, Sarah 168 Morse, Douglas 47, 157 Moss, Douglas 42, 44, 76, 109, 139 Moss, Sherry 139 Mourdock, Larry 157 Mourer, JoAnn 93, 139 Moyer, George 168 Mt. Joy, Clifford 109, 157 Mumma, Lura_ 139 Munger, Dennis 11] Munse, Ronald 109 Murphy, Laura 77, 93, 157 Muscenti, Debra 75, 94, 157 Mustain, Patricia 75, 98, 157 Myers, Candace 75, 94, 168 Myers, Derrance 74, 93 Myers, Russell 139 Nagel, Jan 90, 168 Napierala, Marilyn 74, 94, 139 Nauman, Susan 139 Neale, Donald 157 Ned, Beverly 94 Negelspach, Noel 157 Neidhardt, Charles 168 Neill, Gerald 157 Nell, Thomas Neuroth, Don 168 Neville, William 168 Nicholson, Susan 99, 168 Nino, Phillip 139 Noack, Diana 168 Nofziger, Michael 149 Noon, Edward 168 Norell, Lois 70, 139 Norris, Doug 157 Norris, Marcia 168 Northart Janis 76, 77, 168 Norton, James 111], 157 Nuffer, Nancy 98, 149 Nuler, Leslie F. 70, 74, 93, 150 Nyman, James 150 Obee, Joyce 168 O’Bryan, Gayle 64, 78, 169 O’Jibway, Phillip 85, 139 Oke, Stephen 169 Okenka, John 169 Olds, Lynette 77, 169 Olsen, Charlene 78, 98, 157 Olsen, Larry 85, 106, 140 Olson, Carl John 157 Olson, Carol Anne 169 Olson, Eric 169 Olson, Mary F. 78 Orr, John 169 Osborn, Judy 84, 93, 150 Osburn, James II 76 Osburn, William 83, 85, 150 Osterlund, Sheryl 85, 90, 157 Oswalt, Linda 85, 86, 169 Ott, John 169 Otto, Vivian 82, 140 Packard, Brynn 140 Papenbrock, Donna 140 Parker, John 169 Parker, Sandra 169 Parrott, Lynn 77, 169 Parrott, Nancy 150 Partee, Jo Ellen 157 Partridge, Barbara 169 Patrick, Timothy 74, 109, 150 Patterson, Phyllis 74, 98, 150 Patterson, Susan 157 Patton, Estella 75, 77, 157 Pawlowski, John 86, 140 Peabody, Beverly 94, 74, 140 Pearse, Travis 102, 150 Pellowe, Mary Lou 140 Pemberton, Howard 150 Pence, Robert 169 Pepoy, Dennis 169 Perez, Paul 157 Pero, Ronald 42, 77, 157 Perrone, Pamela 66, 77, 169 Perry, Susan 99, 169 Persing, Patricia 157 Peterson, Jack 83, 169 Petry, Lorna 71, 150 Petty, Linda 169 Peugeot, Diane 94, 150 Peugeot, William 47, 112, 150 Pfahler, Scott 105, 150 Phillips, Mark 150 Pickett, Walter 55, 109, 150 Pimienta, Frank 66, 169 Pinkham, Jeffrey 112, 157 Pitman, Gregory 102, 150 Pixley, Sandra 169 Plawzan, Nancy 76, 77, 85, 90, 169 Plocher, Susan 82, 98, 157 Pollock, James 71, 140, 157 Poole, Anne 82, 140 Pope, Marie 169 Portwood, Darlene 150 Pose, Janice 157 Poszgai, Sharon 169 Potter, Vicki 140 Potts, Craig 64, 169 Powell, Timothy 140 Prasse, Susan 98, 140 Pratley, Martha 94, 169 Premoe, David 112, 150 Preston, Gary 157 Priebe, Pamela 93, 157 Priestley, Jane 83, 98, 150 Prior, James 112, 157 Provenzano, Gordon 169 Pruett, Ronald 169 Pyle, James 52 Quay, Esther 140 Quick, Deborah 169 Quille, P. 82 Ragland, Susan 75, 140 Ramant, Steve 102, 140 Ramirez, Alfred 169 Randall, Sylvia 93, 157 Randels, Joan 140 Randels, Robert 157 Rank, Garrett 157 Rank, Kim 52, 150 Rask, Janet 52, 150 Raske, Keith 169 Raye, Robert 71, 111, 141 Reaves, Frances 97, 169 Reeves, Barry 150 Repp, Thomas 112, 157 Retzloff, Thomas 157 Rewilt, Peter 