Adrian College - Mound Yearbook (Adrian, MI)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1970 volume:

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For these and the many other reasons that find no expression in words, we dedicate this, the 1970 MOUND, to Mrs. loan Stepp May she bring half as much happiness into the new lives she will encounter. iat Old North Hall About the Book EDITOR-IN-CHIEF. oo Sie, cua ene oeee Carol D’Amore DIALOGUE, 1970 AND TRADITION Ga tinee acres 6 eeat cree ere Jan Nagel ATHUETICS 9 oa aie inte eerie siete oe ey Chuck Hein ORGANIZATIONS gece cn eee Jerry Bramble Nancy Hootman GREEKS� {as 2. eesti ane eee eee Cindy Bushong Doris Gillett FACULTY, INDIVIDUALS AND? GRADUATES. =, 220 cae er Pat Yuille Pat Smith ASSISTANT S it. seater a) cece te Folke Boman Linda Radford Paul Tully ADVISOR tao ttan os east eee oes eee Mr. Ray Laakaniemi Copy by Jan Nagel Photography, Bob Bergner Division page design by Bill Irons Special thanks to Shipman Library Archives, Alumni Office, College World, Publicity Office, Mrs. loan Stepp, Janet Dery, and many, many others. Perfect spacial layouts, many-times-refined headlines, and meticulously wrought out copy constitute a true masterpiece in the field of journalism. This masterpiece, however, does not make for a meritable yearbook if it is not representative of the people and times it is concerned with. In the academic year 1969-70, the editorial staff of the Mound found more to work with in the way of people and times and the at-times-ex- plosive relationship contained therein, than ever before. Adrian College, like campuses all over the country, served as the laboratory for student concern not only with world affairs, but with community directed projects as well as with that ever-present search for a self-satisfying maturity. Contained in these pages is only a sample of the actions and reactions that exist in that unique atmosphere so blithely titled “College.” The most this sample can hope to do is hint at what feelings surrounded life on Adrian’s campus in the year 1970. Nonetheless, for what you were, where you were, when you weré, take a look at the Mound, 1970. THE EDITORS On the Cover A front view of Old North Hall, whose lifetime stretched from the Summer of 1859 to the Winter of 1970. The Mound, 1970 Published by Taylor Publishing Company © CO N DY MN Be GW PO — a) Contents page Dedication meen ee tame ie ron” | Bicaloquermli7 ,0 teen renee 6 CIC It OM eeeeneteen teeter ira tera 20 ATHICtICSummmre none moteurs 7. 4? Organizdtionsweseere eee 66 TAS reese ee 92 FOCUlI VENEER osetia. es 122 VIC FRACLWELS, cerccccocsccescrerirecensasenaccaen ons NOE Graduatesweareentnt ee scene rae 162 Ads, Index, and Credits................... 174 ADRIAN COLLEGE Chartered on March 28, 1859, Adrian Youve come a long way, College traces its-origins back to a baby Wesleyan Methodist theological insti- eae ong at Leoni, Michigan, in - : is institution later became 10 get where YOU are Michigan Union College. Strongly anti- t da ; m slavery in its sentiments, the school! Oddy. ‘ was moved to Adrian in 1859 through the efforts of the antislavery leader and educator, Rev. Asa Mahan, who was elected first president of the new Adrian College. The college was transferred to the Methodist Protestant Church in 1868, and here for 7! years, leaders of this denomination Were trained. In 1939 a denomina tional union of American Methodism resulted in the establishment of the Methodist Church. Adrian College i affiliated with this great church body Sil Dy aeeeiuaah’ 152. SiS lA ais smal sda aiebaled Shad an ede eteletGAe AR OOOI? IR UNIS iCL ORONO REM IOIDIeNeaET ie Laney teriedesene hath + 191 te 450 paw ie tat an 1 cRY LE Sele SCMRELAttae tat emenete sere seat ae atta tts tetris tata rel Cem eV New people, new buildings New ideals The basic truths remain. The role of education? To offer insight, to mold. How? Red school house To University complex. Along the way Different he times, they are a-changin’ . . . ; — Nd ONG Deis em ye. the springtime of life in any age will always be... .. . youth. Dynamic Dormant Funny Frustrated Knowing Naive Precocious Procrastinating Searching Cynical. .. . wasn't what | was yesterday what i am today what i will be tomorrow? Aware and sensitive .. . ide ee S| ig im bal A crazy to people. waltz of faces Coming together 12 Ss ’ a2 4 b4teg $3 paps bn £2 44 04 ab .. . letting go twitching to the rhythm of life 13 forms a art, - eumeees panei .. . to knowledge Journey to the center of the mind. . . . . those who hunger for truth, those with knowledge to satisfy... ... teach me now woe Dialogue 1970 The Groovy Generation-Gap Trap. Who can | turn to when nobody needs me? | wish | was a Kellogg’s cornflake floatin’ in my bowl, takin’ movies . . . Yesterday, all my troubles seemed so far away but baby, look. at me now . Raindrops keep falling on my head. . . Everything is all Laos-ed up. Grape Gripe Moratorium Give Earth a Chance, Ralph Nader Flip-top Filter Welcome, sulphur dioxide zero-population growth Love, 1984 style The wasteland? America — love it or leave it. Peter Jennings Where do | go? Follow the river. . . Biafra Evolution Cambodia Revolution All we are saying is give peace a chance . . . Draft lottery We've got your number . Woodstock like a bridge over troubled waters . . . Take your place on the Great Mandella, Easy Rider. If you have ability you have responsibility. They shoot horses, don’t they? Speeding, Tripping, Mairilining to the moon 2001: Space Odyssey ule: Ralph Nader and Peter Jennings. C6 ... and | can't help but wonder where I’m bound, where I’m bound. No, | can't help but wonder where I’m bound.” 19 20 Tradition... The story of North Hall goes back to the time Adrian College began in Adrian. Less than a month after the college was chartered, it es- tablished a building committee and by that sum- mer of 1859 construction was under way. The dark clouds of Civil War hung over the city, and within a year the residents of Adrian asked for and obtained permission to house the Fourth Regiment of the Michigan Volunteers. The early buildings were the pride of the com- munity. Judge Beecher in 1861 described them as “superior in every way to those of the state university,” and a trustee committee in 1876 called them “a monument to the intelligence, good taste and liberality of the founders and patrons of the college.” But all was not favorable for long. On October 21, 1880, fire broke out in North Hall. The ex- tent of the damage was great, but the extent of the ingenuity of the trustees was, too. The build- ing was insured for $7,000, a large sum at the time, but not enough to remove the college’s debt lingering from the Recession of 1873. The trustees used the North Hall fire as a starting point in raising funds, and were successful to the point that they took the college out of debt, and into good financial condition once again. In 1904 electricity was introduced to the cam- pus and to North Hall under the leadership at that time of Dr. Brayman W. Anthony of Castle Shannon, Pa. Ironically, 50 years later, another resident of Castle Shannon, Dr. John H. Dawson, assumed the presidency of Adrian. Near the close of World War I, the building of many uses was called on again to house sol- diers. This time the Student Army Training Corps, a group of student-soldiers, lived in North Hall from October to December, 1918. Several stayed on to graduate later, and they held a reunion on campus in 1969. With the completion of new North Hall, a new era will start at Adrian, one in which every stu- dent will have new facilities in which to study and the pressing need to educate the modern youth will take place in modern surroundings— colored by a respect for the legions of persons who remembered North Hall and made Adrian’s current role possible. Old North Hall PN aortas New North Hall Plan Old North Hall Annex 21 22 Retirements, 1970. MR. GEORGE LAKE DR. MILES PEELE “One of Adrian’s Greats’ DR. MILES L. PEELLE, chairman of the Biology Depart- ment and a member of the faculty at Adrian College since 1936, announced his retirement this year. Dr. Peelle has served with distinction since he first accepted the offer to teach from President Harlan L. Feeman. In his retirement he will continue his work in Ornithology and will also be involved with plant collections and study. During the winter months he will work with the Bab- son Audubon Society in Babson Park, just outside Lake Wales in central Florida. Come summertime he will con- tinue working with the National Audubon Society at Sarona, Wisc., near Superior. During Dr. Peelle’s 34 years at Adrian, the depart- ment has grown in size and strength, from a one-man operation with a first year equipment budget of $35 to a six man staff of dedicated teachers, each a specialist in his own right, each with a concern for the develop- ment of the individual student. Dr. Peelle himself is a living legend on Adrian‘s campus, and, in the words of the college president, “he has been recognized by his MRS. IOAN STEPP colleagues and students alike as a great teacher, a splen- did scholar, a highly skilled counselor, and an exemplary Christian gentleman.” GEORGE LAKE, who started teaching English at Adrian in 1957, has two projects in mind for his retirement— in addition to some well earned rest. One is the con- tinuation of a manuscript on symbology in grammar, a project many of his students have assisted him with down through the year. Another is the writing of some fiction, a project tied in directly with his coursework in such areas as Creative Writing, Shakespeare, Chaucer, and others. MRS. IOAN STEPP, a person who has been respected and appreciated by students and faculty from the very first day she arrived on Adrian’s campus in 1942, has also announced that she will be leaving Adrian College at the end of this year. Mrs. Stepp is currently serving as Director of Student Affairs. This is a job she does well, one which keeps her close to the students, and one which she adinits hating to leave “because we're just getting into the challenges of this office.” Her memo- ries are legion. One concerns the time she served two years as College Nurse, and her first patient had a rup- tured appendix, compounded by the fact he was a Czech- oslovakian immigrant-and was unable at that time to speak the language. But, through it all, she continued with high spirits and the students always appreciated her seemingly unlimited compassion and understanding. In Memoriam The pleasant memories of each year are mellowed with the realization that some of the persons who con- tributed to the Adrian College we know are no longer with us. Their memories will prove the values of their contributions. DR. WILLARD TOUSSAINT, Professor of History, passed away May 18 at the age of 56. A member of the Adrian faculty since 1961, he was greatly respected for his knowledge and his understanding. MR. LAWRENCE O. BARIL, Instructor in English, died early in the school year. He had been a member of the Adrian faculty since 1967 and was working on his doc- torate at Michigan State University. MRS. HAZEL M. HERRICK, Wife of Mr. Ray W. Herrick of Tecumseh, and the lady for whom Herrick Hall is named, died late in May after an extended illness. She - was a Close friend of many of the students of the College and attended many of the programs on campus. DR. WILLARD TOUSSAINT MR. LAWRENCE BARIL MRS. Wa HAZEL M. H ‘ee ERRICK (below) Pres. Dawson, Mrs. Herrick, Mr. Herrick (1966) 23 —— 24 The first recipients of the Athletic Hall of Fame Award, Left, Elwood Larson, ‘49, Henry Hughes, ‘57, and Henry Geisler, ‘30. Students call for a day otf and an opportunity to “fire-up.” The Spirit of (69... Homecoming “Alma Mater, wise and glorious, shrine of light and home of truth ... Homecoming 1969 ... Black Friday and the mini-protest ... students “boycotting” classes to decorate the town and campus ... dorm displays with a cartoon theme ... dedication of Deans Hall ... car caravan ... Adrian’s new Sports’ Hall of Fame ... pretty girls and a new Home- coming queen ... Adrian triumphed over Geneva in grid contest (we won??!!!) ... dancing all night ... Steve Moore Orchestra and the Insights ... Dr. Hoover Rupert brings week- end to close with Sunday chapel service ... “dear old Adrian, Alma Mater, God be with thee ever more.” Cheerleader DONITA McWILLIAMS Student Government President Lynn Schefsky escorts Home- coming Queen Judy Smith. 25 Queen Judy Smith Homecoming, 1969 Miss Sheryl Osterlund Miss Cathy Dickinson THE COURT Mrs. Sherrie Greenfield Miss Sandy Walker °. 27 SAVE ME A PLACE AT FOREST LAWN Directed by Howard Pemberton Set Designed by Howard Pemberton CAST Clara: 5 vinta cane eee aoa Becky Phipps Gerirudés.. awe ee Sue Smith OWL Directed by Donna Robinson Set Designed by Ruth Dysert CAST Miss: Dross -¥i.x.2 tings. Sandy Shannon Ben Franklin cttw Don Cardwell Dr “Holyhock 2445 ee Jim Campbell MEMORIAL DAY Directed by Steve Lewis Set Designed by Steve Lewis CAST Mr Lutz Oa as eee Conrad Smith Mis. Lotz Aa eae ee Sue Bryan HANSEL AND GRETEL Directed by Deborah Schrock Assistant Director: Sue Bryan Set Designed by Alan Rust Lighting by Pete Cordero and John Elliot CAST Gieiel eg. Anne Miller Pans) 4. 34... . . Nat Smith SC ee Steve Lewis KO Sandy Shannon WiC on es. Mary Ann Goethal rod the Cat... 2). Sally Wentz Fores? Falry ..... 7... Laurie Griffin Lost Childrén 7, Kris Ann Kralick Ricky Kralick UTBU (Unhealthy To Be Unpleasant) Directed by Glenn Harbaugh Set and Lighting Designed by Charles E. Kowalski CAST Madge Kempfon ...... Sue Wyper William Uggims ...... Mike Metzel Anastasia Amber ... Nancy Hootman Shirley Amber ...... Brenda Harpel J. Francis Amber .... Mike Berryman Connie Tufford .... Sandy Shannon Valerie Rogers ........ Ruth Dysert Miss Blank Rogers .. Christina Jones Jimmy Newton ...... Philip Schmitt Eugene Boyer ...... Jim Campbell 29 CAST Prologus eee The’ ProteanS (a2. 5. 3 ne ra AOS Ge ee Senex Me ar i pay oe et Wie cad Sake Se eee ee ee Loe eee ee a ee Domina ee nae cee ee et Hysterium ons ee ras Cae per Hero ee ey War bak ee Fee ke ech gt PE eS a ‘Dae Rickar fe Pseudoluse'is tus. 01s Oo nee Pereira Alan Rust | EV CUS: Oy ee fa. 6 So pe ere RP ea rte ra Aes eco le John Elliott TinfinaDWla: cos ek ee rs Ale eel Panacea 2 kate ee ee It Re elo Se The’ Geminaé 12. no, Se ee RRP eRe gr ek eS TE Shewh Osterlund, — Linda Radford Vibratay cca n.. cuisine os (lee tae DRO ea ee ae GYMNASIA NSS Saree soe 5)sat 3) see og EES ae ee Dysert Philia: als ae, bee ves b ek ba leva alee sua pte oeetnes Kelty ei Erronius' 25 oases MUR, rr ee om oe Miles: Gloriosus 3st, to. see RD er A REN ie Pretty Citizens: . . she eae MPs ge el Batten, Linda Sue Buckner, Mattie Coleman, Chris Huston | 30 FOE A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum 31 32 Burlesque ‘camps’ on Adrian's Doorstep Sue Shelly’s bright and bouncy style added special swing to the evening. Fraternity men (below) render ‘The Brotherhood of Man.” The risque, the racy and the riotous ran rampant on the stage of Dawson Auditorium as Cecil B. DeMille in association with S.A.C.C. presented Sue Snyder in Alan Rust’s interpre- tation of Campus Burlesque. Beginning with a bevy of buxom Burly Cuties and Snoz’s snide sidelines, the show stripped down to the bare essentials of humor and satire to frolic through bawdy blackouts, precocious puns, campy comedy ‘and vaudevillian vehicles, success- fully exposing to Adrian its interpretation of a theatre era gone by. Marsha Gordon (foreground) and Betty Behne (back- ground) butter up the audience. S.A.C.C. Artist Series S.A.C.C., otherwise known as the Stu- dent Affairs Central Committee, under the direction of Mrs. Stepp, sponsors a major event a month. From freshman welcome week to homecoming, Greek Week, Winter Carnival, exam study breaks, movies, variety show and artist series, S.A.C.C. is instrumental in keep- ing the campus up-to-date activity-wise. This year’s highlights were the versatile Brothers Four (left), Sam and Dave turn- ing Adrian “right on” to the funky chicken, and the Spinning Wheels of the Blood, Sweat, and Tears (below). 33 34 Winter Carnival Queen Contestants (right): Diane Lott, Brenda Ambrose, Judy Gold- ense, Debbie Schrock, Diane Forrest, Katrina Gegenheimer, Martha Seiser, Nannette Soper, Kristi Kiger, Becky Millar, Sherrie Cornelius. IP pare Thre fe A ee peciat a aatblapind sarees alent Winner of the Tall Tales contest, Carol D’ Amore, hamming it up on stage. Theta Chi Quartet: Derrill Davis (left), Bardou and slightly pregnant John Dery. Jim VanLooy, Mark First Place Alpha Phi Quartet: Betty Dailey (left), Nannette Plawzan, Becky Millar, Jan Davis. Soper, Nancy The Bert Parks and Bess Myerson of the Adrian Alan Rust and Mary Ann Goethal. scene: First Place Sigma Alpha Epsilon Ensemble: Max Nofziger, Steve Swigart, Roger Jones. 35 Miss Becky Millar Miss Diane Lott ; THE COURT Miss Kristi Kiger Miss Diane Forrest 38 Celebrity Series Beauty and brilliance, manifesting them- selves in artistic creation ... dance, music, theater ... the fine arts. Introducing Adrian to the aesthetic is the Celebrity Series Pro- gram, bringing such renown craftsmen as (clockwise from left) the Royal Winnipeg Ballet, Karl Haas, Clebanoff Orchestra and Strings and the Roger Wagner Chorale to create a cultural collage for interested Adrian audiences. Parents: Weekend Right: (top) Gymnastics club performs for parents. (Midd'e) Phil Rhinehart and parents examine student art show. (Bottom) Parents attend Sunday morning chapel service. SACC decorates for Sunday afternoon on-the-mall Band Concert and Ice Cream Social. eee Named outstanding by AWS Nancy Winar, left, accepts Oustanding Senior Award from Association of Women Students President Wendy Baptiste. Also honored for their academic excellence and student life contributions were Barb Creedon, Outstanding Junior; Carol D’Amore, Outstanding Sophomore; and Barb Knapp, Outstand- ing Freshman. Foreign study pioneers At the same time Neil Armstrong walked the moon, 13 Adrian students walked the fascinating lands of Austria, Germany, Italy, Yugoslavia, and or Hungary as pioneers in a cooperative foreign study program. (Top picture, front) Sue Abar, Phyllis Patterson, Mary Treat, Jean Henson, (Back) Cliff Rininger, Mary Markel, Dave Burkholder. (Bottom picture, front) Ellen Eisemann, Lynn Ander- son. (Rear) Karen Koller, Saran Shumate, Beth Haines. Bill Evans, pictured in Graz, Austria. eseceneeeeee Se cise SOPHO re SEH Wins statewide art award — Doug Hay, a senior in art, shown with Department Chairman Mike Cassino, last fall won the first prize award in statewide collegiate art competition at Saginaw Valley College. His entry “Autumn Leaves’’ (left) was done in autumn hues of orange, yel- low and brown. a aoe 42 John Hawley proved in 1910 that it is easy to get to first base in college, especially if you happen to play that position on the ball team. Classy uniforms and rah-rah spirit lead the team to Adrian’s usual sporadic victories and defeats. What really matters, though, is not whether you win or lose ... and Adrian’s athletes have always played the game in high style. The good sport is the Adrian lettterman—versatile and growing. The game is played and the outcome is not only campus concern, but individual satisfaction. a 3 © = fe S {e) a Challenging Bulldogs score, impress, improve The relatively young Bulldog football team moved into game experience this fall and although they did not come out above .500, they were “seasoned” well by Defiance, Alma and other tough midwestern teams. Most of the snags the Bulldogs hit were not due to being out-conditioned by op- i posing teams, but rather, out-personneled. Adrian Defiance 13 Bluffton 19 42 Won 3, Lost 6 Freshman Tom Bell set a league Passing record, Jim Wallace an MIAA receiving mark. The word was out—wait until 1970. 