Augustana College - Rockety I Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1974 volume:

AUGUSTA NA COHEGE Roch laland, Illinois Student like Student: Faculty Onganigutinm Spam Adventmmcnta 46 2 128 190 22l c . 1a? :l' 51 I. m ' ?: wnmfxrww - Intro 5 6 Intro A ma-man-vk-' ,...K 1' gm , b4. m;m , -k-Ax . r - -.-g---..-m. m Inlro 7 5 Intro V ' m-4'- '.'.:. v-' j l . I 111111515111 1mm 9 Intro 11 12 lnlro ...-....nf. Intro 13 1mm 15 It was a good time to share and experience; good times were enjoyed by all. Sue Stoneberg 16 Orientalion l'Oriemation week was a riot. Ann and Mike did a really great job of planning and organizing which made the week's activi- ties run smoothly and proved a fantastic time for both fresh men and leaders. ITama SnydeH Orientation 17 1. ORIENTATION CO-CHAJRMEN: Mike Bailey and Ann Schinske. 2. ORIENTATION LEADERS: Front Row: K. Rosana, D Min, J. Triner. Sec- ond Row: L. Sellars, K. Ericssonl D. Saey, M. Kerr, B, Simpkins. Third Row: R. Nyberg, L. Lang, D. Varman, D. Blum, G. Tolf, K. Meyers. 3. ORIENTATION LEADERS: Front Row: 5 Marlin, P. Winkelman, R. Ebw hens, B. lohnson, S. Abele, B. Nieland, K. Stapletun. Second Row: 5. Ander- son, J. Borden, M Calinato, J. Nielsen, C. Melcalfe, C. Camasm, B, Shelstrate, 5. Peterson. Third Row: L. Green, R. Hoskins, M. Rolf, P. Bertram, D Eon- nen, 5. Clark, J, Bung B, Caniker, B. Nelson, R. Crompton, C. Dugan, M. Ulrich, R. Guslaison, H. Hoover, K. Sivill. 13 Orienlatfon 70!; ientatlon i lmdw vrnuuvrr , ,, 1133;? xvmnui '.3quw m J HEADQUARTERS CO-CHAIRHAN MIKE BAILEY ANN gCHINSK: SCOTT NIELSEN WC CO- LEADERa $1 TRANSFER a57 HIKE CAT N 1. ORFENTATION LEADERS: Front Row: J. Gogonas, C. Roseboom. F. Bradley Second Row: T. Reese, 5. Dodd, M. Franke, D. Blillhart, T. Ver- banac, PA Baethke, B. Payne, D. Sever- inghaus, D. Kelly, D. Rood, B. Larsonj C. Kaminskas, C. Bennet, S. Wellman. 2. ORIENTATION LEADERS: Front Row: L. Deckard, R. Pnlancich, L. Rilse- ma, 1. Finnicum, T. Dudgeon, D. Rosin, D. Harris, M. Wiggins, C. Nelson. T. Kessinger, l. Lehrer, B. Rinenhouse. Second Row: N. Cole, D. Marshall, T. Snyder, B. Hudec, M. Calhoun, L Wicksnnm, B. Anderson, L. Cline, D. Hill, L. Anderson. Third Row: 1. Gitl- man. R. Phelps, D. Hansen, P. Bloom, D. Hurt, M. Doyie. Orientation 19 Olympics was a time to re- member - from the egg throw to the greased pole; I had a great time. Mary Alice Lunm 20 Orienlalion W'Wi It was great to see so many fired-upfreshmen. tGayleTom Oriematiun 21 l thought the IeaderQ; talent show was really good, really funny. It didn't look like it was just slapped together tGIoria Molzahnl 22 Orientation lcadm Talent Show Fneahmw Talent Slwur JUNE! Ems .3 The freshman talent show was one of the highlights of Orien- tation Week. miana YelnicH Orlenlalion 23 The object of the Oktoberfest was to provide a chance for students and faculty to gain an appreciation of the culture of Germany through actual par- ticipation in their dances, by hearing their music and eating their food. I hope that in the future the Oktoberfest will grow and include the customs of other countries as well. lHerr Webert 24 Oktoberfesl Oktohenhut Oktoberiest wasn't as good as last yearA Nobody was partici- pating like they did last year. metsy Hoglanm Okmberfesl 25 I like to play at small colleges - they're the greatest people in the world When I was a kid I learned to whistle, and I just had the ability to make melodies .. . UVlac Davisl Hets the kind of guy that none of the pomp and circumstance has gotten to yet. He goes home and takes his shoes off and has a beer He thinks of himself as a writer and isn't pompous . 7, a really nice guy - .. IKen Gleasont Playing a selection of songs that stretched from a medley of his song writing successes like 'Baby, Don't Get Hooked on Me' and 'I Believe in Music', to a background of Southern poor-boy music that included that aH-time heavy, tMow Mow Mary,' Mac Davis presented a combination of versatility and talent that impressed even the most skeptical observers. Uohn Martinl 26 Mac Davis Concert Ra gJ . Comm Giht 1 t As an institution, Augustana has had the wisdom to read and interpret the signals of change and the strength of character to keep moving in the right direction. It is a 'Heads-up' school with an out- standing student body . . . Roy J. Carvert It is the opinion stated above which led Roy J. Carver, foun- der and chairman of the board of Bandag, Inc., to give Augus- Iana College $1.5 million dol- lars for long-range campus development. The gift, the largest in the his- tory of the college, was an- nounced by President Sorenu sen Wed., Jan. 9, at a news con- ference and luncheon held in honor of Mr. Carver. At that time, it was revealed that the new physical education center will be named the Roy J. Carver Physical Education Center. The finance committee of the board of directors is recom- mending that the gift be used to help pay the cost of the physical education center and other previously completed capital improvements on the campus. Uane Telleent Roy 1. Carver Gifl 27 THE CAST Rusencranlz ,, N . Roben Dawson Guildenstern ........ John Martin The Player ,, N r . Tom Hoeg Alfredr JeffStuder Tragedians ..... .. Harold Bady ElaineChapd Fia Dahmen Jack Caron Mani Glendening Sue Holgersson Beth Lindgren Joanie Stockdale DeAnn Stone Hamlet ........... BI Sensenbrenner Ophelia .. .... . Ginny Horlon Claudius ,,,,, r . ,.. Daie Haake Gertrude .. .. Val Punlney Polonius .. .. , Scott Johnson Soldier .,, ,, ,, Ted Wilcox Horalio r.., . ,7 7 lack Gamn Ambassador .7 Joanie Stockdale 23 Play Guildcndtelm am Dead From an acting point of view, this was by far the most chaii Ienging play I have ever been in. Our abstract concept of set design, the intricacy of the lines, and even the basic nature of the show placed a constant tension on the whole castA Working with Woody, Tom, Denny, and everyone eise was an acting experience that I wish everyonecould have. Uohn Martim It was a difficult play to under- stand unless you knew Hamlet very well, but I thought it was incredible that anyone could learn as many lines as Woody Dawson and john Martin did; it was very well executed. uyn Cream Play 29 30 The Yell Contest and Rope Pull kicked off the festivities of a highly successful Homecom- ing Week. Although the con- tests had to be held in the gym this year due to inclement weather, the rain failed to dampen the spirits of those who participated. Contest co- chairmen Chris Nelson and Ron Nyberg were in charge of the evenings events. Trophies went to the POP's for winning the fraternity yell contest and the men's rope pull, the Phi Rho's for winning the sorority yell contest and 2nd Andreen East for taking the women's rope pull hhe first time this event was held for womenL tRon Nyberg and Chris Nelsom Homecoming Homecoming 31 32 Homecoming Homecoming 33 1. W-ROYALTY: Cecil Youngblood. Bernle Fusco, Randy Vuerberg. Vii Queen Kim Hyre, Vi-King Rick Spen- cer, Nancy Weisel, Frank West, Mary Downs. 2. Sophomore attendant candidates Beth Bjorndahl and Mary Doyta Homecomingi for one brief momem Ihe Beat paused and Augustana was one in Spirit. GherylPulsJ 1. Homecoming comhairmen Jeff Bor- den and Sheryf Pulls. 2. :unior princess candidates Palsy Cunningham, Brenda Czajka, Pauline Gabel, Princess Ann Schinske, Mary Lou Wi mmerstedl. The 1973 Homecoming Dance held Oct. 13, 1973, at the Black Hawk Hotel in Davenport, Iowa, was a great suc- cess. The Guild was simply fantastic. This was perhaps the besl Homecom- ing Dance Augie has everseen. Wave Hill: There were 5 different high school bands that marched. Everyone gal real- 1y fired up and went out and made a float. The Cog-Pup float won the first prize. We had to gel police escorl and a parade permit. Then we jusl prayed then it didn't rainf' Uean Abrahamsenl Mammy Mi;.'.,'wmrrmmmmumuumummu . ..- -vv , .a-QW a 1' ,' u j. Mv M. W - I f. A combination of old and new ideas, great student and alumni support, hard working committees, and good weath- er characterized Homecoming '73 and made The beat go onI Gaff Bordem THE CAST LuAnn Ritsema King Herod .. . Dave Marshall His Secretary ........ r Barb Spenader Three Wise Men ... ... Roy Phelps Harald Bady Bob Nieland Three Shepherds 7 N. .. Ted Wilcox Larry Edmunds Tim Anderson HOSIESS of Inn ........... Karla Close Joseph ... . . Martin Knight Mary . .. . Susie Pritchard Midwife r . .. GaH Richard Farm girl. 77 ,7 .... Mary Kraai Second Angel ....... Luanne Deckard 61ml Gwen nmcnt HThe human heart harbors many virtues and for over nine- teen centuries Jesus Christ has been the symbol of love, trust, faith, and hope to Christians all over the world, The Christ- mas holiday celebrating the Lord's birth has become en- graved forever upon the cor- nerstone of civilization, and Herod, Mary and Joseph, the Angels, Shepherds, and Wise Men have become an impor- tant ingredient in the story. John Arden's, HThe Business of Good Government reveals another facet of the age-old tale, through King Herod, we see Christ not only as a reli- gious figure, but also a political threat. Far from being free, Herod portrayed as a slave to duty realizes history will judge him harshly for ordering the slaying of all male infants but his sense of duty inexorably forces him along a course of action; in this light we can sympathize with Herod and to some extent even see his side. But despite the political insight, The Business of Good Gov- ernment never allows us to forget that this plays' actions represent man kinds salvation. iMarty Knightl Play 39 MESSJAH SOLOISTS Sung 800k Lee ...... Soprano Marvelee Cariaga .. Contralto JerryJennings h....... Tenor Donald Gramm ..Hh ,7 bass Augustana's annual presenta- tion of Handel's Messiah is always a moving experience for both the audience and the per- formers. This year's Oratorio was no exception . . . Conduct- ed by Donald Morrison, the Augustana Symphony Orches- tra and the Oratorio Choir gave a fine perforamnce It was Handel's purpose to give spirit- ual inspiration as well as musi- cal entertainment. In both re- spects, the Messiah is always a success. Karen Drummonm 40 Messiah Handel's Messiah remains a. masterpiece even though it has undergone various changes, additions, deletions, and edi- tions and has been performed by groups differing wideiy in size and nature during the two- hundred-and-twenty-six years of its existence. For its first per- formance in Dublin in 1742 the 'Gentlemen of the Choirs of both Cathedrals' numbered only fourteen men and six boys, and the orchestra totaled thirty-five Today's orches- tras have been expanded to keep pace with the greatly en- larged choruses now employed for Handel's oratorios. tThorhas Hibbard1 Each year the Messiah is pre- sented in December; it seems to get better, if that is possible. The soloists, Chorus, and or- chestra not only fill the atmo- sphere of Centennial Hall with perfect harmony and tone but also with a warm spiritual feeli ing. Augustana's Messiah is an aesthetic experience h a mash terpiece of music. tHoIIy HooveH Messiah 41 The word smorgasbord has a very interesting history. I am sure we have all attended a smorgasbord at one time or another in our life. And there is always a variety of foods. Smor- gasbord is a Swedish word meaning 'sandwich table,' but a smorgasbord is much more than that . 7 It is the Scandina- vian title given to a festive meal featuring a variety of dishes served buffet style. A smorgas- bord nearly always inciudes several characteristic dishes: seafoods along with many types of cheese, potato salad, ham, cold meats, hard tac and rice pudding. Uill Verstrata 42 ChristmasSmorgasbord 1 was going to have just one of everything; unfortunately, there were 18 different varieties of cookies. wCOnnie PlanU It was most satisfying to those who enjoy a plateful of nibbles, but I like a filling meal 7 like steak anti potatoes. tPoIIyJonesw ChristmasSmorgasbord 43 THE CAST Potemkin .. .. Bill Sensenbrenner Orphan Boblares Angel ........... Wanda McAiee Mr. Rich ............ Brian Nelson The Revelers ....... Patty Jo Dooley Jan Korsmeyer Janie Lehrer Zanda Moore Wendy Reichard Gary Dubina Mike Lindley Dave Marshall John Martin Tim Noetzel 44 Celebralion Celebutiun 4'The theme is death and re generation; the motifs are the solar eclipse and the new year; and the play is 'Celebrationf a non-traditional musical that blends the concerns and aspi- rations of modern society with the origins of theatre in tribal ritual and religious ceremony. iBrian Nelsom Celebraticn 45 STUDENTS 1 Tom Dudgeon 2. ludy Staubach and Rich Lasota 3. Susie Davis. Augustana is a great school and if I had to do it over againl would still go to Augustana. Any school is what the people make of it and the people at Augie have done a good job Bandy Bergd Time flies when you're having fun!! Haven't these four yeiars gone fastll tClaire KennefickJ 48 Seniors -..;:-:z Richard Abben Elaine Aiken Chaxlolte Allen Thomas Allen John Andersen Thomas Andersen Jnhn Anderson Kathryn Anderson Susan Anderson Tim Anderson Todd Anderson Doroihy Angelos Mark Appleton Linda Azmslrong Elodie Amen Bruce Alor Ann Austin Ronald Badtke James Baerwald Brenda Balk Lawrence Barker Debra Barnes Karen Baugher Carol Baum Seniors 49 Ronald Bear lESB Behrends Martha Benson Paul Binek Paul Black Sandra Berge Rachel Bergeson Charles Bergland Elody Blomberg Mary Bolkcom Stephen Hergren Craig Bewemth Linda Bickel Larry Boven Arthur Breck Gary Briggs Barbara Brownlee William Bruns Marilyn Brunt Dianne Bullard Annette Buangame Fred Burnham Joy Busserl Jill Cabik Dean Cady 50 Seniors Maureen Callahan Ann Carslon Meredith Carlson John Caruso Marriena Castle Wiltiam Childers Roy Chlinell Theresa Christen Janet Chrislian Rebecca Clausen Karen Clayton Jan Cockerill Carmen: Comilo lameannsidine Anita Contreras James Conway Alan Coppersmith Paxrick Canter Victoria Craig Kent Crassweller Carl Crawford Donald Crawlord Jane Crofton Nancy Cunningham Paula Daniels Seniors 51 Linda Dau Susan Davis Robert Dawson Rmh Dekeyzer Linda DeLoach Sydney DePooter Francis DeVallauris Bruce DeYoung Dennis DeZur Rosanna DiChristoIano Daniel Douglass David Douglass Randy Doyle Thomas Dudgeon Thiele Dunaway 52 Seniors Dona Dungan Stephen Ebner Mark Eggerding Susan Engiand James Evans Rich Ebbens Laurie Efiiandt Torn Enger Mark Ester John Evans Gary Fairchild Leslie Fay Eilen Feltes Kris Fischer Allan Fiscus Christine Fitzgerald Douglas Flinn David Forkel Gary Fredensbolg lay Fredrickson Linda Frusthalrn Ruben Fuka Balnadette Fusco Carol Gleason Linda GFover layme Gallagher William Gambia Katherine Gardynski HDbbyGntlhardl Vivian Grande Sandra Gates David Gidcumb Keith Glavash Marvel Green Paula Groenwoldt Seniors 53 Dale Haake Deborah Habel Luella Hage Ann Hake Culliss Hanninen David Hanson William Groetsema Paul Grossman Andrea Gullickson Paul Guse Jean Gustafson Denise Guyer Teresa Harris Louise Hasenwinkel Cymhia Hasselbusch Pamela Haug Gary Haul Charlene Hawkinson Nancy Heald Lynel Hedquist Michael Hemmingson Diane Hilgenberg Randal Hoff Pamela Honann 54 Seniors Dalg HOIEEYSSOH Brgnda HOHOWay Paul Holm lames Hoppe Kurl Horberg Maglanne Horn L915 Hougen Karen Hultgren David Hurlbur! Debra Hurt Isa el Husted Klmberly Hyre Jo Ann lhlefeld Panicia Ingram Barbara lacobson Karin ;acobson Kalherinelancaric Calherinelohns David iohnson Gail johnson Richard Jensen Bonniejohansen Karen Johnson Lisa Iohnson Margaret Johnson Seniors 55 Mark Johnson Neil Johnson Sandra Johnson Steve lones George Kapelanakis Robert Katz Rnnaid Keenan Thomas Keener Russell Kennedy Claire Kennefick Janet Kepner Clark Kilgard 109 Knapp Gloria Knight Michael Kolze Rebecca Kinney Sarah Klaus MlChElle KUVal Rhea Kraft Deborah Krarup Robert Kleisch Gretchen Kluth Richard Kuntz Dale Lambert Richard Lampo 56 Seniors IVs hard to believe that the last four years are almost over. We enjoyed them and even with all the complaints at times, I've really enjoyed my college years here. uinda Siebem Th Tim and loyce Springer 2. Carol Gleason 3. Dave Marshall and Wanda McAfee. I've learned a lot more from Augustana than from just in ciass. I've learned through experiencing and learning about other people. tAnn Carlsonl Seniors 57 Kathy Larson Richard Lasuta Larry Lavin Carla Leafblad Lawrence Lebeau Linda Lebeau Sally Lewis Ann Lifjengren Anilralindquist lanice Lang Richard Lang Robert Lang Stephanie Langston a'r':n.;zH.'.:sr Deborah Loiselle David Longly Ellen Loveshe Paula Lowe Curtis Loy Paula Lundborg Vida Luth Elaine Machalka Teresa Mack Ruben Madison Olav Malvik lean Manning 53 Seniors Christine MBICOHE Louis Marovilch Bob Marlin V Jeffrey Marlin Mary Maxson Wanda MCMEE Gregory McCluskey Pamela McComb Claire McCoy Gail McCullough- Katherine Mekus ! Diane Meyer Kim Meyers Therese Michels Marilyn Mierzwa Helen Mihalopoulus Steven Miller Christine Milton David Min Dennis McGinnis Thomas McGonigle Linda McGrew lerry McKean Iames Mehrer Patricia Merer Rosanne Mohr Nancy Montgomery Charles Moure Seniors 59 Paul Nedde Beth Nehmer Chris Nelson Dewaine Nelson Slalen Nelson Ruth Nerlinger Derryl Moore Gregory Morris Larry Morgensen Barbara Musbacher JaneMuelIer Michael Muskiev'tcz . . Nanty MUSSCHDDI Steven Nagel Fr-ancls Newcomb Margaret Newkirk Gerald Nicholson Jane! NaHy Mark Nave R'Chard Nieien Janet Norquist Mary Norquist Carol Norris Rebecca Oehlerking JereneOhlson 60 Seniors RandaH Olson Torn Olis Steven Ozanne Robert Parralore Charles Paulson Paul Pearson Dale Peters Jerald Peters Cynthia Petersen Conslance Peterson Kurt Pelerson lawrence Peterson Michael Peterson Christine Peuy lanice Poppenhagen Susan Poslmus Richard Priggie Valerie Punmey Lee Ann Rakus, Eliqu-eth Reining Konrad Relz Paul Riedel Grant Ringslmm Marcia Robertson Jeanne Ruesslem PHUICIH Ruhrsen Kathy Roluff Seniors 61 Friends dorms all- nighters ,.. COG ... profes- sors LeeIs computer center rat lab Kansas City ... student teaching ... formals . . . fun Augustana. Wat Yamayoshn 1. Ron Keeman 2. Mark Eggmdine 3. An Breck. People can look at others and find not one color but a rain- how. 3- S. Ohlsom 62 Seniors Rebecca Scherslen Richard Schmeder Connfe Schulm Robert Scott ThomasSederquist BradleySeago Rebecca Sears Jeffrey Sefdel Debbie Seidenzahl Paul Romlvedt Claire RDSe , , , Roger Rose Donna Runge Anne- Ryan Helen Salter Susan Sander Jan Schaaf Patricia Schachel Mark Schersten Steven Seiver Joseph Sesbeau Chris Severn Linda Siebert iames Slou ber Bruce Small Seniors 63 Marsha Smith mehia Smoker Stephen Smothers Maybelh Soderberg William Sondag Jacqueline Spear Ruck Spencer Michael Staab lohn Staples Kathryn Stapieton Judy Slaubach Scan Staphens Barbara Stock Panick Smut Noel Sloutenbulg Victor Strang Richard Strauss Sally Slrohbehn Thomas Stuenkel Thomas Styles William Skyles 1' Donald Surges Kalhryn Svehla Richard Sve'nla Stephen Swanson Roger Swartzbaugh Christopher Tarran 64 Seniors JaneTcIlecn Suzanne Temby johnTerneny BmceThake Christine Thompson fackiThompson Ronald Vannalta RichardVan Puyvelde Diane Vincent Sharon Vogt Gary Volker Mary Vohz James Thompson Danny Thorpe Erik Tjelmeland William walls Cecil Ward Michael Tracey Scull Turnbull Reginald Turner Mary Ward Sarah Ware Susan Uhl Michael Van Acker William Van Burk Seniors 65 Kalhryn Werning Frank West Barbara Wesllake Glenn Wheat PhHipthcler Fred Whimsidu Linda Whitmore Jeffrey Wieland Ellen WHey Mark Williams Dan Wilson Mark Wilson Mark Wans Susan Weeks Sluarl Weider Michael Weindruch Nancy Welsel Iames Weldon Michael Woerner Fred Woher Gary Worcester Susan Wyblaniec Palricia Yamayoshi Diane Yancey Randall Yuerherg Mary Zahner Palfrcia thesk: Mary Ziegler 66 Seniors SENIOR ACTIVITIES Richard P. Abben Biology, Pre-Medicine, Psychology Sycamore, Illinois Akros; Beta Omega Sigma, Vice- president; CUBOM; IF Council; Tour GuIdE; Tri-Bela; Tutor; Wresllings ElaineAiken Computer Science, Mathematics Morrison, Illinois Band,- German Club; Home- coming Committee; Illinois State Scholarship; Malh Club; Orchestra; Toppers. CharlotteAllen English, Political Science Transfer: Western Illinois University APO, Historian; Illinnis Stale Scholars Thomas H. Allen Biology loliel, Illinois Golf; Men's House Council; Phi Omega Phi, Historian. John Andersen Business, Psychology Oak Lawn, Illinois Beta Omega Sigma, Pledgemas- ter: Wrestling, Chrisline D. Anderson Biology, Pre-Medicine Molina, Illinois Auguszana Honm Scholarship; Biology Club, President; Biology Tutor; Dean's List; Delia Chi Theta; Illinois State Scholarship; Toppers; Tri-Bela. Kathy Anderson Music Education Cary, Illinois Augie Choir, Section Leader: Augustana Honor Scholarship; Augustana Symphony Soloist; Campus Church: Chamber Sing, er; Freshman Voice Scholarship; Handel Oratorio Society, Histo- rian; Illinois Stale Scholarship; Santa Lucia, Music Chairman; Sigma Alpha Iota, Program Chairman, Social Ca-Chairman, Scholarship; Sudler Voice Schol- arship; Toppers; Veld Voice Scholarship. lohn Arthul Anderson Business Adminislration, Geography St. Charles, Illinois Gamma Alpha Beta; Orientation Laader; Raft; Study in Europe; Tour Guide; WVle Susan L. Anderson German Rock Island, lHinois Orientation Leader; Toppers; Tour Guide; Tutors Tim Anderson Religion GaJesburg, Illinois Twansfer: Carl Sandburg Junior College. Todd Anderson Physicaf Education Rock Island, llfinois Bela Omega Sigma; Tribe of Vikings. Mark Appleton Biology, Chemistry, PresMediane Neda, Illinois AC5,- Augustana Chulch Coun7 cil; Men's House Council; Phi Omega Phi, Pledgemaster. Linda Armstrong Mathemat' Milan, Illinois Transfer: Blackhawk College Math C1ub;Tulor. ElodieArnen Malhemmics, French Rock Island, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Esplin Scholarship; French Club; French Department Scholarship; German Club; Illinois Slate Scholarship; Math Club; Top, pers; Tutor; Young Democrats. EruceAtor Physical Education Quincy, Illinois Basketball, Football, Illinois State Scholarship, Phi Omega Phi, Pledgemaster; Tribe of Vikings; VikingAward. Ann Austin German Rock Island, Illinois Transfer: Illinois State University Ron Badtke Business Administration Carbon CEiff, Illinois Jim Baelwald Biology Champaign, Illinois Biology Club; Chapef Choir; Delta Omega Nu; Football. Brenda Balk Music Education Fulton, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Chapel Choir; Sigma Alpha Iolas Lawrence S. Barker Business Administration, Speech Rock Island, Illinois Augie Choir. Section Leader. Vice-presidem; Band; Brass Choir; Carlson Judiciary: Curri- dor Adviser; Delta Omega Nu, President, Vice-plesident, Trea- surer; Friendship Fair Commit, tee; Handel Oratorio Sociew; Homecoming Commiuee; lazz Band; Madrigals; Men's House Council; Orientation Leader,- Phi Mu Alpha, Vice-president, Treasurer; RA; RA Committee; TourGuide. Debra Barnes Elementary Education Siivis, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship, Carl Baum Mathematics, Philosophy Morton Grove, JJlfnois German Club; RA Committee; Toppers; Tour Guide. Ron Bear Speech Therapy Malina, Illinois Augustana Student Speech and HearingAssocialion. Lesa Behrends Elementary Education Rock IsFand, JJlinois Dean's List; German Club; OriA entation Leader; Toppers; Tour Guides Martha R. Benson Elementary Education Molina, Illinois Chi Omega Gamma, Social Chairman. Sandra 1. Berge Computer Science, Mathematics Oconomowoc, Wisconsin Lutheran Brotherhood; Phi Rho, Recording Secretary, Social Chairman, Sportshead. Rachel Bergeson Elementary Education, Medical Technology Waltham, Massachusetts Augusmna Honor Schulalship; Band; Biology Club; Dorm Judi? ciary; Intramural Basketball, Rackelball; Toppers. Charles Bergland Accuunling, Business Administration Waukegan, Illinois Stephen Bergren History Rock Island, Illinois Craig Beveroth Biology, Pre-Medicine Sterling, Illinois Augustana Honor Schularship; Tour Guide; Tribe of Vikings; Track. Linda C. Bickel Chemistry Waukegan, lllinuis AC5, President, Secretary; APO. TDur GuidE. Paul Binek Physical Education Waterloo, Iowa llinois Stale Scholarship; Viking Award: Wrestling. Paul Black Business Administration, Economics Dolton,ulinoi5 Akros; Baseball; IF Council; Omicron Sigma Omicron. Elody Blomberg An Fairfax, Virginia Chi Omega Gamma, Sports- head; Homecoming Committee. Mary Bolkcon Social Work, Sociology Moline,lilinois Illinois Slate Scholarship. Larry Boven Social Work Moline, Illinois Arthur1.Breck Biology Rock Island, Illinois Akros; Augie Choir; Charles Es- plin Fund Scholarship; Illinois StateScholarship; Orchestra. Gary P. Briggs Accounting Rock Island, Illinois Illinois State Scholarship; WVIK, Barbara Anne Brownlee Music Tokyo, Japan Transfer: North Central College Augie Choir, Secretary; Augus- tana and North Central Honor Scholarships; Chapel Choir,- Handel Oratorio Society; Inter- collegiate and Intramural Basw ketball; Mortar aoard; North Central Choir; North Central Madrigals; Nonh Central Music Scholarship; Oden Organ Schol- arship; Sigma Alpha Iota, Presi- denl, Scholarship. William Carl Bruns Music Education Auburn,luwa Transfer: Norlh Central Caliege AMT, Musical Director; Band, Historian! President; Brass Choir; Chapel Choir; Durm Ju- diciary; Handel Oratorio Socie- ty; lazz Ensemble; Phi Mu AI- pha, Vice-president: SMENC, President; Tutor. Malilyn T. Brunt Arr Hismryl Studio Art Rack Island, Illinois Art Club; Augustana Honor Scholarship; WVIK. Diane K. Buliard Elementary Education Belvidere, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Delta Chi Theta; Friendship Fair Committee; Homecoming Committee; Illinois Slate Echo!