157 Reynolds, Betsy 94, 141 Reynolds, William 111 Rice, Margaret 169 Rice, Roger 157 Richards, Linda 150 Richardson, Janet 169 Richie, Craig 76, 102, 150 Richmond, Todd 141 Rickard, David 78, 111, 150 Rickard, Ronald 47, 169 Rieke, Nancy 48, 49, 157 Riester, Kim 109, 150 Rifenberg, Mary 64, 141 Riley, Christine 157 Rinehart, Donna 169 Rinehart, Patricia 90, 141 Ringer, James 112 Ringkvist, Judy Rininger, Clifford 42, 83, 85, 150, 169 Ripper, David 78, 106, 157 Robbe, Michael 109, 157 Robbins, Chery] 64, 169 Roberson, Howard 112, 157 Roberts, James A. 169 Robertson, Judith 76, 77, 99, 169 Robertson, Leslie 150 Robinson, Donna 150 Robinson, Michael 157 Robison, Thomas 112, 158 Roeder, Gary 158 Rogers, Susan 66, 169 Rohrs, Dennie 64, 158 Rommel, James 52, 141 Rose, Dianna 78 Rose, Rebecca 169 Roshong, David 111, 141 Rossman, Lee 94, 158 Roth, Michael 169 Rouault, Carol 158 Rowe, James 158 Rowland, Dawn 74, 97 Rowley, Christine 169 Ruemele, Richard 112, 141 Ruffer, Pamela 150 Rulewicz, Stephen 42, 54, 55, 76, 109 Rupp, Douglas 111, 141 Rupp, Jamey 165 Rupp, Michael 111, 141 Rupp, Russell 169 Russell, Jeanne 169 Russell, Sharon 141 Russell, William 112, 158 Rust, Alan 78, 112, 150 Ruth, Kandace 64, 77, 169 Ryan, Richard 102, 150 Ryks, Jill 74, 98, 141 Salisbury, Charles 74, 111 Samuelson, John 150 Sanborn, Darwyn 169 Santelli, Katherine 82, 93, 158 Sass, James C. 42, 97, 102 Satterla, Harold Savage, Ruth 85, 150 Scates, Donald 77, 169 Schaffer, Peggy 150 Schamberger, Jacob Schefsky, Lynn 109 Schendel, Brian 42, 169 Schiefer, Vicki 76, 77, 169 Schierenberg, Richard 83, 86, 141 Schilling, Karl 78, 158 Schilling, Mary 141 Schlatter, Nancy 98, 150 Schmalhurst, Michael 83, 169 Schneck, Jan 90 Schneider, Bill 42, 106, 158 Schneider, Delores 158 Schneider, Sherrianne 148 Schott, Ned 169 Schrock, Deborah 90, 150 Schroder, James 141 Schreuder, Thomas 158 Schultz, Thomas 169 Schumacker, Therese 169 Schwab, James 169 Schwetz, Carl 84, 169 Sciberras, Patrick 84, 169 Scott, Cynthia 142 Scott, Susan 93, 170 Siehart, T. 112 Seiler, Robert 158 Seiser, Martha 76, 170 Seith, Rebecca 142 Seitz, James 55, 70, 105, 158 Selle, Wilma 158 Semmeno, Robert 170 Semple, Stephen 74, 106 Senica, Richard 42, 76, 170 Serbinski, Barbara 94, 170 Shackelford, Patti 170 Shammas, Richard 71, 142 Shannon, Sandra 71, 150 Shaw, Mary Linda 75, 98, 142 Shaw, William 170 Sheely, Geneva 158 Sheets, Charles 170 Shelley, Suntie 158 Shepherd, Margaret 77, 83, 99, 158 Sheppard, Stanton 84, 170 Sherman, Colleen 150 Shinabery, Wayne 112, 150 Shoemaker, Jerry 170 Shriver, Cynthia 70, 150 Shuherk, Douglas 52, 106 Shuler, Lynn Marie 64, 93, 158 Shumaker, Robert 100, 150 Shumate, Sarah 67, 77, 150 Sias, Deborah 170 Siferd, Gretchen 93, 158 Silhol, Stewart 71, 142 Sills, Virginia 85 Silvis, Duane 170 Simmons, Carol 84, 150 Simmons, Nancy 77, 142 Sipe, Alan 170 Skeels, Wayland 150 Skelton, Terry 111, 150 Skidmore, Jill 170 Skinner, Patricia 93, 158 Skinner, Paul 106, 