44 sptbeceiemiestpem ere nsost ) i yom js it % 4 ; ¥ actrees % i Team fights for elusive victory backed by avid support Boost, Boost, Boost Adrian College Cheerleaders in Action Football, 1969 not pictured: DONITA McWILLIAMS COACH BILL DAVIS a 48 Victory marks Harriers season Cross country was a most outstanding team this year and in the running for many of the honors in top leagues. The harriers mapped out an undefeated season and placed third in the MIAA, with Neal Kings- bery named All-MIAA. Adrian 22 Kalamazoo 20 Calvin 23 24 15 25 DEAN HENDERSON NEAL KINGSBERY TIM SCHRECK ROGER KINGSBERY Start of the MIAA meet at Adrian. Cagers tangle with Three returning lettermen provided the nucleus of Adrian’s basketball team this year. Additional varsity returnees, two trans- fer students, and seventeen freshmen round- ed out a team strong in spirit. Lacking height the cagers made up in quickness, but were not quick enough to capture a winning sea- son. Defiance Grand Valley State Albion Kalamazoo Mercy College Olivet Coach Arbaugh (below) reflects on game strategy. Gary Barcus (right) goes in for a jump shot. JACK KAISER GARY BARCUS Lone Senior KIM RANK Rough season as winning scores evade the board CREEP ON s « ae eT ron cece de net a So eR Rel? ER Aa spa canna een ¢ Sail nce estes ee ad “ jet Pad 7m £ . 5! Gary Barcus and Gary Rank (above) battle Kalamazoo’s defense. Kim Rank (below) attempts and scores two. 53 Grapplers win third straight league title LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Mike Selleck—118 Ibs. Bob Knox—123 Ibs. Mike Smith, Second—134 Ibs. Dennis Mateyka, Second—142 lbs. Dave Selleck, Second—150 Ibs. Steve Fugaban—167 lbs. Steve Rulewicz, Second—177 Ibs. All-MIAA; Knox, Fugaban, Rulewicz, Steve Benedict 54 Adrian Defiance ua. seen 14 24 Wayne State=772.- 19 16 Olivetia tects eee ) 36 Wooster ty o6- se 9 Zo AKioriaa te see 33 i} Ashland o S's, @ hie woe ee eS Oo) 6 ie) « 4) 6 at edie) Lee eG) em ‘ay 0 O12 le? wl ehie ee Marquette’ ...34%, vaeme Bowling Green ..... 34 208) Blufiton eae ae eee 8 33 Calvin. ah oe eee 0 [6 6) mie Die @ oa eae ee a) @e (0° © 6 oe 6 ellen ene 6; @ 6. (0: 6 646 eo) 10 8 eee League Champions te oe Lg ae oy - M4 ‘ dues) ee + te wy pos 0, PSR ai vy 4 me Pry t WM Yeah eT Phat Rear � i ply Syd oh ee hi ify ke TRACK TEAM: (Front row, kneeling) Dennis Mateyka, Dennis Lehman, Bob Herrick, Gary Fox, Doug Morse, Bruce Salada. (Middle row) Ron Rickard, Chuck Fort, Tom Plaxton, Deane Martin, Roger Kings- bery, Ron Labadie, Neal Kingsbery, Kim Rank. (Back row) Coach MacDonald, Gary Canty, Harry Marok, Bruce Haynes, Ken Madden, John Cowen, Tim Schreck, Vince Squillace, Coach Flanagan. Cindermen track a close season Defiance Olivet Won 3-—Lost 5 Fifth in MIAA DENNIS MATEYKA MVP ROGER KINGSBERY 56 .. . while swimming team breaks even Adrian NaCKkSON mar. eee er 47. OS} Baldwin-Wallace ... 69 31 Albion ... 80 23 Wooster= 4 ..ee 65 38 Calvi. eee 49 54 Windsor Univ. 34 70 (Ney aos 44 59 Kalamazoo ...... 61 52 MIAA ...... Adrian placed 3rd 57 58 TENNIS TEAM: (Front row, from left) Rick Meyer, Tim Spencer, Bob Brook, Bill Irons, Sim Campbell. (Back row) Coach Arbaugh, Chamberlain, Eirkson. Steve Huyck, Steve Tabb, Dave Mc- Pike, Ted Johnson. (Not present) John Dave eee 3Y 11’ AlinausSicaes csc 12% 22 lri-stata Powe. cee 13Y2 AVY Olivet=s220. see 5 10 Kalamazoo™s... cs: 12 6 Calvirt(... 5 gees eee 9 6 Albion: 22. aoe « n se 2 6 eee eS a Cane ae a’ mt ent Ie | oe) Bike a: 6) Smee Won 5, Lost 6, Tied 1 Ms Tennis Defiance maser. es. Olivet Alma ... Oakland Kalamazoo Calvin IDIOM MEE Rtas nee. Grand Valley State .... aA NN ODON DAN YN NNODOON OWN Hope Won 1, Lost 8 GOLF TEAM: (From left) Chuck Wonsetler, Bill Welch, Scott Munse, Jerry Shoemaker, Coach Davis, Rich (Ace) Ryan, Bob Noordhoek, Bob Dykema, Dick Engel. Don Chubb, 59 Dick Johns’ five wins lead Bulldog nine PE RSET A ; Adrian Oakland 12 | Oakland 8 Defiance 7 | Defiance 2 ! 4 ] 4 | fi 4 F Ohio - Northern 9 Ohio Northern 2 Kalamazoo 0 Kalamazoo 4 | Calvin 4 9 | Albion ] Albion 0 | 2 : 0 | Won 11, Lost 9 | MIAA _ 5.-7 i 60 FOOTBALL TEAM: (Front row) Mike Adler, Vic Wolven, Steve Rulewicz, Ron Labadie, Steve Fugaban, Dave Irons, Rick Seneca, John Johnson, Ron Pero. (Second row) Ken Hosmer, Jim Wallace, Fred Wesolowski, John Parker, John Rininger, Ron Mead, Doug Smith, Brian Sc hendel, Bill Ellenwood, Mike Lige. (Third row) Joe Bushroe, Scott Montgomery, Tom Bell, John Kanka, Warren Hammeén, Bill Johnson, Hugh Frost, Dave Riethmiller, Art Manning. (Fourth row) Tom Ross, John Kochert, Ron McCourt, Deane Martin, Dave Zimmerman, Dick Engel, Harry Marok, Mike McClain, Larry Dietz, Larry Drennen. (Fifth row) Bob Lawrence, John Evans, Jim Skelton, Keith Huffman, Dick Crapser, Bruce Salada, Dennis Keller, Bob WHaggart, Bruce Beamer. (Top row) Jim Graham, Trainer, Paul Chapoton, Trainer, Coaches Gregory, MacDonald, Davis, Heckert, Gucciardo, Christian Corkle, Equip. Mgr., Mike Berthold, Manager, Ken Madden, Manager. 57 ; ‘ 4 ‘ @ ay CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: (Front) Will Peugeot, Dave Rengert, J. Mike Smith, Jim Walsh, Doug Morse, Tom Northey, Marvin Bonta, Dennis Mateyka. Sas row) Coach Flanagan, Capt. Dean Henderson, Charles Fort, Roger Kingsbery, Charles Miano, Tim Schreck, Neal Kingsbery, Bob Truscinski, Chris Christensen. 62 BASKETBALL TEAM: (Front row from left) Mike Roth, Jerry Lane, Jack Kaiser, Kim Rank, Harold Slade, Phil LaGore, John Okenka. (Back row) Coach Arbaugh, Manager Vic Onweller, Don Fackler, Gary Rank, Steve Balyo, Doug Shuherk, Gary Barcus, Bruce Haynes, Jim Groves, Assistant Coach Heckert. WRESTLING TEAM: (Front) Chuck Foreward, Bob Knox, Mike Selleck, Greg Bishop, Dennis Mateyka, Dennis Lehman, Mike Smith. (Second row) Tom Fugaban, Jim Seitz, J. Hanks, M. Worrell, Steve Check, B. Krouse, Craig Weiss. (Top row) John Evans, Ron Pero, Mike Adler, Steve Fugaban, Mike Mc- Clain, Walt Pickett, Steve Rulewicz, Dave Selleck, Coach Paul MacDonald. 63 ee eae BASEBALL TEAM: (Front row, from left) John Parker, Mitch Smith, Vic Wolven, Jack Kaiser, Craig Richie, Gregg Arbaugh, Al Smith. (Second Row) Steve Held, Phil LaGore, Dave Zimmerman, Craig Marlow, Sheldon Youtz, Art Manning, Tom Bell. (Back row) Dick Johns, Denny Thompson, Larry Thompson, Coach Heckert, Bill Ballard, Kim Carpenter, Phil Landis. And the season ends... . for another year. pDRin Stay” COLiEC, Dan McCoy, Bill Beattie. (Back row) Roger Kingsbery, Steve Truby, Dave Chamberlain, Jim Wheeler, Rob Flewelling, Bob Luce, Jeff Tope, Coach Flanagan. SWIMMING TEAM (Front row) Robert Herrick, Jon Young, Tony Strong, John Weaver, WINTER SPORTS MOST VALU- ABLE PERFORMERS: (From left) Bob Knox, NCAA finals _partici- pant and MVP in Wrestling: Coach MacDonald; Gary Rank, MVP in basketball, Coach Ar- baugh; Dave Chamberlain, MVP in Swimming, Coach Flanagan. SPRING SPORTS MVPs_ included Rick Meyer, tennis; Roger Kings- bery, track; Bill Welch, golf; and Mitch Smith, baseball. Presi- dential Award to Outstanding Senior Athlete went to Dean Henderson, cross country, track and swimming stalwart. 65 66 Excerpt from The College World March 18, 1929 Adrian has passed through a most successful season in the-field of forensic debate. We cannot help but realize this when we understand that more interest and enthusiasm has been displayed by the student body than ever before. (That's debatable? ) Professor Black, to whose zeal and enthusiasm is attributed the forensic attainments of the year, states that, “The value to the student of participa- tion in this activity lies not only in the fact that through this medium students are trained to speak correctly, forcefully, and effectively but also that they are trained at the same time to think logi- cally, persistently and intelligently.” ee ee ————————Eee_ organizations Debate Team 1928-29 68 An ounce of Adrian is worth a Mound of events. BOB BERGNER, Photographer The Mound’s office crumbled with the last bricks and dust of North Hall. We supposed it to be symbolic or perhaps even a broad hint. In either case, the staff did its best to relocate and continue to observe Adrian’s activity—both past and present. A college itself functions almost as a large club, incorporating many different areas of interest into a multi-faceted institution. The activi- ties initiated, the goals achieved and the standards set are of no sig- nificant value unless they can be recorded and kept for future refer- ence and learning. This, then, is the role of a yearbook and it’s staff— to act as secretaries and historian for the “college club” and to offer the minutes of Adrian’s academic, social and religious “meeting” of minds. THE MOUND STAFF: (Left to right) Carol D’Amore, Chuck Hein, Linda Radford, Jerry Bramble, Jan Nagel, Doris Gillett, Ray Laakaniemi—Advisor, Pat Yuille, Nancy Hootman, John Davis, Cindy Bushong. 69 ‘ x 2 3 z 70 ALPHA DELTA CHI: (row one) Jayne In- gall, Gay Lee Eifert, Carol Durre, Linda Fether—chairman, Mary Edgar, (row two) Janice Burkett, Gayle O’Bryan—chairman, Rebecca Amstutz—president, Suzanne Bv- teau, Diana McGregor, Sandy Bittner MAJOR COLE: (row one) Suk Woo Lee, Allan Turner—vice president, Craig Potts, (row two) Dan Sprau, Jung M. Choi, Tom Butcher—president, Jim Burns—treasurer, (row three) Paul Lut- tenbacher, Tim Brown, Richard Clark— secretary, Dale Brewer, (row four) Dr. MacNaughton—sponsor si ere ert SHINE ert een nr’ INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOW- SHIP: (row one) Jennifer Matthews, Cheryl Robbins, Katie Marsh, Sandy Bittner, Denny Kemery, Suzanne Bu- teau, Sharon Allred, Kathy Thayer, Nancy Winar, Nancy Finnegan, Kathy Kleppinger, (row two) Karen Allred —president, Carol Cosens—secretary- treasurer, Jay C. Johnson—vice-presi- dent, Barb Fleek, Karen VanBuskirk NEWMAN CLUB President: Jim Vail Vice- President: Jim Seitz Treasurer: Tom Bassier Social Chairman: Bill Evans Advisor: Father Bob Kerr 40 members 71 PANHELLENIC (from left) Shelley Cotter, Barbara Felsted, Corky Hill, ( Claire Kerwan, Cindy Corner, (front) Charlene Olson, Kathy Kleppinger 72 STUDENT GOVERNMENT: (row one) Janet Hammill, Andrea Sun- yar, Chris Johnson, Linda Oswalt, (row two) Sally Barrett—secre- tary, Barb Carson, Jan Marbet, Martha Haase, Pam Mathieu, Heidi Froom, Pam Ruffer—corresponding secretary, Marcia Davies, (row three) Robert Harper Knox II, Robert Randels, Sanford Linden, James Vail, Frank Clements, Dan Hess, Richard Wallen, Paul Tully, Rudy Wilfong—vice president, (row four) John Donaldson, Stephen Castor, Derrill Davis—treasurer, Lynn Schefsky—president, Bill Russell front) Sue Nicholson, Lee Nuler, Helen Kropscott, (front) Candy Ruth, Lois Hawker, Janie Holland, Betty Dailey (front) ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN STUDENTS: (row one) Bonnie Kauffman, Dawn Hootman, Marcia Donnan, Dean Betty Sanford—advisor, Nancy Winar, Marcia Davies, (row two) Sue Harter—student government representative, Claudia Kasper, Ruth Bostelman—treasurer, Pam Ruffer—vice president, Sandy Warren, (row three) Shelley Cotter, Sara Cline—scholarship chairman, Carol D’Amore—secretary, Sharon Thomas, Fran Reaves, Sarah Shumate, (row four) Pam Mclnally, Chris Johnson, Nancy Plawzan, Wendy Baptiste—president, Linda Benedict, (row five) Cindy Reidel, Heidi Froom, Connie Lake INTERFRATERNITY COUNCIL: (row one) Gary Hayes, Erwin Brown, Eric Mastny—treasurer, Larry Kroah—secretary, Don lams, Rich Isaac, (row two) Doug Law, Bob Hoffmeister, Mike Mann, Brian Macomber, Gordon Provenzano, Steve Cravens— vice president, Bill Baum—president COMMUTERS CLUB: Ron Gramling, Jennifer Matthews, Gary Bartlett CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CLUB: (row one) Pat Smith, Bruce Simon, Sue Hawkins, (row two) Dr. Ross Latham—advisor, Dave Lowe, Dr. Maurice Jay—advisor SOCIOLOGY CLUB: (row one) Becky Rathburn, Sarah Hebebrand, Cheryl Ulm, Linda MacLachlan, (row two) Tom Butcher, Sandy Warren, Brenda Jameson, Shelley Cotter, Debbie White, Kathy Gould, Nancy Carless, Jan Wilson, Deb Smith, Jan Guhl, Brenda Ambrose, Dave Ferrington, (row three) Watson Clark, Bill Russell, Chris Christensen, Jim Burns, Fred Hicks, Dick Immers 74 YOUNG REPUBLICANS: (back row) John Alm- stadt—vice president, Dave Allen, Barb Low- ell, Mike Schmalhurst—president, Jerry Bram- ble, (middle row) Jen Loar, Patsy Britsch, Glennys Burns, Marsha McAdow, Betsy Co- burn, Debbi Bliss, (front row) Mindy Wumer, Jan Chapman, Jean Thomas VETERANS CLUB: (row one) Peter Larsen, Dave Walter, Dan Braunstein—faculty advisor, Steve Freckleton, Dennis Pepoy, Job Winters, (row two) Alan Kresge, Alan Litwin, Erwin Brown, Larry Wine, Dan Jones, Robert Hawk, Darwyn Sanborn, Robert Kramer, Darrell Lowery 75 Red be SE bi back SisS oS 55 SES DESILSSE REA LEESL CAAA LL Ee STUDENT AFFAIRS CENTRAL COMMITTEE: Craig Davis, Sarah Shumate, Fred Stoye, Mary Ann Goethel, Al Rust, Jim Campbell, John Schott, Tom Gormly President: Derrill Davis Vice President: Doug Carter ADRIAN COLLEGE SINGERS Secretary: Sammie Church Treasurer: Bill Baum Advisor: Dr. Arthur Jones 42 members 76 ASAAAE LIAL SIR ASAW ABLE AA OO SANA SI ERSTE TENS B TPA OPES ASAE ATUL STEERER hie ERAS TEES BREE Rb LR el LIARS RAat Laat Rete a? ae p= é STUDENT AFFAIRS CENTRAL COMMITTEE: Dave Tinney, Cindy Corner, Lynn Ward, Steve Bruns, Ginny Gaino, Cheryl Osterlund, Mrs. loan Stepp— director of student activities PHI MU ALPHA: (left to right) Mr. Goolian, Karl Schilling, Dave Guldin, Ron Gardner, (seated), Ralph Boggess, Roger Voight, Ron Rickard, Keith Knowles, Tim Smith, Dave Ripper, Tim Voorhees, John Schott, Dean Walters, Jack Charlefour, (seated) Dave Flack, Dave Dougherty, Don Baker, Bruce Taylor, Dan Sprau, Don Vigatovic, Cliff Rininger, Don Bloomfield | i } RR BERL 77 78 FORENSICS CLUB: (row one) Gay Lee Eifert, Jo McCormick (row two) Brian Macomber, Garry Schwartz, Rich Isaac Forensics debates current issues HISTORY HONORARY: (row one) Dr. W. Toussaint—advisor, Susan Vaughn, Doug Her- man—vice president, Larry Kroah—president, , Bev Ned—director of forensics, as history organizations discuss events past (row two) Sarah Shumate—secretary treasurer, HISTORY CLUB: Janice Burkett (seated), Doug Herman—secretary, Gary Bekofske—vice Dr. John Davis, Don Cone, Darlene Speaker president, Bob Barnes, Larry Kroah, Mr. Charles Lindquist—advisor, (not pictured) Sharon Leath—president, John Larsen—treasurer, Sue Vaughn 79 ART CLUB: (row one) Robin Gentry, Sheryl Osterlund, Mary Bruot—treasurer, Carol Marko—secretary, Kit Lauer, Gay Lee Eifert, (row two) Dave Flack, Christopher Werkman, Bob Barnes —vice president, Jim Groves, Doug Hay—president USHER CORPS: (row one) Jim Nordstrom, Cheryl Ulm, Carol Lettis, John Charlefour, Kathy Kleppinger, Karl Schilling—assistant house manager, Gay Lee Eifert, (row two) Susan Yanda, Bill Boss, Peggy Welch, Katie Marsh, Patricia Johnson, (row three) Amanda Meitz, Roger Voight—house manager, Paula Delaney, Ronald Gardner, (row four) David Ripper, Diana McGregor, Dan Sprau, Lanette Snyder, Erven Lhotka, Steve DeWilde ats x é i x STUDENT EDUCATION ASSOCIATION: (row one) Cheryl Robbins—membership chairman, Nancy Winar—historian and parliamentarian, Bob Shumaker—corresponding secretary, Deb Kennedy—recording secretary, Steve Barnath—president, Jane Ferguson—vice president, Ken Cronin—treasurer, Sally Boucher —publicity chairman; Rolf Moeckel—advisor, (row two) Jane Wesenberg, Barb Black, Gay Lee Eifert, Donna Hamlin, Cathey Boone, Donna Robinson, Carol Heer, Sandy Bittner, Diane Bortnick, Pat Stein, (row three) Dennis Bird, Nancy Krall, John Ferris, Pam Seanor, Sarah Whitehead, Marcia Norris, Mary Rozelle, Mark Worrell, Kathi Center, David Ripper HOME ECONOMICS CLUB: (row one) Kathy Santelli, Jan Ziesmer, Ellen Eisemann, Sue Plocher, Sally Burmeister, Pat Yuille, Sally Stokes, Miss G. Percival—instructor, (row two) Lee Rossman, Pat McElroy, Kandy Hoagland, Sue Walter, Sue Perry, Donna Hamlin, Kathy Kerr, Mrs. Jean Mowat—advisor, (row three) Sue Lehman, Barb Fleek, Jeannie Kennard, Karen VanBuskirk, Cathy Gallagher, Jan Wilson, Marilyn Williams, Claudia Kasper, Barb Waldron, (row four) Barb Foreman, Patti Wilson, Kathy Moyer, Betsy Wermlinger, Hat Maharg, Betsy Coburn, Connie Lake, Jan Fadel, Mrs. Sharon Eichenaver Militias vets Toms, Suzanne Johnson, Barb Young, Nan ——— Carla McDonald, Sharon Scheub, Nancy Aiken, oe Dianne Lott, Jane Crandall, Kay Gardner, Ellen: Kuick, A Mattie Coleman, Cindy Corner, Linda Stoops, Chris | eKehl Sammie Church, Kyle Wadington, (right) Vicky eres Smith, Donna Slavik, Kathy Kleppinger, arla Sasse Cheri Hanson, Mary Treat, Brenda Am- meer ag � Linda Buckner, Sherrie Greenfield, Sandra Pixley, Kathy Kerr, Linda Petty, Becky Rathburn, Ann yak, Lois Brinkman, Mary Edgar, Dianne Abeg- thy. Cassidy, Dusty Olson, Linda Wagner, row one) John Elliott, Jack Charlefour, Tim , John Schott, Brian Barrus, Bill Smith, Larry. Mike Berryman, Brian Schéndel, Anthony _ Walters, Bill