- arship; Toppers; Tour Guide; Women's House Council. Annette Burlingame German Rock Island, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Friendship Fair Committee; Seniur Activities 67 German Club; Illinois Scam Scholarship; Toppers. Fred Eurnham Biology Molina, Illinois Fuotball,T iner; IFCnuncil; Phi Omega Phi; Track, Trainer. Joy Eussert Psycholugy, Religiun Glidden, Iowa Chapel Choir; Friendship Fair Commiuee; Homecoming Committee; Mortar Board; Ori- entation Leader; Psi Chi; Rock- er-l: Toppers; Women's Inf 1ercollegiaze Volleyball; Young Democrats. lillCablk BusinessAdminisuaIion, Physical Education Chicago, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarshi ; Cheerleader; Friendship Fair Committee: Homecoming Committee: Orientation Leader; PEMM; Phi Rho, Pledgemoml Sportshead; Tour Guide; WIB. Maureen Callahan Biology Chicagol lllinuis. Ann M. Carlson Elementary Educationl Psychology Aurora Delta Chi Theta; Friendship Fair Commiitee; Homecoming Commiltee; Illinois State Schol- arship; Psi Chi: Women's House Council. Meredith Carlson Art Education iron Mountain,Michigan CUBOM; Spanish Club; Tulor: Vi-Royalty; Women's House Council. luhn Caruso History, Sociology Ottawa, Illinois. Marrietta Caslle Elementary Education, Spanish Rock Island, Illinois Transfen Black Hawk College, illinois Stale Universiiy Augustana Honor Scholarship; Illinois State Scholarship: Span- ish Club. laneIChristian Religion Bloomington, lliinois Augustana Campus Church. Administralive Council, Music Comdinalor, Secretary; Augus- tana Honor Scholarship; Band, Hi5torian; Toppersl President. Rebecca Clausen Biology, Medical Technology Fulmn, Illinois 68 Senior Activities Biulogy Club; CUBOM; Home- coming Committee. William Henry Childers Psychology, Sociology Danville, Illinois Basketball, Manager; Cheer leader; Corridor Advisoi; Homecoming Commitlee; Omi- cron Sigma Omicron; Orienta- tion Leader,- Pep Chairman; RA; RA Committee; Tour Guide: Tribe of Vikings; Vi-Royahy. Theresa Christell Elementaly Education Park Ridge, Illinois Orientation Leader; Toppers; Tour Guide; Tutor; Vi-Royafty. Roy Ernest Christell Religion Forest Park, Illinois Akros; Chapel Choir; Cheer- leader; Dorm gudicial Board,- Hnmecoming Cummings, Chairman; Illinois Stale Scholar- ship; Omicron Sigma Omicron, Pledgemaster; Orientation Leader: Tour Guide. Ka ren Sue Clayton English Princeton, Illinois Friendship Fair Committee; German Club; Homecoming Committee; Tour Guide; Young Republicans. Jan Cockerill Business Administration, Spanish Rock Island, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College Spanish Club. Carmella Camito English, Political Science Silvis, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Illinois State Scholarship; Tour Guide. Jim Considine Geography Villa Park, Illinois Transfer: SI. fohn's University Gamma Aipha Beta, lmrarnurals; RA Commiltee; WVIK. Anita M. Contreras Social Work, Sociology Dixon,Jllinoi5 Illinois State Scholarship; Top- pet's. Alan lames Coppersmilh English Schiller Park,Nlinois CUBOM; Illinois State Scholar- ship; Observer; Publications Board; Pi Upsilon Gamma, Intra- murals, Secretary, Social Chair- man; Viking Award: Wrestling. Patrick Eldon Caner Biology, Environmemai Studies Somh Beloil, Illinois Biology Club; Della Omega Nu; Football; Illinois Stale Scholar- ship; WVIK. Vicki Craig Elementary Education Downers Grove, Iliinois Homecoming Committee; Kap- pa Tau; Corresponding Secre- tary; Orientation Leader: Rock- ety-l; SEA, Vice-presidem, Presi7 dent; Tour Guide: Women's House Council. Kent D. Crassweller Accouming, Business Chicago, Illinois Business Club; Men's House Council; Phi Omega Phi, imra- murals; WVIK. Carl Crawfmd Social Work, Sociology Springiield, Illinois Airo-American Society; Black Athletic Association; Cross Country; Homecoming Corn- miuee; intramural Easketbail; Softball; Track; Tribe of Vikings; WVIK. Donald Line! Crawford Pre-Dentistry Davenpom Iowa Transfer: University oi Iowa. Jane Crofton Spanish Prophetstown, Illinois Spanish Club; Toppers; Tutor. Nancy Cunningham History East Moline, Illinois Band. Paula EA Daniels Business Ad ministration Banington, Illinois Homecoming Committee, Trea- surer; Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer: Tau! Guide. Linda Dau Elementary Education Rock Island, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College Augusiana Honor Socholarship. Susan Lyn Davis Psychologyl Sociology Lockport, Illinois Transfer: Jolietjunior College Chi Omega Gamma, Social Chairman; Tour Guide. Robert M. Dawson Drama, Speech Gary, Indiana Alpha Psi Omega; Chapel Choir; Gamma Alpha Bela; Orientation Leader, Co-Chairman; RA; RA Committee; Raft; Tour Guide; Vi-Royallyl Sophomure Attend- ant; WVIK. Ru th De keyzer Elementary Education Moline, illinois. Linda DeLoach Biology Chicago,lllinois Afro-American Society; Orien- tation Leader; Tutor; Tour Guide;WVlK. Sydney C. DePooter Business Administration Moiinel Illinois Football; Rho Nu Delta, Treasur- er, Hedge Masterl Sergeantiati Arms; Tribe of Vikingsi Bruce R. DeYoung Geology Riverdaie, Illinois Transier: United Slates Merchanl Marine Academy, Thormn Commu nity College C, C. Johnson SChOIanhip Award; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary. Dennis C. DeZur History, Physical Educalion Niles, Illinois Gamma Alpha Beta; Track. Francis-Piatas L'lnsurge Devallauris English, Psychology Evanslon, Illinois Akros; Chapel Choir; CUBOM; Deputations; Homecoming Committee,- Men's House Council; Phi Mu Alpha; Psi Chi; ?sychnlogy Club; RA Commit- tees; Rockelyil; Raft; Tour Guide: Winter Weekend Comk miuee. Rosanna DiChristofano Elementary Education Norridge,ll1inois Transiegi Triiun College Chl Omega Gamma; Homecom- ing Committee; Judicial Board; PEMM; RA Committee; SEA,- Tutor; Women's House Council; Women'sSwim Team. Daniel Douglass Business Adminislration Chicago, Jilinois Transfer: North Park College. David Duugiass English, Geography Chicago, lllinnis Akrus; Phi Omega Phi. A.RiDnyie Mathematics, Philosophy, Religion Rock Island, Illinois Akrus; lilinois State Schularship; Margaret Perry Scholarship; . Math Club; Writer's Club; i WVIK. Thomas C. Dudgeon History, Poli 'cal Science Aid Association for Lutherans All-Campus Scholarship; Akros; AMT; Augie Choir; Auguslana Honor Scholarship; Chapel Choir; Delta Omega Nu. Secre- iary; IF Council; Orientation Leader; Washington Semester. Thiele Rubin Dunaway History Northfield, Iliinois German Club; History Forum; Illinois State Scholarship; RA Committee; Toppers; Tour Guide; WJB; Women's lmercoi- iegiate Volleyball Team. Donna Dungan Computer Science, MathematiCs Aurora, Illinois Band; Toppers. Richard A. Ebbens Psychology Lansing, Illinois Transfer: University of Iowa Corridor Adviser; CUBOM; Homecoming CommiIIEe; Ob- server; Orientation Leader; Psych Lab Assistant; Rockety-l'. Stephen Elmer Phsyical Education Molina, Illinois. Laurie Efflandt Elementary Education Moline, Illinois Chi Omega Gamma; PEMM. Tom Enger Physical Education Morris,lllinois Football. Capiain; Men's Imra- murals, Basketball; Soiibail; PEMM; Tribe of Vikings; Viking Award; Young Republicans. Mark ESIer Psychology Naperville, Jilinois Bela Omega Sigma; Tribe of Vii kings. lames R. Evans Business Ad ministratiun Davenpnrl, Iowa Transfer: Iowa State Universily Beta Theta Pi; Spanish Club. R. iohn Evans Political Science Rackford, Illinois Gamma Alpha Beta, President; If Council; Swimming; Tribe of Vikings. Gary Fairchild Business Administration, Physical Educatiun McHenry, Illinois Football; IF Council: Pi Upsilon Gamma, Presideni; Tribe of Vi- kings. Leslie Porter Fay Biology, Geology Winnebago, Illinois Band; Biology Club; Fryxell Ge- ology Museum, Assistant to Director; Sigma Gamma Epsilon: Udden Geoiugy Club. Ellen M. Feltes Accounting, Business Administration Moline, Illinois Dean's List; Homecoming Committee; Illinois State Schol- arship; John Deere Award; Kap- pa Epsilon, Honorary Member; Toppers. Lynn Fendler Liberal Studies Morris Plaines, New Jersey Band; German Club; Home- coming Committee; Mortar Board, Vicarpresident; RA Commiltee; Toppers; Tour Guide; Tulor. Kristen Fischer Political Sciencel Sociology St. Charles, Illinois Augusiana Honor Scholarship; Band; CUBOM; Ecology Week- end, Cn-Chairman; Homecom- ing Commiltee; Mock Political Convenlion, CD-Chairman; Music Schoiarship; Orientalion Leader; Political Science Deparl- menl Assistant; RA, Vice-presi- dent; RA Committee; Toppers; TourCuide. Allan Fiscus Business Administration Coal Valley, lliinois Transier: Black Hawk College. Chris Fitzgerald Biology, Medical Technulugy, Spanish Milwaukee,wisconsin Biology; Homecoming Commit- iee; Hnnor Scholarship; Orchesi tra; Sigma Delta Pi; Spanish Club; Tri-Beta; Women's House Council. Douglas Flinn Geology Knuxville, Illinois Transfer: Cari Sandburg College Geology Club; Illinois Siate Grant. David M. forkel Business Adminisiration Lemont. Illinois. Gary R. Fredensborg Accounting, Business Administration Dwight, Illinois Chapel Choir; Commerce Club; Handel Oratorio Society; Illi- nois Slate Scholarship; Rocketyi L lay Fredrickson Biology Rocklsland,ll1inuis Beta Omega Sigma,- Football; II- linois Staie Scholarship; Tribe of Vi ngs; Viking Award; Wres- iling. Linda Karol Frostholm Speech Therapy Des Plaines, illinois ASSHA; Homecoming Commit- tee, Cn-Chairman; Swedish Clubl Secretary; Women's House Cuuncil. Robert K Fuka, Junior Accounting, Business Oak Lawn, Illinois Band; Chess Club; Homecomi ing Commiuee: lntramurals. Bernie Fusco Biology, Physical Education Evergreen Park, Illinois Biology Club; Corridor Adviser; Homecoming Committee; Mur- tar Board; PEMM; Phi Rho, Vice, president; Pom Pom Squad, Captain; Toppers; Tri-Eeta; Vi- Royalty. Jayme Gallagher Psychology Rock Island, Illinois. William Gamble Physical Educaiion O'Fallon, Illinois Basebail, Captain; Fombaii; PEMM; Phi Omega Phi, Officer; Tribe of Vikings; Viking Award. Katherine Lynn Gardynski French, Spanish Des Plaines. Illinois Delta Chi Theta, Bush Chairman, Social Chairman; French Club; Honor Schalarshipj Illinois Stale Scholarship; Orientation Leadi er; Sigma Delta Pi; Spanish Club; TourGuide; Tuiors David A, Gidcumb Biology, PreiDentistry Elmhurst, Illinois Akros; Omicron Sigma Omi- cron, Presidents Keith A Glavash Music Performance DanvilleJJlinois Akrus; Augie Choir; Delta Omega Nu; Freshman Music Scholarship; Oden Organ Schois arship; Phi Mu Alpha. Carol Gleason Biology Clayslake, Illinois Biology Club; Esper Peterson Scholarship; Honor Scholarship; lllinois Slate Scholarship; Swed- ish Club; Toppers; Tour Guide; Tri-Beta; Women's House Coun- cil; Women's lnnamural Basket- ball, Volleyball. Linda K. Glover Music Education Peuria,1llinois Band, Chapel Choir; Delta Chi Theta; Homecoming Commit- tee; Orchestra, Sigma Alpha Iota. Marvel C. Gleen Elementary Education Silvis, Illinois. Paula J. Groenwoldt History Davenport, Illinois Toppers. William Robert Groeisema Biology Chicago, Illinois Band; Homecoming Commit- tee; IF Council; Omicron Sigma Omicron. Paul F. Grossman Business Administration, EconomiCs Rock Island, Illinois Akros; APO; Chapel Choir. Andrea Lynn Olson Gullickson Speech Therapy Maple Park, Illinois Band; Chi Omega Gamma, Cor- responding Secretary; Illinois State Scholarship; Toppers; Women's House Council. PaulC.Guse Biology Lombard, Illinois Akros; Augustana Honor Schal- arship; Biology Club; Delta Omega Nu; Dorm Cuuncil; IF Council; Illinois Slate Scholar- ship; Tri-Beta; WVIK. Jean E. Gustafson Elementary Educaton Downers Grove, Illinois Band; Orchesira. Denise K. Guyer Speech Therapy Franklin Park Illinois Band; Corridor Adviser; Friendw ship Fair Committee; Homes coming Committee; Orientation Leader; Phi Rho, Recording Sec- retary, Rush Chairman; RA; RA Committee: Sigma Alpha Eta; Women's House Council, Secre- tary. Deborah L. Habel Accounting, Business Administration Bruadview, illinois Homecoming Commitiee: Women's lntramurals. Luella Hage Speech Therapy Moline,l1linois Transfer: Black Hawk College Augustana Student Speech and Heari rig Association. Ann Victoria Kupiack Hake Ari History, Art Studio Park Ridge, Illinois Chi Omega Gamma; Illinois State Gram; Tour Guide; Tutor. Curliss V. Hpnninen Accou ming, Computer Science. Mathematics Chicago, Illinois Akios; Augustana Honor Schol- arship; Beta Omega Sigma, Treas surer; Illinois Slate Scholarship; Men's lnrramurals. David A. Hanson Music Education Sandwich, Illinois Augie Choir; CUBOM; Fresh- man Voice Scholarship; Friend- ship Fair Commitlee; Home- coming Committee, Chairman; IF Council; Men's House Coun- cil; Orientation Leader; Omi- cron Sigma Omicron, Vice-pres- ident; Phi Mu Aipha; Raft; Tuur Guide. Senior Activities 69 Kathy Harn Speech Therapy Camon,lllinois Fliendship Fair Committee; Kappa Epsilun, Hi5!orian. Cone? spending Secretary; Homecurm ing Committee; Illinois State Scholarship; Sigma Alpha Eka; Woment House Council. Teresa Lee Harris English Rock Island, Illinois Transfer: Valparaiso University Auguslana Church Council; Human Relations Committee. Louise M. Hasenwinkel Physical Education East Moline, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College, University 0! Iowa. Pamela Haug Biology, Medical Technology, Pre-Medicine Cedar Rapids, Iowa Biology Club; Binlogy Lab Teacher; German Club; Interna- lionai' Club; l5 Council; Mortar Board; Phi Rho, Pledge Captain, Piedgemom, President; Top- pers; Tri-Beta, Viceipresident; Tumr;WlE. GaryHaut BusinessAdminislrarion, Geography Franklin Park, l!linois Homecoming Commfnee; Hon- or Scholarship; Illinois State Scholarship; Men's House Council; Men's lntramurals; Orientation Leader; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Tour Guide. Charlene Hawkinson Psychology, Sociology Galesburg,lllinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Illinois Slate Scholarship; Orien- tation Leader; Pom Pom Squad; Tour Guide; WIE; Women's In- tetcullegfate Volleyball. Nancy Heald Biclogy,MedicalTechnology Molina. Illinois Kappa Epsilon, Treasurer; Vice- president. Michaei L. Hemmingson Accounting, Business Administmtion Geneseo, Illinois Auguswna Honor Scholarship; Commerce Club; Illinois State Scholarship; Men's Inlramurals. Lynel Hedquisl Christian Education Rock Island, Illinois Campus Church Council; Church Vocations Club; Tour Guide. Diane Hilgen berg Elementary Education Notridge, Illinois Chi Omega Gamma; Homecom- ing Committee; SEA; Toppers; Tumr; Women's House Council. 70 Senim Activities Randy Hoff Accounting, Business, Economics Itasca, Illinois Accounting Gram; IF Cuunctl; Illinois State Scholarship; Ob- server; Pi Upsilon Gamma, Treai surer; Track. Dale Holgersson Art Coal Valley, Illinois Brenda MA Holloway Biology Chicago, Illinois Transfer: Monmouth College Afro-American Sociely. Paul Holm Geology, Mathematics Jelsey City, NewJersey Akros; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Presidenl; Udden Club; WVIK. James A. Hoppe Physical Education Elmhursl, Illinois Pi Upsilon Gamma, Secretary; Tribe of Vikings. Kurl I. Horberg Asian Sludfes, Political Science Cambridge, Jllinnis Akros; Football; Foreign Policy Semester; Men's Imramurals; Omicron Sigma Omicron; Washington Semester; Young Republicans. Marianne Horn History Rockford, Illinois Chapel Choir; Sigma Alpha lma, Secrewry. Lois Hougen Speech Therapy Cedar Rapids, Iowa Assistant Head Residenl; Augus- lana Student Speech and Hear- ing Association; Corridor Advi- sor; Mortar Board; Orientation Leader; Phi Rhu. Kalen Hultgren SpeechTherapy Elmhurst,lllinois Auguslana Sludenl Speech and Hearing Association; Home comming Committee; Kappa Epsilon, OffiCer; Orienlalion Leader; WIB: Women's House Council. David A. Hurlburt History, Political Science Davenporl, Iowa Transfer: Saint Ambrose, Universily of Maryland, University of Northern Iowa, Debra Hun AnHisrory Quincy,lllinois Auguslana Honor Scholarship: Chi Omega Gamma, Officer; CUBOM; Friendship Fair Com, mince; Homecoming Commft- lee; Dliemation Leader; Pom Pom Squad,- Taur Guide; Tutm; Vi-Royalty Isabel Husted English Dundee, Illinois Transier: Carthage College Chapel Choir; Mortar Board; Observer; RA Committee; Sig- rna Alpha Iota; Student Judici- ary; Tutor; Women's House Council; Writer's Oub. Kim Hyre Physical Education DeKaIb, Illinois Cheerleader; Homecoming Committee; Kappa Epsilon, Plegdemom, Sportshead; Mor- tar Board; PEMM: Toppers, Tour Guide; ViiRoyaily; WIB. JoAnn lhlefeld Math Education Davenporll Iowa Transfer: Dra ke University. Patricia L. Ingram Religion, PhiIosophy Rock Island IllinoisV Barbara Lynn Jacobson Economics Riverdale,ll1inois Delta Chi Theta; Handel Orato- rio Society; Illinois State Scholar- ship; WVIK. Karin Jacobson Biology,MedicalTechnulogy Rockford, Illinois Augustana Honor Schoiarship; Enclogy Club: Homecoming Committee; Illinois Stale Schol- alship; SOS; Toppers. Kathyjancaric Accounling, Business Adminislration Riverdale, Illinois Business Club: Illinois State Scholarship. Karen Jensen History Davenport, Iowa. RichardCJensen German Chicago, IIIinoIs Akros; Auguslana Honor Schol- arship; German Club; Illinois State Scholarship; Kemper Foundation Scholarship; RA Cummirtee; Men's House Councilv Bonniejohansen Music Harrington, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Chapel Choir; Freshman Music Scholarship; Goodman Piann Scholarship; Orientation Lead- er; Tappers; WVIK: Zero PopUA Ialion Growth, President. Catherine lnhns Elemenlary Education, Mathemalics Arlington Heighls,lll1nois Della Chi Theta, Wedge- mom, Treasurer, Vice-presidem; Friendship Fair Comminee; Or:- entation Leader, Toppers. David P. lohnsun Geography Cleveland, Ohio Football, Men's Inlramurals. Gailjohnson Elementary Educalion Frankforl,1llinois Chi Omega Gamma, Officer; Homecnming Commitlee; IS Council,- PEMM; Wumenls House Council; Womenis Swim Team. Karen R. Juhnson Elementary Education LaGrangeJ IllinoisV Lisalohnson Speech, Drama Chicago, Illinois Alpha Psi Omega, Treasurer; American Daughters of Sweden Scholarship; Chi Omega Gam- ma, Secretary, Social Chair? man, Vicepresfdent; CUBOM; Friendship Fair Committee; Homecoming Committee; Illii nois State Gram; Orientation Leader; Raft; Rockety-i; Winter Weekend Committee. MargaretAJohnson English Mundelein, Illinois Delta Ch Thelaj Hismrian, Re- cnrding Secrelary; Homecoming Committee; Orientation Leader; Rockety- Scholarship; Tour Guide. Mark R. Johnson Elementary Education Franklin Park, Illinois Transfer: TriIDn College Dorm Judiciary; SEA; Spanish Club; Swedish Club. Neiljohnson Economics New Windsor, Illinois Akros; Basketball; Track; Tribe ofVikings;VikingAward. Russlohnsnn Religion Flossmoor, Illinois AkIOSj Chapel Choir; Omicron Sigma Omicron, Pledgemaster, Secretary. Sandra Leigh Johnsan Music Country ClubHills, Illinois Chapel Choir; Friendship Fair Committee,- Homecoming Committee; Kappa Epsiion; Organ Guild; Summer Schoo! in Spain; Tqur, George J. Kapetanakis Business Administration Moline, Illinois Tlansfer: Mack Hawk College. Bob Katz Accounting Business Park Ridge, Illinois Tour Guide; Tribe ofvfkings. Ron Keenan Biology Medical Technology Leland, Illinois Thomas Keener Accounting, Business Washington, Illinois Band; Illinois State Scholarship; Omicron Sigma Omicron, Alum- m' Director, Treasurer. Russell Kennedy Speech Ruck Island, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College Drama Club, President. Claire Kennefick Physical Education Davenpmt, Iowa Chi Omega Gamma; CUBOM, Chairman; Friendship Fair Commiuae; Homecoming Commitlee; Orienlation Leader; PEMM; RA; RA Committee; Tennis Team; Tour Guide; Win- ter Weekend Committee; Women's House Council. lanetKepner Biology Elmhurst, lHinois AMT Musical; Augie Choir; Augustana Chamber Singers; Auguslana Honor Scholarship; Dorm Judicial Board; Friendship Fall' Committee; Homecoming Committee; Madrigals; Handel Oratorio Snciely; Orientation Leader; Phi Rho, Rush Chair- man; Toppers. Clark Kflgard Religion Molina, Illinnis Transfer: Black Hawk College. Rebecca Kinney Speech Therapy Galesburg, Illinois Andreen Judicial Board; Augus- tana Student Speech and Hear, ing Association; Delta Chi The- Ia, Pledgemom, President, IS Council; Rocker-I. Sarah F. Klaus Music Educakion Villa Park! Illinois Auguslana Honor Scholarship; Band; Christian Science Organi- zation; Freshman Music Scholar- ship; Kappa Tau; Sigma Alpha Iola. Robert J. Kleisch Speech Chicago,lllinois Della Omega Nu: Tour Guide; WVIK. Grelchen KFulh Elementary Education Rockiord,lllfnois Chi Omega Gamma, Pledge- mom; French Club; Friendship Fair Committee; Homecoming Commiltee; IS Council; Raft; Toppers; Tour Guide,- Tulur. Ion lay Knapp Physical Education, Psychology Glen Ellyn, Illinois Akrcs; Football; Pi Upsilon Gamma; Track; Tribe of Vikings; Viking Award. Gloria Knight Social Work, Sociology Chicago, llIinois Black Student Union; Supper- time Sewices Committee. Michelle Knval Chrislian Educalion Srrealor, IJ'Iinon AMT, Accompanisl; Chapel Choir; CJRUNA; Friendship Fair Committee; German Club; Handel Oratorio Society; Home- coming Committee; Illinois State Scholarship; lnlernational . Luther League Scholarship; Tour Guide; Rhea Ann Kraft English Harvard, lliinois Kappa Tau, Historian, Pledge- morn; Tulur. Deborah A. Klarup Malhematics, Psychology Carpentersvnlle. Illinois Chi Omega Gamma, Secretary, Treasurer; Friendship Fair Commiuee; Humecnming Committee; Oriemalion Leader; Tour Guide; WVIK Richard Wayne Kumz Geology Franklin Park, Illinois AC5; Alpha Phi Omega; Orien- tation Leader; Physics Club; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Udden Geology Cfub. Dale W. Lambert Psychology Washington, Illinois Gamma Alpha Beta, Officer; Observer; WVIK; Young Repub- Iicans. hichard G. Lampo Chemislry Silvis, Illinois ACSA Janice Lang Piano Lubbock, Texas Transfer: Texas Tech Universlty Chapel Choir; Dean's List; Mu Phi Alpha, Secretary; Tech Sing- ers. Larry Lavin Biology Moline. Illinois Akros. Richardj. LaSula Psychology Romeoville, Illinnis .Akros; Psi Chi; SFARC; TA, Psy- chology Department; Tour Guide. Lawrence LeBeau Business Adminismalion Northlake, Illinois Beta Omega Sigma, Social Chair- man, Men's lmramurals. Linda LeBeau BusinessAdministration Norlhlake,lllinois Women's House Council; Women's Intercollegiale, Inna- muralSporls. Sale Lewis Elementary Education Princeton, Ulinois CUBOM; Friendship Fair Com- mittee; Homecoming Commit, tee; Orientation Leader; Phi Rho; Toppers Ann Louise Liljengren Art Education Chicago, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Illinois Stale Scholarshfp; 505; Spanish Club; Toppers. Anita L. Lindquist BiologyTeaching Maior Rolling Meadows, Illinois Eiolagy Ciub; Chapel Choir; Illi- nois Stale Schofarship; IS Coun- cil; Kappa Tau, President, Vice- president; Tri-Beta. DebbieLoiseLle Elementaly Education, Sociology Campus Church; Delta Chi Theta, Corresponding Sec- retary, Rush Chairman; Europe- an Study, Tutor: Women's HnuseCouncil,Secrelary. David L. Longly Economics Antioch, Illinois Akros; IF Council; llfinois State Scholalship; Jewel Food Stores Schutarship; Men's House Council; Rho Nu Deita, Presi- dent, Sergeant-arArms, Vice- president; Tour Cu de. Ellen Marie Loveshe Biology. Medical Technology Chicago, rIlinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Biology Club; CUEOM: Home- coming Committee; Illinois State Scholarship; Joseph Blazer Fund Science Scholarship; Lab Procmr; Rockety-I; Swedish Club,- Toppers; Tour Guide; Tutor. Paula Lowe An Education, Art History Marion, Iowa Chi Omega Gamma,- Tutor. Curtis Call Loy Geography Rockford, Illinois Akros; Band; Campus Church, Membership Committee, Chair- man; Delta Omega Nu, Treasuri er; Friendship Fair Committee; Homecuming Committee; Men's House Council, Presi- dent; ODK, Vice-president; Rockety-J; Sigma Gamma Epsi- lon, Treasurer; Washington Semester; Writer's Club Paula Lundborg Sociology, Spanish 51. Charles, Illinois Spanish Club; 'Toppers; Tutor; Women's House Council. Vida Luth History Teaching Major Molina, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College History Forum. Elaine Machelka Pre-Medicine Downers Grove, Illinois Church Vocations Board: Top- pers; TriuBeIa; Writer's Club; WVIK. Bob Madison History Moline, Illinois. Olav Maivik Geography. Geology Melrose Park Illinois Akros: Beta Omega Sigma; IlIii nois State Scholarship; Sigma Gamma Epsilon, Vice-presidem; Tour Guide; Udden Club,- Wres- tling. Jean Manning Biology Davenport, Iowa Biology Club; European Study; French Club; German Club; Toppers; TrivBeIa; Writer's Club. Chris Marcolre Elementary Education South Holland, Hlinois Homecoming Committee; SEA. Louis J. Marovitch Business Administration Cicero, Illinois Chapel Choir; Della Omega Nu; CrosrCoumryl Track; Tribe