Bradley University - Anaga Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1968 volume:

T.H.E. Story ....12 Sports .,....., ... 66 Living Units .., . . . .96 Clubs ......., . . . 144 Mugs ......., ... 188 Index ,........ ...216 VOLUME 19 L SIXTY-EIGHT NlNETEEN Peoria, Illinois BRADLEY UNIVERSITY M, ,X f3?'-mi -Q., x E. Q. -. . , 5 x . . uw-. A , ,.- ,fa- ff N W, 1. .f,4,.., MMM. Q A Q . Lis' 3 55. .. A . - Xi.. 'SQ .. rv , f Y Mfg. ww.. AA. a .. '- .9 'nw'... 9 ' xx-M N Af. M,- ,.. Hu... . tv.,-,L , .- .WK 1,4k'5'.v -1 ' :fu 1 .xl QQ wgglz : NNN- ' vm ax Qlklgfqf ' 'Y' fi .Q It '-. . x Q N x rl 1 ' , z - . 4 - 5 an +,7fX.v ' J, H .h wg. -'mm Q Y A 1. ,Q 1 W ' , Q af 'ff ' I KG. 5 'iff F we i 7, vs, 1 f .J H. S f A Ii yur. N .Wk K A lf' v. xwf. jg? . ML ' 5 , , bf 1 . ,md . wif, , if 1 Ll 1 K .fl im -4, .-9,33 A . - 'ij' K.. . f 'nag '.C'f3, .-A A K- ---.sf -- ?. -. 4.1. ,W . . . . .. -.. , Q 'Q fv K . , 'A .. 'N ' R-Vxh -,fi x. .' A 'W Y. X, A ..,.-gy' .A Q X I sf - ,Q.f2vnasw f 1 . . '1'1.39ff?5'w2'4 4 5 ,. 'L ...x f ww-, . - . 1 , 7' -u. AA 'sk 1. 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Silently, expectantly, the campus waits for its complement, the students . . . who give its existence purpose . . . to be within itself the entity of all the title University connotes . . . an ideal universe in mic- rocosm . . . safe representation from all phases of life. ln- nocent repose . . .a hot August afternoon . . .the quiet campus awaits the wakening that has yet to become reality in a thou- sand faces . . . more than faces-spirits in search of the main- stream of life. The silent composure belies the subsurface omniscience it possesses and soon will share with those who persist . . . as time marks its passage by the chimes . . . but they lack the tintinnabulation of last spring . . . for there is no one here to listen. 3 ENCDUNTER Imperceptibly the sanguine silence of the campus takes on an intensity . . . the students arrive . . . quiet repose is shattered by furious flurries of activity. The first days.. .new roommates... unfamiliar surroundings.. .build- ings that echo with seeming emptiness . . . and close rela- tionships interrupted by the gap of summer are recap- tured. Within a week that small room encompasses home . . . new acquaintances seem life-long friends. A familiar re-enactment of boy meets girl begins . . . the by-play in Burgess-Sisson lobby . . . feigned indifference at a jam . . . an overflow of enthusiasm at a basketball game . . . the convenient excuse of a study date. In direct proportion to the progression of the year, spheres of acquaintance increase. The expanding pattern originates in the tra- dition of the coffee date . . . due either to lack of chairs or multiplicity of friends . . . becoming a mammoth meeting of minds. The design enlarges . . . the ironic intimacy of a formal . . . four-square bridge marathons in the Center . . . the camaraderie of a last-minute review session in the library's glass cages . . . the ethic-jumbling, moral-reno- vating, sleep-stealing discussions in smoke-filled rooms. The experience that is a college education begins as the consequence of encounter. 4 K S7 f S gs . 2 sa f.h, A I 4 A V V, ' :- 5, ' ' . . . 4 W 5 M i,4,,,fb iv ': ' x X M nf L Q ' f N ' x A Q . J , Ig . .gil ff f , , . , 'ff .,,. . .iqm ,f-1 95 lg -vw Aikma- 'x'sSgafzfSa:, I gg: ff , '2 .f ' ,512 H lf' -nfqif 4 - ' vb- gg . 16.1. 1 . . .1 ,M 4 713. H -7. ' ,, I , -ax' -L1 L x nv . . - , ,ff-1 r R, M ,Q 'sv , H 'M . 5 - H .f . xi ,f r , fb-I. ., -s , xg ,S , f .. P. - su' ,- , 1 ,4 I 4 1 is .., -Q. b , ,,r We 4, .U H ,.,,A . .,.. W ' ' - Qgimz K r E Qiwfi , Q aa X M 5 Ma? ix W .ff rw 5 1.1, B- 41 ..,.. K 'dwg-, x rf' .V 5' fy, ,u,g, , U K .- z 'fgx .- my S ww, 1 'u g Qin . 'Sl if. ' it .'j93' n 1 o s . , Y ,a s a ' ,l'fi -.Q A - ,,,. - in 11' 1 1 , R. G ' fnxr 'Nm ,I , P fqy. il ' 4 -s .Q 2 S - Sr xo sf.-,g we pf gi an Q' -'Q Qui . 5 1 . N. A new , I ,Q 7 vf X i ff-.r. -1 we 1 xjxx ,R 'K h f x. it Y L bug 'ss -Ss! as 'S r u QV, VN' Qi 5 m' Q2.q..-- X,,.:s' 'v'u.pn'-' Q 1 :gd -A 'vhs' . 2 . D '. C X.'g .,.. '.., G. 2- haw' '- gn I A 'V fpgggvf ., V, K 5 FRAMEWORK OF TENSION The enigmatic paradox of the University . . . a collage of forces . . . assuming a personality of its own disguised by a deceptively innocent posture. The phantasm of Fall . . . a profusion of tree time . . . extended breaks over coffee and beer . . . Indian summer afternoons . . . the last game of tennis . . . a pickup football game'. . . blended by a semi-Epicurean philosophy of enjoyment. Almost unno- ticeably at first . . . then with increasing intensity, the tempo rises . . . tests, papers, reports, projects . . . as the mirage of the Dean's List dissolves in permanent red ink . . . the hope destroyed of fulfilling parent's insat- iable aspirations. A modern Dante's Vision vanishes in the swish of a mini-skirt . . . and the promise of perfect love fades as the Knight-Errant refuses the challenge. The three-for-two bargain rate is compounded annually . . . as freshmen learn that personality conflict is only a new term for selfishness . . . their insecurity hidden be- neath a thin veneer of newly-acquired sophistication. For seniors next year becomes a venture into the world beyond Bradley Avenue. The yearly dialectic begins . . . advocating the jettison of classified ethics and the adaptation of relative morality. The questions are the same. The answers comprise the framework . . . tension. 7 TENSION REACTION Those parts of college life called study, dating, and play . . . otherwise known as compensation, rationaliza- tion, and sublimation . . . the release in all of its many forms for the tension that must find an escape. Danc- ing in a throb-induced state of psychedelic whirl to music that sounds out all feeling . . . as the great leveler is served by the pitcher . . . and a date becomes more than just two people talking. Up for the good time . . . with gaiety, sometimes forced . . . the games people occasionally play become alternately too tame or jaded . . . as the search goes on. And all in the name of . . . that price- less degree for 51300-plus . . . a ticket to success . . . the way painfully lubricated by midnight oil . . . the single light that burns late on a Saturday night . . . marking with desperation one who never quite finishes studying. TGIF becomes a way of life for some, and for others the withdrawal from one becomes an escape of itself . . . vicious pillow skirmishes erupt into guerilla warfare . . . and what's your problem? becomes a greeting rather than a legitimate question. The answer . . . if it can be transcribed into words. . . is understanding. 8 em' si? MJ ELCONIETOTHEHILLTOP The avowed purpose of the carefully-wrought yearbook . . . to preserve memories . . . and as any good book . . . to withstand the test of time. This was our purpose . . . and meaning is here for those who seek it. There are the typical yearbook shots . . . capturing the essence of college life . . . familiar to many . . . but re-experienced and re-questioned every year. The myriad feelings . . . the threads of emotion . . . combine to blend the experience of four years . . . into that entity . . . socially acceptable . . . financially advisable . . . a college education. The meaning we present goes beyond the camera . . . beyond the written word . . . beyond Brad- ley's immediate aims of practicality. For us it is so personal that the effort to materialize abstract emotion evokes con- centration, even as thefadministration, faculty and students concentrate... pain, as they feel and cause pain . . .and love, as they also love. For this is the impossible dream' '... the story of all that was and could have been . . . it is idealism and growth . . .cynicism and despair . . .an attempt to clutch at life. We have changed through the expression of the Story . . . as all students change through the experience of it. Viewed in retrospect the Story conforms to a pattern . . . symbolized in our cover design. A pattern of expansion . . . as the individ- ual expands in four years' time. A pattern of encounter . . . as the student encounters personalities, ideals and ideas. A differentiated pattern . . . as experience acquires multiformity. A unifying pattern of growth from which an individual emerges . . . with greater insight . . . extended interests . . . heightened sensitivity . . . a college graduate ready to leave the protective isolation of the campus. lt's called ANAGA . . . Welcome to the Hilltop. I am . . . a si ner of last name first name E . , middle initial . . . a pre-oriented and regis- tered member . . . an unpacker . . . a mail- box watcher . . . a person with a new room- mate . . .IAM A FRESHMAN. I am . . . a wise fool. . . a beer drinker . . . a hand holder . . . a disdainer of socks and haircuts . . . a Iirst late night taker . . . a requirement liller . . . a class cutter . . . I AM A SOPHO- MORE. I2 I am . . . an upperclassman . . . an activities joiner . . . a would-be wheel . . . a touch of sophistica- tion with the now-not-so-rough edges . . . an I idealist without illusion . . . IAM A JUNIOR. I I 1 I 5 I 2 , W, ,,,, ,,, I am . . . a hopeful degree . . . a worrier . . .a 515,000 investment . . . a burner of mid- night oil . . . a job seeker . . . a leader . . . a serious dater . . . a four year dream come true . . . I AM A SENIOR. I3 xThe 'Hole Entire REGISTRATION THEME: AUTOMONY PRESERVED Which one: Business and Economic Statistics or Theory and Practice of Intelligence in International Aflairs? Registration . . .the one day that disrupts two weeks of complacency . . . long lines form in front of Bradley Hall . . .awaitinga glimpse ofthe Big Board . . .deline- ated into a red, green, and blue kaleidoscope. Students gloomily shuffle in and ask if any classes are open . . . ultimately composinga debilitated and chronologically maladjusted schedule . . . followingthe lines past signs that imperiate: EVERYONE MUST STOP HERE! Finally to the Activities Fair . . . with multi- interested groups demandingtime, money, and in some cases, soul' '... processed, packaged, and validated polaroid l.D. cards . . . ready to begin another semester. Special assistance is beneficial and infinitely more productive. Mute contemplation of a blurry screen and the frustration of closed classes mark an integral part of registration. -Y sl' ' . lfii- . . , . 33151, Q 1 SDS drafts students with the challenge of written combat. Some people intimate that the entire univer sity is a front for the prosperous bookstore. sz -wx: r s Q MQ' 4' - d .aw ' ti' 'f.,4'... Construction commences on Olin Hall of Science. THE KNOWLEDGE SOUGHT AWAITS DISCOVERY The real reason we are here. . .the self discipline of eight o'clocks . . .the quick question did you get the and but he said while hurrying on to the next hour. . .as Olin Hall continues to grow with a planned confusion seemingly oblivious to its surroundings... and the rain, the change from day to night, and the passing seasons provide only a backdrop for-classes. Si 02 paraphernalia . . . chemists' companions. l Creatures from biology lab await their contributions to science. Once cast, never to be changed. 631-M 41 Do not fold, bend or mutiIate is the motto of every dedicated computer programmer. we EL f A face of cold clay mirrors the student who fashioned it , . I tl . Q :nun nnulnuhq tx i 1 ! Reading clinic helps students increase comprehension as they gain greater speed. Fluid lab workers fasten their gazes on fluctuating gauges. PATTERNS OF INSPIRATION The method of their madness. . .patterns of scholarship developed with motivation- self-induced or expedient. Inspired by the painful expression on a little boy's face . .. the beauty of creation . . .the structured aesthetics of enumeration . . . the influx and efflux of hydrodynamics . .. A smoky atmosphere clears the mind. s-T Q l Students in the stacks. The Speech Therapy Clinic provides an invaluable service to area children. I9 CLASSES . . . FRAMEWORK OF EDUCATION The framework of a college education provided by the 25'7o of learning that takes place in the classroom. The principles applied so practically.. the theories idealistically expounded, ultimately to be interpreted as desired the sea rch for elusive creativity, culminating when least expected . .. far into the night or while standing in the dinner line . .. All reaching out for contemporaneous approval that might indicate potential hope for future competence... or another chance to make grades. Miss Nita SunderIand's Birds of Prey, commissioned by the Class of 1967. 3 l 'I It ai gli fi L 'L 4 BradIey's television studio, seemingly a labyrinth of buttons and wires, provides area schools with ETV facilities. .1 I .55 Long a symbol for the School of Art, crumbling Siepert Hall suggests images of modern collage in the pop-art tradition. Every band performance requires endless hours of practice. 21 A PHENOMENAL STORY The real reason vve are here. . .threads of existence inextricably entvvined . .. woven into the phenomenon of college life .. a dialectic . . .an amalgam ...the other 75f70 forming a stream of days and nights which merge into one year . . . four years . . . The Story. . .style and content inseparable. . symbolized in the rnythologically-inspired Birds of Prey. Like man, they alter their concept of relationships when viewed in shifting perspective. W 1 ,, A- S 5 4 K 8 4 4 Q3 E31 S 4 an b I 'I 'X P XX f?T 'i24 R 5, ., Q: M 2 K Dudley Do-Right and his fearless mounties struggle to save Nell from the Huskies and capture second placein EK, GE-.',and EN's skit. Homecoming begins. . .a walking snake dance to Bradley Park . . . rat court demonstrating the democratic process? ...the bonfire that wouldn't start with a whimper. but began with a gas-induced bang. . . freshman beanie Chad one been seen in weeks?J burning and the jam . . . stunt show rehearsals finally reaching the panic stage, strutting their brief 12 minutes, and then are heard no more... ending with Dean Tucker crowning Queen Patti. Ma and Pa help the Brave Generation defeat the Huskie ZBT, ITSQ5 q5KT strike it rich in I1ggpie?iXi2:Lnd3g35x-show for the Wild llvest, galloping back ' tb' in time for Homecoming. xwm Stunt Show climaxes as Dean of Students, Leslie Tucker, crowns Patti Andres, Homecoming Queen. 23 Delta Upsilon earns Sweepstakes and first in the Frat Division with its around the world An over grown SWISS Cuckoo packs the Huskles house dec. A Chi Omega engineer puts the finishing touches on their house dec construction project. 'iiiiul HOUSE DECS MEET SOGGY END AS DU WINS SWEEPSTAKES . K. Sigma Nu's joIIy green Bradley Brave looks forward to canning some Huskies. li University Halltakes r 'Q' YY' v. - ,FH mp ,Q 2' Nga W: Q xrf14u'Z'v t X , K Sz l ww .. N , A f wmgmmnxn-an Lovelace and Wyckoll go Up, Up and Away with women's dorm first Delta Upsilon, Sigma Kappa, University Hall, and Wyckoff-Lovelace Halls were winners . . . despitethe rain . . . with Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Gamma Phi Beta, and Off Campus lVlen's Association-Heitz Hall as the runners-up. . .andthe crepe paper stored away until 'next year '... nors two years in a row in the Other Men's Division. A ES mm-:s'r THE OLD AND THE NEW BLENDED IN THAT 'LETTERMEN TOUCH' The well attended CYom vvhat?j Lettermen .. cadging, carolling, cajoling the audience, giving their touch to the old . .. buffoning the new. . .singingalong . . ending with a standing ovation to . .. 'I Believe' .. Letterman Jim Pike solos in one of the more thoughtful moments of the evening. The contract called for one free meal in the d l Bradley Braves fight valiantly to turn the Huskies' tide AND THESE THINGS WERE HOMECOMING . Alums and the game . . . with the unsuccessful third Bobby Vee sings Come Back When You Grow Up GirI forthe dancers at the Pere Marquette. quarter rally HOV those who Stalfedb - - - Queen Patti all smiles and waves throughout her royal half-time ride. . .the dance with Bobby Vee and l the Midnight Hours . . . that were extended to 3 am. The smiles, the waves, and the charm of Queen Patti Andres highlighted the football game. 2.1. Q BN K 'Y i A 2 aura-suv 1: If A5 r is W' E E , 'iw N xg The Bradley Chorale voices Sweet Freedom's Song at Convocation exercises. BRADLEY'S 71st FOUNDER'S DAY CONVOCATION Harold W. Lynch, Honorary Trustee of Brad- Iey University, presents the main address at Founder's Day Convocation. '5if?+a?2iiiii,,'f1'f ,isiif 'Ps Founder's Day Convocation . . . following the custom of 70 years' '... Harold W. Lynch recalls Bradley's first decade. .. Dr. Sawyer receives the Putnam Award... Charles L. Horn and James O. Wynn participate in the symbolic cornerstone laying of new Olin Hall of Science. . .the Ugly Student raised its head and embarassed those respectful enough to sit silently. James 0. Wynn, Vice President of the Olin Foundation, con- cludes the program with the symbolic cornerstone ceremony. 28 DADS' DAY ...THE BRAVES WIN Bradley Dads' Day . . . ourthanks to those vvho pay the bills. . . banquets and lunoheons . . . Dad ofthe Year Bernard Rovner wears thetraditional headdress a football victory . . . open house at residences . . .the day is gone and as the fathers leave, the blue jeans come out from the back of the closet. President Van Arsdale presents Dads' Association awards to Gmnsky last year 5 recmem looks on Elmer A. Miller, Leo Ovson, and Jack Slavitt. ' Bob Foster, Head Page, Mary Fasulo, Time Keeper, Pete Dolezal, Pres.g Jeanne Krause, Sec. Gen., Terry James, Under Sec. Gen., Mr. John Howard, Parliamentarian and Advisor. MODEL U.N. REVIEWS INTERNATIONAL ISSUES Member countries raise serious questions of world diplomacy. A model United Nations.. .discussion debate, a beginningtoward the under- standing of problems we will inherit tomorrow . . . study for background to become, for a snort time, the delegate from another country . , . seek, feel, learn, appreciate, and ultimately... understand . . , with a desire to be prepared when our time comes. Q G35 Representatives ponder the issues posed. 30 ODK IN THE COLD ODK Leadership Conference . . . bringing together all phases of campus executive- ship . . . faculty, administrators, and the varying sizes of cogs and wheels that make and are a university, the students . . . in an all encompassing dialetic that has as a purpose the solving of problems and the development of lead- ership and loyalty. . .accomplished through mutual knowledge, understanding, and discussion ofthe problems that construe the day to day phenomenon that is . . . Bradley University. Dean Leslie H. Tucker leads one of the many discussion groups Though cold and tired delegates continue deliberation W,,,.,,,.f,s,.....,..f-.-m-1,-eo . . ..,,. - .QQXVQHF -Q:-f .- . E Z' Qvv, - EII h , ' if K ' t g A l 'Uwe nv- K A -Kiiffiiemg .tff wiiems I fx, i 'ii ':51. f!i: '1- i.':!, !:g,'-Wife: fig, lui' 1, exif? . ' H :-2:5Q'5lE::CfI': 2f' 'ZXYCJV '- 'Hii . ' .. 13 Q- . f :amz w.s4t,g-sz.-,,, L-w e - .i Mu ' -,51j:::f1.ff.52..e f m:- T , Mr. Henry Vanderheyden, Bradley speech teacher, supervises tabulation of the tournament's 1,000 participants. A visitor's intensity receives varied reactions at the banquet. BU HOSTS A VERBAL BATTLE The nation's largest speech tournament ...a thousand students from 75 colleges infiltrating every campus building. . . resolvingthat the federal government should . . The tense Awards Ceremony.. .the winner ofthe day... the University of lowa . . .with a typically good showing from Bradley . . . as the tired-tongued tournamenteers finally head home. Bradley speech students assemble packets for the competition t That's me! wgivlvv Xxx S --Q31'1i.wf4-wg-:Jew ,355 Y 'V Y 4114 x X X, 3 Crazy! 4 ' x 35 . J, X it .eg QL vt , W ' Cool it! FREELY GIVEN The blood drive. . . nervous. . .classification asking In the last year have you had... Damp palms awaitingthe next step . .. suddenly the wait is over, then . .. The ordeal is through as quickly as it began, as the nurse leads the way to the table with cookies and sandwiches and final instructions of Wait 15 minutes before... --..,- pf 1 Awaiting the student's young blood. Name, age, weight, heignt, sign here please. pm- infix xg 5.11-,,,, HE' Peoria dressed in winter white is a welcome change from the tradition- al garb of muddy rain. Mustang Santa rides again. L' ff W' ' W A M K-if X' ' lu-as----M, ,h.. A 2 - W. ' ,,,. V Q MW' W 4. A ,,,A . 5 Q , , , ,mn AVAJ J, . ,W in .,rkk get -WMA 34 SOUNDS AND SCENES OF WINTER Winter and snow . . . not always synonymous. But this year. . .a slushy walk to class . . .football games in the snow-filled quad . . . wiping-out on a patch of ice . . . Christmas parties with Chanukah trees . .. as Somebody up there shook the pa perweight. E l i 1 f N lg' J .K K i tg, if i 'JC wi V , . A , A K 'Ni N . . ,- sv f Christmas is a new experience for some. . . ..,,,l K W Student Center still life. Snow among the trees. Students exchange a semester of indolence for a week of imprisonment in their 3 x 5 cells. Only one more all-nighter! THE QUICK AND THE... The days of FINAL reckoning . . .the price paid for procrastination . . .eyes held wide by dexes , . .as tension builds in moments of hasty preparation and elaborate study plans attempt to make up in hours what was lost in days. The library is suddenly overwhelmed by the search for solitude . . .as instructors cancel office hours to avoid 12th hour pleas. When it is over... COLLAPSE, too weary for the long anticipated celebration and then . .. SJ ,1-gy Adi!-ak! Deep concentration leaves a student oblivious to his surroundings. BREAK THRU.. GIVE UP .. GET OUT. . . Semester break . . .a temporary respite means home, to look for that summer job or just relax under sunny skies from La Jolla to Bimini... Forgetting to remember to forget while beyond the short space of time outside of time . . .the nesitating rush toward the oncoming shadow of registration and second semester... Just send their mail... may ll Flight of the Phoeniks V l X UANM . s R. X , V' Y M hiya 0 vacuum: .W an-susan -up 1 :nm-uw. annum-no ...J 3-Hb EP as ...,.,i.-.M-.-,. Q- ., Q vm t P 2 , N, as X H ' y 1 ...Q nw-'f 3 'i N. it A -X sf ' , Y -. 1' av A. LM .,.. 4 1 L' 53,5 ,V A ' if f- 1.45 . Af' 'f ,A ' ,. '? in 1 N , f s m y 6 RA 7 I R X . A 'M Aw .., fr X. .. xg Q K x r x G i E ffw gf: gn , JDK A close shave is the object at Take lt ALL Off booth. AEN prays this ball doesn't find its mark. .L .,A.A. Z STUDENT GAIETY BENEFITS WORLD WIDE CHARITIES College men relive their younger days at a small scale Grand Prix. ..g' if it 40 5 1 J sf BOOTHS RAISE S6500 IN TWO NIGHT STAND The Campus Carnival broke last year's record for money collected as booths showed imagina- tive names such as Williams' HalI's Take lt ALL Off , and DU's Flip the Bird. Nearly all organizations on campus were represented as 32 booths filled the fieldhouse . . . turned . . . midway. expectation... lt's a dead ringer ! ,si J jk ' I - X ., mi . . ive anticipation... so Q' if W i realization' J I 1' +3512 v ,.v-mamsgl 'mffgk . .J 3 3 3' ,, ,W ,QSM- . , Q an W 13' A POET'S INSPIRATION Poet in residence.. .Strange Element in English . , . Frost authority . . . and a new roorn at the library . . . Dr. Daniel W. Srnythe. With acceptance lists in the thousands . . . the defender and spokesman for a way of life . . . the traditionalist. ,.-,-' ' fi? .V , ,,,.- - f .L . . ieil i,i, S me Q' 2 me 2313+ ,. 