Baum, Steve deWilde, Vic — rk Bardou, Dave Flack, Rob...Thomas,- Ron Gardner, Roger Samonek, Bob Mc- Guldin... Dave tii Dave. Rippate 4 = bi RADIO CLUB: (seated) Steve Lewis, Ruth Dysert, Brenda Harpel, Sue Bryan, Craig Kallio, (standing) Patti Shackelford, Doug Spade, Jerry Miller, Nancy Flory, Linda Boyers, Gary Schwartz = ORCHESTRA: (left to right) Don Baker, Don Bloom- field, John Weaver, Mr. Gay, Linda Campbell, Mrs. Jerry McDougall, Dan King, Mrs. Bleeker, Cathy Koch, Doug Baughey, Mrs. Minema, Ron Gardner, Paul Mattausch, Marie Talayco, Ronald Minema, Roger Voight, Kathy Cassidy, Mr. Minema, Jim Dennis, Barb Dickinson, Sandra Pixley, Kathy Kleppinger, Mary Maloney, Dan Sprau, Janelle Rehm MADRIGAL SINGERS: (standing) Jack Charlefour, Mary Edgar, Derrill Davis, Dave Golding, Martha Haase, Steve DeWilde, Doug Carter, Cindy Corner, Karl Schilling, Jane Crandall, (seated) Kathy Kerr, Ron Gardner, Karla Sasse, Dave Flack, Barb Petrosky 83 84 ALPHA KAPPA PSI: (row one) Don Bloomfield, Don Scates, Don Helser—master of Rituals, Steve DeWilde— treasurer, William Baum—president, Sanford Linden— vice president, Rudy Wilfong—secretary, Roger Jones— pledge trainer, Julian Viechnicki, Rich Isaac, Michael Adler, William F. Gregory III, (row two) John Sparks, Al Hearne, Dan Cropsey, Craig Kallio, James Nyman, Richard Taggart, Ron Batory, Erwin Brown, Lyle Mather, Craig Davis, Timothy Smith, James McLaren, Gary Anderson, Don Mitchell, Herbert W. Voege—faculty advisor, (row three) Paul Hamman, Phil Rhinehart, Randy Nolan, Mark Stephens, Bruce Simon, Roger Hupe, Dick Balhoff, Dean Walters, Bob Hardy, Steve Freckelton, Larry Knowles, Steve Castor PHI GAMMA NU: (row one) Linda Sass—trea- surer, Wendy Baptiste, (row two) Patti Wilson, Sue Harter—vice president and pledge trainer, Marty Knittle—president, Beverly Ned—editor ee THETA ALPHA PHI: (row one) Sue Bryan, Mike Metzel, Barb Hess, Ruth Dysert, (row two) AI Rust, Louis Saalbach, Charles Kowalski, Jan Richardson, Anne M. Church, Cheryl Greenfield, John Davis, Sandy Shannon, Jim Campbell, Mary Ann Goethal, Pete Cordero, Steve Lewis, Glen Harbaugh, (row three) Howard Pemberton, John Elliott, Mike Berryman ADRIAN COLLEGE PLAYERS: (row one) Pete Cordero, Sandy Shannon, Pat Shackelford, Ruth Dysert, Cheryl Greenfield, Susan Smith. Anne M. Church, Barb Hess, (row two) John Elliott, Betsy Beck, John Davis, Mary Ann Goethel, Jim Camp- bell, Mike Metzel, Ron Pruett, Nancy Hootman, (row three) Glenn Harbaugh—advisor, Howie Pem- berton, Allison Feeley, Mike Berryman, Steve Lewis, Jan Richardson, Charles Kowalski, (row four) Alan Rust, Sue Bryan 85 4 { ; ALPHA CHI: (row one) Sharon Leath—secretary, Mary Jo Flewelling, Pauline Stanislawski, Barb Hess, (row two) Dr. Daniel Scully—sponsor, Doug Herman— president, Carol Cosens, Karen Allred, Rebecca Amstutz, Lynn Schefsky, Douglas MacNaughton, (row three) Dr. Ross Latham—sponsor, Richard Taggart, Tom Bassier, Tim Patrick, Jim Goodman, Karl Schilling, Denny Powers, Steve Benedict—vice president LAMBDA IOTA TAU: (row one) Pam Ruffer—secretary-treasurer, Carol D’Amore, Jo McCormick—vice president, Betsey Somerville—advisor, Lanette Snyder, Debby Tonkin, Sally Barrett, Lynn Ward, (row two) Karl Schilling—president, John Ferris, Paula Delaney, Larry Kroah, Sharon Leath, John Almstadt, Lois Hawker, Dennis Dunlavey, Patricia Johnson, Tom Pryor, Susan Vaughn, Maurice Jay —EE crisbenshteetiientgemestill CIRCLE K CLUB: (row one) Randy Leach, Ted Meyer, Jim Walsh, Robert Sloan, (row two) Jerry Bramble, Dave Allen, Denny Kemery WESLEY FELLOWSHIP: (row one) Paula Delaney, Cherie Dayringer—social chairman, Mary Treat, Becky Amstutz—secretary, (row two) Jan Burkett—treasurer, Pam Mathieu, Bruce Denton—vice president, Carla McDonald, Diane Bortnick, John El- liott, Jeanne Henson, (row three) Sarah Whitehead, Jayne Ingall, Viki Mentz, Diana McGregor, Sue Vaughn, Jan Rich- ardson, (row four) Ed Chaffee, Cheryl Ulm, Mary Derr, Jim Burns 87 ee Bn ee aaa 8 : Se ROR SRA ee Cao ts 7 -— 7 = 4 eee Y pei : af Sug ae Te sy ' ; kin ae ne Pa RTH ie. 5) TAT - wer ’ = - eT VARSITY A: (row one) Ron Labadie, Ron Rickard, Doug Morse, Dave Chamberlain—secretary-treasurer, Neal Kingsbery—vice presi- dent, Mike Adler, Steve Fugaban, (row two) Jim Sietz, Ron June, Brian Macomber, John Michael Smith, Chris Christensen, Dave Ren- gert, Fred Stoye. (row three) Scott Montgomery, Dave McPike, Harry Marok, Bill Johnson, Roger Kingsbery, Tim Schreck, (not pictured) Dean Henderson—president WOMEN’S RECREATION ASSOCIATION: (row one) Linda Boyers—president, Lyn Hay, Linda Kinney, Carol Ethier, (row two) Amanda Meitz, Chris Clark, Linda Bagley, Nancy Fisher —advisor, Dorsey Barthlow, Chris Issitt, Martha Seiser, (row three) Barb Knapp, Sandy Miller, Carol Bird, Ellen Werstler, Julie Fritz, Kay Johnson, Janice Kirch, Cathy Mumby, Marie Copley, (row four) Judy Robertson, Cindy LoMaglio, ‘Kathy Kleppinger, Stella Patton, Claudia Holiday, Jan Guhl, Sarah Shumate—vice president, Betsy Fisher, Cindy Riedel, Janice Pose, (row five) Rhea Gilbert—secretary, Gail Aichroth, Kandy Ruth, Sherry Speyer, (row six) Diane Frazier, Susan Wisner, Linda Greenich, Marlene Yoder—treasurer, Linda Olsen, Marge Stutz, Beth Hasselschwert on Some MAJORS CLUB: (row one—front to back) Ginny Gaino (side) Sandy Miller, Ellen Werstler, Linda Greenich, Margie Stutz, Jan Taylor, Claudia Holiday, Lois Hawker, (row two) Chris Huston, Janis Northart, Liz Ewing, Gail Taylor, Lyn Hay, Cindy LoMaglio, Jill Stahl, (row three) Pam Berberick, Nancy Patterson, Malene Yode, Barb Knapp, Linda Boyers, Stella Patton, Peg Smith, Connie Young, Nancy Plawzan, (row four) Betsy Fisher, Sandy Wojciak, Linda Kinney, Carol Ethier, Nancy Hootman, Heidi Froom, Judy Robertson, and Mrs. Walsh (side) SKI CLUB: (row one) Martin Becker, Kathy Kleppinger— publicity chairman, Ruth Farrington, Lynette Olds, Pam Per- rone, Gayle O’Brien, Sharon Spitznaugle, Phil Rhinehart, (row two) James Wheeler, Chris Issitt, Steve Wade—president, Margy Batten, Janet Sim, Becky Thompson, Cyndy Allen, Maggie Shepherd—secretary-treasurer, Don Cardwell, Folke Boman, Jerry Bramble Writing, teaching, and exploring keynote clubs THE COLLEGE WORLD STAFF: (right to left) Dave Tinney—Editor, Pam Ruffer, Bill Russell, Linda MacLachlan, Sandy Warren, Sue Henry, Paul Gorsuch, Dianne Peugeot, Sally Barrett KAPPA DELTA PI: (row one) Edmund Chaffee—treasurer, Cindy Corner—secretary, John Almstadt—president, Dot Juday—vice president, Dennis Dunlavey— historian, (row two) Dorothy Ewald, Tim Patrick, Nancy Keller, Steve Bernath, Dawn Hootman, Rolf Moeckel—advisor BETA BETA BETA BIOLOGICAL SOCIETY: (from left) Eric Olson, Mary Olson, Dave Gnaedinger, Ernest Ellenwood, Roger Voight, Joe Waling, (front) Mark Bardou, Jim Goodman, Tim Patrick, (front) Gene Michalenko, Dave Piroli, (front) Bruce Taylor, Nadine Fowler, Typha Latifolia, (cattail) Ja mes Longley, Sue McCandless, Gay Lee Eifert, Mary Jo Flewelling, Jeanne Henson, Dr. Wu, Dr. Peelle, Dr. Pickering, Dr. Xavier, Paul Hayes, Dr. Husband. et 9| 92 Social science ... gay tymes. Sixteen and one half bodies in a phone booth ... goldfish swal- lowers. Honkey-tonks ... put another nickel in, in the nickelodeon ... Yesterday and_ today aren't so different. Pledge raids ... paint the rock. Keggers ... hell week. Fraternities brotherhood. Philanthropic work ... serenades. Sororities ... sisterhood. Lavaliers ... pins. Spring formal ... Greek week. The idea not to stereotype, but to encourage individuality. The individual identifies with a group, the group be- comes the catalyst for the individual in campus life. © oD ® E O =) © — © = a Late 1800's — jo) NO? = LoS) RS ee er OODOONAOA COONAN WN = . Allison Feeley . Barb Dickinson . Sandy Warren . Susan Speer . Diane Forrest . Shelley Cotter Linda Radford Pat Davis Debbie Silhol Sandy Beaubien . Sandy Glines . Ginny Gaino . Leslie Singer . Jeffy Embree Pat Orfitelli . Mary Ann Goethal . Irene Fox . Becky Rose . Karen Hruby Nanette Soper 21. 22. 23: 24. 7S. 26. 27. 28. 292 30. 3). 32: 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. Ellen Werstler Sarah Shumate Cindy Yates Bobbi Zeleznik Sue Hawkins Margaret Teach Mary Ann Frits Andrea Sunyar Kathy Stevenson Regina Baill Jane Johnson Jean Fossler Diane Eaton Anne Allinger Audrey Smith Marsha Slais Pam Berberick Barb Black Jan Douglas Nancy Plawzan Al. 42. 43. 44, 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. Ss 2s D3: 54. fo}. 56. levi 58. spp 60. Sara Coppus Paula Spivak Jan Stehman Jill Stahl Lani Bibbs Cheryl Voye Kelley Hoffman Sheryl Osterlund Penny Martin Jan Davis Nola Bunton Chris Jones Sarah Hebebrand Barb Knapp Sherry Speyer Becky Millar Sue McSeveny Debbie White Shirlee Toland Nancy Patterson . . . Cia ies amid delta eta of October 10, 1872 Local—May, 1961 National— Founded ey ty ae PEWS eT FEPTERFERT 4 Pe ANG erare gamma mu of Alpha Sigma Alpha Founded: Local—March 5, 1965 National—-November 15, 1901 : 96 = 20. ils 772. Kathy Santelli Lynda Calkins Sue Scott Beth Hasselschwert Lee Nuler Kay Johnson Sally Boucher Jan Markel Sally Burmeister Chris Issitt Jan Krill Marti Fowler Cindy LoMaglio Jen Lawson Chris Kuhl Sharon Eichenaver Pat Yuille Jan Garrison Jean Wells Jane Drury Patti Buschell Ellen Eisemann 23. 24. 25. 26. 27k. 28. P E). 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. Al. 42. 43. Karen Kelley Cathy Koch Nancy Winar Barb Creedon Kay Skinner Paige Leckie Jean Thomas Mrs. Richard Youngs Jan Groff Carol D’Amore Linda Olsen Peg Melzow Mary Rozelle Liz Dermer Mary Brenner Mary Aldridge Helen Kropscott Barb Fleek Barb Koch Sharon Thomas Betsy Coburn 44. Pam Priebe 45. Gretchen Siferd 46. Jane Holland 47. Jody Kahle 48. Peg Smith 49. Karen VanBuskirk 50. Debbie Herd 51. Pat Newton 52. Marcia Miner 53. Sara Cline 54. Kit Hollinger 55. Mary Maloney 56. Lynn Shuler 57. Katie Marsh 58. Cindy Bushong 59. Carol Lettis 60. Susan Lehman 61. Cathie Mumby 62. Judy Osborn 63. Connie Lake 64. Debbie Lundy 97 mu zeta of Chi Omega Founded: Local—April, 1961 Barb Serbinski Linda Bills Becky Howlett Jan Kuehne . Pam Sammis . Susan Jones . Diane Noack . Debbie Martin . Betsy Haynosch Debbie Whitson . Jan Hammill . Sue Walter . Sharon King . Betsy Wermlinger . Marsha Knull . Ellen Kucik . Caro Nickel . Beverly Hardy . Jenny Harless . Charlene Hyde . Glenda Byrd . Ann Nagel . Jill Bernhardy . Dianne Peugeot . Sherie Cornelius . Bobbi Jo Benton . Barb Carson . Carolyn Funk - Dianne Lott . Kris Kiger . Audrey Rhein National—April 5, 1895 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44, 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. Nl 2: By 54. 55. 56. BY 58. ys), 60. 61. 62. Ann Dudyak Becky Rathburn Carolyn Jones Becky White Brenda Ambrose Cindy Matthews Sheila Hogue Debbie Tonkin Corky Hill Kathy Moyer Jane Loechel Carol Rouault Marty Pratley Lynn Ward Judie Goldense Sandy Walker Jan Winner Debbie Collins Sally Barrett Carol Wonderly Harriet Moorhead Cindi Gilmore Jan Ziesmer Lee Rossman. Candy Myers Renee Isaac Judy Kreissel Jan Saunders Patti Wilson Sue Beale Debbie Carpenter 99 100 oO OnNOanhkwhndD — epsilon xi of Sigma Kappa Founded: Local—March, 1969 National—November 9, 1874 . Sue Harter . Nancy McKinnie . Linda Sass Linda Kinney . Cindy Riedel . Nikki Kisseberth -Barb Foreman Vici Goettsche . Lynne Parrott . Becky Jessup . Pam Zang 2. Linda Bagley . Dawn Rowland . Lois Tansey . Sue Wallace . Fran Reaves . Stella Patton (on horse) . Judie Copeland . Jen Loar . Marge Stutz . Barb Felsted . Sue Smith . Marlene Yoder . Cheryl Robbins . Kandy Ruth . Kyle Wadington . Ruth Farrington . Sammie Church . Carol Bernardo Not Pictured Cheryl Greenfield Louise Erb Barb Waldron Roni Wancho Kathy Kleppinger Sharon Spitznaugle ei ae. oe Be a % : en ae 4 | ad ] 2: 3 4. 5) 6 7 8 9 10 1] 12 13 14 15 16 Ue 18 . Marilyn Williams Martha Haase . Carol C. Lawrence Janie Barcalow . Charlene Olsen . Marcia Toms . Arleen Cosnek . Nancy Carless . Linda MacLachlan . Chris Davis . Jan Dery . Evie Drews . Karen Graham . Becky Thompson . Cherie Hanson . Barb McFee . Pat Mustain . Cathy Dickinson . Linda Clark . Mary Ann Newman . Chris Frederick . Caryl Johns . Phyllis Patterson . Jan Wilson . Netsy Jacobson . Roxie Fisher . Jan lrey . Sue Kingsley . Lynn Anderson . Terry Sturman . Pat McElroy . Brenda Lane . Harris McComb . Cindy Jones . Nancy Aiken . Marcia Norris a - se a sy “ + Sema i . Sue Thornally . Sharon Hoffman . Betty Behne . Linda McGrath . Pat Edgington . Jan Jones . Kathy Gould . Karen Wedge . Lynn Taylor . Pat Smith . Ann Larson - Claire Kerwan . Joanie Kernig . Cindy Corner . Sue Nicholson . Julie Fritz . Debbie Morgan . Barb Christensen . Nancy Schlatter . Marie Copley . Linda Jenzen . Jane Lee . Sue Plocher . Joanie Hasenflue . Sue Perry . Cindy Allen . Cindy Gallagher . Marty Crampton . Lois Brinkman . Chris Johnson . Judy Robertson . Beth Haines . Marsha McAdow . Jane Priestley . Mergaret Shepherd gamma delta of Sigma Sigma Sigma Founded: Local—February 3, 1961 National—April 20, 1898 Rush, and everyone has to decide, in the manner of Jackie Kennedy, whether or not to “go Greek.” Anticipation and nervous excitement mount until the Union explodes on bid day with scream- ing, shouting bodies declaring their choices. This is only the beginning of many activities that involve Greeks on campus. Phi Kaplympics (opposite page) is a major event for sororities in which the girls are challenged to prove their prowess in sloshing through the mud, swinging mackerels, cracking eggs and the art of remaining gorgeous in the face of whipped cream. Phi Kaplympics 105 Greek Week Three-legged race ... pogo sticks, roller skates, tricycles ... rope pull ... can piling ... log sawing ... kite flying ... bed race ... all add up to skinned knees, tired feet, sore hands, but high spirits for a Greek Week. Promoting competition as well as camaraderie, Greek Week not only strengthened Panhellenic and_ Inter- fraternity bonds, exemplified by the end-of-the- week banquet, but had a philanthropic purpose in mind with admission charged for Spring Sing going to a memorial fund for a community swim- ming pool. Jim Grove “can” do it and does!!! Linda Kinney and Marlene Yoder prove that 3 legs are better than 1. 7 106 The talents of Sigma Kappa sorority and Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity (left) formed part of the Spring Sing effort which netted a sizeable amount for memorial fund. Doug Law (right) presents check to pool representative Richard Yenor. Heave-ho and away go the Stick-to-it-iveness gives TKE the “jump” on things. Sigs rally to victory in weekend contest: Alpha Sigs with first place in Rope Pull. i 107 fr ttaer ite ca, Oe ee AP zo Sy alpha nu of igma Phi Alpha $ Paul Hayes Doug Herman Steve Bernath Bob Shumaker Gary Bekofske “ John Elliott Jim Wellman Kevin Wagemaker Jim Burns | 10. Phil Sanborn 11. John Ferris 12. Jung Choi 13. Larry Kroah 14. John Orr 15. Craig Potts OMONAMRWON BBS, gamer geancncant Rae EE Pa es � Bi = “ar Se ae a - 3 ‘ q ,. oT aa ee a rea wa ee. ee | CONAMARYONS John Parker Scott Miller Pete Gluklick Steve Cravens Don Neale Al Ramirez Mike Edington . Bruce Herd . Gary Anderson . Mike Matheny . Noel Negelspach . Bob Grund . Doug Smith . Mike Lige . Bill Gregory . Hal May . Dick Sweebe . John Toad VAnVa Ji9q't 11 tt alpha mu of 19. . Fred Wesolowski . Ken Hosmer . Mike Adler . Dave McPike . Joe Antoon . Duane Silvis . Daryl Garvin . Craig Richie . Ed Peshke . Doug Hay . Al Spinelli . Chuck Sheets . Bill Dixon . Gary Canty . Vie Victor . John Donaldson . Gil Brakeman E. J. Brown Alpha Tau Omega Founded: Local—November 21, 1881 National—December 11, 1865 ao 4 4 r n kat MP ENG ae AR ee Le : Es § is - he Z i ss Pa a = � fe - ” - ” 7 = - : rns = rns © Seen gg mnanmetnninempnnmereenwremgier A occa eaeecnen em st oars oi een tater aad TR ae et ieetnlnenieceninncenniiaene’ alla! Sill ccsccie. ermeoneens a Tenn EC NGE Seee e es Power b — ory beta nu of Phi Kappa Sigma Founded: Local—Fall of 1966 National—October 19, 1850 Don Chubb . Bill Baum . Jim Bell . Steve Clark . Tom Rupp . Drake Davis Jeff Wolfe Fred Allen . Doug Norris Ron Wonson . Pat Larson . Jim Vail . Don Durtis . John McCune . Randy Mealer . Steve Bruns . Bob Hoffmeister . Jim Nyman . Pete DeWitt . Jim Livesay . Howard Vreeland . Doug Law . Dan McCoy . Steve Check . Dennis Mateyka . Randy McCune . Scott Pfhaler . Jim Seitz 29. John Young Not Pictured Tom Butcher sane apetant So I aaa oe TRO ae AN ‘ Se? ee es See NODE beter AHR Ow. zeta lambda of Pi Kappa Alpha Founded: Local—May 1, 1965 National—March 1, 1868 1. Dave Flack 18. Bob Trazinski 2. Doug Morse 19. Ken Cronin 3. Robert Thomas 20. Eric Mastny 4. Mike McCullough 21. Paul Skinner 5. Dennis Bird 22. Charles Healy 6. Brian Macomber 23. David Chamberlain 7. John Santelli 23. Jim Lautzenhieser 8. John Downes 25. Douglas Shuherk 9. Gary Fox 26. Louis McMurray 10. Alin Maxon 27. John Schott 11. Lyle Camron 28. Steve Semple 12. Dick Balhoff 29. Mike Roth 13. Chris Winnie 30. Ronald Pruett 14. David Ripper Not Pictured 15. Hugh Lesnet Mike Bloom 16. Keith Raske Valentin Bezugly 17. John Okenka Howard Pemberton 114 Sigs Se) te, See A SCamawTankwnd — michigan alpha of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Founded: Local—January 27, 1887 National—March 9, 1856 . George Moyer . Dan Farnol . Don lams . Gordy Provenzano . Ron June . Greg Bishop . Greg Frost . Jack Golding . Chuck Neidhardt . Gary Rank . Bill Smith . Harry Kocher . Jack Kaiser . Walt Pickett . Ron Mead . Steve Swigart . A. Michael Smith . Rudy Wilfong . Calvin Butterworth . Bill Greenlee . Doug Jahn . Steve Balyo . Rick Meyer . Michael Smith . Tom Schreuder . Chuck Leutwiler . Cliff Mt. Joy . Jim Pyle . Dale Meninga . Jim Graham . Steve Fugaban . Chuck Gordon . Ron Labadie . Rick Jones . Kelly Theissen . Brian Schendel . John Lloyd . Larry Gallagher . Don Parsons . Mike Dick . Phil Smathers . Jim Byrem . Jim Groves . Paul Gorsuch . Chuck Forward . Len Tonjes . Kim Riester Ron Munse . Kim Frey . Tim Patrick . Lynn Schefsky . Mike Robbe . Jim Douglass . Tom Dekker . Steve McWethy . Max Nofziger ee” Cr accom mann BRWON—-OCVOMANADSWN = . Joe Dominique . Wayne Kodey . Dennis Stacy . Mrs. Rowland - Rob Flewelling . Chips Greenfield Alan Kresge . Gary Levicky . George Zumbro Chris Emshoff . Cliff Eslyn . Ted Herkowitz Jerry Shoemaker Mike Mann . John Leppelmeier . Steve Lewis . Jim Dennis . Ken Miller . David Williams . Joel Whitfield . Bob Semmons . Chuck Deshais . Job Winters . Gary Hayes . Roger Goranson . Bob Brook . Mort Judd Hehe 44 hed ede Bab de he belo bibe Cc o io theta omicron of Local—March, 1960 National—January 10 Founded: fe Pen ee we Tau Kappa Eps 120 zeta beta of Theta Chi Founded: Local—October 24, 1964 National—March 1, 1866 1. Ron Batory 26. Roger Hupe 2. Roger Kingsbery 27. Mike Schmalhurst 3. Steve Tabb 28. John Dery 4. Jim Walsh - 29. Dick Cloud 5. Tom Repp 30. Mike Metzel 6. Bill Neville 31. Craig Davis 7. Jerry Hinkel 32. Gary Brewer 8. Steve Yeater 33. Jim VanLooy 9. Dean Henderson 34. Bill Russell 10. Noble Diller 35. Tom Robinson 11. Charles Hein 36. Steve Wolfe 12. Jim Doyle 37. Dick Wilson 13. Gerald Thompson 38. Chris Christensen 14. Tom Lewis 39. Carl Fischer 15. Stan Krajenke 40. Bob Guy 16. Pierce Seiler 41. Ted Johnson 17. Ken Smith 42. Dan Jones 18. John Eirkson 43. Jim Dyson 19. Jack Maiden 44. Hal Gearig 20. Tom Dietrich 45. Greg Atwater 21. Derrill Davis 46. Will Peugeot 22. Fred Stoye 47. Peter Hill 23. Rollie Christensen 48. Alan Rust 24. Don Lee 49. John Ellenwood 25. Ken Dunlap 50. Jeff Pinkham 121 122 Asa H. Mahan D.D., L.L.D. Doctor of Divinity and Professor of Mental and Moral Science, Asa Mahan served as presi- dent of Adrian College twice, with a leave of absence in the interim, during which time it is said he advised President Lincoln on matters of the day. Although it is easy to deem figures from the past as ancient not only in age but in ideas, Asa Mahan was very much concerned with the signs of the times, and by today’s standards, he was very liberal, even radical. He was instrumental in promoting coeducation which was as signifi- cant in the 1800's as integration of race is today. In his first commencement address, Dr. Mahan proposed that “the mind should be taught to regard all subjects as proper for its notice which claims our attention or demands action in life.” His ideas formed Adrian’s founding principles education yesterday and today, both with the same ideals, both achieving excellence. Dr. Asa Mahan Adrian’s First President Dear Faculty, Students, and Friends: It is most appropriate that this issue of the Mound be dedicated to the memory of old North Hall. No other facility in Adrian‘s distinguished history has proven more versatile in the varied usages to which it was put, during 110 years of its existence on this campus. Every generation of Adrian's students to date have felt its presence and the vast majority found reason to make use of its facility during their days at their alma mater. Prior to the year 1942, and for nearly a half century, the college library, the administrative offices, dormitory rooms for men on the second and third floors, classrooms, and faculty offices for the humanities, social sciences, religion, philosophy and psy- chology were all housed within its venerable walls. Old. North Hall was this college’s campus landmark, long to be remembered and revered. ‘New North Hall rises on the site of its prede- | cessor to carry forward a splendid tradition. How- ever, for many of us—alumni, faculty, students, and friends—warmly pleasant memories of hours spent in old North Hall will endure a lifetime. John H. Dawson President ice Presidents DR. DARRELL H. POLLARD ee Vice President and Dean RONALD L. BLEECKER DR. ROBERT W. BROWN Vice President, Business Affairs Vice President, Development 125 Adrian's administrators compute and coordinate diverse| MR. JAMES MYERS, MISS BETTY SANFORD, MR. CHARLES MARVIN, Dean of Registrations and Admissions Dean of Women Dean of Men av hi MR. DOUGLAS BOYSE, MRS. ESTHER BREHMER, MRS. DOROTHY CUNNINGHAM, Admissions Counselor Financial Aids Officer Director of Placement and Special Events MR. MARK GARRETT, MR. KENNETH GONSER, MR. GLENN JACOB, Admissions Counselor Director of Alumni Controller 126 needs and concerns of ever-growing campus community MR. MAURICE KRAMER, MR. RAY LAAKANIEMI, MR. EUGENE MONTGOMERY, Bookstore Manager Publications and Publicity Admissions Counselor MR. ROBERT PARKER, MRS. IOAN STEPP, MR. GRANT THOMAS, Registrar Director of Student Activities Director of Corporate and Foundation Development MR. ALFRED WATERS, MR. ROBERT WHITACRE, MR. HOWARD WHITE, Director of Admissions Director of Purchasing Assistant to the President 127 LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman Dr. Jame s Hanson (right) MRS. BEVERLY ALLEN ae Ya ; La whl MR. STUART SMITH MRS. MARIANNA DR. JOSE OLAVARRIETA MR. JOHN TALAYCO FRONCZAK ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman DR. HAROLD SIMPSON (left) MR. GEORGE LAKE MR. DONALD ERNST DR. ANNA BRYLOWSKI MR. ROBERT PLOEGSTRA OR. ELIZABETH SOMERVILLE DR. MAURICE JAY 128 SPEECH DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman 2 DR. DANIEL SCULLY (left) ART DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman MR. MICHAEL CASSINO (below) | MR. GLENN HARBAUGH MR. LOUIS SAALBACH MR. DAVID CORNELL The quest for knowledge is age-old. Although the times are changing and things to be learned have multiplied at a fantastic rate, basic truths have remained the same. The realization of these truths and of life itself through education is, as it has always been, in the hands of the instructor. What tomorrow becomes depends on the way events, past and present, refract from.the educator to the student. Teaching requires an open mind, a sensitivity to life and a sincere concern for the future. It is a responsibility and these are the people who meet it. MR. WILLIAM DISBRO MUSIC DEPARTMENT Acting Dept. Chairman DR. ARTHUR JONES (left) MR. JOHN R. FLETCHER MR. JOHN F. GAY MR. RICHARD GOOLIAN DR. JAMES R. SHARP ( Not pictured) MR. CHARLES KOWALSKI 129 130 ASTRONOMY (EARTH SCIENCES) MR. JOSEPH NOFFSINGER (below) EARTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT DR. RICHARD MADOLE (top) Chairman DR. THOMAS MENTZER (bottom) eee CIT Tre Seth eees Mohair ees ina LL t Tes ov yx “— sa oe “, - Sophomore Mike Roth is up to his usual tricks in the physics lab. CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman. DR. ROBERT C. MILLER (left) DR. ROSS LATHAM DR. VERNON SHAW DR. WILLARD CRAFT BIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman DR. MILES PEELLE (left) DR. JOHN DALZELL DR. K. S. XAVIER DR. CHING-HUEI WU DR. E. R. PICKERING DR. ROBERT HUSBAND DR. EUGENE VANDENBOSS MR. PHILIP ENNS MR. ROBERT BAIRD MR. JAMES O. WATSON MATHEMATICS AND PHYSICS DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman DR. LeVON YODER (right) DR. FRANK J. FISHMAN 131 132 MRS. SHIRLEY GROSSMAN EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman DR. RICHARD WERSTLER (right) HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT (right) Acting Dept. Chairman MRS. JEAN MOWAT (right) DR. ROLF MOECKEL PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman DR. ROBERT GILLIS (left) MR. JAY FLANAGAN MRS. NANCY WALSH MR. GREGG ARBAUGH DR. HARVEY “JAHN MR. THOMAS HECKERT A al MISS NANCY FISHER DR. KENNETH MacLEOD MR. WILLIAM DAVIS HISTORY DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman DR. JOHN DAVIS (left) DR. WILLARD TOUSSAINT POLITICAL SGIENGE DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman DR. PAUL deLESPINASSE (below) a MRS. HELEN S. MILLER MR. CHARLES LINDQUIST SOCIOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman DR. WILLIAM MAYS (left) DR. JOSEPH PEREZ A MR. WILLIAM HARTRICK DR. MILLEDGE WEATHERS MR. JAMES TATE DR. KENNETH ROSS BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman MR. HERBERT VOEGE (right) 133 134 PSYCHOLOGY DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman DR. BLAINE RADER (left) RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY DEPARTMENT Dept. Chairman DR. DOUGLAS MacNAUGHTON (right). MR. TYRON INBODY DR. HOWARD EMRICK MR. DAVID SPIELER MR. JERRY STEWARDSON DR. PHILLIPS MOULTON MRS: JOAN SOUTAR MRS. PATRICIA CRAFT MISS ARLENE ARNDT SHIPMAN LIBRARY STAFF Director MR. JAMES DODD (right) i MRS. HELEN BARONE ( Not pictured) MR. JEROME POPLAR MRS. ETTER MRS. M. GOODRICH, MRS. GUGLE, Jarvis Hall Deans Hall Pi Kappa Alpha MRS. M. JOHNSON, MRS. P. JONES, MRS. A. MACKEY, Powell Hall Theta Chi Feeman Hall % ies F. fy MRS. MANNION, MRS. E. ROWLAND, MRS. E. SCHMIDT, Davis Hall TKE Stevens Hall MRS. F. SCHMIDT, MRS. F. SNIDER, MRS. O. WEISE, Estes Hall Herrick Hall Sigma Kappa MRS. R. WHITNEY, MRS. |. WILLNOW, MISS R. YEUTTER, Lowry Hall Pellowe Hall Cargo Hall GOLDSMITH HEALTH CENTER Staff me 4 DR. RUSSELL ALLEN, M.D. y a MRS. KATHRYN MEAD, R.N. Head Nurse 135 136 ALLEN, BEVERLY M. @ A.B. University of Michigan; M.A., University of Michigan; University of Toledo. Assist. Prof. of Spanish. ARBAUGH, J. GREGG @ B.S., Adrian College; M.A., University of Michigan. Assoc. Prof. of Phys. Ed. BAIRD, ROBERT @ B.A., University of Michigan; M.A., Wayne State University. Instructor in Mathe- Matics. BARBER, RICHARD @ B.S. in Music Ed., Bowling Green State University; M.M., University of Mich- igan. Instructor in Music. BARIL, LAWRENCE @ B.A., Michigan State Uni- versity; M.A., Michigan State University. Instructor in English. BRYLOWSKI, ANNA @ B.A., Western Michigan Uni- versity; M.A., Michigan State University; Ph.D., Michigan State University; Assist. Prof. of English. CASSINO, MICHAEL e@ 8B.F.A., Yale University School of Fine Arts; M.F.A., Yale University School of Fine Arts; New York University. Assoc. Prof. of Art. CONE, DONALD @ B.A., Heidelberg College; M.A., University of Michigan. Assist. Prof. of History. CORNELL, DAVID @ A.B., Alma College; B.D., Western Theological Seminary; M.A., Western Mich- igan University. Assist. Prof. of Speech. CRAFT, WILLARD @ B.S., University of Michigan; Ph.D., University of Washington. Assist. Prof. of Chemistry. DALZELL, JOHN @ B.A., Albion College; Ph.D., Michigan State University. Assoc. Prof. of Biology. DAVIS, JOHN @ B.A., Bates College; M.A., North- western University; Ph.D.; Northwestern University. Prof. of History. DAVIS, WILLIAM @ B.A., Mount Union College; M.Ed., Westminister College. Assist. Prof. of Phys. Ed. deLESPINASSE, PAUL @ B.A., Willamette Univer- sity; M.A., John Hopkins University; Ph.D., John Hopkins University. Assoc. Prof. of Political Science. Faculty Directory DISBRO, WILLIAM @ B.S. in Art Education, Kent State University; M.A. in Sculpture, Kent State University. Assist. Prof. of Art. EMRICK, HOWARD @ B.S., Geneva College; S.T.B., Wesley Theological Seminary; S.T.M., Pittsburgh Theological Seminary; Ph.D., University of Pitts- burgh; Harvard University. Prof. of Philosophy and Religion. ENNS, PHILIP @ B.S.E., University of Michigan; M.B.A., M.A., University of Michigan. Instructor in Mathematics. ERNST, DONALD @ B.A., Arizona State University; M.A., Kent State University. Assist. Prof. of English. FISHMAN, FRANK @ B.S., University of Illinois; M.A., Harvard University; Ph.D., Harvard University. Assoc. Prof. of Physics. FLANAGAN, JAMES @ B.S., Springfield College; M.Ed., Springfield College; University of Buffalo. Assist. Prof. of Phys. Ed. FLETCHER, JOHN @ 8B.A., Monmouth College; M.F.A., Michigan State University; Instructor in Art. FRONCZAK, MARIANNA @ B.A., Willamette Univer- sity; M.A., University of Michigan. Instructor of French. GAY, JOHN @ B.M., Alabama College; M.M., Bir- mingham Southern College. Assist. Prof. of Music. GILLIS, ROBERT @ B.S., Adrian College; M.A., Uni- versity of Michigan; P.E.D., Springfield College. Professor of Phys. Ed. GOOLIAN, RICHARD @ B.M., University of Michi- gan; M.M., University of Michigan; Claremont Grad- uate School; Advanced Study, Fountainebleau, France. Assist. Prof. of Music. GROSSMAN, SHIRLEY @ B.A., Michigan State Uni- versity; M.A., University of Michigan. Prof. of Education. HANSON, JAMES @ 8B.A., Albion College; M.A., University fo Michigan; Ph.D., University of Michi- gan. Assoc. Prof. of German. HARBAUGH, GLENN @ B.S., Kansas State Teachers College; M.F.A., Ohio University; Michigan State University. Assist. Prof. of Theatre. HARTRICK, WILLIAM @ B.A., University of Toledo; M.A., Michigan State University. Instructor in Politi- cal Science. HECKERT, THOMAS @ B.S., Youngstown University; M.Ed., Kent State University. Instructor in Phys. Ed. HOFFMAN, ARNOLD @ B.A., University of Kansas; M.A., University of Kansas; Michigan State Univer- sity; Ph.D., Michigan State Univ. Assist. Prof. of English. HUSBAND, ROBERT @ A.B., University of Michigan; M.A., Western Michigan University; Ph.D., Michigan State University. Assoc. Prof. of Biology. INBODY, TYRON @ A.B., Indiana Central College; B.D., United Theological Seminary; A.M., University of Chicago. Assist. Prof. of Religion. JAHN, HARVEY @ B.S., West Point Academy; Ph.D., University of Michigan. Assoc. Prof. of Education. JAY, MAURICE @ B.A., University of Nebraska; M.A., University of Nebraska. Assist. Prof. of English. JONES, ARTHUR © B.Mus., Westminister College; M.Mus., University of Michigan; University of Mis- souri Conservatory of Music. Assist. Prof. of Music. KOWALSKI, CHARLES @ B.A., Moorhead State Col- lege; M.A., University of Denver. Instructor of Speech. LAKE, GEORGE @ A.B., Eastern Michigan University; M.A., University of Michigan. Assoc. Prof. of Eng- lish. LAND, JANIS @ B.S., M.S., A.S., Southern Illinois University. Instructor in Home Economics. LATHAM, ROSS @ B.S., The Principia College; M.S., University of Illinois; Ph.D., University of Illinois. Assoc. Prof. of Chemistry. LINDQUIST, CHARLES @ B.A., University of Michi- gan. Instructor in History. MacDONALD, PAUL @ B.S., Bowling Green State University; M.Ed., Bowling Green State University. Instructor in Phys. Ed. MaclLEOD, KENNETH @ B.S., Wayne State Univer- sity; M.A., University of Michigan; E.D., Univer- sity of Michigan. Assoc. Prof. of Education. MacNAUGHTON, DOUGLAS e@ A.B., Adrian Col- lege; M.S., University of Michigan; B.S., Yale Divinity School; Ph.D., University of Chicago. Prof. of Philosophy and Religion. MADOLE, RICHARD @ B.A., Western Reserve Uni- versity; M.S., Ohio State University; Ph.D., Ohio State University. Assist. Prof. of Geology and Geography. MAYS, WILLIAM @ B.A., University of Pittsburgh; B.D., Drew University; M.Ed., University of Pitts- burgh; Ph.D., University of Pittsburgh. Prof. of Sociology. MENTZER, THOMAS @ A.B., Williams College; M.S., Ph.D., Lehigh University. Assist. Prof. of Geology and Geography. MILLER, MRS. HELEN @ M.A., John Hopkins Uni- versity. Assist. Prof. of History. MILLER, ROBERT @ B.S., Northeastern University; M.A., Columbia University; Ph.D. Temple Univer- sity. Prof. of Chemistry. MISSELDINE, ALBERT @ B.S., Marquette University; M.A., Marquette University. Assist. Prof. of English. MOECKEL, ROLF @ B.S., Michigan State University; M.A., Michigan State University; Ed.D., Michigan State University. Prof. of Education. MOULTON, PHILLIPS @ B.A., Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity; B.D., Yale Divinity School; Ph.D., Yale University. Prof. of Religion and Philosophy. MOWAT, JEAN @ B.S., Auburn University; M.A., Wayne State University. Instructor in Home Eco- nomics. NOFFSINGER, JOSEPH @ B.A., Manchester College; M.S.T., Cornell University. Instructor in Astronomy. OLAVARRIETA, JOSE @ B.A., University of Havana; Doctor of Law, University of Havana; M.A., Uni- versity of Denver. Assist. Prof. of Spanish. PEELLE, MILES @ B.A., Willmington College; M.A., Haverford College; Sc.D., Adrian College. Prof. of Biology. PERCIVAL, GEORGANN @ B.S., Southern Illinois University; M.S., Purdue University. Instructor of Home Economics. PEREZ, JOSEPH @ A.B., West Virginia Wesleyan College; S.T.B., Boston University School of Theo- logy; Ph.D., Boston University. Assoc. Prof. of Sociology. PICKERING, ED @ B.S., Ohio State University; M.S., Ohio State University; Ph.D., University of Cali- fornia. Assoc. Prof. of Biology. POPLAR, JEROME @ B.A. and M.A., Michigan State University. Instructor in Psychology. PLOEGSTRA, ROBERT © B.A., Calvin College; M.A., Western Michigan University; Michigan State Uni- versity. Instructor of English. RADER, BLAINE @ B.A., University of Michigan; M.Ed., Wayne State University; B.D., United Theo- logical Seminary; Ph.D., Drew University. Assist. Prof. of Psychology. ROSS, KENNETH @ B.A., University of Colorado; M.A., American University; Ph.D.; American Univer- sity. Assist. Prof. of Political Science. SAALBACH, LOUIS @ B.S., Indiana State University; M.S., Indiana State University. Assist. Prof. of Speech and Radio. SCULLY, DANIEL @ B.A., Ohio State University; M.A., Louisiana State University; Ph.D., Ohio State University; University of Southern California. Pro- fessor of Speech. SHARP, JAMES @ B.M., Texas Christian University; M.M., University of Michigan; Ph.D., Michigan State Univ. Assist. Prof. of Music. SHAW, VERNON @ B.S., Wittenberg University; M.S., University of Hlinois; Ph.D., University of Illinois. Assist. Prof. of Chemistry. SIMPSON, HAROLD @ B.A., Kalamazoo College; M.A., University of Michigan; Ph.D., University of Michigan. Prof. of English. SMITH, STUART @ B.A., Western Michigan Univer- sity; M.A., Michigan State University; Goethe- Institut. Instructor in German. SOMERVILLE, ELIZABETH @ B.A., Waynesburg Col- lege; M.A., Ohio University; Ph.D., Ohio University. Assist. Prof. of English. SPIELER, DAVID @ B.A., Kalamazoo College; S.T.B., Boston University; M.A., University of Mich- igan. Assist. Prof. of Philosophy. STEWARDSON, JERRY © B.A., Illinois Wesleyan University; B.D., Garrett Theological Seminary. Assist. Prof. of Religion. TALAYCO, JOHN @ B.A., University of Michigan; M.A., University of Michigan. Assist. Prof. of French. TATE, JAMES @ B.S., Findlay College; M.A., Western State College, Colorado. Assist. Prof. of Business Administration. TOUSSAINT, WILLARD @ B.S., University of Minne- sota; B.D., McCormick Theological Seminary; M.A., University of lowa; Ph.D., University of lowa. Pro- fessor of History. TURCOTTE, THOMAS @ B.S., Sacramento State Col- lege; M.B.A., Michigan State University. Assist. Prof. of Business Administration. VANDENBOSS, EUGENE @ B.A., University of Mich- igan; M.S., Michigan State University; Ph.D., Michi- gan State Univ. Assist. Prof. of Mathematics. VOEGE, HERBERT @ B.S., Ohio State University; M.B.A., Ohio State University; C.P.A., State of Michigan. Assist. Prof. of Economics and Business Administration. WALSH, NANCY © B.S., Bowling Green State Uni- versity; M.S., Eastern Michigan University. Assist. Prof. of Phys. Ed. WATSON, JAMES @ B.S., University of Arkansas; M.S., University of Arkansas; M.S., University of Michigan. Assist. Prof. of Mathematics. WEATHERS, MELLEDGE @ B.A., M.A., George Wash- ington University; Doctorate, University of Munich, Germany. Assist. Prof. of Economics and Business Administration. WERSTLER, RICHARD @ B.S., Wittenberg University; M.S., University of North Dakota; Ed.D., Western Reserve University. Prof. of Education. WU, CHING-KUEI @ B.S., Catholic University of Peiping; C.A.S., Northern Illinois University; Ph.D., Brown University. Assoc. Prof. of Biology. XAVIER, K. S. @ B.S., Madras University, India; M.S., Wayne State University; Ph.D., Wayne State University. Assist. Prof. of Biology. YODER, LEVON @ B.A., Goshen College; M.A., University of Michigan; Ph.D., University of Michi- gan. Assoc. Prof. of Physics. 