of Vikings. Bob Martin Social Work, Sociology Springfield, Illinois Afro-American Sociely; Black Athletic AssociaIion; Football, Captain; Tribe ofvikings. leffMarIin Music Educanun Rock Island, Illinois Band: Biology Club; Chapel Choir; Phi Mu ALpha; Spanish CIub;Tennis Mary M. Maxson Music, Physical Education Oregon, Illinois Band; Handei Oratorio Society; Senior Activities 71 Illinois State Scholarship; Kappa Tau, Officer; Tour Guide; WIE. Ron May Music Educann Bellendmf, Iowa Augie Choir, President; Augie Symphony Soloist; Henry Veld Voice Award; Orientation Lead- er; Phi Mu Alpha: Rhea Bellman Voice Award; Ruth Holman Voice Award, Wanda McAfee Music Education LaFayeue, Georgia Augie Choir; Augustana Madri- gals; French Club; Handel Ora- torio Society; Music Scholar- ships. Gregory R. McCJuskey Business Administration, Sociology Malina, lliinoiss Pamela McComb Elementary Education, Mathematics Harvardl Illinois Illinois State Scholarship; SEA; Techallay Incorporated Scholar ship. Claire H. McCoy History East Moiine, Illinois Transfer: Western fllinois University. Gail Ann McCullough Biology,Chemfslry Milan, Illinois AC5; Band; Toppers. Dennis C. McGinnis Accounting, Business Administration Milan, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College Bunerworih Memorial Scholar- ship. F. Thomas McGonigle Accounting Mil'an, Illinois Omicron Sigma Omicron, Trea- surer; Baseball. Linda McGrew Speech Therapy Calumet City, Illinois Andreen Judicial Board; Augus- tin: Speech and Healing Asso- ciation; Women's House Coun- cil. JerryMcKean BusinessAdm'rnistratian Molina, illinofs Akros; APO; Band; Writer's Club; Young Republicans. Jarnes A, Mehrer Accounting Boulbonnais, Illinois Becket. Palrfcfa Meier Speech Therapy Elmhurst, Illinois 72 Senior Activities Auguslana Honor Scholarship; Auguslana Sludem Speech and Hearing Association; Friendship Fair Committee; Illinois State Scholarship: Orientation Leads er; Phi Rho, Rush Chairman; Toppers; Wumen's House Ccuncil. Katherine Mekus Biology, Medical Technology East Moiine, Illinois Illinois Stale Gram; Tri-Beta. Diane Meyer Speech Therapy Quincy, Illinois Augustana Student Speech and Hearing Association; Band; Freshman Music Scholarship; Homecoming Committee. Kim R. Meyers Physical Education Davis,lllinois Akros; Alpha Psi Omega; AU- gustana Honor Scholarship; Chapel Choir; Dramatics; Gym- nastics; Men's House Concil; Orienlation Leader; PEMM; WVIK. Thetese Michels Elementary Education Aurora, Illinois. Heien Mihalopoulos Elementary Education, Sociology East Moline, Illinois Toppers. Steven K. Miller Mathematics, Physics Milan, Illinois Akms; Augustana Honor Schol- arship; Physics Club; Physics Proctor. Christine M. Milton Elementary Education Wichita Falls,Texas WVIK. David H.Min Biology: Pre-Dentistry Colorado Springs Colorado AC5; CUBOM: Delta Omega Nu; Homecoming Committee; Orientation Leader; Tri-Beta; Swimming; Tennis. Rosanne D. Mohr A11 Daven port, Iowa. Nancy Montgomery Speech Therapy Downers Grove, lllinuis Augustana Sludenl Speech and Hearing Association; Kappa Tau, Treasurer; WIB. Charles T. Moore Business Administration Molina, Illinois, Business Club. Larry F. Morgensen English, Pre-Law Peru, Illinois Transfer: lliinois Valley Community College Gamma Alpha Beta. Barbara Mosbacher Geography Rockford, Illinois Delta Chi Theta. Honorary; Illi- nuis Stale Scholarship; Orienla- tion Leader; Sigma Gamma Epsi- lon; Swim Team, Timer; Tup- pers; Tour Guide. Jane Mueller Elementary Education East Moline, lllinols Augustana Honor Scholarship; Illinois State Scholarship. Michael Muskievicz Business Administration Doltonj Illinois Tennis Scholarship; Tennis Team, Captain; Tribe of Vikings. Nancy A. Musschoot Biology Wheaton, Illinois Kappa Epsilon; Women's House Council, Steven P. Nagel Elememary Education Rock Island, Illinois Men's lmrammals. Janet A. Nelly Speech Thelapy Chicago, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Auguslana Student Speech and Hearing Association; German Club; Homecoming Committee, Co-Chairman; Orientation Cos Chairman; Orientation Leader; Phi Rho; Rockely-l; Tour Guide; Women's lntramurals. Mark Nave Geography Springfield, Ohio Augie Choir; Church Council; CUBOM; Dorm Judiciary; Geolv ugy Club; Men's House Coun- cil; Men's Inlramurals; Orienta- lion Leader. Paul Nedde Geography, Sociology Lisle, Illinois Men's House Council, Men's Inttamurals; Sigma Gamma Epsi- lon; Tutor. Beth Nehmer Biology Mundelein, Illinois Delta Chi Theta; Corridor Advi- sor; Toppers; Tour Guide; Tri- Eeta; Women's House Council. Dewaine E, Nelson Biology, Geography Rockford, Illinois Band; Biology Club; Cultural Affairs Committee; Homecom- ing Committee; Rho Nu Deltaj Historian;TourGuideA Christine Nelson History Northbruuk, Illinois. J. Slaten Nelson Accounting, Business Administration Northbrook, Illinois Gamma Alpha Belal Treasurer; Raft: WVlK. Ruth MarieNerlinger Elementary Education Arlington Heights, Illinois Andreen ludicial Board, Secre- tary; Augie Choir; Delta Chi Theta; Freshman Music Scholar- ship; Handel Oratorio Society. Frank Newcomb Accounting, Business Chicago, Illinois Beta Omega Sigma, Treasurer; Tribe Di Vikings. Margaret Newkirk History, Physicai Education Aurora, Illinois Chi Omega Gamma; CUBOM; Friendship Fair CommitteE; Homecoming Committee; RA: RA Committee: Rockety-l; Tour Guide; Women's House Coun- cil. Gerald Nicholson Accounting, Business Administration Moline, Illinois Illinois StateScholarship. Richard H. Nielen History loliel, Illinois Band; Beta Omega Sigma, Offiw cer; IF Council. Janet Norquist Music Milwaukee, Wisconsin Augie Choir; French Ciub: Swim Team; United Presbymrian Scholarship. Mary Norquist Theatre Chicago, Illinois AMT; Viking Award. Thomas C, Noy Mathematics Milan, Illinois. Rebecca Sue OehEerking Elementary Education Burlingtonl Illinois Augstana Chamber Singers; Augie Choir; Band; Friendship Fair Committee; Homecoming Commiltee; Orientation Leader; Rails Jerene Ohlson SpeechTherapy Ohiu, Illinois Chi Omega Gamma, Pledge- mom, Secretaryl Social Chair- man; Corridor Adviser; CU- BOM, Movie Chairman, Lecture Chairman; Dean's List,- Illinois State SchoEarship; Orientation Leader; Sigma Alpha Em; Span- ish Club; Winter Weekend Committee. A. Randall Ohlsun Biology. PrenMedicine Portage, Indiana Akros; Biology Club; Corridor Adviser; Gamma Alpha Beta; German Club; IF Council; Ori- entalion Leader; Swedish Club; Tri-Eeta; WVIKA Torn W, Otis Chemistryl Physics Molina, Illinois AC5; Akros; APO; Orientation Leader; Physics Club; WVIKA Nancy Olte Speech Therapy Moline. Illinois Sigma Alpha Eta; Toppers. Steve Ozanne Chemistry, Mathematics Molina, Illinois AC5; Akros. Robert I. Parralore BusinessAdministratEon, Sariology Norridge, Illinois JIlinais State Scholarship; Orieni lation Leader; Pi Upsilon Cam ma, Officer; Tour Guide; Tribe of Vikings; Wrestling. Charles Paulson Psychology Downers Grove, Illinois APO; Chapel Choir; Deputa- tions; Spanish Club Paul D. Pearson Accounting, Business Ceneseo, Illinois Commerce Club; Lana Freaks; Men'slntramurals. Jerald Peters Accounting, Business Administration Davenporl, luwa Transfer: Black Hawk College Cynthia Petersen Mathematics Wyckoif, New Jersey Augustana Chamber Singers; Augie Choir; Augie Honor Scholarship; Moffet Scholar- ship;Toppers. Constance Ann Peterson Christian Education Fort Dodge, Iowa Auguslana Chamber Singers; Augie Choir; Friendship Fair Cnmmiltee; Handel Oratorio Society; Homecoming Commit- tee; Phi Rho. David E. Peterson Chemistry, Economics Rockfordl Illinois AC5; Akros; Band. Kurl D. Peterson Biolngy, Pre-Medicine Kewanee, Illinois Akros; Augustana Honor Scholw arship; Band; Biology Club; German Club; Math Club; Phys- ics Club. Lawrence Pemvson PsychologyTeaChing Major Fairfield, Illinois Akros; Auguslana Honor Schol- arship; Psi Chi; Psychology Club; Tour Guide; Tutor; Young Republicans. Mfck Peterson English Morris, Illinois Illinois Stale Scholarship; Foot- ball; TIibeolVJkings, Iane Petschuw Psychology, Sociology Algonquin, Illinois Toppers; Tour Guide; Tutor; WVIK. Jan Poppenhagen History, Physical Education Arlmgwn Heights, Illinois PEMM; Spanish Club; Spanish House Representative; Young Republicans. Susan Postmus Speech Therapy Western Springs, lllinnis Augustana Honor Scholarship; Chi Omega Gamma; CUBOM; Writer's CEub. Richard Priggie Psychology, Religion Western Springs, Illinois Akros; Assistant Head Resident; Campus Church, Deacon; Band; Corridor Adviser; CUBOM; Friendship Fair Committee; Gamma Alpha Bela, Officer; Golf; Homecoming Commiuee; Housing Advisory Committee,- Men's House Council; ODK; Orientation Leader; RA; RA Committees; TA, Psychology. Valerie Puntney An Belleville,l!linois Alpha Psi Omega; CUBOM; Illii nois Staie Scholarship; Rockety- l; Toppers. LeeAnn Rakus Physical Educalion Rock Island, Illinois Deha Chi Theta; Tour Guide. Betsy Reining Biology Teaching Major, Medical Technology, PIE- Medicine Chicago, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarshi ,- Biology Club; Chemical Indus- tries Council Midwest Schuiar- ship,- Chl Omega Gamma, Histo- rian; Homecoming Committee; RA Committee; Toppers; Tri- Beta; WeSlerlin Judicial Board. Konrad C. Relz Chemistry Oelwein, Iowa AC5,- Akros. Paul C. Riedel Elementary Education Lombard, Illinois Akros; Cross Country; Deha Omega Nu; Illinois State Schol- arship; SEA; Track. Marcia Robertson English Cambridge, llfinois Monar Board; Observer; Saga Editorial Board; Toppers; Wom- en's House Council; Writer's Clulm leanne Roesslein Mathematics Dundee, Illinois. Kathy A Roluff English, French Arlington Heighls, lllinuis Chapel Choir; French Ciub; Toppers. Paul Romwedt Chemistry, Physics Pearl City, Illinois AC5,- APO; Depumions; Inter, nalional Club; Mam Club: Men's lntramurals, Volleyball: Observer; Physics Club: Tour Guide; Tutor; Washington Weekend; WVIK. Claire Marie Rose English, French Rock Falls, Illinois Auguslana Honor Schalarship; French Club: Illinois Slate Schol- arship; Kappa Tau Roger Caviu Rose Business Administration, Economics Transfer: Sauk Valley lunlor College Augustana Honor -Scholarship; Illinois Stale Scholarship. Donna L, Runge Social Science Milan, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College. Anne L. Ryan Accuunting, Business Administration Grayslake, Illinois French Club; Toppers; Tulor; Women's House Council. Helen Salter Accounling, Business Administration McHemy, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Business Club, Treasurer; Chap- el Choir; Handel Oratorio Socie Ky; Kappa Tau,Treasurer. Susan M. Sander PhiEosophyl World Literature Spring Grove, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; ltlinois State Scholarship; LhamA da lma Delta; Malathade; Film Club Scholarship. Jan Edwald Schaal Speech Evergreen ?ark, Illinois Educational Opporlunity Grant; IF Council; Illinois Slale Scholar- ship- Rho Nu Deltal Historian; WV K. Patricia 5 Schachel Spanish Rock Island, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Sigma Delta Pi; Spanish Club; Toppers; Tour Guide. Kenneth William Scherpelz Elementary Education, Eninsh Pruspecl Heights, Illinois Augie Choir; Augusrana Chami ber Singers; Men's House Couni :il. Richard H Schroeder Economics Molina, Illinois. Connie Schuldt Art Education Kankakee, Illinois Phi Rho, Honorary. Bob Scot! History Milan, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College TrackA Bradley Eugene Seago Physical Education Rockford, Illinois Cross Coumry; Omicron Sigma Omicron, lnlramurals; Rockety- I; Spanish Club; Track. Rebecca Seals Spanish Rocklsland,l1linois Illinois Slate Scholarship; Span- ish Club; Tulor. ThomasSederquist Polilical Science Milan, Iilinois Band; Delta Omega Nu; Study in Europe. Jeffrey E. Seidel CompulerScience, Mathematics Rock Island, Illinois Akros; Illinois State Scholarship. Deborah Seidenzahl English, Psychology Wauconda, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Illinois Stale Scholarship; Psi Chi: TA. Psych; Toppers; Tutot; Writer's Club. Steve Seiver Sociology Aledo, Illinois Akros; Band; WVIK. Joe Sesbeau Biology Rock Island, Illinois. Chris Severn Social Work, Sociology Gi!lespie,ll1inoi5 Illinois State Scholarship; RA Committees; SOS, President. Senior Auivities 73 Linda A. Sieben Elementary Educalion, Mathematics Farmingdale. New York SEA: SOS, Vice-presidenl. Jim Siouber Accounting, Business, Economics Willow Springs, Illinois Dorm Judiciary; IF Council; Illii nois Slate Scholarship; Kemper Insurance Scholarship; Observ- er; Pi Upsilon Gamma, Officer; RA; RA Committee; Swimming; WVI'K. Bruce A. Small Computer Science, Mathematics East Peoria, Illinois Akros; ATM; Biology Club; Deb la Omega Nu, Vice-president, Housing Advisory Committee; Illinois Slam Scholarship; Men's House Counzil, Presidenl; RA Committees; Tour Guide, Marsha Smith Social Work Beividere, Illinois llIinois Stale Scholarship. Cynthia lane Fredrick Smoker Physical Education Davenport, Iowa. Stephen lloyd Smothers Biology, Pre-Medicine Kankakee, Illinois ACS; Biology Club; CUHOM; Homecoming Committee; Inter, national Club; Men's House Council; RA Carnminee; Tour Guide; Viking Mascot; WVIK; Young Repu blicans. Maybeth Soderberg Art History Princeton, Illinois Transfer: Monticello College Chi Omega Gamma, Corre- spending Secretary. BillSondag Politfcal Science Lacomlllinois Akros; CUBOM; European Quarter: Illinois Slate Scholar- ship: Tour Guide. Jacqueline Spear An, An Historyj History Bettendori, Iowa Ar! Club. Rick Spencer ?hysical Education Naperville, Illinois Akros; Baseball; Football; Phi Omega Phi; Tribe of Vikings. Timothy fan Springer Psyd'mlogy Racine.Wisconsin Akros: Augie Choir: Auguslana Honor Scholarship; Psi Chi; Track. Michael J, Slaab Biology Sifvis. Illinois 74 Senior Activities Akros: Auguslana Honor Schol- arship; Bioiogy Club; Illinois Stale Scholarship; Tri-Eeta. John E Staples Psychology, Sociology Paik Forest,ll1inois APO,- lllinois Slate SChDIalshipj Track. Kathy Slapleton French Viila Park, Illinois Augie Choir; Auguslana Honor Scholarship; French Club; Hli- nois Slate Scholarship; Luiheran Brolherhood Senior Scholar- ship; Mortar Board: Raft; Top, pars; Tuwr; Viking Award; Women's Intercollegiate Swim Team. Judy Slaubach History Rock Island, Illinois. Scou Stephens Biology East Moline, Illinois Pi Upsilon Gamma; Track, Cap- Iain; Tribe of Vikings Barbara J. Mclnlush Stock Sociology Easl Muline, Illinois CUB, Expansion Committee; CUBOM; Kappa Epsilon; Young Republicans. PalSzouI Speech East MulEne, Illinois Who's Who; WVIK, General Manager, News Director. Noel Smutenburg Pre-Medicine Quincy, Illinois APO; Illinois Stale Scholar. Victor Slrang Biology Davenpun, Iowa Akrus; Augustana Honor Schol- arship; Band,- Phi Mu Alpha, President; Tri-Beta. Richard L. Strauss Geography Niles, Illinois Men's lntramurals, Referea; Omicron Sigma Omicron; Tour Guide. Sally Strohbehn Physical Education, Sociology Rock Island, Illinois Homecoming Committee; IS Council; Kappa Epsilom Presi7 dent, Sporlshead; Orientation Leader; PEMM; WIBV Tarn Sluenkel Business Administration Addison, IIEinois Transfer: MidlandCoJlege Commerce Club; Men's lnlrai murals. Bilf Styles thlosophy, Religion Oak Foresl, llEinois Akros; Band; ODK. Thomas Styles Geology Oak Forest, Illinois Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Udden Geology Club. Donald R. Surges Polnical Science Teaching Major Franklin Park, Illinois CUBOM; Menjs House Council; Men's lnlramurals; RA Commit- tee; Winter Weekend Commit tee. Richard Charles Svehla English Brookfieid, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Debale; European Study: Illinois Slate Scholarship; Omicron Sigma Omicron; Tour Guide. KathrynJane Svehla English Gumee, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; European Sludy: German Club; Homecoming Committee; RA Committee; Tuppers; Tour Guide; Writer's Clubk Roger Swartzbaugh History Canmn,lllinois Akros; History Forum; Illinois Stale Scholarship; Men's Imra- murals; Mock Political Conven- tion; Writer's Club Christopher J, Tarran DivisionalScience Teaching Major Wilmington, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Football; IF Council; lllinuis State Scholarship; Pi Upsilon Gamma; Student Judiciary; Swedish Club; Swim Team, As- sistanl Coach; Track; Tribe 0! Vikings; Udden Geology Club. lane Telleen English Molina, Illinois Augie Choir; Auguslana Honor Scholarship; Corridor Adviser; French Club; Observer, News Editor; Marlar Board, Presxdem; Orientation Leader; Phi Rho, Honorary; RA, Secrelary; RA Commiltees; Sigma Alpha Iola; Toppers; Womenjs lnlramurals. Suzanne R. Temby Sociology Mundelein,lllinois Augie Choir; Augustana Honor Scholarship; Della Chi Theta. John Terneny Psychology Balavfa, Illinois Akros; Illinois Slate Cram. Bruce Thake Geography Melrosc Park, Illinois Orienxatlon Leader; Pi Upsilon Gammaj ViCE-prcsidenl: Tour Guide; Udden Club. ChristineThompson Spanish Rock 15land,lllinois Delta Chi Thela; Mortar Board; Spanish Club; Toppers; Tour Guide; Womems lntrarnurals; Womenls Tennis. Jackie E. Thompson Speech Education Rock Isiand, IHinoIs Transfer: Black Hawk College Charles Esplin SchoXarship; Illi- nois State Grant. DanThorpe English Decatur, Illinois Akros; Augustana Honor Schoii arship; Bela Omega Sigma, Sec- retary; FombaH; IF Council; Swimming; Tribe of Vikings; Wrestling. Erik M. Tjelmeland Pre-Denlistry Palatine,Ulinois Corridor Adviser,- Men's House Council,- Orientation Leader. Mike Tracey History Savanna, Illinois Baseball; FootbaH; Viking Award. SCOI TurnbuH Religion, Sociofogy La Salle, Illinois Baseball; Corridor Adviser; Judi- cial Board; Men's Intramural; Reginald Turner Social Work, Sociology Chicago, Illinois Black Athletic Association, PresiA dent: Black Student Union, Pres, idem; Football; Grievance Committee; Track; Tribe of VE- kings, Sue Uhl Speech Therapy Davenport, Iowa Augustana Student Speech and HearingAssocialion. Michael Van Acker Speech Therapy Muline, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk Corlege Augustana Student Speech and Hearing Associaiion. William B. Van Burk Asian Sludies, Political Science. Geography Akros; Auguslana Honor Schol- arship; Debate; Illinois State Scholarship; TA, Political Sci- ence; Washinglon Semester; WVIK. Ron Van Natta Biology East Moline, Illinois Richard J. Van Puyvelde Accounting, Business Administralion East Moline, IIIJnuis Belgian Cuhure Award; East Moline Chamber of Commerce Language Award; Omicron 51g- rna Omicron, Historian, Traasur- er; Rafi. DLane Vincent Speech Education Macamb, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College Debate. Sherry Vogt Elementary Education McHenry, Illinois Transfer: McHenryJunioI Collage Chi Omega Gamma; Porn Porn Squad: Women's House Coum cil. Gary anker Business Adminislration, PuliticaI Science Magnolia, Illinois Corridor Adviser; Delta Omega Nu, Pledge Master, Sergeant-al- Arms; Illinois State Scholarship; Orientation Leader,- RA; RA Commattee. Mary Volt: Biology,Medical Technology East Moline, Illinois ACS; Augustana Honor Scholar- ship; Illinois State Scholarship; Women's House Councii. William Walls Biology, Pharmacy Chicago, Illinois Black Athletic Association, Presi- dent,- Fuotball; Grievance Com- mittee; Track. Cecil M. Ward, Junior Geology Geneseo, Illinois Chess Club, President: CUBOM; Sigma Gamma Epsilon; Udden GeologyClub Sarah Ware Art,5panish OakPark,Illinois Chi Omega Gamma, Officel; CUBOM; Homecoming Com? minee; Sigma Delta Pi; Spanish Club; Tour Guide; Tutor; Win- 1er Weekend Commitlee; Women's House Council; Women's Swim Team. Mark A. Walls Physical Educallon Teaching Major Valparaiso, Indiana Football, Caplain; Pi Upston Gamma, Historian; Tribe of Vi- kings. Stu Weider Biology Troy, Illinois Bela Omega Sigma, Intramurals, Pledge Masler; Football. Mike Weindrich Speech Beuendorf, Iowa Transfer: Black Hawk College, PalmerJunior College, University of Iowa Men's lntramuvals; WVIK. Susan Welks English, Humanities Rock Island, Illinois Womenk House Council. lame; B. Weldon Business,Accounting Rockford, Illinois Akros; Bela Omega Sigma, Offi- cer; Football; Tribe of Vikings; V gAward; Wrestling Flank West Political Science Zion, lliinois Beta Omega Sigma, Pledge Mas- ler: IF Council; Young Demo, crats. Barbara C Wastlakc Speech Therapy Itascal Illinois Augustana Student Speech and Hearing Association; Deanls List; Kappa Epsilon; RA Commilv lees. Glenn Wheat, lumor Music Prophetsluwn, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College. PhilWheeler Biology Chicago, lllfnuis Bela Omega Sigma, Pledgemas- Ier; Football; Viking Award. FredericCV Whireside Business Administration Spanish Reynolds, Illinois Transfer: Eureka College Cross Country; Track; Spanish Club; Tribe of Vikings. Linda Whitmme Mathematics AuroraJllfnois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Corridor Adviser; Delta Chi Theta, Alumni Chairman, Trea- surer; German Club; Golden Jubilee Scholarship; Illinois Stale Scholarship; Mortar Board; Rockewrl; Toppers; Tour Guide; Women's House Coun- cil; Young Republicans Jeff H. Wieland Accounting, Economics East Moline, Illinois Akros; Auguslana Honor Schol- arship; Business Ciub; Illinois Stale Scholarship, Ellen Kay Wiley Physical Education, Physical Therapy Paw Paw, Illinois Gymnastics Club; Homecoming Committee; IS Council; Kappa Tau, Viceipresfdenl, President; PEMM; Porn Porn Squad; WIB. MarkAthuerlIiams Psychology, Religion Joliemllinois Akros, Vice-president; Church Vocalions Club; Corridor Advi- sor; German Club; insurance Agents Association Scholalship; Men's House Council; Men's Intramurals; Psi Chi; Pullman Banking Scholarship; Tour Guide; Tulor. Mark Lloyd Wilson Psychology Rock Island, Illinois Wlizer's Club; WVIK William D Wilson Political Science South Bend, Indiana Beta Omega Sigma, Pledgemasi tar, President; IF Council; lili- nois State Scholarship; Swim- ming; Tribe of Vikings. Frederick Call Woiler English Peolone, Illinois Augustana Gram; Band; Illinois Slate Scholar; Men's House Council; Rho Kappa Bela. Gary Worcesler English Wildwood, Illinois Akros; Augustana Hunur Scholr arship; Elizabeth Beck Scholar- ship,- Hlfnois Slate Scholar. Susan Wybraniec Speech Argo, Illinois Assistant Head Resident; Cam'- dor Advisor; Delta Chi Theta; Homecoming Committee; IHIi nois Stale Scholarship: Orienla- tion Leader; Ruckely-l. Patlicia Yamayoshi Malhematfcs. Pscyhology Calumet Ci1y, Illinois Augustana Honor Scholarship; Chi Omega Gamma, Hislorian, President, Treasurer; Dean's List; Homecoming Committee, Co-Chairman; Mock Political Convemion, Secretary; Monar Board, Treasurer; Orientation Leader; RA, Secretary; RA Committee; Rockety-l; Sludenl judiciary;Toppers;TourGuide. Diane Yancey Biology Crass Valleyl California Transfer: University of California Phi Bela Kappa; Phi Kappa Phi; Prytanean Honor Sociely. Randall Vtterberg Accounting, Business Oak LaWn, Illinois Auguslana Honor Scholarship; Men's House Council: Men's lmramurals; Phi Omega Phi, President; RA, Treasurer; RA Cummiltee. NancyWeisel Psychology, Sochlogy Burlington,Wisconsln Kappa Epsilon, Corresponding Secretary; Mortar Board; Pep Chairman; TA, Psychology; Toppers; Tour Guide; VLRoyaI- ly. Pamcia L. Zbleski Speech Therapy MuJine, Illinois Transfer: Black Hawk College Augustana Honor Scholarship; Augustana Student Speech and Hearing Association; Tutor, Senior Activilies 75 1. Dick Blair. 2. Rick Lafallene. 3, Sandy 5mith. The slough path is my Iavurile pan of the campus. iBrad Nelsom 76 luniors lean Abrahamscn Danny Anderson Mark Andolson Carol Arunsun Randy Baim Iudith Akcrman Duane Anderson MikeAndcrson Kalhlcen Bablch leH-cy Baldwin William Albrecht Galy Andelson Slcphen Anderson Michael Bailey David Barber ChallesAllee Lmda Anderson Carlene Amman Kalhy Eaima Marianne Barnel: Shari Barren Susan Basia ga Palricia Biumznn Gay Hehrensmeyel Marlaneagnnnlt Scozaennen Randi Biom Dick Blair Ca Vol Eaumann Belly Beinlich Robert Binms: h Gwendalyn Blais Terrenm Blanihald Nanq mane Paul Eimm Cathy Solkcom Daniel Barman Jeffrey Borden Gary Burdner Clarence Bowman Danna Bradley Rachel Brake WHliam Built Brenda Emimnln-ld David Blillhau Fred Bmherg Kenn Izlh Brnwer Cindy Brow n lulh Blown AI Bucholz Valerie Dudach Marlha Budd Chem Busscn Juniors 77 Micheua LisaCarlmn Michamtllhnun szpanella Bruce Callgcm Cynlhia Carlson Greg lesun JanlccCaHson LindaA Cimhuu ShcrleMson lehmyCanet ThomisCallun sin Casperson EInineChapd SIeVen L Chapman Renee C. CheviHu Durmhy HobCieaver Iaubancaons Renez Ewes DiancCuI Judycraver DaveCrawford Randy Crompxon Cunningham PaIsyCunningham Nancy Cwmc Brenda Cxajkx Michaeil Dalfara Kenneth Dan Dennis Dempsey SIIM' Dcneckeze Thumas M. DD 5mm Thomls Dishnc Sandra mm. Craug Dlwnuy Rirhard 00w Rulh Drrme 0m Dimapmruus Km-n Drummond Cynrhua Dunhp lynn Durhln David Elikd-Ihl Larry Edmunds Pamela Edwaldi Gordon L Ehler Linda Ellinnr Karen Erickson ECT'IKIEII Ruben Erickson Thumis Erickson Henry Errek W, WW DoughsEsly Janet Evans Slcvcn Evans Iral'n Each 78 Juniors Kuiand mi Ronald Fallynuk Slch-n FauHmer Mike foe Nancy femuk amumrmmcy Marilyn Fink: JiH Fischer John Fischer Mavk Foik Kalhy S. Calz chn Foulkm Smn Frcymalk Karen Funk Diane Galanls Linwood AHan Cehn lnsnph Cmean Ken Gleasun John Gnganas Goldnune David Greenwood Philip Glzgg David Crindle MichaeLL Glam Ruck Gruber Phil Clubich Daniel Grunde Chunopher Gudeman CarmineHagbnrg Marcille Hamfen Bruce Hammmg SusanHanlmd David Hanmn Nlarcfa Hansen Vernon Hansen Malgarlll Haldl Linda Harm; Linda Harlman Linda Harlwig Joanne Hawk Venila chiades lam anrichsen HhH Hess sum Hitcher DaveHill Donna .u. Hm Elm HiH Kalhlccn Hm Mamal Hmna Buni Haflman Ianis Hsmhurgcl Enina Horn Jamus HubmcL-k Barb Hudc: Jun Hulloui Muy Hull luniors 79 It is really amazing how far Augustana has come as far as womens intercol- legiate sports are concerned. The pro- gram now includes volleyball, basket, ball, tennis and swimming. KDebbie Swanson! The !hing that is uniquely character- ich of Augie is Ihe school support of certain activities like K.C. Kevin Johnson! :1- RH- 1. Randy Cromplon, 2. Dave Smudge Hansen, 3. Ron Nyberg. 