2 so . Frost photographs and original manuscripts contribute to a quiet corner of culture. PEGGY GERBER ALL-cAlvlPus QUEEN W R XX X MARCIA RYBERG .loves ANDERSEN FI NALISTS 1967 H 0 IVI E C 0 IVI I N G Q U E E N FINALISTS BARBARALEE JACQUE MOORE BUFHE AUGUST CAROL RA PRINCESSES ROSE HECHT PAM ANDERSON v E f f 4 gm ,,.f- . FROSH:SOPH ROYALTY BETSY REED PETE ERLINDER JR:SR.PROM ROYALTY JACQUIE BRANDT JOHN SKUBIK CAMPUS CARNIVAL KING AND QUEEN MARY ANN COCHRAN JOHNANTONECCHM MILITARY BALL QUEEN PEGGY GERBER Q 1 gi-ff' gi- S , I 5 5 1 2 i 5. vii :if .71 it ,ii Q fi l Q A A at mp: CCURTESANS AND EUNUCHS, ' VIRGINS AND TUNICS 77 From overture to act drop and exposition to finale, the promise of the opening number was fulfilled in Something delicious, something suspicious, something for everyone, a comedy tonight. The proteans doubled in brass playing parts from soldiers to eunuchs while the amply- endovved courtesans set back the building of P Rome not just a few days. Mark Trask plays the unwilling virgin to WaIter's hilandering Senex as the plot develops. 56 A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY T0 THE FORUM That Dirty Old Man Fred Walter plays a W.C. Fieldian Senex. t I I I Q If ia .a A :midi .J i THEATRE OF PROJECTION R.U.R., the computerized abbreviation ofthetitle itself epitomizing the soma-perfect, unjoy-oblivion envisioned by Karel Copeck in 1921 and adapted by Collins J. Bell torthe Bradley theatre. The novel use of TV to convey action brought a sense of immediacy to the idea of a H1984- Brave New World type takeover . .. theatre of extension that projects today's sleepwalking into the nightmare of tomorrow. Graduate Student Fred Walter plays the cold, selfish Dr. Gall. BU-ID it 71135 QDiane Reportoj convinces John Tabbert that she really is a robot. To make their control complete, two robots kill the last man on earth. Dr. Collins J. Bell A QUIET EVENING WITH GEORGE AND MARTHA Who's Afraid ot Virginia Woolf? Virginia Woolf, Virginia Woolf. . .and Lydia Moss undoubtedly would have been shocked . . . as the message comes through the oh' color medium and conflict spans the real world and the verbalizing make-believe on stage. . . in a synoptioal characterization by Edward Albee of life as it deteriorates in efforts at communication . .. 'H-. al. Honey . . . George: Well, I'm sorry, but... George: For Gosh sakes, Martha, it's 2 am... Martha: Oh, George! Martha: Qinterruptingl What a cluck! J x f . -X 4 355, P F 1 gi 'R 1 E? I F ji. Edie Q A Q ,X Z-. , 2 , .qv- s ,QW , 'P' N: ,QP fx f A 'QA T Q M HJ-wg? A QJQL xQ',. . is -2 swwxf, ,, iw ga Et , S91 . ag ,' -'mi-i lf? I 15 3. 1,., .,, 'rx S .4 35' 'Q 35 si' A ,Q fsf mf ir. X 4. ,v.5-...wwf V . 'gun 5 yu new J ,f 5 ,W mu- wa 'X I w . , 'il ' 1 'E Q , P :Q si 5 5 ? 4552 ip X. 4 3 E ,QA .. ,.iin:-ve A M2322 f 1 3315 31 2 K' ffm!! . :Q gg i: 'w g We 'y ' ' ff -'ffm 5 . if ' . If 1. 1' Y 1 Q 5 , . 1 yi mil, ,ig bb ' ,-7 4 u ,:,::.- 1 wwwm, :V LOVE AND WAR RECLASSIFIED Sex, then as novv, is a going conern . . .and when it went it ended the vva r. Graduate student Fred Walter adapted Aristophanes' classic redefining the timeless subjects of love and wa r. While today vve carry signs. the older Greeks advocated a different method ...and conversation is the order ofthe business ...as the classics teach a lesson. Leah Sloane as Lysistrata leads an oath of abstinence. l 60 See no evilg hear no evilg speak no evil I'm just not in the mood! THE ROYAL JUDGEMENT lVlary Stuart . . . the barbed teminity of a queen in a quandary . . . righteousness becomes irrelevant in Friedrich Schiller's tragedy. Leslie Linstromberg as the Virgin Queen trampling on the laws of nations ...Mary portrayed with pathos by Cynthia Herman ...the inevitable end by the feeble plots of Leicester CJerry lVlcGuire9 . . .the bitterly eloquent orator Sir William Burleigh Cl3ill Scarpacip . . .and compassion vacillates. Mary Stuart lCynthia Herman? makes her last confession. i 2 S Bill Scarpaci intrigues in his role as Sir William Burleigh. The Virgin Queen Elizabeth in the person of Leslie Linstromberg PAN-FRA HIGHLIGHTS IVIOM'S DAY ACTIVITIES Bradley Mothers' Day . . .anathema to Phillip Wylie. . .with problems arising in tryingto attend a luncheon, practice Pan-Fra, and spend some time with the family . . . self-conducted tours with echoes of This is Bradley Hall and that is . . Bradley Mom, Nlrs. Robert E. Coleman of Galesburg presiding over the day's activities .as tornado warnings threw parents and students together en masse in basements across the campus. ue is presented to Mrs. Robert E. Coleman as 1967 Bradley Mom The climax of Convocation-the unveiling of the architectural sketch of Olin Hall. Olin Foundation President, Charles L. Horn, addresses the student body. OLIN FOUNDATION PRESENTS GRANT FOR NEW SCIENCE HALL Convocation . . .Charles L. Horn, president, and James O. Wynn, vice president of the Olin Foundation . . . present the largest grant in Bradley history . . . and the first pictures of the new Olin Hall of Science . . . 52.5 million for physics, chemistry, and biology . .. with projected completion date oflfall, 1968... and Bradley continues to grow. ff' W H --n-.., 10, 9 f. ev Q, Y ' Q mm., W...-0 F -..N ..,-L Q., ,. FWMTJM' 1 Q 1 5 , W' f 1'i,Nv,, lf ' W ' 0 ' V, Q: Q . .,.WM,, My ,- N4 'A M' M A My n-W f A ' Q U er ,jr , Y in P1 ,, . I Q 1, f' ef' ff 1 , , -' f A I X 1 M + 1- .I :A Q 2,1 ' ' I Ll. N iq? X I ' Q, 1 ' , 4' i : Q-' , A ' . ' ' 4' 'JT 1 , - - ' . 1' L , K ,XL U ' 5 if it 'QF' -U QQ, ,sf mf KA li , 4 4 ' ,O I s Q . r A 4. Q if w Q Q, t .M N Hg g A ,A , ,, Q , .taq fyi X? I . ni' Q UP ,ng-'54A'.x' Y s s . 4 K sf. X? X x,,..,Aw -5. as f , + ' A., bv F ' ' ' Af' fg . ' .Q . . f'3, ln.!A, J 5. wa-qf N M Ak 1 A , 4, il A M , 39. . .,, 4, Q ' LJ -V D an f gf? if atv in ,QM 4. E , J 1 an AG Wt 2 N , -v 7' 'L R A v ,, 3' i, 0, A 1 4' ' A' M 'W 'F ' 5 W Q I A ,,.. K K V 4 F 'U Q , , ., nn ,Rt , Q 1' 'W I 1 5 f Q? 2. af x N li x q Y x X -A f 5 5: Qilf S . X . f ' ,W ' L 3 i r rz, ig ' -77 ' ' A ' . I I ai It X if TIME September 8,1967 THERE'S ONLY ONE DOUG MCDONNELL ..AND BRADLEY KNOWS IT. Education is not what happens to thousands of students. Education is what happens to one individual . . . like Doug lVlcDonnell. Bradley knowsthis. Individual attention to Doug's college career starts at Bradley with his threeeday summer orientation program prior to fall classes. Doug and his parents attend . . . talk to counselors and discuss his academic program. During these three days Doug completes testing and prevregistration well ahead ofthe usual September rush. Throughout his years at Bradley, Doug always has access to skilled counsel. Brad- ley's Office ot Special Services maintains nine counselors to keep the communication lines open to students at all times. And, as graduation approaches, Bradley's place- ment program gives Doug the information and opportunities he needs for a wise careerchoice. Are you a Doug lVlcDonnell? Or do you know one? Tell him about Bradley, where individual attention makes a big difference. BRADLEY UNIVERSITY Peoria, Illinois XPHWX I .4 2 2 , E d Dane Waitkus fends of! a would-be-tackler. THE 1967 FOOTBALL BRAVES Coaches Billy Stone and Jim Spink anx- iously eye the action. The Bradley defense blitzes the opposition. 68 Q--.- Front row: Jim Ulrich: Tim Ellis: Dan Shipman: Jim King: Steve Celba, Jim Terrey: Mike Kepple: Tim Rassi: Mike Dafferner: Dan Glinter: Chuck Neumann: Frank D'Atri. Second row: Dick Koch, Manager: Norb Pierce: Bill Erickson: Tom Stephano: Steve Garrison: Steve Albritton: Bob Durbin: Jerry Rapplean: Rick Hartter: Ted Bailey: Roger Johnson: Larry Selinger: Ernie Pierantoni: Jerry Cizek, Manager. Back row: Billy Stone, Head Coach: Mike Bresko: Keith Wagner: Lyman Buysse: Jack Wiech: Alan Goode: Roy Muni: Terry Stanger: Dane Waitkus: Cliff Lee: Steve Cummins: Ed Kuester: Tom Whitney: Ron Maestri, Assistant Coach: Jim Spink, Assistant Coach. A HOPEFUL BEGINNING FOR BRADLEY FOOTBALL FADES TO 3-6-1 SEASON Football . . . we had a bad year. . . key injuries . .. Coach Stone's week-to-week patchwork to keep eleven men on the field . . .a young team . . .an aerial game that provided wide-open football . . .a rally, a score... a letdown, a game lost . . . with the season ending 3-6-1. B.U. 21-23 Cent. Mich. B.U. 13-13 Evansville B.U. 21-13 Western lll. B.U. 0-25 So. E. Mo. B.U. 12-29 Northern Ill. B.U. 20-12 Eastern Ill. B.U. 12-42 Akron U. B.U. O-19 Hillsdale B.U. 18-21 Wis., Milw. B.U. 14-0 Ill. State 69 Selinger rolls out. The cup blocking holds up long enough for Selinger to get away another aerial. Tackle Jack Wiech, chin strap swinging free, provides protection for a Selinger pass in the Eastern Illinois game. Halfback Jim Ulrich steps back into a down-and- out pattern for a reception. Both teams are down as the Braves' offense is ready to go. THE HDMELESS BRAVES. Halfback Mike Dallerner hurls through a pile of bodies for a short gain 70 4 M Q Z ff 5 ii! with 3 ff P Rick Hartter makes the tackle as Mike Bresko comes in after a punt. The ball is s napped by center Steve Garrison, as Sellinger backs away to begin another play. 72 THE FORWARD PASS DOMINATES BRADLEY'S OFFENSIVE DRIVE Good protection gives quarterback Larry Sellinger time to pick receivers. The Bradley football team and aerially-minded coach, Billy Stone, combined to provide fans with a 'wide open' game at all times. A young team, with hustle and spirit, gave the faithful many exuberant moments with a 'hard-nose', rally-filled season. Almost always outmanned, our 36-strong squad made up in poise and determination what they lacked numerically. Mike Daflerner breaks into the secondary oil the right side of the line. A committee of one greets Tom Whitney after he catches another pass Bob Swigriss moves the ball into a corner at Kiel Auditorium. L WN . at g Dave Lundstrom ponders to shoot or not to shoot against Cincy. L. C. Bowen puts the final touches on a fast break in the Drake game ai' Greg Berry applies the breaks before making his move in the Memphis State game. 74 B.U. 97-112 Wichita St. BU, 61-64 Notre Dame B.U. 85-67 Tulsa B.U. 80-78 No. Texas St. BU. 100-99 St. Louis Wonderful Willie goes above the madding crowd to tip in two. Smitty draws two Memphis State players, then passes inside. BU. 87-71 St. Cloud BU. 102-63 Sam Houston St. BU. 80-52 Memphis St. i B.U. 101-71 No. Michigan i B.U. 83-78 Murray St. i Bu. 103-76 No. Dakota B.U, 81-76 St. Louis BU. 95-76 San Diego St. B.U. 73-109 U.C.L.A. B.U. 52-69 Houston B.U. 62-85 Ohio St. K B.U, 72-71 Subpac B.U. 104-92 Wichita B.U. 77-83 Drake BU. 70-68 Louisville BU. 66-77 Cincinnati B.U. 92-69 Memphis St. BU. 75-77 Louisville BU, 74-72 Cincinnati BU. 81-72 No. Ill. BU. 76-57 Tulsa BU. 95-87 No. Texas St. B.U. 96-88 Drake Big Joe scores again against Cincinnati. BRAVES UNDEFEATED IN THE FIELDHOUSE A 20-8 record ...with the story told at home where the Braves were undefeated Facing the top teams in the country... the big ones: Louisville.. .Cincinnati . . . losing Willie at the halfway point... and Greg Berry finishing in style... Swigris and Lundstrom interchangeable. . . while the names remain Smith, Bowen and Allen. Finally, the double overtime at St. Louis C100-995 for second in the Valley and a trip to NIT. fa xqwff I f J QQ' 'far' 'xy ,I 3 xi .Mr vm t .f X ,' , Xf'Zf. fa- ? f 5.3 K ,Q-S' J Y 2 H6 fa ii, .'W',. M rf RX S J' if, 41 1L -gk' .1..iH.L 'f 214 if D M w,f,l kia? :wg I 51? ZQQ' an 'if ,, N QL A EA ,, , A ge , x gf- Q fi 5 ,.., W A -3 Q QQQQA Egf r V. g Lf 5 Q , mm wwf- Wg, J if Y' ,ff A' 7 'fd - , gf 5 ia , gg, fa, 11 ff? ' 35 - bw. . -Q 7 qv , ia' Ixx ...F M i Smitty stops, jumps, and turns in midair for a jump shot at the free throw line. The ball attracted a crowd in the zone as L.C. shoots again. No longer allowed to dunk, L.C. does the next best thing with a drop-in, driving lay-up. Three arms are trying to block the shot, but Smitty scores again with a fake and a drive. 78 1 L.C. Shoots a long jump shot over Joe's screen at the new Madison Square Garden. WHEN MORE IS DONE.. NIT in NYC... LIU shooting 61 percent in the first game . . .andthe Braves lost 80-77 . . . a game that was tied four times in the last five minutes. A season ends with . . . Quando plus fit quam fieri debet, videtur etiam illud feri quod faciendum est CWhen more is done than should be done, that which should have been done will be considered donej, A base-line drive got Berry two points with a left- handed lay-up against Long island University. V , W... A happy team gathers after the North Texas game. TRIPLE OVERTIME QREG BERRY. . .smooth moves . . . with the soft touch from outside and the driving break to the boards... proving at Tulsa he had what it took, as four years paid oft. BOB SWIGRIS. . . the 'seadog '... his job: to get the ball down court and work it to the big men inside.. .and when defense sagged, he hit over the top . . . the man whose haircut always made him seem in a hurry. . .and who always was. JOE ALLEN . . . leading the country in field goal percentage . . . All-MVC . . . 'late' entry to the Olympic trials . . . acknowledged wherever he played as one ofthe best pivot men in college ball. The one- legged wonder left surprised opponents as he started, led, and scored on the fast break in the Braves' running game. Big Joe. . .team leader and high point man for the 1967-1968 season. Shooting over his man in the Cincinnati game, Joe shows he can hit from outside tPiQi?uS5?W: iw 52YT52iV'SEY5?itieiit3siL.45 5'R5:iS:iRt2i5?SI 4- :. x , - I I k W' ' I f s F ,M ma A W ,,,AA. S . ,gl ch ..-..., WV 'ng :pf Ja. QQ mg mv 1' he ai , -z l':, -'QQ K 1 i f ,Q mf - 2: H, W ' 14:- 4 -f,.-: ,Ji 1, -K ff A J, 'Q 4 L All ,Q '22 Q A t A' D ziA - ig -'45 4 A Observation . . . and encouragement, By GOIIy! With B Club help, the cheerleaders rise to new heights BRADLEY RUNS TONIGHT! Groups of people . . . walking toward the fieldhouse in twos and twenties . .. vapor streams rising above them in the cold night . . .as the talkturns to . .. BASKETBALL. Inside, the crowd begins to fill the 'snake pit' and student apathy seems as far removed as the books left behind fora few hours . . .the lexicon changes to . .. grabbing glass . . . new dunk rules... and will Bradley run tonight? Bob Swigris starts a drive during the St. Cloud State game. P The cheerleaders rise in unison as Bradley scores again A long jump shot by AI Smith was the downfall of zone defenses across the country. 83 E5 A f' iw , fm is il A 1 i 'H-VX., ff' ' 4 55, if BAK, , ,H1q, Vvai V K ,G , , mam W I, lig. 1' fr BRBUL m :HV 5x F an Q ,fx K 'ig ' , V A 4 ' 2 Ulf! . 1 b L + mmf, M w,gnnLp, iBHLIZQiQ WE A migm :gf:- 2' 44' 245 aa 3 F 4 V , fs . , ,',..,- ..,,-I-Q 1 M f 1 1 K X 'fi , ' m Z A ti Z :Z Q ... 51 g ,N M k ' , i 5f'W Ill ,I A .,..,, U , , A A ,,,i V A - xiii V, g y., :ii?j , w:- V tk Q W. Front row: Roger Smith: Andy Paabo: Mike Coleman: Tom Wood: Dave Dietz: Fred Evans: Ed Gabrielsen: Paul Wegman: Glenn Berndt. Back row: Frank Sylvester: Ken Nardone: Earl Meyers: Mel Young: Jim Creech: Bob Fedor: Gary Dempze: Coach Ron Harris. THE ONCE... AND FUTURE BRAVES The freshman basketball team with a 5-foot 4-inch guard . . .a 9-6 season against tough competition . . .Coach Harris losing Fred Evans at mid-season . . .as good height and speed promise well for several years. B.U. 96866 Churchill Jr. C. B.U. 76e7O Lincoln Jr, C. B.U. 61f67 Quincy BU. 73-81 Bradley Alums B.U, 89-71 Canton Jr, C. B.U. 82f72 lll. State B.U. 6Of61 St. Louis B.U. 68-78 Drake B.U. 85-57 Culver-Stockton B.U. 80-64 Northern lll. B.U. 71-64 Kaskaskia Jr. C. Freshman guard Bob Fedor looks for two points against the Baby Bills. B.U. 73-61 Washington B.U. 69-71 Southern lll. B.U. 88-58 MacMurray X B.U. 65-74 St. Louis C -NME, Frank Sylvester, the 5'4 wonder, eyes the basket at St. Louis. 85 NET TEAM COMPILES 16-6 MARK, BEST IN 10 YEARS ,955 ,pf Tennis coach Tom Coker happily contemplates the past and coming season. The '67 tennis team with a record of 16-6, the best in ten years, won the Chicago Invitational Tour- nament, tied for 3rd in the MVC, and took 4th in the Northeast Missouri Tournament. With Ivers, Kennedy, Toburen, and Buente as top men, BU for the first time placed finalists in the MVC. Coach Tom Coker has reason to be happy with the backbone of his team returning for '68 play, and the new indoor racquet club giving the team a place to practice when spring snow covers the Bradley Park courts. Moving into a backhand is BradIey's No. 1 ceded player, Doug Ivers. 2-7 No. E. Nlo. 1-8 Eastern Ill. 8-1 Mankato State 7-2 Parsons 6-3 Ill. State 9-O No. Central 1-8 Notre Dame 9-O lll. Wesleyan 4-5 No. E. Mo. 5-4 Augustana 2-7 St. Ambrose 8-1 Western lll. 7-2 Augustana 6-0 lll. Circle 1-8 De Paul 7-1 Indiana State 7-2 Northern Ill. 7-2 Wheaton 7-1 Knox On a matches-won basis the top man was Brad Toburen,18-73 followed by Jim Kennedy, 18-83 Bob Buente, 17-8, and Doug lvers, 16-8. The various doubles combinations won 38 and lost 26 over the season. The promising Freshman team won three with no losses, paced by Chuck Kellogg, Bill Lofgren, and Dennis Crawford, all 6-O. Front row: Jim Kennedy, Lee Timmerman, Brad Toburen. Back row: Rod Sprenkle, Stu Gantman, Bill Lofgren. Missing: Doug lvers, Bob Buente. ,W-of 1 ,fu 1 f Front row: Dick Baldwin, Dave Mack, Joe Barberis, Pat Grafton, Lynn Painter, Mike Neece. Second row: Frank Goselin, Mike Conklin, Don Seavers, Lou Pasierb, Chet Romaniak, Mike McDonald, Gary Upton. Third row: Gil Ravelette, Paul Suckow. Frank Mavetz, John Doyle. Harley Powers, Al Cowgill. Back row: Chuck Neumann, Bob Swigriss, Bill Reising, Al Smith, Coach Leo Schrall. DEFENSE IS STRONG POINT IN 17-5-1 BASEBALL SEASON Defensively strong, last year's baseball Braves were the best team since the 1962 MVC champs. The breaks in two games, and two rained-out double headers were the difference between the respectable 17-5-1 season and the coveted championship. B.U. 8-5 Murray State B.U. 2-O Murray State B.U. 6-2 Bethel B.U. 17-5 Bethel B.U. 12-7 So. E. Mo. B.U. 3-2 So. E. Mo. B.U. 10-11 So. E. Mo. B.U. O-O lowa B.U. 1-3 lowa B.U. 1-O lowa B.U. 7-5 Western lll. B.U. 1-5 Western Ill. B.U. 2-1 Western Ill. B.U. 5-4 Ill. State B.U. 2-4 Memphis B.U. 4-5 Cincinnati B.U. 4-1 Northern Ill. B.U. 5-O Louisville B.U. 1-O Louisville B.U. 5-1 Louisville B.U. 2-1 Ill. Wesleyan B.U. 5-1 lll. State B.U. 8-6 lll. State l Coach Leo Schrall heads the Bradley baseball team. Mike McDonald Ilies past 3rd on his way home against Western Illinois. r Come on boxcars, Daddy needs a new pair of shoes. Dick Baldwin, the honorary captain and Most Valuable Player, signed with the Washington Senators after graduation. Other team standouts were Bill Reising as pitcher, sophomore Hal Smith at lst base, Mike McDonald who made the transition from infield to outfield, and Frank lvlavetz as the team's leading batter. Losing only three men to graduation, Coach Leo Schrall hopes for an even better season this year. In the Western game Bob Swigris squares away to bunt. , f P .1 , '- A1 +I if + Captain Dave Lundstrom gives that gentle touch to an eight foot putt. Elmer Beatty shows classic form on an uphill lie. SOPHOMORE LUNDSTROM LEADS B.U. GOLFERS Coach Jim Spink's golf team last year com- piled a 10-13-1 season dual meet varsity record while the freshmen went 4-4. A 4th in the lllinois College Tournament and a 6th in the MVC ended the season.lCaptain Dave Lundstrom paced the varsity with a season average of 76 and a record of 14-8, while Roger Smith led the freshmen with a 5-3 record and a 78 average. B.U. 13172 1 172 SO. W. MO. B.U. 13 4 Texas Wesleyan B.U. 13 2 Tulsa B.U. 15 O Wichita State B.U. 15 O Kansas State B.U. 7- 8 Washburn B.U. 8-16 St. Louis B.U. 14172- 3172 Western III, B.U. 7172-10172 Eastern lll. B.U. 6172-11 172 lll. Wesleyan B.U. 6-12 St. Ambrose B.U. 11- 7 St, Louis B.U. 3172-14172 Rockford B.U. O--18 Shimer B.U. 8172- 9172 lll. Wesleyan B.U. 16- 2 Ill. State B.U. 51f2-12172 Monmguth B.U. 6-12 Knox B.U. 15172- 2172 Eastern Ill. B.U. 9172- 8172 Northern Ill. B.U. 9- 9 Ill. State B-U. 15 Ng- 2 172 HI- State Coach Spink molds the Bradley B.U. 11- 4 St, Louis golfers' B.U. 17- 4 Western III. 90 ,g B U. 32-23 Valparaiso JG . 3 B U. 17-45 Knox J. :VV B U. 27-29 Wheaton H yank B U. 38-17 Eastern lll. f ,f . 'if '-:f if f ' L ' - ij: B U. 43-17 U. of Ill. 1 B U- 17-39 ST- AVUDVOSG 1, B U. 24-31 Washington U. ' 'f B U. 37-18 western iii. B U. 20-38 Ill. State B U. 16-47 U. of chicago 1 kfgresvigiffff ' B at ig se plain. An all-underclass cross country team came out with a winning season of 6-5, taking a fifth in the Illinois Inter Collegiate and a fourth in the MVC meet. Injuries curtailed the team's activities, with number one runner Bill Johnson missing three meets. With two juniors, five sophomores, and one freshman returning from this year's team, and the new MVC ruling that allows freshman to participate in varsity competition, Coach Schoof is looking forward to a promising 1968 season. Tennis coach Tom Coker confers with cross country coach Jake Schoof on the times of his harriers. FOUR RECORDS FALL DURING '67 SEASON Front row: Bill Johnson, Bob Jorgenson, Benny Terry, Dave Ulmer. Back row: Jim Moss, Jim Dickerson, Coach Jake Schoof, Pete Lanners, .Am Randy Hart. g,+gs.eiiffg:2s l ,ie 0... Jim Dickerson falls to his knees after com- pleting a cross country run. Coach Schoof advises broad jumper John Frank on his starting point, as Ed Bradle looks on. The part of track that spectators never see ...the hours spent in practice. . .endlessly running in circles. . . liftingvveights , . , .counting steps . . . always striving against the unbeatable adversaries: time and space. . .seeking perfection in hours that pays in inches and seconds. 7-M-fi W The strain of explosive ellort shows on the face of Jack Weich as he lets loose a heave from the shot put ring. Hurdler Jerry Cizek gracefully steps through an inter- mediate. f ' , Paszifiisiiiifeiiai B.U. 37172 84172 lll. State B.U. 31 73 Western lll. B.U. 55172 64172 No. Central 20 Lewis 35 Taylor B.U. 67 55 Eastern lll. B.U. 55 374 50172 Carthage 41 374 Oshkosh St. B.U. 67 78 Eastern Ill. B.U, 94 51 Wheaton B.U. 95-47 Ferris State B.U. 55172 74 Augustana 50172 Valparaiso B.U. 65 80 Washington U. B.U, 89-56 U. of Chicago B.U. 67-78 Northern Ill. B.U. 71 172-73172 Western lll. A year of broken records marked what Coach Jake Schoof called one of the better teams in recent years. Clitf Irons, voted the most outstanding track athlete, and John Vander Wagen, the javelin thrower who broke the 1926 record, led the team to victory in one triangular meet and second place in two others while compiling a 4-7 dual meet record. Vaulter Don Slota goes 'bottoms up' as Harry Truitt waits to catch the pole. TRACK TEAM SCORES A RECORD-BREAKING YEAR Front row: Burt Raabe, Randy Hart, Terry Stanger, Greg Berry, John Frank. Back row: Ron Young, Jerry Cizek, Coach Jake Schoof, Cliff Irons, Don Slota, Dave Ulmer. li of Coach Spink and friend concern over the omnipotent clock. Tom Carney leads the swimming team in total points and placed first in the MVC meet in the 100-yard butterfly. BU, 48-56 l.SU. BU. 80-24 St. Louis BU. 67-36 North Park BU. 69-35 Valparaiso B.U. 53-51 Eastern Ill. BU. 60-44 Washington U. BU. 58-37 Knox BU. 48-56 George Williams BU. 691!2-3-41!2 Chicago ' Circle BU. 63-41 Wesleyan BU. 55-49 N.lU. B.U. 49-55 Augustana 2nd in Private college meet 3rd in N.IU. Invitational X 2nd in the Viking Olympics l SWIMMERS 9-3 FOR YEAR Coach Spink's swimming team . . . led by sophomore Tom Carney. . .captained by Kip Sullivan ...raced to a 9-3 season for the best record in ten years. Six school records fell . . . placing second in the Viking Olympics, the Illinois State Private College and MVC meets. Front row: Kip Sullivang Tom Preston: Tim Deyakg Dick Wimer' Dave Hugesp Len Pearson: Rick Geibelsonhausen: Second rowi Coach Jim Spink: Tom Carneyg Chip Jacksong Roy Bishop, John Hostetlerg Bruce Jacobsen: Bob Magyar. Q 'W Front row: Marty Foster: Nancy Seidel: Jacki Brasnick: Mr. Coker: Barbara Lee: Jan lVliller: Carol Zeigler: Second row: Jerry Cizek, Pres.: James Kennedy, Vice-Pres.: Third row: Joseph Nliller: Don Slota: Mike McDonald: Jim Ulrich: Dave Lundstrom: Fourth row: Jim Terrey: Gene Goselin: Mike Dafterner. Gene Schumacher: Lee Timmermann: Larry Selingerp Back row: Kip Sullivan: Terry Stanger: Joe Allen: Frank Nlavetz: S. C. Cummins. Robert Darbin. The B-Club and Cheerleaders dictate Homecoming Snake Dance and Kangaroo Court. B-CLUB AND CHEERLEADERS Front row: Jacki Brasnick: Back row: Carol Zeigler: Marty Foster: Janet Miller, Capt.: Peggy Gerber: Kathy Rawlins. X luvmo . UNITS ig, Q3 Q? in From oolumned stateliness to modernistic melange 1400 call fraternity and sorority houses home for nine months of the year . . . and the few-square-feet multiples take on the shape and form of those within ...to become . . . more than groups of people living together . . . but living units that paradoxically add to . . . yet detract from . .. and finally are the way of life for . . . GREEKS. fi ?:i5 Vgx 2' gk ,355 Q..