137 138 Hattie L. Bates—B.Sc. 1866; Member Star So- ciety; delivered commencement address—“The Glory of Success”; married E. Kelley. Amsbury L. Reynolds—B.Sc. 1872; member Star Society; post graduate work—Lane Seminary; 1893 elected professor of English Literature and History, Adrian College; 1879-1907—trustee, Adrian Col- lege; Ohio Conference—trustee State Anti-Saloon League. Charles P. Crum—B.Sc. 1875; member Star So- ciety; married Linda James; farmer, La Harpe, Ill. Lyman E. Davis—A.B. 1877; member Star So- ciety; 1877-94 pastor, Lebanon, Ohio; Tarrytown, Rockville Centre, Brooklyn, Middletown, and Al- bany, New York. 140 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: Presi- dent Al DeRenzo (left), Vice-Presi- dent Dan Hess, Treasurer Sue Oet- king (left), and Secretary Jan Saun- ders. Diane Abegglen Barbara Ablett Randall Adams Sharon Adams Barbara Afman Cindi Allen Anne Allinger Cynthia Altman Brenda Ambrose Alan Anderson Jay Arbaugh Linda Bagley William Ballard Rick Balyo Gary Barcus Ronald Barnard Brian Barrus Dorothy Barthlow Daniel Bartley Margy Batten Marsha Beach Bruce Beamer Sandy Beaubien Tom Bell Robert Bergner Jill Bernhardy Mike Berthold Carol Bird Dennis Blazey Deborah Bleecker Debbie Bliss Carol Bonanno Marv Bonta William Boss Linda Bramble Faith Braun Lois Brinkman Patsy Britsch Bonnie Brooks Lance Brouthers Timothy Brown Dale Browne Brent Bruot Claudia Bryant Linda Buckner John Bunnell Glennys Burns Devon Burrow Mary Burton Patti Buschell Joseph Bushroe — Suzanne Buteau Glenda Byrd Don Cardwell Kim Carpenter Debbie Carpenter James Casey Connie Case Barb Christensen Christine Clark Robert Clinard Betsy Coburn Mattie Coleman Judd Collins Kathleen Collins Charles Contizano Brett Cook Sally Cooley Marie Copley eee C63: Karen Corriveau John Cowan Martha Cramton Jane Crandall Barb Crandall Richard Crapser Joe Cravens Connie Crawford Dan Cropsey Dean D’Angelo Douglas Daniels Kim Davis Christine Davis Marion Day Henry Dayringer Randall DeHayes Bob Deipert Thomas DeLawrence Al Derenzo Liz Dermer Elizabeth Deter 141 142 Quantity and quality keynote Adrian's freshman class Larry Dietz Florence Donnelly William Douglas Larry Drennen Evelyn Drews Don Dragoo Jane Drury Ann Dudyak Robert Dykema Diane Eaton Susan Ebright Lee Eglit Karen Elander Diane Elfers Richard Engel Douglas Evans John Evans Liz Ewing Ruth Farrington David Ferington Roxie Fisher Barb Fleek Sandra Ford Barb Foreman Charles Fort Martha Fowler Irene Fox Diane Frazier Chris Frederick Nancy Freier Sara Freligh Mary Frits dulie Fritz David Fritz Hugh Frost Thomas Fugaban Edward Gallagher Wallace Garringer Mary Gegenheimer Joseph Geldhof Patricia Gentry Mimi Gardner Sandra Glines Victoria Goettsche Rhonda Good Karen Graham Linda Greenich Connie Grimes Joann Grodi Janet Guhl Susan Hagerty Robert Haggart Warren Hamman Jerry Hanks Jan Harburn Bev. Hardy Jennifer Harless Steven Hartz Joan Hasenflue Bruce Haynes Alfred Hearne Stephen Held Jennifer Henderson Margene Henricks Vicky Henry Debra Herd Cheryl Herr Daniel Hess Vicki Hesterman Fred Hicks Sarah Hise Sharon Hoffman Robert Hoffman Sheila Hogue David Hollingshead Randy Hopkins Janet Hudson Keith Huffman George Humphreys Ruth Hunter Ramona Ingall Bill Irons Lynne “Chris’’ Issitt Mary Jacob Anita Jacobson Mogens Jensen Richard Johns William Johnson Suzanne Johnson Jay Johnson Carolyn Jones Chris Jones William Kammerer John Kanka ad Mary Keeton Dennis Keller Jill Kerentoff Kris Kiger Sharon King Carol King Christian King Janice Kirch Darlene Knapp Barb Knapp Larry Knowles Viv Kobza John Kochert Grant Kolb Diane Korr Robert Kramer Janet Krill William Krouse Chris Kuhl Patsy Labron Phillip Landis Brenda Lane Peter Larsen Ann Larson Robert Lawrence Jennifer Lawson Edward Lee Dennis Lehman Mark Leslie Carol Lettis Mike Lige Kevan Liss Jane Loechel James Lowe David Lowe Robert Luce George Lyne Thomas Lyons Marilyn Mageehan 143 144 Arthur Manning Gregory Marciniak Cindi Mark Craig Marlow Harry Marok Larry Marshall David Zimmerman Deborah Martin Deane Martin Penny Martin Cindi Matthews Marsha McAdow Sue McCabe Robert McCann Michael McClain Harris McComb Ronald McCourt Donald McCullough Dennis McDonnell Linda McGrath Diana McGregor Charles McKenna James McLaren Dora Meabon Eileen Meeks Peggy Melzow Victoria Mentz Samuel Mestdagh Charles Miano Barb Miller Kirk Miller Craig Miller Marcia Miner Mike Minster Donald Mitchell Nancy Moak Scott Montgomery Millicent Moser Dennie Moss Jeffrey Moss W. Muellenhagen Scott Munse Marilyn Munsell Greg Musial Pat Muzikar Ann Nagle Mary Ann Newman Pat Newton Shirley Nichols Caro Nickel Gregory Niswander Kathy Noble Randy Nolan Robert Noordhoek James Nordstorm Thomas Northey Judith Novak Cathy Mumby Margaret O'Donnell Sue Oetking Jan Ohnsman Linda Olsen Victor Onweller Pat Orfitelli Rita Pascarella Nancy Patterson George Pavlik Irene Peabody Dennis Pepoy Linda Peterson Barb Petrosky Beckey Phipps Thomas Plaxton Wayne Pokrandt Pat Potestivo Fred Powers William Purves Becky Rathburn Michael Reed Cheryl Reinhardt Barry Reinink Dave Rengert David Rex Vicky Reynolds Audrey Rhein Philip Rhinehart Richard Richardson Mark Rickert Cindi Reidel David Riethmiller John Romey Tommy Ross Rita Rubel Chris Rupp Bruce Salada Pam Sammis Karla Sasse Jane Sasso John Savers Jan Saunders Sharon Scheub Phil Schmitt Mike Schnaidt William Schoonover Tim Schreck Laurie Scrimgeour Pam Seanor Judith Seigneur Michael Selleck John Shepard Debbie Silhol Craig Silliven Janet Sim Bruce Simon Leslie Singer David Sinkler James Skelton Harold Slade ‘Marsha Slais 145 146 Conrad Smith Steven Smith Richard Smith Audrey Smith Deborah Smith Judy Smith Sue Sneige Timothy Solomon James Soltis Don Sombronsky Douglas Spade Laurette Spang Timothy Spencer Sharon Speyer Nancy Spewock Janet Spicer Paula Spivak Sharon Spitznaugle Janice Stehman Arlette Steinberger Mark Stephens Cynthia Stephenson Kathy Stevenson Michael Stevenson Linda Stoops Gary Stout Terry Sturman Marg Stutz Gail Sutherland Barb Sweeney James Sweigart Graig Sylvester Karlin Tait Colleen Tansey Lynne Taylor Margaret Teach Kathleen Thayer Bridget Thompson Dennis Thompson Becky Thompson Sue Thornally Richard Thornton Sue Tillman Robert Titus Marcia Toms Jeffrey Tope Warren Trask Steven Trubey Ricardo Truvillion Paul Tully Jill Turner Pam Zang Nancy Umbel Linda VanAlstine Karen VanBuskirk Larry VanCleve Mark Vankirk Joseph Vought Mark Vukov Kyle Wadington Robert Wadsworth John Waite Barb Waldron Debbie Walk Mary Walker Sue Wallace Sue Walter Roni Wancho Robert Watkins Thomas Watson Dan Webster Craig Weiss Peggy Welch William Welch Peter Welch Betsy Wermlinger Ellen Werstler Jane Wesenberg Rosemarie Wheeler Becky White Nancy White Sue Wilcox John Williams Keith Wilson Janice Winner Leonard Witte Sandy Wojciak Carol Wonderly Charles Wonsetler Vicki Wood Yvonne Worrell Mindy Wumer Sue Wyper Sue Yanda Constance Young Barbara Young Sheldon Youtz Sat. Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thur. Fri. Sat. Sun. The September Scene 13 14 ho 16 U7, 18 ig 20 21 Freshmen begin to arrive. They meet their roommates, see Adrian, and spend the rest of the day writing long letters home. Maggie Clark arrives with (four) steamer trunks, five suitcases, footl ocker, hatbox, three bags, goldfish bowl and purse. Foot- ball players delighted to carry things to Estes, 5th floor. Upperclassmen arrive for the academic pur- pose of checking out Estes, Jarvis, and Cargo. Dance in evening. Michigan students exclaim “Everyone here is from Ohio” and vice-versa. The rest belong to Pittsburgh. Dr. Pollard addresses student body. Deli- cious Saga supper. President's reception. Cookies disappear in mysterious quantities from punch table. Switchboard swamped with calls home. Registration continues and classes begin. Everyone joins clubs so they can have Saga banquets instead of regular meals. A num- ber of freshmen report they cannot find Jones 110, registrar’s office, counselor, din- ing hall, dorm Sy Freshmen find out what shaving cream and water can be used for and what a fraternity party is. A few miss breakfast. First football game. Freshmen show class spirit. Freshmen girls introduced to panty raid. Weekend entitled “What are hours?” or “Late minutes can be fun.” Everyone sleeps through the only church service in the chapel on Sunday, and right through the sit down meal. Burger Ranch does a booming business. College life has begun. 147 SOPHOMORE CLASS_ OFFI- CERS: Secretary Lynn Ward (left), President Craig Davis, Vice-President Fred Stoye, and Treasurer Jan Marbet. Lynn Abrahamson Nancy Aiken Mary Aldridge David Allen Joseph Antoon Marilyn Arnold Janice Attinger Gordon Averill Linda Baily Patrick Baker Deanna Baker Richard Balhoff Connie Barnum Elizabeth Beck Betty Behne Gary Bekofske Pamela Berberick Valentin Bezugly Leilani Bibbs Linda Bills Robert Binkley Gregory Bishop Ann Blakeslee Michael Bloom Ralph Boggess Folke Boman Diane Bortnick Sally Boucher 148 Shirley Bowers Jerry Bramble Diane Bratt Michael Brinkman David Bromfield Robert Brook Lisa Bryant Janice Burkett Cindy Bushong Calvin Butterwortk James Byrem Lynda Calkins Lynda Campbell Gary Canty Nancy Carless Barbara Carson Kathy Carson Janet Chapman Paul Chapoton Steven Check Terry Chrisman Chris Chirstensen Richard Clark Douglas Clark Watson Clark Steven Clark Allan Clement Frank Clements Sara Cline Richard Cloud Sandra Cook Sara Coppus Peter Cordero Sherrie Cornelius Arleen Cosnek Shelley Cotter Janet Coxford Kenneth Cronin Lynn Cunningham Carol D‘Amore Marcia Davies Drake Davis Janis Davis Craig Davis Cheryle Dayringer Mike DeAvila Martin Deipert Royce Deline Douglas Dennis Bruce Denton 149 150 John Dery Janet Dery Charles DeShais Barbara Dickinson Noble Diller Marilyn Doermann John Donaldson Marcia Donnan Karen Dorman John Downes Norman Doyle Linda Drake Sharon Dunham Mary Edgar Patricia Edgington Sharon Eichenaver John Eirkson Ernest Ellenwood John Ellenwood Chris Emshoff Clifford Eslyn Donald Fackler Dan Farnol Connie Fegley Nancy Finnegan Elizabeth Fisher Diane Forrest Charles Forward Nadine Fowler Gary Fox Stephen Freckelton Gregory Frost Carolyn Funk Kay Gardner Jannette Garrison Daryl Garvin Robin Gentry Richard Gibbs Rhea Gilbert Cathy Gingles Norma Gladu Peter Gluklick David Gneadinger Judy Goldense John Golding William Goodrow Gaylend Gordon Kathy Gould Jim Graham Chester Greenfield Janet Groff James Groves Martha Haase Pat Hackler Donna Hamlin Paul Hampton Carol Harrison Susan Harter Paulette Harter Robert Hawk Susan Hawkins Elizabeth Haynosch Thomas Haywood Charles Hein Sue Henry Steven Hephner Robert Herrick Peter Hill Jerry Hinkel Robert Hoffmeister Nancy Hootman Sandra Horton Rebecca Howlett Karen Hruby Anne Hupman— Chris Huston Steven Huyck Don lams Janice lrey David Irons Renee Isaac Susanne Jensen Linda Jenzen Becky Jessup Kay Johnson Jane Johnson Richard Jones Ronald June Jody Kahle Bonnie Kauffman Linda Keller Joanne Kerr Kathy Kerr John Kiel Linda Kinney Kristeen Kish Nikki Kisseberth Marsha Knull Wayne Kodey Arnoid Koester Kenneth Korn Mark Kortokrax Max Koval Nancy Krall Judith Kreiss| Pamela Krouse Janet Kuehnl Paul Langford 15] 152 Colorful collage of sophomores add to collegiate scene Kenneth Larson Cathy Lavery Randolph Leach Donald Lee John Leppelmeier Gary Levicky Alan Litwin James Livesay Jen Loar Cindi LoMaglio James Longley Diane Lott Barb Lowell Debbie Lundy Paul Luttenbacher Linda MacLachlan William MacMartin Brian Macomber Ken Madden John Maiden Mary Maloney Michael Mann Jan Marbet Stephen Mason Edith Mason Dennis Mateyka Paul Mattausch Gwen Maxam Jan May Sue McCandless John McCune Carla McDonald David McCaneney Barb McFee Nancy McKinnie Dave McPike Sue McSeveny Ronald Mead Amanda Meitz Sheroyln Merillat Chris Messner Ted Meyer Becky Millar Scott Miller Ken Miller Ann Mitchell Debbie Morgan Sally Morris George Moyer Candace Myers Jan Nagel Donald Neale Charles Neidhardt Don Neuroth Sue Nicholson Diana Noack Marcia Norris Jan Northart Joyce Obee Gayle O'Bryan Steve Oke . John O’Kenka Lynette Olds Eric Olson John Orr Linda Oswalt Edward Overmeyer Sandy Parker John Parker Lynn Parrott Donald Parsons Stella Patton Bob Pence Pam Perrone Sue Perry Edward Peshke Jack Peterson Linda Petty Sandra Pixley Nancy Plawzan Lily Plumb Craig Potts Marty Pratley Gordon Provenzano Ronald Pruett John Quinn Al Ramirez Lynn Keith Raske Fran Reaves Jan Richardson Ronald Rickard John Rininger Cheryl Robbins Judy Robertson ——— Sue Rogers Becky Rose Mike Roth Chris Rowley Mary Rozelle Kandy Ruth Roger Samonek Philip Sanborn Linda Sass Brian Schendel Michael Schmalhurst Bill Schneider 153 That “Soph” Touch “Bama-a-Rasha! Bama-a-Rasha! Allagaree- garime! What's the matter with Nineteen Nine? Proxie, Moxie, Green and White. We’re the class that’s out of sight! Bam-a-Rasha! Bam-a-Rasha! Zip Zoo Zine Nothing’s the matter with 1909! Nineteen-nine was a swinging year for the sophomore class on Adrian’s campus, and, following (tradition), the sophomore class of nineteen sixty nine is “out of sight,” too. The “soph” touch was evident in everything this year, from S.A.C.C. to the Winter carni- val. It’s an active but still unsure time. Inde- pendence has just been established and the next big decision is what to do With life. The answer usually is “Stay at Adrian and become a junior because Survey of the Bible won't transfer anywhere else.” Ned Schott Dan Schultz Tom Schultz Pat Sciberras Sue Scott Marty Seiser Robert Semmens Rick Senica Barb Serbinski Patti Shackelford Bill Shaw Charles Sheets Stan Sheppard Jerry Shoemaker Duane Silvis Alan Sipe Donna Slavik Robert Sloan John Small Dale Smathers Pat Smith Sue Smith Pat A. Smith Douglas Smith Timothy Smith William Smith Jackie Smith Susan J. Smith Alan Snider Deborah Snyder Nanette Soper Saundra Spack Jill Stahl Sally Stokes Kathryn Stone Marilyn Stromayer Kim Stacey Anthony Strong Beth Sunyar Karen Swartz Bruce Taylor Sharon Thomas Jean Thomas Larry Thompson Dave Tinney Shirley Toland Debbie Tonkin Al Turner Philip Tutak Douglas Tuttle Patricia Ude Jacqulyn Ulmer Thomas VanBuren Anthony Victor Debbie Vollmer Cheryl Voye Howard Vreeland Steve Wade Kevin Wagemaker Linda Wagner Joe Waling Richard Wallen Jim Walsh Lynn Ward Sandy Warren Cathy Weathers John Weaver Debbie White Sarah Whitehead James Whitney Debbie Whitson Shirley Wiler Marilyn Williams David Williams Wendy Willis Joseph Wilson Jan Wilson Larry Wine Ken Winter William Wolf Victor Wolven Bernard Wozniak Sindi Wu Cindi Yates Marlene Yoder Jon Young Pat Yuille Bobby Zeleznik George Zumbro ‘Mark Warrell 155 156 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Vice- President Mike Robbe, Treasurer Christie Johnson, and President Steve Castor. Not pictured is Secretary Connie Lake. i ae Class of 197] By this time, majors are declared and the Adrian junior is making happy progress to- ward his goals of the future, not letting the fact that he only has 7 honor points and needs to introduce 103 more cultural events into his life in nine short months to graduate as a world-wise senior. In 1920, the big campaign on the campus was “Can the Kaiser” as students felt a growing solitude about world peace. This year has been no different, with many stu- dents found in “drafty” situations, their con- cern mirrored by the faces of juniors involved in the Biafra campaign and war moratorium, altogether tuned in, turned on, and on top of campus events. Mike Adler Gail Aichroth Frederick Allen Linda Allison Karen Allred Sharon Allred Becky Amstutz Gary Anderson Linda Asman Steve Balyo Mark Bardou Deborah Barker ————— Sally Barrett Patricia Bauman Thomas Bassier Ron Batory William Beattie Diana Beck Martin Becker Judy Bell Jim Bell Linda Benedict Carol Bernardo Dennis Bird Sandra Bittner Grafton Blair Leah Bloomensaat Donald Bloomfield Ruth Bostelman Craig Bradley Gilbert Brakeman Barb Brehmer Dale Brewer Terry Brigham Erwin Brown Mary Bruot Sally Burmeister James Burns Terry Burns Tom Butcher Susan Butler Susan Call = Jim Campbell David Chamberlain Toban Chapman John Charlefour Robert Cherry Dexter Clark Doris Clarkson Jeannine Craig Gregory Clifford Deborah Collins Carol Cosens Devota Cottrell Steven Cravens Barb Creedon Robert Crowley Derrill Davis Thomas Dekker Robert Deramo Daniel Dermyer Mary Derr Leon Dewey Steve DeWilde Peter DeWitt Michael Dick Cathy Dickinson William Dickson Thomas Diller James Douglass Janet Douglass Scott Duncan ‘Marcia Dunk Ken Dunlap Carol Durre Ruth Dysert Sharon Eichenaver Gay Eifert Ellen Eisemann John Elliott Jennifer Embree Louise Erb 157 158 Carol Ethier Linda Evans Joan Fadel Linda Faflick Glenn Fausz Allison Feeley Raymond Ferriby John Ferris Linda Fether Nancy Fischer Carl Fischer Beverly Fish David Flack Nancy Flory Heidi Froom Steve Fugaban Ginny Gaino Cindi Gallagher Ron Gardner Denise Gattozzi Doris Gillett Cindi Gilmore Dale Glabach Sherrie Greenfield James Goodman Marsha Gordon Ruth Gosselin Carolyn Grant James Gray Ruth Green William Greenlee Thomas Hadden Laurel Hamilton James Hammill Cherie Hanson Robert Hardy Brenda Harpel Beth Hasselschwer: Lois Hawker Linda Hay Sarah Hebebrand Donald Helser Jeanne Henson Bruce Herd Coralee Hill Karen Hillard Kandy Hoagland Pat Hoffman Claudia Holiday Edith Holmes Barb Howe Charlene Hyde Rich Isaac Henry Jahn Brenda Jameson Caryl Johns Chris Johnson John Kaiser Craig Kallio Diane Kastelan Debbie Keefer Dennis Kemery Jeannie Kennard Debbie Kennedy Roger Kingsberry Neal Kingsberry Kathy Kleppinger Bob Knox Harry Kocher Karen Koller Stan Krajenke Alan Kresge Helen Kropscott Ellen Kucik Ron Labadie —_ Phil LaGore Connie Lake Gerald Lane Patrick Larson Kit Laver Jim Lautzenheiser Douglas Law Stephen Lawrence Jane Lee F. Lee Sheila Lenderman Charles Leutwiler Erven Lhotka Theodore Lietzke Ellen Lietzke Terry Lighthall Walter Luck Hat Maharg Janet Markel Caroline Marko Karen Marsh Jim Martin Jennifer Matthews Alin Maxon Larry May Mike McCoullough Tom McGregor Louis McMurray Steven McWethy Donita McWilliams Randy Mealer Robert Meyer Keith Miller Doug Morse Larry Mourdock 159 160 Cliff MtJoy Ronald Munse Pat Mustain Bev Ned Noel Negelspach Gerald Neill Marilyn Niec Doug Norris James Norton Charlene Olsen Sheryl Osterlund Larry Parker Sue Patterson Jeff Pinkham David Piroli Sue Plocher Janice Pose Dennis Powers Pam Priebe James Pyle Linda Radford Robert Randels Gary Rank Thomas Repp Chris Riley David Ripper Michael Robbe Michael Robinson Thomas Robison Gary Roeder Richard Rogge Lee Rossman Carol Rovault Dawn Rowland Steve Rulewicz Tom Rupp Bill Russell Kathy Santelli John Santelli Harold Satterla Karl Schilling Delores Schneider John Schott Tom Schreuder Gary Schwartz Pierce Seiler Jim Seitz David Selleck Stephen Semple Margaret Shepherd Doug Shuherk Lynn Shuler Gretchen Siferd Kay Skinner Valerie Skinner Paul Skinner Mike Smith John Smith David Smith Frederick Smith John C. Smith James Smith Peg Smith Pat Stein Sue Speer Al Spinelli Dan Sprau Dick Sweebe Stephen Tabb Richard Taggart Jan Taylor Gail Taylor William Theissen Earl Thompson Steve Thompson Jim Vail Sue Vaughn Timothy Voorhees Ruth Walker Sandy Walker Jim Wallace Dean Walters David Walter Karen Wedge Jim Wellman Jean Wells Fred Wesolowski Jim Wheeler Larrel Whitaker Rudy Wilfong Michelle Williams Steve Wilwohl Job Winters Susan Wisner Claudia Woda Jack Wolf Steve Wolfe Jeff Wolff Rose Zavala Jan Ziesmer Joseph Zilke Carol Zingale 16] Graduating class of 1924-25. That was the year that ... .. the canary and black Bulldogs outplayed arch-rival Hillsdale to a 0-0 tie and “moral” victory. . Miss Nannie Butts was Dean of Women. .. the Michigan College Press Association se- lected Adrian for possible membership. .. the J. C. Penney Co. assured freshmen women that they had “The frocks for making whoopee.” . Pussyfoot Johnson, noted speaker on prohi- bition, addressed Adrian’s campus. 