80 juniors Sieve Hull Chris Ivalson Marianne Jam David lohnson IelfJohnson Smulohnsnn Anne Kalsth .31. Kenneth Hulch'mson Dun Jagger: Darreli lehsen Greg Johnson Kevin lnhnswn Stephen lohnson Chrk Kaminskas Cathy Ilsch Gary Jansseu Helen Jensen Greg lohnsnn Rndneylohnmn Hmce Kaldheim 3w chzmrski Anne Keener Tom Kessinger Jack Kmdsthuh Barb Kirchoefer lelfrey Kirscher Pauy Korsga-d Ma r'y x mi Dave K ra fl Howard Kremwicz upm- Krisvanscn anciskrone Jan Krull mzhard Lafollau: Julie Laing Paul Lang lohn Lanning Chrisline Larsen Ronald Larsen Linda Lillie Carl Lindqnm Kristin Lindqmst Mary Undrolh Johnny Laden Chrisline Lnllro Mark Lavdjielf Dena anell Ihomas Lucas Jane Lu ke ns Donna Lyshulm Susan Mahnburg Jim Manning Dehurah Marines ?aM Markwald D-Md MalshaH th Martin luniurs 81 Henry Morris Thomas Movrow Dan Muteski Gordan My us Bradlord Nelson c h ml Nd mn Chris Nglsun Chriuine Nelson Richard Nelson Kennclh Nemem Jack: Neuerburg Be ! Nrckenon SUJII N sen hrah N an ?hrlhs .krmclmann 82 luniurs Scot! NIaIUn John McFelridge lar'w Messmzr Maulice MaxweH Mnrk MKCauHey Randall McDowell John MCIVOV James Mears Mark Meier che Meincke Dennis Mellgrcn Ruhen MiLthum Ruben Mddenhauer Steve Munz Zanda Munro lawns Novak Rm. Nyberg Dennis Oakley Robnrl Ogilvie Rebeca Oling Michael Olson Miriam olsun Rebecca Chan 1 uuu mzak Rill 005! Sun Osbclg Thomas Osenberg RandaH Paddotk Deborah Paige Richard Panlamlto Sherry Papulsa Mary Payne Charles Pulclsun Connie Plan: Sheryl Puls Tom Reese Beth Runenlmuse Deburah Rand -: , , rm Ron Pmrson Kathy Peterson sxephen Prochl Pat Quinhn Gary Reeves Marlha Rolf Chad Rnseboom Debumh Perry Sara Pclarson I Edward Prochaska Maui: Ralswn Ron Reeves Patricia Rollins Debra Rosin MankPntcrsen 51 ephen Peterson Mark PluIzman Sue Rese Penny Ricchio Davis Rom Kazhlyansnne Rel: act: Ruehrda nz April Sau nders Carl Sdm m'der Susa n Saversnn Ken n elh Sielmld karhryn SiviH Martha Smit h Nancy Rumbnlz Alma Schardnn William Schnum Sandra SheesFey Huwatd Silvelhlau Mary Lee 51am: Sandra 5mm. Susan Salamun Manha SEhelslen Robert Emu Debra Shlaes 'Cwen Simpsnn Ronald Smagi less Snow m is samuelsun Ala n Schma nke KogevSum Ruben ' RonaLdS om Jamessmim MikaSorcnson Juniors 53 a4 Juniors The squirrels fit in well at Augie because they aren't any more nutty lhan some of rhe students. $09 Seversom I think I've skipped more classes than stones. lKaren Ericcsonl Thetradilion of Lee's is the best. tVaI BudacM 1. Sili Caspersun, 2. Dave Eckdahl, 3. PhilHess. rm Soukup Alben Spencer SueSpiese Kenl Splaingavd WilliamSPrinsbum Duug Spvrison Thomas Slachulski Ron Standly Mark Staplelun Danna Slinsun Pauiasnnmn EugEnEStacklnn DeAnn Smne TheodoreSVone Slevesmrmam Mike Strathmeyel rune Slunkal Barb Sudano DEbhlE Swansun Jahn Swanzbaugh CamL Swudburg Kznl Taylor Mavaaylur jangl Thomu Craig Tillman Caywetolr TimTlummer Mike Ulrich Cwnny Umhnth Ker: Urban Louis Valsuanz Pally VanD-yka Chrisxophcr Vanszcue Greg Vanwinkle Pallicia Valhalla: Min Vetmr Rithard Vickers Joyce viHarreaX Nanzy Wagner RnbertWalz; Mark Walker Mike Weber Sandra ther Alan Wei! Elaine WE ! Wendy Werker Trevorwm Mary Wimmmledl Mithltq Wall Deborah Woods Rayland found Palsy YunAilEi Joan Zalela Chuck Zeal lane chgarl Ian Zcmke Pamela Zimmcr Linda Zwinzis Juniors 85 Wimmuiunmgmztm L L; 1. Robin Hoffmann 1 Bob Olson and Pat Bradley 3. Mary Cook, Miss Effland, and Rosemary While. Sophomore year is the half way point. Looking back to the beginning, it doesn't seem like that long ago. Looking ahead to graduation, it seems like forever. KSue Senitl 36 Sophomores Susan Abell Linda Albcrs Darrell Amati: Larry Anderson lanm Bensnn John Bicega Nanty Bumandc-r lelieryAbeldeen Denms Allen Michael Amman: Pal Andelson Mnllrice Benson Gale Biela Lynneue 930nm niu Agum Nancy Allen Bruce Andersun TImothyJ.Anderson Scott Bclgmanll Murray Bishnlf Alison Bnnlhron rohn Bellcy Huh Ejomdahl Dennis Boukhan Jackie Armstrong Susan Axlord Thomas Hamid: 5cm: BBEChEr Kavl Manson Mary Baleslri Chane; Bane Ken Bell PhHiszrlram Chailes Mack Chrisllne Burkgren Terry Asplund Debbie Havbnur John Bates Cynlhfa Benneu Iuhn Bmemcr Paul Blair David Bowler Ch 3 rles szry Dian e B: mes Ros: nn Ba llevger Michelle Be m:nbcvs Ilexh Bianthi Lynn Bibbs Doromy Blum Slaven Bogard Palritia Imdhzy Ion army Sophomores 87 1. Rick Gruber and Debbie Quinn 2. Debbie Saey 3. Joanne Liljedahi. There's something about Augustana that keeps you here - it's not the cafeteria food, or the classes, or the social life. You find it in the intangible quality of love Shown in every- one's friendship and concern for each other. ICarol Bickham BB Sophomores ShEHeyUark Nancy Cale David CuopL-nidur Dave Cunningham ' ; Azunnuq Ilmmhydearman Johnnie CDMH Colleen Culhell Kenneth Curl lcrry Chzhnd Mary Cook Iony Comuhous Glennda currenm kanacmse Norman Cual'mg Roberl Cax Michael Dam Debbie Braves Scan Blennan Pam Etislul Blian Brown Elxzabelh Blown Jnhn Brawn smahcn BNEEE Candace Bubnn Robert Buchwald Jay Bum Roberl Bursts Linda EurHund Nanzy Cablk CathelineCaMIslo Iallley Campagna Diane Call Laulgnce Callsnn MelissaCallson Reed Carlson Wendy Carlson Rebeca Carrikel DenWse Carroll Stew: Carron lane! Caul Teresa Cherskin Manychilbug Jeanne Chlishan Kimberlee Chubbs mm Dahlgren Linda Dates James Daviduvfch Mania DeGrauw-e Diane DeParler Debra Dekuu Peler DiCh I islollno Kennalh Dililkam'ch Supho mores 89 Thomas DiHon Susan Dodd Pal Donham PlHy nnnrey Tum Dower Mary Dawns Mary Doer Terry DrEngwilZ Gary Dubma Tim Ducey Susan busing Charlene Dugan Diane Duncan Lynn Dunlap Jeanne Eben Susan Eckles lama Eddy Maugam Edwards Mam: mgm- Cell: Enckson Pauy Erland Jams min newly Ewen Annelte Ewing Demse Failh Sandi: Fechl Robenfeldhake Sigurd rinks Farlefmnicum Gary floil Mary mm Pauline Gahel James Camache Karla Gates John Genie; Gary Gibson Richard Corsage Cuclyn Clean Rebeca Funk Malkilanke Lmda Hilithzl Dabhierrilz 90 Sophomores lynn Gagala Ganh Gardnel luszph Cane Cynthia Gibson cmgu Gieseicc Suzanne Cursuch Perry Green Mary GaXinaw Tim Garrily Max Gaumer Dam Gibsnn Richard Godlrey Jane Cusma David Greer Pauicia GuHo Eddm Haggard Richard Hansen Norman Harris Barbara Henry Dan HiHeshnd Hizabnlh Huglund Mark Gumbel Yam Hammal WiHiam Hansen RudnE'y Haynes Kathleen Henng Famda Hodgdun Susan Halgensun Randal! Cuslaimn Steve Hammersmilh Jew HAnmn Linda Hclschel Cami Heysingcr Tom Hceg Mike Human Linda Cuslavson Dale Hansen Dawn Harris Dehm Hennesly loycc Hm Robin Hulfman HuNy Hcovcr LEE Homer Virginia Horton RnsEmlry Hashim Pamela Hrunik Dale Hubbard Diane Hughes Cary Hughes David Hulsrander MlthaEI Hum 13th Hutchinsnn Jeannine Ingelson Thomas Ingram Anlhnny lame Jim Jack Ed lames frank lames Waller lancaric Judy lam: lanelensen Bwnnielohnsun Gary Jnhnscn Keuh Jnhnson Len lnhnson Lynne lohnson Sophomores 91 Mark ln'hnsun Paul Johnson Susanlohmon Mark Inhnson Richard Jnhnson ThomasA. Jamison Martin Johnson Ruben Jnhnson Todd Johnson William Jurgens Many EHen Keegnn Pater Kindschuh TlmolhyKnanishu Andrea Kmmhardl Rehecca Kakava; Cheryl Mmpen Chris Kapsimalis Len Kasang Dennis Kelly Keilh Kemnilz Marsha Kerr Karen Kich Ruben Kilchneler Kada Kirkwoud Michael Klag Linda Klundl Paula Knuderev Malk Komalar Tfm KaseHuz Karen KrausM Cary Laalsch Linda Lang Chriinne Lansne Man laman Michael lanes Polly lanes Juyce lulgens Iill Larson John ladey Karen Lawrence Telly LawrenKe Loni Leathgrman lane Lehm Max Lelonek leny Lengcr Cmg llslny Elisabelh Levine Lyneun l' bury Robe: lnanne Lilchahi John llll Katherine meln ldurrl ndblom Richard Linrllmg Eerh Lmdgrlm Mirhael linrlley me Und'quisl Mrr haul Linhmel 92 Sophomnres Lynn Liston Sue Mahsman Wayn! Marlmph Don Meyer Wanda MiHer Faye Minami Palricia Moore Mum Unm- Ruben Makin Cymhia Mason Barbara Miles Dlana Millea Manha Mmkema Mariorie Mareau Roger Lundahl Mall mm Michael McCuy Susan Mine! Suzi MlHington Scoll Mmlner Laurel Mayer Jay gundlmrg Cynlhia Lundgren Thondare Mus Slave Maehv Falrice Mahl Sam: Malmgren Nancy Marier Elizabmh Man lohn Millin Cindy Man: Susan McGawan Mesia McMHlen Dennis Merdian David Merges Camte Melcallc Vaklie Munson lanize Mulray David NEHEI DavWe NEH Bruce Nelson Mark Nelsen Susan Neban Miuzhad NcssuTm Garald Newswindcr Ruben leaud Jam Nielsen Juhn Nodean Thomas Miller Keith MiHs Karen Mooney Susan Muller Sophomores 93 94 Sophomores 1 Ted Wilcox 2. Jim Ricci 3. Sharon While, Lisa Swain, and Meurice Benson I feel more involved and in the pace of actmn at Augie now that I've been here two years. Ueannine lngelsonl mane Nerdin Krisline Nordling Paul Noden Jams Novak Rozann Now Vicki vanauf PL r Otkcn Robyn Paley Marsha Palmc! Deborah Pmkhursl Freddnck Pallerson Earl: Payne Jahn Pedevson Michael Perez Linda Faerson MarHyn Petersen Mark Pelerson Roxanne Felrucci Kevin Hanna: Gerard Plemm John Pocivaiek Shelee Punwaud Ann Puulus Eva iners Susan Pruchard Deborah Quinn Dave Rnhke Mary Reed Wzndy Reinhard Therese Renz Davld Requex Jimmie kicci Gall Kiihatd Mark Rieke LuAnn Rilsema Iohn Rad Ava Radgers Kevrv Roseman Rithald R055 Judy Rudd Lynne Rudy Sharron Russel John Ryan John Rydcn Debbiesagy Mary Salami kngerSmd Janice Sande-sun Rnnnininzonc William Schclsnare Robert Schlunkez Sophomores 95 Sue Schmludcskamp Balbkhnefdcr Dane Schrum'ng 19 5Chf52dw ScoLISchroder Squnn Sdmmakcr KEnnellI Schuno- lunesahwimiohn Nancy StadeHam JEIFI Scoll Louise Sellars Susan Senk Duris Severinghaus Gary Shank Mary Shefler Pnlersherwm Debmah Shipp Gzyhz Sic: lean Embed Lam Sigmund William Simkms David Skoglund Rithard skugmnd Robert Slakcr Edward Slininger Dave Smalls Dubra Smith Jay Smith Marma Smirh Pamela Smith Ron Snyde: Tama Snyder Karin Suderbelg Ben Solensrm Donna Spangler John Slanek xnsnn suapmun Dawn Surr Mkhzel Slearni Ehrnlinlt$lepan Pam snuhcr Kevin Suicleland Cuo-ge Suhr Michat! Sullivan Amy Sunerman Nannaueivoboda ? Renee swaim Alm Swain , Arm Summon Slcphcn swanson : Ken! swimon Paul Syberl 96 So phnmores Pairaj Tangsrinakm LolilaTayEol Nancy Taylor Rudney Taylor Jane 'Ierry ChrisluphErTthas Richard Thumis chads Thompson Valelie Thompson Thomas Todd Denise TDIIEnsdIII JackTuukey AiTawns Greg Irapkus Ralph Westendolf lohn Wheeler Gregory whim umemary While Sharun While lEnnilerWhillield David Wickiine Lwie Wickslrnm Malinda Wiggins Ted Wilcox Jean Wilson RelhaWoCId Mehniece Wollds Winiam Wonh chrislinewmh lelfTrayncl lamcsT-incr MaryIruskz lunTunherg thn Tumbuu James Turner James Tumer leflrey 1,49, VDndaTyson JoniVana AnneVandevell Davvd Varman Vkluria Vaughn Eemge Veremii Maria Viehmeym Gwen ViHaneal Roberl Wynn 1mm Voanch Michid Wachte Sandra Wellman Michael Wang William Vemm Cecil Vounghluod Sophomures 97 1A Alonzo Anderson and Dave Thomas 2; Rosie Ricci 1 JeffStuder. 98 Freshmen QharlesAbplanalp DavidAde Mama Aggcn KathyMbrccht Debra Mgev KalhrynAHen CIznAmundsen Mark Anders Eileen Andaman Jamey Andersyn Mark Andeusan sara Andersen Susan Andaman Mike Andvews km Appler Hannah Aren Eelh Arnold Janene Aurellus Harald Bady Ruben Baez Kennuh Balm Susan Ball Cynthia Baumnm Diane Bell Cynthia Eorli:k Many Hour Philip Bowden R.Wallvaadley Gail Brady Bernene Brandt lames annick Amhnny Bredbevg lanite Emwur Sandra 3mm Nancy am Lynne: Iroberg Kenneth Bellah Roy Benson Donald Berg Mark Bergesnn Muybcth Egrgmall 5.:wa Herldsen Kalen Bigg: Carol Billups RobcllBinder AnnBIail Craig Hlombcrg Sue 80h Camarine Bombino Judy Bonham Mark Bmzell Leigh Borcharrh lnhe Bracken Brad Euzkmp VaW John Budd Fresh men 99 Laurel opunar Rom Carbunn Dcuglas Cnrlsun Margaret Carlson Mary Carlson Sarah Eamon SIEVEnCaNson EIiseCarpnr ludy Canwrighl Amy Camila Scan Cam'Hu lhnda Camuzaru Mary Cheeseman Phillip Chaeuers Anita Chesna Mark Cheuvrom IDHII Chinlund Bruce Christensen Lind: Christopher Mark Cipotle Keim Clark Lisa Clatke Jamesclinlon Chusluphel Coder loanneColbum Mark Hull DaVid mum Kindal Bmgtr William Burlas Ruby Burwell Stephen Bulz Rene: Byrd Madonna Ezdyl 5m. Campbel! Mlles Canada lonalhan Cannon Ronald Cap Mark CoHins laliz Ennlelas chrisline Cook Cary Cask Regina Cooper Deborah Cnupenider Daniel Caner MichelcCoules Allin Max Cavillc Nancy Emmet Marcus cunnizk Mavy Cunningham Knslinacmkowski ML-Iva Dame: Ann Dahlrm Dan Dam Clcgmy Day Dennis DuDEcker Dfpnml Deithmann Ronald Dalp Pml Dennharm 100 Freshman cml Dunlap linda Eckdahl Donald 2le Michael Ericksen Amy Espel Thumas Dwyur Debi Edmund Elizabeth Ellisun Kalen Ericksun Michael EVans Ruben Dyer Error Ekslein Caro! lmmeu m g Kurl Erickson Term Fairburn Cynlhia Eckdahl Jeflrey Ellingswonh Teny Ensign Lynn En'ckson Knb'm Farlin Diane DePonIL- mane Delrickson Debra Dick Diane Dldier Kalherine Dierkes Carol DiHan Dominic DiMarw Calhy Dismer Cynthia Dudd Kyl: DocLey WayneDouersberger cnnnfe Dome Georgene Draim Gary Dmmmund WMiamFa-ruw David Feiza Doulas FELdEr CarI Felzner PoHy Filhner Beverly Fink Kaxhryn Finke Debra fbcher Tonya Huud Gail Foster WiHiam Frankenberger Anne Frebzrg limes Fredrickson Rkhard Flick: lelfrey Frisch Marry hiu Karen Funkimusm Brad Gainev Freshmen 101 There is really a sincere atmosphere at Augustana. Everyone is so friendly and concerned. tBeth ReilancD I. find peace and quiet al Augie ouxside in the grass under a tree, or else I climb in my closet. Mail Nelsom 1. Marcia Soenksen 2. Dennis DeDeckerJ. Erik Johnson. 102 Freshmen RaFeigh Gcmge Ronald erdner Jack Salon Mariovie Terrence CilfiNan Hairy GiUVaninn Randymancy Glendcmng MarlhaGlcndening . Nora Goluchark Daniel Collszhling Iohanna Graham Marilyn Graham E. Edward Haskms Lauri: Gram Susan Green Wilriam Gras Mario Guevara Leslie Hauer Ma riorie Hang: Jeffrey HAyes Joyce Heard Diane Halmick Ann Hevche Lfsa Helmann Roger Hess limes Hicks SIEUEHinl Kannelh Hodel Rich: Id Hotkseml Mary HaHma nn Rnhert Hung: Slevcn Hal m as Darlene H 0151 Robert Hopki ns Vaughn Hwkins Dian: Howl Wanna Hrechku Bruce Huckfeldi jxque Hu dsun James Hudson Darck mlley VaL Gunnalsson Vivian Cusiakon lohn Habernichl David Hahn ThomasHamillon JeanneHanik Susan Hirmszn Frincine Halris Blake Harmp Sheryl Hartmann Dennis Hart: cia-k Hughes Douglas Hullqulsl PMriEia Hu mks Freshmen 103 Cymhiz Jana: Jclrvcy lone: Richard Jungblul Allan lurges Jefirey furitic Aiison Kal Mark Kal lav Kam'm Nancy Humphrey Mary mgaws Brenda Inaoe Leanne Jackson sum. Janssen Rabszales Lorena Eankins Dennis Jennings Ruben Iohn Bob rohns Carol Juhnsun Curinneluhnsan Doleen Johnson Erica lohnmn Je-Hreylohnsan Kalhieen lahnson Kalhryn mhnson Mildled Johnson Rebeccllohnson Susan lohnmn k Susanne Kaminky Dgno Kandu Nancy Karaml: Pameh Kaulman Susan Keator lawrznce Kellen Barbara Kuker Richard Kestner Randolph Kml Kw: Ken! Kmdnlspelger Michael King Pamk memen; Susan Kline Eliubcth Knees Martin Knight Mall: Knoblwch K-ndekae-sor Kathy Kopacz Pamnh Koperny William Koppari David Kozlowsky Kamryn Krueger Chery: Ladenburger David Keener 104 Freshmen Linda Lagcrslrom Tana Larson Ronald Lenlz KEvm lwdbury Jane Liston Sylwa Lovell Theresa Lundgren szhm LaCaw Kilmeen Lautm Evan lgnz AmCy Lrndgren Jun luckhart Balbata Lucas KaIMEen Lundholm Belle Lamb John lawrente Richavd lennard Carol Lischcu Catherine Loecher Mary Lund Marlha Lundhalm Donald Lambert Eilen Lela n 2k Jeflrey Leske Lois Lisius Ian lohse Kalhryn Lundherg Slcvcn Lulh ,iJJ Ruben: MECNEII Evelyn Manta KcnnuhMarinangeli CoHeen Mawin Paige McCabe Henry McGriel Thomas McNeH Jane! Maiers WilliamManclll Timothy Marquardl Mark Malus Angela McCarthy Brian MtKenny Merry Mcwelhy Susan Mair Margarei Malhach Ruthard Marlin Hizahtlh Muzak Jan: McConnaughay PamelaMclaugMin Amy Mcalins lohn Milony Frank Marik Susan Martin Gary May Philin McEmee Kalhlenn McMumy lahn Mecum Freshmen 105 1. Sue Harmsen 1. Dave Neukuckatz 3. Ion Naglich, Augie is an excellenl school, academically, socially, and athletically. tRick Peterson? 1 think the campus 15 really beautiful. Just i1 anne is enough 10 make you want to go here? tPaige McCabe:p The best memory nf being a freshman was Oriemai tion Week. tMark Saranip 106 Freshmen Kevin Nelson Marc Nessewer Davld Neukuckatz SmPhen Nawby Vanessa Ngwkirk David Maids lnhn Nigro Bruce Noah Janel Noe Ummhy Noele Bob Nolan Michael Nolan Wendy NardwiH Elizabelh Novquist Nancy Ny berg Melinda Nygren fame: Oien Smce UISDII lame; Olson SIeveCHson Taffy Olson MarilynMedendurp David Meeker James Meenin Kuhryn MeFer Richard Melkoviu Paula Munnecke Susan Merchim Peggy Michelson NancyMigalla Davideer Pamma Miller Susan Miller lennilerMilxon Daniel Mimhell Scoll. Mafia! Becky Molgren Gloria Mulzahn Bubbie Moore Carol Matlashed lelfry Welter Km. O'Neal Mark Mueller Rohald Myczek Twmnlhy Myscofski Ian Naglich Daniel O'Roulke BarryA, Nam. saw E Nelsun Joanne Nelson Juvune Nelson Jane Dyanhzrg Freshmen 107 Edwin Osgood lslie Patterson Barbara Pelerson lohn Fierce Duane Pierson Jane Polzzlius Jnhn Pmpisi! Jnhn Punk Rubella Prielazny Cynlhia Quetsth David QuiHen Lynn Railsbatk 10m Rash Mzrk Raskie aem Reiland Rogcr Reining lamcs Reusnow Rosemary Rim Nancy Rbthards TUB Freshmen Karen Duo Tray Dug hwn Richard Owcn Tha mas Pappas lame: Fallon Ronald Pavesic Susan PeHs Punitia Fandell leffrey Puerson !ill ?etelsun Karen Peterson Michael Fem: leslie Richmiller Timothy Rubens Michael Remolo Deborah Ryan Rubin 5:th David Schwz Karen Schneider Karen Riemer Chades Robinson Ianicc Rozak Mark Saran Jan Schalk Richard Schiller Donam schnu lam Riverdahl Amy Rohl Calherlne Rulkowski Virgial Saulsberry Frederick Scheble: lamy 5:hneider Gregury Schroeder Calolyn Schwabauer Lind: Scudder Richard Sedclquisr Miuleen Sendera Wiliiam Senibnblennm Lori Selchel Lynn shaddotk Brenda ShulweH lam Sidlingcr Gail kakema Linda Simpson Shawn Simpsun Jane Singer Warreniisson Slephenskinker Iudv Skinner John Skowroniki Llnda Slahon Mark Slate- Candite Shier: Ruben Smears Swen Smilh SUSInSmilh PhiHip Smolka Susan Snyder Martin scenksen them Spanglev William Slandish 1 Timothy Sullivan Bradley Swanson Deborah Swanson limes Swanson Sally Swanson C'ggoly Swedg Susan Ianmn Raymond Iasch Sharon Teague Ingrid Teijen Mary TeHeen Francine Thomas WiHiam Thomas Debra Thompson lee Thnmpsuu 4; : 1- . .. . - 311;- Vrzgini: Stein Laurie Slelle David Slcnbelg Nancy Steuben Kalhvyn Stevens Sara Slmunson Kam'laen wa IulWeSmrmc Sheryl Sloulonburg Lmda SImhI Mania Slrong lelfmy Sludcr F leshmen 109 Augie is like one big family lJenny VlietJ 1. Kmhy Dierkes 2. Claus Vonzychlin 3. Paul Varichak 4. Barry E. Nelson. 110 Freshmen lama Wale Lrnda Walsun Palfici: Walson Jamts Weigand George Wesbev Jamey Wenbmoks lame: Wclhingmn Bladleywhil: Doniidwhile Sheri While Andrew Whitman Indy Whilmnre Randall Whyte Kevin W'Idmayer Mary Wilkins Ruhenleson SharonWilsnn Christiewindheim Susan Mnkdman lothubac Dian: Yelnick Andlew render Mark Younger: sum 2y Yllgrberg Rob :7! ZabIou di I Cary 12 Xe: nak loren Thompson MarkThompson Susan Thompson Karen TDIf IDSEFI'I Tomclik loriT'erelI JDEITIuEmper WHliam Turner Karen LIHEslad Donald Ullmann 12H Undarwoud qulz Urhlnk Calol VanBogaerl Richard VanBurk Paul Valichak lenny Wei Nanelte Volanl Chas VonZychlilI Vicky Vossen Kn; Vyncke Gordon Wahler Beth memermw lay Zwan Carolynlwicker Freshmen 111 1, BETSEY BRODAHL M.A., Associate Dean of 3. THOMAS TREDWAY Ph,D., Dean of the Col- 4. IAMES RIBBECK Ph.D-. Dean ufSludentS- Sludenls, Associate Professor of History. lege, Professor 0! History. 2. C. W. SORENSON Ph.D., President 0! the College. 174 Facully 1. IOHN FARWELL MA lnSlrUClur Df Physi- cal Educatlon. 2. LEROY BRISSMAN M.ED., Associate Pro- fessor ol Physical Education 3. DAVID LANGROCK B.A., Instructor of Physical Educalion 4. STAN KITTELSON Ph.D., Assistant Professor 0! Physical Education 5. LANE BRISSMAN MASH Assistani Professor of Physical Education 5. JANAN EFFLAND M.A., Assistanl Professor of Physical Education 7 BEN NEWCOMB M.A., lnsiruclur of Physical Education and Coach Faculty 115 1. ERIC WALLA. FarI-time Photographic 4. JANECALVERTM.FineAns,An Instructor 7 JACK SCHRAGE, Photographic Instructor 5. LENNY KALIS M.A., AssTslant Professor of 2. SIGNEANDERSON, Inslruclor oiArl 8. ERNEST ESPELIE Ail, A.B.L.5., A.M.L.S. Physical Education Librarian ' 3. BEN JASPER Mat, Assadale Professor of An 6A GEORGE KOZACIK, Don: of Edv, Director of Reading Center 116 Faculty x, 'Ifw' 1' ROBERTIOHNSON Ph.D.,Associate Professor 4. CLAYTON GORDER MJL, Assistant Pru- 7. JOHN HULLETT M.A., Assistant Professor of of Mathemalics fessor uf Art Psychology 2. DOUGLAS NELSON Ph,D., Assistant Professor 5 INGEMAR LARSON Ph.D., Associate Pro- B. RUSSELL REIDINGER Ph.D., Assistant Profes- of Mathemalics fessor of Biology. sor of Biology 3. DONALD MCLAUGHLIN Ph.D., Prolessor of 5. RALPH TROLL Ph.D ,Prolessorof Biology. 9. ANNA WARTMAN Ph.D , Assistant Prolessor Mathematics of Chemisny Faculzy 117 1. NORMAN MOLINE PhDU Assistant Pro- 4. LLOYD STOEL Ph.DA, Assistant Professor of 7. DAVID DEW1T Ph.D., Assistam Professor of fessor ufcengraphy Chemislry Chemistry 2. MARIAN CANON M.A., Assislanl Profes- 5. EDWARD HAMMING Ph,D., Professor of 8. CAROL REIDINGER NLMU lnslrucmr oi sorof French Geography Biology 3. DISNARDA NORNIELLA Ph.D., Assistant 6, FLORENCE NEELY Ph.D., Associate Professor Professor of Spanish 01 Biology 118 Faculty 3' iXXil' .K 1. GREGORY PE'ITY M.B.AV, Instructor of Busi- 4. ROBERT FRANK Ph.D., Professor of Phys- 7. SONJA KNUDSEN MJ'L, Assigam Professor of ness Administration icsl Director uf Graduate Studies French and German 2. JOHN EKELAD M.A,, Associate Professor of 5 ARNOLD LEVIN ThDA, Associate Professor 5. NILS ANDERSON M.A.. Assistant Professor of Biology, Coordinator of Nursing Education 0f RENEW Scandinavian 3. DAVID RENNEKE Ph.D., Assislam Professor of 6. MICHAEL HAGER ?h.D., Assistant Profesk 9, TALBOT SPIVAK M.A,, InmucmrorFI-ench Physics snrofCeulogy, Director of Museum Faculty 119 1. DANIEL MCNAMARA M.S., Business Administration 2. JAMES GALLEY M.B,A., C.?.A., Chairman of Business Administration, Professor of Accounting 3. IVERNE DOWIE Ph.D., Professor of History '120 Faculty . FRANK RUCG'ERO PhDuASSiSHW PTDfESi 7. STEVEN FELSTED M.A., Placemenl Director, sor 01 Psychology Assistanlof the Dean of Studems . ELAINE KUEHN M.A.,lnstructoruinstory 3. RALPH HANSEN PhDu Prolessor of . JAMES BUKOWSKI Ph.D., Assistant Profes- Psychology sur of History 9. ROGER NYBERG M. Ed., lnslruclor of Speech Therapy . THOMAS BROWN Ph.D., Assistam Professor of History . HARRV STELLINC M.A,, Instructor of Political Science . YEH-SHIANG MA M.A., Instructor of Polilical Science 4. KENNETH lOHNSON Ph.D., Associate Profes- sor of Psychology 5. ALAN CORR Ph.D., Assistant Professor ui Education 6 NANCV FRAKES M.A., Visiting Lecturu in Education .. 7. PAUL OLSEN M.A., Instructor of English and Coach 8. NANCY HUSE M.A., Assislanl Professor of English 9. DALE HUSE M.A., Assistant Professor 0! English Faculty 121 LDONALD SENNE Ph. D, Associate Professor of 3, ROALDTWEET Ph. D Professor of English. SADANIEL BOZIK M.A., Assistant Professor oi Education. 4.RUTH HOLMEN M.A., Associate Professor Speech. 2.NICHOLA5 ELLIG MA, Instmclor o! SocFoloi ofMusic. 6.CHAD MEYER M.A., Associate Professor 0! SY- Speech, Director of Radio and Television. 122 Faculty 1.PHILIPPE OSZUSCIK M.A., Assistanl Professor of Am 2- RONALD MOORE D. Musy, Assistant Professor of Music +1.1;me S-JAMES BORCHERDING M.A., Instructor of Physical Education. LDONALD PETERSON Ph. DU Professo: of Education. 5. STEVEN FELSTED MA Assistant Dean 0' Slu- dgnts, Direclor of ?lacemem and Career PLan- mng. Facully 123 1. DONALD lACKSON MAA., Associate Prolessor 3. ROBERT BERNTSEN Ph. 0., Professor of 5. BRUCE MCCART Ph. D., Associate Professur of of Music Chemistry. Physics, Assoc'rate Dean. LPETER BECKMAN Ph. D., Professorof Religiom 4,WILLIAM WARD Ph. D., Professor of Soci- E. RICHARD BALLMAN M.A., Instrucmr 0' Eco, nlogy. nomics. 7, DONALD DAVIS Ph. 0., Professor of Speech. 124 Faculty 1 DONALD MORRISON M.S.M., Associate Pro- fessorof Music. LBRYNOLF LUNDHOLM M.M., Professor of Music. 3-HARRY NELSON Ph.D., Professor of Math, Director of John Deere Planetarium. 4. GEORGE A'RBAUGH Ph.D., Professorof Philos- ophy. 'LROBERT SWANSON M.A., Instructor of Speech, Assistant Debate Coach 6-RICHARD SESSLER, Part-Iime Instructor of Music. 7. WILLIAM CATLIN MA., Assistant Professor nfEioLogy ELWILLIAM CONWAY Ph. D., Associale Pto- fessar of Economics Faculty 125 V 1,THEODORE WILLS M.A., lnslructor of Reli- gion. 2.LAWRENCE MCCALLUM M.5., Inslructm of Psychology. S,MARGERY RATCLIFF M.A., Eli, Assistant Professor of Education. 