- WEEK OF RUSH ENDS WHEN BIDS ARE RECEIVED of a new beginning. with anticipated acceptance . . . The first week fraternity rush holds forth . . . coats and ties . . . immaculately clean houses, that will soon be kept that way by todays rushees . .. the smiles, questions, and continuous dialogue... all culminated at Calling-Out when Fraternity rush ends at the field house with the traditional Calling-Out ceremony. FRATERNITY RUSH each houseclaimsitsown... The second week and sorority rush commences... heels and tea . . .queues of smiling faces . .. the skits. . .the narrowing down, Rushee Bill Murray listens to a Sigma Alpha Epsilon pitchman. as appraisals begin on both sides... preferentials, and the final wait before the wonder-dreadful moment of receiving bids... now they are Greeks. Just prior to Calling-Out, fraternity rushees sign sheets de- claring bids they will accept. ...fe 3 , i i 2 i x tt.. , . SIGMA CHI HOLDS THEIR HOMECOMING The Sigma Chis enjoy Homecoming so much that they have one of their own . . .with pledge cheer- leaders and marching band for comic relief . . .the Sigs beat ZBT 6-2 . . .and Peg Schroeder was crowned Queen. A large crowd watched the game as Sigma Chi beat ZBT 6-2. An AErr sprints home a winner in one of the early heats. Cindy Grieves holds her Raggedy Ann doll, trophy, and flowers as the LCA pledges receive the PJ race trophy. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA WINS ANNUAL RACE The Lambda Chi pajama races. . . run oh a chilly night . . . matched by the self-admittedly ice cream cold PJ Queen Cindy Grieves of Gamma Phi Beta . . .as LCA captured their own main event. From left to right, TKE,TEf1D, AY, and EN are off to a running start. The final race shows LCA off to the lead that won them the trophy. The sisters of Pi Beta Phi sing Warm Spot and When the Saints Go Marching ln to win first place in Pan-Fra Sing. COLOR.. BEAUTY.. STYLE . . GRACE . . . ALL HARMONIZE IN ANOTHER PAN-FRA SING An All-Campus Queen, lst place in Pan-Fra Sing, Greek Goddess, and the Marathon winner were all Pi Phi's as Greek Week progressed... LCA and Pi Phi took honors in Pan-Fra Sing. . .with ZBT, Sig Ep, Gamma Phi and Sigma Kappa following . . . with Rick Newman of TKE and Sandy lVlcGuire chosen the godliest greek bodies. . . Steve Scherer of LCA and Cookie Cutter were the marathon winners. . .andthe slave auction saw everything bartered from breakfast in bed to Spanish serenades . . . ATOM CAid To Our Nlenj Day saw girls opening doors and being generally gentlemanly as role reversal was the order ofthe hour.. .andthe Dating Game met matchless mates, with an evening 'on the town' for the winners. , . the picnic and street dance added the closing touches to Greek Week. Lambda Chi wins the Fraternity half of Pan-Fra with All Hail and lt Was a Very Good Year ZBT digs in and PULLS in the tug-of-war contest at Bradley Park. l I GODS, AUCTION, AND GAMES MARK GREEK WEEK Rich Newman and Sandy McGuire are chosen Greek God and Goddess. Cookie Cutter accepts the winner's trophy for the marathon as Kristy Burk, who placed second, looks on. The Sig Eps carry their Greek God candidate, Jim Hammerlund and Amy Cesal to the Quad. Marty Foster of Pi Phi ponders a pointed question on Greek Week's DatingGame. The Greek Week auction . . . with the benefits to charity .. saw fraternities and sororities selling services and parties to the highest bidders . . .as slavery was once again in vogue. . .and Iaterthe Dating Game. . .as eligible Greeks competed in the perilous process of date selection. .. sight unseen. Wally Hall, right, answers a ques- tion as Jim Forte and Jerry Denson listen. -+4 hr--' THE DATING GAME BRADLEY STYLE i E Delta Zetas in boaters of pink and green ponder their fate at the auction. GREEK WEEK AUCTION SELLS T0 HIGH BIDDERS s s 2 5 E Bereted brothers of Theta Xi vary from contemplatative to incognito as bids are made on their services. The dressed from sacks ISIC., girls of Sigma Kappa are momentarily amused before the gavel falls. Abby Hans sings l?J as the military Q73 ZBT jug band entertains in the quad. GAMMA PHI BETA Front row: Carol Wicks: Ann Connelley: Andy Leverette, Treas.: Janis Michaels: Sue Mohns, Pres.: Candy Jacobson, Rec. Sec.: Nancy Williamson: Barb Hummel: Ruth Ann Kengott: Louise Nelson. Second row: Alice Farnsworth: Ann Cumerford: Karen Cranwill: Nancy Seidel: Sandy Fricker: Jeanne Doheny: Greta Holmburg: Rose Hecht: Arlene l-lorvath: Toni Gerado: Judy Brink- man. Third row: Ruth Pennington: Marilyn Hubbell: Joanne Young: Carla Frank: Judy Miller: Sandra Zimmerman: Sue Mease: Nancy Norton: Sue Marty: Sandee Bradley: Vicki Mizen: Mary Ann Talbott. Fourth row: Christine Hutchinson: Mary Ann Young: Cindy Grieves: Carol Forette: Susan Caster: Peggy Becker: Clarine Dinges: Peggy Hoyt: Libby Williams: Patricia Murphy: Cathy Schuessler: Cindee Scott: Jara Viscardi: Mary Budke: Mary Ann Dalcher: Linda lstel: Marcella Stewart. Missing: Diana Boothe: Kristi Cook: Kathy Dunk: Nancy Grimm: Elizabeth Johnson: Janet Miller: Alix Rohrs: Marilyn Schwankoff: Sheila Vroman: Kathy Rawlins. .,., . , . , - uv 'ltr , 2 , K Qjsgdi f .N -ixffril yt 'lm 'L .. i7 ...aur- DELTA ZETA --Q ab Front row: Jeanne Reichelt: Penny Ramm, Treas.: Sandy Wolski, Rec. Sec.: Mrs. Cecilia Clark, House Mother: Sue Conlan, Pres.: Bev Helling: Norinne Anderson. Second row: Becky Bally: Terry James: Mary Ann Cochran: Barbara Van Horne: Mary Raynett: Laurel Alberty: Nancy Mueller: Jean Todd: Jean Tully: Sandy Van Hooser: Maureen Martin: Susan Mui. Third row: Lor- rainne Tani: Laura Gravvey: Kathy Johnson: Linda Cohen: Ann Oster: Alvina Hefeli: Sandy Seif- fer: Linda Kesselman: Sue Mehrings: Laura Johnson: Katie McDonough: Sue McGraw: Donna Maxey. Fourth row: Vicki Lawrence: Maryanne Shatkus: Connie Brechel: Kaye Goetting: Phyllis Russell: Carol Teagle: Brenda Jankins: Jan Van Ness: Sandy Slater: Sue Honnold: Joan Culver: Pam Zvone: Jan Beaumont. Back row: Cathy Oltmer: Margo Berndt: Linda Lemm: Marcia Till: Robyn Groneman: Jud Albertson: Sue Lewis: Marion Novak: Susan Dexter: Darla Hopper: Pat Cignarelli. Missing: Diane Dieken: Ann Hardenbrook: Carol Hubbard: Jan Mueller: Linda Oftee dalh: LaDonna Loitz: Pat Morrison: Lynn Mundjer: Judy Reid. Front row: Marge Finney, Soc. Ch.: Ellen Wiggins, Rush Ch.: Vicki Wolfert, Pan-Hel Del.: Barb Bulman, House Mgr.: B. J. Brockmeier, Pres.: Jani Nothdurft, V-Pres.: Kathy Kahn, Pledge Trainer: Jeanne Krouse: Schlr. Ch.: Debbie Schmidt, Cor. Sec.: Katha Fahey, Rec. Sec. Second row: Sharon Dietz: Carol Zeigler: Sandy Saunders: Linda Silver: Madeline Murphy: Cheryl Capen: Karen Powell: Phyllis Morgan: Karla Pazdera: Peggy Schroeder: Carol Quinlan: Lyn Hogan. Third row: Barb Cook: Cheri Nordenberg: Patti Jones: Kathy Powell: Vicki Faner: Mary Fasulo: Ann Blue: Carolyn Long: Jane Beiser: Nancy Leonard: Sue Tober: Pam Risinger. Back row: Debbie Lutz: Mary Thomas: Kathy Waters: Nancy Gorske: Jayne Peschke: Karen Pauli: Karen Millinger: Joan Williamson: Laura Kelly: Margret Ringel: Ellen McShane: Susan Stevens. 4 . ' ui I- 1115121 Il 'fy' ji, PI BETA H SIGMA DELTA TAU Front row: Sheri Brown, Pan-Hel Del.: Caryl Hirschberg. House Mgr.: Barbara Cholfin, 2nd V-Pres.: Andrea Peller, lst V-Pres.: Barbara Winer, Pres.: Eva Rothwell, Housemother: Lee Fink, Treas.: Maxine Zissman, Rec. Sec.: Melanie Cahan, His. Second row: Margie Simon: Pam- ela Levinson: Kathy Gelb: Barb Frank: Tina Lavender: Ann Epstein: Babette Kaiser: Diane Ginn: Ellen Jablo: Marilyn Sear: Ann Cassell: Carol Rader: Harriet Sachsel. Third row: Madelane Shane: Susan Blum: Renell Brownstein: Meryl Floom: Kathy Kosnoff: Karen Meltzer: Jerrie Feinstein: Andrea Wollock: Fran Terry: Lynn Warren: Nancy Abramson. Fourth row: Laurie Schaffer: Judy Siref: Amy Sachsel: Shari Sigal: Sue Wagman: Carol Berns: Susan Stern: Kippy Frackman: Vicki Simon: Sandie Greenberg. Back row: Lynne Paset: Judy Hagen: Joanie Simon: Meg Zimelis: Judy Feiduss: Sherri Podolsky: Sharyn Rothenberg: Anne Lindon: Barb Friedmann: Ann Schwartz: Melanie Vardang: Ellen Wolff. Missing: Roselynn Gordon: Sherry Sherman: Tobi Coraz: Andi Fegenbaum: Sonja Rothkup: Linda Luben: Ronna Gumowitz: Barb Foreman. af gXX 1 I- I iiifgl M Front row: Marge Kestian, Schl. Ch.: Regina Potenza, Soc. Chr.: Candy Branham. Rec. Sec.: Linda Elman, Vice-Pres.: Joyce Anderson, Pres.: Jan Putnam, Pl. Tr.: Linda Paiml, Corr. Sec.: Pat Craigo, House Man. Second row: Susan Brown: Judy Pfeiffer: Sue Orten: Linda Rovelstad: Jan Lukehart: Holly Coulson: Sharon Jacka: Judy O'Connor: Melinda Terry: Fannie Yee. Third row: Carole Snyder: Jane Burch: Marilyn Meyer: Marge Burrows: Pat Brummer: Heidi Niko: Vicky Yakoff: Kathy Latrobe: Darlene Zywatko. Fourth row: Marcia Kenutis: Kathy Snyder: Terrie Hunt: Linda Gall: Evelyn MacMichaeI: Terri Mayer: Diane Ritter: Pam Gregory: Twanna Crider: Lenore Bremer. Back row: Helen Kaufman: Marcia Martin: Linda Bates: Susie Ward: Carol Tos- to: Bobbie Jones: Carole Gerlt: Barbara Fleming: Joy Mayer: Betty Reiser: Sandy Ward. Missing: Sue Adams: Jo Bravos: Joy DeWinter: Corky Engelbrecht: Kathy Jackson: Linda Jaffeel Susan Johnson: Cheri Kelley: Kay Kraisin: Joan Lorig: Connie Metcalf: Mickey McDaniel: Sherrie Wil- son: Barb Moore: Terry Janacek: Cheryl Pfiester. SIGMA KAPPA CHI OMEGA Front row: Connie Grosboll: Lyn Morell. Treas.: Shlona Nelson-Hawklns. Rec. Sec.: Mrs. Thel- ma Ashley, l-lousemother: Joy Metz. PI. Tr.: Llnda Gustavson: Suzy Hogan: Kathe Bahr. Second row: Cathl C-rosbollz Jacqule Moore: Lauralyn Flager: Ruth: Sommer: Llnda Martln: Jane Hen- derson: Lee Ann Ewan: Betsy Yetter: Glnny Bowman: Robyn Read: Babs Sehrlng: Marla Vorlas: Pat Jones: Ann Connolly: Marty Johnson: Ann Llppert. Third row: Becky Powers: Kathe John- ston: Pam Anderson: Debbie Selburg: Nancy Watson: Sue Eglzll: Candy Hobbs: Rat Walters: Cheryl Stratton: Linda Wykel: Sue Snyder: Joyce Logan: Katy Broderlck: Janet Rutz: Kathy Flsh- er: Fiona Nelson-hawkins: Carol Kelley: Chrlstlne Preston. Back row: Su Canaday: Kathy Deane: Kathy Oakes: Nancy Adams: Clndy Nlemeler: Donna Meek: Arlene Peterson: Nancy Muller: Ann Spacht: Candy Kaecheleg Jane Shrader: Mary Allen: Sherry Tuller: Nancy Berry: Tuna Schwalge: Turza Goodyea rg Mary Mantz. 1 !I I-1 1I fT '1YZWlaY'l':! X1 Lili' PAN-HELLENIC Front row: Sandra Van Hooser, Central Rush Chairman: Sheri Brown. Second row: Kathy Jackson: Sue Snyder, Pres.: Kris Cook. Missing: Vicki Wolfert. IFC PAN-HEL KING AND QUEEN BILL THORSNESS GINA POTENZA INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL Front row: Judd VanSickIe, Treas.: Terry Woith: Dave McLauchIan, Pres. Second row: Roy Koe- nig: Marc Gellerman: AI Bartel: Ken Alexander: George Shaw. Third row: Martin Miller: David Cole: Gregory Poterek: Dave Pudelsky. Missing: Bruce Brooke: Dave Sherb: Bill Berez: Ken Richman, Sec. L:- I I new Front row: Ron Paisner: Bruce Meyer: Dan Jacobs: R. B. Chernov, Pres.: Rich Cole, Rec. Sec.: Jeffery Goldberg. Second row: Jim Lees: Mike Glick: Steven Spreckman: Steven Deutsch: Marty Berkowitz: Stewart Mann: Ron Schechter: Allen Mendelsong Mike Stern. Third row: David Harris: David Holstein: Jeff Faintich: Rickey Albin: Larry Marcus: Bob Leib: Todd Cohen: Jeff Cohen. Fourth row: Jon Zarett: Mark Sobol: Cliff Seltzer: Terry Soifer: Randy Franklin: Dennis Blurnthalg Glenn Cole: Barry Levine. Ll! ALPHA EPsiLoN PI 5 DELTA UPSILON Front row: James Forte: William Briedz Robert Massa: William Tekier: Treas.: Mother Ina Stout: Robert Cook. Pres.: Terry Freeman: Thomas Robinson: Raul Betters. Second row: Joseph D'Er- rico: Jack Yetter: Rex Lazewskm Jay Heinrich: Jett Lewis: Calvin Moy: John Freigle: Gary Biernes- ser: Ron Davidowski. Third row: Tom Johnson: Wayne Bley: Dick Molenaar: Mike Burns: Bruce Rossini: John Sensenbaugh: Dave Friedman: James Bryant: James Erlandson: Marty Darvin: Ray Cole. Fourth row: George Anderson: Joseph Visconti: Andrew Vahmas: Ray Stewart: Robert Tischler: Michael Dennis: Andy Covitz: Rod Sprenkle: Bob Benenati: Tony Scrementi. Back row: Mike Boylan: Ken Monaco: Gordon Collins: George Knackstedt: Gary Stonewall: David Scherb: Don Wickman: Keith Knapp: John Thompson: Steve Herman: Joe Walcavich: Fred Roberts. 3'-' ,hmm iw-11: -f 1 ,il- Front row: Preston Becker: Allen Hymen: Peter Reich: Brad lVlathes: Joel Alpert: John Oppen- heim: David Sacarny: Treas.: Ron Deitch: VicefPres.: Allen Spurr: Pres.: Frederick Crystal, Sec.: Howard Atlas, l-lis.: William Kubersh: Larry Jones: Lenny Siegal: Robert Eichberg: lVlark Jaffee: Jeffrey Schwartz. Second row: Stephen Goodman: Paul Solondz: William l-lork: Bruce Brandy: Alan Piker: Charles Sincere: Thomas Schwartz: Barry Chaet: Stuart Hochstein: Daniel Ginter: Ken Genender: Mickey Fineman: Steven Kohn: Richard Halle: John Reinitz: Jeffrey Jacobs: Abby Hans: Buzz Deitchman: David DeVido. Third row: Steven Lipps: Bill White: Larry January: Gene Schwartz: Cary Goldberg: Robert Levin: Jeffrey Bogart: Ira Hymen: Todd Nluch: Neil Dritz: Lee Rosen: Elliot Zgodny: Lee Swidler: Dan Levinson: Bob Jaffe: Lawrence Bing: Bob Feldman: Stanley Doyne: Glenn Kiersky: Bruce Sherman: Bob Sachs: Martin Miller: Rush Ch.: Perry Friedman: Jeffrey Price: Jeff Lieb: Rick Ender: Bob Math: lVliIt Stern: Bob Feld: Tom Garritano. Back row: Phil Brown: David Havens. Bob Lauer: l-larry Becker: Jeff Ruskin: Larry Acker: David Zacher: Joel Copperman: lvlarc Birnbaum: Lee King: Richard Binswanger: Stuart Gantman: Chris Wood: Joel Sadowsky: Charles Deutsch. ZETA BETA TAU zgfgwi '- i THETA Xl Front row: Bob Wasp Mrs. Serena Bell, Housernotherg Tom Walsh, Pres., Frank Wainwright, Treas. Second row: Steve Salk: John Antonecchia: Victor Carapellag Eddie Jinottig Dannie Coluccig Frank LaFasto: Roy Koenig: James Joyce: Jerry Garrett: John Grove: Jerry Aniolowski. Third row: Chris Bechtel, Rick lVlcKinney3 Ed Schilling, Wally Hall: Frank LaLumia3 Scott Campellg Dean Andreskyg Mike Nelson, Gary Kumpfg Dan Durckelg Dan Felean. Fourth row: Art Arehartg Tom Behrens: Bill Barre: Pete Potockig Rick Kensecg Tom Koppelman: Steve White, Eric Walter.. THETA CHI Front row: William Wakefield, Treas.: Ken Janacek: C, Merrill York, Pres: Bob Goodale. Rec. Sec. Second row: Dale Gorski: Joe Valrose: Dave Filippini: Mrs. Marie Biederbeck, House- mother: Jim Wright: Rodney Johnston: Jim Barbour: Steve Bergman: Don Olson: John Goetschius. Third row: Roger Keith: Tom Riebock: Donn Todd: Richard Peterson: Glen Swanson: Jim Kaufman: Mike Mueller: Vic Brazinskas: Scott Dolven: Mike Schwartz. Fourth row: Tom Kroll: Keith Skultety: Pete Bradley: Bill Sheppy: Al Johnson: John Harrisson: Tom Dierks: Larry Volger: Roy Bishop: Bruce Konzelman. Back row: Jerry Fedrow: Ron Jaynes: C. Fred Hess: J. A. Bennett: John Mangiameli: Roger Koehler: Bill Milbourn: Greg Fletcher: Jay Fix: Bob Olson. U 1' Front row: Tom Hubbard: John Maurer: Gary Bently, Pl. Tr: Dick Falkman, Pres.: Edwin De Pasqual: Gregory Poterek: Jerry Hyman. Second row: Barry Zuckerman: Tim Terrance: Dale Priban: Tim Zeigler: Matthias Staack: William Oakland: William Adams: Gary Truesdale: Jay Cosentino. Third row: Jim Maloney: Kirk Hild: Grant Barlow: Dan Shack: Kerry Wiberg: Walter Suhr: Dan Rovner: Roy Peterson. Fourth row: Mark Hainey: Bill Wagner: John Beaston: Stewart Prupisz Neil Krost: Dave Day: Keith Gabrielsen: Joseph Turek: Don Schaefer. KAPPA DELTA RHO H' M -vii' :2'k2K34f .. - 5 iL' - zz f 'W ' Front row: Glenn Priebe: Pam Anderson, Crescent Girl: Lucile Westfall, Housemother: Gay Villers, Pres. Second row: Mike Mettam: Ty Bliss: Ken Gogots: Allen Naugle: Judd VanSickle: Steve Scherer: John Metz: Ken Jurek: Rich Kach, Rec, Sec.: Bruce Jacobson, Pl.. Tr.: Ken Klancnik: Terry Bauer. Third row: Charles Johnson: Bill Whitney: John Slaman: Parry Carl- son: Rich Read: Lee Montgomery: Robert Erickson: Thomas Kuhl: Giebelhausen. Fourth row: Mike Neese: Glen Grill: Bill Schultz: Dave Stack: Grant Barton: James Straughn: Milo Wal- ker: Dennis Rivonka: Dennis Noel. Back row: Ken Alexander: Steve Garrison: John Clarson: Wayne Sargent: William Murray: Dave Donaldson: Robert Alusic: Nick Angelo: Bill Brown: Charlie Harless. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA PI KAPPA ALPHA XT X Front row: Don Klahre: Bob Richardson, Pl. Tr.:Tom Capek: Ronald Rossow, Rec. Sec.: Blake Devitt: Mother Hinds: Don DeBruin, Treas.: Alan Jacobs: Edward Oldis: Larry Wooding. Second row: Alan Meyer: Les Gatechair: John Pangrac: Pete Dolezal: Danius Valiukenas: Lawrence Cullen: David Ingle: Mike Van Zandt: Rod Mauch: Dave Cole. Third row: John Kennedy: Torn Heald: John Moore: Roger Stevens: David Harrison: Tony Mehok: Wayne Marek: Fred Wenzel: William Lundberg: Richard Collins: Terry Goff. Fourth row: Edward Welsh: Dale Herr: David Cale: James O'Connor: Arthur Laramy: Robert Spaeth: Michael French: Gregory Paskell: Alan Cramer: Greg Fisher. l SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Front row: Gary Roberts, Pl. Tr.: Jim Liverwood, Treas.: John Skubik, Pres.: Darryl Graham Warren Knoles: John Riter, Rec. Sec. Second row: Robert Roloff: J. Robert Falsetti: Mark Mow James Konrad: Jeff Fought: Gerald Chapman: Jack Hoemke: Donald Paulone: Timothy Howard Donald Lopke. Third row: Jeff Hansen: David Bernard: Bob Roy: Scott Borden: Bruce Brooke Ron Young: Larry Hodge. Fourth row: Michael Davis: William Pappq John Blake: Jim Nugent Lewis Augspurger: Michael Adams. -ll 123 Q- WELQQ-lvx SIGMA NU Front row: Max Brittaing Greg Moore, Pl. Tr.: Doug Adams. Rec, Sec.: Bob Steele, Pres.: Mrs, McFarlane, Housemother: Bill Mattson, Treas.: Jim Dague: Ron Yates: Richard Crock. Second row: Richard Hammond: Brad Pettet: Robert Magyar: Gene Armstrong: Jeff Hudson: Steve Sproul: Bill Dolan: Chris Moore: Gene Ranieri: Mike Dannells: Tony Sturniolo, Third row: R. Grear Kimmel: Richard A. Cashen: John Congalton: Mike Boyle: Al Bartel: Richard Swisher: Thomas Nelson: Joe Sturniolo: Gary Bergman. Fourth row: Mike Simko: Dean Englund: Rich Heneberry: Charles Jackson: Tim Waldeck: James French: Tom Dixon: Burt Clark: John Lichten' held: Geoffrey Gengenbacher, Missing: Jerry Brady: Gary Stamm: Tom Burton: Chuck Weyhen- meyer. Z Q I S 5 i SIGMA PHI EPSILON Front row: Bob Runella: Jim Hammerlund, Pl. Tr.: Steven Olson: Barry Stortz, Rec. Sec.: lVlom Ogden: John Wantz, Pres.: Bob Zoeller: Art Link: Jeff Lindahl: Don McGuire. Second row: Gary Bartholomew: Jay Vause: Ray Lotz: Pete Erlincler: Roger Stortz: Rick Serczyk: Robert Youngberg: Reno Calcari: John Handkeg John DeLazzer, Third row: Bob Bashaw: Chuck Blood: Dana Rosendall: Randy Holmberg: Marvin lVlarshall: John Oettel: Jim Skovron: Terry Allar: Lindsay lVliller: Fred Arnold: Jim Egizii. Fourth row: Larry Gardner: Tom Shaw: Ron Epperly: Larry Lacroix: John Halas: William Ward: Bruce Whley: Richard Piggott: Greg Noll: Bob Leonard: Charles Dial. Hack row: Bill Holler Paul Leder: Bill Sunley: Russ Nliller: Ray Andere son: Dave Hughes: Ed Ewing: Carl Lindberg: Richard Wojtczak: Craig Eberts: John Hanks: Steve Perrigo, l .MCU Front row: Don Holtong Tim Blissg Jim Terrey, Vice'Pres.3 Rex Linder, Pl. Tr.3 Bill Thorsness, Presg Mrs. Inez Stowell, Housemotherg Jim Greggag Charles Preus, Tre-as.g Jim Griebenow, Secg Tom Maugeri. Second row: Robert McHugh: Mark Ziegeleg Frank D'Atri: Robert Casong Douglas Woody Ted Wolffg Donald Schierer: Steve Gilbertg Bill Marellog Tom Stephanog Phil Teeter. Third row: Scott Wellbrockg John Waterhouseg Bill Erickson: Randy Hartg George Shawg Joe Buysseg Jack Hoemang Randy Ecclesg Gerald Grensg Jeff Owensg John Armbruster. Fourth row: Mike Dafferner, Joe Tillig Bill Leberg Thom McCampbellg John Walshg Hunt Taylor: Briggs Long- bothumg Richard Voigtg Russell LePage3 Howard Perry. Back row: Pete Smithg Alan Bucekg Steve Rappg Rusty Lee: Richard Wimerg Thomas Rich: Paul Suckowg Dick Wetherald, Jay Glatzg Steve Qually. Missing: Brent Gwillimg Walt Gordong Dane Waitkusg Rick Dowsmang Jerry Keheg Al Seylerg Terry Stangerg Mike O'Mar3 Roger Curryg Mike Legacki. 126 SIGMA CHI TAU EPSILON PHI Front row: Lou Albanese. Vice-Pres.: Harvey Braus: Barry Krell, Pl. Tr.: William Berez, Treas,: Steve Lehman, Sec.: Barry Frost, Pres.: Larry Baskin: Alan Smith: Rich Tannenbaum. Second row: Jay Goldman: Rusty Cohen: Ed Gilbert: Howie Schwartz: Sam Wachtel: Marc Levvis, William Sommer, Alan Pressman: Barry Fishman: Rich Wolff: Harvey Seidenberg. Third row: Greg Zeiger: Steve Simon: Mike Scheffres: David Rosenthal: Gary Lindon: Jay Grusin: Hank Glantz: Lloyd Klee: Don Rothschild: Joel Gottlieb: David Schustack. Fourth row: Harvey Roth: Steve Goldman: Rick Kay: Gilbert Gordon: Len Farber. Back row: Eric Welling: Joel Bonda: Larry Lait- man: Larry Friedman: Dave Roberts: Mark Wohl: Rick Gonzalez: Joel Fried: Larry Cohen. Miss- ing: Dan Marx: Jeff Rosenfeld: Joel Layman: Gene Cohen: Mitch Bers: Marty Siegal: Steve Cole: Dick Lansing: Ned Overbele: Jeff Phillips: Karl Koerwitz: Mike Kirsky. N1 ,i,. ,Z-,. !i ,.1..l. ,TX MESH! 