162 graduates SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Trea- surer Sandy Linden (left), Presi- dent Tom Gormly, Vice-President Steve Burns and Secretary Diane Peugeot. Graduating Class of 1970 JOHN ALMSTADT of Almont, Michigan Major: English LYNN J. ANDERSON of Glenview, Illinois Major: History STEVEN D. ANDERSON of Linwood, Michigan Major: History GREGORY A. ATWATER of Adrian, Michigan Major: Business Administration DON R. BAKER of Edgerton, Ohio Major: Music WENDY J. BAPTISTE of Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Major: Sociology DENNIS A. DUNLAVEY of Sheffield Lake, Ohio Major: English KIM W. RIESTER of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Major: Political Science JANE BARCALOW of Saginaw, Michigan Major: Elementary Education ROBERT V. BARNES of Fenton, Michigan Majors: Art and History DAVID B ARRICKLOW of Adrian, Michigan Majors: Physical Education Business Administration WILLIAM BAUM of Youngstown, Ohio Major: Business SUSAN F. BEALE of Chagrin Falls, Ohio Major: Art MICKEY D. BELCHER of West Unity, Ohio Majors: History Political Science STEVEN E. BENEDICT of Pen Yan, New York Major: Biology BARBARA A. BLACK of Veedersburg, Indiana Major: Social Science ROBERT BLACKBURN of Evanston, Illinois Major: Business Administration FREDERICK BOND of Cleveland Heights, Ohio Major: Spanish CATHEY D. BOONE of Adrian, Michigan Major: Education WILLIAM F. BOWERS of Reading, Michigan LINDA BOYERS of Wauseon, Ohio Major : Physical Education MICHAEL BRADSHAW of Adrian, Michigan Major: Mathematics DANIEL J. BRAUNSTEIN of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Major: Biology MARY E. BRENNER of Shaker Heights, Ohio Major: Home Economics GARY A. BREWER of Jackson, Michigan Major: Sociology STEVEN BRUNS of South Whitley, Indiana Major: Biology SUSAN E. BRYAN of Sylvania, Ohio Major: Speech JACQUELYN H. BULL of Adrian, Michigan Major: Sociology NOLA J. BUNTON of Mayfield Heights, Ohio Majors: English History DAVE BURKHOLDER of Onsted, Michigan Major: Elementary Education RHEA BUTLER of Adrian, Michigan Major: Elementary Education MARILYN CAMP of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan 165 166 ORRIN CAMP of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Major: Psychology LYLE E. CAMRON of Clayton, Michigan Major: Physical Education MARY CAPANO of Lathrup Village, Michigan Major: Physical Education DOUGLAS CARTER of Flat Rock, Michigan Major: Music CAROL CHAFFEE of Coloma, Michigan Major: Elementary Education EDMUND CHAFFEE of Coloma, Michigan Major: Mathematics DON J. CHUBB ° of Niles, Michigan ANNE M. CHURCH of Grayling, Michigan Major: Speech LINDA L. CLARK of Dearborn, Michigan Major: Biology SHIRLEY A. CLOUGH of Morenci, Michigan Major: English JUDITH COPELAND of Andover, Massachusetts Majors: English Political Science CYNTHIA CORNER of Berkley, Michigan Major: English DONALD W. CURTIS of Alma, Michigan Major: Political Science FANNIE E. DAILEY of Onaway, Michigan Major: English LARRY G. D’ANGELO of Detroit, Michigan Major: Political Science JOHN H. DAVIS of Mt. Pocono, Pennsylvania Major: Business PAULA E. DELANEY of Freeland, Michigan Major: English JAMES DENNIS of Plainfield, New Jersey Major: Music JAMES D. DICKEY of Temperance, Michigan Major: Business THOMAS DIETRICH of Columbus, Ohio Major: Business Administration DAVID DOUGHERTY of Schaumburg, Illinois Major: Art JAMES DYSON of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania Major: Business WILLIAM EVANS of Orland, Indiana Major: Sociology DOROTHY EWALD _ of Ferndale, Michigan Major: Mathematics JANE W. FERGUSON of Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Major: English MARY T. FLEWELLING of Adrian, Michigan ROBERT C. FLEWELLING of Lasing, Michigan Major: Business JOHN R. FITZPATRICK of Grosse Ile, Michigan Major: Business CAROLINE FRANK of Bethesda, Maryland Major: Elementary Education CYNTHIA S. FREY of Wauseon, Ohio Major: Physical Education KIM FREY of Adrian, Michigan DEBORAH FREYTAG of Napoleon, Ohio Major: Social Science CATHY GALLAGHER of Lincoln Park, Michigan Major: Home Economics HAL GEARIG of Holland, Ohio Major: Business Administration GREGORY GILL of Trenton, Michigan Major: Business ROGER GORANSON of Toledo, Ohio Major: Sociology Seniors cast their fate to the wind as they set full sail on life's course. PAUL GORSUCH of West Unity, Ohio Major: Business Education GARRY GRAU of Portage, Michigan Major: English LINDA .GREEN of Tecumseh, Michigan CHERYL GREENFIELD of Owosso, Michigan Major: Speech WILLIAM GREGORY of Parma, Ohio Major: Physical Education ROBERT GRUND of Adrian, Michigan DAVID E. GULDIN of Howe, Indiana Major: Vocal Music ROBERT C. GUY of Grand Rapids, Michigan Major: Biology 167 168 BETH A. HAINES of Norwalk, Ohio Major: English PAUL HAMMAN of Birmingham, Michigan Major: Business Administration JANET HAMMILL of Toledo, Ohio Major: Sociology ELAINE HARRINGTON of Elyria, Ohio Major: Physical Education JOHN DOUGLAS HAY of Union Lake, Michigan Major: Art CAROL HAY of Lansing, Michigan Majors: History Political Science PAUL HAYES of Norway, Michigan Major: Biology JAMES A. HEADLEY of Stryker, Ohio Major: Chemistry JANE HOLLAND of Archbold, Ohio Major: Elementary Education DAVID L. HOLLINGER of Glen Rock, New Jersey Major: Mathematics DAVID A. HOLMAN of Wauseon, Ohio Major: Speech DAWN C. HOOTMAN of Archbold, Ohio Majors: History Political Science KENNETH E. HOSMER of Melrose, Massachusetts Major: Physical Education KAY E. HOUCHIN of Jackson, Michigan Major: Physical Education ROGER L. HUPE of West Unity, Ohio Major: Business CYNTHIA JONES ef Adrian, Michigan CHARLES HEALY of Southfield, Michigan Major: Psychology CAROL L. HEER of Bryan, Ohio Major: Elementary Education R. DEAN HENDERSEN of Bowling Green, Ohio Major: Education THEODORE HERKOWITZ of Southfield, Michigan Major: History DOUGLAS E. HERMAN of Lima, Ohio Major: History BARBARA HESS of Napoleon, Ohio Majors: Speech Drama BETTY HIDY of Leesburg, Indiana Major: Physical Education ROBERT A. HOFFMAN of Shelby, Ohio Majors: History Political Science DANIEL JONES of Adrian, Michigan DOROTHY E. JUDAY of Howe, Indiana Major: English CLAUDIA L. KASPER of Rochester, Michigan Major: Home Economics NANCY KELLER of Brunswick, Ohio Major: Elementary Education KAREN A. KELLEY of Cleveland, Ohio Major: Education JOAN J. KERNIG of Archbold, Ohio Major: English CLAIRE L. KERWAN of Elmira, New York Major: Spanish DIANE B. KLAIBER of East Grand Rapids, Michigan Major: Sociology MARTHA C. KNITTLE of Elyria, Ohio Major: Home Economics KEITH A. KNOWLES of Adrian, Michigan Major: Political Science BARBARA A. KOCH of Monroe, Michigan Major: Physical Education | CATHY J. KOCH of Monroe, Michigan Major: Physical Education LARRY A. KROAH of Saginaw, Michigan Majors: History English STEVEN C. LANGE of Jackson, Michigan Major: Mathematics JOHN E. LARSEN of Jackson, Michigan Major: History SHARON A. LEATH of East Detroit, Michigan | Majors: History English PAIGE LECKIE of Columbus, Ohio Major: Physical Education SUK-WOO LEE of Mokpo, Korea Major: History SUSAN R. LEHMAN of Edgerton, Ohio Major: Home Economics HUGH J. LESNET of Edon, Ohio Major: Business DIANE LIVINGSTON of Park Ridge, Illinois Major: Elementary Education THOMAS F. LEWIS of Dearborn Heights, Michigan Major: Mathematics DAVID LEWIS of Portland, Oregon Major: Speech SANFORD J. LINDEN of Southfield, Michigan Major: Accounting 169 170 DARRELL A. LOWERY of Tecumseh, Michigan Major: Business JACQUELINE L. LUDIWG of Oregon, Ohio Major: Elementary Education GEORGE MANIEZ of Wayne, Michigan Major: Mathematics MARILYN K. MARKEL of Pittsford, Michigan Major: History ERIC A. MASTNY of Livonia, Michigan Major: Political Science LYLE G. MATHER of Albion, Michigan Major: Business Administration PAMELA J. MATHIEU of Newberry, Michigan Major: Sociology RANDALL J. McCUNE of New Bremen, Ohio Major: Biology MICHAEL C. METZEL of Columbus, Ohio Majors: Speech Theatre EUGENE J. MICHALENKO of Miama Beach, Florida Major: Biology GISELA MOHR of Adrian, Michigan JEROME MILLER of Paw Paw, Michigan Major: Political Science GEOFFREY MOEHL of Hudson, Michigan CRAIG M.. MOORHEAD of Birmingham, Michigan Major: Physical Education KATHLEEN MORLEY of Southgate, Michigan Major: Music KATHY E. MOYER of Ellwood City, Pennsylvania Major: History MICHAEL E. NOFZIGER of Archbold, Ohio Major: Political Science LESLIE F. NULER of Farmington, Michigan Major: Biology MARY F. OLSON of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Major: Biology JUDY OSBORN of Toledo, Ohio Major: Physical Education WILLIAM OSBORN of Tecumseh, Michigan TIMOTHY L. PATRICK of Farmington, Michigan Major: Biology PHYLLIS E. PATTERSON of Grand Haven, Michigan Major: Education DIANNE E. PEUGEOT of Montpelier, Ohio Majors: . History Political Science Bright promise of future is senior goal . . . WILLIAM D. PEUGEOT of Stryker, Ohio Majors: History Speech MARK B. PHILLIPS of Metamora, Ohio WALTER C. PICKETT of Kalamazoo, Michigan Major: Chemistry GREGORY PITTMAN of Adrian, Michigan DAVID P. PREMOE of Lansing, Michigan Major: Education JANE E. PRIESTLEY of Pontiac, Michigan Major: Biology TERRY RAMSEY of Detroit, Michigan Major: Psychology CRAIG M. RICHIE of Lima, Ohio Major: English Adrian graduates 200 plus There is a serious side to this college business, and the last year is hopefully one of realization, purpose, and deter- mination. Having passed through the friv- olous freshmen stage, sage sophomore and jesting junior, the senior is a beacon of versatility and knowledge—ready for fortunes, fancy, wisdom, whimsy and, most of all, the responsibility and chal- lenge of tomorrow's world. Adrian is no longer the college but the alma mater, and the years spent in study will, in years to come, be looked back upon as those “days of wine and roses.” DAVID E. RICKARD of Mt. Clemens, Michigan Major: Vocal Music CLIFFORD E. RININGER of Pittsford, Michigan Major: Art DONNA |. ROBINSON of Toledo, Ohio Major: Speech SUSAN G. ROSENDALE of Adrian, Michigan Major: French PAMELA RUFFER of Bryan, Ohio Major: English ALAN D. RUST of Solon, Ohio Major: Speech CHARLES L. SALISBURY of Risingsun, Ohio Major: Business JOHN M. SAMUELSON of Detroit, Michigan Major: Chemistry 171 172 DARWYN SANBORN of Adrian, Michigan RUTH SAVAGE of Cleveland, Ohio Major: Art MARGARET SCHAFFER of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Major: English LYNN SCHEFSKY of Battle Creek, Michigan Major: Political Science NANCY L. SCHLATTER of Delta, Ohio Major: Music WAYNE C. SCHRECK of Ann Arbor, Michigan DEBORAH R. SCHROCK of Eaton Rapids, Michigan Major: Speech SANDRA L. SHANNON of Cleveland, Ohio Major: Speech COLLEEN L. SHERMAN of Elyria, Ohio Major: Sociology WAYNE R. SHINABERY of Hudson, Michigan ROBERT N. SHUMAKER of Sherwood, Ohio Major: History SARAH E. SHUMATE of Hudson, Ohio Major: History TERRANCE SKELTON of Pontiac, Michigan Major: English JAMES E. SMARETSKY of Butler, Pennsylvania Major: Physical Education PHILIP M. SMATHERS of Hudson, Indiana Major: Psychology JUDY A. SMITH of Risingsun, Ohio Major: Physical Education RUTH SNYDER of Willard, Ohio Major: English SUE SNYDER of Farmington, Michigan DARLENE SPEAKER of Adrian, Michigan MICHAEL SMITH of Watertown, New York Major: Business WILLIAM SPENCER of Adrian, Michigan SHERIANNE S. STACY of Adrian, Michigan Major: Physical Education DENNIS V. STACY of Toledo, Ohio Major: Elementary Education PAULINE STANISLAWSKI of Flat Rock, Michigan Major: Sociology MARK S. STARNER of Ashland, Ohio Major: Biology ANDREA SUNYAR of Stony Brook, New York Major: History STEPHEN SWIGART of Toledo, Ohio Major: History KURT M. THIESE of Adrian, Michigan Major: Business Administration GERALD THOMPSON Ellwood City, Pennsylvania Major: Business Administration JOHN THOMPSON of Morenci, Michigan LENDELL L. TONJES of Malinta, Ohio Major: Business MARY M. TREAT of Muskegon, Michigan Major: Biology WILLIAM C. VANANTWERP of Solon, Ohio Major: Business Administration JAMES W. VANLOOY of Detroit, Michigan. Major: Biology JULIAN R. VIECHINCKI of E. Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania Major: Business Administration DONALD V. VIGATOVIC of New Brighton, Pennsylvania Major: Music Education ROGER A. VOIGHT of Deerfield, Illinois Major: Biology JEAN A. WARREN of Morenci, Michigan Major: English CHRISTOPHER T. WERKMAN of Perrysburg, Ohio Major: Art JOEL H. WHITFIELD of Detroit, Michigan Major: Physical Education “ANNE WOOD of Southfield, Michigan Major: Elementary Education LAWRENCE J. WILIFORD of Detroit, Michigan Majors: Philosphy History PATRICIA C. WILSON of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Major: Home Economics NANCY L. WINAR of Parma, Ohio Major: Elementary Education RONALD K. WONSON of Benton Harbor, Michigan Major: Political Science STEPHEN E. YEATER of Adrian, Michigan DIANA L. ZELLERS of New Holland, Ohio Major: Physical Education ZOE A. ZWAYER of Bryan, Ohio Major: Art 173 174 Horse liniment, electrical cures for obscure diseases and anything in the tonsorial line was offered by downtown Adrian in the 1800's. Though the needs have changed and Model T economy has been replaced by the streetcar, and the streetcar by the station wagon, the commu- nity still provides the valuable service of com- merce, recreation and sustenance for everyday life. These merchants are very much a part of the college scene and integral to the community, meeting the needs of many, serving the interests of all. coo Lg = inet { Q } 1 y ou Best Photographs tor j Irv d | mm Southern ONE BOZEN CABINETS FREE OF a HY ue tee ERK R. W.. BOYD, New Edition, CH ARGH ! EVERY DAY WORK!) wall its spr ns oxbibited. Tw Fine Pancts inets, ¢ with en all for $3.00. Kk lone by instiotancoas process wuplete Views of the Late I ul Ler nd {OVER HINZEWS.) WwW iTet it § rth Main Street Grocers a full line of saul Baney Uivaveries, VEGETABLES | Fruits of All Kinds in Their Season. wn the Keep constantly on hand kinds so keep a of Parmer's till fine of ete, al reasonable prices. Oysters and Celery) epecialty in their season Ye Guarantee to all who deal with us beth m quality and price at ge Prompt de hivery t all parts of erty. v0. ‘Fifteen Years’ Snegessfal ch-One Bozen Cale} St Goods Cyeloue: { { } jer anything Produce. | Fist lass Teas, Cofees, Spices, Satisfaction ! fe W. Finch Son, Careful uly Revised, a j TAVORITE. i PIGI ORIAL | —DEFINING AND Vi hiee Neils waco wae UEILUE u i Ma Of the Engi Lat nevage. | Based on the Labors aud Principles : Groceries, Kan WEI BE x ae re ye Wika Other Authoritie: ontaindn: ba vere ah ne Thirty Thousand Warts, Co tain) Jefirred. oar Pouliry, Price FP trSpecial Nerins will be given HEADQUARTERS VOR BO OKS, § SYANIONE. PAPERS _W. _B. MUMFORD, � Adrian, Mich, 5 aan woods for the Least Muney, )Dr. A.W. Seger, is my motto Dr. Pred R. Seger. aj SEAR LAUNDRY.) Trade Physicians and Surgeons that ory customers will DR, A. W, makes a specially of treat at Fall times get : : , oan ing chronie and obsenye siseuses by elee Office hours from 9 to. 12 a, mi and 2 to 6 p, m. Oysters, FISH AND VEGETABLES. The Best K Y SCHOOL EUPFLIES A SPECIALTY. Gibson House WH. McDONALD, Proprietor. | | DR. FRED R, makes ¢ speci tricity. as Represented. Give ww eal, mie and you can save ae money by buying at diagnosing diseases of t Heart, Langs and Stomach, by the aid o Oldest first class Lanndry in the City, Office and 7 lo 9 p, m, 20 WEST MAUMEE ST. 28 CH. LONER, urinary analysis hours trom 10 t 12a. ni, TsO) By S | ‘NEXT! CHAS. NEXT! EQSCHY GWE BC VY | Sos tee NEX’ Pr! Is the war ory at Sou gh Hoch’s | Manufacturing Jeweler BARBER SHOP. WATGHES, Uae ave in the aty for a first-class Shave or Hair-Cut. Jewelry © Silver u the tonsorial line, We} sufficient to accomma- | Special Attention Given to Repairing Fine guarantee { . S } Watches, Clocks, and Jewthy. UMIVERSAL SATISFACTION! | aad ry 2 i ¢ and Dealer in Jobber and Retailer in TOBACCO AND CIGARS, Ete. ; The finest pl Wire, : ; | Smoker’s Articles, have fi date all mers, and we GENERAL NEWS DEALER | w chairs in constant ase Give peas Engraying Done to Order. aa ee GOUGH HOCH, Next to Opera House Entrance | South Mhiuin St., Adrian, Mich. | apnram, rs MICH. ‘Adrian, - - - Mich. { Jo a _ THE ONLY 81 POTOS. Sad | ( | VOORHEES! Headquarters for Et ATS —AND— «No. Ma T am the only photographer in Adnan, A}l others a “atte onde i promptly at any yo © Behe we eure eae are but | Frauds and Imitators! Capital Pen sur “plus, $100,000.00. [he Lenawee Cont ty Sarg mus Vo insure genuineness see that Chas. Fairbanks Deeorates all your Pietures. Do not permit any one to bamboozle you. ‘has, Fairbank’s Grand Growd Floor. Eva Nae Soeee | Gallery, opposite Gibson Horse. MASONIO 1 Interest ene mn Book A C, M. Cro epee ys LY, C, Harr, Cashier. Sign af tha Roe from The College World ads, index, and credits FIRS ut | il i i Tip of the Topper to ADRIAN COLLEGE Where APTITUDE Plus ATTITUDE makes possible Unlimited ALTITUDES AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LENAWEE COUNTY ain Phone 313 265-6126 Tecumseh Office: 138 W. Chicago Blvd. Phone: 313 423-2640 176 ONE HOUR “MARTINIZING” The Most in DRY CLEANING Adrian Plaza and South Main Plaza Tom Gormly appears to have been taken to the cleaners, but in this case, it's only to pick up his laundry. One Hour Martinizing offers shirt service to all of its customers. BERNDT’S JEWELRY CO. Next to the Commercial Bank ‘Adrian's Prestige Jeweler Carrying ALL NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS OF WATCHES, DIAMONDS, AND SILVERWARE. 