4. BRUCE EOEHM M.B A , Instructor of Eusii ness Administlation. 5, BENNY NEFZGER Ph, 0., Associate Plofessor of Sociology. 6 TOM HARRIS Ph. D., Associate Professor of Music. 126 Faculty firm m LDAVID GUNDERSON M.A., Associate Profes- S.CINDY BROWN, ParHime Instructor of 4.ROGER SPITZNAS M.A., Associale Professor of sor of Business Administration. Englfsh. Geology. 2.JOHN MORELAND B.A., Assistant Professor of 5. CHAR HAWKS, Part-time Instructor nf English. Philosophy. Faculty 127 Upper Right: WHO'S WHO, Front Row: D. Hurl, K. Stapleton, S. Ware, 1. Telleen, R. Olson, Br Fuscu. R. Lasota. Second Row: C. Kennefick, l. Bussert, K. Fischer, L, Johnson, R. Christell, N. Weisel, R. Turner. Third Row: J. Nally, P. Yamayoshi, C. Volker, L. Barker, K. Hyre, R. Abhen, R. Vtterberg. Lower Right: BETA BETA BETA, Front Row: C. Fitzgerald, J, Manning, C. Gleason, R. Abben. Second Row: P. Guse. K. Ia- cubson, C, Petty, M. Staab, S. Jones, P. Haug, KA Mekus. It's a national honorary biolo- gy organization whose mem- bers are nominated by the fac- ulty. It's not real active but is trying to become more active. They had a speaker in February and invited several other schools. New members will be initiated in the spring. eChris Fitzgeralm 130 Organizalions Wlw Jill --uh.- n In em w m wi- M nau- M n...- Lower Lefl: MORTAR BOARD Front Row: K, Hyre, M. Row: P. Haugl J. Telleen, K Staplemm P. Yamayoshi, L Robertson, E. Husted, C. Thompson. Second Row: B. Fus- Fendler, co, L. Whitmore, J, Bussert, N. Weisel, L. Hougen. Third Upper Lek: ODK Front Row: T. Dudgeon, T. Kessinger, R. Pualson, E. Hammingv Second Row: N. Mo- line, B. Baht, R. Ytrerherg, C. Loy, T. Willi W Bruns, B. Hamming. Third Row: W. Styles, R. Tweet, T. Tred- way, V. Lundeen, R. Troll, K. John- son, P. Beckman, W. Ward, J. Hul- Ian, R. Priggle. ODK is a national scholastic honorary fraternity made up of both faculty and students. Membership is determin- ed on the basis of leader- ship and scholastic achievement. mill Styltm Mortar Board , , . a hetero- genous assemblage of senior women united by academics and service - devoted to promoting leadership, in- creasing awareness of self and community and per- forming Swedish dances! tPam Hauy Organizations 131 Akros 'Is the Augie honor so- ciety made up of the guys that have worked the hardest and earned the recognition that this group gives. Any member can feel he is with some of the best people he'll ever meet. tMurray Bishom Lower Left: AKROS Front Row: Tt Maas, M. Bishoff, D Kelly, BV Brugge, M, Wing, R. Hansen, 1. Aberdeen, R. Taylor, S. Finksj P. Simpkins, D, Bowker, L, Kasang. Second Row: R. Westendurf, S. Johnson. 132 Organizal'rons Toppers is a very important organiza- tion because I feel students should be commended for their achievements in scholastics, and to be a member of Toppers a student must achieve a grade point average of 3.4 However, for any- thing to be Worthwhile, it is necessary for more enthusiasm. I feel that with the capabilities of the members more goals can be achieve in the future. Wendy Reicharm I feel that Toppers ia a great honor, but I also feel that it should be more a part of campus life. Instead of a few meetings that accomplish nothing, we should try to be more a part of the schoolls academic and socia'l life Mary Balestrij Upper Righl: TOPPERS Front Row: D. Barnes, K. Kich, J. Novak, B. Ewert, L. Wickstrom, V. Munson, J. lngelsun, M. Salami, L. Rudy, L. Lang. Second Raw: 5. Fecht, C. Mason, 5. Mahsman, P. Hronik, L. Liston, M. Balesui, W. Starla, N. Allen, L. Bonse, C Borkgren, N. Cole. 1- Jurgens, W. Reichard,J. Lehrer. Organizaliuns 133 Upper Right: ANDREEN CA'S L Hougen, R. Biorn, BA Fusco, M7 Smith, L. Whitu more, BV Breilenfeld, 'fBeing a CA is ... a feeling of embarrassment when the fresh- men call you Mom in the Union, reSponsibiiity when the fire alarm goes off in the night, frustration trying to enforce quiet hours on Thursday night, pride when we do things together, and most of all, gratification when they come to you as a friend. Randi Biorm Upper Left: WESTERLIN CW5 From Raw: J. Ohlson, J. HiH, C. Dunlap. Second Row: MV Hardt. De Guver, S. Wybraniec. Third Row: B. Nehmer. Je Zelgan, L. Camelin. Being a CA is not being a policeman hired to enforce school rules. It is not being a narc agent trooping out drugs and liquor. But, being a CA is being someone whom someone can turn to in need. Being a CA is being a listening ear when needed. once HiID Lower Right: MEN'S CNS Front Row: M. Williamsl L. Barker, A. R Priggie. E. Hill, J. Borden, G, Myers, 8. Walas, E. Tjelmeiand. Bowman, K- SPIHingafd, R. Ehhens, M. Calhoun. Second Row: Third Row: 5.Turnbull,G.Anderson,T. Will,S.Johnson. 134 Organizations Seminany Dom Council, Ganlmn Donm Council a ., g Upper Left 5w DORM COUNCIL Front Row: 1. Frisch, G. Zeleznak. Sec- ond Row1T. Allen, D luhnsun, M. Trai cey, T. Enger, B. Vnerberg, D. O'- Rourke. Sem Dorm Council makes decisions as far as dorm money is concerned. It goes together with other dorm councils to plan activities It makes propos- als for stoves, vending ma- chines, etc. ITom linger: Carlsson Dorm Council thinks of itself, not as a rules-regula- tions committee, but as a group of guys concerned enough to see that each resident of Carls- son Hail can get as much out of dormitory life as possible. F0! this reason Carlsson has be- come unique. Inter-dorm tour- naments promote friendship, trust and respect. mruce SmalD Lower Left: CARLSSON DORM COUNCiL, From Row: E. Tielme- . . land, B. Nelson, D. Ellis, T. Kessinger, B. Small. Second Row: K DaVIdowch. Pfaii, 5. Hull, T. Bengtson, S. Yank. G. Dubina, G. Shank, 1. Organizations 135 Aninecn Dam Council; Enickwn Dom Council Upper Right: ANDREEN DORM ; W I v, ! I 2-! COUNCIL From Row: J. lurgens, J. Mil- Ion. V. Craig, K. Rosana, P. Meier, N. : iii : Steuben Second Row: D. Rosin, J. ' Akerman, KA Babich, A Schardnn, C. Erickson, M; Olson, J. Bunham, D. MarinesV Andreen Dorm Council has as its purpose not only the physi- cal improvement of the dorm but also the planning of activi- ties among its residents which will lead to a sense of unity and fellowship within the hall. Malia Ericsom The Erickson Dorm Council plans activities, handles finan- cial matters, and damage mat- ters of the dorm. wreg VanWinkle! It's made up of guys from each floor and handles matters concerning the dorm, function such as ping pang tourna- ments, and new equipment. KScot Turnbulh Lower Right: ERICKSON DORM COUNCIL Front Row: B. Olson, MacDonald, 5 Turnbull, G. Andelson, CV Myers, T.Will, B V. Budd, l. Schiienks, C.. VanWinkle, M. Taylor. Second Row: R. Ogilvie 136 Organizations Wutenl'm Dunn Council Vm afraid that sometimes people think of Westerlin Dorm Council as only active at Westerlin but we're ac- tive in civic things such as sponsoring a child in Taiwan and we also participate in inter campus activities. Uane Iensem Dorm Council tries to turn the resi- dence center into a comfortable es- cape or suitable studying corner. Turning the Raft into a hang loose lounge was our biggest project of the yeah hMary Lynn Galinatm Upper Left: WESTERUN DORM COUNCIL OFHL C535, P. Gable, S. Puls, G. Tolf, M. Gallagher. WESTERUN DORM COUNCIL: First Row: L. Lindquist, M. Galinaloj Mh Baethke, D. Cooperrider, C. Windheim. Third Row: C. Gleason, Sh Lew- Doyle, L Revel, M, Pakmisanu, M. Lund, M. Aggen. Secund Row: 5. Ax- is, B. Binrnda'nl, M. Keegan. l. McConnaughay, L. Lagerslrom, M. Reed. ford, M. Salami, J. Jensen, J. Bum, Ch Lnuro, B. Arnold, K. Allen, P. tholl,E.DeVries. Organizations 137 135 Organizations CUBOM basically has its own college parties. The members are overworked and under- praised. The events run from concerts, movies, and dances to the upcoming Winter Week- end. TTom Pogemillerl The passes are designed to give lots of activities for little money; The members do all the work, including 'The Back Door. ' TCIaire KennefickT Upper Right: CUBOM Front Row: T. Pogemiller. Second Row: D. Tollensdcrf, K.Rosone1L.Wickstlom, S. Senfl. Third Row: D. Hughes, L. Lidbury, B. Burgress, M, Smith, 5' Ware, C. Dugan, C. Kennefick, B. Olingr S. Muller, D. Min, D. Galanis. Lower Rigln: From Row: P. McCabe, DT Cooperrider, B. Reiland, C. Windheim, KT Baker. Second Row: C Allen, C. Ward, N. Brol L. Ware, P. Baethke, M. Reed, C. Comilo. Third Row: S. Wiliiams, C. Dodd, C. Borkgren, S. Lewws, D. Rood, P. Urbank, S. Poslmus, J. Smith, S. Barren. Four Ior, F. Palterson, R. Crompton, R. Nyberg, FT DeVallauris. th Row: M. Tay- Cuh, Student Judiciuy Upper Left: CUE Front Row: B. Bro- dahl, E. Nations, C. Kennefick. Second Row: P. Sherwin, V. Lundeen, R. Ny- berg, M. Newkirk, B. Slack, T. Pogemiller. CUB offers the opportunity for students to interact with faculty on an equality basis. This provides varied opinions as well as a Iot of funlr tCIaire Kenneficm Lower Left: STUDENT iUDJCMRY From Row: R. Abhen, D Stone, GA Gotsch, A. Bowman, E. Hill,T. Allen, D, Berg. Student Judiciary is a process of unraveling, claifying, search- ing, feeling, decision-making. In a world that's not clearly black and white, we have to find some amount of right in the grey in between. And that means discussion, careful quesw tioning, and sometimes, long hours before we make a decision. tGwen GotscM Organizalions 139 Upper Right: RA me Row: K. Pfannes, J. Stanekl Bi Spencer, M. Bour, R. Crompton, B. Molloway, G. Volker, K. luhnson, P. Baethke. Middfe Right: RA Front Raw: E. Nelson, 1. Reusnow. Lower Right: RA Front Row: B. Mollo- way, G. Volkerl J, Laden. RA started this year out with the goal of placing the student first - of asking questions and finding answers in order to understand the campus better and establish better relation- ships with the administration. I, personally, am working on the student handbook which deals with defining the hierarchy of the college from the President on down, RA is also focusing on 19 year old drinking, 24 hour visitation in the dorms, and a voting student member on the Board of Directors. 'Fresh' describes RA this year with junior president and vice president. iRandy Cromptoni I think RA is on campus to help students and to protect their interests in the workings of the campus. RA is a 'clear- Eng house' - receiving and dispensing info about Augustana. iRandy Ytterberyl Organizations Repnmntmtivc Ammlylg Upper left: RA Front Row: K. Hering, K. Pfannes. Upper Right: RA Front Row: M, Gerber, K. Eolkcom, T. Slachurski, J. Borden. Lower Left: RA Front Row: R. Yuerberg, MV Newkirk, B, Bjorn- dahI,C. Borkgren, R. Hoskins. The goal of RA this year is to increase communica- tions between students and administration. We've renovated student-leacher evaluation, Friendship Fair has been re-instated, and weWe established a system of student lawyer advisers. Wturry Gerbed 1,! Qt. Organizations 141 Lower Right: WWK Front Row: K. Chubbs, B. Jacobson, T. Maas, K. Close, R, Coltschalk, M. Human, M. WHson, Fourth Row: D. Davis, R. Pavesic, K. Clark, Kealor, C. Abplanalp. 5- janssen, R, Farlin, T. Benton, M. Enghr. Second Row; E Slininger, W. Farrow, B. Ogilvie, R. McGuire, F. Patterson, F. Romlvedt, E. D. Gineris, C. Dodd, B. Smith, T, Ensign, T. Murrow, A. Cuwan. Third Row: C. VonHoch. T. Imoe, M. Ammnns, N. Harris, R. Whyle, K. GleasonV Milton, J. Meenan, J. Swarrzhaugh, G. Swedo, D. Dick, D. Lambert, K. Smith, N, 142 Organizations 143 Organizations Upper Righl; OBSERVER Editor D. Galanis. Lower Right: OBSERVER Fine Ans Editor KA Drummond and l. Reusnow, Distribution. The Obs is a weekly publi- cation that simply tries to inform the students of hap- penings in and around cam- pus. UaneTelleem 144 Organizations Obaum - ...... -rM. -... 2-. ..... i Upper Left: OBSERVER Phntographer PA Romlvedi, Sports Writers M. Wimmerstedl and T. KoscIkeA Upper Righl: OBSERVER Display Editor N Humphrey and Associate Edi- wr JA Fishen Lower Left: News Editor I. Telleen, Feature Ed- itor EV Busted. Although it's always been aimed at being a natural source of information - this year it has become more forth right and liberal. Organizations 145 Rochcty -I Upper Right: ROCKETY-f Sports Edi. tors L. Mayer and M. Walker, Asst. Edi- to! T. Snyder, Editor B. Seago. Lower Right, ROCKETY-l Front Row: Fresh men Editor C. Cook, Senior Editor G. Mulzahn, Student Life Asst. C. Nor- dling. Second Row: luninr Editor DA Yelnick, Freshmen Editor C. Dowseu. 146 Organizations Upper Left: ROCKETY-J Facully Asst. M. Cook Organizations Edimr L. Lang, Organizations Asst. M. lngels and L. Lagerslrom. The members of Augustana Speech and Hearing Associa- tion are speech therapy majors. They have speakers on speech therapy and treatments. They work at the Crippled Children Foundationh There are also speech and hearing clinics run by the juniors and a summer program in preparation for this. tCheryl Nelsord It helps to bring in people who have special interests and specialties in speech therapy. In the spring they sponsor a workshop and invite therapists and a well-known speaker. There is a banquet and semi- nars during the day. The club is worthwhile and helpful. It keeps you in touch with the national organization and pro- vides information about grad school and job requirements. Karol Bickhaml ah?1 3'1 H54 Lower Middle: ASSHA From Row: 5. Reese, B. Holfmann, C, Camasao, Sh Cook, M. Carlson, C. Bickham, M. Hansen, L. Zwanzig, P. Salter, Nh Mon- McGowan, D, Guyer, B. thtenhouse, C. Irsch, C. Larsen, C. Nelson, P. gomery, Nh One, J. Ohlson, B. HEinze, D. Davis, B. Hutchinson. Founh Gregg. Second Raw: P. Bristol, K. Kirkwoud, D. Paige, B. Westlake, L, Row: R Nyberg, A. Bowman, L. Dahlen, C. Richard, M. Salemi, B. Hougen, L. Frostholm, C, Lundgren, P. Meier, l. Nally, AI Gullickson, D. ?hipps, S. Duesing, B. Johnson, J. Akerman, C, Palmer. 5. Malmbetg, B. Meyer, P. Zbleski, M. VanAcker, DV DeRooh Third Row: M. Lindloth, M, Kinney,A. Saunders, C. Plantl L. Hage. Fihh Row: K. Ham, K. Hultgren. Organizamms 147 Spanish Club is composed of gp a nibh c a uh students showing an interest in Spanish culture. Among this tertainment by a Veneiuelan years' activities are a Spanish group. play entitled 'El Gesticulador', a Spanish meal, and musical en- Whyllis Nottelmam aner Right: SFANISH CLUB Front Row: P. Nallelmannl C. Castle, A. Doreste. Third Row: D. NnrnieHa, D. Hughes, K.John- ThUmpSOH, C. Blckham, C. Fitzgerald, M. Johnson, Second Row: son, D. Marines,J.Aulelius, F, WhitesideA R. Aguirre, M. Peterson, C. Marvin, B. Carriker, A. MeaHns. M. 146 Organizations Hi Luwer Left: WRITERS CLUB Frunt Row: M. Wang, G. Simpson, M. Boaden, M. Robertson, R.Tweet, l. Siekman, B. Husted, E. Hill, 5. lohnson. Second Row: D. Erickson, D. Moore. Third Row: A. Caulpetzer,R.Doyle,K.Williams. Organizalions 1.49 BEack Student Uninn Lower Middle: BLACK STUDENT UNION Front Row: T. Cornelious, M. Rus- seJ'I, P. Wilson, C. Pleasant, K. Bakerl L. Pattersom L. Bibhs, N Harris. Second Moore, L. Griffin, M, Robinson, FJames, R. Snzune, E. Hill. Founh Row: 1. Row: B. Intel, J. Cartwright, D, Hubbard, M. Benson, L. DeLoach, A. Towns, K. Skinner, W. Farrow, A. lnloe, M. Ammnns. Lawrence, GA Stlvers, D. Thomas. Third Row: B. Holloway, R. Hoskinsl B. 150 Organizations To be black is beautiful, and for every individual to attain his goal is most suc- cessful. But for us to stay together' is the ultimate in uniqueness! iLaVerne Pattersoni BSU is an organization which tries to exemplify the Black Heritage and Culture. Through this we strengthen our unification as a one- ness. iMettrice Bensoni Organizations 151 Alpha Phi Omega, National Etlucation Amciutm Upper Right: APO Front Row: P. Tang- - -; - scritrakul, L. Taylor, S. white, I, Turner, . 75 m J. Heard, M. Benson Second Row: P. Romtvedn A. Herche. APO is founded on the principles of leadership, friendship, and service Ifs an opportunity to give service, to help and to have fun with oth- ers who are also involved in helping other people. Iijnn Dunlam Lower Right: NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOC. From M. Olson. V. Craig, D. Hilgenberg, P. Reidel. Third Row: Row: P. McComb, S. Wellman, C Wrath, C. Melcalle, S. M Ralcliff, G. Sica, J. Jurgens, R. Brake, M. Smith, 1.. Sie- Vogl, M. Wimmersledt. Second Row: L. Gieschen, KV Kich. berl, D. Marines, C. Busserl, B. Frank. 152 Organizations Lower Left: INTERNATIONAL CLUE P. Romlvedt, S. Anderson, C. Carpen, D. Culley, N. Volant, E. Dewith, P, Upper Left: GEOLOGY CLUE Front Row: L. Fay, B. Kristiansen. Second Row: D. Flinn, T. Styles, C. Ward, R. Kuntz, R. Pearson, B. DeYoung, B. Simpkins, O. Malvick, M. Nave, A. Krumhardt, B. Ebinger. Third Row: C. Avery, M. Gerber, P. Holm, M. Malhis- en, D. Anderson, B Beinlich, J. Rod; Founh Row: R. Anderson, R. Benson, M. Hagar, Fifth Row: P. Bowden, M Iohnson. The students give presenta- tions of their summer activities and professors speak on var- ious subjects. Not all members are geology majors, some are interested in ecology as well. They plan hikes, retreats, and are going to the Grand Canyon over break. man Andersom Organizations 153 Upper Right: AC5 From Row: K. Retz, L. Bickell C. Hagberg. Second Row: M. Ap- pleton. G. McCullough, P. Romtvedt, GA Foulkes, R. Kuntz, M. Eliasont AC5 Student affiliates is an or ganization designed for students interested in Chemistry to get them involved and to have fun learning more about it. Activities consist of guest lecturers, tours, and campoutst tCaroline Hagbergt Traditionally Biology Club has been a focal point for drawing together anyone interested in the biological sciences. In doing so it has been socially oriented in its activities; projects such as in our spring campout. We conducted our annual blood-typing clinic and held a plant sale. This year the money realized from these pro- jects was directed towards pur- chase of a cadaver table for the Biology Department. tPaulGuset ul; Amenican Chemical Society, Binlngy 0E Lower Right: BIOLOCV CLUE From Row: P. Guse, C. Hagbetg, Ct Jacobson, Rt Bergeson, Pt Hronik, K. Mekus. Third Row: J. Fischer,T. FitzgeraId, P. Haug, J. Manning. Second Row: C, Gleason, C. Petty, KV Verbanac, E. Loveshe, Be Clausen, L. Liston, L. Harms,M. Staah. 154 Organizations Upper Left: PEMM CLUB Front Raw: 5. Nelson, J, Cablk, K. Hyre, M. Maxsan. Second Row: N. Cablk, J. Bum, D. Hennessy, J. Hufford, I. Abrahamsen, E. Dahlgren, J. KruH, I. Poppenhagen. Third Row: D. DeZur, K. Meyers, T. Enger, TA Drengwitz, Ii Suhr, Ck Rose- bunm, D. Drusopuulosk HPEMM CLUB is being changed and is growing. II is trying to instill more spirit. We are advertising to high schools about Angie's P.IE depL and are trying to get recruits. Uill CabiM Organizations 155 Women's Intnamuml Bound, Mm ntmmum! Bound m 5;. Upper Right: WOMEN'S INTRA- MURAL BOARD Front Row: J. Nielsen, R. Swaim, l. Bunk Sec- ond Row: J. Lukens, N. Effland, L. Bonse, L. Hanns, E. Dahlgrem D Brugge. WIB is a group of girls who represent organized and independent teams that plan activities for girls who want to have fun with sports. tRenee Swaim Lower Right: MEN'S INTRA- MURAL BOARD S. Weider, 1. Baldwin, J. Each, AV Euchholz, L. Morgensen, 5. Finks. The MIB consists of the intramural directors of each of the 7 fraternities. Under the guidance of Mr. Kallis, the MIB coorh dinated and maintains an efficient, fair, and fun in- tramural program. 156 Organizalions Lower Left: RHYTHM SQUAD Front Row: BA Crowder, L, Bibbs, M. Worlds. Second Row: I. Cartwright, 5. Wilson, D. Young. One big beautiful black rhythmatic expression. Includes: hard work, time, patience, skill, concentra- tion, hard times, self sup- porting, group work, and togetherness. This is what all the girls put together felt that this is what the rhythm squad meant to them. I'm sure they'll aII agree in say- ing that the schools' support is definitely needed. Organizations 15? Organizations Cheanlmdena Upper Right: IUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Frant Row: M. Telleen. D. Cooperrider, K. Burgere Second Row: 5. Bertelsen, C. Zwicker. Third Row: 5. Smith. Lower Right: VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Front Row: N. Svoboda, Second Row: P. Gabel. Third Row: C. Corbett, Re Hoskins. N. Cablk. Fourth Row: Me Galiagher, D. Saey, K. Hyre. Vm a real sports fan, so cheerleading gives me a big chance to see the team in action. You really get in the competitive mood when you cheer. It's a real great feeling when the crowd gets this mood and cheers along. It adds to the excitement and shows the team we came. KCoIleen Corbem For me, cheerleading has been new friends, a Competitive atmosphere, traveling to games, practices and promoting school spirit. It has been an experience for me, one I know I'll always remember. mebbie Saew Lower Left: POM POM SQUAD, Front Row: P. Mennecke, EV Dahlgren, S. Sluneberg, C. Dillon, J. Gusma. Second Row: D Hurt, J. lngelson, 5. Porlwuod, W. Slonel C. Sla- ters. Third Row: P. Kaperny, J. Nelson, A Schinske, 5. Bar- rett, B. Fuscn. A lot of time and work goes into Pom Poms, but when I look back on it, it's the fun I had, the friends I made, and the excitement I felt that I remember most. IMary Downsl Being a member of the Pom Pom Squad is a worthwhile experience. It gives me an oppor- tunity to enjoy myself and hopefully to instill the spectators with some school spirit. Ueannine lngelsoni Organizations 159 Upper Right: SIGMA ALPHA IOTA, From Row: K. Hill, L. Glover, K. Ander- son, 5. Hanford, N. Svoboda, W. Reiv chard, J1 Liulewood, S. Klaus, B. Olson, H, Brownlee, P. Edwards. Second Row: P, Winklema . B. Balk, C. Cokben, Sv Wertz, S. Nixon, P. Gullo, K7 Funk, B. Payne, L Iantz, N. Benjamin, M. Horn, A.Schinske,l.Telleen. 5A1 sisters in music Halloween fun with Phi Mu Alpha Baroque and Broad- way recitals this year. Uanie Lehred Phi Mu Alpha ,, a great bunch of guys whose purpose in getting together is a mutual interest in music of all types, serious and light. I think we can be proud that in our short his- tory we have done much to as- sist in the tradition of music as Augustana. Our biggest project hais been one of raisingrmoney to buy a much-needed harpsi- chord for the school - a pro- ject totaling over $6000!! Our light side is probably best ex- hibited in our participation in Friendship Fair. mennis Kellw 160 Organizations Sigma Mpk 'J .I . I .r .a .: r '.' '1h w ' a $ N. 4?. wag! 3331336 4 Q5 Lower Right: PHI MU ALPHA, Front Row: T. Kessin- ger, D. Dufield, G. Day, M. Como, M Johnson, D Gollschling, B. Simpkins, T. Bengtson, D. Kelly. Second a Iota, Phi Mu Alpha .h-.H ..m... .7 .. .. Row: F. Devallauris, D. Varman, W. 8mm, M. Ralston, M. LaGow, G. Dubina, R. Johnson, 1. Thompson. B. lares, V. Strang. 43 16m 46' 1-3 mg; Lower teft: AUGUSTANA CONCERT BAND From Row: L. Erkkson, 1. Mc- ConnaughaY: J. Lohse,C. Mason. I. Wenzel. M. Haugel L. Waikins, L. Setchei, 1.5chalk, 5 Nixon, M. LaGow. Second Row: D. Meyer, T. Kessinger, J. Rash, L. Fendler, D. Johnson, V. Strang, G. Foster, D Kelly. J. Chlistian, S. Klaus, R Clancy. Third Row: R. Eiorn, E, Fink, M. Englar, L. Glover, P. Edwards, G, Ber, ensmeyer, J Eben, K, Funk, 5. Russell, P. Mahl, B. Kedaierski, C. Hagberg, R. Polancich, Fourth Row: 5. Faulkner, J. Singer, K. Pelerson, M. Sweatman, MV Auguatuna Band The Augustana Concert Band is an organization composed of 80 stu- dents. all sharing the same interest - that 01' music. It is through this inter- est that there is a personal satisfac- tion gained from working together. as a group in bringing enjoyment to the lives of others. Music is a univer- sal language containing no barrier: allowing it to be expressed and in- terpreted in various ways. tSally Nixom Youngers, G. Currence, C. Manz, M. Wolf, M. Johnson, R. Fricke, B Burris, P. Soukup, D. Stleiff. Fifth Row: L Martin, D. Gibson, KV Bell, K. Hafner, B. Bruns, R. Olsen, R. Sederquistl R Smeels, B. Styles, C. Schwartz, G. Bordner, B. Payne, 1. Gleason Sixth Row: 5. Bergman, L, Homer, 1. Mueller, N. Davies, D, Thompson, D. Varmen, M. Fee, G. Reevesl S. Hanford, D. Esty. Seventh Row: B Shomperl M. Johnson, H. Morris, T, Keener, T. Sederquist, G. Cicco- telli, N Svoboda, J, Gustafson, C Abplanalp. Organizations 151 'H. w. m mhuml . hanw-u-w 162 organizations 3 5 S n .m u .W. n a 3 Or It's a lot of work and not enough credit for something I really like to do. KKen Scherpem Augustana Choir and the music department are the reasons I came here. It means everything to me. Boblareg Through choir you make an in- credible amount of new friend- ships and meet a lot of fine musi- cians and people that are working because they love music not be- cause they want a grade. It's a great opportunity to learn from your mistakes. The sound in the end is a feeling you can't de- scribe. Nancy Cola 164 Organizations Augudtana Chm Lower: AUGUSTANA CHOIR Front Row: D. Blavos, J. Osen berg, C. HeiSIm ger, l. DuoWey, L Patterson, 2. Moore, SV Winkelman, J. Christiansen, l. Kms- meyer, R. Nerlinger, EA Hudec, A. Schlnske, N. Cole, emby, B. Oehlerk- ing, K. McMurray, l. Telleen, N. Benjamin. Second Row: W. McAfee, L. Deckard, C Dodd, K. Stapleton, L. Green, L. Rilsema, Ck Pelersnn, K. Ander- son, L Kepner, l. Areliusi, EA Brownlee, S. Abel, C. Peterson, C. Kaminskas, B. . Olson, C. Gotsch, B. Lling Third Row: G, Gardner, B. Sensen brenner, B. Nel- lt's hard to say how I feel about choir because the meaning is beyond words. The satisfaction! get out of singing in such a choir is unsurpass- able. The privilege of being in it is one of the greatest things that ever happened to me. Khris Kaminskag - 161. Sin 3 a i? IE'I'., . ax ?.