'AQ Front row: Dave Pudelsky: Pete Jensen: John Pope: Dave McLauchlan, Pres.: Rich Newman: Jack Wiech, PI. Tr.: Jess Schlegel, Rec, Sec. Second row: Mike Sefcik: Dick Schwab: Chuck Tulley: Ron Anderson: Don Slotag Dave Lundstrom: Bob Durbin: Larry Selinger: Jerry Rapplean: Jerry Jensen: Bill Damerell. Third row: Rick Smith: Wayne Scott: Serge Renwart: George Koelling: Peter Treloar: Richard Wiener: Thomas Johnston: Bob Glazeski: Jim Stewart, Fourth row: Wayne Kempton: Alan Lofgren: James Crawford: Roger Miller: Angel Mendez: Carl Castodi: Michael Angelo: Ted Bailey: Tom Mercier: Jarvis Moore. Missing: Ken Grob: Lou De- Gironemo: Mike Knox: Jim Edlund: Mike Kepple: Steve Albritton: John Veitch: Dave Mack: Milt Kamin: Fred McCurry: Bill Harmon: P. Campbell. Q 1 Q l 'Q l 'm'QW' TAU KAPPA EPSILON Front row: Roger Culberson: Harold Miller: James Funck, Treas.: Jim Ebell, Rec. Sec.: Robert McLaren, Pres.: Donald Mullner: Earl Miner, Pl. Tr.: Marsh Berube: Trent DePersia: Bill Wogstad. Second row: Ira Allen: Craig Brumund: David Bastos: Gary Smith: Jim Kolberg: Steve Johnson: John Tilton: Larry Goetz: Bob McCarthy: Perry Miller. Third row: Sheldon Sakoff: Robert Christopher: Gary Kissick: Kurt Meissel: Terry Woith: Charles Majestro: Robert Martin: Peter Carroll: Richard Poplawski. Fourth row: Julius Parochelli: James Bourne: Gene Recher: Jim Rada: Jack Vorhaur: John Herald: John Clark: Mark Krueger: Dan Mooha. Back row: Scott Hayes: Phil Kraft: Scott Lowtwait: Andy Paabo: Gerry Scheel: Jim Slesser: Tom Lockhart: Ed Gerulat: Bill Blum: Bob Benson: Bruce Hoag. Missing: Richard Abeling: Ray Kaminsky: Dennis Knaub: Norman Astwood. PHI KAPPA TAU 129 i 7,7 T Li 111 Nel- -gf? ii,., A that In the quiet of his room each freshman may pursue the quest of knowledge, uninterrupted? LIVING UNITS CALLED DORMS Dormitories . . . living in unity in places called home nine months ofthe year. The small room of party favors, classic cards, beer mugs, a bulletin board of memories . . .the closet floor covered with shoes... and the desk with neglected books. A place to gather in groups or just quietly be alone. And you should see the one l was fixed up with! is The South will rise again! l ,Wa 5 ,wwfwf Rooms take on the personality of their inhabitants Suhr- Peacefully settled for a brief moment, attention seems divided. Rx Wm .SMALY 'firzfr' lce cream always tastes better when you wear a little of it. l32 CHRISTMAS COLLAGE . . The dorm Christmas party... for Peoria's underprivileged children complete with Christmas play and that well-padded, jolly fat man . .. with presents for those who might have gone without. The spirit of Christmas yet to Come' is realized in the faces of those who can believe, fora while longer, that there is a Santa Claus. All I want for Christmas is my two front Q?J teeth. The spirit of Christmas is just quiet happiness... Engrossed in the play, this young man chews a finger in contemplation. . 4- Q if V, .ur .ki Santa gives a present to an obviously happy youngster. FP Every little girl dreams of a new doll for Christmas -r We SISSON STAFF Front row Edward Sallows Wvlluam Brown Rvchard Nagode Back row David Votaw Ron Jost Don Baker 4- if nnigg 2 fl gi 3 5 QQQQE E 'gx as V EBU 25 ,,,- ' xi' -c o 22 l i -'R Q..-'m -vs' .. ' I n 134 sn 1 Q Q Q E Q Q re Q I , 0 rf 1 VAX ' '-fc lf ,fag M fg f Q- 9 Z.W.4 yi P V:7v Y 0 gl'-' a ls. s 4 .Life-n YK. AJQVT-:,,. g?5 :, -. l Y I W I .INN ff T BU RGESS-SISSON HALL I M fuww f P PU r, I 1 ., I 'I o ...Q 210 .. I' L, , 4 I o ' '-4' l,,. A xl .,' ,.-, 7 ,, ' ii N ff' BURGESS STAFF Front row: Judy Bollingerg Bernadette Counihang Sandy 4 ' , , 0 4 igawsong Inez Dixon. Back row: Carole Benson: Paula Solomon: Chris Meinusg , - I usan Zapler. 1-2 ' .1 - i F -ufjf if W 135 Timm If . rr ml pw 4.- ' i , 1 - - , I f r 1 v I u dn ' M fm l - - , g x li SQ 1, I3 ' ' S!--35 4 '15 Gill! LOVELACE HALL LOVELACE STAFF Front row: Ahh Plugfelderz Vickx Hauser: Ronnis Oher: Lmda Greenfreld. Back row: Sharon Webb: Shirley Gabinski: Cathy Coon: Demse Marovitz, 136 HEITZ STAFF Front row: Karen Londag Marcia Price: Eilen Hopkinson: Jan Bollinger. Second row: Fran Sticky Maureen Kelly: Carol Raug Marcia Schimmelg Jerri Bisantz. Missing: C. Rosenberg T. Erdenberger: C. Johnson. HEITZ HALL 3 s df u H aim n ij 2 ummm re A L 1 - 4 x Illll - 7 Illl: L' L4 M H 'llllll 1 ' lll - . , lllll - ', lllllmmliijlm 'firlf - t2A i'l I ', L 'M ejleryliv L' .6 W- fir ' .e4f' . -4732, jx guru . 'rr ,J :. ,-if, - ' -' 2: v . Lf' WILLIAMS STAFF Front row: Leah Goldman: Roberta Lindbloomg Pat Justice: Cynthia Peekg Linda Jorgenson. Back row: Nancy Schwartz: Linn Perczakg Bert Hermann: Natalie Cohen: Mary Lou Haun, WILLIAMS HALL X M , -Hn - A 1 i I 'pgifgi' QQV- I 2 I if. , Aiee i - 1i:.'i,1Zfg,Q'I . K . Af K fiiigff V V . 94 gl i ! I -4 lilln -5- H ,, nm :ns mr mr mv M M mm M mm an wr M M M an mn nv mv M mf mr mm M an M an mn an H' M M M M A M nu 1 H l I1 n.Il 'T M + wa IM! 'WU 'h A K XX ,M ' Y Q .w 5 Ul Gix L WYCKOFF STAFF Front row: .lack Lindbloom' Dale Cameryg Chuck Feldmang Steven Altemberg. Back row: Jim Miles: Rack Wooldrudgeg Bail Weller. WYCKOFF HALL .. - . ,, mm nm m ll F mm mn M M ll mum M !!! M 4-ff F gm +5 A, 1 1 ,I 1 I , ' , ' ink ! E!!E 1 K -9- -J- L Nw full 1lgW1'aI'1ls'li l11lIlquQ1WleMu I 'I . Ml Q ' -,auf i g-Q. -easie- - 2 L i 1 1 I imfiif J Yffrfi, QQ, il 2 xi I iii iii! i iimfii iiiiiiiiii. Ijiijiliw i A I l 1 Hr I ip ii iii 21, W iiiiii Mui il' I ii I ,ff , -i w iiiiii lm - f , 'mimi -.iiii.i i iiiilii, iv. 'mlm ir, ix 'IL' i X I' V A V, Ip f,,, I jf Y? J f r ,L ,f lf ai 5 ,iiiiiikjii ,f 'W Q, ii i Iii :Mi 1 i WI ' I I' .242 if?-1 1:2 L1 IQ-:ai i iiII9ii,,Y Q 'Q I of if ss? I F kg il? f LUV fl I ,f o f I V ' ff i iiii-i f O, I L- T. UNIVERSITY HALL UNIVERSITY STAFF Front row: Alan Lanserg Ray Janicekg Bob Schroyerg- Gregg Mehawich. Second row: Gary Kattenbrakerg Skip Schermerhorng Dave Dresnerg Jerry Nardellig Bruce Blank. Back row: Lee Timrnermann3 Richard Humrichouseg James Closep George Bondorg Richard Kucharski. Missing: Frank Abeggl John DeGiovannig Dan Theusg Mark Posner: AI Struss. ew I .Q 3 ifii yn--In I 3 Front row: Miriam M. Fouts, Williams: Marie Blankenship, Burgess, Phyllis McDowell, Burgess Ass't. Back row: Alice M. Sandy, Lovelace, Ruth Huizinga, Lovelace. HOUSEMOTHERS WYCKOFF DORM COUNCIL Front row: Ronald Amatranog Robert Messingerg Don Vogenthalerg John Granfors, Mike Moore. Back row: Dave Martin: Ed Kuesterg Peter Eacottg Bob Seybert. Front row: Larry Caeling Marc Posnerg Richard Frederics, Treas. Back row: Ray Janicekg Charles Feldman, Pres., Richard Noble. Missing: Robert Bird, Stu Mann, Robert Christopher, George Burnrneyerg William Surmang Paul Rernack. UNIVERSITY DORM COUNCIL WILLIAMS DORM COUNCR Front row: Georgia Wood: Pat Morrison: Marcy Ryberg: Sue NlcPheron, Pres.: Wanda Weder. Back row: Nancy Schwartz: Sue Schroeder: Keven Larson: Judy Reid: Sue Musial: Celesta Jurkovich. HHTZ DORM COUNCM Front row: Michelle Bucheck: Ann Morris: Diane Shooman: Janet Finke. Back row Rebecca Oswianza: Ginger Holcombe: Audrey Bitner: Maureen Farrell, Pres. LOVELACE DORM COUNCW Front row: Nlari .lo Fricke: Jacki Brasnick: Elaine Hammer. Back row: Gudrun Schaefer, Pres.: Sandy Calanca: Karen Millingerg Linda Silver. Front row: Jan Anthony: Hilary McAllister: Earlyn Ebesu: Shelley Edelheit. Back row: Phyllis Stern, Pres.: Joan Cuyjet: Chris Meines: Karen Powell. BURGESS DORM COUNCH -- max MPM f -W WW . MWMJ FRESHMAN CLASS. Front row: Andy Covitz. Pres.: Linda Rovelstad. Sec. Back row: Su Cane aday. Vice-Pres.: Vicky Sirnon. Treas. CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS. .Jim Freeland, Vice-Pres.: Anne Lindon. Sec.: John Skubik, Pres.: Robert Eichberg. Treas. .T .7 SOPHOMORE CLASS. Jirn Livergood, Treas: Gary Roberts, Pres Sherry Tuller, Sec. JUNIOR CLASS. Martin Miller, Pres.: Jacquie Moore, Sec.: Richard Koch, Vice Pres.: Blake Devitt, Treas. Nm 'CT IWYMNNV 147 Front row: Carole Crump, State Coordinator: Margaret Ringel, National Vice-Pres. Back row: Patti Andresg Fran Erirenreichg Linda Crane. Missing: Bob Prisco. ASSOCIATED STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATED WOMEN STUDENTS Front row: Joanne Piazza: Trude Erdenberger, Sec.: Anne Lindon. Pres.: Jeanne Krouse, Vice- Presg Linda Soll. Second row: Ruth Ann Kengott, Rose Hecntg Maureen Farrell: Jerrie Fein- steing Elaine Rosenthal. Back row: Jan Beaumont: Pat Craigo: Barb Bulman: Gudrun Schaeferg Turza Goodyear. Front row: Doug Springerg Andrea Pellarg Anne Lindon: Libby Johnson: Jeff Hawkinson. Back row: Dr. James Taylor: Dr. Ronald J. Koperski: Dean Edward King: Dr, John Howard: Mr. E. J. Ritter: Bruce Brooke. CAMPUS COMMUNITY COMMISSION Front row: Pat Cignarellig Bruce D. Brooke, Chief Justice: Buffie August. Back row: Darryl Graham: Paul Novak: Morris Kleiner: James Nugent. I49 SUPREME COURT STUDENT CENTER BOARD Front row: Rose Hecht Libby Johnsong Andi Pelierg Kathy Jackson: Barb Van Horne. Back row: Jean Reicheltg Dave Backer: Bobbie Applegate: Steve Rappg Barb Bulman. BAND CHORALE Front row: Connie Grosbollg Claire Brelick: Maggie Becker: Nancy Williamsg Susan Herr: Pat- ti Andres: Renna Bussellz Kathy Rusk: Sue Voss: Gail Leuelling: Cheryl Pape: Kathy Martensg Linda Post. Second row: Greg Upton: John Lehmang Chuck Asher: Mike Beck: Larry Rundquist: Mike Boruchg Kathy Egartg Sharon Webbg Paula Solornong Cathy Schuesslerp Cathy Taylorg Kay Allardg Carole Crump: Peggy Kirnmellg Pam Langley. Third row: Jirn Schraderp John Langerp Jim Spailingg Brett Schafferg Roland MacBethg Lee Lofquist: Steve Saling. Back row: Dave Livingstong Dave Radosevichg Jerry Breitmang Ray Billg Ron Herron: Bob Thomas. 151 ANAGA Front row Maryanne Shatkus Vicki Wolfert Maureen Martin Claire Brelick Wanda Weder Second row Dainius Valiukenas Jan Beaumont Candy Jacobson Thomas Seymour Jane Beiser Jane Burch Third row Cindy Hatch Alvina Hefeli Alan Mehl Katha Fahey Debbie Schmidt candy Hobbs Back row James Bryant Fran Ehrenreich Thomas Garri tanog Jerry Grensg Marcia Till' Jim Griebenowg Greg Poterek. Maureen Martin . . . Mo. . .red hair and master of the un- official cut . . . director of traffic and guardian of the deadline . . . laughter and smiles. . . Editor. James Bryant. . .jbryant . . .cheerful copy editor l If you don't like the -- copy, write it yourself! l ...jack of all trades and master of the elliptical dotted line. . , f fue - 5 , . , '73, f George Kivowitz . . . Kiv . . .suave and debonair . . . photo editor with a magic touch . . .a legend in gant and cut oft blue sweatshirt. l52 , 1 11 :ww A KATHA FAHEY . . . Living Units editor. . .a merger without negotiation ALAN MEHL . . . Laying up the Sports section The boys . . .JAN BIRKELBACH, BOB FELDMAN, KEITH MULLER ...with heir Hassels and beat-up Nikons . . . to help a friend in need f I 5 s E? -Q. I53 l I Front row: Joe Nlarteski: Mary Ann Cochran: Anne Huddler: Jerry Breitman. Second row: Ed Welsh: Donna Nlaxey: John Slaman: Norinne Anderson: Don Lopke. Third row: Sue Brown: Carole Snyder: Tom Seymour: Ann Spacht: Wanda Weder: Barbara Winer: Susan Blum, Fourth row: Connie Breckel: Sandy Slater: Carla Frank: Kathy Fisher: Winifred Ward: Joe Rosenblum. Back row: Jim Fennell: Randy Koors: Duane Davy: Jim Nloroni: Joanne Zeller: Celesta Jurkovich: Bob Feldman. ,....q,,. - I ANNE HUDDLER assistant to the M C and author MARY ANN COCHRAN - - - the Only Edlf0f Wlfh 8 P5yCh9' in her own right analyzing the unlntelllglble delic desk. . .the defense for old, pending and expected libel suits. ,. -fl 4, 2 'Ev exe'-mx?-gl up Q ,agus 1- as .3 4, 5-, - as .ge fa illness, ef, 'Q fa. I 1- an fa, '5' 'D eoLL0wi-'w or: NG A Bluff M Mew A mesmf 141851711 K af WARM CHICKEN 4 00095 BA IIOZLWOCK T 'I Maw mm FRA!!! 2, WOM T025 A1747 AT WE! TH HA E MARTESKI . . . multlplylng the advertisements d lncreaslng dovldends. BOB FELDMAN, KEITH MULLER . . .each ow NTS ning halfa Front row: Debbie Shane: Joanne Engelhart. Sec.: Maureen Borden: Charley Steiner: Marv Zivitz. News Director: Michael Cuyiet, Program Mgr.: John DiCanio. Station Mgr.: Ed Staley, Commercial Mgr.: Mary Lou Szczesniak: Becky Webb: Susan Brown. Second row: Mark Stul- berger: Jack Oleskar: Rhoda Yare: Terry Goff: Dave Johansen: Richard E. Anderson: Dennis Groce: Robert Christopher: Larry January: Bob Feldman. Third row: Glen A. Grill: Patti Berry: Joseph Rosenblumz Alan Mehl: Jeanne Scott: James Moroni: Tony Sturniolo: Cheryl Bruce: Chuck Lovenz: Rick Brown: David DeVido. Back row: Dale Herr: Mike Stevens: Richard Kullmanz Richard Nixon: Ron Burdette: James French: Roger Wills: Ken Brierre: Keith Vanden Dooren. Jim Moroni interviews Ken Goldin, Director of Housing, on WRBU's Probe . 3 i 5 WRBU 2 x K : Wonderful Radio Bradley University l56 Front row: Candy Jacobsong Nancy Norton, Pres.: Marge Kestian, Sec. Back row: Michael Cuy- yet, Program lVlgr.3 Judd R, Van Sickle: John DiCanio, Station Mgr. Missing: lVlr. Henry C. Vander Heyden: lVlr. Paul Arneyg Mr. Allen A. Upton: lVlr, Lyle Bishop: Mr. E. J, Ritter, PUBLICATIONS BOARD OF CONTROL RADIO BOARD OF CONTROL Front row: Nlr. Kenneth Nlilanig Mr. Donald Raeuber: Mr. E. J. Ritter, Jr. Back row: James Free- landg Jeanne Reichelt3 Kathy Kahn: Peter Dolezal, Q l KAPPA Front row: Richard Guingrich: David A. Rosenquist: Patricia Justice: Bev Helling: M. I. Guest: H. A. Moore: E. C. Gasdort. Second row: Mary Lou Sparbel: W. W. Grimm: H. John Sathotf: Mar- vin G. Moore: Frank M. Gryna. Jr.: Michael S. Blayney: Robert R. Wicker: Stephen Franklin, Back row: Dale A. Witthoft: Lee R. Timmermannz H. E. Sandstrom: B. Singh: Robert M. Light- foot. Jr.: Richard Spillane: Robert Heineman. OMICRON DELTA KAPPA Front row: John Skubik: Gay Villers: Bruce Brooke, Vice-Pres, Back row: Jeff Haw- kinson: Roger Washkis, Treas. Missing: Mr. Henry Vander Heyden: Dean Orville Nothdrutt: Art Evans: James Erickson: Jim Freeland, Pres. Front row: Andrea Peller: llla Conklin: Norinne Anderson: Mary Ann Cochran. Historian. Sec- ond row: Kathy Kahn: Buftie August: Mary Lou Haun, V.P.g Pat Cignarelli. Sec. Back row: Heidi Niko, Treas.: Carole Crump: Sue Mohns: B. J. Brockmeier. Pres. MORTAR BOARD Front row: Michael Cibull: Gary Kattenbraker: Steve Sproul: Robert R, Wicker: Paul Leder: John Coon. Second row: Keith Kanouse: Jerry Loacker: Darryl Graham: Bill Thorsness: Blake Devitt. Third row: Ron Zarng Dave Johnson: Dennis L. Fisher: David Sweet: Dan Peterson. Back row: Ste- phen Seiler: Patrick Barron: Terry Mohn: Thom Berkes: Marvin Marshall: Ronald Epperly. PHI ETA SIGMA ALPHA LAMBDA DELTA l Front row: Clare Liebert: Carole Benson. Second row: Mary Raynett: Marcia Price: Susan Voss Back row: Kathy Rawlins: Pat Wessel: Linda Post: Jackie Zelinka: Jane Beiser. Front row: Jacquie Moore: Sec.: Nancy Williamson: Jeanne Reichelt: Treas.: Terry James, Pres.: Loretta Antonacci. Second row: Jan Miller: Jeanne Krouse: Patti Andres: Anne Huddler: Barbara Winer: Barbara Van Horne: Lorraine Tani. Back row: Linda Elman: Nancy Watson: Diane Fulton: Barb Bulman: Lee Ann Fink: Kristi Cook. CHIMES ZETA PI Front row: Pat Freeman: Sharon Livingston, Back row: Ronnie Beetschen, Dick Kurz: John Colgan. Missing: James Carlson: Glenn Compton: James Grimm: Connie Nlanthe: Janice Mueller: Steven Simon: Lyle Yattoni. ETA KAPPA NU TAU BETA PI l Front row: Dan Westervelt: Steve Graflund: Dale A. Hachtel, Treas.: Gary Erickson Missing: Tom Lockhart: Owen Jury: Richard Johnston: Ed Gehlbach. Front row: Dale A. Witthoft: Lee Timmermann, Treas.: Roger Schmidt, Pres.: Steve Graflund, Vice-Pres.: Judd R. Van Sickle. Back row: Dan Westervelt: David McCraight: Gary Erickson: Dale A. Hachtel: Donald E, Jaques. Missing: Ed Gehlbach: Owen Jury: Tom Lockhart: Jay Russell: Robert Schroyer: Ron Winn. ff- MU EPSILON PI Front row: Ron Van Huss. Pres. Second row: Terry Jamesg Ellen Hopkinson. Sec. Back row: John Rauch, Vice-Pres. DELTA PHI DELTA 0 Front row: Jill Reese. Cherie Kluesing, Vice Pres.. Steve Garrod, Pres.: Susan Weinberg. Sec.. Michelle Fuenfer, Treas. Second row: Adrienne Kritzg William K. Budde: Donna Glowski3 James IVl. Nlatarellig Spandau Parks: Penelope J. Pugh. Loretta Antonacci. Back row: Alvina Hefeli: Carol Rau: Don Dedicg Mike Welch: Barbara Armstrong: Sheila Blackg Karen Larson. SIGMA TAU Front row: Judd R. Van Sickle: Dan Westervelt. Pres.: Gary Erickson. Vice-Pres.: Dale A. Hach- tel. Sec.: Lee Timmermann. Treas. Back row: Russ Arvidson: David lVlcCreight: Roger Lybeck: Steve Graflund: Dale A. Witthoft. Front row: Paul Novak, Operations Off.: Jim Weber: David Morrisson, Admin. Ott.: John Scofield. Exec. Ott.: Maj, George Stegman, Advisor: James Egizii, Commander: Robert Cook, Comptoller: Greg Florey, information Olt.: Robert Foster, Rl. Tr.: Jim Close, Adiutant Rec. Second row: USAF 2nd Lt. John Campbell: Ronald Vanl-luss: Richard Kraft: Charles Ruge, Chaplain: David Neal: Gary Andrews, David Vargo. Back row: David Stoner: John Skubik: Joseph DeLong: Marvin Marshall: Steven Olson. ARNOLD AIR SOCIETY ANGEL FLIGHT gr. . -1- 2 Front row: Sylvia Stafford: Marcy Ryberg, Pl. Tr.: Jacquie Moore, Comptroller: Barbara i Winer, information Off.: Margaret Ringel, Commander: Anne Lindon, Exec. OH.: Corky Engel- brecht, Operations Off.: Nancy Williamson, Standards Off.: Maureen Martin, Admin. Off.: Lorraine Tani. Second row: Terry James: Sandy Wolski: Linda Elman: Twanna Crider: Margie Simon: Teresa Dossett: Greta Holmberg: Diane Fulton: Nancy Watson: Carol Hubbard. Third row: Ann Blue: Lee Ann Fink: Kathe Bahr: Susan Stern: Marilyn Sear: Sandy Seitfer: Alvina i l-leteli: Linda Soll: Marge Kestian: Kathe Dunk: Jean Todd. Back row: Susan Brown: Ann Morris: Sue Egizii: Kathy Powell: Carole Benson: Ginny Lannaman: Carolyn Long: Joanne Young: Judy Miller: Regina Skovronsky: Barb Hummel: Mary Fasulo. l62 SIGMA ALPHA ETA Front row: Ann Morris: Penny Loeb: Peggy Loeb: Sue Mohns: Sandee Lawson, Pres.: Margo Berndt: Leah Sloane: Melanie Urdang: Marilyn Sear: Barb Shapiro. Back row: Niki Ruben: Kathy Rusk: Joyce Kidd: Sue Stein: Vicky Gricius: Marcea Fosrnan: Carole Crump: Karen Miliingerg Katha Fahey: Candy Jacobson: Alix Rohrs: Judy Wilensky: Lyn Frackman. ALPHA PI MU Front row: James Freeland, Pres.: Lee Timmermann, Sec.: David McCreight, Treas. Back row: F. M. Gryna, Advisor: Roger Von Holt: Dennis Kroil: Larry Aft. Missing: Don DeBruin. Front row: Russ Arvidson: Robert De Ruyter: William Davies: Steven Altenburg. Back row: Marvin Schneider: George Sorensen: Jerry Warren: George Bondor. PITAU SGMA Front row: Mary Golden: Sally Greene. Second row: Starr Coopersmitl1:Jonn McCarty: Claudia Higgins, Third row: Steven Dresdner: Sandy Lawson: Carolynn Evans. Back row: Ken Geyer: Louie Himmelg Robert Unger: Jonathan Tabbert: Robert Wayne. Missing: Jenny Jackson: Sue McPheron: Linda Hoekenga: Fred Walter: Linda Benjamin: Nancy Norton. in-lllli ' iff. , X ALPHA PSI OMEGA A 74. gf iii Es' me W We -av 5 Sw Q my ' 1 ' W ' Y Q Sf Q , ' 7 . . g 9 ,YW f 'Q' 'Sh H QW Vg! 1 i Q sr 8 S 9 y S 1Q Q PROFESSIONALS rf 'WF 'YW 'fr x fp - I 'Q 3 ,. gg , if ,fn-'Q .ns Bvio ei 1 1 M 1 'F W A X Q, 1, in 3 Q W l Front row: John Lanzer: John LaMagdeleine: Fred Ragucci: Ted Manzano, Treas. Second row: Jim Shrader: Bob Thomas: Dave Rosler: Karl Kasjens. Back row: Steven Skinner: Rick Skow- ronski: Terry Mohn, Pres.: Richard Albright, V.P.: Ronald Herron. Missing: Daryl DeVore: Keith Ra rnsden: Joe Huerta: Ray Marshall: Dave Livingston: Jack Schulze: Ray Bill. PHI MU ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA IOTA Front row: Penny Shook: Leah Goldman: Susan Voss: Karen Larnm: Sally Welch. Second row Claudie Glick: Cheryl Pape: Sandi Salada: Linda Post: Nancy Stern. Back row: Paula Solomon Vice-Pres.: Pam Langley: Mary Kay Fink, Pres.: Natalie Cohen: Marilyn Barer, Treas. l67 Front row: Gerald Kaney, Treas, Armen Zakarian, Sec., Duane Barlow, V.P., Dennis Noel, Pres., Richard Koenig. Second row: John Hoppesg John Lucide, Alan Glasscock, Mike l-luntzinger. Back row: Rodney Mauch, Larry Kiger, Robert Hult, John Civetta, David Serfass. Front row: Richard Koenig, Treas., Robert Hult, Pres., Robert Koenig. Back row: James Brubaker, Thomas Keeley, Edward Farver. Missing: Bryan Ricci, V.P., John Gilchrist, Ron Carnett. BUILDING CONSTRUCTION CLUB I Front row: David Serfass, Pres., Larry Kiger, V.P., Laura Lynn Flagler, Rodney Mauch, Treas., John Civetta, Sec. Second row: Ted Shooman, Ed Maggio, Don Paulone, Ron Miller, Ken Ferino, Rich Buckner, Mark Nau- man, Gregory Reid. Third row: Richard Edmond, R. Larry Skala, James Frietsch, Allen Towne, Charles Deutsch, Jay Hinshaw, Bruce Kerr, Paul Barrath. Back row: Chuck Brown, Mitchell Conner, Jerry Erickson, John Uhlig, William A. Miller: Larry Gregory. MACHINE DESIGN CLUB Front row: Gerald Kaney, Ted Wrona, John Lucido, Treas., Donald Teague, Advisor, Dennis Noel. Back row: John l-loppes, Sec.,, Armen Zakarian, Rich Vercler, Dean Lichtenberger, Duane Bar- low, Mike Huntzinger, Pres. l6B Front row: Dennis Kroll: Sec.: Gary Erickson Pres.: Dr. RP. Jetton, Advisor: Dale A.l-lachtel VP.: Dick Scott. Second row: Don Homola Robert Marchetti: William Hrank: Ted Olson James Ozee. Third row: Tom Speer: lVl. V Wohlschlegel: David L. Nlaricle: Henry Nickel John G. Crystal. Back row: Richard Gingerich Roger Sharp: Robert Hullier: Jerry Stetzler Frank Abegg. SIGMA PHI DELTA PHI CHI THETA Front row: Vicky Henrikson, PI. Tr.: Kathy Burge, Rec. Sec.: Carol Kranz, Treas.: Sharon Living- ston, Vice-Pres.: Roberta Lindblom, Pres. Second row: Linda Williams: Sandra Steele: Julia l-lau: Sharon Towne: Phyllis Pauls: Lori Falck: Bonnie Fehr. Third row: Kathy Hotchkiss: Ginnie George: Marcy Ryberg: Maureen Kenny: Jean Wessel: Lynn Balding: Marsha Peterson. Back row: Jan Goodwin: Carol Pfahl: Pat Freeman: Audrey Bitner: Sue Wehlage: Renee Golik. Missing: Nancy Bippert: Michelle Bucheck: Jeri Carlson: Jane Evers: Karen Miller: Jan Mueller: Janet Profter: Sandy Slater: Eileen Strejc. Front row: Regina Skovronsky, Corr. Sec.: Stuart Lasser: Jerry Grens: Phyllis Morgan, Rec Sec.: Celesta Jurkovich, Treas. Second row: Linda Holloway: Mary Ann Cochran: Ann Thom as: Joan Williamson: Sandie Greenberg: Barbara Winer. Back row: Steven Seigel, Lynn Draw er: Larry Cotfrnan: Joanne Zeller: Mary Jo Brown. Missing: Albert Duling, Pres.: Steve Novick Vice-Pres.: Richard Schucart: Bob Sime: Bob Wall. l70 Front row: Pat Freeman: Walt Burger, Vice-Pres.: William Harrell, Pres.: Lori Falck. Second row: Wayne Webb: Phil Henry: Dan Peterson: Fred Brubaker: Steve Wittert. Back row: Gerald Stuard: Duane Davy: Richard Nagode: Dan Miller. Missing: Jan Mueller, Treas: Tom Phillips, Treas. AMERICAN MARKETING ASSOCIATION Front row: Julia Hau: Marcy Ryberg, Treas.: Marcia Reck, Sec.: Carl Lindberg, Exec. Vice-Pres.: John Larson, Pub. Vice-Pres.: Bob Klopfenstein, Programs Vice-Pres. Second row: Reno Calcari: Gale Gall: Wally Hall. Third row: Edward Krantz: Harris Reinstein: Dane Waitkus: Greg Maczek: Paul Arney. Back row: Gay Gaumier: Larry LaCroix: J. Alan Bennett: Jerry Grensi Wendell Mil- ligan: Bob Leonard. ASSOCIATION OF ACCOUNTANCY Front row: Susan McPheron, Fran Ehrenreich, Historian: Carolyn Hudson, Activities: Joyce Kidd: Donna Gualandig Jane Burch: Marcia Till, Treas.3 Georgia Wood, Pledge Trainer. Sec- ond row: Vicky Henriksong Suzanne Sturgissg Susan Sharpe: Susan Anderson, Pres. Pledge Class: Sharon Jackag Teresa Dossettg Pam Johnson: Carol Hennessey, Vice-Pres. Third row: Marilee Whitney, Loretta Antonaccig Jackie Tracy, Sec., Nancy Schreiber: Susan Miller, Mar- cia Shimrnel: Janet Eberly: Mary Ann Scesniak: Peggy Hill: Mary Raynett. Back row: Maureen Farrell, Pat Morrison, Kathleen Mulveyg Pat Prichard, Carol Rau, Dianne Ritter, Sue Johnson, Carole Snyder, Vicki Hauser. GAMMA SIGMA PHI 'H' ' Y' HW? if we-fzfmlifr r Beta Nu becomes a pledge colony of Alpha Epsilon Phi national sorority. First row: Hetty Becker: Nancy Wasserman: Lonnie Altschuler: Marsha Hoffman: Susan Sch- wartz: Sherry Kolker. Second row: Diane Shooman: Janice Keeshin: Debee Alex: Sherie Lee: Lorie Gastman: Linda Green: Debby Gale: Linda Michelson. Third row: Jeanne Robin: Rita Sacknoli: Barbara Weisner: Lynn Waxler: Joanne Cohen: Marilyn Messinger: Janie Pressman: Ronni Gerber: Andi Brainin. Fourth row: Suzi Landsman: Randi Karasik: Linda Silver: Janice Gerber: Liz Doyne: Jill Gordon: Arlene Schoeman: Fredi Wexler: Joanne Moss: Elaine Hammer. Back row: Fran Proler: Judy Asnin: Sherilyn Rubin: Karen Epstein: Maida Harris: Barbara Garber: Donna Sessler: Suzanne Stein: Candy Kassof: Patty Fromson: Bonnie Dreier. ALPHA EPSILON PHI in-f I74 H Front row: Bill Holmes: John Bowman, Vice-Pres.: Bob Ward: Pat Armato, Pres.: Dave Walker Dennis Bagley, Treas.: Michael Canham: Ed Krantz. Second row: Art Savage: Jim Richardson Fred Miller: Mike Massa: Rich Buckner: Tom Mraz: John Coon: Gary Grebner. Third row William Cleair: James Ziegler: Robert Usnik: Robert Stickelmaier: Lee Schindler: Dick Cra mer: Jerry Maple: Harris R. Reinstein. Back row: Steve Peterson: Lee Jameson: Wayne Hawk ins: John Schubert: Tom Derby: Don Bowles: Jerry D. Ledbetter: Bill Hargrove: Tom Anell. OFF CAMPUS MEN'S ASSOCIATION H-'L' Front row: Karl Dobrinichg Anne Huddler, Vice-Pres.: Gil Willeumier, ViceAPres.g Bob Foster, Pres., Jan Reinhart, Sec., Chuck Lorenz, Treasg Carol Mountg Donna Fevola, Second row: Joseph Rosenblumg William Brown, Maureen Farrell, Mary Curran: Carol Rau, Jaynee Crate: Janis Cutler, Adrienne Schurwanz, Mary O'l3rieng Sandra Megeffg Reg Ringness, Third row: Robert Shomper: Kathleen Krippelg Jan Goodwin, Kathy Hotchkiss, Linda Hart, William Cleairg Edward Rimsong Richard Fredericsg Bruce Domoto: Terry Breen, G. L. Broune, Faculty Advisor, Back row: Dan Earl, Charles Cooper: Mike Salinas, James Ziegler, Daniel Marsh: Don Morris, Frank l-luber, Jay A. Schauvveckerp Paul Johnson. INDEPENDENT STUDENTS' ASSOCIATION BRADLEY STUDENT SERVICE COMMITTEE Front row: Cclockwisey Jay Grusing Mariana Messinger Mary Leonard Carol Hubbard Jan Beaumont, Sec.: Donna Maxey, Sec, Steven W. Blatnak Harris R Reinstein Treas Ann Spacht, Sec., David Votawg Dorothy Nathan, Pres Mlsslng Chuck Miner Robert E Gunter John Hatch, Leigh Taylor, Michael Rice. I76 Front row: Harriet Sachsel, Pub. Chairman. Second row: Nancy Abram- son: Pres.: Linda Broms, Sec-Treas. Back row: Maxine L. Zissman, Vice- Pres. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED PEOPLE Front row: Michael Cuyjet: Ulisher Thomas: Joyce Box: Jill Wood: Margo Miller: Patricia Belford: Arthur Rose: Romaine Lee: Cecelia Duncan: Margo Rock. Second row: Sharman Davis: June Lewis: Karla R. Kindred: Joan Cuyjet: Caryl Brown: Joseph B. Pierre: Dianna Fuller: Beverly Bulbitt: Cheryl Turner: Pamela Holley: Sylvia Stafford. Third row: Diane Wilder: Geraldine Parson: Ramona L. Jones: Rena S. Grant: Henry Patterson: John O. Steele: Cheryl L. Bruce: Linda Brunson: Raymond Marshall: Kenneth Crutcher. Back row: Guy Lee Bibbs: Jaynee Crite: Vasco Bridger: Victor L. Joell Ill: John Taylor: Kenneth Moore: Willie Snipes: Earl Meyers, Jr.: Clillord E. lrons: Michael Millen. Missing: Ernest W. Baker, Jr.: Dagon Garris: Patricia Logf gins: Eugene B. Webster, Jr.: Richard Wright: Linda Crawford: Michelle Turner: Benny Terry: Earlyn Ebesu: Carolyn Homes: Joe Williams: Joe Allen: Willie Betts: Ann Flynn: Lona Cooley: Randall Bowen. STUDENT NATIONAL EDUCATION ASSOCIATION First row: Rich lVlcKi Kirnmel. Back row: nney. Pete Dolezal: Grear Don Dippold: Nlarc Pos- ner. Missing: Mike Eckstein: Terry Knapp. CIRCLE K OFF CAMPUS WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION First row: Gloria Herrrnang Laura Swaing Jeanne Rosenbohrng Peg Ringness: Carol Hennessey. Second row: Karen Beardg Nancy Vossg Cathy Lillehojg Susan Clareyg Pam Johnson: Jeanette Pottery Paul Reifsteck. Back row: Carol Nlountg Jan Reinhartg Nancy Simonsen3 Vicki Velpelg Marsha Gilberttg Patrice: Nlaryeanne Shatkus. I78 if Front row: Stephen L. Fuld: John F. Doyle, Sec.: James W. DeLong, Treas.: Joyce J. Webber. John Rafalke, Pres.: Steve LaPaugh, Vice-Pres.: John Taylor, Second row: Donald H. Kimes: Ronald A. Brown: John Van Zandt: Marty Yoches: Benjamin W. Dyer: John Macleod: Bill Murphy: Marv Nelson. Third rw: Ed O'Donnell: Al Johnson: Terry O'Reilly: Norm Ander- sen: Jim Morgan: R. A. Bieth: Jerry L. Jensen: J. J. Simen: Tony Donato. Back row: Ronald L. Haynes: Joseph L, Wagner: George W, Foley, Jr.: Dennis L. Salman: Al Luther: Patrick D. Brophy: Stirling Scruggs: Ronald Broy: Jeffrey Kerr. Missing: Bill Slutz: Harold Plack: Dean Westway: Hank Parrish: Joe Livingston: Mike Dethorne: Rick Grimm: Ray Boller: Jerry Cecil: Gary Meller3 Gary Stevens: Keith Patterson. The Vet's Club football team won the IOC League championship this fall. QETSCLUB r , ls? .nil :f aw -J5YSfLl5B ry: 'fCL Jas . ,,, f we l79 VET'S CLUB Front row: Kenneth Ball: Barb Cohn, Secg Robert Eichberg, General Chairmang Nancy William- son3 Warren E. Laurita. Back row: Michael Cuyjetg Barbara Winery Kathe Bahrg Linda Elman: Bill Thorsness. Missing: Steve Rapp: Bobbi Applegate, Advisor. CAMPUS CARNIVAL STEERING COMMITTEE LECTURE ARTS Front row: Carol Wicksg Sue lVlarty3 .lan Putnamg Sue Wardg Alan lVlehl. Missing: Barry Stortz, Chairman: Lynn Nlorrellg E. J. Ritterg Jack Kuntzg Ken Goldin. Front row: Jan Millerg Carole Crump: Marge Finneyg Peggy Schroeder. Back row: Carol Wicksg Scott Lowtwaitg Dave Bachertg Jerry Cizekg Sue Ward, m.-ef. ,,.. V -Nu... xAw N 2...-1g1f,w- 1 f.: I 1.1-111 HOMECOMING STEERING COMMITTEE Y '--1 ' 'Y' Front row: Alice Farnsworth: Kate Reis: Frankie Freedman: Susie Kelley: Jan Putnam: Linda Elman: Mary Demos, Second row: Andi Brainin: Mary Budke: Candy Branham: Margie Pappert: Terri Mayer: Marty Dodge: Teresa Dossett. Third row: Maureen Meade: Lynne Mass: Pat Morrison: Sheryl Clark: Betty Reiser: Nancy Lipow: Linda Wykel: Kathi Bahr. Back row: Nancy Adams: Donna Meek: Carole Gerlt: Kay Krasin: Mary Ann Fosco: Carol Tosto: Terrie Hunt: Linda Gustavson: Nancy Watson. MERI-N-ETTES AQUADETTES Front row: Marty Johnson: Robyn Reid: Joyce Logan Claudia Christ Melanie Edmonds Kathy Johnston: Evelyn MacMichael: Ginny Lannamann: Christie Preston Madeleine Murphy Barb Cook. Back row: Larry Slavicek: Ann Withers: Joan Lavetter Kathy Frank Michael Omar Candy Hobbs: Dick Wimer: Sherry Evans: Kathy McDonald Rita Chandler Nancy Berry Bob Gorgensin. WOMEN'S RECREATION ASSOCIATION Front row: Susan Dexter, Vice-Pres.: Carol Rader, Pres.: Sandi Trimarco: Nancy Swenson. Second row: Evelyn MacMichael: Carolyn Robinson: Marilyn Kavale: Betty Lotz. Back row: Linda Soll: Karen Meltzer: Melanie Edmonds: Carole Schottenfeld, Treas. INTERNATIONAL STU DENT'S ORGANIZATION Front row: Deborah Bielat: Jerry Cecil, Vice-Pres.: Lawrence Lew, Advisor: l-lomayoun Archang, Pres.: Ramesh Kapur, Treas.: Carolyn Fukuda. Second row: Mir Mohammed Ali: Yee M. l-lom: Nina Balanik: George P. Maragos: Eileen Lembersky: Ellen Kuamli: Linda Gilfand. Third row: Duangrydee Buranasonggram: Tomoki Yamamoto: K. M. Jayaprakash: Julia l-lau: Sharon Skiles: Parves Jokhy: Margaret McMullen: Ed O'Donnell. Fourth row: Donald Johnson: Elaine Etzkin: Joellen Weinstein: Judy Weinstein: Freydown Naeymirad: Thurid Eve Jensen: J. J. Simon: Jack M Weinstein: Tuvan Madanoglu. Back row: Elias E. Azpurua: Bob Eggerichsl Sharon Sekers: Henrique Roman: K. R. Sridhar: Joanne Weinstein: Sherylee Gunter: Toygun Madanoglu: B. C. Ogweng: Samuel Teo. 182 I. . A ALPHA PHI ALPHA Front row: James T. Brown. Sec.: Eldred A. Moore: Raymond C. Marshall, Pres: Ramona L. Jones. Sweetheart: John O. Steele, Vice-Pres.: Jimmy E. Holmes. Treas. Second row: Joe N. Williams: Michael D. Porche: Frederick T. Horne: Lankford Bolling. Jr.: Jeffrey C. Broadnax. Third row: Richard Wright: Larry Criss: Ronald Botts: Bennie Terry: Kenneth L. Crutcher: Dagon Garris. Back row: David Brown: Charles R. Heath. Jr,: Willie Snipes: Kenneth Moore: Vasco Bridges. Front row: Cecelia Duncan: Romaine Lee: Joyce White: Mrs. Andrews: Beverly Alston, Pres.: Margo Rock, Treas.: Rosalind Yvette Zanders, Vice-Pres. Back row: Jill Wood: Marie lyn Hinton: Diane Wilder: Gerri Parson: Beverly Bullitt: Ramona L. Jones: Sharman Davis. Missing: Lona Cooley: Junice Studdard: Cheris Siddall: Karla Kindred. 183 Roger Washkis: Carole Crump: Gay Viliers: Debbie Hoye: Maureen Martin: Kathy Kahn: Jirn Freeland: Kristi Cook: David Serfass. WHO'S WHO f ,, , -sw ' v . L - -, ww John Skubik: Mary Ann Cochran: Anne Lindon: Libby Johnson: Judd Van Sickle: Art Link. ft Marg Ringel: Bruce Brooke: Barb Winer: Bob Prisco. Front row: B.J. Brockmeierg Sue Snyder. Second row: Doug Springer: Andi Peller. Barry Stortzz Dane Waitkusz Jeff Hawkinson. Back row nv 'f' 185 S hw M Front row: Joanne Fortuna: Chris Darby: Pres.: James Lediger, Vice-Pres.: Gerard Cillilo: Pat Jones. Second row: Kathleen Earle: Martha Green: Marjorie Bour- scheidt: Linda Hart: Jamee English: Kathleen Kipple. Back row: Maureen Far- rell: Michael Cuyiet: Thomas Sprick: Pam Davidson: Mike Stevens: Walter F. Mellens: Carol Poremba. NEWMAN CLUB CHI RHO Front row: Bob Newton: Greg Mehawich: Sharon Webb: Victor J. Joell, Ill: Sharon Skiles. Second row: Cheryl Pape: Bill Scar- paci: Lori Falck: Robert Depp: Paul Johnson: Donna Stark. Back row: Bruce Hansen: Jerry McGuire: John Albrecht: Steve Marsh: l Jerri Bisantz: Jeanne Rosenbohm. Missing: Perry Tudor, Campus Minister: John Hanks, Vice-President. l86 INTERFAITH COUNCIL Front row: Becky Carrara, Mary Meyer, Pres., Joyce Lehman, Sec., Prof. William B. Gould, Advisor. Back row: Barb Steinvvedelg Victor J. Joell, lllg Richard E. Kraft. HILLEL Front row: Karen West, Treas.: Patrice McClellan: David Engblom, Pres.: Nereida Ortega. Second row: Glen Sidlerg Greg Oppenhuis: Ted Krosse: Joyce Lehman. Back row: Robert Dandberg: Greg Barry: Gene Sidler. Front row: Larry Aft, Vice-Pres.: Susan Weinberg, Sec.: Harris Rein- stein, Pres.: Igor Ellenberg. Second row: Spencer Seides: Marcea Fosman: Ronni S. Wittlissi Sara Brooks: Doug Levy. Back row: Natalie Cohen: Nancy Stern: Robert Rosenberg: Brian Gre- bon: Kenneth S. Elinotf. INTER-VARSITY MUEX 2 i' 5 ff E Q 3 is 9 Q Z Q E i 5 1 5 f - LL,-,. if .Awww min. U- gf 5, www. war Wag Q , M.L Iii? . if . if u .Q2i: :a::rv2:: ':::: - ,J Q 5 S f Qs , . . ..:1 .,,W, .. -- -f:.::5 qiv 3 3531 5 in N bm! ' P ggwsmf W X :E ' 92 5, 1 - A w5.rea'EL : 26 .1 K xr K '1'f-w-ww,w,1- 'iw f ,Q bs M, A 2 . . In 1 THE ADMINISTRATIVE LINE-UP DR. TALMAN W. VanARSDALE, JR., President of Bradley University THE BIG IVIUG . . . harbinger of good news from the East ...an authoritative figurehead with a boyish manner. Call him anything but Curly, an immaculate desk belies his profuse duties. Employing an Open Door Policy for students and trustees alike . . . he harbors a scholarly knowledge of Romantic poetry and remains a pragmatic optimist and a symbol of the University as it should be. 190 K. ARTHUR G. HAUSSLER, Executive Vice-President Frenchie . . . an integral part of the system of checks and balance. An eftusive representative to the Moms and Dads, he has become as synonymous with Bradley as basketball, and somehow just as important. Dr. Kuchel . . .administrator of the academics. his word is worth a thousand pictures. A dignified archetype ofthe black-gowned, he competes with the image by a quick grin as he solves the problems of wish fuifillment. E. RUSSELL KUCHEL, Vice-President for Academic Affairs ORVILLE NOTHDURFT, Dean of Admissions and Records LESLIE H. TUCKER, Dean of Students E V Nfl it 3:1 'B+ ny r .L 1' , ,ik 4 ' l 'r : ' G ' ' V . J I ' . f ' . - ., fit. vt. ' 1 HUGH MacMILLAN, Director of Plant Operation l l93 GEORGE R. BECK, Treasurer and Comptroller THE BRADLEY UNIVERSITY CLASS OF 1968 Acocella, Richard Adams, Susan, B.S.: Clarendon Hills. EK: EAH. Afesi, Lawrence, B.S.: Hohoe, Ghana. O.C.M.A.: ln'l. Club: Econ. Club: Newman Club. Ahlrich, Stephen, B.S.: Decatur. Pres. of Fresh. dorms. Aitken, Thomas, B.S.: Winfield. HKA, Pres.: lnter-Frat. Council. Allen, Don Allen, Joseph Alley, John, B.S.: Peoria. ASH, OCMA. Sec.: Assoc. of Acct: AMA: SAM: Chi Rho. Alpert, Joel, B.S.: Detroit, Mich.: ZBT. Trea.: Hillel. Alsaker, Robert, B.A.: Northbrook. Senate: A.R.A.: Dorm Council: Fr.-Soph. dance Comm. Alusic, Robert, B.S.C.E.: Elm- hurst. AXA: ASCE. Andersen, Chris, B.S.: Evanston. HKA: BSSC: Circle K: Dorm Council: SNEA. Andersen, Joyce, B.S.: Chicago. EK, Pres.: AWS: Dorm Council: Merri-N-Ettes: Aquadettes. Anderson, Norinne, B.A.: Belvi- dere. AZ: TE115: Mortar Board: Scout: SBA: SNEA. Anderson, Terry, B.S.: Galesburg. HKA. Andrews, Gary, B.S.: Potomac. Md. Arnold Air Soc.. Com- mander: AFROTC. Antonecchia, John, B.A.: White Plains. N.Y.: Inter-Frat. Council. Armstrong, Barbara Armstrong, Loren Arvidson, Russell, B.S.M.E.: Villa Park. HTS, Pres.: ET: JEC: S.A.E. ASME. Asher, Charles, B.S.: Peoria. IOC: AKYP: Amer. Mktg. Assoc.: SAM: Chorale. Athey, Melody, B.A.: Spring Valley. Auer, David, B.S.: Peoria. Amer. Mktg. Assoc. August, Elizabeth, B.S.: McLean, Va. XQ, Pres.: Pan-Hellenic: Angel Flight: Mortar Bd.: HAS: Supreme Court: 1I1K1I1: Dorm Council. Bailey, Richard, B.S.: Pekin. ZH: Act. Honor Soc. Baker, Donald, B.S.: Lincoln. R.A.: Scholars Program. Baker, Marilyn, B.S.: Peoria. 2AI:Band. Ball, Kenneth, B.S.: Milwaukee, Wisc. EQJEQ IIKA: Camp. Carn. St. Comm.: AMA: S.B.A. Barberis, Marielle, B.S.: Pekin. KIJXGZ SCOUT: SNEA: Chorale. Barkulis, James, B.S., Chicago. EIN. Bastion, Fred, B.S.C.E.: Peoria. AfiDQ:ASCE. Baurer, Dennis Beane, Art, B.S., Dubuque, Iowa. Circle K, OCMA. Benjamin, Linda Bering, William, B.A., Teaneck, N.J. Dean's List, Eng. Club. Berkes, Mary, B.A., LaGrange Park. 1'EfI1,PI.Tr.,SNEA. Berndt, Margo, B.S., Lincoln- wood. AZ: ANAGA: SCOUTJEAH. Sec. Bernstein, Paul, B.S.: Forest Hill, N.Y. AEH, Soc. Ch.: I.F.C., Rush Ch., Greek Week, Ch., Sen- ator, Jr.-Sr. Prom Com., A.S.G. Berry, Gregory, B.S., Manlius. Basketball, Track, Golf. Bers, Mitch, B.S., Niles. TEQ, Treas.: Sr. Class Treas. Berube, Marshall, B.S., North Haven, Conn. QKT, Rush Ch., SBA, Dorm Council, B.T.E. Betts, John, BS., Grand Ridge, Assoc. of Acct., Young Rep. Bigot, Ruth, B.S., Des Moines, iowa. S.N.E.A., Newman Club. Bin, Douglas Binswanger, Richard, B.S., Mem- phis, Tenn. ZBT, Pl. Tr., I.F.C., Senate, l.S.A., Hillel. Birenbaum, David, B.A., St. Louis, Nlo. Eng. Club, Psych Club. Birenbaum, Jane, B.A., St. Louis. Eng. Club, Pres., Psych Club, Hillel, Chi Rho. Black, Walter, B.S., Pekin. A.C.S Black, William, B.S., Franklin Park. Homecoming St. Comm., ACDQ, SNEA, R.A. Blair, Judith, B.S,, Wilmette. Univ. Theatre Guild, SNEA, Hillel. Blanchard, Linda, B.F.A., Glen- wood. AQHA. Blatnak, Steve, B.S., Barrington. BGH, I.F.C., B.S.S.C., OCMA. Blayney, Michael, B.S.: Peoria. QIDAQ, CIDH2, fIPKfI1, S.N.E.A. Blech, Janet, B.A., Peoria. Block, Alvin, B.A., Rock Island. SBA, Hillel AY, Pres., I.F.C., Sec. Blom, Bobbe Boatright, Jimmie, B.A., Peoria. Bogel, Camille, B.S., Chicago. Dorm Council, Newman Club, Home EcClub. Bond, Terrell, B.S., Wheaton. Aquadettes, S.N.E.A. Boothe, Diana, B.S., LaGrange. IYDB, Rush Ch., A.W.S., SNEA, Young Rep. 1 its 'Rt A- ' 'exif S' Bowen, Dorothy Boyd, John: B.S.: Woodstock, Conn.Soc.Club. Bradley, Sandra: B.S.: Peoria: F'-IPB: ANAGA: SBA: BSSC: SNEA. Bradley, Thomas: B.A.: Peoria. Brandt, Brian Brandt, Jaquiline Branham, Candy: B.S.: Barton- ville.ZK, Rec. Sec.: Meri-N- ettes: Angel Flight: UAB, Rec. Sec. Breitman, Jerald: B.S.: Decatur ANAGA, Bus. Man.: SCOUT, Bus Man.:AlVlA:Chorale. Bried, William: B.S.: Waukegan. AY, Pres. Brockmeier, Betty: B.S.: Ed- wardsville: HBCIJ, Pres.: Pan- Hel.: Who's Who: Senate: Mortar Board,Pres.: AAA: CIPK'-ID. Broman, William: B.S.: McHenry, AKrIfg EAM. Brooke, Bruce: A.B.: Joliet. EAE, Pl. Tr.: Who's Who: SAK, V-Pres.: Supreme Court, Chief Justice: SABRC, Ch.: C.C.C.: IIEA. Broy, Ronald: B.S.: Morton. Brubaker, Thomas Bubbico, Michael: B.S.: Seaford, N.Y.: GE: Circle K: IFC Football and Wrestling. Bucher, Jeannette: B.S.: Peoria. Buckner, Michael: B.S.: Gales- bu rg. Buhs, Daniel Bullock, Robert: B.S.: Peoria. Dean's List: A.M.A. Burgeson, Richard: B.S.: Oak Park. GE: Circle K. Burns, Todd: B.S.: Robinson. HKA,Sec. Butler, Katie Caplan, Michael: B.A.: Indianap- olis, Indiana. ZBT: IIEA: l.F.C. Supreme Court: M.V.C. Carlson, James: B.S.: Blue Island. OCMA: QKCIP: HKA: ZH: OAE: Economics Club. Carnett, Ronald: B.S.: Lockport. Carsch, Karin: B.A.: Gary, lnd. A.R.A.: W.R.A., V-Pres. Cation, Roberta Cellilo, Gerard: B.S.: Staten Island, N.Y. O.C.M.A.: A.A.: Newman Club: Young Demo- crats: Soccer Club. Chapman, Gerald: B.S.: Canton. BAE. Chernov, Richard: B.S.: Mil- waukee, Wisc. AEH: Pl. Tr., Secty.: Junior Class Vice-Pres.: l.F.C., Treas. Childs, Bryan Cignarelli, Patricia: B.A.: Peoria. AZ: Supreme Court Justice: Homecoming St. Comm.: New- man Club: Mortar Board, Sec. 196 Civetta, John: B.S.: New York, N.Y. Building Const. Club, Secty. Cizek, Jerry: B.S.: Riverside. AXA: Senate: B Club: Track: Football: M.V.P. Track. Clampitt: Alex: B.A.: Avon. O.C.M.A. Clark, John: B.S.: Washington. Cochran, Mary Ann: B.A.: East Cleveland, Ohio. AZ:SCOUT, ed.: Mortar Board: Chimes, Secty.: KTA: EAX. Cohen, Barbara: B.A.: Evanston. I.S.A.: Hillel. Cohen, Natalie: B.S.: Chicago. S.B.A.: I.S.A.: Dorm Coun.: Women's R.A.: Dean's List: Band: EAI: Hillel. Cohn, Barbara: B.A.: Glencoe. S.B.A.: Campus Carnival Sec.: Student Center Comm.: BSSC: SNEA. Cohn, John: B.S.: Springfield. Accountancy Honor Soc. Cole, Steven: B.S.: Chicago. TEfIJ:Hillel. Colgan, John: B.S.: Peoria. AK1Ifg ZH: Accounting Honorary. Comisky, James Compton, Glenn: B.S.: Sterling: EQE : ZH: Assoc. of Acct. Conklin, llla: B.S.: Springfield. XQ, Sec.: ANAGA: Senate: AWS: Angel Flight, Sec.: Mortar Board,V.-P. Conlan, Susan: B.S.: Winfield. AZ, Pres.: AWS: Newman Club. Conner, Mitchel: B.S.: Galena, Vet's Club: B.T.E. I97 Coon, Cathy: B.S.: Round Lake. Coon, John: B.S.: Elmwood. Senate: OCMA. Coopersmith, Starr: B.S.: Peoria. Un. Theatre Guild: ANPQ, V-Pres. Coppernoll, Larry: B.S.: Stock- ton.J.E.C.: A.S.M.E. Cordes, Dave Coulson, John: B.S.: Peoria. Band. Cournoyer, Steve Crabtree, Doug: B.S.: Waggoner. Dorm Council: OCMA. Crady, Jim Crump, Carole: B.S.: Piqua, Ohio. HBQID: SBA Exec. Board: Who's Who: Homecoming, Gen. Ch.: TIKA: EAH: AAA: QDKCD: Chimes. Crumrine, Bertha: B.A.: Peoria. Culberson, Roger: B.S.C.E.: Pana. QKT: JEC: A.S.C.E.g XEX. Cutler, Joyce: B.S.: Chicago. SNEA. Daque, James: B.S. Bethlehem, Penn. EN, V.-Pres.: Greek Week St. Comm.: AMA: Young Rep. Dalgish, David: B.S.: Louisville, Ky. JEC: l.E.E.E.: Flying Club. Davidson, Gary: B.S.: Palatine. Davidson, John: B.S.: Peoria: IIKA. Davies, Robert: B.S.: Godfrey. IIKA: QA9: QJHZ: fIJKfIJ: Senate: O.C.M.A. Defenbaugh, Russell: B.S.: Pe- oria. DeFoe, Richard: B.S.: Peoria. De Gironemio, Louis: B.S.: Utica, N.Y. Deitch, Ronald: B.A,: Chicago. ZBT, Sec.: l.F.C.: S.B.A.: B.S.S.C.: Jr.-Sr. Dance St. Com.: Hillel. De Long, James: B.S.: Peoria. Vet's Club, Trea.: S.A.M. Delsenno, Richard: B.S.: Brook- field. Amer. Nlktg. Assoc.: New- man Club. De Ruyter, Robert: B.S.: Peoria. S.A.E. De Thorne, Mike De Vore, Daryl: B.S.: Peoria. fI5MA,Trea. De Vore, Dean: B.S.: Peoria. De Winter, Joy: B.A.: St Louis, Mo. EK: Un. Theatre Guild: S.N.E.A.: Chi Rho: Young Rep. Dexter, Susan: B.S.: Galva. AZ: W.R.A. Di Canio, John: B.S.: Arlington Heights. Radio Board: WRBU Station manager. Donelson, Richard: B.S.: Chi- cago. l.S.A.: QX9: Young Rep. We --KV Dooren, Keith Dorethy, Jerald: B.S.: Peoria BTE: ROTC. Dorus, Kenneth Douseman, Richard: B.A.: Mil- waukee, Wisc. ZX: SNEA. Dresdner, Steve: B.S.: New York N.Y. O.C.M.A.: A1IfQ, Sec.: Un Theatre Guild: Hillel. Dretler, John Duewel, Jerry: B.S.: Elgin OCMA: AMA: S.A.lVl. Duling, Albert: B.S.: Nashville, Tenn. EAX, Pres.: Campus Cru- sade. Durr, Ronald: B.S.: Peoria. B- Clubz AKNP: ACIDQ: 1IDKCIJ:Assoc. of Accot. Easterly, James: B.S.: Litchfield. ZCIJE, Pl. Tr.: J.E.C.: A.S.C.E. Ebbert, Walter: B.S.: Peoria. 1IJA9:O.C.M.A. Eberly, Janet: B.S.: Findlay, Ohio. B.S.S.C.: F2411 Eckstein, Michael: B.S.: New Milford, N.J. O.S.lVl.A.: l.S.A.2 Hillel. Edlund, Lee: B.S.: Peoria. Edstrom, Lorren: B.S,: West La- fayette, lnd. Assoc. of Acct.: Young Rep.: Dorm Council: Chi Rho. Eflner, Randall: B.A.: Peoria. Eng.CIub. Egizii, James: B.S.: Springfield. DIPE: IFC: AFROTC: Arnold Air Soc.: AMA: Newman Club. Ehlers, Richard: B.S.: Kenmore, N.Y. AFROTC: l.O.C.: OCMA: JEC: S.A.E.: A.S.M.E.: ISA: Newman Club. Ehrenreich, Frances: B.S.: St. Louis, Mo. SBA: ASG.: B.S.S.C.: SNEA:ANAGA: PEG: Hillel. Ellenberg, Igor: B.A.: Montreal, Canada. WRBU: BSSC: Hillel. Engelbrecht, Corliss: B.S.: Bar- rington. EK, Treas.: Angel Flight: Aquadettes: SNEA: Dorm Council: Newman Club. Erdenberger, Trude: B.A.: Lib- ertyville. AWS, Sec.: Univ. Rules Comm., Sec: R.A. Fandel, Patrick: B.S.: Stanford. Vet's Club: Newman Club. Farrell, Carolyn: B.A.: Chicago. AAAHIJKCID. Fechter, Mary: B.S.: Hanna City. Feiler, Linda Feinstein, Jerrie: B.S.: Ocean- side, N.Y. EAT: AWS: Sr. Class Sen.: Dorm Council, V-Pres. Field, Robert: B.S.: Joy. JEC: S.A.E.:A.S.M.E. Finkbiner, Christine: B.S.: Glad- Wbmei Pa- HBQ: WRA: Orchesis: Young Rep.: SBA: Sister of the Sword. Fishman, Jay: B.A.: Wilmette. Politics Club: Hillel. Floom, Harlan: B.A.: St. Louis. Mo. AEII:HilleI. Foes, Ronald: B.S.: Annawan. Forner, Ronald: B.S.: Peoria. Forte, James: B.S.: Niles. AY: BSSC: Young Rep.: AMA. Francis, Drinda Francis, Paul: B.S.: Washington. OCMA: Soccer Club. Frank, Carla: B.S.: Springfield, Va. TYIJB: Scout: Meri-n-ettes, Pres.:SNEA. Franklin, Stephen: B.A.: South- port, lnd. Scout: CIPKQJ Dean's List: Eng. Club. Frasco, Richard: B.S.: Peoria. ZAE. Freeland, James: B.S.: Kansas City, Mo. AXA, Pres., Treas.: Who's Who: Senate: Jr. Cl. Pres.: Sr. Cl. V-Pres.: Pub. Board. Freeman, Pat Frey, Michael: B.A.: Sterling. OCMA: AFROTC: AMA: Newman Club. Frietsch, James: B.S.: Creve Coeur. BCT Club: Newman Club. Fuenfer, Michelle: B.F.A.: Chi- cago. Dorm Coun.: BSSC: SNEA: ACDA: Hillel. Furusho, VanDale: B.S.: Hakalau, Hawaii. AQQ: BSSC: SNEA. Galetti, Robert: B.S.: San Le- andro, Calif. AKtIf: Band: New- man Club. Gall, Gale: B.S.: Essex. A.M.A. Gantman, Stuart: B.S.: Sche- nectady, N.Y. ZBT, Sch. Chr.: SBA: B Club: Hillel. Gardner, Debilyn, B.S., West Hempstead, N.Y. Garguilo, Joseph, l3.S,3 Bergen- field, N.J. AY, Pl. Tr., S.A.E.: Young Dem., Newman Club. Garland, Roger Garrod, Stephen, B.F.A., Pala- tine. AKIDA, Pres. Gasparic, John, B.S., Joliet. S.A.E., B.T.E., Newman Club. Gaumer, Gary, B.S., Washington. AMA3Ecor1.Club3OCMA. Geller, Larry, B.S., River Forest. Dorm Council, Hillel. Gellman, Robert, B.S., White Plains, N.Y. AY Gerber, Peggy, B.A., Peoria. HBCID, Rush Chrmn., Senate, Cheer- leader, B-Club, Chimes, Angel Flight, Comm., Who's Who. Gilchrist, John, B.S., Mazon. Electron. Club, OCMA. Gilman, Fred, B.S., Pontiac. Giloth, Kirk, B.A,, Wheaton. Girard, Lynette, B.A., Bloom- field Hills, Mich. Home Ec. Club, Dorm Council, Newman Club. Glowski, Donna, B.F.A., Chicago. SCOUTIATDAQ SNEA. Godina, Ronald, B.S., Chicago. KAP, IFC Couric., AMA, JEC, AIIE. Gofl, Robert, Bs., Spring Valley, Gordon, Roselynn, B.A., Chicago. EAT, Corr. Sec., Hillel. Gordon, Walter Gould, Kathleen, B.S., Downers Grove. ANAGA, Women's R.A., Dorm Council, SNEA, BSSC. Grallund, Steven, B.S., Moline. HKN,2T,TBH,JEC:AllE. Granzin, Glenn, B.S., Park Ridge, AMA: SAM, Fresh. Golf Team. Grawey, Kathleen, B.A., Peoria. SNEA. Gray, James Green man, Lawrence, B.A., Flossmoor. 9:, IFC Council, AMA. Greenwood, Robin, B.A., Peoria. Newman Club. Gregga, James, B.S., Chicago.2X, V-Pres., Schl. Chrm., IFC Coun- ciI:2AX. Grens, Gerald, B.S., Chicago.2X, SCOUT, ANAGA, Circle K, EAXZ AMA, Newman Club. Grimm, James, B.S., Peoria. ZH, Econ. Club, OCMA. Gualandi, Madonna, B.S., Peoria. FZHIJ, Pres., Recog. Club, Sec- Treas. Guingrich, Richard, B.S., Spar- land.fIDKfID. Gulbrandson, George, B.S.: Fox River Grove. GE: WRBU, Eng. Club. Gwillim, Brent, B.A., Alton. 200 Haas, James, B.A.: Indianapolis AXA. House Mang.: Internatl Club. Hachtel, Dale, B.S.: Port Byron ECDL, V-Pres.: HKN, Treas.: ET Sec.: TBII: JEC, Pres.: IEEE: Prof Frat. Coun. Pres. Hackett, Martin, B.S.: Peoria. SNEA. Hagar, Kenneth, B.S.: Sandwich. JEC: ASME: OCMA. Hahn, Sherrill, B,M.E.: Peoria. EAI: Band. Hall, Walter, B.S.: Melrose Park. SE: IFC Council: Fresh. Class Sen.: Camp. Improv. Comm.: AMA. Hallberg, Douglas, B.S.: Gales- burg. TKE3 B-Club. Halle, Richard, B.S.: Shaker Hts.. Ohio.ZBT: Hillel. Hammer, Robert, B.S.: Far Rock- away, N.Y. AEIT: Gr. Week St. Comm.: Hillel. Hammerlund, James, B.S.: Wood- hull. ECIJE: Dorm Council. Hand, Melvin, B.S.: Peoria. Hannel, F. W. Hardenbrook, Ann, B.A.: Peoria. AZ: SBA: Fr-Soph Dance Comm.: SCOUT: Young Rep. Harmon Chaunce B A' Salem i Y? - -. , Va. AIIDQ: Amer. Chem. Soc.: OCMA. Harper, Margaret Hartman, Paul, B.A.: Chicago. HilIel:YoungRep. 