Arizona State University - Sun Devil Spark / Sahuaro Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Editor Candice St.jacques Miles Advisor G. Allan Frazier Coordinators Roslyn Clark, secretary john R. Coyne, jr., instructor, Magazine Writing Peggy Hennessey, secretary Bruce F. Miles, greeks and groups editor Denise Georgia Nelesen, articles editor jennifer Shandor, secretary Contributors Frank N. Ansel, Larry Clark, Susan Clouse, Monique H. Ellis, Gerri Fiedler, G. Allan Frazier, Richard Howland, Patrick Ivers, janet Keating, Pattie L. Krohn, Rex Lamberts, john Lemons, Cathy Lo Cascio, Sue Macek, Diane Mclntyre, Candy Miles, D.G. Nelesen, Pat Norris, Christy Pearmine, Fred Serdinak, janie Stoft, Michael Stoneall, Sherri Stroud, C.S. Winters, jan Yellenn, Colin Young Artists Mary Gail Everson john Tylee Photographers jordan Fischman, Charles Conley Studios Dennis Mehler john Mehnert Sharon Simpson Bob Sorgatz, Charles Conley Studios 4

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TABLE OF CONTENTS: 6. 14. 20 . 26 32 38 44. 50 56 62 68 76 80 , 84 90 . 98 104 110 116 118 126 132 138 140 142 144 152 164 178 182 190 202 210 220 222 234 240 298 306 356 404 406 . . .......................,............, Mesa Grande: Messy and meticulous path to desert fore-runners . . . ........,.....,................. Faculty Research: Mark Reader ..................ToyTalk .............LearningtoTalk: What to say to a silent world . . . . . . . . . . .ASASU's sticky bread mess ........,.......,.......Terros,TeIIus: Long distance cure for pain, loneliness .....................AWSpreschooI: Kids face expulsion . . . . .Faculty women discuss jobs . . . .Chess master discusses strategy . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tenant's association . . . . . . . . . . .Electionsz ASASWho? . . . . .Krishna Consciousness . . .Chanting for anything .........ThegreyIizard . . . , . . .Faculty Research: Roadside Americana . . . .The Silent Minority . . . . . . . .Faculty Research: Verde River Watershed . . . . .Herbert L. Stahnke: Sting victim's savior .......,...Who'sWho .............4.0Seniors . . . .Cultural Affairs Board: an expose' . . . . . . . . Bar Mitzvah ................ Hope . . . . Legend Yet to Come . ........... Untitled . . . . . . . . .Fall Productions: The view from the stage ......,........ HenryV . . . . . . . . .Gammage Events . . . . . . . . . . DandeIion Wine . . . . .University Dance Theatre ...................FootbaII ...........,...BasketbaIl . . . .Minor Sports ........lntramurals .....................,................BasebalI . . ...,......................... Possible Olympians: Two ASU archers aim for summer gold in Munich . . . .......................................... Greeks .........................GreekWeek ..............Groups ..,.............Seniors .....Thetruth aboutASU ...,...........lndex

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FOREWCDRD: More people have mentioned to me this year their belief that yearbooks are going out than I ever would have dreamed in September. It used to bother me considerably at first, especially since I've spent several years working on what people now think is a dying business. Now I think it's sad that most don't feel as excited by the idea of a book as I. I've seen so many fine ones: UCLA Southern Campus 1969, lthat was a vintage yearig ah, and the Kent State books, particularly volume 56, it was a masterpiece. And of course the Sahuaro lthat's sa-hwar-row , Mr. Allnutti. The Sahuaro has seen better days, admittedly, but I can remember the first time I saw one, icough, cough, the old gaffer grinds up his sawdust memory againi. I thought the layouts were the haute couture of yearbookery. I love the process of producing a yearbook, particularly the final steps. And to be able to hold in your hands something that was created through such a complicated process is a thrill beyond comparison. This book is a very different one from what you may expect to see. I've omitted many things, lincluding that supreme waste of space, the division pagei, and expanded the journalistic content considerably. Once I decided on a format, and secured the kindly assistance of john Coyne and his Magazine Writing classes for the contributors, the process of severing ties to a traditional approach continued quite naturally. I did not select the articles on the following pages with any intention of conveying a philosophy, either traditional or radical. I merely wished to show as many of those small groups of dedicated workers on this campus who are actually doing something as possible. CSM 5