- i 'd Insist. g V a wifi R W sonl B. Erickson, 1. Thompson, L Osborn, B. Simpkins, T. Dudgeon, D. Gottschling, E. Prochaska, L Anderson, H. Silverblan, G. Day, I. lames, B. For- nander, T. Nelseh T. Dwyer, K. Scherpelz, Fourth Row: B. Nelson, B. lnhnson, B ElL1son, D. Hahn, K. Glavash, D. O'Conner, M. Navel A. Black, L. Barker, K Niay, D. lohnson, M. Lindley, B, lares, R. Phelps, D. Marshall, I. Nigro, L. C ine. Organizations 165 The Symphony seems to con- sist of those people who are not only dedicated to music but enjoy practicing and play- ing together to hear that long awaited applause at the end of the OVERTURE TO 'RIENZI' by Wagner. Uean Gustafsom 166 Organizations xww , l. . x i 5 . x x Upper Left: 5 ?ront Row: G. Johnson, D. Paige, B. Rinenhuuse, K. lohns. Second Row: G Umbach, R, Dost, T. Verbanac. l. Natly, PA Noulemann, M. Mierzwa, K. Ham. Lower Len; !F Front Row: J. Fisher, D. Wilke, R. Huff, D. Min. Second Row: F. West, D. Thorpe, P. Jakse, T. Keener, M. Woernen M. Litton. JF is an organization set up to help the frat system run more efficiently and build a unity between the fraternal units. Dave Mini i W r Organizations 167 168 Cracks Chi Omega. Gamma Front Row: M, Fritz, S. Harmsen, P. Carlson, L. Ware, 0. Barnes, C. Karninskas, Hilgenberg, 5. Postmus, M. Mierzwa, L. Setchel, E. Arnold, D Hurt. M. Galina- T. Renz, C. Kennefick, E. Blomberg, C. Dunlap, P. Smiih, S. Vogt, D. Kralup, D. m, B. Peterson, C. Curbeu, R. DiChristufano, S. Barrett. Fourth Row: R. Ricci, Harris. Second Row: L. Efflandtl L RoessIein, M Newkirk, 5. Nelson, M. Ben- D. Gineris, M. Marbach, V4 Heniades, K; Dierks, V. Gustafson, K. Stub, A Brad- son. B. Reinlng, A. Gullickson, B. Kedzierski, J. Lehrerl D. Bravos, 5 Ware, G leyj C. Sbters, S. Axford, P. Korsgard, C. Dillon, C. Dugank Fifth Raw: M. Shef- jnhnson, L. Gieschen, A. Hake, M. Lund, A. Poulos, D. Fritz, 5. Stoneherg. MA fer, J. Nielsen, C. Windheim W. Stone, N. Bro, P. McCabe, M. Wimmersledl, L. Soderberg, M. Wiggins. Third Row: C. Cook, 5. Paputsa, B. Riltenhouse, D. Anderson,l. Ohlson, E Olin , KAllem Greeks 169 17D Creeks Front Row: 1. Vana, A. Frebetg, C. Baumann, J. Zaleta, L Albers, K. Gardynski, M. lngels. Second Row: 5, Severson, K. Kirkwood. P. Anderson, C. Reimers, D. Blum, S. Smith, S. Temby, Third Row: C. Thompson, J. Fischet, R. Nerlinger. L. Whilmore, M. Hansen, L, lohnson, Y. Hrechko, B. Kuester, l. Buml l. Singer, M. Parker, ll Mosbacher, W. Reichard. Fourth Row: K. Juhns, L. Wicksuorn, B. Hudec, J. Aurelius, 8. Gibson. M. Dybicz, J. Iensen, R. SwaYm. M. Kerr. M. Doyle. Fiflh Row: 1. lngelson, M. Ziegler, C. Brobsl, J. Rozakj C. Petly,5. Salak, D. Loiselle, L. Helscher, B. Clausen, S. Wybraniec, A. Callson, K. Kich, L. Rakus. Sixxh Row: P. Hardwick, E. Kinney, L. Lagerstrcm, K. Warning, I. Laing, D. Ros. in,T, Verbanac, C, Papke, D. DeRoo, L. Cartson, S. England Greeks 171 wow 172 Greek ', rf'-- Kappa Epnihn From Row: 5. KIine, R. Coules, GA Umbach, F. Minami, P. VanDyke, C. Mot, M. Downs, K. Hultgren, M.?alrner, 5. Bertelsen. C. Larsen, G.Gieseke. 5 Schu- tashed, DV Helmickl P, Novak, D. Hennessey, S. Stevenson, C. Marvin, I. KruH, maker, C. Nelson, Iv Rehm, E, Felles. L Simpson, 5, Basiaga. Fourth Row: D S. Gales. Second Row: M. Sendera, R. Aguirre, C. Jrsch, E. Dahigren, D Ged- Severinghaus. J Hufford, K, Harnl A, MeaHns. D. Saey. J. Maiers, l. Vliel. I. deis, M. Truska, KA Schneider, L Shaddock, 5A Kaminky, J. Petelson. Third Row: Abrahamsen, M. Coules, L. LeBeau. Creeks 173 174 Greeks Kappa Tau .-.. Front Row: L. Harma Second Row: C Hagberg, J. Siebert, Third Row: D. Ed- mund, T. Lundgren, L Siekman, C. Bussert, 5. Russell, ZV Moore, NV Montgom- ery, P, Nouelrnann, K. Rosone, C. Carlson, M. Maxson. Founh Row: 5. Muller, V. Craig, K. Anderson, N. Curme, B Carriker, K. Jacabsen, S. Sloutenberg, J. V.,,..4.---.L,...r.q.......lr Thulion, EA Wiley, C. Loecher. C. Dismer. Fifth Row: L. Sieberl, D. Cox, D. BrUggE, J. Akerrnan. R. Oust, M. Olson, K Babich. L Kemka, A. Lindquisx. P. Ritchie, S. Klaus. Greeks 175 1,... m. 176 Crccks Phi Rho 1;- Fronl Row: 1. Armslrong, N. Bohiander, L, Lincoln. Second Row: L. Burklund, K. lohnson, G. Molzahn, P. Humes, T. Snyder, 5. Martin, P. Baethke, A. Blair, 5. Smith, N. Svoboda, J Nally. Third Row: S. Pelerson, 5 Snyder, C. lvarson, C Bennett, M. Gatlagher, M. Rolfj l Benson, A. Keener, J. Homberger, GATDH, M. Palmisanc, L Nekon, M. CJendening, P. Haug, D. Rood. Fourkh Row: CC. Schuldt, M. Minkema, C. Langne, l. Rudd. A. SchinskE. M Hardt, N. Cablk. P. Cabal, S. Puls, C. Nelson, 5. Senfl, S. Lewis. Fifth Row: D. Lyshulm, S. orsuch, P. Meier, K. Ericsson, M. Cook, L. Hougen, D. Paige, A Bonthron, B. Reiland. Sixth Row: K Chubbs, S. Schmiedeskamp, 5. Mair, K. Albrecht, R. Biorn, K. Tolf, S. Eckles. Greeks 177 178 Greeks .VUDmECDmIAIr . . From Row: K Hanninen, C.Rosebonm1 P. Varichek, D. Tholpe, l. Weldon, M. ThIrd Row: W. Sissun, D. WiLson, P. lakse, LA Lebeau, F. Newcomb, S.Brennan1 Cipolle, l. Ellingsworth, R. Carbone. Second Row: R. Abben, R. Baer, S. We'r- L Fredrickscn, O. Malvik, 5. Swanson, M. Gumbel, J. Pospisil, D. Demarco, P. den l. Andersen, P. West, M, Ester, K. Nemeth, K. Zaranti, L. Degand, C. Hanni- Wheeler, M. Remegi, R. Nielen, F. Titoni, R. Vickers, T. Andersun. nen, D. Romito, T. Drengwitzl By Schnure, D. Feiza, B. Standish, J. Mabny. Greeks 179 From Row: 1. Baerwaldl T. Maas, T Bengtsun, E. Prochaska. 3. Small. Second Dennhardl. Fifth Row: M. Lindley, C. Peterson. Sixth Row: T. Dillon, RV Han- Row: J. Carter, R. Kiel, B. Caner, TA Kessinger, L Martin, T. Noelzel, 5. York sen, Bv IOhnSDn, D- Brillhart, D Marshall, 0- Dubina. SEVEMh ROW: 1- Thomp- Third Row: K. Aronsonl R. Scan, M. Lindquist, L. Barker, M.Ba1ley, P. Guse, D 50 . 3- Sensenbrenner. Eighth ROW: B. Nelson, T. Sedenquisl. DuHeld, R. Plait, T. Otis. Fourth Row: Cu Johnson, L. Carlson, B. Nelsun, PV Creeks 181 L km A '1' 5 k e m C 2 8 .I me Row; L Zwart, l. Fredrickson, J. 50mm , M. Knightl J. Habenicht, DY Reese, T. Blanchardl R. Filippi, K. Kemniaz, J. Considine, L, Morgensan, G. Lambert, R. Myczek, D. Pielson, M. Kai, T, Sullivan. Second Row: R. BLack, D. Hughes FOUTlh ROW: 3- COX. B, Nelson, M. Wilson, D. Lamben, 5. Nelson, P. Grunde, E. Scheistrare, M. Caihounl D. Bezanis, I. Anderson, B. Nieland, M. Sherwin, MAstapleton, R- Minga,l. Evans, 3- Kaldheim, R- Olsoan- Caflsonr '1 lanes, 0 Zeleznak, A. Jurges, K7 Erickson. Third Row: G. Murris, K Dau, T. Wickline, l' Frisch, B. Dahl. D. Dempsey. Creeks 183 184 Greeks Front Row: TV Dishno, D MuleskL Second Row: R. Johnson, K. Whitmeyer. sun, DA Gidcumb, Tr Keenan J. Swope, H. Silverblau. Fifth Row: P. Black, M. Third Row: T. Dwyer, J. Dallas, 9. Davis, R. Strauss, IL Eahynek, TV lohnson. Meenan, TV Southwood, T. McGonigle, M Mathisen, EV Childers, D. Bonnetl, Fourlh Row: K Siebold, M. Nelson, K. Hutchinson, R. Van Puyvelde, M. Peter- T. Dopler, G. Vitello, M. Prelzman, B, Nelson, D, White. Creek; 185 s k e m C 6 B 1 phi, Omega Phi q. : t: h wig. Front Row. D. WUke, W. Mazulph, D. Hill, C. Voungbload, M. Peterson, P. Green, J. lohnson, D. Merdian. Second Row: J. Tlaynor, G. Anderson. Third Row: J. Borden, R, Spencer, M. Appleton, H. Gamble, B. Ator, R. Nyberg, D. Allen, S. Anderson. Fourth Raw: R. Crompion, C. Thompson, K. CrassweHer, R. Ynetberg, T. Allen, B. Meinckel A. Weir, B. Larson, B, Walas, R. Blair. Fi h Row: B. Yttetberg, J. Weigand, JV Underwood, 1. Thompson, M. Saran, J. Peler- son, F. Merrick, K Lidbury, 5. Olson, D. Hansen, P. Bloom, D. Feldet, M. Col- Hns, I. Brannick, D Berg, M. Barge. Greeks 1B7 From Row: C Barre, J. Oienj M Eggerding, P. Harkins, T. Myscofski. Second Row: T. Blilsch, R. Tasch, Av Buchholz, 51 Hull, H. Errek, PA Grubich, R. Snyder, F. McEnIee. Third Row: 5. Johnson, J. Tomczak, S. EUEZ, C. Hughes, J Leske. R Hoff, M. Sorensenl K. Hodel, J. Slouber, B. Thake, A. Coppelsmith. J, Conway Fourth Row: G. Fairchild, M, Watts. 1. Riccfj 5. Stephens, M. Kolze, M. Linkir 188 Creeks mer. Fifth Row: D. Schertz, B. Koppari, 8 Parratore, R. Lentz, l. Hayes, J. Ga- mache, P Hess. K. Urban, M. Maxus, B. Gros, C. VonZychlin Sith Row: L. Kel- lelt, T. Fiynn, l. Hoppe, T. Arenson, J Knapp, C. Schneider, D. Neher, M Knoblauch. Front Row: M Lillon, D. Moore, Sk Finks, D. Drosopoulos. SeCOnd Row; K. Millsj D1 OrRourkej ll ManeHal MV Ericksen, R. Paddock. Third Row: J. Fisher, 6. Stockton, M. Homco, K. Dooley, J. Lofgren, M. Dahl, G. Vanwinklc, D Longly, J. Ryden, MV Johnson. Cracks 189 ... mnm q. x f 51w man. 84 ,9 q t IlEil A T: ,Q'! .E..$?;E ,4 unusi 6v 5.? nuusn'u. '5 31715617 192 Sports . r: . am v. 1 w. V7 m a: 2.3::- F0othaEE v-i. m $5 '7 t' 2;? EH 1 : :4 '4 1 ' J '7'. - 1 -. art .g. 13 mm unsuiml mum WSW 9 We 2: $3?! 9 5Hl Ek. ;iidE$v: A70 mam 4K' 70 ' musmu . 5's 3 1,: x . Inag idlag;9. y THE 1973 AUGUSTANA VIKINGS: Front Row: M. Wans, M. Peterson 5. Tarran, J. Fredrickson, B. Nor, B.Wa1ls and J. Weldon. Second Row: G. Fairchild, B. Martin, R. Turner, R. Spencer, M. Ester, P. WheeleI,T. Enger, S, DePooter, J. Hoppe and J. Knappv Third Row: M. Remegi, J. WilsonJ T. Cornelious, B. Schnure, C. Tillman, S. Slormom. G. Marwedel, I. Wheeler and sv Molfal. Founh Row: D. Crawford, P. Grubich, K Snyder, 1- Each, 5, Hull. P- Hess, C- Schneider, T. Drengwixz, B. Walas, C. Van Sickle and J. Hanson. Fifth Row: K, Swinson, C. Thompson, K. Zaranti, D. Requeh l. Gamache, T. Millerl G. Shank, M. Linkimer, B. Olson, P.1ak5e and l. Pntivasek. Sixth Row: J. Brannick, B. Koppari, R. Carbone, B. Gros, L. lones, D. Scherlz, l. Maloney, D. Feiza, M. Cipolle and M. King. Seventh Raw: R. Owen, R. Cap, 1. Ellingswonh, l. Romain, W. Bradley, B. Vtterberg, M. Matus, M. KnobVauch, J. Thompson and G. Wesbey. Eighth Row: J. Oien, R. Tasch, l. Appler, A. Coville, H. Meyer, 5. Olson, D. Derrickson; S. Bulz, G. Amund- sen, P. Smo1ka, K. Kindelsperger, L. Kellen and R. Lenlz. Ninth Row: G. Suhr, Coach S. Kittleson, Head Coach 8. Newcomb, Coach J Farwell, Coach A.Kloppen1 G. Van Winkle, F, Burnham,T Bredberg, L. Kamin and O. Daniels, 1973 FOOTBALL RESULTS Opponent Augie Opp. North Central 22 30 Luther 6 0 Elmhurst 30 6 North Park 21 14 Carroll 27 13 Wheaten 23 14 Illinois Wesleyan 13 6 Carthage B 32 Millikin 56 41 CCIW Record - 6-2 It's no sacral that this is the season we've been looking forward to for four years, commented Head Coach Ben Newcomb. We have 16 seniors on our roster, which 'Is the mos! werve had since I came here four years ago. And indeed it was a season to be proud of. Our Vikings finished whh a respectable second place in the C.C.I.W. smndings. Sports 193 L. .. ,.. .ma... ... -L,-.a- 194 Sports .i-n-Elsnciilll ixkilrmmiu. M .I vuoms ENGINEERING Co. i 1.5. EETI-ltl Ii r m4 . I t; . ni-hw Ti -.- I l ! .: 196 Sports f' d-CIIT'L-m-vnml'mnl-m, 1973 CROSS COUNTRY RESULTS Opponents Teams Bradley 2 NE Missouri State 2 Luther Invitational top 7 20 next 7 1 Les Duke Invitational 13 Loras College 2 Notre Dame Invitational 35 WI U 2 E1 u 2 1 SE Missouri State 2 I III. Intercollegiate Meet 11 3 CCIW Championship 9 1 NCAA National Meet 33 ; Augie Reserves and Blackhawk Ir. Col. 2 Place 'Ist 1st 'lst 3rd 1st 'lst 161h Tie-1st 2nd 151 7th 3rd 6th 1st and M. Taylor. 198 Spons 1973 CROSS COUNTRY: From Row: D. Grundej J. Otonnor, F. Whileside, C. Crawford, and L. Maruv- itch. Second Row: Coach P. Olsen, J. Fredrickson, D, DiMzrco, 8. Spencer, C. Arnnson, B, Brown, and Slu- dem Assislam W. Wille. Third Row: B. Yemm, D. Cop- per, D. Dempsey, J, Truemper. B. Cleaver, V. Hoskins, Overlooked by men was a Cross Country meet at Whea- ten, the N.CVA.A. Natiunak. Turning in splendid performr antes after the mind-drainlng event at Credit lsiand were the two senior standouts, Fred Whizeside and John 0'7 Connor, who became Augie's first AIIvAmeriL-ans. Their respective13 and 19 place finishes ied Ihe Vikes to an over- aII 5th place sIanding in the 41 school Division 3 race, won by Ashland College in Ohiof' Ill Ckeaver; Sports 199 RAW . i --!1152 lmm 200 Sports Sports 201 walla '-W-r -' Baakethalil 1973-74 BASKETBALL RESULTS Opponent Augie Opp. Wisconsin State 39 66 Elmhurst 95 75 North Central 96 57 '- Carthage 89 61 a Lutheran Brotherhood Tourn. 82 66 - III. Wesleyan 67 65 a Wheaten 91 B1 .! Elmhurst 75 59 I Carroll 84 77 i Carthage 82 65 North Central 78 58 North Park 83 48 . E Millikin 68 30 ! : Carroll 107 68 i Central 81 59 . ; III. Wesleyan 65 64 L4: Wheaton 90 76 'I Millikin BB 67 I North Park 81 60 '1 .l. . $ '.' ' BASKETBALL Front Row: T. Bledberg, Asst. Coach D. Langrock, Head Hamming, M- MiChBISki, 3- Alor, NA Johnson. C YOUHSbIOOdIT- Mil Coach J. Borcherding, Mgr. P. Gleen. Second Row: A. Weir, T. Law, an M. KDIZE. 3- AHUEFSOH- rence, R. Greer, B. Swieton, D. Hillesland. G. Stivers, R. Kestnel, B. 202 Sporls JUNJOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row; J. Weslbmoks, EA 305- sonl D. Derrickson, C. Yuungblood, T. Lawrence, R. johnson, Coach lrom, G. Stivers, R. Kestner, T. Todd, D, Hillesland, B. Swieton, Sec: D.LangroCk, and Row: B. Lilianslrom, Manager B. Anderson, B. Neison, G. Jamb- Sporls 203 QLA Ag 4 'f! r. 204 Sports Sports 205 IFIAILI-ll 206 Sports The Augustana Vikings carried on the winning tradition this year with a fine season record. Through the strong efc forts of the team and the great support of the fans, the basketball games proved to be exciting and quite rewarding. WRESTLING Front Row: 5. Luth, B. Manella, M1 Weber, J. Zemke, T. Andersen, D. Drosopoulos, T. lngraml F. Tituni, R. Melkovitz, K. Sie- bald. Second Row: M. Evans, l. Iuricic, P. McEnteel B, Koppari, P. Binek, P1 Cavanagh, B. Olson, D. Nehr, M. Bailey, T. Ericksonj I. Tomczat, J. Wmtling The Augustana Vikings wrestled well and with class considering the caliber of com- petition they grappled with. Against teams in their conference, the matmen were impressive again in 174. Opponent Western Wheaten Elmhurst Taylor U. of Wisconsin Wartburg Wisconsin Ohio State U. of Minnesota U. of Iowa Luther Tournament 1973-74 WRESTLING RESULTS Augie 12 37 21 TIE 18 16 8 6 9 9 4th place Opp. 30 9 'I1 19 1B 32 31 23 29 Weldon, B. Frankenberger. Third Row: 1. Dallas, B. Kinder, M. Cole, M. Skoglund. K. Young, Head Coach T. Dodge, Asst. Coach J. Fredrickson, K. Hodel, D, Moore, M. Guevara, P. Harkinsl T. Hamilmm Sports 207 H. o P S B U 2 Spons 209 210 Sporls SWIMMING Front Row: J. Ryden, F. Newcomb, K. Erick- son, G. Anderson, F. Marik, S. Swanson, l. Abernick, secV Swimming Augustana tankers were expected to be the underdogs in many meets this year, but turned out to be the Hspoilers as they finished the season with a fine team performance. 1973-74 SWIMMING RESULTS Opponent Augie Opp. Chicago State U. 81 32 Rockford 68 43 Monmouth 88 25 Wheaten 47 59 Wisconsin 96 15 Bradley 53 60 Wabash 49 62 Millikin 48 68 Luther 78 35 0nd Row: Coach A. Kloppen, D. Cooperrider, D Wilson, W. Sisson, F. Varichak, K. Kemnitz, D. Tharp, T. Anderson. u o P S 2 1 2 Sports 213 214 Sporls WOMENIS VOLLEYBALL Front Row: Coach N. Efiland, M. Second Ruw: S. Axford, A. Swain, C. Hawkinsan, P. Bauman, Fritz, D. luhnsan, H. Aren, l. Lukens, R. MacNeal, F. Thomas. K. Finke, L, Bonse, P. Miller, D. Swanson. Spons 215 B .u p S 6 .I 2 Wamun'a Swimming WOMEN'S SWIMMING TEAM From Ro . 7 us. Second Row: D. Brugge, L Russ, D. Cooperrider, M. man, C. Mason, K. Stapleton, JA Vliel, LV Lagerslrom, L. Rak- Medendorpj, Gorsuch. 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A tribute to decreased members the Memorial Fountain and P001 tmarkiug the circle drive at righu further underscores the dedication of Royal Neighbors of America to in vital fraternal precept 3: J: :1: :3: j: 1:: j M as ?Runbggyal Wetyigors 0 F A M e R . c A SUPREME OFFICE ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS FRATERNAL llFE INSURANCE SINCE 1895 1:: J: Jr J: 1.: J: j: J: J: 3:: 3m 228 Advertistmenls Serving the Midwest Since 1921 TEMPLES SPORTING GOODS 46 Years OfService and Satisfaction 1524 6th Ave. Moline, IL ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC ELLIOTT CAMERA SHOP MOLINE AND DAVENPORT SERVING AUGUSTANA A.D. HUESING CORPORATION Battlers of Pepsi Cola, Diet Pepsi, Teem . Mountain Dew, and Nesbitts - ; PEPSl-COLA pEPSI.com ' V. v 230 Advertisements .-;. intaiziifi - I. ' ,..,,,,A ,r,212r2,2zzzzzz, An Invitation from AUGUSTANA t COLLEGE f rltift I If this book has created an in- terest in learning more about the opportunities that Augus- tana offers prospective stut dents, you are invited to write t or telephone for complete in- formation. You are welcome to visit the Augustana campus and inspect its facilities, some of which are pictured on these pages. Escorted tours of the campus will be provided upon request. r'IIIlI, Address all inquiries to: ,z,,,.,.l, ,1,,.x,,,; Director of Admissions Augustana College Rock Island, Illinois 61201 Telephone 309I794-7341 ,zzxzzzlzr. -n.'.-..-..'. W .::a---u ----- ' 1;. r-vld-uui SEAFOOD E SPIRITS 232 Advertisements The Dock 115 South Perry Davenpurl, Iowa 322-5331 steak .9 Sphu. Boar's Head 16111 St 8 Deere Expressway Moline 764 - 6733 Tortilla Hats 15m SL 81 Deere Expressway Molina 797 - 5296 Hilltop Home of Henny-Penny 3800 14th Ave. R.I. 788-1441 Golden Fried Chicken 'mFINWE ! Inuuuml 31 Give somebody Dunkin Donuts Get some lovin' back. mms3533xxtxxx330?$333333WR Restaurant and Carry-Out Our carry-out is open Sunday 11:00 AM. to 7:00 P.M. 25191321! Avenue Rock Island P 2 E A f i :51 Bewshes The Convenient Bank For Augustana Only Minutes Away BEA R MANUFACTURING , X x f CORPORATION 3Eth5treet6. . . 1am Avenue the Wheel Servnce Subsudlary f BA N K Phone: 794-0111 0 of wt: IsLnND APPLIED POWER, INC. 2830 Fifth Street Rock Island, Illinois 61201 Drive-up windows open daily at 7:30 AM. Advenisernents 233 4V the, Rock Isla nd CO A k 89 30+h shed w Over One Hundred Years of Sawlce H. H. CLEAVELANDACENCY, INC. INSURANCE 1m Bmmtenu: Rack Island, llk'nois 51201 YAMAHA Pianos, Organs Sheet Music Band Instruments Rentals :19 Repair BOWLBY : MUSIC HOUSE 734 15th Avenue East Moline 755-4529 1623 2nd Avenue Rock Island 786-5489 234 Advertisement; Congratulations 1974 Graduates I I Bituminous ' MWE COMPANIES Horne Ollice - Rock IslancL III. Offermg many rewarding career opportunities in insurance Tomorrow stares at us trom promise . .. What was no: even envisioned time ago, and in its turn delivers new soiutions you will dream into existence with your lives. to the practicai women and men THE Rock Island Bank recognizes the common who do see dreams. .. denominator ofthe process: growth . .. and allow dreams to transform our lives. as highlighted by this yearbook mu Whm were dreams, are now real. and the organization' behind it. Malia? grwuing your way THE Rock Inland Bank and Trunt Compnny. Mlln Bank at 3rd Avcnua and 1am Slrui; Auto Bank I1 5m Avunuo and 17m Shoot, In Rock Island. Illlnol.l E1201 Phom 730-2901 Mumbor F.D.I.C. Adverlisements 235 Er;ST . :- 'r.'V'1:l, 'lHll-Z Iflull- THANK When you recall the happy days you had at the bank with the spinning sign cf service Augustana and the fun events such as freshman Southwesi corner 5th Ave. 8. 15th 50. orientation, we hope you'll remember the First Member 5. o. r. c. National Bank of Molina favorably. Loo. 236 Advenisemenls ' THE HOUSE OF I OPEN 7 NIGHTS GREAT FOOD! A WEEK! ywmjgzgt MIIWJZT Seventeenth Street or Sevenfh Avenue Phone 788-461 I we give valuable 4 Rock island's Fines: . A . worm a tripfrmn anywhere! ...for thedfost in FASHION a Advenisemenls 237 Food from Out of This World, at MOlINE. IlHNOJS r TWELVE DECORATED DINING ROOMS 1 Serving Luncheons, Monday thru Friday 11 :30 a.m. to 2:00 pm. Serving Every Day 5:00 pm. to 1:30 am. PERMANENT BUILDING MATERIALS CALL 762-5541 FOR 0 FACE BRICK IALUMINUM WINDOWS CALL TYPES OF BRICK OCEMENT OSAND and GRAVEL IiNSULATION: STYROFOAM OMASONRY SUPPLIES ICRUSHED STONE IMETAL CULVERT PIPE OBUlLDINGTILE OWALL COPING I BONDING AGENTS OPLASTERING MATERIALS l REINFORCING MESH BARS O PAVING MATERIALS IREADY-MIXED CONCRETE ISEWER PEPE 0 EXPANSION fOINTS IGLASS BLOCK ICALCIUM CHLORIDE 0 ROCK LATH I FLUE LINING 0 LIME PRECAST PANELS 5: PRESTRESSED ?ANELS MOLINE CONSUMERS CO. 313 16th ST. N-I MOLINE In business, where exacting quality and cuurleous service are a must, SCHNEIDER DRUG, located at 38th St. and 13111 Ave. meets the needs oflhesurrounding areas, including Augustana. 238 Advertisements I:- 1f 2: 1:: 2::- s e .h .E W H e B THE ARGUS Since 1851 I : cumi-.nmvmnwxo:m:cxxo:ccv;xxxi,' Advertisements 239 INSURANCE AGENCY For Complete Insurance Service THE E.H. SCHRODEB INSURANCE AGENCY in Rock Island Is the Modem Way to Insure Congratulations, Seniors ADOLPHI STUDIO 2037 16th St. Ph. 762-6662 Moline, Illinois .- 6 6 I 6 6 I I 6 6 6 6 l l 6 6 6 l I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 240 Advertisements . ' - IT'S CALLED SYNERGISM Where the whole is greater than the sum of its parts All your classroom hours, and extracurricular activities give you much more than a diploma. They are your key to the future. Use them well. Then see us! We may be able to help open the door to that future. Gulf + Western Industries, Inc. Eagle Signal A GULF + WESTERN MANUFACTURING COMPANY 736 FederallDavenport. Iowa 52803 Ad verliseme ms 241 SCHNEFF'S O JEWELERS 0 SILVERSMITHS I'M Wen Second Street Duvenporl, Sewn TElE. 323-9791 IIOUOI STORE On The Hill Rock Island, IIL 61201 Thank You for Your Patronage 32221303 RESTAURANTS 3108 11m Street Rock Island, IlHnois 242 Advertisements Perhaps the real value of education is not how much you know, but realizing how much there is still to learn. We can help. A. First National Bank d' Rock Island FIM W MIAHH h WM Enid: unmmlrimuogn-ngnmmpklan-hluumimndnmnuhrAmmm Advertisemems 243 mm-x-xvo'bmmmmx . $$ - mmmmmmmmm Augustana students Martha Benson and Fred Burn ham visit Moline National Bank. Member FDIC. Oline National ...the good bank to grow with! 244 Advertisements 1155511. RICHARD P.19,130.111,179 ABBOTT, WILLIAM C. AEELT, SUSAN E.1H,87,165 AEERDEINJEFFERV D, 57, 1:12 ABPLANALP. CHARLES R. 99,117,161 AERAHAMSENJEAN 177,155,171 A DE. DAVIDT. 59 ACGEN. MARNA 3.99, 137 AGULRRE. 511.1 587,148,173 AIKEN. ELAINE f. 49 AKERMAN, JUDITH L 77. 1.15.147, 175 ALBERS. LINDA 5.37.171 ALIRACHT, WILLMMLJ7 ALBRECH1. KATHY D.99,177 ALBRECHTJHERVLL, ALGER. DEBRA L, 99 AlLEE,CHARLES w. 77 ALLEN. CHARLOTTE L.49.1JE ALLEN. DENNIS L. 57,157 ALLEN. KATHRYNS.99.1J7, 165 ALLEN.NANCY L.EE. 113 ALLENJHOMAS H. 49,134,139.187 AMATD. DARRELL P.87 AMMONS,MICHAEL57,111, 155 AMUNDSEN, GLEN E. 99, 192 ANDERS, MARK K. 55 ANDERSONALONZO 95 ANDERSONJOHN .1 49,179 ANDERSENJHOMAS L. 49, 257 ANDERSON, 511111 K. ANDERSON. BARBARA L ANDERSON. BRUCE D. ANDERSON, BRUCE F. 57, 252, 203 ANDERSON. DANNY 11.71153 ANDERSON. 0555111. ANDERSON. DUANE 5.77 ANDERSON. EILEEN 5, 95 ANDERSONCAKV 11.77,134.195,157.711 ANDERSONCAKV L ANDERSONJEFFREY P 99 ANDERSON. :0HNA.49, 165, 181 ANDERSON. KATHRYN M.49,160.165,175 ANDERSON. 1.111117 5,37 ANDERSON. UNDA 11.19.77. 169 ANDERSONMARK D.77 ANDERSON, MICHAEL E. 77 ANDERSON PATRICIA K. 57, 171 ANDERSONSARA 1, 55,153 ANDERSON, SYEPHENCJT. 157 ANDERSON, SUSAN E. 9! ANDERSONSUSAN L. 15 ANDERSON,TIM L.35,49, 179 ANDERSON, TIMOTHY l- 57 ANDERSDNJODD 5.49. 211 ANDERSON, w. MARK 99 ANDRESENJUSANA. 153 ANDREWS, MICHAEL L. 99 ANGELDS, DOROTHY 49 APPLER, JOEL 199,152 APPLETON. MARK 11.45.154.137 AREN, HANNAH 99,115 ARMETTA.GVNAT. ARMSTRONGJAEQUELINE K.ST, 177 ARMSTRONG, LIN DA C. 49 ARNETT.ELODIEA.45 ARNOLD, BETH C.99,137,159 ARONSON.CARLENES.77 ARONSON.CARDL 77 150115019, KARL E.37, 151,195 ARONSONJHOMAS l. 138 ASPLUND, SHARON L. ASPLUNDJERRV 5.57 1TOR,G.BRUCE19,157,152,102 AURELIUSJEANETIEAJQ,118,171 AUSTIN,ANN L45 AVERS, SUSAN AV!RY.CHARLES F. 57,153 AXFDRD,SUSANI.B7,137.169. 215 5131CH. KATHLEENS.77,135,175 51DIKE. RONALD D. 49 BADV, HAROLD L. 35, 99 BAER. ROBERT K99. I79 HAEKWALQMMES K. 49, 151 BAHHKE, PAMELA 5,19, 137,138. 143,177 BAILEY, MICHAEL A. IE, 77,1111. 207 BAIMA. KATHVLJY BAIRD, RANDY S. 77 nAKER. KENNETH w.59,135, 155 BAKOSJANET M. BALDWIN, JEFFERY 71.77, 156 BALES1RI. MARY 157,113 BALK. BRENDA 11,49,160 BALL,SUSAN E3! BARBER. DAVID C. 5R7? HARBOUR, DEBEIE M. I7 BARKER,LAWRENCES 49,195,131,155 151 5155195, 1395111 9. 49 BARNES. DIANE M. 87. 113.165 EARNETT, MARIANNE P.77 BARNEW. PATRICIA A. BARNICLE, THOMAS W.B7 EARRE.CHARLES 57,153 BARREWJHARI L.77,138.155.169 EARTELS, TOM EASIAGAJUSAN .1 77, 17:1 BA1ES.JOHN N.87 EATI'EIGER.ROSANN B7 51UCHIR, KAREN 11.49 BAUM, CAROL L. 49 BAUMANN.CAROL77. 171 HAUMANN,CYNYH1A 5.99 HAUMANN. PATRICIA A, 77, 215 BEAR, RuNALDD.su BEATTV.WILL1AM C. BEECHER,SCOTTT.37 BEHRENDSJ. LESA SD BEHRENSMEYER. GAV C. 77,161 BEILKE. MARK A. BEINLICH, BHTYLU 77,153 HELL, DIANE99 HELL. KiN W, 57. 