158 Skinner, Valerie 158 Slaughter, Cindy 170 Slavic, Donna 78, 170 Sliker, Ruth 75, 97, 158 Sloan, Robert 170 Smaretsky, James 105, 142 Smathers, Philip 74, 109, 150 Smethrust, David 112, 142 Smith, Carrie 94, 158 Smith, Darlene 142 Smith, David 42, 102 Smith, Douglas 42, 170 Smith, Gregory L. 85, 158 Smith, Gregory W. 158 Smith, Harold T. 170 Smith, Jacqueline 170 Smith, James R. 77 Smith, John C. 158 Smith, John M. 158 Smith, Judy 75, 76, 77, 150 Smith, Kenneth 170 Smith, Linda Lou 170 Smith, Margaret K. 99, 158 Smith, Michael J. 47, 54, 55, 76, 109, 158 Smith, Patricia S. 82 Smith, Patricia Ann (Ohio) 99, 170 Smith, Patricia Ann (N.Y.) 90, 170 Smith, Peggy 93, 158 Smith, Robert (Sr.) 42, 142 Smith, Sharon Marie 78 Smith, Susan Jean 78, 170 Smith, Susan Marlene 170 Smith, William Phillip 75, 76, 102, 170 Snider, Alan 170 Snodgrass, Duane 71, 142 Snyder, Deborah Jane 170 Snyder, Lanette 84, 85, 150 Snyder, Richard 84, 109, 142 Soper, Denise 78, 90, 142 Soper, Nanette 78, 90, 170 Sorrells, Wesley 71, 142 Spack, Saundra 170 Sparks, Cynthia 99 Speer, Susan 90 Spencer, Richard 142 Spicer, William 142 Spiess, Jack 84 Spinelli, Albert 102, 158 Sprau, Daniel 64, 158 Springer, Nancy 90, 142 Stahl, Jill 170 Stanislawski, Pauline 158 Starner Mark 150 Steris, Charles 150 Stevenson, Dorene 85, 93, 158 Stevenson, Lawrence 158 Stewart, Marjorie 90, 142 Stewart, Martin 106, 158 Stewart, William 86, 142 Stibich, William 170 Stout, Sara 77, 158 Stokes, Sally Ann 82, 170 Stone, Kathryn 170 Stookey, Elaine 90, 170 Stoye, Fred 170 Straits, Sue Ann 94, 159 Street, David 168 Strickler, Roberta 94, 142 Stromayer, Marilyn 170 Strong, Anthony 42, 170 Stumpf, Barbara 85 Summer, Alan 170 Sumner, Charles 70, 143 Sunday, Roger 143 Sunyar, Andrea 150 Sunyar, Elizabeth 170 Swartz, Karen 93, 170 Sweebe, Richard 159 Swick, James 170 Swigart, Stephen 150 Swihart, Thomas 47, 143 Tabb, Stephen 42, 159 Taggert, Richard 159 Tait, Alan 159 Takabayaski, Motoko 159 Tansey, Patrick 52, 159 Taylor, Bruce 170 Taylor, Gail 76, 159 Taylor, Janice 76, 77, 159 Taylor, Robert Lee 77 Taylor, Wayne 143 Thacker, Mary 70, 150 Theissen, William 159 Thiese, Kurt 150 Thomas, Jean 83, 77, 78, 93, 170 Thomas, Karen L. 170 Thomas, Robert L. 106, 150 Thomas, Sharon 93, 170 Thompson, Anne 151] Thompson, Earl 159 Thompson, Gerald 151 Thompson, John H.C. 102, 159 Thompson, Larry 78 Thomson, Steve 159 Thornburgh, Nancy 85, 143 Thralls, Linda 77, 143 Thurston, Joseph 170 Tienvieri, Nancy Stetter 159 Tighe, Patricia 143 Tinker, Jane Ann 70, 143 Tinney, David 170 Toland, M ary Jane 170 Toland, Shirley 75, 85, 90, 49 Tonjes, Lendell 109, 115 Tonkin, Deborah 66, 94, 170 Torres, Richard 84, 85, 151 Townsend, Kay 170 Toye, Robert 105, 151 Treat, Mary 66, 70, 157 Trevethan, Lois 67, 143, 151 Truscinski, Robert 49, 171 Turner, Allan 64, 143, 171 Tutak, Philip 42, 171 Ude, Patricia 159 Ulmer, Jacqueline 90, 171 Vail, James 105, 159 Van Antwerp, William 109, 151 VanBlaricom, Daniel 42, 