2OI Hatch, John, B.S.: Prairie View. BSSC. V-Pres.: ISA: Psych. Club: Intern'l. Club: Young Rep.: OCMA. Hau, Julia, B.S.: Hong Kong. IIDXG: lntern'l. Club: AMA. Haun, Mary Lou, B.S.: Lake Bluff. Senate: Mortar Board: Hon. Soc. Council: AAA, fIJKfI1g SNEA. Havens, David, B.A.: Chicago. ZBT: .lr-Sr Prom Comm.: Model UN: IFC Dance Comm.: Pol. Sci. Club: Hillel. Havera, Stephen, B.S.: Peoria. QJEEHIJKIIJ. Hawkinson, Jeffrey, B.A.: Gales- burg. EKIJE, V-Pres.: Senate, Pres.: Radio Bd., Stat Mgr.: HKA. Hein, Patricia, B.A.: St. Louis, Mo. Newman Club. Heitner, William, B.S.: Chicago. TKE: Assoc. of Acct.: SAIVI: Econ. Club: Newman Club. Helling, Beverly, B.A.: Florissant, Mo. AZ, Pres., Rush Chrm.: Schl. Chrm.: Camp, Carn. St. Comm,: Angel Flight: Mortar Board: Chimes. Herbst, .loan Herman, Shelly Hermann, Roberta Hessling, Rita, Peoria. Eng. Club. Himmel, Lawrence, B.A.: Oak Lawn OX: Univ. Theat. Guild. Hinkley, Wylma, B.S.: E. Peoria. fI2KCIP:SNEA. Hinnen, Alan, B.A.: Eurkea. Dorm Council. Hoag, Bruce: B.S.: Glenview. HPKT, Pl. Tr.: Assoc. of Acct: AMA. Hochstatter, Brian: B.S.: Wyanet, S.A,E.: ASME. Hochstein, Stuart: B.S.: S. Bel- mar, N.J. ZBT, Sec.: AFROTC: Hillel. Hodge, Larry: B.S.: Bartonville. EAE. Hogan, Lyn: B.A.: Wheaton. HBQP: SCOUT: Dorm Council, Treas. Holmquist, Ralph: B.S.: Dunlap. S.A.E.: BTE: Eng. Power Club. Hopper, Darla: B.S.: Pekin. AZ: SBA:HAG. Hopperton, Merry: B.S.: Naper- ville. Hork, William Hornsby, Theodore: B.S.: Peoria. SAM. Horvath, Joan: B.A.: Chicago. SNEA: Newman Club. Houmes, Keith: B.S.: Rankin. Dean's List: ASCE, Rec. Sec. Howard, Roger: B.A.: South Orange, NJ. GE. Howard, Sally: B.S.: Peoria. SNEA: lnter-Varsity. Hoye, Deborah: B.A.: Peoria. HBCIP, Rush Chrm., Rec. Sec.: Senate, All School Sec. Hubbell, Marilyn: B.S.: Atlanta, Ga. FQIDB: SBA: Fr. Class Sec.: Meri-N-Ettes: SNEA: Lec. Arts. Huber, Albert: B.S.: Peoria. Hudson, Carolyn: B.S.: Liberty- ville. Dorm Council: Conc. Band: BSSC. Sec.: F2412 Chi Rho: Young Rep. Huey, Gary: B.S.: Pekin. Hughes, Marilyn Hult, Robert: B.S.: Chicago Hts. AQIDQ: BTE. Huntzinger, Michael: B.S.: Pen- dleton, lnd. BSSC: BTE: Mach. Design Club: OCMA. Hymen, Allen: B.S.: Wilmette. ZBT:SCOUT. Irons, Cliflord Jackson, Jenifer: B.A.: Barrington. Aquadettes, Pres.: WRA, Treas.: Dorm Council: AAIVQ. Jacobs, Alan: B.A.: Clarendon Hills.IIKA, PI. Tr.: AFROTC: IEEE: Lecture Arts Comm.: Fly. Assoc., V-Pres. Jacobs, Lawrence: B.A.: Paterson, N.J. Jacobson, Candace: B.S.: Gales- burg. FCDB, Rec. Sec.: Dorm Coun- cil: EAH: ANAGA: Radio Board: SBA. Jacobson, David: B.S.: Naperville. Jafle, Gerald: B.S.: Chicago. Assoc. of Acct.: Hillel. Jameson, Lee: B.S.: Peoria. OCMA. Jamison, Flora: B.S.: Peoria. SNEA. Jankovich, Spiro Jensen, Jerry: B.S.: Hinsdale. TKE: BTE: Vet's Club. Johnson, Leonard: B.S.: Glen Ellyn. AY: S.A.E.: BTE. Johnston, Richard Jones, Clillord: B.S.: Farming- dale, N.Y. GE, Pl. Tr.: Assoc. of Acct.: Homecoming St. Comm.: Gr. Week Comm. Jones, Derrell: B.S.: Washington. S.A.E. Jurek, Kenneth: B.S.: Elmwood Park. AXA. Jurkovich, Celesta: B.S.: Joliet. KTA. Jury, Owen Justice, Patricia: Mt. Morris. Women's R.A.: CDKQ Kahn, Kathy: B.S.: Peoria. HBQ, Pl. Tr.: Pan-Hel: ANAGA: SCOUT: AWS: Angel Flight. Kaiser, Babette Kamenear, Elliot: B.A.: Chicago. AQQ. Kane, Barry Kaney, Gerald: B.S.: Baileyville. I.O.C., Sec.: ACDQ: BTE, Treas. Kania, Karen: B.M.E.: Chicago. Chorale: Women's RA.: EAI. Kaplan, Sue: B.S.: Lincolnwood. Women's A.R.A.: SBA: Hillel: ANAGA. Kasjens, Karl: B.M.E.: Peoria.f15MA Kass, Marilyn Katkus, Larry: BS.: Ladd. Assoc. of Acct. Keeley, Tom: B.S.: Peoria. OCMA: BTE. Kelch, Douglas Kelch, Linda: B.S.: E. Peoria. Univ. Theatre Guild: Young Dem: Newman Club. Kelly, Christine: BS.: Peoria. 2K:AAAgI'IA9. Kelsch, Mark: B.S.: Peoria. Kengott, Ruth: B.A.: Ingleside. FIDB. House Pres.: SCOUT: AWS' B.S.S.C. Kennedy, James: L.A.S.: Danville. B-Club: Univ. Theatre Guild. Kern, Andrew: B.A.g Peoria. AXA Rush Chrm.: Young Rep. v Kerry, Norman Keyster, Michael: B.S.: Peoria. OCMA. Killus, William King, Guy: B.A.: Berkeley. Klopfenstein, Robert Knapp, Terry Knudsen, David: B.A.: Bergan- fieId,N.J. Koenig, Richard: BS.: Joliet. BTE. Koenig, Robert: B.S.: Joliet. BTE: WRBU. Kogut, Dean: B.S.: Oak Park, EKIDE: Homecoming St. Comm.: Campus Carn. St. Comm.: AMA. Kolberg, James: B.S.: Chicago. fI1KT, House Mrg.: Newman Club. Kole, Steven Komisar, Arnold: B.S.: Wood- mere, N.Y. ZBT, Sec.: IFC: I.O.C.: B.S,S.C.: Hillel. Kopak, Kenneth: BS.: Berwyn. l.O.C.: Senate: AKNII: Assoc. of Acct.:AMA, Kovalik, James: B.A.: Springfield. Kraft, Phil Kraft, Richard: B.S,: Murphys- boro. Arnold Air: AFROTC: TA: Interfaith Council. Krell, Barry: B.S.: TELIJ, PI. Tr.: IFC, Pres.: Senate. Kress, Donald: B.S.: Chicago. Kressin, Gary: B.S.: Milwaukee. B.S.S.C.: B.T.E.: OCMA. Kritz, Adrienne: B.F.A.: Chicago. NDA: Hillel. Krohn, Dennis Kugler, Mark: B.S.: Riverdale, N.Y.ZBT. Kuhn, Gerald: BS.: Peoria. Assoc. of Acct. Kuhn, John: B.A.: Orange, Conn. GE: SCOUT: WRBU: Newman Club. Kundert, Jody: B.A.: Waukegan. Kusnik, Bev: B.S.: Joliet. SNEA. Kutter, Richard LaCroix, Lawrence: BS.: Wau- conda. ECDE: AMA. Laine, Lawrence: B.A.: Brooklyn. AFROTC. Lamm, Karen Landis, Dan: BS.: Springfield, NewmanCIub. Langen, David Lansing, Richard: B.S.: Glencoe. TECD, Sec.: AMA: S.A.E.: Econ. Ciub:HiIIel. LaPaugh, S. J. Larson, Keven: B.A.: Avon, Conn. Dorm Council: FZ41: Chi Rho. 204 Larson, Melvin, B.S.: Chicago. Assoc. of Acct. Lasser, Stuart, B.S.: Short Hills. N.J.EAX: Hillel. Latrobe, Katharine, B.S.: Luther- ville, Md. EK, Pl. Tr.: .lr-Sr Prom: Homecoming St. Comm.: Aqua- dettes: Newman Club. Laurita, Warren, B.S.: Hicksville, N.Y. ECIDEQ SCOUT: Supreme Court: SBA: Jr-Sr Prom Comm.: Lec. Arts: Model U.N.: Stunt Show. Lawson, Saundra, B.S.: Roanoke, Va. Women's R.A.: BSSC: EAH, Pres.: Univ. Theatre Guild: Prof. Frat. Council. Layman, Joel, B.A.: Yonkers, N.Y. TEQ, Vice-Chanc., Rush Chrm.: AWQ: Univ. Theatre Guild. Lee, Barbara, B.S.: Lincolnwood. HBQ5: SBA: Cheerleader: B-Club: Hillel. Levin, Deborah Levy, Robert, B.S.: Chicago. Intra- mural Sports: Assoc. of Acct.: Hillel. Lichtenberger, Dean, B.S.: Pe- kin. BTE3 OCMA. Lindberg, David Lindblom, Roberta, B.S.: Arling- ton Hts. Dorm Council: QX9, Pres., Sec.: AMA: Prof. Frat. Council, V-Pres.: Newman Club. Lindon, Anne, B.A.: Wilmette. EAT, Pres.: Senate: Fr. Class V- Pres.: Sr. Class Sec.: Chimes: Angel Flight, Exec. Off.: AWS. Pres. Lindsay, Richard Linek, Beverly, B.S.: Valley Cot- tage, N.Y. Lipschultz, Robert, B.A.: Chi- cago. 205 Livingston, Sharon Loacker, Jerry Loeb, Margaret, BBS.: Cleveland, Ohio. EAH. Loeb, Patricia, B.S.: Cleveland Ohio.EAH. Londa, Karen, B.A.: Skokie. ISA AAA: Hillel. Lowtwait, Scott, B.A.: Lockport CIDKT, Treas.: IFC Council: Home- coming St. Comm., Bus. Mgr. Jr-Sr Prom Comm., Bus. Mgr. Lucido, John, B.S.: Rockford. BTE. Luther, Allen, B.S.: Joliet. Lybeck, Roger McArthur, Bradley, B.A.: Peoria. OCMA: NEA. McClelland, Peter, B.S.: White Plains, N.Y. EN: SNEA: Fr. Base- ball: Vars. Baseball. McCIurkin, John, B.S.: Chicago. EQE: SCOUT. McCreight, David, B.S.: Gales- burg,AlIM: ET: TBTI: AIIE. McGonagIe, Charles, B.S.: Pe- oria. Vet's Club: BTE: OCMA: YoungRep. McLaren, Robert, B.S.: Canton. CIJKT, Pres.: JEC1 ASME. McMullen, Margaret, B.S.: Pe- oria. Comm, Chorus: SNEA: ln- terna'tl. Club: Chi Rho. l McPheron, Susan: B.S.: Chicago. AWS: Dorm Council: Wms. Hall Pres.: IE'-IJ: Univ. Theatre Guild. Maczek, Greg Malone, Gloria: B.S.: Galesburg, Dorm Council: SNEA: Young Rep. Malooley, Robert: B.A.: Spring Valley. Manthe, Connie: B.S.: Kewanee: QXG: AAA: ZH: SNEA. Marcus, Barbara: B.A.: Chicago. Hillel. Maricle, David: B.S.C.E.: Lake City. ECIJA, Soc. Chrm.: B.S.S.C.: l.S.A.:J.E.C.:A.S.C.E. Marinich, Daniel: B.S.: Peoria. Marone, Richard: B.S.C.E.: East Meadow, N.Y. J.E.C.: A.S.C.E. Marshall, Tim Martens, Laura: B.A.: Washington. Martin, Maureen: B.A.: Homewood. AZ, Pl. Tr.: ANAGA, Ed.: Angel Flight, Admin., Off.: Jr.-Sr. Prom St.Comm.:GreekWeekComm. Marx, Daniel: B.S.: Chicago. TET, Sec.: Dorm Council: AMA: Hillel. Mathias, Marilyn: B.S.: Pekin. SBA: WRBU: Univ. Theatre Guild: B.S.S.C.: TA: HKA: SNEA. Mattson, Bill: BS.: DGCBYULZN: Treas.: Assoc. of Acct.: Young Rep. Mavetz, Frank: B.S.: Milwaukee, Wisc. Maxwell, Carl: B.S.: Peoria. QE, Pl. Tr,: Newman Club: SNEA. Maxwell, Virginia: B.S.: Peoria. HBfI1,Sec.2ANAGA:SNEA. May, Richard: B.S.l.E.: Spring- field.A.l.I.E. Mellord, Steve: B.S.: Pekin. OClVlA: B.S.S.C.: HBA: Sec. Meister, Robert: B.S.: Peoria. A.S.C.E. Messinger, Mariana: BS.: Evans- ton. Dorm Council: l.S.A.: BSSC: SNEA: Hillel. Meyer, Marilyn: B.S.: Kankakee. EK: SNEA: FA: Young Rep. Michaels, Janis: B.S.: Chicago. DDB, Sec.: Newman Club: Inter- faith Council. Miles, James: B.A.: Pittsfield. Men's R.A.:CDHE:fIDK1IJ:A.C.S. Miller, Charles: B.S.: Streator. I.O.C.: Assoc. of Acct.: SAM.: Newman Club. Miller, Joseph: B.S.: Evanston. 2N:B.-Club. Miller, Rick Miller, Susan Miller, William: BS.: Creve Coeur. OCMA: Bldg. Const. Club. Mineheart, Karen: B.S.: Peoria. Miner, Earl: B.S.: Kankakee. IIPKT, Pl. Tr. Mistero, Frank: B.S.: Inwood. N.Y. GE: AMA: Young Rep. Mohn, Terry: B.M.: Peoria.111MA: KIJHE. Mohns, Sue: B.S.: Sunnyvale. Calif. DDB, Pres.: SBA: Angel Flight: A.S.G.: ANAGA: Chimes: AAA: Mortar Board: EAU, Sec. Monser, Diane: B.A.: Peoria. AZ, Soc. Chrm.: Sister of Minerva: Newman Club. Montville, Daniel: B.S.: Oak Brook. WRBU: S.A.E.: B.T.E.: New- man Club. Morris, Dick Morrison, David: B.S.: Peoria, Hts. Arnold Air Soc.: AFROTC. Moss, June: B.S.: Peoria. EK, Rush Chrm.: SNEA: Newman Club. Moudry, Charles: B.S.: Park Ridge. SCOUT: Eng. Club: Hillel. Mraz, Thomas: B.S.: Chicago. OCMA: Psych. Club: AMA. Mueller, Janice: B.S.: St. Louis. AZ, PI. Tr.: QXO, Sec.: I'2fIJ:Z1'I, V-Pres.: Assoc. of Acct. Mueller, Nancy: B.S.: Rockford. AZ: Angel Flight: ANAGA: Dorm Council: EAI: Univ. Theatre Guild. Murphy, John: B.S.: Peoria. Myers, Mary: B.A.: Peoria. EAH. Nathan, Dorothy: B.A.: Chicago. l.O.C.: B.S.S.C., Pres.: Dorm Council: Hillel. Nelson, Robert: B.S.: Winnetka. GX, Sec.: B.T.E. Nelson, Roger: B.S.: Peoria. A429 Newman Club. Nelson-Hawkins, Shiona: B.S. Palatine. XQ, Sec.: AWS: WRBU lnterntl. Club: Geog. Club. Nevers, Richard: B.A.: La Grange AK1If: Assoc. of Acct.: S.A.M. Newman Richard BS Na er- , I - -5 D ville. TKE. Nieter, Temple: B.A.: River Forest. AKAP. Noble, Don: B.S.: Peoria. Noel, Dennis: B.S.: Pendleton, Ind., AXA, Sec.: Senate: B.T.E. Nothdurft, Janis: B.S.: Peoria. TIBf11. V-Pres.: Pan-Hellenic Council: SCOUT: Angel Flight: SBA, Exec. Board: SNEA. Novak, Marion: B.A.: Chicago. AZ: Chimes: SNEA: SCOUT: New- man Club. Novick, Steve: B.A.: Chicago. AEH B.S.S.C.: EAX: Hillel. Oettel, John Oftedahl, Linda: B.A.: Oak Lawn. AZ: FEIIJ: Intern'tl. Club. Ogiweng, Callistus: B.S.E.E.: Kampala. Uganda. B.S.S.C.: ln- terntl. Club: Newman Club. Okleshen, Henry: B.S.: Floss- moor. TKE: AMA: Vet's Club. Olsen, Theodore: B.S.E.E.: Mc- Henry. ECIDA. Pres.: J.E.C.: l.E.E.E.: Newman Club. Olson, Steve: B.S.: Des Plaines. ECIPE: IFC: Arnold Air Soc.: AFROTC: SCOUT: WRBU. i 0'NeiII, Ed, B.S.C.E.: Chillicothe. A.S.C.E.: XEX. Otto, Douglas, B.S.: Hudson. Assoc. of Acct. Overbeke, Edward, B.S.: Shaker Hts. TECIJ: SNEA: Young Rep. Ovson, Nancy, B.S.: Wilmette. Paisner, Ronald, B.S.: Great Neck, N.Y. AEH, V-Pres.: Dorm Council. Palazzola, Dominic Palladini, Rita, B.S.: Peoria. SCOUT, Mgr.: KIJXQ, Sec.: Lec. Arts Comm.: Newman Club. Paris, Bruce, B.S.: Newton, Mass. AMA. Parish, Henry, B.S.: Flourtown. Pa Vet's Club, Pres.: Young Rep. Parmenter, James, B.S.: LOV1g Grove. Senate:HKA: Young Rep. Paset, Richard, B.S.: Chicago. AE1'I,Treas. Pearl, Suzanne, B.S.: Peoria. BN. Pearlman, Susan, B.S.: Freehold, N.J. Home Ec. Club. Pearson, Leonard, B.S.: Oak Forest. B-Club: JEC: IEEE. Peele, Dinah, B.S.: Elgin. SNEA. Pelkola, Terry Peller, Andrea, B.S.: Maywood. EAT: SBA, Pres.: Camp. Carn. St. Comm.: Dean Tucker's Advis. Board: Aquadettes: Mortar Board:Chimes. Penoyer, William, B.A.: Ottawa. SAM. Perkins, Nancy, B.S.: Peoria Hts. SNEA: Newman Club. Picton, Richard Picton, Robert Piggott, Richard, B.S.: North- brook. EQIDE: ASCE. Pillsbury, Charles, Wayzata: Minn. ETB: Assoc. of Acct.: YoungRep. Pittman, David, B.A.: Peoria. AXA:SBA:1'IIM. Pittman, Dorothy, B.A.: Peoria. Pivonka, Dennis, B.S.: Cicero. AXA, Corres. Sec.: IFC Council: SBA, Exec. Bd: Assoc. of Acct.: SAM. Pogue, Bruce, B.S.: E. Peoria. AMA. Pond, John, B.S.: LaGrange. S.A.E. Poppen, Virginia, B.S.: Morton. SNEA. Poremba, Chester Posner, Marcus Potter, John, B.S.: Pittsburgh, Pa. ALIJQ, Pres., V-Pres.: Geol. Club: Young Rep. 208 Pressman, Alan: B.A.: Fair Lawn. N.J. TEQP, Rush Chrm.: Dorm Council: Hillel. Preus, Charles: B.S.: Palatine. EX. Treas.: AMA. Profrock, William: B.S.E.E.: Petersburg. ACPQ: J.E.C.: S.A.E.: l.E.E.E. Pugh, Penelope: B.A.: Harvey. I.S.A. Putman, Jan: B.S.: Washington. EK, Pl. Tr.: Angel Flight: Aqua- dettes: Meri-N-Ettes: SNEA. Rafelson, Ruthann Raidbard, Marvin: B.S.: Chicago. Debate: Dorm Council: IIKA: CIPAG, Pres. Ramm, Penelope: B.A.: Normal. AZ,Treas.: Jr-Sr Prom St. Comm.: SCOUT: Young Rep.: SNEA. Raney, Steve: B.IVl.E.: Peoria. Eng. Club: Band. Rauch, John: B.A.: Western Springs. Arnold Air Soc.: lnterntl. Club: OCMA: MEIT. Raymond, Ricki: B.A.: Peoria. EK: Pan-Hellenic Council: AAA. Reck, Marcia: B.S.: Chicago. WRBU: l.S.A.: AMA: Newman Club. Redman, Alan: B.S.: Glencoe. Assoc. of Acct.: Hillel. Reed, James: B.S.: Peoria. Reed, Mary Reichman, Nathan: B.S.: Flush- ing: N.Y.AE1'I, Soc. Chrrn.: Hillel. 209 Reinstein, Harris: B.S.: Teaneck, N.J. BSSC. Treas.: AIVIA: Interntl. Club: Hillel. Pres. Rellihan, Richard Rempert, Richard: B.S.: Park Ridge. Restivo, Joe: B.A.: Villa Park. B-Club: WRBU: Dorm Council: lnternatl. Club: S.A.E.: Newman Club. Rhoads, Dennis: B.S.: Barton- ville. OCNIA, Sec.: Econ. Club: QIPKKIIOAE. Ricci, Brian: B.S.: Peoria. AFROTC OCMA: ACIJQ. Richards, William: B.S.: Peoria. KAP: AMA: S.A.M. Richardson, Robert: B.S.: Knox- ville. HKA: SNEA. Rieckmann, Patricia: A.B.: Cicero. Women's RA.: Dorm Coun cil: BSSC: SNEA. Riedy, Thomas: B.S.: Chicago. OCMA. Soc. Chrm.: BSSC: New- man Club. Ringel, Margaret: B.S.: Peoria. HBQ Sec.: Angel Flight, Pl. Tr.: ANAGA: A.S.G., Nat. V-Pres.: KOIII. Sec. Home Ec. Club. Risinger, Pamela: B.A.: Peoria. HBKIJ. Ritter, Bruce: B.S.: Downers Grove. AXA, House lVlrg.: ANAGA. Robinson, Thomas: B.S.: Aledo. AY: Young Rep. Roch, Dennis Rock, Margo: B.S.: White Plains, N.Y. SNEA: Univ. Theatre Guild: lvettes. Q...- :gs N125 in Roegiers, John, BS., Moline, ASCE: OCMA: Newman Club. Romz, Paul, BS.: Chicago. ASME. Rosaa, Kaye, BS., Peoria. Fr. Sen.:HKA, V-Pres. Rosen, Paula, BS., Chicago Heights. Comm. Chor.: FEIID: SAl3 SNEA3 Hillel. Rosenfeld, Jeffrey, B.A., Arlington, Va. TECD, Sec. Rosenquist, David, BS.: Tiskil- wa. Chorale: BSSC: 112141123 Psych. Club. Rosenthal, Elaine, B.F.A., Chica- go. EAT, House Mgr.: ANAGA3 AWS, AQA: BSSC: F2413 Hillel: Young Rep. Rossow, Ronald, BS.: Oak Park. HKA. Roth, Alice, BS., Tearieck, N.J. SNEA: Hillel. Runella, Robert, BS., Chicago. ZYIPE, Corr. Sec.: SBA Blood Drive Chrmng Homecoming St. Comm.: AMA, Newman Club. Rusk, Kathleen, BS.: Peoria. Chorale: Comm. Chor. Russell, Phyllis, BS., Morton. AZZSNEA. Ryberg, Marcy, BS., Berkeley. Senate, Angel Flight, Dorm Council, V-Pres., Sec., Majorette: AMA, Treas.31PX9. Saerland, Barbara Sams, Mary Santibanez, Eugene, BA., New York, N.Y. Scout: Dorm Council, HKAKDHZ. Sarlo, Joseph, BS., Melrose Park. GE, Corr. Sec., AMA, New- man Club. Scesniak, Mary Ann Schechtman, Merle . Schmidgall, Diane, BS.: E. Peoria. SNEA. Schroeder, Peggy, BS., Rockford. HBQJ, House Mgr., SBA: Grk, Wk. St. Comm., Jr-Sr. Prom St. Comm.: Homecoming St, Comm., Angel Flight. Schucart, Richard, BS.: St. Louis. AEH, Sec.: Scout, ZIAXQ Hillel. Schuette, Stephen, BS.: Peoria. EAX3 BTE. Schulze, Jack. Schumacher, Gene Schupbach, Steven, BS., Wyomf ing. BTE. Schwankofl, Marilyn, B.A.: Park Ridge, FCIDB. Schwartz, Mary, BS.: Waukegan. EAT: BSSCg Dorm Council: SNEA1 Hillel. Schwartz, Robert, BS.: Pekin. JECJIEEE. Scofield, John, BS., Peoria. AFROTC3 Arnold Air Soc. Scoma, Thomas, B.M.E.: Rock- ford. SNEA. Segna, George, B.A.: Berwyn. Dorm Council, BSSC: SNEA, Eng. Club. Seltzer, Steve, BS: Chicago. TEKIJ, Pres.: IFC. Seneca, Raymond Serfass, David, BS.: Allentown, Pa. lVlen's RA: EAX, Pres. Sering, David Sherman, Sherry, B.A.: Chicago, EAT, Sec.: Pan-Hel.: SCOUT: SNEA: Hillel. Shipman, Howard, BS.: Pekin. f12'KO:AlvlA. Shrader, Jane, B.A.: Galesburg, XQ Soc. Chrm.: Nleri-N-Ettes: Dorm Council. Sime, Robert, B.S.: Chicago. WRBU: SCOUT: EAX, Hillel, V-Pres. Singer, Eileen Skiles, Sharon, B.A.: Kewanee. BSSC: lnterntl. Club: l.S.A.: Chi Rho.Pres. Skinner, Larry, B.S.: Abingdon. Skubik, John, B.S.: Barrington. EAE, Pres.: Arnold Air: AFROTC Senate: Who's Who: SBA, Exec. Board:OAK. Slavitt, Alan, B.S.: Newark, N.J. AEH: Supreme Ct. Smith, Cheryl, B.A.: E. Peoria. Smith, Dewayne, B.A.: Canton. Vet's Club. Smith, Jack, B.S.: E. Peoria. S.A.E.: B.T.E. Snyder, Sue, B.F.A.: Milwaukee, Wisc.XQ: PanAHel,, Pres.: Angel Flight: ANAGA: SCOUT: Senate: AGPA: Dorm Council. Soifer, Terry, BA.: Highland Sark. AEH, Treas.: Supreme 1. Sorenson, George, BS.: lVlt. Pros- pect. lVlen's RA.: J.E.C.: S.A.E.: A.S.lVl.E. Sparbel, Mary Lou, A.B.: Peoria. AAA. Spector, Mark Spillane, Richard, B.S.: Lynnfield. CDKCID: B.T.E. Spinney, David, B.S.: Round Lake. Spreckman, Steve, B.S.: Chicago. AEH,Soc. Chrrn.: IFC: Hillel. Springer, Douglas, B.A.: Wash- ington. Senate, V-Pres.: WRBU: IIKA. Stack, Mark Staflord, Sylvia, B.S.: Peoria. Angel Flight: lvettes. Staley, James, B.S.: Canton. Starr, Jeff, B.S.: N. Merrick, N.Y. BSSC: Dorrn Council: Politics Club: Hillel:1'lEA. Stefek, Daniel, B.S.: Hamilton, Ohio. Stein, Burton Stein, Douglas, B.S.: Pekin. 53? Stejskal, Robert Stender, Michael, BS.: Des Plaines. SNEA: Newman Club. Stephen, Huey Stephis, Martin, BS.: Park Forest. AKNIIHIHMA. Sterling, H. T. Stisser, Lynn, BS.: Ottawa. Assoc. of Acct. Stortz, Roger, BS.: Ottawa. EQIJE: IFC. Studdard, Junice Sturgiss, Suzanne, BS.: Evanston. P21193 SNEA: Young Demo. Sullivan, Kip, BS.: Barrington. 1'IK.A:I.F.C.: Arnold Air: AFROTC: B-Club: Newman Club, Swenson, Helen, BS.: Canton. Sympson, Ron, BS.: Winnebago. IIKA,Sec.: SCOUT:2AX. Szold, Philip Taddeo, Dick Teagle, Carol, BS.: Blooming' ton. AZ. Terrell, Dawn, BS.: Huntington, N.Y. SNEA. Thede, William, BS.: Aledo. AY, V.-Pres.: AMA: Young Rep. Thomas Robert B A Washin , , . .: g- ton.rIbMA: SNEA: Chorale. Thompson, Bruce Tilbury, John Tilton, John, BS.: Farmingdale. N.Y.fI1KT, House Man.: B.T.E. Timmerman, Lee, BS.l.E.: Union. B-Club:ATI1lI: KIDKQ: ET: TBIT: J.E.C.ZA.l.l.E. Tisdale, Robbin, BS.: Grand Fork. N.D. SNEA. Tolley, David, BS.: Goodfield. TriPP, Donald, BA.: Peoria. UTM: HSA: Vet's Club. TriPP, Jim, BA., Peoria. SNEA. Tucker, Mary Unger, Robert, B.S.: Highland Park.ZBT: l.F.C.: Univ. Theatre Guild: Hillel. Urdang, Melanie, BA.: So. Orange, N.J. EAT, House Man. EAI. Van Buren, James, B.S.: Park Ridge. Interfaith Council. Van Hooser, Sandra, B.F.A.: Pe- oria. AZZ Pan-Hel. Van Huss, Ron, BA.: Nashville, Tenn. Arnold Air: AFROTC. 2l2 I 1 Q xxx? t 23 .525 5 ,sf Vasek, Gerald: B.S.: Chicago OCMA: Newman Club. Vercler Richard BS Washin , : . .: g- ton. SAE: BTE. Vernon, Galen: B.S.: Whitehall Mich. Varsity Golf: Young Rep. Victor, Sally: B.A.: Chicago BNZI-llllel. Villers, Gaylord: B.S.: Park Ridge. AXA, Pres., Rush Chrmn.: Sen- ate: IFC Council: Dorm Council: OAK: AMA. Voigt, Ronald: B.S.C.E. Peoria. Vet's Club: IOC. Vorhaver, Thomas Vroman, Sheila: B.A.: Orleans, France. FQIDB, Schol. Chrmn.: SBA: Camp. Carn. Comm.: SNEA. Wahls, Jorja: B.S.: Chenoa SNEA. Waitkus, Carol: B.A.: Hinsdale. KKD SBA: ASG: Dorm Coun- cil Treas.: Angel Flight: SNEA. Waitkus, Peter: B.S.: Hinsdale. EX, Pres., Rec. Sec.: IFC Council: Who's Who: B-Club: AMA. Walker, Kay: B.A.: Washington. Walton, Teresa: B.S.: Peoria. FECIP: OCWA: SNEA: Newman Club. Wantz, John: B.S.: Rockford. ZCIJE, Pres.. V-Pres.: SCOUT: AMA: SAM. Warren, Richard: B.S.C.E.: Johns- town, N.Y. ASCE: Newman Club. Was, Robert: B.A.: Chicago. 95. 2l3 Washkis, Roger: B.S.: Summit BRIDE: SBA: SCOUT, Editor. Assoc Ed.: Dorm Council: OAK Treas.: Econ. Club: Young Demo Wax, Mitchell: B.S.: Flushing N.Y. ISA: Dorm Council: Hillel. Weber, James: B.S.: Hartsdale, N.Y. Circle K: AFROTC, Drill Team Comm., Corps Comman- der: Arnold Air Soc. Weinber Susan- B.F.A.' Peoria gi . I - Dorm Council: lnternt'l. Club: BSSC: AQUA: SNEA: Hillel. Welch, Vicki: B.S.: Galesburg. Werner, Lance: B.A.: Pekin. Conc.- March, Band: Geog. Club. Westervelt, Dan: B.S.E.E.: Buda. IEEEQHKN: ETQTBTI. Wheeler, Lois: B.S.: Tiskilwa. FEQ: lntervar. Christ. Fellowship: Home Ec. Club: Dept. Council. Sec-Treas.: Young Rep. White, Joyce: B.S.: Peoria. BSSC: ODK: Wakapa: NAACP: lvettes, Corr. Sec., Rec. Sec.: Politics Club, V-Pres. White, Kenneth: B.S.: St. Remy. N.Y. SAE. Wicker, Robert: B.S.: Pekin CI2HZ:'I1KfIv. Wicks, Carol: B.A.: Galesburg, IWIPB: Lec. Arts. Wiener, Richard: B.S.: Chicago. TKE. Wieringa, James Williamson, Stephen: B.S.: Ot- tumwa. Iowa. AFROTC: S.A.E.: Newman Club Witthoft, Dale: B.S.C.E.: Bour- bonnais.CIJKlI1: ET: TBII: ASCE: OCIVIA. Viv 5? 4-0- ff' . STV Wohl, Marcia. Wood, John. Woolf, Irving, 3.8.3 Wheaton. I.O. C,g Vet's Club: O.C.lVI.A. Yakoll, Pamela, B.S.g Peoria. Home EC. Clubg Newman Club. An undisciplined mind is not free but enslaved to every passing whim and impulse, and doomed to idiosyncratic triviality. Worthwhile originality, whether it be the masterpiece or world-sha king discovery of genius, or the ingenious inventiveness of a lesser talent, or even the run-of-the-mill freshness of personality and outlook of a person of average ability who is completely himself, is the product of discipline and spontaneity, mental structure and texture. THEODORE MEYER GREENE Yamamoto, Tomokog BS.: Tokyo Japan. B.S.S.C. Yeagle, James, BS., Towanda Young Rep., Newman Club. Yehl, Julianne, B.A.g Peoria NewmanCIub. Yerby, Corlissg BS.: Hanna City. A V W, .... . , f E Jl?L ' Yetter, Elizabethg BS.: Racwne. WIS. XQ Yohn, Davidg BS.: Devon, Pa XAXg BTE: Bldg. Const. Club Youngberg, Richardg BS.: Haze Crest. l.E.E.E.g O.C.IVl.A. Zamberletti, Louisg BS.: West ville. 'SN wlle. Model U.N.: Intern'I. Clu Zelmer, Donald Zears, Charlotteg B.A.g Bartonf I Zeller, Joanneg B.S.3 St. Louis. Z- . .H ,H . g EEZ. qnssman, Maxmeg BA.: Cnucago, v fy LAT. Sec.: S.B.A.g S.N.E,A.. V Zoeller, Robertg B.A.g Mt. Morris. Rec., Scnol. Cnrmng Scholars Program. il' -wc: I but 215 W ,. Lili ff' vw A --as A Abeling, Richard 129 Abramson, Nancy 111,177 Acker, Larry 117 Acocella, Richard 194 Abegg, Frank 169,141 Adams. Doug 124 Adams, Michael 123 Adams, Nancy 113,181 Adams, Sue 112.194 Adams, William 120 Afesi, Lawrence 194 Aft. Larry 163,187,166 Ahlrich, Stephen 194 Aitken, Thomas 194 Albanese, Lou 127 Alberty, Laurel 109 Albrecht, John 186 Albritton. Steve 69,128 Albertson, Jud 109 Albin, Rickey 115 Albright, Richard 167 Alex, Debee 174 Alexander, Ken 121,114 Allar. Terry 125 Allard. Kay 151 Allen Allen Allen, Allen . Don 194 .Ira 129 Joe 77,75,84,95,177,194 ,Mary 113 Alley, John 194 Alpart, Michael 172 185,196 Alpert. Joel 117.194 Alsaker, Robert 194 Alston. Beverly 183 Altemberg, Steven 140 Altschuler, Lonnie 174 Alusic, Robert 121,194 Amatrano. Ronald 142 Caelin. Larry 142 Andersen Andersen .Chris 194 .Joyce 112,194,47 Andersen, Norm 179 Anderson. George 116 Anderson. Norinne109,158,194. 