161 HELL, MELISSA D. HELLAH, KENNHH 13,99 BENGTSON. THOMAS 135,160,101 HENIAMIN, NANCY A.160,165 591mm, CYNTHIA 71.19.117.177 BENNETT, MARLENEM.77 BENNETT, SCOT 11.77 BENSON.IANETT.67,177 BENSON, MARYHA so, 169, 244 BENSON, MErTRICE57,91.142,155,152 BENSON, ROY 11.99 BENSON, SCOTT E. KENSONBERG, MICHELLEB'! BERG. DONALD C. 95, 139,157 BERGE, SANDRA LSD BERGER, RAYMOND D. BERGESON,MARKC.99 BERGSON, RACHEL 50,154 3ERGLAND,CHARLES A. 50 BERGMAN. MARYBEI'H 99 BERGMANN,SCDTI 1157,151 BERGREN, STEPHEN R.EO 5511195101411 N. 57 BERIELSENJALLV A, 99.153. 173 BERIRAM, PHILIPW. 13,87 BESEMERJOHN B? BEVERDTH,CRNG 11.50 BEZANIS, DORiAN L. 181 BIANCHI. BETH A. 57 BIBBS, LYNN C. 87,150,157 BICEGO.JOHN 11.117 BICKEL,LINDAC.SD. 154 B1CKHAM, CAROLM.147.148 8121.1, GALE 5. 57 BIGGS. KAREN L, 99 BILLUP5,CAROLI.99 BINDER,ROBERT 1.95 BINEK. PAUL I. 50,207 BINETSCH, ROBERTAJU 510519. RANDIS.77,134, 151,177 BIRDSELLJEANFI'TES. BISHOFF,MARRAYD.67,132 BJORNDAHL, 5ETH 11. 34, 57, 137,141 BLACKCHARLES 12.81183 BLACK, PAUL R.50,185 51.1111, ANNQQ. 177 BLAIR, PAUL D. 87 BLAIR, RICHARD .1. 76.77, 157 BLAIS. CWENDOLYN l. 77 BLANCHARD. F,TERRENCE77,1BS BLANE.NANCY L77 BLASER, LON A. BLITSCHJERRV L155 aLoMaERG.CRAIG L.BB BLDMBEIIG, ELODV R.50.169 5LO0M.PAUL1.15,77. 157 5LUM, DOROTHYA, 15, 57,171 ILUM.K.ATHERINA M. BOEREMA, GEORGE T. BOCARD,STEVEN 0,57 DIHLANDER, NANCY E. 87, 177 BDLKEDM. CATHERINE A. 77 BOLKCOM. MARY E.SD,141 BOLT.$UE99 50M51ND.CAIHER1NE M. 99 aONHAM. IUDY 5.99135 50mm, DANIEL L. 15, 77. 155 50115:. LVNNHTE E.57,133,155,z15 BONTHRON,ALISON 11,57,177 5001111151, DENNIS L. 57 5002215141511 599,147. 50110411157, lElGH 1,99 BURDEN, 15mm P.1B. 35,77,134,141,157 501mm, 107mm 1. 5011mm, CARY 1.77.151 BORGMAN. MARK J. BORKGKEN.CHRISTINEL,87,133. 133,141 BORZICK, CYNTHIA L. 99 1105111014, 505m 3. 253 501111. M1517 039,140 BOVEN,LARRV w. 55 Bowommmup 11.99, 153 BOWKEK. 0111113117157, 132 BOWMAN.CLARENCEA.77,1N.139,147 511mm, DONNA 1. 77 BRADLEY, PATRICIA L.19.36.87,169 BRADLEY. 5551:: w. 99. 152 511107, GAIL 2.99 51mm, 1071 1.57 5111155, RACHEL 5.77, 152 55111:, WILLIAM 1. 77 BRANDY,BERNE1'I'EL.99 BRANNICK, MMES 1.99.157, 192 5111-1, NANCY E. 51111705, 055011114 171.59, 165. 159 BRECK,ARTHUR 1. 55.52, 155 55505550.;1111140551 1. 99,192, 202 511111597515, BRENDAA.77,134 BRENNANSCDTY 5.59.179 BREWER, MNICESG BRIGGS. 51117 1150 BRILLHART, DAVID M.15.77,151 5515105 PAMELA c. 119. 147 51115101.. 5119551 L. 99 530,111ch L.!!,135,155 5505:1113. FRED 1.77 550525111qu51 1.99 5110557, CHERYLL 171 BRDCKEITJULIE 0.55 551mm. KENNEFH 1.. 77 515mm, 551m 7.59.195 snowmcmmmaw BROWN, 5112155714159 51101551, 51011111. BROWN, 10101 12.59 BROWN, mm w. 77 BRDWNLEE, 51551517155150.1155 BRUCE.T1MOIHYM. axucct, 517w: E156, 175, 717 BRUGGE.STEPHEN P.85.111 BRUKNIS, 5111511171 A. BRUNO. JOHN BRUNS, WELLIAM C.59,1J1.165.151 551157, MARILYN 'r. so BRUST. EDWARD :- 511175115. ERIC 1. BUSON.CANDACE R. 59 BUCHANAN. 1151:: w. BUCHHOLZ. ALLEN 1.77.155, 155 BUCHWALU, 11051111 L. 59 BUCKROF. 511715151! w.99 BUDACH, VALERIEJJ7 51.155, MARTHA :. 77 BUDD.VALI.99.136 BULL.MARKH.1OCI BULLARD, 51151515 x. 55 BULLOCK. DAVLD100 sum, 101- 5.15. 59, 137,155,155,171, 219 BURGER. KINDAL R. 11111, 155 51111555, 5052515. 59, 135 BURKLUND, 111951159, 177 51151111011717, 151119115155 BURNHAM. FREDC. 50.192. 244 BURRELL. 171571511 BURRESS.Wl1lIAML 155 BURRIS, 5.161 BURWELL, RUBY 11111 BussmEAN 1:. 5555151. CHERYL L,77.152.175 55531-151, 101' M. 51,135, 131 5512, STEPHEN 15.100.155.192 5mm, RENEHW 521311.. MADONNA 1.11m CABLKJILL A.50.15$ CABLK.NANCYI.89.155.153.177 CADV, DEAN so CALHOUN mvcmn R. 19, 711, 194,153 CALLAHAN, MAREEN R. 51 CAMASTDJZATHERINE 11.15.59, 147 CAMPAGNA. JEFFREY D, 59 CAMPANELLA, MICHELLETE CAMPBELL. SCOT 1,100 CANADA, MILES 6.100 CANNDNJOHNATHANWD CAP, RONALDI, 100.192 CAPOZZOLI. LAREL M.1DCI CARBONE, ROCCO W. 100. 179,192 CARL. DIANE F. 89 CARLSON,ANN 15,51,171 CARLSON. BRUCE W. 78 CARLSON,CARLA CARLSDN, CYNTHIA M, 75. 175 CARLSON. DANIEL E, CARLSON. DOUGLAS A1100 CARLSON, GREGORYA, 75 CARLSON. FANICELJ! CARLSON, LAURENCE A. 59. 151 CARLSON. LI5A75, 171 CARLSON. MA RGARFF E. 100, 169 CARLSON. MARYC, 1011 CARLSON, MELISSA M. 59, 197 CARLSON.MEREDI1H 1.51 CARLSON. REED M139 CARLSON. SARAH 100 CARLSON, SHERYL R. 7a CARLSONJIEVEN MJOD CARLSON,WALDO 3.133 CARLSON.WENDV 1.89 CARPEN, M. CHINAN 153 CARPER, ELISE 100 CARRIKER,REBECCAL.15,89.140,175 CARROLL, DENISE 59 CARRON. STEPHEN M. 89 CARTER, BRADLEY H.181 CARTER, IEFFREV M75151 CARTONJHOMAS A. 78 CARTWRIGHT, mm B. 150,155, 157 CARUSO, IOHN M51 CARWILE, AMY K.100 CASPERSON. SLRI LIB. 34 CA5T1LLO,SCOTTL.1W CASTLE. MARRIETTA 51. 145 CATANZARO, lINDA 114.100 CAULFETZER, STEPHEN A. CAVANACH, 5115113111, 257 CAZELJANE'I L. 89 CHAPEL, ELAINEG. 25, 75 CHAPMAN. STEVEN L78 CHEBEMAN, MARY E. 1011 CHEEVERS, PHILLIP M. 1115 CHERESKKNJERESA K.39 CHESNA.ANITA L101! CHEUVRONT. MARK R. 100 CHEVlLLE. RENEE C78 CHILBERG,MARTY 59 CHILDLRS, WILLIAM H, 51.135 CHINLUND, JOHN 11.1115 CHRISTELL, ROY E,51.130 CHRISTELL, THERESA L. 51 CHRISTENSEN. BRUCE K100 CHRISTIAN, IANHAJL 161 CHRISTIAN, JOANNEA. 119 CHRISTIANSENJOANN 165 CHRISTOPHER,LINDA 5.100 CHUBBS, KIMBERLEE 5. 59,111,177 CECCOTELLI.GARY E.161 Cl MBORA.LINDAA.7B ClPOLLE, MARK D. 100.179. 192 CLARK, KEITH AA 100.142 CLARK,5HELLEV13.59 CLARKEJISA l. 100 CLAUSEN, REBECCA E.S1,154.171 CLAUSSEN, KEN L CLAYTON, KAREN S. 51 CLEARMAN, TIMOTHY E. E9 CLEAVER. ROBERTL. 737155 CLELANDJERRYWJS EUNE, LARRY 11.19. 155 CUNTONJAMESA, 100 CLOSE, KARLA N. 38,69,142 COAKE, SHERI COCKERILL. JAN M.51 CODER, CHRISTOPHER M. 1110 COLBURN, IOANNE M. 100 COLE, MICHAELA. 207 COKE, NANCY L19.89.133,1ES COLLINS. MARKA, 100. 197 COLV1N, IOHNNIEMJB COMITO. CARMELLA LS1, 138 CONGDON. CLIFFORD M. Index 245 CONNORS. IACK V. CONS1DINE, JAMES 14.51163 CONTKERAS, ANITA M. 51 CONYRERAS, LESLIE M. 100 CONWAVJAMES w.51.166 COOK, C. CHRISTINE 100, 169 COOK,CARY L100 COOK, MARY S.EE,!9.147.177 COOLING, NORMANC. B! coows, BARBARAAJB COOPER, REGINA 100 COOPERRIDER. DAVIDL.119,139, 211 CODPERRIDER. DEBORAH s. 100. 139, 158, 217 COOPER, DANIEL 0,198 COPPERSMITH.ALAN1.51,103 COKBETL COLLEEN r. 59,156.16! CORNELIOUS. TONY89.15n,192 1:011:11. DANIEL c. 100 coma, MARY E, COTJ'ER, PATRICK E.51 CDTmN. IAMESJR. COULS, M1CHELE100.173 CDULES.RENEE7H,173 covuumun: 100.1112 COWAN.ARNOLD R.142 cox. DIANE 1.711175 COX, ROBERT D. 89,133 CRAIG.VICTORIA A, 51,115,151175 CRAMER,NANCVA.1GG CRASSWELLER; KENT D. 51,1E7 CRAVER, IUDY L 78 CRAWFORD.CARL E. 51, 193 CRAWFORD. DAViD R. 719,192 CRAWFORD, DONALDL 51 CROFTON, MNE51 CROMPION, RANDY E. 19, 7a,60,119,140, 137 C EONHOLM. MICHAEL R. CROWDER. BRENDA! 157 CUMBLAD, KARL W. CUMBLAD, KErTH A. CUNNICK,MARE P.1au CUNNINGHAM, BARBARA 1. CUNNINGHAM, DAV1D M. 69 CUNNINGHRM,DOROTHV1,78 CUNNINGHAM, MARY E. 100 CUNNINGHAM,NANCV 51 C UNNINGHAM, FATSV L 35, 7B CURL, KENNEIHA.39 CURME. NANCY A. 78. 175 CURRENCLGLENNDA K. 99. 161 CURTIS, PAIRICIA R. CZMKOWSKI, KRISTINA L100 CZAJKA, BRENDA1.35,75 DAiHLER, MELVA 1. 100 DAFFARA, MICHAEL 1.73 DAHL, MICHAEL 1.69, 1:39 DAHL, ROBERT A131, 103 DAHLEN. ANN l. 100 DAHLEN, ELIZABETH M.117 DAHLGRKN,E1LEN A.I9,155,156,159, 173, 219 DAHMEN.MARIAA. 111 DALLAS, IIM M. 185, 207 DANIELS, O. 192 DANIEIJ, PAULA E. 51 DANIElSON, MARY LVNN DATESJINDA E9 DAU, KENNETH F.78,131 DAU,LINDA 5.51 DAVIDOVICHJAMES mamas DAVIES, NEILT.161 DAVIS, DAN L100, 142,195 DAVIS, EDWARD A. DAVIS, SUSANAS, 52 DAWSON. ROBERT M. 28.52 DAV,GRECORYL.100,160,155 DE CAUSEMAKER, can A. DE DECKER, DENNIS f.100,101 DECKAKDAUANNE R 19,38,165 DEGAND,LEE E, 179 DEGRAqu,MDNICA M119 DEGROOT, KAREN 5. DEICHMANN, DONNA 114,100 DEKEVZERJNJTH M. 52 DELOACH, UNDA M. 52, 150 DELF, RONALDJ- 100 DEMPSEV, DENNFE F.58,181, 19a DENAHEY, BARBARA DENECKERE,STEVEN D. 78 DENNHARDT,PAUL 12,190,151 DEPONI'E, DIANE 101 245 Index DEPOOTERJYDNEYCJZ, 192 DEPORIER, DIANE M. 19 DEROO. DEBRA 71.09.1167. 171 DERRICKSOH,DUANEE.101,192, 201 DESMETJHOMAS M 79 DEVALLAURIS. FRANCIS 17.51.139.160 DEVRIES. BETTY L 13? DEWITH, mm 153 DEYOUNC. BRUCE R. 52,153 DEZURI. DENNISCJX, 155 DICHRISTOFANO, PETER A. 85 DICHRISTOFANO, ROSANNA 52, 159 DICK, DEBRA L.1u1,1-12 DICKERSON. DAN1EL M. DJDIER, DIANE A. 101 DJERKES, M.KA1HERINE101,110,169 DILITKANLCHJENNEIH 11.119 DILLON, CAROL A.1D1,159, 169 DILLON. THOMASD. 90, 1B1 DIMARCO, DOMIN1C1.1D1,175,1EB DISHNOJHOMAS E, 76, 165 DISMER, CATHY A.101.175 DISMER,SANDRA 5. 711 DIVINET,CRAIG 0,70 DODD,CYNTHIA E.101,133,142, 165 DODD,SUSANA 19,90 D01E2AL,CVNTHIA L. DOMINOJHDMAS 1, DONHAM, PATRICIA 1.90 DOOLEY, KYLEW.101,1E1 DOOLEY, PATTVJDMJU. 165 DOPLERJHDMAS E.90,1BS DORKINOTON,WILLIAM P. DOUGLASS, DANIEL w. 52 DDUGLASS, DAVID N. 52 DOVERSB?RGER,WAYNE B. 101 Dow, RICHARDWJG DDWIE, RUTH E.7a DOWN1NG.VVONNEA. DOWNS, MARY E.34.90,173 DOWSE'I'I.CORNELM M. 101, NE DOVLE,A. RANDY 52 DOYLE, MARY A19, 34, 9n,137,l71 DRAIN.GEORGE'ITE1D1 DRENGWITZ, TERRENCE W. 90,155,179, 192 DROSOPOULOS, DANIEL 1. TB, 155, 139, 11117 DRUMMOND, CARY A. 101 DRUMMOND, KAREN A 79,141 DUBINA. CARY 1. 44.911, us. 16H, DUCEYJIMGTHY LED DUDGEONJHOMAS C.19,-10. 52,131,165 DUESING, SUSAN R. 90, 147 DUFIELD,DANAS.15 ,1I1 DUGAN,CHARLENEA.1E,50. 138,159 DUNAWAYJHIELE ROBIN 51,219 DUNCAN, DIANE M.?D DUNCAN, DONA M. 52, 219 DUNLAP,CAROLA. 101 DUNLAP,CVNTHIA L711, 114, 159 DUNLAFJJ'NN D. 78 DWYER, SUSAN 7E DWYERJHOMAS 1. 101, 165, 1115 DYEICZ.MARGUER1TER. 7B, 171 DVER, ROBERT D. 101 DYKSTRA, LARRY V. 7a EACHJOHN W.7B,156,192 EASTIAND,KIMBER L. EBBENS, RICHARD A. 15, 52.114 EBERT, IEANNEA.90, 161 EBINGER, ELIZABETH A153 EBNER, STEPHEN C. 52 ECKDAHL, CYNTHIA C. 101 ECKDAHL, DAVID H. 79. 8-1 ECKDAHL, LINDA S. 101 ECKLES, SUSAN A3117? EDDVJAMES H. '30 EDGEWORTH,AI.VIN L. EDINGER, GRACE L. EDMONDS, LARRY A. 39, 78 EDMUND, DEM 5. 101,175 EDWARDS,MARCARE1A.9D EDWARDS. PAMELA 5. 711. 160,161 EFfLANDT, LAURIE K. 52, 169 EGAN, EHRISYINE A. EGE, GARRY L. ECCERDING, MARK D. 52,62, 197 EHLER. GORDON L. 76 EKSYEIN, ERROL 101 ELLINGSWORIH, IEFFREY N.1DI,179.192 ILLINOR, LINDA 5.79 ELLIS. DONALD E. 101, 135 ELUSDN, ELIZABETH 1, 1111 ELL1SON,W1LLIAM D.165 EMMERLING, CAROL A101 ENDER,CYNTHIA ENGER. TOM L. 52, 135, 155, 192 ENCLAND,SU5AN K.52,171 ENGLAR. 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FEE, MICHAEL E.79,1E1 FElZA, DAVIDA. 101,179,192 mom, DOUGLAS 5.1011117 FELDHAKE, RDHERTJJD FELTES, ELLEN M.EJ, 173 FENDLER,LVNN1J1, 161 FENIUK, NANCY M.79 FERANDO. EOSEPH M. fETZNER.CAKL D. I01 FILIPPI, ROLAND 1675, 183 FILLMER, POLLV 1.1m FINK, SEVERLY A.101, 1E1 HNKE, KATHRYN 5.101, 215 HNKE, MARILYN 9.79 FINKSPSIGURD B. 90,131, 156,109 FINNICUMJANE L.19.90 fISCHEK. DEBRA M. 101 FISCHER, JAMES L. FISCHER. JILL L.79,154, 171 FISHERJOHN 79 FISCHER, KRISTEN H. 33, 13a F1SCU5,ALLAN 51 FISHER, GERALD L, FISHER. IOHN 1. 145. 167, 1:19 FITZGERAKD,CHRISTINEAJJJM,148, 154 FLINN, DOUGLAS L.53,153 FLOIT,GARY 11.90 noon, 10mm. 101 FLVNNJERRENCE 3.185 FOLKERS, MARK F. 79 FDRKEL, DAVIDM,53 FORNANDER,ROBERTA.165 FDRTNEY,GORDON R, 79 FDSTER,GAILI.101,1GI FOULK, 1.171va91 FOULKES, GWENFFH A. 79,154 FRANK, JOAN L. FRANK, REBECCA E. 30, 152 FRANKLMARK D 19,90 FRANKENBERGER, WILLIAM L101, 207 FKANKLIN,ANDRE FREEERG,ANNEC.101,169 FREDENSBORC,GARV R 53 mmmmmmnmes 2,101,133,196 FREDRICKSONJAY 153,179,191 FREVMARK, 5:011 o, 79 FR1CKE, RICHARD R. 101,161 fR1SCH, IEFFREV M.1u1. 115.183 ,FRITSCHEL, LINDA 9n FRITZ, DEBBIE L911, 169 FRITZJDHN M. FRITZ,MERRV H. 101,169, 215,119 FROSTHOLM, LINDA K. 53,147 FUKA, ROBERT K.53 FUNK,KAREN 5.79, 160,161 FUNKHOUSER, KAREN 71.101 FUSED, BERNADETTE D. 34,53,130, 111, 1.14, 159 GAEEL, PAUUNE G. 35, 90,117,158.177 GAGALA, LYNN an GAINEY, BRAD A. 101 GALANIS,DIANEE.79,11a,191 GALINA10,MARYL.18.90,1J7,169 CALLAGHERJAVME D. 53 GALLACH ER, MARY M.1J7,150,177 GAMACH EJAMES 3,911,188,192 GAMBLI,WILLIAM E.53,137 CAMELIN,11LIM.1J4 GARDNER, GARTH 90,165 GARDNER, RONALD 103 GARDVNSKI, KATHERINE L.s$,171 GARONJACK E. 25,. 103 GARRFHJANDKA 5. GARRITV, TIMomV L. 90 GASTON, RAMONA L 01915519111171 D. 90 GATES, SANDRA 1. 53,173 GATRELL, JOSEPH 9o GATZ, KATHLEEN 5. 79 CAUMER, MAX 90 GEDDIES, DEBORAH 5.173 CEHN,ALLAN A. 6.79 GEORGE, RALEIGH 1U! GERBER, MURRVI 5.141.153 GERDES, JOHN R. 11mm EERHARDT, STEPHEN A. G! BSON. BARBARA L 171 GI BSON,CYNTH1A 6.90 CI BSON, DALE A. 90, 161 CI BSON, DONALD R. IR. GIBSON, GARY 50 Cl DCUMB, DAVID A. 53,155 GIESCHEN,LINDAS.152,159 GIESEKE, GINGER L.9n, 173 C1LFILLAN,TERRENCE L103 G1LLMAN,JDSEPHC.19,79 GINERIS, DEBRA H.142,169 GIOVANINE, BARRY D. 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GROVES, LYNN M CRUBER, RICKDJEJB CRUIICH, PHILIF79, 111.9, 192 GRUNDE.DANIEL W,79.183,190 GRUDEMAN,CHRISTOFHERS.73 GUEVAKA,MARJOO,1OJ,2W CULDENZOPF, EDWARD A. CULLEV,DARCI1 103,153 GULLICKSON. ANDREA L.54,147,169 CULLD.PATRICIA R.EIJEB GUMHEL,MARKA.91,179 GUNNARSSON,VAL103 GUSE,PAULC,54.110,154,101 GUSIAFSONJEAN 1.54.161 GUSTAFSON, RANDALL C. III, 91 GUSTAFSON, VIVMN 0.103, 169 GUSTAVSONJINDA $.91 GUYER. DENISE 11.54, 114, 147 HAKKE,DALE 618,54 HABELJJEBORAH LS4 HABENICHTJUHN P. JR. 103, 183 HAFNEE.CA1HYA.1E1 HAGBERG,CAROLINE E. 79, 154,151, 175 HAGE, LUELLA R. 54, 1117 HAGGAKD, EDDIE91 HAHN. DAVI D 1111.103, 165 HAKE,ANN 112K. 54, 169 HALE, HARVEYL. HAMILTONJHOMAS A.103,207 HAMLEN, MAREILLLA. 79 HAMMAKJHOMAS w.91 HAMMERSMITH, STEFHEN 91 HAMMINC, BRUCEA.79,131, 202 HANFORD, SUSAN E19. 150, 161 HANIKAEANNE P.103 HANNINEN, CLAYTON J. 179 HANNINEN,CURTFS.SV.54,179 HANSEN, DALE R. 19, a1 HANSEN, DAVID D. 79, BB HANSEN, DENMS L187 HANSEN, DIANE K HANSEN, MARCIA A.75.147,171 HANSEN, RICHARD M11, 132,161 HANSENVERNDN L 79 HANSEN, WILLMM 3.91 HANSON, DAVI D54 HANSON. JERRY V. 91, 192 HARDT, MARGAREILH, 134,177 HARDWICK, PEECVJ.171 HARKINS, PATRICKR. 188, 207 HARMS, LINDA J. 7'3, 154,156,175 HARMSEN,SUSAN l.103,106,169 HARN. KATHY K.147,107, 173 HARRIS, DAWN K. 19, 91,169 HARRIS, FRANCINE L. 103 HARRIS, MARVIN L. HARRIS, NORMAN K.91,141,150 HARRIS,TERE5A L. 5-1 HARROP, BLAKE L. 103 HARTMANN, LINDA s. 79 HARTMANN, SHERYL L103 HARTWIG,LINDA M.79 HARTZ, DENNIS R. 103 HASENWINKEL. LOUISE M.54 HASKINS, E. EDWARD 101 HASSELBUSCH, CYNTHIA M. 54 HATHAWAV, ROBEKI E. HAUER, LESLI E M. 103 HAUC. PAMELA .150, 130,131,154,177, 219 HAUGE,MARJORIE L103, 161 HAUL GARY D, 54 HAWK, JOANNE79 HAWK,STEVEN L. HAWKINSON. CHARLENE E. 54, 215 HAWKINSON, MAXINEC, HAVESJEFFREV 11,103,108 HAYNES, RODNEY D, 91 HEALD, NANCY 31.54 HEARD, IOYCE L. 101,152 HEDQUIST, LVNEL S. 54 HELMICK,DIANEC.103, 173 HELSCHERJINDA D.91.171 HEMMINGSON, MICHAEL L, 50 HENDRICKSJGM R. HENMDES, VENITA 12.73, 159 HSNNESSY,DEBRAA.91,155,173 HENRICHSEN, 10AMA,79 HENRY. BARBARA 1.91 HERCHE, ANN 12.13132 HIRING. KAIHLEEN $51,141 HERMANN, LISA L103 HESS,PHILC.79,04,185,192 HESS. ROGER 1.103 HETZLER, JOHN D, HEVSINGER,CAROL A. 51,65 HICKSAAMEst HILCHEYJUSANE. 79 HILCENBERG. DIAN E M. 54, 152,159 HILL, DAVID D, 19, 7-3, 107 HILL, DEBORAH L HILL DONNA M, 79 HILL, ERIC 079,134, 139,150 HILL, IOVCE E.Sl, 134 HI LL, KATHLEEN A. 79,160 MI LIESLAND, DANFELI. 91, 202. 2011 HI RST, 51EVE103 HOANE, MARCIA l.. 79 HODiL, KENNETH 0.1113, 108, 707 HOGDON, ?AMELA 71.91 HOEC,THDMAN 5,20, 91 HOEK5EMA,RICHARDM.103 HOFF, RANDAI, M.14,167,100 HOFFMAN, ROEER1 W2 HOHMANN, BERNI 7119.147 HOFFMANN,MARV R. 103 HOFFMANNJAMELAH HOFFMANN, ROBINCJE, 91 HOGLUND, ELIZAHHH s. 91 HDLGERSSON, H DALE HOLGERSSGN, SUSAN D. 25, 91 HOLKE, ROBERT L103 HOLLISTER, BRIAN H. HOLLOWAY. BRENDA M. 150 HOLM, PAUL F.153 HOLMES. STEVEN A103 HOLST,DARLENE1.1113 HUMAN, MIKE P. 91 HOMBERGEK, JANIS K7117? HDMCO.MICHAELI.169 HOOVER, HOLLY A. 18.91 HOPKINS, ROBERT M.103 HOPPE. IAMES A156, 192 HORBERG, KURT J. HORN,ERVINA 11.75 HORNMARMNNE 150 HORNER, LEE M31, 161 HORTON, VIRGWIAAJB. 91 HOSKINS, ROSEMARY 15,51,141,150,156 HOSKINS,VAUCHN 12,103,198 HOUGEN.L01SJ.131.111.147,177 HOWARD, MEL HOWELL, DEANA 103 HRECHKO,YVONNE103.171 HRONIC, PAMELA E31, 113. 154 HUBACEK,1AMESG.79 HUBBARD, DALEMJN. 150 HUCKFELDT, BRUCE w. 103 HUDEC, BARBARA L'I9,79.165, 171 HUDSONJACQUE 103 HUDSON,JAMES 103 HUFFORDJEAN 5. 79, 155, 17.1 HUGHES, CLARK E.103,18I HUGHES, D!ANE91,138,146 H UCH ES. GARY C2 91. 181 HULL, MARY L. 79 HULL,STEPHEN E.a1,135,1ae,192 HULSLANDER. DAW D B. 91 HULTGREN, KAREN L 147,17: H ULTQUISY, DDUGlAS M.103 HUMES, PATRICIA 51 103, 177 HUMFHREY, NANCY L104, 145 HURST, MICHAEL H.W. 91 H URT, DEBRA L19, 110,159,169 H USTED, ISABEL C. 131, 145 H UTCHINSON, IARBARA L. 91,147 H UTCHINSDN, KENNHH A231,1as HYRE,K1MBERLVS.34,130,111,155,158 IHLEFELDJO ANN INGELs, MARY r.104,147,171 INGELSONAEANNINEE.91,133,159,171 INGRAM. PATR1CM L. INGRAM, THOMAS 1.91.107 INTOE, ANTHONY D. 91,142,150 INTDE, BRENDA R.104,150 IRSCH, CATHY E131, 147, 173 IVARSDN,CHRIS 1151.177 MCKJAMES E.91 JACKSON. LEANNE K104 MCOBSON, BARBARA l. 111 MCOBSON, GERALDL 203 IACOESON,KAR1N L.130, 154.175 MCGERS. DONALD E. 81 MKEI. PAUL E.157,179,192 MMES, 501,91 JAMES, FRANKE.91,1SD JAMEs.IEFF5.165 JANCAR1C.KATHERINEA, MNCARTIC, WALTER J. 91 JANSSEN, Cam l. 61 MNSSEN, SUSAN 111041.162 MNTZ. JUDY 11.91, 160 IARES, MAM 14.31 MRES, ROEERTI.44,104,160,1ES 1505114, DARRELLAJI 1535114. HELEN 01 JENKINS, MAN 7. JENKINS, lORETTA 71.104 JENNINGS, DENNIS E 104 JENSIN. HELEN M. JENSENJANE E.S1,137,171 JENSEN, RICHARD C. JENSLNNALERVE 5, JOHANSEN, BONNI E JOHN.ROBIRT 0.104 JOHNS, 000 IM JOHNS.CATHERIM 11,167,171 IOHNSON, BONNIE .4. 91, 147 10HNSDN,CAR0LA.104 EDHNSON. CORINNE M, 104 'OHNSON, DANIEL s. 165 IUHNSONJAVIDAM IOHNSON, DAWDA. IOHNSON, DAVID p.135 rOHNSON,DOREENE.104,161, 215 JOHNSON, ERIC R, 102 JOHNSON, mm A, 104 JOHNSONGAIL 5.167. 169 JOHNSON, CARY L. 91 JOHNSON, cnsccmv 11,01,101 JOHNSON. GREGORY 1. E1 IOHNSON, HENRY c. IOHNSON,IEFFREYA.B1.183 IOHNSONJEFFREV D. 104, 187 EOHNSON, KAREN x, IDHNSON, KATHLEEN A.104,1w,14a,177 JOHNSON, KATHRYN 104 JOHNSON, KEITH E 51 IOHNSON, KEVIN 1. 01 IOHNSON, lEO F. 91 10141450111154 4.130 JOHNSON, LYNNE c.91,171 JOHNSON, MARGARFF A, iOHNSON, MARK 0.92 IOHNSON, MARK 1332,15; 160.161 IDHNSON, MARK R.56,148,1S1 IDHNSDNJVMRTIN C. 92,163 JOHNSONMILDRED K. 104 JOHNSON, NEIL 11.55.2112 JOHNSON, NORMAN R, IOHNSDN. PAUL 12.82.13: IOHNsoN. REBECCA L. 104 JOHNSON, REED R. 203 JGHNSON,RICHARDA.92 IOHNSON. ROBERT w 10, 31, 160, 165, 101 JOHNSON, RODNEY a. 01 IOHNSON. RUSSELL 0.105 JOHNSONJANDKA L. 56 IOHNSDN.SCO1'I A. 20, 01, 134 IDHNSDN. STEPHEN N. 81, 166 1010050051.:an a, 91 Ionnsomsusm L104 JOHNSONJHOMAS 71.92 JOHNSON,TODDC.92,185 JONAS. CYNTHIA 104 IONESJEFFREY L104 IONES.LONN1E D.192 JONES, MICHAEL E31, 103 JONES, POLLV L. 92 JONEJTEVE 00.56. 130 JUNGBLU'I, RICHARD1M JURGENS.IOVCEA.92,133,136,152 JURGENS.WILLIAM M92 JURGES, ALLAN l1 104. 163 JUR1CIC,JEFFREV M.104,207 KAKAVAS, REBECCAL 92 KAL, ALISON 11,104 KAL, MARK P.1n4,103 KALDHEIM, BRUCE D.s1.103 KALSCH.ANNE e1 KAMIN,LEOJ.104,191 KAMINKY. SUSANNE D.1M,1?3 KAMINSKAS, CHRIS M.E1.165,169 KAMPEN,CHERYLA.92 KANDIS, DENCI w. 104 KAPUANAKIS, GEORGE 1. 56 KAPSIMALIS, CHRIS c. 92 KARASEK,NANCVL.104 11.454146,st E33132 1051:, ROBERT M. 56 KAUFMAN, PAMELA K. 104 KEATOR,SUSAN N.1D4,142 KEDZIERSKL BEVERLY I.E1,161,196 KEEGAN, MA RY ELLEN 92,137 KEENAN, RONALD S. 56. 61 KEENER.ANNE R.E1,177 KEENERJHOMAS155.151.167.105 KELL, ELLJS E, KELLETT,LAWRENCEM 104,100,192 KELLY, DENNIS H,19,92,132, 160,151 KEMNITZ, KE1THA.92, 1B3, 2'11 KEMPH, STEPHEN A. KENNEDY, RUSSELL L. 56 KENNEFICK,CLAIRE s. 56, 1JD,138,139,1ES KEPNEK MNIT 14.56.1575 KERKER, BARBARA M. 104 KERR, MARSHAJ.1B,92,171 KESS1NCER.THOMASL19.31.131.135, 150, 161. 131 KESTNER, RICHARD'L 104, 202, 203 KICH, KAREN 04,01,133, 151,171 KIEL. RANDOLPH W.104.181 KILGARD,CLARK M. 56 KINDELSFERUER,KE11HL,100 KINDELSFERGER, KENTW. 101 KINDER, ROBERTL 207 KINDSCHUH, JACK L 5'1 KINDSCHUH, PETER M. 91 KING, MICHA El. 1. 104, 191 KINGMA,VALERIE L. KJNNEV, REBECCA 14.55, 147,171 KIRCHOEFER. BARBARAJJ1 KIRCHOEFER, ROBERTO, 91 KIRKWOOD, KARLAS.92,147,171 KIESCHER, IEFFERY L.B1 KLAG,MICHAEL R. 91 KLAU5,SARAH r. 55, 160,161, 175 KLEISCH. ROBERT l. 56 KLEMENS, PATRICK 04.101 KLEMKA, LINDA M175 KLINE, SUSAN 04.104173 KLUNDT,LINDA J.92 KLUTH, GRETCHEN K.SE KNANJSHLJ.TIMOTHYIJ;1 KNAPP, JON 1. 56, 188,152 KNEES, ELIZABETH A, 104 KNIGHY. GLORIA 56 KNIGHT, MARTIN J. 36,101,183 KNOELAUCH, MARK 11.104, 105,197 KNUDERER, PAULA R. 92 KOCH.ELLEN A. KOESTER, DAVID P.1M KOLBEN,CHERRIEC.160 KOLZE. MICHAEL 11.56, 138. 202 KOMATAR, MARK F. 92 KOPACZ. KATHY M.1111 KOPERNV. PAMELA L. 1110 KOFP, CHRISTOPHER D. KOPPARI, WELLIAMJ.101.1BE.192,207 KORSGARD. PATH 5.81, 15! KDRSMEYERJANEI u, 165 KDSELKEJIMOTNY L92, 145 KDST.ASTRID M. KOVAL, MICHELLE 0.56 KUZLOWSKV,DAVIDS.104 1:11AM, MARY E. 30,01 KRAFT. DAVIDw.01 KRAFT, RHEA 11.55 KRARUP, DEBORAH A.SE,169 KREROWICZ, HOWARD l.81 KRISTIANSEN, EJARNE 051,153 KROENER, KRLSTINE M. KRONE. FRANCIS l. 01 KROUSHL, KARIN L 92 KRUEGER, KATH RVN N. 104 KRULL, JANET 1101,155, I73, 219 KRUMHARDT, ANDREA 0.92, 153 KUEBEL, CHARLES A. KUESTER, BARBARM. 171 KUHN, NANCYC. KUNTZ, RICHARD W. 56, 153. 154 KUPKE, KENNETH M. LAATSCHJJARY 11.91 lACOSSi. MITCHEL E. LADENBURGER,CHERYL A.1N LAFOLLEHE,R1I:HARD w.76,a1 LAGERSTRDM, UNDA D. 105, 137,147, 171, 217 LAGOW,MICHAELL.105,160,161 LAINC, IULIEA.5I,171, 215 LAMB, BFI'I'E 105 LAMBERT, DALEW.SS,103 LAMBERT, DONALD E. 105,142. 1113 LNVIPO, RICHARD 55 Index 247 LANGARTHUR L. LANG,JANC15 G. 51 LANG. LINDA 11.18.92.1311'17 LANC,PAUL 71.11 LANG,R1CHARD M51 LANG. ROBERT 55 LANCHORNE, ELLSWORTH R. lANCNE,CHRISIINE E31177 LANGSTONJTEPHANIELSB LANNINGJOHN M.E1 lARSEN.CHRISTINE L.B1. 147,173 LARSONALAN 11.92 LARSON, KATHRYN A. 51 LARSON. LAWRENCE D. LARSON, RONALD 0.81 LA RsoNJANA M115 LARSON, W1LLIAM 71.19. 92,107 LASLEVJOHN w. 91 17150171, RICHARDMA, 51.151 LAUBE.KATHLEEN1DS LAUGHLINJHOMAS M. LAUTERBACK. EDWARDC. LAVIN, LARRY 1.51 LAWRENCE. KAREN 17.92.1511 LAWRENCEJOHN 105 LAWRENEEJERKY R. 92. 201, 213 LstoM, mum E. LEACH. DOUGLAS R. LEAFBLAD, CARLA 1. 51 LEATHERMAN. LORRI L 92 LEATHERMAN, STEVEN 1. LEBEAU, LAWRENCE w.5a, 179 LEBEAU. LINDA M. 50.173 LEE, DAWN L Lee, JAMES A. LEE. SCHUYLERT. LEHRER, jANE A. 19, 44,99,133, 159 LELONEK, ELLEN K, 105 LELONEK. MAX c. 92 LENGER, 1511111 17. 92 lENTZ. RONALD E. 105.153, 192 lENl. EVAN L. 105 LEONARD, RICHARD 1. 105 LESKEJEFFREY J. 105. 1811 LESLEY,CMIG 11.92 LE55ARIS, FRANCINE E. LEVINE. ELISABETH A92 LEWIS,5ALLY 11. 5I, 137, 1311, 177 Llosunv,1cgviu 1:105, 167 LIDBURY,lYNETTE 04.92.1213 LILIANSIROM, ROBERT $192. 213 LILIEDAHL. IOANNE 11.00.92 LILIENGREN, ANN L. 51 LILLIGHN W32 LILLIE, LINDA K.01 LINCOLN, FRANCES L177 LINCOLN. KATHERLNEE 91 LINDELOM,LAUREL E.92 LINDBURG,RICHARD R91 llNDGREN.ARNEVW.1nS LINDLEV, MICHAEL 1.44.92.165. 1E1 LINDQwSLANImA L511, 175 LINDQUIST. CARL M.Il.151 LINDQUIST, 111151111 1.51 LINDQUIST. LINNEA M32, 137 LINDROTH. MARY L. 01.47 1.114le51, MICHAEL 932,111, 192 L1SCHFI7.CAROL L 105 LISIUS, LOIS 1.105 LISTON. IANE M.?S. 105 LISTON. LYNN A.133,154 LITTLEWOOD, JEAN ELLEN 150 LI1'I'DN,MICHAELL.93,167,1BB Locmmmow 71.105 LODENJUHNNV 17.11.1411 . LOECHER,CAYHERINES.105,175 LOFCRENJOHN 11:9 LDFQUISI, ELEANOR M LOHSE. IAN K.105.161 LOISELlE, DEBORAH A. 51,171 LONELY. DAVID L. 56. 189 LOPEZ, 11.951.71.111. LDURO. CHRISTINE 1.11, 117 LOVDJIEFF, MARK 5.51 LOVESHE. ELLEN M.SB,154 LOVETT, DENA L51 LOVETT.SYLVIA L105 Lowz, PAULA c. 51 LOV.CURTISC.EH,1!1 LUCAS. BARBARA L105 LUCASJHOMAS R.11 LIJKINSJANE P.01.155, 215 LUND. MARYALICE 105, 137. 169 246 Index LUNDAHL, ROGER 11.93 LUNDSERG. KATH RYN 5.105 LUNDBORG, JAY R. 93 LUNDEORG, PAULA 1.55 LUNDCREN,CYNTHIA G. 93. 1'17 LINDGREN, BETH 28,92 LUNDCRENJHERESA L. 115.175 LUNDHOLM, KAYHLEEN. A. 105 LUNDHDlM,MAR1HAM.1DS LUTH,STEVEN 11.105. 207 1.1.1111,va sa LVSHOLM, DONNA L 11, 177 MAAS. THEODORES.93.132.142.181 MACDONALDROBERT 1.136 MACHATAK. ELAINE M.51 MACKJERLSA 71.50 MACNEAL,ROBERTAA.105,11S MADISON. 710111111 :1. 51 MAEHR,51EVE R. 11 MAHL, FATRICE 12.91151 MAHSMAN, SUSAN D. 53. 133 MAIERSJANET 71.101171 MAIR.SUSANJ.105,177 MAKIN,ROIER1 6.93 MALLEV, MATT J. 93 MALMBERG.SUSAN 71.11. 147 MALMGREN. SONJA L93 MALONE, AMY L. MALDNEYJOHN E.1n5.179,192 MALVICK, OLAV 53.153. 179 MANCE, EVELYN M. 105 MANELLA,WILLIAMJ.105,185, 207 MANLS. LAURA J. MANNING. IEAN 51,130,154 MANNINGJIM 11.111 MARBACH. MARGARET A. 105. 165 MARCOTTE, CHRISTINE M. 59 MARIER, NANCV L 53 MARIK, FRANK R. 115,211 MARINANGELIMENNETH A. R. 1.05 MARINES. DEBORAHBLBG. 148.152 MARKWALD, PAUL c. 131 MAROVITCH. LOUIS 1,59, 191 MARPLE. W. DEAN MARQUARDTJIMDTHY A. 105 MARSHALL, DAv1 D 11.19.33. 44. 57, 51,155, 181 MART, ELIZABETH 71.91 MARTIN. LSCOW 02.181 MARTIN,IEFFREYA.59,1E1 MARTINJCHN D728.44791 MARTIN. RICHARDJJRJOS MARTIN, RITA K. MARTlN, 11an117 1,59,11,19: MARTINJUSAN M,1B,105.177 MARTZ, CINDY 1.971151 MARVIN,COLLEEN 105. 145,175 MARWEDEL. GARY 11.01152 MARZOLPH, WAYNE A33, 117 MASON,CVNTHIA L.95,155, 161, 217 MASON. MARIORIE L. MATHISEN, MARK E. 153,115 MATUS, MA 11K A. 105, 158, 192 MATZ, KAREN L. MATZEK,ELIZABEI'H 71.105 MAUKJONNIEEJI. MAXON, JOHNAJI MAXSON. MARY M. 59,155,174 MAXWELL, MAURICE 52 MM, BEVERLY J. MALGARY M. 106 MAY, RONNIE D.165 MC CREW LINDA M. MCAFEE,WANDA44,57.59,165 MCCABE, PAIGEJ.105,1111,169 MCCARTHY. ANGELA H. 105 MCCASKILL, DEBRA M. MCCAULLEV, MARK E112 MCCLUSKEY. GREGORY 11.59 MCCOMB,PAMELAA.59,152 MCCONNAUGHAV, IANEA.105,137,151 MCCOY.C1.AIRE H1 59 MCCOY, MICHAEL D33 MCCULLOUGH, GAIL A. 5'1, 154 MCDOWELL. RANDALL l. 81 MCENTEE,PH1UP 11.112158, 207 MCWOY. iOHN R. JR. 82 MCFETRIDGE, JOHN D. 02 McmNMs. DENNISC. 55 MCCONICLE. F.THOMAS 59,135 MCCOWAN, SUSAN E. 93.147 MCCKEWJFNDA 59 MCGRIER. HENRY 1.105 MCGUIRE, RICKM.82. 