55, 76, 109, 143 VandenBroek, Dean 143 VanderWaal, Matilda 84, 98, 143 VanLooy, James 70, 112, 151 Van Meter, Barbara 97, 159 Van Ord, Kenneth 47, 76, 143 VanReybrouck, Diana 90, 143 VanValkenburg, Stephen 159 Vaughn, Nancy 151 Vaughn, Susan 67, 159 Vavris, Nancy 171 Venaleck, Timothy 143 Venzen, L. 75 Verhey, Griff 171 Victor, Anthony 78, 171 Viechnicki, Julian 159 Vigatovic, Donald Vincent, Alan 66, 77, 159 Voight, Roger 85, 151 Volk, Cynthia 151 Vollmer, Deborah 171 VonOlInhausen, Ann 159 Voorhees, Timothy 159 Vosburg, Mavis 144 Vreeland, Howard 171 Vroman, Dale 100, 144 Waara,; Wendy 82, 159 Wack, Rebecca 44. 97, 159 Wade, Steven 77, 171 Wagemaker, Kevin 83, 171 Wagner, Dennis 171 Wagner, Linda 171 Wagoner, Paula 71, 98, 144 Waling, Joseph 47, 66, 77, 171 Walker, Richard 109, 144 Walker, Ruth 159 Walker, Sandra 94, 159 Wallace, James 42, 159 Walsh, James 47, 66, 171 Walters, Dean 112 Walters, Christopher 144 Ward, David 42, 44, 71, 144 Ward, Elizabeth 144 Ward, James 67, 144 Ward, Lynn Marie 75, 77, 84, 171 Warren, David 42, 102, 144 Warren, Jean 151 Warren, Sandra 171 Warren, Wanda 171 Weathers, Catherine 171 Weder, Mary 171 Wedge, Karen 98, 159 Weemhoff, Harold 64, 144 Wells, Jennifer 94, 159 Wells, Myla 93 Wells, Ronald 106, 144 Wellman, James 100, 160 Wendt, Marilyn 171 Werbish, Albert 144 Werkman, Christopher 159 Wesolowski, Frederick 42, 159 Whitaker, Laurel 159 White, Deborah 90, 171 White, Glenda 78, 171 White, Marie 74, 98, 144 White, Robert H. 171 Whitehead, Sarah 77, 171 Whitfield, Joel 42, 76 Whiting, Lawrence 144 Whitson, Deborah 94, 171 Wilcox, Philip 3, 80 Wiler, Shirley 171 Wilfong, Rudy 159 Wiliford, Lawrence 75, 151 Williams, Brill 77 Williams, Clarence 144 Williams, David 171 Williams John 100 Williams, Leon 160 Williams, Marilyn 171 Williams, Michelle 160 Williams, Rodney 47, 160 Williamson, Thomas 171 Willis, Wendy 160 Wilson, Brian 102 Wilson, Holland 171 Wilson, Janet 99, 171 Wilson, Patricia 94, 148 Wilsen, Richard 112, 160 Wilson, William 144 Winar, Nancy 93, 151 Winters, Job Winters, Kenneth 16, 151 Winnie, Christopher 42 Winterhalter, Deborah 171 Wiser, John Wisner, Susan 160 Wisner, Theresa 160 Woda, Claudia 160 Woefel, Richard 160 Woideck, Francis 99, 171 Wolf, Jack Wolf, William 171 Wolven, Victor 42, 171 Wonders, Patricia 65, 145 Wonson, Ronald 151 Wood, Lynn 145 Wozny, Timothy 171 Wu, Sandy 171 Wulff, Sandra 145 Yard, Clifford 109, 145 Yates, Cynthia 90, 171 Yates, Robert 112, 145 Yeater, Stephen 151 Yoder, John 160 Yoder, Marlene 76, 97, 171 Young, Jan C. 171 Young, Robert 151 Yuille, Patricia 93, 171 Youtz, Charlotte 94, 151 Zakoor, Frances 86, 145 Zane, Robert 66, 47, 76, 145 Zeleznik, Roberta 171 Zellers, Diana 76, 77, 151 Zies, Nancy 160 Ziesmer, Janet 94, 160 Zilke, Joseph 160 Zingale, Carol 160 Zisler, Shelley Zora, Patricia 171 Zumbro, George 171 Zwayer, Zoe 151 195 Tinney 196 197 199 —— vaneeeee SANS s D . y .) . 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