154 Anderson, Parn 49.121 Anderson, Pat 113 Anderson, Ray 125 Anderson. Richard E. 156 Anderson, Ron 128 Anderson. Susan 173 Anderson, Terry 194 Andres, Patti 23,27,48,148,151, Brownstein, Renell 111 159 Andresky.Deah118 Andrews, Bob 165 Andrews. Gary 162,194 Ariell, Tom 175 Angelo, Nick 121 Aniolowski. Jerry 118 Anthony, Jan 143 Antonacci, Loretta 159,161,173 Antonecchia, John 51,118,194 Applegate. Bobbie 150 Archang, Homayoun 182 Archart. Art 118 Armato, Pat 175 Armbruster, John 126 Armstrong. Barbara 161,194 Armstrong, Gene 124 Armstrong, Loren 194 Arney, Paul 171 Arnold, Fred 125 Arvidson, Russell 161,164,166, 194 Asher, Charles 151.165,194 Asnin,Judy 174 Astwood, Norman 129 Athey, Melody 194 Atlas, Howard 117 Auer, David 194 Augspurger, Lewis 123 August, Buffie49,149,158,194 Azpurua. Elias 165,182 B Bachert, Dave 180 Backer, Dave 150 Bagley, Dennis 175 Bahr.Kathe113,162.180,181 Bailey, Richard 195 Bailey, Ted 69.128 Bally, Becky 109 Baker, Don 134,195 Baker. Ernest 177 Baker, Marilyn 195 Balanik, Nina 182 Balding, Lynn 170 Baldwin, Dick B8 Ball, Kenneth 180.195 Barberis. Joe 88 Barberis.Marielle195 Barbour,Jim 119 Barer, Marilyn 167 Barkley, Jon 172 Barkulis, James 195 Barlow. Duane 168 Barlow, Grant 120 Barrath,Paul168 Barre, Bill 118 Barron. Patrick 159 Barry, Greg 187 Bartel,Al114,124 Bartholomew, Gary 125 Barton, Grant 121 Bashaw, Bob 125 Baskin. Larry 127 Bastion. Fred 172,195 Bastos, David 129 Bates, Linda 112 Baurer. Dennis 195 Bauer, Terry 121 Beane, Art 195 Beard. Karen 178 Beaston. John 120 Beatty, Elmer 90 Beaumont, Jan 109,148,152 176 Bechtel, Chris 118 Beck, Mike 151 Becker, Harry 117 Becker, Hetty 174 Becker. Maggie 151 Becker. Peggy 108 Becker, Preston 117 Beetschen, Ronnie 160 Behrens. Tom 118 Belser, Jane 11O,152.159 Belford, Patricia 177 Benenati. Bob 116 Benjamin, Linda 164,195 Bennett, John A. 119,171 Benson, Bob 129 Benson. Carole 135,159,162 Berez.William 114.127 Bergman, Gary 124 Bergman, Steve 119 Bering, William 195 Berkes. Mary 195 Berkes. Thom 159 Berkowitz, Marty 115 Bernard. David 123 Berndt, Glenn 85 Berndt, Margo 109,163.195 Berns, Carol 111 Bernstein. Paul 146,195 Berry, Greg 74,76,84,93,195 Berry, Nancy 113,181 Berry, Patti 156 Bers, Mitch 127.195 Berube, Marshall 129,195 Betters, Paul 116 Betts, John 195 Betts, Willie 75,76,84.177 Bibbs, Guy Lee 177 Bielat. Deborah 182 Biernesser, Gary 116 Bleth, Richard A179 Bigot, Ruth 195 Bill, Ray 151.167 Bin. Douglas 195 Bing. Lawrence 117 Binswanger, Richard 117,195 Bippert, Nancy 170 Birenbaum. David 195 Birenbaum..lane195 Birnbaum. Marc 117 Bisantz, Jerri 137,186 Bishop. Roy 94,119 Bitner, Audrey 143,170 Black, Sheila 161 Black. Walter 195 Black. William 195 Blair. Judith 195 Blake, John 123 Blanchard. Linda 195 Blank, Bruce 141 Blatnak. Steve 176,195 Blayney, Michael 158,195 Blech, Janet 195 Bley. Wayne 116 Bliss, Tim 126 Bliss, Ty 121 Block. Alvin 195 Blom, Bobbs 195 Blood, Chuck 125 Blue. Ann 110,162 Blum.Bill129 Blum. Susan 111.154 Blumthal,Dennls115 Boatright, Jimmie 195 Bogart. Jettrey 59.117 Bogel,Camllle195 Bolling. Lanktord 183 Bollinger, Judy 135 Bond, Terrell 195 Bonda, Joel 127 Bondor. George 141,164 Boothe, Diana 108,195 Borden, Maureen 156 Borden, Scott 123 Boruch,Mike151 Botts, Ronald 183 Bourne, James 129 Bourscheidt, Malone 186 Bowen, Dorothy 196 Bowen, L. C. 74,84 Bowen, Randall 177 Bowles. Don 175 Bowman. Ginny 113 Bowman. John 175 Box. Joyce 177 Boyd. John 196 Boylan. Mike 116 Boyle,Mike124 Bradle. Ed 92 Bradley, Pete 119 Bradley, Sandee 108,196 Bradley, Thomas 196 Brady. Jerry 124 Brainin. Andi 174,181 Brandt, Brian 196 Brandt, Jacouie 50,196 Brandy, Bruce 117 Branham. Candy 112,181,196 Brasnick. Jacki 95.143 Braus. Harvey 127 Bravos, Jo 112 Brazinskas. Vic 119 Brechel, Connie 109,154 Breen. Terry 176 Breitman, Jerald 151,155,196 Brelick. Claire 151 Bremer. Lenore 112 Brently, Gary 120 Bresko. Mike 69,71,72 Bridges,Vasco 177,183 Bried.William 116.196 Brierre, Ken 156 Brinkman, Judy 108 Brittain, Max 124 Broadnax, Jeffrey C. 183 Brockmeier, B. J. 110,158,185. 196 Broderick. Katy 113 Broman,William 165,196 Broms,Llnda177 Bruce. Cheryl 156.177 Brummer. Pat 112 Brumund,Craig129 Brunson, Linda 177 Bryant. James 116.152.153 Bubbico. Michael 196 Bucek. Alan 126 Buch, John 84 Bucheck. Michelle 143.170 Bucher. Jeannette 196 Buckner. Michael 196 Buckner, Rich 168.175 Budde, William K. 161 Budke. Mary 108,181 Buente. Bob 87 Buhs. Daniel 196 Bulick.Claire 152 Bullitt. Beverly 177,183 Bullock. Robert 196 Bulman, Barb 110,148.15O.159 Buranasonggram. Duangrydee 182 Burch. Jane 112.152.153.173 Burdette. Ron 156 Burge, Kathy 170 Burger. Walt 165,171 Burgesonk, Richard 196 Burk. Kristy 105 Burns, Mike 116 Burns, Todd 196 Burrows. Marge 112 Burton.Tom124 Bussell,Renna151 Butler. Katie 196 Buysse. Buysse, Brooke. Bruce 114,123,149,158. C Brooks, Sara 187 Brophy, Patrick 179 Joe 126 Lyman 69 Brown, Bill 121 Brown. Caryl 177 Brown. Chuck 168 Brown. David 183 Brown. James 183 Brown, Mary Jo 170 Brown, Phil 117 Brown, Rick 156 Brown. Ronald 179 Brown, Sheri 111,114 Brown, Susan 112,154,156,162 Brown, William 134.176 Broy, Ronald 179,196 Brubaker, Fred 171 Brubaker, James 168 Brubaker, Thomas 196 Cahan, Melanie 111 Calanca. Sandy 143 Calcari. Reno 125,171 Cale, David 122 Camery, Dale 140 Campbell. John 162 Campbell, Percius 128 Campbell, Scott 118 Canaday. Su 113.147 Canham, Michael 175 Capek. Tom 122 Capen, Cheryl 110 Caplan, Michael 196 i l Carapel la.Vivtor118 Carlson. James 196,160 Carlson. Jeri 170 Carlson. Perry 121 Carnett Carney, . Ronald 196,168 Tom 94 Carrara. Becky 187 Carroll, Carsch. Peter 129 Karin 196 Cashen, Richard A.124 Cason, Robert 126 Cassell. Ann 111 Caster, Susan 108 Castodi, Carl 128 Cation, Roberta 196 Cecil, Jerry 182 Celba, Steve 69 Cellilo, Gerard 196 Cesal, Amy 105 Chaet, Barry 117 Chandler, Rita 181 Chapman. Gerald 123,196 Chernov, Richard 196,115 216 Chllda, Bryan 196 Choffin, Barbara 111 Christ, Claudia 181 Christopher, Robert 129,146,156 Claramltaro, Jerry 165 Cibull, Michael 159 Cignarelli, Pat 109,149,196,158 Cillilo. Gerard 186 Cinotto, Dale 172 Civetta, John 197,168 Cizek. Jerry 69,92,93. 197,180.95 Clampitt, Alex 196 Clarey, Susan 178 Clark, Burt 124 Clark, John 129,197 Clark, Sheryl 181 Clarson, John 121 Cleair,William 175,176 Close, Jim 162,141 Cochran, Mary Ann 51,109,197. 158,170,184,154 Coffman, Larry 170 Cohen, Barbara 197 Cohen, Gene 127 Cohen. Jeff 115 Cohen. Joanne 174 Cohen. Larry 127 Cohen, Linda 109 Cohen. Natalie 138.197.187.167 Cohen, Rusty 127 Cohen. Todd 115 Cohn. Barbara 197.180 Cohn. John 197 Colborri, Mark 172 Cole. Dave 122 Cole, Ray 116 Cole, Rich 115 Cole. Steve 127.197 Coleman. Mike 85 Colgan. John 197,160,165 Collins. Gordon 116 Collins. Richard 122 Colucci. Dannie118 Comerford. Ann 108 Comisky. James 197 Compton. Glenn 197,160 Congalton. John 124,146 Conklin, llla 197,158 Conklin, Mike 88 Conlan. Sue 109,197 Connelley, Ann 108 Conner, Mitchel 197.168 Connolly. Ann 113 Cook, Barb 110,181 Cook, Kristi 108,146.159,184. 114 Cook. Robert 116.162 Cooley,Lona177.183 Coon, Cathy 136,197 Coon, John 146.197,159,175 Cooper. Charles 176 Coopersmith, Starr 164,197 Copperman. Joel 117 Coppernoll, Larry 197 Coraz, Tobi 111 Cordes. Dave 197 Cosentino, Jay 120 Coulson, Holly 112 Coulson, John 197 Counihan, Bernadette 135 Cournover, Steve 197 Courtney, John G. 165 Covitz, Andy 116,146,147 Cowgiii, Al 88 Crabtree, Doug 197 Crady. Jim 197 Craigo, Pat 112.148 Cramer, Alan 122 Cramer, Dick 175 Crane, Linda 148 Cranwill, Karen 108 Crawford, James 128 Crawford, Linda 177 Creech, Jim 85 Crider, Twanna 112,162 Criss, Larry 183 Crite, Jaynee 176,177 Crock, Richard 124 Crump, Carole 148,197,158, 163, 180,184,151 Crumrine, Bertha 197 Crusoe, Al 84 Crutcher, Kenneth 177,183 Crystal, Frederick 117 Crystal, John G. 169 Cuberson, Roger 129,197,166 Cullen, Lawrence 122 Culver. Joan 109 Cummins, Steve 69,95 Curran, Mary 176 Currie, Kent 146 Curry, Roger 126 Cutler. Janis 176 Cutler, Joyce 197 Cutter, Cookie 105 Cuyjet, Joan 177,143 Cuyjet, Michael 156,157,172. 177,180,186 D Dafferner, Mike 69,70,71,73,95, 126 Dague, Jim 124,197 Dalcher, Mary Ann 108 Dalgish, David 197 Damerell, Bill 128 Dandberg. Robert 187 Dannells, Mike 124 Darbin, Robert 95 Darby, Chris 186 Darvin, Marty 116 D'Atri, Frank 69,126 Davenport. Ken 172 Davidowski, Ron 116 Davidson. Gary 197 Davidson. John 198 Davidson. Pam 186 Davies. Bob 146.198 Davies. William 164,166 Davis. Michael 123 Davis. Sharman 177.183 Davy, Duane 165.171.154 Day. Dave 120 Deane. Kathy 113 Debruin. Don 122,163 Dedic. Don 161 Detenbaugh, Russell 198 Defoe. Richard 198 DeGiovanni, John 141 DeGironemo. Louis 128.198 Deitch. Ron 117.198 Deitchman, Buzz 117 DeLazzer. John 125 Dell. Ron 172 DeLong. James 179.198 DeLong. Joseph 162 Delsenno, Richard 198 Demos. Mary 181 Dempze, Gary 85 Dennis, Michael 116 Denson. Jerry 106 DePasqual, Edwin 120 DePersia, Trent 129 Depp, Robert 186 Derby. Tom 175 D'Errico. Joseph 116 DeRuyter. Robert 164,166,198 DeThorne, Mike 198 Deutsch, Charles 117.168 Deutsch, Steven 115 DeVido. David 117,156 Devitt. Blake 122,147,159 DeVore. Daryl 167,198 DeVore. Dean 198 DeWinter. Joy 112.198 Dexter, Susan 109,182,198 Deyak, Tim 94 Dial, Charles 125 DiCanio. John 156,157,198 Dickerson, Jim 91,92 Dieken, Diane 109 Dierks. Tom 119 Dietz, Dave 85 Dietz, Sharon 110 Dinges.Clarine108 Dippold, Don 178 Dixon, Inez 135 Dixon, Tom 124 Dobrinich. Karl 146,155,176 Dodge, Marty 181 Doheny, Jeanne 108 Dolan, Bill 124 Dolezal. Pete 30,122,157,178 Dolven, Scott 119 Domoto. Bruce 176 Donaldson, Dave 121 Donato, Tony 179 Donelson, Richard 198 Dorethy, Jerald 198 Dorus, Kenneth 198 Dossett. Teresa 162,173,181 Douseman. Richard 198 Dowsman, Rick 126 Doyle. John 88,179 Dcyne, Liz 174 Doyne, Stanley 117 Drake, Bernard 198 Drawer, Lynn 170 Dreier, Bonnie 174 Dresdner. Steve 164,198 Dresner, Dave 141 Dretler, John 198 Dritz, Neil 117 Drummer, Mike 172 Duewel, Jerry 198 Duling, Albert 170,198 Duncan, Cecelia 177,183 Dunk, Kathy 108,162 Durbin, Bob 69.128 Durckel, Dan 118 Durr. Ronald 198 Dyer, Benjamin 179 ' E Eacott, Peter 142 Earl, Dan 176 Earle, Kathleen 186 Easterly, James 166,198 Ebbert, Walter 198 Ebell, Jim 129 Eberly, Janet 173,198 Eberts, Craig 125 Ebesu, Earlyn 143,177 Eccles, Randy 126 Eckstein. Michael 178,198 Edelheit. Shelley 143 Edlund. Jim 128 Edlund. Lee 198 Edmond. Richard 168 Edmonds, Melanie 181.182 Edstrom. Lorren 198 Effner, Randall 198 Egart. Kathy 151 Eggerichs. Bob 182 Egizii, Jim 125,162,199 Egizii, Sue 113.162 Ehlers. Richard 199 Ehrenreich. Fran 148,152,173 199 Eichberg. Robert 117.147.180 Elinoff. Kenneth 187 Ellenberg, Igor 187,199 Ellis. Tim 69 Elman, Linda 112.159.162.180. 181 Ender. Rick 117 Engblom, David 187 Engelbrecht. Corky 112,162,199 Engelhart. Joanne 156 English, James 186 Englund. Dean 124 Epley, Paul 172 Epperly. Ron 125,159 Epstein, Ann 111 Epstein. Karen 174 Erdenberger. Trude 137,148,199 Erickson, Bill 69,126 Erickson, Gary 146,16O,161,166. 169 Erickson. James 158 Erickson. Jerry 168 Erickson, Robert 121 Erlandson. James 116 Erlinder, Pete 50,125,146 Etzkin. Elaine 182 Evans, Art 158 Evans, Carolynn 164 Evans, Fred 85 Evans, Sherry 181 Evers, Jane 170 Ewan, Lee Ann 113 F Fahey. Katha 110.152.153,163 Faintich,Jeff115 Falck, Lori 170,171,186 Falean. Dan 118 Falkman. Dick 120 Falsetti, Joseph R. 123 Fandel, Patrick 199 Faner, Vicki 110 Farber, Len 127 Farnsworth, Alice 108,181 Farrell, Carolyn 199 Farrell, Maureen 143,148,173, 176,186 Farver, Edward 168 Fasulo, Mary 30,110,162 Fechter, Mary 199 Fedor, Bob 85 Fedrow, Jerry 119 Fehr, Bonnie 170 Fegenbaum, Andi 111 Feiduss, Judy 111 Feiler, Linda 199 Fein, Jim 146 Feinstein, Jerrie 111,146,148, 199 Feld, Bob 117 Feldman, Bob 117 Feldman, Bob 153,154,156 Feldman, Chuck 140 Feldman, Chuck 142 Fennell, Bob 146 Fennell, Jim 154,165 Ferino, Ken 168 Field, Robert 166.199 Filippini, Dave 119 Fineman, Mickey 117 Fink, Lee Ann 111,146,159,162 Fink, Mary Kay 167 Finkbiner. Christine 199 Finke, Janet 143 Finney, Marge 110,180 Fisher, Greg 122 Fisher, Kathy 113,154 Fishman, Barry 127 Fishman, Jay 199 Fix, Jay 119 Flagler, Lauralynn 113,168 Fleming, Barbara 112 Fletcher, Greg 119 Floom, Harlan 199 217 Floom, Meryl 111 Florey. Greg 162 Flynn. Ann 177 Foes. Ronald 199 Foley, George 179 Foreman. Barb 111 Forette. Carol 108 Forner, Ronald 199 Forte, Jim 106,116,199 Fortuna. Joanne 186 Fosco, Mary Ann 181 Fosman. Marcea 163.187 Foster, Bob 30,162,176 Foster, Marty 106,95 Fought, Jeff 123 Frackman,Kippy111.163 Francis. Drinda 199 Francis. Paul 199 Frank, Barb 111 Frank. Carla 108,154,199 Frank. John 92.93 Frank, Kathy 181 Franklin, Randy 115 Franklin. Stephen 158,199 Frasco, Richard 199 Frederics, Richard 142,172,176 Freedman, Frankie 181 Freeland, Jim 147,157,158,163, 166,184,199 Freeman, Pat 160,170,171.199 Freeman, Terry 116 Freigle, John 116 French, James 124.156 French. Michael 122 Frey. Michael 199 Fricke, Mari Jo 143 Fricker, Sandy 108 Fried,JoeI 127 Friedmann, Barb 111 Friedman. Dave 116 Friedman, Larry 127 Friedman, Perry 117 Frietsch, James 168,199 Fromson. Patty 174 Frost, Barry 127 Fuenfer, Michelle 161,199 Fukuda, Carolyn 182 Fuld, Stephen L. 179 Fuller, Dianna 177 Fulton. Diane 159,162 Funck, James 129 Furusho,VanDaIe172.199 G Gabinski, Shirley 136 Gabrielsen, Ed 85 Gabrielsen, Keith 120 Gale, Debby 174 Galetti. Robert 199 Gall, Gale 171,199 Gall, Linda 112 Gantman, Stu 87,117,199 Garber. Barbara 174 Gardner, Debilyn 200 Gardner, Larry 125 Garguilo, Joseph 200 Garland, Roger 200 Garrett, Jerry 118 Garris, Dagon 177,183 Garrison, Steve 69,72,121 Garritano, Tom 117,152 Garrod. Stephen 161.200 Gasparic, John 200 Gastman, Lorie 174 Gatechair, Les 122 Gaumer, Gary 171,200 Gehlbach, Ed 160 Gelb, Kathy 111 Geller, Larry 200 Gellerman, Marc 114 Gellman, Robert 200 Genender, Ken 117 Gengenbacher, Geoffrey 124 George, Ginnie 170 Gerado, Toni 108 Gerber, Janice 174 Gerber, Peggy 46,95,200 Gerber, Ronni 174 Gerlt, Carole 112.181 Gerulat, Ed 129 Geyer, Ken 164 Giebelsonhausen, Rick 94 Gilbert. Ed 127 Gilbert, Steve 126 Gilbertt, Marsha 178 Gilchrist, John 168,200 Gilfand, Linda 182 Gilman, Fred 200 Giloth, Kirk 200 Gingerich, Richard 169 Ginn, Diane 111 Gunter. Daniel 117 Girard, Lynette 200 Gitz. Jim 146,172 Glantz, Hank 127 Glasscock. Alan 168 Glatz.Jay126 Glazeski, Bob 128 Glick,Claudie167 Glick, Mike 115.146 Glinter, Dan 69 Glowski, Donna 161,200 Godina, Ronald 200 Goetschius, John 119 Goetting, Kaye 109 Goetz, Larry 129 Goff, Robert 200 Goff, Terry 122,156 Gogots. Ken 121 Goldberg, Cary 117 Goldberg, Jeffrey 115 Golden. Mary 164 Goldman. Jay 127 Goldman, Leah 138,167 Goldman, Steve 127 Golik. Renee 170 Gonzalez, Rick 127 Goodale,Dob119 Goode, Alan 69 Goodman, Stephen 117 Goodwin,Jan 170,176 Goodyear, Turza 113.148 Gordon, Gilbert 127 Gordon,Jill174 Gordon,RoseIynn111,20O Gordon, Walt 126,200 Gorgensin. Bob 181 Gorske, Nancy 110 Gorski. Dale 119 Goselin, Gene 95 Goselin, Frank 88 Gottlieb, Joel 127 Gould. Kathleen 200 Graflund, Steve 16O.161,166, 200 Grafton, Pat 88 Graham, Darryl 123,149,159 Granfors, John 142 Grant, Rena S. 177 Granzin, Glen 200 Grawey, Fred 172 Grawey, Kathleen 200 Grawey, Laura 109 Gray, James 200 Grebner. Gary 175 Grebon. Brian 187 Green, Linda 174 Green. Martha 186 Greenberg, Sandi 111.170 Greene, Sally 164 Greenfield, Linda 136 Greenman, Lawrence 200 Greenwood, Robin 200 Gregga, Jim 126,200 Gregory, Larry 168 Gregory, Pam 112 Grens, Gerald 126,152.170.171 200 Gricius, Vicky 163 Griebenow, Jim 126,152 Grieves, Cindy 103,108 Grill, Glen 121,156 Grimm, James 160.200 Grimm, Nancy 108.146 Grisham, Tom 172 Grob, Ken 128 Groce, Dennis 156 Grodjesk, Ken 172 Groneman, Robyn 109 Grosboll, Cathi 113 Grosboll, Connie 113,151 Grove, John 118 Grusin, Jay 127,176 Gualandi, Madonna 173,200 Guingrich, Richard 158,200 Gulbrandson. George 200 Gurnowitz, Ronna 111 Gunter, Sherylee 182 Gustavson, Linda 113,181 Gwillim, Brent 126,200 H Haas, James 201 Hachtel, Dale A.160,161,166, 169,201 Hackett, Martin 201 Hagar, Kenneth 201 Hagen, Judy 111 Hahn, Sherrill 201 Hailperin, Michael 172 Hainey, Mark 120 Halas. John 125 Hall. Wally 106.118,171,201 Hallberg. Douglas 201 Halle, Richard 117,201 Hammer. Elaine 143.174 Hammer. Paul 172 Hammer, Robert 201 Hammerlund, Jim 105.125,201 Hammond. Richard 124 Hand. Melvin 201 Handke. John 125 Hanks, John 125,186 Hannel. F. W. 201 Hans. Abby 107.59117 Hansen. Bruce 186 Hansen. Jeff 123 Hardenbrook. Ann 109.201 Hargrove. Bill 175 Harless,Charlie 121 Harmon, Bill 128 Harmon, Chauncey 171,201 Harper. Margaret 201 Harrell. Bill 165.171 Harris. David 115 Harris, Manda 174 Harrison, David 122 Harrison. John 119 Hart, Linda 176.186 Hart. Randy 9193.126 Hartman. Paul 201 Hartter. Rick 69.72 Hatch. Cindy 152 Hatch. John 201 Hau, Julia 170.171.182,201 Haun. Mary Lou 138.146,158. 201 Hauser, Vicki 136.173 Havens. David 117,201 Havera, Stephen 201 Hawkins. Wayne 175 Hawkinson, Jeff 146.149.158. 185.201 Hayes. Scott 129 Haynes. Ronald 179 Heald. Tom 122 Heath. Charles R. 183 Hecht. Rose 49,108,148.150 Hefeli.Alvina109.152,161.162 Hein. Patricia 201 Heinrich, Jay 116 Heitner,Wllliam 201 Helling, Bev 109.158,201 Henderson. Jane 113 Heneberry, Rich 124 Hennessey. Carol 173.178 Henrickson. Vicky 170.173 Henry, Phil 171 Herald. John 129 Herbst. Joan 201 Herman. Cynthia 61 Herman. Shelly 201 Herman, Steve 116 Hermann. Roberta 138.201 Herr. Dale 122.156 Herr. Susan 151 Herrman. Gloria 178 Herron, Ron 151.167 Hess. Fred 119 Hessling. Rita 201 Higgins. Claudia 164 Hild, Kirk 120 Hill. Peggy 173 Hillier. Robert 169 Himmel. Lawrence 164.201 Hinkley. Wylma 201 Hinnen, Alan 201 Hinshaw. Jay 168 Hinton. Marilyn 183 Hirschberg. Caryl 111 Hoag. Bruce 129.202 Hobbs. Candy 113.152.181 Hochstatter, Brian 202 Hochstein. Stuart 117,202 Hodge. Larry 123,202 Hoekenga. Linda 164 Hoeman. Jack 126 Hoemke, Jack 123 Hoffman. Marsha 174 Hogan. Lyn 110.202 Hogan. Suzy 113 Holcombe, Ginger 143 Holler, Bill 125 Holley. Pamela 177 Holloway. Linda 170 Holmberg, Randy 125 Holmburg. Greta 108.162 Holmes, Bill 175 Holmes, Jimmy E. 183 Holmquist. Ralph 202 Holstein, David 115 Holton. Don 126 Hom, Yee M. 182 Homes, Carolyn 177 Homola, Don 169 Honnold. Sue 109 Hopkinson, Ellen 137.161 Hopper, Darla 109.202 Hopperton. Merry 202 Hoppes, John 168 Hork, William 117.202 Horne. Frederick T. 183 Hornsby, Theodora 202 Horvath, Arlene 108 Horvath. Joan 202 Hostetler, John 94 Hotchkiss, Kathy 170.176 Houmes. Keith 166.202 Howard. Roger 202 Howard. Sally 202 Howard. Timothy 123 Hoye, Deborah 184,202 Hoyt. Peggy 108 Hrank, Wnlliam 166.169 Hubbard, Carol 109,162,176 Hubbard. Tom 120 Hubbell, Marilyn 108.202 Huber, Albert 202 Huddler. Anne 154,159,176 Hudson. Carolyn 173,202 Hudson. Jeff 124 Huerta,Joe 167 Huey. Gary 202 Huges. Dave 94 Hughes, Dave 125 Hughes, Marilyn 202 Hult, Robert 168,172,202 Hummel. Barb 108.162 Humrichouse. Richard 141 Hunt, Terrie 112,181 Huntzinger. Michael 168,202 Hutchinson. Christine 108 Hyman, Jerry 120 Hymen. Allen 117,202 Hymen. Ira 117 lngle.Davld122 Irons, Cliff 93,177,202 lstel. Linda 108 lvers. Doug 86.87 J Jablo, Ellen 111 Jacka. Sharon 112.173 Jackson. Charles 94,124 Jackson. Jenifer 164,202 Jackson. Kathy 112,114,150 Jacobs, Alan 122.202 Jacobs. Dan 115 Jacobs, Jeffrey 117 Jacobs. Lawrence 202 Jacobsen. Bruce 94.121 Jacobson. Candy 108,152,153 157,163.202 Jacobson. David 202 Jaffe. Bob 117 Jaffe. Gerald 202 Jaffee, Linda 112 Jaffee, Mark 117 James. Terry 30.109,159,161,162 Jameson. Lee 175.202 Jamison, Flora 202 Janacek. Ken 119 Janacek. Terry 112 Janicek, Ray 141,142 Jankins. Brenda 109 Jankovich. Spiro 203 January. Larry 117.156 Jaques. Donald E. 160 Jaynes, Ron 119 Jenkins. Larry 165 Jensen. Jerry 128,179,203 Jensen. Pete 128 Jensen. Thurid Eve 182 Jinotti. Eddie 118 Joell. Victor L. 172.177.186.187 Johansen. Dave 156 Johnson, Al 119.179 Johnson, Bill 91 Johnson, Carol 137 Johnson. Charles 121 Johnson. Dave 159 Johnson. Donald 182 Johnson, Kathy 109 Johnson. Laura 109 Johnson. Leonard 203 Johnson, Libby 108.149.150.184 Johnson, Marty 113.181 Johnson. Pam 173.178 Johnson, Paul 176.186 Johnson, Roger 69 Johnson, Steve 129 Johnson. Susan 112.173 Johnson. Tom 116 Johnston, Kathy 113,181 Johnston, Richard 160,203 Johnston. Rodney 119 Johnston, Thomas 128 Jones, Bobbie 112 Jones, Clifford 203 Jones, Derrell 203 Jones, Larry 117 Jones, Pat 113 Jones, Patti 110 Jones. Ramona L. 177,183 Jorgenson, Bob 91 Jorgenson, Linda 138 Jost, Ron 134 Jurek, Ken 121,203 Jurkovich,Celesta143,154,170 203 Jury, Owen 160,166,203 Justice, Pat 138.158,203 K Kabler. Bob 172 Kach. Rich 121 Kaechele. Cindy 113 Kahn, Kathy 110,157.158,184. 203 Kaiser. Babette 111,203 Kamenear, Elliott 172.203 Kamin, Milt 128 Kaminsky, Ray 129 Kane. Barry 203 Kaney, Gerald 168,171,203 Kania, Karen 203 Kanouse. Keith 159 Kaplan, Sue 203 Kapur, Ramesh 182 Karasik. Randi 174 Karna, Oiva J.172 Kasjens. Karl 167,203 Kass, Marilyn 203 Kassof, Candy 174 Katkus, Larry 203 Kattenbraker, Gary 141,159 Kaufman, Helen 112 Kaufman. Jim 119 Kavale, Marilyn 182 kay, Rick 127 Keeley. Tom 168,203 Keeshin, Janice 174 Kehe, Jerry 126 Keith. Roger 119 Kelch. Douglas 203 Kelch. Linda 203 Kelley. Carol 113 Kelley, Cheri 112 Kelly, Christina 203 Kelly, Jim 165 Kelly, Laura 110 Kelly. Maureen 137 Kelly, Susie 181 Kelsch. Mark 203 Kempton. Wayne 128 Kengott, Ruth Ann 108.148,203 Kennedy, Jim 86,87.95.203 Kennedy, John 122 Kenny, Maureen 170 Kensec. Rick 118 Kenutis, Marcia 112 Kepple. Mike 69,128 Kern, Andrew 203 Kerr, Bruce 168 Kerr, Jeffrey 179 Kerry. Norman 165.203 Kervan, Pat 109.153 Kesselman, Linda 109 Kestian, Marge 112.157,162 Keyster. Michael 203 Kidd. Joyce 163.173 Kiersky. Glenn 117 Kiger. Larry 168 Killus. William 203 Kimes. Donald 179 Kimmel. R. Grear 124,178 Kimmell, Peggy 151 Kindred. Karla R. 177.183 King. Guy 203 King,Jim 69 King. Lee 117 Kipling. David 165 Kipple. Kathleen 186 Kirsky. Mike 127 Kissick. Gary 129 Kivowitz. George 152 Klahre. Don 122 Klancnik, Ken 121 218 Klee. Lloyd 127 Kleiner, Morris 149 Klopfenstein. Robert 171.204 Kluesing, Cherie 161 Knackstedt, George 116 Knapp, Keith 116 Knapp, Terry 178,204 Knaub, Dennis 129 Knoles, Warren 123 Knoll, Tom 119 Knox, Mike 128 Knudsen, David 204 Koch, Dick 69,147 Koch, Donald 172 Koehler, Roger 119 Koelling, George 128 Koenig, Richard 168,204 Koenig, Robert 168,204 Koenig. Roy 114,118 Koerwitz, Karl 127 Kogut, Dean 204 Kohn, Steven 117 Kolberg, Jim 129,204 Kole, Steven 204 Kolker. Sherry 174 Komisar, Arnold 204 Konrad, James 123 Konzelman, Bruce 119 Koors. Randy 154,165 Kopak, Kenneth 165,204 Koppelman, Tom 118 Kosnoff, Kathy 111 Kovalik, James 204 Kraft, Phil 129,204 Kraft, Richard 162,187,204 Kraisin. Kay 112 Krantz, Edward 171,175 Kranz, Carol 170 Krasin. Kay 181 Krause, Jeanne 30,148,159,11O Krell, Barry 127,204 Kress, Donald 204 Kressin, Gary 204 Krippel, Kathleen 176 Kritz, Adrienne 161,204 Krohn, Dennis 204 Kroll. Dennis 163,169 Krosse, Ted 187 Krost, Neil 120 Krueger, Mark 129 Kubersh.Willlam117 Kucharski, Richard 141 Kueler, Mark 204 Kuester, Ed 69,142 Kuhl. Thomas 121 Kuhn, Gerald 204 Kuhn. John 204 Kullman, Richard 156 Kumpf. Gary 118 Kundert, Jody 204 Kurz, Dick 160 Kusnik, Bev 204 Kutter, Richard 204 L Lackhart, Tom 129 LaCroix, Larry 125,171,204 LaFasto, Frank 118 Laine. Lawrence 204 Laitman. Larry 127 LaLumia. Frank 118 LaMagdeleine. John 167 Lamm, Karen 167,204 Landis, Dan 204 Landsman, Suzi 174 Langen, David 204 Langley. Pam 151,167 Langley. Pam 151.167 Lannaman. Ginny 162.181 Lanners, Pete 91 Lanser. Allan 141 Lansing, Dick 127,204 Lanzer, John 167 LaPaugh, S, J. 179.204 Laramy, Arthur 122 Larson.John171 Larson, Karen 161 Larson, Keven 143.204 Larson, Melvin 205 Lasser, Stuart 170 Latrobe, Kathy 112,205 Lauer, Bob 117 Laurita, Warren 180.205 Lavender, Tina 111 Lavetter. Joan 181 Lawrence. Vicki 109 Lawson. Sandy 135.163,164.205 Layman. Joel 127.205 Lazewski, Rex 116 Leber. Bill 126 Ledbetter. Jerry D. 175 Leder, Paul 125.159 Ledlger, James 186 Lee, Barbara 49,195,205 Lee, Cliff 69 Lee, Romaine 177,183 Lee, Rusty 126 Lee, Sherie 174 Lees, Jim 115 Legacki, Mike 126 Lehman, John 151 Lehman, Joyce 187 Lehman. Steve 127 Lelb, Bob 115 Lembersky, Eileen 182 Lemm, Linda 109 Lentz, Joe 165 Leonard, Bob 125,171 Leonard, Mary 176 Leonard, Nancy 110 LePage, Russell 126 Leuelling, Gail 151 Leverette. Andy 108 Levin. Deborah 205 Levin, Robert 117 Levine, Barry 115 Levinson. Dan 117 Levinson, Pamela 111 Levy, Doug 187 Levy, Robert 205 Lewis, Jeff 116 Lewis, June 177 Lewis. Marc 127 Lewis. Sue 109 Lichtenberger, Dean 168.205 Lichtenheld. John 124 Lieb, Jeff 117 Liebert, Clare 159 Lillehoi, Cathy 178 Lindahl, Jeff 125 Lindberg. Carl 125,171 Lindberg. David 205 Lindbloom, Jack 140 Lindbloom. Roberta 138,170,205 Linder. Rex 126 Lindon, Anne 111,146.147,148. 