142 MCKEAN, JERRY 0.59 MCKEAN, MARLYN 11.12 MCKEAN. PATTI I. 82 MCKELMARY ELLEN M. MCKENNV, BRMNV. 115 MCKINLEY. IEANNEL. MCLAUGHUN, PAMELA 5.105 MCMILLAN. MARK MCMILLEN, ALESIA A. 93 MEMUKKM', KATHLEEN A.105,165 MCNEEIL, 1HOMAS 105 MCWETHY, MERRY E105 MEALINS,AMY P. 1115.111, 171 MEARS, JAMES E. 02 MECUM,10HN 13.105 MEDENDDRP, MARILVN J. 117, 217 MEEKER. DAVID W107 MEENAN, JAMES R.1117,142 MEENAN. MICHAEL P.165 MEERSMAN, PATRICIA 1. Miriam, FAMESA 59 MEIER. KATHRYN I. 107 MEIER, MARK A. 12 MEIER,PATRICIAl.59,136,1l7,177,219 MEINCKE, BRUCE 512,117 MEKUS,KA1HER1NE59,IJD. 154 MELKDVITZ, RICHARDJ. 107, 107 MELLCREN, DENNIS B. 12 MENNECKE. FAULAA.107,159 MERCHANTJUSAN E. 107 MERDMN, DENN151.93.187 MERGES. DAVID 103 MESSMER. lORl D. 82 MHCALFE,CAROLE 11.18.93.152 MEYER, DMNE 15.59.1131 MEYER. DONALD H.133, M7 MEYER, HARRY M192 MEYERS, KIM R. 15. 59.155 MICHALSKI. MICHAEL 202 MICHELSJH ERESE M. 59 MICHELSON, PEGGY E107 MIERZWA,MAR1LVN G. 59,167,169 MIEALLA, NANCY 107 MIHALOPOULOS. HELEN LS9 MILEKTHOMAS G. 202 MILES. BARBARA A. 93 MILLAGE, LINDA A. MILLER, DAVIDAJD? MLLLER. PAMELA M.107.215 MILLER, ROBERTAJZ MILLER, S1EVEN 11.59 MILLER. SUSAN A. 107 MILLER, SUSAN M. 9.1 MILLERJHOMASF 12,93,192 MILLER.WANDA M.93 MILLES, DIANA 1.93 MILLIKAN. RANDALL G MILLINGTON, STACI 91 MlLLS, KEI1H 1133,18! M1UON. CHRISTINEM,55,142 MLLTON, JENNIFER L.107,136 MIN, DAVIDH.15,59, 131,157 MINAMI. FAVE M1 93. 173 MLNCA, RICHARD1.52,183 MINKEMA. MARTHA 71,91,177 MITCHELL, DANiEL G. 107 MITCHUM, ROBERT 1112 M07FA1,SCOTI W.107, 1512 MDHR, ROSANNE D. 59 MOLDENHAUER,R01ERT 17. MOLGREN. BECKY C107 MOLLNER, 51:0111. 13 MOLLOWAY, WILUAM D. 111 MOLZAHN, GLORM 117,146,177 MONTGOMtRY, NANCV L 59,147,175 MONZ,5TEVEN, 1,12 MOONEY, KAREN R. 91 MOORE, BOBBIE L.107.150 MoonLCHARLE 1. 59 MOORE, DERRYL 11.59. 185. 207 MOORE, PATRICIA B. 93 Mount, ZANDA E.M,112.165, 175 MODRTEL, JACK G. MORAH55.ANGELINI MOREAIJ, MARMORIEA.93 MORENO. SHEILA K. MORGENSEN, LARRY 550,155,113 MORRIS, GREGORY R60,133 MORRIS, HENRY 5.12.161 MORROW,THOMASL. 82.112 MOSBACHER, BARBARA 50,171 MOTTASHED.CAROLJ.107,173 MOYER, LAUREL 5.93, 146 MUELlER,lANEM.Eu,161 MUELLER, 117111 D107 MUELLER,MARK A. MUELLLER, MARK K. 117 MULESKI,DAN1EL c. 82.165 MULLER,SUSANM 13,131,175 MUNSON.VALERIH 93.133 MURRAY, JANICE 93 MURRENS, KAV L MUSKIEVICZ. M1CHAELE m musscnco'r, NANCY 71.60 MYCZEK, RONALD 9107.131 MYERS, GORDON H.82.134,136 mvscorsm, TIMOTHY 1,117,111 NAGEL. STEVEN P.60 NAGLICH. IONF. 106, 107 NA'LLY, JANET 1.61, 110,117, 157,177 NAVE. MARK 1.50.153, 165 NEDDE. PAUL 11.61 NEHEK, DAVID 1.91.1911, 207 NEHMER, BETH E. 60. 1:14 NEIL. DAVE 93 NELSDNJARRY A. NELSON, 3.1an A. 107,141, 111 NELSON. BARRY 2.117, 111195.203 NELSON.BRADFORDC.1E.81 NELSON, BRIAN K 44,135,155191 NELSON, BRUCE E. 91,113 NELSON. CHERYL 1.32. 147, 175 NELSON, CHRIS1INEA.60 NELSON. 0111151111171. 19, I2, 177 NELSON.CHR15107HER 1.32 NELSON, DEWAINE E. 50 NELSON, EDWIN A. NELSON. GM L A. NELSON, 1.51.1194 61,113 NELSON. JOANNE M.107,159 NELSON, IOVONE 7,107,177 NELSON, KEVIN D. 117 NELSON,MARKJ.93.1SB NELSON, RICHARDAJZ NEiSCN, SUSAN 14.93.155.159 NEME'TH. KENNErH w. 12. 179 NERLTNGER, RUTH M. 50,155,171 NESSELER.MARCW.1D7 NESSELER, MICHAEL w.93 NETZEL.T.15$ NEUERBURGJACKI 11.62 NEUKUCKATZ, DAV1DL.106,107 NEWBURG. MVE L. NEWBY, S1EFHEN H.107 NEWCOMB,FRANCISJ.60,179, 111 NEWKIRK. MARGMH 1.. 50.139.141.169 NEWKIRK, VANESSA 107 NEWSWANDER. GERALDB3 NICHOLSONGERALDWJD NICKERSON, BETH M. 12 NIELAND, ROBERT G. 18,10, 93. 181 NIELDS, DAVID 117 NIELSEN, JANET 51131155159 NIELSEN,SCD1'I' 12 NIGROJOHN A.107,165 NIXON,SARAH L 12,151, 151 NOAH. BRUCE H.107 NODEEN,10HN 1.93 NOEJANET E. 107 NOHZEL. UMDTHV 6.44.11.17.181 NOLAN. 101107 NOLAN, MICHAEL 1.107 NORDIN. DIANE L. 95 NORDLING, 11115111155. 95.145 NORDWALL, WENDY K107 NORLEN, PAUL 5s NORQUIST, EUZABETH 12.60.10? NORQUIST. JANrr Lsn NORRIS, CAROL M. 60 NOTIELMANN, PHYLEISI.BZ.148. 167, 175 NOVAKJANIS L. 95. 113 NOVAK, PHVLus 112,173 New, ROZANN 95 NDWINSKI, FRANK L. NOLTHOMAS c. NYEERG, NANCY 71.107 NYIIERG, RONALDA 13,3192, 131,139, 117 NYGREN, MEUNDA A. 117 OAKLEY, DENNIS 12 OBENAUF, VIVKI F. 95 OCKEN, FHER c. 95 OCONNOR, DEAN W165 OCONNORJDHN 11.1911 OEHLERKING, REBECCA 5.60. 165 OGLVIE, ROBERT H.81,136, 141 OHLSDNJERENE M,50,114,1-17.159 OIEN, LAMES M.107,1BB.I52 OLIN, KRISTINE M. OLING, REBECCA A. 82,130. 165,169 OLIVER, SANDRA s. OLSON, A, RANDALL OLSON, 505 A.55,135,157,192,2n7 OLSON. BRUCER.107,l83 OLSON, LAMES R. 107 OLSON. M1CHAELJ. 32 OLSON, MIRIAMA.02,135,152, 175 OLSON, RANDALLEL 130 OLSON, REBECCA s. 52 1315011, 005511171 01511, 151,155 OlSON,51EVE 1.. 107. 192 OLSONJERRVL 107 OLMK, 150511.112 ONEAL. KENT T107 0051, 511714.52, 17s OROUTLKE, 071111511407, 135,159 OSBERG, SUSAN J. 02 OSBORN, JOHN M. 155 OSENB'ERG, IANE 6.107.165 GSENBERGJHOMAS, E. 02 050000, EDWINMR. 105 0715,10Mw,51,1a1 0TH, NANCV L147 OTTO, KAREN D.1OB DUGHTON,1ROV 1011 OWEN, RICHARD 6.100. 192 OZANNE, STEVEN 11.51 PADDOCK, RANDALL 1.02. 100 PAGE, IRENE K. PAIGE, 0550mm 1. 52, 1-17, 157, 177 PALEY. ROBVN .195 PALMER,CAROL A, 1-17 PALMER,MAR5HAA. 95, 173 PALMER,STANLEVC. FALMISANO, MICHELE A.137.177 PANTAROTI'D, RICHARD E. 02 PAPKE, CHRISTINE L.95,171 PAPFA5,10M1.11111 PAPUTSA, SHERRY A. 02, 169 PARKER, MARY J. 171 PARKHURSI, DEBORAH 1.55 PARRATORE. ROBERT 1. 61,150 PArrERsoN, 51150131110135 PATI'ERSON, LAVERNE 112, 150 PATIERSON, LESLIE K.100,165 PATTON. IAMES 11.105 PAULSON,CHARLES ll. 51 PAVESIC. RONALD M.1108,141 PAVNE, 11.1115 19,95, 15:, 151 PAYNE. MARY 53 PEARSON, PAUL 51 PEARSON, RUN 55,153 PEDERSON, IDHN 95 PELLS, 5USANI.100 PENDELL, PATRICIA 5.105219 PERELMICHAEL E. 95 PIRRV, DEBORAH A. 53 PITERS, DALE E, 51 PETERS. IERALD 11.61 PITERSDN,CHARLES 53 PiTERSEN. CYNTHIA D,61 PETERSEN, LOUIS w. M. 05751155115571.5511 0,53 PLTERSENJERRV 5. PETERSON, BARBARA l. 105, 159 PETERSON. BETH E. PETERSON, CHARLESA.165,101 PETERSON. CONSTANCE A.61, 155 PETERSONJAN C PETERSONJEFFREV R.105,107 PETERSONJILLA. 106,173 PETERSON, KAREN L100 PETERSON, KATHY M113 PETERSON. KURT D.61, 151 PETERSON, LAWRENC661 PHERSON, LINDA JEAN 95 PETERSON, MARILYN 11,55, 145 PEIERSON, MARKW.95, 1117 PETERSON, MICHAEL 1. 61,105, 192 PETERSON, RICHARDA. PETERSON, SARAL. 10, 63,177 PE1ERSON. STEFHEN R.EJ FETERSSON,ANDREAS M.1 PETRUCCI, ROXANNE 95 PEISCHOW, MNEA. FETTH', MICHAELT. 108 PETTV, CHRISTINEA. 51, 130,154,171 PFAFF, ROBERTC.135,1BI HANNES, KEVIN 11.95, 110, 111 PHELPS, ROY 1.19, 16,165 111-11973, 501555114 71.147 7151105101111 L108 NERSON. DUANE A, 105, 183 PLANT,CONNIEL 03.147 71.559117551170105. 95, 150 POCWASEK, JOHN 1.55, 151 FOLANEIEH, RONALD H.19,161 POPPENHAGENJANICEE. 61,155 70111111000, SHEREE 1, 95, 159 1705251105, 1111110105 70571511.;0HN 11.1011, 179 POSTMUS,SUSAN 161,195,159 POUK,IOHN R. 1011, 179 701.005.0151 95,169 POWERS, EVA F. '55 PRECHT,STIPHEN 1.03 FRIELOZNV. ROBERIA AJUB PRIGGIE, RICHARD W,61,131,134 PRIMMER, 1.551.511 A. PRITCHAKD, SUSAN L 30, 95 PROCHASKAJ. EDWARD 63,165,151 PRUTZMAN, MARK O. 61 PUCKA, BEVERLY A PULSJHERVL 71.35, 83,117,177 PUNTNEY, VALERIEI. 25,61 QUHSCH,CYNTHIA 11.108 QUILLEN, DAVID 5.105 Q UINLAN. PATRICK J. 03 QUINN, 055012.111 1.55, 55 RACAS. MARK V. RADIKE. DAw Dw.95 RAILSBACK, LYNN 7.1011 RAKus, LEE ANN 51.171, 217 RALSTON, MARK 5.51150 RASH, lONI L 105,151 RASKIE,MARKT.100 REED, MARY ELIDKEETH 95,137,135 REESE, SUE A. 03,147 REESEJHOMAS 12.19.113.133 REEVES,GARV L.03. 151 REEVES, RONALD C03 REHMJANELLAJB REICHARD, WENDY L. 44. 95.160. 171 55:01:10, am: 11.1011, 135, 177 RELNINC, ELIZABETH K. 61.169 REINING, R.SCOTT100 REITER, DENNIS F. REMEGI,MARIO 179,191 RENZ. THERESE M. 95,169 REQUEr.DAVIDA.95,192 RETZ, KONRAD c.51, 151 REUSNOWJAMESA. 11111, 140.144 lEVEL, MARY L137 RICCHIO. PENNV 0.03.175 RICCI, IIMMIEJ. 94, 95,1115 RICCI, ROSEMARY 90, me, 169 MCHARD, GML l. 30,95,147 R1CHARD5,NANEYA.1HB RICHMILLERJESLIE D108 RIEDEL, ?AUL 0.51.152 RIEKE, MARK .95 RIEMER, KARENL108,171 RINCSTRDM, GRANT M. 51 RIISEMA. LU ANN 19,35.95,155 RHTENHOLISE, BETH A.1E,53,117, 157,159 RWERDAHL, IAN 100 ROBHLNSJUSAN E. RanRTSmMOTvae ROBEETSON, MARCIA L 51, 131 ROEINSON,CHARLES K100 11051715011, MARGARET A. 150 ROD.!OHNT,95,153 RODGERS, AVALSS ROESSLEIN, IEANNE 71.515159 11005115. IDHN I. ROHL,AMY R, 1115 ROH'RSEN, ?ATR1CLA61 ROLF, MARTHA L15, 03, 177 ROLL1N5,PATRIEIAA.BS ROLOFF, DORISA. 03 ROLOFF, KATHY A. 51 ROMITD,DANIEL A. I75 RDMDLO, M. 105100, 182 ROMTVEDT. PAUL E. 53, 141, 145.152. 153 154 ROOD. DEBORAH 71.19.03, 130,177 ROSE,CLAIRE MAJ 110551105511 C 53 ROSEBOOM.CHAD 015.133.155.179 ROSEMAN, KERRY A. 95 11051140591171 L 15,53,136. 171 RDSONE, KATHRYN L, 10. 63.135.138.175 11035, MARY D. ROSS. MICHAEL R. 11053, RICHARD 5.95 ROZAKJANICEM. 100,171 RUDD, IODV K. 55, 177 511074751515 5. 95, 131 RUEHRDANZ,REI1ECCA 11.113 Rucmls, IOAN E. RULE,PAMEI.AA. RUMIOLZ, NANCY 1.63 RUNGE. DONNA L63 RUPERT, WILLIAM S. RUSSELLMICHAEL 7.150 RUSSELL SHARON E. 95,161, 175 RUTKOWSKI, CATHERINE A. 11111 RYAN,ANNE L. 63 RYAN, DEBORAH 105 RYAN. JOHN P.95 RYDENJOHN R.95,189, 211 REDLINSKI, TANYA SAEY, 05801 E L10, 8!, 95. 155, I73 sALAK,SUZANNE OLSDN171 SALAMON. SUSAN 03 SALEMI, MARY L.55.133,137,147 SALONIS. RENALDOA. 5.1151120111101111 0. SALTER, HELEN 5,53 SALYER. PAYRICM AS147 SAMPLE,WILLIAM R. SAMUELSON,CRI1IG A 03 SAND, ROGERAJS SANDERS,SUSAN63 SANDSIROM, 75551.11 E, SARAN, MARK F3106. l0? SANDERSONJANICE 95 SAULSSERRV, v1 120151 ma 5AUNDERS.AFRIL 0.83, 147 SAZONE, RONNIEJ.95 SCHAAFJAN 663 SCHAB, ROBIN 16.100 SCHAEHEL, PATRICIA 5.63 SCHAEFER, RITA 1-1 SCHALKJAN 114.106. 161 SCHARDON,ALICEA.E3,136 SCHEBLER. FREDERICK 100 SCHEIJTRATE,W1LLIAM 1.10, 55,103 SCHERPELZ, KENNETH w.165 SCHERSTEN, MARK M. 63 SCHERETEN, MARTHA 1. 113 SCHERSTEN, REBECCA 53 SCHERSTEN, 10M W. SCHERTZ. DAVID A, 108.83, 192 SCHILLER, RlCHARD 114.105 SCHINSKE.ANN H. 111. 35151150105177 SCHLENKER, ROBERT WMET 95 SCHLICHTER, F MARCUS 5CHMANKE.ALANP.03 SCHMIEDEKAMP, susan L.96, 177 SCHNE1DER, 5A55AMA.95 SCHNEIDER, CARL A. 83, 136, I92 SEHNEIDERJAMY 5.105 5015151055, KAREN 071,105,173 SCHNIRRING. DIANE L. 96 5051010155, WILLIAM D.Bj,179.192 SCHOTI'. DONALD 0,100 SCHRDDER, SCOTT W36 SCHROEDER, D.THC1MAS SCHROEDER,GIEGORY1. 108 SCHROEDERJEFFREV 11796 SCHROEDERJHCHAKD H. 53 5CHULDT,CONNIER.63.17P SCHULTE, NANCY L. SCHUMAEHER, DEBRA L 96 SEHUMAKER. SUE ANN I73 SEHUWER, KENNETH 1.95 SCHWABAUER, CAROLYN 5.109 SCHWARTZ.CRI1IG 151 SCHWIERIDHN, IUNE A. 96 SCODELLARO, NANCY L.BE 50011, JERRY R. 95 scorr, 1105th E. 61, 53 5CDH. ROGER E. 83,181 SCUDDER, LINDASJES SEAGO,BRADEEY E. 63 SEACQ, BRENDA L146 SEARS, REEECCA 0.63 5EDERQUI5T.E1CHARD L109,161 SEDEunlsTJHoMAs 5, 5:1, 151, 131 55011511, 511va 1, SEIDELJEFFREY L63 SEIDENZAHL, DEBORAH F. 61 SEIVERJTEVEN W.63 551171115, LOUJSE 111, 95 SENDERA, MAUREEN L.109.17.1 SENFT,SUSAN M.95,135,177 SENSENBRENNER, WILLIAM 5. 25,11, 109. 165,101 SISBMU. 1OSEFH D. 63 SEYCHEL, LORI H.109,161,169 SEVERINGHAUS, 1301115 11,19,911, 173 SEVERECHRISTINE A. 63 55115115011, SUSAN L133, 171 SHADDOCK, lVNN S. I05,173 SHAFFNER,CARRIEE. SHANK, 5.111111 11.96, 115,192 SHELEY, SANDM K. 83 SHEFFER,MARY 596,169 SHEPHERD, CAROL A, SHEPHERD.MARY l. SHERWIN, PETER 555,139,103 51-11175, DEBORAH 5. 56 SHLAES. DEBRA B. SHOMPEi, WILLIAM161 SHUIWELL, BRENDA 5.100 SICA, GAYLE A. 96, 152 SIDLINGERJOYCEA. 109 SIDNEY. 11055111 81 SIEEERT. IEAN M35175 SIEEERT. lINDAA.63,152. 175 51500110, KENNiTHC.EJ,1BS, 207 SIEKMANJOANNE 175 SIGMUND, LARRY 11.95 SIKKEMA, GAIL P. 109 511Vikau11'r. HOWARD W.53,165,155 SIMOENS. 1AME5 L- SIMKINS, WILLlAM W. 10, 95. 131,153,160, 165 SIMPSON, GWEN E.03 51MPSDN,LINDA K. 1119, 173 SIMPSONSHARON L 109 51NGEK,1ANEL.109,151,171 SIPIOBAJIONALDB SISSON, WARREN T. 109,179, 111 SWILL, KATHRYN A. 10, Ill SKINKER, STEPHEN G. 105 SKINNER,JUDYIE19,15I SKOGLUNIJ, DAVID E95 SKOGLUND, RICHARD M. 96. 207 SKOWRONSKI, IOHN 1. 109 SLABON, LINDA 5.109 SLAKER, ROSER1l.96 SLAKIS,MARY LEi 59 SLATER. MARK 1109 5LATERS,CANDICE 114.109.159.159 SLININGER, EDWARDFJE, 1-12 SLOUBER, JAMES 1653,1011 SMACA, RONALDJ. s: SMALL. BRUCEA.63. 135, 11.11 SMAUS, DAVE 1.95 55715515, 11055117 6.109.161 5Ml1H,DEBRA R. 95 SMITH, JAMES 5.53 SMITHJAV C. 96 5M17H,MARINAJ.95 SMITH, MARSHA L. SMITH, MARTHA S. 64. 03.152 SMITH,PAMELA D35, 169 SMITH, ROBERT W. 141 SMITH, SANDRA L.7E,03, 171 SMITH, STEVEN M. 109 SMITH, 505m K. 109,155,177 SMOKER, CVNTHIA 1.54 SMOLKA,PHILLIPW.109.192 SMOTHERS.STEPHEN 1.54 SNOW,IISSA.83 SNYDER. RONALD A.96.102.100 SNYDER,5LISANC.109, 177 SNYDERTAMA L.15.95, 146, 177 SODERBERG. KARIN96 5005115550, MAYBETH K.61, 159 SOENKSEN. MARCIA K. 102,105 50NDAG,WILLIAM H.64 501155135111, 5EN NM, 55 SORENSEN. M1CHAEL W. 83, 108 SOUKUP, PETER . 115,151 SOUTHWOOD, TIMOTHY G. 105 SPANGLER,CHERVL M.109 SPANCLEK, DONNAJ 56 SPEER. JACQUELINE A. 64 Index 249 SPENADER, 3111131133 1. 33 SPENCERHKLBERT W,JR.65,140.193 SPENCER. RICK E. 34.64.187.192 SPIESE, SUSAN 3,65 SPLAINGARD. KENI 1. 35, 114 SPRINGBORN.WILLIAM 51:5 SPRINGERJOVCE 57 SPRINGERJI MD'IHY 1, 57 SFYRISON. DOUGLASC. 35 SIAAB. MICHAELI, 64,110. 154 5111113, WAYNE s. STACHURSKI, THOMAS L.35,1n STANDISH, WILLIAMA. 169,1N STANDLEY. RONALD L. 85 .STANEKJOHN 6.96, 140 SIAPL'ES.JOHN 3. 64 S1APLHON, KATHRYN A.64,130. 131,165. 217 STAPLEI'ON, KRISTIN $15.96 STAPLEION,MARK1.35,133 STARR, DAWN 96 STAUBACH, JUDY 643,64. HEARNS. MICHAEL ESE STEBEL. DEBORAH A. STEIN,VIRGINIA 5.109 5TELLE,LAUR1EA.109 STENBERG, DAVID 3,139 STEFAN, CHRISTINE M. 96 SIEPHENS, 51:01'1 11,54, 1135 STEUBEN, NANCY 11,109,136 STEVENS, KA'IHRYNA. 109 S1EVEN50N,5ARAA.109.173 SIICHTER. PAMELA K96 STINSON,DANITA 11.35 STINSON, PAULA 1.55 STIVERS,GREGORYT.1SD, 202, 203 $103, KAIHLEENI.1D9,159 STOCK. BARBARA. LM. 64. 139 STOCKDALE. JOAN E. 23 SIDCKTON, EUGENELJS, 139 STONE, DEANN 23.85. 139 STONE. LTHEODOKE 35 SIDNE. WENDY c.133,159, 159 STONEaERG, SUSAN L159. 169 STORMEJULIEAJDS SIORMONT, STEPHEN 11.35, 192 STOUT, PATRICKM SIDUTENIURG,NOEL 1111.64 5TOUTENEURG,5HERYLL.1119,175 STRAHL, GERALD A. $TMHL,LINDA 3,109 STMKA, CAROLYN A. STRANG,VICTGRG.64,16I1,161 STRATHMEVER.MICHAELC. 55 STRAUSS, RICHARD L 64, 135 STREIrr,DAVID161 SIRICKLAND.KIVINL.96 51ROH8EHN. SALLY 1054 STROMBERT, D'ANN STRONG, MONICA l. 1119 SIROUP. FORREST N, STRLJ'I'Z, TERESAA. SIUDERJEFFREE 11.931179 SYUENKELIHOMAS 1.64 STUNKEL, JUNE E. 35 SIVLESJHOMAS 11.641, 153 STYLES. WILLIAM R. 64,131,161 SUDANO, BARBARAAJS SUHR. GEDRCEH.96,155,192 5ULLIVAN,MICHAEL A36 SULLIVAN,TIMOTHV 141,109,133 SURGES. DONALDR.64 SLFTIERMAN, AMV 96 SVEHLA, KATHRYN 64 5VEHLA.RICHARD 6.64 SVOBODA, NANNEITE L96, I53,160, 161, 177 SWMM. RENNIEL.96.15E,171 SWAIN, nun L91, 96, 215,219 SWANSON, BRADLEY G. 109 SWANSDN. DEBORAH A109 SWANSDN, DEBORAH 11.85. 215.219 SWANSONJIMMJDQ swawsoujauv 11,109 EWANSONJTEPHEN W. 64 SWARTZ, CRAIGL. SWARTIBAUGHJOHN 5, as, 142 SWARTZBAUGH.ROGERG.64 SWEATMAN, MARIlVN E. 161 SWEDBURQCAROL BS SWEDO, GREGORY 1.109, 142 SWENSON, STEPHEN 5. 96, 179, 211 SWIHON, WILLMMAJOZ, 205 250 In dex SWINSON, KENT 11,36,191 SWOPEJAMES E1115 SVBERT.PAULD.96 TANCSRITRAKUL, FAIRAJ 517,152, 153 TANTON, SUSAN C. 103 TARRAN,CHRISTCPHER1.64,192 TAECH, RAYMONDCJR. 199, 133, 192 TAYLOR. KENT A. 85 TAYLOR, LOLITA 97,152 TAYLOR. MARK S. 85. 136.1311, 19E TAYLOR. NANCY 12.97 TAYLOR. RGDNEYI,97,112 TEAGUE, SHARON Q1119 TEIIEN, INGRID 1.1119 TELLEENJANEAGSJJB,131.145,160.165 TELLEEN, MARY 19.139, 153 TEMBVJUZANNE R. 65,156,171 TEMPERLEVJAMES E, TERNENYJOHN 11.55 TERRYJANER. 57 THAKE, BRUCEA, ES, 138 THEUNINCK, RICKYJ. THIRTYACRE, MARGIEA. THUMAS,CHR1510PHIRW.97 THOMAS, DAVID 55,150 THOMAS, FRANEINE R. 109, 215 THDMAS, 131951.35 THOMAS, RICHARD H.97 THOMAS, thLIAMH.1o9 THUMPSDN,CHARLESR 97,137,192 THDMPSONJZHRISTINE1.65.131,148, 171 THOMPSON, DEBRA A, 1119, 161 THOMPSONJACKI E.65 THOMPSON, JAMES N.65, 1611, 165, 131 YHDMPSON, JOE H,109,137,192 THOMPSON, LOREN P. 111 THOMPSONMARKE. 111 THOMPSON, STSPHAN P. THOMPSON.SU5AN K,111 THOMPSON, VALERIE I. 97 THDRPE, DANNY 11.65, 167,179, 211 THULIONJANICE E. 175 T11LMAN,CRAIG P. 35,192 TITON1,GRANK w 179,207 TIELMELAND, 'ERIKM.55,134,135 TODDJHOMAS .97, 233 TOLF, GAVLE A.1H,85,137, 177 ToLF, KAREN M.111,137,177 TOLLENSDORF, DEN16l1,97,1:13 TOMCZAK, JOSEPH P. 111, 135, 207 1001161.!an D. 97 OWNS, AL 037,153 TRACEV.M1CHAEL 1. 65,135 TRAFKUSJJREGOKV W117 TRAYNOR, JEFFREV 141.97, 187 mum, JAMES 5. 13, 97 IROXELL LORI L,11I TRUEMPERJOEL E.111,193 TR UMMER, TIMOTHY R. 85 1RU5KA,MARYC,97,17J YSCHOFP,GREGORV A. TUNEERGJDNQ? TURNBULLJOHN M. 97 TURNBULL, SCOTW.65,134,136 TURNER,3AMES 1:, 97, 152 TURNER. REGINALD 65. 192,130 TURNER,WL'LLIAML.111 TYLER, JEFFREY B. 97 TYNER, DAVID A. TVSDN,VONDA 97 NHL, SUSAN D. 65 UlLESTAD, KARENM. 111 UllMANN,DONALD L. 111 ULRICH. MICHAEL 113,35 UMBACH.VI RGINIA A. 115,167,173 UNDERWOOD, JEFFREY 5, 111, 137 URBAN. KENNEIH W. 85.158 URBANK, PAULA M.111,138 VACCARO. LOUANN E, VALSOANO, LOUIS E.SS VAN ACKER, MICHZAL R. 65, 147 VAN BOCHERT, CAROL111 VAN BURK, RICHARD M.111 VAN BURX,WIlLIAM 3,65 VAN DVKE, PAWEBS VAN DE VELDE, PATRICIA A. VAN PUWELDE. RLCHARD 1. 65, 135 VAN RIPER, VICYORIA VAN SICKLE,CHRISTOPHER HS, 192 VAN WINKLE. GREG 192, 1:15 VANA, 10191 E37, 169 VANBDCAERT, CAROL L. VANDEVEN,ANNEG. 97 VANDYKE, PATH L173 VANNNITA. RONALDI. E5 VANTHOURNOUT, STEPHEN A, VANWINKLE, GREGORY 11.55.131132 VARICHAK. PAUL113,111,179, 211 VARMAN, DAVID L 10, 97,160,151 VAUGHN,VICIORIA L97 VERBANAC. PATR1C1A 3.18.85.154, 167, 171 VEREMIS, GEORCEC37 VERSTRATEJILL L 219 VETTER, ALAN J. as VICKERS,R1CHARD W.85,179 VIEHMEYER,MARIA97 VILLARREAL, GWEN EIH L. 97 VILLARREAL, IOYCE 185 VINAR, mm A. v1 NCENT, DIANE 3. es VITELLD. GUY1ES quT, IENNV 3,111,179, 217 VOGT,5HARDN L. 65, 152,169 VOLANT, NANETTE M.111, 152 VOLKER, CARY 31.65, 190, 130 VOLTZ, MARY L. 65 VDN HACH, ERNEST E, IR. 57.112 VONZVCHLIN,CLAU5 P,110,111,165 VOSSEN,VICKY A111 VUCKIS. DENISER. WNCKE, KRIS 0.111 WACHTEL,MICHAEL 1,97 WAGNER, NANCY 11.55 WAHLER, GORDON M.111 WALAS, ROBERT A. 05.134,107.192 WALKER, MARKJ.35,146 WALLS, WILLIAMIRJSJ'PZ WALTON, w1LLIAM R. WARD,CEC1L M.JR.65.113,153 WARD. MARY K. 65 WARE, MURA 13.111.133. 169 WARE, SARAH L. 6,130,133,159 WAS HlNC-TON, LEWIS WATKINS, LYNN 11.161 WAISON, LINDA 0.111 WATSON, PATRICIA l. 111 wArrs. MARK 71.66, 133, 192 WEAVER, JAMESA. WEBER, MICHAEL 5.35, 207 WEBER, ROBERT H. WEBER,SANDRAS. 35 WEBSTER. LAURA WEEIG,SUSANC.66 WEIDER, STUARr 1. 66, 156.179 WEIGAND, IAMES 11,111,137 WEINDRUCH, MICHAEL B. 66 WEI 11.1mm 11.35. 137, 202 WEISEL. NANCY l. 34.66.130.131 WEIS$,TIMOTHY WELSON, JAMES a. 66,179, 192, 2117 WELLMAN.SANDRA 1.. 19, 37,152 WELLS, ELAINE M.ES WENG, MICHAEL J. 97 WENZELJANET L161 WERNING, KAIHKVNA.66, 171 WERKER, WENDY 35 WERTZJUSAN D. 163 WESBEV,GEORGEIH111,152 WEST, FRANK O. 34. 66.157. 175 wssrakuoks,urrksv w.111,203 WESTENFORF, RALPH D 97,132 WESTLAKE, BARBARA C.66,147 WETHINCTON, IAMES H.111 WHEAT. GLENN IR. 66 WHEELERJDHN 1. 97,192 WHEELER, w PHILLIPGE, 179, 192 WHITE, BRADLEY l. 111 WHITE, DONALD A, 111, 135 WHITE. GREGORY A.97 WHITE, ROSEMARY C. 36,97 WHITE, SHARON 114.91, 97. 152 WHITE,SHERI L. 111 WHITESIDE, FREDERIC 1:. 66, 143, 193 WHITEFIELUJENNIFER A. 97 WHITMAN, ANDREWJ. 111 WHITMORE, IUDV L.111 WHITEMORE, LINDAI, 65.131.134.171 WHVTE,11.ANDALLJ.111,142 1 WICKUNE, DAVID L. 97,183 WIEKSTROM, LDRIE 9.19,97,119,133,171 WIDMAYER, KEVIN F, 111 WIELAND, JEFFREY H. 56 WIGGINS, MELINDA R15. 97, 169 WILCDX,TED,A. 18.99.97 WILEY, ELLEN X, 56,175 W1LKE. DONALD V. 167,157 w1LKINs, MARY J, 111 W1LL,TREVORJ 85,131,134,135 W1L1E,WAYNETHOMAS19H W1LLIAM5, KARLA L, WLLLIAMS. MARKAJB WLLLIAMS, STEVEN L 615, 193 WILSON. DAN 66.179 WiLSONJEAN M,97,192 WILSON. MARK L 55, 111. 1113 WILSONJHYLLIS 1.150 WILSON, ROBERT S, 111 WILSUNJNARON R.111.157 WILSON,WILL1AM D. 211 WIMMERSTEDT, MARV L 35, 95,145,151, 169 WINDHEIM, CHRISTIE A.111,137,1Ja,169 WINKELMAN, PEGGVI,18. 160 WINKELMAN. SUSAN J. 111, 165 wmson,13mss R WOEKNER. MICHAEL 0.66.157 wou, DAWN 1. WOLF, MICHAEL 6.55.151 WOLTER, FREDRICKC. EE wUOD,RE1HA97 WOOD, ROBERT A. WOODS, DEBORAH D, 35 WORCESTER, GARY N. 66 WORLDS, MELANIECE 97. 157 WOR1H,WILUAM H.97 WRATH.CHRISTENE M.97,152 WYBRANIEC, SUSAN 66,134,171 WVNES, LOIS M. WVNN, ROBERT H.911 VAMAYOSHI, PATRICIA A.66,133,111 VANCEY, DIANE 11.65 VAZBEEJOHNSJH YELNICK, DIANEA.111,146 YEMM, WILLIAM D.97, 193 YENDER,ANDREW111 YORK. 51EVEW.135.181 YOUNG,DEBORAH 1.167 YOUNG, ERIC T. YOUNG.LINDA S. YOUNG, RAYLAND D, 35 vouwcaLoon, CEClL D. 34, 97, 157, 202. 2113 YOUNCER5,MARKA.111,161 Y'ITERBERG, BRADLEY A,111,135,1n7,192 111151135115, RANDALL D. 31, 66, 133, 131, 141, 137 YUNAITES, PAISV L35 ZAB'LOUDIL, ROSERT L111 ZAHNER, MARY c. 66 ZALFI'A, 10m 31,35,171 ZARANTI, KIRK P,179,192 ZBLESKL 7313103 L.EE,147 ZEAL, CHARLES A 55 ZELEZNAK, GARY G.111,135.183 ZELGART, MNE 11,35,134 ZEMKE, JON M. 35,107 ZIEGLER,MARY L.66,171 ZIEMER, DEBRA ZIMMER, BARBARAI. ZIMMER. PAMELA 11.35 ZiMMERMAN. BETH A111 ZURCHER, RAVI, ZWANZIG, LINDA M. 35.147 zwam', w A.111,133 ZWICKER.CAROYLN 1, 111,153 ROCKETY-I STAFF Editor ....................................................... Brenda Seago Asst. Editor ..................................................... Tama Snyder Business Manager ............................................. Tim Trummer Ad Manager .................................................... Brad Seago Sports Co-Editors ............................................. Laurie Moyer Mark Walker Freshmen ................................................. Connie Dowsett Chris Cook Juniors ...................................................... Diane Yelnick Seniors .................................................... Gloria Molzahn Sue Green Organizations Editor ............................................ Linda Lang Organizations Assistants ......................................... Mary lngels Linda Lagerstrom Asst. Student Life ............................................ Chris Nordling Asst. Index ...................................................... Amy Espel Advisor ......................................................... Alan Carr Pu blisher .......................................... American Yearbook Co. Representative ............................................... M. L. Gardner Photographer .............................................. Adolphi Studio John Adolphi . Suiili...bu:uudu3agir K.C. - Bach bun Mme 'm '74 Bantam 1974 BASEBALL RESULTS Opponents Augie i Opp. Elmhurst 2-1 7-6 Missouri Southern 2-3 2-6 Austin 6-2 5-6 Southeastern Oklahoma 3-8 2-1 Loras 2-1 Wisconsin State 1-2 Wartburg 11-1 11-2 Wheaton 1-0 5-7 Millikin 5-1 9-4 Carroll 12-3 13-6 Ill. Wesleyan 6-4 4-1 Carthage 5-2 3-1 Knox 1-2 9-0 a: mu 'IM $ 11m! 3 a.-. a , QHUI'D': mum usury. NH ! 15115: i 3 BASEBALL, Front Row: D. DeDecker, J. Skowronski, J. Weslbrooks, J. Underwood, K. Lidbury, A1 Lindgren, R. George, L Kellen, M. Ericksen Second Row: R, Spencer, D. Requel. S. VanlhournoUl, M. Linkimer, M. Mickalski. T. Kosclkc, J. Manning. J. Triner, B. Gamble, M, Malley, C- RO- jjUVaulng gig.- $1? , Nam NEW! 1 -$U I ' 1351353 .7 gulf: ql'HNEr . 1 mm . r sehoom. Third Row: D Meldian, O. Suhr, J. Olen, M. CoHins, T. Mc- Gonigle, G. Shank, J. McEvoy, F. Krone, A. Weir, G. Jacobson, Coach Langrock. Goth GOLF: D. Huquuisn T. Stone, P. Sherwin, M. Bun, G. Weshey. 1974 GOLF RESULTS Western Illinois lnv.: 7th Triangular: Augustana 305, Wheaten 349, Rockford 358 Traingular: Auguslana 393, Monmouth 3134, Eureka 420 Dual: Augustana 405, Knox 396 Triangular: Augustana 313, Elmhurst 372, St. Ambrose 323 William Penn lnv.: 2nd Dual: Augustana 320, Aurora 356 Dual: Augustana 287, Milliken 311 CClW Meet: 2nd NAIA District 20: First Tennis 1974 TENNIS RESULTS Opponents Augie Opp. Loras Loras Rockford Bradley Drake Wartburg Western III. Millikin Illinois Wes. Knox CCIW Meet: First ' NAIA District 20; First ' GXNUINLOUJALDGNG WNANOONUIOLMLH TENNIS, Firs! Row: K. Schuuer, D. Neukuckatz, D. Crawford, M. Gerber, K. Siebold. Second Row: Coach Kloppen, R. Pelerson, M. Muskievicz, B Allec, J. Johnson, T. Will, K. Mills. 1974TRACK RESULTS Triangular: Augustana 104, Luther 44112, Loras 42V2 Dual: Augustana 126, Concordia '18 Dual: Augustana 73, Bradley 72 Norseman Relays: First CCIW Conference Meet: First Ilinois Intercollegiate Championships: 13th TRACK, From Row: B. Seago, F. Whileside, A, Franklin, J. O'Connor, L, Marovixch, 5. Slephens, C. Beveroth, R. Scon, TA Cornelious E.Dewi1hr Second Row: M. McCoy, R. Salonis, T. Pappas, J. Leej M. Taybr, J. Stanek, 6. Hair, P. Hess, R. Cleaver, R. Scan, R. Larson, K. Aronson, Third Row; L Fmdrickson, T. Todd, B. Olsen, M. Cunnick, D. Grunde, D. Kozlowsky J, 10 Ellingswonh, R. Cathone, M. Ctpoile, Dr Thomas. Fourth Row: M. Gau- mer, D. Jaggers, B Brown, C. Gudeman, D. Felder,J Thompson, R. ?an- tarouo, D. Anderson, T. Earnicle, M. MueLler, D. Copper, Fifth Row: J. Bates, 1, Maxson, D. Hanz, B. Vemm, Trainer F, Burnham, Manage! P. Ber- tram. O. Daniels, Manager B. Spencer, Coach Farwell, Coach Okon. Smilu oh :1 Summer; Night THECAST Fredrik Egerman ...... .. Petra. ........ ... ...... Photographer, cook, Ferdinand,Niklas . Anne Egerman , ,,,,,,,,,,, HenrikEgerman ..... Desiree Armfeldt , , ,, ......... Count Malcolm ,,,,,,,,,,, Madame Armfeldt ..... ... Charlotte , , ,, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Frid rrrrrr .... David Marshall . Kristin Lindquist ....... Sandra Smith .. TomHoeg ,,,Sandra Johnson .. .. Gary Dubina Cherrie Kolben .BiH Sensenbrenner .. Val Pumney ..... David Radtke 15 UMOC Beauly - Diane Hilgenberg Beast - Randy Olson 17 18