121 E. Maumee Phone 265-2801 Engraving, repairs, and an extensive selection of fine stones are to be found at Berndt's. _- “BADR OF Lenaw ss Best Wishes to the Class of 1970 BANK OF LENAWEE COUNTY A Century Of Service 1869-1969 Adrian—Morenci MEMBER F.D.I.C. A Century Of Service 1869-1969 177 178 Compliments of ciel POES GULF FREE PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERvica AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION SERVICE TUNE-UPS BRAKE SERVICE Beecher at Madison Adrian 263-3700 ooo) PANY ae Compliments of MAUMEE COMPANY SPORTING GOODS TEAM EQUIPMENT 115 W. Maumee Adrian, Michigan HARD BAIPEY DRUG CO. @ Th 2 810 W. Maumee Adrian, Michigan Phone 263-1725 ———= eI ETC $$ COLONNA STUDIOS INC. 340 Westbury Avenue Carle Place Long Island, New York Your Senior Class Photographer Extends Sincere Congratulations lio ane Clase or eis 179 Compliments of KEWAUNEE SCIENTIFIC EQUIPMENT CORPORATION Adrian, Michigan DESIGNERS, ENGINEERS, AND MANUFACTURERS OF QUALITY LABORATORY FURNITURE AND EQUIPMENT SINCE 1906 180 Adrian Michigan 265-2029 Prescription Druggists TWO LOCATIONS 126 N. Main 265-6322 MILL RD. PHARMACY 263-2555 BUMMIES DRIVE-IN Near Adrian Mall Open 7:30 a.m. to | a.m. 7 Days a Week JASMUND APPLIANCE SHEPHERD STOLL Compliments of DUNBAR BORTON, INC. Industrial Piping Heating, Plumbing and Air Conditioning Adrian, Michigan 265-2171] to eee ree As Michigan grows and p rospers, life grows better for each generation. Con- sumers Power is growing, too, as it supplies ever greater amounts of elec- tricity and natural gas to industry and people. Growth brings challenge. We must find new and better ways to per- form our services. Nearly 11,000 men and women of Consumers Power en- joy meeting the challenge every day. Come grow with us! Consumers Power General Offices: Jackson, Mich. 182 Congratulations Class of 1970 RICS BARBER SHOP 130 S. Main 263-5002 Although today the long hair look is in, barbers still do a booming business for those who prefer a close shave. Barber Larry Bilkey grooms customer Dick Denzel. 1501 West Maumee Adrian, Michigan Tel. 265-8182 EDWARD J. BRAUN RICHARD A. BRAUN IMPERIAL TRAVEL INFORMATION AND RESERVATIONS FOR DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN TRAVEL ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD 263-4678 Imperial Travel can put you in the vacationland of your choice within minutes. There is always someone on hand to serve you! 183 184 SWENK-TUTTLE Dress Where assembly-line techniques and sophisticated machinery have been blended with traditional SWENK-TUTTLE PRESS, INC. craftsmanship to form 320 SPRINGBROOK, ADRIAN, MICHIGAN 49221 an organization especially geared to produce 8!I , x II booklets meeting the M. DONALD SWENK, Adrian ‘39 most exacting ROBERT B. TUTTLE, Albion '38 requirements for price, service, and quality. PHONE (313) 263-4615 Compliments of YAGER PHARMACY 424 W. Maumee Adrian, Michigan Adrian Plaza 263-261 | ACE HARDWARE FINEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES 209 NORTH MAIN STREET ADRIAN, MICHIGAN 49221 Telephone 263-7805 “Ace Sets the Pace’ N. B. HAYES FLORSHEIM SHOES 117 North Main St. Adrian, Michigan 265-7964 Men's, ladies’ and children's footwear is the specialty of N. B. Hayes. Mr. Hayes fits a seeming Cinderella with one of his wide variety of comfortable and stylish shoes. STEPHENS ALLDREDGE OLDS-CADILLAC, INC. | Tops in Sales—Tops in Service 265-8187 4510 W. US-223 in Adrian Congratulations Class of 1970 SAGA FOOD SERVICE | Adrian College | | 185 ALDRICH MUSIC COMPANY 142 S. Main Adrian 265-7250 | ALDRICH MUSIC CO. Compliments of KAPNICK COMPANY, INC. 138 North Winter Street Adrian, Michigan 49921 Phone 263-4654 VINE STREET FLOWER SHOP 1400 W. Maumee—Adrian 265-7103 264-7 104 Gary Fox is all for ‘flower power''—that is, as long as he's employed by Vine Street. Gifts, corsages and roses for late minutes are only a few of the shop's services. 186 Congratulations Class of 1970 KRIEGHOFF- LENAWEE CO. Constructing Engineers Adrian, Michigan Congratulations Class of 1970 GAS MAKES THE BIG DIFFERENCE CITIZENS GAS FUEL CO. 127 N. Main St. Adrian, Michigan 265-2144 JIM GREEN MEN’S AND STUDENTS’ SHOP 116 N. Main Adrian 265-5933 Mr. Green fits Cliff Yard with a natty sports jacket. From the collegiate man to the young executive, Jim Green caters to the man of distinction and discriminating taste. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 205 N. WINTER, ADRIAN 265-2011 188 Compliments of | | OLIVER INSTRUMENT CO. Manufacturer of MACHINE TOOLS | Drill Grinders Cutter Grinders Die Making Machines 263-2132 COONEY STUDIOS ESTABLISHED SINCE 1945 263-9333 South Main Street Adrian, Michigan Mr. Cooney finds photography an enlarging profession as he blows up pictures for the year- book. Much of the fine photography in the Mound is the result of his candid camera. 190 Compliments of RAYMOND AUTO SALES FORD LINCOLN MERCURY “S8 Years of Serving Lenawee County” Michigan's OLDEST FORD DEALER 215 N. Main St. Adrian Phone 265-2061 =. CEST GOODYEAR SERVICE 208 S. Main “MORE PEOPLE RIDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES THAN ON ANY OTHER KIND. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1970 Best Wishes From MILLER FARMS OLDE-TYPE ICE CREAM PARLOUR 4185 W. Maumee Street Miller's Ice Cream is Made From All Fresh Milk and Cream (not the “fluffed-up powdered milk formula). A Product of Experienced Dairymen. GORDON'S MEN'S SHOP the TOWN COUNTRY SHOP 110 East Maumee Street Adrian, Michigan Phone 263-2967 Darwyn Sanborn uses his ‘super salesmanship on Lynn Stepansky as he shows her a fine ar- ray of men's coats. Gordon's also carries ladies’ casuals and the Pendleton line in their down- stairs shop. Compliments of BALES TRUCKING, INC. ‘‘We’ll move the earth for you and put a blacktop on it’’ 305 W. Maple Ave. Adrian, Michigan ZOorZ 2 2 19] ADRIAN Congratulations STATE th Class of 1970 BANK ADRIAN STATE BANK Main Office—Maumee and Winter Streets Convenient Branches in Adrian Plaza and Adrian Mall Best Wishes . . . Class of '70 INSTITUTION OF HIGHER FASHION Adrian, Michigan Compliments of SEARS ROEBUCK CO. Adrian Plaza 192 MORRISON PHARAMCY 102 W. Maumee on the Four Corners 265-8167 Compliments of FRIDD LUMBER COMPANY 402 College Ave. Adrian 265-2177 Compliments of THE COMMERCIAL SAVINGS BANK FOUR OFFICES TO SERVE YOU SOUTHLAND PLAZA (Drive-In) 117-119 E. MAUMEE ST. ADRIAN, MICHIGAN and ADDISON, MICHIGAN 2174 N. MAIN ST. (Drive-In) Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Tee eee Eee et 24th PhDs Sheed eRe h SR ORE ee OR kl Clad GALL RAG EAALEELAGIA RE Ua Cer LE LAALL ULI EE LE LAR uc) _ LEMMA Tie SL Shea the Ce Ee ee er eee eee re rere etre ree rere he tlt rer erd ft or Poke Pere: trarere re fea eate ere ri cichaiirsitiiiii.t?. 2222) eee eee eee 194 Congratulations Class of 1970 STUDIO SOUTH 138 S. Main Adrian, Michigan 265-2835 Welcome to the ADRIAN COLLEGE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The officers and board members of the ACAA are pleased to have you join with more than 6,000 other alumni as members of our association. We hope you will participate actively in the programs and activities of the association. Your membership privileges include: “Subscription to CONTACT magazine which will be sent to you 4 times per year. (Please keep us informed of any address changes). “Use of the complete alumni files with the names and addresses of your former classmates and faculty mem- bers. Participation in class reunions, fraternity and sorority meetings, and other get togethers. Participation in one of 15 alumni,clubs which extend from the East Coast to the West Coast. A voice in the selection of Alumni Board of Directors and six members of the college trustees. An opportunity to help Adrian grow through participation in the Annual Fund. The alumni association has no dues and your obligations exist only to the extent that you wish to assist college progress. Please keep the alumni office informed of relocations, change in positions, marriages, additions to the family, honors, etc., in order that we may maintain up-to-the minute files and keep fellow alumni abreast of your progress in CONTACT. Ken Gonser, ‘62 Alumni Director Index ABEGGLEN, Diane 82, 140 BERNATH, Stephen 81, 91,109 BUTEAU, Suzanne 141, 70, 71 COTTRELL, Devota 157 ABLETT, Barbara 140 BERNHARDY, Jill 141, 99 BUTLER, Rhea 165 COWAN, John 141, 40 ABRAHAMSON, Lynn 148 BERRYMAN, Michael 82, 29, 85 BUTLER, Susan 157 COXFORD, Janet 149 ADAMS, Sharon 140 BERTHOLD, Michael 141 BUTTERWORTH, Calvin 149,116 CRAMTON, Martha 141, 102 ADAMS, Randall 140 BEZUGLY, Valentin 148,114 BYRD, Glenda 141,99 CRANDALL, Barbara 141 ADLER, Michael 156, 84, 88, 111 BIBBS, Leilani 148,94 BYREM, James 149,116 CRANDALL, Jane 141, 82, 83 AFMAN, Barbara 140 BILLS, Linda 148, 99 CALKINS, Lynda 149, 97 CRAPSER, Richard 141 AICHROTH, Gail 88, 156 BINKLEY, Robert 148 CALL, Susan 157 CRAVENS, Steven 157, 73,111 AIKEN, Nancy 148, 82, 102 BIRD, Dennis 157, 81,114 CAMP, Marilyn 165 CRAVENS, Joe 141 ALDRIDGE, Mary 148, 97 BIRD, Carol 141, 88 CAMP, Orrin 166 CRAWFORD, Constance 141 ALLEN, Frederick 156, 113 BISHOP, Gregory 148,116 CAMPBELL, James 157, 76, 85, 28, 30, CREEDON, Barbara 157,97 ALLEN, David 148, 75, 87 BITTNER, Sandra _ 157, 70,71, 81 31 CRONIN, Kenneth 149, 81,114 ALLEN, Cynthia 140, 89, 102 BLACK, Barbara 165, 94 CAMPBELL, Lynda 149, 83 CROPSEY, Daniel 141, 84 ALLINGER, Anne 140, 94 BLACK, Barbara 81 CAMRON, Lyle 166, 114 CROWLEY, Robert 157 ALLISON, Linda 156 BLACKBURN, Robert 165 CANTY, Gary 149,111 CUNNINGHAM, Lynn 149 ALLRED, Karen 156, 71, 86 BLAIR, Grafton 157 CAPANO, Mary 166 CURTIS, Donald 166, 113 ALLRED, Sharon 156,71 BLAKESLEE, Ann 148 CARDWELL, Donald 141, 89, 28 DAILEY, Fannie 166, 72, 35 ALMSTADT, John 164, 75, 86, 91 BLAZEY, Dennis 141 CARLESS, Nancy 149,74, 102 D‘AMORE, Carol 149, 73, 86, 97, 68, 34 ALTMAN, Cynthia 140 BLEECKER, Deborah 141 CARPENTER, Deborah 141,99 DANGELO, Larry 166 AMBROSE, Brenda 140, 74, 82, 99, 34 BLISS, Deborah 141, 75 CARPENTER, Kim 141 DANGELO, Dean 141 AMSTUTZ, Rebecca 156, 70, 86, 87 |BLOOM, Michael 148, 114 CARSON, Barbara 149, 72, 99 DANIELS, Douglas 141 ANDERSON, Lynn 164, 102, 41 BLOOMENSAAT, Leah 157 CARSON, Kathy 149 DAVIES, Marcia 149, 72, 73 ANDERSON, Steven 164 BLOOMFIELD, Donald 157, 77, 83, 84 CARTER, Douglas 166, 76, 82 DAVIS, JOHN 166, 85, (2), 68 ANDERSON, Gary 156, 84, 111 BOGGESS, Ralph 148, 77, 82 CASE, Connie 141 DAVIS, Derrill 157, 72, 76, 82, 83, 121, 34 ANDERSON, Alan 140 BOMAN, Folke 148, 89 CASEY, James 141 DAVIS, Janis 149,94, 35 ANTOON, Joseph 148, 111 BONANNO, Carol 141 CASSIDY, Annie 82, 83 DAVIS, Lawrence 76, 84, 121, 149, 148 ARBAUGH, Jay 140 BOND, III, Frederick 165 CASTOR, Stephen 156, 72, 84 DAVIS, Patricia 94 ARNOLD, Marilyn 148 BONTA, Marvin 141 CENTER, Kathleen 81 DAVIS, Christine 141, 102 ASMAN, Linda 156 BOONE, Cathey 165, 81 CHAFFEE, Edmund 166, 87, 91 DAVIS, Jean 141 ATTINGER, Janice 148 BORTNICK, Diane 148, 81, 87 CHAFFEE, Georgia 166 DAVIS, Drake 149, 113 ATWATER, Gregory 164,121 BOSS, William 141, 80 CHAMBERLAIN, David 157, 88, 114 DAY, Marion 141 AVERILL, Gordon 148 BOSTELMAN, Ruth 157, 73 CHAPMAN, Janet 149, 75 DAYRINGER, Cheryle 149, 87 BAGLEY, Linda 140, 88, 100 BOUCHER, Sally 148, 81, 97 CHAPMAN, Toban 157 DAYRINGER, Henry 141 BAILEY, Linda 148 BOWERS, William 165 CHAPOTON, Paul 149 DEAVILA, Manuel 149 BAILL, Regina 94 BOWERS, Shirley 149 CHARLEFOUR, John 157, 77, 80, 82, 83 DEHAYES, Randall 141 BAKER, Don 164,77, 83 BOYERS, Linda 165, 83, 88, 89 CHECK, Steven 149,113 DEIPERT, Martin 149 BAKER, Deanna 148 BRADLEY, Craig 157 CHERRY, Robert 157 DEIPERT, Robert 141 BAKER, Patrick 148 BRADSHAW, Michael 165 CHOI, Jung-Myung 70, 109 DEKKER, Thomas 157,116 BALHOFF, Richard 148, 84,114 BRAKEMAN, Gilbert 157,111 CHRISMAN, Terry 149 DELANEY, Paula 166, 80, 86, 87 BALLARD, William 140 BRAMBLE, John 149, 75, 87, 89, 68 CHRISTENSEN, Roland 121 DELAWRENCE, Thomas 141 BALYO, Stephen 156, 116 BRAMBLE, Linda 141 CHRISTENSEN, Christian 149, 74, 88, DELINE, Royce 149 BALYO, Rick 140 BRATT, Diane 149 121 DENNIS, James 166, 83, 118 BAPTISTE, Wendy 164, 73, 84, 41 BRAUN, Faith 141 CHRISTENSEN, Barbara 141, 102 DENNIS, Douglas 149 BARCALOW, Jane 165, 102 BRAUNSTEIN, Daniel 165, 75 CHUBB, Don 166, 113 DENTON, Bruce 149, 87 BARCUS, Gary 140 BREHMER, Barbara 157 CHURCH, Anne 166, 76, 82, 85 (2) DERAMO, JR., Robert 157 BARDOU, Mark 156, 82, 91, 34 BRENNER, Mary 165, 97 100 DERENZO, Albert 141, 140 BARKER, Deborah 156 BREWER, Gary 165, 121 CLARK, Linda 166, 102 DERMER, Elizabeth 141, 97 BARNARD, Ronald 140 BREWER, Dale 157, 70 CLARK, Dexter 157 DERMYER, Daniel 157 BARNES, Robert 165, 79, 80 BRIGHAM, Terry 157 CLARK, Douglas 149 DERR, Mary 157, 87 BARNUM, Connie 148 BRINKMAN, Michael 149 CLARK, Richard 149, 70 DERY, Janet 150, 102 BARRETT, Sally 157, 72, 86, 90, 99 BRINKMAN, Lois 141, 82, 102 CLARK, Steven 149,113 DERY, III, John 150, 121, 34 BARRICKLOW, David 165 BRITSCH, Patricia 141,75 CLARK, Watson 149,74 DESHAIS, Charles 150, 118 BARRUS, Brian 140, 82 BROMFIELD, David 149 CLARK, Christine 88 DETER, Elizabeth 141 BAUMAN, Patricia 157 BROOK, Robert 149, 118 CLARKSON, Doris 157 DEWEY, Leon 157 BARTHLOW, Dorothy 140, 88 BROOKS, Bonnie 141 CRAIG, Jeannine 157 DEWILDE, Steven 157, 80, 82, 83, 84 BARTLEY, Daniel 140 BROUTHERS, Lance 141 CLEMENTS, Franklin 149, 72 DEWITT, Il, Peter 157,113 BARTLETT, Gary 74 BROWN, Erwin 157, 73, 75, 84, 111 CLEMENT, Allan 149 DICK, Michael 157, 116 BASSIER, Thomas 157,71, 86 BROWN, Timothy 141, 70 CLIFFORD, Gregory 157 DICKEY, James 166 BATORY, Ronald 157, 84, 121 BROWNE, Dale 141 CLINARD, Robert 141 DICKINSON, Catherine 157, 102, 27 BATTEN, Margaret 140, 89 BRUNS, Steven 164, 165, 77,113 GLINEF sara 149773,.97, DICKINSON, Barbara 150, 83, 94 BAUM, William 165, 73, 76, 82, 84, BRUOT, Mary 157, 80 CLOUD, Richard 149, 121 DICKSON, William 157,111 We BRUOT, Brent 141 CLOUGH, Shirley 166 DIETRICH, Thomas’ 166, 121 BEACH, Marsha 141 BRYAN, Susan 83, 84, (2), 28 COBURN, Elizabeth 141, 75, 81,97 DIETZ, Larry 142 BEALE, Susan 165, 99 BRYANT, Lisa 149 COLEMAN, Mattie 141, 82 DILLER, Thomas 157 BEAMER; Bruce 141 BRYANT, Claudia 141 COLLINS, Judd 141 DILLER, Noble 150, 121 BEATTIE, William 157 BUCKNER, Linda 141, 82 COLLINS, Deborah 157, 99 DOERMANN, Marilyn 150 BEAUBIEN, Sandra 141,94 BULL, Jacquelyy 165 COLLINS, Kathleen 141 DOMINIQUE, Joseph 118 BECK, Diana 157 BUNNELL, John 141 CONTIZANO, Charles 141 DONALDSON, John 150, 72, 111 BECK, Elizabeth 148, 85 BUNTON, Nola 165, 94 COOK, Brett 141 DONNAN, Marcia 150, 73 BECKER, Martin 157, 89 BURKE, Glenda COOK, Sandra 149 DONNELLY, Florence 142 , BEHNE, Betty 148, 102 BURKETT, Janice 149, 70, 79, 87 COOLEY, Sally 141 DORMAN, Karen 150 BEKOFSKE, Gary 148, 79, 82, 109 BURKHOLDER, David 165 COPELAND, Judith 166, 100 DOUGHERTY, David 166, 77, 82 BELCHER, Mickey 165 BURMEISTER, Sally 157, 81, 97 COPLEY, Marie 141, 88, 102 DOUGLASS, James 157,116 BELL, James 157, 113 BURNS, James 157, 70, 74, 87, 109 COPPUS, Sara 149, 94 DOUGLASS, Janet 157,94 BELL, Judith 157 BURNS, Terry 157 CORDERO, Peter 149, 85 (2) DOUGLAS, William 142 BELL, Thomas 141 BURNS, Glennys 141,75 CORNELIUS, Sherrie 149, 99, 34 DOWNES, JR., John 150,114 BENEDICT, Steven 165, 86 BURROW, Devon 141 CORNER, Cynthia 166, 72, 77, 82, 83, DOYLE, Norman 150, 121 BENEDICT, Linda 153, 73 BURTON, Mary 14] 91, 102 DRAKE, Linda 150 BENTON, Bobbi 99 BUSCHELL, Patricia 141, 97 CORRIVEAU, Karen 141 DRENNEN, Larry 142 BERBERICK, Pamela 148, 89,94 BUSHONG, Cynthia 149, 97, 68 COSENS, Carol 157,71, 86 DREWS, Evelyn 142, 102 BERGNER, Robert 141, 68 BUSHROE, Joseph 141 COSNEK, Arleen 149, 102 DRAGOO, Donnis_ 142 BERNARDO, Carol 157, 100 BUTCHER, Thomas 157, 70, 74 COTTER, Shelley 149, 72, 73, 74,94 DRURY, Jane 142, 97 195 DUDYAK, Ann 142, 82, 99 DUNCAN, Scott 157 DUNHAM, Sharon 150, 82 DUNK, Marcia 157 DUNLAP, Kenneth 157, 121 DUNLAVEY, Dennis 164, 86, 91 DURRE, Carol 157, 70, 82 DYKEMA, Robert 142 DYSERT, Ruth 157, 83, 85, (2), 29, 30 DYSON, JR., James 166, 121 EATON, Diane 142, 94 EBRIGHT, Susan 142 EDGAR, Mary 150, 70, 82, 83 EDGINGTON, Patricia 150, 102 EDINGTON, John 111 EGLIT, Lee 142 EICHENAUER, Sharon’ 150, 97 EICHENAUER, Sharon 157,81 EIFERT, Gay Lee 157, 70, 78, 80 (2), 91 EIRKSON, John 150, 121 EISEMANN, Ellen 157, 81, 97, 41 ELANDER, Karen 142 ELFERS, Diane 142 ELLENWOOD, John 150, 121 ELLENWOOD, Ernest 150, 91 ELLIOTT, John 157, 82, 85 (2), 87, 109, 30, 31 EMBREE, Jennifer 157, 94 EMSHOFF, Chris 150, 118 ENGEL, Richard 142 ERB, Louise 157, 100 ESLYN, Clifford 150, 1 18 ETHIER, Carol 158, 88, 89 EVANS, William 166, 71, 41 EVANS, Linda 158 EVANS, Douglas 142 EVANS, John 142 EWALD, Dorothy 166, 91 EWING, Elizabeth 142, 89 FACKLER, Donald 150 FADEL, Joan 158, 81 FAFLICK, Linda 158 FARNOL, Dan 150,116 FARRINGTON, Ruth 142, 89, 100 FAUSZ, Glenn 158 FEELEY, Allison 158, 85, 94 FEGLEY, Cornelia 150 FELSTED, Barbara 72, 100 FERGUSON, Jane 167, 81 FERINGTON, David 142, 74 FERRIBY, Raymond 158 FERRIS, John 158, 81, 86, 109 FETHER, Linda 158, 70 FLEWELLING, Mary 167, 86, 91 FLEWELLING, Robert 167,118 FINNEGAN, Nancy 150, 71 FISCHER, Carl 158, 121 FISCHER, Nancy 158 FISH, Beverly 158 