149.162,184,205 Lindon, Gary 127 Lindsay. Richard 205 Linek. Beverly 205 Link, Art 125,146,184 Linstromberg, Leslie 61 Lipow. Nancy 181 Lippert. Ann 113 Lipps. Steven 117 Lipschultz, Robert 205 Livergood. Jim 123,147 Livingston, Dave 151,167 Livingston, Sharon 160,170,205 Loacker. Jerry 159,205 Lockhart, Tom 160.166 Loeb, Margaret 163,205 Loeb, Patricia 205 Loeb. Penny 163 Loeffler, Robert H. 172 Lofgren, Alan 128 Lofgren. Bill 87 Lofquist. Lee 151 Logan, Joyce 113,181 Loggins. Patricia 177 Loitz. LaDonna 109 Londa, Karen 137.205 Long, Carolyn 110.162 Long, Doug 172 Longbothum. Briggs 126 Lopke, Donald 123,154 Lorenz, Chuck 176 Lorig. Joan 112 Lotz, Betty 182 Lotz. Ray 125 Lovenz, Chuck 156 Lowtwait, Scott 129,180,205 Luben, Linda 111 Lucido. John 168.205 Lukehart, Jan 112 Lundberg. Nilliam 122 Lundstrom. Dave 77.84.9O,95, 74,128 Luther, Allen 179.205 Lutz. Debbie 110 Lybeck, Roger 161.166.205 M MacBeth, Roland 151 MacMichael, Evelyn 112.181.182 McAllister. Hilary 143 McArthur. Bradley 205 McCampbelI, Thom 126 McCarthy, Bob 129 McCarty. John 164 N McClelland. Peter 205 McClellan, Patrlce 187 McClurkun. John 205 McCrelght.Davld160,161,163 205 McConagle, Charles 205 McCurry. Fred 128 McDaniel, Mackey 112 McDonald. Kathy 181 McDonald, Make 88.95 McDonough.Katle109 Marty. Sue 108,180 Marx. Dan 127.206 Mass. Lynn 181 Massa. Mlke 175 Massa. Robert 116 Nlatarellr. James 161 Math, Bob 117 Mathlas, Marilyn 206 Mattson. Blll 124,206 Mlller.Martln114.117,146,147 Muller. Nancy 113 Mlller. Perry 129 Muller. Rlck 206 Mrller. Roger 128 Muller. Ron 168 Muller, Russ 125 Mlller Mlller ,Susan 173.206 .Wllllam 168.206 Murphy, John 207 Murphy. Madeline 110.181 Murphy, Patrlcla 108 Murray.Blll101,121.179 Muslal, Sue 143 Myers,Mary 207 Myers, Steve 172 McGraw. McGulre. Sue 109 Don 125 McGulre, Jerry 186 McGulre. McHugh, McKlnne Sandy 105 Robert 126 y. Rack 118.178 McLaren, Robert 129.205 McLaren ,Robert 129,205 McLauchlan, Dave 114,128.146 McMullen, Margaret 182,205 McPheron. Susan 143.164.173. 206 McShane. Ellen 110 Mack. Dave 88.128 Macleod, John 179 Maczek. Greg 171 Nladanoglu. Toygun 182 Madanoglu. Tuvan 182 Maestrl. Ron 69 Magestro, Charles 129 Magglo, Ed 168 Magyar, Robert 94,124 Malone. Gloria 206 Maloney. Jrn'l 120 Malooley, Robert 206 Manglamell, John 119 Mann. Stewart 115 Manthe. Connle 160.206 Mantz. Mary 113 Manzano. Ted 167 Maple, Jerry 175 Marchettu, Robert 169 Marcus, Barbara 206 Marcus, Larry 115 Marek. Wayne 122 Marello,Blll126 Mancle. Davld 169,206 Marlnloh. Danlel 206 Marone Richard 206 Marovltz, Denlse 136 Marsh, Daniel 176 Marsh Steve 186 Marshall. Marvln 125,159.162 Marshall. Raymond 167.177.183 Marshall. Tlm 166,206 Martens. Kathy 151 Martens. Laura 206 Marteskl, Joe 155,165 Martun. Dave 142 Martln,Llnda113 Martln,Marcla112 Martln. Maureen 11,109 152. 162,181,206 Martln. Robert 129 Mauch. Rod 122,168 Mauge rl. Tom 126 Maurer. John 120 Mavetz Frank88,95.206 Maxey, Donna 109,154,176 Maxwe Maxwe ll. Carl 206 ll,Vlrglnla 206 Maxzek. Greg 206 May. R Mayer. Mayer. lchard 166,206 Jolly 112 Terrl112,181 Meade, Maureen 181 Mease Sue 108 Meek, Donna 113,181 Metlord. Steven 206 Mehl, Alan 156,172,180 Mehawlch, Greg 141.186 Mehl, Allen 152.153 Mehl, Rlch 165 Mehok. Tony 122 Mehrlngs. Sue 109 Melnus,Chrls 135.143 Melsse I. Kurt 129 Melster. Robert 206 Mellens, Walter 186 Meltzer. Karen 111,182 Mende Mende Mercue Messln lson. Allen 115 Z. Angel 128 r, Tom 128 ger. Marlana 176,206 Mllllgan. Wendell 171 Mllllnger. Karen 110.143 163 Mlneheart. Karen 206 Mlner. Earl 129,206 Mlstero, Frank 207 Mltchell. Rlck 165 Mlzen,Vnckl108 Mohn. Terry 159,167,207 Mohns. Sue 108,158.163,207 Molenaar. Duck 116 Molenar, Rlch 84 Monlco. Ken 116 Monser, Dlane 207 Naeymvrad Freydown 182 Nagode, Rlchard 134.171 Nardelll Jerry 141 Nardone. Ken 85 Nathan, Dorothy 176.207 Nathes. Brad 117 Naugle. Allen 121 Naurnan. Mark 168 Neal. David 162 Neece, Make 88.121 Montgomery. Lee 121 Morltvl lte. Danlel 207 Mooha, Dan 129 Moore. Barb 112 Moore. Chrls 124 Moore, Eldred 183 Moore. Greg 124 Moore. 162 Jacqule 49.113.147.159, Moore, Jarwls 128 Moore. John 122 Moore, Moore, Kenneth 177.183 Mlke142 Nell,Greg 125 Nelson Loulse108 Nelson, Marv 179 Nelson Mnke 118 Nelson Robert 207 Nelson Nelson Nelson Nelson Navars. Roger 172.207 .Thomas 124 -Hawklns,Flona113 -Hawklns, Shlona 113,207 Rlchard 207 Neumann. Chuck 69.88 Nevers.Rrck165 Newman, Rlch 105,128.207 Morell, Lyn 113 Morgan, Jlrn 179 Morgan, Phyllls 110,170 Moronl. James 146,154,156 Messunger. Marllyn 174 Messlnger. Robert 142 MetCalf,Connle112 Mettam.Mlke121 Metz,John121 Metz. Joy 113.155 Meyer, Alan 122 Meyer, Meyer, Meyer. Bruce 115 Marilyn 112,206 Mary 146.187 Meyers, Earl 85.177 Mlchaels. Janls 108.206 Mlchelson,Llnda174 Mrlbourn,Blll119 Mules. James 140,206 Morrell, Lynn 180 Morrls. Ann 143,162,163 Morrls. Duck 207 Morrls. Don 176 Morrlson. Davld 162.207 Morrlson. Pat 109,143.173,181 MOSS, Jam 91 Moss, Joanne 174 Moss, June 207 Moudry. Charles 207 Moun Mow, t.Carol176.178 Mark 123 Moy, Calvin 116 Mraz. Thomas 175.207 Much. Todd 117 Newton, Bob 186 Nlckel, Henry 169 Nuemener,Clndy113 Nleter, Temple 165.207 Nlko.Heldr112.158 Nlnos, Spnros 172 Nixon, Rlchard 156 Noble. Don 207 Noble, Rlchard 142 Noel, Dennis 121.146,168,207 Nordenberg. Cher: 110 Norton. Nancy 108,157,164 Nothdurtt, Jann 110,207 Novak, Marlon 109.207 Novak. Paul 149.162 Novlck. Steve 170.207 Nugent. Jlm 123,149 Mullen, Mlller. Muller, Mlller, Mlller. Mlller Michael 177 Charles 206 Dan 171 Fred 175 Harold 129 Janet 95.108,159.180 Mlller, Joseph 95.206 Mlller, Judy 108,162 Mlller Karen 170 Mlller, Lundsay 125 MlIler,Margo177 Mueller, Jan 109.160.170,171. 207 Mueller, Make 119 Mueller, Nancy 109.207 Mueller. Ned 165 Mul, Susan 109 Muller. Kelth 153,154 Mullner. Donald 129 O Oakes. Kathy 113 Oakland. Wllllam 120 O'8rlen. Mary 176 O'Connor. James 122 O'Connor. Judy 112 Mulvey, Kathleen 173 Mundyer, Lynn 109 Munn. Roy 69 219 O'Donnell. Ed 179.182 0ettel. John 125.207 Oftedalh. Llnda 109,207 Ogweng. Calllstus 182.207 Oher. Ronnrs 136 Okazakl.Mlchael172 O'Kler,Blll165 Okleshen. Henry 207 Oldrs. Edward 122 Oleskar. Jack 156 Olsen, Theodore 166.11-39.207 Olson, Bob 119 Olson, Don 166 Olson Steve 125,162,207 Oltmer. Cathy 109 O'Mar, Make 126,181 O'Nelll Ed 166.208 Oppenhelm. John 117 Oppenhuls. Greg 187 O'Rellly. Terry 179 Ortega. Nerelda 187 Orten. Sue 112 Oster, Ann 109 Oswranza, Rebecca 143 Otto, Douglas 208 Overbele. Ned 127.208 Ovson. Nancy 208 Owens. Jett 126.146 Ozee, James 169 P Paabo. Andy 85.129 Palml,Llnda112 Palnter. Lynn 88 Palsner. Ronald 115,208 Palazzola, Domlrnc 208 Palladlnl. Rrta 208 Pangrac. John 122 Pape. Cheryl 151,167,186 Papo. Wlllrarn 123 Pappert. Margle 181 Paras. Bruce 208 Parlsh, Henry 208 Parlsl. Jules 165 Parks. Spandau 161 Parrnenter. James 208 Parochelll. Jullus 129 Parson. Geraldine 177.183 Paset, Lynne 111 Paset, Rlchard 208 Paslerb, Lou 88 Paskell. Gregory 122 Patchel. Steve 172 Patterson. Henry 177 Pauls, Karen 110 Paulone, Donald 123.168 Pauls, Pyllls 170 Pavola, Donna 176 Pazdera. Karla 110 Pearl, Suzanne 208 Pearlmen. Susan 208 Pearson. Leonard 94.208 Peek. Cynthia 138 Peele. Dlnah 208 Penne. Greg 172 Pelkola. Terry 172,208 Peller, Andrea 111,149,150,158, 185,208 Pennington, Ruth 108 Perczak, Linn 183 Peodver, William 208 Perkins, Nancy 208 Perrigo, Steve 125 Perry, Howard 126 Peschke. Jayne 110 Peterson. Peterson, Peterson. Peterson, Peterson, Peterson, Arlene 113 Dan 159.171 Marsha 170 Richard 119 Roy 120 Steve 175 Petocki, Pete 118 Pettet, Brad 124 Pfahl, Carl 170 Pfeiffer, Judy 112 Pfiester, Cheryl 112 Phillips, Jeff 127 Phillips, Thomas 165,171 Piazza, Joanne 148 Picton. Richard 208 Picton, Robert 208 Pierantoni, Ernie 69 Pierce. Norb 69 Pierre, Joseph 177 Piggott, Richard 125,166,208 Piker, Alan 117 Pillsbury, Charles 208 Pitcher, Debby 59 Pittman, David 208 Pittman, Dorothy 208 Pivonka, Dennis 121,208 Plapinger, Don 165 Plugfelder, Ann 136 Podolsky, Sherri 111 Pogue, Bruce 208 Pollard, Wayne 172 Pond, John 208 Pope, John 127 Poplawski, Richard 129 Poppen, Virginia 208 Porche, Michael 183 Poremba, Carol 186 Poremba, Chester 166,208 Posner, Marcus 142,178,208 Post. Linda 151,159,167 Potenza, Regina 112,114 Poterek, Gregory 114,120 Potter, Jeanette 178 Potter, John 172,208 Pottrek, Greg 152 Powell, Karen 110,143 Powell, Kathy 110,162 Powers, Becky 113 Powers, Harley 88 Pressman, Alan 127,208 Pressman, Janie 174 Preston, Christine 113,181 Preston, Tom 94 Preus, Charles 126.209 Priban, Dale 120 Price, Marcia 137,159 Prichard, Pat 173 Priebe, Glenn 121 Price, Jeffrey 117 Prisco, Bob 148,185 Proffer, Janet 170 Profrock, Willia'n 209 Proler, Fran 174 Prupis, Stewart 120 Pudelsky, Dave 114.128 Pugh, Penelope 161,209 Putnam, Jan 112,180,181,209 Putz, Janet 113 Qually, Steve 126 Quinlan, Carol 110 R Raabe, Burt 93 Rada, Jim 129 Rader, Carol 111,182 Radosevich, Dave 151 Rafalke, John 179 Rafelson, Ruthann 209 Ragucci, Fred 167 Raidbard, Marvin 209 Ramm, Penny 109,209 Ramsden, Keith 167 Ranieri, Gene 124 Rapp, Rich 84 Rapp, Steve 126,150 Rapplean, Jerry 69.128 Rassi. Tim 69 Rau, Carol 49.137,161,173.176 Rauch,John 161,209 Ravelette. Gil 88 Rawlins, Kathy 95,108,159 Raymond, Ricki 209 Raynett. Mary 109,159,173 Read, Rich 121 Recher, Gene 129 Reck, Marcia 171,209 Redman, Alan 209 Reed, Betsy 50 Reed, James 209 Reed. Ma ry 209 Reed, Rich 166 Reese. Jill 161 Reich, Peter 117 Reichelt, Jeanne 109,150,157, 159 Reichman. Nathan 209 Reid. Gregory 168 Reid. Judy 109,143 Reid. Robyn 113,181 Reifstack, Paula 178 Reinhart. Jan 176.178 Reinitz, John 117 Reinstein, Harris 171,175,176, 187,209 Reis, Kate 181 Reiser, Betty 112,181 Reising, Bill 88 Rellihan, Richard 209 Rernpert, Richard 209 Reney, Steve 209 Renskers. Bob 165 Renwart, Serge 128 Reporto, Diane 57 Restivo. Joe 209 Rhoads, Dennis 209 Ricci, Brian 168,209 Rich, Thomas 126 Richards, William 209 Richardson, Bob 122,209 Richardson, Jim 175 Richman, Ken 114 Riebock, Torn 119 Riedy. Thomas 209 Riekmann. Patricia 209 Rimson, Edward 176 Ringel, Margaret 110,148,162, 185,209 Ringness, Peg 176,178 Risinger, Pam 110,209 Riter, John 123 Ritter, Bruce 209 Ritter, Diane 112,173 Roberts, Dave 127 Roberts, Fred 116 Roberts, Gary 123,146,147 Robin, Jeanne 174 Robinson, Carolyn 182 Robinson, Thomas 116,209 Roch, Dennis 209 Rock, Margo 177,183,209 Roegiers, John 210 Rohlman, Bill 84 Rohrs, Alix 108,163 Roloff, Robert 123 Roman, Henrique 182 Romaniak, Chet 88,165 Romz, Paul 210 Rosaa, Kaye 210 Rose. Arthur 177 Rosen, Lee 117 Rosen, Paula 210 Rosenberg, Cheryl 137 Rosenberg, Robert 187 Rosenblum, Joseph 146,154,156, 176 Rosenbohm, Jeanne 178,186 Rosendall, Dana 125 Rosenfeld, Jeff 127,210 Rosenquist, David 158,210 Rosenthal, David 127 Rosenthal, Elaine 148.210 Rosler, Dave 167 Rossini, Bruce 116 Rossow, Ronald 122.210 Roth, Alice 210 Roth, Harvey 127 Rothnberg, Sharyn 111 Rothkup, Sonja 111 Rothschild, Don 127 Rovelstad, Linda 112,147 Rovner, Dan 120 Roy, Bob 123 Ruben, Niki 163 Ruber, Frank 176 Rubin, Sherilyn 174 Ruge, Charles 162 Rundquist, Larry 151 Runella, Bob 125,210 Rusk. Kathleen 151.163,210 Ruskin,Jeff117 RusseIl,Jay160.166 Russell,Wayne165 Russell. Phyllis 109.210 Ryberg. Marcy 47,143,146,162 170,171,21O, S Sacarny, David 117 Sachs, Bob 117 Sachsel. Amy 111 Sachsel. Harriet 111,177 Sacknoff, Rita 174 Sadowsky, Joel 117 Saerland, Darbara 210 Sakoff, Sheldon 129 Salada, Sandi 167 Salinas. Mike 176 Saling, Steve 151 Salk, Steve 118 Sallows, Edward 134 Salman, Dennis 179 Sams, Mary 210 Santibanez, Eugene 210 Sargent, Wayne 121 Sarlo, Joseph 210 Sass, Robert 166 Saunders, Sandy 110 Savage. Art 175 Scarpaci. Bill 61,186 Scesniak, Mary Ann 173.210 Schaefer. Don 120 Schaefer. Gudrun 143,148 Schafer, Robert 165 Schaffer. Brett 151 Schaffer, Laurie 111 Schauwecker, Jay 176 Schechter, Ron 115 Schechtman, Merle 210 Scheel. Gerry 129 Scheffres. Mike 127 Scherb. David 116 Scherer, Steve 121 Schermerhorn, Skip 141 Schierer, Donald 126 Schilling, Ed 118 Schimmel, Marcia 137 Schindler, Lee 175 Schlegel, Jess 127 Schmidgall, Diane 210 Schmidt, Debbie 110,152 Schmidt, Roger 160 Schneider, Marvin 164 Schoeman, Arlene 174 Shornper. Robert 176 Schottenfeld. Carole 182 Schrader, Jim 151,167 Schreiber, Nancy 173 Schroeder, Peggy 102.110.180, 210 Schroeder, Sue 143 Schroyer, Robert 141,160 Schubert, John 175 Schucart, Richard 170,210 Schuessler, Cathy 108,151 Schuette, Stephen 210 Schuldt, John 165 Schultz, Bill 121 Schulze, Jack 167,210 Schumacher, Gene 95,210 Schupbach. Steven 210 Schurwanz, Adrienne 176 Schustack, David 127 Schwab, Dick 128 Schwalge, Tina 113 Schwankoff, Marilyn 108,210 Schwartz, Ann 111 Schwartz. Gene 117 Schwartz, Howie 127 Schwartz, Jeffrey 117 Schwartz, Mary 120 Schwartz, Mike 119 Schwartz, Nancy 138,143 Schwartz, Robert 166,210 Schwartz, Susan 174 Schwartz, Thomas 117 Scofield, John 162,210 Scoma, Thomas 210 Scott, Cindee 108 Scott, Dick 146,169 Scott, Jeanne 156 Scott, Wayne 128 Scrementi, Tony 116 Scruggs, Stirling 179 Sear, Marilyn 111,162,163 Seavers, Don 88 Sefcik, Mike 128 Segna, George 210 Sehring,Babs113 220 Seidel, Nancy 95.108 Seidneberg, Harvey 127 Seides. Spencer 187 Seiffer. Sandy 109,162 Seigel, Steven 170 Seiler, Stephen 159 Sekers, Sharon 182 Selburg, Debbie 113 Selinger. Larry 69,70.72,73.95. 128 Seltzer. Cliff 115 Seltzer, Steve 211 Seneca. Raymond 211 Sensenbaugh.John116 Serczyk. Rick 125 Serfass, David 168,184,211 Sering, David 211 Sessler, Donna 174 Seybert, Bob 142 Seyler, Al 126 Seymour, Thomas 152,154 Shack, Dan 120 Shane. Debbie 156 Shane. Madelane 111 Shapiro, Barb 163 Sharp. Roger 169 Sharpe, Susan 173 Shatkus, Maryanne 109.152,153. 178 Shaw. George 114,126 Shaw. Tom 125 Shell, Cliff 59 Sheppy, Bill 119 Sherb. Da Sherman. Sherman. ve 114 Bruce 117 Sherry 111.211 Shimmel. Marcia 173 Shipman. Dan 69 Shipman, Howard 211 Spailing,Jim151 Sparbel. Mary Lou 158,211 Spector, Mark 172.211 Speer. Tom 169 Spenks, Allan 165 Spillane, Richard 158.211 Spinney, David 211 Spreckman, Steve 115.211 Sprenkle, Rod 87.116 Sprick, Thomas 186 Springer, Doug 146.149.185.211 Sproul. Steve 124.159 Spurr. Allen 117 Sridhar. Kolar 182 Staack, Matthias 120 Stack. Dave 121 Stack, Mark 211 Stafford, Sylvia 162,177,211 Staley. Ed 156 Staley.James 211 Stamm, Gary 124 Stanger, Terry 69,93,95,126 Stark, Donna 186 Starr. Jeff 211 Steele. Bob 124 Steele. John 177,183 Steele. Sandra 170 Stefek, Daniel 211 Stein. Burton 211 Stein, Sue 163,174 Stein, Douglas 211 Steiner, Charley 156 Steinwedel. Barb 187 Stejskal, Robert 212 Stender, Michael 212 Stephano. Tom 69.126 Stepher, Huey 212 Stephis. Martin 165,212 Sterling, Howard 212 Shook, Penny 167 Shooman. Diane 143,174 Shooman. Ted 168 Shrader, Jane 113,211 Slddall,Cheris183 Sidler, Gene 187 Sidler, Glen 187 Siegal, Lenny 117 Siegal. Marty 127 Siegfried, Wanda 146 Sigal. Shari 111 Silver, Linda 110,143,174 Sime, Robert 170.211 Stern. Mike 115 Stern. Milt 117 Stern, Nancy 167,187 Stern, Phyllis 143 Stern, Susan 111,162 Stetzler Stewart Stewa rt Stewa rt . Jerry 169 Bob 165 Mike 156.186 Roger 122 Susan 110 Stevens, Stevens, Stevens. Stevens. , Jim 218 , Marcella 108 , Ray 116 Simko. Simon, Simon, Simon, Simon, Simon, Mike 124 James 179,182 Joanie111 Margie 111,162 Steve 127,160 Vicki 111,147 Simonsen, Nancy 178 Sincere. Charles 117 Singer. Eileen 211 Slref. Judy 111 Skala, Larry 168 Skiles, Sharon 182,186,211 Skinner, Larry 211 Skinner. Steven 167 Skovron, Jim 125 Skovronsky, Regina 162,170 Skowro Skubik, nski, Rick 167 John 50,123,146.147, 158,162,184,211 Skultety, Keith 119 Slaman, John 121,155 Slater, Sandy 109,154,170 Slavicek, Larry 181 Slavitt. Alan 211 Slesser, Jim 129 Sloane, Leah 60,163 Slota. Don 93,95,128 Smith. Al 75,76,77,83,84,88 Smith, Alan 127 Smith, Cheryl 211 Smith, Dewayne 211 Smith, Gary 129 Smith, Jack 211 Smith. Smith, Smith. Pete 126 Rick 128 Roger 85 Smith. Terry 165 Smipes, Willie 177,183 Snyder, Carole 112,154,173 Snyder, Kathy 112 Snyder ,Sue 113,114,185,211 Sobol, Mark 115 Soifer, Terry 115,211 Soll, Linda 148,162,182 Solomon, Paula 135,151,167 Solondz, Paul 117 Sommer, Ruthi 11? Sommer. William 127 Sorenson, George 164,211 Spacht, Ann 113,154,176 Spaeth, Robert 122 Stick, Fran 137 Stickelmaier, Robert 175 Stisser, Lynn 212 Stoner, David 162 Stonewall, Gary 116 Stortz, Barry 125,180,185 Stortz. Roger 125,212 Stratton, Cheryl 113 Straughn, James 121 Strejc, Eillen 170 Struss. Al 141 Stuart, Gerald 165,171 Studdard, Junice 183,212 Stulberger, Mark 156 Sturgiss, Suzanne 173,212 Sturniolo, Joe 124 Sturniolo, Tony 124,156 Suckow, Paul 88,126 Suhr. Walter 210 Sullivan, Kip 94,95,212 Sunley, Bill 125 Swain, Laura 178 Swanson, Glen 119 Sweet, David 159 Swenson, Helen 212 Swenson, Nancy 182 Swidler, Lee 117 Swigris, Bob 74,77,83,84,88,89 Swing, Ed 125 Swisher, Richard 124 Sylvester, Frank 85 Sympson, Ron 212 Szczesniak, Mary Lou 156 Szold, Philip 212 T Tabbert, John 57,164 Taddeo, Dick 212 Talbott, Mary Ann 108 Tani, Lorrainne 109,159,162 Tannenbaum, Rich 127 Taylor, Hunt 126 Taylor, John 177,179 Taylor, Kathy 151 Teagle, Carol 109,212 Teeter, Phil 126 Tekier. William 116 Teo, Samuel 182 Terrance, TllT1 120 Terrell, Dawn 212 Terrey, Jlm 69.95.126 Terry. Benny 91,177,183 Terry. Fran 111 Terry. Mellnda 112 Thede.Wllllam 212 Theus. Dan 141 Theus, Gregory 64 Thomas. Mary 110 Thomas. Ann 170 Thomas. Robert 151,167,212 Thomas, Ullsher 177 Thompson. Bruce 212 Thompson, John 116 Thorsness.Blll114.126.146,159, 180 Tllbury,John 212 Tlll.MarCla109.152,173 Tllll. Joe 126 Tllton,John 129.212 Tlmmerman. Lee 87.95.141.158 160,161.163.212 Tlschler, Robert 116 Tlsdale. Robbln 212 Tober. Sue 110 Toburen. Brad 87 Todd, Donn 119 Todd. Jean 109.162 Tolley. Davld 212 Tosto. Carol 112.181 Towne. Allen 168 Towne, Sharon 170 Tracy. Jackie 173 Trask. Mark 56 Treloar, Peter 128 Trlmarco.Sandl182 Trlpp. Jlrrl 212 Truesdale. Gary 120,166 Tuber, l-lank 172 Tucker. Mary 212 Tuller, Sherry 113,147 Tulley. Chuck 128 Tully, Jean 109 Turek, Joseph 120 Turner, Cheryl 177 Turner.MlchelIe177 U Uhllg, John 168 Ulmer. Dave 91.93 Ulmer. Ron 84 Ulrlch, Jlr'n 69.70.95 Unger. Robert 164.212 Upton. Gary 88,89 Upton.Greg151 Urdang,Melanle11.163.212 Usnlk. Robert 175 V Vahmas. Andrew 116 VBIIUKQDSS. Dalnlus 122.152 Valrose. Joe 119 Van Buren,James212 Vanden Dooren,Kelth156,165. 198 Van Hooser. Sandy 109,114.212 Van Horne, Barbara 109,150,159 Van Huss, Ron 161.162.212 Van Ness. Jan 109 Van Slckle. Judd 114.121,157. 160,161,184 Van Zandt. John 179 Van Zandt, Mlke 122 Vargo, D3VId 162,165 Vasek. Gerald 213 Vause, Jay 125.146 Veltch. John 128 Velpel.Vlckl178 Vercler, Rlchard 168,213 Vernon. Galen 213 VICTOY, Sally 213 Vlllers. Gay 121,158,184,213 Vlscardl, Jara 108 Vlscontl. Joseph 116 Vogenthaler, Don 142 VOlg1, Rlchard 126 VOIE1. Ronald 213 Volger, Larry 119 Von Holt, Roger 163 Vorhaur. Jack 129 Vorhaver, Thomas 213 Vorlas, Marla 113 Voss, Nancy 178 Voss, Susan 151,159,167 Votaw.Davld134,176 Voyce, James 118 Vroman. Shella 108.213 W Wachtel. Sam 127 Wagman, Sue 111 Wagner,BlIl120 Wagner. Joseph 179 Wagner. Kelth 69 Wahls,Jorla 213 Walkus, Carol 213 Walnwrlght, Frank 118 W3l1KUS. Dane 68.69.126,171, 185 Waltkus. Peter 213 Wakefleld.WlIIlarn119 Walcavlch. Joe 116,146 Waldeck. Tlm 124 Walker, Dave 175 Walker. Kay 213 Walker. Mllo 121 Wall, Bob 170 WaIsh.John 126 Walter. Erlc 118 Walter. Fred 56.57.164 Walters, Pat 113 Walton, Teresa 213 Wantz, John 125.213 Ward, Bob 175 Ward. Sandy 112 Ward. SUSlE 112.180 Ward. Wllllam 125 Ward. Wlnlfred 154 Warren. Jerry 164 Warren, Lynn 111 Warren. Rlchard 213 Was, Bob 118,213 Washkls. Roger 158,184,213 Wasserman. Nancy 174 Waterhouse. John 126 Waters. Kathy 110 Watson. Nancy 113.146.159.162. 181 Wax. Mltchell 213 Waxler. Lynn 174 Wayne. Robert 164 Webb. Becky 156 Webb. Sharon 136,151.186 Webb. Wayne 171 Webber, Joyce 179 Weber, James 162.213 Webster. Eugene 177 Weder. Wanda 143,152.154 Wegeff. Sandra 176 Wegman, Paul 85 Wehlage, Sue 170 WEICD. Jack 92 Welch. Sally 167 Welnberg. Susan 161,187,213 Welnsteln, Jack 182 WQIDSTGID. Joanne 182 Welnsteln, Joellen 182 WGIHSISID, Judy 182 Welsner, Barbara 174 Welch, Mlke 161 Welch. Vlckl 213 Wellbrock. Scott 126 Weller, Blll 140 Welllng.Erlc127 Welsh, Edward 122,155 Welsh. Tom 118 Wenzel, Fred 122 Werner. Lance 213 Wessel. Jean 170 Wessel.Pat159 West. Karen 187 Westendorf, Chuck 84 Westervelt,ban16O,161,166. 213 Wetherald,Dlc126 Wexler.Fredl174 Weyhenmeyer, Chuck 124,146 Wheeler. Lols 213 Whlte,BlIl117 Whlte. Joyce 183,213 Whlte. Kenneth 213 Whlte, Steve 118 Whltney.Blll121 Whltney, Marllee 173 Whltney, Tom 69.73 Whley. Bruce 125 Wlberg, Kerry 120 Wlcker, Robert 158.159.2115 Wlckman. Don 116 Wlcks. Carol 108,180.213 Wlech. Jack 69.70.128 Wlener, Rlchard 128,213 Wleflnga, James 213 Wlgglns, Ellen 110 Wllder, Dlane 177.183 Wllensky, Judy 163 Wllllams,Joe177,183 VVl11I3VT1S,Lll'ld517O Wllllams.Llbby108 Wllllams. Nancy 151 Wllllamson. Joan 110.170 Wllllamson, Nancy 108.159.162. 180 Wllllamson, Stephen 213 Wllleumler.Gll176 Wllls, Roger 156 Wllson,Sherrle112 Wlmer. Rlchard 94.126.181 Wlner. Barbara 111.154,159,162 171180185 Wlnn, Ronn 160 Wlthers. Ann 181 Wlttert. Steve 171 Wl11l'1Oft.Da19158.16O,161,166, 213 Wlttllss.Ronnl187 Wogstad.Blll129 Wohl. Marcla 214 Wohl. Mark 127 Wohlschlegel, Mark 169 Woith. Terry 114.129 Woltomak,Rlchard125 WOlf9V1,VlCkI 110,114,152 Wolff. Ellen 111 Woll'f.Rlch127 Wolff, Ted 126 Wollock, Andrea 111 Wolskl. Sandy 109.162 Wood. Chrls 117 Wood. Douglas 126 Wood. Georgla 143,172 Wood,Jlll177,183 Wood. John 214 Wood. Tom 85 Woodlng, Larry 122 WOOIdVldge. Rlck 140 Woolf. lrvlng214 Wrlght,Jlm119 Wrlght. Rlchard 177.183 Wrona, Ted 168 Wykel. Llnda 113,181 Y Yakoft. Vlcky 112,214 Y3lT'l3l'lC1O,TOl'TlOKl182.214 Yare, Rhoda 156 Yates. Ron 124 Yattoni. Lyle 160 Yeagle. James 214 Yee, Fannle 112 Yelrll. Jullanne214 Yerby. Corllss 214 Yetter, Betsy 113.215 Yetter, Jack 116 Yoches. Marty 179 Yohn. Davld 215 York, Charles 119 Young. Joanne 108,162 Young. Mary Ann 108 Young. Mel 85 Young. Ron 93,123 Youngberg, Rlchard 215 Youngberg, Robert 125 Z Zacher,Davld117 Zakarlan, Armen 168 Zamberlettl. Louls 215 Zanders, Rosallnd 183 Zapler, Susan 135 Zapler, Susan 135 Zarn, Ron 159 Zarett, Jon 115 Zears. Charlotte 215 Zeiger. Greg 127 Zelgler. Carol 95 Zelgler.Tlm12O Zeller. Joanne 154 Zeimer, Donald 215 Zelll'1k8,.13Ckle159 Zeller, Joanne 170,215 Zgodny, Elliot 117 Zlegele. Mark 126 Zlegler. Carol 110 Zlegler. James 175,176 Zlmells. Meg 111 Zlmmerman, Sandra 108 ZlSSl'l'13f1,N13XIn9 111,177,215 Zlvitz, Marv 156 Zoeller, Bob 125,215 Zuckerman, Barry 120 Zvone, Pam 109 Zywatko, Darlene 112 221 TOMORROW AND ANOTHER DAY .. . THE 'HOLE ENTIRE STORY . . .OF MOMENTS ET , ...J 'ilu-N Another day is moments. . .an aggregate, added one to another. 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