FISHER, Elizabeth 150, 88, 89 FISHER, Roxie 142, 102 FITZPATRICK, John 167 FLACK, David 158, 77, 80, 82, 83, 114 FLAHERTY, Michael FLEEK, Barbara 142,71, 81,97 FLORY, Nancy 158, 83 FORD, Sandra 142 FOREMAN, Barbara 142, 81, 100 FORREST, Diane 150, 94, 34, 36 FORT, Charles 142 FORWARD, Charles 150, 116 FOSSLER, Jean 94 FOWLER, Nadine 150,91 FOWLER, Martha 142, 97 FOX, Gary 150, 186,114 FOX, Irene 142, 94 FRANK, Caroline 167 FRAZIER, Diane 142, 88 FRECKELTON, Stephen 150, 75, 84 FREDERICK, Christine 142, 102 FREIER, Nancy 142 FRELIGH, Sara 142 FREY, Kim 167,116 FREY, Cynthia 167 FREYTAG, Deborah 167 FRITS, Mary 142, 94 FRITZ, Julie 142, 88, 102 FRITZ, David 142 FROOM, Heidi 158, 72, 73, 89 196 FROST, Gregory 150,116 FROST, Hugh 142 FUGABAN, Steve 158, 88, 116 FUGABAN, Thomas’ 142 FUNK, Carolyn 150, 99 GAINO, Virginia 158, 77, 89,94 GALLAGHER, Cathy 167, 81 GALLAGHER, Cynthia 158, 102 GOETHEL, Mary 76, 85, (T), 94, 35 GOETTSCHE, Victoria 142, 100 GOLDENSE, Judith 150, 99, 34 GOLDING, John 150, 83, 116 GOOD, Rhonda 142 GOODMAN, James 158, 86, 91 GOODROW, William 151 GORANSON, Roger 167,118 GORDON, Marsha__ 158, 32 GORDON, Gaylend 151,116 GORMLY, ||, Thomas 164, 177, 76 GORSUCH, Paul 167,90, 116 GOSSELIN, Ruth 158 GOULD, Kathryn 151, 74, 102 GRAHAM, James 151,116 GRAHAM, Karen 142, 102 GRAMLING, Ronnie 74 GRANT, Carolyn 158 GRAU, Garry 167 GRAY, James 158 GREEN, Ruth 158 GREEN, Linda 167 GREENFIELD, Cheryl 167, 85, 85, 100 GREENFIELD, Chester 151,118 GREENFIELD, Sherri 158, 82 GREENICH, Linda 142, 88, 89 GREENLEE, William 158,116 GALLAGHER, Edward 142,116 GARDNER, Ronald 158, 77, 80, 82 GARDNER, Kay 150, 82 GARRINGER Wallace 142 GARRISON, Janett 150, 97 GARVIN, Daryl 150,111 GATTOZZI, Denise 158 GEARIG, Hal 167,121 GEGENHEIMER, Mary 142, 34 GELDHOF, Joseph 142 GENTRY, Robin 150, 80 GENTRY, Patricia 142 GARDNER, Mimi 142 GIBBS, JR., Richard 150 GREEN, Linda 167 GILBERT, Rhea 150, 88 GILL, Gregory 167 GILLETT, Doris 158, 68 GILMORE, Cynthia 158, 99 GINGLES, Catherine 150 GLABACH, Dale 158, 82 GLADU,Norma_ 150 GLINES, Sandra 142,94 GLUKLICK, Peter 150,111 GNAEDINGER, David 150, 91 GREGORY, |||, William 167, 84,111 GRIMES, Constance 142 GRODI, Joann 142 GROFF, Janet 151, 97 GROVES, James 151, 80,116 GRUND, JR., Robert 167,111 GUHL, Janet 142, 74, 88 GULDIN, David 167, 77, 82 GUY, Robert 167,121 HAASE, Martha 151, 72, 82, 83, 102 HACKLER, Patricia 15] HADDEN, Thomas’ 158 HAGERTY, Susan 142 HAGGART, Robert 142 HAINES, Beth 168, 102, 41 HAMILTON, Laurel 158 HAMLIN, Donna 151, 81 (2) HAMMAN, Paul 168, 84 HAMMAN, Warren 142 HAMMILL, Janet 168, 72, 99 HAMMILL, James 158 HAMPTON, Paul 151 HANKS, Jerry 142 HANSON, Cherie 158, 82, 102 HARBURN, Jan 142 HARDY, Beverly 142,99 HARDY, Robert 158, 84 HARLESS, Jennifer 142,99 HARPEL, Brenda 158, 83, 29 HARRINGTON, Elaine 168 HARRISON, Carol 151 HARTER, Paulette 151 HARTER, Susan 151, 73, 84, 100 HARTZ, Steven 142 HASENFLUE, Joan 142, 102 HASSELSCHWERT, Beth 158, 88, 97 HAWKER, Lois 158, 72, 86, 89, 100 HAWK, Robert 151,75 HAWKINS, Susan 151, 74, 94 HAY, John 168, 80, 111, 41 HAY, Carol 168 HAY, Linda 158, 88, 89 HAYES, Gary 73,118 HAYES, Paul 168, 91, 109 HAYNOSCH, Elizabeth 151,99 HAYNES, Bruce 142 HAYWOOD, Thomas 151 HEADLEY, James 168 HEALY, JR., Charles 168,114 HEARNE, Alfred 142, 84 HEBEBRAND, Sarah 158, 74, 94 HEER, Carol 168, 81 HEIN, Charles 151, 121, 68 HELD, Stephen 142 HELSER, Donald 158, 84 HENDERSEN, R. Dean’ 168, 88, 121 HENDERSON, Jennifer 142 HENRICKS, Margene 143 HENRY, Sue 151,90 HENRY, Vicky 143, 82 HENSON, Jeanne 158, 87, 91 HEPHNER, Steven 15] HERD, Bruce 158, 111 HERD, Debra 143, 97 HERKOWITZ, Theodore 168, 118 HERMAN, Douglas’ 168, 78, 79, 86, 109 HERR, Chery! 143 HERRICK, Robert 151 HESS, Barbara 168, 85 (2), 86 HESS, Daniel 140, 143, 72 HESTERMAN, Vicki 143 HICKS, Frederick 143,74 HIDY, Betty 168 HILL, Peter 151,121 HILL, Coralee 158, 72, 99 HILLARD, Karen 158 HINKEL, Jerry 151,121 HISE, Sarah 143 HOAGLAND, Karoline 158, 81 HOFFMAN, Kelley 94 HOFFMAN, Robert 168 HOFFMAN, Pat ricia 158 HOFFMEISTER, Robert 151, 73,113 HOFFMAN, Sharon 143, 102 HOFFMAN, Robert 143 HOGUE, Sheila 143, 82, 99 HOLIDY, Claudia 158, 88, 89 HOLLAND, Mary 168, 97 HOLLINGER, David 168 HOLLINGSHEAD, David 143 HOLLOSY, Lynn HOLMAN, David 168 HOLMES, Edith 158 HOOTMAN, Dawn _ 168, 73, 91 HOOTMAN, Nancy 151, 85, 89, 68 HOPKINS, Randy 143 HORTON, Sandra 151 HOSMER, Kenneth 168, 111 HOUCHIN, Kay 168 HOWE, Barbara 159 HOWLETT, Rebecca 151,99 HRUBY, Karen 151,94 HUDSON, Janet 143 HUFFMAN, Keith 143 HUMPHREYS, George 143 HUNTER, Ruth 143 HUPE, Roger 168, 84, 121 HUPMAN, Anne 151 HUSTON, Mary 151, 89 HUYCK, Steven 15] HYDE, Charlene 159, 99 IAMS, Don 151, 73, 114 IMMERS, Richard 74 INGALL, Ramona 143, 70, 87 IREY. Janice 151, 102 IRONS, David 151 IRONS, William 143 ISAAC, Richard 159, 73, 78, 84 ISAAC, Renee 151,99 ISSITT, Lynne 143, 88, 89, 97 JACOB, Mary 143 JACOBSON, Anita 143, 102 JAHN, Henry 159,116 JAMESON, Brenda 159, 74 JENSEN, Susanne 151 JENSEN, Mogens 143 JENZEN, Linda 151, 102 JESSUP, Becky 151, 100 JOHNS, Caryl 159, 102 JOHNS, Richard 143 JOHNSON, Robert JOHNSON, Christie 159, 156, 72, 73, 102 JOHNSON, Patricia 80, 86 JOHNSON, Jane 151,94 JOHNSON, Kay 151, 88, 97 JOHNSON, Theodore 121 JOHNSON, Suzanne 143, 82 JOHNSON, Jay 143,71 JOHNSON, William 143, 88 JONES, Daniel 169,75, 121 JONES, RogerA. 35 JONES, RogerE. 84 JONES, Janet 102 JONES, Richard 151,116 JONES, Susan 99 JONES, Carolyn 143,99 JONES, Christina 143,94 JONES, Cynthia 168, 102 JUDAY, Dorothy 169,91 JUDD, Mort 118 JUNE, Ronald 151, 88,116 KAHLE, Jody 151, 97 KAISER, John 159, 116 KALLIO, Craig 159, 83, 84 KAMMERER, William 143 KANKA, John 143 KASPER, Claudia 169, 73, 81 KASTELAN, Diane 159 KAUFFMAN, Bonnie 151, 73 KEEFER, Deborah 159 KEETON, Mary 143 KELLER, Harry 143 KELLER, Nancy 169,91 KELLER, Linda 15] KELLEY, Karen 169, 97 KEMERY, Dennis 159, 71, 87 KENNARD, Martha 159, 81 KENNEDY, Deborah 159, 81 KERENTOFF, Jill 143 KERNIG, Joan 169, 102 KERR, Joanne 151 KERR, Kathy 151, 81, 82, 83, 31 KERWAN, Claire 169, 72, 102 KIEL, John 151 KIGER, Kristi 143, 99, 34, 36 KING, Dan 83 KING, Carol 143 KING, Christian 143 KING, Sharon 143,99 KINGSBERY, Neal 159, 88 KINGSBERY, Roger 159, 88, 121 KINGSLEY, Susan 102 KINNEY, Linda 151, 88, 89, 100 KIRCH, Janice 143, 88 KISH, Kristeen 15] KISSEBERTH, Nikki 151, 100 KLAIBER, Diane 169 KLEPPINGER, Kathy 159,71, 72, 80, 82, 83, 88, 89, 100 KNAPP, Barbara Jrou 143, 88, 89,94 KNAPP, Darlene 14 KNITTLE, Martha 169, 84 KNOWLES, Keith 169, 77 KNOWLES, Larry 143, 84 KNOX, Il, Robert 159, 72 KNULL, Marsha 151,99 KOBZA, Vivian 143 KOCH, Barbara 169, 97 KOCH, Cathy 169, 83, 97 KOCHER, Harry 159,116 KOCHERT, John 143 KODEY, Wayne 151,118 KOESTER, Arnold 151 KOLB, Grant 143 KOLLER, Karen 159, 41 KORN, Kenneth 151 KORR, Diane 143 KORTOKRAX, Mark 151 KOVAL, Max 15] KRAJENKE, Stanley 159, 121 KRALL, Nancy 151,81 KRAMER, Robert 143,75 KREISSL, Judith 151,99 KRESGE, Alan 159, 75,118 KR ILL, Janet 143, 97 KROAH, Larry 169, 73, 78, 79, 86, 109 KROPSCOTT, Helen 159, 72, 97 KROUSE, Pamela 151 KROUSE, William 143 KUCIK, Ellen 159, 82, 99 KUEHNL, Janet 151,99 KUHL, Christine 143, 82, 97 LABADIE, Ronald 159, 88, 116 LABRON, Patricia 143 LAGORE, Philip 159 LAKE, Connie 156, 159, 73, 81, 97 LANDIS, Phillip 143 LANE, Gerald 159 LANE, Brenda 143, 102 LANGE, Steven 169 LANGFORD, Paul 151 LARSEN, John 169, 79 LARSEN, Peter 143,75 LARSON, Kenneth 152 LARSON, Patrick 159, 113 LARSON, Ann 143, 102 LAUER, Kathleen 159, 80 LAUTZENHEISER, II, James LAVERY, Cathryn 152 LAW, Douglas 159, 73, 113 LAWRENCE, Carol 102 LAWRENCE, Stephen 159 LAWRENCE, Robert 143 LAWSON, Jennifer 143, 97 LEACH, Randolph 152, 87 LEATH, SHARON 169, 79, 86 (2) LECKIE, Nancy 169, 97 LEE, F. Donald 159, 121 LEE, Jane 159, 102 LEE,Donald 152 LEE, Suk Woo 169, 70 LEE, Edward 143 LEHMAN, Susan 169, 81, 97 LEHMAN, Dennis 143 LENDERMAN, Sheila 159 LEPPELMEIER, John 152,118 LESLIE, Mark 143 LESNET, Hugh 169,114 LIVINGSTON, Diane 169 LETTIS, Carol 143, 80, 97 LEUTWILER, Charles 159,116 LEVICKY, Gary 152,118 LEWIS, David 169, 83, 85 (2), 118 LEWIS, Thomas 169, 121 LHOTKA, Erven 159, 80, 82 LIETZKE, Theodore 159 LIETZKE, Ellen 159 LIGE, Michael 143,111 LIGHTHALL, Terry 159 LINDEN, Sanford 169, 164, 72, 84 LISS, Kevan 143 LITWIN, Alan 152,75 LIVESAY, James 152, 113 LLOYD, John 116 LOAR, Jennifer 152, 75, 100 LOECHEL, Jane 143,99 LOMAGLIO, Cynthia 152, 88, 89, 97 LONGLEY, JR., James 152,91 LOTT, Diane 152, 82, 99, 34, 36 LOWE, David 143, 74 LOWE, James 143 LOWELL, Barbara LOWERY, Darrell LUCE, Robert 143 LUCK, Walter 159 LUDWIG, Jacqueline 170 LUNDY, Deborah 152, 97 LUTTENBACHER, Paul 152, 70 LYNE, George 143 LYONS, Thomas’ 143 MacLACHLAN, Linda 152, 74, 90, 102 MacMARTIN, William 152 MACOMBER, Brian 152, 73, 78, 88, 114 MADDEN, Kenneth 152 MAGEEHAN, Marilyn 143 MAHARG, Harriet 159, 81, 99 MAIDEN, John 152, 121 MALONEY, Mary 152, 83, 97 MANIEZ, George 170 159,114 WO, WS 170, 75 MANN, Michael 152, 73, 118 MANNING, Arthur 144 MARBET, Janice 152,148, 72 MARCINIAK, Gregory 144 MARK, Cynthia 144 MARKEL, Janet 159, 97 MARKEL, Marilyn 170 MARKO, Caroline 159, 80 MARLOW, Craig 144 MAROK, Harold 144, 88 MARSH, Karen 159, 71, 80, 97 MARSHALL, Larry 144 MARTIN, James 159 MARTIN, Deborah 144, 99 MARTIN, Penelope 144, 94 MARTIN, Deane 144 MASON, Edith 152 MASON, IV, Stephen 152 MASTNY, Eric 170, 73, 114 MATEYKA, Dennis 152, 113 MATHENY, Michael 111 MATHER, Lyle 170, 84 MATHIEU, Pamela 170, 72, 87 MATTAUSCH, Paul 152, 82, 83 MATTHEWS, Jennifer 159,71, 74 MATTHEWS, Cynthia 144, 99 MAXAM, Gwendolyn 152 MADON, Alin 159, 114 MAY, Larry 159,111 MAY, Janice 152 McADOW, Marsha McCABE, Linda 144 McCANDLESS, Susan 152, 91 McCANN, Robert 144, 82 McCLAIN, Michael 144 McCOMB, Harris 144, 102 McCORMICK, Jo 78, 86, 40 McCOURT, Ronald 144 McCOY, Daniel 113 McCULLOUGH, Michael 159, 114 McCULLOUGH, Donald 144 144, 75, 102 McCUNE, Randall 170, 113 McCUNE, John 152,113 McDONALD, Carla 152, 82, 87 McDONNELL, Dennis 144 McEANENEY, David 152 McELROY, Patricia 81, 102 McFEE, Barbara 152, 102 McGRATH, Linda 144, 102 McGREGOR, JR., Thomas +159 McGREGOR, Diana _ 144, 70, 80, 87 McINALLY, Pamela 73 McKENNA, Charles 144 McKINNIE, Nancy 152, 100 McLAREN, James 144, 84 McMURRAY, Louis 159, 114 McPIKE, David 152, 88, 111 McSEVENY, Susan 152, 94 McWETHY, Steven 159, 116 McWILLIAMS, Donita 159 MEABON, Dora 144 MEAD, Ronald 152,116 MEALER, Randolph 159, 113 MEEKS, Eileen 144 MEITZ, Amanda _ 152, 80, 88 ME LZOW, Peggy 144, 97 MENINGA, Dale 116 MENTZ, Victoria 144, 87 MERILLAT, Sherolyn 152 MESSNER, Christine 152 MESTDAGH, Samuel 144 METZEL, Michael 170, 85, (2), 121, 29 MEYER, Robert 159,116 MEYER, Ted 152, 87 MIANO, Charles 144 MICHALENKO, Eugene’ 170, 91 MILLAR, Rebecca 152, 94, 34, 35, 36 MILLER, Jerome 170, 83 MILLER, Keith 159 MILLER, Sandra _ 88, 89 MILLER, Scott 152,111 MILLER, Kenneth 152, 118 MILLER, Craig 144 MILLER, Kirk 144 MILLER, Barbara 144 MINER, Marcia 144, 97 MINSTER, Michael 144, 82 MITCHELL, Ann 152 MITCHELL, Donald 144, 84 MOAK, Nancy 144 MOEHL, Geoffrey 170 MOHR, Gisela 170 MONTGOMERY, Scott 144, 88 MOORHEAD, Craig 170 MORGAN, Deborah 152, 102 MORLEY, Kathleen 170, 97 MORRIS, Sarah 152 MORSE, Douglas 159, 88, 114 MOSER, Millicent 144 MOSS, Dennis 144 MOSS, Jeffrey 144 MOURDOCK, Larry 159 MOYER, Kathy 170, 81,99 MOYER, George 116, 152 Mt. JOY, Clifford 160,116 MUELLENHAGEN, Walter 144 MUNSELL, Marilyn 144 MUNSE, Scott 144 MUNSE, Ronald 160, 116 MUSIAL, Gregory 144 MUSTAIN, Patricia 150, 102 MUZIKAR, Patricia 144 MYERS, Candace 152, 99 NAGEL, Jannette 152, 68, 94 NAGLE, Ann 144, 99 NEALE, Donald 152,111 NED, Beverly 160, 78, 84 NEGELSPACH, Noel 160, 111 NEIDHARDT, Charles 152, 116 NEILL, Gerald 160 NEUROTH, Don 152 NEVILLE, William 121 NEWMAN, Mary Ann 144, 102 NEWTON, Patricia 144, 97 NICHOLSON, Susan 152, 72, 102 NICHOLS, Shirley 144 NICKEL, Caro 144,99 NIEC, Marilyn 160 NISWANDER, Gregory 145 NOACK, Diana 152, 99 NOBLE, Kathleen 145 NOFZIGER, Michael 170, 116, 35 NOLAN, Randolph 145, 84 NOORDHOEK, Robert 145 NORDSTROM, James 145, 80 NORRIS, JR., Douglas 160, 113 NORRIS, Marcia 153, 81, 102 NORTHART, Janis 153, 89 NORTHEY, Thomas 145 NORTON, James 160 NOVAK, Judith 145 NULER, Leslie 170, 72, 97 NUMBY, Catherine 145, 88, 97 NYMAN, James 84, 113 OBEE, Joyce 153 OBRYAN, Gayle’ 153, 70, 89 O’DONNELL, Margaret 145 OETKING, Susan 140, 145 OHNSMAN, Janet 145 OKE, Stephen 153 OKENKA, JR., John 153, 114 OLDS, Lynette 153, 89 OLSEN, Charlene 160, 72, 82, 102 OLSEN, Linda 145, 88, 97 OLSON, Mary 170, 82, 91 @ESONFEnIicCue SS 9) ONWELLER, Victor 145, 82 ORFITELLI, Patricia 145, 94 ORR, John 153, 109 OSBORN, Judy 170, 97 OSBURN, JR., William 170 OSTERLUND, Sheryl 160, 77, 80, 94, 27 OSWALT, Linda 153, 72 OVERMYER, Edward 153 PARKER, Larry 160 PARKER, John 153,111 PARKER, Sandra 153 PARROTT, Lynn 153, 100 PARSONS, JR., Donald 153,116 PASCARELLA, Rita 145 PATRICK, Timothy 170, 86, 92 (2), 116 PATTERSON, Phyllis 170, 102 PATTERSON, Susan 160 PATTERSON, Nancy 145, 89, 94 PATTON, Estella 153, 88, 89, 100 PAVLIK, George 145 PEABODY, Irene 145 PEMBERTON, Howard 85 (2), 114 PENCE, Robert 153 PEPOY, Dennis 145, 75 PERRONE, Pamela 153, 89 PERRY, Susan 153, 81, 102 PESHKE, Ill, Edward 153,111 PETERSON, Jack 153 PETERSON, Linda 145 PETROSKY, Barbara 145, 83 PETTY, Linda 153, 82 PEUGEOT, Dianne 170, 164, 90, 99 PEUGEOT, 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145 REYNOLDS, Vicky 145 RHEIN, Audrey 145,99 RHINEHART, Philip 145, 84, 89, 40 RICHARDSON, Janet 153, 85, 85, 87 RICHARDSON, Richard 145 RICHIE, Craig 171,111 RICKARD, David 171,31 RICKARD, Ronald 153, 77, 88 RICKERT, Mark 145 RIEDEL, Cynthia 145, 73, 88, 100 RIESTER, Kim 164,116 RIETHMILLER, David 145 RILEY, Christine 160 RININGER, Clifford 171, 77 RININGER, John 153 RIPPER, David 160, 77, 81, 80, 82, 114 ROBBE, Michael 160, 156, 116 ROBBINS, Cheryl 153, 71, 81, 100 ROBERTSON, Judith 153, 88, 89, 102 ROBINSON, Donna 171,81 ROBINSON, Michael 160 ROBISON, Thomas’ 160, 121 ROEDER, Gary 160 ROGERS, Susan 153 ROGGE, Richard 160 ROMEY, John 145 ROSE, Rebecca 153, 82, 94 ROSENDALE, Susan 171 ROSS, Thomas 145 ROSSMAN, Lee 160, 81,99 — ROTH, Michael 153, 114, 130 ROUAULT, Carol 160, 99 ROWLAND, Dawn __ 160, 72,100 ROWLEY, Christine 153 ROZELLE, Mary 153, 81, 97 RUBEL, Rita 145 RUFFER, Pamela 171, 72, 73, 86, 90 RULEWICZ, JR., Stephen 160 197 RUPP, Thomas’ 160, 113 RUPP, Christine 145 RUSSELL, 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SCHULTZ, Daniel 154 SCHWARTZ, Garry 160, 78, 83 SCIBERRAS, Patrick 154 SCOTT, Susan 154, 97 SCRIMGEOUR, Laurie 145 SEANOR, Pamela 145, 81 SEIGNEUR, Judith 145 SEILER, Robert 160, 121 SEISER, Martha 154, 88, 34 SEITZ, James 160, 71, 88, 113 SELLECK, Michael 145 SELLECK, David 160 SEMMENS, Robert 154, 118 SEMPLE, Stephen 160,114 SENICA, Richard 154 SERBINSKI, Barbara 154,99 SHACKELFORD, Patti 154, 83, 85 SHANNON, Sandra 172, 85 (2), 29 SHAW, III, William 154 SHEETS, Charles 154,111 SHELLEY, Suntie 32 SHEPARD, John 145 SHEPHERD, Margaret 160, 89, 102 SHEPPARD, Stanton 154 SHERMAN, Colleen 172 SHINABERYs Wayne 172 SHOEMAKER, Jerry 154,118 SHUHERK, Douglas 160, 114 SHULER, Lynn 160, 97 SHUMAKER, Robert 172, 81, 109 SHUMATE, Sarah _ 172, 73, 76, 78, 88, 94, 41 SIFERD, Gretchen 160, 97 SILHOL, Debora 145,94 SILLIVEN, Craig 145 SILVIS, JR., Duane 154,111 SIM, Janet 145, 89 SIMON, C. Bruce 145, 74, 84 SINGER, Leslie 145,94 SINKLER, David 145 SIPE, Alan 154 SKELTON, Terrance 172 SKELTON, James 145 SKINNER, Paul 160, 114 SKINNER, Valerie 160 SKINNER, Patricia 160, 97 SLADE, Harold 145 198 SLAIS, Marsha 145, 94 SLAVIK, Donna 154, 82 SLOAN, Robert 154, 87 SMALL, John 154 SMARETSKY, James 172 SMATHERS, Philip 172, 116 SMATHERS, Dale 154 SMITH, Allan 172,116 SMITH, Judy 172, 25, 26 SMITH, David 160 SMITH, Frederick 160 SMITH, James 161 SMITH, John 161 SMITH, Margaret 161, 89, 97 SMITH, Michael 160, 116 SMITH, John 88 SMITH, Douglas 154,111 SMITH, Jacqueline 154 SMITH, Kenneth 121 SMITH, Patricia 154, 74 SMITH, Patricia 154, 102 SMITH, Susan 154 SMITH, Susan 154, 82, 85, 100, 28 SMITH, Timothy 154, 77, 84 SMITH, William 154, 82, 116 SMITH, Audrey 146, 94 SMITH, Deborah 146, 74 SMITH, Judy 146 SMITH, Conrad 146, 28 SMITH, Richard 146 SMITH, Steven 146 SNEIGE, Susan 146 SNIDER, ALAN 154 SNYDER, Ruth 172, 80, 86 SNYDER, Susan 172 SNYDER, Deborah 154 SOLOMON, Timothy 146 SOLTIS, James 146 SOMBRONSKY, Donald 146 SOPER, Nanette 154, 82,94, 34,35 SPEAKER, Darlene 172, 78 SPACK, Saundra 154 SPADE, Douglas 146, 83 SPANG, Laurette 146 SPARKS, John 84 SPEER, Susan 161, 94 SPENCER, JR., William 172 SPENCER, Timothy 146 SPEWOCK, Nancy 146 SPEYER, Sharon 146, 88, 94 SPICER, Janet 146 SPINELLI, Albert 161,111 SPITZNAUGLE, Sharon 146, 89, 100 SPIVAK, Paula 146, 94 SPRAU, Daniel 161, 70, 77, 80, 83 SQUILLACE, Vincent STACEY,..Kinuenlioo STACY, Dennis 172,118 STACY, Sherianne 172 STAHL, Jill 154, 89,94 STANISLAWSKI, Pauline 172, 86 STARNER, Mark 173 STEHMAN, Janice 146, 94 STEIN, Patricia 161, 81 STEINBERGER, Arlette 146 STEPHENSON, Cynthia 146 STEPHENS, Mark 146, 84 STEVENSON, Kathryn 146, 94 STEVESON, Michael 146 STOKES, Sally 154, 81 STONE, Kathryn 154 STOOPS, Linda 146, 82 STOUT, Gary 146 STOYE, Fred 148, 76, 88, 121, 40 STROMAYER, Marilyn 154 STRONG, Anthony 155 STURMAN, Terry 146, 102 STUTZ, Margie 146, 88, 89, 100 SUNYAR, Andrea 173, 72,94 SUNYAR, Elizabeth 155 SUTHERLAND, Gail 146 SWARTZ, Karen 155 SWEEBE, Richard 161,111 SWEENEY, Barbara 146 SWEIGART, James 146 SWIGART, Stephen 173, 116, 35 SYLVESTER, Craig 146 TABB, Stephen 161, 121 TAGGART, Richard 161, 84, 86 TAIT, Karlin 146 TANSEY, Colleen 146 TAYLOR, Gail 161, 89 TAYLOR, Janice 161, 89 TAYLOR, Bruce 155, 77,91 TAYLOR, Lynnea_ 146, 102 TEACH, Margaret 146, 94 THAYER, Kathleen 146, 71 THIESE, Kurt 173 THEISSEN, William 161,116 THOMAS, Robert 82,114 THOMAS, Jean 155, 75, 97 THOMAS, Sharon’ 155, 73, 97 THOMPSON, Earl 161 THOMPSON, John Henry 173, 111 THOMPSON, Gerald 173, 121 THOMPSON, Larry 155, 82 THOMPSON, Bridget 146 THOMPSON, Rebecca 146, 89, 102 THOMPSON, Dennis 146 THOMSON, Steven 161 THORNALLY, Susan 146, 102 THORNTON, Richard 146 TILLMAN, Susan 146 TINNEY, David 155, 77, 90 TITUS, Robert 146 TOLAND, Shirley 155, 94 TOMS, Marcia 146, 82, 102 TONJES, Lendell 173,116 TONKIN, Deborah’ 155, 86, 99 TOPE, Jeffrey 146 TRASK, Warren 146 TREAT, Mary 82, 87 TRUBEY, Steven 146, 82 TRUSCINSKI, Robert 114 TRUVILLION, Ricardo 146 TULLY, Paul 146, 72 TURNER, Allan 155, 70 TURNER, Jill 146 TUTAK, Philip 155 TUTTLE, Douglas 155 UDE, Patricia 155 ULM, Chery! 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